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MONDAY
ISSUE
Ik a
and
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
Number
179
5301
New York 7,
N. Y., Monday, February 22, 1954
Price $1
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Adam Hat Stores, Inc.—January
After
In This Issue
the
Slock and Bond
tract of land in Leyden Township, 111. were
by John B. Huarisa, Executive Vice President.
15 miles from the center of Chicago, the new
152,000 square foot structure will eliminate the use of seven warehouse
locations in this area.
It is scheduled for completion in June.
Television
and
radio
receivers
produced
in
Admiral
plants
in
Chicago, Harvard, McHenry and Bloomington, HI., as well as raw
materials
Boston
Quotations
New York Stock Exchange
on
announced
on
10-acre
a
Feb.
15,
A.
will
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds
carloads
to
distributors
throughout
the American Stock
Exchange
on
Feb.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
for
1953
fiscal
$21,400,000
were
against
$20,500,000
a
Earnings per common share were $1.14 after preferred divi¬
dends last year and $1.16 a year earlier.
The company paid $0,325
j>er common share in fiscal 1953 and $0,225 in 1952.
Aeroquip Corp. has three wholly-owned subsidiaries including: AeroCoupling Corp., Burbank, Calif.; Aeroquip, Inc., Van Wert, Ohio, and
Elbeeco, Inc., Jackson, Mich.—V. 178, p. 945.
net
assets.
share
38
39
Stock Exchange
in
33
1908.
sales
Greatest
33
increases
were
in
fields
the
of
antibiotics.
to
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Bennett
of pharamaceutical products by this company this year will
equal or even surpass the record 1953 volume, it was predicted on
Feb. 19 by Dr. Niels C. KlendshoJ, President.
Dr. Klcndshoj disclosed that combined sales of his firm's American
and Canadian plants last year were 49% higher than those of 1952,
topping, all previous sales records set since the company was founded
44
...
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Howard
(The) Arner Co., Inc.—Expects Increased Sales—
40
...
Over-the-Counter Markets
following
the
Sales
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.__.. 43
Jan. 31, '54 Oct. 31, '53
$259,890,647 $248,744,204
$5.01
$3.81
As of—
37
Toronto
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Higher—
Wet asset value per
37
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
year
earlier.
Total
Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
with detachable, reusable fittings, self-sealing couplings and
breakaway couplings.
17,
for 1952. Dividends were paid on the $4 prior prefer¬
ence stock in the amount of $404,204 during the year and on the 7%
preferred stock in the amount of $628,964.
The net loss for the year,
charges to previously earned surplus, was $9,476,981, as compared
with a net loss of'$6,194,956 in 1952.—V. 179', p. 709.
35
Montreal Stock Exchange
Rosellnes
Sales
Stock
Feb.
on
Mass.,
$111,865,830
34
—_
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
17
approved the listing of 937,500 $1 par common shares of this
corporation which was incorporated in 1940 and manufactures flexible
Hill,
of Melrose,
Mass., editor and publisher of
was elected a director to fill the vacancy
resignation of William J. Wardall.
A subsidiary company was authorized to be formed to handle the
disposing of the 11 mills which the stockholders approved at the
recent special meeting.
Nine of the mills will be transferred to this
company immediately and two will be transferred to it when they
cease operating.
Net sales for the year 1953 were $73,494,160 as compared With:
34
34
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
The Board of Governors of
E.
34
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Chestnut
created by the
29
—_
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Aeroquip Corp., Jackson, Mich,—Stock Listing—
of
"America's Textile Reporter"
13
25
American Stock Exchange—
^>e stored in the new building, thereby simplifying and
Young
Chief Executive Officer.
Page
Located approximately
expediting shipments of mixed
the country.—V. 179, p. 389.
held
former Chairman of the
Board of the Merchants National Bank of Boston, who has beeA a
director of the American Woolen Co. since 1947, was elected Chair¬
man
of the Board.
Francis W. White continues
as
President and
Admiral Corp.—To Build New Warehouse—
Plans for the Immediate construction of a million dollar consolidated
Warehouse
directors
of the
meeting
actions by the board were announced:
Boy
1'
Co., Inc, — Elects Roy H. Young
Earnings Lower—
Board Chairman—Sales and
1953
$797,942
389.
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Woolen
1954
$726,261
Rales
179,
INSURANCE
-
Sales Off-
Month of January—
—V.
INDUSTRIAL
-
The company currently is increasing
manufacturing needs.—V. 176, p. 1961.
meet
multivitamins
and
production facilities
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Stock Offered—Union Se¬
33
curities
Corp. and Smith, Bamey & Co. on Feb. 19
jointly headed a group which offered 151,672 shares of
common stock (par $10) at $30.12V2 per share.
—V. 179, p. 201.
Miscellaneous Features
Alabama Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
17, 1954, covering $17,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1984 which
ft proposes to sell at competitive bidding; and the proceeds, together
wvlth other available funds, including $8,000,000 received in February,
1954, from the sale of additional common shares to The Southern
Company, are to be used for property additions and improvements
isand for the payment of $4,790,000 of short-term bank loans incurred
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
General Corporation & Investment News—Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
The Course of Bank Clearings
net
proceeds
of
the
offering,
together
with
the
of
an offering, of $5,000,000 principal amount of first mort¬
will be applied to the prepayment, without premium, of all
outstanding notes payable to banks issued for construction purposes,
and the balance will be used to pay for the cost of extensions, addi¬
gage bonds,
51
45
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
tions and- Improvements
Dividends Declared and Payable
BUSINESS—Company is engaged In the generation, transmission, dis¬
and sale of electric energy in
the southern part of the
State of New Jersey. The company serves 367 communities in an area
having an estimated population of 492,000.
to the properties of the company.
,
for
such
The
go
Foreign Exchange Rates.
purposes.
Commission
request
has
given
hearing on the
a
interested persons
received
until March 3,
1954,
Combined
financing
To Receive Bids on March
will
be
by
the
Condition
Condition
of
Federal
Statement
46
of
Member
Banks
EARNINGS—Total
$25,232,196
of
Federal Reserve System
at
company
tribution
46
Statement
Reserve Banks
16—
the office of Southern
Services, Inc., 20 Pine St., New York 5, N. Y., up to 11 a.m. (EST)
on
March 16 for the purchase from It of the abovementioned $17,Bids
11
46
share.
share
i
Alaska Telephone Corp.—Files With SEC—
company on Feb. 10 filed a letter of ontlfication with the SEC
Wcovering $270,000 face amount of 6% 10-year convertible debentures,
series B,
to be offered at 70% of principal amount through Tellier &
Co„ New York.
The net proceeds are to be used for general operating
expenses
and working capital.—V. 177, p.
1469.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
merger of the two subsidiaries,
order
giving interested persons
and the Commission has issued
until
March
1,
1954,
to
request
an
a
hearing thereon.
The proposal involves the acquisition by Indiana of
the assets of Citizens and the subsequent liquidation and dissolution
of Citizens.
In connection therewith, Indiana will issue to Citizens
7,000 shares of its no par common stock and will assume all liabilities
of Citizens.
Upon liquidation and dissolution of Citizens, the 7,000
of Indiana stock will be transferred to Ameriacn Gas;
and
shares
An offering of a new issue of $50,000,000 4%%
the latter will make a
Jiund debentures to mature March 1,
ness
of
—V.
179, p. 201.
sinking
1973, was made on
Yet). 17 by a syndicate headed by A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.
!The debentures are priced at 99ft (Canadian currency)
and accrued
This
for
equal
1952.
held
Citizens
capital contribution to Indiana of the indebted¬
by American Gas and assumed by Indiana.
members
of
the two-year pld litigation between this company
Auto Equipment Co. was effected on Feb. 15 in a
by Judge Wallace S. Gourley of the U. S. District Court
Tor the Western District of Pennsylvania.
All claims between the two companies are now settled with Monroe
paying American Bantam $310,000 for certain specified book items
In addition to withdrawing its claims against American Bantam Car
Co. and subsidiary.
.American Bantam Car Co. and its subsidiary had originally filed a
-counter-claim in excess of $2,000,000 against Monroe Auto Equipment
Co:, charging the latter with mismanagement in addition to other
Settlement
Monroe
decree issued
Allegations.
settlement
and
decree
clearly indicated no mismanagement on
the part of Monroe Auto Equipment Co. in its operation of American
Bantam and its subsidiary.
The settlement amounted to a withdrawal
of such claims of mismanegement and the decree stated affirmatively
-that Monroe Auto Equipment's conduct of the affairs of American
JBantam and its subsidiary was based on business judgment reasonably
exercised unr er
stockholders
The
the circumstances.—V. 174,
America" Gas &
company
has
Electric
joined
p.
1193.
with
Co.—To Merge Units—
two
of
its
subsidiaries, Indiana &
Michigan Electric Co. and Citizens Heat, Light & Power Co., in the
filing of an application with the SEG with respect to the proposed
i'
Jan. 6 approved the sale of the company's
and preferred stocks in the New York & Cuba
subsidiary.
$9,000,000, subject to adjustment, payable $6,and $3,000,000 in 4% sinking fund debentures due
on
holdings of common
Mail Steamship Co.,
The
sale price is
000,000
in
1966,
1,
cash
of
Manufacturers
a
the New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Corp.
Trust
the latter issue.
ing—The company has placed privately with the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co. $625,000 of 5% sink¬
ing fund notes and has arranged to borrow an additional
$625,000 from the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co. on the same type of notes before Feb. 28.
Co.,
The
New York,
(See also V.
has been appointed trustee for
178, p. 2194).—V. 178, p. 2569.
The
company
ment.—V.
171,
manufactures oil field drilling and production equip¬
p.
Available Credit Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
The
on Feb. 11 filed a letter of notification with the
150 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($500
corporation
SEC covering
and $166,500 of debentures maturing five years after date
of issuance to be sold at face amount.
There will be no underwriting,
per
share)
the securities
ceeds
are
to
be
sold
to be used for
American Louisiana Pipe Line Co.—Proposed Natural
Gas Project—
has scheduled a public hearing to
four interdependent applications—including a
proposal by this company to build a Louisiana-to-Mlchlgan pipeline
—requesting authority for the construction of natural gas trans¬
The
Federal
commence
Power
March
8,
Commission
on
mission facilities.
In
addition
to
American
and
Louisiana, the applications are by Texas
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co., and Michi¬
Consolidated Gas Co.
American Louisiana, Michigan-Wisconsin
Michigan Consolidated are subsidiaries of the American Natural
Co.
Gas Transmission Corp.;
gan
American
Louisiana, a newly-formed company, plans to build a
1,289-mile pipeline system at an estimated cost of about $130,000,000
to supply natural gas to Michigan-Wisconsin and Michigan • Consoli¬
dated.
Texas Gas is proposing to build facilities to enable it to sell
gas to American Louisiana, while Michigan-Wisconsin and Michigan
Consolidated
are
seeking authority to construct projects to receive
gas from American Louisiana.—V. 178, p. 1873.
The
<
Wheelabrator
Feb. 17.
The contingent interest on the company's bonds will be paid on and
after April 12, 1954 in the following amounts: Refunding and general
mortgage 5% bonds, series G, K and M, $30 per $1,000 bond; re¬
funding and general mortgage 6%
bonds, series J, $36 per $1,000
bond; first mortgage 5% bonds, series B, $10 per $1,000 bond; South¬
western Division 5%
income bonds,
4%%
The
after
directors
Equity Corp> below.—V. 179,
also
fixed charges,
allocations
were
bonds, series A,
$15 per $1,000
$45 per $1,000 bonds.
determined that the company's
for the
made
as
year
follows;
1953,
was
bond; convertible
available income,
$36,183,134,
Capital fund,
from which
$5,871,622;
general
sinking fund, $1,740,757; contingent interest, $6,900,692; surplus in¬
come sinking fund, $10,835,032.
After these allocations, totaling $25,348,102, the Income available for other corporate purposes amounted
to $10,835,032.—V. 179, p. 610.
M
;
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—January Sales Up—
5 Weeks Ended Jan. 30—
-
1953
$3,326,07#
p.
$89.
<
ir,
179, p. 202.
Bell Aircraft Corp.—Exchange of
See Equity Corp. below.—V. 179, p. 390.
•
f
1954
$3,363,642
&
Equipment Corp. — Ex¬
change of Stocks-Class A Shares to Be Redeemed—
See
Interest—
pay all contingent interest accrued on its bonda
the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1953, it was announced on
company will
during
—V.
American
The pro¬
through officers of the company.
working capital.
1.
Sales
This
{:
v
Atlantic Gulf & West~ Indies Steamship Lines—Sale—*
Jan.
Gas
♦
The
I
V
I
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—To Pay Contingent
American Bantam Car Co.—Claims Settled—
the
'
the
offering group are: East¬
man, Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co,,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Reynolds & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Newburger & Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; John¬
ston, Lemon & Co., and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V, 179, p. 609.
of
American Iron & Machine Works Co.—Private Financ¬
interest.
The company, a subsidiary of Aluminium, Ltd., is erigaged in an
expansion program intended to integrate its power and smelting fa¬
cilities in Quebec Province and to establish a new basic aluminum
producing industry in British Columbia. The capital expenditures will
•mount to about $410,000,000, of which $385,000,000 already has been
•pent.
The company has recently borrowed $4,200,000 from United States
Banks on two-year notes, thus bringing the total borrowed from these
Banks since Nov. 1, 1953, to $16,200,000—V. 177, pp. 1253 and 721.
and
:
'
UNDERWRITERS—Other
000,000 first mortgage bonds due March 1, 1984.—V. 178, p. 709.
The
operating revenues of the company for 1953 were
with $22,658,342 in 1952. Net income for 1953
after preferred dividends to $2.05 per common
compares with net income of $2,779,980,
or $1.80 pen
compared
$3,261,603,
was
Stock—
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(822)
the
been elected Chairman of the
Board, according to an announcement made on Feb. 15.
R. E. Moore,
Vice President ana Secretary, and Clarence E. Pulluni. Vice President
J.
and
Treasurer,
time.—V.
175,
Beneficial
Privately—East¬
Corp.—Notes Placed
Loan
with
at
figure
to
which allows the operator to tear off, the tape below
without twirling the ptaten kuob forward.
we
are producing four narrow carriage .•models,,;'. Mr.
Coleman said.
"Two eight-column, and two ten-column machines with
and without the credit balance feature."—V. 179,»p. 390.
4%% notes due Feb. 1, 1969.—V. 178, p. 1874.
Wiscasset
meet
It
present
$3
With
to the SEC for authorization to issue
promissory notes to banks; and the Commission
has
given
interested persons until
12:30 p.m., March 1, 1954, to
request a hearing theron.
The purpose of the borrowing is to repay
a like amount of notes payable to banks which
are due April 26, 1954.
The
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.—Stock to Emplys.
company
subsidiaries 8.108
This
offer
Feb.
on
March
on
for
and
corporation
filed
See
(no par)
1.
Feb.
15,
due
Jan.
610.
p;
Carolina
subscribed—J.
nounced that
share,
with
French, President, on Feb. 18 an¬
offering by the company lo its common
stockholders of 14,100 shares of common
stock has been
oversubscribed
$19.50
by 45.2%.
The stock was offered at
share at the rate of 0.0597 of 1 share for each
per
share held with the privilege to subscribe for additional
shares subject to allotment.
See also V. 179, p. 709.
10%
a
Oil
The
each
shares
seven
held.—V.* 147,
and
Month of
January—
1954
stock
on
principal
at
securities
$1.50
per
termed
are
into a contract with Dixon Bretscher
as dealers, to undertake the sale of the
60
on
"best enorts"
a
organized
racing piant in
a
arrangement.
in July,
1953,1 for the
the East Bt. Louis-St.
was
of
purpose
Louis
days of racing in Illinois in
1954, commencing July
Boston Mutual
and
operation of
the
racing
Paul
piant,
Stephens
W.
is
Light
Loans—
Co.—Bank
company has received SEC authorization to
time on
notes
payable to The First National
funds
Mr,
not
to
exceeding
the
179,
Plant
aggregate
the
in
$500,000
pay
Brett
is
announced
17
of
Treasurer
election
the
of
Dec.
884,431.—V.
Broad
David
Hood
Rubber
of
Alden
Brett
C.
L.
C.
of
Replacement
bank
Fund
31,
insurance
1953
178,
in
Increase
of
Cerro
de
Pasco
Investing
is
Investors
Corp.
associated
with
Starr
the
B.
Mutual
Corp.,
the
total
of
$240,-
time
New
and
Danforth
been
elected
Starr,
Vice
directors
of
Tri-Continental
Corp., National
investment
companies
Whitehall
also
investment
York
H.
Fund,
Inc.,
Investing Corp.
Street
Vice-President
a
under
the
of
Cerro
de
dated
fully
increase
Co.—Rail
Diesel
Southern Pacific
Plan
of
provide
Mitmor
Petroleums
Corp. below.—V. 179,
514.
p.
Co.
Car
Order—
concluded
with
interest
the
the
Gas
to
plan
Ltd,
Pipe
additional
Oil
&
construction
Ltd.,
shares
Ltd.,
Gas
and several
cumulative
below.—V.
Corp.
in
Feb.
11,
an-,
be called imme-
on
to
necessary
Trans
other
complete
Ltd.,
Oils
Canada
dividend
addition, in the
erential
the
be
Oil
Ltd.
of
shares
six
securing
electing three
Under the
of
(N.
179,
710.
p.
J.)—Stock
tional
and
of
Mitmor
Oil
Gas
&
'
President
has
been
Canadian
of
elected
'
Lines Producers
Pipe
Presiaent
and
director
a
&
Canadian
oi
of
The
&
Ltd: L.
Gas
Canadian
Mitmor
C.
Farmer,
Lines
Pipe
Oil
Gas
and
and L.
Producers
Ltd.
40
for
times:
as
the
shall
shall
the
second
be
entitled
10
to
annual
an
cents
quarterly.
In
earnings, after pref¬
of
the
in
company,
necessary to
pay
the dividend on
shares, the holders of this issue shall
common
25%
payable
have
at
first
at
$5,40
issue, at $5.50
the
the
of
year
of
year
of issue,
year
issue,
shall
payable
amount
be
redemption
After
the
third
cents,
of
on
such
excess
annual
an
issue,
at
$5.30
to
call
only.
This addi¬
calendar
in
following prices
issue, at $5.10
at
$5.20
per
share;
per
share;
share.
at
and
per
per
right
at
the
basis
year
class
and
A
on
two
after
common
at
the
the
end
the
end
fourth
the
of
fifth
the
year
of
year
and
will
be
utilized
to
all
of
Increase and
establishment
by
expand
company as additional
working capital.
additional working capital will be
employed
the
company's
offices.
additional
of
EARNINGS
FOR
regular
business,
including
the
CALENDAR
Gross
Ltd.
Provisions
income
for
1951
$113,606
$100,269
taxes..
income
23,715
!__
taxes
will
also
Petroleum
from
in
Canada
Trans
under
Ltd.
interest
acquire
Saskatchewan
23,486
profit
to
8,856
9,774
8,193
$14,859
surplus
$13,712
Canadian
of
of
Ltd.
The
and
wells,
oil
three
semi-proven
capped
gas-
the
in
acreage
to
commenced
in
operations
Carman
St.,
in
Camden,
Camden,
N.
was
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
N.
The
J.
Haddonfield, N. J.
J..
Its
principal, office
company's
opened on April 1,
EFFECT
TO
second
office,
cumulative
series
A,
deferred
6%
Common
—V.
pfd.
due
stock
stock
stock, (par
179,
p.
present
offset
feet
in
of
52
at
in
1,750,000
producing
natural
principally
to
oil
Sunrise
three capped
with
Gas
light
approxi¬
and
wells
reserves
gas
the
of
barrels
British
in
field
the
projected west coast transmission natural gas
United States.
Arrangements have been concluded
block
of
Producers
act
joint
as
operators
on
British ColumbiaU'here Canadian
hold
now
to
company
acreage In
Ltd.
net
Carolina
This
in
interest
an
2,744,997
a
Pipe
gross
acres
'
acres.
Co.,
Coach
and
In
for
cash
total
a
all of. the,.capital
(1)
Corp.,
(2)
the
Norfolk, Va.
from
poration,
(3)
finance the
banks.
merge
land
of
To
is"planned to
it
parcel
a
Southern
of. Bus. Corporation
consisting
purchase,
Upon
that
of Norfolk
shares)
indebtedness
or
bank
a
stock. (1..76Q
open-account
and
Company,
in
$350,000
of
Carolina
acquisition-of
4.01 acres
will borrow
the
Bus
"Director
174,
in
Federal
The
ing.
authority
,
6,960.5 shs.
60,000 shs.
20,000 shs..
40,000 shs.
$1)
about
construct
to
has
issued
application
an
filed
miles
40
order
an
in
of
1952,
this
request¬
well
new
said.
36,790
shs'
25%
company
withdraw
to
in South
from
one
line,
the
Mr.
George
provides
keeping
adding
general
to five
to
company
be exchanged for shares
and of Chicago, Aurora &
to
t ie
plan
of re¬
may
including
to
co.
July
forward
oi
15,
the
1954.
The
"the
to
same
Cnicago,
111.,
90,
exchange agent,
promptly as possible.—■
as
below.—V.
project
of
cost
I.
178,
distribution systems had an esti¬
pipeline would have connected 'With
The
new
Coleman
line,
said,
which
has
been
"Burroughs
W.
named
of Transcontinental Gas Pipe-Line Corp. at a point near
Mountain, N. C., and extended to Rock Hill, S. C.
The -,pro¬
posed project also included a series of lateral lines extending to York,
Clover ana Fort Mili, all in South Carolina.—W 175, p. 2374.
machine
purpose
figures
spaces
room
for .tape
forms.
These
or
a
maximum of five-sixths of
notations
controls
and
also
flexibility
provide
for
"pop-up
an
on
the
inch
system
2303.
p.
reported Feb.
was
Corp.,
ii
of
and
20
that
11,352
will
it
degree
be
gravity oil
feet.
jointly by Coastal, Commonwealth
located
last
.
show
year
another
near
which
on
discovery
production
made
tests
be
first
three-mile
a
regarded
step
as
in
in
the
to
geologically
130,000
State
he
has
now
first
well,.the
Mr. Heath
discovery,
strike
to
vuggular
37!/2%
a
the
added,
as
leased
of
acres
of
second
a
well
referred
each
out
land
in
oil
in
a
Gulf
a
limestone.
interest
the
and
area,—V.
178,
Commercial Credit Co.—Net $5.21 on Common—A.. E.
Duncan, founder and Chairman of the Board, and E. C.
Wareheim, President, in the company's 42nd annuaA
report,, states in substance:
Consolidated
$19,814,307
the
on
of
1953,
and
1352
share
one
for
in
the
contributed
Calvert
for
with
Fire
income
net
the
was
$1.67
similar
share
total
larger
was
for
than
for
The
earned
larger
total
fcr
1951.
lor
the
"Lifo"
required
of
the
is
reserve
available
decreases
of
in-value,
its
for
Finance
losses
of
of
collected;
and
which
is
applicable
1953 were
compared
1951.
income
Net
$5,454,085,
with
of
the
with
compared
1951.
$110,709,-
were
Manufacturing Companies was
$1,085,265 for ls52 and $4,575,305
by
in
1953
primarily
due
was
the
of
one
substantial
a
which
companies,
additional
out
reserve
merchandise
is
sold.
Companies,
consisting
instalment outstanding
and
unearned
also
of
notes
held
to
when
customers'
the
loss
of
its
its
against
Finance
Insurance
credit
possible
with
for
reserves
and
receivables
past
respective
losses
of
related
reserves-r-a
adjustments
transactions
available
of
its..Finance.Companies,- consisting
only
losses,
premiums
reserves
$44,754,951
of
receivables; .$14,246,328
receivable
and
$167,097
are
portion
accounts
also
customers;
loss
for
large
due
of
expense
bad
its
of
its
debts
Companies.
1953,
31,
aggregating
had
du-ing
$47,003,129,
inventory during the year.
This
credit to operations, if the inventory
accounts
for
specific
balance, of
company
and
1951.
its
the
customers
$6,818,581
Dec.
was
history,
s
lor
of $100,592,435 on Dec. 31, 1953, avail¬
operations, expenses, credit losses and earnings
Companies;, and
Manufacturing
On
of
future
$26,734,582
to
Insurance
1952,
previous year since the companies
$102,223,306 for. 1952 and $99,115,-
u;ed
$41,591,156
available
of
reserves
Company
Companies
earnings
provide
company
due
which
$11,873,474
was
for
with
$36,739,503. applicable
$10,004,921
of
on
and
The
for
$14,492,050,
the
of
Insurance
its
on
losses
or
1951.
Companies
company's history,
reserves
and
income
possible
share for
any
with
basis
when
or
Insurance
Insurance
$7,538,264,
Finance
Manufacturing Companies
reduced
to
for
and
1553
increase
held
company
unearned
Insurance
income
the
Commercial
and
with
the
the
in
the
compared
inventory
for
the
Cava ier
per
with
$2.71
or
of $7,652,-
$2,907,587,057
was
aggregating
$39,4b4,036 for
the
slightly
company
operations
year
$3,265,108
of
Net
and
compares
by
the
in
with
1952,
compared
1953,
The
by
year
Companies
larger than for
1951.
$3,901,856 for
income
net
income
Co.,
$1.62
or
year,
and
and
previous
any
$12,319,029,
compared
acquired
compared
during
sales
were
acquired,
1950,
operations
Manuiacturing
for
and
1952,
net
890, which
875
for any
Companies
for
for
This
and
Insurance
operations,
previous
1952
share.
contributed
was
Loan,
Fire
previous
premiums of
for
for
1951.
$12,197,428
than
$43,455,275
were
1953
Finance
any
than
consolidated
Instalment
1952,
and $n3.J4,858,
any
lor
the
of
compared, with
also
for
$3,111,621,259,
income
larger
to
for
lubj
per
for
receivables
of
larger
was
Retail
$3.54
or
Calveit
1952,
$2,783,942,471
•Net
for
$5.21
was
$4.32
1951,
remaining consolidated net
insurance
than
aggregating
and
ly52,
l,
for
Insurance Corp.
and
similar
directly connected with instalment
are
Direct
than
volume
,
with
compared
income per share
adjusted for distribu¬
Cavalier
share
per
The
share
per
Corp.
.
Co.,
Factoring,
other
per
July
$4.33
Tne
and
which
$2.69
operations
$1.65
1953,
Net
held
above
as
$16,195,695,
or
share lor 1951.
and
for
1951.
period,
1952,
history.
Insurance
financing,
or
for
each
share
for
Wholesale
operations,
Financing,
each
of
,
insurance
296,
$23,847,991
end
$4.34
company's
by
$12,276,013,
was
$19,713,887
the
at
1949.
Consolidated
year
and
stock
compared
$4.58
income
net
for
common
the
company
had
established
credit
lines
with
$455,715,000,
$287,615,000
$299,815,000
of
which $168,100,000 were in
being available.. On the same date
short
term
notes
outstanding
in
the
use,
the
open
unsecured loan
30,000-kilowatt
which
is
Station's
generators
scheduled
Included
in
to
projects.
River
is
the
kilowatts
another
for
in
the
of
total
the
other
Indian-Pond
■
electricity
Bay
near
about
to
in .1955..
construction
of
be
of
the
a
there
added
completed
rated
in
1952,
this
December,' 1955,
130,000-kilowatts.
will
construction
on
the
Upper
hydro-electric. plant - which
the company's lines late
few
A
new
steam
important
45,000-kilowatt
weeks
ago
electric
Portland
capacity
plans
plant
on
are
to
45,000
year
plus,
announced
Cousins
planned
two
Kennebec
add
this
-were
Initially,
area.
arejnow
will
raise
Island
t^o
gene¬
be
placed,
Nearly
three
In
years
will
be
required
Oct.
On
for'
ments
and
27,
an
13,
pension
during early
It
is
during
insurance
companies,
investors.
the company, consummated a -37/e% subordinated
of $15,000,000 due 1966, placed privately, with arrange¬
additional $5,000,000 to be consummated during 1954. On
the
company
also
arranged
the
private
sale
of
its 3%%
unsecured notes due 1969, the major portion
purchased by insurance companies, and banks as trustees
funds.
There were other long term note transactions
1953,
expected
1954
Retail and
corporations,
of
of which was
for
other
banks,
1953,
1953,
$30,000,000
with
which were reported previously to stockholders.
that, there .will, be fewer new cars produced and sold
1953, with a relative reluction of available Motor
than in
Wholesale
new
car
financing.
-Notwithstanding such reduc¬
large reserve for unearned income from Instalment receivunearned premiums of the insurance companies; probable, in¬
creased financing of instalment sates of other than automobiles; the
tion,
the
"ables;
operation sometime in. 1957.
project.
market
institutions
Nov.
long-range construction program
under
unit
new
by
capacity to
company's
Currently
30,000
Casco
rators
from
Discovery—
Fla.,
well
barrels
11,334
lease
Commonwealth
two
in
book¬
and
commercial
tape
with'
State
as
now
the
The company on Feb. 10 announced its plan to install a fifth steamelectric generating unit at Mason Station in
Wiscasset, Me., at a cost
of about $7,400,000,-including all necessary facilities.
Similar to the
This
answers^'
use
is
interest
banks
the
engineers and
their talents to
Miami,
400
between
a
Oil
intended
Companies.
including
$3,150,000.
of
west
and
companies late
Companies;
field
proposed
miles
350
found
material
to
line
the
Mason
announcing
stylist,
an
in
parent
147.
p.
the
Walker, have combined
embodying many 0f the features long
adding machines,
and
styled
to
blend
harmoniously with the most modern business
surroundings."
Among outstanding features of the new machines
are
adjustable
spacing controls which permit multiple spacing of
produce
Bought
Chicago
between
must
It
reef-like
Carolina.
transmission
Hill and other markets
Rock
allowing
May of
Kings
10,000 shs.
—
to
supply natural gas
the
$11,500
(par $1)
Commission
Power
to withdraw
corporation
mated
20
(par $10)
Carolina Natural Gas Corp.—Withdraws Application—
The
full-keyboard electric adding machines with
styling and many new features designed for ease
of operation has been announced by John S. Coleman
200"
industrial
Trust
Electric Co.
able for credit to future
'
formally
the
run.
Originally
cor¬
into Carolina.—V.
company
to
1402.
p.
Outstanding
streamlined
flexibility
par
sell
W.
Gulf
three
being
are
The
of Central
Public Utility Corp., has
purchase ,froin Norfolk Southern Ryr
consideration of $498,000 subject
to
adjust¬
390.
President.
&
dri.led on
and
by .the
Co.—Acquisition Authorized—
its request Feb. 1, 1954, for an order allowing
application.
Carolina Natural said that it had
been unable to get sufficient financing for the project.
*
-
line of Burroughs
new
Gas
was
wed,
Co.
Insurance
company,
a
subsidiary
SEC authorization
to
received
The
Burroughs Corp.—New Adding Machines—
A
and
requested
&
discovery 37
O.l
The
Oil
The
estimated
interest
an
eight proven
undrilled
Canadian Pipe Lines
has
also
company
are
cuoic
the
697,883
has
Central Maine Power Co.—Continues Expansion—
modern,
its
$10
and
pursuant
Heath, Vice President.
preliminary tests of Noj l State
$3,531,614
it
FINANCING
T
cumulative
at
debentures,
subordinated
years
Class A common
is
located
1949.
PRESENT
Authorized
5%
its
5.
produce
day.
a
per
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd.
are
major independent oil
a
producing
directly
production.
present
from
to
substantial
and
proven
reserves
a.ong
line
with
of
situated
Columbia,
Lines
blocks
which
billion
70
wells
pipe
26
that Canadian
of
oil
oils
mately
for
the acquisition of that company's assets
in
Alberta.
Producers
gravity
Producers* Ltd.
approximately 554 barrels of lignt gravity oil per day
Manitoba, Leduc, Camrote, Armena and Turner Valley
six
Proven
Lines
Pipe
$15,312
BUSINESS—Company is a New Jersey corporation engaged in the
business of making small loans under the New
Jersey Small Loan Law.
The. company was organized in October of 1928, at which time it
558
St.,
Salle
1951,
1,
Corp.,
to
are
La
Benjamin
The
Net
of
issue
$5.000,000.
to
& Elgin Ry. Co.
extended
bonds
Bank
said
abie
agreement
an
Alberta.
locations,
located
23,505
of
interest
an
Virden,
fields
Railway
1952
share
one
several
of
production
from
Bus
YEARS
$126,772
revenues
before
Cal-Williston
estimated
is
ments,
1953
Profit
Aurora
was
such
oil
new
tion
shares of Model Oils Ltd.,
wetys, and
the
such
of
together with
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received from the sale of the
class A common stock will be added to the
company's cash balances
Substantially
basis
a
gas
the! following
at
share;
per
share; at
the end of
time
any
were
Ltd.
.
and
Q. C., both directors
a*so elected
directors of
H;;Fenerty,
Ltd.
Pipe Lines Producers
mineral acres in southeast
Ltd.
It
non-cumulative.
company
stock
of
be
1954,
-
Liquidating
National
Pacific
by
Mitmor
approved,by the majority of shareholders in both companies.
On
Dec.
30, 1953, Canadian Pipe Lines Producers LtfT completed,
Offered—Rambo,
Cumpany has net
determined by the books
times
dividend
will
stock
common
additional dividend of
an
tor
sell
to
23,
amend
to
terms
Oil
Mitmor
share
one
success¬
were
Ltd.
and
undertakings
basis
a
each
for
Ltd.
that; company. ■
and
on
time
Producers
Gas
&
directors of
liabilities
exchanged
Mcschi,
director
16,000
that the
outstanding class A
receive
of
four
A
of
event
dividends,
of
excess
shares
and
Feb.
snares
and
Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc.—New Oil
A
Canadian
for some
on
Lines
Pipe
Mitmor
of
assets
Producers
George
a
Province
class
of
filing
Coast Counties Gas & Electrib Co.—Offer—
Addi¬
outstanding.
now
L'.
Canadian
board
the
would
Lines
OiiS
share.
share
Central
the
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Ry. Co., Lrst mortgage 5%
15, 1901, pajable April 15, 1951, and Chicago Aurora
and refunding mortgage 6%, ser.es A, bonds,
Estate
of
Coastal
menibers
of
Close & Kerneiv Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., on Feb. 8 offered
publicly 20,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1)
per
in
proposes
authorized
issue
Co..
un;il
persons
Power
3.197.300,
common
1926, payable Jan.
2,
164, p.
the company's authorized capital
shares of $1.00 par value common
in
6,500,000
Canadian
$5
Central
total
subsidiaries,
first
Go.
of Chicago
Real
V.
■
Each
Jan.
He
to
plan to
a
substantial
Oil
See Connecticut Investment Management
at
the
to
its
Electric
authorizing the parent
subsidiaries; and the Commis¬
interested
the
2,697.300
of
&
order
the District Court of the United States for the Northern
Eastern Division entered on Jan.
13,
1954, the
which
RR.
stock
of
to
companies.Upon completion of the over-all plans for present acquisitions, ap¬
proximately 4,650,000 shares of Canadian Pipe Lines Producers Ltd.
stock will he outstanding with l,8o0,000 shares still remaining in the
Pasco
Proposed Acquisition—
Budget
in
two
Gas
an
Illinois,
dated April
Elgin
15
an
shares
acquisition
and
See
514.
p.
funds
and
Secretary and General Manager,
special stockholders' meeting would
approve
stock
Ltd.
director
and
Ry.
Budd
of
within
bonds
&
treasury.
Directors—
the
in
and
have
of
that
to
3,500,000
of
director
a
aiateiy
Cal-WLliston
Corp.
also
Broad
is
By order of
District
North
of
179,
•
33
from
increase
from
i
American
Capitalization—Acquiring
Negotiations which have been carried
H.
Street
of
of Arrow
2090.
p.
President
Mr.
reached
Street investing Corp.—New
McAlpin
division
a
director
a
force
McAlpin, a limited partner
firm of Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Mr.
already
Chicago,; Aurora & Elgin RR.—Time Extended—
Boston,
to be
partially
expeditures.
Bank
the
notes,
for
company
shares of its $10 par common stock for
$2,000,000.
of the stock sales will be used by the subsidiaries to
finance,
the cost of the construction programs,—V. 179, p. 2.
in part,
time
borrow
$2,750,0,00,
outstanding
the
additional
Proceeds
See
Farmer,
from
director of State Street Trust Co.
a
brokerage
Broad
Co.,
He is also President and
Liability Insurance Co. and
As
200,000
610.
p.
Canada)—To
Life Insurance Co.—Chairman Elected
Feb.
on
Goodrich Co;.,
to
as
stock
organization,
Electric
investments
its parent 500,000 additional
Southwestern
proposes
to
Canadian Pipe Lines Producers, Ltd. (Calgary, Alberta,
to the newly created position of Chairman of the Board.
F.
so
common
holders
to
above.—V.
issued
charter
Elgin
President.
nounced
directors
additional
has
,
construction
used
Co.
an order
giving
request a hearing thereon.
According to the application,
to
and also to
31,
tional Properties—
The
make
sion
"city
an
additional 10 days of charity racing.
The company has
acquired a site for the construction and operation of a modern racing
plant, and construction has been under way for four months.
Net
proceeds of
the
present
financing
and tne subscriptions for con¬
tributions of the original promoters, amounting to $2,406,500, for the
conduct
1953
$6,652,909
202.
p.
the
tne
enabling
Inc.—January Sales 7.3% Lower—
$6,166,024
179,
an
conducting racing meeting thereat.
According to the pros¬
Illinois Rac.ng Board has grained a license to conduct
the
pectus,
snares
common
company
reimburse
Sales
—V.
of
of their
This
2239.
p.
and
commission;
has
company
Tne
—V.
Bond Stores,
public sale at 100%
commission,
selling
entered
Noonan, Inc., Springfield, 111.,
Corp.—To Offer Stock—
The directors have voted to Increase the company's working capital
through issuance of 77,855 additional shares of capital stock (par $1)
to stockholders at $3.75 per share on the basis of one hew share for
'
"speculative."
Cambridge
Bolsa Chica
for
selling
10%
a
with
constructing
B.
an
Coach
corporation has joined with
& Light Co. and Southwestern
application with the SEC for
Power
statement, with. the .SEC
registration
a
completed,, thereby
Central & South West Corp.—To Increase Investments
Registers
—
Exchange Commission—
offered
be
to
are
area," and
Offering Over¬
111.
1954, covering $1,400,000 of 10-year 6% first mortgae bonds,
1, 1964, and 140,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value.
The bonds
bonds
Black Hills Power & Light Co.—Stock
Louis,
St.
to
This
be used to replenish working capital previously
expansion.—V. 173,
plant
and those of its
at Sa3.2o per snare.
employees
its
to
shares of common stock
expires
The net proceeds will
utilized
offered
10
East
Inc.,
Downs,
Securities
amount,
The
been
Central Public Utility Corp.—Unit
Expands—
85,000
applied
has
company
have
load growth during the interim period.
that work will ft rt sometime in April, although final
with contractors have not been completed.
share
This
$680,000 of unsecured
will
anticipated
expected
arrangements
company
per
Cahokia
Berkshire Gas Co.—Bank Loans—
its
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Witn a rated capacity of 100,oO)
kilowatt*, Mfcun oiation
is Maine's largest single source of
electricity,—V. 179, p. 102.
on Feb. 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $lt"to be offered at
through Hill Richards & Co., Los Angeles, Calif. The
Net
proceeds are to be used to retire a o%
secured note and for
general corporate purposes.—-V. 176, p. 2434.
The
covering
is
.
Calif.—Files—
Burton Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles,
Dillon & Co. has negotiated the private placement
institutional
investors of $10,000,000 ' (Canadian)
man,
key,
total
"At
at the same
Presidents
Vice
Executive
named
2374.
were
p.
also
has
President,
Gossett,
total
the
Gossett Co.—E. J. Gossett Chairman—
Bell &
E.
.
to
complete
the
Cousins. Island
the meantime the new 30,000-kilowatt-unit to be installed,
large available
used, car financing;, the general outlook for commercial
(OZJj1
and
Of
factoring receivable financing;
the
ing
,
T-JpfiR-fration
The
registration statement covering
(par $10)
issuable
the
has
only
exercise
upon
which
company
of
the SEC.'
to purchase
options
the
options have
been
will
or
and its subsidiaries—V.
company
be
issued
v
company,
Federal
of
pected
-
to
determined
.
-
...
;
>^
/
v
,
.
The proceeds are^nbe-used to reimburse the company's treasury
for construction expenditures and to retire bank loans.—V. 179, p. 103.>
• '
Connecticut Investment Management Corp.—To Merge
...
.
to combine
Broad
-
H.
12
this closed
Street
approve
on
investment company
Corp.,
fund
mutual
a
founded in
dating
-
IMlf-wlU.
assets
then
Broad
Connecticut
their
Street
Investment
shares
Investing
On
Dec.
31
the
Broad
had
Investing
and
$36,182,000
of
9,070
to
be
involved
Investment
in
combination
a
year. In January, Francis
president ol Broad Street
Iit {>
V
Management
F.
Broad
with
Randolph,
Investlne
the second firm
Street
Investing this
Corp.
is
of
tne
acqulra<1 the abscls 01 Ferncllft
2117
directors have
the company,
Camp,
of
V.
175,
that
Norman
will resign from that post
oinjctcr
a
has
years,
announced
and
Vice-Presioent
a
been
of
President
to
elected
the
Mr.
iferred.
Stock
City, Mo.,
Rrnnkfiplrt
Biooktieid,
Uo.,
PROCEEDS—The
short-term notes
net
proceeds
will
be
used
for
Oklahoma
to
lft'drv
thp
holes
-
maintains
under
the
home
and
office
in
Dallas
Farmington,
ranimi
r.r
1S39
^ rfmp^gn
Preston
•
Fr
,
EFFECT TO PRESENT
con«ac.
is
cri
Authorized
.
First
mortaaae
bondst
Series
A,
Series
B,' 4%,'
"'Series
4%,
C,
Debenture
bds.,
cumulative
pfd. stock
pfd.
pfd.
stock
•
8,200 shs.
1,440 shs.
$50)
1,800 shs.
1,800 shs.
(par
$10)
$50)—
(par
1,200 shs.
1,200 shs.
.
,
100,000 shs.
^
BUSINESS
15,000
$50)___
(par
stock,
(par
stock
nTTCTXTT^oo
150,000
1978
6%, due March 1, 1958
non-cum.
6%
1,
la6',750
^
~
25,000 shs.1in
io
Company was incorporated on Sept. 13, 1927, in Missouri.
The company does business in north-central Missouri
as an
operating utility company,
furnishing the electric light and power
service
ice
V.
in
in
18
two
179,
the
and
towns
Oct.
31,
no
debentures
are
on
made
Delhi
The
1953,
bank
Delhi owned
pledged
Dec.
part
as
28
Air
Lines,
.
which
in
has
Delhi
an
secondary
Oliering
Ol
shprp*
0,/UU
nf
snares
stork
rnmmon
security for
Ol
common
SIOLK
$3,500,000
Delhi
Oil
Oct.
sold
on
on
rata
pro
a
21,
1950,
basis
whereby
Canadian Delhi
cu„ra
T4-
snare.
It
with
dealers discount
a
nninb-lir
was
r.nmnlo.+oZ
quiCKiy
V
Of 25
178
compietea.—V.
cents per
947^
r»
I/O,
p.
•
Ztrn.
Canadian! Delhi
Foh
.
Corp.
nffu-r-orl
18
f,
Oil
/
,
fn
the
Offered
—
The
cfnplrhnlHprc
pnmmnn
!
77
,
,
Stock
—
t
noi
r!rn
nf
Fnh
rpnnrH
JJV
t-ixm
Jiarpc
npw
s
.
for
:
..
fixio
oanh
ehorpc
jj5.
s
,
Rolrl
with
fhp
ducing
liege Of subscribing ior additional shares,
lhe subscription offer expires at 2 p.m. (CST) on March 10.
The
offering
i<;
°
The
not
Northern
underwritten
Trust
Co.,
50 So.
'
of
wholly-owned
Street, Chicago
90,
is
111.,
sale
in
the
Toronto
that
so
applications
behalf
of
a
gas.
If
ii
than
loan
directors
the
uie
entire
enure
may determine,
amount) of thp
arnounu 01
ine
primarily
offering
oiienng
for
is
is
working
sold
suia,
oav->
pay
In
i'
ered
by
fejGGn
a^any
assiened
Delhi
Dart
as
*p-8..® p
M
CAPITALIZATION
rectors
untifMay 20 1954 Thbs agreement has
S6curitv
" TVT^
^"
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
AC,
suuti
due
indphtpdnos*?
in*; OR
105.28
.
Outstanding
The
Delhi Oil Corp.:
(
*4 '4%
secured note, due Dec. 31,
60 $14,984,865
secured notes, due Feb. 15, 1957
*4%
'■
secured
to
4 %
note
aiiv
to
April
97
Mav
notes
Current^
iq68
97 3nn
note
wich
"uneY,
in
■
shares
by
sale.—V.
291 000
bt
Canada,
VOTE-
On
last
12
First
179,
ninnthq
19
p.
ic
at
102.425
by
at
.
85th.
its
1,250,000
5,000,000 shs.
.
,
.
1^50,000
3,611,152 shs.
,
..
.
a
:
reserved for Issuance
agreement
TS'JZZSX
price
"of
i
$51.00
«
i
per
account
year.
of
the
year,
this
Cumulative and participating convertible class A stock
(par $1) at $11 per share.
Copyright
I
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
tn
.
,
,
the
rate
ol
exchange,
i.,
remittance
I
a
for foreign
subscriptions
heat
•
.
panel
toast,
an
being
is
in-
x
Twin-Features,
Switches control the
heating and
silver
finish,
dealers
only
this and
in
householders
to
the
related
and
other
new]
the
ventilating, air-
cooling,
maintain
will
point desired,
unit is
inches
26
would
countries
to
but
wide, '
177,
than
this
on
L.
Fph
1256.
p.
•
"
-
year
annnunrpd
wLt
in
vear
tnis
1R
is
in
ever
represents
undertaken in
40%
a
the
to
to
an
oe
■
.
unorecedented
tlL ^a^S
laigest
be
tne
participating dividends
1954
a.
by
William
Possesions,
B.
Dana
of marketing,
said the procompany's 1953 expenditures
the
Elgin
has
already
invested
$1,000,-
which ha
.
_
A
^
design patent, No.
j
u
>r
xw
o
..
T.
8.
been granted by the U. S. Patent
"Pocket Radio," the world's
smallest portable, which was introduced last July incorporating revolutionary advances in design,
it has been announced by Dorman D.
Israel, Executive Vice-President.
office to
170,923, has
this corporation for
the Emerson
This receiver, now famous as Emerson Model 747, weighs less than
a pound and
three inches.
measures six inches by one and
one-quarter
Mr. Israel reports that nearly
100,000 have
179, p.
x
t
^
i
t
x
x
•
tir-n*
Eppley Hotels CO.-InCreaSeS Investment in William
Penn Hotel
in
Pittsburgh—
pittcKiirfzVi
q
xt
Tne
1 kq
org
n
See Pittsburgh Hotels, Inc. below.-V. 159, p. 230.
>
Equity Corp.-To Acquire Bell Aircraft StockSEC
on
Feb.
16
announced
the
issuance
of
an
exemption order
^ent of Reorganization" entered into by this corporation and^ Bell
A,ircraffc CorP- pursuant to which Equity will exchange all of the
Cjass
B
common
stock
of
American
Wheelabrator
&
Equipment
Corp.
which it owns for common stock of Bell on the basis of eight shares
EquTty'alsoCwiu"make^a^Imilar^offer°toTtf/individuaIC'whe^abrator
ment
also
to
exchange
provides
that
their shares
on
Wheelabrator
the
shall
same
basis.
redeem
all
The
of
its
agree-
class
A slock, namely the 28,500 -shares owned by Equity, at the redemp-
Comp&ny.
Reentered
as
second
class
U
.
,
^
•
inches by '
been sold,
398.
'saUe®^!"cStoS"3?"S
25, 1942, at the
matter February
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, 848.00 per year;'in Dominion
,
.
prouujyft
industry.
watch
charge
increase over
estimated
He
investing
is
rciafmed
ciaimea
wnac
Vice-President
Rowe,
in
if-
300
concentrate
hotels, sanitariums,
motels,
markets.—V.
^S.*
Smith
j
as
the panel, operating on 120 volts, 60-cycle
series of three switches and a thermostat
and
by
.
stockhc ders
,
receive
1»W»^ fo^ach'suoh sEa/of 10c for ea'ch -100,000 or port.on
••
and
buildings
The
&
warm
under the Investment Company Act with respect to a "Plan and Agree-
1
.
A otOCk Ulterea—.ivaimar)
V-rO., inc., lViinneapuiib,
Minn., on Feb. 4 offered publicly 27,270 shares of 80-cent
Fdwards
n
New Product
grille,) the panel attains a maximum ternFahrenheit with a consumption of i;500 watts.
a
%-ton hermatically sealed Tecumseh
_
offeiing the biggest single
has 75 distributors serving the 75 key marketing
to
at
cucumber-or
a
utilizes
hammered
a
corporation
Doughboy Industries, Inc., New Richmond, wis.—Class
qfGnir
Offprpd
TCalman
Rr
Co
Inc
Minneaoolis
n
fluctuations
we are
will be entitled
as
with the demand becoming stronger.—V.
in the U. S.
shares
1953
$4 740 238
'
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—Patent Granted
-
1970 000
■
TWIinPd—
000 the past four years in developing its design facilities
promotion for sewing machines ever developed by any manufacturer
^Tha'.^poSW
covering
common
stock
described as the most comprehensive in the industry.-V. 179, p. 4.
N
Vice-President,
■
room, cool
a
it
watch styling.
ou
-
a
'
8
...
anniversary
with this program,
in
not
^Jo ooo
515.
"
Feb.
on
"
"
side of the unit.
one
comnanv
a
award
following
5 960 ooo
"
SEC
decorative
a
.
pub
Corp.
^
Elgin National Watcll Co.—Styling Program—
A
the
to
Boston
*
of
the
Tannarv
"""
'
_
1
montns.
offered
were
the
'
1954
yeai»
SS
™ia/°^^e^N?r^„NtCIpu/l/RdK?SS (Re.g.ek* le,eT?hSS' (SS
^1 v?
wnf
Published twice a week te^ery ^|P*ad
SePoff°.« Kew"S: N. WZFSnfS? Ukrl %:
of
of
29
,
monthly
to*
office
has announced plans for a quarter of a million dollar spring promotion and advertising campaign.
According to C. A. Lange, Executive
arebanking firms by w-hichpursuant to agreed to pur-.
an
they have
to 400,000 shares if tendered by Delhi any time on or prior
investment
1958,
April
on
1.970 000
Aug. 20, 1963
cue
-
up
cuccppriintr
succeeding
bonds
commemoration
In
>
assi0nment of proceeds of production or sales of
two
tne
M
headed
sales
on
A.
di-
the
eon*
1567.
p
and projects into the room 9Vs> inches,
Appleman,
President,
said
that Electriglas'
more
distributors
gram
of
board
5 950 ooo
1954
'
ftroducts
chase
floated
W6T6
.
areas
secured
P3foS00
the
bv
178
for
wall
mounting or window insertion; is theto supply radiant heat.
The source is a two square
electro-thermal glass panel covering the unit's face,
Both
on
/■lou.uuu
^ST&OOO
due June- 4
payments to April 1, 1955
TCommon stock ($1 par value)
.tj
,-3°°
Corp.;
4,/a%
whicli
Promotion—
97300
"i°°
to
bank
"wSiSd.
Preston
series
Tnr
and heating actions.
Thermostat, governing both
Leon
1
-n
com-,
market,
15 inches high,
To
291 000
mVnthiy
payabte
thp
during
,
1956
4
J
its
of
capital at
1954
t
unit,
by
Decorated
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., Inc., Cleveland, O.—
^
^
Qr>^^virr
Spend Qusrter- Ol. R IVIilliOIl - Dollsrs in Spring
350,527
4,431,000
collateral trust notes, due seri-
NonlnteresF^ote
rinrino-
syndicate
with
year-round constant temperature at whatever
a
and start preparations for refunding the $40,-.
general and refunding mortgage bonds, series
1988,
1,
May
competitive
^
-
4,431,000
—
%-
4%
due
collateral trust notes, due serially
March 16, 1958
o
'
•47?dseSd1Vte63due"'Aur~2T"i954 "'aS'SJ
Aug. zi, 1954
J5U,527
4 /o
"
$14,984,865
n
instructed
been
shares
equity
»
keep
controlled
are
The
The bonds 3re redeemable at 105.43 through April 30 next and at
tztktamptmp
Authorized
consider
to
have
comnanv
of
Oct
favorable—V.'
filed
"""
styling program
J.
this
^
and
conditioning
515,
p.
issue
,
,
was
Stores
air-conditioner
mounted
If these requisite
179,
to
compressor.
000.000 issue of Vk%
time
for
„
of
(ban
certificates
15-pound,
'The
Detroit EdlSOn Co.—Plans to Refunpl Bonds—
officers
f
000eSsh1ares ofnDemi"ommon Itock af^lO pTr shaTe if°tend-
400
..
do so.—V,
may
j
to
$4 326 347
foot,
obtained, it is planned that the line will be built and
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd., which initially is to be
by Canadian Delhi Oil and 50% by the stockholders of
various of its Canadian affiliates
Tn6 connection t,Cuhin« Sin nnf f°
.ti!n with
°ir>
pr?,<?ee^
$3^500,000 of such indebtedness incurredand due April o0, 1954, Delhi has made an agreement
recdved.
SSe
the
as
less
iebj»
__
notification
trust
Protected
Western Pipelines Ltd-. It is estimated that the cost of the project
v'M be roughly $300,000,000. At the present time the plan for firiancthe construction of the line has not been formulated. It is contemplated that Delhi-will not participate in this financing but that
purposes
.
.
of
number
$2,000,000
later
not
sCrerLing
perature of 440 degrees
are
50%
of
dual-purpose
con-
owned
the
Plans Private Financing
sufficient
a
but
,,
first of its kind
gas from the proand Montreal areas-
on
more
in
pa,ts or deep
air-conditioning unit with a glass radiant
troduced by this corporation.
"Bearing the trade name -of Electriglass
pipeline,
a
for
'
and
consideration
^
^
Pipe
subscription agent.
caDital
uapiuii.
faster
Ilows
important
Electrig'las Corp., Bergenfield, N. J.
•
the capital stock of Trans-Canada
of
of.Alberta, for
their-respective interests
operated" by
of
approximately
date
%_v' I79"p"_2b3
of
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds the company will use approximately
$8,500,000 to pay on indebtedness maturing within the current fiscal
year.
The balance will be added to the general funds to be used for.
such
Styron. 688,
an
.
sale
Fdi«nrt-Rrn«*
the
of
markets
new
C°ntrC" °Ver 'he-
,
letter
-Designed
.
all
owns
permits to build the pipeline and transport the
Salle
all
.
ttcuson tsros. Mores, inc.—January feaies Declined—
par
subsidiary
distributed
Delhi
Delhi.
fields
approvals
La
the
"
polystrene)
(Dow
Month of January—
solidated project might be made to the governmental authorities for
t
expected
Styron
to open
representing 1,900 shares of
to be purchased by Courts & Co., Atlanta, Ga., the underwriter,
afe
$n.371/2 per share. The proceeds are to go to Charles W. Nielsen, who
is the selling stockholder.—V. 178, p. 240.
and to cities along the route. In January, 1954, Canadian Delhi Petroleum entered into an agreement with the stockholders of Western
pipelines Ltd. (another pipeline applicant) providing for the combining
nriv-
uciu, w in urn piiv
,
became
Thereafter
from Alberta to eastern Canada and to transport
£
purpose
•
stockholders
ada and with the Province of Alberta for permits to build
1 <1
u
i
right to subscribe for l,Uolr75o additional snares Ol
common stock (par $1) at $10 per share on the basis Of
is
known as
the
mold,
Eastern
„
voting
Lines Ltd., which has filed applications with the Government of Can--
on
general
o-n/-.
a
capital stock which it owned in Canadian Delhi Petroleum to the stockholders of
company
Oil
Petroleum.
Canadian Delhi Oil
Delhi
" » maJ°t
„•
company
raise
the
_,
a
its
to
engaged
was
..Edgar Brothers Co., Metlichen, N. J.—Files With SEC
.
bank;
interim
as
1
(h»
-
nracticablp
d?tions fS
the
amount of
the
to
stock
mon
number of shares of the capital stock of Canadian Delhi Petroleum
(par $1.25) was made on reb. 5 by Boettcner & UO. at
share,
comoanv
company has applied to the SEC for authorization
jg institutional investors $7,000,000 of collateral
earliest
a
iS
nf
"
the
"** °n * MMU sc,le-,,nd
company.
Tu:iW!,
contemplates
loans.
$8,100,000 principal
nfftrp'!
P
Wte
1930s
on>
Co
e
ami
niant*
Sales
organized Canadian
S7
per
nrinrtnai
early
t!
mur
The net pr0Ceeds of the sale of the bonds will be
applied toward
the reduction of the bank loan note. It is stated further that Eastern
value of 10 cents per share. The stockholders of Canadian Delhi Oil-|
then exchanged all of their stock in Canadian Delhi Oil for an equal
Offering—A
Inc.—Secondary
fi 700
nf
Doue-hhnv
seu
trust bonds,
4%% series, due 1978, at 100% of their principal amount; and the
Commission
has
given
interested
persons
until
March
1,
.1954,
to request a hearing on the
proposed financing and upon the com-pany's request for exemption from competitive bidding.
Eastern has
outstanding a $9,000,000 bank note, due April 19, 1954, which was
issued in connection with ts recent reorganizaton.
•
1953
Canadian Delhi Oil
1953,-
134 175 shs *
organized
bualS Ke'eLITlK fheVoSn3
this
,
This
common
including Delhi 1,599,244 shares of additional capital stock at the
nffprinP"
the
57,270 shs.
shs
cornoration
NeS^hmZrSoS? mill
RSmSS
New
20,000 shau.
60,000 shs.
The
>
$594,000
300^000
Eastern Utilities Associates
r
~
Continental
in
<
.
Wisconsin
tn
adoDted
was
throughout
„
ge"eral area
The other 60% of the capital
Taylor,
capital
Outstanding?
20,000 shs.
materiai.
new
evenly
subsidiary.,
under The Companies Act of Canada. On June
9, 1953, a new Canadian
corporation, Canadian Delhi Petroleum Ltd., was formed. On June 18,
"
Authorized
the^o'ld 8 m°
Co.
Gas
affiliated with Delhi
way
capital *
working
bhaies.
$660,000
of
name
,
developed by
Lopeno
The debentures were issued under an indenture dated
July 15, 1953, between Canadian Delhi Oil and Delhi; which indenture
makes, the debentures a floating charge on all of-the assets of Canadian
Delhi Oil; this floating charge leaves the Canadian company free to
operate its properties in the ordinary course of its business but becomes a hen indebtedness upon any default. In the indenture Delhi
agreed to purchase, if requested by Canadian Delhi Oil, an aggregate
510,000,600 of debentures, but not in excess of $1,000,000 in any
pe"od of 12 months up to June 30, 1956. AH but $200,000 of the,
loan
rural area; manufactures
the
surrounding
area.
surrounding
distributes
it
to
and
towns
611.
p.
name
/
pany to Delhi.
$304,000
its
fiscal
shares^
A
of'
date
the
Dow Chemical Co.—New Formulation of StyrOll—
debentures due June 30, 1960, issued by Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd,
in order to fund certain open-account indebtedness owed by that com-
Outstanding
-
l,'l970_II~
due March
cumulative
5%
'
1970
1,
June
due June
4%,
5%
Common
due
to
for
per
fund
a
changed
^*A,new formalatlon 01
organ-
gas -w®lls
an
.
by persons in
of
As
add
$12 50
the
plastics, using and further developing its heat-sealing machines in this
connection.
The comPany Produces three basic machines for sealing plastia
filmS' SUCh as cell°Phane- polyethylene, vinylite and pliofilm which
may be joiued by heat and pressure.-V. 179, p. 611.
oil
aggregate cost of $25,100,098, was acquired since Dec. 1, 1952, 330,000
shares having been purchased pursuant to a general tender offer to
the stockholders of Taylor. These 986,713 shares are pledged to secure
FINANCING
dividends
in"
rnmnnnv
of
to
lntrlcate 01'
certain long-term and short-term
-
GIVING
the
nf
Drice
In *947 the, company entered the plastics field and commenced
to,make inflated toys and beach items out of vinylite and other film
i'oc, ,,0/ Taylor Oil & Gas Co., equal to approximately' 44.6% of
Taylor o outstanding commcn stock consisting of 2,214,6li shares.
s interest in
property.
the
was
organization until
m
m
^rnmation
undear a'ha^e-boat charter
leased
•
cumula—-
.
■
Delhi also owned as of Dec. 31, 1953, 986,713 shares of the
of
under
name
is
company
iomp^are ^Ud
40'/ of the outstanding capital stock of San Juan Drilla Delaware corporation organized in April, 1950 and engaged
Stock
for the construction or
^
its
-
Present
its
•
'CAPITALIZATION
BUSINESS—The
Aug. 9
were
Tnnunn
Pnt-r.
be
offices
field
and
M.
N.
n
►,-uo,
o?L^
laws
whiJheis
its
Texas,
m?
Substantially all of Delhi
liquidation
i
-
gas
of
and
thereon
class
Preferred shares (par $15)
Class A shares (par $HJ—
Common shares (par $I)__L___J
Mon-
nrodnptinn
to
these
.
snrnp
cm
Kansas
of
Davablo
previous>
year
ontinn
dividends
proposes
mortgage 5%%
sinking
bonds due March 1, 1962___
new
the San Juan Basin of New Mexico.
owned
l\Tn
Prp
MO.—Pre-
the
rinnn
where
r-PiaHmr
nptivitips
'
i
a
pi'1?uiPo
CS'iO per ^hqrpl
(^OU npr snare;.
and accounts payable incurred
and
nrimarv
and Laredo,
mns
company
First
owns
White & Co., Kansas
Feb. 11 offered 1,200 shares of 6% cumu-
on
Utah
wnrir
in-Alabama
acreage
fiscal
the
redemption
• any
participating
redemption is made.
iwi,
Offered—Wclhler,
lativp preienea SIOCK at nor
iative Dreferred stork at par
electric
Tn
its
Delhi h
ln£
<spr\ri^p
Service
Dome
accumulated
proceeds hom^he Jale
net
such
at
the
of
be
the
on
from
accrue
-
the
of
each
at
ended
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
''
8-inch line from tne Lopeno Pietu to one oity 01 j-iart-tuj and tne other
12-inch line from the Blessing Field'in Matagorda County, Texas,
Dity of Victoria, Texas.
*
Pnhlin
Public
all
of
$200 000
of
excess
dividends' shall
year
shall
redeemed
time
_A„T^:r"
.
a
1860.
p.
fonfinners
Consumers
Delhi acquired
1947,
pvninratnrv
wildcat
of
DelhrPiLnne Cori?
/
for a number
Hirschfield.—
company
succeed
6,
and
in
year
liscal
without
such
'PROCEEDS—1The
the
be
any
unpaid
in which
year
y<r" g' utah> and Oklahoma, where 18 diy holes weie
to
company
tankei.
President of
1954. Richard W.
1,
blocks
Wvoming
'
Alice
12ed
Hirschfield,
March
on
plus' all
at
the
year,
the end
mav
part
redemption, but
the exploration-
is a gas Gas biexu in-Zapata owning a pipeline gathering system In the
gathering company
Lopeno.
Oourriy,^ltixas, ironi wnioxi gAsy Is gathered
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co.—New President—
The
'
mnsiriprnhip
arpftS
addition
„as
and
p'
8
thp(?p
ripihi
Board and
24-year-old
the
that
Chairman
announced
Jan.
after
shares
in
fiscal
participating
for
year
and
comDanv'fl
Texas
in
in
_
Connecticut
On
and
or
share
gas.
Such
each
of July of each
-Class-A
oil field in Eddy County N. M. In 1946
■
disposed "of.
was
in
the
The
stockholders.
-The
natural
of
whole
bJ£ r engaged In Utilizing
Methods of geonhvsi^exploration conducting DetrocheiX^
soiid£S
COndUCtlng Petro<*emical research, and prospecting toi
2,105 stockholders and $735,247
assets
and
for"any"*
income"
income."
31
h^urffig?SflTi" tL
propcrtils in
Mexico'
Texas® su^cessfull^completn.e nlie"8as
unTs
division ot the
and
' *
shares.
Connecticut firm had
Street
engaged primarily in
"net
"net
Oct.
tive from
in
obligation.
stock, and acquired leasehold interests , in the Barker Creek
-
-
assets;
is
production of : crude oil
price
assets and'liabilities ;,of Barker Dome Oil & Gas Co;, a Delaware corporatiori, through a statutory merger, as a result of which Delhi issued
to the stockholders of,; that company 517,273 shares of its common
tana
stockholders
to
Co.
drilled
equivalent assets value. The Connecticut firm
an
distribute
Gas
ol
the
Investing shares with
corporation
purchase
was
f* ,En!p'ri-Re/
wells
Feb.
on
the
accordance with such
in
New
1930.
trom
Freeman, President of the Connecticut company,
that
of
^ts.-omt key and, othei/employees, and. since that time . its operations
proposal
a
proposed transaction would involve exchanging the
of the Connecticut Corporation at market value for Broad Street
would
for
end
Investing
CFowell
stated
wiU'Wete
M.rch. 15.
on
made
adjustment
field in * Southerns Colorado and Northern New Mexico.
Until
1948
Delhi's operations were carried on by employees of Southern Union
Gas-Co. under a management contract, but early in 1948 Delhi engaged
..
.The stockholders
such
joined with Southern Union Gas Co. in the sale of 781,819 shares
of %ts common 7'stocks-to the common stockholders of Southern Union
Gas CO;, pursuant*to which'*all of the stock owned by Southern Union
1, 1984, with the interest/
bidding; • This offering is'ex-/,
....
' '
; •
,.
of
thereof
than
less
at
incorporated in Delaware as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
on Oct. 27, 1945.
It acquired from Southern
Union Gas Co.-certain oil' and gas lands in Louisiana and certain interDelhi
Tn Tcciip RnnHc
10 issue
stock
Southern Union Gas Co.
-
March
competitive
tbe
and
Delhi
punas
mature
at
in -March.
late
fn
agreemeuv/ir'ai any
common
as it shall determine to be necessary
rights substantially proportionate to the '
prior to such sale.
Upon sale of the addi-
BUSINESS—The
f0r
was
bonds
mortgage
rate. t*.*e
Sprvirp
service
coin-
1271.
p.
or
optionee
the
the option will be
announced on Feb.
16,
has applied to the
Commission for authority to issue and sell $3,000,000
Power
first
it
of
Oil Discovery—
Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc. above.-V. 178.
The
the
by
the option
chares
rights; existing
shares above offered/an
tional
key employees
7.
Co.—New
Oil
rAmmiiniiv PnhliiuinunuBuy -jtuimh,
.
stock
terms of
31st day
to
pieserve
optionee's
are*
■
...
Commonwealth
/See
shares
common
179, p. 611.
stock
common
These
the
issue ;additional
on
t0
by
share. 'Under
per
adjustment of the purchase price
■
pany; without cash consideration, ito certain officers and
of
$22.83
time Delhi shall
the option price, the Delhi board of directors is obligated to make such-
.
181,900 shares of
effective
declared
been
.
Eft'pctivp
Blieci ve
^Itafomont
statement
Kegistration
«.
and the diversity in the operations
indicate satisfactory operations dur-
manufacturing companies,
1954,
3
.
end advertisements must be made In New York funds.
'
I
xrte
4
ctrwme/tiui
Equity now owns 427,876 shares (48.4%)
300,000 shares (89.3%) of the class B common
Wheelabrator,
and
the
28,500 shares
(100%)
of the class
common of Wheelabrator.
Bell proposes to acquire Wheelabrator as
step in its postwar program to diversify Its operations.
V. 179,
398.
Price of
tlon
of
Bell
the
of
A
a
p.
$5
per
share.
common,
moo,
Bonds Offered
Bids
assets of
financing
the
from
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
company's
applied
be
will
used to pay
be
a
Stock
Growth
the
of
proposed
Brady,
ment
the
share.
York
and
Chairman
Chairman
now
Gobel
until
$7,320*970
Net sales—Total revenues
—V.
engaged principally in generating, pur¬
chasing, and selling Electricity.
Electric service is provided in 8 cities
and
towns in northeastern
Massachusetts having an area of about
106
square
miles and an aggregate population of around 108,000.
Territory served, an industrial and a highly residential area north or
Boston known as the North Shore, includes Salem, Beverly, Glouchester
and Rockport.
For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1953, the company
had
gross
operating
revenues
of $6,717,807 and
net income or
179,
$8,403,654
Genco Oil Co., Inc.,
filed
with
stock
M.
the
be
to
C.
used
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
offered
Davenport,
to
179,
$5,000,000
' 393,777 shs.
-
-
the
at
($1 per share), through Donald Kerr and
Scottsbluff, Neb; The proceeds are to be
par
both
of
SEC—
Electric Products Co.—Registers With
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
Feb.
1,7, 1954, covering 175,000 shares of its $1, par common stock,
to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed
The
.
company
The public
by amend-
by H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.) and Hayden, Stone & Co.
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
of
filed
notification
the
with
stock
SEC
is engaged primarily in the business of manufacturing
and specially made devices for the control and dis¬
energy.
Net proceeds of the stock financing
to
reduce short term bank loans all of which were
The company
tribution
will
used
be
if
ance,
-
The bal¬
company.
to provide working capital,
to the working capital of the
year
be added
will
any,
last
the
within
incurred
—V.
electric
of
179, p. 398.
•
„
' 1
.
The
Co., Trenton, N. J., on Feb. 11 publicly offered 39,000
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) at $1 per share
&
speculation."
a
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
stock
(par 25
cents)
outstanding
50,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
—
was organized in New Jersey on June 4, 1952
of engaging in the business of manufacturing cast
iron soil pipe and fittings by the Centrifugal Casting Process and in
distributing and selling such products.
The company has acquired a sizable tract of some 20 acres of in¬
dustrial land along a branch of the Reading Railroad in Lawrence
Township, N. J., about two miles from the center of Trenton, N. J.,
and is negotiating for the purchase of additional adjoining acreage.
The company is negotiating for the erection of one or more modern
industrial
structures
thereon. for
the conduct
of
Its business.—
BUSINESS—Company
for
the
v.
209j,
p.
"
.
board
statement
tis and Hirsch & Co. at $11.12%
the proceeds
PROCEEDS—From
filed
was
on
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Feb.
group of approximately
First Boston Corp., Blyth &
offering
public
a
Sale of
of
has
announced
with the SEC
16
registration
a
proposed
that a
covering
of
ing
make
the common
145 underwriters
Co.,
Inc.
and
headed jointly by The
Witter & Co., will
Dean
of the stock early in March.
stock of this company, Mr. Crafts said, is part
recently approved by
growth of the Firemen's
program
a
continuing
the
the
1954, of the National Surety
National Surety Marine In¬
the directors to provide for
Fund Group and to finance
acquisition by the company on Jan. 12,
Corp. and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
surance Corp.—V.
179, p. 612.
Feb. 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 14,200 shares of participating preference stock (par $1) to
be offered at a price to be named later through Hallowell, Sulzberger
& Co., Boenning & Co. and Thayer, Baker & Co., all of Philadelphia,
Pa.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay additions and improve¬
ments to property and for working capital.—V. 179, p. 203.
company
of January—
1953
1954
Sales
$583,589
$664,143
—V. 179, p. 203i
of
Leo
has placed $6,250,000 4V2% cum¬
ulative preferred stock, series C (par $100) with a group
of institutional investors, it was announced on Feb. 15 by
McGregor Smith, President. The financing was arranged
through Glore, Forgan & Co.
company
Life
Insurance
Co.
purchased 30,000 shares; Investors
Mutual, Inc. 10,000 shares; The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
5,000 shares; and the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn 3,000 shares.
The
balance
of
the
preferred
stock
was
purchased
other
nine
by
Institutions.
The proceeds will aid the company's expansion program, which has
already increased its system capability to more than three times its
VJ-Day rating.
Its 1954 construction costs are
expected
to
top
$39,000,000, highest in the company's history, Mr. Smith said.
The company supplies electric service to
about one-third of the
total population of the State of Florida in an area which
comprises
most of the east coast of Florida, the lower west
coast, and portions
of central and north central Florida.
Principal cities served include
Miami, Miami Beach, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Lakeland,
and Daytona Beach.
Gas service is rendered In Miami", Daytona Beach,
Lakeland, and Palatka.
new
that
products through possible acquisition of other
related electronics fields.
'
The
any
way
in
report
passing
It further
the
upon
noted
that
probably have
months.—V. 179,
would
trustee
two
about
BUSINESS—The
company's
principal
products
include
and
radio
for
for
for
1953.
Joliet,
Seven
about
The
in
sets; variable
sets; coils
73%
of
company
and
leading
in
the
radio
and
months
nine
TV set makers
ended Novem¬
...
Nov.
formed Jn 1923.
Its four plants are
Chicopee, 'Mass.; Danielson, Conn., and
in
varying
amounts
have
been paid
GIVING
2>/4%
notes,
dated
Aug.
31,
314%
notes
dated
Dec.
EFFECT
18,
31, 1956.
Nov.
1,
in
semi-annual
1946__
1951
Instalments
of
$62,500
underwriters
of
below
named
have
Arthurs,
Bache
The
Bioren
Butcher
&
4,000
8,000
10,000
Co
&
Co
Hooker
A.
Newhard,
8,000
Sherrerd______
duPont
Hill
4,000
Co
Co.__
&
&
5,000
Eichler
I.
Hentz
2,000
Co.
&
Co
&
H.
6,000
Lestrange
&
Penington, Colket & Co.
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.
4,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,,
6,000
16,000
Emanuel, Deejen & Co
—V. 179, p. 517.
5,000
Richards
M.
&
Co
& Fay
Kidder &
Co
8,000
L
Cook
General Precision Equipment Corp.
Further in Digital Computer Field—
Librascope,
11
Inc.,
of
&
5,000
9,000
8,000
Co.
5,000
Glendale,
Calif.,
Unit Expands
—
subsidiary,
a
announced
Feb.
Trust Co.,
New York, N. Y. is prepared to deliver
mortgage bonds, 3y«% series, due April 1, 1983, in
exchange for outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 179, p. 204.
first
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Proposed
Consolidation
being asked to approve a consolidation of this
Corporation and Investors Management Fund, Inc. They have' parallel
are
President
of
Librascope,
stated
that
the
use
of
A
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
17, 1954, covering 300,000 shares of $20 par common stock, to be
offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
and
Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The public
offering price and under¬
offering
proceeds
stock
subsidiaries
tion
with
for
to
be
supplied by amnedment.
public is expected on March
the
will
of
be
used
reduction
1954
4
;
^
and
1954—Month—1953
to
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$5,814,525 $47,244,355 $54,089,731
to
make
of
their
construction
bank
Pipe Line Co.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
increase the
to
debentures
15 stated that the proceeds ajre
capacity of the company's refined products*.
part of
are
$30,000,000,—V.
additional
loans
an
170, p.
authorized issue of debentures
690.
r
program,
for
In
and-
for
in
connec¬
other
general
use
for
1,450,000
sale
$1
is
shares
per
,
Insurance
Oil
Co., Dallas, Texas—10%
Corp.—To
Files With
Stock Divi¬
Offering of Rights to Stkhldrs.
Build
ethylene plant and
new
World's Largest
Ethylene
at Port Arthur, Texas—
a
new
platforming plant, each the largest
kind
of
ethylene unit, the second such to be built at the refinery*
a
capacity of 3,000,000,000 cubic feet of ethylene < gas per
This will represent an increase of about 10% in the nation'sethylene production.
It will more than double the refinery present
production, raising the total to nearly 5,500,000,000 cubic feet yearly.
The platforming unit is designed to produce an improved quality /
of high octane motor gasoline, thus keeping pace with the most mod¬
have
year.
automotive
ern
needs.
The
unit
may
expand aviation gasoline production.
per stream day.
be
finished
two
acres
the
added
also be used to improve andt.
Capacity will be .29,000 barrels
both units is scheduled to began this spring ana
first quarter of 1955.
Each will occupy about
refinery with substantially more land provided fo® 7
auxiliary equipment attendant to them.
Although not.
Construction
—
at
at
of
in
the
the
Exchange Commission—
related
Feb.
letter, of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of non-assessable preferred stock to be offered
through Daniel Sherman Secord, 4016 South Grand, Spokane, Wash.
require an
The
The platforming
unit will employ the platinum catalyst method
developed by the'Universal Oil Products Co. "The plant-comprises a
The company on
10
filed
a
net proceeds are to be used to retire indebtednss, to install addi¬
tional machinery and for working capital. < The Offering- will be made
at par ($10 per share.—V. 173, p.' 760.
< '
: *
i '■
'
.
.
The
9.
investments
and
corporation, pn Feb.
its
will
'
179, p. 716.
Securities
rate
in the world, will be erected at the Port Arthur, Texas,
this corporation, it was announced on Feb. 16.
No esti¬
mate of costs for the extensive projects was given.
corporate purposes.
The construction program of the telephone sub¬
sidiaries
of
the
registrant for
1954
is
estimated
at
$80,468,000.1
—V.
dividend
the additional 275.066
-
Lakes
covering
refinery
equities of subsidiaries and temporary advances to the
the
annual
of
that action in respect to a stock divi¬
the board later in 1954.—V. 178, p. 480.
$5,444,724
-
Gulf
The
The
and
year,
and Platforming Plants
Feb.
Net
issuance
board at the March meeting fol¬
investment income.
He also said
The stockholders also authorized the sale of 5,000 new shares o£
capital stock (par $10) at a price not exceeding $55 per share, therebyincreasing
the capital stock
of the company
from
$2,200,000' to
$2,250,000 with the remainder to be paid into "surplus" account; such
offering of stock will be made ratably to stockholders of record April
12, 1954.—V. 177, p. 2248.
"
General Telephone Corp.—Registers With SEC—
common
after
stockholders on Feb. 11 approved a 10% stock dividend, thereby
increasing the capital stock
of
the company from
$2,000,000 to
$2,200,000, such stock dividend to be distributed as soon as practicable.
magnetic decision
elements in combination
with Librascope's
advanced computer techniques will result in much improved and highly
reliable digital computers for both industrial and
military application.
—"V. 179, p. 5.
to
the
shares ol
authorized
The
these
are
that
stated
dend Authorized—Plans
inductors and related components) pre-packaged in small
When used in proper combination, they provide great flexibility
simplicity in computer design and construction, and for special
applications,
such
as
airborne
computers,
they
replace
units
of
approximately 10 times their size. -
writing terms
200,000
treasury as
the
in
204.
p.
Gulf
resistors,
Imm,
remaining
held
rector.
acquisition of the Minnesota Electronics Corp. of St. Paul,
manufacturers of digital computers and components.
Minnesota
Electronics has recently developed a product of major
importance to the digital computer field called submlniature magnetic
decision elements.
These elements consist of electronic units (diodes,
W.
the
be
; The company now has pending before the Commissioner of Cor¬
porations of California an. application for a closed permit to sell
300,000 shares of stock at $1 per share to the, Salinas group of individ¬
uals and firms who were instrumental in causing the company to be
organized and who are prepared to furnish the initial capital to com¬
mence
operations.
These include Bruce Church, President and Di¬
the
Lewis
and
will
of
di¬
the issuance
the
filed; a registration statement with th«
of its $1 par common stock, to be
share (no underwriting), primarily to< in¬
dividuals
and
firms, in the Salinas Valley, Imperial Valley, Yuma.
Phoenix, and other districts, in and outside of these states of Cali¬
fornia
and
Arizona, (who are engaged in or closely allited to the
growing and shipping industry.
The registrant is a
new
company,
without any previous history*
organized under California laws on Jan. 12, 1954, and proposing to
engage primarily and initially in the manufacture of corrugated paper
cartons suitable for shipment of "dry-pack" lettuce and the manu¬
facture of polyethelene (and cellophane) bags for use in prepackaging:
carrots
and other vegetable or
fruit products. Two plants, a cor¬
rugating plant for the manufacture of the cartons and a polyethelene
plant for manufacture of polyethelene and "cello" type bags, are to
be constructed on a site at Salinas, Calif., adjoining the plants and;
facilities of the Growers Ice and Development Company. Proceeds off
the stock sale will be used for construction of these plants,
acquisiUopir
of equipment, working capital and general expenses.
Shares
Franklin, Meyer & Barnett
Goodbody & Co
55,000
32,000
Co
Bateman,
shares,
President,
prior
exceed
offered
severally
Shares
&
Curtis
&
This action will result in
by
a
number of years, the company had followed a policy of
stock dividend each year to capitalize a portion of the earn¬
above
not
SEC
through Aug.
$83,333 each through
each
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of common
set forth opposite their respective names:
Hirsch
set
Container Corp., Salinas, Calif. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Coinmission—
stock
Jackson
be
Growers
Outstanding
$1,250,000
•$375,000
1,500,000
$1,166,668
1,500,000 shs.
817,973 shs.
$Payable in semi-annual instalments
Webber,
to
th«
share
additional
one
date
stockholders,
the
by
of
record
a
stock.
the capital stock,
used
The
I960.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Paine,
proposal
issuance
on
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
$1)
(par
additional
the
179,
be
to
Authorized
stock
the
owned
Harry Moreland, President, on Feb.
the
on
to
Common
a
Great
1939. During the nine months ended
the disbursements amounted to 75 cents per 6hare.
CAPITALIZATION
action
vately—This company, through Morgan Stanley & Co.,
sold $10,000,000 of 20-year sinking fund 4% debentures
due Feb.
1, 1974, and has entered into agreements
with certain institutions providing for the sale of ad¬
ditional debentures prior to April 1, 1955.
in every year since
30, 1953
management's
be determined by the
study of 1954 projected
a
of
—V.
,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
stock
for
1954, a proposal to increase the capital stock
par value common stock now outstanding
March meeting.
Sales—
company's net sales have increased from
$14,024,316 in the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1949 to $30,407,529 for
the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1953.
For the nine months ended Nov.
30, 1953 volume was $27,159,024.
Net income for the nine months to
Nov. 30, 1953 was equal to $1.45 per share on the common stock then
outstanding.
Split—
Jan. 2l~ voted
at the annual meeting
on
$4
Period End. Jan. 31—
111.
common
reversibl*
one-piece
was
N. J.;
Elizabeth,
the
sales
of
designed
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off-^r
condensers, push-button tuning
transformers for radio and
radio
receivers.
accounted
ber.
television
automobile
television
stockholders
dend would be considered by
television components and electronic items for national defense.
Among
the products manufactured are VHF and UHF tuners, yokes and com¬
units
specially
split two-for-one, the directors
authorized stock
on
for
ings
Gibbonsville Mining & Exploration Co.
Bankers
The stockholders
in
as
will
paying
companies in
to
Definitive 37/s% Bonds Ready—
definitive
is
Rapids, Mich.
authorize
share
Goodwin,
paid
shares,
lowing
research and development.
The
will be used for general corporate purposes, includ¬
ing the addition of
manufacturing
the
275,000
be
new
cubes.
Florida Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Sold Pri¬
York
It
X
of
the Bankruptcy Act.
decision not to suspend trading
reorganization
50,000
of
to
each
but unissued
and
New
properties.
105.
p.
shares of
approval
for
additional
on
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—January Sales Off-
vately—The
construed
March 17,
on
rectors at
Minn.,
Month
,
North Bergen,
its
of
change in capitalization and to enable the capital stock/
a
intends
stock
share.
per
balance of proceeds
Francis
Fischer & Porter Co., Ilatboro, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
all
Chapter
that its
financial
for
is
179,
275,000
Upon
the sale, the company will apply
tooling, modernization of pro¬
of
$1,000,000 to plant additions,
duction
facilities, and engineering
•Payable
600,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50).
is expected, Mr. Crafts said, that a nationwide investment bank¬
offering
It
President,
Crafts,
F.
of
concern
leased
750,000 shares of such stock.
to
'.V,,'
Fireman's Fund Insurance
James
order
be held
to
Offered—
Public offering of 200,000 shares of additional common
stock (par $1) was made on Feb. 17 by an underwriting
group headed jointly by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
purpose
178,
it
value of the Gobel stock.
the
of this company to be
to recommend
totfce
on, Jan.
SALES & EARNINGS—The
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
additional
machinery and used for working capital.
land, building and
under
be
or
for
current
a
effect
To
Instrument Corp.—Common Stock
located
net proceeds are to be used to purchase
PROCEEDS—The
not
packing
when
Government Employees Insurance Co.—Stock
covered by a letter
(no par),
from
ponents
Co.—Stock Offered—A. Kalb
Federal Pipe # Foundry
"as
meat
1953
distributors in Grand
foam
19, 30,050 shares are
being offered by the company directly to certain officers and directors,
and the balance of 19.950 is being offered to certain key employees
Of the company at $1.25 per share.—V. 179, p. 516.
about
mass-produced
s
and
of
quality
cushions.—V.
50,000 shares of common
General
Federal
addition, the affairs
subject to court
In
trustee,
a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Airfoam Order—
716.
P.
of
Arrangements for the largest single purchase of Airfoam ever made
a furniture manufacturer have Just been completed by the Luxury
Furniture Co. through Stephenson and Lawyer, Inc., Goodyear's Air¬
develop leases.
nnn
$5,000,000
Common stock ($10 par value)—
.
393,777 shs.
•Additional bonds of the same or other series may be Issued on the
Conditions and subject to the limitations contained in the indenture.
—V.
direction
by
General Alloys Co.—Stock Offered Employees—
.
Of
bonds, series A, 3'/4%,
---
of
612.
Scottsbluff, Neb.—Files—
Feb. 2 and Feb. 10 amended its letter of notification
SEC on Jan.
29
covering 49,000 Shares of common
The company on
$589,807.-
due 1984
stock
common
par
is
BUSINESS—Company
•First mortgage
$1
accountants.
new
the
emphasized
accountants
available
P.
516.
p.
should
investment
1953
lard
a
summer
reorganization
further
1954
discontinuing its proceeding*
the
,
Commission
the
the
by
under
now
was
in
The
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—January Sales Off 12.9%—
Month of January—
are
the
now
665.
178, p.
reported
Gobel
of
Inc.,
Fundamental Investors,
of
expected to become Chairman of all the funds.—V.
that
supervision."
the National City
of
whether
Gobel's books, and contained a detailed reconciliation between
reported in the statement certified by the former accountant
on
loss
and
the
formerly
Jr.,
decision
a
question
to their audits as of Nov. 1, 1952 and April 3, 1953.
This
which
was
also
explored in the record, set forth, among
things, the allegations made by Gobel's former accountants,
analyzed the transactions which required different accounting treat¬
public offering of shares of
Diversified Common Stock
and
issued
18
.
the
to
other
discontinued.
Gage
Bank of New
for
share
mergers,
Fund
Management
been
has
William
Fund, Inc.
respect
report,
its primary
as
Feb.
on
respect
Into this
Inc.
to
expenditures.
construction
for
Fund,
Gobel, Inc.—SEC Discontinues Proceedings—
SEC
Gobel, Inc., should be suspended or wihtdrawn from listing
and registration on the American
Stock Exchange.
The opinion states that "The
hearings in the instant case have
satisfied us that the report filed in July 1953 is not false or mis¬
leading. On July 17, 1953, Gobel mailed to its stockholders of record
as
of March 13, 1953, a
report prepared by its new accountants with,
assets
the
income
Investors
Fund
payment of
the
mutual
three
ioct
Adolf
W. Long and
single fund,
fund
is sponsored by Hugh
funds, would become
which
Inc.,
Diversified Investment
the
as
merged
view
In
the
is
short-term indebtedness, incurred in connection with
construction program, and the balance, if any, will
for construction or to reimburse the company's treasury
the
has
from The First Boston Corp-,
plus accrued interest in each case.
par,
with
of the Diversified Common Stock Fund,
objective.
Shares
of
the present
Diversified Growth Stock Fund would be
exchanged for shares of a new separate corporation to be known as
be
which
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
100 44;
and Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc., 100.42jL.
The bonds will be ledeemable at general redemption prices ranging
from 103.96%
to par, and at special redemption prices ranging lrom
to
known
would
101.289;
100.96%
be
to
Co.,
$257,000,000.
Funds,
embraces
now
Diversified
securities as 33/ss came
the
for
Management
Diversified
which
bid of 100.52%.
a
The
Inc., headed by George E. Roosevelt,
Chairman, and W. Emlen Roosevelt, President, whicn manages both
parties to the merger, is scheduled to absorb the research personnel
and facilities of Hugh W. Long & Co., Inc. It will become investment
advisor to all the funds sponsored by the Long organization, which
Investors
—
competitive sale on Feb. 17
award of the issue at
won
on
—
18 offered $5,000,000 of
Co. Inc. on Feb.
(Adolf)
$180,000,000.
about
of
assets
have
would
objectives andt similar portfolios. The merged funds
investment
have
Halsey,
first
mortgage bonds, series A 3!/4%, due Feb. 1, 1984, at
100.959% and accrued interest to yield 3.20%. The group
County Electric Co.
Essex
Stuart &
-*4
r>t
(824)
in common the fact that neither will
to the refinery.
the ethylene unit has been awarded
to the Badger Process Division of Stone & Webster Engineering Corpi
functionally,
Contract
increase
for
they have
in
the
construction
catalytic reactor and
a
crude charged
of
fractionation section to separate
the product.
Volume 179
of
the
will
Number 5301
reactor
be
into
water
a
.
Kern County
Land Co.—December Receipts Up1954—Month—1953
construction
the
the
Fluor
Louisville
1954—12 Mos.—1953
Mention
.
,
for
awarded to
Auxiliary installations
generator, sewers, tanks, and
products.
steam
tower,
„
platfdrmihg
the'
of
unit has
179, p.. 5.
Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—V.
Revenues
been
oil..and
from
royalties
gas
—V,
178,
$1,461,322 $20,087,278 $17,257,565
$1,759,039
—
2574.
p.
and
Gulf Sulphur Corp.—Stock Offered—Peter Morgan &
Co., New York, is publicly offering an issue of 700,000
60-cent non-cumulative convertible preferred
net
proceeds
be
to
are
used
(Robert
develop
the
The corporation
covering
company's
Kerr Chemicals, Inc.,
J.)
Park
Ridge,
111.—
con¬
Feb. 9 filed
on
stock to be offered at par ($10 per
The proceeds are to be used for pay¬
and working capital.
shares of
9,640
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
178,
1667.
p.
ment
.
'.The
Co., Cincinnati, O.—Files—
common
ceeds
on
be
to
are
of
mortgage
used
increase
to
inventory.
underwriting
No
will
Securities
The
be
SEC
Involved,
and
Exchange
corporation
Feb.
on
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
covering 291,300 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
purchase land and erect buildings thereon, to purchase mineral
rights and leases and to develop and exploit mining properties.
meeting held on Feb. 9, 1954, shareholders approved the sale
the property and assets of the company and such sale has
Holders of the common
stock may
now
surrender
a
Ct- all
been
certificates
for
said
stock
The
to
Trust
Royal
ratable distribution from
Canada, to receive their
Month of January— >
Toronto,
Co.,
Sales
the sale of the com¬
deduction
tax
—V.
of
15%
of
$5.25
on
distribution.
said
179,
surrendering their certificates to receive such distribution, share¬
holders will, until March 15, 1954, be entitled to sell their stock to
The
Royal Trust Co. in accordance with
the previously announced
offer
per
share
the
above
under
of
trust
said
stock
$10,784,217 $11,350,832
i
.
have
been
purchase
stockholders
90%
Over
offer.
V.
also
See
Royal
The
the
179,
the
will be asked to
17
capital stock
180,000 shares.
present
D.
March
on
(par
J
.
the
in
$1.04
common
15,
Common
Cash
share of stock
50,000,000
shares
of
La
Consolidada,
at
The
share
per
current
the
The
,
Of
made
of
of.the
any
authorized
stock
of
Norte,
a
high
very
paid
•
of
one
property which contains an esti¬
grade iron ore, for each two
held.
common
dividend
stock
a
•
""
.
"
option
held
Auto
&
Loan
Co.
of
third
the
and
wire
copper
company
Feb.
on
filed
2
letter
a
to
par,
to
used
be
to
at
redeem
without
Howard
Month of
Sales
notes
outstanding
;
t
Stores
,'i.
...
■
.
•
•»
This
1954
1953
$1,726,120
is
company
$10)
(par
■
The
offering
at
,
proceeds
employees
shares
9,000
of
common
corporation
on
at
and
99.1346,
&
Co.
Inc.,
bid
The
issue
is
the
same
Salomon
coupon
Bros.
&
Peabody & Co.
Blair, Rollins
Kidder,
were
Hutzler
99.051.
at
99.13, for 2%s.
/'
new
standard-gauge
$8,402,760: two ' diesel-electric
passenger locomotives, and 48 diesel-electric road, switching locomotives.
railroad
the
of
Issuance
Interstate
Co.;
Co.;
L.
Indiana
The
company
subject
authorization
the
to
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Ira
the offering are:
Baxter,
the
of
Pressprich
R. W.
Co.;
Williams &
Freeman
A
Miller & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; McMaster Hutchin¬
179, p. 716.'
Haupt
Co.;
&
&
Electric
Michigan
Electric
Co.-r-Proposed Merger—
This
company
178,
1372.
p.
Feb.
on
13
announced
that
has
it
construction
a
of
$63,000,000 mapped for this year and a first mortgage
bond' issue of $30,000,000 is being placed privately.
The balance of finances required for 1954 will be met from company
resources,
said T. S. Johnston, President,
collateral
Trust Co.
Trust
Montreal
of
of
New
Co.,
States resident stockholders, the Chemical
will
York
act
York,
New
will
be
agent. Bank
registrar. The com¬
stock
pany's annual meeting
is scheduled to be held in Toronto, Canada, on
179, p. 105.
April 2.—V.
Investors Management Co.,
'
See Fundamental
Investors,
Inc.
Inc.—Proposed Consolidate
above.—V.
with
Minneapolis
the
SEC
stock.—V.
on
179,
investment company
Feb.
11,
517..
p.
;
1954,
covering
.
registration
a
to
Net
of
has
corporation
Jan.
5,
1961.
New
of
York
Sales Up
The
proceeds
general
corporate
Johnson
a
well
as
amount,
the
$1,000,000.
to
1
■
be
Chase
National
Bank
of
the
City
'
added
to
179,
working
capital
and
used
for
be
for
The
The
private
as
Corp.
parking
of
the
problem
parking
for
America,
a
system
to
Accoruing
development"
collection
A
coded
statement with
for
in Delaware
the
339.
p.
of
public
industrial
subsidiary
operate
Johnson
specialists
card-key
parking
plants
has
parking
announcement,
Fare
Box
since -1909.
actuates
and
just
lots
for
institutions,
introduced
4,800,000
in
Center
that construction
company's St. Louis
the
of
Famous-Barr
13
Feb.
on
branch store
the
Co.
Jennings,
$12,000,000
the 62-acre,
St.
a
suburb.
Louis
G. | J.
four-story
Famous
will
branch
Barr
the
be
store in St. Louis, with a total area of
feet. This is larger than Famous-Barr's two other
Southtown and Clayton stores.
The new branch is
department
the
Fall of
to open In the early
178, p. 2307.
1955.—V.
has
company
$1,200,000
from
to $7,500,000 through
1953).
179,
'
400.
p.
on
Oct.
"for
holds
and equipment of
to
commencement
of
In
to
the
Philip H. Sellew
together with their
and
the
of $56,345,800
sum
the
ex¬
of
,
first mortgage bonds, 3 %%
series due
exchanged for definitive bonds at Guaranty
Temporary
be
may
in the amount
control
plant;
beginning Feb. 25, 1954.—V.
York,
by
in consideration
the
owners
of
The
issues
two
offering
Pacific
80%
Mexico
&
the
Uranium
Lisbon
Corp.,
Salt Lake
P. Kibbe & Co.. Salt Lake City, on Feb. 5
publicly 1,079,000 shares of capital stock (par
cents) at 20 cents per share "as a speculation." An
additional
125,000 shares are reserved for option to
•'PROCEEDS—Thq
purchase
net
claims
mining
proceeds
will
drilling
for
be
used
to
exercise
working
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Capital
stock
♦Includes
(par
15
shares
88,000
cents per share and
Co.
at
cents
20
cents)
option
to
The
capital.
SEC
for
option
at
BUSINESS—The
Its
offices
City,
intends
The
in
Continental
Utah,
Bank
Dec.
on
Building,
he
mining
are
in
Big
Indian mining
district
used
facilities
gas
to
Public
and
$6,450,
is
179, p. 518.
total of $676,010.—V.
1
SEC
on Feb.
11 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds, are to, be. used
pe:
k,
it
absorbers
shock
Monro-matic
new
a
announced
was
capital.—V. 176, p, 601.
Co.—Absorber Shipments Up
thus
011
year have
by1 Brouwer D.
this
far
Feb.
11
President.
to 30 different cities, he added.
basis of present results, Mr. Mclntyre
would run substantially ahead of last year
the
On
ments
current
the
of
calendar
predicted that ship¬
during the first half
year.-
Claims Settled—
which
Service,
Clinton.
in
Service's
a
and
build
•
time
going
businesses.
the
*
.*
.
continued,
this
an
claims
.
shipments for the week ended Feb. 13 exceeded 375,000 units,
a
volume more than triple the amount shipped up to
last year.
The shipments were made on a nationwide basis,
Total
28,
Salt
and
vanadium
mining
Cities
flight equipment and for working
of
Sales
reached
1
The
and
10
801
-
72,500
share,
purchase
25
option to purchase 10 mining claims which it
to explore and develop the same as mining
company intends to place primary emphasis on the
owns
acquire
properties.
organized
was
at
Utah.
to
uranium
located
».
.
corporation
per
Mclntyre,
corporation
are
■
gas to Missouri Public
of pipeline to carry the
miles
24
about
of
Monroe Auto Equipment
completion of public financing.
1953.
-
natural
1,100,000 shs
underwriter
to
•
Airlines, Inc., Ithaca, N. Y.—Files With
covering
$4
to
Outstanding
*2,000,000 shs.
reserved
at
125,000 shares reserved for option to Moab Drilling
share.
The term of options is 18 months from
per
cost
project would cost
Service's
FINANCING
supply
distribution, system
local
Estimated
Mohawk
and
expenses
'
Co.—New Construction—
Emery J. Woodall of the Federal Power Com¬
decision, subject to review by the Commission,
to
build
would
which
its
share.
per
a
facilities
metering
Offered—A.
Drilling Co. at 20 cents
filed
has
purchase.
the construction of pipeline facilities which will be
to supply the city of Clinton, Mo., with natural gas.
The
decision
grants certificates
to
Cities Service Gas-. Co.
Missouri
Public
Service Co.
Cities Service was authorized to
Utah—Stock
City,
Examiner
Presiding
totaling $4,845,000.
behalf of MisSoui'i
on
diesel locomotive
authorizing
offered
Moab
'if
Missouri Public Service
mission
a
made on behalf of St. Louis,
subsidiary with purchase of
179, p. 717.
freight cars.—V.
exclusive
the Sheer-Korman
sold
be
to
cost of
is to be
help that
to
Ry.
locomotives and
diesel
the
of
offering for $1,845,000
second
A
Brownsville
60%
sold.
is
$3,000,000
cover
will receive bids March
System
trust certificates
equipment
of
for
to
RR.
Pacific
Missouri
the
for
trustee
for
3
New York as President.
associates and the under¬
for
Oct. 1, 1983,
Trust Co. of
1570.
178, p.
Missouri Pacific RR.—To Sell Equipments—
plant, $125,000
(estimated
advance royalties, and
production
'
issued
was
company
179,-p. 613.
Mississippi Power Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
the
own
(paid-in surplus).—V.
"capital surplus"
of
names
of Middle South will be stated at $71,250,000.
will be transferred.from,"capital stock" to
"capital stock account"
An
for
shares of common stock having a par value
connection with such reclassification which is to be
company's
stockholders for their
approval, the
12,000,000
each.
$10
submitted
main
the
of
of an order authorizing
high
an
owners
into
shares,
an
>
1953,
8,
Inc.—Reclassify Stock—
16 announced the issuance
corporation
to
reclassify its 12,000,000 shares '.of .authorized
common
stock, without par value, including the T. 125,000 outstanding
license granted
patents to use
the patented process on the royalty basis set forth in the prospectus.
"The public will be paying 10% of the cash furnished to the company
in exchange for
40%, or less, of the voting rights and equity, de¬
pending on the amount of stock sold."
the
to
automatically,
the
this
new
bo.,
parent
The
control
system
is
Parcoa
without
system
Is
a
company,
revenue-
electrically
operated.
mechanism
which
161,; p. 2110.
-
,
'
4J
,
operates
.
miles southeast of Moab, Utah.—V.
179,
p.
517.
the
company
filed
a
registration
statement
with
American
See
-
,
the
Period End. Jan. 31—
1954, covering 70,000 shares of preferred stock, series D
Incurred
for
construction
estimated
is
program
utility
of
at
plant.
$94,000,000
The
for
company's
1954
and
and
179",
—V.
j
•
;
to
W.
Doebler,
of
year
equal
income
earlier,
in
current year,
amounted
1952' totbl
to
of
1953
was
$7,732,800,
of
22%%.
in comparison
Earnings
on
offering
was
due
differ
1974
Instalment
annual
Sept.
earnings published
frem these ^earlier jre-
613.
mortgage bonds,
i
bank
1962,
stock
t.
books
.
.
Outstanding
series A, 3%%,
1-
—
$5,500,000
$5,500,000
1,917,000
1,917,000
due in equal
Sept. 1, 1954 to
notes,
instalments
1,
inclusive
—
.
;
,
.y
<
($25 par value)
-p-—
A
379,397 shs.
379,385 shs.
UNDERV^l^RS-^The..^names of the; several^ .purchaser^ and
Common
;
JL--
the
..
Authorized
First
earnings supersede the preliminary
they
and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
with $6,311,900 a
common
•.
thed"Clwonicle'l .of »Feb. :8 ,and
oversubscribed
Further details follow:
closed.
the average of 4,979,777 shares outstanding
ported earnings because of yeaijtepd tax adjustments. See V. il79, ,p^
$ '
$
$
62,248,526 1,078,067,947 1,166,143,944
series A, due
interest jointly
Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Hall1Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; and Shields &
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$58,516,000.
reyised
This
Co.
President, reports that 1953 final operating results
4952 in revenues, net income and earnings per
stock.
increase
on
White,
garten &
stock were
for the
against $1.26 on 4,349,580 shares in 1952.
Gross revenues
$66,507,000 for 1953, an increase of 13 Vz%
from the
an
$1.28
to
These
over
common
Inc.—January Sales Off—
1954r—12 M6s.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$5,500,000 3%% first mortgage bonds,
1, 1974 at 101.787% and accrued
by
increases
,
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Bond Offering—Mention was
in our issue of Feb. 15 of the public offering of
Earnings Revised—
Errol
179, p. 519.
made
by depreciation accruals, retained earnings and this financing.
show
'
above.—V.
20~6.
p.
Feb.
share
C(j.
52,587,392
gales
construc¬
1955;
Car
$
complete this program it is estimated that the company will require
approximately $70,000,000 in addition to funds expected to be provided
•ia
Bantam
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
SEC on Feb.
($100 par),
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by The First Boston Corp., W. C. Langley & Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Public offering is expected about March 3.
Net
proceeds of the financing will be used to repay bank loans
The
the
new
a
automatically. Only authorized card-key holders
can park,
and the code of the card-key can be altered as required
in
revenue-producing, parking..af-eas. where there is, a monthly, fee,
V".
$7,200,000
this
be
....
marketing the products. It
process
obtained from the
this
prior
group
presently
This stock
municipalities
entrance and exit gates
It is stated.
purchased by each are
to be
'
announced
third
a
store,
Middle South Utilities,
the
of the Sheer-Korman
means
a
inventor
Net
to
by
are
received SEC authorization to increase its bank
(as authorized by the SEC order of May
additional borrowings from banks dur¬
ing 1954 prior to the time of financings which will supply it with the
common
stock and bond components of its 1954 financing program.
is named
1.875,000 shares of the company's stock, or
of the amount which will be outstanding if the entire offering is
attendants.
_
on
ultra-modern,
New
prospectus
writer
tion
Box Co.,
to
respective
.
President,
May,
Shopping
branches,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With SEC—
$18,188,948
agreement dated Nov. 17, 1950, the
$3,000,000 on notes which will mature on
purposes.—V,
Fare
solution
Parking
car
registration
a
period of two years), $60,000
$755,000 for working capital and reserves.
1953
$20,680,814
Chicago, 111.—New Automatic
Parking System Introduced—
As
filed
the present offering are to be used
construction
and
equipment of the
working capital
15,
of Notes—
this
are
;
Corp
The SEC an Feb.
proceeds of
$500,000
to
13.7%—
1954
borrowed
Of
loaned
the
& Co.
expected
Registers With
.
and
use
$2,200,000 for construction
for
capital
of
supplemental bank loan
a
bonds severally
new
branch will be the first unit built in
new
The
also part of the group promoting and controlling this
are
is located 39
_^L._
$3,000,000
SEC—
statement
shares
600,000
4 Weeks Ended Jan.30—
Sells
and
purchasers
,
Tea Co., Inc.—Current
Jewel
filed
Sales
Under
15
organized
was
The company
This
each
1
once
largest branch
325,000 square
corporation."
Lake
453.
174, p.
Selective Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Investors
$25
is the operator and developer of Northland,' which will
have parking space for more than 5,000 automobiles.
The May Department Stores Co. operates 10
downtown stores and
15 branch stores in cities from Baltimore to Los Angeles.
—V.
basis.
process
arc
license
patents, who
transfer
stock
as
the
of
names
v.;
department
The
trust
As a convenience to United
Bank &
D.
at
Northland
15
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—Continues Expansion—
program
$25
of
of
Co
Securities
start
(Mo.)
Hayden,
above.—V.
Co.
value
par
value
May Department Stores Co.—Expansion—
Corrimission-
of refining beryllium ore by
clusive
&
American Gas &
See
is
following
cost
Commission;
Son,
<te
Co.—V.
&
son
the
by
to
HcPev, Stuart in
Rothschild
F.
Pollock
E.
secured
estimated
certificates
with
Gregory
Wm.
be
Commerce
Associated
A;
to
equipment
Feb.
on
"best-efforts"
a
purpose
awarded to the group on Feb. 18 on a bid of 99.16%.
for
1953
$4,022,531
selling commission. Philip Gordon 81 Co., Inc.,
share
per
intensity
bidders
the
of
of
cumulative preferred stock.
below:
Loeb &
Morton
the
is
:.
Illinois Central RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
fered—Halsey. Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Feb.
19 offered $6,000,000 of 2%% equipment trust certifi¬
cates. series 38, maturing semi-annually Sept. 1, 1954 to
March 1, 1969, inclusive. The certificates, priced to yield
from
1.25%
to 2.725%,
according to maturity, were
Other
and 1,720,000 shares
the
series of
par
each
shares
5%
as
forth
8,
v
'
may
MSee also V. 179, p. 717.
principal, underwriter—there is no firm commitment by
the
underwriter
to
purchase
the shares offered since the underwriting
offering price of $15.90 per share. »
be added to working capital.—V. 179, p. 204.
to
are
its
to
$100
of
860,792
borrowings
1954
*.
^
-
which
further bonds shall
no
Metropolitan Edison Co.—To Increase Bank Loans—
covering 1,250,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to
offered for public sale "as a speculation"
at $4 per share with
as
initial
an
set
1161.
p.
SEC
<C. II.). Hyer & Sons, Inc., Olathe, Kan.—Offering—
The
Stock
205.
p.
that
stock
preferred
178,
$3,837,026
179,
Securities and Exchange
80c
t
the
Light Metals Refining Corp.* N. Y.
-
$1,534,030
"
204.
for
sales
—V.
are
Corp.—January Sales Lower— '
January—
p.
certificates
Inc.—January Sales Lower—
Month of January-r-.
Net
debenture
proceeds
1.
..
1
179,
American
the New York Stock Exchange.—V.
on
of bonds
amount
except
any
working capital.
for
and
-
—V.
The
underwriting;
value
designated
The
the SEC
with
notification
of
debenture notes and $140,000 of 6%
notes
offered
value.
par
Lane Bryant,
.
Commission—
covering $60,000 of 5%
be
fully listed
Delaware, Pontiac, Mich.
—Files With Securities and Exchange
The
pesos
are
Home
75
.
.
that the
limited
1,500,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs,
time if the total amount of bonds to be outstanding
after such issue would in any event exceed the limit of indebtedness
of the company
(now $150,000,000).
Nooney
$8,000,600.
Since 1942, the'company has retired somewhat
$3,000,000 in bonded indebtedness, t ■
Capital of La Consoli.dada consists of 479,863 shares of common
stock, 25 pesos par value, and 134.804 shares of 6% preferred stock,
shares .of stock.
held subject to
currently has outstanding 160,973
in
the
treasury,
7,950 are
agreements.—V. 174, p. 365.
,
..
shares,
at
the first
registered
starting on
over
.
corporation
19,027
not
but
'•
thereunder is not
issued
and
installments
mately-
be
may
.*..
provides
issued
rate
sition
,which
trust Indenture
♦The
20,000 shs.
780,792 shs.
value)___
par
be
on
largest steel company in Mexico, had estimated earnings of $1,000,000
in 1953.
Control, of the company, was acquired by Shields & Co. and
a
few associates, in 1942,v and soon after acquisition a modern rolling
mill was set up and other improvements made at a cost of approxi¬
in
Issued."
(without
dividend,
bearer
on
quarterly
fabricator of steel and
a
pesos
in a letter
to stockholders,
said the
not determined at this, time how best to use the proposed
authorized
stock,
and
that stockholders'
votes on the
Increase /'will neither approve
nor
disapprove .of -the future dispo¬
board jaas
Increase
stock
value)
value)
par
be
will
del
tons
9
.
Consolidada
La
payable
Consolidada
La
Minas
in
is
four
in
"
mated
.
stock
1952,
of
equivalent,
1954,
year
1945,
1954.
October,
dividend
a
American currency.
since
for
In
MacBride^ President,
S.
to
disbursement
shares
an increase
shares from-
approve
($25
Kuhn,
declared
for
March
300,000
to
$10)
A.- -Declares First
S.
have
stock
exchange,
cash
716.
p.
cumulative
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
directors
common
of
Company
Trust
($100
Common
3 Va %
1,740,000 shs.
cumulative
American
Dec. 23. 1953, at $22
the outstanding shares of
of
with
deposited
authorized
.the
1984,
5%
205.
p.
Consolidada,
The
Hercules Cement Corp.—To Increase Stock—
The
1,
each.
Dividend Since 1945—
dated
company
Canadian funds.
in
said
1,
Feb.
stock—
principal amounts of
La
lieu
In
of
purchase
Feb.
due
tPreferred
par
1953
1954
funds
Income
In
—
property and assets amounting to $22,203 per share in Cana¬
less, in the case of non-residents of Canada, "the Canadian
pany's
dian
due
$41,000,000
12,000,000
12,000,000
„
tTotal amount authorized all series, consisting of 20,000 shares of the
(S. A.) Kress & Co.—January Sales Off 5%—
of
completed.
their
Series
2%%
1982, 3%% a
1979,
5%
($1
par
Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd.—Sale Completed-*-
t
'At
Nov.
Commission—
filed
10
Files With
—
used to
1
due
1,
Outstanding
—_
Series
underwriting.
without
Keystone Mining Corp., Lancaster, Pa.
Feb. 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 25.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par <$10 per
share) to stockholders on a pro rata basis, then to public.
The pro¬
company
—
FINANCING
Authorized
♦First mortgage bonds
.
Hale-Justic Drug
i
share),
PRESENT
TO
letter of notification with the SEC
a
Series
cessions.—V.
(Ky.)—Bonds Sold
tails follow:
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
cents) at $10 per share.
to
Co.
issue of Feb. 15 of the offering
our
$12,000,000 first mortgage 3V8% bonds, due
1, 1984, at 102.461% and accrued interest by Kuhn,
Corp. Further de^-
.
'..The
Electric
&
made in
sale of
Feb.
•
Gas
was
Loeb & Co. and American Securities
shares of
and participating stock (par 10
5
(825)
period End. Dec. 31—
yard pipelines.
Contract
desired
various
cooling
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...
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4
(824)
Bell
the
have
common,
A
common
a
step
its
in
postwar
diversify its operations.—V.
to
program
Chairman,
have
Electric Co. —Bonds Offered — Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. on Feb. 18 offered $5,000,000 of first
Essex County
Bids
securities
the
for
3%s came
as
The
103.96%
from
100.96%
to
to
par,
In
the
proceeds
the
from
financing
applied
be
will
is
and
Brady,
York
formerly Chairman
Jr.,
and
p.
Month of January—
of
generating, pur¬
is provided in 8 cities
and towns in northeastern
Massachusetts having an area of s^out
106 square
miles and
an
aggregate population of around lOo-000;
Territory served, an industrial and a highly residential area north of
Boston known as the North Shore, includes Salem, Beverly, Glouchester
and Rockport.
For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1.953, the company
had
gross
operating
revenues of
$6,717,807 and net income of
179,
$7,320,970
Genco Oil Co., Inc.,
filed
with
stock
M.
used
the
be
to
C.
SEC
offered
Davenport,
to
develop
Jan.
on
at
665.
of
29
covering
shares
of
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
due 1984
-
•Additional
—V.
subject
$5,000,000
$5,000,000
393,777 shs.
the same or other
of
bonds
and
conditions
nnnnnfl
($10 par value)—--
Common stock
of
393,777 shs.
.
notification
filed
with
the
SEC
common
Furniture
The
registration statement with the SEC on
Feb.
17, 1954,
175,000 shares of its $L par common stock,
to be
offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
by H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.) and Hayden, Stone & Co. The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendfiled
covering
company
The
is engaged primarily in the business
and specially made devices for the
energy.
Net proceeds of the
company
mass-produced
tribution
will
if
ance,
the
last
manufacturing
of
control and dis¬
stock financing
bank loans all of which were
provide working capital, The bal¬
term
to
year
added
will be
any,
short
reduce
to
within
incurred
—V.
electric
of
used
be
a
to
the company.
the working capital of
179, p. 398.
•.
,
,
Co.—Stock Offered—A. Kalb
Federal Pipe Si Foundry
General
net proceeds are to be used to
PROCEEDS—The
purchase additional
capital.
building and machinery and used for working
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
BUSINESS—Company
50,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
cents)
25
(par
PRESENT
TO
J
stock
1952
organized in New Jersey on June 4,
was
of engaging in the business of manufacturing cast
pipe and fittings by the Centrifugal Casting Process and in
distributing and selling such products.
The company has acquired a sizable tract of some 20 acres of in¬
dustrial land along a branch of the Reading Railroad in Lawrence
Township, N. J., about two miles from the center of Trenton, N. J.,
and Is negotiating for the purchase of additional adjoining acreage.
The company is negotiating for the erection of one or more modern
industrial
structures
thereon. for
the .conduct of
its business.—
for
the
iron
v.
purpose
soil
178,
". .*
2091.
p.
Go.—Registers With SEC—
James
statement
President,
Crafts,
F.
filed
was
on
Feb.
announced
with the SEC
16
registration
that a
covering
has
a
proposed
shares of common stock (par $2.50).
It is expected, Mr. Crafts said, that a nationwide investment bank¬
ing group of approximately 145 underwriters headed Jointly by The
First Boston Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc. and Dean Witter <fc Co., will
make a public offering of the stock early in March.
Sale of the common stock of this company, Mr. Crafts said, is part
Offering
600,000
of
the directors to provide for the
continuing
Fund Group and to finance the
acquisition by the company on Jan. 12, 1954, of the National Surety
Corp.
and its wholly-owned subsidiary, National Surety Marine In¬
surance Corp.—V. 179, p. 612.
of
recently approved by
growth of the Firemen's
a
program
The
company
covering
14,200
offered
be
&
at
a
on
Feb. 5
Boenning & Co.
The net proceeds
ments
to
a
and
are
Thayer, Baker & Co., all of Philadelphia,
to be used to pay additions and improve¬
property and for working capital.—V. 179, p. 203.
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—January Sales OffMonth
of
Sales
—V.
1953
1954
January—
$583,589
$664,143
vately—The company has placed $6,250,000 4%% cum¬
ulative preferred stock, series C (par $100) with a group
of institutional investors, it was announced on Feb. 15 by
McGregor Smith, President. The financing was arranged
through Glore, Forgan & Co.
New
York
Life
Insurance
Co.
purchased 30,000 shares; Investors
Mutual, Inc. 10,000 shares; The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
5,000 shares; and the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn 3,000 shares.
The
balance
of
the
preferred
stock
was
purchased
by
nine
other
institutions.
The proceeds will aid the company's expansion
program, which has
already increased its system capability to more than three times its
VJ-Day rating.
Its
1954
construction
costs
are
expected to
top
$39,000,000,
The
highest in the company's history,
supplies electric service to
of the State of Florida in
company
total
population
inost
of
the
east
coast
of
Florida,
Mr.
Smith
about
an
area
of
the
which
the lower west coast,
comprises
and portions
of
central and north central Florida.
Principal cities served include
Miami, Miami Beach, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Lakeland,
and Daytona Beach,
Gas service is rendered in Miamij Daytona Beach,
Lakeland, and Palatka.
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
New
York,
N.
Y.
is
prepared to deliver
definitive first mortgage bonds, 37/a%
series, due April 1, 1983, in
exchange for outstanding temporary bonds.—V. 179, p. 204.
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Proposed. Consolidation
The stockholders are being asked to
approve a consolidation of this
Corporation and Investors Management Fund, Inc. They have parallel
17, 1954,
shares of
$4
a
par
proposal to increase the capital stock
value common stock now outstanding
of
Leo
be
that
company's
principal
include
products
and
radio
proposal
record
a
shares,
and
will
the
be
be
to
set
by
in
that
the
of
the
di¬
result in the issuance
remaining 200,000
the treasury as
held
ths
share
additional
one
date
This action will
meeting.
stockholders,
the
by
of
issuance
on
shares of
authorized
stock.
President,
stated
annual
dividend
to
rate
the capital stock, after issuance of the additional 275,000
be determined by the board at the March meeting 'fol¬
on
lowing
the
owned
authorized stock
will
study of 1954 projected investment income.
He also said
a
number of years, the company had followed a policy of
stock dividend each year to capitalize a portion of the earn¬
the prior year, and that action in respect to a stock divi¬
a
for
paying
a
of
ings
BUSINESS—The
March
Goodwin,
paid
shares,
management's
authorize
share
additional
275,000
additional
■
,
the
at
of
to
each
dend would be considered by the board later in 1954.—V.
178, p. 480.
television components and electronic items for national defense.
Among
the products manufactured are VHF and UHF tuners, yokes and com¬
units
for
automobile
Joliet,
The
in
sets;
of
Seven
about
for
1953.
73%
N.
the
in
push-button
condensers,
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—January Sales
tuning
transformers for radio and
and
leading
sales
of
company
Elizabeth,
variable
coils
sets;
radio
receivers.
accounted
ber.
television
for
the
radio
nine
makers
Sales
ended
months
Novem¬
—V.
formed in 1923.
Its four plants are
Chicopee, Mass.; Danielson, Conn., and
& EARNINGS—The
in the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1949 to $30,407,529 for
fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1953.
For the nine months ended Nov.
1953 volume was $27,159,024.
Net income for the nine months to
Nov. 30, 1953 was equal to $1.45 per share on the common stock then
outstanding.
.
30,
t
,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
in
varying
amounts
have
been
paid
be used
to
The
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
2(4%
notes,
dated
Aug.
31,
notes
dated
Dec.
18,
31, 1956.
Nov.
1,
$1,250,000
1,500,000
instalments
of
*$375,000
through
Curtis
Franklin, Meyer & Barnett
Goodbody & Co
55,000
Co
&
Arthurs,
Co.
&
Butcher
&
.
p.
M.
Co
&
4,000
8,000
10,000
&
Co
8,000
Co
9,000
Fay
Kidder
Newhard,
5,000
&
Cook
&
Co
8,000
Penington, Colket & Co.—
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.
5,000
4,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
.
—V.
179,
Hooker
A.
Sherrerd„;
8,000
duPont & Co— 16,000
Deejen & Co..—
&
Richards
4,000
5,000
Co
&
Co.
I.
Hentz
Hill
6,000
Eichler
&
H.
2,000
Co.,
&
Francis
32,000
Lestrange
Bateman,
Bioren
Shares
&
6,000
5,000
517.
General Precision Equipment
Corp.
Unit Expands
—
Further in Digital Computer Field—
Librascope,
Inc.,
of
Glendale, Calif., a subsidiary, announced Feb.
11
the acquisition of the Minnesota Electronics
Corp. of St. Paul,
Minn., manufacturers of digital computers and components.
Minnesota Electronics has recently developed a product of
major
importance to the digital computer field called subminiature magnetic
elements,
These
elements
consist of electronic units (diodes,
components)
pre-packaged in small
combination, they provide great flexibility
and simplicity in computer
design and construction, and for special
applications,
such
as
airborne
computers,
they
units
of
replace
approximately 10 times their size.
Lewis
W.
Imm, President of Librascope,
stated that the use of
resistors,
these
inductors
When used
magnetic
related
and
in proper
decision
elements
in
combination
with
Librascope's
advanced
computer techniques will result in much improved and highly
digital computers for both industrial and military application.
179, p. 5.
reliable
—V.
•
offering
proceeds
stock
subsidiaries for
to
the
will
public
is
used
be
equities of
reduction
expected
to
make
subsidiaries
of
their
and
bank
on
March
additional
9.
investments
in
temporary advances to the
loans
and
for
use
in
connec¬
tion
with
the
1954
construction
prograha, and' for other general
corporate purposes.
The construction program of the telephone sub¬
sidiaries
of
the
registrant for
1954
is
estimated
at
$80,468,000.
—V.
179, p. 716.
Gibbonsville Mining & Exploration Co.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on
Feb.
10 filed
a
"
Container Corp.,
Salinas, Calif. — Register#
Exchange Commission—
for
sale
and
The registrant is
a
new
company,
without any previous history,
organized under California laws on Jan, 12, 1954, and proposing to
primarily and initially in the manufacture of corrugated paper
cartons suitable for shipment of "dry-pack" lettuce and the manu¬
facture of polyethelene (and cellophane) bags for use in prepackaging
carrots
and
other vegetable
or
fruit products. Two plants, a cor¬
rugating plant for the manufacture of the cartons and a polyethelene
plant for manufacture of polyethelene and "cello" type bags, are to
be constructed on a site at Salinas, Calif., adjoining the plants and
facilities of the Growers Ice and Development Company. Proceeds at
the stock sale will be used for construction of these plants,
acquisition
of equipment, working capital and general expenses.
The company now
has pending before the Commissioner of Cor¬
porations of California an application for a closed permit to sell
300,000 shares of stock at $1 per share to the Salinas group of individ¬
uals and firms who were instrumental in causing the company to bo
organized and who are prepared to furnish the initial capital to com¬
mence
operations.
These include Bruce Church, President and Di¬
rector.
Gulf
—
Files With
letter, of notification with the SEC
10,000 shares
of non-assessable preferred stock to be offered
through Daniel Sherman Secord, 4016 South Grand, Spokane, Wash.
The net proceeds are to be used to retire ihdebtednss, to install addi¬
tional machinery end flof working capital.«The offering- will be made
at par ($10 pel? share.—V. 173, pJ 760.
' v j »
Insurance
Co., Dallas, Texas—10%
Authorized—Plans
dend
Stock Divi¬
Offering of Rights to Stkhldrs.
The stockholders, on Feb. 11 approved a 10%
stock dividend, thereby'
increasing
the
capital stock
of
the company from $2,000,000 to
$2,200,000, such stock dividend to be distributed as soon as practicable.
The stockholders also authorized the sale of 5,000 new shares at
capital stock (par $10) at a price not exceeding $55 per share, thereby
increasing
the capital stock
of
the company from
$2,200,000 to
$2,250,000. with the remainder to be paid in|to "surplus" account; such
offering of stock will be made ratably to stockholders of record Apr a
1954.—V.
12,
Oil
Gulf
A
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1954, covering 300,000 shares of $20 par common stock, to be
for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
and
Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amnedment.
17,
common
authorized issue of debentures
690.
engage
The
offered
The
an
p.
at $1 per share (no underwriting), primarily to-in¬
firms. in the Salinas Valley, Imperial Valley, Yuma.
and other districts, in and outside of these states of Cali¬
fornia
and
Arizona,
who
are
engaged in or closely allied to the
growing and shipping industry.
of
177,
p.
2248.
Build World's Largest Ethylene
Platforming Plants at Port Arthur, Texas—
and
General Telephone Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Feb.
170,
Phoenix,
Shares
Jackson
part of
corporation, pn Feb. 15 filed, a registration statement with th«
1,4$0,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
dividuals
|
Webber,
are
$30,000,000,—V.
covering
offered
^Payable in semf-annual instalments of $83,333 each through
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares of common
set forth opposite their respective names;
Bache
SEC
Aug.
stock
Hirsch
The
817,973 shs.
each
1960.
Paine,
exceed
With Securities and
•
$1,166,668
$62,500
President, on Feb. 15 stated that the proceeds are
capacity of the company's refined products.
debentures
Growers
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
semi-annual
in
1946__
1951
$1)
Placed Pri¬
FINANCING
Authorized
3'/4%
Pipe Line Co.—Debentures
increase the
to
above
not
to
GIVING
(par
i
,
Harry Moreland,
the
on
stock in every year since 1539. During the nine months ended
Nov. 30, 1953 the disbursements amounted to 75 cents
per share.
common
stock
204.
p.
Off-j-
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$5,814,525 $47,244,355 $54,080,731
vately—This company, through Morgan Stanley & Co.,
sold $10,000,000 of 20-year sinking fund 4% debentures
due Feb.
1, 1974, and4 has entered into agreements
with certain institutions providing for the sale of ad¬
ditional debentures prior to April 1, 1955.
1
company's net sales have Increased from
the
Common
179,
Great Lakes
$14,024,316
CAPITALIZATION
$5,444,724
;
was
J.;
.
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Jan. 31—
set
TV
and
111.
SALES
covering
share.
Corp.—To
pew ethylene plant and a
kind in the world, will
hew platforming
Its
refinery
of
this
corporation,
it
be erected
was
at
plant, each the largest
the
announced
Arthur, Texas,
Feb. 16.
No esti¬
Port
on
mate of costs for the extensive projects was given.
The
will
ethylene
unit,
the
second
such
to
be
built
at
the
refinery,
have
a
capacity of 3.000,000,000 cubic feet of ethylene gas per
This will represent an increase of about 10% in the nation'*
ethylene production.
It will more than double the refinery present
production, raising the total to nearly 5,500,000,000 cubic feet yearly.
The platforming unit is designed to produce an improved quality
of high octane motor gasoline, thus keeping pace with the most mod¬
ern
automotive needs.
The unit may also be used to improve an«fc
expand aviation gasoline production.
Capacity will be .29,000 barrel*
per stream day.
Construction of both units is scheduled to began this spring and
year.
to
Definitive V/%% Bonds Ready—
The
per
includ¬
ing the addition of new products through possible acquisition of other
manufacturing companies in related electronics fields.
Net
said.
one-third
be split two-for-one, the directors on Jan. 2T voted
stockholders for action at the Annual meeting
to the
March
approval
for
rectors
balance of proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes,
cubes.
Florida Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Sold Pri¬
Co.—Stock Split—
in capitalization and to enable the capital stock
change
intends
board
PROCEEDS-1—From the proceeds of the sale, the company will apply
about $1,000,000 to plant additions, new tooling, modernization of pro¬
duction
facilities, and engineering research and development.
The
decision
179, p. 203;
275,000
Upon
Offered—
letter of notification with the SEC
shares of participating preference stock (par $1) to
price to be named later through Hallowell, Sulzberger
Co.,
Pa.
filed
.
Instrument Corp.—Common Stock
Emanuel,
Fischer & Porter Co., Hatboro, Pa.—Files With SEC—
179.
750,000 shares of such stock.
but unissued
^Payable
Fireman's Fund Insurance
on
tis and Hirsch & Co. at $11.12%
located
Common
179, p. 516.
held
stock
"as
land,
a
offering of 200,000 shares of additional common
stock (par $1) was made on Feb. 17 by an underwriting
group headed jointly by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
television
speculation."
months.—V.
two
through Stephenson and Lawyer, Inc., Goodyear's Air¬
Grand Rapids, Mich;
for
50,000
specially designed one-piece reversibl*
179, p. 105.
of this company to
Public
Co., Trenton, N. J., on Feb. 11 publicly offered 39,000
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) at $1 per share
a
effect
To
from
ponents
&
about
the
upon
It further noted that
would probably have
-■
.
With SEC—
in
report
Government Employees Insurance
par), covered by a letter
Jan.
19,
30,050
shares are
of
at $1.25 per share.—V.
financial
passing
way
any
reorganization
is
recommend
"•
The
Employees—
to
Electric Products Co.—Registers
Federal
Co.
order
be
company
in
as
the Gobel stock.
trustee
value of
the
distributors hi
foam
to
the
construed
be
or
for
current
a
to
t
when
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Airfoam Order—
(no
on
packing concern of North Bergen, N.JL
it leased all of its properties.
It is
meat
1953
612.
cushions.—V.
50,000 shares of common stock
not
quality
being offered by the company directly to certain officers and directors,
the balance of 19,950 is being offered to certain key employees
the mdenluie.
716.
179, p.
the
and
of
Arrangements for the largest single purchase of Airfoam ever made
by a furniture manufacturer have Just been completed by the Luxury
and
series may be Issued on the
the limitations contained In
to
•
Of
series A, 3(4%.
mortgage bonds,
•First
should
accountants
available
leases.
General Alloys Co.—Stock Offered
lard
a
summer
reorganization under
Chapter X of
the Bankruptcy Act.
Commission emphasized that its decision not to suspend trading
the
$589,807.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
allegations made by Gobel's former accountants,
which required different accounting treat¬
transactions
was
the
investment
its letter of notification
49,000
as
that
The
($1 per share), through Donald Kerr and
Scottsbluff, Neb. The proceeds are to be
par
both
report prepared by its new accountants with
of Nov. 1, 1952 and April 3, 1953.
This
explored
in the record, set
forth, among
a
also
in
Scottsbluff, Neb.—Files—
2 and Feb. 10 amended
1953,
audits
was
the
the
Gobel
p.
The company on Feb.
17,
Gobel's books,
until
516.
p.
of
stock
common
par
report filed in July 1953 is not false or mis¬
Gobel mailed to its stockholders of record
the
1953,
their
things,
now
1953
$8,403,654
1954
Net sales—Total revenues
$1
supervision."
Investors, Inc.,
178,
the
loss
and
the National City
of
of Fundamental
Chairman
now
whether
and contained a detailed reconciliation between
reported in the statement certified by the former accountant
reported by the new accountants.
In addition, the affairs
Gobel are now under the direction of a trustee, subject to court
the
share.
discontinued.
Gage
New
other
public offering of shares of
the Diversified Common Stock
mergers,
Fund
for
share
which
further
in
is
engaged principally
chasing, and selling electricity.
Electric service
proposed
Management
Inc.
expected to become Chairman of all the funds.—V.
—V.
BUSINESS—Company
the
Fund,
13,
to
ment on
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—January Sales Off 12.9%—
expenditures.
construction
of
Stock
July
analyzed
would be
known as
Fund
to be
that
report,
Fund,
Diversified Common Stock
the
Diversified Growth Stock
a new separate corporation
us
On
March
of
respect
to
short-term indebtedness, incurred in connection with
the
company's construction program, and the balance, if any, will
be used to pay for construction or to reimburse the company s treasury
for
of
been
has
Bank of
of
payment
view
shares
Investors
William
ledemption prices ranging from
plus accrued interest In each case.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
present
discontinuing its proceedings
decision
a
question
Inc.,
leading.
as
primary objective.
its
as
the
Growth
Fund
at special
and
par,
income
for
from The First Boston Corp.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc., 100.421.
bonds will be ledeemabie at general redemption prices ranging
and
assets of
the
merged
of
Diversified
V
201.289;
100.44;
has
Shares
exchanged
bid of 100.52%.
a
on
which
competitive sale on Feb. 17
of the issue at
award
won
be
the
to
Gobel,
satisfied
is sponsored by Hugh W. Long and
which now embraces three mutual funds, would become a single fund,
to be known as the Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.
Into this fund
would
issued
Feb. .18
on
.
which
Inc.,
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
should be suspended or wihtdrawn from listing
and registration on the American Stopk Exchange.
.
The opinion states that
"The hearings in the instant case have
$257,000,000.
Funds,
SEC
respect
Adolf
is
merger,
assets of
Diversified
1, 1984, at
The group
mortgage bonds, series A 3J/4 %, due Feb.
100.959% and accrued interest to yield 3.20%.
the
to
.
Gobel, Inc.—SEC Discontinues Proceedings—
(Adolf)
The
with
scheduled to absorb the research personnel
and facilities of Hugh W. Long & Co., Inc. It wiil become investment
advLsor to all the funds sponsored by the Long organization, which
parties
179,
398.
p.
assets
Investors
Wheelabrator,
of
objectives and similar portfolios. The merged funds would
of about $180,000,000.
Management Co., Inc., headed by George E. Roosevelt,
and W. Emlen Roosevelt, President, whicn manages both
investment
$5 per Share.
Equity now owns 427.876 shares (48.4%)
300,000 shares (89.3%) of the class B common
and
the
28,500
shares
(100%)
of the class
of Wheelabrator.
Bell proposes to acquire Wheelabrator as
price of
tion
of
.
be
finished
two
acres
the
added
related
in the first quarter of 1955.
Each will occupy about
the refinery with substantially more land provided torn
auxiliary equipment attendant to them.
Although nob
at
functionally, they have in common the fact that neither will
an increase in the crude charged to the refinery.
for construction of the ethylene unit has been awarded
to the Badger Process Division of Stone & Webster Engineering Corp.
The platforming
unit will "employ' the platinum catalyst method
developed by the ^Universal Oil Products Co. fThe plant- comprises »
catalytic reactor and a fractionation section to separate the product
require
Contract
Volume 179
iii>
m
of
*
the
will
Number 5301....
-J
..
into
reactor
be
water
a
awarded
various
desired
products.
steam
tower,
_i
Auxiliary
generator,
installations
tanks,
sewers,
Kern
County Land Co.—December Receipts Up-
and
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
construction
the
Fluor
Corp.,
the'
of
platformlhg' unit
Los Angeles,
Calif.—V.
179,
Revenifes
been
has
—V,
from
1954—Month—1953
and
oil
178,
'
$1,759,039
Louisville
1954—12 Mos.—1953
,
.
royalties
gas
5.
p.
Mention
,
(Robert
issue of 700,000
preferred
an
and
participating stock (par 10 cents) at $10
net
yrThe
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
develop
the
Kerr
Chemicals, Inc., Park
con¬
share),
without
178,
Hale-Justic
•
*,The
company
1667.
p.
Feb.
on
share)
stockholders
to
ceeds
be
to
are
filed
9
covering 25.000 shares of
letter
a
a
rata
pro
increase
to
O.—Files—
with
notification
of
stock
common
on
used
of
ment
Drug Co., Cincinnati,
to be offered
then to
basis,
inventory.
at
the
stock
The
be
to
offered
proceeds
at
to
The
underwriting
No
Securities
The
pro¬
will
be
Involved.
tails follow:
111.—
'
CAPITALIZATION
($10
par
and
EFFECT
be
for
used
covering 291,300 shares
pany's
property
tax
deduction
surrendering
holders
will,
of
their
until
15%.
share
the
above
Canadian
in
(S. A.)
—V.
stock
said
have
to
of
said
receive
distribution.,
with
also
See
D.
March
capital
180,000
present
distribution,
such
share¬
to
offered
be
($100
cumulative
($25
be
issued
thereunder
be
issued
at
after
Kress & Co.—January Sales Off 5%—
V.
The
179,
Royal
the
have
stock
to
exchange,
cash
Company
Trust
directors
common
of
will
17
stock
asked
be
(par
shares.
$10)
to
to
approve
for
disbursement
increase
from
an
sition
.-"will
which
Issued."
The
neither
be
may
approve
made
disapprove
nor
of. any
of. the
;*.
„
corporation
option
currently
shares,
19,027
held
in
agreements.—V.
has
•
365..
15,
October,
Auto
\
•
p.
Loan
50,000,000
shares
Co.
•
.
of Delaware,
Feb. 2
on
covering $60,000 of 5%
notes
to
be
offered
be
used
letter of
a
La
notes
for
stock,
of
Stores
the
with
—V.
25
1954
_1
Net
-
$10)
at
Other
bidders
99.1346,
for
and
Co.
Inc.,
The
issue
is
railroad
the
same
Salomon
bid
99.13
to
be
equipment
coupon
Bros.
for
&
secured
is
Commerce
Associated
Co.;
Co.;
L.
'
E.
&
&
consists
1
i
'
'
'
Co.—V.
The
Indiana
See
&
of
to
purchase
on
to
&
Electric
Co.
above.—V.
178,
for
1953
working
for
The
Co.
The
this
the
capital
present
company
Feb.
on
13
announced
that
it
of
stock,
offered
since
the
square
a
prospectus
inventor
to
As a convenience to United States resident stockholders, the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co. of New York will act as stock transfer agent. Bank
Montreal
Trust
Co.,
pany's annual meeting is
April 2.—V.
York,
New
will
stock
registrar.
The
com¬
scheduled to be held iq Toronto, Canada, on
179, p. 105.
Fundamental Investors,
Inc.
Inc.—Proposed Consolidat'n
above.—V.
174,
p.
the
two
years),
will
and
the
Southtown
Selective
Investors
with
Minneapolis
453.
the
SEC
stock.—V.
Feb.
on
179,
11,
company
1954,
517.
p.
filed
covering
v
.
registration statement
a
600,000
of
pending
stock
179,
Sales
shares
of
by
the
on
the
amount
Uranium
Lisbon
Under
and
Jan.
5,
an
owners
of
$20,680,814
The
loaned
proceeds
$1,000,000.
to
are
general, corporate
be
the
purposes.—V.
179,
working
p.
Fare
and
used
for
Moab
•'
of
owners
1
I
plant;
As
a
well
as
solution
Corp.
parking
car
the
to
private
as
problem
parking
for
America,
of
,
system
to
'
York
New
of
associates
.
development
collection
A
coded
in
the
announcement,
Johnson
Fare
Box
by
specialists
card-key
entrance and
park,
can
to
of
stock
and
trustee
for
two
the
for
Pacific
patents
issues
RR.
second
diesel
since
actuates
Co.,
The
parent
system
control
is
system
is
a
company,
revenue-
electrically
operated.
mechanism
which
operates
the
exit gates
and
the
automatically. Only authorized card-key holders
code of the- card-key can be altered as required
revenue-producing,
It is
1909.
the
Parcoa
parking..ai-eas.
stated.—y: Hi, p. 2110.
,
.
t
where
there-
is,
;
a
monthly
,
..
;
w
fee,
/,
.
is to be
approval,
the
which
their
613.
1
Oct. 1, 1983,
Trust Co. of
1570.
p.
to
Pacific
Equipments—
receive bids March
totaling $4,845,000.
behalf of Missouri
will
System
equipment
trust certificates
$3,000,000
of
is
for
80%
cover
Mexico
&
the
of
be
to
Ry.
"■
on
;
behalf of St. Louis,
with purchase of
on
subsidiary
179,
p.
'
• •
-
purchase.
locomotive
diesel
a
be made
that
'*').*
•<
•
sold
cost of
help
to
locomotives and freight cars.—V.
ly.
granted
to use
717.
S
t,
-
*
Missouri Public Service Co.—New Construction—
Presiding
mission
has
to
Salt
Lake
City,
Examiner Emery J. Woodall of the Federal Power Com¬
filed a decision,
subject to review by the Commission,
&
Utah—Stock
Co., Salt Lake City, 011
shares
mining
net
claims
proceeds
for
reserved
are
supply
the
will
drilling
for
option
its
be
used
expenses
stock
(par
cents):
15
shares
88,000
for
option
Co.
at
exercise
working
to
option
BUSINESS—The
to
offices
1953.' Its
SEC
Outstanding
to
acquire
properties.
uranium
The
an
at
in
Continental
801
and
explore
to
and
develop
company intends to place
vanadium mining businesses.
claims
mining
are
in
miles southeast
of
the
Utah,
Bank
the
on
Dec.
Building,
same
primary
located
39
Moab, Utah.—V.
The
company
filed
a
registration
179,
with
statement
be
It
the
of
offered
for
public
offering
sale
by amendment.
Net
proceeds
incurred
for
program
price
through
and
SEC
the
terms
are
to
the
financing
of
on
Feb.
estimated
is
at
for
1954
and
1955;
—V,
W.
Doebler, President, reports that 1953
increases
of
over
common
income
in
4.952
in
revenues,
net
and
earnings
per
stock.
1953
was
in comparison with
ia
earlier,
an
it
increase of
announced
was
they: differ
frem
thus
on
Shipments Up
far
Feb.
11
year
have
Brouwer
by
D.
shipments for the
current
calendar
American
year.-
r
Bantam
Car
C<j. above.—V.
179, p. 519.
Sales Off—
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
$ '
62,248,526 1,078,067,947 1,166,143,944
1954—Month—1953
$
52,587,392
179, p. 206.
First
'
mortgage tyonds,
due
1974
Instalment
annual
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
:
i
1.
notes,
in
due
Sept.
1,
equal
to
$5,500,000
par
value)
_—_
of
the
,,
'
1,917,000
UNDERWR^TJERS-r'fhe. nqmes
$5,500,000
..
1954
inclusive
($25
I
Outstanding
series A, 35/s%,
_r--
bknk
instalments
1962,
Common stock
Sept.
these jearlier cre-
portPd earnings because of yeastend tax adjustments,-Sea V. ,179,p^ 613.
this
„
Authorized
22¥j%.
the.:'"Chronicle'l .of *Feb. :8.and
absorbers
$6,311,900 a
Earnings on common stock were
equal to $1.28 on the average of 4,979,777 shares outstanding for the
current year, against $1.26 on 4,349,580 shares in 1952.
Gross revenues
amounted bo $66,507,000 for
1953, an increase of 13Vz%
from the
1952'total of $58,516,000.
These revised earnings, supersede the preliminary earnings published
year
Y.—Files With SEC
President.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$7,732,800,
1
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Bond Offering—Mention was
in our issue of Feb. 15 of the public offering of
final operating results
income
Public
518.
$5,500,000 3%% first mortgage bonds, series A, due
Feb. 1, 1974 at 101.787% and accrued interest jointly
by White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; and Shields &
Co.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
Further details follow:
Earnings Revised—
share
p.
made
and to
require
this program it is estimated that the company will
approximately $70,000,000 in addition to funds expected to be provided
Errol
perk,
new
a
shock
Monro-matic
Sales
& Co., Inc.
be supplied
by depreciation accruals, retained earnings and this financing.
show
of
$
3.
be used to repay bank loans
plant.
The company's construc¬
$94,000,000
179,
on
Period End. Jan. 31—
will
utility
1
and
$6,450,
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—January
Public offering is expected about March
of
construction
the
See
($100 par),
group
headed
underwriting
an
underwriting
to
is
72,500
Claims Settled—
which
517.
p.
build
week ended Feb. 13 exceeded ^75.000 units,
he continued, a volume more than trip'.e the amount shipped up to
this time last year.
The shipments were made on a nationwide basi$,
going to 30 different cities, he added.
On the basis of present results,
Mr. Mclntyre predicted that ship¬
ments would run substantially ahead of last year during the first half
Total
28,
Salt
on
district
by The First Boston Corp., W. C. Langley & Co., and Blyth
public
corporation
reached
1954, covering 70,000 shares of preferred stock, series D
The
pipeline
facilities
total of $676,010.—V.
a
to
Public Service,
carry
the gas to
Missouri
Clinton,
in
Service's
Cities
authorized
was
to
gas
of
miles
24
system
project would cost
covering
Sales
mining
as
emphasis
mining
Indian
Big
about
of
Service
natural
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.-^-Absorber
25
at
option to purchase 10 mining claims which
The
and
10
owns
cost
Cities
Co.
supply
1,100,000 shs
underwriter
Utah.
City,
intends
located
are
organized
was
build
distribution
Mclntyre,
corporation
to
Feb. 11 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
at $4 per share, without underwriting.
Th<? proceeds, are to. be. used
to purchase flight equipment and for working capital.—V. 176, p. 601.
The
capital.
125,000 shares reserved for option to Moab Drilling
per share.
The term of options is 18 months from
cents
20
Service
Mohawk Airlines, Inc., Ithaca, N.
to
and
*2,000,000 shs.
reserved
would
local
Estimated
to
and
decision
which
share.
per
used
construction of pipeline facilities which will be
city of Clinton, Mo., with natural gas.
grants certificates
to
Cities
Service
Gas, Co.
authorizing the
cents per share and
Net
new
program.
order authorizing
an
for
1954.—V. 178,
offering for $1,845,000 is to
Brownsville
or
exclusive license
Sheer-Korman
of
mortgage bonds,
3%%
series due
for definitive bonds at Guaranty
the Missouri
for
offering
A
under¬
the
stock,
sold."
Corp.,
Kibbe
125,000
♦Includes
parking for municipalities
plants and institutions, the
this
financing
reclassification
such
stockholders
Missouri Pacific RR.—To Sell
President.
as
and
Authorized
>
-
will supply it with the
its -1954
of
(paid-in surplus).—V, 179,-p.
exchanged
be
The
3
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
Capital
public
subsidiary has just introduced a new
operate
parking lots automatically, without
attendants.
Accorumg
of
a
industrial
bank
its
increase
to
Inc.—Reclassify Stock—
with
York, beginning Feb. 25,
An
royalties,
complete
Box
Co., Chicago, nL—New Automatic
Parking System-Introduced—
Parking
is
2307.
p.
amount
control
plant, $125,000
production
(estimated
the company's
of
the
Drilling Co. at 20 cents
purchase
,
P.
PROCEEDS—The
tion
339.
,
Johnson
capital
components
company's
first
Temporary
may
New
main
advance
the
Service's
to
to
branch
new
178,
authorized by the SEC order of May
additional borrowings from banks dur¬
16 announced the Issuance
facilities
15,
'
added
bond
connection
In
to
Public
$18,188,948
bank loan agreement dated Nov. 17, 1950, the
borrowed $3,000,000 on notes which will mature on
Of this amount, the Chase National Bank of the City
York
New
of
The
stores.
1955.—V.
Mississippi Power Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
the
in
each.
"capital surplus"
60%
outstanding if the entire offering is sold.
be
$10
ex-
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With SEC—
has
1961.
Angeles.
......
metering
1953
Notes—
of
Los
to
authorization
SEC
(as
400.
p.
Missouri
capital
supplemental
a
corporation
received
$1,200,000
Feb. 5
offered publicly 1,079,000 shares of capital stock (par
15 cents) at 20 cents per share "as a speculation." An
Offered—A.
13.7%—
1954
..
Sells $3,000,000
Louis
"capital stock account" of Middle South will be stated at $71,250,000,
and the sum of $56,345,800 will be transferred, from ."capital stock'-' to
The
•
is
4 Weeks Ended Jan.30—
Fall of
to $7,500,000 through
submitted
underwriting
.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up
St.
$12,000,000
corporation
to
reclassify
its
12,000,000 shares tof authorized
common
stock, without par value, including the 7,125,000 outstanding
shares, into 12,000,000 shares of common stock having a par value
patented process on the royalty basis set forth in the prospectus.
"The public will be paying 10% of the cash furnished to the company
In exchange for
40%, or less, of the voting rights and equity, de¬
Lake
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
investment
Clayton
and
the early
has
company
1953).
reserves.
issued in consideration
company
of
for
$60,000
1,875,000 shares
which
was
the
commencement
Philip H. Sellcw
together with their
amount
the
The company
This
Baltimore
from
Middle South Utilities,
completion of public financing.
Investors Management Co.,
See
be
the 62-acre,
the
construction
$63,000,000 mapped for this year and a first mortgage
collateral trust
bond' issue of $30,000,000 is being placed privately.
The balance of finances required for 1954 will be met from company
resources, said T. S. Johnston, President.
...
of
first unit built in
this
be
holds
offering are to be used
equipment of the
names
group
presently own
to
of
progiam
cities
to open in
Common
-
•
and
to
for working capital
of
1372.
has
construction
company's
Co.
four-story Famous Barr branch
will
be
the
department store in St. Louis, with a total area of
feet. This ,is larger
than Famous-Barr's two other
The SEC en Feb.
common
par
and equipment of
prior
period
a
This stock
:
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—Continues Expansion—
This
the
of
that
13
Feb.
on
store
Famous-Barr
ing 1954 prior to the time of financings which
$4,022,531
Registers With
—
marketing the products. It
process obtained
from the
construction
writer
p.
branch
the
Metropolitan Edison Co.—To Increase Bank Loans—
—V.
-
and
use
proceeds of
be
to
Commission?
Gas
announced
third
a
in
stores
branch
expected
■
basis.
process
arc
$500,000
for
Rollins
following new standard-gauge
$8,402,760: two diesel-electric
shares
the
$2,200,000 for construction
Michigan Electric Co.-r-Proposed Merger—
American
.
ultra-modern,
325,000
registration statement with the
a
1,250,000 shares of its $1
public sale "as a speculation"
license
Net
Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; McMaster Hutchin¬
p. 716.'
179,
4,800,000
President,
May,
once
additional
&
son
$7,200,000
"
717.
branch will be the
new
branch
15
8,
$3,837,026
'
.
are
1
■
Corp
p.
$25
of
each
_
179,
D.
at
1161.
,
$25
purchasers and the respective
severally to be purchased by each are
bonds
«
borrowings from
1954
......
,
.
value
par
of
stock
preferred
p.
value
the
of
names
department store,
branches,
178,
the
of
par
stock,
Department Stores Co.—Expansion—
largest
shares of common
shares of 6% preferred stock,
the
of
preferred
Shopping Center in Jennings, a St.' Louis suburb. G/J.
& Co. is the operator and developer of Northland, which will
parking space for more than 5,000 automobiles.
The May Department Stores Co. operates 10 downtown stores and
479,863
for
shares
series
cumulative
new
consisting of 20,000 shares of the
1,720,000
the
Nooney
v.
<
of
may
Northland
was organized in Delaware on Oct.
8, 1953, "for the
of refining beryllium ore by means of the Sheer-Korman high
elusive
HcPev, Stuart in the offering are: R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman &
Son, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Pollock
indebtedness.'
which
have
patents, who are also part of the group promoting and controlling this
corporation."
Rothschild
Gregory
Wm.
two
*
third
the
company
intensity
with
F.
each
and
Inc.—^January Sales Lower-
"best-efforts"
a
$755,000
&
Blair,
on
The
passenger locomotives, and 48 diesel-electric road- switching locomotives.
Issuance of
the
certificates
is
subject to the authorization of the
Interstate
for
ore,
bonds
of
except that no further bonds shall
total amount of bonds to be outstanding
any event exceed the limit of indebtedness
and
of
Co
V.
start
The
at $4 per share with an
share selling commission. Philip Gordon & Co., Inc., is named
principal, underwriter—there is no firm commitment by the
per
purpose
'
the
cost
to
Peabody
99.051.
at
,
by
estimated
Kidder,
were
Hutzler
2%s.
iron
the New York Stock Exchange.—V.
on
205.
p.
for
the
as
bid of 99.16%.
a
5%
Securities
also
(Mo.)
esti¬
■*
covering
80c
-
Illinois Central RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
on
bonded
" This corporation on Feb. 15 filed
offered
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Feb.
19 offered $6,000,000 of 2% equipment trust certifi¬
cates. series 38, maturing semi-annually Sept. 1, 1954 to
March 1, 1969, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield
from
1.25%
to 2.725%,
according to maturity, were
awarded to the group on Feb. 18
grade
i
179,
in
each
shares
Loeb &
Morton
one
an
held.
sales
SEC
be
to
high
very
common
the amount
limited
below:
May
on
of
property which contains
a
Light Metals Refining Corp.* N. Y.
;
.
to its employees 9,000 shares of common
initial offering price of $15.90 per share.
added to working capital.—V. 179, p. 204.
an
are
starting
dividend
stock
a
that
1,500,000 shs.
rate
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
offering
is
company
(par
paid
•
par
par
underwriter
The
of
Norte,
Consolidada
Lane Bryant,
—V.
<C. II.) Hyer & Sons, Inc., Olathe, Kan.—Offering—
.The proceeds
in
fully listed
SEC
1953.
;
;
would
$100
as
forth
.See
the first
registered
and
fabricator of steel and copper wire
a
Month of January-^-
$1,726,120
$1,534,030
204.
of
860,792
The
-
stock
dividend,
bearer
Installments
value, and 134,804
value.
American
certificates
pesos
pesos
••
•
Corp.—January Sales Lower— '
------
179, p.
current
the
on
2,000,000 shs,
capital.
working
Month of January—
Sales
The
on
quarterly
Consolidada
del
tons
La
75
.
-
Howard
at
share
per
Pontiac, Mich.
notification
and
payable
four
in
Consolidada
$3,000,000
Capital
par,
outstanding
pesos
equivalent,
"
debenture notes and $140,000 of 6% debenture
without underwriting/
The proceeds are
at
redeem
to
filed
9
currency.
is
1945,
La
Mines
Consolidada,
over
of stock.
subject to
1954,
year
of
largest steel company in Mexico, had estimated earnings of $1,000,000
in 1953. Control of the company, was acquired by Shields & Co. and
a
few associates, in 1942, and soon after acquisition a modern
rolling
mill was set up and other improvements made at a cost of
approximately- $8,000,000.
Since 1942, the "company has retired somewhat
.v..
held
in
of
La
•
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The. company
set
Common
will
shares
not
but
dividend
a
American
stock
1952,
are
Home &
Cash
1954.
mated
dispo¬
future
authorized
outstanding 160,973
treasury, 7,950 are
the
174,
-the
of
stock
common
.•
„
the
in
since
for
share of stock
shares
300,000
.
value
Kuhn,
declared
$1.04
shares
In
not
780,792 shs.
value)
provides
is
20,000 shs.
.
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
S. A.- -Declares First
value)_,
par
time if the
any
issue
designated
205.
Consolidada,
The
716.
p.
such
each.
1953
12,000,000
the company (now $150,000,000).
tTotal aonount authorized all series,
par
1954
12,000,000
3 Va %
par
(without
trust indenture
♦The
at
stock
Outstanding
$41,000,000
1,740,000 shs.
cumulative
American
MacBrideV
S.
Increase
&
stock
January—
p.
1984,
5%
Dividend Since 1945—
President, in a letter to stockholders, 'said the
board /las. not determined at this. time, how best to use the proposed
Increase in
authorized
stock, and that stockholders'
votes
on
the
at
1,
principal amounts of
La
lieu
In
company dated Dec.
23,
1953; at $22
Over 90%
of the outstanding shares of
deposited
offer.
on
authorized
.the
&
Feb.
Common
the
1954,
funds.
been
purchase
The stockholders
i
common
with
$10,784,217 $11,350,832
179,
—
FINANCING
.
stock
5%
notification
Sales
Hercules Cement Corp.—To Increase Stock—
to
A
class
of
share),
March
under
'
letter
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
land and erect buildings thereon, to purchase mineral
leases and to develop and exploit mining properties.
Month of
be entitled to sell their stock to
accordance with the previously announced
15,
Royal Trust Co. in
purchase offer of said trust
per
$5.25
on
certificates
March
The
Of
of
a
to purchase
and assets amounting to $22,203 per share in Cana¬
in the case of non-residents of Canada, the Canadian
funds less,
Income
,
Feb.
due
tPreferred
Files With
—
due
1, 1979, 2%%
1, 1982, 3Va%
a
dian
;
Series
pay¬
Commission—
filed
10
($1
rights and
meeting held on Feb. 9, 1954, shareholders approved the sale
of' all of the property and
assets of the company and such sale has
been completed.
Holders of the common stock may now surrender
their
certificates
for said
stock
to
The
Royal Trust Co., Toronto,
Canada, to receive their ratable distribution from the sale of the com¬
the
Feb,
on
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
capital.
Exchange
corporation
per
Sold
offering
bonds, due
'
GIVING
♦First mortgage bonds____
Series due Nov.
per
of
At
In
working
par
.Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd.—Sale Completedf-^
of
and
SEC
i
used
'
mortgage
are
Keystone Mining Corp., Lancaster, Pa.
SEC
<$10 per
par
public.
(Ky.)—Bonds
$12,000,000 first mortgage 31/s%
Series
cessions.—V.
Co.
issue of Feb. 15 of the
our
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
underwriting.
Ridge,
Exchange Commission—
Feb. 9 filed
on
9,640 shares of
covering
company's
J.)
The corporation
share.
per
of
Electric
&
made in
5
Feb. 1, 1984, at 102.461% and accrued interest by
Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and American Securities Corp.
Further de¬
—Files With Securities and
shares of 60-cent non-cumulative convertible
Gas
was
and sale
$1,461,322 $20,087,278 $17,257,565
2574.
p.
Gulf Sulphur Corp.—Stock Offered—Peter Morgan &
„
Co., New York, is publicly offering
(825)
,
Z
;
.
for
to
^
cooling
yard pipelines.
Contract
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
1,917,000
379,397 shs.
379,385 shs.
.'several', .purchasers..and th,e
^
■>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
.
(826)
Weld
& Co._$l,000,000
Hallgarten & Co.-—- 1,000,000
Shields & Co
1,000,000
also
—See
Co
&
179.
V.
717.
p.
shares of common stock recently
offered for subscription by common stockholders of rec¬
ord Jan. 8 at $26.25 per share on a basis of one new
share for each ten shares held, 275,697 shares were sub¬
from
179,
Gas
Inc.,
The
Metropolitan area.—V.
homa
Ended
'54
179.
New
This
$37,445,190
with
the
ested
of
borrowings
the
to the application,
of $55,670,000 from
amount
to
banks
$28,980,000
and
be
to
are
1954,
of
Coal
NEES during
from
Irwin
be
L.
it
Feb.
on
The
SEC
President
N.E.E.S.,
of
offer
of
issued
NEGAS
stock
common
for
each
tional
its
shares
business
-
See
Feb.
of
at
for
Bedford
New
$15
acceptance
1954.—V.
5,
of its
publicly-held
the
Gas
Edison
&
whole
per
share
in
bid
bonds
102.36
the
1948
mated
the
for
amount
to
and
105%
at
of current
cost
the
1954
years
spent
on
The
and
16
on
Flr$t
Corp.
sales
on
or
Gulf
West
&
Indies
Steamship
Lines
178,
above.—V.
and
1955.
New York, Ontario & Western Ry.—Sale Barred—
of
As
Oct.
by
31,
Judge Edward A. Conger, in New York on Feb. 11, dismissed
application to sell this bankrupt railway on the ground that he
had no right under Federal procedure to sell the road.
said
the
the
tax
ended
Oct.
31,
1953,
70%
esti¬
an
■
derived
was
from
■
sation
bankruptcy laws expressly forbid the sale of an entire
provide that any plan must be for the ultimate reorgani¬
of
railroad.
a
The application
A
Public
given interested persons until Feb. 23,
1954,
high bid of $4,605,000 had been made for the road.—V. 179, p. 718.
also
••
1
•
The
company on Feb. 15
construction are
currently
s
has
the
that
announced
cash
requirement
series
for
shares
mission
application was filed with the New York P. S. Com¬
authority to sell an issue of $5,000,000 par value of pre¬
for
It
which
time.
such
The
will
sale
sale
of
be
made
issue
an
of
has
not
(an
March
the
three
for
the
same
for
the
12
months
period
months
months ended
The
earnings
of
shares
or
the
of
ended
in
Dee.
per
respective
Dec.
1952,
ended
31,
1953
and
was
31,
1953
Dec.
compared
as
equivalent
as
The
without
par
3,034,068
periods,
number
average
as
compared
stock
Such net
to
shares
The
after
for
to
to
the
on
basis
of
to
cents
Gas
$103.25
be
(J. J.)
has
share,
per
made
to
the
in
1953
per
share
Counties
$2.38
the
of
the
for
0.8
or
$2.77
was
for
the
year
12
the
at
and
three
the
before
months
three
for
called
th?
for
12
dividends
ended
months
months ended
Chemical
New York
Dec.
A
0.53
Pacific
Gas
330,535
of
Service
share
a
as
84%
and
shares
Public
of
stock i,
of
Blyth, Pacific Gas
$25 par common
held
common
of
Gas
which
stock
lor
Pacific
stock and
common
by Blyth
31,
Dec.
1953
was
ended
Dec.
Mach
1953
of
to
preferred,
the
Gals
proposes
Bank
&
on
Trust
179, p.
the
as
soon
merge
surviving
or
share
share
one
the
to
each
31,
the
between
choice
number
a
shareholders
of
of
to
receive
cash
Corp.
Development
Smelters
in mining enterprises.
Manthat of Patican Co., Ltd.. ,of
years ago to Patino Mines
primarily
engaged
affiliated to
closely
be
shares
distributed
were
176,
p.
five
2065.
Penney Co.—January Sales Off 3.37%—
'
1954
1953 *
$6-3,495.714 $65,711,586
206.
p.
Pennroad Corp.—To Reduce Capitalization—
of
of
Pacific Gas
series
B
share
of
the
common
Pacific
nominated by
U.
Commission
to
Gas
31,
GIVING
accordance
EFFECT
("First and refunding mortgage bonds
with
TO
PRESENT
the
subject
California
Series
J
3%
Series
Pepsi-Cola Co.—1,953 Sales at New High—
1950
K
3%
redemption
L
3%
bonds
Series
ported
M
3%
due
June
Mr.
the
Power
Corp.—Bank
109.548,000
due
Dec.
l,
1979
three
banks
1,
1977
bonds due
Dec.
1,
1975
bonds due June 1, 1981
bonds due Dec. 1, 1980
to
p.
Pepsi-Cola outstripped the soft drink industry by two
according to trade estimates, Mr. Barnet said.—
notification with the
25 centst to be
share.
The pro¬
to be added to working capital.—V. 178, p. 668.
»
are
investment
on
Feb.
issue of $3,500,000 5% convertible deben¬
tures due 1965.
See also V. 179, p. 401.
company
49,825,000
Net
sales
63,040,4)00
Inc.
before Fed.
60,000 000
Federal
1,
1984
bonds due Dec.
1.
1984
pfd. stock
first
5%;%
5%
(par $25),
preferred
first
preferred
redeemable
first
redeemable
1st
redeemable
sified
Common
"In
%
.
in
stock
the
pfd.
pfd.
Fed.
-
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs.
stock
pfd; stock,
1/173,163 shs.
pfd.
stock
stock
2,806,680 shs.
1,750,000 shs:
A
1
(par $25)
the
Dec.
filed
a
registration
$
income
_
5,277,480
Earns,
4,649.276
21,218.345
2,693,000
2,392,000
L_
10,982,000
$2,257,276
$9,856,345
$8,041,925
$0.80
$3.65
$2.61
."
Crl99,000
.
income
—
per com.
it
deems
fit.
§134,221
additional
$
$
75,546.153
taxes.
taxes
1953—9 mos.—1952
,
229.136,475 232,559,372
71.670.060
.
share.,
$2,783,480
$1.01
10.700,925
8,659,000
380,000
company,
'
-
'
—
179, p. 615.
Pittsburgh
Hotels,
Inc.
—
Eppley
Acquires
shares
of
5%,
Donner
•
Holdings of Debentures and Stock—
None
directors
on
Feb.
that
he
Announcement was made
15,574,627 shs.
the board.of
authorize- such
—V.
and
majority
stockholder,
16
the entire
of ■the .Donner Trusts and Foundation :in Pittsburgh
of the
1600-rdom William Penh Hotel,: Pittsburgh,
redeemable
the
first
transfer
in
addition
to
all
President
holdings
Hotels, Inc., owner
Pa.
-Included 4n
by Eugene C. Eppley.
has purchased
further'increases
.
as
the
with
statement
1953—3 mos.—1952
31—
^xcess profits tax
Net
1,500;000 shs.
"
i
8,158,495 shs.
20,000,000 shs,-
of the company may from time to time
,
§1,585,014 shs,
1,500,000 shs.
(unclas-
—
opinion of counsel for
400,000 shs.
*
2,806,680 shs,
ser.
letter of
$
4,211.662 shs.
stock
first
first
series >
Period end.
4,211,662 shs.
first preferred stock
5%
5%'
-4.80
cumulative;
stock
a
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.—Earnings Higher—
77-475 000
June
filed
11, 1954, covering 200,000 shares of its capital stock.
bonds due Dec. 1, 1985
Redeemable
Privately
through Glore, For-
12
Feb
on
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
69,150'000
74,774^000
6%
outstanding to
<
corporation
bonds due June 1, 1982
June 1, 1983
due
the
one,
719.
bonds due June 1, 1976
bonds due
bonds
over
covering 8,854 shares of common stock
(par
for subscription by employees at $29.45 per
This
24,088.000
67,434,000
4%
month
»
10,300|000
V
each
increased
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
48,182,000
First
on
North American Car Corp—Debentures Sold
—The company has sold privately,
179,
77*.975.000
Dec.
Ser. W 3'/8%
Loans—
Pepsi-Cola" hnVc
pointed out.
annual rate of sales growth continues to exceed that of
industry as a whole.
With a gain of 15%
in seles
1953,
during
ceeds
due
3'k
surpassing
drink
soft
Series U 33,a%
has taken down another $4,400,000 from 21
of
sales
Series T 27/a%
,
1953
$9,588,862
206.
an
by
23,839,000
.
Series Q 2%%
Series R 3,/8%
'
1954
$9,001,729
1"53,
in
month of the preceding year, Mr. Barnet stated.
bottling plants have been opened* by Pep i-Cola bottlers
bottlers of any other soft drink during the last two years,
Barnet
The
bonds
3%
high
new
offered
bonds
O
all-time
an
according to Herbert L. Barnet, Executive Vice-President.
months,
commencing in September. 1350, re¬
Pepsi-Cola
SEC
$927 000
1974
1,
,
case
18,669^000
Series N 3%
agent,
Pepsi-Cola' reached
consecutive
41
corresponding
Outstanding
Series
Co.,
of
by 54%
For
•
bonds due June 1, 1966
bonds due Dec. 1, 1970
bonds due June 1, 1971
Series
31,
I 3'a%
1953
$4,413,785
1"54
$4,107,056
—
207.
p.
FINANCING
v
$800,000,000
Series
1952.
179,
Sales
applica¬
possible after their consummation
Public Service and Coast Counties with
in
March 25 will
directorship.—V, 178, p. 389.
a
—
—
-V.
as
corporation
the management for
Month of January—
-Sales
than
are
which
on
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off-
More
foregoing transactions
P.
the annual meeling to b-; held
at
a
value
,
Coast
first preferred stock;
4.80% series preferred,
one
or
on
par
Pacific
of
stockholders
proposal to reduce the capital stock to 5,000.000 shares of
from 8,300,000 shares. The reduction would be effected
by retiring 3,300,000 shares already reacquired.
The proxy statement also disclosed that Char'es A. Wight, Chairman
of the
Executive Committee of the Freeport Su'pbur Co., had been
vote
stock.
1952.
$9,053,537
1953, the New York P.S. Commission authorized the com¬
borrow up to $55,000,000 on 3%
notes*, the proceeds to be
pay for cost of new construction.—V. 179, p. 206.
Co.,
Smelters
will
Gas
holders
Authorized
May,
gan &
179,
The
or
CAPITALIZATION
8.
Jl3 200^00dUC JUly l' 1954' thUS bringlng the total
to
the
after
in
dividend
given
be
—
—V.
redeemable
common
California
to
a
Counties
Gas
application,
As
stock;
5%
first'preferred
made.
been
common
0.7 of
Gas
Coast
of
Pacific
of
Gas
preferred
Pacific
approval of the
has
Series S
to
shortly
stockholders
Month of January—
Sales
as
Newberry Co.—January Sales Declined—
company
weeks
the continuing company in which the Patino
their holdings calls for investment in shares of
retain
whose
(J. C.j
approximately
Series P 2%%
p.
as
companies
would
stockholders.—V.
$1
its
of
Pacific
result
a
of the
Pacific
of
iirst
4%
holders
share
a
the
itself
1953
preferred
on
Dec.
ended
31,
months
redemption
15, N. Y.—V.
Niagara Mohawk
Used
of
share
a
redeemable
Pacific
next, 875
4.50%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
plus accrued dividends.
Immediate
payment
„
The
In
shares
Service
share
a
the
of
Series
pany
ratio
series
According
to
the
on
exchange
623,651
of
of
4.80%
end
337,118
based
between
contract
a
issue and
redeemable
to
0.7
number
the
at
(including
stock
common
Month of January—
179,
will
Toronto
common
Corporations Code.
charges
for
Bales
—V.
Certi¬
12. 1954.
two
this
receive
who
will
of
remain
than
interest
preferred stockholders of Public Service, Pacific Gas proposes
exchange for each share thereof, at the holder's choice,
0.7
5%
tion
outstanding
$7,477,155
outstanding
30 Broad St..
about
announced plans for
agement
in
59
to
value outstanding
shares
the
offer
either
1952).
the
for
income for the
corporation
shares
mailed
be
to elect cash is -being offered at the suggestion
family of the late Simon I. Pat'no, in view of
the
of
preference
Canadian
«■'
Gas
all classes of capital stock of Public Service. It further
proposes
the same 0.53 share for one share offer to all other holders
Service common stock.
,
•
of
share
1952.
fixed
$1,856,610
compared
will
May,
applicable
$2,345,492
was
compared
at
of
in
to $2.47
income
Corporation,
opportunity
rather
The
V.
Net
es
of
Public
and
calculated
are
stock
issued
income
net
shareholders
Mines
stated
the
make
per
$2.54
to
compared
income
net
to
Public
of
To
of
1952.
31,
Share
common
shares
will
out¬
'
the
of
planned for this Spring.
cents
4%
to
to
shares issued in October, 1953) and 2.696,950 shares in 1952 (including
300,000
stock
new
'
members
•
and
follows
This
31.
This
of
outstanding
Coast Counties has outstanding
stock, all held by Public Service, and two
cumulative preferred stock consisting of
124,000
series
A
and
75,000 shares of 4.80%.
series B
all
of
exchange
60 %
finally decided at this
principal amount of first
Tlie
corporation
also
reported
that
the
balance
applicable to the common stock was equivalent to 66
for
the
to stockholders of
Development Corp. on
the decisions made
distribution
a
share of Smelters
Mines.
retaining shares of Smelters Development or accepting an offer which
that corporation proposes to make that it will purchase at $7 a share
all Smelters Development stock tendered to it between March
1 and
par
become the owner of about
been
$20,000,000
mortgage bonds is also presently
12
of
for
share
is
expected that, subject to such approval, this addi¬
tional preferred stock will be offered early this
Spring but the manner
in
California
of
of
the
of
which
$25
Pursuant
an
stock.
Cos.
all
owns
all
publicly held.
stock
ferred
Gas
and
the
Development
to request
has
of
shares
of
proposes
3
Natural
of
It
company.
Counties
declared
Development shares, as well as all present holders of stock of Smelters
preferred stock, all held by the public.
1954.
Feb.
Coast
Smelters Development Corp. Shs.-r18
one
Patino
of
shares
Patino
electric
outstanding 741,969,85 shares of no par value com¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., holds 623,651 shares; and it
outstanding 298,137.7 shares of no par $1.30 cumulative first
308,480
Gas Corp.—Plans Financ'g
being provided through temporary bank
borrowings which at Jan. 31; 1954 amounted to $3,000,000. Long-term
financing to the extent of $25,000,000 is being planned for the
On
holding
a
of
of
'
'
New York State Electric &
year
It
solely
stock
stocks
Inc.
stock,
mon
is
common
*
Feb.
on
1954
26,
for
ficates
ACQUISITION—Company has requested SEC approval of
Service
common
Lines,
had been made by the road's trustee.
14
M
Enterprises Consolidated1 (Inc.)—Stock*
record -date.
and
standing
,
stockholders at their special meeting on Jan.
the
by
%
hearing thereon. The Pacific Gas application also requests, a con¬
tinuing exemption of itself as a holding company, and its subsidiaries
as
such, from the Holding Company Act.
'
Feb.
two
each
company
has
•'
directors
The
held
company
purposes
a
that
and
• ,
with
agreement
credit
$20,000,000
a
'
also revealed it would terminate a previous $25,000,00'0
agreement with the same banks dated July 1, 1953.—V. 178,
record
.
He
railroad
up
Dividend Payable in
estimated
is
expenditure will
West Coast utility
1953,
to amortize for income
construction costs.
of
which
company supplies electric and gas service in north¬
California. Of operating revenues of $361,100,000 for
central
Commission
Federal
2308.
p.
company
Patino Mines &
its acquisition of the outstanding common and preferred stocks of Pacific
Public
Service
Co.
and
the
outstanding preferred stocks of Coast
Counties Gas & Electric Co., a subsidiary of Public Service;
and the
an
set
has
company
2308.
P-
This
Necessity
PROPOSED
2200.
p.
178,
above.—V.
Co.
before
the balance from the company's
gas business.
For the safne
approximately 85% of electric requirements was generated by
while more than 99% of natural gas requirements was
purchased. Gross income for the period amounted to $77,417,000. <'
the
Electric
agreement,
credit
period,
Atlantic
Service Co.—Proposed Offer—
&
Gas
which runs to Dec. 31, 1956, cal's for borrowings
at the
prevailing prime commercial rate but not lower than 3% nor
higher than 3:%% .
,
The
Packard company said it would use the funds for corporate
bid
a
Boston
interest
construction
additions
new
$1,022,984,000.
of
months
12
Com¬
bond's
competitive
at
headed by National Bank of Detroit.
The
awarded
was
The
progressively
$113,000,000
and
the
Financing—
has filed an application with the Federal Power
to issue and sell $8,000,000 first mortgage
Packard Motor Car Co.—Bank Credit Agreement—
;
BUSINESS—The
ern
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.—Sale—
See
2,270,000
for authority
Pacific
banks
3'/4S.
as
redeemable
at
part,
$340,000,000
boost
717.
p.
Inc.,
are
and
1959
meet,
stock.
NEGAS
of
Co.
both for the
bonds
new.
1,
Certificates
of
179,
2,270,000
250,000
1,100,000
2,270,000
purposes.
Stuart &
since
Light
2,550 of the 6,763 minority shares had
the exchange offer at the close of
application,
in
r. ■;
150,000
bidding.
The net proceeds are to be used
to repay bank loans and to finance construction.
Similar applications have been fi'ed with the Oregon and Washington
regulatory authorities.—V. 179, p. 719.
—
PROCEEDS—The company will use the proceeds from the financing
the basis of 4% NEGAS common shares
share, with cash payment for frac¬
on
'
Offered—Blyth &
-
the .period
x>f
Electric Co.—Bonds
&
reducing redemption prices there¬
after. The company is obligated to make sinking fund payments semi¬
annually at a rate equivalent to 1% a year on its total funded debt.
request of this association
a
Gas
102.2299,
The
Dec.
to
23, 1954,
exchange
in
2,270,000
718.
]).
1984
due
100.54.
bid
would
offer
the
common
basis
the
on
tendered
stock
offer is
the
to
while
said
granting
Feb.
subsidiary,
Bedford
New
According
t>een
order
common
of
The exchange
Co.
,
500,000
company
The
Association—Offer—
from
an
'extension,
150,000
1,600,000
Co
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Plans
The
Northwestern
and also to approval
has
—'
Weeks—
&
1,100,000
660,000
1,100,000
615.
p.
1953, to yield 3.07% to maturity. The issue
the group at competitive sale on Feb.
subject to consideration by directors at a meeting
by the SEC.—V. 179, p. 614.
was
18
60-day
a
communities in
several
New England Gas & Electric
for
179,
to
of
JHalsey,
Moore.
accepted,
held
to
gas
300.000
Loeb & Co.—
179,
mission
Inc., headed an Investment banking group which
publicly offered on Feb. 17 a new issue of $60,000,000
3Vs% first and refunding mortgage bonds, series W, due
Dee. 1, 1984, at 101.09 and accrued interest from Dec. 1,
company
has received an offer of $662,500 from Pittsfield
Co.
for the
entire capital
stock of Berkshire Gas Co., a
supplies
1,600,000
Fay
Illinois
The
Co.,
Gas
subsidiary, that
Massachusetts.
Co._
Pacific Public
Proposed Sale of Subsidiary—
This
in V.
Pacific
which
for
&
Hornblower
See
the
in
made
outstanding notes or to pay for construction expenditures.
pay then
Hooker
of Okla¬
Co.
Okla.—V. 178,
Co.—Subscriptions—Of the $2,500,000
convertible debentures recently offered for sub¬
details
the subsidiaries will issue their
short-term
unsecured
pormissory notes bearing
the prime interest
rate
(now
3«/*#).
Proceeds will be used by the borrowing companies
remainder
the
Trust
&
the subsidiaries; and the Commission has given inter¬
until Feb. 24. 1054, to request a hearing thereon.
Ac¬
by
persons
cording
Bank
Robinson St., Oklahoma City 1,
This offering was underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc:
joined with 20 of its subsidiaries in the filing
an
application
with
respect
to $84,650,000
of
has
SEC
National
First
The
at
North
120
Kuhn.
4V4%
System—Loans by Units—
Electric
England
made
be
City,
500,000
& Co.—
Richards
Hill
250.000
Co._ 2,270,000
Sachs &
Hemphill, Noyes &
Pay¬
250,000
—
Co..—
& Co.— 2.270.000
Forgan
Goldman,
$100)
(par
scription by common stockholders of record Jan. 22, a
total of $2,366,600 principal amount was subscribed for
at 100% of principal amount.
Rights expired on Feb. 8.
|
company
borrowings
—_
519.
p.
next, all of
19,
cumulative preferred stock
Cx
&
Reid
Glore,
Otter Tail Power
Jan. 31, '53
$39,493,376
Jan. 30,
.*
Sales
A. Evans & Co.,
2,270,000
2,270,000
2,270,000
500,000
4 Wks. & 2 Days
Ended
300,000
—_
V.
4 Wks. & 1 Day
—V.
500,000
Fulton,
1374.
p.
Co.—Current Sales Off 5.47%—
Tea
redemption on March
for
Stock—
Pfd.
500,000
loO.OOO
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
F. S. Moseley & Co
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis __:
—
Schwabacher & Co. ——
Shields & Co.—
Stephenson, Leydecker
& Co. —
—
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. — •
Sutro & Co.——
Tucker, Anthony & Co..
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter & Co
—
2,270,000
Elworthy & Co
.
300'??a
Co
Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.
,
300,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co._
California
•
300,000
—I—
McDonald &
300,000
Weedon & Co..
Clement
$2,270,000
150,000
McCormick & Co
1,100,000
Co._
Eastman, Dillon & Co.__
under¬
share, plus accrued dividends of 86 cents per share.
per
Will
ment
1609,
p.
$108
5V4%
outstanding shares of
at
sugar
178,
called
has
company,
Electric Co.—Calls
&
its
brokers, have been appointed, as of
March 1.
1954, exclusive sales representatives of the National Sugar
Refining Co., refiners of "JACK FROST" cane sugar, in the Chicago
Co.,
National
the
by
-'.
1.600,-000
& Co.
Loewi & Co
500,000
Inc.
Appointed—
National Sugar Refining Co.—Lamborn
&
sold
were
First
Oklahoma
Lamborn
shares
34,981
have
bonds:
Lehman Brothers
1,100,000
1-
Crowell,
See also details of offering in V. 179, p. 519.
share.
per
200.
p.
remaining
Inc.
&
1954
Lester, Ryons & Co._.—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Republic Co.
Clark
W.
Co.
Simmons-
&
&
(Inc.)
E.
ranging
prices
at
off
laid
were
Central
63,717 shares were purchased by the
share and
per
The
shares
69,000
Ellis
Blunt
$1,105,537
$957,805
-r—.
——
—V.
$28
to
writers at $28
1954
Month of January—
Bales
$27.75
standby
underwriters.
Inc.—Sales Off—
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
the
During
Becker
G.
A.
1,
purchase all of the series W
660,000
Inc.
1954
severally
below
named
underwriters
firm commitment to
a
Blyth & Co., Inc.
_$17,260,000
-Robert W. Baird & Co.,
'«
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane.
Rights expired on Feb. 3.
acquiie.
may
made
i
Feb.
for issue on
agreements.
stock, series A, wbre reserved
under installment purchase
employees
UNDERWRITERS—The
j
underwriters
of notification with the SEC
covering 28.000 shares of class A common stock to. be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to develop oil and
gas leases and such other properties as the com¬
corporation on Feb. 9 filed a letter
pany
to
for, leaving 40,264 shares to be taken up by the
headed by Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
scribed
Little Rock, Ark.—Files—
National Oil Co., Inc.,
The
the 315,961
tions—Of
preferred
Co.—Stock Subscript
Northern Indiana Public Service
they have
Ft. W. Pressprich
$1,250,000
Kidder. Peabody & Co... 1,250,000
White,
which
bonds
respective
principal amounts of series A
severally agreed to purchase are as follows:
f»
\
Monday, February 22,
.
.
Donner
common
stock
holdings were
Volume 179
$1,942,100
in
arranged
ment
by
convertible
Ralph
banking
With
Is
Number 5301
this
outstanding
98,585
convertible
the
As
the
into
comes
and
of
of
Eppley Hotels Company
hotel chains in the country.
which
small
a
the* Eppley
C.
and -of
hotels
Inc.
the
in
Pennsylvania
the
six
of
states
is
owned
publicly held,
by
E.
.
Bear,
500,000
200,000
Peters, Writer
tenseri, Inc
200,000
Wm.
,
Inc.,
had
placed
been
Walter Stokes
300,000
Thomas & Co
Wells
also
V.
*
be
to
are
has
company
to
Feb.
on
letter
a
of
help
-
under
used
&pi>lied
to
fifth
a
«
Commerce
I^ter-fate
of first mortgage
$13^200,000 of mortgage
bonds
Mr.
1
*
Arthur M.
See-New
England1 Electric'" System
178,
above.—V.
?
;r'
•>
stockholders
increase
the
for
—V.
p.
178.
and
shares
available
Increase
..'.j
possible
future
'
increase
is
make
of
of
said.
company
1
the
ings
from
shares
per share
the
on
shares held.
The
of
basis
of
March
before
or
on
stock
share
one
$5)
,,$2.25
of
$12.50
share,
per
for mould
Feb.
on
2.500
10
shares
without
construction
filed
of
letter
a
capital
stock
for each five
underwriting,
$1)
The
proceeds
with
working capital.—V.
be
to
are
178,
stockholders
proposal
to
standing,
and
The
to
2-1'or-l
increase
the
wi'l
be
asked
1,500.000
authorized
value
par
14
from
shares
shares
$15
of
of
record
quarterly dividend
the 2-for-l
25
of
March
Thi-^
31.
cents per share
split and the
shares
new
dividend
to
178, p.
Virginia
an
Co.
Power
joined
and
with' two
Potomac
application with the SEC for
investments
has
by
issued
request
Potomac
to
Light
suit
According,
and
sell
to
the
•
to issue
proposes
6,900
of
shares
sell
and
its
$100
28,
of
subsid'aries
to
propose
part, of the cpst of their
the
use
proceeds
for
tion
Co.
of
be
available
estimated
excess
On
Oklahoma—Bonds
t
and
for
additions,
properties for the
of
which
in
1955.'These
about
transmission
production
600,000
1954 and
years
$22,600,000
in
will
and
consist
of
supply;
$7,000,000
distribution
improvements
for
about
the
from
in
sale
South: West
securitites,
the
and
the
1954
Corp.;
the
net
of
nature
and
CAPITALIZATION
for
of
from
3%
the
for
sale
in
internal
other
GIVING
-Series B,
vSeries
TO
.234%, due July 1,
2%%, due Feb.
of
1,
1978__._
E,
3%,
additional.,
,*
(par
of
in
series,
with dividend
rates .and
May 29,
1913, Is
purchasing,
Eastern
supplied
adjacent
ating
The
-
and
a
distributing
Southwestern
electric service
rural
revenues
an ^Oklahoma
Oklahoma.
to
217,984
areas,' located
of
the
territory served has
comprised an aggregate
in
company
an
area
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
At
selling
Dec.
31,
in
counties.
for
the
estimated
year
electric
1953,
241
The
Other
electric
were
,
*
of
that
in
this
from
population of about
the
purchasers- of
the
and
Jan.
for
expected
March
about
its
and
and
offering
public
that
these
of
will
shares
mad?
be
5.
Offer—
Ltd.—Exchange
Oil
Rainbow
below—V.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.
See
10-year
a
Skagit
Uranium Mines, Inc.
179,
p.
615.
(Del.)—Stock Offered—
"as
PROCEEDS—The
be
for
(42!,000
600,000
Public
kilowatts)
kilowatts
at
Its
other
to
has
it
Lower
interest
these
point
in
of
cost
Baker
the
on
Wells
the
110,000
River
is
site
around
be
(400
known
acres),
the
any
business except that,
Co. Ltd., a 100% undivided
Randex Con Group, located
as
Uranium
Beaverlodge
of
Area
Investment
Canada
of
Fund,
Ltd.—Assets
available
kilowatts
would
Mining
Caroline
from
claims
10
150,000
Net
been completed, it may be
that the
estimated cost
lor
a
at
the
be
not
220 West 42nd St., New York City,
Bay St., Toronto, Canada.
217
has not as yet engaged in
Northern
Baker—
have
out
kilowatts
will
projects
properties.
office is at
Crackingstone
Peninsula
in
Saskatchewan, Canada.
on
kilo¬
acquired
Resources
for
studies
be
can
No
upwards
Ernest
J.
addi¬
of
of
assets
this
Fund
transactions
portfolio
at
31.
Dec.
made
were
1953,
during
amounted
the
last
to $1,051,619.
quarter
of
the
year.
$190
baert
of
pointed out
around
that
be installed at
55,000
kilowatts of
White
the company's
River
addi¬
1
hydro¬
who
has
Savard
Chairman
becomes*
President to succeed F. E.
the Board.—V. 175, p. 1649.
elected
been
of
Note-
kilowatts of
power
be expanded so
can
economic
as
and
as
other
to
produce
factors
Reichhold
may
This
Ended
Dec.
to
STATEMENT
INCOME
31.—
___!
taxes
on
-
income
Reichhold
Mr.
The
operating
1,380,830
Reichhold's
1,320,749
2,092.414
largely
2,889,000
and
1,838,000
2,219,079
$4,394,397
$5,192,251
revenues_;_
•
income'(net).
30,750
221,218
$5,223,001
and
amortization
$4,615,615
1,195,340
(net)
entrance
$4,027,661
$3,260,917
$1.85
$1.50
The
in
President
This
move
program,
of
Albany,
of
new
N.Yr'has*
marks
of Trailmobiie Inc.,
announced by William A.
branch
been
"""
Trailmobiie.
wnich
Burns
factory
'
sales
a
sub¬
179,
p.
108.
company
into
observed,
manufacture
another step in
the
is
lowest possible cost the important raw
City,
Commission—
on
Feb.
8
filed a
letter of notification with
the SEC
15,000 shares of class A preferred stock to be offered at $2fr
through Frank B. Salisbury and Robert H. Peterson, both
Lake City, Utah.
The proceeds are to be used to place the
Salt
in a position
to
write certain insurance.
RKO Pictures Corp.—Board
Burns,
the company's current expansion
installa¬
service facilities in many parts of the country,
the latest step in
and
the
share
company
The
-
includes, modernization of plant facilities and
said.—V.
of
Reichhold
National Life Insurance Co., Salt Lake'
company
covering
per
Establishment"of-a-4iew
additional plant
expansion at
Ballardvale, Mass., plants, and will
for the production of formaldehyde;
,for
and
Utah—Files With Securities and Exchange
of
sidiary,
Mr.
obtain at the
effort to
Reliance
for dividends on common
and ' other
coiporate
440.
p.
provide
Ala.,
facilities
of these basic
its continuous.
materials
it
consumes,
and thus give increased service to its customers.
The
current
expansion program also
involves important changes in the
company's phenol operations at Tuscaloosa.—V. 179, p. 615.
The
1
will
Tuscaloosa,
invested in
pentaerythritol.
be
1,354,698
construction
179,
said.
funds
new
8,053,890
1,922,593
2,291,225
^
has
$20,333,618 $19,748,708
6,487,898"
—>
the total amount of outstanding preferred stock
The new financing, together with the retention ol
brought the company's working capital to a new high,
brings
move
$2,000,000.
earnings,
19&2
1953
——
____
Chemicals, Inc.—Preferred Stock Sold Pri¬
vately—This corporation has privately sold $1,100,000 of
41/2% preferred stock, Henry H. Reichhold, Chairman of
the Board, announced Feb. 18.
(present capacity 61,000 kilowatts)
at an estimated
$10
million.
The
Shuffleton
steam
plant,
with
a
purposes'
Mr.
to
The corporation
the
Upper
50,000
1,300,000 shs.
Oct. 21, 1953,
acquiring certain mining claims hereinafter de¬
engage
generally in the acquisition, exploration and
principal office is located at
the
Upper
Outstanding
of
its Canadian
and
the
total capacity in excess of
a
and
of
increased
be
can
60.000
purpose
on
capacity
present
with
FINANCING
3,000,000 shs.
(par one cent)___—;—
development of mining
1954.
application
an
the
scribed
kilo¬
15,000
,
PRESENT
BUSINESS—Corporation wus incorporated in Delaware,
for
Utility
some
on;y
hydro-development
a
The
with
of
EFFECT TO
Authorized
stock
Common
Wells
estimated
an
County
site in January,
1954,
The
mining
are to be
used to pay for
development and working capital.
proceeds
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
surveyed by the
its "308 Report"
in
net
and for exploration,
claims;
Coin-
Power
a
stock
County.
will
Inc., on Feb. 16 offered publicly
speculation" an issue of 600,000 shares of common
(par 10) at 500 per share.
F. Rothschild & Co.,
G.
hydroelectric
a
River.
been
included
is
21,
County.
capacity
nBalance^ available
tion
bonds
is
so
"" ""^FuUman Inc.—New Trailmobiie Branch—
and
686,000
used
many
customer
Federal
the
permit
Columbia
the
Earnings jjer-share of common +stock_^—
oper-%
of about 30,000 square miles.
names
involving
expected
with
filed
the Wells
on
COMPARATIVE
stock,
by
$28,526,139.
the
determine
It
but
demands'of
program
Total
the'company
communities
total
1953
enable the corporation to finance develop¬
"will
to
proceeds will be added, to the general funds of the corporation,
to pay developments costs of such projects as the directorsand for the purchase of laboratory equipment costing
approximately $250,000.
be
may
chemicals,
in
through
(
near
generating project,
with
kilowatts
(ultimate
taxesJ___.
Net
fixed
energy
the securities
work
Net
to
shareholders'
term,
.
,
a
,
customers
48
of
.
derived
completed
completed commercial article and. where
desired,' to retain ownership of future developments of Mr. (H. J.j
Rand and his staff, except those undertaken on a consulting basis."
man¬
corporation
incorporated
in the business of generating,
public utility engaged
transmitting,
should
-
-
Federal
—V.
.
company
to the
position.
Wenatchec—has
permit
600.000
,•
3.000.000 shs.
as
Registers
—
Commission—
wh'ich, after study,
ment
share
presentation
power
O.
Cleveland,
.
Puget
per
the
its
Corp.,
Development
from royalties, from consulting fees, from the sale of
projects, and to some extent from the sale of products
manufactured by or for the
corporation."
its
area
of
$27
the
Anacortes
Maintenance
,•*
BUSINESS—The 'company,
it,
400,000
estimates
cost
around
Interest
other terms
the past, by
covering
will, be
98.500 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
Directors.
of
on
combined projects
project
Depreciation
50,000 shs.
$10)
advertising of RCA will be handled, as in
Law, Inc.—V. 179, p. 615.
Fralik Guenther
experience and technical knowledge. The corporation does not
in basic research. Projects selected for development are only
appear capable of successful completion in a
reasonable time at reasonable expense.
The corporation's revenue
supply."
revenues
site
Is" anticipated., that
-12 -Months
-
'Issuable
by
for
power
City
of
on
filed
Whatcom
Operating reevnues
203.500 shs.
.
,
to be placed
engage
per
sefvice
refusal
access
to
Operation.
12,500,000
-
.
,,r,
stock
$40
6,000,000
•-
Inc., will continue
its
of
dividends
Shell
Oil Co. and
Puget
kilowatts of electric power to
the. new $75 million refinery which
Engineers
filing
also
capacity
of
■V
"
10.000.000
"
,
advertisements',
According to the prospectus, "This common stock represents risk
capital in a relatively new venture"; and the company's' business~ds
creation and development of
new products through
application
justify.
10,000,000
,
television
"the
$35
$22,500,000
,
due Feb. 1, 1984
'Preferred -Stock,
cum.
(par
$100),_
r'4%
series——
-1.
__li
Board
of
a
of
to 500,000
up
FINANCING
C, 3 V#%, due April 1, 1981
D, 3%%« due Mar. 1, 1983____
Common
and
Outstanding
*'
t
corporation on Feb. 12 filed a registration statement with the
200,000 shares of common stock (5c pari, to be offered
sale at $10 per share with a $1 per share commission
the underwriters, headed by Fulton, Reid & Co.
to
.
purchased by Wash¬
committee is trying to
increasing
present capacity of '80,000 kilowatts
*
PRESENT
*"
1975_
Series
series
also
Other
Series
4.65%
It
from
sources.
EFFECT
the
completed
preliminary
a
of -around
generating
electric
con¬
$3,000,000
1955
•
million.
tional
bonds:
Mortgage
Series -A,
tional
$20
gas
Central
Appointed—
agencies, effective immediately, to
was announced on Feb. 18 by
public
•
final
million. ' It
about
to
to
The
SEC
for
8,000
company
north
plant
development
$ 13,-
above
conduct
Kenyon
are:
and
financial
Rand
be
opposed
expansion
for
for
this—together
give the
V»"ni!e
electric
and
follows:
stock
common
the
the
as
bonds;
the
the
kilowatts.
*
electric
other
Authorized
First
•
would
cost
required
to
powerwise
annual
hydroelectric
in
and
watts,
timing of which have not been determiner);
depreciation
and
amortization
provisions,
from
and
of
shares
$4,500,000
remainder
retained -earnings
proceeds
300.000
its
to
facilities;
approximately
around
its
and
by
stockholders'
scale
Wells
.preliminary
a
River
Baker' River
facilities.
general
of
$52.50,
consummating
recently
around
the
the
Corps
company
Baker
ex¬
$6,500,000" for
$8,700,000
transmission
The company estimates that the funds
struction
program
will be provided
$12,250,000
Its
that
busi¬
permits
Communications novr
14 foreign countries.
RCA
States
With Securities and Exchange
normal
approximately
stock
reliable
1955,
miles
50
capacity
for
FPC
Sold—Men¬
estimates
Madrid
to
United States to
Spanish offices.
•
above
"Puget
demanding
that
the
1953,
potential
a
1,
at
kilowatts, made
1966.
will aggregate about $35.800.000,.expended in 1954 and $13,200,000
be
fuel
for
and
for
Puget
and
application
Army
initial
1955
will
expenditures
facilities
facilities;
for
extensions
The
Albert
ac¬
...
price
watts); According to press reports, the Douglas
District,
which
presently has a normal load
follow:
penditures
the
than
more
of
shelved
proxies- favorable
of
engineering and
generally informative
company
agencies
raido
Randex
until
PROGRAM—The
and
of
that
Puget
group
large
a
-
that
23,
an
project
S.
as
cash;
made in our issue of Feb. 15 of the offering and
$12,500,000 first mortgage 3% bonds, series E,
due Feb. 1, 1984,- at 99.021% and accrued interest
by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates.
Further de-
CONSTRUCTION
their
Advertising of RCA Communications,
of $400,000.
Dec.
power
of
tails
for
constructing 'near
mission
$690,000.
p.
United
of three advertising
Institutional
Sale of
self-Sufficient
July
is
is
in
was
sale
no
market
a
price
states
Mass.,
solicit
supply
It
i
Service
price
adequate
the
U.
1954 construction programs.—V. 176,
the
in
are
the
new
those
deadline
the
assurance
Shell
to
payment,
the
by T.
by Gehnrich Associates.
enhance earn¬
while covering
price,
capital.
Mr.? McLaughlin
also stated that "It is
will' be
entered
into between the
The
Public
a
dollars.
site—about
for
for
network
in
channel,
new
the
linking New
H. Mitchell,
(TEX)
18
•
'
The
capital
materially
at
earnings
agreement,
merger
is
an
cash,7 an
for
stock
common
and-
contract
-
of
1954,
this
of
from
service
and. RCA
rapidly."
Boston,
be
Northern
application,
Potomac Edison
to
par
to
market
invested
market
Cannon
the
envisions
millions
Commission
the
Feb.
Potomac'Edison
to
filing
agencies
communications with
sponsored
possible."
pro-merger
in
with
This
Northern'
the
in
and
until
persons
$2
term,
a
merger*
of
itself
may
area
'
>
.
TEX
overseas
Feb.
Inc.
and Eckhardt, Inc. — for RCA
shows, RCA Victor home instruments
Grey Advertising Agency—for
the National Broadcasting Co. and RCA Victor records;
and A1 Paul
Lefton Co.—for home appliances and electronic products.
4
per
levels,
Channel Opened—
announced
Communications,
addition
the
channels
The
per
$2.80
rapidly growing service area will be met, Mr. McLaughlin- sets forth in
\his letter to stockholders tnat the company
"is currently making
studies and preparing long-range plans so as
to provide its service
authorizing additional equity
subsidiaries;
the
interested
issue
Co,,
Power
&
order
an
subsidiaries.
its
the new gasoline under
Chicago, originator and
:
a
••
shares of its $100 par common stock for $751,500;
7,515
Light
additional
an
giving
thereon.
proposes
additional
in
parent
hearing
a
Virginia
the
-
order
an
of
$2.35
to
close
earnings- hlbreasing up to at least
near future," Mr. Cannon concludes,
"
to
2200,
Potomac Edison Co.-«To Increase Investments—
has
and
grow
as
The
covering
company
longer
extend
set
in. order to
there
;
The
to
former
Puget
out¬
eauivalent
of
2309.
p.
Radio Corp. of America
Frank M. Folsom, President of RCA.
'
is
issued.—V.
the
renewal
Court
when the stockholders approve
are
a
expenses,
total
of
■
be
in
negotiations,
also declared a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share
presently outstanding stock, a 5-cent increase, payable April 15
stockholders
a
near
spring.
process
Co.,
Three Advertising Agencies
payout
dividend' distribution of
low-cost
thus
and
on
dividends
Professor
the
been
list
5,000,000
to
will
savings
of
force
board's
stock
common
use
A
used
share.
per
of
increases
return
entirely
agement.
the
approve
from. 2,500.000
$7.50
to
to
around
these
around
mean
ington Water..Pqwer Co.
board
the
on
split
to
reduce
to
April
on
tax
more,
continue
had
,
The
178,
was
government
Appointment
which is supported in
that
Spain,
RCA's
of
and
represent
'
at
Portland General Electric Co.—Plans Stock Split—
.
effect
dividends
of
For
growth."
1880.
p.
the
in
barrels
refinery
would
Products
day.
day, already is
Bradford,
Pa.,
capacity of 850 barrels a
a
operation to Norway; Sweden, Finland, Holland,
Western Germany, Belgian Congo, Denmark; England, France, Belgium,
Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Hawaii.^
•,
,
RCA
TE'X
Other
experts
are
enthusiastic regarding the growth prospects of
territory- served by Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Mr. Tatham
observes,; "In our opinion, the region is ruch with promise of further
,
and
State
Des Plaines,
of
Inc.,
teleprinter exchange channel
new
a
two-way
With
offers
Both
the
offered
be
to
were
the
-
719.
p.
octane
low
years."
income
or
are
In
notification
of
(par
would
reasonably expect
share in the relatively
directors
corporation
covering
end 'of .1953
earlier,
years1 and
earnings
can
$2.25
will
The
•
-
indicates
.within >three
80%
'"The
indicated
share
Putnam & Co., will act as dealer-manager.
179,
10
expected
share.
per
Poly-Seal Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
75%; to
rates
per
"with
$10.50
at
net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
•
report,
With
years.
and' potential
"Puget
12 for 21,952
(par
new
common
full
achieved
company.
allowable
stockholders of record Feb. 2 giving them
the right to subscribe
additional
the
"Our projection of earnings,
in-" the
five
companying
'
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp., Jewett City, Conn.—Stock
Offered—The company on Feb. 18 mailed out warrants
common
State
Oil
process.—V.
Madrid,
Extension
'
says,
be
.within
reasonably,
to the
at
year
a
of
of
nessmen
'5 Professor Cannon points out that Puget' can utilize increased in¬
vestment-(with its .present 61% common
equity ratio to total capital)
entirely from debt and preferred-stock up to double the present size
stock
.
upgrades
Procon,
1,500
company's
stream
on
Quaker
the
have
will
the
Universal
of
with
private,
value closely
centering .around $33 a share.
the longer range considerably higher values can be looked for¬
ward t6, with a'level of around $40 to $46
per share reasonably in
shares, to
to
and
newly-
a
'
plan
a
go
to
said
from
President
Over
preferred stock
acquisitions, the
"
-
•
on
1,000.000
assets
$111,868,076
"
Tatham
prospect' within
vote
convertible
The
property
"
will
8
from
cumulative
shares.
70,000
.,890.
stock
common
5V2%
the
to
March
by
Marys
producing
of
scheduled
Opening
"reasonable-Mrivestment
Capitalization—
special .meeting
a
authorized
shares,
50.000
at
unit
capable
at
Reitz
York
from $1:90; to $2.10 per share." For reasons set forth in his analysis,
Mr. Tatham adds, "We believe that the common stock has a present
,•
>
Pittston'Co.—To
Total
says.
with
purpose.. '.
substantial detail
1989.
p.
utilize
will
units
successfully
Radio Corp. of America—New
quarterly
$1.50), Frank
net
income
of
Cannon, ,Professor of Accounting and Finance, University of
were
retained ■ by the- company for* this
that mature -from Vr- share "shbuid
i.f
15
rate
Washington, "Seattle, ' who1
March.-!,
Acquisition-
the" Feb.
(annual
preliminary
potential and investment value of the company's
Such
appraisals were made by Charles Tatham, Jr.,
!of .Institutional Utility^ Service, Inc., New York, and
stock.
Vice-President
share
Gas* Go.—Proposed
share
that
announces
McLaughlin
ratio
Coal
accompanying
common
per
Accompahyihg• the ^stockholders' letter are summaries from com.preh'ensiVe 'rebortp- made - by independent-experts as to the growth
Commission
due
St.
and
each
said
unit,
developer
>-
bonds at competitive
proceeds of the issue,
use;
which
process
construction
is
and
250,000
were $1.85 compared with $1.50 in 1952,
*s currently-anticipated" that'the company - will do better in
Mr.
would
shareholders
cents
expansion.—V.' 178, >
:-V. * " prospects,- earnings
*
of
costs
to
President,
$114,208,596 ^compared
•"
I960.—V.: 179, p. 719.
Pittsfield
,
Co. Inc.__
"'common -stock outstanding
indenture
;
both
said
high octane fuel by using platinum as a catalyst.
will be constructed as additions to the Quaker
Emlenton
Reitz
under
250,000
&
construction
at Emlenton, Pa.,
units
at
third
A
100,000
this company for 1953 was $4,027,661, an increase of $766,744 or 24%
over the previous yeafj Earnings per share on the-2,177,879 shares of
1954,"
supplemental
1953.
1,
pay
the
to
sell $7,500,000
said.it
refund
through
1,200,000
S. Yantis
F.
Mr.
300,000
,
Co
&
awarded
has
Illinois.
Co.,
Inc.
719.
p.
37'/2
McLaughlin,
25,
The ^company
from
179,
.
lor permission
to
Co.-_
it
Prospects Appraised—Expansion Planned—
.
issued
were
and deed of trust dated Dec.
proceeds
The
&
refineries
250,000
&
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Income Up—Growth
common
1958
300,000
Joyce & Co.____
Nicolaus
Va.,
Reitz, President,
R.
new
Mr.
.
j
securities
to
750,000
150,000
B.
The
Corp.—Expansion—
announced
11
gasoline processing units
new
W.
gasoline into
Co.,
:
Stifel,
two
Refining:
Feb.
on
developed Platforming
150,000
&
Marys,
license
privately.
Pittsburgh &<• West Virginia~Ry.—Bids Feb. 25—
1984,
:
Pollock
Inc.
for
Walter
Schwabacher & Co
In
p. 244.
.
E.
150,000
Chris-
&
300,000
ani*
'
bidding
"1,500,000
St.
Oil
corporation
contracts
&
Inc
500,000
See
>197'-5
of mortgage
The
Kendall,
This
$750,000
that
,
The
&
Merle-Smith
&
Mullaney,
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—The company has placed privately with the Metropolitan .Life
Insurance Co. $5-,000,000 434% first mortgage bonds due
These
Copeland
1,500,000
dividend
,
Patterson,
State
Quaker
•
Hanseatic Corp.__
Y.
John
Eugene
-
Pittsburgh Hotels,
172, p. 2027.
1
purchaser has agreed to pur¬
of Michigan Corp.
Gregory & Son, »Inc.____
Heller, Bruce & Co
—V.
Dec
N.
150,000
First
16, Amott, Baker & Co., Inc., New York, an¬
$1,942,100 5% convertible income deben¬
tures, due Jan. 1, 1967, and 7,606 shares of common stock
of
each
follows:
as
Co.__l
Bradford
Dick
On Feb.
nounced
Co.____
City Securities Corp
Clayton Securities Corp.
Ken¬
owned
the
and
which
are
Stearns &Co.__,._
C.
J.
units in
ail other
Eppley
C.
company
Allison-Williams
Dakota,
individually
the
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.$3,950,000
of
$3,750,600
South
and
largest
the
of
one
interest
100%
are
Foundation.
stock
from
7
(827)
principal amount thereof
chase
With the exception of the William Penn,
fractional
Group
Eppley
is
the
was
invest¬
York
New
of
Co.,
Hotels,
22
Nebraska,
transaction
the
which Mr.^Eppley
approximately 95%
of the
of
Pittsburgh
of
The
of
Inc.
Hotels
common
The
In
Co.
Eppley
operator
Missouri,
bonds.
President
&
possession
shares
debentures
owner
Iowa,
Vice
Baker
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.•
debenture
Baker,
Amott,
acquisition
President,
tucky,
C.
firm,
.,
directors
on
Feb.
13
Accepts Hughes Offer—
announced
acceptance of
an
offer
made
Chairman, to purchase the assets of the company
for $23,489,478, equal to $6 per share on the outstanding stock.
The stockholders 011 March 18 will vote on approving the proposal.
by
Howard Hughes,
See also
V.
179, p. 719.
.
i
S* (828)
The
Stock
York
New
"insiders
that
report"
Exchange disclosed on Feb. 11 in its latest
Albert A. List, Chairman of this corporation,
the company in January and sold
bought 615 shares of stock in
400,000 shares.
These transactions
had
the
the 400,000 shares reported
List's children.
to S. A. Schwartz, President,
sold had been only transferred to Mr.
Mr.
acquired 886,353 shares of ,the company's stock
Hughes in exchange for 198,500 shares of
List
last year
the RKO
Howard
from
In
Net
ry.
stock
from
ry,
$1,249,290
261,194
124,535
137,615
40,137
161,144
2,470,103
15,977,805
2,833,557
2,362,848
1,771,872
15,983,631
2,844,855
1,710,701
15,749,708
3,211,096
1,583,168
96,212
railway
•
16,116,292
railway
income—
oper.
Pacific
Missouri
,
Trust Certificates—
179,
above.—V.
RR.
Controls Co.—New Plant-
Ground
for
broken
been
has
plant In
Controls Division,
square-foot
237,000
new
a
Long Beach, Calif., to house the company's Grayson
which is presently located in Lynwood, Calif.
The
is
plant
Beach
Long
new
pany,
of
part
national
extensive
an
ex¬
program
leading
a
be
To
will
built
will
of
excess
the
$2,500,000,
approximately
of
cost
a
employ
of
California plant of
announced recently.—V. 179, p. 440.
addition
$500,000
a
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
$317,336
$505,766
$349,860
$405,503
69,201
149,892
23,420
179,185
"23,499
40,628
26,176
4,299,563
1,398,679
402,985
"Deficit.—V.
Robertshaw-Fulton at Anaheim was
Gross
from
ry.
Securities
covering
each
be
to
are
in
of
"Deficit.—V.
for
expansion
have
directors
stockholders
for general
and
program
purposes.
declared
record
of
Sanborn
50%
a
March
Dividend—
1954.—V.
178,
Net
March
payable
dividend,
stock
1,
Month of January—
Sales
3,873,925
233,521
3,689,000
169,915
"641,619
♦648,743
Rowe Methods Inc.,
$1,216,616
443,649
$707,997
$713,672
is located
which
The
216,604
complete
its
released
been
$630,276
$988,321
403,64 5
406,324
424,852
9,136
12,079
25,727
$513,223
$511,873
177,
for
Fed.
and
this
income
tax
472,500
$4.89
paid-,
details design
engineering
diagrams,
construction
and
company
Feb.
on
filed
9
letter
a
notification
of
500 shares of preferred stock to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
pansion
and
SEC
with
the
par
at
($50
ex¬
capital.
working
U.
S.
31,
1953
Savings Notes, $12,177;
investments (cost
Terasury
inventories, $1,072,182;
$16,101;
Federal
and
Income
deferred
profits
excesr,.
taxes,
$412,823), nil; other
$11,554; accounts
payable, $9,942; reserve for research and development $33,426; cap¬
ital stock issued and outstanding, $2,625,000; surplus, $1,289,747; total,
S.
U.
less
notes
savings
Treasury
of
salaries and
accrued
$75,817;
taxes,
wages,.
$4,045,485.
the securities owned at Dec.
value of
market
The
31,
1953 amounted
$3,781,707.—V. 177, p. 877.
to
December—
company
1953
Net
ry.
1952
1951
1950
$395,632
$219,149
$205,826
"67,885
railway
railway
from
160.764
"60.635
income—
39,390
"49,922
128,695
"98,426
326,169
railway.—
railway
4,334.244
3,443,921
3,447 312
3,117,801
2,060,720
1,214.328
1,150.444
1,180,514
income—
1,100,157
773,494
696,620
785,139
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.*—V,
•179|
p. 207.
Safeway Finance Co., Inc.
The
(par
stock
(par
unit.
per
$10)
$1
The
in
The
Way,
of
(Md.)—Stock Offered—
shares
shares
of
cumulative
each
of
shares
common
cumulative
6%
of
6%
share
one
2,000
stock
be
may
class
class
proceeds
and
office
redeemed
one
sale
or
30
on
the
these
of
small
more
incorporated
was
of
the
from
finance
at
$11
par.
at
No
notice'
days'
in
corporation
securities
loan
Maryland
$11
at
currently
is
will
be
to
used
offices.
offered
GIVING
EFFECT
located
24,
at
PRESENT
TO
Class
A
Class
stock
common
B
$10>__
(par
Valley
2600
FINANCING
Outstanding
8,000 shs.
10,000 shs,
1,000 shs.
535 shs.
Safeway Trails, Inc. (Md.), Washington, D. C.—Deben¬
tures Offered—The company on Feb. 5 offered publicly
$299,000 of 20-year 5% registered debentures due Feb.
1974
the
in
units
of
principal
$100,
$500
amount.
and
South
the
oil
Ox.e-i.a.i
luminal
being
in
delivery
This
and
of
proceeds
funds
initial
offering is
not
under¬
to
D.
to
are
be
of
co..t
the
C.,
and
used
1954,
accrued
(1)
to
company's
to
Diesel-power
such
down
of
of
buses
payment
the
cost
The
in
express
and
and
air-condition
Philadelphia,
City,
It
Lancaster,
N.
the
and
Pa.
also
Maryland
a
in
interstate
Washington,
Turnpike.
Reading and
lantic
D.
the
C.,
The
Pa.,
V.
5%
stock
and
New
company
and
of
Dogie
subject
being
Canyon
two
by the company Is a
overriding royalty in¬
owned
one-ninth
to
and
produced
Field
wells
gas
MCF
4,550
the
is
in
Rio
been
have
other
with
a
being
presently
of
5%
Arriba County, N. M.
completed, one with a
potential of 734 MCF.
sold
the
to
El
Paso
On this
potential
The
gas
Natural
Gas
producing and proved property described above,
interests in the unproven and non-producing prop¬
located in the San Juan Basin area (New Mexico); in Sandoval
erties
County,
N.
has
and
M.;
in
CAPITALIZATION
Rooks
County,
GIVING
Kansas.
in part
subsidiaries
of
the
one-half
bus
organized
EFFECT
TO
(par one cent)
York
will
require
Petroleums
registered
(par
City
operates
regular
Baltimore,
over
via
over
Washington, D.
Washington, D. C.
the
New
C.,
The
have
At¬
17^, p. 520.
Toronto
Feb.
on
10
approved
3,500,000 shares
from
Capitalization
—
President,
an
acquiring.
common
shares
He
that
said
of
$1
that
said
for
is
time
some
they
increased
the
value each
par
in the company's
increase
7,500,000 shares.
to
investigating several companies which
sidering
position
to
the
sought to
put
directors
have been
of
capital
con¬
4,000,000
the board in a
take
advantage
of
179,
opportunities.—V.
such
p.
720.
Authorized
1,500 shs.
Outstanding
$299 000
1,500 shs
$7,000,000
expenditures
Charleston
and
corporation
1954,
of
change
the
Oil
filed
Oils
Ltd.,
stock
registration
of
for
to
proposes
one
for each share
shareholders
Rainbow
a
Ltd.,
statement
covering 4,700,416 shares of
Scurry-Rainbow
Scurry
new
1954
Offered—
the
sale
fi¬
to
addition
estimated
to
money
to
estimated
are
In
1954.
is
it
and
the
afc
the
to
company
the
cover
estimated
$2,800,000
repay
of
line
and
in an area
supplies electric service
southwestern
of
sections
700,000.
about
Columbia.
pipe
out¬
A
cities
largest
subsidiary
gas
Carolina
South
of
The
operates
In the
having
served
are
natural gas
in Columbia
a
Charleston.
and
the requirements of gas
supplies
customers
•
I
EARNINGS—Total
increased
for
from
1953
operating
equal
after
of
revenues
to $29,238,000
1S49
the
1953.
dividend
A
April 1,
of
amounting
20
cents
a
to
will
accrue
on
these
GIVING
cents
70
has
share
1954 to stockholders of record
dividend
to
additional
EFFECT
share
per
payable
Thus, this
1954.
17,
paid
were
declared
been
March
on
shares,
common
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Outstanding
Authorized
First
SI.15 per
of the year.
dividends
preferred
company
Net income
1953.
in
2,864,359 shares of stock outstanding at the end
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
in
'
.
consolidated
$19,914,000 in
$3,727,000,
was
share on
and
refunding mortgage bonds__$100,000,000
series, due April 1, 1980
3% series A, due Dec. 1, 1980
3347o series, due July 1, 1S81
$22,200,000
3%
4,000,000
6.000.000
4,000,000
4y8%
series, due June l, 1983
series, due Jan. 1, 1975 (South
3%
Carolina
Power
series,
due
Carolina
3Vh7c
Power
5%
gold
8.000,000
1977
(South
1, 1979
(South
1,
4,000,000
Co.)
4,000,000
Co.)
Consolidated
Co.
1999
2'/2%
May
Power
Carolina
1
Co.)
series, due July
Ry.
Gas
consolidated
bonds,
due
&
mort¬
March
1,
Feb.
serial
15,
1,557,000
2,500,000
(non-callable)
10-year
June
June
5%
cumul.
notes
(last
ma¬
6,200,000
2,750,000
2,009,000
800,000
1958)-
1954—33a%
1954—3>/4%_;
30,
30,
pfd.
cumul.
stock
stock
(par
2.000.000
pfd. stock (par $50)
(par $4.50)
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
share
of
of the
capital
Rainbo^
Oil
each
share
of
offer
the
with
its capital
(a)
to
the
stock
the
Scurry-Rainbow
SEC
(50
shareholders
stock
stock of Scurry Oils; and
Ltd.,
the
3.8
Capital
shares
stock
of
of
on
cents
the
in
(b)
ex¬
to
Scurry-
Rainbow Oil.
of
the
125,234 shs.
55,500 shs
3,150,795 shs.
underwriters
several
,
800.000
125,234 shs.
GO,000 shs.
4,021,460 shs.
$50)_.
and
th®
respective percentages
of the unsubscribed shares of additional com.mon
stock, which they have severally agreed to purchase
are a®
follows:
Kidder,
Carl
11.82%
Peabody & Co.j
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
Clement
White,
&
&
Estabrook
Johnson,
5.43
Co.,
Marks
M.
& Co._
Rouse,
Chace,
3.62
&
Co.,
3.62
Inc.
Hutton
Pomeroy,
Shields
&
Inc.
Company
G. H. Walker
—V.
179,
p.
& Co
720*
Space
2.71
&
2.71
2.71
-
Pierce
&
Co
& Becker— 2.71
Brewer
Whiteside,
Winslow,
H.
3.17%
2.71
West
&
Inc.
Crawford Co.,
Inc—
1.361.36
Frost, Read & Simons, Inc. 1.46
The Robinson-Humphrey
Schoellkopf,
G.
—
Co
Inc.
Rauscher,
3.62
—
Co
Lane,
3.62
—
Equitable Securities Corp.. 3.62
Laurence
&
5.43
Co
Co
&
Goodbody &
5.43
Co
Weld
Clark, Dodge & Co
Co.,
-—:
Courts
5.43
Diilonl & Co
&
Evans
A.
Inc.
&
9.00
Eastman,
Calgary, Alta., Canada.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
15,
inclusive
for
stock,
of
for
company
and
population
Wertheim
Scurry-Rainbow
This
of
proceeds
1954-1956
earmarked
common
Hornblower & Weeks
I
Feb.
the
use
years
new
Co.
par).
$299,000
the
southern
total
a
Common
Goldhar,
been
Co.—Stock
Gas
&
will
company
the
BUSINESS—The
central,
4.60%
shareholders
Maxwell
and
and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
debentures
$50)
Ltd.,
Increased—
capitalization
Electric
cents) to be
be used to
to
is
about
construction
Due
Sapphire
10
are
1821.
p.
Promissory notes—
mail
between
between
520.
178,
standing notes due June 30, 1954.
Outstanding
669,925 shs.
letter of notification with the SEC
a
$18,774,000
with
Electric
FINANCING
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
April
passengers,
commerce,
also
179, p.
It
its construction program and to furnish a portion of the
from
proceeds
gage
stock
sec¬
Co.,| Wallace, Idaho—Files—
claims.—V.
for
$62,039,000
Charleston
Authorized
Common
A
—
equity capital required by the company's subsidiary, South Carolina.
Generating Co.
The construction expenditures of the company and its
the
to
Secondary Offering
offering to its common stockholders
rights to subscribe at $14.75 per share to 286,436 addi¬
tional shares of common stock (par $4.50) at the rate of
one share for each ten shares held of record on Feb. 17,
1954.
The subscription warrants which also carry addi¬
tional subscription privileges, subject to allotment, will
expire at 3 p.m. (EST) on March 3, 1954.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates are underwriting the offering
and will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
Other mem¬
bers of the underwriting group include Carl M. Loebr
Rhoades & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Wertheim & Co. and White, Weld & Co.
3%
addition
company
J.
.
20-year
presently
property
proven
interest
property
for
in
company's
corporation,
transportation
intrastate
operates
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Capital
only
per
CAPITALIZATION
in
Doswell
company
price of the Capital Wall Paper Building
Washington, D. C., and for operating funds pre¬
engag°d
Md.,
Its principal office is located at 406 Sunshine
down
ordered
being
$27,000; and (3) to reimburse the
previously used to pay the company's
-.oB^no^ESS—ComPany is
1937, and is
cents
Carolina
Due
$184,700.
routes between
Jersey
the
properties.
gas
one-ninth
bus
such
make
of
modernize
10,
and-
1954,
to
of
interests in certain properties and
acquisition, exploration and development
acquiring
in
com¬
modern
a
share
(2)
the
Baltimore, Md., such expenditures being in the approximate
amount
of
purpose
interest.
pay
constructing
$112,000;
air-conditioned
of
100%
at
purchase
adjacent lots in
viously used
terminal in
uie
ui
spring
amount
the
redeemed
approximately
new
late
the
operating
share
at
six
approximate
for
net
Washington,
on
in
be
may
snare
estimated
payment
proceeds, if any, will be
generally
and
—V.
debentures
Co.,
of
common
stock (par
share.
The net proceeds
shares
company
turity
PROCEEDS—The
panys
the
$1,000 each at 90%
written.
The
as
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Delaware on Jan. 20,
for
In
1,
12 xh
Vidicatot
thereof.
the
of
that
purposes
Company.
1671.
p.
corporate
approximately 1,121 acres and a two-ninths interest in ap¬
proximately 160 acres of oil and gas property located in the Lowry
10,000 shs.
$1)
(par
intends
company
general
applied for general working capi¬
tal purposes and from time to time for the acquisition of oil and gas
properties or Interests therein and the development and exploration
of
ance
The
1953.
8,000 shs.
$1)
(par
stock
common
178,
stock
for
proceed with the development of its Sandoval, N. M. and Rooks County,
Kansas, farmouts.
It is management's estimate that the company's
commitments in both of said areas will not exceed $70,000.' The bal¬
terest
pfd.
at
develop
Building, Albuquerque, N. M.
Mar.
on
Authorized
cumulative
—V.
common
Cheverly, Md,
CAPITALIZATION
67c
A
stock
of
offered
are
preferred
dividends.
accrued
company
executive
the net proceeds will be
determined from time to
time by the board of directors.
However, it is the present intention
of
the company
that the first $15,000 of the net proceeds will be
used to repay the promissory note given to Nemco Corp. in connection
with the acquisition of the Rio Arriba property In New Mexico. There¬
after to the extent that funds are available the company expects to
available
engage
net
The
units
8,000
involved.
and
establish
8,000
additional
is
preferred
share
offering
and
>
An
underwriting
per
is
company
stock
fering—Gearhart & Otis, Inc., New York, on Feb. 9 pub¬
licly offered 299,925 shares of common stock (par 10)
at $1 per sh.
These shares are offered "as a speculation."
PROCEEDS—The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—
10 filed
Feb.
on
1,083,556
covering
PROCEEDS—The
$164,066
from
Net
Trust
179, p. 441.
Silver Buckle Mining
nance
(Del.)—Stock Of¬
& Oil Corp.
Santa Fe Western Gas
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Irving
at
15, N. Y.—V.
a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
quickly completed.—V. 178, p. 953.
was
This
of all periods.
fixed assets (depreciated value), $114,870;
total, $4,045,485.
$2,118,072;
LIABILITIES—Accrued
per
for
used
be
DECEMBER
SHEET
$323,254;
receivable $388,830;
charges,
in¬
application
and
Royal Packing Co., Lawrence, Mass.—Files With SEC
share),
made
share, with
525,000
$5.12
472,500
* $4.87'
end
at
outstanding
shares
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash,
($421,823,
The
be
of $1.12V2 per share. Pay¬
redemption agent, One Wall
dividends
share, plus accrued
per
will
New York
St.,
The
tax__
prof,
excess
105,000
on
accounts
accrued
covering
$100
at
ment
excess
income
dividends
|
of hydraulic
corporation,
line
by
984,
p.
corporation has called for redemption on March 15, next, 175
shares of
Its outstanding series A $4.50
cumulative preferred stock
$537,742
>
tax
Federal
Net
Cleveland 13, Ohio.
Ave.,
profusely illustrated,
equipment,
formation.—-V.
just
Detroit
2534
Redemption—
Corp. of America—Partial
Shoe
The
215,354
$926,004
income
before
for
value),
is
the
of
detailing
has
ramps,
at
brochure
features
1821.
$772,967
218,007
investments, rents, etc.
Provision
Cleveland, O.—New Brochure—
brochure,
1951
$1,152,705
439,033
sales
on
from
"Based
loading
of
ondary joffering of 4,950 shares of class A stock (par $2)
was made on Feb. 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $25.12 Vk per
Report—
$1,170,047
462,050
sales
"Earnings per share
adjustable
216,415
1952
1953
on
profit
Cash
new
— Secondary
Offering —A
65,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Feb. 18 by Smith, Barney & Co.
at $16 per share, with a dealer's discount of 65 cents per
share.
It was oversubscribed
and the books closed.
offering
J
Co., New York—Annual
Provision
207.
colorful,
5,976
"658,204
expenses
Income
1953
$1,238,940
1954
$1,149,839
-
A
statement with
15,000 shares of its capital stock.
11, 1954, covering
441.
p.
»Sheller Manufacturing Co.
2309.
p.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
p.
Feb.
on
179,
441.
p.
Map
profit
profits
179,
SEC
secondary
79,837
1•391,248
Calendar Years—
^
Profit
—V.
3,835,714
the
—V.
$355,469
487,496
179,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
investment company filed a registration
Signal Oil & Gas Co.
8%
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—50% Stock
to
3,995,392
$365,102
117,396
43,177
"917
"80,688
income—
anclr-
development
the
and
capital,
additional
of
Exchange Commission—
Gross
The
$338,994
51,428
♦22,335
railway
oper.
General
15
$268,488
income—
railway
from
raising
1950
1951
1952
railway
from
the
—V. 178, p.
RR.—Earnings—
different
four
used
9.
p.
1953
oper.
ry.
Feb. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
debentures to be issued in units of $1,000
series, without underwriting.
The proceeds
bn
$100,000
and
and
356,482
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Co., Inc., Avondale Estates, Atlanta, Ga.—Files
Rodar
1,492,862
railway
from
Net
Net
The corporation
4,795,193
715,811
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
Net
With
179,
5,514,089
2,148,062
395,544
;
December—
another
to
5,055,293
income
it has become
year
companies
70,461
1,587,165
railway
railway
past
the
"Over
prospectus,
the
apparent
two
the
Selected American Shares,
1951
income
oper.
to
that a combination of the Canadian operations
would offer advantages and economies not
available to each company separately, in the acquisition of new prop¬
of
This Chicago
1952
railway
oper.
Net
$7,000,000.
Cot traction
from
ry.
plant
new
manufacturing
capacity of the Grayson
about 2,400 people with an annual payroll
the
greatly
and
Division
In
at
increase
Net
Net
to
increasingly
-Earnings—
1953
railway—_
shares of Rainbow Oil.
According
erties,
From Jan. 1—
which Robertshaw-Fulton has underway. The com¬
manufacturer of temperature and pressure control
devices, has seven manufacturing divisions from coast to coast. A
large percentage of control equipment used in domestic home ap¬
pliances is made by Robertshaw-Fulton, plus a wide variety of indus¬
trial controls and electronic instruments.
pansion
from
Gross
pursuant
operation of the existing properties."
440.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
December—
Robertshaw-Fulton
$1,841,224
202,601
Sell Equipment
To
See
400,000 shares of RKO
The number of shares
not disclosed.—V. 178, p. 1880.
result of this offer was
he received as a
from
Net
Mr. List offered to buy
holders at $1.50 a share.
1953,
November,
Net
shares
534,320
standing
1950
1951
$1,361,802
136,763
income—
oper.
that
event
the
the
$1,389,085
railway
railway
from
Gross
in cash.
and $3,372,067
Corp.
Theatres
from
Monday, February 22,, 195$,-
.
.
changed
From Jan. 1—
According
Pictures
from
Net
to 529,953 shares.
company
as
investment in
his direct
reduce
Gross
1952
1953
December—
,
.
afl 12,670,000 shareS of Scurry Oils stock and all
of Rainbow Oil stock now outstanding are exr
the exchange offer, Scurry-Rainbow would Un¬
obligated to issue a total of 4,700,416 shares of its stock.
The offer
is
conditioned upon the acceptance thereof by holders of at leas®
51%
of the outstanding shares of Scurry Oils and 80% of the out¬
In
Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis, Brownsville &
Corp.—List Sells Stock—
RKO Theatres
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
hr'fi!
*.?;(■
Hooker
&
1.36
Fay
Kuger, Barnwell & Co
&
3.62
3.62
3.62
A.
E.
M.
H.
Law
&
Co
1.36
1.36
Pringle & Co
1.36
Smith & Co., Inc. 1.36
Frank S.
James Conner
& Co., Inc.-
0.90
Volume 179
Number 5301
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(829)
South
Texas
Oil
Gas
&
Co., Corpus Christi, Texas—
The
Jan.
1954,
made with
the SEC covering an offering, dated
company's stock was made for the purpose of
was
this
of
qualifying the bonus stock that was issued, by contract,
writers, Hunters Securities Corp., or their nominees and
This
offering
shares
his
that
shares
The
Bludworth,
qualified
Chronicle"
the
to
President
under¬
others.
to
of qualifying any
and
owns,
in
fact
of the
of
appeared
effect
in
that
"The
Commercial
133,333
shares
and
Mr.
of
Bludworth's
being qualified for resale is completely erroneous.—V.
was
of
the
above
of
basis
call
the
179,
'
In
and
common
at
Since
share.
$51.50
will
the
share
a
convert
plus
record
a
common
Natural
Bids
will
be
March
1-at
Room
chase
from
Gas
received
by
1130,
Co.—Bids March
the
90
company
Broad
St.,
to
up
New
10:30
York
it of 820,000,000 first mortgage
1—
shares
3,743
9%
cents
of
March
on
at
$50
first
the
exercised
preferred
stock
2
In
share.
a
the
of
4,
N.
second
The
(EST)
a.m.
Y.,
for
on
the pur¬
shares
Feb.
As
called
sinking
their
the
in
share
a
plus
fund
operation
exchange
second
accrued
dividends
all
privilege
operation
also
but
and
is
of
publicly
was
10
convertible
the
preferred
offered
outstanding
in
issue
August,
112,464
was
in
the
1951,
natural
Ala.,
Total
to
system
the
City of Fayette, Ala.
the project, not including
of
be
share
is
line
Northwest
$3,536,000.
its
plus
mission
has directed
the
to
cost
mated
Commission
Alabama
Estimated
of
the
joint
$603,000.—V.
179,
this company
Gas
District,
supply
to
Hamilton,
of
Fayette's
portion, is esti¬
Fayette's
distribution
of
facilities
from
Southern's
trans¬
720.
p.
December—
Gross
from
Net
cost
from
be
to
Net
a
share.
p.
521.
As
of
The
has
company
Budd
The
Co.,
purchased
diesels
mounted
Sacramento.
announced
it was
89-passenger
beneath
It
will
the
propelled
Feb.
on
which
car,
self
a
is
ry.
of
will
service
commence
twin
275
stockholders
and
assets
Pioneer
Oil
the
consist
Natural
Co.,
Feb.
on
15
distribution
25.—V.
April
solely
Gas.
operates
of
Co.,
Oakland
179,
and
its
521.
p.
dissolution
the
of
this
of
shares
of
stock
common
with its subsidiary, the
Amarillo
producing, processing and distribution
gas
79,101
42,617
36,158
69,762
28,608
i'ocSt111
of
Securities
on
stock
30
be
cents
quoted
share
per
172,
railway
railway
2,615,443
2,321,063
967,042
782,599
362,452
834,232
01
497.975
428,083
nas
granted
Texas
it
from
$2,276,851
$2,763,272
567,024
605,322
915,755
152,854
267,520
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
to
the
plus
from
and
City,
the
refineries
to
to
water
a
Arkansas.
of
12
an
that
for
the
aggregate
various
terminal
the
holding
have
corporation
points
on
Stockholders
Triangle
Production
Texas
accepted
Jan.
on
22,
scheduled to take
was
Eastern
Transmission Corp. is making
Corp. such advances as may be
necessary
transaction.
The
Production corporation
the
Transmission
of
1955
increase
period
corporation
in
from
corporation an option, effective for
1956, for the purchase of the Triangle
and
Production
any
the
at
corporation, is engaged in
East Texas,
North Louisiana
common'stock
Production
years
the
announced
Feb.
on
Co.
the
Dec.
at
earned
31,
the
Production
surplus
1953,
to
corporation
corporation's
account
date
of
of
the
pursuant
Triangle
purchase
the
to
of
option.
earnings of Triangle after all taxes and
charges for the years
1953 and 1952 were
$688,644 and $528,264,
respectively.—y. 178, p. 954.
*185,061
$2,278,361
31,009,0^4
30,921,811
30,822,940
10,995,761
11.036,524
11,307,068
8,076,039
income.—
5,900,261
5,804,900
5,607,741
Texas & Pacific Ry.—To Sell
Certificates—
26,738,515
L_
5,143,210
railway.—
oper.
out¬
$7.84.
/
railway
•■'Deficit.—V.
Arkansas
that
has
Pipeline
extends
SU>r ,s^oc'c ky the Transmission
Net
130,600
313,273
Board,
corporation
plants
which
consummate
stock,from
1950
$2,162,082
income
oper.
were
was
Delaware
products
outstanding
the
Triangle
a
gasoline
at
Eastern
to
duiing
1951
Triangle,
stated
calendar
From Jan. 1—
There
share
per
Corp.—Acquisition—
this
of
rl made by
Brown
the
from
ry.
and
2,896,504
1952
$31,509,881.
offering price
of
by
stock
system,
River
655,100
to
the
petroleum
1,402,457
1953
totaled
the
Chairman
Louisiana
aSeiv°
Mr.
3,357,079
assets
and
on^eblt)1 closino of the purchase
place
December—
Net
assets.
1,455,514
$182,791
54,802
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—EarningsGross
which,
natural
a
authorized
of
$198,712
66,860
.
horse-power
between
operate
Committee
common
amount
per share on the splitup stock.—V.
completed
of
pipeline
issued
cost
by
all
south
all
179, p. 10.
Net
The
$201,063
income—
oper.
net
Brown,
were
Mississippi
1950
101,669
railway
railway
from
Net
The
1951
from
car
Southwestern Development Co.—Dissolution Approved
company
1952
1954,
$3,195,040.
its
on
$207,841
1_
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
diesel
railway
from
Gross
15.
powered
floor,
rail
R.
purchase of
cost
From Jan. 1—
Net
Southern Pacific Co.—Buys Rail Diesel Car—
the
Texas Eastern Production
negotiations
RR.—Earnings—
1953
railway
Net
The
The
present
in
seven
125,000
179,
shares.—V.
29,
transporting
Spokane International
to
gas
and
Power
Wash.
1954,
616.
p.
George
of
$50
at
Jan.
179,
ana
Federal
16,
virtually
expected
amount
of
*—V.
pipe line sinking fund bonds
New Construction Authorized—
The
at Seattle,
Feb.
standing 4,384,528 shares,
1974.
due
1954,
on
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—Net Assets—
is the third call on this class of stock made
by the
fall the company issued a call covering 3,750 shares
fund requirements, and has called for redemption
Last
sinking
converted.
Southern
25,
pcchange ruled that the
bdn^equivalent to 15 cents
on
current
Feb.
the
ex-dividend'
accrued
stock is selling
the preferred, holders would receive, on the
market, more than the call price if they con¬
price
this
effect
meet
to
all
^
for
of
callable
is
cents
18%
exchanged
common.
verted, or sold on the open market, Mr. Spencer pointed out.
shares
;
not
shares
into
preferred. stock
dividends
none
Financial
all
purchases
company.
616.
P.
the
to
thereunder.
that
statement
stock
not made for the purpose
was
Joseph E.
are
'
purchase
The
filing that
26,
to
their
Correction—
9
179,
The
company will offer for sale at
competitive bidding on or about
March 24, 1954,
$1,240,000 principal amount of 1-10
year serial equip¬
ment trust certificates.—V.
179, p. 721.
108.
p.
business.
As
the
of
shares of Southwestern,
Corporation will receive 769,722 shares of Pioneer
owner
384,861
The Guaranty Trust
with
the
($5
value)
par
value)
exchange
for
the
on
western
Southwestern
of
Pioneer
basis
of
Natural
shares
two
surrendered.—V.
as
of
Co.
Co.
Oil
stock
common
each
for
connection
stock
common
Pioneer
Sinclair
agent in
Development
Gar;
the
($7.50
share
of
par
South¬
p.'207.
179,
(C. II.)
Horace
Co. of New York will act
of
Southwestern
States
made in
was
Co.
Sold
—
issue of Feb.
15
Stock
of the
by Central Republic Co. (Inc.).
This
offering has been oversubscribed. Further details follow:
company's
1954
PRIVATE
$2,500,000
due
the
amount
proceeds
company's
available
for
the
1953
be
used
to
finance,
in
its
of
of
this
sale
1953, the company sold
Mortgage bonds, 4% series
a
construction
has been
part
the
program,
of
program
GIVING
of
first
EFFECT
used
mortgage bonds___
3VZ% series due 1970
Series
B
due
1970
due
due
Cumulative
$1.20
-
-
Series
not
Common
(par
60,000 shs.
value
57,600 shs.
30,000 shs.
;
series
28,800 shs.
60,000 shs.
conversion
$Assuming
convertible
no conversions
were
1946
From
Dec.
1,
1948.
preferred
1953
for
shares
issuance
stock.
subsequent to Nov. 30, 1953.
DIVIDENDS—Regular
payable semi-annually,
to
dividends
paid
at
quarterly dividends of 20 cents
the
1,
of
cents
50
annually,
stock from June 1,
Sept.
1, 1950 regular
paid. Commencing Dec.
common
1949
share
per
rate
the
on
June
to
were
1, 1950, regular quarterly dividends of 25 cents per share, and com¬
mencing June 1, 1953, regular quarterly dividends of 28 cents per
share,
have been paid.
1937.
Its
this
company
incorporated in Delaware
was
June
on
10,
executive office is at 300 Montgomery St., San
Calif., and its operating office at Brownwood, Texas.
company is and intends to continue
as
an
operating public
The
4,
utility engaged principally in the business of furnishing local and long
distance telephone and telegraph service within certain
areas
in the
States of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Toll
service
corporation
1953.
These
of
sales
The
to
purchase,
underwriters
named
the company has
shares of common
and
severally, the number
respective names:
of
below
agreed
stock
have
to
severally
sell
shown
to
Republic Co.
(Inc.)
12,400
Davidson
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Dewar,
Ryons
Walston
Robertson
179,
Hourwich
Prescott,
6,700
—
Co
&
their
&
3,000
cargo
which operates a
vessels.—V. 157, p. 735.
&
Co
3,000
_____
Wright,
Snider
Co.
3,000
6,700
Reinholdt & Gardner
6,700
$655,419
record
its
annual
in
figures
$1.03
or
sales
of
Wilson, Johnson
&
report
with
compare
order
the
Carbon
such
50%
a
1952
increase
the
in
use
varied
industries
Higher
share
common
per
Heart
earnings
$252,000
of
products
resulted
or
oil,
high
in
the
number
its
of
Flex-
of
11,
1954
the
on
the
directors
in
a
outstanding common stock,
of' record Feb. 25, 1954.
dividend
G.
J.
the
"At
the
Fehrenbach,
end
at
than
less
of
1953
looks
company
Treasurer,
payable
the
of
15
in
which
the
—V.
179,
for
services
the
of
in
the
electric
of
steel
its
1954,
industry,
sales,
was
40%
to
of
Stein Roe
credit
a
established
of
procurement
with
Feb.
the
$7,100,000
16.—V.
the
at
179,
Fund
United
Dec)
States
1,
1948,
materials,
passed
beginning
of
the
the
$7,500,000
year,
it
mark,
compared
announced on
was
616.
p.
greater
higher
which
company,
15,
proposes
redeemed
to issue
its
100,000
4%
convertible
shares of
new
a
preferred
C.
Tait,
President,
$3,500,000.
loans.—V.
said
This
179,
sufficient
amount
con¬
would
shares
be
would
used
to
be
help
sold
to
off
pay
441.
p.
at
,
operating
also
has
a
clarified.
"The
of
company
and
1953
common
operated
earned
stock."—V.
on
a
profitable
approximately
174,
p.
$1.30
basis
per
during the entire year
share on its outstanding
The
18,
Chemical
All
has
of
been
dent,
The
the
Preferred
Stock—
by
split up of
stockholders
4.50%
second
redemption March
convertible
15,
Kenneth
A.
preferred
stock
Spencer,
Presi¬
is
convertible
bankers
headed
into
by
common
Morgan
share-for-share.
Stanley
&
Co.
A
group
have
of
offered
the
common
their
at
stock,
annual
without
meeting
par
held
value,
on
Jan.
stock
which
.
In
order to
obtain certificates for the
said
stock
cancellation
view of
to
and
the
are
,
net
proceeds,
work in
$150,000
the
National
Bank,
Seattle,
Wash.,
for
•
the
foregoing, the present common stock will be stricken
from unlisted trading privileges on the American Stock Exchange at
the opening of business on Feb. 25,
1954, at which time the "new"
(splitup
common stock, without par value, will be admitted to unlisted
trading privileges in substitution therefor.
A dividend of
15 cents per share has been declared on the
splitup
common
stock
for
payment
on
March
10,
1954,
to
will
immediate
be
used
of
area
the
stockholders
of
to
carry
company's
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
(par
,
$1—Canadian)___
750,000 shares will
be
Outstanding
*1,350,005 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
owned by
George Corolis.
"
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Ontario,
Canada, by
patent dated Oct. 14, 1953, for the
purposes of exploring and
developing its mining properties.
Its principal office is located at 100
Adelaide St., West),
Toronto, Ont., Canada.
The
company's property is located at the north end of Eels
Lake
south-west part of Cardiff
Township, Haliburton County, Ont.,
The property consists of nine
mining claims of approximately
50 acres each,
approximately 450 acres.
in
the
Canada.
The
company
uranium and, if
velop
those
ducing
to
uranium
with
mines
explore1
by
intends
justified
claims
the
Three
the
properties
principally
for
results
of such
exploration, to de¬
possibilities.
There are no pro¬
general hrea in which the company's
economic
in
the
property is located.
States Uranium Corp., Grand
Junction, Colo.—
—
Mention was made in our issue of
Offering
15
of the
public offering by Tellier & Co.,
Jersey
City, N. J., of 2,000,000 shares of, common stock
(par 10)
at
150
sh. These shares
per
PROCEEDS—The
net
and
expenses
The
business
operation
of
ploratory
and
for
was
the
of
claims,
will
in
are
the
used
incorporated
do
354
Cliff
to
speculation."
a
for surveys
pay
in
business
in
Delaware
Colorado
on
—V.
179,
p.
ucts,
District,
San
GIVING
value
(par
St., Grand Junction, Colo.
the exploration, development
is
The
claim
or
an
company
is
26-story,
leased
Tishman,
New
Juan
County,
EFFECT
new
expects to
lc).
aggregate of
and
the
ex¬
134 mining
TO
Utah.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
4,000,000 shs.
50,000,000 shs.
office
York
of
Chemical
move
for
office
it
the
and
was
announced
Tishman
is
new
now
of Richmond, Va., makers
agricultural chemical prod¬
long term of years
building being completed
a
Realty
aluminum-faced
which
to its
Corp.,
industrial
space
City,
of
the
tenant,
Construction Co., Inc.—New Lease
&
other
President
owner-builder
The
and
air-conditioned
in
in
721.
fiber
has
Its
Main
company
Virginia-Carolina
Vicara
12,
Utah.
and
Aug.
approximately
2,687.44
acres.
The
said
uranium
In the
Gateway Mining District, Mesa County, Colo.,
Mining District, Garfield County, Utah; and in the
Mining
stock
and
capital.
mining properties.
development stage.
located
Circle
be
working
uranium
totaling
claims
offered "as
are
proceeds
used
The company holds under
lease
new splitup shares holders
required to surrender their certificates
Seattle-First
exchange.
per
letters
Avenue
splitup
will become effective on Feb. 25, 1954, by issuing to
holders of the present common stock of record at the close of business
on Feb.
25, 1954, at Seattle, Wash., two shares of new common stock,
without par value,
in exchange for each share of present common
In
announced.
stock
investment
for
2nd
Buy and Convert Shares—
outstanding
called
has
Co.—Calls
under
Authorized
Common
of
1954.
The
stock.
1103.
two-for-one
approved
largest
BTU's
high. Heat ex¬
of handling increased
development.—V.
175,
capable
are
the
2,500,000
feet
(
The
Superior Portland Cement, Inc.—Stock Split Up-rwas
of
9Va
Authorized
16, Mass., will up to 11 a.m.
(EST) on March 3 receive bids for the purchase from it of $4,000,000
first mortgage bonds, series A, due 1984.—V. 179, p. 616.
for
Spencer
and
capacities,
rate
and
speculation.
a
Monticello
at 441 Stuart St., Boston
company
of the present common stock
Bankers Offer to
several
the
stock
CAPITALIZATION
stock
cumulative
preferred stock of $50 par value.
Stockholders will vote on
the proposal at a special meeting on March 12.
Common stockholders
would get first opportunity to subscribe to the new shares.
about
capacity
1953. It is duly qualified to
principal office is located at
vertible
Robert
ex¬
public 600,000 shares
(par $1—Canadian) at 50 cents per
(American funds).
These securities are offered
drilling
Stromberg-Carlson Co.—Plans Financing—
Feb.
in
at
square
temperatures
BUSINESS—Company
This
heat
feet
property.
•
was
Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise—
have
at
three
PROCEEDS—Of the
on
further
exploratory
*Of
for
Farnum
&
of
assets
Aircraft,
inquiries
have
used.
made
are
transfers
of
common
Feb.
Net
units
package
units
Stock
which
of
capacity.
The
television
industry
declining rate since August of 1953.
It
was
deemed
prudent by the directors to reduce the quarterly dividend rate to 15c
from 25c per share until the trend of
activity in these industries is
operated
Fairchild, United
Navy. In addition to
petrochemical
inch may be
Tishman Realty
furnace
use
of
on
exchange unit is the Thermal burner, which,
velocity, clear-flamed combustion with either gas
the heating of air or
gases to temperatures as
slightly lower temperatures, pressures up to 300
At
date
a
share
stated:
approximately 50 %
from
the
Co.
testing
announced
Thor Uranium Mines
Ltd., Toronto, Ont., CanadaStock Offered—G. H. Corolis &
Co., Toronto, Canada, on
Feb. 15 offered to the American
720.
p.
3,000
12,
Airplane
the
many
chemical
companies
of
such
equipment for
1545.
p.
integration, diversification, and operating
at all of the company's divi¬
balance
financing
and
short-term
per
in
heat
high
square
to
pressures
improved earnings
expanding the development of an iron ore
body located in the Province of Ontario, Canada.
The
Export-Import Bank avoids competition with private capital,
and this
sale is
in accordance with
the
policy of the Bank to sell
obligations it holds whenever suitable terms can be agreed
upon.
raise
cents
Boeing
used
President,
possible
exchanger
changer
Chemical
constitutes
assist
per
Common
March
on
and
from
be
Suburban Electric Co.—Bids March 3—
stockholders
to
others
Force
concerns,
to
Peskin,
adopted the Flex-Vac process
dill pickles, nylon stockings, citrus
A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada.
The sale
at par and accrued interest to date of sale.
This
its
1500F.
as
hour
Steep Rock Iron Mines, Ltd.—Bonds Sold—The Ex¬
port-Import Bank of Washington on Feb. 18 announced
the sale, without recourse, on Feb. 16, 1954, of $5,700,000
first mortgage 4V2 % bonds of Steep Rock Iron
Mines,
Ltd., to Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd., New York, and
Reduced—
declared
C.
also
cheese,
as
the
of
makes
pounds
and
I
to
of
because
after
vacuum
have
company's program of
The
Feb.
On
share
Co.—Dividend
order
an
exchanger
Leonard
follows
aircraft
interest
in
CAPITALIZATION
Speer
Engineering Corp.—New Order—
received
heat
Air
other
Heat
reported
other
that
3,000
Higgins
Boeing
Mfg.,
from
$17,606,000 were reported by
for the year ended Dec. 31,
720.
p.
of
components,
Clifford
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made on Feb. 9 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $33.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per share. It
was quickly completed.—V. 178, p. 2301.
on
Pan-
3,000
6,700
(Inc.)
Co
&
of
and
machines leased for
economies
3,000
coast
9,700
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
Cruttenden & Co
—V.
Bailey &
9,700
man
Lester,
subsidiary,
a
has
type
15.
The
$14,960,000.
company
stated
Shares
20,400
Peabody & Co
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Schneider, Bernet & Hick-
Kidder,
them
after
Shares
Central
Vice-
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Executive
packaging process. In 1953
some 40
meat packers, including eight of the 10 largest, packed
more
than 65 million pounds of meat in Flex-Vac bags on Flex-Vac
equip¬
ment.
Walter B. Sheehan, Chairman, and J, A. Keenan, President,
furnished by the company both over its own
lines,
through connections with the lines of the Bell System and others.
and
earnings
dividends
equipment
principal
Francisco
Co.,
general
two
elected
Standard Packaging Corp.—Sales and Earnings
,
BUSINESS—The
and
been
$506,055 shs.
additional
30^
the
of
Steamship
colliers,
has
None
*1,000,000 shs.
plus such indeterminate number of
required, were reserved as of Nov.
be
may
upon
$58,167 shs.
150,000 shs.
$1)
,:'81,420 shares,
as
Boston
of
unique
engine
as
$25):
designated
(par
Sprague
Stauffer
2,500,000
_____
convertible
yet
stock
stock
series
dividend
Willesen
corporation
a
jet
the
of
750,000
series-!
dividend
$1.25
$1.32
official
600,000
1,000,000
—
preferred
a'ctive
Consolidated working, capital for the year rose to $2,849,312 from
$2,643,853 and long term debt was reduced by $150,000.—V. 177, p. 984.
1,000,000
1975
1980
dividend
an
as
Chair¬
sions.
1975___
series
of
five
Consolidated
The
Outstanding
1975_______:.—____
4%
continue
elected
concentrates, and popcorn.
$3,600,000
due
due
Soren
preferred
FINANCING
.
3Vu %' series
ZVa% series
will
and
been
for
processes.
for
PRESENT
_„$100,000,000
(3V2%;
3%%
series
com¬
being
1954.
TO
Authorized
First
to
remainder
Board
has
who
This
President,
as
pressed
the
part,
of
Vac
December
construction
CAPITALIZATION
will
program.
PLACEMENT—In
Of
the
proceeds
construction
principal
1980.
plete
net
City has been elected
—
headed
PROCEEDS—The
York
Feb.
Captain
public
offering of an issue of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $18.121/2 per share by a group of investment
bankers
the
President
Telephone
our
of New
business.
fleet
Mention
Holland
succeeding Richard L. Bowditch of Boston
man
Thermal Research
Sprague & Son Co., Boston—New President—
B.
at
&
on
Feb.
in
the
at
17
99
by
Construction
new
Park
Norman
Co.,
Inc.,
skyscraper.
500
Fifth
Avenue, New York City,
quarters early In the Spring.—V. 179, p. 10.
i
Tobin Packing Co., Inc.—Stock
Offered—First Albany
Corp., Albany, N. Y., on Feb. 5 publicly offered 8,500
of common stock (par
$3) at $11.75 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
shares
The
net
Frederick
Will
proceeds
M.
Tobin
be received by
are
to
Trusts.
the
go
to
None
John
of
company.—V.
the
175,
J.
Krez,
proceeds
p.
2182.
as
of
trustee
this
under
offering
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(830)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Unit to Expand—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Expansion—
This
sale
to
has
corporation
authority
to
construct
existing
an
it
enable
period
of
the
Field
that
the
The
1971,
California
take
to
the
from
natural
of
Parish, La.,
over a longer
gas
1953
feet
the
of
average
of
day.
per
Its contract
White Lake
13,555,000 cubic
West
31,101,000 cubic feet
The period of time
take gas from the field was extended
may
to Nov.
covering
minimum
contract
a
41,464,000 cubic
of
Transcontinental
April 1,
of
Co.
day
per
gas
maximum
a
volumes
Vermilion
the West White Lake Field,
said that it had recently renegotiated
Oil
increase
of
and
in
pipeline
gas
additional
take
Union
to
feet
6-inch
from
Transcontinental
with
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
19-mile, 12-inch pipeline and to abandon by
14-mile
to
time
a
from
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—To Build New Mill—
provide modern earthmoving equipment for Brazil's expanding
LeTourneau-Westinghouse Co., a subsidiary, will build a new
Official
ground breaking ceremonies for this company's new $5,000,000 cold rolled strip mill were held at Ivy Rock, Pa., on Feb. 17.
economy,
plant
announced on Feb. 16 by Edward O. Boshell,
Chairman and President of Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
The new plant, which will be located about 60 miles from Sao Paulo
in Brazil,
the
near
do
it
was
industrial city
Brasil
S.A.,
the
will be the property of Tratores
of Campinas,
Twenty-five
of
acres
in
Brazil,
LeTourneau-Westinghouse.—V.
179,
strip
have
of
cold
rolled
installations
new
mill,
strip
rolled
will
The
mill
erected
adjacent
expected
is
to
estimated
the
to
into
go
annual
com¬
operation
capacity
off
strip.
will
about
about
be
2,200
to
up
being
mill,
initial
an
Involve
itself
finishing speed of
of
handling coils
15,000
48,000
pounds
will
It
maximum
of
mill
tandem
minute.
per
feet
square
four-stand
a
feet
floor
with
be
a
capable
weight.—V.
178,
1515.
p.
442.
p.
hot
It
tons
The
space.
LeTourneau-Westinghouse representative
will be President of the new company, which is 75% owned
the
Ferreira,
A.
rolled
present
year.
120,000
subsidiary of LeTourneauland are being purchased for
cold
new
next
plant site.
Afranio
said that its existing line had a maximum capacity
only 15 million cubic feet per day.
This line would be sold to
Union Oil for $341,068.
The proposed new line, which would extend
The
pany's
established operating
newly
Westinghouse Co.
by
1974.
1,
To
Monday, February 22, 1954
...
company
of
from
point
a
in
continental's
White
West
Lake
existing system,
Field
to
estimated
is
connection
a
with
Trans-
179.
to cost $1,042,310.—V.
208.
p.
United Airlines, Inc.—New Records in
This corporation began its
record
January—
mileage in January, according
Johnson, Vice-President and
Assistant to the President.
During the month, the airlines operated
212,205,000 revenue passenger miles, a 17% gain over the corresponding
company
estimated
to
month
In
of
a
for
revenue
figures
year
by
R.
E.
1953.
over
179,
miles
ton
to
rose
208.
p.
ma!il
down
2,413,000, up 11%
1,788,000, up 0.5%, and express, 814,000,
Freight
(including first class),
30%.—V.
exhibited
Show,
Feb.
Known
cents.
17
has
It
Thomson
is
v/ho
&
Feb.
on
filed
12
shares
19,000
of
a
178,
lems
and
crop,
it
The
eliminate
to
add
dollars
announced
was
of
on
Feb.
value
the
to
of
total
the
1C.
tobacco
MH-30,
liquid
a
Feb.
on
stock
11
States
Steel
Corp.
—
Franchise
to Assist
Unit
Dealers in Marketing Housing—
increased
plants,
During
Clifford
F.
President,
Hood,
provide
to
announced
13
Feb.
on
assistance
financial
qualified
to
for
plans
a
dealers
franchise
in
marketing housing produced by United States Steel Homes, Inc.
The new program will be undertaken by U. S. Steel Homes Credit
Corp., a newly formed subsidiary.
"Creation of the new financial
subsidiary is designed to strengthen the competitive position of U. S.
Steel Homes'
in
dealers
by providing construction financing and assistance
the marketing of mortgages on
Officers of the
erected hduses," Mr. Hood sakL
subsidiary will include William H. Lang, Assistant
new
Treasurer of
United States Steel,
Benjamin
Rawlins,
C,
and
L.
B.
Vernooy,
Comptroller.—V.
Secretary
Assistant
179,.
to
sold
During
the
States Stdel,
United
Secretary;
United States Steel, as
of
Comptroller
This
company
covering.
Feb.
on
$15,000,000
to
200.000
shares
sale
filed
statement
registration
a
first
of
bonds,
mortgage
the
and
1984,
competitive
spent
its
of
the
and
the
for
construction
Construction
purposes.
and its subsidiary
179, p. 721.
for
company
400,000.—V.
1954-56
expenditures
estimated
are
'
.
for
Sales—Total
—V.
179,
in
Wabash
A.
K.
board
RR.—Bond
Atkinson,
of
the
est
on
1953
the
general
Interest
President,
directors held
year
'
%
be
on
has
Feb.
considered
were
that
at
meeting
a
of
the
1954, the results of operation for
the board declared that the inter¬
general
mortgage
mortgage 4%
Income bonds, series A, and the
VA%
income bonds, series
B,
had
been
earned
and authorized payment thereof in full on April 1,
1954.—V. 179, p. 721.
The
Electric
selling
stock
of St.
The
Corp.—Stock
agreement
Offering
terminated
was
Completed—
3
at
p.m.
The
plan
of
Feb. 11.
See details in V. 179, p. 721.
general
offices
maintains
an
assembly
North
1953
The merging with this company of Bond
Drug Stores through the
exchange of common stock,
was
announced
on
Feb.
7
by
C.
R.
Walgreen, Jr., President. Bond operates four self-service drug stores
in
Clinton
111.—V.. 179,
p.
and
Davenport, Iowa,
and
Moline
and
Rock
Island,
208.
4 V2
is
%,
of
and
free
As
at
new
ing
Jan.
high.
price
31,
1954,
The
$10.90,
net
the total net assets of this Fund
asset
value
per
ex-dividend.—V.
share
178,
p.
was
were
$10.16
the
offer¬
710.
manufacturing
plant at
Los
and
plant at St.
announced
earlier
this
month
that
INCREASED—On
amounted
$1.44
to
remaining
Jan.
clear.
The
portion
Month of
4,
over
1952,
net
sales
for
the
with
125,000
$4,141,896
were
12
net
the
on
sales
p.
899.
stock
GIVING
the
months
income
shares
and
net
EFFECT
ended
1954
1953
METALS
1953 by Whitaker Cable
Cable
Corp.
will
by
Chemetals
by
Chemical
Casualty 1 & Surety Co.—Stock Subscriptions
—Of the 12,000 shares of
capital stock (par $5) offered
of
record
Jan.
19,
a
total
of
subscribed for at $23 per share and
remaining 2,109 shares were taken up by the under¬
writers headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Prescott,
Wright, Snider Co. See also V. 179, p. 521.
were
Dec.
as
City
TO
Corp.
granting
is
the
license
PRESENT
operate
authorized
to
equal
the
to
year
a
agent
under
operate
of
Chemical
the
patents
has
company
which
77,500
authorized
shares
will
100,000
be
issued
142,500 shs.
There
is
made
the
without
a
the
also
12,500
patents
cash
the
being issued
shares
the
on
to
process
consideration.
remaining
the
option
to
shares
Chemetals
reimburse
no
by
Whitaker
and
unissued
Cable
to
Corp.
Of
On
without
for
Metals
a
option
The
to
contract
1054
After
Co.—Current
1954—4 Wks.—1953
covering
common
The
Sales Higher—
1^54—32 Wks.—1953
The
Corp.—Registers With SEC
filed a registration statement with the
proposed offering to stockholders of 316,867 shares of
on
a
19
l-for-7
Corp.,
&
at
be underwritten by a group headed by The First
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Robert W.
and William Blair & Co.
Co., Inc.
company,
which
serves
north
central
and
north
eastern
and an. adjacent part of
upper Michigan with
electricity
will apply the proceeds towards its 1954 construction program.
The net proceeds
construction
are
to
program.—V.
business.
company
as
application
1350
of
KW)
consumption
directors
company
capital
Several
was
adequate
was
additional
employees
bonus.
a
made
during
commercial
Diesel
at
of
to Use Pro¬
Mr.
with
a
Yarger's
Modern
on
in
use
ratio
5%.
discussion
panel
a
fuel
propane
compression
approximately
with
than
and
delivered
at
fuel
development
started
minimum
a
less
of
years
Waverly
consumption
9000
BTU/KW
considering
Waverly,
Diesel
cost
of
successful
1954.
operation using
consumption was
Fuel
engines operating on natural
pilot oil.
At Waverly, they are
of
hr.
full
at
load.
costs
on
Yarger
stated
With
the
compared
that
he
to
is
improved
Diesel
saving
fuel
20%
in
.
oil
fuel
.
delivered
is
The oil
has
at
Waverly for 11
varies through the year,
which
propane,
gallon.
29,
same
savings
Mr.
costs.
Diesel
work,
Jan.
on
guarantees made for the
economy,
1V2
times
the
BTU
cents
gallon.
a
is now
content
The
cents per
6V4
the
of
advantage in using propane for more BTU content
obvious, the announcement added.—V. 179, p. 442.
The
propane.
per
unit
cost
is
Wyoming Oil Co. (Colo.)—Stock Offered—Robert W.
Wilson of Denver, Colo., is
offering publicly "as a specu¬
lation" any shares not subscribed for
by the stockholders
between Dec. 22 and Jan.
21, inclusive, under
of
5,000,000 shares of
51/2
cents
obligation
of
net
the
'
proceeds
will
and
company
CAPITALIZATION
an offering
(par five cents) at
stock
common
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
the
GIVING
be
to
applied
carry
EFFECT
TO
to
on
the
stock
(par 5
cents).
BUSINESS—Company
Initially
in
gas
the
the
Area
in
the
in
wells,
and
was
County,
the
County,
the
of
on
in
the
1948.
oil
well
and
drilled
the other wells
were
the
5,
for
the
company.
contemplates
locations adjacent to
well
a
as
by
Aug.
program
company,
Mont.,
drilling
made
10,000,000 shs.
on
Wyo.;
unproductive,
farm-outs
of
program
in Fallon
exploration
an
Washakie
through
area
immediate
program
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
engaged in
company
Nowood
ot
program.
FINANCING
incorporated in Colorado
was
payment
drilling'
a
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
Southwest
drilling
a
producing
Mush
Creek
Weston
County, Wyo.
The company
also holds interests in
Phillips and Valley Counties, Mont.; in Duchesne and Uintah Counties,
area,
Utah;
Niobrara
purposes.—V.
County,
178,
Wyo.;
all
of
which
held
are
for
speculative
1882.
p.
York Corp., York, Pa.—1954 Line of Room Air Condi¬
John
Feb.
Announced—Earns.
R.
15
Hertzler,
pointed
period
a
45%
"Because
wind,
this
ditioners,
the
characterized
these
has
and
again
will
year
and
"business
is
General
Sales
Manager,
34%
for
and
up
slow,
as
employment
the
first
on
quarter,
York
at
Ojver last year."
of
York
Increased—Employment Up
Vice-President
that
out
usually
increased
offer
widest
other
encouraging
stepped-up
models
18
selection
balloons
production,
in
its
York
will
said
have
In
Mr.
line
new
of
made
ever
business
the
Hertzler,
air
room
and
con¬
available
in
single year."
a
said
He
that
begin
at
last
the
Important
$199.95
year's.—V.
Zenith Radio
the
its
be used
177, p.
1954
new
distributors
•The
for
179,
for
news
the
the
expected
home-owner
sales
leader,
is
that
prices
about
13%
lower
521.
p.
to
2137.
Corp.—Reports New Developments—
finance, in part, the company's
line
and
of
new
television
also
saw
by this corporation for
Zenith
new
a
sets, demonstrats-i
Director
of
by H.
portable
C.
Bonfig,
Sales.
Zenith
high-fidelity phonograph is equipped with our own
record
changer with built-in stroboscope 'speedometer*
LP,
r.p.m.,"
possible
a
19
convention
continuously variable speed control from
Without
if
products demonstrated
11.
sales
Vice-President and
course,
16%
of
Feb.
on
mid-winter
phonograph and
it
basis.
Wisconsin
and gas,
of
outside
the
new
phonographs and combination phonograph-radio instruments^
designed to reproduce music with the highest fidelity, were pace-setters
offering will
Boston
Baird
stock
a
the
and
oil
were
Cobra-Matic
Wisconsin Public Service
Feb.
(1245
two
Zenith's
on
of
Six
1
442.
corporation
newly
in¬
and
Large Diesel Engines—
pilot
than
using
1953
$19,453,261 $16,695,272 $135,542,168 $121,659,538
p.
company's
cylinders
Developments.
in
179,
in
successful
Diesels
comments
$1,469,803
|
Lovett Grocery
&
the
pressure
Inc.—January Sales Lower—
$1,108,056
Winn
develop
produces
Feb.
large
cash
having
company
has the
shares.
208.
Per. End. Feb. 6—
further
to
which
said Mr. Higgins, "that
strength to company management."
stock
announced
than
p.
and
at present levels
minimum
will
179,
as
reduce
15, at the Annual Winter Meeting of the Iowa Association
Municipal Utilities at Des Moines, Iowa, Glen V. Yarger,
Superin¬
of Municipal Utilities, Waverly, Iowa,
told of the successful
completion
of
tests in
burning propane in Waverly's Worthington.
four-cycle supercharged dual-fuel Diesel engines.
This is the first
the
which
exists cdntains no specific time limit, and
price at which the option pertains is $5 per share.—V.
179, p. 721.
White's Auto Stores,
levels
to
of
tioners
Corp.
the
Corp.
22,500
high
plans
tendent
common
par
outstanding.
Chemetals
available
at
Wortliington Corp., Harrison, N. J.—First
Corp.
Chemical
shares, Whitaker Cable Corp. will own 52,500 shares for which
$200,000 will be paid. Chemetals Corp. and two officers of Chemetals
Corp. will purchase 12,500 shares of the stock at a purchase
price of
consideration,
is
expenditure
Cyanamid
77,500
$62,500.
that
profits
Construction
owned
and
costs
Division,
pane Fuel in
The
Outstanding
American
of
still
capital
expectation,"
new
given
drilled
FINANCING
company has been licensed
chemical procedure patented
a
subsidiary
"Presteel"
heavy
on
by the company in that area
Metals
under
Corp.,
that
ago.
working
Corp.
Metals
of
to
our
operate
were
but
year
report on the general financial structure
presented by Mr. Carter, stating that
1953,
CORP.—This
company
was
formed Jan.
19,
Corp. and Chemetals Corp., of which Whitaker
The
is
bring
gas
control.
own
31,
$180,624.
240,000 shs.
Construction
Chemetals
This
Western
the
Kansas
$180,286
outstanding. For
income
preceding
firm.
announced
primarily to increased competition and
for better quality from producers of metal
A
"Every
$9,976,000 $10,980,000
9,891 shares
North
consulting
Manager,
and
well
company
totaling
then
$1)
(par
WHITAKER
Sales
208.
minority stockholders
the
Authorized
Common
SEC
to
Mo.
as
also has outstanding in¬
$142,500 bearing an interest rate
period, and secured by a first
Both the Kansas City and St.
9y2-year
a
of
year
General
company
the
January—
p.
Pa.,
1954,
management
the
accessories.
(Mo.)—Sales Decline-
Sales
179,
The
company
present amount of
$4,331,579,
share
per
—V.
—V.
located
are
Calif.
Month of January—
178,
Supply Co.
chemical
$474,000, bearing interest at the rate of 4,/2%,
basis, secured by a first mortgage on 68,000
78,000 feeti of land owned by the company in
The
EARNINGS—Net
—V.
California
P.
U.
Commission has authorized the
company to sell 20,000 additional shares
of common stock (par $25).
The net proceeds are to be used to repay
bank loans and to finance
construction program.—V.
Western Auto
This
Joseph,
Philadelphia,
Angeles,
Sales
was
"It
will
gas
Mo.
York
over
due
was
handling
re¬
16,
New
just
reported
Hi-Pac
con¬
company
City
a
material
alloys. As a
adopted.
It is
plant of the
Kansas
to
acquired
better
cables.
Co.,
were
This
Higgins
propane
complete chemical refinery
the highest quality of elec¬
electrical
Hill
Higgins, President and
lower.
ex¬
copper
been
E.
C.
shipments
experimented
$1,653,971,
and
West Coast Telephone Co.—Plans
Financing—
It
complete
mortgage on the St. Joseph plant.
Joseph loans,
which in total represent an increase from
previous
mortgage ioans of approximately $200,000, are subject to prior payment
at any time on 30 days' notice.
under
a
all
North
Ga.
and
the
payable
purchase
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—Record Assets—
toward
move
now
a
producing
in
of
now
days
distribution
City.
debtedness in
fetock,
Acquisition Approved—
located
William
Mr.
radio
electrical
of
company.
has
by stockholders vote
meeting held last week in Worcester,, Mass.
They
Bechhold, William E, Hill, and Robert A. Weaver, Jr.
M.
original
10-year
a
Kansas
The
$14,160,677 $14,825,539
makers
Directors—
board
bonding
as
manufacturers,
company
has
60
principal
Ave.,
LOAN
building
property
and
Atlanta,
loan
a
on
of
Construction
1954
include
to
and
in
was
reclaiming
used
branch
a
and
in
MORTGAGE
in
Month of January—
Sales
line
sold
now
the
the
the
next
of
is
Burlington
warehouses
Co.
Walgreen Co.—January Sales Off 4%%—
by
operation
capable
which
copper
and
the
within
done
years,
refining
installed
1301-27
on
(par $15) at $36 per share by G. H. Walker & Co.
Louis, Mo., and associates has been oversubscribed.
selling ogreement was terminated at 3 p.m. on
and
production
be
three
CAPITALIZATION
Wagner
product
refinery will be the first plant of its kind In production in the world.
is contemplated that by
the end of
1954
the company will
be
equipped to produce copper rod, sheet and bar from the raw material
chemically reclaimed.
of
Earned—
announced
18,
and
$2,649,673
and
the
to
annual
heavy consumer demands
stampings.
Employment
at
It
feet
*
the
that
obtained
$296,741'' $2,909,621
$299,734
revenues—
208.
p.
month's
also
past
definite
a
,
1954—6 Mos.—1953
of
were
cables
Co.—New
added
Mr.
to
harnesses
but
tractor
and
battery
further step in the company's
having been started a year ago, is
will
the
tensively
payable
1954—Month—1953
truck
of
efforts
Steel
were
Bechhold is President of the Savoy Plaza
Hotel, N. Y. C., Mr.
Weaver, Jr. is President of the Bettinger Corp., Waltham, Mass., lead¬
ing porcelain enamel product manufacturer, and Mr. Hill is President
1920.
May,
all
distribution.
aircraft,
producers
to
distribution
the
and
a
sizable
cable
During
$57,-
at
.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—January Sales Up—
Period End. Jan. 31—
end
for
first
electrical
also
purposes,
including capital expenditures for construction;
of the proceeds
will be used to pay a like amount of
for
capital.
December, 1953. The
company
now
manufactures from the raw materials, copper, cotton,
and plastics, every size and type of cable except commercial electrical
cable
used
principally in the wiring of buildings and houses. It is
contemplated that in the near future the manufacture of commercial
corporate
loans
51st
Benno
flation
drawing equipment. All of the company's
products is drawn and stranded with this equip¬
This
project,
complete integration,
at
$10,000,000
distribution
jobber
In
wire
copper
ment.
Net
bank
automobile,
on
wire
copper
no
par common stock, to be offered for public
bidding.
proceeds of the financing will initially become part of the com¬
pany's general funds and
as
such
may
be applied Ito any of its
at
designed
equipment
instruments.
trolytic
with
due
and
through
investment
back
of
company broadened its
cable
assemblies, wiring
of
common
In 1947 the company established a
fabricating department in Kansas
City, Mo., for all of its electrical cable. In 1953 approximately $200,000
as
Co.—Registers With SEC—
dates
consisted
discontinued
soon
the
war
Initial
the
company
business
electrical
sult,
16
the
were
directors
new
compared
working
manufacture
of
together with the pro¬
the Kansas City and St. Joseph
augment
was
exclusively
the
equipment
and
will
SEC
at
issue,
the
of
the
This
originally
templated
Utah Power & Light
the
manufacture
jumpers,
origin
year
batteries.
converted
this
of
shares
to
and
who will be President and Treasurer;
of
521.
p.
Corp.,
first
the
proceeds
mortgage loans on
provide funds to make
will
Metals
automobile
was
program
net
City,
Kansas
publicly 17,500
at $12.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
of
No.
offered
(par $1)
musical
United
Three
were
of
form
Corp.,
Pressed
10
1953
terminals
i
.
maleic hydrazide, a
growth regulator developed
by
the company's Naugatuck Chemical
division.
Tests indicate it will stop the growth of tobacco "suckers,"
improve the quality of tobacco tips and increase yield up to 300
pounds per acre as compared with unsuckered tobacco.—V. 179, p. 521.
is
Cable
BUSINESS—The
one
millions
chemical
for
sell
inexpensive
an
of
ceeds
764.
p.
unwanted, secondary growth in tobacco
of the grower's biggest labor prob¬
that stops
spray
promises
with
Mo.—Stock
States Rubber Co.—New Development—
chemical
Worcester
will
lamp
new
and,
greater amount of light than any miniature photo lamp yet
developed, according to H. J. Hanbury, Manager of the company's
lamp sales.—V. 178, p. 2245.
(Mo.)
A
the
base
1953
Photographic
photo
Whitaker
plants
bulb,
bayonet
National
City,
adapter, can be used in standard reflectors. The M-2, only an inch
and
three-quarters in overall length, supplies a 5,000 lumen-second
B. Haggerty,
the account of W.
for
selling stockholder.—V.
United
photoflash
miniature
the
at
York
New
1954
$42,642,837 $45,614,813
179, p. 208.
Offered—Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Kansas City, Mo.,
With SEC—
common
New York,
McKinnon,
the
in
—V.
Carter
lettter of notification with the
stock (par five cents) to be
offered at the market (estimated at about 10 cents per share) through
corporation
covering
time
first
22,
Wool worth Co.—January Sales Off—
Month of January—
Sales
/
.
U. S. Airlines, Inc., N. Y.—Files
The
the
M-2
a
Whitaker
SEC
for
through
the
as
flash—a
ago.
January, United flew 6,970,000 revenue airplane miles, an increase
8%
miniature
photoflash bulb, designed primarily for the
box-camera enthusiast, has been perfected by this corporation's Lamp
Division engineers, it was announced on Feb. 15. /
The tiny
bulb—a package of 12 slips neatly into a shirt pocket
passenger
released
low-cost
—was
1954 operations by establishing an all-time
(F. W.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—New Photoflash Lamp—
A
to
78
Bonfig
play
exact
record
and
45
Mr.
every
speed
and
r.p.m.,
said.
"This
record
control
at
true
the
10
new
exclusive
the
exact
high-fidelity
to S5
r.p.m.
'talking
Zenith
speed
is
it
including,
book'
speed
feature
was
impossible,
or
makes
recorded.
because
is
played too ^ast or too slow it will vary in both pitch
timbre, and fall to give authentic reproduction.
Unless a record
player has both stroboscope and variable speed control, it cannot
give
true high-fidelity, except by chance, since all record turntables
vary
and
In
speed
time
at
High-fidelity
speed,"
he
of
begins
manufacture
with
declared.—V.
the
179,
and
record
p.
208.
get
worse
playing
at
as
they
the
grow
exact
older.
recorded
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dividends
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a
second
in which
table
Then
Holders
Per
Name
preferred
Acushnet
Adams
$3
Gas
Akron
Brass
Mfg.
Laboratories
Paper
S.)
American
Cra.in
1
Cream
3-12
3-
1
3-
2
1
4-
1
3-15
Dana
25c
3-
1
2-19
35c
4-
1
3-17
3%% preferred A
Davidson-Boutell, 6%
15c
ZIV2C
(quar.)
Lines.
Co.,
4-
1
33-
2
3-
American
Insulator
1
Insurance
1
Dentists'
3-15
3-
5
Diana
Co.
Distillers-
3-
Dixie-Home
20c
(quar.)
3-15
3-13
4-
—
Woolen
preferred
$5
Aro
4Vi%
Automatic
Radio
Furniture
Bassons
Industries,
Beech-Nut
Belknap
Packing
Bensonhurst
Extra
Trust
British
Plastics
Crushed
Canada
6%
preferred
Canada
Dry
$4.25
preferred
Canada
Life
Ltd.,
3-15
4-15
Douglas
8
vote
5-
1
4-
4-
1
3-20
3-10
3-
3-
56V4C
2-19
1
1
Common
"7%
Canadian
5%
preferred
Wirebound
(Philip)
Carey
2-26
1
2-15
4-
1
3-
3-
1
2-19
5%
preferred
Carolina
Carter
Casmont
Caspers
M.) & Co.
(A.
Cavalier
Edgewater
2-26
Edison
2-15
1
3-16
3-
9
3-16
3-
9
Foundry
Century
Electric
Chamberlin
3-
1
2-22
3-
2 %
1
2-18
.)
(quar.)
com.
Chicago,
—
Class
B
7%
2-26
3-15
Florida
6-15
Food
3-15
2-22
3-
2-15
1
1
1
3-
4-
1
3-15
1
2-12
Gatineau
1
3-15
Chrysler
Common
3-31
3-12
3-31
3-12
3-31
3-12
472%
3-31
3-15
2-26
2-15
Gisholt
2-26
2-15
Gleaner
1
3-15
Glenmore
5-
A—
$3772C
4-
(quar.)—
40c
class
General
5
(quar.)
1
3-13
727o
(quar.)
;—
trust ctfs. (accum.)
3-10
3-
1
Class
Glens
B
3-31
3-
1
3-23
8
3-
4-
1
3-16
Goodrich
3-31
3-15
Grace
I
2
Glidden
Co.
Goebel
2-26
87o
class
2-25
2-17
6%
3-20
3-
8
8%
2-26
6%
3-14
8%
class A
3-15
3-
6%
preferred
3-
2-18
87*
6%
$25c
1
1
3
75c
3-29
3-
$1.25
3-12
2-25
8
class
Granite City
Grant
5
Class
A
preferred
$1.20
preferred B
3-20
3-12
2-23
Great Lakes Power Corp.,
5%
$1
12c
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
1st
Western
Greenfield
Greyhound Corp.,
3-15
3-
3
3-15
3-
3
7%
3-31
3-15
Grinnell
3-10
2-26
Hallnor
35c
3-12
3-
Hanover
Coleman
25c
3-
preferred
(quar.)_—
47»
preferred
preferred
Hartman
3-12
2-26
Hazeltine Corp.
3-31
3-
Heileman
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
Hibbard,
3-
Hinde
3-15
2
&
(G.)
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
(quar.)_
Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
2-25
Holeproof Hosiery Co.
1
2-19
22c
3-
1
1
3-
5
Hollingsworth
4-
$4
Whitney
&c
preferred
(quar.)
r
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., com.
preferred (s-a)—
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
—
(quar.)
7%
<
(quar.)
5-
3
4-15
5-
3
4-15
3772C
5-
3
4-15
5-
3
4-15
50c
4-
1
3-24
Illinois
Central
$3.50
.
4-
1
3-24
Illinois
Telephone,
18%C
3-15
3-
1
Hoover
Co., com.
472%
Horner
I-T-E
67s
Co.,
common—
(Frank
Circuit
W.)
Ltd., class A.(quar.)
Breaker
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
RR.
B
1—
-—
5.60%
(quar.)
pfd.
A
:
(quar.)—
—
1
3-
5
ZI
33-
1
3-
1
3-10
3-
2
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
4-
1
3-10
5-
1
4-
1
3-12
3-
1
4-
3-20
2-26
3-12
3-
2
3-12
3-
2
3-15
3-
1
1
2-26
4-. 1
3-15
3-30
3-10
80c
3-31
3-12
3-12
3-
$1.50
3-12
4-
3-12
33-
1
1
1
6-12
6-
1
6-12
6-
1
9-11
8-30
9-11
8-30
12-11
11-29
$1.50
$1.37 7a
3772c
93%c
12-11
11-29
15c
$40c
$6272c
$30c
3-15
2-19
3-31
3-16
3-30
3-
1
60c
30c
25c
$1.75
50c
25c
$1.0674
50c
$5c
$1
3-10
3-
1
2
3-15
3-
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
5
3-19
3-
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-20
2-26
3-
1
2-16
4-
1
3-17
Power
the
the
second
took
common
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-17
stock)
(quar.)
25c
&
Co.
Corp.
(initial
quar.)___
Electric
3-10
3-31
3-
6272
3-12
2-26
1
3-12
3-12
2-25
3-30
3-19
4-
4-
1
3-
3
1
2-18
317ic
3-
$1.25
4-
1
3-
70c
3-
1
2-17
75c
3-
1
2-17
5
2-26
4-
3-10
1
5
3-15
3-
3-16
2-26
3-31
3-12
$2.50
1
3-15
3-
1
40c
4-
1
3-
8
$1,75
4-
1
3-
8
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
4-15
3-15
75c
3772c
$25c
12»/2c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
$2c
3-15
2-20
4-
1
3-
$6
4-
1
3-15
1
1
40c
(quar.)
Stock Fund
3-15
2-28
16c
Inc.__
3-15
32'/2c
Inc.
3-25
2-26
3-
1
3-15
^
25c
3-31
3-17
j.
(quar.)
87c
4-
3-17
(quar.)
1
3-10
2-26
4-
1
3-15
15c
4-
1
3-15
50c
3-
5
2-25
4-
1
6272c
3-16
15c
3-31
3-3
50c
Michaels Stern Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—
2-27
2-15
50c
—
Water Co.
3-
75c
Medford Corp. (quar.)
Mesta
Machine Co.(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-27
2-15
20c
Laboratories
(monthly)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
3-15
3-
75c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-26
6c
1
1
15c
3-
3-25
2-26
30c
3-12
2-26
$1
3-12
2-26
50c
I
3-16
16c
^
Minnesota Fund
4-30
4-
4-
1
3-16
4-
2
1
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
".7% preferred'(accum.)
Modern Containers,
Ltd.,
Mohawk Carpet Co
$1.25
class A (quar.)
$25c
Molson's
Brewery,
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
Mountain
Co.,
Fuel
Trust
Supply
(K.
from
2c
Nachman
5
3-
5
3-25
3-
5
62 72c
3-15
2-25
96Vic
3-
1
2-10
96 7<c
6-
1
5-10
2272c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
25c
C.)
3-
4-
2
3-17
50c
4-
1
3-19
15c
4-
1
3-20
13c
3-10
2-19
1
—
net
accum.
realized
accum.
income
gains):
25c
Insurance
&
Oil
Co.
(Hartford)
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
3-20
3-15
2-26
3-15
3-
75c
3-10
2-23
75c
4-
1
3-15
15c
4-
1
3-15
$5c
-
Hosiery M'ills, Ltd., class A
A (qUar.)
1
40c
Corp
Class
4-
30c
__
3-10
isc
Fire
4-
1
5
5
7-
1
6-
4
10-
1
9-
3
15c
Accident
Insurance
dividend
4-
1
12-3
3-
5
2-19
2-19
(quar.)
3-
1
2-19
20c
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
$1.25
4-
2
3-16
15c
Corp., com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.127a
3-31
3-12
30c
4-16
3-*2T
25%
:
Service
preferred
1-2-55
(Tenn.)
1272c
preferred
3-
5
15c
Quarterly
Linen
3-
15c
$17c
Life &
Stock
3-15
$1.18%
Corp.
Gas
5
3-22
National
5%
2
3-
Corp.
47>%
3-
3-25
(quar.)
(quar.)__I
(Quarterly of 11c from
National
3-25
$1.1272
com.
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
National
3-15
120c
preferred series C
National
1
3-25
preferred series C (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. (quar.)
and
4-
$20c
/
$3.85
Natco
3-
120c
(quar.)
Monsanto
Mutual
2-25
9
|$20c
4
B
4.50%
3-10
3-
62 72c
Extra
$3.85
3-19
50c
Extra
Class
3r
30c
Mojud Co.. Inc., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
National
3-25
3-
3-15
t5c
preferred
Co.'
&
2-20
3-15
40c
Co.
5%
2-27
60c
1
McCrory Stores Corp. com.
372%
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
4-10
20c
(quar.)
Johnson
4-26
$1.75
Ltd
Growth
McGraw
2-26
J8c
Ltd
McQuay,
5
3-15
50c
Calculators,
Co.
11-
20c
I
Fields,
Investors
5
11-15
30c
___"
(s-a)
5
8-
ioc
Co
5
5-
8-15
5c
(quar.)
2-
5-15
25c
25c
common
2-15
25c
_
National
2-27
5
2-18
1
action
no
1
3-25
3-
3-
con¬
5
3-16
3
3-15
Co.
3-
2-23
2-25
2-
in
3-
2-24
5
3-12
2-22
first
3-15
3-26
9
50c
the
3-15
3-15
3-
above.
$1
3-15
3-18
3-30
nine
of
payable
Casualty Co. (Detroit)
(quar.)
National City Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
National Dairy Porducts Corp.
(quar.)
60c
$35c
1
1954, equivalent to
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd..
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co.
Miles
4-
2-28
$1.25
payment
currency,
(quar.)
Middlesex
4-
3-15
Louisiana & Exploration Co. (increased
quar.)
Lowell Gas Co. 67c preferred
(quar.)
Mead,
3-12
1
26c
(quar.)
2-26
1
3-30
1
5-
15c
directors
for
Co.
Maytag
4-
IV2C
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)
Lorillard
(P.) Co. corn,
(increased-interim)
77c preferred (quar.)
Mass.
3-15
5c
(quar.)
installments,
Inc.
Marchant
2-28
3-15
$1
America
of
1
1
1
2-26
24c
_____
Lily-Tulip Cup
Oil
3-12
50c
Gold
4-
$1.1272
$1272C
preferred (quar.)
5
4-
(quarJ
Mines
4-1
$1
25c
(quar.)—i—
(reduced)
37V2c
6272C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-
20c
pfd.
Macassa
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
3-15
5
1
60c
Malartic
$6c
8
3-
5
3-
4-
Manitoba Sugar Co. Ltd. 6 7c
pfd. (accum.)__
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)
25c
3-
20c
3772c
6272c
B
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Class
__^
3-
1
(quar.)___
1
4-
$1.25
25c
25c
25c
1
4-
(from
25c
50c
50c
—
(quar.)
Hewitt Robins Inc.
3
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
A
(quar.)——
(interim)
Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Tobacco, $4 prior pfd.
30c
15c
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
$1
Conde Nast Publications, Inc.
47c
& Die Corp.
53Yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cone Mills Corp.
1
2-26
Tap
preferred
25c
5
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
47»%
3-
Ltd.—
:
4-23
30c
—
Special
3-19
1
$1.1272
Commercial Solvents Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Title
(Phila.), com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sugar Co.,
3-29
5-
25c
4V2%
preferred
Great Northern Paper Co.
Great
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Y.)
(quar.)
Co.—
Corp.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Cochran Foil Co. (quar.)
1
(N.
3-
2-22
3-16
4-
$2
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., com.
3-
1
3-12
3-15
$317»c
American
3-19
4-
1
3-31
$1.50
B
3-19
3-15
2
$2
$1.50
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
class
Great Lakes Paper,
4-
$2
B
$1.50
$74
quar.)
^
—
B
preferred (quar.)
Indemnity
Great
2-26
$1.75
(quar.)
Quarries
(quar.)
com.
class
$1.75
77c
(quar.)
B
Steel Co., 5 V2 % pfd.
Co., com. (quar.)
2-23
4-19
40c
$2
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.):
5
1
50c
$1.50
10c
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)—
3-15
1
3-
50c
class
Cement.
class
and
A
3-
4-
25c
(resumed)
(W. T.)
3%%
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5
1
2772c
Co.
class
and
33-
567iC
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
class A
1
3-20
3-15
Southwest
the
(quar,)___.
preferred
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
50c
Co
preferred
3-12
1272C
(quar.)
8
4-
Los
3-15
15c
15c
12c
common.—
Corp.
and
A
Loew's,
Texas—
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co.,
R.)
Lion
$30c
Telegraph
(B. F.)
5
2-26
25c
3772C
2-26
3-
28c
28c
Co.
a
Co.
(Charles)
3-
$$1.25
$$1.37
of
25c
$1.06 7t
Leonard Refineries. Inc.
(increased)
ILeverage Fund of Canada, Ltd.:
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7% pfd. (quar.)
2-26
25c
—
3-19
_I
Leece-Neville
3-15
22c
(quar.)
1
$1
(quar.)
Corp. (for
quarter
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lang & Co.
3-15
3-15
$$1.19
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
(W.
1
$25c
(quar.)
4-
(resumed)
American
Machine
5
3-15
$1.05
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Gold & Stock
3-10
30c
40c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co,
Portland
3 (■
2-19
6272c
Fund)
Quarterly
3-
$3.75
$3.75
10c
62V2C
3772c
20c
(quar.)—
Falls
3-
$3.30
,
—-
Co.
com.
Printing
Co.
3-15
3c
common
Distilleries
10c
America
75c
(quar.)—
preferred
$5
4-
Co.—
:_
(quar.)
Co. of
Harvester
4-
10c
(increased
A.
dividend
a
Leich
:
Ltd.
&
preferred
Co.,
75c
——
$4.50 preferred
Co.,
3-31
Ltd
prior pfd.
Corp.
Machine
$2
IV/2C
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., common (quar.)
Clevite
4-30
com.
Oil
Telephone
$$1.75
(quar.)—
x.
Co.
3-15
preferred
preferred
4-30
16c
(quar.)
Utilities
City Baking Co.,
Cleveland
Package
4-15
$1.25
Electric
1
50c
$10c
(quar.)
Manifold
General
General
$20c
$1.50
&
2-23
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
Gillette
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Citizens
Power
$ $1.25
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Gas
3-10
—
Corp.
American
General
Trust,
—
Co.,
2-23
(Bait.)
Gaylord Container Corp.
$2.50
Securities
3-10
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
$$1.75
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Cincinnati
57a %
secutive
25c
(quar.)
1
Inc.—
common
declared
Foundry
Landis
A
1
Lakey
3-20
preferred (quar.)
(Geo. A.) Co. (quar.)
Investors,
Inc
4-
3-15
2-27
Fundamental
3-
1
4-
3-
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred (quar.)
Wayne Corrugated Paper
$25c
4-
57c
25c
Stores Inc.
3-15
5
3-15
3-12
(increased)-——
1
5
3-
1
62'/ac
35c
Industrial Fund
4-
3-
1
$1.0674
common
Companies,
1
4-
4-
!■_
America
of
4-
common
(quar.)
Inc.,
4
25c
$1.12V2
common
payment is shown
Lake Superior
District
Common
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
Power
Fuller
125c
2-16
2-26
(increased)
Fair
4%%
4-
15c
2-24
3-
$4.20
Fort
4-
3-12
(quar.)
Carpet Co
Flagg-Utica Corp. 5 %
6-30
$30c
convertible
preferred
Company
3-15
Firth
3-31
$43%C
Northwestern Ry.—
5% series A preferred
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
Christiana
B
Co.
Financial
Chicago &
7%
Co.
1
3-
(quar.)
Bond
Insurance
preferred
$1
—
3-
3-11
(quar.)
Consolidada ,S.
2-26
3-11
50c
Common
Stock
(from net investment income)
preferred
67c
3-23
3-13
2-15
2-26
1
Grade
Kuner-Empson Co.,
45c
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Increased
quarterly
Finance
1
special
four-forand the pre¬
(quar.)
stock
2-25
$5c
preferred
(quar.)
Enamel &
Heating Products,
1
a
Products, Ltd., 57c pref. (s-a)
Co. (quar.)
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—
Chicago Towel
Common
5 7c
Mfg.
Class A common
3-10
$1.50
Ltd
(reduced)—,
Co.,
Drug
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
2-25
t5c
common
Stores,
$1.0674
pfd.
47c
La
(quar.)__—
Steel
A
Ltd.—
(qiar.)
Co.
Chesebrough
Emerson
Class
(Toronto)-
Co.
Co
35c
717/aC
3-10
1
1
4-
income)
High
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
3-15
30c
Co.,
preferred
Frasers
.
7%
s-1
Knights Life
—
Machine,
Corp.
Bros.
3-15
3174C
-
Steel
Chatco
Paper
47»%
$$1.50
Mfg.
Valve
Chapman
Eddy
$10c
(quar.)
Apartments
Central
Kodak
$4
Co.
5
(Discount
investment
Fund
$5c
$llc
Co
Plate
3-
B-4
net
split
Extra
$1.1272
Ltd.,
1
4-15
Series
quarterly
$1.12 72
.'—
common
4-
3-
__
_____—„
Funds,
four
3-
2-15
Investment
Keystone
Series
21
Coal
preferred
2-15
gQc
1
3-22
3-
Industries, Ltd.,
Tin
1
(quar.)
Custodian
3-
Washing
1
Co.
1
3-22
3-
pfd. A
Kerite
for the year of
67c
2
3-
4-
(quar.)
in
2-26
1
Inc.,
preferred
pesos
Easy
3-
75C
Kings County Lighting Co., 47c
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kinney Coastal Oil
$1
Ltd
1
$1.25
preferred
$1.04
Mines,
8
4-
$25c
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9
3-12
1
Telegraph
&
to
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
9
Loaf
3-
$25c
(s-a)
common
4-
3-31
1
(quar.)
Telephone
(Wm.)
Castle
8
3-
Boxes,
proposal
Machine
4-
Eastman
3-22
3-
$1.25
4-
Co.,
April
on
Lamson
4-24
Sugar
3-15
Co
Mfg.
held
director's
a
Malartic
$1772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marconi
be
8
3-26
(quar.)
4-24
130c
Canadian
2-27
the
at
Corp.
87'/2c
East
2-26
common
Canadian
$10c
$$1.75
(stockholders
to
3-
j25c
Co.,
$1.1272
East
3-15
(quar.)
International
Ltd.,
2-25
3-15
3-19
3-26
30c
(quar.)
57c
3-15
3-4
1
$$1.75
Service
(quar.)
3-15
2-17
Ltd.,
Co.
Public
preferred
47a%
1
3-15
4-
&
dquar.)
2-25
2-26
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
com.
(Increased)
1
1
Celanese, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
—._.
Canadian
3-
3-22
3-20
2c
_____"ZZZ"Z
(quar.)
preferred
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Ltd.,
Co.
preferred
1
issues).
$1.75
3-20
1
4-15
58 %c
(quar.)_
2-19
1
16c
(s-a)_____
$4.50
4-
$1.50
Canadian
$1
Co.,
stock on a two-for-one basis).
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A., Inc., com. (quar.)
5% 7c
preferred
(quar.)—
du Pont (E. I.)
de Nemours & Co.—
3-
3-
split of both the common
one
on
(monthly)
(quar.)
meeting
15c
Quarterly
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (at
meeting stockholders approved a
ferred
Textile
Aircraft
1
3-15
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3-
25c
$1
1
1
7%
2-24
50c
"
4%%
5
21c
Stone,
Assurance
4
3-
America—
(quar.)
Flooring,
Canada
(quar.)
3-
3-
Dominion
3-
5
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Kansas City Structural Steel
(quar.)
Kansas Power <Sf Light Co., com.
2-26
1
15c
preferred
Ale,
$30c
15c
(quar.)
3-
1
1
40c
(quar.)
Ginger
3-15
4-
4-
12 72c
Cut
25o
4-
$1.1272
(quar.)
&
(quar.).
Fields
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kahn's (E,) Sons Co.,
4-16
Co.
Oil
4-
4qc
ordi¬
security
5%
25c
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-15
secu¬
87c
Co., Ltd.
(H. M.), 57c
1
4-30
9c
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd
Byllesby
3-
25c
3-29
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (stock div.)
Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd., class A
Burrus Mills, 4 727c
preferred (quar.).
preferred
«.
Monthly
1272c
A
Brunner
4V2%
35c
2-26
1272C
(s-a)
Oil
Jones &
3-10
15c
American
2-20
3-17
will
'
Brillhart
1
4-
2-16
(quar.)—__.
of
Corp.
Johns-Manville
3-
Carpet Co.—
Stratton
Y.
1
2-26
Participating
3-31
30c
>
pfd. (quar.)
_______
&
Stores
22V2c
—
(quar.)
Bank
(s-a)
Investment
—
—
N.
Co.
common
$3.50
pfd. (quar.)
Bell,
Inc.
(quar.)—.
Briggs
2-17
$2c
of
from
from
Barge, Ltd.—
participating preference
7%
3-10
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Bond
2-26
Tug
Jamaica
2-26
50c
4y2%
5
3-15
1
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Blue
4-
4-
invest¬
net
realized
from
Corp.-Seagrams,
annual
Extra
Bigelow-Sanford
4-15
35c
1
Mfg.
National
5
25c
1
(quar.)
Co.
&
3-
Monthly
10c
preferred
Hardware
3-15
Trust
Island
Dobeckmun
3-
(quar.)
Inc.
8
Dominguez
4-
(quar.)
Industries
Brummell Ties
Beau
3-
the capital
)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co. 5%
Bassett
(quar.)
______
Corp.
25c
Show
3-25
Irving
1
America—
preferred
Alarm
Fire
Baltimore
2-26
5
3-15
(quar.)
convertible
8c
1
3-
3c
25c
from
Co.,
Royalty Co.
3-15
$1.25
Co.
Co.
Harvester
75c
common
(17c
3-
3-11
3-12
4-
(172c
17sc
3-11
75c
_
quarterly
2-19
5%
i
2-25
2-25
Corp. (quar.)
Cellucotton Products Co.—
1
2
1
Common
3-
*
2
3-10
-
$0,027
Fund
and
preferred
Investors
4-
t
$1.50
ZZZZZZZZI
ZI
*
Power
4.70%
1
3-
$1.25
preferred
of
3-
3-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
3-17
3-10
3-
$1.75
4\'i %
3-31
1
4-15
!
Canteen
Increased
Interstate
4-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment.
3-17
3-24
$2.25
I
(quar.)
Apex Electric Mfg. Co. 7% prior pfd.
Apex Smelting Co.
(quar.)
Automatic
3-31
50c
& Telegraph Co.
preferred
3-19
50c
(quar.)
prior
International
1
3-15
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
Common
3-12
4-
50c
Co.__—
(quar.)
pfd.
3-31
20c
(quar.)
$4
1
profits).
Interchemical
r'
3772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Bank
income
nary
3-17
3-16
60c
Corp
*
American Telephone
1
Iron,
and
Supply
75c
$1.50
Institutional
3-31
3-31
1172%
i
ggc
Co.
Corp.
Shares,
93%c
$L50
._
(quar.)
Ltd
Stores
3-23
Institutional
(final)__
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t
T>
Extra
(quar.)
Inc.
income
4-15
receipts
*&'»
Share
&
Rayon
50c
preferred
Properties
Mines,
8
1272c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Fund,
8
3-
Inc.—
A
(quar.)
profits)
3-
(quar.)
(increased)
Laundry Machinery
Co.
rity
Delnite
3-15
Corp.
American
Stores
ment
2
1
3-15
Monte
25c
______
Steamship Co.
American Optical
Delaware
4-
,
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Del
2
37V2C
(quar.)
International
1
3-
3-
3-26
Britaih
Special
Industrial
3-26
Bond
Great
dep.
Products
International
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-
25c
Inc
com.
57e
3-26
8772C
:
1
2%
Corp
Malleable
3-15
8772C
8772c
Telegraph
Cigar
Corp.,
Dayton
2-25
1
G.
25C
—
(quar.)_.
com.
3-
5
W'.
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-
3-20
1
When
Share
Co.:'of
American
Steel
20c
Inc.
1272c
American-Hawaiian
1%
Cutler-Hammer,
D.
com.——
33-
45c
preferred
3-15
(quar.)—.
3-15
3-15
$1.25
Industries,
convertible
3-
Inc.,
Export
American
(Helene)
50c
1
Co.
75c
40c
(increased)
I
(quar.)
District
American
Forster
4-
iquar.)
Ireland,
Indiana
20c
dividend).;
50c
372% preferred A (quar.)_—
372% preferred B (quar.)
American
Curtis
5
9
of America—
(stock
30c
Cyanamid
American
&
Company
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Crum
5
3-
3-
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Colortype Co.
American
3-
3-15
3-26
$1.31 7»
Corp., com.
Per
Name of
Imperial: Tobacco
5
Indianapolis
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Wheat
(quar.)
American
6%
3-20
L.),
of
4-
Co.
Felt
2
10c
American
American
5%
2
3-
20c
(R.
Common
3-
3-
15c
Crucible Steel Co.
3-26
3-20
2*23
3-15
35c
:
(quar.)
Co.
1
3-15
,
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
3-
(quar.)
Sugar
$3.50 conv. pfd.
American
Cowles
Inc.
Airlines
American
$5.25 preferred A
Coro, Inc.
3-
10c
1
20c
1
75c
3-
—
(quar.)
Electric
com.
Mills
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
1
(quar.)_
Y.)
■
>
50c
(quar.)
(N.
quarterly
4-
Co
Allied
(A.
Increased
Corp.
Co.
Continental Steel Corp.
4-
iquar.)
Allied
5%
Insurance
25c
Equipment Inc., com.
Amalgamated
Foundry & Machine Co.
Continental
$30c
(quar.)
Industries Inc.
Aloe
Continental
$3772C
(quar.)1
Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)__
Process
preferred
Allen
Payable of Rec.
Express Co
Affiliated
Commercial
30c
Abitibi Power & Paper
$1.50
When
Share
of Company
Continental
we
show the payments
we
-$1.5Q
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Consolidated-Naval £?toreq (qyar.)lt.
V
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
Name of Company
>
11
____
_____
3
National
Radiator
National
Rubber
Co
Machinery
.
•
J
Co.
(quar.)___
-
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(832)
Per
Name
Share
of Company
Income
Growth
Stock
National Steel
National
Steel
Corp.
3-15
2-26
4-15
3-15
Talcott
75c
(quar.)
—
3-11
2-26
5-
1
4-16
fquar.t__.--_-
Quarterly
Mining
Industries,
preferred
(quar.) ———________
Mohawk Power Co., com. (quar.i__
3.40%
preferred (quar.t__—
—____
3.604
preferred
(quar.i
3.904
preferred (quar.) __.—Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.
iquar.)__
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (reduced! ——
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.—
Oak
3-
5
4-
3-18
1
3-31
3-
4
4
Thermatomic
4
Co.,
Thrift
1
4.4.04
dividend)
—
—
—
—
1
Time,
1
2-27
Common
3-12
3-
1
54
1
3-15
3-
4-
1
4-
1
3-22
3-15
33-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
—
86c
Trinity
4-
Union
3-17
4-15
1
64
(quar.i_—
4-15
4-
1
3-
1
$4.50
2-20
$4
Co.—
Car
Panhandle
Pantex
Oil
Mfg.
Corp.
Cement
Penn-Dixie
4-
1
3-19
25c
3-
1
2-19
United
50c
3-12
2-26
United
Carr
(quar.)—_—-—
50c
3-15
2-26
United
Elastic
*—
50c
4-
C.) Co. (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—:
Pet
Milk
4%4'
Co.
3-15
40c
—
4-
1
3%4
1
3-11
3-25
2-23
$1
3-31
3-10
U.
12 Vic
3-17
3-
U.
Street
Fund,
.
(quarterly
Inc.
Pioneer
Natural
4%%
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
Glass
Plate
Portable
3-
3-12
2-26
25c
3-12
3-
$1.75
4-
3-10
General
Lambert,
Providence
3-
3
4-30
4-
9
15c
(quar,)-
(quar.)
17 Vic
—
50c
(quar.)
75c
—
New
Electric
Industries,
Inc.
A
Gas
k
Co.
(quar.)
3-
3-15
2-26
40c
3-31
3-
$1.18%
3-15
prior
preferred
Mines,
Steel
"A"
Co.
Brothers,
Renabie
Republic
3-13
3-
1
t38c
4-
1
3-
1
Inc.
2-19
Wilson
3-12
2-26
Wisconsin
4-
1
3-
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
3-10
2-26
25c
-----
30c
—
.
2-20
2-
$1.12 Vi
4-
1
90c
4-
1
3-10
35c
Co.
Southern Ry.
25c
(M. & O. Ctfs.)
Spalding
(A.
preferred
G.t
at meeting
ment
Speed
Speer
Queen
Corp.
Carbon
action
held
Common
1
5%
Steel
30c
3-18
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
2-
Feb.
9
to
3-15
3-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-
1
2-15
3
25c
3-15
3-
8
$1.50
3-15
3-
5
pay¬
17.)
Class
Mills,
3-
5
2-16
3-12
2-25
B
Class
Tube
Stratton
Stroock
B
75c
3-24
3-
9
12 Vic
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-18
40c
Corp.,
class
A
,
3-
1
2-18
45c
3-
5
2-19
40c
4-
7
3-19
12 Vic
3-10
2-26
(quar.)__
10c
3-
12-15
12-
1
7 Vic
3-22
3-
8
American
3-22
3-
8
Class
A
(quar.)—
50c
3-15
3-
1
,B
(quar.)
50c
3-15
3-
1
$i
3-15
3-
1
3-20
3-10-
3-
1
3-
2-26
40c
3-15
2
Wood
54
Steel
preferred
2-25
Class
$4
60c
3-10
2-26
American
4-15
3-22
54- non-cumulative preferred (quar.) _:
American Radiator & Stand/ Sanitary Corp.
2-27
2-20
50c
4-15
3-17
American
Seating
4-15
3-17
American
Service
1
5
preferred
4-
1
3-
9
Co.,
American
Ship
Smelting &
Steel
7-
6-11
American
Tobacco
3-
1
3-
1
American
43 %c
3-15
3-
1
_L
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Post
$3.75
of
preferred
Inc.
Oil
Inc.
Archcr-Daniels-Midland
3-
Arden
3-15
2-24
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-
Farms
8
Co.,
Corp.
4j/2%
(quar.)
2-16
3-15
2-25
I
6%
1
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
1
1
2-19
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-12
2-12
,25c
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
2-27
2-27
3-
1
2-
1
(quar.)
27 %c
3-
1
2-
1
preferred
(quar. j
59c
3-
1
2-
1
preferred
(quar.)
6 2 Vic
3-
1
2-
1
1
3-15
$2.36
$3
3-
1
2-15
$2.50
3-
1
2-19
Arkansas
Fuel
3-10
2-19
Arkansas
Louisiana
3-15
2-26
3-20
2-25
Armco Steel Corp. (quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co. com. (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
3-20
3-
Class
4% 4
B
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
Arrow
25 c
3-15
3-
1
Ashdown
3-15
3-
1
given
in
When
$5
3-15
(J_
Oil
3-
*
2nd
Line
RR.
Atlantic
Refining
2-11
3-
5
5
1
2-15
3-1
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
3-10
1
33-
4-
1
-
2-15
2-18
3-31
3-
3-
5
2-23
3-
2
2-15
5c
3-10
2-26
3-10
2-26
t50c
3-
5
1-29
40c
3-10
2-20
93 %c
4-
3-15
1
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
$1.50
Ry.
3-
1
2-11
3-
2
1
2-19
1
2-19
$1.15
3-
1
2-19
Ry.
Conn.
1
i,
$4.50
3-
$1.25.
3-12
2-11
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)__^
iquar.)—
3-12
2-11
2-19
50c
3-15
3-20
3-10
2-24
$4c
Ltd.,
3-
1
2-12
tl5c
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
50c
com.
(quar.)
investment
Barium
Basic
■
3-
1
2-15
Class
Beaunit
(stock
$5
dividend)
4-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-
1
3-15
2%%
preferred
1
3-
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-10
$1
com.
4-20
$1.75
Co.,
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$1.06
Canada
3-10
$C0c
3-15
3-
40c
3-10
2-19
12c
2-23
2-
3-
2-17
(quar.)
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
12'Ac
common
(quar.)_
25c
2
1
9
3-31
3-
$1.43%
(quar.i
4-
1
3-31
(quar.i
1
50c
Inc.
Lumber
3-19
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
Inc
1
16 Vic
common
Ltd.,
2-26
2-12
25c
class
A
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$25c
4-
1
3-10
$35c
(quar.)__
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
3-
$75c
Laboratories,
4-
$75c
Co., Ltd.—
B
preferred
Beaver
5
3-
(quar.)
Corp.
Mills,
8
3-
3-10
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper
Class
A
(quar.)
Baxter
2-
3-19
25c
Manufacturing
Steel
2-23
18%c
Bath Iron Works Corp.
V
10c
25c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
2-27
and
gains)
Corp.
Refractories,
534%
income
(quar.)—
of
2-19
40c
common
Inc., /common
H.)
1-29
3-
3-
30c
$12 Vic
preferred
(W.
2-23
Co.—
2-15
3-10
3-
iqaar.i—
Line
Service Co.,
preferred
Barcalo
8
1
2-23
40c
$1.31%
Fe
Co.
Hydro-Electric
4V4%
3-26
1
3-
$1
2-
2-23
3-15
3-15
40c
from
Barber-Ellis
2-18
4-20
3-15
25c
Mines, Ltd
preferred
Barber
2-10
1
3-10
—
;
of
Co.,
Baker-Raulang Co.
4%
2-11
2-25
1
Coi
Copper
7%
2-15
3-
A
2-15
3-10
4-
(quar.)
Collieries
Bangor
3-15
1
3-10
3-17
3
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods,
Class
1
3-
Air
3/10c from capital
B/G
Bagdad
5
3-15
A
Aysliire
"
2-19
4-
1
34-
Products, Inc. (increased).
Axe-Houghton Fund Class A—
6
2-15
4-
Charlotte
(3 7/10c
2-18
3-
-
2-18
3-
4-
Avon
1-29
35c
3-17
$1.12%
Co.
Line
2-26
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Class
4-
37 %c
com.
common
Coast
2-15
common
Santa
Coast
1
3-17
$25c
Corp.
Atlantic
Electric
1
3-
1
$1.25
Atlantic
Aunor Gold
1
3-15
4-
$15c
A—
(quar.)
preferred
Powder
5
20c
class
(quar.)—+
&
Light,
Corp.
2-
59 %c
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
Atlas
3-
8
50c
(quar.)_—
preferred
Atlas
2-16
3-15
$1.25
Goods
Topeka
Gas
3-
3-3
$1
(guar.)
Atlantic
2-25
75c
75c
(quar.)
44c preferred
Auto
3-10
93 %c
Refining Co.,
preferred
Dry
Common
2-18
3-31
iquar.)
Hardware,
preferred
Atlanta
3-10
12 %c
Co.
3-31
50c
2-20
45c
$1.05
Gas
3-15
1
3-12
&
2-27
20c
3-15
1
3-15
Corp
;
2nd
Atchison,
2-19
4-
H.)
preferred
5.25%
2-19
4-
1
(quar.)_
Associated
Holdert
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Liqueurs (annual >__|
$1.50
Payable of Rec
3-15
Oil
com.
Class B
the
2%
Service
Public
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, class A
1
50c
.(quar.)
1-29
22 %c
4-
50c
:
1
3-15
35c
81 Vic
(quar.)
1-29
3-
3-15
preferred
$1
(quar.)__
1
28c
$1.10
4-15
9
34%c
3
4-15
1
37 %c
3-
1
6-28
3-
(increased
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-15
1
5
3-11
$$1.12%
(quar.)
15c
5-
7-
2-15'
Co.—
Power
Arizona
5-
1
3-25
$15c
2-25
3
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
81 Vic
(quar.)
3-
75c
(quar.)
common
2-
25c
5V2%
25c
America,
9
Common
3-
4-
12 Vic
(quar.)
3-
50c
2-15
$1.37 Vi
preferred
3-19
Co._
2-25
35c
(quar.)
common
3-
3-31
30c
common
convertible
3-15
$1.25
common
3-22
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
3
40c
(quar.)
common
participating
Oil
3-
3-
Iquar.)
3-10
3-15
12 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
$1.40
Co.
Products,
Prichard
3-19
5c
Aluminum
Water
Anheuser-Busch,
$3
Machines
common
2-10
2-10
3-16
15c
Co.
Ltd.
2
2
1
$1.15
Gas
(s-a)
(quar.)
Brewing Co.,
33-
25c
4-
87 %c
(quar.)
Extra
Aluminium,
85c
Anderson
20c
(quar.):
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Altes
quar.)
Anchor
$15c
9
(quar.)
Co.
5
$1.12%
(quar.)
iquar.)
convertible
Products
1
25c
common
Co.,
2-25
3-
2-10
(Louis)
(increased
2-
2-5
3-15
3-
$3
2-23
2
2-23
2-20
Argus
3-
2-27
1
2-25
3V*%
Vitrified
American
1
2-23
2-10
$1
4-
1
2-23
1
3-5
3-
75c
——
3-10
3-
3-24
50c
iquar.)_
CoJ
(quar.)
50c
$1.50
Ailis
Co
Refining
Foundries
Co.
$3
(irreg.)_
Works Co., 64 pfd, (initial) 1 80.47917
Writing Paper Corp. (quar.)
12 Vic
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)_——
$2.25
(quar.)
Mfg.
Building
A
Extra
3-15
preferred
preferred
25c
»
$1
3-15
30c
-
4%
25c
$1.75
—
(quar.)
class
American
Finance, 6%
Allis-Chalmers
$3
American
$10c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.25
—
Co.
1
1
•
(quar.)—
5
60c
Co.
(quar.i
preferred
2-26
3-
(quar.)
Kid
Lines, Ltd.—
3-
Dye Corp.
Stores
President
Common
2-20
Business
Co.
(quar.)
3-19
10c
Chemical &
preferred
A
7 Vi 4
(R.
Gas
Chemical—
&
3-
Allen
C.)
Potdsh
3-10
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
■*
3-
preferred
3-15
3-15
Ltd.
preferred
1
3-10
50c
,1.
3-10
10c
(quar.)
k Terstegge (quar.)
(S.) & Co. (quar.)
$1.75
2-15
Vicksburg Ry.
Allied'
3-15
40c
Co., class B (quar.)
(quar.)
1
Natural
&
Allied
common
Mills
74
3-
preferred
5.504
;
Stonecutter
4.604
Allied
Standard Accident Insurance Co. (increased)
Standard Forgings Corp.
(extra)
Standard
1
Allied
18%c
(quar.)
1
3-
Allied
are
preferred
1
3-10
7 Vic
Alabama-Tennessee
1
35c
1
4.20%
3-
9-
3-
preferred
,
3-15
6-
3-10
common
5
$1.75
9-15
12 Vic.
Engineering Co. (quar.)
Alabama Power Co.,
Alan
15
prior
:
2-25
3-
2-18'
1
6-15
1
Co., common. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
(quar.)
3-15
3-
-
40c
$1.75
2-25
b
Corp.,
3-15
25c
com.
$1.75
3-
6%
(quar.)
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)__
3-12
Reduction
4.50%
Alabama
Alabama
25c
Bperry Corp. (quar.)
Sperti Products, 54
Spindale
Air
Goods
(quar.)_____
3-10
Airfleets,
3-
50c
iquar.R
Co..(bi-monthly
7% .preferred
40c
3-
20c
3-12
7%~
60c
Associates, Inc.,
Inc.
3-31
2
12 Vic
(quar.)
Standard
27 Vic
4-20
."_
3-22
15c
March
Aetna
Corp.
(initial)
3-
Casting Corp. (quar.)_
&
^
Aeroquip
3-12
5-15
4.604
(quar.)
Extra
3-31
3-15
•
$30c
(quar.)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores,
being called on
March 2, called for redemption on March 15
at
$51.50
per
share plus this dividend.
Convertible
Co.
Co.
Air
(quar.)
shares which
3,743
preferred
37 %c
par)
(quar.)
$$1.25.
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
$12%c
4-15
24c
common
74
Ltd.—
:
3-30
Spencer Chemical Co., $4.50- convertible 2nd
preferred. Entire issue, with the exception
of
Refineries,
75c
pfd. (quar.)
4-20
30c
.
57 1
1
5-15
($20
5-21
(quar.)_
common
American Meter Co., Inc.
64
37 Vic
4-
News
Paper
,
25c
(quar.)
Wire
preferred
conv.
American
week, these being
A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acme
Products,
American
Share
Sugar
Advance Aluminum
$2
4
$1.12%
Class
(reduced)
Co.
Acadia-Atlantic
Acme
.—_
2-19
Metal
4-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
;
2-29
(quar.)
1
3-
50c
.'
—
this
dividend
2-23
(quar.)
3-
4-20
$1.26
Vending Corp. (s-a)
Stock
1
(quar.)
on
ABC
1
1
$1.12'%
5-15
Per
3-
2-19
iquar.)
3V31
$1.25
—
Name of Company
2-26
3-
preferred
5-15
preceding table.
3-
3-10
2-19
1
30c
.
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
25c
(s-a)
on
(quar.)
.
3-15
—
com.
—
________
$1.20
Inc.
Bros.,
no
2
25c
Cos,
Spvrks-Withington Co., 64
(Directors took
3-
1
6-
27 Vic
—
1
3-15
75c
(quar.)
convertible
3-12
2-25
3-
XlVkc
<quarj
(quar.)
$12 Vic
—__
(quar.)
(quar.i
2
3-10
25c
$1.12%
Co.,
25c
Co.
(quar.)
announced
3-15
$130
Co.
'
dends
Foundry Co. (quar.)
Ltd., common-(quar.)_
(quar.)
Metal
50c
(reduced)_
Spring & Wire Corp.
we
&
preferred
Ashland
*50c
(quar.)—
Southwestern Investment
preferred
2-26
:—
Southwestern Electric Service
54
2-18
4-
25c
Machine
25c
Co
—
t25c
Co
Pacific
2-26
60c
10c
Southern Indiana Gas k Electric Co. (quar.)
Southern
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Smith Engineering Works
preferred
2-26
3-15
American
2-15
1
weeks and not
2-27
35c
Corp.
Investment
1
3-15
Insurance
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Silknit, Ltd., common (quar.)
54
preferred (quar.)
Simmons-Boardinun Publishing Corp.—
$3 convertible preference (quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd.
4,804
3-10
3-
3-15
(increased quar.)_____
G.)
3-15
3-
9
75c
Bridge Co., Ltd
(Frank
50 4
—
(quar.)_
Marine
preferred
Extra
3-15
$ 1.12 Vi
40c
(quar.),—
A.)
3-15
1
1
(quar.)
4V2%
1
Public Service Corp.—
IL.
Young
3-10
J20c
Rotary Electric Steel Co.
&
1
1
4-
American
25c
Worthington Corp., com. (quar.)__
4%4 prior preferred (quar.)
4 % % convertible prior pfd.
(quar.)
3-10
1
Ltd.
4-
4-
American
3 Vic
(s-a)___
(quar.)
C.),
—
(quar.)_;
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
2-27
4-
(J.
Common
3-25
$1.50
Co.
Below
(stock dividend)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Fire
3-
3-15
4-15
15c
—___
Aircraft Corp.
Roebuck & Co,
3-12
$1.12 Vi
——
O.)
2
5c
common
prior pref. A (quar.)
Respro, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—;
4.504
preferred, (quar.)
3.604
preferred
(quar.)—
(J.
3-10
57c
(quar.)
64
Ross
Williams &
$1.31 Vi
5
31 Vic
3-
$2.50
Paper
Works
Machine
50c
_L
Rohr
Whitin
50c
(quar.i
Ltd
White Villa Grocers
_
35c
(reduced)
*
&
2-15
28 Vic
2-19
Argo
(quar.)
Pulp
2-
1
(quar.)_
30c
(s-a)
Insurance
1
3-
(quar.)_
$12 Vic
—
Coal & Coke Corp.
Virginia
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
West
2-26
1
Virginia
prior preferred
3-18
$1.50
Products
3-
(s-a)
Illinois—
of
preferred
25c
Ltd.
Co..
Life
Coast
$3
40c
Co.
preferred
1
Chemical—
Motor Co,
West
2-26
4-
75c
(quar.)
Building
Screw
Wayne
(Md.)
(quarterly)
15c
——_
Washington Water Power Co.
1
£20c
common
——
Bit
1
2-22
Indemnity
2-26
$1.12 J/2
...
(quar.i---
Co.—
(accum.)
Cotton
West
_f
—
(s-ai
F-olIer
$1
Wabasso
3-19
American
(increased)
Co.
preferred
Waukesha
—
Corp.,
Pump
64
30c
(quar.)
50c
Iquar.)—_
(reduced)
Co.
(quar.)____
Investment
45c
——
(quar.)—__
Co., Ltd., class A
Virginia-Carolina
3-12
3-22
(quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
Smith
Viking
2
3-31
Inc.—
Rath Packing Co. (quar.)—
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Shattuck
1
2-26
3-
Norman
Viceroy Mfg.
Corp.
22 Vic
—
______
—
(quar.)
Co.
Light
Corp.
Wacker-Wells
(quar.)
Telephone
Seaboard
4-
Van
Hampshire—
Rayonier, Inc.,
Sarnia
1
45c
of
preferred
Reeves
4-
4-15
35C
Co.
Service
Class
3-22
&
1
Hospital Supply
3-20
$1.75
(quar.)__
dividend)
preferred
A
Products
8
2-15
Common
Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
Power
Y.)
common
2-
3-
American
7%
(quar.)
(N.
2-27
2-10
3-10
1
American
—
—
(stock
(quar.i
Co.,
Utica. Transit
Washington Insurance Co.—
Service
Quebec
4%4
Utah
3-10
3-15
Quarterly
Pullman,
6
50c
Quarterly
$4.75
4-
35c
Co
Inc.
2
Co.
non-cumulative
Tw
(Bait.)
(s-a)__
Co.
United Telephone
Universal
1
__
Inc.
Electric
1
$1.75
Co
Electric Tools,
Portland
Publicker
Tobacco
________—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.
Public
Potash
S.
3-15
(quar.)—.
________—
preferred (quar,)—j
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical
Co
Public
S.
U.
—
Co,
74
k
U.
2-26
25c
Forgings
Co.—
Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Pratt
2-17
75c
—____
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Common
preferred
3-10
3-15
—
Co
Consolidated
preferred
common
3-15
3-10
41c
(quar,)
$1.75
___.—___
(quar.i
7%
Co.
Co.
75c
(quar.)
Insurance
20c
Pittsburgh
Coal
Life
2-24
3-
15c
40c
dividend
Lines
3
15c
iquar.)——
62 Vic
(quar.i
(accum. I
Gypsum,
S.
S.
3-15
3-
5
Conditioning Corp.—
15c
(from income)—
Gas
Co.
—
(quar,)
Corp;
3-31
Co,
104
Co.
preferred
U. S.
from
_______
Fund, Inc.
Fruit
Stock
5
(quar.i
Fastener
1
$1.75
5
56 'Ac
(quar.)__
common
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
;
3-10
Co.__
preferred
1
3-
50c
—
Co.,
3-
3-10
5
4-
3-
3-15
20c
2-
5»/2%
3-15
3-15
50c
25c
5-15
41/2%
50c
50c
(quar.i.
(monthly).
2-
$1.25
3-12
Corp.
2-25
8-16
3-12
2-23
Products
2-25
3-18
1
1
25c
Electric
Home
American
11-15
87 Vic
(quar.)
S.
3-31
Hosiery
A
Air
$7
3-12
common
ordinary income)
Skil
S.
U.
25c
Co.
&
Pioneer
Sears
U.
3-10
30c
2nd
54
:
3-11
4-
Glass
&
&
Co.
Power
92 Vic
iquar.)
Carbon
United
1
40c
—
:I
87 Vic
Phoenix
Reed
3-
5
Can
Series
(quar.)
(Charles)
Pine
3-
United
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
Pfizer
4%
1
$ 1.12 Vi
common—
preferred (quar.
Brewing Co. (reduced)
Pfeiffer
Co.
2-19
(J,
Penney
9
Co.
Tiling
44-
3-10
$1.75
62 Vic
Ltd
Foreign
$1
______
.
(quar.)
Sugar
37 Vic
Corp.
Greetings Corp.
5»/2%
(quar.i
Union
1
_____
American
Missouri—
____________
Mfg.
3-
<quar.)__,
2-15
$30c
—
(quar.i
preferred
30c
Co.
2-26
8-25
1-22
3-18
1
414%
(quar.)
Metal
3-
(quar.)
Ltd.
of
preferred
3-23
(increased)____
Gas
Ltd.—
(quar.)
15c
common
Patterson-Sargent
Penick & Ford,
Co.
preferred
$3.50
______
American
25c
;____■—
Union
17.)
Feb.
Corp
preferred
64
held
3-15
37 Vic
(cjuar.).
preferred
$3.70
(Directors took no action on common pay¬
meeting
3-25
37 Vic
;
_____________
Corp.
Common
3-12
3-
1
Encaustic
&
3-31
2-23
4-
43 %c
—
Factors,
11-26
2-16
from
—
American
12 Vic
3-27
(quar.)_^
(quar.i
5-25
.___—.—
pfd, (quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Union
Co.
American
25c
—
2-16
4-10
(quar.)—
common
5
—
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Cable
3-
204
Acceptance Corp.,
10c
—
(quar.)
1
4c
——
3-15
25c
Co.,
Inc.
40c
(reduced)
Corp.
Motor
3-31
Insurance, com.
.____
Coach
&
■
preferred
25c
3-15
4-
Dairies, Inc.,
American
dividend
Underwood
50c
_____
-
Packard
Universal
Stock
Chain
Extra
2-25
8
75c
3-10
3-12
1
33-
preferred (quar.)
do. (quar.)
30c
—
2-15
3-
50c
(quar.)
Chicle
American
—
3-18
Foundry
3-25
$3.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-19
1
17 '/2C
(s-a•
iquar.)
i
3-15
15c
Ltd.
Co.,
Louis)
(Hartford
Co.
Increased
1
4-
&
25c
(St.
Corp.
3-15
2-12
1
40c
(quarterly
preferred
American
(quar.)
Insurance
Shares
74
50c
(quar.i
1
4-
$1.12%
income !
Co.,
non-cum.
7 4
4-
2-26
(St.
(increased)
35c
Travelers Insurance
5
3-31
iquar.)—•—
preferred
Title
3-22
______—
(interim)
Inc.
Co.
American
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.—
$1.50 cony,
_________
Macninery
at
2-25
2-26
Uarco,
—
Package
ment
3-15
7%
Co.
(quar.)
common
American
3-
25c
(quar.t
Consolidated
Tin
10c
(quar.)
Roofing Co.
Twin
'(quar,)
Co.
Coast Terminals
EXtjT£l
3-15
3-
32c
4
Co.
1
3-15
approval
dividend
investment
Common
4-30
4-
3-15
$1.11
—
Can
5-15
35c
Tilo
$1.10
Manufacturing
Opelika
5 %
3-23
1
(Subject to
preferred
called for redemption
on
$108 per share plus
this
at
Car
—
4-
97'/a c
<quar.)_
;
Electric 544
&
American
of stockholders)—_
(Stock Div.i
2-25
55c
(quar.)——
3-20
3-19
50c
Co
1
2-26
792c
———
4-
2-26
15c
iquar. >—
Can
3-31
50c
A
American
3-15
75c
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Business
2-20
3-15
5
3-11
$1.25
Insurance
Board
3-15
$1
3-
Cash
Box
1
50c
3-31
Cquar.)
preferred
preferred
issue
Ltd.
Stores,
American
net
common
Co.,
preferred
25c
—
2-
1
50c
Bakeries
American
1
1
4-
(quar.)
3-10
4-
5
3-
25c
(quar.)_i
Automobile
Louis)
American
3-
3-15
2-
$$1.31
(quar.)
pfd.
3-15
1
preferred
Aggregates,
American
4
of Rec,
1
Goods
prefererd
Holders
3-
(s-a)
54
Payable
$25c
American
3
*—
Inc., com
(quar.)_—
3-10
(quar.)
4.444
19
preferred
40c
710c
common
preferred
(entire
4 7»
33-
4-
$6
Thompson Products.
2-16
1
1
(quar.).
Mig
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6%
5
44-
2nd
When
.
Share
Canada, Ltd.—
of
25c
Carbon
33-
1
3-
514%
Aluminum
5
3-29
$1.35
———-
4-
3-
25c
(quar.)
3-31
3-31
3-15
1
10c
preferred (quar.i
Textiles, Inc., com. (quar.)
44 preferred (quar.) ___________ _________
35c
Edison
March
Corp., com.
4
3-15
3-15
1
4-
+5c
5.404
4
$50c
Ltd
Mfg.,
Gas
Gas Transmission
1
4-
50c
_________—_—
3-
f75c
(quar.i
class
Casualty Insurance
Oklahoma
preferred (quar.i
Texas
4-
Co.
preferred
414%
3-
97 »/2 c
(quar.»
Ohio
3.904
84
3-15
1
Corp.—
3-31
710c
Co.
Ohio
Pacific
3-19
Chemical
&
90c
Bonus
Pacific
Tennessee Products
15c1
preferred
Cement,
Specialty
Pacific
1
85c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Office
3-
40c
(quar.)
common
Ltd...
Railway & Land
Oahu
3-15
1
$50c
<quar.)_
(quar,)—______——
Corp.
Per.
2-25
4-
$25c
_________—._
preference
75c
Corp.,
Cur
Enterprises,
Nuclear
Tennessee
$1.061/4
Reduced-interim
American
5
20c
414 4
convertible
3-
50c
(quar.)
—
Inc., common—
American
Extra
1
47i>
Niagara
B
1.
3-10
4-
3-10
655/»c
______—__
3-
56 'Ac
:
(quar.)
common
3-31
$2
Co.—
Insurance
Corp.
Newport
$2
Ltd.,
3-31
15c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%4
50c
—
Pins
Newmont
Class
4% 4
Tamblyn,
Co.
Telegraph
(James), Inc., com.
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Name of Company
Aluminum
2-19
15c
—_—__
.
Holdert
1
20c
Mining Co. (quar.)_
Portland Cement (quar.)
Superior
1371/2 c
75c
Ltd.
(s-ai
Telephone &
Quarterly
Hampshire
North
Sunshine
—
Corp.,
New
North
2-26
15c
series
Car
England
3-15
3-
$20c
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)__
A.t
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
(D.
—
Naugatuck Water Co.
New
Name
Stuart
8c
series
When
Per
Holdera
Series-
Securities
National
When
Payable of Rec.
.
4-
1
3-10
46)
Number 5301... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(833)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
MILT RAMIE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1953
Lowest
Bighest
Lowest
39 ft Sep
Jun
25
8
ft Sep
47 ft Jan
22
99
14
44% Jan 20
5
Jan
29
112
106
7
Monday
EXCHANGE
47
Feb
9
108
Jan
18
9% Jan
6
lift Jan
19
5% Jan
10ft July 3
6% Jan 23
3% Sep 15
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
<
5
7 ft Feb
2
Abbott Laboratories
4%
ABO
_•
preferred
Vending Corp
Motors
ACF-Brill
100
-
46 ft
10%
6%
26% Jan
6
20ft Jan
4
22 ft Feb
12
Acme Steel Co
35% Jan
2
27ft Jan
4
30% Jan
19
Adams Express Co
36 ft Feb
25
24 ft Jan
4
29
Feb
10
Adams-Mlllis
48
16
59% Jan
27
58
Jan
5
61% Jan
26
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp ..10
311
32% Jan
6
19
Jan
4
21
Jan
27
Admiral Corp
14
10% Mar
6
7% Jan
4
8ft Feb
12
Affiliated Gas
10
49 ft Feb
16
Jun
18% Dec
7% Sep
49ft Sep
22ft Oct
101
150
2
17
70
52
3
Nov
50ft Jan
6
Jun
29% Jan
8
23 ft Feb
19
25
Feb
3
114% Jan
5
104% Feb
17
107
Jan
26
Mar 11
155% Feb
3
156
Feb
3
3% Apr 14
21ft Dec 31
2ft Jan
4
2% Jan
28
Alaska
20% Jan
4
24 ft Feb
11
Aldens Ino
160
3
Sep 11
Sep
15
74
Aug 10
3
Sep
14
130
Sep
15
Feb
72
27
5% Mar 25
152
Jan
Jan
3ft Jan
146
5
Jan
12
4
12
75
Feb
4% Feb
157
Feb
89 ft Feb
4
15
15
4.50%
it
45%
45%
106%
Feb* 19
106%
45%
*106
455/8
107
45%
*106
the Week
453/4
107
Shares
4,300
300
10%
10%
10%
10 ft
105/8
10ft
10%
7,700
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
«%
63/4
6%
115,800
21%
21ft
215/8
4,600
30%
30 ft
4,200
*27 ft
28 ft
21%
22 %
30 ft
30%
*28
*59
20
19 ft
8
8%
149 ft
50%
30%
28
59
59%
20
22
30
28
59
58 3/4
5 8 3/,
58
58
20
19 ft
20%
20
20 ft
8ft
8
*21%
29
60
21%
30 ft
28 ft
19%
30%
28
8ft
•49%
Friday
Feb. 18
xlOft
10%
22%
19%
Sales for
Thursday
Feb.17
46%
•59
50
Wednesday
107
30 ft
1
Equipment com
*106
28
1
29%
*28
8%
8
49 ft
8
8%
*49 ft
*49
50%
50
8
*49
50
300
300
6,700
5,500
60
No par
X23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
233/8
23 ft
100
100
10
xl05ft
105%
105
105 V*
104%
104%
104%
105 »/2
*105
106
•156
157%
156
156
158
*156
158
2ft
2%
2ft
2%
2%
2%
*2 ft
iv*
2%
2%
1,500
5
23%
241/s
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/a
2,000
pfd 1951 series
Alabama
X22
1
Corp
03 preferred w w
Air Reduction Inc common
8
15
Oct
—10
45 ft
46%
107
•106
I
31
Dec
Feb. 16
2.50
Co
25ft Sep 14
23 ft Dec 29
20
Tuesday
Feb. 15
Pff
Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
Juneau
common
4%% preferred
100
Alleghany Corp common
1
6ft% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
04.375 cum preferred
..No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
74ft
4ft
23%
*74
741%
4%
4%
157
154
152
87
*156
75
*74
4%
*156
158
75
*74
4%
4%
152ft
152
152 ft
*87
4ft
150
*87
88
75
23 ft
*74
4%
150
88
23%
75
4
*148 ft
4ft
151
7,200
900
10
10
197,700
800
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
25ft Sep
15
39
Jan
6
28ft Jan
4
33
Jan
25
1
104
Feb
4
98
Jan
13
101
Feb
5
98
May
10% Mar
8
93
Jan
8
94
Jan
15
3
8% Jan
6
9% Feb
15
Allen
..1
9ft
9%
9ft
9%
9%
9%
9ft
93/8
9%
9%
1,900
76% Jan
2
72ft Jan
8
78% Feb
11
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
No par
77%
78%
76 ft
77 ft
75 ft
75%
74 ft
753/4
74%
75 ft
6,100
5
16%
17
16%
17
17 ft
17 ft
*17
17%
*17
17%
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28 ft
28%
*28%
28%
1,000
41ft
41%-
40%
41%
40 ft
41ft
41ft
41%
41ft
42
7,000
96%
95 ft
95 ft
95
95
49%
48
49 ft
98
98
78
91
Sep
87ft Sep
8ft Oct
18
62
Sep
15
17
Dec
29
6
80
Jan
6
9
Industries
22
Mar 25
16% Feb
16
18ft Jan
20
24% Oct 28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
29 ft Jan
27
Allied
35ft Sep
40% Jan
3
37ft Jan
4
42 ft Feb
11
21
49% Feb
11
Feb
11
Oct
4
90
Jan
5
59ft Jan
2
45 ft Jan
4
2
93 ft Jan
8
52 ft May 25
43 ft Jan
4
46 ft Feb
8
Corp common—No par
4%
preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
...20
3ft% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
62
87
Sep 22
41ft Oct 14
86
Mills
118ft Jan
21
58% Jan
4
64 ft Feb
5
Aluminum
11
53% Feb
15
Aluminium Limited
3ft Feb
16
40
Sep 14
42ft Apr 23
41% Apr 21
Nov
Dec
10
54% Jan 20
47
Jan
100
1% Dec 29
3ft Mar 24
1% Jan
5
30% Dec 24
36 ft Mar 24
33% Feb
16
35
Feb
16
16ft Jun
29
19ft Mar 18
19
Jan
11
19% Feb
10
148ft Oct
14
189ft Jan
5
166
Jan
4
Feb
18
55% Nov
2
75ft Jan
6
57
Jan
7
61% Feb
5
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
lift Jan
4
13 ft Jan
29
70% Dec 29
84ft Feb
4
70 ft Jan
4
79% Feb
8
3ft%
American
26ft Sep
26"% Jan
7
Feb
1
Feb
18
99% Jan
28
16% Jan
4
17% Feb
11
6
56
Jan
4
60
Feb
5
9
8
99
Dec
17
14% Nov
20% Feb
59
60
Jun
5
12
Nov
Jan
4
10% Feb
3
37 ft Jan
4
41% Feb
4
40ft Jan
27
35 ft Jan
8
103 ft Feb 20
97 ft Jan
8
21
91
17
Sep
29
26
12ft Jan 29
47
2
34% Sep
Jan
98
Feb
6% Aug 31
35
189
2
29% July
15
93 ft Aug 20
12% Sep 15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
Feb
16
4
16ft Feb
12
12
16 ft Feb
11
11
15% Mar 20
15
Feb
11
16% Jun
12
16ft Jan
4
17% Feb
3
1
4% Jan
11
5% Jan
20
15
3% Sep 15
31% Feb
9
40ft Apr 23
30ft Sep
40
9
49% May 25
85 ft Mar 18
34ft Jan 26
51
29
72
Nov 27
45 Va Nov
14
Dec
6% May
Jan
Feb
17
39 ft Jan
4
45% Feb
Jan
4
38% Feb
3
73 ft Jan
8
93
Feb
19
32
8
52%
•19
180%
61%
30
4%
convertible
9%
100%
101
1
16ft
16%
16
20
American
Gas
22
American
3
Jan
11
3% Feb
16
26
Jan
28
29% Feb
16
36ft Jun 15
39 ft May 27
48 ft Dec 29
6% Jan 23
8% Dec 31
86
Jan
36%
37%
36
37%
36 ft
45 ft
45%
45%
45%
45 ft
45%
45 ft
45 ft
37
37%
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37%
85
85%
84
85
84
86%
87
28
25
.
*30 ft
16
99
25
American
Jan
14
Feb
5
15
17% Jan
4
19% Feb
1
.
25 ft Mar
18
23ft Jan
12
26ft Jan
26
104 ft Dec
4
Feb
16
6
NOV
94
92
94
6%
24% Mar 16
22 ft Feb
12
86 ft Dec 31
84 ft Jan
4
19
2
19% Feb
26 ft Feb 27
17% Jan
11
19ft Jan 27
19% Jan
11
22
Feb
100ft Jan 20
105
Feb
Feb
4
17
24
Jan
22
89
Feb
105% Feb
9
13% Sep 15
18ft Feb
2
15
Jan
4
20% Feb 10
7
Sep 14
31ft Jun 18
Jun 22
7ft Jan
5
7% Feb
8
Dec
15
39% Jan
12
41% Jan
19
4
23% Feb
19
Mar 27
37
20% Jan
6
169
44
65ft Jan 30
Jan
25% Sep 21
36
38
2
49
Sep
15
120ft Sep 24
5
Feb
47% Nov 24
58
May 12
Feb 19
16% July 30
5
12
Apr 14
152ft Jun 10
161ft Jan
59 ft Dec 23
-77% Aug
128 ft Dec 24
3
143% Oct 27
4
Jun
Jan
5
26ft Jan
4
44ft Jan
5
Jan
4
50
13
50% Jan
27
31
Jan 26
154ft Feb
11
37% Jan
15
123ft Feb 18
30% Feb 15
4
15
126% Jan
14
5
33 ft Jan
Jan
7
113% Jan
2
10
Jan
29
27 ft
8
17% Feb
8
4
93
Feb
4
75% Feb
18
95% Feb
4
89% Dec
17
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
Jan
6
73
97
4
Jan 28
45% Feb 26
29 ft Jan
4
Jan 30
45ft Jan
26 ft Feb
13 ft Jan
15
Feb
18
32% Feb
10
77
4
48% Jan 25
31ft Deo
9
30
Jan
5
34% Feb
106 ft Mar
5
100
Jan
6
57
15
9%
32
Nov 25
40% Sep 15
8
Dec
29
2% Nov 24
30
Sep
Ev,r
i.
.
14
footnote
—
45
Jan
5
33ft Jan 12
106
Feb
39ft Feb
8
8
19
57% May 6
15% Feb 26
43 ft Jan
4
16
50% Feb 15
Feb
7
2% Feb
11
3ft Jan 22
5
52
Jan
Jan
see
page
9
24.
8 ft
32% Jan
4
9ft Jan
15
Jan 29
283/4
15
9%
*28
34
8ft
100
143/4
6,400
03/8
22,600
34s/8
14,100
34%
34 ft
34 ft
34 3/4
34%
34 ft
59
59
59 ft
59 ft
59%
59 ft
59 V*
59 ft
3ft
3ft
3ft
3ft
3%
33/8
29%
47%
47%
47 ft
47ft
9%
8%
8%
*8%
24%
32ft
*30
33 ft
♦29
47 ft
9
47
,
8%
*29ft
32
473/8
47%
8%
*8%
9
•93 ft
95
95
475/s
800
3,600
200
3,800
300
94
94
94
*18%
19 ft
18%
18%
19
19%
19ft
19ft
700
24%
24%
24 ft
24 ft
24 ft
24 ft
*24%
•101ft
243/4
1,500
94
94
19%
24%
103
103
102 ft
103
*93 ft
32
1,700
14%
3%
*30
1,200
283/4
60%
3ft
1,500
24,100
132
34%
*102
103
102%
1023/4
50
13 ft
133%
13%
5,500
90
90
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
89%
90
90
89%
893/4
22 ft
22%
22%
223A
22 ft
22ft
22%
*87 ft
89%
*87%
88 ft
87 ft
87
ft
•87 ft
89
89
89
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 ft
18%
18 ft
21%
104ft 104%
x20%
21ft
105ft
21ft
21ft
20%
205/«
20%
20%
21ft
*102%
*102%
105
16%
*16%
17
21
•20%
21
13%
*90
•102%
16 ft
•21
100
90ft
13 ft
89%
22 5/B
105
X22%
105
22ft
105
400
6,700
20
1,300
2,900
50
16%
163/4
lfl3/4
2,900
21ft
21 ft
21ft
700
7%
73/4
73/4
73/4
500
41ft
41%
41%
41ft
41%
23 ft
23%
23%
23%
233/4
41ft
23%
9,700
3,500
34%
35%
34%
34%
34 ft
34%
34 ft
23%
34 ft
36
35%
353/4
353/4
36
15'/a
15%
15%
American
No par
1%
Std
preferred
Safety
34%
35
No par
Optical Co
it
35%
15 ft
36%
Sany common
0
100
9
—
American
Razor
*174
preferred
6%
6%
7%
23%
30 ft
152%
28
37
noncumulative preferred..lOO
*123
preferred
American Tel
it
Tel Co
*174
36 ft
•353/4
153/4
xi
175
6%
6%
23%
23%
•44%
37%
29%
30%
29%
1523/4
151ft
37
*123
124
30
46%
*46%
12
100
54%
57 ft
preferred
136
36%
54%
128%
12
11%
160%
160% 161
29
ft
47
130
60%
136
57%
133
37%
35%
8
15 ft
175
15%
•172%
23%
6%
23
23
46
44%
443/4
•448/e
45
30
151%
*6%
29 ft
30
151%
152
54%
129
11%
161
37
37
124
122
*47
54%
128 ft
7
37
8,000
4,300
27,700
•172% 175
23
6%
36%
30 ft
175
34 ft
23
•123 ft
37%
124
30%
54%
6%
23
152%
30 Va
153
30%
130
5%
♦172%
*44%
46
46%
Refining com—100
100
Tobacco' common
45%
15%
*7%
8
30%
American Sumatra Tobacco——.0
American
6%
175
6%
45 ft
100
American Snuff Co common
15%
23 ft
American Seating Co
.—10
American Ship Building Co
No par
Amer Smelt it Refg com
No par
7%
*7%
8
29 ft
151
*37ft
•122
7
293/4
151
37%
2,100
3,100
150
11,700
770
1,000
123ft
90
30%
30%
30%
*29%
29 ft
5,300
47 ft
47%
47%
47 ft
47%
54%
600
54%
129
123 ft
543/a
54%
•54%
128 ft
128 ft
1283/4
11%
lift
160%
130
lift
500
480
900
11%
11%
•lift
160ft
160 ft
160%
59%
133
59%
60%
60ft
131%
132%
1313/4
36%
35%
118ft
10%
1183/4
118%
470
10ft
10%
253/4
25%
253/4
5,100
1,100
583/4
58
135 %
133
36%
35ft
118 ft
118 ft
10%
10 ft
36
36
118 ft
•1603/4 161
60 ft
132
35%*
48,000
23,800
1,030
20,400
26
26
25 ft
118ft
10%
25%
No par
17 ft
17%
16%
17
16 ft
17 %
100
*88 ft
88%
85
88 ft
843/4
94 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead it Smelt com
1
85%
87%
85
86 ft
84%
12%
13
12%
12%
123/4
76
76
75%
75 ft
75%
75%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
19,400
47
48
47%
48 ft
550
Preferred
6%
preferred
95 prior
conv
:
preferred
—
26
29
Anaconda Copper Mining..—
50
Anaconda Wire it Cable
No par
118
119
>
10 ft
25
series
American Woolen common
7%
119
i
10%
Common
94 preferred
Anderson Claytqa
—^.—6.29
No par
& Co
Anderson-Psichard Oil Corp
Allies Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
21.80
10
14
9
No oar
10%
26%
17 ft
16%
84
81%
83
85%
753/4
83
78
79%
3,490
13 ft
13
13%
13 ft
13ft
5,300
48 ft
47%
47%
47%
48
33 ft
333/<
33
33ft
323/4
33 ft
*105ft 106
*105%
106
38%
37 ft
37%
48ft
50%
47%
37 ft
47%
49%
9
8ft
8ft
3ft
3ft
3ft
363/4
37 ft
X36
33
•105%
38
37
8ft
76%
106
36%
♦3
16 ft
*105ft
37 ft
•
10 ft
253/4
81%
48%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
25ft Aug 27
94
Jun 25
8ft
9%
34 ft
94
American Water Works Co Inc.—-0
4
9%
*33 ft
46%
41ft
1
17
9ft
*125
34
8ft
23 ft
93
41%
11
Jan
79
9%
46 ft
23%
10% Feb
15ft Jan
17
Dec 29
43ft Sep
J~an"~2
94% Dec
9%
132
23 ft
*92
23%
119ft Feb
25ft Feb
13% Sep 10
57
Sep 11
59
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
68
Sep 21
9%
46%
41%
4
37ft Feb 15
14%
*28
93
*7%
22
15
10
14%
33%
X8ft
235/a
*8%
100
American Viscose Corp com—29
5% preferred
100
138 ft Feb
143/8
16%
American Sugar
Feb
14%
♦20%
8
Jan
•125
34
8%
14%
16%
9
14
132
34
8ft
15
20%
Feb
65% Jan 28
■
28%
16%
54% Feb
161
15
34 ft
45%
•27%
20%
4
4
Jan
57ft Feb
156
130
*92
28%
2
47% Feb
130
*125
23%
23%
93
463/4
47 ft
American Steel Foundries—No par
American Stores Co
1
121ft Jan
8
lift Feb 19
10% Feb
119
9
9
4
36% Jan 27
119
60% Jan
35ft Oct 22
111ft Dec
42ft Jan 13
4
144 ft Jan
2
Mar 20
134
7% Jan 21
24 ft Jan
Feb
27% Jan
40 ft Aug 10
127
Feb
6
159 ft Jan
35% Dec 18
117ft Dec 30
174
Jan
6% Jan
23
45 ft
23%
15% Jan
171% Feb
*92
47
28%
20
—
Amer Potash it Chem cl B
9
Jan 25
23%
93
700
41%
Co
Amer Rad
13% Jan
1,400
—1
Molasses
36ft Jan 26
4
1,700
American Natural Gas Co—No par
American News Co
No par
American
36% Jan 20
15% Feb
29%
533/8
28%
3%
1,900
13,000
11,300
22 ft
29 ft
100
convertible preferred
32 ft Jan
25% Sep 14
25
5ft %
34 ft Jan
8% Jun 23
Jun
preferred
American Metal Products Co..
29%
*3 ft
No par
39% Mar 24
24ft Nov 30
136
4ft%
Ltd com
93
34%
1%
Amer Metal Co
38
*59 ft
American
36ft Jan 30
2
Jan
19
7%
16 ft July 6
41ft Dec 15
6
19
17ft Jan 27
21ft Feb
42
20% Dec 31
5
29ft Jan
28ft Sep 16
12% Sep 21
Jun 11
148
3
5ft%
45%
36%
53
9ft
Amer Machine it Metals.—No par
90
45%
22ft
*28 ft
18 ft
18
13% Jan 26
6
5,100
13,600
54
8ft
14%
700
5ft
363/g
23
8%
34
17%
87 ft
30 ft
1,000
32,900
16%
36 ft
.
1,400
53%
8%
•102ft
19ft Sep
4
*124
5
16%
400
*22 ft
34%
*18%
15% 8ep 16
18ft Jun
8
94ft Jun 23
19
12% Jan
85 ft Jan
130
45%
17%
38
101
70
16,300
53 ft
8ft
noncumulative preferred—100
79 ft Jan
103
100ft Jan
18% Mar 26
100% Mar 17
*92
47%
*29%
30
10
22%
33 ft
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
prior preferred
100
Locomotive common..—1
preferred
100
Amer Mach & Fdry common
1
3.00% preferred
...——.100
Jun
12ft Dec 23
31
83 ft Dec
30
23 ft
*125
American Ice Co common..—No par
Products...
23%
23%
93
ft
ft
*16
16%
583/4
X53 ft
543/4
23
23 ft
22,400
22%
54%
22%
46
50
1
5
30
55%
23
*92
1
5
5ft
55
10
9% Jan
30
31
5
23
Go..—.0
Co
preferred
Home
16%
36%
49% Jan
22% Jan
9
16ft Sep 15
21ft Sep
4
convertible
*16
37%
16 ft
37%
American Hide & Leather com
6%
16 ft
36%
5
13
42%
*100
5ft
10
88
16ft
9%
41
17%
No par
Electric
&
15%
5ft
No par
Cable
Hawaiian
16%
100
17%
Foreign Power—No par
Jan
99
17%
5ft
American
Jan
37%
16%
10.
63
37%
101
*58
9%
17%
Feb
35
37%
*100%
17 ft
41ft
37%
*15%
11
5
38
101
41
16%
Feb
4
9%
9%
40
17 ft
15
16
9%
40
4P/4
58%
*15%
5
Feb
10
♦58
58%
*17%
4
8% Jan
33% Jan
17%
5%
13ft Jan
59
*58
173/a
17%
Sugar com....lO
3
5ft Mar 25
17 ft
12%
"
17%
16%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanam/d Co com
10
3ft % conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
—20
it
98
5ft
•16
100
10
98
99
12.50
common
St
*98%
17 ft
preferred
Chain
99
20
1
preferred
American
37%
38
37%
American Car & Fdry common
7%
41%
100ft
preferred
1%
9ft
42%
100
American Cable it Radio Corp
Co
10%
♦40 ft
Otfs of Interest In common..._.l
5%
*98
No par
preferred
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
26% Jan
8% Jan
1,000
900
17ft Feb
44ft Jan 20
400
58 ft
31ft Jan 20
26ft Dec 24
61ft
58
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur.—.No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
2% Dec 29
*60%
58%
10
31
61%
200
7,200
58 ft
preferred
117ft Jun
Aug
60%
189
50
American Bosch Corp common
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5 ft % __50
6%
55% Jan
May 25
60
188%
800
9
Dec
60
189
19%
17ft
41% Jun
67
61
184
183
19
17 ft
Crystal
11
180%
19 ft
17 ft
4ft%
35
181ft
19 ft
17%
American
9
19%
*17 ft
common
9
19
*19%
10
American Bank Note
8
Jan
8,900
19%
36
1,500
91ft Feb
Feb
18,000
2%
2%
*32 ft
99 ft
23% Feb
8
52 ft
35 ft
28 ft
5
27% Jun 18
52
3
*32 ft
*98
4
48
52%
*2%
3ft
36
28%
Jan
28% Feb 10
51%
3
*33
281/2
Jan
4
52%
3ft
35
99%
22
2
51
53%
100
♦98ft
pfd
cum conv
91
14
60 ft
9,200
100
4ft%
96% Mar
Oct
61%
2,200
61ft
783/4
25 ft May 27
12 ft Nov
179 ft
46%
61%
28
6
26
181%
46 ft
613/4
*78
3
9
*19
46
61
28 ft
May
26
19%
45%
61%
79%
Sep
26
2%
33%
46%
59 ft
13
90
Jan
51%
3
35
45%
60
79%
Chicle Co
Jan
53%
2%
•32ft
46%
97
12%
com
Colortype Co
8% Feb
X59%
*96
*28 ft
American
37
45%
61%
48%
13
American
131
46%
60%
98
78%
9
7
400
13,900
*96 ft
12 ft
12
4
94 ft
48%
97 ft
28
Feb
29
94 ft
48
48%
78%
21
1
46 ft
48
47%
*95 ft
12%
Feb
Jan
100
28%
23 ft Feb 10
Jan
94 ft
*
49
*98
79
56
8
94 ft
600
79
31
31% Jan
170
12 ft
7
128
94
100
28%
4
Jan
92%
30
6,400
12%
4
8% Jan
93
32%
101
79 %
22% Jan
39% Jan
93
94
87
32
101
12%
48 ft Jan
151
*86
32 ft
102
28 ft
27 ft Jan
15
6ft Jun 30
*93
31%
*100
79 ft
17
28% Sep
93%
32
102 %
1
common
preferred
Bakeries Co
18
19
93
31%
100
Airlines
conv
Deo
48ft Jan
*100
No par
American
23% Dec
29
32%
102%
94
♦95 ft
-
No par
26
Sep 14
44% Apr 24
16 ft Jan
2
45 ft Jan
32
*101
1
,.1
America
of
American Can
44% Jan
36
Co
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
38 ft Feb
101
13% Sep
i
•93
Amalgamated Leather Co com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No par
94
8
87
32%
102%
32%
•101
Allied Stores
96ft Jan
Inc
88%
88
""
48%
48%
77
333/8
106
38ft
50
77
323/4
106
38 ft
49%
•8%
9
•8
9
*8%
•3
3%
*3
3%
•3
35%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
17
77
33%
106
9,100
420
130
4,800
40
39 ft
4,600
49 ft
5,300
9
100
3%
200
36%
3,000
13
14
The Cowlmercial and Financial Chronicle
(834)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since
Year 1953
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Argo Oil Corp
Steel Corp
21 1
36 "2
2
Armour Ab Co of Illinois com—5
9%
$6 conv prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co com
4
21% Feb
10
5
33% Jan
4
37% Feb
1
Armco
15
12% Mar 26
8% Jan
4
10% Feb
77
Sep
87
59% Dec 29
9
24
7
Jan
97
19% Jan
5% Dec
30
32% Jan
15
Dec
14
29
15
99% -Feb
9
14
128 % Feb
13
17% Feb
6 Vt Jan
26
Jan
26
5% Jan
4
Jan
13
4
26
27
,14% Jan .20
Jan
4
26% Jan
22% Mar 11
4
20% Jan
Jan
22
93% Jan
22
96
Industries
Arvin
Asbland
Oil &
Associated Dry
18% Sep
15
89% Sep
3
100
92% July 2
25% Sep 25
86
Sep
Feb
Jan
28
35% Feb
,3
,5.25%
16
99
4
101
4
59% Feb
Preferred
30
29% Jan
13
33 % Jan
Atlantic City
5
97% Feb
Jan
85
Jan
'
92% Feb
Atlantic
2
27% Jan
4
32% Feb
4
22
95% Jan
4
99
Feb
18
29
4
30% Feb
15
25% Sep 14
89% July 1
33% Jan
Jan
28% Jun 16
30% Feb
2
.
Ex
16
56% Jan
58% Dec
99
59% Feb
16
19
Nov
6
-
Jan
31% Apr 24
27
15
Dec
13% Jan
4
38% Feb
16
4
106-% Feb
18
9%
23,800
92%
9%
90%
64
92
92%
63%
64%
99%
128 %
127
128
"17
18
"17
6
6
6
92
7,600
91%
1,300
63%
4,700
63%
64
63%
100
*99%
100
"99%
100
128%
*99 %
-
92
63%
*127
17%
"99% 100
f
123%
123 %
127%
127%
18
5%
*17
18
*17
10
850
300
18
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
13%
13
13 %
12%
13 %
*25%
25%
25%
25%
900
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,500
700
"
26%
26%
13%
13%
xl3%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
19%
20
19 %
19%
19%
19%
1
98%
98%
32%
32%
99
98
98%
98%
99
98%
98 %
32%
32%
33
33
99
98 %
99
.-
T
98
98
33%
98
"98%
99%
99%
100%
57
57%
57'%
30%
30%
31
97%
97%
97%
89
88 %
89%
89%
*98%
-
10
33
99%
99 %
100
57%
57%
56%
57
56%
10
Atlas
5
Feb
13
5% Jan
27
15
Jan
20
15% Feb
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
6
16% Feb
3
4% Jan
4
17% Jan 21
:
"95%
97%
100
98%
*98
101
10,200
98%
170
60
93%
3214
33
9914
99%
56'%
5614
2,500
3014
30%
4,500
3,800
*96
97
5,900
;■60
91
92
89
91
59%
31%
distribution
lo
100
B
59%
32%
59%
59%
*59%
59%
59%
59%
*59%
X30%
30%
■_ 30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
98%
97%
.98%
98%
98%
98%
99
98%
98%
410
30%
29%
29%
30'%
29%
30%
29%
29%
2,300
.37%
37%
2,300
*106%
106%
340
"93
; 88%
90%
4,800
30%
5
30
1,100
60
16,700
%
1
No
prior. pi*ef
($1.20)
Automatic -Canteen Co
of
38%
"106%
No par
5
Amer
16%
17
3
4%
41
.38
38%
*15%
16%
5
41
>
106
16%
*16%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*15%
16%
x38
106%
16%
15%
38V4
106%
107
*16%; 17
*5%
5%
"16%
par
No par
common
38'%
106
17
*5%
5%
"15%
15%
38
106
(voting)
20
convertible tffd series A—100
Conv
*97
«
Lines-
Refining common
Nichols
97%
*97
No par
SS
Tack Corp—
Austin
800
.
,
RR
I
W
Common
8
26
&
Powder—
4%
16"% Jan 22
17% Mar
9
9%
26%
(
Atlas Corp
22
16% Mar 13
17
9%
13%
—100
Preferred $3.75 series
Jan
104
7
9
7% Mar
4% Dec 28
15
Jan
9%
26%
Electric Co
Gulf
Atlantic
16% Jan
34% Jan
36% Mar 27
108% Mar .18
16% Dec
9%
12%
,
liquidating
Atlas
94% July 16
8,700
9%
*
4
*
36%
17%
100
.4% preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
92
21%
36%
50
54% Jan
2
20%
36%
50
92% Jan
97% Mar 25
21
36%
26%
Common
Feb
5
13
119% Jan
8
20%
36%
& Santa Fe—
Jan
30% Nov
18
88% July 8
83% Dec 29
49
preferred
1st
20%
35%
63%
93
20%
36%
126%
1
2nd preferred
6%
Shares
20%
99%
«5%
the Week
9%
4
1
Associates Investment CO
57% Jan
103
23
25% Feb
99
13
Feb. 19
2.50
Co
Goods Corp—L—
Common
Atchison Topeka
14
50% Jun
6
Jan
31% Jan
Mar 25
32
Inc
Refining
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
29
99% Apr
f
18
18% Jan
23,.
Mar 27
92 %
Friday
Feb. 18
64
preferred
_No par
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable -Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc__
_Nopar
15
6
No par
_No par
$3.75
15
Jan
i-ll% Jan
18% Mar 25
22
5
64% Feb
6
Jan
10 % Mar 26
14
95% Feb
11
16
2
25% Sep
UVb Sep
7
Jan
114
117% Dec 23
102% Sep 21
-16% May 28
Jan
57
93% Jan
Mar 25
93
15
48% Feb
89% Sep
Sales far
Thursday
Feb. 17
36
9%
17% Jan
43% Jan
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
20%
36%
23% Mar 27
14
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
92%
21
lo
14
16
Feb. 16
_5
Sep
30% Sep
8% Sep
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 15
Par
.
c"nti"ued-pa^2
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
16% J
38
106%
17
16%
17
*16%
17%
17
100
17
300
17%
4,400
4%
17,000
41%
500
•
8% Feb
4% Dec 18
36% Dec 23
5% Jan 25
41
Feb
37% Jan
52% Feb 26
Mfg Corp (T)ie) common
•2.25 eonv preferred
-No
Avco
15
4
4
5% Feb
1
par
4%
4%
5
40%
40%
40%'
5"
4%
;•
■< 5
4%
41%
*41
41
*41
B
7
Jan
16
4 % Jan
14
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
7
49% Feb
19
14
1174 Mar 26
8% Jan
9% Jan
19
4% Dec 22
35% Jan
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
11
39
Dec 29
48% Mar 25
3»y8Jan
4
16
Dec
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
8
Sep
18% Dec 29
67
Jun
38
Sep
29
9
76% Mar 17
14
20% Feb
12
70'
11
68% Jan
11
42% Feb
18% Feb
Feb
52
9
18
Feb
10
29
59% Apr
7
17% Mar 12
43% Jan
11% Dec
Jan
4
13% Jan
18
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
37%Jan
12
37% Feb
11
18% Sep
12
18
11% Feb
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
7
Dec
9
4
22% Jan
19
9 Yz Jan
4
11% Jan
12
27
Jun
93
100
90% July 28
14% Dec 28
22% Mar
t
20 Yb Jan
25% Mar 19
18
9% Sep 14
34% May 2o
4
4
44% Jan
21
Jan
4
118% Jan
21
99 % Jan
6
103
Feb
1
40% Jan'
107
11
16
Jan
27
Jan
6
84
Jan
28
9% Jah
4
12% Feb
19
Jan
22
141/4 Jan
9
78
Dec
21
Sep
14
86.% May 8
16% Mar 20
81
9
31
May 19
33% Jan 29
33
Jan
18
27
Feb
5
30% May 26
29 % Jan
4
30% Feb
*5
10% Dec
29
14
10% Jan
5
11% Jan
15
17% Sep
Oct
90
33 y8 Jun
Jun
12
21 y4 Jan
29
Bell & Howell
Jan
12
,
90% Jan
18
93 % Feb
18
60
Jan
11
66 % Jan
27
38% Jan
4
40% Feb
5
Jan
4
8
li} Jan
6
117% Feb
l'/aJan^
112
7
22% Nov 25
Dec
30
1% Jan
% Dec 30
Oct
26% Feb
4
68 V* Mar 20
17
30
4
17% Jan'
39% Dec
17
93
23% Jan
2
7
„
27% Jan
112
5
24
37% Jan 20
57% Jan
6
5
44% Sep 15
135% Jun 19
50
146% Dec
Jan
27
25% Feb
7
11
4V*%
1
jrl
i
Co common
10
preferred
100
Aviation
Bendix
5
Beneficial Loan
Corp common—10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 194G_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—1 peso
32% Jan
18
Best
58% Feb
: 1
Bethlehem Steel
144% Jan
5
153% Feb
15
9%. Jan
14
12'% Feb
13
66 % Jan
12
72
Jan
27
31% Apr 30
15% Sep 14
38% Aug 26
22% Mar 17
36% Jan
13
41
Feb
16
17 % Jan
12
12% Sep 15
19V4 Sep 15
21% Jan
5
14% Jan
11
18% Feb
18
Bliss
Dec
15
22 % Feb
: 3
25 y8 Jan
11
22% Sep 15
.36% July 13
16yB Sep 15
21V2 Jan
2
28% Dec
17
27% Jan
5
30% Feb
15
27
50% Dec
21
461/2 Jan
18% Jan 15
Black
Co
(E Vf.)
59% Feb
15
20
Jan
4
22% Jan
27
Bohn
23
Jan
26
25% Feb
19
6% Jan
4
9% Jan
11
12 '/4 Mar 12
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
Jan
13
12
52 Mj Jan
14
61% Dec
Ma-r
13y8.Jan
3
4
11% Jan'
16
14 y4 Feb
64% Sep 15
86% Jun 15
74% Jan
4
94 Vi Jan
12
93V4Jan
12
48 yB Nov
50
11
49% Jan'
86
18
Mar 25
Dec
11
Stores
83 y4 Feb
1
Feb
19
52% Feb
15
97
7
Co
5% Dec 31
13% Mar 19
6
Jan
<b
4
7% Jan
19
26% Dec 31
46 % Mar
9
26 y4 Jan
25
25
Sep 21
5"% Dec 31 *
19% Sep 15
33
2
25% Jan
11
29% Jan
29
Feb
16
Bower
6
7% Jan
22
Braniff
25% Mar 10
23J/2 Jan
28
Sep 22
33% Sep 21
42% Feb
36y8 Jan*
17% Sep 21
26% Jan
Mar
11'/a Jan
7
6ye Jan-
2
39% Aug 17
38
20
11
25'A Jan
41
11
Jan
19% Jan
4
May 28
22% Jun 15
99% Feb
9
97
Jan
27
27'/4 Jan
29
26
Jan
6
45% Jun
9
54 V4 Dec
21
52
Jan
5
58% Jan
11% Sep 25
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
13% July 2o
12 y8 Jan
4
66% Jan
60
91
6
37% Jan, 26
4
Jan
5
22% Jan
20
15
Feb
19
29% Jan
26
99
26
Club
83%
84
11%
11%
12%
24,600
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
*33%
34'%
34%
34%
*33%
34%
20
30 %
30%
30%
30%
1,200
30%
30%
10%
11%
10%
10%
/ *10%
26%
26%
25%
261/4
25%
20%
.
20%
20%
21
93 %
*91V2
Jun
lo
78
Jan
30
14
17% Feb
3
11
Oct
6
15
116
Dec
16
146
35
Jan
9
40
931%
64%
65
64%
39 >/8
39%
39%
39%
114%
114%
114%
18%
12
79% Jan
14
7% Jan
4
8% Jan
27
29
27% Mar 20
16% Feb
1
18% Jan
19
30
16% Sep
15
109% Mar 10
24 %j Mar 12
7
1 Vb Dec
28
27% Jan
It
Sep 15
86% Oct
46% Jan
7
102
22
Dec
29
43% Dec
16
8% Dec 29
"23% Sep 14
16% Sep 14
For
Jan
30
54% Nov 27
17% Apr 24
21
2
3% Mar 2
9% Mar 2
27% Jan 29
13% Mar 3
22
,
34
Dec
24
Jan
17%
„
100
Feb
3
16% Jan
22
5
105
-
Jan
8
19% Feb
15
2,500
17%
18
2,700
18%
17%
39%
18%
28,400
21
21%
*23
59%
591/4
57%
59
58 y4
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
24%
24
24
23%
23V4
23
24%
24%
25 %
980
7%
7%
7%
7%
8 »/4
8%
8%
3,050
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,700
7%
7%
7%
14
13%
13%
13%
12
12
*11%
59%
59%
13%
13%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
59
59
59'%
59%
59%
76%
75%
76%
77 %
75%
76
*95 %
96%
95y4
95i/4
51%
52%
51 %
52
50%
76
2,900
12
59
300
—5
«
59%
59 y4
76%
75
*95%
76
*95%
97
50%
511/4
700
4,000 ;
4,000
97
97
97
20
50%
50%
51
3,400
-
3,100
6%
6%
6%
674
6%
6%
6%
26%
26%
67a
26%
6%
26'%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
29
28
28%
28%
281/4
28
28
1,900
7Va
7
37
39%
5
Co
2.50
Bristol-Myers Co common.;
2.50
3%% preferred-—
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com
-No par
5% cum conv preferred—__—40
Brown 8c Bigelow..—:_u
Shoe Co
;
1
Inc
Co
15
8
i
*
.28
221/4
*97
22%
99
Co_
24%
24%
241%
26%
36%
36%
36%
36%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*39'%
21%
22
22
22%
,22%
99
*99
<22
21%
''
99
*97
29%
28%
56%
58
57%
57i%
12%
12%
Xl2%
63%
63 V4
14
24%
12
11%
751/4
27%
28
1
10
28%
3iy8
31%
5
38%
38%
1
12%
12%
1174
100
82%
82%
*82%
-—100
*70%
75
*70%
i,
,
5
;
17
17%
1
121/2
12%
10o
50
118%
118%
*38
39
15
common
-13%
13%
100
*83%
85
99
29%
12%
12%
63%
64
14%
14%
14%
2,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
4,700
11%
13,500
11%
*74
75%
27
27
4%% preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
u
Byers Co (A M) common
■
5
iN'o par
'
7% participating preferred
10q
Byron Jackson Co
J
10
8%
17
8%
17
11%
11%
74%
74%
200
27
27
600
11%
31
31 %
38%
36%
*38
12%
12
12%
12
*82 %
83
82%
82%
821/4
*701/2
75 :
17%
*7oy2
17%
17%
*11%
12
*11%
*118%
120
-118%
12
17%
17%
38
38
*38
13
13%
*13
84
*84%
241/4 Jan
25
California
l,%Feb
11
Callahan Zinc-Lead
8'/4Jan
22
Calumet &-Hecla Inc_
Pucking Corp
*100%
101%
19%
19%
19%
19%
23%
1%
24
1%
23%
^_1
Jan
1% Jan
7% Jan
5
7%
B
,
1
u
17
17
101%
8
-
8%
8%
8%
101%
84
-
8%
8%
17
120
13%
131/4
1,700
OO
17%
*100%
191/2
23%
-
.
19%
23%
23%
70
19%
3,700
24
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
7%
7,%
774
774
774
22
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
13 y4
13%
13%
13y4
1374
13%
13%
13%
96%
96%
*95%
96%
"96%
96%
967a
97
53%
.*52%
53%
*52%
53%
*23%
23%
2374
2374
3,000
8
1%
7%
,
1
1%
8
30
1,400
1,900
17%
101
to CO >0
•
,
8%
8%
8%
17-1/4
19%
19i/a
23%
2334
a
86
*84'%
100 y2
17
30
38%
100%
*
.*100% 101
200
12
120%
86
<
180
13,300
38%
13%
85
300
*119%
39
13%
23,200
39,600
17%
*11%
12
120%
7,000
.
6,800
'
20'/2 Jan
22% Jan
12% Jan
90% Jan
13% F^b.-10
97
Feb
28
19
Campbell W 8c C Foundry
,_No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com-_1.65'/a
$4.25 conv preferred
1
No par
*21 %
13
96%
22y4
13%
96ya
*21V2
*53
53%
♦52%
23%
23%
521% Jan
11
53J% Feb
9
22'/a* Jan
Canada Southern jRy
>
5
24y8Feb
6
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Co,.
4
25% Jan 29
Canadian Pacific Ry__
47
Cannon Mills
10% Jan-18
100
No par
28
Jan
13
17% Jan
5
24.
Feb.
8
5
Carborundum
19y8 Feb:
9
Carey
25
24
24
24%
^.Nopar
Capital Airlines Inc
"Feb-
33y8
23%
(The)
24%
46»/c
46%
*46%
46 y2
1
9J/4
9%
974
9%
_8
81%
32
31
lo
18%
18%
18%'
25
—:
Col—
(Philip) Mfg Co—
3T»/i».
18%
'
23%
.
24
♦
24'/4
46%
9%
9%
.
.
24%
46%
'
*46%
46%
9»/4
9%
53.
23%
.
53
300'
10,400
1.
.
210-
60
23%
2,200
24
24%
24,500
47
47
"
1
,
75
*70%
75
38%
16%
32
38%
12%
821/4
31%
311/4
38
12
<
700
64
75%
297s
118%
*83%
"
27
38
75
13%
2,800
12%
14%
*26%
17%
*38
12%
400
63%
*74
83
118%
-
14%
12%
xl2
11,109
591/2
*58
59
31
17%
10
29%
39%
29%
*38
7,500
99
29'/4
64
*63
•
11%
75%
22%
99
11%
24»8
76
12%
*57%
600
24 %
1438
24^4
58
12%
29
29%
37
39%
14%
63 »/4
14!%
28%
58
12%
63
11%
Burlington Mills Corp eommon
1 4%. preferred—i
preferred—
Burroughs Corp
*97
4
29%
281/4
24%
24%
243,4-
397a
24%
2,900
6,300
10,900
7%
37
*75y4
'
;
7
,
367a
28%
.
7%
7
24%
*39 %
No par
__i.
7%
7'/4
No par
(The). Co common
4
18
50
39%
20%
57%
24%
4
page
39%
*23%
24%
8% Jan
see
39%
71
5
37
44% Jan
footnotes
39%
11%
*69
400
39%
21% Jan
May 27
19% May 25
17%
12
71
6,400
30,300
_5
5
Jan
6,600
11%
71
58%
Co.—„
Brass
13% Jan 29
54
300
11%
11%
58%
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Brlggs & Strattoo
No par
5
30 "
27,800
29%
,
12% Feb 26
16% Dec
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
54%
151%
31%
•
102 y4 Oct
20% Oct
53%
151%
31%
23%
Bush Terminal Bldg 7% pfd
5% oonv prior preferred-.
Feb
4,100
54%
153%
31%
54
28%
Bush Terminal Co-
84
181/4
18
7%
Bros
39%
41
31%
53%
*152%
32%
152%
71
11%
X71
711%
40
151'%
29%
20
Mar 16
11%
11%
*70
7%
Butler
53%
*
153i/4
28%
19
86
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
54%
53%
1,200
29%
12% Jan
79
40%
31%
32
32
*153
74,600
25%
29%
•119% Jan
7
25%
200
n
25%
58%
Bulov.a Watch Co Inc_T
29
15
25%
30
Bullard Co iiew
13% Jan
%
25%
28%
10
38% Jan
n
25%
30%
11% Feb
j
%
25%
30
118% Jan
11% Jan
IS
25%
9,600
4,600
18%
9
36% Feb
119
23
3
16
*114V2
118
65%
18%
Mar
15% Feb
12%
72
18
*114
%
153%
40%
118
*113
%
11%
*911%
23
Dec
11% Sep 30
115
93%
~25
3%%
July 15
95
93%
651/4
39%
7%
27
15
5
*92
1,300
10"
100
39
17% Feb
20%
—.100
32V4Feb
1
15% Jan
*19%
93.%
Feb
13% Sep
20'/4
64
Budd
67
20
38%
29
4
6,900
21
65V4
29
Jan
25%
39%
76% Jan
83
*900
11
25%
39
12% Jan
3
*10%
25%
64V2
6
80% Feb
30
11
25%
66
4
7
*10%
-
39%
Jan
91 % Jan
*30
11
39%
27
10
.*20%
30%
30%
40
26%
65
*91'%
11% Jan
Jun
1,500
83 y4
11%
74
74
15%
*8i y4
11%
83% Feb
Jan
15%
83 y4
72% Dec
12% Feb
15%
11%
24%
»
*151%
*81%
Bucyrus-Erie
13
500
15
15
11%
ii
11
370
102
83 %
Feb
11
111
102
102 %
11%
25
10% Jan
41%
"110
1021/4
*311/4
12
37% Jan
1,600
41%
110
.110
11%
Jan
25% Jan
41%
41%
41%
15%
22
2
41%
130
83%
28% May, 20
16% Mar 25
Jan
2,600
11%
Sep 14
10% Sep 15
17
10%
*101/2
15%
141/4
31% N0V I6
43 y4 Mar
2
10%
*81%
Brown
29-
10%
15%
Brunswick-Bulke-Collender—No par
22
10%
100
15'.8
19
~~2
10%
110
27
17% Jan
10%
102%
Jan
10% Dec
10%
I
102%
15
35% JUn
1,900 '
29%
57%
RR—
Bearing
Airways Inc
Forge
22
18%
*.
Roller
Buffalo
21%
110
15
5
22
42
13% Jan
32% Feb
21%
102%
22% Mar 17
18
21
23
—
preferred
21%
21%
28 34
$5
371/2
112
Feb
>
12%
37%
42
J«n; 15
6
2,700
12%
37%
102 %
64
3
50
49%
131/«
37%
*
*
13 y8
i
50%
*12%
13'%
38
*110
13
20 y4
50
*12%
*371/2
,
38
\ *37%
21 %
42%
Jan
5
49%
13%
100
50
49%
70
,
18 »/2
*69
17%
preferred
Bridgeport
4,200
*17%
70
23
:
Co
Common
5%
41%
18%
70
17%
15
Marne
41%
'*181/4
70
22%
Inc—.1.25
3%%> preferred,
Boston
41%
.
18%
*69
17'%
Borg-Warner Corp common
♦
41%
41%
*17%
22%
(The)
Boston Edison
-41%
18%
69
18
Inc.—
Borden
42%
23
;_5
Class B
Bond
21,600
17%
;
Book-of-thc-Monlli
5
20%
.".No par
'No pur
Co
12% Jan 11
25
19%
23
8c Brass Corp
61% Jan
4
58% Jan
20%
1—7.50
Bon Ami Co class A—
14
20 ■/„
1
8
3
Airplane
20%
2,300
1
2.50
Co—
in Laughlin Inc
Blockson Chemical Co
Alumiuin
19%
110%
25%
No pur
(Delaware)—
10
13,300
102%
42
*70
Blaw«Knox
Boeing
21%
10%
54%
Decker Mfg Co.
9,000
8%
102
*153
81
49%
8%
110
100
29 % Mar 18
23 Ya Mar
6% Dec
11
,
10%
Carpet (Del) coin.5
pfd series of 1951—'
100
4%%
48%
8%
•
21%
32%
;
5
48%
8%
20%
*12%
13 %
25%
7%
5
47%
8%
49%
51%
38
54%
*.
(Del)
Bliss
16
8
50 y4
*37%
5
5
47%
3%
69
70
*12%
5
5
46%
9
*18
18%
*69
32 %
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford
Jan
Oct
41%
42 •%
42
*18%
1
Foods
4
82% Jan
9% Dec 31
19%
1
&
4
Jan
10
12
63
20%
5
com—No pur
Co
Best
30'% Jan
16
46%
8%
20
-
93
May 21
Sep 14
50
„
22% Mar 13
1
4%
46 %
9 %
4%
46%
Inc
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
26% Feb
15
16
Mar 16
35
4%
47%
9
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)-'No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
J3
Baltimore & Ohio common.
100
4% noncuniulatlve preferred—100
Bangor 81 Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5% preferred _j—100
Barber Oil Corp—,,
10
Barker Brothers common
10
4%% preferred
50
Bath Iron Works Corp
JO
Bayuk Cigars Inc
*.Nopar
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
3%% eonv prior preferred—100
4»/2% preferred
j—100
Beaunlt Mills Inc.
2.50
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%%> pfd
100
Beech Aircraft C'orp
1
1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
——10
(T)
Babbitt
1
500
91/4
9%
3,200
31
31%
31%
32
31%
32»4
6,700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
r
Volume 179
Number 5301'
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(835)~ 15
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
34% Jan
39 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
103 % July 20
.
10
Sep
14
34% Jan
2
107
Dec
49
Jan
48% Dec
9
NEW
Highest
Jan.
5
40% Jan,"
113% Mar 19
45
6
16
40% Jan
14
STOCK1
YORK
10
Carolina
7
Carpenter Steel Co
8
Carrier
54% Feb
&■
Power
Light
24
14% Mar 27
13
Jan
7
13% Feb
12
Carriers
16
25
Jan
5
15
Jan
4
17% Jan
20
Case
111% Dec 24
143
Jan
9
113
Jan
4
Feb
16
65% Jan
2
44% Feb
17
50% Jan
5
7% preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
18% Dec 29
104
Dec
24
65% Dec
24
126
Feb
24
102% Feb
12
103% Jan
6
19% Jan
11
21% Jan
26
133% Jan
2
107% Jan.
4
115% Jan
26
5
20
6
20% Feb
4
7% Feb 26
3
Central
97
Jun
12
110
Jan
17% Jun 24
20% Mar
14% Sep
14% Sep
28% Feb
14
Celotex
Corp
Central
32% Jan
12
2
71% Jan
12
5%
4
13% Feb
19
Central
Central
2
24
19
108% Feb
15
8
21% Jan
29
15% Jan,
•
105% Jan
19% Jan
6
7
18% Feb
8
Georgia
20V4
20%
31,300
113
70
73
72%
72%
3,300
18%
18'A
18%
3,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
163/4
18%
*16%
5
16%
16%
20%
16%
20%
*20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
5%
20%
20%
20%
5%
1,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*53/4
5%
1,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27
27
67
3/a
67
1,400
67
67
67
*66
67%
67
67
12%
13
1,000
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
41
13%
13%
9,000
41%
41
41
40%
40 3/4
41'/a
41
41%
2,500
108%
'108
Co
Ry__
Light
preferred
No par
100
*
common
*66
500
108%
108%
*107%
108%
108%
108 3/4
Illinois Public Service
40%
*1073/4
_10
1083/4
90
20%
20%
x20 %
20%
20%
Central RR Co of N J class A
20%
203/8
50
20%
203/8
20%
*16%
4,800
17%
17
17%
17
17
17
17
16%
16%
700
173/4
*17
4%%
100
—
Central
14
,28% Feb
25
15% Jan
17% Jan
29
Class
B
10
<23% Dec
10
23% Jan
25
Feb
5
Central
&
30
17% Mar 16
10% Jan
20
Central
Violeta
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
6% Feb
11% Jan
7% Jan
18
Century Ribbon Mills
19% Oct
13
38% Jan
5
20% Jan
22% Jan
14
Cerro
11% Sep
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
15
Feb
12
Certain-Teed
30
15
37
33% Jan
35 % Jan
27
Chain
3
72%
400
19
Gas & Elec__No pax-
18% Jun
Feb
*113
73
102%
16%
preferred series B
10% Dec
Sep
20%
114%
72%
20
18,000
18%
Co
Illinois
19
20%
*113
72%
5,300
46%
1
Sugar
Hudson
of
21%
114%
72%
153/4
20
Foundry
66 % Feb
20%
*113
73%
500
3,600
No par
common
5%
12% Jan
73
113
128
112%
20% July 27
41% Feb
46
21%
114%
15
8
15%
*126
46
20%
19
38% Jan
15%
126
21%
4% Sep
42% Mar 25
153/4
126
113%
19% Feb
19
15%
128
113%
preferred
Central Aguirre
Feb
15%
*126
*102%
16
27
15%
126
1023/4
16% Feb
•
153A
126
1023/4
11
30
16Vb
126
102%
15% Jan
22
3,300
21%
—
Celanese Corp of
16% Mar 18
Mar 27
13,300
133/4
13%
*102%
9
13
533A
133/4
13%
102%
27
73% Jan
53%
13%
52%
133/4
102%
Feb
40% Jan
533/4
13%
53%
13%
102%
Jan
15
11% July 14
35% Jun 16
100
53%
52%
13%
102%
19
26% Dec 31
41%
100
Preferred-4.20%"
74
.59% Sep
*41%
45%
4
Feb
41%
45%
4
6
41%
44%
Jan
4
413A
*41%
45%
16
Jan,
413/a
41%
112%
45%
67% Jan*
4% Jan
4-1%
*41
113
46%
19% Mar 25
Jan
40%
45%
15% Sep
2
15% Oct 30
98
*112%
413/8
54%
16
Shares
112%
41
10
common
the Week
111
13%
*124
Feb. 19
413/4
413/4
53%
100
Friday
Feb1. 18
111%
42%
12.50
Sales for
Thursday
41
42
53%
•
PRICES
Feb. 17
*41%
1
Co common
111%
SALE
Wednesday
Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
14
38% Jan
(J I)
Corp
111%
42
It)
Corp
&
General
Sep
HIGH
Feb. 16
110%
No par
5
Sep
Tuesday
Feb. 15
>
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
26
43% Jan
4
Feb
14 %
105
Monday
Par
42% Jan
5
46% Jan
113
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
12 %
45% Sep 21
96% Jun 23
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
de
—50
South
Pasco
Belt
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
5
24%
17%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243A
24%
24%
9.50
*10%
11%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
*103/8
No par
10%
*6%
*6%
7%
*6%
5
West
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
14%
15
14%
14%
143/8
14%
35
35
35
35
35
35
Corp
Sugar
Co.
Corp
Products
Corp
Co
10
7
*6%
7
21%
,
*16%
24
*103/8
7
*6%
21%
21%
14%
14%
14%
*343A
35 %
*343/4
17%
24%
10,200
10%
500
7
21%
3,300
14%
5,900
35
400
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26% Jun
16
34% Dec
3
Jan
11
36
92% Jun
22
103% Jan
30
98% Jan
5
104
7% Mar 27
4% Feb
2
25% Jan
5
28% Jan
4% Sep 15
25% Dec 31
31% Feb
32% Sep
33
4
Feb
12
Feb
16
5% Feb
19
Checker
27
15
41% Feb
2
33% Jan
4
36% Feb
Jun
3
85% Oct
27
84 % Jan
13
87'A Feb
Sep
$4.50
12
12
Common
15
80
15
23% Mar 13
14
Jan
4
18% Feb
26% Mar 17
23% Feb
3
25% Feb
15
21% Mar 24
18% Jan
5
22% Feb
19
17
7
26% Jan
5
18% Jan
4
22% Feb
6
34% Jan
21
27 % Jan
4
30% Feb
16
19
15% Feb
8
Oct
27% Oct
12
Sep
5% Dec
14
18
Jan
31
10
Jan
13
6
Feb
7
•
preferred
3%%
5
Aug 31
17% Jun 16
21
Cab
convertible
173/4
18
17%
17%
24%
25
25%
*243/4
20%
21%
21%
22 %
21%
22%
4
21%
213/4
21
21 %
*20 %
203/8
21%
21 %
20%
21
30%
303/e
30%
30%
30%
30 3/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,800
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13
4,700
30
21% May 21
44% Aug
6
62% Mar 19
10% Jan
11
12 % Feb
Chic
29% Feb
17
34% Feb
45% Jan
4
51% Feb
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
68
Chic
63
Jan
5
62% Jan
11
68% Feb
92
Jan
4
97% Feb
17
5%
12
Chicago
7
8% Jan
18
8-/4 Jan
11
11% Jan
5
13% Feb
10
1% Jan
4
6% Oct
13
13% Feb
13
7% Jan'
Dec
29
39
Jan
5
21
58% Dec
29
96% Jan
2
3
$3
convertible
303A Dec
2
28% Jan
31
152
80
Oct
Feb
78
9
C
"5
City
14
17
3
15
Jan
4
15% Jan
9
74
Jan
27
77% Jan
20
443/4 Jan
6
33% Jan
4
373/4 Feb
8
Feb
4
10
90
30
July 14
180
—
-
—
33% Feb
4
200
Feb
15-
Investing
Co
.
,
Equipment
6 6 3A
3
3
*10
59
1
21%
21%
10%
*22
10%
10
12%
4,300
27,700
3,300
r
69
*65
67
•
9
67%
7,000
*96%
98%
97%
1,000
*8%
3
300
8%
12%
12%
3
69
66%
12%
3
400
3
5,200
*10
10%
10
10
*9%
10 3/a
23%
*22
23%
21
22
*21%
22%
140
595/8
x57%
58
57%
58 %
57%
58'A
83,200
21%
10,300
Co
21%
56
32'A
31%
10
31i%
31%
83%
81%
11
20%
103
100
♦100%
33%
32 3/8
33%
31%
2,900
31%
31%
31%
16,300
11
11%
*100"
31%
823A
10,000
11
11%
2,800
*100
831/4
1023/4
821/4
11%
1023/4'
'
313/4
313A
313/4
4,100
*15%
153/4
76%
*85%
543/e
.
37
94
*
v—.
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
*15%
15%
*76%
76%
76
76%
76%
76%
75%
75%
160
35%
*15%
200
170
1031%
54
82
32%
100
*102%
55
31%
102%
"
21
21%
103
541/2
-
83 3/a
11%
102%
36%
*176""
Co com
31%
103A
*76 %
.
54%
*100%
11%
32%
-
1023A
533/a
1023/4
103A
*100
new
21%
IO21/2
813/4
84%
83%'
5
21%
102%
55V4
31%
1023A
21%
102%
54%
*1023A
x55%
'
lioncumulative preferred—100
5%
*65
13
2%
61%
No par
common
C C C & St!Louis Ry
19
*8%
*123A
23
preferred
100
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Ca^pommon
5
4%% convertible preferred
199
Clark
8%
12%
3
59
5 % %
15
83% Feb
,
Financial
16
Jan
8%
12%
3
23
•
Corp
Cities Service CO——.:
104
8%
*10%
100
113/8 Feb
5
27% Jan
:
preferred
86% Feb
4"
2 or
68
6%
Electric—
&,
323/a Feb
28 !
Nov
Gas
Common
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_
Jan
*65
13%
3
25
3
Jan-
70
*65
69
25
58% Feb
9% Jan
102
Co
Copper
T
483A
*8 3/a
25
Jan' 12
""
9
preferred
6
I
493A
*12%
l
11
11
11%
X29%
50%
*65
.Jo
common
5%.,». convertible
4%
11%
33%
49%
49%
preference—No par
Jan
28
172
49%
103% Feb
5
Mar 24
30
49
4
33% Mar
5
11%
29%
49%
11%
32%
*8%
22
16
Aug
11%
30%
49%
Chrysler Corp
24% Jun
72 3/4 Dec
11%
293A
12%
34%
83/4
Chile
47
14% Dec
11%
30;
Cliickasha Cotton Oil
5
4
15
11%
49%
11%'
33%
100
*96%
6
Dec
26% Dec
No par
com_No par
97%
Jan
55
2
com
97%
Jan
22
12
54,300
9 6 5/8
63
35% Jan
Jan
12,900
39
96 %
Cincinnati
14% Jan
11%
38%
96%
24
20% Feb' 18
95% Jan
11%
39%
96%
1
97% Jan
102
11%
38%
preferred series A
]()()
Yellow Cab
No par
5
7
6
11%
39%
67,
Feb
2
9% Sep 15
Jun 10
12
65%
56% Feb
Jan
70% Oct1
900
11%
383/8
673A
11
102
95
6%
11%
39%
66 3A
Co
6%
11%
x38%
68%
10% Feb
19
6%
65A
12
45
67%
5
25
6 5/8
700
11 3/4
No par
18
17% Jun
6%
%
1,400
43%
conv
Chllds
6
6%
2,400
55,900
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
9
6%
xl3
18
25
No par
Pac
&
noneum
Western
Jan
91% Jun
22% Dec
Paul
A
& North
82% Mar 19
Feb
No par
St
series
17%
pfd
—
Milw
5%
76% May 27
9% Jan
22
Class B
9
95
3% Feb
•
,
10% Dec
14% Feb
300
24%
11
18
24,200
90
21%
26
1% Dec
500
35%
35%
*86%
18
12% Feb
7% Oct 13
3/4
90
25%
46% Jan
10% Sep 22
35
28%
21'
4
12
*86
310
*27%
28
5,400
17%
19
89% Jun 25
35%
90
700
5%
25%
5% Jan
Jan
35%
*86%
35%
104%
5%
18%
38% Feb
6
35%
36%
90
28
353/s
*104
5%
21%
10% Jan
Oct
*86%
28
35%
104
253/4
2
Aug 31
353A
86%
5%
18
6
59
36%
28
104
5%
21%
13
59
36%
86%
com__No par
A
22% Jan
6
28%
35%
104
5%
25%
Class
51% Jan
30% Dec 30
28 %
28%
35%
*103
53/a
40
Chicago & East ill UR
15
41% Oct
*28
35%
353A
104
5%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
5()
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
29
Feb
35%
103%
5%'
5%
preferred—.100
Dec
4
35%
103%
*102
No par
Manufacturing
1.25
Corp of Virginia—.5
40% Sep
10
*35%
Chesapeake
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
'
37%
35%
37.
37
36%
36%
3,200
200
*176
*85-%-
94
*176
200
*85%
t
X36%
*176
94
*85%
-
200
200
94
*85%
400
200
10
94
-
•<•■•,;
47% Jun
100
16
Jun
12
70 3/4 Dec
15
54% Nov
24
Jan
19
109%
42
18
Sep 16
25% Apr 15
43% Mar 20
11
19
2
Sep
6
3
78
Jan
2
107
Oct
9
874
Jan
7
5
4
34% Dec
21
Clevite Corporation
Jan;
11
Climax
Cleveland
4
Clinton
97% Jan
8
4%% cum
Clopay Corp
2% Jan
14
Jan
4
35% Feb
15
132% Jan
Dec
29
125% Feb
20
12
Jan
892
136
Feb
94
Feb
122
Jan
20
42% Jan
20
Dec
17
38% Dec 23
47% Jan
2
38 3/4 Jan
7
80
Jun
8
90
Nov
5
863/4 Jan
4
13
Dec
31
243/4 Feb
27
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
Coca-Cola
16% Jan
43
Dec
23
66% Mar 24
42
Feb
Dec
22
67
50
Jan
29
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
8
50% Dec
2
481
Jan
41% Feb
50% Dec
9
41% Feb
15
Jan
5
12% Jan
29
22% Dec
24
193/4 Jan
6
63% Dec
15
68 % Jan
38% Jan
38% Jan
12% Dec;
11% Jan
59% Mar
9-
7
Mar 24
Internat'l
Colorado & Southern
48% Jan
6
11
12
233% Feb
18
38% Sep
11
48 % Dec
8
44
Jan
14
51% Feb
19
Combustion
Engineering
Sep
18
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
39% Feb
11
Commercial
Credit
16
Sep
32% Jun
15
22% Jan
2
16'A Jan
11
183/a Jan
27
Commercial
I7
37% Dec
2
36% Jan
39% Jan
22
Commonwealth Edison
32% Jun
17
373% Dec
7
36% Jan
39% Jan
22
.32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
363A Jan
39% Jan
5% Dec
29
21% Dec
29
25
$1.32
-
$1.40
Jan
29
Conde
&
Southern
conv
Nast
Cone
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nairn
22% Jan
4
18
Dec
30
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
Mills
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
73/a Jan
4
8% Jan
6
343A Jun
10
42 3/a Dec
11
40% Jan
4
44% Feb
5
103 % Jun
2
109% Jan
5
7
109'A Feb
17
108,
Jan
Ex
stock
10
28
Jan
5
15
110% Jan
7
107
Jan
7
112
Feb
1
Preferred
lo
102
Mar 26
98
Jan
7
103
Feb
9
Preferred 4%
12% Dec
11
Jan
48% Jun
Elec
4%%
5% Jan
6% Jan 20
Consolidated
Retail Stores
8
Dec
29
10% Jan
6
8
8% Feb
I5
Consolidated
Textile
21% Feb
15
Consolidated
Vultee
38% Jan
40% Feb
9
8
1053/4 Jan
109"% Feb
11
$4.50
99% JUn
18
1083/8 Feb
5
106% Jan
109-% Feb
18
$4.52
Jan
30
42 3/a Jan
47% Feb
19
102% Feb
11
101% Jan
25% May 21
953A Jun
4
90% Jan
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
973/8 Jan
8
96
Jan
21
6
128
Jan
21
134 % Feb
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
133
Foy. footnotes
Nov
see
page
24.
Cuba G%
Consumers Power Co
45%
453/a
46
46
46 3A
46%
473/a
x453A
46
45
46
46
46%
46%
47%
1,700
13%
14
13%
133/4
13%
13%
63,600
20%
20%
23,
22V2
233/8
22%
23%
19,900
Jan
15
23
Jan
19
93
Feb
4
58% Feb
17
99% Feb
5
$3.75
19
$4.25
4%
4,700
73
75
79
81
89
82%
85%
81%
84
2,090
44
42%
43%
42
43
423A
43
42%
43
4,200
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
49
49%
49
49
48%
49
491/4
49%
493A
513/8
5,000
38%
391/8
38%
39 Vb
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
14,200
17%
6,200
17
173/a
17%
17%
173/a
11,700
38%
39
38'%
38%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
13,500
38%
38 3/4
38%
38%
38%
38V2
38V2
38%
3 8'A
38%
2,000
17
25
17%
38% -39
17%
17%
1,000
23
231/a
23
23'/a
X22%
223/4
3,600
22%
22 3/8
22%
22%
22 3/a
22 3/a
22 3/8
22%
22%
22%
3,100
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
7%
preferred
preferred
108%
Can
1103A
103
Co
conv
2nd
12%
1.33%
*12%
5
15
57
100
Inc
Inc
*21%
7%
73A
41%
42%
41%
109
109
109
1,400
7%
7%
42
42
108%
109 %
600
4,600
7%
7%
423/8
42%
42%
13,300
1091/s
108%
108%
1,900
8
:
common
No par
preferred—No
par,
57%
23i
*12 3/a
12%.
28
27%
28%
273A
109
109
1041
.
109
110
*103
104
•103
28
11,300
120
110
103%
10
1,500
12%
12%
12 3A
12%
12%
12%
♦12 3/a
12 3A
♦,12 3/a
123A
♦12%
123/4
56%
56%
55%
55 %
*21%
21%
21%
21%
5%
8%
6
53/4
53i
8%
8%
8%
8%
55%
*20
56'A
23
56%
♦20%
56%
4,700
•
23
100
5%
5%
5%
5%
500
8%
8%
8%
8%
2.100
20%
41,700
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40'A
40%
40%
40%
11,600
109%
108%
109 %
109
109%
1033/4
109%
108%
109%
1083A
108%
*108%
109%
108%
108 %
108%
1093/a
109 3/b
109%
310
3/4
45%
45%
46 3A
46 3/a
46%
47%
5,500
102%
102 %
*101%
102%
♦101%
102%
150
223/8
22%
223A
2,500
97
9 6 3/a
96%
440
40%
45%
3 0
No par
20
12%
12%
*53/4
21
—No par
par
*103
109
1
No par
com
109'
103%
8%
10c
Aircraft
.
28%
109 %
12%
13
27%
27%
109%
*103
6
1
*102
100
Inc
28%
28
No par
preferred
108%
103
pfd—
.•
preferred..
42%
110
preferred
Continental
73/4
8
421/4
100
Continental Baking Co cum__No
$5.50
-
210
23
Container Corp of America com
103
,
x45%
390
900
52
23
Consol RR of
20% Jan
46 3A
46%
*51'
23%
26
2
52
-
55
23%
12
18% Jan
6
18% Jan
52
*52
55
1
63A
25
54
5
89% Sep 23
45% Jan 13
52%
No par
Corp
2
23
52%
17%
38%
57% Feb
Grocers
Jan
Jun
52%
52
100
10% Jan
93
55
17%
63A
series B
38% Jan
45
46%;
55
38%
series C
58
17
46%
55
Light &
16
Jun
47,
54%
*21%
231
36
17%
47
55%
63A
Laundries Corp.—
Consolidated Natural Gas
17% Jan
16%
47%
38 3A
Consolidated
2
17%
463A
17%
47%
6%
21
3
70
*54%
17%
17
383A
13% Jan
22% Feb
17%
*45%
5,800
2,100
12,100
6%
11
40 3A Nov
14%
38%
12 3/a Feb
1093/s Jan
92
14%
63A
27
19
413/a
91
14
*38%
13% Apr
23
40
92
6%
5
15
14
38 34
Consolidated
Jun
*903A
*6%
6
15% Sep
14
38%
13 Ve Jan
99
92
133/4
No par
Power Co of Bait com
35% Apr
*925
413/8
6%
4
Jan
*903A
1,600
383A
123A Jan
Jan
-
14%
40%
40
500
93%
6%
24
1
92,
40%
136
120
38%
163A Apr
7
14
93%
120
25
16
Jan
*903A
■
1353/4
,
93%
120
*925
-
40%
137
No par
Inc
14
Sep
14%
93%
120
10
5% Dec
-17
92
1193/4
*925
41
*135%
93%
1193/4
70%
.
JUn
If
40%
137
*92%
2,700
_25
com
.
Gas
Jun
28% Feb
*135%
93%'
1203/a
390
1,900
35%
27 3/8
Consolidated. Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison of N Y com
No par
$5 preferred
No par
91
8
136 %
92
1193/4
35
2 3/a
Cigar Corp—
100
26% Jan
*134%
2%
43%
distribution.
Consolidated
.23% Jun
35%
35%
*925
17%
No par
Co
Corp
Consolidated
12
35%
35%
41
13%
10
Publishing Co
27
21% Jan
35%
351/4
93
*91
Inc.No par
Co
preferred
preferred
233A Jan
15
2 3/a
121
40%
Elec—5
Solvents
21% Jan
24% Jan
Ohio
convertible
27
28
2 3/a
'925
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
Co
No par
27% Jan
203/e Oct
2 3/a
*23/a
19%
31
7
2%
2%
203/8
Columbus
Jan
6,700
94
135
*92
Columbian Carbon
6
243/4
94
20
19
3
16,000
24%
95
141/8
17
Mar
40 3/4
25%
13%
27
8
40%
2434
14%
Feb
Feb
39%
*933/4
13%
28
40%
10
393A
46
45% Jan
89
4
4,700
94%
46 %
11
213/4
253/a
52
11
-
21%
21%
39%
473/a
41% Jan
21%
22
25
56
26% Jan
29
433A
94
473/a
513/4 Mar 17
15
*43%
25%
933/4
2%
55
27 3A Dec
Sep
213A
43%
93
100
2
37
"23% July
160
*43
243A
Class B
r.
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common—No par
6
48% Jan
'
75
108%
39
100
4%
16,
14% Feb
135
120%
No par
5,600
'
*73'/a
433A
*43
353/4
35%
No par
56
107%
733A
40
2%'
No par
Ry com
noncmniilaliveMst pfdl
lioncumulative 2nd pfd
40%
53%
1073/4
25%
1
4%
100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
15"
4
preferred..
213/4
56"
1073A
*73%
94%
3A
25
com_—No Par
16
$3.50
21%
55%
56
108%
73
73
21%
94%
100
Corp—No par
Co
26
52% Feb
39
1
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron—
Feb
21%
No par
6
56
3
43%
No par
12
2
•
*43
(The)
Colgate-Palmolive
'
19
433A
preferred:.
18% Jan
47"% Feb
2
49
47
*43
common
Feb
92
4
74.
stock__50
4%
'14% Jan
12% Jan'20
*73
1*
.Coca-Cola Co
55%
1073A
75
—
10
4
89
Inc
55^4
1083/4
*73
1
conv
1083A
gtd—50
7%
Cluelt Peabody & Co coin——No par
7% ' prelen'ed
".
joo
4% cumulative 2nd preferred—100
19
6
111% Jan-
Foods
55%
♦108%
56
55%
108-%
Molybdenum
29'A Jan
19
RR
Special guaranteed
19
2% Feb
com.No par
No par
Pitts
&
16
34
July 24
89
27
Elec Illuminating
' $4.50 preferred
Feb
93
Feb
136
37
26
73
Cleve
24% Feb
9
97% Nov 25
14
28% Apr
128% Sep
29% Oct
12
40% Feb
18% Jan-
Sep 21
Feb
23 % Jan
Jan
10
27
42% Jan
70 3/4 Jan
443/B Mar 19
33% Sep
223A Jan
56% Feb
1083/4 Jan
.Jan-
Mar 23
75
41
89% Jun 12
53% Jan107
.
22%
97%
57%
*97
133
21%
46
20%
21%
46
203/e
40%
21 %
203A
*101%
102%
22%
22%
22'a
22 3/8
22 »/a
22 3/a
973/4
97%
973A
97
97%
*96V2
103 %
58%
58
99%
*97
133
132%
58%
99
132 3a
58
*97
133%
58%
58%
983A
*97
133 '/a
*133
21
53%
983A
136
20%
47
X57%
98
133%
640
58
12,300
98
134%
100
.
,
550
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(836)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year J953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Feb. J 5
Feb. 16
l»«r
.
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Continued—Page 4
STOCK8
Range for Previous
.
HIGH
8ALK PRICE8
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 17
•
the Week
Friday
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Shares
•
772 Sep
15
10% Mar 17
7% Feb
2
8% Jan
20
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
18% Feb
12
19 % Jan
14
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
12% Feb
11
16
82% Jan
7
72
Feb
15
7774 Jan
18
Continental
Insurance
7% Jan
4
8% Jan
21
Continental
Motors
Continental
Oil
67
Jun
Vk Sep
14
48% Oct
13
62% Jan
15»/4 Sep
15
22
11% Mar 25
52
Jan
4
61% Feb
10
15% Jan
4
17% Feb
5
20
5
Mar 18
Sep
14
28 % Mar
Jan
4
227e Jan
26
19% Sep
21
26% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
247s Jan
18
19% Sep. 15
27 7» Feb
2
20 Va Jan
4
227s Jan
27
49
Jan
12
Jan
6
•
52
Jan
28
43% Dec
30
557/s Jan
30
Jan
7
47% Feb
Va Sep
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
29 Va Feb
18
58
Jun
18
68% Jan
15
61
Jan
8
63% Feb
9
70
Apr
1
93% Sep 14
93% Sep 15
90% Dec
21
87% Jan
12
9374 Jan
25
96% Jan
19
957e Jan
8
98 % Feb
67% Feb
161
6
Mar 31"
15% Dec
3 %
Sep
52
6
29
Jun
78
Nov
5
Corn
5
7%
Jan
4
18 74 Jan
11
Cosden
4
74 Feb
17
Coty
Coty
International
4
1% Feb
1
4
327a Jan
27
4
98
Feb
27% Mar 12
26% Jan
4
27 72 Jan
21
15% Mar
11
4
13 74 Feb
3
Cum
17
2
10% Dec
29
28
Jun
10
26% Jun
16
34"% Jan
1 Va Jan
2
Jan
29% Jan
15
4
32
Feb
17
343/4 Jan
4
3972 Feb
11
Jan
16
101% Jan
4
10274 Jan
6
2174 Jan
11
24 7» Jan
29
Petroleum
8%
59%
17 74
22
22
*213/4
22
22
23 7«
23 7b
X23 7b
23 74
23%
23%
22%
223/4
227a
22%
22%
22%
convertible
non-cum
Feb
3
*493/fe
46%
•4674
2974
287b
29
637a
62 74
63
61 7b
6274
61 7b
627b
61 7b
62
92%
923/4
92
927a
5
Cuneo
21
34% Jan
29
28 74 Jan
3074 Feb
12
Cunningham
5% Sep
93% Dec
15
87a Apr
2
7 74 Feb
8 7b Jan
15
Curtis
31
100% Jul 28
93
Je-n
14
$7
49% Sep
6% Sep
21
57% Feb
4
5472 Jan
577s Feb
11
Prior
15
9% Feb
2
23% Sep
18
131
9
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134'
Jan
7
31% Sep
15
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
2974 Sep
15
407a Mar 25
8372 Dec
22
92
4
Dec
Jan
3072 Jan
13% Aug 20
313/4 Jun 19
40
49
57
14 74 May
136
1774
13% Feb
11
pfd
14 7a Jan
6
474
177b
723/4
4,400
177
177b
17%
47b
130
18
10,100
4 78
4
7a
474
1,900
*1%
1%
303/a
30%
97
98
*27
27%
*27
2774
277b
27 7a
27 7b
277b
27
2774
400
12 3/4
12%
127a
123/4
12 7b
12%
123/4
2,900
1274
127b
307B
307b
397b
3972
*102
1023/4
2372
3074
1272
30
30%
39 7s
102
.
♦167b
30 7b
1,700
3974
39 7b
3974
7,100
1023/4
30
•1017a
102 72
170
23%
233/4
23
2378
23 7s
23 74
2,600
77%
7774
77
777b
76%
7674
1,300
16%
16%
133/8
200
127a
17
127b
♦170
12%
200
57B
*5472
56
9s/s
*93/b
9
Inc—2.50
297s
2978
297b
*170
6
55V2
6
77a
*97%
56
874
87a
267b
2674
136
*
*297a
77a
'
57b
73/B
8%
267a
267s
26%
*134
3072
*29%
73/b
9
*98
553/4
5674
3%
26%
200
7%
8,400
997a
263/8
26%
140
*134
70
57
1,100
83/4
45,300
26 7a
2,600
140
44 7,
45
1
333/4
34
33 74
33 74
32%
33
337a
A— —100
87 74
87 74
87 74
87 74
*8774
89
*87 74
4%
*472
4%
*472
4%
*4 72
14 7a
*133/4
14 7a
*133/4
14 7«
*133/4
20
4%
14 7a
Dana
Corp common—
33/4%
preferred series
100
1,500
293/4
8%
*134
3,100
,
74
7%
77a
98
87s
267a
57a
56
98
140
2,700
5%
*54
56
553/4
•
720
123/4
9%
87b
140
57b
187s
200
9%
77a
5^%
9
123/4
*2972
99
*553/4
173/4
*170
9%
30
♦98
18
123/4
200
53/4
*54
93/a
56 74
83/4
*134
123/4
*170
56
98
.
18
123/4
V. 9%
29%
98-
57
177b
200
5%
*54
7a
7%
7%
98
57
136
30 7b
387b
•1017a
7774
57b
1
30
397a
1027b
39
23 74
972
10o
30
700
77 74
55%
No par
800
5,800
987a
23 74
—10
pfd
1%
303/a
*957a
7774
17
137b
*170
1
13/b
30%
98%
235/s
*7774
1
13/b
30%
1013/4
3974
102
5
1%
297b
1%
30 7b
♦96
Davega Stores Corp common—-2.50
5%
convertible preferred—
20
5
14 7a
45 7a
4%,
5
*133/4
-
4474
*13%
44
443/4
447b
467a
46
4674
33%
3374
89
*87 Va
6,400
333/a
1,700
89
.20
Mar 16
52 3/4 Jan
4
547/a Feb
5
13% Jan
19
Daystrom
10
12 3/a
12%
12 74
12 74
12 74
12 74
12 3/a
3974 Feb
15
Dayton Power & Light common
7
Preferred 3.75% series A
—100
397a
39 74
383/4
39
383/4
397a
38%
39
*92 7a
93 72
93 74
9374
93 74
9372
*9272
93%
93
93 72
80
9372
93V2
*92 72
94 7z
*927a
947a
♦93
94
93
93 7.
190
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
16 3/a Jan
29
16
3974 Dec
17
117a Jan
4
373/4 Jan
13
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
5
83
Apr 28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
86
Jun
9772 Feb
11
23% Feb
94
Feb
4
13
9472 Feb
8
99
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
1
Preferred 4.60% series A
—80
Inc
Preferred
—
3.75%
Beries B
943/4 Jan
11
2
173/4 Feb
19
19 3/8 Jan
26
Dayton
127a May 14
4772 Jan
5
9% Feb
17
103/4 Jan
14
Decca
353/a Jan
11
Feb
10
303/a Jan
2472 Jan
4
29 3/a Jan
26
Deere
32% Jan
4
33% Feb
407a Sep
103/a Oct
21
52% Feb
2
433/4 Jan
4
46%. Feb
8
13
15 3/a Jan
30
12 74 Jan
4
15 7b Feb
15
233/4 Jun
16
273/4 Dec
21
27% Jan
4
293/4 Feb
5
—100
Deep Rock Oil Corp
2374 Sep 15
283/4 Jun 18
33% Jan
2
5
•
46
Feb
Preferred 3.90%
11
5
Rubber
&
Co
series C
_100
54%
*54
72'
39%
397a
39 3/8
39
39 7a
54%
5474
54%
54
54
12 74
39
39
1,200
1
54V2
600
!
12 7a
12%
2,200
38%
39 74
2,700
*53%
72
99
99
18 74
18%
9%
10 7a
93/4
10
9%
4572
44 74
45
43%
45
443/4
45
44 74
443/4
273/4
23
273/,
283/4
2872
28%
28 74
28%
*323/4
45
3/a
27%
18 74
18
17%
17%
18
93/4
9%
18
99
50
173/4
18
5,900
9%
9%
10
20,000
33%
33
33
33
3374
33%
*33 74
33%
—100
453/4
453/4
4574
4574
45
453/4
453/4
46
4574
453/4
14%
15 7a
14%
14%
14%
15 7a
14%
15 7b
143/4
14%
41,600
.13.50
29 74
29 7a
29'/4
29 74
29 74
29 3/8
29 7b
29 7B
29 7s
29%
1,300
55'ADec 29
60
9
55% Jan
12
817a Apr
15% Oct
99
Aug
4
243/a Mar 23
933/4 Jan
14
16 3/4 Jan
4
307/a Dec
247a Jan
16
Dec
14
28% Jan
11
14
Mar
2
63/4 Mar 17
272 Jan
4
972 Dec 29
16% Mar 25
9 3/4 Feb
16
61
July 24
2% Dec
63 72 Feb
11
993/b Feb
15
18 3/4
Feb
30 7b Feb
9
11
64
Esr.j
ctfs for common
i w
61%
62%
60%
61%
60 74'
62
99 7b.
993/8
9 8 3/4
983/4
9874
9874
18 7s
177a
18 7B
173/4
18
Jan
29
100
new
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
Detroit
10o
8
*33
*18
500
29%
293/4
29 72
29%
29%
293/4
29%
293/4
*64 72
677a
*64 7a
67 7a
*64%
6772
•647a
677a
2%
2%
2%
23/4
23/4
2 34
2%
23/4
23/4
1
2%
107/b Jan
7
19% Jun
Feb
10
18% Jan
19
De Vilbiss Co
I
183/a
18 3/8
18%
24% Mar 10
20% Jan
8
243/e Feb
18
Devoe
24
24 74
24
33
273/a Jan
2
7
2972 Jan
26
Diamond Alkali Co common.
-10
29
29
Sep 14
95 Va Jun
9
323/4 Jun 24
30
Jun 12
Mar 17
108
Jan
22
101
Jan
4
108 3/4 Feb
40% Feb
3
33% Jan
4
357/b Feb
9
343/4 Feb
13
33% Jan
12
34% Jan
28
10
4.40%
$1.50
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
127b Jan
8
11
Jan
11
113/4 Feb
10
25
293/4 Nov
2872 Jan
4
3174 Feb
4
13
Divco
1
Dixie
2
12
107a Jan
73/4 Sep
17
12
Nov
30
31% Jun
12
413A Dec
3
10
Sep 16
13% Dec 29
133/4 Feb
26
233/a Mar 10
873A Dec 17
1472 Jan
4
Jun
16
8
113/4 Jan
Jan
4
48
Feb
57
60
107» Feb
40
Jan
11
62
Feb
10% Jan
5
12 74 Feb
10
4
-16% Feb
1
79
Jan
11
107
Corp
1
Raynolds class A
Stores
Cup Co
Mines
Ltd
Feb
17
43% Jan
8
333/b Feb
2
387. Jan
4
Dow
1023/4 Jan
15
1003/4 Jan
4
102% Feb
8
36
15
24% Jan
5
I83/4 Jan
4
23%' Feb
2
19
833/4 Jan
14
7574 Jan
15
82
43
Feb
13
37
Jan
26
38 72 Jan
12
123/4 Jan
2
7
Jan
4
8 7a Jan
26
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
16
July 29
6% Dec 30
Feb
33/4%
Co
convertible
Pont
de
Nem
28 3/8
28%
287a
28%
283/*
2,000
11
107
Xl07
333/4
33%
*1174
♦106 %
117B
1174
..
.
♦106 3/a
107
107
600
333/4
3474
347*
3,200
1172
500
1174
u 3/8
11%
113/4
11 74
113/8
11%
u%
11%
113/B
2,400
2
30%
317B
30 3/B
31
303/a
303/4
3072
303/4
x3oy4
30 7a
9,800
10%
107a
*1074
10%
107*
1072
107a
♦107*
10 7a
600
45
447a
447a
1,200
50
No par
8
- 45%
*603/i
617a
12
12
15%
153/4
101
1027a
45
10%
*117a
113/8
11 3/8
45%
443/4
443/4
603/4
603/4
*593/4
6074
60
60 74
*59 7a
61
Xll%
113/4
*11%
113/4
11%
11%
*
11%
11%
400
15 74
15%
1574
153/a
1574
15%
15%
157a
5,700
45
101
105
102
107
10072
103
1037a
23,700
34%
33%
34 7*
41,600
1027a
•1017a
10272
200
23
233/a
20,000
81
81
•35
38
34 7#
343%
102%
1013/4
1013/4
50o
22%
22%
2274
223/4
22%
223/4
23 74
100
817a
817a
82
82
*79
81
•79
81
♦35
38
*35
38
•35
38
,
"
1
♦35
No par
8
38
1
8%
7%
8
7%
107%
227/»
7%
8
8
11
IHV2 Feb
5
Common
108%
109
X106 72
107%
107
12
8
108
1153/4 Jan
108 74
119 7a Feb
9
Preferred
•1187a
119 7a
*118 72
1197*
118%
119
Feb
No par
119
6
series
119
9474 Jan
$4.50
1
Preferred
series
97 72
977a
97 7a
97%
97%
97%
13
2974 Jan
27
—No par
9772
2874 Jan
$3.50
10
29 7b
29 Va
29
29 7b
28%
29 7b
28%
29
47
47
*463/4
4774
*46 3/4
47 74
5274
•52
527»
•52
4
42
Duquesne Light Co
com
Apr 27
47% Apr 23
48
Feb
10
Jan
6
52
Dec
9
50 y2 Jan
12
437a Jun
4
48% Jan
5
48 7b Jan
4
97s Jan
6
10% May 15
93/4 Jan
7
10 3/B Feb
18
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
207a Feb
15
Eagle-Plcher Co
45
48
Feb
5
$3.75
preferred
50
47
47 72
5274 Feb
3
$4.15
preferred
50
*52
52 74
49% Jan
12
17% Sep 18
233/4 Mar 11
187b Jan
12
22
28% Jan
8
227i Jan
4
25
Feb
13% Dec
1
4
18 7b Feb
4
Eastern
41% Jun
10% Jan
29
16
52% Feb
19
1567a Sep 30
3674 Sep 18
16% Jan
5
83
July
20 7b Jun
1
2
89
May 28
127a Sep 14
397a Sep 21
1% Dec
22
23% Dec 29
107a Oct
6
9 7b Jan
4
18
46% Jan
4
22
16572 Jan
7
30
37% Feb
18
403/4 Jan
6
Eaton
25% Mar 25
203/s Jan
4
217a Jan
6
Edison
473/4 Dec
169
Jan
4872 Jan
94
Feb
24% Dec
102
Feb
20
7
11
171
Feb
85% Feb
3
2274 Jan
19
25
Feb
19
4
102
Feb
19
100
Jan
86
Feb
17% Feb 24
13 74 Feb
16
14
Jan
5
40 7e Feb
11
43
Jan
20
172 Jan
4
1 % Jan
26
2474 Jan
Ekco
Inc
Co
preferred
38
2174
2172
877a
•85
*86
24%
877a
*85
243/a
24
24 72
10074
*100
3/a
lOOTt
24%
*100
87%
24%
105
•85
24%
*100
87 7a
24%
105
•86
24%
102
74
3,400
1,600
8772
?5
5,400
102
-
20
1%
13/4
1%
1%
l3/4
13/4
1%
13/4
/ l3/4
2,100
No par
26%
267»
25%
26
2574
257a
257a
25%
2574
25%
2,100
12
12
11%
12
12
12
12 7«
12 7b
11%
12
2,200
10
2572
25%
2574
25%
25 7b
2574
25
25 3^
243/4
2574
2,700
50
*48 7a
6
11% Jan
26
19
Feb
1
5
Empire
26
Jan
4
7
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
26% Jan
92
Jan
6
9872 Feb
12
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
37%
21
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Jan
page' 24.
38 7a
20%
1,900
293/4 Feb
see
373/4
21
6,300
26% Feb
For footnotes
387a
21
13%
207a Sep 15
257s Dec 23
897. Dec 21
66
38
217a
41%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
S
387a
1374
El
Apr 21
38%
217a
40%
11
74 74 Feb
38%
2172
13 74
19
74
80
383/4
21%
41%
18
64% Dec 22
70% Jun 15
1,100
28,600
1374
Feb
9
9%
52 3/.
171
407a
Jan
8% Jan
*93/4
52
171
417a
17
24 74 Feb
93/4
52
171
13 7,
37% Jan
4
9%
517a
171
40 %
51
4
10
51%
171
13 74
4
7% Jan
16% Jan
*9%
503/i
♦169
1,200
13%
11
22% Jan
18,000
17
4174
22
5
1,200
23%
163/4
1374
14% Jan
8% Nov 27
193/4
2374
16%
40 3/B
35% Jan
22% Jan
51%
19%
23 72
16 7a
133/4
49% Jan
Dec 22
10
171
19%
2 3 3/B
167a
4174
2
Sep 18
*9%
50 72
*169
193/4
237a
13 72
8
6
10
5274
171
193/4
40 3/,
3774 Jan
16
9%
5174
171
19%
237s
*1674
1
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
93/4 Dec 30
4
19%
1
100
(The)
Elliott
20% Jun
*19%
8
Auto-Lite
10
99
1,100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
11
24
103%
Electric
Jan
4
10%
100
26% Feb
17
10%
2.50
common
51
Jan
1074
2
common
2
22% Feb
107*
8
12
10
1074
10
4872 Feb
187a Mar
1074
17
23% Jan
14
*10 7a
23%
5172 Nov 30
607a Feb
4
30
1074
163/4
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
6
1074
23
6
Oct
1,400
1774
15
4872 Dec 31
100
49%
23%
1274 Jan
44
5274
49%
207a
21% Jan
Jan 26
80
52 74
4974
2074
4
13
33% Feb
47 7»
52 74
23 74
4
5
*463/4
14,300
4974
*163/4
113/4 Jan
Oct
29 7a
49 7a
1
4
22
2,100
300
283/4
49 74
52%
lo
preferred
Products
4 Vi %
15,900
98
4974
100
Stores
119V4
*49
1q
Manufacturing Co
Bros
108%
1187a
♦9772
4974
J
preferred
474%
8
57
Mar 12
274 Apr 15
373/4 Jan
9
6%
*97
49 74
_
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
3
1073/4
3,600
i
8
Eastern Airlines Inc
4
31
1974 Mar 27
157a Mar 17
15 72 Jan
8% Dec
7%
50
4%
20% Sep
120
73/4
8c Co-
1047s Jan
307a Dec
1023/4
34 7b
34%
10274
35
300
♦1017a
34 74
102%
347a
11%
11%
*10274
preferred
(EI)
45%
113/8
1083/b Dec
14
100
35%
333/4
1187a Jan
25 Va Sep
107
35
333/4
4
98
106 %
333/4
10
12
*
357a
Jun
Jan
200
*35 74
Jun
97
3,100
187a
357a
91
23
10
35%
109
89% Jun
*9%
1
'
No par
common
Dunhili International—
Duplan Corp
du
28 7a
2
$4 preferred series A—
Dresser Industries common
Dec
3,400
28%
33%
No par
——No par
9472 Jun 29
1774 Sep
X28%
10
1
3374 Jun 10
75
24
33%
—No par
-
Chemical
233/4
35%
Ltd
Pepper Co
Dome
♦18%
24%
35%
preferred series A
conv
187a
24 7a
50c
Corp-Seagrami
Corp
5%
Dr.
9%
*18 78
2474
35%
Corp
Distillers
1
93/4
18%
233/4
35%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
93/4
*18 7a
1073/4
preferred
cum
108
9%
18 3/B
25
common
7,700
2,200
'24 74
93/4
-100
,
Match
10
10
No par
preferred—
cum
Diamond
97a Sep 15
10% Sep 21
Jan
Steel
1,400
30 7B
15
&
4,000
2,100
187*
677a
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit
617«
99
187a
293/4
16
18
61
99
1874
*64 72
177a Sep
1
6172
983/4
1874
20
18% Sep
25
61%
*98 72
& 8 W RR Co_100
Edison
Detroit Hillsdale
3
Electric Storage
Co
5%
5%
15
common
preferred
conv
Paso
2nd
Natural
District
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
4
18% Jan
27
Erie RR
Jan
4
70
Jan
28
72% Jan
11
74% Feb
5
5% preferred series A
Erie 8c Pittsburgh RR Co
common
50
•48 7a
50
*48%
51
*50 7a
5174
•50
50
•48%
50
*4872
50
•5074
50%
5174
•5074
51
37%
3774
37
3774
36 %
3774
36%
37
4
16%
16%
1674
16%
16 7b
16 74
16
16
50
Gas
25
51
1%
3
preferred
Electric
j
1,500
50
20
-
Delaware Power & Light Co
•
19,000
Western
&
-
4,000
28
1
10
common
Lack
54%
3972
50c
Inc
7%
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware
40
—50c
Co—
Records
*393/4
•
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
7
-
i
29
15
28
J
400
.
40% Jan
117b Dec
14
17%
4
1%
72 74
177
4
33V8Jun
Dec
17B
100
723/4
177%
'
Xl7
4
*987a
100
72
177
383/a Jan
8274 May 28
34
4
•987a
727a
177
10
74 Nov
17
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
177b
100
!200
98%
common—
Inc
8
7274
177
830
4,200
99
31
100
Inc
12
17 7a
1%
*98%
73%
177
*97%
*96
A—
Cushman's Sons
11
100
725/b
177
99
18,700
3174
No par
Cutler-Hammer
Jan
*973/4
4
17B
No par
15
5
92 74
987a
200
463/4
9872
common
18
34 72 Feb
92%
98
52
31
10Q
preferred
Feb
88 74 Feb
4
177a
4
par
25
common
Stores
Publishing
preferred
Class
73%
17872
91%
99
•987a
100
7274
92%
*98%
99
*98%
•50
*96
-
Drug
Curtiss-Wrlght
927s
♦177
common—5
common
Inc
467a Feb
11
472 Jan
4
Sep
3
16
16
8774 Jan 26
8
8% Mar 17
22
Feb
.
100
Cudahy Packing Co
4 72 %
preferred
97a Jan
267a Feb
1,400
627b
100
87b Feb
11
227b
2
preferred
5374 Jan
Jan
22 7a
53
2.5o
preferred
Mar 17
77» Jan
22
287b
—No par
Crucible Steel of Amer
12% Mar 19
25
X22
900
25
No
64
27 Va Mar 20
2,000
*49 7b
1
:
Corp
18
98
233/4
X467a
Corp (The)
21
Jan
237a
100
Nov
Sep
233/4
20
—
6% Sep
27
900
237a
7,100
8,900
28
Corp
preferred-.
Press
22 7s
4772
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
29
22
53
29
67i Jan
213/4
27
137b Jan
57
213/4
3/4
47%
4
72 Jan
17
273/b
117e Jan
5
8
60
163/4
47%
Cuba RR 6%
87a May 21
874
58%
17 %
53
9
15
83£
1,800
60
26%
26
5% Sep
874
583/4
*17
*46%
77 72 Feb
52
4,900
*50
1
common
Zellerbach
7%
74
53
2074 Jan
8
1,400
47 74
4
6
100
12 74
287«
5
Jan
*213/4
187a
*12 7a
2674
Corp
$2 preferred
$4.20
874
*18%
*4674
72% Jan
Jan
,
18%
1274
*50
14% Jan
17
733/4
874
5
185
7474
'1774
89
31
733/4
57%
36% Jan
24
7374
8%
24
Jun
7274
177«
15
11% Dec
737a
597a
15
180
73
8 7z
73/4
1
perferred
Cream of Wheat
5%
72 7a
17
13% Dec
Mar 17
12
58
20% Sep
68% Sep
33% Jan
12%
1
Co
Crown
12 74
177»
Corp
Crown Cork <fc Seal Common
21
12 74
60%
Refining common-25
preferred
100
3 74 %
9
35% Dec
103
1274
17%
Products
Crane
123/8
5972
Inc
28 % Jan
25% Jan
May 18
19
91 % Jan
*18 74
9274
27
3
18%
♦9872
76'% Jan
2
Mar
95
18 34
Works common-—5
99 % Jan
21
1
91
3 72 %
17772 Feb
Jan
2
15
187a
preferred
100
pfd 3 % % series of 1947-100
Corning Glass
6
34 % Apr
1% Nov 30
87% Jun
*18%
73/4
50
series
Exchange Bank 8c Tr Co
3% Jan
20
Jan
187b
77a
50
5%
5
4
18 7i
5
series
18
16
73/4
14
Electric
Feb
72
16
15
Corn
pref
6%
Dubiller
73/4
874
Delaware
96 Va Jan
9
31
18 % Nov
Preferred
7%
72
10
Corp
174% Jan
25
98
176% Dec
25% Sep
<
Convertible
Cornell
77a
*12
Corp common
5
Copper Range Co
Ho per
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
11
48% Jan
7%
*
Cooper-Bessemer
17
18
77b
1
of
Continental Steel
25
45
19 %
774
Continental Cop 8c Steel Ind eom
a
5%
convertible preferred
25
Continental Diamond Fibre
5
363/4
*16
200
37
9,500
16 74
2,700
7,200
5
1074
10 3/a
10 7b
103/a
10%
1074
1074
10%
107*
10%
10
237,
2372
237B
23%
22%
23
23%
237b
23
23%
1,500
25
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
267a
2674
26 3/b
1.700
100
987a
987a
97
97
96%
96%
957a
96
8.50
23%
24
23 34
24
23%
23%
2 3 3/b
23%
23 74
1
Co
874
8 74
8 7»
8 74
No par
100
50
17%
8%
1874
•69%
69 34
•72
74%
874
17%
69 7b
•72
8%
17%
874
17%
8
74
18 74
6974
*69
69%
74%
•72
747a
*95%
110
97
23%
8
2,300
18 74
14,100
18
1874
697.
70
•69 7*
7074
74%
•72
74%
•72
18 7b
8,000
74
-
900
,
i
Number 5301
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(837)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,
15
9% Mar
Jan
19
9% Jan
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
13 % Jan
15
12
Nov
10
16% May
12 % Feb
16
13% Jan
9
49% Jan
59% Mar
39% Sep
14
2
Jan
2
21
Feb
18
11
2% Jan
Eversharp
Ex-Cello
23% Jan
9%
5
Buffet
Morse
14
21 % Jan
4
15
10 % Mar 25
9% Jan
11
Jan
26
Fairchild
29
22% May 11
16% Feb
9
18% Jan
27
9
12
11
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
15
Jan
28
16% Feb
15% Jun
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
18% Feb
Falstaff
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
55
Feb
21
34% Apr
14
23% Feb
17
26
Jan
27
9
13% Feb
18
15% Jan
7
10% Sep
18
15
.
Mar
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
58
Feb
18
40
Sep
14
53% May
4
49% Jka
61
5
3% Dec
22
7% Apr
31
Oct
1
35% Sep
14
48
1
29
105
■84
July
8% Dec
19
7
'
4% Jan
15
Jan
19
25% Feb
19
38% Jan
5
._1
.50
5% % conv pfd 1953 series—__50
Federal Fa wick Corp
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
.5
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%%
preferred
100
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
^5
20
4
4
40% Feb
16
23
27% May 21
103
Feb
99% Jan
4
Jan
15
8% Jan
4
9% Jan 26
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
24% Jan 25
Ferro
Feb
15
81% Jan
18
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Mar
13
Oct
2
7
67% Sep 14
86 % Jan
18% July 30
,
Jan
3% Jan
1
Jan
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
6% eonv cum pfd ser A
51% Jan
48
1
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp common
1
5%
preferred series B
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
No par
Family
8
21% Sep
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
20
76
5
10
'
1
Corp
-10
1
-
13% Jun
8
14% Jan
12
17% Feb
4
Filtrol
53% Sep
15
6
^63
Jan
12
71
Feb
8
Firestone Tire & Rubber com-.12.50
101% Jun
l
107
Oct
26
106
Jan
11
107
Jan
5
May 8
7% Dec 30
54
Dec
21
49% Feb
17
53% Jan
5
First
13% Mar 17
7% Jan
4
8% Jan
25
Firth
75% Jan
41
25 % Sep
Mar 25
11
98% Jan
27
16% Jan
7
29"% Feb
25% Jan
Feb
24% Feb
28 % Jan
18
32
Sep 10
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
100
93
29 % Dec4
101
8
15
National
(The)
$4
Stores
Co
common.No par
(The)
preferred
No par
Florida
Power
Florida Power
8
5
93% Jan
98
Feb
18
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of *51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
IB
10
89
2
37% Jan
12
40
Jan
20
88% Jan
6
95
Feb
16
3%%
26
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
4
98% Feb
15
23% Jan
20
19
Jan
11
21% Feb
19
Foster-Wheeler
29
13% Apr
15
6% Jan
4
8% Jan
25
Francisco
9% Dec
30
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
10 % Feb
11
Jan
7
Franklin
45% Jan
57
^eb
15
Freeport
14% Jan
11
11% Feb
19
Froedtert
Fruehauf
Trailer
Dec
4% Sep
15% Sep
Jan.
27% Mar 24
23% Jan
26
Feb
5
79
22
6
69% Jan
76% Feb
3
45$
3
5% Jan
12
6% Jan
22
Stores
Jan
16
16
18%
18%
18'A
22%
2,400
10 %
10%
24,100
15%
16
1,800
18%
18%
18%
2,300
553A
*54
•54
55%
23%
23%
24
24
24
24%
3,000
13%
14
13%
14
13%
*58
60
50
$8
•48%
58
*48
24%
14
14%
'49%
55%
*58
60%
*48%
50
'
14
7,200
*57
59
100
*48
50
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
33/4
900
24%
243/8
243/4
24%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
2,800
393/4
403/4
39%
40%
40 V,
40%
39%
40%
6,500
1013/4
102 3/8
101%
101%
101%
101%
•101%
210
102
9%
9%
9%
9%
.9%
9%
*9%
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
•22%
22%
22%
23
2,500
76 %
76'A
76%
77%
*17%
16% -'163/4
76%
77
2,200
Xl'6%
68%
*106
17
503%
7%
28%
•101
16 3/4
16%
68%
68
107
68%
•106
50%
293/a
r
393/4
283/4
29%
•101%
102%
173/4
*17%
17%
300
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,700
x29
39%
393A
13
13
13
32%
32%
97
98
38%
39
38%
38%
95
94'A
94 %
10%
10%
•10%
55%
56%
55'A
56
11%
11%
11%
113A
1
24%
25
24%
243/4
243/4
25
75%
75%
96
38%
39
94%
94%
98%
•74%
40
50
323/a
32
*95
*94
41
40'A
6,300
•13
13%
1,000
32
32%
8,500
70
100
•97
5,500
290
I
•97%
:
21
5,300
29%
95
7%
1,100
102%
39%
20%
1,000
8'A
*17%
94
*98
30
50%
*8
*101%
39
8
50%
173/4
29'A
30
96
8
101
*17%
30%
50
8
5,400
3,600
106
30%
101
173/4
50
8%
28%
102%
•173/.
106
49%
*7%'.
163/4
69%
69
106
68'A
500
9%
16%
69
106
107
49%
8
763A
11%
common
500
17%
18%
10%
-
*17
16
'
23%
*3%
22%
•
900
153/4
57
Co
Co
223/4
18%
11%
No par
preferred
100
16
55%
10
;
Corp
Sulphur
Gabriel
15
68
9
2%
17'A
1
100
100
Corp
Co
Sugar
3,500
•1%
2
10%
96 '
39%
94
*98%
20%
8
M0%
Corp
39% Sep.. 1
10
May 15
21% Sep 15
18
59%,
17
10
preferred
Jun
14% Sep
6% Dec
preferred
58
10%
100
convertible
58
2
1
3%%
5,800
22%
*95 %
99
.
12%
17%
96
39%
94
98%
21%
1
No par
10
Inc
12%
10%
39%
common
Corp
12%
22%
*54
6,Q00
12%
10-/8
54
Shares
9%
13
57%
16
•53
9%
13
22%
*17
*12%
Stores
27
173/a
12%
Food
Jan
10 •%
32%
Steel
13
43% Jan
223/4
10%
9%
the Week
13
2%
39%
Follansbee
34% Jan
103
223/4
*2
12%
14% Jan 22
30% Jan
9
2%
32%
11% Jan
6
58
32%
38% Jan
6
3
Jun
57
32%
21
17% Jan
31% Dec
33% Oct
59
30
9
81
12%
30%
40
13%
11
Jan
12 %
30 %
39%
13
31
Sep 16
12%
7%
11% Dec
92
9%
*123/4
17%
22% Feb
Fair
9%
123/s
17%
31% Jun
39% Oct
9%
1
Corp
& Light Co
Feb. 19
12 %
*16"%
22%
10%
17%
16 %
18%
56%
24%
14%
60
50%
4
24%
40%
101 % 102
*9%
9%
22% 23%
76
- 76%
16% '17%
68%
107
» 50%
51
7%
8%
29
29 %
*101
102%
^5
Friday
Feb. 18
13
•2
68 %
No par
Carpet Co
2%
*106
100
;
Florence Stove Co
'30% Feb 19
Feb
preferred
Flintkote
3
Feb
17% Feb
41
Corp
4%%
9%
Sales for
Thursday
563/4
22%
10 %
16%
16%
18%
*55
2*%
14%
*58
*48
3%
24 v
40%
Fajardo Sugar Co
28% Mar 25
PRICES
12%
59%
*2
__No par
Co
&
Sep
6% Sep
16% Dec
58%
2.50
Corp
9%
SALE
Feb. 17
12%
12%
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 16
13
12%
3
Tuesday
15j
9 ya
13
1
Corp
Fairbanks
29
Feb.
8
Co
Inc
Exchange
id
Par
Corp
Products
Evans
18
60% Feb
2
July 13
3
4
Williams
Eureka
8
10
6% Sep
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Continued—Page 5
LOW AND
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1053
Lowest
17
98%
97%
98%
98%
98%
160
20%
203/a
20%
21%
21%
21%
22,600
*7%
7 3/4
*73/8
7%
500
V
73/4
*7%
76
8
10%
*743/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,700
56%
56%
56%
56%
8,600
*11%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
10,500
243A
25
24%
243A
•74 3A
75%
75
75
75
90
Q
7% Mar
Co
15
20% Jan
28
Jan
4
22% Feb
15
Galr Co
6% Sep
33% Dec
15
8% Apr
13
6% Jan
4
7% Jan
15
Gamble-Skogmo
6
36% Feb
10
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
34% Jan
20% Jun
30
19
23
Jan
26
13
Feb
Gamewell
28% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
23% Feb
1
15
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
7
27% Jan
27
Garrett
3% Jan
4
4% Feb
10
Gar
3% Sep
7% Mar 12
37% Mar 12
26% Feb
19
28% Feb
11
29% Mar 24
25 % Jan
22
27% Feb
15
Gaylord
20
22
27% Jan
20% Jan
4
23% Feb
9
General
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
10
Nov
19
July
1
142
17% Jan
9% Sep
70
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
14
15
Mar 25
19
41% Feb
19
General
Amer
11
6
General
Baking
148% Feb
4
$8
21% Jan 22
General
Bronze
10 % Jan
4
11% Jan
27
General
Cable
8
71
Feb
2
Feb
11
4%
1st
35% Mar 25
31
Jan
21
31% Jan
6
4%
conv
10
19% Jan
2
18% Jan
4
20% Jan
15
28
129% Apr
2
15
127% Feb
10
78
6
Dec
Jan
122
Jan
74
10% Nov
7
11
Jan
8
11% Feb
46% Mar 24
36
Jan
4
40% Feb
19
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
42% Feb
19
92% Dec
87
9
11% Dec
31
July 28
35% Jun 16
66% Apr
8% Sep
6
3
15
11% Feb
26
.»50% Jun 23
61% Dec
16
94% Jan
2
88% Jun
18
9% Dec
52
31
14% Mar 19
Jun
17
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
106
11
119
Jun
53% Sep
61
Jan
9
2
Jan
14
69% Feb
15
4
2
123% Jan
5
15
99% Jan
14
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
25% Feb
5
112% Jun
91
Sep
54% Mar 30
4-
7%
General
.67% Feb
4
123% Feb
10
5%
18
Feb
19
58% Jan
128
Jan
65
4
26
123% Feb
5
Jan
4
99% Feb
18
22% Jan
11
24 % Feb
5
Jan
27
118% Jan
95
48 % Jan
4
54
8
4
30% Feb
19
4
63% Feb
15
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
4
3% Jan
25
29% Dec
28
28 % Jan
18
10% Jan
14
Oct
16
21
27% Jan
18
Feb
31
11
12% Jan
4
3
20% Jan
12
22% Feb
17
Jan
12
46
Feb
8
86% Dec
30
96% Mar 16
87% Jan
6
92
Feb
18
34% Jan
6
45% Nov 25
44% Jan
4
50% Feb
4
31% Feb
2
83
85
75% Jan
76
July 29
9% Oct
28
32% Jan
23
12% Sep
1
18% Jan
15
15
49% Dec
2
96% Jun
Dec
14
106
Dec
8
4
16
69
28
4
74% Dec
May 11
15
Jan
28
34% Mar 11
18
32% Feb
7
Jan
29% Jan
8
15
99
72% Feb
-
27% Feb
25 % Jan
Sep
22% Sep
Sep
23
4,900
•103%
104'%
104'/a
1041/2
*104%
105
104V2
105'A
105'A
40%
41%
40 »/2
41
40
40%
403/4
41
40%
41%
13,100
10%
10'A
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
10 1/8
10%
10'A
10'A
3,500
8
99
Feb
.74% Jan
16
10
15
4
14% Jan
29
5
12% Feb
10
15% Jan
7
77
Jan
4
88% Jan
27
59% Feb
10
2
108% Feb
4
52% Jan
105% Jan
12
102% Jun
Feb
9
4% Dec
29
9% Jan
20
4% Jan
20
5% Feb
16
61% July 21
51% Jan
6
55% Feb
8
33% Mar
27% Jan
4
30% Jan
25
1% Jan
4
1% Feb
Jan
12
49
Dec
29
24% Sep
1
1
Dec
22
6% Jun
4
2% Mar 25
19
9% Feb
25
26% Jan
18
34% Dec
30
14% Sep
15
20% Jan
5
85% Oct
7
109
7% Jan
18
19
8
33% Feb
15% Jan 11
36
Jan
7
16% Jan
29
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
5
92% Jan
27
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33 % Jan
6
37
Feb
19
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
94% Jan
8
99% Feb
Dec
7
5
39% Mar 17
30
14% Jan
11
5
29
Jan
4
8% Jan
30% Jan
27
19% Nov
22
28% Dec
17
Jan
4
19% Feb
10
16% Jan
7
27
7% Jan
26
♦122
135
61%
8
1,500
63
62%
62%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
Public
10c
Service
"Public Utilities Corp
General Shoe
Steel Castings
General
pfd
$6
•90%
1
22% Feb
19
72%
11%
115/8
11%
11%
11%
8
14%
14%
14
14 3/a
•82%
83 %
83
83
No par
83
11%
14
♦83
12%
123/8
12%
12%
12%
2.900
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
3434
3.700
6%
4,300
1
100
•
150
7
150
*145
13
13%
12%
123/4
84%
85'%
85%
853/4
6%
♦143%
144 %
*12%
12%
12%
85%
84
Rubber—
57%
56%
54
28
No par
common..
com
4
11
Jan
25
95% Feb
11
4%%
3,100
30
1%
72,200
7'A
7%
71/8
7%
2,100
7%
7'A
7'A
7%
7'A
333A
34%
333„
333A
163/i,
16
16
15%
153/4
•89%
91%
91
91
91
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
„
15%
*91
91
•35%
*35%
*98'A
34 %
4,300
15%
15%
15%
3,000
92
90%
91
700
26
35%
37
3,100
*98%
100
34
33%
100
99%
99%
99%
8'A
8 »/8
8'A
8%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
18%
18%
19
6.600
19'A
18%
19
19
18%
19%
60%
61%
*61%
62
61 'A
61%
2,200
5034
51
50 %
6,600
19%
19%
19'A
3,000
8%
8%
•30%
19
60%
61%
503A
51%
19'A
19%
144%
144%
80
•75
144%
•75
145
80
v
♦143%
*75
.
'
;•
.
x49 1/2
144%
*75
82
333%
-33%
33%
33%
8%
81/8
8 %
30V4
30'A
30%
50%
21%
213A
21%
21%
22
13%
•94
14
95
13%
*94
'
49'A
19 1/4
♦1431/2
82
♦75
,
160
140
144
82
3,200
33%
33%
33%
22
22
22
22%,
1,700
13%
'
14
95
.
19%
144 %
1,000
33%
33%
21%
14
95
30%
19
144%
33%
13%
8%
14
13%
14
"
14,400
95
95
95
95
,
—
05
.
50
99%
100
•99%
3
54
1%
'
100
*52
54
29%
19
-
♦52
300
1%
51%
,
2,000
29%
61%
preferred
700
5%
1 %
19
Common
7
106%
*5%
29%
61
(The)
106%
5%
1%
51
Corp
573/8
106 3A
5%
2 9'A
25
pfd
7,900
14.600
1%
No par
6%
57
2.000
28%
Sugar com—.No par
Ry
85'A
1 %
34%
1
84%
29%
7%
Prop—No par
86
3A
15%
No par
Stores
Ore
12%
1063/4
V
54
150
12%
56%
56
53/4
34%
100
preferred
.
.•<*145
1%
•
5
10
12.50
100
5
preferred
1%
*52
53%
53
29
1%
*5%
»
107%
107%
53/4
85'A
56%
55%
56%
108
5%
28%
preferred
13% Jan
55'A
108
54
M S & P
(The)
Iron
5%
—.No par
Motors
Co
1083/4
5%
6%
7
7
150
6%
7
•145
7 %
7
•146
10
Northern Paper Co
90% Jan
200
12%
10
Gravson-Robiuson
14% Dec
83%
12%
preferred
Greyhound
*83
34%
Granite City Steel common
7%
6.800
84
12 3/8
& Co
Western
500
14
333/4
4
Northern
109
13%
13
Gould-National Batteries Inc
conv
6,100
*108%
14
34%
•106
Northern
47%
47
473/4
108%
12%
No par
No par
(W T)
4.300
34%
F)
Co
11%
2.50
Inc
Consol
20
170
11%
common—No par
&
Graham-Paige
9,700
84
11%
14
12%
(B
32
73
85
13%
*83
103
73
463/4
108
108
*82%
120
73
1083/4
46%
46%
463/4
108
31%
31%
83
*72%
46%
common
31%
72%
•107%
*100
103
313/s
72%
46%
11%
No par
$2.25
1,100
72%
107%
Hosiery
95% Jan
'«
80
Tf
footnotes.are. page.. 24
•82
46%
preferred
3%%
26%
83
31
*82
107%
$5
5%%'cum
26%
•100
103
*100
31
83
30 3/8
31%
1
1
Telegraph Co
Tire
2
■For
103
*100
103
preference—No par
Common
Grant
25,500
31
(The)
Union
46%
•100
'
Granby
46%
100
com
1,200
92
2.50
Rubber
Goodall-Sanford
Grand
3.900
45%
92
.
26%
Brewing Co
(W R)
22%
.45%
453/8
92
46%
preferred
Gotham
22%
22%
263A
&
Co
5.800
45%
26%
Brothers
Goodrich
13%
91%
.
473/a
convertible
87% July 31
12% Jan
91%
46%
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L)
Co Inc
.—1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp..No par
33% Feb
22%
45%
91%
263/4
18
-
453/4
263/4
Feb
4
46
91
48
4
8
45%
91
1,100
103%
13
.
26%
131% Jan
20% Jan
22%
46
91
28%
*102
%
46%
Gt
30% Jan
13
22%
22'A
45%
28%
28 %
103
13
48%
Great
2
29%
*102
13
27 %
12
23% Mar 25
14,900
12,100
27
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The)
Co common.....
$4.50
3%
30%
48
preferred
Gimbel
3%
30%
20
10
40% Jan
21%
3%
30%
103%
12%
21%
3%
47'A
15
22
12%
500
63%
30%
28%
28%
*102
12%
*62%
1,300
30%
30%
29
.
3%
Corp common.No par
Time
4%%
General Tire
303/8
103%
♦102
12%
21%
No par
Telephone Corp
General
103%
12%
1
Corp
30%
28%
29
*28%
•102
& Utilities
Refractories
—No par
Realty
303/4
30%
6
100
10c
preferred
19% Feb
18
1,600
*62%
62% Feb
19% Sep
100
62%
51% Feb
29% Dec
*99
62%
4
31
1,500
63%
4
Dec
123'/2
63%
11
78
123%
1
Corp
Eqp
17% Jan
15
123 %
7,800
Jan
54
45% Jan
64% Apr
123%
30%
58% Mar 25
145
123
123
30
19% Mar 27
2
56.400
30'A
1
Mar
62%
30
29
141
613a
29%
30
128% July 17
100
61%
29%
Precision
General
Great
330
128
61 %
30%
General Railway Signal com.No par
Gt
128
28%
General
Grace
•
30%
Dee
9
123
123
.
123%
132
61%
603/4
62%
•/..
123%
•127
100
1,100
30
Nov
Nov
123
123
61%
64 %
64%
*122%
65
♦122%
134
6,400
21,800
11
52%
45
56
62%
64%
66
1223/4
122%
*129
58%
99%
24%
Co
52
17% Oct
66
123
•131
3a
513/4
Goodyear
5
123
139
10
24%
Gold & Stock
7
67%
123
•133
4?7/8
-
52»A
Goebel
4
11%
24%
15
4
Jan
99%-t
11
993 4
27
4
6% Jan
58'/a
99%
11%
52%
29
28% Jan
Mar 19
66%
67
57%
99%
11
57%
113/a
24
7% Jan
59
67
58
*99
58%
100
11%
993/4
34% Feb
15
11%
57%
*99
11%
4,000
2,900
52%
Co
43% Sep
58%
100
100
Harvester Corp__
Mar
58
10%
99
GUdden
19
10
24
Gleaner
80% Jan
10
10%
52
5
14
10%
95%
10
24
15
21
♦10%
93%
10%
17,400
47,900
99
Feb
Sep
10%
96%
403/4
42%
•98
52%
Feb
11.
96%
24'A
13
60% Sep
42%
99%
83
Jan
42%
98%
52
8
150
40%
42
95%
2,300
52%
4
140
40%
41%
95%
11%
52%
Jan
31
38 3/4
110
127
1
107/b Jan
2o
11%
99
80
8% Jan
40
.
24%
2
38 % Mar 20
39%
*125%
99%
9
139% Dec
11%
60
243/8
82% Oct
15
125%
11%
3,800
99%
21% Jan
30
125%
11%
93
*99
No par
series
$3.75
13
14
900
41%
100
common
23
6% Dec
500
19
126%
11%
10
$2.90 convertible preferred .No par
$5
31%
19
39%
6
28
74
*31%
19
41%
83%
Jan
•73%
31%
18%
383/4
733/4
Feb
74
*31%
18 3/4
41 S/8
•72
12% Jan
*73
103/4
313A
39%
•82
48
11
73%
125
11%
900
20 'A
101/8
10%
95%
No par
...
preferred
Corp
11%
70
149%
201/a
11
10Y4
18%
30
'
20%
*20%
41%
100.
109
•141
148
20%
73
10%
126
126
148
147
*20%
41%
_1
Corp
11%
100
4
147
20%
39
No par
No par
com
10% Sep
27% Oct
<
3
1
79% Apr
130% Jun
127%
11%
preferred
4
4
•126
preferred
11
13% Jan
U
103A
4%%
Jan
16% Mar 25
20%
104%
X23%
General
Gen
145
143
21
10%
No par
General Portland Cement
5%
148
20%
3%%
10% Jan
46
*145
18
105% Jan
16
1
500
No par
General
16
100
22%
Outdoor Advertising.No par
General
Dec
22
23
100
preferred
$5
Preferred
General
1
25% Feb
99,
22%
common..
Motors
13% Feb
51
41
General
8
12
25% Sep
23
conv)—No par
cum
Corp
Mills
26
15
Apr 23
22%
preferred
convertible
Jan
101
Sep
2
23%
5
preferred
29% Feb
4
Jan
100
40% Nov
19
23
.
Instrument
3%%
60% Jan
Jan
37% Jan
5,100
23V2
preferred
16
5
Jan
123% Jan
25
100
26%
23%
4
Corp—
Foods
57% Jan
10
27
26%
com—1
19
General
21
18
26%
27'A
*183/4
4
27% Mar 23
May 11
27 %
27'A
183/4
10
59% Dec
Sep
4%
•27% 1
27%
*18%
Feb
8
93
4%
28%
27
No par
60% Jan
15
25
4%
*27%
Corp
119
11,400
43/8
Co
General
5,100
4
27%
Co Inc com
Electric
1
200
■
263/4
28%
General Dynamics Corp common
.,11% Feb
26%
4'A
*31
Finance
4
23%
26%
27%
74%
General
Jan
*23
23%
*27%
313/4
General
10
26%
900
1,500
43/8
•31
Contract
$3.50
*23
26 3/a
2,400
27%
*73%
($2
25%
23%
25%
73%
19
,
*23
31%
18
,100
263/4
31%
10% Jan
4
23%
25%
73%
98% Feb
8
*23%
27%
50
5
Jan
23%
26%
preferred
4
56% Feb
25%
28'A
com
Jan
94
26
36
25%
No par
100
2nd
series
35%
25%
353/4
25'A
4%
Corp
preferred
6%
35%
25%
36 %
25%
27%
preferred
Preferred
36
•353A
25'A
7
28%
common
9% Jan
21% Sep
55% Dec
23% Jun
Investors
Corp
General Cigar
General
*35%
36%
23%
No par
4
6%
50
preferred
16
7
21%
1.66%
preferred
Corp
Co
Feb
2,600
17,400
6%
*25
Transportation—2.50
18% Jan
21%
21%
7
3%
preferred
105% Feb
12
6%
21%
6
6
6
*6%
•353A
1
com
6
21%
21%
100
American
13
143
Inc
6
21%
7%
7
2
(The)
18
6%
X21 %
7
5
Container
$4.50
50
6
6%
22%
'
7
No par
convertible
16
May
29% Sep
16% Jun
117
155
preferred
Industries
Jan
Jan
8
common
Co
9% Jan
14% Mar 18
5
4%%
6
22%
1
common
Inc
(The)
Corp
14
5
Co
Wood
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
Dec
(Robert)
Gardner-Denver
21
21% Sep
22% Sep
Inc
convertible
5%
5
19
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 11)53
28% Jan
29
22% Jan
11
25% Feb
11
4% Dec
31
8% Jan
9
4% Jan
4
5 % Feb
2
26% Dec
29
38% Jan
5
27 % Jan
4
30% Feb
11
19% July 28
21
77
5
68 % Jan
4
74% Feb
14
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
49% Feb
5
Jun
22
28% Dec
16
26% Jan
29
1
103% Jan
16
11
105% Jan
8
103% Feb
18
108% Feb
8
105
Jan
15
105% Feb
5
35
27
36% Feb
4
$5
1
90
July
92
Jun
97
July
Corp
Feb. 16
SALE
Friday
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
30%
29%
30%
29%
73%
*73%
*73%
73%
25
48%
49'%
48%
No par
27%
28%
x27%
x73
105
101
Jan
Common
48%
*5%
5%
1.200
x23%
29%
4,800
30
73%
27%
73%
73%
49%
48%
$4.20
dividend
103%
*100%
103%
*101
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
$4.40
100
*106%
107%
xl04
105%
*103%
105
$4.44 dividend
preferred
100
*106
108
*105
107%
*103%
106%
Shares
24%
5%
29%
49
the Week
25%
5
30
48
28
24%
27%
103%
*102
Sales for
Thursday
25%
No par
Corp
PRICES
Feb. 17
1
30%
Monday, February 22, 1054
.
Wednesday
%
x
preferred
Gulf Oil
Tuesday
Feb. 15
HIGH
Gulf States Utilities Co-
2
,r
Monday
Par
-
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
10
Jan
20
Jan
STOCK
Guantanamo Sugar
28
Feb. 10
102% Jan 20
24
Grumman Aircraft
1
41% Sep
66% Sep
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
27%
25%
15,200
73
73%
900
49%
49 3 a
25,600
28%
17,700
102
28%
102%
103%
103%
103%
*103"%
106%
*104%
27%
*102
103%
50
104
110
106%
.
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
15
36% Mar
15
30% Dec
Jan
2
16
Jan
30
29 % Feb
2
31 % Feb
15
18% Dec 31
17 % Jan
13
18% Feb
5
7
13% Feb
5
Jan
30
63 % Jan
5
65
Jan
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
15% Jan 22
8
105% Feb
10
103 % Jan
4
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
131
July
22% Dec
14
g
14% Mar 20
8% Mar 12
29
5% Jan 29
33% Feb
6
11% Feb
Oil
Printing Co
5% Feb
Hamilton
22
34% Jan 22
32% Jan
7
91
Apr 20
97
21
94% Jan
22
5
21% Jan
26
29
14
13% Dec
Jun
15
10
Helme
26
14% Jan
4
15% Feb
1
Hercules
6
74% Feb
10
Hercules
6
Jan
14
2
123% Feb
3
Jan
14
41% Jan
21
14
53% Jan
5
54% Feb
16
Mar 27
26% Jan
11
27% Jan
5
14% Jan
11
126% Jan
i
29
9
121% Feb
39
18
16% Feb
4
11
18% Feb
2
62
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
15% Jan
6
73% Jan
7
68
Jan
4
71
Jan
27
5
85% Feb
8% Sep
10% Dec
2
20
Dec
10
19 % Jau
4
12% Mar 11
31
4% Dec
Feb
81% Jau
9% Jan
4
30
14
16
22
Mar
9
7% Jan
15
32% Dec
30
47
Oct
55
Jan
4
Jun
16
7
Sep
Dec
Co common—.
W)
4
14% Jan
20
33% Jan
21
36% Jan 30
July 17
96
Jun
19
22
Jun
22
54
Sep 15
14
33
Jan
7
57% Feb 24
48% Jan
18
50% Feb
8
93% Feb
9
84% Jan
6
93% Feb
16
3
99% Jan
5
103% Jan 13
29% Dec 24
79
May
1
4
94% Jan
100% Feb
Furnace
$4.25
15
*123%
124%
123%
123%
5
—12.50
No par
Co
com—5
No par
86
*26%
15
*69
14%
71%
*69
27
*26%
26%
;
15
14%
100
15%
71%
*69
5,200
71%
'
84%
84%
84%
84%
85
85%
170
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
10
3,500
10%
*9%
10%
9%
9%
*9%
10
*9%
10
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12 %
12%
5,100
6 %
200
6
*15%
6%
6%
*6
12
12%
*6
6%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
26
26
*25%
26%
*25%
26
35%
35%
35%
353%
35%
*6
15%
62
59
62'%
60%
58
59
62
58%
60%
*58
*6
6%
15%
*
35%
15%
*15%
15%
*25%
26%
*25%
26
35%
35%
35
61
613/4
59
700
2,900
61%
3,100
x61
62%
57
58
58
100
100
35%
58
900
13%
13%
13%
133/4
33%
33%
33%
500
50
50'%
50%
3,000
*91
93
92
93%
93
93
100
93
93%
92%
93%
500
*100
102
*100
*100
102
100
*102%
No par
104%
30%
31
72
100
18
4%
Feb
17
103
Jan
19
4.40%
11
31
Feb
11
Houston
Light Si Power
64% Jan
8
75
Jan
27
Houston
Oil & Texas
preferred
preferred
(Del)
25
102%
*111
102%
113
13%
102
102%
102%
x30%
30%
.101%
102
112%
113
101%
'
'
103%
260
111%
113
*111
.
*101%
101%
111%
200
1,100
100%
IOO1/4
*100
102
101 %
*101%
102%
*101'%
102%
150
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30%
7,800
70
71
70%
72
72
72
101
10
6
16
Jan
29
Howard Stores Corp
72%
69%
1
4
13% Jan
22
*15%
Howe Sound Co
15%
*1534
15%
1
*15%
15%
15%
153/s
*15%
15%
200
4 % Jan
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,500
14% Mar 11
7% Feb
18
8
Jan
5
3%
33/4
3%
3%
*3%
334
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,200
ll
Hudson Si Manhattan common—100
5%
preferred
noncuin
3
Hupp
100
Corp
Jan>
38% Jan
5% Mar 19
24
40% May 25
Jan
5
48% Mar 25
44
Hudson Bay Mill & Sin Ltd—No par
Hudson Motor Car
12.50
Hussman
Inc
6.66%
Jan
4
11
11
88% Jan
30
74%'Jan
11
90
Feb
10
Illinois Central
18
1133% Jan
28
107 % Jail
8
115
Feb
19
i(i%
16
42 3% Dec
4
40
Jan
12
44
Feb
10
Illinois
5
50
Jan
5
49 % Feb
1
50
Jan
29
2
52
Jan
7
51
54% Mar ll
54
No par
Idaho Power Co
65% Sep
47% Feb
Jan
25
513/4 Jan
Jan
12
54
Oct 21
51% Jan
4
11% Apr 13
42% Dec 22
8% Jan
11
39'/a Jail
22
52
6% Mar 16
56% Jan
7
4
Jan
25
Jan
21
.Tan
4
108
Feb
23
167
Feb
5
170
Jan
26
Apr
7
165
Dec
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
15
29% Feb
25
21% Jau
11
13% July 17
21% Sep 15
153/4 Nov 24
153/s Jan
5
26% Nov
10
86
92% Jan
42%
43
4%
17
IiigersoU-Rand
Industria Electrlca De Mex, S
Rayon
1
Co
9
Feb
9
95
Jan
27
14'% Jan
4
163/8 Feb
1
254% Mar 17
276% Feb
19
Int'l Business
Int'l
Jan
Feb
10
166% Jan
7
159
Jan
168% Feb
11
263/a Mar 24
25
Jan
29% Feb
10
27% Jan
31
39% Jan
2
28s/8 Jan
32% Jan
21
90
Jan
8
77
91
Feb
19
.2'% Jan
2
l3/4 Jan
2
Jan
20
47% Jan
5
34% Jan
39
Feb
8
1323/4 Mar 11
130 3/4 Jan
135% Jan
26
l3/s Oct
7
34% Dec
28
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
15
12% Mar 18
473/4 Jun
16
593/a Nov 16
103% Nov 10
Jan
9% Jan
55
11
1013% Jan
13
Jan
21
60% Feb
Jan
9
105
Feb
15
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
6% Feb
5
7
Jan
19
45'% Dec
29
64
May 29
45% Jan
11
50
Jan
4
41
Jun
29
55
Jan
7
44% Jan
11
38% Dec
49% Feb
19
24
40% Feb
3
38
36'% Dec
30
54
Jan
35
Jan
26
5
28% Oct
8
31'% Jan
Jan
14
16% Feb
10
323/4 Feb
10
12
23 % Dec
34 'A Jan
29
29
Jan
5
9 % Sep
28% Feb
15
15
11
14
10% Jan
4
29% Jan
113/8 Feb
9
19
413/4 May 21
31% Mar 16
30'% Jan
11
.33% Jan
26
29% Jan
5
31% Jan
29
24% Jan
4
27% Feb
8
26% Mar 16
109% Dec
10
130
Feb
15%
272
30%
167%
15%
15%
272%
15%
271%
31
168
167%
common
No par
Chemical
5
com
preferred—
International Paper
$4 preferred
Limited—15
7.50
common
No par
:
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com„No
par
5%
preferred
100
25
6
15'% Jan
4
11
116'A Jan
7
18% Jan
120
Jan
20
25
common
25
25
Si Teleg-No par
International Utilities Corp
5
45
22%
*16%
27%
*93
15%
269
30%
166%
4%
41 %
102
40%
167
45%
22%
*33A
41%
167
.
163A
*16%
163A
*16%
163A
;x273A
27%
273A
28%
93%
93%
93
93
153A
153/4
15%
153A
3,200
276%
2,600
30%
19,600
15%
273
274
30%
30%
275
274
30%
30%
31%
166%
31%
134
50
28%
94
31%
13334
167
2,300
8,300
31
133%
100
5,900
102
2,100
31%
135
4%
41%
101
*
2,500
46%
31%
*133%
193,8
59%
3,300
43
22%
31%
*1%
37%
10
8%
100
46%
31%
*88
53%
85A
29%
2
4>500
50%
52
427/a
167%
87
100
433/8
22%
29
37%
6,100
11,300
22%
166
87
47
88V*
115
46%
29
*1%
37%
4,500
22%
168
87
8,800
45%
.
29
1%
38%
800
3%
54
'
102
167
16%
23%
*52%
4%
41
101%
100
1,600
13,500
*50%
87/»
167
'
8%
9%
*52%
'
43
29%
*84%
International Packers
*164
42%
*4%
28%
1%
*37%
100
30%
168
43/8
40%
8'%
1
28%
100
'Preferred
30%
274
8%
43
28%
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel or Canada com-No
par
1% preferred
International Telep
4
30% Jan
94
International Silver
29
15
28%
33
31% Jan
22
28%
*92%
No par
13% Jan
15% Dec
16%
28%
93%
No par
29% Jan
22 % Jun
*16%
28%
93'%
International Salt
6
22
*16%
International Shoe
18
Jan
1
19
20% Jan
167
5
29
31% Dec
J.01%
100
Jan
10
4%
41%
105%
45%
393/4 Feb
21
54%
22%
42
31
54%
*52%
423%
*49
52
*53
22%
4
Jun
*50
54%.
453/8
No par
&
52%
54%
*52%
46%
11
13% Dec
30% Mar 18
Minerals
*50
*53
54%
22%
16%
87
115
54%
*4
41%
*164
89
115
51
83A
167
preferred
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
4%
50%
22%
Jan
30% Dec
33% Jan
Int
*48%
47
43%
50%
46
Machines
Harvester
7%
Int'l
423%
*483%
881/8
*112
2,600
41
3%
23
47
43%
42%
*164
15%
3%
50%
88
3/4
93/4
23
115
43%
87/o
102
46%
47
*7%
40
15%
3%
23
85^
No par
Iron.
46'%
1534
3%
*112
43%
42%
42
.
15%
23
87
8%
.
106
37% Jan
24
19
Interlake
47%
42%
9
41
Corp commonpreferred—
4%%
15%
116
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
29
6
*53
*52%
105
InLerchemlcal
4
89'% Jan
51
54%
54%
1
1
Inspiration Cons Copper-.
25% Jan
*48a%
100
Inland
15
14
*111
43%
No pal'
;
6% -preferred
12
23
Steel
*4
A
H6
43%
No par
common
46% Feb
19% Mar 11
246
Co
Industrial
11
5
47%
88t//*
90
5
29
Jan
47'A
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
15
33
873A
52%
4% Feb
16% Feb
47%
*51
*53
54%
8%
RR
15%
3%
50
423/4 Jan
Jan
15%
22%
50
Illinois Terminal
9%
3 %
preferred
preferred
50
7%
40%
9%
23%
preferred
cum
cum
7%
40%
9%
3%
cum
4.42%
common
8%
403/4
9%
22%
50%:
A—100
ser
*7%
40%
10
3%
*49%
4.26%
39
35% Sep
18% Sep
Jan
9%
16
50
pfd
41
22%
No par
14.70%
97
101
Co common_l00
8%
413%
*73/8
.
3%
preferred-
6
28
1
16
71
22%
cum
15
15
20
RR
conv
Power Co
12
Feb
10%
4 08%
Jan
9% Jan 26
83%
41%
10
6111
*
43%
noncuin
54% Feb
43
*7%
41%
1
Refrigerator Co
101% Sep
35% Jun
3
*84%.
85
26 %
15
713/4
50
19
16
*69
*33%
3% Feb
Jun
84%
*26 %
15%
15%
15%
71%
13%
23 % Feb
27
27
27%
50
4
18
27
15%
33'%
11
6
500
33%
2% Jan
93 % Jun
2,900
53%
13%
20% Jail
1
39%
53%
10
14
31
x39 %
54
3% Feb
8
15
Dec
393/4
54
50
Foods
76
90
39%
55 %
33%
Hunt
23
124%
39%
*53%
50%
7
15
*123%
39%
54%
13%
10
27% Sep
1233/4
39%
54%
50%
16% Feb
21% Sep
123%
39
33%
13% Jan
10
124%
393%
54
14
42% Jan
14
*123%
39%
50%
4
Jun
3,500
33%
17
24% Sep
148% Jun
71%
50%
preferred
14
224
71%
*32%
preferred
conv
3%%
9% Feb
Aug 13
200
71%
50
$2.25
13% Jan
13% Sep
80
15%
71%
■
Household Finance common—No par
8
151
36
*15
*15
1,000
111%
2
23
*35%
153%
35%
300
22%
13%
2
Sep
33%
97%
*22'%
111%
59% Feb
84
33%
*96%
22%
35%
54
5
30
33%
97%
22%
72%
2,500
3,600
89
3
19% Jan
38% Sep
35%
15
19%
23
*85
par
17
19
33%
*35%
19 %
23
89
*96
22%
70
$4.20 dlv 2nd pfd ser B—_No
Houdallle-Hershey common
7
30
34
97%
22%
14%
par
193/a
23
22%
*85
*96
35%
19%
60
102%
29
3% Dec
19%
22%
89
5%
102%
21
343/a Jun
2,800
72%
—10
preferred
9% Sep
18
1,000
5%
14%
Co
Mining^
12% Dec
49% Jun
12%
72%
& Sons
Oil Corp
36% Oct
46
*12
5%
15% Jan
16
48% May 19
73/4 Jan 27
12»%
53%
11% Jan
7
May
Sep
35%
1,000
12%
15
36
1,300
5%
33%
*33
.•
25%
*5%
*33
5%
19
22%
25%
5%
33
-
223/4
97%
22%
25%
5'%
140
7
17% Jan
21% Jan
18
44
*96
*135
6
29
14
2% Sep
97%
22%
140
Mar 11
Dec
9% Sep
3% Nov
18% Sep
22%
500
33
73%
1
28 % Jan
101
*96
60
27%
12
*85
33%
33%
106%
*27
33%
71%
5
Hooker Electrochemical
13% Jan
33%
19%
89
900
*105
*25%.
5%
300
14%
27
*135
25%
5%
14%
106%
26%
140
*33
23
*105
*14%
pld (conv)—No
60
17
*33%
19%
23
66
27%
25%
5%
33%
*86
89
13%"
*65
143%
*35%
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Honolulu
15
193%
23%
*69
4
28
19%
22%
*86
Heyden Chemical Corp common—]
3%% preferred series A—.—100
11
Feb
25%
*5%
*33
*13
66
*14%
105
5%
*27
36% Feb
Jan
25%
5%
13%
*65
27%
*135
5%
100
62% Feb
113
25%
33%
13%
*35
14%
105
27%
140
5%
No par
common
Hoinestake
102% Feb
Mar 25
4
27%
*135
5%
preferred series A
50
Hewitt-Robins
Inc——————5
9
12
Jan
27%
105
36%
*35
13%
5%
4%%
Feb
22
17
57
105
,
66
143%
No par
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
95% Jan
1,200
13
*65
14%
No par
common
Hollander
108% Jan
2
Feb
6,500
17%
11%
10
Holland
4
64% Jan
July 20
91
5
31%
173/4
25
Motors
Powder
(A)
31%
17%
12%
100
preferred—
$4% cum 2nd
30%
17%
14%
106
5%
33
300
30%
18
14%
140
25%
36%
30%
18
12%
25
common
non-cum
27%
*135
.5
11
116% Mar 19
29
42
4
56 % Jan
31
-
66
35%
x30%
18%
12%
15
15
26
13%
*65
353%
31%
12%
100
27
12% Feb
5
33% Jan
Dec
102
•
15
32
25% Jan
41% Mar 10
5
80% Jun
,
Co
15% Feb
19
Jan
58
Sep 22
90
103% Oct
'
Glass
6% Jan
4
5
14
*
Dec
Oct
10% Jan
6
17% Mar 23
28% Jan
2
11
12
4
18
*13%
66
36%
30%
1
•
Sep
25
19% Feb
10% Jan
133%
*65
*35%
2
5%
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
5
91
Inc____
preferred
(G
7%
50
.-
Corp
(II J)
68
10
*13%
1
common
common
3.65%
10
96% Feb
22% Feb
-36% Jan
44 % Feb
4
23% Sep
12% Sep
Heinz
10
preferred
35
53% Apr
17
37% Sep
48% Jun
14
Jan
Co
33A%
Marx
America
of
Mlg
38% Mar 13
15
113
&
Feb
35
&
preferred
Industries
20% Apr
74% Jan
2
60% Sep
Jan
26% Feb,
Corp
4%%
Hazel-Atlas
Jun
21% Dec
Hat
Heclit
31
__100
Hart Schaffner
8
24'
10
100
preferred
6
19% Feb
2
87% Feb
34% Dec
6%
10
4
22 % Feb
5
Mar
Nov
No par
com
Co
A)
Jan
18% Jan
2
21
Co
*104%
(M
87% Feb
9
29% Jan
87
*18
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk
Refrac
com
15
Hanna
Hayes
7
18%
14%
7
15
35%
31%
18%
5
preferred
Paper
35%
31
Cementing—5
2.50
Jan
6
Well
Watcli
conv
Hayes
78% Jun
23
4%
22
9
F)
Hammermill
1
21% Dec
Dec
(W
13 % Jan
17
25
Halliburton
11
4
Jan
3
Feb
25% Jan
11
5 % Jan
16
Feb
28% Feb
136
15
22% Jan
14
171
Jan
32
Jan
105
4
24% Jan
131
26% Aug 13
7% May 20
2
Sep
12% Jan
36
29
4% Sep 14
31% Dec 24
11% Jan
Jan 23
71
Water
Hall
14
12 % Sep
100
Jun
Hackensack
90
*85%
3,400
190
167
990
28%
29%
4,400
31%
.
32%
12,400
90
90
91
300
,
*1%
2
100
37%
37%
37%
38
15,400
133%
2
133%
133
10%
133
*1%
37%
134
2
50
193'8
10%
10%
10%
103s
103/b
1074
59%
X58%
59%
58%
59
58%
59%
195
*6%
105
6%
*104%
*6%
107%
6%
*104%
*6%
107'%
*104%
107%
107%
100
634
*6'A
6%
6%
6%
270
46'/a
46%
46%
46%
453/4
46%
45%
453i
46%
46%
*47
39%
4034
*32
15%
49%
39%
49%
39%
*48%
39%
40'%
33
15%
*47
*39%
403A
40
33
*32%
157%
32
15%
31%
50
*104%
10%
4,200
593/8
59
10,800
270
*49
49%
49
49%
200
*39%
39%
39%
39%
400
40'A
39%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
32'%
32'%
*31%
33
32'%
32%
200
15%
30%
15%
153/8
15%
15%
21,100
30%
30%
30%
15'A
31
2,000
pfd
25
32
33'A
33%
32%
32%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
1
28%
33%
28%
317%
33'A
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28^
2,000
3.50
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,300
No par
31%
303A
31%
*31%
30%
31%
31%
Co_No par
30%
30"%
10
26%
26%
26'/a
'26%
$1.40
cum
conv
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
Iowa
Power
&
Island Creek Coal
$6
Si Elec
Light Co
.
_
50c
common
preferred
1
17%
*118
31
26%
17%
120
17%
*118
17%
120
*31%
17%
119
*32
*32
32%
31
4,100
32%
600
*31%
31%
*31%
31%
31
30%
30%
30"%
30%
2,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,400
17%
2,500
17%
119
17%
*118
17%
120
17%
*118
■»
100
120
10
J
Sep
15
173/g Oct
14
6% Dec
16
4% Feb
May 12
253/a Mar 9
Jan
6
17% Aug 31
20% Jan
82
21
7
89
Feb
26
86% Jan
8
23
43
Nov
6
40% Feb
3
19
101
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
25
Jan' 16
743/8 Jan
19
101
19
Feb
5
2
64% Jan
11
5% Jan
4
Jacobs
217/a Feb 17
(F I.) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
22% Feb
1
Jefferson
91% Feb
11
43% Jan 21
101
Feb
5
71% Jan 27
Jewel Tea
33A%
Johns
8
62% Jan
4
14
24'A Jan
66% Jan
26
5
Johnson
193/4 Jan
4
Sep
18
86
■22 Va Jan
27
Jones &
29% Sep
14
22% Nov
41 Va Nov
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4
30
393/4 Mar 17
32% Jan
4
4
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19
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66 3A Dec
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19
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1
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82
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36
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4
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6
28% Jan 27
50
Feb
2
3% Jan
18
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5%
Alum
cum
&
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preferred
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(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
1
;
27
27%
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27
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50
49%
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33 % Dec
Sep
98% Jun
36% Sep
14
95% Jan
Jun 10
92
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
16
13
11
100% Mar
18
105 % Dec
9
16
4
34% Feb
17
19
96 % Feb
9
Jan
12
104% Jan
7
10
38% Jan
32% Jun
16
37
28
35% Jan
27
21
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18% Jan
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21
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Oct
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14% Dec
1
18
13% Sep
15
69% Sep
14
82
Feb
25
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6
60
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21
Nov
16
39% Jun
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16
101
24% Feb
49 % Dec -14
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22% Sep
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18
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79% Jan
6
83
27
29% Jan
.4
35% Feb
9
82% Jan
5
89% Feb
18 ;
Feb
18
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23
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18
51
Jan
26
Kress
17
46% Jan
5
11%
5
31
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25% Jun
14
10
Dec 29-
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5
10% Feb
14
5% Feb
18
21% Jan
4
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19
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14% Jan
8
16
Jan
22
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47% Jan "'4
51
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27
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22 % Feb
29% Feb
8% Jan
Mar 24
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5
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6
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22
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27
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88
1% Jan
15
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24% Jan
86% Jan
22% Jan
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14
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18
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29
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14
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4
20
42% Feb
4
39% Jan
8
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4
7
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13
8% Jan
4
10
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25
34% Jun
10
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10
38% Jan
8
41% Jan
5
63
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82
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6
62 Vo Feb
16
67'A Jan
29
135
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5
171% Nov
6
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19
162% Feo
12
58% Jun
9
77% Dec
17
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75
Jan
4
Feb
P"% TOR.
5
57
35%
Feb
4
18
59
Feb
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Lees
preferred—
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2nd
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Products
5
Corp-iA—
Stores
No
Libbey-Owcns*-Ford Glass Co__
Libby
McNeill &
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7%
preferred—
4
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
No par
15
13 % Jan
4
14% Jan
15«
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
:
32% Feb
10
Lone
Star
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas
28% Jan
11
26
Apr
15
23 % Jan
4
Aug
5
108% Jan
110% Feb
21% Oct
14
35% Mar 26
22% Jan
25% Feb
8
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17
17% Feb
12
97
25% Feb
Jan
5.
10
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Jan
14
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9
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19
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7
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5
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15
26% Jan
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4
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19
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10
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14
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5
44% Feb
9
55
Sep
15
67% Jan
2
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30% Dec
16
23
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11
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22
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39% Feb
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prelerred series A
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(M)
52
10%
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Co common
&
10%
31%
preferred———
7%
8-'
32%
42%
common
Co
Louisville Gas & El
31%Jan
Nov
220
3,600
48%
.
30%
B prelerred
(P)
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15
7% Oct
Lorillard
15-
89%
1
preferred series C
96% Jan
35% May 25
'97%
May 25
36% Sep
145
■
34%
89%
24%
No par
pfd series A
series
9
'
82
34%
89%
41%
preferred-—
100
Long Bell Lumber (M'd) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
106% Jan
30% Aug
*81
343/4
♦
24'A
conv
110
23% Dec
300
82
"
400
35
5
No par
preferred—100
convertible
May
101% Jun
92
Oil
3%%
Jun
Jan
*81
251/4
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2.50
;
(The)
31 % Feb
110
82
25%
35
89%
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11
16
101
5
,
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15
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15
Sep
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Lehman Corp
18
23% Jun
160
25
*3414
343A
45%
—
15
26
4,000
89
44%.
-—100
29
103% Jun
51
111
34%
45%
Coal & Navigation Co—
10
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—25
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No par
Valley Coal, common
1
74'A Feb
14% Mar 25
34% Mar 19
300
21%
50%
*1091/2
25
35%
<
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51
112
89
45%
(James) & Sons Co common—3
',3.85%
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Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
37% Feb
18
-
21-%
51
34%
49
5
22% Jan
10% Sep
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5
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4
26
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82
48%,
50
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12
27
51 %
15 %
30'/a Jan
29% Nov
21%
15 %
38% Mar
23
9,600
15%
64
20% Apr
433A
15%
28% Sep 15
15 % Sep 14
Jan
431A
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18% Jan
43%
>
89%
33%
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1
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67
42%
22%
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17,600
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28
3
17'A
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13
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17
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22%
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1,600
17
5%.
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21% Feb
13%
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3
74
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Jun
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17
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16
9
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19%
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-
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19% Feb
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28
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35
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111
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17
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7
24% Mar 17
64 '
Jan
9'
35
10
17 ya
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25
34%
100
—_10
—_
4
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25',4 Aug-20
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.
Sep 21
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21% Nov 23
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52
42%
39
2.50
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Kinney
37% Apr 28
„•
1
42%
No par
Kennecott Copper
Kern
King-Seeley
5
102%
5
(Julius) & Co
Hayes; Wheel-
19
,
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1021A
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an
27
57;% Feb
46% Dec
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14
15
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35% Jan
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19 Va
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8
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29
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100
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105'A
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1021/a
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31% Jan
5
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May 12
5
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Mar,17
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102
105
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101 »/2
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11
14
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22
31
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38%
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28% Sep
97%
50
non-cum
Dec
81% Dec
31% Dec
34%
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105
No par
78"
-
34lVo
97%
8.75
4
Jan
34%
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341/4.
preferred
4
Jan
341/4
97%
Kansas Power & Light Co
4
48,
34%
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10
4%
Feb. 19
97%
11
-
Friday
Feb. 18
34%
ino
Common
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 17
33%
100
preferred-—_
4.20%
preferred •_
Kansas City Southern—
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
*96%
100
4.50%
24
.
Feb. 16
FeD
Jan
106
preferred
cum preferred
4%
-
Tuesday
Feb. 15
19% Feb
39
11
20% Jan
Monday
Par
3.80%
17
64% Jan
39% Jan
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
16
106
5
17
102% Feb
Feb
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
94% Jan
100
45 % Aug
Sep
NEW
Highest
32 % Jan
14
10
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26 Va Jun
150
120
43%
3,900
61%,
4,200
33%
3,800
101
40%
1,700
9%
1,000
M
-
12
41
Jun
8
125
Sep
17
Mar 20
45
132
Jail
Mar 24
125
Jan
15% Nov 10
13
Jan
4
20% Jan
; Jan
8
87% Mar 27
*
,
9
6
3% Dec
3Q
8% Feb
14
8
18
3% .Tan
4
5% Jan
25
4% Feb
17
5% Jan
18
Mandel
22% Jan
12
Feb
3
-9% Feb
1
25% Jun
Mar
Jan
7
19
13% Dec
12% Jan
52% Jun
15
58
22% Sep
15
10
Feb
Jan;
27
28
4
4
11
8
18% Jan
•
»23
Jan
18,
Feb..4
13% Feb
8
Jan
8
5 7'A Feb
12
25% Mar 19
24% Jan
12
25'A Feb
12
88 % Mar
82
4
91% Feb
3
55
9
Jan
Bros
Manhattan
Oil
Maraeaibo
18% Mar 20
16% Jan
4
19% Feb
15
14% Mar
13% Jan
22
15% Feb
18
25% Feb
2
16
Jan
8
19 'A Feb
15
Musonite
17% Sep
15
21% Nov
16
18
Jan
4
19% Feb
11
Master
34% Aug 28
42% Dec
30
38
Feb
16
42
Jan
18
Matliieson
98% Jun 30
110% Jan
5
104
Jan
5
109% Feb
15
4.25%
32% Mar 23
28
Jan
4
30% •Feb
11
92
Jan
11
96% Feb
15
82% Jun
12
75"
July
16
Sep
45
15
Sep
15
2
29
95
Jan
20
4
22%
22%
22V2
85
"7%
85
84%
84%
8%
10
Co
Chemical
16
$3.75
Feb
19
$3.40
21
17% Jan
20
18% Feb
19
Mar 12
48% Feb
47
Feb
15
Jan
7
16% Feb
3
10
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
22
41% Nov
27
45% Feb
17
42
Feb
11
43 % Jan
14
11% Dec
29
15% Feb
4
12
Jan
4
13% Jan
29
8
75
4
16
92
Jan
4
57% Sep
15
8
22
73% Mar 12
35% Dec
68% Jan
26% Sep
33% Jan
4
52
17
71% Jan
54% Jan
4
2
39% Dec
38
Jan
4
Jan,
I5
$3
common..
Feb
5
71% ton
21
McGraw Electric
19,
McGraw-Hill
59% Feb
10
Mclntyre
Porcupine
42% Feb
18
McKesson
& Robbins Inc
83
.43
Feb
3%%
Co—
Publishing
50
100
No par
Mines
5
par
par
19%
27
89
Jan
27
20
98
Jan
4
21
Nov
13
95
Jan
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
22
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
21% J an
13
7
28
Dec
29
39% Jan
28% Jan
4
86
Jun
11
98% Jan
92
Jan
5
95
Sep- 14
88
Jun
12
105
91 % Feb
5
Feb
8
106
Merritt-ClmDinan & Scott
100
Feb
15
106
Feb
4.35%
Jan
15
98
Feb
3.85%
3
93% Feb
107% Feb
89
Jan
Jan
6
105% Jan
13
106% Feb
18% Sep
14
29% Mar
22% Feb
2
24% Jan
55 % Sep
22
66% Dec
65% Jan
4
70
22% Jun
9
4
29% Jan
For
1
27% Mar
footnote*
89
•*•*
uage
26% Jan
24
Feb
preferred
Linotype
3.80%
preferred
preferred
4.45%l preferred
15
5
28
Miami
Middle
South
96%
96%
220
96%
*96%
97%
87%
86%
86%
17%
17%
17%
a.—1
5
18
*42
48%
42%
13%
13%
83
83
*48%
49
*48V2
"42
13%
*83
44
13%
84
*42
13%
*83
*83
84
69 %
18
18%
*48
49
340
110
2,900
100
15%
15%
1,600
21%
*211/4
21%
800
42
*41
42%
100
13%
3,900
16
42
131/8
87
49
15%
*21
13%
86%
17%
17%
44
97%
871/4
*481%
49
*96
96%
961/2
*86
•
13%
13%
83
230
84
83
693/4
69
69%
3,900
43
42%
43
1,900
59%
59%
2,600
413/4
42%
3,200
*20%
20%
69%
69%
69
69
69%
693/a
39
40%
40%
41%
41
413/4
*42
59
59%
58
59
58
58%
59
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
42%
203/4
59
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
—10
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
113A
11%
113A
11%
11%
1,000
1,500
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
4,300
32%
"95
27%
33%
98%
27%
31%
*95
27%
32%
31
98%
94
95
93
93
27 %
27%
27%
273/8
27%
13
*93
27%
13
13
12%
13%
12-%
12%
12%
12%
*48%
48%
*481%
48%
48i/4
48%
*48 »A
48%
*48%
3%
16%
16%
X161/8
16i%
*15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
-il6%c
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2134
21%
21%
21'/a
'91
104
91%
104
91%
91%
104%
104%
*100%
101
*89
*1041/4
100'A
91%
*89
1041/2
105
100%
*100%
9P/4
*89
104%
104
99%
101
94
27%
13
48 3A
15%
21%
913A
100
2,600
1,600
120
900
18,100
100
104
500
100%
270
*100%
102
31 %
22%
32
30%
30%
31
31%
311/2
32%
32
32
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 '/a
22%
22
22%
14,200
31
31
30 %
31%
31
31
31
31
31%
31%
1,300
98%
98%
97%
97%
97
97
series
series
series
series
Copper
Mid-Continent
96'A
No par
C'o__
preferred
*95i/4
*108
108%
Co—No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Jan
8,400
9 6'A
16
No par
Mergenlhaler
Machine
200
29%
21%
No par
4
92
May 21
common
,4
105
July
Inc
10
Feb
99
Co
$3.50 preferred
conv 2nd pld
Mesta
17%
96%
29%
16
1
$4
93% Jan
84
Corp
P.'-o
31% Feb
17%
96%
*86
96%
2,800
108%
28%
21%
No par
preferred (1st series)—_100
2nd
17%
96%
87%
30%
8,600
293/8
16%
Corp common
$4.25
96 %
*86
29%
*96
18%
3,000
15,800
1
Co^
34% Feb
28% Jan
101
96%
391/2
48,800
28%
'108
108
21V4
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50,
Oct
30%
96%
28%
21%
41
Jan
30
*108%
16
4
83
18%
16%
30
97
15%
18 Vb
21%
11% Dec
111
19
153/8
21%
4>A%
4
183A
15%
48%
Melville
10
19'A
15 Ve
*16%
8
May
18%
15
3
15
91% Sep
19%
par
95% Feb
92% Jun
39%
109%
200
15
par
28% Jan
80
38%
109%
1,600
7,200
15,700
6,800
18%
*183/8
1,000
56
15
OO
600
25
19%
39
20
1,300
91%
14%
38%
4
Inc
*90
18%
108
4
Stores
24%
91%
*90
38%
16
Mfg
*55%
25
24%
91%
109%
27% Feb
Co
56%
*55%
56
25
39'A
86% Jan
&
8%
13
38%
27% Jan
•Merck
56
24%
*90
263/4
21%
38
95
vMay
28% Mar 19
26
251%
5
12%
19'A
29% Dec
Jan
%
15
56V2
9IV2
4%
*8%
18%
2
22
19
15
24%
4,500
21%
19 Va
14
12
19%
*56
*90
2,500
17%
13
8%
7,000
27
530
22
181/8
13
Jan
91%
8%
13
8%
570
8%
21%
19%
26 % Jan
5
25%
1
18%
Mead
25% Jan
57%
25%
8%
19%
12
14
26%
18
33% Feb
Sep
26%
19%
21% Sep
83% Oct
17
26%
18%
5
Co-
Stores
Mercantile
26%
19%
McQuay
8
261A
18
McLellan
17
*4%
19%
14
15
5;
19%
15
13 Va Feb
4%
*43A
18%
12% Jan
16% Jan
*56%
*90
1
19%
20% Feb
48% Feb
*4%
13%
No par
4%
4%
22
4
18
26i/4
*17%
*520%
4%
8%
19
Jan
26%
26%
26%
18
522
173/4
4%
12%
11% Feb
15% Feb
4"%
8%
2 6 3A
26 3A
522
*8
4%
4%
4%
17%
21%
18% Jan
11% Jan
4%
5
26%
522
8%
14% Jan
47
'4%
*519
13%
26% Jan
14% May 22
50% May 21
19% Jan
7
17%
17%
22%
29
Aug 19
15% Sep 15
26%
271/4
519
8%
24
46
17%
13
11% Dec
Shoe
8%
8%
8%
21%
18% Dec
Norris
8%
8%
8%
Stores Corp common__50o
convertible preferred—100
McCrory
*71%
8%
8%
13%
50
preferred
$2.50
3,000
84%
22%
No
No
No
No
-
Corp
22%
84%
8'/a
8%
series_No par
Corp
McCord
22%
84%-
13
No par
common
preferred
McCail
223/8
84%
22%
S
100
cumulative pfd
21 % Mar 25
221/4
_1
—6.25
Corp com——5
87
30% Feb
22%
84
"26%
preferred
96% Feb
4
22%
84
1
*
Maytag Co
9,900
4%
;
5
Mar 16
133A
8%
26%
600
13%1
*7%
519
44
131
14
8%
17%
43%
*128
13%
*7%
27%
43
131
14
13%
8%
522
9%
9%
*9%
43
*128
"4%
May Dept Stores common
$3.75
17%
9%
43
131
No par
Corp
Electric
conv
27'A
"519
*128
131
1
1
-
7
6
1
50
Co_
Martin-Parry Corp
Jan
52
22%
100
No par
—*
83
Jan
14
Sep
com
92% Jan
95
No par
(conv)
85% Nov 24
Dec
33% July
(Glenn L)
'Martin
9%
*42%
14%
Corp common
preferred;
cum
pfd 1947
20% Sep
72% Dec
—-£.—
^preferred
16
5
13%
*128
5
Exploration
preferred
4Va%
4%%
29
83% Jun
14%
_
Marshall Field & Co
14
5
Shirt
Marine Midland
Sep
10
14
131
No par
—T
.vM'ai'athott Corj)
16% Dec
27% Jun
Garden-.
9
25„> Jan
12% Jun
Magic Cher
522
9%
42%
5
preferred' series A—
28
Mar
10
8
15
2a'/» I'Vtj
10
9%
42%
No par
Madison Square
4%%
9%
42%
*128
)
Co.Inc com
Macy AR II)
1
OR
'
9%
42 %
100
Mack Trucks Inc
85 'A Feb
■
8
common—10
Forbes
preferred——
6%
Magma Copper —
Magnavox Co (The)— 1—
Mahoning Con) RUX'oManatl Sugar Co—
Feb
11% Jun
Sep
21
Working Co
&
8% Feb
16% Jan
516
16%,Sep 21
80
20,
M
&,
RU. .tor)
12
25% Jan
'
11
IS1/!} Jan
22% Jan
»
6% Jar.
Mar 23
4% Sep
6% Sep
12
Apr
15
16
7% Feb
22% Jan
552
Sep
Jan
'•
82% Jan v 4
8
May
9% Jan
32.
Sep 15
15% Sep ; 15
22 "
44
'
21
19
" 4
9
517
Mac Andrews
132.% Jan
28
26
29
M
19
19
78% Sep 14
v.-.7% Oct'16
6% Dec
22
Feb
4
41
10% July 18
20% Dec 29
•
8% Jan
24
.Feb
19
ft 4
,
Petroleum
12.50
5
prd__100
100
100
100
100
5
10
Utilities Inc—No par
*103
*95
'93%
*105%
22%
67%
28%
105%
98
*103
94
105%
95
!
1
*97
98%
*97%
98%
2,300
190
'
105
*103
105%
*103
105%
105
*94
97%
*94
97%
*94
97%
*931/2
97
*93%
*1051/2
108
*105%
10
97
108
97
*93%
97
*93%
97
108
*105%
108
*105'A
108
23%
22%
22%
22%
221/4
22%
22%
23%
23
67%
67%
68%
6 7'A
67%
67'A
67%
67%
68
29
28%
29%
28%
29 %
29
29%
29
29%
100
4,600
5,900
12,200
I
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Highest
14
125'/, Oct
7
2iy«Oct
9
16'A Jan
Lowest
46% Jan
7
Feb
1
NEW
Feb
3
33% Jan
25
9
126% Jan
6
135% Feb
19
24% Mar 20
21'/a Jan
26
24
20
8% Dec
31
19% Jan
2
53 % Feb
27
68% Nov
30
6
60 % Dec
3
42
Apr
94% Jan
139
11
8% Dec
30
Nov 20
26
24% Feb
8%
4
10% Jan
Jan
11
77
Feb
15
26
58% Jan
5
Feb
104
2
105
Feb
23
9% Jan
1
88
Jan
5
71% Jan
12
74
Jan
22
9
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
29
21% Jan
21
29
4
11% Jan
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
133%
134%
134%
*133%
135%
24%
23%
24 %
x233A
24
23%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
21
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co
$5.50
1st
preferred
$1.50 2nd
Jan
4
4
24% Feb
16
6
15% Jan
19
17
15% Sep
U
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
5
18% Feb
15
79
Sep
17% Sep
15
95% Jan
82% Jan
4
81% F-0
5
14
28% Mar 11
19
4
22% Feb
25% Jun
10
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
34
Feb
8
29% Nov
17
40% Dec
32
4
37% Feb
18
15
20
11
53% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
11% Sep
10% Sep
15
18% Apr
15
Jan
Jan
56
Jan
4
64% Feb
12% Jan
8
14
19
Feb
Monarch
200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
10
17%
173/a
17%
38%
17'/a
39
17%
383/4
39
38%
393/4
393/a
39%
5%
383/4
39 %
3,600
5,900
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'/a
64%
3,500
64%
63%
643%
A
100
Montana-Dakota
48
50%
48%
503/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/8
15
15% Apr
16
11% Jan
6
14% Feb
8
29% Dec
29
43% Jan
6
30% Jan
4
35
Feb
18
21
Dec
31
34% Mar 18
17% Feb
16
23% Jan
5
Motor
Products
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
22
17
23 % Jan
27
Motor
Wheel
6
Feb
Morreli
(John)
Motorola
23% Jan
13
2i"/4 Jan
25
Mueller
26% Mar 13
19% Jan
4
25% Jan
10
Mullins
Mfg
5
14% May 19
13% Jan
7
15% Feb
1
43
Dec
31
6
42% Jan
12
47% Feb
2
3
106% Jan
14
109% Feb
11
Jan
24% Feb
35% Dec 29
26
18% Jan
11
50
42% Aug 26
25
42% Jan
4
Feb
2
Feb
51
37
Jan
21
Jan.21
.44% Jan
39% Jan
4
I
22
25
84
*14
1,900
14
14%
14'A
14'A
700
18
18
18
17%,
173/4
2,900
83%
84%
14%
18
'
843/4
84
84%
X83
83%
10,900
15,300
21%
20%
20%
213%'
215/s
22%
22
33%
33%
223/a
33
33%
33
33
32%
33
33
35%
3 3'/2
36%
35%
353/4
36
37
363%
63
373/8
37
37%
64%
10,000
61%
63%
613/4
623%
13%
14%
62
62%
61%
62
29,700
13%
13%
14
14%
*13%
34%
17%
343%
35
343A
35
173/a
17%
17%
173/8
20%
12
13%
No par
8
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
10
17%
'17%
17%
173/4
173/a
.8
Co
22%
223%
22%
223/8
Corp
—
133%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
5,800
13%
5,000
13 Va
1,500
11,900
3,200
22
Co
22%
1
24%
22 'A
22%
24%
22'A
24%
22%
1,500
24%
24
1
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
23%
3,100
24
23%
23 s/8
233/b
233/8
23%
24 y4
9,500
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*143/4
463/4
46
46
45
45
*109
110
109
109
Brass
15
Jan
50
14%
18
119,300
24'/a
Coip
14
Sep
12
110 % Mar
14%
X18
5,200
50%
20%
—No par
Corp
18
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
18%
84%
64%
4 9'/a
S
Lines
&
14%
18%
84
633A
x24»/a
24%
No par
1
Inc
21% Sep
27% Mar 16
Co
(The)
Moore-McCormack
*14%
No par
5
Utilities
5
53
24%
•20
643/4
51
643/8
54%
64%
50%
20
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
3
63%
pfd.100
conv
Co
Montana Power Co
20%
5,400
Tool
Chemical
203%
7,100
1.25
Machine
Monsanto
160
293/8
Mojud Co Inc
54 % Feb
2,700
21%
Mohawk Carpet Mills
13% Jan
10'A
71%
20%
7%
22% Jan
10
71%
com—No par
RR
40
10%
72
2 9'A
3
17
103/a
72
21%
11
23
103/a
72
21%
5% Feb
15% Mar 25
10%
72
29%
18% Feb
58% Jan
10%
72 %
29
40% Feo
33% Dec
—
10%
72%
21%
4
5
106%
10%
20 3%
4
15
•105
700
6,200
'5,300
.
29%
Jan
31
106
9'/a
213/8
4% Jan
Jan
56%
20%
37
Dec
733/4
56'%
28%
6% Mar 12
13
*105
9%
723/4
20%
41% Mar 17
33% Sep
106
93/4
74%
56%
21%
10
22
*9%
74
56
29%
31
preferred series
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
15,100
72%
*19%
par
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Mission
11
233/4
21'%
Missk j
657/a Feb
23%
20%
Minneapolis Power & Light—No
5
11
23%
28%
1
30% Feb
4
61% Jan
2,100
21%
23% Feb
4
6
24'/a
*19%
15
16% Jan
70% Aug
74%
563/g
80
24%
29%
Feb
27% Jan
23% Mar 25
15
1,800
24%
22
21
34% Mar 25
57% Sep
93/4
553/4
*105
Shares
30%
135%
21
21% Dec 21
14
Missouri-Kan-Tex
*9%
73%
563/8
106
30
135%
29%
17
18
5
9%
75%
*105
30%
135 %
1
5
19 % Nov
Dec
%
25
24% Oct
4
106
72V4
100
9%
30
*133%
the Week
23%
56
563/4
Feb. 19
24
X74
9%
77
*105
1
common
preferred
conv
'15% Sep
34 Vz Jun
9%
75%
56%
Friday
Feb. IS
30 %
Corp
Salee fee
Thursday
Feb.17
133%
24%
$4
Wednesday
5
10
11
Oct
Feb. 16
100
preferred
Oil
Tuesday
Feb. 15
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_Nopar
Minn St Paul & S S Marie__Nopar
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.60
Minn Min & Mfg common
No par
19
55% Jan
1st
Midwest
16
67
Monday
F«f
Midland Steel Prod common
8
Jan
18% Nov
69
19% Jan
8
feb
8% Jan
29
Jan
104
25
STOCK
YORK
Monday;: February 22, 1954
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICES
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
Continued—Page •
STOCKS
Year 1053
Lowest
29 % Dec
,.
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
'
8
15
15
15
1
46%
46%
46%
mo
*109
10
4%
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
,
110
.
*109
110
15 '/a
600
45
*109
-
45
110
10
1,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
*19%
20%
19%
20
44%
43%
3,100
43%
43
43%
*43
44
39%
*43'A
44
*39
Nopar
20%
*43%
■
50
39 %
*39
39%
; 500
♦39-
39%
*39
39%
*39
N
16
Dec
29
25% F«b
26
15% Feb
18% Jan
74
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Sep
15
99% Jan
2
75% Jan
79
Nashvihe Cuatt
28
Oct
6
30
34% Feb
11% Sep
36'/, Mar 25
14
16% Sep
22
19% Sep
15
34
Sep
14
158% Jun
15% Jan
24
10
8
21% Mar
14
9
Jan
Jan
National
24% Feb
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit Co common—10
Airlines
172% Jan
178
Feb
7%
13% Feb
26
11
Jan
13% Feb
National
Can
60% Dec
24
57% Jan
69% Feb
National
Cash
9
15
Sep
Sep
18% Aug 18
16% Jan
25
National
11% Jan
5
10% Jan
11% Feb
9
National
20% Dec
15
2
19% Jan
22% Feb
10
18% Jan
6
17% Jan
1
Corp
•
City
21
56% Jun
10
66% Dec
14
Dec
29
15% Jan
8
23% Jan
6
18'/, Jan
99% Jan
5
87% Jan
16% Sep
22
84
Dec
29
17% Sep
85% Dec
19% Mar 27
1
24
155% Jun
63
Jan
22
4
Co
Cylinder
29
42% Jan
173% Nov
4
172
Jan
177 %. F°b
146
4
142
Jan
149
National Lead Co
9
7%
6%
8% Feb
9'% Jan
4
National
20% Jan
24% Feb
4
Natl
17%
17%
17%
23%
23%
24%
-36%
37%
36 3/4
37%
177%
12
63 %
17
173/a
23%
X97%
,
23%
24
97%
1*97%
*27
493/4
49
29
27
National
No par
28
28
6
104% Jan
4% Jan
10
31% Jan
2
Sep
7% Apr
1
12% Jan 12
28
13% Jan
105
Jan
Jan
95% Feb
19
Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
4%% preferred
28% Jan
30% Jan
19
National
24% Jan
90
114
29% Feb
121
Jan
10
5
6% Feb
17
7% Jan
4
10% Jan
12
11 "/& J an
25
4% Jan
4
5 % Feb
4
11% Jan
16% Apr
27
8
14
Mar 25
106
105
-
12
Jan
15
38
30
93% Apr
12% Jun
11
14% Mar 30
18
92% Jan
94
64
Dec
23% Sep
56
14% Jan
6-
32% Feb
2
86
6
>
»
Feb
14% Feb
94
Feb
13
2
11
20
29
12% Jan
4
67% Jan
5
70
Feb
25% Jan
4
31% F b
3
Jan
34
30
23% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
30
18% Jan
11
25% Jan
46
14
■
*Jan
27
14% Jan
12
48% Jan
5
33% Jan
11
10
109% Mar
9
106% Jan
6
York
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
Sep
Feb
19
9
17% July 13
16% Jan
29
17% Jan
4
70
63
20
67% Feb
16
11
May
37% Jan
92
5
J8n
,,
1
520
20
Feb
9
Jan
.
8
19% Jun
16
34
Feb
18
49% Dec
29
65% Feb
5
Jan
85% Jan
400
Feb
14
^90
Jan
29
2
425
Jan
13
23% Jan
4
30% Feb
9
52
4
60
4
Jan
Feb
N
&
Y
New
7
Nov
30
6
31% Sep
21
80% Jun
11
92
Jan
22
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
75
79
Apr
Jun
37% Mar 23
28
80% Nov
10
18
Feb
19
29
38
Feb
19
Jan
7
96% Feb
27% Jan
4
29
82% Jan
25
4
Jan
18
86% Feb
15
22
87% Jan
8
86
Jan
5
92
Feb
Jun
5
29
94%. Nov
13
92
Jan
7
99
Feb
11
Sep
15
20% Jan
26
17% Jan
6
19% Feb
18
Nonco
43% Feb
10
Norfolk
22% Jun
53% Jan
12
26
»Jan
30
16
39% Jan
24 % Jan
4
3.60%
Chemical
9
21% Feb
16
North
American
17
North
American
14
15
Jan
8
8% Jan
4
9% Jan
87
21
Northeast
Jan
16
85 % -Jan
7
87% Feb
15
Northern
34% Sep
24
46% Jan
2
38'/? Feb
19
«,U»-
4i>
Northern
103% Oct
6
107% Nov
4
6
110% Feb
i 9
5%%
Natural
14
84.
Jan
5
54'% Jan
11
61% Feb
5
16
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
4
78
19
24
14% Feb
85
Jan
4
93
$3.60
26
Feb
108% Feb
11
107% Jan
$4.80
8
$4.10
15
9
18% Mar 17
99
Jan
16% Jan
11
7% Jan
11
19
Feb
15
9% Feb
8
8% Dec
29
14%
Jan
13
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
18% Sep
18
25% Apr
9
20% Feb
16
21% Jan
18
34 % Jun
10
39% Feb
1
Ry Co
Northern
Pacific
Ry
_
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
r,
19% Feb
15
14% Feb
2
9% Jan
4
12% Jan
20
9
4
83
20
73
Jan
Jan
Northwest
4.6%
87'%
♦385
36
107
28%
87%
87'%
425
353%
107
16%
*67
87 Va
72'/a
30
30%
19%
20%
19%
23'%
23 Va
30'%
Oil
107
,
70
35%
.
9,300
107%
408
163%
17'A
4,100
*67
70"
150
70
*86
90
*86
90
*86
•385
425
•385
;
90
425
210
425
28%
28
28%
293/4
303%
29%
30
59
59'/a
58 3/4
58 3%
583%
58%
58
58%
28%
27%
28
273/«
27%
26%
27 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
•37%
37 V4
*94
*94
9
,
96
95
95
28%
28%
28%
29
*85%
96
86 3A
'
96
13,500
3,100
6,500
28%
*85%
86 Va
*85%
*90
*97%
98
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
42%
42 y3
V 42%
42'/a
19 'A
19%
19'A
19%
42aa
42 Va
42'A
42%'
25'/a
2 5'A
25%
*25%
*25%
253/4
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21'A
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
243/8
253A
9
9
9
88
*87
88
39
39
-
25'/a
12,000
sy«
9
9
•87
873/4
87
87
39
39'A
38%
38%
5,800
110'A
110'A
20
59%
60%
33,600
143/4
14%
9%
9y«
59%
60%
14%
14 y4
14%
143/4
92%
*91%
92 y4
92
108 y4
108 »A
108 «A
•108
y4
111
•109%
'
111
2,900
so
J
92 y4
*102
16'A
2,50
20%
commoz
39%
105 %
-No par
common
'800
25%
46,300
143/4
._J5
convertible preferred
6,100
21%
14%
92 Va
10
20
*96
♦107%
107
*91%
92'/a
*91%
108
*108
108'/a
102%
*102
102%
102%
102%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
8%
8%
8%
9
com.
230
1,000
243/8
14%
19
Co
400
:.
2iye
14%
8 74
Co
100
24%
*
.
60'A
39%
4,200
93
98
99%
-
8,700
863/4
*90
99
91
*97%
*87
18,600
93
*89%
98
9 'A '
70
29
86'/4
91
'
95
283A
'
*85 '
91
*
38
95
29
-
18
37%
.
96
«.
98
18%
Corp
36
107'%
17.
•67%
1
36
107)'
17
16%
57%
100
preferred
4%%
2,600
6.000
347.500
163A
108
Oklahoma Gas Sc Elec Co
Oliver
1,400
30 Vt-
28%
1
Ohio Edison Co
3,500
-
20 y4,
24 Va
353/4
363%
107
'16%
21
40
•'
18%
8%
*108
9
16'A
16'A
20'A
20%
105
96%
95
102%
102%
173A
9
,
160
18
9
170
260
102%
*8%
18%
14,600
92%
IO8V1
9,200
.
,
4,400
16%
16%
16 V4
163/4
16%
3.30Q
20»A
20%
20%
20%
203/4
203/4
1,000
40
393A
105
3934
105%
•102
'
16'A
'
105%
96
%
95%
109
*107 %
108'/a
107
*106 %
107
•106%
107%
40
.
105%
393A
105'A
96
96
-
40
39%
107%
107
*106%
107
•
200
96%
60
1073/4
108%
11,000
105%
96 '/a
96
40%
105%
105'A
•107y2
IO73/4
120
106 '/2
107
40
61
61%
59%
61
59 %
60%
603/a
61%
61%
62
8,200
27%
27%
27'/2
27%
27%
27%.
273/4
273/4
27%
27%
6,900
19%
*18%
19'A
*183/4
19'/a
1
11%
11%
11'A
11 3/8
100
81'A
811/4
82%
82%
19
*18%
19'A
200
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18,600
81
81
81'A
81'A
81%
82
19'A
'no > no
13%
*385
425
♦385
29%
Airlines Inc common..10
Pharmacal
11,600
44
13
•72
23 3%
.
.
44
13
59
100
preferred
Norwich
4%
30
-
96
72
58%
.100
95% Jan
293/8
'
60
preferred
8% Dec 15
71% Sep 23
29 %f
43
13
*69%
~
400
143/4
'
42%
42%
13%72
300
94%
14%
•943/4
58%
8
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio
'
13
*69%
•93'%
14% "
96
JOP
4.44%
5
42
13%
14%
*94%
(Minn)—
15
15
43%72
145/,
96
*109%
107
63% Feb
14%
111
.100
2774. Feb
94%
*109 %
preferred
4
1,000
111
4.56%
4
34
*109%
2g
20
333/4
39%
110% Jan
18% Jan
9,400
40
.100
26% Jan
15 ya
87'A
preferred ■
24
10
15 y.
.
39'A
preferred
Mar 23
106%
86%
4.40%
28
*105%
*
$0
3.90%
19% Dec
143/4
in
Co
2
1
100
*143%
lop
Gas
28
10
12
95
v
♦94%
67'/a
24'A
97% Feb
16% Sep
95
67
21%
40% Feb
106% Jan
23% Jun
s
661/2
-25%
5
Feb
95
66%
25
25
13
1,900
*11%
333/4
35%
43%
106% Feb
54% Jan
333%
16%
42%
May 18
104% Jan
:
16'/a
25
4
6
33
16%
19%
4
9
33
♦106%
363/b
107
19%
921% Jan
57% Aug
333/4
13%
99
38% Jan
104% Dec
15%
42%
92
102% Jan
10
155%
*16%
98
2
12
35"%
107
92
2
49% Jun
15%
♦69%
86'A
27
97% Jun
153/4,
43%
72
5
...
16
-43%
86'A
Jan
6
105%
95
29
93% Jan
106% Jan
105%
13%
283/4
12
19
106%
43%
37%
12
100
*105%
106'/a
-
28
94% Jun
106
14'%
*4%
33%
/"
'59%
83
Jun
14%
*
1
preferred
12% Jun
Mar 12
Jan
14%
14%
59
Dreferrid
102 % Feb
>
14 Va
20
preferred
9
12
109
143/4:
6
24%
Preferred
Sep
101
12
19%
Capital Corp
Central
11% Jun
18
*113%
233/4
Aviation
19
113/4
19%
Co
24% Feb
89% Jun
113/4
95
10
25% Feb
4
100% Jun
1,100
12
24%
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
12
Mar 19
30,000
96%
2
13
87
6%
103/4
14%
100
Jan
,
6'%
10%
5
*94%
inn
Jan
Apr
6%
103/4
23%
....
20
52
Va
29%
Western
&
150
4%
193/4
Co
20
>Jan
-300
4,900
*
103%
29%
No par
21
108
120%
15%
'95
1
23% Mar 24
6
•'
34
100
22% Dec
July
120'/a
Gorp—
19
83
120'/a
*119
29%
-
6%
26
series A
preferred
preferred
3.90%
12,500
29%
95%
95%
29%
4%
20
50
15
Sep
28%
29%
Louie Go-
Jun
8
28%
•100
28
•27%
95%
295%
120'/a
193/4
series
15% Sep
19
*118
28%
*95
25%
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
16
23
■
95
293/4
29%
RR Co
5%
8,800
28
1
87
39% Dec
St
800
493%
10%
14%
-
27 »A
6%
96%
*69%
%
48%
4%
♦94 %
-
28 ;'
1
—8
Common
93
-95
23
27
v
103/4
-143/4
-
223%
28
48%
*27
.—No par
New
3«
Jan
*33%
22%
190
7,400
2,500
63/4
*105'/?
par
9'A
103/4
106%
16
9%
13,400
6%
♦105%
16
9%
-
39%
10%
.
*14%
—.100
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
18
29
120%.
143/4
Haven & Hartford Go.100
16% Feb
31% Jan
95
293/8
143/4
100
&
273/4
95
1
-
170
148 »/a
*27 5%
29%
♦118
177'/a
148%
28
95
119
39'/a
•175%
48%
29 %
70
99
"
49
30
16,800
22%
28
95%
*12%
39%
149
149
*275/e
28
12%
177%
39%
*175'/a
48%
283/«
28
12a%
9%
39%
•27
49 s%
—100
York
18
28
♦27%
28%
22%
*113/4
20
Harlem
26% Feb
223/a
38 3/s
9
12
Brake
Chic
Preferred
83/4
*113/4
1
•
Y
*97%
*97%
■5
A
100
New York City Omnibus Corp.No
par
New York Dock common
No par
$5
non-cum
preferred—Jfo par
N
97%
*4%
common.—
Central
preferred
New
15% Jan
Air
York
97%
6"%
Common
6%
98
5
8
York
24%
10%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.—1
New
108
119
—
New
14
Inc
preferred
New
23V«
6%
preferred
19
23%
4%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr.& Lt Co A% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
15
Feb
29%
New
20%. Feb
23 5%
10%
New
26
233/4
1
Inc
4%%
i
23 %
23%
98
1
Fibre Go
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
5
40% Jan
•95
8
100
preferred
3 3/4 %
28%
mo
—
Bros
Nesco
11
Jan
Sep
400
27
I
1,100
No par
Vulcanized
43%%
95
11
101% Jun
80
Nelsner
Jan
10
com
common
Corp
18
72% Mar 23
8
Nelii
22
34
Jan
Feb
National
Jan
16% Jan
■
30-
17% Sep 17
18% Dec 29
30
Feb
15
Co
Natomas Co
16% Jan
13% Jan
85
15% Nov ' 6
Jan
Tea
4.20%
conv
preferred
National Theatres Inc
105% Feb
Jan
85% Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
27
6
7% Mar
10% Apr 29
31% Jun
9
Jun
Jan
19
13% Feb 26
14
10% Jun
24
Nov
29% May 20
116% May 20
21
4% Dec
-5
91!
25
16,100
22%
273/4
21
19
97
22%
23%
493/8
22% Sep
86% Sep
18%
96%
9%
27 V*
24% Jan
1,800
19%:
97
9%
22%
Jan
13
18 3%
97
148%
No par
10
6,800
'•
176
Caet.No par
66
..
176
9
65%
12%
148%
8%
>,3,400
18%
38%
,
'700
17 '/a
963/4
148%
1
6,000
17 3%
183%
178%
Corp
Steel
2,500
•\
103%
21'A
963/4
•
38 %
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
Service
&
17%
10%
•21*
19 %
*147%
11
26% Jan
.
*1753/4
18
12
66
'«
•
177%
49% Feb
30% Jan
65%
66
148%
29% Jan
Jan
17%
38%
26% Jan
:•
17%
17%
147%
46
5
21
177%
9% Dec 29
6
17%
17%
103%
20 3/4
•
8
39%'
17%
103%
21
100
B
173%
10%
:
*12%
37% Mar 19
52% Jan
17%
105/a
12%,
9
32% Jan
17
21
<
97
18%
97
,
31
•
4,000
x65
20% Dec
25% Sep 21
40% Sep 14
25% Oct 26
25,900
mo
common
preferred A
Linen
13 %
63%
67%
Feb
Malleable
12'/a
63 3%
17%
Apr
preferred
12% "
64-3%
17%
'
<•
12'%
19%
97
160
176
12'A
64
12A
19%
97
176
12%
12% ;
8
'
177
2,800
5,700
,
64%
66%
,
5,300
'
17 %'
37
12%
67
.
176%
24 y8
17%
36%
•'
'633/4.
66%
.
8
176%
22,500
123/8
17%
7
Nov
176%
15'%
63%'
17%
132
15
177%
'
12%
175%
pfd series of 1951
_100
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
18
17%
233/4
36%
10%
4%%
; Feb
173/,
24%
21
12
24
17%
17%
Product#——10
Dairy
153%
36%
66%
200
2,000
'
15% 1
23%
177%
10.800
77
34%
34%
'
17%
.
15%
15%
*76%
363/4
Go—.1
Gas
15%
243/,
x21
20
Jan
15
X103/4
97% Feb
38
15
11
National
4
143/8
21%
National Department Stores
National Distillers Prod common
11
15%-
10%
11
Feb
14:%
21%
22
99
15%
28
Jan
24% Feb
34%
177%
1
common
preferred
20% Jan
93% Jan
Nov
77
34%
113%
68% Feb
*
77
34%
65%
13
20% Jan
6
96
National
15%
76%
34%
17%
'
38% Dec 31
3
18
12% Jan
22% May 26
;
15
29% Apr
•
>
17% Feb
15%
76%
34%
10
conv
15%
76%
343%
Register——No par
Lines Inc
i
1
Container
$1.25
15%
*76%
,
23%
too
Corp
15%
76 %
36% >'
8
,
Aug 31
Sep
12
Fibres Ine
preferred A
14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
19
1
Automotive
16
34%
14%
'
National
1
14
15%
75%
343%
100
37% Jan
36% Jan
38
174% Dec
—8
Louis.
& St
Acme Co__
19
20% Jan
Mar 19
National
15% Feb
17% Jan
25% Mar 20
Jan
,
Jan
f
19
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•
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Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
Number 5301
(841)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Omnibus
4
15% Dec
28
14% Jan
26
16
Jan
7
37% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
11
48% Jan
26
42 V2 Oct
21
37
Jan
13
48
Jan
Jan
6
85
Jan
12
87
Jan
8
55% Dec 21
50
Jan
11
58% Feb
16
77% Jan
12
82% Feb
5
14% Jan
20
15% Feb
19
9% Mar
Feb
28
20
79y8Oct
38
84
2
Sep
18
69% Jun
16
81
Mar 12
11% Jun
18
16
Dec
Oct
28
88
Mar 10
7% Oct
6
34% Dec
55% Jun
80
11
Feb
8
8% Feb
9
Paciflo
Amer
Jan
18
35% Feb
8
Pacific
Coast
Jan
5
62
Feb
10
2
45% Jan
18
48
Feb
9
20
28% Jan
4
32% Feb
4
Mar 17
39 y8 Jan
4
41
48
3
34
16
73% Mar 26
60
Oct
15
57% Mar
25% Jun
16
30 y* Feb
34% Jun
10
40
32% Nov
2
46
Mar
110% Sep
129% Jun
25
4% Sep
15
22% Feb
20
8% Jan
Co
15 %
15
15
15
15%
15
15%
3,900
47 Va
46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
7,300
2.50
*45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
451/2
451/2
46
46%
*84%
86
85
85
85
85
85
85
B
58%
58%
57%
58%
57
57'A
56%
57
56%
56%
3,800
12.50
82 'A
82%
81%
80%
81
80%
81
81
81
3,400
15
15%
5,700
Corp
No par
Finance
Feb
19
27
Pacific
26
Feb
15
Pacific
114% Jan
13
119% Feb
11
Pacific Telep &
Feb
2
Jan
5% Jan
27
31% Jan
36% Jan
25
28
5
6%
15
85%
*85
*7%
8%
35
35
35
*34%
35
61%
62
♦61
63
*46V2
47ya
47%
47%
46%
46%
311/8
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30 'A
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
333/3
34
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34%
25%
26
25
25%
24%
25
25
25%
119
119%
119
119%
142
141%
142
31
25
No par
No par
,
100
100
Teleg com
119%
.8
8 % Jan
9
Feb
4
28
6% Jan
19
3% Jan
4
Jan
5
Packard
14
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
11
Feb
5
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
59% Feb
10
33
Mar
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
1
May 13
47% Jan
98% Dec
2
64% Oct
91
97% Jan
10
6
Jan
4
7% Jan
26
Panhandle Oil
Paramount
15
15
30% Mar 27
26 % Jan
4
28% Jan
15
Dec
30
34% Jan
21% Jan
18
25% Feb
19
Park
37% Ja*\
29
Parke
2
7
7
31% Jan
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
35% Jan
15
36% Feb
8
6% Sep
4% Sep
15
8% Jan
5
6% Feb
17
7% Jan
21
Parmelee
21
8 y2 Apr
9
4% Jan
4
7% Feb
19
Patino
Peabody
5
*8%
3%
4
3%
3%
11
10%
10%
10%
56%
56%
73%
74%
100%
100%
7
7
1
1
*23%
35%
36%
36
f
3%
10%
Co
27%
2.50
27%
24
56%
55%
55%
74
74%
♦100
100%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
27%
27%
27%
24
*23%
*8%
74
33%
17,200
100
9
3%
3%
27,300
10%
36,000
*57
5 61/2
IOOI/2
240
6,200
xl0%
3%
11
56'A.
551/4
75%
100 %
74%
33'/2
9
57%
X73 %
74%
100 %
74%
100%.
100
6%
7%
8,700
7
27%
27%
24
24
24
24V'2
25'A
35%
35 V2
35'%
36
36%
*35%
36%
36
36
27%
27%
1.000
3,200
100%
35%
*23%
910
5'/a
27%
5,100
2,000
5
3%
25
*11%
36%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
7%
7%
2,000
5%
5%
*35%
7
*6%
5
35%
36
No par
35%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%.
6%
6%
7 Va
49,000
35
*35%
11,200
500
3
8
Jan
4
3% Jan
25
3%
4.400
Jan
4
12% Jan
25
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Ui/2
11%
1,100
6
39
Feb
3
Penick
Ford
No par
37
37
37%
37%
37%
371/2
*371/2
38
38
38
700
30% Jan
7
11
Dec
34%
4
Enterprises
Co
5
3
Jan
32
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
&
141
33%
7,000
2,800
141
5%
3,100
15,900
25
119%
5%
9
41
34%
25
141%
11
*100
40%
34
1191/a
34%
*8%
30%
119%
*141
No par
Transportation
Coal
118%
30
70
11
Jan
38% Dec
22
20
Jan
110
5%
33
8%
47
3%
Corp
Co
Proof
Mines
8%
*46
10%
Corp
Distillers
&
Rust
9'A
20
47
36% Jan
6
18
2% Dec
10% Oct
Parker
33%
63
*46
.
34%
♦61
1
Pictures
Davis
44% Jan
32%
5%
400
*34
63
1
5
Corp
Tilford
<to
30% Jun 10
4
34
*8%
5%
33%
33
5%
7%
35
No par
preferred
4%
5% Sep
24% Sep
23
Apr
12
*141
5%
5V4
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L Com—No par
8
Feb
101
142
87
*34%
*61'
100
Motor
76% Feb
69% Jan
30
Car
119»/2
141%
Consolidated
8% Sep
9% Jan
7%
No par
Corp
15%
*851%
8
63 %
3% Dec
8% Apr. 16
15%
86
8
35
Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
47% Mar 31
15%
*85
8
*61
preferred
Tin
15%
86
1,000
40
86
7%
10
Mills
Pacific
15%
♦84%
8%
*84
No par
Pacific Gas & Electric
35 % Jan
143
15%
85%
*7%
10
15
Lighting
151/4
*84y2
0
Corp
12
x81
100
Inc
noncum
Jan
137 V2 Jan
Shares
15
46%
common
preferred
Pacific
the Week
15»A
noncum
33% Feb
Mar 17
119% Mar lo
142 % Jan 22
22
Fisheries
preferred
2nd
Feb. 19
47%
preferred
conv
cum
1st
Friday
Feb. 18
15%
Mfg
23
34% Dec 31
30
22% Nov 25
4%
Sales ft
Thursday
Feb. 17
47%
Pabco Products Inc com
7
21
&
Outlet Co
11
84
8ALE PRICES
Wednesday
B
common
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Jan
5
HIGH
Feb. 16
No par
(The)
Outboard Marine
9
Tuesday
Feb. 15
No par
Corp
Elevator
Otis
7% Jan
82
13% Jan
Monday
P«r
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1953
Lowest
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Range for Previous
4
33% Feb
8
Peninsular Telep common
No par
33'A
33'A
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
33
33
1,500
23% Feb
19
25
*23'A
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
231%
231%
*28 »/2
5%
$1
&
common
prior
conv
preferred
preferred
3%
3%
3
3
3
3
3V'8
3Va
*32%
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
Feb
10
28% Jan
4
29% Feb
9
$1.32
preferred
25
*28%
29%
*28'%
29%
*28%
291/4
29%
♦281%
291/4
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
29% Nov
30
28
Jan
8
29% Jan
29
$1.30
preferred
25
*29
29%
•29
291/2
29%
29%
29
29
*28'A
291/2
81% Dec
9
73% Jan
4
80% Feb
15
781%
79%
79%,
80
79
80
7,200
liy8 Jan
5
13% Feb
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12 3'4
12%
1,100
37% Jan
41% Feb
10
80%
13
41%
79%
14% Apr 23
39% Mar 19
79V2
*12%
78
10
40%
40%
40%
40 »/2
40%
40%
3,300
38
25
42% Jan
11
381%
40
27% Aug 10
23
Sep
15
30% Sep
14
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
101
Jun
2
107% Feb
3
30% Jun
10
35% Mar 18
Jan
35%
Jan"_4
37% Feb
19
18
108% Feb
104% Feb
5
106% Feb
5
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
15
52% Jan
5
41 y2 Jan
4
45
Jan
22
May 27
31% Jan
6
32% Jan
15
4
142% Feb
6
106% Feb
40% Dec
29
28% Sep
11
127
28
32 y»
148% Mar 16
Sep 15
Sep 14
10% Jan
15
38% Aug 21
99
Sep
17% Sep
15
14% Dec
30
26
8
48
Dec
134% Jan
22
36
24
99
96% Jun
10
108
104
July 7
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
80
*102
103'A
*102
1031/4
*102%
1031/4
"20
201/2
201%
20%
1,100
14%
10,200
4 %%
5
Co
common
5
30% Jan
4
34% Feb
10
19
32% Jan
4
34% Feb
4
Brewing
(Chas)
4%
2nd
Phila
Inc com
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Co
11
25 Vi Jan
29
13
110% Feb
16
$1 conv preference
4.4% preferred
95% Jan
11
Feb
18
3.8%
11
105% Feb
8
4.3%
Jan
11
109% Feb
12
9% Jan
4
10% Jan
28
Phila
30% Jan
27
108% Nov
12
107
18% Jan
8
17
5
28
Feb
27
83
Jan
7
Feb
12
38% Feb
15
44% Jan
6
Jan
12
90% Feb
15
90
Jan
11
Nov
55
Mar 13
88% Dec 29
101
Jan
23
85
5
87
92
series
18
29
Dec
23
30% Jan
7
30 % Jan
7
98
Jan
29
93% Feb
5
93% Feb
5
48% Sep
15
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
4
60 y2 Jan
Dec
30
19
May 18
37% Jan 14
11
Jan
8
35
Jan
12
100% Jan
8
preferred
10
32
Sep 21
95
July 22
19
Jan
6
106% May 22
101
Jan
2
22% Mar 27
21
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
Pitts
Feb
C
C &
St
58% Mar 16
53
Feb
59% Feb
12
Jan
14
9% Feb
26
6% Jan
4
7Yb Feb
5
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
14% Jan
27
73% Feb
75
27
60% Jan
4
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
65
Jan
4
28
5%
66% Jan 29
L
preferred
6%%
24%
1,400
24%
24%
110%
110%
110
110%
110
110
♦110%
111
170
97%
*97
98%
98
98
*98%
99
500
*1041/2
106
109'A
*109
9%
28%
19%
29
97
*104%
90%
28
92
92
39
90%
9%
291/4
28%
94
109
9%
*87
•
*87
36%
25%
103
25'%
100
Co com—No par
class
1
A
40%
*86
28%
29
92
92
50
40%
40%
41
37,400
97%
♦86
92%
100
100
901/2
*83
*86 %•
89
311/2
*28'A
311/a
*28%
31%
*93%
951/2
♦93%
95%
59%
58'/2
59'/2
58%
59%
90y2
11%
11%
11%
12
700
36i/4
36 %
36
36
1,100
102%
102%
♦102
24%
♦102
24%
25
25%
20%
20%
30
25%
3,000
20%
1,900
*105
*105
*105
25%
102%
201/2
20%
201/2
21%
X20%
20%
84
*80
84
*80
84
*80
84
♦80
82%
*81
47'A
82%
*80
82%
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
82
21 Va
47%
46
%
46
46%
45'A1
46
45%
44%
44%
1,900
131/a
900
13
12%
13
12%
13
*12%
*157%
163
*157 Va
163
*157%
163
*157%
163
♦157%
163
*167
170
•167
170
*167
170
•167
170
*167
170
13
57>A
7
13%
57%
7%
56%
13%
13 %
56%
56%
7%
7
13%
13%
13
12%
57
56
57%
7%
7
7
7%
131/4
13
13'A
55%
7
13%
56%
2,200
5,900
62
♦61
15
Jan
9
146
*61
63
*64
64%
64%
•61
62
21%
*20%
♦61
62
64%
♦64'A
64%
64Va
64%
*|641/4
65%
21%
20%
21
♦20%
21
12
148% Feb
12
Pittsburgh k West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young k Ash pfd
18% Jan
8
22% Jan
15
Pittston
July 30
89 Vb Jan
11
10% Feb
1
86
14
98
15
14
12% Jan
14
34% Apr
46% Feb
2
24
Jan
4
30% Dec 23
3
31% Jan
12
13% Oct
17% Jan
29
14 Va Jan
4
16
Jun
13
8
7% Sep 15
8
34% Jan
19% Mar 23
Feb
8
12% Feb
16
95
28% Feb
8
Jan
29
Pond
2
Poor
700
900
Creek
3
Potomac Electric
4
9% Jan
5
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del) _1
8
38
Jan
26
Feb 17
71
Jan
18
Procter
.
4'/2%
conv
9% Jan
4
11
Jan
20
Publicker
5
78% Feb
17
80
Jan
20
$4.75
35% Dec
I
11
68
33% Jan 18
29% Jun
18
37 Va Dec
29
35% Jan
7
73
Jun
23
84% Nov
5
82% Jan
7
22
Jun
3
26
5
25
92
Jun
4
18
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
103
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
Jan
15
4
Jan
28% Jan
26
27
27% Feb
19
25% Jan
27% Feb
2
102
Jan
6
6
5
98% Jan
109% Jan
107% Feb
43% Jan
20
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
30% Mar
47
Jan
4
Feb
10
5
22% Jan
76
15
15
4% Jan
otPK
5AO
rvflorp
No par
No par
common
preferred
—100
45%
54 Va
45%
54J/2
*109% 110
Va
15
RKO
4
12
97
Feb
11
14
40% Feb
19
Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3% % pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
24.
I
500
15%
200
17%
8,400
7,000
10
♦78 Va
35
37%
8%
8%
37'A
68%
3,700
10 Va
5,200
10 %
69
68
-
10
-
10
10%
9
10%
79%
78%
79%
•781/2
79%
35
35
351/2
35%
351/2
38
38
38%
381/4
37%
10
79%
70
35
35%
6,500
37%
37%
4,200
•78%
*89
90%
♦89
90%
*89
90'A
•90
*25%
26%
*25%
26
*25%
26%
•25%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
28j/2
28i%
28%
26%
27 %
27%
•101
101%
*108%
109
44%
53
109%
45%
54
109%
39%
5V8 Jan
4% Jan
17%
68%
39%
RKO Pictures Corp
•15
•36%
*96%
15
5% Feb
17%
69'/a
25%
81'A
5%
4%
97%
80%
5%
4%
151/4
17%
371/4
25'A
No par
1
331/4
♦14%
8%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
1st preferred
33%
♦331/4
151/4
17%
68%
11
$3.50
33%
33%
•36 '/a
28
B
1,600
2,400
8%
81% Feb
4
com
210
12%
271%
3 7'A
26% Jan
11
(The)
preferred
93%
12%
27%
8%
22%
6%
93%
12%
27%
17%
69%
22%
Quaker Oats Co
94
27%
*36 »/2
22%
Feb
37
Jan
(The)
conv
■
9
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
18
90% Jan
Nov
47% Mar 25
Inc
Oil
.
21
*14%
17%
17
150% Feb
2% Jan 28
5% Dec
96
Jan
100
25%
69
20%
38
8%
•37
29%
23
Jan
preferred
89
33%
17%
21
12%
12%
27 Va
149%
15
79
cum
38
89
25%
*27%
28%
" 26%
27 Vb
27
27%
*101
101%
*108% 109
37%
*93
93
12%
27 Va
29%
<21% Jan
29% Jan
25
No par
preference com—No par
preferred
100
34%
92
12%
27%
300
*147
„
»/2
"
12 Va
149%
25% Jan
19
6%
1
com
dlv
Pullman
Pure
25
10%
92%
*20
21
27
29%
5
18
100
:
69%
79
92»/a
20%
21%
149%
4
Jan
Jun
Indiana—No par
34%
38
21%
29%
149%
Jan
Nov
10
9
*37 V*
69V2
10%
79
*147
*147
*147
—
21'/*
93'/2
12 %
27'%
100
29% Jan 21
28
143
68
$1.40
4.70%
Feb
of
Pub Serv El k Gas
4.08%
56
Co
B
No par
Colo
of
preferred
preferred
4.90%preferred
5
110% Jan 29
com
4.32%
4
46
40% Jan
Co
Serv
Inc
preferred
•3%%
Feb
109
No par
Industries
cum
Public Serv
Public
Power Co
preferred series A—50
Gamble
k
102% Feb
108% Jan 19
21
89
25% Jan
15
Feb 26
11
Feb
26% Feb
20
20% Sep
3% Sep
38% Feb
% Jan 12
27% Feb 24
146% Feb
35% Dec 30
5
27% Oct 30
17
86
38% Feb
27% Jan
131% Jun
2% Oct
17%
9%
7
8% Jan
20
101% Jun
17%
16% Jan
15% Jan
9
15
35 y2 Jan
82% Jan
24% Jun
33%
15
No par
10
7
76% Dec 29
Sep 15
24% Jun 22
Pocahontas
7
16
25
33%
15%
S
11% May
71% Dec
5
33
15%
1
100
& Co class B
59% July 1
9% Dec 31
26% Jun
33
100
100
common
39
May
17% Feb
(The)
5%% conv preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
16% Feb
35
Co
21 %
*148'%
21 %
*92'%
12%
27%
1
5
148% Feb
2
Apr
3iy2Jan
Sep 14
21
21
5
19% Jan
27
25% Mar 18
150
16
Sep
10% Sep
23% Sep
27
6,400
71/8
13%
62%
•61
100
21% Jan
20,800
11%
r
17% Sep
8,400
29
92
28i/4
*90
40%
*81
100
1st series prior pfd
3,800
*102
♦105
*105
160
9%
36%
25%
25
1091/4
91/2
36
102
102
109'A
9%
95%
36%
36 y2
109%
9%
*28%
58%
*101%
*108%
9%
97%
*84
I
50
106
*93%
90%
*84
•
*1041/2
92
39%
97%
24%
106
28%
*90
39%
24%
24%
109
*104%
109
9%
40 %
24%
106
109
38%
*92
25
RR
24%
24%
110%
24%
*110
*10%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
167
6,700
36%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw it Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
6
341/8
11%
13 y4 Feb
Jan
33%
59i/2
49% Feb
162
33%
58 V2
13
6
33%
*ioy2
11
3
33%
11%
11% Jan
Sep
33%
59%
44% Jan
Feb
34%
58%
3
165
33%
* 10 %
16% Mar 18
162
34 y2
2
Chem
600
34!/8
31%
82% Feb
&
8,900
15,300
95%
convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
36%
108
33%
*28%
$5
36%
108
X22%
*93%
4
Pitts Coke
•
33%
No par
Inc
36%
38,600
331/a
88'/2
77% Jan
59% Feb
60
Sep 21
59% Dec 31
Pltney-Bowes
13%
14%
107
200
15%
48i/4
33
No par
common
361/a
36%
500
39%
32Va
95
7
Jan
15
15
106 'A
31%
82% Feb
97
Sep 18
6% Dec 31
25% Feb
107
88V2
22
76% Dec 29
12% Sep
29
106%
*28'%
6
17
44
Jan
103
X35%
5
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills Inc
$4
preferred
13%
13%
37
109
*93%
4
Feb
15
Phoenix
20%
201/a
151/4
*47
2,600
1,500
33%
104%
Jan
94
41% Sep
22
25
15%
32
32%
104%
19% Jan
29
24
11
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
153% Jun 11
11
Jan
37% Jan
15%
41%
142%
*38
39
36 Va
100
com
39
39
32
142
142'/2
33%
97 'A
1
13%
13%
142%
41%
32
32
1421/2
33 Vb
97'A
80
18% Dec
77
Dec
Jan
27
Jones Corp
preferred
Phillips Pfetroleum
12
109
108
13%
20%
32%
108%
No par
100
5%
98 y2 Jan
37 V4
100
Phillips
1
30
14
100
Reading Coal & Iron.
3.9%
Jan
18% Jan 27
Dec
13%
37
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A—
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred
100
92% JUn
*38i/2
20%
*102
100
preferred
&
39
103V2
100
preferred
preferred
4.68%
*37
20 %
Philco
Jan
98
141%
103%
No par
com
♦31%
143
20%
No par
common
Jan
31%
31%
103%
100
12.50
(conv)
Corp
Electric
142%
43%
43
•142
1
00
& Co
32
20%
100
5
Pfizer
'
B
preferred
Pfelffer
103
36 y2 Jan
10
Petroleum Corp of America
15
88
87
48%
11
29
Apr 28
41 % Dec
*47
11
26
42
48V2
Feb
Feb
42
15%
Feb
2
43
15
38
Jan
-
41%
*47
15% Jan
23% Jan
53,700
47%
109
104
2,450
17%
15%
Pet Milk Co
22
5
1061/4
17%
15
Eastern Ry
50
Pepsi-Cola Co
11
Jan
108'A
105%
17%
*47
49
k
Jan
25% Mar 17
1081/4
106
17%
47%
8
24
43%
107%
105%
18
15%
4
Jun
43%
*31%
300
106%
105
17%
15%
21% Jan
86
107%
105
18%
*46%
103% Jan
111
107
105
17%
33y3c
9
1
108
104%
18%
No par
4
32% Jan
107%
105%
4
18% JM
43% Feb
108%
105
18'/a
9,000
10
101% Feb
29% Sep 21
28% Jun 16
108
100
preferred
37%
Jan
6
1
100
series
371/4
15% Feb
30
Jun
preferred
4% %
4.40%
37%
37
37%
39
Jan
13% Feb
36%
600
*106
39
105
32% Jan
3(5%
36%
41
*106
100
4
104
37
*40
41
Peoria
11
2
*40
*107
9
Feb
20
*107
36%
No par
41'A
41
40% Feb
46
34% Oct
100
4.
Light Co
40%
*39'A
*107
142
13% Jan
19% Mar 25
&
41
100
28
99
Power
41
*393A
1
com
~70
9
Dec
108% Jan
20% Jun
Penn
10
7
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
49
21% Mar
No par
Penna Glass Sand Corp
5% preferred
2
15% May 21
18
July 28
91% Jun
Jan
Co
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
19
23% Jan
16% Dec 29
Penney (J C)
220,
26%
26%
27
27
26%
101
101%
•108%
109
*108'/a
44%
45
26%
101
52%
♦IO91/2
29%
149
s
53%
110
29%
150
44%
53%
*109%
29
27
27
27%
27
101%.
•101%
109
•108%
45%
53%
110
29%
45
91
100
800
27%
29,900
27'A
1,000
101%
40
109
45%
54
53%
•109% 110
29%
10
26%
28
29%
7,800
7,700
100
5,100
152
210
23
22%
23
1,900
150% 1501%
22%
28
•150
22%
22%
23
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
251A
24%
251/4
80%
78%
79%
78%
78%
79
79'A
2,400
80
5%
5»/a
5%
5 '/2
5%
5%
175,500
4%
5%
4%
4%
4%
4%
27,300
96%
96%
•96%
39%
39%
5%
40
4%
4%
97
96%
963/4
96
96
40
40
40%
40%
40%
4%
46,200
70
800
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(842)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
*
Lowest
14
353/8 Jan
5
25 ¥4 Jan
4
29% Feb
30% Dec
28
343/4 Jan
15
313/8 Jan
4
35
8
4
Jan
29
9% Jan
8V2 Jan ,11
14% Mar. la
15
Sep
26
27% Feb
9
33% Jan
8
26 ¥4 Jan
36% Dec
24
41% Feb
5
36 Vh Feb
1
Feb
10
31 % Dec
22
36
6
303A Jan
28
33% Feb
19
6
26
Feb
16
23 ¥2 Jan
6
16% Oct
12
29% Nov
22% Mar 23
6
16 ¥2 Jan
4
18 ¥4 Jan
22
16
12¥» Jan
8
14
Jan
27
15% Jan
15
Sep
38
Roller
Reeves
4
Dec
25
Sep
4¥2 Jan
7% Mar 20
23
23
313/s Feb
9¥2 Dec
18
14% Jan
29
62% Jun
93/4 Jan
19
54% Apr
1
21
14
Sep
2% Sep
17
9% Sep
.
14
42% Oct
24% Feb
15
11
18
51 ¥4 Jan
29
363/4 Dec
22
"4
5
25
Rexall Drug Inc
107
14
9
31
27% Mar
26"% Dec
29
15
21% Mar
28 ¥8 Feb
2
Rheem
.56% Feb
5
Richfield
Feb
2
Rltter Company
7
83/8 Feb
10
10 ¥2 Jan
25% Feb
3
i
3
1
14
1
29 Vs Feb
19
17% Jan
4
203/e Fcb
12
26 ¥2 Feb
12
Feb
19
21 ¥1 Feb
15
253A Aug 14
24
Jan
12
223/4 Oct
7
35'A Jun
23
43 % Dec'
7
41
Jan
14
29
21% Nov
9
18% Jan
4
18'A Dec
115
Apr
Jun
2
6% Sep
11
,148
Dec
17
96
105
i
103/aJan
24
170
18
102
Feb
Jan
143/4 Jan
Robbins
Rliberoid
Ruppert
(Jacob)
20
Safeway
4%
40 3/8 Dec
18
38 ¥4 Jan
28
12
93¥4 Nov
9
883A Jan
4
96 ¥2 Feb
28
120 ¥4 Jan
20
7
13
114 ¥2 Jan
5
43 ¥4 Jan
40%
i
193/4 Nov 24
18% Jan
14
29
333/4 Jan
30
23% Jan
4
61
Sep
14
77 ¥2 Feb
2
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
5
May 26
160
St Joseph
10
St
8
18
248
15
9
96
20Va Jan 12
14
27
Jan
22
93 ¥2 Jan
St Regis
973/4 Feb, 12
¥2 Jan 29
26¥4 Jan, 29
4
12 ¥a Jan
26
Savage
6
21
Jan
4
22% Jan
20
4
14 ¥a Feb
19
Schering
28
Jan
15
17
Mar 23
Jan
16
70% Dec
9
693/4 Jan
783A Jan
1
18
91 ¥2 Jan
6
91 ¥2 Jan
95
Feb
11
30
19
15 ¥e Jun
10
68 ¥2 Jun
15
21% Sep
19
Scranton Elec
1023/4 Jan
17% Dec
15
85 ¥1 Feb
15
17 ¥t Jan
31
5
74
Jan
14
42
Jan
3
29
Feb
3.35%
19
47% Feb
11
81
8
24
Jan
102
Jan
106
Feb
85 ¥» Jan
97
Feb
11
15
Feb
4
Seagrave Corp
62
Jan
4
Sears
&,Co—.
23 ¥4 Feb
15
123/4 Dec 29
17% Mar 24
56 Va Apr
17
62% Dec
3
60 ¥a Jan
14
11
15
26% Mar 27
21% Jan
12
83/8 Sep
12 ¥4 Mar 12
8 ¥1 Feb
11
10 ¥» Feb
Oct
13
4
13
69 ¥2 Jan
26
46¥2 Feb
19
7
Apr
7% Jan
26
14
42 ¥2 Dec
3
143/a Feb
80
60 ¥1 Oct 27
35% Sep
18
32
Sep
15
8
Dec
29
22
623/4 Jan
26 3A Feb
62% Apr
43 ¥2 Mar
,
Roebuck
Shattuck
(Frank
G)'.
5
Sheaffer
(W
Shell
Oil
883i, Feb
19
17 Va Feb
1
15% Jan
.
21
Sheraton
32¥2 Feb
15
Sheller
Mfg
6
153/4 Jan
5
20
29 ¥4 Jan
Simmons
43 ¥t Mar 20
36¥4 Jan
39
Feb
1
Simonds
Saw
30 ¥2 Sep
30
11
43% Mar 20
32 ¥a Jan
38% Feb
5
Sinclair
33 ¥4 Oct
14
42
Aug
5
35 ¥2 Jan
42 3/4 Feb
5
Skelly
Oil Co
23 ¥2 Sep
29
37
Jan
8
25% Jan
30% Feb
5
Smith
(A
Dec
22
17 ¥2 Feb
27
8 ¥4 Jan
8
¥4 Feb
9
Smith
38 ¥2 Oct
21
583A Mar
383A Jan
42% Oct
15
70¥2 Feb
13
Dec
8
12 % Jan
,
9
13 ¥2 Jan
12
15 ¥8 Feb
1
18 ¥2 Feb
19
15 ¥4 Jan
4
35% Jan
4
153/4 Jan
4
1403A Mar 13
Oct
1
138 ¥a Feb
5¥a Jan
14 ¥a Jan
May
32% Dec 31
Dec
16
33 ¥2 Jun
9
33
Feb
49 ¥2 Jan
8
33 ¥4 Jan
4
> Jan
11
393/ai Mar 16
37% Jan
11
Jan
34
Solar
Feb
11
South
■r
reo.
18
52 ¥4 Feb
36
,Feb
9
39¥a Jan 19
8
5%
1
Mobile
Jan
5
80
Jan
14
•
11
81
11% Dec
11
15 ¥a May 25
12 ¥4 Jan
5
13% Feb
9
43/8 Dec
31
73/4 Mar 17
4¥a Feb
18
5 ¥4 Jan
20
4% Dec
29
43/4 Jan
11
Feb
10
55 ¥4 Feb
17
62% Dec 28
16
19% Jan
5
35% Sep
14
49 ¥a Mar 20
5% Sep
14
9% Mar 19
-
106
27
Jan
19
9
17
62 ¥2 Jan
Feb
19
103% Jan
27
4
15% Jan
28
¥4 Jan
11
54% Feb
15
8 Vs Jap
14
141
43
53/i Jan
59% Feb
1
Jan
55 ¥4 Feb
102
6¥b Jan
4
.
4
52% Dec 29
67¥4 Mar 23
53 ¥2 Jan
4
61¥2Ja*
7
213A Aug 31
25
Sep 15
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
31% Jan
243/4 Jan
11
30 Vs Feb
19
28 ya Jan
5
31 ¥2'Feb
1
Feb
12
10% Sep
For
15
6
29% Mar 18
4
Feb
11
86 Va Jan
17 ¥4 Jan
6
12% Jan
7
20 ¥4 Mar 18
12 Va Jan
28
91
footnotes
see
page
24.
20 Va
2,000
*157,
3,400
8,700
300
162
„
"
105
*98
105
—_
9%
9%
9%
'
16
63
63 ¥2
13%
15%
21 ¥2
21%
21 ¥2
97%
*97 ¥4
24
11%
11%
11%
xll%
¥2
12%
21%
21 ¥4
21%
21V4
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
75%
76 ¥2
75%
76 ¥4
75 ¥2
*93 ¥2
95
32%
33 ¥4
20%
20%
20%
2,000
26 ¥4
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60
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11
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5
400
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12
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26
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100
10
series A 5%
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common—No par
13
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105
6%
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series A_:
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20
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38
6%
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4
10
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98
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54
39%
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14
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116%
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70
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11
29
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225
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13
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24
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11
18
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5
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15
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13%
17
Metals ,Co com—-No par
Spring Co—
2
1
Feb
400
16%
Reynolds
Reynolds
-88
26%
10%
10
104
*25%
59%:
21
14
500
26%
*58 Va
Feb
13
33Y2
58 ¥2
6% Jan
81 ¥4 Jan
300
38
10 Vb
4
48 ¥2 Jan
Jan
65
13%
'
'37 ¥2
"33%
58%
12
973/4 Jan
*
5
1,100
33
,27%
'
10%
No par
—2.50
Common
26% Dec
13%
-
29% Mar 18
14
17%
13%
27 Va
*37 ¥2
27 ¥2
37%
27 ¥2
59
Jan
63
18
17%
11,900
*10
35% Feb
5
Jan
14
515/s Jan
5
Aug 10
90% Jan
5
14
13%
17 V2
13%
:—10
Revere Copper & Brass
7-¥» Jan
58%' July 21
31
80% Jun
98% Dec
17%
26
1
50c
Pictures common
convertible preferred
40% Jan
9% Mar 20
49
$1
1-18% Feb
63/8 Jan'
17%
s
Republic Steel' Corp com
No par
€% conv prior pfd series A—100
4
<■
Jan 16
56
14
21
*25 ¥2
26
8%
*58'%
...
16
8
26%
26 ¥2
600
-
8%
27%
27%'
*37 ¥4^ 37%'
)'z
8,200
*34 ¥2 " 35
35 "
9%
'
—50c
25
common.
Feb
38*
.
*25 ¥2
5
Inc—
Motors
115 ¥2 Jan
30
26 v2
8%.'
"33
9
100
Republic
3% Feb
dl ¥4 Jan
33
; 34%
Shares
29%
*10
Republic-Aviation Corp
6% Apr 22
13
4% Sep
11 % Dec
11
4
1153/4 Mar 17
Oct
Jan
11
7
22
Reo
26
10
22 % Sep
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
19
Jan
31'A Apr
433/4 Sep
26
47% Jan
108% Jun
Dec
Jan
24 ¥4 Feb
4
10 ¥2 Jan
52% Mar 17
48
97
11
\
14
5% Feb
18
Jan
3
403/4 Sep
423A Sep
12
*32 ¥2
8%
27%.
27 ¥2
28
'
'
9,
.
29 ¥4
29%
.10 V'4
series
pfd 3 ¥2%
3
.
11% Jun
Conv
19
23
4% May 18
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
17% Feb
33
50c
Reliance Mfg Co common-
59 ¥2 Jan 20
38
*32 ¥2"
35
..
8%.
9
div
Reliable
8
12
*37
33
*2734
No par
Inc
14 ¥4 Jan
93% Feb
2
Jan
97
23% May 25
27
Mar 18
18
25
58
Jan
;
1Q¥2 Jan
8
Jan
29
37
*32 ¥2
prior preference10
Stores Corp
No par
$1.25
Jan -7
5
.
x37
8%
the Week
(
Feb. 1!)
(Robt) & Co—
22
19% Feb
13% Sep
84
Feb
27
26
5
10
35
5
Co
Bit
Bros
35
*34 ¥2
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
Reed
35,
29 ¥2
25
5
50
50
Reading Co common
;
noncum
1st preferred
9% noncum 2nd' preferred'
Rels
35;
29 ¥4
29 ¥4
1
$2 preferred
__—
Raytheon Mfg Co——1—
Friday
Feb.13
28%
29%,
2834.
Sales for
,
'Thursday
Feb. 17
Feb. 16
29%
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb.15
Par
Rayonler Inc common
7
12 Va Jan
13
12
26 V. Oct
Mar
>
EXCHANGE
Highest
Sep
LOW AND HIGH SALE
,
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
22
STOCKS
,
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Monday, February 22,1 1954
.".
.
1,700
280
*90%
91 ¥2
13%
T
14%
5,600
12 3
12%
9,100
8
260
Volume 179.
Number 5301
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(843)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 11
Range for Previous
Year 1953
i
*
Lowest
49 7* Sep
G5% Sep
67
Sep
31
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
21
59% Jan
5
15
81% Jan
2
68
15
78% Jan
5
21
38% Jan
5
May 11
100% Jan
12
Feb
4
58 %
% Jan
4
78% Feb'
Standard
Oil of
71% Jan
4
79% Feb'
Standard
Oil of
32% Jan
4
37 % Feb'
Standard'Oil
99
Jan
6
Standard Oil of
101
Feb
8% Dec
3o
13% Mar 26
9% Jan
4
10% Feb
17
12% May 11
47 % Dec
7
IIVb Jan
4
14% Feb' 19
42 % Feb
5
45
10% Dec
30
32% Jan
4
87
Jun
17% May 25
11% Jan
5
38
36 % Feb
17
21
Dec
Jan
7
Sterling Drug Inc
22
Feb'
14
91% Jan
7
95i
36% Jan
2
25% Jin
4
30% Feb
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
17% Feb
16% Sep
14
12% Dec 29
8
15
20
Jan
22
56%
57%
56%
56%
563/,
<v7i/
74%
72%
74%
72%
74%'"'
73%
77%
78%
S&
77%
78%
77%
78
common—10
37%
37%
X36%
36%
35%
3fiV„
preferred series A_
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp..
Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi
94% Jan
57%
73%
Oliio
of
12% Feb' 18
24
57%
15
Jersey
38% Jan
25% Nov 23
par
..25
Indiana__
New
3%%
87a Sep
407. Feb
5
Friday
3%%
100
5
(J P)
Stewart-Warner
10%
9%
13%
13%
104
*101
10%
10
-13%
Vw
18,700
nav
777a
787*
29,800
36
367a
13%
10
107a
2,800
137a
147a
40,600
43
437*
11
44
12%
12 %
12 %
12
12
12%
12%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
94%
94%
94%
*94%
29%
30%'
29%
94%
29%
29%
29%
19%
20
19%
*94%
95
29%
30%.,
20
20%
'
44
-43%
43
*491/
103
xl2
400
500
12
367a
95
100
367a
*9472
5,300
20
96
297a
297a
193/,
1q3/
iq%
2
13% Jan
4
14% Jan' 18
Stix
5
14%
14%
*14%
197%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16% Mar 11
12% Jan
4
13 % Feb
12%
12%
12%
14%
12%
147a
16% July
1
20.% Dec 15
12%
12%
•18% Nov!" 9
12%
12%
17% Jan
8
18
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
17%
17%
127a
17"%
*17%
17'%
17%
173/"
*12 7a
17%
4
24% Feb
5
Stone & Webster-:—
No par
23%
23%
177%
23%
23%-
177%
23%
23%
23
23%
2
21% Jan
-19% Feb
11
20
33%
19%
193/.
19i/2
193/.
11
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
8% Jan
4
353/!
Feb
1
No par
19%
33%
9%
*94
70%
19%
30% Jan
1
No par
19%
14
100
*116%
1
25
18%
18
18%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
1950__20
22%
22%
22%
12.50
79%
79%
79
11,100
197%
14%
15
10% Sep
,
28% Jan
9
Dec
23
26% Jun
10
8% Sep
2g
10% Mar 13
20
99
.20.
.
7,100
h 00
10%
*43
*12%
*42%
14,300
75 3%
ioi*
101
9%
13%
Shares
577a
-jk3/
771/!
101%
9%
13%'
56 3%
757a
x37%
,
8
Corp
*101
10
100
15
Co Inc.—
&
101%
13%
No par
1
common
preferred
Stevens
*101
1
5
Stores Inc
Bros
the Week
Feb.19
California_.No
"
94
Sales for
NEWS!0CK
-
Highest
52% Jan
92
Oct
68% Nov
110
July
15
43% Feb
.
18
•
Dec
38
Feb
2
Jan'14
j
6
Studebaker
5
Sunbeam
10.
Feb
10
95
Feb
8
Jan
7
72%'Feb
18
7
117% Feb
4
69
Co
Corp
Corp
—
Chemical Corp
series
$4.50
8
16% Jan
Sun
Fuller
&
Jan
-
113% Jan
5
Jan
Baer
36% Jan
.23
6
82% Jan
117
7
89
5
Sun Oil Co
Class
A
A
1
common
preferred__.No
common
4%%
preferred
Sep
14
21% Mar 25
18% Feb
18
23% Sep
30
24% Jan
26
24% Jan
11
24% Jan
21
19% Sep
16
23% Mar 26
21 % Jan
7
22% Feb
1
5%%
66
15
73% Nov
19
71% Jan
11
80% Feb
5
Sunshine
Biscuits
10% Jan
29
7
Jan
4
9% Feb
Mining Co
22
635
Sep
6% Nov
520
17
May 12
Inc
15
Sunshine
Jan
8
Feb
12
14% Jan
4
15% Feb
12
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
6
30% Jan
11
36% Feb
11
Sutherland
15
25
14
Dec
32
113
100
common
preferred series A
conv 2nd
pl'd ser
4%%
22% Jan 20
660
13% Sep
Jan
8unray Oil Corp
Nov
700
Co
common
Nov
6
111% Jan
11
127% Feb
13
18% Dec
11
16% Feb
17
18% Jan
5
2
44% Dec
14
41% Feb
4
45% Jan
28
Swift &
29% Sep
21
5
31% Jan
4
34% Feb
15
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
81% Jan
13
Feb
5
•105% Jan
14
107% Feb
25
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
5
Jan
5
17% Nov
17
1472 Jan 27
1572 Jan
872 Jan
20
14
33
Sep
167. Aug 13
4772 Mar 3
14
497a Sep
May 22
$4
18
Talcott Inc
15
Feb
11
.Feb
19
Tennessee
Texas Co
Oct
6
165
15
138
487a Dec
674 Dec
18
127a Mar
13
Dec
15
10
5
/67a 1 Jan
4
97. Feb
15
6
Coal
20
15
Feb, 12
5
Mar 10
137a Jan
7
1572 Feb
18
42
Mar 26
3878 Jan
4
4274 Jan
22
77a Dec
31
127z Jan
872 Jan
22
972 Feb
12
The
674 Dec
31
774 Jan
27
Thermoid
Jun
4
171 Jan
4174 Sep
15
8874 Jan
1
Nov
27
7
274 Jan
4
97a Jan
15
107a Jan
15
Thompson
Thompson Products Inc com
44
6174 Mar 26
4972 Jan
4
577a Feb
19
2
9272 Jan
7
97% Feb
17
3% Jan
28
172 Feb
1
2972 Mar 27
1774 Jan
18
$2.50 convertible
IThird
27a Feb
4
Feb
4
20
Avenue
t»ec
29
157a Jan
4272 Jun
19
477. Feb 25
43% Jan
15 7e Dec
30
247a Jan
30
167. Jan
49
25
6974 Jan
30
49% Jan
217a Dec
28
197. Jan
29
227. Jan
18
18
1572 Feb
11
Feb
11
87. Feb
12
187a Feb
19
7
4474 Feb
1
177. Jan
15
5272 Jan 20
13% Jan
2
1172 Jan
15
15
Jun
8
1374 Jan
3572 Sep
25
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
97a Mar 20
074 Jan
4
18"
46
9,000
373/a
377.
11,700
36%
373/4
7,600
122% 125
HI
117
48
4874
974
9%
14%
15
14 72
147a
41%
417.
*97a
118
118
121
121
124
12072
122 Va
114
116
*116
118
116
116
8,500
700
'
477/a
872
14%
147.
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487a
974
147/a
1574
4274
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10
7 7a
123
1147a 115
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7%
7 7a
7%
41
4141
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2
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55
5572
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98 72
2
2
18 72
1872
41
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48
9
9
*14
477a
9 7a
93/s
7,800
974
9,700
147*
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1478
143/a
143/a
1,500
15
157*
157a
15%
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1572
10,900
427*
42
4274
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4274
120
*9 7a
77a
*40
97a
77a
41
1%
9%
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10
174
55
55%
54 3%
557a
987a
977a
977a
2
9
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2
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7a
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.
48
1%
2
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41
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2
2
*9%
10
55
977a
93%
7
77a
77a
*40
*9
97a
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77a
1,000
41
30
400
2
10
—
55%
547a
57%
9,000
977a
*97 7a
98%
70
*13%
17a
174
1%
3,300
*18%
197a
*187*
197a
18
18
21%
217a
217a
217.
21%
217a
213%
9,000
397a
39%
40
40
40%
40
40
4,800
*177a
.
200
19
147a
177a
1778
137.
■14%
147a
14 74
1474
17
17
177*
*16%
Transue
Roller
Steel—No par
Williams
&
Tri-Continental
19
8
37 7a
1478
177a
1774
10
Oil
Associated
Water
Transamerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc
9
4
67a
5
2
Feb
6
12 S/8
25
114
6
6
26
Fob
15
8,500
8972
12%
207a Feb
111% Jan
28,000
467/a
89
25%
14
11272 Aug
7
207a Jan 30
653/8
467a
127a
297a Mar 19
24
647a
89
267a
14
5
65 7a
477a
12%
4
1
645/a
X88 74
26
29
Jan
11
600
127a
127a Jan
28
,
9,600
26 7*
5
2
177a Feb,
400
49
12%
127a Jan
257a Feb
177a Jan
6
36 7.
15
443/4
4672
47
907a
6
15
*143/4
26
13% Mar 25
147/a Feb
647a
897*
*143/4
147a
127a
10
4
367a
637.
15'
44
2072
1174 Jun
12
36
147a
43
2,500
12%
Timken
11
67a
*143/4
100
1,800
5%
2674
4
Jan
6
<
15
43
91
10774
2678
407a Feb
13% Jan
x457a
15
42
*147a
5
267.
4
157a Jan
47 7a
9072
*147a
4274
9074
10774
5%
2
367a Jan
17
*14%
6374
15
15
43
6472
46
90
-
90 7t
1077.
X39%
467. Jan
25
5
90
407a
12%
29
177a Jan 27
6y0
37
10774
5
Bearing—^.No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
Dec
10
6
3672
88%
1077a
5
21%
35
15
48ya
92
88%
10674
21%
40 7a
12%
Tide
Dec
64%
467.
907.
*1474
5%
17
20%
5
137e Sep
10672 Jun
15
5
100
(J R)_
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
$3.50
preference—1
No par
22% Feb
5
50
preferred
Transit Corp.No par
preferred
4%
11
5% Dec
1
common
Jan
19
Jan
Sep
Co
4
18
20
15
No par
Jan
2774 Mar 25
1274 Sep
No par
preference
174 Jan
14
17
50c
Fair
197a Oct
23% Sep
No par
407a Jan
9772 Jan
172 Nov 30
16
1
100
Ry Co
3
7
63 A
!
15
44
147/8
90
107%
5
*1672
Trust—
14
Aug
147/a
147/«
43%
25
14 7a Mar 12
15
107%
certificates
conv
88%
*88%
.10
27
3 7a
670
600
No par
Feb
44
123
27,700
8
5
97a Jan
15
97. Oct
8
$2.40
121 %
34%
$1.25 conv preferred..
No par
Thatcher QIass Mfg Co common—5
137a Jan
1472
40
1772 Jan
,
14,100
347a
5%
Inc common
17
30
122%
1,000
357s
347a
9
ULilltles Co
35% Nov
1172 Aug 31
Land
Texas & Pacific
Textron
121
1574
35
34
88%
...—
Producing Co.
Sulphur
share
Sub
123
100
*15
3474
107%
-
Gulf
Texas
15%
35
11,000
3378
10
Feb
*122
15
35
1,200
9
698
34%
& Oil
Feb
15%
3.5 %
34%
87a
698
7,100
Pacific
487a Feb
,
1774
Texas
118
9
700
437a
5
125
9
"680
710
*15
43%
3972 Feb
11
124
9 7a
8%
*680
*1672
4
11
9
710
437a
Jan
11
400
78 3%
43
1
Jan
227.
78
34
Inc.-
Jan
*213%
78%
34%
Instruments
47
22
78%
33%
Texas
107
22
78%
1674
5
10672 Jan
23
22Va
43%-
67a Feb
9
Mar
10
22%
78%
16%
5
16
Jan
Sep
377» Jan
101
22%
79
Corp
common
preferred
$6
42,600
43
5
(James)..
Corp
Texas Pacific
103
500
'
17%
5% Jan
35
10
187a
43 %
Texas Gulf
24
10
4,700
•118
16%
5
427a Feb
*117
43 %
19
14
118
247a
123%
15
3072 Sep
2,900
717*
17%
657a Feb
15
71
43 %
9374 Feb
574 Oct
72%
187a
126
48 7a Feb
6
2,900
397a
94
43 %
4
5 7a Oct
353%
97a
94
*247*
125
*17%
4
Texas
-
18%
35%
11
39
35 3%
93a
gs'
24%
35%
Jan
1
5
400
6,000
18,500
18%
36
8074 Jan
24
547a Apr
1107a Jan
23
/', *
lfr7a '•'IS3/*-
*24%
35%
577a Jan
58 7a Dec
2
18
*116%
22%
18%
5
107
Telautograph Corp
49
15
116%
1,300
1,800
1
'
24%
15%
1
Corp
11
18
116%
T,700
*24%
15%
No par
(conv)
25
Jan
72
15%
No par
pfd
cum
Symington Gould
Jan
14
72
;
7.50
preferred
$4.40
71
"
>
25
Co
4072 Jan
7874 Dec
34
91
4.40%'preferred
16
7% Feb
86
*680
gy
*g4
117
8%
710
g3/4
95
71
71
*116%
95/3
*94
15%,'
Sweets Co of America. (The)__4.16%
19
111% Jan
15
.
4% Sep
9%
95
100
Paper
18
78
Sep 30
97% Jun 16
70%
9%
*680
50
Jun
Jan
9%
*94
117
' 8%
25
12% Jan
40
9%
95
18
10c
35% Jan
11
par
"
No par
*.
1
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series
A
1
50
(conv)
1
50
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% series of 1952
Film new
Twin City Rap Transit com_.No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
20th Century Fox
17%
177a
113%
113
177a
17 72
1137a 113%
177a
*4472
177a
4574
1674
*5072
*4472
1678
167.
52
22
217.
15
*50
21
15
4472
4472
7'%
4574
1674
1374
*167/a
14 7a
147a
17%
*1672
17
177a
113
113%
17
1137*
17
177*
113%
1133%
6,000
14,100
4,100
400
17
1774
15,800
1133%
370
17%
177a
177a
17s/a
17 5%
18%
6,800
*447a
457.
*44 7a
4574
44 3%
443%
100
1674
17
17
*16 7a
17
52
4974
493/4
50
50
*49%
50%
21%
20%
217a
207a
207a
15
14%
15 7a
157a
15%
*15
157a
163/4
203%
1,700
30
21
50,000
14%
44 7a
44%
44%
44 7.
447a
457*
*447*
4574
535
77.
8
7%
*7%
77/a
77a
7%
77/a
7%
1,000
12%
13
277e
874
46
723/8
123/4
277a
12%
277a
1,800
2,800
878
878
453/4
717.
4674
2,200
U
10% Sep
26
7
98
Jun
467.
467.
7174
453/4
71
46
72
22%
4572
707a
4674
717a
71%
23
71%
4674 Feb
15
Union
16
747a Jan
20
Union
Carbide
9
213/4 Jan
22
1
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
2
104% Jan
15
16
4
10
15
17
23
317a Apr 24
1027a Jun
3
2472 Mar
Jan
110
97
6
443/8 Aug 13
11574 Jan
5
Feb
85
Jan
99
Jan
7
5
8972 Feb
Feb
10
103-
No par
110%
No par
*90
$3.50
series
No par
Preferred
5
Union
Oil
1
Union
48
Jan
4
5072 Feb
1
44
Feb
4
4574 Jan
13
507a Dec
21
45 74 Jan
11
10672 Jan
29
1033/4 Jan
11
5472 Feb .15
1063/4 Feb
United
247a Jan 29
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
2172 Jan
4
873/4 Jan
11
9674 Feb
3872 Jan
19
40
Jan
27
8
105
Jan
8
105
Jan
897a
*90
89
103
.103
4174
417a
*103
4074
1177*
105
4174
116
Air
Inc
Lines
Biscuit
537a
common
America
10
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
13% Jun
16
163/4 Mar^O
147a Feb
1
157. Feb
5
United
483% Sep
2572 Sep
15
6172 Jan
5772 Jan
4
6472 Feb
9
United Carbon Co
No par
23
31% Feb 11
Jan
12
3074 Feb
19
United-Carr Fastener
No par
37a Apr
23
33/4 Feb
17
47a Jan
6
77% Feb
11
8072 Jan
6
67
Jan
2
4% Feb 24
86
474 Jun
23
53/4 Feb 24
49
Jan
5
Feb
18
57a Jan 29
27
57. Jan
47/a Jan
4
Sep
10
30
9 Jan
4
10
6672 Feb
Jan
Board
&
Carton
United Cig-Whelan
Corp
10
Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
29
United
19
United
7%
100
1
Ccrp (Del)
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
2
72% Nov
13
3
6972 Jan
6
103/4 Sep
15
17% Jan
8
137a Jan
4
1474 Jan
22
United
Electric
11% Dec
28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
4
13% Feb
5
United
Engineering & (Foundry
587a Jan 14
457a Jan
4
497a Feb
15
United
Fruit
Co
No par
30
277a Jan
13
293/8 Feb
11
United
Gas Corp
10
Gas Improvement Co
44
Sep 28
23% July 22
3074 Jun 17
117a Dec
1
29
Mar 27
33% Jan
4
Feb
10
3
117a Jan
12
12 3/8 Feb
15
United
Merch
27. May 12
17a Jan
4
l3/8 Jan
15
umieu
Park
497. Jan
10072 Jan
8
567/e Feb
11
U
102 7a Feb
16
2572 Feb
12
1378 Mar
10
Sep
95% Sep
14
22
Sep
14
1033/4 Oct
13
120
Jan
9
175
Mar 16
159
Jun
15
65
3174 Jan
157a Nov 27
3574 Jan
567a Nov 30
68
for
footnotes
5
Jan
10172 Dec 23
5
22% J an
4
20
11472 Jan
11
12974 Feb 19
Jan
25
Jan
20
23
16% Jan
25
1872 Jan
28
9
56% Feb
17
5874 Jan
15
Feb
,w»
36
nave
24
175
177
S &
$4.50
US
&
City
Mfrs
Inc
Mines Co
Freight
5472
1057a
2374
23%
96
96
39%
*105
108
15
15
63
63%
*29
30
3%
3%
*78
78%
578
574
3974
9%
68
*9
*66%
/
8972
*10374 105
407a
115
403/4
1157a
50
507.
4472
4472
x5174
52%
*1057a 106
507.
507*
*447.
44%
51%
105%
237*
95
22%
94
22%
95
397a
3972
*105
108
14%
14%
62%
62%
29%
30
1
3%
3%
"77%
78%
57a
574
9
9
*66%
68
13%
14
137a
12%
13
47%
49%
28%
297a
137a
357a
127a
357a
12%
477a
287a
34%
127a
Co
Co common
7% preferred
0 S Hoffman Machinery com
47.% preferred
No par
No par
No par
20
100
5
100
17*
56
567a
10lV4 101 y4
2574-257*
12672'128%
*177
1787*
*17
17s%
*567*
573%
1V4
34%
12%
1%
55%
1V*
54%
1027a 1027a
247a
247a
126
128
*1757a 177%
17
177a
*567*
577*
477a
47%
287.
28%
*347a
35
127a
12%
17*
17*
547* 55
*102
104
247a 243%
124
126
175% 175 7a
17
177*
567* 567*
47%
47%
29
347a
1274
1%
17*
55
56
102
102
*25
257*
126
128
*175
177>/a
167* 17
*557%
577a
5o
10,300
,
11572
3,700
27,200
200
23%
7,200
9672
1,100
397* 39%
*105
108
14%
14%
X62%
62%
3074 30%
3%
3%
77% 77%
5%
57*
9
66/2 68
13%
14
12% 12%
13
287a
347a
12
550
23
14
12%
130
93
"95
44%
39% 3972
*105
108
1472
1472
*63
6372
*30
3074
3%
3%
*77%
78%
57a
574
9
9
*6672
68
xl4
11,000
1117a
50
50
44% ' 44%
527a
53%
*105% 1067a
2372
967*
14
5,100
18,300
897a
11472
507*
237a
96
1,600
.
72
237a
*103 7. 104
40%
40%
403/4
11574
23%
95
397. 39%
*105
108
*14%
14%
63
63
29%
30
3%
3%
*77%
78741
578
574
"8%
9
*66%
68
12%
48%
4074
115
23
*11072
*90
897a
5374
106
13%
29
*1037.
23
110
93
90y2
105
53%
105%
14
13
22%
110
*90
*897a
50
44%
527a
*1057a
137a
14
5
(The)_l
1st preferred
U S Gypsum
50
457*
115
,1117a
93
1
Foreign Securities
12
37% Feb 10
1057a
5
Cos
United
Dec
48
100
Coal
11872
50
5
100
series of 1952.100
of
93
4574
preferred
Preferred 472%
United
112
897a
No par
Co___
Aircraft Corp common
United
18
3974 Dec 23
Car
convertible
5%
3
17
Tank
22%
*110
93
897a
noncumulalive preferred—50
4%
Union
23
11172
50
Pacific RR Co common
6
22%
25
California
4274 Feb
12074 Feb
of
-
*110
*90
89%
No par
series
$4
4
11
26
21
223/4
series..
series
3872 Jan
5074 Jan
Jan
10
$4.50
$3.70
105 74 Jan
4674 Mar
107
&
Co
Preferred
10
21
July 21
Rubber
&
Preferred
15
Dec
31
1
Corp
Asbestos
Preferred
237a Feb
112
33% Sep
100
457/a
No par
8
707a Feb
18
10072 Nov
21% Dec
20
Carbon
433/a Jan
757. Dec
18
87
Bag & Paper Corp
4972 Mar 20
16
Underwood
6
Sep
*87a
15
8
44% Jun
127/a
27%
87i
Union
Jan
39
13
27%
87a
9
8774 Jan
Sep
277/a
8%
7
15
83/a Feb
3
Jun
12%
277/a
87a
13 7a Jan
2972 Jan
4
15
37% Jun
12%
275/a
87a
4
4
772 Jan
78% Jun
90
277a
87a
12 74 Jan
27 7n Jan
8
827a Jun
100
13
277a
5
2
15
1374 Jan
ec
38% Sep
61% jun
197/s Jun
13
No par
Udyllle Corp (The)
147a Feb
557. Jan
14
gee 23
29
2,100
477* 47%
28% ' 29
34% 34%
12
127a
1 %
1%
55/a 56
101
101
"24/a 257*
128
129 /4
175
176
16% 16%
"557a 577a
3,000
400
800
1,000
700
6,500
40
18,700
200
3,100
3,700
22,500
16,200
700
13,600
5,200
4,600
80
500
4,200
150
.
1,300
10
23
24.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(844)
7% Oct
34
Sep
57 % Dec
22
Oct
22% Jan 22
23
8
22
Jan
26
40 % Mar 17
14
64
Jan
12
4
39% Feb
8
3
Jan
11
28% Feb
77% Feb
17
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
7
74% Nov
9
97% Apr
6
79% Jan
13
86% Feb
3
2
29% Jan
11
32% Jan
27
144% Mar 11
134% Jan
6
147% Feb
9
37% Jan
4
42% Feb
9
70
23% Aug 31
127% Sep
37
Oct
18
6
31% Jan
67% Jan
2
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
60
Feb
15
44% Jan
5
39
Jan
11
42
Feb
1
151% Feb
8
18% Feb
11
135
Aug 31
144% Jan 28
17 Ve Dec
10
21% Feb
26
35 % Dec
4
39% Nov
9
6% Jan
2
8Va May 25
Jan
4
17% Jan
11
35
Jan
26
7
Jan
143
'
Mar 18
6% Jan
73% Jan
Feb
5
4
Mar 19
1% Jan
1% Jan
7
Jan
17% Jan
7
80
1% Nov
17
3
14
3% May 13
9
32% Dec
2% Feb
22% Jan
29% Feb
16
30% Jan
22
23% Dec
15
27
22% Jan
12
24% Jan
6
167
Jan
7
20% Jan
15
155
Sep
3
14
Feb
2
61
Sep 29
Feb
17
19% Dec 30
Jan
18
18% Jan
11
154
125
128
May 29
125% Jun
28
30
92
Mar 20
21,100
3,780
7%
73/4
1%
American
Corp
*16%
1%
1
preferred
Universal
100
Co Inc com
Pictures
Jan
4%%
Utah
Feb"
403/a
40
40%
149
148%
148%
6c
24%
*156%
79%
73/8
79
18
8
7%
73/8
16%
16%
*153/4
173/4
♦153/4
173/4
13/4
.1 %
29%
24%
24%
160
*159%
1%
*29
24%
161
161
68%
68%
68%
34%
35%
34%
30%
385/a
39%
X39
19
19%
69
35%
34%
35%
343%
34%
2,800
39%
41%
40%
41%
11,600
12
20
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
6%
6%
6%
'6%
63/8
6%
63/8
6%
6%
3,300
34% Feb
15
Vick
343/8
333/4
*34%
343%
34%
34%
3,900
7
Feb
11
29 Ve Feb
11
Jan
4
93
Feb
16
Chemical
Co
126
Jan
11
29 % Feb
15
2.50
34
*126
129
*126
noncumulative preferred—100
*126
129
*126
5%
Victor Chemical Works common—is
3%%
preferred—
6%
*92
No par
23%
div
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec 6c Power Co com__10
$5 preferred
100
34
127
*126
129
129
*126
129
28%
29
93
93
23%
22%
23%
127
28%
29%
34
129
*
29
94
23%
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
34%
63/«
126
126%
28%
29%
28%
*93
22%
126
28%
*126
129
*126
129
*126
29
95
95
225/8
23
115
Feb
18
*114
114%
114
114
*114
114%
102
Feb
11
$4.04
dividend preferred
10o
*101
103%
*101
103%
*101
1031%
30
101% Jan
19
104% Feb
18
$4.20 dividend preferred
10o
*104
106
*104
106
*104%
106
2
25 % Jan
4
30 % Feb
11
4
28
Feb
9
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred-
65% Feb
5
64
Dec
7
18
Jun
22
20
Jan
59
Sep
14
7
57% Jan
5
Visking
4
1.4% Jan
4
16
Feb
1
Vulcan
15
27% Feb
10
29
Jan
4
7 °/o
Jan
11
67% Jan
29
Wabash RR 4%%
Mar
27
11
22%
*126
29%
1,900
95
10
23
11,800
127%
1,100
29
29V4
18,900
115
*114
115%
130
103%
*101
103 Va
104%
*103
104Va
29%
114V»
*101
104%
*93
127
29%
29%
5
5
29%
223/4
127
127%
Jan
800
129
29
3,200
129
*126
*93
,
28%
113 % Jan
25% Jan
*69%
130
30
100
19
69%
70 Va
12
114% Nov 12
Feb
50
7,700
19%
69%
100% Dec
30
19%
100
600
293/4
23
35% Feb
19%
160
•;
12
22% Jun
100% Oct
160
161
■■
29%
13
3
25
3,400
1%
29%
*24%
11%
130% Jan
28
1*%
*283/4
24%
29%
4
31
*
1%
29%
113/4
Jan
25% Dec
100
29
123
25% Dec
17%
113/4
8
Jun
*15%
l3/4
*158
35
18%
10,000
24%
24%
30
1%
*28 5/8
13/4
30
3,200
7%
79
13/4
29
130 % Jan
92
79
12
15
24
7%
7%
79%
P/4
♦79
4,600
29%
Sep
July 20
3,200
13%
29%
40%
170
8%
1%
683/4
393/4
18
36%
8
1%
19%
No par
18
363/4
8
1%
19
34%
18
8
79
2,700
37%
173/4
*363/4
373/8
800
49,300
148% 149%
149%
l3/4
24%
160
*7%
19%
_10o
Co
13/4
7%
7%
*78
17%
*363/4
19%
*68%
No par
Light Co
18
8
8
7,200
40%
11%
1
5
1483/4
1483/4
59%
40%
.
,
40%
60
29%
4
27
40
143
40 %
12%
24% Feb
17
59
142 %
41
583A
40 3/4
40
40%
583/4
29%
4
92
*
143
41
583/4
11%
26% Jan
11
142
142%
40
59%
1
preferred
Power
Xl41%
40%
40
30
*29
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Tobacco com_Nopar
Universal Leaf
8%
145
1443/4
*58%
50
29%
Jan
14% Dec
260
30%
x30
10
20
36% Mar
84%
30%
31%
400
4,900
_2.5o
8
27% Nov
83%
30%
78%
Raalte Co Inc
89
13
Nov
Jun
85
30%
1%
Norman
25% Jan
106
84%
30%
78%
Vanadium Corp of America
28
112
84%
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
Apr
29
16% Oct
84%
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
50
Van
126
127
July 17
88
165
Mar 19
3
24% Apr
85
*7%
Van
8
79%
$4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
convertible preferred
No par
10
30 % Jan
*78
18
18
31% Dec 29
79
36%
29
6
*77%
17%
30% Feb
■23% Apr
77%
36%
41% Feb
4
77%
18
13% Jan
5 % Jan
79%
37
7
6
10% Jan
*77%
7%
4
29
79%
*36'A
13
5% Dec
*77%
1
Corp
11% Jan
32% Mar 25
27%
noncumulative preferred—25
36 % Jan
17% Mar 23
8
62
27
(
28% Jan
45% Mar 25
22
62
27%
17%
5
15
61
27%
U S Tobacco Co common——No par
69% Feb
27% Dec
18
61
273/4
149
Universal
1,300
61
27%
1481/2
preferred
Stockyards
23,900
8%
60%
100
$6
39
61
41
7%
38%
28
40%
1%
38%
Shares
16%
27%
5o
common.
*7%
383/4
16
16%
*60 3/4
-No par
preferred
Corp
8%
38%
8%
38%
*7%
28%
61
60
Steel
16%
27%
41
S
16%
the Week
*60%
145V2
35% Jan
30% Sep
11% Dec
May 20
383/4
58 3/4
8
35% Dec
383/4
40%
U
Feb. 19
1
100
100
1st preferred
noncum
5
7
10
39'/4
144%
S
7%
63% Jan
34% Feb
Jan
39
Smelting Ref ft Min com—50
8%
U
Friday
Feb. 18
-10
common
18
28% Jun
68 V2
20
30 a/4
18
7% Jan
90
1% Jan
*7%
United Stores
22
16
15%
8%
*84%
United
31
29% Mar 12
16%
*7%
313/4
8
30
31
16%
83/s
85%
27
1 % Dec
Dec
163/a
*7%
85
% Jan
8
6% Dec
15
16%
Bales fee
Thursday
Feb. 17
1
3iy4
Co
Rubber
S
Wednesday
10
common—
Pipe
37% Feb
72% Dec
9% Mar 19
S
Feb. 16
5
100
U
1
33 % Sep
54
Co
preferred
& Foundry Co.
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
U
Feb
62
59% Feb
24
Lines
S
4% %
8% Feb
36 % Jan
6
32% Feb
U
16% Feb
7
Tuesday
Feb. 15
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
2
Mar
11
23
15% Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13 % Nov
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
STOCKS
Year 1953
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Continued—Pag« 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
..
60
25
Corp (The).
Detinning Co common
29
293/4
28%
28 5/«
28%
28%
27:%
273/4
275/s
28
1,400
25
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27
27%
27
27
2,600
*593/4
61
59%
16
28
,
59
900
16
593/4
5
10
20
preferred
♦153/4
16
*153/4
16
*153/4
16
*16
16'/a
100
28
273/4
23
*273/4
283/4
*273%
283/4
*28
283/4
90
67%
66%
66%
*66%
68
*66%
67%
*663%
67'/a
60%
60 %
60
595/8
595/8
w
70% Mar
2
64.
preferred
11% Dec
22
13% Mar 10
12% Jan
11
12% Feb
12
24
29% Jan
9
24 Ve Jan
5
26% Feb
15
43% Jun
16
52
Dec
22
5
58% Jan
26
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
9
Feb
27
5% Jan
4
7% Feb
16
Walworth Co
May 12
21% Jan
12
24% Jan
27
Ward
100
Waldorf System
21% Nov
5
Dec 29
18% Jan
98
2
25
105
51
Jan
Feb
4
100% Jan
4
Feb
3
16
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
5
Jan
4
18% Jtm
22
25% Jan
11
31% Feb
15
Warren
Foundry
4
34% Jan
27
Warren
Petroleum
15
15
18% Nov 2o
17
23% Sep
21
33 V2 Mar 19
28% Sep
14
37% May 14
30% Jan
9
31% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
25% Jan
14
24
29
Jun
24
Sep 14
30
13
Sep
17% Apr
Mar 16
104
8
Sep
14
10
Sep
1
12%
12%
12%
125/a
1,800
253/4
253%
255/8
253/4
1,200
57%
Bros
57%
7
7%
104
*104
1043/4
14
14%
1
57%
6%
*24
5
Inc
57
24%
100
Pictures Inc_
Warner-Hudnut
6%
24%
24%
104
133/4
14
56%
6%
24
104
133/4
56"%
104
*103%
14%
24%
14,000
IO33/4
104
14
2,000
7J/4
24%
56%
7
7
24Va
56%
7
*24
57
56%
7%
24%
14
14
700
103 3/4
170
14%
6,300
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
4,700
No par
31
31%
30
30%
29
29%
28%
28%
*28 J/4
28%
2,000
3
Pipe
Corp
&
32
32%
313/4
32%
32
32 %
313/4
32%
32%
2,100
32
32 %
28
18%
183%
18%
32
Feb
18
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
32
32
32
32
323/8
34
333/8
2,700
11
Wash
Power
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 5%
28%
10,100
11
Waukesha Motor Co
5
♦14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
143/a
143%
14%
143/s
143/a
300
9
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/8
20%
♦20%
203/4
♦203/a
203/4
700
11% Feb
8
Wayne Pump Co
1
10%
'10%
10%
11
105/a
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
5
20% Feb
13% Feb 25
9% Jan
5
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
25
28% Feb
24 Ve Jan
5
27% Feb
5
83
2
12%
257/a
Feb
19% Jan
15
21% Sep
73% Oct
12%
253/4
34
24% Mar 23
18% Dec 28
13%
12%
26%
29
4
9
123/s
253/4
1
preferred
Warner
12'%
26%
14% Feb
Jan
14
5% %
No par
common
100
12%
26
lo
2.50
Baking Co
17% Apr
Sep
11% Sep
14% Apr
*66%
No par
Water
Webster Investment Co
Wesson
Oil
&
33>%
X28
600
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
2,100
com—2.50
Snowdrift
263/4
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27
3,000
82%
77% Jan
5
Feb
11
No par
82%
83
82%'
83
82%
821/4
83
82%
83
17% Nov
4
29% Jan
17% Feb
16
19% Jan
20
West Indies
1
17 1/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
173/4
3,500
16
Dec
30
28% Jan
16% Feb
17'
17% J an 25
West
4
16%
163/4
16%
163/4
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
3,800
32
Jun
9
37% Feb
38% Feb
38
8,000
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
84% Feb
1
88% Jun
18
89% Jun
9
8
West
Penn
109
Feb
3
West
Penn
101% Jan
15
100
Feb
9
99
Jan
99% Jan 15
96
Jan
7
12% Nov
5
16% Jan
15
12% Jan
6
13% Feb
12
21% Nov
5
25% Dec 21
23 % Jan
4
29% Jan
29
4
108% Jan
104
Sep 29
109
Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
4
36% Jan 11
15
Jan
convertible preferred
104% Jan
7
102
$4
106% Feb
11
Electric
Co
No par
373/4
100
100
*108%
109
109
109
♦101
102
*101
103
100
*100
102%
*100
102%
5
*13
13%
13
13
13
13
123/4
13
12%
13
5,000
283%
28%
28%
28%
28 5/8
28%
28%
28 »/4
28S/8
6,900
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp ft Paper com
4.20%
4%%
5
15
12% Jan
8
8% Jan
4
10
15
57% Mar 11
46% Jan
4
49% Jan 26
Western
20
Sep 14
lg
Jan
53% Jan
19
♦108
Western
45
28%
5
preferred
Jan
8% Sep
43% Sep
Jan
29
32% Mar 25
23
63% Mar 25
44
46% Sep 14
90
May 14
37% Feb 18
&
26% Jan
2
67% Mar 16
52% Feb
1
58% Jan
6
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
96% Jan
11
99% Feb
18
40% Jan
18
43% Feb
4
22% Jan
4
25% Jan
27
Jan
Feb
—100
1083/4
10
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
47%
47%
47%
1,400
1,200
Maryland Ry common—100
noncum 2nd preferred
100
23%
23 %.
23%
23%
23%
23%
233%
23%
23%
1
23%
Western
Pacific
RR
series
Preferred
45%
44
443/4
45
443/a
44%
1,400
545/s
55%
545/a
55%
55
55%
545/a
55»/4
10,800
100
*98
993%
*98%
993/4
99
99%
993/4
993/4
99»/4
993/4
600
A
27% Feb
8
4
White
Feb 12
Motor
Co
4% Dec 20
12% Jan
8
4
6
Jan
13
15
32% Apr 13
22% Feb
9
26
Jan
18
30% May 27
16% Oct 15
21% Jan
4
24% Feb
5
Wilcox
13% Feb
19
16% Jan
4
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
7% Sep 21
63% Oct
5
IV/e Mar 26
74% Mar lo
9% Jan
29
8% Nov
5
24% Jan
6
24% Jun
17
13% Jan I5
35% Dec 16
29% Oct
5
Jan
8% Feb
70
18
Jan
30
86
77% Jan
101
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14
39% Jan
25
24% Feb
8
2
543i Feb
8
20% Feb
34% Jan
13
17
24% Jan
21
Sep
47% Jan
5
38
Jan
4
42% Jan
29
11
Dec
16% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
13
Feb
4
6
63% Jan
67% Feb
19
5% Apr 13
4% Jan
5% Feb
3
85 »/a
27
280
200
28%
4,800
5%
5%
1,800
8%
5%
55/8
5%
5%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
22%
22%
23
23%
1,900
14
14
13%
13%
1,800
24»A
100
1
32%
32%
x323/8
32%
32%
323/4
32%
32%
323/4
lo
preferred
.
303/4
100
♦137%
10
193/a
100
4
28%
9,500
20
,4
853%
*265/8
28
2,600
Jan
12'
853/4
27
28
8%
12b
7% Feb
85%
*265/8
71%
123/4
82%
6% Jan 22
3,800
8%
33%
8
33'/8
33%
125/a
43%
83% Feb
300
333/a
♦127
71'/2
10
12
19%
12%
100
Jan
19%
72
Co
par
34
1
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
20% Dec 31
*
23
Worthington Corp common—No
Jan
Jan
223/g
19
52% Feb
64
*23%
22%
21
37
62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
55%
24%
22%
20
21% Jan
31
53/4
24%
23%
5 5/8
♦23
Feb
l
14
55/8
24
23%
.1
83
1
9
27%
34% Jan
9
15
263/4
27%
45% Jan
53% Mar
14
Jun
86
263/4
4
39% Apr
23% Apr
Sep
16% Sep
47
853/4
27
27%
4
31
11% Mar 17
87
27%
4
77
20
33
*
86
27
Jan
7
33%
87
30% Jan
Jan
33
28%
Woodward
Woolworth
116
33%
102
20
*127
27%
87
45% Feb
43
•127
33
56 3%
545/a
♦101 »/4
20 Va
12%
preferred
Public
Iron
55
101%
273%
14
19
33%
533/4
101%
*20
•263%
Wisconsin
82
10
33%
56%
*126%
*1263%
19% Jan 26
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
Dec
20
12%
18
35% Mar 17
Sep 15
Sep 10
Sep 14
400
102
*193/4
12%
10
48
75
38,300
54%
♦101%
20%
12%
Feb
26
563/4
57%
102%
72
32
42% Dec 22
55
101'/4 101%
5 6 3/8
*193/4
*11%
139% Feb
39% Jan
7,800
*71
28% Jan
2
11,500
25'/a
12%
Winn 6c Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jan
413/4
25
72
27
53
41%
25%
8%
Jan
Sep 21
36
42
24%
12%
34
6%
413/4
25%
*70%
7
137
42
25
No par
lo
Wilson-Jones
$4.25
41%
25%
common—No par
19
8
2
Inc
5
12% Feb
6
21
Jan
Co
72% Jan
Jan
135
6c
—
5
18% Jan
Apr 24
16% Jun 10
Wilson
413/a
25%
102%
20
Co
22.
Jan
41
a
preference
Oil
10% Jan
31% Jan
19% Dec 22
126
White Sewing Machine common
Prior
41%
25%
i
18% Sep 11
11% Feb 17
5
41%
25%
1
>
21% Dec
6,600
44%
55%
29-% Jan
87
*108
46%
5
4
1083%
55
11
29
1083/4
46%
Jan
34% Jan
93/4
No par
com
Jan
U
•108
40
47%
27
Jan
30% Jan
*108
90
95/8
82% Jan
Sep 15
7
102'/2
100
47%
26
23
40% Mar 17
15
22% Jan
♦100
100
9%
8
4
12
.102% Feb
100
100
*47%
86% Mar 24
Mar
Jan 14
57% Feb
4
29
103
373/4
9%
30% Dec 21
127
126
4
Jan
19 % Jan
50% Jan
99
109 3/a
*101
473/8
30
4
3
*108
*101
9%
14
May
99% Jan 12
373/4
1083/4
103
103
473/a
14
22
10
373/4
1083/4
373/4
109
48
24% Dec
52% Dec
16% Jun
108
108
37%
108%
♦101
93/4
15
39% Sep 15
91% Jun
1
37%
473/4
30% Sep
80
Oct
30
109
37%
1
Auto Supply Co-
Western Union Telegraph
lo
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric eom
12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Weston Elec Inst Corp
—12.50
Wheeling ft Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
—No par
$5 conv prior preference
No par
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
22% Dec
38%
-10
Western Air Lines Inc
4%
420
Service
313/g
30%
141
*137%
8%
*71
31%
♦138%
19%
19%
195/b
44%
44
44%
44%
43%
43%
433/8
34%
33
333/4
82%
82
82
1243/4
1243/4
123
123
No par
80%
80%
8
7%
7%
Corp
10
CO—
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale 6c Towne Mfg Co
31%
141
8%
195/s
Co
(F W)
83/4
*44
80 3/4
X80%
7
7
39%
39
8S/«
8%
8%
*71
72
31%
31
31
139
141
305/«
139%
139
323/4
303/4
139
100
-1,600
4,300
30
193/4
195/B
19%
44%
45
43%
441/4 i
43»/4
43%
43%
43%
433/8
11,700
33
34
33%
34%
6,900
82
34 %
82
33%
82
125
♦124
126%
*81%
*122
80%
7
xl9%
45
823%
•123
19%
4,400
45
1,000
83
125
280
7
20
803/4
81%
•80 >/2
81'A
1,100
7 Vs
80%
7%
73%
73%
4,900
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
3,100
—1
233/8
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
233/4
23%
23%
11,700
convertible preferred—
50
Young (LA) Spring 6c Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
*53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
54
54 %
543/4
21%
21%
21
20%
21
21
21
21%
22
1,000
1,300
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
7,900
12%
12%
13
123/4
12%
123/4
12%
123A
13
1,700
65
65%
4%
65
64
643%
64%
66%
66
67%
5,800
4%
4%
4%
4%
1.500
York
Corp
-
common
-28
4%%
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
rece,TeMWp' or petl^on
-
No par
1
43/4
21
64%
45%
4%
heenflled for the company's reorganisation.
1
4%
» Deferred delivery,
r Cash sales..
wd
...
4%
When■;distributed!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5301
Volume 179
(845)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
headed
column
the
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
Period"
Indicate In each
Figures after decimal point represent
one
or
more
the
case
month when
32ndi of
Year1953
Lowest
Highest
99.24 May 12
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
104.16 Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Low
Low
High
19
108
Feb
•106.18
106.24
-1955-1960
•102.6
102.10
•104.8
104.16
♦104.8
1961
•102.24
102.28
.,1958-1963
•106
-1960-1965
-1956-1958
•102.16
15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
98.29 Feb
95.20
6d~23
15
98.29 Feb
Oct~23
95.20
106.26
*10 7.2
107.8
*107.16
107.22
102.8
*102.6
102.10
*102.6
102.10
*104.8
104.16
*104.8
104.16
*104.8
104.16
*102.22
102.26
*102.22
102.26
*102;29
103.1
*103.2
103.6
106.8
*106
106.8
*106
106.8
*106
106.8
*106.6
106.14
108.8
♦108
108.8
*108
108.8
*108
108.8
a
102:6
*102.2
102.6
•102.3
102.7
*102.4
102.8
*102.4
102.8
102.20
*102.16
102.20
*102.18
102.22
•102.22
102.26
*102.26
102.30
100.26
•101.1
101.4
♦401.6
101.9
100.2
*100.12
100.18
*100.14
100.20
100
*100.2
100.8
*100.24
100.27
•100.21
100.24
*
100.8
♦100
100.6
*100.2
•99.16
June 1964-1969
15
99.20 Feb
99.22
*99.6
*89.4
♦99.12
99.18
100.23
*99.16
99.22
*99.26
108
500
99.12
*qq
99:6
♦99
09.6
*98.30
99.4
*98.30
09.4
*99.12
*09.8
99.18
99.10
99.14
*99:14
99.20
1965-1970
98.29
98.29
*98.24
98.30
*98.28
99.2
*99.6
99.12
•99.10
99.16
1966-1971
•98.22
98.28
*08.18
98.24
*98.22
98.28
*99
09.6
*99.-6
99.12
*98.12
98.18
*98.6
98.12
♦98.8
98.14
*98.22
98.28
*98.26
99
June 1967-1972
-
15
3,000
108
•
*99.18
99.24
1,000
r
2Vis
2 Vis
Sept 1967-1972
Dec 1967-1972
•98.12
2%s
2%s
1957-1959
•101.28
102.2
101.28
June IS
,
*98.16
98.22
*98.12
98.18
98;18
♦98.16
98.12
*98.6
*101.28
*98.30
98.22
*98.8
102.2
98.14
♦101.30
99.4
♦98.22
102.4
•102
*99.2
98.28
99.8
*98.26
99
102.6
♦102.4
102.10
102.8
1958
•101.24
*101.24
101.28
*101.28
102
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the Week
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♦101.11
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PRICES
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1958
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Low
High
102.4
-1956-1959
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Feb. 17
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Wednesday
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Tuesday
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,
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Feb~16
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Monday
STOCK
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4
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YEARLY
-
Dec 1959-1962
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99.28
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99.24
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1954
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1954
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100.25
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99
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1956
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1958
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1959
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1960
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1961
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15
1962
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91.16
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91.16
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91.16
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91.16
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called for redemption on June 15 at 100.
RANGE
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Last
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High
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103
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High
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.
1954
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Last
.
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
I
SaleYrlee~Bid
Period
Low
1927
of
1947
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———April-Ocf
April-Oct
71
73
50%
50
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1980
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1972
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1930
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1944
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68
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1961
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ext s f 3s 1977
gtd
30-yr
73%
April-Ocf
1958
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70
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1962
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due
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55
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l.o
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Mar-Sepf
2012
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—
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52
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2004
to
secured
147
65%
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57
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1956
loan
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
15
64
50%
64
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German Govt International
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75
55
loan)—
1949
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21
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57
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1936
104%
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——
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May-Mow
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New York Stock
Feb-Aug
5s 1952
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to
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Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
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11
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to
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reduced
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—
—
debs
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and
104%
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—
70%
1995
1966
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95%
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July
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Series
94 %
97%
105'/a 105%
98%
36
June-Dec
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and 1% contingent interest)
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1st
35
Feb-Aug/
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Mar-Sept
4s
5s
A4%s convertible
"38%
April-Oct
A
1
19(>0_
«
fixed
115%
52
1979
Ohio
111%
122% 123%
1964
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1980——Mar-Sept
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J/m-Julv
12
A
1953
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only)
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&
92%
107
120% 121%
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12
10%
95%
93%
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123%
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1951
A
3s
'1995
3%s debentures
95%
66
41
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&
91%
61
98 %
92%
114% 115%
105 %
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&
95%
97
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%
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17
19
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April-Ocf
4s,. (rog
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81%
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-
98%
1977
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12
8
——
8
16
'
pursuant
reduced
132
June-Dec
1965_
debentures
Baltimore
57%
of 1921 1946
April-Oct
to Plan A (interest
>
2.5%) 1999
April-Oct
A0s external
shoeing fund gold 1968
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Stamped
66 %
77%
Jan-July
1969—
Topeka
99%
Feb-Aug
1964——
debs
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->
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—
36
—
1952
Plan
:
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General
95'%
71%
105
'
—
65
95%
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Products
94%
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100
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99%
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2
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6Vis
:
1987
102
100%
__
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2006
(City of) 8s 1946
1961
1982—
debentures
W
105'%
3
99%
.
Co.—
debentures
first
104%
104%
99
174
115%
mortgage
102%
30
81%
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debentures
2%s debentures
1st
32
80 %
92 %
conv
98 %
90
81%
Feb-A up
debentures
2
"96
Jan-July
3%s
99 %
95 %
—
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131
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Stamped pursuant
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—
1975
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10
81%
36%
—
extl
extl
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June-Dec
1986
101 %
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81
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(City of)—
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant l.o Plan
s
1966
1980
101%
——
99
102% 102%
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5s
debentures
101%
36
101
"98
series
1958
6Vis
debentures
debentures
8s
71%
103%
103% 104%
104%
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3s
debs
5
36
105% 105%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
-
101
8
Mar-Sept
6s
33%
6
— —
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1959
7s
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—
--
—
--
36'%
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2008
2nd
6s
34
14
36%
100'% 100'%
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series
of)
assented
(interest
1964
Telephone & Telegraph
conv
71%
99%
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Foreign. Power deb 5s 2030_—Mar-Sept
Junior debentures 1987—'
Jan-June
conv
104%
99'%
71%
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2%s
101%
—
104% 104%
104%
&
American
80%
Ltd—
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Airlines
American
101'% 101'%
April-Oct
1947
A4Vis assented 1968
—:
April-Oct
8 A External sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
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8a
94
53%
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f
s
92%
15
—
36 %
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(Republic
A4 Vis
to
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IAPoland
3%s
Canada
134%
77 %
99 %
Mar-Sepf
1956
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Aprlp-Oct
1953
extended
pursuant
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ANal
94
36'/a
Mar-Sept
May-Mow
sinking fund 4'/is 1955
fAPernnmbtico
APeru
18%
(interest
to
due 1953 extended to 1963
A5%s extl loan
(30-yr) 1958
(Cily)
America
of
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3%s
Mar-Sept
1959„Mar-Sept
6%s
0b
due
of
debentures
2s
130
80'%
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"101 %
99%
April-Ocf
1978
2%s debentures 1971—
3%s conv debentures 1963
—
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sinking fund external 1957
AprH-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink hind 5s 1970—June-Dec
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
B'/as
19
"53
94
1958__Mar-Sept
3%s
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Co
11%
>100 %
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8%s
_
1963_Jan-July
1952—
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to
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extl
Co
3%s
3%s debs
Dye
Mfg
6%
COMPANIES
May-Now
-
2%s
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Norway (Kingdom of) 4%a 1956
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8A6s
16%
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sinking
ex'l
sinking
15%
10
1922
to
j.
pursuant
reduced
4s
16%
(Stale)—
extl
Stamped
16%
"18
(City
ASecured
16%
15%
16%
agree't)
1933
reduced
1967
INDUSTRIAL
2%s
assented
Stamped
3%s
AND
2%s
:
Geraes
ASesured
9%
80%
June-Dee
April-Oct
Chemical Ac
10
134% 134%
June-Dec
1971
April-Ocf
May-Mow
2%s
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Mlnas
to
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972
4.80s
9%
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—
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17%
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1961_
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1968—Jan-July
1922
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agree't)
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assented
lATrcasury
17
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assented
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new
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—
ment)
1945
8 A Small
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to
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18
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1904
new
IA 4s
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of
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Aluminum
(1942
Large
A4s
Alabama
Alumliium
assented
'26
RAILROAD
Allls-Chalmers
8 A Large
new
of
Allied
Z
§ ASmall
A5s
loan
0s due 1961 extended
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Allegheny Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998.:
Quar-Jan
~
assented
extl
9%
Feb-Aug
/
-v-
§ ASmall
IA 5s
—
1943
1968
(Republic
|A5s
(1922 agreement)
small
assented
A4Vis assented 1958
(City of)—
Yokohama
99%
100%
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.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
WEEK
KANGE
Fridaj
BOND8
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Feriod
or
Sale Price
Bangs
Friday's
Low
1st
mortgage
mortgage
3s
2%s
1976
A5s
Cons
5s
1955
87
income
mtge
103
95 y4
92'%
1982
87
21
Jan-July
82%
86
*91 y8
ill
Electric
Pdwer
first
1976
3s
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Refunding & impt 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/zs 1969—Afar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s
85%
84%
Jan-July
1982—
104% 105
1972—Jan-July
1973
3'/as debentures 1988
3f/Bs sinking
91
115
•
First mortgage "2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
Minnesota Mining
..
3
10
100% ,100%
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966—......June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1«74—May-Nou
mortgage
91 %
115
*103%
1980——__A/ar-Sept
debs
86
58%
62%
—
Mead
First
■91%
99
4s 1955
_May-Nov
mtge 2%s 1979—May-Noo
3%s
86
29
59%
Pacific
4s
April-Ocf
1978_„
Robbins
87
90%
12
Western
General
June-Dec
1963
debentures
debentures
97
53
Northern
75%
Afay-Nov
McKesson &
96
78
83
68%
(R H) & Co. 2%s debentures
1972—_Afay-Nov
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
2%s
1
59%
80%
Northern
1982—
Dept Stores
87%
97
53
75
3
74
Macy
May
90%
84%
59
69
85
66
*103
|
1
7
78
73%
83%
—
3
91%
2%s
mortgage
&
6
May-Nou
1952——June-Dec
M
__
90'A
79%
j/v General mortgage 3%s 1983—
75%
Div
1st
95%
98%
87%
Jan-July
67
88%
-
68 %
115
3s
95
,
Jan-July
75%
86
RR—
Cincinnati
Louisville Gas &
mortgage
mortgage 2%s
General
75%
April-Ocf
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
St
General
68
April-Oct
ser
61'%
Jan-July
2004
A
General
65
May
..Afar-Sept
April-Oct
mtge 3%s
58'A
84%
__
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series A 2019
First
Nashville
27
85
85%
4s 1993——April-Oct
2%s 1977—
Jan-July
3%s 1963
Western RR—
1994
ser
61%
*86
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug '>■
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984.
—Jan-July
29
1979
A
4s
mtge
63%
90%
Afay-Nov
Telephone 2%s series D
62%
1965
1976
refund
Y
61 %
to
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville
N
&
mtge
59
97
A 2007—Jan-July
ser
83
,
*80%
5s
debentures
3s
debentures
1st
cons
&
24
RR—
1954
Gas
first
Corp
63%
87%
consol gtd
&
60
*96%
90%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Electric
57%
60
60
—
Chester—
4s
first
74
——
63
——
Afay-Nov
—
April-Oct
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—.Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas debs 4%s 1973.
May-Noe
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
May-No»
69
*73%
1962
series
Port
&
mortgage
Putnam
May
2003
2003
Long Island Lighting Co.—
1st mortgage 3%s ser D 1976
Lorillard
River
Power &
&
3s
extended
5s
20
94
"
68
2003
interest
general 4s series
Hartford
&
63%
'
•60
mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
N
55
mtge bds—
contingent
„
Afay-Nov
refunding mtge 4s
State
90%
45
—
87% "88
2003
interest
Lexington & Eastern Ry first
Miami
Y
Norfolk
1974
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
Little
Haven
&
1973
4s series A
Y
84
—
to
4'/2S contingent
ASeries F
New
67%
Louis—
1973
B
N
.
Y)
consol
gen
fixed Interest
4s
B
West
&
series
62%
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003——Afay-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
Series
Y
NY
•
__
to
(N
extended
•#%
.
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986.:
April-Oct
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
AGeneral
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
Lehigh Valley
78%
1997
1997
collateral
Chicago & St
Y Lack
66%
RR—
1st mtge 4%s series A 1073
:
Jan-July
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s 1955
June-Dec
June-Dec
—„June-Dec
River
mortgage 3%s
York
—
101%
2%
1970_April-Oct
stamped 1964
stamped
1974.
5s
1998
A
.
*161% 168%
1997—June-Dec
Lehigh Coal
Navigation Co—
Sinking fund mortgage 3'/as ser A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
Hudson
&
AGeneral
*99%
Mar-Sept
1968
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%s
3'/as
series
registered
First
55
94
100%
81%
Harlem
„
96
8
67%
First
*52%
96%
92%
75'A
104%
—
*99
99% 100%
__
94%
-
215
1st
A
1954
99%
4
—
235
Term
ser
94%
Co—
RR
4s
N
3%
94'/«
*93%
236
100%
L
mtge
1956
95
73%
103%
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
1st
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
1956
32
67%
*106
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1997—-April-Oct
1961
99%
81%
100%
26
—
__
*96%
:
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
{AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
98%
72
N
N
104%
*101%
Jan-July
,
1961
4%s
84
94%
II
*90
104 y8
100%
97
80
4 %s
April-Oct
Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
& Indiana Terminal 4'/as 1961—Jan-July
1961
84
94%
June-Dec
1st mortgage 23As 1980
—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage
3%s series B
1968—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
Kentucky
Kentucky
Stamped
1
100%
*103% 105
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
100
94%
103%
72
Lake Shore
:J
&
May-Nob
96%
103%
66%
General
102
*—
85
101%
103% 103%
80%
3%s
...Mar-Sept
85
*97
•
High
99% 100
Feb-Aug
N
104
75
23
74%
1980
Franklin
Central
Low
5
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—_Aprll-Ocf
& impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
110«
New
Jamestown
C
Jan. 1
NO.
Ry—
1954
B
series
Consolidated
110
102
1972__Afay-Nov
1977-
1978
mortgage
D
AFirst
Co—
3%s
series
New
81%
109
109
110
4%s
118'A
'
69'/4
5s
series
1977
Mexico
&
Texas
5s
Range Since
Bold
High
*85
Jan-July
1983
A
3%s
Terminal
Orleans
AFirst
101%
5s
Nor
Bends
Friday's
100% 100%
Refunding
^Jan-July
1st
Great
AFirst
106%
30
Corp—
1977
Pipe Line Co—
debentures series A
mortgage
1st
debs
90
89%
Orleans
Oil
f
s
Interstate
1st
subord
conv
New
•90
Afar-Sept
5s series C 1956
Minerals & Chemical
International
New
105
—
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s
New
103
104%
RR—
§ AFirst
6s series A 1952
§ A Adjustment 6s series A
AFirst 5s series B 1956
102%
14
1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New
10
104 % 104%
94
or
Bid * Asked
High
102% 102%
•90
Laai
Bale Price
Lots
AFirst
1972
3.20s series I
{International
High
Lou)
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New
Ry 4s series A 1970
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1986__Jufl|e-r>ee
Inland
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Sinee
Sold
(Continued)—
1955
Refunding 5s
Illinois Terminal
Sonde
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Week's Range
Friday
Range
Low
Illinois Central
FEBRUARY la
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
99
94'A
95%
99%
5
97%
106% 106%
8
106%
99%
99%
♦104
106%
108
l
Volume 179
Number 5301
...
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
BONDS
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Low
RECORD
Phillips Petroleum 2%a debentures
3.70s
deb
conv
1904
Feb-Aug
s
I
debs 1972.
101*
1107/a
109 * 111
102*
101 * 102*
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
*95
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
J
ser
*103
1964_May-No®
102*
108*
109
108*
108*
107
106* 107
20
105*
96*
98*
*87%
88
—
98 %
98 Va
—
2
100% 100%
1
102 * 1027/a
18
100* 100*
9
Feb-Aug
*106
107
♦105*
99*
—
135
1
131
200
200
7
200
97%
97
•
Union
104%
103%
100%
100*
97*
11
99* 100*
100
Jan-July
81*
5
97%
99% 100
100
863/.
13
86%
85%
86%
-April-Oct
5s
Mar-Sent
1996-Jan-JuIp
Aprll-CcI
*96 Va
-May
92*
93
*95*
104
86%
94*
*96y8
108%
107
1
95*
95%
123*
138%
133'A 134%
10a
95*
*94
92*
__
94
General
100
*—
96 %
97
60
*48
93
__
99%
95*
..
55
95%
9P/4
46
—
—
101
973/4
*100* 101%
10
92*
96 3/a
10
96%
70
71
98%
71
71
112* 113%
_
mtge 3%s
144
109*
114*
105*
51
103 3/8
105%
104% 105 y*
51
103
106
102* 103%
57
102*
104%
105*
105
104 7/a
103*
Jan-July
Jrm-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
96*
89
79*
—
96%
84*
84*
947/s
*96%.—
'75—Jime-Dec
First
mortgage 2a/4s series F 1996
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A
1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956—
Devel and general 6*s series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
88*
.
84*
*95*
88*
1
84%
2
—
95*
124% 126%
102%
Aprfl-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
25
102* 103
50
107
107*
106
122
107 y8
J-
105* 105'A
*97'A
May-No®
1972
*97*
96%
100
98'A
—
99
96 %
—
,
109 %
104'/a
77
108* 109
108*
106*
94 %
99%
--
*__
May-No®
-
103*
2
—
*103%
June-Dee
1970
967/a
97%
90 Va
113
86%
{
104%
*__
-r
104* 104'A
104%
104*
18
13
104
104 %S
106%
92»/4
90
98
99
104%
1051/4
10
92'A
*96
;
1033/a
106*
92*
*93
105
104
104%
*106
96*i
96%
97%
*96*
90%
97%
97*
99*
*98*
106 %
106
10
105% 106
973/4
95
9
89*
"
97
97
—
♦100'A 102
*100*
~
—
99
96
3
99
99
97%
94
97*
'96 %
12
*113% 115
Jan-July
113,3/4
~9
92%
-May-No®
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4*s 2013—
April
101* 101%
5
100*
69*
95*
72
a
72
1991
1974
Power 2%s
Electric Light
Deferred
Included
not
April-Ocl
Standard Oil Co (Indiana) —
3'/as convertible debentures 1982
93%
107*
93
93%
13
873/4
240
102%
93 3A
■-
■
*
i
\
•78
80%»
3
77%
80% »
11
95%
97%:
*80
80 %
96
80%
96
April
96
*68%
70
68
74
107'/a
{
56'A
*87%
107*
104 %
109'
106% 107'A
55*
56'/a
103%
105%
102 3/a
1
56'A
102%
107
...
103% 104
May-No®
May-No®
*102%
II
13
104%
63*
64*
29
61*
61*
63*
75
59*
103% 104'A
15
102*
104%'
105*
106%,
16
103
105
41
94
97%
94*
96*:
106'A 107
63%
61*
104'A
106
*105
64%
63%.
*96%
104*
97*
104* 104%
96*
*95*
99%
*99
100*
97*.
—
i
98'A
99%
134
95*
100* 4
13
101% 102
♦103%
100
96*
11
99%
100%
101
99'A 100'A
102*
—
81
76
67
79 *
80*
89
89%
79
92
June-Dec
II
*94
95
90*
93%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
1971
79 *
II
II
*101%
II
101 *
100
in
the
included
& Power 2%s
*90
1976.Jan-July
d
year's range,
the
in
year's
n
Ex-interest.
107%
A Bonds
selling
e
range,
y
sale
not
rCash
sal®
Odd-lot
the year's range
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range
delivery sale not included in
Ex-coupon.
,
94*
105% 107*
I
—
^Companies
June-Dec
102%
87
23
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
72
Products Co Inc—
1967
105
102
—.
93%
92%
103%
105
*98%
1976—May-No®
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Penn Electric 3% s
Yonkers
101*
3
1985
*102%
92%
103
101%
102% 104
Y
96*
debs
*
*106'/a 115
Corp—
107*
96%
2%a
1983
100%
♦103* 104*
_Feb-No®
3'As
debentures
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
*100* 101*
_
.
J
under Section 77 oi
,
week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the Americap Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Feb. 15, 1954 and ending
Friday, Feb. 19; 1954. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co common
Week's
Shares
A
1
%
Low
3%
-1
Supply Manufacttumy.
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Inc
common.
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
28 %
Feb
Alabama Power 4.20%
A Jan
300
2%
—
_1
(N J)
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Airfleeta Inc
Ajax
Petroleums
-.5
Jan
'a
,
Jan
3
Feb
2%
800
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer dep rets Amer shares—
10%
4,900
7%
Jan
~10%
Feb
All American Engineering Co
8%
500
7*
Jan
Ltd
.80®
"%
9%
9%
700
9%
Feb
11*
Jan
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
12*
600
10*
Jan
12*
Jan
Alles & Fisher common—
%
%
4,100
%
Jan
ii
Jan
Allied
.
Jan
Alleghany
Pictures
Corp—
18*
107Va
Jan
113%
99*
25
96%
Jan
99*
Feb
900
3%
Jan
5*
Jan
2,100
24%
Feb
25%
Feb
4%
5*
2434
25*
Feb
Feb
2%
2*
23£
2,200
1%
Jan
2%
2*
.10®
Corp
Artists
Jan
10
24*
Inc—
~9%
9
Feb
16%
s*
4
11%
~9%
1
For footnotes see natr# 33
Airlines
High
3,900
99*
preferred
8*
-1
..3
Alaska
Range since Jan 1
Low
High
18*
173/4
18
...
2%
10
Shares
1133/4 in3*
Gas
Corp
Alabama Great Southern
Agnew Surpass Shoe Store®
Alnsworth
for Week
Low
Alabama
3%
3,000
security
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
27%
3%
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
Monday,
ENDED FEBRUARY 19
Friday
for Week
.10
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
ACP-Brill Motors warrant®
Aero
■
}
—
—
..
•
First mortgage 2%s 1979
103*
106*
1063/4
5
May -Nov
April-Ocl
.
siibord debs
95
—
*100%
3'As series B 1971
conv
Wisconsin Electric
126%
101%
105
111
106
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
conv
18*
95
105*
—Jan-July
West'Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361——Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocl
1st mtge 4*s series B 1976
May-No®
Western Pacific RR Co—;
1st & rel mtge 3*s ser A 1981.
Jan-July
Western ;Union Telegraph Co—
80-year 6s 1900.
—Mar-Sept
4%s debentures series A 1980
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971.
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—.Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
...Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
..Jan-July
3'As debentures 1965
May-No®
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
S AFirst general 4s 1949
—
.Jan-July
A Certificates of deposit
f ASuperlor & Duluth 1st 4s 1936
May-No®
A Certificates
of
deposit
100
98*
2
99%
94*
*110
96*
ser A
5s
16%
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
96* 103 %
344
102* 103'A
West
97
50*
67
97
103%
100*
13
103% 103*
103*
*94*
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986..
Coll
54%
180
*97%
3%s conv debs (subord) 1966—
April-Oct
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Standard
219
18*
mtge 4s*income series A Jan 1981—April
Warren Petroleum
94
91%
—
98%
*94
-Jfar-Bept
May-Nov
May-No®
1969
Tel
62
62
17*
—__May-No®
June-Dee
-
2%s debs
(subord)
First mortgage
♦100
June-Deo
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
Bell
95%
59
Pacific RR—
Walworth Co
—
Natural Gas Co—
debentures
105 %
95
Wabash RR Co—
.Gen
—
"
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
3*s
101*
1
95%
*96
1971..—May-No®
1975—April-Oct
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
Feb-Aup
4*s conv s f debs 1973.
Southern Pacffie Co-
Southwestern
22
104% 105 Va
95%
w
99
*112
95*
1994
81
100*
101%
*100
134
■
57
108 y8108 y*
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
_Aprii-Ocl
Southern:Bell Telephone Ac Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
.
45r
93*
75
80 *
—
103* 103%
95
71
i
75
*81
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1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dee
1st & ref mtge 3 'As ser J 1982—:—
April-Oct
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First consolidated 5s 1958
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common-
Inc
common
Harris
A
Durham
Duro
Duval
Co
dep
9%
Jan
34%
Jan
.10c
Jan
41%
500
40%
Jan
42%
10%
&,500
9%
Jan
10%; Jan
Feb
3l/a
Jan
3%
8%
9%
9%
f-
Jan
9%- Jan
5
Ltd—
ord
rets
(The) Co
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reg
new
common.
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1
:
3%
200
•
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:
5
Co
5%
28%
Jan
6
Jan
;
Jan ;
* Jan
29
9%
1,400
Feb
3
25%
300
28
Test Corp common...
Sulphur &
Jan
Laboratories—
common
Rubber
Duraloy
8%
4,100
Jan
2%
41
Co
(Allen B)
American
9
Co
Power
DuMont
Feb
Jan ^
Jan
33%
8%
Drilling & Exploration Co
'
t
;Jan :
Feb
5'ft Jan
29%
Jan
Eastern
Gas & Fuel
prior
6%
Feb
States
preferred
preferred
Jan
24%
13
Jan
13%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
Common
2%
300
2%
Feb
3
Jan
$2
Jan
$6
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Sugar
common—;10
10
10%
7,500
Jan
10%
Jan
100
Assn
65
66%
550
60% Jan
66%
Feb
24
25%
140
24
Feb
2534
Feb
8%
900
preferred
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22%
25 g.
Iron.
Corp.;
series
series
of
B
beneficial
Washing
86%
Jan
Easy
Jan
112%
Feb
Electric
1%
Jan
Bond
Electrographic
157
146
lnt—1
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Share
B
common..
Jan
Feb
26 %
200
22
Jan
27
13
13%
800
12%
Jan
13%
19 34
20%
14,700
19%
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20%
Feb
14%
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Emsco Manufacturing Co
*
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-
14%
200
13%
Jan
14%
Jan f
10
101 %
Feb
103%
300
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Jan
900
17%
Jan
102
-
20
*
26%
—
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Jan
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&
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Jan
Jan
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shares
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147
134
8%
1
*
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preferred
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is Jan
5%
Jan
Jan i
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11%
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Bridge Co Ltd
450
80%
28%
x277/8
Feb
6%
1
22%
—
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500
110
16%
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,
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Jan
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100
1
common
Dominion Steel
Jan
14%
7*6'
800
1,200
11%
—10
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6%
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> 6.%
■*
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Detroit Gray Iron
.1Foundry
Detroit Hardware
1
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6,000
5,900
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•
2.50
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debenture
7%
1
7%
._10c
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13%
ft
100
Feb
Feb
Jan
80
8
18 .•
common..;
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Dennison
Class
Feb
Brothers
Dayton Rubber Co
Dunlop
8%
425
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Feb ■
8
common
Day Mines Inc
Feb
4%
85
9%
•16
common
Crystal Dairies Inc
Hosiery Mills—
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10,600
112%
Feb
3*
Davenport
Davidson
23%
83
8%
i
13%
112
800
,
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partlc
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8%
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$6
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&
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500
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12
11
1
common
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11
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400
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32
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preferred class
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,
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33,900
53,100
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10
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23%
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4
10%
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83
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6%
18%
102
6%
20
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Jan
6% Jan :
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1%
•
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8.000
Jan
%
23%
13%
2.50
:
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American
8 '•
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8%
5%
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5%
1
common
Carr-Consolidated
Feb
92
6%
4%%
£
common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Co
-
j
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
6%
10%
100
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
&
7%
1
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Marconi
Carnation
6%
—1.25
11%
•
preferred
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900
7%
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Jan
29%
4%
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»
*
Feb
.
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Jan
Feb
3
29%
10
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Industries Ltd—
10
97%
20
Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian
Canadian
———
Inc
Engineering
Continental Air
Feb
3%
9%
10%
10%
Power
Insurance
Bread
6% %
Canada
Oil
Feb I
79
%
Consolidated'RoydliffG'C^l--———ffl' '
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3%
50o
common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
24
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•'
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50c
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&
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101
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10
Plan
preferred
60c
Jan
50
•
Line
Budget Finance
1%
10
1
common
Ltd
Jan
72%
68%
Feb
Jan
89%
51%
16%
1
common
12%
8%
200
X50%
11%
98%
_*•
cumulative Junior preferred
Bruck
Feb
19%
common
2nd
Bruce5 (E L)
21
_10t
reg
Company
convertible
$3
ext
Vtc
Consolidated
Detroit
rets tord
$5
Rubber
2,400
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dep
Brown
4%
22%
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bearer
reg—
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Brown
21%
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ord
ord
Columbia
„
21%
v
rets
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Brown
21
-
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Celanese
American
23%
260
Feb
25%
~2%
Brad
50
79
Feb
20c
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
vtc
Stone
Manufacturing
Feb
27 %
92%
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24
10%
10c"
Fund
&
Crown
Feb
8%
3
common
Jan
15
11
_Blum_enthal fS) & Co
2%
Feb
350
iBlrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
; Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
common.
Feb
10%
42
1
Inc
3
3%
3%
11
Inc
24
1%
—•
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-1*
10
Oils
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Class
112» Jan
6,300
3%
Feb
41%
4%
1
common—28
Canada
Hedges
Jan
3
2A
2
1
5%%
Feb
11%
1%
15%
1
common
of
Watch
Bohack
10%
200
X5 %
1
Corp
Aircraft
Blauner's
4,400
29%
.500
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Telephone
Bickford's
13
1
common
(AS)
h
Feb
3%
10 %
2
•
common
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lo
—
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Beck
Jan
5%
17,500
5%
6
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50a
&
JanJ
4%
4.
12
5%
common
Ltd
(L)
29%
Continental
Andes—
Baumann
Jan
Continental
-3
shares
Steel
_*
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ordinary
I
Farm
Commodore Hotel Inc.
Company
Refractories
Caribbean
Jan
Colts
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Basic
26%
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Co—!
Products
Development
1
1%
1
los
100
—5
Aluminum
Club
45%
89
95
.1
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de
American
Feb *
Feb!
27%
8\
6 %
& Lambert Manufacturing—1€Coal Corp common.
Z(F
Colonial Airlines
1%
A—_
Rubber
4%
8%
T
5%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baker-Raulang
5h
Jan
Jan
9%
9
105
B
-Baldwin
Jan
3%
7%
Clinchfield
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Class
3%
3%
600
7
Hosiery Co.:.——-
Jan
Co
Products
Feb
73,400
"
—'1
'
Neon "Inc.
12%
Corp
Steel
2,500
5&
87
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.—_—.—T-
15%
warrants
Plywood
Jan
230
Fisheries
Coast
Automatic
Clark (The) D L Co————
Clark Controller - Co.:—
,
6,300
America
Dec 22
on
Atlantic
Atlas
J»n
4,600
div paid on
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Atlas Corp
5%
18
£1
of
arrear
&
^
Jan
Tel—
&
$43
26% Feb
Jan
16%
108
Industries—
Associated
Jan:
3%
4%
City Auto Stamping..———
5
City Specialty Stores Inc common.—i*
'*v 4 % %
convertible preferred..._—.50
108%
rets reg
Associated
Jan
15%
Light'$7 pfd
Equipment Corp.
3%
3%
4%
6%
3%
300
15,900
•
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Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Jan'
si
Products—
commbn
--5
Chesebrough Manufacturing com.—.10-'"Chicago Rivet & Machine.—.•
-4"
Chief Consolidated Mining
——1 .
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—...
-5
—if
Co.
Gas
6
79
Cherry-Burrell
,
17%
Corp
Louisiana
Jan
24
Corp - common———10
Charter Oil Co Ltd..
1
17%
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd_100
•Argus Cameras Inc..-.
-1
Oil
4%
Power &
15%
*
Arkansas Fuel
14%
13,600
100
x4%
1,500
11%
5%
27%
23
325
<4%
Ahgostura-Wupperman
4%
4%
Charis
Feb
4%
rl
1
Jan
'
'
2.40
-1
'
Feb
12%
20o
.*
2
6hares
27%
35
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
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35%
52%
American dep rets reg
*Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Jan
Jan?
Feb'
15%
1
_L—__—
Steel
16%
600
4%
Light 4% pfd.
100
Century Electric Co common—
10 Century Investors
Inc..
L
--2
Convertible preference—t—
10
Cessna Aircraft Co common—.,.._.—1'< •.
Chamberlin Co of American—2.50-
Ohio
4'h
3%
-
Central
Central
Feb'
6%
Feb
16 %
"4%
Feb
23%
=*
Products
9%
22%
27%
preferred
High
Feb
3%
Co—
Power
Maine
3.50%
Low
800
4
xl6%
Jan
50
Jan
1.800
10
-12
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Ltd
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100
9%
Feb
23%
•
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"
Conv
Central
47%
26%
preference
Feb
1% Jan
Range since Jan 1
High
6%
$1.50 series....—
$1.40 series
preference
1%
8%
5
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3%
3%
.
1
—1
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Jan
i2
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—
Jan
23
75
12,400
47%
26%
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
1,000
4~'
5*8
American
Anacon
1%
1
:!
Republics
**
5%
26
26
2f
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
■
—
common
of America...
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Feb
Feb
20
Grfs Co 6%
97%
Jan
22%
Potash & Chem cl A conr—•
American
3%
92%
Co
Co
American Natural
Jan
300
Manufacturing Co com
Maracalbo
(A
Feb
3
1,100
Machine
Laundry
Castle
29
2,500
23%
100
28
American
Jan
350
x3%
97%
Co
American
Products
22%
A—1
:1
Co
Rubber
Casco
97
97Vb
for Week
Low
1
*
10
Carter (J W) Co common
Jan
—•
280
If
common
Industries
Ambrook
Jan
*
Aluminum
Aluminum
2%
30%
Catalin
100
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
3%
Par
Jan
29%
29
29
Sales-
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
LOW
2%
stock—1
(Mich) common
•
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
ENDED FEBRUARY ly
Sales
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK
Friday
Week's
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/
Feb
Jan
'
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...
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Equity
$2
Corp
convertible
Esquire
preferred
_1
Corporation Ltd
$1
25c
or
Falrchlld
Fargo
Camera
Oils
Sterling
Fishman
Ford
i
Motor
Class
,
A
Class
Ford
21%
of
Motor
17
1,400
14,300
20 ¥4
Feb
Kennedy's
Kenwell Oils & Mines
liV Feb
4%
—1
10 ¥4
-__1
(Walter)
Kings
4%
Feb
Jan
24 Va
2Va
Jan
413
Jan
47%
4,500
43 ¥2
Jan
72%
Jan
24%
1,050
20%
Jan
24 ¥2
Jan
6%
4%
4%
10%
10%
6 ¥4
6%
8,300
5%
79%
82%
7,900
65%
—
71
5 ¥4
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
11 ¥2
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
84 ¥4
Feb
Jan
87 ¥4
Jan
5%
Jan
%
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Jan
4%
Jan
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(Peter)
5%
1,100
%
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;
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Co
1.25
.2,500
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,
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dep
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Corp
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General
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6%
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Jan
Feb
39
6%
11%
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Jan
37
10%
Jan
12%
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343/4
Jan
42
Jan
23/4
Jan
3
Jan
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900
93/4
Jan
34¥4
93/4
Jan
700
3/s
Jan
¥2
Jan
9%
A
31
Feb
preferred
16
_-s.-
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—.
12%
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
12
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Jan
12%
Feb
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9%
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100
93/4
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2%
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2%
2,300
2%
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3 ¥a
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3,200
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Jan
1%
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•
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63A Jan
—
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Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
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2,100
10%
11%
Feb
1%
1,700
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
1%
;
300
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
5%
Jan
Loblaw
Jan
16
Jan
'5%
5% 7
5%
5%
400
26%
I
27%
Jan
5%
Feb
8 %
27
Jan
9
Jan
26
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Jan
105
Jan
800
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1%
700
11%
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10
50
;
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:
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5
common
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cumulative
Groceteriaa
Locke
class
A
;
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Chain..:
1
Louisiana
1
Lunkenbeimer
Lynch
Corp
Jan
6 3%
Feb
11%
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9
9%
1,400
83/4
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800
•153/4
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4%
•
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4%
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4
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:
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41%
Distilleries class
Union Co Inc
B
iib/c
118 %
50
Jan
fl8%
104%
Jan
104%
Jan
2%
2 ¥2
2%
2,600
2%
Jan
2%
5%
200
Feb
Jan
Jan
3 3%
Jan
1,100
6¥a
43/a
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Jan
42%, Feb
43/4
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;5¥4 Feb
6
Jan
25
44 ¥2
Feb
47
113% Jan
39 ¥2
•
-
47
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103/4
14%
i..2
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150
10%
6% Jan
Jan
23/a
23/a
800
2%
14
Jan
14%
1
8%
85/a
8%
.2,700
7%
Jan
114%
14 ¥4
14,900
51%
Jan
59 ¥2
Feb
100
22%
Jan
23 ¥2
Jan
10%
11
100
59 ¥2
23%
11%
900
10 ¥2
Jan
11%
Jan
100
11
Jan
Jan
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
8
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x8%
Jan
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
Mangel
Public
Service
Stores
11%
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
.10
Jan
10
•
20%
10
•'
22%
22%
23
16
15%
16
1
common
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Rapids
Iray
Manufacturing
Ireat
•
•
Varnish
Atlantic
Co__.
Pacific
&
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred
Great
Lakes
preer
Hydraulics
Gridoil
OH
&
Griesedieck
stock
Lime
•
Chemical
11% Feb
1,600
21 ¥2
Feb
23 Va
400
15%
Feb
J6
Jan
33
Jan
33
Jan
600
22
Feb
26%
Jan
700
-
Marion
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Co—
Jan
52%
Feb
32
Jan
49
Feb
'■ Jan
85
Feb
Mays
Jan
McDonnell
Feb
McKee
Jan
McWilliams
3,400
%
Jan
140
36%
Jan
%
45 1
(JW)
18
(AG)
Alabastlne
2%
2
14%
13%
5
-1-
Hall
Lamp
Co
13%
Jan
11%
Feb
13% Jan
15%
153/s
Jan
Mead. Johnson & Co
4
1
Menasco
1
3 ¥4
3 ¥4
16,
3%
8,200
Feb
Merrill Petroleums Ltd——4
1
6
6A
7A
35,500
Mfg
Feb
174
Jan
Jan
136
Feb
Mesabi
Metal
Co
2%
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
13%
Feb
15
Jan
Michigan
Bumper
100
13 ¥2
Jan
14
Feb
Michigan
Steel
—
—
Participating
Michaels
2%
Hamilton
Bridge Co Ltd..
2%
•
_1
24
23%
1,600
Feb
Brothers
25
55%
55 ¥4
Harvard
Brewing
1
Co..
Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
2 ¥2
Feb
Jan
22
Jan
Midland
Oil
Jan
25
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2%
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6
56 ¥2
10
56
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53%
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1,700
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4 % 7o
convertible preferred
6%
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7%
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Mining
21 ¥4
Jan
23%
Jan
Minnesota
133/4
50
I33/4
Jan
14%
Jan
Missouri
20 ¥2
21 ¥8
800
19%
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21 Va
Feb
Molybdenum
96
96%
290
93%
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97
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71%
71 ¥2
10
70
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72
Feb
4.40%
10
10¥a
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4.80%
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2 ¥4
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300
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131
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61
62 ¥2
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900
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300
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8
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19
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Feb
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6
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4
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4%
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1%
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15 ¥2
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178
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3 7 ¥2
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100
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17 ¥2
3%
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400
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300
16
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108 ¥2 109 ¥2
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109
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260
105 ¥4
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109%
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18 Va
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Jan
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5%
1%
17,400
27 ¥1
30%
1%
1%
27 ¥4
100
27 ¥♦
28%
Jan
7%
7 ¥2
500
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7 ¥2
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31%
550
29%
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31%
Feb
1,100
5%
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6%
Jan
300
14 ¥4
30
5%
6
7
Jan
common
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National
Mfg & Stores
National
common
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National
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Radiator
National
Co
National Research
National
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National
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National
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National
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2'/«
17%
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10c
2%
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New
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
&
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Jan
2%
Jan
New
York
&
Feb
104%
Feb
New
York
8,700
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Feb
13% Jan
1%
2%
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Jan
10 ¥2
Feb
Jan
16%
Feb
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Jan
10
2%
2 ¥4
12%
12 ¥2
12%
400
17
16%
17%
1,700
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3,900
23
23%
1,500
26%
300
17%
26%
3%
1%
2.50
26
1
,
26 ¥4
3%
3 ¥2
400
—
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common
Feb
3
Feb
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
28 ¥4
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
Feb
2
A
2 A
119 ¥2 120%
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1,810
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2%
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7
Jan
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8%
9%
2,200
1%
37,300
38%
16,800
13%
4,400
1
12%
12%
1
49
47 ¥2
1
1
75
•
7%
26
7%
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Feb
3% Feb
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Feb
1%
Feb
Feb
42%
Jan
11%
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%
Jan
6,900
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2
120%
Jan
1
36 ¥2
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9%
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11,000
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7%
3%
1%
24%
36 ¥2
26
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5,000
1,800
1%
10
Feb
26 ¥2
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37%
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Merchandise
23%
26%
50c
•
17%
Jan
Jan
15 Va
1%
1
Land
Co
Feb
Jan
18
26
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25%
--
a
25
Chem
Co
Feb
1A Jan
12%
Watch Co
preferred
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2%
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2 /4
Park
104%
Jan
17 ¥2
Jan
120 %
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6,200
2¥s
Jan
2
40c
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Mining
Jan
15%
10
100
1
20
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Min
Feb
1%
6,000
12
Ltd
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Dominion
British
England Tel & Tel
New
8 ¥4
3,000
17,000
30c
New
&
8%
2¥a
17 ¥4
2
1
common
Clock
%
2
12
1%
•
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convertible
Jan
16%
1
25c
1
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common—.
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Haven
8%
1
—1
Corp
Car
4% Jan
5%
19,600
6
4
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Phoenix
National
1
•
Hess
15% Feb
Jan
&
/.
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15 ¥2
Jan
4
15%
1
New
t
Kaiser
Jan
3%
10
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Co
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4%%
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.
Feb
Jan
2%
1
Jan
10
—50o
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Alfalfa
National
New
Jeannette Glass Co common
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jan
98 ¥2
600
103
Jan
1%
common
New
Air Chute
Jan
106%
Jan
Feb
11
Co—
100
Jan
5%
178
177
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Namm-Loeser's
National
.
Resistance Co
Co
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3
98
N
19
•
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2%
47% Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Company
Nachman
13%
102% 102 ¥2
Jan
95 ¥a
100
Feb
12 ¥2
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Piston
Jan
40
104 ¥4
5
common—2.50
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t
98
1
Murray Ohio
Muskegon
-
98
30%
1,800
25,000
34%
100
Inc
Feb
33/s
33 ¥4
47 ¥4
172 ¥4
Tel
Feb
32%
42 ¥2
70
common—7.25
Feb
500
„
*
33 ¥4
46
Feb
125
Tel
19%
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Products
1
Jan
34 ¥4
3,400
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30 ¥4
*
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105
6 ¥4
States
1033/4
5
12
Jan
36 ¥4
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Jan
America
Feb
103%
6¥a
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Jan
Machinery
Industries A_1
10%
25
35 ¥2
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Jan
102
102
*
.
6 %
Feb
24%
North
300
11%
104
4% Jan
31% Feb
4
2.50
preferred
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Vernon-Woodberry
&
11 ¥2
104
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1
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100 ¥2
preferred
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t
Ironite
Clemens
10
5
4%
30
200
31
3
Jan
35%
Feb
45%
136
11 ¥2
104
series C_;
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1,100
5
43/a
30%
100
11%
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31
series B..-100
14%
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43/4
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5
Imperial Tob nf'Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
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2,100
2
12 ¥a
v
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international
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28%
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2 ¥4
50
•
100
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cumulative preferred
28%
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26 ¥4
50c
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5
of
Jan
2,700
6%
•
100
Inc
Cigar
24
3,000
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1,000
14%
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6 Va
25%
11%
2 ¥2
14%
Jan
25%
14 ¥4
Illinois
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Jan
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13 ¥2
143/4
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24 ¥2
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preferred
...
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Insurance
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75
23/a
14
25% Feb
6%
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Feb
Feb
2,600
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14%
6
5
preferred
Gubbeli
Jan
36%
4%
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10
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Co
&
2%
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Jan
20 3/4
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1
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8
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4
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
11
15%
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shares
1
1.2.50
A
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Hormel
dividend
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.
1
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Holophane Co common
Horder's
2 ¥»
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100
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
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Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
preferred
class
Midwest
1,900
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common
Co
Jan
3,700
..100
convertible
(R)
10
2%
100
Hollinger Consol Gold
Feb
36 ¥2
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Co
83/4
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•
common
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2,000
33 ¥2
Feb
Jan
13 % Feb
13%
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21%
preferred
preferred
Henry Holt & Co
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2 3/,
2 ¥2
6
,
Jan
73/8
Jan
57 ¥4-Jan
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12
1
common
7
Jan
Feb
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4
5
25c
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1
Jan
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*
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common
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1
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•
;
52%
400
>
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15
400
Feb
1,100
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3%
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3,700
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Middle States Petrojeum
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800
55 ¥2
33/4
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Jan
18 V*
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Va
22
1%
2
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—
30 ¥4
6 ¥2
6 ¥2
1
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preferred
2%
—
500
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Jan
17%
18
25c
15
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Michigan Sugar Co common
21%
-
__
24
Jan
Jan
7"%
25
-
Hammond Organ Company
Hartford Electric Light
3 ¥2
Jan
'
1%
7,100
1
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preferred
Jan
6
16%
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6
...
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2
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;
4
Iron
Textile
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.
5,000
15%
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25
Chapman & Scott Corp—
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165
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—
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2,700
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--
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8,400
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2
10
common
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5
;
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19
23%
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22
26
14,000
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1
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6
2,100
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3/s
22
5,200
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—
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—
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1
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78
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6
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23%
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10
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49
-
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procery
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Marconi International
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43 ¥2
8
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100
85
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24
3,000
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poldfield Consolidated Mines
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t
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7
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600
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14 ¥4
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Sugars class A
Feb
Jan
3
23 ¥2
59%
—
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5
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Feb
Feb
Jan
3%
200
5
6%
5
~
73%
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7
Jan
Jan
3%
600
41
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17
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500
6%
16
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5
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:
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4 V*
6
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1
preferred
14%
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27%
107
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1
5
10
University
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•
common.....
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$4.50
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73/8
13 3/s
1
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Lear Inc
23%
5%
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&
109%
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Foundry & Machine.
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1%
•
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5
1
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1
preferred.:
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15
—
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20
:
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Godchaux
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1,800
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400
1,200
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16
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Jan
27/8
23/4
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5,500
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Feb
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23%
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preferred
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10
pfd
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10%
.
common.
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Georgia Power
6
11%
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convertible preferred
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4%
1,300
25
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20,600
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reg
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23
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6 ¥2
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4
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12 ¥4
23
•
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General
Kropp
Lamson
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common
Acceptance Corp
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900
;
.
common
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6
5
preferred
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12
•
10
common
12
Jan
8
34%'
11%
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Feb
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Jan
l3/a
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—
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•
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11
4,200
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reg —£1
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30
•
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10
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Jan
—
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1
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—
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1
1
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263/4
100
34%
•
50
—
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•
preferred
2,000
1%
-
•
5
& Co
Kirkland Lake
10,000
'
Canada—
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1A
Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c
12
11%
1%
County
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30
11%
common
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Feb
113 Feb
311 Jan
—
^
^
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29%
8
Feb
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%
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A
Key
Co
24 %
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82
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5
46%
47%
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non-voting
voting
B
23
35 %
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A Jan
10
2
4
Jan
Jan
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•
Feb
23%
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2.50
Co
8,900
Par
Jan
2%
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Range
Sale Price
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Jan
4%
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21
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&
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5
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of Prices
Last
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2%
5
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Range!
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35
-
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Eureka
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2%
1
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Eureka
2%
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for Week
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10c
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RANGE FOR
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of Prices
Sale Price
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Last
25
7%
14%
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Jan
Feb
Jan
52
Jan
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Ltd
Texas Oil
North
Central
North
1
50
pfd—100
Airlines
Ind
Northern
Co
RR
Penn
30
Jan
Jan
177/a
Jan
Securities
Feb
Seeman
4%%
Pub Serv
16 V.
Jan
22%
ll'c
1ft
1
ft
300
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
1,300
4 V.
Feb
5 Va
Jan
Corp.
Va
ft
1%
•ft
38 Va
2
800
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
Servomechanisms
700
38%
Feb
41%
Jan
Beton
40
9 ft.
ft
11,900
1%
1%
38%
Va
2%
9,300
1%
3,600
2,900
22 %
19%
22%
4%
4%
4 %
Jan
ft Jan
Leather
Jan
21i
Jan
Shattuck
18%
Feb
22%
Feb
Shawinigan Water
4%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
3%
Jan
87 V.
Jan
95%
Jan
common
.
Feb
7%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
-
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-
•
120
87 V4
Jan
preferred
4%
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100
10%
3%
1/4
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14 V,
14%
600
14%
4,700
5%
Jan
100
15%
Jan
7%
16
4
Shoe
12 %
300
9%
Feb
10%
600
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
2,300
%
Jan
%
Jan
16
%
4%
4%
2,500
4 Va
41'/4
41%
500
40 %
84%
1,000
83%
—
31
74
—
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31
17%
50
18
26%
700
5
41%
84%
Jan
105%
Jan
31
Silex Co
•
common
Corp
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common—
Oils
Okonite
Old
Company
Town
United
Oliver
25
1
common
Corp common
cumulative
40c
class
•
B
Omar Inc
48%
108% 109
5,500
2%
50
44%
140
19%
19%
19%
94 %
93%
8%
Jan
105% Jan
4,300
94%
475
75%
8%
300
17'/a
17
4
17%
4
3%
16%
40%
40%
650
37%
13%
40'/a
Overseas
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
Feb
9'%
Jan
6%
Jan
17%
Feb
4%
Feb
17%
Jan
41%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Co
Can
Pacific
Gas &
5 % %
j
5%
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
red
1st
div
preferred
preferred
preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
24
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Light 5%
Feb
Jan
30 V4
Feb
Oil
Paramount
Park
(C A)
Pen
Class
class
Jan
27%
Feb
640'
98%
Jan
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Feb
420
97'/a
Jan
102%
Feb
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Jan
106
780
104
Feb
2%
2%
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2 %
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2%
Feb
9%
8%
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Feb
50
101'/a
Jan
102% 103
21
27%
27%
27%
800
Jan
103
Jan
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
71
Jan
73
Feb
Standard
Standard
1%
1%
8,000
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
17,200
4%
Jan
5V2
Jan
Standard
Jan
Starrett
Tube
Patchogue
Mills-
Plymouth
4
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
Pennroad
13%
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Stein
7%
7%
7%
"1.100
7%
Feb
8Va
Feb
Sterling Aluminum
26%
26'%
20
26%
Feb
5%
6'%
5,800
2
Co-
Corp
& Co
(A)
1%
26%
Feb
Sterling Brewers
5%
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Pep
Water
Feb
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
Sterling Engine
Sterling Inc
Stetson
(J
1
13%
13%
13%
5,400
12%
Jan
137/a
Jan
•
39
39
41 Va
1,000
38 %
Jan
41%
Feb
3%
3%
500
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
Stroock
(Mass)__20
63 '/a
62%
63%
350
60%
Jan
64%
Jan
Sun
2.50
14 Va
14%
14%
300
14. Va
Jan
15 %
Feb
Boys
Power
5%
5%
100
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Co
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Circle Corp
Phillips Packing Co
Perfect
Phillips
Pierce
Screw
•
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Governor
lOo
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Amer
Ltd
Pleasant
Metallurgical
Railways Co
1
Polaris
Scale
Power
Corp
6%
1st
Pratt
&
Metals
Preston
East
Products
2%
Jan
2%
69 %
1,070
65%
Jan
69%
Feb
37%
3,600
33 %
Jan
37 Va
Feb
6%
6%
5,300
6%
Feb
2
1,100
.
3
22%
23
75
Feb
21%
Jan
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Technicolor
3%
Jan
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
23
Jan
1,300
2%
Jan
3 V2, Jan
Thiokol
300
5%
Feb
6Va
Jan
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37%
37%
50
Jan
37%
Feb
Thorofare
36
43
9
1
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9
43%
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43%
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1%
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10%
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2,300
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8%
8%
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315
100
preferred
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com
101 %
•
33%
101% 102
33%
1%
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
99%
Jan
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31%
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
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16
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16%
Feb
10
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3 V.
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Jan
24%
Feb
49%
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44%
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Jan
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300
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23%
23%
1
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Rico Argentine
1%
1%
1%
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1%
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1%
Feb
1%
1%
400
1%
Feb
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
24
1,500
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Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—7
(Texas Corp) v t. c
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Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
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350
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Jan
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$3.75
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common
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warrants
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Feb
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common
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Corp
Feb
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1
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94
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100
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Air Conditioning
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8%
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33
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Feb
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33
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10
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25%
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78%
22%
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Venezuela
Vinco
5
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11,000
26%
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Feb
41%
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$4
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
20
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5
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3 V4
22%
23%
49%
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Co
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Rice-Stix
1
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2
4%
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common-
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common
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Feb
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men
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Feb
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45
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Power
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44%
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3%
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Jan
Jan
400
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200
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6
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Talon
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Pyrene
2 Vn
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1
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Prosperity Co class B
4
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Jan
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68%
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26%
Feb
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•
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc-
25c
Inc.
Pressed
%
2
1
common
of Canada
Prentice-Hall
200
5
10
preferred
Lambert
"2
2
•
common
Alexander
&
5,400
4
Feb
Feb
1
Mining Co
Powdrell
%
23%
50
common
Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
23
33%
shares—10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
4
1
Common
Pinchln
Jan
5
Sunrise
common
&
32%
1
Stlnnes
Penn
2.300
Feb
4'%
common
5%
•
Ltd
Co
Traffic
33
Feb
1
(The)
1
new
Jan
25%
261/4
1
B
13 %
54 V2
35%
5
Corp
class
100
Jan
Jan
1
800
53
34%
•
14%
4
Jan
100
4%
Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary-.
Steel Parts
Corporation
4
1
27
35%
32%
33
common
14%
1
2
500
35%
4%
Co
Standard-Thomson
5%
100
Feb
28%
47%
28%
4%
B
4%
A_
Corp
Co
Corp
Products
1 '/'a
53
32
Jan
■
Standard
4%
53
Jan
46
27%
——
1
20
Standard Forgings Corp
—1
Standard Oil (Ky)
—10
Standard
Packaging Corp
1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Power & Light common
1
class
28%
20
preferred
convertible
Common
2,700
47%
1
Dredging
$1.60
1—2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
26%
200
101% 102%
31%
•
2.78
Corp
Inc
Brewing
vtc__2 Bol
B
Patican
27%
103% 104%
Shoe
share—1 Bol
Company
Co
27%
103%
102
•
A)
Amer
Corp
Motors
Chemical
Parker
(C
Stahl-Meyer
2%
•
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Spencer
Jan
47%
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
31
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
31%
17
28 %
Jan
5%
12.50
35%
28%
7%
1,900
—
E'dison—
32%
Jan
1,600
7%
Jan
Jan
~5%
7%
Jan
27%
3%
Jan
7
33 %
27%
Jan
5
7'/4
30%
603
Jan
3%
7 V.
GOO
90f)
Jan
Jan
7'/4
700
28%
Jan
16%
36%
7,400
3,300
28 %
5%
Jan
Feb
~5%
16%
Jan
Jan
15%
30%
—
35%
13%
47/8
1,000
2,900
1
1
common
32
,1,000
32%
"i'/a
31%
15%
•
common
common
Co
5'/a
15% xl6
31%
.
original
28
100
preferred
1st
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pantepec
pfd
Oil
5
"
'
50
.
—
common
California
33%
~5%
common
Corp
Feb
Feb
Feb
.
3%
200
--
35
1
Ltd—
Penn
Southern
5%
1
Airlines
Pacific
$1.30
•
•
•
$4.50
cum
South
^
Coast
27%
25
pfd series A—25
preferred
25
dividend
$4.75
preferred
1st
1st
Lighting
$4 .40
25
5'/a
32
preferred
25
4.88%
cumulative
preferred
25
4.56% convertible preference
-25
convertible
4.48%
preference
25
cumulative
4.32%
preferred
25
4!C
cumulative
preferred—'—25
Southern
Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
28
preferred
Manufacturing
South
3%
331/4
—1
common
28
16 %
35'/4
preferred
1st
1st
Pattern
31%
8
1st pfd—25
common
Electric 6%
Boss
Jan
Jan
Feb
3 V.
•
Simpson's Ltd common—
——•
Singer Manufacturing Co
—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
•
Sonotone
Corp
1
Jan
P
Pacific
Simplicity
Feb
m
Jan
3%
125
$3 convertible preferred
Jan
110
20%
16% Jan
300
1,700
17%
49 y4
Feb
8%
17
Feb
3%
Jan
19%
6
1
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOs
Securities
.1
Jan
1%
1
Radio & Telev Inc
Olympic
48%
3%
;—7
preferred
Filters
108:,/4
»0c
7.50
Gas
Natural
Oklahoma
•
48'/a
100
4%s preferred
Ltd
Power
Ohio
Okalta
2% e
3
50c
—
Publications—
Simmons-Boardman
Ogden
Feb
17%
—
1
■
Feb
23%
—
'
Ltd
Breweries
Sicks
o
Feb
Jan
Jan
102%
—
Feb
Jan
8 Va
16%
Jan
83%
15
\
Jan
—
Jan
500
41 Va
•
class A
America
of
Corp
Canada
1%
Jan
7%
7%
—100
—
of
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
3%
'
99% 100
—
1 %
IOV4
V.
—
—5
•
25
Power
&
6
500
ft
*
Denn Mining
3,200
2 Va
13
—
20c
Inc
common
6%
12%
10
1
10c
1
common
1
High
G
13
12.50
Radio
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B—
Low
7,100
2%
—
•
Range since Jan
High
1%
6%
1
Inc
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel
Shares
lVt
—
1
Airlines—
General
Corp
Bros
Sentry
la
---1
prcferred-50
-28
5
Oils
Canadian
Feb
17
--——*
American Rayon $3
North
26%
700
for Week
Low
50o
Western
800
17%
——1
Ltd—
Products
dep rets ord shares
Metal
Norden Laboratories Corp
Seaboard
27 "2
22%
Sales
Range
Par
Ltd
Oils
19 %
32,800
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
17%
26%
—
Inc——,
Lites
Non-Ferrous
Northeast
Low
17%
0
common
Mines—
Nipissing
Amer
High
19%
*
Share Corp
Niles-Eement
Pond
North
Range since Jan 1
Scurry
shares
Founders
Niagara
Noma
STOCKS
American Slock Exchange
Shipbuilding Corp—
York
New
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
I9
for Week
Last
STOCKS
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
-•
80
22%
22%
24
26
3%
5% >
Feb
74
Jan
80
500
22%
Feb
23%
Feb
11,500
VJ'i
Feb
32%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
20
•'
3%
400
3%
Jan
5%
900
4%
Jan
29%.
30%
250
24%
Jan-
30%
Feb
13%
13%
200
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
5 Va
'*
Number 5301.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(853)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
FOR
Par
Low
American
Range since Jan 1
High
Low
7 %
•
ctfs
voting
Baking
•
100
ext
preferred
Waitt
Tiernan
&
Watch
Waltham
3'/a
3 Va
1.700
7
7%
2,600
iir Jan
1
7%
Jan
13%
Feb
21
Jan
24 %
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
22%
23 %
400
1 %
1 %
1%
8,800
pfd
lOo
%
Tablet
9%
Coal
%
Jan
164 %
230
162
Jan
165%
10
4
4
100
4
Jan
4%
Jan
113
113
10
112%
Jan
113%
W
15,500
%•
Feb
xl
2,400
4%
Jan
5 %
Jan
Jan
182%
Jan
iff
■
180
30
175
33%
■
Jan
35
Jan
11%
11%
125
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
18
275
17%
Jan
19
26
26
50
25%
17%
Rio
2 %s
f
s
White's
Auto
Stores
5'/2%
conv
preferred
River Oil
Wichita
Wickes
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wilson
900
6%
1
Ltd
fund
ARussian
A5
to
e
3s
Jan
1
stamped
reduced
4%
4%
6%
"tt
Jan
5%
400
8%
6%
400
%
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
11%
31,200
li
value,
par
2%
Jan
100
2%
Jan
175
1-0%
Feb
104% 105
50
Feb
105
50
Jan
17
Jan
13%
Jan
43
12%
38 %
40%
2/600
200
5a
£1
•
100
103%
36%
37
44%
45 /
42%
41%
42%
238
32%
32%
1
4%
4%
222
4 %
5%
4%
-Jan-July
4%
60
4%
5%
39 %
42%
32
32%
1919
4%
Jan-Jut®
(not included in year's range),
(not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exfor cash
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-iiquidating dividend.
(not
A
Bonds
being
§ Reported
prices;
no
sales being transacted during current week.
flat.
traded
in
receivership.
«
■
.
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula*
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
certificates of deposit;
above—"cod,"
Abbreviations used
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
"w
when issued;
i,"
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
the daily closing
are
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
averages
the New York Stock Exchange
on
as
-Bond®—
Stock®
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
.
10
10
.
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Rails
Rails
ities
'Feb.
20
13
Total
10
Indus-
•
Rail¬
Util¬
65
40
ities
Stock®
trials
103.49
293.99
12—
Total
Bond®
roads
trials
,
'
Ftr®t
30
Date
Ltd
__
A) —
2012
Under-the-rule
n
Jan
16
12%
Ltd—
preference
$45
Jan
400
16
12 v2
8
receipts
40
Deferred delivery transaction
a
Odd-lot transaction
Jan
2%
Woodley Petroleum common
$37
June-Deo
Feb
Jan
12%
100
Mar-Sept
1997
6%s
Feb
Jan
10%
2%
pfd
104
Jan-July
(Pian
2%
to
Feb
6
400
11%
u
1
deposit
High
Jan
11%
2
G%
Jan
1,000
8%
8V2
11
Jan
21%
4%
5%
8%
Feb
2 %
-
$62
$103
1921
principal.
Feb
12 y2
Wood Newspaper Machine
American
Low
166
June-Deo
1997
E
Government
%s
•No
Jan
20%
1
Woodall Industries Inc
(F W)
26%
Jan
Feb
__25
common..
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wool worth
Jan
7
20%
..1
Inc
Brothers
2,500
7%
8%
& Co
(R C)
Products
20%
7%
•
Corp
Willson
19%
7%
25
_1
,„1
8
Co—
Corp
(The)
Williams
Inc__
20 %
1
Whirlpool Corp
&
Jan. 1
No.
166
June-Deo
1972_
5s
A)—
2%s 2008
series
Janeiro
de
Interest
Jan
17 %
1
8
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
(Win)
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan
5>/2
(Plan
reduced
Sinking
Feb
1931
Chile 6s
of
of Denmark
$ Friday's bid and asked
Whitman
Bonds
Friday's
(Republic of) —
Extl
Jan
164
20
Inc
Peru
Bank
stamped
Interest
Jan
Jan
5
Westmoreland
Parana
Jan
Feb
%
180
Westmoreland
9%
4
8%
27,000
•
Stationery com
Jan
150
7/a
•
Maryland Ry 7%
8
%
-
1st pfd__100
Western Leaseholds Ltd-.:
Western
Western
1%
8
8%
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
&
or
Bid & Asked
Afap-Not
April-Oct
1947
1927)
Oct
Mortgage Bank
12 %
1947
May 1927)
of
Feb
350
23 V2
(issue
AMortgage
13
164%
$6
A7s
Jan
(issue of
Jan
13
•
lOo
•
1.28
•
Utilities
A7s
Jan
110
1,300
1
Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Wentwortli Manufacturing
Texas
Feb
Jan
1
common
&
West
3%
Jan
7
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb
2%
108 %
1
Inc
Co
Sale Price
Low
30
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
Last
Period
High
1
Bond Inc
&
Interest
Stock Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Aircraft
Wagner
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
w
Waco
19
Sales
Last
Friday
STOCKS
54.58
112.32
99.84
101.29
98.25
100.20
99.84
99.8+)
2
8,800
Week's
Friday
American
Slock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
6s
Steel
Edison
Boston
'
Power
Aug
2%s
Transit
Chicago
1970
3%s
..June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1998
1
series
1970
A
98%
292.55
103.31
54.55
101.32
98.32
100.17
99.91
289.61
101.83
54.36
110.87
99.78
101.43
98.27
100.05
99.88
17
290.11
102.51
54.23
111.11
99.77
101.36
98.26
99.92
99.83
18_
231.51
102.63
54.32
111.46
99.72
101.42
98.19
99.94
99.82
_
....
—
111.97
Range Since
Bold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
101%
104%
132
98%
99%
:es
High
24
High
104%
138
$138
June-Dec
Jan
Bonds
Bid & Asked
104
104
15—i
—
2
Range
Friday's
Low
1
—
Jan
16
Feb.
■
Interest
BONDS
Feb.,
—
xl%
Xl7/a
Feb.
Feb.
Wright Hargreaves
14
97
(35 Stocks)
99%
.;
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Authority—
2%s revenue series of 1947-1978
Western RR—
90%
Jan-July
91%
10
89%
91%
for
1954
lfT
A
1993
series
B
1993
mortgage
4s
Gas & Fuel
Elmira
Lt
Water
3%s
Marrelli Elec
Ercole
%s wiLh Nov
A6 %s
58%
63
Wed.
2
94'%
98
1947
1953
coupon
106
May-No®
$30
+95
—
Fri.
—
Feb.
stamped
1961
Mountain Power
Green
Guantanamo
4s
(stmpd
ser
Isareo
mod)
June-Dec
97
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
$99% 102%
96
98%
99%
5Q
—
Jan-Julj
1970
$50
55
—
50
Valley
Extended
groups
+30
Mar-No®
Trust—
trust ctls
liquidating
Midland
current
—
—
81%
34
83%
RR—
at
1963
to
4%
$91
ApriZ-Oct
,
95
89%
~9
102% 102%
___May-No®
91
102
103
$147
Jan-July
mortgage
Oct
with
A6 %s ex Oct
1940
1
coupon
$101
—
series
77
102%
100%
Feb-Aup
1973
B
C
1976
3 %s
series
D
1976
Feb-Aup
(A G)
3%s
1970
(Hugo)
A7-4s 3rd stamped
with
Aug
1940
1947
1953
1953
coupon
1940 coupon
Dec 1
Dec T
ex
Corp deb 6s ser A
1$4.7
115.4
0,74.
268.3
213.4
97%
5
101
101
1
103%
97%
debentures
f
„
Tues. Feb. 16—
Thurs. Feb. 18-
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
102
102%
191
94
60
85
81%
$3,115,000
2,716,000
4,865,000
3,232,000
2,777,000
$675,600
452,600
344,300
342,000
347,500
$29,000
1,000
10,000
$16,705,000
$2,162,000
$40,000
81%
154%
163
156
170
95
96
93
Government
Bonds
Shares
93
181%
Total
155% 157
160
160
1956
161
95%
95%
193
June-Dec
$3,821,600
3,172,600
5,219,,300
3,574,000
$2,000
3,000
------
500
3,125,000
$5,500
$18,912,500
Jan. 1 to Feb. 19
T
1954
1953 r
Week Ended Feb. 19
1953
1954
Stocks—No.
cc:
?+PSr'„aUoV„eaTBCank
55,327,682
60,464,586
6,630,130
8,712,439
Of skares
=nn
SS
2«!oOO
MM
1,862,000
14.717,000
24,931,900
122,007.000
12,254,640
$18,912,500
Total
cTlSSo
2 162 000
16.705,000
fnS
130
—.
Tot* j
Bonn *.■
salts {
95
156
Feb-Aui
?
United States
8,712,439
—
97%
102
98 %
Foreign
Bonds
2,083,270
1,871,380
1,741,629
1,501,695
1,514,465
Week Ended Feb. 19, 1954
Mon. Feb. 15
Wed. Feb. 17
103
Int'l
Ban*
Bonds
Railroad
Mitcel.
Bonds
100%
$16,590,000
$147,791,400
$126,201,240
130
Jan-Julf
June-Deo
104
104%
11
103%
104%
June-Deo
1963
93
93
107 % 107%
6
107 %
107%
100
102
10
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Union—
Newspaper
>
Stocks
Number 0/ and
Fri. Feb. 19—
1956
coupon
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Traction 5s 1960
conv
99'%
98
Co—
1
West Penn
6s
|
Bonds
1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
A7s witli
+98 %
Jan-JuZf
1946
1
Aug
ex
99%
97
106 %
April-Oct
1946
stamped
2nd
Hydro-Electric
Western
_
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
79
Industries—
(Hugo)
A6%s
A7s
246.2
172.4
228.9
242.0
128.4
21/.J
tRevised.
high.
102%
3
101
103
May -Nov
ApriZ-OcI
& Bros 5s 1989
coll trust 1966
Corp—
Btarrett Corp Inc 5s
Btlnnes
66%
101
5
97%
$105
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1971
Bouthwestern Gas Si Electric
Bpaluing
3
61
102
101
Feb-Aup
1st
Wasatch
"New
152
(Calif)—
Gas
Counties
'
100% 100%
Aprll-Oct
series E 1978
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern
77
77
148%
102% 102%
97%
Feb-Aug
United
—-
20|.0
210.2
263.4
Transactions at the New York Sleek Exchange
$99
—Jan-July
series
3s
series
A6%s
Mining
+0.5
+0.4
178.4
102%
101%
$30
151% 151%
J 89
94
Mar-Sept
1965
3s
1973
A
ref M
t
1998
Edison
California
and
Terni
and Service
215.9
127.8
215.7
247.1
-
Finance
$93
—«.
2%s
A7-4S
102 %
99
Trade,
99%
—
Utility
216.5
*128.4
"217.3
.
-0.1
—0.9*
+ 0.3
-I 0.5
>
Low
207.0
235.6
& Gas Co—
debentures
8%
Southern
Btlnnes
88
105%
101%
— —
$101% 103
Jan-July
Bale Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981___May-No®
Bapphirc Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
50-year
3%%
102 %
!
103
102 %
$102
1960—ApriZ-OcI
1960
1947 coupon
1
Public Service Electric
1st
85%
5'
16
Transportation
204.5
263.4
-0.2
—0.6
,
—
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%S
3%s
88
104% 105
Goods
203.7
235.2
204.2
Goods
203.2
233.9
261.1
-
-1953-1954
Percent
'Change
Feb. 5,'54
Feb. 12,'54
Durable
^
*'
88
Ja;i-July
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
—..April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
Jan-July
•
prices based on the closing prices
12, 1954, for composite and by
,nri
I
Non-Durable
6%s 1953
6 %s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
I
of the common
major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows lor the
year are as follows (1939 = 100):
'U
Composite
Manufacturing
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Piedmont
10
'
83%
82%
'
-
England Power 3%s 1961
A 1st
44.40 Sep
15)53
for
stocks for the week ended Feb.
$93
1952
1952
coupon
coupon
Low
Range
Realization
Power
A6%%
1947
2
50.95
19
The SEC Index of stock
RR—
1940
1
1
49.80 Feb
•JV)
SEC Index of Stock Prices
93%
'
Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
New
1963
3%s
Western
&
High
—
—
!
5s
50.93
—
$93
108
Bank—
Mtge
50.64
18—
Thurs. Feb.
104%
$105
May-No®
1953
1940 coupon
1
1
Nov
ex
64%
31
Mlg Co-
Residential
Finland
17—
Feb.
11
63
97%
Mar-Sepi
1956
5s
Low
Feb.
67%
'
4
50.87
Tues.
67%
18
47.32 Jan
16—
15
97'%
__Mar-Sept
RR
&
66%
67
Jan-July
Ik
50.98 Feb
High
Feb.
62'%
—....May-Noy
May
1965
Range
50.92
Mon.
Division—
mortgage 4s series
1st
A 1st
Eastern
AG
N ,T
of
Lackawanna
Closing
Date—
Delaware Lack &
I
uH.
Inc.
'
1100
Feb-Aup
1959
102
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
B
Stack Exchange
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
A
April
20-year 7s
Aprll-Oct
20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (Eee Mortgage Bank of)—
Danish
Valley 7s 1948
Cons
External
A External
5s
Jan. 1
No.
High
—Jan-July
$93%
100
—
1953
—Feb-Aup
100
2
ALlma City
$51
55
Interest
reduced
7a
—Jan-JuZf
0%s stamped 1958. —Mar-Sept
(Plan
to
stamped
1951.
Y
588,900
489,825
404,015
395,690
394,835
100
Bonds
—
8*
-
41
41
.
rr.
5
-
.
,
.
rt-
41
Toft
Bonds
Bonds
$47,000
$108,000
$19,000
$174,000
50,000
161,000
20,000
231,000
4'5,000
115,000
15,000
175,000
43,000
112,000
5,000
160,000
39,000
37,090
10,000
86,000
$533,000
$69,000
$826,000
102%
101 %
2,273,265
$224,000
Week Ended Feb. 19
195 3
1954
—
Stocks—No.
of
21
51
Jan. 1 to Feb. 19
1953
1954
2,273,265
1,682,480
15,867,594
15,205,965
$224,000
shares
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
$74
Foreign
Corporate
—
A)—
2%s
Shares)
Foreign
Government
$246,000
$1,732,000
$1,625,000
533,000
145,000
2,798,000
1,353,000
69,000
147,000
920,000
1,226,000
$£26,000
$538,000
$5,450,000
Bonds
20%
AMedellln
—
100%
$99%
$18
stamped
——
Wed. Feb. 17
Thurs. Feb. 18
Total.—
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
Maranhao
Tues. Feb. 16_
High
Bonds
—mm
$74
—May-No®
15
Loan-
1955
(Peru)
Low
Mon. Feb.
Fri. Feb. 19
$93%
-June-Dee
Municipal
5%s
Sold
Bid A Asked
Range Sine*
(Col)—
1946
A
ACauca
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
Week Ended Feb. 19, 1954
Week's Range
or
Domestio
ol
—
41
Total
....
$4,204,000
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(854)
.
.
.
Monday, February 22, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Exchange
Par
Woolen
cumul conv prior pfd
$4
160%
•
16%
Range
for Week
Shares
Anaconda Copper
161%
Tlmken
Range since Jan 1
High
1G0
16%
78%
—
31%
Low
2,836
17
—
*
50
*
Par
of Prices
Low
100
—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Sales
East
Sale Price
American Tel & Tel
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
American
1<J
Friday.
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FEBRUARY
155%
Union
High
Jan
161%
Feb
600
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
85%
160
78%
Feb
94%
Feb
32
217
29%
Jan
32%
10
127%
Jan
Jan
52%
S
U
S
40%
Low
.
High
.
40%
38%
Jan
40%
Feb
369
70%
Feb
74
Jan
29%
31%
75
29%
Jan
32%
Feb
77%
77%
234
39 %
Jan
42%
Feb
54%
*■)
:
10
71%
77%
54%
57
160
50%
Jan
57
Feb
43
43
54
43
Feb
45%
Jan
$6,250
61
Feb
63
Jan
5
Co
Steel
Westinghouse
40%
70%
*
Bearing
Carbide
Rubber
!
Range since Jan 1
High
..12.50
10
Feb
127
U
Roller
Low
Feb
Jan
Woolworth
....
(F W)
—
43
.
BONDS—
i
Albany RR
Boston
&
Boston
100
Edison
Boston
25
Personal
Calumet &
—100
Trust
Prop
625
52%
26%
125% Jan
26%
49
CInn
Trans
4%s.
--
25
Feb
28%
26%
Jan
30
126
8
26%
140
2^% 30
7%
7%
Jan
81%
84%
288
—
10
10%
151
—
10
27%
28'A
21
49%
93%
46%
48
8%
70%
8%
71%
—
10
(new)
Lines
S3
Inc
100
21%
•
common—
79
8%
General
Electric
—
...—•
Gillette
(The)
—,
97
1
Co
Chemical
Corp
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
86
Feb
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
330
17%
Jan
29
Feb
21%
1,000
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
50%
98'%
101
49%
Feb
53%
Jan
1,30?
86"%
Jan
98 %
Feb
35
45%
Jan
48
Jan
100
8%
Feb
—2
Corp
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
York Stock Exchange
New
Cos
New
Jan
21
42%
23%
19%
Jan
24%
16%
8c
9c
—
100
WOodward
15%
Feb
18%
Jan
1,500
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
15
119% 120%
2,065
13%
Jan
15
Feb
28%
40
180
14%
27%
—
Feb
,
305
115
Jan
24%
120%
Jan
30
Detroit Stock
Feb
RR
Reece
Shawmut
Association
Union
Fruit
16%
Jan
18%
STOCKS
Week's
10%
Feb
10%
100
1
Feb
205
18
Oct
1
21%
Feb"
Jan
23%
23%
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
26%
27
300
25
Jan
28%
Jan
11%
12%
769
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
Par
Electric
Brewing
Altes
1
American
Metal
Baldwin
Rubber
47%
46%
49%
1,797
44%
Jan
49%
Feb
39%
40
675
36"%
Jan
40,
31%
289
29%
Jan
32%
Feb
12%
12%
110
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
50
Jan
57%
Jan
42'/a
Feb
—
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
__
12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
55'A
8
,
2
12
Chrysler
—
54
40%
1,466
56%
40%
25
Davidson
Cincinnati Stock
&
Sale Price
■
Par
Baldwin
100
2 %
365
11%
17%
17'/a
223
1,965
Cleveland
Cincinnati
*
Preferred
N O
Electric
T
&
High
Low
Gibson
U
•
•
Yard
Stock
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
18%
18%
145
17% Jan
19
35%
75
32%
Jan
36%
Feb
104% 104%
50
99%
Jan
104%
Feb
991
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
35%
'
102
74%
4%
Baler
&
class
•
Gamble
B
;
Ptg
Allied
*
common
4%
103
58
Feb
5
-
,729
Cyanamid
Radiator
10
Anaconda
Mining
1
RR
Bethlehem
13
13
Jan
14
Feb
38
Jan
59
Feb
25
105
59
10
Jan
48
Feb
46%
Jan
68
70
586
68
Feb
71%
21
190
20
Jan
21%
Feb
13%
13%
120
12% Jan
13%
Feb
30
30%
155
100
46
46
25
47'A
204
46
Feb
15%
15%
55
13%
Jan
160'A 161%
394
155%
Jan
28
58%
Feb
65%
58%
60
59%
56% Feb
62%
Jan
300
24
Feb
25
Jan
1,478
39
Jan
40%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
440
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
9
Jan
29%
100
8%
29%
30%
8*981
28%
Jan
30 %
1%
1%
100
1%
Feb
1%
2%
2%
200
2%
Jan
3
9%
9%
406
9%
Jan
59
25%
25%
100
23 %
Jan
25%
Feb
20c
25c
15c
Jan
39c
Feb
24%
24%
185
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
4%
400
Jan
4%
Jan
4
Jan
Drug
Clemens
9
9
19%
Jan
9
50
8%
Jan
9%
19%
8
19%
Jan
20%
503A
Jan
58%
Feb
33%
87
33%
56
'
78%
27%
13%
14
223
12%
27%
27%
325
27%
Kodak
Co
106% 188%
Jan
36y8
Jan
Davis
Feb
Reo
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
14%
27 3A
(Fred
Jan
110%
Jan
51%
Jan
40%
93%
97%
219
863A
Jan
97%
Rickel
60%
13%
218
59% Jan
65
13%
14%
14
235
Jan
Rudy
Sheller
Tube
9%
Feb
2%
Jan
1%
100
200
Feb
7%
13
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
2,742
32
Feb
24
500
4
Jan
5
2%
17%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
3
23
Jah
17%
170
22%
22%
Jan
19%
19%
220
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
3%
3%
476
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
3%
222
3%
Jan
3%
Jah
3%
3%
1,600
4
Jan
35%
600
3%
33A
3%
V
14
6%
"7
100
Feb
3% Feb
37%
Jan
7
32%
Jan
100
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
751
3%
13 3 4
23%
«
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
6
3,645
23%
7
345
23%
Feb
Feb
23 %
Feb
1%
1
9-
100
1 %
Jan
1%
J«n
9
200
9
Jan
9%
Feb
"B"
...1
:
1,165
625
13%
Jan
Jan
16%
491
4%
4%
451
15%
4%
Jan
12%
610
12%
Jan
1%
1%
2,100
1%
Feb
16%
-
1%
1
,
Jan
3%
14%
12%
16%
—.1
Class
2%
3%
14%
1
Los
3%
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
17
4%
Jah
Jas
13
1%
Jah
Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
31%
Feb
13%
Feb
13%
Feb
Admiral
57%
Jan
63%
Feb
Aeco
58 %
Jan
68%
Feb
Alleghany Corp
64
63%
66%
40
137
Corp
19%
97
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
Allis-Chalmers
23%
25%
185
19%
Jan
25%
Feb
American
67
38%
Feb
39%
Feb
American Can
61%
160
54%
Jan
62 y8
Feb
Feb
American
Feb
American
3%
60
3%
Feb
50
9%
Jan
17%
f
25%
21%
17%
17%
5
76
53
53
25
25%
350
16%
Jan
4
10%
18
Feb
48
Jan
55%
Jan
26%
Jan
American
Smelting
Tel
American
10
1
21%
130
21
Feb
22%
Jan
American
61%
10
60%
Jan
61%
Feb
American
37%
50
34% Jan
38%
Feb
SS
& Refining
37%
38
35%
Jan
33
16%
202
Feb
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
a47% a49%
356
47%
Jan
49 %
Feb
11%
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
37
Jan
37
Jan
46 %
Feb
47%
Feb
4
12%
ia%
600
16%
16%
195
a36% a36%
69
46 %
315
_
Feb
46%
(Un)_*
15%
a29%
100
161
a9%
50
9%
Feb
9%
Feb
15%
j.
46 %
a9%
1
•
&
Tel Co
(Un)
15%
697
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
a29% a30%
213
29%
Jan
161
2,044
156%
Jan
59
36%
30%
Feb
*
71
15%
Jan
Feb
Armco
110
28%
Jan
31%
Feb
Armour
50
72%
Jan
77%
Feb
Ashland
77%
77%
77%
234
71%
Jan
79%
Feb
Atchison
36%
36%
36%
10
32%
—
19%
19%
20
19%
37%
Feb
21%
Jan
Steel
(Un)
■___
Feb
Jan
Feb
65
Jan
37
Jah
59
590
36%
260
10
31%
337
30%
Jan
32
Jan
a45% a50%
100
46%
Jan
46%
Feb
a36% a3o%
319
34
Jan
36%
Feb
a
\
50
59
33%
161
17% al7%
25
10 *
16%
Feb
(Un)
31%
10
30%
Feb
Corp
(Un)!
Feb
73%
160
25
Viscose
Woolen
Copper Mining Co (Un)
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)
29%
16%
Jan
72 %c
33/-
*
(Un)
Anaconda
73%
16%
—.
._25
&
*
20%
Jan
500
__
a36%
10
Tobacco
21%
37%
37%
12%
Foreign Power (Un)
Radiator
American
61%
*
(Un)
High
Jan
43c
8,400
a
Feb
22%
&
Co
,<•;
Low
20%
70c 72 %c
'%?%
(Un)_l
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10%
95
Thea
Para
a47%
Range since Jan 1
High
19%
a.19%
C. .\4
1
39%
3%
5
(Un)
39%
10%
"
Airlines Inc
Shares
38
70c
j?
_•
59%
39%
1
15
(Un)
(Un)
Broadcasting
__
10c
1
....
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Corp
18%
23%
'(.■■■■
Par
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
28%
63%
Week's
Friday
>.
STOCKS
10
*
16
Feb
22%
3%
2
Mfg
20
l.4o
43.
15%
Jan
7%
17%
lo '
13%
*
see page
Jan
14%
1,400
3
2%
14%
950
100
.
22%
5
Dillon
30%
•
For footnotes
c-
5
4%
Manufacturing
Scotten
13%
50
~
CO CO
32
2%
2%
1%
1 %
32%
1%
30%
*
Standard Oil (Ohio)
9%
2%
1
Paper
Feb
13%
*
Studebaker
9%
(H W')
Jan
8
i
9%
100
300
7%
35%
Co
Raisin
Amer
Brands
7%
—
Feb
62%
•
Co
Feb
15
* ft
Jan
5
Standard Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil (N J)
15%
14%
...4
Feb
39%
•
Socony Vacuum
15%
7%
Feb
47
•
Sinclair
Feb
23%
♦
Roebuck
2%
__1
com
B)
♦
Schenley Industries
Jan
Feb
106
3
Corp
2
Feb
Jan
75
61%
Oil
100
Motors
Standard
86
97%
I
2%
.10
1.
Udylito Corp
Wayne Screw
100
•
Airlines
Feb
2%
5
—
Jan
40%
5
Penn RR
1%
—10
Brewing
Feb
51%
Motors
Oil
1
—
—
623A
40%
Electric
Packard
Jan
1
;
Metal
86
51%
General
Edison
1%
1
i
Jan
40%
m—rn
0m —
General
Central
400
.10
...
Products
Feb
5
10
Cash Register
Distillers
1%
Jap
Jan
54%)
30
19%
13%
Inc
1%
Prophet
Jan
27%
Co
Jan
Jan
14%
•
&
7%
1
Jan
f
Harvester
Jan
5
11%
5
Inc
6%
Peninsular Metal Prod
128
1
Greyhound Corp
565
Pfeiffer
13%
Elec
5
7
__1
...
Murray Corp
Mt
J ah
6%
Parke
13
Gas
Montgomery Ward
—
Products
2%
.1 t.
—_—
Wheel
Jan
12%
-
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Motor
2%
.10
2%
Products
Motor
200
__1
Motors
Car
Screw
2%
Feb
13
31%
Standard
Kinsel
2%
64%
Feb
30%
Ohio
American
Kingston
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
64
New York
Motor
3%
59%
..1
Bearing
510
2,290
*
Chemical
&
3%
61%
__1
com...
Manufacturing
Electric
Hudson
4
Feb
3%
Feb
32%
135
International
Hoskins
3,600
60%
15%
37%
165
Stores
■<}' 3%
4
3%
5
48%
Jan
83%
Dep't
#*-
i;4
161%
34
61%
Pont
fv20c
3%
1
Corp
Oil
Ball
Hoover
Jan
52 %
25%
5
..
Paige common
Howell
4%
200
1
Manufacturing
Lakes
Jan
59
3%
:
__1
Industries
Brewing
Great
10%
5
...
Motors
Graham
Feb/
Feb
Jan
59
1
Gerity-Michigan
Goebel
430
Feb
Feb
,
33A
59
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119%
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10
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Northern States Power
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26%
Jan
27%
Feb
Feb
(Un)__1
107/a
10%
300
9%
Jan
11
Feb
Parker Pen Co class B
2
13 ¥2
13 ¥2
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Feb
14 ¥2
Jan
*
17%
17 ¥2
200
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Feb
18 ¥2
Jan
11%
11%
200
11 ¥4
Jan
12 ¥2
Jan
173/4
18 ¥4
2,800
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Jan
18 ¥4
Feb
15%
15 ¥2
900
13 ¥4
Jan
15%
Feb
37%
Feb
Oil
Pan
Co (Un)
Motor Car
American
(Un)
World
Airways
13%
13%
14
2 900
12%
Jan
14 ¥a
38 ¥2
38 ¥2
39
5 400
37
Jan
39%
Jan
Patterson-Sargent Co
38%
38%
37¥a
Jan
39
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prior preferred
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
40¥2
40%
8
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8%
40¥2
1,600
38%
Jan
40%
Feb
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300
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Jan
31
31
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100
29%
Jan
32
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Jan
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500
25%
Jan
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33 ¥30
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Feb
29%
30
400
28%
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30 ¥a
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12%
12%
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12%
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Feb
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104% Jan
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55
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29%
29 ¥2
29%
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29%
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25
25%
800
22% Jan
26%
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Jan
5%
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4% Jan
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12
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6%
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Jan
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Jan
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10% Jan
200
57%
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59
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18% Jan
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16
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Feb
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300
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133/4
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21 ¥2
22
1,400
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21%
21%
15 ¥a
15%
15 y8
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15%
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61%
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Feb
200
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1,700
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600
32 ¥2 Jan
38% Feb
class B common.
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Sinclair Oil Corp..
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18 ¥4
1
6%
15
Society Brand Clothes Inc
6% Jan
19
Jan
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21 ¥4
6%
400
50
13% Jan
Feb
14
20% Jan
21 %
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Feb
Jan
Feb
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Feb
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19 y4 Feb
Standard
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49 ¥2 Feb
4%
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Feb
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...
25 ¥4
25 ¥4
100
16 VB
16 ¥4
1.40O
15%
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16 ¥4
Jan
40 ¥a
42%
600
36%
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42%
Feb
1%
100
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4
200
4
57
56%
600
53
79
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Feb
79 ¥•
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38
16 ¥4
4
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37%
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Standard
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(Un)__
57%
6% Jan
Feb
Jan
73%
23
Oil
78
743/4
300
68% Jan
77%
78
600
72% Jan
500
32% Jan.
26% Feb
8
Jan
4%
Jan
58 ¥4
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100
9 ¥4
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
19 ¥a
20
800
19 ¥2
Feb
22
Jan
10 ¥s
Feb
36 ¥4
10
Railway Equipment
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10 ¥a
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Stone "Container Corp
24% Jan
~9%
9%
10 ¥a
17¥a
17 ¥2
50
17%
Jan
18 ¥4
19%
19%
400
19 ¥2
Feb
22 ¥4
Jan
Jan
36 Vk
Jan
Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
10
Jan
Sundstrand Machine Tool
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17
Jan
38% Feb1
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(Un)
9% Jan
37%
1
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Swift
37%
10
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Sunbeam Corp
3% Feb
Feb
38
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20 ¥2
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Feb
2
—
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6%
38
Jan
•
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59
21 ¥a Jan
1,800
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24¥a Jan
22% Jan
22 3/4
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Oil
Southern Co
Jan
2% Jan
26% Jan
—1
Jan
23
39 V*
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Bocony Vacuum
Jan
200
Feb
24
21 ¥4
1.40
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14
200
35%
9¥a
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Jan
15
6 800
1,900
1,050
20
Sears Roebuck 8c Co
Pacific
Jap
Jan
37%
25%
20
5
Industries
47% Jan
13% Jan
Jan
Feb
353/a
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34%
13%
46
51
25 ¥a
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Feb
Jan
25
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17
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100
10%
49 ¥2
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38 ¥2
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16%
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
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5%
6% Feb
48
Feb
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7% Jan
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200
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200
58
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200
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100
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52%
135
135
38
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•
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28%
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Philco Corp (Un)
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1
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98 ¥t 100
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Jan
33
18
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General Box
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19%
61%
Feb
•
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600
61%
17
10
General Foods Corp
General Motors Corp
Jan
21%
preference.*
100
5
General Electric Co (Un)
General Finance Corp common
Jan
21%
500
700
5
Auto
Feb
21%
400
17
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Jan
13
56 ¥2
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25
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Feb
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Feb
26%
1
17%
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Minneapolis
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11
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25
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Eastman
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Feb
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450
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11 %
31
60% Feb
„
12%
4
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1
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inc
Feb
5
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Feb
100
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10 ¥2
12%
*
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Jan
13%
400
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10
Deere 8c Company
56 ¥4
700
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Feb
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50
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1
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583/4
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Martin
Packard
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*
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31
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12%
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11%
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Feb
1
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28%
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Cities Service Co
Jan
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350
25
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46 ¥4
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Chicago Towel
Jan
300
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22 %
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41%
19%
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64%
(Un)
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1,300
27%
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&
64%
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Co
Co
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&
21%
1%
Central Illinois Light Co.
Central
Illinois
Public
Service
&
46 ¥4
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Salle
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—
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Feb
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Feb
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43
Jan
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Jan
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...
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...
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•
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l
(Un)
Feb
43
34%
Kelley Island Lime 8c Transport
9%
__
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19 ¥4
26%
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical com
400
15%
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•
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24%
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58
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90
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Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
,
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Gas
2974
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Gear
Shoe
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Jan
Jan
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200
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Fisheries
Cleveland
25%
45%
Iowa
900
____
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800
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12%
____
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28%
Interstate
32%
50
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Canadian
3,800
7.50
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International Tel & Tel (Un)
12%
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Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
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58
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Aviation
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Feb
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Jan
Feb
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&
22%
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3%
46%
__
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Bendix
Jan
37%
__
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Mfg
4%
5
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe_
Athey Products Corp
Automatic
Jan
Jan
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50
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International
International
14
common
—
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15 ¥4
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200
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58 ¥4
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Jan
100
27%
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8%
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10
9%
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12%
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Jan
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Jan
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& Tel
Feb
Feb
Jan
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American Tel
22 »/4
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2,800
200
200
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200
17%
20
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22%
17%
Power
Steel
Inland
Feb
46%
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45
300
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20
22%
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4%
5
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Jan 1
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45%
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5
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for Week
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Illinois
Sales
Friday
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353%
1,250
1,200
17
2,000
18
18%
2,300
43
43%
600
16
32
15 y«
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Power
Toledo
Edison
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Century-Fox
Carbide
Union
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57%
Jan
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Feb
Jan
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40
41
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1
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5%
5
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10
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20 y4
Feb
22
Jan
Allis-Chalmers
600
70%
Feb
74%
Jan
American
1,000
38%
Jan
41%
Feb
Amer
500
4%
Jan
5%
31%
1,100
29V4
Jan
32'A
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39 Va
Jan
42
Feb
8%
150
8%
Jan
9%
100
24% Jan
41 %
Feb
42
54%
56%
400
50%
Jan
57
Feb
28%
28%
100
27 Va
Feb
29%
Jan
14 %
50
16 %
19%
19%
43%
43%
43%
Youngstown
Sheet
&
Tube
10%
500
9%
Jan
11
300
38%
Jan
42%
Week's
Last
Range
Ltd
Atlantic
of Prices
Shares
Low
Fuel
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City
Elec
Co..
Baldwin
Securities
S
S
37%
Feb
39 Va
Jan
Feb
47%
Chrysler
Curtis
B
Mfg Corp
(Un)
3,018
155%
Jan
161%
Feb
Bandini
873
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Beckman
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
Bendix
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
Bethlehem
2%
3
80
2%
Jan
3
Jan
5
400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Boeing Airplane
735
11%
Feb
12%
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Feb
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10
24%
Jan
27%
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363
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Jan
21%
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Jan
13%
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12
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131
22%
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...
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2,200
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Feb
29
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—
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Star
;
Jan
9
54%
24 %
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t
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Feb
16
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•
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Feb
24
32%
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Jan
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Feb
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30
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Feb
28
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——
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32%
Feb
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Jan
Feb
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—
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74%
—
Sale Price
Gas
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;
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Jan
25%
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14%
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26%
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—
200
7%
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Columbia
a
500
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3%
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Eastman
Blaw-Knox
10%
—
15%
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Ludlum Steel
26
37
Jan
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Allegheny
460
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100
Jan
120
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44
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Feb
26%
27%.
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Jan
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•
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Chicago Milw St P RR
Feb
18%
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•
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Jan
16
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44
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32%
Jan
16
25
Co
& Co
Commercial
Philco Corp
$1.40
Jan
43%
50
-
5
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Columbia
•
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29%
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1,200
15
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&
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2
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Feb
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*
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_
Jan
31%
;
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37 Va
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Feb
45
5
Potomac Electric Power common
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65 Va
Feb
Jan
32
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Jan
36%
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Canadian
Jan
838
10
14%
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59%
230
5
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Cement
Central
Philadelphia
781
;
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Canada Dry
Ginger Ale
Feb
1
preference
60%
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54%
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California
Jan
13%
3,074
Jan
13%
Drug Stores Inc
div
10
•
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Philadelphia Electric
Feb
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Canadian Atlantic
Power
Jan
160%
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Burroughs Corp —...
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Feb
58%
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&
30%
Jan
1
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Calveras
preferred
Water
Jan
Feb
Brothers
Peoples
29%
44%
5
Company
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Feb
Corp
Pennsylvania
Feb
156%
5
:
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Salt
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...
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314
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—
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Jan
1,834
45
1
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Broadway-Hale
Jan
28
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Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
13%
31%
5
Corp (Un)
Mining
Steel
Borden Co
100
non-cum
845
Feb
11%
28%
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15%
59%
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Bishop Oil Co
5
29'/a
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Feb
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20
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225
10
Natl
Feb
17
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160% 160%
50
Petroleum
585
Duquesne Light Co
Martin
Jan
—
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*
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101
Hecht (The) Co
14%
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3
Feb
21%
i
Lehigh Coal &
Lehigh Valley
46%
Jan
7%
Gimbel
a29%
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48%
29%
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15
15%
5
37%
29
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190
10
Jan
20%
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convertible
17
15%
25
(Un)
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29%
4%%
16%
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665
100
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185
8%
25
(Julius)
46%
10
47%
Delaware Power & Light common... 13%
Garfinckel
83
46%
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8
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30%
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Fidelity & Deposit
Avco
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50
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Feb
8%
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Storage
46%
20
cl
Santa Fe
35
20
Electric
High
a37%
25
13
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Publishing
Range since Jan 1
a36% a36%
25
10
(Un)
159% 161%
11%
Transit
Refining
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
30%
Company
Capital
—
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Line
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Feb
Feb
Co
Atlantic
Benguet
.(
52%
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(111)
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Feb
13
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Topeka &
30%
10
51
Jan
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&
21%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
362
Jan
•
Oil
Atlantic Coast
Low
36
46%
160%
52%
Feb
11%
Atlas
High
35
100
Feb
15%
(Un)
Chemical
Tel
&
Viscose
Atchison
for Week
Sale Price
Arundel Corporation
48%
a__
380
(U11)
Tel
Steel
Armour
Sales
47'A
Jan
12%
Copper Mining
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Jan
Friday
_•
47
4%
Feb
560
(Un)
Anaconda
Jan
40%
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&
American Tobacco
Armco
10
385
4
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
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15
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750
13
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co (Un)
American Security & Trust Co
American Stores Co
American Tel & Tel
Jan
4%
16%
Radiator
Arkansas
stocks
24%
16
(Un)
Foundry
Potash
Common
45% Jan
40'A
—
Feb
23'A
12%
American
19% Jan
10
5
280
1
American
17% Feb
43% Jan
700
5
Co
&
Factors
American
14% Feb
Jan
Jan
13. Va
1,500
10
Jan
14%
19
100
19%
Co
Jan
23%
High
(Un)__l
(Un)
Thtres com
Car
American
Feb
16
Co
Machine
20%
51%
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Para
Can
American
25% Feb
100
10
Airlines
American
Yates-Amer
Jan
Jan
Low
*
American Cvanamid
25%
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Ltd
Broad
American
Jan
41'A
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common
20
46%
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Feb
20
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Feb
40%
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45%
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23%
1
Dye Corp
100
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common
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High
45%
23%
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45%
45%
Feb
25%
28%
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Corp
Chemical &
Va
41'A
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Allied
5%
8%
25%
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Woolworth
Feb
Reduction
40
10
Co
Bankshares
Wisconsin
18
14'A
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Wisconsin
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Canadian Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
Class A
5%
for Week
of Prices
Shares
"
Low
High
Low
High
4% %
18
18%
9,337
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
Asbestos
26%
26%
26%
2,146
26
Jan
26%
Feb
Atlas
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75
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17%
17%
305
100
100
10
100
Jan
100
Jan
4q i/2
43
4,090
40
Jan
43
Feb
7,035
46
Jan
51%
Feb
23%
Jan
24 V2
Feb
common
100
Algoma Steel
•
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•
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43
50%
'
49%
51%
6%
17%
Feb
Feb
6%
Corp
Steels
Co of Can 4%
preferred—28
5%% 2nd preferred
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105
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105
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455
104
Feb
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all
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through our Canadian
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direct
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165
82%
Feb
86%
Jan
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Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
40 %
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44%
145
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5,693
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325
21
21%
2,903
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British
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Elec
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
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Bulolo
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Jan
i
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Cement
Safeway
5%
Canadian
Canadian
common
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Feb
48 y,
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
1.660
17%
Jan
19%
36%
38
2,210
35%
Jan
38
Feb
10%
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25
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
4.00
4.00
381
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Feb
5.00
Jan
'
33
38%
385
351/2
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6.00
6.05
300
6.00
Feb
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Feb
96
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29 3 8
30
634
28%
21
21
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101
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Gold
Co
Power
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page 43.
Feb
13%
15'A
*
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see
40%
Jan
1,810
British
5%
For footnotes
Jan
12%
48%
2,950
Canada Steamship common
NEW YORK
39 y2
673
1,045
26
class
Paper
;
Canada
Teletype: NYl-1979
Jan
125
13%
15%
Bank
Canada
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
50%
40'A
4
American
Class
Co., Inc.
50 y,
40
Light & Power,.—*
&
Power
Traction
Building
W. C. Pitfield &
I
50
15%
British
Bruck
quotations on all
Canadian securities.
.
High
Low
——•
common,,
Ltd—
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Brazilian
British
Est
Range since Jan 1
High
Feb
17%
105
Shares
13%
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British
Aluminum
for Week
Low
50
pfd—50
•
preferred
18%
Range
Paper—
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
Sugar
&
preferred
•
—
preferred
Pulp
Canadian
$2.80
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4'/2%
Range since Jan 1
25
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Anglo
Sales
Range
Par
Frice1
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale
32
Feb
103 %
Feb
36
Jan
104
Feb
Jan
28
Feb
30
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
20%
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Volume 179
Number 5301... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(859)
CANADIAN MARKETS
\
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
•
Par
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
series
$1.00
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Class
3
&
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25
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20
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•
,
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13 '/2
Jan
Jan
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24%
Feb
Thrift
20%
Jan
Triad
Feb
11%
Jan
Tuckett
Jan
13%
Jan
United
24
22%
11,554
15%
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Feb
7%
8
825
6
Jan
8%
26»/8
385
25
Feb
26 y4
Feb
11%
ll'/a
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665
10 y2
Jan
12
Jan
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&
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Brewery
East
Paper
Coal
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Power
General
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Feb
30%
30%
30%
235
25
Jan
30%
Feb
25
24
25
470
23%
Jan
25
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155
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15%
465
15
Jan
15%
Jan
600
29
Jan
30
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Jan
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10
Feb
12
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535
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Jan
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19%
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1,225
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7%
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—
8
1,935
7%
Feb
—
Feb
Jan
preferred
Jan
98
20%
Jan
22%
Feb
25
—
28%
28%
50
28%
Jan
28%
Jan
98
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7,810
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140
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18
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36
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39
Jan
42%
42%
43
706
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Jan
43
Jan
30
30
30%
1,145
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30%
10
—
Canadienne
38
10
10
—
Scotia
Nova
34%
34%
34%
696
33
Jan
34%
Feb
33%
33%
200
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
40%
41%
2,605
37%
Jan
41%
Feb
41
38
Feb
Aug
Jan
20%
Montreal
Jan
141 y2
Jan
875
Jan
Banks—
Feb
5
' Jan
8'/2
97%
Jan
Feb
18
22 y4
Jan
1
20%
20%
20%
805
19 y2
Jan
21
14
14
14%
2,706
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
16'/a
17
2,831
15 Va
Jan
17
Canadian Stock Exchange
Feb
*
Feb
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Jan
Jan
24
Canadian Funds
22%
22%
23
2,795
Jan
23
Friday
STOCKS
106
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195
104
Jan
109
100
110
110
110
30
110
Jan
110%
Jan
5%
5%
100
37%
39%
1,960
59
39
a
60
142
15% al5%
30
15%
875
5'/2
5%
Jan
39%
Feb
Jan
62%
Jan
Feb
16%
Jan
36%
Feb
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
44 y2
Jan
46%
Feb
38
Jan
40%
8.00
Jan
Glove
Works
Anglo-Canadian
Ltd_i—
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*
Paper
Co
&
*
36%
35%
36
21%
common
Feb
35
Jan
59
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46 y2
46 %
50
39
40 y2
1,137
7.80
50
861
8.00
400
7!/2
•
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
220
7%
6
6
Feb
25
Jan
27
26 V2
27
520
8%
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1.75
1.60
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9
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11
10%
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95
96
100
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22
7%
Feb
27
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Feb
Feb
Acme
Low
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Jan
32%
Par
for Week
of Prices
Jan
20%
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Jan
107
Mining
»
i,
39
1
:
Ltd
7.80
28 Vs
33
34%
4,461
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Feb
39
Jan
42
Feb
•
_
•
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30
38
38
110
42
1,065
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;
40
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of
6%
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pfd___
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Co
130
33
129
57
57
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*
22
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81
80
5
29%
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Anglo-Nfld
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Ltd
*
British Columbia
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common
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*
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$3.00
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preferred
Canada
*
&
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7%
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8%
Feb
1.20
Feb
1.75
Feb
9
Jan
9
Jan
12%
Feb
88
Jan
98
Feb
49 Va
Jan
50
Jan
8% Jan
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class
Jan
Feb
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31
495
Jan
31%
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325
30%
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33
Jan
22%
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70
80
29
23%
18%
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Feb
400
17
130
28%
138
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16
15 YB
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138
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138
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13
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16
Feb
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Feb
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92
37
Feb
37
Feb
50
55
45
Jan
51
preferred
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450
23 y2
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24%
Feb
23
Feb
15%
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16%
400
1,320
50
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100%
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11%
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550
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Feb
Jan
35
Feb
58
410
26
26%
25
2,601
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32%
30
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*
Feb
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Feb
30%
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22%
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23%
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;
Power Corp of Canada
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t
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f
Royalite
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80
69%
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44
1-C44
67
44
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25
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300
27%
28%
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80
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60
60
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&
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Chatco
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Cinzano
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3.75
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Cosmos
Crain
Paper Corp Ltd
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Jan
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3.90
Feb
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Feb
—
45%
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10 y8
Feb
13
13
100
12%
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13
Feb
37%
37%
553
34
Jan
38
Feb
.
Jan
43
43
25
43
Feb
44
23 y2
23V2
800
22
Jan
25%
Jan
13
13
400
12%,
Jan
13
Feb
32
30
32
63
27%
Jan
32
Feb
*
Linoleum
&
—
13
50
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•
Imperial Mills Ltd
*
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2.75
Jan
65
66
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66
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25
23
25
348
21
Feb
25
*
2.75
2.25
2.75
425
—*
Ltd
Worsteds
Eastern
Steel
Federal
Grain
Fleet
Products
Co
__
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a66
2.25
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Ford
Motor
*
5%
Feb
5%
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1,175
«
18'/2
18y2
150
•
1.30
1.30
1.50
1,215
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79 V*
76J/4
79%
3,473
110
110
25
21%
23
8,560
19
31
31
300
31
4.50
4.50
100
4.10
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6'/4
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of
class
A
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd.*
Great
Lakes
Hinde &
Paper
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International
class
A
Loblaw
Ltd
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Paints
common
•
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Feb
18%
1.20
Feb
Jan
6!/2
Feb
18%
Feb
1.65
Jan
*
Co
„
Jan
Jan
81%
110
Feb
Feb
Jan
23
Feb
Feb
3i
Feb
4.85
Jan
12
Feb
cl
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B
11%
12
450
9
Jan
*
Ltd
Ltd
-
63%
103
Ltd—
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Utilities
23
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:
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Class
Co
Paper Co Ltd
Interprovincial
MacLaren
Feb
3«%
1,480
35
Jan
36%
3#4
3,485
31%
Jan
35
6'/4
6'/2
880
5%
Jan
*
41 y4
41'/4
25
40%
Feb
42
Feb
45
45%
275
43%
Feb
46
Feb
16
16Va
280
15 Va
Jan
16 Va
Feb
57 V2
57y2
100
54%
Jan
57%
Feb
7%
Feb
*
(Walter M)
&
Power
Feb
*
Paper
Mexican
12
__
—
13 V*
Jan
14%
Jan
23%
7'/a
Jan
2.462
23
Jan
34
Feb
Newfoundland
12%
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1,300
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Orange
Moore
Power
Corporation Ltd
&
Lt
7%
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5
common
&
RT
8
7'/2
8
.
85
7
135
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1,300
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8
Feb
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
31%
Feb
8%
8%
8%
300
—
29%
30%
1,205
25>/2
26
550
24%
Jan
26
Feb
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238
22
Jan
23
Feb
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common
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of
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6%
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Jan
Jan
59
Feb
5
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36
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11
11
11
840
11
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11%
19%
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19%
300
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Feb
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Feb
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2.50
Jan
•
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35%
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2,503
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
*
23Vs
23Va
23%
1,130
20
Jan
24
Jan
•
class
A
Pipe Line
Ltd
Corporations class
United Fuel
Feb
56%
36 %
36
37Va
1,575
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
14 y4
14l/4
200
13
Feb
14%
Feb
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4.15
113
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Jan
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50
*
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•
10
1st pfd_100
A
TORONTO
WEST,l|lONTREAL
Ltd
Ltd
Crush
Reitmans
STOCK;^XCHANGE
Co
Pr
Corp of Canada 6%
C part 2nd pfd
CANADIAN
TROIS-RIVIERES
7%
a94
——*
N
Russell
Branch
7%
a95
Feb
29%
32%
Telephone
*
)
22
57J/2
_100
1
Light & Pow Co Ltd com—*
60
415
a22 %
276 ST. JAMES ST.
•
pfd
Preferred
a§3
J*4
14
14
a22%
MONTREAL
Co
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Jan
Class
MEMBERS:
Ltd
A
Ltd
class
Manufacturing
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
36
SAVARD
Feb
162
1,254
Inter
Canadian
Feb
39
39
Canadian
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4%
34
•
43.
Feb
25
Jan
140
36 y4
Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd
Quebec Telephone Corp
see oage
57
Jan
25
39
100
Feb
36%
*
common
footnotes
Feb
50
25
•
Canadian
6%
Pot
57
23%
*
preferred—:
Jan
i
QUEBEC
57
Ltd
common
28%
34%
•
Ltd
7%
Ltd
29%
•
•
Co
57
5
Investments
Jan
•
common
Transport
Oil
Jan
Feb
♦
Quebec Power
I
••^.74
1
Powell River Company
Bros
74
*
;
1
Industries
Lowncy Co
*
Tubes
common
Gen
Canadian
Hydro-Electric
59%
*
Products
.
60
*
common
•;
25%
*
Ltd
23%
23
16%
23
16%
•;VV'
Penmans
Feb
32 y2
Feb
770
30 y4
100 y4 100'%
23
16%
S
Page-Hersey
Feb
55 y8
Feb
Jan
Feb
23%
—100
Car
Mills
17%
Jan
.31%
Feb
*
Drug & Chemical pfd
Mines
37
7
___*
National
Wire
-v
50
29%
*
;
5%
Co
Jan
37
*
Molson Breweries class A
26 y2
*
Si
(Robt)
Locomotive
Jan
53 y2
10
Jan
100
&
Ltd
Co
Canadian
—
Jan
*
B
Starch
Canada
Dominion
*
Morgan
17
55
a32
Feb
A
Frcntenac Oil
Steel
Jan
>«
McColl
Ontario
23%
100
t
Flour
Jan
30%
2.50
Ogilvie
19
18%
18%
*
j
Niagara
449
1,180
55 Va
a32
17%
•
Feb
31
4.-
21%
____20
National Steel
59
3
Export class B
Mailman Corp Ltd priority
577
preferred
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Noranda
Jan
138
MacMillan
Class
1,378
54
18%
A)___
preferred
Montreal
Feb
1
29%
Shops_—
Acceptance
(J
132
17%
55
*
.x
Canadian
*
*
(C Wi
Mitchell
Feb
Feb
___100
common
B
Mitchell
9%
17'/2
*
Sugar
Co Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class B
,
Jan
Jan
I 81
31
5
34 Va
•
37%
Feb
___
129%
Ltd
Preferred
6%%.
a
129%
Warrants
) Lindsay
9%
"5
18
4,193
(John)
the iWoods
Secord
a
37 V*
*
Pipe
500
"9%
18
7.50
common
preferred
Class
a
36%
25
Limited
Laurentide
18
36%
Power
&
a
_*
Preferred
Interprcvincial
*
100
.
Paper
of
41
9%
25
common
preferred
Labatt
42
*
International
i Price
Feb
Jan
20
8%
.
a3.00
International Utilities Corp com
<
Jan
Feb
2.93
735
21%
5
International
t
12 y4
28%
135
22
Feb
Jan
7y4
21
20%
common
International
\
Jan
Jan
98
Jan
*
International
t
905
Jan
2.59
98
Commerce
X
12%
23
131
22
Feb
7
14
%
20%
H
18 y2
50
Lang
.
100
—
Jan
.
4,200
131
C3
'
*
11%
96'/a
Laura
'
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common
Ltd
Feb
6%
3,443
2.93
12%
55
*
300
al40%al40y4
28%
131
10%
•
—
4.695
100
1%
27
2.75
*
—
12%
—_———*
Works
&
10 y2
preferred
Lake
—
*
Corp
20 y4
•18
___3
preferred
1%
Jan
10
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Intl
Feb
31
Jan
a23%
Ltd
Wares
Bay
$5.00
;
35
Jan
Jan
*
Corp
a
Oil
Inglis
Jan
29%
30
*
Industrial
i
32%
2,031
15%
335
Motors
Steel
| Imperial Oil
,
515
30%
40 y4
3,995
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
6 'it
35
30
Ltd
Canada Malting
I
34
Jan
100
Howard Smith Paper
$2.00 preferred
Husky
.
29%
Jan
*
;■
30
Jan
7
Feb
a__
30 VA
15%
8%
——
34%
35%
21%
a
*
Brown
;
—
•
45
8'/4
common..
Dynamics
General
46
420
21%
common
Bakeries
I General
Feb
39
8%
common..
preferred
General
Feb
100
20
preferred
5 Vz r/r
5
Feb
14
40
21%
pfd
44%
Sale Price
Gatineau
5(7
Ltd
17
975
•
_
A
435
20 y4
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
50
14%
alOO
10%
_•
Canadian
Feb
Feb
38
«
class
46
Jan
8%
j. al7
23 y2
common
45 y2
al6y2 al6y2
16%
a
*
Power
Co
30%
85 y2
Jan
14
14%
•
Ltd
Players
Jan
Jan
8
alOO
a
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Kootenay
Famous
16%
Ltd
;
Eddy
71%
151
Ltd
preferred
\
.
27%
1,227
a8y4
.20
Dominion Textile common
•
7,315
81%
'
Redeemable preferred
Bros
30
78%
*
s
46
Feb
'
29 %
100
.
Steel
7Vr
Wilsils
a8y4
•
Feb
Leaseholds
Weston
Feb
81%
common
Dominion
Donohue
Feb
37
a8'A
com
40%
Winnipeg Central Gas
35
preferred
;
&
11%
Jan
«
;
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
36
25
.
pfd
5%
pfd
Dairies
10
3
29%
2
L__
6%
Jan
common
Walker Gooderham
100
37 • *
39
50
Cotton
Wabasso
37
37
2,020
Jan
Jan
alO% alO%
*
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
V
Co
40%
2.75
Steel
25%
;
39%
Power—
Tobacco
7%
Crown
<
Canada
Stores
25%
class, A
Feb
39%
Oils
*
Class B
46
Jan
Jan
21%
99%
Jan
.*
Southern
Steel Co of Canada
•
22%
Jan
37%
:
Feb
Feb
Jan
13'/2
98%
4,416
•
15
7%
25
30
46
—.
•
101%
17%
13%
99%'
44%
common
Jan
Jan
13%
High
Low
99%
46
trust
Co
High
common.*
Power
of
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
•
Simpsons
*
Corbys
•
Williams
Voting
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Glass
&
for Week
Low
_100
preferred
Breweries
Consumers
(
■4
4%
pfd
common
Jan
12
550 "
Corp
Water
Series A
Southam
a__
V\
Lawrence
Sherwin
___
15
Feb
20%
2.925
2,125
Jan
24%
a—
5,763
Shawinigan
a
Feb
100
10
Jan
a
13
14%
14
St
9 Va
___
24
101 101%
14%
*
25
pfd
I
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
al5
101%
Railway.
14
13
_
Pacific
200
Jan
18
a__
24
Saguenay Power 4J/4%
Jan
a__
20
24
al5
Oil Companies
preferred
Coghlin
40
a3.50 a3.50
Jan
31%
Jan
7%
a3.50 a3.50
1
*
>
18
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
24 y2
Feb
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
29%
625
__25
Canadian
t
455
a8 Vs
*
Locomotive
Canadian
•
30
18
Canadian
5fr
29%
*20
3,410
a8
common..
preferred
Canadian
Low
22
*
Cellulose
preferred
Cottons
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21
25
Chemical
Canadian
Shares
Low
21%
25
series
Canadian
6'/c
♦
common
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FEBRUARY l'J
Sales
"B"
Ltd cum A
*
pfd—50
__
—
a—
39
40
(SCO)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, February 22, 1954
:
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friday
(Cont.)
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Vanadium
Watson
Alloys Steel
(Jack)
& Co
(Canada)
200
alO
alO
65
21%
21'/2
13
18
3.20
3.20
Ameranium
1
Ltd—————
Mines
Yellowknife
Anacon
Lead
Ankeno
Mines
Gold
Mines
Sulphur
1
Ltd--
17c
Corp
Co Ltd
Bonville Gold
Mines Ltd
1
Rare
Ltd
Metals
vtc
Gold
Brunswick
Mines
Min
3«/2
.1
Corp Ltd
1
Carnegie
Dev
&
Mining Co Ltd
17 %
Jan
Jan
18
Feb
Canada
Consolidated Howey Gold
Mosher
Explorations
D'Eldona Gold
Mines
Malartic
East
Rim
Metal
rights
2.50
—1
1
Jan
Del Rio
Jan
12c
Jan
Empire Oil &
7c
Feb
11c
Jan
Mines
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Feb
2.85
31c
22c
Feb
8c
16.800
27c
30c
34,500
19%c
Jan
35c
Feb
43c 46'/2c
15,100
33c
Jan
60c
18c
Feb
18c
2,000
2.20
2.30
4.150
6c
3,000
5c
3'/a
3%
1.000
3Vbc
11
100
2.75
2.75
9.15
25c
Jan
Home
Feb
2.80
Jan
Jasper Oil
7c
Jan
Kroy
4c
Jan
123/4
Iron
Feb
35c
16,100
500
9c
Mines
Oil
50c
48c
1,400
13c
9,500
a5c
a5c
3.85
Jan
9.75
9.35
9.75
2,635
8.70
Jan
9.80
Feb
44c
9,000
4.85
100
4.50
Jan
1.96
11.96
2.00
700
1.70
Jan
24%c
25c
2,500
44c
1.75
2'/2c
2%c
27,200
26c
26c
2,000
Merrill
Grandines
Mines
Ltd
Pacific
Phillips
Oil
Feb
Quebec
Oils
2.10
65c
Feb
Feb
2.30
Jan
1.37
Jan
Okalta
Souris
Oils
of
the
Hillcrest
Lakes
Hollinger Cons
Hudson-Rand
Inspiration
Ltd.—
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
6c
Feb
Tri-Tor
3.40
Ltd
Ltd
Westburne
3V4c
Jan
Western
2V2c
Jan
26c
Feb
14
Jan
151/2
3.40
800
88c
75c
30c
30c
32c
2,300
25c
Feb
35c
Oil
52%c
58c
4,100
48c
Feb
60c
4.95
5.15
Jan
3.60
2,400
Mines
•
4.70
1.15
Jan
4.25
800
29c
26,000
Klondike-Keno
Koritiki
Lead
Labrador
Co
6.45
16c
1.42
Jan
5.15
Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
Oil
Ltd
Mining Corp
Mogador
Abltihl
<fc
Power
6.70
3,460
5.90
Jan
7.65
Jan
1.55
1.55
300
1.55
Jan
1.63
Jan
.
Harricana
2.25
2.25
400
2.25
Feb
2.50
Jan
1.80
1.84
1,300
1.75
Feb
1.95
Jan
a8.90
a9.00
250
8.15
Jan
1.50
500
1.25
Jan
a55c
a57c
1
—
—
a
55c
«
Ltd-
_
New
Larder
New
Santiago
Nubar
Obalski
Island
Ontario
Mines.
Alberta
Gold
Copper
Oils
Ltd
60c
500
60c
Feb
65c
Feb
16,400
66c
Jan
95c
Jan
75c
75c
77c
8,675
74c
Jan
84c
Jan
69c
65c
69c
23,650
55c
Jan
70c
Feb
55c
55c
57c
6,700
55c
Feb
78c
Jan
10c
1
Feb
14c
20c
500
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
8.25
800
7.50
Jan
8.35
Ltd
Leduc
Uranium
5 Vic
6c
Jan
American
Jan
n»/2
1,350
10
20c
500
,
57c
20c
414c
1.19
29c
40c
73,500
8,475
%
1.37
4Vic
Feb
Steeloy
Mining
Contact
Sullivan Cons
Taehe
Lake
Tazin
lie
12c
3,000
2.60
400
2.40
500
15%c
Jan
10c
Feb
Trebor
16c
Uddlen
Mines
United
Asbestos
Jan
Jan
Vlolamac
Weeden
Anglo-Canadian
Ancone
Athona
1.30
100
1.35
Jan
22c
24c
Atlas
Jan
Atlas
3.70
3.75
10c
1,500
Jan
Feb
34c
3.50
9c
Jan
59%c
Feb
lOViC
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.90
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
2V4c
Feb
6c
Jan
Feb
200
141/4
eFb
15
Jan
1.36
1,825
10c
6,500
1.36
8c
1.58
Jan
13c
Jan
1,100
38c
38c
500
38o
Feb
43c '• Jan
a25c
a25c
68
26c
Jan
30c
3.95
3,500
gi/4C
i0c
<7 00
7 50
22c
4.20
Jan
Jan
500
Jan
11c
Feb
914 c
6,160
22c
Feb
9c
4,000
Feb
12c
Jan
6.70
22c
Feb
7.95
Feb
28c
Jan
Jan
j.gO
1.90
801
8c
8'4c
2,000
8c
Jan
10c
12c 1414c
12,100
12c
Feb
16c
l
ll3/4c
9%c ll%c
33,500
8Vic
Feb
14c
lie
12c
5,500
11c
Jan,
14c
21c
49,200
18c
Ashdown
Hardware
Mines
Aubelle
5.25
5.50
50%
165
48 Vi
Jan
50 Vi
Jan
13
13)4
200
12
Jan
13%
Feb
25c
27c
2,500
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
Feb
10c
class
9c
11c
4%c
500
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
26c
51,100
20c
Feb
28c
Jan
1.75
1.50
1.75
1,185
49c
9,000
40c
Jan
13>/4
13 V8
13%
681
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
84
84
45
82%
Feb
85
Jan
45c
__
12V2c
24c
27c
4,900
23c
Jan
30c
3.65
1.00
16,000
Jan
1.75
65c
12%c
1
58c
__
4c
3.95
4,400
58c 6514c
13,500
ai5% al5"2
25
3.40
Feb
1.90
Jan
Feb
4.05
Feb
1.00
8c
Feb
18c 21 Vic
16,700
14c
Jan
24c
Jan
40c 43V2c
29,400
40c
Jan
53c
Jan
16'/4
15y2
Jan
16%
Feb
9c
1
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
6'/8c
Jan
10 Vac
Feb
24 Vic
Jan
39c
10%c
10 %c
13c
16,264
10%c
Feb
15c
Feb
2.25
2.25
200
2.10
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
12y4c 13Vi'c
13c
18,200
11c
Jan
22c
15c
45,300
13c
Feb
19%c
Feb
Feb
4.65
5.35
12,978
3.70
Jan
5.40
1.96
2.02
2,200
1.80
Jan
2.27
Jan
6Vic
7c
7,850
6 Vic
Jan
8V2c
Jan
37%
38
615
35%
Jan
39
Jan
230
40
267
42
__
10
43
42%
43
42%
43V2
1.26
1.23
1.40
1.30
Jan
43%
%
Jan
44%
Jan
1.18
4,537
Feb
1.39
Jan
1
1.45
1.50
2,925
58c
60c
600
•
1.50
1.45
1.50
800
•
Uranium
Mines
Petroleums
Ltd
15c
15c
16c
37c
40c
28,200
35y2c
24Vic27y2c
37,013
20c
•
Mining
38c
*
__
27y2c
1
Jan
16
1.35
50c
1,58
70c
Jan
5%c
17c
Jan
Feb
64c
Jan
Jan
27 %c
Feb
Jan
35c
500
35c
Feb
47c
Jan
43
43 Vi
170
41 Vi
Jan
43 Vi
Feb
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
__
5%c
1.86
1.95
1,800
29c
32c
10,700
29c
Feb
38c
Jan
8c
914c
4.000
Members: The Investment Dealers'
7c
Feb
14c
Jan
50c
4,000
44c
Feb
Stock Exchange
65c
Jan
CANADIAN
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Montreal Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
1
2.15
Co
»
1
A
1
Canadian Affiliate!
Jan
Gairdner &
__
9%c
45c
44c
5.35
5 35
5 35
50
32c
30%c
36c
46,200
5.00
4.75
5.35
1,600
-
5.05
■
Jan
19i/4c
Jan
3.80
Jan
5.60
36c
Company Limited
.
Gairdner, Son &Company
Members: The Toronto
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
-
Jan
-
•
Feb
5.35
Feb
For footnotes see
page 43.
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117,800
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Jan
Feb
43 Vi
*
Feb
1.81
A
Feb
Jan
15c
7,700 '
Jan
Jan
1.42
Jan
IVic
class
Jan
5.10
7c
_10
—
Jan
2.00
1
Mining
Power
Jan
6,695
6,500
__
Bathurst
Feb
16c
13,500
13c
1
Rathurst
16%
Feb
9c
9c
13c
10
Ltd
Metals
Jan
13c
28c
1
Ltd
13c
15%
2,500
8Vic
Warrants
Co
Jan
2,274
26c
1
50c
Mines
8,600
16
14c
9c
2.25
1
Mines
10c
15y4
7c
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of. Toronto
575
__
1
1
__
16 y4
7c
15%
1
Mines
16 Vi
Feb
13c
*
Mines
Jan
15 V4
Jan
41c
1
Feb
58c
Feb
20c
1
Jan
3.95
9%c 12V<ic
40,355
,
10
B
Montreal
Bata
Jan
47/8c
Consolidated
Baska
6.00
Jan
23Vic
'
Bank
Base
4.85
1
Bankfield
Barvue
Jan
" 49%
27c
•
Oils
Barymin
Jan
9c
4%c
Avillabona Mines Ltd
Barnat
Feb
3.80
24%c
—
Bagamac
Bank
13%
Feb
Feb
6c
50%
__
100
Gold
of
Jan
*
(1937)
River
Aumaque
Banff
Feb
_1
Mines
Aumacho
Aunor
2.85
Feb
Jan
23c
Feb,
10% Jari
Jan
27c
*
class
18Vic
Jan
Jan
i2c
1
Ltd
Gas
Jan
24c
Jan
1.70
,
&
Jan
1.03
51%
Jan
12c
1
Oil
36c
19c
—
—
Bank of Nova Scotia
Feb
Jan
4.00
lie
Jan
Jan
75c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
al5
lOc
18 %c
Jan
3.10
al5
1.36
105
Jan
7,200
Atlln-Ruffner
26c
6%c
1,250
10c
Jan
liy2c
10,050
Yellowknife
1.10
500
104
5,000
1
Steels
6,800
2,000
46
665
16c
1
1.30
6%c
5,909
105
15c
—1
Jan
56c 59%c
51 Vi
104
93c
CorD
Jan
al5
Copper
Petroleums
Feb
Feb
49 Vi
pfd__50
Gold
Metals
83c
•
l
Feb
4.70
43 %
15c
30c
Armistice
23c
•
Bailey Selburn Oils
Arjon
Feb
l
Stocks—
33c
Feb
Jan
105
1
Jan
Jan
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
.1
Western Tungsten
Copper Mines Ltd—1
Oil
& Paper
—
72c
21c
2,182
88c
Mines
Preferred
16c
Feb
Mines
Pyrite &
Jan
3.50
40
50 Vi
*
6,100
18c
Ltd
71,175
27c
Corp
5,000
1
Mines
Arcan
73c
82c
r
28c
1,900
4.70
43Vi
11
16c
Jan
•
Ventures Ltd
Vinray Malartic
32c36y2c
93c
Mines
16c
Feb
Corp Ltd
Ankeno
72c
Feb
United Montauban Mines
Feb
1.00 Jan
5.25
Apex Cons Res
Aquarius Porcupine
Ascot
97/8c
Ltd
2.15
4.20
Jan
2.60
23c
65 %c
Ltd
Jan
27c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Area
500
Ltd
1.75
40 Vi
__
Ltd
Argus Corp common
1
Goldfields
Mines
1,025
43
*
Jan
Jan
43,500
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
11c
Mines
2.15
6,154
Feb
6c
Jan
__
Feb
1.75
Feb
2.05
Feb
16c
4c
7.15
3.50
402
Jan
50c
Feb
Jan
2.70
1
Jan
Jan
11,000
Jan
1.40
Feb
1 Vic
1
1.48
3.25
22,100
78c
,
1.11. Jan
450
12
78c
Ltd
4,400
16,050
8c
9%c
Mirjes Ltd
Mines
•"Tiblemont
Mines
98c
3.20
10c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sudbury
Jan
Jan
1.33
6c
4%c Jan
Feb
600
__
85c
Feb
Jan
3.40
2.85
23c
Feb
500
1
85c
11%
1
Corp
Jan
8 V4
3.40
8c
11'/2
Feb
2.60
nc
82c
Jan
1.20
'
*
A
Pulp
2,500
__
—
Oil
4c
nc
Feb
12
Anglo
3.10
38c
75c
8%
Feb
1
pfd_r
Anglo-Huronian
2%c
1
17c
11,550
2.88
Anglo-Canadian
4c
1.
16c
Jan
77c
1
1
Ltd
Jan
15c
*
Ltd.'
(1944)
Mines
100%
1
class
Feb
3.10
•
Mines
Gold
Jan
10c
5
I
Standard
Dev
Jan
I6c
Stadacona
OiJ
26c
14,100
3.95
100
25
Petroleums
57 '/4
29c
1.51
514c
4.00
Feb
9,550
Lead
65 Vic
1.19
1.40
1
18
2,500
Anacon
Jan
200
4%c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd..
Feb
Jan
13c
Anchor
Feb
4c
1.41
1.36
Feb
17
16c
Jan
Feb
2,000
47/8c
.1
Feb
7
50c
54%
2,000
4'/4c
1.19
Amurex
Petroleums
21c
75
20c
Lt.d___1
26%
Jan
8'/4
Jan
1.10
-
Mines
68c
32c
Yellowknife
4Vic
Feb
3Vic Feb
1
Ltd
2nd
Nepheline
11
__
Jan
6ys
1
American
214c
26
75c
1.20
_1
Larder
American
10,000
__
18%
8V4
75c
2.15
—
Canada
Jan
57c
__
12c
Jan
15 %c
—
j._1
Ltd
of
Amalgamated
Jan
1
Ltd
Aluminium
Jan
6.00
63/4c
12 %c
*
24c
22c
1
110
_*
—
Feb
5714
__
100% 100%
.
—
•
Cons
Jan
57c
..1
Pacific
5.70
21c
3.75
300
.*
com—
16c
5614
__
Ltd—1—
Distillerers
8
22c
1
18
18
1
Gas—
61,700
5714
__
17%
Knife
23c
15c
22c
700
Petroleums
Consolidated
a5.25
Feb
__
6%
•
a5.25
Jan
16c
4,005
6V4
__
High
16%
Jan
61c
1
Ltd—
Mines Ltd
Royran Gold Fields
12c
13c
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Rix-Athabasca
5,000
1,000
__
11,079
Aigoma Steei
3,500
nc
l8Vi
26Va
1
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
65c
31c
Low
17%
*
Alberta
13c 13Vac
__
Range since Jan 1
High
26%
*
Jan
63c
__
Low
isy4
common
Jan
8,000
__
Shares
26 %
*
Jan
13,000
__
for Week
•
Oil
17c
__
Sales
Range
of Prices
20
common
7c
18
6c
Ltd.l
Ltd
Mines
Paper
Yellow
Akaitcho
Aluminum
8.25
Exchange
Week's
Last
6Vic
Feb
4c
*
Ltd
Corp
Jan
5'/2c
l
Dome
12c
Jan
5c
3%c
*
Ltd
Mines
Prime
East
20c
8.10
__
Jan
Feb
17
6c
1
Goldfields
68c
3y2c
1
Mining Co
Porcupine
12c
5c
800
1
Ltd
Gold
Ferchcourt.
1,500
2,000
50c
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Pdto Cons Gold
Dredging
Quebec
Jan
1
...
'Paramaque
Preston
20c
5c
54c
85c
•
common
&
Albermont
Jan
l
Ltd
Uranium
Pacific
Jan
17c
171/2
Jan
1
Ajax Petroleums
4,500
l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec
Orchan
Feb
20c
1
Pyrites Co
2.85
18c
»
Ltd
(1945)
Jan
20c
5c
Feb
50c
60c
100
Gas
Jan
5
Ltd
Mines
2.00
1
Ltd
Ltd
Acme
3V2c
17
Jan
1.65
80c
—
Acadia-Uranium
10c
1
Normetal Mining Corp
Jan
Feb
1
Mines
Mines
Feb
12c
Jan
__i
Ltd...
"U"
Mines
14i/a
Feb
Jan
5%c5%c
400
9.10
80c
—
.
*
4c
__
.
•
1
_
.
_
Class A
3c
17
Jan
—
Preferred
Jan
9c
•
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
12
1
Co
Ltd
Mines
a—
Jan
51c
5'/2c
8
1.80
preferred
$1.50
500
l
Ltd-j....'.
Mines
New-Delhi
65c
Jan
6.45
6.45
Friday
6,700
l
Canada
Mines
56c
Feb
1.80
1.50
Sale Price
19,700
Ltd...
Mining Cor Ltd
of
33 %c
4,300
3.90
3.15
200
STOCKS
9c
1
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill Island
2.43
10%
Feb
613
26,700
Ltd_ —1
Limited
Co
Agnew-Surpass
2.30
Jan
Jan
9.50
Canadian Fonda
3c
1.00
Mines
26Vic Jan
5,279
Feb
Jan
Feb
29c
,
Jan
a..
1,325
9c
90c
21c
Toronto Stock
9c
l
Uranium
Macdonald
al4V2
9c
Jon
Jan
a8.90
Feb
3c
1
Ltd-
Louvicourt Goldfields
al4
75c
19c
1.65
Jan
9c
__
1
Ltd....
Lingside Copper Mining
Nocana
110
.1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Mines
Monpas
1,000
800
1,000
3.60
„
—
Alberta
Ltd-
Zinc
Asbestos
Lake Shore
Lorado
27c
a20c
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—..1
Lafayette
Lavalie
Mines
&
27c
85c
20c
Jan
Feb
1
r___
Kayrand Mining Dev Co Ltd.
Kepmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—
Pitt
12%
25c
ai8c
1
Ltd
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust
Jan
8.90
Ltd
Homestead
.1
Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
New
11 y4
60c
Feb
3.15
Jan
l
Mines
Feb
1.20
4.65
85c
•
Ltd
Jan
53c
2.40
2.25
Jan
Jan
3.85
90c
Feb
2,100
28,400
1
Jan
1.50
40c
Jan
Jan
2.35
1.08
9c"
400
41'/ic Jan
1.00
al4'/2
26,400
9.00
_
—
_
Development
Oils
Feb
Feb
4.00
1
3,000
1.00
4.40
3.50
—1
Ltd-
CorD
Petrol-Chemical
5c
5c
88c
3
Jan
Feb
1.03
1
Ltd
27c
20c
—
Co
Valley
Trican
3.80
,_■>
Ltd
Mining & Dev Co
Lso Uranium
Jack
Iron
Collieries
Feb
1.45
Ltd.
Acadia-Atlan
Head
Jan
2.50 Feb
1.65
Petroleums
Jan
95c
__
5.40
Jan
20c
3.90
•
24 %c
Jan
48c
1
Superior Oils of Canada
Jan
43/4c
525
New
Feb
700
2,800
85c
1
Ltd
Petroleums
10c
1,400
3.05
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
Ltd
40c
Jan
•
Petroleums
ll%c
Feb
15%
Jan
9.50
Feb
10c
15
—1
—:
Par
Geco Mines
1.80
85c
4.15
__
93c
Ltd
45c
Jan
1.26
250
-
2.95
Jan
Jan
1.90
1,500
1.28
5c
*
Feb
•
Corp
Feb
8c
15,800
2.60
Ltd
3.65
Inc
Ltd
Co
Oils
Feb
8%c
1,500
1.95
Feb
7.75
6,000
10c 10'/2c
50c
2.75
30c
1
Limited
200
Jan
Jan
11
2,400
30c
3.15
__
3.65
—
Ltd
Minerals
Oils
Feb
2.20
1
Mines
Fenimore
Frobisher
Producers
Gateway
18c
2.70
1
3.65
High
Feb
15'/«
Ltd
Ltd
5.15
Low
9
Jan
3.80
1
Corn
Jan
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Jan
7c
__1
Mines Ltd
4.45
Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas—
9c
5c
26c
1,700
4.85
*
19V2c
3.10
__
10%
4.60
•
Ltd
2,000
iiv2c
'
Jan
4.55
4.55
Co_^
Oils Ltd
Leduc
13,000
3.10
1
Ltd
Oils
Oil
Central
22,700
•
Nickel
Atlantic
Feb
3.15
ll'/2c
1
Mines
Mines Ltd
Metals
Admirals
1
Jan
3.25
2.85
1.26
1
Mines Ltd
East Sullivan
__
1
Ltd
East
Jan
9'/2c 10V'2c
1.90
1
Consolidated Candego Mines Ltd
Cons Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
Consolidated
lO'/ac
;_^_50c
Explorers Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Cons
3.15
850
•
lOVzC
8a/4C
—1
Research
Chibougamau
500
10%
—
Ltd
Oils
Southern
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Canada Oils Lands Ltd_^
'
8.70
„
35c
:•
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chemical
Fab
25
21%
Cons Oil & Gas
National
Mines Ltd
1
Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—*
Mines
Ltd
•'
Canadian
Eastern
Jan
11
2.20
Campbell Chibougamau
Dome
20V8
5V4c
__
1
Ltd—
Smelt
&
44c
•
Bouscatiillac Gold Mines Ltd
Cortez
100
Calvan
Shares
10%
,
Ltd
Jan
'
5.900
.
1
Cobalt
10
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
,Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
17?
7c
1
Mines Ltd.
Celta
Jan
■
Range
Par
20c
—
1
Belville Gold
Boreal
10
Feb
15c
2.90
•
Mining
Last
19'/2c
_•
—
& Iron
3.20
Mipes—1
Ltd
Sulphur
Bouzan
6%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Canadian
Corp
1'
•
■
High
Feb
Stocks—
Mining
American
Atlas
,,,.5
6%
•
Canadian
Mining
Arnora
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6V4
.—
'
STOCKS
High
6V*
1—.— ♦
Ltd—
1<)
.
Shares
*
Westeel Products Ltd
Western Canada Breweries Ltd—
Aconic
Low
FEBRUARY
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
week's
Last
»,
■
»
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Number 5301
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(861)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 19
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Beatty
Bros
Lodge
Telephone
Bellekeno
_
Low
40c
7
40'A
STOCKS
7%
1,015
45c
2,600
40 V*
•
23,253
18c
6%
Feb
42c
Sale
High
Jan
Feb
Feb
UociisiniU
Jan
7%
70c
Cochrane-Dunlop
Coldstream
Farm
11,199
39%
Jan
40%
Feb
15c
7,600
13'Ac
Feb
16c
Jan
1
4.00
4.00
100
4.00
Jan
4.50
Jan
•
Quebec
40'/2
14c
30c
34c
10,600
27c
43c
Jan
20c
Jan
34c
Jan
Consolidated
Astoria
9%c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Consolidated
Bakeries
Colomac
Y'Knife
Commonwealth
Gamma
Gold
Bevcourt
Bibls
Mines
Yukon
_1
.
Mines
Bidgood Kirkland
20c
20c
22c
64,450
1
._
g'/2c
9'Ac
10c
6,400
1
Jan
Conduits
Oil—
1
Gold
Boymar
Bralorne
Brazilian
Traction
BritaJta
ordinary
Feb
Consolidated Cent Cadillac
18c
17c
20c
50,650
17c
Feb
25c
Jan
Consolidated
15c
12c
15c
88,490
10c
Jan
15c
Feb
Consolidated
East
Columbia
B
2.34
2.12
4.75
4.60
Consolidated
I,700
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
7'/2
6%
Mining
Buffadison
Gold
2.39
5,739
20
Feb
50
Feb
•
6%
*
6%
6%
3,375
5%
Jan
__
14%
15
150
13
Jan
9%
9%
9%
425
9
Jan
6%
Jan
15
Feb
9%
Feb
Lead-
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.14
2.18
6.201
Feb
2.25
10c
11c
21,500
10c
Jan
18%c
Jan
10%c
11c
4,250
Sc
Feb
13c
Jan
Consolidated
29,800
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
Consolidated
West
10
Feb
13
Jan
Consumers Gas
10
11
1,210
-
Jan
Consolidated Press class
Jan
Consolidated
3,500
6%c
Feb
9c
4,616
60c
Jan
720
Jan
Jan
25c
26,000
15c
Jan
29c
4'/2c
Feb
6c
*
*
39
Feb
12c
1
1,000
65
55
50
51%
Jan
55
Feb
37%
Jan
45
Feb
7
Jan
8
Feb
17c
Feb
24c
Jan
45
7%
45
98
7%
__
•
12c
20%
52
52
*
Calder
Jan
20%
__
_♦
Burrard class A
Calgary & Edmonton
7%
500
22c
41,000
&
Bread
12c
Jan
19%
Jan
13c
Jan
20%
Jan
Class B
Cosmos
125,565
3c
11c
13c
5,066
11c
6%c
5c
8c
155,400
5c
16c
15'Ac
16c
6%
6%
6'/2
32c
32c
32c
64 %c
2,345
20c
42,600
21c 21 y2c
4,000
9
Jan
11%
Jan
15 %c
Jan
21 %c
21c
Feb
28c
Jan
Feb
5.30
Jan
Davis
2.75
Feb
2.97
Jan
Davison
Foils
commoq
Foundry
2.95
100
84
86
96'A
2,036
29%
30
635
8
10
29%
9
125
21
21
21 %
*
Iron
2.95
Jan
550
84
Jan
28'A
19%
Jan
83
83
60
78%
Jan
9
9
25
8%
Malting
*
5*4
56
56
125
Jan
51%
20c
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
Feb
43c
Jan
12,691
Feb
1.05
Jan
27,200
7%c
Feb
11 %c
Jan
2,320
96c
Jan
1.30
18
17%
18
3,440
16%
Jan
3.75
3.75
3.95
1,125
15cl6%C
8,750
11%
11%
—1
.
.
Oils
D'Eldona
Feb
18c
Jan
560
10'A
Jan
12%
Jan
107%-
625
10
Jan
11'A
Jan
9%
IOO
9
Feb
9%
Jan
10
478
9
Jan
10
Jan
25c
3,000
20 %c
Jan
30c
Jan
7c
3,205
5%c
Feb
8c
Feb
8c
8c
1,000
8c
Feb
9%c
Jan
23%c 23'Ac
2,000
21c
Feb
44C
Jan
8c
1
23 %c
125
..._100
125
37%
1
60
Jan
78
Feb
1,163
34
Jan
38
8c
Feb
9c
9,500
7%c
Jan
97/eC Feb
13,500
10 %c
8c
1
Mines
lie
12c
Jan
14c
14
14%
75
13%
Jan
15
88c
1.00
5,100
88c
Feb
24c
29c
55,836
24c
Feb
_
Ltd
27c
Mines
83
1.18
1.20
1,700
1.10
Jan
1.25
Jan
1.77
1.72
1.88
10,355
1.40
Jan
2.20
Feb
15c
15c
16c
18,700
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
.—25c
1.75
1.63
1.80
6,800
1.63
Feb
1.85
Jan
2
29%
29%
30
7,330
27%
Jan
30%
Feb
Ltd
Seagrams
Dome Exploration
Jan
56
Dome Mines
Feb
Dominion
Jan
1
Devon-Leduc Oils
Feb
9'A
Jan
Jan
41c
1.18
Producers
Minerals
Distillers
Jan
1.10
1
Del
Jan
Jan
125
155
37%
Feb
21%
Jan
78
37%
—50c
Detta
Rio
116
5
75
5
.„
_
Gold
Jan
15c
U%
9%
—
_
A
Feb
Jan
4.10
5%C
9%
1
_
_
—
Corp
class
_
Jan
21 %c
Mines
Leather
3.50
18
1
..
-
.
58c
1
_
_
_
10
9 %
»
_
—
10%
»
common-
_
Coal
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
6%
31c
69c
_
Jan
30
Feb
b
Jan
1.30
—
_
Jan
89
*
_i.
Jan
3.00
Feb
10
Assurance™—.
8.50
D'Aragon
Delnite
2.95
__
10%c
8%c
Crowshore Patricia
4.30
•
Feb
Feb
58c
Ltd
Mines
Nest
1,767
Jan
Jan
1.25
Feb
6.70
15c
7%c
Mills
Zellerbach
7,635
1,851
Feb
Feb
•
—
Trust
Crown
2.90
8.25
9c
1.30
Pershing
4.60
8.00
Jan
1.70
7%c
*
_
C'restaurum
2.75
8.00
24%
Feb
lbc
75
Feb
Jan
1.33
500
Feb
28c
Feb
22
36,739
•
Feb
10
Box
Mining
Croinor
4.30
Canada
Canada
117,244
6%c
3.50
———_*
voting-
Paper
Lead
2.85
Canada
Life
8,772
1.60
3c
*
—-
Cournor
4.50
20
Machinery
10%
17c
__
*
common
Canada
'
10V4
17c
1
Preferred
Canada
22%
1.33
2.50
A—
Pete
Mines
Imperial
Coulee
1
common
Cement
Cuuauu
22
1.33
1
T_;
Dist
Corrugated
1
Gas
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
18c
10%
1
*
Oil
22%
Exploration
fH)
Crow's
20c
-1
—
Oils
Cons
21 %c
3%c
Quebec Gold
Copper-Man
Corby
Crown
Bousquet
Calvan
48,525
.
Jan
Campbell
31c
Consolidated Ranwick
Feb
14,000
35%
Feb
23c
Jan
Jan
7c
55
Jan
59c
1
19%
49c
72c
38%
Jan
33c
1
Jan
Jan
6%c
38%
40c
Jan
Feb
24c
1
17'A
5%c
__
Feb
25c
38 %c
1,250
2.30
*
30c
66c
--
68c
Jan
10,800
136,280
Rochette
15c 17'Ac
10
4,100
2.09
48c
3.45
——L—
—
1
36c
3.10
Oils
Peak
10c
16c
32c
Jan,
38 %c
26%c 26%c
3.10
2
Orlac
Consolidated
2,328
22c
Calnorth
32c
Nicholson
51.800
1-
Flon
Feb
35c
1
—
38c
4%c
Flin
35c
Smelting——*
——;
19'A
22c
Callinan
Feb
Jan
:
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated Mosher
19
1
Jan
Jan
10c
27c
1.91
1
32c
2.14
Jan
8%
127,420
34c
34c
1
12c
Feb
Jan
34c
2.15
—
5c
Jan
50c
1
19 '/a
5%c
B
4%c
7c
6%
Jan
1
1
*
Class
300
45c
Howey
Matarrow
Rights
___—
26,200
7%
Jan
Jan
29c
Feb
94
A_
12c
7
Jan
3,816
22%
•
class
7'/2c
22c
46c 49 %c
—*
Cons
Jan
Steel
19,140
Jan
Jan
1
Co
26c
6c
5.20
Jan
1
Hill
23c
,
8
1.95
44c
Jan
3.75
22
'
3,695
Lake
&
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Products
Burns
Jan
Feb
Feb
Canadian
Burlington
7%
1.75
32c
2.39
Jan
Red
Bunker
25
900
4%c
Jan
1.80
4.90
20%
64,534
Buffalo
Building
Jan
Feb
7%
1.80
1,000
1
Buffalo
i
4.00
3.75
7%
2,176
.-1
48
.
Jan
24,175
Halliwell
90
*
5c
35c
Guayana
•
Ankerite
Jan
2.05
Consolidated
Conwest
Buffalo
4c
300
32c
Consolidated
187
Smelting
6,000
4.00
1.97
Arrow—
1
&
4 y2 c
32c
Jan
683
;—__—
Jan
4 '/a c
Feb
14
2.02
Jan
50
.
42c
Feb
7'/2
1
15c
Jan
7%c Jan
94'
.
Ltd—.
4%C
Lake Mines
Gillies
——-1
!
Mining
Brunswick
Feb
1.75
49%
Ltd
Mines
Brunston
7,763
33,600
3.80
Jan
93'A
Power
Oil
Mines
Mines
Brunsman
7%
9c 10 %c
Jan
1.12
50
A
Jan
Feb
14
1
Crest
2.95
94
class
7%
1
1
Cordasun
3,813
50
Packers
Columbia
Empire
Brunhurst
1.65
•
British
Reef
3.80
7J/»
7%
9%c
_
Brtiish
Broulan
3.50
1.55
__
pfd_10o
:
Columbia Forest Products
Class
3.60
—•
preferred
8'Ac
Discovery
1
Oil
11%
21c
50
Feb
39c
1
Y
Petroleums
British
9c
Feb
•
<pi
American
British
Jan
22c
1
Lake
British Columbia Electric 4%%
5%
6c
26,130
—1
Mines Ltd
British
1,210
39c
•
Pete
Red
Brilund
9c
24V2c
Mine
Bralsaman
Brewis
6c
3 4'Ac
1
Bonville
6c
1
:
Jan
9,700
1.80
25c
*
1
Mines
340
26c
7%
1
.
:
Consolidated
Bobjo
14
8%
5
_
.
Allenbee
1
High
4.00
—
1
Mines
Low
8
25'Ac
*
National
Consolidated
Range Since Jan.
High
14
1
Petroleum
Shares
25c
•
1
1
-
Coniagas
Beta
Equipment
Cooper
for Week
Low
*
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
trice
Par
Feb
40c
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42c
44%c
25
Shares
22c
7
—.*
—
Mines
Belleterre
40c
•
Beaver
Bell
of Prices
Low
1
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Beattie-Duquesne
Sales
.—
_
—2.50
•
Rnnk
4.25
4.10
4.25
725
4.10
Feb
4.60
Jan
14%
14%
15%
1,670
14'/a
Jan
15%
Feb'
33%
(Western)—
—;
_
33%
120
31'A
Jan
33%
Feb
5.00
5.00
Jan
_
■
Canada Oil Lands
•
3.90
Warrants
Class
class
A
*
:
B
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils
Warrants
62
1
.
9.60
SS
Lines
Preferred
Canada
Wire
Cable
&
class A
30
9,000
58
Jan
62
Feb
Jan
96
Feb
49%
49'%
50
125
49%
Jan
50%
Jan
*
23
*
23
Jan
8.55
2.50
Jan
9.80
Feb
2.85
63
23
Feb
23
61
Feb
65
'Feb
65
225
42c
42c
46c
10,199
4.45
4.85
2,625
Dominion
Jan
38C
4.40
Jan
Dominion
Jan
50c
5.40
preferred
$1.75
preferred
Canadian
Feb
Donukla
34
35
1,290
32%
22%
23
Jan
23
Jan
Dragon
28
29
5.202
1,144
21%
28
28
Feb
30
Jan
Duvex
16%
17
125
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
Canadian
&
Decalta
19%
19'%
555
19%
Jan
20%
28
3,362
20
Feb
28
18
18
50
29'A
30 »A
21%
Jan
35
'
-
Food
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
5%
Oil
Products
common
8%
.
18%
Feb
East
Rim
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
29
Feb
32
Sullivan
Jan
East
2,060
7%
Jan
9'/b
Jan
Jan
9.55
Feb
76c
•
82c
70c
640
Eastern
Prospect
Canadian Tire Corp
Canadian Utilities
common
pfd
77c
6,990
62c
Jan
79 %c
Feb
1,000
16c
Feb
26c
Feb
Economic
4,700
■70C
Jan
97c
54
54
250
52
Jan
57 %
Jan
3.50
300
Jan
3.75
Feb
El
45c
45c
1,850
14
14%
930
153
153
35
153
101 101'%
45c
•
14'%
__
101%
50
100
2.50
1
23%
22%
15
14'A
5,425
1,775
175
67c
15'A
155
Jan
EI
Feb
Emerald
Jan
Empire
21
Jan
24%
Jan
12
Jan
15%. Feb
15
1,485
1.57
1.51
1.58
23,800
6.75
7.00
800
55
55
75
Jan
1.42
Jan
6.25
Feb
45 %
•
2.10
2.05
2.20
1,900
Canadian Wirebound
*
42%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
1>65
Jan
7.Op Feb
56'^'
100
Flooring
40'A
2.05
•
Porcupine
Lake
Centre
Centiremaque
Charter
Cheskirk
Chesterville
Chimo
Fargo
Fpb
Federal
6%
Jan
2.55
5%
25%
Feb
4.25
Jan
1.43
Jan
6'A
Feb
Feb
205
Jan
6%
Feb
43c
Jan
Feb
25
Jan
6
6
25
6
Feb
6
Feb
25c
Jan
2,300
Feb
20%
20%
21
972
19
Jan
21
21
21
21%
460
20
Jan
23
Jan
1.82
1.75
1.85
5,200
2.09
Jan
20
19
20
700
1.75
19
20c
3,400
18c
1.45
3,200
85c
Jan
class
A
Co
Gold
Cos
Warrants
45c
debentures
Feb
Gas Exploration of Alberta
Jan
25c
Feb
Gatineau
1.30 Jan
40%
1.52
Jan
Jan
1.65
42
2.11
8%c
3.85
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Gaitwin
5%
Power
•
•
common
_
—
Mines Ltd
6%c
17,800
5%c
Feb
7%c
Jan
145,768
28c
Jan
38c
Feb
General
1
45c
48c
50c
5,825
47c
Jan
62c
Jan
General Motors
1
1.20
1.15
1.35
51,750
Feb
1.64
Jan
General
-
General Bakeries
38c
2.50
Jan
2.75
1
7%c
7c
8c
7,000
5c
Jan
8%c
Jan
General
Cobalt
*
1.10
1.05
1.20
26,679
1.05
Feb
1.20
Feb
Geneva
1.10
1.00
-1.15
II,076
1.00
Feb
1.15
Feb
Giant
1.20 Jan
Jan
1.43
83c
Jan
Class
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
13 %c
Jan
4.65
Jan
62c
Jan
50c
Jan
Jan
81'%
Jan
15
Jan
6%c
Jan
5%c
15%
34
7,610
91%
Jan
1.65
12%
26,681
45c
23c
64
325
101
5.20
Feb
Jan
1.15
185
101
4.50
Jan
Feb
Jan
17
Feb
Jan
101
Jan
Jan
5.20
Feb
30c
Feb
78c
Jan
90
Feb
92
Jan
Glenora
Jan
God's Lake
25c
Jan
Feb
78c
Jan
2.101
20'A
Jan
23
Jan
Feb
106
107
185
104
Jan
110%
110
110
10
110
Jan
110'/a
10%
13
117,246
5.55
Jan
13
275
5'Ac
Jan
5%c Jan
Feb
Feb
5%c
5%c
39%
39%
50
34%
Jan
3 9'/a
59%
59
60
174
57%
Jan
62'/a
Jan
5.15
5.30
400
5.10
Jan
5.40
Feb
1,550
5.00
Jan
5.35
Jan
5%c
-J
common
Feb
1
common—
-
1
Gold
Gold
Mlnes-
5.25
16
140
15%
Feb
16'/a
Jan
6%c
7c
17,100
6»/2c
Feb
9%c
Jan
8.55
8.25
8.75
7.70
Jan
9.70
3%c Feb
5%c
Feb
Feb
1.00
Jan
5.15
•
1
1
•
—
5.15
15%
6'/2C
Wares
Gold—
Jan
58c
23
5
-
Jan
2,900
5,400
17c
62c
39%
Lake
Yellowknife
12%
20c
58c
22%
3
—
A
Steel
_1
»
Dynamics
Petroleum
58c
22%
107
preferred
preferred
5 '/2 %
Geco
29c
70c
Feb
19c
1
Exploration
5%c
2.00
Feb
Feb
36c
1.15
5.15
4.90
90
*
common
13c
1.45
17
101
*—100
Ltd
8,300
22c
16%
*
common
Preferred
Frobisher
25c
5,400
Jan
warrants
23c
22,304
15%
18 %c
B
25c
75c
Feb
47c
1
72c
14%
12,700
12c
72c
4,080
73,800
Jan
1
15%
74,343
Feb
Cochenour
14%
12C
8c
1.34
Feb
15
60c
Mines
1.05
1.22
1.07
4.40
Fraser
78c
1.25
Jan
1.100
75c
1
Feb
54c
6c
75c
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
18c
30,240
6c
Feb
120
22,800
88c
*
Feb
35
18c 20%c
80c
51c
Francoeur
Feb
6,800
18c
84c
4.15
Foundation
2.50
2.50
Feb
23
11'Ac
Jan
4.95
2.50
25c
25
53c
Jan
2.60
52,500
14 %c Jan
7,200
4.25
1.00
Jan
42
Jan
15,000
23
11%C
7.00
Jan
1.52
7c
12c
35c
23
*
Feb
Feb
Feb
31c
—*
15c
Feb
10c
1
Iron
Jan
Jan
24
60c
9'Ac
9'Ac
135
71c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
22%
4,346
Jan
1.95
6,800
14%
85c
Jan
42c
20,200
9c
27
6%c
750
60c
7c
79%
6.25
42
23%
51c
14%
6,280
1.82
23
51c
1
Kirkland
9,350
300
27
76%
6.40
1.35
1
A
5,900
For footnotes see page 43.
6%
25%
5'A
Fen! trio re
Cltra-Lartic
T
class
2,915
Willians
6%
27
79
1.70
ctfs
6'A
1.40
3.70
__
250
*
2.39
,
Jan
Feb
127,750
•
934
1
3.55
75c
98c
Motor
7,400
\
3,550
Jan
6%
Manufacturing
2.42
•
4.10
87c
Ford
7,900
__
3.90
1.90
5%
93c
6%
Fleet
4.95
1.35
Feb
Jan
2.10
1.83
Feb
1.17
Feb
2.50
•
3.45
23
1.97
20
ll'/aC
Jan
80c
42%
4.40
50c
9%C Jan
21,400
Jan
700
1.97
__
3,450
93,561
1.14
Jan
540
4.40
1.07
4.00
10c
3.05
Jan
1
1
Feb
10c
2.o4
95c
10c
2./4
Federated Petroleum
20%
•
__
Grain
12c
trust
Feb
*
Ltd
Oils
Federal
•
Voting
90c
*
19c
Chemical
Jan
1
250
1.10
Gold
70c
•
8c
Chromium
104,437
1
17c
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
90c
1
1.05
Mines
85c
*
A_
lie
Mines
Jan
89c
*
Ltd
1
Trust
Feb
19,550
25c
20
1
Chemical Research
43c
Feb
1
*
Gold
Oils
Chartered
Feb
17c
10
Uranium
Chamberlain Oil
Feb
25c
;
Famous Players
Fanny Farmer
4%
Central
48c
27,700
Com
Jran
1
Central Patricia
Jan
85,350
43c
20
90
23
85c
6.25
6.35
1
-
61c
58c
34%
42 %
23
__
1
Oil
Jan
21c
1.40
85c
25
Feb
class
Mines
Class
Trethewey
Explorers
Feb
Jan
35c
Falconbrldge Nickel
Canadian WiUiston Minerals
Castle
8%
2.50
17c
1
4,031
24
17
Central Leduc
-
141
Jan
•
Eureka
99
Central
Feb
Jan
—10
Estella
5
Corp Ltd
2.00
18c
1
Glacier
Feb
125
Asbestos
141
36c
—1
Life
Jan
2,340
Cassiar
25
1
Gold
Sol
Feb
7.00
„
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.02
100
preferred
31
52c
6
3,875
141
2.50
1
2.85
6'%
Gold
8%
141
Feb
Jan
53c
Oils
101%
20%
Industries
6%
2.50
Jan
20%
21%
Jan
Jan
1
—
Pen-Rey
Jan
1.65
100
Cariboo
8%
2.50
18%
21
1
Machine™
Feb
14,800
6'%
Canvar
97/a
10%
20%
Investment
53c
885
74c
1
•
35c
12%
19'A
A
10%
*
Erie
2.85
65c '
3.50
20
class
Feb
Feb
11%
21%
Mines
Elder Mines
3.50
__
__
6'%
class B_
13%
48
Feb
Jan
*
Wallpaper
Jan
Jan
19%
1
Easy Washing
25c
85c
•
Canadian
11%
46'/a
*
Mines
24c
100
Canadian Vickers
35
125
21%
Steel
82c
33%c
Pipe Line Products
12
48
10
19%
.*
Jan
Feb
12
21%
common
14%
47%
•
Eastern Metals
7.50
pfd
Canadian
Jan
48
pfd— -23.50
common
Mines
Nickel
12,825
25
Canadian
15%t
100
1
Malartic
8
_
Reserves
50
1
East
Feb
9.15
100
Warrants
™
Amphi
Feb
18
7%
100
Canadian OH & Gas
Jan
I
8.30
*
Cos
11%
Minerals
8
__
common™*
preferred
preferred
525
Gas
&
&
8.75
•
Canadian
13%
—1
-
..
Eddy Paper class A
Canadian Dredge
13
Mines
Oils
Oils
•
__
Petroleum
Jan
20
Feb
20
Jan
99%:
14%
100
3
;
Devonian
14
815
20
Feb
21
__
•
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
Cellulose
(Dunsmuir)
3,297
100
«
Dyno Mines
__
25
Chemical
14%
Woollens
34'%
25
Canadian Colleries
com
Chemical
&
Textile
Dominion
East
$1.00
common
20
14
*
Preferred
Jan
227%
20
Celanese
Feb
100
*
Coal
&
Stores
Tar
10
•
common
Feb
4.50
110
16
corn-
—
Steel
•
Class A
5.00
20
100
Preferred
Dominion
•
Breweries
Canners
*
Feb
4.80
.
—
_
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
Feb
540
•
__
..
2nd
pfd
Foundry & Steel
Preferred
Dominion
2
Canadian
Fabrics
Jan
93
Oils
Car
Jan
32 V2
100
Oil
Canadian
Dominion
37'/2
Feb
123
Atlantic
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Feb
Feb
31%
96
Admiral
Canadian
2.26
37
m
Electrohome
Dominion
9.75
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
2.65
Canadian
—
Feb
4.00
96
50
Class B
62
1.95
Feb
9.25
*
common
5
250
3.65
2.65
___—
__
Canada
200
2.15
371/2
32'A
62
__
20
2,100
2.15
371%
*
3.90
371/2
31%
__
Packers
Canada
Dominion
3.65
3%c
3'Ac
4'Ac
4,150
8,545
83c
-81c
85c
24,550
79c
Jan
41
42
The> Commercial and Financial CKronicle
(862)
.
.
.
Monday, February 22,
1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Last
Goldale Mines
Eagle Mines.
——
Uranium
Porcupine
Goldflelds
Goldhawk
Tire
Goodyear
Preferred
—:
Mines
Macassa
8'Ac
7,500
7c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Macfie
1.49
4,313
1.40
Feb
1.60
Jan
Mackeno
42c
10,500
58c
Jan
MacLeod-Cocksliutt
4'Ac
4'Ac
3,000
5c
Jan
MacMillan
4%c
——
5c
28,000
7%c
Jan
5c
'
110
126
4Vic
Feb
4 Vic
Jan
4c
1,000
105
110
5c
Feb
Jan
6c
Feb
class
,
Jan
115
Jan
50
Feb
Malartic
7
Feb
7%
Feb
Manitoba Sugar
class A——_—.—*
1
Grandines: Mines
"
Great Laked Paper common.;
•
Mackay
97
49%
49%
80
7
7%
200
25c
30c
35,700
25c
Feb
49c
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling common
25'Ac 29%c
201,050
15c
Jan
29 %c
Feb
Maralgo Mines
18%
Jan
23
Feb
Marbenor
B
West Pelt
Great
A
class
Coal
West
Class
Jan
14
23
23
12c 13 %C
7,386
1,495
5
6
„
5
250
2.50
2.50
75
4.10
—•
4.10
100
3,000
Gulf
*
4.10;
9oi
6.00
6.00
6.40
1
9C
8%C
9c
15,100
1
9.30
9.20
10%
19,595
2.25
2.25
100
Wire
Freehold
Gridoil
Lead
Gunnar Gold
..
common—^—"
Products
Gurney
Preferred
100
8c
7c
9'Ac
18,000
—•
Alabastine
Gypsum Lime &
20%
'
36
36
36'A
870
Gold
Lake
Gwillim
20%
30
—
1
Gold
Rock
Hard
"old
Feb
Marcus
6%
Jan
6%
2.50
Feb
3.25
Jan
4.10
Feb
4.45
Jan
6.00
Feb
Maritime
9.20
2.25
Jan
Maybrun Mines
2.50
Jan
McCabe
Grain
McColl
Frontenac
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
7c
Feb
10%c
Jan
32%
Jan
36%
Holden
Oil
Home
Paper
62,200
17c
Jan
37c
Feb
24 c
22,200
26c
Jan
8%c 10%c
40,825
14c
Feb
4%c
4%c
22,600
4Vic Feb
7%c
Jan
%c,;
20c
21c
11,171
17c
30c
Jan
40c
40c
1,500
15c
15c
2,700
31
375
19c
Jan
8c
Jan
32c
Feb
Jan
13c
42c
Feb
6%
6%
100
6%
11%
9.50
22c
29,500
4%c
47Ac
2,000
8.00
18c
Jan
7
Jan
18c
Jan
33
Feb
14%
Feb
16c
Jan
30
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
10%
Jan
24c
4Vic Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%c Jan
21'A
1
1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
46%
Feb
2.45
Jan
40
1,200
49c
6,600
45c
Jan
126
125
121%
Jan
7.50
7.75
22
Feb
1.70 Feb
125
126
Jan
45
2,900
47c
100
common
19%
100
2.20
39
39%
660
46%
1.85
2.20
21%
46%
■
*
*
1
Mining & Smelting
Porcupine
Erie
&
Huron
30c
—
50
Bay
Hugh-Pam
25C
8.75
Jam
1.80
Jant
Feb
10c
Jan
1.43
1.38
1.52
14,980
3%c
4%c
16,200
101
101
20
100
Feb
7%
7%
297
7
Jan
L-
„
7%
1.33
3c
Jan
1.56
Jan
4%c
103
Feb
Feb
Jam
7%
Feb
6c
8c
3,300
6c
Feb
11c
Jab
17c
,/6 %c
20c
71,100
16c
Jan
24%c
Jani
'
.i.-
10c
2,500
8c
Feb
11c
aJn
46c
9,200
41c
Feb
52c
Jan-
43c
Feb
43c
4c
Jan
5c
Feb;
Jan*
22c
Feb
39c
41c
43c
43c
4Vic
4 %c
1,000
27c
39c
10,400
8%
8%
12,555
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
4.50
5
280
4%
Feb
5%
Jari
14c
7,574
27c
8%
4.50
j.-'
1,000
~
Feb
13c
12c
12c
Feb
17c
Jan'
13
13
70
12%
Feb
13
Jari
•
29%
27%
30%
729
26%
Feb
30%
Feb
100
common:
—
96%
94 ' 96%
160
91
Feb
96%
Feb'
14c
Feb
18c
Jan
Jan
57%
Jab
14c
—
8.00
1,045
7.50
Feb
37%
Jan
41
51c
126
8.20
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Red
McWatters
Gold
—I
Preferred
Midland
Brick
Mindamar
Class
A
Monarch
Moneta
12c
Jan
123,000
6%c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
3.95
100
3.00
Jan
4.60
Feb
2.25
8,077
1.00
Jan
2.25
22c
23c
6,000
45,241
6.10
7.35
18c
18c
8
2,415
8%
55c
35c
38c
Feb
48c
Jan
60c
Jan
14%
Jan
27
Feb
29c
Jan
43c
Jan
1,000
1.75
Jan
1.85
Jan
9c
4,500
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
2.03
1.90
2.15
13,450
Jan
2.15
9
11%
23,115
9
Feb
11%
11
11
—'
t;
11%
2,050
11
1.60
Feb
13%
Feb;
16
Feb'
Feb
Jab
16
50
8%
100
7
Jan
44c
46c
4,500 I"
43c
Jan
50c
16
44c
1
16
8%
—
4
Porcupine
Jan
Feb
1.80
0
_
Jan
Jan
8c
•
common
27c
Feb
1.75
—*
.—
7.75
Jan
Feb
Jari
8% C
*
'
—
common
26c
Feb
8
12,450
35c
Feb
5%
50
8%
5.80
17c
9,400
23%
■
300
50 c
23 %
50c
;
—*
common
21c
4,000
7%
6.50
*
.
Feb
14c 18 %c
*
__—
Knitting
8c
1.40
•
Corp
Containers
Modern
59,000
3.95
18c
*
Grain
Minda-Scotia
Mining
Feb
12c
8%
3.95
13.50
Gas
Mill City Petroleum
Milton
38c
1
common
——
&
Pacific
&
Feb
Jan
53
,
2.20
1
Power
■,
Oil
Midcon
&
10%
30c
•
Mines——
Light
Jan
3,500
10c
1
Uranium
330
38c
—*
—
Merrill Petroleum
Meta
10%
5
Mercury Mills
Merrill Island
Mexican
57
10
12c
—*
Exploration
Mentor
1,200
'515
56
10%
1
Lake —i
McMarmac
14c
35c
57
■*
1
Mclvor
21c
18%
Jan
7c
*
class A
McKenzie
4,165
4,098
Jan
1.60
*
Mclntyre Porcupine
Drilling
Red Lake
Jan
Jan
common
Preferred
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
Feb
9
Jan
——
—1
Smith
Howard
24c
17%c
8
14%
1
Gold
Hosco
Feb
Feb
*
—,
Yellowknife
Homer
13c
30
*
5
class A
Mfg
Hollinger Consol
17%
-*.
1
—
—
Preferred
12c
*
—
1,874
Feb
15c
1
*
Highland-Bell
High wood Sarcee
Hincle
&
Dauch.
Feb"
9,750
1
—1
•
—
i—
11
Feb
Feb
40c
20
High Crest Oils Ltd
1.56
7,450
8c'
Oils
Ltd
200
20c
Jan
1.80
•
Maxwell
97,400
4%C
Mines
Jam
1.30
8 Vic
;
Jan
12c
8
9c
Gold
Gold
Heva
29c
18%
18c
Jan
7.05
8%c Feb
16c
20 %c
Lake
Red
Headway
Heath
Iron
Lakes
of
67,900
Feb
7c
—
Ltd
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
8
•
21c
1.56
9,160
6,525
1.74
•
Mining 1—
Marwayne
12c
— —
Jari
22c
Jan
13c
—
16 %c
18%
•
Marigold Oils Ltd
Feb
5
4.90
27c
Hibberr. Mines
Head
22c c
18c
18 %c
————*
Carpets
Harrison
Feb
'
McDougall-Segur
Harding
12c
7c
1
Malartic
Martin-McNeely
Greening
Feb
14c
1.74
preferred——— —100
Feb
7.75
560
5
6
„
*
preferred
21%
12c
—1
•
*
Great Plains Development;
Great
27c
68c
18%
Goldflelds
.
29c
Bo usque t
Graham
Jan-
Feb
1
Manitoba & Eastern
Gordon
1.97
53c
1
-—.
7-
—
Jan
6,700
6,600
Feb
48 %
1.51
1.40
1.45-r
B—
Gold Mines—
Consol
Magnet
1:
Mines.
High
6,960
64c
1
Bloedel
&
Red Lake
Madsen
Gold
Low
1.70
21c
22c
1
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12c
1
Explorations
Shares
56c
_1
Macdonald
for Week*
1.64
1.64
Mines
23'Ac Feb
40c
Range
Low
——
40c
4%c
50
»
Jan
Feb
7c
42c
*
common
37c
Jan
16c
18c
1
Mining
Goodfish
27c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Par
High
1.40
1
Mines
Goldora
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8,970
Last
Sale Price
7,400
16c
7c
l
*
*
Manitou
28 %c
28c
.
Shares
High
16c
1
1
Goldcrest. J
Golden
28c
J
*
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
J9
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Gold
Week's
Friday
16%
305
15
Jan
16%
Jam
24%
Jan
26
Feb
15
Jan
8%
Feb:
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
—10
10
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
4%
Indian
Powders
Bronze
Preferred
4,712
6%
750
24
24
189
*
■
Preferred
International Petroleum
36%
43
28
9%
6
Feb
Jan
39
Feb
Jan
44
Jab
37
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
23 %
Jan
24
4,815
4c
Feb
4%c Jan
39
2,990
34%
Jan
39
Feb
37%
125
34%
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
42
100
8
Jan
8%
Feb
9%
400
9%
Feb
9%
2.44
36,012
2.00
Jan
5%
265
5'A
Jan
32%
42
32%
98
36%
98
37
36%
129% 129%
75
70
6,194
10
33
Feb
98
Jan
34%
128%
Jan
Jan
22%
6,187
21%
22%
10,069
20%
6%C
6%c
7'Ac
18,600
5%c Jan
9c
9c
1,000
1
8%c
8%c
9c
5,000
——1
3.40
3.25
3.55
1,500
1
_
Mines
6c
6c
7c
7,000
(1939)
Feb
Jan
20%
—
OH
Feb
5%
Jan
•
Jaculet Mines
2.85
98
22
l
Feb
30
22%
Gold
25%
25%
26
2,048
.—25
25%
25%
25%
858
25
Jan
26%
Feb
35C
500
30c
Jan
40 %c
Feb?
4%
preferred
——:
i\
Ltd
Naco
National
*
Chemical
&
Drug
Hosiery
Steel
National
Jet Oils
Ltd
Joburke
Gold
18c
Jonsmith
18c
1
39c
18C
20c
35c
1.82
Ltd.
Mines
15 %c
1
—
immmj9
Jupiter Oils Ltd
19
9o
6c
132
Feb
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
10%c Jan
Jan
8%c Feb
3.25
37% Feb
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
Feb
3.80
Jan
Jan
8c
Feb
15c 16% c
9,400
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
59,866
13c
Jan
23c
Jan
42c
51,700
33c
Jan
43c
Jan
16'Ac
19c
14,500
16 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
1.82
2.05
5,000
1.41 Jan
6,010
5c
2.05
6c
~~
"
6c
»
Kelvinator
Gold
Kenwell
Oils
IHIIli
1.50
24%
295
8c
Kerr-Adidson
—l
8c
12,500
1.50
6,600
16%
16%
8c
r
6%c
17'A
6 mo
16%
Feb
Jan
20%
Jan
25%
7c
Jan
9%c Jan
1.33
Feb
1.51
Feb
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
12c
12c
13c
9,500
8c
Jan
20c
Jan
Keymet Mines
61c"
61c
65c
Jan
74c
Jan
Kirkland-Hudson
70c
75c
7,700
14,100
55c
70c
Keyboycon Mines
—
%.?•
%
Trust
_i
Nesbitt
Labine
i
Uranium
65c
Jan
85c
44c
3,418
39c
Jan
48c
Kristina
19c
8,500
14c
Jan
24c
Jan
11 %c
Mines
Copper
Kroy Oils Ltd
11 %c
14c
153,800
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
19c
24c
3,000:
12,600
—
20
1.65
1.55
1.70
—*
—
New
Alger
New
Bidlamaoue
New
I
Exploration
Labrador Mining &
Dufault
Lake
18%
18%
18%
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Lake
.
Bristol
Oils—
Lake
of
La
Gold
Lamaque
Oils & Mines
Land over
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
New
New
1
Devon
—
Oil
Delhi
New
Laurentide
Class
Candy Shops..
Acceptance class
B
Warrants
Preferred
Harricana
New
New
Morrison
New
Mosher
Consolidated
19c
1.10
Feb
47c
Jan
Jan
1.80
Jan
17,
Jan
7.^5 Jan
18%
Feb
8.45
Jan
New
New
Ltd
1.20
Feb
Jam
1.14
55c
60c
19,300-
55c
Jan
75c
Jan<
17c 17 %C
3,500
15c
Jan
19c
Jan i
1.12' 1.22
66,900
19 Vic 20%C
31,950
-
5,906
1.53
94% cs Jan
19c
2.60
2.95
Jan
Feb
Janf
24c
Jan
Febf
2.90*
2.80
2.95
34c-
34c
40c
6,980
5,400
31c
Jan
40c
Feb?
38c
38c
44c*
44,175
22c
Jan •'
48c
Feb*
15c
15c
17c
15,357
15c
Feb
19%C
Jan',
35c
40c
9,133
28%c
Feb
52c
Jab
30c
23 %c
30c
38,300
19c
Jan.
40c
Jan«
7%c
7c
8c
9,775
7c
Feb
10c
Jan-:
6C
6C
6c
2,000
6c
Jan
7%c Jan!
13 %c 19 %c
51,600
13c
Jan
7c. 7%c
4,525
7c
Jan-
35c
1
■
1.37 '
1.55
80,900
■
1.36 Feb
17c
Jan
19 %c
Feb:
9c
Jan.
2.05
Jab
Jan>
20c
19c
6,490
6V2C
8c
5,000
6%c Feb
9c
Jan
lie
lie
12c
7,278
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
34c r
Jab
p
Ltd
Richfield
Petroleum
80c
Jan
22c
Jan
New
Superior Oils of Canada-
2,500
18c
Feb
22c
New
23c
7,100
30%
25
Jan
30%
Feb
Nipissing
Nisto
Noranda
3.70
Jan
4.00
Jan
Noraon
6c
6c
4'Ac
5c
68,450
9c
Feb
15c
Jan
1,000
4%c Feb
6c
Jan
3,000
4%c
6c
14%
14%
14%
Mines
Norgold
345
11%
11%
685
13%
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
North
15%
15'A
200
13
Jan
15%
Feb
North
19
50
17% Jan
19
Feb
1.80 Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Norpax
North
Oil
&
19c
Jan
Jan
9%C
Jan]
9c
Feb
12c
Jan;
Jan
20c *
Feb*
2.60
Jab
1,768
8%c
1,000
11 %c
2.10
Jan
i>:,:
1
Feb
10%c Jab
9%e Feb;
9'Ae
36,500
5'Ac Feb
1.50
2,500
1.40 Jari
8'Ac
9%c
4,300
5%c
8C
,1
59%
62'A
4,560
58
14c
17c
9'Ac
1,900
7,000
14c
7c
-
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-
8'Ac
1.46
1.46
Inca
217,900
l
10c
Jan
96c
93% C
1.15
61,510
56c
Jan
*
41
40%
42
905
37%
Jan
42
Feb
40%
Jan
47
Feb
4c
Feb
5%c Feb
45
46
1,788
l
4c
4c
4%c
•
13c
13c
14c
10,000
10,400
l
63c
60c
69c
1
13 %c
North
Star
Trinity
Northern
9,050
2.51
5,035
14c
12'Ac
15c
2.30
2.34
8,200
12'Ac 14'Ac
181,800
2.30
:
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III—I*
Oil—,
Mining
Canada
Feb
Mines
1.65 Jan*
Jam
lid
Jan-
Feb
62%
Feb
Feb.
25%c Jan!
Feb
10%c Jan?
O
9c
8c
*•
6%
I,
7
18c
23c
15,400
27,000
900
2.35
9%c Jan
1.78 Jan
Nudulama
Mines
18c
Feb!
2.60
Jan
Feb
7%C Jam:
♦15c
8c
Feb*
16c
Jan;
6
Jan*.
7
Feb
*
Jan;
Jan
25c
Jan.
65C
Jan*.
7'Ac
40,500
4'AC
Jari:
9c
Feb';
13c 16'Ac
13,000
13C
Feb
38c
37c:38%c
12,975
36c
50c
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7c
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Feb
Feb;
13c
(1940)
Ltd
Feb*
2.65
16C
7c
1,
14 %c
45C
50c
•
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Feb.
21,300
3,400..
20c
_X
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Mines
14c
11 %c Feb
24%c Jan;
50c
*
Jan
1.20 Feb
Oakville
Obaska
17c
Jan
132,450
3,600
60c
Feb
1.19 Jan
13c 13 %C
13c
Jan
17%c Jan
8%C .8 'Ac
1,000
8C
Feb
10c
Jan
Office
Wood
Lake
O'Brien
12c
14c
2.51
7C
"
•
23c
11 %c
Gold
19%c 22%c
7%c Jan
11 %c
i;A
Nubar
Jan
Hlb
——if;
Ltd
Oils
Northland; Mines
2.00
I!
Denison
Jan
-r.
Jan
5c
10c 10'Ac
'2.51
*
Mines
Canadian
11c
.
15c
15c
9%c.
II——i^
—
18,000
Yellowknife
2,500
2.35
'7%c'
.
Mining
10c
46
16c
6'Ac
14c
;
Normetal
9C
21c
Feb;
2.25
597A
—
Jan
1
1*;.
—
Corp
70c
10c
i
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Jan
-
9%c
Jan
Feb
19
-
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Norlartic Mines
11%
l
—
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Mines
100
97Ac
5%C- Jan
2.30
/
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3.85
9c
1,066
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Feb
24%c Jan
Jan
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ttih Yellowknife
20c
29
Feb]
9%C
5,750
12,300
13,000
Thurbois
6.15
67/sC
Feb
8'Ac
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
6c
14c
65c
5.50
Feb
5'Ac
15c
11,-,
15c
2,005
17c
5,000
55,000
20c
■
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2,000
6.10
7,075
67'BC
17c
5'Ac
6'Ac
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3.85
15'A
17c.*
5%c
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7c
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1,000
1,225
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12
100
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65c
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3,500.
5%c-6%c
51,200
5%c
1.75
1.85
8,100
1.75
16c
16c
16c
9,600
5%C
9c
Jab
6%c Jan
12
1.80
9c 1
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y
1
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7%
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Febf
2J34 Jan
91c, Jan]
1.13
—1
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Mines,
Norzone
3,000
Lynx
1.13
1.60
Jan
Jan
Jan
57c-
I
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Mylamaque Explor
Gold
{.
65c
Goldflelds
1.17
56c
17c:
1.13
•
1.40i
Mosher
65c
Uranium Mines
Jab
i
f
Newnorth
3.85-
Leitch Gold
Iiouvicourt
S.500
7%c-
Mines
6%c Jan
Lorado
Jan*
65c.
18c
Jan
,
13c
Feb
6 V2 c
5 Vic
Long Island Petroleums
Feb
1.20
8,165
12,200
{
JanI
9c
28%
8,611
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;
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Longlas
North
Gold
1.60
270,250
60c
New Marlon Gold
100
Lomega
10c
39c
■
Newlund Mines
6,500
I
9c
28 %c
34c-
U—
6c
A
2.27
19c
Larder
1.90
class
Feb
Kelore
Jan
20
Gold
12,750
1.50
Laguerre Mines
New
1.90
Groceterias
1.82
1
L-—t?
;
New
1.70
•
Long Lac
Janr
1.60
2.35
|'S-
New Jason Gold
5%c
Loblaw
Jan
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Mines Ltd—
1.90
Lexindin
Jab
28%
1.14 '
*
Highridge
Hugh Malartic
New
5%c
Little
1.73
26%
>
Warrants
Gold
Feb
Feb
Feb
19 %c
—1
Lavalie Mines
Lencourt
Jam
Jan
56c
*
New
Feb
*
——-
Feb?
7%
26
i
i
Goldvue
1.50
6c
A
27%
25 %
10c
Petroleum
New Fortune
8,400
1
3
—.
12
Jan
360
%■
„50c!;
J
Dickenson Mines
1.55
—1
Secord
Laura
1.50
Jan
Jan
825
1.40
*
1.50
9c
:
7
26
2.15
Development";
Continental
Davies Petroleum J,
1.50
1
.
1,700
56C
Concord
New
*
—
1.55
1.50
New
New
*
Mines
Luz
435
1.50
10
27%
165
7
Jan
28
1
14,200
5.70
*
common
27%
2.15
Mines
18c
810
1,577
22c
Woods
the
1,695
.
7
%/
Calumet
73c
8.40
30%
5.70
Wasa Mining.
Lake
12
11%
,
Feb
26
-
Rouyn Merger
Ryan Lake Mines—
New' Senator
8.00
18 %c 18'Ac
1
Mines
Jan
*'■%•
.
New
16c
67c
1
Shore
35c
23c
25%
l'|I
67c
8.40
_«
.1
1
Mines
Lake
8,400
1.69;
—1
New British Dominion Oil-;
New
Ltd
(John)
Labatt
28c
Jan
16c
.—
Klondike-Keno
Jan
24c
Jan
40c
Townsite
16c
Lake
Kirkland
12%
26
1
Being exchanged for
Kirkland
10%
Jan
25%
10
New
6c
1.40
24
Kenvllle
Jan
11%
Jan
'
Kayrand Mining
9%
305
27%
«„*.
25c }*.'■ 1.50
Car.
150
12%
24c-
* /;,
12
<27%
*
B
National Petroleum
National
11
20
s
class
10%
12 Vis
12 %
•
I:
Preferred
New
Joliet-Quebec
10
5
National Expioratlbns Ltd
National Grocers common
National
35c
35c
-
5 C,
com_.
Preferred
Jan
5%
32%
39
8%
9%
2.25
2.35.
5%
290
8%
1'
—
5
Jack Waite Mines
Feb
4'Ac
41 %
— —
—
*
Corp common
Feb
Jan
—•
,
Jan
4c
41%
*
5/100
—
Interprovincial PipeLine
10%c
36%
-100
—
8c
36%
com—*
International Nickel Co common
Jellicoe
9%
—
"
*
1
International Metals class A
Jasper
9%
38%
30
2
$2 preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining ——
Jacknife
8,338
mrnrnm
•
common
$1,50 preferred
International
150
34%
6
1
Acceptance
490
44
33
9%
25
Lake
38%
44
—£1
—
preferred
Industrial
38%
—
10,200
33%
——.
Preferred
9c
8c
*
Moore
8c
Montreal Locomotive
16C
7% Feb
9%C
Jan-
80C
Jan
Feb-
12
Feb.
Jan.
14c * Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb'
lie
Jan,
1.98 Jan;
18%<J Jan,
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Number 5301
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49
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Exploration
Jockey Club
J
•|
>
Ontario
Loan
,
Orange
Copper Mines
Coyle
2%c
1,650
1.85
23 %
'35
76c
1
23%
72c
76c
33,200
23
24
295
1.52
1.22
4.10:
4.20
6%C
____X
6%c
7 Vac
1
Navigation
1.55
1
1.10
<■
73%
72
Porcupine
Pan
«
Paramaque Mines
Western
OIU
Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration
Feb
Traders
1.55
9.25
Feb
Warrants
58c
Oils
Feb
9.25
Feb
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
74%
Feb
Trend
Feb
Trans Era
Trans
Oils
18%
80
17
Jan
104
51
101
Feb
9%c
37%
5,539
32 Va
Jan
36V4
•2,150
32%
Feb.
36c
Jan
500
40c
2.55
6,251
53,500
150
70c
2,200
66'Ac
Feb
75
Jan
Triad
15,300
31 %c
Jan
39c
Feb
7C
7 Vac
8,500
Parbec Mines
7c
Jan
22c
18c
17c
21c
144,400
!'• 11c
Jan
23c
Jan
•
4.50
4.45
i
Partanen
f
Pathfinder
Mal&rtlc
River
50c
70c
70c
1
6.40
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Gold
-1
Uranium
32c
Feb
80c
rJan
50c
58c
,111,400
39c
Jan
Jan
65c
19 Va
Jan
35c
38c
24% Jan
6,100
35c
Jan
42c
Jan
11c
4,000
11c
Jan
2.77
2.94
14VsC
Jan
22 %c
24c
47,300
18,400
10%
9
10%
1,120
1
33
Feb
River
x
1.01
Feb
1.41
Jan
27c
118,200
25
27
1.25
30c
40c
*
.
Preston
East
Dome
i
Quebec
|
Quebec
1
Copper Corp
Labrador
3.25
1
Milk
28%
Feb
Virginia
36 %
Feb
3.00
3,500
4%c
Feb
5%c
Jan
10-
Jan
Walker
Waterous
Radlor,e
2.94
Red
Mines
l
Reef
82c
~_1
_II«Il
common
1,600
59c
66c
26,600
30c
Sand
5,900
90 c
Feb
6,100
8c
Jan
4c
4c
2,000
3.05
3.05
700
1.05
1.00
1.05
9,500
95c
Jan
64c
60c
65c
25,333
42c
Jan
Feb
15
■
>.
•
200
1.30
4c
3.00
12
100
1.45
12.
8,555
12
1.32
Yankee
19c
90,900
12c
Jan
19c
Feb
Yellorex
17c
10,900
13c
Feb
17c
Feb
1,500
l%c
Feb
2%c
Jan
York
27,400
10 %c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
10c
Jan
18c
Feb
14c
18c
189,400
Feb
12c
12c
13c
14,500
11c
Jan
17c
3 Vac
3%c
5,500
3c
Jan
4c
19%
19%
1,575
17
Jan
19%
46
4,925
37%
Jan
46
1.61
1.75
2,600
8%c 15.% C
292,005
■*
1.66
1.65
-12
125
1.20
1.28
18,350
•
com_III*
i
1
1.70
1.45
6c
4,025
1.50
12
1.20
"~*i
_—II50c
m
IIIIIl
preferred
_50
preferred
«
I
Ltd
157/8c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.82
12
1.55
;
1.73
7,850
Jan
1.95
39
Jan
40%
Feb
45%
;45%
46
215
44%
Jan
46
Feb
50
Jan
51
Jan
Feb
11c
Jan
50c
Feb
1.55
9c
4.00
5.80
5.80
500
-
3.95
24
23%
Feb
Feb
4.30
Jan
25
Feb
24
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
6.00
14c
Feb
18c
Jan
1.03
66,274
81c
Jan
1.12
Feb
61c
65c
3,400
60c
Jan
10%
15c
10%
14c 16 %c
1.00
93c
15 Va
15 Va
38c
35 %c
44
19,000
.
.144
15%
.
2,465
39c
4,920
44
44
20
5.80
70c
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
10%
Jan
15
Jan
15%
Jan
Feb
43d
Jan
Feb
44
Feb
35 %c
44
47%
48
308
47%
Jan
48
Feb
30
29%
30
390
29 %
Jan
30
21c
23c
1,700
18c
Jan
25c
Feb
31c
32c
4,567
27%c
Jan
34c
Feb
24
23
24
3,588
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
,
85c
\
16c
•
18%
30%
-
Gold
6%
Feb
7 Va
Jan
7%
7%
100
84c
88c
7,300
80c
Jan
98c
14 %c
16c
3,300
12V4c
Feb
18c
Jan
18%
19
900
30
30%
2,894
10c
I__l
Mines
9c
10c
17,350
7.20
7.00
7.50
22,730
Jan
18%
Jan
19'A
Jan
29%
Jan
31
Jan
13c
Jan
8%c Feb
6.50
Jan
7.95
Feb
1
16c
16c
2,000
16c
Feb
18 %c
Jan
1
20 %c
20c
22c
28,450
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
111111111
1.80
1.80
1.95
3,450
Contact
16%
Preferred
16c
16%
16%
1,710
102
100
:
102
25
1.65
15%
101
Feb
1.95
Jan
Jan
17
Feb
Jan
102
Feb
Silver
Toronto
10
Feb
54'/4
55 5/s
30c
32c
14,200
6c
6c
500
5V4C
Jan
5c
6c
4,500
4%c
Jan
6%c Jan
16c
18c
3,700
15c
Feb
22c
20 Va
Jan
5c
21%
Oil
30c
39c
Feb
Feb
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
21%
350
22
Feb
16c
11,530
12c
Feb
17c
Jan
80
17%
Feb
18%
Feb
30
30
100
27%
Jan
30
Feb
34%
34%
200
33
Jan
35
Jan
55C
Feb
55 %C
55c
5,760
49 c
9,600
36
37
718
97
97%
38,987
5.00
45c
45c
59c
4.80
4.90
4.60
78c
Jan
Jan
5.20
Jan
43c
Feb
67c
Jan
34 %
Jan
39 Va
Feb
97%
309
95%
Jan
97%
64c
621/2 c
65c
19,825
62 %c
Feb
80c
Jan
7 Vac
7VaC
8c
2,500
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
7%c
7c
8c
1,100
7c
Jan
71/2C
8c
7,000
7c
7%
8
3,505
7%
Feb
971/2
98
142
97 Va
Feb
15c
16,000
12c
99
12c
99
99
20
5%
368
Feb
10%c Jan
Jan
8
98
9c
Feb
8%
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
5%
18c
Feb
Jan
99
Jan
Feb
7c
99
6
Jan
1.55
Jan
23 %c
Feb
30c
Jan
7,500
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
2,000
5%c
Jan
9c
Feb
1.90 Feb
1
1.26
A
1.40 Feb
Jan
1.28
1.35
■»
2.50
2.50
100
2.50
Jan
2.75
Feb
*
class
1.00
1.00
500
1.00
Feb
1.10
Feb
9c ll%c
19,883
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
168,400
18c
Feb
27c
Feb
1
lie
1
Metal
24c
Toronto Stock
19 %c
27c
1.14
.
Exchange
-
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Andian National
Anglo
Newfoundland
Pulp
&
Low
Banknote
8
8
205
7
Jan
26%
27
560
25
Jan
27% Feb
8%
8V4
8%
2,005
Jan
26
25%
26 %
375
8%
26%
Feb
Feb
15
16
50
17
Jan
11'A
1,800
*
1
preferred
11 %
•
2nd preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada
&
Canada
10%
5
Dominion
Sugar—
Jan
99
47%
Jan
49% Feb
6.10
2,110
5.70 Feb
7.25 Feb
17%
17%
250
17 Va
Jan
17%
Feb
14
*
14
250
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
33 %
34
225
33
35
Jan
25
Jan
39
Feb
General Invest
•
265
23%
Industries
•
39
36%
39
815
35
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
1
5 'A
5
5%
6,962
65
1.75
67
75
1.25
700
44%
45
3,061
16 %c
17c
3,600
79
81%
315
Canadian
Westinghouse
Copper J
Coast
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
Hayes
Oil
Pend
Price
Flour
40
Jan
39%
Jan
8%
8%
330
9
2.37
2.31
2.51
30,346
1.83
Jan
2.65
1.30
1.28
1.30
400
1.20
Feb
1.60 Jan
2,000
14%c
19
19
100
46
41c
48c
36,475
1.30
1.40
1,400
1.30
Feb
1.53
Feb
fFlat
14%
325
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
r
517
54
Jan
58% Feb
30%
1,130
29
Jan
6%
6'A
6%
350
6
Jan
31% Feb
7% Jan
37%
29% '
15c
I.
~i
14%
14%
15c
8%
Jan
36%
-
37%
810
29%
30%
1,085
34
34
70
30%
—
3,60
30%
150
34%
34
3.60
34%
2,845
28
27
28 Va
12Va
12
12Va
25
50c
53c
3,500
—
Odd
Jan
19c
Jan
19
Feb
Jan
61c
sale
d Deferred
in
Feb
18
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Jan
e
delivery
year's range).
34% Jan
Jan
Feb
30 % Feb
3.60 Feb
32
Jan
23 Va Jan
28
34
*
u
(not included
In year's range).
*
37%
31A
34 ■
31A
4 85
35
28 h.
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock dividend.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
12
Feb
12% Feb
50c
Feb
59c
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wdWhen delivered.
wlWben Issued,
price.
sale
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
privileges.
sale (not included
Selling ex-inter*st.
Cash
570
666
33'A
t Ex-llquldeting dividend,
Included In
(not
year's range).
Feb
35c
1
No par value.
lot
245
*
Consolidated
•
20c
Jan
85
Jan
40
Jan
36% Feb
36%
2
a
Jan
57 %
*
Jan
38%
Jan
29%
*■
City
39%
16c
71
35 Va Jan
35%
—1
Stores
39 V*
39%
1.30 Feb
45% Feb
56%
5
common
FOOTNOTES
Jan
Jan
57
*
Bros
Yukon
Jan
1.00
40%
29 %
6
Paper
Weaving
Oreille
Thrift
Twin
Ontario
75
68
5
—
&
Wire
38Va
5% Feb
8
Utilities
Inc
Ogilvie
38 %
__
*
Interprovincial
Minnesota
__
81%
4.55 Jan
65
Jan
-
7%
Paper common
Utilities
International
Loblaw
—
44%
*
common
Steel
International
Niagara
65
•
—•
-
new
25
25
—
5
•
Bridge
Glass
Dominion
__
*
Paper
Feb
87
5.70
5.70
0
common
12% Feb
65
80
Jan
*
Jan
96
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
.
49%
Canadian
1.90
20c
32c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.20
Jan
Jan
24%
15
Jan
95
*
;
Bronze
7%
8
49 '/a
__
♦
Vinegars
Feb
14c
22c
High
Low
„
27
5
Develop
Brown Co common
Feb
16,600
41,500
Range since Jan 1
High
•
Paper
Corp
American
Canadian
Shares
•
Canadian
1st
for Week
of Prices
•
Anglo
Asbestos
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
1.6!
19c
26c 1
Curb Section
Canadian Funds
1.08
4.60 Jan
40%
18 3/4
7%c '
B
Zenmac
1,300
*
Jan
Feb
12c
21%
1
Yukeno Mines
7,975
Mines
4.35
40'/a
183/4
Mines
Knitting
115
Elevators
Jan
125
6,826
Canuck
Class
1.70
•
57
500
8c
1.10
~
Jan
4.50
40%
7V2C
1.65
~1
50
4.50
7i/4C
1.11
«
3,380
I
Jan
40%
7%c
1.65
common
Gold
Jan
13
l
i
_
Thomson-Lundmark
Torbrit
9.00
3,890
25c
Calgary
Tombill
2,471
16,500
16 %c
common.!
Tip Top Tailors
Jan
9.75
26c
18 %c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas
45c
1.90
25 %c
i
Ltd
Pearson
55%
15
Jan
9.30
9.30
Feb
33 %c
1.75
*
I_
2.20 Jan:,
25
3,500
233Ac
50C
~
Jan
13
1.85
__25c
.
1.80
Jan
36c
23 %C
& Zinc
Jan
32c
»
6,100
Feb
13
*
British
50c
21c
Sujfertest (ordinary)
Taylor,
1.94
19
6%
16
36c
1
Lead
Jan
975
III
Ltd
Canada
Tamblyn
1.85
Jan
40%
*
Gold
Gold
Feb
Jan
*
A
s
19%
Yale
Jan
•
common
Ltd
Jan
Feb
_•
I
(1944)
Mining
Sylvanite
Jan
1.60
50
Co
Industries
50
Jan
39%
»
Ltd
1.85
1.70
~1
"
Gold
Inlet
I.91/4
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
Jan
39%
*
Silverwood Dairies class A
Surf
191/4
Feb
►
Jan
Feb
44
1
46
1.61
1
Sweet Grass Oils
Jan
1.67
Jan
13 %c
Mining
Mines
8c
Jan
Jan
3VaC
1
(Quebec)
Cons
Feb
Feb
50
Sullivan
Jan
7c
100
Yellowknife Bear Mines
l%c
13 %c 15 %c
15c
155
Sudbury
14 Va
2,500
5%
16c
23,464
Iron
6V4
2,263
7c
•
preferred
16c
17c
24
&- Gas
200
15%
7c
Alexander
Feb
4.00
class
6%
15
1
Hi
(G
15
24%
Radio
6%
7c
1
Gold
Wood
Feb
24
Standard
Winora
15
Feb
13%
common
Mines
Jan
100
Gas
25
24
Switson
Jan
41%
•
River
k Jan
1.65
Mines.
Central
15
3.95
Sturgeon
Feb
Gold
&
15
Trust
Paving
1.12
Feb
1,000
Rock
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Jan
50c
Steep
Winnipeg
Jan
15
50c
Steeloy
Windward
Feb
18'A
50c
Steel of
Jan
1.12
Jan
Creek G01d_——
Standard
2,712
__l
21
Sheep
Oil
3.20
68c
Jan
Jan
350
Stadacona
1.31
1
Larder
Jan
3,500
Stan well
Winchester
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
51
Starratt Olsen
Stedmari Bros
Jan
18
9%C
Oils
Jan
14
9c
Spooner
1.48
21
51
Somerville
1.22
1
60
9c
Southam
1.24
100
Petroleums
114
51
Co
Preferred
Wilrich
210
l
"(N)
12% Jan
•
4%c
Jan
50
Mines^
Feb
1
15
~50
Slater
Tungsten
18
12
Standard
12V4
•
(Geo) common
21
1.25
*
962
—10c
Ltd
Jan
12
Ltd
Mines
Leaseholds
21
A
Gordon
12%
20
Western Homestead
14%
21
19%
Power
12%
"
Jan
37 %
Ltd
Brcw.eries
preferred
1
Wood,
IIIIl
&
1.30 Jan
*
Jan
'
1.32
Jan
1,467
_
Water
IJan
98c
5
12c
2.286
1
Petroleums
Simpsons
1.20
lie
preferred
Class B preferred
Shawkey (1945) Miness
Siscoe
A
Western
1.30
13 %c
72c
5.35
1
Brew
Grocers
Class
Jan
13
A
Silver
Feb
41%
Security Freehold Petroleums
Silanco
8%
Western
90c
12%
Gold
Silver-Miller
Feb
40%
common
River Gold
Mines
Jan
59c
12%
Corp
Antonio
Sigma
Feb
40%
"III
San
Voting
Jan
16
jo
Industries
Sicks'
43c
Feb
8
_H
•
L—II*
:
Rupununi Gold
Sherritt
Feb
14'A
100
10c
I
Oil
Shawlnlgan
16,567
15%
8%
67c
1.30
«
Oils
Oils
Canada
Feb
Feb
1%C
A
36,375
lc
18
•
class
Ashley.
Western
2.50
38c
*
10c
!
Scarfe
Western
Jan
4,000
Weston
i
Scurry
Products
Jan
1,950
46c
32c
Western
Oils
Sapphire
Westeel
3.85
2.75
Jan
»
Warrants
Lawrence
Jan
Jan
20
Royal Bank
St
73c
20c
Roy Silver
Russell
Jan
8,100
"
Rowan -Consol
Rundle
65c
68c
45c
1.35
Jan
1.15
1
Territories
Feb
preferred
Royalite
West
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
7.35
1.05
1
15 %c
30c
*
Feb
Feb
1.12
1
Consolidated
Jan
14c
1
preferred
Robinson, Little class
Roche Long Lac
B
Pyrites
6,100
1
58%
27%
•
common
Malartic
76,800
1
A
Feb
Jan
40
West
92c
$1.00
Roxana
Weedon
1
class
57
23 Va
Feb
•
W'
—
Jan
20c
Kix-Athabasca
;
Jan
-34c
Robertson Mfg common
6','p
,
78c
18c
Oils
Silk
12c
90c
1
Feb
250
560
56c
*
10c
8%
__1
-
14%
58%
27%
33,055
IIIIIIIII25
-
Equipment
Wekusko
Feb
&
G
Jan
Jan
70c
1
Preferred
31c
Uranium
Prado
Feb
90c
Mines
Riverside
Feb
5.40
12%
Jan
29%
56c
10
preferred-
6,300
14%
1
Rexspar
65c
30c
-
3.40
Jan
18c
Regcourt
Rio
12,965
2.70
33c
Jan
Feb
Feb
56c
1.90
Dare
Amulet
1
MacDonald
Renabie
8c
"Walte
50o
Utilities
Petroleum
Reeves
3.70
4,000
65c
60c
1
Poplar Gold
Redwater
2.10
73,200
Feb
•
8%c
65'Ac
8 %
71,280
5.40
8c
—
Inlet
306
3.40
4.65
14%
Uranium
Rankin
8Va
•
29
4.10 Feb
58
Feb
5c
Trust
Vulcan Oils
Jan
J
Feb
6V4
Grey
Jan
42c
A
&
3.30
2,179
Violamac Mines
Jan
•
class
Victoria
2.00
l
Quemont. Mining
50
15
Feb
26
2.75
Quinte
31,710
29
5.95
immxi
Jan
40c
35
65c
*
4.00
5.35
Alloys
1,589
13c 14 VaC
Metalurgical
1.60
Feb
22c
27
58%
Ltd
3,100
'
67c
1
28c
Feb
Feb
18c
10% Feb
5.35
1
Mines
4%c
Queenston Gold
'%
Vicour
4,015
1
Quebec Nickel Corp
Jan
2.80
-
Manitou
I
1.34
36%
--
Quebec
t
Vanadium
Jan
Jan
28 Va *
4.65
Quebec
f
Jan
Jan
37%
1,000
Jan
29%
9-
Jan
29
•
Upper Canada Mines
28c
Jan
2.50
8%
1
Feb
Oils
Feb
Feb
Feb
33
665
Feb
Jan
9
50
3,590
18c
14%
35c
8%
8%
37%
13%
2.94
1
Mines
United .Steel
35%
5c
•
Prospectors" Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
United
Jan
27%
"
~~1
Metals
<•
*
Feb
3.60
3.95
25
Hill
22%
Jan
•
Feb
1.05
158
«...
Keno
Montauban
1.15
5,810
28 Va
United
United
Jan
36
*
50
preferred
2.55
18c
83/4
36
"
,
B
24%
7,900
1.20
36 Va
IIIl
B
Class
Ventures
1.15
1.10:
-
33
A
United Fuei A preferred
18c
800
1.10
—
Class
1
class
Corp
Feb
1.95
4,100
18c
Mining
Feb
1.22
*
.
Gas
Premier Border
Pressed
1.14
60c
4,872
*:
:
»
&
,
1.10
"
-_1
Jan
Jan
1.03
25%
9
•
Jan
30
1.95
Preferred
United
2.55 Feb
43c
1
35c
33
1.85
•
common
Union Gas
37%
J
33
19c
—1
-
Corp
Oil
6.60
Jan
500
5,900
—
Power
36%
32c
1.10
Oils
Prairie
305
Jan
32c
1.20
Petroleum
Poplar
5.60
91c
1.85
Oils
Powell
37
Union,AcceDtance
Union
Feb
Feb
23c
Oil
Feb
40c
1.04
Mlnes.
Development
Ponder
3,950
Feb
Jan
Feb
40c
5,425
38c
Jan
1.00
33
Gold
Pontiac
37
Feb
12c
Feb
36%
24
!
United Asbestos
26c
82c
& Gas__
Pitch-Ore
Jan
9,195
6.40
4.50
Feb
70c
32c
Crow
Placer
Jan
10c
1,000
94c
Mineral
Engravers
Pioneer
4.10
1,000
..
38c
6.2a
37
Gold
Peruvian. Oils &
Photo
70c
,
26c
Nat .Gas
People's Credit Sec—
Perron
599
1
ioc
*
1
Paymaster Consol
Peace
4.50
; ioc
1
Pete
9%c Jan
37%
.
23
23%
Feb
1
Parker .Drilling
1.85
Feb
Jan
lie
Pipe Line.
Tungsten Corp '
*
Jan
9c
Feb
19 V4
109
2.80
Oil
Petroleum
36c
1
19
53c 58Vac
55c
Mountain
34c
35c
Jan
2.25
2.27
1.25
59 %c
Jan
69 Va
16
40c
__
Jan
i
*
Empire
Jan
536
31% Jan
135
35%
37%
!
Feb
18%
Jan
70c
100
A
25c
8.15
,
class
—.
30%
9Vac
—1
Class* B•;
Jan
High
310
101
-50
>
85c
3,545
74
.
"
Finance
4.45
'Jan
42c
Toronto
7%c
Low
31
18'A
18 >A
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18 V2
Class A
Feb
Jan
Shares
30%
common..
96c
Feb
Low
__20
for Week
35%
Works
24
1.00
2,500
8.70
*
Feb
Iron
Feb
6%c
498,859
49c
9.10
3
24
Toronto
Jan
3.40
-
29,800
1.15
1
1
Paraour
Jan
71c
550'
46c 59 %c
(Eastern)
Petroleum
Page Hershey Tubes
2.10
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Toronto General Trusts
22 %
3,500
55c
Jan
Trans
Pacific
«
22
80,790
,
4%c
Jan
Week's
Last
High
Feb
'
46a
I Pacific
f
Low
*
4,500
•
:
| Osisko Lake Mines
»
;
4c
2.15
23
Gold
Pacific
High
2%c
50
Crush
? Orenada
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
,1.95
_•
1<>
STOCKS
Shares
3%c
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
Ontario Steel common
Opeuuska
*
,.2.00
i.
FEBRUARY
for Week
of Prices
,
Low
Omnitrans
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
v
Par
Ontario
Week's
-
Last
trading
Jan
/
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(864)
.
„
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, February
19
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
American
Mutual
1.05
5.03
5.45
Business Shares
American
96c
1.25
Aberdeen Fund
1
4.10
4.37
Inc—1
12.19
13.25
Aze-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
9 65
13.84
3.11
10.43
20.43
3.40
Fund
t
Mutual Funds—
Johnston
Fund
(The)
1
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Blue
Bond
Inv Tr
2
Corp
Holdings
1
R-l
(Investment
Net
B-2
(Medium Grade
Invest
Street
Fund
(Speculative
9.05
23.06
24.93
24.22
26.53
1
1
9.31
11.83
10.06
12.80
1
17.49
18.91
20.37
22.03
7,425
7,625
137
142
6.99
7.60
17.17
1
5.76
9.77
37.60
4.04
3.07
X4.45
4.90
General
X3.16
3.48
Industries
shares—lc
Metals
X3.43
3.78
Paper shares
lc
X5.38
5.78
lc
X4.88
5.37
lc
x4;25
4.68
Fund Inc—10c
X7.92
8.68
Manhattan
Massachusetts
shares
Ctfs of
41.30
18.16
Investors
beneficial
Trust—
interest
1
stock—1
5.58
Inc
1
Massachusetts
of
Life
18.29
7.74
6.87
25c
1.91
8.48
7.53
2.10
1
10.54
11.46
1
Stock Fund
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
29.67
1
14.93
Invest
Fund
1
7.79
Stock
1
12.85
beneficial
interest
First Boston Corp
2.57
36%
2.82
38%_
8.60
9.35
6.70
7.34
lo
6.72
7.36
stock series
Common
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
1
Bond
Stock
Series
22.21
2-6?
9.49
Inc
6.86
Speculative Series
1
3.47
Stock
1
5.30
1
11.42
12.48
Inc—lc
4.21
4.61
2.80
3.07
Growth
Natural
Stock Series
Fund
of
Resources
1
17.90
19.35
5.90
6.40
$1.50
Petroleum
lc
10.97
12.01
Building shares—
lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
9.88
8.92
8.78
10.82
9.77
9.62
shares
Aviation
Electrical Equip
Food
5.25
5.76
7.83
8.58
lc
8.65
9.43
shares
bond
Institutional
Investing
Priced
Fund
(T Rowe)
36.00
18.98
Scudder,
Stevens & Clark
Fund inc
7.08
7.76
Stein Roe & Farnhara Fund—1
9.13
6.34
Television-Electronics
7.26
7.96
Texas
Fund
United Accumulative
United
8.62
United Income
7.85
United
Fund
23.61
23.61
7.30
7.96
1
4.70
5.44
5.95
1
Fund Shares.
Fund
6.37
6.92
1
Continental Fund
Science
29.25
1
Fund
Inc
3.10
4.62
5.05
1
12.84
13.96
1
6.12
6.69
1
6.27
6.85
Inc..1
4.66
5.09
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
8.41
9.10
4.29
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
Inc
1
Shares
11.45
12.51
Inc__1
27.17
Line
Income
Fund
27.99
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
11.99
12.36
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
12.08
13.06
Washington Mutual
Investors
Incorporated
Shares
2.15
1
10.83
11.71
Fund.lo
14.34
Growth
Institutional
Bank
89c
98c
Institutional
Ins
Fund—lo
Fund
lo
1.24
1.37
lo
15.78
17.26
1
6.19
6.73
Boston—1
12.21
13.34
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust
of
Investors Management Fund—.1
Bid
Ask
2-53
8-
2-54
bl.50
1.30%
1.05%
2.25%
12
1-53
9-
1-54
bl.55
1.35%
2.15%
1-54
bl.55
1.35%
1-54
bl.55
1.35%
1-54 wi bl.60
1.40%
8-
3-53
B- 3-54
bl.45
1.20%
2.70%
10-
1-53
6-
bl.45
1.20%
1-54
Par
Bid
Whitehall
Fund
Investment
United States
lo
10
57'A
59%
Aetna Life
lo
102(3
105 %
10
31%
33%
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Automobile
4
142
Bid
54
Fidelity
conv
pfd
Apr.
Mar.
4,
1954
99.981
.986
Apr. 22, 1954
99.967
.976
Apr.
29,
1954
99.952
.962
May
6,
1954
11,
1954
Mar. 18,
1954
Mar.
25,
—.
.894
99.863
.874
99.844
Unit
Type
.834
1954
1954
.946
May 13, 1954
99.796
.807
99.916
.926
May
99.768
.777
99.900
.912
99.936
Bank & Trust
Par
Bid
Series
1954
'
of
the
Co—10
Manhattan
34%
36%
Companies
100
10
15
375
(ex-distribution)
Corn Exchange Bank 8c Trust-20
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
18
Continental
387
44
45%
45%
47%
44 %
47
3%
63 %
76
10
125
87
90
264
271
382
392
430
445
Trust
Fiduciary Trust
Cleveland
24
Central National
26
the
10
20
32
50
190
National
16
50%
52'
10
37
38%
10
44%
46%
25
36%
37%
50
52
387
Franklin
Hanover
Square
N
Y
1Q
Jersey
53%
63 %
20
Bank
50%
20
Co
(The)
87%
21.43
4.56
I
New
11.65
5.88
Series
1955
1956
1
2.77
ST*
23%
City
Los
Angeles
25%
40
160
10
25
Security-First
27%
20
64%
66%
165
Nat'l
Bank-12.50
20
29
100
260
New
25
common
Peoples 1st Nat Bank 8c Tr
31%
92
95
20
45%
47%
St. Louis
268
American National Bank
20
50%
25
5,2%
114
111
Public Nat'l Bank 8c Trust-17%
42
20
37
39
Boatmen's
20
51%
17
53%
55%
56%
National
Bank
First National Bank
Companies
Sterling National
Trade
Par
Bid
41
.—5
Insurance Co of North Amer. -10
Jersey Insurance Co of
Lincoln National Life
92%
N Y -10
_10
36%
214
Bank
&
25
Ask
United States Trust
43
Co
Albany, N. Y.
Btate Bank of Albany
94%
124
10
17
100
Trust
6%
277
129
18%
287
»
34%
49%
Massachusetts
5
25%
5
45%
10
10%
11
10
81%
83%
Tower
Trust
Bank 8c Trust—20
Grove
United Bank 8c Trust
100
26%
67%
60
155
165
28
Bank of Amer NTkS A—6.25
47%
4
63
63%
Union
Co
33%
34"%
.
26%
Merchant Fire Assurance.,
52%
20
Louis
Trust
52%
25%
27%
30
49%
60
Manufacturers Bank 8c Trust_20
Mercantile
San Francisco
39%
224
27
25
St.
43%
5%
2
25
Mutual Bank & Trust-
—
2'A
5
Bonding
27%
23
Merchants <fc Manufacturers
61%
National Fire
59%
lo
81
85
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Camden Fire
!
lo
58%
62
5
34(4
24%
36%
26%
National
New
Union
Fire
5
New
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
York
Fire
44
46
2
45%
47 %
10
44 %
46%
24
26
2.50
30%
31%
3.33 %
8%
9%
5
North River
Connecticut General LifeContinental Casualty Co
-10
267
272
Northeastern
.10
107%
111
Northern
Crum & Forster Inc
-10
49%
51%
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
54%
56 %
Pacific
Fire
10
.10
53%
56%
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
10
31
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
10
105%
112%
10
46%
General Reinsurance
Corp
Falls
Globe & Republic
Globe 8c Rutgers Fire
Great
American
lo
Hartford Fire
Hartford Steamboiler
on
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983
Consol Edison 3%s
1984
Ask
67
69
27%
28%
X53
19).12.50
S
55
85%
'
89%
69%
72%
18%
10
102 %
106%
Providence-Washington
10
29%
31 %
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
10
3%s
Central
Illinois
Power
Iowa
1983
105%
(Texas)
44
46
St Paul
63%
65%
Seaboard Surety
15%
16%
Security
5
37
39
Springfield Fire & Marine
Q
33
34%
Standard
22%
24
Travelers
39%
41%
U S
Fidelity 8c Guaranty
71%
U S
Fire
44%
10
~_l0
182
50%
187
52%
Fire & Marine
Co
(New Haven)
Accident
Westchester Fire
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s.
Power
RR
3%s
3%s
&
Lt
1984
103%
1983
105
106
trading
Stock
104
104%
1973
Above issue
—
105
1983
3%s
1973
4s
Treasury 2%s
Dllnols
Long Island Lighting 3%S—1983
Mich
Consol
Gas
3%s
103%
104%
1979
101
101%
1983
105
105 %
Northern Illinois Gas 3%s_1979
104%
104%
Ohio Edison
103%
Monogahela Power 3%s
Pacific
3%s
Finance
1984
4s
41%
48
Public Serv
.
103%
1959
of
103%
102%
102 %
1984
Co
103
1983
Phila Elec 3%S—
5
10
Ask
105%
Power
104%
20
Phoenix
Republic
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
k__
Florida
Security Issues
104%
104%
Nov 15 1961
was
on
admitted to
the New York
Exch
on
15
Feb.
stock
Feb
5
(Jacksonville, Fla.).2Va
Hanover Fire
pd
Bid
48%
Piremen's Fund (San Fran)—lo
Firemen's of Newark
5
Glens
33
(ex-10%
dividend
Peerless
Federal
Recent
Bonds—
New Amsterdam
-5
31%
28%
21
30%
105
105%
Ind—
3%s
1
Stocks—
Duquesne Lt Co 4.20%
El Paso
pfd
50
107
29
FOB
•No par value,
b Bid yield price.
admitted to listing
k
Narragansett Elec 4.64% pfd-50
5.85%
•4.44%
Stock
Exchange.
54
100
preferred
County
preferred
104%
105%
100
102%
103%
Elec—
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t
York
53
Tenn Gas Transmission—
x
on the New
52%
108
k-
Nat Gas 5.65%
Worcester
FOOTNOTES
,50%
940
51%
pfd_l0O
Kansas City Power & Light—
4.20% preferred
100
37%
51
.
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Trust-
Brook National Bank
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
33%
205
Pittsburgh
common
National City Bank
New
York Trust
I
30
Manufacturers Trust Co
of Freeport
10.17
Commerce
First National Bank
65 %
Long Island Trust
Meadow
of
National Bank of Detroit
399
Franklin National Bank—
4.22
2.50
City Bank
Detroit
43%
41
100
-
City of N Y
Bank
Cleveland Trust Co
First National Bank
Of
Bank
130
10
Trust
Federation Bank 8c
19.82
Trust Shares—
Illinois
National
_
73
Ask
66
100
4%
61 %
Bid
63
Harris Trust & Savings Bk„ 100
Northern Trust Co_
100
First
Union Bank
Empire
25
National Bank 8c Trust—33%
50
48%
Stamped
Par
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Kings County Trust Co—
Trusts-
E
Amer
20,
Ask
York-
22.77
Diversified Trustee Shares—
North
]
.856
99.822
1,
20.88
24
25
Gulf Life
Ask
99.882
8, 1954
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
Irving Trust
10
25%
Automobile
of
1954
15,
Apr.
11.05
32(4
Co (Newark N J)
American Re-insurance
American Surety
Assn
Dollar Valaf
Bid
.996
15.10
5
Assur
Amer Ins
Fire
"
Ask
,
99.995
14.80
8c Casualty.5
5
American Equitable
$1.25
1112-
Treasury Bills
1954
10.30
Maryland Casualty common —1
$2,10 prior preferred
-10
""
American
10-
1-54
1-54
25,
1
Co
146
52
4-54
2
3-
Dollar Value
1
Inc
Ask
Aetna Casualty 8c Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
1
1.90%
1.60%
Rye National Bank
Insurance
Dae
11-
1
Series
17.81
Dated
2.35%
1
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin
Ltd—
Institutional
Rate
1.90%
bl.35
1
Fund
15.69
Investors
Institutional
1.97
Ask
bl.30
1-54
Guaranty Trust
Hudson Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10o
Bid
1-54'
27.06
lc
Companies
Dae
3-
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
2.81
Industry
99
4-
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
Commercial State Bk & Tr„25
Continental Bank & Trust
4.28
Growth
1958
1-53
14.68
Shares
lc
Growth
1,
1-53
13.57
Amer
8.33
5.78
8.23
Dated
2Va
Selected
lc
7.16
1 yas Oct.
9-
Bank of New York
lc
lc
7.51
99.10
98.24
100.13
7-
Bankers Trust
9.14
3.90
100.2
2.75%
Chase National Bank
66.25
lo
100.25
100.8
99.26
99.2
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
29.28
8.34
lc
100.22
100.11
1955
15.21
Fund
62.75
lo
15,
29.28
Stock
_1
shares
Dec.
15.21
Common
State Street Investment Corp__•
Utility
April 1, 1957
iy2s Oct. 1, 1957
IV2S April 1, 1958
100
1
(net asset value)—*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark-
Sovereign Investors
Bteel shares
l%s
15, 1954
15, 1954
I%s March
Bank
7.21
Tobacco shares
100
Hew
9.76
7.86
l%s
March
20.52
10.60
—.—lo
100.17
1%8
36.72
1
9.13
shares
100.15
Treasury Notes—
20.39
Fund—.
(Geo)
lc
stock
104.2
V
15.48
18.76
Fund
Putnam
shares
Railroad
100.12
103.30
-
100.23
32
15.16
6.57
shares
100.4
101.6
Growth Stock
Equipment shares
Bond
25
1
9.37
Petroleum shares
RR
5
2.50
Inc
Inc
shares.lo
shares
100.31
101.4
Ask
100.26
1955
26%
shares_lc
shares
Railroad
25%
Trading
Pine Street Fund
Price
5
1
&
shares—lc
Bond
Company
Merchandising
Mining
5.53
5.04
lc
shares—lc
Industrial Machinery
Low
lc
shares
shares
Fully administered
General
preferred
Pioneer
7.63
100.16
lOij.29
IV2S April 1, 1956
l%s Oct. 1, 1956_
2%s March 15, 1957
100.8
2%S Aug, 15, 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
l%s Feb. 15, 1955
15,
Mar.
lc
England Fund
68.44
6.18
6.96
100.20
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
Dec.
Apr.
New
22.19
lo
point
100.18
Feb.
Canada
Fund Inc
63.65
shares
a
l%s
5.79
Series
20.53
Automobile
32nds of
more
or
MaturityTreasury
3.79
1
1
5.69
one
100.4
5.33
1
Securities—
113
100.3
8.42
4.88
Fund Inc
Group
112
2%s March 22, 1954
2%s June 1, 1954
7.50
7.70
1
Series
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Gas Industries
General
.1961
102.12
10.37
Pacific Amer Investors com—lOo
Futures
99.6
102.2
Ask
Indebtedness—
13.44
1
Income
Natural Resources
20.27
2 46
17.14
12.43
1
Series
15.97
1
1
Preferred
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lo
11,28
1
5.45
19.72
•
1958
2%s May
100.14
2.90%
Fund
Balanced
5.26
18.24
Founders Mutual Fund
XlO.38
1
Nation Wide Securities—
Fund Inc_l
10
Financial Industrial
1,
100.13
100.10
98.30
3.00%
Of
20c
5
—-—
1957-55
100.13
Bid
of
Bate
Balanced Series
Inc
1,
100.12
Maturity—
Certificates
12.85
Inc
value
1
Fund
Fidelity
101.6
101.14
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Corp—
34.94
27.51
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
101
101.6
Panama Canal 3s.
8.56
Shares
32.68
25.73
1
100.9
1956
16.23
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual
Investor Corp
National Security' Series—
Fund
100.24
1,
2%s May
l%s Oct.
100.9
wi
1955
100.20
2%s Feb 1, 1955-54
2%s Feb. 1, 1955
100.8
1954
1,
Bonds—
31.90
National
& Howard—
Feb.
Bank
1, 1954
19.77
interest—*
Mutual Trust Shares
Diversified Investment Fund_l
100.7
Land
Nov.
Fund—
beneficial
Net asset
Diversified Growth
Balanced
22.29
Mutual
Fund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Baton
20.62
Investors Growth Stock
Fund
40.88
16.52
Bond
t
Units
1
1
value
lc
shares
13.88
100.9
100.5
2%s
Figures after decimal point represent
X3.67
X2.79
13.48
31'A
10.72
l%8 June 1.
,2%s
37.60
•
lc
15.80
100.7
1954
Ask
Bid
Federal
17, 1954
point
10.68
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Steel
15,
2.10s May
a
6.31
25c
Automobile shares
12.47
29'A
100.5
32nds of
more
or
7.08
Business
Non-Ferrous
100.3
1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s June 1, 1954
Funds—
12.77
10.61
2%s April
15
one
Ask
Banks—
9.22
6.48
(Net Asset Value)
Managed
1
1
common
8.45
Lexington Trust Fund
-1
value
March
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
-—-—1
.
'
Loan
9.93
1
Stks)_l
Com
Petroleum
Mutual Fund Inc—
Diversified
Priced
Knickerbocker Fund
8.38
5
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
asset
13.27
9.10
Mass
Net
9.25
12.16
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Delaware
8.47
Stk)_l
(Low
Trust
-
asset
Stks)_l
Com
(Income Com Stocks)
1
Composite Fund -—
Fund Inc
Net
18.96
(Speculative Com Stk)
Inc
Concord
De
17.38
8-2
•
De Vegh
Pfd
19.94
11.8.3
1
Stocks)
(High-Grade
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc
Pfd
18.27
10.84
8-4
1
com—10o
Preferred
100
Commonwealth Investment —-1
Fund
27.04
1
1
S-3
Securities
Christiana
24.79
Bonds)
Bonds)
23.04
Fund
Chemical
(Income
Bonds)_l
Priced
25.99
Inc
Shares
Century
(Discount
2.75s
27.97
24.02
Corp
Fund
General
Canadian
(Low
26.30
21.43
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canada
B-3
B-4
S-l
10c
value
asset
Bid
31.70
1
•
9.57
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home
Bonds)
K-2
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad
31.08
--1
America—
of
Boston Fund Inc
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Mutual
Inc
83 4
2Vz
10.40
8
Beneficial Corp
Blair
Bid
Keystone Custodian Funds—
K-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Par
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
,
:
i
Volume 179
Number 5301
S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
an
increase compared with
Pre¬
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 20, clearings for all
12.9% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$22,797,147,387 against $20,201,593,207 for the
Our preliminary total stands
At this center
week in 1953.
same
Third Federal Reserve
the
gain for the week ending Friday of 23.0%.
a
week
Our comparative
summary
for
i
BY
New
York
1,107,282,633
Philadelphia
San
—
2.1
373,688,284
+
1.0
352,500,000
359,700,000
—
4,430,806
853,000,000
4.1
4,233,995
961,000,000
2,996,470
+
8.4
3,167,892
3,609,816
6,509,143
+
2.4
6.375.415
3,182,875
2,910,351
+
9.4
3.090.416
8,470,276
6,759,463
2,980,874
5,883,458
10,474,918
+
44.0
6,351,590
9,960,794
6,621,256
4.9
8,690,790
+ 12,4
10,487,724
11,042,439
10,511,954
7,730,986
868,360,286
898,721,484
—
3.4
1,009,728,803
1,068,972,951
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
593,162,658
—
7.8
442,029,807
450,978,111
—
500,925,945
+
1.5
273,554,052
-
—
-
Cleveland
-
Baltimore
—
Other cities,
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
days
332,484,126
1
-
3,979,575,998
—
$22,001,232,188 $19,396,026,930
cities, five days
795,915,199
day
one
805,566,277
Total
issue
ends
of
cannot furnish them
We
week.
next
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Fifth
+
5.7
7,714,066
9,829,056
+
7.2
0.6
5,249,896
206,015,194
420,978,503
40,796,200
5,913,000
220,216,686
+
9^ 136',898
9,798,088
6.7
9,836,069
269,592,049
9,909,602
332,854,347
—19.0
360,733,779
328,747,891
946,486,431
(7 cities)
987,884,861
—
4.2
1,051,986,811
1,038,324,526
5.1
3,373,085
18,485,000
153,376,956
159,084,587
Federal
Reserve
3,316,022
District of
Total
17,610,000
146:602.039
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
3,495,283
17 240 000
155,114,215
In
the elaborate detailed
able to
are
the week
as
statement, however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
For that week there
was
increase of
an
week in 1953.
same
at this center
showing
increase of 10.9%.
an
District
in which
they
5,675,407
1.5
5,415,669
243,047,123
+
27.6
102,460,707
+
2.2
249,229,692
98,186,618
4,815,177
209,762,996
104,195,614
527,402,735
+11.4
528,067,020
496,682,789
24,203,849
94,158.545
21,198,164
90,764,647
290,100,000
304,700,000
5,282,554
Nashville
Augusta
located and from this
are
the totals record
an
we
note that in
increase of 9.9%,
2.3%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
11.4%, and in the Atlanta Iteserve District by 1.1%.
larger by
are
The Chicago Reserve District
loss of 8.3%, but the St. Louis Reserve District enjoys a gain of 5.3%, and
Reserve District of 9.8%.
In the Dallas Reserve District there is
decline of 1.0%, but in the Kansas City Reserve District there is
a
improvement of
an
2.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.8%.
the
following
we
•.
.
a
Boston---,
OF
BANK
3rd
4th
*_
Philadelphia
11
,
11
.
7
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
8th
Chicago
Louis
__
Minneapolis
Kansas
__
San
Total
__
'
Francisco--
__
_
_
7
6
—10
_
Inc.
$
Dec.
%
+
2.3
643,917,220
7,911,235,307
7,200,542,810
868,360,286
898,721,484
946,486,431
987,884,861
587,573,291
527,402,735
899,442,906
889,848,672
+
1952
or
$
add
•
614,048,115
9.9
$
656,744,826
7,829,291,663
7,708,706,629
3.4
1,009,728,803
—
1,051,986,811
+
+
528,067,020
1.1
864,324,839
II
996,949,071
1,087,398,024
580,858,285
450,176,490
538,603,412
524,850,540
346,987,563
II
350,665,896
925,725,750
859,043,901
15,711,210,116
—
8.3
.
.
• •
817,465,211
1,103,872,899
1,148,728,993
551,690,696
+
5.3
568,478,502
412,059,343
+
9.8
it
111 cities
our
detailed
430,700,195
+
2.6
561,965,225
553,351,706
1.0
382,223,006
361,880,168
+
7.8
888,987,470
917,918,344
14,934,026,182
+
5.2
15,713,089,514
15,870,192,262
8,076,340,315
+
0.4
8,364,763,211
statement
1953
$
Wayne
2,567,793
—
Inc.
Bend
Terre
1952
'
1951
,
$
.
$
5,211, 454
531,471, 051
3,045, 930
3,348,659
2,567,973
2.5
4,615,106
4,886,497
+
3.1
500,637,729
542,321,161
-
1,148, 805
>
7.0
+
-
+
3,319, 881
3.1
2,292,866
1,111,941
2,231,834
2,621,308
3.1
9,854,923
9,793,205
8,556, 751
5.2
8,370,770
9,016,605
10,337,991
—14.4
9,279,324
80,744,000
—12.6
76,113,000
8,639,084
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des
8,797,983
3,627,813
3,847,919
106 024 020
98,540,534
4',397;998
37,'l52,'l43
__
Moines
-
City
4,791,822
36,283,719
13,053,244
1.8
—
9,690,532
5.7
—
92,184,483
8.2
+
4,083,585
7.6
—
4,551,764
35,012,302
16,410,742
+'
2.4
+
0.7
31,045,538
8.4
29,563,502
12,696, 549
1.9
13,962,501
14,377,694
Island—Providence
27,306,300
32,752, 600
—16.6
36,451,300
35,052,700
Hampshire—Manchester——_
2,430,357
1,797, 430
658,761,324
cities)
643,917,220
+ 35.2
1,606,984
2.3
614,048,115
+
1,581,729
.
8,227,211
8,590,866
72,584,000 *
9,746,370
3,388,017
89,563,225 »*
4,690,267
33,102,622
18,094,263
1,233,155
1,216,013
12,958,513
1,240,826
2.0
1,351,452
772,281,117
—10.3
—17.2
13,379,441
13,953,755
4.1
800,491,778
4,328,311
13,914,524
855,758,635
4,715,197
6,928,402
9,761,703
—29.0
6,727,901
6,870,635
•
Decatur
3,905,538
Peoria
-
}
—*
Rockford
«
4,265,440
4,356,993
—
—
2.1
3,814,081
'13; 172,073 *
(17 cities)
996,949,071
1,087,398,024'
4,551,212
3,961,451
8.3
1,103,872,899
1,148,728,993
+ 11.4
269,100,000
—
Missouri—St.
Louis
299,800,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
269,100,000
173,620,182
110,335,635
2,313,482
2,531,616
580,858,285
'
169,723,445
105,124,621
551,690,696
+
—
—
273,700,000
2.3
181,020,184
173,469,904
4.7
116,262,943
109,111,978^
8.6
2,095,375
'Total
(4
cities)
—
+
2,402,777
5.3
568,478,502
558,684,659
Ninth Federal Reserve
6,558,638
286,988,788
102,096,369
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
6,758,448
'
1
.'
3,926,102
95,344,072
1,977,344
2,143,746
75,540,126
58,338,485
4.7
3,443,916
3,486,7J)8
103,753,713
102,081,954
2,600,364
2,148,131
—
+
6,857,185,867
23,588,811
—
'
—10.0
2,145,030
7,601,268,212
1
—42.6
83,015,106
85,825,593
2,457,236
14.6
.
8.0
1,948,800
2,638,990
+ 10.9
7,348,326,303
7,479,337,516
23,369,803
23,051,296
16,808,231
16,583,592
15,443,081
2.3
22,179,643
15,630,256
20,936,639
16,391,443
46,324,553
49,613,320
50,944,323
52,091,572
+
6.2
66,527,969
64,448,963
7,911,285,307
7,200,542,810
+
9.9
7,708,706,629
7,829,291,663
3.8
+
7,911,992
3,219,082
4,611,311
10,805,696
11,415,837
450,176,490
412,059,343
Helena
Total
(7
cities)
Federal
44.2
8,817,838
3,585,558
—10.2
4,463,469
5.3
10,496,846
9,549,610
430,700,195
422,146,426
—
+
9.8
*
851,593
1,027 104
—17.1
}
952,422
724,635
816 668
—11.3
635,255
7,725,172
9,444 ,995
—17.9
153,484,878
128;i92 ,566
+ 19.7
8,766,777
154,448,631
'
Kansas—Topeka
9,048,285
Wichita
1
8,702 ,986
21,189,502
21,651 ,441
327,094,398
336,194 ,734
11,487,423
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
12,023 ,951
4,077,769
3,625 ,910
2,919,757
3,170 ,185
538,603,412
524,850,540
—
Pueblo
Total
8,703,261
3,739,309
4,510,451
(10 cities)
+
4.0
798,025 ?.
673,869
156,480,781
8,001,343
4.5
9,518,341
20,196,183
347,622,520
13,256,616
+ 12.5
3,324,382
7.9
3,244,098
2.6
561,965,225
553,351,706
—23.2
9,663,201
1.1
313,403,660
32,988,983
8,344,124
300,524,758
30,333,410
—
—
—
—
+
2.1
2.7
6,997,324
9,114,973
290,777,090
287,730,024
26,845,253
30,018.060
Worth
16,763,278
342,306,163 1
13,360,487
3,441.152
3,260,550 >
6,560,000
—22.3
4,681,329
5,271,970
—11.2
6,436,815
12,586,567
11,970,869
+
5.1
13,374,347
346,987,563
350,665,896
—
1.0
382,223,006
361,880,168
+
3.0
3.1
—
3.9
+ 5.7
+23.8
+24.9
148,635,185
3,372,789
154,652,084
64,072,437
14v945,303
13,294,114
141,444,151
3,374,570
154,268,705
65,375,333
17,779,244
11,363,316
Galveston
Wichita
5,100,000
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
+
—10.6
(6 cities)
:
-
6,356,000
Federal
Reserve
6,804,000
5,064,922
10,808,95*-
District—San Francisco-
151,041,100
4,136,176
155,690,627
148,004,144
154,007,006
69,425,808
21,196,796
+14.2
462,894,145
493,916,589
15,812,818
65,675,707
17,122,440
12,468,570
425,137,600
11,913,736
5,025,159
+32.7
+16.8
13,307,465
4,801,117
15,601,950
5,869,071
9,071,743
7,990,501
+13.5
9,012,831
9,200,507
■<
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
City
Beach
Pasadena
15,572,790
San
Francisco
San
Jose
485,595,304
4,012,555
—
Santa
Barbara
+ 41.9
+ 27.7
—
6.6
•1
-
Stockton
y
Total
Grand
(10 cities)
total
(111
cities)
Outside New York City
•Estimated.
—
*
8,266,059/
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Fort
:
Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
1
cities)
+
8,213,948
4,140,010
56,439,537
55,345,028
Northern New Jersey
107,834,558
—
15.789,252
+
N.
J.—Newark
288,369,902
8.5
4,641,460
27,998,485
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Syracuse
10.6
+
Dakota—Fargo
Washington—Seattle
3,741,249
_
7,132,024
+
100,018,261
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Yakima
47,640,999
5.1
277,759,710
108,472,309
..
South
Twelfth
York—Albany
7,123,150
307,144,619
Paul
656,744,826
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
__—
2,332,217 £
13,599,905
I
692,443:369
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Dallas
30,138, 816
(11
—17.5
1,100,593
1.7
12,938,452
York!
8,868,732
2,379,823
6.1
11,015, 538
-
32,667,717
Total
2,550,296
13,194,641
9,437,052
+ 26.0
—10.9
8,499,138
Omaha
Haven—
Rochester
817,465,211
2,608,037
Haute
422,146,426
9,002,378
Connecticut—Hartford
New
864,324,839
n g50 538
Minneapolis
11,352,033
—.
Jamestown
1.1
North
or
Dec. %
2,762, 415
3,263,823
,
J
Eimira
+
70,578',000
St.
1,219,342
Binghamton
889,848,672
13,678,777
-
•
Missouri—Kansas
2,951,460
Bedford
Buffalo
130,337,556
3 286 668
Hastings
547,718,044
'
—
Worcester
New
152,284,031
Lincoln
$
River
(12
5.3
12', 186',919
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
St.
showing the figures for each city for the
5,343,625
Total
+
8,390,854,746
1954
Lowell
New
636,225
150,190,837
7,014,441
558,684,659
-
««
Massachusetts—Boston
Rhode
578,574
496,682,789
'
II
Portland
New
9,078,294
7.2
'
.
Springfield
147,291,856
+
District—Chicago-
,
Indianapolis
1,038,324,526
Firs# Federal Reserve District—Beston—
New
1.1
+ 12.7
9,019,179
II
Clearings at—
Fall
>
1,068,972,951
4.2
11.4
—
Week Ended Feb, 13
..
6,698,877
4,466,910
1951
-
week ended February 13 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
564,237
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
Tenth
now
131,849,645
148,952,243
605,012
Lansing
If
Outside New York City.
We
—
Rapids
Total
«<
8,109,941,904
4
__10
City
11th Dallas
12th
6
17
St.
127,878,723
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
1953
658,761,324
<•
10
9th
10th
__
Atlanta
7th
7,891,244
5,530,667
140,697,615
21,688,172-,
CLEARINGS
$
—12 cities
-
York
New
8.5
—
i'
Week Ended Feb. 13—
2nd
0.4
+
899,442,906
Orleans
Springfield
1954
1st
—
4,932,079
151,626,177
,
(10 cities)
Grand
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
-
—33.1
+
—
l
furnish
1
•
88,140,371
296,900,000
7,901,109
158,159,093
!
Seventh Federal Reserve
Sioux
In
22,046,323
85,626,235
293,300,000
147,389,204
10,163,967
Mobile
South
the Minneapolis
3.7
4,913,186
Mississippi—Vicksburg
+ 14.2
4.8
164,467,496
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
against $14,934,026,182 in the
smaller by 4.2%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
a
—
District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
We group the cities according to the
(including this city)
the totals register a decrease of 3.4%.
suffers
3,323,415
15,501,000
587,573,291
Tennessee—Knoxville
Michigan—Ann
and in the Boston Reserve District of
are
5.5
Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.4%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts
the New York
2.1
—
5,589 102
5.2%, the aggregate of clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $15,711,210,116
—
—
31oi 117:961
(6 cities)
Louisiana—New
Feb. 13.
5,600,519
104,708,167
Columbia—Washington
Macon
we
47.8
District—Richmond-
Virginia—Huntington
South
has to be estimated.
cases
4.8
+
+12.9
today, inasmuch
Accordingly; in the above the last day of the week in all
+
—
421,856,872
42,163,900
!
.
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
not available at time of going to press.
are
8,354,299
379,075,556
43,046,100
7 759 925
Sixth Federal Reserve
our
12,167,881
45,127,500
;
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
—
'
1.2
—
12.5
+
—
209,506,575
Youngstown
+13.4
$22,797,147,387 $20,201,593,207
all cities for week
1,481,209
1,258,831
8,828,854
Mansfield
5.8
+
2.1
+ 21.7
—
381,352,781
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+15.3
3,761,718,220
1,589,683
1,440,668
224,688,424
—17.7
$18,021,656,190 $15,634,308,710
five days-
_
Columbus
West
Ten cities five
cities)
2.0
508,254,183
i
Francisco
Pittsburgh
(11
2.0
546.680.0001
!
1
Louis
612,180,716
599,457,577
.1-
—
City
1,239,292
3,247,064
6,668,221
Cleveland
7.2
1,225,000,000
377,488,550
Boston
Kansas
+
1,313,000,000
5.3
+
4,982,669
Philadelphia
Reading
Cincinnati
8.1
+
$
1,173,900
1,340,118
1,137,074
3,670,615
1,019,000,000
Ohio—Canton
+23-9
1,023,915,298
1951
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
%
$12,501,409,388 $10,162,273,572
Chicago
St.
1953
1,755,001
1,557,037
_
TELEGRAPH
1954
«47 611
1,752,919
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended Feb. 20—
1952
Dec. %
818,000,000
Bethlehem
Chester
■
,
$
45
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
follows:
1953
£
York
there is
Week Ended Feb. 13
Inc. or
1954
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
(865)
5,593,979
925,725,750
859,043,901
+
7.8
888,987,470
15,711,210,116
14,934,026,182
+
5.2
15,713,089,514
15,870,192,262
8,109,941,904
8,076,840,315
+
0.4
8,364,763,211
8,390,854,746
917,918,34*
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(866)
.
.
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Raies
k
Reading
1st
certifies daily to the Secretary
Spencer
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
12.
FEBRUARV
f.
s.
TO
1954
18,
1954,
INCLUSIVE
Foremost
(Value In United States Money)
Monday
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
$
Spencer
$
$
Preferential
:
•
.200000"
.200000"
.200000"
.133333"
.133333"
,133333"
.0719820"
Free
.0719820"
2.242031
pound
Austria, schilling
Gas
&
Electric
—-
Free
Chemical
this
United
.0352609"!
.326700
.326700
1.035312
1.035000
1.035117
.210500
.210500
.210500
.210400
'
.00435401"
.00435401"
.00435401"
.00435401®
.00235625
.00285625
.00285625
.210533
.210533
.210466
Belden
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
7%
2.813437
2.813437
2.813125
.116144
.116076
.116076
Bell
.264100
.264100
.264150
Belleterre
2.785891
Lincoln s
Birthday
2.785581
2.785581
2.785272
Belding
Bell &
.140080"
.140080"
414%
.496766"
.496766"
.496766"
Berkshire
Bessemer
peso
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330"
.193330"
.193330"
.233175
pound
sterling
.233175
2.802926
2.802615
2.813437
2.813437
2.813125
7%
**
s»»
00
of merchandise,
thousands
of
dollars)
.
Dec. (-—) since
20,384,101
fund
for
4
—.
—
883,228
gold ctf. reserves-.
__
—
453,541
advances
291,231
loans
1,846
+
3,518
3,522
21,267,329
cash
401,001
+
—
—
+
3,857
149,220
—
2
—
—
127,998
273.003
28,127
440,656
1,866
securities:
"
Bills
6,051.191
_
_
Notes
13,029,021
Bonds
—
--
outright
under repurchase
bought
notes
of
Bank
other
cash
premises
Other
+
56,900
56,900
—
206,122
25,099,014
22
banks
"other" securities decreased $34
District.
+
13,563
+
1,199,911
52,932
_
129,083
+
+
744,650
880,825
assets
._
51,382,126
+
—•
115
76,358
—
+
+
—
+
931,449
+
Cement
Feb. 10,
473,799
4,057
Loans
25,681,823
—
89,768
+
investments—total
and
S.
Treasurer—gen.
19,844,867
533.458
acct.
_
__
+
—
Other
118,584
190,605
+
138,827
24,402
101,454
Real
472,784
104,262
482,090
_
+
8,684
+
+
7,660
+
21,206,021
deposits
Inferred availability cash items
liab.
and
+
102,637
3,900,380
-1-
911,079
divs.
accrued
liabilities
brokers
to
Capital
__
_
_
16,390
50,804,614
—
125
—
+
paid
269,315
Surplus
(Section
7i
-Surplus
(Section
13b)
capital
U.
to
Other
178
+
1,100
—
178
+
1,128
82
—
433
—
for
securities-
purchasing
2,031
pur-
149
—
+
>:426
—
818
—
8+17
6,485
—
1
+
363
S.
banks
—
+
923,873
+
accounts—
C49
155,641
+
6,927
_
51,882,126
bills
gold certificate
deposit and F.
to
liabilities
433
—
580
+
2,034
—
483
—
1,247
...
4.639
—
125
+
2,072
—
42
+
794
70
—
939
+
210
—
555
U.
61
365,438
+
8.
bonds
40,337
19,022
securities
Reserves
in
with
Reserve
Banks
—
34
—
236
vault
With
+
7,674
14,362
__
Federal
960
domestic
banks
48
—
+
4
8
+
2,413
+
92
13.430
—
849
+
418,356
Liabilities—
Time
deposits
S.
,
deposits
adjusted
54,789
demand
—
19,680
except Govennent
Government
Interbank
Foreign
R.
+
deposits
2,294
—
—
799
+
440
18
+
1,748
167
747
—
deposits:
banks
10,477
banks
—
142
+
132
312
+
1,260
—
1,027
6
—
388
0.5%
Co.
—
Industrial loan commitments—
3,134
i—
1,747
8
+
—
—
13,191
58
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
of
the
Federal
Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week ended
Feb. 10: Decreases of $483 million in holdings of Treas¬
ury
bills, $236 million in reserve balances with Federal
Banks, and $799 million in demand deposits
Reserve
adjusted,
Commercial,
<
industrial,
.
agricultural loans de¬
creased $82 million at all reporting member
banks; the
principal changes were decreases of $59 million in New
York City, $19 million in the San Francisco
District, and
$16 million in the Cleveland District, and an increase of
.$11 million in the Boston District. Changes according
to industry appear in another
press release.
Loans to
brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securi¬
ties decreased $149 million.
Loans to banks increased
$176 million.
"Other" loans decreased $114 million.
.
.Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $353 million in
Bloch
the
details
OF
Company and Issue—
Maple
5%
Date
3ft ft
Page
Feb
25
205
Fund,
(27c
of
tribution
1st mtge.
&
Fuel
& collat.
(P.)
Co.
Page
trust
bonds, 3%%
1st mtge.
25-year
3%
3.20%
due
1974_Mar
1
516
bonds due
1982-Mar
1
517
ser.,
debentures
due
1976
Mar
1
518
Michigan Consolidated
3Y2%
1st
mortgage
Gas
due
1969.,
Corp., 4.50%
Mar
1
pfd. stk.__Mar 31
717
2-26
1
1
2-20
$1.05
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
2-18
35c
3-23
3-
3-12
3-1
$1.0614
(quar.)—
(quar.)
62,/2C
1
Corp.
is
sales
75c
(quar.)
Hose
Brach
(E.
J.)
Brazilian
(T.
35c
$1
the
Co.
50c
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
50c
&
Co.,
Columbia
Brockton
Co.,
3-
1
1
2-19
2-25
2-15
3-20
3-
5
1
3-
5
1
2-
4
(interim)
25c
$5
Co.,
1st
called
$100
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
$37V2C
3-15
2-27
3-22
Corp.,
for
3
3-
1
2-
1
$1.10
3-
1
2-
1
$3
3-
1
2-15
95c
3-
1
2-19
75c
3-
1
2-19
3-12
2-19
$1.50
2-28
1-31
$1.25
*
preferred
plus
this
on
1
divi¬
$1
Rubber
&
Co.
Sharpe
Mfg.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brunswig
Co.,
Co.
2-18
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-
1
2-15
1214c
common
(quar.)
Drug
2
60c
Brunswick-Balke-Collenaer
preferred
1
3-
30c
'
Co.
4-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Shoe
2-12
25c
(quar.)
redemption
share
per
$4
1
3-
$1.10
_
(quar.)
preference
4-
1614c
;
Rope Co.
Distillers
issue
at
2-11
J25c
Ltd
preferred
(quar.)—
Bigelow, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
3-15
4-15
Co.—
(quar.)
conv.
1
93%c
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Gas
3-31
3-
1- 7
1
..
dend)
3-
1
3-15
2-15
1
3-
$1.25
4-
1
3-20
25c
3-
4
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
Budd Company, common (quar.)
Buell
2-
2-22
&
(Entire
$5
3-17
2-26
4-
J28%c
common
Bascom
Brown-Forman
$5
1
1
9
2-10
outstanding
2nd
Brown
2
4-
2-
3-
funds
(quar.)
Taunton
&
share
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)_
Brooklyn Garden Apartments
Brown
3-
Ltd.—
Banknote
preferred
Brown
3-
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Broderick
ord.
Co.,
preferred
April
2-17
3-15
$25c
(quar.)
in Canadian
preference
6%
3-10
3-
fiscal
(quar.)
Rubber
each
on
G.)
Bristol-Myers
$3
3-19
Light & Power com stock
(l-20th of an ordinary share and
1954
7.
$3.80
2-17
1
Traction
3c reduced
British
3-20
3
4-
1954.)
Cordage Co., Ltd., class A
dividend
Jan.
&
Sons
&
3-31
3-
gains dis¬
gains realized
during
31,
Bearing
Brantford
3-18
87!/2C
Trust
Roller
3-16
capital
long-term
Woven
3-25
2-10
3-31
53c
Bower
1
25c
(quar.)
securities
on
1
4-
$1.12'/2
lquar.)_
iquar.)
common
amount
net
4-
3-11
50c
;
preferred
3-15
2-16
25c
3-
6
2-16
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Die & Machine Co
3-
1
Forge
Co.,
new
Fund, Ltd.
(initial)
common
__
2-16
2-25
2-15
35c
2-26
2-15
25c
Buffalo
5c
3-
(From net investment in¬
come 1
Inc.
Gold
Dredging,
Hill
&
Ltd
Sullivan
Mining
(reduced)
2-12
3-11
2-11
3-
2-
1214c
(quar.)
1
8
(quar.)
15c
3-
1
2-
5
$1
3-
1
2-
5
$1.05
common
3-
1
87'4c
(quar.)
preferred
2-12
Concen¬
&
1
Mills Corp.,
preferred
2-15
2-27
2-27
$$l
(quar.)
Extra
1
3714c
30c
Bullock's,
3-
2-
5
1
2-
5
$50c
4-29
4-
8
Class A pref.
J50c
7-29
7- 9
Class
t50c
10-29
10-
8
8
:
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A preference
&
A
preference
Class B
common
$50c
4-29
4-
Class B
common
$50o
7-29
7- a
Class B
common
$50c
10-29
25c
4-20
Burroughs Corp.
Burton-Dixie
Bush
(increased
Corp.
Terminal
Brothers,
quar.)„'
(quar.)
30c
Co
10c
common
preferred
Canada
Iron
Canada
Canada
Power
&
Co.
Cannon
Ltd.,
Dominion
$1.30
Ltd.
pref.
5
2-
5
3-15
3-
1
4-15
3-12
15c,
3-
2-
50c
3-15
2-26
3-
2-17
1
5
Co.—
(quar.)__
$3214c
8
3-20
2-19
$25c
3-
1
2-10
$30c
Ltd
(quar.)
4-
1
3-10
$50c
3-15
2-15
Ltd.—
B
Extra
2-
2
I
Foundry
Foundries, Ltd.
participating class A
Canada
2-19
2
3-
!5c
(quar.)—^
Sugar Co.,
Malting Co.,
Packers,
2-16
3-
1214c
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
Cement,
8
3-19
50c
Electric
&
3-15
10-
15c
Bymart-Tintair, 5% preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
Canada
2-27
$1.1214
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Co.—
bonds,
3-10
30c
$1.50
New York State Electric & Gas
3-21
2-17
3-
60c
Associates—
Inland Steel Co. Ser. I
Lorillard
Date
preferred
Brass
year ended Jan.
Boston Real Estate
Canada
Gas
1
1
$1.18%
Inc
this
Wyant
Quarterly
Company and Issue—
Eastern
2-23
4-
3-
3-
75c
&
Campbell,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
4-, 1
1
8
$1.35
Co
preferred
Boston
California
Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
redeemable preference shares
15c
,
6%
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
Butler
TENDERS
2-
32c
(quar.)
com.
Co.
414%
NOTICE
5%
Tobacco,
Aluminum
314%
of
3-15
1
2-8
25c
Light,
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane
4.20%
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Co.
Bros.
Borden
4%
corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
(
and
list
a
1
3-
50c
(Sidney) & Co. (quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill, 414% preferred (quar.)_
Burns
Below will be found
4-
$1.25
Blumenthal
Burlington
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(Phila.),
trating
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
3-
$1.75
„
(quar.)
&
Laughlin, Inc.
Bunker
12,751
hanks
Bliss &
Bulolo
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances purchased for foreign
correspondents
4.25%
Blauner's
Bullock
Borrowings
45.4%
680
6,714
re¬
combined
322
+
notes
Domestic
of
+
114
32,409
Government securities—total
Demand
931,449
176
Treasury
+
+
+
—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
27,543
—
-
+
717
3-12
(quar.)
& Bryson, common;
preferred (quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Brown
7,810
._
2-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
2-15
3
$2
(increased)
(quar.)
Power
3
3-
50c
__
Co.
33-
Blackstone
Brown
carrying
or
455,016
U.
Dote
dealers
loans
Other
625,013
_
__
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
serves
22,556
loans.
estate
Balances
_
Ratio
—
'
208,101
Accounts—
in..
Other
for
loans
and
carrying
or
Loans
Cash
Capital
agriculaural
and
1,990
loans
Treasury
Total
40,417
____
industrial,
+
2-15
25c
Black, Sivalls
British
792
2-10
2-15
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
—
39,785
Loans—gross
418,356
1—
345,606
Foreign
Other
Other
11,
1953
securities
JMbmber bank—reserve accts.
Total
79,868
Loans—net
Deposits:
U.
Feb.
1954
(In millions of dollars)
16,714
27,939
Feb. 3,
1954
1
3-
3-
Co.—
common
preferred
5%
dec. (—) since
2-26
$1.06'4
quar.)
Associates
5.40%
Bright
Inc. ( + ) or
4-
50c
&
Boston
916,321
230,030
domestic
2-17
2-26
t5c
(quar.)
decreased
to
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
'
chasing
notes___
deposits
credited
A summary
LiabilitiesReserve
Government
Demand
Borrowings increased $77 million in Chicago, $61 mil¬
lion in New York City, and a total of $132 million at all
reporting member banks.
Loans
Federal
States
United
million.
decreased
deposits
banks decreased $142 million.
918,321
2,000
deposits adjusted
34-
30c
(increased
com.
preferred
4.75%
2-15
3-
17V2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Electric
Holders
When
Payable of Ree,
$l7ftc
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
Son, 5%
Hills
Bohn
$425 million in
New York City, $101 million in the Boston District, $92
million in the Cleveland District) $72 million in the
Chicago District, and $60 million in the San Francisco
Demand
Commercial,
Total
million.
Assets—
181,625
assets
—
—
4,698,580
banks—
items
1,055,475
—
24,805,937
securities- 24,805,937
securities-
and
foreign
234,650
1,488,321
+
—
——
—
S. Govt,
Uncollected
234,650
+
—
3,641,150
__
agreement
R.
+
2,084,575
___
$43 million in New York City, and $125 million
at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury
notes decreased $42 million. Holdings of United States
Government bonds increased $70 million.
Holdings of
$167
Bought outright—
__
$37 million in the Chicago District, $28
million in the Boston District, $27 million in the San
Francisco District, and by smaller amounts in most of
the other districts. Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness decreased $54 million in the Chicago Dis¬
R.
F.
notes
Government
1953
1954
1954
certificates
Feb. 18,
Feb. 10,
Feb. 17.
Assets—
F.
*
•
fl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Black-Clawson
New York City,
$1.18%
(quar.)
Manufacturing
&
Birtman
omitted.
"Temporarily
trict,
Inc. (+ ) or
loans
Mar 15
441
•
40c
Spinning
preferred
Bibb
Bird
tApplicatlon depends upon type
Co.,
4%
preferred
Bethlehem 8teel
__
(quar.)
(quar.)_i
Limestone
Common
.233160
2.802926
2.813750
pound
.233175
2.803237
franc
(In
from
Mar 22
id
...
Mines
preferred
Fine
pfd.
common
Co.
Co.
Quebec
Howell
.140080"
.0349000
L
Kingdom,
Gossett
.140080"
.193330"
ecudo
Heminway
&
.496766"
peso
4%%
preferred (quar.)
.264100
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total
pfd. stock
conv.
Share
S.) shoe Corp.,
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
.116144
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Due
second
Company
(A.
4.20%
Total U.
520
Per
Name of
Beck
Black
Total
1
Dividends
.210533
pound
"Nominal.
Held
Apr
.326650
1.035546
krona
Uruguay,
Certificates
*
stock
(Continued from page 12)
2.813750
of South Africa,
Union
,0352609"!
_.
Islands,
Switzerland,
.0352609"!
—
Norway, krone
Portugal,
.0428082"!
.—
New Zealand,
Sweden,
.0428082"t
.00285625
franc
peso
Philippine
.0428032"t
,
Netherlands,guilder
S.
Mar 19
issue.
.0200437
rupee
pound
Mexico,
.0200375
:
Dominion of,
India,
U.
stock
convertible preferred
.0385802*
.0200437
.326700
,
Lincoln s
Birthday
———
(Metropolitan),
Ireland,
and
613
preferred
Co., 4.50%
in
514
Mar 31
,
dollar——■ '
—
—
France
.0385302"
.0428082"t
'
—
dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Industrial
514%
Page
1
.Apr
2.241533
.0385802"
.0352609"!
■—_—:
Canada,
Discounts
721
CALLED
.0719320"
.0719820"
2.241782
2.241782
.0200375
;———
British Malaysia, Malayan
Total
203
Mar 15
ISSUE
Co.,
.
Basic
Other
bonds__Mar 15
7%
1955
90-cent convertible preferred stock
"Announcement
.0385802"
Brazil, cruziero-—
Redemption
521
—
—
Belgium, franc
<3old
*
2
-
Australia,
t
,520
Mar 15
stock—Mar
Distillers Corp. $4 preferred stock
Inc., 6 %
preferred stock
Solar Aircraft Co.,
.133333"
————-—
_
A
1
Date
Safeway Stores, Inc. 414%
.200000"
Basic,
due
Thursday
Wednesday
$
$
Argentina peso—
bonds,
Feb.18
Tuesday
Feb. 15
series
preferred
Dailies,
Oklahoma
Feb. Vi
second
Company and Issue—
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Friday
4.50%
ENTIRE
FEBRUARY
Brown-Forman
Noon
Unit
Country and Monetary
Co.
gold
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
Chemical
Page
RR.—
Mar
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mtge. (Kansai division)
sinking fund
Ujigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
FOREIGN
Reading Terminal
Toho
We give below a record for the week just passed:
countries of the world.
&
mortgage 3V2% bonds due 1966
Corp. of America, $4.50 pfd. stock,
Shoe
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
Date
Co.-Philadelphia
(s-a)
Permanent
Mortgage
Corp
t75c
4-
1
2-26
$75c
(s-a)
4-
1
2-26
J65c
4-
1
3-15
+20c
4-
1
3-15
Number 5301... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
1
»
Name of Company
Canada
2nd
5%
Canada
preferred
&
<interim)
Foundry
2-1
Consolidated
Vultee
3-
1
2-
Consolidated
Water
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
1
2-26
2
Consumers
2-
2
Consumers
3-
1
2-15
4-
Fund,
$$1.12'A
(from
Inc.
1
2-26
net
Ltd.
Co.,
3-
1
2-15
$$2
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
Ice
Machine,
Ltd.,
Class A
3-31
$3.75
3-31
$4.25
2nd
4-
3-17
$20c
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
5%
$20c
3-
preferred
B
Carborundum
Co.
Corp.
Carman
&
4'A%
Carreras,
Amer.
Pirie,
4'A%
preferred
Food
B
4.02%
Ltd.,
Steel
Public
Vermont
4.15%
Co.
Century
Class
Class
Mfg.
3-12
2-27
2-15
Creole
2-27
2-15
Cribben
1
2-15
4'A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
3-18
$1
3-31
3-18
3-31
3-18
Pacific
&
5%
Foods,
Clinton
Inc.,
Common
Club
B
Co.
Credit Co.
(quar.)
—
class A (quar.)
(increased quar.)—
Commoil, Ltd.
Commonwealth Gas Corp. (stock dividend)—
Community Public Service
Co. (quar.)
Association
Life
Confederation
Connecticut Power Co.
Connohio,
Inc.,
40c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
$5
preferred
3-
1
2-10
15c
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)__„
Cuneo
3-
4
1
2-
9
Ero
Equitable
preferred
Faber,
Press, Inc.,
3'A%
Mfg.
Fair
4-
1
3-11
4%%
3-
5
2-20
4'A%
3-
5
2-20
3-
5
2-20
Curtis
3-30
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
$2 class A (quar.)
preferred
4-15
3-20
3-
1
5-
4-
7
1
87'Ac
4-
3-15
6-15
Federal
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-
9-15
Extra
75c
5
Federal
Publishing
$4
prior
pfd.
.'
1
2-16
class
A
1
2-15
$2
class
A
class
A
Cushman's
Sons.
Dahlstrom
Metallic
4-
Davis
3-12
3-31
3-12
3-
5
2-24
Deep
3-
1
2-18
Deere
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
2-18
Leather
Inc.,
7%
preferred
3.75%
Co.,
Ltd.,
preferred
A
3.75%
class
preferred
&
7%
Co.,
36-
2-15
1
1
8%
8-15
Denver
11-15
3-
8
2-11
Detroit
3-
1
2-19
Dewey
3-31
3-12
Diamond
Union
Detroit
1
3-
1
2-11
3-15
2-24
3-15
2-24
3-10
Almy
2-24
American
Dixie
Cup
5%
3-12
2-26
3-
1
2-15
Dominion
4-
1
5
Dominion
1
2-10
1
2-10
Dobbs
Dr.
Co.
Pepper
&
Dominion
Corset
preferred
Dominion
Stores,
3-16
Dominion
Structural
Dominion
Tar
3-10
2-25
10c
$10c
2-26
2-11
3-16
3
$1
Donohue
Douglas
Brothers,
Industries
2-18
2-18
Dow
l°c
10°
3-
2-15
4-
3-15
3-
2-15
3- 5
3- 5
3-10
3- 1
3-31
2-26
3-3
3-15
2-19
preferred
Drug
3-
1
5%
5%
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
3- 1
2-15
10c
4-1
30c
4- 1
4- 1
3-12
12-10
preferred
2-15
5c
3-10
2-15
$13c
3-1
2-
(quar.)
Bridge
Four-Twelve
2-15
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Fruehauf
3-15
2-18
2-17
Gabriel
Co.
3-15
2-15
Gabriel
Steel
1
4-
1
Gair
4-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
General
General
America
2-24
2-
3
General
Baking
General
Builders
2-23
2-15
3-23
4-15
3-23
50c
40c
933Ac
4-
1
4-
1
3-
9
General
3-
1
1
11c
2-16
2-26
3-10
$1.12'A
75c
General
2-15
5%
General
Foods
General
Gas
Mills,
6-
1
5-20
General
preferred
preferred
(quar)
(quar.)
31 'Ac
31'Ac
9-
General
12-
Louis
&
preferred
7%
preferred
East Sullivan
Corp.
2-11
1
2-11
4-15
3-15
3-
2-16
$15c
25c
(quar.)
4
$1.75
$1.50
$2
pfd.
2-15
3-
1
2-11
3-1
Utilities
(quar.)_
50c
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
3-
3-19
$$2
Ltd
Easy Washing
Associates
Machine
Class
A
2-27
50c
2-15
B
(quar.)
■
,
1
2-19
2-
4
30c
_
4- 1
2-11
2-18
3-J8
$1
10c
3-
1
2-10-
2-25
2-15
3-10
2-19
50c
3-3
2-8
25c
3-15
3- 1
$1.25
3- 3
2-15
$2
4- 1
3-18
,
(quar.)J
preferred
$8
Supply
Corp.—
31'Ac
(quar.)
.
3-31
3-19
25c
3-15
2-15
2-15
$1.75
3-
1
3-10
4'Ac
common
7'Ac
3-10
4'Ac
(quar.)_^
3-10
3-10
15c
2-26
2-26
2-28
2-26
75c
2-11
-3-15
5-24
3- 1
5-10
60c
3- 5
2-15
25c
3- 1
2-15
843Ac
3- 1
2-10
$1
$1.25
933Ac
3-10
5- 1
5-1
2-11
4-5
4-5
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
3-10
15c
25c
Corp.
$6
3-31
3-12
30c
3-31
3-12
preferred
33/s%
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Outdoor
(quar.)
Advertising
3-10
5-15
2-18
5- 1
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.—
preferred
Castings
3- 1
2-15
35c
55c
(quar.)
4- 1
3- 1
3-15
2-15
30c
.
3-19
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
preferred
Ohio—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.25
3-19
25c
com.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
General
2-15
3-30
4- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-1
$1.50
convertible preferred
General
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
General
5%
Inc.,
Motors
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.
preferred
Common
6%
Corp.
A
preferred
Corp.—
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
56'Ac
3-15
$2.20
Eastern
3-37.
4-15
3- 2
15c
Corp.
General Steel
(Md.)—
Associates,
Sugar
Theatres,
1
3-
$5
$3.75
General
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastern
3-
$1.75
$7
Eastern
2-19
$1.50
-
Mines, Ltd.
Corporation
8-20
11-19
Water—
Interurban
(quar.)
(quar.)
States
1
1
3-10
30c
1
3- 2
12'Ac
Inc.,
preferred
31 'Ac
(quar.)
2-
2-15
2-19
$2.75
$15
Corp.
Finance
3-18
(quar.)
25c
3-31
2-26
3-
37'Ac
Dynamics
1
2-19
(quar.)
75c
2-17
2-25
4-
5
5
50c
participating preferred
Participating
6% preferred (quar.)
General
5
(quar.)
Co.,
Credit,
2-
62'Ac
30c
3-
3-15
5
3-15
(quar.)
Cigar Co., common
preferred (quar.)
2-19
6%
pfd. (s-a)
(s-a)
common
General
7%
2-
2-
22c
preferred (quar.)
3-15
40c
income.)
3-19
5%
2- 5
3-15
25c
Co., common (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., com.
(quar.)
3
1
3-15
3-15
(irreg.)
Co.
2-
4-15
2-24
(increased quar.)
Co.,
Co.
2-24
2-25
East St.
»
Gardner-Denver
3-10
3-24.
1
31
dividend).
(resumed)
(Robert)
1
Inc.
March
on
this
—
Sixth
West
Trailer
5-
3-
1
1
3-
is¬
preferred (quar.),
(R. E.)
Co., common
convertible preferred (quar.)
3-12
Chemicals,
plus
(entire
4'A%
3-15
3-
4-
$75c
Works
1-29
1
3-15
$75c
redemption
1-29
1
2- 6
75c
preferred
share
1
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Co.
8l'Ac
(quar.)
Boston
3-
3-10
Eagle-Picher
6%
2-25
4-
2- ,5
2-26
2-26
,
quar.)
2-25
3-
1
25c
class A
(quar.)
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., 5'A%
3-
&
25c
(quar.)—
for
per
Fund
Pitt
31'Ac
2
1
Fort
preferred
preferred
Co.,
Eastern
3- 1
2-19
$1
preference
Eastern
3-12
3
17'Ac
3-20
6-10
9-10
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plastics
Durez
Duriron
5%
Formula
15c
2-11
1
5%
Dairies,
$52.50
2-15
25c
(quar.)
3-
$$1.25
called
sue
3-10
1
4%
3-
3- 5
$1.12'A
Corp
(increased
Foremost
4-10
2-24
3-10
3-15
3-31
$$1.25
B
3-
2'Ac
(quar.)
(Quarterly from net investment
& Bradstreet, Inc., common
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Duncan Electric Mfg. Co
2-18
2-25
Class
at
2-20
of Canada, Ltd.—
$1.50
Dun
5%
3-10
3-25
1
$1
(increased quar.)
$1
(quar.)
common
7%
A
$25c
(quar.)
4%
12-29
9
2-20
2-20
3-
40c
(quar.)
Extra
$10c
common—
Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
2-12
3-10
A
Co..
Dravo Corp.,
2-15
Co.,
3-
1
1
50c
common
(quar.)
$30c
Ltd.,
Dresser Industries,
$4
Chemical
(quar.)
33-
37'Ac
(quar.)
Wallace,
$10c
Ltd
(quar.)_.
1
Dow
25c
Funsten
...—
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif,
Dover
3-
2-10
2-19
Class
$20c
;
3-
2-15
class A
Light Co.,
Steel
Ford Motor Co.
$62'Ac
$15c
Extra
2-18
1
$40c
$$1.50
Ltd
Co.
Aircraft
1
2-19
2
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-29
1
3-
45c
(quar.)
Steel.
Chemical,
preference
3-
$$1.25
Ltd.
Ltd.
&
3-
3-
2-19
62'Ac
i
quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
3-31
2
&
preferred
B
35c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.--——,
Investments, Ltd.—
2-10
9
2-20
3-
3-
3'A%
15c
A
—„•
1
2-
Class
3-15
7'A%
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish
2-152-15
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Forbes &
3-10
3-20
2-19
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
3-
$1
(increased
Bridge Co.,
1
5
Follansbee
2-20
75c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
30c
3- 2
3-10
2&c
Power
3-20
1
3-31
20c
1
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3-15
5
3-22
3-19
3- 1
Flintkote
Food
1
10c
3-
$1.10
____
Anglo Investment Corp.,
1
3-
3-19
37'Ac
(quar.)
4-
2-15
2-15
2-26
4-
3-31
Field)
B
preferred
8
2-
3-10
50c
3-
3-
4-15
(quar.)
1
3-10
6%
3-
2-8
15c
9
3-
2-8
3-1
30c
3-
4'A%
3-
3-1
$1.12%
1
8
3-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
4-
2-
2-1
Go.
Class
3-
2-1
15c
Extra
$4
2-16
1
Corp.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.,
Florida
2-16
3-
3-1
y
25c
.
(quar.)
Rubber, 4'A%
H.)
;
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
&
Stock
(M.
8
8
3-15
2-26
50c
-
2-15
2-12
1
2-26
68%c
(quar.)
Marshall
2-15
2-
4-
33'/3%
(see
3-
3-
2-23
31'Ac
(quar.)
Tire
Bank
3-
9
of Maryland-
3-
2-10
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
3-23
3-
3-15
62'Ac
Extra
Inc.
Houses,
3-
1
Fishman
l'Ac
(quar.)
Co
dep. rets, for ordinary (interim)
Co., common
(quar.)
4-
3-
Firestone
First
2-15
40c
(quar.)
convertible
2-24
3-
2-15
2-15
3-
2-15
,
dividend
Corp.
3-
1
3-31
40c
(Marshall)
3-
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
2-19
3-
Filtrol
90c
_
common
preferred
Stock
Field
$2
common
Cement
Corp.,
12-
30c
(quar.)_„,.
Portland
3-15
3-
Realty
Co.,
preferred
Diamond
4%
&
Chemical
Alkali
12-23
30c
Yard (quar.).™_
(quar.)
Co.
Mortgage
&
3-
1
Stock
Edison
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
stock (quar.)
debenture
5-15
1
1
9-
2-15
3,
14c
(quar.)
35c
Lines
class A
common
9-
9-23
2-16
2-
this
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Air
Mfg. Co.,
Voting
12-
.
S.
&
Board
Ferro
933Ac
97'Ac
-
L
common
preferred
Delta-C.
Corp.
Federal
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
Oil
Federal-Mogul
6-
50c
933Ac
(quar.)
plus
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-
1
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
3-
3-
3-
•
Products
Enterprises,
$37'Ac
A
com.
(quar.)
preferred B
Rock
Electric
preferred
6-23
3-
2-25
3-10
37'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
3-23
20c
2-25
1
25c
3-23
$1.75
(quar.)
Door
3-11
3-11
4-
50c
Inc.
preferred
50c
(quar.)
2-20
3-18
1
2-15
^c
25c
Paper
3-
2-15
10c
Co.-
15c
_
,
10c
__
$1.25
1
Corp.—•
convertible
Federal
3-
1
3-
18
i
50c
(quar.)
1
3-
3-
75c
share
per
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-12
3-
44-
3-15
12'Ac
conv.-lst preferred—
for
redemption
on
50c
$2
4-
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
0
3-
(quar.)
Compress & Warehouse
$1
Co.,
3-
called
Rubber
5'A%
7-
Shops,
$10.50
converftible
$1.12'A
6
3-15
$1.12'A
:
Co., 6%
Fedders-Quigan
5%
3-
2-1&
(quar.)
preferred
Candy
issue
Faultless
$1.12'A
3-19
3-18
1
5
3-15
1
(quar.)
$7
1
23-
4-
3-15
1
(quar.)
(reduced)-.:
Co.
23. at
dividend)
8-13
11-12
12'Ac
4'A%
Farmer
5-13
1
3-
,
Co.,
Sugar
Fanny
preferred
4'A%
3-31
2-15
3-20
12-%c
(quar.)^
1
' 9-.1
12-
12'Ac
—
preferred
3-29
3-
5
'
37'Ac
(quar.)__
6-
2-15
20c
(quar.)
Credit, 50c
& Gregg
(The)
Coe
Farmer Bros.
preferred
2-10
(quar.)___
Co.—
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Curlee Clothing Co., common
1
30c
2-16
9-15
1
2-20
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
2-10
1
9-29
Sugar
preferred
preferred
preferred
(accum.)
3-1
3-10
.
$1.25
2-12
3-15
$1.75
Cuban-American
$6 pfd.
50c
87'Ac
$1.25
2-27
(quar.)
25c
4
2-10
:
3-
(entire
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)—.
Ltd., class A
preferred
Feb.
3-
Products Co.-
4
2-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-16
2-11
Theatres,
2-
2-15
(quar.)_
3-17
3-15
Consolidated
4'A%
3-10
1
J
(quar.)
3.13
2-15
3-
common
2
3-15
Consolidated Rock
4c
4-
Mills,
2
10c
Corp.
preferred
7-
8%
3-18
1
35c
7%
common
4-
60c
_
$1.20
Corp.,
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
Resistor
$1.75
Consolidated Edison Co. -<N. Y.)—
Common
1
Erie
(quar.)
Forster,
1
4.
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
(initial quar.)
Consolidated Engineering
pfd.
4-
—
(quar.)
Fajardo
*37c
$38c
$37c
$38c
56'Ac
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
preferred
3-17
(Toronto) —
Quarterly
$5
4-
4-
40c
40c
50c
35c
65c
$20c
4%
25c
$5
3-31
7%
25c
$5
Erlanger
(quar.)
50c
62'Ac
—
Columbian Carbon
$2
Erie Railroad
2-23
5-
C.)
gtd. (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)
2-18
10c
(quar.)
2-15
40c
$1.12'A
Corp.
RR.,
2-15
4-15
S.
preferred
eonv.
$1
2-10
5c
50c
———
Combined Locks Paper,
A
Building
$2
Pittsburgh
$2
2-15
2-27
2-25
50c
87'Ac
(quar.)
Commercial
class
Office
Corp.,
1
1
1
2-1
(quar.):.
(quar.)
3-10
3-10
Corp.—
Seal, Ltd.,
Equitable
&
1
2-24
(quar.)
common
35-
25c
Co.,
preferred
Equity
3-
2-15
50c
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10c
__
75c
(quar.)1
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
5%
Elevator Co. (quar.)—_i
Broadcasting System, Inc.—
A
28'Ac
2-26
common
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
(monthly)
Monthly
Milling &
10c
(quar.)
4.50%
Erie
1
3-15
3-
20c
Gas
3-15
50c
Monthly
$1.75
.
(quar.)_
common
preferred
3-15
11-
4
3-1
Extra
Equitable
2r 15
7%
Crum
87'Ac
Products Co. (quar.)
Farm Equipment, Ltd.
(reduced)
Class
(quar.)
(increased)
1
7-31
933Ac
preferred
5-
5-15
8-16
11-15
2-11
35c
;
2-27
1
3-
5%
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
Colonial Stores, Inc.,
common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)„_
Colorado Central Power Co. (monthly)
Colorado
$1.25
$1.25
1
50c
(Charleston,
Semi-annual
2-23
$1.25
Ins.
$1.75
3-11
15c
20c
Aluminum
Columbia
(quar.)
Fire
I
Extra
Fairbanks
7%
10c
10c
3-10
25c
3-
$1
Corp.,
3-17
7%
$1.12'A
2-12
Equitable
2-12
1
2-11
—
(quar.)
3-17
1
$1.12'A
1
3-
Johnson
preferred
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Cockshutt
(quar.)
3-
$$1.25
4%
3-
1
j60c
3-31
4.40%
(monthly)
$12'Ac
(quar.)
$50c
Dictaphone
(monthly)
Clorox
40c
$1.05
$1
preferred
4'A%
2-26
2-10
Extra—
common
Common
2-24
com.
(quar.)
2-15
3-25
3-
$1.25
EndicotC
3-10
Co.,
com.
Employers Reinsurance Corp.—
Increased
quarterly
75c
Corp.
Co.,
2-18
2-24
Corp.
Electric
3-15
15c
(quar.)
2-19
2-24
1
25c
Annual
2-10
2-27
District
preferred
3-10
(quar.).™
Dennison
.
5%
Empire Life Insurance Co.' (Ontario)
3-15
3-10
International
&
7-12
2-10
3-10
(quar.)_
2-15-
25c
25c
15c
(quar.)
3-
;
20c
common
(quar.)
A
7-15
2-27
75c
2-24
Extra
40c
3-
75c
$1.25
2
Empire
(quar.)__-
2-24
3-12
25c
40c
75c
12'Ac
75c
$1
(quar.)
3-
25c
(quar.)
common
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
& Forster Securities Corp.—
50c
62'Ac
guaranteed (quar.)_
guaranteed (quar.)
7%
Co.,
3-12
$1.50
Co. (quar.)
IIIIIII
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
qi:ar.)_
3-15
25c
36c
3-12
2-15
12'Ac
_
(Toronto)—
Co.
(quar.)
Electrolux Corp.
Elgin National Watch
quar.)
,$1.25
(quar.)
2
(increased
Pacific
(quar.)
20c
3-
1-13
1
50c
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
3-
(increased
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
Co.
Dayton Power & Light Co.,
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
Clearing Machine Corp.
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
preferred
Fibre
$2
Claussner Hosiery Co.
$4.50
15c
Ferries, Inc., common
prior preferred
(quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
B
3-15
$1.25
2-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
6%
A
Co.—
Texas
1
Industries—
Extra
Co., com. (quar.)
3-
preferred
Electric
Class
$1.25
RR.
i
3-15
Class
1
$5
3-15
1
31'Ac
$1
Equipment Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)—
Clark
Steel
1
4-
65c
(increased)
&
Realty
Finance,
Crum
1
$1.12%
75c
87'Ac
$1.50
(quar.)—_______—
common
convertible
Co.
4-
2nd
2nd preferred
(quar.)
1-29
2-17
4.80%
933Ac
$1.06'A
(quar.)
5c
5%
Controller,
preferred
2-15
3-
Clark
convertible
5.65%
2-15
56'Ac
Cities
4.40%
2-25
1
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
City
Products
Corp.
(quar.)—
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4'A % convertible preferred (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
convertible
3-17
3-15
3-
2
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6%
4.25%
3-31
60c
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service
Co. (quar.),
6%
2-19
50c
(quar.)
5c
preferred
Ry.,
2-15
1
1
(increased)
Co.
common
$1.12%
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—
Increased quarterly
Cincinnati,
2-15
1
3-
class A
Crown Cork
3-15
50c
75c
(quar.)
New
Orleans
1
3-
$1
(quar.)
3-
3-
1
—
Yellow Cab Co
Milling Machine
3-
$1.10
$1.41'A
Sexton
Cork
Crown
4-
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., com. (quar.)—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)__—____—
Cincinnati
$1.06'A
convertible
class
4-
75c
preferred, series A
2-15
preferred
3-
50c
(quar.)_
A
&
&
B
Crown
Corp., $3 preference (quar.)_—_—
Chicago, Milwaukee.
St. Paul & Pacific—
Series A preferred
Island
(quar.)
1
Petroleum
Class
2-19
$1.21
——
Rock
3-
.
Crosset Co.,
15c
—
Chicago
4%
4-
5
$1.18
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago
3-
3-12
Building Corp.—
class
Co.,
$1.34
Crystal Oil Refining Corp.,
4% preferred (quar.).
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4%%
preferred
(quar.).—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co., com. (quar.)__
3%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
3-26
1
67'Ac
—
Common
1
$1.04
B
Chicago,
3-
3-10
29c
25c
preferred
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., com.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Chatham
1
$1.12'A
$1.17%
(quar.)
(annual)
A
4-
Crown
Co
Chamber of Commerce
(quar.)
62'Ac
Quarterly
Crane Co., 33A%
Service—
Inc.
preferred
Quarterly
50c
Mills,
Ribbon
Belt
Cosmopolitan
3-12
$1.23
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
2-15
3-15
$1.31'A
(quar.).
5.40%
Telephone,
Central
Corp.
5.36%
Petroleum
1
Co.—
(quar.)____,
Wire
&
3-
$1
(quar.)
West
2-15
2-15
(quar.)_.
1
$1.12%'
30c
Co., common-
(quar.)——
South
1
1
Gas
preferred
4-
55c
™_..:
Electric
33-
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.,
5%
2-15
$1.06'A
Co.,
Natural
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
&
2-15
2-17
1
$1.37'A
(quar.)
$13c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Public Service
preferred
4.70%
1-13
1
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
class A
pfd.
—
4.50%
8
3-
4-
$1.02'A
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
25c
—
Louisiana
3-
preferred
4'A%
$$1.20
25c
preferred (quar.)™—.———_
preferred (quar.)_
i
5'A%
Central
6%
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Natural Gas
5'A%
Varnish
$1.75
Light Co.,
preferred
Central
2-19
$1.12'A
—
—__
5'A
Co.,
preferred
Central
5
preferred
5
Insurance
preferred
preferred
Cosden
(quar.)
Products,
Central Illinoiis
Central
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
Central Illinois
4%
5%
50c
common
Foundry
4'A%
Copperweld
2-12
all'A%
(final)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Chain
ordinary
L
(quar.)
I.)
Class
2-15
1
1
$4.50
El Paso
5
5
Copper Range
3-
2-17
3-
preferred (quar.)
Refrigeration Corp.
Co. (quar.)_-_
2-15
50c
"B"
Scott &
Carthage Mills
(J.
prior
$3
Copeland
2-15
1
Corning
rets, for
dep.
Central
3-
2-11
Life
1
2-15
3-15
3-
Copper
&
3-15
40c
1
(quar.)
Paint
2-
$25c
1
Semi-annual
Cook
2-25
4-
preferred (quar.)
Continental
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Catelli
3-
Ltd.
Carrier
7%
1
3-10
3-
$1.06'A
(quar.)-,
Carpenter Steel Co.
2-15
10c
(quar.)
Co.
2-15
3-
10c
common
preferred
3-12
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Carpenter Paper
Case
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2-16
75c
(quar.)
Cannon Mills Co.,
1
1-29
Holder9
Payable of Re a,
50c
4-
Continental-Diamond
Canadian Western Natural Gas—
2-26
2-26
When
Share
(quar.)
$1.13
Casualty
Common
$50c
common
preferred
3-15
Company
Co.
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
El Paso Electric Co., common
(quar.)
9
4.10%
preferred
Continental
$15c
—
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd.,
75c
Mfg.
$1.12'A
preferred
4-15
Continental
Per
Name of
Eaton
America—
Co.,
4-15
1
2-
,
(quar.)
Can
$10c
common
2-24
$37'Ac
Assurance
Continental
2-11
(quar.)
of
preferred
Continental
2-25
35c
Paper Co.—
45c
47
(quar.)
Corp.
$18c
Canadian
Carson,
preferred
$27'Ac
Ltd
(quar.)__
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
preferred
Container
Aircraft
&
Power
$4.50
4%
investment
$10c
Electric
Bonus
Carlisle
Consumers
2-
$25c
preference (quar.)
Class
/
2-22
2-22
When
Share
quarterly
Co. (quar.)
Glass,
Ltd
$4.52
Ltd
Co.,
Canadian General Investments,
4%
Increased
$25c
Products, Ltd.—
Income)
Canadian General
5%
1
$25c
Ltd., class A
Co.,
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
3-
$20c
Car
Canadian Food
4'A%
Per
Name of Company
$20c
Ordinary
Canadian
Holdera
$$1.25
(quar.)
Canadian Ereweries, Ltd.
Canadian
When
Payable of Rec.
$$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
Vinegars,
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
Safeway,
Per
Share
(867)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.)
__J:
56c
3- 1
2-15
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(868)
When
Per
Name of Company
General
Corp.—
Telephone
Per
Name
60c
,
3-31
3-12
50%
59%c
55c
50c
quar.)
(contingent on approval
of stockholders, April 21)
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
—
General Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
5-15
4- 1
4-1
4-22
3-12
3-12
2-25
2-ib
dividend
Stock
at
meeting
Humble
Hunt
5%
preferred
Gerber
Glatfelter
H.)
(P.
American
Globe
Globe
3- 5
2-1
3-1
2-15
Hydraulic
;—
62Vic
25c
25c
2-27
2-13
6%
Illinois Central
3- 1
2-18
iquar.)_
$1.16
30c
$1.75
3-10
4- 1
2-15
3- 2
3-20
2- 4
2-15
Indiana
*
Co., com
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
Goodall
preferred
7%
Co.,
Rubber
Co.
Goodall-Sanford,
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
preferred
Gorham
Mfg.
Gossard
(H.
15c
—
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
$5
(quar.)_
com.
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
Grafton
(quar.)
Bank—_—-—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
&
Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)_
Class
A
(quar.)——
Class
A
——
——--——--
(quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific TeaCommon
.__
Greer
____
Group
X25c
*25c
X25c
f25c
3-15
2-25
5-25
8-25
11-25
6-15
9-15
12-15
Inland
$1.75
25c
,
25c
$1
10c
2-23
2-23
3-10
3-31
3-18
3- 5
General
Fully
bond
bond
.—
administered
Low
stock
—_____—________
Automobile
2-27
2-12
Inter-Ocean
7c
2-27
2-12
Inter-Ocean
10c
_________—__
2-27
13c
2-27
2-12
2-27
2-12
6%
7c
2-27
2-12
Iowa
6c
2-27
2-12
6c
2-27
2-12
15c
2-27
2-12
Electrical
equipment
—
Food
—-
-
Industrial
machinery
_.
Investing company
Merchandise
Petroleum
4%
2-27
2-12
3.30%
bond
Railroad
equipment
Railroad
stock
—
2-27
2-12
12c
2-27
2-12
2-27
2-12
3.90%
6c
2-27
2-12
4.20%
preferred
8c
2-27
2-12
Tobacco
Utilities
Above dividends are
from
net
4%%
income.
Mobile
preferred
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Oil
Well
Cotton
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Class
B
Hanna
common
(M.
Class
B
A.)
Stock
6%
1
3-15
$1
3-15
2-26
3-10
2-16
$1.06%
4-1
4-
Kansas
(quar.)__
3-
1
2-15
4%
3-
1
15c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
2-15
3.80%
5
4.50%
$1,06%
(quar.)
com.
._
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
Kawneer
50c
3-
4
2-11
Keller Tool
3%
4-29
3-25
Kekaha
$1.50
Refractories,
dividend
4-20
4-
6
40c
4-
1
2-26
2-16
40c
3-12
2-26
4-
3-18
Chemical
4%%
Co.,
preferred
Hart-Carter
Co.,
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
$1.12y2
common
10c
preferred (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd.
Hartford
Fire
Hartz
Fire
(J.
(quar.)
Insurance
(stock
dividend)
(stock dividend)
Insurance
F.), Ltd..
.Hazel-Atlas Glass
5%
2nd pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.
Hecla
Mining
Co.
(H.
Co.,
3.65%
J.)
Hercules
Cement
Hercules
Corp.
convertible
(quar.)
Hershey
Chocolate
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Hilton
Hotels
4%
Hires
conv.
Corp.,
preferred
Mfg.
Co.
Honolulu
Oil
(quar.)__
3-19
1
3-19
3-15
2-15
1
Kennametal,
3-16
44-
5c
1
3-15
3-
Kent-Moore
3-22
3-
Kern
1
2-15
3-15
50c
2-25
5-15
3-
1
3-
75c
'
1
3-10
class
$3
Keystone
2-15
(quar.)
Louisville
3-15
Lower
35c
3-
2-19
County
2-15
2-15
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
3-
a-i£
Lunkenheimer
2-16
1
3-1
Lynch
2-16
Mahon
2-25
Macco
3-10
2-19
40c
3-19
2-23
93%c
5- 1
4-16
35c
3-11
2-24
___
_______r
^
com.
(quar.)_
50c
$1.25
4-1
4-
3-5
1
3-5
3-10
2-26
95c
3-
1
2-15
$1
—__—.—
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
62 %c
.—
$1.12%
2-15
Corp.—
Light,
2-27
2-11
62%c
3-
1
2-12
46%c
3-
1
2-12
25c
(quar.)
3-
3-10
1
1
45c
3-20
3-
48c
3-
1
2-23
$1.05
com.
6-
1
5-14
$1
6-1
5-14
95c
6- 1
5-14
6-
5-14
.—________
.—__
—
.
$1.12%
1
3-
3-26
3-12
25c
4-
1
3-15
25c
——
3-15
40c.
(quar.)__
3-
6
2-27
3- 5
2-15
3-15
25c
—
87'/2c
1
4-
1
87'/2c
7-
1
87'/2c
—
10-
1
9-15
1-3-55
12-15
87'/2c
6-15
37'/2c
—
4-1
3-15
t37%c
3-20
3-
(quar.)
5
50c
3-
1
2-17
$1.12'/2
4-
1
3-16
3-19
3-10
3-
2-15
25c
—
Inc.
(quar.)
15c
28c
$1.18%
(interim)—
1
3-15
2-25
1
2-15
3-26
2-26
3-
t20c
50c
(quar.)
3- 5
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
33-
1
2-15
50c
preferred
3-1
2-8
2-15
75c
Co.
$5
prior preferred
Knudsen
3-
1
2-15
Koehring
40c
3-
2
2-15
Kresge
40c
3-12
3- 2
Kress
50c
3-10
2-25
50c
2-25'
2-
2
$1.06%
3-25
3-
2
2
Creamery
Co.
(S.
(S.
5-1
4-9
Co.
(quar.)
40c
3-
6
2-11
Inc.
(quar.)
50c
4-
1
3-15
(increased)
20c
3-1
2-5
(quar.)
35c
3-25
3-10
3-
Lighting
Co.
common
(quar.)
Products,
C.1C0.
Co.
Kroger Company,
Manning,
Marshall-Wells
$1.25
$4.25
Electrochemical
preferred
$4.20 preferred
Horn &
Co.,
(quar.)
B
com.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
pfd.
Hoskins Mfg. Co
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2.25 pfd
Houston
Hoving
-
Light
Corp.
&
Power
Co.
Sound
Hubinger Co.
Hudson
3-
$1.25
3-
1
2-9
30c
3-
6
2-16
La
56y4c
4-
1
3-18
La
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.-.,
(quar.)
30c
3-10
2-20
10c
0(quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., common
4y4%
preferred (quar.)
Howe
3-25
(quar.)
Co., 4%%
Co._
5'/2%
convertible
Corp.
Material
Service
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
5-
1
4-15
3-10
2-25
37y2c
3-
1
of
2-11
10c
3-10
2-26
15c
3-10
3-
6'Ac
Mathews
Conveyor
4.25%
the
5-
1
1
4-15
S A Amer.,
6%
Woods
preferred
$3.75
preferred
$3.40
Milling
Co.,
$1.16
1
$1.16
$1.16
Lamson
$$i
3.
8
2-8
1
$2.50
preferred
Corp.,
$2.50
Power
MacKinnon
preferred
(quar.)
2-11
3-10
2-20
2-27
1st
Co.,
Ltd.
3
2-19
2-26
2-15
3-
McCormick
McKay
&
Co.
preferred
Melville
Shoe
Mercantile
50c
t$l 25
&
Metals
2-
5
2-15
3-10
2-18
3-
2-10
5
2-26
3-10
2-19
4-
1
3-19
3-14
3-1
(quar.)__
:
(N.
Y.)—
3-
1
2-
2
3-
1
2-
2
$1.18%
3-
1
2-19
3-15
2-29
12'/2c
A
2-26
2-11
3-
2-15
1
(quar.)
5
25c
3-10
3-
3-10
3-3
50c
3-
1
2-16
3-
10c
2-19
1
2-19
50c
(quar.)
2-19
1
3-
3-10
3-
10c
2-26
2-11
$1.12%
—
common
1
3-
10c
2-28
2-19
3-
5
3-
5
1
3-
4-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
5
15c
.__
(quar.)
3-15
2-26
3-10
2-18
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.,
Mining
$1
conv.
Co.
3-13
2-15
25c
3-10
7-31
7-21
29c
10-31
10-21
3-10
3-
4-
3-19
62'/2c
1
1
pfd.
1
3-12
2-15
3-12
2-15
30c
(quar.)
2-27
2-15
preferred
Mississippi
B
3-
2-11
3-15
2-23
4-
3-15
5c
(quar.)
50c
(increased)
30c
1
1
1
pfd.
Line,
2-19
3-
1
2-11
4-
1
3-15
$1.15
(quar.)
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Pipe
3-15
CO
35c
(quar.)
Power, 4.60%
Missouri-Kansas
25c
10c
Corp
Minnesota Pwr. & Light Co., com.
Class
3-
75c
(quar.)—
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.
35c
5
15c
1
Corp.
1
1
4-
$1.11%
Corp.
44-
$1.08%
<quar.)__
95c
97'/2C
(quar.)
25c
Midwest Oil Corp.
29c
1
9 6'Ac
pfd.
2-1
•
3
81 %c
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
6% preferred B (quar.)
5%
1-30
25c
pfd.
Co.,
Corp.
2-1
4-21
2-25
3-10
J25C
45c
Petroleum
3-1
4-30
8
45C
Extra
Mineral
2-27
2-25
62 '/2c
(quar.)
Bumper
Hone
3-15
3-
$1.06%
(quar.)_
preferred
Micromatic
1
40c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
!
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
Mid-Continent
3-16
2-
2-19
25c
preferred
4.45%
1
40c
(quar.)
Thermit
3-
2-15
2-15
2-11
50c
(quar.)
com.
quarterly
Disintegrating
4 '/2.%
3-30
3-29
7
50c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. (quar.)
Metal Textile Corp., common
(quar.)
$3.25 participating preferred
(quar.)
Participating
^
Metal
2-15
25c
Refrigerating Co., class A
B
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.__
Merchants Fire Assurance
Merchants
5-
1
1
35c
Menasco
Increased
1
33-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
4%%
Co.
2-5
6•
2-26
3-1
1
1
(quar.)
Stores
3-10
1
t50c
9
3-15
3-
(quar.)
2-
3-
50c
3-
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-30
2-26
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Mead Corp., common
(quar.)
4%%
2-19
3-10
50c
(quar.);
Machine Co.
2-26
93 %c
(quar.)___
Master
Electric Co.
<quar.»_
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.,
3-
29c
8
3-15
3-15
62V2C
common
Midland
1
2-
3-19
3-31
$1.06'A
85C
Mines,
preferred
Macmillan
Mid-West Abrasive
$40c
3-15
1
4-
:
MacWhyte Co. (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg._
3-12
Ltd.—
^
1
(quar.)
series)
(quar.)
Paper Co._
:
Structural Steel Co.,
3-15
t $1.75
common
3-15
3-
45c
&
10c
2
Inc.—
Co.,
1
93%c
(quar.)
Porcupine
McLaren
3-
(quar.)
Sessions
4-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
Mclntyre
5%
(1947
common
2-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
2-16
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
McCord
2-24
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)___/____
Department Stores Co. (quar.)
$3.75
3-12
Common
Lakeside Laboratories,
(quar.)
Corp.,
iquar.)
4.25%
May
$0.1176
shares—
3-
35c
$3
Co.
Chemical
preferred
15c
Industries
France
Lake
1
2-11
3-1
Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Consolidada
7%
$1.06y4
Co
2-25
$2.50
tl5c
Corp..
Mickleberry's Food Products Co.
2nd
3-15
13 %c
(quar.)
Michigan
3-15
Electric
—
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
1-29
2-15
25c
Ltd.
2-15
1
Forge
(quar.)
iquar.)_
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
2-16
3
2-16
2-25
$3
2-15
4-
2-26
1
30c
(quar.)
5
3-
2-26
3-
30c
—
preferred
3-
45c
3-10
3-10
1
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
3-10
$1.50
2-25
$1.25
pfd.
2-26
(quar.)
Kuhlman
(quar.)
2-15
preferred
Kropp
(quar.)
—
2-10
7%
$1.05
5%
Inc.
5
1st
common
(accum.)_
(quar.)
2-25
6%
a__
Hardart Co. (N. Y.),
& More
15c
(quar.)
3-? 5
3-10
35c
pfd.
75c
pfd.
3-15
15c
(quar.)
common
&
Field
3-
25c
common
preferred (quar.)_^
Marshall
1
3-1
3-10
27'/2C
5%
Co.,
Co.
Corp.,
3-
1
3-15
$1.43%
(quar.)
Co.,
Maxwell
Marathon
4-
25c
(quar.)
__!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shirt
25c
IIV2C
37 %c
Service
preferred
Manhattan
5%
RR.
1
15c
(quar.)
'
Hooker
common
(quar.)
preferred
50c
60c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
1
2-
40c
55c
Co.,
(quar.)
S.)
H.)
5'/2%
Class
common
Kings
2-15
(R.
3-
3-12
50c
r
(quar.)
Corp., 5%%
Mathieson
32%c
25c
Kinney (G. R.), Inc.,
2-15
+
(quar.)_
1
Metal
Masonite
15c
2-11
1
Lyon
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
2-16
3-10
Co.
4-22
Co.—
preferred (quar.
3-1
.—
Mines, Ltd.
3-15
1
5%
3-1
(quar.)
(quar.).
Corp.,
Wire
1
25c
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co
2-15
pfd. A (quar.)__
(quar.)
&
5-
(quar.)_.
Co.
Power
1
1
44c
—
(quar.)
1
3-
Lawrence
3-1
._
(quar.)
(quar.)———__.
1
3-
Lines
Nashville RR.
&
St.
Transit
3-
50c
(iintial)_.
3-
15c
Corp
3-15
1
30c
(quar.)
4-
30c
(quar.)
1
4-
(quar.)
_
&
(Walter)
50c
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Steel
Kidde
Angeles
$1.10
(quar.)
A
Los
35c
31c
(quar.)
3-15
2-15
$1.09%
1
2-19
convertible
$1.20
2-15
4-
Industries, Inc.—
Keyes Fibre Co.,
1
3-20
7-22
82'/2c
3-10
4-24
3-
1
10-22
Co., common
Co.
4-
1
30c
Land
8
62'/2c
1
Utilities, com. (increased quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
County
(quar.)__
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil
preferred
11-
2-25
5
1
2-
$1.75
1
Gold
2-
1
$1.75
Kentucky
4%%
1
3-
$1.75
35%c
Organization,
Kerr-Addison
3-
38c
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
__.
(quar.)
3-
common
2-19
—
preferred
$1.25
preferred
3-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
Co.,
$4.50
2nd
Public
12V2c
(quar.)
Homestake Mining Co.
1
4-
87y2c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
common
&
Co.
4-
12y2c
(quar.)
(Charles E.)
Hobart
Co., common
(quar.)
B
5%
$1.25
53'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$4.37V2 convertible 2nd preferred
5%
Kendall
2-15
3-26
3-26
30c
(quar.)_
3V2 %
Higbie Mfg. Co.,
1
4-23
4-23
25c
(quar.)_
com.
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
Heywood-Wakefield
3-
25%
25%
Common
Corp.,
preferred
4%%
48%c
91 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
B
2-19
2-19
2-19
preferred
.
2-19
5c
pfd.
Steel Products
6%
1
3-1
30c
(reduced)
Heinz
(quar.)—
3-
50c
$2 convertible
Hartford
1
2-15
8
preferred
Company
Co.,
1
3-12
2nd
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)——._—
3%% preferred (quar.)_
3 % % preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)—
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd
3-19
5%
Kellogg
3-
3-
2nd
Central
Ltd.
ll'Ac
non-cumul.
Maine
Sugar Co.,
3
2-12
non-cumul.
(quar.)
Co.
non-cumul.
Maine
preferred
5
Co.
7%
3-15
preferred
33-
2-
2-27
25c
7%
(quar.)
3-12
3
1
35c
(Missouri)
5%
97'/2c
& Chemical
3-12
2-
3-
7%
(quar.)
50c
1
3-25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Katz Drug
Dock
93%c
(quar.)—
50c
class A
2-18
3-
2-26
4.20%
15c
(quar.)
2-18
3-10
Baltimore Hotel—
3-15
&
3-10
J37»/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
Power
(2-13
(quar.)
(Md.)
3-31
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
City
4.20%
2-25
3-
87'/2C
4-
._
3-10
2-13
1
3-26
Kalamazoo
1
8
3-
50c
of
Co.
$1.25
preferred
3-10
preferred
$1.25
A
Aluminum
35c
2-5
8
2-
50c
common
common
&
3
2-
2-26
50c
preferred (quar.)__
—_—______
preferred (initial)
Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.J)
2nd
„
3-10
$1.12%
Harshaw
:
5%
2-26
3-1
Coal
2-
2-26
$1.10
___—
(quar.)
Lumber
3
35c
(quar.)
Corp
(quar.)____—
Johnson
Common
Lord
3-31
3-31
3-
35c
(quar.)___!_—————
preferred
Kaiser
5
Lorain
3-15
4-10
4-10
_______;
Lumber Co.
A
1
f37'/2c
Magnavox
Laughlin Steel
4'/2%
2-23
2-10
5-
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co. (stock dividend)
,
4
4%
2-11
25c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
preferred
3-
5-15
25c
(quar.)
common
$4.25 preferred
Harbison-Walker
*
3-10
$35c
$$1.25
(quar.)
Organ
45c
1
3-15
2-18
(quar.)
I.),
Co.,
preferred
class
45c
(quar.)
(R.
Gas
1
2-27
3-
60c
original
Aircraft
4~ 1
3-12
1
(quar.)_
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
3-
Finance
Star
4-
2-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Lockheed
$4
2-10
3-12
20c
(quar.)
RR.,
Lone
30c
(quar.)__
2-1
50c
3-15
3-15
2-
1
Co.—
common
guaranteed
$1.08%
3-1
5-3
4-15
4-15
2-19
1
—
$50c
2-15
Local
2-15
■'
common
Jones
1
2-12
2-28
3
3-
50c
Class B
60c
Johnson
6-1
Loblaw,
3-1
33-
$1
Groceterias, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Long-Bell
Long-Bell
2-19
3-
3-12
55c
37'/2c
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
common
preferred
1
t75c
(s-a)
common
2-19
5%
4-
Co.—
3-15
&
2-26
Miami
Special
Loblaw
1
15c
2-19
preferred
&
3-12
Little
4.75%
(s-a)___
Co.,
4-14
2-10
3-1
3-15
42Vic
Cementing (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Tea
2-10
1
t75c
Knitting Mills, 5%
3%%
1
5-
preferred
3-15
common
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
7%
1
3-
2-12
20c
Liquid Carbonic Corp.,
3-
3-
:
3'/2%
3-15
2-26
(quar.)
Extra
3-15
2-11
Jewel
2-15
2
37'/2C
3-31
1
2-19
3-5
1
2-8
3-10
Iquar.)
Telegraph
3-10
3-
2-19
3-
1
3-
2-19
2-
3-15
(quar.)
&
45c
Jantzen
2-19
3-20
2-15
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
5
2
10c
~
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.25
3-15
3-15
2-19
35c
Co., common
1
3-15
Lionel
2-19
3-12
33-
3r 15
15c
preferred
Co.
5
60c
:
(quar.)
Link-Belt
3-15
(quar.)___
(Tenn.)
common
(quar.)____—_—_____—
A
4-
3-15
2-18
2-19
15c
:
Virginia
Corp.,
Stores,
2-15
5
40c
preferred
2-19
5%
of
1
3-
12'/2C
Tobacco
Telephone
2-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
f50c
Co.
(quar.)____
Hancock Oil, class A
;
preferred B
preferred C
$1.50
Lincoln
Lincoln
9
$1.11
4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co., common (quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)
4V2%
$5
2-5
3-20
15c
Co.
Water Supply
2-25
1
3-
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., common
Hammond
$5
5
2-
30c
5%
"
2-20
3 12
3-10
$1.10
(quar.)
Water
Halliburton
Hamilton
preferred
$1.05
Quarterly
Hackensack
Hajoca Corp.
,
$5
2-17
3-10
Co.
3-
30c
Corp.
Myers
Service
3-15
tl5c
(quar.)
Machine
3-10
3-
Lincoln
25c
Ltd.,
Co.,
44c
(quar.)___
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
,
Jamaica
8-23
50c
Co., 4.64% preferred
Guilford-Chester Water (quar.).
,
Gulf States Utilities Co., common
$4,20 preferred (quar.)______
$4.40 preferred (quar.)_,
j,.
$4.44 preferred (quar.)
preferred
5-21
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
$4.50
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
Corp.
Jaeger
$1.25
(quar.)
2-25
2-1
50c
(quar.)
convertible
3-12
1
3-
___i—______—
Utilities,
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
(quar.)
com.
Savers
5c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.76
Ohio RR.
&
$5
Gulf
Southern
Iowa
Insurance
25c
______
investment
Life
125c
.
preferred
2-11
1
Common
'
11c
3-
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co
Casualty Insurance
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Iowa Public Service Co., common
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
:__
.
____.
&
50c
preferred
.____
—
.
Life
75c
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
6-1
$1
(quar.)__—____
4.40%
2-12
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
7-1
3-.12
2-26
40c
,___
Co.
2-1
3-18
2-10
50c
(quar,)__—
3-
1
1
1
50c
Cement
3
2-10
1
3-25
37'/2c
:
Co.
3-
1
2-
1
3-
25c
(quar.)____
_;
Portland
Salt
1
3-
12%c
(quar.)_
3-
25c
Co
Power
Sons
Co.
3-10
$1.75
/
2-12
Extra
$1
System
&
D.)
Liggett &
(quar.)__—______:—._—
2-27
(James)
(H.
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.)_
Life
preferred
2-27
Inc.
Lee
35c
(quar.)
3c
8-4
from
4%
&
Light
7c
_J
________
Steel
Gulf
&
9-1
$3
_______
Gas & Electric Co., com.
Power
Iowa
2-3
Fabrics,
(Va.)
G.), Inc.
16c
common
(quar.)
preferred
2-12
2-12
3-1
Lea
15c
(quar.)
preferred
2-27
2-19
3-
t50c
(quar.)
2"(11
3-
4-
Insurance
<R.
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Foundation,
lowa-Illinois
1
$1.50
(quar.)___
2-17
3-15
1954___
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), common
(quar.)
7c
Railroad
Co.
Freight
2,
Title
2-16
Co
Utilities
each
1
Ltd.
Corp.
Securities.
Common
9c
"
Mining
$5
Silver
for
April
Lawyers
3-
preferred (quar.)__
2-27
6-18
9-17
12-17
$1
Corp.,
Products
Electric Light
11c
6-30
9-30
12-30
30c
common
2-^5
dividend), l'/a pfd. shares
share held, to be redeemed on
35c
8c
1
4-30
(stock
Lehigh
______
Reinsurance
Investment
8c
.
A
75c
Resistance
Motor
4.80%
Class
Leslie
(quar.)
Intertype Corp.
13c
3-19
2-16
____
Building
3-30
3-
2-18
-
Ltd.—
2-16
preferred (s-a)_
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd. (s-a)_
Interstate
Engineering Corp
2-12
Jones,
Foundation Fund—
and
3-15
+20C
.____
1
(quar.)___
income
Co:,
preferred
Interstate
_____^
&
1
(quar.)
Petroleum
International
2-12
2-12
Lawson
3-
__
International
2-12
2-15
3-
Machinery Co. (quar.)_
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—•
International
$1.40
2-15
t30c
Cigar
preferred
2-27
2-27
Chemical
Gulf
Co.
International
7c
2-27
.
A
1
35c
137'/2c
(quar.);
Quarterly
2-16
7c
._.
Co.
class
International Paper
Aviation
,
Steel
International
$4
1
$3
;__—
com—
(quar.)
International Harvester
2- 4
2- 4
2-11
3-19
2-24
____________—;12c
—
stock
priced
Ltd.,
International Business Machines Corp. (quar.)
Industry Classes:
,
Water,
from
10c
—
Water
&
International
Common
t
Gas
(s-a)_
1
3-
5c
3- 2
$3
(s-a)
preferred
ordinary
security profits
Funds:
Institutional
preferred
Institutional Shares. Ltd.
22c
3-
(quar.)
5-
40c
Lanett
Lees
non-cumulative preferred
Varnish & Color Co.,
Indianapolis
2-19
3-1
$4
__
Great
3-25
3-1
Lansing Stamping
Holder»
1
$3
Bleachery & Dye Works
Laura Secord Candy Shops
37 %c
Industrial Silica, 6'/2%
preferred (accum.)_
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (increased)
6%
preferred
(s-a)
1
2-5
3-10
3-15
3-
25c
(quarj_.
2-15
Le Tourneau
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
1
Co.—
partic.
Inc.
Co.
3-31
$1.25
non-cumulative
conv.
Bryant,
3-
$1.25
.
6%
3-
Lane
Lane-Wells
$1.25
—
6%
2-15
2-11
2- 8
Press
RR.
$6
3- 1
When
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
common
50c
(quar.)
$1.50
2-11
H.), Inc.,
preferred (s-a)
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
1
Per
Share
(M.
3-10
12'/2c
(quar.)_
common
Mfg. Co.—
convertible preferred
2-15
2-15
35c
preferred
5%
International
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
—
Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)—._
Lakes Steamship Co.
(quar.i__
Northern Ry., non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
Hydraulics (quar.)
Securities, Inc.—
Great
3-1
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
50c
15c
Government Employees Insurance Co.
Great
5%
5%
f
o
$2
(quar.)
W.)
$1
75c
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Grace National
7%
2
Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
&
second
$5
2
3t22
2-15
3-
15c
:
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
Name of Company
Lamston
32c
(quar.)
Imperial
new com. (initial)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
com.
5%
4-1
3- 5
Co.,
preferred
Co.,
A
2-11
12 %c
Sash & Door Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
56 Ac
30c
(quar.
Products
4%%
Gillette
preference
Huttig
1
'57c
(quar.)
.
Holders
3-
31'Ac
—__
Refining Co. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
preference
Payable 0) Rec.
31'/2c
&
Foods,
5%
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—
$2.25
Oil
When
Share
of Company
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)___
5.12%
preferred B
(quar.)_
1
(increased
Common
Holder!
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
4-
—
1
3-15
50c
common
3-16
2-25
2%C
3-16
2-25
Volume 179
Number 5301
-j.
'<■ ».>
.«
..
Payable
Share
*75c
4-15
6-15
5-15
*75c
Portland Cement Co.
Missouri
Utilities
Co.,
Life
Tool
Machine
Mills
5% %
2-11
4%
3-15
Oahu
Morgan
34%C
20c
$1.25
—
Lines,
3-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
1
2-
5
Ohio
Oil
1
2-
5
Ohio
$2.50
3-10
3-10
2-17
3-30
3-
1
Olin
2-
2-27
2-11
2-26
2-15
50c
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Corp.
Munsingwear, Inc., com. (increased quar.)—
5%% preferred (quar.)
——
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)—
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A convertible preferred (quar.)—
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry
National Acme
National
Co.
National
Automotive
National
Biscuit Co.,
3-10
2-15
4%%
Cylinder
3
2-15
Owens-Illinois
2
2-15
3-
1
2-
2-20
Palestine
Pan
2-15
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-15
Lead
Malleable
4%
1
2-
2-
5
5-
1
4-21
8-
2
8-23
3-
dividend
Paton
Shirt
Tank
Tea
Corp.
2-26
2-17
50c
4-
3-15
(quar.)__.
Fund,
Co.
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
1
4.1.
Inc.—
2-25
2-10
5-
1
4-30
37 Vic
3-12
3-
Newberry
(J.
2-11
17 ViC.
(increased)-
3-15
2-27
New Britain
Gas
Light
&
New
3-
1
3-
2-
5
4.05%
preferred
New Jersey
Newport
Zinc
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
News
3%%
preferred
Dry
6%
Dock
Co.,
2-10
4-
1
3-
8
4- .1
3-
8
3-10
2-19
preferred
convertible preferred A
5%
2-15
33-
2-15
4-
3-15
Founders
2-26
;—
$1.50
4-
2-26
75c
3-
2-15
—
$2.50
(s-a)
$3
(accum.)
common
3-
2
8
2-15
3-26
3-15
$1
Participating
New
—
shares—
(initial)
common
New
3*
1
$1
9-14
9-
3-12
3- 1
preferred
Share
Niagara
Non
Ferrous
American
Nopco
93 %c
quar.)
Metal Products, Ltd.—
receipts ordinary (initial)
dep.
Chemical Co., $4 preferred
Norfolk
Southern
American
9-14
9-1
6%
7%
North River Insurance Co.
North Shore
Northeastern
Gas
Stock
Co.
Water
preferred
Northern
(N. Y.)
4.20%
1
5%
4-12
2-11
3-
2-11
3-20
3-20
2-26
00
7-21
2-26
Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Co.
preferred
2 19
2-25
2-18
3-10
2-19
3-
1
2-12
$1
3-
1
2-15
1
10%
Gas Co.,
common
(quar.)
45c
SI.37%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Purina
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3-
4-
1
1
1st
4-
50c
4-
3-
3-
3-
25c
2
.
2-
A
of
5%
5%
4%
1
Spring
Rolland
5
4%%
2-19
2-19
Rosefield
3-10
2-26
2-26
50c
3-10
2-10
3-
2
3-
3-12
3-
1
3-10
2-25
1
2-15
35c
3-
40c
3-31
3-
5
25c
3-31
3-
5
$1.50
pfd.
3-
4
2-20
(Jacob),
Co.,
4-
1
2-23
3-
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
3-
1
2-23
3-
8
2-23
2-ldi
3-15
2-15
60c
3-10
$1
3-15
3-.i
40c
3-15
3-0
37 %c
3-15
3- 2
3-15
3-1
3-20
3-10
343Ac
3-20
3-1®
50c
3-10
2-15
20c
3-30
2-15
*25c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-10
$1.18%
3-
1
2-19
$1
Co.
1
2-26
2-1$
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
40c
3-
1
2-12
$1
3-
1
2-12
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-10
3-15
3-3-
+
—
*$1.06'%
to
3-
2
2-10
3-
2
20c
4-
1
2-15
~3-l2
37'Ac
3-
1
2-1,1
12 %c
3-
1
2-15
12'Ac
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-4$
*62'Ac
3-
1
2-12
25c
3-
1
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4-
1
3-1®
•
(quar.)_
com.
_
___
3-12
60c
4-
1
3-3
$1
4-
1
3-
$1.12%
4-
1
(quar.)---.
(quar.)
common
(entire
April
on
St.
3-
1
2-15
11 Vic
4-15
4-
Louis-San
3-12
4-
1
3-19
2%
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
5
$1.25
3-
1
2-
5
^
62'Ac
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
preferred
preferred
convertible preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
6-15
6-1
A
(quar.)
$1.25
9-15
9-
A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
12- ,1
$5
2-26
2-l»
25c
4-17
4-1®
5%
convertible
5%
5% pfd. (annual)
25C
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
$1.25
3-
1
2-19
3-15
2-19
50c
(quar.)
__
37'Ac
Transit
Antonio
1
4-
1
14c
(quar.)
25C
Corp.
Arms
Savage
3-
$1.10
Paper Co., common
(quar.)
1st preferred series A
$4.40
$1.20
(quar.)
Regis
&
Schering
5cv
(quar.)____
Brick
Fisher
Corp.
Sayre
(quar.)___
& Marine Insurance
Paul Fire
San
Wire
Polaris
&
Potash
Powell
A
B
General
Steel
Co.
River
Read
3-
3-15
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
5
(quar.)—
4-15
1
2-15
3-
1
2-10
3-15
2-15
2
3-19
4-
$2.12
Finance
preferred
Scythes & Co.,
5%
Preferred
Utilities
convertible
Mfg.
5
3-19
45 c
2-25
2-
5
52'Ac
2-25
2-
5
Prentice-Hall,
Pressed
Prestole
Metals
Corp.,
Inc.
of
1st
4
2-
1
4-2®
8-
2
7-20
(quar.)
America
5%
preferred
(accum.)
:—
(accum.)
3-
1
2-16
(Del.)
Seaboard
Surety Co.
Corp.
5
2-19
Seagrave
3-
1
2-10
Searle
3-31
3-19
Seatrain Lines, Inc.
12'Ac
1
4-17
3-
1
2-J1
3-
1
2-11
15c
4-
1
3-10
$1.12%
4-
1
3-19
45c
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced)
D.)
(quar.);
(quar.)—*—
(quar.)
3-
25c
(G.
4-17
5-
91'Ac
preferred
15C
.
1
1334c
1
$1.07%
(quar.)
Oil
& Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
2-20
3-10
5-
4-10
3-18-
53c
4-10
3-18
$1.43%
4-10
3-18
,—
common
Ltd., common
(quar.)
0
75c
,
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.—
preferred
2-10
5-
—
A
convertible preferred
$5.75
2-23-
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Common
9
3-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
4.30%
3-
85c
(quar.)
3-31
25c
*25c
Ltd
Mfg.
3.65%
$4.50
45c
'
Corp
Co.
3-29
3-29
50c
(increased)
Electric
Co.,
&
Scovill
4-15
37'Ac
America
of
$4
1
27 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
a
3-12
27 %C
preferred
$3.40
4-15
37'Ac
(quar.).
•
Portsmouth
2-19
40c
—
(reduced)
class
Co.,
1
5c
(quar.)
Mining Co.
Class
3-
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Plymouth Oil Co.
Poor
$1.75
Co.,
Paper
2-
5-
3-
Co.
preferred A
preferred A
5'A%
5'A%
Scott
Ry.—4
5-15
1
25c
Schwitzer-Cummins
10%
Cable
&
Ashtabula
2-10
Ry., common
A (quar.)
St. Louis Southwestern Ryf,
1
2-10
3-10
preferred
convertible
convertible
St.
2-26
50c
_______
Francisco
5%
St.
——
25c
.
______
5
$1.37'A
Con¬
2-26
(quar.)__
(quar.)
t
issue
at
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Joseph Lead Co
2-18
5
plus this dividend.
25
1
Products
Steel
2-10
10c
March
St.
2-
3-15
15c
3-15
1
2-13
t$1.06
redemption
vertible
8
2-'2®
3-10
Inc.—
Co.
$103 per share
3-
5
$1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred
for
2-26
4-
2-25
3-
$1.25
(quar.)—
convertible
Safway
2-1T
3-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Stores,
preferred
4%
1
50c
(quar.)
2-19
3-
50c
(quar.)
1
25c
_
3-
10c
'
(quar.)
1
Aeronautical
Rvan
3-.1
37'Ac
I
(quar.)
2-11
1
(quar.)
5'A%
3-25
10-
(quar.)
$1.50 pfd.
Seaboard
8
6-19
3-15
(quar.)_.
preferred
2-11
4-
(stock dividend)™
Pittsburgh, Youngstown &
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pratt,
3-
3-10
6-10
1
common
1
3-
53'Ac
West Virginia Ry.
1
1
7-
75c
(quar.)
3-12
4-15
(quar.)
preferred
4-
7-
$1.75
Ltd
Oil
called
$1
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
3-10
:
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Ruppert
4'A%
& Chemical Co.—
Pittsburgh Coke
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Royalite
2-11
Ltd.—
:
4-
(quar.)—
Co.,
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
$1.75
1
2-25
65c
(quar.)
2-12
1
$1.75
common
A
preferred
4'A%
4'A %
12'Ac
preferred
1
4-
$1.75
common
Royal Typewriter Co.,
1
*$1
4%%
3-
40c
$1.75
Bottling (Ky.),
preferred (quar.)___
3-10
933/4C
(quar.)—
Inc., $4
$1.12'A
-
Crown
3-
40c
(resumed)
2-12
—r
25c
(quar.)—
2-15
10c
25c
—
(quar.)
2-10
5
$1.02%
Axle
&
Packing Co.
Corp.
5%
2-18
65C
com.
5
(quar.)
Co.,
Roxy Theatre,
5
25C
(quar.)__
3-
2-15
Royal
•
3-10
:
Special
Rowe
2-10
Corp.—
Corp.
preferred
1
1
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
3-
60c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Haas
3- 0
2-10
35c
Electric
preferred
1
15c
Water,
&
Transit
&
3- »
1
2-25
25c
preference
&
2-10
60c
prior preferred (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
3-
(quar.)—
1
2
50c
.
(quar.)
Ages Corp.
3-
3-10
44-
3-
1-20
lc
preferred (quar.)
preferred series F
$1.75
1
3-IB
Co
preferred
$1.12%
25c
1
50c
preferred
conv.
Rockwood
5
.
3-
2-17
4-
30c
Oil
Rockwell
2-19
1
1
$1.12%
Corp. (quar.)
Textile Corp., common
Rohm
4-
2-12
3-
Valley Gas (Texas)
Grande
Rockwell
3-22
3-15
1
1
3-11
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
Rock
2
4-15
75c
3-
Oil
Rochester
3-15
$1.50
common—
1st
2nd
3-
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ranch
2-12
87'Ac
4.75%
3-15
1
Inc.,
1
50c
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)__
Insurance (Texas)
(quar.)
Copper & Brass, Inc
2nd
3-2
1
3
20c
;
preferred
common
Rand,
Rochester Gas
3-15
4-
/
1st
Co.,
preferred
4%
1
4%
3-12
4-
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
2-15
1
1
75c
;
4.10 7o
$1.06
(quar.)
common
Co.
50c
93 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Robertson
(H. H.) Co.' (quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar:)
1
$1.12'A
& Electrotypers,
2-15
I
(N. Y.)—
Bancorporation,
preferred
3-10
85c
(quar.)—
3-
Transportation—
Co.
preferred
$4.80
3-10
1
$3.50
rH
1
2-10
2-18
34 %c
•
2-10
92'AC
(quar.)
Corp..
Pittsburgh &
3-10
2-10
1
semi-annual
preferred
$5
1
1
3-
$2.50
Pittsburgh 8teel, common
Common
3-15
3-
35c
Coi
Packing
Portland
dividend
Northern Natural
5%%
3-
—
(s-a)—:
Insurance
Northwest
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Increased
$2
5%
1
5'A%
Corp.—
common
preferred
5%%
5
3-
2-10
$1.02
(initial)
preferred
5
$1
2-10
$1.10
Pa.),
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common
3-
4-
Safeway
Piper Aircraft
3-
1
87'Ac
(quar.)„
(quar.)_.
Participating
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engravers
1
1
3-
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.> com. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Petroleum
1
3-
1
preferred series A (quar.)
& Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 partic.
preferred (quar.)__
3-
—
Corp.,
Increased
1
4-
$4
3-
1
Phillips
4-
*25c
(quar.)
Robbins
$1.12%
3-
Philco
1
*38c
(s-a)
of America—
convertible 1st preferred
Riegel
3-10
2-20
$1.17 Vi
(quar.)
15c
Co.
3-
Richfield
1
3-
4-
25c
Co.
2-26
4-
91'Ac
4-
3-
RR.
3-12
40c
_
A
2-20
1^10
Rio
2-27
2-26
983Ac
$1.12%
35C
Pennsylvania
3-15
3-12
(quar.)
5
37'Ac
—
guaranteed i(s-a)__
North Central Texas Oil Co
North
.*35c
1-14
4-
Richardson
25c
|
(quar.)
Plastic
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
2-27
preferred
3-
75c
(quar.)
5%%
3-19
3-31
*20c
Mfg.
7%
3-15
35c
Corp.
7%
3-29
4
3-15
3-15
Co.,
Rice
2-
1
2-25
7%
2-19
1
50c
7%
2-19
1
preferred
1
Investment—
North Carolina RR.,
1
$3.95
4-
42 'Ac
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., com.
North
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
2-16
$3.05
20c
:—
(increased
Corp.
2-16
3-
(quar.)
common
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-15
2-25
2-25
3-
,_
Philadelphia Suburban
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
4% %
3-29
17'Ac
(quar.)—
Trading
&
Pillsbury Mills,
New York State Electric & Gas—
3%%
50c
i
30c
——
1
$1
(initial)
common
3-12
$1
(initial)
3-15
2-18
4-
*20c
Quarterly
Phillips
(initial)
New
1
2-28
Philadelphia Germar.town & Norristown RR.
Photo
common
2-25
(initial)
Inc
Mfg.
New
2-
4-
shares—
New
3-15
12'Ac
Co.—
Philadelphia Suburban
3-
York Shipbuilding Corp.—
New
2-25
1
34-
*30c
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
Common
(increased quar.)
Class B (increased quar.)
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
4'A % preferred (quar.)
Rhinelander Paper Co. (quar.)
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
7% 1st
preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
2-15
1
3-
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
3-15
A
Revere
$1.25
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1
preference (quar.)
New Haven & Hartford RR.—
Y.
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
3%%
N.
2-15
3-10
(quar.)
$1.25
^
(quar.)
common
preferred
Republic
3-19
1
5-10
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Pheoll
75c
(year-end)
1
3-
2-26
(quar.)
participating class
Pfaudler
40c
RR., com.
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
$5
$1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-
20c
(initial)
____
Mexico—
(quar.)
Telephone, common
Remington
2-15
1
5-17
(quar.) —
New
(quar.)
A
preferred
3'A%
3
3-16
—____
Paul,
Co.,
of
Extra
$1
4% %. preferred (quar.)._
Gear Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
Petroleum
3-
55c
<quar.)__
preferred class A
York
1-29
Peter
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
common
3-
3-
3-19
10c
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas_.
Dock-
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis
New
2-10
50c
Corp.,
York Air Brake
New
3-15
50c
_
&
25c
Machine &
Permutit
Oil
Reliance
(quar.)
Ry.
Co.
Circle
Extra
3
1
(quar.)
;
Electric
Newport
2-
4-
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Reading
$1.50
Eastern
Corp.,
Perkins
$1.01»/4
Ltd
pfd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
3-2
30c
(quar.)
Co.
82 ViC
43c
New Jersey Pwr. & Light Co., 4%
2-15
common
(Butler,
common
Perfect
2-26
3-15
50c
Newfoundland Light & Power Co.,
2-19
1
preferred
Peoria
3-10
1
Ray-O-Vac
50c
Stores
Drug
4'A%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5
3-
(quar.)
Peoples Telephone
3-15
4-
3%%
30c
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
1
4-
3-15
$1.16%
preferred
Service
Oklahoma—
of
(quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.
2
3-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples
5
1
Ralston
2-15
2-
$1.25
preferred
2-27
5c
J.)
2-15
preferred
$4.50
40c
(quar.)—■_
New Bedford Storage Warehouse
1
1
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
2-26
3-
4-
2-20
3-15
20c
(quar.)__—
Co.
33-
2-25
2-20
$5
3-15
2-15
$1
Co.
preferred
$3.50
1
2-16
50c
—
Casualty
Amsterdam
2-15
3-1
5c
"(quar.)
Paper
3-10
—
2-1S
*.2-15
Radio
3-
•3-1
net in¬
Co
Mur
3-15
57'Ac
Perfex
Nestle-Le
1
62'Ac
Common
1
3-
1
5%
12'Ac
$1.05
(from
4-
50c
Fruit
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
2-10
25c
4.24%
1
2-15
1
Class
2-10
1
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
1
30c
35c
__
Inc.
3-19
1
20c
(quar.)_
Bros.,
3-13
(quar.)
income)
Cement
3-31
4-
(quar.)
preferred
2
3-
25c
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
2-11
50c
(quar.)
Resources
vestment
1
(quar.)
common
3-
37'Ac
4.50%
3-
1
1
Quebec
2-20
4.60%
15 c
Inc.-
(quar.)
Co.,
1
3-10
25c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric,
4.70% pfd.
3-
13- 1
3-
3-
Quebec Power Co.
37'Ac
(quar.).—„—
Co.
3-31
3-31
50c
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
.-
8
25c
Cement Corp.
Telephone
$1.02
(quar.)
com.
•
3- 1
3-
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
$1.17%
Indiana,
3-
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
2-
27c
5%.
long-term
common
2-22
87'Ac
Pure
Line Co.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
3-19
$1
common
>
305Ac
5%
$1.50
A
2-10
*25c
35c
(increased)
2-
$1.50
Corp.
3-10
(quar.)
4.65%
3-15
Penn
2-19
3-15
1%
—_—
-
Co.
2-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Peninsular
2-11
Products,
5
Co.
class
2-10
50c
3-31
$1
$1.10
pfd.
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
5%
__
(quar.)
3-
20C
Special
3-10
2-18
Co.
Co.
preferred
1
1
4-
3-
(Del.)
Shops
Starch
3-10
*15c
$1.12 %
•
Common
7%
Peerless
1
1
Mfg.
National-Standard
2-25
4-
3-
&
8
Airways, Inc
Pipe
common
Mfg.
10-20
3-10
15c
National Screw
8
2-
50c
4%
1
3-1
preferred
4%
62'Ac
World
Co.,
B
10-30
2-15
Industries,
2-
1
—
Pictures
Pen
50c
3-10
National Presto
1
3-
(quar.)
Corp.,
,3-
preferred
Public Service
1
Express—
preferred (quar.)_____
Parmelee Transportation Co.
50c
—
3-
$1.10-
$5
$1.75
,
2-11
(quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
1
(Cash dividend)
1
Co.
3-10
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Electric
Class
5
3-1
Steel
&
2-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Paramount
2-11
3-21
preferred A (quar.)
Castings Co.—
7%
Co.,
2-15
2-26
5%
Eastern
Common
5c
*15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2-26
$1.25
75c
Economic
American
Parker
—
___-
National Oats
Neisner
Mfg.
Panhandle
Canada
*37 ViC
Quarterly
Nazareth
Pacolet
3-10
*12 Vic
Ltd.,
12'/2c
—
from
2-10
$1.06%
4.90%
2-15
—
Oil
Western
2-20
3-
(quar.)
National
4.20%
Pacific
2-
3-10
Corp.
Co.,
National
Natural
5
2-26
Corp.—
(quar.)
2-
1
(quar.)
derived
Co.
Lumber
5c
Products
Grocers
National
9
3-10
(quar.)
1
3-
90c
Co.
Corp.
Paragon
of
3-
$1.14
'
(increased)
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
L2-10
3-
(quar.)
of
,
2-23
Gas—
preference
preferred
Holder*
Payable of Bee,
4.32 %
:
Co.
Ltd.
&
Electric
dividend
4.08%
Co.,
Transport
Service
$1.40
2-24
1
4-
dividend
Stock
$1.06 %
Co.
5
$5 preference (quar.)
Investors, Inc.—
Intermountain
Pacific
3-
4-15
Finance
Pacific
5c
preferred
National
2-10
30c
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.40
1
Pacific
15c
Quarterly
National
3-
Glass
Paper Co.,
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
National Food
National
5
2-19
50c
Quarterly
Stock
9
4-
4-15
25C
common
conv.
$1.50
2-
2-24
3-10
$1.06
Chemical
3-
Public
3'A%
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Substantially all
capital
gains
9
50c
(quar.)
&
&
Pacific-American
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
Marine
Outboard
$1,183/4
Co.,
3-12
Provincial
5
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$1.75
Gas
2-
(quar.)
preferred
3-
(quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
National
preferred
$4.40
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Distillers- Products
Ltd.,
$3.60
2-11
35c
preferred (quar.)
4(4%.
preferred
(quar.)
Drug
3-15
Power
$1
preferred (quar.)
Common
1
3-15
Tail
Oxford
4%%
National
4-
Otter
50c
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
2-10
37 Vic
(quar.)
common
$1.25 convertible preferred
National
2-10
15c
Inc.
3-10
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
50C
Fibres
4
common
2-28
2-11
(quar.).:—
National Container Corp., common
New
Inc.,
Industries,
3-15
(quar.)
Aluminate Corp.
2-
2-27
4.70% preferred
Public Service Co.
(quar.)
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
2 6 (Ac
(quar.)
Inc.
Airlines,
National
1
3-
3-15
$1.68
—
30c
Extra
Mullins
4
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
2c
-
4
2-
*$1.75
(quar.)—
common
40c
(quar.)
2-
1
deducted.
be
(quar.)
lc
Mount Diablo Co.
1
3-
4ft
$1.05
:
(quar.)
;
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—■
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Non-resi¬
preferred A (quar.)Omar, Inc., 4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery Co
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.).—
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
1
25c
(decreased)
3-
,
$1
(quar.)™_„__i_i™
4%
9
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
3-
40c
preferred
preferred
Co.
4.40%
2-23
50c
4'A%
*2c
Power
Co
Motor Finance Corp.
Products
3-
3-
59 %c
2-10
of South Africa
will
7.2%
4.56%
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
*$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
(interim)
Flour Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
.
Match
Ohio
1
(quar.)
t$l
Ltd.
of-
rate
t$1.19
preferred
preferred (quar.) 1
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, common (quar.)_.
:
the Union
tax of
Edison
Ohio
5%
5%
60c
2-15
& Co.,
4% %
Wheel
1
3-
7%
2-15
3-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.
1
3-
preferred
*$1.50
.
ordinary shares.
the
on
the
Ogilvie
10c
4.20%
25c
Mines,
Gold
at
1
3-
2-15
Ltd
Sugar,
dents'
2-24
1
Co.—
(quar.)
(Henry)
4%%
3-
3-15
2-15
1
*$1.12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
ings
(quar.)
Oil Co.
preferred
5 %
Nehi
2-20
1
3-
4'A%
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd., Amer. shares
Above payment is a dividend of 12 shill¬
2-19
3-
preferred
O'Brien
1
3-
3
2-27
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Moore-McCormack
7%
3-15
$1.25
(s-a)—
$1.50
Moore-Handley Hardware
Common
(reduced)
Motor
2-11
1
3-31
22'Ac
2-15
25c
When
Share
class A (init.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
of Company
Price National Corp., $1 conv,
3-
$1.31 V*
common
(369)
♦*.!»#•♦*
"Su-ir
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Light & Power—
preferred
4Vi %
1
3-
Loan Society—
Monroe
Monterey
Motor
6%
2
3-
25c
(quar.)
Scotia
Nova
2-10
3-
28c
(quar.)
Co.
2-24
3-12
$1.25
k
(Mass.)
Co.
Insurance
Monarch
Monarch
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)—_—
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)
Pharmacal
Norwich
45c
(qua-r.)
5%
Monarch
11-15
Share\
M'-Mia/,'
»
.
$1.12'A
Service,
(quar.) —
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5(4%
8-14
12-15
Co. (increased quar.)
Missouri Public Service
Missouri
9-15
*75c
Quarterly
4'/a %
V
«.
Public
Northwestern
3-31
*75c
Jiitchelj^ (Robert), Ltd. (quar.)_
Name of Company
of Rec,
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3-
1
2-12
*31'Ac
3-
1
2-12
3-
1
50c
3-15
45c
3"
30c
2-25
2-
5
60c
3-15
3-
1
3-
2-23-
12 %c
1
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2-10
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Name of Company
Securities
5Ve
Share
Acceptance
preferred
Corp.,
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-12
2-19
—
class
A
preferred
prior
(quar.)
preferred
Serrick Corp., class A
Class B (quar.)—
3-15
3-
(increased)
common
Class B
67iC
i
Corp.
Stromberg-Carlson
ferred
1
(entire
March'15
on
convertible
called
$51.25
for
U.
S.
1
U.
S.
1
3-15
2-26.
37V2C
(quar.)
Co.,. 4%
issue
at
4-
1
3-
3-13
$1.75
Furniture
2-18
4%
Sheaffer
(W.
Power
&
series
A
Pen Co.
A.)
2-25
*1-16
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)„.
$1
5-
1
150c
4-
2
3-
2
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
8-
2
7-15
4-
2
3-
2
$4
2nd
preferred (quar.)
Propane Gas Co., com.
$1
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
30c
2-25
2-15
30c
Mfg.
Shenango
Corp.
2-25
2-15
5.207c
3772C
3-12
2-16
5.20%
2-20
Sullivan
(quar.)__
Valley
Sherman
(increased
Water,
Products
quar.),
5%
pfd.
(quar.)_*
$1.25
(quar.i
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
preferred
of
Canada,
Ltu
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America, class A
preferred A (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
B
(quar.)
1
5-
1
4-
-4-
Solar
*
Aircraft
Stock
Co.,
Ray Drug Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
2-27
5V2%
convertible
3-31
3-16
,Sunray
2-15
2-15
2-15
4,40%
Superior
1
3-
2-15
1
4-
1
1
2-26
3-
9
3-
1
2-19
60c
Li
t
called
*
$18 per
for
Sohotone
Swift
3-20
Quarterly
Quarterly „
"v Syracuse Transit
2
2-
3-
5
1-26
3-10
2-26
Taylor<As F®nn,: 4.32%
25c
3-10
2-26
Taylor Oil & Gas Co.
(quar.)„
15c
'3-
25c
entire
3-29
4-15
3-31
From
*
to March
Texas
3-
10c
3-12
2-24
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
1-18
5%: preferred (quar.)
4.60 % preferred
(quar.)__
627aC
$1
preferred
(quar.)
257aC
2-28
2-
(quar.)
307aC
2-28
2-
16 (4c
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-19
34c
3-
1
2-19
preferred (quar.)_
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)___
Southern
5%
entire
Co.,
6
35c
3-13
3-
62 Vac
3-15
(quar.)_,
preferred
.5.%.,,non-cumulative
preferred
non-cumulative
Southern
Utah
Soiftiiwest
Southwestern
Public
Southwestern
$6
Service
preferred
$5.50
1st
Spenper Chemical Co.,
Spencer Kellogg
&
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50
Spokane
6-15
Inc.
9-15
(quar.)__
quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
1
1
3-15
3-
3
3-
2-
1
1
28c
3-
1
1
$1.377a
33-
Stahl-Meyer,
$2-$5
priotf preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Common
(increased
preferred
3-10
2-2G
3-15
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
5
3-10
2-26
6-10
5-28
9-10
8-31
10c
12-10
11-30
50c
4-
1
3-
3-20
1
3-
3-15
(Ky.)
Extra
3-
Standard
Oil
Standard
3%,%
3-
1
3
Co.
Standard
,$J.60
New
True
'Class
B
Standard
6%
$1
3-11
2-
3-10
Traung
5%; preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
Bfiwchi
(quar.)
33-
1
3-15
33-
1
3-
1
6-30
$1.25
9-30
(John B.)
9-15
preferred
Stewart-Warner
12-31
12-
5
common
United
3-11
2-25
3-
2-18
,
1
(quar.)
Corp,
(quar.)_
1
Common
47*%
B
3-12
I
1
1
Wesson
2-19
3-10
2-19
2-
2-19
2-
West
$5
West
8
3-
2-15
50c
■
1
3-
6
3-
6
.
2-12
2-12
2-21
6-
9-10
9-
12-10
12-
15c
4-
1
15c
7-
1
3-17
(N.
Y.)—
"
1
It
preferred
Biscuit
Board-&
preferred
(quar.>
IIIIZZIIIIZ
prior
25c
4-
preferred
1
IIIIII
3-17
(quar.)
U. S.
25c
7-
1
6-17
$4
Weston
Electrical
3-1
Investment
sale
of
3-1
2-15
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
2-18
(quar.)_.
25c
(quar.)
3-15
2-26
15c
z
3-15
3-
3-
2
2-15
3-
1
(quar.)—75c
125c
(quar.)
5c
...
1
1-29
3-15
3-
4-
$1.25
3-12
1
1
2-25
2-
4
Ltd.
(quar.)_
2-
2-26
3-15
3-
572%
Wickes
2-24
3-10
(increased)
3-10
2-26
2-19
.
Winn
i
Co.,
Winter
6Vo
1
2-
3.60%
3-
2
2-15
3-
2
2-15
Wisconsin
9
Wisconsin
Wolf
Wood-(Alaa>
3-
2
2-
5
Wood
-
2-19
3-10
(G.
3-25
5Vc
3-15
-
H.)
k
5%
Woodard
3-
1
2-
8
Woolworth' (F.
3-15
3r
1
3-10
2-19
(quar.)
Co.,
—1
-
1
4-15
2-26
120c
(quaf?)*'
2-11
2-26
4-
^
.-_I—
&
Canal
-
3-31
Yale
(liquidating
16%
Zenith
and
3c
4-10
2-25
Jr.)
3-20
1
2-18
3-1
2-1
4-30
4-16
3-
25c-
3-20
3-
20c
3-1
2-18
15c
3-15
3-
t$1.377a
3-, 1
2-15
30c
2-26
2-11
"
(s-a)_
pfd.
8
3
Steel)—
Wood
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
2-15
1
-
31V4C
3-15
3-30
3-15
3-
5
2-19
50c
(quar.)
2-11
3-30
627aC
(quar.)
1
3272c
.v.
3-
12(4c
(quar.)
3-1
2-10
3-
2-10
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
Co..
'
40%
Co:
3-15
1-25
4-
1
2-3fi
25c
3-
1
2-19
25c
' 4-
1
3-19
3-
1
2-13
f3c
Ltd
(monthly)
:
Co.
(quar.)__
Co.
1
4
'..
(quariVjA
;
.
20c:
'4-1
3-15
4-30
A 4-10
377aC
7-31
7-10
75c
3- 5
2-11
25c
3-15
50c
*3-31
•-
50c
'
Co.—
Radio
Corp.
books
^
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
-2-15
not
tPayables iir^LL-8.
tPayable
2-26
Alan
Co.
&
Mfg.
in
closed
funds,
Canadian
tax
a
7c
Co.
.
3-19
*.
—__
~~f
.,
2-26
•,
3-10
3-15
' '•
from
securities.
3-31.
3-
(quar.)__
Youngstown Steel Door. Co. -(quar.),
"
3-15
2-19
90c
preferred (quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)_^:
6%
1
4-
si.oO
Youngstown Sheet:& Tube Go.
1
2-26
3-10
37Vfec
convertible
resident
income
Co.
W.)
Towne
Cab
3-19
2-27
35c
*
-Transfer
16c
11c
25c
(increased quar.)
Inc.,
(Rudolph)
Cd.—
—
$1.0674
(final)-
(Wm.
6s
Yellow
2-26
3-12
noc
i
1-30
3-
L.
(quar.)
Monthly
Wullitzcr
"2-24 r
3-31
$1.06 y*,^
3-19
a-
Wrigley
'
.
1-30
3-10
45c
'•
1
Co.
Wright-Hargreaves. Mines,
6
2-23
4-
(quar.)
preferred
(F. W.i
Ordinary
2-15
A 4-
•
3-10
25c
.u-lv--—
com,
Extra
2-11
3-1
$1.06(4
common
5Va%
Co.,
Governor
Wooiworth
2-15
3-
3-19
:
50c
1
1
1
1
Petroleum- Co., com.
pfd.
(quar.)
1_.
3-
3-
1
4-
Woodley
'I
2-15
4-
Insurance
(see
Industries,
3-
3-15
pfd.
Life
Co.
convertible
3-11
-
3-10
2-15
(monthly)
Co.
Power,
Steel
3-11
~
3-1
"
20c
(quar.)
Electric
Dessauer
1
75c
jqi'.ar.)___.
National
2-26
&
3-15
15c
(quar,)—
3-
15c
(quar.)____.
Hydro
3-19
tlOc
rb
1
20c
preferred
7%
Electric
1
25c
(quar.)
1
3-
w
Inc.
preferred
3-12
50c
.
3-
3-10
...
common
$4.25
prefeired
4-
$1.12 %
CorpJ (quar.)
2-26
2-1
3-10
27V2C
(quar.)__^
(quar.)___^.__
Hirsch,
Wisconsin
$1.1272
*
—
(quar.)
com:
3-10
3-2
-lie
&
2-26
25c
(quar.)_
3-15
2-15
"
30c
Monthly
2-26
$1.25
common
1
1
25c
iquar.),
Lovett, Grocery
3-15
'
4-
3-
37VaC
,
...
Inc.,
Products,
&
&
3-11
75 c
'
(quar.)
Sons....^-—
preferred
3-
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
35 c
(quar.)
25c
(.quar.)__-J$1.12 V2
common..I
<fe
Stores,
Wilson
2-26
1
Corp.
Willson
2-16
3-
(C.)
preferred
$4.25
2-16
2-25
Dental
Corp.,
65c
A
Instrument
BlakC Co.
Wiebolt
2-15
2-25
••
(quar.)_l._
Ltd., 4Va%' pfd.
convertible' preferred
Whitney
>
2-26
'
1
3-10
$1-.
-
2-26
5
3-1
3-10
;
(quar.)
com.
2-15
White"(S. S.)
10%
Corp.,
2-19
*
on
$1
25c
(quar.
(George 1,
Weston
Woodall
Co.
Utilities
2-18
2-13
Stationery—
Inc.
2-15
3-1
,
93 3/4 c
class
Railroad
5
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
-
Science Fund—
from
prior
1
3- 1
,
$2.50
Public
profit
5%
3-
$1.14
50c
(quar.)
Mines
Jersey
3-
3-
2-8
62 Vac
preferred-(quar.)—
Hill
3-15
1
2-8
62-%C
(quar.),
Cos.
1
4-
25c
.
Breweries, Ltd.
preferred
25c
(quar.)-
Corp.
of America,
(quar.),
Coal
3-
50c
—
1
3-10
20c
Co.
Electric
35c
Improvement
2-20
4-
3-1
2-15
$1.50
(quar.)
—
Electric
3
95c
2-27
75C
Corps.: Ltd./" class B
3-
4-15
•-
3-4
3.80%
$1.25
(accum.)
Omaha,
Carton
2-10
75c
(quar.)
*1
2-25
3-15
40C
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
35c
wVj$1.25
(quar.)_.____
1
50c
40c
(quar.)_
Inc.,
2-10
3-
3-10
40c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Lines,
*3-1
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. "(quar.)
12 Vac
;
Corp.,
25c
$1.12
-JL-
Westinghouse
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Rope Corp.
2-15
3-15
70C
$6 pfd.
Co.
3-1
3-15
25c
1—
Carbon
Car
40c
1
(quar.)_
Co
Corp.,
5
3-18
$1.25
Fields.
&
3-
2-24
4- 1
1
15c
(s-a)__
Forging
common
Oil
1-28
4-
California—
&
3-12*
4-
? 35c
,
Corp
preferred
(cash div.)
of
2-15
1
3-15
*
__'*i"ftr 25c
common
Inc.
Supply
Tablet
Whitman
L_
of
Yards
Co.,
Lines
preferred
1
i
Quarterly
4c
Oil
Western
2-15
3-12
*4-
1
70c
Steel
Street
New
6-17
-
Canada
3-'3
-3-10
(quar.)
Co., $4 pfd.
Indies-Sugar Corp.
Air
8
2* 8
3-19
3-10
,
30c
(quar.)
Western
I
2-11
3
3-
t20c
(quar.)
United
United
& Snowdrift
Auto
2-26
2-
1-
$1.50
Engineering Co.
Western
2-18
2-26
5%
(quar.)...
preferred
Disinfecting
5
3-
3-12
10%
•
3-" 5
'2-17
135c
div.)
*v
3-
20c
-
*
2-11
2-26
'•
1
3-? 12-16
62Vac
;
<quar.)__>t
common
preferred
7-16
3-1
t3lV*c
Services -(quar.)
Oil
4-
$1
—_
.(stock
4-16
-
>4-1
$2.50,
-(quar-)62V2c
8
2-26
6-10
$1.0674
(quar.)
&
Aircraft
Gas
Co.,
Jet
Wellman
2-10
3-
50c
-
(quar.)
Air
&
convertible
Welex
3-12
,
4-
$1.06 Yr
(quar.)
Keno
6%
1
1
2-28
$2.50
-
40c
A
*
20c
(quar.)
Illuminating
United
_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~I~"
4-
5- 3
s8-2'
.
Co.
3-12
4-
Co.—
'dividend)..
Wire Co.
Western
(quar.)
2-15
40c
Camp^ Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
3-15
3- 1
35c
"Common
1
4%
1
37VaC
Ry.
50c
D.) Co.^ common
preferred
(qua*.)
Weeden
2-12
dividend)50%
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred
:
2-15
2-15
3-
15%c
Wisconsin—
--(stock
Paper
3-» 1
"3-5
$1.75
Pipe Line
Co.,
United
4-
50c
II
4-
of
3-
-
5c
30c
37%c
(S.
$4.50
Washburn
-1-27
10%
United
56c
(quar.)
2
30c
Extra
'
25C
Extra
Btokely-Van
United
-J
50c
(quar.)—
Co.,
United
Inc.—
Textiles. Inc.—
preferred (quar.)___
Stetson
4y2%
$4.50
6-15
2-17
2-19 '
'
Corp. (stock
(initial)..
Co.
Western
—
Trust
Salle
Co.
Wire
United
3-15
$1.25
Gas
Clutch
Tank
United
—1„_I
Warren
2-15
3-
30c
(quar.)
57c preferred
2-16
3-31
$1.25
'
■
Angeles)
dividend)
preferred A
United
1
3-15
1
65c
-
,
common (quar.):
:
6%* 1st preferred ^quar,)i_w...^i_.__:_i_
Warren
Petroleum
Corp.
(quar.)....,
3-31
75c
—
Co., preferred A
Sulphur
Union
37 7aC
2-12
■-
(quar.)__.__._i
(quar,(i__
class
Westmoreland,
7th Unit,
La
Oil
2-17
$1.25
(quar.)
;
2
25c
(quar,)
Corp.
Gas
1
3-15
& Stern
'4(4%
8%
3-10
3-15
3*1
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.,
.
Y.)—
(N.
Mfg.
2-26
4-15
30c
Carbide
Union
I
1__
-
'
Building
Class
25c
2-11
^
(quar.)
.
Tiernan,* Inc.
Common
3-15
3-15
Co.,
&
Walker
3-15
1
25c
(quar.)—.
common.—
Williams
2-15
32 72 C
(quar.)__
Stores,
quarterly
&
Disc
Union
3-19
1
37 7a C
(quar.)
"
6%
Union-Stock
Lithograph Corp.—
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Stern
9
3-
III
Co—
Brothers
Reduced
4-
25c
2-11
;
MineK, Ltd
Wallace
•
2-11
1
4-
50C
Petroleum, 67c
South
$3.75
3-19
25c
(quar.)
.
5%7 preferred (quarj)__,
5%
9
2
3-2
3" 2
'
(quar.)
&
Whirlpool
preferred
Union
2-15
4-
15c
B
A
1
110c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
110c
Co.
Co.
dividend
Union
Mfg.
5
4-
12VaC
(quar.)__
preferred
3-26
40c
1
Supply Co.
Chemical
4-15
208
Corp.-—
A
3-
31V.C
(quar.)
.
(stock
City
Twin
8
3-
60c
%21Vic
...
•+.
Railway
common
Walker
Co.—
Temper
57c
2-19
(quar.)
convertible
Stecher
2-26
60c
& Finance Corp., class A
(quar.)
6%« preferred
(quar.)
Etauffer
3-10
(quar.)
State Loan
Class
2-26
(quar.)
Ry.- Equipment
Fuel
3-10
40c
'
'/
—J
preferred
Waite Amulet
2-15
30c
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.,
Jersey
Ltd., class
3-15
25c
—
Co.
2-10
50c
(quar.)
2-24
50c
(quar.)
Co, -(Los
Ltd.
Trunkline
common
preference
3-15
3-
5
2-20
^
"
—
Inc.l-:
Walgreen Co.
'2-11 "N.
25c
31V4C
(quar.)
2-10
3-10
93 % c
Packaging
conv.
Standard Radio,
State
of
(Ohio),
New
2-12
2-24
U6c
2-20
1%\.
1.';
—.
.
Watervliet
Trust—
3-1
3- 1
*
$1.37%
1
(quar.>—u_—
(quar/i.—^
Shreveport- & Pacific
Corp.
Electric
Wagner
2-11
3-15
25c
(quar.)——
3-26
2-
'
(quar.
5%
Vogt Mfg.
5
2-23
50C
Truax-Traer Coal
2-11
3-10
10c
Co.
Oil
2J
$1
(quar.)
Tremont
2-17
3-
75c
preferred
3-
50c
Treesweet Products Co.
1
25c
_<t
'.2-11
3-10
6
40c
Co.
Trust
preferred
$2.80
(quar.)
3-24
.
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_"_
Elevators,
Transue
2-15
3-15
62 Vac
Co.
7
common)
Oil
Bank & Trust Co.
Tudor
Standard Oil
2-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Transtates
5
40c
(quar.)
•
35c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Stock
(quaf.)
5c
2-15
9
4-
2-28
75c
tquar.)_
Common (s-a)
L2.
5%
preferred (s-a)I
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)...
Virginia Dare,-Ltd., 5% pld: (quar.)_____^I
.3- 1
.
2-10
(quar.)
series)
Corp.,
Vicksburg,
*2-15
2
2-24
-
3- 1
30c
1
—"
Co.
Virginian
2-11
income)
Co.
Syndicate,
3
1
10%
Transcontinental
2-15
com.
(quar.)_.
Railway—'
preferred (quar.)
1
2-26
...
2-19
5
15c
,
preferred
1
,—
common
Raaite
Venezuela
fc2-
3-1
3-
3-
22V2c
*.
(s-a)
6%
3-
(quar.)
Edison
$2.80
3-15
2-15
2-15
Depot,-Ltd.—
6%
3-
(quar.)—
Trust
&
Corp.
Common
50c
(quar.)
&
preferred
Trade
10c
3- 1
3- 1
(quar.)
America
3
$1.12 Va
Investment
Co.
Mfg. Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Tobin Packing Co.,
Townsend
87 Vac
Calif,
•(
preferred
VicK Chemical
Vlnco
of
2-15
1
Inc.
(quar.)__
Bearing Co. (quar.)—.
dividend
4%
2-26
2-
25c
25c
.
Corp..
2-
-'
1
(quar.)
Associated
Insurance
Toronto
94c
quar.)
Standfh-d Forgings Corp.
1
12-
1
1
3-
dividend
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
V
31 Vtc
Co.
(The)
Stores
Guarantee
4.25 7c
Standard
,
1
'3-
(quar.)__.
General
Roller
4.567c
8
Standard Brands, Inc.—
$3.50
Co.
Clothes,
Tokheim
2-15
2-
10c
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Water
Toledo
1
1
$1.12 7a
(quar.)__
I_II_II
I—"III
__
9-
Van
v
2-10
10c
Additional
1
25c
—
common
(initial
77c
2-10
3-
5c
preferred
i
3-19
20c
Cement
Fair
(see
Drug
Cash
1-19
4-
60c
(quar.)
Mfg.,
B
Title
8-13
3-
33c
Additional
Additional
1
$1.37 Va
—
(quar.)_
Oil
preferred
Stock
5-14
33c
(quar.)
Glass
Titan Metal
2-15
62 Vac
&
preferred
Timken
1
24 c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
Portland
(quar.)__
com. (increased
Sons,
Spencer Shoe Corp.
A
Co.
Telephone,
(quar.)__-.
1
8
6-
25c
Coal
Shovel
Timely
3-15
6272C
(quar.)
States
Spear •& Co.,
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
57c
1
2-19
__i.
Machinery
Virginian
(quar.)
Canadian
Title
25c
Service
32-
1
Natural Gas Pipe Line—:
Pacific
Fair
Tide
2-
62 7aC
Mquar.)____
preferred
Gas,
Southwestern Electric
$1.32
(quar.)
Power
Natural
Sulphur
5%
2-15
(quar.)
common
5Va%:
1
n.isVi
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Electric Welder
Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
1
3-
4-17
3- 5
$1.06V4
—
Corp.
*
1
4-
75c
;
Thrifty
3-
3-12
5- 1
tquar.)
dividend
Vancouver
7-
3-
7c-
•—
(quar.)
Thomson
issue
20c
non-cumulative
3%'
2-19
on March 1
at
this dividend— $0.34375
(quar.)
Railway
Gulf
Thew
2-19
25c
4%'
Southern Natural G'as Co.
2-15
2-15
3-15
•'
25C
(quar.)
Textron, Inc., 47c preferred
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
The
3-26
50c
.
pi'ior preference
Vanadium
>
common.
new
Transmission,
preferred
Third
0.265625
$0.265625
(quar.)
com.
.
plus
Fund,
Producing Co.
Common
5
share
Gulf
Texas
5
preferred
per
•
5%
-
:
—
preferred (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (from investment
Thatcher
4.08%
Co.
•
4-
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
Edison—
4.80%
$27.50
■!
1
3-
*
27c ••
(quar.)
dividend)__i__
—
1st
Texas
'
5772c
Development, class B
preferred,
2-25
1-2-55
50c
Extra
20c I
f25c
"
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—
Cash
dividend-(reduced)—
2-12
10-
25c
5-24
+75c
—
—
pfd.
Winding Co.—
Sugar Co.
Mould & Iron
$5.50
3•v
50c
>■
quar.)
preferred
(stock
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois
(increased)
redemption
'
$1
Li.—_
investment income—
Eastern
Texas
Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—
Co.,
3-
50c
4.50%
5
Southern
Corp.
4.757c
3-31
for
(increased
5;50%
38%c
convertible
Inc.
Co.
Texas
16.
47i%
preferred
Co., I common.
/alley
2-12
3-1
10c
2-15
2- 5
1
'
3-10
,,
—__—
_
Television-Electronics
(quar.)
SodJJi American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
jjCalled
*'
15c
37 Vac
<
<
s———
A
Telautograph
at
22
(quar.)
Water
:
—
Corp._„
class
2-19
.
4-15
'
Tampax,
issue
March
$1.55 preferred
572.%
Inc.,
2- 5
1
3-10
10'%
4V*% preferred (quar.)
5
3-
75c—;3-10
(quar.)—:
Co.,
Utah-Idaho
2-10
2-23
2-23
56740
convertible
Upson
'
Stock
25c
5
California
3-15
8
3-
Southern
3-15
—
3-
3-31
California
40c
5
.
(quar.)—:—
i
40c
31 7i c
Southern
1
2-
90c
3-10
'
(quar.)
Texas
2-15
2-
3-
50c
25c
Talon,
5
South
Universal
1
3-13
3-13
6-12
$2
/
2-15
1
t
3-16
2-15
3-15
$2
Special
1
50c-
2-16
3-
Common
Universal
3-
4-
4-
50c
common..^
Insurance
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
Ltd.. common—
preference (s-a)
Consolidated Oil (quar.)—
Pictures
2-26
.,
'
'
(quar.)
on
3-10
Corp.,
Corp.,
Universal
3-
A
1
3- 1
4- 1
$1
40c
62V2C
A
Universal
5c
,
—-
—„
2-15
3-31
South
.
quar.)
'(quar.)
3-15
50c
Convertible
preferred
Co.
3-15
8c
$1.25
<fe
50c
,.
common
(initial
common
25c
preferred,
share.
Cement
65c
_
preferred
redemption
Corp.,
25c
'
Steel
class
5
$1.10
(quar.)^—
Co.—
Portland
6%
2-15
27 'Ac
(quar.)_
2-12
3-15
preferred
Swan-Finch (Oil, 67c', preferred
47c
2nd preferred (quar.)
2-23
+$1.25
preferred
Steel
United
2-
■
"75C
common—
(quar.)__^
5
26&C
(quar.)
"
New
2-26
4-
2nd
S.
preferred
3-10
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Spring & Bumper Co.—
3-
37 Vac
;—
(quar.)
common
A
(quar.)
——
Paper Co., com. (increased quar.)
Sutherland
3-10
3-10
62 72 c
Corp.,
3-5
2-15
2-26
(quar.)
5c
(s-ai
4-1
3- 1
3-19
common
preferred
$1
——
Superior Tool & Die Co.
3-
/
25c
-
.v.
(quar.
-
Oil
25c
;—
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
common
dividend
90c* convertible
3-16
Inc.
3-15
115c
-
Co.
4-16
(quar.)
common
Biscuits,
preferred
■
(quar.)
conv.
t6c
Co.,
S,
U.
$1
$1.0674
*
Co.___
series
Co.,
preferred
4Va%
2-15
47» %
15c
Extra
Oil
1
2-27
50c
(T. L.)> 6%
3-
3-10
15c
Corp.; (quar.)
Soetony-Vaeuum
65c
2-27
Company
Co.
Rubber
1st
U.
2-15
Sun
9
110c
Morgan)
preference
S.
8%
2-16
1
1
Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
(8.
2
3-15
(quar.)„
Oil Corp.
(quar.)^_^._
Siager Mfg. Co. (decreased)
Sivyer Steel Castings
Skelly -Oil Co. i(increased quar.)_
Smith
3-
3-
35c
Sinclair
Smith
30c
3-15
25c •
(quar.)_
Paper
U.
4-15
65c
Sunshine
Simon
Simplex
1
2-16
(quar.)—
$1.1272
com.
(H.)<s& Sons, Ltd.—
S%- redeemable preferred
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
2
(quar.)—
prefeired (1952 series) (quar.)_.—
Consolidated Mines, Ltd
preferred
Oil
Surf
5
3-
_—
Suburban
'
2-15
1$1.75
$$1.75
(quar.)
Optical Co. (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Simmons
3-
3-15
3-
$1.1272
com,
Shuron
Class B
3-
135c
$4.50
Class B (quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
5%; preferred quar.)
3-15
$1
(quar.)
7%
Shoe
Bilverwood
1
3-
3c
Co., 4%
20c
40c
(reduced)
;
Co.—
Extra
Sheller
(quar.)
Corp.
Card
8%
__
(quar.)
preferred
Studebakcr
t30c
Water
Common
Stuart
2-25
Foundry
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
57e
2-25
3-15
&
Playing
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
common
Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)
Pipe
S.
S.
share).
per
3-15
40C
Co.
S.
U.
U.
156 74C
Shawinigan
U.
pre¬
Gypsum Co.,
WTTefT
Share
Company
Hoffman
4(4%
>
redemption-
23c
<quar.)___—„
Name of
3-
3-13
Holders
Per
*'
Payable of Rec.
37 VaC
—
Preferred '(quar.)
1
1
Share
Broadcasting,
Storkline
1
3-
1
4-
$1.13
(quar.)
3-
4-
10c
$1.25
—-
Name of Company
Storer
Monday, February 22. 1954
.
.
Holders
When
Per
i
3-10
1
25c
$1 pfd. (accum.)
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
Seiberling Ruooer Co., common (reuuced)
Seeger
47a%
4-
3174C
(quar.)
Security Banknote Co.,
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
common.,
.
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y
Corrected
15% ;
income
for
less
this
15%
dividend.
Canadian
funds,- tax
non-residents'
deductible' at
resident tax
the
tax.
.
source.
Non¬
reported
here.
7%.
tax.
income
tax.
N
"
Finishing Co.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar,)
-
$1
i 1
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-15
I
Previous
payment
published
or
holders
dates
of
were
record
dates
incorrect.
are
51
•(871)
A
•i
J
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Martinez
Spring Hill College, Ala.
'
Bond
Offering
Smith,
President,
Dec.
1
will
1 p.m.
to
1993
in¬
bonds.
from
Due
on
in-
1956
(A-O), payable
clusive.
-
75,000
Treasurer's
series
from
1
Dec.
B
1956
1993
to
The
.
1953
bonds
and
each
1,
other bank
at such
as
;* California
County
ap¬
"
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 15 for the
County Sch.
Dist.
o.' Stanfield),
(P.
Bond
Offering
No. 24
Ariz..K.
Eleanor
—
<
purchase of $390,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
San
Mateo
Robertson, Clerk* of the Board of
sealed
p.m. (MST) on Feb.
purchase of $50,000
Supervisors,
bids
23
until
2
the
for
receive
will
Jan. • 1,
.1954. Due on July 1 from 1955 to
1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
building
bonds.
Dated
terest
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess
&
Robinette, of Phoenix.
CALIFORNIA
*
.•
•
Bond
ing,
Centralia School District, r
Sale—The
Bond
June 1-
101.40,
10
as
basis of about
County
1970
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
Dated
June
on
of
from
1
inclusive.
Wallingford (P.
a
•
San
Bond Offering—A. D.
City
Fran¬
12
Chaffey
:
Union
-
Bond
sealed
bids
March
ion
his
Alli¬
L.
receive
will
Clerk,
at
Bernardino,
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry
County
son,
office
in
San
(PST)
for the purchase of
until
1
11
a.m.
$1,000,000 building bonds. Dated
March 15, 1954. Due on March 15
•
*
■
*
~
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Legality
ing.
bids
Grove Union High
District, Orange County,
School
Calif.
1953. Due
Clerk,
-
for
will
Sale—The $340,000
Bond
build-
Lancaster School
Bond
*
Offering
bids
District, Los
—
bids
his
at
until
Angeles,
J.
000
-
1,
in
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $110,-
Feb. 23 for the
building bonds. Dated March
Due
1954.
on
March
1
from
'
1955
to
1976
inclusive.
his
11
County
Office
in
(PST)
a.m.
Santa
Ana
March
on
1964
from
1955
to
Principal and in¬
terest • (M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Principal
$3,000,000
headed
Smith,
by
net
as
interest cost of about
follows:
;
.
1
Other
members
the
of
Los
group:
Phelps, Fenn & Co., of New York,
Robert J W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
waukee, W. E. Hutton & Co., J.
C. Bradford & Co., both of New
York, Hayden, Miller & Co., of
Cleveland, A. M. Kidder & Co.,
of New York, and H. V. Sattley &
Offering Date Set—James
Bond
Sale
Postponed
Feb. 24 of
on
public
make
to
a
issue of $32,-
new
building
school
revenue
bonds. The bonds will be known
as
series
1954A,
bear date of
March
1, 1954 and mature serially
1955 to 1974 in¬
March 1 from
on
clusive.
forthcoming financing will
the
third undertaken
The
constitute
by the Authority since its forma¬
tion in 1951 for the purpose of
Authority.
Certificate
In
event
that
payments should prove in¬
sufficient to
meet debt service
rental
requirements, Authority expenses
and reserves, the local units are
obligated
by
levy
within
to meet the deficiency
of
valorem
ad
limits of
taxes
Offering
■
—
Jack
R.
Beebe
firm
of
of
the
municipal
law
O'Melveny & Myers, 900
posed sale of an issue of $346,000
building bonds
March
*
Title Insurance
Building, Los Am
Feb.
1.
The
19.—v.
was
postponed to
original
179,
p.
date
was
two
previous
underwritten
by
syndicates
by the Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., and Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
The
initial
operation was
,
partment of Water and Power has
set
April
14
as
the date for
on
an
Milpitas
County
Water District,
Calif.
Santa Clara County,
the
offering of
Sale—The
$50,000
works
water
$15,000,000 electric plant revenue
system bonds offered Feb.
16 were awarded to Dean Witter
bonds.
&
'
an¬ in July, 1953, of $63,300,000 bonds.
Each offering
Dated Jan. —V. 178, p. 247.
Due on July 1 from 1955 met with strong investment de¬
inclusive.
Certificates mand and, considering that the
and
sewerage
revenue
ticipation certificates.
Bond
receipt of bids
*
Wells, Mayor, will receive sealed completed in September, 1952, and
bids until noon
(EST) on Feb. involved $32,097,000 bonds, and
for the purchase of $250,000 was followed
by the placement
26
water
763.
geles 13, informs us that the De-
Co., of San Francisco.
1, 1954.
to
1976
and thereafter Authority's bonds are now
July 1, 1959. thoroughly seasoned, it may be
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ concluded that the offering in
able at the Citizens & Southern prospect should prove to be highly
maturing
are
in
callable
1960
as
of
ILLINOIS
Cook County, New
* m
Trier, Township
High Sch. Dist. No. 203 (P.* O.
Winnetka), III. "V
Sale —The
Bond
$5,875,000
building bonds offered Feb* 15—
179,
v.
656—were awarded to a
p.
syndicate headed by the Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago, at
Trust &
a net interest cost .of about
1.76%, as follows:
:
100.01,
,
on Oct.
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
1
Oct.
1
$2,510,000
lVfe.Sr
Due
2,410,000
l%s.
Due
on.
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
1971
Other
to
Due on Oct. .1 from
inclusive^),.,
1973
.
National
Chase
of
members
the* group:
Bank,i Bankers
Trust
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
C. J. Devine & Co., F. S. Moseley
& Co., W. H. Morton & Co?,"all of
New York, City National'Bank &
Trust Co., of Kansas City,"Newhard, Cook & Co., of St".' Louis,
Farwell, Chapman & Co.,, of Chi¬
cago,
Brown
Harriman
Bros.
&
Co., of New York, Dempsey-Teg*^
eler & Co., of St. Louis,. H.« C.
Speer & Sons Co., and the Chan¬
nel*
Securities Co., both of Chi¬
cago.
DeWitt
County Community School
District
No.
15
(P. O. Clinton),
Illinois
Bond
Offering
—
Wirt
Herrick,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 15 for
the purchase of $1,350,000 build¬
ing bonds., Dated March 1, 1954.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
1956 to
from
trust
1973
interest
Illinois bank
and
Principal
(J-D) payable at an
or
mutually*ac¬
company
District and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ceptable
to
the
Henry County Community Unit Sch.
Dist. No. 229 (P. O. Kewanee),
Illinois
Bond
*
L.
Schools, reports that an isStle of
$1,000,000 school building bonds
will be offered for sale on April 6.
the State Consi-
tution.
managed
Pro¬
—
City,
offering
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
also
Athens, Ga.
O. Englewood), Colo.
"
Bond
jointly by the Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Atlanta, and
borrowings
negotiated by the Authority were
GEORGIA
No. S (P.
cate managed
The
COLORADO
Angeles, Calif.
No* 151
(P. O. Burley), Ida.
^
— Alton Martin-
955,000 2s.
$32,500,000 Bond Issue Coming
Market—A nationwide syndi¬
the
1938.
Arapahoe County, Cherry Sch. Dist
I
Gads¬
Due on June 1 from
Co., of Detroit.
payable at the
Treasurer's office
Bank,
National
providing for the construction and
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
equipping of school facilities for
370,000 2.70s. Due on June 1 from the approximately 153 school units
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
throughout the State. The bonds
930,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from are secured by a first lien on an¬
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
nual rentals payable by the State
330,000 2.80s.
Due on June 1 Board of Education, out of appro¬
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
priations, under lease agreements
1,235,000 2.90s. Due on June 1, between the individual units and
build¬
inclusive.
15
a
$135,000 5s.
23
Feb,
on
ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1954
Due
and interest (M-S)
,
;
Smith
for the purchase of $10,000
Harold
office
at
until
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
District,
B. J.
—
The
group
a
2.85%,
build
Orange County, Calif.
Offering
—
bonds offered Feb.
179, p. 656—were awarded
par,
Co., of San Francisco.
Bond
Sale
revenue
17—v.
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
water
>
Barney & Co., New York City, at
763—were awarded to Blyth &
to
500,000
Miami, Fla.
Counties
Joint Class A Sch. Dist.
Georgia
expects
to
School
1,
at the First National Bank
Dallas.
Legality approved by
Farish,. First National Bank
Building, Montgomery, Ala.
Sch., Dist.,
Sale—The $128,000
Westminster
June
or
agents are Thornton, Mohr
&
on
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179
; Los Angeles, as 2%s, at 101.85, a
basis of about 2.56%.
Union
Marin
Marin
p.
.
(PST)
(J-J) payable at the Coun¬
West
of
State School Building
Authority (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
sealed
1, 1954.
fiscal
Red¬
ty Treasurer's office.
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179,
763—were awarded to the Security-First
National
Bank
of
;
'
in
July 1 from 1971 to
on
American
(EST) on March
purchase of $130,000
the
IDAHO
Twin Falls
Cassia and
there¬
and
Campbell,
receive
Due on Jan. 1 from
1955 to 1972 inclusive. The City's
receive
will
office
Jan.
Brun
197? inclusive. Principal and interest
p.
'
his
A.
wood City, until 10 a.m.
Bond
Garden
Clerk,
as
mingham.
obligation
sewer
and
water improvement bonds. Dated
County, Calif.
at
1979
callable
Sibley,
Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta, and Thompson,
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Bir¬
general
Dist.
March 2 for the purchase of $850,*
000 building bonds. Dated July 1
O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
*
Sch
Offering—John
County
sealed
.by
approved
High.
San Mateo,
Dist.,
Sch.
High
San Bernardino
Union
in
due
are
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., New York City, the
bids until 7 p.m.
cisco.
Sequoia
inclusive. Cer¬
1958.
of
Graceville, Fla.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
of
after
den,
100.17
FLORIDA
763—were awarded to the Bank
Troutman &
Co., New York City, and
&
Spalding,
'
3.10%.
at
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
approved
dale, Business Manager of County
of
issue
An
—
1 from 1956 to 1983
Putnam & Co., both of Hart¬
Sale—The $446,000 build¬
Association,
Sale
Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Bir¬
mingham, jointly, as 5s, at par.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June
awarded to Estabrook & Co
as 1.70s,
basis of about 1.66%.
fiscal agent in Savan¬
City. Legality
New York
or
.a*
Sims
tificates
jointly,
Principal
(M-N) payable at
City Treasurer's office or at
Bond Offering
$500,000 gas revenue anticipation
certificates was sold to Herbert J.
$500,000 Parker
Farms Elementary School bonds
offered Feb. 17—v. 179, p. 763-
ford,
'
Dallas, Ga.
Connecticut
were
nah
1
Certificate
Wallingford),
O.
1
inclusive.
maturing Aug.
Atlanta.
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179
ings
p.m.
County, Calif.
-
facilities
interest
the City's
Aug.
1, 1960 and thereafter are callable
as of
Aug. 1, 1959. Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of
CONNECTICUT
and
the
dated Aug.
are
1953 and those
1,
Wood-'
Red¬
Prinicpal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
p.
2
certificates
The
(EST)
on
March 1 for the purchase of $20,-:
000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1954.
Due on March 1 from
1955
to 1968 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
until
receive
on
1983 inclusive.
from 1964 to
County, Calif.
— C.
L. Hiddle-,
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
land,
Due
Yolo
Francisco.
in
a.m.
the
1953. Due
to
Bond
$70,000 build¬
a
for
will
office
building
-
) Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
at
his
until
2
$500,000
1967
Clerk,
at
City,
March
.
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179,
p.
655—were awarded to Dean
3V4S,
bids
wood
on
Orange County, Calif.
■
District,
51/4s.
1,515,000
Elementary Sch.
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed
Sacremento
Bond Offering
San Rafael School District, Marin
-
~
Elementary Sch. Dist.
Sain Mateo County, Calif.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
cisco:
son,
and
$285,000 5s.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1983
to
follows:
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ARIZONA
Pinal
needed
funds
the
necessary
Secretary
West
^designated by the purchaser. Le¬ purchase of $710,000 school buitd.gality approved by White, Brad¬ ing bonds.
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir- Redlands Sch. Dist. San Bernardino
•mingham.
County, Calif.
-
Legality approved by Spald¬ have obtained
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, to provide the
—
be received until March 15 for the
be
may
ing,
District, San Bernardino County,
series.
.and interest payable at the Mer.chants National Bank of Mobile
or
City.
Lee O. Torr,
—-
at the successful. As a result of the Feb.
24 financing, the Authority will
or
Bank, New York
Fire
Redlands Joint Union High School
bids' must be
Principal
separate
for
jnade
Dec.
dated
are
the
Legality
Offering
National
for all but 45 of the 153-school
of the Board of of Atlanta.
units In the State.
£'?
Commissioners, will receive
Austell, Ga.
J
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (PST)
Savannah, Get. ?
Certificate Sale
An issue of
on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of,
Bond Offering — Mrs.- Npla M.
$35,000 fire station construction $1,800,000 natural gas anticipation Roos, Council Clerk, will receive
certificates was sold to a group
bonds. Dated March 1, 1954. Due
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
composed of the Equitable Securi¬
on March 1 from 1955 to 1972 in¬
March
9
for
the
purchase of
ties
Corp., Nashville, Robinsonclusive.
Principal and interest
$1,000,000 paving bonds./^ Dated
(M-S)
payable
at the
County Humphrey Co., Inc., and Byron May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
Brooke & Co., both of Atlanta, as
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
1964
Jr.,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
■
elusive.--1
-
at
office.
Chase
(P. O.
Monte Rio), Calif. '•
Bond
:
National Bank, Athens,
Monte Rio Fire
District
Protection
receive
bids at his office in Martinez, until
(CST) on 11 a.m.
(PST) on March 2 for the
-Feb. 24 for the purchase of $600,purchase of $532,000 building
000
non
tax-exempt
dormitory;
bonds. Dated April 15, 1954. Due
revenue bonds, as follows:
on April 15 from 1955 to 1975 in¬
$525,000 series A bonds. Due on clusive. * Principal
and
interest
sealed bids until
Sonoma County,
Contra Costa
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
C.
Andrew
—
Sch.
v
i
.
.
:>
.
Offering
—
Sidney
A.
Whitehouse,
Secretary 4of-. the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on
March
1
for
the
purchase of
$1,375,000 building bonds.' Dated
March 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
and interest
trust
payable at a bank or
mutually satisfac¬
company
tory to the. District and the, suc-%.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Stephenson County School District
No. 145 (P. O. Freeport), III.
Bond Sale—The $690,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—v.
179,
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(872)
from
July 1, 1954 to July 1, 1972
Interest
J-J.
Legality
656—were awarded to the Har¬
Trusjt & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago, as l%s, at 100.009, a basis
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
■of: about 1.74%.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
St.
^p.
Mary Parish Consol. Sch. Dist.
inclusive.
ris
No.
IOWA
S.
Bond
■«
J/ig bonds otfered Feb. 16—v. 179,
p. 76«L-were awarded to a group
compose^
of the Central* Republic
Co., Ch^nner Securities Co., Ballman
& Main, and Cruttenden &
Co.,*411 of Chicago, at 100.74, a
:net' interest cost of about 2.52%,
as
Bond
Town
bids
until
8
the
lows:
$60,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due on
Nov.
from
1
1954 to
1965
Dated
Feb.
1,
1954.
the
Township (P. O.
Due
Huntertown), Ind.
Bond
-on
^Offering—Merl E. Gump,
'ltlarch
1
the
for
•$96,0p0 bonds,
purchase of
follows:
as
Boston
&
Co.,
both
Cutler, of Chicago.
ment bonds
Wicomico
Bond
Co., of Des Moines, as
to Jan.) 1, 1969 inclusive.
bonds
dated
Jan.
1,
4954. Principal and interest(J-J)
payable at the Lincoln National
are
33ank
Trust Co., Fort Wayne.
JLega-ilty 1 approved by Ross, McOorcft Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis. i,u
*.•' .59?.
!».!.'
(ipoaAen School City, Ind.
<
March
*intili!7;:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 25
idr the purchase of
$346,000 build-
iftg^fconds/ Dated
March
1, 1954.
Dub'.&emi-annually from
Dec. 30,
tb ^June
30,
.McCord,
Ice
1959.
Interest
approved
March
1 from
\ ?
by Ross,
of India-
&
Miller,
Offering
City
Larkiri,
Emma
John R. Bar-
—
^oyVjVlty Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10
'2
for
(CST)
a.m.
the
will receive
(CST) on
of $55,-
Clerk,
sealed bids until 6 p.m.
25 for
Feb.
the purchase
works
water
000
Dated Jan.
able
Call¬
1979 inclusive.
of July
as
1, 1955. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
and
bonds.
revenue
1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
from 1955 to
Lincoln Bank & Trust Co., Louis¬
ville.
Legality approved by Hays
Fahey, of Louisville.
..
Maysville, Ky.
y
Bond Offering
Hazel Larkin,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
23
for the purchase of $250,000
Clerk,
City
flood
construction
wall
March
Dated
March
1,
thereafter
bonds.
1953.
Due
on
inclu¬
1958 to 1985
from
1
sive. Bonds
Beverly, Mass.
The $500,000 notes
offered Feb. 16—V. 179, p. 764—
Sale
Note
maturing in 1959 and
awarded
were
tional
(M-S) payable at the
of Maysville. Legality ap¬
^2,556,000 bonds, divided
fol-
as
Chicago.
tric
Bristol
ticipation notes offered Feb. 16—
V. 179, p. 764—were awarded to
the Bristol County Trust Co., of
Taunton, at 0.86% discount.
O. Salem), Mass.
Note 'Sale —The $1,600,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Feb. 16
the
Weir
elec¬
$200,000
Municipal
posed of
to
a
A.
Chas.
Hinsch
group
com¬
Co.,
&
exPansion bonds. Breed & Harrison, Inc., Hill &
;^D^ted Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Co., and the Weil, Roth & Irving
Jan.
1
from 1956 to
1975
in¬
clusive.
1,55#,000
bonds.
DUe
Dated
building
March
Jan.
on
1
1,
from
1954.
1956
to
1*971 inclusive.
'ilrftij-est
*>J
Indiana
Feb'.hl7
*'<jf
-
179,
v.
to
€)h?cago,
p.
Julien
as
764
ner,;
bonds
1950
and
1955
to
dated
are
mature
Jan.
Oct.
011
1
at
Trustee,
until
March
on
from
LOUISIANA
1
-^emi-annually
to
The'bonds
Jan.
will
the
pur-
1,
from
July
1,
1969 incl.
dated Jan. 1,1954.
Wayne. Legality
-approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
it.",.
Rochester, Ind.
«
Bond
sewer
mission
Note
16—v.
Sale—The
$55,000
bonds offered Feb. 16
storm
were
Beane, of Indianapolis,
Z*/4s, at 101.35, a basis of about
The; bonds
1954 ofind
«,•i
/'.VP 14
are
mature
*
1
•
'
0.82%
at
$207,000
$800,000 notes
awarded
were
1
1
bonds.
from
1978
colo,
on
in¬
1
2
bonds.
from
1965
Due
to
1978
on
in¬
series
Oct.
1
3
bonds.
from
1954
Due
Baton
(P.
dated
Jan.
1,
semi-annually
*
>>i'
» j'.I ;
Offering
1958
to
in¬
clusive.
93,000
series
The
1954
4
bonds.
from
1
Com¬
Port
O. Port Allen),
$55,000
La.
until
(EST)
noon
the purchase of
divided
1958
Due
on
1965
to
in¬
maturing
in
of
series
1968
callable
are
March
dated
are
those
1
1,
and
2
thereafter
and
of
April 1, 1963.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
as
the
at
Manufacturers
Bank
of
15—v. 179, p.
by
Berry,
Due
to
Sale—The $650,000
composed of
Kees, of New Or¬
leans, Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
of Birmingham, Allison-Williams
Co., of Minneapolis, and W. D.
Kingston & Co., New Orleans, on
net interest cost
Greensburg), La.
bonds.
Due
were
&
and
5
School
bonds
179,
of¬
249—
p.
awarded, to Barrow, Leary
Shr^veport, 'at paf.
1
i
Co., of
l,' :
«
J
'
'I
.
,
Assessment
|
No.
15 from 1954 to
1963
Dis¬
bonds.* Due
April 1, 1954.
April 1 from 1956 to
capital
outlay
bonds.
Dated March
March
1,
1,840,000
1, 1954. Due
1956 and 1957.
March
relief
on
1955
to
on
1962
inclusive.
Boston
Terminal
Facilities bonds. Dated March
1, 1954. Due
1955 to
on
Offering
March 1 from
1989 inclusive.
Mich.
Julius Zagers,
—
the
(EST)
p.m.>
un¬
Feb. ]-24 for
on
purchase of'$70,000
building
Dated March 1, 1954.:'
bonds.
Due
April. 1 from 1955 to 1972 in¬
on
clusive.- Bonds
and
thereafter
maturing in
callable,
are
1961
of
as
April 1, I960., Principal; and in¬
terest
(A-O) payable at
bank
a
or
trust
company designated by; the
purchaser. * Legality approved, by
Miller, Canfield, »Paddock &
Stone,;oLDetroit.,
and Lincoln
Jerome
Townships
Bond
ing
trict
1
Sale—The
$21,000 build¬
offered" Feb. *16 were
bonds
awarded
the
to
Chemical
State
Savings Bank of Midland.
bonds
dated
Feb. 15,
April 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(A-O). payable at
are
1954 and mature on
1955
to
interest
1961
the Chemical State
Midland.;
Savings Bank,
*.
,
■'
/"
Livonia, Mich.
:
"
Bond Offering—Marie M.
Clark,
will receive sealed
bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 23
Clerk,
for the
purchase of $561,000 drain
bonds. Dated
March
from
1, 1954.
1955
terest M-S.
on
Due on March
inclusive;
1967
to
1
In¬
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond Offering—A. J.
Leutscher,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
23
for the purchase of $269,000
funding bonds. -Dated March 1,
City
1954.
Due
will
Clerk,
on
Mar'ch
Legality
1
1956
from
M-S,
Interest
inclusive.
1964
to
approved by
Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
&
Northville
Mich.
School District,
No.
Assessment
537
Bond
Offering—Donald B. Sev¬
erance,
Special
Dec. 15 from
bonds.
Dis¬
Secretary of the Board of
Due
on
1954 to 1963
in¬
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 24 for
the purchase of $300,000 building
Dated March 1, 1954.
Due
April 1 from 1955 to 1972 incl.
bonds.
clusive.
bonds
dated
Dec.
15,
1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
est
office.
of Detroit.
of
are
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
The
notes
are
1954 and mature
dated
on
Feb.
Callable
of April
Legality
1, 1959. Inter¬
approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Richmond
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Reed City), Mich.
15,
March 1, 1955.
as
A-O.
Bond
Offering
Clarence A*
—
Sahlin, Secretary of the Board of
Dearborn
Township Sch. Dist. No. 2 Education, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 24 for
Bond
.
Offering
William
—
J.
the
purchase
of
obligation
building
March
1954.
bids
from
until
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
Feb.
purchase of $450,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1954. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
1970 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
able
tric
for
the
and
thereafter
callable
are
of
May 1, 1957. Principal and
interest v (M-N)
payable
at
a
as
Michigan bank-or trust company
designated by the successful bid-
ler%-Legality approved.by Berry,
ite^ehs
&
Moorman,; Of
.
r-
<.
^Detroit.
.)•■
-Hi
-
<
15,
1955 to
as
general
Dated
April 1
$250,000
Masonis, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
25
bonds.
1, 1954. Due
from
East
8
1966
disaster
1
Bond
1963 in¬
ler,
outlay
inclusive.
1,400,000
'
547
clusive.
Dated
on
1965
3,100,000
Sale—The $88,000
16—v.
from
1954.
10,600,000 veterans' services fund
March
Feb.
1,
inclusive.
capital
Dated
St. Helena Parish Sch. Dists.
(P. O.
Districts Nos. 3
1
Township Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. Oi Jamestown),
on
clusive.
about 2.33%.
Bond
Special
19,000
24 for
March 1 from 1958 to 1970 in¬
water
&
a
Feb.
March
March
on
1969
City Treasurer's office.
Stevens
follows:
as
Dec.
Fur-
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due on
and electric revenue bonds offered
Feb.
15
v.
179, p. 561 —were
awarded to a group
reflecting
bonds,
Receiver-
$29,750,000 highway improvement
Morgan City, La.
of
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond
$56,300,000 bonds,
Dated
the
Na¬
Legality
Stevens &
Moorman of Detroit.
The
bonds.
anticipation notes. Dated
Detroit.
follows:
as
9,610,000
bid
5,
series
Co., of New Orleans, as 4s, at
plus a premium of $968.
Ducournau
on
receive
assessment funding
bonds
and
$38,000
Foster
and
will
15, 1954.
Principal and interest payable at
City
clusive.
General, will receive sealed bids
Rouge
Sale—The
Bond
Nov.
on
—
Adrian-
1, 1954. Due Aug.
on
to
a
«
Leo
—
Clerk,
and
series
19,000
(Commonwealth of)
Treasurer
tax
Feb.
The
Due
1983
to
clusive.
Deposit & Trust
mature
000
follows:
as
series
Oct.
approved
discount, plus
notes
Bond
656
p.
par
fered
.-
funding bonds,
trict
certificates
179,
B notes offered Feb.
a
awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
as
16
Canfield,
of Detroit.
(P. O. Midland), Mich.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 23
the purchase of $658,000 re¬
able
Safe
Massachusetts
rejected.
Greater
^
•
Springfield, at
,
paving
Feb.
—were
a.m.
for
$40,043.41
offered
re¬
11:30
pay¬
able at the Lincoln National Bank
&' Triist Co., Fort
:
764—
p.
Springfield
1954.
Bids for
—
—
are
Feb.
Boston
The
Bunhie, La.
Principal and interest (J-J)
'
offered
are
1959.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase of $57,000
4,-1955 to Jan. 1, 1969 incl.
'»1955
of
The
—
thereafter
Sept. 1,
ly,
72,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
'
179,
the
to
Miller,
Offering
City
sen,
Clawson, Mich.
0.846%
at
Lynn, Mass.
Sale
matur¬
Cadg¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Second
discount;
Note
Bonds
and
of
as
Sept. 1 from 1954
on
1971
March
Offering — Myron
A.
Stevens, City Clerk, will receive
Co., Paris. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
&
-«
17—v.
Bank
Dated
Co., and the Rockland-Atlas Na¬
tional Bank, both of Boston, joint¬
$72,000 School Township bonds.
iDue semi-annually from
July
'
National
249—were awarded to Kohlmeyer
•
Feb.
Detroit. Legality
or
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 23 for the purchase of $135,-
Bond Offering—Gertrude
er,
764
p.
from
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 5
tional
chaseM $144,000 bonds, as follows:
'
Boston,
awarded
E.
the
the
bids
were
0.74%
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Deposit Bank & Trust
Certificates Not Sold
2s.
Township
in
Oct.
1,
1974
Co.,
&
Offering—Ernest E. War¬
ceive iSea led
(C6T)j
a
The
were
—
Collins
J*errX Twp. (P. O. Huntertown),
>
1
Indiana
Bond
Cincinnati, as 3s,
basis of about 2.99%.
of
$152,000 School
nyiti'-
r
r
all
Township bonds offered
—
■awarded
179,
the
to
Hampden County (P. O. Springheld), Mass.
'
Note Sale
The $500,000 notes
offered
Edward
In¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
notes
premium of $1.
Bond Sale—The
and-Civil
of
Note
til
Peoples
payable J-J.
v*
Bank
17—v.
City, Chicago
approved
by
clusive.
$500,000
Dec.
15
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
and interest
UbeHy Twp. (P. O. Sharpsville),
"'
Co.,
100.04,
and
sewer
Feb.
awarded
Dated
Dec.
on
tion, will receive sealed bids
terest M-S.
339,000
—
Cook
^tW0Vt
-
offered
—were
bonds.
inclusive.
Oct.
The
bonds.
Due
Paddock & Stone,
1954.
obligation sewage dis¬
Due
1980
Gardner, Mass.
—
—
1, 1954.
764—were awarded to
National Bank of
Sale
a.m.
pur¬
current official bank in New York
18,
Clerk,, will receive
to
Gloucester, at 0.84% discount.
Note
Feb.
Nov. 4,
on
Offering
City
posal plant
Ann
Cape
&
for
Essex County (P.
—V. 179, p.
to
Bank
dated
are
mature
000 general
ing
|
Massachusetts
Note Sale—The $650,000 tax an¬
awarded
Waltham, at 0.758%
notes
and
callable
County (P. O. Taunton),
$700,000 notes
were
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $800,-
Na¬
0.81%
at
re*
10
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the City's
terest
17,
Alpena, Mich.
discount.
bonds offered Feb. 16
awarded
were
<$1,^0(^000
Sale—The
revenue
Boston,
discount.
Nat'l
Paris, Ky.
Bond
First
the
to
of
Bank
Feb.
MICHIGAN
optional. Principal
are
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
of
—
1950.
Jamestown
Bond
—
will
on
purchase
The
Jeguin,
MASSACHUSETTS
18
Newton-Waltham
1954
Ky.
Mrs.
—
The
—
Feb.
Niles,
Dankmeyer, of
&
Yost
dated
are
Trust Co., of
1974 inclu¬
1955 to
will
the
for
9
of $2,000,000
sewage
dis¬
system revenue' Refunding
extension
15,
discount.
on
Baltimore.
Lebanon Junction,
Bond
Bank
Indianapolis, Ind.
5^^X)ffering
^abch
pur¬
Due
1954.
the
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
and interest
'
the
9 for
1,
Sale
offered
a.m.
$1,600,000 school bonds.
Dated
Barton,
KENTUCKY
.
4954
of
11
Note
office. Legality approved by
&
Bond Offering—J ohn
Hawks;
-SeordtaCy of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
>
March
on
chase
until
bids
at
Walt ham, Mass.
the
;
Vt\49«55
The
F.
Board
County Commissioners, will re¬
sealed
jointly,
12, 1954.
William
—
notes
payable at the County Treasurer's
at 100.11.
s
.
Offering
and
Deposit & Trust
1954 and mature $500,000 each on
Nov. 2 and Nov.
County (P. O.
chase
posal
and
March
on
Ironwood, Michi" b
The
Messick, President of
of
Shawmut Bank,
Safe
of Boston,
0.97% discount.
Salisbury), Md.
(EST)
sold to the Carl¬
was
D. Beh
ton
the National
(EST)
of Dec. 15, 1956.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Feb. 16 were awarded to
the
John H. With-
-x
erspoon, City Controller,
ceive sealed bids until
1954 to 1980 inclusive. Callable as
New Bedford, Mass.
of
bank specified by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman
ceive
special assessment street improve¬
4s,
^48,00^ Civil Township bonds. Due
:«eimi - annually from July 1,
.
N.
to
offered
on
issue of $46,000
Sale—An
Bond
-5^48,0^0, School Township bonds.
var vftue semi-annually from
July
\;r^l,yl955 to Jan. 1 1969 inclu<We-
H.
awarded
of about 2.07%.
(M-S) payable
the Treasurer
in¬
Tama, Iowa
^Cow:d§hip Trustee,
will
receive
-sealea^Dids until 11:30 a.m. (CST)
of
764—were
p.
v5
.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering
Dwinnell, Harkr/;ss & Hill, of
Boston, as 2.10s, at 100.18, a basis
the Parish School Board or at any
clusive. Callable at any time.
EeV River
179,
of
school
bonds.
Dated
Due on March 1
office
1962 in¬
1954 to
from
Legality approved by
Rogers of Des Moines.-
INDIANA
..
on
MARYLAND
1
June
purchase
Monday, February 22, 1954
.
in
agency
Chicago.
or
$350,000 school
project bonds offered Feb. 16—V.
1954.
clusive.
to 1973 inclusive.
(CST)
a.m.
the
for
cipal and interest
at
City
Bond Sale—The
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
from
York
Millis, Mass.
receive
will
Board,
11
$450,000
March 1,
16,000 special assessment bonds.
Jan. 1 from
on
Meyer,
p.m. (CST) on Feb.
purchase of $76,000
street improvement bonds, as fol¬
436<X0()0 2V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
4: V$ft56 to 1970 inclusive.
,
Offering,— Edna
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
23
follows:
195,000 2%s. Due
March
Monona, Iowa
St., Joliet), III.
Sale—The $465,000 build-
Chicago
School
sealed bids until 10
JNo.it 0*G(P. O.
*•
New
(P. O. Franklin), La.
—
B.
Edward
fiscal
State's
Offering
Boudreaux, Secretary of the Par¬
ish
WilTCoVnty Com. Con. Sch. Dist.
U. S. Route 66A,
I
Bond
.
11
the
at
or 1
.
J;.
u
:
7<T7o
bonds.
Due
on
Call¬
1972 inclusive.
of April 1, 1959.
Int. A-O.
Sebewaing, Mich.
Bond
Sale —The
light
system
offered
Feb.
Walter
J.
16
$177,000 elec¬
were
Wade,
bonds
revenue
awarded to
Inc.,
of
Grand
Rapids.
The
1953
bonds
and
are
mature
dated
.on
Dec.
Dec.
1
15,
from
1954 to 1967 inclusive. Callable
as
Number 5901
Vnlnmp 179
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(873)
'
k
f
t
.
•*
+
^ _
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Detroit. Trust Co., Detroit.
terest
until
8
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
F. A. McCall,
—
(EST)
p.m.
on
Canfield,
Miller,
by
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
(P. O. Roseville), Mich.
— Dan
Charron,
Bond Offering
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on Feb. 24 for the
of
$200,000
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
June 1 from 1955 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1967 and
thereafter are callable as of June
til 8 p.m.
purchase
(CST)
<
purchase of $465,000
Metropolitan Sewerage and Sew¬
age Disposal System (special ob¬
ligation, series I) bonds. Dated
the
for
24
Oct.
1,, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1^82 inclusive. The bonds
are
optional. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank
trust
or
designated by
Legality
company
bidder..
successful
the
Miller,
Canfield,
Detroit.
approved- by
Paddock & Stone, of
Wyoming Twp. Graded Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.
O. Grandville), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $660,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—V. 179,
667—were awarded to a group
composed of McDonald-Moore &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
both of Detroit, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, IL
p.
V.
& Co., Detroit, and
Wade, Inc., of Grand
Sattley
J.
Walter
at 100.13, a net interest
cost of about 2.02%, as follows:
Kapids,
$555,000 2%s, Due on May 1, from
'
1967 inclusive.
1955 to
:
'
50,000 13/4s.
Due on May 1, 1968.
55,000 IV4S.
Due on May 1, 1969.
MINNESOTA
Anoka County Indep.
No. 47
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Minneapolis),
Minnesota
Bond Offering
—
Alfred Bern¬
stein, District Clerk, will receive
(CST) ion
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $52,-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Feb.
of
as
thereafter
and
1954.
to
1957
Due
1973
March
on
1
payable at a bank or
to be designated
toy the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
company
Jackson County
(P. O. Jackson),
Minnesota
Offering
Bond
_
H. Peter¬
C.
ap¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton,
Kyle
&
Macartney,
and
Moody & Springsted, both of St.
County Auditor, will receive
(CST) on
iFeb. 25 for the purchase of $16,000
District No.
County
16
drainage
foonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
Feb.;l from 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
a
suitable
banking
institution
«designated by the successful bid¬
der.
-
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 79 (P. O. Howard Lake),
Minnesota
Clerk,
District
will receive
(CST)
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
March 3 for the
Dated April
1, 1954. Due on April 1 frorn 1957
Bonds maturing
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
Faegre & Benson,
apolis.
of Minne¬
MISSISSIPPI
Offering
Bond
(P. O. Neosha), Mo.
Sale —The $295,000
awarded
First
the
improve¬
of Neosha
National Bank of
Bank
the
to
ceive
sealed
<CST)
on
bids
until
St.
Bond
the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on March 8 for
the purchase of $900,000 building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1954. Due
on Feb.
15 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Bonds maturing in 1972
and thereafter are callable as of
Secretary
of
by Charles
15,
224.
3954. Due
on
Dated
3968
©s
and
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1956 to
3975 inclusive. Bonds
thereafter
maturing in
are
of Feb. 1, 1958.
& Trauernicht, of St.
p.m.
MONTANA
improvement bonds,
No.
callable
12
$200,000
were
notes
awarded to
Safe Deposit & Trust
Boston
Strafford County (P. O.
Great Falls, Mont.
Bond
Sale—The
$5,000
Special
Improvement Dist. No. 845 bonds
offered Feb. 15—v. 179, p. 561—
were awarded to Steve Yelaca, of
Great
Falls,
as
of about 3.70%.
Bond
4s, at 102, a t>asjs
Sale—The
bonds
15—v.
16—v. '179,i4x >765—
Western
New
1.60s,
at
of about 1.57%.
as
York,
Buf¬
100.13;^ abasis
h-' ibnnd
*
Manchester, Port Gibson Water
District
New
Bond
Offering
Town
SpmgsL
(P. O. Clifton
York;'\!»y •*:.
Brupe ftartinr,
will ,Mreceive>
—
Supervisor,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(ESTD
Feb. 26 for the purchase oL
on,
$58,-
000
water
1954.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Feb.
3.
Feb. 1
on
frop0955 to
1994 inclusive.
Principal dn'd in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the' Onr-
Note
tax
anticipation notes offered Feb. 16
were awarded to the Farmington
National
of
Bank
Rochester,
at
discount.
0.96%
National Bank, Cliftoa
Springs.
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Washburn^
658—.were awarded
179,
p.
offered
Feb.
of New York
Monroe,
Co., of Albuquerque.
Auburn, N. Y.
sealed
chase of
bids
until
March 2
on
Bond
for
11
a.m.
pur¬
$605,500 public improve¬
Collingswood, N. J.
$172,000 water,
bonds offered
p.
657 —were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
general and sewer
Feb.
15 —v.
179,
Newark,
as
2.05s, at 100.07, a
&
National State
of Newark, B. J. Van Ingen
the
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., both of
New York
City, Ryan, Hanauer &
Co., Newark, and Ewing & Co.,
Montclair, taking $732,000 bonds
as 2V4S, at 100.43, a basis of about
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Bank Farmers Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
South Amboy,
N. J.
$44,500 general
658—were
assessment
and
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
17—v. 179, p.
to Francis I.
York City, as
basis of about
du Pont & Co., New
100.21,
2.20s, at
2.14%.
a
Vineland, N. J.
Offering — John
Bond
City
Clerk,
J.
Da-
(EST)
purchase of
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
Feb.
23
for
the
$100,000 bonds, as follows:
$35,000 building bonds.
20,000 playground improvement
bonds
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$2,013,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 18—v. 179,
p. 658—were awarded to a group
9
p.m.
Adams, McEntee-' 8r Ce.4
Michigan Corp., antipChai*.
New* YorfcL
E.
Weigold & Co., all of
City, as 2.20s, at 100.73,
about 2.12%;
basis of
a
**
f.-f-
New Bremen, Croghan and
Central
School
Bond Offering
District
(f
Falls),yf(.
Thelma
—
are
dated
Offering —Mr.
Da-
»:
ftfartzr,
Feb. 25 for the purchase 06.$896,000 building bonds.
Dated-Nov.
1953.
Due
1983
May 1 fromrlJ955> to
on
inclusive.
&
of
Heckler & Galloway of N.<X.
Co., and J. G. White & Co., all
New York
City, as 2.60s, at
100.59, a basis of about 2.55%.
terest
New
Florida,
Knox,
Schoharie
Crowe,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
G.
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 24 for the purchase
$850,000 building bonds. Dated
of
Dec.
1, 1953. Due
1954
to
1982
and interest
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Chase
National Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes,; Heckler & Gal¬
for
11
notes,
comprising
series
XCI
XCII.
Dated
due
X.
O'Rourke, Town Supervisor, will
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
until
bids
11
a.m.
Feb. 25 for the purchase
on
$115,000 bonds,
follows:
as
highway
bonds.
1955
50,000
Due
1964
to
park
bonds.
improvement
Jan.
on
15
from
inclusive.
playground
and
Due
Jan.
on
15
from
bonds are dated Jan. 15,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
First
the
National
& Trust Co., Tuckahoe. Le¬
Bank
gality
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
City.
by Vandewater,
& Galloway, of
York
New
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
765—were
New York State
Trust
Thruwtyc,
Would Increase
thority
'
Borrowing Au¬
bill
A
—
'•
t,d
to
permit
the*
Authority to borrow beyoncj, the$500 million already authorized
has been introduced in
lature
In
thevLelgisMajority Lead¬
by Senate
Walter
its
J.
Mahoney.
fourth
annual report to
Legislature, the Authority re¬
viewed the impact of inflation oit
the
its
program
must
and
be found
said
that fundsi
for four Thruway
totaling
about1"-* 123
miles,
and
revisions
in
costs
placed the amount needed at ap¬
proximately $245,000,000, ob more*
than $1,900,000 a mile.
Too date*
the Authority has borrowed $253
million of its authorized $5O0 'miIlion backed by a State guayaptee.
$650,000 w&ter
Feb.
awarded
16—v.
to
179,
p.
the Bank¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2.70s, at 100.71, a
ers
29, d95£,-anct
Co., NeW'Yorlt.
City. Legality approved b^qCaldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mit¬
chell, of New York City.1 ^
extensions
The
1954.
March
Nov. 1, 1954. Prinpipaf
payable at the Chem¬
on
ical Bank & Trust
er
$65,000
J13,28.Q,00(>
$12,420,06or,series
Authority, N. Y.
Francis
—
and
and interest
Eastchester (P. O. Tuckahoe), N. Y.
Offering
b-Hp -L
a.m.
(EST) on Feb* 23
purchase of$23,ft25?0Ci>
the
loway, of New York City.
Bond
City.
Authority,
Note
until
(P. O. Delanson), N. Y.
Offering — Francis
District Clerk, will
City Housing
Offering—Philip j/CP&ise,.
Chairman, will receive,sealed bids
and
Wright Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond
York
New York
Duanesburg, Princeton, Charleston,
Co., and
Under Senator Mahoney's
bifl the
Authority would be permitted to
borrow
as
much
it
as
to
needed
complete the Thru way and its ex¬
mated
that the: esti¬
provided
tensions,
revenues
ficient
to
were
deemed suf¬
all
interest,and
meet
outstand¬
th^^50O
bonds, guar¬
redemption charges on
basis of about 2.64%.
ing obligations, including
anteed
million
Bond
March 1,
from
•
Principal: and!in¬
(M-N)
payable r« atlJ the
Croghan National Bank.: Legality
approved by Vandewater*oSykes^
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Union Se¬
curities Corp., Aubrey G. Lanston
City School District, N. Y.
Offering — W. L. Gragg,
District Clerk, will
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
City.
receive.sealed bids until
(EST) on Feb. 23 for the loway, of New York City.
nieri will
765—were awathd^d to
p.
District Clerk, will receive sealed,
bids
until
2:30
p^m. - (ES^1)
on
receive sealed
(EST) on Feb.
1955 to 1964 inclusive. Principal 25 for the purchase of $1,200,000
and interest (A-O) payable at the building bonds.
Dated April 1,
Due on April 1 from 1955
Vineland National Bank & Trust 1954.
Co., Vineland. Legality approved to 1974 inclusive. Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of interest
Chase National Bank, New York
New York City.
Additional
$1,732,000!
Febl- 1&
offered
Ithaca
bonds.
45,000 fire engine bonds.
The
^4*
The
—
bonds
(P. O. Beaver
Hempstead, Levittown Water Dist.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
receive
will
Co.,
Washburn, of New York City.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
on
1
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin-^
2.21%.
nieri,
March
on
Glenville Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
~
657—were awarded to a group
Bank
Due
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton and
Metuchen, N. J.
of
1954.
Tiiik'Jo'
CP2&L '
group composed of "Halsey^Stuart & Co., Inc., George B. Gibbons
First of
1,
and
a
the
March
Bond Sale—The
Sale
building
—V. 179,
ment and apparatus bonds. Dated
NEW JERSEY
Chester
1
#
Monroe), N. Y.
Offering — Samuel
A.
Goodman,. City Comptroller* will
(EST)^
^
.
u r
Central Sch. Dist No. 1
Bond
receive
City.
Woodb
Grove,
NEW YORK
New
Hampshire
Sale —The
$200,000
$275,000 street
improvement
to Quinn &
Dover),
1954 and mature on March 1
Feb. 23 for the purchase
Project
the
improvement
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Jennings), Mo.
Offering — Robert Feld,
Louis County
1964. Principal and in¬
payable at a banking insitution
designated by the pur¬
chaser and approved by the Board
of Education.
Legality approved
of $1,000,000
Sale—The
offered Feb.
a bid reflect¬
interest cost of about
Louis.
9
NEW MEXICO
Neosha, jointly, on
ing a net
2.26%.
sive.
Feb.
awarded to the Marine >Trust
of
falo,-
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
on
offered
sewer
improvement "bondat
tario
&
gen¬
offered Feb. 15 were
bonds
ment
and
school
Education, will receive sealed
Santa Fe, N. Mex.
composed
Sch. Dist. No. 57
obligation
eral
of
Berlin, N. H.
pt
Newton County
Abraham A.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
...
H.
will
a.m.
Offering—Rufus D. Renbids un¬
(CST) on Feb. 23 for ninger, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive * sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. j
purchase of $230,000 industrial
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954.
Due (EST) on March 1 for the pur¬
on April
1 from 1955 to 1979 in¬ chase of $95,000 general improve¬
clusive. Principal and interest pay¬ ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1954.
able at a banking institution des¬ Due on March 1 from 1955 to 1965
ignated by the successful bidder inclusive. Principal and interest
and approved by the city.
Legal¬ (M-S) payable at the .Common¬
ity approved by Charles & Trauer- wealth Bank, Metuchen. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
nicht, of St. Louis.
& Wood, of New York City.
Lee County, Mooreville Consol.
Montvale School District, N. J.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Tupelo),
Bond Offering—Carl E. Schmidt,
Mississippi
Bond Offering — Sealed
bids Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
will be received by the Clerk of tion, will receive sealed bids until
the
Board
of Supervisors until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on March 8 for
March 1 for the purchase of $19,- the purchase of $300,000 building
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due
000 school bonds.
T
on March 1 from 1955 to.1974 in¬
Waveland, Miss."
1
clusive.
Principal and interest
Bond Sale —The $470,000 gen¬
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
eral obligation and revenue water tional Bank of Park
Ridge. Le¬
works system and natural gas sys¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
tem bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179,
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
p. 445 — were awarded to a group
York City.
composed of M. A. Saunders &
Nutley School District, N. J.
Co., Memphis; Arnold and Crane,
Bond Sale—The $735,000 build¬
of New Orleans, and Leland Speed
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 179,
Co., of Jackson.
re¬
Paul
—
Clerk,
11
the
terest
Village
bids
Bond
MISSOURI
—
Franzetti, Secretary of the Board
Sealed
—
basis of about 2.04%.
...
Offering
$li8,00(f
Sale—The
Street
Co.
Woodcliffe Lake Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond
til 7:30 p.m.
Feb.
Bond
2V2s. Dated
and
53
(U
City, N. Yi}' ^
Johnson
Bond
were
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First National Bank
1 from 1956 to 1984 inclusive. Le¬ of Park Ridge. Legality approved
gality approved by Wood, King & by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Dawson, of New York City.
Clerk, will receive sealed
,
stated above.
as
ing bonds.
Offering—T. C. Fox, City
Bond
as
of
(CST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $12,000,000 electric revenue bonds..
Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb.
of
Clarksdale, Miss.
same
opinion
Directors until
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by
the
legal
and
agent
inclusive.
will be received by the Board
1968. Principal and
payable at a suitable
interest
Paying
1978
to
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Mar. 11
for the purchase of $229,000 build¬
of April 1,
of Minneapolis.
Haugen,
Lincoln,
Offering
on
to 1982 inclusive.
as
rev¬
Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
purchase of $486,-
bonds.
building
000
system
1954
sold to the First
was
1, 1954.
Bond
from
1
Co., of Boston, at 1.04% discount.
Bond Offering—Floyd B. Mun-
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Richfield, Minn.
Trust Co.,
Note
son,
sealed bids until 2 p.m;
bonds
Paul.
and interest
trust
callable
from
Principal
inclusive.
are
Legality
1965.
1,
building bonds. Dated March
©00
3,
of
1965
.
Noetzel,* Secretary and* Clerk of
the Board of County Road Com¬
missioners,
will receive
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
March 2 for the pur¬
on
$175,000 sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1954. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
son,
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
-Bond Offering vr-v Sylvester A.
Gene¬
Mrs.
—
distribution
electric
enue
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on Oct,
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Bond
7-
.
Curtis, Neb.
4,
Jan.
Sayer, City Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
1, 1957, Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
Offering
Bond
Minn.
vieve
chase
Warren Township Sch. Dist. No. 4
$500,000
White Bear Lake,
22 for the
approved
the
of
Feb.
purchase of $70,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Feb. 15,
1954. Due Aug. 2, 1954. Legality
Date of
—
water and
sewage
disposal
system
bonds
was changed from Feb. 23—v. 179,
p. 765—to March 4.
sale
Mich. '
Traverse City,
.
Note Offering
bids
Bond Sale Postponed
(J-D)
.N*
NEBRASKA
St. Paul Park, Minn.
of Dec. 15, 1955.
•y
of
Thru way
by the State.
bonds
Any
issued
beyond
the
$500 million would not be backed
with
State guarantee,
a
be secured only
North
Hempstead Union
District No. 11
Bond
Lapsely,
ceive
butuwould
by toll revenues.
(P. O.
Fre^Seh*
Carte,
Place), N.Y.
4
Offering — Katherine
District
sealed
bids
R.
Clerk, will re¬
until 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the purchase
54
of
(874)
Dated
Due on June 1 from
'1974 inclusive.
Principal
£143,000 building bonds.
Dec. 1,
1954
Troy City School District, N. Y.
Bond
Offering — W.
Kenneth
1953.
to
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
Westbury Trust Co., Westbury, or
New York
at The Hanover Bank,
Doyle, Secretary of the Board of
Education,1 will
receive
sealed
until
bids
March
3:30
4 for
(EST)
p.m.
the purchase
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood of New
March
York City.
from 1954 to 1982 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
lips,
—
Clair C. Phil¬
receive
will
Auditor,
City
(EST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $110,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
from 1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
the Exchange National Bank,
Olean. Legality approved by Van-
at
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.c
No. 13 (P. O. Woodbury), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $521,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179,
p. 766—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
Francis I. du Pont & Co., and Til& Co., all of New York City,
ney
2.70s, at 100.32, a basis of about
as
Batavia and
Darien,
Pembroke,
,
Corfu), N. Y.
—
Roy E. Hills,
No. 2 (P. O.
Offering
Bond
will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on
March 2 for the purchase of $405,000 building bonds. Dated March 1,
District Clerk,
1954;,"; Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1972
(M-N) payable at the Man¬
ufacturers and Traders Trust Co.,
terest
Buffalo.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood of
New York City.
-1
•Pleasantville, N. Y.
the
at
Sale—The
$86,000
June
on
(J-D)
1
sewer
bond? offered Feb. 17—v. 179, p.
658—were awarded to R. D. White
Riverhead Water District
Riverhead), N.
Bond; Sale—The
Troy. Legality approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
by
Troy, N, Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,148,000 water
and
general purpose bonds of¬
fered Feb.' lft—v.
179, p. 766—
were
awarded to 'Smith, Barney
&
Co., and Dominick & Dominick,
both of New York City, jointly,
as l%s, at 100.11, a basis of about
bonds offered
1
(P. O. Westport), N. Y.
Offering — Ray Bender,
Bond
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for the purchase of $295,000
24
building
bonds.
on
1973
Dated
1,
Dec.
June 1 from
port. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
to
awarded
658—were
Hot
Springs, N. C.
Easterling,
the Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
Secretary
of
11
(EST) on Feb. 23
for the purchase of $23,000 water
and sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
a.m.
Due
1977
York
June
on
inclusive.
interest
179,
p.
Roosevelt
Cross, of New York City, as
2.60s, at 100.45, a basis of about
2.55%. '
Salina, Lyncourt Fire Dist. (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds offered Feb.
(J-D)
1
from
1956
Principal
,payable
in
and
New
City. Legality approved by
awarded
766—were
to
Trust & Deposit Co.,
179,
the
p.
First
of Syracuse,
2.30s.
as
Bond Offering
school
building
April 1, 1954. Due
to
and
Offering—Myles J. Burke,
Finance, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
sealed
Feb. 24 for the purchase of $699,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$499,000 general improvement
Due
bonds.
on
Aug.
1
from
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
100,000 local
sewer
Dated
1969
Due
1955 to
1958 inclusive.
on
local
100,000
Archbold-German
ment
improve¬
Due on Aug. 1
bonds.
from 1955 to 1958 inclusive.
The bonds
are
dated Feb.
Principal and interest (F-A)
the
at
pay¬
Bank
&
Chemical
Trust Co., New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
ing bonds offered Feb. 18—v. 179,
Village Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 25 for the purchase
on
of $56,000
bonds,
as
follows:
$35,000 public improvement bonds.
Due
on
1963
inclusive.
Sept.
1 from
1954
21,000 water supply bonds.
to
2%s,
at
2.49%.
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1963
inclusive.
dated
March
1,
3954. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the State
Bank of Sen¬
Falls,
Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan &
Hanrahan, of New York City.
awarded
Co.,
of
102.72,
to
Cincinnati,
basis
a
J.
of
A.
Dated
Dec.
on
un¬
for
(J-D)
from
1
clusive.
April 1, 1954.
1955
Principal
payable at the Farmers &
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Chauncey-Dover Joint
(P. O. Chauncey),
Ohio
Bond Offering—Guy E. Osborne,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
(EST) on Feb. 24
purchase of $3,000 fire
apparatus bonds.
Dated
the
for
noon
fighting
1, 1954.
Jan.
Due
Columbiana
Interest J-D.
School District,
.
Bond
Village
Exempted
Offering
—
Ohio
A.
Foertch, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
18 for the purchase of $450,000
bonds.
1977
Dated
Dec.
1,
1 from 1955 to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Union Banking Co., Columbiana.
Purchaser
to
furnisher, legal
opinion.
(The
offering was originally
terest
(J-D)
scheduled
658
for
but
—
owing to an
prospectus.)
Dover
Feb.
had
24—v.
to
179,
p.
be postponed
in the official
error
Township, Chauncey-Dover
Offering—Guy E. Osborne,
Clerk of the Board of Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on, Feb. 24 for
the purchase of $12,000 fire fight¬
ing apparatus bonds. Dated Jan.
Due
as
about
18
—
awarded
v.
179,
p.
658
—
were
a group composed of
National Bank of Chi¬
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., First Cleve¬
land Corp., and Olderman, Asbeck
& Co., all of Cleveland, as 2%s,
at
101.71,
basis of about 2.37%.
a
Beach City-Wilmot Local
Sch. Dist.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
on
chase
Franklin Local Sch. Dist.
R.
D.
Bond
March ,10 for the
pur¬
of
1
(P. O.
Sale—The $225,000 school
17—V.
p.
Bond
truck
Sale
The
—
bonds offered
awarded
Feb.
17
were
to
noon
(EST) on Feb. 27 for
purchase of $82,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb.
of
Offering
Village
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
and
(J-D) payable
Banking Co.,
on
bids
March
of
until
for
1
$3,300
Dated
March
improvement
1, 1954. Due
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
School
City
New
District,
Ohic
Bond
Sale
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Feb. 17—
v. 179, p. 659—were awarded to a
Local
School
District
Bond Sale—The $236,000 build¬
Bond
—
Charles
Kindred
of
&
Co.,
Chicago,
ana
Roose & Co., of Toledo, as 2%s,
at 100.56, a basis of about 2.66%.
Offering
James
—
W.
Henry, City Auditor, will receive
2.64%.
.
i
on
Dec.
clusive.
Dated
15
Feb.
15, 1954.
Due
from .1955 to 1964 in¬
Principal
and
*
the
at
of
the
interest
is
office
be
can
the
as.
prepared,
estimated
about June 1.
of
Authority,
will
be
The purchaser may
for
delivery
of
the
bonds in New York or
Chicago, by
assuming payment of the Board's j
additional
expenses .incident
to
the change of place of delivery.
;
County
School District No,
(P.
Cushing),
Bond
O.
Sale—The
Okla.
$113,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 16—
179, p. 766—were awarded to
v.
Evan
L.
Davis,
Small-Milburn
of
Tulsa, and
of
Wichita,
Co.,
The bonds mature
C.
serially
frtam
1957
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $158,-
Rogers County (P. O. Claremore),
water
000
bonds.
1954.
Due
inclusive.
terest
on
Dated
Dec.
1
March
from
1955
to
Principal and in¬
and
Savings
Bank
Legality
approved
Squire,
Sanders
&
of
by
Dempsey,
of
inclusive...
Offering
— Oliver
Hause,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
25
for
the
purchase of $70,000
series
A road and bridge bonds.
serially from 1958 to 1964 in¬
Due
No.
Offering—C. M. Zimmer¬
Village- Clerk,
man,
Bond
Tillman
Sugar Creek, Ohio
bids
sealed
1964
clusive.
Cleveland.
Bond
to
Oklahoma
1,
(J-D) payable at the Com¬
mercial
until
will
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Grandfield),
'
249,
Oklahoma
receive
(EST), on
March 1 for the purchase of $13,000
parking
facilities
bonds.
Witt, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Dated
until
Jan.
from
Bond
noon
1954.
1,
1956
Interest
to
Due
1968
on
Jan.
inclusive.
t
J-J.
Offering
Feb. 24 for the purchase of
$48,000 building bonds, i : "V.
Tillman
Bond
Sale—The
179,
p.
Sweney
Columbus,
$30,000
street
offered
Feb.
Cartwright & Co., of
2V2S, at 100.63, a
as
1974
(EST)
on
March
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
receive
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
sealed
of
Due
until
bids
Feb.
on
24
$48,000
serially
for
8
the
building
from
1956
1959 inclusive.
Wagoner County (P. O. Wagoner)$
Oklahoma
Bond Offering
— Jack
C. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
24
for the purchase of $431,000
County Separate School improve¬
ment
bonds.
1956 to
OKLAHOMA
Creek
T. Witt,
Board of Education,
the
A
purchase of $30,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
Offering—Chas.
of
will
to
Bond
Offering — R.
J.
Blum,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
noon
Bond
Clerk
bonds.
Wayne, Ohio
until
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No, 249 (P. O. Grandfield), Okla.
basis of about 2.39%.
bids
Ti
Charles
—
-
Trotwood, Ohio
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sapulpa), Okla.
1969
Due
serially -from
inclusive.
OREGON
No. 33
Bond Offering
Helen Miller,
—
Clerk of the Board "of
will
receive
7:30
Education,
sealed
(CST)
bids
until
Feb. 23 for
the purchase of $195,000 building
and equipment bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
p.m.
or*
Curry County Sch. Dist. No. 1-C
(P. O. Port Orford), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $118,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 179,
p. 446—were
awarded to Foster
and
Authority
Oklahoma
Bond Offering
—
Jack L. New¬
Jr., Treasurer of the Au¬
thority, will receive^ sealed bids
10
a.m.
(P. O. Myrtle Creek), Ore.
■
Offering — The Superin¬
1975
inclusive.
1,
1971
as
cipal and
at
the
Chicagb
the
of Aug.
interest
in
New
as may
Authority
of
as
maturing
thereafter
1,
are
1970. Prin¬
(F-A)
payable
office, or at
York
City
be designr
its agent.
or
3d by
J
Schools
will
receive
bids until March 8 for the
purchase of $135,000 school bonds!
Gresham, Ore.
on March 1
$5,000,000 vet¬
Bonds
and
Treasurer's
bank
sealed
j(CST)
Aug.
•
Bond
tendent
man,
until
Marshall, of Portland.
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 19C
(P. O. Box 3291, Oklahoma City),
such
bonds.
193,
Legislature, Reg-;
together with the
proofs. Bonds will
Brown, Village Clerk, will receive
Cleveland
sealed
accordance
jointly.
Strongsville, Ohio
Bond
in
16, Senate Bill
delivered
67
callable
Cleveland, as
basis of about
thereof
Treasurer
Payne
bids until noon (EST) on
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 179, March 3 for the purchase of $20,p. 659—were awarded to the First
000 Galbraith Road improvement
Corp.,
2%s,. at 100.94, a
be
&
loan bonds. Dated March 1,
1954. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to
College Hill, Ohio
Offering
usual
,
approving the bonds and
Section
Stranahan.
composed
Harris
erans
(P. O. Peninsula), Ohio
with
Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth 8c Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., all of Toledo, Barcus,
group
for the purchase of
City.
Boston
Parma
pur¬
sive. Interest A-O.
North
delivery, the opin¬
th^, Supreipe Court of Ok-?
ion of
negotiate
Co.,
noon
the
of
the Veterans Ad¬
ministration. rThe-Authority will
to the successful bidden
City. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Trust
Oklahoma Veterans Loan
—
E.\ D. BrenClerk, will re¬
of
or '(3)
The
Insured Loan
or
it
Bankers
Newcomerstown, Ohio
neman,
Act,
Guaranty
the bonds
the
on
Cleveland.
Bond
Tenant
provisions
Bankhead-Jones
soon as
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1978 inclusive.
cipal
City
1, 1954. Due
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Pioneer Banking
Co., Pioneer. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
chase
interest
O.
until
the
the
the
which
at
1955
Gladys
of'
York
Wyrick, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Prin¬
—
with
1
Session,
closing
8 for the
basis of about 2.23%.
Offering
cordance
Title
ular
maturing Dec. 1, 1964 and there¬
after are optional. Principal and
interest payable at the Hunting¬
ton National Bank, Columbus, or
fire
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland, as 2V4S, at 100.30, a
Bond
Secretary
Oklahoma
Ohio
$12,000
on
"constituting first liens,
mortgages insured by the
of Agriculture, in ac¬
(2)
or
24th
to
10,
(1) Note$
farms
are:
mortgages
Dated Dec.
1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1993 inclusive. Bonds
659—were awarded
R, Dayton),
by
validity
bonds
303
secured
exempt dormitory revenue bonds.
17—v.
Box
curity of the bonds
lahoma
improvement
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Beach
Horn-
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2%s, at 101.21, a basis of
Madison Twp. (P. O. R. R. No.
an
at the date of
Feb.
to
on
and homes
berger, Treasurer of the Board of
659—were awarded
179,
offered
Authority
•
until 4 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 26 for
the purchase of $485,000 non-tax-
1
Kent), Ohio
bonds
from
the
No.
improvement
$90,000 building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
at
Interest J-J.
Alvordton), Ohio
to
First
cago,
Jan. 1 from 1956
Millereek Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
treatment plant bonds offered
Feb.
on
inclusive.
the
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
noon
1, 1954.
to
amortized purchase plan, The se¬
provisions
.
J.
Berea.
Ohio
to 1961
D
—
or
deliver
1964
Joint Fire Dist. (P. O. Chauncey),
until
.
..
Offering
for
assisting Oklahoma
War Veterans to acquire farms
Farm
Bond
authorized
are
homes, .the cost of which must bo
Loan
—
Wilder
bonds
Cleveland.
Jan. 1 from
on
1956 to 1961 incl.
Cleveland, as
basis of about
a
Wesley an University (P.
Delaware), Ohio
^
in¬
interest
Merchants Bank Co., Carroll.
Chauncey,
Ohio
Due
1974
to
and
101.19,
2.63%.
purchase of $259,000 building
bonds.
of
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 sew¬
Beach
on
are
the
Ashtabula, Ohio
Due
**
The bonds
&
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 179,
563—were awarded to William
p.
2%s, at
(P.O. Beach City), Ohio
Bond Offering—James L. Reese,
Bond Offering—Patrick F. Cam-
(EST)
658—were
White
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
muso,
ceive
Twp. Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The $389,000 build¬
the
1,1954.
Mil¬
J, Mericka & Co., of
(P. O. Archbold), Ohio
p.
Ohio
Sale—The $240,000 build¬
about 2.62%.
Washburn, of New York City.
age
street
Ohio
M.
The
the purpose of
repaid
Royalton Local Sch. Dist.
ler, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor 8c
North
tion, will receive sealed bids
til noon (EST) on March 4
April 1 from
interest
improvement
Aug. 1 from
bonds.
eca
bonds.
on
Schenectady, N. Y.
Bond
„
W. E. Easter¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 2
for
the
purchase
of $1,000,000
Director of
able
—
OHIO
<"'i
*
Lenoir County (P. O. Kinston),
North Carolina
1955
fire
$25,000
18—V.
Offering—Elsie
Bond
water
&
|)ty
Carroll Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
1953. Due
Bond Offering—W. E.
Central
-
building
CAROLINA
NORTH
the
liams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
1955 to
(J-J) payable at the Lake
Champlain National Bank, West-
to
of
building
school
at
of1
Cincinnati, North
College Hill branch.* Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
sealed
receive
$1,750,000
bonds.
inclusive. Principal and in¬
until
Board
the
Fire District
and Lewis Central Sch. Dist.
No.
Y.
17—v.
Feb.
will
Westport, Essex, Moriah, Elizabethtown
of
payable
Co.
Trust
bids until April 3 for the purchase
1.72%.
(P. O.
$44,000
Education,
of
Prin¬
National
Co,/ New York City, as 2.70s,
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
100.12, a basis of about 2.68%. of New York
City.
■!
at
Clerk-Treasurer
payable
Manufacturers
Bank of
1953.
Bond
bonds.
Due
(J-D)
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Glen Yoke,
terest
Alexander Central Sch. Dist.
&
1954.
1953. Due
2.67%.
"
building
1,
cipal and interest
Olean, N. Y.
>
j
600,000
on
of $2,Dated
Canton
Bond
Offering—Lucille
City
Erick-
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
son,
Recorder,
Feb. 24 for the purchase of $480,000
sewer
1954.
to
Due
1984
bonds.
on
inclusive.
interest (M-S)
Dated March
1,
from
1955
Principal
and
March 1
payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Lc- aPty ap¬
proved by
Winfree. " "cCulloch,
Shuler & Say: e, of Por imd.
Volume 179
Number 5301
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.v.
****
(875)
r
(M-S) payable at the Lock Haven
(State of)
Oregon
Bond
Sale—The $5,000,000
Trust
vet¬
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
16—v.
.viunson,
to
179, p. 563—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City,
Continental
and
&
Bank
jointly,
of
Illinois
Trust
1.89%.
Bond
Chicago,
98.02, a basis
Other
blower &
Weeks; California Bank
Angeles); Stroud & Com¬
pany, Incorporated;
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.; Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
(Los
Byrne
and
Dougherty
Phelps,
Auchincloss,
&
310,000
Hill
&
March
Due
March
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
able
after
three
issue.
of
Principal
Clugh,
school
Dated
April
April 1 from
ney
l%s,
after
eral
obligation
15
awarded
to Fauset,
of Pittsburgh,
Lebanon
563
p.
Steele & Co.,
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Quinn,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
9 for the purchase of $1,109,000
April
Due
1954.
1,
on
Feb.
(P. O. Lock
and Dol¬
Butcher & Sherrerd,
phin & Co., both of Philadelphia,
jointly, as follows:
$60,000 2s.
1955
85,000
1960
120,000
on i March
to 1966 inclusive.
2%s.
Due
3s.
Due
March
on
from 1967 to 1974
185,000
on
March
1
1
March
1,
The; bonds are dated March 1,
Principal
and
interest
the
1,
of
bonds.
Due on Dec.
purchase
building
Bonds due in
1964.
bids
will be received by
the City Aud¬
itor until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
1
for
the
purchase of
$13,500
1956
bonds. Due
to
1965
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
from
in
Issued
lieu of special assessment certifi¬
cates
in
for
construction
Districts Nos.
7
of
and 8.-
sewers
-
on
1
214s.
Due
on
March
1
Sch. Dist.,
first
1954.
'
Due
1965
to
after
1
June
1965
Bonds
there¬
and
callable
1,
from
inclusive.
1,
are
Feb.
Dated
on
1983
June
due
water
mortgage
bonds.
of June
as
1964.
1,500,000 sewer improvement and
bonds.
15, 1954.
1955
Due
Jan.
due
after
Jan. 15 from
on
1965
15,
Bonds
there¬
and
callable
are
Jan.
Dated
1984 inclusive.
to
15, 1954.
1955
from
Bonds
of
as
Dated
inclusive.
1965 and
15,
callable
are
as
of
15, 1964.
and
interest
on
the
issue
payable
at
the
Principal
two
City,
issues
and
at
the
on
Harris
the
&
Savings Bank, Chicago,
or at the Corpus Christi National
Bank,
Corpus Christi.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst
& Crowe, of Dallas.
Additional
Offering
Sealed
—
bids will be received *at the
same
time for the purchase of $2,300,000
obligation
traffic
bonds.
to
bonds,
as
control
Due
fol¬
system
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive.
1961
-
•
245,000
on
fire
station
Feb.
1
from
bonds.
1955
to
Due
1974
inclusive.
on
Feb.
1
sewer
from
bonds. Due
1955
to
1984
inclusive.
765,000 street improvement bonds.
on.
1972
inclusive.
Feb.
1
from
1955
to
1965
300,000 2y4s.
Dec.
l.from
inclusive.
Due
Dec. Lfrom
on
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
'
\\
'
r,
A
'*
'
•
Southampton County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
V
Bond Offering — B. T.
Watkins,
Clerk of the County School
Board,
will
receive sealed bids s at the
office of the State Commission
pn
Local Debt of the
Room 222, Finance
Bldg.,
Capitol
Square,
until
noon
Richmond,
(EST) on March 3 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,000,000
1974
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
school
1
^
im¬
Jan.,.1,
from
1955 .to
Principal and in¬
awarded
to
Co., of Austin,
of
(J-J) payable at the Bank
Virginia,
Richmond.
Legality
at par, a net interest cost of about
2.74%,
follows:
as
$21,000 2V2s.
WASHINGTON
Due
Feb.
on
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
129,000 23As.
Due
on
1
from
Sulphur Springs Independent Sch.
District, Texas
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
of
$200,-
school
sold to
building bonds was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
as
2V2s, 3s and 314 s.
STATES
United States
More
Details
total
local
tails
as
the
on
March
respective
000
2.
De¬
issues
are
Camden,
N.
J.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1956 to 1991.
1955
Chicago,
111.
Dated
1953. Due June 1,
1,
2,245,000
April
Cook
1,
1955 to
Co.,
1953.
111.
Due
24,740,000
Bond
eral
Detroit,
1,
Sale—The
obligation
179,
—v.
the
1953.
and
$146,000 5s.
253,000
Mich.
Due
1,
Pa.
Due
April
1,
1993.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due June
IQ'in
tn
1QQ4
24,570,000 New York City, N. Y.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due Jan.
1,1956 to 1995.
5,605,000 Paterson, N. J. Dated
Feb. 1, 1953. Due Feb. 1, 1955
1990.
2,855,000
Scranton, Pa.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due Aug. 1, 1955
1991.
2,830,000 Somerville, Mass. Dated
April 1, 1953. Due April 1,
4,390,000
April 1 from
on
Due
April
on
**
:^
1
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Due
on
April 1 from
280,000
21/4s.
Due
April]. 1
on
King County, Southwest Suburban
Sewer District (P. O.
Seattle),
Washington
J
-
Bond Offering—William Moshi-
Secretary
of
Commissioners,
the
on
March
3
Board
will
for
the
of
receive
sealed bids until 11:30
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
$500,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on April
1
from
1956
1974
to
inclusive.
Callable after 10 years from date
of
issue. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
Treasurer's office
fiscal
agency
Legality
in
County
at the State's
New York City.
approved
Thorgrimson
the
or
&
by
Preston,
Horowitz, ; of
Seattle.
f
i
8,670,000
San
Francisco,
Cal.
(City
and
County).
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due Aug. 1, 1955
tr»
of
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
er,
Co.,
8,555,000 Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
1
r
Dated
June
1,
1953.
Due
April 1, 1955 to 1994.
1,665,000 Huntsville, Ala. Dated
1953.
of^ New
Bank
from 1970 to 1974 inclusive;-
April
1,
Due
l%s.
from
1,
1992.
to
National
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
196,000 2s.
1, 1955 to 1991.
1,125,000
Huntingdon
1955
City Bank
the
Commerce, of Seattle, jointly, .at
100.06, a net interest cost of about
2.21%, as follows:
I
(Territory of).
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due Aug.
April
$875,000 gen¬
(Queen
hospital
447—were awarded to
p.
National
5,775,000 Hawaii
Dated
of issue.
Anne Unit) bonds offered Feb: 15
1994
to
bonds., Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Callable
1983
King County (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
1994.
to
1955
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality
ap p r 0 v e d o by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Dated
April
1,515,000 Delaware Co., Pa. Dated
April 1, 1953. Due April 1,
June
revenue
after 10 years from date
1955 to 1994.
1955
sewer
April 1, 1954.
,
$8,895,000
June
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) .on
March 1 for the purchase of
$270,-
York
follows:
,
Offering — Charles
Bridges, City Clerk, will receive
.
$119,000,000 bonds of
housing authorities will be
of
y
Bond
011
of
offered for sale
Kent, Wash..
-
Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
IQ'W
Due
to
on
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
767—were
p.
James C. Tucker &
to
1,015,000 storm
1956
follows^
as
Due
terest
to 1990.
$75,000
$300,000 2s.
Jan.
Jan. 15
on
1974
Jan.
thereafter
Jan.
Due
to
due
of Scott,
Lynchburg,
179,
12,420,000
extension
a
group composed
Horner & Mason, of
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
house bonds offered Feb. 15—v.
a
works
'Feb.
660—were aHvarded
p,
provement
Texas
900,000 revenue bonds, divided as
$7,000,000
179,
Commonwealth,
March
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
730,000
to
Sealed
Due
follows:
1955
City, S. Dak.
—
2y4s.
UNITED
lows:
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Offering
1
Housing Au¬
thority Bond Offerings — As pre¬
viously noted in v. 179, p. 767 —
of Dec. 1, 1959.
Custer
March
Offering—Russell E. Mc-
Clure, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on Feb. 24 for the purchase of $8,-
general
sewer
1984.
1954.
for
on
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Texas
Corpus Christi,
Bond
Co., New York
1956 to 1963 inclusive, and
March
Bond
inclusive.
on
3
inclusive.
Due
Dallas,
&
June 29, $7,000,000
DAKOTA
school
March 1 from
on
1963
214s.
180,'000
New
Bank,
Legalty approved by
Howard,
of
San
City.
Dobbins
1960 and thereafter are callable as
inclusive.
21/2s. ' Due
from 1961
on
Districts Clerk,, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Due on March 1 from
to
Due
Dated March 1, 1954.
$450,-
000 school revenue bonds was sold
to
5 p.m.
der,
1 from
of
National
Chase
Brookings Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Trust
Bond Offering—Agnes Schlen-
$425,000
Haven), Pa.
years from such date. Princi¬
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
other
„
175,000
subject to call after 10
Mercantile National Bank, Dallas,
or at the Chemical Bank & Trust
SOUTH
on
Lock Haven Area Joint School
issue
bids
1
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Sale—An
1954.
26,
Prin¬
Banking and Trusts, Philadelphia.
Authority
Sealed
1954.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Pennsylvania Company for
Bond
—
Due
1955 to
to
15
Jan.
(EST) on
Feb. 24 for the purchase of $640,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Dated
April
1956
400.000 gas system bonds.
by the Director
received
be
of Finance until
Chairman,
from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
Offering
Note
will
bonds.
*
Pawtucket, R. I.
City Sch. Dist. Authority,
revenue
ISLAND
RHODE
Pennsylvania
school
of
water¬
obligation
from
10
14, 1964.
3s, at 100.84.
as
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
the
bonds.
works
—were
7:30
for
5
general
$70,000
offered
bonds
179,
—v.
until
March
on
gen¬
bids
by the-Borough
received
Secretary
KAliquippa), Pa.
Feb.
Leesport, Pa.
Offering — Sealed
be
follows:
as
from date of issue or after
years
1,
West
O.
$20,000
of
(A-O)
payable at the Provident Trust
Co., Philadelphia.' Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
will
purchase of $1,000,000
1954.
March
on
bonds
on
1
on
1960 and there¬
callable as of April 1,
are
a
Sale—The
(EST)
purchase
the
for
2
Bond
Bond
Due
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
1954.. Due
road bonds. Dated March 10,
1959. Principal and interest
Philadelphia, as
basis of about
2.53%,
$200,000 4s.
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.*
Huntress,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
receive
Bonds maturing in
Halsey, Stu¬
(P.
will
Securities
R.
Walter
—
group composed of the Equi¬
McAllen Indep.
Offering—Fred
the
City County (P.L O.
Williamsburg), VaJ * *
at par, a net interest cost of about
and
the
Antonio.
$1,000,000 school revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on April
1
from
1955
to
1984 inclusive.
$600,000
Township
Willow Grove), Pa.
Chairman,
March
2.70%.
Hopewell
Principal
payable
at
County Road District No. 2
for
-
James
to
Corp., Nashville,
Illinois Co., of Chicago,
Baxter,
Williams & Co., Cleveland, H. V.
Sattley & Co., Detroit, Southwest¬
ern
Securities Co.,
and Eppler,
Guerin & Turner, both of
Dallas,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
the
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Co., First of Michigan Corp.,
of New York City, and Jan-
& Co., of
at 100.31,
of
Offering
Bond
Lomas,
im¬
provement bonds offered Feb. 16
—v. 179,
p. 659—were awarded to
both
all
Co.,
(P. O.
Bethlehem, Pa.
art &
group:
Upper Moreland Sch, Dist. Auth.
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
group composed of
&
a
1954
inclusive.
&
York
bonds.
Altoona.
a
1,
National Bank, KnoxLegality approved by Chap¬
Bexar
•
h
improvement bonds offered
Midland, Texas
March 1 from 1955
on
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Philadelphia.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Central Trust Co.,
Sale—The
March
dated
are
1972
>
the
of
y,,
VIRGINIA
17—v.
1978 inclusive. Bids must be based
sive.
Bond
Mayor's office at
(CST) on March 9,5The
Philadelphia,
Hulme, Applegate' & Humphrey,
Inc., ,of Pittsburgh, Rambo, Close
& Kerner, J. W.
Sparks & Co.,
and M. M. Freeman & Co., all of
Due on
1959 inclu¬
to
Brown,
25
1954.
1955
1979.
members
April rl,
of about 2.17%
&
Co., all of New York, Jannpy &
Co., DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter
&- Bodine,
Woodcock,
receive
revenue
1,
March 15,
Due on
Due
to
Scott
TEXAS
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., White
& Co., Hemphill, Noyes &
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
March 10 for the purchase of
$350,000
IV2S.
at the Corpus Christi
15,
Weld
sealed
on
March
on
Mirth/ Dated
1953.
Principal and inter¬
the
1977.
1978 and
Hess
will
in
interest * (M-S)
ville.
Winona,
1,
1955 to 1994.
Peoples National Bank, and G. F."
Cassell & Co., both of
Charlottes¬
ville, at 101.64, a net intereshr:ost •
Dor-
Cl§rk,
man
1975.
Due
1976 and
Other
March 15,
on
date
Charles W.
Chairman,
and
2s.
280,000
Authority, Pa.
—
Due
April
eral
obligation water, sewer,
street and park bonds offered Feb.
16—V. 179, p. 660—were awarded
by
Harriman, Tenn.
...
1974
PENNSYLVANIA
Offering
15,
1,655,000
of
as
Bond Sale—The $1,285,000
gen¬
Bond Offering—Neva J.
to
214 s.
260,000
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
March
1964.
1,
1965
1,
callable
are
of Dallas.
Hamilton
1973.
.
15,
Due
2.20s.
*
on
March
1,
table
and mature
I
Sept. 1, 1953, Due Sept.
1, 1955 to 1990.
•
Interest
1962.
1,
approved
Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
sey,
15,
March
Due
2.15s.
250,000
urer's
Altoona Sch. Dist.
Jan.
Legality
Colman,
bonds
120,000
interest
and
of
as
7:30 p.m.
1971.
Call¬
from
years
able
auction
Due
Feb.
Washington-Co., ? Pa.
Dated
call¬
are
ment bonds will be sold at public
2.10s.
dated
are
thereafter
Bonds due
thereafter
and
100,000
1970.
bonds
Due on Jan. 1 Horn
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1963
Dated
100,000 2s.
$43,improvement bonds. Dated
1,. 1954.
Due on April 1
April
bonds.
armory
1, 1954.
City
110,000
(PST)
Jan.
15,
Due March 15, 1969.
2.05s.
Due
March
15,
1,490,000
to
by
announces that an
issue of $400,000 street improve¬
Incorporated;
p.m.
obligation
15,
1.95s.
110,000
The
est payable
March 15,
on
1968.
for the purchase of
1
Due
1973
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
1967.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
170.78
15
March
on
from
1954, and those due Feb.
and
buyer.
1
National Bank, Corpus
Christi, or
the City Auditor at the Harris Trust & Savings
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 24 for Bank, Chicago.
Legality approved
the purchase of $50,000 general by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe,
Bond
be
J-J.
Due
1972.
March
The City will
a
TENNESSEE
100,000
City, Ore.
Bond Offering—Geneva Gatens,
7:30
15
1.90s.
Tillamook
until
seek
Feb.
on
1984 inclusive.
$35,-
Redfield, S. Dak.
in
March
on
Due
2s.
100,000
Reinholdt & Gardner.
bids
660.
p.
to
1966.
Co.; Malvern
Company,
Due
100,000 1.85s.
Incorporated:
&
15
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Company;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Sills,
Harris
2V4s.
270,000
&
&
Company;
Wm.
P.
Harper & Son & Co.; McCormick
&
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
&
March
on
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Co.;
Thomas
Fairman
offered
p.
Due
Due
Feb.
from 1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Redpath;
Pierce- Carrison
Corporation.
Kaiser & Co.; Rodman & Linn;
McDonald-Moore
179,
$2,500,000
bonds
179,
$280,000 3V4S.
Incorporated:
Parker
submitted for the
were
continue
659 —were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
at
98.06, a net interest cost of
about 2.14%, as follows:
pany; Barr Brothers & Co.; Horn-
Webster
revenue
—v.
16
200,000 street right-of-way bonds.
Continued—No
000 auditorium bonds offered Feb.
Authority
The
—
school
syndicate: Blair, Rollins &
Incorporated; Shields & Com¬
A.
Sale
Feb.
members
of the
Co.
bids
15—v.
School
Area
Bids—Sale
No
(P. O. Berwyn), Pa.
National
Co.,
13/4S, at
as
about
of Philadelphia.
Paoli
Murdo, S. Dak.
Legality
Co., Lock Haven.
erans* welfare bonds offered Feb.
55
1QQ4.
Syracuse, N. Y. Dated
June 1, 1953. Due June 1, 1955
to 1994.
Yakima, Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
(
$400,000
con¬
struction bonds offered Feb;,* 15—
v.
179,
Foster
p.
447—were awarded do
and
Marshall, and Badgeley, Frederick, Rogers & Morford,
Inc., both of Seattle,* jointly,;at
a
price of 100.15, a net interest
cost of about
$294,000 2s.
1956
106,000
2.08%,
Due
to:• 1970
214s.
on
follows:
as
March 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on..
March
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
1
1
*
,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(876)
WISCONSIN
Monday, February 22, 1954
...
,
Brookfield School Dittrict No.
8
Wis.
(P. O. Milwaukee),
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 179
p. 767—were awarded to the WauItesha National Bank of Waukesha
as
2%s, at 100.10, a basis of about
2.36%.
Wis.
Janesville,
S
Bond
school
1
a
e
$3,415,000
17
The
—
Feb.
offered
bonds
awarded to a
the First Na¬
179, p. 767 —were
v.
by
headed
group
100.93,
1.75%,
tional Bank of Chicago, at
a
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
Due on March 1
$2,670,000 1 %s.
1969 inclusive.
1955 to
from
745,000 2s. Due on March 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
the
of
members
Other
group:
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, A.
both
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Becker
C.
of
Chicago, Robert W. Baird & Co.,
of Milwaukee, William Blair &
Co., of Chicago, Braun,1 Bosworth
dt Co., Inc.
McMaster Hutchin¬
son
8t Co., and R. S. Dickson &
Co., both of Chicago.
LaCrosse, Wis.
v
Offering—Alice A. Dick¬
Bond
on
until
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
City
son,
sealed
2
Lost
(CST)
p.m.
Needlessly?
11 for the purchase of
March
$630,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
bonds.
1955 to
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
1964
I
B
Although
improvement
street
$210,000
.
cured of
than 70,000 Americans
more
cancer
last year, the
that at least 70,000 others—who
420,000 storm sewer construction
bonds. Due on April 1 from
were
tragic truth is
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
can¬
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
bonds
The
April
dated
are
Principal
1954.
1,
f« mother?
had
spread and "colonized" in other parts
of their bodies before proper treatment
interest
and
cers
{A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
could
be started.
|>y Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
That's
why
Ifew Holstein School District No. 5
most
Wisconsin
ing, bonds offered Feb. 17—V. 179,
p. 660—were awarded to A. C.
Allyn & Co., Chicago.
year no matter
year
Green River,
Wyo.
Offering
A.
—
for
breast
or
go
danger signals that
straight to
your
(3)
or
indigestion
may
doctor at the
of them—{l) Any
{2) A lump
elsewhere
For
sore
that
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
or
more
a
wart
or
you, or
care
or
cough (7) Any
address
your
cancer,
Society office
phone
nearest
letter to "Cancer"—in
of your local Post Office.
ONTARIO
Ontario
(Province of)
Registers Issue With SEC—The
Province has filed with the Secu¬
rities and Exchange Commission
ft registration statement covering
$60*000,000 debentures which ma¬
ture $5,000,000
each March 15,
I860 through 1964, inclusive, and
$25,000,000 on March 15, 1980. A
group headed by Harriman Ripley
&
Co. Incorporated and
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc. will offer the
debentures publicly after the reg¬
statement
becomes
ef¬
of
the
fective.
Proceeds
from
debentures will
the
be
sale
advanced
tlie Hydro Electric Power
mission of Ontario.
to
Com¬
Raleigh Township, Ont.
Debenture Sale
—
An issue of
$146,800 4%% municipal drainage
debentures
was
sold to J. L. Gra-
bam &
Co., of Toronto.
Feb.
15
from 1955 to
•ive.
This marked the first public
Due on
1964
financing by the Town in
inclu-
over
20
years, other debentures having al¬
ways • been placed
with lpcal
residents.
or
mole (5)
difficulty in swallow-
lifesaving facts about
the American Cancer
$35,000,000, due May 21, 1954, at
li.741% yield; and $5,000,000, due
Nov. 19, 1954, at 2.352%.
istration
a
35)
issue
bills was
follows:
as
and
feel {twice
change in normal bowel habits.
©f $40,000,000 Treasury
18,
every
you may
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness
Canada (Dominion of)
Feb.
thorough health check-up
how well
discharge (4) Any change in
Persistent
on
a
any one
does not heal
CANADA
Bold
best
To learn the 7
cancer,
first sign of
at the Town Treasurer's office.
Sold—An
that, since
your
women over
second:
mean
Clerk, will receive sealed
bidh until 8 p.m. (MST) on March
1 for the purchase of $14,500 Local
Improvement District No. 20
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Bills
you
be cured,
can
Genz,
C.
Town
Treasury
keep reminding
cancers
To have
first:
WYOMING
Bond
we
"insurance" is:
build¬
Bond Sale—The $170,000
early
a
neighbor?
American Cancer
Society
*
@FedFRASER