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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
FEB 16 1954
Ike Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
179
Number 5299
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, February 15, 1954
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Advisers Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Assets Show Gain—
stock
share
per
outstanding.—V.
179,
for 13,493 shares of $1
vide
1952
♦$284,050
♦Equal to $21.05
$244,063
In
value capital
par
tions
This Issue
and
covering
<3
50,000
share,
per
working
shares
without
filed
1
of
of
stock
common
underwriting.
notification
(par
The
$1)
with
be
to
proceeds
Stock and Bond
SEC
offered
be
to
are
the
The
company
mortgage
after
issue
to
proposes
bonds,
of
$17,000,000
series
a
maturing
principal
in
not
amount
than
less
of
30
than
102%%
the
of
principal
interest.
The
bonds
new
of
$8,000,000
shares
construction
end
additions
loans
in
the
The
its
17
invitation
posals
in
from
February,
stock
to
the
accrued
1954,
sale
of
the
of
for
the
from
sale
The
Southern Company for
improvements, (extensions
permanent
the
the
for
company
1954
year
to
file
registration
a
the proposed
cover
36
178,
with
the
SEC
40
10.
The
date
to
set
the
open
Over-the-Counter
pro¬
This
has
company
declared
its
first
dividend
after
only
;
Mr.
that
months'
interim
nearly
700
fiscal
It
is
3%
period
due
from April
the
to
Tire
board
dividend.
of
This
stockholders
announced
Taubman.
Mr.
Alliance
American
also
was
ance
the
directors
it
a
great
offered
support
1953,
the
Amrican
of
success
investors
Alli¬
headed
by
State
group
raised half of the original capital—over
financed the ultra-modern American
equipped Alli¬
plant which is located on a 25-acre site at Hadera.—V.
173,
Months
Operating
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Ended
December
31—
1953
revenues
Operating
and
expenses
1952
$625,048
519,421
taxes—
Declared and
Other
income
$383,825
Reserve
319,660
Gross
$105,627
(net)
2,157
income
Income
$64,165
Federal
179,
The
income-
Earnings
—V.
per
178,
__49
American Business Shares, Inc., N.
Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
with
New
the
York
SEC
•tock.—V.
investment
Feb.
on
179,
5,
American President
252,000 shares of
on
the
this
registration statement
a
200,000 shares
1S42
initial
class A common
dividends
stock
(no
of
$5
on
capital
par)
and
the
was
regular
quarterly dividend
declared
payable
March
and
of
20
the
on
per
share
$1),
both
pay¬
share
per
of
10.
common
dividends,"
tion
of
many
without
return
of
holders
the
of
ownership and litigation
over
on
a
seven-year
dividends
to
a
two
period
class
A
declaration should not be
as
basis for future regular or
special
V. 178, p. 293.
are
and
return
than
$150,000,000
the
total
of
This
This
was
the
first-day
■conversion Feb.
delivered
25%
first
debentures
to
the
conversion
con¬
the
company's
p. 513.
latest
on
convertible
been
debentures—about
received
for
exchange
into
Feb. 9.
day the issue of $602,543,700 12-year 3%% con¬
Dec. 10, 1965, was
eligible for conversion.
due
total
9,
its
issce—has
«tock, the company announced
vertible
includes
debentures
left
with
the earliest conversion date,
company in anticipation
exceeds by far the
of
preceding
issues
of
as
the
first-day's
the
well
as
debentures
conversion
conversions
convertible
for
company
date.
in
The
any
debentures.—V.
of
179,
Of
the
air
construction
same
frames
standard
as
Is
door
and
used
features
Amweld
with
Willow Fabrics, Inc., is the 25th fabric
converter to be licensed by
American Viscose Corp. to convert
rayon fabrics
under the Avcoset
program of quality control of washable rayon fabrics. Thirteen finishers
have also been licensed under the
program.
n
S.
R.
Schulhoffer, President of Willow Fabrics, said that quality
sheens,
linen
types,
1%-inch
standard
attractive,
an
doors,
Amweld
this
and
tropicals
in
the
firm's
fall
and
179,
membership will be present.—V. 179, p. 513.
Feb.
4
announced
New
barrels
a
new
will
have
a
capacity
of
tract
in
are
owned
with
progress
by
the
the Illinois
railroad
in
about
Central
RR.
it
to
was
amend
announced1
its
charter
on
Feb.
has
Co.
for
requested
shares.
Any
or
by
such
an
exchange
refinancing,
or
conversion
exchange,
or
of
said
conversion
of
Southern
all
wholly-owned
subscribed
stock,
C.
H.
for
Zachry,
10.
subscribed,
included
amounted
$363,777
Union
he
stockholders
said,
at
Southern
of
subsidiary,
to
$7,277,000
providing
revolutionary
a
new
have
owners
been
not
necessity
price
a
Union's
plus
98,931
for
Southern
equity
new
funds
for
individualized
been
revealed
system
of
Elmer
H.
by
made public, Mr. Bard said that theplumbing, gas or electric connections,
of
contamination.
have
orders
already
been released.
will concentrate on the manufacture,
garbage eliminators for home use,
initially
company
of
of
Bard-Matic
planned by the company, It
was
revealed.
one
new
are
for
share
$1)
for
at
each
$19.50
per
share
held
share
new
pre¬
be
the
on,
(with
an
the
basis
oversub-
warrants expire at 3 p.m. (CST), on Feb.
agent is Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis,
The warrant
be used
27
(par
The
no
PROCEEDS—The
will
Offering—
issue of Feb. 8 of the offering to. common,
of 14,100 additional shares of common
our
Jan.
stock
privilege).
There
in
record
of
of
0 0597
Minn.
underwriters.
net
proceeds from
the sale of the
common
stock
construction of additions and improvements to its
the
properties. Construction expenditures are presently estimated at
proximately $1,330,000 for the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1954.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
♦First mortgage bonds:
Series "A" 3%% due Sept. 1,
Series "B"
3%
Series "C"
3%%
due July
Series
3"%%
"F"
due
March
Outstanding
1979—
$1,980,000
2,031,000
1,073,000
1,470,000
1980—
1982
975,000
995,000
15, 1975
due July 15,
1975—
1,
Sinking fund debentures—unsecured:
Series "A" 3%7e due Jan. 15, 1974—
preferred stock
♦Additional
or
debenture
therein.
(par
$100)
(par $1)
bonds
or
indenture,
debentures
may
respectively,
ap»
FINANCING
1971—
Series "D" 3%% due Jan. 15,
Series "E" 3% due March 1,
SEC
outstanding
will
made
was
common
Common stock
with
sale
stock
to
Feb.
this
have
products are
shares
a
a
view to
the refinancing
of its
outstanding preferred stock through issuance of new
preferred
stock; and the Commission has given interested
persons until Feb. 18,
1954,
to request a hearing
thereon.
According to the application,
Arkansas Power has
outstanding 47,609 shares of $7 preferred and
45,891 shares of $6 preferred (both without
par), comprising the en¬
tire amounts of preferred stock
authorized by its charter.
It proposes
to refinance such shares with
the proceeds from the
ferred
have
Co.
common
Black Hills Power & Light Co.—Stock
1,000,000
Refinancing—
5,
sale
home
for
of
distribution
Cumulative
company,
stock
sold
Gas
on
Authorized
Parish, across the
river from New Orleans.
The corporation now operates
plants in St.
Louis, Mo.; Newark, N. J.; and Los Angeles, Calif.—V.
178, p. 1977.
This
Hutzler.—
390.
sewage
the
and
other
Jefferson
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Plans
stock
p.
details
While
year.
Negotiations
150-acre
brewery
&
Subscriptions—
Co.
98.8%
was
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
plans to build a brewery in
Orleans, La., area costing an estimated $20,000,000. Rosewell
E. Hardy, Assistant to the
Vice-President in charge of production, an¬
the
when-issued
a
Aztec.
by
eliminates
Production
Brewery—
it
New
nounced
on
Bros.
According to Mr. Bard, it is expected that the complete system
deliver
for less
than $30 retail.
Distribution is
being planned
through wholesale and retail hardware channels, speciality distributors,
department stores, etc.
Announcement is. scheduled for this Spring,
15.
special meeting of board of directors that was called for Feb. 10
adjourned without taking any action until the regular
meeting of
board next Wednesday, Feb. 17, when it is
expected that the full
on
pnvaie.y
Salomon
will
of
below.
Special Meeting Adjourned—
corporation
Gas
common
stock
announce
prevents
Mention
by Textron—
The
the
by
announced
additional
disposal
scription
the
into
(Un-
90-179 days, 1%%;
per annum;
placed
Union
&
previously
a
the
an
stockholders
Incorporated
Oil
basis
The
issued
to
While
and
grille
of simple, modern design.—V. 178, p. 849.
Textron
4V4%
stock
1%-inch
factory-installed
American Woolen Co., Inc.—Offer Made
1%%
been
Southern
President,
President
system
sale
conditioning
authorization
American Viscose Corp.—Grants New License—
gabardines,
Interior door
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—To Build
of
all-rayon
air ducts.
Inter-Lock
The
More
are
their
debenturs.
newly formed Michigan corporation with
offices and plant facilities at 1780 Harvey St., Muskegon.
According
io
Mr.
Bard, development and testing of the Bard-Matic garbage
eliminator has been under way for a period of over two years.
Field
tests covering a wide range of applications have been completed.
dividends," he added.—
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Conversionsone-quarter
these
developed expressly for use 1
in centrally air conditioned and perimeter heated
homes is announced
by this company's Building Products Division.
Desgned to allow the proper air flow between connecting rooms as
required by central air conditioning installations, the "Amweld Air
was
among the factors which deferred action
B stockholders in prior periods, and the
strued
to
stock.
"Question
of
All
said
of earnings
years
label.
on
record
Ralph K. Davis, Chairman, "will be
ipaid out of accummulated earnings. They represent a
partial recogni¬
classes of
Avcoset
1%-inch steel flush
new
See
•The
the
389.
p.
American Welding & Manufacturing Co.—New Product
A
new
have been paid
holders
will carry
179,
Conditioning Door" permits closed-door privacy without impairing or
distributing the heat balance of the system and eliminates
th<$ need for
of $1
$1.25
to
share
per
shares of class B common stock
(par
holders of record Feb. 10.
the 5% non-cumulative preferred stock
also
stock
March
to
15
its
of
Lines, Ltd.—Initial Dividend—
declared
2,100,000
Dividends
eince
filed
company
1954, covering
1.
p.
The directors have
able Feb.
lines
spring
value
par
4V»%
new
Bardmatic Corp., Muskegon, Mich.—New System—
3
$32,637
fabrics.—V.
plan, undeu
a
retired.
investors
Aztec
Aztec,
of
Aztec.—V.
Plans
$2.32
in
with
garbage
$5.32
the
Co.—Stock
of
of
apiece.
shares
31,678
$74,839
outstanding $100!
right to exchange
or
30-89 days,
Gas
&
Union
Proceeds
Union
Banks of
$64,315
share
common
complete
513.
Oil
$3.83
/84
1873.
p.
be
to
institutional
oifering of Aztec
a
Bard,
Net
is
share-for-share
on
of
new
Capital Flotations for Month of October..
of
the
financing has
stockholders
32,945
$107
deductions
to
companies.
rates are:
p.
holdings
System
steps
high level in the supply of funds available for invest¬
the decrease by Associates,
one
of the four major
finance
with
Southern
50
Reserve
given
preferred
stock
proposed
The
14
Banks
be
4V2%
1,994,981 shares
49
Statement of Member
150
a.
Payable
initial
shares
97,000
will
continued
Aztec
55
47
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Condition
Utility operating income
V.
Foreign Exchange Rates
the
new
new
basis
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_50
1
of
influenced
The
City Bond Offerings
Dividends
Allied Gas
12
657.
p.
and
took
9
will have outstanding $12,500,000 in par value
stock and $10,000,000 of 4%% capital debeneures,
Chairman of the Board, has announced.
Preferred
stock
automobile
i
The Course of Bank Clearings
("Parts
Certificates
company on Feb. 8 announced its sixth reduction of commercial
rates in less than five months.
The
decrease, amounting to
1%, follows the rediscount rate reduction announced by
The
ment
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
This
statement
Interests
the Federal Reserve Board.
Miscellaneous Features
inclusive.
of
registration
a
Beneficial
Trust
one-eighth of
The
earnings for
covering
Fund
(15,000 Full Paid
Certificates).—V. 175, p. 2174.
Feb.
on
Oare,
the
This
35
-
filed
company
1954,
With
company
L,
paper
to
$3,000,000—which
ance
35
;•
to.
Reduces Commercial Paper Rates—
35
six-
a
share
per
against
measure
by
declared
$1.50
applies
to September,
that
has
represents
and
8,
Associated
xchanged 4»/4%
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1_;
f
35
year
vote
preferred
Holders
Companies,
reported
"the
one
according to Arthur Taubman of Roanoke, Va., President.
Taubman, who is also President of Advance Stores
this
either
46
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..:
Alliance Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd. (Israel)—Initial Div.
of operation,
Markets
Feb.
on
addi¬
time
of. 250,000
of its com¬
2669.
p.
investment
in
directors
preferred
45
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
2193.
p.
Section
the
solicit
this
sale
notes.
42
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
will
property
at
outstanding now totals $9,700,000.
plan, requiring amendment of the company's articles of re¬
organization, will be submitted for shareholder approval March 10.
New
provisions of the preferred stock will permit the issuance of
capital debentures which will have the status of Junior subordinated
_41
Exchange
for
and
The
39
Stock Exchange
Stock
1954
proposes
issuance
stock
39
.
Louis
SEC
4J/a%
Robert
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
$17,000,000 bond issue and to publish
March
on
statement
of
_37
Exchange
the
Associates Investment Co.—Arranges Private Financ'g
The
Stock
In
Power
authorize
177,
55,000 Accumulative
which
Montreal
are
St.
the
36
Toronto
to
36
Exchange
$25,000,000
Arkansas
to
as
preferred, for which it
new
"Shares")
36
San Francisco
$33,810,000.
plans
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
!
for the payment of short-iterm bank
$4,790,000 incurred for such purpose.
expenditures
for proposals
March 16.—V.
is
received
common
plus
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
proceeds
property ar.d
amount
at
company
Feb.
on
of
thereof,
and
with
Los Angeles Stock
,
the
use
acquisition of
or
to
Construction
estimated
to
proposes
and
additional
the
amount
.
company
31
15
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
date,
more
or
Boston
its
years
and to sell the same at competitive bidding, for the best
price obtainable but for a price to the company of not less than 100%
or
27
Exchange
so
stockholders.—V.
This
American
Stock
of
improvements,
of
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
capital.
filings with the Commission.
To pro*,
refinancing, and to finance, in' part, its.
such
Associated Fund, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Page
at
for
used
Alabama Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
first
Quotations
future
more
for
shares
letter
a
or
expenditure
its charter
mon
Feb.
on
one
means
amend
Aegis Casualty Insurance Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
The company
of
the
contemplated
609.
p.
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
subject
1953
assets
net
$1
Corporation and Investment News
As of Dec. 31—
Total
Price
t
»
1
955,000
26,648 shs.
300,000 shs.
be issued under
16,648 shs.
250,260 shs.
the mortgage
subject to restrictions contained,
i
is engaged in the generation (and ta *
minor extent the
purchase), transmission, distribution and sale of
electric energy.
It was incorporated in South Dakota on Aug. 27,
1941, as successor to certain pre-existing companies. It has no parent
BUSINESS—The
and
no
The
company
subsidiaries.
the com¬
Rapid City
principal plants and properties owned or operated by
pany are located at Osage, Wyo.;
and Provo, S. D.—V. 179, p. 610.
and Pluma,
Redwater,
HA-iO
The Commercialtmd±¥^encial Chronicle
2
(710)
L
u^l
G'
*
i
-
as
this
of
Ltd.—Formed—
6f Cahada,
Bridge &"Tank Cot
Formation
Co. and Vulcan Iron
Feb. 9 by James A. Gairdner,
Bridge
& Engineering Ltd. was
Chairman of the Board of
announced on
the new com¬
March
Co. of Canada will own directly and througn
subsidiaries two large plants in Hamilton, Ont., Canada, and one in
Winnipeg, and will rank as the second or third largest concern in the
steel fabricating industry in Canada,
Its plants and organization will
be strategically located and will be integrated to ensure a national
participation in the steel business from coast to coast.
An offer to purchase all the outstanding common shares of Hamilton
Bridge Co. at $22 per share, amounting in total to $5,400,000, was
made recently through the Royal Trust Co.
Over 90% of the shares
were deposited
under the offer and were taken up Feb. 9.
The new company will acquire all the assets of Hamilton Bridge Co.,
Including its controlling interests in Sawyer-Massey Ltd.
(road machinery) and Rheem Canada Ltd. (steel drums).
It will also purchase
all the capital stock of
Vulcan Iron & Engineering Ltd., which, in
turn, owns Vulcan Machinery & Equipment Ltd.
The Vulcan business
was purchased by the Gairdner interests in 1947 and is now one of the
largest steel fabricating and machinery sales companies serving western
& Tank
Bridge
pany.
Oanada.
A.
undertaken
undertaken
the
of
first
platework field.
Vulcan
separate
I.
Northern Ry.
Great
has
.
179,
1954
$8,484,419
■
income
Earned
per
share
common
outstanding
shares
Two
Co. below.—V.
—
tures to
Telephone Co.,
Interstate
Registers Stock Wi4h SEC
Be Placed Privately—
for
The
issue
railroad
—
the
on
of
proceeds
of
date
acquisition.
San Bernardino,
Bonds and Deben¬
the
purpose
„
on
ing
was
The
The
Sales
Net
at
$28
redeemable
is
or
on
or
Orders
Feb.
1964 into
1,
CAPITALIZATION
1.4
GIVING
.
fFirst mortgage bonds
3.60%
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
series—due
*
/
!
percentage of
better-than-
CBS-Columbia television receiver inven-depleted and that the company is now
$1.20 dividend series
125,000 shs.
L
35,000 shs.
Corp. below.—V.
107,000 shs.
$1.40 dividend convertible series
22,000 shs.:
40,000 shs.
$1.32 dividend convertible
series
120,000 shs.
Pfd. stk. remaining, yet to be defined
L.
(par $12.50)
debentures,
unlimited
restrictions
set
forth
None
120,000 shs..
230,000 shs.
§1,200,000 shs.
as
35,000 shs.
to
in
be issued sub¬
indenture securing the
amount,
the
None -,
880,506 shs.
total
Edison Co.
—
Segregates Gas Proper¬
Illinois
Gas
Co.,
50
Fox
in part:
Aurora, Illinois, officially
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Street,
properties transferred by Edison to Northern Illinois Gas Co.
may
§192,000 shares, plus such indeterminate number of shares
capitalization
3(4%
before
179,
103.
p.
1953
$573
14,900
1952
$77,879
71,000
*$14,327
$6,879
25,655
income taxes
and
depletion
46,955
t
deficit.—V.
178,
1875.
p.
Diana Stores Corp.—January
179,
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$1,822,007 $15,867,635 $16,950,029
$1,774,477
—V.
Sales Lower—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Jan. 31—
104.
p.
Eagle-Picher Co., Cincinnati, O.—Files With SEC—
letter
notification
of
shares
of
filed
was
stock
common
with
$10)
(par
the SEC on Feb. 5 covering
be offered at the market
to
share), without underwriting. The proceeds
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 177, p. 1579.
(estimated at $19.87(4
are
per
I
»
.
Eastman Kodak Co.—Plans Further
for
its
ment,
1954
This
is
tne
in
25(;
a
of
and expand company plants, equip¬
U. S. manufacturing and branch
over
the company's capital
improve
processes
budget
for
used
company
and
amount
expenditure
been
to
program
methods,
units.
its
increase
$40,000,000
improvement
Expansion—
8 that It has budgeted $50,000,000
This company announced on Feb.
for
and
1953.
About $300,000,000 has
expansion program since 1945,
officials stated.
The program has been financed
basis from company
funds without resort to
said.—V.
stock
179,
company
of
on
a
pay-
borrowing,
398.
p.
Perch
principally
Eaton's
coil
and
spring
leaf
Feb.
en
Spring
springs,
4
Co.,
Co.—Acquisition—
Lackawanna,
for trucks.
division
acquired
announced it has
in
N.
Detroit,
springs.
all
the common
a producer of chassis
price was not disclosed.
is a large produced of
Y.,
The purchase
Mich.,
i
Existing facilities of the newly-acquired firm, which will be operated
as
a
division of Eaton, "will be improved and expanded to take care
of future potential
requirements that cannot be handled
at the Detroit
plant," C. I. Ochs, Chairman, said.—V. 178, p. 1567.
bonds
which,
of the new Gas company comprises $60,000,000
having first been issued by Edison against the
The bonds were
publicly offered
on
Jan. 27 by an underwriting group
and Glore,
approximately a
very well received.
is about 3.47%.
Ekco Products
-
&
Co.
return
The cost
of
The public offering price was
to the investor.
The offering
this money to Edison,
102,
was
after expenses,
or
Ultimately, some plan is expected to be worked out for separation of
Gas
company's stock ownership.
One plan under consideration
contemplates distribution of the Gas company stock over a period of
the
This
company
Co.—Acquisition—
Feb.
on
5
announced
that
the
acquisition
of
The
AUtoyre Co. of Oakville, Conn., which is subject to the usual terms and
conditions
March
1,
issued
of
preliminary
a
should be completed prior
shares of Ekco common stock will
contract,
at
which
time
80,000
exchange for 100% of all the common stock of Autoyre.
Autoyre's average earnings for the three years—1950 to 1952 in¬
clusive—were
Before
share
to
as
taxes,
be
follows;
approximately $700,000 per year (about $8.75 per Ecko
For the same three years (after taxes) the
exchanged).
earnings were approximately $3.75 pr share exchanged.
Autoyre's
in
excess
of
600,000.—V.
depreciated
$2,400,000.
179,
p.
book
net worth at
Their approximate
the
end
sales
for
of 1953 will be
1953 were $5,-
3S8.
the holders of Edison's common stock—V. 179, p. 515.
(Continued
on page
8)
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and Publisher;
Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical Issue on Monday.]
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
fTelephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y.J under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
THE
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
of
Canada,
NOTE:
On
$51.00
per year.
account
of
the
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
-
i
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
to
be
in
headed by The First Boston Corp., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
years tp
statement
operating revenues.
gas
3.38%
Certificates).—V.
.
Eaton Manufacturing
formerly operated as a part of our Public Service Company divi¬
represented about 11% of our total plant and about 14% of
Forgan
Registers
registration
a
amortization
Sales
179, p. 515.
properties, became the Gas company's debt when it acquired these
properties; $10,000,000 of 5% convertible preferred stock which Edison
purchased to provide the Gas company with working capital and con¬
struction funds; and about $60,000,000 of common
stock issued qnd
issuable to Edison for the properties transferred.
.»
■
'
and
profit
they
of
50,000 shs.
filed
8
Payment
(Single
B
tons milled
•Net
as-you-go
lines.-
and
Initial
,
2,925,000
$1.25 dividend series
certain
our
(par $25):
$1.00 dividend series
to
completely
—
Contract—
The gas
1,000,000
sinking fund debs—due 1977—
debentures.
anticipated
1,000,000
Cumulative preferred stock
ject
he
February.
during
been
that
and
1,000,000
;
series—due 1979-.;
•Additional
market,
receiver models directly off production
New
sion
500,000
1,000,000
1979
37/»%
stock
period, Mr. Schecter said.
declared 4hat
See TelePrompTer
were
1,000,000
series—due 1979
Common
have
shipping
1,000,000
1,000,000
3%%
•4(4%
business
than 100%
more
was
that this company was getting a bigger
began operations Feb. 9 as a subsidy of
1,900.000
,
,
series—due 1979
3%
1953
industry
Schecter
Northern
1971
series—due 1979
3 1/10%
overall
tories
during January, 1954.
the same period last
ties—A letter to this company's stockholders says
Outstanding
series—due 1979
3(4%
Net
"
Commonwealth
$5,850,000
series—due 1971
3(4%
$2,302,281
669,789
$3.14
$2.00
over
1954,
Feb.
on
operating profit
Dry
Charge of Sales, reported on.
in
in unit orders for January,
increase
also stated
He
1956,
of 83%
Vice-President
company,
Series
Depreciation
Inc.—TV Orders Up—
receivers
television
dollar volume
in
Schecter,
the similar
over
the
CBS-Columbia
increase
elected
'«*
Day Mines, Inc., Wallace, Idaho—Reports Profit—
Net
>A
3.
The
FINANCING
1971
series—due
27/«%
share
investment
This
1971_.
series—due
3(4%
3%
common
been
Exchange Commission—
and
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
■
397.
for
an
Harry
year,
$20,000,000
*.
series—due
at
shares.
common
EFFECT
showed
Feb.
and
before
This
S00
share; thereafter and on or before Feb. 1, 1959 at $27.50
thereafter at $27.25 per share; with accrued dividends
in each case.
Each share of $1.32 preferred stock is convertible into
1.6 shares of common stock on or before Feb. 1, 1959; thereafter and.
on or before Feb.
1,11962, into 1.5 common shares; and thereafter and
on
share
common
per
—
Securities
Certificates
$2,623,860
805,152
$3.02
$2.00
_____
paid
p.
179,
Mr.
1,
—-
.;
Columbia Broadcasting System,
per
share;
per
—V.
normal
before Feb.
taxes—-.
shares outstanding
Dividends
Further details follow:
stock
income
income—
earnings
Earned
Mortimor
Corporate Leaders of America, Inc., N. Y.
1953
1952
$233,890,000 $214,995,000
6,713,860
5,617,281
4.030,000
3,315,000
—
—
before
Chairman of the Finance Committee, has
S. Gordon, General Counsel and
formerly
Hail,
President.
agent in redeeming
EARNINGS
Fiscal Year Ended Dec. 26—
Common
.
Chairman of the Operating Committee,
has
Chairman of the Managing Committee.—V. 175, p. 915.
With
ac¬
Chairman.
elected
formerly
1954
1953
$17,444,629 $16,516,733
—
on
J.
elected
and
(file 2-10694) with the SEC seeking registration covering 768,976.50
Participations in its Trust Fund Certificates Series B (Periodic Pay¬
ment
Certificates)
and
39,741.30
Participations, in
its
Trust
Fund
Up—
23—
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
This offering
the books closed.
Trust Co. of New York will act as
Colonial Stores Inc.—Current Sales
(par $25) at $27 per share, plus
underwriters headed by
was oversubscribed and
Blyth & Co. Inc.
preferred
Matthew
been
,
Four Weeks Ended Jan.
the Association to
the redemption of
inventories
of
665.
p.
has been
Jarvis
Ernest G.
Oil Properties
i
Taxes
178,
financing
the
Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—Changes
Continental
the
Sales
and
in, Personnel—
2571.
p.
including
requirements,
operating
indebtedness
of
receivable.—V.
counts
179, p. 611.
outstanding scrip certificates dated Jan. 8, 1952, for common stock
the rate of $1.9996 for each l/20th of a share.—V. 179, p. 103.
Profit
10,000
increased
certificates
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Scrip Certificates—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
and
plant and $750,000 to be added to general funds of
and
The Guaranty
accrued dividends by a group of
per
178,
covering
1954,
meet
Commission.
originally drilled 30 or 40 years ago.
Production has
past few years by repressuring by water injection;
gross
production is about
1,600 barrels of oil daily.
current
—V.
issue of Feb. 8 of the public offer-,
our
1,030
filed
Association
4,
par,
$25
oil
in
...
.
a
registration statement with the SEC on
80,000 shares of 4 %
second preferred stock,
shares of 2% third preferred stock, $25 par, to
be offered for sale directly to members and others.
No underwriting
is involved.
Net proceeds will be used to provide $1,500,000 of addi¬
tional
funds
for construction
of an agricultural nitrogen fixation
Feb.
was
revived
Feb.
made in
$1.32
area
Cooperative Association, Kansas City, Mo.
Consumers
in the
vertible preferred stock
The
the
1953
$2,212,395
179, p. 203.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Stuart in the offering are: R. W.
Yantis & Co.—V.
company
been
Feb. 4 of 120,000 shares of $1.32 cumulative con¬
on
Commerce
with Halsey,
-
—
-
—V.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp. have jointly
properties near Ottawa, Kansas, formerly owned
by Brundred Oil Corp.
These properties consist of leases on some
7,000 acres on which there are about 500 producing oil wells and
almost as many additional wells used for injection of water.
This
California Water & Telephone Co.—Stock Sold—Men¬
tion
approximately $8,125,835;
cost
1954
$1,839,560
Month of January—
Sales
road switching locomotives, and 2 diesel switching
Issuance of the certificates is subject to the authorization
F. S.
purchased
10 filed a registration statement with the
6EC covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due March
1, 1984
to be offered at competitive
bidding, and 300,000 shares of common
stock (par $20)
to be offered publicly by a group of underwriters
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay bank loans incurred in
connection with the company's construction program.
A. C. Cummins, President, said the company's tentative schedule calls
for the stock offering to begin on March 2 and the bond bids to be
opened on March 9.
The company also
has proposed a $23,000,000 bank credit agree¬
ment, which would mainly finance its expansion program through 1956.
—V. 179,
p. 610.
company
estimated to
during
2474.
The
Climax Molybdenum Co.—Buys Kansas
organized
was
of engaging
California Oregon Power
The
be
to
Interstate
and
Co.,
in California on Jan. 21, 1954,
telephone business and acquiring
the business and
assets of Interstate Telegraph Company, a Nevada
corporation which owns and operates a telephone system in portions
of eastern California and a small adjacent area in Nevada.
At Dec.
31,
1953, Interstate Telegraph operated 20 local exchanges serving
10,919 telephones.
The stock of Interstate Telegraph is to be pur¬
chased for a price of $7,500,000,
plus adjustments.
The remainder
of the proceeds of the financing will be utilized to discharge organiza¬
tion expenses and for property additions and improvements.
Interstate
California
for
is
rate calculation, airport traffic studies, industrial
comprise but a lew of the applications that have
design and operation tests of the "203."—V. 178.
interest
control
studied
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off-
Pressprich
& Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Julien Co'lins & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
sale,
stock
problems,
were
a
the
in
to a
process
diesel
7
Associated
together with the net proceeds to
be received from the private
sale to seven institutional investors of
$4,200,000 of first mortgage bonds and $1,500,000 of 4%% debentures
will be used primarily to purchase from California Electric Power Co.
all of the capital stock of Interstate Telegraph Co>aito be outstanding
Net
Ltd.,
stock,
issue.—V. 179,
and Kidder,
3s;
equipment,
cars;
the
of
178, p. 1978.
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 5,
1954,
covering 300,000
shares of its $5 par common stock,
to be
offered
for
public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
William R. Staats & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
This company filed
addition to those of scientific research, the "203" is not
specific problem type, but is adaptable to almost any prob¬
lem reducible to numerical terms.
Transportation routing and loading
received, viz: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Peabody & Co. 99.662 for 314s.
secured by the following new standard-gauge
bids
competing
mathematical problems of finance, commerce and in¬
Handling the
bid of 99.34%.
a
locomotives.
California Interstate Telephone
Calif.
on
new
of
costly
dustry,
been
99.7586
Proposed Sale—
California
of the new
shares
105,000
brain" installation
by
fields of industrial and
commercial control for
organizations which
previously have been unable to
electronic computation.
entire
afford
President, reported that Canadian
Breweries,
than 97% of the Carling company's capital
to
occasion—introduction
limited
more
subscribed
the
open
514.
box
See
owned
Corp.—Electronic Computer
longer restricted to the high-cost "electronic
multi-million dollar corporation or scientific
no
hundreds
of
involved.
is
controlled by Stauffer Chemical Co. and manu¬
and bone and hide products.—V. 177, p. 1255.
is
foundation.
the company's Computer Division of
its Model 203 Electronic Digital Computer, a general all-purpose auto¬
matic electronic tool for mathematical analysis that it expected to
Inc.—Rights to Stockholders—
stockholders
Equitable Life Assurance
corporation last week announced that electronic data processing
The
'
underwriting
already
Feb. 10
1953
1952
$17,598,498 $15,498,666
2,751,211
2,735,940
$0.88
$0.89
2,490,934
2,353,551
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Operating revenues
Common
1953
$9,047,332
Co.—Earnings—
California Electric Power
Net
of
1,500
p.
202".
p.
is
12,000
Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on Feb. 11 offered $6,495,000 of Chicago & North
Western Ry. Co. 2%% equipment trust certificates, ma¬
turing annually March 1, 1955 to 1969, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield from 1.75% to 3.05%, de¬
pending on maturity, were awarded to the group on,
Sales Decreased
-
—V.
1,500
—
Wulff, Hansen & Co.——
Chicago & North Western
178, p. 850.
Month of January—
Sales
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
Dean Witter & Co
notes.
Texas.
company
Consolidated Engineering
1,000
179, p. 610.
Houston.
This
7,500
—_
3.70%
borrowing was made on
The
Pa.—Receives Large Order-
below.—V.
(& Subs.)—January
Butler Brothers
1,500
1.500
& Co.—
Dowie,
R.
which
division of the new firm,
will be the western
Co., Philadelphia,
Budd
J. S. Strauss & Co
Henry F. Swift & Co
5,000
1,500
and
2,000
No
share.
p.
Bee
factures heavy chemicals
The
record Feb. l have been given the
right to subscribe on or before Feb. 26 for 3,750.4 additional shares
of capital
stock (par $15) on a share for share basis at $40 per
fabricates and erects storage
designs,
Engineering
company,
2,000
12.000
4.500
2.000
Co
minority
The
gas
a
Society of the United States had the largest participation, $2,100,000.
The
proceeds will be used for construction of plants in Baytown
Carling Brewing Co.,
pressure vessels for the chemical, oil,
industries and is affiliated with one of the leading U. S.
companies in this field, Hammond Iron Works, Inc., Warren, pa.
The former Hamilton Bridge Co. will operate as the Hamilton Bridge
Division and Vulcan Iron and Engineering, Ltd,, continuing to operate
»s
with four insurance companies.
7,500
See also V,
tanks, elevated water tanks and
and
6,000
2,000
2,000
Knowlton
of
2,000
3,000
4,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc..
&
shares
Inc.—Notes Placed
Chemical Industries,
Consolidated
2.000
Walston & Co.
Frank
p.
Reynolds & Co..
Schwabacher & Co.—
William R. Staats & Co _—
Stephenson, Leydecker &
Co. ,
Mitchum, Tully & Co,
5,00o
Hope
.
and
Iron
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
4,500
Lester, Ryons & Co.
178,
$7.02
a total of 9,995,161
1158.
hid
company
outstanding.—V.
Mason Brothers
Wesley Hall & Co.——
a
the
1953,
31,
stock
2,000
6.000
Friedman-
H.
Maxfieid
Dec.
1952
$6.63
,
Privately—The company has taken down the final $3,000,000 under a $10,000,000 agreement dated Feb. 26, 1953
Shares
,
1953
$66,290,228 $60,248,568
—
4,500
2,000
.
Davis, Skaggs <fc Co.——..
First California Co. Inc
Vulcan iron p'.ants at
the
shares of convertible preferred stock
12,000
Co
Eichler & Co
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Winnipeg has already been
and that a similar program for the Hamilton plants will be
immediately and will be completed in planned stages.
One
steps will be a fuil-scale entry into the storage tank and
of
&
Brush,
and General Manager of Bridge
program of improvement and
of
Co.
Barth
*
value per share.-,
asset
At
names:
Inc
Blyth & Co.,
Bateman,
'
31—
have
below
Hill Richards & Co
newly elected President
Canada, stated that
Hill,
B.
Tank
&
opposite their respective
named
underwriters
several
Shares
J
Net
capital
agreed to purchase the number of
set
Dec.
Total net assets
1954.
UNDERWRITERS—The
"
modernization
15,
of
As
amending the indenture
securing its first mortgage bonds to Increase the authorized amount to
$100,000,000.
It
is anticipated
that this will be completed about
presently in the process of
from bondholders, is
Co.—Net Asset Value—
CemmonweaUh Investment
conversion of the
sufficient proxies
be required, are reserved for issuance upon
pref. stock.
1IThe company,. having received
may
conv.
of Hamilton
the operations
unite
to
company
Monday, February 15, 195#
v.
.
-
*
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(711)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in October
And lor the Ten Months of"Calendar Year 19S3
Total corporate financing in the domestic market during October amounted to $428,089,616. This represented
a sharp contraction from the
preceding months' total of
$707,272,786. Compared with the total for October, 1952
of
$938,882,830, the current figure reflects
$510,793,214.
and amounted to
$109,324,250 or 25.54% of that month's
financing. In the previous month,
that is September last, the total was $205,799,375 made
up
>
over-all
of 34 issues and represented 29.10% of that period's
gross
dollar volume.
For the month of October, a year
ago,
marked de¬
a
cline of
New
private
Long-term
bonds and
term. bonds and notes
notes in
were
issues
placed
October
amounted
to
represented by a single of-.
substantial
reduction
in
total
1952, the current month's stock total shows
"Revised
$10,427,686.
October,- constituting
month's
sues
stock
$161,943,616
aggregate financing,
amounted to
Taking
month in
up
our
issues made
issues
$16,831,000
or
while preferred
stock
the various categories
as
presented
The
Some
of
included
the
the
Electric -Co.,
value
common
Mohawk
5.92
Sept 17
91
21.17
Sept
2
Sept 24
Sept 15
336,831,000
30.81
Sept
2
Sept 15
387,020,000
65.01
>
io
51,256,250
21.19
34
205,799,375
29.10
Sep 1-30 Sept
24
1
109,324,250
Total
current
to
up
$480,capital
new
($3,475,840) for refunding pur¬
is greater than that of Sep¬
total
increase
in
of
Massachusetts
and
the
$30,000,000 placement by the
State of South Carolina.
There
this
was
no
country
par
on
financing undertaken during October in
the part of any of the United States
Government offerings placed in
Total
in
represented
by
the United
the
368,102;436
20,040,000
952,036,900
99.504+ "1.961
99.506+ "1.953
99.505+ "1.95T
>
99.587
1.634
100
2%
100
27/a
a
a
100
2
100
20,040,000
952,036,900
c
' .15,063,691,336
Oct
1
91
days
"1.583
1
Oct
8
91
days
2,541,451,000
99.647
"1.397
Oct
1,501,118,000
1,500,620,000
99.600
Oct
6
Oct 15
91
days
2,219,088,000
1,500,904,000
99.637
"1.438
Oct 15
Oct 22
91
Oct 22
Oct 29
91
2,367,114,000
2,366,309,000
1,500,549,000
99.653+ "1.372
2,095,953,000
1,500,199,000
99.692
383,806,128
532,000
686,527,300
Oct
Oct
days
2 years
Oct 1
days
9%-12 yrs.
12 years
Oct 1-31
1
Total
for
for
ten
"1.220
a
383,806,128
532,000 100
a
^86,527,300 100
October-
Total
"Average
separate
c
■
2
8,574,255,428
rate
municipal
on
series,
from
10
of
all
to
years
financing
for
the
first
ten
months
doubled
Total
$390,611,158
2,180,965
and
$10,000 to
H
8
437,883,640
1,936,400
July
647,165,350
18,900,780
411,775,430
526,974,280
,
—
August
1,865,000
528,839,280
_
_
3,682,420
259,120,375
2,147,000
463,945,200
255,437,955
_
__
_
September
461,798,200
_
October
number
i
476,908,250
Total
a Comprised
follows:
three
of
$4,253,039,343
3,475,840
480,384,090
j.'
$80,990,345
$4,334,029,688
$20,000
(NEW)—New
starts accruing at the
yield is higher in each
annual
on
maturity
current
has
individual
purchases
has
been
value.
income
bond,
Series
H,
of
as
be
May
to
maturity,
2.50%
for
higher
and
K
previous
30,
1953.
of
Sale
sold
are
if
1952
Sale
c
G
than
Series
instead
Bonds.
those
combined
For
June
1952,.
1,
limit
is
of
J
F
and
notes
and
available
held
of
to maturity or two
Treasury notes of Series
par
accrued
maturity
each
on
or
purchase of
two
yield
a
$20,000.
Annual
Bonds,
Series
purchase
and
J
limit of
footnote
see
A
was
on
terminated
of Series B began on May
interest
"C"
began
the
to
the
to
interest
years
interest
respectively,
return of 2.76% when
of 2.537©
for F Bonds
K
will
Series J
$200,000.
Series
of
accrued
at
to
G.
to
data on Savings
"Chronicle."
par
K
former rate
Intermediate yields of
increased
Treasury
and
and
the
of
of Treasury notes
at
annual
on
K—These replaced Series F and G Bonds,
15th
of
Oct.
of
1,
the
May
on
14,
15, 1953. Notes
the
approximates
on
15th
2687,
page
1953
month
month
2.47%.
and
and
Sale
are
and
sold
if
held
interest
approximates $2.20 per month for
data on Treasury notes, see foothota
years,
$1,000
note.
For previous
1470, October 19, 1953, "Chronicle."
page
Below we present
a tabulation of figures since January, 1951, showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬
porate financing.
Further revisions in the 1953 and 1952 figures may be necessary, particularly as additional pri¬
vate financing is brought to light.
"
;
j
limit
with interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.
any
H
346,904,800
May
June
as
months,
at par
367,400,365
18,214,900
23,648,290
392,874,650
1
_
Refunding
$4,938,750
323,256,510
.
April
basis,
changed
were
beginning June 1, 1952; bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and
March
discount
which
Individual
year.
from
SERIES
held
$385,672,408
365,219,400
419,668,740
—
bank
a
of
105,358,455,187
9 years, 8 months. ' Interest
instead of one year.
Also the
months
6
Series
15, 1973 of the City of Van¬
New
January
February
months-,,
E—Beginning May1* 1, 1952.
Overall interest rate raised
from 2.9%
to 3%
compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond
$50,000,000
of 1953 is set forth below:
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series C, due April
1, 1973.
24
1
September
SERIES J AND
Gas Corp. emission of $25,000,000 33A% sinking
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1973; the $20,000,000 issue
of Commercial
Credit
Co., 3%%
13-year Unsecured
subordinated notes, due Nov. 1, 1966, and the
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co. offering of
$15,000,000 4% first
totaled
were
British Columbia.
couver,
fund
October
October
in
414% debentures, due Oct.
United
in
Sep 24
end
Canadian
Corp. placement of $40,000,000, 314%
general mortgage bonds, due Oct. 1, 1983, the $30,000,000 placement of 314% first and
refunding mortgage
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1983 of the Public Service Electric
& Gas Co. along with a $20,600,000 stock
offering con¬
sisting of 800,000 shares of its no par common stock, the
offerings
3,000,247,000
yrs.
c
SERIES
Possessions.
followed by the Niagara
was
years
2 years
dollar volume
emission of 25-year 3%% debentures, due Nov. 1, 1978
of the Province of Ontario and the
$9,350,000 issue of
$25
2,150,175,000
4,722,506,000
12 years
for
intermediate
of
1,500,139,000
1,500,288,000
1,500,184,000
1,500,148,000
4,722,506,000
3,000,247,000
368,102,436
2,022,888,000
2,555,693,000
days
9%-12
1
Oct 1-31
0.34%.
shares
.2,367,832,000
1 year
3Va
2
9,635, 995,210
25.54
that of the previous month was due in
Power
Private
days
days
days
comprising
1,946,829
91
91
91
States
This
3
Sept 10
Sept 17
larger offerings placed in October, last,
$65,218,772 issue of the Pacific Gas &
stock.
478,751,200
a
the
$309,432,675 or 72.28%. This was followed by
miscellaneous offerings which comprised $47,622,819 or
II.12%; other industrial and manufacturing $31,325,272
or 7.32%; oil $20,199,500 or
4.72%; investment trusts, etc.
$12,193,600 or 2.85%; railroads $5,850,000 or 1.37%, and
land, buildings, etc., $1,117,150 and iron, steel, coal, cop¬
or
Sept
1
2%
a
1,272,000 100
478,751,200 100
1,272,000
;
99.465+ "2.116
371,218,010
„
Sept
during October above
large measure to
$150,000,000 offering of the New Jersey Turnpike
Authority; the $31,045,000 issue of the Commonwealth
five-year table, we find that public utility
the bulk of the month's financing and
up
(both together) $1,465,750
Aug 27
Oct 1-31
each
"2.001
Yield
"2.136
2,781,117,000 100
371,218,010
2 years
Sept 10
tember which amounted to $463,945,200.
3.93%.
or
45.87
figures.
The
poses.
"2.101
99.489
2,781,117,000
August-
1
;
issues and the remainder
is¬
l
for
34.24
Municipal financing in October footed
of which $476,908,250 represented
totaled
per, etc.
Aug 1-31 Aug
42.59
384,090
placed in
37.83%
of the
jwere-
99.469
2,363,408,000
2,494,745,000
2,545,880,000
Aug 20
—•!•_—
:
;
1,500,435,000
1,501,834,000
91 days
Aug 20
91 days
Aug 27
92 days
Aug 5
Aug 15
1 year
Aug 1-31 Aug 1 9%-12 yrs.
Aug 1-31 August
12 years
Aug 6
Aug 13
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep 1-30 Sept,
;
_i_;
.
99.460
2,409,602,000
40
July
October
Price
1,500,409,000
1,500,959,000
days
33
increase
an
91
136,577,500
...
August
common
ten
Aug 6
Aug 13
% of Total
97,736,220
"May
September
48
first
Accepted
$
223,360,000
"April
October, stock offerings rose to $178,41.76%, as against $83,583,411 or 11.82% of
September's over-all total.
Compared with October,
of
to
Amount
Applied for
Due
222,700,000
"March
or
total
the
in
Total Amount
26
...
774,616
A
amounting
$264,621,500
February
dollar volume for
of
privately
January
June
the
issues
of that month's total volume.
No. of Issues
fermg totaling only $250,000.
Notwithstanding
43
Amount
Dated
July 30
follow:
1953
...
58.18% of the total volume, while short-
or
30.5%
or
Corporate
months of
comprised
Date
Offered
Total
of the over-all total.
$249,065,000
financing
$286,014,000,
capital
financing for October, last aggregated
$421,425,596 or 98.44% of the total volume of the period,
while refunding issues footed up to only
$6,664,020 or
I.56%
corporate
USE
OF
FUNDS
Type of
Security
Dated
Total Amount
Accepted
New
.
Refunding
Indebtednes»
.
Total
SUMMARY
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
MONTHS
-1953New Capital
Total
Refunding
$
1953,
1952
AND
$
New
$
Capital
Total
$
New
Total
Refunding
$
January
500.772,709
9,548,200
552,923,152
246,698,840
14,805,818
625,307,965
25,159,845
576,914,161
650,467,810
543,374,952
Februaiy
365,724,376
75,851,400
441,595,776
March
375,040,536
27,152,235
261,504,658
402,193,771
518,444,956
5,999,485
524,444,441
825,109,085
13,357,925
838,467,010
804,709,210
81,607,950
886,317,160
98,757,525 1,832,965,938
1,426,448,586
__
1,704,525,630
April
47,300,782
603,465,864
1,751,826,412
1,734,208,413
123,566,003 1,550,014,589
10,540,950
614,006,814
748,507,085
39,854,250
788,361,335
638,595,471
83,166,875
bills
1,500 254,000
1,200,547,000
299,707,000
July
9
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500, 174,000
1,400,812,000
99,362,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500, 280,000
1,400,736,000
99,544,000
July 23
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500, 400,000
1,500,400,000
July 30
July 15
91-day Treas. bills
Ctfs. of Indebted-
1,500 209,000
1,499,924,000
July
U.
1
15,677,234
645,124,314
776,722,925
150,613,000
927,335,925
404,604,523
18,036,450
36,762,169
422,640,973
867,715,459
Savings Bds.
S.
Second
Tax
Total
antic'n
notes.
for July
6,727,000
683,632,364
89,038,025
778,677,434
2,289,452,274
62,980,353 2,352,432,627
2,202,135,374
197,194,250 2,399,329,624
1,821,877,428
190,241,350 2,012,118,778
3,993,977,904
six months
110,281,135 4,104,259,039
3,936,343,787
295,951,775 4,232,295,562
3,248,326,014
313,807,353 3,562,133,367
49,789,700 1,203,031,903
91-day
Treas.
bills
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
Aug 20
676,905,364
Treas.
bills
Aug 27
92-day
Ctfs.
Aug
1
Aug
August
July
584,576,955
;
10,724,440
595,301,395
1,153,242,203
491,611,920
33,943,362
525,555,282
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,230
203,265,164
153,190,133
356,455,297
308,028,606
19,778,730
1,865,000
707,272,786
418,435,408
71,897,483
490,332,891
428,793,272
19,735,000
quarter
1,529,152,768
5,523,130,672
15,362,643
3
1,544,515,411
1,774,942,775
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
1,228,433,798
73,457,092 1,301,890,890
125,643,778 5,648,774,450
5,711,286,562
570,829,091 6,282,115,653
4,476,759,812
387,264,445 4,864,024,257
Sept 24
421,425,596
428,089,616
quarter
bills
1.501, 834,000
1,500,777,000
2,781 117,000
l,0~57~66o
2,781,117,000
Savings
Bds.
antic'n
notes.
371,2~18~,010
371, 218,010
1
Depositary bonds
Tax
7,277,396,377
272,000
1,272,000
478,751,200
478, 751,200
4,722 506,000
3,000, 247,000
1
Depositary bonds—
Tax antic'n notes.
795,652,321
83,252,400
878,904,721
Sept
786,886,789 8,586,952,400
6,332,035,784
533,101,645 6,865,137,429
Total
Oct
1
Oct
Treas.
bills
bills
bills
bills
October
The
The Treasury on Oct. 28 announced the
offering for
cash subscription of an issue of
$2,000,000,000, or there¬
abouts, of fully marketable 2%% Treasury bonds, to be
dated Nov. 9, 1953, and to mature
Sept. 15, 1961.
The
results of this' offering will be
given in these columns
next month.
of
Treasury
Notes
and
on
Oct.
1
Treasury
announced
Savings
Oct.
23
that
Notes, Series C, offered
/under Treasury Department Circular dated Oct. 1, 1953,
at
the
close
1953, until further notice.
of
business
Bonds,
STATES
TREASURY
for
Friday,
Anticipation
Due
Applied for
six
months
,
i
DURING
2
91 days
2,191,934,000
1,500, 254,000
99.468
"2.107
9
91 days
2,165,888,000
1,500, 174,000
99.493
*2.007
July
9
July 16
91 days
2,276,662,000
1,500 280,000
99.468
*2.106
July 16
July 23
91 days
2,380,096,000
July 23
July 30
91 days
2,262,326,000
1,50(5 209,000
8,686,806,000
5,900, 636,000
402,193,677
402 193,677
July 1-31 July 1
Total
2 years
471,581,700
for July__
Treas.
Treas.
Savings
Depositary
1
bonds—
antic'n
Tax
for
for
bills
Bds.
notes.
October
ten
months.
1,501,118,000
1,500,620,000
1,500,904,000
1,500,549,000
1,500,199,000
383,806,128
532,000
1,500,319,000
799,000
1,500,620,000
1,500,280,000
624,000
1,500,549,000
1,500,110,000
89~000
383,806,123
532,000
686,527,300
686,527,300
8.574,255,428
1,440,511,336
7,501,878,000
1,072,377,423
105,358,455,187 85,333,120,500 20,025,334,687
(Continued on page 6)
%
$
July
4,087,000
Oct
S.
368,102,436
20,040,000
952,036,900
57,804,697,33$
July
12 years
Oct
U.
Yield
2
July 1-31 July
91-day
1
Total
1953
Price
25
July 6
July 15
247 days
July 1-31 July 1 9%-12 yrs.
91-day
Oct
Amount
Accepted
July
Jun
Treas.
Treas.
Total
$
Total
Tax
FINANCING
Amount
Dated
Notes.
sold between Oct. 1 and Oct.
4, were dated
15 and if held to maturity or two years, interest
would approximate $2.20 per month for each
$1,000 note.
notes
on
Savings
Depositary Bonds.
UNITED
the
Sept.
The Treasury Department announced
the sale of Treasury Savings
Bills,
Date
Offered
The Treasury Department
offering of a new Series C,
suspended
Treasury Department in October outside of the
above confined its operations to the usual weekly sale
91-day
91-day
Oct 29
in
8
Oct 22
Financing
20 ,040,000
952, 036,900
368 102,436
September— 15,063,691,336 13,623,180,000
for
91-day
Oct 15
Treasury
100,332,000
4,722,506,000
3,000,247,000
801,821,530
145,837,200 2,001,113,172
852,717,210
1,500,139,000
Treasury notes—U. S. Savings Bds.
490,448,976
631,759,475
Sept 15
46,641,300
1,855,275,972
8,783,278,000
1,500, 139,000
1
15,943,500
585,118,175
216,057,698 2,304,836,747
9,635,995,210
bills
1,399,956,000
474,505,476
2,088,779,049
August
1,500,148,000
938,882,830
Sept
for
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
1,500,184,000
564,132,387
7,800,065.611
390,000
1,500,,288,000
82,207,165
tRevised.
fee
1,500,569,000
1,500,435,000
1,500 148,000
89,650,200
44,200,333
757,621,197
12 months
would
29,000
1,500, 959,000
1.500, 435,000
1,500, 184,000
856,675,665
Sept
Oct. 23,
1,500,380,000
bills
474,482,187
6,664,020
November-,
December
The
7,002,419,000
1,500 409,000
Indebted..
Treas.
of
S.
402,193,677
4,087,000
471,581,700
087,000
471 581,700
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
Ctfs. of Indebted-
Sept 10
Sept 15
October
Fourth
U.
Total
Sept
Sept 17
months
Nine
1
Aug
448,528,272
September
Third
4
285,000
5,900,636,000
327,807,336
705,407,786
AUgUSt
402, 193,677
14,279,815,377
6
Aug 15
quarter
1,093,301,499
5,900, 636,000
Depositary bonds1
July
Aug 13
_—
9,382,332,336
Treas.
721,762,346
629,447,080
1,056,539,330
May
June
57,804,697,836 48,422,365,500
91-day
July
First quarter
months—
2
July 16
Capital
$
16,141,452
i
six
July
-<•1951
Refunding
$
for
1951
-f1952-
1,500 400,000
99.462+ *2.126
99.455
100
*2.157
2'/a
a
100
2
471 ,581,700
100
c
and
4
14,279,815,377
years
year
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
we compare the October
ten months' figures with those
pages
the
for the
a
087,000
In the
lowing
corresponding periods in the four
preceding, thus affording a fivecomparison.
(
H
9
s-
3
2.
o
1
S*
3
W
2
cu
N3
-J
*<
Total
$
409,15 0 27485.0 61,4073 35,0 . 0
4
1,2750
Capit l
325,860 41,"05970 41,39 34 35,0 0
s
New
Total
1,275,0
549, 87
53,0 .0 238,10475 840,69583
104,9584
Refundi g 83,2 .0 17426730 20,4 1
$
—19
53,0 . 0 3,91542 16,903856
Parovnincdes
4 ,59743
234,1*89723 678, 672 Ciatnsada,
345,920 12o7lL20 81,43 26
$
786^520
63,950 184,795213 4,650, 0 80,3689
547,196 2
78,96478
-195 Refundi g 78,1 267
$
Total
municpaltes.
Refundi g 67,89 6
$
-1940
Capit l
of
21,670.4
30 ,0 0
90 ,0 0
105,4 87 41,35 0 265,9736 1,30 0 "87 50 1,64765 215,90 2,85,0
789.0
21,6704 89,5*674
8.750
60 ,0 0
14,60 0
87750
5144094,,9,55987873
76,90 19 5,839,765 595,0 0
30 ,0 0
126,5927 40,15 0 21,90536
12,84.1 201,64 26 18.735,0 239,06279 105,3 0 96,10536 4,50 0 2,0 ,0 I.O MO 39704,51 547,196 2
1,546,27 78,1 267
786,520
Refundi g 43,*2 0 3,890
$
-1950
98,6136 5,839,765 595,0 0
83.2 ,0
14,60 0
4 ,150
360,8.
$
the
63.95,0 3,298,0 145,67 8
Securites
8,750
01
<T>
18,7350 12,3670 65,10 75,0 0 4,50 0 .2,0 I7o~ "o~,6 o 26.80:6 345,920
New
Doominf
789,0
41,35 0 9,370 1,30 4,986,0 20,4 .0 2,85,0
a
Total
60 ,0 0
41,35.0 167,29.0 1,30 0 5.75.0 215,0 2,85,0
$
q
cr
•i
>-*
90 ,0
83,74 3 41,35 0 176,38 91 1,30 0 10,82576 20,950 2,85,0
786,520
1,546,2 7 78,96478
43,2 76O 3471* 5,20
S
"
Capit l
290, 149 120,78 40 79,38642
$
490, 8976 18,50 0 394. 0, 385,9710 10,610
Refundig 14,26540 176 8,10
$
-195
18,497^213 4,650, 0
468,231 9
New
Total
V
267,413 16987304", 81,43 26
$
654,379052
1,29 58,06
Capit l 18,7350 69,1240 65,10 41,6 0 4,50 0 2,0 ,0 1:0 0, 0 25^73*
Devlopmnt.
New
Total
Recaonstrudi
287,930 17,86320 321,760 for
15,94350
126.59,27 40,15.0 21, 4016
$
-195
Refundi g
267,413
20,816
13,05 0 15,63 0 123, 9 4 2,0 0 1,98,0 2, 40. 0 12,0 0 290, 149
$
8,745,0
$
18,7350 195,783.29 105.3 ,0 62,735016 4.50, 0 2,0 ,0 1.0* 0 38715*.4
12,84 1
84,27694 8,931,694 65,83 6 2,93506 1.67,0 7,15,63 20,157482 13.05,0 19,851 94 8,931,694 189,03860 4,93506 1,98,0 13,40760 19,351 63
1,50 , 0 4,02 0 14,26540
1,678,10
1,678,10
Bank
FOMTFYISSCUTECIHONAVANRHIPBRREESAD
FTMOFYICNELFAHIGAUAVOVBRRECERPGSNDMLT,
Capitl
$
New
Total
276,0 94 1970.4 79,38642
47,50476 18,50 106,5 0 368,1490 10,6 0 978,21386
23 ,0 5,8 7,8 5
60, 0 72,150 308,735240 7,25,0
$
70,3290 162,48905
938, 2830
Refundi g 80,6450 307~i25 1,035,140
82,07165
$
—1932
Capit l 689,43 0 23,0 5, 0,350 16,45391
$
New
Total
$
250, 0
249,085 0 16,8310 16,94361
Refundi g 6, 4,02
6, 4,02
Capit l 24,098 250,0 16,830 16,94361
—1953
$
New
SOUMFARY
Fedral
67,450 3,475,840 7,589 60
84,27694 8,931,694 64,0576 2,93506 1,67 0 7,15,63
Total
$
276.0,94
14,870 32,91 0 9,548,0 237,1870 14, 720 2, 50, 0 38,150 70,3290
23 ,0 0
23 ,0 0
43
13.05 0 19,85194 8,931694 178,5036 4,93506 1,98,0 1,9076 15,31563
198,4732
,"207*813 10,652419 ,9230 183,0 0 14,31 95 168,34 90 14,870 367,12 83 9,548,0 248,0 19 24,39.50 2,43 ,0 52,461395
Refundi g 1,50 0 65,78 0 20 ,0 8,68,0 2,8,0 2,50, 0
153,50
Capit l 13,70 258,1340 9,3480 28,4307 142,590
37,9650 689,43 0
23 ~0
23 ,0
20,4 0 19,0 0 80 ,0 0 35, 0 249,065 0
250, 0
250, 0
348,60
317,150
348,60
14,76 5 10,6752 1,9,50 12,9360 12,7 819 178, 461 5,80, 0 309,42675 31,25 72 2o.l9»,ou 1, 7,150 12,9360 47,62 819
foraSogmatuenicnfpnaclteyedss ONGARENUFWPID
1,03 8 46 bobtayined
i
***
49738,5,0260
6427,*13727 10,652419 9,S230 183,0 14,03870 167,04265 13.70, 30, 6 73 9,3480 239,16 9 24,15 03 183,0 52,0 370
$
—1953
80,6450
307,525
1,035,140
1,342,6 5 1,50 , 0 6,82014 20 ,0 8,68,0 2, 8 .0 2, 50, 0
461,025
the
1,2938605
1,073 6
421, 596 59,30 75,0 476,90825
$
FCOREPIGNAT,
428,0961 59,30 142,950 480,3 90
^Interaiol
740, 0 8,1 0
New
1,3875 ,0 Governm t.
72,150 3,749,0 158,71 65
856,7 5 60, 0 30479*86,20 7,250
Capit l 13,05 0 15,630 14,57 94 2,0 0 1,980
$
46489,203,18976
1,50,0 4,02,0 15,94350
10,42350
$
New
Total
—1953
Refundi g
$
5,8 0, 0 167, 50
$
3,09,720 6, 4,02
3,654,30
250, 0
$
CHAR TE
856,7
428,0961
3,654,30
Capitl 5,80 167, 50 16,7450 19,0 0 80,0 32,4028
82,07165
3,0 9,720 6, 4,02
348,60
317,150
348,60
14,76 5 10,6752 1,9 50 12,9360 12,7819 178, 461 5,80, 0 309,42675 27,60972 20,1950 1, 7,150 12,9360 4,61309 421, 5 9
New
etc 24,098 - 25ma0nu,fctrig—. etc. . manufctrig— etc. —._ manufctrig— etc.
OFOCTBER boannondtesds. stock stock boannondtedss. stock stock boannontdedss. stock stock corpate
OFCO T BER
toal
foreign— InBteraaionkl Governmt forgeoveirgnmntLGooaaagnvndcie,s•M&unicpal—tS.es,,SPotsaeeisn
BNootaensd-s j utiles csecotopetallr,,, manufces ori indamuansnutfrdctrlig bueildtncgs, Ithntrrvoeauslddtsmiinnngg,,,Micelanous SBNhoooatretn-Tsde-sm utiles csecotopteallr,,, manufces ori indaunstrdl bueildtncgs, hIttnrrovauelsdtsminng,,Miscelanous utiles cescototpea.ll,,,manufctres oi. inadunstrdl bueildtncgs, . htItnrorvaeulsddtsminng,,Miscelanous ".— utiles esccottoepa.llr,,,manuf acesori indaunstrdl bueildtcngs, httorrInaluvdesistnmgn,,Miscela—nous cseocrpuritate
MONTH
DtCorp ae- omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi — Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Grand
Total
Candian
S
!i
Other Farm
United
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Maotnords
Iron,
Total
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron,' Equipment Moatnords Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Total-
Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Maontodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Tcttl
Total
S
3.926,41572
5,940, 0 325,6450 48,503^9 37.0 , 0
30, 0, 0
hmo o
Refundi g 248, 9573 209,474 27,0630 21,37483
Capit l 3.678,1209 5,730,526 298, 250 467,3 076
Total
«
6,0 ,0 16,0 0 23,14 0 21,50 0
3,0 ,0
New
10, 0 13,70 10,5 0 1,0584 ,0 2,9465 , 7 5,70
37,0 71 7
3,5872 ,50 157,420 54,016 08 0,45306 27,54 50 24.35790
2,375 ,089
4,51789
Refundi g 1,092 1,697 51,309 31,643785 6,428,4 0 8,0 ,0
$
-1950
5,940, 0
571,3 963 24, 570 160,42.65 1,958,740
Refundi g 20,7340 163,05 47 1,250, 0 14,56826 20,5 0 9,417,0 19,2650
165,0 0
4 ,474
209,474
47,0 :4
Capit l 410,890 1.692,74 1 91,208 6,39,0 1,80,0 601,874 597,80 35,0280 2,60,0 45,60 0 2GO,TI*2;5
5,025,0
105, 26
5,730,526
*8:750
25524,307 19 4, 570 160,94 05 1,60,240 175,0 0 7,51,350 48,25.862
405,8 60 2,05649,0 106,8 750 6,2b6,0 361,^8250 295.76,350 56,250 1,638:56 6,50 0 257,0
17,0 0
! 8,43257,41 municpaltes.
30, 0 1,275,0
f
279X 608
150, 0
Total
296,712830 94,o"7o6 8357* 50 25, 4 7 10,7 0
$
-194
4,81 9,781
$
430,92 0 1,8570,264
92,3708 6,39,0 1,80 , 0 61,250 617,90 4, 5.0 2,60,0 45,60,0
s
-194
1,2607 and
$
7,10546 CiPartonvisncdes,
New
9,26 3,71 Doominf
Total
$
the
10, 0 13,70 10,5 0 761,905 4 3,0 3 1,895,0 2,65037.865
Refundi g 97.8 ,10 735,02 87 2,547,0 147,09143 36,91250 12,45 0
$
Seocuritefs
-1950
17,0 0
70 ,0 0
175,0 0
7,51 ,350 49,2 951
430.923,0 2,43918,27 16,1 50 6,39,0 1,80,750 76,89205 619,85.740 4,620. 2,60,0 45.60 0 7,51,350 328.75Q 9
397,089
20,7340 210,4 791 1,250, 0 15,0 976 20,34850 9,417,0 19,70653
4 7, 50 298,50
410,89.0 2, 6743 15,36 0 6,39,0 1,80 75© 761,8 679 59,1024 35,203 0 2,60,0 45,60 0 7,51,350 309,4 96
241.250
405.8 60 2,78193,58 162,397 85 6,26,0 578,04 81 36,1806 58,412 70 iJsXo S 95,43.951 497,2389
139,7250 157,420 708.27O58 5,694235 " 241:250 215,73061 40,35210 1,78,270 29,043:951 10,29189
68,295 67
3,9415672
YEARS
1,4,892356.5
69
8:750
5,790, 0
10, 0 16,0 0 1,068 ,50 240,78.136 32,0 0
51,309 51,309 30YX240 6,097:45
267*,270
97.8 ,10 765,8 127 2,547,0 153,8 9 36.912,50 12,7 70 120,498 67
"*872:30
O96,1584 Devlopmnt. F3YECIVA1TR.S 13,60,2748591903
MTFMUIENOFN3AHONICCDCIPTREVA1HLGRSE.
1,14,522360116,,83592877744068549
GONCRIOSREUPFPUWIAET
3SOUCFGOMORVPEAFRRIYMAE,, 1315—NCRCTNaeaeopfuepiwnttidwllg$$s$4,13420,8776870951353 ,0.2 9158438,3 260 I',—i-,3•80—662215.518 — ;• v- —.j51,639,240578964298 170,. 112.5,00 -3659,634375482. . 110,2794037,66933258 fbSfuromtaaunonicgdpiyeeldsstsy 3119195532NCRTCNReaoafeepupfntiuwtdinwidllggS$$S*231006,0,7 26944578 638^5 81,095 7m4a6,n73u3f7V21c*t8Xri6g16l-.:04,.2.509 0;514 32,e05t8c73.97 414,,2536023768,08413955 etc. etc. etc. 5,91643,025766873,942089984
Capit l 2,4950683 106, 10 512,37 23 573,61026 19,54 50
$
New
Total
-195
$
4,012 4,852
Capit l 3.72,14 90 5.096,03 49,1563 759,21487
$
New
LAONADN
FARM
4,951268
5,49702,1 3,47350 461,3084 1.067,480 128,50 0 3,85o76o24,360
Refundi g 62,04 8 4,80,0 17,0 108 6,093, 40
7,2098,43
3,025,0
Capit l 307,9150 1,326 ,13 104,39750 6,26,0 214>*56~807 258, 250 4,17950 1,638,06 6,50 0 18,9173
296,540 2,371045 53,8750
150. 0 241,85.0 46975,06 2,5103 92 17,601 0
10, .0 67,850 120, 3650 1,52897,430 63,71942 31,675,0
653.06,25 1768,0 1,65"470 273,6 58
17,0 0
0 0 1,782450 168,2 90 34,16 50 2.84,0 1,27634 128,9312 37,490 102,750 2.80,0 2.40, 0 304,1576
2,50 , 0
$
New
150, 0 27,850 1,874 *50 2,57901,37 17,601 0
403,27945 3079 ,6 1,4057*9,0 68,73125
2,50 , 0 67~4 750 5.0 ,0 IXsXo i
S
-1952
5,347,23
2,7 1.50
S
$
3,740692
5,796,0 548. 0,69 768,95427 2,50 , 0 9746 7250 5,0 ,0 1,450, 8
Refundi g 290,7.362 70 ,0 9,765 3 9,750,50
Total
3,0 ,0
24,35790
Total
$
27,9'"-
TFMESONTEOHADNREHS 42,205931,9729766438603
121,07,8942343348062659 GRoUfBevlncaeooterannrstmrudikit.
17,0 0
70 ,0 0
8,39410 106, 1 0 67,43918 5,694235 24L250 209,63 176 40,352710 1,520, 0 29,043951 9,4195
606.0 0 250, 0 1,0 .0
1,4 0, 0 5,796,0 5,065, 0 587,3957 86,35621
Refundi g 18,3970 31,9570 4, 9,640 13,82065 12,*891 7 32,50 3,8720 1,50.0 70,8290
60 ,0
10 .0
Capitl 209,580 1,7493250 163,89260 20,34875 2,840 1,48720 96,3 12 3,607 102,750 2,80,0 740,0 23,1 67
1,90 0
60 ,0 150, 0 1,0 0
Total
-105
2,56 ,0
$
$
New
UNITED
THE
IN
$
439,04 0 :,1720,95 520,7450 16,0910 ,53804971 45511,205 19,450 132.0 ,0 35,06.0 302,1470 5,62 ,21
70 ,0
9,63 , 50 695,0 0
'-2,104 82 Fedral
28
10,98470 963,40 8,91,850 3,720, 0
4,80 , 0
2,56,0
4,83 , 50 695,0
25,80 3,673 50 763,8 58 27,5375 396, 0813 94,086 2 573.0 0 3,194,873 28.Y2X750 16,2370
184,650 20,670 861,27518 42,961758 146,82 7 86,47038 1,074,13 195,2486 89,2546
201,250 201,250
723,46 721,025
1,854, 19
2,371,
254,
2
34.
1.718,
179,
38.
24,
104.
390,
1,3874605841,2930 351,474908522691G.8
18*97,0 60,92 0 9,27,640 13,82065 176.25, 7 35, 05 3,8720 2.50 0 82,35.93
,6450 ,398075 346,8 1 .34,875 284,0 .47,60 594.59 739,140 175.0 8 80 ,0 .249,16 214.198
2
2
214
2,310
245,
20
1,541
144,
34,
22
104
308,
439,04 0 2,94 631,248548,1 65 16,09,10 1,953 .163 649.70653 20,68,0 135,94873 63,2X750 45,861
20,390 78,61074 86,3 40 192,07.983 12.465,92 2.340, 0 20, .0 58,79208
236,7950 2,8710 ,58 462, 825 16,0910 1,76X2380 637.24068 17,28.0 15,94.873 63,2X750 36,79 53
23.102, 2,5967 ,38 243,0.158 28.059,375 958,O T027 502.9 ,438 17.94,538 27,60 0 231.64,8 1.237,9 46
31,0 0 28,946 05 630, 0 4,051479 2,07,025 1,20,0 4.51,30 19,58039
184, 750 20,4570 854,290613 42,961758 146,396 85,746013 1,074,13 195,2486 87,430927 1,42768,3 20,12.0 2,56783 24,67158 28,059375 914.03:548 50,92413 17.94,538 26,40 0 27,13546 1,274385
2946,87130
EONCTDBER anoteds boannodtess ~ naontesd. — BankGovernmt governmtGoagevnci,sMAunicpal—tStes,,Posein. inncluodte MEOONCTNDTBHESR LBNonoogtaen-Tsd—ersm ™ utile.s sccetooeptall,r,,Eqmuainpufmceenst. mi@idor6indausntrdl bueildtncgs, .iItntrvreuastdsminng,,Miscelanous SBNhoooartt-neTesd-ms utiles sccetooeptall,r,,Eqmuainpufmcenest anodri.indausntridl bueildtncgs, tItnrrvuaesdtsminng,,Miscelanous Stocksr-•— Utile.s scceotoeptall,,,Eqmuaniupfmcterenst andoieindausntrdl —bueiltdc.n™gs, ttInrrvauesdstminng,,Miscelan—ous utiles csceotopetall,r,,Eqmuainpumfcenets a:nodri indausntrdl — bueildtcn.gs, > trttanrduviesnngt,,Micelan„—o.2us csoerpcuriatte
MONTHSCbrpoat— Domestic— Lboongn-tedrms Short-emPresftorcekd Comstocokn Candian— Long-term Short-emPresftorcekdComstocokn foreign— Lboongn-tdersmShort-em Presftorcekd Comstocokn - corpate tIneraionl{Candian foreigLnoaannd Staes Itoal f•idTghuerosees
v
Grand
Total
Other
,
10
.
7,536,905
800
2
233.
10,8359
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0
CAHARNDTE
,
1,635,4 8
the
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 0
- - —-
132,140
425,96 3 48,051463 1,450 8 21,5*09:416 73,64152
25, 80, 0 38,473 .50 74,85 298 2,537,15 405,8263 197,806 2 573,0 0 3,194,873 YX75017,85916
4,80 , 0
042,50 324.075 624,521 164,50 284.0 19 ,827 925,095 61 .140 ,17508 000 749,416 573,15
132,140
489,3058 50,781963 1,450, 8 2,509:416 85,175
28,3690 4,82.0 63,8403 2,730,50 1,0 ,0 1,476053
1,40 5,096 0 5,06 50 59,1705 81,507621
241,250
307,9150 2,016 5231 159,80 5 6,26,0 42,859 3 29,056 45,6950 XeXsXob 95,43951 376,2543
».
,
Other Farm
♦
United
10
.
Railroads public Iron,
"
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
holding, manufctrig holding, manufctrig holding, manufctrig holding,
Total
•
Public Iron, Motors Other — Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ng
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er
Oil
•
,
Ship ng
Total-
— Ship ing
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Laud, Rub er
Oil
InVe
Total
The Commercial and
6
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
(714)
'9,000,000
(Continued from page 3)
Water
Pennsylvania
collateral
FINANCING
•INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Retired
Net Issued
S
$
1
36,000,000
119,353,000
111,333,000
163,234,000
203.452,000
for July.
Total
147,333,000
56,119,000
August—
Certificates
Notes
105,109,000
August..
for
50,000
93,150,000
11,959,000
486,464,000
______——
Total
381,305,000
381,355,000
—
93,200,000
105.864.000
57,500,000
Hutton &
Certificates
93,863.000
103.000,000
19,137,000
Notes
30,179,000
91,720,000
Co.;
161,541,000
194,720,000
1,738,005,500
ten
124.042,000
'
Savings
Life
Insurance
Federal
Mutual
National Service
Corporation, and
+Net retired.
'8,000,000 Tampa
Corporation.
Savings and Loan Insurance
225,000,000
During October, 1953
Notes (Issues Maturing
Later Than Five Years)
„t
Bonds and
Long-Term
t
RAILROADS
equipment trust certificates,
1, 1953 to 1967, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 2.50%
to
3.35%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered by R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Freeman & Co.; and Wm. E. Pollock
Ohio ItR. 3% %
t$l,500,000 Baltimore &
i
&
14,350,000
annually
due
FF.
series
Dec.
,
Inc.
Co.,
Seaboard Air Line RR. 3% equipment trust certificates,
series N, dated Nov. 15, 1953 and due semi-annually from
15,
1954 to Nov. 15, 1968, inclusive.
Purpose, for
May
Price, to yield from 2.10%
to 3.10%,
according to maturity. Offered by Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
ler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
and Stroud
equipment.
new
&
Co.,
Inc.
->
Life
UTILITIES
son,
Copeland &
Co. of Ohio 4% first mortgage bonds
to repay bank loans and
for new
privately to New York Life Insurance
Aetna Life Insurance Co.; and Connecticut General
Insurance
Co.
through Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
due
Co.;
Life
Curtis;
Securities
Webster
ton
Corp.
Mutual
Life
first mortgage
bonds, due Sept. 1, 1983.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and
for
new
construction.
Price, 102.31%
and accrued
interest.
Offered
by
Union Securities
Corp.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Singer,
Company;
Co.,
Marks
M.
Laurence
&
&
&
Co.;
&
Noel
Yantis
Co.;
&
.
due
Gas
Oct.
& Co.
35<a%
for
Purpose,
Interest.
accrued
and
Co.
Electric
&
1983.
1,
102 Vb %
bonds,
Price,
first mortgage
construction.
by Halsey,
new
&
Gregory
Dick
Co.;
Son,
&
Sold
Co.
Oct.
due
Placed
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.;
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Prescott,
Shepard & Co.. Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Chas.
W.
Scranton
Stokes
Walter
Nicolaus
Stifel,
Co.;
&
Stroud
Co.;
&
Co.
&
Co.,
&
privately
>
*
Oct.
1,
Purpose,
Pierce,
accrued
and
with
Beane;
&
Fenner
Salomon
Laurence
&
Oct.
Hutzler
&
Stroud
and
48,000,000 Mountain States Power Co, 4%
Offered
1
&
Halsey,
by
&
&
Mullaney,
cific
Wells
&
&
&
440,000,000- Niagara
Co.,
Mohawk
new
&
300,000
Co.;
Clark.
Co.;
Thomas
Tower
Fulton,
&
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
McDonald &
rill.
Turben
&
Co.:
Deane
C.
Legg
Ballin & Lee;
Coffin
Co.;
&
Co.:
Sutro
Co.;
Fauset,
Chace,
stocks
10-year
new
insurance
Sept.
1,
Sold
capital.
debentures,- due Sept.
loans, etc. and for
accrued interest. Of¬
promissory
4%
Co.
for
due
construction.
companies.
notes,
due
Placed pri¬
computed
A.)
of
stated par value
a
par
no
general
and
mortgage
accrued
&
&
Burr.
Co.;
Kean,
Shepard
Prescott,
Taylor
Co.,
&
Co., Inc.;
Scranton &
Chas. W.
Swiss American Corp.;
Inc.;
Scribner;
Fahey.
Clark & Co.;
J.
S.
Strauss
stockholders,
minority
Telephone & Telegraph
additional shares.
Co. 12-year 6% debentures,
refunding ($217,300) and for
Price,
100%
of
principal
company to public, without under¬
Co.;
&
Steele
Whiteside,
J. B.
Boettcher
&
Co.;
West
Hilliard
and
Co.;
Sweney,
&
Oct.
1963,
'3,250,000
Phillips-Jones Corp.
Jan.
i
15,
Inc.
and
first
chattel
mortgage
5,000
190,000)
and
privately
United
4,341,250
stock
without
Co.,
underwriting.
American
parent subscribed for 564,805
,
(
with
the
States.
Sold
privately to Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
'15,000,000 Interprovincial Pipe Line Co. 4% first mortgage
lateral trust bonds, series C, due April 1, 1973.
and col¬
Purpose,
Sold privately to 37 institutional investors
through The First Boston Corp.
for
expansion.
Oil
'2,500,000 Lawton
for
Corp.
5%
general
corporate
Life
secured notes, due
purposes.
Placed
Insurance
Mutual
Co.;
Stephens Investment
Co.
of
New
York
1960. Purpose,
privately with
through
W.
R.
Co.
LAND,
ETC.
BUILDINGS,
West Virginia, Inc. 3l2%
bonds dated Sept. 1, 1953
1. 1954 to' July 1, 1968,
inclusive.
Purpose,
for new construction.
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
$800,000 Sisters
to
i
of
4%4%
and
Co.
Per
G.
H.
&
Company.
due
the
first
Holy
Ghost of
serial
July
Boston
Merrill
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Gas Co., Inc. 25.000 shares of
stock (no par). Purpose, for
Placed privately
Cruttenden & Co. with Investors Diversified Serv¬
through
Price,
S100 per share.
Inc.
ices,
/10,970,363
Natural
preferred
|
Island Lighting Co. 685,648 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans. Price, $16 per
Long
by company for subscription
Unsubscribed shares (17,482)
Offered
ley
•Represents
&
Co.;
issues placed privately.
Jlnditales issues sold
tlndicates
by common
underwritten
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; W. C. Lang¬
Smith, Barney & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
by Blyth & Co.,
mortgage
semi-annually from
The First
share.
Underwritten by The First
Walker & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
construction.
new
stockholders.
Co.;
13 institutional investors through
and Union Securities Corp.
'2,500,000 Kansas-Nebraska
$5.65 cumulative
share.
$19,000,000
Corp.
public Co. (Inc.); W. C. Langley & Co.; F.
Co.; Quail & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; W.
Placed
of
shares of 4.56%'
Re¬
S. Moseley &
E. Hutton &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Blunt
Ellis 8c Simmons;
Julien Collins & Co.; Edward
D. Jones and Co.;
Lester, Ryo^s & Co.; W. L. Lyons &
Co.;
Pasadena Corp.;
Putnam & Co.; Rauseher, Pierce
& Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Smith, Moore & Co.;
Boenning & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; First of Iowa Corp.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Schneider, Bernet & Hickman; Barrett
& Company; Fraser, Phelps & Co.; Hamlin & Lunt; Hanrahan & Co.; Miller & George; E. M. Newton & Co.; Sin¬
cere and Company; T. C. Henderson & Co., and Ravenscroffc
4%% promissory notes, due annually
inclusive. Purpose, refunding ($2,-
for working capital ($1,060,000).
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Electric Co. 60.000
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co. 230,000 shares of common
stock
(par
$5).
Purpose,
for new construction.
Price,
Corp.;
OIL
House
&
shares of capital
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Smith, Barney &
White, Weld & Co;; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central
'$1,500,000 Cosden Petroleum Corp. 4Vi% promissory notes, due June
15, 1963.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expan¬
sion.
Michigan
&
$18.87M»
$20,400,000
Stokes
Inc.
J
1966
to
1955
The
Son;
Cartwright
Winslow,
3,898
preferi-ed stock (par $100). Purpose, for capiadditions and
improvements.
Price, at par.
Placed
Boston
&
Curtiss,
&
'6,000,000 Indiana
privately with
Laboratories,
Picture
due
Bakei\
&
Co.
(par $100).
Purpose,
to repay advances from parent.
Price, at par.
Offered by company for subscription by
Creamery
shares of common
stock
(par
$1), in units of $1,000 of bonds and
100
shares
of
stock.
Purpose,
for equipment and
working
capital. Price, $1,100 per unit. Offered by Gordon Meeks
& Co. "as a speculation."
Rey¬
Brown
(Inc.); Estabrook & Co.;
Haupt & Cm;
UTILITIES
Telephone
Bell
389,800 Illinois
inter¬
Inc.;
Alex.
taken at par, while pre¬
stock are
prices.)
PUBLIC
Purpose,
1965.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Witter
are
value and all classes of common
their offering
at
\l $5,104,848 Florida Power Corp. 211.416 shares of common stock (par
$7.50).
Purpose,
for new construction.
Price, $24 per
share to stockholders and $27 to public.
Offered by comr
pany
for subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
scribed shares (10,288)
underwritten by Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; W. C. Langley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Smith, Barney & Co.; Wertheim & Co.; White,
Weld
&
Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Shields
& Co.; Courts & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Beil
&
Hough; Grimm & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.1,
Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Florida Securities
Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Aleman, Inc., and Shaver & Co.
Pa¬
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Hannahs,
Pacific Northwest Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
&
and
life
notes,
and working
Boston Corp.
& Co.;
&
I
Corp.;
1,
Dec.
bonds,
McLeod,
The First Cleveland Corp.; J.
i
8%
Paper
four
(H.
McDonald
50,000 Motion
Coe;
Cohu & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.;
John
ferred
of
stocks
tal
1
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
100.625%
Dean
Ira
Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
Weeks & Co.;
for
by
Young, Weir Inc.; Shearsort, Hammill & Co.; Granbery. Marache & Co.; H. Hentz
& Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.: Mer¬
Singer,
1973.
15,
Offered
for
Kendall, Inc.;
E. Pollock &
&
Wm.
3%%
Corp.
Price,
Dodge
Reid
First
Purpose,
1974.
with
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
1983.
& Sons; Central Republic Co.
,
(City of), B. C., Canada, 4'/4% debentures due
(Payable in United States funds only.) Pur¬
capital expenditures.
Placed privately through
Blyth '& Co., Inc. and Pemberton Securities Ltd.
Oct.
pose.
writing.
due
Stifel,
and
Shields & Company;
Walker
H.
subscribed.
'9.350.000 Vancouver
cumulative
by The First Boston Corp.; Eastman, Dillon
Lehman Brothers;
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
G.
(
Hanseatic
Inc.;
Nov. 1,
Hydro-
Commission of Ontario. Price, 98.78% and
accrued interest.
Underwritten by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc ; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; The Dominion
Securities Corp.; and McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.
Over¬
Electric Power
($82,700).*
Dick & Merle-Smith;
Copeland
Purpose,
Canadian Government
capital
interest.
<te
1, 1955.
$50,000,000 Ontario (Province of) 25-year 3%% debentures due
1978.
Purpose, for capital expenditures
by The
working
and
Co.; "Mackall
and due Feb.
1953
$142,950,000
due
Hutzler; Shearson, Hammill
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Bros.
construction.
nolds & Co.;
[
accrued
23A% consolidated Federal Farm Loan
bonds.
the
-
Pur¬
commercial bank borrowings and to provide funds
lending operations.
Price, lOOVa'/r and accrued inter¬
Offered by Macdonald G. Newcomb, fiscal agent for
Inc.
Offered
est.
I
&
Patterson,
Inc.
bonds, due Oct. 1.
and
Inc.;
Christensen.
Co.;
Stroud
" loans
bank
York
New
Co.;
Co.;
Writer
Co.,
Freeman
Inc.; Salomon
Shields
&
Co.,
est.
-
'3,500,000 Marathon Corp. 4'A%
promissory notes, due from Oct.
1, 1966 to 1969, inclusive.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and
for
working capital.
Placed privately with North¬
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Aspden, Robinson
Parker & Redpath; William Blair &
Marshall;
Northwest
Peters.
for
•
1954.
by Macdonald G.
f
repay
Co.;
Company,
first mortgage bonds,
repay
101.58%
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Foster
for
to
Price,
Auchincloss,
Co.;
Co.;
&
Purpose,
1983.
construction.
new
to
amount.
Bros.
1,
The
Inc.
Northern
1,
vately
Oversubscribed.
Sept.
promissory
expansion
for
through
Reagents.
'5,000,000 Great
&
.
Marks
M.
4V4%
Inc.
Purpose,
capital expenditures.
Life
Insurance
Co.
for
York
New
& Co.
1,
1963.
Purpose,
to repay bank
working capital.
Price, 100% and
fered by Atwill & Co,
All sold.
Offered by Merrill Lynch,
interest.
Son,
&
300,000 Dade
33<% first mortgage bonds, due
for construction program.
Price,
Co.
Power
1983.
101.265%
Bird
1967.
**
44,000,000 Mississippi
75,500,000 Federal Land Banks
bonds dated Nov. 2,
consolidated
2.35%
1953 and due Aug. 2,
refunding. Price, at par. Offered
Ncwcomb, New York fiscal agent.
notes,
sinking fund notes,
20-year
Purpose,
1972.
1.
to
3%%'
Co.
privately
privately
Inc.;
Thomas
and
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
'4,000,000
promissory
Philadelphia.
of
Optical
'2,000,000 American
Merle-Smith; First of Iowa Corp.;
Heller, Bruce & Co.; Hirsch & Co.;
&
Inc.;
Banks
Credit
dated Nov. 2,
pose,
Purpose,
refunding
and working capital
Provident
Mutual Life
($1,247,000)
Wells & Co.; Paine,
Mullaney,
4'/4%>
Inc.
($753,0001.
1,
Insurance
Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Cooley & Co.;
Courts
Intermediate
debentures
1955-1963,
inclusive.
and for improvements
Oct.
due
Stuart
Offered
Government Agency Issues
Loan and
$67,450,000 Federal
MANUFACTURING
Mills,
Efired
&
through Kui'.n, Loeb
410,000,000 Kansas
'
STOCKS
'$2,000,000 American
Bosworth, Sullivan
Oversubscribed.
& Gardner.
tion
Farm
Inc.
Co.
&
Five Years)
five-year 7% notes. Purpose, for working
par. Offered by company for subscrip¬
by its stockholders, employees and associates.
$250,000 Nilsson Gage Co.
capital. Price, at
Corp.; Thomas & Company; Van
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc., and
American
Swiss
Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
and Including
$59,350,000
Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp.;
Nolan, Inc.; The Ohio
Scribner;
&
Deane
Becker
C».
Folger,
and Rcinholdt
Inc.
A.
Co.;
Francis I. duPonl & Co.;
Inc.;
„
Weld
White.
Co.;
Short-Term Bonds and
(Preferred
3%%
Co.
Electric
Michigan
&
Inc.
Co.
&
$35,350,000
Inc.;
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND
115/000,000 Indiana
($1,250,000).
capital
stadt
Poole,
Pomeroy,
$167,665,000
Co.
Insurance
Bros.
Schmidt,
S.
notes, due
and to
working
Placed privately through E. Eber-
subordinated
1963.
Purpose,
refunding ($3,000,000)
refinance
previous
short-term, loans and for
•
&
Salomon
Alstyne,
F.
\
"
.
4'/2%
Inc.
(James),
'4,250,000 Talcott
Oct.
1,
& Co., Inc.; Rambo, Close & Kerner Inc.; Rand
Rauseher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; L. F. Rothschild &
<fc
Inc.;
*5,000,000 Houston Natural Gas Corp. 4'/a % first mortgage sinking
fund
bonds, due Oct. 1,
1973.
Purpose, to retire bank
loans
and
for
new
construction,
Placed privately with
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
and Massachu¬
setts
Proscott,
Inc.;
Sold
&
E.
Co.;
Purpose,
Stone
Roger S. Palmer
Hutzler; R, C. Schmertz & Co.,
Roberts & Parke; Schoellkopl'. Hut¬
Schwabacher & Co.; Shaughnessy
& Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stern Brothers &
Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stokes & Co.;
Walter
Stokes <fc Co.; J. S, Strauss & Co.; Stroud & Company,
Telephone
1983.
Co. '
&
Dillon
Pizzini & Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger,
W.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.;
with
privately
Co.j Patter¬
Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer & Christen¬
Co.,
&
#
Gas Corp. 5% sinking fund debentures
Purpose, for expansion, etc.
Placed
institutional investors through Eastman,
'
Inc.;
O Connell & Co.
Hughes
Inc.
Co.
&
*1,700,000 Suburban Propane
due
Aug
1, 1968.
Corp.
sen,
Gas Light Co. 4!4% first mortgage bonds dated
Sept. 1, 1953 and due. Sept. 1, 1978.
Purpose, to retire
bank loans,
Sold privately to seven insurance companies.
debentures, series
(with common stock purchase war¬
Purpose, refunding ,.($9,720)
and for*
new
equipment and
working capital i$390,280).
Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest.
Underwritten by P. W.
1968
rants*; attached).
Connecticut
and
Co., Inc. 6%- sinking fund
1,
Oct.
due
A
sinking fund debentures due Oct.
1, 1973. Purpose, for purchase of debentures of, and make
advances to subsidiary.
Price, 100.70% and accrued interest.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; AllisonWilliams Co.; American Securities Corp.; Aspden, Robin¬
son & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bear, Stearns
& Co.; A. O. Becker & Co. Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Branch,
Cabell
& Co.;
Burnham and Co.; Butcher &
Sherrerd;
C. F. Cassel & Co.,
Inc.; Clayton Securities
Corp.; S. K. Cunningham & Co. Inc.; Davenport &■ Co.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Dreyfus & Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Este & Co.; Fauset, Steele &
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; First of Iowa Corp.;*Foster
&
Marshall; Freeman
& Company; Leonard A.
Frisbie
Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Heller, Bruce & Co.; H. Hentz <fc Co.;
Hirsch
&
Co.;
The
Illinois Co.;
Investment Corp.
of
Norfolk; John B. Joyce & Company; Kaiser & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; D. A. Lomasney & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; The Milwaukee Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Newburger. Loeb & Co.; E. M. Newton & Co.;
•$2,675,000 Atlanta
construction.
Co.
Insurance
Co.
Pipe
York.
New
Co. 3.70%
Electric
Homer
*2,250,000 General
Placed
400,000 Petrolane Gas
United Gas Corp. 33A%
$5,850,000
PUBLIC
Price,'
Brocks
Insurance
1957
due Sept. 1, 1973.
100%
of principal
bonds,
bonds,
due
notes,
Line Co. 5% first mortgage
Purpose, for new construction.
amount and accrued interest.
privately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Gas
Natural
Nevada
1,
promissory
expansion and working
with Prudential Insurance Co.
privately
Placed
for
Of¬
and
America,
of
"1 150 000
and accrued interest.
Mutual
Life
Securities
Capital Flotations
New
Details of
capital.'
sub¬
Purpose, jor
inclusive.
1970
to
4%%
Co.
'2,000,000 Neiman-Marcus
first mortgage bonds due Oct.
1, 1983.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con¬
struction.
Placed
privately with institutional investors
through Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.
and Stone & Webster
Government Life Insurance Fund,
Fund,
Federal Deposit
Insurance
System,
Services Finance Corp. 5!/2%
convertible
debentures,
due Sept. 1, 1963.
Purpose,
capital. Price, 100% and accrued interest.
fered by Mackall & Coe;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Goodwyn & Olds.
Gas Co. 4% first mortgage bonds, series
C and series D, due 1978.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and for new construction.
Placed privately with Massa¬
chusetts
par
ordinated
Atlantic
Alaskd Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Canal Zone Retirement Fund,
5!/2% first mortgage serial sinking
1, 1954-1963.
Purpose, for working
and accrued interest.
Offered
Al) sold.
Oct.
at
working
subscribed.
Fully
'740,000 South
'Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
sold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
and notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Civil
Service
Retirement
Fund,
Foreign Service Retirement Fund,
due
300,000 Federal
ar.d Yarnall & Co.
Power Co. 33%% first mortgage
1983.
Purpose, to repay bank
&
Oct.
due
due
Co.
Transfer
bonds,
Price,
by Quail & Co.
loans.
Offered by Equitable
Securities Corp.; William Blair & Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.;
Cooley & Co.; Laird, Rissell & Meeds; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &c Co., and Rand & Co.
170.678,000
months. 30,077,783.000 28,339,777,500
October _____
for
Light
E,
Price, 102.738%'
notes,
capital.
Kirkpatrick-
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Struthers & Co.,
Wood,
series
for
capital.
300,000 Dohrn
Higginson
Lee
Co.;
28,000,000 Rockland
October—
Total
ordinated
fund
' f
Co. 3%%
13-year unsecured sub¬
Nov. 1, 1966. Purpose, for working
Placed privately with an insurance company.
Credit
'20,000.000 Commercial
Kalman. & Co., Inc.;
Co.; The Illinois Co.;
Kidder &
Co.;
129,263,000
Total
i
Dillon & Co.
through Eastman,
privately
insurance com¬
11
Corp.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.;Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill, Turben
& Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.;
Van Alstyne, Noel &
177,627,000
190,215,000
September
'$5,250,000 Beneficial Loan Corp. 4%% promissory notes, due Sept.
15, 1968 (Canadian). Purpose, for working capital. Placed
Co,
Gas
&
A. M.
48,364.000
132,715,000
160.952.000
for
with
Corp.
Boston
Service Electric
Pettis
55,088,000
Total
loans.
W„ E.
September-rNotes
bank
3Va% first and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1983.
Purpose, to repay
bank loans and for new construction.
Price, 101.34% and
accrued interest.
Offered by Morgan Stanley & Co.; Drexel
& Co.; Robert W. Baird <fe Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Central National Corp.; Clark, Dodge
&
Co.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Dominick & Dominick;
Francis I, du Pont & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan-W
B. Hibbs
& Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Public
393,264,000
Certificates
First
MISCELLANEOUS
first mortgage and
for new con¬
Placed
privately
Purpose,
1983.
due
retire
4%
Co,
Power
&
bonds
to
pension trusts.
panies and
230,000,000
155,353.000
48,099,000
Notes
The
$
July-
and
through
Issued
Certificates
trust
struction
competitively,
special offering.
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(715)
Goldman,
Fachs
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Mason,
Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith',
Barney & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stetson Securities
Corp.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co.,
& Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Penner & Beane; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.;
A.
C.
Allyn and Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Carl
Lynch,
M.
Pierce,
Loeb,
P.
S.
Rhoades
Moseley &
&
Co.;
Laurence
Marks
M.
&
1
565,040 Long Island Lighting Co. 35,315 shares of
(par $10>.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
share.
Subscribed
for
by
employees
of
stock
common
Price,
$16
Dean
/
and
i/ 10,324,239
New
York
State
stock
common
Price,
(9,361)
by
Electric
(no
$20.62 Vz
scription
loans.
Price,
at
to
Offered
underwritten
by
The
&
Wertheim
Co.,
of
shares
bank
repay
1,000,000
convertible
to
&
stock
Gas
Electric
&
$25).
(par
Co.
Purpose,
construction.
Price,
1,946,829
to
shares
retire
$33.50
bank
loans
share.
per
Blyth & Co.,
Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baikie & Alcantara; Bailey
&
&
Davidson;
&
Robert
Baird
W.
&
Co.,
Baker,
Inc.;
A.
Becker
G.
&
Co.
Inc.;
10,000,000
<te
Burr,
J.
Cohu
Co.;
&
Julien
Collins
&
Co.; William
Co.; Cooley & Company; Courts & Co.; CrowCo.;- Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M. Dain &
Co.; Davies & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co.; Denault &
Co.; Dewar & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
ell,
R.
Weedon
S.
Co.:
Field,
California
Richards
Co.;
The
Boston
Sons;
Forgan
&
Smith
Hallowell,
Barbour,
Wesley Hall & Co.; Hallearten & Co.;
Sulzberger & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Harbison
Wm.
Co.,
Co.;
P.
Inc.;
Hayden.
Herrman
Harper
&
&
&
Stone
Co.;
Weeks;
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
T.
H.
&
Co.
Co.;
&
Laurence
Co.; Hemphill,
&
Fay;
Hayden,
Noyes
Hutton
&
Co.;
Lane,
June
S.
Jones
&
Hope
W.
&
Co.;
M.
Co.;
Merrill
ben
&
Co.;
W.
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Kaiser
Co.;
Lynch,
Pierce,
Revel
Miller
Co.; J. c. Newsome
Co.;
Inc.; Johnston,
Jones, Kreeger &
Co.; Kalman & Co.,
&
Mason
Fenner
&
Brothers;
MasonEarle May & Co.;
Co.; McDonald &
J.
&
&
Beane:
Co.;
The
Merrill
&
Paine-Rice
Co.; The Ohio Co.;
&
Pierce &
Co.;
Co,
Riter
Pacific
Statts
&
Co.;
Starkweather
&
Boyce; Stephenson, Leydecker- &
Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
York;
Stix
&
Stein
Co.;
Co.;
&
i/
Securities
Walker
Weeden
&
Co.
Johnson
Co.,
&
&
Co.;
and
Union
mon
to
Inc.;
&
Wertheim
Co.;
J.
Hiagins:
R.
&
Co.;
Williston,
Dean
&
C.
fr.
Co.;
&
stock
(no
by
Forgan
&
Bacon,
Co.;
Co.;
Wulff
Uranium
(par
&
&
W.
&
800.000
$25.75
shares
Dixon
&
R.
Co.;
construction.
15
Co.]
Co.;
Co.;
Drexel
and
Co.;
Co.,
&
Inc.;
W.
Eaird
Corp.;
Co.;
Bache
&
&
Dodge
Burr,
Inc.;
De
du
Haven
at
of
W.
Co.;
C.
&
for
214,290
&
&
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Ferris
Reid
&
Co.;
Inc.
shares
of
Mines,
Inc.
1,999,000
Purpose,
shares
of
for exploration
AND
278,422
for
expansion
Boston
Fenner
Equitable
Robert
The
&
Co.;
Harriman
&
of
Ripley
Noyes &
Co.;
W.
E.
&
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden,
Hornblower &
Hutton
&
Co.;
Miller
Weeks;
The
Illinois
E.
300,000
Rhoades &
Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co.;
McDonald
&
&
Securities
Co.;
&
&
Langley
Witter
&
Schoellkcpf,
Gardner;
Hutton
&
Reynolds
Pomeroy,
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Riter
Scott,
&
&
Co.;
of
shares
Co.;
S.
K.
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Hornblower
Hallowed,
Hayden,
Hentz &
II.
&
Co.;
Miller
Sulz¬
&
Co.;
Hill Richards &
Hulme,
Weeks;
Apple-
W. E. .Hutton
Turben & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Co.;
Paine,
Moore,
Newhard," Ccrok 8s
Jackson
Webber,
&
Curtis;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.;
& Co., Inc.; Quail & Co.; Rambo, Close 8s
Rejinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
Scranton &
&
Leach;
Frank,
Stern,
Inc.;
Stix
&
&
Inc.;
Hammili &; Co.; Sills,
Webster
&
Cartwright
Sweney,
Townsend,
Co.;
White,
Suifel, Nicolaus 8e
Securities Corp.;
& Co.; Thayer,
Tyson; Wertheim
Meyer & Fox;
Stone
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Co.; Shearson,
Harris, Inc.; Starkweather & Co.; Sterne, Agee
Dataney
&
and Arthur L. Wright & Co. Inc.
Weld & Co.,
Oversubscribed.
2,751,320 New England Gas & Electric Association 200,096 shares of
common
stock
(par $8).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and to increase investment
in subsidiary.
Price, $13.75'
share. Offered by company for subscription by stock¬
without underwriting. Oversubscribed. T'he First
Paine,
(no
Purpose,
par).
by
employees.
First
body
loan
to
com¬
subsidiary.
for subscription by stockholders and
Unsubscribed shares (7,969) underwritten by
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Pea¬
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Offered
The
for
to stockholders and $32 to public.
Price, $29.60 per share
&
company
Boston
Tucker, Anthony <& Co.; Tifft Brothers; Arthur W. Wood
Co.; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow; Kinsley & Adams;
Putnam
Webber,
Collins
Julien
Dealer-Manager.
as
Massachusetts Companies 122,316 shares of
stock
mon
acted
Corp.
Western
3,639,680
$10).
(par
Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson.
&
shares of common
for .loan to subsidiary.
Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
Western Massachusetts Companies 6,000
177 600
&
stock
and William
stock
common
E.
(no
Purpose,
par).
$29.60 per
share.
(par
&
Price,
Co.
shares of
42,858
working
common
by
75,000
common
Woodard-Elwoo'd
by
stockholders,
Price,
capital.
subscription
for
Co.
tive
and
of class A com¬
machinery and equip¬
for
Offered
par.
(par
by
J.
Marto
P.
&
stock.
of
Purpose,
Price,
purposes.
Picture
stock
in
a
cumulative
pre¬
$1.10
unit.
per
Offered
shares
stock
common
Purpose, for new equipment and other corporate purposes.
Price, $15 per share to stockholders and $16.50 per share
to
public.
Offered by
holders.
Offered
"on
shares
best-efforts"
a
(10,990
basis
shares),
Estabrook
by
*af Illinois,
&
Co.
five
(par
stock.
I
ORRadio
Industries,
cents).
(par 25
sion.
200,000
Purpose,
Price, $2
Thermactor
with
of
loans,
$100
for
purchase
share
and
acquisition,
S.
by
and
by
stock
(par
2,000
shares
Purpose, to
development work, etc.
for
by
United
States
ital.
Air
stock
common
Price,
&
includes
Conditioning
cents).
Purpose,
share.
Offered
Co., Inc.
33,200
Corp.
10
per
(par
$2.25
and George F.
shares
purchased
by
Price,
at
Inc.
& Co.,
Purpose,
Offered-publicly
par.
Inc.
of
cumulative
for working capital,
shares
56,000
$1).
(par
without
by company,
underwriting.
$1)
14.000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by company
to public, without underwriting, in
connection with offering ,of 56,000 shares of preferred stock
14,000 McKenzie-Thomas,
Inc.
Purpose, for
in
repay
Price,
underwriting.
225,000
etc.
(which
without
public,
to
company
John R. Boland
stock
of participating pref¬
and 150,000 shares of common stock
units of one share of each class of
Price, $5 per unit.
working capital.
Co.
capital
of
option.
in
for
Mckenzie—Thomas,
56,000
expan¬
Fuller &
D.
(par $1)
cents)
Purpose,
Offered
stock
common
additional
an
one
Offered
unit.
per
Offered
shares
2,000
to
one
shares of
working capital
for
share.
per
Co.
options
units
149,500
Inc.
150,000 shares
Credit, Inc.
stock
erence
preferred
299,000
14,000 shares of com¬
working capital. Price,
& Co: to
Offered by Carl McGlone
Minnesota and Ohio.
share.
Fidelity Finance Corp. 35,000 shares of class A participat¬
ing stock (par $5).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
at par and accrued interest,
Underwritten by Hannaford
& Talbot to residents of California only.
750,000 General
by stock¬
publicly
for subscription
company
Unsubscribed
Corp.
Purpose, for
Acceptance
(par $10).
per
residents
$1).
(par
Equipment
by
5,000 shares of common
Of
of New York 30,000 shares of
Purpose,
for
working capital.
Offered by company for subscription
without underwriting.
Co.
$6).
(par
$12.62V2
175,000
13,500
Offered
Insurance
stock
mon
inventory1 and general
for
Laboratories, Inc.
Corp.
7,500 shares of 4% noncumulaPurpose, for working capi¬
by company locally, without
$10).
(par
par.
stockholders,
176,750 Farm
(par $1),
See under "Long-Term Bonds and Notes"
preceding column of this article.
Ohrmart
$24 per
common
Price, $10 pel* share.
Aronheim.
Motion
stock
at
stock
capital
Co.
by
cent)
one
class
Price,
300,000 Excelsior
and 200,000 shares of
common
offered in units of one share of
$1)
(par
common
tal.
shares
300,000
Purpoe,
Hinge, Inc. 200,000 shares of 7%
stock
Trading, Inc.
Cooperative
stock
common
Price,
by
by'company for subscription
without underwriting.
Offered
share,
speculation."
a
Miracle
corporate
218,985
MISCELLANEOUS
$8,418,576 Beneficial Loan Corp. 350.774 shares of
(par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
underwriting.
Inc.
$1).
at
$12,193,600
Co.
Industries,
(par
per
a
,
for
company
underwritten
Wood
Walter
5,000
Iron
Purpose,
by
$4.87V2
Price,
i
$5).
stock
stock
100,000 shares of
for working cap¬
by
Mortimer B.
see).
700,000 Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co. 25,000 shares of $1.59
cumulative preferred stock
(par $21) and 25,000 ishares
of common stock (par $1) in units of one share of each
class
stock.'
of
working
Breen. All sold. This
employees and dis¬
•
The
Purpose,
Price.
capital.
California
First
for
$28
construction and for
share.
Underwritten by
new
per
Co.
tributors.
175,000
35,250 Zirconium
(no
&
Corp.
America
of
Purpose,
par).
capital.
*59,250
Price, $750
for
of
stock
common
construction
Nevada Natural
stock
mon
working
and
working
Offered by Gordon Meeks
share.
per
shares
47
new
The
First
Zirconium
(no
Corp.
of
America
shares
79
Purpose, for capital
capital.
Price,
$750
per
company to three individuals.
par).
61
stock
common
156,250 Nevada
preferred
$300,000 Appell
(par
Oil
&
Gas
10 cents).
share.
Offered
300,000 .Deep
(par
Corp.
shares
300,000
for drilling
Purpose,
by R. V. Klein Co.
Lake Gas
25
Oil Co.
&
cents).
of
stock
common
Price, $1
costs.
per
"as a speculation."
Purpose,
300.000
shares of
drilling
for
common
I
per
share.
Underwritten
by
stock
company
to
299,500 shares of common stock
Corp.
Purpose,
Offered
&
by
for
drilling
Petroleum
costs.
Finance
Corp.
Price,
"as
a
(par
Oil
10
&
Gas
cents).
capital.
Smithken Co.
Corp.
Purpose,
Price,
"as
40
a
Illinois
stock
12,500 shares of $1.50 cumulative
Purpose, for working capital.
Offered by company for subscription
Corp.
(no
par).
750,000
for
cents
shares
drilling
per
of
Co.,
Inc.
75,000
shares
of
common
Price,
Inc.
$2
stock
per
per
without underwriting.
300,000 State Fire
mon
stock
and work¬
stock
share.
Casualty Co. 80,000 shares of class B com¬
$1). 'Purpose, for expansion.
Price, $3.75
Underwritten fay Floyd D. Cerf Co.
&
(par
common
expenses
share.
Gas
297,500 Selected Risks Indemnity Co. 8,500 shares of capital stock
(par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $35 per
share.
Offered by
company
for subscription by stock¬
per
Wing
25,000 shares of com¬
new construction and
(par one
share.
speculation."
$1
for
$1).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Underwritten by P. W. Brooks & Co.
holders,
K-O-T Oil
Line Co.
Purpose,
by certain stockholders, without underwriting.
150,000 Petrolanc
(par
working
and
costs
capital.
Price,
$1
per
share.
Offered by
public, without underwriting. Oversubscribed.
centu
Pipe
$1).
(par
Price, $24 per share.
share.
(Continued
on page
8)
Offered by Lewis
♦Represents Issues placed privately,
tlndicates issues sold competitively.
speculation."
(
*tIndicates speciali offering.
$1,199,500
:
$7
Co.
Gas
Natural
300,000 Northern
ing
Line Co. 25,000 shares of com¬
for new construction and
Purpose,
Price,
working capital. Price, $6.25 per share. Offered by com¬
pany for subscription by stockholders without underwriting.
OIL
300,000
$1).
California
stock
mon
additions, etc. and work¬
share.
Sold
directly
by
$10,675,272
299,500
Pipe
Gas
(par
capital.
Co.
ing
&
&
Hallgarten
Co.; Robinson & Lukens;
Co.;
Dodge & Co.;
& Weeks; W. E.
Co.;
&
expansion.
Inc.
Offered
Johnson
each
Co.;
Horner
Investment
*
12,020
Co.
Ornamental
(par
,
par.
ferred
Beane;
Reinholdt
Co.;
Ohio
Putnam
Eaker
common
Clark,
Hornblower
C.
Dean
for
Co.,
Flour City
"as
220,000
Ohio Co.;
,
L.
&
Co.
Chemical
Purpose,
ment.
F.
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Merrill, Turben &, Co.; Newburger & Co.; The
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.;
&
Tha
Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Corp.; White,
Brothers;
Union
Corp.;
W,
Co.;
Staats
mon
Co.;
& Co.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt;
Kean, Taylor
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Richard E. Kohn &
Co.;
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb,
Co.,
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; McJunkin, Patton
Stroud
and devel¬
stock
common
Lehman
Beane;
Curtis;
stockholders
&
Co.; Goodbidy & Co.; Granbery,
Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowed, Sulzberger
Columbia
Hawkins
&
Co.;
&
program.
McCormick
Securities
&
Harold
First
Garrett
&
Co.;
Co.; Merrill,
Fairman
capital
&
Securities
Company;
Co.;
Langley & Co.;
Inc.; Arthurs,
C.
&
Parker
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
MANUFACTURING
shares
Corp.;
&
Co.;
&
Colton
at
Co.
Dominick
Allyn
Corp.; Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.; C. C.
Inc.;
Noyes & Co.;
Chas. W.
9,750
C.
Corp.; Friedman, Brokaw & Co.; Fulton,
Charles H. Gilinan & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Hirsch
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Richard
C.
Co.,
&
COPPER, ETC.
Milling,
Corp.
&
stock
Inc. ;
Republic
&
C.
&
Leonard
$18
subscription by com¬
underwriting.
A.
gate & Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
stock
Price,
ETC.
& Co.; Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.; Johnson, Lane
Space & Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Laurence M. Marks
working capital and for other corporate purposes.
cents per share.
Oflered by Tellier & Co. "as
First
liams
Co.;
Co.,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Of¬
Janney
&
berger
Hemphill,
with-
common
program.
Underwritten by W.
Clarke
&
& Co.;
Grimm
Co.;
of
par.
HOLDING,
Cleveland
Reid
share,
Offered by company for subscription by common stock¬
holders.
Underwritten
by H. L.
Emerson & Co., Inc.;
Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; and Livingston, Wil¬
Glore,
Codings Sc
Townsend, Crouter
Noonan
Pont
Co.;
Central
Clark,
&
Eretscher
Fulton,
Hemphill,
Hutton
First
advances from
Price,
shares
company
without
INDUSTRIAL
$1).
com¬
Under¬
by
specu¬
employees,
58,598
Purpose,
new
&
Robert
Co.;
Francis I.
Corp.;
Maraehe
105,778
construction
by
cent).
one
Sons; Goldman, Sachs
&
per
shares
stockholders,
by
Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.
Wood,
of
share.
per
for
National
&
Fstabrook
Boston
Co.
Price,
and
Coffin
Davies
Dominick;
Gas
Co.;
Clark
Corp.;
Bodine;
Corp.;
$12
&
Central
E.
Clarke
Inc.;
Price,
speculation."
Hutton
Hansen
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Biddle, Whelen &
Ellis & Simmons; Blyth &
Co., Inc;J Bosworth,
Co., Inc.; Branch. Cabell & Co.; Alex. Brown
Blunt
Sons;
Co.,
par).
loans
Whipple
(Inc.);
W.
&
Morgan Stanley
Co.; A. C. Allyn
Weeks
Sullivan
&
Electric
bank
written
Baker,
Co.
for
COAL,
Jackson
Co.
&
a
Cunningham & Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Co.. Inc.;
Clement A. Evaiis & Co., Inc.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The
&
Gas
&
Equitable
White
N
Bruce
Witter
Woodard-Elwood
Yarnall
Service
repay
Richard W.
stock
common
400,000
Telegraph Co.
Mining
Burnside
20,600,000 Public
Co.
subscription
STEEL,
Weld
Corp.; Wagenseller & Durst
Inc.;
Walston & Co.; Watling, Lerchen &
Co.;
&
White, Weld
Struthers
&
of
to repay
Purpose,
&
for
Garita
Pierce,
Stewart, Eubanks, MeyerStone &
Webster Securities
Co.;
& Youngsberg; Stroud & Company, Inc.;
Co.; Henry F, Swift & Co.; Swiss American
Corp.;
& Co.;
Tucker,& Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Wilson.
shares
construction.
Telephone
$25).
(par
stockholders,
The
Trask
Union
H.
by
Co.;
Over-
Co.
&
Brothers
Stern
Bros.
o.rp':. S~one
Co.;
25,000
new
England
Offered
Carrier
/
North¬
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler;
Schwabacher & Co.; Scott &
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scran¬
ton & Co.; Frank C.
Shauphnessy & Co.; Shearson, Hamnull
&
Co.;
Shields
&
Company;
Shuman,
Agnew
&
Co.; Singer,
Deane &
Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Smith, Moore & Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Co.; William
G.
&
Price, $31.75 per share.
Offered by cbmpany for subscription by common stock¬
holders.
Unsubscribed
shares
(5,318)
underwritten
by
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rey¬
Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,.
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Staats
&
and Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner. All sold.
Telephone
Purpose,
Co,;
Co.;
Rauscher,
&
R.
Price,
Elworthy
Lane, Space
&
Co.,
Inc.:
Grimm & Co.; The RobinsonHilsman & Co., Inc.; Courts & Co.;
H.
share.
OTHER
18,839,899
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.;
Pflueger &
Baerwald; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
Prescott, Shepard
&
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Putnam &
Co.;
Inc.;
per
Tur¬
Milwaukee
"as
Redpath; Robert
W. Baird• & Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker, Weeks
& Co.; Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc.; Boenning & Co.; Bos¬
worth, Sullivan & Co., Inm; Brown, Lisle & Marshall;
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central
Republic Co. (Inc.);
Purpose,
Underwritten
dividends.
First Boston Corp.;
Boston
Curtis;
&
Co.,
The
The
Co.,
Offered
par.
holders,
Hornblower
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Morgan
Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Murphey Favre, Inc.; Newhard. Cook
Sutro
&
$25).
(par
construction.
new
dividends.
TRUSTS, TRADING,
Lestrange & Co.; Auchincloss,
$348,600
Henry
&
Spencer
accrued
&
cumulative
Inc.;
Purpose,
Price,
&
C.
Marks
Co.;
&
J.
company
opment,
Co.:
Inc.; A, E. Masten & Co.;
McAndrew & Co. Inc.;
McCormick
son
D
4.7r/o
.
Ripley
Miller
Co.;
Hutton
&
&
&
E.
Space
Jones
Hagan,
R.
of
Johnson,
by
■
$1).
stock
Hen¬
&
Harriman
(Inc.);
Langley & Co.; Lawson, Levy &
Williams; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John
C. Legg & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
&
Co.
for
Crawford,
New
by
299,850 Yates
&
Sherwood
nolds
Loeb,
stock
(no
par).
Purpose, for payment of debt, to buy
equipment and for exploratory and development expenses.
Price, $5 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
by public, without underwriting.
Bell; A. M. Kidder & Co,; Kidder,
Peabody
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Frank Knowlton &
Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; La
Montagne-
west
M.
*
&
&
for
William
IRON,
a
at
Works Co., Inc. 225,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock (par $25).
Purpose, for addi¬
tional investments in stocks of subsidiaries.
Price, par and
F.
Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
J. A. Hog'e & Co.; Holmes &
Sandman;
Johnson,
Co.;
Kerr
Son
&
Hooker
F.
E.
Illinois
Hewitt;
Gas
Purpose,
Offered
La
Price,
underwriting
Water
Kerner, Inc.;
Hill
Collins;
Lemon
&
Harris/Hall
Son; Hirsch & Co.;
Holt
Atlantic
&
mon
$48,750
capital.
without
cumulative
$141,767,675
& Co.; Robert Garrett
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Co.;
Gross, Rogers,
Co.;
&
Carl
INVESTMENT
$5,625,000 American
Collings
$5).
Southern
Friedman; Fulton, Reid
Glore,
Granbery, Maraehe & Co.;
derson;
South
(par
First
Corp.;
Inc.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of
Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Foster & Marshall;
Maxfield H.
&
First
and
per
working
public,
$317,150
out underwriting.
^
1,904,004
to
common
Co.
Michigan
&
&
Co.,
fered
Co., Inc.;
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick;
Douglass & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Calvin
E.
Duncan & Co.;* Frahcis I.
duPont
&
Co.; Eastland,
Douglass & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Elworthy &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; Clement
A. EVans & Co.,
Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Fairman & Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris & Company; Fewel &
&
American
&
Dickson &
of
Corp.; White, Weld
M.1 Marks & Co.
series
and
Blyth
capital stock
Collins &
Inc.;
Brothers;
shares
accrued
Co.;
Southern
ship,
Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Brush, Slocumb &
Co. Inc.; H. M. Byllesby <fc Co.
(Inc.); Campbell & Robbins
Inc.; Quincy Cass Associates; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Clark, Dodge &
Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin
stock,
and
Woolfolk & Shober,
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.;
Rollins & Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; BlankenGould
& Elakcly,
Inc.;
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons;
Boettcher and Co.; Bosworth. Sullivan &
Co., Inc.; J. C.
40,000
loans
Humphrey Co.;
Watts
Blair,
shares
for
company
lation."
Wood,
Laurence
&
share.
Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Eurge & Kraus; J. Barth
Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Eear, Stearns & Co.;
&
Works
preferred
French
by
Un¬
C.
A.
Co.;
&
Oversubscribed.
210,721
Securities
and
Witter
(par
for
and
Offered
Wood
Co.
Subscribed.
common
company for subscription
by common stockholders.
subscribed shares (36,369) underwritten by
Co.
Schwabacher
Pierce,
of
Co.,
share
per
Dean
300,000
Pacific
E.
Lehman
Union
&
bank
repay
Co.;
&
Co.;
Water
Jose
$26.50
Beane.
new
-
San
loans.
Lynch,
&
Co.; Estabrook
Lehman
Corp.;
Merrill
and
Power
&
Peabody
Rhoades
company for sub¬
Unsubscribed
shares
First Boston
Harold
Yarnall &
of
Kidder,
and
par
by
stockholders.
common
337,118
Corp.
Purpose,
share.
Fenner
Gas
&
par).
per
Brothers;
/ 65,218,772
bank
repay
and
Purpose, to repay bank loans, to acquire
subsidiary,
and
for
new
construction.
Price,
$10.20 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders.
Oversubscribed.* Underwritten by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Offered by Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
Republic Co. to residents of Illinois only.
to
Co.,
Purpose,
(par $10).
stock
dividends.
Central
Co.;
Light
stock
400,000 Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois 20.000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred
stock (par $20).. Purpose, for new
and
&
&
Rockland
2,149,354
company.
accrued
Witter
Struthers
Offered
par.
by company to public, without underwriting.
18,150 Segoyawatha, Inc. 3,630 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Securities
per
construction
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
$299,000 Pacific Hotels, Inc. 59,800 shares of common stock
(par
$5).
Purpose, for acquisition of properties, etc. Price, at
Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union
Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel &. Co.; G. H. Walker
& Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy;
Co.;
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Shields
&
Company; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; H. Hentz & Co., and Rand & Co.
7
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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in
(Continued from page 7)
228,743
Welex
Jet
Inc.
shares of
It
13,071
would-be
sold
common
and
accrued
the
At
all
that
be
redeemed
at
an
it
dividends.
time
exchange
is
made,
of
share of convertible preferred and
will
have
the
right
of
holders
stock
one
lined
the
subscribe
to
to
participating
uled
one
V.
Feb.
announced
was
pre¬
consisting
class A common share at
construction
of
Large Order—
dome
22
for
date
the
179,
for
this
for
cars
10.
the
of Philadeipnia*
the Budd Co.
Empire Builder has been awarded
Delivery
unit,
one
for
15, 19541
Monday, February
.
Great Northern Ry.—Places
Order
shares of participating
early date at $21 per share
unexchanged
ferred
•#12,272,819
public offering at*
underwriters for
to the
share.
per
is
contemplated
preferred stock would
stock
(no
par).
Purpose,
to purchase new equipment.
Price,
$17.50 per share.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders, without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
Services,
exchange
$11.50
.
.
.
„
beginning of
$0,500.000, Is scneovacation travel season in June, 1930.
the
cost about
to
cars,
new
612.
p.
$15
per
unit for each participating preferred share held, with an
oversubscription privilege*
The unsubscribed portion of the 29,458
shares of new preferred stock and 29,458 shares of class A common
Issues Not Representing New Financing
$25,200 Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
stock
mon
Scott,
326,651
Horner
Brown A
Price,
Mason,
&
Sharpe Mfg.
$10).
ipar
$1).
(par
Price,
Higginson
Co.
&
Telephone
Illinois
stock
cumulative
accrued
Paine,
Gas
N.
stock
(par
Offered
by
Fuel
&
of
share.
per
J.
(par
Blyth
<fc
240
panies'
com¬
of
Insurance
Price,
Inc.
Oil
Witter
&
Co.
5%
$62.75
of
The
of
share.
per
(no
&
It
(about
33Vb
D.
$47
stock
common
share).
per
(no
Offered
ci. 3,000 shares
Electric
&
Price,
Inc.
by
cents).
$30.50
135,125 Macmillan
50
(par
Lester,
per
and
Petroleum
of
common
Corp.
$41.50
and
common
Offered
&
11,500
$11.75
stock
by
Offered
Co.
by
L.
Completed.
shares of
;
capital stock
share.
per
(par
Offered
shares
share.
Doolittle
Aircraft
$1).
&
Price,
Co.
931,250 St.
Co.
<fe
$51.
Corp.
$13.50
Paper
stock
common
by
$1).
(par
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Oversubscribed.
share.
per
Co.
Diego
stock
&
Gas
Inc.
1,020,000 Singer
Noyes
&
467,493 Spalding
stock
stock
by
Lester,
Ryons
Price,
G.)
Weld
by
&
stock
1953,
funds
addition,
Merrill
by
1954.-—V.
$15
shares
4,000
share.
per
of
Offered
by
of
one
the
shares
share.
of
Offered
stock
Hemphill,
by
(par
The
SEC
corporation
covering
four
sulphur
new
1952.
the
is
other
The
the
projects
par).
Baird
net
proceeds
projects
cents).
letter
a
shares
Offered
Corp.
of
common
(par
10
special
with
the
Chase
June
1,
National
The proceeds
179,
under
Bank
Kansas
of
Co.
1956.
costs.—V.
$1,000,000
down
Trust
Commerce
cash
shares
Northern
Price, $22.62%
Corp.
—V.
14,508
$14.50
Books
shares
of
share.
per
Offered
178,
See
of
the
City,
to
are
City
Mo.,
covered
used
be
New
of
by
to
closed.
The
by
for
A.
Schulte,
the amount of
in
Power
Inc.
have
directors
22,
in
for con¬
pay
serve
as
by
from
Co.;
$350,000
the
and
to
then
amendment.
dealer
and
v;
sale
will
be
of
! 5..000
principal
declared
used
(evidencing
to
Its
pay
borrowings
reimburse
the
with
shares
of
of
has
Feb.
a
to
dividend
Stock Dividend, Etc.—
stock
May
dividend
1954,
la,
announcement
the
on
lor
companv
The
&
series
series
4,
subscription
Webster
of
Securities
preferred
first
of
outstanding
for
with
invested
the
on
cash
is
subject
Donald
by
approval
to
10,000,000 shares,
to
stock
common
Essex
has
competitive
bidding
1984.
received
proceeds
The
SEC
$5,000,000
will
be
of
authorization
first
applied
promissory notes payable
System (Parent), which now
balance, If any, will be used
Esso
for
to
mortgage
the
to
short-term
C.
amount
capital
bonds,
and
to
pnd
to
Oil
within
Feb.
$4,750,000;
expenditures.—V.
due
A
the
and
179,
a
a
voting
trust
registration statement
covering
voting
company
common
1953
60
trust
certificates
stock.*—1V.
144,
for
p.
for
with
the
3,000
stock
common
SEC
shares
Feb.
on
of
the
is
iigures
payable
of
of
increase
an
which will be
60c
share
a
in
The
stockholders
650,400
•took
Loan
on
of
$4.53;
is
lor
for
and
Feb.
100,000
Jke;v
the
will
23
shares
als°vot?
to
vote
is
approving
250,000
cumulative
1954
Corp.
be
for
1953,
earnings
1952,
they
516.
p.
this
of
4,
1954
Insurance
proposal
a
N.
to
250,400 shares to
convertible
alter
holders
to
and
If
in
on changing the
of
name
the
corporation
call
for
J.
unit
Strauss
&
stock
of
increase
is
77-cent
cumulative
snare.
kfeaie.s
This
of
new
would
approved,
present
require
convertible
the management intends
convertible
$1.20
the
issuance
prelerred stock.
preferred
cumulative
of
to
stock
to
&
Winslow
offer
(par
maximum
of
to
that
plant
of
58 916
Any such shares not taken
volume
sales
gain
a
of
share,
per
the
on
179,
Sales
the
for
ended
year
about $85,000,000
of
than
more
the
of
8%
This would
1953.
in
178,
of
,•
,
the
of
begin
announced
before
on
end
25,
are
will
people
produce
the
of
and
Westclox
Mos.—1953
personnel
clocks,
Division
until
the SEC for
to
to
notes
bunks
Commission
the
has
to
and
program
ments.—V.
in
authorization
to
not
amount
an
given
interested
restore
working
Interstate Telegraph Co.
now
California
See
corporation's
plants,
seven
located
Illinois,
in
Indiana,
Connec¬
funds
normal
to
Interstate
require¬
(Nev.)—Control to Change—
Telephone
Co.
above.—V.
139,
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co.—New Heat'g
The
Canada, Scotland and Brazil, together produce 50,000 clocks,
and timing devices every day.
The company is well on its
towards its 300 millionth clock since it began production in 1887.
—V. 178; p. 2092.
This
Tire
nation's
largest
William
Rubber
&
011
Feb.
O.
company
and
Corp. of Toledo,
This
plastic
it plans
said
5
Bolta
the
film
and
Co.
take over
to
of
Lawrence,
the
Textileather
Mass.,
two
of
the
sheeting manufacturers.
O'Neil, General's President, said he is negotiating separately
the two concerns for mergers.
Under the proposed merger agree¬
ments, stock of Textileather and Bolta would be exchanged for General
preferred stock.
General would operate the two companies as
divisions
The
of
its
plastics
119.
p.
plans
and
final
Textileather,
transactions
financial
submitted
are
to
them,
details
Mr.
subject
are
will
not
O'Neil
be
approval
to
made
public
by
until
recognized
are
and
1953
whose
for
sheeting.
was
more
their
printing,
embossing
combined
The
than
which
driven
Golden
The
this
annual
$50,000,000.—V.
and
sales
178,
p.
of
of
styling
the
two
individual
The
thermostat
degrees.—V.
company
179,
on
ihto
p.
Sales
plastic
p.
(W. T.)
Feb.
25
Foremost
399.
will
Dairies,
on
Inc.
approving
(see
latter
the
in
merger
V.
unit
each
power
for
by
the
SelecTemp
may
be
heating units operate
room
set
temperature
any
from
Vegetable Parchment Co.
small flexible
steam-turbine
40
independently.
degrees to 90
(& Assoc. Cos.)
1953
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
before
income
taxes
U. S. and Canadian income
taxes
1952
$11,999,324 $11,503,046
1,286,562
825,778
652,179
408,87$
sales
Earnings
(est.)
$634,383
earnings from operations
•Gain
$416,901
7,450
18,280
$626,933
$398,621
adjustments
exchange
Net
1954—4 Wks.—1953
earnings
After
1954—48 Wks.—1953
'
,
1954—12 Mos.—1953
I
of
Can.
per
$703,305
$398,621
$0.77
$0.51
$0.85
$®.48
$0.25
^0.25
share:
adjustments
tDividends paid
76,372
prop. 11
.
adjustments
per
and
and
extraordinary gainextraordinary gain—
share
:
replaced by new facilities. tOn D^c. 18,
1953, a 10% stock distribution (one share for each ten sha'.es out¬
standing)
was
made to shareholders bf record Dec. 1, .1953.
For
comparative purposes, > net earnings per share for the 1952 period
have been: restated- on. the
basis of 822,117 shares outstanding sub¬
•Property
1954—Month—1953
disposition
from
earnings
Before
.$15,053,738 $15,258,016 $299,767,665 $283,240,067
204.
arising
179,
,
Grant Co.—January Sales Off—
Per. End. Jan. 31—
p.
to
also
and
Balance
vote
399.
Sales
179,
heat
fan.
174, p. 1497.
Kalamazoo
Net
$15,733,558 $14,124,423 $186,210,686 $169,628,893
179,
supplied
steam,
provides
concerns
1778.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up—
—V.
pressure
circulating
Each
area.
each room is heated with filtered warm air,
recessed wall unit, requiring no floor space,
finished
to
harmonize
with
any
interior color
State Co., Ltd.—To Vote on Merger—
stockholders
612).—V.
be
can
Low
Selec
compact
a
tubing,
copper
System
its
—Earnings Show Gain—
said.
products are widely
used
in the
automotive
industry,
makes such
items
as
plastic-coated-fabrics,
upholstering,
bookbinding, luggage, handbags and workers' clothing. Bolta's plants
film
and
scheme.
distribution
national
which provides for a thermostat in every room.
of heating
has already been in use for
limited
a
system,
by
for
method
new
in
this
released
operation.
multi-million-dollar
stockholders
years
circulated
plastic
just
heating system,
advanced
Under
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
has
company
Temp
with
—V.
until
I
watches
of
issue Its
exceed
to
persons
178, p. 2093.
is
LaSalle-
in
and
1954, to request a hearing thereon.
Proceeds of the borrow¬
to be applied toward the financing of the company's con¬
struction
there when
employed
household
electric
company's
be
plant
promissory
$4,000,000;
ings
the
has applied
company
unsecured
Feb.
500
1954—12
$3,890,899 $63,863,108 $64,758,841
$3,470,848
204.
p.
Interstate Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
This
will
Ga.,
of
of
factory
179,
Stores, Inc.—Sales Declined—
1954—Month—1953
399.
p.
way
p.
of
outstanding,
stock
common
1668.
p.
ticut,
in
sales
Illinois.
The
the
31,
Dec.
previous year's
the
over
shares
610,872
preferred.—V.
:
—V.
coming off the assembly line by fall.
about 110,000 square feet of floor space,
about
will
plant
in Athens,
President,
Hawthorne,
underway.
Expansion
conditions warrant.
the
earnings
Interstate Department
two
$11)
participating preferred
a
Consequences, N. M.—
or
letter
a
and
sales
Period End. Jan. 31—
clocks
have
will
plant
completion
electric
Period End. Jan. 30
securities, with Simon,
Pope, Inc., and Chace, Whiteside, West
exchange for each
00
sub¬
per
preferred
underwriting.
snares
(CST)
making allowance for payment of approximately $350,000 in divi¬
dends
tNet
Pjanned to sell additional
Himme, William
Treasurer,
Nafziger estimated net earnings of about $2,500,000 which would
increase of more than 7%
over 1952.
This amounted to about
$3.50
against $8,763,000
share amounted
as
$3.76.—V.
were
gets
as
at
Peru,
estimated
an
to
the
by
shares.
Signature Loan Co., Inc.
It
on
common stock from
authorized
Huttig,
by noon
$79,319,589.
pres-
stock
the
Telephone
General
stock
$2,000,000
new
Donald
estimated
Athens
The
made
a
with
first
it
of
days,
summer,
The
Pittsfield, Inc.—Plans Financing
authorized class A
u
shares
from
Co.
B.
A.
President.
Nafziger,
L.
represent
voted
the
on
March 31,
on
of $13,952,000
Common
year.
1
1957.
Truth
filed
1
shares of common stock
corporation's
R.
Canadian
Federal
of
Chicago 5, 111.
1954.
income
were
Plans
9.
the
England
Co.—Sells
trustees under
filed
company
by
shares, outstanding at Dec. 31, 1953, as against $3.26
average shares outstanding, common stock earnings per
Construction
at
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
voting
office
notification with the SEC
be offered at par ($1 per
Vandam, 7 Bellevue Ave., Winchester, Mass.
to be used to build, develop and operate guesi, raiicft.
Feb.
on
200,000
proceeds are
three
outstanding
New
for
General
sell
series
of
payment
banks
to
issue
12,
net
On
planned
and
"Nujol" and "Mistol"
Business—See Plough, Inc. below.—V.
178, p. 1777.
The
Power,
Tire
Standard
the
at
612.
p.
1953, will be the highest in history, according to an estimate on Feb. 10
total
on
1952.
County Electric Co.—Financing Approved—
company
Electric
$3.98
dividend
year-end
preceding
the
from
stock
mortgage bonds
short-term notes
page fill.
This
179,
through Irwin K.
Mr.
The
production
requirements) to
plant and, together
in
company
This
record
of
21.
March
ap¬
construction
earnings
leceived
1954.—V.
18,
Interstate Bakeries Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
common
holders
to
General Time Corp.—To Build New Plant—
Feb.
on
operations, to complete the company's 1954 construc¬
involving expenditures estimated at $5,714 000 —V 179
tion program,
the
share
of
from ibanks
517.
p.
approximately $8,402,760.
be
135 East Eleventh Place,
Inland Fisheries, Inc.,
Name, etc.—
50%
on
an
stock
common
dividend
record
to
held.
Stone
new
$4,990,000
cost
must
301,
covering
on
for
from
cash
given
to
bids
All
Room
declared
and
new
a
179,
certificates, series 38, to be dated March 1, 1954, to malum
installments and to be secured by equipment
estimated
a
The
a
stock
common
stock
Preliminary
manager.
amount
below.—V.
Corp.
equal semi-annual
subsidiary,
its
Commission
outstanding stock (equivalent to 40c a share
ousianding after the stock dividend!
was
also
of
2)
page
shares
ten
$29,100,000
1954,
has invited bids for the purchase of $6,000,000 equip¬
company
30
He
50%
cash
A
Net
iss
The
in
below,
according
1954,
April
upon
(Tex.)—Registers With SEC—
each
in
179, p. 204.
Illinois Central RR.—Bids for Certificates—
share)
authorized
the
registration statement with the SEC
supplied
Construction expenditures are esti¬
in 1955, and $17,800,00®
program.
$40,300,000
ment trust
Stores Corp.—New
payab.e
April
proceeds of the sale of the common stock,
together
proximately $6,500,000 which the company expects to obtain
$5,000,000
York
3'A%
2476.
p.
D.
stock,
for
share
Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
Nash-Kelvinutor
See
1
common
1954, covering 76,399 shares of its "o par common
Stock, to be offered
subscription by stockh olders of record Feb. 23, 1954, at the rate
be
768.
p.
White,
for
new
176,
Hudson Motor Car Co.—To Vote on Merger—
^
.
The
share.
per
and
Investment News
a
filed
construction
at
1956.—V.
18, 1954, to request a hearing.
The funds
to be used by Northern Pennsylvania for its construction program.
sidiaries 'show
This company filed
below.—V.
Corp.
$30,000,000
covering
tensive
credit
$7,500,000
a
applied to the SEC for authorization to make
Pennsylvania
of
General Corporation and
(Continued
Products
Liberty
mated
in
612.
p.
contribution
capital
directors.
Corp. is to
be
to
1
taken
be
I
and the new
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 4,
of first mortgage bonds, due 1989, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be
added to the general funds of the company and will be used from time
to time with other cash resources of the company to finance its ex¬
Genera! Public Utilities Corp.—Advances to Unit—
offering.
El Paso Electric Co.
on
In-'
Pa.
K. Porter buildings was razed,
the property.—V. 117, p. 33.
H.
Houston Lighting & Power
the
with
cents)
(Mo.)—Borrows From Banks—
has
due
Smith,
by
12,000
Securities
Corp.
Co.
Pittsburgh,
old
built
was
The company
With SEC—
notification
of
stock
common
General Telephone Corp.—50%
Price,
the
working capital.
company
the
of
enUy
to
See
in
located
are
through Sheehan & Co., Boston, Mass.
The
used to increase inventories, and for capital
Gas Service Co.
and
filed
2
shares
be
to
are
expenditures and
are
35,961
share.
Line
Webster
&
of
Highway Trailer Co.—Holder Sells Interest—
third to go into opera¬
three
President.
tlndicates
is
has
land
on
Feb.
on
140,000
General
Bankshares
W.
four acres in
part
addition
has been
company
$1.50 per share
at
The
one
A
dome
interested persons until Feb.
Pipe
50
&
previously could not be handled due to large size or shape.
area
covered by the expanded
Hanlon-Gregory operations
The
Tex.,
Feb. 5.
on
enables
eludes
at Nash
mine
which
A. J.
building
also included the erection of a new and modern £*Iwhich increases the company's capacity by 25%.
the company to galvanize various bulky fabrications
plant
which
new
Addition
completed an expansion program in
and property exceed $1,330,000,
just
new
Wright Qo.
program
vaniizng
Association
•1954,
Blyth
capital
and
The
of
raising
the
Fire
398.
p.
that its
last several years and
November,
This corporation has
30,000
above;—V. 149, p. 2085.
pf the expansion, Hanlon-Gregory and Tri-Lok Co., an aff-lihave bought the adjoinng plants of H. K. Porter Co. and
firm,
addition
of
common
•Represents issues placed privately.
^Indicates issues sold competitively,
price
ated
Collins
close
has
for
President, announced
As part
the
of
the
of
being held in trust for the Kentucky
Female Orphan School of Midway, Ky., and the school benefits from
royalties on the surphur mined.—V. 179, p. 5.
struction
$4,845,208
.of
Diebold,
repre¬
assets
as
for
program
179,
the
were
stockholders
announced on Feb. 8
sulphur deposit is
notes
Lynch,
Acquired—
Bridge Co. Ltd.—To Be
company
expenditures
$76,452,608.
to
above
the
preceding
14,
In
amounting
forth
set
approved
Jan.
on
is
in
since
The
Completed.
ino
Robert
Co.
Co.
Gas
Stone
Co.
210,366 Wisconsin
by
(par
SEC—
registration statement
1800.
a
Hanlon-Gregory Galvanizing Co.—Adds New
the
his¬
Oversubscribed.
stock
Offered
Offered
& Bros,, Inc.
Price, $13 per
$1).
Co.
271,500 Transcontinental
common
stock
common
filed
4
production.
dome
undertaken
The
Completed.
(A.
&
of
Feb.
on
Louisiana.
(par
Oversubscribed.
Price, $34 per
Co.
Completed.
(par
Barney
in
Nash
ofiered
common
Offered
share.
Electric
Manufacturing
$20).
31,
high,
results
in Fort Bend County, 35 miles southwest of Houston,
^.placed
'v.
agreement
per
&
$10).
(par
Co.,
(par
of
50,000 share's
Price, $18.62V2
60,000 San
shares
3,700
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
I
Dec.
the
in
$2,201,049—which
was
1952.
over
all-time
an
income
Gamma Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files
of
Offered
Oversubscribed.
Regis
investment
by
142,500 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire 5,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $10).
Price, $28.50 per share.
Offered
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
49,950 Rohr
for
their
increase
reserve
The
the highest
10.7%
of
capital
The company
Completed.
3,500
per
share.
per
Sincere
Corp.
Price,
Ryons & Co.
Price,
Hamilton
com¬
company
covering 2,000,000 capital shares.—V. 177, p.
repre¬
division of the
Freeport Sulphur Co.—New Mine Opened—
by Dean!
of
share.
shares
$2.87>/2
Co.
cents).
145,250 Polaroid
Co.
12,890
Price,
&
premium
unearned
Net investment income
that
Philadelphia
par).
Completed.
Co.
Sherman
The
at
were
stated
business
of
,j,
Gas
Co.,
which
He expressed gratifi¬
major
Completed.
par).
Forge
each
$1,535,518.
increase
an
was
tion
37,059 Kropp
1952.
was
additional
common
Offered
in
increase
companies enjoyed
companies
by
of
shares
$37,901,734,
were
the previous year.
over
an
investment
See Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.
tory during 1953.
common
Offered
.
Co.
91,500 Iowa-Illinois
in
1953
year
Completed.
4,000
Corp. 450 shares of
Price, at market
shares
share.
per
written
premiums
was
$106,900,014
204.
p.
Group Securities, Inc.—Registers With
This
providing for all statutory and other necessary reserves, the
companies had a net underwriting profit of $559,787, against a loss of
Offered
shares
there
179,
with the SEC
business.
sented
51,108
$9.50
—V.
Mos.—1953
$6,425,656 $108,674,055
$6,165,539
After
Price, at par and
selling stockholders,
two
Associates
Price,
$5).
Co.,
21,150 Honolulu
that
$100).
Jackson & Curtis.
Fund
stock
Blyth
2,500 shares
Net
increase of 6%
an
$126,021
$10).
Webber,
251,000 Firemen's
stock
Co.
Phillipsburg,
preferred
(par
history.
sented
Offered
underwriting.
435,526 Eastern
stock
Gas
&
Price, $27.62
Completed.
Inc.
of
dividend.
without
their
com¬
cation
$15».
Co.,
Co.
of
Lower—
1954—:12
1954—Month—1953
Sales
K. B. Hatch, President of this company and its wholly-owned subsid¬
iary, Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, on Feb. 8 announced that
the companies, for the year 1953, had the largest premium income in
Lee
by
shares
5,000
Per. End. Jan. 31—
publicly at $15.50 per unit.—V. 177, p. 2677.
by
stock
common
Offered
Price, $16.12'/2 per share.
Electric
(par
&
Gas
Co.
be offered
would
Fire Association of Philadelphia—Reports Profit—
of
share.
per
Water
Blyth
by
Offered
Completed.
19.797 shares
$16.50
stock (par $12.50.
by J. S. Strauss & Co.
mon
share.
per
stock
com¬
Oversubscribed.
mon
24,000 City
Inc.
Corp.
80,625 California
69,063 Central
$12
2,100 shares of
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—January Sales
which has
been
sequent to such distribution.
tEased upon 747.852
at the respective dividend dates.—V. 179, p. 204.
shirts outstanding
"V
Number 5299
Volume 179
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
a.
A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
$3) was made on Feb. 4 by BIyth & Co., Inc., at $12 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share. It
was completed.—V. 175, p. 811.
,
Trecker Corp.—Secondary Offering
Kearney &
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales Lower—
—
Month of January—
—V.
179,
$2,009,000
Sales
—V.
179,
$2,115,000
October,
it
1954,
will
addition
roof
1954
—V.
179,
105.
p.
Lerner Stores
Corp.—January Sales Declined—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
179,
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$8,862,345 $147,628,643 $154,306,920
$7,790,622
—V.
205.
p.
Liberty Products Corp.—Sells Trailer Interest—
Oliver
H.
announced
in
ment
Chairman of the Board of Directors, on Feb. 9
that this corporation had disposed of its remaining invest¬
Trailer
Highway
Wis. The selling price of
period.—V. 173, p. 2291.
year
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
Definitive
3%%
25-year
Apri^
due
debentures
1978,
1,
are
New
York
—V.
delivery at Chemical Bank & Trust Co., 30 Broad Street,
City, in exchange for outstanding temporary debentures.
179,
518.
p.
(Ky.)—Bonds Offered—
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and American Securities Corp.
Feb.
on
10 jointly offered $12,000,000 of 3Y8% first mortgage
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1984, at 102.461% and accrued inter¬
est, to yield 3%.
This offering was oversubscribed and
the
books closed.
of the issue
Award
competitive sale
group at
Feb. 9
on
won by the
bid of 102.102%.
was
on a
&
Co.
Inc.,
Brothers
man
Boston
The
and
Stuart
Halsey,
Blyth & Co., Inc.
&
Co.
(jointly),
Inc.,
102.022;
Roll
high
be
will
redemption
prices
the
at
101.947;
ranging
option
from
of
105.47%
at
company,
PROCEEDS—Net
part of
for
and
company's
about
proceeds
the expenditures
additions
the
of the
1954
financing
and
used
to
be
to
incurred
It is estimated that
expenditures
involve
is
Summer,
include
$1,995,000
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
final instalment of
series
2xk%
M
The second and
issue
aggregating $9,645,000, these
prices scaled to yield from
1.30% to 2.70%, according to maturity.
The group won
certificates
an
offered
were
99.072;
bids
Kidder,
99.05.
Blair
Rollins
is
railroad
box
to
&
be
Co.
and
250
ore
authorization
to
the
99.5099
the
by
the
utilize
to
principle
of
function
attendant
will
exploration
the
be
the
of
will be required.
This will
instrumentation for the development
research
extensive
testing,
Stores Co.—January
i
not
cost
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Interstate
&
Co.,
Co., Inc.,
2%s.
the
Federal
This
corporation
have
Commerce
subject
been
Feb.
on
moved
9
the
to
taxes...
1,143,445
922,225
11,992,955
taxes..
726,161
505,159
9,653,521
8,368,433
Net
operating
income
1,561,393
1,213,293
15,530,207
12,339,235
1,315,455
1,008,646
13,146,112
10,169,486
Net
after
—V.
179,
charges..
Meridan's
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—January Sales Lower—
1954
Sales
a
179,
206.
p.
—
Bonds Offered—A banking
jointly by White, Weld & Co. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and including Hallgarten & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co. and Shields & Co., on Feb. 11 publicly
group headed
offered
a
new
issue of $5,500,000 3%% first mortgage
bonds, series A, due Feb. 1, 1974. The issue was award¬
ed to the group at competitive sale on Feb. 10 on a
bid of 100.928. The bonds were repriced for
public offer¬
ing at 101.787, to yield 3.50% to maturity.
Other
bids
on
3%%
a
coupon
100.659; Blair,1 Rollins & Co.
100.099.
to
Lehman
Brothers
redemption
if
100%.
Feb.
1,
100.507;
for
100.28
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
and The First Boston Corp.,
bonds as 3?4S.
the
1973.
i
company,
formerly
and
the
use
to repay
which are
the
of
Maiden
as
from
the
of
and
estimated
at
utility
city
$1,300,000
$677,625.—V.
178,
supplies
Boston,
of
for
for
principal
operating
division
hose
flexible
located in the Droll Building, 925
J. W. Droll Division, which recently
Machinery Co., Quincy, Mass.
Flex-O-Tutae
is
assemblies
for
the
of
avia¬
steering
power
assembly
facture
plant
in
construction
in
gas
has called for redemption
on
March 1,
next, $425,000
mortgage bonds, 3(4% series due 1969 at 104.8%. Payment, in
case plus
accrued interest to the redemption date, will be made
each
Earnings
for
the
months
12
before
interest
179,
to
shut
Sales
to
ago
of
this
Sales
$1,775,186
——„
—V.
179,
$2,000,894 $18,013,507 $19,411,993
205.
p.
1952
attributed
for
the
decline
and
appliances,
change-over.
model
$1.27
in
earnings
reduced
prices,
to
and
aircraft engines were sufficiently ahead of a year
wholly offset reduced sales of cars and appliances, Mr.
pointed out, however, that profit margins on govern¬
He
smaller
are
and
car
Mason
month
appliance
than
standard
on
commercial
said,
as
result
a
Rambler
on
to
products
and
compensate for
volume.
and
of
price
reductions
Statesman
cars,
earlier
announced
increase
an
in
volume
anticipated.
To
Vote
stockholders
Corp.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
President,
automobiles
higher sales of airplane engines therefore failed
vinator
1954—Month—1953
1953
$108,634,874 $111,332,809
954,893
5,522,374
;
military
business
ment
of
down
said.
lower
Co., trustee, New York, N. Y.
„MiIler-Wohl Co., Inc.—January Sales Off—
31,
amounted
$0.22
Mason,
almost
Mason
is
W.
production
a
613.
p.
Oct.
ended
charges
share
per
George
lower
The
the office of City Bank Farmers Trust
at
expendi¬
communities
13
Mass.
income
earnings after taxes
Mr.
company
treasury
1954.
sales
Net
that
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
Light ,Co.,
with
614.
p.
Net
Detroit,
automobile,
Gas
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
according to George A. Fry, President.
been
Electric
England
together
natural
revenues
and
New
Melrose
financing,
outstanding bank notes and
$6,049,000
were
subsidiary
a
known
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
north
from:
came
Inc.,
bid
prices for the new bonds range downward from
during the 12 months beginning Feb. 1, 1954 to
Special call prices are scaled from 101.79%
redeemed
after
PROCEEDS—The
to
units.
Flex-O-Tube also maintains a Western
North Hollywood, Calif., and its Canadian manu¬
is centralized in Windsor, Ontario.
draulic
1953
$10,462,425 $11,301,721
—V.
1953,
and farm equipment industries.
Fry related that Flex-O-Tube
principal supplier of hose assemblies for use in automotive hy¬
tion,
is
previously had
manufactures
which
9,157,147
206,
p.
Month of January—
reported that the company's executive
Chicago Title and Trust Building, 111
Jackson Blvd., with Meridan's
sold to the United Mattress
Period End. Jan. 31—
Also-participating in the offering are: Drexel & Co.; Union Securities
and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 179, p. 613.
96,864,303
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
offices
The
Commission.
Corp.;
$
126,729,118
8,681,649 107,494,630
operating
tures
Chicago, 111.—New Offices—
W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.,
—V.
is
income
$
144,671,313
11,322,326
9,618,819
.
1953—12 Mos—1952
$
13,049,818
EARNINGS—Operating
offices
597,127
Other
new
certificates
1953—Month—1952
expenses
funds,
Off—
205.
p.
571,841
*
Light Co. below.—V. 179, p. 614.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$8,758,000 $130,911,000 $128,599,000
$8,584,000
—
standard-gauge
than $12,530,744; 1,500
less
of
Stuart
Operating
$3,690,105 $60,670,832 $62,475,908
Mercantile Stores, Inc.—January Sales
Period End. Jan. 31+-
179,
&
$
System
Sales
—V.
Power
revenues
100%
205.
p.
2,809,579
100,439
395,436
106.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
will
This
&
Pacific
105.24%
Sales Declined—
1954—Month—1953
$3,280,720
179,
179,
Operating
program
careful
Period End. Jan. 31—
—V.
2,696,811
93,950
493,541
Mystic Valley Gas Co.
An
an
2,328,125
362,710
667,661
income
jets and
pressure
of
ground
41^257
$255>18
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
this
of first
Pressprich
for
following
Issuance
cars.
of
bid
Inc.,
secured
equipment estimated
cars
the
to
world
53,421
2,642,537
railway
General
bid of 99.1776.
a
a
issue
The
on
2(4% coupon were;; R. W.
Peabory & Co., 99.06, and Halsey,
on
aircraft of
at
award of the certificates Feb. 8
Other
the
Meridan Corp.,
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually Aug. 15,
1954 to 1968, inclusive, was made on Feb. 9 by a group
headed
in
McLellan
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
of
See
.
military
26 864
41,390
Mountain States Power Co.—Proposed Merger—•
under
Announced—
Convertiplane—first
XV-1
4,770
63,313
railway
oper.
10,000
flight test data, and painstaking pre-flight test work.—V. 179, p. 205.
of
an
Offering
of
the convertiplane principle to larger aircraft.
XV-i is designed to carry three passengers, or two litter pa¬
and medical attendant in addition to the pilot.
The craft is
The
W.
—
area
an
city
a
approximately 30 feet long, 10 feet high and spans 26 feet in width.
Prior to the first actual flight, which will not take place until next
was
Offered
ry.
feet
loading.
spotter.
tients
1955.
in
from
Net
of
operating public utility engaged prin¬
cipally m the electric and gas business in Louisville and vicinity in
Kentucky.
The area served has an estimated population of 500,000.
Total operating revenues for the year ended Dec. 31, 1953 aggregated
$39,275,677, and net income amounted to $5,995,666.—V. 179, p. 613.
BUSINESS—Company
cates
the
of
application
pay
will
$16,800,000
and
be
its properties.
to
program
This is
1951
$197,256
2,335
Louis
St.
square
par.
will
incurred
company
improvements
for
the
from
construction
$18,700,000
out
disc
tank
They also
"will be subject to call for redemption for the sinking fund on April 1
in each year beginning 1955 at prices ranging from 102.41%
to par.
to
the
development of Wright Air Development
Center of the U. S. Air Force, Transportation Corps of the U. S. Army
and
McDonnell
Aircraft
Corp.
The Convertiplane's versatility will
permit studies on its tactical use for observation and reconnaissance.
Further studies will be made of its design uses as an artillery and
and The First
the
in
gross
comprising
from
Net
in
Sales
redeemable,
Gross
June.
next
facilities
1952
$195,384
*18,952
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
The Convertiplane is a joint
Leh¬
101.9299.
Corp.,
bonds
genera]
102.051;
of $7,500,000
completion
in
type ever developed In the United States—was announced on Feb. 8
by the Air Research and Development Command of the U. S. Air
Force, and the McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
The XV-1 is the first con¬
Closely competing bids for a
3(4%
coupon
came
from:
Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Goldman, Sachs & Co. (jointly), 102.10; Harriman
Ripley
has,
corporation
vertiplane
now
for
available
feet,
square
cost
for
2,500,000
homes
size
average
New Convertiplane
Edgerton,
of
Co.
than
by the aircraft manufacturer.
2,500
to
production
more
gross
a
ry.
1953
$167,052
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
addition, completed a $20,000,000 building
expansion program of its own.
Besides the purchase or the main
portion of the plant from the City of St. Louis, major facilities in¬
clude: a flight test hangar of 161,000 gross square feet, a propulsion
laboratory used for development and testing of various types of jet
propulsion units, and a 230-mile-per-hour low speed wind tunnel in
which basic aerodynamic characteristics of aircraft may be determined.
The new structure
is designated
"Building 27" but is actually an
addition to the existing "Building
21," which is also leased by Mc¬
Donnell from the Navy.
When completed, the north wall of Building
21 will be removed to join the two areas.The
Payne,
$2,070,000 is payable over a two
from
from
population!
1953|
$19,733,310 $20,611,436
Sales
equal
of
total
a
owned and leased
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—January Sales Lower—
Month of January—
partially occupied
be
McDonnell
to
make
will
area
Field of 485,000
by the U. S. Navy at
corporation.
Scheduled
this
to
facilities—
Lambert
at
being constructed
leased
This
205.
p.
is
be
RR.—Earnings-
December—
Gross
Net
building
new
will
1953
p.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—To Increase
which
1954
.>
1953
$6,219,368
205.
Net
A
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales Off—
Month of January—
1954
$6,013,258
Sales
Montour
and
March
on
Motor
24
Car
will
Co.
vote
Jan.
Motors
plan, as approved
1954, provides for
14,
on
under
Only stockholders of record Feb.
The merger
on
Merger—
on
Hudson
a
of
merger
the
name
may
23
Nash-Kel¬
vote.
American
Motors
by the directors of the two companies
issuance of two shares of American
$5
par
value capital stock in exchange for three shares of
presently
outstanding.
Nash-Kelvinator
stockholders
participate in American Motors on a share for share basis.
Approval of the merger plan requires an affirmative vote by two-
Hudson
stock
would
Lucky Custer Mining Corp., Boise, Ida.—Files—
The corporation
Feb. 1 filed a letter of notification
on
with
'
the SEC
covering 25,000 shares
of non-assessable common stock to be offered
at par ($1 per share i,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to retire debt and for working capital.—V. 177, p. 142.
Machol Edge Index, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Offered—
The
company
Jan.
on
29
publicly
offered
shares
of 10%
cumulative preferred
offering Is nob underwritten.
The
The preferred
stock
may
stock
"as
at
speculation"
a
($100
par
per
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Stock Offering Over¬
subscribed—The
of
stock
will
estimated
expenses
net
be
share).
proceeds received from the sale of the pre¬
by the corporation to cover incorporation
at
legal
$500,
for foreign" patents
and the balance will
estimated
be
disbursements
fees,
at
used
total
a
by
the
of
and
incidental
from
$5,000 to
for work¬
corporation
for the
of
incorporated
was
acquiring
all
of
in
New
York
on
Nov.
Gross
York
New
N.
3,
the
Y.
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
cum.
♦Issued
tion
preferred stock (par $100)
stock
Common
to
his
of
interest
(no par)
Morris R.
transfer
the
400 shs.
2,000 shs.
__
♦2,000 shs.
President and Treasurer, in considera¬
of all his) right,
title and
Machol,
to
Outstanding
400 shs.
—
corporation
in and to the application for U. S. letters patent, serial
No. 87969, and his agreement to assign to the corporation any future
patent applications or inventions by him relating to edge indexing.
—V.
from
ry.
from
from
Net
Net' ry.
P.
106.
See Climax
106,624
85,496
58,627
22,288
5,730,642
5,254,440
1,991,011
2,006,972
Molybdenum Co.
above.—V. 178,
p.
875,455
824,580
828,741
106.
P.
Net.
1953
railway
Mastic
Tile Corp. of America—Securities Placed Pri¬
of promissory
notes due Feb. 1, 1959, and $600,000
Feb. 1, 1964. These securities
first mortgage bonds due
placed with institutions purchasing them for in¬
vestment.
1952
1951
$7,419,438
2,721,875
$7,054,923
1,910,254
777,034
1,189,706
1,093,925
1,104,196
85,545,555
85,115,225
78,828,267
77,582,227
2,406,977
fram
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
22,691,408
income
23,799,271
19,671,801
22,359,338
9,484,952
railway
oper.
179,
10,741,081
7,176,448
9,096,750
206.
p.
additional
used
expansion.
company
-flooring.
The company's
is
a
to provide additional working funds and
leading
maufacturer of
asphalt
and
vinyl tile
plants
are
Calif.
located
at
Newburgh,
New
York;
Joliet,
1951
1950
$3,690,921
$3,386,222
$3,319,858
667,692
1,348,165
1,085,400
1,193,822
426,956
698,322
1,162,500
from
747,804
39,945,546
Net
from
Net
ry.
41,228,205
38,475,942
11,278,934
12,157,770
9,807,793
35,798,615
'9,979,367
5,837,654
railway
railway
6,153,394
4,550,508
5,157,705
income—
oper.
179,
107.
p.
National Cuba Hotel Corp.—Inter est Payment—
The
directors
debenture
1954.
5
declared
represents
balance.of
of
account
Feb.
on
interest
interest
payment
accrued
accrued
payment of 4.2%
a
bonds, payable March
This
1954
to
holders
full
of
interest
and
and
on
1,
in
due
due
March
Sept. 1,
1,
the 30-year
of
record
Feb.
arrearages
plus
1949,
1949.—V.
178,
of
1.5%
667.
p.
Nevada Perlite Co., Inc., Fallon, Nev.—Files—
The
corporation on Feb. 1 filed
share),
roads
1,470
and
a
letter of notification with the SEC
shares of capital stock to be offered
without
underwriting.
plants,
and
The
proceeds
equipment
for
New England Gas &
and
are
to
working
at
be
($100
par
used
to
per
build
capital.
Electric Association (& Subs.)—
12 Months Ended December 31—
1953
1952
Subsidiaries:"'
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1953
December—
from
from
ry.
railway—
railway
oper.
-
$18,217,933
1952
1951
1950
$21,598,924 $22,264,401 $23,767,802
1,551,823
4,172,977
4,524,569
8,870,704
799,496
_
2,119,231
2.609,705
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
oper.
—V. 179,
p.
238,261,929 248,490,856 239,345,626 220,366,395
44,126,026
income.
.
Other
56,624,049
46,163,785
59,036,193
23,414,225
28,052,419
23,961,994
31,659,212
206.
of
Association
before
subs.,
Interest
immediate
families
(150,458), and The Lehman Cor¬
poration (106,480).
York Stock Exchange
through
special
or
by
549,576
$7,754,279
$6,898,415
taxes
(no excess
net
229,580
$6,668,835
1,159,761
deductions
before Fed.
262,980
$7,491,299
income
taxes—
profits tax payable)
1,124,238
$6,331,538
$5,544,597
3,392,056
2,926,424
$2,939,482
income
$2,618,173
203,518
276,687
$2,735,964
$2,341,480
$1.36
dividends
$1.27
on
at the market price then prevailing, or
secondary distributions.
The company
part of the proceeds.—V. 179, p. 400.
Preferred
less miscellaneous income—
other
income
Consolidated
According to the prospectus, the shares may be offered for sale
the selling stockholders, or one or more of them, from time to time
offerings
inc.
income taxes__
-
and
Consol.
Fed.
Fed.
•
Balance
statement with the SEC on Feb. 2,
257,338 outstanding shares of its $1 par common stock
held by Lehman Brothers (400), partners of Lehman Brothers and
will receive no
123,224
$7,447,991
628,486
Interest and other income deductions
covering
their
$8,382,765
General expenses,
The company filed a registration
now
$37,628,840 $36,047,542
29,416,592
28,722,775
8,212,248
7,324,767
170,517
income
Income
Monterey Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
1954,
—
Total
I
railway
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses
Oper. income, before Fed. income taxes
6,417,256
income—
the New
and Long Beach,
1952
$3,055,507
income—
oper.
covering
From Jan. 1—
Gross
day to take action
same
1950
$7,311,669
1.408,050
ry. oper. income—
members of
proceeds will be
ry.
on
$6,626,404
railway
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2.7%
RR.—Earnings
on
1953
railway
railway
6%
From Jan. 1—
570.
from
from
1,902,712
965,330
Income
meet
614.
p.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
4,724,154
2,164,825
railway
5,523,525
will
179,
December—
Gross
—V,
railway
from
from
Net
vately—The company, it was announced on Feb. 11, has
placed privately through F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. $500,-
HI.,
225,475
89,575
December—
Gross
Net
The
164,572
$408,724
158,172
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Gross
for
$380,238
Motor stockholders
the consolidation.—V.
19,
179,
Gross
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Acquisition—
The
$518,178
income
oper.
Net
000
1950
of,
179,
were
1951
$447,167
railway
oper.
1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
CAPITALIZATION
10%
railway
from
Net
1953
2,
right, title and interest
of Morris R. Machol of, in and to a certain patent application for
the manufacture, sale and licensing of a marginal edge index system.
The principal office of the corporation is located at 25 Fifth Ave.,
purpose
Hudson
Net
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
—V.
BUSINESS—Corporation
thirds of the stock of each company.
on
Net
used
ing capital.
1953,
Equitable
dividend preferred stock has
been oversubscribed and that subscription
books are
closed. See details in V. 179, p. 614.
December—
be redeemed at $400 per share and accrued
expenses
$6,000
and
60,000 shares of $4.36
Net
PROCEEDS—The
Corp.
announced that the offering
400
dividends.
ferred
Securities
Union
Securities Corp. on Feb. 5
Balance available for common shares
Earnings per common share
—V.
179, p.
519.
i
.
8.(716)
,,,
in
(Continued from page 7)
228,743
Welex
It
without
the
At
stock
mon
Scott,
Si
Mason,
80,625 California
Water
stock
Si
by
Illinois
stock
mon
Blyth
24,000 City
<fc
without
Webber,
stock
(par
Blyth
&
D.
Price,
of
Completed.
shares
4,000
$62.75
of
share.
per
Electric
&
Price,
par).
Inc.
Offered
Price,
and
$41.50
and
of
share.
per
par).
by
of
Offered
stock
common
share.
per
(par
Aircraft
&
Price,
Co.
931,250 St.
shares
Offered
Co.
of
Co.
&
(par
by L.
$10).
$13.50
Paper
Diego
stock
&
Price,
share.
50,000
Noyes
467,493
&
Spalding
stock
share.
per
of
G.)
St
$1),
Barney &
The
Co.
Weld
by
&
stock
Co.
by
Robert
sulphur
new
several
other
located
are
stock
Merrill
share.
of
in trust for the Kentucky
and the school benefits from
of Midway, Ky.,
mined.—V. 179,
of
Feb.
on
filed
2
Offered
by
with
costs.—V.
179,
cash
Hemphill,
35,961
shares
per
share.
Offered
of
common
Line
cents).
Webster
&
estimated
Corp.
12,000
shares
See
Stores
Books
shares
of
share.
per
Offered
common
by
stock, puyab.e
closed.
have
directors
The
April
the
22,
in
declared
to
50%
a
stock
common
according
1954,
stock
50%
April
Stock Dividend, Etc.—
stock
dividend
the
on
an
May
dividend
subject
is
stock
common
of
approval
to
increase
an
which will
10,000,000 shares,
to
be
share
in
to
for
the
011
common
stock
of
60c
share
a
the
on
serve
proceeds
the
the
of
the
the
will
be
principal
used
to
amount
its
pay
held
Stone
on
The
of
a
series
of
first
of
outstanding
The
involving
program,
expenditures
estimated
at
has
received
SEC
bidding $5,000,000
The
proceeds
short-term
will
promissory
System
be
will
be
ol'
authorization
first
made
as
1953,
outstanding,
for
1952,
were
share
per
1953,
issue
pnd
to
banks
and
to
New
amounted
watches
have
will
that
about
about
110,000
500
plant
and
178,
of
—V.
at
sell
This
Corp.
p.
2092.
company
filed
covering
voting
trust
registration statement
a
trust
certificates
stock.—V.
common
144,
for
for
with
the
3,000
stock
common
SEC
shares
Feb.
on
of
the
of
4
The
Loan
stockholders
Co.
of
floor
Feb.
on
authoi'ized
shares
o&o,4uo
«tock
from
and
Signature
Loan
is
ed
'
,
Vot*
will
A
will be employed
people
of
plant
and
there when
personnel
25,
ings
are
struction
on
to
250.000
changing
&
on
Toledo, O.
the
every
day.
The
is
company
well
it began production
on
Rubber
Feb.
in
If
)n
to
Sfcl1
of
its
stock.
plastics
securities,
stock
of
increase
is
77-cent
rumuiHtive
share.
shares
This
of new
each
would
approved,
present
film
in
and
1953
The
to
of
to
p.
said
5
it plans
to
take over
the Textileather
require
convertible
the
the
management
stock.
Intends
preferred
cumulative
issuance
prelerred
Simon,
Strauss
of
to
stock
participating
a
maximum
offer
(par
General would
operation.
and
final
financial
the
operate
transactions
details
two
will
not
be
companies
as
to
sheeling.
was
more
combined annual sales of
$50,000,000—V. 178, p. 1778.
The
than
the
two
p.
of
stock outstanding,
common
1668.
,
1954—Monih—1953
.
1954—12
Mos.—1953
$3,890,899 $63,863,108 $64,758,841
&
this
company
179,
011
into
p.
Sales
-
—V.
'
58 916
Any such shares not taken
Interstate
(Nev.)—Control to Change-
Telephone
Co.
above.—V.
139,
p.
119.
179,
p.
(W. T.)
Feb.
25
Foremost
will
vote
Dairies,
on
Inc.
approving
(see
latter
in
merger
V.
be
can
Low
degrees.—V.
area.
each room is heated with filtered warm air,
recessed wall unit, requiring no floor space,
finished
pressure
steam,
to harmonize with any interior color
supplied to each unit by small flexible
174, p. 1497.
Kalamazoo Vegetable
Parchment Co. (& Assoc. Cos.)
—Earnings Show Gain—
1953
1952
$11,999,324 $11,503,046
1,286,562
825,778
652,179
408,871
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
sales
U. S.
income
before
Earnings
taxes
and Canadian income
earnings
•Gain
taxes
(est.)
$634,383
from operations.
exchange
arising
$416,907
7,450
adjustments.
from
disposition
of
Can.
prop.
18,280
$398,627
76,372
$703,305
share:
adjustments and extraordinary gain_
adjustments and extraordinary gain—
$398,621
$0.77
$0.51
$0.85
$®.48
$0.25
Jft.25
earnings per
Before
After
1954—48 Wks.—1953
JDivldends
paid per share—
which has been replaced by new facilities. tOn EXic. 18,
1953, a 10% stock distribution (one share for each ten shales out¬
standing)
was made to
shareholders hf record Dec. 1, , 1953.
For
comparative purposes, net earnings per share for the 1952 period
have been restated-on-the basis'of 822,117 shares outstanding sub¬
•Property
Grant Co.—January Sales Off—
204.
limited
compact
Net earnings,
1954—Month—1953
*
1954—-12 Mos.-r-1953
1
!
$15,053,738 $15,258,016 $299,767,665 $283,240,067
p,
a
system,
a
tubing,
179,
399.
1954—4 Wks.—1953
Heat'g System
just
$626,933
the
399.
Per. End. Jan. 31—
179,
has
provides heat and also power for the steam-turbine
driven circulating
fan.
The individual SelecTemp room heating units operate independently.
Each thermostat may be set any temperature from 40 degrees to 90
Net
$15,733,558 $14,124,423 $186,210,686 $169,628,893
Sales
—V.
applied to the SEC for authorization to issue its
notes to banks in an amount not to exceed
Commission has given interested persons until
concerns
two
$11)
the
Co., Ltd.—T6 Vote on Merger—
stockholders
612").—V,
by
which
copper
approval by
made public until
subject
are
in
this
scheme.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up—
to
preferred
of
shares
178, p. 2093.
years
and
the
preferred
corporation
has
and
company
circulated
Mr. O'Neil said.
Textileather, whose products are widely used in the automotive
industry,
makes
such items
as
plastic-coated-fabrics, upholstering,
bookbinding, luggage, handbags and workers' clothing.
Bolta's plants
are
recognized for their printing, embossing and styling of plastic
this
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow
convertible
$1.20
with
178,
1954, to request a hearing thereon.
Proceeds of the borrow¬
to be applied toward the financing of the company's con¬
program and
to restore working funds to normal require¬
Under
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
plans are submitted to them,
Period End. Jan. 30
addltional
,^rllliam N- pope, Inc., and
exchange for
the
sales of
released for national distribution its Selec
Temp heating system, which provides for a thermostat in every room.
This advanced
new
method of heating has already been in use for
The
1887.
the Bolta Co. of Lawrence, Mass., two of
and plastic sheeting manufacturers.
and
multi-million-dollar
stockholders
1954
a
proposal
250,400 shares
convertible
of
the previous year's
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co.—New
its
t.Net
name
over
This would
1953.
Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Declined—►
California
see
shares.
the
610,872
the
of
Interstate Telegraph Co.
O'Neil, General's President, said he is negotiating separately
concerns for mergers.
Under the proposed merger agree¬
preferred
The
Insurance
approving
from
than 8%
in
promissory
ments.—V.
two
divisions
Co., Inc.
underwriting.
snares
on
stock
cumulative
31.
is
ments, stock of Textileather and Bolta would be exchanged for General
Inc.—Plans Financing
vote
common
authorized
100,000 shares
als°
23
class
the
more
preferred.—V.
company
Feb.
space,
1
,
Golden State
of Pittsfield,
Dec.
204.
p.
/Canadian
Federal
ended
year
about $85,000,000
of
$3,470,848
179,
$4,000,000;
1957.
p.
the
on
This
largest plastic film
William
with
the
voting
company
of
nation's
England
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
share,
per
unsecured
the
devices
timing
General Tire
1
Tire
under
of
Sales
produce electric household clocks, until now
company's Westclox Division in LaSalle-
will
plant
feet
square
towards its 300 millionth clock since
way
Esso
trustees
gain
a
Period End. Jan. 31—
against $3.26
earnings per
$3.76.—V. 179, p. 399.
as
corporation's seven plants, located in Illinois, Indiana, Connec¬
Canada, Scotland and Brazil, together produce 50,000 clocks,
ticut,
179
Standard Oil Co.—Sells "Nujol" and "Mistol"
Business—See Plough, Inc. below.—V.
178, p. 1777.
voting
the
for
earnings
Illinois.
The
now
amount to $4,750,000;
and the
capital expenditures.—V. 179, p. 516.
for
and
volume
sales
Interstate
stock
common
they
Corp. and sub¬
against $8,763,000
as
earnings
gets
underway.
Expansion
conditions warrant.
the
at
Peru,
to
which
used
to
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
making allowance for payment of approximately $350,000 in divi¬
dends
$2,000,000
new
a
unit
Athens
The
mortgage bonds
short-term notes
$5,714 000.—V
of
estimated
planned
mortgage bonds, series A
due
the payment of outstanding
applied
payable
notes
(Parent),
balance, if any,
company
an
three
competitive
The
is
production
the
County Electric Co.—Financing Approved—
company
Electric
it
ap¬
—V.
Essex
1984.
first
with
page fill.
This
$4.53;
were
stock
Common
outstanding at Dec. 31,
shares
average
1953
from
obtain
(evidencing borrowings from banks for construction requirements) to
reimburse the companv lor earnings invested in plant
and, together
with Qtnh from
operations, to complete the company's 1954 construc¬
tion
for
sales
Nafziger estimated net earnings of about $2,500,000 which would
increase of more than 7%
over 1952.
This amounted to about
alter
plant in Athens, Ga., will begin
within
60
days,
Donald
J.
Hawthorne,
President,
announced
on
Feb. 9,
Plans call for completion of the factory before the end of
the summer, with electric clocks coming off the assembly line by fall.
series of preferred stock and
new
On
Construction
and
new
a
N. ML—
Interstate Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
4
Securities
together
expects to
be
General Time Corp.—To Build New Plant—
Feb.
subscription
Webster
&
stock,
common
company
$4,990,000
(CST) 00
President.
Nafziger,
estimated
$3.50
for General Telephone
of $13,952,000 for
year.
shares,
total
on
figures
income
net
preceding
1952.
share
manager.
sale
which
Is™ «?«* ?al.e of I5-°°0 shares of
$5,000,000
then
amendment.
dealer
as
of
proximately $6,500,000
shares
ten
by
Treasurer,
,
1954,
12,
year-end
show
$3.98
L.
represent
pres¬
March
record
to
(Tex.)—Registers With SEC—
each
Huttig,
B.
111. by noon
$79,319,589.
stock (equivalent to 40c a share on the stock to
after the stock dividend)
was
also declared by the
The cash dividend is payable on March 31, 1954 to holders
for
registration statement with the SEC
supplied
A.
on
200,000
corporation's
R.
Mr.
Preliminary
1954, covering 76,399 shares of its no par common stock, to be offered'
subscription by stockholders of record Feb. 23, 1954, at the rate
Net
by
outstanding
sidiaries
for
be
of
1953, will be the highest in history, according to an estimate on Feb. 10
voted
of
(Continued from page 2)
Corp. is
This
lo,
ousianding
for
to
office
612.
Feb. 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock to be offered at par »$i per
company
Interstate Bakeries
common
1954, to holders of record
announcement by Donald C. Power,
on
21.
dividend
cash
A
Investment News
new
p.
share) through Irwin K. Vandam, 7 Bellevue Ave., Winchester, Mass.
The proceeds are to be used to build, develop and operate guest rancft.
He
authorized
upon
General Corporation and
is
179,
Inland Fisheries, Inc., Truth or Consequences,
Inc. below.
directors.
a
the
at
135 East Eleventh Place, Chicago 5,
1954.—V.
18,
received
be
must
301,
covering
Corp.—New Name, etc.—
D#1 A. Schulte,
General Telephone Corp.—50%
14,508
$14.50
special offering.
filed
cost
to
bids
2476.
p.
of
Price, $22.62% per share.
Corp. and White,
be
one
Feb.
until Feb. 18, 1954, to request a hearing.
The funds
used by Northern Pennsylvania for its construction prog'ram.
be
ently
price
Ail
Room
contribution in the amount of $350,000 to its subsidiary,
Pennsylvania Power Co.;
and
the Commission has given
178,
The
This company
purchase of $6,000,000 equip¬
series 38, to be dated March 1, 1954, to mature
to be secured by equipment
approximately $8,402,760.
has invited bids for the
company
The
•Represents issues placed privately.
^Indicates issues sold competitively,
El Paso Electric Co.
Merger—
517.
equal semi-annual installments and
30
President.
tlndicates
p.
Securities
Corp.
Co.
179,
ment trust certificates,
corporation has applied to the SEC for authorization to make a
to
—V.
Smith,
by
Completed.
Baird
below.—V.
Corp.
Illinois Central RR.—Bids for Certificates—
The
capital
Northern
$29,100,000
1954,
in
179, p. 204.
Nash-Kelvinator
See
General Public Utilities Corp.—Advances to Unit—
stock
Construction expenditures are esti¬
in 1955, and $17,800,00®
program.
$40,300,000
Hudson Motor Car Co.—To Vote on
*
in
Blyth
at
1956.—V.
a
612.
p.
construction
mated
(Mo.)—Borrows From Banks—
taken down $1,000,000 under
Chase National Bank of the
has
company
general funds of the company and will be used from time
other cash resources of the company to finance its ex¬
the
with
time
in
Co.—Registers-With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 4,
$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1989-, to bo
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be
for
added to
$7,500,000 credit
agreement with the
City of New York
and
the Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas City, Mo., covered by 3'/*%
notes due June 1, 1956.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for con¬
are
Inc.
Price,
768.
p.
interested persons
Pipe
50
&
176,
company
offered
With SEC—
notification
of
letter
a
140,000
Gas Service Co.
(par
capital
Sells Interest—
below.—V.
Corp.
Products
^33.
covering
tensive
This
shares
the property.—V. 117, p.
-
ill-'
razed, and the new
Porter buildings was
K.
H.
on
Houston Lighting Ss Power
-
covering
The
Lynch,
by
built
Liberty
The
5.
p.
common
Offered
old
the
was
Highway Trailer Co.—Holder
See
in
to
corporation
struction
shares
of
part
;
(par
Ryons
$4,845,208
of
A
addition
has
company
projects
Hanlon-Gregory and Tri-Lok Co., an affili¬
adjoinng plants of H. K. Porter Co. and
previously could not be handled due to large size or shape.
area
covered by the expanded Hanlon-Gregory operations
four acres in Pittsburgh, Pa.
eludes
Tex., has been
the
projects
three
bought the
plant
the third to go into opera¬
and is
years
The
1952,
the surphur
on
General
Gas
par).
W.
four
of
last
which
A- J.
enables
the
SEC
Offered
Lester,
common
4,000
share.
$13
Bankshares
ino
of
30,000
Bros.,
(par
Stone
210,366 Wisconsin
the
Addition
just completed an expansion program in
building and property exceed $1,330,000,
also included the erection of a new and modern galwhich increases the company's capacity by 25%.
the company to galvanize various bulky fabrications
program
which
35 miles southwest of Houston,
new
Wright Qo.
addition
Oversubscribed.
stock
Offered
and
vaniizng
announced on Feb. 8 that its new mine at Nash dome
November,
has
for
have
firm,
The
the raising of
Fire Association
of
2085.
Canada Ltd. above.—V. 149, p.
part of the expansion,
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
ollered at $1.50 per share through Sheehan Si Co., Boston, Mass..
The
net proceeds are to be used to increase inventories,
and for capital
expenditures and working capital.
&
com¬
stock
common
Offered by
Co.
Co.
Price,
271,500 Transcontinental
common
shires
Price, $34 per
Co.
Completed.
(A,
As
ated
Collins
close
for
program
stockholders
SEC—
Feb. 4 filed a registration statement
capital shares.—V. 177, p. 1800.
on
Co. Ltd.—To Be Acquired—
Bridge
company
■1954,
Oversubscribed.
Price, $15 per
Completed.
(par
the
by
the
of
as
were
1954.—V. 179, p. 398.
14,
Orphan School
royalties
$1).
Sachs
company
Diebold, President, announced on Feb. 5.
by
(par
Goldman,
Offered
share.
Electric
St
1,020,000 Singer Manufacturing
$20).
above
Gamma Corp., Wilmington, Del.—Files
by
$28.50
$10).
Inc.
The
expenditures
sulphur deposit is on land being held
Female
Offered
stock
common
shares
share.
per
Co.
Gas
(par
Co.,
(par
The
Oversubscribed.
3,700
investment
Louisiana.
Oversubscribed.
Regis
approved
Jan.
forth
set
preceding
1953,
funds
on
in
since
204.
p.
.
results
Lower—
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$6,425,656 $108,674,055 $106,900,01#
Hanlon-Gregory Galvanizing Co.—Adds New
increase
reserve
Inc.
Corp.
Price, $18.62V2 per
Pierce, Penner & Beane.
San
undertaken
Completed.
&
per
Offered
$5).
60,000
by
11,500 shares of capital stock
$11.75
share.
per
Blyth & Co.,
$1).
31,
i placed in production.
*"* Nash dome is one
Completed. '
3,500
Doolittle
stock
Dec.
capital
.4.-The company
common
142,500 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire 5,000 shares of
mon
premium
unearned
the
that
Philadelphia
179,
Hamilton
com¬
Freeport Sulphur Co.—New Mine Opened—
tion
Sincere
Corp.
Price,
Lester, Ryons Si Co.
Corp.
the
major division of
$1,535,518.
stated
business
of
by
Offered by Dean
shares
3,000
shares
$2.87 »/2
Co.
&
Co.
$30.50
12,890
cents).
50
The
1952.
was
was
Ecnea1955.
1954—Month—1953
$6,165,539
The
(no
Completed,
Co.
Sherman
in
additional
common
stock
common
(about $47 per share).
135,125 Macmillan Petroleum
49,950 Rohr
It
by
.
to cost about $0,500,000, is
vacation travel season in June,
cars,
new
See Bridge & Tank Co. of
^ In Fort Bend County,
cents),.
Co.
Co.
each
in
increa.se
an
for the
*
■
companies enjoyed the highest investment income in their his¬
tory during 1953. Net investment income was $2,201,049—which repre¬
sented an increase of 10.7% over 1952.
In addition, the assets of the
companies were at an all-time high, amounting to $76,452,608.
common
Offered
was
Completed.
Gas
Co.,
145,250 Polaroid
Curtis.
&
of
share.
per
there
The
stockholders,
51,108 shares
Corp. 450 shares of
Forge
Price,
selling
■
Group Securities, Inc.—Registers With
providing for all statutory and other necessary reserves, the
had a net underwriting profit of $559,787, against a loss of
1953
p.
This
companies
year
the
beginning of the
612.
with the SEC covering 2,000,000-
business.
After
Offered
Co.
(no
(par
two
$9.50
Insurance
market
&
&
33'/a
by
Associates
Jackson
Inc.
Oil
at
Witter
Kropp
share.
per
179,
Hatch, President of this company and its wholly-owned subsid¬
that
for
date
stream¬
this railroad's
Budd Co. of Philadelphia,
.
the
Per. End. Jan. 31—
companies,
panies'
com¬
Completed.
Price,
$5).
Co.,
91,500 Iowa-Illinois
37,059
of
for
cars
10.
Feb.
Sales.
for the year 1953, had the largest premium income in
their history.
Net premiums written were $37,901,734, which repre¬
sented an increase of 6% over the previous year.
He expressed gratifi¬
Offered
2,500 shares
$27.62y2
Offered
$10).
Fund
21,150 Honolulu
stock
Inc.
Fuel
Sc
Paine,
251,000 Firemen's
Blyth
Price,
Co.
for
Profit—
com¬
of
Large Order—
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—January Sales
iary, Reliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, on Feb. 8 announced that
the
dome
22
for
Lee
underwriting.
Gas
(par
Price,
by
shares
uled
V.
of
construction
announced
Delivery
made, holders of the participating pre¬
right to subscribe to one unit, consisting
is
the
for
Empire Builder has been awarded the
was
—V.
B.
cation
Gas
Si
have
of convertible preferred
unit
$126,021
stock
1
Offered
5,000
exchange
will
Fire Association of Philadelphia—Reports
of Phillipsburg,
N. J. 240 shares of 5%
preferred stock (par $100). Price, at par and
dividend.
485,526 Eastern
,
time
stock
per
K.
Co.
cumulative
accrued
Co.
it
by
*
$15).
Co.,
Offered
shares of common stock
Price, $16.12V2 per share.
Electric
ipar
Gas
share.
per
com¬
Completed.
19,797
Telephone
(par $12.50.
by J. S. Strauss & Co,
69,063 Central
$12
Inc.
2,100 shares of
Price,
$16.50
per
share.
Corp.
Oversubscribed.
Higginson
mon
&
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
$10).
'par
Price.
$1).
(par
Horner
326,651 Brown
Co.
Order
lined
and one class A common share at
each participating preferred share held, with an
oversubscription privilege*
The unsubscribed portion of the 29,458
shares of new preferred stock and 29,458 shares of class A common
stock would be offered publicly at $15.50 per unit.—V. 177, p. 2677.
$15
Issues Not Representing New Financing
Great Northern Ry.—Places
.
dividends.
accrued
of one share
Gas
>
share.
per
ferred
#12,272,819
$25,200 Alabama-Tennessee Natural
public offering at
underwriters for
to the
sold
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 15, 1954
/,
is
and
Oversubscribed.
underwriting.
would be
'
contemplated
that all unexchanged shares of participating
preferred stock would be redeemed at an early date at $21 per share
Services, Inc. 13,071 shares of common stock
(no
par).
Purpose, to purchase new equipment.
Price,
$17.50 per share.
Offered by company for subscription by
Jet
stockholders,
exchange
$11.50
>'!■ <n,K
"'i
'
-
sequent to such
at
the
distribution., f-Eased upon 747.852 shares outstanding
dates.—V. 179, p. 204.
respective dividend
1
Number 5299
Volume 179
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Trecker Corp.-—Secondary Offering
Kearney &
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales Lower—
A
—
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
$3) was made on Feb. 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $12 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share. It
was completed.—V. 175, p. 811.
Month of January—
—V.
179,
$2,009,000
Sales
—V.
179,
is
being
be
October,
will
addition
to
make
Kresge Co.- -January Sales Lower—•
$19,733,310 $20,611,430
1
—V.
179,
105.
p.
equal
179,
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$8,862,345 $147,628,643 $154,306,920
$7,790,622
—V.
Sales Declined—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
205.
p.
in
ment
21
Chairman
Trailer
Highway
Co.
Wis. The selling price of
period.—V. 173, p. 2291.
year
—V.
and
518.
p.
existing
Feb.
on
10 jointly offered $12,000,000 of 3ys% first mortgage
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1984, at 102.461% and accrued inter¬
est, to yield 3%.
This offering was oversubscribed and
"the
books closed.
Award
competitive sale
group at
Closely
competing
bids
of
for
the issue
Feb. 9
on
3Va%
a
&
Co.
Inc.,
Brothers
man
Boston
The
general
"will
and
will
be
redemption
be
subject
each
in
Blyth
year
to
the
prices
Inc.
Air
Co.
&
Inc.,
and
1955
at
proceeds
prices
from
of
1954
the
to
from
financing
its
will
to
be
public
The
XV-i
tients
$39,275,677,
and
income
net
ended Dec.
year
amounted
and
Prior
that
179,
p.
613.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered
cates
Offering
—
of
$1,995,000
series
2V2%
M
include
of
bids
99.072;
Kidder,
99.05.
Rollins
is
railroad
to
Peabory
Blair
and
250
Co.,
Also "participating in
and
Stroud
the
to
$9,645,000, these
Commerce
are:
Co., Inc.,
covering
at
is
filed
1
of
to
—V.
Commission.
613.
p.
letter
a
of
non-assessable
notification with
stock
to
company
shares
The
of
Jan.
on
10%
publicly
29
offered
to
be
cumulative
offered
preferred
stock
"as
stock
will
net
be
estimated
proceeds
used
at
the
by
$500,
legal
for foreign' patents
and the balance will
ing capital.
received
at
($100
par
be
to
sale
share).
per
at
total
a
by
the
of
of
pre¬
incidental
and
from
corporation
-
the
incorporation
cover
disbursements
fees,
used
the
from
corporation
estimated
expenses
$6,000
$5,000
for
to
work¬
.
principal
New
York
office
N.
3,
of
the
is
corporation
located
at
GIVING
cum.
♦Issued
tion
of
interest
No.
(no
EFFECT
TO
of,
R.
transfer
in
and
and
his
p.
Ave.,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
400 shs.
—
400 shs.
*2,000 shs.
President and Treasurer, in considera¬
corporation of all his right, title and
application for U. S. letters patent, serial
the
the
agreement
to assign to the corporation any future
inventions by him relating to edge indexing.
or
106.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Acquisition—
above.—V.
178,
p.
570.
is
Corp. of America—Securities Placed Pri¬
vestment.
for
proceeds
additional
The
provide
additional
working
funds and
expansion.
company
-flooring.
The company's
111.,
to
is
a
research
careful
Stores
plants
are
Calif.
exploration
the
addition
the
to
pilot.
pa¬
craft is
The
width.
take place until next
program
will be required.
This will
instrumentation for the development
which
will not
maufacturer
of
asphalt
and
vinyl tile
located
at
Newburgh,
New
York; Joliet,
$
$
126,729,118
expenses
9,618,819
8,681,649
107,494,630
96,864,303
1,143,445
922,225
11,992,955
726,161
505,159
9,653,521
9,157,147
8,368,433
1,561,393
1,213,293
15,530,207
12,339,235
1,315,455
1,008,646
13,146,112
10,169,486
206.
p.
January—
1954
:
—V.
179,
Valley Gas Co. — Bonds Offered—A banking
jointly by White, Weld & Co. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and including Hallgarten & Co.; R. W. "
Pressprich & Co. and Shields & Co., on Feb. 11 publicly
group headed
offered
a
new
issue of $5,500,000 3%% first mortgage
bonds, series A, due Feb. 1, 1974. The issue was award¬
ed to the group at competitive sale on Feb. 10 on a
bid of 100.928. The bonds were repriced for
public offer¬
ing at 101.787, to yield 3.50% to maturity.
Other
bids
100.099.
100%
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
to
$3,690,105 $60,670,832 $62,475,908
coupon
Brothers
redemption
if
Feb.
on
moved
that
reported
9
the
to
the
Feb.
and
prices
principal
1,
company,
division
to
the
of
for
executive
111
of Detroit,
automobile, avia¬
the
equipment Industries.
Fry related that Flex-O-Tube
supplier of hose assemblies for use in automotive hy¬
steering units.
Flex-O-Tube also maintains a Western
North
Hollywood, Calif.',
is centralized in Windsor, Ontario.
in
and its Canadian
manu¬
plus
case
city
of City Bank Farmers Trust Co., trustee,
J
179,
$1,775,186
$2,000,894 $18,013,507 $19,411,993
205.
p.
Earnings
Securities
Corp.
Union
on
Securities
Corp. and Equitable
Feb. 5 announced that the offering
60,000 shares of $4.36
oversubscribed
to
See details in V.
179,
p.
shut
Sales
Gross
from
from
Net
ry,
1953
said.
railway
$447,167
$518,178
164,572
225,475
89,575
85,496
railway
income
oper.
$380,238
$408,724
106,624
158,172
58,627
22,288
.
Gross
from
from
Net
Net' ry.
railway
5,730,642
5,254,440
1,991,011
2,006,972
875,455
824,580
828,741
Mason
month
December—
from
from
1953
railway
—Earnings—
1952
$7,419,438
2,721,875
$7,054,923
1,910,254
777,034
1,189,706
1,093,925
1,104,196
2,406,977
From Jan. 1—
Gross
fram
Net
from
ry.
—V.
85,545,555
railway
railway
78,828,267
77,582,227
22,691,408
23,799,271
19,671,801
22,359,338
9,484,952
income
oper.
179, p.
85,115,225
said,
10,741,081
7,176,448
9,096,750
Net
ry.
1953
railway
and
than
standard
on
result
a
as
and
of
price
commercial
reductions
Statesman
1
oper.
1952
1951
1950
551,823
4,172,977
4,524,569
8,870,704
799,496
income
Net
from
from
cars,
2,119,231
2,609,705
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
Jan.
011
Motors
23, 414,225
28,052,419
23,961,994
31,659,212
179, p. 206.
March
on
Hudson
Motor
24
Car
will
Co.
14,
$5
approved
as
now
a
registration statement with the SEC
immediate
vote
1954,
provides
a
on
under
the
families
Hudson
name
special
will receive
no
of
Nash-Kel¬
vote.
American
Motors
by the directors of the two companies
for
issuance
Motor stockholders will
the consolidation.—V.
on
of
shares
two
of
American
179,
meet
affirmative
an
on
the
same
vote
by
two-
day to take action
614.
p.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1953
from
ry.
railway
railway
from
1
1951
1950
$3,690,921
$3,386,222
$3,319,858
667,692
1,348,165
1,085,400
1,193,822
426,956
698,322
1,162,500
747,804
39,945,546
11,278,934
41,228,205
38,475,942
35,^98,615
12,157,770
9,807,793
-.9,979,367
5,837,654
6,153,394
4,550,508
5,157,705
income—
oper.
1952
$3,055,507
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
179,
107.
p.
National Cuba Hotel Corp.—Interest.JPayment—
The directors
debenture
1954.
5
declared
represents
balance, of
of
account
Feb.
on
interest
interest
payment
accrued
accrued
payment of 4.2%
a
bonds, payable March
This
1, /1954
in
and
and
to
due
due
holders
of
full
interest
March
Sept.
Nevada Perlite Co., Inc., Fallon,
The corporation
1,
on
of
the 30-year
record
Feb.
arrearages
of
1,
1949, plus 1.5%
1949.—V. 178, p. 667.
on
Feb.
filed
1
a
Nev.—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,470 shares of capital stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
roads
and
New
plants,
and
for
equipment
and
working
($100
par
used
to
per
build
capital.
England Gas & Electric Association (& Subs.)—
1953
1952
$37,628,840 $36,047,542
29,416,592
28,722,775
8,212,248
7,324,767
170,517
123,224
revenues
Operating expenses
Oper. income, before Fed. income taxes
Other
income
$8,382,765
Income
of
Assocls tion
subs.,
(150,458),
and
prospectus,
Fed.
Consol.
Fed.
inc.
the shares may be offered for sale by
or more of them, from time to time on
at the market price then prevailing, or
The
company
Preferred
income
..
other
income
$6,898,415
taxes
(no
net
excess
Fed.
income
519.
taxes—
229,580
$6,668,835
1,124,238
$6,331,538
$5,544,597
—
3,392,056
2,926,424
$2,939,482
profits tax payable)
income
dividends
p.
262,980
1,159,761
deductions
before
Earnings per common share
179,
549,576
$7,754,279
$7,491,299
less miscellaneous Income—
Balance available for common shares
—V.
taxes—
*
and
Feb. 2,
The Lehman Cor¬
offerings or secondary distributions.
part of the proceeds.—V. 179, p. 400.
before
$7,447,991
628,486
Interest and other income deductions
Consolidated
the selling stockholders, or one
through
merger
the
may
23
Approval of the merger plan requires
thirds of the stock of each company.
Interest
on
poration (106,480).
to
volume
par
Balance
covering 257,338 outstanding shares of its $1 par common stock
held by Lehman Brothers (400), partners of Lehman Brothers and
their
earlier
in
stock
General expenses,
The company filed
announced
value capital stock in exchange for three shares of
presently
outstanding.
Nash-Kelvinator
stockholders
would participate in American Motors on a share for share basis.
Monterey Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
1954,
and
6,417,256
238 261,929 248,490,856 239,345,626 220,366,395
44 126,026
56,624,049
46,163.785
59,036.193
railway
products
compensate for
increase
an
Total
railway
to
Merger—
on
Only stockholders of record Feb.
Operating
$18 ,217,933 $21,598,924 $22,264,401 $23,767,802
railway
to
and
Subsidiaries:
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
from
prices,
change-over.
12 Months Ended December 31—
from
$1.27
earnings
volume.
Rambler
stockholders
206.
December—
1952
1950
1951
$7,311,669
1,408,050
Net. ry. oper. income—,
model
appliance
The merger plan,
on
$6,626,404
railway
1953
$108,634,874 $111,332,809
954,893
5,522,374
smaller
are
Vote
2.7%
Gross
for
on
19,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
31,
amounted
aircraft engines were sufficiently ahead of a year
wholly offset reduced sales of cars and appliances, Mr.
pointed out, however, that profit margins on govern¬
and
car
6%
106.
179, P.
Oct.
ended
charges
$0.22
To
1,902,712
965,330
income
oper.
months
12
interest
anticipated.
4,724,154
2,164,825
railway
5,523,525
expendi¬
communities
He
business
this
—V.
From Jan. 1—
13
higher sales of airplane engines therefore failed
lower
Net
1950
1951
1952
in
gas
military
almost
Mason
is
down
of
to
ago
Gross
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
construction
1954.
per share
Net
December—
the
before
treasury
614.
p.
December—
614.
for
Light .Co.,
with
W. Mason, President, attributed the decline in
production of automobiles and appliances, reduced
a
dividend preferred stock has
that subscription books are
and
income
Gas
George
lower
Hudson
subscribed—The
from
Electric
England
together
sales
Corp.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
for
revenues
and
New
Melrose
earnings after taxes
vinator
Sales
178,
Net
New York, N. Y.
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—January Sales Off—
downward
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
613.
179, p.
of
and
financing,
supplies
natural
Boston, Mass.
of
The
at the office
3%s.
as
range
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Mr.
has called for redemption on March 1, next, $425,000
bonds, 3V2% series due 1969 at 104.8%. Payment, in
accrued interest to the redemption date, will be made
company
first mortgage
subsidiary
the
utility
Net
ment
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
bonds
bonds
Maiden
as
from
$6,049,000
were
$677,625.—V.
Flex-O-Tube
is
assemblies
the
new
to repay outstanding bank notes and
which are estimated at $1,300,000 for
north
according to George A. Fry, President.
hose
for
the
a
known
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
Chicago Title and Trust Building,
operating
flexible
for
during the 12 months beginning Feb. 1, 1954 to
1973.
Special call prices are scaled from 101.79%
formerly
the
use
1953,
company's
from: Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.507; and The First Boston Corp.,
came
100.28
100%.
tures
Chicago, 111.—New Offices—
bid
redeemed
PROCEEDS—The
funds,
$8,758,000 $130,911,000 $128,599,000
3%%
a
Lehman
after
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
on
100.659; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.,
that
each
1953
$10,462,425 $11,301,721
206.
p.
105.24%
Co.—January Sales Declined—
the New York Stock Exchange
and Long Beach,
and
of the
Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off—
plant
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$
144,671,313
operating income
charges
System
been
power
assembly
According
leading
artillery
farm
members of
will be used
in
actual flight,
testing,
principal
a
draulic
Net
The
first
manufactures
and
Gross
vately—The company, it was announced on Feb. 11, has
placed privately through F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. $500,000 of promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1959, and $600,000
first mortgage bonds due Feb. 1, 1964. These securities
were placed
with institutions purchasing them for in¬
1953—Month—1952
11,322,326
Sales
From Jan. 1—
I
Mastic Tile
be
will
reconnaissance.
an
as
205.
p.
Meridan's
which
Gross
Molybdenum Co.
will
uses
offices
Net
See Climax
attendant
corporation
Net
2,000 shs.
Machol,
to
to
applications
179,
(par $100)
par)
to Morris
his
87969,
patent
—V.
preferred stock
stock
function
versatility
and
observation
design
previously had been located in the Droll Building, 925
W. Jackson Blvd., with Meridan's J. W. Droll Division, which recently
was
sold to the United Mattress Machinery Co., Quincy, Mass.
Net
Authorized
10%
Common
Fifth
25
Y.
CAPITALIZATION
Air
205.
have
The
—V.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in New York on Nov. 2,
1953, for the purpose of acquiring all of the right, title and interest
of Morris R. Machol of, in and to a certain patent application for
the manufacture, sale and licensing of a marginal edge index
system.
The
S.
400
stock may be redeemed at $400 per share and accrued
PROCEEDS—The
its
$8,584,000
Net
ferred
attendant
of
$3,280,720
closed.
speculation"
a
dividends.
expenses
U.
The XV-1 is the first con¬
principle of pressure jets and
the
for
use
W. Washington St., Chicago, 111.,
of
offering is not underwritten.
The preferred
the
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Stock Offering Over¬
the SEC
be
Light Co. below.—V. 179, p. 614.
EARNINGS—Operating
—V.
common
&
13,049,818
Month of
8
Corp.
utilize
made
Period End. Jan. 31—
Machol Edge Index, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Offered—
The
be
extensive
p.
179,
been
'
of
Feb.
convertiplane principle to larger aircraft.
designed to carry three passengers, or two litter
Mercantile
subject
Drexel & Co.; Union Securities
179,
Power
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—January Sales Lower—
this
on
the
the
standard-gauge
$12,530,744; 1,500
($1 per sharel, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
retire debt and for working capital.—V.
177, p. 142.
par
used
Feb.
on
shares
25,000
announced
Command
of
aircraft
military
States—was
—V.
certificates
571,841
597,127
revenues
179,
Net
new
than
the
Co.,
2%s.
for
less
of
Stuart &
&
100,439
395,436
106.
p.
after
Development
tactical
its
will
is
an
179,
This
Pressprich
Halsey,
not
cost
Issuance
Inc.^-V.
W.
following
Interstate
Co.,
R.
99.5099
the
the offering
&
Net
joint development of Wright Air Development
the U. S. Army
Period End. Jan. 31—
Lucky Custer Mining Corp., Boise, Ida.—Files—
The corporation
a
Sales—
bid of 99.1776.
a
and
bid
by
cars.
of
on
were:
99.06,
Inc.,
secured
ore
authorization
Corp.;
&
Co.
&
be
equipment estimated
cars
the
to
coupon
179,
Federal income taxes—
Other operating taxes—
will
of
2V2%
a
issue
The
box
on
2,809,579
98,950
493,541
$
—V.
areas.-
Aircraft
Period End. Jan. 31—
—V.
prices scaled to yield from
1.30% to 2.70%, according to maturity.
The group won
Other
2,696,811
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
21," which is also leased by Mc¬
completed, the north wall of Building
at
award of the certificates Fc-b. 8
2,328,125
362,710
667,661
income—_
Louis,
General
facture
issue aggregating
an
2,642,537
railway
Pacific
two
United
to
Air
An
McLellan
final instalment of
offered
41,257
Mystic
on
ground
tion,
were
the
St.
of
flight test data, and painstaking pre-flight test work.—V. 179, p. 205.
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually Aug. 15,
1954 to 1968, inclusive, was made on Feb. 9
by a group
headed by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
The second and
certificates
53,421
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
of
aggregated
1953
City
Convertiplane—first
and
Meridan Corp.,
31,
41,390
Mountain States Power Co.—Proposed Merger—
See
building
of
the
world
medical
to
Summer,
1
incurred
engaged
$5,995,666.—V.
to
$20,000,000
a
approximately 30 feet long, 10 feet high and spans 26 feet in
This
for the
revenues
completed
Force, Transportation Corps of
Aircraft
Corp.
The Convertiplane's
studies
offices
operating
the
spotter.
application of
pay
expenditures
utility
26,864
63,313
railway
oper.
10,000
of
loading.
studies
cipally m the electric and gas business in Louisville and vicinity in
Kentucky.
The area served has an estimated population of 500,000.
an
the
McDonnell
McDonnell
prin¬
Total
in
Research
the
tank
1955.
in
city
a
$255,018
4,770
.
Louis
St.
"Building
XV-1
of the U. S.
Further
par.
to
used
to
the
also
It is estimated
involve
$16,800,000
operating
be
and
properties.
at
April
on
102.41%
will
incurred
company
They
par.
comprising
Besides
own.
join the
The Convertiplane is
Leh¬
company,
fund
ry.
2,500,000 gross square feet
This is an area under
homes
from
from
Net
"Deficit.—V.
in
$197,256
2,335
income—
oper.
Net
Kidder,
102.022;
the
the sinking
ranging
the
of
105.47%
program
and
is
BUSINESS—Company
option
from
improvements to
for
the
redemption for
construction
$18,700,000
to
the
in
disc
Center
Harriman
(jointly), 101.947; and The First
at
ranging
for
the expenditures
company's
about
Stuart
size
When
Navy.
Sales——
beginning
additions
for
& Co.,
redeemable,
call
PROCEEDS—Net
part of
Halsey,
(jointly), 102.10;
101.9299.
Corp.,
bonds
102.051;
from:
came
coupon
Peabody & Co. and Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Ripley
won by the
bid of 102.102%.
was
on a
the
of
and
permit
(Ky.)—Bonds Offered—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and American Securities Corp.
$7,500,(000
(in
June.
facilities
than
of
completion
161,000 gross square feet,
development and testing of various
developed
vertiplane
high
179,
out
the
debentures due Apri$ 1, 1978, are now
available for delivery at Chemical Bank & Trust Co., 30 Broad Street,
Hew York
City, in exchange for outstanding temporary debentures.
3%%
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
for
feeL
square
cost
a
next
production
addition,
hangar
removed
ever
Force,
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
25-year
be
Roll
type
by
Definitive
occupied
more
gross
at
New Convertiplane Announced—
Edgerton,
of
$2,070,000 is payable over a two
of
average
test
the
to
from
will
of the Board of Directors, on Feb. 9
this corporation had disposed of its remaining invest¬
that
announced
total
Gross
485,000
Navy
Scheduled
purchase of the main
major facilities in¬
a propulsion
laboratory used for
types of jet
propulsion units, and a 230-mile-per-hour low speed wind tunnel in
which basic aerodynamic characteristics of aircraft may be determined.
The new structure is designated
"Building 27" but is actually an
flight
a
Donnell
Payne,
S.
1950
$195,384
*18,952
From Jan. 1—
by the aircraft manufacturer.
2,500
1
Liberty Products Corp.—Sells Trailer Interest—
H.
partially
corporation has, in
expansion program of its
portion of the plant from
addition
■
Oliver
be
The
clude:
Stores Corp.—January
Lerner
to
of
U.
1951
$167,652
population!
1953
1954
Month of JanuarySales
roof
Field
the
by
corporation.
McDonnell
a
owned and leased
(S. S.)
this
to
it
1954,
will
area
Lambert
at
constructed
leased
ry.
1
1952
railway
railway
from
9
1953
from
Net
building
new
This
205.
p.
205.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
Net
will
$2,115,000
Montour
1953
$6,219,368
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—To Increase Facilities—
which
1953
1954
1954
$5,013,258
Sales
A
Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales Off—
(G. R.)
Month of January—
(717)
$2,618,173
203,518
276,687
$2,735,964
$2,341,488
$1.36
$1.27
10
The Commercial und Financial Chronicle
(718)
1951
1952
1953
$1,014,000
602,192
ry.
Net
272,615
812,518
193,196
from railway—
railway
_
income-
oper.
$1,565,179
1,104,407
298,569
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net ry.
—V.
6,715,622
13,295,967
6,398,829
2 544.360
railway
1,300,989
2,113,309
2,508,032
income.
oper,
179,
12,620,903
5,842,839
12,623,863
13
railway—
from
Cross
629,742
6.392,365
401.
p.
Nov. 1, 1977. may now
bonds at Guaranty Trust Co.
for oucstanding temporary
177, p. 143.
exchanged
New
consideration
As
from
Net
railway
from
Net
income
oper.
ry.
1950
1952
$467,224
*'196,509
*294,355
railway
1951
$563,688
25,412
$823,952
95,725
168,020
474,620
Prom Jan. 1—
Cross
8,805;447
2,621,374
8,414,710
1,791,885
from
Net
ry.
income—
956,132
2,893,774
1,273,004
2,376,787
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
179,
2,991,149
206.
p.
■■ ,
RR.—Robert
Central
York
New
Turned
Young's Request
R.
regular
their
at
the
to
Chief
and
monthly
made
request
meeting
Robert
by
on
Young,
R.
Officer.
Executive
unanimously decided that it would be inimical to the best
company to grant Mr. Young's request.
company contracted some
18 months ago with William White
its President and Chief Executive Officer and the board is not
The board
the
interest of
The
to
be
willing that Mr. White relinquish his position as Chief Executive Offi¬
cer, nor that the responsibility of management be divided.
The board
expressed its confidence in Mr. White and his administration and
believes it to be in the best interest of the New York Central property
its
and
to
the
and
further
no
Edison
liability
be
all
company
of
initially outstanding;
purchase from the Gas
will
that
stockholders
the
has in¬
and policies which he
programs
construction
The
designation
New York
179,
614.
p.
the
by
of
pursuant
Edison
designation, of
Although
all
from
ry.
$488,091
96,419
264,979
I
1
Net
ry.
161,322
57,873
PROCEEDS—No
213,384
750,973
nection
3,966,816
3,112,554
1,533,471
1,591,787
1,517,225
1,265,514
632,589
742,071
667,444
above
December—
from
from
Net
ry.
1953
railway
$510,901
railway——
$541,494
$542,595
2,570
income
oper.
1950
$532,372
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
38.211
48,527
"51,974
41,830
"63,367
"104,358
railway
"28,056
7,063.333
7,046,760
7,258,528
7,101.329
585,091
775,676
772,155
794.333
income—
oper.
179,
from
Net
ry.
"432,92G
"761,942
"455,327
206.
p.
1953
1952
1951
$517,636
$433,902
$424,942
104,843
156,890
73,867
27,069
87,930
21,026
2,857
Net
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
5,415,831
1,361,833
1,339,183
542,700
492,472
494,428
'
596,985
Norfolk
Gross
from
Net
ry.
From Jan.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
279,
p.
150,000
McMa.ster Hutchinson
Western
&
Period End.
Ry.—Earnings
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
oper.
expenses.
from
rev.
ry.
179,
p.
ry.
a
$
195,650,566
11,510,032 136,449,628 138,580,357
4,610,537
2,709,264
1,868,455
57,070,209
28,547,397
American
formal
Aviation,
Aiplines,
injuriction
Inc.,
issued
inc.—Awarded Decisionwas
ordered
Feb.
on
4
to
by
U.
change
S
its
District
name
Court
Judge Peirson M. Hall in favor • of North Amercan Aviation, Inc., de¬
signer and builder of the famed F-86 Sabre and new F-100 Super
Sabre.
•The
panies
any
mail
and
restrains
individuals
the
non-scheduled carrier and affiliated com¬
from using the name
"North American"
in
phase of the aviation industry, including transportaton of persons,
or property and advertising and
offering for sale of airline tickets.
The
Nuv.
decree
injunction
17,
company
law and
suit, first filed
On Jan. 8, 1954,
1953.
from
the
bench
and
on
Aug.
Judge
28,
Hall
1951,
ruled
went
for
ordered
proposed findings
formal order which
to
the
of
trial
and
judgment prepared for a
was
entered
February 4.
The defendant companies and Individuals restrained
by the decree
Ate North American Airlines, Inc.
(orignally called Twentieth Century
Arlines, Inc.), North American Aircoach Systems, Inc. (also known
as North American Airlines Agency
Corp. and North America Airlines
Agency Corp.), James Fischgrund, Jack B. Lewin and Stanley D. Weiss.
—V. 179;
p.
206.
North Shore Music Theater, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission-^
The corporation on Feb. 3 filed
a letter of notification with -the SEC
notes due Feb. 1, 1974 and 2,000 shares of
-common stock (par $10) to toe offered in units 4>f
$400 -of motes and
M shares of stock at $500 per unit, through H. G.
Wainwright 6c Co.,
Roston, Mass. The net proceeds are to be used to pay for actors' equity
Tully
&
Co._
100,000
Wells 6c
Co.-
Cook & Co.—
Noyes
Inc.
Newbold's Son
H.
f 100,000
I 900,000
&
100,000
Co.—
Curtis
redeemed
Copeland-
Patterson,
Clarke,
Inc.—
transfer
based
450,000
L.
Dick
&
greater
estimated
is
supplied
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.—
L. F. Rothschild & Co._
250,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
450,000
450,000
150,000
900.000
150,000
—
Stringfellow
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
—:
&
Shields
Co
150,000
Inc.
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co
Smith, Moore & Co.—
100,000
900,000
150,000
150,000
Carter
Starkweather
Stein Bros. 6c Boyce
Harrison
H.
Co.
&
100,000
-
&
Weelcs—
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrlchs 6c Co.——
Co
ties
Corpi
Straus, Blosser &
Swiss
Corp.—
100,000
Trask Sc Co.—
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
450,000
100,000
.
Sutro
6c
bond, royalties, land, construction of theater and related
Kidder, Peabody Sc Co.-Kirkpatrick-Pefctis Co.—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—_—1,275,000
Laird, Bissell Sc Meeds100,000
capitalized
be
at
$10
numbers
of
premises
(about
Aurora, 111. Principal execu¬
Aurora, 111., and principal
Eastern
Ave.,
Bellwood,
111.
Fox
615
at
and
Lockport.
St.,
operates
It has
gallons
3,500,000
also
company
with
tions
througnout its service
area.
It
appliances.
Heating service, by hot
limited
to
50
owns
and
and
of
two
in
production
at these
gas
stations
stations
storage
oil,
gas
about
days'
20
supply
at
and
owns
operates
49
installa¬
storage
gas
capacity of 223,270,000 cubic feet or about
These include 10 high-pressure underground storage
installations with a total capacity of 184,700,000 cubic feet or about
1,847,000
therms.
In
addition,
it
has
2,575,000
gallons
or
about
aggregate
an
2,387r000 therms of
liquefied petroleum
(piopane
or
butane)
gas
storage capacity, and has facilities for producing propane or butane
gas which have an aggregate peak day production capacity of 1,132,800
The
Gas
company's
the
of
also
and
connecting
pipe
See
steel
of
distribution
investment
gross
miles
in
the
Commonwealth
property,
mains
mains
Edison
which
system,
gas
iron
cast
about
and
above
about
represents
includes
customer's
to
Co.
and
excess
in
4,800
of
miles
of
premises.
V.
179,
519.
p.
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
December—
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
1952
1953
$15,951,301
$15,977,480
$16,709,942
2,755,915
3,023,654
4,979;388
6,822,138
771,285
771,002
2,201,035
2,864,335
income—-
oper.
1950
1951
$14,546,251
railway—
railway
From Jan. 1—
from railway— 181,174 912 177,868,524 173,747,860 167.228,070
railway
34,340,976
34,619,328
36,604,854
45,382,879
14,867,078
income—
oper.
179,
15,424,532
16,331,460
'
'
22,689,706
8.
p.
Northwestern Pacific
RR.—Earnings-
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
1950
$909,199
$927,589
$810,425
$815,706
108,674
"80,051
19.224
."41,835
"34,962
"231,666
86,280
"96,227
13,040,686
13,253,372
11,591,376
10,358,390
3,326,530
2,974,276
2,307,613
2,199,260
668,813
13,762
456,720
503,305
railway
railway
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
railway
railway.
income.—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1
179, p. 8.
Ohio
The
bids
Power Co.—Plans
plans
company
to
New Financing—
receive
to
up
11
for
the
purchase
1984
and
50,000 shares of cumulative
net
The
proceeds
it
from
be
to
are
program.—V.
of
used
179,
p.
a.m.
$20,000,000
to
(EST)
first
on
preferred stock
pay
April
]
bone
mortgage
(par $100)
off bank loans and
finan<
8.
American
Co.
G,
H.
—
White,
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
100,000
375,000
1950
1951
$80,819
$97,770
2,912
18,654
15,705
99,287
"12,550
2,083
30,857
1,081,258
1,123,908
1,188,906
974,080
465,371
457,139
513,900
372,055
259,111
89,632
171,218
59,454
"
$95,335
72,248
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
179,
107.
p.
Pabco
Products Inc.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Subs.)—Earnings Higher-
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
sales
$7,232,735
Profit bef. Fed. inc. taxes
618,986
155,000
Federal income taxes
Net
profit
"Earns,
per
"After
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$9,234,123 $15,849,489 $18,993,666
214,420
1,629,542
683,293
Cr2,945
558,000
128,700
$463,936
NOTE—The
results
owned.—V.
Securities
Corp.
900,000
Walker
Co
$217,365
$1,071,542
$554,593
$0.29
$0.13
$0.68
$0.34
share
com.
deducting preferred stock dividend requirements.
Fibreboard Products,
above
include
only
the
dividends
Inc., in which exactly 50 Tc
received
from
of the voting stock is
450,000
&
Lerchen & Co.
Co
&
—'
150,000
600,000
Weld
&
Co
Sc
Co
900,000
178,
p.
1820.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bids Feb. 16—
900,000
Witter
Harold E. Wood Sc Co.—
100,000
Wpodard-Elwood
Co.
100,000
Struthers Sc Co.
Co., Inc.
The company,
375,000
Wood,
1952
$79,668
-
income
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
from
100.000
—
•Wertheim
Dean
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka
250,000
T.
Spencer
Union
,
150,000
Inc
Co.,
Co
&
Watling,
100,000
100,000
900,000
100,000
900,000
McDowell
Stroud
450,000
600,000
—
Lemon Sc Co.
100,000
150,000
Stone 6c Webster Securi¬
100,000
150,000
Indianapolis Bond ScShare
Corp.—
Co.—
Leach
1
Co
150,000
-
Hurd, Clegg 6c Co
E. F. Hutton 6c Co
W. E. Hutton 6c Co
Illinois
&
&
Agee
&
100,000
600,000
Hentz 8c Co
Henry Herrman & Co.—
J. J. B. Hilliard Sc Son
be
amount
100,000
150,000
100,000
375,000
600,000
100,000
100,000
Miller & Co—
Hayden, Stone Sc Go.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Hayden,
Hornblower
Sterne,
Stix
Co
&
Brothers
Stern
1,275,000
an
production.
Gas
Net
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
100,000
-
375,000
450,000
-
450,000
6c Co.*Harriman Ripley & Co.,
will
gas
at
December—
William R. Staats & Co.
Co.
Skokie
construction
100,000
150,000
Reid & Co
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co._
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache &
Inc.
375,000
250,000
Chas. W. Scranton Sc Co.
150,000
100,000
Hallgarten
which
in
100,000
Scott &
Fulton,
result
be
amount
Oak Park and
of
headquarters
at
|The
of
located
company
approximately
cue
—
100,000
375,000
250,000
100,000
100,000
Horner & Mason,
Scott,
450,000
Co.-
Co.—_
&
100,000
250,000
Hutton
6c
Inc
1—
Pomeroy,
Schwabacher
Fahey, Clark & Co
Farwell, Chapman 6c Co.
First of Michigan Corp.
First
Securities Co. of
The
Linn
Schoellkopf,
Inc.
H.
Lukens__
450,000
100,000
will
by an
equal
to
will
company
1953,
100,000
—
Rodman
Co.---—-<r
This
31,
as
company
sale
parts
are
Gas
250,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Robinson
Emanuel, Deetjen 6c Co.
Equitable Securities
Corp.
——
6c
The
located
Riter & Co
900,000
100,000
July
assets
net
Edison
the
at
of
and
Co.
sheet
in
provided
is
in
total)
The
250,000
The
above.
by
Edison
balance
company
Gas
the
in
offices
from
Co.-
Estabrook
in
ry.
375,000
Dillon Sc
consummation
upon
forma
pro
than
equity
located
the
by
steam,
or
Net
and
converted
shares reserved
convertible preferred
company
its
shown
as
stock
Gas
areas
engages
Gross
—
6c
T
'
1,000,000
from Commonwealth
company
distribution
production,
Net
Inc
Inc.
to
principal
Shares
issued.
be
may
in
$5,000,000.
common
adjacent
100,000
Co.,
subject
aggregate
is engaged primarily in the pur¬
sale of gas in 232 communities
Cook County outside the City
ofChicago, and in 16 other counties in northern Illinois.
At Dec. 31,
1963, it had approximately 450,000 customers.
Straight natural gas
of
approximately 1,000 British thermal units (Btu) per cubic foot
and
375,600
Co.,
be
Gas
BUSINESS—The
chase,
Reinholdt 6c Gardner—
100,000
Co.
Indenture,
to
as
share.
per
375,000
Co
6c
375,000
150,000
&
&
Elworthy
&
Co
&
Dominick—
&
O'Connor
the
limit
includes
Gas
forth
December—
150,000
Raffensperger, Hughes
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. 1,275,000
Dominick
Pressprich & Co.
W.
the
the
of
properties
time of transfer
about
additional
of
150,000
& Co
M'erle-Smith—
series
reissued,
set
will
1953,
to
at
from
100,000
-
Putnam
100,000
Day
&
Inc.
R.
100,000
Co
be
assets
the
at
ry.
100,000
250,000
Co.—
6c
31,
transferred
Net
i
100,000
Co
6c
House
Dain
M.
J.
under
specified
600,000
I
100,000
Co
issuable
be
this
of
not
utility
gas
net
July
of
Net
Prescott, Shepard 6c Co.,
375,000
6c
of
on
Gjtoss
&
Hopwood
150,000
Inc
Burr,
shares
may
NOTE—Capitalization
—V.
Kendall, Inc
Piper, Jaffray 6c
6c
will
without
115,500,000 shs.
„
1979, will be issuable in addition
amount thereof
to be. initially
issued..
1,
upon conversion of shares of the 5'/<.
fiTo be increased as stated below (see "Note").
stock.
100,000
—
250,000
W.
thereof,
^Additional
or
100,000
Co.—
Jackson
Webber,
600,000
Co
£100,000 shs.
§12,500,000 shs.
due Jan.
■■■■•'
150,000
6c
Clark
&
stock
250,000
Co._
Co.—
Northwest
Paine,
Republic Co.
W.
share
com.
principal
series
other
Net
100,000
O'Gara
Ohio
Pacific
&
6c
-
A.
Alfred
The
(Inc.)
E.
of the series
*
1
amount.
service
1,275,000
450,000
250,000
Co.
150,000
of
1957—
par value)
100,000
Moseley & Co.—
S.
David
100,000
Outstanding
$60,000,000
&
Newhard,
Co.
10
$60,000,000
of
terms
6,000
375,000
W.
Johnston,
the
the
100,000
Co._x
Mullaney,
covering $80,000 of -ST*
expenses.
to
900,000
Co.-
6c
Milwaukee
Clark, Dodge Sc Co
on
aircraft
fact
($5
75'/
Beane
Turben
Chicago
First Southwest Co
Foster & Marshall——
53,110,640
27,727,474
206.
North American
North
under
$
16.120,569 189,560,268
3,164,843
op.
income
oper.
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—12 Mos
$
14,499,037
11,334,194
revenue..
&
Morgan Stanley 6c Co.—
Co.,
F. Cassell 6c Co.,
Eastman,
-1952
1953—Month—1952
Dec., 31—
$
Railway
Railway
100,000
Pierce,
Lynch,
<—
F.
Pick-
FINANCING
therms.
6c
—
Fenner
100,000
Francis I. du Punt Sc Co.
Norfolk
Co.
600,000
&
Drexel
107.
100,000
Co.:
&
100,000
6c
Doyle,
"Deficit.—V.
100,000
Co
McDonald
100,000
6c
Inc.__
Byllesby
M.
C.
375,000
—
Inc
375,000
Merrill
(Inc.)———
Curtiss,
686,848
—
Sc
Masten
100,000
Slocumb
Corbett
Crjuttenden
1,619,717
...
E.
150,000
—
"40,050
2,798,883
852,746
Co.
Co
900,000
PRESENT
TO
due
2,232,700 therms.
100,000
Co
Inc
Co.,
"281,450
620,566
100,000
Sc
McCormick &
Inc.-
and
Boettcher
$946,025
2,331,757
100,000
Co.
&
Marks
M.
A.
Bosworth, Sullivan &
80,024
894,295
Co.———
Moore, Leonard
Lynch
196,623
2,566,574
Lundborg
M'itchum,
$1,017,433
income—
&
Irving
375,000
R.
railway
oper.
slock
maximum
250,000
600,000
"213,874
9,573,562
Rhoades
Loeb,
Co
&
Simmons-
"122,441
11,612,722
900,000
William Blair & Co.—
$996,309
11,698,783
Brothers—.—
M.
600,000
The
H.
$450,000
Corp.—
250,000
Courts
11,127,486
Larigley & Co
Higginson
Blair, Rollins 6c Co. Inc.
82,721
railway
C.
Mason-Hagan,
Crowell, Weedon & Co.-
1—
W.
Merrill,
Ellis &
stock—each
31,
tive
900,000
Blunt
EFFECT
series
250,000 shs.
shares
into
Jan.
Bonds
850
6c Co.—_
92,104
income..
the
properties
severally
below
600,000
—
ZVz'/v
—-
pid.
conv.
"No bonds
„
agreed
named
Laurance
Kraus—
North 6c
6c
Becker
G.
$914,804
railway....
railway
oper.
for
and
electric
375,000
1952
1950
the
series
after
also
150,000
Burge
in
conv.
the following respective principal
150,000
1953
1951
bonds
the
Loewi
250,000
Julien Collins Sc Co
Southern Ry.—Earnings
from
Net
company
Co.,
6c
Co
6c
Coffin
December—
Edison
the
of
Carl
Inc.
John
205.
p.
5V'
under¬
bearing
bonds,
for issuance
4,000,000
900,000
Inc.
5,110,476
1,427,736
income...
oper.
179,
5,692,595
1,499,440
the
by
bonds,
be
Lehman
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Robert W. Baird 6c Co.,
ard,
5,871,462
delivered
will
4,000,000
:
Enrerich
Central
railway
railway—
able
operational
6c Co
Forgan
Corp.
80.880
income
mtge.
1, 1979
Pid. stock, cumul. $100 par value, issu¬
be
bonds
Lee
——
GIVING
Authorized
company
bonds:
——
Ames,
1950
$463,535
the
underwriters
& Co.
Stuart
Burns,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
of
amounts
Brush,
railway
will
offering
sale
purchase from the Edison
518,245
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings-
railway
oper.
and
Alex. Brown & Sons
December—
from
issue
Inc.
New York,
Net
Edison
..
Blyth & Co.,
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
A.
From Jan. 1—
CAPITALIZATION
Jan.
after Dec. 31, 1953, to
company and its subsidiaries.
Edison
Barrett, Fitch,
Co. —
1951
1952
The
nature
and
timing of such additional financing as may be
required by the Gas company will be determined in the light of future
developments and market conditions.
water
Ball,
Ry.—Earnings
leaving about $20,000,000 to $25,000,000 of new capital
provided through the sale of additional securities, some of which
be purchased by the Edison company.
company,
be
company
assume
the Gas company.
Baker, Watts & Co
New York Ontario & Western
to
"First
additions
gross
the
727,704
206.
Gas
may
by
part
the
with
of
cost
of
125,243
4,084,265
income
oper.
Net
Edison
the proceeds from the sale to the under¬
writers of the $60,000,800 principal amount of Edison bonds will be
received by or made available to the Gas company.
The entire pur¬
chase price of the Edison bonds, to be deposited by the underwriters
directly
with
the
corporate
trustee
under
the
Edison
company's
existing mortgage, will constitute a part of the basis for the release
of
the gas and heating properties from the lien of such mortgage.
The amount so deposited will be
withdrawn from time to time by
the
Edison
company
(on
the
basis of
net
property
additions, as
defined in such mortgage)
to reimburse it for its expenses in con¬
Bache
railway
railway
179, p.
Gross
will
stock of the Gas company is / to be initially
the Edison company, it n expected that ulti¬
mately some plan will be worked out for the complete separation of
the
Gas
company's
stock
ownership.
One
plan
currently
under
consideration
contemplates
the
distribution of
the
stock,
over
a
period cf years, to the holders of the Edison company's common stock.
$304,705
885,669
1—
from
from
$1,031,856
4,105,908
income—.
oper.
From Jan.
—V.
1953
$320,733
railway
railway.:
Net
the
(2)
the
of
held
and
to
C. Allyn 6c Co., Inc._
American Securities
1950
1951
and
certain
bonds
accordingly,
the
to
A.
1952
.
1956—$15,000,000.
It is estimated that about $25,000,000
required funds will be provided from depreciation accruals
undistributed earnings and irom initial cash resources of the
the
of
Common
the
Gas company;
issued
Glore,
Connecting RR.- -Earnings—
December—
Net
and
changed to "Northern
Illinois Gas Co. First mortgage bonds, V/st% series due Jan. 1, 1979,"
and bonds bearing the new designation will be executed by the Gas
company in replacement of, and will be deliverable to the underwriters
by tne indenture trustee upon surrender of, their Edison bonds assumed
Inc.
Gross
gas
adopt
funds.
The First Boston Corp.-$4,000,000
from
will
(1)
$17,000,000.
(3) will issue and deliver
common stock of the Gas company
the
Halsey,
permitted
undesirable.—V.
Net
bonds
contemporaneously
nition
be
these programs and
fit of the property.
Gross
the
of
company
company
thereunder,
16 continue.
The board considers that
policies are progressing satisfactorily to the bene¬
The board further took note of the adverse effect
that would result upon morale of employes and officers of Central's
vast system, should the suggested change of management take place.
The board Is generally favorable to the policy which it has hereto¬
fore followed of recognizing large holdings of this company's stock by
inviting duly qualified owners or representatives of such owners to
become directors.
Bpt the terms and circumstances of the present
request, in the unanimous opinion of the board, make any such recog¬
should
stituted
Gas
Gas
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—It is expected that the construction
of the Gas company for the period Feb- 1,
1954, Dec. 31,
1956, will require grosis property additions, principally gas distribution
facilities, aggregating about $48,500,000 and that such additions, by
years,
will
be
approximately as follows:
1954—$16,500,000,
1955—.
company 100,000 shares of its 51c
con¬
vertible preferred stock,
par
value $100 per share, for a total of
$10,000,000 in order to provide the Ga3 company with working capital
new
Feb. 10, gave
Chairman of
Alleghany Corp., on behalf of himself and Allan P. Kirby, President of
Alleghany Corp., that they be made members of Central's board of
directors and to Mr. Young's insistence that he must become its Chair¬
consideration
man
Indenture
Edison
writers
by Board—
Down
directors
The
the
to
the
8,381,659
railway.——
7,645,051
868,313
transfer
company
liabilities of the Edison company, and
the
and
railway-..-
from
Net
the
have
to
$824,854
223,238
277,300
1953
December—
Gross
Edison
Monday, February-15,1954-
.
program
own the
indenture securing the Edison bonds and will assume
bonds, whereupon the Gas company will become the sole obligor
other
Ry.—Earnings-
Texas & Mexico
the
for
the
of
.
Its
as
such
will
New Orleans,
Mention
$60,000,000 Commonwealth Edison Co. gas divisional
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1979, which bonds will become
first mortgage 3^2% bonds, due Jan. 1, 1979, of Northern
Illinois Gas Co.
These bonds were offered at 102% and
accrued interest by a group of underwriters headed by
The First Boston Corp.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
Glore, Forgan & Co,
Further details follow;
under
York.—V.
—
lien
properties
3bonds due
mortgage
first
Definitive
be
of
Bond Offering
—
issue of Feb. 1 of the offering and sale
our
of
4
Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Orleans Terminal
New
made in
was
1950
.
$1,238,959
773,473
361,483
$1,260,671
from
Cross
Net
Illinois Gas Co.
Northern
RR.—Earnings-
New Orleans & Northeastern
December—
.
F. S. Yantis &
Sc
250,000
will
up
from
due
to 8:30
it
Dec.
of
1,
at its office, 245 Market St., San Francisco 6,
a.m.
tPST)
$60,000,000
first
on
Feb.
and
1984.—V. 179, p. 615.
16
receive bids
for
Calif,,
the purchase
refunding mortgage bonds, series W,
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
The
stockholders
this
company
will
provide
will
the
for
change
March
vote
Mountain
of
States
issuance
of
10
Mountain
of
for each
preferred share
$100
12
approving
on
Power
Co.
The
Pacific
nine
a
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
with
merger
merger
agreement
shares in ex¬
common
preferred shares of $50 par value.
COMPARATIVE
Operating
STATEMENT
1953
and
expenses
1952
operating
Other
income
179,
:
from
$5,209,309
Net
from
80,953
Net
ry.
—
2,784,872
1,760,319
ry.
38,092,890
37,257,385
debt
1951
1950
$666,816
$715,501
118,960
$698,620
104,191
99,915
61,921
120,111
201,511
96,033
549,818
income—
income
Gross
and
Provision
from
$5,931,130
other
deductions
deferred
for
of net income
Balance
Preferred
taxes
dividend
876,560
from
Gross
504,171
:
from
ry.
—V.
$4,249,066
:
Net
Net
resulting
amortization-.
accelerated
$5,290,262
1,177,893
1
(net)
income
450,180
,
—V.
179,
.
The
Transport Co.—To Merge
&
to
American
is
be asked
to
of
are
of
Blaustein
Co.,
since
of
stein
1.933
Pan
the
the
of
long
be
American'.
If
■would
become
stock
18
in
turn,
—V.
p.
Pan
This
about
This
flown
and
Penn
The
dent.
In
the
Feb,
of
is
that
by
This
Standard.
it
Net
gain
income
of
to
payments
Total
Co.—New
Insurance
net
During
stock
of
Up
from
ry.
interest
of
top
the end
in
with
earned
raised
1952
over
the
by
company
3.29%,
was
the
This
company's
set
$13,700,000
its
on
cbmpares
aside
net
1954
for
operating
dividend
.
made
during
in
was
loans.—V.
.
amounted
1953
$76,000,000
mortgage
176,
to
corporate
securities
Gross
from
ry.
railway
1950
$809,281
$759,607
$788,711
*170,169
*240,850
of
Directors
owned
179,
*461,389
*520,071
10,149,244
10 535 380
9,366,762
*1.126,193
*952,944
*1,855,440
*4,663,432
*4,1(16,957
*3,778,268
*4,516,583
207.
p.
and
has
President
which
outside
of
is
North
Unit
been
to
Pepsi-Cola
being
This
Mr.
director and member of
Co., the parent organization.
M.
Henry
Winter
commercial
of
has
been
operations
Furlow
L.
of
also
the
Pepsi-Cola
serves
Executive
wholly-
new
all
Board
Senior
as
Committee
serve
with
for
from
p.
to
be
Pepsi-Cola
Vice-President
International;
in
for
Fifteen
new
bottling plants
were
Walter
opened
M.
overseas
and
17 plants are scheduled to commence operations this year.
He declared that "While sales of Pepsi-Cola outside the United States
shown
have
of
an
increase
for
100%'
than
more
above
1950.
throughout
expansion
Pepsi-Cola
consecutive
We will
the
free
the
179,
first
the
step
in
1953
our
sales
were
402.
p.
Permatex Co., Inc.—To
As
years,
vigorously continue this program
world."
outside
operations
bottlers.—V.
franchised
14
United
are
carried
by
on
Build New Factory—
planned
its
States
$750,000
1954
expansion
program,
this company,
cals
producers of sealing compounds and maintenance chemi¬
transportation and other industries, will construct a $500,000
for
plant in Kansas City,
Benoit, Jr., President:
for
Contract
design
Constructors
Kidde
located on
Fairfax
Construction
is
hoped
and
of
Net1 from
ry.
announced
construction
Feb.
on
10
by
C.
A,
has
been
awarded
to
and Houston.
The
plant is to be
purchased by Permatex in the expanding
Kansas City.
in
area
of
the
new
the
plant
plant
wi 1
ready
get
for
under
operation
way
by
in
February.
August.—V.
It
Park,
Pa.,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1952
1951
1950
$137,185
$181,233
$174,470
$204,867
1,773
*10,468
92,167
48,925
56,937
income
railway
railway
oper.
25,121
122,376
*6,256
2.432,055
,—
income...
♦Deficit.—V.
Operating
Other
179,
p.
9.
2,238,069
2,365,564
estimated
an
southwestern
be
population
Oklahoma.
Among
the
179,
.
,
the
largest
in
the
615.
p.
31—
1953
1952
$
230,267,295 213,923,175
and
taxes
194,714,924
180,631,027
income
35,552,371
33,292,148
;
income
Gross
333,853
557,850
35,886,224
income
Income deductions
Net
33,849,998
10,323,417
10,320,415
25,562,807
income
,
Preferred
stock
23,529,583
dividends,——;
dividend
preference
2,195,098
stock
com.
dividends——
dividends
2,195,116'
6,667,240
6 743,669
13,417,885
:
11.55C 112
«
♦Earnings per
dividend
♦Based
share
on
labor
costs
and
capital
the
on
was
said;
26
in
Dec.
31,
the
$2.02
Dec. 31—
preference
stock-—
4,672,808
of
number
average
shares
4,808,154
9,263,232
common
7,580,769
outstanding.—V.
178,
1670.
p.
contractual
Important
overhaul
of
Air
agreements
Thunderjet
Republic
Netherlands
have
Force
to
the
implement
fighter-bombers
been
signed
by
flown
Republic
repair
and
the
Royal
Aviation
Inter-
by
,
national, S. A., and the Dutch firm, Industriemaatschappij Avio-Diepen '<
V., according to a joint announcement made on Feb. 8.
N.
Mundy
Chairman
Peale,
I.
ternational
the
of
Board
of
Republic
Aviation
In¬
President
and
Farmingdale, L. I.,
step towards what
of
its parent, Republic Aviation Corp.,
of
York, described the agreement as "the first
hoped will result in other contracts in appro¬
New
is
geographical areas under which member nations of the North
Treaty Organization will undertake repair and overhauling
of
the Thunderjet fighters supplied in very large numbers to their,
air forces over the past 2% years."
It
is expected
that similar work will also be performed on newRepublic swept-wing F-84F Thunderstreaks which are scheduled for '
large-scale delivery to the Netherlands and other NATO countries be¬
ginning later this year.
be
abovementioned
in
influenced
the
will
RAI
—V.
available
The
178,
way
for
Avio-Diepen.
to
$2,634,519
Both
1953.
sales
on
sales
of
$64,448,725
and
*
,
.
This compares with
.
.
call
them
for
to
license
No
does
fabricate
to
obtained from
be
and
manufacture
for
expect
not
existing
is
parts,
sources.
2576.
p.
31,'53
$7,649,478
expenses
June 30,'53 *Dec. 31/52* June 30/52
$7,924,036
$7,314,160
$7,037,545
4,010,620
4,175,706
3,621,282
develop.—
870,686
-1,704,442
618,553
operations
Non-operating income—
$2,768,172
$2,043,888
Cr6,223
Lease
and
rentals
productive
Inc.
and
2309.
Earns,
Cr.992
96,639
expense
inc.
before
Inc.
share
$2,544,693
<Crl4,302
Crl0,872
88,831
87,279
•/
870,974'
$3,074,325"
taxes
92,497,
,
.
$1.79
.—
$2,996,366
$2.05
$1,962,832
$1.32
$2,672,525
credit-
special
per
3,621.873
non¬
from
Interest
p.
Dec.
revenues-
Operating
Co.—Earning?—
Gas
Natural
Operating
.
profit of $1,522,664, or
a
firm
Netherlands
plans
not
ancl
was
announced recently.
its assistance and for the personnel
which
reimbursed
be
made
present
as
contract, signed in December,
1953, will
by the merger of Fokker-Amsterdam
any
organization
Diepen
prices."
sales
lower
to
which
contract
wage
generally
compared
as
the common stock in 1952.
on
$L99
Republic Aviation Corp.—NATO Plane Repair Pact—
involved.
earnings
under
to
profits, of
reports
3,035,686-
7,221,945'
1
—
stock
Common
The
mine,
Jan.
on
reduction
1952
1,
of common shares
common
Shares outstanding
$1.40
3,282,584
8,386,178
—
Average number
1952.
producers of stainless and alloy steel wire.—V. 173,
Electric
Potomac
Power Co.—Earnings,
♦Revised
additions
to
and
property
for
plant
the
Etc.—
amounted
1953
year
consisting of $11,187,000 of generating facilities
of transmission, distribution and other construction.
$24,501,000,
(he
January,
authorized
directors
$1,467,000,
to
$2,466,503
$1.69
including
additional
$1,179,000
construction
and
the
and
2,546,156
405,635
380,646 '
524,829
660,556
711,295
601,092
543,451
380,127
permit
intangible
basis.
statutory
projects
transmission
for
comparisons.
NOTE—No
provision is indicated for Federal and State taxes on
income.
The company claims as a deduction for income tax purposes
to
tions
June
on
tax
1954.—V.
30,
wells and computes depletion on a
impractical to estimate these deduc¬
before the close of the fiscal year
costs of drilling
It is considered
income
the
and
accurate
more
expense
857.
178, p.
distribution facilities and $280,000 for customer extensions and services.
Total
operating
for
revenues
1953
to1 $43,835,000—an in¬
amounted
$1,933,200 or 4.0% over 1952.
operating
costs
amounted
to
$40,383,700—an
increase
of
$1,668,700 or 4.3%
After year-end
Sliding Scale adjustment of $75 800,
interest and
other deductions of $3,222,600,
net income for 1953 was $6,304,500
(including
approximately
$950,000
realized
from
the
April,
1951,
Rheem Manufacturing
of
crease
.
Columbia
of
of
$138,500
the
$1.15
to
periods
include
and
Columbia
presently
increase,
being
litigated)
or
an
1952.
over
earnings
share
per
$1.12
with
for
of
stock
common
Earnings
1952.
share
per
amounted
for both
the basis of the 5,117,040 shares now outstanding,
amounts
attributable
to
the
litigated
1951 District of
slated
are
rate
1' 53.
year
compared
on
increase.—V.
rate
179,
p.
108.
net
had
with
Rheem,
holders,
providing
common
stock
for
this corporation
earnings of
for
the fiscal
year
ended
Sept.
1953 amounted to $80,577, cr 64 cents per share on 110,000 shares
outstanding after payment of four quarterly dividends
30,
of common stock
President, announced.
preferred stock, Roger Briggs,
on
for
Sales
the
nine
months
31%
of
increase
an
over
of
the
Jan.
same
1, 1953 to Sept. 30, 1953 showed
period in the previous year, Mr.
offer
shareholders
The
directors
was
granting
stock
set
at
share
U.
of
of
Bureau
stockholders
stock
will
shares
44/100ths
of
S.
common
of
U.
S.
of
U.
Rheem
of
stock.
is, contemplated
It
will
S.
not
be
exchange will be
that the
Revenue
Internal
called
be
stockholders
the
to
that
the
tax free to
U. S.
preferred
redemption.
for
Sr., President of U. S., stated: "It is my belief that
the exchange will be advantageous to our stockholders.
Our family
group, which owns approximately 70%
of the common stock, has al¬
John
ready
B.
agreed
that
at
Rauen,
the proposed offer when
accept
to
time
we
recommend
will
acceptance
made by Rheem and
all other common
to
stockholders."
Briggs said.
common
exchrange
the
for
each
made until
after a permit has been obtained from the Commissioner of Corpora¬
tions of California, fo'lowing a public hearing upon the fairness of the
proposed exchange.
All shareholders of U. S. will be notified of the
hearing before the Commissioner of Corporations. The exchange offer,
when made,
wi 1 be contingent upon acceptance by the holders of
85% of U. S. common stock and upon U. S. obtaining a ruling from
Rheem's
the
O.—Earnings, Etc.—
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
President, on Feb. 4, announced that this company
entered
into
a
plan of reorganization and exchange agreement
the United States Spring & Bumper Co. and its majority .stgckH.
R.
the
The
$8
ratified
have
five-year
a
a
previous
option
on
action
or
the
of
board
management group. The purchase
market price on the date of which
the
option
is
Rheem
Mr.
of
shares of unissued
price of stock
10,000
the
to
granted, whichever is greater.
The company's expansion program of additional
equipment and the relocation of deportments is
Spring
tained.
reason
plant
now
facilities and
complete, Mr.
the offer
for
Rheem Manufacturing Co.
the
around
is to
subsidiary,
of present
of our company."
tion of products
reported.
The program included the purchase of an adjacent
building, new machines, and remodeling.
At.this time the benefits of
the expansion program are beginning to be realized, Mr. Briggs said,
and will be more realistically reflected in the coming year's operations
with the production of new products.
Because
of
the
intensified program of new application and
new
S.
with Mr. Rauen
management re¬
further broaden the diversifica¬
operated as a
and the balance
be
will
President
as
The
"If this exchange of stock is consummated, U.
stated,
Bumper
&
continuing
world.—V.
currently operates 26 manufacturing plants
178,
p.
2576,
Briggs
development,
product
or
advance even in
predicted,
it is
expected
that present sa'es levels will hold
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Briggs
said.—V.
178,
p.
668.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Ready—
Boston,
series
Mass.,
G,
4%
are
prepared
due Sept.
bonds.—V. 178,
Service
to deliver
1983
1,
p.
York, N.
Y.,
from
from
Net
ry.
and Old Colony, Trust, Co.,
definitive
first
in exchange for
mortgage
Co.
of
Offered—A
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
98.359%.
Other
and
bids
Union
submitted
Securities
for
Corp.
a
3%
coupon
were;
Kuhn
Loeb
1,65/123
1.638/05
331,327
income
railway-^—
1,026,625
629,142
606,629
27,496,777
28,152,571
10.056,734
3,933,769
27,669,138
10 226.201
3,317,262
23,991,601
8,943,393
3,584.427
8,753,026
railway
oper.
179,
p.
income—
3,174,055
108.
RKO Pictures Corp.—Hughes
&
Co.
(Jointly^ 98.115; Blyth & Co., Inc., 97.93;
Seeks All Stock-
Feb. 7 made an offer of $23,489,478 in cash to
this corporation which, if accepted, will pay every stockholder except
Hughes $6 a share for his stock, more than twice what the stock
sold for on the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 5
(when .it closed
Howard
Oklahoma^—Bonds
$2,601,891
917 489
bonds,
the outstanding tem¬
I960.
Inc. on Feb. 10
offered $12,500,000 of firrt mortgage bonds, series E, 3%,
due Feb. 1, 1984 at 99.021% and accrued interest.
This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed
The
group was awarded the bonds on Feb. 8 on its bid of
group
$3,025,223
737,014
railway
(
—V.
New
$2,379,705
From Jan. 1:—
Gross
Net
Bankers Trust Co.,
1950
1951
$2,275,769
railway
oper.
Potomac RR.—Earnings
1952
1953
December—
Gross
the face of automotive production schedules as pres¬
Mr.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bonds
The
Public
1953
railway
Dec.
Republic
ended
share
per
porary
From Jan. 1—
Gross
higher
preferred dividends.
178,
Sliawmut RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
share
per
in
leased
Walter
York
have
Pittsburg &
Net
was
i
from
$5.36
tract
December—Gross
it
New
2576.
to
$1,820,857
profits,, were the
'
/ ' '
Evans, President, said the net profit amounted to $9.92 per
the commons stock outstanding Dec. 31, 1953, after allowing
on
ently
three-acre
a
industrial
p.
Kan.,
Ended
expenses
During the year Porter acquired A. Leschen & Sons Rope Co., St.
Louis, manufacturers of wire rope, and Alloy Metal Wire Co., Prospect
charge
in New York, will become fully operative by April 1.
Forsythe pointed out that Pepsi-Cola is now being produced and
sold by a network of 206 bottling plants located in 50 countries outside
States.
and
$
}670.
year
M.
$5.62
as
the United
the
of
Oct.
company
the
share
offices
in 1953,
$4
as
the
President,
portion
Mr.
of
totaling
Prestole Corp., Toledo,
in
charge of new market development; and
Moran, Jr. as Manager of sales operations.
AH three will
directors of the new company.
The new corporation,
also
1952
$1,450,000
of
Vice-President
William
named
the
a
conduct
to
Forsythe
of
will
priate
highest in the company's history.
For
Chairman
International,
formed
America.
"Vice-President,
Pepsi-Cola
be
eastern
6 Mos. Ended—
Formed—
named
bonds
Atlantic
3,589,317 tons,
tons
in
1952.
National
production
was
450
million
tons from
the
467
million
3.144,857
effective
178,
District
Co.—New
Forsvthe
subsidiary,
operations
medicinal
Co.—Earnings Lower—
including
Salvati,
major
increase
B.
distributed
(II.K.) Porter Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Record Profits
*237,705
1,454,282
Pepsi-Cola
William
world-wide
amount
same
approximately
amounting
10,135,179
Income—
♦Deficit.—V.
dividends
1953,
to
resulted
In
1951
*440,779
the
territory are Tulsa and Lawton.
$22,600,000 construction program is
revenues
Total
railway
oper.
and
$4.27
the
in
E.
$13,314,000
1952
*933,338
income
of
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co.—Earnings—
data
Gross
$714,121
*621,165
railway
sale
its
year's
Year
$1.40
*1953
year
paid,
to
became
to
Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
railway
from
Net
used
be
to
are
and
2065.
p.
the
.
From Jan. 1—
Net
proceeds
19.
1952.
approximately
1953
oper.
the
Raymond
T.
1951.
from
company's properties.
period
Feb.
more
production
of $3,393,604,439 at
taxes,
income
3.10%
and
December—
from
increase of
an
peak of $1,457,810,025—an increase of almost
which
of
Penn sylvan ia
Gross
than
high
new
a
policyowners.
in
net
—
were
—V.
previous
10%.
103.03%,
Balance
well-known
two
compared
as
$177,947,838.
rate
$19,170,167,
$150,000,000.
subscription
beginning
share
Production
1952
Business
company's
of more
Federal
1952
the
reached
investments
$54,000,000
of
per
"The
gain
a
$649,991
to
to
57.
p.
profit
Earnings
flew
432,011,000 pas¬
the fourth quarter of 1953.
miles in
plane
1952,
new
a
The
in
The
weeks
Calendar Year—
major
a
Columbia.
wholly-owned
passenger miles and 17,890,432 plane
quarter of 1953 and 450,290,000 passenger
miles flown during the fourth quarter
increase
an
3.20'??
1954.
The
offered
be
to
the basis of one new share
on
three
involved.
Pond Creek Pocahontas
liabilities,
Airways, Inc.—Pass. Mileage—
announced
4
Life
before
Net
which
Co.,
District
and
$353,849,420 in new business is
$52,000,000.
Net
Oil
the
and
at
SEC
Both Nujol
and Mistol have been widely marketed and advertised
throughout the United States and in more than 50 foreign countries.
Their former owner, E-rso, an operating subsidiary of the Standard Oil
Co.
of New
Jersey, has been marketing Nujol, a medicinal mineral
oil, since 1915, and introduced Mistol, a medicated nose drop, in 1924.
Purchase of the two products by Plough gives the company a total
of 67 drugs,-cosmetics and other household items.—V. 178, p. 1374.
107.
force
reached
Assets
be
$5)
the
transfer of world-wide trademarks and good will,
all inven¬
of
finished
goods
and
supplies and
all equipment used
in
manufacturing the two products. Moving of inventories and machinery
will begin at once from Linden, N. J. to the
Plough plant in Memphis,
Tenn., where compounding and packaging operations are expected to
get underway in about 30 days.
Distribution will also be made from
the Plough warehouses in New York City and San Francisco.
reduced
represents
year,
will
(par
with
tories
plane
over
investments,
A
American
directly
its
as
in
&
additions, extensions and improvements made
history of the company.—V.
included
in
p.
total of
in
approximately
capital.—V. 176,
Purchase
643,402,000
Mutual
and
stock
common
notification
of
products—Nujol and Mistol—from E'sso Standard Oil Co. is announced
by Plough, Inc., drug manufacturers.
•
Abe Plough, founder and
President of the company, said the sales
third
the
179,
Insurance
with
be
16,059,044
$33,000,000
year
The
well
10%—Assets at New High—
The
last
underwriting
company's 106th year resulted in continued excellent progress
phases of the business, it is announced by Malcolm Adam. Presi¬
in all
than
subsidiaries—as
in
Glore Forgan
97.36.
Plough, Inc.—Acquires Nujol and Mistol—
substantially all of Pan American's assets
World
on
16,287,691
1952.—V.
of
letter
a
♦Estimated.
with
compares
Over
the large stockholders of Standard.
of
one
686,000
Common stock
402.
miles and
miles
the issuance of 777,716 additional
with 15,386,519 now issued.
The Blau¬
states
would
American
miles
minarity stockholders of Pan American
its
to
eastern
corporation
senger
of
transferred
in
company,
The
American.
filed
/■
the
marketer
179,
a
Pan
providing for an
share of Standard for each
merger
the New York, Midwest, and San Francisco
on
afpproved,
is
merger
be
a
of
both.
of
approve
mean
compared
would
exchanges.
the
—including
subsidiary
director
a
to
all
If
would
it
Standard
interests
been
asked
the basis of 0.777 of
on
offer,
1910 founded The American Oil
marketing
principal
has
will
in
Jacob,
son,
Standard's stock is listed
ft lock
the same
Md.,
his
and
exchange of stock
shares
with
deal
the remainder is owned by the Blaustein
which include Jacob Blaustein, the Louis
American Trading & Production Corp. Tne late
and
Blaustein
accept
special meeting March
will
of
part
estate,
Stockholders
share
April 6
record
of
for
proceeds
the
to
Hutzler,
by the company for the purposes' of
other purposes the bonds may be re¬
1,824,228
4
shares
to
for working
will
9
1,848,597
1,212,270
stockholdrs at $10.50 per share
five shares held as of Feb. 2,
expected
Standard.
of
business March
agreement at a
merger
Baltimore,
Blaustein
Jacob
the close of
of
as
subsidiary
10.
Pan
interests
Eouis
the
on
stockholders
substantial
very
of
(Indiana)
their annual meeting to be held May 6.
owns
approximately 78%
of
the 4,702,945 outstanding
American common stock, the only class outstanding.
A
Standard
shares
partly-owned
a
stockholders
vote
Standard's
proposal at
of
Standard Oil Co.
into
company
now
American
Pan
31.
this
merge
1,561,991
1,399,393
City, Conn.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
on
21,952
each
is
completion, officials of the two companies announced on Feb.
Pan
for
No
Plans
near
made
net
with
Operating
company
common
Pan American Petroleum
be
to
larger cities
8,484,258
1,830,504
1,451,643
179, p. 207.
covering
With Parent—
8,510,026
100% ;
beginning
connection
&
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp., Jewett
450,180
$3,963,522
207.
p.
8,702,142
2,139,456
income
With Securities and
1
Balance
in
ijointly),' 97.76;
Co.
&
Bros.
11
redeemable
be
at
prices
Operating
$4,413,702
$3,798,886
requirement
8,984,018
railway
railway
oper.
to
BUSINESS—Company supplies electricity to
of
1952
$578,772
railway—
Salomon
are
PROCEEDS—The
10,526,766
1953
oper.
at
and Shields
Co.,
and
retirement
and
railway....
&
bonds
$8,587,636
From Jan. 1—
Interest
Weld
97.535;
The
used
December—
$5,905,142
;
(net)
p.
25,988
revenues
Co.,
$1,717,321 $11,165,648
1,378,823
14,690,187
$929,596
income—.
207.
oper.
ry.
op.
from
rev.
Gross
Net
expenses.
oper.
White
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$4,502,193 $49,258,538 $45,845,021
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
$21,681,749 $22,522,630
15,776,607
17,313,321
taxes
$3,316,105
2,386,509
deemed
Net
—V.
OP EARNINGS
revenues
Operating
Railway
Net
12 Months Ended December 31—
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway oper. revenue..
States common shares and one Pacific
value for each two Mountain States
per
(719)
at
$2.87).
Mr
Hughes on
There
Hughes,
are
3,914,913 shares of RKO
noted
airplane
stock outstanding.
pilot-industrialist-motion
picture
pro¬
ducer, has been the largest stockholder of RKO Pictures since 1943:
The offer was subject to acceptance by a duly constituted oiticer
_
15, 1954, and approval by a vote of a
the RKO stock, other than that held by Mr. Hughes, at a
of
RKO
by
Feb.
meeting not later than March 30, 1954.
"In order to permit each RKO stockholder
ceive
promptly
his
pro
rata
majority of
stockholders
(other than me)
portion of the $23,489,478," Mr.
to re¬
Hughes
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(720)
eaid In his letter,
to accomplish
*'RKO
.
share
|>er
"I will vote all of my stock in favor of a
resolution
the following:
Pictures
for
will,
all
shares
(other
capital,
its
of
than
the
$6 in cash
shares owned
pay
1,262,120
by me) tendered for redemption during the 60-day period following
the adoption of this resolution, or during such longer period as may
be considered desirable by the company's attorneys."
Mr.
Hughes
pursuant
specified
the
to
that
above
The
transfer
the
offer
shall
10
a.m.
<EST) April 2, 1954,
Commercial Trust Co, of New
to
him
the
consummated
be
the
assets
not
of
either
at
later
principal
office
sold
than
the
such
other place as may be agreed
such
transfer shall be accompanied by a written opinion rendered to Mr.
Hughes from the attorneys for RKO Pictures Corp, that such transfer
«hall effectively pass to him full title and control of all assets covered
thereby and subject to no liens or encumbrances whatsoever.—V, 176,
of
Jersey, Jersey City, N. J., or at
upon by the parties thereto, and
in
hours
per
By
had
while
made
total
a
Recently
last
of
and
4,990
Civil Aeronautics Board certificate of
between the United States and
Europe, Seaboard & Western is the largest U. S.
the North Atlantic.
It is also a prime contractor
terminals
Western
In
all-freight carrier
the
to
U.
to
S.
Tokyo
on
Air
airline
Force
the
End?d
Operating
Operating
Dec.
1953
1952
$45,778,741
$42,855,716
31—
revenues
_
income
177,874
i
income
$7,200,106
$6,448,175
1,760,591
from
ry.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
The
corporation
Feb.
on
shares
4,000
filed
1
5#
of
stock
preferred
to
share through Cruttenden & Co., Chicago, III.;
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.; and The First Trust Co. of Lin¬
coln. Neb.
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—
V.
178,
per
179,
1,093,000
Balance
Common
Earnings
share
per
NOTE—During
related
It
Federal
in
equivalent
which
Charge. —V.
177, p.
in
taxes.
A
reduction,
$3.10
abandoned
company
resulted
income
such
to
the
1,142,000
its
been
of
coke
the
and
ovens
reduction
estimated
an
portion
has
of
$300,-
loss,
abandonment
reflected
herein
as
special
a
2787.
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
December—
1953
1952
1951
1950
railway
Wet from railway..____
$421,034
*82,294
$447,332
$415,213
$427,278
Net
*124,274
*13,461
Cross
from
ry.
income.—
oper.
33,400
*23,841
Net
Net
*
from
from
ry.
railway
Sinclair
179,
5,828,375
Discussions
holders
391,863
328,884
*111,205
*221,167
*272,927
'
*191,340
by
Sinclair
The
between
St.
The
Feb.
10,802,486
This
9,963,932
the
Net
Net
revenue—
$5,563,065
oper.
ry.
—V.
1953—Month—1952
oper.
expenses.
4,866,327
right
shares
1953—12 Mos.—1952
proceeds of
program.
$32,580,528
3,881,151
1,617,301
13,863,221
13,518,158
share
of
the basis of
Superior
stock.
shares of St. Regis
3.1
According
to
the
prospectus,
Regis "desires to acquire all of the outstanding shares of the com¬
slock of Superior."
If all of the 30,000 shares of stock are ac¬
quired pursuant to the exchange offer, St. Regis will Issue 93,000 shares
of its own stock therefor.
If the exchange is effected,
Superior will
become a subsidiary of St. Regis.
St. Regis holds written options for
the acquisition from nine individual holders of
Superior common, of
15,911 shares, representing approximately .53# of Superior's outstand¬
St.
mon
stock,
ing
the
on
basis
same
In
the
present exchange
Exercise of such options is conditioned upon the company having
offer.
made
this offer of exchange.
one
Pittsburgh
rear
manufactures
and
sells
509,755,
owns
and
and
the
corrugated
operates two
other
at
Mt.
fiberboard
plants
Wolf,
various
in
in Penn¬
share
Canada
It
and
has 22
forms
plant locations in the United States and
abroad.—V.
179,
seven
American
Petroleums,
Inc.,
wholly-owned
a
subsidiary,
has.purchased four producing oil wells In the Olson Field of Texas
The wells, purchased from the H & F Oil
,Co.( are on an 80-acre tract
of what, Is known as the Shannon
Estate on the Archer County School
lands, Crockett County.
Maxwell G'oldhar,
Sapphinj President, said thg wells, drilled be¬
tween May, 1950, and May, 1951, and
ranging in depth from 1,966
feet to 2,130 feet, have been
producing a total of 40 barrels
in
per
.recent
months
be increased
.-production
Oct.
that
engineers'
reports
indicate
day
this
that
can
appreciably through maintenance and repairs.
Cumulative
each of the wells was approximately 13,800 barrels to
of
wells
which
rier.
is
located
are
separated
The
in
from
the
northern section
section
appears
have
to
the
northern
southern
has
only
a
section
section
active
an
gas
of
by
a
the
expansion
Olson
while
drive,
Sapphire has
Mines
Ltd.
(D. A.)
Approved
The
a
G5#
has
Field
Steam
in
—
Stock Increased
—
stockholders
Mr.
in
—V.
electric
supply
179,
to
common
change
the
price
-purcnase
would
Drug
income
.including
any
taxes
of
be
Federal
or
excess
$200,000,
of
depreciation
income
taxes
but
before
after
actually
paid
during
4nTMarchqU1954°n °f F°rd Hopkins Co" Is expected
N.
C
Earl,
jr.,
President,
on
Feb.
10
stated
provision
certain
that
shares
5,537,063
on
reported
the
that
principal reason for the decrease in
of steam
plant generation which
in fuel and purchased power-costs.
provided 55#
of
the
company's
system
use
Increase
alnd
the
proposed
Joaquin River watersheds.
San
sale
pipe line sinking fund bonds, due Feb.
is
that
expected
that
bids
will
invitation
be
received
Southwestern
March
on
1974,
1,
will
bids
for
be
Service!Co.
Public
first
mortgage
that it
it is announced
published
1954.—V.
1,
1—
$20,000,000
of
179,
Feb.
on
The
for
proceeds
to
are
construction.
new
Bonds
—
and
23
Sold
Pri¬
used
be
See
also
to
V.
bank
repay
179,
loans
and
to
pay
616.
p.
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—A
of underwriters, headed by Central Republic Co.
(Inc.) on Feb. 11 publicly offered-lOOjOOO shares of com¬
the
net
(par $1) at $18.12V2
proceeds
to
are
be
used
share.
per
to
finance,
1954 construction program.—V.
company's
for
deductions
the
General
in
part,
179, p.
the
cost
of
■Month of January—
Stores
1954
1953
$5,964,255
__________—________
elected Chairman of the
The
office
board
by
the
late
Robert
S.
has
since
1934,
James
the
from
been
For
Chief
of
chairmanship
ager,
of
President
Jr.,
N.
J.
active
with
12
and
Officer
Chief
is
Executive
newly
a
since
vacant
since
1943,
1939,
Officer.
created post.
and
has
The
last
was
President.
He
replacing
the
General
has
ended
a
firm
Dec.
been
in
S.
the
July,
elected
Adams
on the operations
Chicago division consisting of Its \ Ford Hopkins Co. and Stine¬
Drug Co. and about $1,000,000 in 1955.—V. 178, p. 1514.
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
Inc.—Operations Up
This
than
corporation
has
reported
that
ln'igsa^6 At*ant*c and Pacific
commercial
and
military
opera-
oceans last year were 17# greater
1376.
p.
has
p.
stock
for
the
1278.
TelePrompTer Corp.—Signs New CBS Contract—
This
corporation
contract
long-term
decrease
of
12
months
on Feb.
10 that it has signed a new
CBS Television for the use of TelePrompTer
This contract gives the television network
all-electronic TelePrompTer service on all) its day¬
announced
with
CBS Television programs.
on
the
to
access
new
nighttime programming.
It represents the biggest deal thus
by TelePrompTer involving blanket use of the equipment,
although a number of shows and personalities on CBS Television, as
well as on the other three TV networks
(American Broadcasting Sys¬
time
and
made
Broadcasting
National
tem.
for several
PrompTer
1953.
and
Co.
DuMont)
have
been
Tele¬
using
years.
the new CBS Television contract marks but one facet
expansion of„,thc TeiePrompTer Corp., which is spiralling its
billings toward the $1,000,000 mark.
Negotiating
the
of
annual
Board Chairman, says TelePrompTer is currently
international level. TelePrompTer equipment is now
with active negotiations in progress
lor its use in principal countries of the world.
/
TelePrompTer equipment is leased, not sold.
TelePrompTer service,
as
of the
first of the year, has been used on over 10,000 shows for
Kahn,
B.
over
an
in Canada, Mexico and Cuba
use
hours of performance.
50,000
the
increasing
TelePrompTer
acceptance,
expanded
has
its
organization, with offices now in Hollywood, Chicago, Philadelphia
and Washington, as well as enlarged New York headquarters.
Expan¬
sion
cities.—V. 173, p. 2393.
planned for other principal
is
Television & Radio Broadcasting Corp., Quincy, Mass.
—Reports Profit for Year Ended Dec. 31, 1953—
operation
Gross profit from
Provision
—
and State
for Federal
Class
A
$13,489
———
3,612
—
outstanding—'-,
shares
shares outstanding
common
dividends
No
5,702
'
;—
Dividends
can
be
paid
on
97,176
600,000
—____
(based
the class A stock until after 6#:
offering price of $1 per share) has been declared and paid on
stock in each year. Thereafter each class of stock shares
the
the
income taxes—
profit
Common
$26,020
6,829
:~i
Depreciation
common
in
The
distribution.
any
current
assets
liabilities
as
against
patent company of WJDA, South Shore
Broad¬
at
Dec.
31,
amounted to
1953
$42,629
$18,866.
of
is the
company
casting Co., Quincy, Mass., and WE§X, North Shore Broadcasting Corp.,
Mass.—V. 178, p. 1611.
Salem,
^
Production
a
member
who
Mr.
€0.
—
Completed
Offering
—
A
offering of 11,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was completed on Feb. 8 by Paine, Webber,
Jackson &l Curtis.
The shares were offered at $13.37V2
secondary
share.—V. 178,
p.
2096.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
from
Gross
retired
Net
from
1953
1952
1951
1950
$306,646
$286,827
$272,630
134,283
has
Net
ry.
Burd
81,833
73,124
38,072
7,389
424
$247,168
9,075
*308,229
3,438,756
1,288,084
railway
3,529,923
1,170,378
359,493
3,313,906
974,584
285,088
3,344,519
1,381,107
255,215
railway
income
oper.
1
8.20#
From Jan. 1—-
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
of. 1952.-T-V.
179,
common
83c
per
stock,
*
382,410
income
oper.
.
T^e .1953 earnings figure amounts to 53c per share of
providing for preferred dividends, compared with
common
Co.—New President—
178,
Machines,
Man¬
company
31,
after
of
(after pfd. divs.)—
was
December—
has
Thornton
193.5.
since
months
Merchandise
with
been
1951.
Treasurer-Controller,
directors,
1952,
1952
$27,500,000 $24,700,000
'
$2.54
$2.30
Corp.,
per
Vice-President and
company
for
expanded
Gannon.—V.
held
1953, earnings amounted to
$1,225,912 after Federal income tax; compared with $1,711,879 for 1952.
Consolidated net sales for
1953 were $134,082,399 compared with
$146,053,787
loans
company
Tennessee
Manager
Sr.
participation in
the
the
Board
General
Vice-President since
a
Burd,
of
been
Spiegel,
elected
and
E.
board
and
Executive
has
Engelman,
been
mbrtgage
$7,407,801
Changes in Personnel—Earnings—
Spiegel,
of
formerly Vice-President of Stone <fc Webster Secu¬
been elected President to succeed the late F. J.
C.
equally
521.
Deficit.—V.
179,
p.
109..
share
p.| 207.
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
December—
-?*£' sJ?^uld show a profit of about $600,000 In 1954
Of Its
way
barrels
178,
rities
on
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—January Sales Off 19.49%—
J.
amount
The
that
reported
Tampa Electric
The
year
to be completed
—V.
current
Sales
living policyholders, and $37,626,000/ to the,
policyholders.
Sun Life benefits paid to
1953
shr.
com.
per
With
group
stock
where
its
(approximate)
The
Net
mon
to
deceased
of
$30,000,000.
Of a total mortgage investment ofr $262,than $176,000,000 is in 41,716 home mortgages.—V. 177,
was
1952.
521.
p.
vately—The company has placed privately, through Dil¬
lon, Read & Co. Inc., an iss.ue of $12,000,000 first mort¬
gage bonds, 3.65% series due 1984, it was announced on
February 11.
i
Feb.
Co? Chicago, 111., in
with
paid
any
States
46#
Sunray's crude oil production for 1953, ab
within 100,000 barrels of the production iif
held its production up despite strict proration
and encroaching imports of foreign oil an the domestic markets by
a
continuous
exploration and lease development program which In¬
creased the company's over-all reserves of crude oil and natural gas,
according to C. H. Wright, Chairman, and W. C. Whaley, President.
It
Irving
connection
M.
$2,800,000, payable $735,000 on closing and
■$2,065,000- over a period of years according to a formula under
which
there would be paid a minimum of
$200,000 each year, plus one-half
of
the
combined
net
earnings of Ford Hopkins Co. and Stineway
Federal
1
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Bids March
In
been
on
share
the Colorado
both
United
and
$1,829,789,000.
25,500,000
in
Financing
stock
name
1953—
per
greater
generation
on
Sun
of
insurance
more
income
W.
616.
p.
force,
of
expanding on
Goldhar
10 approved a proposal to increase the
(par $ij from 2,315,000 to 3,000,000 shares
the corporation to Generar Stores
Corp
The stockholders also approved the sale of
300,000 shares of common
«tfck to A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc; of Chicago at $1.37'/2 per share. The
proceeds from this sale will be used in connection with the
proposed
acquisition of substantially all of the. stock of Ford
Hopkins Co.
operators of a chain of 55 drug stores in the midwest.
The total
authorized
and
said
the
in
in
was
to
Earns,
1954-1955.
requirements in 1953 compared with 31# in 1952. The increase
steam
generation was caused primarily by the 1953 low average
Name Changed.—
—
$3.21
substantial
a
life
of
Sunray Oil Corp.—Net Earnings Up 11%—
far
the
was
cost
727.
p.
energy
bar¬
working interest in this property.
Kenweli Oils
working Interest.—V. 179, p. 520.
Schulte, Inc.
become
the south¬
35#
a
will
1952.
year
Income
resulted
said.
«
retire bank
and which
to
the
preliminary operating results for 1953, W. C.
of
with
Mullendore
Mr.
The
permeability
water drive,
part,
balance
the largest recorded by
almost
by
reported that gross revenue amounted to $141,increase of $14,239,651 or 11# over 1952.
Net income was
1, ,1953.
The
ern
and
With SEC—
purposes
the
in
States
959,000,
for use in the company's continuing con¬
property additions are estimated at $124,-
Gross
compared
the
for
in
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—Purchases 4 Texas Wells—
Sapphire
as
net
for
9.
p.
and
reduction
Calendar Year—
a
decrease of $2,098,505 or 9 "k
under the year 1952.
charges including provision for dividends on all classes of
and preference stocks, -Income is equivalent to $2;56 per
6,285,303 shares of common stock outstanding at Dec. 31,
on
1953
wall),
Iriultiwall
bags;
printing,
publication
and
converting
papers;
bag
manufacturing and filling machinery; and St. Regis Panelyte, a plastic
laminate.
available
in
used,
construction
$20,000,000);
out¬
another
policyholders and their beneficiaries since the first
United States policy was issued now amount to $919,188,000.
Sun Life assets increased during the year by $86,914,000 and now
United
7
York.
near
Its principal products are containers, sheets (single
single face rolls and inner packing, with containers
representing the major portion of its sales.
St.
Regis
Paper Co.
manufactures
kraft
pulp, paper and board;
double
will be
for
borrowings
exceed
be
to
by
secured
beneficiaries
President,
an
all
preferred
snipping purposes.
and
March 3 for 286,436
on
the basis of one
■
proved
1953
worldwide organization.
year,
dividends to policyholders
This
increased.
business
$87,431,000
(with an-ovsewttbucrtption privilege).
" ""
that
9
consecutive
fifth
be
was
was
its
$21,872,010,
water
Superior Paper Products Co.
sylvania,
It
contained
as
to
announcement
an
After
each
$4.50)
(par
record
of
filed a registration statement with the SEC
its $25 par common stock; to be offered
Earned $2.56 a Share in
In
son
on
of
779,000 for the two-year period,
Mullendore,
Pittsburgh)
8
financing
the
funds
$26,175,833
St. Regis Paper Co.—Registers With SEC—
for
before
or
on
stock
Feb.
Canadian company, and much of
the Sun Life has 30# of
entire assets invested. Included
in this new business figure is $170,778,000 ofgroup insurance, repre¬
senting an increase of more than $5,000,000.
The
total payments to policyholders,
beneficiaries and annuitants
since the company issued its first policy in 1871 now stand; at $2,728,999,000.
Of this amount. $125,057,000 was paid during 1953, an
increase of $6,139,000 over the previous year.
Of the total for 1953,
it
amount
stockholders
common
'
shares
(representing
estimated
are
The. company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 3,
1954, covering 93,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
in exchange for common stock of
Superior Paper Products Co. (Robin¬
«tock
to
subscribe
common
Feb.
on
C00,000
struction
$3,062,525
near
been
to
public
Net
$696,738
Township,
have
Petroleum,
8.
616.
p.
loans
207.
p.
Feb.
according
on
paid in 1953, and an increase of more than 50# over 1949.
New business purchased from the company amounted to $576,946,000.
price will be determined shortly before the offering is
179,
$6,535,816 $72,642,756 $73,589,975
3,473,291
46,466,923
41,009,447
income..—
oper.
179,
Venezuelan
of
on
minority stock¬
possible acquisition
concerning
sale through an underwriting group headed by The First
Boston Corporation and Dean Witter & Co.
The public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
op.
ry.
Co.
offer
to
to
of
treasury
from
rev.
this corporation, and
taken,
being
plans
company
covering
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
the
announced
This
Southern California Edison Co.—Registers
$121,529,826 $115,348,790
—__
End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Railway
of
Petroleum
announced
was
was
company
17
additional
1953
520.
Louis
Mi¬
2296.
p.
for
Period
above.
Sinclair management,
because of the wide divergence in viewpoints as to relative values, and
with
"regret over our inability to agree."
Sinclair'managment also
expressed its willingness in the future to listen to any new approach
from
Venezuelan Petroleum Co;
stockholders interested
in
achieving
the corporate simplification which
was under consideration.—V.
178,
made.—V.
1954
sales
p.
Inc.,
announced
will
Net
Canadian sales
179,
officials
ownership
full
of
it
action
The subscription
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
4 Weeks Ended Jan. 30—
—V.
Pittsfield,
new..sliare. 1 otaeacli 40 shares held
«r
Domestic
of
Corp.—Terminates Discussions With
Venezuelan
of
terminated,
5,641,359
453,352
207.
p.
Oil
Co.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Rights—
5,658,875
413,641
income...
oper.
Loan
$15,262,537
George W. Bourke, President, at the company's
83rd
annual
meeting held
on
Feb.
9.
These dividends,
payabl*
through 1954, will amount to $24,500,000, $2,500,000 more thaxv was
101,172
5,068,716
railway
Deficit.—V.
*47,889
*75,316
Federal
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$378,104 $13,953,107
$837,668
208.
p.
was
was
nority Stockholders of Subsidiary—
*
From Jan. .1—
Cross
Sec
1,037,583
Sales Declined—
1954—Month—1953
throughout the company's
For
$3,540,933
$3.30
________
stock.
common
1952,
property,
OQO
of
stock
$4,346,515
1,317,000
applicable to common
shares
outstanding
*515,825
208.
p.
standing year for this company, with a record amount of new business
Life
Signature Loan Co., Inc.—Proposed New Name—
$4,578,516
179,
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—1953 Another Out¬
1,869,659
$5,439,515
2,911,141
^03,1^3
*271,124
standing Year—Had Record New Business—
sold
1572.
p.
3,595,832
364,978
sales
—V.
$25)
(par
3,702,156
361,288
*369,290
*376,184
income
oper.
Period End. Jan. 31—
the SEC
letter of notification with
a
cumulative
3,436,555
340,886
'
railway
railway
Net
offered at $25.50
be
$26*'*/b
9.919
-37,897
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—January
207.
p.
1951
$303,916
21,628
*31,031
income
oper.
from
Net
$179,061,807 $205,483,356 $3,120,425,734 $3,068,894,291
179,
covering
Gross
ry.
FromJan.l—
Gross
Sales Fall Off—
Securities Acceptance Corp., Omaha, Neb.—Files—
36,585,415
$6,270,301
144,952
taxes
38.723,587
$7,055,154
and
expenses
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
Sears Roebuck & Co.—January
1952
$316,243
*1,925
*62,678
railway
railway
from
Net
Per. End. Jan. 31—
Years
Net
*95|L-
1953
from
Gross
com¬
dispatch an aircraft on this aerial pipeline
outbreak of Korean hostilities in 1950.—V. 179,
to
207.
p.
—V.
Electric Corp.—Earnings Higher—
&
first
the
being
Airlift,
Pacific
the
on
operator
after
operate
$263,493
7,573
*48,978
December—
a
to
above.—V. 179, p. 108.
Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid Transit
crossings.
ocean
for
necessity
Sales
Rochester Gas
Other
of
reepmmended
(Indiana)—Proposed Merger-
Standard Oil Co.
airline
this pioneer transatlantic all-freight
year
15, 1954
Monday, February
.
see Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co.
day.
the end
mercial
logged 8,290,727 revenue flight miles in 41,904
achieving a fleet utilization average of 12.3
fleet
1953,
convenience
2438.
p.
Airtrader
hours
reduction
in
.
.
Steep Rock Trotr Mines, Lid.—Bonds' Change Hands—
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has sold its
holdings of $4,3.00,000 -in the company'®-first mortgage
4%
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1960, to Dominion Securities
Corp., Ltd., and A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., of Toronto,
Canada, at par.—V. 173, p. 1881.
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ,ry.
1953
railway
railway
oper.
$11,707,875
:___
income
3,259,184
1,076,166
1952
-
1951
1950
$13,022,ll9 $11,212,809 $11,464,270
3,394,063
1,258,581
3,027,764
2,277,282
2,588,561
1,374,107
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
179,
railway
railway
oper.
p.
income
208.
145,958,316 148,500,153 138,649,414 128.033,105
42,030,693
12,214,291
43,135,768
13,587,244
34,353,358
11,179,485
34,551,922
12,976,913
Volume 179
Texas &
Number 5299
Pacific
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
United
1953—Month—1952
to
1953—12 Mos.—1952
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$6,787,041
$7,704,143
Railway
oper.
expenses
5,103,885
4,749,756
States
Made
Spring & Bumper Co.—Exchange Offer
to
Stockholders—
See Rheeni Manufacturing Co.
56,703,864
above.—V.
177, p. 986.
from
revenue
ry.
operations
Net
17B-,
$1,683,156
$2,954,387
$26,916,989
$26,921,652
965,946
1,597,456
12,531,029
13,327,936
income.—
oper.
ry.
—V.
10.
p.
Utah Power &
This
have
I
Textileather Corp.—May Be
Tire
General
See
,
Rubber
&
Co.
Acquired—
until
above.—V.
171,
(a)
held
July
This
corporation
covering
Feb.
on
registration
the
978,342,outstanding
Co.
the
stock
of
privilege
the
on
share
a
the
of
The
of
stock
common
such
stock
share
a
of
of
American
share
preferred
American
of
and
V2
of
deposit
subject
is
than
their
to
condition
expres^
shares
the
of
acceptance
in
waive
of
American
the
offer,
the
further states: "The textile division o£ the corpo¬
engaged principally in producing cloth made from
prospectus
is
(Textron)
nylon
other
and
fibres while the
production of American Woolen Company consists of woolen, worsted
and
blended
fabrics.'
The
combination
of
these two complementary
businesses
will
provide
a
complete
and
diversified
line
of
textile
fabrics,
should
and
Corporation
would
continue
present
to
and
of
It
number
classes
plants
of
are
Woolen
the
exchange
shares
same
as
arrangements
kind have
any
of
amount
Western
note
new
a
of
be
Colorado
of
stock
its
1955,
maturing
will
the
by
179,
$20
from
funds
for
Power,
received,
so
financing
of
for
of
is
offer
of
stock
the
American
its
Woolen
Net
have
been
been
from
ry.
<
will
or
be
expiration <jlate of the offer on any stock of American Woolen
regular dividends on its preferred stocks.—V. 179, p. 442.
except
for
1952
1951
C.
A.
Corp., Grand Junction, Colo.—
Stock Offered—Tellier &
G.
Becker & Co. Inc
Blunt Ellis & Simmons——
Boettcher
Alex.
ry.
used
proceeds
for
to be used
are
to
expenses,
surveys
Gross
1953
from
Net
ry.
14,713
Edward
28,479
52,928
10,485
19,138
—V.
1,331,826
1,566,865
1,419,902
*24,042
76,263
*9,980
W.
E.
railway—.
railway——
$878,571
96,653
576,374
*45,468
7.117,607
6.681,281
179,
2,827,498
2,524,847
Sinclair
871,271
782,214
1,221,983
Hick¬
1,000'
I.
Smith, Moore & Co
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Stix
1,000
White, Weld & Co
3.500
O.
5,000
Dean
M,
Simon
&
&
Co.-
Co
1,000
3,500
Inc.
5,OOq
2,000
—,
9,000
D.
&
Co
Jones
—
&
Co.—
H.
Wibbing & Co.—
Witter
&
1,000
Co
3,500
—
179, p. 521.
*64.224
Warner & Swasey Co.—Announces New Machines—
A
Corp.
income.:
above.—V.
178,
Total
Minority
inc.
Fed.
before
taxes
State
Coke Co.—Earnings—
—V.
profit
219,605
694,114
621,658
an
$47,309
$119,709
$258,328
$434,213
178,
lathes
"
announced
was
follow
but
of
range
for
70
years.
be
over
line
new
ready for delivery during the year.
be continued.*
will
models
will
Production
52,000
87,254
8,000
13,213
has placed privately with the Prudential Insurance Co.
promissory notes due Dec. 1, 1969, under
company
on
—-
income
this
field
The
$1,055,871
(est.)
after
turret
Private Placement—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$952,442
(est.)
ir.c.
on
lathes,
in
present
$339,314
.
inc.
on
taxes
type
9.
in size the company's present
1A, 2A, 3A
incorporate important design changes.
Turret
four sizes have for years constituted a major
portion of the company's business. - It has been a leading
producer in
226,754
taxes
duty saddle
Feb.
machines
new
4A
lathes
$274,063
.
expenses—;—___
Net
heavy
on
2097.
p.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
„
of
line
new
by this company
this
Oil
Period End. Dec. 31--
Total
of America
taxes
(est.)
$198,328
$2,000,000 of 4 V4 %
agreement dated
Dec. 30, 1953, and has borrowed from the National
City Bank of Cleveland and the Cleveland Trust Co. $500,000 each
3'/2% notes to mature from Dec. 30, 1.955 to 1958, inclusive.
The
proceeds
corporate
be
to
are
purposes.—V.
used
179,
retire
to
bank
loans
and
for
general
521.
p.
•.'*
•
•.
"
1.
$333,745
i
1822.
p.
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
ry,
Operating
1953
from
railwayrailway
from
2,815,007
945,231
5,000
Bemet &
*64,694
109.
p.
Virginia Iron, Coal &
6,021,430
3,049,881
Richter Co
man
*96,691
.
1951
$3,581,165
$4,239,815
784,804
1,499,569
1,580,658
$3,243,845
1,512,394
650,483
779,734
708,261
railway
railway
37,916,624
44.054,851
47,410,451
33,213,159
12,071,083
16,514,274
19,205,349
13,173,245
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
179,
7,374,444
8,492,949
9,028,374
8,708,449
208.
p.
12,075,220
13,813,060
$9,227,073
$4,983,37*
841,821
Net
operating
Other
income
Gross
from
from
taxes—.
'
1952
$18,796,443 '
$21,352,293
—
and
1950
$2,914,093
income—
oper.
1952
expenses
1953
revenues
Operating
Net
revenues
—
(net)--
—
40,176
and
income
taxes
$5,009,036
2,708,039
888,945
6,609,210
other
4,120,091
-
deductions
before
25,662
$9,317,249
-
income
Interest
282,766
7,803,781
—
9,000
•
—_
Hutton
The
Net
$461,555
$707,184
Gardner
*80,873
-
income
of
Net
*3,557
$574,738
145,552
49,068
income—
oper.
2,000
5,000
&
1,473,351
91,390
1,000
—
Reinholdt
2.000
Corp.-
$142,916
Christen-
&
3,500
Forgan & Co
16,122
Stockholders Terminated—
1950
1951
Writer
5.000
2,000
First Cleveland
The
Gross
301,418
railway
railway
from
Net
1952
Sons
Brothers
$195,133
From Jan. 1—
December—
&
Corp.-
61,700
1,000T
15,000'
1.000
Securities
Glore,
3.50Q
—-—
Inc
sen,
Schneider,
Edwards
2,0d0
Inc.—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
Scherck,
G.
Co.,
2,000
3,500
and
Net
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Peters,
3,500
Sons—
1,000
income—
oper.
Net
2097.
p.
Co
1,000
$206,371
December—
for drilling
pay
178,
9,000
Co
&
&
&
,
3,500
Norton & Co.—
50,100
-
Venezuelan Petroleum Co.—Discussions With
Co., Jersey City, N. J., on Feb. 4
(par 1 cent) at
working capital.—V.
common"
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
3,500
Burnham and Co
1
"Deficit.—V.
15 cents per share "as a speculation."
The net
and
Brown
$144,253
railway.
from
Net
offered 2,000,000 shares of common stock
and
the under¬
to
severally agreed
unissued
Shares
Kalman
Loewi
27,000
Company,
3,500
•1
States Uranium
and
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
1950
but
below:
name
H. Walker & Co
A.
The
;
to sell
authorized
of
From Jan. 1—
Net
Three
opposite its
G.
Hill
oper.
Net
through
1954
in
made
corporation has agreed
and each of the underwriters has
the number of shares
Allyn
of
1954.
Shares
A.
1953
railway.—
dividend
outstanding following
1954 to stockholders of
19,
Cooley & Co.—„1—;
Ry.—Earnings—
cash
a
be
to
the
of
or
set
stock
March
con¬
than
current
49.
p.
Gross from
for
statement
proxy
purchase,
declared
have
common
payable
Blytli & Co., Inc
which
that
provision
to
Collin,
other
its
more
during the
$1,000,000,
Colorado.
Western
the
end¬
thereof.
value
par
Utah
than
more
notes,
use
11-month
during the period
Utah Power, of not
by
at
of not
issued
program.—V.
from
be
Col¬
by Western
$1,000,000
3,
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
Western
of
Colorado
purchase
common
31,
will
December—
Cross
it
Jan. 29, 1954, and that
will be made fojr the
purchase, redemption, issue or retirement of, or any change in, any
such stock or any securities of American Woolen from Oct. 31,
1953,
through the expiration date of the offer. Further, that no dividends or
of
notes
March
directors
on
will
It
writers named below,
Equitable
for
distributions
issuance
the
the
and
of
March
notes
Utah
See
the
in
or
11-month
per¬
no
Co.
contemplates the replacement of the
Woolen Co. with new and efficient
specified
commitments
no
given interested
thereon:
financing.
record
Co.,
inter¬
American
of
outstanding
remains
in
Power
has
hearing
a
of
Colorado
the
If
there
Co.
American
special meeting of stockholders called
the
companies.
Woolen
of
request
Borrowings by Western Colorado
struction
directors."
other conditions to
Among
both
to
American
the
of
operate.
management
executives
all
control
which
to
as
synthetic
advantageous
prove
obtains
plans
present
the
acetate,
rayon,
Commission
$1,000,000
sale by
1955,
shares
refinancing
Net
condition.
this
to
Western
authorizing the following
Woolen
the
to
780,000
stock
right
the
reserving
also
less
not
the
Power
and
31,
Western
Woolen
Tex(ron's
of
shares
for
Textron
each
for
common
each." It
days
holders
company
cotton,
of
of
The
order
an
share
per
Inc.
ending
11-month
offer
common
ration
1/5
of
Textron
30
of
the
Woolen
shares
exchanging
and
1954,
Utah
20,000
(c)
for
1959.
DIVIDEND—The
cents
this
1963.
March
period
expires at 3 P. M. March 22, 1954, subject to
of Textron to extend the expiration date for two successive
right
that
of
basis
The
common.
periods
8
of
$100
1
24.
Issuance
than
filed a registration statement with the
195,668^5 shares of 4%
preferred stock
pari and 489,171 shares of common stock (50c par).
According to the prospectus, Tqxtron proposes to offer to holders of
SEC
its subsidiary,
SEC
by Utah Power through
to
1,
(bt
ing
Stockholders—
series L
Feb.
Colorado
Textron Incorporated—Files Offer to American Woolen
the
Refinancing
orado
1186.
p.
to
transactions;
company
sons
Light Co.—Investment in Subsidiary—
and
company
applied
31,
CASH
50
Net
13
Sept. 30 of each year, the first such installment being due and payable
Sept. 30, 1954, and the last such semi-annual payment maturing 0x1
March
$86,485,104 $83,625,516
59,568,115
Be
(721)
(net)——-
adjustment
Federal
for
Federal
income
erated
taxes
deferred
amortization ot
due
.
inc.
deferred
accel¬
to
certain lacilities—
l'
2,347,941
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
railwayNet from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
*
Deficit.—V.
179,
»
^
Arthur
Balance
RR.—Reports Record Gross Income—
K.
1953,
year
the
208.
p.
Wabash
Atkinson,
stated
President,
in
the
that
revenues
gross
releasing
income
tDividends
results
for
$1-22,210,124.
were
Ujigawa
Electric Power Co., Ltd.
(Ujigawa Denki
Kaisha), Japan—Partial Redemption—
Kabushiki
Holders
extended)
amount
March
15,
the
bonds,
1954.
office
178,
of
7%
mortgage
March
of
15,
the
at
—V.
first
of
1955,
sinking
being
are
have
been
Redemption at par and
the
fiscal agent,
fund
gold
notified
drawn
bonds,
that
due
$53,000
is
highest figure in the history of the company, being $6,325,383, or
in excess of 1952, the previous high year.
Carloads increased
Higher labor and material costs caused an increase of 4.82%
accrued
The National City Bank of New York.
954.
p.
operating
Net
income
of
of
per
$1.36
Total
1
as
Union
$1,308,000
share
revenues
compared
exceeded
by
the
of
preliminary
to
increase
of
of
with
System
1952
stock,
1952.
This
Of
and
the
first
increase,
Passenger
Mail
13c
revenues
accounted
was
Electric
to
for
Energv.
Inc.
to meet- that company's commitments to the Atomic
Energy Commission
during construction of the p^wer piant at Jooo
it
Anotner $1.2>0.0t)0
,
the
of
increase
authorized
increase
in
revenues
during tne
o*
1952.—V.
over
the
.
higher
rate
schedules
these two factors the revenae
rvctusn-e
year,
about 6V0
was
from
come
178.
p.
2620.
Unique Products, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
on
Feb.
filed
1
a
letter of notification
cumuaitive
perferred stock
to
the
with
be
3EC
offered
at
($100
par
used
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
purchase equipment and for advertising and general expenses.
to
resulted
and
in
revenues
1952:
1952
177,
2574.
p.
J.
C.
share.
72.65
73.09
20,467,966
19,254,455
11,061,984
11,192,397
!
—
further
diesei
stated
locomotives
that
and
during
866
the
the
cars.—V.
freight
year
179,
company
p.
616.
which
17 to
stockholders of record Feb. 8,
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
electronic
research
Factoring
project
for
U. S. Relay Co., one of only
has
Co.
Boeing
approved
Aircra.t
a
budget
be
to
carried
an
the
four major relay companies in the country.
Wi sh., has requested U. S. Relay to take
Boeing Aircraft in Seattle,
electronic
an
on
unit
that
vibration
will
to
relay
development
operate
keep
under
with
up
project to evolve
extremely rigid conditions
the
advancements
In
to
be
received
of
Fox,
to
search
ation
head
Fox,
set
aside
this
of
of
of
S.
Relay,
portion
a
new
U.
of
has
their
corporation
two
smaller,
would
and
U.
U.
the
relay,
S.
already
the
stronger
withstand
Relay is
3315
facilities
all-important relay
ahead
years
sole
any
of
than
so
with
to
vitalto
his
brother,
devpte
the
to
Hal
the
successful
of
major
that
supply
circuits
for
in
in
U.
S.
needed
needed
re¬
oper¬
high
the
Relay's present product
today and was
lighter,
at
the
frequency
United
present
time
operation.
States
for
the
and
the
announcement
S.
U.-S.
A.
N.
added.
Relay has developed a unit to replace the present A and N ap¬
proved relays for the F 100 and F 101.
Firestone, North American, Lockheed, Glenn L. Martin, Boeing, Douglias, Westinghouse. and Gilfillan are among U. S. Relay's clients.
Electric
incorporated
was
re-incorporation
of
the
Manufacturing
in
Delaware
July
on
outstanding shares of
changed into 2,342,411/ shares
common
of
com¬
value, the aggregate stated value of the
remaining unchanged.
tAll outstanding shares of
179,
has
stock
called
were
for
redemption
effective;
442.
p.
interested
The
White
Star
$100
is
the
to
primarily
directed
Md.,
Lines,
Feb
capital
with
the
subsidiary,
Inc.,
18,
to
Holdings—
SEC
all
for
request
shares
outstanding
has given
hearing thereon.
a
(100% )
Potomac
transfer
the
the
of
the Commission
and
1954, to
of 2,100
transferred
of
and
as
of
common
for
con-"
a
Potomac.
of
application,
White
operates
Star
motor
vehicles
the transportation of passengers.
These activities are
supervised from the office of Potomac in Hagerstown,
for
and
together
owned
its
consisting
be
to
the
to
Star
stock,
par,
proposal
a
Co.,
until
persons
White
stock,
filed
Edison
capital stock of
The
with
subsidiary
Blue
Potomac,
of
sidiary of
West Penn,
the
of
as
Ridge
and
unified
n
Transportation
Penn
Bus
Co.,
a
coordinated
and
Co.,
50'%
bus
a
wholly-
owned
system
sub¬
under
"Blue
Ridge Lines."
Transfer of the White Star stock
to Potomac is expected to result in further simplification of the corpo¬
rate
and
operating relationships of the West Penn holding-company
name
and
Ridge
stock
is
will
facilitate the sale of the properties of White Star, '
Penn Bus Co. (The remaining 50% of the Penp Bus
by Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc.)—V. 179, tp. 49.
and
owned
formerly conducted
incorporated under the lows
Co.
by
from
Gross
Net
from
of
1891.
Originally
corporation
C.
soon
and
and
founded
ry.
brake
fractional
systems
entered
the
brakes
and
motive
into
the
field
of
of
electric
motors,
transformers,
the
power
controls
30,
1953,
transformers, hydraulic-electric bridgefor
industrial
equipment.
In
1912
it
field
automotive
and
cash
of
was
as
and
now
ance
sold,
effected
and
are
sale
as
is
*Five-year
an
important
estate
Common
19,
1953
"These
in
the
of
such
form
of
150,000
fractional
representing
stockholders
with
the
a
in
stock
2%
50%
shares
lieu
stock
of
of
factor
in
the
FINANCING
shares
issuance
dividend:
<b)
dividend;
common
723,469
1,287,883
59,244,506
56,244,555
55,746,946
49,348,11*
19,262,848
17,447,559
7,101,893
19,780,166
7,728,590
18,000,075
8,526,036
railway—
railway-
_
income—
oper.
Western Ry. of
from
Net
from
Net
9,493,063
Alabama—Earnings
ry.
.*
$419,807
$412,857
$430,499 '
109,106
100,098
107,613
62,939
55,772
67,954
179,389
37.G43-
4,806,389
4,712,172
4,585,764
4,362,864
1,164,706
1,085,681
1,048,861
1,055,814
558,375
490,704
393,391
432,553
railwayJ
Income.
oper.
1950
1951
1952
1953
$403,229
railway-
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
railway-
railway
income—
oper.
179,
p.
208.
•
split-up
the issu¬
be
to
•
notes
by
to
banks
various
presently
bear
interest
value)
at
rate
the propqsed issue of
17,500 shares of common
$1)
(par
■
$7,000,000
$5,000,000
Whitehall Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased
of
3",2%
Sharply—
As of Dec. 31—
1353
1952
$4,893,349
$2,693,579
600,000
per
payable in semi-annual installments of $500,000 each
"Total
944,346 shs.
1,000.000 shs.
the
offering price of
is $12.50 per share (not $17.50 per share as incorrectly '
reported in our issue of Feb. 8). Fitch, North & Co., Kansas City, Mo.,\
will act as underwriter.—V. 179, p. 616.
real
885,000
par
The
stock
Outstanding
—-
($15
at $12.50 per Share—
Whitaker Cable Corp.—Stock
which
fractional
(C)
and
<
for
of
stock
a
stock
■
secured
mortgages
notes
1,554,180
637,596
December—
Gross
(including sale by tire corporation of 1,737
stock
the
to
installment
stock
392,225
179, p. 49.
Net
PRESENT
TO
follows;
payable
from
ry.
Net
EFFECT
Authorized
Notes
671,525
income—
and
shares in connection
to be
equipment
GIVING
common
paid
2,209,891
long-term debt of the corporation as of Nov.
adjusted to'give effect to: (a) a 2% stock dividend
Dec.
on
its
$5,044,403
industrial
produces
hydraulic and air
products and acts as a distributor of certain auto¬
by others.
The sale of replacement parts for
capitalization
distributed
1950
$4,941,332
railway——
oper.
Net
—V.
made
.CAPITALIZATION
The
1951
1952
$4,999,825
1,867,453
from
Gross
equipment.
It now builds a broad line of
motors, including single-phase and polyphase,
integral horsepower ratings and hermeti¬
also
and
related
and
$4,162,249
and
automotive
products
manufacturer
Co.—Earnings—
1953
railway-
electrical
electric
C.
small
a
expanded
other
D.
both
as
RR.
From Jan. 1—
Net
Missouri in
Pacific
Western
December—
28,
business
aircraft.
Relay Co. anticipates over a $2,000,000 gross this year and ha$
one "of the finest electronic production and
assembly plants oni
Ccast,
a
Wagner
shares
anything
anything
requirement
source
used in
as
corporation's business.
high
speed aircraft.
Hughes Aircraft recently reported,
was
agreed,
-
2,541,800
were
preferred
Potomac
Net
BUSINESS—Corporation
1922,
electrical
aircraft
•
par
shares
company
The
Blue
the
corporate purposes, including payment of current
shortterm bank
borrowings (which were used for carrying inventories and
receivables), the carrying of increased inventories and receivables
resulting from the growth of the business, and plant and
equipment
and
heat
development.
Louis
to
system
1954.
by
the sale of the shares of common stock now
offered will initially
to the general funds of. the
corporation and will be available
new
brand
a
supersonic
$1.67
2,-
on
West Penn Electric Co.—Transfer of
This
general
cally sealed motors;
by
(based
added
for
with
for
the
value
1953.—V.
24,
tribution
This represents stock after the
50% stock divi¬
was
declared
by the directors, payable
dend
motors
(Calif.)—Awarded New Contract—
Copeland
$1.77
share
5,157,499
84,700,594
—
—
27
1952,
par
without
cumulative
2,230,897
115,884,741
88,784,197
—
Wagner Electric Corp.—Stock Offered—Ai nationwide
syndicate of underwriters headed by G. H. Walker & Co.,
of St. Louis and New
York, on Feb. 10 publicly offered
150,000 shares of common stock (par $15) at $36 per
A.
The
210,000
$3,910,09-1
—
23,
without
.stock
July
2,331,653
—
ratio
Atkinson
$6
$
1
122,210,124
-
expenses.--
income
July
stock
According
be
122,500
101,735,453
5,117,678
-
operating
from
$4,120,091
$4,138,769
dividends—"—
common
common
shares)
outstanding
replacement and additions.
Printers & Publishers (Inc.)—Private Financ¬
Arranged—Under separate agreements negotiated
by A. C. Allyn & Co., certain institutions have agreed to
purchase $925,000 notes due March 10, 1960, and $2,575,000 notes, due March 10, 1970, over a
specified period
U. S. Relay Co.
per
342,411
*On
mon
:
_
revenues—
Mr.
decrease
a
with
1953
1953
operating
acquired
United
ing
of time.—V.
"Earnings
for
•
107,718,138
revenues
Feb.
covering 500 shares of 6'/
applicable to $6 preferred stock
Balance •available
per
which
in
year
Net
an
was
earnings
share.
of $11,778,000 or 13'/;
of
$5,370,000
hours
$16,194,000,
This
9.
1952,
of income results for
Railway operating income
represented
increase
increase
kilowatt
was
Feb.
011
net,
an
an
was
the
700.000,009
1953
for
released
over
$102,o38,000,
were
nearly
Electric
figures
common
$100,000,000.
sales
Missouri—Earnings Higher—
9%
or
with
1.17%.
or
revenues
Operating
according
compared
$130,413,
comparison
$
Total
Co. of
of
a
Calendar Year—
Freight
Total
Union Electric
expenses,
income
net
Following is
(as
for redemption on
interest will be made
$4,261,269
.
principal
lot
by
in
in
income——,
the
This
5.46%,
2.33'/
net
of
Net
annum
on
and
March 31
asset
"The
are
and
net
in
June,
value
rise
.
,
assets
in
-
$18.94
share--.
per
1953
1952.—V.
1
reflected
179,
1
p.
442.
the
merger
of
Howe
Plan
S19.6V
Fund,
Inc.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(722)
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
table
in
which
Erie
dividends
the
all
Then
show
we
follow with
Allen
(R.
&
Allied
Business
Co.
(Louis)
Co.
American
5%
prefererd
Box
American
American
Extra
7%
_
Americ
2
4-
1
American
(quar.)
Inc., common
40c
_
__
Co.
50c
ZZZZ
American
Paper Goods
Co;,
preferred
7%
preferred
preferred
7%
Service
$3
Vitrified
American
2-
3-
3-
;^_Z_
class
A
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
$3
<quar.)__Z.
Co.
6-15
$1.75
<irreg.)_
Products
3-15
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
(J.
H.)
Hardware,
Ltd.,
common
A
115c
_
(quar.)__
tic preferred (quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-19
4
Aunor Gold
J
A
Cass
A
Basic
Inc.,
H.)
common
Steel
Belding-Corticelli,
7%
preferred
&
Bird
&
Son,
5%
Broderick &
Bullock's,
Ltd.,
3-
1
2-19
20c
40c
common
2
1
U5c
4-
1
1
3-
(quar. i
$1.25
B
A
(s-a»
General
Class A
•
Electric
Co.,
Machine,
Ltd.,
1$2
127 V2C
Z__ ~
___
Corp., Ltd.,
1
4-
1
2-26
Class
B
Carlisle
(quar.)
Corp.
Carthage
Central
4v2%
preferred
.Central
Illinois
5 % %
Class
B
class
Chicago,
Series
A
Rock
Common
3-26
3-
4-
3-18
3-18
A
3-
5
2-20
3-
5
2-20
$1
3-
5
2-20
6%
3-12
2-20
50c
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
Co.,
com.
3-31
3-12
Equ.pment Co.,
3-31
3-12
3-
5
2-24
3-
1
2-18
3-
SI
1
2-18
75 c
3-10
2-21
Z_Z
common
$1.25
3-15
2-24
.jZZZZZZZZ
25c
3-
2-19
(quar.)
iquar.)
Claussncr
Hosiery Co. (quar.)
'..a Broadcasting
System,
Cla.i
A
B
(quar.)____;
40c
Ccmbi.ied Locks Paper,
Z
class
A
(quar.)_
5
2-19
3-
5
2-19
35c
_
3-
40c
__ZZZ
3-
1
2-10
Consolidated Water & Paper Co.—
Incr
used
quarterly
(_
•_
Paper Box Co., Ltd., com. (quar )
C Ji'iugatecl
5V
preferred
Crossct Co.,
CI
B
s;
35c
ciass A
3.75%
preferred
3.,5%
preferred
3X0%
B
preferred
Delaware
Detroit
A
&
Aixa.1
Co.,
RR.
iquar.i
5%
common
_
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Corset
1
2-15
2-20
40c
4-15
3-19
3-15
3-
3-20
3-10
3-
5
2-20
3-15
2-20
20c
37'Ac
,_ZZ_
Z
Z
Z
ZZ
&
3-
5
l'Ac
Z
_
"(quar.)
iquar.)
Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion
3-
3-
50c
ZZ
Coip., common
preferred
(qtar.)
4%
3-20
9 7'Ac
Dictaphone
Dominion
4-15
93 %c
iquar.)
preferred
4-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.__
4.40%
1
5-
9
93%c
Detroit
Diamond
2-12
5-
37'Ac
(quar.)
Brock
Co.
2-12
1
10c
(quar.)
Bound
Eaison
1
3-
10c
Z
~
iquar.)
iquar.)
2-
3-
1$1.25
Cumingham Drug Stores, Inc. ("quarJZZZZZZ
Da^tcn Power & Lignt Co., com. (quar.)
$1.10
2-13
1
_
Co., Ltd.
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment
75c
3-
2
2-19
$1
3-
2
2-19
+$1.25
3-
1
2-15
120c
Corp.,
4-
Ltd.—
_
,
1
3-15
2-26
2-16
25c
3-12
2-19
50c
_
Plastics
Eastern
Eastern
Empire
&
Chemicals,
Sugar
Associates,
Theatres, Ltd
District
Electric
Inc.
$2
3-19
3-
11c
(quar.)___
pfd.
(quar.)
Endicott
4%
Johnson
preferred
Equitable
Fire
Corp.,
Co.
common
(Charleston,
Semi-annual
Extra
2-27
2-19
35c
(quar.).
3-15
3-
1
50c
2-24
2-15
40c
4-
1
3-18
$1
New
S.
C.|-
•
dividend
a
4-
1
3-18
1
3-19
3-10
3-
1
2-24
2-15
$1
B
2-18
5-
1
Tudor
3-12
1
4-30
Union
1
2-18
United
4-10
3-31
2-19
3-15
3-
1
Gypsum
Rubber
pfd.
1st
2-19
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd
2-19
Weingarten
2-25
1
New
3-
3-10
3-
2-26
2-11
2-28
2-19
5%
1
5%
Welex
3-15
3-
2-27
2-15
3-15
West
2-26
3-10
25c
common
3-
3-15
Air
Gas
&
2-15
2-27
2-11
Wisconsin
3-
2-
Wisconsin
2-10
50c
4-
1
3-15
3Uc
Co.,
common
3-
1
2-±0
3
5%
Co.
A
45c
dends
4-
1
3-
1
2-
1
2-
4
4
1
2-
5
2-19
2-28
2-18
33-
dividend
Stock
Acadia-Atlantic
3-15
2-15
2-
4-15
3-22
4-
3-
8
A (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Acme Wire Co. (quar.)
Advisers Fund, Inc.-
5%
1
1
Co. (quar.)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.i
Air Associates, Inc., 6%
preferred (accum.)
3-10
2-26
3-10
2-26
3-
4
2-20
3-12
2-26
4.50%
4-
3-15
Aircraft
Airfleets,
$L50
preferred
25c
Electric
Prentice-Hall,
Service
of
preferred
preferred
Purina
3%%
2-15
2-
4
Reliance
20c
2-15
2-
4
3V2%
preferred
Mfg.
Co.,
4-15
3-31
5
——
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
prior
(quar.)
Alan
5%
Alexander
3-
5
2-19
All
3-31
3-19
Hamilton
Institute
American
Engineering
Alliance Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Allied
Co.
(initial)
Chemical &
-1___
$1
4-
1
3-15
Allied
4-
1
3-15
Allied
Kid
J20c
4-
1
3-
f38c
4-
1
J25c
50c
4-
Dye Corp. (quar.)
Co., 7% preferred (s-a)__—
Control
$1.16 !/4
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
93%c
15c
(quar.)
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
Wood Steel Co., common (quar.)
3-19
1
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
&
2
3-
(quar.)
Corp
preferred
4.60 %
Alabama
3-15
1
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co.,
.1
r_l
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
common
Gas Corp.,
4-
12V2c
(accum.)
common.-
(s-a)
5%
Ralston
preferred
15c
(quar.
Telephone,
2-19
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-29
Co.,
Radio
25c
preferred
Co.
3-
50c
(quar.)
5%
2-19
(quar.)
Inc.
Reduction
*3.50
2-1*9
1
J25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
(increased)
1
3-
$1.25
40c
Ltd._
Co.
3-
$1.20
(quar.)
Co.,
&
1
Air
Alabama
(quar.)
General
River
50c
40c
93%c
Chemical Co.—
——
(quar.)
Corp.
Aetna Standard Engineering
25c
(quar.)
;
Class
2-16
Aeroquip
(quar.)
2-18
3- 1
2-26
3- 1
2- 4
2-15
3- 1
2-26
2-18
3- 8
2-18
3-15
3-15
2-2S
Co.
Allis-Chalmers
314%
Co.,
common
convertible preferred
1
33-
2
Alloy
2
Alpha Portland
Holder§
3-15
3-15
2-19
2-19
7'/2c
37V2c
JlOc
45c
25c
35c
$1.12%
10c
20c
87%c
$1.05
$1.15
$3
35c
$1.25
50c
10c
50c
60c
14c
$1
(quar.)—
8l!4c
(quar.)
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3-12
2-15
3- 1
3-15
3- 1
2-25
2-26
3- 5
3- 5
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
3-15
2-20
2-25
1-22
2-15
2-20
1-29
2-15
2-11
2-18
2-18
2- 5
2-15
2-15
4- 1
3-19
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
3-19
3- 5
3- 1
3-15
2- 5
2-15
2-17
2-15
3-10
2-17
2-15
2- 1
2- 1
2-11
1-25
2- 8
3-31
3- 5
3-1
2-23
2-15
3-10
1-30
1
3-12
+12V2C
130c
1$1.25
60c
13c
40c
(quar.)
Mfg.
When
Payable of Ree.
Ltd.—
Refineries,
Sugar
(quar.)
Common
2-16
2-25
30c
2%
(s-a)
Vending Corp.
ABC
2-25
$2.50
(quar.)
Share
Name of Comvany
3-29
20c
(quar.)
3- 5
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-10
2-15
3- 1
3-15
3-10
3- 1
3-20
3- 1
3-30
3-30
4- 1
preceding table.
$1.50
,
2-15
2-15
3- 3
2-15
2- 5
2- 5
2- 5
2-18
2-18
we
4
3-
30c
(quar.)
2-17
2-16
2-26
2- 8
3-19
50c
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
20c
12Vic
62V2c
13c
1
3- 1
3-12
2-17
3-19
3-10
2-15
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
5
30c
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
35c
25c
6-12
3-
2- 1
3-5
2-23
2-23
5-24
weeks and not yet
3-
$1
(quar.)
common
Ry. Co.—
(initial)
&
—
Ltd
Mines,
3-25
1
25c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)_
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
pfd.
Wright-Hargreaves
2-19
i$l
(quar.)_,
Corp.
convertible
A
Co.,
25c
Per
(quar.)
common
—
L'fe Insurance Co.
3-
t$1.50
Co.
class
Co.,
preferred
Quebec
National
3-10
t$1.12
(quar.)
Co.
15c
—,
7% pfd. (quar.)
Electric Co. (quar.)
3-15
$1.37 »/2
(quar.)__
Glass
;
—
(avar.)__
Inc.
Petroleum
Woodley
1-29
Hydro
(quar.)
Sons
&
t35c
56V4c
62V2c
62V2C
25c
25c
$1.25
15c
40c
30c
15c
20c
—I
(quar.)_,
Rubber
42J/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Hirsch,
&
—
iquar.)
Pictures
Corp.,
Prestole
Inc.
Products,
Willson
Winter
Power—
Parchment
Read
(C.)
1
43c
i quar.)
Light
Pittsburgh Coke
Portland
—
Blake Co.
Whitney
2-15
3-
50c
(quar.)__
Lines
Brothers
Whitehead
2-23
—
(quar.)
Whirlpool Corp.
1
—
—
1
2
(quar.)
Westinghou.se Air Brake Co.
t31V'4c
62Vic
50%
50c
—.—
i—
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (1952 series)
(quar.)
Jet Services
(quar.)—.
Disinfecting Co., common (quar.)
3-
5c
(J.), 4V2%
preferred
$5
1
in¬
(quar.)_.
dividend)
Electric Corp. (stock
(initial)
Wagner
2-19
1
Whitman
Y.)
$2
65c
35c
Eastern
Common
(quar.)
(quar.),
Co.
1
$1.25
(N.
3-13
3-13
(quar.)—
common
preferred
10c
Co.
2- 9
common
3-10
35c
net
2-19
2-25
2-15
4-1
preferred
3-
15c
$4.80
Co.,
preferred
Raalte
Western
(quar.)
(from
$5
ltc
$1.50
$1
(quar.)__!
Corp.
3-
Co.—
Inc.
2- 9
3-19
2- 8
3- 1
2-19
2-23
(liquidating)-,
—
(quar.)—1
6%
Co.,
8%
30c
Quarterly
4%.
S.
S.
8%
3-
2-19
25c
Extra
3% %
Utilities
Cooler,
U.
3-29
2-16
3- 1
4- 1
2-15
3-15
3-10
3-10
50c
$2
(quar.)_____.—
(increased)
(quar.)
Carton
&
U.
3-15
2-25
$1.50
62Vic
$1.06 %
25c
75c
quar.)
Public
Universal
1
1
4- 1
4- 1
2-25
1-27
3-15
3-15
2-16
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Board
United
2-19
4-
2-24
3-31
3- 2
Pacific Insurance Co.—
3-31
8
3-
3-15_
4-15
10%
(accum.):
$4.25 preferred
Rope
Aircraft Corp.
(Increased
4-10
(quar.)—
!
$0 pfd.
United
Philadelphia Germantowjfi & Norristown RR.
Public
Wire
——
(cash div.)
Street Corp.
Salle
Tyer Rubber,
2-12
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7th Unit,
3-10
of Illinois—
conv.
Co.
Welder
dividend
City
3outh La
208
15c
Fund,
common
Pratt,
preferred
Stock
3-15
3-
10c
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
Philco
Electric
Treesweet Products Co.
10c
2-23
2-24
20c
$1.75
12Vic
Investment Trust—
Canadian General
7%
2
2-
2-11
3- 6
3-15
50c
Tobin Packing Co., common
3-12
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.i
Electric
Permutit
Thomson
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
New
3-16
$1.12V2
Co.,
Haruware
Owens-Illinois
&
Third
1
10c
Corp.
preferred
Peoria
2-17
4-
2-15
2-26
25c
1
1
3- 1
3-15
3- 1
2-15
2-15
116c
Extra
3-
3-
3- 1
3-13
4- 1
3-15
3- 2
3- 1
7c
(quar.)
Co.
81V4c
(quar.l__
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Pen
Sulphur
3-15
payment.
(quar.)
preferred
Paramount
Gulf
3-13
common.
new
Producing Co. (quar.)
Gulf
Texas
Fund,
investment income——.—
From
Texas
6-30
9-30
12-31
3- 1
35c
$1
(increased quar.i
(stock dividend)
Inc.
3-15
6-15
9-15
12- 5
2-18
6Vic
—
Television-Electronics
5-14
1
(quar.)
Co.
2-16
3-31
$1.75
20c
30c
5%
—
-
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pid. (quar.)
Virginian Railway
(quar.)—
—:—__
(quar.)
J.)
Scotia
Paterson
5-14
(Increased)—
common
(quar.)
Taylor Oil & Gas Co.
10c
Natural
Class
5-14
1
50c
(quar.)___
Northern
Parker
1
6-
1
50c
income)
(J.
Paragon
6-
J25c
common
River Insurance
6%
5-14
$1.18%
Increased
4 V2 %
2-23
1
Co.—■
Newioundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.-.
Norfolk
Southern Ry.
(quar.)
Nova
3-
1
6-
35c
(quar.)
Bedford Storage Warehouse
Britain Gas Light (quar.)
North
Stuart
:—
B
Tampax,
3-20
3-
6-
1
United
(reduced)
Newberry
5-
2-26
3-19
3-1
Corp.—-
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
Class
Preferred
Co.—
:
011
Co.
Resources
Class
(quar.)_
Storer
3-10
4- 9
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
50c
37Vic
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)
third consecutive quarter
Corp.,
Lithograph
preferred (quar.)
Van
preferred
4.65%
(quar.)_
Ins
1
l$2
Empolyers Reinsurance Corp.
Increased
quarterly
3-15
3- 1
3-20
3-10
tlOc
—
5%
3-31
3-12
3-1
4- 1
10c
Co
Traung
15C
Paper Co
Hone
Oil
Powell
income.)
Power
Corp.,
Moore-Hanclley
$5
Dreyfus
Durez
2-19
$1.25
States Telephone Co.
4%
2-24
112 V2C
(quar.
Telegraph
(quar.)
&
5 Va %
Inc.—"
iquar.)
Ciass
1
5%
3-10
3-15
3-31
3-31
3-31
2-20-
32Vic
(quar.)
class B
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
5%
37J/2C
Bumper
vestment
75c
(quar.t
2-16
2-16
50c
.1
Radio.
20c
preferred B (quar.)____
5%'
75c
(quar.)
1
1
$3
/
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Midwest Oil Corp.
New
Milling Machine
33-
$0.1176
shares
(Tenn.),
common
preferred
Natural
_
5%
Stecher
10c
6%
(quar.)
&
action
Common
Co.—
iquar.)
2-16
25c
94c
(quar.)
(Ky.)
$1.12'/2
(qunr.
Thermit
Midland
Co.—
quwit_r.y
2-19
1
25c
common
Disintegrating
Micidle
75c
RR.
&
Micromatic
$1.25
Pacific
9
3-
10c
Inc.,
participating
Michigan
$1.25
&
3-
Co.
Chemical
Stauffer
Inc.—
no
4V2%
2-15
(quarZ)ZZ
Standard
2-19
Oil
50c
,
$1
50c
preferred
prior
$2-$5
25c
Amer.,
Co.,
Electric
Metals
3-31
(quar.)
Extras
2-19
3-12
$1.12'/2
iquar.)
Inc.
Power
Textile
Metal
2-27
(quar.)
preferred
3-13
3-31
5c
com.
Co.,
2-19
3-15
$1
Participating
2-19
3-31
$5
Tool
Island
preferred
3-10
67'/2c
&
3-15
$1
95c
Mfg. <fe Sales Co..„_
$3.25
$1.31'/4
~
Pacific—
Paul
preferred
preferred, series
Chicago Title & Trust
Cincinnati
5
$1
(quar.)
Standard
$1.05
,
<quar.)__
A
Lawrence
took
30c
_
2-26
15c
preferred
Master
5c
preferred
2-16
45c
(quar.)_,
Directors for the
$1.23
common.
6
3-10
Stahl-Meyer,
48c
(quar.)_
Magic Chef,
3-12
1
3-
3-
40c
(quar,)
10c
—_—
3-12
93%C
(s-a)_
preferred
Metal
;
fquar.)_
H.),
Gas
St.
Ludlow
3-15
___'
A_
Sc.
5%
x.iCi^asf.u
5%
(quar.)
Industries
Star
Lower
2-J.5
preferred
Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago,
2-15
1
ZZZZ""
ctnvertible
1
3-31
(quar.)
Milwaukee,|
3-
$1.12 %
___.
preferred
2-15
3-
ZZZZZZZZZ
5.40%
Co.,
3-12
55c
(quar.)
Mfg.
2-16
25c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Chatham
2-20
1
10c
iquar.)___
preferred
Central
1
3-
(quar.)
Public Service Co.,
preferred
3-
ZZZZZZ"
_
common
2
Development, class B
(quar.)_
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)___
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_
$1.25
(quar.)
Telephone
4,75%.
3-17
2-20
75c
iquar.)____
picicivea
4.92%
1
1
75c
_Z
iquar.)
Light Co.,
Inc.
Stores,
McLaren
ZZZZZZ
iquar.)___
Mills
Illinois
4-
3-
150c
,
5
45c
common
iquar.)__
preferred
Lone
120c
T
A.
._
3-31
3-17
Gas—""
Natural
Co.,
Casualty Insurance
5%
4-15
4-
115c
_
2-
44c
Electric
Common
3-31
1
2-12
35%c
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Lincoln
3-15
4-15
Texas
Co. (quar.)
American Gold & Platinum
South
30c
(quar.)
common
common
Consolidada S
$6
120c
common
(quar,)___.
Mills Co., common
(quar.)_
Cannon
Colun
4-
South
4-24
—
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
t25e
(quar.)
(quar.)_
liintial)
preferred
Life &
110c
commoiL
preferred
5"r
2-26
t$1.12Vfe
"(quar.)
Ltd.
Investments, Ltd
Canadian Western
4%
preferred
Clark
2-26
1
Ltd,
System
(quar.)_____
Kysor Heater Co.
118c
Ice
Canadian Tire
4%
1
4-
Corp.,
common
preferred
Lincoln
Bonus
S3
4-
38%c
3-10
2-11
2-16
3- 5
3- 5
3- 5
2-24
1-18
3-15
2-15
3- 5
2-26
75c
,
(quar.)_____
Power & Light, com.
(M.
3- 1
loc'
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
France
$1.25
50c
8c
31 Vic
40c
(quar.)
preferred
La
4- 1
—-
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-25
4-16
La
?$1.75
(quar.)
5-15
1
Kuhlman
2-15
30c,
preferred
Co.
2-15
2-25
3- 1
——
preferred
3-15
2-23
Co.,
2-25
30c
$1.25
(decreased)
Co.
12'/2C
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
>
30c
pfd.
50c
3-15
Kennametal,
Products, Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
Canadian
4%
2-26
175c
3_„Zi
$1.55
3-15
$4.50
3-12
3-15
175c
(s-a)
Canadian General
5%
4-15
$1.25
3-16
5%
Sons,
Sonotone
3-10
5%
53VaC
(quar.)_
;
Utilities,
A
3-10
1
1
3-19
4.50%
2-12
15c
(quar.)
1
4-
4-
3-31
Kendall
2-12
50c
4-
3-31
Katz Drug
2-17
3
2-27
Mfg.
$1.25
Lamston
participating class
Class
4'A%
1
3-
(H.)
Singer
(quar.).
Water Supply
3.80%
Ltd.—
SI.50
Canadian
3-
16 V4C
;
<quar.)„„_
Simon
2-11
$1.25
2-15
37 V2C
Rope Co.
Corp., Ltd; Ls-aV
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
Canadian Food
1
2-19
1
iquar.)
4%
common
on
<quar.)_„
;
$1.0j'/4
$1.12'/2
91V4C
(quar.)__
common
5%
Freight
4.20%
2-26
30c
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)
Petroleum
City
action
no
Pen Co.
A.)
Valley Water,
3-
(quar.)____:
Paper Co.,
4.20 %
2-26
4-
.
4'/4%
Co,
preferred
Kansas
took
(W.
3-15
^
Co.,
$1.25
$1.13
(quar.)
payment at meeting held Jan. 25)
50c
3.65%
3- 1
3-12
3-15
4- 1
4-1
Corp.—
2-19
convertible
33/4%
;
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-20
3-20
3-10
3- 1
4- 1
3-10
2-26
3- 1
3- 1
3- 8
50c
10c
2-19
$1.12
2-23
2-23 |
3- 5
3- 1
3- 1
3-10
3-10
2-15
2-17
3-12
2-19
2-19
2-12
2-12
2-23
2-15
2-19
3- 1
3-1
3-1
1
^
3-15
(quar.)_
Motor
Tea
Radio
Sheaffer
2-16
(quar.)
Jewel
(accum.)
(quar.)__
preferred
prior
(Directors
8-25
11-25
5
3-
B
3-19
117'/2C
ZZ.
4 V2 %
C
3-31
4-
9-15
5%
Sentinel
preferred
2-17
1
5-25
preferred
1
3-
4
2-25
12-15
Co.
Rubber Co., common (reduced)
class
A
preferred
(quar.)—
3-15
Co.____,
preferred
2-
6-15
$5
1
3-
$5
2-15
3-15
Refrigerator
Seiberling
2
$5
2-19
4-
(qu&r.I,
Packers,
3-
1
12 %c
Calgary & Edmonton
Canada
4-
3-10
$1.43%
(quar.)
______
preferred
3-10
50c
(quar.)__
Bascom
Inc.
2-19
18 %c
j___;.l_ZZZZZZZZZZ
"(quar. )Z
(quar.
Co.
1
__
(quar.)
Go sett
3-
112'/2c
Refractories, Inc., 5%% pfd
Iron Works
Carp, (quar.)
Bath
Bell
115c
______
(quar.)
Corp.
2-12
(quar)
com,
% %
Jamaica
2-19
1
(quar.)_
____
Co.
1
3-
4
$1.76
3-
$1.11
& Gas,
Southern
1
3-10
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining
Interstate
2-19
3-
14c
Z"~
__
(quar.)
(W.
Barium
Co., Ltd.,
1
$1.15
_
,
(quar)
B/G Foods,
Barber
____
Mines, Ltd
Electric Service
Class
3-
Seeger
common
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
(quar.)—
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)_____
Corp.,
Sound
$4
2-19
30c
class
Class B
1
2-15
3-
preferred
Extra
A
International
3-11
3-
125c
Ashdown
Atlantic Gas Light,
3-25
(reduced)
Seatrain
Shenango
Co.,
International
3
50c
Co
Howe
1
3-
Scythes & Co., Ltd.,
3-19
2
3-31
2-19
Hoskins Mfg. Co
2-23
2
3-15
I2V2C
Writing Paper Corp. (quar.)__
Archer-Daniel.s-Midland
Auto
3-
25c
2-19
3-
2-19
Chocolate
Homestake
*
3-15
Paper Co.,
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
Joseph Lead Co
3-15
preferred
Hiawatha
1
(quar.)_
Transit Corp.
Corp.
3- 1
3- 8
37!/^c
34%c
50c
10c
20c
50c
$5
t2oe
%3VUc
12Vic
25c
(quar.)
Co.
pid. (annual)
5
125c
(quar.)
preferred
4'/4%
H.)
(quar.)
preferred
J.)
(H.
Security Banknote Co., $1 pfd.
1.
-
30c
preferred
(H.
(quar.)
$1.05
$1.10
preferred
Hershey
5
3-
St.
15c
t25c
t25c
__
(quar.)
St. Louis Southwestern Ry., 5%
2-
425c
(quar.)
4V2%
2-18
1
Rowe
2-24
12-31
30c
(quar.)
Heinz
2-10
3-15
A
A
Hammermili
5
2-22
2-20
1
9
$1.25
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Hajoca Cori), (quar.)
2-24
1
40c
(quar.)
Z1ZZ Z
(quar.)____________Z
ZZ
preferred
American
3
12c
(quar.)
American
3-
3-19
25c
(quar.)
7%
1
3-
Rochester
32-
5%
(quar.)
class A
preferred
preferred
conv.
3-24
1
Myers, Inc., common
Robertson
2-10
2-25
lc
I
(quar.)
partic.
Payable of Ree.
35c
40c
37'/2C
25c
Co
Co.
Participating
5'/2%
4-
30c
(quar.)
Holder•
When
Share
(Texas)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com. (quar.)
1
3-
3-15
$2.75
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)__
Led,,
$4.40
3-15
30c
__
com.
3-
3-31
$3
1
„_
(quar.)_L
3-15
15c
(quar.)_____
Co.
Co.,
$4,44
1
$1.75
__
~
3-
$1.50
5
2-11
31 Vic
5'A%
(quar.
$4.20
2-23
3-15
3-
1
Corp.—
Hydraulics (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities Co., common
3-18
50c
(quar.)
&
A
Class
3-27
3-10
3-15
3-
2-26
22c
Supply
Class
1
4-
75c
25c
a 2'Ac
Greer
4-10
62 '/2 c
_______
Motorists Insurance Co,
News Co. (bi-monthly)
American
7%
$1.25
Rubber
Class
2-12
(increased)
Sl'Ac
preferred (quar.)_____
Grafton
3-11
2-26
Indemnity (Md.)
(s-a)j
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
American
$1.12'A
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred (quar.)_
—;
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)____
2-15
3-
50c
1
3-31
$5
2-18
25c
_
_____
Co.
(quar.)__
Encaustic Tiling
n
50c
_______
Robbins &
General'
,
3-26
1
3-15
4-
Boston___
Builders
Goodall
4-20
3-
(s-a)
preferred
American
75c
3-
_______Z___Z
Co,
Dairies,
2-18
$1
(quar.)
Chicle
1
5'%
2-10
25c
3-31
Oil
Richardson
40c
—___
Ranch
Rice
1
Insurance
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.,
2-15
.
Fund
General
2-10
(quar.)
common
Board
1
2-25
__
Mig.
Aggregates,
American
3-
3-
Name of Company
Republic
1
3-
*
B
Formula
1
2-25
3-15
(quar.)
,
(quar.)_____
:
Ford Motor, Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts pfd.
2-19
$1.50
_____
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods
__
(quar.)—
Light Co,, common
preferred
Class
1
3-
3-10
12'/2C
____
common
3-
3-10
$1.37 »/2
(quar.)
(quar./
3-10
15c
Machines
(quar.)_;
Corp.,
preferred
Inc.
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—*
preferred (quar.)—_
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)
2-18
3-12
12 V2C
(quar.
(quar.)
Stores
4%
Gas
preferred
preferred
Gas
Allis
(quar.)Z
Casting Corp.
Natural
Finance, 6%,
C.)
Shops,
2-26
Food
of Rec,
12'/2C
Allied
5.50%
(quar.)
Co
Rubber
Power &
4'A%
Holders
Payable
40c
__
Alabama-Tennessee
Allied
!
When
Share
iquar.)
Advance Aluminum
Extra
& Gregg
3'/4%
Per
Co.
Farmer Candy
3-10
12'Ac
75c
37'Ac
—
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
Per
Payable of Rec.
87 Vic
(quar.)__
gtd.
;
Coe
Florida
7%
RR.,
(quar.)
Faultless
the
Name of Company
Steel
Pittsburgh
Fanny
payment date.
Acme
Mfg.
When
Share
of Company
Faber,
an¬
payments previ¬
ously, announced, but which have not yet reached their
we
&
Ero
grouped in two separate
are
during the current week.
second
a
the
Name
.
Holders
Per
DIVIDENDS
.
4-
1
3-
3-
1
1
3-18
Co.
(quar.)
30c
,.
50c
2-17
4-
Cast Steel
Cement Co.
(Continued
on
page
50)
2-15
Number 5299
Volume 179
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Stock Record «>» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
5^
Ranee for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since
Year 1953
47% Jan
22
Jun
25
8'A Sep
5
Jan
29
112
14
99
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
39 % Sep
10% July
3
44% Jan
106
Jan
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
7,
9% Jan
6
47
Feb
9
108
Jan
18
111/8 Jan
19
3% Sep
15
6% Jan
23
5% Jan
5
7 % Feb
Dec
31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
4
22'/a Feb
,25% Sep
14
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
30% Jan
23 y2 Dec
29
36% Feb
25
24% Jan
4
29
Feb
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
58
Jan
5
61% Jan
6
19
Jan
4
21
Jan
27
20
48
32% Jan
-
2
6
7% Jan
4
8 % Feb
12
49% Feb
5
50y2 Jan
6
8
29% Jan
8
24
4
25
Feb
3
Oct
15
114% Jan
26
17
70
15
Express
Gas
Mjuipment
w
4
107
Jan
3
156
Feb
3
4
2% Jan
28
Alaska
11
Aldens
Inc
20% Jan
72
4
24% Feb
Jan
12
Feb
4
3% Jan
4
75
4% Feb
10
12
154% Jan
19
130
Sep
15
78
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
25% Sep
15
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
4
33
Jan
25
Feb
4
98
Jan
13
101
Feb
5
May
8
93
Jan
8
94
Jan
15
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
6
9 % Feb
5
Allen
Industries
Sep
1
104
87% Sep
18
98
8% Oct
6
91
146
80
Jan
Jan
6
89% Feb
6%
6%
6 3/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
30%
30%
30%
30%
20%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
29
61
61
61
61
59 34
60%
20%
19%
20
193A
19%
9
7
6%
30%
28 Va
28%
*28
29
700
60
*59
60
1,300
20
3,600
19%
83/a
8%
8 3/8
8'A
8%
8%
50 %
*493A
50%
*493A
50 »A
*493A
24%
24%
243/a
24 Va
24'A
100
105%
105%
105%
105%
*105
106
100
156
156
157 Va
*156
157%
5
2%
*156
2%
2%
2%
*733/8
74%
110
41/4
4%
4Vi
34,800
73%
*73%
74%
4%
4%
4%
*145
No par
1
87%
88%
32%
32%
89%
32%
No par
*100
103
*100
100
preferred
94
94
93
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
1
Inc
9'A
9%
9%
89%
150
89%
*88
323/8
32 %
103
32%
*100
103
*93
93%
94
9%
9%
9%
.
4
149%
87
32%
*100
*93
9%
88
-
700
78%
13,700
17
17
78% Feb
11
X77 %
78%
78%
78%
77%
78'A
20
Allied
Chemical & Dye
Kid Co
No par
18% Jan
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17
28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
29% Jan
27
Allied
Mills
No par
28%
28%
29
29 Vb
29
29
21
40% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
42% Feb
11
Allied
Stores
40%
40
40%
21
Corp common—No par
100
39%
96% Jan
96%
*96
96%
49% Feb
11
Feb
11
Sep
22
94
14
59% Jan
Nov
4
90
Jan
5
2
45% Jan
4
100
AUis-Chalmers
3%%
Mfg
20
common
convertible
preferred
93% Jan
8
May 25
43% Jan
4
46% Feb
8
Dec
10
58% Jan
4
64% Feb
5
Aluminum
Co
41% Apr
21
54% Jan
20
47
Jan
11
53% Feb
12
Aluminium
1% Dec
29
3% Mar 24
1% Jan
5
Feb
8
30% Dec
24
36% Mar 24
16% Jun
29
19% Mar 18
19% Feb
10
Amalgamated
Amerada
14
3
Amalgamated
Jan
11
14
189% Jan
5
166
Jan
4
180% Feb
12
55% Nov
2
75% Jan
6
57
Jan
7
61% Feb
5
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
13% Jan
29
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
79% Feb
8
3%%
29
Feb
1
American
50
Jun
Nov
34% Sep
26% Jan
7
17
98% Jan
20
99% Jan
28
20% Feb
2
16% Jan
4
17% Feb
11
59
12
Jan
6
56
Jan
4
Feb
5
9
Jan
4
10% Feb
3
37% Jan
4
41% Feb
4
8
38% Feb
8
12% Jan
29
Feb
26
40% Jan 27
6% Aug 31
35
8
Dec
29% July
99
35% Jan
47
2
21
60
Sep
17
97% Jan
8
Feb
10
12% Sep
15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
4
16% Feb
12
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
12
16% Feb
11
91
103% Feb 20
'
100
!
15
Feb
3% Sep
31% Feb
11
15
9
American
16% Jun
6% May
40
Nov
Airlines
Bakeries
cum
2nd
Corp
Ctfs
3
5% Jan
20
American
Cable
4
American
Can
36% Jan
28
39 % Jan
9
44% Jan
4
45% Feb
Jan
4
38% Feb
32
1%
Radio
&
Co
Corp
1%
8
27% Jan
48% Jan
4
31
Feb
American
Chain
&
4
56
Feb
American
Chicle
Co
22% Jan
7
American
Sep
May
41% Jun
14
9
4%%
Crystal
Sugar
&
161/4
16%
I6V4
*16V4
163A
17%
17%
171/4
171/4
1,400
5lA
5%
5%
5 Va
51/4
5%
5%
II,300
38%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
373/8
II,900
1
5 %
5
37%
37%
5
37%
Electric
33% Jan
5
35
Jan
20
American
Gas
59% Jan
13
63
Jan
22
American
Hawaiian
&
45'A
453/8
373/8
37%
37 %
37 Va
37%
85
87
11
3% Feb
8
28
28% Feb
8
44% Jan
20
49% Jan
5
American
9% Jan
5
5
16
25% Mar
4
Jan
14
15
17% Jan
4
19% Feb
1
18
23% Jan
12
26% Jan
26
94
6%
30%
30%
*55%
55%
55%
55%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23
9,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
2,500
102% Feb
12
5%%
13% Jan
26
American
83% Dec
31
100% Mar 17
85% Jan
6
90
Feb
4
1%
19% Sep, 18
12
24% Mar 16
22% Jan
11
24
Jan
22
Amer
79% Jan
86% Dec 31
84% Jan
4
88% Jan
29
15% Sep
19% Feb
17% Jan
11
19% Jan
27
8
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
22
Feb
23
105% Feb
9
100% Jan
20
104
Feb
10
13% Sep
15
18% Feb
2
Jan
4
17% Jan
27
20% Feb
10
20% Feb
10
7
Sep 14
31% Jun 18
7%
Jun~22
42
Dec
15
15
3
American
Molasses
American
Natural
10
American
News
American
4
32 % Jan
4
36% Jan 26
34% Jan
7
36% Jan
21
15% Feb
13% Jan
4
Jan
8
6% Jan
4
Feb
3
2
8% Jun 23
6
24% Nov 30
41% Dec
15
65% Jan 30
42% Jan
13
25% Sep
14
44
27% Jan
4
Jun
25
159% Jan
5
144% Jan
4
35% Dec
18
40% Aug 10
127
Feb
2
36% Jan
27
117% Dec 30
25% Sep 21
36
6
Mar 20
47% Nov 24
38
Feb
2
49
Sep
15
58
120% Sep
24
134
14
10
16% July 30
161% Jan
5
May 12
Feb
19
23
20
15% Jan
9
Jan
25
1%
174
Safety
Seating
31
Jan
154% Feb
26
11
44% Jan
4
American
54% Feb
9
American Sugar Refining
Feb
8
Jan
130
121% Jan
11% Feb
14
Jan
4
160% Feb
9
59% Jan
12
65% Jan
28
126% Jan
14
138% Feb
10
156
Jan
60% Jan
5
33% Jan
Jan
7
113% Jan
10% Feb
2
15
37% Jan
5
10
11
57
Sep
59
Sep 11
14
68
Sep 21
29
Dec
29
43% Sep
15
27%
Jan"~2
4
119% Feb
11
Jan
22
10% Feb
1
25% Jan
119
8
26% Feb
8
10
15% Jan
4
17% Feb
8
93
Feb
4
95% Feb
4
94% Dec
17
79
Jan
4
89% Dec
17
82% Jan
12
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
97
6
73
4
13% Jan
15
Jan
28
75% Feb
10
45% Feb 26
29% Jan
4
32% Feb
10
Jan 30
45% Jan
57
Jan
4
48% Jan
25
31% Dec
9
30
Jan
5
34% Feb
8
94
Jun
25
106% Mar
S
100
Jan
6
Feb
8
32
Nov
25
5
33% Jan
12
38% Feb
2
40% Sep 15
29
2% Nov 24
14
45
Jan
6
43% Jan
4
49% Feb
12
15% Feb 26
8% Jan
20
9% Jan
15
7
2% Feb
11
3% Jan
22
32% Jan
4
57% May
5
52
Jan
Jan
For footnotes see page
106
9
28.
38% Jan 29
79,700
13,600
60
60
34 %
343/a
60 3A
60%
60%
3%
3 3/8
29%
47%
3%
3%
3%
3%
28%
28%
28%
*27%
46%
46%
X46%
47 %
.
8%
*94
*102
102%
13%
13%
90%
*90
*102
13%
*90
47
*59%
*27%
29%
*27V4
29%
200
47%
47%
47%
47%
4,600
9
9
9
9
95
*94
96
:■
19%
19
19
24%
13%
90 3A
<
243/4
*102
13%
*90
24%
102%
13%
90%
243/4
*102
13%
*90
24%
103
9
9
a
*93
103
600
*31/4
*19
19%
3%
3/8
3
96
9
60
*94
19
1,400
96
19
3,600
200
24%
24%
102%
»
102%
10
5,800
13%
13%
13%
90%
90
90
4,000
200
22%
22%
22%
22%
87%
87%
87%
87%
18 Va
18%
*181/4
18 3/a
1,600
21
21%
21%
213A
21%
21%
21%
21%
211/4
21%
2,800
23 %
*87
*103%
2
16%
*
23%
23
23%
23
87%
*87
87%
*87
104
*103%
105
104
104
*104
105%
•1041/4 105%
6,500
30
16%
16%
50
20
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
3,000
20%
16%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
203/4
2,200
~7%
~7*%
*7%
"8
*73/4
8
*7%
73/4
900
No par
41
41%
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
41 '/a
413/.
41%
12,400
22%
22%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
233A
23 Va
23%
4,200
34%
35%
35
35%
353/8
35 3a
35 Va
35%
35
353/8
No par
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35V4
35 Va
35
3A
35%
2,100
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
153/4
151%
•174
153A
35,300
100
5
10
Co—No par
No par
100
25
noncumulative preferred—100
15%
*174
175
*174
175
*174
175
*174
73/8
175
7%
4,200
175
6%
6%
63/4
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
63A
1,800
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23V8
23%
23%
233/a
2,300
46%
47%
46
46 3A
45%
46
45%
45%
451/4
45%
410
30%
20,600
30%
30%
151%
152%
37%
121
37%
65/b
30
152%
37
121%
*121%
30%
153
37
30%
303A
30%
30%
152%
1533A
153%
154%
36%
123
123
37
123
36%
*123
301/4
153
<
153%
37
37
37
124
•123
124
620
1,200
GO
American Steel Foundriei——No par
29%
30
30
30
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,700
-1
47%
47%
47
473A
47%
47%
47
47%
47%
47'A
1,600
1%
Co
Stores
preferred
com—100
100
American Sumatra Tobacco———0
American Tel
American
6%
American
6%
Tel
&
Co
—100
Viscose
54%
129
11%
159%
25
Corp com
preferred
62%
100
25
100
Tobacco common
preferred
136%
35%
119
543/8
130
11%
159%
63%
138
36%
119
543A
129
11%
159%
62%
138
54 3A
130
54%
129%
11%
11%
160%
160%
633/a
138
62%
138
54%
54%
*54%
55
129 Va
129%
129 Va
130
860
11%
11%
11%
*113A
12
1,100
160%
160 3/a
160%
160%
54%
130
62%
60
613/4
59%
138%
137
138%
135%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
119%
119 %
*118 3A
119%
119%
36
119%
^35 3/a
600
1603/4
60,900
603/4
29,700
137
36%
119
950
16,100
250
0
10%
103A
10%
103A
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
26%
26%
X26%
26%
25%
26 Va
26
26
25
253A
25%
1,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
171/4
16%
17 'A
15,800
American Woolen common—No par
88 Va
88 Va
88%
88%
89V4
88
89
American Water Works Co Inc
Preferred
6%
series
4,300
1,100
100
89%
91%
88
88%
91%
85%
87 Va
86%
87%
86
86%
85%
86%
3,640
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
12%
12%
13
13
13
12%
12%
123/4
12%
2,100
25
50
*74%
No par
47%
48
34
34%
7%
$5
preferred
prior
Anaconda
conv
preferred
Copper Mining—
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Anchor
25% Aug 27
9%
343A
34%
28%
11,900
9 3/a
34%
60%
1
15
9%
34 Va
61
3%
14%
15
9%
87%
18%
common
11
3
9
Co
47% Feb
27
4
Snuff
30% Feb
5
6%
143/4
34%
23
Co
preferred
American
10
18%
Razor—.
26% Jan
77% Aug
Jun
cl B
15
123
14%
343%
1
American Ship Building
Amer Smelt & Refg com
IJc
93/4
•
18%
preferred
American
9%
60%
Sany common—0
Std
American
143% Oct
111% Dec
&
13
50% Jan 27
24
22
Rad
7% Jan 21
24% Jan
59% Dec 23
35% Oct
Amer Potash & Cliem
Amer
14%
14%
No par
—
22
50
9%
No par
Co
Co
Jan
Jan
14
18%
Co
Gas
37% Jan
119
143/s
9%
9%
No par
Optical Co
20% Jan
169
14%
18%
preferred
convertible
8
19
Mar 27
Jan
5%%
7% Feb
39% Mar 24
6
300
100
41% Jan
36% Jan
171% Feb
3,900
18%
preferred
5
5
11
4%%
12
16
4
8%
28%
No par
American Metal Products Co
7% Jan
28% Sep
12% Sep
30
8%
28%
9
com
39% Jan
29% Jan
37
8%
29%
__
23% Feb
31
8 3/8
*28'A
34%
100
7
100
400
8%
28%
—0
1
35
8%
95
-
Ltd
*34%
100
28 3/4
9
preferred
Co
34 3A
34%
40
20,000
83/a
34%
100
93
47%
1293/a
47
1293/a
28%
*93
common
*92
91%
48 Va
128%
8%
1
prior preferred
Metal
35
91%
47
*128
*28%
,1-50
Amer Machine & Metals
Amer
48
8%
No par
preferred
35
35%
93
1283A
10
Mach & Fdry common
3.90%
*128
28 3A
preferred—100
Locomotive
47%
47%
2,600
8%
X24 3/8
4
94% Jun
*35
*91%
93
134
Va
*28%
25%
19
16
*129
24%
12% Jan
2
35%
*35
47%
1
100% Jan
2,500
293A
55%
23
American Investment Co of 111
4
31
29 3A
55%
*18%
18% Mar 26
104% Dec
30%
87%
56
19%
25
4,200
293A
*18%
23
4,900
86 Va
29%
88%
87
American International Corp.No par
Jun
37V2
86
87
Products—
noncumulative
12% Dec
45%
373/8
86
55%
preferred
Home
45%
37%
*45 Va
30%
com
American Ice Co common
Feb
8% Jan
92
convertible
800
46
37 Va
/ 85 Va
55%
Co-
American Hide & Leather
Jan
6
45%
45%
37%
2,700
30%
Co
SS
Jan
Nov
45'A
45%
25
Foreign Power—No par
3
21% Sep
if*
16 3/a
16'A
17%
prior
26
22% Jan
Sep
16%
16
10
5% Mar 25
15
30
Cable
29
8% Dec 31
49,300
16%
17%
American
94
I,100
153/4
American
6%
100
3,000
1003A
15%
10
3
*993/4
100
17 5/8
11
Aug
IOO
13,200
38
15%
Feb
67
100
100
10%
42%
38
15%
Feb
31
373A
17%
15
Dec
373A
38
15%
10
16% Sep
Dec
37%
17%
4
9
8
37%
42%
15%
5
9
10
*40%
59%
9 3/8
*40 Va
591%
93/4
42%
120
17%
4
23
11% Sep
37%
10
I,200
15 %
8% Jan
Jan
13% Sep
*40%
20
17%
17%
*58
993A
13% Jan
26
*58
10%
10%
41%
38%
37%
59%
17%
15%
26% Jan
Jan
8% Feb
28% Feb 10
*58%
17%
99
4
37
4
60
10
41%
10%
17%
15%
20
7
Jan
8
17%
99%
99
May 25
31% Jan
100
41%
9%
13
15%
17% Feb
6"% Jan
9
60
12%
99
31 % Jan
48% Dec 29
152% Jun
60
59%
*41
135
15
128% Dec
2
*131%
24
Apr
17 Va
6
26% Dec
12
17%
17%
Jan
36% Jun
136
*98
23%
39% May 27
Jan
99%
*91%
35
Jun
*98
23%
18
6
*98
48
27% Jun
16% July
99%
91%
11
148
1,500
99%
100
23%
2
20% Dec
1,000
28%
28
47%
19
18% Jun
79%
91%
Feb
99
12%
79'A
com—10
12 % NOV
86
12%
28
preferred
100
Cyanamjd Co com
10
3 % % conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tilings.
1
American European Secur—-No par
American Export Lines Inc40o
5
31,200
12%
28V4
American
7
900
79%
8
8% Jan
61%
12%
9
39% Jan
300
8,200
61
61
1803A
79%
19
26
19%
*19%
180
28
91% Feb
Jan
35
*32%
20
283A
48% Jan
131
60 3A
36
180%
79%
4
29
*19%
*78%
29
Jan
180'A
62
*61
*32%
179
x28 Va
Jan
128
179%
62
193/4
12%
Jan
151
180 5/8
33
29
22
23% Feb
193/4
79%
91
5
*32%
123A
45% Jan
lo
2% Dec
*61
6
30
Jan
178%
55% Jan
15
48
178%
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
6% Jun
Oct
193/4
6
28% Sep
8
38
*19%
9
3
117% Jun
26
177%
*32%
19%
19%
54%
Colortype Co
90
36
*32
28%
100
73 % Jan
51
21
12,700
No par
85% Mar 18
34% Jan 26
24
17
2%
No par
preferred
29
14
23% Dec
23/8
3/4
25
Sep
2
3
2
3
*78y/4
12.50
preferred
Dec
16% Jan
2%
2%
1
common
72
23% Feb 10
2%
3
2,400
1
American Car & Fdry common
88% Feb
21,300
79%
100
common
44% Apr
18
9,800
53%
17%
common
26
Dec
61%
52%
46 3
20
17% Feb
27
613/8
52
10
preferred
4
45% Nov
463/a
623/8
52%
28%
common
of Interest In
11
49% May 25
46 3/a
61%
52%
*99 %
preferred
Inc
4% Jan
23
8
63%
51%
46%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
16% Jan
14
46%
62%
51%
12%
No par
1
30% Sep
46
633A
51%
12%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
12
40 % Apr
46
63%
700
78%
5%%—50
6%
x46%
64'A
52 %
100
J952
convertible
46 %
100
61%
ser
4%
98'A
46%
100
61%
80
Bosch
preferred
98%
com—No par
preferred
6%
American
19,000
99
99%
100
Co
pfd
conv
493/8
99
49%
99
—1
common
preferred
conv
American Bank Note common
Amer
Jan
1
Corp
No par
Chemical—No par
Amer Agricultural
4%%
60
(The)
100
491/4
49%
48%
2%
preferred
Sugar Co
49%
49 Va
1
Co com
12,200
96 3A
99
51%
Petroleum
148% Oct
26% Sep 15
93% Aug 20
5
14% Nov
Leather
1,400
41%
41%
*96
99
63%
America
convertible
6%
19
of
96%
483A
1
Limited
118% Jan
8
Sep
42%
96%
49%
48%
No par
Alpha Portland Cement—r
62
Oct
40
*96
100
No par
2
52 %
42% Apr 23
86
40%
9634
1,900
291/4
29
40%
'
*
~40
77%
8
87
94
9%
11
*96
50
6,500
102'A
*93
<
300
*9%
Feb
40%
32%
32%
9%
17
29
88
*86
*100
94
Mar 25
29
151
4,900
78%
22
preferred
241/4
151
32%
76% Jan
41% Oct
■*
24
102 >/4
35% Sep
...
*21/4
149%
29
4%
3,500
74%
23%
73%
100
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
70
23/8
*73%
23%
75
4
*156
800
157%
23%
23%
74
150
105%
*156
24%
23%
*146
157%
23%
1
150
105%
106
9,600
12,700
2V4
100
4
24%
2%
23 3A
4%
105%
*156
8%
501/4
24
2%
24% Oct
,
19%
8%
15
72% Jan
2,200
2 4 3/8
Dec
2
303/8
*49%
Sep
.
4,000
303/8
19%
22%
8%
*2%
7,000
18,800
30%
*59
78
17
7
213/8
24%
10
9,400
27%
Allied
62
10%
21%
50%
preferred A
prior preferred conv
$4
6%
7
10%
10%
8'A
6%%
14.375 cum
30%
10%
107
24%
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common
14
5
10% V
Shares
46 V2
*106
108
1*49%
common
Sep
Jan
10%
*106'A
46%
1
pfd 1951 series
& Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
3
152
10%
108
Feb. 12
46%
50
com
Juneau
27
*106%
the Week
Friday
Feb. 11
463/a
common—No par
w
Inc
2% Jan
31
108
6%
l
$3 preferred
4.50%
*106%
Sales for
Thursday
463/a
21%
1
Air Reduction
Alabama
46%
10%
PRICES
Feb. 10
47
6%
No par
Corp
Affiliated
Wednesday
Feb. 9
46%
21%
Co
155% Feb
5% Mar 25
10%
SALE
2.50
Corp
105% Jan
14
108
HIGH
lo
5
Feb
74
Co
Co
Mar 11
3% Apr
21% Dec
Aug 10
Steel
46%
19%
22% Oct
160
Motors
Admiral
10
3
ACF-Brill
10%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp..10
Nov
11
1
Corp
Adams-Mlllis
52
Jun
Vending
Adams
3
Sep
Sep
ABC
*106%
10
31
2
1Q0
preferred
45%
19
14
150
4%
Tuesday
Feb. 8
f
26
7% Sep
101
Par
.
Laboratories
Abbott
Acme
18% Dec
Jan
Monday
12
49% Sep
10% Mar
LOW AND
EXCHANGE-
Highest
20
-
STOCK
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
.21.80
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp—10
Andes Copper Mining
14
A P W Products Co Inc
8
54
preferred
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
12%
32
106
37%
47%
*8'/a
76
•75
74%
75%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
32%
47 %
48'A
48%
48%
48
48%
48 3/a
333A
*105%
343A
106%
*105V4
37%
37%
37%
47 Va
47%
47%
*8%
'9
106
9
*74%
31%
3
363/4
*74%
76
76
32%
37
36%
3
363/4
33%
37
47%
33%
33%
36
33%
20
321/4
48%
25,300
333A
10,000
640
10
106
*1051/4
•105'A
106
37
36%
363/4
36%
37
2,000
47'A
47%
47%
9%
473A
493/4
4,800
2%
36'A
*2%
3
700
36 %
37
6,700
*8%
*2%
34%
76%
3%
36 3A
2%
36
106
*8%
9
200
#
16
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since
Year 19531
16
Jan. 1
NEW
14
8% Sep
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
-21% Feb
14"
Sep
30% Sep
43% Jan
33% Jan
4
Feb
93
87
Jan
Jan
STOCK
11
Monday
Argo Oil Corp
l
ttteel
Aiiflco
Illinois
of
Armour
5
Feb
11
$6 conv prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co com
6
99 % Feb
Jan
14
126% Feb
11
16% May 28
16
Jan
13
17% Feb
12
6% Jan
26
No
preferred
preferred—No
Corp
Artloom Carpel Co Inc
No
Jan
26
Arvtn
5'/a Jan
4
Jan
13
$3.75
.
convertible
$4
21%
36%*
36%
10%
10%
10
10%
9%
10
9%
93
94
61
114
Arnold
20%.
37
94%
7
,
21%
36%
94
2
9
20%
36%
59^4
23
93% Jan
21%,
59%
Jan
par
"98%
par
"118%
5
"16%
par
5%
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Shares
21 %
95 %
19% Jan
97
tWe WeeS
36%
95
117% Dec
Friday
Feb. 12
21%
59 %
21
-
36%
No par
24
Sales tp&
Thursday
Feb. 11
<.
20%'
No par
89% Sep
64
Wednesday:
PRICES
36 %
36%
10%
102 Va Sep
29
%
SALE
Feb. 10
10%
15
53"% Dec
'r
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19
36%
com—„_5
2
Sep
48% Feb
9
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10
AND
Tuesday
Feb. K
5
—,
corp
Co
&
Par
95% Feb
7
57
Mar 25
10
-10% Feb
4
8% Jan
12% Mar 26
15
77
5
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest'
Lowest
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
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STOCKS
Range far- Previous
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119%
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17
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17
6
5%
,
121
%
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62
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17
17
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17
13,200
190
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-
126
1,200
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126 %•■
20,900
93%
62 34
99 "
123%
10,200
,
9%
93
64
63
99
123
.
94
25,800
•
.
126
340
17%
17%
5%
5%
'
500
30
10% Mar 26
25% Sep
11% Sep
14
32% Jan
15
18% Mar 25
11% Jan
4
14% Jan
20
Ashland
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
23
Jan
4
26% Jan
18
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
13%
13%
14
29
13%
Dec
13%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
"25%
25%
1,500
20% Jan
29
20%
3,800
1
5% Dec
22
26
27
Mar 27
-
18% Jan
22% Mar 11
15
89% Sep
92% July
3
100
4
Jan
22
93% Jan
6
98
Feo
99% Apr
2
22
96
Jan
13
99
s.
31% Jan
5
92% Jan
35% Feb
4
8
Mar 25
Common
Feb
14
23
57% Jan
13
54% Jan
4
59% Feb
5
18
30% Nov
30
29% Jan
13
33% Jan
28
8
83% Dec 29
119% Jan
97% Mar 25
92
Jan
5
97% Feb
Jan
4
92% Feb
5%
26
19
58% Dec
33%. Jan
Jan
28% Jun
30% Feb
2
99
5
16
16
56% Jan
6
58
2
27% Jan
4
32% Feb
95% Jan
98% Feb
30% Feb, 12
34% Jan
4
38'A Feb
Ex
11
Jan
4
4
29
Feb
10
36% Mar 27
Gulf
94 % July 16
1Q8 % Mar 18
16% Dec
27
15
4% Dec
28
Dec
26%
9
4
106% Jan
18
4%
16%. Jan. 22
16% Jan
22
Atlas
"5
Jan
Feb
13
5% Jan. 27
W
convertible
Tack
I
15% Feb
8
17% Jan
21
Automatic
26
4% Jan
4
5% Jan
25
26
37% Jan
4
40% Feb
12
34%
,
100%
53%
30 %
19%
-
26%
20%
97%
97
98
34%.
34%
-
"5'.
10
58
*97
'
*
98 I
'
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58
33%
32%
31%
98'
97%.
98
29%
29%
29%
29%
20
38
38
37%
105
"5%.
Amer
of
.5
16%
3
4%
40
par
7,400
58 %..
53%
1,900
31
30%
30%
1,100
97%
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,:
-
-
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91%
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53
,
32
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38
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106
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17-
>
5%
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5%
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17%
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5
4%
5
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41
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474.
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910
30
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38
1-200
106
460
3774,
106
17
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5
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15%
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'
4%.
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40%
500
100
17
474 '
:
100
5%
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17
17%
5
40%
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.
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32
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38
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200
59%
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107
•
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98
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r
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32%
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106%
105%,
17
'
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58%:
30%
40
15%
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(The) common
.preferred—No
105%
"16%
No par
—
2,600
57%
58
/
32 %
97%
-
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80
'
34 %.
31%
91
;
,
^
32
100
.
pfd series A
Co
100
200
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97
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700
10,200
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..
98
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58% / 58%
31
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700
26%
20
98
93
35
"
100
58%
'
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conv
29%
100
prior prep ($1.20)
$2.25
35%
.
26%
98
r
•
'
97
98
26%
20%
97
5%
'
Lines—
Avco Mfg Corp
8%. Feb
Conv
19%
98
'
58
X9191 %
common——No par
20
r
20
"5%
i!6%
26%
..
98
31%
95%,
No par
SS
Corp
Nichols
Austin
197s
"96%
100%
58
"3.0%
100
UR
(voting)
16% Feb*" 3
52 % Feb
99%
10
$3.75 series B-
15
4% Dec 18
36% Dec 29-
35
20
35%,
50
&
17% Mar
Jan
35%
—
Line
16% Mar 13
6
97
50
distribution
Refining common
Common
9
7% Mar
17
13% Jan
104
98
10
Atlas Corp
—
Atlas Powder—
7
Jan
96%
"97
liquidating
Preferred
10
x96%
Electric Co
Coast
Atlantic
7
31% Apr 24
Xl9%
5%
.5%
& Santa Fe—
—
City
Atlantic
4
22
1
preferred
4%
10
85
2
25% Sep 14
80% July 1
15
26 %
J 00
—
—.—-
Preferred
Atlantic
Atlantic
Nov
26%.
100
preferred
Common
5
Sep
49
2.50
L
1st
Atchison Topeka
101
50% Jun
,
Ine-^
Refining Co
2nd preferred
Associates Investment Co
3
25% Feb
88% July
&
6%
l
Jan
103
Oil
5.25%
Jan. 28
32
26% Sep 25
86
Industries
'
18% Sep
(
6
40%
3,000
5
13,500
40%
300
B
4% Dec
35% Jan
8
Sep
22
Jan* 16
7
1
4
4% Jan
4574 Dec
21
427k Jan
7
1174 Mar 26
11'
1
47% Jaji
14
14
5% Feb
27
Babcock. &
9% Jan
19
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30% Mar 19
8.74 Jan
1874 Jan
39
Dec 29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4'
42% Feb
9
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
187a Feb
12
67
'Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68 V2 Jan
11
69 % Feb
2
18% Dec 29
38
11
207k Feb
3774 Jan
93
Jun
11% Feb
20% Jan
42%. Dec
12
4
443/4. Jan
21
118 Va Jan
21
374%
103
Feb
1
474%
11*
16
Jail
27
Jan
6
84
Jan
28
Beck Shoe
4
11'A Feb
12
Beech
Jan
22
Beech
9
14% Jan
78
Dec
21
86%, May
8
81
9
Sep
14
16%Mar 20
31
May 19
33% Jan
Jan
18
27
Feb
5
30% May 26,
29 Va. Jan
4
10% Dec
29
14
10'4 Jan
Oct
50
Sep
1
14
33% Jun
Jun
17
74 Dec
*
4
26% Feb
12
Bell
4
21 % Jan
29
Bell &
Feb
8
2Q
60
06% Jan
27
39% Dec
112
Dec
30
1%. Jan
2774 Jan
112
5
30
37% Jan
20
5
44% Sep
135% Jun
15
5774 Jan
146 3/4 Dec
63
Oct
16
31
6
1 % Jan
25% Feb
50
Jan
31% Apr 30
15% Sep 14
12% Sep 15
Jan
15
9% Jan
13
66'/a Jan
12
38%, Aug 26
22% Mar 17
213/4 Jan
36 74 Jan
13'
17'4 Jan
12-
Jan
Feb
40
Consol
Co
4%%
Black
12
*
Co
18;%, Feb
9
25% Jan
11
30% Feb
12
Blockson
50% Dec
21
46 J4 Jan
8
5774. Feb
12
Boeing Airplane
Jan
4
22 Va Jan
27
Bohn
Jan ,26
257k Jail
11
Bon Ami Co
9% Jan
11
674 Jan
15
14,3/4. Aug 13
13% Jan
4
11
Jan
13
12
3
11 '/a Jan
52% Jan
14
61% Dec
16
58 74, Jan
Mal'
5
93'A. Jan
12
11
49% Jan
7
5% Dec
31
1374 Mar 19
74% Jan
4 :
83% Fep
96% Feb
1
5174 Feb
12
4
26% Dec
31
774 Jan
19
3%%
467/4 Mar
9
26% Jan
25
2974 Jan
25% Jan
11
27% Feb
25 74
28
42 3/4, Feb
17% Sep
91
21
45% Jun
11
25% Jan
4
37% Jan
26
41
20
38
Jan
9
97
Jan
26
Jan
21
52
27
5
12
3774 Jan
13
10% Jan
91% Jan
7
8074 Feb
Jun
10
13% Sep
14
78
17% Feb
11% Sep
5% Sep
15
10% Sep
15
1.
5
15
t
.
3
12% Jan
30
9072 Jan
13% Feb 10
96 74 Feb 11
13% Mar
102
Jan
5474 Nov 27
5 2 74 Jan
11
5374 Feb
17% Apr
24
22
Dec
24
21
Dec
22'/a dan
5
29
34
24% Feb
Jan
5
43%" Dec
21% Jan
4
25
lo
54
8% Dec
29
23% Sep 14
16% Sep 14
Jan
1374 Jan
30
fr
29.
May 27
19% May 25
For footnotes
Bee
page 20;
44% Jan
87a Jan
28
4
4
47
74 Jan
Feb*
10'4 Jan
8
18
1,174
11 7/8
12
59
59
...
77%
78%
78
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9674
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5174
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77
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•
12
5874 V59
7874
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,
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59
74,
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77a
1,900
24%
12
59
74'
120
14'/.
12
-
12
,
5974
5974
7774
77
77%
96 %
95%.
95 74'
51%
51%
5174
5174
76
5174
10,400
1,000
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77%
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340
774.
14
674
63/4
674
674
2674
2674
26 74
2 6 74
26%
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2674
26%
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2774,
2774
2774
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27%
27%
2774!
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8,200
v
60
,
1,500
674
674
674
7
:
6%
26%
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'
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2674
2,300
■
'1,200
28
700
22%
22%.
100
x2174
*97
22'/a
*97
—40
*57%
58%
Shoe
1
1274
14%
14%
*62%
14
14
63 %
14
147k
14%
1474
*14
24
24»/a
24%
1474
2474
1,000
24'A
247k
247k
25
12%
12 %
24%
11,200
*76%
12%
16,500
29%
pTd
preferred
common—
(Philip)
11%
X12 Va
12%
12
32 %
3134
38
11%
11%
28%
3174
*38
117 a
117a
32%
3174
3174
38'A
38 Va
38 %
IIV2
11%
11 %
11%
12
•
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
1774
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
12%;
75
*70%
75
*119
>-50
37
37
13 >4
13%
137 k
13%
100
827a
82'2
—5
8'/a
No par
17
lflo
101
a»/a
17 7
a
101
18.7a
S
2374
*82
8
17
119%
23'4
*70 >/a
75
*70%
75
'
177'a
177 k
17
1734
*1174
12 %
12%
12%
1187k
•
8%
118 7 k
>-» 03
119%
37%
38
33
13%
13%
13'A
13%
82%
*82%
84
84
84
13,100
1,300
13 74
8%
17
18 %
700
83
82 Va
1017 a
*23
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13%
'
17
187a
83
37
■
84
101%
18%
*
*81%
8,9p0
31,800
101
8%
8%
17
17
101'/a
101
*119
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8%
12074
10
'
39
1,170
2,400
210
-
8%
1017k
874
1,100
16 74
17
17%
1,800
*100
18%
150
187k
187-a
18%
19%
13,400
2374
23%
101%
187k
2374
2374
23 74'
2374
1%
1%
17a
1%
23 34
174
174
3,100
174
134
1%
8
8 %
8
874
8
1%
8 74
11,900
8
8 74
7%
8
22
1.65%
No par
too
No par
25
-
No par
Ino
(The)
*70
/
No par
Ltd—
Ry
82
37
3,300
31%
38
*81'A
120
400
287V
31%
82
367/a
5,166
,76
28
38'A
177'8
*11.9
12
28 'A
*68%
.100
*75%
12 Va
*75%
*81
73
76'A*
7674
28%
1
82
24'/2
2874
32
38
;
*75%
'
*81
„_l
_i—_
Capital Airlines
Carborundum
77%
28 Va
}
—.—5
preferred-
Pacific
Carey
12%
*76 7-2
X28 7A
*
38%
*38-
lo
Breweries
5
1
31%
12%
78:
29%
15
Bldg 7%
Canadian
9
58
1274
63 7k
12%
100
I
Canadian
33 % Ffeb
*56%
*62 %
100'
Canada Southerly Ry Co—
19% Feb
'
4,500
63%
common
Packing Corp—
.5
-
13
5,000
99
2874
13
5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell W & C Foundry
13
58
2874
13
lo
participating preferred
Jan
*97
63%
127a
_5
prior
17% dan
*56%
'
287V
13
1
Co
Terminal
MJlls
58
22 74
99
64
Co
preferred
3%% preferred
Cannon
28'/2
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
"
213/4
*97
-
*62
new/
conv
*5674
28%
13
5
4%
$4.25
58%
21%
99
63%
^
Co common
Bros
28%
1
Co
preferred
Butler
217a
*97
'
12%
15
No par
conv
*57
21%
99
28%
63-
,
$5
28%
7 74
No par
Co, Inc
Brunswlck-Bulke-Collender
California
.•
2174
100
28%
Callahan Zinc-Lead
.
9
8
1374
59%
287a
7%.
25
29
14
1174
No par
Byron Jackson Co
28
7
*23 V2
59
com
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
i
Byers Co (A M) common—
11
22% Jan
2034
23 74
774
95%
2 50
common
374% preferred
Brooklyn Union, Gas
4%%
12
20% Jan
2174
2374
774
-5
Burroughs Corp,
8
22
21%
2474
774
800
Bush Terminal
19
8 74 Jan
13%
21
21
23%
8
3
Co
Burlington Mills Corp
1
27
1,% Feb
Inc—1.25
—
,
12
24'4 Jan
14
40,700
15,600
4
Jan
1374
*774
5774
39
Jan
1974 Feb
21
2374
74
56%
: 37
Co
Jan
21%
233i
8
100
5634
x56
10,400
383/4
83
.
21
24
*774
18,000
3074
>
Bulova Watch Co Inc
874 Jan
21%
23%.
17%
23
29%
36%
Bullard
18% Jan
21%
*2274
2974,
3874
12
105
5
17%
1734,
2374
37
10
17a Jan
15
57 74
29%
38%
27
774 Jan
22
56%
No par
Ino
Feb
2
Sep
56%
1774
*2274
-
100
Jin
2
86 % Oct
55
25
39
974 Mar
4674 Jan
553/8
100
Bearing
Forge
374 Mar
10
54
37
Buffalo
7
29^
2974
38 %
5
28
2734 Jan
1874
23%
29%
3774
29
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
22
17%
*2274
2974
3,000
38%
Brown
8
1 Va Dec
2
18%
2374
2874
No par
.
27
20% Oct
2774 Jan
1774
*22%
2874
6,100
18
37
29
1674 Jan
18
23
2874
40
1774.
37
13% Jan
1
1774
23
.
20
39
.
39
:
3
18
15,100
36a4
4
4
39%
1774
1274
72
3874
1174 Jan
Feb
38 74
18%
1,300
12 74
72'
74,
3974
5%
7% Jan
38
18
1874
2,100
19,600
37
Bush
100
37
37
18
12
72
547r4
36 74
7
*=*46 Va Feb
3674
18 74
1174
*7074
'
32 74
153
3974
20
26
3774
II74
72
*6974
72
153
2,600
3874 Jan
12% Feb
1174
1174
"6974
547a
54%,
7,400
119% Jan
27% Mar 20
1174
72
32 7»
3274,
153%,
7%
.
109% Mar lo
24% Mar 12
54%
153
2,400
2474
5
29
3274
5474
17,700
2 5^4
7%
36% Feb
30
32%
153%
,
24 %
July 15
16 Va Dec
152
540
74
25%.
"
6%, cum conv preferred
Browrt & Bigelow
i,
26
Feb
5474
5474
152%
119
Iff.
2574,
24%/
5
10274 Oct
11)7 4
,
*115
74
25%
2574
7%
Budd, (The)
84
22%
3274
54%
4,200
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19
14
32
15274
114 >4
3974
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17% Feb
79% Jan
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ir
7,500
2474
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86
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7a
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6574
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500
63%
7%
15% Feb 16,
Mar 16
30
Aug 28
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5
common
12
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40
800
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8
40
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4
9
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93 74.
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19
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734
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35
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120
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1
6474
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55
26
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63 34
7.50
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32% Feb
...
3 /
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32
2574
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64
25 74
15174
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25
11
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Bristol-Myers Co
.
30
3
117%
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24%
.
2,400
2474
lia% Jan
15.',
117%
7,600
34
2974
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9
146
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34
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3
6
16
4074
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10%
4,000
30 74
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,
270
1574
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774.
Mar
Oct
Dec
40%
25 3/4 -u
15
.
35
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2074
1,600
102 %
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1074
10%
42 74
113
10274
2474
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11
116
79
Jan
63%
42
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74,
2,50
763/4 Jan
11
74
64%
42 74
113
102
120
:
Bridgeport Brass Co_,
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
29
32% Feb'
6
2
63%
2,300
100
Roller
12 74 Jan
12
2
9374
*91
2,100
103/4
3074
2.50
preferred
Bucyrufi-Erie
11
Jan
25
*20
18%.
—
11
Feb
28
25%
20%
13
Maine
Feb
25% Jan
17
67
Jan
6
43 % Mar
10
15
25
4
10% Dec 29
Jun
58% Jan
Nov~16
J
3174
1074
37%
Co
Branifl Airways
5
26
63% Feb
•
15
Feb
11% Jan
74
Jah
83% Feb
„
Jan
22% Jan
29% Jan
13% Jan
13
15
22
16% Mar 25
1
4
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
98
6 /
12% Jan
28% May 20
22
4,
Jan
60
5
7% Jan 22
11
19% Jan
22% Mar 17
;3
5%
Bower
6
36% Jan
13% July 20
Jan~~2
35a/4 Jun
23 % Jan
2
66%. Jan
15
17%
10
20
54%„Dec
14
72% Dec
6
993/8 Feb
9
10% Sep
% Jan
27%, Jan 29
15
11% Sep 25
59% July 14
13%" Nov
4
20% Sep
6
26% Jan
May 28
22% Jun
Mar
7
39% Aug 17
21
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Common
11
Mar
11 % Jan
Sep 22
Edison
5
2
Sep 21
574 Dec 31
19% Sep 15
10%
2474
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15%,
1074
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1,100
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83 74.
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25
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92
260
51
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preferred;
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/
9
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10%
1074
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Co
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
8
33
25
33% Sep
Jan
39
2174
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2974
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6
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1
12-% Jan
12
Mar 25
Dec
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100
...
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86
1274
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10%
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com
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25
50
50%
3074
1
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5174,
35
1 peso
Brass Corp
&
class
11
15
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4
18
5074
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1074
1
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15
69
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11
48% Nov
15
10
Co
Co
6874
;<
42
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1
Class B
Borden
15%
2,200
1874
,
114
10274
83%
29(800
42%
18%.
35
J 00
—.
Chemical
Stores
15%
*81 %
2074
42%.:
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commofr
Laughlin
Aluinimn
1574
20%.
18%
1
14'A. Feb
64% Sep
86% Jun
-
(E W)
&
42
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15,700
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,
83%
1074
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4
12% Sep
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*
42
114
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9,500
97%
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50
——
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3
42
10274
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46%
20%
52
)
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83%
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J
Decker Mfg
&
Blaw-Knox
5'
23
15%
100
pfd series of 1951
11
3
pfd
.—I
22 '4 Feb
29% Mar 18
39
*108
4174
114
102*%
2.50
,
(Del)
27% Jan
12% Mar 12
*108
preferred ——J.
,100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com-5
27
18%. Jan 15
12.60
preferred—100
Foods
15
2
*1274.
1074
7%
17
14
5074
13
2174..
—:
Bethlehem Steel
'
Dec
6% Dec
5074
1274
1074
Mining
27
21% Jan
4974
12%
2174
...——...
28 74 Dec
20
5074
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47%
74/
4274
20,74
'v
.
4274 5-
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474%
Aviation
15
23%, Mar
68
39
46
9
1874
20%.
21%
100
Co
15
36% July 13
1674 Sep 15
68%
•
4%-
S
4674.
9
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4274?
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11
Corp
19% Sep
1474 Jan
68%
-
213/,
preferred.
22% Sep
5
70
t
,
1074.
4174
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&
Best
1
72
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Benguet
10
12
(A
Best
18
58% Feb
153% Feb
127» Feb
14
82%. Jan
8
32% Jan
4*
5
1774
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I.onn Corp common—10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 194G_No par
11
4
14474, Jan
4274
1774
.
5
46%
;
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69%
20%
4274
127-4;
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7
27
3074 Jan
16
5
47
9%,
2174,
Inc
Aircraft
Bendix
8
Jan
Mills
4 74%
5
117 Va Feb
Jan
24
6
19
40% Feb
4 1
Jan
7
Oct
4
38% Jan
7
30
92
ir
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10
Belding-Hemtnway
18
Jan
9%
49%
50
common
prior
conv
Beech-Nut
5
15
177k Jan
22% Nov 25
974 Dec
307k Feb
90'4 Jan
68 %, Mar
17
93
35
117a Jan
233/e Jan
2
;
———No par
Aircraft Corp
Creek RR
12
Jan
*5
467/4
4774
9
20
"69
10
preferred
Beaunll
22% Mar 13
2674 Feb
May 21
173/4
Corp—
Beatrice Foods Co
93
15
16
90
33
29
Mar 16
74
42 74
17,74.
—
Works
Cigars Inc
6
22% Mar
20
42'4
common-,
preferred
Iron
4
14% Dec 28
17% Sep
Bath
Bayuk
Jan
107
20
574
5 74
463/4.
■
9% Jan
9
Dec
4%%.
19
11% Jan
99 % Jan
7'
100
22 Va Jan
4 '
40'4 Jan
4
112% Dec
5
90% July 28
4"
9Va Jan
27
J00
common
37%, Feb
15
39 % Feb
25% Mar 19-
74
,
Brothers
•
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9
11
13
5,74
47
9
Barker
52
4'
18
9% Sep 14
34% May 2o
46 %
Corp..*.,-13
10
4
12
12
574,
(The)-No par
18
4374 Jan
1774 Mar 12
18% Sep
Co
Ohio
&
—1
—
Wilcox
Feb
593/4 Apr
29
18
I11C
"Va Jan
14
37% Sep
Baltimore
11
i
Sep
Jan
<T)
4% noncumulullve preferred—J00
Bangor &t Aroostook common—50
Convertible s% preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp
—10
11% Dec
7
Babbitt
;
'
,22%
2274
13
13%
13%
1374
13%
13 %
95%
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96
96
96
96
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53%
53 %
53%
24
24%
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23%
25 74
25%
25
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47
22%
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22
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8,100
22
22
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Volume 179
Number 5299
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest'
Range Since Jan..l
Lowest
Highest
July 20
113% Mar 19
107
NEW
,
Highest
Jan
5
113
YORK
10
Carolina Clinclifield
Carolina
34% Jan
10
45
Dec
9
40% Jan
6
42%'Jan
26
14
49
Jan
16
40% Jan
5
43 % Jan
7,
Carpenter Steel
34'/a Jan
2
48% Dec
14
46% Jan
4
54%,Feb
8.
Carrier
Power
14% Mar 27
14% Sep
16
25
24
143
45% Sep
21
15
Jan
113
Jap
'4
2
46% Feb
12
Feb
24
102%. Feb
12
38% Jan
6
19% Jan
24
11
,2
98
15% Sep '2
107 % Jan
4
5
133% Jan
'OS3,; Dec-24
13%, Feb
67% Jan
4
Jan
Jan
'4
11
19% Mar 25
16
15% Oct
30
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
20
.4% Sep
15
7% Feb 26
1
12
Carriers
17 Va Jan
4
9
105..
*<•18% Dec 29
Dec
7
5
Jan
65% Jan
96% Juh ;23
104
Jdn
13
Jan
4
20-
Case
125
Feb
12
5Q% Jan
;
74
'Jan
19
7%
27<-
4'% %
Feb
„Jan
4% Jan
6.
*
5
20% Feb
4
6-Feb
5%,
Corp
26% Dec 31
40%
Jan
22
27% Jan
4
32%, Jan
12,
59% Sep 15
11% Jury 14
35% Jun 16
73% Jan
30
66% Feb
2
71%, Jan
12
97
Jurt
17% Jun
Mar 27
12% Jan
4
13
Feb
38% Jan
8
41%-Feb
1L
105%, Jan
19
13
12
4
"
108
Feb
2
19%. Jan
28 % Feb
24
15% Jan
18%-Feb
25-
15% Jan
17% Jan
8
21% Jan 29
Class
B
Central
&
10
23% Jan
25
17% Mar 16
10 % Jan
11 % Jan
20
9% Mar 12
6% Feb
7% Jan
18
19% Oct
13
38% Jan
20 % Jan
22% Jan
14
Cerro
11% Sep
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
15
12.
Certain-Teed
Sep
15
37-
26% Jun
16
34 % Dec
3
92 % Juh
22
103% Jan
30
98% Jan
4% Sep
15
7 % Mar 27
4% Feb
Feb
3
33 % Jan
Feb
30% Jan 27,
de
Chain
5%,
South
Pasco
Beit
42
400
53%
53%
53%
13%
16
19
114
72%
71%
18%
16%
16%
6,800
125
48
5%:
16%
*16%
16%
2,200
20%
20%
20%.
3,000
5%
5%
5%,
1,200
28%-
28
28
67%
67%
67%,
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
,
12%.
40%
40%,
41%
40%,
108%
*107%
40%
403;.
107%
108
*107%
21
20%
21
17%
17%
17%
-
20%
18%
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17
17
-
'
*16%
17%
17
17
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
11%
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11%
10%
10%
7
7
7
7
21%
21%
21%
1
Co
14%
14%
14%
34Vt-
34%
10
*6%
7
13
2,900
41%
41%
1,900
*107%
108%
110
20%
20%
3,800
17%
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17%
400
17%
200
24%
24%
10,300
17%-
17%*
24%.'
V4
10%
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7
6%
800
pi va
>\
21%
21%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
200
6%
pi a/,
14%:'
34%
21%
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1,700
11
34%
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.;
67%
13-
21
10%
Corp
28
67
108%
20%
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27%
41%-
*16%
21
17%
Va-
67%
13 "
*16%-
20%
70
Vs.
68
No par
Corp.
7,300
28
Corp
Products
2,200
19
-
20%
5%.
■
5
West
73
18%
28
108
100
21,400
,
72%
68
40%
21%
19:
68%
108
,
72%
*68
12%
9,900
102%
114
100
•
20%
,
300
47
*112%
28%
28
102%
20%-
*28
,
125
46%
114
18%
16
-
20%
"
2,200
123%
72
16%.
5%'
20,700
13%
16%
Va-
*112%
-
19
20%
6
54%
13%
16
*102% 103 I
20
50
13%
46%,
-
112%
16%
'
123%
,
20%
,*112%
•
.
103
20*
20%
v
20%
*41%
Col—9.50
CentraltVloleta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
5/
16%
•
41%
483/a
*102%
.
73%
18%
-
%
■
No par
so
16
5
5%
.
30
30
20%
5%
commoic.^.*
6% Dec
Feb ;
16%
20%
1
Gas;&, Elec__No par
Illinois Bight
10% Dec
23% Dec
16%
—5
4%%' preferred
_100
Central Illinois Public Service..
10
Central RR Co of:N J class A—50
29
20% Mar
-
18%
■
Central Hudson
8
28% Feb
24
14% Sep 14
14y4 Sep 14
18% Juh 10
18%
48%;
114
72%
2,500
41
124
48%
20%,
*112
73%
42
13%
*
124.
103
20
114
20
Co
.
*102%
20%
No par
of
Central
5
20 VB
48
103
73 Vb
common:.
*122%. 124
48%
112%
Georgia Ry__
5.%. preferred series B
1.
42% Mar 25
Jan "6
110
Central
■
16
122%
41%
16%
13%
16%:
*102%
preferred'
v
13%
16
48%.
*111%
42
54
53%
13%
100
Central* Aguirre*. Sugar
Central Foundry Co
3*
54%
13%
r
Shares
112
41'/a,
16.Va
42
112
the Week
41%
41%'.
*41%
122%
'
•
41%,
X53%
preferred series A_100
coilv
113
41%
41%
No par
coin
113
42
54%
100
.
2nd' preferred..
Celotex
9;
16% Feb
4.20 %
:
Feb. 12
16
10
Sales for
Friday
Feb. J1
13%
.
100
tcoinmpn—_
*
113
42
PRICES
Thursday
51%
1
j.
*111%
SALE
Feb. 10
41%.
12.50
Celauese Dorp- til Winer
26
'
5
10
Co/common
Prefer red
26
115%;Jan
42
HIGH
Wednesday.
Feb. 9
113
41%
—
preferred
CaterpillarTractor
14
21% Jan
Mll%
No par
General* Corp
(J J)
Tuesday '
Feb. 8
Ry_100
Light
7 c/c
5r~
103 V? Jan
&
Monday
Par
?
& Ohio
Co
Corp
"
12% Sep 24
&
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Feb
39 Va Sep
111% Dec
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Year 1953
103 %
?7
91
300
3,100
13,000
500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
33
36
Feb
12
5
103% Feb
3
2
5% Jan
7
11
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
4
25% Jan
5
15
41% Feb
2
33 Va' Jan
4
36% Feb
12
85% Oct
27
84% Jan
$4.50
80
Jun
3
13
87% Feb
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
14
Jan
4
18% Feb
5
Aug 31
26% Mar 17
23% Feb
3
25% Feb
12
21% Mar 24
18% Jan
5
21% Feb
5
17% Jun
Oct
17
27% Oct
12
Sep
16
3%%
26% Jan
5
18 Va Jan
4
22% Feb
Class
34% Jan
21
27 Va Jan
4
30% Feb
14% Jan
12
15% Feb
8
7
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
5% Jan
4
Feb
29
22% Jan
13
10% Jan
4
12% Feb
11
40% Sep
15
51% Jan
2
Jan
4
46% Jan
26
10% Dec
30
11
12% Feb
30
30% Jan
11
34% Feb
6
21% May 21
44 Va Aug
6
62% Mar 19
% Jan
30% Dec
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
Oct
76% May 27
62 % Jan
95
92
41% Oct
59
59
89% Juh
6
25
'7% Oct 13
10% Sep
1% Dec
12
Jan
9% Jan " 7
44
10
•
45% Jan
4
5
68
11
4
18
8% Jan
13% Feb
14% Feb
18-
11
11 Va Jan
5
3% Feb
22
10
1% Jan
.4
13
7
% Jan
5
96
Jan
10% Feb
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
14%
6%
11%
'-6%
11%
11%
11%
...100
45%
46
45%.
46
com__No par
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
34V4
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
49%
50%
i
series A
57o
Chic
Pac
Western
No par
pfd
convertible
$3
preference—No
Chicago Rock Isi & Pac RR—No
par
Chickasha Cotton Oil.
9
18
Cliilds
Co
Chrysler Corp
5%
convertible
19
-22%
Dec
21
Jan
12
Jan
6
25
102
Jan
97% Jan
4
103% Feb
11
35% Jan
22
55.
Dec
47
Jan
12
58% Feb
3
24% Juh
16
30% Dec
28%
Jan
11
32%
70% Oct
6
95% Jan
78
Jan
4
9 % Sep
15
Jun
10
26% Dec
15
33% Mar,
14% Dec
28
17
72% Dec
28
Oct
5
83% Feb
9
44% Jan ' 6
Feb
80
47% Juh
10
90
12
15
4%
T
C
Cities Service Co
10% Jan
22
I
Financial
Corpl
27% Jan
4
32% Feb
12
Jan
4
15,% Jan
15
City
Nov
30
Jan
27
77% Jan
20
Jan
4
37%- Feb
8
Feb
4
190" Feb
4
4
19
4
56% Feb
' Jan
5
108% Jan
70% Jan
4
"53% Jan
107
73
Feb
%■%>
100
No par
5
common
convertible
preferred
100
eihrk .EquipmentvCo new
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—.100
5% noncuihulalive preferred—100
..
July 14
Mar 23
15
„
preferred 4
City Products Corp^
5%%
Co
Cleve
10
Elec
Illuminating .com.No
$4.50' preferred
27'
12
Cleveland
41
Sep 21
44% Mar. 19
42-
Jan
G
42% Jan 26
18
Sep
16
25% Apr
18% Jan
4
23 Va Jan
21
33 % Sep
11
43% Mar 20
37"
Jan
7
40%. Feb
11
Climax
22% Jah
19
29% Oct! 9
97% Nov 25
25V4 Feb
10
29 % Jan
4
Clinton
93% Feb
10
97% Jan
8
4%%
7%
89% Juh 12
2 '
128% Sep
78
5.
Sep-14
28 % Apr
6
136
3
Jan-
2
107
Oct
9-
874
Jan
Feb,
34% Dec
89.
4
21
July 24
Dec
29
125% Feb '20
7
892
2% Jan
34
,
Jan
Feb
20
135% Feb
7
92
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
31
24% Feb
27
12 Va Jan
20
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
16 % Jan
90.
43-
Dec
23
66 Va Mar'24
49
Dec
22-
67-
47
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
48
38% Jah
8
50 % Dec
38% Jan- 9-
50 Va Dec
4
Feb
12
14% Jan
6
18% Jan
$3.50.
67%
68%
67%
68 Va
96
6,400
95%
96
96
96
96
96
1,100
*8%
8%
*12%
13%
2%
2%
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*22
8%:
22
22
60%
59%
60%
21 %
21
102%
,
x84%,
10%
15Vb
32%
32 Va
32%
32
32%
-85%
15%
15%
15%
75%
76%
76
37%
37%
37%
*85%
210
'170
95
*72
210
*85%
*175
95
55%
108 %
*72
73
43%
*42%
21V2
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
38%
39%
26
26%
35
135
39%
39%'
25 Va
26%
x25 %
94
95
35%
34 Va
135%
*133%
*93%
*925
93%
2%-
40 3;
2
41% Feb
3
48% Jan
6
Columbia
9
41 Va Feb
2
48% Jan
6
Class
14 Va
50
50
50
,*48%
42%
'41% Jan
11
45% Jan
27
No par
44%
44%
26% Jan
11
27% Feb
2
Elec—5
27%
27%
27%
49% Feb
10
Inc.No par
47%
48
10
Columbian
Columbus
Southern* Ohio
&
Combustion
Engineering
Credit
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
H
Commercial
22% Jan
2
16% Jan
11
18% Jan
27
Commercial
37% Dec
2
36% Jan
4
39% Jan
22
Commonwealth
17
37% Dec *: 7
36% Jan
4
39 Vi Jan
22
17
5% Dec
29
Jan
29
Conde.Nast
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
27
21 % Jan
4
23% Jan
27
Cone
20% Oct 28
24% Jan
15
21 Va Jan
4
23% Jan 26
20% Jan
12
Mills
Feb
25
7% Jan
4
8%' Jan
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
11
.40% Jan
4
44% Feb
2
109% Jan
108
7
108% Feb
103 % Jun»
5
.
Jan
Ex
stock
23% Jun
10
Jan
5
Juh
15
110% Jan
7
91
Juo
10
102
12 % Dec
16
11
Jah-
28
26% Jan
8
28%. Feb
11?
57% Feb 12
25
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
6% Jan 20'
Dec
10% Jan
6
8
Jan
4
8% Feb
12
22% Feb
3
26
17% Jan
4
21% Feb
12
40% Nov
2
38 % Jan
8
40%-Feb
9
Jun
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
109%-Feb
H
18
108% Feb
5
106% Jan
4
108
Feb
9
Jun
17
30
42% Jan
7
93
Jun
23
101% Jan
4
20% Jan
.4
23 Va May 21
2
39%
39%
38%
39 Va
39
39 %
38%
39
*38%
39 Va
2,300
38%
*38%
39
38%
38%
600
25
par
*38%
6%
39 Va
6%
1
39
*6%
'
39
*39
39
"
38%
39%
6%
8,700
6%
6%
6%
..10
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22 Va
22%
22%
23%
4,300
22%
228/8
23
23 Va
22%
23
22%
22.%
22%
22%
2,600
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
%:
21%
21%
*21%
.
6%
6%
6%
700
'
,
Cigar Corp—»
21%
600
Corp—5
x43 %
43%
42%
43%
42%
42%.
42%
42%
42%
43%
16,000
108 %
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%'
108%
108%
108%
108%
1,100
28 Va
10,100
Coppermlnes
preferred
$5
Power
No par
Elec
Gas
Co
Light
Bait com
of
47%. Feb 10
Jan
15
4°/o
No par
100
.*—100
Retail
Consolidated
Textile
Consolidated
Vulfee
$4.50
preferred
Jan
19
,90% Jan
4
98
Feb
4
54 V? Jan
4
58 V4 Feb
5
97% Jan
8
96
Jan
21
99% Feb
5
$3.75
6
128
Jan
21
Feb
5
$4.25 conv
$5.50^
Can
12%
104
20
13
13
13
12%
12%
13
13
800
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
80§
57%
4,200
10c
*8%
x20%
1
No par
No par
20%
40%
40%
IO8V2 109%
*107% 108
45%
46%
*102
103
22%
22%
*97%
97%
57%
common.*—20
57%
No par
*99 Va
102
132
132
12%
111%
*12%
>
55%
56%
56 %
57
57'
*21%
23%
*21%
23
*21%
5%
5%
5%
6
8Va
8'a
8%
8%
19%
40 Va-
*108%
107%
46%
20%
40%-
20
20%
109 Va
40 Va
40%1091/* 109 V*
108
108
46%.
46
*5%
600
8
8%
2,800
Va
20%
21%
56,700
40%
40 Va
40%
40%
13,700
109% 109%
109%
109%
20
45%
20%
109-
*108%
47
22%
22%
97%
97%
97%
97%
57%-
57%
57%
57%
57%
99
99 %
*96%
99%
45%
22%
97%
57%
22%
22%
102
100
5%
97%
103
23
5%
8
8
*108 Va
108
'
5%
47Va
102%
22%
*102
150
110%
*103
Inc..
8'%
28
Va
*110.
56%
.
28
103
23
13
28
28
111
23
Xl2%
27%
103
56
100
Inc
9,400
111
6
No par
preferred
Continental
8
8
104
5%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
23
4
6
8
111%
1
preferred—
58% Nor
7%
8
*103
Inc
Aircraft
12%
28
111%
56%-.
preferred
*
No par
Container Corp of America com—10
■J 95% Jun
7%-
103
23
5
$4.52'
4-%
103
*22%
Stores
Consumers Power Co com
*111
100
pfd.
Co
27%
28
112
103
*.—15
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidated
27%
1113;
*103
12%
13
56%
Corp—1.33%
Consol RR of Cuba 5%
8
&
series B
series C
7%
8
*102
103%
*102.
22%
109
250
60
46%
5,000
103%
110
22%-
1,200
97%
97%
330
57%
57%
8,300
99%
200
'
*
87-
May 20
112% Jan
16
133
Nov
For footnotes see
page 26
133
preferred
2nd
preferred--No
nar
.,
*131
134
131%
131
%
»q7
*131%
99%
134
*97
*132
135
'
18,400
13,900
No par
Tnc.i
58'
7
13
39%
39
25
Laundries Corp
7
18% Jan
38%
39
Consolidated
Jan
89% Sep 23
7i900
38Va
preferred
21
IS'/* Jan
45 % Jan
49%
17%
13 %' Jan
36
.
49%
39
12% Feb' 11
99% Jun
.
49%
17%
Grocers
103
49 %
38%
Consolidated
11'.
49%
17%
5
102% Feb
48%
39 Va
13%: Jan
Jan
48
17%
4
45
47%
38%
12% Jan
54
-
3,200
17%
Preferred
5
15
27%
39%.
Preferred 41/2%
2
15% Sep
27%
17%
1
Jan
35 V# Apr 23
27%
39Va
9
38% Jan
99
27%
17%
Feb
5% Dec 23
1
27 Va
39%
Feb
16
29
2,900
27%
17%
103
14
8
43%
38%
112
Jan
43%
27%
.
39%
7
-
80
43%
44 ;
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
17
.
5,100
43%
43%:
,-?44 Va
7%
;
:
81,000
70%
-17 Va
distribution.
Consolidated
48 % Jun
Sep
14 Va
20%
69%
.38%
16% Apr 24
13% Apr 27
5
14
20
70
17%
7
98"
14%
20%
*69
38 Va
Jan
107
13%
20%
14
20%
70
38%
Jan
Mar .26
X44
13%
20%
*69
com—25
Publishing Co—No
Consolidated
100
Co
Corp-
Congoleum-Nairn
22% Jan
11
-90
No par
Edison
preferred
conv
Consolidated
20% Dec 31
14
Co
Solvents
convertible
32% Jun
30
Co_—
Carbon
17
Dec
650
3,500
51% Mar 17
6% Sep
;
500
46 Va
69%
18
51
54%
46%
13%
7
51 I
*53%
'
46%
20%
4
50
46
69%
' Jan
54
50
46
13%
6
47
45%
53%
45 %
20%
3
46
44
•
50
280
44%
13%
Mar-
7,600
44
70
8
17%
44%
20%
$1.40
17%
43%
Pictures common—No par
$4.25 cumulative preferred. No par
25
18
2.50
B
13%
39% Jan
17%
.
2,800
6,600
70
4
2,600
46%
20%
36% Jan
13%
46 Va
Columbia Gas System In?—.No par
37% Mar 16
92
13%
46 %
Columbia
$1.-32
41
92
15%
45%
14
*
40%
92-
13%
*91
40%
46%
11
39% Feb
*925
40 Va
45%
21
18
70
600
2,900
44%-
Feb
Sep 15
*925
120%
43%
70% Jan
Sep
93
120%
44 V*
21% Jan
14
*92
120%
620
43%
4
Jan
137
*134
135%
93
120%
r
40%
Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
4
44
135%
93
'
40%
12
8
4,600
40%
19% Jan
48 % Dec
35%
94
12% Jan
29
4,000
35%
121
68% Jan
27% Dec
3,600
35 %
93%
5
Sep 15
70
21%
35%
35%'
120%
*49
21%
11,500
•,
*133%' 135%
-
21%
'2%
r
50
160
43%
,*43
2%
*
51
3,700
2%
95
42%
.
73
*2%
2%
52%
43
50
*48
56
108%
23,500
43
*42
43%
73
40%
52%
pfdL—100
f
72
95
43
Ry com:.—100
•
25%
Colorado
Ist-pfd—„100
*55%
40%
18
Southern
94
40
17%
&
*85%
25%
18
noncuihulalive 2nd
94:
200
94%
18
nonciimulative
*175
)
17%
4%
200
2,100
25%
2(
4%
3,400
15%
94
No par
-
270
36%
25%
Colorado
4
76 %
36
94
13%
12
15%
76
'
91
U"
1,400
4,000
25%
40%
17%
'
15%
*108%
21%
*925
40 3 a
32%
55%
*43
40%
13%
32% Juh
.
35 Va
135%
15
16
.
2%
35 Va
*925
40%
31%
10%'
94
121
120
10,900
102%
108%
72
43%
2%
360
84%
10%
55%
.
*42%
2%
83%
*100%
108%
1081/2
90%
32% Jun
.
55% : 56 Va
-
73
43%
*2%
15,600
'
56
39 Va
6,000
32%
9,500
76'%
*85%
*42%
)
55%
32 Va
*
21%
102%
54%
37%
.
*175
94
*72
94%*'96%
21%
31%
36%
200
13%
Iron
*76
-
.
91
Feb
140
148,300
10Va
15%
15%,
76
*90%
Jan
2,800
62
102%
31%
37%
108%, 108%
73
24
31
,
*85%
#
.
*13%
Feb
10%
'
13%
47'
900
7,400
102%
J
85%
10 Va
*100
31%
15%.
76
37%
84%
io%102%
31 Va
.
76
*170
86
*10 %'
*100
,
•31%,
Jan
23% July 2
38% Sep 11
'
85%
10%102%-
31 Va
93%
par
55%
*10%:
120%
com—_No Par
21 Va
91
51
500
3
23
61-
103%
54 Va
37%
93%
Corp—No
21%
102%
56%
TOO
31%
119%
Co
21%
103 Va
56%
85
85%102%
31V4,
21%
103 Va
,
13 Va.
54-
*22
61V2
57
90%
19
23
59%
32%
10%
*100
21%
103
69% Dec
15-
*22
56%
58
32%
' 91%
'
21%
103
103
x56%v
22% Dec
37
>i
13 %t
23
58%
11% Jan 29
<
*8%
No par
&
200
68%
8%
No par
Internat'l
Fuel
4,000
70
67%
59% Mar
6
*65Va
No par,
29
Feb
3,300
50%
»
12%
preferred..100
preferred—:—
Jan
"42
34%
50%
66%
Collins.& Ailcman Corp.,.
50-- Jan
Mar.24-
—100
Colgate-Palmolive
42% Jan 20
Dec
No par
preferred
4% cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola
38% Jan
1
...
Coca-Cola Co -(The)'
17
13
7
7%
10
iJan
Jun.
12% Dec
8
94
122
2
1
Cluett. Peabody & Co com
4
80
8
Clopay
6
Dec
No par:
14
12
33%
50%
66%
,
2%
55%
preferred—100
10
Jan
34%
50
70
8%
108 %
common
2% Jan
132% Jan
89-
Inc
conv
Corp
5,500
33%
*66
12%
55%
1
Molybdenum
ouriv
11%
2%
108%
50
stock—50 "
4%
35% Feb
111% Jan
47% Jan
38% Dec 23
5
4-
guaranteed
Foods
11%
-I
8%
par"
gtd
Clevite Corporation
15
Special
12
13%
No par-
-
RR
Pitts
&
21,800
11%
.
2%
59%
„_10
u
20
Stores
1,800
29,400
68%
8%
22
No par
--City-Investing- Go common
102V, Jan
14
12%
45%
2%
58%
100
5
12
44%
13 %
21%
Milling Machine Co...10
9
12%
46%
67%
10
•
preferred
Feb
12
45%
Electric—
&
86% Feb
68%
12
46%
2%
*9V2
Common
Cincinnati
11%
13%
25
5
109% Jan
75,
Gas
4,100
7
2%
2%.
25
Co.
*6%
1,100
15
15
7
*6%
30%
45%
'
50
*66
7
700
96
25
Copper
12
54% Nov 24
16-
Juh
70% Dec
100
preferred
*6%.
*30
8%
13%
*13%
1
,
7
50
96
8%
JO
common—
Chile
11
17% Jun
96
5% conv preferred series A—_ 100
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
12
91% Jun
68
/.
6%
50%
68%
68V4
,50%
*66
par
5
172
'
5%
Cincinnati
.
&
noncum
& North
2934
No par
Paul
6
Mar 24
2,900
30
Jan
152
19,100
21%
22
29%
Jan
»
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
30%
63
74
21%
20%
21%
24
33%
186-
3,800
21%
1
.
25%
29%
5
Aug; 3
5,800
25%
21%
Feb
31
18%
21%'
56% Feb
15-
87%
18
30 %
21
Jan
86%
18
15
2
104
36%
86.
17%
30
5
5;
35%
86%
18
21%
Jan
9% Jan
36
86%
17%
22
29%
96% Jan
Jan
35%
86%
18%
21%
39
14% Jan
35%
86%
25%
29
102
30,900
35%,
86%
18
25
29
•
300
27%
25
Dec
95
28%
27%
24%
58% Dec
92
*27%
27%
35%
21 Va
13
22
27%
28
35%
24%
6% Oct
13% Feb
1,600
21%
St
60
5%
24%
Mihv
1,600
5%
21%
-
Feb
3
36
103
5%
24%
40
:
Class B
68% Feb
Jan
36
>102
4%
21%
Feb
8V4 Jan
36
103
5%
24%
Chic
51% Feb
,Jan
*35
103
104
*4%
21
9
Dec
10
*27%
35%
*103
5%
18%
18V4
Corp (The) •
1
1
Chicago Great Western-Ry com__50
5%
preferred
5o
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
4
6
Jan
A
35%
104
87%
*86
Chicago
4
6
18
preferred.!—100
35%
*5
28 V4
35%
35V4
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
35%
*103
5
5
*27%
1.25
preferred series A^
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
7
14
convertible
35 V,
104
*103
No par
Manufacturing
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
12
r 2
21
34%
*
:
preferred
Checker Cab
28% Jan 27.
32% Sep
Common
60
:
.
IB
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(726)
TT
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCK8
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1953
YORK
STOCK
Continental
7% Sep
15
10% Mar 17
7% Feb
2
8'4 Jan
20
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
18% Feb
12
19'% Jan
14
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
3
lOYaJan
6
12% Feb
11
Continental
Diamond
Jun
16
bz'n Jan
7
73
Feb
12
77% Jan
18
Continental
Monday
4
8% Jan
21
61% Feb
10
Continental
Oil
4
17% Feb
5
Continental
20
4
22% Jan 26
19% Sep
14
28 Ye Mar
19% Sep
21
26% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
24% Jan
18
15
27 '% Feb
2
20 Ye Jan
4
22% Jan
27
52
6
Jan
55% Jan
18
68 Ys Jan
58
70
52
6
Apr
12
52
Jan
25
Jan
7
47
Jan
27
Feb
12
63% Feb
9
93% Jan
25
61
Jan
8
21
87 Ya Jan
12
Preferred
Cornell
14
96% Jan
19
95 "Ye Jan
8
98% Feb
11
98
Jun
25
96% Jan
6
99% Jan
19
Cum
67% Feb
6
78
Nov
9
72% Feb
11
76% Jan
27
Corn
176 y2 Dec
31
174 '% Jan
5
177% Feb
5
7%
18 Ye Nov
29
Jan
4
18 % Jan
11
3% Jan
4
4 % Jan
1VA Jan
20
4
1% Feb
1
34 Ye Apr
2
28 Ya Jan
4
32 >% Jan
27
Jan
21
91% Jan
4
96% Feb
26% Jan
4
27% Jan
21
11
Jan
4
13% Feb
3
Mar
3
25% Sep
15
87% Jun
1
95
25% Jan
2
27% Mar 12
10% Dec
29
15% Mar
29
Jun
May 18
20% Sep
68% Sep
34% Jan
4
39 % Feb
11
16
101 Va Jan
4
102% Jan
6
21% Jan
11
24% Jan
29
15
36 Ye Jan
21
Sep 21
27
28 Va Jan
8
30 Va Feb
7% Jan
11
8 Ye Jan
4
9% Feb
2
J>n
5
57 Ye Feb
11
7% Jan
4
8 Ye Jan
22
25
27% Mar 20
Jan
11
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
29% Sep 15
83% Dec 22
30 Ya Jan
92
87 Va Jan
40 Ye Mar 25
8
$7
26 Ye Jan
Corp
Corp
11
14 Ye Jan
6
10
38% Jan
4
40% Jan
29
52% Jan
4
54 Ye Feb
5
13 Ye Jan
19
39 Ye Jan
20
5
Feb
4
Apr 28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
13
Jun
3
97 y2 Feb
11
94% Jan
11
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
34
Dec 14
23% Feb
2
I8Y4 Feb
53
•50
53
*50
53
47
47
47
*47
47 Yz
47
47
46 Ye
46 Ye
25Y4
26
2 5 Ye
25 Ye
26
26 Ya
26 Ye
27
8,500
63
63 VA
62 Ye
63 Yz
62 Ye
63 Va
62 3/4
63
623/s
63
1,020
74
177%
•173/4
1%
31%
2
•273/8
313/B
preferred
pfd
94
94 Yz Feb
9%
Class
8%
1%
l
■
pfd
4.60%
1
32 3/e
100
*87'/4
series
Preferred 3.90%
12i
19 3% Jan
20
Dayton
103/4 Jan
14
Decca
Rubber
series B
12 Ye
12%
12%
12 Yz
12 Ye
12 3/e
123/s
39'/e
X38 'A
38 Ys
383/8
38%
383/4
38 Ye
93
x92'/z
921/2
92'/2
92%
94
94
*93
94%
18 Ye
Jan
4
57
10
Sep
16
13% Feb
26
13% Dec
29
23% Mar 10
48
Feb
62
Feb
1
Jan
11
10% Jan
5
12Y4 Feb
10
14 Ye Jan
4
163/s Feb
.1
11
1
Jan
29 Ya
*29'/4 r 29%
800
Bscnw ctfs for common
Vilhiss
Diamond
Co
Match
class A
Diana
Stores
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
Dr.
Pepper Co
Dome
Mines
183/4 Jan
4
23 Ye Feb
10
14
75YtJan
15
77
25
36
July 29
43
Jan
Feb
13
37
Jan
26
38 y2 Jan
12
6 "Ye Dec
30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
4
8 Yz Jan
26
91
Jun
10
108% Dec
109
Jun
4
89% Jun
23
3
104 Ye Jan
11
lllYz Feb
2
1153/4 Jan
12
119% Feb
Jan
12
94% Jan
6
28% Jan
13
83
July
20 Ye Jun
1 % Dec
23 Y4 Dec
Nera
17% Feb
2
29
30Ye
12,600
10%
lOYe
*46%
463%
*60 34
61%
22%
preferred
12
Eagle-Plcher Co.
80
*80
38
*36
38
*35
7%
73/4
7%
99 «/2
34%
101
17,200
35
53,500
•102'/4
1023%
300
10,500
22%
22 Ye
81'%
♦80'%
81'%
*35
-
7Y4
353/4
223%
38
22%
38
7Y4
100'A
103
*80 '
81%
*36
7 Ye
7Ya
86
Feb
8
12
6%
100
Jan
4
Co
52
Va
*51%
49'%
49%
49'%
*10
lO'/e
10%
lO'/a
20
203/8
23%
24»/z
*173/4
17Ya
Stores
Inc
51
Jan
11
5%
51
Jan
18
5%
Auto-Lite
170 Yz
38 3%
39 Va
1
38
38
,
7%
83/«
5,400
14,400
rh <£> CO £
170 Yz
•1683/2
38%
Ye"
23 Yz
Yz
21Y4
21
86
86
86
23Y4
23Y4
13 Ya
13Ya
41 Ye
*1334
42
14
*13%
60
49 Ye
1,200
10
•10'/a
10'%
800
20 Ya
20%
20%
2,900
23 Ye
23 Ye
23Y4
20,000
17 Ye
17
17
1,000
9 Ye
9 Ya
9Ya
1,500
50%
50%
51 Ye
22,500
171
10
38 Va
38 Yz
38 Yz
39
4,300
213/e
21 Ye
213/B
213/e
86 Yz
•86 Ye
IIOV2
*86 3/z
24
170 Yz
24
Va
•169
200
7,200
13%
13 Ya
*133/4
13
40 Ye
41'%
40 Yz
41
l3/4
IY4
1%
26y2
261/4
26 Yz
11 Ye
•llYe
14
41%
41 Va
41%
l3/4
1 Ya
IY4
No par
26 Yz
26 Ya
26 Ya
26 Yz
2 6 »/a
15
11 Ye
12
11 Ye
12 Ya
11%
26
26
26
26
263/4
26Ye
-
1 Ya
1,800
87 Yz
24%
24
•100
*100
1 Ys
41
52'%
*49'/e
50
*100
*100
*52
49'/4
9 Ye
.
241/4
>100
190
521/4
233/4
86
23%
300
20
21'A
21
23 Yz
1,700
16,100
•173/e
39
86
98
10
170 »/z
39 Va
39
*97'/4
Ye
500
7,200
13/4
3,800
26 Ya
2,200
12
12
12
1,400
26
26
25%
25 Ye
1,300
26 Ya
50
*48 Yz
50
*48 Yz
50
*48'/2
50
*48 3/z
50
♦48%
50
preferred
50
*49Yz
51
*49 Yz
51
*49 'A
51
*49'/a
51
*49
51
3
36 Ye
37 Ya
36 Ye
37 Ye
36Y4
37
3 6 Ye
37
4
15Yz
16
15Ya
16
16
16%
163/s
17
16Ya
16 Ye
8,200
5
lOYz
10 Ye
10 Yz
10 Ye
10 J/2
10 Ye
10
3/z
10 Yz
10Y4
10 Yz
4,300
24
24
23 Ye
23%
23Y4
-23 Yz
23 Y«
23 Ye
1,100
26%
26 Ye
26%
26Ye
26%
26Y4
97
96
96
96
98 Yz
24
11
37Y8 Jan
2
19
14% Jan
4
17
11
6
Emerson
10
4
Electric Mfg
113/e Jan 26
Emerson
Radio
24
Empire
2nd
Natural Gas
&
Co
Phonograph
District
25 % Dec
23
29% Feb
89 Ye Dec
26
Jan
4
21
99
26Ye Jan
7
92
Jan
6
98 Yz Feb
12
Ye Jan
4
24 Y4 Feb
9
8% Jan
25
18 Yz Jan
Equitable Office Bldg
27
Erie RR common
70
Jan
28
74% Feb
5
Electric Co
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
5%
•a
■
98
1
22
Equitable Gas
9 Ye
10
49 Ye Jan
1
100
7Y4
49'A
51 'A
1 Ye
common
353/8 Jan
Feb
9 Ye
SOYe
21 Va
21
85
1
93/41
*52
9»%
51 3/8
934
51%
>168Yz
Y4
4
50%
10
1
preferred
Paso
18
18
5
(The)
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National .Watch Co_
El
24
17 Ye
9 Ye
100
6
Feb
20 Ya
24%
51 Ye
2.50
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
conv
20
18
100
common
common
4Yz%
Co
20
24 3/4
2
preferred
Ekco Products Co
Elliott
20
24%
5
Manufacturing Co
10
5
10'/4
*10
lo
common
preferred
4'%%
52'/4
49'%
100
Kodak
Bros
523/4
10
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman
15
pace
♦78
493/4
1
Corp
26 Ya Feb
4
80
52>/4
B
12% Jan
4
23%
*77
10
26
273/8 Jan
H
223/4
23
343/4
♦1023/a
50
4
Jan
3/4
Ye
34 Ya
102'%
50
.
10% Jan
Eaton
16 Ye Jan
22
99
1013/«
3 4 Ye
102'%
5,000
|
„
Edison
66
99Y4
-
35
103
22 Ye
SOo
preferred—
DWG Cigar Corp__
6
72% Jan
34'%
*102'%
100
2,900
521/4
$4.15
4%
4
5
Yz'
35
1,900
153/4
473/4
243/a Feb
1,200
'
12
*47 3%
113/4 Jan
Apr 21
101'%
97
IO2Y4
11 Ye
•15 Ye
47%
24 Y4 Jan
74% Feb
97'/4
963/4
.
47»%
6
4
153/4
61'%
473%
3
Ye Jan
12%
15 Ye
*60 3/4
47 Ye
Feb
7
113/4
15 Ye
62
48
40% Jan
22
12'/4
15 Ye
343/4
•
233/4 Jan 12
48% Feb
2
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
22% Jan
5
113/4
16 Ye
102%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
5
Mar 13
*60 3/4
113/4
153/4
*47'%
21 y2 Jan
11
613/4
113/4
16
46Yz
48
4
Ye Jan
61Y4
11%
8
preferred
12
23
62 '/a
11%
15%
453/4
47'%
*473/2
$3.75
Electric
19
*60 3/4
47
50
5
20
26% Feb
47 Va
29'%
Jan
Jan
473/4
29'/e
26
Jan
473/4
291/4
Jan
18 Ya Mar
Ye
46
29
Jan
9
-
29»/a
8
303/4
10'%
28 Ye
4
see
30Ye
10'%
29
60% Feb
For footnotes
303/4
10'%
283/4
37 Y4 Jan
74
31
10%
29
6
54% Dec 22
70% Jun 15
30 Ye
103%
283/4
15
22
30 Ye
10 3/«
No par
com
Sep
Dec
30Yb
10'%
lo
Duquesne Light Co
30
16
31'/a
10%
27
Oct
4
30 Ye
29 Va Jan
44
18
2,800
119'%
1 Ye Jan
30
Sep
2,400
11%
108 Ya
14
51 y2 Nov
6
113%
11 Ye
119'/4
43
4
20% Jun
113/4
11 Ye
107Ye
4
26
14
113/4
11'%
119Yz
11
Jan
15
11'%
113/4
1091/4
13
37% Jan
30
11 Ya
llYz
119'%
lY2Jan
13
15
11 Ye
11'%
*973/4
40 Ye Feb
33% Feb
Sep
IIY4
11%
108
13'% Jan
15
6
13% Sep
9% Dec
11 Ye
11 3%
97'%
24
V< Apr
5
20 Ye
11 %
11'/e
119'%
171
200
*11%
No par
Mar 12
57
1,000
343/a
109 Ya
20% Jan
3
353/4
•333/4
97'%
4
4
340
353/4
341/4
119'%
29
19
1083%
353%
108'%
109
51 Ye Feb
Jan
*108
353%
*33 Ye
343/a
97'%
10Ye Jan
Y4 Jan
108
1083/4
353/4
*33Ye
119'%
Ye Jan
85 Ye Feb
35»%
34%
109 Ye
463/4 Jan
22
35 Ya
34
2
Eastern Airlines Inc
100
108 3/4
35'%
0'
97'%
Eastern
7
107Y4 .1073/4
•
119
1
11
1,400
109 Ya
4
20
283%
.
97Y4
Feb
Feb
283/4
109 Ye
20 3/e Feb
Feb
5,500
283%
1183%
18 Ye Feb
94
24
28 Ye
973/4
25
24% Dec
400
23 Ye
29
-
18
118 3/z
15 y2 Jan
38
18
24
28%
-
(EI) & Co—
18 Ye Jan
102
22
31
de
22 Y4 Jan
10'% Oct
48% Dec
Pont
8
165% Jan
18
23Y4
283/4
28 V*
<■
<18
2
Common
3
30
18
24
183/4
109 3/4
12
22
*17Ya
23
•
5
52 VA Feb
4,200
23
■
22 3%
No par
49Y4 Jan
Jan
2,500
10 »%
No par
Feb
—
3
10
series
48
10,600
67'%
*2 Ye
series
4
25% Mar 25
3
10'%
$3.50
12
48% Jan
*64'%
67%
$4.50
48 Ye Jan
9
10
10'%
Preferred
50% Jan
7
2Ya
3
10 3/e
Preferred
5
9% Jan
*64'%
67%
3
10'/a
1
9
22
Oct
6
29
*64'%
3
•
*18
22'%
343%
convertible
19Y4 Mar 27
2
May 28
12 % Sep 14
39 y2 Sep 21
Jan
67'%
3
10'/a
»/4
9
Dec
169
*64'/4
10
35'%
common
23% Mar 11
1
89
45
Co
28% Jan
5
67 Yz
4,700
Feb
98
48% Jan
18
30'%
107'%
preferred
100
Dunhlli International.
1
Duplan Corp
No par
5
118 y2 Jan
Chemical
33/4%
du
30
30
35%.
No par
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
Sep
30'/a
*34 Ye
No par
Ltd
Dow
16% Jan
30
107 3/z
Dixie Cup Co
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
36 Va Sep
30
2,000
•
5
156 y2
30
25
Ltd
9
18
30
5,900
-
1
Distillers
Divco
1,800
80c
8
15 y2 Mar 17
29 Ye
183/2
100
Corp
4
47% Dec
29Ye
No par
common:
38 Va Jan
16
183%
122 Ys
28 Ye
6,700
99
18'%
18%
■
10
-
$1.50 cum preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
1023/4 Feb
83% Jan
2
23,900
62%
99
183/a
•
3
3
10%
|
_
101 Yz Feb
31
62'%
99'/e
*643/2
2
8% Dec
63'%
18 3%
29Y4
4
41% Jun
62'/4
98 3/4
18'%
20
Edison
333/e Feb
17 V2 Sep 18
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
63 Va
98'A
18 Ye
18 3/e
(The)
1003/4 Jan
10% May 15
62%
98
183%
g
18 3/z
8
6
63
98'%
973/4
5,460
1,600
18%
61%
97
Co
-
18,500
62
61'/4
10o
Oil
9 Ye
18%
97
100
new
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derbv
15
2
150
220
183/4
29%
43% Jan
15
I8Y4
29 Ye
102% Jan
Dec
18 Ye
29 3/2
10
Sep
18 Ye
29'/z
29
75
18Ye
310
95
100
29%
94 y2 Jun
24% Jan
*98
293/i
33'% Jun
17 y4
*931/2
99
293/4
•
79
93Y4
98 y2
Delaware Power & Light Co.
IF
40
52
19
933/4
971/2
19,100
De
3
4
18 Ye
95
971/2
«/z
14Ye
Diamond Alkali Co common
4.40% cum preferred—
23
19
*933/4
3,400
94'/2
46
26
9 Ye Jan
98
2.300
39
14%
273/8 Jan
43 '% Jun
95
*96'/a
123/e
383/4
451/2
Devoe & Raynolds
47 % Apr
*93'A
12%
14 S/8
10
4
94%
99
*98
121/2
461/4
19
41% Dec
400
143/a
Feb
12
1,400
543/4
45%
24
31Y4 Jun
39Ye
54Y4
14%
29 Yz Jan
4
39 Ye
55
453/4
183/4 Jan
13
39 Ye
*54'/2
14'/<
7
Va Feb
39 Ye
55'/4
453/4
8
31
100
401/4
141/a
10
113/4 Jan
14%
46
Feb
8
*133/4
143/8
20 Ye Jan
4
*541/2
13 Ye
46
33
IOY4 Feb
39 Ye
541%
500
13Ye
14'/a
24% Mar 10
28 Y2 Jan
393/4
IOO
5
46 3/4
19% Jun
12
14 i/e
4,600
891/4
14%
14
30
*133/4
34%
*43/4
463/4
&
16
Nov
34 3/8
3/4
5
Western..
Lack
15
12
88
Ye
2,700
*87 '/4
343/e
88'/4
5
44 Ye
Delaware
17% Sep
18% Sep
29% Nov
33%
89
4
136
333/a
25
2
Ve
333/4
*4 Ye
.
60
44 Ya
93
1
17
♦133
38 Ye
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.lOO
Jan
44
7
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel
Corp
7% Sep
3,600
136
44
*87'/4
5
14
26%
263/B
26 Yz
*133
44 Yz
33
33'/4
89
*4 Ye
19,500
333/e
7
25
32 Ye
,
26 Yz
800
-83/4
43 Ya
43 Yz
*87 »/4
5
26%
136
57 Va
8 Yz
333%
29
10
323/4
89
26 Va
*133
*563/4
8%
33Y8
Jan
8
26 3%
136
43 Va
8%
33'/4
10Ye Jan
10
263/a
>134
44
57Ye
57
33
4
113/4 Feb
83/4
333/e
12
12 Ye Jan
57 Yz
8 Ye
98
33
2% Jan
4
57 Yz
8 Ya
*97%
33 Ye
9% Jan
Feb
26%
57 Va
8%
7 Ye
7 Ye
98
33 Yz
6% Mar 17
11
57 Va
7 Ye
•97 Va
preferred—
Delaware & Hudson—.
16% Mar 25
Jan
73/4
98
10
common.
14
11
11,600
7%
98
28
Co
29
10 Ye Jan
300
73/4
73/4
98
300
1,900
10 3/8
Records
&
9% Dec
14% May 25
13 Ye Feb
4
30 Va
54%
100
2% Dec
9% Sep 15
10% Sep 21
30 Va
393/4
Detroit
9
30 Yz
54Y4
11
10
*29%
39 Ye
30 Ye Feb
28
303/8
54Y4
9
35Ye Feb
*29 VA
45 Ye
11
34Ye Jan
293/4
27 Ye
11
1083/4 Feb
9%
39 Ye
Feb
4
9%
*133/4
100
4,600
9%
10
Dec
4
6
56
9%
45'/4
5
12
200
6
*55
27Ya
293/4 Feb
Jan
*170
5Ya
56
10
4
33% Jan
200
5 Ye
56
46
27% Jan
33 % Jan
*170
6
9 Ye
21
101
200
6
27Ye
27% Dec
3
•170
6
451/2
16
13
1,300
273/4
23% Jun
22
13Ya
*13
10
8
34% Feb
13 Va
46
12
40% Feb
13%
27'/4'
14 Ye Feb
18
13%
44
463/4 Feb
1
1,070
13 Yz
27 Ye
4
Mar 17
700
16 Yz
10 3/e
4
3
77%
16 Yz
44'/4
12 Yt Jan
2
23 Yz
77%
17
9 Ye
43% Jan
11
23%
77 Va
16Y4
27
2
28% Jan
23 3%
77 Va
17%
43Y4
30
30% Dec
23 Ye
773/4
17 Yz
27 Ye
15% Jan
63% Feb
2,700
23 Yz
77 VA
10 »/4
52% Feb
99 Ye Feb
570
44'/a
13
183/4
10,300
27%
21
4
39 Yz
1023/a
10 »/e
10% Oct
12
900
39%
102%
102 3/8
43 Ye
40% Sep
14
31Y4
39 Yz
9Ye
14'/a
7%
16 3/4 Jan
31
39%
102%
1
5
933/4 Jan
31Yt
31
39 Va
102
SOo
3 3 Ye Feb
55% Jan
4,900
Inc
4
9
900
13
80c
32% Jan
Aug
4
24% Mar 23
27
12 Ya
Co
5
46
27
13
9 Ye
1
series C
100
27
9Ya
*13Y4
100
1,400
5,800
t
563/4
80
A
l3/«
31 Yz
98
*55 Yz
2o
series A
Preferred 3.75%
8
5
1%
313/e
56 3/4
•97 Va
136
43%
2.50
Inc
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75%
•26%
•134
10o
No par
Daystrom
11
31%
700
23 Ye
*
200
7 Ye
57 VA
preferred
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
33% Jan
48
•31
4,400
4 Ye
293/4
7 Ye
8Yz
convertible
18
30 Ye Dec
32
Ya
70
17 Ye
*96
98
12
111 Va
9Ye
30
7%
57%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
27
•26 Ye
13
5Ye
Ye
1
Corp common
Deere
14
21 Va
12 Ye
*56
98
„
10
Apr
27
10
4 Ya
1%
12Ya
4,300
173/4
31 Yz
273/8
1,600
177 Va
4 Ye
1%
*96
Ye
73%
73
18
31 Ya
313/4
96 Yz
>170
98
common
A
Preferred
30
9
1%
31 Ye
96 Yz
39
6 Va
No par
preferred
26
14
l3/e
3134
96 Yz
31%
56 Ye
No par
.Feb
Sep
31 Ye
200
6
563/4
5
Inc
preferred
Feb
99
•170
10
100
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
1
Prior
178%
12 Ye
13 Ye
100
17 Ye
Ya
700
99
*98 Yz
•177Y4
27 Ye
27 Yz
123/4
1 Yz
313/8
•96
23%
293/b Jan
42
•1 Ye
1%
31 Ye
97
92Y4
*98 Yz
177 Va
4
92
92Y4
73%
4 Y4
53
98 Yz
100
72 Ye
•4 Ya
25
4
99
18
of Amer common
9
25 Y4
4%
92 3/4
923/4
*50
53
18 Yz
177%
18 Ya
•4 Ye
39
non-cura
Press
*50
73 Ye
102
11
97
179
173/4
4 Ye
39 Y4
Feb
9 Ye
14
17
•177 Va
18
73
101 Yz
24 Ya Jan
87% Dec
177 Yz
74 Ya
-
35% Jan
16
73%
923/s
101%
2
Jun
74 Va
92Y4
393/8
5
60
92 Ye
101 Yz
30% Jan
Jan
92%
39 Ye
47 Y2 Jan
>
1,900
xlOl Yz
15
108
22 Ye
5
23'A Sep
28% Jun
9
22 Ya
par
convertible
5%
4
24
223/4
2.5o
33/4%
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
13
Jun 12
22 Ye
No
Dana
Jan
32% Jun
22 Ye
•95
common
8
90
95% Jun
22 Ye
26
No par
Corp
preferred
11
37 3A Jan
30
22Ye
700
46Y4
1
12
5
11 Ya Jan
Sep
22 Yz
9,300
25 Ye
25
Jan
13% Feb
4
Mar
22 Ye
*50
10o
34 y2 Feb
2
64
1,500
'
88% Feb
4
17
July 24
23 va
22%
l
26
29
61
23 Va
98 Yz
11
Jan
16
23 Yz
•98 Yz
Inc
92
24% Jan
23 Va
100
Inc
Mar 16
60
24
100
Cushman's Sons
16% Jan
7
24
*98 Yz
Cutler-Hammer
39 '% Dec
28
24 Ye
•98 Yz
10
15
15% Oct
24
100
Zellerbach
Curtiss-Wright
26
16
81 % Apr
600
243/8
100
20
11% Dec
55%Dec 29
22%
•98 Yz
Jan
Ya Jan
4
8% Mar 17
12 Ye May
*22
•98 Yz
44% Feb
135
33 % Jun
86
22 Y4
243/a
Cunningham
54 Ya Jan
15
83
22%
99
$2 preferred
Curtis
98
Jan
82% May 28
22 Va
8Y4
100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Cuneo
4
Jan
31% Sep
57
22 Va
8 3/8
S'2%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 y2 %
preferred
9 Ye Jan
57% Feb
40 Y4 Nov
22 Yz
13%
15
19
22%
13 Yt
21
17
22 vA
133/8
6% Sep
23% Sep
Sep
17%
13%
49% Sep
31% Jun
61
17
29
93
49
60 Ya
16Ya
17 Yz
2
14 % May
61 Ya
16Ye
77 Yz
29
13% Aug 20
61
16 Ye
8%
23 Va
8% Apr
Jan
83/8
61 3/8
16 Ye
17 Yz
34 % Jan
22
8 3/»
61
17
77 Yz
lOOYa Jul 28
Dec
8Ya
61 Va
23%
4
10,200
8%
17%
Feb
8%
300
17
233/4
6Y4 Jan
2,800
60 Yz
78%
57
73 Ya
8Y2
17%
12 Ye Mar 19
Mar 17
73
4,200
17%
•77%
13% Jan
733/4
•98 Yz
Crown Cork & Seal Common
5%
1.600
73%
•98 Yz
common
Crucible Steel
123/s
8
common
perferred
$4.20
123/b
100
International
Crown
12 Ya
series of 1947_lQO
Petroleum
Co
12 VA
1
20
preferred
33/4%
18 3/4
22%
Refining common_25
preferred
100
Crane
73/4
183/4
7Ya
60Ya
10o
31
4
8%
100
15
18
74 Va
Cuba RR 6%"
5% Sep
93% Dec
131
733/4
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
_100
7
6% Sep
74 Yz
9
5
8% May 21
64
74
743A
Shares
7 3/4
19
17Yz
Products
Coty
9
8
18
12 Va
26
4
Jan
24
15
12 vA
77% Feb
Ya Jan
185
Jun
Nov
12»%
20% Jan
53% Jan
8% Feb
6
5% Sep
52
•12
4
4
Jan
73/4
*18 3/4
5
11% Jan
17
7 Ye
19 Ye
72 Va Jan
5
31
11% Dec
Feb
32
7Y4
*183/4
14 Y4 Jan
Mar 17
89
15
15
7Ya
19 Ya
4 Ye
21
103
13% Dec 24
180
4
17
Jan
33% Jan
16
28
VA Jan
35% Dec
34% Jan
10
26% Jun
91
2
7Ye
the Week
50
series
Works
Feb. 12
19 Ye
12
Sales far
Friday
Feb. 11
60
5
Electric
pfd 3 Ya %
Cosden
10
2
Delaware
22
16
16
Jan
5
3% Sep 15
1% Nov 3o
6%
Glass
3 Ya %
15
15% Dec
Monday, February 15, 1954
Thursday
Feb. iO
Ye
7
743/8
10
Wednesday
19 vA
12
1
of
Dubiller
Corning
93 % Sep
Mar 31
5
Corp
Corn Exchange Bank &, Tr Co
93% Sep
161
73/4
•183/4
Corp
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5%
series
50
20
4
15
90 Y2 Dec
1
Jan
45
26% Mar 25
Jun
49
30
15
48% Jan
Jan
21 y2 Jan
28
30
18% Sep
2
Steel
22
5
Fibre
Continental Motors
4
11% Mar 25
62% Jan
15
Mar 18
.
HIGH SALE FRICES
Feb. 9
25
com
preferred
Jan
7% Jan
14
13
15% Sep
43% Dec
Cop & Steel Ind
convertible
15% Jan
7% Sep
48% Oct
19% Sep
5%
Tnesday
Feb. 8
Fmr
Insurance
67
.
Continued—Page 4
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
IT
Co
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
10
23Y4
23 Ye
25
2 6 Ye
26 3/4
100
8.50
*95Y4
24
97
24
26 Ya
95 Va
97
24
24 Va
23%
24%
23 Ye
2 4 Ye
23 Ya
8 Yz
83/4
8'/z
81/4
83/a
8Y»
8%
1
8%
No par
18%
18 Ye
18 Ye
100
68 Y4
68 Y4
*68 Ye
*72
74 Yz
37 Ye
37
26%
*
8Yz
50
\'a
*72
*95Y2
18 Ya
18
183/4
69
68%
70
74 Ya
*72'%
74%
18Ys
18
*691%
-
*72
-
70
74%
1,300
260
7,500
-
8Y4
4,100
18 Ye
18
*69 Ye
.*72
12,600
17,800
70
74%
1,200
Number 5299
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(727)
19
m-i
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Eureka
15
9y2 Mar
Jan
19
9V2 Jan
8
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
13 % Jan
15
Evans
12
Nov
10
16% May
12 % Jan
4
13V2 Jan
18
Eversharp
14
Jan
2
2
3
4
60% Feb
11
Ex-Cello
2y8Jan
July 13
Monday
6
2% Jan
18
Par
Corp
gy8
9 i/8
9'A
5
12%
12%
512%
12%
12%
3
54%
55
2.50
*2%
Inc
Exchange
Corp
;
Buffet
Corp
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 9
5
Co
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 8
1
Products
49 y8 Jan
59% Mar
39 % Sep
STOCK
YORK
Williams
6% Sep
10
9
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continued—Pago 5
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
9%
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
Feb. 10
the Week
Shares
974
Va
9%
12%
12%
12%
12 (a
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
1274
1 2%
12SA
1274
3,800
55
56'A
553/s
58%
58'A
6074
5974
60'A
9,200
2'A
2(4
*1%
2%
2%
100
22%
2%
9%
13
2274
2274
2274
9
*2
9%
27s
9%
*2
4.200
703
F
Fairbanks
29
11
Jan
26
Fairchlld
18 % Jan
27
Fajardo Sugar
14
21% Jan
4
15
10'A Mar 25
9% Jan
11
16 % Dec
29
22% May 11
16% Feb
9
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
Jan
28
16% Feb
9
15 % Jun
17
19
Jan
8
17 % Jan
5
18 72 Feo
12
28% Mar 25
*
15
Feb
27
4
15% Jan
7
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
55
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
23% Jan
11
26
Family
5%
Fansteel
Mar
9
48
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
59% Jan
8
61
Jan
20
Sep
14
53% May
4
49% Jan
5
51% Jan
7
bVa%
7% Apr
3% Dec 31
1
35% Sep
14
48
1
105
94
July
8% Dec
41
May
21
Feb
10
5
38 7A Jan
4
Mar
2
99 % Jan
4
103
50
50
Corp
Corp
Federal-Mogul
2
5
Federated Dept Stores common
4%%
preferred
100
15
8% Jan
4
9% Jan
26
Felt
2
20% Jan
4
24 % Jan
25
Ferro
5
76% Jan
28
81 % Jan
18
14% Jan
12
17% Feb
4
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y—10
Filtrol Corp
—1
63
Jan
12
71
Feb
8
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
6
107
Oct
26
106
Jan
11
8
54
Dec
21
50
Jan
12
77A Jan
13% Mar 17
30
25% Sep
18
32
Sep 10
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
100
&
Jan
5
53'/2 Jan
5
25
Firth
107
29% Feb
Tarrant
4%%
5
National
(The)
109
Stores
Carpet Co
Co
5
31
98% Jan
Feb
8
16% Jan
17% Jan
21
7
28'A Jan
30 % Feb
8
Florida
39% Oct
11% Dec
22% Feb
25 % Jan
11
27
29% Dec
9
Mar 25
Feb
21
38 % Jan
41..
Feb
14% Jan
8
Florida Power & Light Co
22
101
17% Jan
33% Oct
Jun
9
89
11% Jan
3
30% Jan
34% Jan
93% Jan
95
Feb
4
40
Jan
10
Jan
2
37% Jan
12
27
88% Jan
6
Food
common_No par
1
Corp
Steel
Corp
Stores
Fair
Inc
Food
15
Corp
10
100
Machinery & Chem
3%%
convertible
3% %
preferred
Jun
26
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
4
98 % Feb
8
14% Sep
15
23'A Jan
20
19
Jan
11
21% Jan
27
Foster-Wheeler
6% Dec
29
13% Apr
13% Apr
15
6% jan
4
8% Jan
25
Francisco
preferred
39% Sep
10
10% Feb
11
Jan
7
Franklin
45% Jan
55% Feb
12
Freeport
14% Jan
1
May 15
13
51% Mar 17
9% Dec 30
11
11% Feb
9
Sulphur
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf
9
Jan
27 % Mar 24
23% Jan
26
Feb
5
79
6
69% Jan
76% Feb
3
3
5% Jan
12
6% Jan
22
Jan
4
2z7a rea
i2
Gair
13
6% Jan
4
7'A Jan
15
34% Jan
No par
1
Corp
Jan
Dec
22
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan
15
8Va Apr
33% Dec
30
20% Jun
10
27 % Jan
23
4%
20O
16 y4
16'A
16%
16 V«
16'A
16%
16%
4,700
18 %
18%
18 "A
18 %
1874
1874
18%
5,700
56
5574
*55
56%
24%
24%
24%
24
24 Va
24%
24%
1,900
14%
14 y2
1474
1474
14 %
14%
14'A
6,100
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*55
60%
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60(4
51
51
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4
4
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60%
50%
50
50%
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4 Va
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4%
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61
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.
49%
4
23 7A
2374
23%
2374
23%
*2374
39%
40%
39%
39%
3974
3974
39%
103
102
103
103
103
Co
103
6,300
220
103
9%
97'a
974
9%
700
237s
23 %
23(4
23
23%
23
23 Vb
2,200
78 y4
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7774
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77
777a
1,900
177a
13<000
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17
17%
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71
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51
50%
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29%
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101
101
106
69
5,300
20
106
51%
29%
5074
5074
900
8%
8
2974
29%
101
17
6874
107
51%
8
7%
17%
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5074
5074
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107
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6874
68
6974
68%
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974
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17V»
17
70%
107
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974
8%
8%
2,500
29%
29
101%
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*101
29
1,900
200
102%
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17%
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17%
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17%
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30%
3074
3074
3074
30%
4,000
40%
40%
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3974
40
39%
40
6,500
13%
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98'A
20%
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94%
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19%
20
20 Va
197A
19%
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7,800
160
99
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20%
3,400
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8
8
8
8
8
1,400
8
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52
5474
54
5574
6,500
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6,700
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common
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2574
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77
75
75
76
76
75
75
76
900
5
25%
100
Trailer
600
■*
23%
1
preferred
700
4
23%
♦102
100
56%
51
*11%
76
10
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
38% May 19
21% Sep 15
68
Stores
30,900
177a
14%
98
20%
7%
10'A
10
1074
/
24%
33%
98
100
1
Corp
Sugar Co
10%
*1674
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30 %
41
13%
38%
92%
1074
1774
79
.
*95
1,800
1074
*1674
9%
33 Va
1
of *51
2274
1074
17 y4
23%
30
40y2
13%
10
common
ser
22%
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is y8
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2274
10%'
16%
16 y8
*106 % 107
50 V2
51
8
8%
29 Va
29%
101
101
*17'A
17%
7%
$4.20 div cum pfd
,
.
No par
Power
Follansbee
20
94% Feb
103
(The)
preferred
Florence Stove Co
13
5
Jan
43% Jan
6
81
6
31% Dec
99
11
Sep 16
$4
,
No par
24% Feb
93
70.
..
2274
10%
xlG%
23%
23%
*78
17%
1
preferred
Flintkote
3
Mfg Co
Corp
First
8% Jan
1
31% Jun
5
Jan
7% Dec
92
40% Jan
Jan
A
series
ser
1953
18% July 30
8
15
101% Jun
7
1
75% Jan
14
13% Jun
53% Sep
23 7A Jan
50
No par
common
86% Jan
7
67% Sep
15
pfd
conv
Fawick
1
,_1
2974 Jan
13
29
Oct
19
4% Jan
Jan
23
27% May 21
Oct
22
4
19
3% Jan
1
20
Metallurgical Corp
Federal
22 'A
22 %
10%
10%
17 '/a
17%
16
16 %
18
18%
55
55
24 %
25,
14%
14%
*59%
60 y2
50%
50%
4
4
*23%
23%
40 Vb
40%
101% 102
*9%
9'A
par
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp
5% conv cum pfd
40
18
No
Co
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
14
15
Co
&
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Falstaff
8
Jan
Jan
48% Jun
10% Sep
Morse
23 Va Jan
Sep
6% Sep
21
\
•
230
G
7% Mar
19
28
2
6
36 % Feb
5
13
Jan
25% Jan
Gabriel
•
22
Co
Co
5%
Gamewell
28% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
23% Feb
1
22% Sep
15
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
7
27% Jan
27
Garrett
10
Gar
4% Feb
Co
2674
27%
26%
27(4
2674
4%
474
4%
4V,
4%
4%
50
*28y8
28%
28
2 8'/a
27%
28%
28
28%
*28(4
28%
1,600
Corp—— 1.66%
26"A
26%
26%
26%
2674
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
2,900
com—1
23%
23%
23%
2374
2374
2374
23%
2374
23%
23%
3,900
100
103%
104
103%
103%
*103%
♦103%
104%
39%
40
39'A
39%
3974
39%
3974
40%
40
40%
10%
10%
10
y4
10%
10 y4
1074
10%
1074
10 Va
10%
149 'A
♦147
Gaylord
Container
22
27% Jan
20% Jan
4
23% Feb
9
General
American
convertible
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
Jan
18
104% Jan
4
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38 '' Jan
13
40% Jan
5
General
Amer
10
Nov
19
14% Mar 18
9% Jan
12
11
6
General
Baking
142
July
1
Jan
20
148% Feb
4
18% Jan
4
21'/2 Jan
22
General
10'/a Jan
27
General
Feb
11
4%
9% Sep
May
14
15
78
6
4
8
71
Feb
2
74
Mar 25
Jan
35% Mar 25
31
Jan
21
31 % Jan
2
18% Jan
4
20% Jan
15
10
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
122
Jan
15
127% Feb
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
7
11
Jan
8
31
preferred
Investors
Co
No par
Bronze
preferred
General
Corp—
Jan
4
39% Feb
Jan
4
42
Jan
4
97 % Feb
General
Electric
9% Jan
5
10% Jan
General
Finance
General
3
11% Feb
26
87
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
16
56% Feb
4
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
94
Jan
8
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
10
Jan
61
60 % Jan
Feb
4
11% Feb
1
5
General
1,400
58%
5,400
99%
99%
500
11 'A
1174
9,300
66%
66%
1,300
26
112% Jun
2
123% Jan
5
118% Jan
4
123% Feb
5
91
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15
99 % Jan
14
Jan
4
99% Feb
11
24% Feb
5
54
Jan
27
Feb
12
General
Eqp
57% Jan
4
62% Feb
10
5
3% Jan
4
3% Jan
25
General
23% Jun
10
29% Dec
Feb
11
Sep
18
93
May H
19
15
25% Feb
12
51
86% Dec
30
34% Jan
99
Sep
69
General
Realty
12374
98%
99 y4
9874
12
21% Feb
5
General
24 Va
*24%
24%
12
46
Feb
8
General Shoe
6
90 V4 Feb
2
Gen Steel Castings
50% Feb
4
General
16
25
General
Time
28
99
Jan
28
29 % Jan
85
76
28
Dec
18% Jan
15
2
23
12% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
79% Apr
13
82 % Oct
2
10% Sep
27% Oct
23
21% Jan-
14
32'A Feb
19
80% Jan
Mar
.
4%%
102% Jun
4% Dec
49
Dec
2
1
Dec
22
6% Jun
Mar 19
108% Feb
4
9% Jan
.
„
4
14% Jan
29
Feb
5
4
12% Feb
12
Gleaner
Harvester
4
34% Feb
1
Glldden
Co
7% Jan
29
150
Jan
$5
10
15% Jan
88% Jan
Gold
Goodrich
52% Jan
12
59% Feb
109
10
105% Jan
5
Feb
20
5% Jan
25
6
55% Feb
8
33% Mar
4
27% Jan
4
30% Jan
25
2% Mar 25
1V* Jan
4
1% Jan
4
9% Feb
25
30
33 Mi Feb
20% Jan
5
15% Jan
7
Jan
12
8
11
7% Jan
$5
Grace
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
5
92% Jan
31
33% Jan
6
34'A Feb
Granby
8
30
5
45
Dec
29
17% Oct
1
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
97% Feb
4
94% Jan
8
99 % Feb
7
7% Jan
26
8% Jan
5%%
5
Nov
78
Mar
Dec
cum
11%
12
4,900
47
6,000
Northern
Great
7%
1
12
(H
7
95% Feb
11
-
4%-%
7%
150
7
7
150
*145
*146
150
2,400
5,100
12%
13
85%
84 y4
8474
8474
85%
85
85%
5,200
58%
x58%
59%
57%
58%
57
57%
16,000
109
109
5%
*5%
5%
55'A
54%
54 %
29%
29%
1(A
7%
29%.
1%
7'A
29%
5
33TA
33%
33%
34
16%
*90%
16%
16%
16%
100
5
common
—100
com
1
No par
Prop—No par
No par
6%
109
55'A
pfd
Sugar com
No par
3374
*98(4
8
*30
92
34(4
99(4
8(4
30%
*107
5(4
*54
29%
109
10874
*106
5%
5%
•
1%
174
1(4
1%
174
7(4
7%
774
*7%
7%
*33%
34%
3374
3474
lti %
16%
1574
16%
92
34%
34
*90%
34
*99'A
*98%
99%
8%
8(4
8
30'A
*30
*30
91
%
29
174
7,900
7%
1,600
34%
34 V2
800
1574
16%
5,100
90
90
500
7.600
34%
34
34
99(4
*99
100
8%
8 Va
8%
30%
2974
30%
8
*30%
8%
31
20
2,000
40
8.000
18 V4
18%
18%
18%
1874
19%
19
19
18%
19
59
60
60
60%
m%
69%
60%
61
62
6274
1.800
50'A
187A
51
19
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
5o%
50%
51
4,700
18%
19'A
19%
3,300
141
141%
142%
19 (a
19%
141%
141%
19(4
%
19(4
144
144
144
*74
80
*75
33%
3374
3374
21%
2174
2174
217A
33%
'*2174
3
13%
14
1374
13%
1374
1374
1374
—100
*92%
93%
94
94
94
94
94...
95 %
80
'
170
80
33%
*72
19 Va
143
21%
80
*72
5,400
33%
3T%
33%
22
2174
22
1,000
14
1374
14
35,200
—
1
2.900
1%
*7(4
■
99 %
21%
—
400
34%
Tap ti Die Corp„No par
(The)
1,600
90
100
100
5 %
54 %
34(4
80
33%
Inc
2874
-
108
92
141
RR.
♦54
29'A
-
1%
7%
*90
5%
54 %
29%
29%
♦106'A
5%
V2
54
54%
*72
33%
Western
preferred
7'A
150
12%
*5%
25
Co
500
12 %
4
Paper Co
Corp
7
7(4
7
*147
100
L)
1,800
6,600
12%
10
(The)
Iron Ore
Ry
108
1274
12.50
MS&P
Common
25
*145
100
1
Bay &
Greenfield
*7
150
No par
i
preferred
Western
Green
7
*145
No par
Co
Motors
preferred
Green
7
100
*103%
11
90% Jan
83%
x577A
10
95 y2 Jan
*82%
58 (A
Feb
87% July 31
83%
57%
19% Feb
Jan
*82'A
1274
4
14
83%
12%
4
4
*82'A
84%
17% Jan
Feb
82(4
12%
131% Jan
Gt
31
22
82%
85(A
4
33% Feb
82(4
12(4
Feb
4
82'A
85'A
4
8
1474
*107
Rubber—
45% Jan
Jaii
14 Va
1
Great Northern
30%
1474
5,400
Gt
20% Jan
108%
14%
6,600
12
144
107%
14%
103
1274
10
Northern
46 Va
47'A
47
47 Va
4674
46%
108
34%
27
51
117a
108'A
47
108'A
10
40
1274
b2% Feb
13% Jan-
12
11%
34%
19% Feb
-page 26
11%
-
12%
30% Jan
14 Va Dec
.-*-t
12
12
34 34
4
2
For foomoiet.
73%
83
12 Va
preferred
Greyhound
12% Jan
73%
34
4
2
73
11%
11
23% Mar 25
73
3474
Jan
40% Jan
7374
*87
14%
40%
108
5,609
*72%
.
10
Co
31%
82
10
Co
103
31%
82
No par
Consol
31
31
82
F)
&
*100
103
*100
3174
*81
No par
(W T)
3%%
12
103
x3iy8
11%
Jan
22
*100
31%
31%
34%
Jan
18
103
1,000
1174
17
19 y. Sep
*100
190
■
3474
54
29% Dec
103
2674
11%
29
2
26%
34%
9
19% Mar 27
141
267a
11 (/2
27
58% Mar 25
4974
2674
34%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred
39% Mar 17
19% Nov
48%
n«/2
Hosiery
Union
Grant
11
16% Jan
56
4974
2674
32.400
48%
34%
Granite City Steel common
27
34% Dec
30
40%
2674
No par
(W R)
Grand
7
29
15
Nov
50
27
1,400
91
4674
Gould-National Batteries Inc—
19
Jan
16% Jan
36
29% July 16
14% Jan
49%
Inc
&
Graham-Paige
*90%
91
2.50
preferred
Gotham
*90%
common—No par
Common
9
4% Jan
51% Jan
90 Va
*107%
Co
(B
Tire
4574
14%
Telegraph Co
Co
21%
45%
14%
Corp
(The)
& Stock
3,700
2174
14(4
.
preferred
Goebel Brewing
11%
5,500
217a
45%
2174
27
r
2,500
45%
12%
27
32'A
28%
103%-
21%
12%
14%
common
Goodall-Sanford
27
34% Dec
52
31%
20,400
12%
12%
46%
■
31,900
31
8
1
preference—No par
Brothers
$4.50
7
4
convertible
GimbH
27
Jan
77
19
28% Dec
*100
*102
400
3%
.
No par
15
4
—1
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
Jan
Feb
4
*23%
103%
*102
13
48 Va
49(4' 49%
*26%
90
4
18
22
90
Jan
15
Dec
90
♦45%
29
14% Sep
85% Oct
7
46
90
2174
2174
46
12% Jan
26% Jan
86% May 22
2.50
com
""
21%
46
90
,
21%
7374
20
-
21%
45
82
Jan
3074
.29
29
29
103%
1274
13
13
*72%
61% July 21
29
29
24% Sep
1
59
100
Rubber
&
13
*81
Feb
Goodyear
15
20
Corp common.No par
preferred
General Tire
8
12% Feb
5
7
-
13
73%
6% Jan
3074
30%
29
*102
63 %
374
3%
12,400
30
29%
*63
31
2,300
52%
52%
%
63%
374
3074
29%
82
140
374
103%
28%
♦102
*72%
80
31
14
30%
29%
103%
*81
46
2q
21
30%
29
102
100
10% Jan
Sep
30'A
-
6274
374
374
5
*62%'
6274
6174
3%
100
28% Jan
60% Sep
61%
3%
30%
preferred
9
8% Jan
61 %
preferred
38% Mar 20
139% Dec
29%
4(4%
83
15
52
2974
3%%
8
30
5174
2974
6
Jan
6% Dec
5174
ir
82
48
130% Jun
51%
74% Jan
109
14
16
200
28%
4
11
Dec
1,2C0
52
11
105% Jan ;t 4
13% Jan
4
49% Dec
106
600
99%
24%
29
Feb
73
123(4
*98%
*24%
50%
10'A Jan
1
123 %
43.600
62%
24%
124
99
*24%
28%
3%
138
62 Va
99 %
*123%
24'A
61 "A
180
123%
.<
*132
6274
29'A
75% Jan
May 11
62 %
»
52
par
Telephone Corp—
Jan
4
137
51
No par
27
96% Jun
43% Sep
pfd
$6
♦123
122%
24%
1
7
*
122%
28%
No par
4
Jan
124
•U
67
*66%
*132
1
Corp
25% Jan
99
*12374
,
1
Refractories
Jan
11
99%
24%
Utilities—10c
&
44 % Jan
32% Jan
11
1
10%
62%
62(4
63
123 %
100
2
July 29
9% Oct
13% Feb
87% Jan
100
123%
135
99'A
preferred
5%
Sep 18
34% Mar 11
8
15
*130
100
-
101
31% Feb
22
22% Sep
74% Dec
4
41
23
66
65
12374
123
132
10c
45% Nov 25
6
25% Sep
26
20% Jan
96% Mar 16
Apr
65
123
123'A
Signal com-No
Railway
8
Jan
3
Sep
40% Nov
*63%
*126
123'A
Service
29% Feb
12% Jan
64%
123
132
*98%
General Public Utilities Corp
25
16
-
62%
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
21
Dec
122%
.
63%
Co
4% Jan
14
,.-6374
*126
-
*98%
11%
11
10%
10%
100
x627A
Corp—
59% Dec
2
11
100
6,100
39
38'A
*41 %
%
587a
58
58
57%
98
100
*97
No par
series
8
10% Jan
x57%
99
,10%
Advertising-No par
10
General
*10
58
38%
39%
No par
preferred
3% Dec
31
10'A
*97
5
common
55% Dec
4
93%
57'A
No par
preferred—^lOO
Corp
11 %
10
No par
General Portland Cement
30
18
2,200
58
Jan
Public
100
11%
11%
1,400
65
Precision
127%
*126
10%
4
18
11%
10(4
58% Jan
Jan
126%
11%
10%
4
28 yB Jan
126%
11%
10%
69% Feb
27% Jan
127%
11%
10%
15
100
127%
11%
10'A
53% Sep
16
125%
11%
500
800
1874
10%
18
28
Xl25%
70
-
31%
92%
10
21
126"
92%
•
1
12
Oct
126
,
37,600
Jan
37% Jan
18%
41%
66 J/2 Feb
100
31%
18%
97'A
123 % Feb
8
4
31%
18%
95
lzb
11
31%
19
9574
4
Jan
31%
19'
39
18
25
3174
19
41
Jan
22% Jan
31 Va
xl8%
3iy2
3874
% Jan
48% Jan
*31
19%
9'2 %
60
5
3,900
*41%
123% Jan
$3.75
700
11%
74%
39.%
119
Outdoor
21%
*73 Va
.
41%
2
27% Mar 23
74
93
9
54% Mar 30
73%
4174
14
25% Feb
73%
92%
Jan
$5
*72%
41%
119
Preferred
73%
93
124% Jan
General
*73
11(4
HVa
38%
H
95
73%
.
41%
17
Motors
11
38%
22
General
11'A
11
19
Corp.—1
General Mills common
No.par
5% preferred _■
.100
convertible
21%
10%
Instrument
3% %
21
10%
41%
Jun
Jan
21'
11
41%
Jun
52
21
11
x38%
113% Jun
106
149'A
*21
21
*31.
No par
Corp com
preferred.—-
$3.50
10
100
*146
21%
*2074
3,000
common—3
Foods
92 % Dec
149%
*146
8.7C0
conv)__No par
Corp
6
15
cum
149 y4
110
,
11%
Co
($2
*147
104
104
10
Dynamics Corp
Preferred
Feb
149 %
104
600
5.600
: 8,200
A
preferred
36
*23%
*72y4
.
100
Contract
series
6%
39
66% Apr
8% Sep
i
21
1st
46% Mar 24
16
*147
5
Corp
Cable
48% Mar 24
July 28
5
common
preferred
General
35% Jun
com
preferred
1%
11% Feb
117
Inc
Corp com
No par
preferred
100
4%
conv
2nd preferred—*.—50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
6
19% Jan
29% Sep 16
16% Jun 10
1,100
4%
11
70
27
.
'
25%
2674
12
$8
400
23%
4 Vb
28% Feb
11 % Jan
23%
23(4
26%
27 % Ftb
145
*25
2374
4(4
4
Mar 24
*3574
25
2374
26'A
22
22% Mar 17
3674
3674
25
*35%
•25
4%
Jan
155
36'A
2,000
25%
27
5
25
20,900
7
1
25% Jan
17% Jan
*3574
25
22%
2
(The)
Industries
7% Mar 12
$4.50
6%
*23%
29% Mar 24
4%%
2174
7(4
Transportation—2.50
Corp
Wood
36'A
25
21%
23%
37% Mar 12
•
36%
5%
21'A
7 Va
*7
700
6
5%
21%
7
574
23 Va
14
Jan
36'A
25y2
6
5%
21
7
5
14
103
36'A
*25%
Co
3% Sep
5
50
21
5
23 %
21% Aug 31
Dec
5%
21 Va
6%
5%
1
common
(The)_j
25% Sep
20
5%
20 7A
674
No par
(Robert)
Gardner-Denver
21
4
Inc
Inc common
convertible preferred
21% Sep
3% Jan
5%
21%
6%
1
(The)
*95
.96 %
640..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
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6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
25% Feb
Par
1
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
11
19% July 28
28 Va Jan
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
2
31
8'/a Jan
5% Feb
4Vt Dec
29
27 % Jan
4
11
26% Dec
38 Va Jan
30% Feb
1
21
4
74% Feb
66% Sep
68% Jan
$5
77
45% Jan
4
5
Gulf
Oil
14
50% Mar 27
49% Feb
41'A Sep
Gulf
Jun
22
90
July
SALE
TRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Feb. 11
Feb. VI
Feb, 10
the Week
Shares
24 Va
■■
24%
24%
25%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5 Va
5%
1,600
30 Va
30%
30%
30 %
11,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
40.300
States Utilities Co—
20
24%
24%
HIGH
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
,
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Monday, February 15, 1954
92
Jun
97
July
1
24
2
Jan
28% Dec
16
103% Jan 16
105% Jan
105
Jan
8
8
1
5%
5'A
5%
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
29 Va
29 Va
29 Va
29%
29%
30'A
—No par
*72%
*73%
74%
74
74
25
49%
49%
48%
49%
Guantanatno Sugar
preferred
Corp
26% Jan
29
Feb
10
11
102% Jan
20
$4.20
dividend
14
108% Feb
10
$4.40
dividend
Jan
15
105% Feb
1
Jan
27
36% Feb
Hackensack
29 % Feb
2
Feb
^Halliburton
No par
100
100
100
Common
Jan
103% Jan
101
105
35
28
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
74
49
49 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
*102
*102
103 Va
*106%
108
*105%
107% *
27%
108
*106
108
48%
23
*102
103 Va
108
-
*102
108 %
*106
73%
49
48%
28
27%
27%
*102
*107
108 Va
*106
5,700
103 %
107 %
108
*106
100
21,300
103%
107 Va
108
*73
49 "4
27%
103%
108%
73%
*73
108
~40
H
32% Sep
15
36% Mar
23% Sep
15
30% Dec
Jan
2
16
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
18% Dec
14
71
5
30
12% Sep
Jun
100
15
8
105% Feb
15
131
July 9
22% Dec 29
4% Sep
5
Sep
Dec
7
78% Jun
15
5
4
15% Jan
10
103% Jan
2
24% Jan
104% Feb
4
11
6%
25% Jan
29
.5% Jan
29
Hat
2
Jan
8
14% Mar 20
8% Mar 12
131
6
33% Feb
12% Feb
2
13% Jan
22
Jan
7
5% Feb
6
9
9
18% Jan
2
22% Feb
87
5
8,7% Feb
10
Nov
Hayes Mfg
Hazel-Atlas
6
Hecht
10
Jan
14
35
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
32% Jan
91
Apr
20
97
21
94% Jan
22
96% Feb
5
21% Jan
26
22% Feb
Heinz
10
Feb
36% Jan
5
35
2
20% Apr
74% Jan
14% Jan
4
15% Feb
68
Jan
6
74 % Feb
Jun
17
126% Jan
121% Feb
2
123% Feb
10
113
6
9
37% Sep
15
44% Feb
3
48% Jun
4
53% Apr
14
23% Sep
14
29
12% Sep
11
18 % Feb
Jan
14
41% Jan
5
54 % Feb
27% Jan
26% Jan
11
7
Feb
2
81% Jan
85% Feb
Dec
10
19% Jan
19 % Feb
Mar
9
100
W)
Hotels
Hilton
Corp
Holly Sugar Corp common—
(A)
33% Jan
4
36% Feb
4
58
56 % Jan
5
62% Feb
11
Hooker Electrochemical
12
Sep
110% Feb
8
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
20
33% Jan
Mar 25
32
Dec
29
36% Jan
30
33
Jan
7
42
July 20
57% Feb
24
48% Jan
18
80% Jun
9
93% Feb
3
July 17
91
99% Jan
5
84% Jan
94% Jan
103
Jan
50% Feb
9
15%
15%
16%
25%
25%
26
26
No par
$2.25 conv preferred
:50
:
Household Finance common—No pur
4
100
Feb
12
4%
90
Jan
26
4.40%
3%%
75
Jan
27
Houston
6
16
Jan
29
Howard Stores
6
4
13% Jan
Mar 11
3% Feb
10
4
% Jan
14% Mar 11
7% Feb
4
8
Jan
7
Sep
49% Jun
30%
31
(Del),—25
73%
74
44
40
Jan
11
Idaho Power Co
10
Illinois Central
27
Ltd—No par
6%
43%
43%
50'A
52
preferred—
preferred
50
50
*52%
54 %
*53
54%
*53
54%
*53
54%
*53
54%
*53%
54%
*53%
54%
*53%
5.4 }/a
*53%
54%
*53%
54%
8%
9 %
8%
42%
42%
'!
4.70%
cum
1
Illinois Terminal RR Co
25
Industrial
Feb
11
95
Jan
Jan
12
23
Ingersoll-Ran(l
1.D
Jan
100
Corp
14
% Jan
4
254% Mar 17
246
Jun
5
271
Feb
Int'l
4
31
Feb
-IntJI
i—No par
30%
166%
167'A
166%
167%
90
77
Jan
5
Feb
1
1% Jan
5
2
Jan
20
4
39
Feb
4% -preferred-;
8
83
135% Jan
130% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
11
Jan
60% Feb
Int'l Nickel
9
26
104% Jan
13
21
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
6'A Feb
5
7
Jan
45 % Dec
29
64
May 29
45 % Jan
11
50
Jan
Jun
29
55
Jan
^
44% Jan
11
48% Feb
24
40% Feb
3
38
11
36 % Dec
30
54
Jan
26
37% Jan
4
42
Jan
21
35
Jan
19
31% Jan
29
33
Jan
14
16% Feb
10
39% Feb
4
19
.
9
10
31% Dec
18
29% Jan
5
32% Feb
10
28% Oct
8
33% Jan
22
31% Jan
12
341/4 Jan
29
30% Mar 18
25
5
28'A Feb
12
9% Sep
15
11
14
10% Jan
11%. Feb
9
29 % Jan
19
27
Jan
.
33% Jan
26
16
41% May 21
31 Ti. Mar 16
30% Jan
Jun
29% Jan
31 % Jan
29
22'/'a Jun
15
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
15% Dec
22
27% Feb. 8
18V8 Jan 20
109% Dec
10
6
15% Jail
Feb
11
life "A Jan
6% Dec
16
5
Feb
5
5% Jan
4
May 12
19
Jan
6
21% Feb
13
9
20% Jan
21
26
86% Jan
8
40% Feb
3
G
Jan
16
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9'
101
120
Feb
5
Jan
22% Feb1
91% Feb
11
43% Jan: 21
101
Feb
5
74% Jan
2
64% Jan
11
71% Jan
27
66% Dec
8
62% Jan
4
66% Jan
26
22%" J«n
27
,
.,
6%
6%
6%
60%
59%
107%
*104%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
Jersey Cent Pu
Jewel Tea
r
3%%
Johns
47
47
47%
*46%
47%
210
47 Va
48%
48 Va
*47%
49 %
200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,000
41
41
*40%
40%
39 Va
41 Va
39
Va
41
40%
41
,
*31%
33
15%
16 Va
15 Va
16
,
*
33
*31%
.
33
J
*31%
15%
15%
32 Va
33
*32
15%
11
28% Jan
27
•Kaiser
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 'A
33 %
1,300
L_1
26%
26%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
7.200
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
6,200
32
50c
17 %
119 Va
&
Chem
.
—No par
*22
90%
31%
Corp
5% cum preferred teonv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
5 Va
-
* 20
••
5%
21'
119%
5%
-»
'•
5%
•
17%
2,400
50
120
5'A
2,800
21
21
21 Vr
21%
1,900
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2.000
90%
90%
90%
*90%
91%
91
91%
90%
90%
42
43
102%
:
%"
69%
70%
•69%
65
65
21%
=
x27Va
28 %
49%
3%
-
*100%
42%
42%
103
*100%
70
70
70%
65%
65%
65%
•
2f%
.21%
90%
34
34%
27%
28
49%
49%
*3%
3%
t
■'
21%
90'A
34%
34%
27%
27%
27%
%
49%
49%
49%
49 %
3%
3 %
>V'4
34%
*
3 %'
21%
200
3,700
_
70
70 Va
6.500
65%
2,300
21%
12,900
90
90 %
34%
■
21%
90%
*90
Va'
21%
66
69%
42
103
65%
69%
65%
'
"*90
'
42%
*100%
42%
103
"21%
21%
34
.
x49
103
! 65%
90%
33%
>
42%
42%
*100%
*3V«
5'A
*
2.300
22%
21'/
*
41%
*100
....
*118
900
3,900
31
17'A
17%
120
31%
.26%
22%
90 Va
10
•v,-5
5 Va
5Va
17%
17%
120
31
22%
100
1
17%
*119
,
31'A
26%
-
5.500
V 20%
12%
10
50
120
*118
31%
31%
20%
1
comJ
17%
17%
417%
119%
100
preferred series A
Alum
64,100
32%
1
&
26% Jan
5%
15%
33%
5
Co
Gorp—i
1.300
33
26
r
Johnson,
•Jones & Laughlin Sieel
600
47
47%
25 Va
•& I.t 4% ,pfd__100
bo Inc common—'
—1
Manville
6%
47%
39 Va
41
20%
preferred
Johnson
7,900
12,400
33 %
HJ|
OF I.) Co,
10%
59%
106
49%
41
39
1
preferred
"Jacobs
720
25%
10
,
Tsland Creek Coal common—,
•Jaeger Machine Co.,
Jefferson .Lake Sulphur
16,400
46%
49%
31'
Light. Co
600
2
38%
135
*47%
48
2 6 "a
30% Mar 12
6%
10 V.
10%
59%
*104%
:•
26%
49
page 26
106%
10%
60 Va
*104'A
•88
*32%
3.50
Joy Manufacturing Co
see
60 Va
106%
31%
8
For footnotes
60 Va
*102%
31
25
2
10 Va
10%
60%
106 %
26%
90% Feb
18
10 Va
10%
10%
60%
31
34% Jan
Feb
*133%
32
4
3% Jan
134%
*30%
4
50
134%
*26'A
4
4
134%
32%
19% Jan
6
134%
135
*lVa
27
32% Jan
3% Jan
38 Va
2
31 Va
85% Jan
46% Jan
38%
2
26%
3
2
*6%
48
*47%
38 Va
*134%
135%
10%
60%,
*104 •'
*84%
86
1%
38%
31
5
5
,35
7.50
135
*84%
86
1%
38%
32%
39% Mar 17
Feb
*84'A
1%
38%
27%
24 % Jan
8% Jan
86
1%
38%
1%
39
33
86
4
*83 Va
86
31
18
30
*83%
30%
14
15
10,200
32%
14
2% Oct
8,600
31%
27
$6
520
28%
31%
Iowa
Sep
22% Nov
168 %
25
:
Power .Co
82
Sep
29% Sep
Dec
*167'A
Inter type tCorp—i
—No par
'Iowa-Illinois Gas & Tllec 'Co.No par
25
1
168 %
20,600
28%
——No par
25
Interstate Dept Stoves
&
2,300
1,700
30%
31%
32
Power
15%
271
30%
31
29%
31%
Interstate
166%
166%
271
270
31%
No par
pfd
30%
29
15%
conv
x269
15%
15%
15%
15%
31
31%
15%
cum
360
29 Va
International Telep & Telog-No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40
'93 %
31'A
*31%
29
23 % Dec
92 %
29'A
100
_
-
6,700
94%
32
100
Limited
common!
—
100
28%
29
.25
preferred
16%
28%
31%
International Silver common
1%
*16%
28%
1%
International Salt
!
4,300
22%
16%
28 %
32%
38%
:
•Internal,iohal Shoe
22%
22%
a
28%
—1
preferred—
13,800
32%
preferred
5%
46%
28 %
-L__.—i-:—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amcr com—No par
29
30% Dec
$4
90
167
5
com__No par
Packers
International Paper
11
38% Dec
Preferred
Internal, 101141
L
4
41
!
t
of Canada
4,000
45%
46 %
*93%
94%
4
*164
200
4,500
106%
100
com
International Mining Corp
21
4
•
166 3
3,400
42
281
269
30%
30%
106
22 %
2,100
*16%
16%
29
15%
268
270
30%
Int
Chemical
*93%
15%
268
30%
10
34% Jan
15%
16%
266
;__No par
common
21
5
15%
265
28%
Va
8
4%
41%
108
45%
23
94%
29 % Feb
2
22%
*164
45%
94
32% Jon
8
22%
22-%
*16
*4
167
106 Va
6,200
42%
42%
42 Va
41%
167
45%
45%
94%
5
Jan
167
45%
94%
4
2 % Jan
167
46
22%
Jan
47% Jan
167
•
4
4
106
103 Va
*16%
28% Jan
7
103
104
*164
101
16%
25
28
•
223A
2
1% Oct
42%
29
26% Mar 24
34% Dec
41%
16%
Machines—No par
&
41%
42%
28%
39% Jan
Minerals
41%
42 %
16 V-
7%
,11
4%
28%
.1
'preferred100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
168% Feb
*3%
28 %
20
common
Iron
Business
Harvester
42%
41/4
x45 %
9
42%
*3%
:164
'«
42«A
33i
99%
,
42%
42
41%
44
9
9
9
5
.1
Inc
prererred
tlntcrlake
19% Mar 11
10
9
100
Chfs
Interchemieal
4 % %
par
_No par
Co
Inspiration Cons'Copper
15
4
Steel
"Inland
•Tnsuranslmres
16% Feb
INo
common
preferred-.
6%
.26
46% Feb
1
Rayon
9
r3%
Industria Electrica Do Mex, S A
29
6
41 % Nov
5
•Indianapolis Power &. Light—No par
Jan
4
89% Jan
19
cum
4.42%
42% Jan
14
13% Jan
43 %
*51%
92% Jan
6
15,400
*49%
Feb
Jan
88 Va
113%
4.7'A
52
16% Feb
101% Jan
85%
*110%
47%
50 Va
29
Jan
4,500
89 'A
113%
47%
90
115 '
*110
47 Va
88%
*110%
47%
85%
85%
113%
43%
4
55
47%
47
83%
*109
*51%
5
Jan
47
85%
11334
*50
11
27% Jan
47
85 V4
52
15% Jan
159
46 'A
*109
50%
25% Jan
7
100
pld ser A
43 %
21% Jan
5
20
-
RR Co common_100
conv
*51%
5
21
900
■1
Illinois Power Co common—-No par
26
166 % Jan
22%
*49%
9% Jan
25
1,100
5,500
3%
22 Va
52
42% Jan
Jan
3%
50%
11
Jan
22%
43%
22
Jan
3%
22%
43%
8'A Jan
4
noncuin
3%
No pax
41
*49%
39y8 Jan
39
41
1,100
Va
*51%
10
Nov
2,400
19,500
8
52
25
43
42'A
50 Va
15% Nov 24
101
*7 Va
43%
29% Feb
19
8%
43 %
26% Nov
23
*7%
*51 %
15
34
Apr
88% Jun
8%
*49 Va
13% July 17
.21% Sep 15
Feb
*73/8
50
170
89
8%
50
5
7
*7%
:
4
July
8%
preferred
4
82
600
*7%
preferred—_
Feb
25-% Mar
.3%
cum
Jan
25
3%
cum
40% Jan
15
3%
4.26%
97
14
*3%
4.08%
167
Sep
3%
6
5
3
3%
10
23
17% Oct
3%
29
28
17% Aug 31
*3%
Feb
Dec
30% Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
130
3%
44
Jan
Jan
9,400
50
1
48
Jun
300
12%
51% Jan
12
165
24
15%
12%
1
Feb
47% Feb
90
5
20% Jan
72%
*15%
12 %
common—100
Inc
113% Jan
12
31
72%
15%
12%
22%
Feb
13% Dec
73 'A
*15%
12%
*22%
4
101
6
72 %
15%
12%
22%
20% Jan
Jan
103% Nov 10
73%
*15'/a
12%
3%
54
18
*72%
15%
15%
22 Va
7
93% Jun
72%
123/a
12%
3%
54
12% Mar 18
72%
*15%
xl5%
3%
4
59% Nov 16
6,700
22%
12
132% Mar 11
31
3%
Jan
lc
31
3%
54
15
10
104 Va
133/s V
1
——1
100
170
100
*102%
22%
51% Jan
15
100
104%
3%
2
9% Sep
100
Corp
25
47% Jun
*99
30%
Hussman Refrigerator Co
Jan
128% Sep
100
92
Hupp
Jan
49% Feb
31
100
92
3% Feb
23
1
Dec
92
16 Va
Apr
76
1,300
50'A
92
10'A
51
1
50%
50'A
15%
4
15
92%
93
33%
50%
50 3/b
10 Va
7
21% Sep
27% Sep
300
*50%
*32%
*32%
33%
50%
93
*99
33 %
50%
50'/a
*92
33%
50%
15 Va
5
23
13 Va
33'A
10%
Jan
14
13%
*32%
42'A
Jan
24% Sep
148% Jun
13%
33%
15 Va
52
33
13%
13T4
10
Sep
Jun
270
1,900
109
41%
84
13% Sep
110%
10Va
,35% Sep 15
224
13%
104
*109%
16 Va
42% Dec
Aug 13
13%
*58%
*102%
110
41'A
151
86
111
60
104
10
108
18% Sep
58 Va
r
15%
50
7
1,100
600
*102'/a
59%
15%
5
6% Mar 16
59 Va
59
IOV4
4
56% Jan
2,900
41
8
30
62'/a
15%
11
23
62
10%
Jan
3% Dec
62%
40%
74% Jan
38% Sep
60%
15%
107% Jan
11% Apr 13
42% Dec 22
61
41% >
10%
28
19
2,700
15%
30
7% Jan 27
34% Jun
500
35 V4
10%
88% Jan
Oct 21
15%
:25%
35'A
-6.66%
113% Jan
52
15%
25%
r_12.50
11
54 % Mar H
15%
35%
Foods
18
18
300
30%
I
48% May 19
7,100
6%
Hudson Motor Car
11
16
12%
*6 %
Hunt
2% Jan
May
12
6%
16% Feb
5% Mar 19
44
12%
6'A
13'A Jan
14
46
100
12%
303/8
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
2,200
10 Va
30%
preferred—
19%
*10
30 Va
Corp!
"90
B6
19%
10'A
42 % Jan
2% Sep
48 % Mar 25
*85
19'A
4
10
8
40% May 25
85
19%
14
2
65% Sep
101% Sep
35% Jun
85
*10
25
Jan
19 % Jan
5
5,200
Jan
17
29
Jan
600
15%
71%
13% Jan
2
21
15
27 %
15 %
*69
38% Jan
59% Feb
9% Sep
18% Sep
27%
16
71%
30
Co-
noncuin
27%
15%
*102%
Hudson &.Manhattan
5%
300
41%
12% Dec
24
Howe Sound
1,500
54 Va
104%
Oil & Texas
8
15 % Jan
:39%
*102%
1
11% Jan
39%
*53%
104%
Light & Power——_No par
64% Jan
39%
54%
*1023/8
preferred
7
40
5,000
26
*110
*98%
400
124 Va
I '74
15%
110
92%
14%
73%
*123%
•35%
110
100
14%
73 Va
*69
106
33 %
*98%
14%
300
124%
104%
Houston
36% Oct
58%
13%
36
*25%
*103
14
13%
36
15 3A
104
„
36
300
25%
35%
*102
110%
*102%
11
16
110%
100
,
preferred
Feb
Oct
61
100
—100
preferred
6
19
31
7
60 %
*91%
11
8
62
58
1,200
35 Va
'
93
28% Jan
May
62
3
22 Va
15%
-
35%
60
13
17% Jan
353A
103
22%
60%
35%
*58
50
22%
200
25%
-
35%
*101
24
79
6%
6%
*6%
*15%
29 % Dec
21% Jan
12%
6%
'96%
*27
15%
11%
6%
96%
39%
10
11%
33 Va
*53 Va
19%
19%
*33%
73%
85
19%
10%
103% Jan
29
*83%
19'A
6%
19
Sep 15
85%
xl9 %
11%
22
Dec
*83%
19%
11%
Jun
'
86
10%
Jun
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
*85%
33%
*123%
V
71%
15%
11%
22
14
*69
*10%
96
54
71%
-
10
$4.25 preferred
8
Feb
15%
*69
Co com—5
21
17
15
27'A
Xl5%
27
15%
No par
$4.20 div 2nd pfd ser B—No par
HoudailleTl-Iershey common
3
29
22
26%
15%
71%
27
89
14%
15%
*70
*9%
:—12.50
Homestalce Mininr
28
108% Jan
preferred
conv
*14%
74
JO
30
Honolulu Oil Corp
5%
14%
14%
—5
& Sons
41% Mar 10
116% Mar 49'
*35%
_5
Furnace Co-
9
7
35%
5
1
(Charles E)
Hires Co
11
103% Oct
35'A
27%
Holland
Jan
35
27
5
Inc
Hollander
60
35
54
11
100% Jan
22%
39%
27
4
22%
54
6% Jan
12
22%
39%
12% Feb
Jan
*96
*86
96%
33%
22 Va
14%
19
90
35%
*35
3%%
liV'/a
23%
*87
22 Va
54%
10% Jan
95% Jan
96%
40'A
9% Jan
57
96%
39%
10% Jan
2
33%
96%
*96
*33%
54%
5
4
1,000
33%
33%
23
87%
54
Feb
31
3,800
23
87%
40%
15% Feb
Feb
19'A
23 Va
19'A
23
19 Va
19 Va
22%
87%
54
26
Dec
Va
22 Va
19 Va
19 Va
22 Va
*86
*40
preferred series A
5
64% Jan
8,100
50
414%
4
102
5%
74 Va
19
5
5%
123 Va
Jan
16
5%
73%
Jan
22
5%
123%
5
Jun
5%
124Va
14
Sep
5%
73%
25% Jan
Oct
5%
*123%
2
55
5%
73%
i
700
8C0
123 Va
17% Mar 23
90
60
'
12%
123 %
28% Jan
47
5%
33%
preferred
100
;Herslie.v Chocolate common—No par
15
32% Dec 30
*5%
*33%
22
22
5%
11
6
5%
33%
72 Va
Dec
,
5 Va
*33'A
*14%
Motors——.a-,
Sep
7% Jan
5%
33'A
12%
97%
96
25
preferred™
non-cum
14
30
1,500
5%
33%
5%
5%
.10
common
25
4% Dec
40
25%
25%
500
5%
No par
4
12% Mar 11
10
27 Va
140
33%
;_No par
18
22
106
l,I6o
12%
34%
preferred series A100
$4% cum 2nd pld (conv)— No par
91
31
14%
12%
*33'A
25
Co common
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
73% Jan
16
*27 Va
*135
25'A
25%
25%
*104 Va
27 %
136
136
100
66
12%
87%
Hewitt-Robins
20
8% Sep
106
27 %
7
13%
)
14%
*12%
*86
:—100
4
15% Jan
10% Dec
*65
12%
19 Va
5
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
6
*104%
28
136
25%
25%
*5%
*33
22%
27
68
62
"27%
*133
*13 Va
14%
-14%
12%
19 Va
Jan
71
Jan
27%
13%
66
*65
1,300
12%
*22%
16% Feb
11
14% Jan
(G
*12%
5
Hercules Powder common
9
2
Mar 27
!
Co
preferred
•Hercules
21
53% Jan
39
(II J)
7%
10
10
104%
105
133
25 Va
5%
33 %\
15
Glass
preierred
Helme
1
15
14
14%
133
25%
33'A
1
2
Inc
common
3.65%
1
26
38% Mar 13
13% Dec
60% Sep
34% Dec
Co
3%%
10
26% Feb
5%
66
104%
13%
13%
*65
xl4%
27%
27%
136
*25 Va
1
*13
14%
*103%
105
x27lA
*133
13%
66
14%
14%
*104 'A
50
Corp
8
Jan
24
66
•n4%
10
Marx
&
America common
Industries
-Hayes
87% Feb
2
Mar
15
_loo
preferred
19% Feb
4
29% Jan
Sehaffner
Corp of
4%%
1
-
com
—-
Refrac
*13%
*65
13%
'•■13%
65
36
'
Jan
32
Co $4.25.pld—No par
A)
preferred--
zHart
4
Feb
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walk
3
Feb
136
(M
Hamiu
10
28% Feb
4
100
_—2.50
preferred
Ilammermill
22
31
29
Printing Co
5
Co com——No par
F)
4% «conv
7
21% Dec
10,000
18 Va
12% Jan
Feb
Jan
31
18
Hamilton :Watch
11
21
30%
18
18% Feb
Jan
23
30 %
18
13% Feb
5% Jan
14
17
21% Dec
30%
18%
65
22% Jan
2
30%
18%
5
7% May 20
36
300
30%
18%
7
26% Aug 13
145
36
30%
18%
13
15
14
31% Dec 24
11% Jan
31
*35%
30%
18%
17 % Jan
16% Jan
22% Sep
x35%
30%
18 %
12% Jan
<W
36
36 %
30%
63 % Jan
Jan
*35%
36
36 'A
30
31
*33%
25
Cementing__5
Well
Oil
Hall
Jan 23
Jan
31
Water
90 'A'
'
140
34%
3,900
27 >A
27 Va
3,700
49%
49%
3.300
3'A
3'A
*34%
■w."
*
Number 5299
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
«:!
v.--
(729)
%
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
26 Va Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33 % Dec
16
Jun 10
Sep
11
100% Mar
98% Jun
18
105 % Dec
4
94 »A Jan
95% Jan
85
100
NEW
Highest
32 ¥a Jan
92
34% Feb
10
19
96 ¥2 Feb
9
12
Jan
101'A Feb
2
Feb
10
104% Jan
7
106
36% Sep
14
45% Aug 10
385/8 Jan
14
32% Jun
16
37
28
35 ¥2 Jan
5
17
27
18% Jan
21
13'% Feb
11
Sep
Oct
21
14
Mar 17
% Dec
July 1
13% Sep 15
59 y« Sep 14
20 % Jun
18
82
37% Oct
60
18
4%
Feb
25
Jan
8
Nov
16
24% Feb
3
39% Jun
16
49% Dec
14
Sep 15
22% Sep* 3
111% Feb
9
21
6
101
28
Mar 17
16
Jan
11
Feb
10
19% Feb
15
4
64% Jan
70"% Feb
4
395/8 Jan
20% Jan
48
Jan
11
106
>Jan
5
24¥4 Jan
13
Feb
9
12
4
Kimberly-Clark
4%
Jan
22
41% May 19
31% Jan 21
35¥4 Jan
27
Dec
11
95
79'/2 Jan
83
27-
28% Sep
May 12
Jan
41% Jan
5
293A Jan
4
81% Dec
31
93% Jan
5
82¥2 Jan
5
89
Feb
29
35% Jan
5
32 ¥2 Jan
5
34¥4 Jan
4
$5
23
493/8 Jan
Kinney
11
31% Dec
14
47% Dec
8
57% Feb
5
37% Apr
28
46% Dec
31
3534 Feb
(G
prior
4%
Corp
26,
5,-
Kress
(S H)
*101'A
106
42%
43'A
*42%
106
43
43
Jun.
8
4% Dec
9
10
2
14% Dec.31
46:
Dec
-7
9 ¥4 Jan
5
10% Feb
11'
5% Feb
4
45,8 Jan
14
5¥e Jan
25'
25% Aug 20
18 V# Mar 18
21 ¥2-Jan
4
233/a Feb
28
Dec
31
56-
Mar 12
18% Sep; 14
i
24% Mar 17
47
64
7% Oct
8
16
Jan
47 ¥4 Jan
4
51 ¥2 Jan
27
19% Jan
5
Jan
9'
48'A Jan
7
3
22
7
95
23
Jan
60% Feb
24'A Jan
Feb
18
23
8% Jan
4
'
Mar 24
27 ¥2" Jan
4
"
34
14
22% Jan
86¥2 Jan
88 "
8
38%
39
19%
19%
19%
133/4
13%
19%
19%
19%
14,100
17
13%
19%
17%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,100
69
69%
43%
44
17 1/8
17
17%
17
70%
17%
17
70%
171/b
70 ¥4
7,800
70%
445/8
70%
70%
703/4
23.100
43%
44%
43
21%
21 ¥2
433A
21%
43%
43%
8,100
21%
21%
21'%
*21%
21%
3,200
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
4,100
109'%
109%
50
243A
243A
700
*34%
34%
100
51%
109%
25
35
109
*109'%
No par
49 %
*45%
Dec
29
131/2 Jan
22
1% Jan
7
a/4 Jan
4
16
14% Jan
6
6¥2 Jan
24%
24%
25
*24%
3 4'A
34'A
25'A
*34%
35
82 ¥2
*34'A
35
821/2
*81
83
35¥b
*81
83
35%
82
353/4
82
35%
35%
87 %
35%
35%
35
87'%
35 ¥a
88%
88 %
89
89
89
89
333A
11
1% Dec
15
4% Jan 22
,
33% Dec '30
36
14
18% Mar 27
Jun>
16
Dec
2
29
63
4
,'Jan
4 -
27 '■
16% Jan
4
20
4
39% Jan
8
48
Feb
4
13
8% Jan
4
10
Jan
25 •'
10
38% Jan
8
41% Jan
5
6
63 ¥a Jan
12
67% -7an
29
6
155% Jan
82
Aug
171%'Nov
5
Feb
33%
33
32%
33'A
49%
33%
333/8
5,200
49%
49%
49%
49%
46 ¥s
49%
49%
1,200
45%
46%
46
46'A
46
46
1,800
45¥4
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4
.: 50c
2nd
Lehman Corp
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Lib by
Life
McNeill
9
12
89¥2 Jan
26
5
59
Feb
10
39'A Jan
4
42¥2 Jan
28
Link
21 'A Feb
3
243A Feb
10
Lionel
30% Jan
4
37¥4 Feb
11 "
Lion
Liquid Carbonic Corp
47% Mar
38% Mar
9
16
27% Mar 27
35% Sep -24
19% F'eb
162 Va Feb
7%
Lily
preferred—
Tulip
3
21% Feb
4
18% Jan
issued"
5
22% Jan
29
Jun<17
20 % Apr 23
13
67
Jun
12
73 'A F*b
11
3%%
29% Nov 27
26
Jan
11
30% Feb
12
10% Sep
14% Mar 25
13 'A Jan
4
14% Jan
15
I.oew's
26
74 '
18
Sep
15
34% Mar 19
23% Jun- 16
103% Jun
14
15% Jun
26
15
21% Oct
10
101
Jun
97
101% Jun
28% Jan
15
Apr
18% Mar 25
13
17
173/4 Feb
8
4
18
108
104 '/a Jan
12
106% Dec
1063/a Feb
10
24 ¥8 Jan
Long
Island
5%
1
106% Jan
18
26% Jan
'4
19
150 ¥4 Feb
8
42% Dec
40% Jan
5
44 % Feb
9
15
67% Jan
59% Jan
11
62% Jan
26
Louisville
16
35% May 25
31 ¥2 Jan
11
34% Feb
12
10
55
Sep
30% Dec
May 25
145
97% Nov
96 ¥2 Jan
22
99% Feb
40'A Jan
13
42% Jan
5.25%
7%
26
59
59%
5,400
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89%
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9%
23%
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28%
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14%-
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1
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30
28%
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1
7 3A
1
7 •%
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3,500
8
6,400
10,400
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.
1,000
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35%
•
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2%,
23A.
35%
353%
3:
3
3
35%
35%
2,000
35%
9,600
16'/a
2,100
16%
16 ¥a
16
19'%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 ¥2
46
19 ¥2
19%
45%
46%
46
46%
453A
46
9%
9%
40'%
66
66%
161
86'%
9%'
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16
4,900
6,800
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93/8
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93/8
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403/B-
65 3/8
162
87
9
39%
66'A
161
87%
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41
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162
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56,900
1
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—
2,800
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9%
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3,900
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41
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25 »/b
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32
24%
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6,700
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111
400
7,200
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17,000
111
1,400
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25 ¥2
2 53A
25 V2
25
25 ¥a
25
17%
25%
243A
10
255A
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173%
1,300
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17%
173/8
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17 s/B;
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17,000
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coin
100
24%
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25%
148
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common
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149'A
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25
24 ¥e
253/a
24 ¥4
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61%
60%
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32%
33%
33
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99%
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61
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32%
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!
,
151
61%
43%
25
*150
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Nashville—L—
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5%
23
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¥2-
89
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23%
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92
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preferred series A_'
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60
23%
x21%
common
preferred—
4%%
1,000
100
preferred.
Louisville Gas &
"
21%
36'A
preferred series C
Lorillurd
8
45% Jan 22
15
9
Co
B
Lowensteiii
34% Jun
30% Aug
21%
22'A
pfd series A
12
160% Dec
21%
No par
com
Lighting Co
series
Jan
9
30
52
x21%
59%
36%
preferred—
conv
5.25%
*50
*213/4,
59'%
22%
Corp
Long Bell Lumber
25
1041/2 Jan
4.75
12
Jail
Jan
1063A Jan
106% Jan
6
Gas
8
52
22'%
56%
36'A
No
Star
5
10
253A Feb
*50
22
*22'A
preferred
lnc
Lone
25% Feb
1103/4 Feb
*50
22'%
57
2.50
Aircraft Corp
Cement
4
155%
*4%
58
convertible
Slar
4:
52
*15'%
No par
.Lone
4
Jan
110
23% Dec
36% Sep
23 % Jan
*50
15%
*73A
5
(The)——
10
22 ¥2 Jan
Aug
5
35'% Mar 26
146% Dec
92
32 'A Feb
11
108% Jan
110
12
May
Feb
52'%
15%
%
—
Co
Lockheed
64
15%
14%
No par
>
j
Corp
Oil
15%
28%
_1()0
Corp
Bolt Co
"
28% Sep 15
15 % Sep. 14
Cup
"When
15i%
9%
Libby_,
L
7
Corp_
5
Myers Tobacco com—_25
5
75
*15 ¥e
*87
No par
Glass Co__i__10
19
17
14,400
15'%
&
Jan
77% Dec
10%
22 3A
23%
Savers
Liggett &
10%
23%
5
*.
303A
23
1
Products—,
Fink
103%
5'A
22%
21%
(The)——
Lebn
Lerner Stores
'
Np par
10%
*43/4
22%
1
pfd—
10%
4%
22'%
22
1st preferred—No par
iioneum
10%
*43/4
*56
common
10¥b
22%
*51
I.ehJghXVal &'Navigation Co_*i._10
Lehigh "Portland Ceinentl
25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
noiicum
10%
'
.
(
.
5'A
1
_
220
331/2
x49%
50
46'/a
22%
—„5
57% Feb
58% Jun
50
*
110
5,100
4%
15%
(James) & "Sons Co common
3
3.85%
preferred
*
t—100
$3
Feb
16% Jan
1
—
& Tire
Lehigh Valley Coal
11
11'.'
35% Feb '8 '
.
*
Lees
28
3
;
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15 ¥2 Jan
5
Feb
22% Mar 17
10
Jun-
34
Jan
-
42% Feb
Dec- 29
155
12
1
8¥4 Jan
10% Apr
39% Dec
33% Sep 14
8% Jan. 7
34% Jun
Nov
2 ¥4 Jan
15
1
10%
,
22%
„
12"
4
L
Bi'janf, common
4%% .preferred-'
Lane-Wells Co
5
10¥b Feb
30 '" Feb
11
% Dec
'
27'/
Feb
4
s
111
243/a
873A
„
87%
33 %
No par
A
51%
108%
81
81
10
;
52
108
35
*34'A
10
51%
108
25
100
700
17
51%
,
39
691/2
107%
common:
*38%
X43%
100
No par
39
3/4
No par
1
*38'%
21%
x21%
pfd_75 Pesos Mei
(The %
j
No par
Rubber
3,100
37%
19 1/8
No par
^
Lane
Lee
10
'
6% Dec
20
8*
22 % Feb
"
11% Jan
•
25% Jun. 10
'
22
29% Feb
Sep:21
21% Nov 23
86 ' July 14
'♦
14%- Jan
43%
373A
common
(The)
Co
43%
230
19%
Co—
Laclede Gas Co
Lambert
10
105
14
La Cun.solidudu 6%
1
11
60
101 ¥2
-105
43 ¥2
5,400
97%
38
.
19% Jans
106
Shares
34
13%
1
& Co
101'%
43%
38
2.50
com
preferred
Kroger Co
*101'A
34
19¥4
(cum)
preferred
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12
No par
-
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34'A
96'%
.
5
Corp
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Jan
51
50
33%
96%
101%
106
43
Feb
34%
>101
106 3/4
Sales far
the Week
Friday
11
1
preferred
Koppers Co Inc
9
46% Jan
44¥a Jan 12
conv
King-Seeley
78
lOl'A
*105
.
96%
*95%
*101
Co
County Land Co__
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
24
6
&
Kennecott Copper
Feb
52
34
¥2
107
Wheel
-
96
Feb
8.75
Light Co
Hayes
34
x96%
106
No par
Kern
5
34
971%
100 3A
preferred
(Julius)
Kelsey
29
109¥2'Feb
25
non-cum
Kansas "Power
11
Jan
34
100%
•-
Thursday
Feb. 10
100
;
Kayser
45% Feb
22
11
33%
*96
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 9
City Southern—
14
21.
Tuesday
Feb. 8
100
preferred
Common
4%
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Par
preferred
cum
11,
an
17% Jan
4
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3.80%
preferred-100
4.50%
43 ¥2 Feb
39
YORK
EXCHANGE
Kansas
10
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
*150
.
20
24%
29,400
151
110
43 ¥2
43¥4
61 ¥2-'
61 ¥4
61%
i
61%
3,000
32 ¥4
f
61 S/8
32%
33
33%!
34%
6,000
101 •¥,
99%;
.99%
150
40 'A
40%
40%
800
9%
1,900
43%i
43%
5,600
M
7% Oct
23
12
Mar 20
41
Jun
8
45
Feb
125
Sep
17
132
10% July 18
20% Dec 29
21
15% Sep
6% Sep
28
132"', Jan
19
15 '/'a Jun
20% Jan
4
227/a Jan
21
Jan
8
4
85% Feb
1
8Jan
28
Madison
4
7% Feb
11
25¥a Jan
4
29 % Feb
8
38% Jan
27
Jan
18
6
16 ¥a Jan
516
Mar
10
4
9
4% Jan
22% Jan
11
Mar
9
5
7
<r
10
13 % Dec
2
12
¥2 Jan
58
4
55
10
Sep
'
Magma Copper
Magmtvox Co (The)
"
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co—
Man del
9 'A Feb
'
1
'28"'. fVh,
4 V
4'
11
13% Feb
8
57% Feb
12
12
25'A Feb
12
82
Jan
4
91% F-.-b
3
16% Jan
4
14
14 % Mar
5
13'% Jan
22
15
F-b
12
29
25% Feb
2
163/4 -Jan
8
19
Feb
12
21% Nov
16
18
Jan
4
42 % Dec
30
39
Feb
12
110%. Jan
5
104
Jan
5
32% Mar 23
128
Jan
83% Jun
4
92
Jan
11
5
82% Jun
12
19% F-h
95
Jan
95
20
.Jan
6
92% Jan
19 'A Feb
42
108% Feb
11
*90
'Feb
11
86
Feb
12
18% Feb
2
July
85%.Nov 24
83
Jan
7
15
21
Mar 16
17 ¥a Jan
20
Sep
29
52
Mar 12
4
48% Jan
Mathicson
6
$3
21 % Mar 25
15
Jan
7
16'A Feb
3
McCall
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
22
45% Feb
17
42
Feb
11
43% Jan
14
11% Dec
15%'Feb
4
12
Jan
4
13% J'»n
29
Dec ' 4
29
72% Dec
16
57% Sep
15
26% Sep 22
92
10
Jan
8
:
4
83
Fell
5
68% Jan
8
71% .Tan
21
MOGraw
33% Jan
4
33% Feb
12
59% Feb
10-
54 % Jan
4
38
Jan
4
41% F^b
3
McKesson
18 % Jan
4
20% Feb
8
McLellan
11 % Dec
29
14% Jan
11% Jan
22
21% Sep
83% Oct
14
29% Dec
27% Jan
4
13
1
12%
8
28% Jan
15
11 % Jan
13
Aug 19
50% May 21
47
Jan
48
15% Sep
15
19% Jan
7
15% Feb
17
14
25% Jan
5
19% Jan
12
80
Sep
May
89'
Feb
Jan
16% Jan
1
22
8
Jan
26
91
&
Stores
Inc
Co
% Feb
5
106
Feb
8
101
Fio
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
34% Feb
Jun
16
Mergenlhaler
31
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
Merril.t-CliaDman
31% Feb
Mesta
July
96
*95
96
95 ¥b
96
*9G
97
90
*84
85
84
84
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86
86
86
130
17%
17%
17%
175/8
17%
173A
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16'A
16%
213/8
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43%
42'A
4 2 ¥2
42
42 34
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13
13'A
preferred—100
*82%
83%
82%
82%
83
83
69%
69 %
69 %
69 ¥2
69%
69%
69
s/8
1.400
38
37%
37 ¥a
37%
38
38¥2
38%
1,800
84
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1
09
69
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5
—
37%
38
38
Co. _i
1
53
10
(1st series)
12
100
l
—_1
12
32 %
95%
1st
Co
preferred—50
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13
275/8
2,900
13
2,000
48%
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*47%
48%
12.50
23%
23%
23%
24%
*91
92
106
104%
104%
101
100%
100%
89
Jan
3.80%
preferred
series
100
series-
100
*93%
*105%
23%
Mid-Continent
Middle
South
—-5
31%
100
*O0%
*95
47% *"
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10
4 8 3/4
20
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16%
16 ¥2
16 ¥2
16 ¥4
16%
1,100
213/s
21%
21 ¥2
21%
21%
21%
16,900
31 %
98%
Q2
31%
99
*90%
104
*100 ¥2
92
92
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'
101
*104
104%
*100 ¥2
104
101
34'A
32%
x225/8
22%
225/8
22%
22 ¥2
31
*98 ¥2
31 ¥2
31
31%
99 ¥2
*98 ¥2
99 ¥2
106
105
98
*95
98
*95
98
*95
97
*93%
97
*93%
97
23%
23%
10
69%
69%
x67%
28%
28%
28%
188
101
33%
106
*106
92
104
101
34%
106
108
*91
*104
33¥4
106
107%
Inc—No par
Petroleum
Utilities
473A
98 ¥2
'
106
6
26
'98 ¥2
12%
*95
16%
Jan
page
*95
*273/8
12%
21%
89
600
30O
17.400
98 ¥2
16%
98
12
33 %
27%
21%
31%
11 %
32 ¥2
12%
16%
*99
*
27%
21%
5
11 %
32 ¥2
123/4.
16%
pfd—100
11%
313A
27%
34
.
12
4,200
l
12%
32%
Co
5,000
41
20 ¥2
27%
32%
& Scott-
41
203/8
13
32%
Co
59%
41
27%
98%,
No par
Linotype
120
83%
59
59%
3,700
20 ¥2
40 ¥2
*20 ¥4
32 3/8
1
*83
130
13%
12%
*95
21 %
100
see
313/4
16%c
series
5
48%
12
32
59'A
59%
41%
20%
43%
13 ¥a
27%
27%
*47%
12
31%
_3%
common-
59
*11%
95 %
27%
13
*
preferred
footnotes
58
31%
;_No par
3.85%
28
—
1,200
14%
Feb
Feb
—
1.500
21 ¥2
43%
98
70
—
16%
,
i3¥8
15
29 % Jan
2,000
*42'%
Jan
4
30
48%
153/4
21%
92
4
*48
16
21%
13
26% Jan
48%
16
21%
93% Jan
65% Jan
*48
'48%
16
21%
*100%
Miami
*48
16
21%
*106
15
48%
16%
21%
100
27% Mar
*47%
16%
series—
66% Dec
48 %
17%
X21%
preferred
24% Jan
17%
3
4.35%
.
17%
¥2
9,300
common—50o
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
9
*95
Feb
31
Pot
97
86
Feb
2
9
*95%
*84%
106
22 % Feb
22% Jun
97'A
100
5
2C0
30%
5
29% Mar
109
*107 ¥2
30 »/a
No par
No par
preferred
Copper
108%
*96'A
No par
4.45%
9,300
*107¥2
30%
1
15
106% Feb
1,700
393/8
39
40
39»/2
108%'
96
Jan
13
19%
96
Jan
105% Jan
19 ¥a
30%
Jan
May-21
18% Sep 14
55 % Sep 22
19'A
30%
28-'
4
11,900
19
96
92
19
2,700
19
30%
105
93% Feb
15
18%
*94%
2
107% Feb
14%
18'/a
30
2
3
78,900
14 %
17 %
No par
pfd
preferred
Machine
193/4
18%
18 ¥2
14 '/a
'
96
17%
2nd
2nd
340
¥2
*94%
$4
copv
91%
18%
40%
108
300
9,900
*90
91
X29%
$3.50 preferred
$4.25
40
40%
109
57%
25%
13j¥a
30%
*95%
Feb
4
39%
*108
29,900
57%
25
50
convertible
5%
Mercantile
7
105
40%
109
13%
13%
97.
No par
Corp—
(The) common
4
99
29%
No par
Shoe
27
84
18%
No par
series.No par
pfd
Mfg
Jan
12
18%
41%
Jan
Jun
18 %
*20%
Jan
9
18%
59
95
98% Jan
18%
20%
98
39% Jan
18%
41%
89
88
l
41
13
11
17¥a-
58%
27
29
14%,.
20%
20
Jun
18%
14%
175/B
41 %
Oct
Dec
18
17%
20%
Jan
Sep 14
18%
14%
17%
41%
Nov
86
17%
14
18
20%
97
28
18%
14%
39%
3,800
10,100
25
*90
17%
*108
400
9»%
223%
57¥2
245/8
18%
.
26%
9
221/8
13%
58
14
1
111
5
_J
par
1,400
5
*26'A
22 ¥a
50
43/g
*56 ¥2
13%
*56%
2,800
43/8
9¥a
9
22 %
3,000
171%
525
*47/B
26 ¥b
*26
9'A
22¥a
13%
13%
58
18
Mengel "Co
Merck
26 ¥s
9%
22
.-5
10
95
i
No
„
22
"26
9%
22'%
No par
Co—
Norris
Melville
9%
22%
,
22%
Robbins Inc
21
Nov
26%
9
•
91
Corp
91% Sep
22
26%
;—No par
92% Jun
4
26%
9
22
89
preferred
95% Feb
27% Feb
X26 %
90
Corp common
23% Mar 19
4%
5
90
4
14% May 22
"4 'A
*4%
90
Mead
2
4%
5%
90
McQuay
30
4%
*4%
—100
;
14
11% Dec
4%
5%
1,100
7,100
28%
17%
*519
%
4
500
8%
2 8 »/2
17 ¥h
10,900
3,800
8
73/4
28%
525
'519
24 ¥4
.
&
17%
^
245/8
common—;
Stores
28¥2
17%
521
24%
12
%%
29
17%
516
13 %
Tail
26% Jan
46
Mclntyre
85
*7%
7%
24%
33% Feb
86% Jan
28 %
17%
Publishing
Porcupine
Mines
39% Dec
May
29
530
85
*
8
7%
*56%
Electric Co
26% Jan
.
17%
"521
85%
8
13%
convertible
52
Sep 17
33% July .-2
18% Dec 24
95
*28%
17%
85
73/a
24%
McGraw-Hill
3%%
29%
530
223%
*4%
Co
Stores
73%. Mar 12
Jan
17%
22'/a
8%
7%
56%
preferred
35% Dec
71 % Jan
75
28%
*8
7%
13%
Corp
McCrory
85
8%
6%
24%
preferred
$2.50
85
*521
Chemical
Corp
85
*8
6%
56%
cum
McConl
84%
8%
6%
22 ¥2
20
133/4
22 ¥a
%:
9
$3.40 cumulative
30% Feb
15
85%
*8
1
Maytag Co common—'
20% Sep 14
41% Nov '27
.
22
13 ¥4
4%
common^
preferred
pfd 1947
$3.75
22%
600
131
13%
5%
conv
$3.75
'
22%
42%
*128
13'A
4%
Corp coin_v—5
preferred
100
May Depl Stores' common
5
4.25%
11
Sep
Feb
¥2 Feb
;.
5
30
96'% F?b
16.
47
18
Jan
-22 %
*42
¥>j
5
,
Electric
22%
(conv)-!——50
preferred
Master
13¥a
6.25
Marl in (Glenn L) Co*::—
Martin-Parry Corp
MasoniI.e Corp——,
;
11
5"
75
2
12
4 % %
13
Co com—'—No par
preferred
Marshal! Field &
/
13%
9%
42
130
129
13%
9 %
9%
41%
•
*4%
i
Midland Corp
4%%
9%
42
129
1
3
•___
9%
42
*126
No par
i^i
Mantcaibo Oil Exploration-!
Marathon Corp¥_v_
■___
Marine
8
Jan
Bros
Manhattan "Shirt
9%
42
129
*85
1
—50
9 %
41%
*126
22%
10
3
88 % Mar
27% Jun 10
45
4
%
13%
No par
.—
9
41%
129
13 %
preferred series A—
100
Square Garden
No par
18
24'/a Jan
9
4%%
126
No par
com.
25
18% Mar 20
17% Sep 15
34% Aug 28
98 % Jun 30
Inc
Feb
25% Mar 19
16
Co
5% Jan
28
4 '
Jan
19 ¥ Jan
'
9%
41%
...
5
5 ¥b Jan
12
25 VJan':
522
13
4
15
16% Dec
4
Feb
3% Jail
28
8
common—10
,.100
Magic Chef
15
12% Jun
(R II)
12
25% Jun
8
Macy
6¥b Jar.
22% Sep
Sep
Forbes
Mack Trucks Inc
7% Feb
Mar 23
Feb
Working Co.
&
preferred
82'A Jan
52% Jun
80
6%
Wood
9
8% Feb
.
M
8
Apr
8
A.
12
May
22% Jan
-
'
20
552
18
11% Jun
Jan
4
32
16
16,% Sep 21
125
Jan
14
Jan
MucAndrews
13
30
4% Sep
12
9% Jan
15
22
M
42% Jan
Mar 24
9
15
Sep
22
19
87%, Mar 27
29
3 % Dec
9% Jan
Jan
26
Sep -15
517
4
41
15%. Nov 10
78% Sep ;14
7% Oct 16
6% Dec
8 % Jan
24
2(1
106
106
-
*93 ¥2
106'A
31
¥2
400
33%
22%
5,500
31
*98 ¥2
1,200
50
99%
105
.
30
12,800
105
98
*95
98
97
*93 ¥2
97
*1051/2
108
70
105
1051/4
40
—
-
-
110
23%
23
233/a
225/8
23
22%
22%
68%
67%
68 'A
6734
68
675/8
673'4
3,200
29
28%
29%
28%
29 ¥4
28 7
29
8,800
a
5.600
•
,
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(730)
•
—
-
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
29'/a Dec
7
21% Oct
Feb
3
33% Jan
25
126% Jan
6
133
Feb
10
21% Jan
8
25
Feb
8
Jan
26
23% Feb
12
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_No par
8% Jan
4
10% Jan
19
Minn
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.60
Minn Min & Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50
1st preferred
.
100
•1.60 2nd conv preferred
25
24
30
20
Nov
31
19% Jan
2
53 % Feb
27
68% Nov
30
6
60 % Dec
20
3
94% Jan
11
8% Dec
75% Feb
12
58% Jan
5
Jan
29
Feb
2
23
9% Jan
4
71% Jan
12
74
Jan
22
21
104
1
88
Jan
26% Jan
104
5
9
Oct
11
26
19% Jan
29
69
Jan
55% Jan
67
22
105
Feb
11
11% Jan 21
19% Jan
29
21% Jan
19% Nov
17
21% Dec 21
21% Jan
4
23% Feb
1
24% Oct
18
34% Mar 25
27% Jan
4
30% Feb
5
18% Nov
15% Sep
34% Jun
4
14
23% Mar 25
16% Jan
4
18% Feb
10
41 % Mar 17
37
Jan
4
40% Feo
3
6 % Mar
12
4
% Jan
4
5% Feb
11
70% Aug
6
61 % Jan
11
65% Feb
47% Jan
15
Midwest
31
57% Sep
15
5
Oil
St
100
10
Corp
Minneapolis Power & Light—No par
Corp
1
Mission
Development Co
6
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex
7%
33% Sep
15
58% Jan
23
22
Dec
31
33 % Dec
17
22% Jan
4
24% Feb
11
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13% Jan
6
15% Jan
19
15% Sep
H
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
5
18% Feb
9
Monarch
Sep
15
95% Jan
82 % Jan
4
87% Feb
5
Monsanto
17% Sep
25% Jun
14
28% Mar 11
10
32 % Mar 26
Chemical
Jan
4
22 % Feb
8
Montana-Dakota
4
34
Feb
8
Montana Power
Jan
4
36% Feb
9
Jan
4
63
Feb
12
8
14
Feb
3
29% Nov
17
40% Dec
11
53% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
11% Sep
15
18 '/a Apr
15
12% Jan
10% Sep
29% Dec
15
15% Apr
6
14% Ftb
8
43% Jan
16
6
11% Jan
29
30% Jan
4
34% Jan
27
23 % Jan
5
34% Mar 18
17% Feb
Motor
27% Jan
6
22 % Jan
4
23 % Jan
27
Motor
Wheel
27% Mar 16
23% Jan
13
24% Jan
25
Mueller
Brass
18
15
26% Mar 13
19% Jan
4
25'% Jan
10
Mulllns
Mfg
12
Jan
5
43
Dec
31
35% Dec
1
7
42% Jan
.12
47% Feb
2
3
106% Jan
14
109% Feb
11
11
May 19
Jan
1,600
133
160
243/4
25
243%
24%
22%
22
24%
22%
24%
22%
4,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
10
23%
10
10
10,000
74
75
74 %
9%
73%
9%
73
74
74
75%
75%
753/i
56%
56%
56'/#
563/8
6,800
55%
56%
56%
56%
56 %
56%
9,900
*104%
*104
106
93/4
106
.
*104
10%
10%
10%
10%
72%
72%
71%
-72%
*20
20%
*22%
23%
*22%
29%
30%
293/4
20
18
18%
40%
106
105
105
*105
1,600
106
10
103/4
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
103%
72
72
72
72%
72
72
•19%
20%
*20
20%
20%
3,000
280
20%
/
500
22%
22%
223/8
22 %
21 %
22%
3,600
293%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,700
18
173/4
18
40%
393/,
40
4%
4%
10
30
40
43%
93/4
23%
17%
40
20
10
4%
4%
4%
63%
64%
17%
173/4
173%
17%
39
39%.
39
39 %
8,000
5
5%
5%
5%
11,800
643/4
65%
64%
64 3/4
6,700
3,600
'
3,500
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
233/4
233/4
24
23%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
143/8
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
17%
1,100
173/4
17%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
18
18%
4,100
86%
87%
86
86%
85
86%
84%
1,400
85
84%
84%
11,600
21
22%
21%
22%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
12,400
No par
1
33%
34
33
33%
33
33 %
333/8
33%
33%
33%
35%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
11,100
No par
59%
60%
60%
60 %
60
603/8
60%
60%
60%
63
33,900
12
133/4
13%
6
Co
13%
13 3/4
13%
8,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
No par
Co
14%
14%
14%
143%
6,500
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'%
5,700
17%
6,700
133/4
13%
.133/4
10
17 %
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
18
17%
22%
X22%
22%
22%
22%
223/,
22%
223/8
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24%
24 3/«
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
23%
24%
24
24%
8
xl4%
1
common
preferred
100
26
18% Jan
Jan
21
Feb
25
42% Jan
4
44% Jan
22
Murray Corp of America com
4 %
preferred
Feb
2
37
4
39% Jan
25
Myers (F E) & Bros
25% Feb
26
15% Feb
8
18% Jan
2
75% Jan
11
8
47%
108
x
14%
*14%
47%
X47
108%
1073i
10
19%
19%
19%
50
.
3,000
223%
233/4
1
Coip
18%
22%
1
Co
173/a
0
Corp
Corp
51
29
21
133
25
14%
50
Jan
134%
Shares
30%
23%
Lines
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (Q C)
4
30%
45%
24% Feb
29
Dec
15% Feb
13% Jan
6
14 %
50
110% Mar
30%
64%
Products
29
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
30%
*133
2
31
Sep
30%
133
45%
(The)
&
14
8
30%
132
the Week
63%
Inc
21% Sep
Dec
Feb .12
S
Utilities
Co
(John)
21% Dec
21
132%
Bales fer
Friday
Feb. 11
64
Co
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
•
46
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
'
-
63%
Monterey Oil Co
19
**
■*
45%
Tool
Machine
31 % Jan
32
*
100
pfd-100
20
Mojud Co Inc
79
it
No par
A
conv
Mohawk Carpet Mills
13
20
10
Monday, February 15
*
*
24%
com„No par
series
Pac RR 5%
40
Jan
22%
.
-
Thursday
Feb. 10
30%
132
25
'
1.2b
preferred
^Missouri
RR
30%
30%
.
.
HIGH SALE rKICES
Wednesday
Feb. 9
132
22%
Marie—No par
& 8 S
Paul
30%
132
Missk.i
11
4
Dec
1st preferred
8%
Tuesday
Feb. 8
Midland Steel Prod common———5
7
24% Mar 20
26
Apr
Monday
F«f
9
139
8% Dec
42
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Feb
9
16% Jan
LOW AND
46% Jan
14
125 y4 Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. ]
Year 1953
Lowest
.
Continutd—Page t
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-
*42%
43%
*42 %
Mo par
38
38
38
15%
*143/,
15 %
47
463%
*107%
15%
46%
108
109%
19% »'■
19%
20%
15'/a
46
15%
46%
109%
1093/4
*45%
*109
1,600
4,600
-
22,600
15%
700
46%
1,400
110
140
20%
20%
20%
20%
43%
*423/4
43%
43%
43%
*43%
44%
100
38
*38
39%
39%
39%
*39
39%
300
153/4
30,600
,
8,400
N
16
74
Sep
15
28
Oct
6
11% Sep
99% Jan
36% Mar 25
8
14
Jan
9
Nash-Kelvlnator
Nashville Oliatt &
34% Feb
12
National
10
National
Airlines
22
21% Mar
19
Jan
19
National
15
25% Mar 20
20% Jan
24
Feb
10
National
Aviation
Sep
14
38
Mar 19
36% Jan
37% Jan
9
National
Biscuit Co
158% Jun
24
Feb
10
10
Sep
178
172% Jan
7%
13% Feb 26
11
Jan
12% Jan
20
57% Jail
69% Feb
4
National
24
18% Aug 18
16% Jan
25
15
11% Jan
5
10% Jan
11% Feb
9
National
20% Dec
2
19% Jan
22% Feb
10
Sep
17% Jan
17% Sep
1
85% Dec
15
29% Apr
3
132
Apr
7
Feb
15
8,600
177%
1773/4
;
1773/4
177J/i
177%
177 %
830
11%
11%
11%
11 %
12
11%
11%
11 5/8
11%
2,600
67%
67%
68
67%
67%
67%
673/a
66%
66%
4,200
Inc
Co
1
National
4
42% Jan
29
5
177% Feb
9
Nov
4
'142
Jan
4
148% Feb
8
29
9% Jan
28
9% Jan
4
4
24% Feb
4
Natl
11
Lead
National
20% Jan
7%
Co
Linen
11
11
10%
22
21%
21%
xl7%
6
26% Jan
18
52 % Jan
5
46
Jan
4
49% Feb
11
National
30% Jan
12
26% Jan
4
29
27
22% Sep
86% Sep
21
31% Jan
5
24 % Jan
4
28% Feb
25
91
90
Jan
4
95
28 % Jan
4
24% Jan
104% Jan
4% Jan
10
6
21
2
Sep
14
4 % Dec
10
29% May 20
13% Jan
105
5
Jan
27
10% Apr
29
114
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
Jan
7
Feb
30% Jan
121
Jan
39%
39%
38%
393/8
38%
393/8
383/4
177%
177%
177%
177%
177%
177%
177%
177%
148%
148%
148%
147
147
*147%
148%
♦147%
1
Jan
15
Nelii
15
Jan
22
Neisner
32 % Feb
86
4
34
Jan
13
Jan
6
95
Feb
4
14% Feb
2
85
18
92% Jan
94
Bros
33/4%
Jan
27
Newport
Industries
67 % Jan
5
70
25% Jan
4
31% F.b
3
18% Jan
4
20 % Feb
10
New
York
25% Jan
30
18% Jail
11
25% Feb
12
New
York
York
37% Jan
19
33% Jan
11
106% Jan
6
108
Feb
9
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
17% July 13
16 % Jan
29
17% Jan
4
70
63
Jan
20
66% Jan
28
80
11
92
85% Jan
400 '
Sep
May
Febl
20
14
90
Jan
2
425
Jan
13
4
30% Feb
9
5
52
Jan
4
60
Feb
27% Feb
3
31% Jan
Jan
29
37% Feb
10
Jan
7
96% Feb
27% Jan
4
29
Jan
18
25
12
8
Feb
18
49% Dec
29
65% Feb
15% Jan
7
Nov
31% Sep
21
37% Mar 23
36
80% Jun
11
92
Jan
22
93
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
82% Jan
400
Air
Chic
St
4
$5
Dock
non-cum
44
44
2,200
13%
13%
13%
2,900
*69 %
72
*69%
72
1
30%
31%
x30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30
30
6,400
19%
19%
19%
20
20%
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
4,800
20 %
9
10
12
26
16
24% Jan
Nopco
Chemical
Norfolk
25% Feb
23% Mar 24
20
Jan
4
2iy4 Feb
9
North
American
Co
22% Dec
20
Jan
12
24% Jan
25
North
American
,%l
Northeast
Natural
Jan
21
61% Feb
5
5%%
11% Jun
16
24
87
Mar 19
18
109
Mar 12
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
12% Jun
15
18% Mar 17
8% Dec
29
14% Jan
13
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
18% Sep
18
25% Apr
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
4
28%
700
16%
*66%
1,600
*66%
67%
68
*87
87%
88
*385
425
*385
Pacific
87%
440
425
29%
29%
24,400
5a" */2
59
59%
2,900
28%
28%
28%
4,700
37%
37%
37%
373/4
96%
*943/4
96%
28%
283/4
59
28%
28%
37%
37%
*94%
28%
*94
29
20,100
85%
86
300
863/j
*85%
863/4
*91%
94
•91%
94
*92
94
*92
94%
*92%
96%
97
98
98
99
*98
97
97%
19%
19%
19%
19%
25
X42%
43 %
42%
43
25 S/8
25%
25%
2534
21
21%
21
21%
21
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
Gas
1
9
*86
Co
100
Co
39%
*109%
100
Ry
9
9%
87
10
59%
*86
95
100
320
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,100
42%
9%
*19%
433/a
42%
433/8
42%
43%
10,700
*25%
25%
253/8
25%
25%
500
21%
24%
21
21%
21%
21 %
26,400
23%
24%
23%
24%
75,000
9
*86
87
39%
40
39%
110
*109%
110
*109%
61
593/8
60
58%
40%
1,100
28%
*84%
97
6.2C0
96%
29
873/4
60
Ry Co
Northern States Pwr
78
Apr
100% Jun
18,700
16%
16%
*84%
1
preferred
Northern
16%
87
Capital Corp
Central
341,800
37 %
107%
*84%
Aviation
Adjustment preferred
Northern
25%
36%
107%
23%
59%
10
13
19
Northern
23%
37
107
293/4
25
common
15
110
87%
425
22%
36%
107
29%
2
Ry
Jun
25
72
Corp—
Co
25
*69%
100
Western
&
72
*69%
100
15% Sep
6
87 %
*385
28%
19% Feb
11
90
425
96
43% Feb
Jan
*87
'385
68
28%
4
54% Jan
90
16%
96
6
108
*66%
68
36 3/4
283/4
17% Jan
Jan
16%
21%
107
96
39% Jan
84
36
107
16%
425
*385
21%
30%
*943%
30
107% Nov
*89%
21%
108
$3.75
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
26
6
*67
36%
373/4
53% Jan
14
21
107
37%
20% Jan
Sep
21%
373/4
Gas
preferred
52
72
Corp—
preferred
103% Oct
*69 %
37%
23
90
44%
13 %
No par
Electric &
15
96%
100
A
Common
Sep
*94%
14,200
44
28%
16
120
14%
13%
59%
39% Dec
300
96
14%
44
28%
3.60%
200
4,000
13%
58%
3.90%
Jan
94
28 3/8
5
9% Jan
94
58%
11
42 3% Jan
94
28%
Feb
87
*94%
14%
59%
Feb
7
33%
95
14%
28 3/8
92
4
34
95
143/4
33
58%
99
5
*90%
*33
96%
1
7
8% Jan
14%
100
Jan
39% Feb
33
*95
16
44
60
series
92
85% Jan
r96%
153/4
13%
Hartford Co-100
York
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
13
Jan
33%
*32%
30%
94% Nov
Jan
15%
29%
29
15
14%
106%
15%
30%
Jun
46% Jan
*14%
*105%
30 %
87
87
14%
30%
Feb
2,200
106%
*95
94
800
1,600
12
*14%
16
29%
86
12
12
45
No par
&
5
*11%
14,400
5
13%
preferred
Y
Y State
6%
10%
4%
44%
Y & Harlem RR Co
5%
6 34
10%
5
14
No par
N |
Preferred
6%
10%
5
*105%
14%
*90%
6 3/4
103/4
14%
32%
14%
4.7C0
200
106'%
94%
94
12
620
29%
119
14%
15%
14%
*90%
5
29 3/8
*118
119
*105%
15
106%
32%
14%
6%
11
293/4
29%
*118
1,400
12,000
45%
common
Haven
113/4
293/4
120%
27
13%
Louis Co-
N
New
5
94
*66'%
York
Jan
6
16
68%
New
86
14
16%
6%
*10%
12
16%
8
24
16
7
10%
12
11%
X29%
*11^
5
16%
10
Sep
113/4
30%
120
5
16%
87% Jan
July
6%
]10%
5
36 %
80% Nov
34% Sep
7
10%
1073/4
22
9
5
30
119
35%
28
83
8,200
28%
*106%
Jun
8
493/4
28%
20
Apr
21
1,100
49%
283/4
No par
&
75
Jan
273/8
49 %
28%
5
Central
79
19
27%
49%
28%
preferred series A
—100
New York City Omnibus Corp_No par
N
22% Jun
27%
49%
*28
45%
Brake
New
30
27%
48%
28
1
6%
29
Jan
34
27%
*14%
Common
4
6
520
Ig
800
10
% %
preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
29
Feb
23% Jan
9
5
19% Jun
3,000
*105%
common
4
30
9
93%
23%
14%
Newmont Mining Corp
12
5
*9%
23 %
106%
100
14%, Jan
48% Jan
9%
23%
143 4
Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
46
109% Mar
9%
*233/8
*105%
common—No par
preferred
11
10
93/8
233/4
1
0
Feb
14
9%
23%
100
common
England
23% Mar 17
Jan
Inc
_
<4
5
6%
10%
No par
preferred
11
Sep
93/8
233/4
30%
1
Co
1
Inc
New
30
Fibre
*
Feb
101% Jun
20
9%
x23%
120
1
Inc
Vulcanized
Newberry Co (J J)
New
30
*118
Corp
Nesco
11
13% Jan
Theatres
Co
43/4%
11
27
0
100
common
preferred
conv
National
Corp
Co
Tea
4.20%
12
Feb
148%
9%
National
6
Jan
*147
140
24%
93/e
24
19
27
2
72% Mar 23
13,300
40%
1773/8
95
Feb
34
40
39
39%
177%
28
14% Mar 30
8
100
95
93% Apr
30
46,600
23%
*98
283/8
9
17% Sep 17
18% Dec 29
23%
98%
28%
11
23% Sep
24%
98%
100
95
16% Jan
4
23-%
23%
*98%
94%
105% Jan
14
800
233/4
23%
99%
28%
1
12% Jan
19%
97%
93%
4
40% Jan
193/8
97
28%
Jan
29
19%
97
53%
14% Jan
20
19%
97
28%
4
Jan
19%
96 3/4
28"%
11 % Jan
16% Jan
23%
*98
19%
96%
9234
13% Feb 26
56
23%
99%
19%
97
28%
30
Dec
22%
19%
X96%
92%
12% Jun
64
1,300
14,700
*98
X
93
85% Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
12%
28%
National
6
12%
92%
31 % Jun
Jun
12%
28
9
Steel
Nat0111 as
.
12%
11
4
38
13
49
4
8
12%
28%
25
Jan
12%
27%
7% Jan
14
123/4
48%
5 % Feb
105
12%
*27%
11% Jan
6
7,500
123/4
49
4
8
1,700
673/«
28%
12
Mar 25
173/4
66%
28
12
15% Nov
*17%
68 %
48'%
6% Jan
16% Apr
173/4
66 %
28%
4 % Jan
106
17%
66 3/8
*273/,
10% Jan
7% Mar
173/4
65%
No par
10
6
12% Jan
17 3/4
653/,
Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
10
4%% preferred
100
12
28
10% Jun
24
17%
65
18%
National
Nov
17%
65%
97
Cast-No par
National Shares Corp
14
4,100
17%
100
26
Jan
17,900
65
19 3/g
Corp
Steel
5,900
11
21%
97
B
Service
&
40% Sep
29% Jan
173/a
11%
223/4
100
25% Oct
32% Jan
17%
10%
22%
No par
8
common
preferred
Malleable
17%
11%
21%
100
1
preferred A
6%
17
10-%
21%
common—5
Prod
Gypsum Co common
Jan
17%
10%
21%
Co—1
Gas
preferred
Jan
17
17%
10%
4
38
17%
17%
178
21%
11
9% Dec
Sep 21
17%
177%
1
Fen
$4.50
177%
35
comipon
99
National
1,500
11%
24% Feb
172
146
7,000
36%
67
pid series of 1951
37% Mar 19
31
17%
24
36%
177
preferred
Distillers
4%%
4
38% Dec 31
9
20% Dec
173/,
23%
36%
8
6
173% Nov
17%
24
36%
5
22% May 26
24
155 % Jun
17%
23%
37%
93%. Jan
87% Jan
Nov
17%
24
20% Jan
18 % Jan
5
96
17%
36%
National
6
200
23%
12
99% Jan
14,700
17%
20
23% Jan
29
15%
37%
97% Feb
22
4
14%
23%
20% Jan
16% Sep
84
12% Jan
15 %
17%
4
8
14%
23%
11
15% Jan
15%
37
22
29
143/4
17%
Jan
Dec
Dec
City Lines
Cylinder
14%
37%
13
12
22
2,800
14%
14%
23%
Dairy Products
——10
National Department Stores.
0
Jan
77%
34%
14%
National
63
77%
343%
173/a
National
14
15%
1
78
343%
36%
6
17% Jan
66% Dec
153/4
78
343/,
23%
11
19% Mar 27
10
15%
.
78%
34%
1
68% Feb
21
16
78
34%
No par
Corp
conv
15%
77%
34%
—.100
10
Register
Container
$1.25
15%
77%
33%
8
common
18% Jan
15
Sep
56% Jun
25 %
Cash
National
Aug 31
9
19
Can
15%
'
34%
10
Corp
preferred A
National
60 % Dec
14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
Fibres Xno
Automotive
16%
79
34
1
16% Sep
14
15%
78
—avu
'
34
174% Dec
Lours
bi
Co
Acme
19% Sep
17% Jan
■
Corp
19
15% Jan
Jan
15% Jan
14
30
7
Jan
79
9%
87
40%
110
59%
9%
9
9
*86
87
*86
25%
393/4
40%
109%
109%
58%
593/a
39%
110
583/s
9%
4,300
87
40
15,200
110
350
60
37,500
(Minn)—
14% Jan
21
Common
14%
9,600
93
Feb
11
$3.60
preferred
100
91 %
91%
91%
*92%
93%
290
108% Feb
9
$4.80
preferred
100
*108
108%
108%
108%
*108%
108%
*108%
108%
108%
1081/4
330
102% Feb
8
$4.10
preferred
100
101
102%
102 %
102%
*102
102 %
*102
102 %
102%
102%
460
11
18% Feb
11
18%
18%
18%
16,200
7% Jan
11
9% Feb
8
9%
4,100
13
14% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
9
20% Jan
4
21% Jan
18
9
85
Jan
4
107% Jan
26
Jan
12
16% Jan
99
5
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines
1
Inc
common
preferred
Norwich
10
25
Pharmacal
Co
2,50
14%
91%
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
Q2
l43/4
92
17%
18
17%
18 V8
17%
18%
9%
9%
*9%
93/8
9%
93/8
16%
17
16%
21
21
*20%
143/4
14%
913/4
93
18
9%
9%
14%
9
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,600
21
21
21
203/4
21%
21
21
1,100
1
1
34% Jun
10
94% Jun
12
83
100
39% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
Feb
12
Jan
2
102% Jan
4
106 3/4 Jan
28
4.40%
12
93% Jan
27
92% Jan
5
97% Feb
2
3.90%
preferred
.100
96%
May 18
106% Feb
25
106% Jan
6
110% Jan
29
4.56%
_100
109%
104% Dec
9
104% Jan
13
106% Jan
10
4.44%
preferred
preferred
6
54% Jan
4
633/4 Feb
5
Mar 23
26% Jan
4
273/4 Feb
Jun
97% Jun
49% Jun
23% Jun
12
106
10
10
57% Aug
28
■
40
11
16% Sep
1
19% Dec
24
18% Jan
20
Jan
7
8% Dec
15
14% Feb
2
9%, Jan
4
12% Jan
20
95% Jan
9
4
83
20
71% Sep
23
For footnotes
see
page
26
73
Jan
19
.
Jan
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio
Oil
Co
—
•
.12
39%
39%
39%
39%
393A
.100
common.
preferred
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
4%
preferred
Corp
common
4%% convertible preferred
97
109%
xl07%
.100
106%
106 %
106%
No par
X623/B
63%
62%
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—L-10
Oliver
97
27
.20
*18%
1
11%
100
*80
27 %
39%
40
11,200
%
*105%
106
260
106
96
590
96
96
95%
96
109
*107%
109
*107%
109
80
1063/4
1063/4
*106
107
*106
107
210
623/4
27%
27%
96
107%
106%
63
*107%
;
62%
62%
613/4
62%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
.
13,500
*
27%
27%
*18%
'19
11%
11%
12
81
80
81&
*
39%
39%
*105%
62%
97
:*18%
19
39%
106
-
19
11%
11%
81
81%
82
2,800
;
300
19
19
19
11%
*18%;
113/4
11%
11%
<
82
81%
81%
(
'
28,100
410
1954
„
__
lj\
\
Number 5299
Volume 179
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(731)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
¥ear 1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
(The)
Corp
Omnibus
15% Dec
28
14% Jan 26
16
Jan
7
37% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
11
48% Jan
26
42% Get
21
37
Jan
13
48
Jan
9
Outboard
Jan
6
85
Jan
50
Par
20
84
18
16
81
Mar 12
11% Jun
18
16
Dec
Oct
28
88
Mar 10
7% Oct
6
80
34% Dec
11
13% Jan
48
21
87
Jan
8
11
58% Feb
12
12
82% Feb
5
Owens-Illinois
20
15% Jan
4
Pabco Products Inc com
Jan
34
3
Feb
8
4%
8% Feb
9
Pacific
35% Feb
11
18'
8
Pacific
Coast
1st
10
Fiberglas
Fisheries
Co
preferred
preferred
16
73% Mar 26
60
Jan
5
62
Feb
46
Oct
15
57% Mar
2
45% Jan
18
48
Feb
9
25% Jun
16
30% Feb 20
28% Jan
4
32% Feb
4
Pacific
10
40
Mar 17
39 % Jan
32% Nov
25
Mar 17
30
4
40% Feb
9
33 % Feb
13
35 % Jan
27
Pacific
23
34% Dec 31
2
22% Nov
12
25% Jan
22
Pacific
119% Feb
11
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47
2,900
44 %
46%
47%
48
46%
47%
46
46 Va
45%
46
2,500
86%
86
86
*84%
86
56%
82%
56%
57
57
58%
6,700
82%
82%
82%
82%
4,700
15%
3,600
Corp
22% Feb
20
Feb
2
4
5% Jan
27
Pacific
Tin
4
36% Jan
25
Pacific
Western Oil Corp
8
9
Feb
4%
28
6% Jan
19
3% Jan
4
4
Jan
Packard
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
4
11
Feb
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
47% Jan
5
59% Feb
69% Jan
4
Mar
33
2
64% Oct
91
1
98% Dec
May 13
10
97% Jan
30
Apr
6
2
5% Sep
24% Sep
15
30% Mar 27
Dec
30
15
Jan
5
Consolidated
7% Jan
26
Panhandle
28% Jan
15
Paramount
26% Jan
4
34% Jan
7
21% Jan
18
Jan
28
Park
30% Jun 10
44% Jan
7
31% Jan
4
37% Jan
29
Parke
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
35% Jan
15
36% Feb
8
6% Sep
15
21
8 Va Jan
5
6% Feb
11
7% Jan
21
8% Apr
9
4% Jan
4
Jan
19
Patino
2% Dec
22
6
Jan
8
3
Jan
4
3% Jan
25
10% Oct
20
11
Jan
5
34
•
«*'
6
40%
40%
40%
34
34%
33%
34 Va
8,300
24%
24%
24%
25%
3,400
100
118%
119
119
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
1,730
141
142
140 Va
141
*140%
141%
141%
141%
*141%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,500
34%
34%
5%
33%
34%
33%
33%
9,900
9%
*8%
1
Penick
8
Feb
10
8
29% Feb
29% Jan
29
73% Jan
4
80
Jan
19
liy«Jan
5
13% Feb
5
37% Jan
4
Jan
25
41% Feb
42% Jan
11
65% Mar 19
81% Dec
9
10
147/a Apr 23
39% Mar 19
38
Sep
15
30% Sep
14
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
101
Jun
2
107% Feb
10
357/a Mar 18
104% Feb
16% Dec
29
23% Jan
5
16% Jan
40% Dec
29
52% Jan
5
41% Jan
28% Sep
11
32% May 27
31% Jan
Sep 15
Sep 14
148 % Mar 16
134% Jan
preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
35% Jan
107% Feb
28
10% Jan
48
36
22
15% May 21
15
Jan
13% Jan
2
108% Feb
5
105% Feb
10
18% Feb
12
4
45
Jan
22
6
32% Jan
15
4
142% Feb
6
4
55%
55%
57
58%
59%
57%
57%
*56%
57%
3,800
75%
76%
74
75%
73
74
73
73%
73%
73%
4,500
*100%
102
100%
7%
7%
*100%
100%
7%
7%
101
7%
7%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*23%
23 Va
*23%
23 %
23%
23%
100
36%
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
9,200
36%
36%
36
36
36
36
36
36
35%
36
1,100
par
7%
7%
3
5%
5%
3 %
3%
.
..
3
6%
6%
7
1,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
3,900
3
3
3 Va
3%
3 Va
3Va
6,500
7'
■
*6%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
38%
*38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
37%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
*22%
23'A
22 Va
23
23
23
*23%
23%
*23%
23%
*28'A
29
29
29%
*28%
29
*28%
29%
*29
29
—
29%
79
79 V»
79%
80
5,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
2,000
41
41%
41
41'%
6,400
79
78%
13
12%
13%
40'/a
41'A
39%
*40
40%
41%
—
*40%
42
No par
36%
36%
36%
Va
36
*107
36%
"37
9
Peoria
15% Feb
10
108
108
♦105
106
18 Va
18
July 28
34% Oct
20
2
29% Sep
21
43% Feb
5
30% Jan
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
32% Jan
23% Jan
20% Jun
24
25% Mar 17
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
96% Jun
10
108
104
July 7
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
80
Apr
28
11
Pfelffer
38
Feb
11
Pfizer
Feb
11
4
34% Feb
10
4
34% Feb
4
22
108% Jan
99
15% Jan
1
11
Jan
18
17%
17%
17%
43%
43%
43%
44
31%
*31%
32%
32%
32%
32 V8
32 Va
31%
32
141%
142%
142%
142%
142%
142%
142%
*141%
143
39%
40 %
40%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
33%c
11
25 % Jan
Jan
13
110% Feb
95% Jan
11
104
97
Jan
No par
100
5
15
47%
*102
20%
142
40%
15'A
15
47%
*47
103 Va
101'A
21'/a
*20 Va
15%
48
102
20%
109
100
'•■96%
4.3%
preferred
100
105%
105%
100
108%
108%
1
9%
11
105% Feb
Jan
11
109% Feb
12
4
10% Jan
28
Phila
8
87
30
4
30% Jan
27
Philco
3
29
92
Feb
12
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred
100
3.9%
series preferred
100
*89
40% Jan
11
44% Jan
23
85
Jan
12
89% Jan
26
87
90
3%%
6
98% Jan
5
Jan
18
Jan
11
18% Jan 27
29
Dec
23
30% Jan
7
30% Jan
7
1
98
Jan
29
93%
5
93% Feb
5
48% Sep
15
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
4
60% Jan
27
10
Dec
30
19
11
Jan
8
12
Jan
22
32
Sep
21
37% Jan
35
Jan
12
37% Jan
25
95
July 22
100% Jan
8
19
Jan
May 18
101
Jan
14
2
6
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
18% Dec 29
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
77
Dec
24
94
Feb
17
Jan
7
Reading Coal Si IronCorp common
7
92% Jun
Dec
&
28% Jan
Mar 13
101
preferred
4.68%
24%
83
Jan
29
,21
Feb'
Jan 11
103
Jan
Feb
25
—
29
$4
9
4
22
Jan
6
82% Feb
4
C
C
Inc
82% Feb
$5
St
&
Pitts Coke
Feb
19% Jan
80
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
L
RR
Chem
&
43
*90%
15%
46%
*102
20%
17%
43%
15%
46%
103
15%
46
102%
20 Va
*20%
43%
15%
46
102%
21
100
Co
corn—No par
convertible
preferred—No par
preferred (conv)
No par
34%
34 Va
34%
33%
34%
19.2C0
34
34%
34
34'%
34%
34%
3,400
24%
2,100
380'
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
105%
104%
104%
*104%
108%
108 Va
*108%
109 %
109%
109%
430
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
6,300
43%
43%
28%
*90
43
95
95
*90%
99
%
42%
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
90
89%
31%
*28%
31%
95
*93%
95
21%
*81
102
'
21%
24%
59
59%
12
*11
11%
*36%
36%
102 Va
25
21%
*81
*81%
24%
102
25
22
84
83%
21%
*81
*81%
90
58%
*11
59%
11%
36%
36%
*101%
103 %
24%
24%
21%
21%
21%
83%
44% Jan
11
49% Feb
Pitts
1
48%
48%
48%,
48 Va
48
11% Jan
13
13% Feb
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
12%
13
13 Va
13'A
13%
*157%
163
*157%
163
*157%
163
*157%
163
*164
168
*164
168
*164
168
*164%
168
165
Feb
11
12% Sep
60
4
7% Feb
5
6
167
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
27
60% Jan
4
65
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
Pittsburgh
27
73% Feb
28
17% Sep
15
86
59% Feb
4
Jan
53
26
15
31
18
12
14
162
9% Feb
Sep 21
59% Dec
146
Feb
Jan
6% Jan
6
58% Mar 16
Jan
9
Sep 14
Sep 14
75
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
150
Apr
31% Jan
98
27
62% Jan
11
Jan
66% Jan
29
19% Jan
5
21% Jan
27
148% Feb
12
148% Feb
12
2
18% Jan
8
July 30
89 Ye Jan
11
22% Jan
15
Feb
8
11% Feb
28% Feb
10
95
1st series prior pfd
5%%
:
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young Si Ash pfd
Pittston
Co
(The)
common
100
100
100
1
4
8
59% July 1
9% Deo 31
71% Dec
16
15% Jan
20
68% Jan
9% Jan
11
9% Jan
38
Jan
20
Publicker
Jan
20
5
11
82% Jan
5
78% Feb
8
80
5
35% Dec
11
33% Jan
18
29% Jun
18
37% Dec
29
73
Jun
23
84% Nov
5
82% Jan
7
22
Jun
3
26
5
25% Jan
12
25
Sep 15
24% Jun 22
24% Jun
9
92
4
Jun
101% Jun
18
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
103
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
131% Jun
20% Sep
17
15
*
38% Feb
11
27
Jan
5
28% Jan
26
20
25% Jan
4
4
27% Feb
27% Feb
10
25% Jan
98% Jan
4
102% Feb
4
109% Jan
6
43% Jan
20
107% Feb
2
40% Jan
4
47
4
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
30% Mar
9
28
Jan
4
2
143
Jan
5
146% Feb
25% Jan
2
Jan
108% Jan 19
2
33
No par
10
16%
16%
X15%
15%
*15%
16
15%
15%
1,600
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
4,000
9Va
15,100
9
*37
No par
com
5
70%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10'A
No par
78%
78%
*78%
79%
79%
79'A
79%
40
preferred
Colo
10
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,700
38
38%
X37%
37%
37%
38
38
38%
38
38'A
9,300
88
88
*87
88 Va
*87
88%
89
*87
26%
*25%
26%
♦25%
26%
26%
26%
•25%
26%
100
*27'%
28 Va
28'%
28%
*27%
28%
200
_
of
of
Inc
Indiana—No par
100
25
1
25
*28
28%
*27%
28'%
26 Va
27
101%
*101
102'A
102
109
•108% 109
com
preferred
100
(The)
*108%
44%
44%
100
*109%
110%
29%
29%
147%
147%
No par
Inc
56
No par
common
preferred
21% Jan
15
22% Feb
11
Quaker Oats Co (The) com..
B
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Radio Corp of America com_.No par
9
*26
101 %
conv
9
9'/a
27%
Oil
9%
800
69%
27
6%
17%
37%
9
26%
Pure
*15%
900
69%
8%
26%
Pullman
16
173%
•
4,000
37%
8%
27%
5
94
69 Va
8%
*38
9
*93%
27
10
21
93%
26%
Feb
Feb
93 Va
26%
Feb
29% Jan
95
No par
56
150
94%
dlv preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
46
110% Jan 29
92%
340
38
Co
cum
1,300
93%
11%
$1.40
4.70%
10
21%
69%
Pub Serv El Si Gas
5
21%
148%
21%
38
preferred
preferred
4.90% preferred
Feb
109
*93%
21%
21%
148%
21%
38%
4.32%
30
6
Co
3%%
27% Feb 24
21%
69%
Co
Serv
8
4
27% Oct
Jan
Public
Feb
88
21%
*148%
21%
27%
preferred series A—50
Ihdustries
cum
Serv
26% Feb
27% Jan
102
$4.75
Public
Pocahontas
Gamble
&
21
152
33
5
class B
conv
38% Feb
4
29
7
4%%
Procter
76% Dec
35% Jan
26
18
Jan
71
26% Jun
Jan
Jan
1,500
20%
*21%
20
11%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del) _1
7
8% Jan
35 % Jan
200
27%
5
16% Jan
7
64%
64%
33
Potomac
7
63
*64
33
Poor
May
*61
64 Va
33%
Pond
11% May
63%
*64
33%
3
39
*61
34
2
8
4,500
13 Va
62
34
29
15
13%
13
34%
17% Feb
7% Sep
13%
1,800
*33%
Jan
34% Jan
10,800
7%
27%
8
Power
"lO
58
7
94%
11%
16% Feb
Electric
167
58
11%
4
Co
13%
167
27%
12
Creek
7
62
*64
*149
21%
13 '/a
58%
11%
14% Jan
&
21%
7
27 Va
31% Jan
35
21%
57%
11%
3
19% Mar 23
*20%
*148 Va
22
7
2,900
27%
29
8
21
*148%
21%
63%
58%
2,000
13%
11%
17% Jan
Jun
21
13'A
64
7
48
165
27%
13
16
65
64
57%
13 Va
11%
13% Oct
v
*64
13%
*62
7 Va
*47%
*157%
27%
23
8
64%
58%
47%
13%
11%
2
1
13%
7
47%
13
28%
14
34% Apr
46% Feb
4
13
*62
58%
13 %
11%
12% Jan
14
Jan
7%
48 Va
27%
100
15
10% Feb
59
7
3,200
1
5%% conv preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
10% Sep
23% Sep
30% Dec
24
58%
21%
82%
*81%
3
Sep 18
6% Dec 31
21%
82%
16% Mar 18
44
6,500
84
59% Feb
153% Jun
270
24%
*81
15
3
600
103%
*81
29
Sep
24%
13,700
11%
82%
15
162
*102
59'/a
36%
84
11
148% Apr 21
36 Va
100
95
*81%
76% Dec
Consolidation Coal Co
58%
*11
90%
31%
*81
41% Sep
$4.80
*93%
84
97
Sep
*88%
*28%
30
21,200
*105
*105
*105
*105
84
102
4,400
92
4) %
41%
*28%
59%
29
92
40%
*93%
36%
170
106
92
*89
36%
Va
29
95
59
28 Va
98
28%
31 Va
*11
*97%
*90%
29 Va
92
42%
110%
89%
—
110%
105
9%
*90'/a
24%
1,260
>—* O OO .CO
*97%
*93%
—
24%
*109
107
105 Va
110
*88%
*105
107
r-t 0 CO
29'A
103
9,600
13,600
34%
*28%
*102
24%
13%
37%
38
107
104%
90%
12
13%
37%
37%
99
90
367/a
30
1,000
110
29
59%
1,100
20%
20%
106%
96
36%
77,500
47%
103 Va
15%
*97
29'/a
95
15%
47
*102
110
110
91
43%
14
1,400
98%
9%
10
24%
13%
600
900
39Va
37%
89%
5
100
No par
24 Va
110
*97
99
14
43%
106 Va
36%
31%
25
No par
24%
109'/a
14
106
*88%
*28%
*92%
59
*11
No par
2
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
Pitts
77% Jan
34%
100
Jan
88% Dec
34%
34 Va
preferred
9% Jan
55
33%
34%
preferred
103
29
34
3.8%
107
Jan
36%
106'A
$1 conv preference com—No par
8
41% Dec
34%
14
36%
4.4%
12
5
33%
13Vs
106'A
11
26
27
12.50
No par
common
14%
37
106'A
29
Feb
Nov
36%
105%
26
18% Jan
88
Co
14
1
100
(conv)
Corp
Electric
Phlla
8
Co
Inc com
& Co
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
108% Nov
36% Jan
Brewing
900
17%
43%
31%
100
common
(Chas)
2nd
4%
43%
17%
43%
100
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
107
13% Feb
32% Jan
104
91% Jun
47,600
8
4%%
230
18%
10
& Eastern Ry Co
4,400
180
108%
17 Va
'
26
36%
50
Pepsi-Cola Co
21% Jan
36%
37
106 Va
107%
*105
4
*
*107
.
36%
40% Feb
42
♦40%
42
*40%
*107
9
4
41%
41
30
'
41%
*40
♦107
M.
100
Va
78%
79
*107
100
29 Va
80
1
700
2,300
29%
29%
7
1,900
•
*29
79%
12%
100
11%
37%
*28%
29%
lo
11%
*37
29%
No par
*29
11%
*29
25
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
18% Jan
7
7
5%
3%
7
*5%
108 %
6
6,500
27%
24%
36%
28
11%
&
Co
6,000
3334
series
Milk
130
7%
36%
27%
105 Va
Pet
7
*23%
107%
Jan
7%
7
101
36%
28
104%
49
101
24%
105
103% Jan
101
36%
27%
108
9
28,400
*23%
.
1047/a
4.40%
4
3%
4
♦100%
107%
11
19% Mar 25
26,600
55
105
Feb
30
10%
107%
101% Feb
14% Dec
10%
105
30
21% Mar
10%
107%
28
15
10%
100
Jan
17% Sep
11
100
Dec
8
10%
4
39%
Light Co
preferred
4% %
2
9%
3 Va
10%
3%
25
(J C)
Power
*8%
4
10%
3%
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
49
Sep
46
Penn
11
105
38% Aug 21
99
Dec
"i
37% Feb
9%
3%
11
3%
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
5% preferred
4
*8%
9%
10%
No par
Co
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
10
*8%
320
5
—
Penney
9%
*8%
35
5
Ford
$1
3
30% Jun
*
34%
142
1
1
Peninsular Telep common
9
35%
35
5%
5%
25
3
4
5%
25
Feb
33% Feb
Jan
5%
No par
25
39
28
17,400
40
40%
preferred
12% Jan
4
28% Jan
11,900
25%
common
6
14
30
31%
34%
Transportation
No
Si Enterprises
Coal Co
conv prior
4
29% Nov 30
47%
31%
40%
Co
Jan
29% Dec
127
Proof
30% Jan
27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
63%
*47
31%
25
No par
2.50
36% Jan
23
*61
47%
31
34%
Corp
7
10
63%
*47
31%
40%
Co
3
Feb
*61
47%
31
25
Mines
&
62
*47
31%
"
&
Rust
5%
1,110
40%
1
11
23
62
48
50
1,700
35%
34%
Corp
Jan
21% Aug 10
61
common_4
Dec
18
32
61
47%
X31 %
61
*35
34%
Corp
38% Dec
27% Sep 15
20% Nov, 2
35%
47%
No par
Pictures
Davis
Parker
*35
24%
Tilford Distillers Corp
&
35%
31%
100
Peabody
25
35%
8%
40%
Car
Oil
Parmelee
4% Sep
23
85 Va
*8
24%
preferred
4%
*84
8%
31%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
4
4
15%
85%
8
*46%
10
Motor
12
15
*84
8%
34%
preferred
Feb
15%
85%
8%
40%
World Airways Inc
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
76% Feb
101
*59
35%
15
35
8%
24 %
Pan Amer
9 % Jan
16
35%
8%
3434
preferred
14
*84
*84
8%
35%
40%
& Teleg com_
4
8% Sep
15
85 V2
84
8%
25
Jan
3% Dec
8% Apr
15%
15%
84
30
No par
Corp
137% Jan
31% Jan
8% Jan
15%
15%
No par
No par
Mills
28
47% Mar 31
81%
*86
100
Lighting
22
6%
55 %
82%
86%
10
13
143
55
81%
10
noncum
114% Jan
5
54
82%
5
noncum
142% Jan
15
*86
54
82
100
Corp
8% Jan
4% Sep
87
53%
No par
Inc
119% Mar lo
110% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
87
8
12.50
5,900
No par
Pacific Telep
Jan
Shares
14%
47%
Pacific Gas & Electric
34% Jun
Finance
the Week
15
common
55% Jun
2nd
Feb. 13
47%
preferred
conv
cum
Friday
Feb. 11
14 %
Glass Co
Amer
84
7
Jan
7% Jan
Sales far
Thursday
47%
No par
12
Owens-Coming
PRICES
Feb. 10
5
Mfg
Jan
82
5
Mar
Marine &
14% Jan
2
Sep
69% Jun
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
'Feb. 9
2.50
—
77% Jan
79% Oct
38
Elevator
Otis
Tuesday
Feb. 8
No par
common
Outlet Co
55 % Dec 21
Feb
28
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
9V« Mar
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Range for Previous
22%
22%
44%
54%
110
29 Va
149
45'%
55 Va
110
29%
150
*108%
45%
54%
*109'%
29%
149
22%
27 Va
27%
69%
10'/a
♦79
♦87
27
26 %
38
70
10%
79%
27 Va
27 Va
•37
69%
10%
*79
26%
26%
600
38
4,500
69%
9,500
10%
10
89
27
29,600
27
8,700
102
*101
102
•101
109
*108'%
109
•108%
110
101%
109
46
54%
110
29%
149
45%
54'A
•109'%
29%
150
22%
45%
54%
110
29%
150
22%
45%
54%
•107%
29%
♦149%
22 %
45%
13,500
54%
8,400
100
109
6,600
29%
200
150
2,50?
22%
22%
22%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25'%
44,700
79
79%
80%
80%
81%
81%
5%
81%
5%
776,800
4%~~4%
22,000
22%
0
21
Nov 19
29% Jan
22% Jan
68
Jun
79
76
18
2% Oct
15
3% Sep
15
86
Feb
26
35% Dec 30
4% Jan
5% Dec
96
Nov
47% Mar 25
For footnotes
Jan
see
page 28.
11
26% Jan
28
Jan
4
81% Feb
11
2% Jan
28
5% Feb
8
4% Jan
4
90% Jan
12
37
Jan
4
$3.50
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15
Feb
11
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25%
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28
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15
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8% Jan
26% Oct
9
33% Jan
8
26% Jan
24
41 % Feb
5
36% Feb
1
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36
6
30% Jan
28
8
4
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31 ¥2 Dec
,
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Rayonler Inc common
29
11
9% Jan
26
13
27% Feb
12
Reading Co comriion
Feb
,
10
Jan
38
33
13
7
82 preferred
1st
noncum
26% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
18% Jan
22
Reed
15% Jan
12% Jan
8
14
Jan
27
Reeves
4% Jan
5
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Jan
7
Feb
10
29
Jan
8
9% Jan
8
10% Jan
12
Jan
25
16
Sep
15
4
Dec
23
25
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
'9% Dec
18
14% Jan
19
54% Apr
29
62% Jun
1
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13% Sep
Sep
Aug 14
19% Jan
2% Sep
6
22
Jan
11
24% Feb
12
3
Jan
4
3% Feb
11
10% Jan
26
11% Jan
18
3
Remington-Rand
118% Feb
Reo
7
42% Oct
30
38% Jan
12
40% Jan
13
6% Apr
22
6% Jan
5
'7% Jan
56
21
22
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31
Feb
4
6% Jan
21
11
39% Jan
5
51% Jan
-
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10
Jan
36% Jan
Jan 16
9% Mar 20
4% Sep
36% Dec
63
12
58% July 21
5
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61 % Jan
13
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14
22% Sep
14
29% Mar 18
14
65
Jan
5
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26%: Dec
11
107
Jan
Jan
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11
26
Jan
7% Jan
7
14
44 ¥2 Mar 10
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1
21% Mar
17% Jan
4
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26
20% Feb
12
12
29
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43 ¥, Feb
12
Rochester
18% Dec
29
21% Nov
9
18% Jan
4
21 ¥a Feb
12
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149 7/s Dec
11
148
Jan
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170
Jan
3
105
17
96
Jan
18
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5
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Spring
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&
Axle
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8% Feb
12
Ronson Art Metal
Jan
29
Royal Typewriter
63 ¥4 Feb
1
4
4
17
Jan
4
15
17 ¥2 Mar 23
13 ¥2 Jan
7
15 ¥4 Jail
20
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38 ¥4 Jan
28
20
BmleWaj
18
40% Jan
12
93 ¥4 Nov
9
88 ¥4 Jan
4
96 ¥2 Feb
11
Feb
26
120 ¥s Dec
18
114 V2 Jan
28
120 ¥4 Jan
20
7
43 ¥4 Jan
5
31% Jan
11
35% Feb
11
16 ¥2 Jun
29
193/4 Nov 24
18% Jan
14
20% Feb
10
22
29
33¥4 Jan
23 ¥a Jan
4
27 ¥4 Jan
27
30
77 ¥2 Feb
Sep
14
211
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15
312
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5
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160
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69
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18
248
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12
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29
225
23 ¥u Mar 25
96
Nov
12
93
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4
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27
Jan
13
24
Feb
10
26 ¥4 Jan
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5%
29
26
12
22
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6
11
Jan
4
Sep
15
28
Jan
6
21
Jan
4
22¥s Jan
20
15
17
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11 ¥2 Jan
4
13 ¥a Feb
5
Scherlng
Jan
16
70% Dec
9
69% Jan
4
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91 ¥2 Jan
6
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15
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105
Feb
11
Jan
27
25¥a Jan
28 ¥, Feb
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31% Jan
12
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2
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29
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79 ¥a Feb
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15
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26
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26 ¥a Feb
8
24
9
102
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106
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97
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11
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12
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29
177/8'Mar 24
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26
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80
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62¥4 Jan
69 ¥2 Jan
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18
42 ¥2 Dec
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32
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15
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13 ¥, Sep
15
17 ¥4 Jan
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17
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11 ¥2 Sep
15
5
12% Jan
15% Jan
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15
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29 ¥4 Jan
32% Feb
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30
43 ¥4 Mar 20
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14
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29
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22
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3974
39%
95 ¥4
5,900
25%
1274
;
(Alexander)
4
;
1,100
54
25
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■
26%.
53%
r
430
12%
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Corp
Oil
r
,
226
244¥4
*130
160
21 ¥2
21¥i
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98¥2
*24 ¥2
25 ¥2
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11%
common
Pen
28 y« Sep
Oil
,
26%
27
54
25-;a;8%(
•
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r
103%
27
26
300
87 ;
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15
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.
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;
87
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119
54 ;
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51
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43 ,,.
21
; 42%
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20%
165
' 11
164¥2 164¥2
105
;
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,
8%
8%
8%
16%
... 4 16¥4
16¥2
62% V
61% 62
15
X147V 14%
395/a
40 94 ¥2
95 ¥4
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20y4
26¥a
26¥a
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•
19%
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25%
67V, * 67%
40
(Frank O)
26 ¥4 Feb
24
25
8 ¥a
16%
61%
*13%
1
No par
22
9 ¥4 Feb
*160
y.
,
*46
127/a
Gas
29
8
27/4
"%•«
100
'Sharon Steel Corp
Dec
¥4 Jan
27
100
—
62% Apr
8
11%
1
24 ¥s Dec
Jan
.8%
.11-
11
;
1,400
32,800
104
'1037 s
26%
54%
26%
4
5%
37 %
51
*37
88
27%
54%
26
*46
104
12,900
*5%
367 s
21 ¥4
com
Seiberling Rubber Co
12
Jan
88
61%
¥+
5%
:
37
51
104
88%
104
,
9,300
38%
5%
38%
-61
62 31
62
.
-.5%
*46
/51
103%
;g3
5%
387k
4,309
12%
Servel Inc common
45-% Feb
*87
11
25
Co
15
36
87
104
•
61%
38 7 k
5%"
*46
5
13
Jan
400
'
6%:
67 k
6%
21
—
Oct
32% Jan
6%
39
39
39
38%
'6%
*27% 27%
26%
54% 55%
. x53%
25^8 25%
*25- 4
™8¥« ».'8%"%,*.
preferred-No par
8¥a Sep
40
26,600
'1*18%
13
Refrigerator Co
Seeger
39%
6%
62%
5%
x38%
51
103%
3 a3!
6%
j
61%
5%
'
87
"
20---
100
fund
Roebuck
3,100
50
No par
Seaboard Oil Co or Del
Corp
28,500
117 s
21%
Air Lille RR Co
Seagrave
Jan
.
'lie
113
118 '
118
11
49%
12%
preferred
Aug 13
90
49%
118
¥2
>
63/k
62%
*46
No par
(The)
14
3.35%
43
27,606
3%
3%
4
11 ¥a
30
11
-*
50%
100
8,800
24%
21%
preferred-—
conv
Scranton Elec Co
36% Sep
14
22,200
96 *.
2171,
'
No par
preferred
4.30%
•;
,11
40%
39%
39%
5%
38%
15c
Corp
68 ¥2 Jun
103 ¥2 Nov
6%
60%
"
100
10
5
1.40
$4 preferred
'Scovlll Mfg Co common
3,65% preferred
19
3
3
$3.40
50%
118 7 k
33
3%
■3! 8
3%
10%
50%
40%
6%
39%
5
Scott Paper Co common
26
78 ¥4 Jan
95 1
103 ¥2 Jan
16%
>3-2
"
100
Arms Corp
;
Industries Inc
■Savage
3%
10%
*118
118%
100
series A
3%
10%
,
50%
50%
.100
Schenley
Sep
85% Jun
16%
3%
1 la
5
preferred
1st pfd 4.40%
11
23
10%
5
-
{8angamo Electric Co
10¥2 Dec
47
10%
1
series A 5%
noncum
20
*
23%
No par
St Regis Paper Co common
12 Va Jan
18
23%
,v,
«.
(The)
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
,
9
Jun
23%
preferred
;
10
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
6t Joseph Light & Power___No par
St L Ban F Ry Co common—No par
12
14
4¥s Sep
23%
4%%
14
11 ¥8 Jan
23%
4%
8
62% Jan
2
61
121
23%
5
Stores commuil—
40% Dec
Ruberold Co
Jun
13
23%
Works Inc
7% Jan
8
23 %
100
14% Jan
35
22%
3%
'
55
30% Oct
.
240
17%
16%
2U74
100
common
13
7
58%
*94'%
preferred series'A. J
4%
19
6
16 ¥2
95%
20'2
Co
30
•
16%
20%
No par
Nov
Oct
58 ¥s
—10
Corp
10% Jan
72
53%
20%
25
22% Jan
99¥* Aug 24
58 ¥2
16%
preferred.,—
62
10
58%
20%
No par
30
19
*58%
100
100
/
10 %
1
50c
—
6% Sep 24
14% Dec 29
30
58%
*10
94
100
50% Sep
Jun
10%
■
27%
12
15 Vs Jun
*9%
16%
19%
25%
43
14
81 ¥2 Jun
10%
j.
96
27¥2
Jan
98
*iO
20%
19 Y*
*25¥«
42%
20%
Jan
18
ICO
5 ¥2
*26 ¥2" ' 27
^7
*26%
27
10%
20%
50
24
29
*5¥s
5%
*4%
"
27
27%
-
*93
Controls com—1
41
Jun
5
5
5%
*4%
20%
series A
7
98
■
27%
95
4.50% *• preferred
5%% 'Conv
25% Aug 14
247/s Dec
33
-
20%
series
Robertshaw-Fulton
43 V* Dec
54
t.
95
20
23
Sep
-
58%
common
22% Oct
35% Jun
21
6.9C0
tuc
26 ¥2 Feb
91 ¥2 Sep
2,5t0
13%
59
Roan Antelope Copper/Mines
127a Feb
-
15
15
18
13%
*10
series—,
4.50%
Rltter Company
8% Feb
10 ¥2 Jan
29
17 ¥, Sep
17%
13%
1
*27
Richfield
Feb
3
9% Dec 18
27 V* Mar
16% Sep
Dec
18
10%
Rheem Manufacturing Co
A
Oil iCorp
—-No'par
56 ¥» Feb
20
5
28 ¥» Feb
11
25
26% Dec
'
100
13%
5
27%
25
Preferred 3.60%
48 ¥2 Jan
25% Jan
'
81
39
177 k
*10
10
FtbflO
104
43% Sep
22
Oct
32% Jan 23
27%
13%
17%
*27
conv
Feb
88
5
5
14
103
33
*26 ¥2'
18
.*4%
Common
5
90% Jan
80% Jun
98% Dec
Dec
*32 %
27%
13%
10
No par
prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
Rexall Drug Inc—
—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
1
Reynolds Spring Co—
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B—
10
25
Vs
*37%
33
17%
13%
Inc™,
Motors
6%
4
5% Feb
11
39
*32%
13%
13%
Republic Steel Corp com
8
31% Apr
2
*37%
*26%
38
17%
27%
17%
13%
"84.50 preferred1
•
,51% Jan,29
4
24
1.4C0
*26%
17%
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible- preferred-
"4% May 18
11
Jun
14,90j
*32 %
27%
Republic Aviation Corp
Mar 18
47% Jan
Apr
38,
8i0
,
277s
277s
27%
27%
27%
38
16%
26
Jan
115% Jan
92
27%
13,600
9¥s
9
9
27%
>6%
Jan
21%
52% Mar 17
115
27%
8%
9
1
12
97
11
115% Mar 17
7
8%
33
50c
17% Feb
11
Jan
14
6¥s Apr 23
11% Dec 31
9V«
,
*37 %
common
4
Jan
11% Jun
;
8%
,27%
.
*58%
14% Jan
10
48,
34%
,
*31%
38
100
19
14
29%
34%
23%
33
series-,
pfd 3%%
95
40% Sep
42% Sep
29%
34 a r
5
2
108% Jun
t.
22%
5
common.;
23
17
Shares
29%
*34 %
No par
Corp
Mfg Co
Jan
27
14
Feb. 12
34%
*26%
prior, preference
Stores
Conv
59% Jan 20
1
the Week
Friday
Feb. II
& Co—
$1.25 <J1V
Reliance
Thursday
/Feb. 10
*
97
12
9% Sep
58
.,
''Reliable
.
29 %
:
7%
2,800
29,100
12,200
230
60%
61
61
61
28%
29 ¥4
2872
287a
28%
28%
6,900
3074
30 77a
30%
30%
30%
7,400
91
30%
--
-
*61-
617 k
-
.
,Nopar
31 ¥»
3IV2
x30%
3078
$3.50 preferred
.No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc„—1
" "90%
90%
X90
91
90 y4
90%
90%
91
14¥4
14%
14%
147a
14%
1472
14 7k
147 k
14%
14%
4,200
12%
12%
127a
12 7s
12 %
127a
127a
127k.
12%
127a
6,100
Standard
-
Sales for
TRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
'
.
28%
.
34%'
No par
Co
19% Feb
14
18
27
50."
Inc
23% May 25
21
84
„
27%
#37%
*311/2
IVIonday, February 15, 1954
*34%
.
9%
27%
9
,
34%
23%
35
50c
Bit
Bros
Rels (Robt)
7%-Mar20
.
preferred
Mills
Feb, 9
29
34%
50
2nd
Real Silk Hosiery
6
12
preferred
noncuia
4%
23%
5
_50>
,
.A%
s.-
22 % Mar 23
6
1
Raytheon Mlg Co
'i~
AND
Tuesday
.
Feb. 8
25
Jan
28 % Jan
297k Nov
6
16% Oct
>Mar
-
4
Monday
-
Pat
LOW
•'*
•
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
-
30% Dec
22
-
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•Year >1953"
,
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
:
com
Gas ^& Electric Co^No par
*90%
1
460
\
Volume
179
Number 5299
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
.
(733)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
•
Lowest
49 Vi
Sep
-Lowest
Highest
.
•59% Jan
21
5
52% Jan
4
58'A Feb
2
15
:78% Jap
5
68% Jan
71% Jan
4
,
Sep
21'
38% Jan
5
32% Jan,
4
,
lOOVa Jan >12
May 11,
8% Dec 30
8% Sep
*40 Va Feb
»
«13% Mar26
47 % Dec
.'5
32% Jan
25 % Nov
23
16% Sep
-
38
24
'14
16 %
July
1«
> 20
Dec
8% Sep
92
29
s
18 i
110
July
n
1 15
Sep
23% Sep
16
GG
6% Nov
520
-
8% Jan?
6
113% Jan
16 % Jan1
24% Jan
rj
22
635
6
13
18% Dec
2
44 % Dec
14
21
40
Jan
Sep 30
86
May 22
97% Jun
16
15
>■
Jan
5
8% Jan
2o
14
preferred series A
Stand Ry
Stanley
7
common
100
*100%
1
10%
10%
12
12%
equip Mfg Co
Warner
Star re tt Co
'
Corp
(The) -l S_-
5
*42%
5
Feb 12
22.\
Jan
20
95
Stevens
Jan'
Stix
Feb 10
28
,15
l
24%
Corp,
17%
*17%
23%
24
-No par
12
36% Feb
127% Feb
21%
34 r;
boiiuhon-"—
17
25
,
79%
10c
8
25
*665
50
5
X34
119%
14
27
15% Jan
18-
15
Feb
11
11
45
Feb
1
5<
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
(James)
Talcott Inc
17%
33%
33%
87%
11
124% Feb
10
ll
118
Jan
11
6% Dec
18
30
17% Jan
6% Jan1
12% Mar ;6
Dec
13
20
11% Aug 31
17»
42,
7% Dec
31
12% Jan
6% Dec
31
40
Jun
15
...9% Oct
15
88% Jan
8
14
Feb
1
9% Feb
12
•15
Textron
7
15% Jan
21
"42% Jan
22
9% Feb
12
The
7% Jan
27
Thermoid
4
1% Jan
44
9% Jan
Jan
4
15
10% Jan
61% Mar 26
97% Jan
2
4
55% Jan
92% Jan1
7
Feb
1% Feb'
1
2% Feb
'4
.16
3% Jan
-
'97
.
Nov 27
29% Mar 27
14
'
27'A Mar 25
Dec
29
*
46% Jan
'11 % JUn
10
.23% Sep
12% Sep
17
17% Jan
19% Oct
.35
Dec
11
20,
5
4
Feb
'
22% Feb
.5
5
36% Jan
4
40% Feb
4
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
5
12% Jan
29
14
29% Mar 19
25% Feb
2
14
20% Feb
13% Jan
12
10
2
25, Feb
17% Jan 27
13% Sep,15
106% Jun
Jan
20
18
25
17
.
15% Jan
15
Jan
11
5
1,200
47%
47%
48
93%
47%
47%
92%
93%
14,400
90%
90%
91 '/a
90
90%
5,100
114
Feb
93
5%
6
57/a
x37%\" 38%
6
6
6
6'/8
37%
38
37
37%,
119
123%
123%
124%
121%
124
118
116%
116%
116%
118
116%
117
48 vb
48 y4
48 y8
48%
47%
48%
8%
8%
8%
9 Va
8%
8%
8%
14 Va
14
*14y8
14%,
*14%
14%
14%
No par
42%
42"%
*9%
9%
—1
common^
preferred
7,300
-50
'
7%
**40 %"
l7/»
10,500
7%
15
1,600
14%
14%
14V'2
14%
1,300
42
42
42
42 y4
660
9%
200
7y8
2,300
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7%
7'A
40%
40%
•41
160
l7/a
*1%
2
*1%
2
300
*9%
*9%
97/a
*9%
9%
2
53%
54
*95%
97
*95%
97
2
19%
19
7
10
2
19
1
*19
22%
22
22%
22
40%
40%
40
40%
12%
12%
12%
12%
26%
26%
26%
19%"'
22
22 ya
40
40%
12%
12%
26%
26%
26%
14%
.
26%/
14%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par
113 V«
113%
113%
55%
3,600
98%
2
20
2
5
18%
4,300
14%
*17
14%
*17
17%
113%
114
17%
113%
700
22 y8
39 Va
40 Va
4,100
12%
12%
6,200
27,700
9,600
26%
26%
14%.
14%
*17%
14%
"171/2
3,000
17%:
14%
17%
<18%
21%
,
17%
17%
12,600
113%
113%
250
3,100
'
14%
1
common
54%
*97
..
2%
19
12%
26%
9,7
*2
22%
40%
17%
54
97
19%
12%
14%
7
'
40%
*17
7%
40%
53%
■
2
22 Vb
5
gy2
30%
5
—-2
y
7%
-No par
Williams ,Steel—No par
97/b
1%
10
19%
*9%
40%
'
53%
2%
9%
2
42
*1%
*9%
97
14%
14%
53%
2
13,700
42
10
*96%
14%
8,000
9%
•
14%
9%
*40 y2'
"
14
800
48%
42
7%
42
14%
118
14%
*9%
u%
14%
*116V2
42 y4
42
54%
Corp
10,200
122%
9
8%
50c
i
Bearing
(The)
6ya
'122
-
2,100
37%
48
48%
*9%
$6
6
36%
No par
53%
9
92%
57/b
38%
38
119
No par
Tfl-Continental
15
46%
48
(J R)—
<to
3,800
47 Vb
15
Transue
*14%
118
Transamerlca Corp. —
Trans World Airlines Inc—
1
Jan
15
-*115
Co
Roller
*14%
40
1,600
5y8
5 Ya
,
'■*
88 Vs
107
45%
Avenue Transit >Corp-No par
Tjmken
15
*87
*106%
S'/a
16,600
Toledo Edison Co
"4
Feb
'17% Feb
4
111%, Jan
7
28
'14%
'17%
Jan '11
*14%
Thompson Products Inc com5
4% preferred ——-x
*—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50
preference—ue.
^No par
Tide Water Associated Gil—*
10
11
28
*
1% Nov 30
15
87
106%'
5
1
—
Thompson
87
■106%
*—100
preference-
Co
7,300
Trust—
Ry Co
convertible
$2.50
27
*
Fair
IThird
15
49% Jan'
conv.
33%
15
conv
$2.40
33%
64 %
.preferred
-No par
Thatcher Glass Mlg Co common—5
-7
2% Jan
19
$1.25
33%
63%
No par
Inc. common-,
12
*14%
400
11,400
5%
'
15
17%
43%
63%
certificates
Utilities
Feb
40% Jan >18
Sulphur
Pacific
&
4
Jan
7
27
.3% Aug
3
14 % Mar 12
15
41% Sep
44
Texas
,
106%
5%
560
f
43
33%
87%
106%
5
*17 y4
43
10
Producing Co
share
Texas
5
8% Jan'22
Mar 26
.9% Jan
4
1% Jan
10
/
5
13% Jan
38"% Jan'
14% Mar 10
35% Nov
4
13% Jan
Sub
Feb
48% Feb
*86%
107
17%
42%
63%
Land
Jan
126 y2
127
*17%
.
63%
Pacific
47
126 y4
126
'
63%
Texas
107
123%
33%
1
106% Jan
5.000
17%
*14%
10
9
400
1,100
."36%
63%
Oil
16
15%
36 Va
63%
Inc__,
23
15%
36 ?A
46%
&
Mar
15%
36%
„
64%
Coal
Jan
'15%
42%
5
'
13% r
42%
*86%
6,600
,
36*y4
*17%
*106'A
1,200
8%
700
35%
15%
17%
5%
79
8%
695
45%
Instruments
48% Dec
,
42%
86%
78%
8%
695
900
63 %
Pacific
138
8 vb
*670
22%
43%
Texas
165
8%
695
32,700
h
'
14%
Texas
6
78
10
18
<•24%
43%
Texas
10 *
22%
78
17%
106%
*22
22 vo
79
42%
5%
*24%
22
17%
85%
17%
24%
125%
35%
121
33%
18 ve
24%
15
5
15
\
43%
5
Oct
17%
.'
c
2,000
14%
5
Sep
•70%
117%
43 y2
6% Feb
101
70
*116
14%
39% Feb
103
34%
70%
117%
22
8
20
70
18%
24%
7,300
44%
93% Feb
.37% Jan
17%
*24%
1,800
'9%
95
*116
117%
*670
15%
121
7oy4.
33%
9%
*94
25
;
Gulf
"
'
33%
10
95
14%
4
Jail
34%
9%
*94
.
44
4
35
33%
10
95 "
14%
5
15
24
-.34^/8 i
9%
29,800
44%
5% Jan
5% Oct
42% Feb
:J34--'f,
600
5,500
-20
14%
80% Jan
6
14
1-9%
44'A
5
110% Jan
15
5% Oct
30% Sep
•23%
20y8
43%
39
78% Dec
23%
19%
14%
1
11
23 y8
;
1,200
2,400
14%
24
Feb
-23%
(
20%
2,400
'14%
113
43%
54% Apr
48
<17%
-20%
5
58% Dec
64'A Feb
*l'7>/2
20
8
2
4
1'7 %
42%
106
9
Telautograph Corp
Coi'p —
18
11
17%
33%
1
Tennessee
Jan
I
42
No par
No par
—
Gould Corp
47% Mar
57% Jan
17%
33%
—25
14
Jan
•12%
8
690
15%
34%
X117
(The)—4.16%
(conv)
8
685
685
"15%
100
common
Feb
25
V 8%
15%
50
21,300
*14y2
20%
78 %
,
'
.
'
14%
29%
23%
*
„
4,400
30
13%
r
22
Sep
34
,,
100
200
,
95
29
•23%
18%
*24% f 24%
78%
87
Jan
17%
24%
22
13
pfd
*24%
21%
—
preferred
18
79
Jan
Coi—_
Jan
*94 y4
13
*94
78%
Sweets Co of America
14%
95
29%
28%
X20i
.-
95
21%
49% Sep
k
17%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—'7.50
14
,
*17%
9%
*94
12.50
Paper Co
40% Jan
16% Aug 13
3
9%
...
1950—20
preferred—
cum
38%
14%
70
Swift /to
.$4.40
'12 Ve
38 %
j
*116
Symington
43%
12 VB
.
70
(Jan 26
107% "Jan 28
5% Feb '5
43 %
%:
i2
13%
119
45% Jan 28
•
44,000
20%
70
18% Jan/5
4
13 y8
14%
*116
34
4% Jan:
44
2,300
'12%
13%
'70%
4
$4
9%
95
100
<ioy4
.14%
,
117%
Sutherland
104
*94%
38%
22,300
Vb
38%
*12
2<f%"
70%
Superior * Steel Corp—;
11
'•28%
117%
Sunshine. Mining Co__:
Superior Oil ef.California
4.40%
9%
95
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
11
11
"
4%"%"preferred——100
"
,
10
'38%
95
-No par
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A
5 % % conVZhd 'pftl ser
.
12%
*42%
.
12%'
*94%
23%
20%
34
4
Jan-
23%
21%
'
*101
lo%
20%
34
A
44
"
13%
17%
20%
•CluSs
101
10%
■12%
38%
14%
17%
Co
*42%
*12,
21.
>13%
33%
11
12
"20%
*14%!
14%
fl3%
—1
5
: 15% Feb
20%
14%
13%
Sun Oil
12%
!
28%
»No par
& Bun Chemical ;Corp ,common,.
__1
"f
$4.50 series A preferred—^No par
"1
700 " Feb
X20%
a
Co
Studepaker fcorp —-•
<"v Sunbeam Corp r„—.
21
80% Feb
V. 8% F«b
28'%
-
"
95-
101
1<)%-
12%
12% "
38%
101
10 '/a
'
f
<to, Fuller
*
Jan
44'
„
*94%"
28%
*100%
10%
38
28
1
12%
*12
Stone & Webster.^—
26
22% Feb
12%
38%
»——5
.8
18% Jan
•
8
Baer
*43
12%
38%
Stofcely-Van1- Camp • Inc common—21
,5 % prior preference,
':
20
„
.
?'5
117% Feb
:
& CoAluc
xlO'/a.
; 12 %'
44
,100
Jan.',6 ■j
10 \
'•
(J P)
101v
*100%
95
!
preferred
Stewart-Warner.
...
Jan 14
,
Bros Sipres Inc
3% %
101
_No par
1
105% Jan
5
17% Nov
,
31%
81%
25
7% Feb
Feb
71% Jan
* Jan " 4'v
41% Feb
5
111% Jan
4% Sep
Jan
'
30% Jan'11
111% Jan 11
17% Feb- 8
11
35% Jan
-29% Sep
".
•'■95'"Feb
14% Jan \74'.*
6
33
•
•;
11
29
Nov
3%%
12,
■
36% Jah. ' 5
:
7
71% Jan
22% Jan 20
Nov
15,800
~ '23,:.
v
....
32
37%
24% Feb
4
21% Jan
19
113
•
•
24% Jan-11
26
23% Mar 26
14
78
7
21% Mar 25
18
37%
11
30 :
7
Jun
37%
i
»*"
4
1
Jan
37%
Feb
10% Feb >8
4"
Jan:
25
12% Jan
Jan
Feb-
100
36,700
5
19% Feb'11
Dec
78
18
30% Jan-11
10 % Jan
77%
37 %
"14% Jan
2
660
78%.
37%
I 13% Feb
69
17
37%
78
37%
r18
14
15
37%
45
4
89
May 12
13% Sep
37%
8
21%
9
73% Nov
10
4
2
15
Sep
Ohio
17% Jan1-
5
♦
of
78%
14.700
Oil
78
75%
Standard
79%
75%
Sterling -Drag /Inc - coirimon
Feb
30
19% Sep
:
57%
76%
Sterchi
82% Jan
117
Jan
14
57
75%
22'
Dec
99
67%
78
.4
.10% Mar 13
•
20
Oct
68% Nov
57%
76%
*8
Jan;
38
i
78%
78%,
95
43% Feb
23 s
20% Jun 40
57%
78'/8
79%
12% Jan
9
-^8% Jan
20% Dec 115
57%
78%
78%
38% Jan
13"%
18% Nov
57%
77%
15
Indiana
,.'12% Feb
2
17% Feb
'16% Mar-11
15 ;
Shares
57%
25
.13% Feb
4
the Week
Now'Jersey—
•
Feb.12
Feb. 12
of
7
20
Sales for
Friday
Feb. ll
J
of
5
>25% Jan
-
Thursday
*'■
Oil
a
2
SALE PRICES
Feb. 10
Oil
11% Jan*
2
58
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 9
Standard
91% Jan.
14
57
par
,"
Standard
36% Jan
Dec 21
36% Jan
*.
California—No
Tuesday
Feb, 8
9
37% Feo 10
5
'23% Feb
-•
12% Dec -29
10% Sep
-
-
-94 Va Jan
4
Par
,5
101
•4
42% Feb
7
•
6
11% Jan
17% May 25
4
Jun
Jan
9% Jan.
12V4 May 11
17.
►;10% Dec 30;
87
99
Oil of
Motiday
i
78% Feb
8IV2 Jan
Sep
4
Standard
5
'
Continued—Page 11
LOW AND
79 % Feb
15
G7
31
EXCHANGE
•Highest
65% Sep
94
^STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
17%
17%
100
24
112% Aug
Dec
,15
42% Jun
29
;20% Jan
30
15% Jan
4
17% Jan 25
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
17%
171/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%,
'17 %
19
47% Feb
25
45% Jan
7
50
*43%
45
*43%
45%
*44i/8
45%
*441/8
451/4
44%
44%
24% Jan
30
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
16%
100
30
44% Jan 28
"17% Jan 15
(conv)--
'15% Dec
17%
X167/b
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
50
*51%
51%
X49%
51%
1,500
*49%
51%
51%
51%
51%
10
1
20%
20%
20
20%
201/B
20%
20%
21 y8
20%
21%
15
15%
30,200
15
15
15
15%
15%
15%
14%
44%
*44
45
4,700
preferred—-——50
44%
15%
44%
44%
44%
46
45
45
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
25
69% Jan
30
16% Jan ' 1
49% Jan
8
13% Jan
2
21% Dec
28
19% Jan 29
"11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
13% Jan 18
'15% Feb
11
.35% Sep 25
5% Dec 18
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
Feb
11
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
4
8% Feb
12
Sep
:
.
——
Series
Preferred
52% Jan 20
'22% Jan 18
,49
preferred
A
17%
113
17
113
16%
r
*
46
.
Conv
series of 1952
5%
20th Century Fox Film.new-*Twin
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%-conv prior
Coach Co
Twin
—
7%
.
7%
*50
"
7%
73A
940
•'
8%
4,300
u
'
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
Dec
29
55 % Jan
15
7
Dec
23
.13% Jan
8
38% Sep
.61% Jiin
15
49% Mar 20
16
75'% Dec
19% Jun
16
24% Mar
12%, Jan ' 4
2
.26
-
98
'
27% Jan
-
4
7% Jan ' 4
43% Jan ' 8
13% Jan
7
Underwood
9
Union
Asbestos
46'A Jan
20
Union
74% Jan
20
Union
Carbide St
1
Union
111% Feb
9
Jan
97
Jan
8
85
Jan
7
JUn
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
37% JUn
10
39
2
104% Jan
15
89%
103
,Feb
42% Feb
5
105'A Jan 11
120'A Feb
1
50 % Feb
1
6
48
Jan
44
' 4
*90
93
89
89
*88
90
T02%
25
41%
Union
Oil
Union
United
3
106% Jan' 29
103%, Jan
11
106% Feb
3
32% Mar 25
21% Jan
24% Jan
29
13% JUn
48% Sep
23
3% Apr
23
*
Jan
23
31% Feb
27
2
Preferred 4%%
United
United
Carbon
29% Feb
Unlted-Carr Fastener
27
12
4% Jan
11
80% Jan
4% Jan
Sep
Jan
19
1
Dec
46
Sep
93
89
89
*89%
91
103
89%
103
103
*103
640
130
104
50
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
12,100
118%
117%
118%
117%
117%
117 Vb
117%
117%
118%
5,300
50'/a
50
50
50
50'
50
50%
50%
50%
45
44%
44%
45
45%
45
45
45
45
50%
50 y4
51%
51%
52%
50%
52%
51%
53%
1051/4
105 y4
105 V\
*105 Va
23%
23%
105%
105%
105 y4
10
24 y8
24%
x23%
24%
23%
24
95
95%
95%
95%
96
39%
39
39%
108 '
39%
39%
105
>94%
39%
108
95
*39'
*105
108
*105
*105
23
*96
39%
108
2,100
1,200
40,300
106
300
23%
13,500
96%
1,300
900
39%
*105
108
—
15%
15%
15
15
15%
15%
15
15
5,800
No par
-
15 Va
63%
64
63%
64%
64
64
64%
64%
63%
63%
il,700
*28%
28%
28%
28%
29
4
4
78
5y8
5%
United
*8%
\'9%
*
Dye St Chemical Corp com_l
6
22
United
Electric
5
United
Engineering St Foundry
preferred
100
Cos
—
5
..5
*67 Vb
CO ev
69%
4
*78
5%
*9
68
4
78%
5'A
9%
68
4
*78
5%
*9
66%
28%
4
28%
3%
78
5%
5%
-sfe
*9'A
67%
29
4
77%
78%
*66 V2
3%
*78
5%
5y8
*9
9% .!
*66%
68
29
800
3%
7,700
78%
100
5%
18,200
9%
68
90
'
14
14
14
14%
14%
14%
14
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13
47%
'
14
13%
13%
'2,200
13
*
13%
13%
3,400
r
45% Jan
4
49% Feb
1
United
Fruit
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
29% Feb
11
United
Gas
10
28%
48%
29%
28%
29 y8
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
37% Feb 10
33% Jan
4
Feb
10
Urilted
34%
35%
351/2
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
33%
35%
"1,509
3
11% Jan
12
12% Feb
la
United
Gas Improvement Co—_13%
Merch & Mfrs inc
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
15,000
May 12
1% Jan
4
1% Jan
15
United
Park
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
11%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6,200
5
56% Feb
11
56%
4,600
12
5
49% Jan
100% Jan
22% Jan
20
114% Jan
11
126
Jan
25
177
Jan
25
18%
56% Jan
20
58% Jan 15
2 %
13
Jufc
111
*90
13% Mar
14
65
Jan
101% Dec 23
14
31% Jan
120
9
15% Nov 27
22%
111
58% Jan 14
15
103% Oct
.
93
42%
29
1
22 y8
111
*90%
41%
No pat
Coal
23,400
111
93
41%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
}*°lc/o
22%
22%
111%
1,000
5,300
147/s
Jan
14%
11% Jan
15,600
10
13% Feb
13% Jan
2
72%
•30
-
10
95 % Sep
22
Sep
Corp
69% Jan
66% Feb
8
16% Feb
103
46
71%
106%
United
5% Jan 29
10
9 Jan
Co__
103
89%
45%
72%
50
94%
64% Feb
;
22%
45%
72 Va
44%
x39 y4
37% Jan
*102%
*90%
1,900
4,500
8%
'105%
No par
:
Carton
104
22%
*111
12%
27%
8 y4
50
America—No par
Board
111
12%
27%
8%
45%
•
12%
28%
8%
100
common
—
&
118
series of 1952-100
Biscuit of
'$4.50 preferred
0
44
Sep 28
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
11% Dec 29
Inc
United
17% Jan
>'
Lines
Air
5
preferred
15% Feb
11
30
72% Nov 13
convertible
14% Feb
Jan
Feb
No par
Aircraft Corp common
United
8
5% Jan 29
15
159
preferred—50
Tank Car Co—
5%
11
Jan
■Jan
96
Jan
3% Feb
10
Jan
-
Feb
40
105
38% Jan
77% Feb
4% Jun 23
5% Feb 24
10% Sep
11
87% Jan
105
18
86
49
21
4% Feb "24
2
11% Dec 28
Jan
16% Mar 20
61% Jan
5
15
25% Sep
30
39% Dec
16
67
California
noncumulatlve
4%
21% Dec 31
-
series
$4
of
Union-Pacific RR Co common——50
,
12
104% Jan
111%
93
13
107
22%
110%
110%
*90
45'A Jan
17
72 Va
No par
'53% Feb
July 21
71%
No par
No par
4
Dec
45%
72%
22%
No par
11
33% Sep 21
45%
72 Va
series
Feb
87
46 Va
73%:
22%
series
'
46'A Mar 26
45l/e
72%
22%
45%
series
45% Jan
100
Carbon
$3.70
Preferred
10
38% Jan ' 4
115,% Jan- 5
23
12%
28
8%
46
$4.50
50% Dec'21
Sep
12%
28'%
8%
$3.50
Preferred
Feb" 10
44% Aug 13
31% Aiir 24
12%
28%
8%
Preferred
6
87% Jan
102% Juh
12%
28%
8%
Preferred
110
50% Jan
12%
28 VB
8%
No par
10
Elec Co of Mo common
3
17
12%
28%
20
23% Feb
4
15
12%
28
8y8
Co
71% Feb '12
15
Sep
Rubber
5
Bag & Paper Corp
St
21% Jan 22
Jun
.44% Jun
——1
No par
mi -----
8% Feb
9
92% JUn
100
-
Corp
'
18
.78% Jun
90
(the)
;Udyllle Gorp
'29% Jan 15
175
*
36% Nov 30
Jan
Mar 16
35% Jan '23
68'
Feb
9
175
,'16%
8
4
36
$4.50
25% Feb
12
U
Feb
12
U S
Jan
8
U
1st
(The)_l
Machinery
preferred
56
101
101
*23%
56%
*
com
20
124%
24%
124%
100
common
preferred
S Hoffman
4%%
No par
No par
No par
preferred
Freight Co
Gypsum Co
7%
20
28
No par
:
City Mines Co
U S «fc Foreign Securities
102% Jan 25
Jan
Co
Corp
177%
179
—5
—100
,18%
58
58
46%
56%
*101
*23%
47%
56%
102
24%
124%
125
*177%
179
17%
*56
17%
58
46%
56%
*101
*24
123
*177%
17%
i*56
47%
'
56%
102
179
18.
53
56 %
*101'A
241/4
124
47%
;
47%
47%
56%
56 %
102
*1011%
24y4
49
24,100
16,600
102
10
25%
24%
24.%
123%
124%
1241%
*177i/4
178%
•*177i/4
178%
17 y8
17%
17
*56
17%
58
.
*56
400
126
57%
4,000
:
2,300
30
23
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(734)
..-Monday, February 15, 1954
.
A
Continued—Pagt 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
"T
Highest
Lowest
13% Nov
7% Oct
34
Sep
57% Dec
23
22% Jan 22
22
14
11
8
Jan
40% Mar 17
64
7
16% Jan
25
Jan
12
8% Feb
5
36% Jan
4
39% Feb
3
15% Jan
8
26
Mar
6
60% Feb
3
59% Feb
Oct
23
32% Feb
2
24
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
74% Nov
9
97% Apr
31% Jan
6
7
70% Jan
79% Jan 13
2
29% Jan
144% Mar 11
134% Jan
23% Aug 31
127% Sep 18
Jan
U
9
U
28% Feb
11
22
12
Feb
9
86% Feb
3
11
32% Jan
27
6
147% Feb
9
42% Feb
9
77
37
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
54
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
60
Feb
5
11
42
Feb
1
135
15
Aug 31
17% Dec
10
35% Dec
4
6% Jan
144% Jan 28
3o
37% Feb
8
8% May 25
9% Mar 19
8 % Jan
27
United
6% Jan
7% Jan
18
United Stores
90
Mar 18
4
80
73% Jan
Mar 19
Feb
U 8
1% Jan
2% Feb
3
9
29% Jan
30% Jan
22
Sep 29
22% Jan
24% Jan
6
Jan
7
20% Jan
15
1% Nov
17
3% May 13
22% Jan
14
32% Dec
23% Dec
15
27
3
167
Feb
17
154
12
Jan
165
18
14
Feb
2
19% Dec 30
18% Jan
11
61
Jan
7
68% May 20
63% Jan
5
69
Feb
10
35% Dec
34% Feb
8
35% Jan
8%
4%%
30 % Jan
8
34
3
127
Apr
13
24% Apr
28
29
Nov
30
July 17
92
Mar 20
28%
Feb
126
11
Feb
27%
77
*77%
79
*77%
86%
*85%
87
321/4
31%
32%
313/4
32%
315/a
40%
147%
144
144
40%
41%
60
151
59 %
41%
41
41
42%
41%
60
*58
17%
.
300
403%
43,700
151%
150%
151%
150
149%
149 Va
3,800
18
17%
18
36%
37%
37%
17%
18
37%
8%
8
8
8
8
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7 3/a
75/a
•73/8
75/a
79%
79%
80
*78
13/4
1%
1%
1%
4,600
16%
16%
16%
163/4
200
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*l3/4
1%
1%
1%
500
1
*30%
30%
*29'/a
30%
30%
30%
100
com_Nopar
24%
24%
*24'%
24%
24%
24%
700
160
Inc com
160
160
19%
19%'.
*29
24%
160
19%
157%
of America—No par
19%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
19%
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
683/4
683/4
210
34%
343/4
35
35
35%
*34%
35%
2,200
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
10,000
129
*126
129
•126
28%
X313/4
28%
283/«
32%
32 3/a
Va-Carolina Chemical
4
24 3/a Feb
1
130% Jan
13
29 Ve Feb
8
5
114% Nov 12
113% Jan
5
114% Jan
18
$5
100% Dec
24
100
Jan
5
102
Feb
11
$4.04
19
103% Feb
5
4
30 % Feb
11
4
28
Feb
9
653/4 Feb
2
25 % Jan
—100
No par
com
preferred
28%
283/4
114%
114
*993/4
100
♦103%
105
25
28%
29
Feb
Dec
7
57% Jan
11
5
18
Mar
4
14 3/a Jan
4
16
Feb
1
Vulcan
22
20
Jan
15
273/4 Feb
10
29
Jan
4
7%
64
Jan
11
67% Jan
29
Wabash
12% Jan
11
12% Feb
12
Waldorf System
24% Jan
5
26% Feb
9
Jan
5
58% Jan 26
_25
*104
♦114
*28 3/a
12%
34
126
126
28%
29
*91
23 3/a
3,600
2,900
6%
129
12%
30%
6 3/a
4,300
*126
'
29%
23%
127%
28%
29
"15
29
3,100
*90
23%
127%
129
29
93
29
129
92
23%
23%
*126%
'
127%
28%
11,000
'
1,300
29
114
114
114
102
102
102
♦101
•104
106
•104
106
30
30%
295/a
29%
27%
6,800
103%
105%
*104
5,200
34
33%
♦126
114%
*993/4
105%
33
3,000
r30%
.
6 3/a
128
28%
102
preferred
30
23%
128
114
$4.20 dividend
64
Sep 14
29%
101
7
59
23 3/a
128%
*993/4
5
Jun
223/4
28%
39%
13%
*126
93%
•91
125%
10o
28
27
23
92
29%
preferred
14% Dec
25% Jan
*114
*90 3/a
125%
2 8 3/a
dividend
36% Mar
19
♦124
100
_
92
223/4
6% dlv partic 1 preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Vlsking Corp (The)
25% Dec
*905/a
32%
193/a
293/a
6%
129
*125%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
4
35% Feb
12%
X29
127
11
100
34%
*126
Jan
159
x68%
127%
Jan
159
69
*126
preferred
161
34%
32%
Co
24%
68%
127%
Jan
31
161
.
34%
1
100
No par,
—
30 Va
24%
161
31%
20
25% Dec
•29
24%
*125%
27
101% Jan
30%
2.50
123
79
13/4
173/4
com—100
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
1,900
240
1%
preferred—
& Light Co
3 % %
79
80
30
300
IK
*163/4
Vick
8
30
♦78
73/a
4,200
1%
11
8
100% Oct
8
6 3/a
25% Jan
3
18
37
*7%
17%
6%
27% Nov 17
Jun
17%
*36%
1%
6%
130% Jan
92
80
18%
37%
*15%
6%
23
July 20
17%
♦36%
1%
6%
11
*58
8
*36%
6 VH
11
92
149
*8
80
13,000
60%
40%
-
37
7%
40 3/a
60
41
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
12
40 3/a
1,990
60
13%
Jan
413/s
110
146
40 S/8
30%
29% Feb
145
20,600
41%
133/a
15
Jun
40 5%
147
1301
31%
60
30%
28
106
413/a
31%
.
403%
20
Sep
16% Oct
146%
31%
86
17%
Raalte Co Inc—
22% Jun
112
147
79
86
413/8
151%
1513%
146
30 %
90
5,900
28
77
86%
13%
4
28%
273/4
77
85%
40%
4
1,300
27%
13%
Jan
89
60%
85%
29%
26% Jan
60%
77
*59%
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry
126
1,900
60%
27%
1
88
39%
1%
Power
Chemical
39%
85%
143%
100
Pictures Co
200
39%
76%
31%
9.100
8%
75
393/4
Mar 19
125% Jun
27%
Shares
16%
*73/4
27 %
29%
Feb
31% Dec 29
128
28 3/8
16
8
85%
13%
Jan
6
60%
40%
Van
May 29
60%
16%
the Week
*15%
Van
10
23% Apr
60%
60%
13%
29
30% Feb
125
39%
29%
5
13 % Jan
7
4
39 %
60 Va
40
40% Feb
4
28 % Jan
5 % Jan
39 %
60%
10
13
113/a Jan
3?% Mar 25
6
39%
2.5o
36% Jan
17% Mar 23
8
10% Jan
39%
pfd-5
Corp
Tobacco
Vanadium Corp
Norman Co
15
22
29
39%
60%
No par
$4.20 noncu 2d
Leaf
Universal
11% Dec
5% Dec
39
5
100
preferred
Utah
30% Sep
7
8
Wall Paper Inc
Universal
27% Dec
45% Mar 23
16
8%
preferred—25
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel
5
18
16%
*8
convertible
4%
1
28% Jun
16
8%
preferred—No par
common—2
preferred
50
Universal American Corp
1
7
1% Jan
16
16%
8%
Corp
Stockyards
United
7
17% Jan
29% Mar 12
16%
8%
convertible
$6
5
1% Jan
Jan
31
16%
*8%
1
100
100
common
noncumulative
7%
Feb. 12
-10
Tobacco Co common
18% Feb
26
Jan
31
Sep
11
11
Jan
7
Dec
155
8
17% Jan
1% Dec
15
151% Feb
4
35
39% Nov
22
72% Dec
Jan
143
9
.21% Feb 26
2
6% Dec
44% Jan
Jan
Friday
Fet >. 11
16%
,
Sales far
Thorsday
Feb. 10
,20
1st
noncum
SALE PRICE8
Wednesday
.1
preferred
U S Smelting Ref <fc Min com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
7% preferred
100
8%
1
39
33% Sep
Co
Rubber
S
Feb. 9
.10
commoi
preferred—
S Pipe & Foundry Co.
S Playing Card Co.
S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
U
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 8
F«f
4%%
U
v*
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Co
Lines
U S
'•
LOW
EXCHANGE
Lowest
,
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1953
■,
-
4
Range for Previous
29%
29%
29 5/a
114
240
10
1,400
27%
28
28
27%
28
275/a
27%
273/4
64%
64%
65
65
64
64
62%
63
60%
61%
*153/4
16
15%
16
153/4
153/4
*15%
16
16
16
500
20
*28
29
29
273/4
28
♦28
29
*28
29
50
100
preferred
273/a
5
10
Detlnning Co common
*67
67%
67%
•66%
67%
*66%
.
*28
3,500
:
8oo
w
11% Dec
22
70% Mar 2
13% Mar 10
21% Nov
24
29% Jan
9
43% Jun
16
52
Dec
22
9
Feb
27
5
17 % Apr
16
13% Jan
19
24
18% Nov 20
33% Mar 19
Jan
4
25% Jan
11
30% Feb
12
Warren
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
4
30% Jan
30% Jan 12
34% Jan
27
Warren
31% Jan
11
Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co—No
30
25% Jan
29
Feb
11
Wash
9
14
13
Sep 14
18% Dec 28
Sep
21% Sep
73% Oct
17% Nov
5
15
14
Sep
14% Jan
4
21
8
Ward Baking Co common
7
4
12
28% Sep
10
Walworth Co
3
56%
5% Jan
23% Sep
Se/p
12
27
Feb
56 Va
14
15
1
1
May 12
Mar 16
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
13% Feb 25
17
104
5%%
14
Pictures
Warner-Hudnut
1
Pipe
4
29% Jan
17% Feb
12
19 % Jan
20
West Indies Sugar
16
Dec
30
4
17% Jan
25
West
Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
9
28% Jan
37% Feb
16% Jan
Jun
36% Jan 11
38% Feb
West
Penn
No par
88% Jun
18
102
8-9% Jun
9
12% Nov
21% Nov
104
Sep
8% Sep
5
5
29
104% Jan
Jan 13
99% Jan 15
16% Jan 15
25% Dec 21
109
Jan
5
8.
West
Feb
3
15
4.20%
preferred
9
4.10%
preferred
99
Jan
7
101% Jan
96
Jan
7
100
Feb
12% Jan
6
13 % Feb
12
23% Jan
106% Feb
4
29% Jan
29
4
108% Jan
11
8% Jan
4
10
15
57% Mar 11
46% Jan
4
14
32% Mar 25
23
Jan
20
Sep
11
26% Jan
4%%
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
45% Feb
8
53% Jan
19
46% Sep
14
67% Mar 16
52% Feb
1
58% Jan
6
99 % Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52% Dec
3
96% Jan
11
99% Feb
8
40% Jan
18
43% Feb
4
22% Jan
4
25% Jo.n
27
50% Jan
4
57% Feb
12
99% Jan
99
4
90
May 14
37% Feb 18
22% Dec
30
39% Sep 15
91 % Jun
1
16% Jun
126
10
Jan 14
12
22
May
4
127
Mar
Jan
Jan
19 % Jan
.
102
Feb
29
22% Jan
15
30% Jan
11
34%
14
86% Mar 24
82 % Jan
4
87
Feb
30
26
5
27% Feb
3.80%
29% Jan
4
4% Dec
15
30% Dec 21
20
12% Jan
21% Dec
15
18% Sep
11% Feb
11
32% Apr 13
30% May 27
17
7% Sep
21
63% Oct
5
8% Nov
16% Oct
8
15
11% Mar 26
10
36
Sep 21
42% Dec 22
26
Sep
15
75
Sep
10
101
Sep
14
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
31
Sep
14
16% Sep
15
47
Mar 19
82
Dec
11% Mar 17
39% Apr
23.% Apr
53% Mar
9
20% Dec
31
34% Jan
34
Sep
14
47% Jan
11
Dec
31
16% Jan
29
3% Oct
28
x
84
Woodward
Woolworth
30% Jan
'77% Jan
4
34% Jan
20
Worthington Corp
4
82% Jan
28
/
7
Jan
20
83% Feb
8
Jan
22
7% Feb
6%
126
121
1
37
1
21% Jan
24%' Feb
8
52% Feb
54% Feb
8
20% Jan
24 % Jan
21
5
38
42% Jan
29
2
11% Jan
Jan
39% Jan
Jan
13
Feb
25
4
23%
23%
23%
45%
46
46%
46%
543/4
54%
54%
543/4
99
99'
983/4
99
99%
99
423'4
41%
42%
25
25%
24%
25%
56 %
563/4
55%
563%
20
102
*101
20
20%
*126%
27%
I
5%
27%
5%
27
48
48%
1,300
23%
23%
23%
8,000
46%
*45%
46%
1,200
54%
55%
8,500
99%
1,300
48
♦98
993/4
41%
42
41%
41%
413/a
41%
25
25%
25%
253%
25%
25%
7,200
55%
56%
55%
563%
56 V*
57%
35,100
101 %
1013/4
101%
101 %
*101 VA
102%
20%
*
20%
20%
20%
*126%
*126%
33%
20
Co
21 %
'27
33%
33%
33 Va
86%
87
27
*27
3,200
87
520
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
600
27%
5,200
5%
2,500
5%
5%
22%
22%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
235/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
14%
14%
*14%
143/4
*14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
9
5%
53/4
1
5%
8%
8 5/a
8%
8%
*71%
71%
71 %
71%
*70%
8%
11%
11%
115/a
11%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33
32
323%
31%
31%
31%
315/a
32
31%
31 %
*137%
141
137
137
12
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
11%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
44
*137 ¥2
44%
34
-
193/a
43%
34%
44%
443/a
44%
443/a
33%
34
33%
34%
100
*81%
82%
82 Va
82%
100
121
23
38%
39%
400
1,100
*70%
8%
72
700.
7,200
"100
6%
38%
12
12
*32
31%
12
1,800
32%
800
31%
2,700
"
137
10
10
24
*
11%
137
8%
72
31%
.
5%
*23
'
8 5/a
71%
5%
33%
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet «fc Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
600
*'
24
*23
No par
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
100
20
*
86
'
10
common
10,600
*126%
23%
York
*In recelvcrEWp' or
2,500
1
Corp
50
9%
9%
9%
lo
com
8,300
109
23%
20
6%
Products
20%
*126%
6%
Radio
101%
*99
28%
28%
*108
55%
5
Zonite
'
23%
54%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Zenith
^ °D
23%
45%
55%
83
3
2,500
45%
8334
26
13 Va
13
13
28%
108
23%
*124
5% Feb
130
55
122 %
67% Jan
103
102%
45'%
82%
4 % Jan
28%
108
80
*101
*101
23%
No par
63% Jan
13
28%
108
1,400
109
103
47%
42%
4,000
10,400j
102%
47%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
6
13
.
47%
8%
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
13
13
28%
108
.
*101
*101
48%
*71%
Co
(F W)
Jan
13
29
108
103
100
X48%
ig
Service
lit
21
12
12%
28 %
*107
.
48%
100
44% Feb
9
13
preferred
Wisconsin Public
45 % Jan
Jan
*108%
48%
No par
6%
4
Jan
108%
9%
No par
.
Grocery Co
14
77
108%
1
common
preferred
Wilson-Jones. Co—
5% Apr
Ex^^idendaS^y
10
Inc
$4.25
Jan
116
1083/4
5
Winn
86
17
37%
9%
l
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
35% Mar 17
17
37%
9%
*101%
17%
17
38%
33%
10
130% Mar 16
17%
16%
37%
27%
Co
Iron
12%
29
108
17% ."•'17%
350
'
16%:
86%
27
43
101%
18%
38%
86
Feb
39% Jan
17%
16%
38%
27
Jan
2
\
/
33%
32
30
»
21 Va
34
Jan
18%
17
38%
33%
7
Jan
16%
38%
86%
6
53
18%
.
27%
10%
31% Jan
48
82%
33%
28% Jan
26
82%
86 %
29% Oct
19 % Jan
83
27%
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
8
82%
86%
4
18% Jan
82%
34%
16% Jan
19% Dec 22
82%
81%
27%
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
„
3,400
33%
29
21
300
26%
9%
100
14% Ja»
Jan
123%
26%
9%
12.50
Wilcox
137
*12%
26%
9%
100
5-
21
12%
26%
85%
35% Dec 16
Jun
62% Dec
B
18
Jan
*12%
10
13
137
12%
263/4
No par
11
2
12%
26%
preference—No par
(The S S)
20
Feb
Jan
X81
1,000
12%
26%
9%
12%
Jan
Lovett
26%
lo
series
9% Jan
135
28%
*107
100
Jan
&
*12
lo
A
12
5
12%
82%
12%
5
Co
72% Jan
6
1,500
10%
l
5
17
20%
10%
100
12
24% Jun
16% Jun
series
Co
*20%
10%
*101
6
&
20%
10%
100
24% Feb
Wilson
20%
11
103
26
5
203/4
*10%
100
9
29
203/4
11
*101
4
8% Feb
203/4
*10%
103
4
70
20%
11%
♦101
Supply
prior
Oil
20%
100
22% Feb
Jan
1,000
100
21% Jan
5
21,600
14%
series O
Dental Mfg
Motor Co
White
28%
*14%
*108%
22
24 % Jan
24
11
28 5/a
143/a
108%
Jan
13% Jan
Apr
Jan
29
14%
*108%
Jan
74% Mar lo
15
5
126
27
28%
14%
series B
preferred
conv
283/4
109
5
30%
14 %
109
100
303/4
28%
27%
*99%
30%
14%
100
Elec
Inst
Corp
Wheeling <fc Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
$5
30
28%
38%
Weston
White
30
28%
16%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
8
Jan
Auto
Preferred
12
14
Sep
700
30
*14%
18%
Western Union Telegraph
Jan~29
Oct
24% Dec
23
3,300
16%
Western Maryland Ry common—10o
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
100 i
Pacific RR com
No par
7
80
8
33
31%
18
Western
4
30% Sep
Jan
1,100
32 3/a
31"%
38%
preferred
Western
4
40% Mar 17
30%
335/a
313/4
1
pfd
3,300
18%
18%
32%
81%
.
18%
313/4
I
Western Air Lines Inc
19
45
l
18%
32%
4
West Virginia Coal & Coke
Va Pulp & Paper com
29
43% Sep
Penn
18%
313/4
No par
West
49% Jan 26
12% Jan
Power 4%%
109
18
"
Electric, Co
4
8
15
18
32%
26%
I
18%
1,600
313/4
*12
preferred
8,900
33%
5
convertible
190
14%
14
14%
313/4
11
$4
7,800
*29 %
20%
2.50
14%
7
24%
104%
*31%
1
com
6%
24 3/«
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X323/4
5
Snowdrift
14%
6 5/8
24 3/a
104
29%
Wayne Pump Co—
Webster Investment Co
6%
24%
104
700
333/4
8
Knitting Mills
6%
24%
104
200
313/4
'
11 % Feb
32
107% Jan
33%
*31%
5
H
17
29%
3
par
9% J an
&
6%
24%
67%
"*
14%
77%
98% Jun
17%
No par
14
28
Oil
6%
14
14%
Wesson
8,400
14%
27%
5
57 %
6%
14%
17%
5
25
563/4
13%
No par
Feb
57
104
Power
27% Feb
56%
241/4
Wayne
12% Jan
57
57
103 Va
Waukesha Motor Co
83
563/4
24%
9
4
1,800
103 Va
11
5
26
6%
14% Feb
5
123/4
26
24 3/a
20% Feb
Jan
123/4
26
103%
4
10% Jan
12%
253/4
24%
5
24% Jan
12%
26%
1023/4
Jan
12% Mar 27
123/4
*25%
5
Inc
Inc
Foundry &
Water
*12%
1
19% Jan
13%
28% Feb
84% Feb
Bros
6%
*66%
12%
26%
12
100
preferred
Warner
18% Jaw 22
2.50
67
5/a
563/4
12%
26
21% Jan
11% Sep
14% Apr
24
Feb
24% Jan
12%
253/4
No par
(Hiram) G & W
67
X253/4
No par
10
.
100 % Jan
25
105
Jun
Walker
preferred
Co
4
2
15
29
Walgreen
4% 7#
Feb
Dec 29
Sep
18% Jan
98
51
RR
125
*81%
125
83%
7
82%
6%
38%
38
82%
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38%
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141
50
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19%
19%
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8,400
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23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
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24
23%
23%
30,700
53%
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54%
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54%
53%
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21%
21%
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21
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41
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40%
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13
13
13
12%
13
12%
13
13
13
2,500
par
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
69%
65%
65%
65%
65%
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4%
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Number 5299
Volume 179
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.
(735)
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Bond
New Tovk Stock
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The
italic letter*
Figures after decimal point represent
•
one or
Exchange
the
case
month when
32nds of
more
the bonds
mature.
point
a
wE
LOW
GOVERNMENT BOND8
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
"
Lowest
Highest
I
-
Highest
-
_
YORK
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Low
1961
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2V2s
4
.1978-1983
Treasury 2Vis
104.16 Dec
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 2T/as
Treasury 2Vis
94.8
95.20
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
Oct~23
Oct~23
95.20
99-14 Oct
23
23
—
—
!
94.16 Jan
2
*102.6
102.10
*102.6
102.10
104.16
*104.8
104:16
*104.8
104.16
*102.24
102.30
*102.24
102.28
*102.24
102.28
*102.24
102.28
*102.24
102.28
♦106.4
106.12
♦106.4
106.12
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106.12
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106.12
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108.12
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108.12
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♦102.6
102.10
*102.4
102.8
*102.4
102.8
*102.4
102.8
*102.4
102.3
1958
*102.12
102.16
*102.10
102.14
*102.12
102.16
*102.15
102.19
*102.12
102.18
•100.25
100.28
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100.28
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100.27
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100.28
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100.27
*100.8
100.14
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100.10
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100.10
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100.10
10/
108.12
*99.22
99.28
*99.22
99.28
*99.20
99.26
*90.22
99.28
2%s
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
*99.16
99,24
*99.12
99.18
*99.10
99.16
*99.8
99.14
♦99.10
99.16
-Dec 1964-1969
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99.20
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99.16
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99.14
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1965-1970
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99.16
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99.12
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99.8
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1966-1971
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99.6
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99.2
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*98.28
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98.28
*98.18
98.24
*98.16
98.22
•98.14
98.20
*98.16
98.22
;
June 1967-1972
2Vis
.Sept 1967-1972
2 Vis
-Dec 1967-1972
*98.22
1957-1959
*101.26
102
♦101.22
-June 15
2%s
*98.24
1958
*9B.24r"
98*.30
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98.30
*98.18
98.28
98.22
*101.26
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98.28
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98.24
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98.24
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98.20
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98.28
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102.2
98.22
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102
101.26
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101.26
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101.23
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101.26
1954-1955
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100.19
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100.19
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100.19
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100.19
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100.19
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100.20
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100.20
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100.20
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100.20
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100.20
1956-1959
♦101.12
101.16
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101.15
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101.16
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101.16
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101.16
June 1959-1962
♦99.22
99.26
*99.26
99.30
*99.22
99.26
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99.30
*99.22
Dec 1959-1962
*99.24
99.28
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99.26
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99.26
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99.28
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99.26
1954
♦100.15
100.17
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100.17
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100.17
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100.16
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100.17
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100.26
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100.26
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100.25
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100.25
Dec 1954-195#
•100.28
101
*100.26
100.30
*100.24
100.28
*100.25
100.29
*100.24
100.28
2Vis
2 Vis—
June
94.8
Jan
93.8
Jan
4
4
94.24 Jan
6
100.4
Feb
11
July
2
98
Dec
1
2
101
Feb
2
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
1
101.24 Feb
1
4
101.16 Jan
13
102
Feb
2
101.20 Feb
1
lOi.20Feb
1
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
4
25-year 3s
Mar
11976
♦95.25
Oct
11981
99.8
3-year
96.24
96.24
*96.16
97
*96.16
96.16
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96.16
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May 15 1975
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101
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101
Oct 15 1971
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102.8
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102.8
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102.20
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102.20
*102.8
102.20
3s
Oct
3Vis
15-year
99.26
i
23-year 3%s
19-year 3 Vis
100.24 Nov
*101.22
101.24
Development
30-year 3Vis
95
&
11
Serial
99.14
'
2%s
July 20
*
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99.30
Nov
30
102.10
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100:20
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104.16
1963-1968
15
Feb
Bonds <•>
1962-1967
Jun
97.2
the Week
High
.June 1964-1969
91.25 Apr
" 95.24 Feb
Low
1961
2%s
92
101
7
Feb. 13
High
102.12
i
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Reconstruction
17
Baleefev
Friday
Feb. 11
101.6
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International Bank for
90.16 Jun
Thursday
Lew
High
107.2
1956-1958
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
—
♦104.8
Low
High
*106.28
1960-1965
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
—
*102.8
PRICES
..,
2'%s
♦Treasury
99.14 Oct
Low
SALB
Feb. 10
1958-1963
Treasury 2 '% s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
(Treasury
1955-1960
1956-1959
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 9
-
High
♦107
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 8
Treasury 2Vis
99.24 May 12
bonds
1
1956
*101.28
102.8
*101.28
102.8
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102.12
*102
102.12
*102
102.12
11969
Jan
of
.
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102.8
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102.8
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
100.8
*99.16
100,8
*99.16
1950
—
due Feb
15
1954
*99.16
2s
due Feb
15
1955
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
2s
due
Feb
15
1956
♦96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*06.16
98.16
2s
—
2s
—
__
—
due Feb
15
1957
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
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97.16
95.16
97.16
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97.16
96.16
100.8
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100.8
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100.8
99
2s
price.
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sales
transacted
this
day.
(Both
issues
being
*94.16
96.16
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96.16
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15
1959
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15
1960
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
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94.16
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94.16
*92.16
94.16
due
Feb
15
1961
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93
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93
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93
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93
*91
93
2s
asked
1958
Feb
due Feb
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and
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due
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•Bid
due Feb
2s
due Feb
15
1962
♦89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
♦89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
called
for redemption
RANGE
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Number 5299
Volume 179
.
,
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(737)
29
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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181
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;
B
79%
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231
69%
63%
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1983_.
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•
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debentures
June-Dec
1967
L
1987
debentures
debentures
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
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1986
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page
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1976
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series
93
100
1982
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4
79%
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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1
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97 Va
55%
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debentures
79 Va
1
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refunding 3s series L 1974
102%
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series
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&
14
87
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&
23
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mortgage
79*%
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Nashville
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1
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1980
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101 »/a
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2%s
86
84%
12
84%
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ApriZ-Oct
1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
92%
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5s serfes A
Tel & Tel
debentures
1958
gtd 3Vis 2000
mortgage
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;
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Ry
(Johni
first
first mortgage 3s
Edison
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Afay-Nov
refund
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f
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95%
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2%s
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109%
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*90
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June-Dec
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60
23
60
'
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1975
April-Ocf
3s 1978
—
—Jan-July
Jan-July
refunding 5s series A
4s
63
58 Va
63
59%
2%s
mortgage 3 % s 1982
(Wisconsin)
83%
101%
——
— -
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and
60
59
61%
63
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103 Va
100
*100 Va 100%
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92
104 Va 105 Va
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{Missouri
Quar-Feb
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101 Va 101 Va
85%
ser
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—Jan-July
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3k Jan 1 2047
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105
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60
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2
,
_
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mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
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M'ssouri-Kansas-Texas
—
,1997
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Marie—
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mortgage
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Pacific
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Afar-Sept
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Afar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
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63
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.Jan-July
1954
1973——
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1988
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74
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78
.
2047—
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Mar-Sepf
Michigan Central-
&
71
32
2%s 1980
2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s
1983—.
mortgage 3%s 1983
!
101%
96%
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
Paul
16
63
mortgage
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1031
103%
90
103 Va
*95
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,
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98
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lien
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—Afay-Nov
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Feb-Aug
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75
74
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103
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.
78%
16
74
63
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75%
,
91
99
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103 Va
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& Co.
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General
_April-Oct
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>
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74
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RR—
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Knox
81 Va
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73 Va
75 Va
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—
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74
15
103
101 Va 101%
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
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91 Va
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1976
debentures
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*103
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Lorillard (P) Co. 3s debentures 1963
3s
67%
67%
285
—June-Dec
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April-Oct,
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Jan-July
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;—Jan-July
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—Jan-July
*110
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1952
A
series
91
Aprll-Ocf
1965—ApriZ-Oct
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7s
75%
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to
first 5s
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323
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65
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80
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89
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92%
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'
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ref
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*
97
92 Va
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gold 3%s
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2013
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N
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104% 104%
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4%s
1961——-—.
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{AKreuger & Toll 0s certificates 1959
Afar-Sept
1961
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N
4s
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87
97
103%
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&
96%
103%
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collateral gold 3%s
N Y Connecting
95%
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April-Oct
94%
90%
35
3%s
mortgage
registered
Shore
York
New
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Kansas City Power. & Light 2%s 1976
Jun-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1978--,
.June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
—.
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A
series
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75
75
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85
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100
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1977
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102
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series
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1
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*99%
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102 Vi 102 Vi
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355
107%
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debentures 2%s 1971—May-No?
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Jan-July
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111%
11
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101 Va
101%
97%
103
102%
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108 »4
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102 Va
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103 Va
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95%
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—
111
97
►122%
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98
100%
—
111
96%
103% 104
104
debentures 1976
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April-Oct
101 Va
102%
45
102 Va 103%
1
Quaker Oats 2%a debentures 1964
►111
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131
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103
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1968
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100 V.
131
—
94%
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100'4
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:
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98
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106%
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99
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103
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100
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101'4
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94%
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series C 1990—April-Oct
refund M 3%s
and
&
100
11
100% 100%
_
Jan. 1
No.
94%
First and refund M 3%s series B
100
103
•
99%
.
Range Sine#
Seld
High
Orleans RR—-
& New
Texas
Mar-Sept
1963
impt M 4s series O 2019
impt 27/eS series D 1985
1965
107%
97%
First and reiunding mortgage 3'4s 1968—Jan-Ju«y
and reiunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July.
First and refunding
and
105%
105% 107
First
-
and
Refund
1
86%
Bends
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s
1966
_
107
107
107
Friday's
T
.
109
—
*108
1973
102%
__
*108
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-No?
3'4s 1977
debentures
27/ss
debentures
2%s
102%
__
Term
1959
(N J)
Oil Corp
Bunray
93 y4
93'4
—
•r
Bid At Asked
Low
Bwift & Co 2%s debentures- 1972
June-Deo
April-Oct
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1983
First
98%
*95
Sale Price
High
3
*103
First mortgage 4'/as series C 1960
Pittsburgh Youngslown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Deo
First general 4'/aS aeries D 1977
June-Deo
Plantation Pipe Line 2%? 1970
Mar-Sepi
Potomac Elec Power
High
101% 101 %
April-Oct
Plate Glass 3a debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%s series A 1958
Low
Week'? Bang*
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
110% 111%
m
Pfllsbury Mills, Inc- 3%? s 1 debs 1972
June-Deo
Flttsbgh Bessemer ii Lake Erie 27/eS 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cbic & St. Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4a ser G 1957_—May-No?
Consolidated guaranteed 4a aer H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s aer I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 19(34_May-NO?
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago It St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5a aeries A 1970
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—s
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s aeries E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke <fc Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Vis debentures 1965
Jan-Julf
Pittsburgh
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
101 Va 101%
June-Deo
1983
12
Friday
Bonds
Friday'!
or
Bid A Asked
Low
Phllllpa Petroleum 2%s debentures
ENDED FEBRUARY
WEEK
FOR
Week's Rang*
98%
90
90
97
97
94
97%'
96
—
97%
v
•
&
•:
"85%
100
1977
Mar-Sept
Bt
gold
6s
Mar-Sepi
1st mortgage
1996
4s series A
Louis-Soulhwestem
*96%
*72%
Bt Paul & Dululli first
Paul
Scioto
Union
V
1989
Depot 3% s B
1st
Air Line
debentures
3s
Service
Shell
Oil
*95%
108 VB
107
95%
123 Vb
128
134 % 136
138%
3
94
94
June-Deo
*—
103
trust
103%
95%
;
7s
94
91%
—
West
103%
100%
10
3'/4S subord
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
55
West
deba
South & North
1983
debentures
Oii
2%s
Ala RR gtd 5a
April-Ocl
1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
96%
98 VB
100
91%
95
'
95
14
1985
Feb-Auy
2T'hS
debentures
1987
Jan-July
*94%
Jan-July
75
70
Southern
Indiana
Ry 2%s
Southern
Natural
71
f debs
s
1994
First 4'/2s
(Oregon Llnea) A
Gold
4 Vy.S
4V-js
ser
May-Nov
May-Nov
Southern
1st mtge
3%s
Southern
first
Ry
and
consol
general
gold
5s
aeries
4s
Jan-July
106
102%
104%
96%
96%
—
Joint
3%s
April-Oct
Tel
Coll
conv
2%s
Standard Oil Co
debs
95%
debs
10
122
102% 103
50
101%
24
105
106'4
4
106%
1
111
113%
107
113% 113%
1985
4%s
1967
(Indiana)
Yonkers Electric Light
95 '4
96%
27
92%
3
100%
April
71
71
4
69%
102%
104%
106'4i
56
61 %
62%
63 %
61
59 Vh
63%
103% 103 Va
9
102%
103%
106'4 106 %
1
105%
106%
82
103
105
7
94
97%
5
94 VB
96%
106 '4
*96 Va
104%
__
104% 104%
97
95 VB
95 VB
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
II
*79
101
99%
117
95%
100%
102%
10
100%
102%
102
,
*103'4
—
93
94%
39
87%
335
102%
the
„
—
—
107
—
—
81
May-No?
36
76
88%
89
80%
89
24
79
92
90 VB
93%
1
1
1
1
I
I
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
II
2
93%
Ci CO
101%
100
*101%
►90
101 %
in
y
impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
selling
Odd-lot
range,
r
not
sale
Cash sal*
Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability
A Bonds
e
the year's range, d Ex-interest
s
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year
sale not included In
Bankruptcy Act,
107%
April-Ocf
'
80 Va
Jan-July
year's range, n
the year's range,
the
94%
106% 107%
in
Included
—
1982
100
98 V2
99% 100'4
100»4
102
96%
100
*99
•
under
JCompanies reported
_
64%
—
96 Va
Power 2%s 1978-Jan-JuIy
&
delivery
not
71
June-Dec
2013
Deferred
Included
96%
101
Inc—
3Vas convertible debentures
102%
16
64%
Y
a
101
56%
105%
63'4
Jan-July
Wisconsin
►100% 101%
95%
April-Ocf
55%
103%
—
106
106
May-No®
April-Oct
Electric Power 2%s 1976
107 %
107
.
1992
mortgage 2%s 1979
;
Public Service 3%s 1971
First
103'4
105% 106%
2
~6
56 Va
104'/a
63%
*102%
Mar-Sepf
1971
IA Superior & Duluth 1st 4s 1936—
A Certificates
of
deposit—
Wisconsin
124 VB
102%
106
,
May-Nov
first gold
Products Co
subord
83 Vb
94%
Jan-July
1983
ASpokane Internatl
Standard
79%
107%
104'/a
13
RR—
1977
Bell
debentures
7
„
May-No®
Orleans & Northeastern
Southwestern
83%
70
68
64%
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
89
123% 124%
Jan-July.. 124.Va
1956
84 VB
*95%
Jan-July
1994
A
6
83
83V»
89
97%
~4
107'4
56 Vt
Electric Corp—
debentures
S A First general 4s 1949
A Certificates of deposit
89
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
5s
103
.
and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956—-April-Oct.
3'/8S
80
78
*96% 100
—
Devel
New
104% 105%
103% 104%
.
105%
Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First -mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'/4s series G 1961
Devel
103%
104% 105%
104%
103%
A '75—June-Dec
1981
San Fran Term
47
104%
Mar-Sept
1969
Gold
1977
79%
95 Va
68
*87%
Jan-July
Wheeling Steel 3%8 series; C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s debentures
1965Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S J3 first 4s 1960
114'4
109 VB
442
114%
111
Pacific Co—
Southern
80%
77%
9
97%
104 Va
Mar-Sept
1980
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
113%
June-Dec
1973
78
22
79%
107%
-Jan-July
mtge 3%s ser A
debentures series A
2%s
Gas Oo—
Vus conv
23G1
4%s series B 1976
Westlngliouse
—
—
Pacific RR Co—
ref
&
4%s
96%
98%
*71
92%
.
80%
68
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969—April-Ocl
May -Nov
1981—
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960
101
97%
6
96%
debentures
—
78%
guaranteed 2301
4s
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser
mtge
1st
100% 100%
96
1st
Western
„
2%s
4
registered
Western
102%
2
102%
100
%
*110 .'
94
95
427
29
102
100
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Deo
1965
1976
first
Shore
4s
conv
2',4s
93%
.
—
7 8'4
May-No®
Jan-July
1974—
3%s
Electric
Penn
96'4
50 VB
—
102%
87
15
*92
1966
gold 3%s 2000
first ref gtd
93
33
96%
*48
105
102
93 Va
92%
mtge Income 4%s series B Jan
Warren RR
100
April-Oct
April-Oct
1941—Feb-Aup
,
103%
105
102% 102%
4s income series A Jan
mtge
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
'94
103)
101%
9
*98%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-No?
94
92%
100%
Warren Petroleum Corp—
Sinclair Oil Corp—
Socony-Vacuum
93 Va
First
*100
June-Dec
1982
2%s debentures 1971
t*ASilesian-Amer Coro coll
Skelly Oil
102%
3%s conv debs (subord)
debs
f
a
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-No?
1981
April
1991
April
mortgage 3'4s series B 1971
—Feb-No?
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'4s 1976—Mcy-No?
—
95%
6
24
Co—
Wabash RR
Gen
—
103%
w
'112
134%
Mar-Sepf
1974
Pipe Line 3.20s
Union
94%
Gen
99
May-Sot
1977
(Jos El & Sona 2%s 1966
Beagram
86 V*
103
103£
*106% 110
3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3 %s ser C 1973—April-Ocf
Ry
Virginian
104
RR Co—
I debentures
s
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
First consolidated
5s 1958
T
81
99
103
103%
14
97%
*97
First and refund mtge 3s
101%
*95
1989—May-No®
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s
1
2
108% 108%
*100
June-Dec
April-Oct
100 Vh
i
107
94%
92'%
93%
1989-Jan-July
1971
England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard
56
10314 104
104
May-No®
Nov
gold 4s 1968
cona
New
&
74
80 Vb
--
Ry—
Second 4s inc bond certificates
St
95
71
—
__
-
—
97%
E J975—Mar-Sept
series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27%s ser G 1979—June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepi
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
-April-Oct
98 Va
95
—
*81
1997
bond certificates
First 4s
5s
Jart-July
mlge inc 4%s aeries A Jan 2022
May
ASecond
Bt
let gold
98 Va
—
Francisco Ry Co—
Louis-San
*100%
and refund mtge 2%s scr
First
►98% 101
1996-Jan-July
April-Ocl
Baguenay Power 3a aeries A 1971
Second
series A 1955.._Feb-Aug
1957——May-No?
sinking fund series B
Consol
Mar-Sept
1969
3%s aeries J
Adirond'k
4s
*100% 102
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
General mortgage 4%# aeries D
Lawrence &
gtd
consol
RR
Vand&Ua
Electric Corp—
General mortgage
Bt
13
*
81%
97%
17
99 % 100
Reading Co fiifse & ref 3%? series D 1995—May-No?
Reynolds (R Jj Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rochester Gas
85
-85
of
77
Section
week.
flat.
—h
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
Feb. 8,
following extensive list
furnish
we
a
1954 and ending Friday, Feb. 12, 1954.
whether stock
or
bond
in
which any
AND
It is compiled from
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
oi Prices
Alloy?
-1
...
Acme Wire Co common
-10
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
Aero
Supply
3%
„
Shares
Manufacturing
%
6,400
3%
1,200
3%
50
27%
Air Associates Inc (N ,J>Air-Way Electric Appltenge
Airfleet? Inc
A J ax
Petroleums
Por
footnotes
see
—3
1
4
page
*0%
—1
'
Ltd
.5
2%
2%
10%
Jan
Alabama
Jan
37/8
Jan
Alabama Great
28 «4
Feb
Alabama
3
Feb
Alaska
2%
Feb
70%
Feb
Jan
2Va
Jan
7%
Jan
.10*
35.
8%
300
9%
9%
1,300
12 Va
600
%
%
IV2
1
Jan
9%
.
Feb
10'/2
Jan
%
Jan
*
7,600
for Week
Shares
\
9
Inc
preferred—
.
5%
Kunstzijde pnie N V,
rets Amei, sharesrlr-
Artists
16%
Jan 1
High
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
4%
96%
Jan
09%
Feb
4,800
3%
Jan
5'4
Jan
3.000
5'4
Jan
112%
250
99%
24%
dep
Alles & Fisher conjjnon—
Allied
98%
Low
6,800
17%
24%
Feb
25%
Feb
2.200
1%
Jan
2 Va
Jan
2 Va
Feb
,—
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warranti
J Allegheny AirUnes; Inc—,-
.
99'4
Range since
High
107%
Alk American
Jan
■; .11'4 Jan
12 Va Jan
1.
13 Jan
'
Airlines
17
Southern
Power 4.20%
Algemene
17%
Corp
*6
1,009
11%
8 Va
9%
—r
Gas
Jan
7,0b(j
;
Sales
Range
Low
2% Jan
_9%
Week's
of Prices
/
Last
Sab; price
American Stock Exchange
Amer
common.
12
High
Agnew Surpass Shoe Store?
Alnswortb
FEBRUARY
Range since Jan 1
Low
28
28
2%
ENDED
Friday
__
Manufacturing-
year.
WEEK
STOCKS
High
h
ACF-Brill Motors warranta.
Acme Aluminum
FOR
for Week
Low
Par
a
on
Sales
Range
Last
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
the American Stock Exchange
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
dealings have occurred during the
RANGE
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
Pictures
.10e
2%
25%
1%
' 2%
2
2%
21/2
2%
2%
: 2%
•
22,100 -•
1,700
y. Jan
2% Ftb
7%
.
Corp
1
4%
\V*
4%J '
3,800
4&
i
2%
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
Feb
6
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Jan
2%
Internat'l Investing cap
Brewing
Co
Aluminum Co of America—
Altes
Feb
30%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Castle
Manufacturing
Goods
Industries common
—•
Ambrook Industries Inc
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd___.ll
{American Bantam Car Co class A—1
Aluminum
Book
Co
Rubber Co
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co
American Hard
American
American
J,
Arkansas Louisiana
Tel
Associated
Cl A
Coast
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
25%
300
21%
Jan
25'A
Feb
5%
14,600
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
27%
1,900
26 Yb
Jan
27%
Feb
Cessna
33
Jan
35
Feb
Chamberlin
Charis
350
25
35
Jan
9%
Feb
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
35%
Jan
35%
3,100
48
Jan
55%
Feb
Charter
11
Jan
13%
54%
12%
50
4%
4%
500
Jan
Cherry-Burreli
4%
Jan
Chesebrough
Feb
12%
13%
8,800
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
3%
3%
6,900
3'A
Feb
31*
Jan
Circle
7%
8%
400
7%
Jan
8'A
Feb
26%
325
Jan
26%
Feb
25%
5%
Jan
23
Jan
x4%
2,600
4%
300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
11
11%
1,800
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
108% 109%
390
Jan
109%
Jan
105
15%
17
11,200
12%
Jan
17
Feb
16%
17%
18%
12,300
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
17%
9%
8'A
40
115% 117
114%
los
de
Banco
22
22%
47%
49
17%
Jan
D
Barcelona
Club
Feb
Coastal
Jan
51
Feb
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
1
Jan
16
3,000
Caribbean
Feb
1%
3,400
89%
600
80%
Jan
91%
Jan
1%
88
88%
500
1%
Feb
1 %
Jan
325
85 %
Jan
29,000
5%
Jan
1%
1%
96
94%
6%
6%
8%
9%
2%
2%
2%
Feb
96
Feb
6%
(L)
Baumann
Bearings
& Co common
Inc
Blumenthal
5%%
Borne
(S)
(H
Bohack
4
C)
prior
Bourjois
Inc
Brazilian
Breeze
Corp
to
Royalty
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
15%
100
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
British
American
British
American
Amer
dep
Amer
British
Co
ord
5,800
10 %
Feb
12%
Feb
12%
400
11%
Jan
12 %
Jan
2%,
6,500
2%
Feb
Columbia
$5
Company
convertible
$3
Power
common...
4%
preference
Rubber
(E
Bruck
Mills
L)
Co
Co
class
convertible
Hill
American
3
Feb
100
1 lii
Jan
3%
6 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
3
5%
5%
7,300
10%
200
"l%
"l%
700
5%
5%
200
5%
Jan
5%
Feb
15%
15%
1,000
15%
Feb
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
%
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
9%
29%
5%
16%
4%
5%
13,200
5%
14
16%
1,700
Jan
1%
■.
Jan
1
Jan
13
Feb
4%
Jan
31
Jan
1%
5
41%
41%
1,100
40%
Jan
41%
10 Va
10%
Feb
10%
1,500
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
45
Feb
1,350
43%
11 Yb
11%
11%
4%
4 Yb
9%
9 %
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
10
Jan
12
Feb
800
11%
11%
40%
100
45
Jan
4%
100
4
Jan
250
9%
Feb
9
9%
200
8 %
Jan
9%
25
27 %
3,900
24%
Jan
27%
.
93
20
88%
Jan
93
2%
Jan
3%
3%
4%
Feb
3%
Feb
3
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
X6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
21
Jan
22%
Feb
21
Jan
23
Feb
3%
3%
100
7%
"7%
~7%
6,200
5%
5%
5%
1,200
4%
22%
22%
22 Yb
150
Estate
Sugar
22%
22
800
23
5%
5%
6%
400
5%
Jan
6
%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,700
5%
Jan
5"%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
19%
19%
600
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
Continental
Paint
Cook
Corby
Electric
California
Calvan
Consol Oil
Camden
Fire
Power
12%
14,500
8%
Jan
12%
89%
Jan
101
Feb
51%
Feb
52
Feb
11%
11%
99
99
101
51%
125
16%
10
1
2.50
52
16%
17
1,200
1,100
12
11%
12
13%
13%
6%
6%
2,200
200
16%
6%
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Jan
—
18%
Jan
6%
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11
Jan
12
Feb
12%
Jan
14
Feb
3,700
8%
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8%
8%
300
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11%
11%
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3%
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20%
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
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Jan
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
6% %
Canada
preference
Atlantic
Oil
Co
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
common
Coro
Inc
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.
common
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&
Carnation
Carolina
Petroleum
(The)
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American
Crown
Crown
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Co
Drug
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
9%
.10%
Jan
10%
11%
10,200
10%
10%
10%
8,900
it
4%
10,300
410
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23%
24%
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23%
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Feb
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10
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29%
29%
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10%
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8,600
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35.
Jan
%
Jan
18%
19%
1,900
18%
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19%
Feb
23
23%
500
22%
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24
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41
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1,000
12
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13%
Feb
5%
Feb
6%
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4
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Curtis
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
common.;
1
5%
800
5%
5%
41,300
5 %
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Jan
12 %
Jan
8%
Jan
33%
Jan
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300
8%
Jan
30%
1,300
26 Va
Jan
4%
200
4%
2%
2%
69,800
2%
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2%
Feb
7%
Feb
11%
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13 %
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8%
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21
8%
200
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4,400
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5,100
12%
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13%
13
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29%
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10%
Jan
1
Jan
24%
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Jan
11%
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Jan
6%
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24%
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6%
1,700
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15%
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10%
15
250
14%
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500
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21%
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Feb
13
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Jan
6%
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Jan
12'/a
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Davidson Brothers Inc.;.
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co
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Mfg class A
8%. debenture
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1,000
l,7tf
300
28%
28%
5%
5%
100
17%
5
;
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1
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1%
28%
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17%
500
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35
50c
class A
common
10
135
135
180
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16%
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6%
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Detroit Hardware
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Feb
137%
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;
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12%
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1%
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16%
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Jan
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22%
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Duval
Jan
29%
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6
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22%
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24%
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Feb
Jan
6%
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,
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11%
7%
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Feb
7
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Jan
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16
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41
10%
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100
8,200
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9%
Jan
33%
41
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Jan
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2%
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3
500
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3%
3%
3%
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3%
8%
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5
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6
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Jan
Jan
600
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27%
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—1
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110
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Jan
3
86%
112
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common—10
prior preferred..
100
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25
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1
Gas
25%
60 %
Jan
Feb
66%
350
66%
65'A
25%
25
Jan
Feb
25%
50
25%
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8%
Jan
1,300
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157
Jan
147
Jan
134
Jan
146
Jan
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8%
140
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of beneficial int—.1
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9%
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10'A
8.009
10 "2
9%
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10 Yb
65%
—*
—*
27
preferred series A
preferred series B
Eastern
$2
& Fuel Assn
:
8%
143%
27
125
100
22
Jan
27
Feb
13%
Feb
20%
Feb
shares
preferred
:
Washing Machine class B—;
Jan
Easy
Jan
Electric
Jan
Electrographic
Bond
&
Share common
Corp
common
Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
—30
•
5
1
100
1
5
12%
Jan
19%
Jan
100
13'A
Jan
101 Va
Feb
103 %
Jan
30
7
Jan
13%
13%
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1,600
20%
20%
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17,500
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102
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6%
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900
1,200
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"4%
3,600
13%
7%
4%
;—10
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4%%
350
13%
11%
Feb
500
9
*
10
*
1
American
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4%
10%
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dep rets ord reg
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*
Jan
6
•
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•
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A
;
11,300
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23%
1
Chemical Co Ltd
Co Ltd common
23%
22%
6
Co
Harris
Power
Class
10
4%
1
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15
1
23%
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23%
1
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Jan
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5
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Hosiery Mills
Daitch
Eastern
6
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Jan
4
11%
Jan
11
11%
13%
-
—.
Jan
5
13%
38%
—
23%
5
*
common
Cuban
Empire District
page
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Feb
Feb
8%
4
—
—
—
5
£1
2s 6d
common
preferred
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29%
—
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1
see
Feb
6,100
1
25c
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common
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Crystal
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dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
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13
5
•
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Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Drilling & Exploration Co
100
Ltd—
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71
Jan
%
9%
87/a
1
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent
Petroleum
Jan
400
*
common
&
Company
Jan
4
2.50
Co
Co
Power
Jan
25%
—
(ord reg)—£1
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1
dep receipts
American
Creole
Vfi
3%
2
A
3%
2%
3%
19.50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
67%
125
1
•
common
Jan
•%
400
3%
l
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Reynolds
preferred- class
Courtaulds
Ltd—
$1
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1,500
100
Marconi
Jan
850
'
—•
-
&
Corroon
Mines.
Gold
Cornucopia
Eastern
preferred
Canadian
non-voting
B
Jan
Jan
Industries Ltd—
Canadian
7%
Ltd
Ltd
900
26%
9%
•
•
5c
12%
11%
50o
20
Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian
10%
70%
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Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
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Canada
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voting
A
Dominion
6%
22%
8%
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22%
50c
1
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10%
26%
Feb
475
•
5
St Gas
Insurance
Jan
Feb
68 %
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
Detroit SteeL
•
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
Jan
11%
21'A
Engineering—1
Car-Na Var Corp..——1
Commercial Corp
—1
Foundry & Machine Co__l
& Varnish Co
•
Dejay
1
Electric Products common
US
Oil
Aviation
Feb
1,700
4%
c
Cable
Jan
,■
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Duke
Calamba
liss
Feb
92
Jan
10
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6,900
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4 %
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2.50
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Burry
9,600
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preferred
Sullivan
&
Mines
Burma
2 Yb
10
preferred
60c
Bunker
2
6
10 YB
•
Budget Finance Plan common
7%
%
Feb
Jan
•
B
Line
Pipe
Buckeye
common
common
Ltd
Jan
2%
•
1
preferred
cumulative junior
Bruce
20
2 Yb
1
•
:
common
preference
Forman
Distillers
Brown
6%
10a
reg
2nd
Brown
3
6
6%
5%
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Class
10a
10a
reg
rets ord
Brown
5Feb
Jan
12%
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dep
1%
13
10
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bearer
ord
rets
dep
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21,100
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lo
3%
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British
Oil
I,7*
20%
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•
common..
Jan
4%
4%
1
50c
1 *
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1956
'
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities.
—.
ext
Vtc
Consolidated
Consolidated
400
2%
Light & Pwr ord_*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
5%
Jan
-
—10
Public Service
Conipo Shoe Machinery—
Community
Liquidating
12 YB
20o
Inc
Feb
Jan
4%
-~2%
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•
Works
Gear
Traction
7%
5
150
--
1
10
1
Consolidated
•
•
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Brad
Jan
100
1
1
Consolidated
10%
8
1
Co
6%
2,500
29%
Feb
2%
Co common
•
cumulative preferred-100
Scrymser
Jan
~8%
2%
12 Va
•
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&
Jan
9%
12
Jan
2%
•
common
8%
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
11%
3
& Gorham class A
Black Starr
Jan
8%
5%
2
12%
1
1
Beckman
Instruments Inc
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common__25
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Benson & Hedges common
4
Bickford's
Inc
common
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
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7%
100
_9
Jan
100
4
5,V
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100
9
4%
13
10
Fund Inc
Colonial Sand &' Stone Co_
Colts Manufacturing Co.:
(The)
Colonial
Feb
92
8%
--
Jan
15%
15%
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck
Jan
23
-
2%
2%
50o
-
Jan
87
19'%
9%
10%
1
1
Inc
7
25
,
%
2%
900
11%
1
Refractories
Basic
Jan
600
'
Jan
8%
3,400
87/a
50o
•
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Feb
7%
7%
92
~7%
—
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Colonial
6 %
Light & Power Ltd
Tr
78%
7%
— _
•
_10c
•
Products Co.
Oils vtc
Cockshutt" Farm Equipment Co
Colon
Development ordinary
Jan
23
Jan
1%
1%
1%
Andes-
Steel
Barium
Jan
4%
-
Co
Aluminum
117
Jan
1
lo
Ltd
Oil
Jan
72%
500
10%
*
*
1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Claude Neon Inc
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing.—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
45%
225
16%
17
shares
American
Banff
23%
5%
—
Co
L
(The)
Controller
20
100
1
1
Corp
Securities
Baldwin
Jan
Feb
5
68 %
-
50
preferred
convertible
4%%
Clark
Continental
—
Jan
Jan
6,500
9%
9%
9 Yb
3
Company
Feb
29%
78 %
77%
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•
4
•
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4%
Jan
5%
»
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Cable Corp
Clark
5
4%
IV/2
1
Rubber common
Jan
7%
*
City Auto Stamping
——
5
City Specialty Stores Inc common—1
Continental
Class
Jan
3%
~
5
com—10
4
1
common.;...
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12
4%
Bailey & Selbum Oil St Gas—
Baldwin
Feb
3%
2,200
5,500
4%
9
2,200
B
Baker-Rau'lang
3 Yb
42,700
3%
■
1
Corp common
Jan
8%
26%
-1
Voting Machine
Jan
3%
7%
13
6 %
preferred
non-cum
6
92
Chicago Rivet & Machine.:
Chief Consolidated Mining
on
Inc
Jan
26%
78%
Jan
Wire &
4%
23%
10
1
2.50
10
1
common
Ltd
Oil Co
5.600
—
10
2
America
of
Feb
5%
5
100
common..;
13%
Jan
4
Co
Co
Corp
Jan
55%
Steel
Aircraft
Jan
16%
Jan
4%
8%
on
Collieries
Ayshire
.
Feb
4%
15%
3 %
3 %
3'A
Corp
Automatic
7%
2,000
6%
Jan
500
4%
100
1
preferred
3.50%
Central Ohio
Feb
Co—
5%
Jan
50
Jan
6%
100
16%
4%
5%
12%
£1
•
Atlas
Non-voting
$1.40 series
Power
Maine
High
Low
6%
16
—
•
•
Commodore Hotel Inc
warrants
Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products
Atlas
Feb
1%
Jan
preference
Range since Jan 1
High
4
12%
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Fisheries
1 '
Line Co
50
'53 & $41
July 1
Central
Tel—
St
$43 arrear div paid
(ex
Conv
Jan
Conv
5%
America
of
Feb
1%
45%
12%
50
2.50
dep rets reg—
American
Associated Laundries
26Va
Jan
preference
Corp
$1.50 series
Secur
27%
9%
22%
"4 Yb
8
8
•
•
Co.
Gas
Jan
1
250
8%
54%
:—1
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred.
Aro Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
5%
23
«...
2.40
Arkansas Power &
1,500
35
Angostura-Wupperman
—1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd__100
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
1 %
49
24%
£1
shares
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Explorers
5%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Central Illinois
27%
preferred
rets reg
American dep
Central
Jan
13
22%
common
Thread 5%
American
Cenco
Jan
11%
Products
Central Power & Light 4% pld
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors
Inc
Convertible preference
9 Yb
3
5
American Writing Paper common
3
Amurex Oil Development class A
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
—20o
Anchor Post Products
3
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American Seal-Kap
Feb
23%
9,400
1
.
American
50
1%
46%
47%
——1
Meter Co
*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—21
Potash & Chem cl A conv—•
Republics
10
American
97
Jan
Jan
4%
26%
1
l'/a
100
5%
,
26%
1
100
25
20
21
American Beverage common
American
5%
1 Va
50
11%
Corporation
Jan
10%
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11%
Corp
23
92%
550
97
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—
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of America
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Catalin
96 >/4
97
3
200
3%
3%
29%
150
30
29%
100
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
itock— 1
»
1
(Mich) common
Allied Products
Shares
6%
1
*
10
1
1
—1
.—1
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products
common
Jan
for Weel
Low
Par
High
Low
2%
Allied
1
Range since Jan
Low
^
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
High
Sale Price
Erchanf#
American Stock
Monday, February 15, 1954 *
.
FEBRUARY J2
Friday
Week's
Friday
.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
.
200
6%
Jan
100
17%
Jan
14%
18 %
Jan
Jan
1'
Volufne 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(741)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last:
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Equity
$2
Corp
common
convertible
10c
1
;
preferred
Eureka
Corporation Ltd
$1
Warrants
Eureka
Low
...
Pipe
Line
2%
2%
35
2%
33,200
34%
35
1,550
4%
5
200
n
ia
%
10
%
24%
230
2%
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
4%
5
Jan
A Jan
A Jan
17
Kawneer
%
Fargo
Camera
Oils
Instrument
&
Ltd
1
25c
.
Federated-Petroleums Ltd..
Fire
Association
*
;
(Phila)
10
Rights
Firth
„.
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
.
Ford
(M
Tiger
A
Class
Ford
of
Inc.
8%
8 %
5
33i/4
33%
34
•
11%
11%
12%
39%
27/a
Jan
5,900
3jg
Jan
413
County
46%
47
3,000
431/2
Jan
72%
24%
8,500
203/4
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
14,700
3%
10%
10%
200
10%
Jan
1
6%
6%
63/a
3,100
5 3/s
Jan
:
_•
82
81
84%
9,300
87%
87%
25
5%
5%
1,700
5/s
%
1,500
4%:
43/8
300
5%
5%
5%
6,600
12%
12%
1Z%
1,200
of
Pitt-Brewing Co
A;
1.25
Co.,
5
Power
Co
•
common
23%
23%
lpO
Mfg Co common...
Acceptance Corp.
>
General
r
General
Finance
i
General
Fireproofing
I
1
—
Alloys Co
1
General Builders Supply Corp
5%
convertible preferred.
,
Electric
Co
dep
1
Jan
84%
Feb
Jan
87%
ord
11%
11%
1%
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
A
Jan
%
Jan
L'Aiglon
Corp 5%
pfd A
Class
5
27%
Jan
4%
Jan
Lake
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
4
&
2%
2%
8%
9
Co...
Distilleries
Rapids
class
B
Jan
6
A
•
Lefcourt
&
Oil
Liberty Fabrics of N
16
16
Jan
Jan
200
7"%
16,900"
Jan
Loblaw
Jan
Hearn
F
10
Electric
Brewing
Mfg Co
Heller
Louisiana
Jan
Lunkenheimer
11%
Jan
107
Jan
178%
104%
Hoe
*
&
Horder's
Horn
Horn
Lynch
Corp
21
Feb
Manischewitz
6%
Feb
Jan
Mapes Consolidated Mfg
8%
Jan
Feb
11%
,
4,300
%
Jan
90
1
6
6 %
135%
303/4
300
241/2
23%
300
135% 136
16%
-
16%
2%
Public
Stores
Marconi
:
7
B)
Co
International
Communication
Co
!
10
23%
Jan
6%
Jan
Menasco
Jan
'
174
Jan
136
17%
Mfg
Feb
Mesabi
Feb
Metal
19%
Jan
7%
Jan
Michaels
Jan
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
17%
Jan
6%
Feb
3,450
14%
Jan
13%
Jan
15
14,
Feb
■'
—
-—
2
2%
2%
24 %.
24%
100
22%
55%
55%
55.%
600
—
Iron
Co
Textile
1
Corp
Participating
52%
1,600„
Middle States
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
22
Jan
Midland
Oil
Jan
25
Jan
Midland
Steel
Jan
55%
Feb
$2
300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Midvale
2,700
3%
Feb
4
Jan
Mid-West
2,800
8%
Feb
10
Jan
Midwest
2%
200
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Mid-West
34%
4,100
26%
Jan
341%
Feb
Miller Wohl Co
4%
400
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%%
Mining
1,100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Co
$1
Jan
23%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Missouri
21
21
2,100
191/4
95
97
180
71%
Jan
21
93%
Jan
97
Feb
20
70
Jan
72
Feb
400
9
Jan
10
.-Feb
Feb
2%
Jan
21/2
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
10
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
5
•
11
200
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
Morris
200
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Mt
13%
Hardart
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing
Hydro-Electric
Co
Securities
Jan
12
Jan
Corp
,
preferred
C.
series
16
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
25%
75
22%
Jan
23%
3,000
21%
Jan
91/8
2,200
73/4
Feb
11%
500
11%
Jan
15,100
23%
Feb
9 »/8
Feb
12%, Jan
19J
Feb
750
221/2
Jan
3,200
11 »/2
Feb
13%
Jan
15%
15%
1,600
153/a
Jan
163/a
Jan
3%
3%
3%
14,000
23/4
Jan
31/2
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
22%' Feb
25
Jan
7 !>
ns
50,000
6
30%
100
25
Jan
30%
Feb
17%
18%
8,000
15
Jan
191%
Jan
63/4
6%
100
56%
56%
10
2%
2%
1,500
5%
5%
300
12% xl2%
7
18%
~5%
12%
"7%
7
Jan
Feb
56
Jan
571% Jan
23/s
Jan
53/4
Jan
1,100
113/4
Jan
1
300
%
Jan
1
Jan
7%
7%
700
7%
Feb
8
Jan
15%,
15%
12%
12%
6%
2%
iu
13
.„
600
13%
Jan
4,200
14
11%
Jan
14
25
25%
14
*
25
11
11%
10%
51%
24
2
1,800
4%
;
13 %
700
500
2%
4%
31
24%
450
5%
26
2%
"4%
200
14%
5%
253/V
700
31
12
43/4
30
100
,.
10,500
10%
104%r 104%
Jan
6
Jan
13%
15%
13%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
14
Feb
Jan
25%
Feb
Jan
Jan
141/2
5%
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
A Feb
3
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
31%
Feb
Feb
12
Feb
105
Jan
25
103%
Jan
34
2,800
30%
Jan
423/e
43%
4,000
96 %:
96%
10
32%
34%
Feb
40
Jan
44%
Jan
95%
Jan
98
Jan
Investors participation pfdi—•
Corp of America——10c
Plan
Clemens
6%
Metal
Products
Jan
98%
Jan
103
100
2%
Jan
2%
176% 176 'A
20
172%
Jan
176%
2%
cumulative
preferred
-
36%
37%
300
6 %
6%
6%
1,100
Mountain
States
Power
common—.7.25
Jan
Mountain
States
Tel
Tel
Feb
Muntz
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
"5%
3%
17%
2.50
18%
100
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.—
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
..10
Muter Company common..
50c
1%
Feb
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
33/4
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
16.., Jan
18
13,900
17%
18%
Feb
109:!4
990
IO51/4
Jan
109%
Jan
1%
18'/a
109%
Feb
Jan
,
5%
100
17%
Jan
3%
34%
I
4
Mt
&
:
1
Feb
106%
1041/4
970
2%
102"% 103
100
Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
12
42%
13%
18
11%
Feb
15%
22%
33
45%
132
Jan
2IV2
100
24%
*
Jan
Jan
11
700
15%
11%
pfd._._100
common
Jan
800
19%
50
100%
Jan
103%
Feb
30
30
100
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
61%
61 %
62
10,100
57
Jan
62%
Feb
5
3
_♦
Hygrade Food Products
19 %
101% 102
5
stock..*
Feb
200
223/4
9,500
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
•
18%
109
40Q
.
Jan
Feb
4
18%
...100
common
Jan
24
1
Service
13%
131
♦
Oil & Refining capital
11%
50
•
44 %
'
Baking Co
Inc
200
•
common
(Harvey)
13%
11%
20%
Loan
Moody
8,400
.2%
12
Jan
11%
Society com class A_.—1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—___•
14.%
15
10%
241/4
100
cumul preferred series B..100
4.80%
2%
300
11%
8%
Power Co—
cumulative
preferred
4.50%
Monroe
13%
12
—
of
Public
4.40%
10%.
12
Jan
Jan
Monongahela
10%
»
&i> Co___.
Corp
Molybdenum
14%.
2.%
23 %
1
preferred
21%
2.50
Jan
11%
5%
50c
common.
50
___i
22%
8%
25%
Refineries
convertible
175
1,500
50
400
22%
23
50c
13%
2%
57%, Feb
25%
—5
Co
22%
2%
Jan
33
•
common
13%
2%
51%
ll%xll%
•
Abrasive
Piping
22%
71%:
1
shares
13.%
10.
141/4, Jan
6,500
Feb
Jan
3
15%
preferred—*
conv
22%
9%
Jan
57%
23%
47
113/4
21%-
22%
1
Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
10
44% Feb
10%> Jan
_23/a Jan
Products—
1%
20 %
25
2,000
•
common
dividend
2V4
95 3/4
2.50
Corp
Corp
non-cum
9%
7
47
Feb
i
3%
6%
1
10
Petroleum
1%
"7
Jan
1
Feb
8%
3%
6'A
11
15
Inc
preferred
3%.
32
Jan
_25c
common
preferred.,
Brothers
21%
34%
6
30%
2%
16,000
~9
250
7
Jan
500
Jan
6%
Jan
.
Chapman & Scott Corp-
Jan
612
2%
5%
23%
Warrants
2
14%
'2
42%
14
1
Co
132
6%
1%
33/s
Jan
jan
56%
57
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Jan
6
Feb
300
Jan
43/4
15%
•
10
210
14
3%
39'%
22%
44,600
—
500
300
300
~2% ~2%
2%
1
Jan
'14%
14
3%
6 %
*
Feb
6%
-
Jan
£1
Massey-Harris-Fcrguson Ltd
Jan
Jan
3,000
Jan
41/8
Jan
42%
5%
5
•
Ltd
44
15%
17%
41/a
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
Jan
Marine
Co
26%
166%
23%
Feb
Feb
3%
...•
,
Jan
14%
i
preferred
Hubbell
(The
Jan
400
18-%
7%
3%
100
5%
9%
17
41%
1
common
Jan
1
(Geo A)
Humble
Service
%
2,000
2 %
18
20o
4,900
Jan
3%
1
__
7%
4
4%
M
Jan
44
Jan
4%
"3%
2
Jan
12%
253%
Jan
153/4
1
19%
523A
42 %
8%
400
3%
0
24
■
1,100
7%
*
„
10
10c
&
,
Co
Co
common
Hardart
t
(The)
Co
Feb
25%
*
1,200
4 %-
47
Mangel
Feb
,
5%
9 Vs
•
Jan
Products
&
5 7e
A
12%
Jan
%
7%
4
11%
16%
9
16%
1
Jan
22%
-
5%
9
10
12%
40%
-
5%
16%
1
2
Inc
Hormel
'
5
Maine
300
3/4
100
A
Feb
Feb
.100
class
63/8
5
Y
•
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Jan
Jan
Mackintosh-Hemphill
83
25c
preferred
4%
53A
13
Jan
Jan
—1
common
Jan
1,800
Jan
78
5
common
4%
6%
Jan
2%
70
_10c
common
200
•'
9%
10
83-
1
Co
Feb
4%
6
1
Jan
81
1
:
14%
4%.
6 %
Jan
Feb
i
Inc
Feb
4%
Jan
44
25
_
Co
Co
4,900
143/8
1
2%
Jan
2
convertible
(R)
14%
6 3/4 Jan
a
25c
♦
Steel
Jan
Land & Exploration
4
common
Mfg
5%
73/B
7%
1
preferred
Hercules
200
x8%
32
_♦
preferred
Higbie
7%
5
class
Jan
450
•
Co
Henry Holt & Co
t
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
300
166% 169
Ltd
...
Co
Feb
Jan
preferred
Micromatic-Hone
Corp
5 % r/c
4%
12%
Jan
1
Jan
1%
9c
Lithographing
A
Jan
1%
„
Jan
330
50c
Light
Rubinstein
Class
Jan
J ari
Jan
1
114%
5
Dept Stores
Mining Co
Helena
173/4
16
12
400
10
Jan
Feb
Jan
1%
Lodge & Shipley (The)
Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
11 %
166 V4
Inc
Co
) Hathaway Bakeries
Hecia
12%
9%
%
16
15
.
3,400
10
B
Jan
1%
___2
Brewery
Co
Bridge
Hazeltine
700
1%
Inc...
G)
Groceterias
Steel
Merrilt
Co
Hammond Organ Company
i Havana.
Jan
3,900
Jan
10%
3 Vs
Feb
Jan
27%
22%
•
Leases
Laboratories
Harvard
3/b
%
16%
5
52-%
'
Hastings
Jan
Jant
Chain
104%
—
(R
cumulative
6V0
Hartford
Jan
93/4
Jan
Locke
Tea—
Chemical
Western
Tourneau
5%
Jan
H
.
34%
Jan
93/4
9
Jan
8%
26
1,700
200
21-
16%
stock
Inc
Freehold
Lamp
Feb
9%
23/4
5.%' Jan
44-
Grocery Stores Products common—5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•
Hall
313/4
100
1
common;
Le
1,400
100
&
Realty
Feb
2,600- "
5
preferred
Lakes
Haelan
3
900
50c
Feb
39
1
Pacific
Hydraulics
Hamilton
Jan
200
preferred
Jan
9.3/8
11%
47%
conv
1%
•
Co
common
Great
Griesedieck
2%
27/a
Extension; University
cum
Feb
4 6'/a
5
class
Varnish
Greer
Gridoil
3
22 %-
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Atlantic
5%
1%
-
9
6%
25%
1st
700
Jan
1%
.
Lear Inc common..
11%
2%
1
21
10
Manufacturing Co
;
..50
Manufacturing common
___4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
7%
Feb
»
Non-voting
Jan
2%
Co
Jan
—
Goodman
Great
Feb
109%
Sessions
Jan
125
—
9
"n
Grand
23%
Jan
&
Salle
Jan
350
118%
__
7%
Co
Jan
105
.
11%
118
__1
Gray
42
1%
Mines; Ltd
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
1%
.
1%
10%
8%
Gorham
■*
Jan
~2%
Shore
1%
50
__
1%-
1
prior preferred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
j
343/4
L
10%
1,000-
•
Sugars
21%
5%
27%
__
.1
common.
B
;
Jan
325
33 %c
.
Inc
1,400
9
27%
•
$4.50
v
123/4
3
12%
1
2,500
V.
—
9
10
common
Coal
Union
Godchaux
1%
—
•
Gladding McBean
Glenmore
37
Jan
20c
Co
Company
Apparel
Class
Mich Corp..
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Globe
6,800
T%
:
25
preferred
(A C)
Gilchrist
Co
7,000
11%
1%
..£1
reg
Gerity
f
Jan
10%
%
12%
Jan
30'/4
Feb
Ltd—
rets
Georgia Power $6 preferred
Gilbert
6
"1%
___•
com
6% pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common
50c
;
5 7c
convertible preferred
20
*
General Public Service $6 preferred..*
Alden
5
8%
Jan
Jan
40
16
7.50
Krueger Brewing Co
71
106%
1,600
*..*•
General Outdoor Adv
Glen
%
•
Co.,
,
(The) I Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
Laclede-Christy
23%
5
s
$5
Rubber
Kropp
'
1
General
<
8
Feb
h\
400
"9% ~9 %
—
1
Jan
2,200
__
65%
•
:_1
:
l
Brewing
American
B)
"
%
preferred
General
300
,
10
(I
Lam son
1
8%
1%
1
10
La
5%
2%
11%. Jan
600
•
receipts bearer
(Peter;
Gatineau
50
1
Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores
Jan
1%
29%
Jan
France,—
Fox
; Gellman
preferred
Knott
1.1% Feb
6%
common
Kleinert
Jan
23%
Lighting
50c preferred
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein (D Emil)
Co common
Jan
46 3 4
•
deposit
(Geo
Feb
2%
1
Jan
11
*
cumulative
High
26%
300
Ltd—
Fort
Fuller
24%
Jan
Low
29%
.5
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Canada—
Co
Motor
Jan
1%
10'/a
voting
American
4-3/4
20%
24
American deposit receipts ord reg__£l
Ford
i
700
2
2.50
non-voting
B
Motor
110'
4%
Inc
Range since Jan 1
High
28 %
Kings
Feb
18,000
24%
Hi'
4 1 V
...1
Inc
Co
Line
Motor
Class
»
Inc
H)
23%
23 %
Shares
Low
•
Key
Feb
24'%
for Week
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
Co common
Kidde (Walter) & Co
1A Feb
Jan
Par
Co
Kennedy's
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1
Feb
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
33
6,700
20%
22
2
(
4%
Fairchild
13
Friday
22,800
.
common.
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
Low
25c
or
ENDED
Range since Jan 1
High
1
Esquire Inc
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
5%
5%
5
12%
12%
13
•
12%
13
13%
Jan
3%
Feb
100
4%
Jan
5%
12%
Jan
13%
123/4
Jan
14%
Jan
T
1%
281/2
Jan
~7%, "73/8
700
Jan
7%
Jan
30%
31%
100
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
6%
6%
400
53A
Jan
63/a
Jan
14%
Jan
4%
4%
200
27%
"73/8.
6 %
•'
7
Jan
2,250
Inc
Feb
400
TV
N
I
Illinois
Zinc
Co
Nachman
common
Imperial Chemical Industries—
i
,
,
American dep receipts registered._£1
Imperial Oil .(Canada) capital stock..*
Insurance
Co
of
North
America..
International
<
Cigar
Machinery
(International
Metal
Industries
International Petroleum
International
,
Iowa
A
Ironite
100
Jan
73/4
Jan
28%
Jan
36%
Feb
9%
Feb
7%. Jan
'
98
98"%
70
92%
95'%
2,000
10 3/s
8
Jan
Jan
•
32%
34
75
91%
Jan
98%
Feb
83
Jan
95 %
Feb
19
92%
Jan
19
Jan
31%
Jan
34
Feb
23%
23%'
24%
12,400
19%
Jan.
24%
Jan
5
11%
11%
11%
500
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
X3%
4%
2,400
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Alfalfa
Milling
3%
100
3
3%
Manufacturing
v
t
10%
c
Inc
88
88
9,900
10%
10%
20
23/4
200
84
Jan
3%
9%
—-1
Dehydrating
National
Mfg
National
common
:
& Stores
common
Ltd
Petroleum
National
Industries
Phoenix
•
1
Air Chute
1
6%
"3%
6%
3%'
4
300
2,900
Presto
Radiator
Glass Co
1
common
Jerry
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jupiter
Oils
10c
National
Rubber
Starch
National
Steel
Transit
15c
Kansas
Gas
&
Corp
1
Union
Radio
103/4
Jan
Neptune
Meter
common
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Nestle Le
3%
Jan
4
Feb
New
British
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
"l%
1%
1%
*7,900
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
"2%
IB
2%
38,300
1%
Jan
2'/8
Feb
Electric
For footnotes
see
4%%
cage
35.
pfd
100
2%
9,700
2%
convertible
Idria
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
&
Watch
Co
preferred
Park
Process
York
Auction
York
&
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
New
104%
Feb
104%
Feb
New
York
Chem
Arizona
New
Co
Land
Mining Co
Co
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb.
13%
Jan
12.
1
1°.T
2%
"111
14,100
2%
16,100
1
Mtf
2
Jan
Jan
7%, Jan
Jan
1%, Jan
2%, Jan
11
400
10
Jan
IOV2
12%
12%
400
12
Jan
12%, Jan
17%
165,8
18
3,800
16%
Feb
18%
17%
16%
17%
3,500
23%
21%
23%
1,700- *
151%
18%
26
~3%
~3%
'1%
26 %
4%
2,300-
1%
25%
4%
2
1,700
800-
100
2%
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
23%
26%
33/4
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
1%
,Jan
2
24%
Jan
28%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
Feb
Jan
2
common
Co
Honduras
common
Rosario
Merchandise
18,600
1H.
A
Feb
119
120%
2,900
115%
Jan
120%
Feb
3%
3
3%
3,000
2%
Jan
3%
9
8
9%
2,750
7
Jan
9%
Feb
50c
1%
1%
1%
21,500
1
Jan
1%
Feb
38%
38%
4Q%
38%. Feb
42%
Jan
1
13%
13 »/8
13%
1,900
14%
Jan
1
Oil, Ltd
Zinc
Min
53/4
15%
25
Dominion
New
3,000-
11,900
10%
1
common
Clock &
Haven
4%%
Co
2,700
2%
12%
2
2.50
England Tel & Tel
600
2%
~1%
1
30c
common
National
Jan
Mur
7
17%
.
Feb
4%
2%
10c
•
•
Jan
New
Motors
—25c
2
17%
1
Ltd
88
New
Kaiser
1
6%
•
10
Machinery
Products
Car
Jan
4
•
Ltd
6%
2%
17%
—.—1
Inc
Co
National Research Corp
National
Jan
4
Industries
National
National
New
Jeannette
1
—*
1
Hess
National Fuel Gas
15%, Feb,
43/8 Jan
4
&
Co
Bellas
National
New
Irving
—10
——
Inc
National
_1
Co—
preferred
Iron Fireman
10%
52,000
10c
Resistance Co
Service
10%
36.%
capital stock.*
Royalty
Public:
3.90 7c
32%
•
International, Products
Investors
5
National
73/4
35%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
1%
1%
4,800
40c
100
1
20
2
A
A
"
120
1
19,200.
113/a
Jan
%
Jah
45
•
9 3/4
*
10
26%
26%
550
10
7%
8* Vs
450
Jan
25
7%
1%
Feb
Feb
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
10 %
Jan
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
vi
34
Chronicle
The Commercial-and Financial
(742) •--•••
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Monday, February 13, 1934
.
1
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
New
Share Corp
Niles-Bement
Pond
Lites
Noma
»
common
Mines
Nlpissing
*
1
Inc
22
Texas Oil
Central
High
1,400
22
27% Feb
17
'17%
Seaboard
Jan
Securities
16%
Jan
Feb
Seeman
1.400
1%
Jan
l7/a
Feb
Selby
418
4%
47,000
174
4'/a
3,400
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
Sentinel
22
x'/«
-»0
pld—LOO
Ind
414%
Pub Serv
8.000
1%
1%
39'/a
1%
Servomeclianlsms
200
41%
Jan
2%
11,500
1%
Jan
2U
Jan
22 %
2,100
18%
Feb
22%
Feb
4%
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
87%
99%
39%
2/«
Jan
87%
Jan
150
100
99
39
Jan
95%
Feb
100
Jan
Sllex
Qaftjn Corp
Mo
3%
Ohio Power
•
100
48%
109
4xkz preferred
Ltd
Oils
Okonite
Company
-Mo
7-50
Gas
Natural
Oklahoma
preferred—
cumulative
8%
o/»
Securities
—
■hnoj
17%
17%
—
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
98
8%
150
Feb
9%
Jan
6
300
10 /4
16
—
40'%
40%
14
14
4
Jan
6%
Jan
16% Jan
17%
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
|Feb
17%
Co
Can
Jan
South
South
37%
Jan
41%
Jan
Southern
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
•4.32%
cumulative
preferred
4l08%
cumulative preferred—
Southern
Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co——
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Inc—
5% %
35%
35%
35%
2,300
33% Jan
35%
31%
32 %
1,400
30%
32%
Feb
1st' preferred
•
i1st
preferred——23
A—25
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 div cum preferred
•
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
redeemable
6®%
1st
1
Ltd—
Petroleums
Pacific
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Oil
Pantepee
Paramount
(C A)
Pen
Corp
class
28%
600
27%
Jan
28%
28%
700
27%
Jan
27%
1,200
26%
Jan
28% Jan
27% Feb
103% 104%
320
98%
Jan
102%
100% 102%
140
105%
340
105
102%
4,700
2%
Jan
2%
9%
8%
9%
20,300
8%
Jan
9%
101%
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
2674
Jan
71
Jan
73
Feb
%
1%
1%
8,600
5%
5%
5%
13,700
1
Jan
1%
Jan
4%
Jap
5%
Jan
53
~4
4 %
13%
1,200
13%
100
Jan
4
>
13%
54%
Feb
100
8
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
Feb
26%
Feb
6%
Jan
5%
200
5 %
100
5%
Jan
5%
13%
5,400
127/b
Jan
137a
Jan
5%
Feb
Penn
Corp
Water
1
common
&
•
Co
Power
Pep Boys (The)
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Perfect
Circle
Phillips
'PMllips
(Mass)—20
—2.50
•
_10o
t
Pidree .Governor Common
Pinchin
Gold
Scale
Pratt & Lambert
Stroock
Sun
Ray
64%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
6%
Jan
4
Feb
500
Jan
3%
200
Feb
Jan
23% Feb
26
Sunrise
Corp
—
Cement
& Die Co
Tool
Oil
Feb
Feb
31
Feb
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
23%
Feb
24
Feb
3%
Jan
3"%
;
32
Jan
33
Jan
--
Jan
5% Jan
1,400
4%
Jan
2,700
1514
Jan
16%
Jan
4,900
30%
Feb
35%
Jan
Jan
3%
5
Jan
"i%
Feb
I,200
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
900
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
5,000
28%
Jan
32
46
Jan
47%
Feb
27
Jan
28%
Feb
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
5%
5%
'V*
7
10,600
250
500
100
30
7%
7
32
46-,4
47/2
28
35%
32 %
25%
24%
28 /s
35%
32 ,«
26%
24%
--
--
43 /4
478
4.1,4
5
—
—
—
—
25%
—
43\4
47u
Jan
Feb
__
—
11%
44
17%
—
13%
—
—
__
Corp
Jan
26%
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
Jan
100
41%
Jan
44% Feb
1,000
4%
Jan
5 V2., Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
6
5% Feb
Jan
1% Feb
2
700
3%
Jan
4%
100
18%
Jan
1,100
11%
Feb
12%
2.1Q0
41 %
Jan
44%
2,900
4.700
20
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
Feb
18% Feb
16% Jan
Jan
27%
Feb
13
Jan
13%
Jan
13%
Feb
13 %
Feb
500
25
6,000
100
1,100
8%
Feb
9%
6,300
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
200
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
200
3 '/a
Jan
3%
Jan
100
Jan
Feb
3%
2%
Jan
16%
Jan
18
14
200
Jan
32
Jan
30
1,200
14 %
14
__
33%
Jan
24%
__
__
—
Jan
25%
5%
13%
8%
5%
4%
3%
3%
32
32
2%
3%
8%
5%
32%
100
13%
8%
5
4%
—
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
214
Jan
Jan
3%
l7/«
1%
l7/«
1,700
1%
27/b
274
21 %
13%
28 %
3%
21%
1574
28%
19%
x5%
9%
39%
1,000
2%
—
1374.
28%
19%
25c
1
•
*.—1
15
Inc
700
1,500
1%
1%
4%
4%
19
19%
11% 12V4
43% 44%
17% 17%
26% x2674
13% 13%
—
—•
common.
Superior Portland
Finch
--
—
5
1
10c
1
*
5
1
com
common—...
& Co
105%
Jan
5
Jan
1,800
5
16%
32%
—
—•
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
Superior
Swan
5%
B)
(S)
Jan
"l%
2
2,800
2%
3,300
2
Jan
2%
19%
x5%
9%
__
39
39
20%
Jan
21%
Feb
9%
Jan
15 •%
Feb
Jan
100
18
4%
200
31
Jan
Jan
26
1,200
19%
Feb
Jan
x5.%
Feb
Jan
800
x9%
Jan
10
175
38%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
3%
17
Feb
Feb
3
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
10%
Jan
14
Feb
,52%
Feb
x54
3,175
15
17
13
1374.
300
12%
1274
550
53
12% 13%
106
109
400
35,900
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
150
II,700
1,370
65 %
Jan
69%
Feb
35%
34%
35%
900
33%
T
Feb
69%
3
1
6%
3
7
~3 "a
2.50
5%
x3
6%
Jan
800
3
21%
5%
3,900
5%
2%
1,200
1
36
of
42 %
—•
42%
Jan
Technicolor
Nevada.,
1
Cq> class B
Providence. Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
100
40%
100
9%
700
9%
Jan
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
3%
Jan
Thiokol
6%
Jan
Thor
Feb
Thorofare
37
3 ,:i„
9,100
2lA
Tobacco
&
Jan
Tobacco
Security
1%
1%
10%
1%
200
10%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
8%
Feb
101%
•
8
33 74
33%
33%
500
16%
16
16%
500
14
Jan
16%
33%
33%
34%
250
33
Jan
35'/a
X103
8
350
99%
31%
*
X103
Jan
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
Tri-Continental
True
t»L
>Qt> 8
Feb
.'16
Feb
200
21
Jan
24
Jan
6,200
7
Jan
19
43
43
—
14%
700
874
19
447/»
—
registered—£l
Inc
Feb
500
18%
Jan
19
Feb
700
39%
Jan
44"%
Feb
Jan
u
Jan
700
44%
Jan
57%
Jan
1.400
3%
Feb
II
52% 54
374
4
x99% x99 %
l%i
17»
2 fa
2%
3%
3%
—
3%
—
1%
2%
•
•
—
20%
'
50
Feb
.100
Jan^
r%m.
Jan
r
iJ"2% Jan,
Jan
Feb
i ./(%•
Feb
/Jan"
18% 'Jan / /' \2*% Feb'
Jan
-
2%
1,100
4
27,400
150
—
—
4y» Jan
Jan.,
1%
2
11,300
21
--
94
2,500
47a
4n.
474
warrants
Corp
Temper
Trunz
A
8%
Ltd—
Co
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
Royalty Corp
_70c
Toledo Edison 4'/4% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
_1
Trans Empire Oils Ltd.
-•
Trans Lux Corp
1
Jan
3,500
Jan
1,900
Amer
Feb
lo
101
8 %'
Trust
Amer deposit rets ord
Jan
107«
15%
8%
19
8%
Toklan
100
8%
Stocks..
9%
Jan
11%
22J%
1
1
Todd
Jan
1,200
3 %
*"
5
Feb
Feb
24'
21% Jari
10%
14%
__
22
Jan
Feb
109
Feb
106
75
1,100.
23%
Jan
14%
22
10%
—20
10
Jan
21%
23%
—.25c
common
Markets Inc—;
Allied
__
1
Corp
Corporation
10
9% Jan
~8%
Pff&ne Manufacturing
Chemical
13%
—.5
common
52%
__
•
pfd
Light $4.56
Co
Roofing Inc
.:
Tishman Realty & Construction..
•
com
&
common
43%
Feb
10%
1%
•
4*4% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common.
Inc
Jan
3%
Jan
9%
2%
3
1
Prosperity
43
9%
12%
1
23
Jan
13
5
*
Jan
9%
1<
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
—8
common—
Tilo
2.50
common
America
A
common
Tampa Electric Co common
5% Feb
150
B
8
Jan
37
class
Inc
Class
Jan
Feb
250
Talon
35%
Feb
22%
3%
36%
common
2,300
Feb
2
Jan
3%
22%
10
Co
of
11 n.
1
in
2%
68%
100
Inc.
Corp
Feb
14%
600
4
(Hugo)
60 %■
100
23%
(J
Jan
102%
1,100
/z
32
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Feb
3%
2%
6%
1st preferred
Producers
3%
23%
14%
40 %
5
common
0
Metals
550
6 %
6
25c
Alexander
Prentice-Hall
14%
~6
63%
Jan
Jan
69%
common
Mining Co.
Corp of Canada
Pressed
3%
62%
1
common
PbWer
<":8%
38%
100
1
Plfeksant Valley Wine Co
"Powdrell &
1,350
3%
50
common—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pheiumatic
41%
3%
_1
Ltd
Mines
Piper Aircraft Corp
•Ptflfcris
39%
63
Stetson
83%
Ltd Amer shares—10s
Johnson
Pioneer
41%
1
Corp
Packing Co
Screw Co—
13%
3
5
16
30%
7
•
Stinnes
Pennroad
Jan
--
—
5
(A)
74
26%
—
1
Corporation
Parts
41% Feb
■
3%
,
B
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Jan
13%
2.50
5%
5%
5%
Corp
& Co common
Steel
Stein
Jan
Jan
160
.<4
--
5%
25
25
25
1
5
1
Corp—
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Jan
16% Feb
4%
1,900
18%
—
^^.2.78
common
1
Co
class
Tube
8% Feb
40%
-
16
32%
25
25
25
(The)
Btarrett
Feb
1,600
13%
Dredging
Standard
Jan
4%
14%
Jan
26%
7%
—
1%
105
17%
—
Standard
Feb
Jan
Jan
;Jan
100
83%
--
—
Standard
Feb
Jan
1514
—
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Forgings Corp
1
Oil (Ky)
10
Standard
Packaging Corp.
1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Power & Light common—_1
Common
class
B
—*
Standard Products Co
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Feb
5%
15
•
f,
E'dison—
Brewing
Standard
Feb
105%
2%
13%
Co
Jan
Jan
104
Standard
Feb
2%
2
A
B
Traffic
97%
104%
~2%
2
Penn
Jan
27%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp new——1
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
•
Patican Co
Ltd
2
Class
Feb
21
share—1 Bol
1
1
Company
Co
30%
•
vtc__2 Bol
A)
Amer
Motors
Chemical
Parker
(C
Jan
Feb
•
•
common
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Jan
28
100
pfd
Light 5%
preferred
Page-Hersey 'Tubes common
1st
$1.30
17
27%
1st preferred
red
100
Jan
27%
27%
1st pfd series
redeemable
4.80%
2.9%
29%
-28
preferred
13%
1,400
Co common
California
6%
Feb
32%
17
Oil
Jan
%
Jan
3%
-•
1
—1
1
12.50
common
16%
T25
Electric 6%
Pacific Gas &
Penn
Corp
100
16%
16%
Coast
Feb
4%
Jan
14%
£1
Manufacturing common
Boss
Feb
14
200
41%
~
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
3%
900
Jan
13%
4,800
18%
•
20
__—
700
8
1st pfd—25
common
Corp
Sonotone
400
17
/4
1\?< Jan
20%
9%
5,900
.
5
--
•
1
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Feb
500
•
4
110
''
Jan
2%
Publications—
$3 convertible
p
Pacific
Park
75%
1,000
8%'
1
shares_10»
*
Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Overseas
1,125
o;«
B
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
Feb
49%
Jan
2,500
20
94/8
3%
Jan
105%
-
19 »
92 %
—
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
-
19 .4
94'/a
44%
190
1%
-
—
Jan
225
48% 49
108 /a 109 /4
1
class
Fillers
United
Oliver
2%
Jan
12%
9,400
82 %
104
1
'
41%
83%
105
Jan
--
4,n
—
Jan
2
50
8
--
—
8
%
14%
7-/#
—
•
1
Ltd
Co common
Blmmons-Boardman
16,800
3%
28
1
7
common
01d!tTown Corp common
<^4ftc
2%
7%
6%
7%
200
4
%
14%
1%
300
10%
14%
Inc—
Breweries
Sicks
12
High
1& Jan
700
"
2%
3%
__
Low
67«
—
10c
—1
20c
Seton Leather common
•
Shattuclc Denp Mining
5
Shawinlgan Water & Power
•
Sherwin-Williams common
25
4% preferred
——100
Sherwin-Williams
of Canada
•
Shoe Corp of America class A—
•
O
Okalta
—1
common
Feb
r,
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Corp.
<Jan
'
•
Radio
it
Jan
—
—12.50
Shoe Co
1%
%
% Jan
500
—
*
Inc
Bros
6%
2%
12%
—
1
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
20 "2
*\6
4 Vz
RR Co
Penn
Corp
Range since Jan 1
3,200
I fa
10%
1
Airlines
General
Western
Jan
30
Jan
Shares
High
I fa
1%
*,
for Week
Low
—500
Ltd
Oils
114
—°
Airlines
Northern
200
17%
20'/4
17«
1»
---1
North American Rayon $3 preferred_50
North Canadian Oils Ltd
28
North
28 %
17 %
1714
Norden Laboratories Corp
North
Low
Sentry
Products Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Northeast
High
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
*
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
Metal
Non-Ferrous
liAmer
Shares
28%
*
Niagara
for Week
Scurry
'York Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders shares
.
Range
Low
Par
j.: Vij
FEBRUARY 13
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
16% y Jan
'
w
Jan
•
'
.)Ot-.ftr
Quebec
4
Power
M
u
Co
.*
KKf.tt
:
*
—
-
21%
Jan
22%
'
Ulen
Union
I
.—10
•
6.25
3%
24%
24%
49%
49%
6%
6%
24%
150
50
Jan
3%
B
lOo
:
22%
Jan
247«
Feb
:
Jan
50%
Jan
Union
6%
Jan
7
Feb
United
Aircraft
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
United
Elastic
Inc
1
900
6%
8%
400
8
%
400
8
•
Richmond Radiator
7%
8
25%
27
8%
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
24
"l%
1%
27
2,900
8%
3,300
100
24
800
1%
.1
4%
2%
x2%
x2%
10,400
100
pfd F
Jan
Feb
United
Jan
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
7% Feb
9ys
Jan
25 %
22
1%
Jan
24
2%
x2%
X2%
10,400
1%
10%
Feb
1%
Feb
2%
89
Jan
2%
Jan
x97
Amer
Rome
dep rets ord reg
Cable Corp common
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Aeronautical
Consolidated
Feb
US
1
Finishing Co
convertible
preferred
class
US
International
B
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
32%
33%
32% Feb
12% Jan
Jan
13
1,200
2,400
34%
12%
13
Feb
13%
7,700
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
Universal Consolidated
Jan
16%
Feb
1,23
l
Petroleum
5
16%
•
...1
16%
16%
2%
_4%
14%
U S Rubber
8
400
3414
Jan
425
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
4%
8
,
.
36
.
OIL.
%
Jan
Feb
Jan
39%
39%
39%
4,100
36%
38%
33%
470
36 %
Jan
127«
1H
500
12%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Universal Products Co
Jan
5%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
Feb
Jan
4% Feb
75.400
2%
Jan
100
17%
Jan
19
Feb
67
350
62
Jan
69
Jan
45%
44%
46 %
12,900
39%
Jan
46'%
-7%
7%
200
94%
,7
1%" 1%
1%
1%
100
—
"
*
.94
* 6%
—
5
-14%
4%
18%
6T
•
_1
—10
common
39
«.
3%
13%
66%
374
—
•
10
Sugar —
39% Jan
Jan
38 %
Jan
Jan
V2 Jan
Jan
25
10
4%
*224
Jan
221
1
50c
common
Reclaiming* Co
Corp common
United Stores
900
5
Securities
with warrants.
1,100
274.
4%
1,300
$5 1st preferred
U S Radiator
Feb
5%
35%
35
8
1
Universal Insurance
xl2%
Feb
89
4%
35
-1—1
10c
-•
;.
•
-
600
33%
Jan
Jan
5
25
—10
common
Jan
1,000
13
75%
20
.25
19
13%
Jan
98
1,000
—100
Preferred
20
»
8%
Feb
Jan
94
10s
:
18%
1
Feb
Feb
Feb
5%
5%
•
common
Machinery
-18%
——10
common.
79
rets ord registered
.5
Co
R^etson & Haynes
79
_.
20
U 8 Foil
'
Ryan
Ryan
79
preferred
hnd
8%
.
2%
4%
38%
.'
.
Co Ltd—
_5
Rowe (The) Corp common.
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
Rugseks Fifth Ave common...
100
common__50o
United Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
$4
100
150
98
of Omaha
Products
United Shoe
£1
;
97%
United Profit Sharing common
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
....33%: Jan
100
8%
8 %
—
United NJ RR & Canal
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt Field
13,600
377«
3774
—
•
A
Products
United Molasses
%
Amer dep
series
Corp
7%
8%
Jan
Milk
•
2%
3%
400
2%
4%
2%
3%
.
..
4
Co
Yards
Stock
Feb
i«
1% Feb
50o
v t. c
Rochester Gas & Elec
.
4%
California—
preferred
44%
700
74.
$3.75
of
Co
500
7%
'
Oil
500
6%
4%
4%
~7%
Reda
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Re is (Robert) & Co
;
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Remington Arms Co Inc
(Texas Corp)
Corp
Canada
Investment
Union
Jan
'
Rice-Stix
of
Gas
Union
&
Utility Investment A
Pocking Co common
Raymond, Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp class A
.'Class
10c
5
Corp
Chemical
'
R
.
Railway
Realization
Unexcelled
Rath
1
Jan
'
—
—
'
,
__
61%
x59%
—
—
Jan
Jan
7%
95
Feb
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
2%
\l Jan
400
714 Feb
1%
1,600
1%
Jan
56y4
Jan
62
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
.200
1,000
62
—
23%
500
23 Vz
Feb
25
Jan
2%
1,300
"2%
Jan
3
Feb
65«
"
24%
2%
23%
__
•
6%
881
67's
80
23%
(j>., <
V
6
Jan
7
Feb
310
74
Jan
80
Feb
500
22%
Feb
23%
Feb
-
Valspar
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
l
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
,
,
Schulte
.1
(D A)
1
Inc
Efftullin Speel Co
For footnotes
common.
.common—,—.
see
page 35.
38%
Jan
„
1
8,500
lft-
250
-
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre A Fisher Brick Co__,
Schick Inc
4,100
1,600
4% Jan
■
1
,
46%
1,800
1
3,800-
1
37,500
-
*700
2%
Jan
$4
•
-
Jan
2% "Jan
16% "Jan
Jan
1%
20%"'Jan
22%
Jan '
Jan
Corp
common..
;
—.—1
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan
6% "Feb
Jan
153Jr Jan
1%
IN
Feb
.
Petroleum
~5
*
~~
1
25%
Venezuela
20o
Vinco Corporation
-.1
Syndicate Inc
L~
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke'Co—
Vogt( Manufacturing
—
6%
110
*
—
—
.
79
"22%
-
x334
5%
30%
.32% J«n
3% Jan
30,100
•41% Jan
800
;x3%
-5
,i
~23% "Feb
•
23%" 26%
"
5
30%
5.700-
28%
7
^500'
-t^SVv Feb
-
'
1,650
-
24%
Jan
_L2.%r.Jah
30"%
Feb
i3%:Feh;'J.7
TJ
Volume 179
Number 5299
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(743)
35
Jk
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Par
ENDED
FEBRUARY
for Week
Last
American Slock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
12
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Low
Friday
BONDS
Range since Jan 1
High.
Low
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
Low
Range Since.,
Sold
High
Jan. 1
Wo.
Waco
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Co
Baking
3'A
3'A
500
7%
7s/a
300
n
voting
preferred
3'A
%
700
cumulative preferred
Wallace &
Wallham
Ward
30
12%
12%
13'A
Co
23 %
23
2 4'A
Webb
1%
l'A
1%
12,400
9'A
9'A
9%
1,000
Corp
&
$6
Texas
li
Utilities
$6
pfd
Western Maryland Ry
7%
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Inc
White's
Auto
5%%
Whitman
Wichita
River
Oil
(The)
Williams
Jan
113%
22,400
Vff
Feb
li
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
182 %
'A
343A
100
33%
11%
925
11 %
Jan
173A
173A
175
18aA
19%
2,500
7'A
1,100
2y#s
2'As
f
s
.Jan
11%
Jan
17%
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
7
Feb
20%
Feb
21'A
Jan
3s
Jan
hoioH
__
103
.Mar-Sept
$36
40
45
45
44%,!j4&?
41%
41%
39'A i:4J%
103%
100
36%j,r5f7i-l
iliio'A
._Jan- July
1997
41%
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2% 2012
ARussian
A5
%s
'
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
1919
1921
$32%
4%
June-Dec
6%s
Government
8% Jan
•No
e
value,
par
Odd-lot
a
transaction
Deferred
4%
34
170
4%
<j3 Wa
5%
5%
122
4%
5%
delivery transaction
principal,
nUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
rTransaction for ei(th
in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-iiquidatlng dividend.
oltio
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
'•<"
j
A Bonds being traded
flat.
-ebJO
§ Reported
in receivership.
.
;
* :io;iO
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 certiflcltiaa;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
J
'
(not
Included
.
■'/.rnylO
5
500
~4%
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
200
8'A
Jan
8%
Feb
6'A
6'A
6%
150
6
"%
"14
"%
19,800
1
pfd
2%
2%
300
2%
Jan
11%
50
10'A
Feb
20
102%
Feb
104
Feb
.M
15%
Jan
17
Jan
200
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
30
5,600
32%
Jan
43
Feb
Indus-
8%
Jan
2%
11%
100
104
104
2
12%
12%
12%
I
40
39%
43
1
common
—
Ltd—
*
8s
Jan
11'A
ig
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
Feb
9'A
Jan
listed
•
—
1%
1%
7,100
lli
Jan
2
Jan
vr/O
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
Below
on
are
ifipr
Stocks
-Bonds10
5—
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Feb.
9
Tata!
293.79
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
54.49
112.23
99.76
101.04
97.94
99.81
103,13
;
Hie*
54.42
112.06
99.71
101.01
97.99
99.94
102.62
293.58
—
Total
103.35
293.97
8__
,'3
is
Util-
roads
trials
Feb.
10
Rail-
.20
Feb.
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Averages
Feb
H Jan
—
54.41
111.94
99.77
100.97
98.25
100.19
Bonds
Feb.
Friday
BONDS
f
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
•
Week's
or
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Power
6s
Aug
23As
3%a
1970
June-Dee
1998
1
series
A
104%
Quar-Feb
1970
June-Dec
3%s
series
revenue
Delaware Lack
1st
1947-1978
Western RR—
&
Lackawanna
of
N
of
A 1st
Gas
&
Fuel
3%s
4s
Mountain
ser
Isarco
&
B
with
Power
A7s
ex
Italian
Nov
67
26
61
61
10
58'A
61
97%
98
10
94%
98
$96% 101
1043A
106
A6 % %
1947
._Jun e-Deo
Extended
at
4%
Mar-Nop
to
3'As
1953
!
ctfs
Oct
Harbor
Water
Power
and
ref
M
3s
C
series
D
3%%
California
1st
Counties
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
Gas
(A G)
Corp
Stlnnes
3s
B
1965
1973
3!As
&
1970
April-Oct
3'As
1970
trust
A6%s
with
Aug
1966
,
A 7s
Dec
Dec
ex
1
1
Wasatch Corp
105%
19
5
1
101%
2
99'A
1953
coupon
A
I
com#^4i
the closing prices of the
5, 1954, for composite and by major industry
for^Jjj^
no!
jqfT
1953-1954—rtrrf-
Jan. 29, '54
.
hm
High
Change
202.1
+ 0.8
207.0
4)78(4
233.2
+
0.9
235.6
,2Q2i0
204.5
202.9
+
0.8
210.2
,;4J?2i4
263.4*
261.0
+-0.9
263.4
■:228S
215.9
213.5
+ 1.1
242.0
127.8*
127.2
+ 0.5
127.8
215.7*
214.9
+
0.4
215.7
246.2
243.1
+
1.3
268.3
Goods
Goods
Utility
-—
Trade,
Service
and
Mining
Finance
>1(94/7
>LkS14
:
,195.0
*2I3i4
■
1960
debentures
xm'f
.-r,
tV
•New
TO
lilgll.
high.
10
95
78
—
H
'
■
$99
66%
30
__
102
•79
101
"99'A
98
97
98%
97
97
$100% 103
103
103%
14
102
$98'A
99
97%
$102% 104%
93
85
154% 160
4
foreign
Bondt
Bondt
Bondt
2,187,140
$3,727,000
$1,376,000
$15,000
1,185,000
935,000
1,877,670
1,792,010
3,817,000
Thurs. Feb. 11
1,858,630
3,264,000
1,725,942
1,946,000
536,000
$16,828,400
>,259,400
766,000
Fri. Feb. 12„
Salet
>,118,000
$4,798,000
Tues. Feb. 9—
—
81%
1,752,000
1,040,000
10,000
1,482,000
$21 ,651;400
$25,000
93
81%
—
Bond
Number of and Mitcel.
Bondt
Sharei
102
90
1
ro«ii1
Government
V/eek Ended Feb. 12,1954
97%
102
__
93
$81'A
103%
o;V'T
United Statet
Int'l
lnt'l
4,074,400
•Idul
Ban*
»/*Jv#A«ii
Railroad
Mon. Feb. 8__
Wed. Feb. 10
$103% 104'A
103
-
Stocks
102%
99%
$100'A 101
~
,VO'lT
in
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
152
,
15
101% 102%
97
CO
■
— —
;aoiT
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
——
154%
163
157
167
5
156
170
Feb-Aug
$93
95
„
,
$30
June-Dec
~
$93
Jan-July
j-| |
-j
ffr.
1953)1.
1954
1953
1954
9,441,392
5,718,100
51,752,147
48,697^52
——
$25,000
$6,000
$207,000
$75*#
4,798,000
1,480.840
22,769,900
10,392,040
ina^irfai::::::::;::::--:
i«,BOB,400
9,949,000
105,902,000
99,143'#
$21,651,400
$11,435,840
$128,878,900
shares
Stocks—No. of
.;b'*ft
U.
94%
104
$106
7
1959
Feb-Aug
100
100
100
103'A
Railroad
and
95
104%
—
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
—
100
1
——
'
Foreign
'
—
Bank
— —
93%
1
104
_
Government
S.
Total
mmmm
94
June-Dea
—
mm mm
$30
>.
96
—
Union—
s
iVroT
203.7
102 'A
—
78
June-Dec
5s
Western
conv
qqaT
235.2
105%
99
—
$92
1953
1963
West Peun Traction
6s
•nil
Sep
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
year are as follows (1939 = 100):
International
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Newspaper
ended Feb.
week
Feb. 5, '54
101%
151'A 152
April-Oct
1940
ser
44.40
102%
103
Co—
6s
49.80 Feb
Low
Bonds
1940 coupon 1956
1947 coupon 1956
deb
High
The SEC Index of stock prices based on.
Durable
86%
$93
Jan-July
ex Aug 1
1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
A7s witli
91
101% 101 %
April-Oct
1946
l
J
,
103
85%
(Hugo)
A6%s
United
89%
102'A 102'A
May-Woo
Corp—
A7-4s 3rd stamped 1946
Stlnnes (Hugo) Industries—
Terni
>i,UT
'lfJ3T
Manufacturing
1013A 1013A
Feb-Aug
1989
coll
stamped
Hydro-Electric
alal
1953
for
50.82
12
83 3A
102
12
92
105
J an-July
Electric
A7-4s 2nd
Range
Feb.
Transportation
$87
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1971
5s
81%
(Calif) —
& Bros 5s
Inc
47
-
$147
Feb-Aug
Gas
50.66
50.80
stocks for the
current
103
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Gas
10—_
SEG Index of Stock Prices
groups
103
Jan-July
May-Nop
1981
deb
series E 1978
Southern
50
—
$30
1976
Southern
99%
95
1960—April-0(!l
1976
3%s
Feb.
boiT
conv
3s
series
series
jh«<i
qoT
50
$91
1963
Corp 3s
Southern California Edison
3%s series A 1973
1st
47.32 Jan
Fri.
Non-Durable
coupon
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
2%s
10
50.82 Feb
Low
Wed.
98%
May -Nov
A6%s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
50-year 6%
debentures 1998
Bafe
High
50.64
Co—
1940
1
50.65
9
Thurs. Feb. 11
99%
83
J an-July
with
8
Feb.
Composite
to
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
Feb.
96
82
-—-
1953
extended
>haT
67
93%
April-Oct
1970
Piedmont
64%
55
$30
Jan-July
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
Aprl]-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
6%s due
UTiS
1954
Percent
1963
6%s
Range for
Closing
Tues.
$93
1952
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage
Date—
90 3A
Trust—
New
A 1st
89%
99
$50
1952
coupon
i.'ifil
.
**iftJ
iiiol
99%
Jan-July
coupon
Realization
'
—
$95
RR—
liquidating trust
Valley RR—
Midland
a--
I|
$93
$30
■".
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
99%
65%
1970
1940
1
1
Power
97
._May-No®
1963
99.86
&91§5
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
Bank—
33As
mod)
Nov
100.02
138
32
,.May-Nop
1993
99.79
•
100.15
98.35
104 3A
132
99
101%
16
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
98.28
101.28
High
39
104'A 1043A
tl38
90%
_Mar -Sept
Western
(stmpd
101.23
99.76
io«4
Low
90%
1961
Guanlanamo
99.78
111.90
Jan. I
No.
-Afay-Noy
May
Jan-July
_Mar-Sepi
1993
1965
Mlge
Green
111.95
54.52
Mon.
A
Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mlg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential
stamped
54,47
103.21
Range Since
Sold
Jan-July
Elmlra
5s
103,09
292.45
Division—
J
mortgage 4s series
mortgage 4s series
Eastern
Bonds
High
98%
Chicago Transit Authority—
292.95
11
9§.64
99.136
•
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian
10
Feb.
American Slock Exchange
:20'O
-
Stock and Bond
7% Feb
Date
deposit receipts
preference
:jUfiG
■
•
Jan
10%
25
4%%
MfoV:
32
5'A
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend. •
1
common
:lft3 %
;
'jinot'i
2008
1
8%
1
Ltd
& Lt
161%
1997
E
series
fund
4%
Woodley Petroleum
6%
Jan
35
—
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
American
to
1
Inc
Woolwortli (F W)
Jan
25%
7
166
_June-Deo
(Plan A)—
reduced
Sinking
Jan
175
34
._April-Oct
_june-Deo
.
Jan
4,100
stamped
166
(Republic of)—
Extl
Feb
H
.-May-Hoy
1
—
preferred
Pwr
112'A
11%
•
Products
Brothers
50
5'A
of
8
Petroleums
5%
Jan
28
Co
&
Wilrich
Wilson
Jan
Jan
7»A
Corp—
Willson
Wisconsin
%
A
—1
Corp
(R C)
Jan
4%
43A
Oct
Interest
Jan
165%
U
(Issue
Peru
Jan
9%
Jan
19%
preferred
(Wm) & Co
1%
9%
Jan
Jan
1
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
5'A
8
conv
Wiclces
l'/a
4
10
Stores
Feb
162
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Feb
24'A
100
•
com
13'A
Jan
8
1st pfd__100
Western
A7s
1927) 1947
1927) 1947
Parana
Jan
%
May
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
Jan
12'A
11,200
(Issue of
Jan
113% 113%
•
A7s
.
Jan
320
4>A
10o
Western Leaseholds Ltd
%
163 % 165
•
Westmoreland
7%
110
Jan
4'A
164
*
1.28
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Jan
8%
10o
preference
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
3'A
21
•
Knapp Inc
series
Jan
lg
4,200
1
common
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
7%
450
1
Tiernan Inc
Watch
Jan
108'A "Jan
—
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
2%
Sigh
Low
Lo»i
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
102
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stockt
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
American Stuck Exchange
A20-year 7s
A20-year
April
7s
Cons
External
AExtern&l
Danzig Port
AExternal
ALlma City
Maranhao
Interest
AMedellin
5s
&
(Peru)
7s
193%
—_June-Deo
Feb-Aug
6%s stamped
A)—
2%s
Tues, Feb. 9
Low
High
Wed
450,590
—
169
1951
2008
1100
113,000
19,000
193,QftO
7,000
171,000
98.000
4,000
143,000
$63,000
$756,000
'
428,895
23,000
$455,000
1958
103
100%
102'A
100 «A
101%
1954
Stocks—No.
of
51
June-Dee
169
17%
51
Jan. 1 to Feb.
1954
1953
Domestic
51
Foreign government —i
13,594,329
13,523,4^5
$107,000
$1,508,000
$1,379,000
455,000
79,000
2,265,000
1,208,000
63,000
123,000
851,000
1,079,000
$756,000
$309,000
$4,624,000
$3,666,000
*
j—
—
1,532,745
$238,000
21
Foreign corporate
41
1953
2,356,225
shares
Bonds
140
-ua.
„
20%
May-Wop
56,000
33,000
$238,000
—
199%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
$187#
$33,000
2,356,225
Fri. Feb. 12
—
41,000
Bondt
Bondt
116,000
48,000
469,335
—
67,000
512,730
Feb. 10
Thurs. Feb. 11
/
1952
(Plan
stamped
Jan. 1
rot«*
Corporate
$95,000
$59,000
Wee7c Ended Feb. 12
May-Wop
stamped
to
No.
Loan—
1953
stamped
Sold
Total
Waterways—
reduced
193%
Jan-July
1955
6%s
High
Range Since
494,675
Mon. Feb. 8
of)—
1
Municipal
5%s
Bid Si Asked
Bonds
Bondt
Bondt
Shares)
Week Ended Feb. 12,1954
Range
Friday's
Aprfl-Oct
1947
(See Mortgage Bank
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish
or
(Col)—
1946-
Jan
Sale Price
Week's
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
Bogota
Last
Government
Domeitio
of
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
41
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(744)
£6
.
.
.
Monday, February 15, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
-
Friday
ENDED
FEBRUARY
12
Exchange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range since Jan 1
Low
High
Vacuum
Socony
Southern
High
for Week
Shares
Low
*
High
Jan
38
Feb
15%
Jan
16 %
Jan
54
31%
35%
132
'
43%
30%
30%
—"
16%"
25
43%
43%
—•
I
Railway .Co
Range since Jan 1
Low
38
16
16%
"
High
38
15
—5
Co
Southern
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
.
Last
Par
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
41
Jan
45 %
Jan
'
.100
Tel
American Tel &
17 '/•
Anaconda Copper
&
Boston
Edison
'5 '/o
Personal
127
15
127
29%
125%
Feb
Jan
Standard Oil (Ohio)-
Jan
51%
7%
Jan
26%
26%
60
26%
Feb
28"%
30
50
26%
Jan
30
Feb
92%
92%
5
92%
Feb
97%
Jan
8
10
Co
7%
200
38
24%
12
1%
'Copper Range Co
& Fuel Associates—
Timken
,79
Toledo
Unipn
Caf-bide
S~Rubber
S
—
Jan
77%
Feb
71%
Jan
79%
Feb
32% -Feb
37%
Feb
Westinghouse
Jan
24%
Feb
1%
Feb
07
1%
Feb
10%
200
9 V»
Jan
10%
40
*
40%
:
12%
12%
45
72%
-72%
38Vb
Jan
40%
Feb
12
.
12% Jan
12 Va
Jam
132
32%
72%
41V*
200
12.50
:
-
Trans " 4%«_
'42 Vb
Feb*
55%
56%
49
50%
44%
65
44
Jan
Jan
56%
Feb
•*45%
Feb
Jarf
*
.
.
61
62
--1998
._T„
Jam
Feb
39%
.
74
32%
44
-10
:
Feb
29% -Jan
J50
41%
.1
feONDS
.
32 %
•
Wool worth 1 IF -W)
1%
; 87
——5
—
Jan
8%
: 37%'
37%
.J—
1__
.
Co
Steel.
CInn
-10
Feb
72%
137
,AA---—.—-1-5
_I_
Feb
10
'
—
31 %
10
79%
37%
v
"
U
.
'—
Edison
86
Jan
Jan
22%
1
(N J)
Roller.JBearing-—1_.—A—*
U
24%
Eastern Gas
Oil
-"5
Jan
30
85%
Jan
77%
78%
Feb
Jan
8
28%
77%
:
25
.a—-AA1W
'
127%
Jan
8%
84%
81
'—-25
Feb
100
5
i—.
1
(Ind)
32%
Jan
6%
*
Brands
Standard Oil
Standard
6%
100
East Boston
Standard
Feb
17%
693
51'/a
-10
(new)
49
161%
100
RR
Service
Common
545
32 %
Jan
Jan
51%
Hecla—1.
Calumet &
Cities
15%
50%
Trust
Prop
Providence
&
155%
100
100
*
1
preferred w
Boston
Boston
3,097
17%
32'/8
25
—-—
Maine new w 1-
Boston
17%
———00
100
—
Albany RR
Boston
159% 161%
1G1
Woolen
American
%. ,62
$3,325
61V4;Febr-"
Jan
; 4- y
,%
63
<
Jan
•
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry—
3
preferred series A
first
6'i
Eastern
Lines
SS
Inc
General
•
Feb
21%
Jan
51'A
90
49%
Jan
53%
86%
Jan
97%
Jan
Watling, Lerchen •& Co.
Feb
97%
940
170
45%
A
8%
130
8%
—-*
68%
70%
427
64%
Jan
70%
Feb
20%
20%
100
18
Jan
20%
Feb
New York Stock Exchange
117%
45
112
117%
Feb
Detroit
97
100
Corp
Jan
Jan
48
Feb
9%
Jan
.
—
39%
350
39%
42 %
24%
50
19%
Jan
24%
Feb
12%
10
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
15%
Feb
18 %
"
"American Stock Exchange
vSKvj r-* Midwest Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Jan
.-24%
12%
•
1
Members
Jan
39%
—5
Corp
9
116
100
Manufacturing
Mullins
55
Jan
47 Vi
preferred
Mathieson Chemical
r
Jan
18'%
91%
Maine Central RR common
,5c/o
45
155
46%
—-—•
—
Co
Hathaway Bakeries
Kennecott Copper —^
.
65
21
1
Electric
(The)
—
54
50%
•
"First National Stores
Gillette
54
20%
100
common
Jan
Feb
Ford Building
DETROIT
'
1
'
■
Association
Narragansett Racing
1
5
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Service
Cos
RR
Northern
(N H)
15%
9c
10c
2,200
14%
14%
14%
881
—
119
120%
140
120%
8C
Jan
13c
Jan
15
115
120%
Jan
*
Jan
30
Feb
50
100 %
Feb
100% 100 %
Feb
Feb
94c
14
2,700
Detroit Stock
Jan
102
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Friday
-50
25
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
Co.'
Mining
Quincy
*
.
—
Stone'& Webster Inc
*
Torrlngton Co
•
—
762
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
10'A
40
10 %
Feb
10V4
Feb
6%
10
19 V4
19 Vb
599
23%
205
21 %
Jan
23%
Feb
Allen
26%
19%
18%
23%
2.50
Drug Inc
Association
Shawmut
17%
10V4
6%
18%
26%
200
25
Jan
28%
Jan
Altes
6%
18
Feb
6%
i
Twist
United
Fruit
United Shoe
U
Drill
•
Co
Machinery common
Rubber
S
5
25
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
12%
505
Feb
12
Sale Price
Jan
13 %
Par
Metal
Products
Brown-McLaren
Jan
Burroughs
48 '/a
1,864
39%
550
36%
Jan
39%
32%
125
29 Vb
Jan
32%
Feb
Chrysler
55 >/4
57%
457
Consolidated
40
42%
87
57 >/4
44%
Jan
49%
Feb
50
Jan
57 Vi
Feb
32 Vb
Jan
42 %
Feb
Consumers
Range
Sale Price
10
*
:
Champion
Paper common
Preferred
_^5
_
Paper
Shares
Fruehauf
Hififh
22%
56
22%
Jan
22%
Jan
10%
50
10'A. Jan
10%
Feb
19
70
19
Jan
36%
Machine
17%
Jan
10
-
32%
Jan
36%
Cincinnati
"Telephone
*
•
Cincinnati Transit
Dow
*
common
Eagle
Picher
Formica
Gibson
Kahn
10
—
99%
Jan
102 %
Gar
75%
Feb
75%
860
4%
4%
2,787
7
10
20% '20%
50
69%
4 %
7
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
38
55
Jan
58
13%
Feb
14%
47%
2
47%
Jan
48
45%
46
5
common
45%
194
j
Jan
23%
23%
103
22%
Jan
23%
69%
70%
605
68 %
Jan
21%
21 %
Cyanamid
——1
21%
100
20
13%
13%
100
12%
60%
60%
50
CO
Jan
30
30%
214
30
Jan
30%
Radiator
American
Telephone & Telegraph—100
49%
49
49% Feb
'49%
12%
13
47%
47%
15%
.5
12%
15%
75
11%
110
46%
6
13%
144
155%
20
62%
63%
164
60%
Anaconda
50
31%
32%
120
30%
36%
37
211
34
10%
10%
13%
13%
4%
5%
1
1
Arpico Steel
&
Armour
10
Co
36%
5
—-
Oil
Ashland
161
1
-
3
Avco
13%;
5
159% 161
Jan
Jan
Feb
8teel
Jan
13% Jan
Feb
Chrysler
Jan
15%
City Products
Park
Pfeiffer
Col
Ohio
S
&
Elec
Curtlss-Wright
-
Electric
Kodak
General
Co
Soss
Jan
10%
Feb
98
11%
Jan
14 Vb
4%
Jan
5% Jan
1
Jan
1
25
9
1,000
Dep't
Jan
58%
33%
Jan
U
35% Feb
Feb
59 Va
61%
235
56
Feb
85%
143
78%
Jan
86
31%
31%
31%
Feb
80
2%
Feb
2%
374
12%
Jan
14%
Greyhound Corp
—
10
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
*
Jan
64%
Jan
f
7%
700
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan'
2%
'4,114
2
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
600
3%
Feb
4
Jan
15%
1.042
14%
Jan
15
•486
14%
7%
1,425
7%
10 Vb
483
10%
6%
6%
100
300
1%
32%
4%
100
4
100
2%
Jan
3
_i
Montgomery
National
-National
•.
..
New York
Ohio
Ward
Cash
&
Co
Inc
27%
27%
165
27 Va
Jan
27%
8%
8%
6
8%
Jan
10
9
Paper
A
^
Spring
38%
39
247
37%
Jan
39
5.
1_
9%
51
26
47
Jan
51%
Edison
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
4
2,237
3%
Feb
4
4
100
4
Feb
4
Walker &
Co
class
Corp
Republic Steel
29
;
A
*
L_
^
Sears,
40%
Jan
Aeco
14%
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Corporation
Gold
(Un)
61
Tube
Mining Co
1
(Un)
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24% Jan
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Feb
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Jan
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
BANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOB
FEBRUARY 12
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Corp
Admiral
—————
—
Aluminum Castings
Advanced
Equipment
Alleghany Corp <Un)
Affiliated
Gas
—
Laboratories
Allied
f111
Armour & Co
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Athey Products Corp.——
r
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic Washer Co
^
Avco Mfg Corp
Bendix
Aviation
Co
Manufacturing
Corp—
Borg
W)
(.George
Company
65%
111 Securities Corp
Central
Chesapeake
St Paul &
Chicago Milw
20(4
...
77(4
—
54
54%
2%
2(4
12
12%
11% 11%
17(a 17 ,a
17(4 17%
13 a 13/a
24%
12
.
17%
—
—
25
36%
—
61%
—
preferred
4%%
Lincoln
29%
32%
Feb
Lindsay Chemical Co common..
Lion Oil
Co
1,300 1
200
400
Jan
Jan
37%
Jan
10% Feb
33%
9
1174
Jan
14%
Jan
92%
Feb
100%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
32%
Feb
Feb
474
Jan
Jan
6%
5
Jan
Jan
28%
4
4%
Jan
Printing
Columbia Gas System (Un»
Commonwealth Edison common
$1.40
Marshall Field 6c Co
$1.32
convertible
Consumers
Crane
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
&
10
—5
Company
Detroit & Cleveland
Detroit Edison
Nav (Un)
Jan
65%
Jan
Dow
Chemical
Jan
Missouri
9%
Jan
50%
Jan
58
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
17%
Jan
12%
Feb
20
20(4 Feb
Jan
75%
Jan
82(4
Class
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un;
51(4
Jan
54%
Feb
JBddy
Paper
Electric Controller & Mfg
Flour
Mills
Four-Wheel
Brewing
(Peter)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Gen American Transportation
Jan
National
Distillers
12%
Feb
National
Lead
200
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
/General
Box
Corp
General Electric Co
(Un)
2,500
1574
Jan
17%
Feb
National
200
17(4
Jan
18
Jan
New
100
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
North
400
21%
500
400
1
25%
Jan
Jan
General Finance Corp 5(4
General
General
Foods
Utilities (Un)
Public
North American Co
Northern
Refrigerator Co
Gillette (The) Co—^
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
26%
Jan
29%
Gossard
(W
H)
Graham-Paige
800
33%
Jan
36%
Feb
12(4
H%
400
1074
Jan
12%
Feb
Ohio
11(4
Jan
Oklahoma
Shoe
Bush
(Minn)
400
11%
Jan
10
118%
Jan
Oil
Drug
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Lakes Oil & Chemical
Great
Gas
Greif
Bros
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp
Orlesedieck
56%
Jan
81%
Jan
86%
Feb
Pan
1774
Jan
1974
Feb
Parker Pen Co class B
150
72%
25 (4
Feb
300
200
Feb
Parkersburg-Aetna
Peabody
Jan
14%
Coal
Brewery
Hallicrafters
Co
convertible
Hammond
Organ Co
Harnlschfeger Corp
Heileman
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Hibbard
3874
Jan
40%
Feb
29%
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
Jan
Phillips
7%
6 (4
83,4
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
(Charles)
I
Co
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Power
Jan
10%
Jan
12%
International
Mineral
&
International Paper (Un)
International
Shoe
Co
Jan
24(4
100
22%
Jan
51%
900
467a
Jan
Radio
Feb
17
Jan
1974
Feb
50
22%
Jan
24(4
Feb
7%
900
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
1074
10%
350
10%
Jan
1074
29
1074
19 7
24(4
7%
7%
29
300
27
Jan
29%
Jaii
374
Feb
14%
Feij
4
374
3%
550
274
Jan
1374
374
13%
50
137s
Feb
—
600
40
900
38%
Jan
40%
37%
37%
800
.34%
Jan
37(4" Feb
3 (4
3%
25
2%
Jan
3(4
Jan
33%
33%
33%
20
33%
Feb
33(4
Jan
6274
60
6274
1,000
567^
Jan
62%
33%
33%
33%
Jan
6%
6%
674
6%
15%
4001
70
10
5%
40
2%
92%
127%
Jan
15
140
36
34(4
Jan
36
16
18(4
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
4174
Jan
2974
31
750
2874
Jan
31(4
Feb
4
Jan
2974
18(4
Jan
3%
200
3(4
Jan
25(4
21
25(4
10,100
187a
Jan
25(4
Feb
24(4
23%
24%
1,200
20
Jan
24%
Jan
1874
3%
18 %
18%
150
1774
Jan
1374
Feb
21
21(4
800
20
Jan
21(4
Feb
59(4
60(4
500
54'4
Jan
6174
Feb
1474
1474
2,400
42
42%
500
1474
1474
42
147a
18
1374
Jan
800
10%
5%
1,800
750
1474
Jan
5(4 Jan
974
Jan
4% Jan
7
100
6%
40
100
38(4
16%
17%
800
Jan
17%
Jan
39%
1,300
3374
Jan
3974
Feb
400
547a
Jan
63
Feb
100
27
Jan
2774
Jan
j
27%
27%
10%
10%
1314
Jan
11
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
8
3(4
8
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
11(4
Jan
12%
11%
Jan
17
Jan
18(4
Feb
135%
Jan
14274
Feb
13%
3
400
1774
13%
2,700
600
141% 142%
Feb
8
2,000
Jan
1574
Feb
100
33% Jan
3774
Feb
Feb
33%
3374
100
31%
Jan
337a
3
29
29%
200
28%
Jan
2974
59%
597a
300
5474
Jan
Feb
60
Jan
1074
Jan
Jan
10
10 %
200
38
400
36
Jan
38
Feb
4474
45%
•
4574
700
41%
Jan
4574
Feb
900
28%
Jan
2974
Jan
1,600
2274
Jan
26%
Corp
America
of
Pictures
RKO
Jan
3
Jan
574
Feb
4%
Jan
5%
29%
(Un)
•
Theatres
29%
2974
2574
5
25%
26
5%
Corp(Un)
1
5%
6,500
4%
1
Corp (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Steel Corp
Drug (Un)
Reynolds
(R J)
4%
600
Raisin
2(4
7(4
Jan
Louis
National
17
Feb
Jan
51
Feb
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
2,100
674
3674
Jan
39%
Jan
24
Jan
2674
Jan
9(4
300
39
26(4
1,050
9%
9%
200
2074
Electric
Sangamo
Schenley
Co
2(4
Jan
Feb
Schwitzer-Cummins
963a
9(4
Feb
Serrick
9(4
58(4
Feb
60
Jan
59
Jan
6474
Jan
87a
30%
100
28%
50
5%
2,000
44%
5%
46%
200
4674
Jan
47%
Sears
Jan
21
Feb
52
Feb
54
Jan
Industries
4,900
13%
Jan
14
1,100
20%
Jan
2274
Jan
Jan
Jan
24%
1.40
___
24(4
100
24%
Feb
25%
21%
300
21%
Feb
2274
200
537s
Jan
59
15(4
15%
Jan
15%
•
61(4
62
300
60%
Jan
62
Feb
1434
Jan
14%
Feb
50
15
10(4
750
974 Jan
10(4
Jan
1(4
200
1(4 Jan
17s
Jan
1474
14%
1474
200
1
18%
1774
18%
1,250
16%
Jan
1874
Feb
•
37%
3774
38%
700
32%
Jan
3874
Feb
6%
674
900
5(4
Jan
674
Feb
Jan
Oil
B
common
Corp
Feb
Jan
50
Feb
1
—
(Un)
15
3774
3774
38
900
35%
Works
5
25%
25
25%
300
24% Jan
$
16%
1574
16(4
900
15%
40(4
500
774
100
Bocony Vacuum OH
South
6% Jan
Bend Lathe
Southern Co
Southern
(Un)
Pacific
Spiegel
Spiegel
Inc
Co
(Un)
2
warrants
13% Jan
Jan
21(4
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
19
19
200
19 V4
137a
300
13% Jan
14
14% Jan
15
•
25
Standard
15
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Jan
N
Railway
J
174
57(4
57 Y»
1
California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Jan
14%
49%
500
Oil
(Un)
4(4
700
1%
100
4%
4(4
4(4
24
8%
23%
19
23%
8%
38
3(4
38
3(4
24
24
20(4
23%
8%
3%
4,300
Jan
49% Feb
Stone
4
Jan
4%
(Ohio)
1
i
Feb
Jan
16%
36%
Jan
40(4 ?eb
674
Jan
1%
Feb
4%
Feb
8
Jan
2
Jan
4(4
Jan
1,700
58
53
Jan
58(4 Feb
Jan
79
Feb
75%
1,300
79
1,100
727a
Jan
79(4
Jan
3774
—
79
78
7574
68%
37 5 4
200
32%
Jan
3774
Feb
10(4
10%
400
9(4
Jan
1074
Feb
2074
3774
W-to
5
2074
1,700
20%
Jan
22
-
Jan
1
10
97 a
10
750
9%
Jan
10
Jan
1
Container
Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Jan
10
Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
38
26% Feb
Jan
Feb
13%
Dredging Corp
Oil
774
<w —
1%
Standard
of
40
40
•
.
Inc
Standard
46
Jan
1
Sinclair
Feb
500
Jan
1
Co
Roebuck 6c Co
Corp class
1,700
1374
22%
21(4
10
(Un)
53
13%
2174
1374
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Jan
59
Jan
305a
Jan
Feb
19
33% Jan
48(4
16
Jan
"
900
21
52
53
12
5
Jan
Feb
13% Feb
Jan
47(4
25%
21
*
Stockyards
Jan
9%
5% Feb
14%
500
674
5
St Louis Public Service A common
Jan
31% Jan
800
5074
37
37(4
10
Paper
17
4974
2.50
B
Jan
16%
17
•
St
100
88
474
50c
(Un)
Tobacco class
40(4
Jan
Jan
10
3774
•
Jan
6%
33%
14%
48%
Jan
974
1374
11%
18%
4
100
100
8
Jan
1,600
11
13%
3%
3%
3%
400
374
12.50
Feb
12
32%
2%
16%
Feb
7
1.200
800
Jan
Jan
6274 X63
»»—'
2%
96%
950
43(4
15
37%
St Regis Paper Co
700
Jan
Jan
37%
Rockwell Spring & Axle
7
40(4
14(4
39%
2574
187a
20
1974
21
500
19 7»
Feb
22%
Jan
Jan
36(4 Jan
16
Feb
'•
Jan
24%
Jan
Sunbeam
34
34
1,250
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
Bundstrand Machine Tool
5
16
15%
16
300
227a
Jan
23%
Feb
Sunray Oil Corp
1
1774
1774
18
Feb
10
Jan
42(4
42%
300
38%
Jan
350
2,300
150
23
8(4
37
Jan
,
Swift
St
1,600
2% Jan
3% Feb
Texas
150
21(4 Jan
24(4 Feb
Texas
Toledo
90
300
80
Jan
42(4
42(4
100
40%
Jan
42%
400
4174
Jan
46% Feb
500
28
Jan
Co
28
Tool
Edison
Co
Co
16%
4174
Jan
Jan
Feb
18(4
Jan
45(4 Jan
(The)
%
45%
46%
28 %
2874
287a
Feb
30%
31
2,500
28% Jan
31
Feb
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
5
31%
31(4
31%
1,200
28%
Jan
32%
Jan
Truax-Traer
60(4
60%
200
56%
Jan
20th
39%
39%
100
38(4
Jan
208 So
Coal
Century-Fox
64
800
57% Jan
64
Feb
45%
48
700
40%
Jan
48
Feb
1474
14%
100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
1874
5
30%
rt/vk
15%
63%
64
18%
2
to.—
common
Film
La Salle St Corp
1
1
~1
•
1,050
177b
12%
1,900
12 V2
40
40%
40(4
3,100
36%
2
12% Jan
Jan
Feb
40 V2
2%
.
21
—.
*
500
200
157a
17%
200
16
20%
17%
2(4
177a
17 %
'
21
300
20% Feb
59
59
30
59
Feb
Jan
17%
1
(Un)
1874
12%
•
Co
46
CA7/
32
900
10
25
Producing
Power
Trane
—
100
1,550
'
20
Gulf
Thor
84 %
—
(Un)
Co (The)
Feb
—
Corp
Corp
Feb
90
39%
Feb
1574
2,400
38%
5
850
—
Jan
200
River
4,900
23%
Jan
674
300
•
21%
2%
4(4
Feb
34(4
1974
Richman Bros Co
21
—
574
Feb
Jan
31
300
7
40(4
Rexall
350
.
Jan
1974
Feb
Feb
13%
13%
6
39%
Jan
51%
13%
__
Feb
7
39
6%
Jan
24(4
145
9%
2%
•
Jan
4,600
(Un)
Republic
21%
.
2,000
18%
24%
19(4
15%
Indiana
28%
•
Feb
10
of
Co
•
17.50
25%
•
•
Chemical
Jan
15
Co
•
Co
Harvester
24%
15(4
Quaker Oats Co
38(4 Jan
„
•
Co
Steamship
International
Light
1.600
Jan
28(4
800
1(4
100
6c
25%
(Th&>
Service
Thor
Indianapolis
Feb
24%
14274
Co
Pullman Company
Feb
200
33%
&
Petroleum
Potter
Jan
30%
58%
10
Illinois Central RR
44(4
Feb
9
Jan
46%
l
Jan
100
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
5%
30%
25
common
41%
Jan
1
Pfizer
11074
4
10
Huttig Sash 6c Door
500
33(40
Jan
104% Jan
48(4
...
__
Spencer Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
44%
25
& Coke
39
774
100
3
Feb
44(4
50
Jan
2574
1,600
1
Heln Werner Corp
Feb-
5%
1
prior preferred
Jan
890
58 (4
1
37%
Jan
Feb
Jan
900
7
10
(G) Brewing Co
Jan
4
5
RR
39%
Jan
200
63(4
1
327a
1,800
2
common
Feb
10%
9(4
25
400
5%
(Un)__1
...
38%
37
37%
9
30%
12%
6%
2
Gulf Oil Corp
37%
474
•
;.
Airways
Corp
Co
Pennsylvania
Public
62%
3
36%
5%
10
(Un)
World
American
Jan
27% Feb
12%
Car
78
..
Jan
2674
Motor
29
Jan
400
58%
•
(Un)
Western
3174
.
101
1
Electric
&
700
—
1
Jan
•
100
58%
•
•
8974
8
Co (Unt
Packard
|
Gray
100
•
Oak Manufacturing Co
Edison Co
3,300
24%
1
—
100
99%
Feb
120
109%
33%
Jan
17%
99(4
2%
6274 Jan
27%
140
36
Jan;
17%
Jan
,17%
com__5
Co
Ohio
50%
•
Co
Corp
17%
10
Jan
Jan
10
*
Co
9
100
300
,4
108
40
2%
96%
1
•
800
10
(Un)
Pacific Ry
Northern States Power
Feb
—
20
Gibson
974
9%
9(4
Febi
10
North American Car Corp
Jan
10%
5
General Telephone Corp
Jan'
1
(Un)
Society Brand Clothes Inc
General
1774
Feb
1
RR (Unt
Aviation
Jan
9(4 Jan
5%
6
1674
1
Mfg
&
Central
American
27%
36%
3%
*
General Package Corp
200
10
Northwest Bancorporation
300
1,400
5
Corp
Tile
York
1(4
Jan
200
pfd. ser A„ 10
Corp-
Motors
Co
21%
Jan
19(4
2,400
10 %
•
17%
5
National Standard Co
35(4
7
5
2.5o
1
17
5
2%
Jan
Nunn
34%
—
—10
1.25
Drive Auto
JFox
Jan;
17%
..
•
Feb?
7%
16%
5
Products
Jan
Jan
9
51
Feb.
Jan?
1074
50c
(Un)
Feb
27(4
—
5
3%
3%
•
Company
Kelvlnator Corp
Nash
4%
6
8%
5
America Inc
of
Feb,"
70%
Feb
*
*
Motorola Inc
2(4
100
—
•
2174
Feb
3
Jan
1
10
1
11%
200
1
Corp
Jan
6434
300
25
Co
6c
100
1,200
108
10
_
1974
400
Jan
-1
1
common
300
40%
31%
6
8%
5
.
1,000
70%
3
Co
Ward
RKO
_10c
A-
Au Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un;
21%
:
Jan
150
31(4
.
Jan
Feb
Jan
—
Co
preference
$3.50
Montgomery
Muter
200
37%
34%
5
Feb
13
974
•
Cement
Chemical
Monroe
Jan
11%
Portland
3%
12(4
(Alan Bt—
1974
Jan
7
1
preferred
prior
$1
Minneapolis Brewing
21%
30
Co...
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Jan
11
1574
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Feb
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Jan
19%
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Jan
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96
3,449
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12%
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7%
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
63%
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Beckman
7%
5%
Feb
8%
Borden Co
Jan
28
Jan
29%
Feb
28%
Jan
29%
Feb
26%
26%
210
24%
Jan
27%
Jan
Budd
Borg-Warner Corp
108%
Jan
111%
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Bunker
337%
Jan
380
Jan
18%
Jan
18 %
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Jan
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Jan
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20%
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100
20%
Jan
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62
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63%
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58%
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65%
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14%
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13%
Jan
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Feb
22%
9%
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22%
Feb
23%
Jan
Canadian
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Jan
10
Jan
Case
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13%
Jan
14% Jan
19% Feb
14%
19%
13%
Canada
1,350
10
17%
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168
16%
Jan
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12%
Jan
13%
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36%
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Jan
37%
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5%
6%
7%
659
5%
Jan
7%
28%
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190
28%
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43%
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Jan
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27%
Feb
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Jan
27%
Feb
Gas
28
27%
28
240
26%
Jan
76%
76 %
77%
636
69%
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70
69%
35%
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79
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Feb
146
68%
Jan
71%
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4%
Jan
5%
Jan
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33%
Jan
36%
Feb
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32
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10
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(Un)
J, Fpr footnotes
Jan
(Un)
A
Petroleums
Foods
Gillette
5
.
Corp_
& Dye Qorp
Mfg
Aluminium Ltd ——'—%
American Airlines jhc (tin)
Para
11
2.25
25
*
•
(Un)
Co
Electric
General
5
Brake
common
Can 'Co
354
a58% a59%
—
*
Motors Corp common
General Paint Corp common
1%
26%
0
Chemical
Broad
Feb
Jan
lo
—
Allls-Chalmers
Amer
Jan
58%
2.10
al6%
1
Gas
Board
100
Sale Price
American
63 %
Jan
Jan
,—5
•
Co
Machinery
600
Par
Corp
Feb
Jan
50%
56 Va
5
com
Works
Fibre
28
Frioay
Allied
14%
62*
452
Jan
1
common
Capwell
Federated
28
STOCKS
Alleghany
Feb
264
Feb
285/e
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
231
8
San Francisco Slock
Co
Jan
5'A
5
—
class
Natural
Hawaiian
Reduction
2.25
56%
——
Fields
Plantation
Hobbs
Air
14%
Feb
Feb
12%
"
11%
_25
Corp Ltd capital—
25
Steel
Laboratories
200
3 Ve
15%
Jan
25
Co
Lines
Hancock Oil
Abbott
11%
1
(Un)
Calif
Oil
Emporium
Jan
28%
34
10c
Air
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
50
(Un)
Products
•V2%
350
27%
5%
Axel
Electric
14%
2.85
11%
al3%al3%
2
Co
Kodak
32 Va
33%
Bros.
Alloys
300
54%
__
Co <Un)__15
Bank
Nemours
Air
Jqn
23%
—
Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium
500
Jan
1
class
of
Mont Lab
Jan
493
7
7
29%
CM CO
27 %
Toy Mining
United
100
10
Range since Jan 1
High
18%
5
&
3%
15%
24%
(Un)
General
Spring
Jan
54%
•
Co
Oil
Oil
Eastern
32
1
Supply—:
&
5
17
3'A
I
Chemical
du
for Week
of Prices
l
„—
Reymer
Jan
4%
16
•
common
Du
*
Co
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
San
260
Jan
Corp common
Corp
B
Douglas
__8.50
Refractories
—_
Rockwell
Jan
4%
Jan
25
N
Gas
Corp
Abbey
Giorgio
Dow
Sales
Last
System—
Fuel
Feb
35c
Jan
(Un)_—
„
Food
Corp
30
Feb
Jan
—
Equitable Gas Co
Mountain
Feb
Feb
25c
22%
(Un)—
Nat'l
30%
Ewa
Natco
32%
30.
15%
(Un).
Refining
Zellerbach
716
Brewing
Light
McKinney Mfg
28% Jan
182
4,750
14%
Aircraft
889
*
Walker
590
30
29c
a63% a64%
•
of
Motors
36%
Co
Manufacturing
a
406
•
Edison
Products
Corn
Jan
5%
Vultee
Continental
31%
Par
Joy
a
399
Syst class A—2%
Natural
34%
Sale Price
Harbison
—
354
25
——
Edison
31%
STOCKS
Gas
a—
15%
10
System
Commonwealth
Jan
70%
5
5 %
Friday
Duquesne
Feb
,
32%
14%
—
a64
100
Solvents
Consolidated
Dominguez
Duquesne
Jan
10%
Feb
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Columbia
37
Jan
25
23 %
—2%
Commercial
Class
Ludlum
Jan
9'A
957
16%
Iron
&
$3 cum pfd
Doernbecher
Mfg
Allegheny
(Un)
—
Broadcast
•
Woodward & Lothrop common
Blaw-Knox
34%
37
a9%
10
•
.
B
:
Inc
Jan
15%
25
Fuel
common
Light
preferred
Jan
16
3%
„
1
Co
Preferred
Washington
45%
Jan
a
23%
10
Com
Chemical
Class
Feb
26%
26 =
*
com
United Gas Improvement
Jan
16
55
95
15%
—
25
America
(Un)
Consolidated
United
43%
al8
a9%
4%
—
—
12%
(Un)
Jan
10
Scott Paper Co
Sun Oil Co
Feb
32
—
2
Corp
Columbia
Jan
20
Gas
&
Jan
32%
16%
(Un)
com
Cities Service Co
Colorado
common
Ltd
Chicago Milw St, P RR com (Un)
Jan
Co—
preferred
El
17
Jan
23%
(Un)
Ry
Co
&
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Feb
•
•
preference
Jan
29%
883
Jan
3
div
Jan
15%
905
45
Feb
18
40%
-
Service
$1.40
Jan
37 Va
16%
(Un)—_1%
Oil Co
Pacific
Ii
(J
Celanese'Corp of
Feb
•
Corp
Public
65'A
Feb
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Central
13%
*
common
Potomac Electric Power
Jan
36%
52
5.50
Co
Packing Corp
Dry Ginger Ale
Canadian Atlantic
23%
10
Co
5
Co
California
14%
•
com_
Participating preferred
Philco
59%
205
30
25c
—
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:10
Co.
Cement
20%
62%
common
Common
2%
(Un)
R
Jackson
14 %
14%
Transportation
Feb
455
Jan
50
&
Hill
Clorox
Philadelphia
160%
13
10
*
,—.
Burroughs Corp
100
Mfg
preference
10
Inc
Company
10
18%
—10
Power
30%
Jan
a91% a91%
—
-5
(Un)
Stores
111
18%
50
&
Jan
—
15
—
Broadway-Hale
1
Water
•
(Un)
644
1
Electric
5
(Un)
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co
—-—2
Blair Holdings Com
(Un)—".
1
Boeing Airplane Co cap (Un) —_——5
Jan
3,056
:
Salt
Corp
Steel
29%
380
1
Instruments
29%
107% 111
Jan
29%
156%
135
—
-
Feb
365
a9%
—
Feb
16%
2,819
a99%al00%
—
1
Aviation
Bethlehem
29%
380
1
-20c
Calif
of
Co
28%
15
Light
Feb
16
Jan
200
29%
5
Bankline Oil Co
5
&
47%
^
^
Jan
36%
—
*
RR
P2
—3
Basin
Feb
56
700
Jan
18%
common
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Jan
13%
a9
—
,—10
Bendix
4%
2,044
Line
Refining
5
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
$1
5%
Coast
Bandini
Jan
61%
Corp
Philadelphia
9%
58%
25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Jan
18%
Corp
Hecht (The) Co
Pennroad
83/e
25
Brothers
Martin
64
50c
preferred
convertible preferred
General
Gimbel
Feb
Jan
4%
100
common
14%
&
917
al8
a9
10
Fe
Co
Byron
(Julius)
conv
5
lo
class A
Jan
32%
32
44%
—
5
(Un)__50
(Un)
(111)
•
Co
of America
Garfinckel
Feb
Feb
21 %
48
33%
12%
Battery
60
60
44%
al8
5
Co (Un)
Gas
Corp
10
Fidelity <fc Deposit
Finance Co
Ve
161 Ve
Jan
Jan
61%
13%
Jan
Jan
9%
l
Power & Light common
a
46%
Jan
29 Va
12%
Co
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage
44
37%
50
—20
(Un)—.
5
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
High
Feb
745
*
Publishing
35%
31%
25
Corp
Delaware
40
21'/8
13
Company
Chrysler
30%
36% 36%
al7% al7%
—
(Un)—
Topeka & Santa
Atlantic
Low
35%
Baltimore Transit Co—
Common
30%
159% 160%
36%
*
(Un)
com
Atlas
Range since Jan 1
High
159 % 161'/a
160%
•
Co
16%
60
25
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Co
&
Atlantic
35 %
*
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic
Shares
Armour
Atchison
for Week
of Prices
Low
Steel
Armco
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
!
15%
—
25
Co
14
Fuel
100
Co_
Tel
&
17%
14% Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Co
85
—
(Un)
(Un)
Tel
Arkansas
Stores
200
15%
15%
S
8
&
Arkansas Louisiana
Security & Trust Co
16
a35% a35%
High
a—
190
Feb
10
American
50
47%
—
a35%
-3
*
25%
57
10
American
Low
a37 "
4.7%
—
Chemical cl B——*
&
*
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a37
—
20
(Uri)
Ltd
Factors
42
—;
Service
W>
5%
*
common
Corp
Shares
Smelting & Refining—
Jan
25%
1
Bankshares
(F
25
40%
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
31%
Co
Stores
Woolworth
(Un)
(Un)—
Foundry
5'/4
10
Wisconsin
&
Cvanamid Co
40%
12%
Wisconsin
American
31%
Telegraph
Wieboldt
Feb
Jan
Car
1
__10
Union
Motor
41%
24'A
Jan
Jan
'American
Sales
Range
Par
High
5
(Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
White
Low
500
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
Co
Co
Western
High
41%
Corp
Walgreen
Low
Friday
41%
(Un)
13
STOCKS
10
(Del)
FEBRUARY
Range since Jan 1
25
.
Inc
Corporation
U
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
f'
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Johns-Manville
Jones"&
Corp
(Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
—•
10
a69% a70%
a21%
a21%a21%.
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230
130
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'
40
(7'48)
.
.
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
i
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
FEBRUARY 12
ENDED
Friday
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Sm Francisco Stock Exek. (Conk)
Low
Alum
Chem
Si
Preferred
Power
Salt
Loew's
GO
2%
2%
al9¥a al9%
a69%
a71
43% 44%
51
2%
635
G2
2%
Jan
Preferred
Jan
66
Jan
68
Feb
39%
Jan
45
Feb
Remington
36
—
class
(R
Co
Magnavox
B
H)
310
33%
Jan
Jan
Republic
55
2,699
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
Reserve
26%
Jan
30%
Feb
Reynolds Tobacco class E-
13%
13%
13%
14
Steel
Oil
1—.
Co
Matson
Navigation
Sugar
McKesson
Menasco
Merck
Mfg
&
—
540
13 %
Jan
Jan
Rheem
1,050
1.40
Feb
1.50
Feb
122
20
Jan
22%
Jan
R
Feb
18
16
Jan
17%
:
16%c
Jan
19%
Feb
18%
Jan
21
Feb
5%
200
5%
Feb
5%
Feb
41%
Feb
41%
Feb
22%
17
41%
110
—
3%
3%
400
2%
Jan
3%
Mindanao
~M -J
Mother
•
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21%
284
19%
Jan
21%
St
Monolith
Montana-Dakota
-Montana
Utilities
Co__
Power
(Un)
-*•
Co
Nash»Kelvlnator Corp (Un)
national Auto Fibres Inc
Distillers Prod
"National
National
-4
Norris
Oil
415
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
25
32%
Jan
32 %
56
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
50%
Feb
Feb
50
307
48%
19
19
106
19
39%
920
36 %
2G%
27%
1,163
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a55
20
34%
34%
Aviation
San
Industries common
•
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5%
5%
North
American
North
Co '(Un)——
American
40
39%
40
a35%
5%'% preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
85c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Shell Oil Co
32%
Water
Co
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Jan
32%
Jan
395
56% Jan
61 %
Jan
Oceanic Oil Co
Feb
32 %
Jan
Southern
Co
(Un)
Olaa
Co (Un)
Sugar
United
Oliver
(Un)
18
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
5%
Feb
3,254
25%
Feb
Southern
Calif Petroleum————j.
298
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
Southern
Co
4%
Feb
Feb
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
—
—
5
6%
tUni—;
115
150
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
20
60
80
674
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
Standard
Oil Co
of California
55%
Jan
61
Feb
Standard
Oil
Co
(Indiana)
88
17%
Feb
18
Jan
Standard
Oil
of
3%
3%
14,532
3%
Jan
3%
39%
550
38%
Jan
39%
62
Feb
62
Standard
Feb
90
Sperry Com
Feb
-39%
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
150
17%
18
310
8%
8%
150
8%
Jan
8%
Pabco
Products
Inc
15
14%
15%
225
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
16%
5
6%
a31%
—
Pacific
American
Pacific
Can
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
1st
6%
5%
17
Feb
18
Jan
5%
Aggregates—
Corp
Electric
&
(Un)
10
25
common
preferred—
red
__
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preferred
27%
25
A
ser
—
25
red preferred
5%
—
25
preferred
red
40%
25
—;
140
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
16%
100
14%
Jan
16%
Feb
6'%
6%
a31a31%
360
5%
Jan
125
29%
Jan
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8%
5
—
preferred
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•
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Finance
Pacific
15
common
27%
35%
29%
Pacific
Lighting
Corp
Pacific
Petroleums
Public
Service
Tel
Tel
Pacific
&
34
common
Ltd——
1st
1
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Feb
?
14
Feb
i
87%
262
79%
Jan
87 ¥2
Feb
24%
25%
38
38%
__
100
Packard
Palmer
Pan
Oil Corp
Motor
Co
Stendel
Oil
Corp
33%
39%
Jan
40%
Feb
632
33%
Jan
35%
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co
(Un)
(Un)—
Pioneer
Mill
Pullmah
Pure
Inc
Oil
Ltd
Co
35%
29 V4
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33
Jan
1
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27%
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28
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1,400
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Feb
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356
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Jan
31
Feb
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5,117
52%
Jan
58
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21 ¥4
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Jan
17%
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1,400
16 ¥4
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18 ¥4
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11%
:
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Super Mold Corp
Texas
Jan
Corp
World
Trans
-11
Jan
12%
31%
Jan
33%
63%
484
58 ¥4
Jan
63%
9
9
200
7
Jan
10
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22 ¥t
1,021
20
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27%
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Jan
13%
Jan
17%
255
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Jan
17%
Feb
72 ¥4
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72%
Feb
74 ¥4
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&
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Electric
Co
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41%
27%
Jan
2a%
Jan
Union
-
of
Sugar
United
■
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72 ¥4
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Jan
9%
500
8%
Jan
9%
j
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27%
264
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
118% 119%
276
114%
Jan
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Feb
United
141
25
138%
Jan
143
Feb
United
(
42
1,679
39
Jan
42
Feb
1
12 V2
21%
21%
300
20%
Jan
22¥#
Jan
5
51%
52%
430
46%
Jan
52%
Feb
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Jan
41%
23%
24
1,574
21%
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276
28
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86
a22% a227/a
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21%
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Jan
Jan
24%
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27
•
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;
Aircraft
United
35%
9%
33%
34%
141
33%
2,924
33%
33%
3%
Feb
United
32%
280
3%
450
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
35%
4
Corp of Delaware
Gas
1
(Un)
Corp
Park City
10
Mines Co (Un)
29
29
29
Jan
Jan
Feb
1 ¥4
25
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
31%
229
2.9%
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32 ¥4
Feb
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41 %
1,442
39%
Jan
42
Feb
10%
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31%
40%
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31%
14
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Jan
27c
Victor
Equipment
22c
4,547
11
1,364
115
9%
Jan
11
Feb
Warner Bros
27%
27%
Feb
27%
Feb
Wai'fen
252
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
21c
(Uni
9 Rubber (Un) —1
27%
400
14
Jan
15%
Feb
340
31%
Jan
34%
Feb
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22
29%
Feb
29%
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29
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308
20
Jan
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-
29
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29
Feb
Jan
26 ¥4
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Feb
3%
58%
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59%
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44%
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265
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6
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11%
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63 ¥2
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Transamenca
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7.50
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17%
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17
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475
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•
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
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-
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Friday
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105
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40
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Jan
48%
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22 ¥4
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For footnotes
see page
\
.
45.
Number 5299
Volume 179
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
41
(749)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
$1.75
Canadian
Cellulose
&
Oil
5'e
-
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Canadian
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21
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1,385
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25
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10
„
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7
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7
Feb
13
Feb
13
Feb
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*
7%
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2nd
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Gen
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Sugar
Electric
Ltd
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Feb
88
Jan
98
Feb
49%
50
135
49 %
Jan
50
5%
5%
200
5%
Feb
17%
17%
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1,321
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10
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81
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5%
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50
67
Feb
67
Feb
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103
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3.75
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19
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v
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129
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23%
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140
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3,712
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74
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101
100
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40
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1,235
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23
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22
Jan
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50
14
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7%
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Jan
39
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2.30
101%
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Feb
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20%
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6,313
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350
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34 Va
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2.20
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—
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15
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15
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Feb
385
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Last
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20
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105
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FEBRUARY
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20
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WEEK
Sales
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Sale Price
FOR
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CANADIAN
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Frid^
Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
Par
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&
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Pr
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23
4.15
204
20
15
17 %
567
44
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of
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22■
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Jan
111
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Jan
113
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Jan
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Jan
44
•
37%
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Jan
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10
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Jan
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310
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3.25
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1
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92c
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31c
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3.80
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Feb
8%c
5.000
7%c
Feb
11c
Jan
40c
41c
1,600
40c
Jail
51c
Jan
28c
34c
38,000
19%c
Jan
35c
Feb
1.50
1.50
1.50
400
1.50
Feb
16'c
16c
500
•
43c
— -
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55c
20c
16c
1.54
Feb
Feb
1,000
16c
Jan
60c
Feb
Jan
25c.
Jan
Feb
2.80
Jan
Feb
7c
2.30
2.25
2.40
12,350
6c
5c
6c
14,700
4c
4c
500
3 %c
Jan
4c
Jan
al0% alO'%
25
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
2.25
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Bouzan
Brunswick
Mines
Min
&
Ltd
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1
—
ltd—1
Corp
—
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Carnegie
Celta
Research
Cons
Consolidated
5c
—
Explorations
Mining
D'Eldona
Dpme
Gold
Mines
Donalda
36c
20,600
31c
Feb
45c
Jan
5,000
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
1.98
2.02
10,500
50c
50c
500
1.34
1.34
200
10c
16c
33,750
50c
1
1.34
13c
Malartic
'"East
Rim
'Eastern
Metals
Metal
1,000
8%c Feb
3,500
2%c
Jan
3 %c
22c
Feb
28c
iFtenimore
Iron
TTobisher
Limited
(Jul
3c
3c
28c
28c
7c
7c
2,000
7c
32c
16,000
28c
—
15%
15%
'
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■
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1
Gold
Ltd
55c
3,000
2.60
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the
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Iron
Gold
Cons
Gold
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
5
Ltd
1.33
1.33
1.33
Feb
—
5.35
5.50
650
5.05
Jan
28c32%c
72,900
19 %c
Jan
5.30
2,500
3.80
Jan
2.000
1
30c
5.20
Cons Oil
Calvan
Canadian
Admirals
Atlantic
Central
10%
700
4.50
4.70
1,200
4.45
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3.85
8.75
3.85
700
9.80
1,000
42c
44c
4.500
9.75
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—
2
4.90
4.90
—
2,50
2.50
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—
40c
40c
—
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Ltd
Producers
•
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2.25
55c
1.26
4.30
4.05
85c
90c
—
9
3.60
1
Jasper Oil Corp—
Kroy Oils Ltd—
90c
*
1
*
Merrill
Co
Mines
Ltd
700
1.00
96,800
75c
National
Petroleums
British
Continental
Okalta
&
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Pacific
Oil
Oil
1,000
10c
30c
30c
59c
34c
7,900
14%
14'/«
15
350
59c
1,500
4.90
100
48c
4.90
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2.35
88c
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3.40
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&
Trans
Empire
Trican
26c
—
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—
Westburne
Oil
1.42
13c
Lorado
Scotia
Monpas
of
Mines
Jan
14%
Feb
15%
Jari
Feb
60c
Jan
48c
4.70
Jan
5.00
Jan
700
6.45
200
7.80
26c
21,500
22 %c
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10%
a
10%
50
Jan
*
11%
Feb
9.25
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
26c
Feb
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Jan
11
&
Power
Feb
7.00
7.25
13,400
5.90
Jan
*7,65
Jan
—
1.63
Jan
New
Pacific
Coal
&
Nocana
Mines
Ontario
:
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Pacific
Co
Agnew-Surpass
1.75
8.15
Jan
32 %c
Feb
1.62
1.50
1.65
2,300
1.25
Jan
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a60c
400
1
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2.45
33 %c
Jan
Albermont
14'/8
Feb
Alberta
Consolidated
9%c
9%c
1,000
97/«c
Feb
12c
Jan
Alberta
Distillerers
2.85
Feb
Alberta
Feb
Algom
—
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3c
3c
1,500
Jan
2.00
51c
Jan
68c
3c
Jan
3'/2c Jan
2.30
2.45
1,300
80c
88c
43.600
66c
Jan
95c
75c
79c
19,215
74c
Jan
84c
Jan
60c
65c
3,600
55c
Jan
70c
Feb
55c
59c
11,500
5dc
Feb
78c
Jan
65c
66c
5,000
65c
Feb
75c
Jan
2.00
2.45
Jan
—
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Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range since Jan 1
High
Low
High
18%
16,362
26%
26%
26%
2,270
*
6%
6%
6%
250
17%
17%
17%
80
17
100%
100%
15
100
13c
14c
5,900
10c
15c
16c
3,500
15c
Jan
17c
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8%
8%
50
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
10
9%
9%
34
9'%
Jan
9%
Jan
13c
16%
Jan
18%
26
Jan
C4 to !7N . CO
6%
Miller
17%
Jan
100%
Feb
Jan
16c
Feb
78c
75c
78c
8,250
60c
Jan
90c
87c
90c
5,000
82c
Jan
*
1.30
Stadacona
Standard
Steeloy
Mines
Gold
1.00
Cons
Tache
lake
*
1.75
1.45
107,630
1.11
Jan
1.48
Jan
3.50
100
3.25
Jan
3.50
Feb
1.75
1.75
100
1.75
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.90
1.90
1,800
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33c
32c
33c
2,502
1
4.15
3.50
4.15
56.100
•
40%
40
40%
1,091
40
Jan
42%
Jan
'
51
49%
51
8,687
46
Jan
51'
Feb
23
24
585
23
Feb
24%
Jan
Algoma Steei
6c
6c
500
5c
Jan
6%c Jan
1
5c
6c
15,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
Amalgamated
13c
13c
13c
3,000
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
American
Leduc
Vic
12c 12 %c
7,000
12c
Feb
14c
Jan
American
Nepheline
Yellowknife
„_1
12
17c
1
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16c 17 %c
10c
4c
*
4c
11c
.
4c
35,000
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2nd
Ltd
Co
of
—i
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—
22c
1st
25
23
1
pfd
104%
28c
3.50
Jan
Feb
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Tobrit
16c
Feb
24c
Jan
Amurex
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
625
104
Jan
105
Jan
16c
750
11 %c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
29c
25c
29c
24c
Jan
36c
50c
90c
88c
95c
8,300
75c
Jan
1
3%c
Jan
4V2C Jan
1.05
Feb
Petroleums
19 %c
18c
22c
66,950
18c
Feb
12
12%
650
10%
Jan
3.15
3.15
3.35
16,425
Ltd
;
500
61c
1.05
Oil
Anchor
Dev
class
A
5
•
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-
1
-
5,000
61c
Feb
1.10
Jan
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Pulp
5,000
63c
Feb
65 %c
Feb
Anglo-Huronian
56%
105
54%
Jan
56%
Feb
23c
9,000
22c
6 %c
7%c
8,500
5.30
5.50
6,091
3.15
6 %c
Canadian
4.85
Jan
6.00
50
315
48%
Jan
50%
Jan
13
1,500
12
Jan
13
Jan
Anglo Rouyn Mines
25c
1
25c
25c
I,000
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
66,900
9c
Jan
.
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22c
Feb
26c
Jan
Ankeno
11c
10c 12 %c
500
9%c
Feb
11 %c
Jan
Apex Cons Res
5c
6c
16,500
4c
Jan
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Aquarius
-—1
24c
20c
26c
50.800
20c
Feb
4c
1,500
4c
Feb
4%c Jan
Arcan
—*
1.65
1.50
1.65
605
7c
Area
8c
4,000
Feb
8c
Jan
45c
14.000
37 %c
Jan
45c
Feb
1.44
1.55
16,900
1.37
Feb
26c
26c
1,000
17c
Jan
30c
Jan
10c
15c
2,000
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
16c
2.05
1
Mines
—*
Porcupine
Corp
Mines
1
Argus Corp common
49c
100
83
23c
Jan
A&hdown
Hardware
73c
2,000
73c
Feb
83c
Jan
Athona
15,350
21c
Feb
34c
Jan
Atlas
1,000
26c
Jan
55c
Feb
Atlas
class
1
B
Steels
55c
Mines
3.00
3.00
5,700
2.70
Jan
3.00
Jan
12%
82%
Feb
8c
65c
Jen
60
Feb
40c
Jan
13%
85
2,800
65 %c
Feb
82c
Feb
Aumacho
12 %c
lie
13c
11,700
11c
Feb
18c
14%
14%
100
14%
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15
Jan
66c
Feb
84c
Jan
66c
500
1.47
1,040
9c
9c
10c
6,650
4.00
4.00
4.05
4,700
1.05
1.05
1.000
93c
30c
30c
3,000
26c
Jan
30c
Aunor
10c
27,700
9c
Jan
10c
10c
Jan
12c
10 %c
(1944)
Jan
24c
Jan
53c
Jan
16'%
16%
250
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
10c 10 %c
10,700
8%c
9c
River
28c
Mines
Gold
Electric
13c
2,930
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
1,020
14c
Feb
16c
Jan
11c
Jan
8c
9c
9c
24,500
7c
Jan
6%C 10 Vac
88,300
6%c
Jan
II,019
24 %c
Jan
39c
15c
43,300
11 %c
Feb
15c
Feb
2.25
1,100
2.10
Jan
2.45
Jan
8%
common
Avillabona Mines Ltd
13c
8'%
8%
125
8'%
Feb
12'%c 15% c
29,750
28c
32c
11c
•IO'/bC
Jan
9
22c
Jan
Feb
4.20
Jan
Jan
1.05
10c
Trebor
Mines
7.95
Ltd
14%c;
9%c '
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1.85
1,400
a5c
;
7.95
1.70
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6.70
a5c
400
13c 15 %c
13,525
Feb
—
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Feb
7.95
1.70
Feb
1.90
Gairdner S
40 Wall
Jan
8c
Jan
10c"
13c
Feb
16c
Jan
8%c
Feb
14c
Jan
1.38
1.38
200
1.500
1.40
11c
Jan
1.50
14c
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Jan
CANADIAN
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Ltd
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j,
23c 26 %c
Corp Ltd
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see
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12,100
4.05
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61c
82c
23,000
23c
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1.86
1.90
3,100
3.40
61c
Jan
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1.81
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Jan
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Feb
1.00
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footnotes
4.05
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United Montauban Mines
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Investment Bankers Association
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-
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WHitehall 4-5335
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Feb
Jan
—
Canadian Affiliates
Jan
14,700
10c
Gompanij Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Jan
23,500
8%c
11c 11 %C
Mines
6.70
Jan
Jan
16%
15%
2.15
Mines
Jan
30c
Ltd__
4.00
Jan
14c
40c
Jan
13c
Jan
6,700
14c 14 %c
Feb
500
13,000
31.900
16%
Jan
9%c
10 %c 10 %c
9c
21c
11 %c
Auto
66c
1.45
1
Jan
45c
Jan
Ltd
Jan
Jan
18c
10c
(1937)
Atlin-Ruffner
82c
Jan
400
40c
Yellowknife
8c
32,800
83
16%
Corn
24c
1.58
50c
13'%
Jan
Feb
20c
Metals
Jan
Jan
1.50
Feb
Jan
43c
Armistice
21c
1.42
6c
Jan
82%
8c
Arjon Gold
65 %c
Ltd
13c
28c
Jan
Jan
80c
Ltd
42c
1.00
13'%
*
Preferred
73c
—
Jan
1 Jan
13
1,300
2,000
9c
49%
5.45
*
9%c
21c
Ltd.
f
13
*
Paper pfd—50
&
11%
18c
Feb
3.80
Feb
9%c
1.45
Jan
13%
Feb
10%'
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Jan
Jan
1.03
23c
Feb
62c
56%
22,150
11%
Ltd—
Ltd—
Feb
4.15
16C
^—ll——1
Larder
Anacon Lead
7,500
1.05
18c
Goldfields
Silver
Feb
33c
4
104 104%
preferred
6,000
1.05
__
Ltd
Jan
1.90
Jan
1
Jan
Corp
Mines
Jan
1.29
Jan
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Jan
85c
Mines Ltd
20c
Ascot
Mines
Mining
Jan
Cons
10c
—
Mines Ltd
Jan
3.50
*
1.90
Pacific
Uranium
Feb
Oils
Mines
Jan
Feb
Jan
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Silver
Feb
7
Jan
1
com
Jan
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
d Bherrltt-Gordon
Jan
Jan
18%
1
Gas
4c
7c
Mines
Feb
18%
Petroleums
17c
Mines
Mines
Feb
Jan
54c
•
Knife
Jan
42c
Uranium
Jan
1.65
Jan
•
Yellow
Aubelle
Uranium
Jan
9.10
78c
1
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
Ltd
Mines
1.95
37c
Jan
187
Corp Ltd
..Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Rix-Athabasca
50c
Jan
83c
.
10c
-
9,000
Coppe*
Radiore
100
Jan
2.32
75c
Feb
100
common
Preferred
12
Ltd
East Dome
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%c
Mines
Quebec
1.55
1.82
57c
2,000
1
26 %c
Gold
Preston
100
37c
*
55c
Uranium
900
9.00
Oil
2,480
Ltd
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Orehan
j
300
2.25
a68c
1.85
„
100
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2,000
Ltd
(1945)
1.60
*
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32c
--
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1.60
2.25
a68c
__
__
37c
Acadia-Uranium
9c
—
Island
Jan
—
9.00
Class A
14 %
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
10%
1.85
common
common
30c
—
"U"
Jan
*
Acadia-Atlan
13 %
_—
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8
20
20c
Ltd
Larder
1,130
Jan
*
preferred
4c
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New
Feb
9
1.80
Last
Paper
Anglo
New
90c
3.90
Par
Abltlhl
63c 65%c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
30c
Ltd
Mines
Corp
75c
Jan
Sale Price
18C
Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Cor Ltd
Mining
Jan
1,600
Jan
STOCKS
4c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
(Minda
Feb
4.65
Jan
Canadian Funds
—
1.00
Mines
Feb
1.20
Jan
1.50
Toronto Stock
1
Uranium
Macdonald
2.25
Jan
3.85
40c
37c
Limited
1
Ltd
Jan
3.30
—1
Jan
Jan
35c
8.75
15,400
Ltd—
45c
1,800
1
Co
Jan
2.50 Feb
Jan
9.00
Ltd—
Ltd
Oils
14%
*
Mines
1.50
5.40
Jan
Jan
1
Petrol-Chemical
Tri-Tor
1
Mines
1.70
17,150
Feb
4.25
cf'vi
d-Bufayette
4.50
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
1
—
Phillips Oil Co
Quebec Oils Development
Feb
1.15
Jan
Jan
Feb
11%
72,800
Jl4ngside Copper Mining Co Ltd
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40c
Jan
Jan
25c
10
-
68c
Ltd—
Feb
•
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Jan
Jan
3.60
8.75
11%
l
Mines
9.80
1.70
90c
Oils
American
dTSlondike-Keno
Jan
3.75
•
:
7c
Feb
2.55
Ltd
Feb
8.70
1.65
♦
Co
Ltd
Petroleums
Western
Aluminum
Mines
3.85
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Corp Ltd
Dominion
New
New
Ltd
41 %c
Feb
12c
58c
:
Feb
3.55
Friday
2,300
2.20
i—
3.75
—
Jan
22,600
65c
voting trust
Jan
5.15
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
107/a
600
Ltd
Oil
Home
40c
Jan
81,400
—
—
Feb
Jan
3,800
93c
1
Ltd
Federated Petroleums
1.85
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
5.35
Jan
1,000
Ltd
Jan
Feb
9
1,000
1
Co
Ltd
Feb
1.33
5.60
33c
30c
100
-—*
Oil
Cordasun
33c
10 %
--
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Oils
Oils
Leduc
Consolidated
Ltd-.
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Southern
30c
10%
*
Canada Oils Lands Ltd
'Canada
33c
*
Gas Ltd
&
4.95
1,000
1
25c
Ltd
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
1.15
2.42
Lake Mines Ltd:
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1
1-33
*
Ltd
«
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*
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Ltd
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15%
4.15
l
Kay rand Mining Dev Co Ltd
Kepmayo Yukon Mines Ltd—
;
Jan
Voting trust
'Jdculet
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4c
Homestead
58c
3.40
——_1
Mines
iJardun Mines Ltd
■
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Petroleums
Jan
11c
__
1
Mining & Dev Co
Uranium
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3c
Western
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2,000
Wllrich
Feb
75c
95c
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3c
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Akaitcho
of
3c
Feb
14
1.01
— —
*
Ltd
Jan
—
Jan
54c
4.00
3.05
•
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Mines
65c
Feb
•
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54c
55c
_*
Ltd
Yellowknife
Feb
6c
Feb
—1
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49c
3.40
Jan
28c
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,
2,700
Petroleums
Antone
Acme
.oGiant
rod.
Ltd
50c
11c
.
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d -H
Mines
49c
Feb
1
Ltd
Jan
—
Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian
$1.50
Mines
14c
Jan
1,000
—1
-
Nickel
Jan
4,500
1
Mines
Faleon'oridge
Feb
2.30
Jan
8,000
__1
Ltd—IL—
;!E| Sol Goid Mines Ltd
Fab
4%c
20c
6c
1
—
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
3.40
1
-
Ltd
Ltd—
Corp
1.37
1.27
10c
1
.
Ltd
^East Sullivan Mines
Jari
8 %c
6c
1
—
Mines
Feb
3.10
*
Mines
2.10
65c
8%c
3c
Ltd
Ltd-
Nickel
Feb
Jan
3.40
e
'Mst
1.95
48c
8'Ac
28c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
9%c
^.1
Ltd
9.50
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
9c
—1
Mines
Co
20 %c
Jan
1
Ltd
Coulee Lead & Zinc
iCournor
Jan
7.75
31c
1
Consolidated Howey Gold Mines
Consolidated Rochette Mines Ltd
Cortez
9,575
18c
9c
1
Ltd-
Mines
45,500
9.50
9.00
31c
1
Candego Mines Ltd
C?ns Central Cadillac
19c 20 %c
9.35
—50c
;
Explorers Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Chibougamau
Cobalt
Ltd—*
:*———*
Mining Co Ltd
•
&
Chemical
(Dunsmuir)
"
Ltd
Mines
Dev
Ltd—
Mines
Flon
Collieries
Canadian
Mines
Albermont
Pan
Callinan
38c,
7c
Jati
*
1
vtc
Mines Ltd
Gold
Bouscadillac
Feb
3,000
Feb
33C
19c
40,700
20c
49c
12,000
10c
Feb
40c
1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd
Feb
30c
_1
Belville Gold Mines Ltd—
3.25
2c
^ase Metals Mining Corp'n Ltd-.;—_*
Bonville Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
7%c
7%c
—
Mines
3*15
500
18c
*
Ltd
Mines
950
1
Ltd——1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Anacon
3.25
High
34c
7c
—,
1
Mines Ltd__l
Ltd—
1
Canadian
■
3.15
Low
30c
30c
Stocks—
Calalta
a21 % a21%
1
Corp—
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Barvue
11%
19%
Jan
Jan
Slocks-—
jMining
Aconic
Feb
17%
4.733
10
*
—
—.
11%
124
6%
a21 %
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
13%
*
Ltd-—^—_
W^steel Products Ltd
S";
132
Copper
&
Shares
7c
Western Tungsten Cooper
Pyrite
for Week
Low
1
Wecden
Feb
Sales
Range
Par
Feb
36
600
Week's
of Prices
Last
.
High
Jan
3.60
300
127
Ltd
Alloys Steel
(Jack)
Watson
11%
19%
127
pfd—100
cum
Pipe
Canada
Corporations
Vanadium
11%
17%
127
——,
6%
Corp,
Mountain
Trans
Union
11%
19 %
common
Ltd
Canada
1
Sale Price
Oil
Reitmans
12
Friday
355
112 % 112%
—
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.10
4.10
—
»
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
MARKETS
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
22 y2
Orange Crush Ltd—
"
Po\frcr Corp of Canada G% 1st pfd.100
Quebec Telephone Corp common
5
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
10
FOR
Sales
Range
I.ast
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
.
i<V'
'
i
.
Canadian Stock Exchange
"*
Wire system to all offices
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Number 5299
Volume 179
..
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(751)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Bagamac
Mines
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
Banff
Consolidated
Bank
—
of
—
Jan
2.27
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
39
Jan
Charier
359
40
Jan
1.23
43%
Feb
Chemical Research
30
42 'A
Jan
44%
Jan
Chesklrk
1.18
Feb
1.39
Jan
Chesterville
1.38
1.35
1.50
36,325
6,755
55c
58c
760
1.35
5uc
Jan
1.58
Jan
Jan
70c
Range Since Jan. 1"
High
Low
17c
22c
24,000
1.18
24,700
15c
8c
50
1.95
8c
500
5,000
13c
1.52
8,550
105,435
2 2 c*u Feb
Jan
8c
20c
1.35
1.45
Higfir j
Feb
1.05
20c
Oils
1.45TJan
Feb
8c
1.30
Jan
23ct(
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.65 'Jan
Explorers
Ltd
2.03
1.52
Jan
6c
6'Ac
3,000
6c
Jan
7'AoijJan
29 %c
31c
48.800
28c
Jan
36'At:;/an
—
Mines
1.93
6c
31c
Mines
Chibougamau
Shares
1.05
,
1.10
Centremaque Gold
ChalhlM'laiin Oil
Jan
1.50
1
19c
Uranium
Jan
1.80
for Week
of Prices
Low
Porcupine
Lake
35%
42%
Ltd
Centre
6%c
58c
Mines
Feb
5.40
910
42%
Warrants
Jan
Central
Sales
Range
Par
Feb
c
3,800
43
1.30
3.70
19:3/4
I,400
42%
I
Last
High
'Jan
7c
42%
...10
14c
2.05
37%
Mines
Barvue
29,005
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
38'A
38
10
Toronto.
Barnat
1.90
6%c
__
IJJ
STOCKS
Low
93,100
5.40
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank
4.75
2.05
1
Montreal
of
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14'Ac 17 %c
5.25
50c
Oils
Bankfield
Shares
Low
15c
;
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
50c
50c
2,000
47c
Jan
1.25
1.36
80,200
•
2.11 .Feb
62c
Jan
Jan
"o;nU
Barymin
Base
Metals
Baska
Bat hurst
2,800
17c
5,500
lt>c
Jan
17c
Jan
39c
44c
37,900
35'Ac
Feb
64c
Jan
22c
25c
15,700
20c
Jan
25c
Jan
47c
Jan
26c
Jan
35c
35c
700
1
21c
24c
7,820
Bros
Lodge
6%
*
*
6%
49c
25
Telephone
Bellekeno
Jan
15c
1
Beaver
1.55
24c
Mining
Bell
Feb
40V2c
Ltd
ueattle-Duquesne
Beatty
1.42
*
•
Mines
Petroleums
1.51
•
Mining
Uranium
Bata
1.44
•
Ltd
Co
Chimo
40%
1
Mines
Belleterre Quebec
7
820
49c 51 %c
39%
16c
1
4.10
1
55c
16c
6,600
18c
6%
Feb
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
Feb
70c
Jan
39%
Jan
40%
Feb
37,400
'
49c
13.359
40%
13'Ac
35c
13 %c
Feb
16c
4.50
Jan
1.28
Chromium
Chrysler
2.15
2.15
56%
20
7c
7%c
1,700
1.34
1.21
1.35
43,923
77c
75c
79c
4,550
Jan
83c:' Jan
8
8%
1,005
7%
Jan
ll%f'Jan
—
—
,
Cobalt Consolidated
—
Mining Corp
Willians
Cocksliutt Farm Equipment
-
8%
Lake
Coin
Beta
River
4.10
Gamma
Bevcourt
Blbis
Mines
•
.
Gold
Yukon
100
55c
500
Blue
Ribbon
Bobjo
•
27c
34c
16,700
21c
20c
24c
128,900
1
—
preferred
50
25c
2,500
9c
59.360
6c
42
1
Gold
lQc 10 %C
8%^
1
Mines
Bonville
30c
1
Mines
Bldgood Kirkland
■
4.00
Colomac
42
42
40
24 %c
26c
31,800
Feb
72c
Jan
Conduits
27c
Jan
43c
Jan
Coniagas
20c
Jan
9'Ac
34c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
12'Ac Jan
9c
Feb
42
Feb
42
Feb
22c
Feb
26c
Jan
20'Ac
20c
22c
82,100
Bordulac
1
8'Ac
8%c
9c
3,000
Boymar
1
14c
12c
14c
56,533
•
3.60
3.50
3.70
2,700
1.60
1.75
2,734
1.12
Jan
li
13%
14
80
13%
Jan
Bralsaman Pete
Brantford
Brewis
1
Cordage
Brazilian
class
Traction
A
*
ordinary
Britalta
British
1
Coniaurum
2,000
7%c
21c
Feb
preferred
preferred
25c
Class
10c
Jan
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
3.70
Feb
Consolidated
1.75
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
Jan
Consolidated
Reef
Brunhurst
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
26,200
1.80
Jan
2.20
Jan
Cons
Jan
5.20
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
80
Jan
Consolidated
92
93%
180
93%
Feb
93%
50
49%
6%
50
396
3.75
90
48
Jan
Jan
50
Feb
6%
6 %
3,785
13%
14%
140
9%
9%
9%
450
19%
19
19%
3,317
34c 39 %C
65,850
5%
Jan
67A
Jan
13
Jan
14%
Feb
9
Jan
9%
Buffalo
Jan
19% Jan
30c
Jan
49c
2.14
2.20
12c
10c
12c
10c
Jan
1
10c
•"9'Ac
10c
II,525
9c
Feb
13c
Jan
15c
15c
17c
14,100
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
8,300
30,250
2.14
Feb
1
10'A
10%
10%
1,160
10%
7c
6%c
7c
3,500
6'Ac
25c
24 %c
29c
141,259
4%c
5%C
6.000
Ankerite
1
Buffalo
Canadian
•
Red
1
Burlington
Burns
38%
1
10%
1
101'/2
preferred
Flin
Flon
19c
1
Oils
13
Jan
2,300
Jan
9c
Bread
Canada
Iron
Canada
Life
Consolidated
60c
Jan
72c
Jan
Canada
Northern
Canada
Oil
29c
Feb
Corby
Feb
6c
Jan
(H)
39
35%
Jan
13c
9,000
12c
Jan
2,000
12c
J an
13c
Jan
Cosmos
835
39
Class
50
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Coulee
44%
378
37%
Jan
44'A
Feb
8
Feb
Croinor
I
400
7
Jan
"i
8
20c
40,000
11
6,370
9
Jan
11'A
Jan
15
100%
Jan
101%
247,700
15'Ac
Jan
21'Ac
23c
Feb
28c
16c 21 %c
17c
Feb
Jan
24c
Crown
Feb
D'Aragon
Jan
Davis
5.30
Jan
2.85
2.80
2.85
3,612
2.80
Feb
2.97
Jan
Davison
8.25
8.15
8.35
3,095
6.70
Jan
8.50
Jan
D'Eldona
lie
Feb
6c
83Ac
3,967
50,249
6c
Feb
10'AC11 Jan
32,208
15c
Jan
20c 11 Jan
15c 17 %c
350
24'A Jan
1.70''Feb
9c "Feb
"ntfan
15c
65c
65C
72c
26,200
65c
Feb
8%c
8c
6%
790"
Feb
2.50
,!"Jan
8
Jan
5TU
105;;
83Ac
53,500
8c
Feb
c
11'Ac Jan
9c' 9'Ac
4,000
9c
Feb
10%vJ^n
1.25
400
96c
Jan
1.25
1.05
18
17%
•
3.95
3.75
18
5,960
16%
3,570
3.50
Jan
16c
6,515
11
11%
I,305
10'A
10%
105
11%
*
,
18
,;j$n
4.10
rj^n
sJ3an
15c,
Feb
18c
10'A
Jan
12'A
10
.
Jan
H%dj?fn
*
9
9
75
9
Feb
*
common
97A
10
221
9
Jan
9'A, i Jan
10
20'Ac Jan
lojan
25c
30c
10,900
_1
7'Ac
8c
1,000
6c
Jan
8c
1
21c
26c
II,600
21c
Feb
44c
—100
62
70'A
213
60
Jan
70'A;FCb
37%
37%
888
34
Jan
38
8%c
9c
3,000
Jan
97Ac Feb
27c
30c
Gold
Corp
'
7%c
2.95
Jan
Jan
Del
88'A
Jan
98
Jan
Detta
29%
Producers
390
28'A
Jan
29'A
Feb
13
13
100
13
Feb
15
21%
375
19%
217A
Jan
Distillers
81
79%
Feb
9
1,150
10 %c
Jan
14c icJhn
515
13%
Jan
15
4.70
100
4.70
Feb
95c
95c
2,500
95c
Feb
27c 32'Ac
81,698
27c
Jan
12c
14%
1
29c
Ltd
1.15
1
1.81
1
15 %c
1.80
15'Ac
1.15
1.10
600
2.20
45,300
t>17c
9,100
41c
Jan
Jan
'1.23
<
Jbn
1.40
Jan
2.20 Ffeb
Jan
19c vi Jbn
81
215
9
540
8%
Jan
Jan
Dome Exploration
Dome Mines 1
55
46
51'A
Jan
55
Feb
Dominion
Bank
10%
Feb
11 '
Jan
Dominion
Coal
Dairies
9'A
1.82
1.70
1.85
9,800
1.65
Feb
2
29 7A
29%
30'A
10,170
27%
Jan
1.85
10%
10%
150
3.75
4.00
3,865
3.65
Feb
4.00
Jan
2.15
2.26
910
1.95
Feb
2.26
Feb
37
50
37
Feb
32%
305
32
Jan
32%
60%
61%
120
58
Jan
61%
Feb
9.70
8.75
9.80
24,506
8.55
Jan
9.80
Feb
Dominion
2.85
1,500
2.50
Jan
2.85
Feb
Dominion
4.40
4.45
15'A
10
4.45
900
15
15%
1,595
14'A
Jan
15%" Ffeb
33%
2.50
*
(Western)—
30'A" Ffeb
33%
365
31%
Jan
33%
4.15
4.60
Jan
96
96
40
49%
50
•
50
305
Dominion
93
Jan
96
Feb
49'A
Jan
50%
45c
41c
221
35
14%
3,691
8
4%
45c
24,980
4.90
4.75
5.00
3,250
33%
34'%
1,440
32%
38c
4.40
50c
Jan
Donalda
Jan
5.40
Jan
Donnell
Steel
34%
Feb
•
23
22%
23
5,535
21%
Jan
23
Jan
•
29
29
29%
597
28%
Jan
30
Jan
Car
•
17
17
17%
310
17
Feb
18%
100
99%
100
135
99%
13%
13%
860
11'A
19%
20
410
19%
Jan
20'A
Feb
n .Ffeb
'jf.'Ffeb
15%hJhn
Jan
13%
i
Jan
iqjfcn
100
14'A
10
97A
10%
6,233
9%
Feb
ll'/i'dRin
20
19%
20'A
4,757
18'A
Jan
20 'Am Ffeb
2,455
7%
Jan
Tar & Chemical common—*
23.50
i
8%
21%
110
21
6
6%
6%
1,950
6
Feb
7
1
55c
48c
Feb
61c
48c
58c
124,800
*
2.70
2.70
50
1
class A
9
8%
21%
8%
.
•
Mines
20
31c
42c
,
$1.75
Celanese common
•
21%
20%
20
Feb
24'A
Jan
200
29
Feb
32
8
8%
3
9.05
9.00
9.55
1,015
20,400
71c 79 %c
9,433
16c
Canadian- Decalla
3,305
30
8
18c
8,050
87c
92c
10,050
70c
55
205
25
Chemical
Canadian Colleries
&
Cellulose
(Dunsmuir)
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Devonian
•
•
Fairbanks
Food
Products
common
4
2.25
25c
'AicJan
Jan
Jan
3.00 (Jkn
Feb
42c' Feb
23c VuFfeb
Castle
Eastern
j—L_j
7.50
Jan
9.55
Feb
62c
Jan
79'Ac
Feb
16c
Feb
26c
Oil
Central Patricia
Jan
97c
,
Jan
For footnotes see
page 45.
24%
50
3.50
50
52
Jan
57% Jan
23'A
Jan
24%
3.50
3.75
Jan
Feb
80c
Feb
El
El
Sol
!
A
l.lTiiFeb
Jan
93c
1.17
4.25
11,212
75c
1.00
418,500
6
6%
800
5'A
Jan
6'A Feb
6
6
100
5%
Feb
6'A
6'A
~
62
Jan
Emerald
Jan
67c
Jan
Estella
15
14%
15%
4,000
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
Eureka
101% 101%
30
Jan
101%
Feb
Jan
2.70
27
10
82,900
3.55
75c
Jan
4.25'Ofcn
Feb
1.43 'dhn
27
50
26
Feb
mjan
<i'(Tan
23
51c
1
7c
,
23 «A
Jan
24
54c
8,250
42c
Jan
54c
7c
10c
19,333
6%c
Feb
10c
7c
Jan
545
22%
H)
27
Jan
51c
20
Oils
Gold
Feb
Feb
Feb
•
14 'Ac ■: Jan
1
lie
lie
13c
48,600
*
33c
26c
35c
30,100
25c
Feb
43c
"Jan
,_1
19c
18c
21c
57,000
18c
Feb
25c
Jan
1
88c
86c
1.02
40,495
54c
Jan
1.07 'Feb
30c
4,200
18c
Jan
30c " Feb
Feb
2.15
2.70
2,640
100
1.65
Glacier
Mines
Ltd
Corn
Warrants
53c
Feb
1.02
Jan
Famous
2,640
21
Jan
24%
Jan
14%
15%
3,630
12
Jan
15%
Feb
1.56
1.45
1.60
13,200
Jan
Federal
1.65
25c
15%
14%
•
-
Fanny Farmer
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
25c
•
21
-
14,800
1.42
Players
Grain
15%
4,032
14%
Feb
15%
20%
21
1,455
19
Jan
21
21%
21%
140
20 -
Jan
23
Jan
1.87
1.80
1.92
10,400
2.09
Jan
19
19
19
645
19
Feb
_1
250
class
A
•
1.80
6.35
20%
6.25
Feb
55%
175
45%
Jan
56
Jan
Federal
100
10
99
Jan
100
Feb
Federated
19
2.21
20%
2.25
,
4,805
1,200
17
2.20
4.60
2.39
Jan
2.60
Feb
Fraser
3.70
Jan
4.85
Feb
Frobisher
2.60
100
4.85
6,200
2.50
43.550
75C
80C
4,300
Motor
1.70
Jan
class
B
Foundation
Cos
Co
common
Ltd
Feb
Warrants
85c
Jan
4%
common
Jan
8%c
Jan
13'Ac
Jan
3.85
Jan
4.65
Jan
debentures
23c
48c
61c
122,300
18c
20c
12,600
18c
Feb
1.15
Jan
1.45
1.40
1.50
2,900
78%
78%
81'A
8,030
82
81%
82
39
14%
14%
200
12'A
Jan
15'A
Jan
167A
16%
17
630
•
4.85
4.80
4.95
11,800
31c
—
~
55c
91
91
3,792
5 *
Jan
62c
60c
•
.
Jan
47c
_
Feb
26
14,377
*
•
t
100
36,800
•
1
27
27
4.30
•
A
—
2.50
Jan
"
7lc
Class
4.40
Jan
20
4.65
27
12c
20c
1
Manufacturing
Ford
7.00 Jan
3.80
•
Mines
Fleet
Jan
1
warrants—
Jan
Jan
6.30
Iron
Feb
1.00
34%
-
Petroleum
B
23
4,115
1.99
Class
42
6.50
80C
Fen!more
Jan
6.30
2.05
Jan
Jan
500
i
2.55
Jan
1,398
90c
2.00
6.30
20% Jan
Feb
20
Kirkland
20
285
23
90c
40
-
Jan
Preferred
85c
42
23
23
6.50
Feb
150
53
100
Feb
Jan
eiFeb
11c 12 %c
'
6.35
54
,
3.80
1
Pen-Rey
'/l
Feb
3.45'Feb
Jan
96c
*
Investment
Eddy Paper class
35c
•
"
3.45
.i
Economic
57
1
7
1.90
90c tfdFfeb
ll7Ac
1.14
*
74C
~i
—III
621,785
2.30
3.00
■
25
•
Trethewey
Explorers
Jan
4.10
Steel
24%
•
9%c
1
Easy Washing Machine
7,550
"•
Corp Ltd
5,200
Feb
Eastern
24
25
Jan
Jan
*
53c
*
20c
70c
1
Mines
Mines
24
•
13,350
179,262
_1
Nickel
Metals
62
ioo
Canadian Wirebound class A
Canvar Industries preferred
Cariboo Gold
Central Leduc
Jan
45c
33y3c
Canadian Williston Minerals
Asbestos
Sullivan
9'A
15'A
common
Utilities pfd
Canadian Vickers
—
Rim
East
Jan
25
Canadian
23c
90c
10c ll%c
1
Falconbrldge Nickel
Prospect
Canadian Tire Corp
East
Jan
7%
Mines
72c
1
20c
85c
■jo
Malartic
1
Railway
46,300
20c
1
Amphi
41'Ac
2.70
Reserves
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd
Canadian Pipe Line Products
Central
3.50
41c
Feb
21 %n3hn
Jan
90c
1
East
42c
ioo
Pacific
Minerals
1
62
l
•
Warrants
Cassiar
3.50
•
common
Canadian Oil & Gas
Canadian
24
ioo
Cos
preferred
Canadian
54
•
—.
Oil
54
Gas
&
&
Elder Mines
common
Malartic
Canadian
5%
Petroleum
Dredge
Preferred
Canadian
21%
29
•
preferred
Canadian
Oils
Dyno Mines
East
Canadian
Oils
Dragon
Duvex
Feb
•
•
common
Mudge
8
5
17
;
Jan
19 %
Jan
*
Coal
&
Stores
&
14
14
100
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
14%
•
1
34%
Feb
14
'
-
Foundry & Steel com
Preferred
Dominion
5
17
8
25
5
17
25
common
Dominion Magnesium
Jan
8
"
35
preferred
Preferred
37%' Jan
Canners
Class A
Jan
Feb
i'Ffeb
Jan
61%
2
common
Jan
(taX
9
81
Jan
1.10:-Jan
15c
25c
Seagrams
55
Jan
jidan
5.00
.
Jan
21%
13c
14%
Ltd
Minerals
28%
78%
;Ffib
4.70
*
Devon-Leduc Oils
Rio
21'A
*
Feb
14%
1
A
1
100
1,085
3.00
377A
3
1
Mines
2.95
10
Breweries
Jan
i
.jdan
50c
87%
Jan
Jan
•
96
Canadian
Canadian
^b
1.25
Jan
4.00
15'Ac
1
Box
class
2.95
Canadian
,
13c
Jan
2.60'Feb
—_
96
*
Oils
Feb
1
43c
*
Oils
1
Oil
Feb
7c
22
Feb
*
Coal
2.95
50
Atlantic
1.56
25,250
Feb
Mines
B
32
Admiral
73,890
9c
1
Leather
Class
20
Bank of Commerce
681
1.70
soli
Feb
37
Canadian
22%
1.56
10
Dominion Textile common
Canadian
22%
31c
Mills
Zellerbach
4.40
A
Canadian
Feb
3,000
Crowshore Patricia
9,800
*
i
Feb
28c
•
33c
1
voting
Paper
Nest
_10
common
21'Ac Feb
6%
Pershing
2.50
Lines
103,950
1
Mining
7,680
—
SS
•26c
Jan
3.50'Feb
2.60
Lead
3.75
Preferred
21'Ac
Jan
Feb
Warrants
Canada
i
2.30
1
—
Cournor
29 'A
1
class
59c
178,694
409,268
>isX
2.26
Packers
Jan
59c
3.50
31c
_
Ltd
Mines
Imperial
24c
Lands
B
40c
40c
3.00
Feb
2.50
,
Dist
Corrugated
20%
17c
"
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils
rt
Feb
13%c Jan
10%
23c
Warrants
Canada
33c
1
Class B
10
Power
40c iiiJan
Jan
2.09nJan
31c
Pete
West
Copper-Man
Jan
4%c
4.75
;
Foundry
Assurance
Feb
25c
Jan
6%
Conwest Exploration
•
Machinery
Malting
33c
1,000
1.91
i.fj.an
2.50
Rochette
Dominion
Canada
Canada
3,543
32c
-A
Sannorm
0
A
36c
26c
15'Ac
Quebec Gold
Consolidated
*
class
50c -nPeb
30c
8c
—
20
Foils
Canada
Jan
Jan
;
Consolidated
23c
common
Preferred
Canada
45c
10c
14,205
44c
llrAc
Consolidated Ranwick
4.40
common
Cement
9,755
Feb
35c
7c
Delnite Mines
Canada
u*
151,950
class A
B
1
i
•
50c
3,300
1.60
Press
Class
4.60
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
l
22%
Mosher
Consolidated
1
Gas
&
ihfn
8!A, Jan
6c.;, Jan
II
30c
——
15c
101% 101%
20c
•
Oil
Jan
26c
Mining & Smelting—
Consolidated
7%
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Cons
Feb
5c
310
1,700
33c
Oils
Crow's
Caliinan
6%
7
6c
2.05
Lead
Peak
42
44%
1
Calvan
Jgn
12c
3.45
Consolidated
20%
*
Calder Bousquet
Calnorth
jfan
29c
47c
Orlac
12c
*
B
Burrard class A
Calgary Power
49c
Jan
Jan
25c
Nicholson
12c 12 %c
1
Steel
class
Jan
7c
2.00
49'Ac
Consolidated
38%
_*
Co
&
66c 66 'Ac
•
Bunker Hill
42c
22c
6,325
Jan
18'Ac Jan
Feb
Buffalo
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
2,589
30,083
9c
Jan
2.25
Feb
1
Lake
45c
Jim
Jan
1.9#ttan
29C
—
Rights
Feb
17%
2.14
Smelting
Jan
2.00
Arrow—;
Consolidated
1
&
1.75
'J1 Jan
8
40c
Lake Mines
Halliwell
Consolidated
78
1
Gold
1,070
5c
4.00
\
35c
Crest
Consumers Gas
Buffadison
1.75
Jan
Jan
20
31
1
Ltd
Jan
4c
'
„
Howey
Matarrow
4,350
Ltd
Mining
Consolidated
16,830
Mining
Brunswick
Jan
37c
—
Feb
7%
5c
>-
„
Discovery
East
Gillies
Consolidated
7%
1
Oil
Mines
Brunston
6%
7%c
•
Mines
Mines
Brunsman
14
8,600
*
Empire
Broulan
3.75
25
22c 26%C
24%c
Guayana
2.95
80
A
Power
Oil
Consolidated Cordasun
4.90
B
Columbia
200
8
Jan
Jan
22%
*
British
18.000
3.90
7
Jan
80
•
Brtiish
4'Ac
■
7'Ac
19c
4.55
British
class
42cf fJAn
44c
Allenbee
7'Ac
21%
-50
Packers
Jan
10c
1
1.75
1.75
Bakeries
22
British Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
Jan
3.80
Consolidated.Cent Cadillac
4.75
pfd__100
100
4%c/o
1.43
Jan
8,800
1
Consolidated
•
4 %
Jan
8c
Astoria
1
Oil
Electric
1.20
70c
30c
Mines
Consolidated
5,530
2.20
8%c;,Jan
8
Consolidated
7%
2.00
2.75'Jan
58 '• 'Jan
Jan
8c
4c
Mines
10c 10 %c
2.20
Petroleums
American
7%
10'Ac
1
British Columbia
5%
7'%
•
Red Lake
Brilund Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
5c
24c
National
Consolidated
Mine
2.00
55'A
25 %c
1
Y'Knife
55c
1
Bralorne
200
8c
Coldstream Cooper
Commonwealth Petroleum
Berens
1.64:'Jan
Jan
56%
,
j
Corp
Citra-Lartic
Cochenour
1.20
Jan
Jan
Gold
"J&n
1.65-'Jan
64
Jan
81%
62%
Feb
82
Feb
15
.Jan
17
Feb
4.50
Jan
5.10
30c
Feb
78c
91
Feb
92
Feb
Jan
Jan
' Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<752)
Monday, February 15, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
x
Friday
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
week's
FOR
WEEK
FEBRUARY
ENDED
12
Friday
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
"
Sale Price
STOCKS
v"%
Par
.
iGaitwin Exploration
Gas Exploration of Alberta
1.
Power
61c
•
23
100
100
110'/t
common.—
(>l5fo preferred
i"
5%% preferred
/Geco
;
Mines Ltd
General
12
Wares
5%
37% 38%
60
60
17c
3,260
Jan
20 'A
Jan
Jan
Class
Jan
Preferred
Warrants
Jan
110%
Feb
25
110
Jan
110 'A
Feb
12
Jan
5.55
Lavalie
Feb
Leltch
5%c
Jan
Lencourt
34%
Jan
38'A
Jan
Lexindin
159
57%
Jan
62%
Jan
300
5.10
Jan
5.40
Jan
5.35
Jan
16'A'
580
16'A
16
101
101
6%c
101'A
Jan
100
16%
101 %
London
'
Giant
Yellowknife
Glenora
Lake
God's
Gold
Mine#
Gold
Golden
3%c Jan
83c
.
1 79C
92c
64,500
Jan
1.00
Jan
33
9,800
27c
Jan
22c
29,450
16c
Feb
1,000
7c
Jan
12'Ac
l
1.45
1.45
1.50
3,800
44c
41C
45c
13,800
1.45
41c
1.60
Jan
Jan
58c
Mining'
Goodyear
Tire
Preferred
c
Graham
class A
9
Class A preferred
Great Plains Development
t<
ah
-
West
Great
Class
*>■
Great
Grldoil
Gulf
class
Coal
115
48%
Jan
50
7%
Feb
A
49
50
7%
95
37c
37,150
33c
Jan
49c
22'Ac 263Ac
207,920
16c
Jan
26%
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
51%
Feb
Jan
14
Feb
22'A
21
22'/2
51'A
51%
13c
123Ac
6
14c.
6
5
4.90
10
—
•
1
:
1
9c
1
9,587
280
5,685
7.75
Feb
7%
Feb
6'/2
655
5
865
Brass
Class
A
'Hallnor Mines
Hard
Rock
Maple Leaf Milling common,,,
garding Carpets
arrison Hibberc
5%
Hasaga
Head
Gold
of
Jan
Marcus
Jan
Jan
6.10
6.50
12,200
6.00
Feb
7.05
Jan
14
120
Jan
14'A
Jan
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold
9c
9'Ac
45,100
Feb
12c
Jan
11
Jan
McColl
9c
9.90
lO'/a
26,140
7c
7'Ac
10,500
36'A
650
32%
Jan
36'A
16
200
16
Feb
17%
Jan
14'A
15
280
14'A
Feb
15
Feb
3.00
3.00
3.00
9.40
Jan
7c
1,100
20c
19'Ac
24c
480,000
8
8
355
12c
14c
15,600
Feb
3.00
Feb
3.00
Gold
Mines
Feb
24c
8
Jan
9
Highland-Bell
•Highwood Sarcee
Hlnde
16c
18c
9,700
16c
Jan
20c
34c
53,000
17c
Jan
37c
23c
22c
26c
72,700
19c
Jan
26c
•
Home
10c
12c
41,000
8c
Jan
14c
Feb
Oil
Homer
Gold
Howard
Smith
Paper
20%
Erie
Feb
17c
Feb
40c
6 V2
14 %
13'A
14'A
9.50
8.75
9.75
18c
21c
5c
common—
45
preferred
Acceptance
(John)
&
•
Mines
Mines
19%
Jan
22
Feb
Montoco
5
45
Feb
45
Feb
25
900
1.70
1,520
37%
Jan
41
Feb
3,600.
45c
Jan
51c
Jan
7
121%
85
Feb
2.45
Jan
Moore
7.75
Jan
25
Feb
Naco
Jan
National
Jan
9c
Jan
8.20
10%c Jan
Kirkland
10'A
Jan
National
Kristina
National Grocers
Jan
24
Feb
National
4,000
4%c
Jan
4%c
Jan
National
Steel
36'A
38%
Feb
38
Feb
41%
41'/a
41
41%
140
353b
Feb
41%
93A
2.42!
93A
115
2.30
2.59
58,790
5%
20
33
37%,
130'A 130%
22%
22%
Jan
5'A
35
16'A
9%. Jart,
2.00
Jan
.
9%
Jan
5%
Jan
16'A
33
j
3 go
n\/
•
igiAr
37%
Bristol Oils
38c
Feb
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
6'Ac Jan
17c
Feb
1.75
2,360
25c
3,600
6.85
6.75
7.35
61,596
17c
17c
17C
2,000
9
13.50
7%
6
7%
6,773
5%
Feb
7%
Feb
9
8%
9
1,237
8
Jan
9
Feb
56c
6,600
48c
Jan
60c
Jan
26%-
3,360
14%
Jan
27
Feb
55c
54c
9
23%
23%
37c
36c
39c
1.85
1.85
1.85
3.00
1.00
21c
Jan
4.60
Jan
1.75
Feb
5.80
17c
50
10c
9%c
lie
59,700
26c
Feb
Feb
Jan
7.75
Jan
27c
Feb
29c
13,700
2.15
1.88
2.15
Jan
Jan
43c!
1
,
Jan
1.85
Jan
10
11%
13
13
8
375
25%
48c
43'Ac
48c
Jan
20c
16%
:
25 %►
25%
26%
Jan
1
13%
Feb
?
15
-
<
Feb
Jan
50c
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
16%
Jan
.
»
'-Jan
24%
25%
-
Feb
40'Ac
Jan
Feb
i
Feb
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
26%
Jan
25
850
8
Jan
43c
100
-
11%
20c
-
2,187
-
-
6%-
6
2.15 -Feb
Jart
Feb
Jan
7
42o
26%
1
Jan
13%
1,000
16
13c
10-
15,750
20c
■
Jan
Jan
1.60
65
8
7c
<10,266
13
1.75
61.050
11%
—9
40 %c 40'Ac
:
5
23c
B<
30c
Jan
,
10%-'Jan i
Jan
12% 'Jan
23c
525
-
•
Jan
:
10
Jan-
11%^Jan
i
585
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
i
Jan
1.73
Jan
\
Jan
26'A
Jan
i
n %•
27%
7
7
605
1.55
1.65
2,950
-
25%
26%
1,089
25%
-
-
-
35c
Feb
1.53
'
•
»
655
27c
11%
27-%
'
\
Jan
11%
8,600
-
9lA-
1,235
12
23c
v
500
fOJ'e
12
•
-9
:
40
12
—•
1•
7
New
Calumet
Mines
New
Concord
Feb
New
Davies Petroleum
Feb
New
Delhi
5'Ac
Jan
9o
Jan
8
%C Feb
t
2:15
2.28
12.051
Jan
ll%c
Jan
3.80
Jan
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
8c
Feb
9,900
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
23c
Jan
New
Highridge
33c
Jan
43c
Jan
New
Hugh
16'Ac 16'Ac
500
16%c
Jan
1.41
Jan
5c
Feb
6%c Jan
New
20%
Jan
25%.- Jan
7c
Jan
9'Ac
Jan
New
1.33
Feb
1.51
Feb
New
2,500
17%
18
4,290
12'Ac 13'Ac
9,100
Jan
Jan
20c
24 %
2.05
-
Mines
Ltd
Kelore.
Laguerre
;
r
»
17
8c
Morrison
Jan
18%
20c
v
*
55c
Jan
74c
Jan
Newnerth
2,600
65c
Jan
85c
Jan
New
39e
Jan
48c
Jan
,
17c
20c
3,300
14c
Jan
24c
Jan
1
11 %c 13 %c
148,550
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
New Ryan
3,500
26c
Feb
47c
Jan
New
26c
27c
«
18
17%
18'A
2,065
1
h in
70"
8.00
2.25
1,255
1
65c
80c
38,800
17 %C
18c
3,000
15c
18c
19c
7,700
3,735
18c
1,600
20o
1.70
5.95
6.10
24c 243Ac
14%
9,870.
'37c,
35C
15c
]
31c
30'AC
'39C.
26'Ac
'30C.
79c
Jan
:
19c
Jan
t
Jan<
2.60
149,678
4,174
1.53
Jan,
Jan
2.85
4
Jan
it
*
38e
48c
Feb
19%C
Jan
22c..Jan.
.
Feb
Jan
24c
Jan
31c
6,500
18C
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Feb
22c
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22c
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5.50'Jan
6.15' Feb
Jan
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1.70'Jan
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700
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11c
135,000
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9%
725
4%c
4%c
1,200
14%
14%
200
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Jan
9%
Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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2.79
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2,400
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20%c
42c
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40c
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Jan
.
94'Ac
246,175.
44c
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3,500
71c
1.60
1
5
1.20 'Jan
Feb
15c
3,300
1.53
1.11
55c
23,200
.
16c 17'Ac
1.21
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39c
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91c
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1.13
Feb
2.34
Jan
56c
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1.60
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65c
1.63
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69c
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1.20
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65c
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96,850
51,818
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37c
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1.42
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1.75
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37c
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New
3.70
2.05
13c
10c
38c
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3.55
6'Ac
17%
28,950
9'Ac
Feb
10'Ac Jan
9c
1.85
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I,100
10c
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6c
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Feb
10c
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20%
280
28-%-
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30c
28
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Feb
132
28
1
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1,80
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22c
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page 45,
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10
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Laura Secord Candy
57%
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34,620
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Jan
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Feb
53
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17c
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New
New
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Feb
Feb
14'Ac
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19
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Lang & Sons
26%
91
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13
Feb
Jan
4.60
26%
128%
2.OO
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12%
17c
9c 11'Ac
1
New
Feb
Jan
1,700
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Lamaque
Landover
30
1,000
Jan
13c
Feb
8%
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Feb
34 %
19,200
1
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3,189
93
11c
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9c
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30%
91%
93
25c
140
8c
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26%
14 %c 14 %c
30%
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23%
9c
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75
Feb
7%
4.25
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22%
7c
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Lake Osu
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14 %c
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Nesbitt
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30
500
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Negus
Feb
16%
335
12,156
18,319
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9,457
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31c
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15c
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11,400
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13c
14 %c
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23'A
Jan
.
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
18,000
38c
common
400
23'A
Labatt
8%
•
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24
31c
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8%
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4%
Jan
•
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8%
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4%
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Kroy Oils Ltd
Jan
37C
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Townsite
Klondlke-Keno
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52C
Feb
37c
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Jan
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22c
37c
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39
5
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Jan
43c
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8
4,800
37c
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93A
34%
(1939)
Keymet Mines
Kirkland-Htadson
3,625
46c 49'Ac
1
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9'A
1
Keyboycon Mines
.Jan
9'Ac
National Explorations Ltd
34'A
I
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7%
29c
:
Jan
_____50c
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Jan
Jan
24
125
388
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Feb
Jan
8 %c
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Feb
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103
46c
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37
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Feb
34C
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preferred
39
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1.56
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4 '/o
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Jan
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100
1,120
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Jan
Jan-
3c
155
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Jan
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1.33
595
common,,,^
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9
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Moneta
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476
1
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•
10
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36%
37
.
7%
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Jan
common—
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782
45
6,603
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La
22
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38
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5
Jan
1.80
Jan-
57%
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33
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401
Feb
18%
Jan
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10
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39
•
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101
1.56
11c
common
Corp
35
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Lake
6'Ac Jan
400
A
Oil
Oils
Lake
Jan
41%
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Waite
Jellicoe
4'Ac
38 3A
Jaculet Mines
Jet
1,000
*
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Jasper
Modern
•
Mountain
12,500
Fqb
Jan
17%
—*
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9,600
common
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Jack
Jan
8.00
38
International Petroleum
Island
29,075
4 'Ac
Jan
1.30
•
12,000
1.56
3c
29c
Jan
11%
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14 V*
36
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,
8%C
1.40
Feb
1,298
57
:
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7.90
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class
7%c
Jan
21c
24 %C
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Jan
9'Ac
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Metals
8c
1.52
16'Ac
13.500-
-
10
common
Brick
Milton
Jan
9c
5'/2
16%
Preferred
1.80
1
Grain:
24
1
International Nickel Co
Jan
"68c
Feb
Jan
Gas_,
&
Pacific
&
,31
9
Preferred
International
Feb
Jan
^8
Co
Powders
1.97
Feb
Jan
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Jan
16c
100
preferred
Inspiration Mining
International Bronze
.--
Feb
33
Oil
38'A
30
$2 preferred
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42c
Feb
3
$1.50 preferred
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25
Jan
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4y~
•
common
7,050
Jan
53c
12 %c
-
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9%
1
1.56
18%.
100
—
3434
25
,
1.45
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1.61
1
9
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Licht & Power
Feb
7.90
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11,850
Jan
7c
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Uranium
Meta
10!A
123'A 123%
_„
24c
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—1
1
24c
1.85
Imperial Bank
' 10
Imperial Oil
•
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21c
Feb
10c
16c
—
Jan
40 3A
47c
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4,500
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1.80
•
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9
;
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1.80
1
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--24,300
13c
16
Feb
1.51
11,170
68c-
Feb
8c
5,150
—
18c
39'A
25
16
•
77,615
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Merrill
Jan
6%
7,510
1,35
100
Jan
8c
Merrill
Jan
Jan
100
40'A
1
,
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6
•
—
1.70
56c
13c
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30e
13c
300
20
45
100
Lake
30'/2
5c
1
-
32c
35,700
.
Jan
17%c
21c
Lake
Red Lake
7'Ac
»
30
5,850
20c
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Industrial
6,000
6'/2
Hy-Charger'
4%
1,900
14c
30
•
Smelting
paid
Indian
42c
13c
30'A
22
;
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Porcupine
&
4 %c
20,200
50
Hugh-Pam
Huron
13,200
23c
common
,
Hoyle Mining
.Hudson
5%C
17c
1
-
Preferred
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5c
20c
•
,
Yellowknife
Hosco
51/2C
9
,
1.19
Jan
2,500
*
Preferred.'
1
A_,
1.51
Jan
Feb
13c
50
9%c
17
Jan
1
-1
Mercury Mills
Island
Jan
10'Ac
5
Mfg class
Hollinger Consoi
<16-
16
Feb
6%
Feb
12
Feb
75c
Feb
-60c-
.
4,500
8 'Ac
5%c
Feb
5%
7c
*
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Mentor
Feb
*
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13"% C
1
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75c
60-
8,700
*
5
McMarmac
Jan
28c
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-
16c
common
McWatters
Feb'
18c
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—
4
106
-
20c
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McKenzie
Jan
Feb
1
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&
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-
7 %C
Mclntyre Porcupine
Drilling —
Jan
17%c
12c
9
Crest Oils Ltd
High
43eC
—1
McDougall-Segur
Mexican
Heva
——
Mclvor
Feb
13c
Frontenac
Preferred'
10'Ac Jan
30c
1
Feb
Feb
18%
——
Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Feb
16
1
42
473:675
1.55
Maybrun Mines
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14
1
Iron
Feb
47
14c
22c
Marwayne
35 3A
i3C
1.20
Jan
14c
60c
Marigold Oils Ltd
3.25
Jan
1
Lakes
^old
6%
6'A
Feb
36
♦
1
Mines
Jan
37Va
1
Malartic
Pob
1
Gold
Feb
40%, Jan
'
—,100
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00
1
-
23c
2,413
1
1
3.10
a
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common
Jan
Jan
56c
88,435--
75c
1—9
preferred;,
Manitoba Sugar
r
Hahn
Jan
11c
10c
2,578
5%
16
70c
Jan
7%c Jan
-
42
12c
-
1.67
Consoi
Goldflelds
Malartic
Manitoba & Eastern
100
10%
•
60c
Feb
*47-
5%
•
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79e
—1
Gold' Mines
3.10
9
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
X.19-
13c
1
14
6.45
3,450
10,000
523,775
1
3.10
9o
-
11c
60c
1
Red Lake
Marbenor
9
65e
Jan
Feb
51
Jan
68c
'—1
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Magnet
Feb
6%c
5,000-
Jan
*
Bloedel class B-t.
Gold Mines,—
&
5%c Jan
4%6
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Madsen
Jan
*
1
preferred-..,.
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Lake
MacMillan
Feb
33c
*.
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Gunnar Gold
a.
215
Feb
6c
Jan
•
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MacLeod-Cockshutt
■
Lead
Gwillim
97
26c
1
Freehold
Guaranty
Jan
230
7%c Jan
7%
,
B
West
4c
11,600
33c
9
.
Jan
5c
•
common
4 %c
115
•
Paper
5,500
108
1
Mines
Lakes
6c
Jan
45
13% c
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Mines
Mines
Mackeno
4%c
4'Ac
112 %
49 %
*
50
Bousquet
Grandines
..Great
1
i
common
Mackay
Gordon
4%c
1
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Macfie
Mines
■1.
-w.
-
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Macdonald
2.00
75c
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Macassa
Jan
Jan
99c
-
—*
Jan
Jan
1.80
40
4%C
—1
Goldfields
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50
23c
:
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1
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19
17c
41
common,—
Yellowknife
Lynx
Jan
5'AC'
1.05
A—
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Lowney
23'Ac Feb
8%c
28
17%
5%e
45%
A
Louvicourt
185
19
65c
Lorado
Jan
37c
Feb
15
2.00-
23c
——-
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Urahiurm Mines J—
Jan
18c
9
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79e
9.70
5'Ac Feb
8 VaC
18c
1
Uranium
Goodfisb
•
7.70 Jan
.,154,850'
1'
,
1
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Goldora
.
9%c
Feb
1,180'
5'Ac
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6%c
9.00
3%c
1
,
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28,800
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4%c
•
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7'Ac
8.60
1
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Goldale Mines
Goidcrest
6%c
1
T
-
11%
Jan
9%c
Hosiery
Class
Jan
13
2.00
~
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Lomega
Feb
10%
700
18%
-
Gold
Gold*-*—
Class B J,
Jan
Jan
15%
145
High
375
15
5%c
Long Lac,—;
—
Loblaw
Groceterias class, A___
Feb
5.00
Low
11 %
2.00
—
Little
2,060
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
19
—---
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5'Ac Jan
155
5)25
1
-
11
A
Mines
230
'
Lake
Geneva
!
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104
class
Acceptance
B
Jan
85-
132,153
Low
\L
15
Laurentide
25c
78c
Jan
60c
Par
.
5.25
100
-
61'A
1,600
14,950
High
5.00
5.20
—*
common-
5%.
k
Low
5-35
1
;
Steel
9.60
I-
common
Preferred
-
12
£%
37%
5
,
Petroleum
General
105 110%
100% 110%
*
Class A
,
23
3
Dynamics
General Motors
*
22%
—
1
General Bakeries
General
High
20c 20'Ac
61c 67%c
—
*
\
Gatineau
Low
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
4
Number 5299
Volume. 179
.
.
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Tke Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
of Prices
Trinity
Northern
Nudulama
Qba-ska
Lake
O Erien
Ltd.
OKtfftg
15.400
16c
I,700
45c
Jan
i.ea
7%c
Jan
50c
Jan
9%c Jan
6%c
Jan
3,640
65c
Jan
80c
4,500
9c
Jan
14c
6%<
619,320
5 'Ac
Feb
1.76
1.86
16c
16c
—-•
-
-
6,200
1.75
500
16c
Ontario
Exploration
Jockey Club
Ontario
Loan
3%c
Ontario
72%
Copper Mines
Pacific
Pamour
Pan
71c
78c
34,315
1.08
1.25
1.96
4.00
45c
1.00
v'- 74
Paraniaque Mines
Parbec MinesParker
16,000
-1.10)
6,500
85c
25c
74 SA¬
8%c
20
———
%c
,196
69'A
1,795.
Feb
-10,910
■
4.40
1.25
»
Malartic
74%
Feb "
75
Jan
39c
..
Jan
Feb
Jan
22c
23c
Jan
.4,10 Jan
United
4.50- Feb
Peace
River
Nat
Gas—
Perron
Peruvian
Oil
Crow
Pioneer
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
United
Gas
1
6,500
9c
Feb
11,310
258,460
80c
Jan
39c
Jan
1.01
Feb
1.22
Jan
1.41
Jan
1.90
22c
Corp
Jan
Jan
Weedon
Jan
31c
27%
75c
35
36
2.15
3.00
9,750
2.00
Jan
5c
3,000
4'Ac
Feb
5%c
2.10
Jan
3.10
3.70
Jan
4.70
88c
30,525
4,025
10c
Jan
67c
69c
15 %c
3,300
65c
Jan
73c
3.85
4,700
3.85
38c
48c
35c
16
2,025
14'A
Feb
16
69c
55,300
64c
Feb
90c
36C
27,700.
30c
Feb
20C
38,600
14.c
90c
96c
5,625
90c
12C
5,000
8c
Jan
.
1
11c
—.1
1.06
1.05
common
1.12
7,100
95c
Jan
60c
65c
34,486
42c
Jan
68c
11,700
Feb
1.65
10%
10%
10%
11.000
10%
5
17%c
1
—
3%c
class
A
1.50
Jan
1.82
Jan
20,550
1.21
Jan
1.55
Jan
25
1.45
Jan
1.85
Stedman
t
17
„
:
49'A
—
__
4.00
24%
5.90
16'Ac
(1944)
class
A
3,700
10%
37%
-
Jan
44%
Zenmac
Jan
11c
Jan
1.55
Jan
1.95
Jan
Jan
40'A
Feb
44%
Jap
50%
J an
51
45 %
582
50
Jan
51
Jan
9c
10c
4,732
3.95,
4.1Q
38,711
24%
23%
5,90
Cons
Mines
Supertest (ordinary)
,
Common
25
785
24
Jap
25
Feb
24
425
23%
Feb
24
Jan
500
5.90
Feb
15c 16%c
14,310
10
10%
899
15c
6.00
Jan
18c
Jan
19%
Jan
19
Feb
81c
Jan
60c
Jan
70c
Jan
10
Jan
10%
Jan
1.12
Feb
Grass Oils
Ltd
Jan
15%
Jan'
Feb
43c
Jan
37
Jan
4 2'A
Feb
47'A
48
60c
30
20'Ac
338
61c
29%
25c
30c
45
Jan
Feb
48
Feb
"80c
Jan
29%
Jan
30
Jan
8,900
18c
Jan
25cT
Feb
27%c
2,692
40,
7-7
80c
47%
60c
3,599.
-
24'A
45
325
30c
23%
2,400.
"50
93g
25.934
12'Ac 13'Ac
10,000
Brown Co
1st
Industries
Gold
Feb
15
Jan
45c
Jan
9.00
10
5,430
9,00
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
57
54%
55%
4.35
4.50
1,100
31c
31c
15,100'
6c
6c
35p
6'Ac
6C
Jam
4.60? Jan
Jan
Feb
39c
Jan
2,000
5'Ac- Jan
9c
Jan
6'Ac
1,500
4%c
Jan
6'Ac
Jan
18c
4.000
15c
Feb
22c
Jan
21%
21%
295
15o
16c
3,600
18
157
16C
17%
20%
Jan
14c
34%
64c
192,735
4.85
4.75
5.05
2,925
48c
43c
50c
33
55
55c
10,800
Feb
17c
Feb
Jan
55c
34%
57c
22
Jan
17%
34%
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
35
4.60- Jan
Jan
78c
-
Jan
5.20* Jan
43c
Feb
67c,
Jan
39..
39%
1,025
34'A
Jan
39%
Feb
97
97%
180
95%
Jan
97% Feb
13%
13%
13%
25
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
66c
65c
69c
25,750
64c
Jan
80c
Jan
7'Ac
9c
6,300
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
7c
Jan
97-
.1
8c
8c
8c
1,100
8%C
9c
2,500
7c
Jan
7%
8
2,600
7%
Feb
97 Va
8
100
97%
29
97'/a
Feb
98
7c
Jan
18c
Feb
1.55
Jan
1.87
Jan
15c
13'Ac
18c
311,700
1.80
1.70
1.80
7,430
1
26c
10%c Jan
Feb
9c
8%
Jan
Jan
25c
26c
25c
Feb
30c
Jan
8%c
7'Ac
8'Ac
10,500
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
«.
I
7.%c
6%c
9c
38,400
5%c
Jan
9c
Feb
1.26
1.35
9,896
1.40
Feb
11c 11 %c
10,849
1
1.32
1,
11c
1
/
20c
18c
7,900
20c
1.14
Jan
11c-
Feb
18c
3,600
Feb
13%o Jan
Jan
26c
Jan
34c
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
45
6%
Feb
80c
Jan
98c
Pend
9'Ac
8%c 11 %c
20,000
8%c
Feb
13c
Jan
7.50'■
6i70
94,810
6.50
17c
16c
Jan
16c
Feb
18 %c
1.7a
1.95
-
20c
Jan
28c
3,650
17
15%
16%
270
101101%
25
2,545.
1.65
Feb.
"15%
15%
Feb
1.95
Jan
17
359
11%
11
11%
4,970
Jan
16%
102
**
Feb
Jan
20c
28c
106,000
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
•
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.600
1.6\.
Feb
1.90
1.10
1.10
1.15
12,535
1.08
Feb
1.20
Jan
Jan
26'A
Jan
..
8%
Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
Jan
99
1*0
47'A
Jan
49%
Feb
5.95
Feb
7.25
Feb
17'A
177A
14
33
Ltd
25
15
Feb
23%
Jan
25
Jan
545
35
Jan
37%
Jan
5
5%
5,552
12
12
100
11%
Jan
57A
12%
Jan
67
125
65
Jan
68
Jan
—
1,25
1.30
45 Va
43%
45'A
17cl7%q
3,500
80'A
80JA
38'A
30
36
58
57%,
30%
30%.
6%
Jan
20c
16c
125
Jan
Jan
85
Jan
35'A
Jan
40
Jan
Feb
27'A Jan
30
33'A-Jan
36
54
Jan
31%
1,140
Jan
67/a
110
29
.6
58% Feb
31% Feb
6%
36
36
255
36
520.
.
58
58
31%
3.60
3,75
51c
57q
23
23
6,700
.
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
Feb
ten
Jan
58
28
Jan
31A Feb
3.50
Jan
4.06 Jan
54'A
345
57c*
*
125
1,965
26
23
1
3.75
34%
25%
—
/
7'A
Jan
34%
200
34'/a
-
34%
2
-
3,545
3.60
—
....
50
30%
—
30%
—I——1
Feb
45'A Feb
Jan
71
.
25
30
1.30
Feb
1,749
35
—
1
40%
335
58'4
30
Jan
1.00- Jan
600
.
82'A
38'A
__
3.75
.,
.
15
Jan
32
23%
4 85
^n
35
Feb
Jan
51c
20'A
.
—
Jan
,
Jan
26
Feb
.
Jajj
59c
23
Jan
Feb
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1
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11
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-
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FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No par value,
Odd
lot sale
t Ex-liquidating
(not Included In
year's, range),
»
-
delivery sale (not Included
price.
rCash sale
dividend,
(Un) Admitted; to unlisted trading
privileges.
wd When delivered.
year's range).
e Selling ex-intorest.
t Flat
1
4.55
6,738
*
W
Feb
15
67
5
—
Jan
8-15
12
*
Jan
35
15
5%
6
———
Feb
14'A
Feb
25
1
5
177A
Jan
33
36'A
5
Paper
Jan
13%
95
24
*
"
17'/a
30
*
36
7ya
Dredging——,
Feb
475
14
33-33%
15
87
25
*
common
55
—
5
Consolidated
In
4
Jan
1
Feb
24%
Jan*
6,963
when Issued.
Jan
25c
8%
8
96
„
•
•
—
d Deferred
Feb
14c
27'A
Jan
7.10
*
common
Ontario
Gold
a
j
Feb
10,102
Jan
49%
•
•
Jap
19c
Jan
96
*
—
Paper
&
P
Fel)
17c
7
25
5.95
"
101
50
490
•
.
49'A
6.00
•
•
new
Stores
Zeller's
Jan
lgi/2
26
20
—
Power
Bros
Yukon
Jan
38,000
-
26%
9
12%
2,200
20c 25%c
26
__
Lumber
Oreille
Price
i7C
7%
*
—
Consol
Thrift
22c
1,875
-•
Bridge
Glass
MacLaren
Jan
1
87/s
*
Inc
Pato
Jan
13
27'A
8'A
r*
High
.
__
j
Loblaw
Jan
150.
7'A
25%
•
International Utilities
Interprovincial Utilities
19'A
12'A
7'A
27
•
Dominion Oilcloth
Jan
Feb
Low
8'A
5
Oil
Hayes Steel
international
31
7.95
]J
Range since Jan 1
High
•
—
Dominion
Feb
Jan
Shares
Low
*
Western
Dominion
Jan
18c
-for Week
5
Paper
Westinghouse
Coast Copper
Consolidated Paper
Jan
Jan
I.;;
Sales
Range
1
«fe
Develop
Bronze
Minnesota
7%
Week's
•
Pulp
common
Canadian
Feb
21%
44%
Curb Section
-
of Prices
*
Canadian
Jan
12%
Par
Canadian Marconi
18%
7.95
Exchange
Last
Cottons prefererd—
Canadian General Invest
Canadian Industries common
29%
26c
4.35
__
12'Ac
__
50
31c
6c
21%
•
2nd preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging
125
__
16,141
Jan
(15c
lc
1
preferred
1,640
—_25c
13%
33 %c
9.60
Oil,
Canadian
Dalhousie
37c
*
46
1,700
—
Anglo
31
50c
Jan
38c
•
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
19
100-
Inlet
Jan
8c
13%
1
—
Jan
15
__
Preferred—
8
2.20 Jan
37c
1
Metal
Canadian
215
1.95
Jan
13%
*>
Andian National
30%
1
800
*
Canadian
3,620
•
Jan
•
Jan
5.90
*
1
:
Jan
Feb
Feb
PRO
Friday
.
Sullivan
-r
7c
12,309.
Sale Price
•
Gold
Feb
3,000
2.05
1
Jan
5,720
12%
7%
7%c
STOCKS
18%
«
8
7c
5c
6%
10*
Canadian Fonda
1
common—--
7%
1.85
1.67 Jan
38c
•
4.30
38c
__
Jan
Feb
'
30%
*
Feb
7%
10c
11c
15%
i—«.
6%
14%
4.50
Zinc
Jan
700'
4,745
55%
—
4c
1.95
«
Feb
42'A
86c"
6%
15%
Jan
-
1
Feb
40
24
6%
14%
15%
1,12
1,000
1
9c
37c
__
4%C-
Feb
12'/« Feb
47,510-
•>
common—
3.95
15'%
30*
925
1.46
'
1
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Vinegars
38c
47%
4%c
Toronto Stock
Feb
6c
15%
'
U&
25
Yukenc Mines
Feb
39
1,900
1
44%
300.
65c
1
Jan
100
J
63c
•
Ltd
&
Jan
45
63c
,
__
dold
River
l»3fti Jan
12% &
Feb
40'A
100
»
4c
19%
40
;81,640
•
common
Contact
Sylvanite
L65 " 1.72
19
•
Gas
Sudbury
8wltson
V
1.12
<■
Sturgeon
Sweet
17
19
.*
Steelqy Mining
Steep Rock Iron. Mines
Surf
17
.
.
Bros
Stuart Oil
1.37
-
99c
*"
—
Canada
of
1.26
19
50
:
—
Jan
Jan
37%
2,115
1.00
___20
3c
17
44%
•
__
Steel
Jan.
Yellowknife Bear Mines—
Jan
1.26
•
,
Olsen
72c
Jan
9,000
__
Starratt
17c
38,300
•*
&
Jan
1.74
50c
;
common
Radio
62,400
Feb
97%c
1
Oil
13%
1.65
1
Spooler Oils Ltd,
Standard
Jan
11c
4,100
„5
Mines
Mines
1.20
12%
Feb
8%c
-
1.65
1
—u——
—
Stanwell
13c
41%
12
13A-;
--'-1,066
"Jan
9%c
__1
common
Paving
1.00
12%
1
Mines
Feb
37%
890
1.75
*
Mines
Standard
98c
—
Canuck
Feb
1.65
,
__
Stadacona
Feb
,1?
'•
1
Co..:
Preferred
41%
18c
1.75
common
preferred
Valley
Southam
40%
14c
Jan
17,625
1
Somerville
Sotiris
60c
Jan
Jan
5.85
4.10 Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
44%
50
(Quebec)
Co
2c
10%c
203,000
44%
com
Gold
(Ml
1,200
23,000
.
44%
Ltd
Rlscoe
2%c
14c
18c
2,510
Voting, Trust
Slater
Jan
2%c
*
32,500
•-
Mlness
Dairies
Feb
7.35
3.30- Feb
Feb
19%
—'r*
Sberritt Gordon
Simpsons
16'Ac
3'Ac
19%
•
preferred
Silverwood
Feb
3%c
-
/——50
Standard
13c
12c
•
preferred
Silver
129,028
.1
.
common
Ltd
27'A
.
53,315
.
1
Yankee
Jan
Jan
17'%
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Mining
18c
Lead
22c
23 y*. Jan
Gold
Yellorex
Feb
Jan
12%
-
13'A
1
Sapphire Petroleums
Scurry Oils Ltd-—
Breweries
5
12c
14c
;
41%
•
——
Gold
(1945)
Feb
1
common
Corp
8and River Gold
5
296,870
10%c
17c
•
1
75
Jan
18c
2c
14c
>
10%
Feb
13c 16 %c
__
•
1
5
15%c
—
—
_
J
*
1
—,
—
Yale
Jan
*
*
1.12
37%; Feb
Jaa
480
Wriglit-Hargreaves
Jan
1.38
Jan
9;
Jan
19c
2,135
102,950
»
—
Jaip
33
6,800
86c
4.10
60c
__*
Larder
9
2,^75
.
6.00
„
Mines^
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Jan
1.48
300
;37%
Jan
10% Feb
5.90
Petroleums
Winora
g,
36%
Jan
5.90i
100
Winchester
.
35c
•
—
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
1.38
~
Antonio
Wilrich
10%
j
'
1
Jan
63c
10
10:
Jan
2,83. Feb
Jan
13%i, Jan
—
Jan
1.20
1.42
common
Industries
Silknit
20c
12c
1
Rupununi Gold
Silanco
Jan
155
10
Jan
53%
Leaseholds Ltd
Western Tungsten,
Weston (Geo.) common
Jan
-1
,
Oils
Silver-Miller
45c
23c
Jan
Jan
Homestead
Jan
Feb
11c
50o
_
*
Mines
43c
Feb
17,100
5
Jan
42c
24c
1
Jan
67c
Jan
2.55
Feb
Ashley
Feb
64c
Feb
35c
-23C
,•
Yukon
24'A, Jan
35,582
1.33!
Preferred
Jan
2.87
1.14
—
19%
17,000
.
2.50; Feb
65c
12%
Products
Pass
42c
36%. Feb
Jan
Jan
57
•
-
1-85
43c
5,985
290
Canada Brew™.
Grocers, class A—
White
46,200
203
Western
Jan
17,478
58c
27 %
Western
Jan
Feb
2.50
23%,
26%
Western
Jan
2.50
18c
Feb
27%
Western
,
Jam
30c
•
„
78c
14%
10
Sigma
Feb
20c
32%
,—25
Western
65c
30c
Feb
1,805
50C
66c
Feb
65 %c-
Westeel
Jan
31,100
31c
Royal Bank
Sicks'
Feb
-
3.00 Feb
55,185
1
Little
B
Jan
36
Jan
32c
36%
13%
Windward Gold
Oils
Scythes &' Co
84c
4.70
66c
Jan
37-%
58%
r
Territories,
1
Consdl
Class
Malartic
West
15%
Royalite Oil
;
West
Feb
3.05
1
Utilities
Shawkey
Jan
27%
Jan
42,500
22,832
Mines—
Warrants
A
36c
Jan
30c
9%c
Jan
3,60
Consolidated
Feb
72c
38c
Jan
32%
1.
28c
4.051
43C
9c
16,275
2.33
12%
Equipment
26
2.50
10,150
13%
Pyrites
Wekusko
Jan
13c
Feb
57%
W'
1,800
N
13c
19
24C
•
1,500
2.80
-
Jan
2.75
Mines-
—
5,878
•
Silver
San
29%
I
Uranium
Lawrence
Jan
27.'A
13c
Feb
3.95
•
&
Waterous
1.34
1.60
1
Roche Long Lac
St
G
Jan
—
Russell
Walker
Jan
68c
Mining
Oils
Jan
1.15
2.60
A
Bundle
28c
1.05
1
Rtx-Athabasca
(B
Feb
935
82c
14%
58%
Amulet/
4,600
*
.>
Gold
Petroleum
Roxana
Waite
35
Jan
2.85
1
„*
Mines
20,200
650
13%
16
37%.
22%
•
50
Feb
V
Feb
485
315
19c 10 %c
Ltd
27
1
•
—
A—
Jan
1.53
93Ac
..36c-
—•
!
Feb
61c
Feb
V'*
H47i
—
7,733
-
19c
Jan
1.35
32%.
37%
Vicour
8,600
24%
35c
1.60 Jan
35%
37%
23%,.
—
Violamac Mines
Virginia. Dare preferred.
Vulcan Oils
Feb
1.10
18c
9c
——
Feb
-.
1.90
121,000
19
9
Jan
1.14
4.70
Ret} Poplar Gold
Roy
Ventures
1.25
1
Uranium
Rowan
11c
-
*;• 60c
2.99
Airways
Inlet
Class
10c
60c
14%
18JA
——————IIIIZIHIi
Viceroy Mfg class
1.25
2.70
Dome
Quebec Nickel
-
Jan
73c
Manitou
.
Jan
35
30c
Metalurgical
Robinson,
37%
4%c
Sc
Quebec
Rio Prado
Jan
Feb
1.14
36
Quebec
Redwater
36%
32c
1.13
27%
Labrador
Rexspar
205
1.G00
14%
19
58c
Van Rol Cons Mines
Vanadium Alloys
1.15
Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Reef
Jan
37
2,000;
—•
Pipe Line
—
Steel
26%.
:
East
Radlore
•6.60
19c
Premier Border
Rankin
Jan
35c
133,340
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
27
Corp
Quemont
5.00
Jan
1.00
1.25
Oils
Rouyn
Queenston
3,825
50c
22c
River
Pbwell
Quebec
Feb
6.50
55c
1.44
Oils
1.25
Powell.
Prospectors
40c
12c
1.75
Uranium
Oil
Jan
"
1.01
Petroleum
Prairie.
33%c
1.00
55C
Oils
Preston
10,276
9 %c
1.01
^
Mines...
Ponder
Power
Jan
37
—
Development
Poplar
Feb
70c
32c
___
-J,
Placer'
Pontiac
10c
1,500
6.25
—
Ohs A Mineral
& Gas
Petrol
2,600
37
Gold'
Pershcourt Goldfields
Pickle
11c
95c
36c 38 %c
6.30
People's Credit Sec
14%c Jan
40c
1.35
•
Oil
Montauban
United
10c
36c
11,500:
45c
1-44
Jan
2.65
1.20' Feb
36
United Corp class B__
United Fuel A preferred:
Class B preferred
United Keno Hill
—
Feb
Jan.
90c
■
Pete
Paymaster Consol
4)200.
1.4%
Jan
9
Jail
16c
*
United Asbestos
I
Partanen
Pathfinder
A
Accentance common;
Preferred
Unipn Gas
Unipn Mining
Feb
11c
"
500
5c
Jan
1.40i
'.
Mountain
Unijon
q.10 Jan
—'.7c
643,850'
B
Tungsten Corp
Feb
59c
Jan
Jan
31%c
8%
1.83
1.20
—1
Transcontinental, Resources
Jan
58c " Jan
66'Ac Feb
"28,500
23c
4.35
8,15
1,065
•
.
'36c
7c
Trans
Jan
4.45
Jan
II,440
74
Jan
1.37
Jan
841,882
34c
Exploration
4'Ac Jam
50-
33)729
1
High
15'Ac
common—.--—*
—
59c
4.40
-.
•
Jan
9.00
7C
Drilling
Ja'n
42c
Works
Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era: Oils
-Feb
96c
Jan
3.4C
-
2; 714
50c
35 %c
—
1.00
52a
8%.
2.65
♦
Finance- class
Class
-
4.45
GO'Ac 68'Ac
Oil——.
2.10
24
-
Feb
46c
•'
Porcupine
Western
71c
Traders
4'Ac Jan
Jan
Jan
8.45
57c
9.00
——
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.85
24,175
1.10
,
Tubes-
3%c
*
"22
Towagmac
4'Ac
2.05
1
Mines_-
Iron
Lour
1.20
•
—
Toronto
Range Since Jan.
15'Ac
J.
Elevators
Jan
11c
18'Ac
,
c
4.15
Navigation—'(Eastern)-
Hershey
25
49 %C
Pacific Petroleum.
Page.
* ■
2
—v
Coyle
Pacific
3.025
24
1.23
—iiir
„
Orange Crush _i
Osisko Lake Mines
6,000
2.05
24
!—50
—-
Pyrites Co Ltd
Jpciniska
4c
2.00
•
-——
—
Gold
Silver
Toronto
Shares
High
8%
2.50?
1
for Week
'
Jan
Feb
I
Omnitrans
Tombili
Jan
5%c
*
l
Thomson-Lundmark
Jan
9'Ac
-
.
common
Gold Mines*—
Calgary
Torbrit
'
17,900
67c;
Low
4'Ac
Pearson
Texas
24 %c
9c
9()C
Malartic
Taylor,
Teck^Hughes
Feb
Jan
9%c
6c
Otis.
Jan
Feb.
Feb
7%c
Sales
Range
of Prices
River
9c
36c
7%c
j,.
Taku
1.60
"
14'Ac
65c
-90s.
—
65c
Feb
Jan
10,200
40c
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
15,966
-38c
7%c
1
1.40
4%c
25c
16c 17'Ac
38 'Ac
Ltd—
300
23,000
9c
Friday
STOCKS
1
High
Jan
50c
1
Ogftita Ols
6il Selections
O'Leary
20c
16%c
—
Gold
Mines
Low
1.40
1
.1
FEBRUARY ]»
Sale Price
Range.Since Jan.
18c
—1
(494Q>_
Ltd.
Mines
Shares
High
49c
—-—
Mines
Mines-
20c
—
Mines-
Empire
Northland
NitDae
Mining
Canada
ENDED
1
North
Northern
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
'
STOCKS
Week's
.
.
-
1
(npt Included in year's range)ft
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-48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(754)
.
.
Monday, February 15, 195£
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for
Friday,
February
Vi
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Bid
25c
Mutual Funds—
97c
Aberdeen Fund
—1.25
Ask
1.06
Inc—1
4.10
12.24
5.47
4.37
13.30
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
9.63
18.86
3.12
10.41
20.50
3.41
Affiliated Fund Inc
Business Shares
American
Mutual
American
Fund
5.0G
1
Mutual Funds—
Johnston
Fund
(The)
Inc
Blair
Blue
Bond
Inv
B~1
(Investment
B-2
(Medium Grade
B-3
(Low
21.63
1
24.10
23.26
26.05
8.39
9.07
5
23.09
24.96
1
24.53
26.88
1
1
9.37
12.01
10.13
13.00
*
Boston Fund Inc
value
asset
Broad
Corp
Invest
Street
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canada
Fund
General
100
Preferred
141
136
1
Commonwealth Investment
7.02
7.63
,
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
17.17
1
12.78
1
Inc
Fund
Concord
15.80
12.56
29 lh
13.89
13.58
31'/a
1
-
Fund
Composite
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
De
Net
!'!
10.75
1
1
41.16
18.31
40.75
16.65
stock—1
common
25c
7.78
6.89
1.92
8.53
7.55
2.11
——1
10.78
11.72
1
Diversified Investment Fund-l
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
& Howard-
—1
1
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
32.74
25.72
35.00
27.50
20c
5
Fund
Fund
5.27
5.46
8.46
9.24
13.26
1
9.17
8.50
6.53
1
5.77
(Low
10
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
stock series
Preferred
Priced
Com
Lexington Trust Fund
(Net Asset Value)-
Managed
Fundamental Investors Inc
Inc
•
1
1
1
Capital Corp.
General
General
Trust
Investors
lc
3.80
4.19
shares_lc
2.85
3.14
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
4.58
5.04
3.22
3.55
lc
3.55
3.91
Paper shares
lc
5.58
6.14
lc
5.04
5.55
lc
4.39
4.84
Business
Steel
Equipment
Metals
shares
shares
Manhattan
Bond
Massachusetts
Ctfs
of
Fund
Inc__10c
7.94
interest
Inc
1
18.40
of
29.79
1
14.99
7.82
12.83
I
Inc
value
asset
Trust
7.70
11.97
10.86
9.94
9.67
Electrical
lc
X5.02
5.51
lc
X5.30
5.82
shares
r
Growth
RR
I
Natural
of
bl.45
bl.50
1.25%
12.46
9.52
5.36
lc
X3.88
X7.54
8.27
Companies Inc
Shares
1
11.43
12.49
Inc__1
27.20
1
18.60
5.85
19.46
6.35
25
25
15.37
12.45
12.15
13.14
Hudson Fund Inc
1
tnicome Foundation Fund Inc.lOo
Incorporated
Investors
institutional
Shares
2.16
11.77
Bank
Ins
Fund-lc
Growth
Institutional
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of America
99c
lc
15.84
17.32
6.21
1
1
6.75
Boston
1
12.27
1
17.88
13.41
Fund
1
19.03
20.57
.995
Apr.
Feb.
25,
1954
99.974
.981
Apr.
4,
1954
99.960
.969
Mar.
11,
1954
99.943
.955
Mar.
18,
1954
99.921
.938
25,
1954
99.902
.918
May 13, 1954
1,
1954
99.884
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna Life
Bid
lo
Bank & Trust
Par
Bid
57
29.34
of
Co—10
Manhattan
the
35%
37%
100
American
49%
51%
15
44%
46 %
15.25
15.25
Chemical Bank
13.57
14.68
Commercial
27,09
29.28
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity
8.37
9.17
Fund
Investors
I
Television-Electronics
Texas
Fund
Fund
7.28
7.93
1
5.44
5.95
1
Inc
1
United Accumulative
United Continental
United
Fund
Income Fund
United
Science
Fund
6.38
6.93
1
4.63
5.06
1
12.88
14.00
1
6.18
6.75
1
6.28
6.86
Inc„1
4.68
5.11
Shares
Fund
Stamped
Bk
Value
Line
Income
Fund
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
8.46
9.22
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund
1
14.74
15.03
&
1
10.32
11.07
Wellington Fund
1
20.94
22.84
1
19.84
21.45
1
4.25
4.60
Whitehall
Fund
Investment
Inc
Co
Type
(White
Series
North
E
2.50
Amer
Trust Shares—
10.20
11.65
5.90
Series
1955
1
1956
1
N
Bank
Trust
&
Fiduciary Trust
of
the
—5
40%
105%
33%
Jersey Insurance Co of
Lincoln National Life
51
53
Maryland
5
N Y.—io
.10
27%
Merchant Fire Assurance
27 %
American
Surety
36%
Ask
5
30%
Franklin
26%
45%
47%
20 '/a
22%
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
10%
62 Vi
National Fire
84
National
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
10
59
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Union
New Amsterdam
10
34V'a
25%
New
York
271
10
105%
50%
276
North River
108%
.
52%
55%
•
10
Fire
57 Vi
Northeastern
46
46
43%
41
391
403
45%
47%
24
26
30 %
31%
2.50
3.33%
8%
50%
58%
60%
Pacific
Fire
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
»
10
85%
89%
55 Vi
Pacific
5
18 %
19%
31%
33%
Phoenix
10
103%
107%
fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
107%
114%
Providence-Washington
10
29 %
31%
fire
10
46%
66%
88
91
30
32
24%
69%
Assn
Firemen's
of
Philadelphia
Fund
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Great
27%
28%
Republic
46
St Paul Fire & Marine
63 Vi
65
15%
16 %
5
36
38
5
American
5
5
Globe & Republic
Globe $c Rutgers Fire
Gulf Life (Jacksonville,
Hanover Fire
711/2
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
44
10
32%
34%
Standard
24%
25%
43
Hartford Fire
Hartford Steamboller
(Texas)
Travelers
Fla,.)_2 %
41
10
Vi
181%
10
186 %
50 Vi
52%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
10
68%
9
71%
Companies
Far
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank
Continental
National
First
and Trust
Bid
Ask
25
63
33 %
87
90
100
264
271
Savings Bk__ 100
382
392
435
450
66
Illinois
Bank
National
Trust
&
Bank
Harris Trust &
Northern
Trust
Co
100
Cleveland
Central
National
National
Bank
20
32
50
City Bank
190
33%
205
16
51%
53
10
38
39%
10
44
46
25
36%
38%
50
52
1
Commerce
DetroitNational Bank of Detroit
Jersey
City
Los
Angeles
Security-First Nt'l Bank
Ex 2% for 1 split now $40 par
Long Island Trust
10
Manufacturers Trust Co
Meadow
Brook
National
20
tl59
164
24
26%
65%
67%
20
258
31%
29
100
20
-25
Trust
Bank
12.50
common
Mellon
Nat'l Bank & Trust—
Ex 4 for 1 split now $25 parPeoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—_20
96
t92
45%
47%
National Bank
City Bank
York
New
Pittsburgh
&
Trust_17%
2
&
25
Co
Trust
-
Albany, N. Y.
State Bank of Albany
10
100
St. Louis
266
American
53%
51%
112
115
44%
42%
5%
126
6%
131
18%
17%
280
National
Boatmen's
Bank
20
Bank
Manufacturers Bank
Mercantile
Trust
290
St.
Union
Louis
51%
55 %
54%
57%
30
& Trust_20
27
25
49
%
52%
25
60
63
20
63%
67%
Co
Trust
Bank
39
37
20
17
National
First National Bank
Mutual Bank & Trust
&
Trust—20
60
United Bank & Trust
100
155
Tower
Grove
165
San Francisco
10
28
26%
Bank of Amer N T Sc S A—6.23
Recent
2
10
51%
12 %
39%
10
10
10
10
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983
Ask
Florida
Power
Central
Illinois
Power
104%
105
1984
102
1983
3%s
Illinois
105%
104%
1983
3%s
105
1984
Edison
3%s
RR
3%S
105%
41%'
44%
48
35%
47%
104%
pfd
50
pfd_100
51%
107%
108%
102%
103 y3
Stocks—
El Paso
Nat Gas 5.65%
69
U S
Fire
43
45
27%
29%
935
%
71
%
51%
Kansas
103%
105
104
City Power & Light—
4.20% preferred
100
Narragansett Elec 4.64% pfd_50
105%
Tenn Gas Transmission—
Northern
103"%
104%
Treasury 2%s due Nov. 15, 1961
Lt
&
3%s
5.85%
Illinois Gas
3%S-1979
Ohio Edison 3%s
1984
102%
1959
103%
104
1983
101 %
102
Finance
4s
Public
Serv
Co
of
103%
Ind—
3%s
1984
104%
105%
100
preferred
FOOTNOTES FOR
b Bid
yield price.
k admitted
to
listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
53
54
104
105
102%
103%
Although not yet admitted
to trading, quotations can
be found in our'N. Y. Stock
Exchange Gov't Bond tab¬
ulation
Worcester
•No par value,
915
JH
104%
104
104%
Power
49%
100
Ask
104
.1973
1983
Iowa
51%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
Westchester Fire
35%
.1973
4s
4.44%
County Elec—
preferred
100
37%
49%
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s.
Long Island Lighting 3%s__1983
Monogahela Power 3%s
1983
Phila Elec 3y«s
U S
3
33%
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
Pacific
10
'
10
.828
25%
10
48%
(San Fran)—10
of Newark
5
Peerless
Firemen's
.783
53%
64%
9%
12.50
Northern
52%
,
.807
99.773
Duquesne Lt Co 4.20%
4
Federal
99.792
First National Bank
1Q
48
5
Hampshire Fire
23%
84%
44
2
10
Casualty
New
82%
5
Fire
37
10
r
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co—
Hanover
Consol
11
60
80
—10
26
20
20
51%
24%
lo
Co
99.810
1954
130
24
Square N Y
Trust Co
(The) Bank
32 %
48 %
25
Casualty
1954
6,
39%
Automobile
Crum & Forster Inc
.845
29,
228
218
28%
American
(Newark N J)—2%
Re-insurance
5
Continental
99.828
Apr.
93%
25%
Connecticut General Life
125
10
42 %
91%
31 %
5
74
100
KJnlted States Trust
—5
Fire
64%
71
10
City of N Y
Guaranty
Trade
Companies
26
Camden
Apr. 22, 1954
May
First National Bank
Rye National Bank
Insurance Co of North Amer —10
102%
5
62%
16
Y)_
Trust
Federation
Public Nat'l Bank
2.80
60
Vi
.861
Union Bank of
Empire
New
Bid
10
Amer Ins Co
4%
10
Plains
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
34%
pfd
.880
99.847
Cleveland Trust Co
of Freeport
Trusts-
24 Vi
conv
47
3%
(ex-distribution)
Diversified Trustee Shares—
32
$1.25
47%
44%
Tr__25
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Wall
Casualty_5
Assur
46
10
& Trust
State
Franklin National Bank—
Value Line Fund Inc
Casualty common. —1
-10
$2.10 prior preferred
5
Massachusetts Bonding
&
Asa
99.865
.
Continental Bank & Trust
Stock
4
Automobile
391
10
1
Common
Par
lo
Agricultural Insurance Co
379
Bankers Trust
Selected Amer Shares
2'/a
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
146
%
8, 1954
15, 1954
Ask
York-
New
Chase National Bank.
29.34
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Ask
142
10
1.40%
.899
Apr.
Bterling National
Par
1.40%
Bid
99.993
Bank of New York
& Clark
(net asset value)—*
Series
Insurance
1.40%
bl.60
Dollar Value
1954
Bank
Unit
1.37
1.24
bl.60
1-54
Treasury Bills
18,
36.95
1
15.74
89c
lc
Investors Management Fund
Trust
of
14.38
Fund—lc
Fund
bl.60
1-54
Ask
Feb.
Growth Stock
Wisconsin
Ltd—
Institutional
Investment
1.98
10.89
1
Institutional
Bid
20.52
36.21
1-54
11-
DolIar^Value
15.69
18.88
9-
10-
1-54
1.30%
32
1
bl.55
26%
5^
—5
28.02
12.08
1
Ask
2-54
4-54
Mar.
3.10
4.27
lo
Bid
8-
1-53
Mar.
2.83
Canada
Inc
Stevens
1.90%
United States
7.52
8.40
4.90
4.64
Fund
inc
Due
10.40
6.88
7.69
9.25
6.42
8.67
7.87
99
13.47
12.58
Inc
(Geo)
12-
3-54
1-54
2.50
Fund
(T Rowe)
12-
2.15%
8-
6-
4.23
preferred
& Trading
Fund
2.25%
1.20%
3-53
1-53
lc
Street
1.10%
8-
7-
X8.44
X5.85
4.70
Industry
bl.40
Dated
2-53
County Trust Co
X7.91
99.16
98.24
1958
11-
10-
11.51
Petroleum
Fund
100.2
99.8
1958
1,
2.35%
2.70%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust-20
X7.18
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1-54
4-
1.00%
67.00
X4.28
Growth
1-53
Rate
bl.40
17.14
1
-
Fund
England Fund
Scudder,
1,
1%S Oct.
Ask
1-54'
3-
23.63
lo
Growth
1-53
9-
63.50
lc
shares
Bid
Due
Dated
15.96
Inc—lc
Series
Resources
Putnam
April
100.8
99.26
1957
1,
103.24
100
100.13
2.75%
1
Fund Inc
$1.50
103.20
1957
April 1, 1957
1 %s
100.26
15,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
23.39
lo
Utility
l%s
100.23
1955
*
shares
Tobacco shares
15,
1
Equipment shares
t
100.17
100.11
1954
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
7.98
stock
2%s March
100
1954
15,
15,
State Street Investment Corp
3.10
shares
Dec.
7.35
X7.18
Railroad
l%s March
7.98
x2.81
Bteel
100.12
101.7
1, 1956
1%S Oct.
X6.70
lc
f
100.4
Treasury Notes—
X7.28
lc
shares
Bond
100.12
l%s Oct.
11.43
1
Stock
Sovereign
Petroleum shares
Railroad
100.26
100.4
1C1.2
101.5
15, 1955
l%s Dec.
15, 1955
iy2s April 1, 1956
100.24
100.21
100.15
1%s
l%s March
Ask
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
100.8
1
Series
Resources
8.58
shares
113
101
10.52
1
Stock
Series
9.50
9.99
9.74
Company
Priced
Low
112
1961
_
100.19
1
Series
Preferred
x7.83
shares.lc
lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lc>
Investing
102.12
100.4
1954
1954
1,
2.90%
National Security Series—
Balanced Series
x8.67
X9.12
x9.35
shares__lc
Bond
Institutional
June
I
Fund
Investors Corp
lc
shares
bond
99.6
102.2
1958
Maturity—
Treasury
Indebtedness—
2%s Aug. 15, 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
Feb.
Ask
Bid
of
2%s March 22,
2%s
3.00%
Balanced
Price
101.12
100.14
I
Interest
Nation Wide Securities—
shares—lc
Fully administered
General
Industrial Machinery shares.lo
100.10
—
Maturity-
Hate
Shares
beneficial
Bond
wi
1955
5.83
X9.07
X8.82
Food
1,
Certificates
Corp—
5.33
X9.91
Equip shares
2%s May 1,
12.83
Fund
1
X7.02
xlO.93
shares
100.15
101.6
98.30
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
8.59
—1
Invest
Shares
Stock Series
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Chemical
100.11
3.81
lc
Building shares—
l%s Oct.
16.29
1
Mutual
Pine
1957-55
100.13
Fund—
3.49
22.29
68.63
6.18
1,
100.9
-
32.03
.
Life
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
New
1956
19.89
beneficial interest—*
Massachusetts
1
5.69
lo
shares
Aviation
22.38
Speculative Series
7.38
7.34
22.29
2.50
1955
1,
100.13
101
101.4
1,
May
100.24
100.9
1955-54
1,
2%s Feb.
Panama Canal 3s
l%s
1
2.85
39'A
9.42
20.62
63.83
—lo
Feb.
investors Growth Stock
Pioneer
shares
Automobile
8.70
20.70
Investors Trust—
beneficial
19.83
Securities—
Group
Feb
100.20
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Automobile shares
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
Gai Industries Fund Inc
2 Vis
Funds—
Income
6.73
6.70
20.34
2.30
lo
2
1
Ask
Bonds—
2%s
2%s June 1, 1954
8%a June 1. 1954
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Natural
lo
Common stock series
Futures
Stocks)
Com
2.59
37'A
8.67
First Boston Corp
2%s
100.7
Central Bank
37.73
S-4
Of
100.10
100.5
Eank
1, 1954
10.71
37.78
Nov.
6.32
9.80
2V2s
7.13
25c
100.6
100.8
1954
15,
17, 1954
for Cooperatives—
point
9.28
Stks)_l
2%s April
2.10s May
a
Bid
Land
100.4
1954
10.01
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
(Income
S-3
Com
18.34
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Financial
18.91
12.15
National
Stock
11.81
17.33
Stk)_l
Mutual
Stock Fund
Balanced
10.82
Stks)_l
8-2
Net
5.59
Diversified Growth
Baton
1
Mutual
Fund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Diversified
19.86
(Speculative Pfd
Units
Fund Inc—
value
asset
Delaware
10.64
1
value
asset
26.99
Stocks)—1
(High-Grade
Fund
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
Net
27.91
18.21
Bonds)
Pfd
S-l
Mass
De Vegh Mutual
26.74
24.74
1
Non-Ferrous
Trust —-1
17.48
18.90
Chemical Fund
1
20.59
22-26
Christiana Securities com—10o 7,420
7,600
Shares
Century
1
15
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
March
2.75s
32nds of
more
er
Ask
Bid
31.71
Petroleum
Inc
Fund
Canadian
Inc
31.09
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
Knickerbocker Fund
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
(Discount
(Income
K-2
Figures after decimal point represent one
Federal
Bonds)
Priced
B-4
87/s
2%
10.41
10c
America
of
Tr
Ask
Keystone Custodian Funds—
8Va
2
9.58
1
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Corp
Holdings
Bid
1
K-l
Beneficial Corp
Par
Mutual
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t New
X
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
THE
Bank clearings this week show
With
a
year
the
foregoing
We
based upon
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for
the week ended
OF
BANK
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
us,
cannot
ends
Saturday,
Feb.
will
furnish
in
appear
them
issue
our
today,
of
inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
next
as
week.
the
week
not avail¬
are
13, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 1.8% above those for
the corresponding week last
able at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above
the last
cases
year.
Our preliminary totals
against $14,934,026,182 for the
and
this center there is
10.9%.
stand
Ending Feb. 13—
York
BY
1953.
$5,857,185,867
772,281,117
853,000,000
437,185,667
531,471,051
305,000.000
336,194,734
'245,000,000
269,100,000
e
Francisco
'385,000,000
Baltimore
cities five
—
—
citlles' five days
one
__
day
243,047,123
of1
course
2nd New
9.0
3rd
bank
I
FOR
New York
1953
of
IN
8,020.465,931
3.5
1,098,256,548
1,022,018,281
+
6.2
993,370,509
924,906,035
+
1.3
514,609,432
10
"
866,368,992
865,499.554
+
0.1
807,647,699
737,579,653
Chicago
17
44
1,227,945,915
1,193,572,295
+
2.9
1,079,314,532
1,019,037,54'>
4
"
615,627,268
590,252,188
+
4.3
512,559,013
Louis
San
+
542,225,784
461,826,19s1
7
44
456,925,187
406,090,345
+ 12.5
422,511,194
387,149,552?
10
44
565,208,526
558,563,674
+
1.2
545,435,513
546,622,241
6
44
416,781,407
402,936,305
+
3.4
381,815,413
334,766.428
10
44
1,002,140,342
978,104,586
+
2.5
903,968,515
881,254,831
21,282,986.414
18,095,768,450
+ 17.6
17,169,062,774
15,512,967,395
9,097,817,593
Francisco
8,772,539,586
3.7
8,220,299,746
the
cities
111
1.8
New
York
City_
Our usual monthly
the
on
last
New
York
Exchange
is
appended.
—Month of
Stocks—
the 1954
855
1953
33,374,561
34,086,902
37,141,073
70,180,730
& misc.
$72,246,600
$73,417,200
$50,339,700
$110,524,400
135,000
68,000
115,000
18,600
13,970,000
6,911,600
7,398,700
shs._
1952
1951
39,160
39,922
32,031
30,617
31,151
31,527
3,203
3,122
3,398
3,002
2,043
1,985
1,912
Foreign
1,962
4,612
4,966
5,048
3,987
3,839
3,950
1.424
1,402
1,579
1,209
1,177
1,257
1,685
1,666
1,247
1,299
1,246
1,117
U.
S.
govt
68,050
—
$86,351,600
$80,396,800
a
aggregate of clearings having been $87,542;510>-
and
the
1953
aggregate
falling off of 2.6%
District of 4.8%.
totals
1,000
$66,971,450
$119,999,500
Govt
Total bonds
1,072
1,678
in¬
of
$85,832,145,703.
In: the
improve¬
an
smaller
are
District by
in the Philadelphia Reserve
and
In the
Cleveland Reserve District ths-
by 4.5%;
in
the
Richmond
Reserve
5.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
3,782
1.447,
1,533
an
ment of 8.6% but in the Boston Reserve District there is-
1947
2,661
was
clearing houses of 2.0%*
New York Reserve District the totals show
Bonds—
Railroad
1948
of the clearings fcF
9,446,100
of
Number
1951
summary
a
7,777,083,134*.
For that month there
entire body of
the
for
crease
One Month
January-
today
the month of January.
The
1954
+
We also furnish
detailed statement of transactions
Stock
results for January in 1951 to 1954 are given below:
4,230
2,122
2,217
2,277
2,237
1,656
1,685
1,853
1,628
1,207
_
9,251,440,140
+
Dallas
2,496
Fran._
+ 30.0
590,155,481
12th
3,840
Cincinnati
9,672,708,820
12,577,558,409
7.4
2,507
Baltimore
$
635,114,843
1,083,648,228
Minneapolis
Kansas City
4,027
San
1951
$
G53.134,186
1,064,329,245
9th
2,432
Louis__
1952
%
2.2
+
Atlanta
JANUARY
1949
Dec.
$
689,907,729
597,822.254
10th
YEARS
1950
Inc. or
1953
704,805,132
1,101,305,385
Description—
CITIES
CLEARINGS
1,150,497,597
3.0
3,873
Pittsburgh
3.4%
"
;
3.3
Boston
4,372
of
2.5%.
"
6th
Chicago
Philadelphia
District
District of
"
7th
1952
42,599 39,081
Reserve
Reserve
7
3.2
1.6
OF BANK
Internat'l Bank_
EIGHT
Dallas
In the Kan¬
gain of 1.2%,
and in the Sana
6
9.0
655,779,797
January in each
"
11
Cleveland
Month of January
(000,000's omitted)
1954
11
Philadelphia
cltiea
Richmond
clearings at leading cities of the
CLEARINGS FOR LEADING
the
Francisco
$
York
4th
—
$15,207,310,128 $14,934,025,182
of
in
12.5%.
City Reserve District the totals show
1954
Districts
12
5th
is shown in the
subjoined statement:
years
BANK
St.
Reserve
Boston
Outside
country for the month
eight
1st
9.3
'Estimated
The
the Minneapolis Reserve District of
sas
Outside of this city there
3.7%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
Total
—__
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of
2.9%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.3% and in
increase of
SUMMARY
Federal
9.4
—
$14,503,007,407 $14,278,245,385
704.302,721
Total all cities for week
an
Week Ended February 6—
—10.9
—
$11,333,645,207 $10,999,347,395
3,169,362,200
3,278,898,990
days—
was
week in 1952.
same
increase of
an
11th
a11
cities,
450, in the
8th St.
days__
five
cities,
the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register an
improvement of 6.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District
of 1.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 0.1%. The
In
17.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,282,986,414, against $18,095,768,-
4.1
—17.7
379,075.556
235.155,919
____
For that week there
6.
+ 10.9
322,854.347
'345,000,000
_
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which
we are able to give the final
complete results for the week previous — the week
ended Feb.
—10.3
—
425,137,600
265 592,040
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
detailed
having recorded an increase of 30.7%. We group the^
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this it appears that in the Ne
York District (including this city) the totals record
expansion of 30.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of
2.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.5%.
cities
present further below
we
was
818.000,000
692,443,369
_____
elaborate
ter
1953
$7,601,268,212
_____
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ten
At
TELEGRAPH
1954
Boston
All
in
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Chicago
Philadelphia
Uther
week
same
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week
San
$15,207,310,120
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
i
New
at
day of the week in all
the
In
i
(755) ' 47
COURSE
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
irt
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1,257
1,194
1,190
979
884
915
836
1,072
1,046
975
1,091
763
760
773
1,499
1,591
1,618
1,783
1,275
1,350
1,577
1,865
1,987
1,956
1,981
1,338
1,383
1,370
1,190
Minneapolis
K-»
1,338
1,323
1,472
1,036
1,130
1,276
The
3.6%;
the St. Louis Reserve District
Chicago
Minneapolis
to 1954 is indicated in the following:
District
Reserve
Reserve
District
City Reserve District there is
1,305
Cleveland,,
5.5%.
share properties on the
Exchange for the first months of 1951
699
Kansas City
The volume of transactions in
New York Stock
a
of 1.2%
0.6%.
of
a
suffers
In
the
loss
and
c£
the-
Kansas.
decrease of 3.7%; in the.
1,005
New
_
CO
Orl'ns
716
739
727
660
533
522
523
2,759
1,350
2,424
1,741
1,707
1,745
1,416
738
770
706
710
537
Omaha
674
688
702
745
505
Detroit
___
509
537
491
33,374,561
34,086,902
487
584
482
Providence,
143
150
147
159
128
115
118
116
463
448
427
416
301
269
256.
Buffalo
496
510
498
525
377
348
381
337
St. Paul
504
506
474
491
395
390
397
333
222
3rd
582
593
589
604
446
410
452
410
Indianapolis
302
299
285
293
247
245
241
211
Reserve
District
of
2.2%, and in the San Fran¬
14 cities
Philadelphia
Richmond
Chicago
8th
St.
Inc. or
v
1952
Dec. %
$
2,989,615,166
3,070,371,432
44,161,237,496
40,654,594,593
;
%
3,036,347,073
3,200,721,96*
8.6
+
■
1951
$
2.6
—
40,640,479,209
41,492,963,411
4,643,001,386
4,878,924,746
4.8
5,237,353,801
5,329,782.4^5.
44
5,086,844,839
5,324,612,107
4.5
5,161,336,414
5,274,422,46«
8
44
2,504,374,612
4,133,277,564
2,662,225,376
5.9
2,535,329,360
2.486,073,50-i
-
Atlanta
7th
1953
.
17
44
—15
-
Cleveland
5th
44
12
District of 6.4%.
Reserve
$
Boston
4th
9th
Dallas
cisco
70,180,730
1954
Federal Reserve Districts
6th
Denver
37,141,073
Month of January—
1st
2nd New York
^Milwaukee,
1951
1952
1953
-Number of Shares-
January
439
2,579
Bouisville__
1954
Month-
.
16
44
4,373,010,399
5.5
4.088,592,599
3,827,072,88!>
31
.
Louis
8,034,847,931
8,332.612,024
3.6
7,659,566,670
8,130,495,&0.7
7
44
44
2,735,692,146
2,768,134,015
1.2
2,679,036,562
2.877.928.04S-
2.070,597,204
...
Richmond-
692
762
703
684
540
547
539
497
Memphis
521
541
543
559
424
444
430
16
44
2,083,942,149
0.6
2,023,298,036
2.194,283,2frt
10th
Kansas
15
44
3,258,542,956
3,382,406,199
3.7
3,409,519,334
3,594,158,98*
11th
Dallas
11
44
3,591,040,135
3,671,605,946
2.2
3,361,229,632
3.180,121,963)
12th
San Francisco
19
44
4,333,439,420
4,629,706,717
6.4
4,539,363,730
4,536,285,01*7
84,371,452,420
86,124,299,857
377
Seattle
634
678
703
726
483
462
480
307
359
303
323
235
241
252
161
157
152
141
110
114
107
74,320
57,769
56,041
57,720
85,832,145,703
46,750,319,045
2.0
+
104
72,724 72,368
181 cities
~~87,542,510,855
44,943,143,215
1
Total
195
Hartford
,.
444
Salt Lake C.
Minneapolis
City
55,249
Outside
New
The
Tot.27cities 74,879
Other cities 12,663 13,108 12,003
Total
ali__
Out. N.Y.C.
We
11,804
9,098
8,890
8,976
64,931
66,696
62,775
34,835
add
now
our
46,201
detailed
34,313
statement
35,545
87,542,510,855
January
1953
$
$
Month of JanuaryInc. or
Dec. (/o
Clearings Outside New York
Inc.
1954
or
+
44,943,143,215
46,750,319,045
—
week ended Feb. 6 for four years:
$
February 6
—
Inc. or
$
1952
Dec. %
1953
1954
$
Inc.
$
1951
$
District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
9,905,820
Portland
10,270.210
23,232,377
2,507,395,890
11,848,840
12,564,945
Fall River__
2,605,823
2,663.789
8,666,351
9,143,934
+
2.2
+
7.1
+
2,118,235
2.071,568
+ 10.2
21,087,564
2,432,926,828
Massachuse tts—Boston
3.5
—
20,012,887
22,791,815
5,633.296
5,262,142
4.929,281
4,964,232
3.0
2,496,210,526
2,661,647,845
597,273,359
553,875,622
4.6
550,939,255
532,134,123
2,713.047
+ 17.7
1,884,123
2,103,525
—
5.7
9,745,388
11,482,735
3.193,068
Holyoke
5,822.122
5,745,328
+
1.3
5,730.081
5,782,163
5,420,430
4,473,456
+ 21.0
5.376,469
4,993,643
+
7.7
5,162,134
4.746,076
1,119,584
1,042,659
+
7.4
3,979,564
828,„*2
3.883.294
Lowell—
9.9
10,041,073
11,071,577
3,314,592
3 197,234
47,968,264
47,631,614
11.686,165
10,889,825
New Bedford
13,772,632
15,2P5,111
Springfield
49,994,279
—
51,133,857
Worcester
38,144,982
Waterbuiy
16,752,700
Total
3,070,371,432
144,660,353
38.218,365
8,909.394
8.368,136
+
6.5
8,271,620
7,281,664
141,160,136
44.093,393
40.426,550
+
9.1
33,855,951
2 3l.89,360
1.5
68,427,616
66,895,699
17.425,657
16,676,524
+
4.5
14,740,137
13,351,733
30,698,800
.
2.8
16.934,200
13.343,400
4.5
147,271,200
159,805,000
25,294,700
4279913,800
—41.2
27^396^800
4.3
7,393,185
7.479,188
2,198,135
1,851,367
+ 18.7
1,621,803
1,488,052
-2.6
3,036,347,073
3,200,721,964
704,805,132
689,907,729
+
2.2
658,134,186
635,114,843
+
8.6
—
—
+
134.852,579
22,517,371
24,447,356
113,214,892
York
7,3
116,375,950
19,313,593
1.9
18,756,271
18,373,687
5,420,430
4,479.456
510.972,618
2.8
498.430,530
525.991,992
117,082,689
109,939,690
13,629,566
18.1
11,698.218
10,665,565
2,535,288
9,518,906
Jampstnwn
11,696,400
18.6
8,749,233
11,739,870
2,377,030
12,185,168,821
37.832,013
23,850,915
42,599,367,640
Rochester
_
_
_
86,982,463
__
_
_
__
Connecticut—Stamford
(12 cities)—
_
92,9^6.124
2,463,069
-+
2.9
2,283.482
1,918,815
+
23.9
1.673,478
2,022,774
9,323,228,864
+
30.7
8,948,763,023
7,735,884,231
30,458,754
+
24.2
26,554,579
25,788 017
22,494.054
+
6.0
18,812,055
17,55.3,733
20,816,803
+
44.6
5.7
9.0
39,160,152,690
39,922,901,404
5.3
122,021,898
126,432,112
+
3.4
82,977.850
89,288,492
15,789,135
+•
6.3
15,972,556
+
9.7
93,455,138
87,214.078
30,101,226
+
2.4
226,957,968
254,495,414
70,496,902
66.709,429
+
284,930.907
305,430,803
78.245',739
67,682,515
-+15.6
92,095,982
'
308,157,790
44,161,237,496
€9,84^.616
+
255,471,058
(a)
3,883,294
6.5
+
281,142.910
Oranges
—
8.8
(a)
40,654,594,593
(a)
+-
8.6
40,640,479,209
.
t
15.548,619
3.979,564
+
84,154,580
261,651,353
Jersey
—
16,035.756
+ 21.0
126,634,634
•
101,042,455
Jersey—Newark
New
16,784,164
+
39,081,826,658
133,371,023
1
8yracuse
Total
39,935,669
11,162,178
Northern
8,999.033
152,370,916
18,939,652
Elmira
Utica
2.097,958
9,545,771
2.6
496,614,399
Buffalo
New
2,002,293
7.3
Reserve District—New York—
York—Albany
Binghamton
Few
7,865,872
2,989,615,166
(14 cities)
Second Federal
New
150,702.100
8,207.921
Hampshire—Manchester
3.7
+
3.1
—
17,233,600
143,893,300
Rhode Island—Providence
New
1,134,790
+
'
—
69,085,308
New Haven
2.3
+
157.601,975
68,026,924
—
39,351,029
161,709,972
Connecticut—Hartford
—
18,354,471
i
2,103,974
238,146
16,38~8~942
52,470,501
62,776,935
53,234.972
18
55,125,263
8,850,631
41,492,953,411
9,672,708,820
12,577,553,409
I
or
Dec.
2.0
Week Ended
1951
$
1953
Dec. %
85,832,145,703
1952
46,201,398,453.
months since Jan. 1, 1953 and 1952:
$
$
45,211,299,730
CLEARINGS
1953
1954
showing the figures for each City for the month of January and the
1954
Reserve
31,247
3.9
—
Clearings, Total All
Months—
Clearings at—
First Federal
following compilation covers the clearings by
7,526
66,867
46,750 45,211
44.943
City
MONTHLY
85,832 84,371 86,124
87,542
York
+ 30.0
9,251,440,140
8,020,465,951
3.3-
mtiMtKI&itftii&A.l&litimt'dj
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——
1954
Clearings at—
1953
S
Week Ended
Month of JanuaryInc.
1951
1953
1954
S
1952
or
Dec. '/o
$
...
February 61951
1952
or
Dec. l/o
S
Monday, February 15, 1954
$
$
District—Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
6,520,452
Pennsylvania—Altoona
6,657,636
2.1
—
4,934,923
1,317,666
4,948,460
1,200,116
7,150,651
7,008,824
+
2.0
6,863,422
6,295,632
1,449,479
6,884,829
+
2.6
6,357,074
5,279,694
1,779,186
28,363,832
30,155,480
5.9
28,798,861
19,574,382
18,971,123
+
3.2
19.620,236
47902",521
5,021,868
+
0.6
1,693,244
7.9
1,910,230
3.5
1,377,477
1,273,470
5.8
472~31~,688
i~825M5
+
3.2
1,050,000,000
2,985,505
973,000,000
+ 11.4
4~6~3~2,890
5,052,510
1,512,506
8.8
6.003,787
3,125,500
5,709.107
29,285,744
Lancaster
1,299,455
+
1,843,752
Harrlsburg
9.8
+
1,343,694
7,064,191
Bethlehem
»:'
Inc.
.
—
Lebanon
(b)
Norristov.n
4,372,000,000
4,612,000,000
Reading—.
14,390,434
14,960,748
Bcranlon
26,342,989
28,997,482
Wllkes-Barre
15,681,644
12,742,125
York
32,525,504
27,402,561
1,051,367
1,124,427
6.946,736
Delaware—Wilmington
5,266,560
57,213.256
57,125,488
New
44,803,614
42,925,419
4,643,001,386
4,878,924,746
Philadelphia
Du Bois
Hazelton—
_
Jersey—Trenton—_
Total (16 cities)..
5,298,053
<bj
17,094,100
+
—
4,728,735
7,761,925
7.611,915
4,966,000,0001
5,048,000,000
1,044,000,000
1,012,000,000
3.8
15,120,892
16,647,158
3,394,248
3,046,000
9.2
28,890,169
31,300,202
5,881,188
6.442,516
+ 23.1
13,928,895
12,999,370
*3,500,000
3,028,621
+ 15.6
3,223,972
3,901,541
18.7
27,406,360
26,774,114
7,300,298
6,073,451
+
20.2
5,449,323
4,492,146
6.5
973,993
918,179
11,463,244
—
—
—
+
—
5.2
—
—24.2
6,919,810
+
0.2
55,896,416
67,495,361
14,394,464
13,673,818
+
5.3
13,447,330
+
4.4
42,582,772
42,594.462
13,386,344
11,037,387
+
21.3
8,327,781
11,022,078
4.8
5,237,353,801
5,329,782,495
1,101,305,385
1,064,329,245
+
3.5
1,098,256,548
1,022,018,281
—
17,809,369
i;
.
Fenrth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
Ohio—Canton
35,719,166
37,932,709
Cincinnati
1,072,393,817
Cleveland
1,865,392,851
Columbus
191,998,800
1,046,135,296
1,987,636,137
181,654,300
Hamilton
9,946,139
9,610,640
Lorain
5,310,703
5,850,064
Mansfield
Pennsylvania—Beaver1
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
8,434,280
230,809,884
+
5.5
207,396,228'
200,127,110
433,964,903
407,414.975
+
6.5
349,555,020
335,191,450
172,558,600
52,109,900
42,288,500
+
23.2
36,819,200
33,790,330
+
5.7
+
3.5
9,064,410
5,911,487
5,382,791
31,780,728
+ 24.3
+
31,896,602
131,128,613
3,787,546
26,808,309
8,742,046
6,622,759
5.828,721
5,160,163
42,331,747
39,541,441
10,270,883
10,298,864
9,013,184
8,898,599
23,529,659
22,587,683
1.7
3,707,609
26,025,585
0.9
5.4
-
111,099,308
3,841,532
103,802,417
3,161,836
392,085,915
377,778,966
377,509,935
332,431,533
993,370,589
924,906,085
2.2
2,452,535
2,526,116
2.9
2,499,879
2,281,913
1,533,298,123
1,678,798,901
8.7
1,685,122,704
28,534,577
29,837,901
4.4
27,134,564
1,666,082,321
29,421,264
23,890,777
23,543,669
1.5
50,989,363
56,990,299
10.5
23,343,362
45,387,055
40,745,181
20,223,787
22,277,093
9.2
20,083,988
20,131,056
5,324,612,107
4.5
5,161,336,414
5,274,422,466
18,615,084
-17.8
15,930,603
12,773,895
3,721,513
3,774,746
9.9
74,258,000
63.279,000
16,441,000
18,834,000
_
_
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
(17 cities)
7,248,301
8,983,568
9.2
—-
128,884,597
Erie
Total
9,729,597
243,593,353
1,981,469,092
43,305,430
County
8,599,925
39,395,087
1,091,605,899
30,816,662
jL
Toledo
+ 15.4
31,540,095
975,498.605
1,956,019,934
172,902,500
39,517,398
_
City
+
43,687,998
—
Youngstown
Newark
Oil
5.8
2.5
6.2
—
—
5,086,844,839,
20,464,008
1,150,497,597/
1,083,648,228
6.2
+
Vlftk Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
15,295,480
71,721,000
South
-
459,009,696
2,504,374,612
cities)—!
-
53,091,676
435,202,797
Frederick
-
1,257,174,577
2,662,225,376
District of Columbia—Washington
(8
25,934,443
52,707,414
1,207,117,711
4,658,512
_
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
762,999,260
25,558,051
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
79,593,000
692,113,647
Richmond
-
-
5,807,640
1.4
3,011,478
3,305,802
12.7
16,71B.000
167,522,242
+
0.9
139,363,985
14,302.000
:
'
9.3
703,761,055
1.5
22,406,145
169,091,054
684,521,913
128,534,831
5,490,738
+
3.8
4,890,505
4,646,371
49,722,119
20,357,762
38,319,094
5,701,249
0.7
4 0
1,194,954,155
1,190,350,884
296,905/304
287,127,781
-f
3.4
256,483,894
295,120,378
-19.8
5,870,542
5,148,046
5.2
468,426,741
471,322,912
105,962,134
107,405,974
2,535,329,360
2,486,073,506
597,822,254
590,155,481
-
-
5.9
1.3
+
93,846.246
96,610.726
1.3
—
514,609,432
542,225,784
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
134,673,258
.
Nashville
127,161,519
416,815,552
427,156,366
1,288,600,000
1,378,300,000
31,855,962
Columbus
21,221,772
21,498,016
Macon
19,207,853
19,404,931
728,781,098
713,487,925
52,957,967
52,832,280
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
23,512,398
+
5.9
23,633,096
19,715,297
107,925,014
107,266,504
23,082,019
2.4
402,668,594
90,010,648
80.283,289
73,918,745
1,388,900,000
385.617.972
1,314,700,000
83,397,898
6.5
287,800,000
283,200,000
276,900,000
275,700,000
—33.4
33,621,673
25.562,951
5,279,205
6,818,603
7,168,679
5,500.239
8.6
26,551,853
23,131,419
1.0
22,277,609
18,401,559
47315,849
47372,423
5,102.655
3795T744
+
2.1
153,623,578
142,905,164
127,57^,675
113,832,941
0.2
597,713,392
41,495,808
559.197.973
+
599,068,014
36,661,538
549,921,943
1247916,226
151,676,357
1387m. 288
108.To~77754
36,626,966
8,837,475
8,428,895
8,239,500
6,433,995
21,833,914
4.3
20,260,273
22,203,000
48,314,090
—
—
—
—
21,325,707
45,02(1157
598,758,615
707,625,695
Mobile
39,222,160
39,886,034
Montgomery
20,173,471
20,375,234
21,367,000
22,334,000
44,199,924
59,617,860
—25.9
51,750,194
6,872,431
7,667,180
—10.4
7,480,504
2,446,807
2,727,249
—10.3.
2,647,441
2,318,772
703,247
663,557
684,194
563,000
716,481,640
739,065,766
3.1
727,367,632
660,361,199
174,413,495
156,097,199
143,841,122
125,778,129
5.5
4,088,592,599
3,827,072,889
866,368,992
865,499,554
+ 11.6
7,957,934
2,864,356
2,723,835
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson—
+
Meridian
:
Vlcksburg
—
Louisiana—New
A
.
Orleans
Total (16 cities)
4,133,277,564
_
—15.4
—
—
—
—
—
4,373,0y),399
1.7
1.0
21,451,000
7,346,470
+
0.1
807,647,699
737,579,653
+
5.2
1,972,926
1,911,062
11,245,462
11,234.389
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann
Arbor
10,071,498
9,023,289
2,579,049,357
2,759,779,224
32,396,593
30,663,830
+
Grand Rapids
Jackson
65,640,105
14,343,733
60,771,641
13,055,452
Lansing
Muskegon__.
Bay City
43,707,245
34,209,543
Detroit
Flint
'
18,698,912
Oshkosh
27,454,035
463,572,980
5,950,141
448,302,219
10,557,454
«
15,201,719
29,697,196
Milwaukee
j
299,032,428
14,198,126
Bouth Bend—
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
80,393,137
302,015,376
35,916,807
Indianapolis
11,369,779
36,942,047
76,617,649
Gary_„
/
10,422,059
Sheboygan
Watertown.
,
6,557,783
1,873,051
3,001,101
3,088,834
22,005,092
Des Moines
21,808,607
159,102,854
158,583,110
City.
67,119,472
:
Ames
•'
40,437,437
'1,483,353
—
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Bioux
19,018,930
11,693,088
34,843,725
Indiana—Fort Wayne
3,380,511
_
Illinois—Aurora
9,553,015
Bloomington
Chicago
66,124,671
2,959,685
3,878,551,711
9,223,210
6,390,008
4,027,155,204
.7,338,697
—
_
Decatur
6.5
2,350,563,321
7,304,188
2,424,431,310
5.7
23,980,753
25,715,580
+
8.0
53,338,408
57,556,809
+
9.9
9,864,511.
9,762,226
+ 27.8
27,973,721
28,820,647
—
—
1.7
13,263,824
8,516,743
13,771,733
8,137,944
+
87051,616
10,992,480
757041,000
69,629,000
!00
+
8,244,544
1.3
6,678,694
9,590,397
5.7
34,216,382
30,916,829
4.7
69,142,448
63,808,918
1.0
285,781,859
293,186,268
—11.2
—
+
—26.8
6,914,531
5,676,805
7.8
efoffEooo
58*16000
+
5.6
9,051,456
8,370 896
+ 10.8
3,287,297
3,189,374
6.0
93/77~0,520
77/98(3065
40,909,074
40,728,890
8,096,762
8,574.028
6.6
13,916,043
3,206,488
8.2
26,217.009
15,474,198
23,481,501
3,551,477
+
+
3.4
427,432,694
416,928,093
1137243,066
106,345,405
+
9.3
6,270,150
5,870,465
1.3
9,718,924
9,921,137
+
—
—
+
—20.8
1,510,356
2.8
—
1,531,458
3,429,383
0.9
3,611,991
21,058,838
17,051,038
4,906,879
4,716,332
4.0
4,627,231
4,840,633
.—
0.3
163,991,055
164,087,271
40,742,827
40,003,178
+
1.8
39,694,267
38,500.593
+
1.5
73,683,746
80,543,999
15,692,689
13,638,608
+
15.1
16,949,681
16,889,1£(F
+ 14.2
2,528,765
2,785,684
—
+
+
3.6
7,626,432
7,297,291
1,424,362
3,840,146,241
7,682,148
4,230,242,197
1,632,052
3.7
898.625,891
878,194,558
+ 25.1
18,129,652
21,580,474
5,739,187
4,080,227
13,719,508
14,098,833
»
7,657,578
+ 14.8
—
22,210,151
17,747,917
54,374,503
53,314,031
2.0
Rockford
59,479,714
33,969,862
38,314,800
—11.3
29,684,680
Springfield
Sterling
„
147980,925
14,960,947
2.8
+
—
Peoria—
71
i
22,045,722
20,016,059
+ 10.1
19,263,953
65,379,208
29,754,016
17,917,913
2,261,646
2,858,541
—20.9
2,490,158
8,332,612,024
3.6
7,659,566,670
1,253,248
794,021,002
758.475 005
3,897,156
3,603,197
2.7
—18.3
2,395,036
8,034,847^931
1,458,182
2.3
+ 40.7
+ 14.6
-+
+
7,499,167
9.174.558
14,188,023
6,904,207
12,056,635
6,170/49
5,313,969
4,360,726
+
21.9
4,266,897
3,996.936
8,130,495,806
1,227,945,915
1,193,572,295
+
2.9
1,079,314,532
1,019,037,549
1,579,128,957
14,658,182
332,800,000
320,700,000
+
3.8
286,800,000
265,200,000
710,092,680)
169,839,600
154,553,733
+"9.0
122,891,985
106,482,487
559,681,572
110,582,-717
11-2,374,102
1.6
100,489,456
88,023,572
2+04,951
2,624,353
8.4
2~377,572
ajaoilio
615,627,268
590,252(188
4.3
512,559,013
461,826,199
—
'
Total (31) cities
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
MiflSOUri-^-St. LoulS—
1,447,188,173
14,473,101
1,424,880,588
16,095,885
2,437,256
Cape Girardeau
Independence
i
Kentucky—Louisville—_—
2,397,524
738,178,398
770,730,108
Tennessee—Memphis
521,426,193
Illinois—Jacksonville
-
.
2^625,497
9,363,528
541,520,068
2,056,376
10,453,466
2,735,692,146
2,768,134,015
Qulncy
'
Total (7 cities)
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
•;>/
28,061,097
1.34L510.731
...
Rochester
1.2
2,679,036,562
2,877,928,046
3.7
—
2,416,057
—
—
+
-
30,745,732
1,338,684,494
8.7
29,205,571
30 ,235,416
6,773,-328
7,596,381
—10.8
6,290,776
0.2
1,323,961,766
1,472 ,061,598
307,192,681
270,657,742
+-13.5
286,395,526
+ 27.9
7,328,315
7, ,046,186
491 ,130,410
1157477,092
100,135,739
+
15.3
1037982,868
92,587,725
7,663,506
7,329,404
7,813,262
6,611,417
57220/993
3,235,004
3,620,685
3,010,083
—
+
3,859,524
1,295,176
36,583,645
—11.9
5,194,000
—12.1
5,242,217
16.236.205
31,070,360
3,579,930
—
Montana—Billings
506,003,776
3,741,229
5 072 995
_
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Huron.
-
9,240,602
4.2
—
4,567,000
Dakota—Fargo
Minot
.
—10.4
2,154,113
9,796,485
—
32 245 717
1
wft
Grand Forks
<r -r
+ 27.7
2,161,143
706,075,181
543,472,078
2,090,857
1,219,869
Winona
'
'North
13,567,280
+
9,321,236
504,678,427
St. Paul
•
1,402,429,421
1.7
+
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
t
1.6
—10.1
„
Lewistown
Total (16 Cities)
.
18,338,797
29,329,995
3,654,601
21 257 459
21,261,546
49,011,169
57,361,517
1,579,831
1,748,693
2,070,597,204
2,083,942,149
Great Falls
Helena-
7,287,567
17,350,869
—
—
—
—
0.3
474,776,695
3.1
3,583,488
4
5.8
1,305,513
35,094,515
5,323,160
264,810,561
/
1
4,956,000
6,131,595
3.2
,067,309
,220,808
35, ,371,095
4
,744,000
5
,533,785
—11.5
16,944,730
17 ,115,187
5.9
31,303,174
31, 823,719
2.1
3,764,421
+
—
-
4
,253,002
18
,487,869
-rr
0.1
+
0.5
15,556;928
48,583,418
52, 741,865
9.7
1,540,535
1 ,799,816
0.6
2,023,298,036
5^048",480.
16, 651,217
—14.6
2,194,283,282
—
—
.
19,261,372
f
4,359,108
^97X249'
„
■
f*
.
3,~8Tp57
——
117549,098
456,925,187
a
a
12,776,967
406,090,345
>
).D
*
—I—1_
1M33.828
.
+ 12.5
'
422,511/19^;
-7
(•/
•
t
1
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-
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(757)
-Month of
Clearings at—
1954
1953
$
Tenth Federal Reserve
January
Week Ended
1952
1951
1954
$
or
$
5
Dec. %
1S53
February 6-
Inc.
or
Dec.
$
%
1952
1951
$
District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,233,715
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
4,277,792
40.034,107
Sncot:::z:~:::ri:~
4+23+488
688,930,788
674,051,580
2,815,880
,
Parsons.,;
Wichita
—
—
97,034,915
4,426,006
—
4,407,481
1,499,061,967
City
St. Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
—
2,615,665
:
Kansas
1,591,867,935
55,707,817
—
+
—
55,593,169
3,193,105
4,214,237
593,547,087
13,342,184
Total (15 cities)—
15,800,756
582,134,116
Pueblo
14,122,167
3,258,542,956
3,090,654
1,105,354
1,057,787
959,806
767,990
38,370~638
735,009
38,528,227
654,966
668,048
2.2
11,439,666
702,111,625
9,093,574
745,062,967
8,550,990
154,811,266
7,883,181
142,008,399
152,109,838
147,171,146
8.8
3,184,726
2,906,340
0.5
2,581,976
1,687,335
0.4
41,871,382
2.9
87,422,600
42,215,159
73,524,446
0.4
7,348,266
5.8
7,810,075
1,618,333,571
65,423,668
0.2
+
226,875,179
15,046,963
Denver
4,106,446
5.1
+
—
—
—
3,382,406,199
—
10,346,965
8,328,883
12,389,457
23,078,634
9,584,593
25,818,961
20,689,111
17,776,136
1,783,981,390
344,33+433
33+035,445
12,155,828
353,666,604
11,234,192
343,094,932
13,085,297
13,542,404
3,795,999
3,530,633
3,620,980
57+41,255
3,089,632
27339,623
3717+374
565,208,526
558,563,674
545,435,513
546,622,241
1.9
589,860,765
5.5
13,207,107
3,409,519,334
1
73,028,854
4,052,492
185,441,973
14,482,265
604,196,800
14,307,598
3,594,158,986
+ 32.0
227,903,292
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1.0
699,126
—
38,819,531
94,209,548
Missouri—Joplin
—
—
3,089,141
2,601,635
38,659,909
Topeka
.
Inc.
$
49
2,436,257
0.5
218,043,234
4.8
15,059,484
3.7
a
-
.
.
»
,
r
2,962,437
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas-
Texas—AustinBeaumont—
37,064,811
Dallas
"
£1
Paso
Ft.
(
40,240,664
22,329,863
1,669,750,086
*
25,765,741
1,672,146,371
Worth
174,245,148
194,203,811
144,908,418
:
30,222,000
1,466,546,820
1,414,277.003
Port Arthur
7,616,372
Wichita Falls
Texaikana
Total
(11 cities)
3.6
9,134,330
8,291,268
35+186,193
340^469,450
9,123,736
8,640,720
320~552,567
'
275739+096
'U+
~
142,015,471
29,01+057
29,69+000
1,201,316,279
7,222,267
30~12+963
30^88^8
7,130,000
5,720,000
+299,0+0
+768,099
•
3+018,466,
—14.5
8,084,846
0.3
28,640,304
-—20.9
6,442,132
24,566,073
6,328,600
5,560,215
6,746,054
5,697,128
5,528,335
5+077,177
5+917,840
l+66~8~345
++2~2~6~496
10,10+777
9,64+035
3,36+229,632
3,180,12+969
416,781,407
402,936,305
38+815,413
334,766,426
5.2
15+098,265
135,79+581
+ 13.7
3,642,089
3,983,461
8.3
142,549,744
137.,8X7,203
8.3
57771+615
55787+187
17773+680
53,300,376
3,591,040,135
39,524,855
20,990,090
1,502,940,244
154,389,385
21,911,402
1,557,563,928
;168.965,138,
140.05*955,
A 29,487,000
1,312,387,227
l.T
8,373,595'
57,395,929
36,31+601
.
ff.r
27,203,841
,,
6,624,859
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
—
8,907,958
27,123,641
7.9
0.1
—10.3
144,694,769
29,704,000
Galveston
Houston
—
—13.3
—
7.7
3,671,605,946
2.2
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Wirshtngtntr—Bettingrhranr--.—
Seattle—
6,432,839
;
Idaho—Boise
Portland—
1
Lake City
Salt
16,69+162
13+752,725
California—Bakersfield
...
Berkeley
Long Beaoh
Modesto—
4,117,553
3+399,751
35,150,139.
10,328,000
150,96+097
—12.7
695,165,136
138,377,644
14,822,741
303,238,505
1+975,614
323,412,936
+14.3
46,570,079
32,939,614
698,76+816
8.2
—14.4
7o7l07,861
—
Francisco
San
Jose
647720,136
102,917,940
95,637,717
33,860,318
32,569,8^2
3.5
33,890,530
34,593,482
82,242,985
21,564,705
2+037,790
187553,278
+~8.0
167203",413
1+2~2~3~,681
15796+925
—10.9
12719+025
1.4714+006
5507010,461
5297817,825
3.8
4927102,224
48+98+562
+ 12.2
12,893,129
+
1.9
74,328,298
24,400,629
—
7.0
23,857,088
72,527,678
—13.9
53,710,668
14,509,637
2,217,991,020
—
3.3
13,925,228
—
4.3
2,277,545,556
61,210,749
12,285,915
2,237,611,132
68,309,025
Stockton
(19 cities)
Grand Total
75,195,679
—
9.2
66,180,083
61,947,023
25,788,579
—
6.5
23,656,246
38,966,910
-
Santa Barbara
—12.5
17,563,644
5,32+741
15,647,599
5,809,988
1+495,125
4,414,322
45,468,069
23,826,499
43,596,157
8.4
44,520,613
10,025,154
9,271,854
+
8.1
9,546,693
6.4
4,539,363,730
+536,285,037
1,002,140,342
978,104,586
+
2.5
903,968,515
+17.6
13,169,062,774
3.7
8,220,299,746
+333.439,420
(181 cities)
4,629,706,717
87,542,510,855
(a) Clearings
operation
—
85,832,145,703
44,943,143,215
Outside New York
46,750,319,045
discontinued
Dec.
21,
1951.
(b)
Now
'
included
2.0
84,37+452,420
86,124,299,857
2+282,986,414
18,095,768,450
45,21+299,730
46,201,398,453
9,097,817,593
8,772,539,586
in
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff
Act of
New
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
FEBRUARY 5,
RESERVE
1954 TO FEBRUARY
Noon
BANK
TO
TREASURY
transfers
the
on
UNDER
TARIFF
Preferential
ACT
OF
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.240537
.0719820*
2.241035
.0200406
.0200468
.0200406
.0428082*t
.0428082*!
.0428082«t
.0352609*!
.0352609*t
.0352609*!
.0352609*!
.326450
.326450
.326450
.0385802*
.0385802*
1.035000
1.035156
.210400
.210450
.00435401*
.00285625
.210400
.00285625
.00285625
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa,
—
—
_
.210400
.210466
2.812500
.116177
.116211
.116211
.264075
.264100
.264100
.264100,
2..784034
2.784034
2.784653
dec. (—) since.
.116211
.264050
2.784034
2.785891
Feb.
Assets—
77-7777777.77
Loans
and
pound
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
Loans—gross
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Commercial,
.193330*
.193330"
'.233162
-l9333?"
Loans
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
*
.193330*
.193330*
.233125
2.801369
2.801369
2.801992
2.811875
2.811875
2.812500
2.811875
**
**
**
Other
2.813*50
upon
type of merchandise.
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the followm?
principal changes for the week
ended
Feb.
3:
An increase of
$597 million in loans to
brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securi¬
ties, decreases of $531 million in holdings of
Treasury
bills, $278 million in balances with domestic
banks, and
$527 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and increases
of
$434 million
in
United
industrial,
States
and
Government
deposits
agricultural
loans'
in¬
in all but the Philadelphia District and a total
$136 million at all reporting member banks. It is es¬
timated that the
ration
new
certificates
of
in
or
in
commercial, industrial,
loans.
Changes according to industry
press release.
than the total
and
agricultural
appear
in another
I
—
t
+
+
32
+
+
16
6
+
365
Federal
+
3
+
555
298
531
+
+104
—
2,517
—
4,764
—
178
+
213
198
164
6,756
18,952
Reserve
Banks
banks
+
+
14,598
f
domestic
176
+16
—
32,989
.
594
597
•
—
7,708
'
314*
)
541
+
912
—
2,421
—
55,588
—
73
947
k
.
+
+
—
2,268
803
1,020
+
235
—
548
67
+
10
278
+
114
+
999
1,756
Liabilities—
Demand
Time
U.
S.
deposits adjusted
deposits except Goverment
Government
Interbank
demand
Domestic
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $296 million in
136
7,924
vault
with
+
6,486
banks
with
22,638
826
securities
Reserves
Cash
1,363
1,392
2,180
loans
bonds—;
Balances
2,7+3
+
+
carrying
—
Government securities—total--
3.
+
724
720
pur-
loans
Other
Commodity Credit Corpo¬
interest purchased by weekly re¬
more
for
securities
purchasing
issue of
porting member banks accounted for
increase
estate
to
S.
U.
creased
of
for
dealers
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
and $442 million in borrowings.
Commercial,
and
carrying
or
loans
Other
U.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
brokers
Loans
_______
590.
+
+
industrial, and agriculaural
securities
••Temporarily omitted.
+
39,963
—
to
chasing
2.803237
/
**
Feb. 4,
1953"
1954
40,595
.
loans
Real
tApplication depends
8+66Q
Loans—net
.496766*
2.801369
United
"Nominal,
investments—total
.140080*
.233125
Jan. 2+
(In millions of dollars)
.233187
,
3,
1954
.496766*
*
mem¬
Inc. (, + ) or
2.813750
.140080*
reporting
ber banks follows:
.210o66
2.811875
.496766*
_
other districts.
Tim©
Demand deposits cred>-
Borrowings increased $206 million in New York City
$124 million in Chicago.
.0349000
—
the
.00285625
.210400
2.811875
.
-
of
seven
.00435401*
.116177
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone ;
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
in
and
.210550
.00435401*
.00285625
peso
increased
ited to domestic banks decreased $147 million.
+035683
.210400
.00435401*
2.811875
—
amounts
A summary of assets and liabilities of
1.033671
.00435401*
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
securities
.326500
.0385802*
-210400
France
Holdings of United. States
''other"
deposits adjusted decreased $121 million in
District, $106 million in the Chicago
$83 million in the Dallas District, and by
smaller
.0200500
.0428082*t
1.033125
7
of
deposits increased $63 million.
.326450
-
Markka'777777777
and
Demand
District,
2.242031
.0385802*
.0352609*t
77
dollar
dollar
rupee
'
.200000*
,0428082't
"
bonds
the San Francisco
.133333*
2.240537
$154 million in New York City
were
$198 million and $164 million, respectively.
Feb. 11
.200000*
-
.0200375
franc
Free'
Finland
.200000*
Holdings of Treasury notes in¬
$82 million in Chicago.
Government
Thursday
.0385802*
British Malaysia, Malayan
Ceylon
Feb. 10
.0719820*
2.204537
BrBflsicCrUZler<>—
Canada
Feb. 9
.133333*
.0719820*
Belgium,
Wednesday
in the
creased $213 million at all reporting member banks; the
1930
(Value In United States Money)
Tuesday
.200000*
.133333*
Free
Australia pound"
Austria
schllline"
+77+083,164
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
principal increases
Feb. 8
.200000*
15,512,967,395
District, $41. million in the Dallas District,
decreased $178 million.
Monday
Feb. 5
^Ba!slcna PCS0
.-
$60 million in Chicago, $54 million
York,
tricts.
different
11, 1954, INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Friday
9,971,063
881,254,83+
and by smaller amounts in all but one of the other dis-
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
for cable
anl
County and Monetary Unit
+
San Francisco
just passed:
EXCHANGE
,
5,060,959
Philadelphia, Pa.
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
FOREIGN
—
3.9
+
—
Foreign Exchange Rates
:
+
2+104,469
-
'
Mexico,
+"
2.3
84,731,557
2,122,420,432
—
+
14,031,190
8an
'
+
—
86,333,552
_
6,448,159
10,872,000
62,482,795
-
Riverside-
Total
163,234,331
+681,748
2.0
22,681,968
Pasadena"
•
17+737,61+
17,536,202
—20.3
359,054,396
117,855,288
45,498,250
3+077,520
1
726,182,654
18,380,082
—
18,182,049
307,428,850
Arizona—Phoenix
-
37,622,957
10,658,000
744,632,491
650,368,510
Utah—Ogden
703,796,830
8.7
+
>
17,943,654
8,497,000
5,75+981
6.6
+
_
'
9.3
—
.
678,695,666'
36,854,972
Oregon—Eugene
1
5,887,131
63+003,062
19,504,139
2akima
Foreign
Borrowings
banks
banks
deposits
527
19,662
+
63
2,461
+
434
—
419.
10,619
—
147
+
364
1,260
—
+
deposits:
895
+
11
—
46
442
—
609
)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
$0
Name
the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
1954
20,384,io2
20.880.10L
890,003
758,278
21,274,105
449,684
and
Diaeounts
462,871
402,062
440,451
515,245
1,848
1,942
outright—
Sought
596,254
1,995,575
5.816,541
5,816.541
4,995,716
13,263,671
13,263,671
preferred (quar.i
—
—
Israel Petroleum
(initial)—.
American LaFrance-Foamite Corp., (special)
283/bC
3,641,150
3,641,150
4,521,975
Bonds
Ltd.,
Co.,
Metal
American
23,887,616
24,716,937
24,805,937
repurchase
under
agreement
41,000
56,900
56,900
23,928,616
24,773,837
24.862,837
25,261,859
Class
A
(quar.)
22
23
Class
B
(quar.)
168,057
206,050
192,398
of
notes
R.
cash
■Uncollected
Sink,
3,438,669
3,541,629
3,618,643
22
banks
other banks—
foreign
from
D\fi
25,291,024
Items
preferred
assets
>-—
52,800
48,867
Class
195,627
214,461
Class
(quar.)—
(initial).:
A
Common
LUbilities—
25.668.625
25,824,633
25,771,591
Notefi__
fjleral Reserve
—-
—
19.654,262
19,869.521
20,375.971
American
637.720
457,203
431,342
American
473,406
476,996
558,111
American
337,946
Treasurer—gen.
6.
345.037
340,296
American
Foreign
Other
______
21,705,720
21,148,757
2,972,836
21,103,334
deposits
—
/Deferred availability cash items
-Ouier liab. and accrued divs._
2.989,301
16,5i5
15,097
49,880,741
2,'969,025
V
49,961,323
16,212
1
263.CG6
(Section 7>
"Bsrptus
625.013
—
625,013
584,676
27,343
(Section 12b)
capital accounts
27,543
27,'543
S3
148,714
141,830
149,223
___
of
serves
note
certificate
gold
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
re¬
deposit and F.
liabilities combined
6%
R.
to
common
participating
14,498
—
purchased for foreign
correspondents
—
45.77
45.37
45.4'/
Industrial loan commitments...
«
notes,
redemption
The date indicates the
B
Date
Coast Line
Page
Atlas
Leaf Milling
redeemable
5%
Ltd.—
Co.,
a
preference shares
.Feb
—
Avon
Gas
&
Fuel
Associates—
& ccllat.
mtge.
203
1
517
.Mar
1
debentures due 1976
ilichigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
Mar
1
3Vz1st mortgage bonds, due 1903
_^__.
Feb 15
nP'it Milk Co., 41/2r/" preferred stock
^Reading Co.-Philadelphia & Reading Terminal RR.—
Mar
1
l*t mortgage 3 Vj 7
bonds due I960
...
518
2
521
Co. Ser. I
Inland Steel
Xxrrillard
(P.)
Co.
Chemical
•^oencer
1st
30
preferred
second
4.50'v.
Co.
bonds due 1982. .Mar
3.200/
mtge.
25-year
stock...
Mar
7%
108
Inc.,
Daniyp,
Foremost
Inc.: 4V2V
E.ifeway Stores,
Solar Aircraft Co.,
preferred
Apr
1
Mar 31
stock
convertible preferred
Barcalo
In
this
convertible preferred stock
issue,
tin
Volume
Basic
A
514
1
•
612
1
520
441
Feb 15
$5
441
Aluminum
4%
(quar.)
Co.
iV2%
net
Bakeries
7%
Co.,
preferred
Can
3-15
1
Insurance
Co.
-
3-1
2-0
t$1.31
3-1
2- B
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
common
(quar.i
3-
8
2-16
3-
1
2-16
iquar.r„
j
Buloio
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
Burdine's,
3-
1
2-
1
1
3-
1
4-
Fine
(quar.i
7 7
-
Associates
Cement
from
35c
4334c
2-23
1-22
2-15
1-21
4-
3-18
1
iquar.)
3-15
3-15,
2-23
2-11
Bush
2-23
Butler
Oil
Co.
common
Co.
Black
Hills
(quar.)—-.
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Power
—
(quar.)_,
&
Light,
preferred
preferred
—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.407
(quar.)
Black,
Sivalls
4.75 7
4.257
Bryson,
preferred
Canada
2-19
Canada
(Phila.),
(quar.)
67
•
preferred
Co.
Bros.
3-
1
2-16
4-20
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
2-
3
3-15
3-
1
2-23
2-19
3-31
2-
9
2-
1
1
,
-
25c *
32c
pfd.
57
preferred
$1.05
$1.35
35c
$1.1834
Car
3-10
3-10
Fund,
income)
&
Co.,
2-
1
2-
1
2-12
2-15
3-10
3-10
2-15
2-17
2-10
2-15
2-15
20c
75c
2-15
3.-31
25c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-Amer.
common—
47 7
Case *(J.
I.)
Class
B
Co.,
South
West
Central
Vermont
Ribbon
5
Chain
2-
5
Chamber of
2-18
Class
2-20
Channing
1
2-
5
3-
1
2- 5
1
3-16
8
4-29
4-
8
7-29
7-
8
10-29
$50c
$50c
t50c
7-
10-
10-
8
Mills,
2-
1
Inc.
(quar.)
2-
2-27
2-16
3-15
2-19
3-
2
2-
5
3-
2
2-
5
3-15
$1,127
127c
3-
————-
(quar.)
preferred
—
com.
(quar.)_
'quar.)
& Unadilla
3-18
1-30
3-20
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Virginia
,
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., com. (quar.)—
37%
convertible preferred (quar.)
5
15c
377c
2-15
1-30
50c
$327c
3-
2-17
|25c
tlOc
J15c
t30c
450c
165c
t20c
t$1.25
t$1.25
8
2-19
3-20
'
3-
2-10
1
2-15
1-30
1-30
2-15
4-
3-10
1
2-15
3-15
4-
3-15
1
4-
t25c
J25c
420c
425c
3-15
3-
2-
1
3-
2-
1
2-15
2-26
4-
2-22
2-
2
2-22
2-
2
3-
3-
2-15
1
1
2-15
35c
10c
3-
1
2-15
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-12
3-
5
2-19
3-
8
1-13
50c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
aliy47
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
413c
425c
$1.25
25c
2-27
2-15
2-27
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1
2-15
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
2
1-29
2-15
2-
5
3-11
3-
1
2-15
1-29
4-
Corp., $3
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
1
3-15
3-
2-25
2-10
4-
"$1.21
50c
75c
877c
4
2-10
3-
1
2-
1
3-11
9
>
2-15
1-30
4-15
3-30
2-15
2-
5
3-20
3-
1
1
4-
7
5-
RR.—
$1.50
preference (quar.)
75c
3- 1
& Quincy
3-
4-
50c
$1,127
30c
$1.12 7
1
2-20
15c
3-29
Chicago, Burlington
Chicago
2-
1
3-
Telephone-
iquar. 1
preferred
Chesapeake
1
1-29
2-15
377c
50c
3-25
£-10
1
2-15
Building Corp.—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.,
477
3-19
4-20
25c
31c
21c
$1.04
$1.18
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Commerce
Corp.
Chenango
8
8
7-29
10-29
r
3-
4-
4-29
40c
25c
2-20
$4.50
3-
Public Service—
(annual)
A
5
29c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co._.
Belt
2-
$1.127
$1,177
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
Century
(quar.)
class A
Corp.
1-25
2-
1
25c
iquar.)
Soya Co. Kquar.)
Steel & Wire Co.
4.75 7
3-
$1.75
:
1
(quar.)—.
&
4.15 7
1
5
$1,127
—
Central
2-23
8
2-
2-
1-22
Co., 57/ pfd. (quar.)
Electric Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Common
.
2-
1
1
2-15
2-11
—
(quar.i—
Louisiana
3-21
3-
3-
3-10
(final)
common
Central
1
2-12
2-11
$1.06 7
40c
50c
(quar.i
1
2-20
2-15
1
2-27
3-11
Co.—
Scott &
3-15
3-
3-
4$1.25
...
Foundry
Central
Central
4.707
2-26
2-15
2-15
,
(quar.)
Catelli Food Products, Ltd.,
4.507
8
2-16
2-26
1-29
(quar.).1
preferred
3-
1
2-25
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
8
3-
1
2-15
:
for "B" ordinary
rets,
Pirie,
Carson,
2-
2-16
tlOc
(quar.)
Corp.
2-15
6
412 7c
—
Ltd.
dep.
Carrier
7 7
2-
2-16
3-
—
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
Carreras,
2-15
investment
preferred (quar.)—
57
Co.
preferred
4 77
4
—
Utilities,
Carborundum
Carman
net
—
Ltd
Cos..
Oil
Canadian
1
(from
Inc.
Ltd
Co.,
——
Canadian
3-20
3-
3-
(interim)
Foundry Co., Ltd., class A
&
1
3-
1
(quar.i..
Fairbanks-Morse
Common
62V2c
—
Ordinary
Canadian
2-15
4- 1
2-15
4- 1
3-11
3-31
Corp—:
(quar.)__—
(quar.i——
Ltd.
Vinegars.
Canadian
1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-23
3-12
(quar.).——
Canadian Ereweries. Ltd.
2-26
50c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Mortgage
—
2nd
1
2-
—
—
Foundries, Ltd.
Safeway,
3-10
3-
pref. (quar.)—
Ltd..
quar.)
—
Canada
*
Co.,
common
Permanent
5 7
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2-15
1
3-15
4-
Co.—
$1.30
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Malting Co.,
Canada
2-15
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
2-15
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
A
Iron
1
—
Foundry
Cannon
-—
Foils,
2-
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Dominion Sugar
&
5
3-12
4- 1
$1.06J/4
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.
Bloch
common
common
Packing
Wyant
Canada
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
Blauner's
57
&
57
Cement.
Canada
2-11
3-
$1.75
50c
15c
5c
(increased 1
Extra
Black-Clawson
2
preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
——
Quarterly
2-11
2-15
3-
30c
10c
15c
iquar.)
Byron Jackson Co.
California Electric Power
California
—
(quar.)
iquar.)
Central
(quar.)
Co.
——
common
Eymart-Tintair,
5
4-
.
:—-
——
preferred
8
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3- 2
3- 3
3-15
3- 3
3- 3
3- 1
50c
50c
$2
:
Corp.,
Electric
Brothers,
4.77
2-23
2-
————
Co
Terminal
2-18
2-15
1
Concen¬
&
Burroughs Corp. (increased quar.i_
Burry Eiscuit Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
Burton-Dixie
Corp.
(quar.)—:
2-11
2
3-
t$l
Class B common
2-15
2-11
2-
3-
1
1
3-
30c
15c
SI
$1.05
87 7c
t50c
150c
J50c
Class B common
3-17
2-19
2-19
1-31
3-
127c
Class B common
3-
1
3-12
2-28
30c
—
Co.—
-
(quar.i
Steel
preferred
Bishop
Cs-a)
(increased quar.)—
(o.uar.)
Manufacturing
Birtman
(quar.)
(quar.i
&
&
3-17
2!/2c
Bethlehem
Bibb
pfd.
4?4%
3-
2-19
1
2-15
Inc.
3-17
$1.25'
$25c
t35c
$1.1834
40c
17l/2c
$5c
25c
$1.0614
25c
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Limestone
Co.
&
25c
3-
3-15
(reduced)
1
50c
class
Spinning
preferred
16'/4c
2-15
25c
—„—
Ltd
Sullivan Mining
4- 1
44- 1
33- 3
33- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
3- 1
1
1
35c
(initial).—
Mills Corp., common (quar.)
47
preferred (quar.)
——*
4.20/1, preferred (quar.)_—
;
377 preferred (quar.)—
—
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference^.
Class A pref
——.——
Class A
preference—'
5
3-
2-23
3-19
3- 1
3-15
1
3-
5c
——
Dredging,
Hill
trating
3-15
1
22-
15c
—J
Bunker
3-15
1
1
1
20c
25c
$1.25
—*
common
new
3-22
1
33-
$1.25
25c
(extra)
Inc
Gold
1
(From net investment in¬
Carpenter Paper Co.
.
common—
Burlington
12c
i5c
25c
—
Co.,
Co
come)
Bullock's,
65c
45c
$1.75
$1
$1.06
-
com.
Co.,
Forge
Canadian
-
—
Mines Ltd.
preferred
Blaw-Knox
4c
:
Buffalo
2-27
4-
2-
4-
30e
60c
127c
(quar.)——r__—
Machine
&
2-27
10c
25c
25c
2V27
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.i
Quebec
Die
Extra
(quar.)
Howell Co.,
Blackstone
50c
(quar.)
(quarterly
income)
Co.,
preferred
Shares
75c
(St.
$1.12,/2
common
Buell
1
2-27
2-15
30c
——
—
iquar. 1
Canada
Ine
Heminway' Co.
Co,
3-
3-15
25c
—
(quar.,I
Co.
1
4-
4-15
95c
$1.10
$1.10
$3
$1.25
75c
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
$5
1-29
1-29
2-27
$75c
4.207
t25c
(quar.)
Business
investment
American
2-20
4-
50c
Automobile
American
1-29
3-10
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
American
3-5
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quarA-^.^.a^.i
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6% pfd. (quar.).
Louis)
2-26
2-26
933/4c
2nd
American
3-10
3.10
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
Holders
5c
iquar.)
of
preferred
5*4%
When
Payable of Rec.
5c
America,' common
1
1
3-15
50c
tquar.)___
Ltd.,
(quar.)
—
Faiis
3-15
tCOc
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Mfg. Co.
&
Best
Share
;
of
2-12
3-
3-
'
3-
Co.—
-
Hill
3-
S.) Shoe Corp.,
Belleterre
Per
Ltd.
3-12
Buck
and
"
$25c
$377c
20c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)_—
Budd Company, common iquar.)—
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(A.
Belden
178.
Name of Company
Co.
2-10
2-15
iquar.)
Lumber
$1.40
.
preferred
2-10
1
Class
-
&
preferred
Beck
'(Continued from page 14)
$3.75
2-
1
3-
175c
Common
Aluminium,
9
3-
Canada
Mills, Inc. common
Beaver
4%
Aluminum
9
3-
2-24
B
Beaunit
Bessemer
common
3-19
3-31
2-19
-L__
2-11
3-15
(quar.)/.—^
Brunswig Drug Co. iquar.)
3- 2
(.quar.)
3-15
1
preferred
$5
2-27
com.
Ltd
—
class A (s-a)
Co.,
Ltd.,
Brunswick-Baike-Collender
1
3-10
Co.,
1- 7
^
——--
Co.
Sharpe
Shoe
Brown
3-
3-
(quar.)
Berkshire
Brewing Co.,
12-31
40c
Ltd
Laboratories.
Baxter
4V* 7
Extra
2-15
3-22
40c 1
(quar.)
Refractories,
Bathurst Power
Class
&
Extra—
$1.25
income
4
3-31
'
6-28
$4.50
(increased)
5
2-
4-
<s-a)_,—
.
3-
1
2-22
(interim)
common
Packers,
Rubber
Brown
5
7-
25c
$1.25
37'/2c
Canada
of
Barymin Co.,
Bell
Altes
2-10
2-15
3-15
$1.31,/«
$1.50
-
1
3-
2-10
1
3-12
3-12
3-15
3-20
Manufacturing
Belding
♦Announcement
2
2
3-
50c
50c
59%c
20c
40c
quarterly
Barber-Ellis
208
Mar 22
stock__Apr
90-cent convertible preferred stock
Etromberg-Carlson Co., 47
3-
3-
1-29
;
Inc.
preferred
Class
Corp, $4 preferred stock
6'.
9
5
2-25
2-19
Hydro-Electric
4147
Page
Date
Distillers
22-
3-15
$1'
93:7c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%
520
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Brown-Forman
Products,
Bangor
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mtge, (Kansai divisionj sinking fund 7% bonds.. Mar 15
Cfjigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
.Mar 15
77 s, f. gold bonds, due 1955....
....
ISSUE
2-23
2-27
(quar.)—
$1.25
(quar.)——$1.25
common
50c
Co..
Refining
Increased
^.oho
ENTIRE
2-23
2-10
2-16
A.vshire Collieries Corp. (quar.)
Bagdad Copper Corp.-Baker-Raulang Co. (stock dividend)
Bankers & Shippers Insurance (N. Y.) —
516
bonds, 3 347
trust
1
5
5%
from
investment
6 3/10c from capital gainst
Page
1
ser., due 1974. Mar
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J., $4 pfd. stock.. Feb 16
1st
33-
2-
.—
5
4-
$283/4c
25c
93%c
(quar.)
Taunton Gas
Campbell,
(3 7/lOc
Date
Company and Issue—
/Eastern
2-23
Axe-Houghton Fund Class A—
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
5
3-10
Ry.
Line
1-28
3-
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
——
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co., 4.407 pfd. (quar.)
4.407
preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Garden Apartments
Brown Co., $5 conv.
1st preference (quar.)
$3
2nd preferred
iquar.i___
Brown & Bigelow,
common (quar.)—:
67
preferred (quar.)—,
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp., $4 preferred
(Entire
issue
called for redemption
on
April 1 at $100 per share plus this divi-
3
—_
1
2-10
& Power com stock
$3.80
3-10
2-
3-24
RR. Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Powder Co
Atlas
205
25
3-20
2-15
of Conn,
Coast Line Co.
Atlantic
Columbia
Brockton
——
Air
Atlantic
Company and Issue-
Maple
2-10
3-
City Electric Co.—
Common
(stock dividend)
TENDERS
OF
2-10
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Broadway-Hale Stores
2-15
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Banknote
American
British
British
8
(quar.)-
& Charlotte
Atlantic
NOTICE
1
Atlantic
the "Chronicle."
details were given in
the
1
3-
3-
(quar.)
Common
Atlantic
in which
3-
3-31
—
2-
3-20
50c
50c
75c
$25c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
33/47
3-31
preferred (quar.)
$1,50 2nd preierred (quar.).———--—_
Atchison,
Topeka
& Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
.
(except where indicated)
volume
the current
3-15
3-15
75c
75c
$5
last date for mak¬
or
&
G.)
preference
Bristol-Myers
1
20c
preferred (quar.i
67
2nd preferred (quar.)
——_
Ashland Oil & Refining Co., common (quar.)
number gives the location in
ing tenders, and the page
3-
lZ'/ac
5.257
called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
3-15
2-15
(l-20th of an ordinary share and
on each ord. share outstanding
(T.
57
———,—
-—-----—
preferred (quar.)——1
-—
Liqueurs (annual)——-.——
—
Associated Dry Goods Corp. com.
(quar.)—
stocks
Bright
1-27
—
(quar,)——.—-
(qiar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, clas's A
list of corporate bonds,
a
common
2-25
59c
62V2c
Arrow
and
3-15
2-15
2-19
1
3-
2-15
1954 in Canadian funds
7,
22J/2c
—
$4' preferred
Class
Below will be found
Jan.
1
3c reduced
3-12
3-
27*/2C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—:
Cork Co. com.
Armstrong
preferred
3-12
3-31
3-17
2-
2-25
683/4c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__^
Brantford Cordage Co.,
28c
Arkapsas Louisiana Gas Co
Armco Steel Corp.* (qv.ar.)——
lion Calls and Sinkins
3-31
Co.
Sons
&
Brazilian Traction Light
37J/2c
34%c
—.—-—
(quar.|__„
$2.50 preierred (quar.)—,———
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.-;—.
———
3,133
3,425
3,126
dividend
1
2-26
50c
20c
(quar.i
;
Bearing
J.)
Bullock Fund, Ltd.
quar.)—
Public Service
$1,10 preferred
$2.36 preferred
ances
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
Arizona
TJontihgent liability on accept¬
1
2-19
81 Vic
25c
tl5c
t$l,12Va
(quar.)
preferred
5V27
24,653
16,332
5-21
Co.—
Power
(increased
Common
Rstio
(quar.).—-—
Inc.
Co.,
Farms
Oil Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
41/2 %
convertible preferred
51,376,692
51,024,128
1
12V2c
40c
30c
25c
Argus
50,950,677
1
6-
25c
a
Argo
(Sarplus
Other
Ardon
3-
$2.25
1
Corp.—
Trading
Inc. (quar.)—
Prichard Oil Corp. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
255,663
268,419
(E.
4-
2-10
2
realized
the
fiscal
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
$2.75
Roller
Brach
3-
1954.)
Trust
&
9
2-
1
3-
1
3-
3-15
gains
(quar.)_
Bower
Brown
(quar.)
31,
3-19
2-17
3-10
87V2c
t
during
sales
Jan.
Inc.,
Mills
Bourne
5
Co.—
Anderson
Capital Accounts—
Bourjois,
2-19
25c
$1
—
Anchor Post Products,
Capital paid ln._
3-15
2-17
1
capital gains dis¬
is
long-term
Hose
Woven
Boston
3
4-
53c
Estate
2-25
>
preferred
ended
Real
1-28
3-
35c
60c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
amount
securities
year
Boston
12-31
Corp.
(quar.)
net
2-
(quar.)....
$4.50
preferred
fs-a)
Ampal-American Palestine
this
3-10
50c
75c
Tobacco Co.
(increased quar.)—
85c
——__i
—
$1
Water Works Co., 6% pfd. (initial) $0.47917
Amoskeag
4%
1
Corp.,
2-15
25c
Foundries
Steel
American
50,359,582
3-15
4-
Smelting
Extra
Total
1
2-15
$1.75
—,—
Building Co
———
& Refining Co. (quar.).
Ship
accts.
acct._
Member bank—reserve
3-15
4-
$1.25
30c
—
(quar.)...
Co. (quar.j...
Seating
American
'Deposits:
U.
(quar.)
preferred
7%
2-15
1
Brass
preferred
Inc
on
$5
$1
—
—
(initial).
B
non-cumulative preferred iquar,).—
American Pulley Co,
(quar.)
—,—American Radiator & Stand. Sanitary Corp.
51,376,692
51,024,128
1
4-
&
2-15
25c 1
$1.12V2
75c
Fund,
tribution
5
43Vic
1953)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(27c of
,
5%
50,950,677
3-
50c
50c
(quar.).—$L
A
1
2-
3'/27
Boston
President Lines, Ltd.—
American
52.837
205,441
premises
Older
$4
2-15
3-
37J/2c
27l/2c
(quar.).
(initial)
Pipe & Construction (quar.)
Potash & Chemical—
American
American
23,305,136
Inc.
Co.,
Meter
American
1
1
Co.
25c
#
4V27
J3. e 1 d
Aluminum
Borg-Warner
8
3-
S1.12Vz
$1.12Vj
preferred (quar.)..
4)27.
preferred (quar.i...
American Metal Products, common
5*2%
conv.
preierred ($20 par)
1-29
2-
3-
in
(quar.)
Airplane Co
Borden
3-10
$5
50c
25c
25c
<quar.)_
common
3
Co.
&
preferred
4"/27
50c
(quar.)_„i
& Foundry Co.
Machine
American
Bohn
2-10
2-15
(Sidney)
Bobbs-Merrill,
3-10
31'/4c
American
13,773,671
Certificates
.Notes
?
40c
$1.31 'A
Common
2-
3-10
capital gains realized
net
Blumenthal
5
3-
2-27
2-15
&
4V2%
'
2,084,575
Bills
of
32'/2c from balance
investment income and
3-12
Boeing
—
(quarterly) —
—
5V2% prior preferred (quar.)—...
—
$1.25 preferred (quar.).,
:—______
3,767
—-
3-12
3-15
15c
5c
41c
25c
20c
$3
securities:
Govt,
1
1
3-15
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Foreign Power Co
American Furniture
(quar.)
American Gas & Electric Co. (quar,)
American Greetings Corp. (quar.)
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly)American Indemnity
(Md.) (s-a)„
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
1,329,476
advances
Industrial loans
3.
21,638,379
21,270,851
ctf. reserves
cash
Ltd
annual
Increasd
44-
7^c
$1.75
50c
25c
preferred (quar.)
& Cable Co. (quar.)
Fire & Casualty
American
886.746
Total gold
OvSer
1953
20.384.105
notes
Chain
Factors,
Feb.11,
Feb. 3,
R.
F.
for
fund
Redemption
non-cum.
American
1954
certificates
Qo'jd
7%
American
^
American
Feb. 10,
JLnets—
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
(11c from net
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.
Blue
& Foundry
Car
Common
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
American
thousands of dollars)
(In
tr
.
Holders
When
Per
O.
.
(758)
3-19
2-15
Volume; 179
Number 5299
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(759)
Per
Yellow
ChicJcsan
Co.
Cab
Co..
When
share
Name of Company
.
Chicago
Payable of Rec.
3- 1
25c
2-20
2-10
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas
Electric
as
25c
Co.,
com,
dividend
;
2-15
25e
(quar.)
2-15
2-
:
of Company
Cushman's Sons.
Dahlstrom
5
Davis
1-15
2-15
3%
Cincinnati, New Orleans &l Texas
Ry., 5 % preferred (quar.)
Per
Name
2-18
(quar.)
Chiltoq Company
Stoct
Holders
12'Ac
-
1-15
Leather
Daystrom.
Deep
Pacific
Metallic
Rock
Deere
&
(quar.)
Ltd.,
prelerred
6%
preierred
5%
$1.25
Service
$1.25
12-
1
3-
8
77c
2-11
Corp.
Stores,
convertible
(quar.)
9- 1
Voting
87c
3- 1
2-19
Denver
3-31
3-12
Derby Gas & Electric
Di Giorgio Fruit, class
Inc.—
1
„
prelerred
3-
56'Ac
(quar.)
Class
2-17
1
5% -pre.eried
$1.25
common
convertible
&
25c
Clearing Machine Corp. (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland
7%
guaranteed
.
3-15
2-26
3-
2-15
1
65c
2-15
4-1
Common
1
(monthly)
4'A%
Aluminum
each
class
Cockshutt
Farm
preferred
Colonial
Sand
3-16
2-25
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
3-10
10c t
2-26
Colonial
Stores,
47o
Stone
Inc.,
Central
Power
Co.
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
$4.25
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif,
Columbian
Dow
3-
1
2-18
Drackett
3-
1
2-18
3
Elevator
Co.
3-1
4-
1
2-15
^3-15
25c
3-
20c
2-15
1-20
$1.06'A
2-15
2-
1
2-15
Co.
(quar.)
Credit
Co.
(increased
Hotel,
Ltd.
Commoil,
Inc.
1
50c
(increased)
2-15
65c
quar.)
3-10
3-31
3-
15c
2-15
2-
1
3
f20c
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
Community Public Service Co. (quar.)
Concord Natural Gas, 6'A% preferred
(quar.)
Confederation Life Association
(Toronto;—
2-26
2-12
4%
(stock dividend)—
3-3
,2-18
25c
3-15
2-25
$1.37'A
2-15
2-1
1-21
2-15
1-21
3-10
3-
A
Go.,
Co.,
7 7c
3-25
common
2-
1
Electric
4-10
3-10
3-
3
2-19
2-15
2-
2-25
2-25
1-29
3-
2-18
1
1
3-15
3-15
$52.50
Foster
Fort
5-1
4-
1
Fruit of
1
3-
1
Funsten
3-
1
2-15
2-24
2-
2-24
2-
3
2'Ac
Gabriel
Wood
$1
4-15
4-
3-23
7%
2-
Genera]
3-10
4-
Co
75c
1
3-18
2-25
$1.12'/2
2-15
67c
Ltd.—
5%
American
deposit receipts (stock div.)
Ltd.. 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Durham Hosiery Mills, class A
100%
2-
5
430C
2-15
2-
4
Finance
preferred
General
General
Gas
2-19
2-12
General
Metals
2-19
2-12
General
Mills,
3-10
2-25
General
57o
31'Ac
3-
1
2-19
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$5
6-10
31'Ac
6-
1
5-20
57o
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)
31'Ac
9-
1
8-20
t38c
12-15
12-10
31'Ac
12-
1
11-19
3-10
2-19
Inc.,
40c
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
$5
preferred
Consolidated
(initial
Edison
10c
common
quar.)
Co.
(N,
Y.)
Natural
Consolidated Rock
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gas
Co.
Consumers
Glass,
Consumers
Power
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
Aircraft Corp.
3-15
2-11
Eastern
3-15
3-
2
2-15
1
Corporation
(quar.)„
1-15
3-10
2-15
Eastern Utilities
3-1
2-1
Easy
45c
2-25
3-15
2-26
2-26
1-29
55c
2-20
1-29
Class
2-11
75c
common
Washing
A
4-1
3-5
$1.13
4-1
3-5
50c
2-20
2-
3-
1
2-19
4.10%
50c
3-31
3-17
4'A%
60c
3-15
2-25
5'/2%
5.36%
4%
Continental Assurance
Continental
Can
$3.75
preferred
$4.25
2nd
Continental
Co.
Co.,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Casualty
Continental
(increased)
common
(increased)
Insurance
prior
'$3
Copeland
Copper
Varnish
preferred
Co.,
Copperweld
5.65%
preferred
3-31
)
3-
3
1-13
Co.
Steel
common
Corp.
(quar.)
7-15
7-12
25c
2-27
2-10
2-27
2-10
2
v
15c
2-18
3-15
2-19
50c
(quar.)
common
3-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
Refrigeration
Range
3-10
2-24
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62'/2c
3-10
2-24
6%
preierred
(quar.)
75c
3-10
2-24
40c
2-26
Corning
Cosden
Natural
Gas
Petroleum
(quar.)__^
Corp.
Cosmopolitan Realty
■Quarterly
(quar.)
2-10
25c
3-10
2-23
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
Investment
7-31
11-15
417'Ac
Fund,
5-
8-16
$1.25
Counselor's
5-15
$1.25
Imperial Mills, Ltd
Electric
6%
2-15
11-
1
8c
2-15
Empire
Empire
2-17
12-23
3-15
$1.75
3-10
2-18
Creole
Petroleum
Cribben
4'A%
convertible
Cork
Crown
class
$1
10c
&
Zellerbach Corp.,
preferred
Crum
&
(quar.)
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
8%
qr.ar.)__
1%
preferred
preferred
preferred
7%
7%
Cuneo
1
(accum.)
Corp.,
Resistor
preferred
class
class
preferred
$5
3-25
3-
4
Globe
2-11
Globe
$2
conv.
Corp.,
preferred
1
2-
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-19
2-12
Credit,
1
2-10
1
5-13
4-5
3-17
2
$1.75
7.
2
preferred
4'/2%
Sugar
Co.
12'/2c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
12'/2c
preferred
(quar.)_
9.15
87V2c
2-15
2-
4-
1
3-15
issue
23
at
6%
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
for
convertible
Federal Compress
Extra
10-
$1.25
Electric
9-15
Federal-Mogul
Corp,
3-5
Federal
Board
3-5
Ferro
4- 1
3-5
15c
3-23
3-
50c
3-23
A
(quar.)
50e
class
A
(quar.)—
50c
9-23
$2
class
A
(quar.)
50c
12-23
.
plus
6-23
3-
3
6-
3
Great
3-
1
2-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
Filtrol
Field
(quar.)
Institutional
(quar.)_—
4
2%
2-19
1-29
62'/2C
2-26
2-16
683Ac
2-26
2-16
3-
1
2-
1
25c
3-
1
2-
1
3-15
25c
3-
1
2-
8
31'Ac
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
50c
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
2-26
50c
4-
3-22
1
40c
3-31
3-19
33ya%
3-31
3-
20c
—
(quar.)
(Marshall)
(see
Marshall
Firestone Tire ic Rubber,
4V2%
1
3-22
3-
5
2-15
3-30
3-15
2-5
1-22
3-
5
2- 1
3-
1
2-15
25c
2-27
3-
1
<
)
2-18
2-11
1-14
(quar.)_
$1.75
4-
1
3-20
(quar.)
$1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
75c
3-15
3-15
2-15
50c
3-15
3-1
15c
3-
2- 5
35c
3-25
3-10
3-
1
2-19
25c
2-19
2-1
56'A
preferred
2-15
2-1
preferred
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
Pacific
&
—
Co.
'
$4
2-23
?- 4
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
3-31
3-19
$1
3-18
2-24
2-15
2-
412'Ac
(quar.)
2-11
35c
(quar.)
3-10
25c
(quar.)
2-23
25c
—
Dock Co.
Ltd.,
1
2-15
Tea—
non-cum.
Box
2-13
■
$1.16
(quar.)
2-15
1-30
2-27
2-12
2-
4
1
Inc.—
bond
3-10
3-20
2
Field)
pfd. (quar.)
3- i
2-15
s
^c
7c
2-27
2-27
2-12
/,-iz
12c
stock
priced stock
Industry Classes:
2-27
2-12
"c
2-2'
_
Automobile
2-27
*
Aviation
2-12
2-27
2-12
"c
2-27
2 12
Chemical
7c
2 27
l^driC" """pment
6c
2-27
15c
2-27
Building
machinery
Investing company
Merchandise
8c
*
Mining
2-27
11c
2-27
»c
I
2-I2
2-12
2-i£
2-12
Railroad
equipment
Reread stock
2-12
2-27
3-12
2-27
2 12
7c
bond
2-27
7c
3c
Petroleum
2
2
\lt
27
fit?
Tobacco*—2-27
•vuiSK
Above dividends are -from
$1.12'A
7c
bond
Railroad
dividend
4-
5%
Low
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
2-15
2-16
25c
administered
Common
2-23
50c
(quar.)
com.
Coal,
Group Securities,
1
$1.25
Co.
Ry.,
Southern
West
General
,
Corp.
Corp.
Great
3-
75c
7%
Steamship
Northern
Fully
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—
3
9-
12-3
Great
this
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Paper
3-10
2-
3-15
2-15
62'Ac
quar.)
—
Great Lakes
1
«
1
2-2|6
30c
(quar,)
Great Lakes Dredge
1
4-
.3-1
CO.—
Co.
&
3-12
$1.12'A
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial
Inc.,
(Initial)
(quar.)
Atlantic
3-12
1
56'Ac
—
com.
com
Common
2-25
14c
preferred
Enterprises,
preferred
Stock
Union
1
56c
(quar.)
W.)
4-22
44-
5%
Co.
U-
50c
—
—
Grace National Bank
3-11
on
^
4-1
(quar.)
share
per
Products
4-1
A
redemption
& Warehouse
75c
3
<H.
5-15
35c
Government Employees Insurance Co.
2-25
1st preferred—
Fedders-Quigan Corp., com. (stock dividend)
5%
converftible preferred (quar.)
Federal
Gossard
4-
3-12
50%
dividend)
Co.,
preferred
Mfg.
3-
1-18
Pennsylvania—
(increased
Co.,
Tubes
Gorham
&c
2-15
3-31
1-15.
Funds*
.
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
called
$10.50
(stock
preferred
7%
3-19
55c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Great
1
V-
(quar.)
H.)
Globe-Wernicke
$5
3-19r
4-
55c
Co.
Goudall-Sanford, Inc., 4%
6%
2-15
3-30
593Ac
dividend
2-15
34'/2C
quar.)
1
4-
Steel
1
25 c
v
2-15
1
Corp. (quar.)
Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
preferred (quar.)
&
Stock
37'/2c
—
1
60c
(quar.)
Rubber
com.
(P.
3-11
9
3-
425c
second
50c
(quar.)—
Co
Bros. Co.,
(entire
18
3-
5-, 1;
12-15
'
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
6
5-15
12-30
30c
(quar.)'
common
Grand
6
2^18
1,
2-
42'Ac
quar.)
2-15
3-
2-15
$1.50
1
3-
4-5
3-10
25c
com.
3-
3-15
4- 5
,
Corp.,
11-12
3-15
$
5-1
1
(quar.)..
1
20c
(reduced)
6-16
9.29
Co.
10c
Co.,
&
Co.,
10c
Mfg.
5'/2%
8-13
2-11
5-
'
50c
3V17
4.
$1.75
9-.1
3-10
$1.50
12-
(The)
Feb.
3-15
$1.12'/2
Farmer
3-15
1
30c
Farrington Manufacturing—
5 '/2 % preferred ($25
par initial
3-31
4-
6-
(quar.)
common
50c
/
1
3-
(quar.,)
3-17
3-17
2-15
1
(quar.)
3-31
2-15
$5
3-
2-15
$-29
2-10"
$
)> i*
American
Globe
3-
1
2-15
56'Ac
$1.25
2-12
3-31
2-11
1-15
$1.25
1
2-27
1
$1.25
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Equitable
1
3-
1
3-
1,\
2-15
3-
$1
!
(increased
preferred
Gilchrist
3-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Fanner
4'/2%
2-15
3-
3-
5-10
5
dividend
Glatfelter
$1.25
3-
»
$1.12'/2
Gillette
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Fajardo
$2
$2
2-15
35c
(quar.)
2-10
$1.12»/2
prior pfd.
common
1
3-15
Gerber
(
(quar.)
$1
$4
2-12
3-
$1.25
3-
;
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Products Co., new
2-24
2-24
2-19
(quar.)
2-27
12(Ac
(quar.)__
Extra
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Corp.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
$1.75
;
—
$2
Co.,
preierred
Federal
$7
Building
1-15
$1.05
$2.25
3-12
3-12
30c
—
3-15
5-25-54
Co.—
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—
$1.50
465c
2-16
$1
/___
Clothing Co., common
4'/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co.,
2-15
3-10
Co.—
preferred
2-15
1
(quar.)
common
dividend)
Curlee
Curtis
pfd. (quar.)
(Ontario; —
2-11;
.
Tire
15c
5%
3-15
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
3'A%
1
3-
25c
2-15
40c
(quar.)
Sugar
Press, Inc.,
4-
$1.75
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
Cuban-American
3-
25c
3-10
2-26
50c
Advertising
preferred
25c
450c
40c
(quar.)
Forster,
General
25c
4c
(quar.)_
Crym & Forster Securities Corp.—
Class A (increased quar.)
(increased
$2.25
2-15
—_
J50c
class A
2-15
(quar.)
2-.26'
$1.25
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
1
—
—
preferred
Fairbanks
common
(quar.)
Crown
7%
2-23
Co.,
Office
2-15
1
2-15
1
Extra
25c
Seal, Ltd.,
Finance,
B
3-10
3-
28'Ac
2-15
460c
Gas
preferred
$1.20
Corp.—
(quar.)
Crown
Class
Erie
1
1
25c
Equitable
Fair
preferred
$2
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
International
A
Cork
Crown
(increased)
Corp.
Sexton
&
(quar.)
3-
12'Ac
_
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
District Electric,
Erie Railroad
2-26
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Life Insurance Co.
Equity
2-15
3-
2-26
3-10,
2-26
933/4C
meeting of
4.75%
3-
Mfg.
Increased
1-18
93 34c
3^4%
common
common
4.40 %
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)—
$1.10
4.50%
preferred
(quar.).
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Canada—
$5
V/4%
Co.,
Inc.,
Rubber
1
3-10
843/»c
(contingent on approval
stockholders, April 21)
convertible preferred (quar.)
at
$1.41'A
Annual
$5
Stock
3-
Extra
Emhart
1
Crane
&
3-
3-10
25c
Corp.—
$1.34
(quar.)
preferred
Hose
1
4
3-10
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
5
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
1-31
Courtaulds, Ltd. American—
Deposit receipts ordinary (interim)
2nd
2nd
Electrographic Corp.
Electrolux Corp.
$5
Inc
Ferries,
prior
Electric
Equitable
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Cosmos
(quar.)—_—_—
2-15
75c
Co.
Semi-annual
&
preferred
convertible
4$1.20
Life
$1.06'A
convertible
3-12
2-17
$1.37'A
4.25%
3-
2-17
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
15c
3-15
1
25c
(quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
General Steel Wares.
Ltd.,
General Telephone
Co.—
preferred
3-15
20c
40c
$1.12'A
3-18
60c
(s-a)
3%% preferred
quarterly
General Steel
Castings
2-15
preferred
3-15
31 (Ac
(quar.)__
3-15
$1.02'A
1
1
425c
4-
15c
—
Increased
3-12
2-
2-
Z-15
Corp.—
3-12
2-25
(quar.)
1
3-
3-31
3-31
preferred
4-
65c
Quarterly
Cook Paint
Natural Gas
4-
Industries—
5% prelerred (quar.)
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.
Continental
Paso
933Ac
Steel
&
El
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Co.
Copper
$1
8
30c
2-4
2-15
3- 3
75c
(quar.)
5% convertible preferred
General Public Utilities
4
2-
2-15
'
.
1
15c
4'A% pfd. 1st series (quar.)
General Plywood Corp.—
3-12
50c
B (quar.)
:
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
El Paso Electric Co., common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/2
1
2-15
30c
;
Class
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of America, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.U
3-12
1
4-
50c
Eaton
$4.52
Container Corp.
(quar,)
Corp.—
2-16
4-
$1.50
Associates
Machine
3-15
3r
7'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Package Corp.—
2-11
3- 4
25c1
$1.75
1
4-15
1
3-15
4'Ac
6%
2-11
(quar.)
States Corp. (Md.)—
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
2-16
437'/2c
;
Ltd
1
3-
415c
$7
5c
(quar.)
3-
$1.75
Eastern
3-
$1.50
—
Ltd
2-15
2*'8
4'Ac
(quar.)
67e
(quar.)
3-
$2
(quar.)
Outdoor
Common
2-15'
3
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
2*1
3-
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
General
Water—
(quar.)
Mines,
413c
A
30c
Interurban
preferred
Sullivan
62'Ac
—
class
&
preferred
7%
10c
(quar.)
Co
Ltd.,
Co.
6%
25c
(quar.)
Louis
St.
East
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Vultee
Consumers
Corp.
Corp.
Theatres,
4-
East
60c
(quar.)
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated
3-20
—
Common
Consolidated Laundries
1
30c
(quar.)
4-
$1.25
preferred
57o
preferred
(quar.)
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)
Motors
preferred
2-19
2-J5
37'/2c
Corp,
Inc.,
21-15'
3-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Corp.
25c
25c
17y2c
:—
(quar.)
common
Corp.
2-25
50c
Corp.
A
Foods
1-30
2-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Dynamics
Corp.
General
3.-18
3-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
Connohio,
com.
participating preferred
Participating
2-17
2-18-
4-1
$1.75
Corp.,
Inc.,
1
12'/2c
pfd.
(quar.)__
Credit,
3-31
37'/2c
4'/27t>
30c
5
3-10
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
3-
56'Ac
preferred
6-15
1
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Co.
Baking Co., $8
2-15
4-15
15c
General
40c
2- 8
$15
■
1
3-28
(quar.)
America Corp.
7'/2C
2-15
$2.50
10c
preferred
$1
common
(s-a)
AUai*
2-11
General
1
2-15
1
9
3-
1
2-15
5
3-15
2*-
3-
>25c
3-
3-
1
2-15
$1
Acceptance
$1.50
3-31
$1
2-
933Ac
75c
17V2c
common
2-15
3-
.iinor
dividend).
2-15
4-
3-15
this
5
r>
2-11
50c
40c
31
1
35c
1
March
3-
1-20
9-15
3-
2-5
is-
50c
1-20
J37c
56'Ac
2-
3-15
2- 5
2* *5'
(quar.)
2-15
t38c
(quar.)
3-15.
2
2-15
f37c
Co.
3-15
3-
Industries,
preferred
I
12-31
62%c
10c
General
9
3-15
Co., common (quar.)
General Cigar Co., common
(quar.)
3-19
2-
>iwil
(entire
Gardner-Denver
3-23
1
2-
t75c
(quar.)
Co.
(Robert)
Gar
Quarterly
Quarterly
(
Steel
Gair
2- 5
2-26
2'/«%
(resumed)
2-23
Quarterly
■
Co.
2-15
4-15
Quarterly
Power
(s-a)
2-26
(increased quar.)
Co.,
convertible
Gabriel
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut
E.)
1
3-
$1.75
Duriron
3-15
2-1
(quar.)
25C
B
"2*11
2-15
Loom
(R.
3-10
15c
25c
(quar.)_
the
4'/2%
3
$1.50
—
plus
Cp.
Works
Fruehauf. Trailer
Co., common
47c preferred (quar.)__
4-
$1
;
2*13.
2-15
,
2-15
—
share
per
Bridge
Freeport Sulphur Co.
410c
common...
(quar.)
2-15
J75c
$$1.25
preferred
redemption on
Kleiser
&
Pitt
3-15
2-2$r
fa? I'
2- i
t$1.25
Foundation Investment
Co.,-$5 pfd.
Four-Twelve West Sixth (s-a)
2-17
410c
Dupuls Freres,
Class
at
1-29
2-20
2-15
f
'
2-20
v
25c
6%
for
1
$1.22'/2
—;
called
sue
1
$1
Ltd.—
Dairies,
3-
3-
3-10
$1.183A
;
(increased quar.)
Foremost
2-20
5 7a
Extra
2-15
1
1
$1.15
Corp.-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Dunlop Rubber,
Motor,
Class B
3-10
415c
(quar.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)—^
preferred
Duncan
Steel
3-
$1
preferred
American deposit
receipts 4y2% pref.
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Class A (increased
quar.)_-
12-29
3-
462'/2c
,
preferred
4%
(quar.)
Ford Motor
15c
common
Bradstreet,
4'/27o
Stock
Ford
Corp.,
preferred
Follansbee
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred
&
2-15
6
440c
Corp., common (quar.)
47a
preference (quar.)
Dresser Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
33A%
preferred (quar.)
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments—
30c preferred series A (quar.)
Dun
(quar.)
35c
Dravo
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Drug
4 7c
preferred
62 'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
2-1&
50c
System Inc., (quar.)
Corp.—
Commodore
$4
3-
3- 1
(monthly)——
Cirbon
Commerci.il
Industries
Chemical
3-29
Pictures
preferred
•
(quar.)
4.90%
2-
3- 9
(quar.)
.i—.—
.
Dover
Dow
2-15
2-15
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
2-15
10c
&
Co.
3-16
9\
1
2-20
430c
2-
1
preferred
3-
Power
425c
3- 5
10c
Milling
_—
62V2c
-
Monthly;
Monthly
Colorado
Extra
5c
(quar.)
Colorado
Aircraft
50c
(quar.t_.
(quar.;___
preferred
6%-
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd
& Chemical, Ltd.,
3-31
3-
4.75%
Investments, Ltd.
50c
tlOc
;
common
Ltd.
87'Ac
(reduced)
(quar.
Co.
preferred
•
Ltd.
A
preference (quar.)
Brothers, Ltd.
Douglas
1-29
4.60%
8
45c
preferred (quar.)
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
$1
8
2-
Florida
-2-15
50c
Extra
Donohue
2-15
common
2-11
1
2-
3
7'A%
Structural
75c
8
3
3-
in¬
Dominion
held)
(quar.)____
&
Dominion-Scottish
3-16
4-1
5%
2-
3-
3
2-15
1
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
3-
4$1.50
3-
(quar.)
Equipment,
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
(from
(quar.)
(increased
Co.,
4-1
-
Co.
Inc.
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.
Dominion Bridge
$4
1
3-
25c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Flintkote Co., common
30c.
ordinary (Interim)
Fund,
Dodge
10c
(quar.)
2-16
2-12
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
10c
1
3-
2-10
1
9c
$1.12y2
-
share
A
-
1
1
3-
2-19
3-
25c
A
B
25c
(quar.)
common
Houses,
9
4-
3-
Class
3-JO
15c
10c
„,
35c
Extra
;
Products
2-10
2-10
3-
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, class A (stock
dividend)- (Two shares of non-assessable
redeemable preference shares
(20c par)
$3.50
Dobbs
(monthly;
(quar.)
Co.
1
'3-1
50c
A
rets, for
Co.,
8
When
Holder*
Payable Of Rec.
30c
Extra
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class
90c
(quar.)—1
(quar.)
Cement
convertible
3-
Corp. (quar.)---,-.,
(M. H.) Co. (quar.)
$2
income)
Cup
5%
Dr.
monthly)
preferred
Chemical
for
Dixie
3-5
87'Ac
Yard
Investment
vestment
1-27
3-23
Per
Share
Stock
30c
—
Portland
2-15
Bank
30c
-—_—
Diversified
1-20 «
$1.12 'A
(quar.)
Stock
American dep.
2-24
3-12
(quar.)
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
2-24
3-15
15c
20c
<quar.)___:
Common
Club
2-11
1
Pittsburgh RR.—•
4% guaranteed (quar.)
Clinton Foods, Inc., common
Clorox
3-
36c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Lambert
B
Diamond
(quar.)
Controller,
4.80%
Clayton
Union
1
30c
(quar.)
50c
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
Clark
class A
stock
62'Ac
(quar.)
3-
25c
_
(quar.)
common
debenture
Fishman
2-15
2-15
-
,
First
1
—
■
Name of Company
u
2-16-
35c
(quar.
Lines—1
Air
Dennison Mfg. Co.,
8-15
-
50c
Corp
S.
&
1
25c
,
common
preferred
Delta-C.
11-15
$1
Specialty
4'A 'ft
5-15
$1.25
Products
City
2-15
1
(quar.)
City Auto Stamping Col
City
1
6-
iquar.t
Co.
(quar.)
preierred
Cities
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
33-
437 'Ac
—_
'
5%
,
20c
class A
Holders
Payable of Rec,
$1.75
1—
(quar.)
Oil
Co.,
preferred
•Door-—1
Co.,
Inc.
When
Share
7%
Inc..
51
income.
w
net investment
12
Ill
2-12
z-v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
.
.
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
(760)
Share
50c
of ComVany
(quar.)
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR. com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
»5
$5
$5
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Power
«i'ok
(quar.)—-—---—
Water
4-
Oil
B
Class
Class
(quar.)
common
(M,
Hanna
B
common
Corp.,
Hnrnischfeger
Harris-Sevbold
Co.,
Hart-Carter
$2
Hart,
Co.,
(quar.)
common
__
convertible preferred (quar.)
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Electric Light, 3.90% pfd.
(stock dividend)
Hartford Fire Insurance (stock dividend)—
Hartz (J. F.>, Ltd., 5% 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd. (quar,)——
Hazel-Atlas
Hecla
Insurance
Fire
Hartford
Co. (quar.)
Glass
(reduced)
Co.
Mining
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)—_.
Hercules Cement Corp.
5%
Powder,
Hercules
(quar.)_
convertible B preferred (quar.)
6%
Products Corp., com.
Steel
Hercules
Chocolate Corp.
preferred A (quar.)
Hershey
4ft%
Hotels
Hilton
Corp.,
preferred
4%
Hobart
Oil Corp.——
Electrochemical
Hooker
Co.,
(quar.)—
com.
6%
Stores Corp.,
4ft%
preferred
Hudson
/
5%
Pulp & Paper, class A
5.12%
Humble
Hunt
Inc.,
Sash
&
preferred
._
Central
preferred
non-cumulative
Zinc
—
—
& Color Co., Ltd., com.—
partlc. preferred (quar.)
Imperial Varnish
$1.50
conv.
Indiana
Gas
Indianapolis
Industrial
6ft %
Silica,
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Co.,
preferred
Inland
Steel
Co.
22c
from
ordinary
security profits
International
2
Cigar
2-20
2-20
2-
3-10
2-25
Nickel
1
2-11
1
2-11
Landis
Products
Resistance
2-8
2-11
2-11
2-11
Lees
3-19
Lee
12-17
3- 1
2-19
Securities.
4%
Engineering
Co.
Investment
preferred
(s-a)
—
Corp..
(quar.)_.
Foundation,
Ltd.,
1-20
(s-a)
Fund
3
Ley
Electric Li'ght &
Common
(quar.)
preferred
4
Libby,
5
Liberty Fabrics
$30c
$37 ftc
3- 1
3- 1
2-16
2-16
Libbey-Owens-Ford
4%
Iowa
preferred
Power
3.30%
4.40%
4.35%
Iowa
3.90%
4.20%
(quar.)
Light
preferred
preferred
preferred
Public
3.75%
&
preferred
Service
common
Liggett &
$1.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
Lionel
2-25
3-
2-18
3-
Co.,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
5
3-15
1
3-
1
2-
1
3-
2-
3-25
3-12
1
2-10
3-
2-
1
2-15
3-
5
3-
5
2-19
30c
(quar.)
3-
2
2-
I
$2c
2-15
2-
inc.
Missouri
Public
2
Missouri
5%
5-
1
4-14
3-12
2-26
Lockheed
Finance
(R. I.),
3-12
Long-Bell
Lumber
A
class
2-28
2-15
3-15
3- 1
Lorain Coal
100%
2-19
1-29
Lord
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
45c
3-1
2-5
3-15
3-25
2-26
1
2-
1
—
2-18
2-
4
3-
1
non-cumul. 2nd preferred
7%
Louisville,
Henderson
preferred
5%
Lines
Transit
Angeles
&
St.
3-12
2-27
37 ftc
3-12
2-27
Morgan
2-19
2-
8
Morris
3-
3
2-
3
Stores,
Special
Lucky
Co.
Steel
Lukens
2-26
2-
8
Mosinee
2-26
2-
8
3-
1
1
3-15
1
3-15
1
3-10
$1.08%
4-
1
3-15
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
$37ftc
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
2-27
35c
3-
1
2-15
Lunkenheimer
93%c
3-
1
3-
1
3-12
3-
1
2-15
Lynch
3- l
$-ii
Lyon
25c
3-
2-
1
(Mass.;
(s-a 1
Co.
5
4-
3-
5
2-lff.
2-15
3-12
2-15
3-12
2-15
3-
2-11
2-15
1-29-
4-
3-15
3-10
2-19'
2-15
1-29
37ftc
30c
$1.25
$1.15
50c
2-15
1-29
3-
1
2-11
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-16
4-15
1
2-15
1-29-
1
2-25^
3-16
2-25>
3-31
6-15
5-15
9-15
8-14
12-15
11-15
2-10'
3-
3-
2
1
2-1L
1
2-11
3-31
3-15
$1.25
3-15
3-
30c
(quar.;
^$1.50
34%c
3-
3
2-27
1
2-19
2-20-
3-
1
2-24,
3-
1
2-
62 ftc
4-
1
3-15
3-
75c
2-15
2-
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
1
37ftc
3-15
3-
1
$$1.19
t$1.25
3-15
50c
Co
3-10
2-1T
3-30
3-
9
40c
(quar.)
2-25:
59%c
common
3-10
3-
1
2-
t
I
50c
2-27
2-11
Products
25c
2-26
2-15
50c
3-10
Wheel
(decreased)—2
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_.
Corp.
(G. C.)
Co.
2-28
2-10'
2-28
2-10;
4-
1
3-15
30c
26ftc
3-15
2-11
3-15
2-11
37ftc
3- 3
2-15*
50c
3- 2
2-15
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
class A convertible
$2
Investment
preferred (quar.)—
Fund,
Inc.—
ftc from
(5ftc from ordinary income and
realized
Security
6c
profits)
Chattanooga &
Nathan Straus-Duparquet,
St. Louis Ry.
National Acme Co.
2-15
2-
%
$1
3-
2-
9-
Airlines,
Inc.
4%
2-15
1-15
2-24
2-
9
15c
4-15
4-
5
35c
1
(quar.)
Aluminate Corp.
(quar.;
3-10
2-19
2-10>
1
National
Automotive Fibres Inc.
1
National
Biscuit Co., common
5
5
25c
2-15
2-15
National Container Corp.,
1
1-29
50c
1-29
$1.25
common
4ft%
3-10
3-
1
40c
3-15
3-
5
4%
%
Gas Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Distillers
3-10
2-25
Common
15c
3-10
2-26
4 ft %
1
(quar.)„
convertible preferred (quar.)
National Cylinder
17 ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
UKwwiHiWtt
1
4-15
2-26
2-
15c
3-10
2-20'
31 ftc
3-10
2-2(T
30c
$1.06
$1.18%
3-10
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-21
2-11
$1.06 ft
3-15
2-15
Products Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
50c
50c
25c
22-
3-
$1.75
2-15
3-12
7%
1
50c
Inc. (stock divid.)
(quar.)
SI
2-
2-15-
2c
lc
Mfg.
National
2-15
8
$2.50
(quar.)
1
2-
5.
2-
(quar.)
8
2-15
2-
1
Corp.
Murphy
4-22
3-
1
Finance
National
25C
3-
3-
2-
3-20
(quar.)
1
20c
Munsingwear, Inc., com. (increased quar.)—
5ft% preferred (quar.)
7-22
(quar.)
3-
2-15
1
12 ftc
common
5
4-
20c
I5i;
Products,
5.
3-
3-10
10-22
Corp.
Metal
Co.
Extra
2-19
1
(quar.)
3-
4-
(quar.)
Mullins
2-15
1
2-15
Co.
5
4-
25c
(quar.)
Mount Diablo Co.
2-12
1
(quar.)
3
3-
Mills
2-18
8-
r
2-16.
4-
Paper
Motor
2-18
3-10
5-
—
3-
1
Motor
(2-13
11-
Extra
3- a
3-
Motor
2-13
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
44-
2-15.
3-
$2
$1.10
5
3-10
3-13
$1.25
Lines,
Morrison-Knudsen
4
$1.75
—a
3-
3-10
Service—
& Co.
preferred
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
2-29>
2-11
28c
(quar.)
Mills,
Paper
2-18
5c
Inc.
3-15
2-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(J. P.)
4%%
Louis Ry. Co.—
Co.
2-19
3-12
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
3-1
50c
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
2-
Morgan
2-10
Nashville,
non-cumul. 2nd preferred
non-cumul. 2nd preferred
7%
2:
1
2-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic. preferred
$3
38c
(quar.)
2-
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Investors
Mutual
preferred
Dock 5%
1
1
2-
3-
2-24
Co.
common
Tool
Moore-McCormack
Baltimore Hotel—
7%
,
(quar.)
(Md.) —
(quar.)
Co.
common
&
(Missouri)
of
Mills
Moody's
50c
preferred (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
2-12
1-29
3-
11V4C
Corp
Aircraft
1
2-19
2-19
25c
1
3-15
3
50c
(quar.)
4-
3-15
3-
$1.10
class A (quar.)—
common—
(quar.)
Insurance
Monterey Oil
$37 ftc
3-
4-15
3-
35c
(quar.)
1
2-26
87 ftc
RR.,
Co.
preferred
20c
50c
4-15
3-15
3-10
50%
iquar.)
3-
3-
1
12 ftc
___
dividend)
3-19
1
3-14
Loan Society—
5 ft %
65c
—
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
$15c
$75c
1
2-19
8
3-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
50c
$4
2-
50c
original
guaranteed (quar.)
B
Loblaw,
Local
1
3-15
$1
(quar.)
common
Groceterias, Ltd.,
Clas3
2-10
3-
10c
50%
;
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Machine
Monarch
55c
(quar.)
Virginia
4-
1-26
15c
Cup
Miami
Loblaw
2-
1
1-35
3-10
1
2-15
2-16
60c
—
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Monroe
Co
Ltd.
Service Co.
preferred
Monarch
(quar.) —
common
Line,
Cement
Utilities
Monarch Life
19c
1
2-
2-26
f75c
t75c
2
15c
__
(quar.)
Co.
(Robert),
Portland
15c
profits)
pfd.
Quarterly
and
—
(quar.)—
(increased;
com.
B
Mohawk
investment
Pipe
Missouri
2-15
3-15
2-
2-15
2-19
40c
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
2-26
3-
2-
2-19
5
2-15
*75c
J75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible 2nd
Mitchell
5
2-15
3-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Class
2-19
$1.37ft
(monthly)
1st
Missouri-Kansas
4
2-19
2-15
3-10
6c
5c
50c
Co
$1.50
50c
Co.
Tobacco
Piping
$5.50
3-15
a.
2-
5
10c
50c
(quar.)
Mississippi Power, 4.60%
1
2-27
2-25
3-
25c
(quar.)
—
Co.
Minneapolis-Moline
1
2-1
20c
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Mineral Mining Corp
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.
5%
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Special
2-10
SI.05
2-11
40c
Chemical
Corp.
Little
2-15
1
97ftc
2-17
3-
50c
82Vic
(quar.)__
3-15
3 7 ftc
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3ft%
preferred
(quar.)—,
1
3-
3-26
2-15
16%%
(stock dlv.)
Extra
2-5
3-20
Myers
Lily-Tulip
2-17
1
35C
1
1
3-15
2ftc
Petroleum
Laboratories
Miles
be redeemed on
Corp.
preferred
Link-Belt
2-1
1
3-
$1.50
of
(quar.)
Midwest
5,
2-
3-16
3-
$1.08%
$1.11'A
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
2-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1
3-19
1
pfd.
(quar.)
Minnesota Pwr. & Light Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Lindsay
4-
1-29
3-
25c
(quar.)
Glass
3.80%
Mickleberry's Food Products
2-15
4-
(quar.;
Corp.
preferred
2-15
2-11
3-30
45c
25c
25c
50c
95c
96ftc
97ftc
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
3-10
120c
Lily-Tulip Cup (stock dividend)
Lincoln
3-20
50c
Co.,
7-21
10-21
12 ftc
Y.),
(N.
Co., class A
& Scott
3-
,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.85%
3.90%
shares
pfd.
(Va.),
Libby
McNeill &
5%
,
Y.)—
(N.
4.45%
7-31
35c
lft
to
& Co
2-
60c
(quar.)
1
10-31
5c
realized! security
net
(Fred T.)
8-
30c
(quar.)
1
2-
4-21
4-30
4-
net
B
Merritt-Chapman
25c
(quar.)
2-19
Power Co.—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com.
Class
35c
(quar.)
from
14c
from
5c
Los
Iowa
(quar.)
Assurance
Mid-Continent
(quar.)
& Sons (quar.)
3- 1
9- 1
18c
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
Merchants Fire
2•
29c
—
G.), Inc.
2-
}75c
common
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
<R.
Co.
15c
(stock dividend)
Stores
Mercantile
Menasco
in
(quar.)
Co.
35c
1
America
of
Stock
Salt
15c
___
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)_
Melville Shoe Corp.,.4%%
pfd. A
9
29c
—
Brooklyn
—
(Quar.
2-15
„
(quar.;_
(quar.)
4ft%
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
5c
Co.—
Inc.
Meadville
40c
Portland Cement
Gold Mines, Ltd
Leitch
2-
1
<
Extra
Lehigh
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
common
4.35%
Inc.
D.)
1
2-19
29c
(quar.)
held,
(James)
(II.
4-
1
(quar.;—
Ltd.—
dividend),
dividend
Fabrics,
Lea
2-15
1
1-29
62 ftc
(Mo.;
1954
2,
Le Tourneau
5
6-18
3-
2-15
3
3-
common
Title Insurance
Cash
2-15
9-30
12-30
Co.,
share
each
Lawyers
2-15
9-17
35c
5
3-
3-
Candy Shops—_—
Jones,
April
3-15
25c
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd. (s-a).
Intertype Corp.
for
Ltd.—
common
2-16
3-
$$1.75
(quar.)_.
(stock
2-11
Corp.,
3-10
Corp.,
Metropolitan Edison Co.,
(quar.)
&
3- 1
(quar.)
2-15
5c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
1
(quar.)
2-26
$40c
Co.
A
Class
1
Co.
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
Secord
Laura
Lawson
8
6-30
$1.75
2-15
45c
(quar.)
Lanett Bleachery & Dye Works
1
(quar.)
2-25
75C
Milling
Inc.
6-
pfd.
1-31
$1
Co.
2-
Canada,
2-20
50c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)—
Machine Co.
McKay
McKesson & Robbins,
55c
-
Stamping
3-
Co
Utilities
preferred
Inter-Ocean
Bryant,
Lane-Wells
3- 3
7- 1
7%
2-10
15c
—
Champagne
&
Machine
3-10
Corp.
Silver
Investment
Lane
1
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
3-10
5
8c
common
preferred
$2.50
3-
16c
(quar.)_
McOormick & Co.
3-25
Mead
(quar.)
Sessions
$1.50
$3
Co.
5
and
<s-a)_
&
Lamson
(accum.)_
of
Co.
International
International
Y.
N.
6
3-
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)-—
(quar.)
(increased)—
Machinery
International
Interstate
9
3-18
3-10
$1
(quar.)
Bonding & Insurance
2-
preferred
(quar.)__
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.16 preferred (quar.)—i
Lafayette
National
Bank of
1-30
——
1
7%
1-30
:
3-
Woods
Savers
Quarterly
International
the
Common
t50c
International
Investors
2
3-
of
Life
International Harvester Co.,
6%
3-
3-25
Wines
Salle
2-10
International Business Machines Corp. (quar.)
$1.40
3-25
3-1
Ltd.
2-15
3-
2-26
J$1.25
25c
25c
50c
10c
50c
$15c
30c
$25c
35c
40c
62ftc
45c
$1.06ft
37ftc
$1.183/4
25c
12ftc
Increased quarterly
Lake
2-15
30c
Marven's,
Merchants Refrigerating
3- 1
—
1-31
4-15
2
from
2-15
MacWhyte Co. (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Marmon-Herrington
Co
Marquette Cement Mfg
3-15
20c
8c
9
4-15
(quar.)
and
4-
20c
(quar.)
3-
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.;
common
1
Insurance
income
1
Co.,
1
2-
2-15
Foundation Fund—
Institutional Shares. Ltd.
5-
-Macmillan
5-
Life
(quar.)
8
5-
2-16
(s-a)—
2-15
2-
6 ftc
1
preferred
1
1
$1.75
3-
common
33-
Steel
(quar.)__
$1.50
35c
A
Structural
preferred
(quar.)
75c
class
Water,
1st
5%
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., com.
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.
Water
&
2-15
Massachusetts
$3
$3
(s-a)
Co.—
2-15
3-15
25c
(s-a)
non-cumulative preferred
Illinois
3-
common
2-11
Co.—
RR.
2-15
(quar.)_
2-25
55c
Co., common
7
3-
44c
Co
Forge
Leslie
(quar.)__!
5
5-
preferred
La
'
Mfg. Co.—
preferred
Press
Power
6%
6%
v
(quar.)
1
6-
preferred
2-25
3- 2
3-30
2-26.
2-
1st
3-10
37Vic
(quar.)_
2-15
1
1- A
3-
MacKinnon
Co. (quar.)__—
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kropp
2-
5
3-
9
1
Corp.,
(quar.)
1
pfd.
2-
3-15
Chemical
preferred
6
60c
2-15
2-26
2-19
(quar.)
4-
Co.,
2-19
2-26
3-10
30c
income
3
3-
a
50c
Co.
3-
from
3-15
12-30
50c
(6c
3-19
3-31
3-10
2nd
2-15
2-15
3-
3-
2-
1
4-
3-15
7%
2-15
2-15
2
3-31
3- 1
3- 1
2-26
35c
2-20
2-27
2-19
6%
1
1
3-
2-
3-26
15c
gains)
Kroger Company,
2-15
3-
2-15
$1.25
3-10
24c
Corp.
40c
Co.
2-11
or
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
H.)
shares
in
Ltd.
(quar.)
capital
(S.
3-
35c
common
convertible
Illinois
Kress
12ftc
12Vic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Idaho
Kresge
3-15
3-
15c
(quar.)
6%
2-11
1
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
Hydraulic
1
4-
57c
(quar.)
Co.,
Door
5%
5%
3-
3-10
2-25
50c
Koehring
—
(quar.)
5%
5%
3-10
2-19
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
(quar.)
Co.
common
Peanut
(Tom)
KUttig
Knudsen
3lftc
31ftc
32c
(quar.)
preference A (quar.)
5%
2-15
3-8
preference
Huston
2-15
1
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
Refining
&
Foods,
5%
1
3-
payable
Co.
Creamery
from
Lansing
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
2c
securities
Inc.
Lighting
1
(special)—
Co.
&
County
3-
2-
2-15
1
1
120c
3-15
3-
gains from the
Wire
Steel &
Knickerbocker
.
3-
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)
50c
_____—$1.06ft
4.25% preferred (quar.)
—:
$1.06ft
May Department Stores Co.
(quar.)
45c
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)—
93%c
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
93%c
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)—
85c
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)
50c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
62ftc
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
5
3-
3-15
4-
——
3-20
15c
income)
2-15
1
1
2-16
1
$15c
S3
75c
3-
1
Conveyor
$1.18%
(quar.)
Kings
3-
Mathews
28c
—
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
4-
3-15
1
1
4-
25c
cash
50c
preferred
1-23
l1
Service
4-
1
2-15
3-
Material
5
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
com.
1
1
2-15
$37 ftc
2-15
—
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Walter)
Kidde
Ltd.—
Quarterly
—__
(from net investment
Keystone
1
5
$1.06ft
15c
(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting Co.,
Hudson
23-
37 ftc
(quar.)
common
;
Canada, Ltd
Organization, Inc.
convertible
Fund
2-15
3-
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Series K-l Keystone Income Preferred Stock
3-22
3-15
s
2-27
3-
Keyes Fibre Co., common
$3 class A (quar.)
35c
—
(quar.)
Hublnger Co.
2-19
3-19
3-15
6
25c
preferred (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Kern County
Land Co.
<quar.)_____
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
,2-15
1
3-
3-15
1
1
3-12
4-
1
3-
1
3-26
2oc
net long-term capital
of
2-25
3-
13%c
L_;
Trust
3-
sale
2-16
2-15
3-15
$1.06ft
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
Investors
40c
__
1
2-25
3-
$3
3-10
From
5
Inc.—
25c
4%%
3-19
1
pfd.
1-25
35c
.
(quar.)
Co., ,4%%
2-26
2-15
27ftc
35c
30c
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co
Corp.
4-
2-19
4-
Masonite
37 ftc
1
&
Massachusetts
(quar.)
3-
4-
2-12
2-12
12-15
Kent-Moore
3-15
1
1
(quar.)
(accum.)_
(quar.)
convertible
33-
1-3-55
Kentucky Utilities,
2-12
5ft %
62 ftc
8 7 ftc
3-18
1
Marshall-Wells
4.25%
2-26
4-
2-15
2-11
Mathieson
1
2-25
1
2-27
9-15
4-
Co.
Mary Lee Candies,
of
$1.20
3-
Field
6-15
Kelvinator
3-26
Marshall
1
2-16
4-23
2-15
preferred
1
preferred
Common
1
87 ftc
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.
3-26
3-
5%
pfd.
common
Maxwell & More Inc. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
2-15
7-
3-19
4-23
Manning,
1
10-
1
1-21
2-26
5%
Co.,
3-10
$1.433/4
25c
37ftc
$2.50
(quar.;
Shirt
3-
87 ftc
4-
2-15
Manhattan
87 ftC
preferred
1
5
46 %c
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-
preferred
(quar.;__
3y2%
2-16
1
5ft %
Corp.—
(quar.;
3ft%
3V2 %
4-
(quar.)
common
3-25
6
5
Co.,
25c
2-11
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
(quar.)
4
$1.25
(quar.)——
Corp.
Hovlng
Howard
preferred
$1.50
Service
Public
3ft%
56ftc
30c
5% pfd. (quar.)
$2.25 pfd
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
HardartCo. (N. Y.),
Houdaille-Hersliey Corp.,
Houston Light & Power
Housatonic
1-22
62 ftc
(quar.)_
preferred
Horn &
Kellogg
1
_
3-12
$1.06ft
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
—
$4.20 preferred B (quar.)
—
Hormel (Geo. A.) & Co., common (quar.)—
$4.25
2-15
4-
RR.
Service
$1
:
Sugar Co., Ltd.
1
Public
$1.12%
B
(quar.;
Central
Maine
•
(quar.).
(quar. I
Co.
Maine
2-24
Marathon
_
2-26
15c
40c
50c
50c
■>
Co.
Magnavox
1-15
3-10
class
2-
25c
Ltd.,
2-20
$7 ftc
iquar.;
Corp., 5%% preferred (quar.;
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.;
3
95c
(quar.)
(initial)
Company
Kekaha
Co.
Bloedel,
3-11
62 ftc
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Keller Tool
5
5
2-
5c
Co
Macco
2-19
2-17
32 ftc
4-20
50c
(quar.)—
Co.
Mfg.
Honolulu
Kawneer
33-
4-
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar..)—
& Co. (quar,)—1
(Charles E.)
Hires
2-15
2-19
3-10
C.»
&
$1.25
Chemical
4-29
$1.09%
75c
31c
12ftc
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Hey wood-Wakefield Co., common
(quar.)—
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
Kigbie Mfg. Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
1
3-
—
$4.37 ft
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
3-10
(R.
50c
(quar.;____
&
preferred
preferred
2-15
12ftc
(quar.)_—
2-15
3-
53ftc
Kcyden Chemical Corp., common
3ft % preferred A (quar.)
1
3-12
50c
40c
48%c
25%
25%
$1.25
20c
30c
5c
25c
$1.25
5c
30c
(quar.)
Hartford
2nd
3-12
10c
common——
5%
3-
$1.12ft
(quar.)_—
preferred
4ft%
Common
2-25
3-
$1-50
40c
5%
40c
(stock dividend)—
Co.
Chemical
Harshaw
2-26
2-16
3-10
3
(quar.)
common
Aluminum
MacMillan
Mahon
2-15
(quar.)_
com.
—
Kaiser
2-25
15c
(quar.)__
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
3-10
3-15
s-a;
preferred
(quar.)
4ft %
preferred (quar.)
2-26
2-25
1
85c
.___—
4%
3-10
Payable of Rec>
Share
Woodworking
35c
(quar.)
preferred A
M
35c
(increased
Y.
N.
&
30c
__——
Joy Manufacturing Co, (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.;
5
12ft%
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
2-10
5-
5QC
$1.06 ft
preferred (quar.)
—
———
Hanover
Bank
(N. Y.)
(stock dividend)—
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com. (quar.)
Stock
dividend —
—
1
3-15
50c
$4.25
2-23
of
M
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
1
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., common
(s-a)
Johnson
&
&
5%
2-15
5-15
35c
15c
15c
——
Corp.
Jones
5
^5c
j-_
1
2-
25c
$1
(quar.)„
A com.
Co., class
A.)
3
2-15
+»■>■£>
preferred (quar.)-——
(quar.)—---—Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)—
Hancock Oil, class A common (quar.)——
1
5-
3-
$|L«
convertible
4%
Jervis
1
3-10
45c
$35c
Hammermill Paper Co.
2-
6-
Water
Halliburton
1
3-
Co. (quar.)—.
Well Cementing (quar.)—Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
——
5% preferred (quar.)——
Hamilton Watch Co., common
(quar.)
Kackensack
2-U
3-
*£0c
Quarterly
preferred
Jersey Ins.
Co.
3-15
1
7%
Johnson
Aiabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Gypsum Lime &
1
3-
$1.16
44c
preferred (quar.)—
4.64%
Co.,
Guilford-Chester
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
5
2-
2-
2-15
50c
Machine Co. (quar.j
Knitting Mills, 5% pfd. A (quar.)__
Jaeger
Jantzen
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
(quar.)
Ga3
2-20
3 12
3-10
—---
Share
Name of Company
Jacksonville
8-23
9-10
*c\r
(quar.t
Corp.
Payable of Rec.
3-12
2-25
5-21
6-10
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
(quar.)
3- 9
5
Volume 179
Number 5299
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•.
.
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Per
'' " ""
Name of Company
National
Drug
Ltd.,
&
Chemical
'* ,,ki
Co.
of
•'L<
•
preferred
Steel
Castings
(Cash dividend)
Presto
Industries,
National
Screw
&
Securities
National
Mfg.
Stock Ser.
investment
is
(from net invest, inc.)
Series
Tank
National
Tea
except
of
for
Co.
Cement
Mur
Fibre
1
2-11
3-31
3-13
Pacific
4-
3-19
Pacolet
1
Pan
Co.
2-26
2-17
4-
3-15
1
2-25
4-30
1
$5
35c
3-
2-16
Parmelee
3-15
2-26
Paton
2-15
2-
2
7%
3-15
3-
5
Peerless
4-
3-15
1
1
2-
(increased).
pfd.
(quar.)
2-
1
Penn
2-15
2-
1
5%
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania
8
4.40%
preferred
2-19
4.05%
& Hartford
preferred (quar.)—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
2-15
3-
to
3
Common
00
1
75c
4-
1
2-26
$1.50
(quar.)
4-
1
2-26
75c
3-
2
3-
2
3-26
3-15
shares
(stock
dividend)
Drug
common
(initial)
Participating
shares
Company
tion
has
date
dends
paid
the
50%
two
Feb.
date
is
the
26,
Feb.
preferred
4Vi%
Share
Ferrous
Non
American
Nopco
Metal
dep.
Chemical
Norfolk
North
6%
preferred
Shore
Co.
North
Carolina
RR.,
North
Central
Insurance
Northeastern
Water
$2
preferred
Northern
1-19
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
4-
1
5%
$1
$1.33
34 %c
85c
Co
(s-a)„
Co.
(N.
$3.50
25c
__
3-15
4-12
dividend
Northwest
3-
1
2-18
2-11
2-20
...
2-15
2-
$1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
(quar.)
514%
preferred
(quar.)_
Gold
payment
ings
Ogilvie
Ohio
Ohio
of
of
Edison
7.2%
Co.
Natural
preferred
Inc.,
Onondaga
7%
2-15
(quar.)__
2-27
$2c
3-10
2-
Corp.
3-
Rio
3-19
Richfield
3-15
2-27
Riegel Textile
3-15
2-27
3-12
2-26
3-12
2-26
2c
2-20
2-
4-
1
1-15
3-15
2-20
3-
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$1.17 Vi
$1.12Vi
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$1.02
92Vic
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
Potash
I
2-18
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
Gas
4-
1
3-15
50c
75c
$1.50
4-
Price National
2-26
2-15
Procter
3-10
2-11
Public
3-
1
2-
1
3-
2
3-15
3-
5
3-
2-19
1
1
2-
8
(quar.).*.—
(quar.)
*
.—
(stock dividend)—
$25c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
$1
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-10
2-25
50c
3-
Co.,
Paper
4 'A %
<quar.)_
2-
8
2-
5
3-
2
2-
1
2-19
$1.75
3-
1
2-19
3-10
2-10
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
40c
(quar.)__
$1
$25c
common
—
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
3-
2-15
2
Royal Typewriter Co.,
4y2%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3-
2
2-15
3-
2
2-15
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-12
2-15
1-29
1
preferred
1
3- 9
12Vic
12Vic
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-
1
2-19
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
4*
$1.12V2
5
4%
Whitehall
Stores,
RR.
Co.
Inc.,
$103
for
Safway
St.
redemption
Steel
3-12
2-15
60c
$1
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3- 3*
4-
1
2-15
Public
Gamble
&
2-17
Providence
$2
3-19
2-
1-1«
2-15
Public
2-20
2-15
1-16
2-15
3-
2
37 Vic
3-
1
1
3-15
1
3-10
1
1
2-
3-
3-
8
2-18
65c
3-
1
2-
5
1
2-15
2-19
12-22
3-
2-15
2
1
4-15
25c
53Vac
3-12
2-26
4-
3-19
2%
3-
1
April
1
Pacific-American
Substantially
capital
Investors,
*11
derived
Inc.—
from
gains
'
1
St.
at
25c
—
preferred
Co.
preferred
5%
Puget
"
Pure
3-19
2-16
2-26
70c
(quar.)
Francisco
Louis-San
2-15
5%
2-
1
common——62Vic
Ry.,
convertible
•5%
preferred
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
25c
4-17
A
(quar.)—
Service
Co.
preferred
preferred
Service
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)
5%
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)
convertible
St.
Paul
2-
1
5
Fire
Regis
Paper
1st
$4.40
Sayre
&
Fisher
3-
1
2-
4
Sobering
4-15
4-
1
2-19
1
2-19
Scott
&
4-15
3-31
Scott
Paper
4-15
3-29
$4
4
Scotten
2-15
3-
1
(accum.)
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
5
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-10
133/4c
3-
25c
3-
2-16
1
Co.
(N.
Ltd.
&
Co.
(quar.)
—
«.
(quar.)
New
New
Seagrave
Corp.
Securities
1-29
2-24t
1
4-17
5-
1
3-
3
•
5%
preferred
Sound
Oil
Co.,
A
common
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
4-
1
3-19
4-
3-183-18
45c
3-
class A
tquar.)
B
—
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Shasta
3-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
2-25.
2-
5
3-15
3-
1
10c
common
31 Vic
23c
(quar.)
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-10
3-10
2-25
3-15
2-25
10c
2-15
2-
25c
(quar.)
Water
Co
.
2-15
2-1
1
4%
Water & Power Co.—
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
*30c
:50c
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)
$56Vic
Shawinigan
2-15
$25c
2-22
2-
8
1
Class
A
3-31
3-
1
Class
B
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
50c
3-
1
2-15
87 l/2c
27c
3-
1
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Mfg.
Sheller
Sherman
tquar.)
Products
preferred
Co.,
1-29
2-15
1-29
Shoe
2-15
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
1-29
50c
3-
1
2-
-fl.25
4-
1
3-10
4
2
3-
2
3c
Co.
$4.50
preferred
A
preferred
B
Optical
3-15
3-
87y2c
(quar.)
of
2-15
1-25"
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
$1
Canada,
Co.
$35c
Ltd
Corp. of America, class A com.
Shuron
1-29
2-16
—*—
common
25c
51.12/2
$1.12y2
tquar.)
(quar.)
tquar.)—
2-27
3-15
2-27
3-15
25-27
3-31
3-16
3-10
2-15
15C
—
com.
9
3-15
35c
•
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
5% preferred quar.)
4-
5
15c
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas. class A
Class B (quar.)
1
l-2»
2-15
3-12
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
2-15
3-
2
37'/2c
(increased quar.)
Corp.
1-18
2
*50c
1
Sherwin-Williams
4%
2-25
44-
2-15
(S-a)
—
2-15
3-
series B
Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.—
Shea's
$1.25
——
J
2-15
3-10
37y2c
3-
2-10
30c
Inc.
Servomechanisms,
1
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-19
3-18
3-15
Acceptance
preferred
1
4-10
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
17c
(quar.)—
1-29
(quar.)_
$4.50
Power & Light Co.—_——
4-1T
2-15
4-10
& Co.
D.)
(G.
Searle
5%
84c
(quar.)—*
8
50c
Serrick Corp.,
Mexico—
(increased)
2-
3-10
5-
$1.4334
Co.
Surety
1-22
$1.35
(quar.)
of
7-2*
(quar.)—
Hampshire—
(quar.)
4-20
2-15
3-
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
(Del.)
Seaboard
2-15
I
com.
Co.,
preferred
$5.75
2-15
30%c
Indiana,
1
8- 2
45c
53c
(quar.)
A
convertible preferred
$2.12
2-10
Gas—
.
5-
9
15c
$1.12 Va
—
Finance
12-10
35c
$1.02
$1.17 Vi
2-
91 Vic
$1.07V*
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Common
(quar.)
4
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Seaboard
1
50c
(increased).
Co.,
tquar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Common
Class
(quar.)
2-15
3-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
2-23
$1.05
$1.06y*
$1.12Va
2-23
1
Co.—
$1
Y.)
9
3-
75c
85c
$1
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
4.30%
65c
(init.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Mfg.
3.65%
Seaboard Oil
iquar.)_
of
Scovill
3-
27'/2c
27y2c
—
(extra)—
(quar.)
Dillon
1
2-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
A
preferred
preferred
4
2-
2-15
Co.,
1.
6-
Co.
Co.
Fetzer
2-
25c
iquar.)
—'
preferred
preferred
$3.40
2-
2-15
22y2c
—
(quar.)
5y2%
2-16
1
Brick
Schwitzer-Cummins
3-15
O
5c
Corp.
3-
2-15
*
25c
Corp.
Arms
2-
1
5-15
65c
Savage
4-10-
1
4-
1
Ltd.—
Assn.,
Liquidating
5
5
5 Vu %
3-
14c
Loan
0-
6-15
14c
2-
3-15
37'/2c
$1.10
(quar.)
A——
(quar.)
Remedial
Francisco
2-
45c
preferred
series
(quar.)—
Quarterly
San
1
3-
,
(quar.)
A
Insurance
common
Transit
Antonio
San
Co.,
preferred
1
20c
7 l/2c
(quar.)
Trust
preferred
Marine
&
3-
Corp.—
preference
preferred
Common,
long-term
25c
3
Con¬
;
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
3-
25c
&
Electric
4.90%
3.35%
4-
11 Vic
5c
(quar.)
1st
Transport
Service
5.40%
a7 V2 %
37l/ic
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Public
Co.
Co.
preferred
Public
2-15
2-25
2-11
15%
3 Vi %
2-15
3-
3-1
Croix
20c
(bi-monthly)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.32%
2-15
3-
2-11
of Colorado—
Co.
dividend
4.70%
2-10
4-
2-11
1
Washington Insurance Co.—
Service
4.08%
2-10
2-
1
3-
20c
■
tquar.)
Bank
convertible
Provincial
8
3-10
-3-
50c
dividend
Service
4%%
1-29
3-
25c
$1.75
America
preferred
preferred
$1.25
1
issue
(entire
on
25
Products
10c
(quar.)—__
common
March
to
2-
—
share plus this dividend.
per
2-15
$1.12Va
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
called
3-10
$1
(quar.)
4y2%
2-25
3-10
$15c
common—
Aeronautical
1
3-
(quar.)
com,
(Jacob),
Ry.—
(reduced)—
Mfg.
of
4V4%
90c
(quar.)_J„
3-
3-15
$$1.06
Ruppert
4Vi%
15c
Ry.
Ashtabula
Corp., $1 conv. class A
1-29
$1.10
$5 preference
2-15
Inc.—
(Ky.),
(quar.)--,
50c
(quar.)
Corp,
2-15
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
2-12
1
3-
15c.
10c
37Vic
•' $62Vic
(quar.)
Roy Crown Bottling
$1.25
Inc.
A
preferred
(quar.)
Oxford
2-13
3-1
$$1.06 V*
—
'
-
'
5
3-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
$1.25
Ltd.,
Co.,
2-19
2-26
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
3-10
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
2-20
5
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rolland
Axle
A
Haas
Co.
common
preferred
$1.37V2
&
America
4.20%
50c
2-15
—
Packing Co. (quar.)__
Special
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd
2-15
$1
Coke
1-29
37'/2C
5
3-30
$1.02y2
(quar.)
F
Rosefield
37'/2c
2-15
preferred
(increased)
'
&
4%
St.
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
National
Stock
8
3-
:
5
3-
(quar.)
&
Co.,
prior
10%
&
Metals
Pressed
preferred
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
of
2-15
1
&
preferred
Rohm
2-15
$$1
common
Cable
Steel
Co.
2-15
$1.12y2
Spring
Ltd.—
(quar.)
class
1
Public
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Utilities
$4.40
Marine,-A Mfg.
Inc.,
Co.
2-26
3-
5
3-
3-15
Corp.—
Manufacturing
5%
,
series
Ages Corp.
iRockwell
12!/2c
——
(quar.)
4J/2%
Corp.,
convertible
2-
$1.12 Vi
common
:
(resumed)
Co.
5'/a%
2-24
1
25c
preferred .(quar.)
1
9lV4c
983Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Preferred
1
3-31
3-
3-15
—
(quar.)
Rockwell
1-29
3-15
20c
(quar.)—
of
2-15
$1.183/4
Electric
&
preferred
Rock
a
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
37Vic
25c
common
4.75%
8-
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
3-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power Co.,
3-
3-15
preference
vertible
(initial)—.
Inc.,
4.10%
4%
1
3-15
50c
(accum.,'
class A
Rochester Gas
3-
$1
(quar.)
3-10
Co.—
Myers,
A
2-16
2-15
60c
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
Class
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
.
1
9-19
5c
.
$1.50
1
...
Portsmouth
5
&
,
75c
common
series A
Cement
Robbins
3-10
2-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.25 partic.
1
40c
$75c
Corp.
preferred
2-
Fuel
B
$1.40
dividend)
$4
Riverside
1
Valley Gas (Texas)
Oil
2-15
Wire
West Virginia
Co.,
Portland
$$1.75
(stock
Grande
60c
(quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
5
$3.60
Outboard
1-29
Safeway
Mining
&
Class
Co., Ltd.—
common
2nd
preferred
Tool
Polaris
i
$25c
Corp.,
9-19
1
5
2-10
$1
(quar.)
convertible
1
3-10
25c
Products
Mfg.
Tail
3-
5
3-15
20c
preferred
1
10-
5
&
Pocahontas
6iy2c
conv.
Falls
4% %
Plomb
2-15
(quar.)
.
10-
$1.75
3-
30c
common
6-19
$1.75
3-
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
2-
$1^10
(quar.)
Opelika
Wire
2-15
A
Oswego
Plastic
1
59 %c
3-19
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-15
Youngstown
1
$1.14
1
1st
3-31
preferred
3-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
7%
2-25
(quar.)
Inc.,
A
Pittsburgh,
121/aC
(quar.)__
4-
2nd
3-31
preferred
3-
$25c
Pottery Co
Common
5
A
4%%
Ontario Steel
2-
$$1.75
(quar.)
3-19
$1.75
3-19
3-
_
—v
$1.25
Gas,
Industries,
Omar,
2-25
Africa
(quar.)
Co., 4%% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
45C
3-12
1
6-19
40c
25c
Pittsburgh &
1
deducted.
(quar.)
4.92%
4%
be
(quar.)
preferred
Olin
8
2-23
Non-resi¬
preferred
cbmmon
4.34%
Otter
will
Power
4.40%
2-
3-
2-
$1.68
4-
1
35c
(quar.)
semi-annual
75c
Co., 4.56%
Co.,
preferred
Oil
Oklahoma
5%
shares.
Union of South
the
rate
Match
5%
Ohio
Ltd., Amer. shares
a dividend of
12 shill¬
is
Flour Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
7%
Ohio
tax
the
2-18
$4
Poor
U-
2-13
40c
(quar.)
1
Ryan
5«/2% preferred (quar.)
5% .preferred
(quar.)
|
8
25c
(interim)
Ltd.
ordinary
the
on
dents'
at
Mines,
Copper Co.,
Above
2-
2-15
$1.31'/4
(quar.)
Ltd
Sugar,
O'Okiep
Co.
1
1
2-25
Pittsburgh Steel, common
8
25c
Pharmacal
•O'Brien
ZL
2-19
2-13
3-
7-
3-10
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
22'/2c
common
2-19
5
3-10
,
4-
65c
(quar.)
Engravers & Electrotypers,
52V2C
Service,
(quar.)
Paper Co.
3-29
15c
(quar.)_..
Petroleum Co.
$1.12»/2
(quar.)
5
3-
$1.12 Vi
;
(quar.)
preferred
Rutland
Piper Aircraft
2-15
8
3-
60c
(
7-
Suburban Transportation—
Increased
2-18
2-18
60c
50c
quar.)
quar.)
2-15
50c
Interim .1
2 19
$1.50
common
preferred
Norwich
2-19
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.—
7-21
$1
2-10
$1.75
2-18
Pittsbury Mills,
(quar.)
4Vi %
Gahu
Photo
2-12
»
1
Tobacco—
5%
2-26
1
3-10
3-
$1.75
1
Phillips Packing
2-26
3-20
00
9
50c
Inc
Brass,
(quar.)
3-
preferred
preferred
Phillips
5
2-25
10%
Public
2-
3-20
3-
3-
preferred
35c
common
$3.95
Y.)—
Lumber
preferred
2-11
$1
dividend)
Bancorporation,
Northwestern
5
25c
(s-a)
,
Redwood
4.20%
1
Corp.—
Insulated
1
preferred (quar.)
3-12
preference
4r
1
3-10
25c
Stock
Northern
CO
$1
(quar.)
—
(cash
3-
$1
9
$1.12Vi
2-l»
1st
Corp.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
3-
2nd
5
75c
common
(s-a 1
Semi-annual
(quar.)__
(quar.)
com.
(Hartford)
Co.
2-15
1
2nd
25c
Co.
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
$3.05
Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
pfd. (quar.)
Gas
Trading
1-30
25c
(quar.)
7%
3-
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
(initial)
guaranteed
RR.
Northeastern
47'/2C
37y2c
Oil
Pennsylvania
Pheoll
Ltd.—
preferred
7%
&
Phelps Dodge
20c
quar.)
(quar.)
Texas
North
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Plaudler
distribu¬
ordinary
Ry, Co.,
Inc.
2-13
2-15
7%
10c
25c
(quar.)
Gear Co., 7%
participating class A
New
Investment,
preferred
(quar.)
5 V2 %
$1
$1.12'/2
receipts
$4
Petroleum
1
93 %C
(increased
Co.,
Paul,
1
3-11
7%
2-19
75c
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
Products,
Western
&
9-
$1.12y2
American
North
common—
(quar.)
preferred
Petersburg & Hopewell
1
18.
(quar.)
Corp.
9-14
Peter
beiHg
(quar.)
preferred
Niagara
1
Machine &
Perkins
divi-
as
new
7%
1-29
1
shown
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
$1
stock
issues
New York State Electric & Gas, com.
33/i%
Pa.),
(quar.)
4Vi%
Corp.,
&
5%
(quar.)_
Bottlers
Co.
Circle
Perfex
1
3-
3-15
1
2-15
2-10
3-12
4-
$1.06
Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General
distribu¬
Formerly announced
on
tion
the
9-
2-18
$1
the
on
9-14
1st
$1.25
$1.12Vi
(Butler,
2-13
3-
50c
(quar.)
(increased
Rockwood
preferred
4Vi%
1
50%
I
advanced
for
above.
dividend)
(initial)
common
3-
$1
(stock
(initial)
common
3-12
7%
50c
Stores
Peoples Telephone
2-10
$1
New
50%
2-18
2-25
3-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
Pepperell Mfg.
$3
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples
2-15
RR.—
preferred A
—-—
preferred
$4.50
2-15
$2.50
(quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
2-15
3-15
1-20
1-2»
1
(quar.)
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4
Inc.,
Mfg.
Rhinelander
$1.10
(quar.)*.
1
2-26
57Vic
pfd.
4.70%
3-
$5
(initial)
■
Electric,
3
3-
25c
preferred
(increased
B
Rheem
2-25
62Vic
preferred
1
1
3-16
3-10
Class
I2V2C
(quar.)
common
4-
3-
8
3-
2-15
30c
37Vic
1st
(R. J.)
Common
5-10
25c
1
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
common
\
Co.,
preferred
55c
2-15
2-
$35c
preferred—
(quar.)
common
4.50%
2-
Reynolds
1
3-1*
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Copper
$20c
.
«.
7%
5
4-
(quar.)__
...
(quar.)
8
(quar.)
New
■
Ltd.,
Fruit
4.60%
1
Services,
Telephone Co.
2-
1
2-
25c
Laundry
4%
834c
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
3-
2-18
Revere
1
1
7%
(quar.)
1
3-
2-15
1
1-1»
4-
87Vic
(quar.)
Rand,
preferred
$4.50
5-17
7VaC
common
1
10c
1-20
2-15
$1
3-
Dock—
Dry
2-15
$1.25
Corp.
Co.,
3-
17V2C
(initial)
(quar.)
Cement
Co.
(quar.)
.2-2®
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
Remington
Co.—
common
4-
3-10
Reading
3-19
3-
62V2c
$1
50c
3
1
2-15
Shipbuilding Corp.—
Founders
New
Line
(quar.)—
preferred
Perfect1
New
Pipe
Transportation Co.
Penman's,
2-15
3-
2-
lrl*
3-15
2-25
20c
Ray-O-Vac
20c
Inc
(quar.)
Peninsular
2-26
3-15
4-
10c
tquar.)
Special
1
3-10
82y2c
2-16
Raymond Concrete Pile
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
$1.50
Airways,
$1.01 V*
Co.
Dock Co.,-common (year-end)
non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
York
Eastern
Mfg. Co.,
Peerless
2-27
60c
York
New
pfd.
Drugs, Inc.—
participating preference
1
3-15
2-15
1
$1
World
preferred
3-
2-15
1-25
3-
3-31..*
50c
$30c
(quar.)
of America—
convertible
1st preferred
$3.50
Parkview
3-12
50c
Haven
4%
Corp.,
(quar.)—+
2-10
5-
1-25
2-15
35c
,
(quar.)__;
Corp.,
37y2c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
convertible
Oil
preferred
4%
2-15
$1.50
Park Chemical Co.
40c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
American
Common
1-29
1-25
$1.50
Panhandle
2-15
2-15
50c
Economic
Palestine
1-29
2-15
13c
Radio Corp.
Red Owl Stores
T
Mfg.
Quebec Power Co.
1-25
Express—
Corp
Co.
Western
1-25
2-15
Holders
Payable of Met*
35c
Extra
Mills
Pacific
20c
(quar.)
preferred
New
3-
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR., com.
6% preferred class A (quar.)
Y.
2-11
5c
preferred
Zinc
1
1-25
2-15
5%
Lighting
Lumber
3-
17y2c
preferred
Casualty
New York Air Brake
-5%
Pacific
Pacific
2-15
85c
dividend
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
N.
2-15
3-10
Per
Share
50c
quarterly
Intermountain
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Newport Steel Corp. (quar.)
.Newport Electric Corp., common,
$5
Pacific
$1.05
Co
News
2-19
*
30c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
Insurance
Increased
2-18
Stock
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Amsterdam
New Jersey
1
3-15
$1.75
37y2c
New Jersey Pwr. & Light Co., 4%
New
Fire
'
.
Company
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
3114c
(quar.)
Corp.
ivhen
'
'
Name of
3114c
redeemable first preferred (quar.)__
Parkersburg-Aetna
(quar.)
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
,
Pacific
35c
Meter
3%%
,3-10
50c
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Nekoosa-Ed wards Paper (quar.)
Newport
4-1
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
Vulcanized
4.05%
Finance
"
Holdera
343bC
first preferred
4.80%
When
Payable of Ree.
53 "
(761)
3114c
—
first preferred (quar.)
redeemable first preferred A (quat.)—
5%
Inc.—
Neisner
New
Pacific
30c
preferred
Nestle-Le
3-10
12c
capital)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Neiman-Marcus, 4Vi%
S2.40
1
$.0179
Nehi
Neptune
2-25
4-
*
iViontH.y, KoKi.:i i.vow V
37lie
*
1
tquar.)
5%
net
(from
(quar.)
National
National
10-20
3-10
* **
Co.—
Quarterly
Products,
preferred
Nazareth
10-30
3-
Per
«,
Share
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Stock
return
a
Common
4.20%
8-23
preferred
15c
Inc
Co.
income
Starch
$1.40
2
$1.12y2
y (•» '.■***• -1 "i
'
redeemable
15c
National Shirt Shops (Del.)-(quar.)
National-Standard Co. (quar.)
National
8-
Series—
National Preferrrd
which
5%
1%
National
,
6%
5%%
50c
dividend
National
5
5
4-21
Co.—
Quarterly
National Oats Co.
Stock
22-
1
$37 Vic
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
National Lead Co., 7Co preferred A (quar.)
&
1
1
5-
$15c
(quar.).
Malleable
3-
3-
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Co.,
*
t
■,* v
Electric
&
5C
Products
Grocers
National
Gas
5c
Food
fn< <t p irtnvrhi). fhrwilnlo
\
of Company
5c
Quarterly
$1.50
Pacific
t,' *'
.
Name
$15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
National
d
•
.
Holders
$12%c
:
60c conv. preferred
tquar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
National
.
When
Payable of Rec.
Canada
cquar.)_
common
Share
■*
25c
tquar.)—
62
3-10-
2-13
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-19
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(762)
Per
I
Share
fl5c
Name o/Company
Class B
(quar.)
Simmons
Simon
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dairies,
Bilverwood
Ltd.;—
preferred (quar.)-—____
** J?
Co
_■—00c
Sons,
&
(H,)
redeemable
5%
tjjc
ouc
—
Company
Simonds
Simplex
+
& Steel
Saw
65c
Corp.
Oil
Oil
Smith
4>'
L.), 6%
Smith (T.
Smith-Douglass
Aircraft
Solar
90c
(quar.)—
—
Works (quar.)—
pieferred
tquar.)
California
(quar.)—
preferred
2-26
3-
preferred (quar.) ______
preferred
(quar.)
Canada
Southern
2-20
3-10
4.32%
1-30
4- 1
5%
Power
Telautograph
Co.
Railway Co.,
Extra
2-19
1-20
2-19
3-
62V2C
3-15
2-16
2-
——_______—'
The
1
preferred
(quar.)
62'/2c
3-15
(quar.)_—
62'Ac
62'Ac
6-15
9-15
8-13
50c
2-16
2-
25c
3-
1-19
Southwest
Gas
Producing
Southwest Natural
Southwestern
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___._■
Power
Drug,
pfd. A
Electric
Southwestern
Public
4%
$1.50
30c
(quar.t
common
Southwestern
div.)_
(quar.)__
(stock
Co.
Gas, $6
Service
1
2-19
4-
1
2-15
2-
$1.32
States Telephone,
preferred
Sparton
Spear
Mills
&
(quar.)
32-
Water
$5.50
Co.,
________
1st
Spencer Chemical Co.,
preferred
4.50%
preferred
Bpehcer
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Clothes,
Spokane
Portland
60c
3-
1
2-
2-15
22-
20c
3-10
2-
5
5c
2-26
3-15
1—
10c
3-10
10c
9-10
12-10
45c
2-15
2-
50c
87'Ac
3-15
3-15
3-
Brands,
Common
$3.50
Standard Coil Products Co.
$1.60
Standard
Standard
Milling
Oil
Standard
40c
$1.60
(Ind.)
of
New
Jersey
Ltd.
$1
Silica
Supply
B
Co.
(A.)
3-
1
J10c
4-
9
Mfg.
Corp..
(quar.)
Co.
3-
1
&
Temper
Trunkline
Tung-Sol
5%
Disc
(John B.)
Co.,
3-10
2-17
3-15
3-
1
3-1 S
3-
3-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-25
4-
1
3-15
50c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
6
2-12
3-
6
Stokely-Van
2-16
4-
1
3-17
Common
Inc.—
(quar.)
15c
6%
prior
preferred
5%
prior
preferred
Stop & Shop,
Inc.
(stock
Furniture
Stromberg-Carlson,
called
for
Wells
this
(entire
15
United
at
Lines,
B
United
7%
40c
2-15
22-
1
Hill
2
2-16
$1
5-
1
4-15
"
from
profit
U.
S.
$4
8-
2
7-15
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
n_
1
10-15
30c
3-
2
2-16
65c
3-
1
2-15
U.
S.
Pipe
65c
3-
1
2-15
U.
S.
f6c
4-16
3-16
25c
3-10
2-15
(1952
Sullivan
Sun
Oil
Sunshine
Sun
Consolidated
Co.,
Biscuits,
preferred
Sunray
Oil
Mines,
common
convertible
A
Paper Co.,
(quar.)_l
preferred
com.
Cement
2-
1
26
U.
3-
1
3-20
5
2-15
2-
U.
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-
Cos.
2-15
3-
1
(quar.)
S.
S.
Steel
&
Card
6%
Steel
class
2-26
2-10
3-15
2-13;
U.
3-15
2-12
S.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
com.
3-
1
Canal
3-10
2-26
3-10
2-26
3-11
2-26
and
3c
6%
Pulp
com.
5%
Supply
2-15
1-29
2-15
;
2-
of 3- 3
1
2:2Q
4-15
4-
2-15
2r
1
3-10
3-
1
50c
4-
1
20c
3-
1
2-13
$1
3-
1
-2-15
pfd. (quar.)
$4
(quar.)
.
1
3-15
25c
3-15
2-26
40c
2-15
2-
1
$1.12'A
2-15
2-
1
75c
3-
2
2-15
25c
3-
1
1-29
(qaur.)__J_
Co.
Paper—
Pacific
Westinghouse
&
(quar.)
Electric
Weston
(George),
Ltd., 4'A%
Electrical
Instrument
White
3-12
2-26
White's Auto Stores,
Dental
Corp.
1-20
1-20
Wiebolt
6%
87'Ac
2-15
1-20
2-10
1-11
Stores,
(quar.)„
t$1.12'A
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-26
25c
37'Ac
(reduced)
(quar.)
27%c
3-10
3-
15c
3-10
2-15
20c
4-
1
3-19
75c
4-
1
3-19
$1.06'A
4-
1
3-19
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.
1
3-11
3-
1
3-
2-
8
3-15
2-15
1
2-15
3-
3-
1
2-11
50c
3-
1
2-11
4-
4-15
2-15
1-22
2-26
1-30
3-10
2-24
&
Williams
(J.
&
&
(quar.)
Co.
6
2-16
2-
5
$1.75
2-16
2-
5
3-31
3-
1
4-
2-26
45c
4-
1
1
3-12
3-31
3-15
preferred
Grocery Co.
Power,
3-20
11c
(monthly)—
Wolf
&
Power
(Alan)
(G.
Wood
(Gar)
Woodall
5%
&
Industries,
Inc.,
(F.
Co.
Gar
W.)
Wood
(quar.)
common
2-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Wurlitzer
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-15
3-19
2-26
4-
1
3-16
40c
3-
1
2-15
62'Ac
4-
1
3-15
75c
Towne
20c
2-15
2-
3-
2-15
1
1
3-10
2-
2-20
2-
2
Cab
Co.
Mfg.
2-15
1
2-26
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-
5
2-19
3-
1
2-10
50c
3-
1
2-10
40%
3-15
1-25
25c
Co.
Co.
3-19
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-30
50c
1——
(quar.)
2-19
1
20c
_
1
4-
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
4-
1
3-15
Co.—
preferred
convertible
Consolidated
Radio
Gold
Corp.
3 7'AC
(quar.)
4-30
4-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
Zenith
3-
5
50c
t
(monthly)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
Yuba
3-
7-31
7-10
75c
3-
5
2-11
25c
3-15
2-26
5C
2-15
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
Fields.—
(quar.)
v
1-18
3-10
5
$1.75
Miles
convertible
6%
1-30
3-15
31'Ac
:
Co.
(Rudolph)
&
Yellow
2-15
25c
Jr.)
Wysong
&
2-15
32'Ac
Monthly
2-26
1
4-16
1
Ltd.—
(final)
iWm,
2-
3-
30c
—
4
Ordinary
1
4-30
t$1.37'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
3+19
3-
Ind.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
3-31
Steel)—
(quar.t
Extra
(F. W.)
2-19
15c
quar.)_
Wood
pfd.
(see
preferred
Governor
Woolworth
5'A%
Co.,
convertible
Woodard
Alan
Industries
3-15
2-27
30c
(quar.)
(increased
(see
1
4-
90c
Light Co.
Co.
Steel
H.)
$1.50
(quar.)
&
Dessauer
Wood
37'Ac
common;
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
1:29
11c
Electric
preferred
3.60%
.1-29
2-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Monthly
Wisconsin
6%
1-29
2-10
2-15
15c
(quar.)__
2-19
2-15
25c
i
Co.
Lovett
Woolworth
4-10
25c
$4.25
B.)
Co.,
1
20c
(quar.)
1-30
2-26
Co.
Williams
Winn
1
preferred
3-
$1.12'A
2-
1t25
1-25
3-11
Oil
Wilson
2
2-15
Will & Baumer Candle Co. Inc.
1
3-
2-15
Inc.,
preferred
3-26
5-
1
3-12
4-17
•Transfer
books
tPayable in U.
tPayable
in
$1.50
2-15
2-
5
10c
(s-a)
3-15
15C
Wilcox
J75c
pref.
8
1
3-12
34 %c
3-15
t25c
(quar.)__
8
2-
4-
1
(quar.)—
2-19
common
(quar.)
2-
1
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
3-25
(s-a),
preferred
4
3-
(quar.)
3-10
7c
(quar.)__
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.25
4-
Corp.—
convertible
20
2-15
pfd.
Inc., common
2-5
2-15
1
preferred
convertible
Wickes
1
2-
25c
Weston
2-15
1-
2-
2-15
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2
3-2
1
2-15
95c
Corp.,
(quar.)^
Inc.
S.)
3-
75c
(quar.)„
Stationery—
preferred
Westmoreland,
3-15
$1.25
common
(quar.)
3-
2-15
+
$1.25
Co.,
A
oreferred
(S.
(quar.)
5c
RR.
Tablet
3.80%
(quar.)__
Fields—
preferred
Western
Co.
Breweries, Ltd.
2-26
56'Ac
A
2-10
2-25
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
2-10
1
10c
T
(quar.)
2-15
75c
class
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.l
Manufacturing
2
25c
(quar.)
J.
Oil
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Sugar
3-15
from
(quar.)
Consolidated
1
3-
25C
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
3-
Co.—
common
Corp.
Steel, Ltd.,
preferred
Snowdrift
preferred
Western
2-19
40c
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
Vitamin
Special
&
Oil
$1
Ltd.,
3-
4
3-10
12c
i
Fixture
Engineering
Oil
Western
25c
___
Co
preference
2-15
Fund—
(quar.)
common
Auto
$1
$6
United
Wellman
Wesson
Wood
securities
Corp.,
Universal
Co..
Canada
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
A
&
Wrigley
Stores
1
25c
Co.
convertible
Western
2-26
tlOc
Spring & Bumper Co.,
preferred (quar.)
United
Weeden
Western
t20c
(quar.)_
Co.
3-
,
1
t38c
(quar.)
common
2-
$1.12
:
Investors
&
5
3-15
55c
Foundry
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Paper
3-18
1
2-18
25c
(quar.)
Mutual
5
40c
(quar.)__
common
Quarterly from net investment income
Washington
6%
Steel
7%
5
2-25
Washington
4-
1-21
35c
Corp.
Co.
2-
2-26
$1.12'A
j
40c
3-10
Wire
2-
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
;
income
2-24
1
2-
$1.50
25c.
!
com.
&
3-
3-10
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
3-15
30c
30c
Co.,
Virginia
2-
10%
5%
65c
class A
Printing & Lithograph Co., common..
preference series A (quar.)
United
15c
D.)
4
2-25
div.)
(quar.)
common
$1
_
4'A%
U.
5
^c
27'Ac
S.
5%
2-15
Co.—
quar.)__.
2-15
(stock
35c
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)
4'A%
5c
quar.)
2-27
Hoffman
$1.10
(increased
(quar.)
Portland
(initial
5
3-
30c
;
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
common
3-
5c
(quar.)
2nd
Superior Tool & Die Co.
New
$1
;
(s-a)
37Vic
common
preferred
4.40%
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
5'A%
Superior
Ltd
(quar.)
common
4y4%
Sutherland
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
Inc.
Ray Drug Co.,
6%
series)
S.
1-28
Weber Showcase
50c
(quar.)
Playing
(quar.)
preferred
U.
3-12
preferred
5'A%
(quar.)
common
of
1
2-26
Yale
preferred
$1
preferred
1
93%c
Railroad
sale
on
4-
Inc.
Weatherhead Co., $5
50c
Co.
Finishing Co.,
(quar.)_
5.20%
$4.50
Whirlpool
Ltd.
America,
investment
62'Ac
1-11
$2.50
preferred
5.20%
12-
Science Fund—
2nd
(quar.)
(S.
Point
(quar.)
Quarterly
United
1-29
1
25c
Mines
Jersey
2-19
(quar.)
Swasey Co.__
West
.
Improvement Co.,
preferred (quar.)
New
4c
3-
Warren
92'Ac
Gas
Keno
25c
1-11
$1.12'A
class A
Illuminating
1
2L15
40c
com.
2-21
tlOc
United
2-15
1
,
common
62'Ac
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
3-12
2-16
75c
(quar.)
Coal
1-10
40c
2-16
$1.25
:
Electric
2- 8
Petroleum
West
(quar.)
(quar.)_
of
1
preferred
&
2-19
(quar,)_—
A
common
Corp.,
United
2-15
31 Vic
Propane Gas Co.,
3
40c
Common
1
25c
1st
1
—
(quar.)____.
Co.
5
2-18
dividend
3-
—;
Inc.,
3-
1
(quar.)
Stock
Washburn
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4
Suburban
Co.
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-11
2-24
Extra
Service—
preferred
2-11
■
dividend)_____
common
2-26
2-26
3-10
(quar.)
Corps., Ltd.,
Class
6-17
is-
(reduced)
Electric
2-18
1 l
Common
8
25c
Corp.,
1
3-
Mfg. Co. of Wisconsin-
2-19
2-
<quar.)_
Omaha,
5
4-
2-15
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.,
$1
Oil
preferred
United
Feb.
on
2-
2-26
Car
Biscuit
$4.50
3-17
2-15
&
Aircraft
United
6-17
1
7-
5%
;
(quar.)
Studebaker Corp.
2nd
plus
Corp.,
preferred
Suburban
preferred
redemption
share
per
Struthers
4%
(quar.)
1
4-
37'Ac
dividend).
Corp.
7-
25c
25c
(quar.U___
(quar.)
3-10
2-19
Missouri—
of
preferred
United
(quar.)
2-19
35c
(quar.)_—_
Air
United
2-10
15c
Camp,
Common
B
Tank
United
2-12
15c
Extra
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co
2-
1
10%
(quar.)
Yards
Sulphur
Class
2-15
40c
(quar.)
1
4-
Forging
common
Calif.,
3-
3-
(quar.)
Tiernan,
Indies
(quar.)
of
1
Co.—
—
(quar.)
preferred A
4'A%
50c
Walker
8
.3-
2-15
Corp.
4-
$1
Ry.
:
(quar.)—
&
West
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
Union
1-29
35c
Corp.
$3.75
of
Co.
preferred
Oil
Union
Inc.—
56c
2-28
2-10
Wallace
2-15
Co
Carbon
&
7-16
$2.50
Pacific
&
10c
Co.,
1
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
Union
X
3-15
37VaC
tquar.>_____
3-12
1
common
Inc.,
preferred
Union
common
1
3-
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
4-
15c
preferred
Electric
$3.70
Inc.—
Textiles.
3-12
5'A%
Carbide
$4.50
5
3-11
3-12
1
70c
Trust
Co.;
Clutch
5
25c
1
4-
(s-a)__
Co.,
preferred
2-
2-15
4-
&
Class A
3-
(quar.)
Gas
2-
30c
Walker
1
2-15
(quar.)
Electric,
2-15
(quar.)
Stores,
2-
preferred
Steel
2
(quar.)_—
2-15
Pipe Line Corp
6%
4-16
8-
20c
Walgreen Co.
70c
Corp.
2-15
37'Ac
(quar.j_____
preferred (quar.)
$51.25
Coal
25c
quarterly
Stern
Storkline
Building
15c
A
2-15
2-15
?5c
Co.
Stewart-Warner
$4
True
2-15
(quar.)
A
Gas
preferred
1'2Vie
class
preferred
preferred
$1.25
$2.80
3-19
25c
40c
(quar.)
Brothers
Btern &
..sue
8
2
1
—
!
3-26
(at'ar.)
convertible
8%
2-19
4-15
(quar.)
Finance
&
preferred
4^2%
Tremont
Twin
"(quar.l___:
Corp.
6%
Stetson
2-
3-10
2-15
18%c
Williams
&
12'Ac
Reduced
*
3-11
60c
(quar.)__
Equipment
6•%
Bterchi
2-10
3-
1
(quar.)
Petroleum,
Truax-Traer
Union
Fuel
Stein
Transue
Y.)
2-12
3
(quar.)
Corp.
t20c
1
preferred
Transcontinental
Union
State Loan
Class
3-10
5%
4'A%
(N.
1
5-
37 V2C
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
3-
£2.50
Shreveport
(s-a>
preferred (s-a)
3-
(quar.)
dividend
15 •'Ac
1-29
30c
Bank & Trust Co.
2-15
(quar.)
Common
3-
Co.
5
37'Ac
3-15
preferred
$1.14
$1.06'A
(quar.)
2-15
3-
(quar.)
2-15
6%
$1.06 "A
(quar.)_
2-12
1
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)_____
Co.—
Elevators,
preferred
Vicksburg,
4%
(quar.)
1
si-
30c
3-15
30c
preferred
'A %
5%
16%
(quar.)
$2.80
1-29
2-10
fquar.)__
common
(Ohio),
Special
■
2-15
3-10
Corp.,
13Vi%
(final)
3-
(quar.)_
2-26
I
(quar.
preferred
Co.
1
Angeles)
(final)
preferred
Stock
2-11
62'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.—
preference
tquar.)
Ry.
Corp.
deferred
2-19
Virginian Railway—
3% preferred (quar.)
Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Edison
Trade
2-17
75c
_____
Radio, Ltd., class A
Standard
'
3
Chemical
Vinco
4-
12-10
rets,
2-11
2
Inc
3-15
50c
dep.
2
3-
(s-ai
Syndicate,
1
1
Townsend
5
93%c
Co.
conv.
Standard
.<
3-
1
(Los
3-
Ltd.—
4-
30c
Co.
2-11
1%
(quar.)
Depot,
2-11
10%
Trust
2
_
America
2-15
75c
(quar.)
&
1-29
3-
5c
...
of
Y.)—
(N.
2-15
40c
—
5
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
2-20
+.
3-15
30c
(quar.)
2-20
1
60C
:
3-
9-
Toronto
1
Packaging
Standard
State
3-
25c
preferred
Standard
2-
2-10
6-
Transtates
(quar.)_
Trust
4
1'
Co.
Oil
2-15
2-24
9-10
4.25%
' '■
(special)
Calif,
of
Co.
Oil
Standard
'
(quar.)__
Co.
Co.
Standard Oil
1'
preferred
Forglngs Corp.
Standard
7
25c
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
convertible
3%%
—:
tquar.).;.
2-11
6-10
Common
quar.)
1
3-
Inc.—
(increased
preferred
Standard
:
Vick
3-
50c
2-15
Standard
(quar,)
Co.
1
11c
(quar.)"
(reduced)
Machinery
Venezuela
2-11
50c
Toledo
11-30
Co.
2-12
1
25c
(quar.)
2-_5
33-
(quar.)_
Fund, Inc.—
preferred
2-11
1
25c
dividend
Tokheim
8-31
10c
Water
&
dividend
5-28
"Additional
5'A%
1
3-
12Vic
(quar.)
2-28
$1.37'A
com.
income
Corp.
Vancouver
3-
50c
2-26
6-10
.)"*Additional
Stamford
Co.
2-15
75c
+27'Ac
Corp..
dividend
Vanadium
3-
25c
(quar.)
4.56%
10c
Cement
5
31 'Ac
Amer. deposit receipts ordinary
2-26
Additional
2-
31 'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
56'Ac
15c
Iron
dividend
Vulcan
(quar.)__
3-26
per
25c
<quar.)_
2-15
9
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—
Warner
Insurance
Amer.
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
preferred
3-24
4-
3-10
15c
Oil
$100
at
$1
31'Ac
(quar.)_____
common
Co.
15
dividend)—
preference
earned
Watervliet
8
tquar.)
7
1
4-
1-30
common)
series)
Bearing
Mfg.
Guarantee
Tobacco
8
2-15
From
3-
for
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
2-15
Quarterly
8
$1.15
1
Quarterly
2-15
56'Ac
1
3-
Quarterly
Quarterly
9
—
Inc.
conv.
2-
2-
3-15
prior
2-15
2-15
22'Ac
called
Co.
Value Line Income
6%
Roller
Stock
2-10
1
(quar.).'
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50
1
2-15
——
(quar.)
Kellogg & Sons,
3-
2-15
1
this
&
issue
Feb.
on
plus
Mould
Warren
Title
2-10
3-
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
1
$1.37'/2
(quar.)__
com. (increased
3-
2-
40c
Inc.,
Associated
Metal
Title
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Markets,
1
28c
33c
(quar.)
com.
2-15
redemption
$5.50
1
1
(quar.)
(entire
25c
Co._
R.)
B
Timken
3
1
(John
preferred
Titan
1-30
3-15
2-3
5c
(quar.)
(initial
Timely
8
3-
Co.
Thrifty Drug Stores
3-19
33c
Shovel
Cash
Southwestern
income)
(quar.)____
common
preferred
Tide
5
24c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
3-1
33-
30c
preferred
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Valley
(quar.)__
common
preferred
share
pfd.
60c
Co.
(The)
5%
5-14
Bed
investment
(quar.)
Fair
5%
2-15
preferred
Utah
—
Oil
Mfg.,
(see
Thorofare
&
pref.
conv.
Thompson
5
non-cumulative
Spring
(from
Coal
Glass
Fair
Thew
1
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
Pacific
Thatcher
2-15
$1
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Fund,
$2.40
5%
5%
(quar.)
Textron, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5%
Southern
(quar.)
preferred
2-19
3-13
2-3
2-15
Co.,
25c
.
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
2-19
35c
3-1
1
25c
'
convertible
'A %
$1.37Vi
$1.18%
tquar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Texas
(quar.)
——
Southern
preferred
4.50%
preferred
2-19
2-
3-
4
$1.12Vi
Transmission,
1st
4.75%
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
6
1
1-2-55
25c
.—
16'Ac
_____$0,265625
3-
12-
90c
Upson
Stock
/
5
20c
1
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.50%
3-17
2-15
8
6-
9-
£12Vic
;__
5
(quar.)—
Southern Natural Gas Co.
Eastern
3-17
*45c
2-
1
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Ltd.—
Co.,
Pearson & Carson
convertible
Texas
3-17
3- 1
3- 1
1
7-
27c
—
preferred-(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
3-
10-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Co., 4'A%
Winding Co.—
Universal
When
Share
Pictures
1
70c
$1.08
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Taylor,
2-15
4- 1
4-1
Universal
3-
Cash
3-31
2-26
Insurance
2-15
1
25c
B
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%
5
Universal
1
25c
I
2-
—
4-
50c
A
Per
Name of Company
2-15
50c
.
2-28
_
3-
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
Holders
50c
Corp
Tampa Electric Co.,
1-29
2-
2-15
34%c
25c
34c
1
$1
Transit
Class
2-19
4-15
(quar.)
3-
50c
—
2-28
;—
5.44%
—
25'Ac
3OV2C
preferred (quar.
Common
1
20c
_____
preferred (quar.)____—
Southern
3-10
62Vic
57'Ac
—
Water Co., com,
37Vic
10c
(quar.)
<
Texas
(quar.)'__*
Southern California
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,'class
Texas
preferred
Southern
2-26
Talon,
Edison—
4.08%
4%
3-10
50c
—
_
4.88%
5'A%
1-26
22 AC
—
preferred (quar.)____
Southern
5
25c
______—
(increased)-———-——•
Common
4.60%
3-
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
6%
Oil,
preferred
Co.
Quarterly
Electric & Gas Co.-—
South Carolina
5%
(quar.)
common
&
Syracuse
8
3-29
Lathe
Bend
2-15
4-15
Co.,
preferred
South
(quar.)—.-—
2nd
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-10
3-15
2-
dividend
Stock
2-12
2-19
3-
15c
30c
50c
preferred (quar.)—
conv.
4%
Swift
Share
Extra
1
3-15
&oC
Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
2-26
2
4uc
~~~—»—w——
——————~
Per
Name of Company
Swan-Fmeh
2-26
3-
j^c
(quar.)_
Co.
Morgani
(S.
JSxtrft
4- 1
4- y
1
J"
25c
Steel
Skelly
Holders
3-20
Corp. (quar.)————
(quar.)
Castings
Co. (increased quar.)
Paper
Sinclair
Sivyer
When
Payable of Rec.
...
2-15
2-
1
J75c
5-
1
4-17
xLess
50c
3-
5
2-19
y Corrected
25c
3-
5
2-19
Previous
Less
closed
S. Funds,
Canadian
resident tax
a
not
British
Jamaica
for
less
Funds,
this
15%
dividend.
Canadian
tax
deductible
non-residents'
at
the
tax.
source.
Non¬
reported
her*
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
tax.
income
payment
published
tax.
or
holders
dates
were
of
record
incorrect.
dates
are
Volume 179
Number 5299
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(763)
55
,
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ALASKA
Birmingham, Ala.
„
Nome, Alaska
Bond
water
Sale
supply
fered
Feb.
10
The
—
of¬
$446,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due
on
Bona Sale—An issue of
$4,000,000
bonds
revenue
for the purchase of
$225,000
electric system revenue bonds
sold
Grande
to
was
&
syndicate
Co., of Seattle.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
headed by Blyth & Co., New York
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds
City, at 98.10,
due
awarded
were
of .about
to
from
1968
to
Due
1973
570,000 2V2S.
1974 to
520,000
from
issue.
thereafter
are
from
years
Legality
of
date
approved
1
1980 to 1984 inclusive.
to
1990
Saley—The $175,000
Due
on
sewer
offered Dec.
bonds
Refsnes,
Ely,
Beck
bids
Other
Smith,
members
July 1, 1991.
of
the
group:-
Barney
& Co., Equitable
Corporation, Stone &
Securities
1954.
Webster
Securities
First of Michigan
Corporation,
Corporation, all
Offering
will
receive
Rhea Averill,
—
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
10
New
-
of
Cleveland,
Newburger,
Loeb & Co., of New York, and
Arthur L. Wright & Co., of Phil¬
Co.,
Arroyo
Sale
The
—
$900,000
Feb.
offered
bonds
9—v.
560 — were awarded to a
composed of the Trust
Company of Georgia, Robinson179,
p.
group
bids
his
at
March
000
Union
office
until
Elem.
Sch.
E.
2
in
San
Luis
p.m.
building bonds. Dated May 1,
1954.
Due
May 1 from 1955 to
on
Humphrey Co., Inc., Courts & Co..
1974
all of Atlanta, Newman, Brown &
terest
Co., New Orleans, and George M.
Wood & Co., of Montgomery, at
100.01, a net interest cost of about
County Treasurer's office.
2.84%,
inclusive.
Fair
Oaks
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1957
to
495,000 23/4S. Due
bids
Nov. 1 from
on
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
225,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
,
,
County (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
Bond
and
Sale—The $4,280,000 road
bonds offered Feb.
bridge
9
479, 247—rwere awarded to a
syndicate headed by Shields &
—v.
City, at
Co., New York
net
interest
cost
of
100.08, a
2.92%,
at
the
2%s.
1,400.000
Due
on
Dec.
1
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
.
1,780,000 3s. Due
1971
-
Other
to
Dec. 1 from
on
of
the
group:
Blair, Rollins
blower
&
& Co., Inc., HornWeeks, both of New
York, Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
of Orlando, Courts & Co.! of
Atlanta,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,* of
New
York, Hugo Marx & Co.,
Berney Perry & Co., both of Bir¬
mingham, Rodman & Linn, of
Chicago.
Pohl
& Co.,
of
Cincin¬
nati, Clement A. Evans & Co., of
Atlanta, Rand & Co., of New
purchase
Dated
1978
inclusive.
terest
-
&
Co,, Magnus & Co., both of Cin¬
Co., of Indianapolis, M. B. Vick &
Co., of Chicago, Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, Thackara, Grant &
of
Philadelphia,
Talmage
troit,
and
&
Co.,
Harrington
&
of
De¬
Co.,
Jackson.
of
San
on
Diego,
Feb. 16
on
1979
inclusive.
March
15
from
1955
to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
terest
(M-S)
from
15
1956
payable
at
the
-
Union
School District,
Bond
Offering
Bond
Orange County, Calif.
Offering
B.
—
J.
George
S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
Rafael,
at
until
his
11
offi,ce
in
San
(PST). on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $128,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1954. Due
1974
Feb.
on
inclusive.
terest
(F-A)
his
at
until
11
office
in
a.m.
1
from
Principal
1955
(PST)
a.m.
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Herrington
Dated
Feb.
15,
and
in¬
at
inclusive.
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
office.
interest
the
County
Legality
San Juan Union High Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Offering
his
at
11
—
C.
C.
office
in
Sacramento,
(PST) on Feb. 15
purchase
of
$432,000
building bonds. Dated March 15,
a.m.
the
Due
1977
interest
on
March
inclusive.
(M-S)
1
from
1956
Principal
payable
at
and
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved bty Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
County,
Cherry
Rafael
Marin
Offering
A.
Haskell, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds. Due
on
March
bids
until
at
11
his
office
a.m.
from
1
1974 inclusive. Bonds
March
of
as
1955
maturing
in
(PST)
San
on
16
of
(EST)
purchase of
interest
First
Dated
March
on
March
from
1
Principal
payable at
(M-S)
National
Bank
of
1,
1955
inclusive.
1964
to
and
the
Boston.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
nicipal
3s,
1969
1,
Interest
1964.
Bond
Offering
City
sealed
receive
housing notes offered Feb. 10
179, p. 656—were awarded to
—v.
syndicate headed by the Na¬
City Bank of New York,
Will
follows:
—
members
of
the
R
Treasurer,
will
until
a.m.
bids
11
Trust
Co., J. P. Morgan
Chase National Bank,
Guaranty Trust Co., all of New
York, First Boston Corp., Chemi¬
cal Bank & Trust Co., of New
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Northern Trust Co., both
Chicago, C. J. Devine & Go.,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, both of
New
York, Branch Banking &
Co., of
Wilson, N. C., and
the
Marine
Trust
Company
of
Western New York, Buffalo.
First
Selectman,
bids
until
will
10.30
re¬
a.m.
(EST)
of
on Feb. 19 for the purchase
$250,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Feb. 25, 1954. Due
1954.
by
J-D.
April 22,
Le¬
Charles
&
Community
Consol.
Chicago St.,
Joliet), Illinois
Bond
Offering—Milton B. Jen¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 16 for
purchase of $465,000 building
the
bonds. Dated
March
1,
'*■«
1954. Due
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
payable
at
trust company
the
to
Illinois
an
(J-J)
bank
or
mutually agreeable
District and the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
112
(P. O. Cherry Valley),
tion
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 179,
561—were
p.
awarded
bonds,
Due
INDIANA
follows:
as
March
on
from
15
Aurora, Ind.
water department gen¬
eral improvement bonds. Due
March 15 from 1955 to 1979
bonds.
school
from
15
on
Due
1955
(CST) on Feb. 23 for the purchase
$45,000 school aid bonds. Dated
on
1974
to
15,
1954.
from July
Due semi-annually
1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1961
J-J.
Legality
inclusive.
Interest
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
1979 inclusive.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
are
dated March
M-S.
Interest
Aurora School
£
Legality
15,
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Calhoun and Greene Counties Com¬
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 40
Sale—An
working
issue
cash
fund
to the Bank
sold
15,
until 7 p.m.
(CST)
the
purchase
to
inclusive.
1958
semi-annually
from
Interest
Legality approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
by
St.
Louis.
1955 to
179,
p. 658—were
awarded to Harriman
Ripley & Co., Chicago, and
interest cost
of about
1.95%.
Waukegan City Sch.
Dist. No. 61 (P.
O. Waukegan),
will
$2,673,000
building bonds offered Feb. 8—v.
248—were awarded to a
composed of Harriman Rip¬
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber,
Jackson 8c Curtis, both of Chicago,
Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis,
p.
group
8c
&
City
receive
Weeks,
Lee
Hig-
ities
Corp., all of Chicago, at
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.13%, as follows:
2s.
Due
from 1956 to
approvedi by
Miller,, .of
&
—
Esther
P.
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
until
bids
2
(CST) on March 9 for the
purchase
of - $1,500,000
water
works
refunding and
improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1954.
semi-annually
July
from
1,
to
July 1, 1993 inclusive.
Bonds maturing July 1, 1960 and
thereafter
are
callable
of Jan.
as
1960. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Indiana Na¬
tional Bank, Indianapolis.
1,
Clay Township School Township
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
Offering
Bond
Township
March
$200,000
on
March
1967 inclusive.
1
Hans
for
school
1,
the
(CST)
purchase of
building
1954.
Mohn,
receive
will
until 1:30 p.m.
5
March
Dated
—
Trustee,
bonds.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1955 to Jan.
J-J. Le¬
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1, 1958 inclusive. Interest
gality approved by Ross,
Ice &
Graham School Building
Corp.,
Indiana
ginson Corp., and Channer Secur¬
$1,693,000
Ice
p.m.
on
Sal e—The
Hornblower
Legality
sealed bids
Illinois
Bond
1,
San Francisco,
bid reflecting a net
Lake County,
July
1, 1961 inclusive. In¬
Offering
Leavitt,
1954
a
from
V'«
Bloomington, Ind.
Bond
Due
on
Jan.
J-J.
McCord,
Indianapolis.
DeWitt, Piatt and McLean Counties
jointly,
Feb. 23 for
of
bonds
(J-D).
Dean Witter & Co.,
on
$89,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1954.
of Calhoun
Due serially
1953.
S*
Secretary of the Board of School
Ross,
of $25,000
1
Cheek,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
terest
Hardin), III.
(P. O.
City, Ind.
Bond Offering—Harry J.
Due
ILLINOIS
41/2%
R.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
March 15 from 1955 to
bonds
Bernard
—
of
Feb.
inclusive.
280,000
Offering
Teaney, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
100,000
on
Bond
1958
inclusive.
1993
to
179,
the
to
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport.
$1,400,000 sewage disposal bonds.
ley
y
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
on
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v.
group:
1
Route 66 A, S.
Bond
Alexander
Bond Sale—The $415,000
Co. Inc.,
Trust
County
No.
(P. O. Farmer City), III.
build¬
$24,750,000 at 0.86% interest.
24,750,000 at 0.87% interest.
as
Dec.
from 1955 to
Sch. Dist. No. 70-C (P. O. U. S.
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 10
tional
of
Chicago,
Dated
1
Interest
approved
Feb. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $4,680,000 general obliga¬
(EST)
1954
Connecticut (State of)
York,
Dec.
on
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
County, of Hardin, at par. Dated
Note Sale—The $49,500,000 rent¬
Bankers
31/£s.
and
Winnebago County School District
Dec.
as
Corp.,
inclusive.
gality
DELAWARE
Bond
CONNECTICUT
al
3V4S
1953. Due
sold to the Mu¬
was
Bond
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
was
rigan,
Rafael,
Feb.
(P. O. Marine), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $270,000
school bonds
sive. Principal and interest
bonds.
Due
1954.
callable
are
M-S.
ceive sealed
Bond Offering—George S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Board
p.m.
the
County, Marine Com¬
n
School
1954.
Charles
—
Darien, Conn.
School District,
for
17
o
on
The
Note Offering—Thomas F. Ker¬
County, Calif.
the
2:30
1
munity Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 36
$500,000 Parker Farms Elementary
Creek
wood), Colorado
Bond
Francisco.
San
by
2,900,000 general purpose bonds.
Sch. Dist., No. 5 (P.O. Engle-
&
LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1954.
Feb.
on
March
Arapahoe
Other
bids
received
Selectmen until
March
on
sen,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
&
Connecticut
Due
1977
and
at
by
Palmer
Mad is
Dodge, of Boston.
the
payable
COLORADO
16
1954.
Feb. 15 from 1955 to
approved
Thorndike,
inclusive.
Ana,
Feb.
on
Legality
Storey,
Francisco.
a
(F-A)
office.
to
Smith,
Santa
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the District Treasurer's
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Couniy Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Dec.
1953.
Abrahams,
—
in 1965 and thereafter
School
1993 incl.
dated
are
on
Due
Illinois
West Marin
to
Principal and in¬
(M-S)
Due
from 1954 to
1
bonds
on
1983 inch
bonds.
water
follows:
2i/4s.
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Wilmington, Del.
$66,000 building
March
15,
1954.
March
as
bonds. Due
sewerage
Francisco.
to
Herzberg, Inc., of Birmingham,
McDonald-Moore
in
(PST)
Dated March 15, 1954.
Due
&
Co., of New York, Odess, Martin
&
on
Francisco.
San
Co.,
Scramento,
Feb. 17 for
Garden Grove Union High
to
Raffensperger, Hughes &
office
a.m.
San
until
Bohmer-Reinhart
his
at
sealed
until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 19 for
the purchase of $346,000 building
for
cinnati,
bids
until 10:30
receive
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
York, Stockton Broome & Co., of
York,
of
on
Atlanta, Herbert J. Sims & Co., of
New
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
in
for the purchase of $340,000 build¬
1979 inclusive.
members
office
Due
1963 inclusive.
to
Elementary Sch. Dist
his
District,
1955
the
Dec.
The
Offering—C.
until 10
$1,100,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
•
at
about
follows:
as
payable
County, Calif.
C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
1954
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
Sacramento
follows:
as
$180,000 2V2S. Due
Mobile
County Clerk, will
H. Sexton,
T.
San Rafael County, Calif.
(PST) on
for the purchase of $68,-
1
—
ing bonds.
Offering—A.
Obispo,
Offering
the
980,000
Wallingford (P. O. Wallingford),
for the purchase of $234,000 build¬
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dothan, Ala.
school
Bond
California
Bond
1
South Bay Union School District,
San Diego. County, Calif.
Dist., San Luis Obispo County,
Bond
$30,000
April
1,
from 1955
March 25 for the
Grande
adelphia.
April
on
of
Dated
$90,000
on
of
building
York,
Robinson-Hum¬
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954, Due on
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta, WatJuly 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
kins, Morrow & Co., of Birming¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
ham, Field, Richards & Co., of
payable at the County Treasurer's
Cleveland, Scott, Horner & Mason, office.
of Lynchburg, Hendrix & Mayes,
of Birmingham, J. A. Overton &
CALIFORNIA
of
her
Diego, until March
purchase
bonds.
Due
at
to 1960 inclusive.
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 33
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Clerk of the Board of
San
the
building
Phoenix.
Bond
in
for
sealed
(EST) on
purchase of $2,-
Dec. 1 from 1954 to
Supervisors,
of
Co.,
&
$1,500,000
Offering—Marie Nasland,
receive
for
24
1,300,000
County, California
Bond
Chairman,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Santee School District, San
Diego
inclusive.
240,000 Is.
800,000 bonds, divided
Legality approved by Or¬
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
2
21—v. 178, p. 2355—were awarded
to
July 1 from
on
Bond
improvement
July
on
Feb.
rick,
office
July 1 from
on
Hanning W.
will
receive
—
office.
will
Clifton, Ariz.
Offering
Heard,
Clerk of the Board of
ARIZONA
Bond
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
by
Seattle.
July 1 from
on
Due
880,000 2%s. Due
1985
10
County Metropolitan Dist.
O. Hartford), Conn.
(P.
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
1 from
1979 inclusive.
r
of
and
after
inclusive.
Due
2.70s.
1965
inclusive.
1967
570,000 2V4S.
1
inclusive.
July
on
in
callable
July
on
1964
Due
to
—
follows:
Due
1955 to
1965
a
as
3V2S.
285,000 2s.
443
p.
net interest cost
a
2.57%,
$930,000
179,
v.
—
Hartford
Bond
Hubert
ceive
Safe
son,
and Debenture Offering-
Nay,
sealed
President,
will re¬
at the
Madison
bids
Deposit & Trust Co., Madi¬
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb*
,<
-SB
(1134)
19
for' the
'
-
•
/
purchase
1955
-
30, 1962 and
callable as of
Dec.
thereafter
are
of
&
issue
1,
Legality approved by Ross,
1954.
Indian¬
McCord, Ice & Miller, of
apolis.
Hancock County (P. O. Greenfield),
Indiana
Grand i-
Offering—Bruce
Bond
County Auditor, will receive
son,
(CST)
bids until 1 p.m.
sealed
on
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $35,000
court
house
Dated
Feb.
improvement
bonds.
1, 1954. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1,
Interest J-J.
1960 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Liberty Township (P. O. Sharpsville), Indiana
Offering—Ray M. Thomp¬
\
Bond
Township
son,
ceive
(CST)
'*)
on
will
Trustee,
bids
sealed
&
Small
March
dated
is
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 17 for tfye purchase
$152,000 bonds, divided
fol¬
as
lows:
Dated
Tyson, of Boston, John
Co., of New York, Alli¬
School
Due
Township
Jan.
on
bonds.
from
1
1955
to
Jan.
1955
1970
to
inclusive.
The
dated
are
March
1954. Principal and interest
1,
(J-J)
payable at the Union State Bank,
Sharpsville. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
N&rth
Vernon
Bond
School
Offering
trict
Harrington
and
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
of
1
School
sealed
onr
Trustees,
bids until
will
on
2
public
1956
Jfouth
Bend School City, Ind.
Bond Offering
,
Kuenl,
Russell C.
—
Business
Principal
interest
and
$1,620,000 water
and electric revenue bonds offered
9
179, p. 249 — were
group
headed by
Shields & Co., New York City, at
v.
—
awarded
to
a
Each
1954.
Cox
1954.
bonds.
Due
and interest (M-S)
payptyje at the First Bank & Trust
Co.,.||puth Bend.
1 from
2s. Due on Feb.
$120,000
1959
Trust! Co., both of
at
100.81,
Uo
5
j
a
Chicago,
as
2s,
basis of about 1.93%.
—
H. C. Fisher,
City ^Clerk, reports that the City
Board' of Commissioners will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
1963
to
to
1973
The
inclusive.
to
Due on
.
are
op¬
interest
(AtQJ payable at the State Treas¬
urers
Feb.
1
from
April
1,
Rouge Parish
1
Water
(P. O.
Thomas &
Co., of Pittsburgh.
bear
an
additional
members
the
of
Scharff
Jones, of New Or¬
bid reflecting a net
a
&
Bond and Certificate
bonds
and
Sale—The
certificates
were
receive
1955
to
1955
1964
1963
inclusive;
from
1955
to
$450,000
due
ceive
h
W.
re¬
sealed
bids
0 s e p
until
11
a.m.
on
Due
Nov.
receive
bids
sealed
until
noon
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
$500,000 notes. Dated Feb. 17,
on
Note
Sale
bonds:
1
awarded
tax
3
Merchants
the
to
discount.
Nov.
each
$100,000
Dye
Sept.
12, 1954.
Oct.
17,
13,
on
Offering—An offering of
Bond
$56,000,000i g e n e r a 1 obligation
bonds is expected to be announced
24.
Feb.
from
Due
1
20
to
years.
Offering
W.
Leonard
—
Lindahl, Town Treasurer, will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
National
to
of
to
1963
on
1963
Bank
at
of
Second
the
Boston,
Feb.
1
to
1975
inclusive;
111
1955
to
1974
inclu¬
pay¬
able at the Second National Bank
Boston.
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth),
Massachusetts
Note Offering—Charles W. Wil¬
liams,
County
receive
sealed
until
11
will
inclusive; and $4(0,000
16, 1954 and due on Nov. 17, 1954.
on
Feb.
1,
1983
on
and
Swampscott, Mass.
1984.
1
from
1955
to
1963
clusive; $23,000 2%s, due
in¬
Feb.
1
from
1964 to
1975
clusive; $14,000 2.90s, due
Feb.
1
ed
bids
Bank of
on
in¬
on
from 1976 to 1982 in¬
on
Feb.
at
the
Second
■
Boston, until noon (EST)
15
for
the
purchase
of
$60,000 water mains bonds. Dated
March
1, 1954.
Due
on
March 1
from 1955 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
•
'
i
3.59%.
1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Beane,
First
of
Michigan
Cor¬
$100,000 special
alley and street pav¬
offered Feb. 9 were
awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Toledo, as follows:
ing
bonds
on
Dec. 15, 1954
on
Dec. 15 from
1955.
60,000 XVzs.
Due
1956
1958
to
inclusive.
Gladstone, Mich.
Offering—H. J. Henrick-
Bond
son, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for the
purchase of $2,100,000
utility mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1978 inclusive.
Bonds
maturing
thereafter
are
1,
1960
in
Principal
1960.
callable
and
of
Oct.
as
interest
and
payable at National Bank
Meridian
Township (P. O. East
Lansing), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $285,000 Water
Supply
bonds
444
System
offered
No.
Feb.
1
revenue
3—v.
awarded
were
—
179,
to
a
p.
group
& Co., Detroit, Lyons & Shafto, of
Boston, and McDonald-Moore &
Co., of Detroit, as follows:
$138,000 3*&s. Due
on
April 1 from
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
147,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
Sale
Bond
building
—
awarded
were
The
$4,700,000
offered Feb. 9
to
a
syndicate
bonds
headed
by the First of Michigan
Detroit, at 100.63, a net
interest cost of about 1.32%, as
Corp.,
*
$920,060,1 i^ts; -Due
Oct.
on
15,
1954.
Due. Oct: 15, 1955.
900,000.2s.
2,880,000
*
l%s.
"
Oct. 15
Due on
from 1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Other
of
members
the
group:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chi¬
cago, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Julien Collins
& Co., all of Chicago, Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
McDonaldMoore &
Co., both of Detroit,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, H. V. Sattley & Co., Shan¬
non
& Co., both of Detroit, and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
ledo.
The
bonds
1954. Due
1958
Hutzler, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
are
Feb.
dated
State
at
the
Bank,
Savings
Midland.
,
Port
Huron, Mich.
special
Sale—The $67,000
assessment and
sewer
and in¬
payable
(A-O)
Bond
general obligation
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
15,
Oct. 15 from 1954 to
on
inclusive. Principal
terest
National
clusive; and $4,000 Is, due on
cipal and interest payable at the
AKentucky (State of)
Feb. 1, 1983 and 1984.
Second National Bank of Boston.
Bond Sale—The $5,200,000 proj- til 9:30 a.m. (CST) on March 3 for
Other members of the syndicate:
ect : 19 bridge revenue bonds of¬ the purchase of $162,000 bonds,,
Watertown, Mass. ■
Phelps, Fenn & Co:, of New York,
fered Feb. 9—v. 179, p. 444—were divided as follows:,
t
Bond. Sate—The $600,000 school
Philadelphia National Bank, Phil¬
awarded to a group. headed by
$12,000 Gum Springs School Dis- adelphia, Stone & Webster'Securi¬ bonds offered Feb, 10—vl 179, p.
Shields & Co., New York
triet
City;
No.
24
bonds.
Dated ties Corp., Bear, Stearns & Co., 657—were ^awarded to a group
at 97.10, a basis of about
March <1, 1954. Due on March Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & composed of
Salomon Bros: &
r
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
assessment
Chemical
Bond Offering—Robt. G. Byrne,
50,000 Wheaton Parking Lot Dis¬
Town Treasurer, will receive seal¬
trict bonds: $9,000 5s, due on
'
Stone, of Detroit.
a.m.
Feb. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 notes. Dated Feb.
on
(EST)
Treasurer,
bids
$140,000
Feb. 1 from 1976
2.90s, due
to 1982
$185,000
Feb. 1 from 1964
on
from
Principal and interest
inclusive; Storey,
inclusive;
2%s, due
15
sive.
due
5s,
1955
Jan.
assessment cerindebtedness:
$50,000 2%s, due on Feb.
1, 1964.
500,000 Silver Spring Parking
Lot District bonds: $135,000
5s, due on Feb. 1 from 1955
.
Canfield,
Miller,
by
Paddock &
follows:
Millis, Mass.
Bond
desig¬
company
Midland School District, Mich.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
for
trust
or
by the purchaser. Legality
approved
and
15,
on
of
bank
a
nated
National Bank of Boston, at 0.84%
in¬
Feb.
$400,000
anticipation notes offered Feb.
were
callable
are
April 1, 1957. Principal and
(A-O) to be payable at
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
Nov. 5, 1954.
The
—
1,
1
of Detroit.
Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
Aug.
April
interest
(A-O)
5, 1954.
Hampden County (P. O. Spring¬
field ), Mass.
Note Offering — Daniel M
on
1979
to
and
Feb.
Roy Alford,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids un¬
Offering—J
City Treasurer, will
1963
county
from
Board Treasurer.
—
1
inclusive;
2.90s,
23/4s, due
tificates
office. Legality approved by
Many), La.
1975
1976
Feb.
on
1 from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
500,000
dated
(P. O.
to
1
Is, due
Offering
to
of
as
24
Note
Inc.,
Feb.
dated
are
on
in 1967 and thereafter
electric
Gardner, Mass
inclusive; Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
Feb 1
(EST) on Feb, 16 for the pur¬
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive;
chase of $350,000 school project
and $80,000 2.90s, due on Feb.
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1954. Due on
April 15,
1954; Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at office of the School
Bond
inclusive;
due on Feb.
1976 to 1982
$240,000
inclusive.
Sabine Parish Sch. Dists.
Feb. 1
on
1975
$160,000
from
certificates of indebt¬
is
inclusive;
500,000 series D
road
$180,000 5s, due on
edness.
issue
2.81%,
clusive.
55,00d Glenmora School District
27
about
1963
to
Feb.
inclusive.
1962
to
1964
from
No. 2 bonds. Due on April 15
Each
1955
and
150,000 Glenmora School District
from
of
•
follows:
1964
561—
1, 1983 and 1984,
1,000,000 series C road bonds:
$360,000 5s, due on Feb. 1
$250,000 Pineville School District
No. 52 bonds. Due on April 15
to
p.
inclusive;
and $350,000 Is, due on Feb.
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
on March
10 for the purchase of
1955
18, 1954. Due Nov. 3,
1954.
Goguen,
were
from 1954
to 1972 inclusive. Bonds maturing
of
notes.
Marlboro, Mass.
1 from
(P. O.
School
from
cost
$1,225,000 2.90s,
net
Slocum, Secretary of the Par¬
No.
interest
from
Or¬
ish
as
179,
syndicate
$1,915,000 23/4s, due
of
J. S.
purchase
anticipation
tax
Feb.
the
for
16
follows:
from
Bond and Certificate Offering—
will
a
$4,300,000 series G school bonds:
$810,000 5s, due on Feb. 1
1230, Alexandria), La.
Board,
to
$480,000 2%s, due
on a bid reflecting a
interest cost of about 2.71%.
Feb.
9
Walter J. Wade,
bonds
Due
fy, County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Feb.
offered
bonds
and
net
Bond Sale—The $180,000 public
improvement bonds offered Feb. 8
—v. 179, p. 249—were awarded to
Rapides Parish Sch. Dists.
10—v.
ing
awarded to
$40,000 D4s. Due
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F. Duf¬
1954 and due
Natchitoches, La.
Kees, of New
1954. Due Nov. 5,
16,
of
from
&
Feb.
by Halsey, Stuart & Co..
Inc., New York City, at 100.01, a
Jackson.
Box
Feb.
awarded
Agricultural Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Gobies), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
Essex
1954.
group:
Co.,
Feb. 16 for the purchase
on
Montgomery County (P. O. Rock-
of.
Harrington
a.m.
Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $500,000 notes. Dated Feb. 17,
MARYLAND
Atlanta, Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
of Birmingham, Milwaukee Co.,
of
Milwaukee, Schweikhardt &
and
10
1954.
&
on
until
$650,000 tax anticipation notes.
(EST)
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
Co.,
(EST)
of
Dated
$30,000 public
MICHIGAN
Bloomingdale Township Rural
The
Offering—John C. Lovett,
bids
basis of
ton, as 1.90s, at 100.76, a
about 1.81%.
1954.
sealed
and the Rock¬
both of New York,
of Grand -Rapids.
Beverly, Mass.
Note
Monday, February 15, 1954
. .
land-Atlas National Bank of Bos¬
MASSACHUSETTS
$1,600,000
interest cost of about 3.75%.
as
1% interest for the first two years.
-Stinspn, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
&
Fpzqell, of Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
dated
Sale—The
$6,850,000
1989 inclusive.
bonds
Other
revenue
in 1.970 and thereafter
tional.
Principal
and
is
ville, Md.
1972 inclusive.
981,000 3s.
a.m.
1983 inclusive. Bonds maturing
of
headed
1967 to
bonds. Dated April
1, .1954. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
>
to
leans,
260,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
(CSTJ on Feb. 23 for the purchase
of
$3,1000,000 water and sewage
jsysteto
Baton
offered
cates,
Lawrence, Kan.
Bond Offering
&
Co., all of New York, Janney &
Co.,
of Philadelphia, Ferris
&
Co., Talmage & Co., Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, of New York,
improvement bonds offered Feb.
9—v. 179, p. 148—were awarded
$455,000 school bonds and certifi¬
KANSAS
as
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
104,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
huildftig bonds offered Feb, 9—v.
179,"'p: 561—were awarded to a
.group headed by the Harris Trust
Si Savings Bank and the Northern
issue
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
leans,
Muscatine Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bohd
Sal e—The
$1,100,000
Smithers
S.
Dated
Callable
1, 1955.
Works District No.
155,000 2*/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Ducournau
IOWA-
1955 to
&
West
on
de}. Principal
from
a
15 from 1955 to 1960 inclu¬
i i
certificates.
March 1
1974 inclusive.
net interest cost of about
3.01%, as follows:
par,
York,
15,
Morton & Co.,
Haupt & Co., F.
Co., all of New
H.
York, City National Bank & Trust
Co., Kansas City, Peoples Na¬
tional Bank, Charlottesville, Tripp
& Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., G.
C. Haas & Co., D. A. Pincus &
ceive
inclusive.
sewerage
on
Bond
yeb0^ for the purchase of $350,improvement
1974
March
1954. Due
March 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
New
Orleans,
Leedy,
Wheeler & Alleman, of Orlando,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., of New
March
payable
of the Parish School
to
Due
1,
Manager,of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
OOjBL school
March
on
interest
and
72,470.49
improvement
March
Bond Sale—The
7:30 p.m.
Le-
1954. Due
Dated
Addis), La.
receive
Interest J-D.
bonds.
W.
Bond and Certificate Offering-
purchaser. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$34,500Jinie 'SO, 1954. Due semi-annually
tfrorft : June 30, 1955 to June 30,
1958 inclusive.
on
in¬
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
at the office
p.m.
(M-S) payable at Treasurer's of¬
fice or at any bank specified by
Jane
jgalityiapproved by Ross, McCord,
Ice^&fMiller, of Indianapolis.
Due
1974
to
Board
Co.,
&
until
bids
Dated
clusive.
(CST)
23 for the purchase of
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
42
1,
from
Principal
Feb. 26 for the purchase
$200,000
bonds.
Bowihan, Secretary of the Board
«of
No.
March
Drainage Commissioners, will re¬
City, Ind.
Martha
—
1954.
1955
poration,
Bache & Co., Ira
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
Ralph B. Bisland, Secretary of the
of Jackson.
16 for the purchase of $500,000
Board of Supervisors, will receive
notes. Dated Feb. 17, 1954. Due
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
LOUISIANA
Nov. 5, 1954.
Feb. 25 for the purchase of
$87,Jefferson
Davis Parish,
Welsh— 470.49 bonds and
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
certificates, as
Gravity Drainage Dist. No. I
Massachusetts
follows:
1
(P. O. Welsh), La.
Note Offering—Ernest W. Kil$15,000.00 public improvement
Bond Offering—T. C. Simmons,
County Treasurer, will re¬
bonds. Due on April 1 from roy,
Secretary of the Parish Board of
Newark,
Feb.
bonds
1,
clusive.
Monroe, La.
from
1
from
Treasurer, or at any bank
Minneapolis, specified by the purchaser. Legal¬
R. H. Johnson & Co., of New York, ity approved
by Chapman & Cut¬
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬ ler, of Chicago.
troit, Clement A. Evans & Co., of
Terrebonhe Parish Sewerage Dist.
Atlanta, Magnus & Co., of Cin¬
No. 7 (P.O. Houma), La.
cinnati, Julius A. Rippel, Inc., of
76,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
Feb.
1
son-Williams Co., of
1970 inclusive.
.
F1
65,000 Pleasant Hill School Dis¬
the
$76,000
o r i e n
Consolidated
District No. 20 bonds.
Feb.
York, Stern
&
ney
1962.
of June 30,
as
Each
The Commercial nnd FinancialChronicle r
.M.
School
ple & Co., McDougal & Condon,
both of Chicago, Townsend, Dab-
50,000 first mortgage debentures.
Due June 30, 1984.
Callable
•
,i
85,000
Roosevelt & Cross, all
Bros. & Co.,
Kansas City, Baxter, Williams
Co., of Cleveland, Bacon, Whip¬
of New
1962.
June 30,
• e' - ?V.
ford & Co.,
inclusive. Bonds
1933
to
maturing
?***''■'
r
H-
Rollins & Co., Inc., White,
Weld & Co., Coffin & Burr, Amer¬
ican Securities Corp., J. C. Brad¬
Dec. 30 from
June 30 and
"
Blair,
$150,000 first mortgage bonds. Due
on
•
Other members of the account:
$200,000
follows:
of
jbortd^and debentures, as
'71'
•"
to
Stranahan,
8 were
Harris &
Co., In<v Toledo.
Sale consisted of:
$25,000 special assessment, sewer
.bonds. .Due on Jan. 1 from
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
'
.
.<
it
42,000 general obligation .sewer
bonds:. Due on, Jarf. 1 from.
1955 to 196&
The
bonds
inclusive.
are
dated
Feb.
1,
Volume 179
Number 5299
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1954. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
at
100.03,
1955 to
Counties
Joint
Clerk,
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1954.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
$391,000 special
assessment paving and water dis¬
trict bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 179,
445
Bros. &
are
of
as
thereafter
Co., of Kansas City.
Feb.
1974. Principal and
1,
Sidney, Neb.
Bond
callable
interest
payable at any suitable
bank designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Sale
The
—
$234,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered
8—v.
179,
to the First
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Trust
NEW
Feb.
awarded
657—were
p.
Co., of Lincoln.
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H.
Note
Independent Consolidated School
116 and
Districts Nos.
offered
136
Bond
Sale—The
$175,000
gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered Feb. 9—v. 179, p. 561—were
Bank
of
Brewster,
The
notes
1956
90,000 2s.
Due
North
Feb.
on
St.
1
Paul,
Minn.
Bond Offering—Gordon E. Ol¬
son, Village Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $200,-
public utility revenue bonds.
000
March"
Dated
1,
1954.
Due on
1955 to
March 1 and Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1965
due
Bonds
Sept.
1, 1960 and thereafter are callable
of March 1, 1960. Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
as
Sale
National Bank
3Vis, at
3.23%.
100.07,
Florham
sealed
ceive
Offering—Fred
Goth,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
23 for the purchase of $500,000
divided
bonds,
inclusive.
1964
to
interest
The
April 1
inclusive.
on
1979
bonds
dated
are
those
and
1954
system
disposal
Due
to
maturing
from
April 1,
in 1975
thereafter are callable as of
and
1, 1974. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a bank desig¬
April
nated
purchaser. Legality
by the
approved by Faegre & Benson,
Minneapolis.
of
&
the
Irvington, N. J.
The $119,000 im¬
—
Feb.
offered
bonds
works, and
bonds
revenue
179,
—v.
sewer
offered
657 —were
of Jack¬
p.
awarded to Lewis & Co.,
Hill
Sch.
Township
Dist.
H.
Dated March 1, 1953.
March 1 from 1955 to 1973
ing bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
payable
Bank
Union
of
at
El-
C.
Director of the Depart¬
of
Revenue
and Finance,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
of
from
Kansas
on
1955
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
1958
to
Due
bonds.
from
1955
1
inclusive.
1958
to
Jan.
on
Jan.
1
bonds.
Due
1955
from
1958 inclusive.
as 2V4s.
Dated Feb.
1954. Due on March 1 from 1955
1,
to
inclusive. Interest M-S. Le¬
by
approved
Charles
&
St. Louis County,
District No.
from
1
March
-
1 from 1955 to
Due
1959
bonds.
from
State
are
Principal
(M-S)
payable
Bank of
by
approved
Due on
1955
to
1974
dated
and
at
the
Newark.
Reed,
March
1,
interest
National
Legality
Hoyt,
Taylor
Washburn, of New York City.
Paramus School District, N. J.
Kirkwood School
(P. O. Kirk-
Bond
building
$825,000 build¬
v.
179,
p.
Sale
■
bonds
—
The
offered
on
Feb.
8—
a
at
Trust
Manufacturers
the
Co.,
Buffalo.
by
approved
&
Le¬
Hoyt,
Reed,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
City,
a
2.86%,
New
Bond
Sale
—
(P. O. Hudson),
York
The
eral
improvement
Feb.
9
—
awarded
179,
v.
serial
due
5s,
bonds:
Nov.
on
basis of about 3.39%.
Pressprich
Reynolds & Co.
Bros.
Van
J.
Dick
-
&
Co.
Hutzler
&
Co.
Merle-Smith
&
Higginson
S.
Inc.
Co.
Struthers &
Wood,
Corporation
Moseley & Co.
Riter
Co.
&
Estabrook
Co.
&
Gregory & Son Incorporated
i
Hill
Malvern
Laurence
W.
&
Roosevelt
Co.,
Inc.
Marks
M.
Morton
H.
&
&
Co.
&
Cross
Co.
Incorporated;
Incorporated
1,
$900,000
and
1958
&
New
City, jointly,
as
offered
bonds
658
p.
—
were
Trust Co.
York,
1,
1962
1 from
1963;
and
$10,100,000 2%s, due
on
Nov.
1964 to 1973 inclusive;
and
$6,400,000
Nov.
1 from 1974 to 1978 incl.
23/4s,
due
on
20,000,000 sinking fund bonds as
2%s. Due Nov. 1, 1988.
Walker
H.
E.
Chas.
Authority is a public bene¬
corporation created by the New
York State legislature.
Its mem¬
bers, who are also commissioners
of
the
Long Island State Park
Commission,
Moses,
Robert
are
Geo.
A.
4
|
Courts
R.
&
&
)00./
Inc.
Co.,
to
Co.
&
rti
Inc.
Co.,
(
Co.
Off"
Day & Co.
L.
Deetjen
Emanuel,
&
&
'
Co.
McDonald-Moore
Jaffray
Piper,
Thomas
1 >.
Co.
Hibbs & Cq<(I«c-
Nolan-W. B.
Folger,
&
&
Jn.'
Co.
■
*
Blooming
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo:,Gen-tral Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P,\iQ</c
o o
d bury,
•
Bond
and Clifford Jackson.
to
six
a
lane
modern
divided highway for 13 miles from
the New York City line to Wan-
.
'
>•
J
Hopwood
&
Company.
W
Monroe,
President, Herbert Bayard Swope
proceeds from the sale of
are to be used for park¬
i
Co., Inc.
Co.
&
&
Gundy
Wood,
Co.
&
&
Pollock
E.
*>//•<
'
\
Incorporated >E
Incorporated
& Co.
Schwabacher
Co.
& Co.
Gibbons
Kidder
M.
Wm.
&
Co.
&
Weigold
Stevenson
B.
Kaiser
fit
man,
Monroe), N. Y.
"{'><
Offering—Seymour New¬
District Clerk, will receive
for
18
the
(EST).K>n
of $1,-
purchase
732,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955
1974 inclusive.
Principal/, 'and
to
interest (F-A) payable at theNational
City
Bank
York.
New
of
of Legality approved by Hawkins,
Meadowbrook State Parkway and Delafield & Wood, of New'/YOrk
I (for
Wantagh State Parkway and the City.
tagh
Avenue,
widening
the
In
construction
Buffalo,
1.60s, at 100.16, a
Offering
—
Nathan L. H.
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Due
1989
on
March
inclusive.
extension
State
of
Parkway
an
to
to
repay
bank
$15,000,000 temporary
into in April,
a
entered
loan
1953,
the
for
commencement
of
this construction program.
will
collected
be
at
point
a
on
1 from
1955
Principal and
payable at the
Town Supervisor's office. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
(M-S)
Wood, of New York City.
City line and the bond
will
issue
be
tolls. During
senger
and
cars
secured
by
these
1953, 24,200,000 pas¬
passed
this
point
Madigan-Hyland, traffic engi¬
estimate the toll traffic at
cars for 1955, increasing
36,500,000 by 1969. The first
Sale
Lawrence
to
four
miles
Southern
pected
the
of
State
to
be
to
are
ex¬
traffic
by
July 1, 1954, and the entire recon¬
struction of this parkway is ex¬
pected to be completed by June 1,
The
bonds
subject to re¬
Bond Sale
The $615,000 gen¬
demption at any time on and after
eral
improvement
and
water Nov.
1, 1958 either by operation
bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179, p.
of a sinking fund or at the elec¬
658
were awarded to Salomon
tion of the Authority. The serial
Bros. & Hutzler, and R. D. White
bonds are redeemable only after
The notes
are
trusttym¬
dated, Feb.
10, 1954 and bear an interest'rate
1 lh %.
They will matiire on
of
May 3, 1954.
This interest rate
represents a reduction of onequarter of 1% (i/4%) from the,ef¬
fective rate at the end of last
The
allotment
is
follqws:
as
$7,133,000: The NationalCityBank
of New York.
Chase
6,660,000: The
Bank
The
of
qnr
.,
New York.
00!
jointly,
as
of
New
York
1.60s, at 100.25,
a
City,
basis
of about 1.43%.
or
3,297,000: Manufacturers Trust
Company.
.
i
2,443,000: Bankers Trust Co.,;
2,236,000: Chemical
Bank.., &
Trust
are
Co.
*£.
;
of
all
sinking fund
1,578,000: Bank
969,000:
bonds
903.000:
maturities.
Optional redemption
Free Sch. Dist. prices
range from 1031/2 % for the
three year period from Nov.
1,
1958 to Oct. 31,1961 and thereafter
District Clerk, will receive sealed
at prices
decreasing each three
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
years
to 10014%.
Sinking fund
24 for the purchase of $4,465,000
redemption
prices
scale
from
school building bonds, as follows:
10214%
to
100V4%.
Minimum
clusive.
fund
payments
are
560,000: The
Federal
York State income
221,000: United
States
Trust
Co. of New York.
186,000: Empire Trust Coi-'i
168,000: Sterling NationaPBank 'r
pro¬
and Trust Co.
80,000: Bronx
1
New
taxes, and are
York
553,000: Bank of New York.
sinking
and
Midland
Marine
Trust Co. of New
by their maturity.
The bonds are tax exempt as to
from
National
Public
Bank and Trust1 Co.
bonds
interest
York1 Trust
'
New
644,000: The
Union
retire all of the
The
Lt
•
Co
(P. O. Oceanside), N. Y,
Bond Offering—Chas. H. Goldie,
to
i
Exchangel0Bank
Corn
Trust Co.
11
sinking fund
Manhat¬
the
of
tan Co.
and then in inverse order of their
vided
.
2,030,000: The Hanover Bank.
1,603,000: Irving Trust Co.,
simultaneously with the retire¬
ment
>•
3,549,000: Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany of New York.
—
both
,
National
City of
—
Co.,
'
Anticipation
Tax
of
banks and
reconstructed
Parkway
open
Yp'^t-
awarded
E. Gerosa has
$35,000,000
neers,
25,500,000
City, N.
City Comptroller
—
Notes to 21
panies.
A 10 cent toll for passenger cars
York
New
Note
and also
Southern State Parkway near the
Hempstead, Levittown Water Dist.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Bond
of
Northern State Parkway,
Co., New York
basis of about 1.57%.
&
(
1
Inc.
Anthony
Tucker,
G.
Co.,
Eldredge
1961; $1,400,000 2%s,
Nov.
Parkway
.*
-r,;
Schoelkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.
American Corporation
Bacon,
The
1
&
;v.i
Co.
Ingen & Co.
Witter
Dean
F.
&
Rothschild
F.
Salomon
B.
»0
.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
1959; $1,200,000 3s. due Nov. 1,
due
Meadowbrook
$367,500 gen¬
the Marine
to
Western
&
Langley & Co.
W.
L.
* t'
*1
'
Swiss
follows:
as
C.
Paine,
R.
Weeks
f
Columbia County
'
Co., of Kansas
W.
&
construction of the Southern State
Jan.
dated
are
offered Feb. 8—v. 179, group composed of Boland, Saffin
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
p< 657 — were awarded to a group
both of N. Y. City, J. B. Hanauer &
$3,250,000 series A bonds. Due on
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1982 in¬
Inc., Chicago, City National Bank Co., Ryan, Hanauer & Co., Van
Deventer
clusive.
Bros., Inc., Julius A.
& Trust Co., .Kansas City, G. H.
350,000 series B bonds. Due on
Walker & Co., Newhard, Cook & Rippel, Inc., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1967 in¬
all of Newark, as 3.40s, at 100.03,
Co., both of St. Louis, and George
Baum &
price of 99,
a
•
-
Principal and interest (J-J)
1954.
No.
$1,065,000
250—were awarded to
ing bonds
K.
Co.,
1955.
1
bonds
1954.
&
net interest cost of about
a
Hempstead, N. Y.
inclusive.
The
Read
City, at
Sons
Securities Corporation
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Feb.
interest
bonds.
equipment
March
R-7
Bond Sale—The
York
Brown
Equitable
p.
way
bonds
to
1955
Alex.
Hornblower
,
•
improvements on Long Island
consisting principally of the re¬
to
Hempstead
wood), Mo.
New
Dillon,
by
'
Co.
1,
The
1954.
25,000 school
&
Trauerpicht, of St. Louis.
headed
179,
syndicate
a
*
.211'
Inc.
&
Lee
9—v.
r
7
'
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
to
on
1974
Feb.
& OBeane
Corporation
the bonds
inclusive.
City,
jointly,
offered
Fenner
Co.
Brothers
&
20
Co.
Pierce,
&
Barr
The
—
658—were awarded to
7,500 Sugnet Drive improvement
Due
water bonds.
$1,052,000
sold to Blewer,
Heitner & Glynn, of St. Louis, and
Co.,
Sale
&
I
J(J
Inc.
v
Weld & Co.
Allyn & Co.,
C.
(KM.-
Co.
Co.
Securities
A.
Johnson
The
Feb. 23 for the purchase Feb. 16 for the purchase of $650,bonds, divided as 000 water bonds. Dated March 1,
on
follows:
school bonds was
&
York,
tJl
Co.
White,
$40,000,000
Southern State Parkway revenue
from
$1,300,000
223,000
Normandy Consol. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
St. Louis), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
New
from
1
&
i
irtt
Co.
Union
(M-S) payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co. of South¬
ern
Jan.
6,000 Cresthaven Drive improve¬
and R. D. White &
Offering—Meyer
Loeb
1960 and
improve¬
Due
of
inclusive.
1973
Drive
bonds.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Kuhn,
terest
New York
MISSOURI
gality
1
Jan.
on
National
the
Dover.
by
approved
&
and interest
Principal
March
Bros.
on
Jan.
on
Darwin
ment
&
Ripley &
Fenn
5
1958 inclusive.
16,000
Dillon
Freres
1983 inclusive.
Due
gality
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 4
for the purchase of $210,000 build¬
fol¬
No.
1955 to
payable
(P. O. Mine Hill), N. J.
Bond Offering—William H.
son.
Stern
Due
Traders
•
p.m.
as
bonds.
9
2.01%.
i
3
6,500 Walton Drive improvement
p.
2.05s, at 100.18, a basis of about
as
Eastman,
Harriman
will
,i,jnr
Inc.
■
Lynch,
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
from
Co.
M
,
are:
Inc.
Phelps,
1983 inclusive.
from 1955 to
bonds.
&
Co.,
Merrill
11,000 Olcott Place improvement
657—were awarded to
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
179,
until
bids
Sewer
ment
Sale
&
Tripp
1
of
Dead
Blyth
Lazard
$20,000,000
and
at
Dillon,
receive
Clerk,
15 '
"
,
sealed
$100,000
Sewer District
No.
5
bonds, series A. Due on Jan. 1
City.
ment
$850,000 com¬
Sale—The
water
9
Wood,
T.
Feb. 15 for the purchase
on
companies^^sav¬
•
The underwriters
National
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Feb. 16 for the purchase of
Village
er,
bonds
Benedict
—
$202,000 bonds, divided
Madison.
of
Chase
lows:
lenstein,
McComb, Miss.
system
Offering
sealed
(EST)
of
p.m.
by Hawkins,
of New York
approved
Delafied
Bond
Bond
8
re¬
Newark, N. J.
MISSISSIPPI
bined
will
the
trust
ings banks and trust funds, in the
Authority, N. Y.
Ely,
sewage
1957
about
Principal
Legality
Mine
inclusive.
bonds.
as
purchase
Bank
Citizens
District
bonds, series B. Due
payable
(M-S)
National
First
$190,000 water system bonds. Due
on April
1 from 1957 to 1979
310,000
of
until
for
2
interest
and
the
at
New York
1, 1954. Due on March 1 from 1955
follows:
as
First
River,
Clerk,
bids
March
(EST)
—v.
S.
p.
$100,000 water bonds. Dated March
Bond
Minn.
Principal
payable
1981
to
Cheektowga (P. O. Cheektowaga),
Park, N. J.
Borough
erson,
at
York
companies,,
insurance
and
opinion of counsel.
City,
First National Bank & Trust Co., Workers Trust office.
Legality ap¬
Ridgewood. Legality approved by proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of Wood, of New York City.
New York City.
Jones Beach State Parkway
Offering—Ethel C. Sand¬
provement
Bond
inclusive.
1954
from
1
from 1955 to
Bond
Springsted, both of St. Paul.
Paul,
Oct.
on
55,000
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
&
Macartney,
and
Moody
&
St.
the
to
basis
a
179,
1,
(J-D)
Byrnes, Secretary of the Board of on
Education,
will
receive
sealed $118,000
sewer
and
street
im¬
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
2 for the purchase of $1,975,000 1954. Due on March
1 from 1955 to
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. 1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ceive
6—v.
March
Bond Offering—Herbert Schaef-
(P. O. Ridgewood), N. J.
Offering — Frederick J.
Due
for
Goldman, Sachs &
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will re¬
of Toms
payable
law
basis Washburn, of New York City.
a
Bond
1, 1954.
$22,500 water
Feb.
awarded
were
—
The
—
offered
bonds
561
from
inclusive.
1967
to
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1961
to
1962
on
9,
Barnegat Light, N. J.
Bond
Due
Feb.
dated
are
57
legal investments under New
banks
bonds
Bond
Dec.
on
The
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
follows:
$85,000 l%s.
to
on
1982 in¬
1954. Principal and interest
Township Sch. Dist.
Ridgewood
Bond
net interest cost of about
as
dated
are
and mature
1954
100.007, a
1.925%,
at
awarded
were
Due
to
Johnson City, N. Y.
National
First
the
to
9
notes
Co.,
2.65s, at 100.28,
Nashua, at 0.95% discount.
eral
awarded
Feb.
$300,000
the Indian Head National Bank of
(P. O. Brewster), Minn.
,
Sale—The
bonds.
1954
Newark,
and Bank of New York. Legality ap¬
New
York proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Co.,
&
as
(A-O)
•
Nobles and Jackson Counties Joint
&
C
from
of about 2.61%.
awarded to Stern
were
—
maturing in
1975
jointly,
Lincoln, Neb.
p.
build¬
awarded to Ryan,
were
—
Lebenthal
Bond Sale—The
1957 to
1984 inclusive. Bonds
and
657
p.
1
clusive.
Sale—The $150,000
Hanauer
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $650,000
from
1
series
Dec.
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179,
NEBRASKA
(P. O. Princeton), Minn.
Village
Bond
Feb.
on
865,000
New Jersey
Feb. 1 from
on
Indep. Consol.
Bond Offering—Clarence Wick-
tor,
Due
Valley Regional High
Holly),
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Mount
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Sch. Dists. Nos. 59, 62 and 70
;
Rancocas
inclusive.
1961
645,000 2s.
Lacs, Isanti and Sherburne
of
cost
follows:
$180,000 l%s. Due
MINNESOTA
Mille
interest
net
a
about 1.98%, as
(765)
CO.
.
'
74,000: Federation
t
!i«i
-
County >STrust
Trust Co.
.
-•
■
Bank1 (and
.
h
:
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(766)
Due
*'"'
1964 inclusive.
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
No. 7 (P. O. Great Neck),
Dist.
on
The
..
bonds
*
dated
are
Jan.
1,
New York
1954. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Marine Midland
building bonds offered Feb. 10— Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
v. 179, p. 658—were awarded to a
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
'Bond
Sale
The $1,865,000
—
headed by Halsey, Stuart & field & Wood, of New York City.
Co., Inc., New York, as 2.60s, at
Walton, Hamden, T o m p k * n s
100.29, a basis of about 2.57%.
Franklin and Sidney Central
Other members of the account:
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Bear, Stearns & Co., B. J. Van
Walton), N. Y.
Ingen & Co., Equitable Securities
Bond Sale—The $986,000 build¬
Corporation, First of Michigan
ing bonds offered Feb. 10—v. 179,
Corporation, R. D.
group
,
White & Co.,
McEntee & Co., all of
and Adams,
New York.
658—were awarded to
p.
Hamburg,
Elma, West Seneca and Boston
Central Sch. Hist. No. 1 (P. O.
Orchard Park), N.
BondSale
—
Y.
The $1,150,000
building bonds offered Feb. 10—
group
Western
Co. of
Trust
the
of
composed
group
Western
Buffalo, Union Securities Corp.,
New York, Manufacturers &
Buffalo, Roose¬
velt & Cross, and R. D. White &
Traders Trust Co.,
Commissioners, \yilP receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on March
8 for the purchase of $190,000 hos¬
pital bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Due
(A-O)
Due
March 1
on
inclusive.
to "1983
Craven
County (P. O. Bern), N. C.
Bond Sale—The
$775,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 9—v.
179,
p.
1963 to
Principal
and
Vandewater,
by
proved
Heckler & Galloway,
Sykes,
of New York
30,000 iy2s. Due
University (P. O.
Lawrence
Canton), N. Y,
Offering — Eugene G.
.
Bond
Bewkes, President of the Univer¬
sity, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for
purchase
of
Bond
on
June 1 from
on
June 1, 1980.
9—v.
179,
658—were awarded
to Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
p.
Beane,
follows:
$15,000
of 'New
4s.
Due
York,
on
at
June
1
par,
from
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
6.000 3y4s.
Due
on
June
1,
1960
29,000
•
$800,000 dormi¬
3s.
Hudson
1962 to
Feb.
on
1
from
1955
1966
to
on
1971
NORTH
June
1
Trust
Co.
of
Central
inclusive.
DAKOTA
the
to
Board
of
City
Commissioners and the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
ceive
Village Treasurer, will
sealed
(EST)
on
chase of
bids
Feb.
24
until
for
re¬
OHIO
v.
179,
Township Hospital Dist.
Bond Sale—The
tal
bonds
offered
562—were
3
p.m.
Bosworth
the
pur¬
as
$24,000 bonds, divided
as
&
$215,000 hospi¬
Feb.
9—v.
1 from
5,000
on
April
group headed by Baxter,
liams & Co., Cleveland, as
at
sewer
bonds. Due
on
April
1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
The bonds are dated Jan.
1,
1954. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable .at the Central Trust Co.,
Rochester. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York
Bond
City.
a
basis of about
ceive
Troy I N. Y.
Offering — Lawrence
sealed
bids
until
2
J.
re¬
p.m.
follows:
water
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1954 to 1973 in1
Bond Offering
elusive.
—
Clerk of the Board
H. D. Secrest,
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
chase
of
Feb.
25
for
the
$2,000,000 building
noon
pur¬
and
imporvement bonds. Dated April
1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from 1955
to
1974
the
group:
Cincin¬
nati,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co., of Indianapolis, Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, of
Pittsburgh,
MacArthur
&
Co., of
Detroit, Fox, Reusch & Co., and
Ellis & Co., both of Cincinnati.
Madison
Local Sch.
Dist.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179,
659—were awarded to
p.
of Braun,
composed
a
Claremore, Okla.
ming
pool
179,
on
Feb.
bid
a
cost
of
Trust
&
reflecting
about
a
1.67%.
Bond
water
Sale
offered
Feb.
—
8—v.
awarded
were
to
1974
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
Mingo National Bank, Mingo
Junction.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
179,
to
a
New
Washington, Ohio
$29,000 munici¬
building bonds offered Feb.
pal
2%s, at 100.71,
a
Sale
&
Co., Kansas City,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis,
& Co., Kansas
City, First
Securities Co., of Kansas, of
Wichita, and H o n n o 1 d & Co.;
Oklahoma City, at 100.03, a net
interest
cost
follows:
about
of
2.28%,
as
<
1957 to
1965
inclusive.
Jan.
were
awarded
15
—
Local
1968
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
620,000 2x/2s. Due
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O.
Schools,
sealed
bids
until
will
Feb.
16
ing bonds.
„
Payne
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
No. 67 (P. O. Cushing), Okla.
Bond
Offering —W. A. Giorda,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
Feb.
Dist.
(P.
O.
16 for the
school
(A-O)
Trust
Principal and
payable
at
the
Co., Cleveland.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
North
purchase o4
building
bonds.
Bend,
Clerk
City School District, Ohio
Offering
of the
—
Earl Kern,
Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on
Bond
eral
noon
Feb. 25 for the purchase
Cuyahoga Heights Local Sch. Dist. of $550,000 building bonds. Dated
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Feb. 15, 1954. Due on Dec. 15 from
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬ 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179, and interest (J^-D) payable at the
p. 562—were awarded to Fahey, City National Bank of Tiffin. Le¬
Clark & Co., Cleveland, as 2x/4s, gality approved
by Squire, San¬
at 100.93, a basis of about 2.12%.
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
"'
'
Sale—The
$250,000
obligation
bonds
offered
gen¬
improvement
Feb..
8—v.
awarded
179,- p.
McJunkin,
to
Patton & Co., and Chaplin
both
of
Pittsburgh,
l%s,
at
100.18,
& Co.,
basis
a
as
about
of
Williams
Township School Author-r
ity (P. O. R. D. No. 4, East on),
Feb.
000
18 for the purchase of
school
1, 1954. Due
to
1964
3 years
on
in
callable
1960
Callable
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland
ette Trust
Co., all of Easton. Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
&
Saul, of Philadelphia.
eral
Sale—The
Hazelton, Pa.
City
bids
Feb.
24
Clerk,
until
for
Florence
will
8
offered
563—were
Bank
&
liott &
M.
Trust
of
from
follows:
1955
—
awarded
were
2%s.
1960
605,000 3s.
March
on
1
100.26,
to
on
1965
3.15s.
of
&
&
at
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered
Feb.
10—v.
179,
awarded to G.
were
Co.,
of
100.11,
H.
p.
563—
Walker &
Providence,
a
as
2.30s,
basis of about 2.28%.
SOUTH
at
DAKOTA
County lndep. Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. .O. Madison), S. Dak.
Offering—L. F. Ericcson,
Clerk of the
Board
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
on
March
1
inclusive.
of
Education,
bids
Feb.
23
until
for
2
the
$230,000
building
1, 1954. Due on
July 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
of July 1, 1964. Inter¬
Legality
approved
by
as
J-J.
Danforth
&
Danforth,
of
Sioux
Falls,"
March 1 from
on
Due
on
Viborg, S. Dak.
March
1
Bond Offering—Everett W. Nel¬
son,
members
com¬
Middletown, R. I.
est
1984.
Other
group
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
740,000
a
Walker &
basis of about 2.32%,
a
Callable
19.59 inclusive.
Due
Due
to
H.
bonds. Dated Jan.
Due
to
as
;
Bond
privately to a group headed
by Butcher & Sherrerd, of Phila¬
3x^s.
Reading,"
Lincoln, R. I.
Authority
(P. O. Milton), Pa.
from
Co.,
179, p.
City
the
Bond Sale—The $610,000 Basic
Junior High School
building bonds
offered Feb. 8
v.
179, p. 563 —
Lake
as
to
RHODE ISLAND
Munson, of Philadelphia.
delphia,
9—v.
l%s, at 100.05.
(EST)
purchase
Milton Area Joint School
Feb.
awarded
receive
p.m.
the
gen¬
Co^
Providence, Townsend, Dabney
Tyson, and Dwinnell, Harkness
Hill, both of Boston, as 2.35s,
PENNSYLVANIA
6n
,
$24,000
obligation improvement
bonds
posed of G.
sealed
thereafter
March
after
(M-S) payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
—
and
of
as
1, 1959.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Easton Trust
Co., Easton National
Bank, or at the Lafay¬
from date of issue. Princi¬
Offering
Dated
1, 1954. Due on March 1
from. 1955 to 1994 inclusive. Bonds
March 1 from 1955
inclusive.
$370,-
bonds.
revenue
March
Bond
Ore.
improvement bonds. Dated March
315,000
Bond
100.40. a-basis
"
1.55%.
Wyomissing, Pa.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on Feb.
23 for the purchase of
$39,784.42
563—were awarded to Strana¬
Tiffin
8
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Remick
Bond Offering-^-Lyle
Chappell,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$230,000
han, Harris & Co., Toledo, as 23/4s,
at 102.03, a basis of about 2.53%.
l%s, at
as
about
OREGON
Bond Sale—The $795,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179,
p.
burgh,
of
are
sold
Sch.
im¬
Feb".
179, p. 446—were awarded
McJunkin, Patton & Co., Pitts¬
maturing
Co., Cincinnati,
1, New Milford), Ohio
offered
^
a
Local
bonds
provement
5
at
R. D. No.
"
$150,000
County
No.
Reusch &
as 23As,
basis of about 2.55%.
Sale—The
Pennsylvania
lndep. Sch. Dist.
Bond Offering — W. S. Stack(P. O. Perry), Okla.
house, Secretary, will receive seal¬
Bond Offering—A. H.
Howell,
ed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Superintendent of
Noble
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,890,000
school
revenue
bonds
was
Southeast
Warren, Pa.
Bond
1.72%.
April 1 from
on
v.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179,
p.
659—were
awarded
to
Fox,
101.90,
Corp., and Blair, Rol¬
Inc., both of New York
jointly, as 2%s, at 100.09,
to
1, New Milford), Ohio
re¬
jointly,
345,000 2j/4s. Dup
1966 to
April from
on
$85,000 improvement bonds. Dated
179, p. 150 —
March 1, 1954.
Due on March 1
Sweney Cartfrom 1955 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
wright & Co., of Columbus, as
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
3V2s, at 100.65, a basis of about
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
3.42%.
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
fered
$500,000
563—were awarded to the
p.
659—were
$1,035,000 2s. Due
West,
The
$20,000 water
improvement
bonds
of¬
—
Sale—The
basis of about 2.29%.
a
com¬
Zahner
Bond
Quaker City, Ohio
179,
to
basis of
about 2.66%.
of March
as
—v.
Bros.
179, p. 659—were awarded
to J. A. White & Co., of Cincin¬
as
1954.
First Boston
Stern
8—v.
nati,
callable
are
659—
p.
group
pal and interest
Bond Sale—The
1,
funding bonds offered Feb. 8—v.
posed of Blyth & Co., First Boston
Corp., both of New York City.
noon
interest
March
Scranton School District, Pa.
Bond
City,
The
$2,000,000
improvement bonds
works
Dated
on
lins & Co.,
received
Nov. 1 from 1955
bonds.
March 1 from 1955 to 1971
inclusive. Bonds due in 1960 and
8
Muskogee, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
ing
Due
Saul, of Philadelohia.
offered
National Bank
interest
$113,000
1, 1954. Due
until
7 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 26
for the purchase of $85,000 build¬
659—were awarded to
Co., Tulsa,
&
Co., Inc., Toledo, Ohio Company
of
Columbus,
and
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., Toledo, as 2V2s,
at 101.31, a basis of about 2.36%.
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
$60,000 swim¬
bonds
p.
First
net
group
Bosworth
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. St. Thomas), Pa.
Offering — E. C. Barnes,
1, 1959. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
for the purchase of $40,000 build¬
Ohio
Thomas
Bond
were
basis of about
a
Sale—The
receive
Mansfield),
St.
Monday, February 15, 1954
.
thereafter
Chicago,
inclusive.
Cleveland
(EST) on Feb. 16 for the purchase
of $1,148,000
bonds, divided as
$102,000
Ohio
on
of
Central Republic Co., of
W. E. Hutton & Co., of
R. D. No.
Cleveland Heights City Sch. Dist.,
(EST)
Wil¬
2%s,
basis of about 2.62%.
a
members
Rootstown
2y4s, at 100.04,
interest
Collins, City Comptroller, will
101.28,
Other
179,
2.24%.
1955 to 1969 inclusive.
$2,020,000
446—were awarded to
p.
Braun,
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
awarded to
follows:
$19,000 water bonds. Due
The
—
a
works
Chester, Clinton, East Union,
Franklin, Wayne and Wooster
p.
Sale
building bonds offered Feb. 10—
Bond
(P. O. Wooster), Ohio
mon,
J.
by the Village Clerk
(EST) on Feb 24 for
the purchase of $298,000 munici¬
pal building bonds. Dated March
New
Scottsville, New York
Bond Offering—Chester G. Har¬
Prentiss
10
OKLAHOMA
—v.
—
Feb.
2.40%.
til noon
be
1, 1960.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
Joint
2V2s, at 101.05,
Bond
Drew, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
Principal and interest
York, Syracuse. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
as
the
Offering
offered
William Blair & Co., Chicago,, and
John B. Joyce & Co., of Columbus,
&
Township (P. O. Hudson),
Bond
from
Fargo, N. Dak.
(F-A) payable at the Marine Mid-,
land
bonds
awarded to a group composed ol
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., To¬
ledo, Ohio Company of Columbus,
ap¬
Ohio
until
suitable
ing
.
Sale—The $995,000 build¬
Mingo Junction, Ohio
Due
Bond Offering—Wm. G. John¬
time. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the St. Law¬ son, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
rence County National Bank, Can¬
(CST)
ton, and at the Bankers Trust Co., on Feb. 25 for the purchase of $1,New York City. Legality approved 575,000
water
utility
revenue
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on
of New York City.
July 1 from 1956 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1970 and
Salina, Lyncourt Fire Dist. (P. O. thereafter are callable as of Jan.
inclusive.
interest
Adams
Millersburg. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
and 1961.'
any
Due
1964
Bank,
Sale—The
1955 to 1992 inclusive. Callable at
-■}
at
Mounted Route East,
$50,000 street
improvement bonds offered Feb.
tory, non-tax exempt bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ralph J. Rivers,
District Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $25,000 fire bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
to
and
the
Principal
Kenower,
.
'
the
from
Raeford, N. C.
as
St.
1
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
&
City.
June
on
1969 inclusive.,
355,000 3xAs. Due
(M-S)
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
1
225,000 3s. Due
from 1955
payable at the
Hempstead Bank, Hempstead, or
at:- the Chemical Bank & Trust
interest
1955
from
1
payable
Bond
District
1954.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
16 for the purchase of $521,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
Gray,
County
E.
of
Kettering Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dayton 9), Ohio
CAROLINA
NORTH
658—were awarded to Mer¬
rill
Lynch, Pierce, F e n n e r &
Co., both of New York, as 2.60s,
B e a n e
of New York City, at
at 100.85, a basis of about 2.53%.
100.06, a net interest cost of about
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist. 3.28%, as follows:
No. 13 (P. O. Woodbury), N. Y.
$165,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
Bond Offering —Nelson Wray,
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
-V6
H.
—
Board
City School District, Ohio
Bond
of about 2.52%.
Marine
New York,
the
Urbana
.
New
179, p. 658—were awarded to a
v.
Offering
of
^
(EST) on Feb. 20 for the
York, Buffalo, purchase of
$20,000 fire station
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, construction bonds. Dated March
Wood, Struthers & Co., R. D. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
White & Co., all of New York, and to 1964
inclusive.
Principal and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., De¬ interest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
troit, as 2.60s, at 100.88, a basis tional Bank of Hudson.
of
Orchard Park, Aurora,
a
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
Clerk
(P. O. Millersburg),
Ohio
i
;
,
Bond
general purposes bonds.
April 1 from 1955 to
Due
North
Holmes Cvunty
1954 to
inclusive.
477,000
Bank of New York.
bonds.
purposes
April 1 from
on
1962
Amalgamated
46,000: The
general
569,000
67,000: Kings
County Trust
Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
.
of
the
City
sealed bids
group:
Auditor, will receive
until April 20 for the
purchase of $25,000 auditorium
Lynch, Pierce,' Fenner &
building bonds.
Goldman, Saehs & Co.,
both of
Philadelphia, Blair, Rol¬
Viborg lndep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
lins & Co., Inc., Stroud &
Bond Offering
The Clerk of
Co., of
Philadelphia, Ira Haupt & Co., of the Board of Education will re¬
Merrill
Beane,
—
New
York,
Dolphin & Co., and
Rambo, Close & Kerner, both of
Philadelphia.
ceive
sealed
for the
torium
bids
until April 20
purchase of $40,000 audi¬
building bonds.
Number 5299.
Volume 179
s
The Commercial and Financtat Chronicle
TENNESSEE
Athens, Tenn.
Bond
Offering
R.
—
Powell
Black, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 2
for the purchase of
$100,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1954. Due on April 1 from 1970
to
1974 inclusive. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at Chemi¬
cal Bank & Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Sale
Bond
and
water
offered Feb. 5
179,
v.
to
—
com¬
Securities
& Co.,
Bradford
C.
J.
447
p.
group
a
posed of the Equitable
Corp.,
bonds
revenue
—
awarded
were
The $1,000,000
—
sewer
Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Webster
of Nash¬
Gibson, all
&
ville, C. H. Little & Co., Jackson,
Temple Securities Corp., and Jack
M. Bass & Co., both of Nashville,
at 100.18, a net interest cost of
about 3.32%, as
at any other place of payment
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
or
follows:
$400,000
sold to
was
a
402,000 3 ^s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
—
school
Feb.
building
5
awarded
to
offered
bonds
179,
v.
—
Angelina County (P. O. Lufkin),
Texas
court
Sale—The $500,000
bonds offered Feb.
awarded to Rauscher,
house and jail
Dallas, as follows:
$2,000 21/4S. Due Feb. 15, 1956.
498,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
1977
to
446
p.
—
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
$1,000,000 road
offered Feb. 9—v. 179, p.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
awarded
447—were
Bank of New
west
group
a
National City
York, First South¬
the
of
composed
to
Co., Dallas, Rotan, Mosle &
Cooper, of Houston, and Hudson,
Stayart ,&
a
Dallas, at
Co.,
net interest cost of about
as
100.06,
2.27%,
follows:
Feb. 10 from
on
inclusive.
1960
1956 to
inclusive.
1969
1961 to
513,000 2V4S. Due
1970
The bonds
15 years
Bexar
on
$3,570,000
are
redeemable after
from date of issue.
4s.
Due
5,002,000 2V2S.
March
on
Due
Is.
March
on
March
on
10
from
1955
on
March 10 from
1955 to 4969 inclusive.,
180,000 Training School for Girls
bonds. Due
1955 to
on
March 18 from
1969 inclusive.
The bonds
are
dated March
10,
1954. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
the
at
Chase
National
Bank of New York.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dobbins & Howard, of
Drexel
&
Co.,
Harris Trust &
City,
York
New
Merrill
Co.,
&
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Pressprich & Co., F. S.
Lynch,
W.
R.
syndicate:
Savings Bank, of
Shields
Chicago,
Buffalo,
& Pomeroy,
Becker & Co.,
Hutton
A. G.
of Chicago,
Inc.,
Dean Witter
&
Co., of San Francisco, Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., of Houston, First
Southwest
Company, of Dallas,
Trust
Co.
of
Atlanta,
Co., of San Francisco,
Weeden &
March 2
Bonds
Georgia,
&
Wells, Inc., Shearson, Hammill
Winthrop & Co., all
Stern Bros. & Co.,
of New York,
of
Kansas
Quirk
King,
City,
&
Co., of New York, William Blair
& Co., of Chicago, Dittmar & Co.,
of San Antonio, Fridley & Hess,
of
Bank
Savings
Co.,
merce
Trust Co.,
of
&
Com
Cincinpati,
of Kansas City,
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, Sills,
Fairman
&
Harris, of Chicago,
&
Co.,
Antonio,
San
of
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
Inc., of Washington, D. C., Wood,
Seasongood & Mayer,
of Cincin¬
nati, First Cleveland Corp., of
Cleveland, Eldridge E. Quinlan &
of New York, and Breed
&
Harrison, Inc., of Cincinnati.
B©
bonds
n
Sal e—The
d
Feb.
offered
$2,500,000
to
179,
p.
group
a
composed of the Mercantile Trust
at
(EST)
noon
nouncing
the
Charles E.
of
the
obligation bonds. Due serially in
1974
100,000
and investment demand the bonds
will mature from 36 to 40 years as
issues
the
The
Indep. Sch. Dist., Harris
$375,000
and
1 from
March
on
214s,
1970 to
inclusive.
public
2s. Due
stitutes
the
sale
of
increase
more
the
amount
than $1
placed
billion.
to
bonds
Local
series
1,000,000
semi-annually
from
1978 to Jan. 1,
The
bonds
Jan.
1954.
Jan.
dated
are
Alternate bids will be
sidered for
the bonds to
ject to redemption
93,575;
on
be
Hawaii
Chicago, 111.
Cook
County, 111.,
1,
to
decision
earlier
con¬
of
to
until
library bonds
as
on
March 1 from 1955
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on April
1 from 1955 to 1975 inclusive. In¬
Principal and .interest
Treasurer's
holder's option, at the
State Bank, Pasadena,
or at
of
March
structing and financing the
Expressway Program to the
County of Milwaukee.
This
transfer is
—
Mrs.
Hendricks, Secretary of the Board
Trustees
will
until 8
receive
Provo City,
Harold
sealed
1954.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1955 to
Bonds maturing
in
Utah
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
p.m.
bids
be received
sewer
Due
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
on
will
by the City Recorder
a.m.
Feb.
Dated
1 from
on
Feb.
of $550,000
Feb.
1, 1954.
1957 to 1977
il970 and thereafter are callable as inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1963
of Feb. 1, 1969. Principal and in¬
and thereafter are callable as of
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $3,415,000 school bonds. Dated March
1, 1954. Due on March 1 from 1955
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's
(F-A) payable at the State
Aug. 1, 1962. Interest F-A. Legal¬
Treasurer's pffice.
Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst & ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
1
office
at
or
a
bank
Cutler, of Chicago.
proposed; is¬
erendum in
Sal e—The
offered Feb.
447—were
awarded
of¬
or
fered for sale by the City of
Milwaukee.
v>',>
2,000,000 Municipal Building
Garage.
It
arid
is
expected that
this borowing will be accom¬
plished through the medium
of
promissory notes, author¬
ized by Section 67.12
(12jj of
the Wisconsin Statutes. There
will
be
no
need
these
for
funds until very late in 1954.
5,000,000
School
Construction,
Site Acquisition, and Modern¬
ization. Initial issue of
an
ag¬
gregate School Bond issue of
$18,000,000 to be submitted for
referendum approval in a
spe¬
cial election to be held on
April 6, 1954. City does not
expect that these bonds will
•
be offered for sale, until late
in 1954, assuming referendum
approval.
■
CANADA
QUEBEC
Chateaugay, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $113,000
public
improvement
bonds
was
sold to L. G. Beaubien &
Co., of
Montreal, at 99.83, a net interest
cost of about 4.67%, as follows:
$52,000
3s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
61,000 S^s. Due on Feb, 1 from
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
•
The
bonds
dated
are
Feb.
1,
1954.
L'Ascension Parish, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
waukee), Wis.
Bond
April 1954
'1
$38,000
water and sewer bonds was sold
Milwaukee County (P.. O. Mil¬
bonds
prog¬
does not
will be submitted to ref¬
sue
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
terest
Crowe, of Dallas.
Brady
presently in
ress, and the City
believe that this
1,
ford, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Indep. Sch. Diet., Texas
Offering
1973 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
as
UTAH
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Dorrell,
such
,1
Wisconsin, Legislature passed
a bill authorizing the transfer
of the responsibility for con¬
of
Bond Offering—Harlan C.
8 p.m. on Feb. 25 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 school house bonds.
B.
amounts,
favora¬
a
decision.
Major Traffic or Ex¬
press
Highways.
Following
adoption of 1954 budget, the
Offering—Ralph S. Lund,
1965. Interest F-A.
approved1 by
Lines,
rent paid or accrued by the in¬ Legality
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
dustrial lessee to the municipality
Janesville, Wis.
which issues the bonds."
of
sale
3,000,000
^veiupmem uu
deductions
1955, assuming
ble court
to
In the
from
judicial
these bonds to be offered until
late in 1954, and possibly not
press
legislation
withheld
(Sec. 66.43, Wisconsin Stat¬
utes). City does not expect
sub¬
Jan. 1, 1964.
for en¬ District Clerk, will receive sealed
subject bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
interest
on
certain
new
public 26 for the purchase of $250,000
housing authority bonds and in¬ building bonds. Dated March 1,
dustrial development bonds to 1954. Due on March 1 from 1955
actment
be
determina*
tion of the Blighted Area Law
____
Bond
Against,
pending
1,
2,830,000
Baraboo, Wis.
24,740,000
Detroit, MichBond Offering —J. T. Walker,
Winona, Minn.
L_
1,655,000
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Syracuse, N. Y
4,390,000
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
Camden, N. J.__.
8,895,000
24 for the purchase of $490,000
Paterson, N. J.__
5,605,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1954.
New York, N. Y
24,570,000
Due on April 1 from 1955 to 1969
Delaware County, Pa._
1,515,000 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Huntingdon Co., Pa...
1,125,000
Scranton, Pa.
2,855,000 Black River Falls (City), Adams,
Albion, Alma, Brockway, Frank¬
Washington, Co., Pa._
1,490,000
lin, Irving, Komensky, Knapp,
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
8,555,000
Manchester, Millston, Spring¬
United States
field, Dewhurst and New
Proposed Taxation of Housing
Lyme (Towns) Joint Sch.
and Industrial Bonds Abandoned.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Black
-±-The
House
River Falls), Wis. ■
Ways and Means
April 7,1953 (For
50,953) but
on
have been and will continue
1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office
of Issue
or at the State's fiscal agency in
$1,665,000 New York
City.
Legality
ap¬
8,670,000 proved by Wood, King & Daw¬
5,775,000 son, of New York City.
12,420,000
2,245,000
WISCONSIN 1
Authority
group:
authorized by ref¬
were
erendum
Amount
Huntsville, Ala
San Francisco, Cal.___
the
of
•
1978 inclusive.
C bonds.
Due
new
housing authority bonds and will
(CST) on Feb. until 10:30
15 for the purchase of $150,000
25 for the
school house bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Pasadena
ninth
members
National
$750,000
Slum
Clearance
and
Blight
Elimination.
These
1974 to Jan. 1,
during 1953.
financing con¬
to 1959 inclusive.
McAllen
of
County, Texas
.
to 1973 inclusive.
sold
forthcoming
March 1 from
2,000,000 series B bonds.
Due
semi-annually from Jan.
1,
compared with the 30-year limit
on
on
$2,000,000 series A bonds. Due on lowing additional general obliga¬
Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1964 tion financing:
^
Housing Adminis¬
tration, stated that because of fa¬
vorable money market conditions
Other
Chase
Bank, Bankers
Trust Co., Chemical Bank & Trust
1960 to. 1963 inclusive.
55,000 2V2S. Due on March 1 from Co., Brown Bros. & Harrimap,&
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Co., all of New York, Marshall. &
Isley Bank, Marine National Ex¬
Quincy, Wash.
change Bank, both of Milwaukee,
Bond Sale—An issue of $88,500
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
5%% Local Improvement District
of Chicago, and the Northwestern
No. 2 bonds was sold to Grand &
National Bank, of Minneapolis:
Co., of Seattle. Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
Due Feb. 1,1966.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Interest payable
Additional 1954
annually on Feb. 1. Legality ap¬
Financing —-j In
connection with the scheduled sale
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson &
on Feb. 23 of $7,500,000 school
Horowitz, of Seattle.
ipid
sewer bonds—v.
179, p. 564—rwe
Tacoma, Wash.
are informed by Virgil H. HurlesS,
Bond Offering—C. A. Gaisford
City Comptroller, that the city
Director of Finance, will receive
does not provide bid forms (ind
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
that delivery of the bonds is hot
March 1 for the purchase of $5,- to be made
until about March 17.
000.000 light and ppwer revenue Mr. Hurless also advises that the
bonds, divided as follows:
1954 budget contemplates the fol¬
18,p00 3s. Due
,
Bond
State
an¬
awards,
Slusser, Commissioner
Public
federal
20 years.
office,
March 2. In
on
scheduled
March 1 from
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
taxation.
case
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Dallas, E. F. Hutton & Co., N^^ing bonds Chairman Daniel
Reed of New York is quoted as Jackson
County
Bank,' Black
York City, Eddleman-Pollok
VnrV
"
saying the Committee had decided River Falls. Legality approved by
Houston, and the Dallas Union
to rescind its earlier decision in Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Securities Co., of Dallas, at 100.06,
light of the subsequent submission
a net interest cost of about 2.06%,
Brookfield Sch. Dist. No. 8 (P. O.
to Congress of President Eisen¬
as follows:
1
Milwaukee 13), Wis.
hower's housing program.
With
Bond
Offering — Elmer E.
$1,450,000 auditorium - coliseum respect to industrial bonds, Mr.
bonds:
$460,000 2s, due on Reed declared that instead of Wendt, District Clerk, will offer
at
March 1 from 1955 to 1961
public auction at 2:30 p.m.
seeking to levy a tax on the bond
(CST) on Feb. 17, an issue of
inclusive; $240,000 l%s, due
interest, the Committee had de¬
on March 1 from 1962 to 1964
$100,000 building bonds; Dated
cided in favor of an amendment
March 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive; $375,000 2s, due on
March 1 from 1965 to 1969 in¬ which would "simply disallow the 1955 to 1971 inclusive. Callable as
due
Lynn Crossley, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until April 5 for the
purchase
of $8,800,000
general
payable at the
$119,000,000 which
via competitive bids
sold
Co., St. Louis, Republic National,h£,u°uld11
Bank, First National Bank,, both
Dallas, Texas
terest A-O.
on
on
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
Committee has withdrawn its
9—v.
awarded
564—were
clusive;
Offering—B.
Sold
list of the
$14,000 3s. Due
about 1.15%.
1,060,000 (Group 1) Metropolitan
Sewerage bonds as 1.20s, at
100.06, a basis of about 1.18%.
-
Provident
Trust
Bond Offering—E.
Bond
be
a
authorities and
the
respective bonds
Somerville, Mass.
Houston.
to
Below is
—
amounts of their
Wood, Struthers & Co., Andrews
San Antonio.
Deer Park
STATES
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 179,
p.
660—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., of Seattle, as follows:
Co.;Tn°^
to 1969 inclusive.
125,000 Training School for Boys
bonds. Due
UNITED
aggregating
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Huntress,
$250,000 Home for the Aged bonds.
Due
inclusive.
housing
10
Lubbock, Texas
Offering—Fred
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
9:30
a.m.
(CST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $555,000 bonds, divided as follows:
April 1 from
on
1981
Housing
Due on March 10
Other members of the
Texas
Bond
1978 to
10
from 1966 to 1979 inclusive.
Co.,
County (P. O. San Antonio),
April 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
210,000 iy4s. Due
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Gundy & Co., Inc., of New York,
Feb. 10 from
inclusive.
1978
to
1965 to
United States
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
355,000 2s. Due on Feb. 10 from
Dallas,
lows:
Russ
$132,000 5s. Due
711,000 3s. Due
were
headed
syndicate
a
& Co., Robert
Road District No. 1
Co.,
follows:
National City Bank of
New York at 100.03, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.34%, as fol¬
of
1957
Southwest
$579,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
the
by
Schoellkopf,
TEXAS 1
Bexar County
First
First of Michigan Corp., New York
as
Smithers & Co., all of New York,
were
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WASHINGTON
headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
$1,500,000 Adams
r
County, Othello Joint Con¬ Chicago, as follows:
water works revenue bonds of¬
solidated Sch. Dist Nos. 147-163$5,000,000 (Group 2) institution
fered Feb. 9—v. 179, p. 660—were
55 (P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
building and stadium; bonds
awarded to a group composed of
as 1.20s, at
Bond Sale—The $87,000 build¬
100.15, a basis of
will be
317,000 3 V4S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
5
Angelo, ..Texas
revenue
Houston Indep. Sch Dist., Texas
Bond Sale
The $10,000,000
59
Sale—The
group
2%s, 3*4s and 4V4S, at par.
1 from
"221,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Pierce & Co., of
San
-
Bond
City, Dallas Union Securities Co.,
bonds
Dallas, Lyons & Shafto, of Boston,
composed of R. A. Underwood &
Co., Hudson,
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
First
Stayart & Co., both of Dallas, and
Southwest Co., both of Dallas, and
Thomas & Co., Pittsburgh, at par,
Russ & Co., of San Antonio, as
a net interest cost of about 2.69%,
water
and
sewer
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Bond
(767)
the
Edna, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
1,428,000
$60,000 3^s. Due on Oct.
^
$6,060,000
8—v.
to
a
179,
p.
group
La
Corporation
de
Prets de
Quebec, as 4 Vzs, at 93, a basis of
about 5.35%. Dated Nov. 1, 1953
and
due
on
Nov.
1973 inclusive.
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1954 to
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...
Monday, February 15, 1951
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