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MONDAY

ISSUE

\

LIBRARY

Ik e

Financial

Chronicle

Reg. U. 8, Pat. Office

New York 7,

Number 5297

Volume 179

Price

N. Y. Monday, February 8, 1954

$1

Copy

a

General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

Advisers Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers

INDUSTRIAL- INSURANCE

-

American

With SEC—

The

registration statement with the
SEC covering 50,000 shares of capital stock.
The

corporation

Jan.

on

filed

28

a

its

j

Net

$

sales

Profit

Fed. & foreign

taxes

769,634

.

Stock and Bond

shares

per

•After

Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange

provision for preferred stock dividend.—V.

178,

(Bonds)

32

Exchange

Stock

Boston

Exchange

Stock

American

1765.

p.

i

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross

from

from

Net

Net

ry.

$422,142

149,921

82,163

42,366

income

oper.

Los Angeles

$446,654
120,684
66,269

$452,601
148,256
55,433

$498,686

72,799

railway

railway

1950

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

6,291,763

income

179,

5,671,667
1,632,706
834,934

1,870,278
662,112

director

a

Alabama

Corp.—Earnings Slightly Higher—

Gas

and

expenses

taxes

Exchange

Stock

Section

Over-the-Counter Markets

$19,896,224 $18,457,544
18,157,463
16,748,308

revenue

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

Transactions American Stock Exchange
Operating
Other

$1,738,761

$1,709,236

156,180

income

121,355

income
income

Gross

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages

$1,830,591
621,258

$1,894,941

other

and

673,469

deductions

Co.,

$1,221,472

shr.

per

178,

841,198

ton

from

from

Net

ry.

$1,858,954
709,969
320,630

$1,575,733
480,022

253,465

income—

oper.

1951

1952

1953

railway

railway

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway
income

oper.

179,

19,737,823
5,219,630
2,057,513

19,861,576
5,841,160
3,004,779

railway.

Ann Arbor

American

Stock

Exchange on Feb.

$7,628,363

6,399,709

67,781

311,573

980,211

832,739

52,428

306,394

797,870

714,320

ry.

Federal
Net

market's

listing

total

American

the

on

Stock

foreign stock listing to

Exchange,

issues.—V.

133

brings

179,

that

513.

p.

—V.

179,

at

Ind.,

Hammond,
the

tor

with

Allby

on

site.

headquarters

Jan.

on

refineries,

150-acre

a

of

the other in

third,

a

which

tract,

Ohio,

in

one

construction

17

be located

been

has

to

purchased

D.

N.
Myers, President of the Byerlyte Corp.,
Cleveland, Ohio, is Chairman of the Board of

in

the

Allby company.
C. Wayne Barbour, President of Allied Materials
Corp., wtih main offices at Oklahoma City, Okla., also is President of
the Allby concern.
The

plant

new

will

and installation in

scheduled

to

be

tied

by pipeline to every major oil refinery
Chicago, Hammond, and Gary area.
It is

the East

begin

production

March

15,

Messrs,

Myers

and

Barbour

ilisclosed.
The
Allby facilities initially will produce
more
than
50
million
Callons of asphalt per year and will have an immediate storage capa¬
city of eight million gallons, they said.
The

plant
and

ment

Initial

will

have

aresearch

manufacture

construction

and testing laboratory for
asphaltic compounds.

of

costs

will

run

to

This

44

Diamond

Mining

almost

$2,000,000, it

develop¬

Corp.

of

250

equipment, installation and mill structure with a capacity.
tons per day with sheds and accessories are estimated to. cost

portion of the net proceeds is not
stated above, such portion will be used for

required for the purposes
working capital and other
corporation,

any

through

stock

Pursuant

sale

for

W.

F.

the

this

of

company

diamond

dust

this

that

an

—

Stock

$1)

Offered

acres.—V.

20

178,

p.

a

Delaware

2473.

public
&

299,000

Co.

offering.
from

the

separation

shares

Inc.

of

The

sale

encountered

some

on

company

1,000,000

covering

in

exchange

$100,000.—V.

26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
for oil, gas and mineral leases having a value of
Jan.

177, p. 1897.

Jan.

on

noW available,

■exploration
of

basis
mill

and for

net

be

present

would

If

costs.

its

N.

stock

was

difficulty

in

and

assured

by

Y„

before

who

sold

separation
to

make

selling

37,500
when
of

the

certain

stock.

more

economical process,

an

to

determine

a

will

be

pilot mill.

the

mill

used

It

limited information, the indications
unique processes and likely above
diamond

content

is

found

to

for

will

process,

involve

sufficient

2,047,500 shs.

discontinued

the

decided

proceeds, $100,000

the construction of

to conduct pilot tests

sary

crease

one

of

are

be

and

further
neces¬

on

that

average

warrant

the
such

milling
milling

-operations based upon the estimates of the company's geologist, such

1




at

closing price
join

may

The

plan

is

the

time

option

plan

withdraw

of

30%

minimum

stock

officially inaugurated
employees has been

was

offered

the

to

the

from

plan

March

offers

will
is

plan

to

than

base
thatj

at

as

be

can

continuer

entirely

on

as

total

of

1,

1953.

under the
period.

purchased

over

three

a

voluntary,

and

179,

p.

300,000

shares as
Five

many

Dec.

of

time.—V.

any

a

for

up

pay

the

Employees

16.

options

sign

may

his

amount

deductions

in

up

employee

with

payroll

Participation
may

any

Each

purchased

and

stock

the

per

at

stock

stock.

of

States and in
information on
company

share—approximately 5%
less
the New York Stock Exchange on Jan. 29.

on

the

of

price

$35.25

Armco

be

year

employee

an

390,

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—

1953—Month—1952
$

1953—12 Mos.-~1952

$

$

$

Railway oper. revenue—

49,247.048

56,752,050 612,531,290 604,512,060

42,797,830

38,522,093 441,302,499 423,367,771

Net

expenses.

from

rev.

ry.

—V.

ry.

6,449,218

op.

income

oper.

179,

4,857,590

18,229,957 172,168,791

6,694,788

75,108,998

181,144,289

69,374,110

2.

p.

Net

Net

ry.

Oughton

Chairman
of

of

has

for

the

newly created post of
has been elected
Oughton

and Robert E. Pflaumer

the Board

succeed H. J. Hemingway.
Mr.
the company for more than 20 years and
President since 1945.
Mr. Pflaumer, Vice

the

company

to

has been
Executive Vice
President
since
1948, has been in charge of the company's expanding resin
and chemical operations and has been instrumental in directing new
has

been

with

Hermann,

$399,568

111,545

114,852

34,324

100,184

65,079

10,078

railway

4,508,290

4,555,493

4,573,561

4,376,009

railway.,

759,017

871,520

891,876

977,141

256,'166

256,196

229,917

229,133

income—

oper.

from

from

Net

ry.

—V.

income.—

oper.

179,

201.

p.

Atlantic City Electric Co.—Registers

With SEC—

1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
of first mortgage bonds, due 1984. The company
to invite the submission of proposals for the purchase of the
or before
11 a.m. on Feb. 24, 1954.

This company on Feb.

$5,000,000

covering
proposes

bonds

on

The

shares

151,672

price,

offering

public

be

to

are

a separate registration statement on Feb. 1
of its $10 par common stock, for which the
underwriting terms and names of the under¬

also filed

company

covering

supplied

amendment.

by

of the bond and common stock financing will be
applied, to the extent available, to the prepayment of all outstanding
notes payable
to banks ($6,500,000 at the present time) issued for
construction purposes; and the balance will be used to pay for the
proceeds

Net

cost

property additions and improvements.

of

Bids for Bond February 24—
will up

company

11 a.m.

to

(EST)

on

Feb. 24 receive bids for

purchase from it of the proposed issue of $5,000,000 first mortgage
due 1984.—V. 179, p. 390.

bonds

Coast Line

Atlantic

Period End. Dec. 31—

Board Chairman,

RR.—Earnings—

1953—Month—1952
$

Railway

oper.

revenue-

Railway

oper.

expenses

Net

from

revenue

Net

ry.

—V.

oper.

179,

p.

14,187,524
11,364,929

•

$

1953—12 Mos.—1952
$

income—

2,822,595
1,642,772

2,648,424

22,933,026

31,318,775

1,383,479

10,296,422

12,233,169

2.1

Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—

1953—Month—1952

1953—12 Mos.—1952

Railway

oper.

revenue-

$137,048

$145,733

$1,884,760

recommendation to increase
the authorized preferred shares from 75,000 to 150,000 shares.
They
also voted to establish a sinking fund to be used for the retirement
of preferred shares commencing with the fiscal year beginning Dec.

Railway

oper.

expenses-

129,520

143,370

1,479,543

1,

—V.

the

amount

The

of

a

year

stockholders

1955.—V. 179,

p.

on

i

ago.

Feb.

2

approved

a

101.

l

$

15,926,897 164,579,094 169,945,396
13,278,473 1 41,646,068 138,626,621

ry.

operations

revealed that both sales and
net
earnings for December and January, the first two months of
American-Marietta's 1954 fiscal year, were well ahead of those for
the same period of last year.
He estimated that sales for the two
months would be approximately 10%
ahead of last year.
The backlog
of orders for precast concrete construction products is more than twloe
M.

1950

$430,157

125,413

From Jan. 1—

Gross

product development programs.
Grover

1951

$399,395

90,715

Authorized—

named

been

1952

$398,105

railway
railway

from

-Earnings—

1953

from

Gross

The

in Preferred Stock

L.

President

the prospectus said.

the

PROCEEDS—Of

Outstanding

the company offered
capital stock through

York,

of

United

deductions.

The

30.

established

the

Co.—New President Elected—In¬

American-Marietta

Ray

1950,

of

New

concentrates

should

19,

payroll

writers

Gas Co., Houston, Tex.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
American General Oil &

FINANCING

3,000,000 shs.
dated July

This has been definitely accomplished
many

PRESENT

Authorized

'

agreement

Macdonald

shares
the

'par

to

to

A

the

The stock option plan for Armco employees

Net

organized in
May, 1950.
The principal office of the company is located at 99
Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.
The principal initial objective of the
company' is the exploration of the property, for a commercial body of
diamond dust to be sold for industrial purposes and, to a lesser extent,
for diamond stones of industrial or gem quality, if such exploration is
successful
to erect a mill for the production thereof.
The company
has
no
ooerating
history.
No mining operations have been com¬
menced
by the company to date except that there has been some
preliminary investigation, exploration, drilling and tests.
The property being operated by the company is located near the
Town of Murfreesboro, Pike County, Ark., consisting of approximately

Vice

!.

.

.

_

Common

TO

Offered Employees—

throughout

employees

many countries abroad will soon be receiving complete
the
new
plan which will enable them to purchase

Net

additional

The

said.

was

Inc., New York, on Feb. 1 pub¬
licly offered 260,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$1.15 per share "as a speculation."
GIVING EFFECT

Corp.—Stock

corporation's

Railway oper.

Samuel W. Gordon & Co.

CAPITALIZATION

Steel

Atlanta & West Point RR.-

offered

American

1.

p.

Armco

shares

general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation is

Allby Asphalt & Refining Corp., Hammond, Ind.—To

Oklahoma, announced

fixed

after

income

$125,000.

Build New Refinery—
large independent asphalt

taxes_

December—

If

Two

income

after

chgs. & other deducts.

plan,

listing and to

Healings American depository receipts for American shares representing
ordinary
shares
of
this
Netherlands
corporation.
This,
the
first
Netherlands

inc.

oper.

("A.K.U.") —Listed
admitted to

1

1953—12 Mos. —1952

7,210,997

44

Federal Reserve System

Algemene Kunstzijde Unie, N. V.
The

Earnings Lower—

1953—Month—1952

Net

Condition Statement of Member Banks of

201.

p.

RR.—December

$9,443,256

r-44

Banks

Reserve

Consolidated

560,641

37
38
41
42
_31
31
—31

Foreign Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal

18,522,644
5,354,202
2,447,870

19,958.220
3,731,256
1,399,403

of

Home Life Insurance
the Greenwich Sav¬

of

$793,928

Dividends Declared

From Jan. 1—

Gross

trustees

the

605,948

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_44
and Payable—
9

$2,409,681
1,045,490
536,403

of

trustees

of

$698,350

Investment News_Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
47
The Course of Bank Clearings
-43

1950

$1,908,631
684,333
420,005

board

director of

a

board

revs

Miscellaneous Features

Southern RR.—Earnings—

December—

Gross

$1.32

out.)

Inc.,

the

-

has been
Corp.

Co.,

Sanitary

exps

General Corporation &

Alabama Great

Net

shrs.

com.

2193.

p.

of

Period End. Dec. 31—

shares

$1,209,333

$1.33

income

Net

—V.

York,

the

of

member

a

New

member

a

Biscuit

Standard

&

ings Bank of New York City.—V. 179, p. 201.

can

Earns,

is

of

Co.

and

:
National

Radiator

oper.

Industrial Stock Averages_31
Index of Stock Prices
—31

SEC

Coppers

Edison

American

oper.

National Quotation
Interest

Sanitary Corp.—Geo.

36

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb

1952

1953

Calendar Year—

Operating
Operating

Standard

Railway

35

Exchange

Stock

Canadian
Toronto

and

Corp.;

Nesbitt, Inc.—V. 172, p. 841.

President of the

of

to

men

Artloom Carpet

Chester

South

Railway

35
35

Stock Exchange

Montreal

of

33

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange—

1.

p.

of

President

&

following

the

President

32

Stock Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

5,051,782
1,668,307
873,494

5,726,423

2,137,185
868,574

railway

railway

oper.

32
—32

Midwest Stock Exchange

From Jan. 1—•

Gross

Exchange

Stock

Detroit

1951

1952

1953

11
23
27

(Stocks)

New York

2,737,399
$2.25

2,737,704
$2.06

2,737,399
$0.53

2,737,704
$0.44

__

share

com.

Radiator

Coppers,

H.

George

Mr.

New York

common

outstanding

•Earns,

Vice

Earle,

Directors—

New
of

election

Adair,

H. Coppers. Elected Director.^.

Quotations

elected

7,289,694

6,766,356

1,727,807

1,494,862

of

no.

the
J.

Nesbitt, President of John J.

Page
income

Net

Average

Inc.—Three

Herbert

i

2,264,496

inc. taxes

Ralph

J.

Co.,

has announced

directors:

American

$
S
$
32,252,546 131,412,104 124,625,163
3,802,804
13,764,032
16,271,230
2,074,997
6,997,676
8,981,536

j

31,526,375
inc.

before

1953—12 Mos.—1952

1953—3 Mos.—1952

of

Inc.;

Albert

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

Air Reduction Co., Inc.

Meter

company

board

Co.,

In This Issue
Period End. Dec. 31—

MISCELLANEOUS

-

Net
Net

rev.

ry.

op.

$7,528

$2,363

$405,217

income—

Dr25,904

Dr20,296

Z>r5,895

from

oper.

179,

p.

101.

ry.

$1,891,074
1,500,611

$390,403
41,654

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Automobile Banking Corp.
Mention

Preferred Stock Sold —
of the public

—

6% cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock at par ($10 per share).
The of¬
fering was completed.
See details in V. 179, p. 513.
offering of 61,000 shares of series B

1953

*fet

sales

Federal

income

for

Federal

income

Provision

taxes

$2,631,459 $17,272,194 $17,303,602
1,049,231
5,381,773
5.063,415

._

from

rev.

179,

op.

ry.

income

oper.

ry.

514.

p.

Net

income

3,368,598

The

letter of notification with the SEC
stock to be offered at par ($100 per
The proceeds are to be used to pay for

filed

Jan. 27

on

company

without underwriting.

Booklet—

Issues New

precision machine parts is told for the first time in a booklet
Just Issued by the newly formed Lycoming Division of this corporation.
The 40-page booklet, 'The Lycoming Story," is occasioned by
the
consolidation of two of Avco's divisions into a single Lycoming Division,
according

S.

to

has been

who

President,

Vice

Withington, Avco
new division.

B.

President of

earned

the

gines

jet

and

components

precision parts.—V.

Both

manufactured.

are

well,
The
in

out

turn

plants

Roselea

Grose
other

seven

third

1.

well,

Roselea

the

in

on

ship with another
The

field

640

owns

company,

west

presently

the

reports

Baltimore

Ohio

&

End, Dec. 31—

RR.—Earnings$

$

Net
Wet

from

rev.

ry

—V.

613,069

91,158,868
44,339,773

94,782,837
43,797,993

6,144,959
2,266,674

income

oper.

179,

4,429,804

op.

ry.

Net

36,222,938 460,848,986 442,676,674
30.077,979 366,066,149 351,517,806

33,100,012
28,670,208

Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses_

2.

p.

Union

Years Ended

1953—12 Mos.—1952
$
$

1953—Month—1952

'

from

Net

Gas

Co.—Earnings

1953

-

ry.

per

•Based

011

number of

average

4

RR.—Earnings—

Bangor & Aroostook

$2,877,000
$1.83

.

,

'

•

Net

JNet

ry.

—V.

from

rev.

income...

oper.

$409,595

$2,963,799
1,771,725

$2,739,375

235,260

$248,748
390,132

op.

ry.

$1,326,218 $12,972,171 $13,161,197
916,623
10,232,796
10,197,398

$1,123,953
875,205

Railway oper. revenue..
Railway optr. expenses.

2,243,102

179, p. 2.

Gross

fl-om

Net

from

Net

ry.

478,665

230,265

240,568

$797,055
334,443
*4,024

10,457,314

11,007,630
4,818,978
1,799.823

10,451,715
4,696,903
1,936,503

9,340.610
4,369,725
1,625,465

$912,125

$1,053,972

$1,069,406

406,740

railway

537,056

544.553

railway

income...

oper.

This

1950

1951

1952

1953

Prom Jan. 1—

from

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

*

railway

4,499,917
2,150,418

income

oper.

of

179,

Working
Net

all

the

O.

Inc.—Forms International Div.

service

Division

Sales

this

in

foreign
and

America

the Far

Beckman

new

pointing

activities,

The

East.

sales

export

of

abroad.
further step in the company's

additional

to

will be

division

plant in Fullerton, Calif.—V.

in

offices

J3EC

corporation

covering

2,000
of

and

common

underwriting.

filed

29

of

letter

a

The

two

preferred

proceeds

shares

notification

be

to

are

$300

at

used

with

the

to

unit,

per

for

pay

without

With

the announcement

has

company

ranging

price

in

expanded

from

existing camera

one

Feb.

on

its

$49.95

line

8mm

S1G9.95.

to

by $5.00.—V.

Bell Telephone

three

of

179,

8mm movie cameras,

new

include

to

also

It

eight

raised

cameras

the

price

of

102.

p.

Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—

Period End. Dec. 31—

1953—Month—1952

179,

loans.

convert

3,400

addition, as agent for Gas, Inc., it
in cylinders and by tank truck
of Gas, Inc.
The company also sells

gas

customers

EFFECT

GIVING

PRESENT

TO

The

4V2%

5%

demand

6%

prior pfd.

Common

•On

the

The

company

stock

150,000

($25

value)

par

($25 par value)

the

1953,

16,

212,500
1150,000

(subordinated!

stk.

the

Co.

of

sum

$

represented

Berkshire

from

borrowed

company

by

an

Life

unsecured

note

annual

equal

S

$

Operating

revenues :

23,485,580

21,608,475

262.639,294

227,228,822

in the aggregate amount of
$150,000. owned by South Shore Utilities Associates, the
parent of
the company, represent advances made by the parent to the company.

Operating

expenses

16,879,099

15,982,957

188,841,027

172,516,032

—V.

taxes..

2,454,300

2,026,151

29,299,600

37,079,456 441,686,799 428,878,189
2,475,481

Feb.

on

10,

There

682,742

671,805

9,823,959

8,342,046

Other

Net

Net

income

income

3,469,439

2,927,562

34,674,708

26,137,593

charges.—

2,833,283

2,254,693

23,664,007

19,927,788

operating

after

—V.

tThese

179,

390.

p.

The

corporation

covering

Jan.

on

filed

22

shares

80,333

of

letter

?

class

A

notification

of

stock

common

with

and

on

the

had

Black
The

not

filed

26

a

letter of notification

number

of

shares

the SEC

at

market

$300,0001 to be offered to employees at 90% of market
the closing bid on the New York Stock Exchange on Feb.
proceeds are to be used to replenish working capital.—V. 178,

upon

«.

The

p.

2570.

Hills

Federal

Issue

Power

Power

14,100 shares of $1
stock

The

company's

is

being

present

preemptive rights
now

held.

who

exercised

Any

&

Light Co.—Financing Approved

Commission
par

value

offered

at

stockholders,
on

the basis

unsubscribed

their

has

authorized

common

price

a

this

company

to

Mr.

Wampler

purchase

or

to

improve

fund.,

said

Carrier .has

plant

a

and

in

set

of

$19.50

share

per

to

the

will

rights

be
on

reoffered

first

the

stockholders

to

offer.

The

sale
—V.

company plans to apply net proceeds from
the Issuance and
of the stock to the furtherance of its 1954 construction
program.

179,

390.

p.

Booth Fisheries
Sales

and

•Earnings
•After

Syracuse

$8,800,000,

278,422 shares of common

in

stock

part

for

from

from

Net

ry.

276 443

$1.08

preferred

Purchase Its Preferred

estimated

that

the

at

end

of

w*i!. ^ave available in the '

#18,750 for the

$1.08

the

stock.

Sharescurrent

purchase

fiscal

fund"

year,

the

During the calendar year of 1953, the company purchased 190 shares
its cumulative

preferred

stock

on

the

open

market

at

prices

with

the

A.

°r kf^ares
Linder,

and

preferred

the

178,




p.

stock

who

may

desire

to

sell

company are invited to communicate
and
Treasurer stating the number

Vice-President

price.—V.

issued

a

to

company

license

50-year

to

the

Ore.

horsepower

tuibine.—V.

California

Water

Offered—An

178,

p.

1874.

preferred

Co.

Telephone

&

investment

banking

—

Preferred

Stock

syndicate headed

by

is

convertible

on

or

before

Feb.

1,

1874.

and

the
of

offering

the

1953.—V.

also

of

Most

178,

2090. V

p.

1951

1952

BUSINESS—The

in

company

the

1950

$3,854,785

$3,714,480

$4,133,295

496,077

974,150

528,363

1,253,752

448,804

601,865

255,521

930,705

42,915,663

Net

from

Net

ry.

43,350.309

42,778,393

39,060,945

8,390,298

7,490.341

5,789.608

5,679,046

4,264,982

railway
railway

—V.

3,833,787

2,185,853

2,523,145

income—

oper.

179,

2.

p.

Central RR. of New Jersey —Earnings—,.
December—
from

from
ry.

1953

railway—

.

1950

1951

$3,739,473

$4,364,292

$3,510,367

456,807

160,058

145.559

371,560

*13,656

*649,662

*644,458

*251,557

62,348,357

44,066,771

44,431,572

40,191,692

railway
income—

oper.

1952

$4,841,565

From Jan. 1—
from

from

Net

ry.

railway.

coverirg

drill

179,

5,502,786

*4,185,468

42,950,313

2.

p.

corporation

stock

4,930;152

*3,474,443

States Oil

Central

SEC

6,020,878

4,890,483

income.

•Deficit.—V.

The

1'2,103,384

railway

oper.

wells.

to

No

be

filed,

26

unspecified

an

(offering

Co., Inc., North

Jan.

on

Platte, Neb.—Files

letter

a

of

The

proceeds are

net

with

notification

number of shares of preferred

amended).

or

the

common

be

to

to

used

'

underwriting will be involved.

Central Wyoming Oil & Uranium Corp.—Stock Offered

—Eaton
1 shares

&

of

Co., Inc.,

common

share "as

Feb. 3 publicly offered 599,000

on

stock

(par 10 cents)

at 50 cents per

speculation."

a

PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used for exploration expenses
and

working

capital.

Common
*Not
with

stock

GIVING

(par

including

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

FINANCING

shares issuable

BUSINESS—Corporation
1953,

for

York,

the

and

principal

of

acres

1%

and

exploring

offices

holds

land;

are

in

in

Delaware

developing

located

in

leases

leaseholds

royalty.

of

acres

oil

these

overriding

ing on 2,560
royalty.
The

underwriters

connection

15,
mining
New

Dec.

certain

Wall

79

at

on

Street,

Y.

corporation

a

to

incorporated

was

of

purpose

Its

N.

2,500,000 shs.

10 cents)

149,750

"

Outstanding
*1,349,000 shs.

financing.

present

land;

Wyoming

are

It also holds

these

to

uranium

leaseholds

approximately

on

subject
are

12'/2%
royalty
in Wyom¬

leases

subject

to

a

5%

will be
assigned uranium leases covering approximately 8,220.85 acres of land
in
Wyoming.
Applications have been duly filed with the State of
Woyming for said leases and they are expected to be formally issued
during Feb. 1954. These leases will also be subject to a 5% royalty.
—V.

corporation

179,

also

hasi

an

agreement

under

which

it

514.

p.

Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings1953

from

from

Net

ry.

is

Monterey

engaged

principally

Peninsula

and

in

parts

1950

$542,018

199,432

89,573

$441,352
98,022

123,851

199,775

268,708

43,555

6,938,647

6,528.674

6,427,162

4,909,912

1,441,555

1,243.669

1,355,769

1,007,045

915,216

income

oper.

1951

$610,817

91,521

railway

railway-:

1952

$546,154

December—

804,728

839,626

491,165

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway

—V.

Income

oper.

179,

102.

p.

Period End. Dec. 31—

supplying and
Los Angeles

of

of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties and portions
of the San Diego Bay region of California.
The company is also in
the telephone business.—V. 179, p. 390.
parts

1953—Month—1952
S

by

water

construct

country

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—

1964.

net proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock
the company to defray part of the costs of additions
improvements and to repay bank loans amounting to $475,000.

used

to

aside

the

properties.

$3,243,523

income—

oper.

Gross

Blyth & Co., Inc., and including 28 other underwriters,
on Feb. 4 made public offering of 120,000 shares of cu¬
mulative
preferred stock, $1.32 dividend convertible
series ($25 par value), at $27 per share.

be

ca¬

dam.

reclamation

project,

Cambria & Indiana RR.—EarningsDecember—
Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

1953

railway

railway

oper.

income

1952

Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expensesNet
Net

from

rev.

ry.

—V.

ry.

514.

p.

23,227.206

$

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$

$

.

29,302,234 344,048,870 355,682,536
20,775,232 248,497,937 253,214,082

1952,995

8.527.002

95,550,933 102,468,454

4,712,683

op.

income

oper.

179,

24,130.201

5,556,474

59,916,142

56,983,018

i

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. -Earnings—
1951

1950

$150,432

$152,827

$145,059

$147,560

*18.622

19,647

*32,565

35,847

144,244

68,354

124,596

80,549

1,678,436

1,586,451

1,647,325

1,493,706

From Jan. 1—

cumulative

1

a

of shares

time

same

this

ordered

estimated to cost about $9,000,000, will in¬
clude a diversion dam 52 feet high and 310 feet long, and a power¬
house with two 25,000-kilowatt generators each connected to a 37,000-

aver¬

aging $77.05 per share.
of

the

County,

Federal

proposed

further
Cloud

the

approximately

purchase of its cumulative preferred stock as provided
of incorporation. The
company is authorized to make
purchases currently of cumulative preferred stock
against the estimated
purchase fund
requirements.

Holders

at

has

Commission

proposed

a

Klamath

upstream

County;

in the certificate

of

to
of

selling
on

for

for

issued,

shareholders

through

October,

1953

railway

railway

from

2,100

Power

Commission

in

shares.
common

From Jan. 1—
Gross

The

hyrdo-electric
project
on
the
Klamath
The license is conditioned, however,
require the company to reach an agreement with the Department
the Interior for the continued utilization of water stored by an

River

and

275,563

dividends

Application for Five Existing Hydro

License

Federal

company

will

taxes..

of

Y;)

(N.

obtained

was

December—

properties.

file
within six
months application
for license under the Federal Power
Act
for
the
continued
operation
and maintenance of five existing
hydro-electric projects on the Klamath River in California and Oregon.
The

Dec. 27, *53

per common share

provision

Offers to
is

To File

dealer's discount of 45 cents per

a

completed.-

was

Projects, Etc.—

$24,543,926 $22,516,863

income

share, with

It

PROCEEDS—The

jan. 2, '54

revenues

Net profits after

it

share.

The

Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—

35 Weeks Ended—

provide

previously
told

.

$10,000,000

southern

the

its

extend

roughtly

Net

may subscribe pursuant to their
0.0597 of one share for each share

shares

subscription

stock
Jan. 27 by Blyth & Co.. Inc. at
common

stock.

who
of

Co.—Secondary Offering—

Power

Oregon

(par $20) was made on

The

Black
The

outstanding

now

secondary offering of 2,500 shares of

The

with

(computed

exceed

to

based

on. Jan.

undertermined

an

California

A

Decker Manufacturing Co.—Files—

&

company

covering

to

was

report

of

pacity of the company's present facilities "wilj not long be sufficient
to
keep pace with the rapidly growing demand for air-conditioning
equipment."

CAPITALIZATION

and

(par

(par $1) to be offered In units
of one class A and two class B shares at $3 per unit, without under¬
writing.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for additional equip¬
ment for model certification and for working capital.
160,667 shares of class B common stock

shares

outstanding.

stock

Chairman,

5,000,000

to

800,000

to

1,464,526

proposal

annual

Board

shares

increase

to

proposal

a

181,855

„

Authorized
-

the

$1)

notes

514,

p.

$28 per

Benson Aircraft Corp., Raleigh, N. C.—Files With SEC
SSEC

demand

179,

28,930,780

23,884,572

1,600,000

from

prefeired

no

the

In

President

vote

from

stock

1953,

is

explained

financing.

wil

23

stock

preferred

20,233,151

operating taxes..

$

$

Federal

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$

$

39,554,937 470.571,371 457,808,969

35,314,721

Dec.

on

company

possible

Net
,

^

19,106 shs.
22,000 shs,

20,000 fehs.
22,000 shs.

—

—

$212,500

,

instalments over a period of ten years,
beginning Jan. 15, 1955 and ending Nov. 15, 1963, with interest at
4V2% per annum.
Such funds are to be used to reimburse the com¬
pany for the cost of past and present conversion of its customers*
appliances to the use of high BTU gas.
Under the terms of the loan
agreement, upon the availability of natural gas iii the lower system,
the company may borrow an additional $112,500 on such date
afteiFeb. 28, 1954 and before July 1, 1954 as the company shall designate.
in

1953—12 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

common

authorized

outstanding,

Cross

$686,000
». 147.000
,,212,500
150.000

$750,000
1955-1963

due

note,

notes

stock

Nov.

Outstanding

bonds:

series A, due 1971
series B, due 1971

4Va %

*1,139,052

39,022.941

stockholders

authorized

Net

FINANCING

Authorized

3%%

*429,163

*123,674

3,708,220

the

Gross

CAPITALIZATION

•Unsecured

*429,452

514.

p.

Net

through pipelines to approximately 9,000
generally referred to as Cape Cod.
The
its entire distribution system to natural

gas

territory

to

mortgage

*980,635

*1,782,773

2.

p.

earnings

Net

maturing

New Movie Cameras—

1

the

over

to repay bank

public utility incorporated under the Gen¬
on
Feb. 27,
1929.
As of Dec. 31, 1938,

a

to June,
1954.
In
undiluted
propane

Insurance

Bell & Howell Co.—Three

Issue

our

appliances.

gas

expansion

program.

this

prior

First

shares of class A common stock tpar $100» and
preferred stock (par $100) to be offered in units

1,000

shares of 6%

one

Jan.

on

serves

plans

delivery to

Bede Products, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
The

in

distributes

Latin

390.

in

of

headquartered at the

179, p.

appeared

the Massachusetts Legislature, it acquired
franchises of the Barnstable County Gas Co.

and

company

company
gas

an

foreign

and

and

country

The International Division represents a

expanded

formation

announced

coordinate

to

all company plants

of

has

President,

Beckman,

which

item

proceeds will be used

special act

a

assets

The

Beckman Instruments,
Arnold

net

Massachusetts

of

customers

International

the

of

BUSINESS—Company is
Laws

•578,137

*1,514,505

income.

expenses—

179,

Gross

pursuant to

♦77,829

2,477,757

.

Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings-

correction

a

1.

PROCEEDS—The

390.

p.

is

Feb.

eral

railway

Deficit.—V.

of its outstanding 15,087 shares
of 6% prior preferred stock of record Dec. 15, 1953, the
right to subscribe pro rata for 4,000 additional shares of
6% prior preferred stock at par ($25 per share) and ac¬
crued interest.
Rights will expire on Feb. 16.
This of¬
fering is underwritten by Coffin & Burr, Inc., Boston,
Massachusetts.

Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
December—

*87,468

2.735,603

earnings—

The
„

Gas Co.—Stock Offering—The company

Buzzards Bay

*92,139

2,539,000

$

178,
.

.

is offering to its holders

1953—12 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

*73,219

2.667,005

railway

oper,

Wampler,

Period End Dec. 31—

*16,731

Carrier Corp.—Plans to Increase Stock—

275,000

outstanding.—V.

shares

1

.

$208,757

*5,349

Canadian Pacific Ry.—December Earnings Higher—

$3,152,000

$3,516,000
$2.15

——

common

'

1153.

p.

dividends
share—

preferred

common

$248,603

*7,472

income—

Period End. Dec. 31—

1952

-

222.000

after

income

$261,000

13,310

railway

and

Net

1950

1951

5258,005

•

.

$3,738,000

;

dividends

•Earnings

England—Earnings—•

1952

Increase—

Dec. 31—

income

Preferred

and the
Replacement
p. 1291 and

notes

partially reimburse1 the Plant
and improvements.—V. 170,

railway

•Deficit.—V.

-V.

Brooklyn

outstanding

$500,000 of

repay

to

1953

oper.

Gross

acres.

completion of two wells in the Daly
of Roselea in partnership with Union Oil.
These wells are
being tested for production potential.—V. 179, p. 102.
also

company

to

additions

railway—.—

trorn

Net

was

I'.

Period

ry.

Cross

limited to 15 barrels per hour
a small choke because of storage shortage.
The oil is approximately
gravity.
Drilling is continuing In this area where B-A, in partner¬
627,

No.

used

1042.

from

from

area.

10.1.

179, p,

Gross

daily potential of 2,502 barrels.

a

Grose

authorization to borrow,
First National Bank of

The

to

largest oil producer

still stands as the

527,

Grose No.

with
well,

new

for

SEC

payab'e

From Jan. 1—

well

successful

The discovery
since that time

and

added

been

have

wells

October

in

completed

was

used

December—

Ltd.—Completes Wells—

reports the completion of its eighth
field near Virden. Manitoba, Canada.

successful

be
be

property

p.

Net

No.

Manitoba,
The

34

Lycoming Division operates plants in Wiiliamsport, Pa., where
light aircraft engines and Spencer heating boilers are produced; and
in Stratford, Conn,
(near Bridgeport), where large reciprocating en¬
The

company

the

in

manufcturer of engines

half-a-century history of Lycoming as a

The

171,

the

to

notes

exceeding
$2,750,000; - and
the Commission has
persons
until Feb. 12, 1954, to request a hearing.

Canadian National Lines in New

a

British American Oil Co.,
Thlri

and

will
will

for

Net

$1.20

share—————

common

Fund

applied
on

not

interested

Proceeds

covering 2,000 shares of common
share),

has

time

to

funds

balance

V.

11,028.927

$0.34

—-

_

per

time

Falls, Mich.—Files—

dri.hng expenses,
Earnings

from

Boston,

given
Net
Net

$

—.—,

tax

$8,734,226 $88,871,371 $89,852,218
6,102,767
71,599,177 72,643,616

$1,119,404
774,856

Railway oper, expenses.

Boyne Oil & Gas Co., Boyne

—414,783,527 328,585,641
5,868,598
21,578,927
2,500,000
10,550,000

—i—_

before

Profit

$7,155,527
6.036,123

Railway oper. revenue

1952

$

The-company"

1953—12 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

Period End. Dec. 31—

—V.

-Earnings—

(& Subs.)

Avco Manufacturing Corp.
Years Ended Nov. 30—

Cambridge Electric Light Co.-^-Bank Borrowings—

Boston and Maine RR.—Earnings—

.

made in our issue of Feb. 1

was

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

railway

oper.

179,

p.

income—

102.

December—
Gross

Net
Net

from

from
ry.

oper.

From Jan
Gross

from

5,721

*1,840

33,691

61,809

Net

from

1,013,603

770,451

711,212

718,061

Net

rv.

—V.

8,949,497

1, 370.527

income.--

202.

1951

8,197.775

1950

5,500,951

3,670,688

15,954,212
7,545,134

i

railway

railway
p.

1952

2,,985,902

income

1—

oper.

179,

1953

$21. 631,229 $24,971,367 $24,651,118 $29,603,504

railway

railway

278, 413,812 270.347,780 266,593,669 245,247,560
75, 289,444

76,911.820

77.359,430

83,282,887

29, 879,662

31,743,995

30[ 116,672

37,806,529

Number 5297... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 179

Colonial Fund, Inc.—Assets Show Upward Trend—

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—Gross
Wet

$2,963,581
481.892

$3,266,318

812,353"

732,288

Net ry.

income—

337.893

434,329

441,623

—

oper.

1,415,117
785,298

The total assets of the Fund

appreoiation

Gross

from

from

Net

Net

—V.

income—

oper.

ry.

179,

35,379,805

33,659,041
7,779,709

4,301,041

3,493,354

4,473,471

The
of

from

Gross

from

this

1951

1950

$818,021

$727,231

$876,241

399,308

369,484

414,978

Net

ry.

198,175

171,819

184,833

income—

oper.

from

Net from
Net

—V.

7,011,049

9,383,-019

2,620,313

1,603,929

2,988,003

968,853

451,405

1,065,243

179,

from

from

Net

ry.

'

1952

1951

$1,627,875

505,567

498,918

180,152

202,992

220,831

Gross

from

from

from
ry.

19,752,299

Net

ry.

—V.

railway—_

21,887,902

21,814.236

21, 517,295

4,941,095

5,304,483

4. 724,750

construction

current

1951

1950

$150,722

$165,851

$195,558

21,869

47,012

ry.

4,750

8,894

1,906,509

1, 670,465

2,107.422

2,087,336

railway.

1,917,208
360,386
124,415

2,077,244

1,994,204

304,795

221,428

86,944

53,034

367,992

120,488

income—
179,

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Gross

1953

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway.,

Gross

from

Net

13,792

3,172,455

179,

2,511,657

3,594,32a

7,855,059

3,847,106

41,676,432

47,342,846

45,945,401

17,429,608

1,532,006

21,-940,044

SEC
be

1951,

Gross

Net

from

$2,935,141

from

Net

$3,191,815

$3,235,222

$3,294,914

452,979

railway—

Net

794,676

612,077

767,216

on Jan. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,200 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $50) to
byWahier, White & Co., Kansas City, Mo. "The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used to liquidate short term notes and notes payable.

430,771

—V.

railway

income—

oper.

ry.

47,638

422,158

284,955

From Jan. 1—■-

Gross

ry.

railway
railway

from

Net

34,333,540
4,351,943
'601,482

income—

oper.

•Deficit.—V.

34,723,262

Davidson*Boutell Co.

33,757,997

34,081,984.

Gross

3,376,138

6,291,787

The company has placed privately $750,000 Axk%

'751,721

2,051,145

Net

ry.

1952

proceeds

nection

1951

p.

1950

Net

$16,693,686 $16,883,873
2,830,092
2,297,922
3,203,967

ry.

2,457,943

with

to be

are

the

ry.

—V.

179,

1,711,686

629,355

1,333,961

203,477,012

188,901,154

28,815,900

28,124,791

25,122,672

29,585,766

income
514.

8,956,455

8,127,638

7,223,985

9,132,717

Chemical

Net

1953

railway

1951

1952

Net

from

income

2,
,620,079

2,532,870

2,721,364

179,

Chrysler
Plymouth
Its

213,938,266

entire

Motor

59,768,852

cars

Since

28,
,259,235

25,339,376

bumper

in

history,
the

for

Plymouth
had the

1953

John P,

says

totaled

year

The

dealers.

the

179,652,326
48,945,850
17,256,194
19,934,230

production year

Mansfield,

to

Plymouth

built

high

179,

off

came

than

more

they

bumper,

States.—V.

SEC

of

which

was

in

1951

537,000

537,000

1,332,000

273,000

285,000

635,000

$252,000

$697,000

809,849
$0.24

803,333
$0.22

809,849

$879,000
803,333

$0.68

Feb.

on

share

com.

provision

Clark

to

the

eight

line

eight

June

on

million

stretch

would

14,

Albany,

Pictures Co.,

shares

all

of

exchange

United

Missouri Public Service Co.

p.

Decca

capital

of

the

hearing

for

which is

load

48-in

or

includes

6000-lb

capacities of

from

Net

ry.

period has therefore

lift

low

capacities;

1500, 2000,
length; as
high

2500
well

speeds.

slow

ridden

by the operator.—V.

pallet

and

telescopic

ry.

from

Net

Net

ry.

the

Decca's

been terminated,

letter

in

in

base

179,

of

p.

the

V.

3;

trucks

178,

in

the

2571

pp.

line

and

can

from

Net

both

trucks

income—

ry.

of

—V.

Net

1875.

from

Net

ry

—V.

179,

$2,281,737

710,887

1,002,131

$1,812,519

1,014,189

1,778,895

Net

963,736

747,399

Net

-«

Size of

Gross

railway—.

from

from

Net

ry.

Jan. 31, '54.

the

in

24,228,996

23,630,005

10,385.027

10,520,705

8,791,007

Net

7,594,723

9,381,355

9,893,378

8,278,612

Net

income,

'Deficit.—V.

179,

p.

20,445,863

from
ry.

—V.

202.

179,

2,113,272
1,363,337

809,255

1950

$8,437,174
2,850,962
1,613,946

The

from

8,490,357

Paso

The

Net

from

Net

ry.

1952

1951

1950

$320,073

$279,893

$301,606

80.191

121,583

213,727

145,815

Net

from

40,751

84,136

54,791

•23,240

Net

ry.

railway

income.-—

oper.

Gross

17,728,414

stock

would

$6,055,396
2,042,488

$7,395,524
2,848,014

$6,886,088

1,069,543

1,209,271

1,126,913

.

Gross

Net
Net

from

oper.

ry.

84,701,140
29,761,146

2,588,164

exemption

the

for

issuance

securities

179,

p.

3,299,985

2,567,709

1,028,954

942,226

964,718

Net

from

313,210

Net

ry.

557,253

429,437

315,308

3.^

$6,540,633
2,400,382
1,279,032

T

25,448,728

from

from
ry.

Gross

THE COMMERCTAL AND FINANC!AL CHRONICLE

William

Dana

Seibert,

President.

(Telephone STate 2-0613);
post
of

office

Canada,

NOTE:

Gn

at

New

York,

$51.00 per year.
account

of

the




1

N.

Published

twice

(Reg.
a

in

the

rate

of

at

com¬

FPC's

pro

competitive

common stock.
to
obtain funds

1952

1951

from

from

Net

ry.

bidcung

$167,776

railway-.-

16,430

14,410

*1,283

63,688

32,452

49,091,

31,669

25,807

685,094
348,495

179,

Puhiisharc

^vertisip^

$3,800,012

1,427,258

1,060,196

I

579,123

*789,267

49,039,952

54,826,739

48,909,654

16,667,786

20,000,828

21,502,955

3,453,435

4,770,715

4,173,689

7,572,780

Pay Common Dividend—

have

decided

take

date

Final
income
and
a

9<\

than

1,075,026
564,684

Mr.

park

Place

New

York

of

$12,581,603

sinking

at

put
its

the

stock

common

on

a

quarterly

President,
Feb.

23,

announced on Feb. 1.
1954, meeting on the rate

payment.

year-end figures for
of

to

Johnston,

action

funas.

or

In

1953 operations of

$4.31

a

1952,

share of

net

Erie RR. showed a net
stock before capital

common

income

was

$13,223,521

$4.57

or

share.

2,232,360

203.
r„mnonn

1950

$4,385,527

4.

p.

Paul' W.

1,026,973
348,990

332 869

2,131,243

1,272,925

income—

basis,
board will

2,585,142

2,026,236
593,653

income—

bank

11,618,132

railway

RR.—To

"From

railway

1,622,731

60,859
55,321,510

railway

directors

.

railway—-—

pay

1951

1952

$4,919,858

income—

oper.

Erie

1950

$168,510

income—

to

Expansion—

*3,464,520

railway

and

Ry.—Earnipgs-

Tnursflay

(general

news

and

«iu

issue)

with

last

operating standpoint the
year with an operating ratio

an

Johnston

"but

said,

due

to

railroad earned more money
of 75.1 compared with 76.5,
the
absence
of
dividends
from

subsidiary
companies and
the inclusion in operating expenses of
abnormally high charges for retirement losses on abandonment of non-

7,

N.

Y., REctor

2-9570.

Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;

a

Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
fluctuations

spld

staUsti'cal tesue on Monday.] Other offices:. 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tne
England c/o Edwards &■ Smith, Copyright1954 by WilUam B ^
Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories ana memoes u
.

[every

Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.,
Y., under the Act of March 3,

the
issued

1953

The

$162,984

P-S. ^atej^ Office)

week

the

from

of
be

$4,193,204

railway-

oper.

Net

9,944,693

1953

p.

be

18,97*732

11,711,648

$155,498

179,

stock¬

company's common

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.- —Earnings—

The

H«

$5,000,000
par value

construct

to

66,123,375

railway

♦Deficit.—V.

—

no

From Jan, 1—

77,790.124

11,621,041

to

are

December—

4.

oper.

of

has

company

♦Deficit.—V.

82,134,558
26,691,357

13,095,582

from

2,963.813

1,384,665

income—

•Deficit.—V.

Gross

3,425,572

railway

railway

from

stock,

snares

applied to the Federal Power Commission for
pipeline facilities to enable it to acquire 20
million cubic feet of natural
gas daily
in Reagan County, Texas.
The
proposed project, estimated to cost $798,600, would include
about 32Vi
miles of 10%-inch pipeline extending from the Barnhart
Hydrocarbon Corp.'s gasoline plant in Reagan t/ouniy to a co ...ection
with
El
Paso's existing system
in Upton County, Texas.
The com¬
pany
also would build a purchase meter station for metering the
gas purchased from the Barnhart Hydrocarbon Corp.—V. 178, p. 2475.

„„„

incomej—

oper.

the

to

sold

be

El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Plans

1950

1951

1952

1953

From Jan. 1—

From Jan. 1—

15,000

to reimburse the company's treasury for construction expendi¬
previously made and
to finance additional construction,
the
application states.—V. 178, p. 665.

Net

Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—

railway——

from

and

common

the

requested

new

Gross

December—

1953

$256,525

railway—-

value

rata to its
common
stocxnolaers, pursuant to preemptive ngnts, on the basis of
one share for each
io shares held of record.
Subscriptions to purchase
the stock are to be solicited by a group of securities dealers formed
and managed by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. as dealer manager.

82,343,568
18,348,264
9,047,985

89,621,240

10,857,275

Detroit & Mackinac

Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—EarningsDecember—

has filed an application
authorization for the

requesting

par

bonas,

mortgage

dividend

Gross

no

bonds and preferred stock would
the application states.
company
plans to offer the common stock

This

$8,337,756
2,708,148
1,962,762

93,174,746
21,524,660

P.

of

Jan. 29,

on

Commission

shares

stock.

common

and

announced

was

Power

7,198,127

1951

1952

$7,904,464

10,187,846

railway..—„

first

preferred

holders,

it

76,399

petitive bidding,

12,699,229

Western RR.—Earnings—

20,116,183

oper.

$25.70

$27.11

54,834,836

89,649,656

from

$22,212,669 $20,860,870

Federal
of

30-year

59,083,880
13,118,665
7,064,870

ry.

Gross

Dec. 31, '53

Jan. 31, '54

the Fund

issuance

8,804,360

1,233,828

railway

$33.33

EI Paso Electric Co. (Texas)—Plans Financing—

13,860,009

$6,874,397

railway

Dec. 31, '53

$34.66

104.

p.

This company,
with

57,632,724

oper. income
From Jan. 1—

24,279,216
9,611,013

railway

oper.

from

Chairman

$107,170,636 $101,963,256

—

Offering price per share
—V. 179, p. 104.

10,419,525

income—
4.

from

Gross

covering

29

Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Rise—

55,256,873

December—

$2,103,362

1,096,180

*256,162

income,.

1950

Jan.

on

tures

1953

Denver & Rio
1951

1952

SEC

loans,

railway-

p.

the

par) to be-offered at the market
through Hornblower & Weeks, Bos¬

As of—

1,610,060

income—

oper.

(no

share)

per

Fund

the

179,

1,355,627

railway—1—

from

Gross

be

filed with

was

stock

common

$10.12l/2

Offering price per share

1,824,179

railway

oper.

of

at

authority

railway

198,624

104.

p.

notification

of

requirements

203.

p.

179,

Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Rise—

13,422,829

railway-

.

As of—

El
1950

1QS9

From Jan. 1—

From Jan. 1—

Net

26,715

ton, Mass., for the account of John M. Curley, President and
of the Board.—V. 175,
p. 1647.

1,135,393

760,479

railway

from

Net

trucks

fork

Corp.—Earnings-

QR**

Delaware, Lackawanna &

3000 lbs., all at 24-in center line
walk-it-or-ride tractors designed for

All

$1,813,216

railway—

oper.

4,389,860
1,072,738

-

146,021

Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.—Files With SEC—

$4,847,796

income—

oper.

179,

Gross

and
as

1953

railway

from
ry.

202,967

94,568

5,379.181
1,206,730
220,757

1,366,605

$394,660

266,950
166,306

5,921,355

590,858

• *487,397

$684,381

63,044

,5,012,661

1950-

.1951

-

•

$506;355

*6,740

railway—_

♦Deficit.—V.

$4,871,263
1,304,542

December—

"Powrworker 26"

Clinchfield RR.- -Earnings—
December—
from

1952

.,1953

$400,461
' .74,912

-.k

railway.—

Net

Gross

1,370,084
592,070

ry, oper. income

$5,007,893
1,480,165
2,283,846

railway—

from

from

Net

Trucks—

Hand

platform

tilting

1

$4,404,470

railway

oper.

Net

leading manufacturer of materials handling

a

either

or

under

available

From Jan. 1—

Gross

weeks.—

three

from

Net

—V.

line

and

stock

515.

December—

The Kansas Commission

Equipment Co.—New Powered

new

596,064

203.

p.

irailwayrailway—
oper; income—

The

29 announced that it has received tenders
Inc. common stock calling for the issuance

The exchange

offer.

179,

Gross

of

equipment, has announced the production of its new
line of powered hand trucks.
The

1,542,645

441,878

oper.

from

Inc.—Acquisition Completed—

corporation on Jan.

—V.

Parked

the

across

the

1928,

automobiles.

times

announced

2

postponement

a

This company,

4000-lb

1,124,551

incomeL—

7,093,373
1,559,4384
922,274

irom

Gross

preferred dividends.
expansion program which was started over

for

is now nearing completion. The new fertilizer plant at
Ind., commenced operation in December. The additional

ago

Universal

of

514.

p.

7,991,111

Net

corporation's major

,

Commission

requested

179,

8,205,108

$0.91

shares outstdg.
per

This

623,031

202.

p.

Gas Service Co.

V.

16,230

8,140,401

railway

Net

$20,487,000
1,782,000
903,000

$264,000

Decca Records,

633,516 were
when

that, at the request of the State
the State of Kansas, it has authorized a
further adjournment from Feb. 2 to Feb. 9-, 1954, of the hearing upon
the
proposal of Cities Service Co. to sell its stock interest in The
iiad

$8,868,000 $23,314,000

taxes

Delaware & Hudson RR.

The

58,338

*92,466

from

new

Cities Service Co.—Hearing on Sale Feb. 9—
Corporation

Dec. 27, '53 Dec. 28, '52

in

President.

cars,

661,318

previous

Motor Output—

greatest

of

first

lias

company

*35,769

62,478

(estimated

Ohio, will be completed during the
The new triple superphosphate plant
near
Bartow,
Fla.,
Is undergoing initial
tests
audi will commence
shake-down operations in the current quarter.
Capacity operating rate
is expected before the end
of the fiscal year but, because of heavy
start-up expenses inherent in the initial operation of chemical plants
of this character,
net earnings from this source cannot be expected
until the beginning of the new fiscal year.—V. 179, p. 104.

built.

were

262,741

*2,597

From Jan. 1—

lii,

facilities at Cincinnati,
third quarter of the fiscal year.

47,604,263

Corp.,

25-year

domestic

36,010

income---

con¬

6 Months Ended—

Dec. 28, '52

taxes

years

New

198,548,699

60 ,618,442

Corp.—Record

Production

for

in

Co.—V.

inc.

♦After

2C2.

p.

Furniture

inc.

income

The
two

2,618,649

207 ,955,342

railway

railway.
oper. income

ry.

—V.

loans

catalyst

from

Net

sinkr-

incurred

bank
Repp

state

'Earns,

From Jan. 1—

Gross

&

before

&

Common

1950

,798,776 $18,757,047 $17,450,390 $16,695,445
$15,
4 ,334,097
5,677,373
5,706,365
5,384,337

—

railway

oper.

ry.

.Net

Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—

$11,637,000

sales

Profit

Fed.

1

from

retire

Duff

3 Months Ended

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—

from

- •

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—

Size

December—
Gross

to

of

Dec. 27, '53
Net

Net

Net

used

acquisition

1,206,340

206,164,771

p.

.

1950 I

1951

$548,953

December—
Gross

A

Davison

204,344,089

railway

oper.

-Earnings— '.

1952

$514,385

4,000 shares

railway—.

from

Net

to

$1)

(par

$734,969

♦Deficit—V. 179,

,

$15,633,926 $17,560,246

income

oper.

from

stock

A

railway——

from

1375.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

class

$553,569

from

Net

ing fund debentures due Nov. 1, 1968 thruogh Stein Bros.
& Co., Kansas City, Mo.

1953

railway
railway

from

1953

-

oper.

Net

Debentures Sold Privately—

330,400

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
from

—

5,076,477

179, p. 202.

December—

Net

the

lettter of notification with

a

cumulative

through Kalman & Coi, • Minneapolis,
to be added to working capital.—V. 177, p. 832.

railway—
railway—

from

Net

The

Gross

2355.

of

share

i

from

Net

p.

filed

27

shares
per

From Jan. 1—

offered

174,

$11

from

Net ry.

covering
be

Jan.

on

27,270

at

The proceeds are

Gross

The company

1952

1950

7,479,368
3,370,793
1,008,383

926,141

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.

Stock Sold—The remaining

—

1953

:

December-—

corporation

covering

offered

Minn.

Consumers Public Service Co., Brookfield, Mo.—Files

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.—
'

1,056,557

179, p. 203.

December—

Consumers Power Co.

55,770,693

14,663,688

income

The

Commission-

a

1,707 unsubscribed shares of common stock were placed
sale Jan. 25 by the underwriters, headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co. Inc. and The First Boston Corp. at $39.50
per share. See V. 179, p. 515.

202.

3,520,031

1,066,678

Doughboy Industries, Inc., New Richmond, Wis.—Files

Registers

Md.

103.

p.

151,725

7,597,026
3,171,798

The company on Jan. 29 filed a letter of notification with- the SEC
covering 30,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay for drilling

on

railway—_ 259,860,191 269,465,584 265,400,542 255,421,649

p.

179,

80,183

7,765,638

$707,051
279,738
*4,773

Devonian Gas & Oil Co., Renovo, Pa.—Files With SEC

25,428,519

'

railway

oper.

ry.

—V.

V.

22,321,417
4,959,162

1,891,776

From Jan. 1—

Net from

1950

23,215,181
5,468,862

2,661,062

income

oper.

.1951

1952

20,358,797

265,240

8,608,461

income—

oper.

♦Deficit.—V.

registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
29, 1954 covering 181,900 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
issued under the company's Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan
for officers
and employees
of the company and its subsidiaries.—
filed

1950

1951

$668,245

382,001

operations.^

Baltimore,

Co.,

With Securities and Exchange
company

1952

$728,779

231,397

103.

p.

Credit

Commercial

The

December—

•

1953

$709,882

railway
railway

from

22,780

railway

oper.

7,818,723

3,552,425

54,408

*9,930

income

•Deficit.—V.

6,903,069

2,904,565

Shore Line RR.—Earnings—

from

ry.

$209,060

*9,202

railway

from

/,

From Jan. 1—

Net

1952

railway

from

Net

p.

17,939,733

railway
railway
oper. income

Net

1953

oper.

Net

5,008,646

2,005,338

oper.

179,

18,517,049

3,207,350

from

ry.

1213,928

railway———
income™
102.

from

17,955,017
6,017,224
2,735,983

7,145,548

.

I

From Jan. 1—

Net

22,468,196

-

Detroit & Toledo

Net

Gross

$1 ,911,393

558,888

191,030

851,131

179, p. 4.

December—

Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings-

1950

$1,808,064

399,847

263,297

_

income.

oper.

the funds to be used in financing
program.—V. 179, p, 103.

Net

$1,705,324

income

oper.

—V.

From Jan. 1—

1953

railway

railway

395,365

from

Gross

December—

Net

subsidiaries

Gross

Net

Gross

following

ry.

and sell securities to Columbia, as indi¬
ending March 31, 1954:
Inc.—$100,000 principal amount of botes,
financing Keystone's current construction

December—

102.

p.

415,400

income.

railway..
railway

from

Net

Gross

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—

1950

$1,415,334
.
549,472

$1,600,666

652,555

issue

to

period

$125,000 principal amount of notes,

4,760,836
2,404,302

1951

$1,761,187

802,928

from

Net

Net

16.462,727

income

the

oper.

Binghamton Gas Works—3,000 shares of $25 par common stock and

406,997
18,721

9,051,186

railway

oper.

ry.

the

authorizing

orders

issued

corporation

during

Binghamton's

railway

ry.

1952

$1,710,264

From Jan. 1—

program.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Net

railwayrailway
L.

from

Keystone Gas Co.,
funds to be used in

the

1952

$928,785

railway

179,

1953

from

Net

,

The

1953

railway

has

SEC

cated,

Net

$2,899,000.—V.

to

Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Subsidiary Financing—

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
December—

December—
Gross

Gross

8,632,227

202.

p.

amounted

'

30,577,220

8,659,636

36,483,859
8,259,542
4,299,882

railway

railway

$20.95

.3

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR. rEarnings—

,

Oct. 31,'52

$21.42

increased to $13,833,000 and unrealized

securities

portfolio

of

103.

P.

From Jan. 1—

,

Dec. 31,'52

31,'53
$22.44

Net asset value per common share—

$3,470,703

$2,851,885

railway—_
railway

from

from

As of—Jan.

1950

1951

1952

1953

December—

X$ll)

exchange,

f„„H«

remittance

for foreign

subscriptions

and advertisements mus

ma e

•

I
1

4

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 8,

(612)

the

the regular payment of annual interest on
mortgage 4V2% income bonds of 2015, on April 1, 1954,

general
well

as

10,

full

the

as

quarterly
Feb.

authorized

directors

The

dividend

$5

Gross

from

from

IJet

ry.

1,530,042

1950

1,766,860

—V.

179,

is

structure

178,

Satisfactory

special

to

companies as
^

assets to have increased

total of $58,946,915.
Cash in banks and trust
of Dec. 31, 1953 amounted to $5,238,257,—V. 178, p. 2572.

$3,434,442

a

Credit

Financial

York

New

Corp.,

in

<—

Registers With

40c

a

which

commission to E. J. Fountain^ &. Co., Inc.,
agreed to use its "best efforts" to find purchasers of the
proceeds to the company will be used as additional working

has

stock.

a

selling

share

per
Net

capital.—V.

177,

station
York

design

In

Jan.

from

Buick

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., San Francisco, Calif.—

Plans to Pay Stock Div. and
directors

The

Includes
in

through

underwriters

offering early in
F.

James

-of

present
of

$1.60

annual

rate

shares

600,000

to

prevailing

the

to

recapitalization, which
shareholders, an increase
$1.80

to

the

"dream

the

meet

to

Ivan

needs

Division

of

market

the

at

time

the

Net

order

in

and

group

finance the acquisition last Jan.

to

12

Surety Corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Marine Insurance Corporation.
new shares will be underwritten by a nation¬
wide investment banking group headed by The First Boston Corpora¬
tion, Blyth & Co., Inc. and Dean Witter & Co.
I
The

of

have

asked

been

consent

to

to

amendment

an

the

to

increasing

incorporation

the authorized capital from 2,000.000 to 4,000,000 shares. Of this increased amount, 400,000 shares will
fce distributed as the share dividend,
and
600,000
shares
will
be
offered
jshare

for

public

dividend

sale

of

be paid

held, will

shareholders

or

shop

forge
be

also

Wiles

He

in

The
to

bulk

the

26.

shares

The proposed

authorized,

approval

of

both

of

made

This

the

in

will

Buick's

boost

vacant

former

by

factory

of

new

in

area

Nearly 1,000,000
production

square

motive

October.

An

available

by

Buick

shareholders

present

Fund

and

will

shares

the

consist

completed
of

the

the

production

transition

V-8

108-inch,

new,

increase

to

the

to

the Special

in

hot

V-8

engine

cupolas will
2,800 tons daily

this

capacity to
time the foundry has only

Insurance

added

with

year

of

said

the

year

last

to

Dynaflow
meet

PRODUCTION
Month of

Chevrolet

on

a

six cupolas
had

IN

S.

U.

&

to

for

plant

the demand

the

run

and

operates

seven

444,984

CANADIAN

January—

Gross
Net

Net

railway

$3,026,816

$3,339,114

$2,937,493

$2,600,084

railway—

700,578

761,788

549,712

ry.

income

oper.

Pontiac

—

on

Net

a

days

a

308,029

11,7,025

from

,

I

.

33,914,822

29.831,967

26,890,358

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

179,

6,779,101

Florida

S.-_

cars—U.

passenger

38,191

S.

Canada..

and

225,707

Truck

&

8,638

Total

working

Oil

stock

elsewhere.

Co.,

to

It

net

proceeds

will

be

used

to

drill

has

acquired

be

increased

value

thereof
shares

$50

share,

per

($15,000,000)

well

be converted

The

from

will
of

will

be

the

$52.50

f>e

made

New

1953—Month—1952
$764,488

be

487,671

519,628

77,000

____

taxes

40,000

$8,844,649

$7,418,209

5,765,364

5.589,265

996,000

income

$129,549

$102,936

$1,389,425

71,949

981,800

has

outstanding
The

at

York

called
37,733

share

per

New

N.

15,

and

for

Y.—V,

179,

p.

Period End. Dec. 31—

This

p.

Fund

1953—Month—1952

1953—12 Mos.—1952

oper.

expense?

228,286

276,958

3,213,835

Fund

of

on

$42,368

$9,303

$671,762

Feb.

1

shares

104,314

141,121

from

revenue

ry.

operations

Merger—

on

Net

shares

to

from

from

3,000,000

20c

to

$5;

shares

the

preferred

160,000

of

number

stock,

shares

and

income...

oper.

ry.

''Deficit.—V.

179,

p.

*5,636

*31,095

See

—V.

Cities

179, p.

Co.

Service

Co.

to

300,000

200,000 shares

series.

See also V.

179, p. 398.

redemption
6%

on

March

preferred

dividends.

31

next

stock'

Immediate

Gross




$5,664,627

25,078

5,020

$6,487,829

$5,669,647

1,984,998

1,863,409

1.$4,502,831

;

for

common

common

734,033

$3,806,236
712,467

$3,768,798

$3,093,771

$3.35

divs.

and

surplus

$2.75

share

1049.

p.

Equipments—

company has set noon (CST) Feb. 18
$6,000,000 equipment trust issue, due

as

deadline

the

Sept.

1,

1954,

on

to

bids

March

making

the announcement, W. A. Johnston, President, said all
information for bidders would be available at the com¬

office

in Chicago, 111.
The company will use the funds to pay

from

Net

ry,

railway
railway

1952

1951

1950

$757,404

income—

$827,046

$322,654

$776,536

110,976

172,295

189.914

from

Net

ry.

—V.

FOR

DECEMBER

oper.

revenue.

24,777,900

oper.

expenses

19^101,109

redemption agent

pavment
100

all

$50)
will

"Brokdwav

Net

Gross

—V.

179,

p.

5,676,791

8,919,293

87,359,291

83,490,807

1,920,001

3,225,854

32,939,747.

31,914,018

6.

160,963

186,636

8.766,717

1,815,059

1,864,207

2,164,292

2.121,297

Railway

oper.

revenue.

$951,947

income
399.

1,714,230

1,660,717

1,837,176

1,910,671

Railway

oper.

expenses

820,699

760,587

9,957,782

9,980,338

$131,248

$318,808

$2,635,850

93,953

113,826

1 264,758

$3,021,465
1,058,030

p.

Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—

1951

1950

$844,117

$904,883

from

586,834

562,111

575,253

137,640

205,903

233,075

9,196,552
3,630,686

682,585

.

908,445

8,485,241

7,890,878

2,970,474
.

2.937,058

741,381

796,907

204.

p.

179,

$13 001,803

ry.

income...

oper.

ry.

—V.

105.

p-

Indianapolis-Kansas City Motor
Mo.—Files With SEC—

Express

Co.,

Kansas

City,

The

company

covering.

10.000

units, of

10

proceeds

railway

179,

9,916,815
3,626,113

railway-

from

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$1,079,395 $12,593,632

$934,248

321.633
40,777

.

income

1952

$834,391

railway

railway--

revenue

1953—Month—1952

operations
Net

1953

Net.ry. oper. income
—V.

$

306,855,846
19,077,011 221.014,300 223,365,039

9,685,265

oper.

from

$

27,996,304 308,373,591

ry.

income...

oper.

YEARS

1953—12 Mos.—1952 '

179,558

from

from

an

9,701,821

Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—

ry.

of

102,430

December—

Net

from

revenue

ry.

CALENDAR

$

Railway

'

Gross

AND

1953—Month—1952
$

Net

Net

cost

9,623,474

oper.

179,

the

railway..—
railway

oper.

from

Net

of

207,470

From Jan. 1—

Gross

for 75%

$8,402,760 dlesel locomotive order.*

operations

1953

from

Net

Net

(par

will

on

be

26

Jan.

shares

shares

of

each

used

to

filed

letter

a

common

at

$100

increase

of

stock

per

unit,

working

notification

(par

$10)

without

capital.

to

with

be

the

SEC

offered

underwriting.

in

The

.

398.

Western

December—

a
registration statement with the
beneficial interest in the Trust —V

SEC

177

Gross

from

Net

from
ry.

Gross

(Mo.)—Proposed Consolidation

5.

$6,462,751

1969.

Net

Georgia RR.—Earnings—
December—

From Jan. 1—

filed

above

13,467,796

.

Railway

399.

RR.-

1953

International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—

-Earnings—
1952

1951

1950

railway

railway

oper.

income.—

84,834,076

$5,453,137

$5,437,718

$5,096,252

1,390,008
634,767

1,604,053

1,443,920

1,307,337

912,127

1,186,217

569,109

and

Missouri

Public

Service

Co

from

Net

below

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

railway

oper,

179,

p.

income—
5.

December—
Gross

from

Net
Net

ry.

1953

railway

from

railway
oper. income...

1952

1951

1950

$2,674,740

$3,414,257

$3,296,718

$3,910,383

235,065

550,283

564.351

214,151

335,942

288,625

1,422,635
,1,022,441

37,237,215

38,204,422

38,252,366

34.408,437

From Jan. 1—

From Jan. 1—

Service

1952

15,514,374

revenues

Period End. Dec. 31—

._

pa*-

Boston—Registers With SEC—
of

on

to the Hussman

1953

taxes

$676,093

Fla.—

Net

100,000

announced

was

3,092,025

County,

411.

Gas

its

pany's

"

•covering

per

177,

necessary

1.

Grand Trunk
Formula

it

accrue

$21,977,125 $19,132,423
and

Illinois Central RR.—Bids for

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—

Railway

Washington

series to consist

York Trust Co.,

offering
made by Mer¬

1779.

p.

(net)

available

The
for

1,

$3,768,118

cumulative

of

sold,

income

Earnings

399.

$3,885,597

new

shares

accrued

con¬

Winslow, Doug¬
share, has been completed, all

applicable to pfd. stock for the period

—V.

530,321

$286,261

increased

the

per

deductions

Bal.

$901,573

94,804

charges

$270,654

cumulative

of

$1.64

4'/z %

Sold—The

revenues

expenses

EARNINGS

new

of

Co.—Earnings—

income..

434,000

•

revenue.

increased

a

holders

to

5.

p.

having been

Power

income

Divs.

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$701,842

in

class

dividends

of

179,

None of the proceeds will

Income

Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—

oper.

1,950,000

the

into shares

company

of

273,719

Railway

/ To Retire 6% Preferred Stock—

At

269,057

operating

and

preferred stock—sinking fund series,
par
value $50 per share, will be created and presently' authorized
-shares of 4 '/a %
cumulative preferred stock—1952 and
1953 serieswill

Canada

in August, 1953 to explore for
and oil prospects in Florida and

gas

leases

of which

<$10,000,000) of 4>/a%

,

expenses

p.

$1,37

f

payment

Refrigerator Co.—Stock

shares

Gross

398.

income

179,

$229,697

share

oemmon

operating

r

authorized

value

and

Net

—V.

192,200

$444,352

...

an

will

«hares

Net

In

test

Ltd.. a Delaware corporation, providing for the
merger of Golden State
Co., Ltd. with and into the corporation.
It is also proposed to inciease the authorized
capital stock of the
corporation from $10,390,000 to $45,886,660 as follows:
(11 A class
of preferred stock, par value $100 per
share, will be created to consist
of 140,000 shares ($14,000,000), of which a series to
consist of 40,000
shares ($4,006,000) of 4% preferred stock, par value $100
per share,
"will be created; and (2) the number of authorized
shares of common
par

54,476

493,371

at a special meetng to be held Feb. 25 will vote on
agreement of merger between a majority of the directors
of the corporation and a majority of the directors of
Golden State Co.,

the

S.

U.

revenues

after

421,897

462,800

12 Months Ended December 31—

6,552

43,350

Canada

693,860

Net

1952

$11,153,244

907,152

(est.)

McEvoy, at $22

Operating

Other
&

39,278

stockholders

approving

•of

coaches—U. S.

70,268

organized

was

develop likely

1876.

p.

Offered—Floyd
publicly 250,000 shares

1953

preferred stock.—V.

Idaho

47,924

taxes.

Net

•stock

and

39,979

operating

Inc.—Stock

Foremost Dairies, Inc.—To Vote
The

trucks

S._

3,371

General Telephone

capital.

and oil and
178.

coaches—U.

and

Period End. Dec. 31—•

Federal

income

on

company.—V. 178,

Net

(par 10 cents) at $1 per share.

BUSINESS—Company

"V.

1,403,010

Jan. 28 offered

on

PROCEEDS—The

«as

4,525,548

2,271,837

Co.—Earnings—

income.—.

on

deducting

Feb. 4.

12,399

trucks—Canada

Operating
Operating

for

$13,949,613

per

Operating

p.

at $14

used

(see V. 179, p. 399).—V. 179,

—

said

of

171

trucks

179,

be

to

are

exercised to the extent of 97% of

were

Chemical

Hussman

35,354

Coach

Total

—V.

the SEO

with

be offered

to

Coaches:

Chevrolet
GMC

proceeds

of 20,000 shares of common stock (no par)
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and

219.243

31.341

and

$1)

(par

/were
subscribed by the exercise of
Only 3% of the additional common stock re¬
to be purchased by a group of underwriters

'•'After

30,679
27,292

Other

Western

common

for

5,759.886

3,933,285

204.

p.

D. Cerf Jr. Co.
of

7,812,253

2,741,022

income—

oper.

SEC—

notification

letter of

a

101,336

38,083

_

Trucks

filed

l-for-7 basis from Jan. 20 to Feb. 1, a total

a

profit

^Earned

19,795

_

—_

_

Total

Jan. 27

on

shares

taxes

las &

250,237

32,897,695

railway-

Society, Inc., N. Y.—Files With

before .taxes

Net

1953

32,834

„T_
..._

Cadillac

From Jan. 1—

Gross

558,773

204.

week

units produced.

1954

-

Buick

1950

430,560

1,281,373

474.913

on

sales

Profit

FACTORIES

"

...

Total

325,237

3,816,275

1,099,325

341,420

3 Months Ended Dec. 31—

490,198

from

from

4,017,700

1,080,009

468,143

48,135

vertible

Oidsmobile

Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
1951

3,711,247

1,562,669

the

foundry
two-shift basis.
At

Passenger Cars:

Total

1952

4.679,701

company

Federal

Wiles

Mr.

increased cash dividend of 45 cents per quarter will be paid, on
April 15, the next regular dividend date following_the completion of
■financing.—V. 179, p. 203.
""

1953

railway....

page 517.

The

December—

40,195

headed by McDonald & Co.

the

to

Other

'

56,367

Ilarshaw

be

shift.

most

of

the

118,447

p.

mained

Series.

blast

its

present

single

out¬

require

California

■Commissioner.

be

will

will

79,453.

19,002

income

warrants.

12,434

shares

1950

$326,659

130,339

railway—
income...

179,

of

feet of floor area was made
of
the straight eight engine.

square

cars—Canada—13,951

3,000,000

1951

$278,694

205,238

oper.

Offered

feet of floor space was released for auto¬
the closing out of the tank
contract last

500,000

discontinuing

introduction
Six

with

additional

passenger

Fireman's

1952

$384,336

129,466

additional shares of common
stock, George S. Dively, President, announced on Feb. 3.

straight eight engine plant and into the
of the CD-850 tank transmission

Total

additional

RR.—Earnings—

1953

$383,605

the recent offering of 49,605

termination

9,311

of

27,433,303

Harris-Seybold Co.—Stock 97% Subscribed For—Sub¬

206,809

of

65.391,793

23,214,095

covering 21,000 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting.
The
working capital.—V". 171, p. 1460.

machinery

4,019

which

issuance

63.828.625

25,914.145

per

After

capitalization

4,000,000
standing.

68,831,830

27,530,656

scription rights
included

was

the public offering of new stock, to
the proposed changes have been

after

Feb.

4,024,275

854,864

73,151,064

Grolier

proposed

old

280,057

260,247,470 248,038,691 227,516,257

income...

from

The

under way and would

already

the 9,000,000 square foot mark.
expansion will include purchase

the

installed

be

was

early in 1955.
feet of- new construction

or

program.

over

of

year

150,000 square

expansion

Mich.,

Flint,

expansion

new

this

211,756

five

1950

increased.

be

the

late

about

said

the

will

said

completed

cars—U.

The

group.

each

1951

399.

oper.

ry.

L.

passenger

for

share

292,192

railway..
railway

from

—V.

automotive production capacity

Total

underwriting

new

ry,

Net

multi-million

a

shares

the

one

March. 15,

record

of

accomplished,

through

20%,

to

expanding market.

an

Surety

Shareholders

the

be sold at
The proceeds

$5)

From Jan. 1-—

Wiles, General Manager of Buick and Vice President of
Motors, said the program was part of GM's one billion dollar
announced recently by Harlow H. Curtice, President.
The new expansion program will increase Dynaflow production by
nearly 500 units daily and will more than double the capacity of the
foundry, Mr. Wiles said.
Production of axles and the capacity of the

public offering of

articles

with

notification

(par

General

National

the

National

stock

railway.—

from

gas-turbine model,

announced

28

of

letter

1952

268,034,93i

from

Net

Jan.

on

income.—

railway

p.

Net

like

a

capital

Ry.—Earnings—

Green Bay & Western

expansion

the

stated that, the increase in capital funds
to provide for the continuing
growth of

of

December-—

"Firebird," the gas-turbine

16,

filed

28

shares

1953

oper.

179,

Gross

dollar expansion program to increase its

public

March.

Fund

Fireman's

plan of

a

present

sale

close

Crafts, President,

recommended

was

the

the

at

to

the

from

and

shares

new

approved

dividend

stock

dividend

cash

the

of

20%

a

the

on

29

Jan.

on

Issue Rights to Stkhldrs.—

from

plastic reinforced with glass fiber.-

Motor

Jan.

on

11,150

oper.

from

ry.

—V.

to sedans,
public for the

the

par

railway.— $19,247,856 $20,263,365 $17,970,016 $24,164,796
railway,
2,874,517
3,495.419
10.028,961
2,993,350

Net

21.

GM showed its experimental

bodies of

to

$1

From Jan. 1—
Gross

contract.

f

ry.

Co.,

types

sports

displayed

wagon—were
on

the

in

from

from

Gross

area

2568.

p.

Leonard Shaffe

the

Buick Division to Expand—

Mr.

registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 29,
1954, covering 250,00o shares of 1% sinking fund cumulative preferred
stock, $2 par value, to be offered for public sale at $2 per share with
filed

a

New

addition,

The

.Securities and Exchange Commission—
Corporation

by

Corp.—Creates New Models—

cars—ranging

and

time

all have

.

1952,

year-end balance sheet shows the F&D's

The

done

was

powered car announced on Jan. 13.
The 11 new cars announced on Jan.

in 1950.
Net earnings, after providing for taxes and miscellaneous reserves,
were $2,332,965 or $7.94 per share.
This compares with $2,004,714, or

by

Gross

Net

structure

company

The

results achieved

46-68 per share in

company

covering

Net

Kuljian Corp., architect-engineers.—V. 175, p. 516.

Motors

hard-tops

another

peak

new

has created 11 spectacular new experimental
cars,',' Harlow H. Curtice, President, announced on Jan. 16.

highly satisfactory year for this company,
B. H. Mercer, President, in his annual report shows the net income
for the 12-month period to have been $3,816,035.
This exceeds the
previous year's income by $633,929
and comes within $66,638 of

equalling the

the

This

In

1953

the

of

p.

Great Northern

shop, explained that the new
most modern facility in the G-E nation¬
the

trading

the market to certain key employees under stock options.
are
to be added to working capital.—V. 179, p. 517.

products more effii
products for "offA.
Wl Hatnbury,

apparatus

suspending

Gobel, Inc., for a further ten-day period,
opening of the trading session on Feb. 1, 1954.

December—

of

and

largest

and

first

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—1953
Terming

handle

to

order

an

Adolf

the

Gray Manufacturing Co.> Hartford, Conn.—Files—
The

Net

757.

p.

equipped

179,

SEC

of 32 service shops.

General

covering

—V.

the

type

any

Minneapolis, Minn.—Files

corporation on Jan. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
2,800 shares of class E 6% cumulative preferred stock
.to be offered at par
($25 per share! through M. H. Bishop & Co.,
Minneapolis, Minn., and B. I. Barnes, Boulder, Colo.
The net proceeds
are
to
be
made
available to subsidiaries and reduce bank loans.
The

issued
of

517.

eight-acre site at Erie Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad.

an

on

line of

main

Manager

the

chain

wide

has

stock

at

superintendent.

Construction

Acceptance Corp.,

Fidelity

is

Rose,

contractors

■SEC

the

on

repairing

and

B.

R.

4.

p.

of

warehouse

railway—— 181,505,236 176,459.018 173,857,243 166,190,465
45 122,478
41,517,849
43,837,890
44,580,335
net from railway———
net ry. oper. income...
18.985,838
18,388,373
19,763,198
19,473,025
from

SEC

commencing

ciently in addition to stocking a greater variety of
the-shelf''
delivery
to
customers,
according
to

I

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Street

structure

4,728,031
1,929 042

5,708,146
3,790,158

3,249,677

1,069,862

income—

The-

common

of electric apparatus either in the
shop or "on location" in the customer's plant, the new building will
occupy 92.000 square feet of floor space located on an eight-acre site.
The new warehouse will occupy 38,000 feet of floor space in the

$13,302,566 $15,086,702 $14,734,794 $14,705,142

railway

railway

oper.

is situated

structure

new

Capable

1951

1952

1953

December—

(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—-Listing Suspension Continues—

..

—V.

"I"

and

CALENDAR YEARS

AND

DECEMBER

FOR

EARNINGS

Uet

The

March 1, June 1, Sept. 1, and Dec. 1 to
13, Aug. 13 and Nov, 12.

on

May

,

pace

28.

Jan.

stock payable $1.25
holders of record

/ preferred

on

New Warehouse——

with the rapid Industrial expansion of "Delaware
Valley,
U.S.A.," this company formally- opened its new $1,600,000
Apparatus Service Shop and warehouse in Philadelphia, Pa., beginning
Keeping

stock."

common

Electric Co.—Opens

General

depreciable property, the net results are slightly below last year.
These
two items made a
difference of 82 cents in earnings per share of

1954

61,239,076

56,546,137

12,807,279

9,239,791

4.821,504

1,830,946

57,468.718

57,339,292

10,690,313-,14,181.883
3,765.562

8.351,544

Gross

Net
Net

—V.

from

from
ry.

railway

railway

oper.

179,

p.

income
204.

5,677,762

6,620,616

6,576,572

7,184,912

3,573,606

3,491,128

3,154,769.

3,728,237

-

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

..;

(613)
International Shoe Co. (& Subs.)-

Civilian

1952

$

251.027,699

sales

217,041,923

247 124,486

—

Military
Income

Federal

taxes

income

Total

Dividends

at

Cr29,520

Current liabilities at Nov.

8,005,970
120,922
$2.44

Nov.

Profit

117,667.106

Production

184,790

closed.
of

2.388,538

of

Company,

the

in

1953

report

due

states,

acquisition

and

its

of

shoes.

Its

heeling and- soleing

new

at

Bryan,

of

and

Kornwestheim

distribution

(Bei

of

hundred

forth,

year's

stockholders

new

bringing

end.—V.

the

179,

total

Jenkins

:

added

were

.stockholders

revenues

-Net
'

by

Net,' ry:

'

report

13,000

railway—__ 232,983,209 226,723,879 226,475,041
203,016.525

railway

income

$3.17
10

were

S.

as

Lunn,

Dividends

off quite well,

and

However,

for

shall make every effort
authorities agree that

we

most

1953.

in

was

Even should

retired,

leaving

Number

of

com,

Earned per
—V.

178,

sares

$1,712,219

370,833

1952

$307,832

$242,503

*$248,087

77,788

124,271

66,308

105,562

85,444

35,861

'■

27,077

1951
.

1950

25,085'

'

income—

3,342,529

3,273,594

1,159,307

1,209,242

455,642

519,008

3,012,030
1,010,436
311,767

535,878

400.

p.

share..

common

from

from

I

1953

Net

ry.

1951

1950

$654,526

'$636,706

$650,179

63,720

161,428

192,388

210,187

1,572,231

Kansas

The

corporation

City

A

registration

voting trust
Lucas

and

have

and

number

statement

of

this

L.

J.

$901,104

$1.64

to

Co.,

$1.54

City,

With

with

filed

certificates"

The

company.

have

SEC

trustees,
hold

and

of

This

1

corporation

29,

1954,

debentures,

and

10

due

shares

of

Net

Mo.—

The

corporation

was
organized July
16,
1953,
for
the
principal
oi operating a harness horse
racing track with pari-mutual
privileges in the State of Louisiana, its racing site
being in
Jefferson Parish, La., where it has a license to
conduct
a
harness

purpose

meet

race

May

31,

all

of

66

1954.

the

Net

The

other

of

Ray

the

See

B.

2,399,776

3,490,487

3,573,967

3,704,469

officers and directors

2,823,627

2,263,848

2,306,515

prospectus

They,

connection

with

Profit

before

Taxes

on

income

income

the

ry.

Net

income

of

Earnings
—V.

per

178,

reJiricting

1,772,700

499,500

$1.67

assets
of

of

$220,217,600,

Investment

year

ended

Bond

Dec.

31,

has

issued

Fund

1953.

its

"B-l"

The

Keystone
annual

covering

ings

$0.50

"B-l"

Funds

report

in

Total

of

holders

The

annual

increase

number

$18,084,968

of

Keystone
assets,,

Growth

number

Fund

As of Dec.

Total net
Shares

of

record

Dec.

31,

of

"K-2"

shares

200%

'

$0.73

of

Value per
Realized

3,588

179,

517.

Net

been

the

extended

-

base

p.

interest

to

Dec.
the

at

31,

to

more

for

earn-

future

2249.

1954.

dates

financing

of

of

participating
Bank

the

of

Manhattan

Also

banks located

17

are

exchange

for

the

-of

National

in

service

will

construction

City

Bank

of

This
of

its

.

\

.

STATEMENT

-

due

E,

OF

company

on

Jan.

30

announced

plans

$0.36

a

major

expansion

engaging in the production of polye¬
thylene, the popular plastic.
^'Polyethylene, produced commercially in this country only since World
War II, has a wide variety of uses in injection
molding of articles, in
in

Texas, where the company already has a plant for production of chem¬
which

decision

on

went

the

into

full

location

operation

less

of

than

a

Koppers new chemical
construction probably
will- start

shortly.

Actual

operation

year

plant

ago.'

Is

Final

expected

is scheduled for

this
Spring
and
the middle of 1955.
The Koppers Chemical Division already operates six
plants.
Koppers will produce polyethylene in pelletized form for sale to

molders

and

material

will

extruders,

Dan

M.

RUgg,

Vice

President,

said,

and

Rugg

adding

of

molding

the

non-rigid polyethylene to its line is a natural, step,
of Koppers present customers of polystyrene also
polyethylene.—V. 179,
205.
f
•
said.

Many

Gross

of

shares

1982,

now

are

—V.

179,

p.

105.

~~~




com¬

agreed

Jan.

on

179,

15,

In

to

purchase

$15,000

company

organizers.

450,000

the

upon

earlier

an

public

same

offering

1954, the company, sold 300,000

400.

p.

Exploration

&

28 filed

Corp.,

shares

cf

share,

per

initial

letter

a

stock

common

without

of

Portland,

Me.—

notification

exploration

The

and

expenses

with

10 cents)

(par

underwriting.

for

the

be

to

proceeds
general

SEC

offered
to

are

be

corporate

SEC—
the

McCormick & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files—
A

letter

market

of

notification

with

non-voting

not

at

filed

was

common

(estimated

underwriting.—V.

no

178,

Merritt-Chapman
Warrants
to

to

the

stock

exceed

SEC

Jan.

on

to
share).

(no

$30

28

be

par)

per

covering

sold

at

There

the

will

be

1161,

p.

following
lights,

&

Scott Corp.

— Proposal
to Elimi¬
Effect—Exercise Privilege Ex¬
1954—

Put Into

March

coiporation's

stock

mon

To

on

31,

proposal

purchase

eliminate

to

issued

warrants

in

outstanding

1929

has

perpetual

been

com-

into

put

'

effect,

acceptance

Louis

by holders representing 77.5%
of
the warrant
Wolfson, President and Chairman of the Board an¬

E.

$1.26

1953

railway.

railway

—

income^

$5,143,061

$4,349,867

660,346

* 3,602,470

'642,397

"403,124

*152,498

*4,286,030

*1,245,780

"

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

$3,936,573

*

179,

paid

6,868,532

2,615,315
*5,833,055

6,444,007
*2,150,223

25%

distributed

*2,008,689

1,

205.

p.

company on Jan.

Drug Co.—Registers With SEC—

28 filed

a

registration statement with

the SEC

15-year 5% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1,
1966, and 50,000 shares of capital stock, no par value.
The debentures
be

to

$10

offered

share,

per

stockholders,
is

be

to

the

No

sale

their

at

latter

to

underwriting

applied

merchandise
(new

for

working

to

inventory,

building).—V.

principal

be
is

offered

p.'

for

$250,000
to

and

prior

involved. * Of. the

capital,

and, $150,000

174,

amount

finance

to

the

stock

subscription

proceeds,
finance

operating

at

by

$278,000

expanded

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway—

of

last

with

from

from
ry.

1952

—=V.

179,

p.

Income

1950

$2,318,815

$1,901,092

863,747

717,840

286,657

p.

400.

10:30

Room

a.m.

record

of

the

holders

shares

holders

conditional

was

rights,

The

The

right,

These

5%

latter

plus

1951,

repre¬

shar*

a

dividend

and

one

of

year.

effective

acceptance

Jan.

of

12

was

had

of $100 par value

authorized

been

issued

6l/2%

through

holders

company the option to
deposited for exercise.

warrants

warrants

of

40%

a

a.

them:

entitles; k

total

.8375

the

were

authorizes

exercise

exercised

include

in December,

was

upon

but gave
the

the

who

right

stock.

of

for by
dividends,

warrants

Each

in

by

Feb:

representing;
proceed

wit!*

the shareholders,

1929

in

connection

preferred stock, all outstand¬

were

518.

p.

Smith, Barney & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc., managing underwriters,
Jan.
29
announced
the
closing of subscription
books
on
ths
issue of first mortgage 25-year 3%% bonds, due Jan. 15^.
also V.

See

1979.

26,461,855

24,316,374

9,976,647

8,295,618

8,709,134

tion

4,854,939

3,092,864

3,611,136

(including

'

at

board

of

retired in March, 1951.
Of 40,000 warrantsoriginally Issued, 37,272 were outstanding at the time of the offer,
and
28,885 of these have now been deposited for exercise.—V.
179„ :

6,002,717

21,450,683

■

•;

(Ky.)—Bids for Bonds—

'

th«

the

28,457

1100, 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111.,
iCST) on Feb. 9 receive bids for the purchase
Irom it of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds due Feb. 1, 1984.—V. 179,
to

receive

455,710

530,072

106.

company

up

to

which

shareholders

$20,000,000

$2,315,150

Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
will

entitled

share

to

all

to

right.

called

warrant

issuance

30,476,140
11,430,148
*

be

per

1954,

1,

right
per

another of
in January, tills

to eliminate

Middle

railway

their

on

1951

243,945

railway.-—

oper.

It
the

November.
an

will

cents

1950;

ing shares of which

From Jan. 1—

Gross

exercise

equipment

$2,427,442
148,164

Income

to

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Books Closed—

1953

railway

oper.

unable

were

elimination
per

stock

plan if at least 75%

Action

1196.

Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
December—

to

offer

1954.

the

date

50

March

1.8375

initially

in October,

(Calif.)

of

for

plan

$13:17'/a

receive

49,316,227

covering $178,000 of
are

to

54,091,960

The

record

payable

price of $26.35

share

the

90%

This

current

*185,413

•

who

1954.;

company's

holder

sents

16

dividend

payment of

7,875,084

income—

Los Angeles

Net

$81,315,073 $79,637,259

16,

the

the

Feb.

declared

3

53,836,773

55,855,031

railway.—

Deficit.—V.

at

the

quarterly

Feb.

representing accrued

railway

oper.

before

or

regular

cash

1950

1951

warrant holders

to

The

1952

4.

the Feb.

1, 1954, expiration date of the offer, the board
permit deposit of rights for exercise through March 31, 1954.
Warrant holders who exercise their rights and become shareholders

on

I $4,417,151
237,770

•

before

voted

on

.<

Feb.

on

accommodate

rights

4,549,531

$1.23

number

average

518.

oper.

Net

1953

%

the

loan

the

Jan.

on

1,666 shares of

nounced

6,311,930

—

p.

from
ry.

The

1954

the

by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Zuckerman, Smith &
per share.
It was being continued at
time of going to press.—V. 178, p. 667.

1952

4,979,777

outstanding

share

common

from

he

Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
Four Weeks Ended Jan. 23—

loan

agreed

at $17.87 V2

Feb,

use

,

*

to

and

s

In

company.

organizers

Feb. 3

on

Co.,

Long Island RR.—Earnings—

the

be

produced in a variety of grades for all typical uses.
pointed out that entering the polyethylene field as a
and extruding materials fits well with Koppers
present
operations in the plastic industry.
Koppers
is
a
leading
manufacturer of polystyrene, the well-known rigid plastic material and
Mr.

producer

$90,000

underwriters

to

as

Mining

550,000

tended

$66,506,810 $58,515,729

DeCemberr—

the

making of pipe, bottles,
jars, film and sheeting.
Best known application to the layman is the
"squeeze bottle," used for spray application of many types of liquids.
..The company is considering several plant
sites, including Port Arthur,
icals

.

other

Maytag Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 30,900 shares of common stock (no par) was made

nate

7,467,803

number

179,

Gross

through

coating electrical wires and cables, and

for

the

five

corporation on Jan. 28 filed a registration statement with
covering 225,000 shares of capital stock.—V. 179, p. 205.

company.

1953

revenues

per

Net

.

for

and

organizers of the

agreement,

stock

Fla.,

The
SEC

aggregate

EARNINGS

..

shares

—V.

$9.12

Co., Inc.—To Expand Chemical Division—

Chemical Division

the

and

$225,000.—V.

pay

the

of

From Jan. 1—

Koppers

net

to

an

for

area

temporary bonds of that series,
Farmers Trust Co., New York City.

Bank

the

Beach,

Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, Inc., Bos¬

be

The

outstanding

City

Shares of

addition,

cents

The

series

of

Company

participating
the

named as

ton, Mass.—Registers With

$6,000,000;
The Public National Bank & Trust

Co. $6,000,000 and

$3,000,000.

the

are

$2,076,250

proceeds

purposes.

revolving

a

Loans

borrowings.
1954

Miami

of

underwriting

conditions

company

50

of earn¬

Under

territory and
higher

177,

income

of

$0.49

$0.33

..

has

favorable

more

a

extending

of

COMPARATIVE

NCt

p.

at

$450,000

Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

cove¬

a

75%

3,394.

$7.83

.—

banks

York

office

Earned

$0.90

share

share)

which

anticipates

agreement.—V.

for (temporary

Calendar Year—

1952

587,913

—'.
(per

the

at

$5,359,742

shareholders

used

Trust

in

available
.

to

774,129

per

to

amended.

4 announced that it has negotiated

rate

$22,350,000;

New

Average

share

contained

1955

company's

company

provide

$40,000,000

be

a

$6,057,783

dividends

Income

will

the

the

Definitive Bonds Ready—
first mortgage bonds 3%%,

and

distribution

1953

-

gains distributions

in

been

Poller,

are

the

$45,000,

to

used

under

agreement

covenant

Definitive

1953.

31—

assets.

estimated

the

J

through

*

discloses

outstanding

stock

outstanding

Number

York

Operating
the

shares

at

which

1952,
has

the

growth of

amended

prime

$2,650,000

of

$26.43

$0.75

shareholders, as follows:
figure* are adjusted to reflect

All

—V.

total

with

conditions,

the

principal

York

4,824

$26.38

of

will

of

685,540

4,641

in

in

the

beginning

1952,

1,

complying

which

the

Co.

of

shareholders

Jan.

continued

of

Under

at

New

„

report

marked

New

1952

Value per share
Income dividends (per Share) for year

with

1954,

New

which commenced

covering

2437.

p.

that

announced

dividends

from

operating

credit

The

fiscal

1953

outstanding

Number

the

for

$16,553,493

....

Cosmetic

requirements. ''

shareholders

to

626,372

assets—

net

Shares

*

176,

$110,000,000

common

for

1954

credit
combined

shows:

report

Sells

Long Island Lighting Co.—Arranges Temporary Fin'c'g

made

with

operations

As of Dec. 31—

—

1956.

view

dividends

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Reports—
10

Mass.

$1.45

$0.50-

the

financing,

together

15,

10,929,761

rate

date

l,

In

$726,256

499,500

for

10,535,039

earnings for 1952 and
1953,
which
were
adversely
abnormally warm weather and did not reflect the full
increases, have been eliminated from the dividend base

by
of

the

Jan.

•

$831,845

....

trustee

below.—V.

3

This company on Feb.

corporation,

$17,199,865 $18,762,898

In

stock

agreement,

bank

This

187,609

Cambridge,

Feb.

on

accumulated

1878.

p.

and

Maine

Co.

borrowed

company

and

2,493,956

....

share
share.

per

Dividends

*$1,219,706

649,308

Co.,

Mur

company

affected

2,023,500

:

shares

for

terms

The

favorable
Number

shares

59,743,810

59,138,933

6.

p.

Bros.

Nestle-Le

benefit

1952

2,855,345
...

*$452,861

op.

179,

new

$8,890,329

taxes

March

no interest, payable after $2,000,000 of the debentures
Previously, 10,000 shares had been sold to Mr. Poller for

$1,000.

7,623,123

income—

oper.

The

that

$12,574,973

...

the

period

$75,000 at
sold.

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$6,403,417

6,194,655

of

Sidney

purchase 900,000

$76,338,798 $78,506,708

1953—Month—1952

$5,741,794

expenses-

nant

—

the

Felix Bonura of New Orleans as President and
Orleans
as
Vice-President
and
General

names

MacCrory

were

Lone Star Gas Co.—Loan Agreement Amended—

stock

trust certificates for

1953

income

lor

sold,

are

3,128,117

Firm—

Kennametal Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
and

days

proceeds of

securities

Manager.

revenue—

ings

Sales

racing

financing, are to be applied in the amount of $1,850,000
(estimated) for construction of the racing plant, $129,048 for lease
rental
and
preliminary expenses, $100,000 for a construction con¬
tingency fund, $39,000 for equipment and installation of pari-mutual
betting equipment, and $408,202 for working capital.

to

from

rev.

ry.

Lever

units.-—V.

Six Months Ended Dec. 31—

stock.

prospectus
names
Gearhart &
Otis, Inc., Hunter Securities
and T. J. Feibleman & Co. as the
underwriters on a "bes€
efforts" basis, their
selling commissions to be 15%.
The debentuers
arc to
be convertible at the rate of one
share of common stock for
each $2.50 of debentures.

of

covering

Bixby,

shares

were

James

filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering $2,500,000 of 6%
subordinated
convertible
1969, and 250,000 shares of common
stock, 10c par,
to
be offered
for
public sale "as a speculation" at their
principal
amount and par value,
respectively, and in units of $100 of debentures
Jan.

Wallace

40,000 shares of

Walter

20,559

depositors thereof voting
159, p.- 737.

Feb.

on

total

a

to

Magnolia Park, Inc., New Orleans,
La.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

220,086

106.

p.

Railway oper.
Railway oper.

SEC—

the

for

1953

currently producing reinforced plastic auto body
through speed-up bag molding production methods.

8,473,101

584)029

Kansas

Certificates

was

Batchler,

issued

of

Insurance

31.

according

1274.

563,514

Period End. Dec. 31—

183,450

$1,205,557
736,065

....

Trust

"participation

stock

common

Life

Dec.

1952,

is

bathtubs
p.

178,

8,922,021

Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—

Net

Voting

ended

in

company has added a new plant in
Ashtabula, Ohio, and in¬
the
production
volume
in
Huntington
Station,
N.
Y.,
by
for this period.
The company looks to a substantial
increase
tor the
next four months of their fiscal
year ending April 30,
1954.
said Mr.
Lunn.

913,786
.

8,120,365

income—

oper.

179,

•'Deficit,—V,

Registers

period

period

The

8,993,785

r

railway
railway-

from

1952

$540,700

railway—.

railway

from

—V.

2093.

p.

same

one-third

if

ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—

$1,084,554

31

month

the

betting

railway
3,500,449
railway—1,285,717/

Net

407,682

,$1,341,336

Dec.

at

eight
to

The

1953

oper.

179.

Gross

$1,492,236

135,829

outstanding

52,331.732

26,031,375

Corp.,

$268,124

„

"oper. income—

ry.

Net

4,141

...

the

compared

—V.

schedule for most departments.
1953, 1,778 preferred shares were
outstanding."—V. 178, p. 481.

irom

Gross

$1,488,095

preferred stock

on

Ealance

52,482,877

24,339,950

President.

parts and

favorable.

railway—_
railway——

from

Net

1952

1,124

——

53,476,347
27,658,917

p. 400.

sales

doubled

cents

2, said:

of

December—

$1,711,095

...

Feb.

on

activity-continue.

end

"

8,634,088

......

$3.69
$1.50

of

Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—

1953

—

64.115,846
34,384,306

income

oper.

pany
Net

1950

previous

9,459,948

deductions

1951

Lunn Laminates, Inc. —Sales
Figures Doubled—

record-breaking activity through the
especially the months of November and

half,

so

From Jan. 1—

Gross

t Net.

at

$11,171,043 $10,122,183

taxes

shares

dommon

of

one

from

Net

other

$1,293,767

production

the

from

—V.

„

income

2,154,000

$1,500,025

_

;

the

'

Netl operating income.....
income

Other

the

than

more

,

2,580,000
;

Lehigh & Hudson River Ry%—Earnings—

Utilities Co.—Earnings—

and

from

1952

$17,759,036 $20,854,370 $20,603,528 $18,335,606
3,858,259
6,359,146
6,492,191
5,679,405
2,784,093
3,512,222
3,925,543
1,925,26?

ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—

Gross

be as large as 15%, our total dollar sales would approach
figure,-and tonnage shipped would be enough to provide for

'i

—

expenses

1953

railway
railway—'

Net

1952

$33,684,132 $30,208,502
4,080,025
3,447,767

share
on

started

shares still

Gross

for-the

developed

during 1953,

to

'

from

from

—V. 179,

December—

Co.

Salamander

Germany,

fibreboards

12 Months Ended Dec. 31—

Gross

ry.

1852.

was

not

year

rubber

'.

•

.

Interest and

Net

.•

last

The
was

this

drop

"At

105.

p.

Iowa Southern
Operating
Operating

686,129

s.

in

1953

new

1952

4,896

■

Three

722,091

|

1953

paid

year

normal

1 a

construction
Also during 1953,

Stuttgarti,

leather

was

Tex.,

was

Aktiengesellschaft

t

from

734,330

205..

p.

dividends

half.

this

Salamander.
sets

Net

852,328

business activity will be lower in-1954 than it
'the

supplies-

for

started in 1953, is nearing completion.
report adds, International, along with the George O.
Bridgewater, Mass., consummated an agreement with

manufacture

Gross

1,516,513

taxes_

those

have

communities

various

plant

processing

material

factory

one

in 56

to

the

of

1S53

"The

1,017,286

to

producing

which

of

added

were

In

December,

52,323-946

company now operates 60 shoe factories
States.
It also operates 29
plants

for- manufacture

the

3,738,412

1,615.584

—

first

53,341.232

55,039,7^0
516,892

composition

4,437,604

1,520,530

—

"The

1,988,917

55,556,682

factories
Shoe

4.032,611

2,014,174

George S. Case, Jr., President,

35,380,035

The

five

*13,080

income-

oper.

before

above

4 229,331

33,479,777

_

'

30,000.000

4

pair3

....

Florsheim

*124,843

Gross
Net

creased

23,009,747

...

shoe

*147,021

4.954,724

railway

railway-

earnings
Earnings per common

3,170.196

Military.:.
Six

*267,208

Net

3,537,073

33,217,216

depreciation

in

*68.511

Lamson & Sessions Co., Cleveland, O.—Sales and Earn¬

4.6

3,434.693

5,156.806

—

repairs..

Depreciation

Civilian

3.2

■

.

properties—.—

Accumulated

*212,628

25,574,677

34.957,352

Maintenance and

*101,778

Calendar Year—

92,092,429

'

receivable

receivable.——

debt

physical

December—

$118,090

Taxes

39,608,412

£6,342,975

„

ratio.

notes
loans

Long-term
Net

at

capital

Louisville & Nashville RR.
—Earnings—

1950

$41,872

income—

Sales

$2.40

125,951,337

30

Employees'

1951

$72,214

*257,990

*Deficit.—V. 179,

1,722,073

30

Working

ry.

8 138,647

—

-

Working

Customers'

1952

-

<

$62,330

8,286,892

/
30

Nov.

capital

Net

8,859.003

;

—.

share
share

per

Current assets

from

from

$2.40

I—.

1953

:

.

ings Increase—

Income retained

Earnings per

Gross

$2.93

paid

*

railway

oper.

Net

.9,930,720

:

dividends

ry.

1

:

•

railway

From Jan. 1—

6,461,917

Crl09,467

from

from

Net

17,116,375

"-9,687,105

income'

Net

210,580,006

19,508,358

—_

income

on

Minority interest
Net

Gross

3,903,212

before

Federal taxes

Superior & Islipeming RR.—Earnings—

December— :

1953
$

Net

Lake

-Highlights of Report

Fiscal Years Ended Nov. 30—

5

179,, p. 518.

South Utilities, Inc.—To Reclassify Shares—

'This corporation has filed
of

its

12,000,000

a

shares

proposal

of

with the SEC for reclassifica¬

authorized

no

outstanding shares)
into
stock; and th£ Commission

7,125,000

par

common,

12,000,000

stock,

shares

of

has givdn" interested
persons, until Feb. 12, 1954, to request a, hearing thereon.
In connec¬
tion
with
the reclassification,
the capital stock account of Middle
$10

par

South

be

common

will

be

stated

transferred from

The
their

proposal

is

to

approval.—V.

at

$71,250,000

and

the

capital stock to capital

be
179,

submitted
in

106.

to

the

sum

of

$56,345,800

will

surplus (paid-in surplus).
company's stockholders for

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
6

Monday, February 8, 1954

.i.

(614)

Service

Public

Missouri

see

The

below.

Co.

Irving

ry.

82,024.036

$1,715,791

598,669

615,846

174,347

282,444'

495,175
184,323

income.

oper.

205,169

Net

ry.

—V.

income.

oper.

179, p.

...

5,419,461

2,236,425

20,881,599
5,872,674
2,502,626

21,893,507

5,583,057

2,124,090

railway

from

22,901,461

4,981,704

1,698,071

22,000.504

railway..

from

Net

Net

Net

ry.

*435,914

income.

oper.

$2,809,909
*108,864
*128,245

82,773,779

42,170,225
5,771,797
1,910,051

*613,804

railway

from

1950

1951

$2,766,559
*362,451
*180,986

$2,403,370

._

railway

from

Net

Net ry.

..

41,485,775
6,435,884
2,709,217

4,294,715

..

1,433,196

income.

oper.

-Deficit.—V.

179,

p

Net

company

38,369,978

With SEC—

ry.

of

7,083,772
2,399,742

as

Signaling System—

years,

receive

CAA

and
type

99.18;

expanded

have

"We

mortgage

bonds,

exchange

delivery in

in
to

W.

p.

Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Financing

due
sory

Authorized—

RR.—Earnings—

be

to

$214,956
34,675

13,920

railway

from

Net

ry.

railway.—-.-

from

Net

17,082

income

oper.

1951

1952
$241,317
65,794

1953

December—

.

$221,450
£7.094
23,951

$245,483
75,344
23,123

Corp.—New Cross

Net

ry.

railway

from

Net
—V.

oper.

179,

p.

rapidly

as

as

income--205.

The

is

six-cylinder L-head

a

Built

Stock Of¬
Securities

Light Co.—Preferred
Securities Corp. and Equitable

Power &

Mississippi

seats
—V.

powered by the "Super Flying
plant developing 90 horse¬

power

all

for

Co.

dividend.

$4.40

a

$100,905;

Brothers,

Lehman

were

For

& Co.

share.
The

company

time redeem all or

at any

may

$2

of

PROCEEDS—Net

from

proceeds

sale of

the

tension

The company's construction
approximately $7,000,000 for 1954.

expected

is

EARNINGS—For

had

total

the

operating

Income

for Federal

taxes

on

income

Net

(net)

interest

ended

of

revenues

Nov..

and

$21,561,000

the

1953,

30,

company

income

net

of

share—

per

and

on

Authorized

♦First

In

27/s %

series

3Vr%

series due

278 %

series due 1980

3%%

series due

1979-

—

1983

1953 to 1956
serial notes due 1954 to 1956

Misc.

2%

stk.,

pfd.

stock,

pfd.

Common

ock

s

(no

(no

par

value)-—

value)—

par

authorized

issuance

but

$250,000,000

($100 par value)

cum.

cum.

maximum

♦The

and

debt due

kng-term

4.36%
$6

due 1977—

by

the

bonds

of

mortgage

otherwise

is

deed of trust is
limited by property

and

other provisions of the mortgage and deed of

earnings ratios and

trust.

CONTROL—As

record

of Nov.

30,

the

of

Such

company.

Utilities, Inc. represented 98.32%
of

the
As

shares,

the

of

100%

or

ownership

stock

by

Inc. was the
of the com¬
Middle South

voting securities

outstanding

company.

of

Nov.

30,

owned

group,
$6

Middle South Utilities,

1953,

beneficial holder of 2,600,000

and

stock

mon

preferred

the

1953,

beneficially

directors

and

officers of the

and

record

of

433

shares

company,

the

of

as

a

company's

stock.

whom Union
representatives,
are
the manging underwriters, have agreed to purchase from the com¬
pany the respective numbers of shares of new preferred stock set forth

Securities

Corp.

and

purchasers

Equitable

named

Securities

below,

Corp.,

*

&

Bache

Corp

Securities

Collins
&

&

<fe

Co

of

Pomeroy,

Inc.

Michigan Corp

Hayden,

Lewis

and

-

j

Co




&

purchase
N.

G.

expenses-

Falrman

1,100
2,000

Mason,

Smithers & Co

& Harris, Inc.

Stern

Brothers

Stone

&

&

Webster

Co

,

Inc.

ry.

2,031,679

3,045,378

1,089,949

op.

income

the

1,314,520

32,055.661
9,928,077

33,118.676
10,632,R7»

179, p. 8.

Co.—Reports

Shipbuilding & Dry Dock

of Employees—

1S53- -3 Mos.-

Period End. Dec. 31-

Executive Vice-President, I. Louis Naidech,
purchase of Harriet Hubbard Ayer, famous
and Ayerfast creams and cosmetics. The

$

$

15,028,636 1 65,029,092 1 63,419,662
11,983,258 132,973,431 130,301,58®

Billings, Backlog and Number

Harriet Hubbard Ayer—

1953—12 Mos.—1952

-1952

$

$

Billings:

,29,428.577

Nestle-LeMur from Lever Brothers, through
purchase price was not disclosed, but the
Harriet
Hubbard Ayer for 1953 was reported at

24,671,859

9,653,964

14,720,386

93.748,637
46,477,078

73,700,162
49,834,050

1,624,198

Shipbuilding-contracts
Ship conv; & repairs
Hydraulic turbines &

' The

effect as of Feb. 1, but no change in
policy is contemplated and orders for Harriet Hubbard Ayer products
will continue to be handled by their present sales organization.
The
Ayer executive offices will be transferred to 902 Broadway, New York
City.
The manufacturing and shipping will continue at the present
plant located at 38-04 48th Street, Long Island City, N.Y.
The Nestle-LeMur Co. are manufacturers and distributors of many
popular brands of hair " preparations and cosmetics; including Nestle,
Mavis, and Djer-Klss.
They are also United States distributors for
the French firm of Ed. Pinaud, makers of toiletries for men since 1810.
Nestle-LeMur stocks are listed on the American and Mid-West Stock
Exchanges.—V. 170, p. 307 and 984.
'I *
The

2,160,196
2,783,653

5,242,376
10,815,588

5,625,820
10,451,364.

44,336,094 156,283,679

139,611.590
1952

'

accessories

work

Other

&

change of ownership took

2,978,001

oper

Total

43.684,740

._

1953

At December 31—
1

Estimated

'

•

balance

of

Number

of

®

$

major contracts unbilled-

employees—

181,562,872 316,751,121*
16,286
17,702

reports income from long-term shipbuilding contract®"
percentage-of-completlon basis; such income for any period will)
vary
from- the billings on the contracts.
Contract billing®
estimated unbilled balances
are subject
to possible adjustment®

The

company

the

on

therefore

and
'

&ew England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
«

The

subsidiaries of this System have applied to the SEC
make bank borrowings during 1954 in the amounts

following

specified;
and the Commission has given interested persons until
Feb. 15, 1954, to request a hearing thereon; Central Massachusetts Gas

$700,000;

Gas

Co.,

The
notes

Mystic

$2,200,000.

resulting

the

Gas Co.,

$6,500,000;

statutory and

from

18XSL

contractual provisions.—V. 178, p.

use

the funds for the payment of outstanding

respective amounts of $600,000, $5;550,000 and $1,950,000
and other corporate purposes.
Mystic now has

construction

New Mexico Copper

of $5,500,000
off its then

Corp. (N. M.)—Files With SEC—

the SEC on Jan. 27 covering
of common stock (par 25 cents
(estimated at about 50 cents per
share) for the account of Carl E. Degner, Sr., President.—V. 178, p. 388.
A

an

letter

of

notification

undetermined

each)

900

Nunn-Bush, Shoe

to

be

number

offered

Co.—Files With

SEC—

op Jan. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par .$2.50) to be offered ab
market to permanent employees only.
The proceeds are to be
for working capital.—V. 175,
p. 2079.
'

The

company

covering 15,000
the
used

Ohio Edison Co.—Stock Offer

at

was

of

the

filed with

shares

market

Oversubscribed—

Feb. 1 said that in its recent
stock
offering
to common stockholders the
company had received
subscriptions to 699,395 shares of common stock or a 132.5%
sub¬
scription.
The company offered the new stock at $35.75 per share,
which offering expired on Jan. 29.
Walter

H.

Rights

for

1,650

5,000

-

and North Shore

before the Commission a proposal for the sale
of bonds, the proceeds of which are to be used to pay
outstanding note indebtedness.—V. 179, p. 206.

2,000

& Lombardo,

•

•

companies would
in

Valley

pending

2,000

Securities

Corp.-

Stubbs, Smith

from

oper.

ry.

—V.

1953
$3,835,060

oper.

rev.

YEARS

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$

13,822,092
11,790,413

revenue

Railway

by

made

was

Friedlander.
volume " of

sales

l

Ayeristocrat,

Prevost Boyce and
of the corporation

AND CALENDAR

1953—Month—1952

Railway oper.

$3,046,943.

and

1,100

F.

1,650

2,650

2,650
and

Sills,
S.

900

&

Inc

Horner

DECEMBER

FOR

Newport News

Feb.

on

Co.,

Hutzler— 5,000

inc.

600

Miller & Co
Co

1,100

1,650
1,650

Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kormendi

Scott,

1.500

Garrett & Sons..

IZI_

;

Bros.

Scboellkopf, Hutton

900

Green, Ellis & Anderson

John

Salomon

1,650

Bodine

Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Robert

„

Reynolds & Co

Townsend,

Crouter &

1,100

inc

1,000

Co

Shares

Peters, Writer & Christensen,

2.000

Carroll

Bay, as well as C.
have served as directors

$

206.

Luxuria,

for

diretv-

years,

This company, through its

announced

Slate

of

Inc

Mason-Hagan,

2,650

Co

&

DeHaven

First

7,800

Corp.— 7,800

Company

W.

Julien

Shares

jij

securities

Equitable

Lee

p.

for authorization to

TT_,

Allen

179,

Nestle-LeMur Co.—Acquires

the

below;

Union

who

Williams

F.

Ulrick

Charles

addition,

EARNINGS

above.

e

UNDERWRITEP.S^-The

Opposing Management Dropped From

present members of the New Haven Railroad board of
dropped from the directors' slate recommended

many

Net

1954
$3,504,284

sales

—V.

mortgage
April 15.

1954.-

1,

$5.10

Inc.—January Sales Off—

Month of January—
Net

$12,000,000
8,500,000
7,500,000
7,500,000
12,000,000
15,330
2,070.000
60,000 shs.
60,000 slis.
100,000 shs.
44,476 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
2,600,000

uies due 1974—

tj

May

have been dropped from the new slate. Mr. Bay iff"
former
United States Ambassador to Norway.
These seven directors
own
substantial amounts of the road's stock and claim to represent
owners
of
additional large amounts of the shares.
Most of then*
have been associated with the New Haven as stockholders or director®
since 1948 when
the late Frederic C. Dumaine in collaboration with
Patrick B. McGinnis acquired control of the road.-

for

37,559,477

—

and
all
other
expenses
except shown separately
(After applicable Federal taxes on income.—V. 178, p. 1669.

Outstanding

bonds;

mortgage

3 V.: %

convertible

have been

Edward

37,559,477

$6.68

the year 1953 to holders of general
4V2% series A, record 3 p.m.,

interest for

disposal

Neisner Brothers,

the

on

proportion to their stockholdings.

in

1,160,050

expenses

PRESENT FINANCING

The total dividends paid

1953.

February,

1953.

payable

is

Net

GIVING EFFECT TO

in

by the
meeting on April 14.
Four
board last year when
a
proxy
fight was impending.
They are: Harold F. and Roy W.
Freebume,
Frederick R. Murgatroyd and John P. Rutherfurd, who
say that they were refused representation on the new directors' slate

$3,650,000.
CAPITALIZATION

dividend of $3 on account

for election at the stockholders'
of the members dropped were added to the

of Weirton Mine.
(Includes income from
dividends after deducting cost of sales, selling and general

loss

(Presi¬

Snow

preferred stock, payable on March 26, 1954 to stock¬
15, 1954. This dividend is the same amount as

Period End. Dec. 31—
♦Before

William B.

management

$

49,174,080

income

income

Net

—

r

of

bonds,

Directors

(Special charge arising from disposal of Weirton
Mine

Conn.),

Waterbury,

meeting the board declared a

the

of

4,/2%

Seven
tors

1952

»50,334,130

special charge-

before

Frederic C.

Inc.,

Co.,

declared

end

1954,

151,742,868 102,821,824
30,324,536 21,607,143
1,759,202
1,655,204
69,325,000
42,000,000

(net)
amortization

Interest, bond discount and expense
Provision

&

same

The

Subs.)—Earnings—

etc.

and

T.

Railroad),

the

income

its principal executive office

months

11

depletion

Depreciation,

cost

to

Edward

Co.),

George

Co.),

stock since January, 1953, including dividends declared thl®
amounts to $12, leaving in arrears at the present time $4 as of

the

between
flights.

1953

operations,

The list includes 14 of the present directors,
of Aetna Life Ins. Co. >. Fred¬

(Exec.

arrears

according to

$

from

(Income

industries.

of"substantial

(&

Corp.

Year Ended Dec. 31—

in Jackson,
Miss., is an operating public utility engaged in the generation, pur¬
chase,
distribution - and sale of electric energy.
The company also
is engaged, to a minor extent, in the distribution and sale of water,
and
in
activities Incidental
to such
operations.
It operates in the
western half of Mississippi, an area which has an abundance of rich
soil, good climatic conditions and adequate rainfall, and therefore,
has large and diversified agricultural activities, as well as a number
with

BUSINESS—Company,

Steel

$3 Preferred Dividend—

Suffolk

day,

1162.

p.

used

the stock will be

program

purposes.

Race Track,

178,

National

company for the construction
of new facilities, for the ex¬
and improvement of present facilities and for other corporate

the

by

and

accumulated

with

gether

Hialeah

and

—V.

after Feb. 1, 1964, in each case to¬
unpaid dividends thereon.

if redeemed

share

per

Beach

Miami

between

and

T.

.

preferred

Baker, President.
The Hialeah flights will be operated
after
National's
two
daily
Miami-West
Palm Beach

~G.

preferred stock upon at least 30 days' notice at the initial public offer¬
ing price
($101.86 per share) plus a premium above such price of
$4.50 per share if redeemed on or prior to Feb. 1, 1959, of $3.50 per
share if redeemed after Feb. 1, 1959 and on or prior to Feb.
1, 1964
and

Service—

inter-ciiy helicopter passenger service to be
operated by a scheduled U. S. airline was inaugurated at Miami, Fla.,
International Airport by this corporation on Feb. 1, it is announced.
Using its seven passenger Sikorsky S-55 helicopter, National will link
Miami, Miami Beach, Bel Harbour, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Boca
Raton, Del Ray Beach, and West Palm Beach in 77 minutes over the
75-niile route.
Meanwhile, National will continue its daily helicopter
flights

part of the new

any

17SL

'

(

14.

Telephone

dividend

(jointly), $100,745, and White,
(jointly), $100.6099 per share
a
$4.52 dividend, W. C. Langley &
were
joint bidders at $100.1599 per

Corp.

Boston

First

and

stock

the

are

Co.—V.

holders of record March

Scheduled Helicop¬

regular daily

first

offering

B, Brainard (President

Jr.

At

ter Passenger

and Shields & Co.

Kidder, Peabody

and

Co.

&

for

Inc.,

Co.,

&

Weld

twin beds and "Airliner Reclining"
equipment on the new
model.

of

The

bidders

Other

Blyth

optional

as

the
&

in

Inc.,

Co.

meeting of the
board
of
directors held last
the following were nominated as candidates
directors of the corporation at
the annual meeting

April

Haven

Smith

E.

179, p. 400.

National Airlines, Inc.—Launches

share.

per

offered

are

convertible

Nash

exclusive

The

on

&

McMaster Hutchinson

and

New Haven & Hartford RR.—Board of Di¬

as

on

Bullard

dent,

single unit.

Feb. 3
preferred
stock (par $100) at $101.86 per share and accrued inter¬
est, to yield 4.28%. Award of the issue was won by the
group at competitive sale on Feb. 2 on a bid of $100.13
Corp. jointly headed a group which offered
a
total of 60,000 shares of $4.36 cumulative

has

Stuart

Co.,

Savings Bank, Boston, Mass.), and Rupert C. Thomp¬
Vice-Pres., Providence Union National Bank, Provi¬
dence, R. I.); and the following new nominees: Cyril Coleman (Partner,
Day, Berry and Howard [law firm], Hartford, Conn.), Charles M. A.
Costello (President and director, C. Cowles & Co., New Haven, Conn.),
Horace C. Flanigan (President and director, Manufacturers Trust Co..
New York, N.
Y.), Allan Forbes (Chairman, State Trust Co., Boston,
Mass.), William Mace Hickey (President and director, United Corp.),
William K. Jacobs, Jr.
(Financial Consultant, New York, N. Y.), and
Edward A. Merkle (Vice-President and director, Pennroad Co.).

custom

used in all Nash cars, the Cross
frame welded together to form a

"Airflyte" construction
a
unitized body and

of

Country

Commission.

Halsey,

&

ning Associates, Inc., Providence, R. I.), Richard E. Pritchard (Chairmar. of
the Board, The Stanley Works), J. Francis Smith (President,

power.

fered—Union

Co.

the

8.

son,

model

Country

Cross

new

engine,

Cross Country

by

announced

Morgan

New

J.

of the Rambler

delivered price
is $2,195,000, Mr. Doss said.
factory

Scot"

1954
108-

said.

sales,
The

2,430,663
711,071
265,197

secured

C.
Rullard, Pres. and Genl. Mgr.,
Carmichael (Vice-Pres:, Secy, and Treas.
Dumaine, Jr. (President of New
Haven
Railroad), Charles E. Dunlap
(President, The Berwind-Whit®
Coal Mining Co.), Milton P. Higgins (President, Norton Co., Worcester,
Mass.), Russell Makepeace (President, A. D. Makepeace Co., Wareham.
Mass.), John H. McMahon (Chairman of Board, Berkshire Fine Spin¬

model is now in production, and dealers will
possible, H. C. Doss, Vice President in charge

six-passenger

new

supplied

Co.,

&

Blackall, Jr. (Pres. and Treas. of The Taft-Peirce Mfg. Co.,
Woonsocket, R. I.), Allerton F. Brooks (President of Southern New

,

„

2,655,585
803,993
276,035

2,693,299
674,252
205,480

2.741,101
673,467
262,678

railway

from

The
be

&

Rollins

regular

elected

wit;

erick

Country Model-^

month announced its completely new
a four-door custom station wagon on a

wheel-base.

inch

of

From Jan. 1—

Gross

with

was

held

be

to

The

corporation last
Rambler Cross Country,

be

Commerce

the

it

England

The

Blair,

99.1323.

2%s.

as

'

to

$5,500,000

206.

p.

Kidder, Peabody

from:

came

Hutzler,

&

rectors Nominated—To Pay

authorization to offer for sale at
of its first mortgage bonds, series A,
1974, the proceeds to be used to pay an equal amount of promis¬
notes now outstanding and maturing March 1, 1954.—V. 179,
bidding

to

;i

SEC

received

has

company

Nash-Kelvinator

Gross

is

New York,

and at the office
178, p. 2575.

After

The

coupon

Bros.

the certificates

Pressprich

week,

competitive

2%%

a

519.

of

Mississippi Central

issue

Interstate

4% series due Sept. 1, 1983, are
for temporary bonds at The Chase

Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N.Y.,
of Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago, 111.—V.

Maid to

"This will permit Minute
industry.—V. 178, p. 2574.

for

available

offered

3

following new standard-gauge
railroad
equipment estimated to cost
$3,737,171;
23 Diesel electric
road switching locomotives, and 2 Diesel electric all-service locomotives.
Issuance
of
the certificates is subject to the authorization of the

Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—

National

Florida by ap¬

concentrating facilities in

our

first

Definitive

trend continues," Mr. Fox said
we will have
Last year sales totaled 36 million dollars,
highest in history for this pioneer frozen concentrate processor.
He was also optimistic regarding profits. "Should Minute Maid sales
volume
continue
at its present rate of increase," Mr. Fox said,
"earnings for the 1953-54 fiscal year should reach, a new high, assum¬
ing, of course, a reasonable price-cost relationship. Preliminary figures
indicate profits for the January quarter will be considerably above
earnings for the same period last year."
_
.
present sales
record
year."

proximately 30%," Mr. Fox said.
keep pace with this rapidiy growing

for

Salomon

Associated

31, 1954.

fiscal year ending Oct,

bids

and

The

on

the

Feb.

on

bid 99.38 for

Inc.,

R.

Mountain States Power

& Co. Inc. and as¬
$2,970,000 of 2%% serial

bid of 99.36.

a

Other

the
most
important air safety contributions
said that it is the first equipment of its kind
certification.—V. 179, p. 107.

of

one

recent

Trust

St. Louis RR.—Equipment

prices scaled to yield from 1.50% to 2.80%, according to
maturity. The group won award of the certificates Feb. 2

177, p. 726.

newly

a

14,186,784 141,705.597 124,999,553
7,183,319
63,180,171 49,81 7,193

9,077,401
6,072,452

519.

p.

equipment trust Certificates, dated March 1, 1954, and
maturing annually Sept. 1, 1954 to 1968, inclusive, at

on

Call"

"If

179,

sociates

on

9,375

developed tone-coded selective signaling
system to relieve pilots and radio operators of constant radio monitor¬
ing while airborne was announced on Feb. 3 by Paul Galvin, President.
He described the
new
aviation radio device called Airborne "Quik-

Another Record Year—
A substantial increase in unit sales for the quarter ending Jan. 31
over
the same period a year ago prompted John M
Fox, President
Feb. 1 to forecast sales of between 40 and 45 million dollars for
this company's

ry.

income—

oper.

Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart

of

Introduction

Minute Maid Corp.—Expects

another

expenses
from

revenue

—V.

*163,252

205.

.

64,786,941
55,709,540

revenue.

operations

Service Co. is approved

and Gas

Motorola Inc.—Introduces
39,706,940

railway...

from

company

purchased on the market.—V.

135,621

From Jan. 1—
Gross

company

covering

employees

to

Marie RR.—Earns

1952

1953

railway..

from

oper.

Net

Jan. 25 filed a letter of notification with
the
shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
this company and of Broadway Holding Co. at $2
per share less than the
market price pursuant to Employees' Stock
Purchase
Plan.
The shares
necessary
for this purpose are to be
The

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.

oper.

New York, Chicago &

7.

December—

this

l)lorrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.—Files
SEC

Gross

of

merger

by regulatory bodies, it has been proposed that the surviving
will be known as Midwest Public Service Co.—V. 179, p. 518.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

the

If

Railway

Service Co.—Proposed Merger—

Public

Missouri

$1,777,070

283,063

railway

from

Net

81.604.696

railway..

from

Gross

Net

$

for outstanding temporary

Railway

1950

1951

1952

1953

1953—12 Mos.—1952
$
$
$
75,686,434 825,348,776 806,926,218
61,499,650 683,643,179 681,926,665

1953—Month—1952

Period End. Dec. 31—

exchange definitive

518.

179, p.

Ry.—Earnings—

St. Louis

Minneapolis &
December—

York is prepared to

New

mortgage bonds; 3%% series due 1983

first

bonds.—V.
"

Co.,

Trust

RR.—Earnings—

New York Central

Definitive 3%% Bonds Ready—

Company-

Public Service Co.—Successor

Midwest

for

scribe,

were

shares

for

Proceeds
company

tions

in

Sammis,

President,

on

504,335 shares, or 95.55% of the
exercised, Mr. Sammis said, leaving
on oversubscriptions.

sub¬
23.495

total rights to
only 4.45% or

allotment
from

the

sales

of

the

common

stock will

be used by the

for cash requirements for the construction of property addi¬
and for other corpoi-ate purposes.—V". 179, pp. 206 and 401.

1954

Volume 179

Ohio

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

After

Oil Co.—Earnings Increased—
of

Preliminary
net
income ior
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1953
was
$43,500,000, equivalent to approximately $6.63 per share.
This com¬
pares
with net income
of $39,354,021, or $6 per share in 1952.—
V.

178,

2576.

p.

of

The

and

Co.—Offering of Debentures—Men¬
tion was madediLour issue of Feb. 1 of the offering to
common
stockholders of record Jan. 22 of
$2,500,000
4%% convertible debenture due Jan. 1, 1964, at 100%.
Rights will expire on Feb. 8. The offering is underwrit¬
ten by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Further details follow:

at

has

eight

capitalization

term

total

a

earnings
share

a

bank

consist

will

loans,

due

capacity

annual

located

plants

.

1953,

$2.30

of

the

of

in

the

following
plus in each

thereof,

date

in
at

the

at

fixed

1957

at

for

company

has

authorized

110

and

103.60%;

in

1958

at

101.80% ; in 1961 at 101.20%.;

before

or

103% ;

in

Dec.

1959

31,

"at

1956,

$8,000,000;

to

Feb.

16,

Feb.

$5.57

or

50-cent

a

in

share,

a

extra.—V.

179,

During the period from Jan.
debentures

price

of

shall

$22.50

be

1954,

filed

proposals

value

par

request

to

1,

1955

debentures surrendered

until

to and

into

the

with

capital

hearing

a

and accepted

of

Debentures

the

stock

SEC

converted

into

shares

of

i

31,

during the period from

1963,

at

price

a

of

CAPITALIZATION

$26.50

Jan.

1,

to

i960

and

EFFECT

PRESENT

TO

"■First

The

3%

of

1971,

series of

to

1,

1974, due June

proposals

sive.

Three

Outstanding
&

$4,984,000

&

Co.

Inc.,

The

1,367,000

due June

1,

1977

2,850,000

railroad

due

1,

1978

2,400,000

switching

3 Vb %

ser.

of

1979,

due Mar.

1,

1979

2,910,000

of

1980,

due Sept.

1,

1980

4,900,030

debs,

due

Jan.

1,

cumulative

$4.40

-The

shares

first

additional

ceeding
of

50 %

of

additional

finance

bonds

in

net

issued

be

additions

thereunder

in

total

A

of

not

ex¬

Freeman

on

$4,000,000

ry.

Kidder,

be

.Pacific
Fast

Airmotive

service

jet

available

secured

by
to

300

received,

Gross

&

Co.;

Wm.
Hutchinson &

E.

at

Pratt
the

Loan

Aircraft

installed

Coast

&

Agreement

testing

Pratt

Aircraft

to

necessary

of

8c

manufacturers.

inc.

between

Pacific

the

Airmotive

test

is

for

overhaul.

P

&

W

Net

engines

East

to

been

West

Coast

to

Hartford,

the engines.—V.

test

179,

&

new

&

the

—V.

first

and

refunding mortgage

Inc.;

Inter¬

become

proceeds

&

part

a

the

of

proposes

to

part,

treasury

construction

its

will

program
from

(2)

are

pected

to

the

the

and

(1)

sale

of

amount

to

from

from

bank

which

the

due

179,

CALENDAR

YEARS

the

$192,480,000

in

1949,

1951

The

proceeds

funds

for

to

the

in

1954)

14,334,385

13,714,987
4,112,426

5,807,104

when,

securities
not

Dec.

an

1,

—V.

Feb.

by

930,140,874
145,613,310

$168,634,000

on

COMPARATIVE

of

and

if

and

as

(ex¬

required,

have not

as

Maintenance

and

Depreciation

Taxes, incl.
Bond

operating

and

interest

and

taxes

other

;

57,873,351

income

'
.

.

paid

on

preferred

on

common

Number

stock

"The

year

President,

of

was

a

"our

at

operating

ceding."

Insurance

Public

rate

below

At

the

record,
p.

the

that

next

several

experienced

in

increase

an

of

8,753

is

expected

to

due

and

$2.52

E,

revenues, sales

of electricity
During the last few months

had
pre¬

was

years

acquisition

Benson

until

will

proceed

compaied

with

by 207,083

at

an

vision

the

end

of

1952.—V.

of

more

&

could

Hedges

be

share¬

March

the

and

exchange

offer

and

General

future

holders of

its

life

Manager.—V.

covering

filed

a

120,427 additional shares of

Subject

to

Feb.

will

26

five

presently

statement

receive

shares

becoming

rights, to
The

rights

contemplated

that

Merrill

net

its

capital

effective,

subscribe

held.

head

additional-

the

registration

will

for

expire

Lynch,

statement

stock

($7

value).

of

record

additional
on

SEC

share

March

15.

Pierce,. Fenner

&

It

for
is

Beane

a

group to underwrite this issue.
proceeds from
the
financing
will
working capital.




used

to
1

provide

H.

$0.93

SEC

to

with

As.

Co.,

of

of

will

Ballardvale,

Chemicals,

20

North

Wacker

receive

8

Drive,

bids

bonds

Chicago 6,

for

due

the

Feb.

underwriters

1,

will

111.,

purchase

Reichhold

result

in

will

about

$1,000,000,

since

the

Mr.

such

1952.

the

absorption, of

complete

Reichhold

company

said.

started

on

the

fourth phase

of

multi-million dollar

a

program

Reconstruction

Corporation

Finance

$20,991,600

institutions

The

of

first

has

sold

to

private

serial

mortgage

bonds

fi¬
of

bought $15,800,000 of
became a producer of
another $30,200,000 of

the RFC with other in¬
of private financing for
three years.%'
capacity of
from 456,000,000 pounds a year to 829,«•

investors,

during
of

result

bought

later

.

buying the
provided

institutions

a

RFC

bonds from
$161,750,000

company's expansion over the last
this expansion,
the primary producing
the

St. Louis-San Francisco
from

from

Net

from

Net

2,346,272

$11,797,385
4,853,171

ry.

railway

railway—

income—

oper.

129,965,132 129,264,152
32,979,846
33,105,814
15,215,753
17,376,352

2,804,961

124,142,911 114,470,668
27,625,194
30,104,264
12,643,382
15,565,131

Rejects Stock Offer—
directors

The

decided

of Georgia

on

Feb.

2

against

Ry.

a

consolidation

with

the

,•

announced
that
after
full
consideration
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Frisco
Railroad
decided that it would not acquire stock of the Central of Georgia,
which has been offered to Frisco by P. M. McGinnes, of New York,
on behalf of himself and his associates."—V.
179, p. 9.

to

it

3,602,534
2,002,668

3,983,205

1,653,588

income

1950

1951

1952

3,456,650

railway

oper.

Ry.—Earnings—

1953

$11,379,151 $12,024,878 $11,400,389

railway

From Jan. 1—
Gross

or

has

received

SEC

authorization

to

offer

for

on

Hungerford,

President

of

Frisco,

bidding $12,500,000 of first mortgage bonds,
the proceeds of which will be used in
reimbursement of a part of the costs of property additions
Feb.

1,

p.

order

and

Co.

"Puerto

San

Juan,

has

and

Meade

Brunet,

Vice-President

a

to go

on

the

air

early
under

this year, will be
the
call
letters

been receiving occasional TV programs from the
Cuba and Florida.
Several thousands TV sets are

operation in

the

Island."—V.

179,

p.

520.

proposed amalgamation of this company and Scurry Oils Ltd., into
new Canadian independent to be
known as Scurry-Rainbow
was announced by the directors of the
two companies on
Jan.
25.
The present shareholders of Scurry and Rainbow will be
offered
the right to exchange their shares for shares in the new
large

Ltd.,

company

stock

on

and

the

basis

of

new

one

approximately four

new

share

shares

for

for

each
each

share

share

of

of

Scurry

Rainbow

.

panies Act of 1934, of Canada, for the purpose of carrying on business
an investment company, concentrating its investments in securities
issuers substantially engaged in Canadian enterprises.
It intends

of
to

make

an

initial

public offering of its common

shares to realize

shares of
equal

company will have an authorized

common

number

of

stock,

and

members

its board

from

the

of

capitalization of 10,000,000
directors

present

board

will

of

consist

each

of

an

company.

at

$5,000,000.
application contains certain undertakings and agreements which
together with the provisions of the company's charter and by-laws
are proposed by the company as "special circumstances and arrange¬
ments" required by Section 7(d) of the Act and justifying the entry
of the requested order.
The charter and by-laws contain, in substance
and effect, the substantive provisions of the Act applicable to closedend and open-end investment companies.
The by-laws also contain, among other things, provisions requiring
(a) that securities and cash, other than cash in an amount not in
excess
of $10,000, will be maintained in the sole custody of a bank
in the United States, with which bank applicant also will maintain
a
copy of
its books and records;
(b) that at least
majority of
officers and
directors will be residents and citizens ot
the United
States;
(c) that applicant will retain an independent public account¬
ant with a permanent office and place of business in the United States;
(d) that applicant's investment adviser will maintain its books and
records relating
to Applicant in the United States;
and (e) that
applicant's principal underwriter will be a resident and citizen of the
leqst

.

The

United

States.

i

stock.
new

ail

public offering of securities in the United States; and the Commission
has given interested persons until March 5, 1954, to request a hearing
thereon.
Applicant was organized June 18, 1953, under The Com¬

Tele-

Managing Director of the RCA International Division.
station, scheduled

Rico

to the SEC for

has applied

as

of

Republic,

in

investment company

permitting'It to register as an Investment company and to make

a

440.

Puerto Rican

Canadian

This

1984,

179,

Financing—

Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Plans

sale

Station—

new

already

Oil

an

coal chemicals

Clark

up

bonds

completely on
announcement
Watson-Park has

merged

Mass.,

according to
the Board.

Steel Corp.—Continues Plant Modernization

has been

December—

1984.
reoffer

of

be

stock

from

Inc.,

Chairman

Reynolds has been increased
000,000 pounds.—V. 178, p. 483.

Jan.

on

stock,

insurance

Chemicals, Inc.—Merges Affiliate—

Reichhold,

merger

Reynolds

Co. of Oklahoma—Bids for Bonds—

by Mr.
Quinones
on
Channel
4,
WAPA-TV, the statement said, and added:

The

be

share..-..

Reichhold

affiliate

an

The

a

operated

a

with

par

stockholders

one

with

primary aluminum.
Reynolds bonds.

178,

A

Feb.

-

common

began in 1940. when the Government agency
the company's 4%
bonds at the time Reynolds

policies of whole life insurance in Producers
assignment of that portion of the mortuary fund
each such policy; and 100,000 shares are to be

mortgage
that the

$375,610
$0.33

:

Reynolds Metals Co., it was announced on Feb.
1 by Richard S.
Reynolds, Jr., President.
The investment banking houses of Dillon,
Read & Co., Inc. and Reynolds & Co. arranged the transaction.
The sale terminated an RFC investment in
Reynolds Metals which

to

of

907,724
532,114

$1,059,043

taxes.

2,341,443
1,282,400

1670.

p.

Watson-Park

1

The

to

to purchasers

1952

1953

$31,130,211 $33,705,283

taxes

Income

.'

per

nancial

competitive

Broadcasting
The

»

989,509

Reynolds Metals Co.—RFC Sells Holdings—

1954.

1,

179,

Corp.—Registers With SEC—
4

on

1,300,654

of this corporation's Youngstown (Ohio) " coke
plant, John H. Graft, District Manager, announced
on
Feb. 3.'s J
"*
This phase,
scheduled for completion by late summer, will consist
of modernization of the benzol plant to improve operating efficiency
and quality control.
• ;
Among the many benefits derived from the over-all program has
been greatly improved air and stream pollution control.—V. 179, p. 9.

which

Rainbow Oil, Ltd.—Proposed Consolidation—
corporation

1,347,817

-

State

profit

and

like

a

Shipment has been completed by this corporation of the major
portion of transmitting and studio equipment for a television station
at San Juan,
Puerto Rico, it was announced last month in a joint
statement by Jose Ramon Quinones, President of the Ponce de Leon

annual

stockholders

1950

1,933,178

:

income

Republic

&

Corp. of America—Equips

Dominion

owned

•

Brothers, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—•

—

Work

Bensop*

outstanding,

a

improvements.—V.

Radio
-

1951

3,633,934

12,991,669

rehabilitation

12,492,070

Penn-Dixie Cement

The

at

Insurance

Feb.

company*

series

6,486,000

1952

2,304,622

9.-

pursuant

The

will

of

represents

registration statement with the
227,500 shares of its $1 par common

at

on

15,530,000

402.

each

the

to

shares

exchange for

This

stock

before

Vice-President

and

for

first

24,984,000

1953.

year-end, the company

for

common

made

was

Benson

filed

company

The

expenditures

over

367,829

common.

deposited

offer

least

Service

(CST)

It

47,000,000*

totaled $196,780,000, bringing to $1,174,spent by the company to expand and
enlarge its
facilities since the close of World War II.
It is expected that construc¬
activities

to
employees
working capital.

double-option life insurance
policy issued by Producers Life Insurance by assignment of appropriate
matured policy coupons only and
regardless of the date of the policy.

amount

tion

be

offered at $4 per share

The

1375.

The Ballardvale plant now produces resins for the paper industry,
formaldehyde, and textile resins and chemicals.
Output will be ex¬
panded in the near future to include urea and phenolic adhesives,
and resins for the paint, foundry, grinding wheel, and plastic fabri¬
cating industries.—V. 17'8, p. 1670.

SEC

sold

for

deposited

Hedges

of

attaching

reserve

of RCA

Construction

370,000 the

p.

■

25,421,900

ry.

°16,740,000

however, it was apparent that our rate of growth
from the
extraordinary pace of the years immediately

slackened

&

Feb.' 3,

on

been

Morris'

at

Eenefit

noon

year,

1953

*

520.

p.

Net

Producers
Life

•

118,952,178

from

$12,500,000

$3.12

gross

178,

the

13,318,997

Net

73,324,000

good year for the company," James B. Black,continued to grow, new peaks being

by

be

used

the

Benefit Insurance Co. prior to Nov. 15, 1950, for assign¬
1953 insurance dividends only; 105,000 shares are to be offered
at $3 per share to
policy holders in Producers Benefit prior to Nov.
15, 1950, who are entitled to Convert policies of benefit insurance in

32,700,000

14,114,427

outstanding—

acreage.—V.

of

27,114,955

Central

business

measured

as

to

be

with

$

share-

and number of customers served.

gas,

the

1953

stated,

established
and

common

notification

According to the prospectus, 22,500 shares are to be
$2 per share to persons who became policy holders in the

29,689,000

'

much

131,177,889

ment of

facilities

14,282,000
shares

common

per

to

formerly

15,722,000

stock

in

15,766,826

Gross

Feb.

surplus

of

Earnings

had

Philip

The

present

payment or

Balance,

business

stock

Benson

covering

to

offered

1952

59,693,000

paid

1954,

of

management

interests

29,802,389

Producers

<

Dividends

stock

of

Dalglish has been elected President of Pitney-Bowes
Ltd., succeeding Walter H. Wheeler, Jr., who has been
newly created office of Chairman of the Board. Mr.

company

17,783,000

deductions

income

Dividends

letter

520,

was

91,309,000

1

.

Net

a

the

35,172,000

income

on

Canadian

purchase rights.

364,313,000 314,414,000
160,356,000 144,650,000

expenses

amortization

Federal

the

of

of

open

p.

to

offered

yet been definitely selected.

income-

undivided

131,954,486

Henry

1820.-

29,

STATEMENT OF EARNINGS

other

hold

Reichhold and hereafter Watson-Park's Ballardville plant will be
the headquarters of Reichhold's New England Division. The new move,,
including stock purchases, installation of new equipment and expansion,

Campbell

The

in

on

Man¬
Nauss

16.894,327

and

The

Co., Mesa, Ariz.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

the

1953

incl.

revenues,

filed

common

of

Producers Life

and

required,

Mr.

is
&

1,186,041

railway

stitutional

earn¬

$
oper.

of

Canada,

elected

p.

Calendar Years—
Gross

179,

K.

in

hand;

amortization

expenditures prior to the end of 1955

to be completed thereafter which

29

proceeds are to

close

acquisition

Dalglish

as,

the

to

Nauss.

Link

of

by

Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—New President of Affiliate—

company

finance,

construction

unappropriated

when

time

firm

Naur's

29,569',049

178,

The

will

determined,

now

full

the

W.

Dr.

1,358,222

income—

before

been

1,044,387,274
151,441,584
74,930,335
59,519,986

162,864,445

Philip Morris on Jan. 27, 1954.
shares were deposited on Feb, 4

the principal items of

and

his

in

and

and that the

Jr.,

Arthur

Dr.

Ltd.,

partner

undeveloped

...

Reichhold

97.852,622

by

and

sources,

be
Oil

1950

93,024,481

Hedges, whose principal product is
Parliament filter mouthpiece cigarette,
brings to Philip Morris
established leading brand in the
growing filter tip cigarette field.

the

1950, $151,764,000 in
1951, $162,010,000 in 1952, and an estimated $190,000,000 for the
year
1953.
The company estimates that expenditures for construction
during
the period from Jan. 1, 1954 through the end of
1955 will aggregate
approximately $340,000,000, although actual expenditures may be sub¬
stantially less or greater than this amount.
This estimate
includes
allowance for certain

The

shares

remain

The

;
In order to meet the increased demands on the company's system
build ahead of anticipated growth, the
company is continuing its
long-range program to extend and enlarge its facilities for serving the
public.
The expenditures for construction amounted to $158,096,000

1948,

shares

effective.

holders

and

in

Jan.

on

minimum

declared

been

have

132,825,609

sales

—V.

402.

p.

common

of

80%

was

some

bonds

new

company.

net

depreciation

loans

are

of

treasury funds presently

for

additional

of

the

such

internal

$38,000,000

term

W,

series

sale

Additional

provisions made

from short

from

(4)

obtained
available

bonds,

the

funds of

equal

program.

approximate

(3)

nature

amount

an

be

funds

which

ings;

use

from

devote

Rainbow

and

Son

,

to be received

will

a

acres

now

—

Federal

Williams

Gregory

1,034,394,640 1,028.750,217
74,796,413

the

Hedges

will

•

.

net

additional

companies

$1,400,000 is "cash and
that the Chairman of the Board

Ltd.

and

railway

Reeves

Net
AND

90,836,648
10,690,650
2,062,822

169,871,833

of

More,

The

800,000

Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net

McComas, President, on Feb. 4 announced the acquisition
& Hedges as a
subsidiary.
Guaranty Trust Co, of New York, exchange agent, reported

as

than

Conn.,

company at 245 Market Street, San Francisco 6,. Calif., will up
to 8:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 16 receive bids for the
purchase from it of
1984.

in

Rainbow

of 'which

oper.. income—

179,

Profit

are—Baxter,

Co.,

1952

inc.

share.

number

The

$60,000,000

Lake discovery in the
farmed out to Rich¬

been

railway.-:-- $10,173,512 $11,742,176 $12,643,264 $10,810,432

from

from
ry.

Parker

that

Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bids for Bonds—

v

held

and

Rainbow

railway——"

oper.

Net

Salomon

Benson

The

207.

p.

will

Oil

all

will be Thomas H. Jones,

of

company

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Co.-

*839,131

ry.__

6,430

per

O.
of

have

engines
the

011

ry.

Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.—Acquisition Effective—

and

has

Although PAC has completed minor overhauls on
during the past year, no facilities have

jet

available

of

Corp.

systems for J-48 and J-57 engines.
With the delivery of the
test equipment, West Coast aircraft manufacturers will no
longer
to ship their Pratt &

jet

from

following new standard-gauge
7,020,000;
33
Diesel-electric
hopper cars, and 20 box cars.

DECEMBER

ry.___

oper.

company

$5.75

Calif., plant.
previously furnished Pacific Airmotive
disassemble and reassemble fuel control

Whitney

from

Net

Net

follows:

as

now

terms

equipment

Nauss

Sturgeon

proposed

company

December—

Gross

1—

irom

ry.

covering

systems

Aircraft

Under

also

capital

is

Scurry-Rainbow

new

has

Scurry

of Scurry and

developed

involves

control

new

President

Scurry

cost

Pollock

"I,535,220

•■•Deficit.—V.

Systems—

fuel

Whitney

government-owned

Burbank,

Whitney

equipment

aircraft

Corp.,

PAC's

and

by

the

now

Earnings
FOR

ry.—

from

Net

Ltd.

presently undergoing active exploration.

Reading Co.—Earnings—

the

covered

73,874,907

oper.

The

Corp.—To Test Fuel

overhaul

manufactured

West

to

Facilities

a

United

the

in

engines

is

are

The
It

the

of

acreage

working

securities.

Mr.

Both

I

•

is

Ltd.

Perkin-Elmer Corp., Norwalk, Conn.—Files With SEC

for

in

Scurry-Rainbow

Peabody & Co., 99.27; Blair, Rollins

estimated

ry.__

Frdm Jan.
Net

assets

Oil

approximately 3,500,000 barrels.- The
a
13 Vb % carried interest in 1,200,000

important

and

interests

aging Director

bid of 99.5626.

a

were

1953

from

from

Net

by

520.

Jones

$

§111,111. shajres of common stock have been reserved for issuance
upon conversion of the 4>/4% convertible debentures.—See also V. 179,
p.

to

McMaster

Net

mortgage bonds may be issued in 1954 or 1955 to
the cost of additions.. All outstanding first mortgage
12 institutional investors.

part

the

This

Alberta.

of

President

of

offering

Gross

mortgage;

amounts

any

betterments.

and

open-end

an

is

locomotives;

December-

25,000 shs.

625,000 shs.

under

2%s

60,000 shs.

25,000 shs.
J:750.000 shs.

issued

are

west, of

region.

of Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.,

were

Feb. 3

99.4777;

EARNINGS

60,000 shs.

the

Rainbow

—

for

equipment

Co.;

Inc.;

first

held

are

bonds

may

2,500,000

90,000 shs.

—

all

of

of

assets

Rainbow.

will have

and Stanolind

marketable

indebted¬

the certificates is subject to the authorization
of
state Commerce Commission.
Associated with Halsey, Stuart in the
&

shares—

Scurry and

$1,600,000

over

during 1954 and subject
having jurisdiction, to

Issuance of

per

$5l__

mortgage

"

"...

'

shares

preferred

ipar

bonds

$100

preferred

cumulative

Common

$2,500,000

(without

par
value,
stated
value
-share, issuable in series

$3.60

1964—

shares

rights

authorized

and

bodies

management

Canadian

99.13.

issue

1974_

1977,

preferred

stock

intends

Gas

regulatory

preemptive

on

bids

Hutzler,

1978,

conv.

Oil

throughout

stockholders, an amount
48,000 shares of the 124,000 newly authorized shares
to issue and sell to National instalment promissory notes
$1,500,000 in amount.—V. 173, p. 189.

other

of

Cumulative

the

to

of the certificates

of

4V4%

the

River

field

of

corporations

to

acres

Peace

be

held

be

priced to yield from 1.75%
to 2.90%, according to
maturity.
The group won award

§er.

ser.

various

The certificates

ser.

u2.85%

to

are

to

same

3 Va"(

;

meeting

a

combined

Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Feb. 4
offered $5,265,000 of 2%% equipment trust
certificates,
series BB, maturing annually Feb. 1, 1955 to
1969, inclu¬

~2%%

Mar.

capital

Pennsylvania

the

Pennsylvania RR.

to

FINANCING

1971

1,

and

exceed

Bros.

due Sept.

special

a

the

'

prior

mortgage bonds:

Z'/c series

exceeding

not

including Dec.

Authorized

of

pursuant

of stock,

share.

per

GIVING

increase in authorized

are

approval

not

a

1, 1956,-shall thereafter be convertible at the following conver¬
sion prices: (a) During the period from Jan. 1, 1956 to and
including
Dec. 31,
1956, at a price oi $22.50 per share;
(b> during the period
from Jan. 1, 1957 to and including Dec. 31, 1959, at a
price of $25 per
(c)

on

Substantial

approved,

to

Jan.

share;

at

common

all

and

total proven oil reserves
consolidated basis will be

The

increase

an

from

thereon.

action

ness

of

1

stock

common

amalgamation

for

contemplates

Oils Ltd.,

States assets of Rainbow Oil Ltd., are owned by a wholly-owned
subsidiary, Rainbow Production Corp., the stock of which is to, be
distributed
to
the shareholders
of
Rainbow
Oil
Ltd., prior to "the

107.

p.

,

proposal

Scurry

United

1954.

period

such

•

not

at

amount

for conversion during

reaches .,$1,250,000.

1955,

31,

stock

common

principal

stockholder

proposed

1960

and thereafter at

including Dec.

shares

aggregate

for

23,

issue,

convertible

share

per

dividends

and

According to the application, National Fuel Gas Company owns
shares of the 576,000 outstanding shares, or 61.97%, as well
as
all of the $5,450,000 of outstanding long-term indebtedness.
If the

100%.
the

The

356,931

104.25%;

102.40%.;

in 1962 at 100.60%;

company.

Georgia

576,000 to 700,000
increase in its authorized indebtedness from $6,000,000
and the Commission has given interested persons until

an

submitted

percentages of the principal
unpaid interest accrued thereon to

case

million

11

Tennessee,

of

$3,354,000,

included

its

shares

respective

redemption:" On

Upon completion of the amalgamation the new company would have
outstanding about 4,700,000 shares of common
stock.
Scurry and
Rainbow would
continue their operations as subsidiaries of the new

Pennsylvania Gas Co.—Plans Financing—

r

notice,

722,563

-

r

amount

$2,100,000

and

than

more

Pennsylvania,

„

were

This
in

The debentures will not be secured.
The company, at its option,
may redeem all or any part of the debentures from time to time on or
after March 1,
1956, upon not less than 30 and not more than 90
days'

of

1955-57

stock.

Iowa.

In

Power

financing,

outstanding

capital

company

barrels

i

Otter Tail

this

presently

shares

7

,(615)

Scurry-Piinbow Oil Ltd.—Successor—
See Rainbow

Oil Ltd. above.

Chronicle... Monday, February 8, 1954

The Commercial and Financial

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(616)
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i

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'

1951
1950
1953
.1952 railway—__ $13,409,102 $14,420,664 $13,899,2*1 $14,48:*,S10
j, 3,536,171.
4,044,VQi-t.- S,665,598
Net from railway— _.u_
2,602,940
J

December—

-

,

from

Gross

Net ry.

Gross

Income

oper-.

from

Net

ry.

2,909,743

3,857,968

2,661,533

2,167,595

—

156,643,585 160:584,277 149,337,054-135,536,777
-43,807,913
43,698,273 38,125,587 - 36,714,634
19,186/242 "17,361,299
23,829,309
23,040,583
'

railway^—---

9.

p.

With SEC—

•

178,

10,000

covering

SEC

the

-witii-

statement

filed -a registra¬
shares of its capital

Investment company on Jan. 29

(Mass.)

This Boston

tion

stock.—V.

Sullivan

Device—

East Orange, N. J.—New

Sonosorber Corp.,

by use
sound
Robert R. Abrams, President;.

,An entirely new approach to the problem of industrial noise
of economical, small, portable, light weight and easily installed

absorbing units was announced Feb. 5 by
Known as Sonosorbers,
the units have Inner cores encased in per¬
forated stucco embossed
aluminum and are light -weight (about 2V.It

according to Mr. Abrams. They
-tare'"'especially suited, for noisy industrial and commercial locations
where
ordinary acoustical treatment Is not applicable or adequate,
•and have many other uses in the reduction of noise, such as perimeter
treatment, Mr. Abrams explained.
;
each)

and

to clean,

easy

are

Gas Co.

Electric &

Carolina

South

Registers With

Robertson

Dewar,

filed

company

registration statement with

a

covering 286,436 shares of its. $4.50 par common

1954,

to finance In part the construction program
portion of the equity capital required
subsidiary, South Carolina Generating Co.
Con¬
struction expenditures
of the company and its subsidiaries for the
years 1954-1956 are estimated at $62,039,000.—V. 179, p. 520.
pany

of

will

and

the

used

be

and to furnish a

company

by. the

company's

letter

,A

of

notification

shares

without undei writing,

President.—V.

of

—V.

179,

common

176,

"This

company

bidding

by

shares

600,000

Feb.

on

3

from

of

P.

common

on

from competitive
proposed issue of

a

'

C.

W.

with

dicate
'The

upon

First

Boston

Corp.,
the stock.

to offer

said negotiations will be entered Into
Dean Witter & Co., to form a syn¬

President,

Mullendore,

The

and

timing of the actual offering, Mr. Mullendore said, will depend
general market conditions and other considerations.—V.
178,

'

p.; 441.

ry.

from

Gross

Net ry.

—V.

Public Service

stock

of

Co.—Common Stock Of¬

272,500 shares of additional common
The subscription warrants which expire

(par $1).

Feb; 16. 1954, evidence preemptive rights to subscribe for
the new stock at $22.50 per share at the rate of one share
for

each

14

held

shares

of

record

Feb.

on

1,

1954,

Inc. will act as dealer-manager of a group of securities
dealers in soliciting the exercise of subscription warrants.
company

proposes

to

being

Idr -the

placed

construction

additions

and

proceeds

the

bf

sale,

new first mortgage bonds

privately, through

of

the

use

ofjthe new common stock and of $12,000,000
which
are

179,

Dillon,

Read

improvements

&

CO.

ntw

fiscal

electric

distribution

its

to

$748,813
outstanding

of

number

generating

BIJSINESS-The
and

Texas

Texas
the

and

Nov.

of

Pecos

served

30,

It

is

31,

and

is

1954

including

$8,600,000

principally

electric

energy

Panhandle,

for

engaged

in

transmission

in

South

CAPITALIZATION

i

due

2 /8 */r

series

series

due

series

due

\Zrk

series due

/2

EFFECT

of

Products

Stroub

which manufactures Anchor Masonry Surfacer,
has placed on the market its new product Stroco Bonder.
This new
product, an additive for Anchor Masonry Surfacer, enables the user
to
apply the company's products over oil painted masonry surfaces
without
removal of
the old paint prior to application of the new
material.
Anchor Masonry Surfacer can now be applied over glass,

•3'A%

PRESENT

company

on

proceeds

Jan. 29 filed a

Authorized

of notification with the
(par $1), issuable upon
1955, at $9.50 per share.
to be used for working capital—V. 179, p. 109.

corporation on Jan. 29 filed a letter
3,290 shares of common stock
exercise of option warrants prior to Nov. 27,
covering

The

proceeds are

Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
-The corporation 011 Jan. 28 filed a registration statement .with the
SEC covering
1,600)600' shares of capital stock.—V. 178, p. 2354.
Central Ry.—Earnings—

Tennessee

par
par

Common

lo.'oooiooo

•

1975—""

due

' '

lo'oOOOOO
'

165,000 shs.
value)___!

124,200 shs.

5,000,000 shs. '

4,087,484 shs.

^Additional bonds or debentures may be issued under the bond or
indenture,.. respectively,
subject
to
restrictions
contained
tpeypin.
+Toe company has entered into contracts for the sale prii.

of

$12,000,000

principal

amount

of

its

first

to

conditions .specified

in

the

contracts

on

JPO7,

expenses

operating

Other

$2,711,877
1,521,872

income

Feb

4,778,538

1,163,450

1,165,748

495,764

420,014

482,242

420,493

$1,045,501
1,096

Naff has

George T.

Naff had been Executive or First VicePresident of the company since Jan. 28, 1948.—V. 179, p. 521.
late

H.

R.

2,049,543

taxes

Mr.

Hargrove.

earnings

on

applicable
per

1,673,820

^,802,000

3,725,000
$5,888,225

on

to

common

common

common

3.814,984

cumulative

pfd.

501,919

420,653

$6,502,417

$5,467,572

4,604,400

stock

3 944 140

i

stock

stock.

share..

shales

outstanding

*$1.70

Dec.

3P,

1953,

'

t$1.55

attributed

was

$4,724,000.
The

1953
an

$1.14

by

Mr.

Stevenson

higher

to

sales

Texas

of

tOn




53

years

ago

by

Michael

the late

Densen,

present managers, it has grown to a leading, position
carton and corrugated box fields.—V. 178, p. 1165.

in the folding

United States Plywood Corp.—Guarantees Mill Prices
W.
Antoville,
President, on Jan. 29 announced
a
guarantee
for the remainder of 1954 of its new Feb. l carload
mill
prices for Douglas Fir Plywood.
These are based on $85 per
thousand
square
feet for the basic
'A" A-D grade.,
Mr. Antoville
states
that the corporation's guarantee is "subject only to contin¬
gencies beyond our control."—V. 179*, p. 109.
8.

against increase

United States Potash Co.—Secondary

Offering—A

sec¬

ondary offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (no par)
was made on Jan. 28 by Lee Higginson Corp. at $30 per

share, with

dealer's discount of $1.25 per share. It was

a

quickly completed.—V. 168, p. 2589.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Exch. Period Terminated
See

Records,

Decca

above.—V.

Inc.

179,

521.

p.

Wabash RR. Co.—December Earnings Lower1953—12 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

Period End. Dec. 31;

$

$

Railway

oper.

revenues

9,709,902

10,184,233

122,210,124

115,884,741

oper.

expenses

6,954,684

7,032,583

88,784,197

84.700,594

oper.
income
Fed. inc.
taxes

1,148,446

2,283,963

13,504,364

13,616,785

1,253,807

2,402,097

10,733,603

10,864,01£

$

ry.

—V.

179,

funds.

sink,

and

fund

capital

after

inc.

49.

p.

Value Up—

Wall Street Investing Corp.—Asset

Dec. 31,'53 June 30,'53

As of—

Total

net

Net

—V.

of

revenue

1952

the

cents

45

gross

$3,707,468

assets—7

value

asset
178,

share—

per

per

share

over

the

1952

earnings

1952 share-earnings figure
was based
upon
that for 1953 is based upon a larger number

'

Warner Electric Brake &

in

amounted

1953

the

company

was

to

$63,329,000,

$47,455,000.—V. 179, p. 10.

transfer

|

President,

manufacturer.

Wellington Fund, Inc.—Assets at New High—

value

179,

$280,894,213 $246,183,017

assets

net

asset

$19.97

share

per

from

that the

West Virginia Pulp & Paper

$2,000,000

to

have
$2,200,000 by

$1,300,000 to $1,500,000 by transfer of a further sum
undivided profits.
25,000 shares of $8 par value stock thus authorized
will be distributed on Feb. 26, 1954 as a 10%
stock dividend in the
form of one additional share for each ten shares held of record Feb.
surplus

$200,000

from

Only

1954.

11,

from

additional

shares

of

be

will

behalf

whole shares will
into

united

stockholders

whole

be so distributed.
shares and sold by

thereto,

entitled

and

the

All fractions of

the company on
proceeds thereof will

26, 1954.
a fractional share
1954 toward the purchase of one
whole share at
the same price at which the fractions were sold, by
notifying the company in writing and paying the said per share price
without any additional charge for expenses of purchase or sale.
Mr.
Deatly further announced
that the trustees have declared a
cash dividend of 20 cents per share, designated as the first regular
be

mailed

may

result

to

such

stockholders on

stockholder receiving

use

it

on

or

annual
of

record

from

the

Feb.

check in payment of

a

before March 31,

1954 to stocks
Feb. 11, 1954, including those whole shares which

dividend
cn

for

distribution

1954,

of

Co.—Highlights of Report

(in

772,092

ton?)
income

taxes

Net

19,736,000

taxes

16,871,000
7,400,000

9,000,000

income

income

on

700,646

;

$117,652,000 $108,933,000

—

—

before

1952

1953

Year Ended Oct. 31—

523,000

the

payable
stock

Feb.

26,

dividend.—V.

174,

p.

2193.

3,610,000

$2.83

dividends

®Income

$9,471,000
545,000

3,612,000

$2.47

$10,736,000
dividends

stock

Preferred

share

common

per

Number

of

Number

of

employees

timberland

of

"Adjusted

to

1953—Month—1952

Railway

oper.

expenses

3,432,903

p.

1953—12 Mos.—1952

33,905,828

33,661,427

$1,406,819 $16,848,411

$14,078,433

10,444,905

8,658,376

3,046,136

ry.

$374,223
456,739

income

oper.

179,

stock¬

$4,452,955 $50,754,239 $47,739,860

$3,807,126

ry.

583,266

split approved by

Ry.—Earnings—

revenue-

—V.

$18,608,000

749,039

oper.

from

•

$12,478,000

effect of 4-for-l stock
2, 1953.—V. 178, p. 2031.

Period End. Dec. 31—

revenue

•

•.

owhed

Maryland

Western

and acqui-

show

Nov.

on

plant
1

8,200

7,800 1

i

Expenditures for additions to
sition of timberlands
Acres

4,271

4,347

stockholders

Net

stockholders

of $200,000 from undivided profits and approved an increase

in

of

$20.87

208.

p.

Production

1952

1953

As of Dec. 31—

Total

Net

Co.—Stock Dividend—

announces

capital

in

increase

an

Clutch Co.—Announces New

Line of Brakes and Clutches—
A completely new design
and operating principle in small, compact,
electric brakes, clutches and clutch-couplings for fast, accurate control
of low-torque drives has been announced by officials of this company.
Smaller
than
a
man's hand, these new replaceable face electric
brankes and stationary field electric clutches are said to offer several
outstanding advantages for a wide variety of power transmission.appli¬
cations.
High-speed engagement and release, coupled with unusually
high torques make the units adaptable to starting, stopping, indexing,
rapid cycling, synchronizing, torque limiting, indexing and jogging and
single revolution cycling applications on small, electrically operated
instruments and machinery.
Pushbutton or automatic operation with
limit switches, relays, electric eyes, and other electric controls makes
possible design opportunities heretofore limited by slow, costly mechnical
linkages
plus size and
weight requirements, according to the

operations
Deatly,

$13.58

1611.

p.

Railway

Title Guarantee & Trust
H.

$3,430,243

$14.21

—

'

holders

to
of

2,633,580.

shares,

while

of

The
while

share.
shares,

Gross

.

This compares with $3,489,000 in 1952.
earnings per share after preferred dividends amounted

per

2,581,054

holders

1953.

Founded
father of the

corrugated box concerns in the metropolitan area.

than

Federal

gas,

increase

$1.59,

3,521,544 shares outstanding Dec. 31,
1952, Including 251,540 shares Issued Feb, 20, 1952/

24,

Densen

& Carton

Banner

Densen

carton and
more

Banner Co., Inc., jointly announced
of Ridgefield Park, N. J., has become a pari
Corp.
Co. is one of the oldest and largest folding

and

Banner Co.

Densen

of

Gas from Louisiana to the densely populated
Ohio and Appalachian Regions.
,
,
J,
Consolidated net income for 1953 before preferred dividends was
Served. by

area

quarter

shares issued Feb.

28,859,926

United Board

Common

natural

of

293,462

including

130,381,272
32,761,12a

129,596,935

4,342,761

corporation

This

of

Profit

Corp.—Earnings Up 39%—

,share

per

shows.

increase

Each

dividends

Earnings

41,774

$7,004,336

income

Balance

96,545

$1,046,597 $12,855,879 $11,287,045

12,989,067

78,792

Sales

William

$12,759/534 $11,245 271

7,532,810

ry.

/United Beard & Carton Corp.—Acquisition—

—V.

Corp.—New President—
been elected President and a director to succeed

Eastern Transmission

Texas

15.

1953—12 Mos.—1952

$1,190,005

$1,191,039

income

Dividends paid

""On

before

or

$2,419,143 $30,616,267 $26,943,465
1,373,642
17,856,933
15,703,194

1,034

income

Accrued

*■

5,233,596

179, p. 208.

"Deficit.—V.

EARNINGS

Income deductions
Federal

Net

5,494,701
1,437,75G

income-—

oper.

ry.

The

income

Gross

OF

1953—Month—1952

•

revenues.

Operating
Net

railway

from

authorized

Period End. Dec. 31—

Operating

STATEMENT

op.

income—

oper.

179, p. 208.

that

Net

I

COMPARATIVE

•

5,159,229
1,117,655

railway——

from

Gross

series due 1984. Such contracts provide for delivery of the bonds,

subject

*

bonds,

mortgage

:$

3,616

.

'

debenture

3,65/*

10,527

®

1—

and an increase in gas rates approved by the
Federal Power Commission. He said the higher sales volume reflected
the
continued
industrial and population growth of the eight-state

200,000 shs.
par

69,627

55,315

income—

oper.

The

112 000 000

;

stock—

value
($1

ry.

volume

12,000^000
12 000 000

______

value

stock

Net

President,

3 840 ooo

series

1950

$445,279

80,031

railway

from

outstandihg common stock of
this corporation during 1593 were 39%
greater than in the previous
year,
a
preliminary statement issued Feb. 2 by W. T. Stevenson,

11,518 000

;

,$100

Net

Texas Gas Transmission

S^OOO

1980

preferred

1951

$447,641

railway

from

Gross

Consolidated

3 290 000
______

1977—_j

debentures,

Cumulative

1952

$509,465
147,709
21,680

1953
$415,722
62,060

December—

Outstanding
$18,600 000

1979

Corp.—Files With SEC—

Propane Gas

Suburban

FINANCING'

1972
.

t

34,428,170

expenses.

from

rev.

ry.

after

of

The

SEC

of

.

Net

Net

the sale of the bonds are to be applied to the
payment of short-term note indebtedness, and the balance, if any, will
be used
to
pay
lor capitalizable expenditures or to reimburse the
treasury therefor.
The company has outstanding $1,300,000 of notes
payable to banks and $2,500,000 of notes payable to its parent, New
England Electric System.—V. 178, p. 2478.
The

saving
,

1953—12 Mos.—1952

49,020,521 530,024,300 520,221,328
36,031,454 400,427,365 369,840,0541

thereon.

the

TO

Railway oper.

Net

Co.—Registers With SEC—

registration statement with the SEC
covering its proposal to issue and sell at competitive bidding, $4,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, series A, due 1984; and the Commission has
given interested persons until Feb.
15, 1954, to request a hearing

Net

stock

1953—Month—1952

Railway oper. revenue—.,- 41,960,980

Railway

etc.

shingles,

asbestos,

tile,

Suburban Electric

Net

'

t«

corporation,

glazed

of

tax

Totowa Borough, N. J.—

Co., Inc.,

Product—

This

includes

common

s\rles due 1984
1982—• ;
seiies due

3.65 /e

and

region

income

—

series- due 1981—
series due
1978

U

®25

GIVING

1971

due

-.2%%
-3%

,3^.
3

for

generation,

which

.

bonds;

series

Federal

i

j

mortgage

from

management was setting-up an In¬
'Plan
as
a
convenient means lor investors to accumulate
this fund on a systematic basis.—V. 178, p. 1881.
the

that

Stein, Roc & Farnham Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
corporation on Feb. 1 filed a registration statement with the
covering 150,000 shares of its capital stock.—V. 178, p. 2479.

area
in New Mexico.
The population of
approximately 731,000.
For the
12
months
the company reported tot&l operating revenues

-

2%%

the

Plains

2£v*30,323'533 a.ud "et income applicable to the

JLtJ.
"First

$14,400 000

territory

a

the

$6,-J90»326 including $725,000 extraordinary
resulting from accelerated amortization.
%

96,093.4

The

Valley

»

to

1953.

announced

also

shares

is

1953

26Vi'/o

increased

shares

A total of -44% cents per share was paid
investment income and 5cents -was- paid from capital gains.

From Jan.

Oklahoma

the

territory

ended

Aug.

facilities

company

sale

and

1952
$648/313

1953

during the year

properties

facilities.

distribution

the

ending

year

31,933,359

Increased 15.4%—

assets

net

The

$26,625,022
11,748,478
5,293,669

521.

p.

Inc.,

repay
bank loans obtained for that purpose.
The company
estimates that it will spend approximately $23,400,000 for construction

the

27,947,212

As Of Dec. 31—

Total

1950

1951

36,376,960

41,986,218

income

oper.

be'extended east

$
'

The

Of .to

during

10,000

275,212,346 271,624,397 262,289,208 239,906,392
88,812,615
83,522,296
70,325,182 ' 71,348,428

railway.

Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets

and

give holders the additional right to subscribe at the same
price, subject to allotment, for shares not taken upon
exercise of the preemptive rights.
Dillon, Read & Co.

iPROCEEDS—The

_—

railway

from

Net

,

fering Underwritten—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads an
investment banking group which is underwriting an of¬
fering by Southwestern Public Service Co. to its common
stockholders

Co

Co—*

1952

1953

oper.

This

Southwestern

10,000
10,000

Corp.:

6c

Weld &

White,

7,500

Co

6c

$22,853,429 $24,954,802 $25,230,960
8,489,810
10,536,285
10,340,735
4,366,911
4,786,998
4,570,339

railway—

line-probably would

The

Period End. Dec. 31—

-

Net

railway.

from

Net

January,
to Uon-

Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
.

Southern Ry.— -Earnings—

New

exemption

granted

was

U. Commission
stock.

California

the

Walker

H.

G.

6,$po

SEC

Stock Offering—

on

Trask

Securities

Union
.

Western under the former, name.

of Trans-Canada with

merger

the Minneapolis area.
Quebec City later.

11),000
Inc.—

207.

p.

December—

Southern California Edison Co.—Exempted From Com¬

,

petitive Bidding

..

7,500

,

Co.,

Ac

Stroud

/Spencer

10,000

.

.

.

presented-a .petition in the Senat#

Quebec,

Barney

Corp.
-

.

,

treal by way of Toronto and Ottawa.
*
•
From Winnipeg another line will dip into the United States to serve

—V.

(par

for

1165.

p.

2,000
*4,000

Cooper.

6c Co
.
10,000
Stone 6c Webster Securities-

10,000
;

and

Rupe & Son.—:—6c Co..
j

Smith,
•

Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
7,500
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co.__— 10,000
W. C. Langley Ac Co.—
7,500

26 covering

10 cents) to be offered at the
the account of Joseph E. Bludworth,

stock

133,333
market,

the SEC on Jan.

with

filed

was

Ac Sons—-

Inc.

vestment

Christi, Tex.—Files

South Texas Oil & Gas Co., Corpus

Rotan,
Shields

Dallas

Sachs &c Co
Ripley Ac Co.,

Goldman,
Harrlman

Mosle

5,500

share.
H. Bouffard,

per

?he two companies, which were brought together esjirly in
agreed to merge to build the main line from Princess, Alta.,

5,500

—

to

Senator P.

to .the

,

5,500
2,000
4,0001

(Inc.)

Co

line

2,240-mile

asking approval for, the company previously Incorporated by Parlia¬
ment to make the increase.
The bill is understood to be a preliminary

1,500

6c

.

due to merge

corporation,

-*

at $50
_

13,000

Riter

Ac

income
From Jan. 1—

the SEC on Jan.
stock, to be
offered
for
public sale subject to the prior subscription rights of
stockholders who will be entitled to purchase one new share for each
teii shares held of record on Feb. 17,
1954.
The subscription price
and
underwriting terms are to be, supplied by amendment.
Kidder,
Pekboriy & Co., and five other firms are named as principal under¬
writers.
Net proceeds will be added to the general funds of the com¬
This

-

Mexico Co.——

Robert Garrett

Net

—

Securities and Exchange Commission—
28,

Sons.

Central Republic Co.

Gross
.

Ac

Brown

Alex.

Jaffray Ac Hopwood

Rauscher, Pierce 6c Co; Inc.

4,000
4,000

'

'

Loeb,

M.

Piper,

Inc.

First New

pounds

Hi

;

with Western Pipe Lines, plans t«
the east from the Alberta gas fields, wad
seeks- permission
to increase -its
voting stock from $5,000,000 to
£10,000,000 and- to issue 1,000,000 shares of preferred non-voting stock
This

build

Mitehum, Tully 6c Co.—4,000
Pacific Northwest Co.— -* 1,500

r

Co.,

Ac

Hlgginson

—To Increase Capitalization—

—

4,000

Company.—

and

Pancoast

299.

p.

10,000
7,500
Inc.———- 10.000

Co.,

Blyth. &
Boettcher

Bosworth,

>

Carl

-

Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc—
C. Altyn & Co., Inc.—

A.

.

Shareholders' Trust of Boston—Registers

Corp
7,500
Rhoades &
Co.
:
——' ro.ooo
The Milwaukee Co..—— 10,000
Lee

Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
27,500
Eastman, Dillon & Co._i__ 13,000
'

-

-

'

•

income

oper.

-^V: 179,
-

=*

Calvary, Alta., Canada

Trans-Canada, Pipe Lines, Ltd.,

,

Shares

Shares

1

.

railway—_

trom

Nfet

>

'

'From Jan. 1—

below are the-names of the principal
underwriters Who have severally agreed to purchase up
to but not
exceeding the number of shares of common stock set opposite their
respective names
forth

UNDERWRITERS—Set

Seaboard Air LineltR.—Earnirigs—

r-

UMJIMin,

:*} i

830,818

208.

Whitaker Cable Corp., No. Kansas City,

Mo.—Files—

27 filed a letter of Notification with the
of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $17.50
per share
through Fitch, North & Co., Kansas City, Mo.
The net proceeds are to be used for investment in Whitaker Metals
corporation

The

Corp.

on

17,500

covering

SEC

Jan.
share

working capital.—V.

to augment

and

166, p. 1527.

Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
from

Net

from

Net

ry.

From

Gross

from

from

Net

ry.

1950

$2,176,418

228,221

262,783

"70,437

income

161,782

"124,148

*15,424

31,205,014
6,637,689
2,708,279

30,990,686

29,430,789

5,930,193

8,124,734

2,109,073

3,488,533

1—

Jan.

Net

1951

$2,588,506
455,411

$2,337,162

"108,576

$2,156,738

railway

railway

oper.

1952

1953

1

December—
Cross

31,873,188
6,964,187

railway

railway

oper.

2,842,097

income

"Deficit.—V.

179,

p.

208.

.

Holdera

When

Holder*

When

Per
■

DIVIDENDS

j4*>pividend
tfcbles.

announcements

In

nounced

the

first

Denver

grouped In two separate
all the dividends an¬

are

Dixie

in which

..

Name of Company

Share

Acadia-Atlantic

Sugar
Common
(quar.) _;
Class A (quar.)
S%

preferred

SI.10
Acme

Refineries,

$12%c
l$1.25

2-20

preferred (accum.)27%c
(quar.)
:. " '
60«

Co.

Art**;Standard Engineering Cb.
(q«ar. )____
Mr
Associates, Inc.; 6 %*. preferred. (accum. ♦

AirfTeets,

Ric.

2.-15

25e

Affix-Chalmers

Mffc,

Co;,

2-11

50c

„

*

2-

1

^

4^^jH-efe*ee^.^qaar4'r-«^"l-—-111.1-,

Corp.

Inrestment Co.
Common:

$1^5. preferred;
4% %+-preferred

«»

"

"'31%c-(quar.i_-

'

;;

Class

1"

President Lines,
(initial>

"

'

1

Common

Palestine Trading Corp.,—'
(quar-f_Jl_r_-JlV_l_r____«

(Increased

Electric

Corp.

Atlas

Powder

Avon

(stock

Co.—

Black
■

Boston

Fund,

Boston

Real

Bourne

Mills

Brantford

Bright

(T.

preference-

British

American

preferred

preferred

"

$5

ewmet

4L23

'

textra)

(quar.)__:

!____

Fund,

Inc.

(from

net

;

Carman
.

CatelU

r

f

.

35c

5

4LOS 14

5

a.--:.'

.

5%
Clearing. Machine/ Corp., (quar.)
Coctshutt Farm, Equipment, Ltd.
Colonial Sand <b Stone Cp._;

T

Colonial

_

w4%
*.$►%

;

..

•

common

>

3-

1

Milling- A Elevetor Co.

Quarterly

Life

Association

3-

1

3-

1

iroc

3-

(quar.)

•

1

2-11

2-15

3-

3-1

2-18

25c

I

3-

1

3-

.

1

.

,

5%

75c

3-15

2-26

50c

3^31

3-17

(quar.)
(increased

Co.. (increased>

65c

3-

L

2-15

Industries-—

Quarterly

15e

Copper Range Co.-(quar.)

3-31

3-

3

20c

3^15

2-19

pl.75

:

(increased)

3-10

2-18

u

Crown Finance; class A ( quar. )
Crown 2ellerbach Corp.,

Crux»"&. FOrster

~.

Securities

Corp.—

A- (-increased

quar.)

2-27

7%. ..preferred (quar.h-1
Crystal ;QU Refining Corp.' $6 pfd.

Son?, Inc., YU




—

-

2-12-

2-12 "
2-12

2-27

2-12 '

2-27

2-27

2-12 '

.

.

Co
Co.,

common

(quar.)

preferred
Co.

—

1

(stock

3-18

3-

1

2-19

4-23

25%-

dividend)

Indianapolis

common

.

3-26

30c

4-

1

.Industrial

Silica,

^International

3-31
3-31

3-

2

2-15

3-10

$a.T5

2-2 T

2-lS

4-

41.75

5

(quar;)-_—

35c
.' 40c

V

2-16

.

2-20

2-

2-25

6

3-

12 %c
50c

1

3f

1

2-15

2-15

-

$1.25

3-30

"3-19

$1.25

6-30

6-18

,

12-30

$1:25

'

3-

1

Investors

Clgai-* Machinery> Coi- (quar.)

Stock

2-15

s

1-29

4-

3-15

3-

4-

3-15

2-26

1

3-

8

1

3-

8

3-26

$3

3-15

2-28

2-1®

3-12

$1

_:—-—

1

4-

50%-

^

2-

5

4-

$1

$1.01%-

.

1

3-10

40c
•

3-15

1

2-15

$1.06%

(quar.)——

3-

1

,9*14

1:

2-26

$1

Co.

(N.

-50%

.

■

2-1®

Yi)—

I

3-12

•$1-

9- 4

2-25

'■$4

3-

9-1*+

$1.

.

.__

(quar.).:

2-19+

,

'.

-

2-18

2-4

3-

-$1.50."-

4qu«w-)-._—-r—

2-

2-14

$t
25c

-10^'

—

Airways, Inc
Corp.^ common

8fe

8s

2-23

-2-15'

2-

1

"3- V

j-rr

I2V2C

2-26

$1.25

2-26

75c

3-10
3-

4142V2.

3-10

50c

3-

85c

2-16

2-20-

'

"

■,

3-

2-15

1

2-

3

1

2-15

3-16

IOC

.41

.2-26

3-10

2-25

17'/2c

3-

1

V "2-19

$1.25

3-

1

"2-19

120C

3-15

2-27

1:35c

3-15

2-27

20c
'

!

2-^r

•2- $ •'

3-1

25c

..

.

2-15.
2-15>
-2-11

1

$1.10

,.

(initial)

(quar.)

Mfg. Co.; Ltd.,

-

common——

137 %c

3-

1

-2-16

3-

1

2-16

.

r

•

L

r-'-New common

2c

3-

20c

lfic
"-J

1

3r10'•■**

-

.

2-10
3- 4

25c

3-10'- "• 2-25

t50c
25c

;

3-20

2-14

3-20'

3- 4

$3.05

.

5c

"l se¬
ise

,3-5
.2-34:
2-19

1-29

1
1
1

3-15

50c

4-

1

3-

75c-

3-15;

3-

3-1*

2-19

2-15

2-

v

,

$1.50
75c

preferred

1

2-19
2-10

15c

1

2-18

3-10

3-10
3-

1

3-

1

.

41%e

,

2-11

2-11

3* 1-

-

2-IT
A-

1

3-12

2-26i

i

3-19*

4*.

3-15

50«-

2"-19"

1

2-4®

3-

$1.75
15c

2-25.

.

'

25c.1

10%

2-25-

4-15

53 %c

.

—

3-

98;»4c

(-quar.)_T_- ^
—

2-15

25e

Ashtabula
—jW—Z-

(quar.
Cable (quar.)

2

91 Vut.

(quar.)

3-

25c
-

com.

V; - Pittsburgh & yest Virginia Ry.

''-Stock dividend

5

8

-3-10

50c

preferred- (quar.)__

-Plastic Wire

2

2-5

2

3-

3-15

65c

(initial)

&

3-

25c

$1.12'/2

Transportation—

Pittsburgh, ."Youngstown

3-15

44-

50c

35c

$3:95 preferred (quar.)
—
fPlppr Alrcrift Cbrp;^4J/2% Pfd. (.quar.)____
T: Pitney-Bowes, loc„,£pmnl0n (quar.)__rr^—
Z : 4 V4%r preferred (quar.)ifc___
L—

-

1

4-

(<iuar.)

,

7%
.2-15

1

3-

$1.25

,

Gas

-

2-15

2-

3-15

$1.12'/a

'

*

2-20

25o

—

/Philadelphia Suburban Water,
'

_

Corp.—!

Fund—

(quar.)

"

Philadelphia Suburban

2-16

t30e

clasx-A

Engineering

12c
50c
50c

-i_.

,

'Phelps Dodge Corp."

12-17

35c

International Resistance' Co. (quar.)
Interstate

1-29

(from net
for
$.0179

dividend)—

Petersburg & Hopewell
Ffaudler Co. (quar.)

9-17

9-30'

$1.25

Co.--(quar.)
(quar.)—__—
preferred (accum.)_

:

2-15

3-2

12 %c

k

.

3-13

2-15

r

3-15

3-31

15c

(quar.)

^

-

3-31

13c

preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
(Peoples -Drug Stores (quae-)
•Peoples Telephone (Butler,. P*.>, common
4'%?% 'preferred
—'
'Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
(perfect Circle Corp._
Perfex Corp., -4'/a % -preferred iquar.)__
Peter
Paul, Inc. .(quar.)
$5

■"

f

3-17

3-

2-11

15c

*

'

2-20

3-10

30c

(quar.)

^ International Nickel -Cof of Canada, Ltd.—
'* '• -'.' Quarterly —_T—----------—
3-J7 _international • Products Corp. (quar.)!^
3-4 .a

1

*

(quar.)

6'A%

2-11

3-

V/v

Common

3-19

40c

-

<k

Water,

1

.

(quar.)_

Water

2-25

3-

preferred (quar.)
'Peabody Coal Co. 1 directors for the second
time decided not to pay-a dividend on the
5%
conv." prior pfd. stock at this time).
1
Pefcrless Laundry Services, 7%
prelerred___
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—

'2-19

50c

(quar.)____/_

3c

-preferred

Paton

•' *■>

2-26

3-12

1

(quar.)

preference A

Gas

3-10

5%.

(Patkershurg-Aetna

2-16

4-

-

preference

2-15

50c

•

2-11

3-

(quar.)

Inc.,

2-15

1

/"Pan American World

10c

Public. Service-

Foods,

2-15,

1

(quar.)

Lumber

2-12'

$142%

Light "& Power Co.
Corp.

3-10

,

9-

3-

_!—«

—

2-12 "

40c,

■t

—

(quar.)

common

Co.

2r

-

Insurance

Fire

2-15

2-24

3-

—-—:

2-27

3-10

2-23

2-26

50c

capital)

preferred

Co.

.2-27

25c

—

2-20

3-10

•

17 %c

(•cauh

6c

3-1

2-27

30c

Palestine Economic

44c

•

2-19

3
'

Inc.

(quar.)

RR.

Stack, dividend.

t" $5

——-

3-

15c

(Initial)——_—

Pennsylvania

2-12 'r

8c'

3-1

3-15

•

130c

$1.50

(quar.)____u._

(initial)-(Initial)^

2-27

2r12

40e

(accum. 1

(quar.)

2-27

2-27

■'

Paper

3-15

—

(quar.)
—(
Onondaga Pottery Co
—
(pacific Finance - Corp. -(quar.)__
Pacific Fire Insurance (N. Y.)—
11ncreased quarterly __———
:Pacific Westem- OH Corp.? 4%
pld. (quar.)

from-net-investment-

(quar.)

2-19

2-11

$2.50

(quar.)

Paper

'lie
'

Water

3-10

.

'4.40%' preferred

-

•

2-18n

3-1

50c

$1.25

.

preferred :(quar.)_,
Co. Iq/uar.).
—a-_—_—:—
'Ohio Power Go.,-4'/2%: pfd. <d««r.

r" 2-12

7c

2-14=

4-21

4-1

*•__<-

Extra- ____i

'"

2-12

2-27

12c

•

-30c

.

Ohio Oil

•;
'

_

preferred

2-27

■'

1

,.

2-12

2-27

8c

*

.2-10

3- L

TUL

.

;

Cushmaffs-

1

.

.

qaarT)

B -fincreased

-

4C

♦1.06

.

Class

;

•_

*

$4.20 pfd. (quw.)

"*f" Class
:

2-12

15c

1

Mfg.

Indiana
-

x

2-12

2r27

lie

(quar.)
/
Door Co., common (quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)__
^
L__
5%
preferred (quar.)
'5%-preferred (quar.)
;
5% preferred-(qusw.)__.
.——_
Imperial Varnish <fc Color Co., Ltd., com»._
$1.50 conv. partlc. preferred, (quar;)

9-10

Corp.

2-27

6C

———

jHuttig Sash

12-10

Creole. Petroleum

2-12 "

9c

1

2-

3-10

-

.

D'Okiep. Cojjper ;Co,, Ltd., -Amer. sRares—.1
Above-payment Is ji di-vldend. of. 12 shillU
ings on tho ordinary shares.- Non-resi¬
dents' tax of the Union of South Africa
'
'
at the. rate- of 7.-2% will be deducted.
Ohio Match: Co., common (quar.)

2-12

2-27-

'-7c-

3-

1,

•

2-12

-3c

preferred

•

Hoving
5%

6-10

9-15

Steel

-4'A%

-Hunt

3-10

6-15

12-15

<fc

2-12

2-27

2-27

6c

-

-

2-15

138c

Copper

•

7c

—i—

:

llousatonic

2-18

137c

Continental

:

-2-27:

-+

2-29

$1.06

except

of

Co.

(Northern -Redwood

2-12

f

13c

-—

Above dividends are

.•Houston

,

Casualty

Steel

Hobart

■2-18

..3rl5''

138c'

Co.

2-27-

•

2-15

15c

•

Stock Series

Co.

common

Semi-annual

; :

'

'

137c

Co.

-

.'
-

13c

stock

Hazel-Atlas Glass

3

Quarterly.

Continental

2-27

2*<12

: ioc

bond

<Hartford

(Toronto)—

■

Continental Assurance

2-12
-

———

$2 convertible

2-15

Quarterly
Consumers

2-27

"

-

3-29

62'Ac

Quarterly

;

'■

2-12

••

1

75c

(from net invest, inc.)

return

Nor them. Insurance

2-12

7c

2-15

•

3-

3-15

'

1

2-27

12c
.'

——

-equipment

3-1

50c

Participating shares (stock dividend)-—
New' commoic (initial!__—

{

2-

+

2-27

"

—__—__

.Harshaaw Chemical

2-17

5c

_1__1

2-15

New

•

3-1

'

——

Railroad

a

Cement

New common,

-

3-15

3-15

—

Mining

Hammer mill

50c

(quar.)

3-+30

Income.

20c
•.

3-12

2-15

50c

_______—____________

Guilford-Chester

$1.25
'

1
5

$1.12%

———'

machinery

Hart-Carter Co.,

;

Ar

3-

-

—;

—_—

;

•

$1.25

/New York Shipbuilding Corp.—
Founders shares- (stock- dividend'—__ —

"

56%C

(reduced)

3-12

*

3-

preferred -dqiiard-—

Confederation
•

Inc.,

-

4-22

1

10c

—

—

equipment

i

2-15

•

•

—-—!-

Utilities

preferred..(quar.)
.-

Colorado

•

Stores,

5-15

»

•

2-15

/

Pwr. & Light Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
N. Y. New Haven Jk Hartford RR.—
5% convertible preferred A <accum.)

3-12

4-

2-15

1

—

Corp.

income

Nekoosa-Edwards

•

i
.J >Tobacco

City Water Co.
(

3-31

55c

—

2-19-

$1.18%

Industries,

New- common

" 1". '

+

1

(Cash dividend)

Corp. »(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus, 4%%

3-19

30e

—:—

:

which Is

!

•

'North

•

+

3-15

3-15

3-

Nehi

3-19

1

7c

Railroad

<■

-

-41.12%

preferred
(quar.)^_:
of Chattanooga—
preferied (quar.)__

5

3-30

7C:

.

3-15

3-31

3-

dividend

Nazareth

'

;—

4-4
+4-1

25c

(quar.)

National-Standard

5

35c

1;—

Railroad

,.

convertible

4-

4-

•

4-

50%-

—i

2-16-

3-1

45c

■

•New Jersey

-

<

;

4j/2%

:

5Da/tc

(quar.)
(quar.)

2rl5

■

85c

(s-a)__

com. .(quar.)

Gas Co.,

National Preferrrd

2-15

1

.

2r3A

2-25

4%

-investment

;

Inc.—

Petroleum

rJ,

,

..

2-15

30c

——-

-•2-1#-*

1

•*3-10

?

(decreased 1

National Stock Ser.

2-11

1

—

Industrial

125c

$4.50 preferred (quar.l
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—

1

$1.50

———■—

Merchandise

)

,

3-

3-10

5-

w__™.

3-

.

1

National Securities Series—

3-IB

5-

'

Iu-vestiUi company

^
\ *

•

.

Food

!

'
■?

(quar.)t--—
-----40c;
Central Steel & Wire Co. (qu*r.).___
25c
Central Surety- k Insurance (Kansas
City)— - ;
Quarterly
*.;
50c
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.'(quar.)
; 15c
Champion Paper'A Fibre Co., com. (quar.)-.'
50c

.

Stock

National Presto

2-11

$1

(initial)!.—

——

w;}Electrical
-■»>-'■

[

10c

(quar.)i___

1

5

00c

com.

new

3r

25c

(quar.)

Products

2-15

3

3-

25c

(quajr.)

10-22

-

V

Co.

4

3-10

4-

$2

Box

*. Chemical

,

»

'

Central Soya^ Co.

2-

.

B

3-

2-

60c

—

(Mass.)
(quar.)

Co.

-National Oats

1

75c

(quar.)

7-22

1

2-26

—

;National Food

*

Building

—-"4L12Va.
Ltd., ciass -A- (quar.)
,113c

Food Products;

Class

:
•

2-15

$1.25

preferred
(quar.)

Classes:

Aviation

Carson, Pirie, Boott «r Co.—
'~:~V "~4Y*Ti preferred (quar.)_,_Z_.—

•

2-4

93 %c
com.

1

3-10

92%C

(quar.)____.

preferred

4%%

'

Automobile

'

110c

Co.
(quar.)__
k Co.i common
V/4% 7 preferred
(quar.)

-

2-15

(contingent on approval
stockholders, April 21)

bond

Industry

■.

125c

(Carborundum

......

[

450c

___,

3-

$1.25

'• Low priced stock

v

l.,v

Investment

income)

3-15

oc"

Common stoelC

'

-

J...

30c '

Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse Co.,'Ltd._—,
:■

;

j

30c

Corp.

25c

Fuily.administered

'

441

Inc.

Burton-Fhxic

Canadian

"

-30c

LtdZ______________

1

(quar.)

8-

11-

3- 3

•

4'/4% (preferred (quar.)—

•

(From net Investment In-

Dredgffir,

2-

Institutional band

General

- -

,

25c

Ine

National Cylinder

,

Fuads:

25e
_

2-15

25c

(quar.)_

Go.

Mfg.

Seuthern

.Group Securities,
''

25e

(quar.)

Canada

•

Great

t-2%e

(quar.)

of

preferred

Gorham

41.25

(quar.)__-___

dividend

meeting

4.75%. convertible

4%%

,

—J-

17V2C

,(quar.)

4.40%. preferred
Gefber Products Co,,

-

41.5#

—

Bultdo- Gold

Burdine's,

;

•'BOc

common

preferred,

Bullock's,

.

1

Company,

Birfl»clc Fund", Ltd,

>

at

25c

common...

—

Baking

Stock

J25c

(quar.)

Brunswig Drug Co.
Budd

Ltd

preferred

'

,

(quar.)

Co.,

2-24
1

.$6

25c

£3:,4c

(quaa-.).>.

2-15

3-

preferred (quar.)
—
Telephone Corp.—
./Common
(Increased quar.)

128%c

(interim)_____

common

2-15

1

3-10

3-15

(quar.)___

I

93%tt-

(quar.)

(National Acme Co.

General

J25c

1

Brunswlck-Balke-Coilender

-

(quar.)

(quar.)—-".

Brorwn Shoe Co.
$5

.>50c

'

Banknote Co.,

Ab'Bigelow,

1

3-

$1

,

,

common

3-

37V2C
37'Ac

(quar.)
Corp., com.

2-I9»

3-12,;
5-

.

$3

•

—

Morgan (J. P.) & Co.
1 Motor
Products Corp.

8

—

preferred (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp.,

50c

(quar.)

2-

-

•

$5

$1.12 %

(quar.)

Co.,
preferred,

3a/V%

4%

32c

(quar.)

Ltd.—

1

8

fMonarch Mills

•

Co., $8 preferred
Corp. (quar.)
—_~
General Foods
Corp.- (quar.)
—
General Gas Cdrpi.
(quar.)________
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)_

$1.05

(quar.)
Co.,

3-

2-

1

50c

General Dynamics

$1.35

(quar.)_

Co.

Acceptance

General

53c

<k

3-

1

.

(quar.)—

•

Tool

'Monarch Machine
3-

15c

—

.2-49*

"

•

3-15

31%c-

-'

•

Bristol-Myers

Brown

(quar.)

;

Inc

G.)

2-23

25c

(quar.)

; z-2%

13%c

——

.Monarch Life Jnsurance Co.

'

15c

10c

(quar.)

$1 preferred (quar.)
General America
Corp.

25c

A

Co.

common

Kleiser

&

$1.50

2%c

(quar.)

Estate- Trust

14c

•

25c

quar.)„_

1

Cordage Co., Ltd.. class

this

(quar.)

com.

1

General

-

Babbs-Merrill,

5%

Foster

17 %c

2-

com.

H.)

Co.,

preferred

$4

t

(quar.)—
4%%. preferred

plus

(

$1.06V4

preferred

(M.

Flintkote

5c

Hills Power <fc Light,

preferred

Fishrnan

i.

(quar.)___

preferred, (quar.)

5%

•

■:

(quar.) ______
(see Marshall Field)

Extra

(quar.)

4.20%

preferred

Field .^Marshall)

.

$5c

<quar.)____

5.40%

.

25c

___

•

-

Inc.;

pfd.

Metropolitan Storage Warehouse iquar.)___
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co./_—
rMinneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co. Jquar.) ;(
(increased)
Minnesota Pwr. & Light Co., com

-

35c

<quar.)____:

'"

$1.06%-,

Scott Corp. (quar.)____

.Merritt-Chapman &

30c
37 % C

share

per

Products

3-12

27%c

-r

preferred—
redemption
on

for

$10.50

Enterprises,

$1.25

50c

;

(quar.)__

at

Federal

-40c

Extra

-

'

.

(quar.)

Black-Clawson Co.

;

conv. "1st

called

Electric

Y.) —

Heminway Co. (quar.)
Howell Co., com. (increased

issue

3 -12_

•

.5Va%-convertible preferred (quar.).—
-May Department Stores Co. (quar.) _______
f
.$3.75
preferred •••(quar.)
; : $3.75..-preferred-(1947
series)
(quar,)
$3.40- preferred
(quar.)_____
—
-Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.) ^—

20c

_______

Works__'__—

Co;, 6%

Federal

40c

Z_Z_Z

(quar.)______

Co." (reduced)

Gas

Co.___

2 '-t#-

.

'Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—

50c

(quar.)___

'

50c

,

4»/4%

& Co.,

Marshall-Wells

»

35c

(quar.)—'

common

Field

Marshall

•

-$1.4l'/4

dividend)

-,

-r

"

River

-Feb. .23

-

'

5%

_

Belding

$1:06%
' $1.10

-

3- 5

;

:

preferred

conv.

5Vi%> preferred- (quar.)

f

-

25 c

(quar.)

common

Corp.,

Farmer Bros.

34%c

(quar.)

preferred

Fall

-•

-

(N.

_____

-

_i_

$2

Resistor

•-(entire

20c

(increased)

(quar.)

Corp.

$1.20 preferred

_

37%c*

,

___

.

3-1
3- 5

y.

common^ (qu*r.)__—

lr2»-

2-li1

5®'

-50*

4U50-

.

______

'

PT

2-15

$1.50

-

I

2-19"'

5w

25s.

(qu»C.(—

(K D.) G%, fquar.)____
Extra.- 4^.—
1_—

-

2-

133%c,

5Va% preferred. (quw,)_.
&;Champagne- (quar.)

Electric,

Wines

Machine-Co.. (Mo.)

Caodis

■

"

"

-

preferred

.Fajardo Sugar

,

28c

______

Mfg. Co.

Co.

''

(qu«r.)__

«

t25c
40c

preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred (quar:)__

Erie

1

25c-

•

BeMen

Oil

—
•

CP.

-

4.50% ^preferred

40c

Products, Inc.

Bishop

2*t5r

Creamery

(S; Hi)

-

-

-—

r

(quar.)

& Shippers Insurance
Increased quarterly
Basic Refractories, Inc.

4%.%

3r-1
4*15

•

-

dividend).™-

Bankers

Bell <fc

3- 5/

preferred (quar.,
Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)

37% a
preferred.- fquar-)
"v'\ 65S
Lindsay- Chemical- GO. (quar,) ___—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp;-,.—-—:___!—____ ■50c*.
-Lord,Baltimore Hotel—
$1.75
.7%« non-cuinul.-«nd preferred (quar.)____.
-41.75
V
1%
non-cumql. 2nd .preferred (quar.)——
■+'.41.75
r
7% non-cumul. 2nd preferred .(quar.l^
17V2C
Luminator-Harrison, Jnc, (quar.l_____r____..$1.43%
Macco Corp., 5%Vr preferred (quar.)
25c
Mahon
(R, C.) Co. (quar.)_—
25c
Mmckintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.t
:——
$2.50
.Maine/Central RR. Co., 5% pfd. (accum.) _
35c
Maine "Public Service Co., common
(quar.)

30c

convertible '2nd

Equity CPrp.,

>'
'

_1

quaf.

'•4%

Atlas

"'*4.75
*' 115c

-

25c

...

City

75e

t

(viuar.
—__
tt.tZ'A
—Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Canada—:" */* '
165c
Increased
:-

preferred (quar/hiJ
".
S%% preferred, (quar.)________:
Arrow-Liqueurs (annual)!_____
Atlantic

2-15

—

Lincoln; Service Corp.,

mum.i

Equitable Gas Co.,

$1.75

-

,

•

2-15

.

'30c

preierreu

ElectTOlux

r-

1

Products, Inc. fqnar.V
/
I2%c
Aaderson Prichard Oil Corp.
(quar.: *,
40c -'
Arkansas-Missouri'Power Co.-—
"

-

,

1

2-25

Kuhlnian

,3- l

)_*___'!

5.65%

.

Anchor Post
>

3-

15c

(quar,)

convertible

$1.20

L« Salle

300.

(quar.)-

*•*'
'

41 ■'

;

(quar.)
preferred (quax.l

preferred

2-15'

30c

•

;—•'

4.25%

45

Common

4%

I

17ViC.

311/4 c

Mfnes/ Ltd™-^^__:_;_—_—_,
Corp,— '/.

B

0.3*yo7

" $1.25

7-%

3-

Kress

-

•

(initial)

Ampal-American

-

'

.

(quar.tl--Amertcan Radiator fc Stand.
Sanitary Corp.
'

2-15

15c

Knudsen

^

25c

,

'5/4' non-cumulailvev preferred

1

5

25c

JEddy.jBaper Co.,'Ltd., class A'_'_"

'•

Ltd.—

_

B-

iquar.)-—

(quar.

41.12%'TZ*;

(quar.)_„__

Class A

2il5

3-

;—

2-25.

Inc.—r

Lee

A

25c

_

Aaaerlcan

3-4

$4.50

25c

Metal Co., Ltd"., common.(quar.)
'4%-%. preferred ;(quar.v__i_t;__'„j__l__:l
American Pipe- &r Construction
'*•

15c
50c

County Land Co.—

Lansing, Stamping, (qnarv)

El-paso Natural Gas Co.—

"1

2814c

Amertcan

-

2-27

:-

i.'El Paso Electric Co., common <quar.-K———'
<"v $4^0
preferred (quar.)l__^__™;__—1--%,'

;

6

3U/40.

Class

...-.

5

3-

Common

Easy Washia* : Machine

;

2ac

(quar.)

31'Ac.

Class

25c

2-24-

s-a>

.

American Machine &
Foundry Co.

•

,

\

3-U

Johnson

&

Kerr-MCGee Oil Industries,

25c

preferred.

East Bufllvan

1

'

".

s.>.- 7%

2-; 3.;

35c

75c

(quar, )1___—'___i:—_—lr
St Biterurbab. Water—

a-i*

"

2-15

(increased

Y>

N.

(quar.)_!_

-preferred

<

r-3-18
*2-27

(quarterly) N
:
- —/'"Un* * '
prior preferred ;(^uar.)__"_"»_"__"_„._
-iMitt-" '

'

■>

Illinois—

1,

2-14

(quar.)'

of

$1

Co:

East St,' Lodis

3-15

;• 2-id

America* Can- Co., 7%.
preferred* (quar.)-l'
*43340
American P»c fears,
Ltd.2_" •' r 25fe
American Fire
&,Casualty'-(Orlando,- Flav)—w■) *"*''
Iacreasd annual'
I
American Greetings.
American

Eagla-Pieher

2-23

-

2-17

of

(quar.>__—

preferred

5^ preferred

3-1

R-i I

3-10

Co.

Ins.

(quar.)__

31'Ac

preferred

5%

5

50c

*

-

2-15;

3-1

HA*

.

3-45

35C

Co.

(qu#r.)_ll_—I———1.—
(qua*.)______—"

preferred
5%<

2-15

Kern

25c

$1.75

——

1

97

_!——

(quar.)
(quar.)

Gaj

Machine

Johnson

15c

■

1

v

'

(quar. >_i
SI
&/+%• convertible^ preferred,
(quar.' *$%«
•a««janfcated Leatfter Coe.^At* pfdi (q«ar.i>
*" 75e
Anaerleaa Bakeries Co:, common (-quar. >_'___ 56e
common

B

3-

Kekaha.Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
—
Kent-Moore Organization, Inc. (quar.)—__

2'/2c

(quar.)—:

2-lp

50c

Jersey

common

^

1

85c

130c

7%

r

1

3-

93 %c

(quar.)

preferred

Jacksonville
Jaeger

-preferred A- (quar.—
Durir»n Co., common, (quae.)——
—-

2-20

' 45<t

tquar.

Alexander

Hamilton Institute.
Affiance Mfg_ Co;
(quaim :
:.r," V

Class

2-25

37%c

*

Durham

■t.

1-15

4.20%"

110c
125c

(quar.)

1

4-

35c

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)__

preferred

:

A

Co.,

Co.,

preferred

3.90%.

.

110c

——

(quar.)__~_______—
preferred (quar.)
Electric Mfg. Co._
Hosiery Mills, class A
1

Drug

.Duncan

Inc.—

convertible

Wire

Dow

3.75%'
•

Ltd., common___

(quar.):

Co.,

preferred

44

3-15fc-

3-15

15c

3-15

4-

-60C

-

(quar.)_!_

Service

"

115c

Ltd

Steel,

Chemical,

Industries

Chemical

Dow

3-15

1

&

Douglas Oil Co. of Calif,

-

■

"

!____

4-

Tar

Public

Iowa

62 V2C

30c

(quar.)
preierred

•4.80%

45c

(quar.)

preferred A

Common

-

30c

;

preference (quar.)
Donohue Brothers, Ltd._;

of Ittc.

4-1

130c

(quar.)

Electric Light & Power Co.—

Iowa

90c

(quar.)
(quar.)_^—_______

Payable of Rec.

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Share

;

.

$1

Dover
___

Alloys,

convertible

Dominion

-Holder*

Payable

Yard

Cement

common

Dominion Structural
1

Ltd.—

(quan-)__

Acme- Aluminum

When

■

Co.,

'"•*

Dr.• Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dominion Stores,' Ltd.
(quar.)___—

show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
we

■Per

Stock

Portland

Cup

5%

follow with

we

Union

Diamond
•

indicate

we

during the current week. Then

second table

a

Name of Company

•

4-15^

4-15

.

-8-34

3-29

'

:

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(-318)

Monday, February 8, 1954

...

/
Share

of Company

Per

Holders

When

Per

Name

Alabama

,-Polaroid Corp. (stockholders approved a pro¬
posal to pay a 50'/* stock dividend on the
common stock ).
I
Portsmouth Steel

5% %

convertible

Public

of

Metals

Pressed

Corp.—

1st

of

(accum.)

3-

l

2-16

All

3-

1

2-10

Allied

——

2-15

1

2-15

Altes

30c

3-

1

2-12

3-

1

2-12

$1

3-15

2-16

20c

_

3-10

3-15

preferred series A iquar.)
Valley Gas (Texas)
Robinson. Little & Co., Ltd., com.
Class

preference

A

of

5%

Corp.

Ages

Rockwell

&

Co..

(quar.).A

(quar.)

3-30

2-15

25c

Co.

50c

<quar.)_

37V2c

(quar. 1

common

Class

class

B

'

:

___

Royalite

Oil

J
—

(quar. )„____

Co.,

3-

8

Aluminium,
Aluminum
$3.75

5

>A %

Co.

Ambrook

5

2-20

American

2-26

2-15

Louis)
American

Ltd

—___.—

1

3-15
3-15
1-22

American

Can

25c

2-

1

1-22

American

Car

3-

1

2-11

Common

3-

1

2-15

T/o

3-

1

2-15

*62 %c

3-

2-12

1

American

&

American

3-15

3-

1

3-15

3-

1

5%

convertible

preferred

A

(quar.)

$1.25

6-15

6-

1

preferred

Sayre

Fisher

&

Scott
Searle

Co.

&

D.)

(G.

Securities

5%

Brick

Fetzer

&

Co.

$1.25

9-15

9-

1

(quar.)

$1.25

12-15

12-

1

American

5c

iquar.)

30c

—

60c

(quar.)__
Corp., common— u_.—
—

preferred

series

A

3-

3-15

American

American-Marietta

1

4-

1

3-10

4-

1

3-10

25c

series

B

Mfg.

Corp.

(increased

Signal

Co.

Oil &.Gas,

Class

B

5%

(H.)

2-

2-15

1

Simonds

Sivyer

&

Saw

Steel

Smith

(T.

L,),

Southern

Steel

6%'

Spring

Southwest

Bed

Natural

Class

A

Southwestern

Electric
States

Oil

334%

Service

B

&
1

Finance

6%

convertible

Stetson
Stifel

(John

(J.

2-15

25c

1

2-15

62V2C

3-

1

2-15

3-

1

2-12

2-

Ainoskeag

(quar.)__

3-19

1

24c

3-

3-

3-15

28c

—

(quar.)

5

3

2-10

1

preferred

2nd

preferred

2-10

3-15

3-

1

$2.50

3-15

3-

1

Arkansas

Fuel

_!_

3-15

3-

1

Arkansas

Louisiana

37%c

3-15

3-

1

Armco

3" 1

2-15

2-11

.2-1

2-16

2-10

15c

$1

5c

__

(initial

5%

preferred

B

Tide

Water

Timken
Title

Stock

&

dividend

Cash

Tokheim

&

Tremont

5%
Twin

Disc

United

profit
United

5%%
Vick

(N.

5c

2-24

2-10

25c

4-

1

3-12

4-

1

3-12

31 'Ac

4-

1

3-12

25c

3-

1

2-

75c

3-10

Y.)

Forging

sale

2-26

30c

2-27

25c

3c

Co.

pref.

4%

&

Co.,

Auto

Oil

(George),

Wiebolt

Stores,

$4.25
Wood

H.i

&

(3 7/lOc

Collieries

Bagdad

3-

3-

1

5
1

2-12
2-15
2-12
2-15

3-10

2-25

2-15

1-29

35c

3-

2-20

3

75c

3-

4-

1

3-15

75c

pfd.

3-10

50c

(quar.)

3-

2

2-15

5c

3-15

3-

1

1

iquar.ti.

(quar.)

*$1.12 V2

3-

1

20c

4-

1

3-19

75c

common

4-

1

3-li)

...

(quar.)

Woodard Governor Co.

3-12

2-15

$1.06'4

(quar.)

4-

1

3-19

*$1.37'/a

(quar.7

pfd.

3-

1

2-15

32VaC

3-

5

2-19

Copper

oes

in

being given in the
preceding table.
Per

Name 0/ Company
ABC

Vending Corp.

Stock

Advisers

Aeroquip

Share

(s-a)

Fund,

Corp.

Inc._

:

II

(quar.)

Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores,
Air

Reduction

4.50%

Aircraft
Alabama

$3.50

Co.,

preferred
Radio
Gas

prior

Ltd.

common

preferred



l

2-

1

2-

5,

3-

1

2-

5

3-

1

2-

5

*50c

Class

4-29

4-

8

7-29

7-

8

*50c

10-29

10-

4-29

4-

8

7-29

7-

8

10-29

10-

8

25c

4-20

$5

Beck

Co.

Belleterre

Quebec

Berkshire

Fine

4%

preferred

Best

Co.

&

7%>

Binks

Mfg.

Birtman

(quar.i—

27 'Ac

2-13

1-29*

(quar.)

33'Ac

2-13

1-29

E

(quar.l_!

33c

2-13

1-29

5.36%

33'Ac

85c

3-

2

2-10

3-

2

2-10

5%

3-

1

2-15

5.20%

7-

5

6-28

3-

9

2-

3-

1

2-10

Canada

3-

1

2-10

Canada

25c

Black,

Sivalls

4.75%

9

&

4.25%

com.

(quar.)

—

Co.

6%.

i___

Class

1-29

Canada

3-

1

1-29

22'Ac

3-

1

2-

1

Holders

Payable of Rec
3-15

2-19

3-15

2-19

18c

2-15

1-22

3-

2-15

1

of

net

1

2-

1

Canada

3-

1

2-

1

5%

3-

1

3-31

12'Ac

3-31

2-

1

Ltd.

(quar.)

2-16

3-15

3-

1

3-

Blumenthal

Bohn

Borden

1

dividend—1

Carpenter

Paper Co.

Carpenter

Steel Co.

Carreras,

1

3-17

Borg-Warner

3-

1

1-29

5

2-18

Boston

$1.12 Va

3-

5

2-18

Bourjois,

10c

2-15

2-

3%2%

Inc.,

1

2-11

Carrier

2-11

Case

I.)

3-

1

2-11

25c

Caterpillar

2-23

4.50%'

preferred

2-19

4.70%

preferred

iquar.)
Central Public Utility Corp.

2-

Central

5%

2-19
3-12

2-11

3-12

2-11

3-15

2-19

5

Hose

$2.75

2-23

2-

8

3-19

3-

5

Channing

3-

1

2-

1

Chase

3-15

3-

1

Brach

Brantford

J.)

Belt

4-20

4-

4-

3-10

1

1

$1

4-

1

3-10

4-

1

3-10

*80c

3-15

3-

1

National

(quar.)_

common

Rubber

(quar.)__!

preferred

Sons

Co.

-(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Cordage Co., Ltd.,

class A

3-

1

2-12

50c

3-

5

2-19

all'A%

3-

8

1-13

3-

1

2-15

4-

1

3-12

4-

1

3-12

50c

2-10

1-20

$1.05

2-10

9

Chicago,

1

Chicago

3-

1

2-26

22-

Chicksan

1

Chilton

2-12

3-

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

4-

1

3-10

4-

1

3-10

5%

$1.183A

3-

1

2-15

6%

3-15
3-

1

2-

8

3-12

3-

1

2-15

4-

1

3-15

2-15

1-25

Gas

5%

Clayton

1

1

2-23

Cleveland

4-

1

3-21

$4.50

2-10

12-31

3-10

2-26

3-23

3-

1

3-

1

com.

Co.,

com.

Texas

&

3-30
2-

3-

1

3-

2

4-

1

32-

1
9

2-10

3-17

20c

2-25

2-15

Inc.,

preferred

683Ac

2-15

2-

3-20

3-

1

5

75c

4-

1

3-

3-

1

2-

4

2-15

1

2-18

2-10

2-15

2-

2-15

1-15

2-15

1-15

2-15

5

Pacific
$1.25

3-

1

6-

1

9-

1

8-15

12-

1

11-15

$1

3-

8

2-11

50c

3-

5-15

1

2-19

62'Ac

3-31

3-12

25c

3-15

2-24

36c

3-15

2-24

15c

3-12

2-26

(quar.l_.

2-15

65c

(quar.)

1-20

5

4-

1

3-

3-

1

2-10

50c

3-

1

2-10

10c

3-

1

2-16

10c

4-

1

$1.12 V2

4-

1

3-16

75c

3-10

2-25

10c

2-26

2-11

50c

3-

$1.12%
87V2c
—

(monthly)

I

(quar.)

Products

Co.

Hardware,
shares

(Two

redeemable

(quar.)

preference

class

A

share

-—

(quar.)
class A

of

1

—

3-16

(stock

non-assessable

shares

(20c

par)
2-15

held)

Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colorado Central Power Co. (monthly)

87'Ac

5

3-31

1-29
2-

9

3-16
2-15

3-

1

10c

4-

1

3-15

20c

2-15

1-20

$1.06%

2-15

2-

10c

Monthly
Monthly
Gas System
Pictures

preferred

Columbian

Inc.,

(quar.)

Corp.—

(quar.)_

Carbon

Co.

Credit

Co.

(increased

Commodore

Hotel,

Inc.

1

50c

(quar.)

Commercial

(increased)

quar.) —

5

+25c

Aluminum

dividend)

$4.25

1

3-

2-20

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

Co.

Chemical

Columbia

3-

25c

——_

(quar.)

Foods,

Columbia

3-19

$1.25

guaranteed

Clorox

2-17

7

$1.25

4%

2-

2-17

1

4-

3-29

75c

—

(quar.)

3-25

3

3-

1

5-

$1.50

(quar.)

1

3-15

5

3-20

75c

Pittsburgh RR.—

4-

3-

1-30

4-15
2-15

$1.25

preferred

2-15

3-10

1-15

50c

12'Ac

—

(monthly)

1-28

2-15

$1.12%

(monthly)

2-15

2-11

3%

guaranteed

each

4

1-30

25c

common

4 V2 %

1

3-

2-10

87'Ac

—

7%

Clinton

1

2-10

2-20

50c

(quar.)

Electric

&

4-

15c

(quar.)__

(quar.)—;

Common

1

35c

50C

2-10

—

(quar.)
(quar.)

3-16

4-

25c

$1

Co.,

Orleans

preferred

Cleveland

for

60c

(quar.)

Lambert'Mfg. iquar.)
Illuminating, com.

&

3-

3-12

2-25

Telephone—

Ry.

convertible

4-

8

3-15

3-15

50c

(quar.)
(quar.)_^

Co.

1-29

1
1

—

Controller,

2-15

$1.21

Stamping Co. (quar.)
Products
Corp.
I quar.i

4.80%

1-29

2

4-

Auto

City
Clark

1-20

3-

4-

———

preferred

Service

2-10

29c

iquar.)

(N. Y.)

Electric

New

5%

$2

2-

40c

(quar.)__

cz

preferred
preferred
preferred

Cities

2-15

30c

dividend

Cincinnati,
Ry.,

1

5TTC-

—

(quar.)—

Company

Cincinnati

*25c

25c

Co.

Stock

3-

Building Corp.—

Corp., $3 preference
Yellow Cab Co

1

2-15

$1.18

—~—

Ohio

1

1

$1.04

convertible

2-

1

&

2-15

3-

—

preferred (quar.)
Burlington & Quincy RR.—

3y2%

1-20

2-

iquar. 1

Chesapeake

1

2-15

25c

21c

(quar.)
Bank

3-

$1.25

$1.17%

4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.i——
—
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)——

2-

87'Ac

(quar.)

1-29

—

Unadilla

&

Common

2-23

75 c

!_

2-15

(s-a)_————

Engineering

Corp.

Chenango

2-19

43'Ac

(quar.)

*$1.25

—

(quar.)

Commerce

1-30

(quar.)

2

1-22

$1.12'A

Corp. (quar.)
Service—

(annual)

A

Chambersburg

12c

3-

(quar.)

—

—

3-20

Corp.

2

2-

25c

(final)

iquar.)

Co

3-31

Co.

2-

2-15

__:

preferred

1-25

75c

&

,&

2-15
2-15

(quar.)

preferred

2-10

net

—

(E.

1

1

4.15 %

Cochrane-Dunlop

:

Corp.,

Common

Chain

Public

Vermont

Club

&

2-22

2-22

—

(quar.)_——

West

South

&

Central

3-18

Brass

*25c
*20c

*12'Ac
40c

(quar.)—

common

1

2-10

Bearing

3-

Co.,

3-

2-15

&

class A

$1.75

1-29

3-31

Co

Ltd.,

ordinary

2

25c

1953)

2-26

preferred

3-

3-11

in

1

(quar.)

Tractor

20c

realized

4-

preferred (quar.)——
Central Foundry Co., 5%; pfd. (quar.) —
Central Louisiana Electric Co., com. (quar.)

50c

gains

*25c

—

(quar.)—

Common

(quar.)

2-15

4.20%

2-23

30c

(11c from

1

common——

preferred

2-23

3-15

62'Ac

Inc.

1

*20c

3-

Co.,

for "B"

Co.,

common

Roller

3-

7%

3-15

3-15

$1.06'A

(quar.)__

Bower

20c

(J.

(quar.)

Inc.

1

2-

Corp.

1

35c

(quar.)

2-

1

(quar.)——

rets,

3-

Electric—

&

common

5

87 VaC

dep.

3-

$1.183A

(quar.).

preferred
Woven

Amer.

40c

15c

common

3-15

1

3-

Ltd.

4-

5%

!

1

3-

50c

1

3-17
3-17

50c

increased 1

4-

—

5%

1

City

(quar.).

1-30

3-15

*20c

Ltd.————,—,

Cos.,

Utilities,

$1.75

common

1

*$1.25

—

Oil

Canadian

4-

1-30

3-10

*$1.25

(interim)—___—__

Foundry

1

50c

Co. * (quar.)

3-

&

4-

Co.—

(quar.)—

(Sidney)

Aluminum

Car

Ordinary

*65c

1

—

(quar.i—:

Ltd.

2-15
4-

2-19
2-10

_————_

(quar.)—

iquar.)

Ltd.

Vinegars.

4-

50c

Tobacco,

Boeing Airplane

pfd.

preferred

50c

50c

iquar.)

Corp.—___—

1

2-15

*15c

——

5%

Safeway,

2nd

3-

*30c

——_—

Mortgage

3-20

$32'Ac
* 10c

—:_.—.——

Permanent

Canadian

2-17

*25c
:

Foundries, Ltd.

Canadian

„-2- 5

3

*5c

(s-a)

Associates

(quar.)„

Ltd.—

Co.,

iquar.)

3-10

8

3-

*35c

pfd.

pref.

$1.30

Sugar

Canadian Breweries,

3-

3-15

A

Canada

1-29

'8

3-

50c

common

3-10

25c

^

(quar.)„

A

434%

Mutual Fund,

capital

Ltd.,

Dominion

Iron

Canada

1-29

Co.—

Extra

3-

59c

Foundry

Cannon

1-29

2-13

2-13

——__—.—

Cement.

2-12

16'Ac

(quar.I

preferred

Blue Ridge

&

Foils, Ltd.;

Chicago

iquar.)

(Phila.),

Bros.

Wyant

&

1

*75c

Cement

Valley Gas

Bliss & Laughlin,

Canada

3-

Ltd.—

preferred (quar.)

Bloch

(initial 1

Quarterly

$1.25

Bryson,

preferred

Blauner's

(quar.)

H

,2-13

32'Ac
$0.2965

iquar.l—

F

G

preferred

3-12

45c

%

Ltd., class
(quar.)

Co.

preferred

Blackstone

preferred

preferred

15c

$1.75

...

common

Electric

5

1-30

C

$1.06

Co.,

stock

2-

1

2-15

D

2 'A %

(quar.)

Co.,

3-

37'Ac

preferred

Class

J

Co.

5

preferred

25c

I

Corp.,

2-

15c

(quar.i—

2-11

preferred

Chamber of

Inc..

Manufacturing

20c

4.40'/

10c

(ouar.)

preferred

Bibb

1

1-29

5.28%

and

income

(quar.)
Steel

3-

5.30%

31'Ac

(quar.)

iquar.)

Bethlehem

2-

2-15

9

25c

&

5

2

3-15

5

*5c

Bessemer .Limestone

3-

37'Ac

2-25

50c

(quar.)—

(quar.)___

Mines

$1.12'A

2-

4.75%

Spinning

5

2-

$1.25

(quar.)

common

Corp.,

2-

3-15

$1.25

:___

Conn,

(quar.i

Shoe

—

iquar.)—

$4.50

(s-a).

Ry.

&

Co.,

2

12'Ac

—_

1

2-19

3-

2-23

*75c

S.)

(A.

Corp.

2-

2-27

Co.—

Ry.

(quar.)

preferred

35c

II

Fe

(quar.)

Mills, Inc.

$1.40

Co.

Power

3*15

10c

3-19

15c

;—-—:

Co

2-15

50c

$1.25

B

Lumber

31c

(quar.)———

5%

Packing

37'Ac

(quar.)

Ltd.—:

,preferred

—

(quar.)
.'_r!_

8

Water Service—

$1.50

—

_;

preferred

Laboratories.

Beaunit

Byron

$1.31 'A

iquar.)

corn,

Paper Co.,
(quar.)

A

quar.)—

—

50c

Canada-.!

of

—

$1.25 conv. pfd.

59 %c

Line

Manufacturing

*10c

(quar.)

(quar.)

California

9 3 34 c

—

(quar.),

(quar.)

preferred

~~

(quar.)

Corp
Corp.,

When

2%
7'/aC

(quar.)__

(quar.)

California

2-10

5

75c

Corp

preferred

4»/4 %

Barber-Ellis

"I

common

1-29

3-

investment income and 32'/2c from balance

30c

IIII!
II

dividend

Electric

2-10

75c

(stock dividend)
Hydro-Electric Co., com. (quar.)

Blaw-Knox

previous

not include divi-

Cement

$1

A

Corp.

preferred

5%

mounced

——

Baker-Raulang Co.

2-26

3-

——

investment

Ayshire

3-12

12c

1 quar.i

5'A%

from

Bathurst Power

4-17

Calaveras

20c

from capital gains)

6 3/lOc

Barcalo

2-15

2-5

Axe-Houghton Fund Class A—

Barymin Co.,

1

2-15

Corp.—

2-19

2-26

—

(quar.)

of

Co.,

convertible

Common

iquar.)

Co.

Ltd., 4%%

Cp.,

Plywood

2-15

5-

Co._

RR.

2-15

25c

(quar. i_.

preferred

(G.

Line

Refining

1

15%c

iquar.)

L_

Inc.,

preferred

Coast

2

30c

preferred

1

3-

$1.05

preferred

Bymart-Tintair,

*$1.12'A

dividend)

Atlantic

Beaver

Fields

Weston

6%

2-24

40c

Supply

8

5

3-

87'/2c

(quar.)J_
preferred (quar.)
Jackson Co.
(quar.)——

4%2%

1
1

62'Ac

Air

Atlantic

2-11
2-15

1

3-

3-

25c

—_

Santa

Co.

2

*75c

—

(quar.i

common

convertible

Western

3-10

3-

3-15

Electric Co.—

3-

7c
(s-at

Washington Mutual Investors Fuhd—
Quarterly from net investment income—
Watervliet
Paper Co

Western

2-11.
2-

1

J50c

$1.25

(stock

3-

*27 VaC

preferred

3-

15c

iquar.)„—

—

common

3-15

30c

(quar.)—.

&

Line

4%

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Wire

City

$1.25

3-15

81'Ac

(quar.)

Corp.

Coast

Baxter

(quar.)

5%

12-31

3-11

Concen¬

&

Co

Brothers,

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Charlotte

&

Terminal

Bush

$0.47917

(quar.).

Atlantic

7%>

•

from

securities..—
A

2-15

2-26

2-10

*$1

1

$1

(increased

Corp.

California

quar.)—_

(quar.)

3-

c

75c

____

Depot,

2-15

5%

common

25c

_____

preferred

25c

._

(s-ai—

Co.

Common

Atlas

Class B

3-

30c

—

class

Topeka

Atchison,

Atlantic

common

27'Ac

com.

Goods

50c

iquar.)

62 "2

class

Co.

Dry

2nd

Class

6%

2-16

2-25

35c

__

.

common

Class B

$1

—

2-11

2-26

30c

(quar.i.

and

Mining

2-

3-15

5c

75c

6%.' 2nd preferred (quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining Co., common
$5 preferred (quar.)

Atlantic

Class B

50c

+

com.

Gas

preferred

$1.50

5

50c

—

iquar.)

Associated

5.25%

2-

1-20

2-25

—

preferred iquar.).—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)

Bangor

Co

common

of

Ltd.,

Walgreen Co.

Weeden

8

2-19

—

—

income

Machinery

Chemical

Washburn

Co.

2-11

Fund—

on

Corp.,

2rl2
2-11

—

iquar.i__

preferred

Vinco

,

___

investment

Steel,

Vancouver

2-11

1

3-1

1

(quar.)

iquar.).—

Steel

Inc.,

Clutch

3-

1

—

(quar.)...

Science

from

4c

Co.

Co.

Trust

Electric,

preferred

1-30

2-15

31 V4c

iquar.)

Building

Tung-Sol

1

3-

10%

Williams

3-

3-

income)
(quar.)

(quar.i

iquar.)..

Corp

Transue

3-15

$1.12V2

____

Oil

initial)

2-15

20c

*50c

2-15
2-1

3-15

r$4

Common

—

dividend

2-15

25c

,_!

common

Trust

2-15

1

$1.1834

series)

Bearing

1

3-

U2V2C

(quar.)

Associated

Roller

Guarantee

3-

$1.37 Va

investment

Inc.,

preferred

2-15

1

Ltd.—

iquar.)

(quar.)_____

5%

2-10

3-

27c

(quar.l____

(Canada 1,

iquar.)

(from

2-26

10c

(quar.)

Markets,

2-15.,

,

50c

iquar.)—

preferred

50c

_

(quar.)___

Inc.

Fund,

Thorofare

37 l/2c

Corp.—

preferred

Texas

Cork

Armstrong

4%%'

2-15

preferred

2-15

1

12'Ac

Burry Biscuit Corp.,

(quar.)—

Corp.

Corp.

7-15

8-2

3-16

4.50%

Steel

B

1

com.

2-18

2

3-

:———

1

common

preference-.—,—

Burroughs

(quar.)

Oil

Class

3-

4.75%

preferred

4-15

1

$1

-

5-

4-16

Transmission,

1

1

*50c

pref
A

3-12

pfd. (initial)

preferred

Service

25c

*6c

preferred

preferred

convertible
Public

Class

2-19

common

25c

65c

1st

3-

*50c

3-12

(quar,)—

Ltd.,

Corp.,

Argus

12-31

Class A

1

(quar,)—.

Oil Corp.

Argo

5

3-31

(quar.).

2-15

Eastern

participating

% $3

preferred

1

5.50%.

4-

3-

(quar.)—

3-31

—

preferred

3-

Texas

2-15

preferred

27 'Ac

iquar.)_

common

$2,36

65c

preferred

2-15
2-

4%

3 7'Ac

(quar.)——

Inc.

Co.,

$1.10

____

& Carson

Farms

Arizona

preferred (quar.)—
5.20%
prefeired (1952 .series) (quar.)—„
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
Superior Tool & Die Co. „(quar,)__—
Swan-Finch Oil, 6%
preferred (quar.)_

Pearson

Arden

2-17

2-16*

convertible

Anheuser-Busch,

3-19

10-15

5%

2-19

30c

4.20%/ preferred
(quar.r_—~—
3V2% preferred (quar.)———:—
Burns & Co., Ltd.,
class A preference

Campbell,

3-26

1

Taylor,

2-19

1

15c

Mills Corp., common

Burlington

$2.25

9

2

Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%

1

3-

25c

—!_»

dividend).:
Ltd

Sullivan

&

$1.12%

(s-a)

3-10

50c

(quar.)

1

1

Co.-—

preferred

$4.50

4-

3-

preferred

33-

(initial)

Co.

Works Co., 6%

4-15

11-

Transit

3-

on

(reduced)

trating

(quar.)

————

Water

4V2 %

$1

2nd

$1.25

..

Co.—

new

(initial)

;

(increased

Co.

—

2-19

9

30c

Syracuse

.

3-10

1

(quar.)_„

4%

Extra

3-15

•

5.20%

8

<

$1

$1,12-/a

_

com.

1

2-15,

(quar.)———______

(stock
Dredging,

50c

iquar.)

2-

_

Co.,

1-29
2-

Co.,

30c

Co

2-26

15c

—

(quae)

I

2-

1

iquar.)

Co.

Hill

Bunker

Butler

Refining

&

2-15

(quar.)

(quae,)--

$4

2-10

2-15

3-10

Forge

25c

93%c

(quar.)

preferred

5

20c

iquar.)——

Foundries

Armstrong Rubber,

2nd

3-10

3-

Co.

(quar.)_

pfd.

par)

Development

3-

„

$4

3-15

41c

—

60c

—

Whatley, Davin & Co,
Service—

50c

(quar.)

——

25c

iquar.)

Electric

3-12

(quar.)___:

33c

10c

2nd

3-12

J.

Building

Tobacco

4-

(quar.)— A

Gas

American

2-16

Sons

Propane

Steel

50c

„

$4

Suburban

Ship

$1.50

8

&

Smelting

American

■_

(quar.)

-

Suburban

Gold

1

(special)

Corp.,

common

Inc.

Co.

American

American

* 10c

Stockton.

Mfg.

1

gains)

Seating

2-19

60c

—

Co.

2-

1

3-

this divi¬

plus

iquar.)

Machine

&

Buffalo
Buicks

$5

(quar.)

capital

2-19

___.

A

(quar.)

redemption

share

Mfg.

Falls

Die

1-22

4-

-

Co,, iquar.)

Research

(From

2-

class A

preferred

Hill

1-21

4-

(initial)

—

A

Pulley

American

1

com.

1

3-

preferred

$4

(quar.)— ___—

Buckeye Pipe Line Co.

2-23

$3

.___

37%2C

Corp.,

(quar.)

B)

L.)

American

3-10

2

—___

preferred

6%

2-15

3-10

American

3-

(Ohio), common (quar.)

quar.)

preferred

9

3-15

(quar.)

Telephone,

preferred
Radio, Ltd., class A
Supply Co. (quar. i

Loan

Class

4-

1

3-

Fuel

State

2-16

5-

3-

!

—...

Standard
State

Co.

3-12

15c

$1.32 preferred (quar. )•______
Spartan Mills (quar.)————,
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Standard

*35c

$4

25c

(quar.)

Southwestern

2-15

Chemical—

(quar.)

______

A

for

per

Co.

Sharpe

2-15

15c

(s-a)

($20

(quar.)

B

—

pfd.

*H*

5c

Ltd., 4'A%>

&

Class

*$1.25

!_

$6

1

$1.75

Co.—

(Md.)

Co.,

American

preferred

Gas,

Potash

2

(quar.)—

iquar.)

_!

conv.

Meter

2

15c

——

Co

Castings.

American

3-

Ltd.—

preferred

3-

$1.10

1

3-22

1

30c

&

4c

_

(quar,)
Corp.
(monthly)-

Products,

3-

15c

com.

$1.10

$1
Rubber

Brown

Buck

Co.

preferred

conv.

2

Ltd._____

quar.)—r—

redeemable

Metal

Va %

2

37%c

quar.)

Co.,

5

4-

__

Sons,

&

4-

75c

preference
Corp.,

called

$100

at

95c

(quar.)

Distillers

issue

1

Brown

Buell

(quar.)

American Metal Co.,
American

4-

(quar.)

A

Strapping

preferred

5%

class

—

Canada.

(quar.)___

Signodc- Steel
Simon

of

CO

(quar.)———

Co., common

:i 50 c

(quar.)

Sherwin-Williams

Co.

LaFrance-Foamite

*56V4C

(quar.)—

preferred

(Entire

April

1st

conv.

preferred

35c

Petroleum

8

Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—

Sheller

Israel

American

4%

$5

2-

Apartments

1-29

from

___

Power

Indemnity

2-

2-15

10c

______,

4%%

2- 8

2-10

(St.

(quarterly

Products

2-15

1

3-

3H4C

(quar.)
Co._.

Water

Co.

(quar.)

Electric

Home

Co.,

2nd

2-27

2-15

"

preferred

Shasta

&

$3

Brown-Forman

Bululo

Cable

&

Foreign

Gas

American

(extra-)-—.

Acceptance

American

(quar.)___—_

A

3-1

50c

75c

Furniture

American

preferred A

*$1.31

income):

preferred

Chain

American

$1.25

convertible

2- 8

(quar.)

non-cum.

62 Vac

convertible

3-15

1

& Foundry

(quar.)'-.--——

5%

1

3-

Co/(quar.)

investment

common_j_H—

5%

4-

,

Insurance

Shares

1

A

Ry.,

2-20

50c

Business

1

preferred

Francisco

3-10

40c

Brown

3-15

dend)

_

2-

convertible

Louis-San

2-26
1-29

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

(quar.)

4-

5%

8t.

2-26

Garden

1- 7;

*37'Ac

$3

3-10

3-

-

Co.—

3-10

Canada, Ltd.—

of

Automobile

12»/2C

Gas

Brooklyn

5

(quar.)

37»/2c

Taunton

2-15

8

T

2-22

Ltd., class A (s-a)

Stores

3-10

2;

*25c

America,

4-

net

Brockton

Holder*

Payable 0} Rec,

20c

Columbia Packers,

$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.40% preferred B ;(quar.i—

1-25

2-17
2-15

933/4C

(quar.)

of

preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.-_

2-25

2-11

*

1954 in Canadian funds

7,

1-30

„

2-15

t50c

2nd

2-15

3-

Ltd.

preferred

1

Broadway-Hale

3-10

Share

,

5c

(quar.)„

common

preferred

4%

3-10

3-

Co.,

Co.

Aluminum

2-

1

"

ord. share outstanding

each

on

Jan.
British

50c

—

12 y2c

Theatre, Inc., SI.50 pfd. (quar.)
Roy Crown Bottling (Ky.), com. (quar.)—
preferred

1

3c reduced

1

3-15

1

'

y

Brazilian Traction Light & Power cGm stock
dividend (l-20th of an ordinary share and

4-

40c

—

$1.25

——

Roxy

5%

3-

Brewing

Extra

Name of Company

3-

30c

(quar.)

90c

—_

(quar,)__

A

1

Co.

$1.25

prior preferred
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)

5%

Rogers Corp.,

J25c

_

(quar.)

Manufacturing

Rockwood

3-19

4-

60c

(quar.)

Grande

Rock

,

40c

(quar.)

common

$4

Rio

3- 1

2-15

30%c

3-19

-3-5

1

2-17

14c

(s-a)

Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co

—

Corp.,

preferred

2-1*5

1

3-

Extra
Paper Co.

Co., .7%

l

3-

Kid

tp- -VA

3-15

60c

.___

3-19

When

Per
*»

5c

Control

3-

Allied

1

10c

Dye Corp. (quar.)

Holders

4-1
4-

35c

(initial)

Co.

50c

20c

4.90%' preferred (quar:)_„_____:._—_____
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)!

Textile

Allied

&

,

$3

.___

(quar.)_;

Engineering

Chemical

$1.05

—

$1.25

87 Vac

(quar.)

Riegel

preferred

American

1334c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)_

preferred

(quar.)

v/4-

$1.15

preferred

(quar.i

Vitksburg Ry.

27c

Indiana,

preferred

4.32%

Rhinelander

Alan

25c

preferred

3%%■

,

2-15

1

3-

4.20%

preferred
&

(s-a)
Wood Steel Co.; common (quar.)

5%

America-,

Co.

Service

25c

———_

Utilities Mfg.

Preferred

,

Corp.

Power Co.,

4.60%
Alabama

.,

When

Payable of Ric.

■Share

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

(Continued on page 44)

3-10

2-15

65c

3-31

3-

1

15c

2-15

2-

3

Number 5297

Volume 179

(619)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

Stock-Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for

STOCKS

Previous

39% Sep

Lowest

Highest
5

Jan

29

112

Jun

25

8% Sep

14

3% Sep

15

6% Jan

20

6

11 Va Jan

19

5% Jan

5

7% Feb

2

9% Jan

23

Laboratories

ABC

Vending

ACP-Brlll

31

26% Jan

6

20% Jan

4

Jan

20

Acme

14

35% Jan

2

27% Jan

4

30% Jan

19

Adams

28% Jan

29

Adams-Mlllis

22

24'A Jan

Jun

16

59% Jan

27

58

Jan

5

61% Jan

26

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp

6

19

Jan

4

21

Jan

27

Admiral

6

7% Jan
49% Feb

4

8% Jan

15

5

50 Va Jan

6

24

Jan

4

25

Feb

3

26'

32% Jan

31

14
3

52

Nov

10

22 % Oct

8

29% Jan

8

Oct

15

114% Jan

5

105 'A Jan

4

107

Jan

Mar 11

155% Feb

3

156

2 Va Jan

4

101

10% Mar

150

Jun

3

2

Sep

11

17

3% Apr

14

21% Dec

15

Sep

70

160

Aug 10

31

20% Jan

Feb

27

72

74

Affiliated

3

28

23% Feb

4

Feb

2% Jan

5

Jan

12

Feb

4>/b Feb

5

12

154 % Jan

19

4%%

Sep

14

130

Sep

15

78

Oct

9

81

Aug 24

25% Sep

15

39

Jan

6

28'A Jan

4

33

Jan

25

Feb

4

98

Jan

13

101

Feb

5

May

8

93

Jan

8

94

10% Mar

3

8% Jan

6

Jan

152

Sep

1

104

87% Sep

18

98

8% Oct

6

9-1

146

5

Jan

80

86% Feb

6

Jan

Inc

Corp

Jan

15

9% Feb

5

Alien

Industries

Allied

Chemical

Allied

Kid

15

76% Jan

2

72% Jan

8

78% Feb

29

22

Mar 25

17'A Jan

11

18% Jan

20

24% Oct

28

33

Jan

8

26

Jan

4

29 Va Jan

27

Allied

Mills

35% Sep

21

40% Jan

3

37% Jan

4

40% Feb

5

Allied

Stores

4%

Sep

22

4

90

Jan

5

96% Jan

21

41% Oct

14

59% Jan

2

45 Va Jan

4

48% Feb

5

118% Jan

2

93'A Jan

8

97% Feb

1

Oct

8

Sep

14

52% May 25

American

26% Jan

7

Feb

1

Dec

17

98 Va Jan

20

99% Jan

28

20% Feb

2

16% Jan

4

17% Feb

5

Jun

12

6% Aug 31
Nov

2

34% Sep

21

91

Sep

17

Jan

4

Feb

5

9

Jan

4

10% Feb

3

37% Jan

4

41% Feb

4

8

38% Jan

19

Amer

8

99% )Jan

6

29

Feb

26

40% Jan

27

3 5'A Jan

103% Feb

20

97% Jan

60

12% Sep

15

15% Mar 19

14% Jan

4

15% Jan

2nd

11

15% Mar 20

15

Jan

12

15% Jan

15

Feb

11

16% Jun

16'A Jan

4

17% Feb

3

31% Feb

15
9

48%

*97%

98 Va

600

12

23

46%

45%

45%

45%

45%

46

46%

46'A

46%

2,400

63%

63%

63%

63 Vb

63%

64

64

64 Va

8,400

49

49%

48%

49'A

49

49%

49%

50%

50%

51%

37,000

2 Vb

2'A

2%

1,900

14

49 % May

28

44'A Jan

4

45% Feb

5

Jan

4

38% Feb

3

25

32

73% Jan

88% Feb

8

Corp

1952

Inc

of Interest

in

Cable

7%

30

Feb

5

American

Chain

<fc

55% Feb

5

American

Chide

16% Jan

2

23% Dec

17

22% Jan

7

23

% Jan

15

5

23% Feb

5

4

91

41% Jun

9

117% Jun

lo

28% Sep

15

45% Jan

55% Jan

39% Jan

4

48% Jan

29

Jan

29

131

Jan

26

7

37

Jan

26
19

6% Jun

30

8% Jan

Jan

4

8% Jan

Oct

14

31% Jan

20

26% Jan

5

28% Feb

5

12% Nov

2

17% Feb

4

13 Vb Jan

4

14% Feb

3

26

American

19

31% Jan

128

Jan

151

Jan

8

.

600

5,000

*97%

98 Va

98 Va

98%

98 Va

98%

300

1

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

11,400

—1

*15%

15%

15%

*15 Va

15%

*15'%

15%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17 Va

4%

5 Va

37%

38%

37%

44%

44%

*44 %

44%

44%

44%

44%

45

45%

45 3'4

2,300

34%

35%

35'/a

37

37

38%

37%

38

37%

37%

20,000

79%

79%

80

84%

84%

88%

86 Va

88

87%

88 Va

16,200

No par

29

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

30

2,100

No par

Cable

53

53%

52%

53%

52%

54

53%

54%

54%

55'%

3,900

23

23 Va

22%

23

2,200

23%

23%

23%

com

3% Jan

18

Electric

2% Dec

29

5% Mar 25

3

Jan

11

26% Dec

24

39% May 27

26

Jan

28

26 Va Jan

25

48% Dec

29

44% Jan 20

49% Jan

5

American

8% Dec

31

9% Jan

5

Co—_0

American Ice Co common

16% Sep
21% Sep

15

26% Jan

25% Mar

18

23 '/a Jan

12

4

100% Jan

19

18% Mar 26

12% Jan

4

85'A Jan

6

90

Feb

11

Jan

22

23

83% Dec

31

100% Mar 17

18

24% Mar 16

79% Jan

12

86% Dec

31

84 % Jan

4

15% Sep

16

19% Feb

2

17% Jan

11

22% Jan

5%%

American

88% Jan
22

Feb

3

8

26% Feb

27

19% Jan

11

23

105% Feb

9

100% Jan

20

102% Jan

15

18% Feb

2

4

17 Vb Jan

27

15

Jan

3.90%

2

4 % %

Ltd

Co

Jun

22

7% Jan

5

7% Feb

42

Dec

15

39% Jan

12

41% Jan

19

20% Dec 31

Mar 27

20% Jan

4

23 Vb Jan

27

American

News

26

American

Optical

11

171% Feb

6

2

8% Jun

23

Jan

4

24% Nov 30

23

Feb

3

41% Dec

15

65% Jan

30

42 % Jan

13

25% Sep

14

44

Jan

6

27% Jan

4

Jun

25

159% Jan

5

144% Jan

4

35% Dec

18

16% July

136

6

117% Dec 30
25% Sep 21

40% Aug 10

Feb

127

Mar 20

36

47% Nov 24

38

Feb

2

49

Sep

15

58

120% Sep 24

134

12

Apr

14

152% Jun

10

2

May 12
Feb

19

16% July 30

161% Jan

5

151

Jan

26% Jan

Feb

5

15

Jan

4

American

22

123
30

Feb

4

54% Jan

20

129% Feb

4

Jan

4

159% Feb

5

5

11% Feb

1

Jan

4

156

14

65% Jan 28

59% Dec 23

77% Aug

3

59% Jan

12

128% Dec 24

143% Oct

27

126% Jan

14

137% Feb

35% Oct 22

5

15

37Vb Jan

5

'

33'A Jan

113% Jan

4

119% Feb

22

10% Feb

1

25% Jan

8

26% Feb

4

17% Feb

4

Jan

7

9

10% Feb

2

13% Sep

10

27% Jan

2

57

Sep

11

94% Dec

17

79

Jan

4

59

Sep 11

89% Dec

17

82% Jan

12

119

10

11% Sep 14

21% Jan

5

12% Jan

68

97

Jan

6

73

29

Sep 21
Dec

29

43% Sep 15
25% Aug 27
94

Jun

32

Nov 25

25

40% Sep 15
8

Dec

29

Sep

14

13 % Jan

28

74% Jan

8

6

26

29% Jan

4

32 Va Jan

30

45% Jan

4

48% Jan 25

31% Dec

9

30

Jan

5

106% Mar

5

100

Jan

6

5

33% Jan

6

43'A Jan

45

Jan

57% May

15% Feb
5

Jan

52

Jan

see

26
7

9

page 22.

33% Feb

4

Feb

5

12

38% Feb

2

105

5

2,300

28%

*26

46

8%

45%

8%

29

46%

8%

94

*93

95

19%

*19

19%

*26

45%

29

46%

23%

21

91

23%

21%

*26

45%

9

*93

95

19

*18%

19%

•18%

19%

300

24%

24%

*24%

24%

*24%

24%

1,300

8%

*102

13%

8%

102%
13%

♦102

90%

89%

89%

90

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

21

102%

♦102%

16%

16%

21%
104

16%

*103
16 %

104

16%

20

18%

18%

*18%

18%

800

21%

21%

21%

4,200

♦103

16%

•103%

104

10

104

16%

16%

6,000

7%

16%

7%

2,000

7%

7%

7%

41%

41%

41%

41 Va

41%

9,800

22%

22%

22%

22%

23

3,500

35%

35

35

35

35%

35

35%

35

35%

35%
15%

No par

No par
25

common

preferred—100
No par

35%

35%
15%
*173

6%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

175

6%

*173

6%
23%

23%

23%
48%

47%

30%

30%

X29%

37%
121%
29%

149

37%
122

29%

148%
36%

53%

54%

52%

127%

127%

11%

11%

11%

23

100
25
100

com

6

159

64%

159%
65

133

133%

36

36%

*118

1Q%

118%

46%

6%

6%

6%

4,400

X23%

23%

2,800

47%

•46%

30

30%

30%

150

150%

150%

46%

53%
129

11%

36%
29%
46%

53%
129

*11%

135%

118

63%

35%
*118

151

36%
121%

*36%
121

29%

47%

47%

47%

53%
129%
12

159%
64%
137

36%
118%

53 Va

129

11%
159

64%
136

36%
*118

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

*26%

26%

"^6%

12%

12%

74%

73%

74

Cable

No par

♦46%

47%

33%

Glass Corp—
6.25

Anderson-Prichard

OH

9% Jan

15

Andes

3% Jan

22

A

38% Jan

29

Archer-Daniels-Midland

Co

Corp

Inc

•102%

-21.80

Mining

32%

No par

preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
$4

36%

104

37%
47

10
14

46%
9

9

6

3%

3%

No par

38

38 %

1,700
930

11%

900

159 %

159%

159%

57,600

64%

X62%

62%

27,700

137%

1,160

36%

35%

36%

18,000

118%

118%

119%

140

10%

10%

10%

6,700

26%

26%

136 %

137%

95%

95

12%

Wire &

54%

11%

93

91

84

13%

31%

54

129% 129%

11%

93

81%

89%

31%

1,600

90%

85%

12%

31%

47%

100

85%
*73%

240

6,600

47 3A

35,300

83

74%

1

30

17%

13%

73

1,700

37%
121%

29%

26%

88%

23
50

2,290

92

85%

preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining

11,100

17

13

conv

440

30%

91

81%

17%

53%
129%

47%
151

17%

84%

17

•121

29%

100

preferred

Amer

*26

37%

37%
121%

29%

t4 conv prior preference—_No par
Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1

No par

— —

6%

X47%

149%

175

23%

29%

*121

51,700

6%

48%

37

900

15%

23%

47%

149 %

2,800

36

6%

17%

25

common

•174

29%

133% 136
36%
35%
118

15%

23

23%

158%

64

1

48

159%
64 %

158%

175

175

•35%

29%

29%

46%

♦173

*174

,

23%

29%

124%

—100

Co

6%

121%

1

46%

175

121%

100
100
5

7%

35%

48%
148 %

7%

26 %

Copper

6,100

87%

21%

16%

W Products

200

23 Va

•87

•26%

P

5,900

13%
90%

23%

87 Va

*87

17%

Anaconda

102 Va

13%
♦89%

23%

87

10

94

22%

series

Anchor Hocking
Common

•102

13%

26%

prior

94

102%

13 %

*89%

16%

2,200

9

9

95

19

90

102%

6,900

*93

16%

$5

8%

46%

41

Corp

American Woolen

7%

45%

46 Va

30

41%

preferred
6fo

*26

29

23

common

Viscose

Preferred

3%

3%

7%

47% Feb

4

800

3%

3

22%

4

32% Jan

61%

3%

41%

11

Jan

34%

61

*3

7%

83A Jan 20
3

34%

62%

3%

23

American Water Works Co Inc

4

4

34%

*61 %

*3

41%

Tobacco

Tobacco

4

15

Jan

57

For footnotes




Feb

45% Feb

2% Nov 24
30

Jan

93

95% Feb

34%

62%

3%

7%

preferred

5%

34%

*61%

40%

Tel

American

5

15'A Jan

4

Jun

9

X34

22%

Co

Tel

5

Jan

111% Dec

34%
62

21%

Refining com

American

6%

34%
62

18%

preferred

American

19,200

9%

300

34%

22

100

&

9%

41,300

18%

Sany

American Sumatra

5

60% Jan

7%

5,400

9%

1

Co

Stores

American Sugar

14%

X9%

No par

American

47% Feb

4
8

50

28%

14%

9%

Co—No par

5

Jan

44'A Jan

28%

14%

9%

87

American Steel Foundries

121% Jan

28%

14 Va

9%

Co

Co

Std

Snuff

*28 Va

14%

63

2

Co

noncumulatlve

6%

28%

14%

18%

preferred

7%

3

37% Jan

36% Jan 27
119

*28%

14%

87%

Amer Smelt & Refg com

13

28%

18%

27

31

800

87%

26

24'A Jan

1,600

8%

18%

Jan

Jan 25

7% Jan 21

35%

8%

132

89%

common—8
7%
preferred
100
American Safety
Razor
5
American Seating Co„
10
American Ship Building Co..No par

174

35%

8%

*125

18%

50% Jan

8

6% Jan

169

35%

13%

15% Feb

Jun

19%

100

133

129'%

*8 Va

102 %

Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par

Jan

8%
*93

9

*126

1,800

27,300

47%

35%

13%

4

6

45%

14%

46%

47%

129%

24%

20

148

*25%

9

*28

46%

93

8%

*101%

36% Jan

4

8%

34%

14%

*91%

93

35%

13%

7

13% Jan

28%

14

47%

*91%

8%

35

24%

34% Jan

4

*28%

46%

93

7,800
15,700

*35%

132

35

8%

*91

5 Va
37 Va

8%

*125

102%

36% Jan
15% Feb

8%

13%

36'A Jan

12% Sep 21

35%

8%

46%

24%

4

&

132

35%

45%

*101%

Vb Jan

Rad

*125

46%

93

1

32

Amer

45%

*91

24%

39% Mar 24
30

*91

93

23%

5

Gas

American Natural

37

16

23%

1

No par

com

Molasses

7%

18

28% Sep

23%

100

14

5

22%

23%

*87%

preferred

Sep

29% Jan

22%

23

No par

American Metal Products Co

American

22%

23 %

*89%

preferred

Metal

Amer

5

100
7
100

Machine & Metals

31% Jun

7

common

Mach & Fdry common

Amer

29

13% Sep

Locomotive

preferred

7%
Amer

29

19'A Jan 27

94% Jun

18% Jun

prior preferred

21

26

4%

22%

100

American Investment Co of 111

Jan

■

.

23

3

No par

5

22%

1

50
1

17 %

23

*62

preferred—100

noncuniulative

6%

13% Jan

102

preferred
Products—.

4%'

10

American International Corp.No par

4

24

16
25

19% Sep

26

104% Dec

Jun

12% Dec

99

1

25
25
100

10

Hawaiian S3 Co
American Hide & Leather com
Home

1,000

38%

American

convertible

17%
37%

American

6%

*15

37%

4

&

15%

*15

37%

common

Sugar

Crystal

15%

15%

15%

38

1
12.50

10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanam.'d
Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American <fc Foreign Power_.No par

5

*98

37

Corp

22

Feb

99

61,800.

10'A

4%

20

19% Feb

*98

10

17%

Jan

94

99

9%

9'A

5

Jan

4

*57'/a

59

17

Colortype Co

Gas

40

100

9 % Feb

4

2,020

38%

35

14

60

41'A

63

Jan

59

37%

5

8% Jan

59

*57%

*40 Va

13

17% Jan

59

38'A

33% Jan

92

*57%

10%

59 % Jan

6

1,000

59

41%

3

15

17 Va

37%

31

Nov

17

10 Vb

Aug

94

99%

17 Va

41%

Dec

22% Jan

28%

99 %

17

10%

May 25

9

28 Va

99'A

17'A

37%

67

23

28%

99 Va

*17

41%

11

Jan

1,900

28'A

99%

17

28%

9%

35

6% Jan

28%

101

17

28'/a

37%

9

86

28%
99%

*99

17 Vb

40%

18

36% Jun 15

2,000

37%

19

4

32,100

'

40

Jan

8% Jan

12 Vb

78%

12%
77

39 Va

Feb

8

12 Va

78%

13

77'A

37%

27% Jun
48

12%
78

12%
76%

37%

Co

Jan

12%
77 Va

13%
77 Va

37%

preferred

4

4

American

900

12%
77'A

12%
77

9%

preferred

1%.

300

5,300

177

61%

61

39%

common

American Car & Fdry

27'A Jan

91

176

61

61

9%

common

48% Jan

96% Mar

60'/a

60 Va

No par

Radio

&

Co

18

6

175

174

*38%

preferred

26

May

175%

59%

19%

*57%

5%%

common

Dec

90

174%

174%

19%

Broadcasting-Paramount

85% Mar 18

Jan

19%

36

50
2
50

common
ser

preferred

51

22

19 VA

59

29

34% Jan

25% May 27

*

173

100

24
3

19%

59%

17%

14

Sep

*19'A

174%

28%

29

21

19%

174 Va

*98%

Sep

Dec

26

34

*19'A

10

*32

34

19%

100

2%

2%

*31

*19'A

com__No par

common

2 Va

34

•30

*59

•

2%

*2%
*31

*31,

Co

44% Apr

72

2%
34

pfd

convertible

American Can

3

1

100

2 Va

20

Bosch

American

500
18,600

64

common

Brake Shoe Co com

5%

4

4% Jan

47'A

45%

Chemical—No par

conv

*95%
*96

63%

No par

Bank Note

97%

*95%

1

preferred..

preferred

Ctfs

20

39 % Jan

9

45% Nov

30% Sep

5% Jan

36% Jan

1

Nov

40% Apr

11

27

6% May
40

97%

No par

America

of

Theatres

18

13% Sep

3% Sep

96

48%

97%

Bakeries

cum

American

Amer

15

96

48%

preferred

4%

12% Jan
47

6%

56

6

Jan

59

4%%

200

96

conv

American

18 Va

97 Va

Airlines

29

8

99

800

13,900

*17%

96

Agricultural

15

14% Nov

9%
78%

i9

47%

Amer

26% Sep

*18 %

9

47%

5

93% Aug 20

17 V8

97

78'A

97'/a

5

3%%

77%

*94

9

78%

96

Co

American

76%

97

47%

Feb

5

*8%
77%

96

61% Feb

29

800

96

7

78% Feb

19

10,400

47'A

4

13 Vb Jan

8%

xl7%

77'A

130

32%
101

48

Jan

4

*93 Va

97

8%

86%

31%
100

97%

Jan

4

*93%

85

84%
32%
101

97%

57

11% Jan

31%
*99

101

47%

166

70% Jan

84%

84

31%

31%

10

700

143

•95%

6
8

'

147

27,700

100
20

common

5

4

149

4%

preferred—100

Mfg

"n

84% Feb

*147%

3%

1,200

Jan

15% Jan

147%

4,700

75'A

*75

4

9%

76%

75

3%

*99

b6

*18%

19

31

*93 Va

87/b

9

23%

75

3%

84

31'A
101

18%

convertible

29

96%

1,000

147%

83

31 Va
*99

50

2%
23%

7,400

convertible

11% Dec

50

*8%

Leather Co com
1
preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par

~19% Jan""29

83

31%
101

*93%

Amalgamated
6%

83

30%

157%

2'A
23 Va

2 Va

3%

37/a
149

*145

148

*156

2'A

75

*74

75

3%

77%

Aluminium Limited

29% July

148

3%

22%

23

*74

75

3%

18%

preferred

70% Dec

35

22%

158

23

2'A

23'/a

5

36% Mar 24

5

*155%

23

2'A

40%

5

177

156

800

40

2% Feb

75% Jan

155%

2'A

10

105%

28%

51% Feb

189% Jan

158

2'A
22 V8

*105

28

5

2

*155%

2%
22 Vb

105%

40%

11

14

158

5,900

11,600

28

Jan

55% Nov

105%

25

40

1% Jan

148% Oct

106

49%

24%

23

47

19% Mar 18

105%

8%

49%

25

39%

20

29

106'A

76 %

Alpha Portland Cement

24

106'A

8%

50'A

39%

Aluminum

16% Jun

107

8'A

8

27%

1

30% Dec

24%

*49%

40

5

3% Mar 24

25

27%

64% Feb

547/8 Jan

50'A

24%

—

600

6,100

27%

46% Feb

29

8

*49%

—

20%

39%

4

21

20

28

4

23

20 Vb

40

58% Jan

1% Dec

20

39%

43% Jan

42% Apr

62

28

10

41% Apr

*61

24%

♦74

No par

Dec

62

61%

Corp common..No par

Allls-Chalmers

3%%

2,400

28

50%

5

Co

4,000

30%

24 Va

No par

Dye

21%

30'A

•27%

*49%

100

gtd

Inc

6i

21%

28%

8%

*2'A

77,000

30'A

24%

8'/b

6%

21%

50%

8

400

7,600

6%

7

10%

21%

19%
8%

1

Allegheny & West Ry 6%

Dec

40

19%

83

Sep

86

20'A

*99

17

Nov

20

No par

$4

62

94

20 Vb

3,000

10'A

*61

61

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par

5

5

87

61

'155%

1
_100

preferred A
prior preferred conv

61

10%

Shares

46%
107

29%

28%

61

107

*27 Va

21%
30

*27%

61'A

107

100

5%%

28%

8

5

common

30

*27%

30

22

29 7

28%

24%

100
100
10

preferred

6%

•50

common__No par

common

Alleghany

3

w

pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining

4

4

75

w

21 Vb

30'/a

b

10%

21%

22

46%

46%
109

7Vo

7

7'A

46 Va

10%

10%

20 Va

1
50

Equipment com
Inc

4.50%

Aldens

3>A Jan

5% Mar 25

Gas

13 preferred
Air Reduction

10%

7

Feb. S

*107

107

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

46%

46%
107

61

1

Corp

10%

Thursday

Feb. 3

46%

30

*27%

10

Wednesday

109

21%

1

25

7% Sep

IVa

—10

36% Feb

18% Dec

6'A

No par

29

49% Sep

10%

Co

23% Dec
48

10%

Corp

Express

4

46%
♦107

107

2.50

Co

Steel Co

Dec

25% Sep

20

46%

46 Vb

1

Corp

HIGH SALE PRICES

Feb. 2

107

loo

Motors

Tuesday

Feb. 1

S

preferred

i%

18

7

3

108

Abbott

28

46% Jan
Jan

106

Monday
P«f

EXCHANGE

Highest

Jan

10% July

99

44% Jan

47% Jan

22

LOW AND

STOCK

NEW YORK

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

Lowest

♦74

89%
12%

13

•74%

76

31%

31%

10,360

94%

12%
75%

3,970

3,400
170

21,900

32%

31%

31%

31%

31%

47%

47%

47%

47%

47%

47%

47%

33%

33%

8,500

33%

33%

33

33 Va

33%

32%

♦103%

106

104%

104

105
37'A

3,200

47%

5,800

*103

37%
45%

8%
•3

37%

105

*104

38%

38

38

37%

38

37 %

46 Va

46%

46%

47

46

46

8%
3%

37%

*8%
3

37

9

*8%

3

*2%

37%

37%

8%
3

37%

8%
3

36%

410

48

8%
3

37%

20

'

300
500

1,900

U

Chronicle

Financial

The Commercial and

\

12

Monday, February 8, 1954

...

(620)

Continued—Page 2

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for

Previous

Range Since

Year 1053

Sep

14

8 Vs Sep

48% Feb

9

24

95% Feb

11

60%'Feb

Jan

No
No
$3.75
preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No

98% Feb

93

% Jan

6

114

Jan

14

16

Jan

13

iu% Jan

5% Jan

4

6% Jan

26

26

Jan

13

Jan

26
20

Mar 27

23

18

29

14

18 Vs Sep
89 »A Sep

3
2

Jan

100

99% Apr

27

11% Jan

4

14% Jan

Jan

4

26% Jan

29

Feb

1

Jan

28.

22

93% Jan

6

98

22

96

Jan

13

99

35% Feb

3

Feb

5

4

92% Jan

8

57% Jan

13

54% Jan

4

59% Feb

5

29% Jan

13

33 % Jan

28

Jan

18

5

32

14

103

50 % Jun

23

25% Feb

18

30% Nov 30

88% July

92

Jan

5

119% Jan

2

85

Jan

4

92% Feb

83% Dec

8
29

97% Mar 25

96

16

56 % Jan

6

7

19

58% Dec

56% Jan

Nov

14

4

4

25% Sep

33% Jan

32% Feb

49

89% July

Jan

99

1

27% Jan

2
22

28 % Jun

16

30% Feb

31 % Apr

24

36% Mar 27

94% July 16

108% Mar 18

2

16% Jan

22

8
Jan 20

5% Jan

27

Austin

5

Dec

i7

16% Mar 13

15

13% Jan

% Jan

16% Feb

6

17% Mar

9

4%

Jan

21

5% Jan 25

8% Feb

29

26

4% Jan

4

26

37% Jan

4

39% Jan

27

4

5% Feb

I

94

94'A

*94'A

94 ■<:

94%

95%

1,600

59

58%

59%

59 Vs

60%

59%

60

6,200

97%

97%

97'A

97%

98

93

98%

93%

119

119

6 %

Nichols

6

26

26

13%

13%

13

13%

Vs

13%

13%

24%

25

24%

24 Va

25

25

20

19 %

20%

19%

20

98

97'%

98

21,400

25 Va

25 %

2,100

20%

20 Va

20%

5.600

97%'

98

*

98%

98 Vs

35

35'A

98

98'A

99 Vs

99'A

57%

58

58'A

33

x30%

30%

30%

30%

"94%

95%

*94%

95%

96

96

No par

90 %

90%

89 %

58
31

30%

58

•

98

93%

97%

98%

29

29 Va

29

29 Va

*16%

17%

*5%

5%

15%

*15%

16%

16%

4%

39

.

92%

5,600

58

58

*57

,

32%

31%

32%

97%

93

97%

97%

320

29 Va

29 Va

29%

1,900

33%

2,200

29 Va

37%

33 Va

38

*5%

5%

*15 Va

,

.

2,100
22,800
800

40%

*40

40 %

*39%

39%

.

5

4%

5

4%

15%.
16%

16%

16%

16%

300

5% '

*5 Va

15%

5

850
1

17

*16%

17

16%

.

105%

105

105

105
*

16%

39 V*

43,100

31 %

*15%

4%

39

-4%

91%

5 Va

16%

5

V: 39

92

15%

*15 Vs

16'A

16%

5

*38%

13%

'

30

91 'A

17

5VV

5%

5%

15 Vs

*

95%

37%

*16%

17%

*16%

2,800

95%

lv6

*104%

106'A

105

106 %

5,400

31%
96

29%

37%

33

37%

38

37%

106%

59%

32'

*56%

'98

29%

59 Va

31 Vs

31%

31'%
*97 %

9,600

101

59

*95%

58

*56%

31%

2,700

30%

90%

90

90%

"56%

3Uia

99%

58%

31%

"56%

100 V2

110

35%

35%

35

97%

100

35%

98%

57%

98%

"93

98%

34%

57 %

10

460

"

*98

1

'.

98

97 Vs

98

*97

98%

"98

common

13%

20 Vs

96%

20
A—100
No par

600

13%

25

20

V

600

26 %

13 V*

6

400

26 Va

13%

*26 Vs

6 Vs

5%

26%

*5%

25%

6

26%

290

17

16 %

26'A

6

6

6 %

26%

*

17

210

119

119

*16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

117%

117

117

117

16%

26%

No par
Conv prior pref
($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mlg Corp (The) common
3
♦2.25 conv preferredNo par

20

17% Jan

15

3

52% Feb

4% Dec 18

Powder—
(voting)

Common

16% Jan 22

Jan

94

16%

5

convertible pfd series
Alias Tack Corp

104

37.800

57%

Atlas Corp

Atlas

10%

93%

118

118

distribution

4

9

36% Dec

6

10%

'58%

V4

W I SS Lines—

18

27

15

1,

29% Jan

10%

96%

Refining common
Preferred $3.75 series B

SB's Feb

15
28

7% Mar

Gulf ,&

liquidating

106 % Jan

4% Dec

16% Dec

98% Feb

10 Vb

34

Atlantic

4
4

34% Jan

7

Jan

Jan

29

13.700

10%

50
50
10

RR-*

Line

Coast

Atlantic

4
4

95% Jan

37

*98

t

Atlantic
Ex

19%

36%

34%

preferred

4%

19%

36"4

98%

City Electric Co

Atlantic

19%

36'A

*97

Topeka fa Santa Fe—

Atchison
101

9.600

19%

36'A

100

Common

31% Jan

5

25

Sep

Shares

19%

34 %

Preferred

Mar 25
Jan

25% Sep

Feb. 5

59%

94

58%

——-——-—1
5.25%
1st preferred
J00
6% 2nd preferred
-—
100
Associates Investment Co
10

the Week

Friday

Feo. f

*

10 Vs

110%

Corp—

Goods

Thursday
•

36

36%

10%

*93%

Common

20% Jan

x35%

10%

*97

No par
2.50
Ashland Oil fa Refining Co_
-1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No pur
Dry

37%

10%

5

Safes for

PRICES

*

.

19%

19%

19

19%*

Feb. 3 -

37

par
par
par
par

Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc_
Arvln
Industries Inc

4

18% Jan

preferred

Constable

Arnold

Associated

22% Mar 11

15

Feb

119

Illinois com

of

Co

fa

$6 conv prior

Armstrong Cork Co com

7

32% Jan

14
% Sep 15

86

8% Jan

6
18% Mar 25

30

92% July

7

Jan

Armour

10% Feb

Jan

57

23
19% Jan
2
10% Mar 2fi

21

Dec

4

87

29

"

.

SALE

IHC.n

Wednesday

Feb. 3.

19

5
10
5

Corp

Steel Corp

Armco

Tuesday *

Feb. I

Par

EXCHANGE

37% Feb

Mar 25

97

25 y2 Sep
11

4

117% Dec

16% May 28

22

33 % Jan

12% Mar 26
93

89 % Sep

5% Dec

5

59 % Dec

15

102% Sep

4

OM

*rvn

% Feb

17% Jan

43% Jan

15

Sep

77

i

>r9"

?"•<

14

30% Sep

16

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Monday

STOCK

NEW YORK

Jan. I
Highest

ANH

LOW

STOCKS

i

B
Jan

16

4% Jan

45% Dec

21

42% Jan

7

22

4Vs Dec

27

47% Jan

7

35% Jan

14

Sep

14

11% Mar 26

8% Jan 11

9'A Jan

19

30% Mar 19

18% Jan

11

20% Jan

20

18% Dec 29

48% Mar 25

39VsJan

4

42 Vb Feb

5

8

39

Dec 29

16

Dec

29

22% Mar 17

16% Jan

4

68% Jan

11

Jun

9

38

Sep

14

4
4

13% Jan

18

37% Jan

12

20 Va Jan

12
4

22% Jan

19

Bath

9 % Jan

4

11% Jan

12

Bayuic

40% Jan

4

44 3A Jan

21

Beatrice Foods Co common

Jan

4

118% Jan

21

33/g%

43% Jan

7

59% Apr

11 Vb Dec

29

17% Mar 12

12

15

39% Feb

18

37% Jan

18% Sep

18

25% Mar 19

34% May 2o

42% Dec

27
4

5

112% Dec

7

9% Sep

11% Feb

14

Jun

93

14'A Dec

28

Dec

21

107

6

103

Feb

1

Jan

27

Beaunll

9

16

Jan

6

84

Jan

28

Beck

9% Jan
33
Jail

4

81

31

May 19

33% Jan

27

30% May 26

29'A Jan

4

Mar 16

10% Jan

5

11% Jan

Sep

14

Feb

5

10 % Dec

29

14

17% Sep
16
Oct

15

29

26% Feb

50

14
17

Jun

17

25% Jan

26

Bell

Aircraft

4

21% Jan 29

Bell

fa

91% Jan

18

Jan

11

66% Jan

27

38% Jan

4

Jan

4

% Dec

30

39% Dec

7

Dec

30

112

Oct

5

Jan

6

6

Jan

27

25% Jan

19

4

32% Jan

18

Jan

4

58% Feb

1

50

15

135% Jun

19

146% Dec

16

144% Jan

31

Jan

15

9% Jan

5
14

.151

9% Dec

% Jan

12

Oct

63

16

82 % Jan

8

7

13 Jan
24

20

57% Jan

44% Sep

21

30% Jan

5

37% Jan

40% Feb
1Id

66

13

38% Aug 26

36% Jan

Jan

27

38

13

17 '/a J a n

5
5

72

31%" Apr 30

Feb

11% Feb
Jan

13

12

Black

Co

15% Sep

14

5

14% Jan

ill

17% Feb

5

(E W)

15

21% Jan

Bliss

12'A Sep

Dec

15

22% Feb

3

25VsJan

11

fa

15

27

Bliss

19 Vb Sep

27

Blockson

15

28% Dec

17

27% Jan

5

29% Jan

36% July 13

50 % Dec

21

46 3A Jan

15
21% Jan
2

23 Vb Mar

22% Sep

54

Feb

5

20

Jan

4

22 Vb Jan

27

Bohn

23

Jan

26

25% Jan

11

Bon

9'A Jan

11

.

Class B

—

6% Dec

14

12 % Mar 12

6% Jan

4

15

14,% Aug 13

13 Vb Jan

4

Jan

13

12

52% Jan

14

61% Dec 16

5

Borden

64% Sep

15

86

74 % Jan

4

83% Feb

1

Borg-Warner Corp common

86% Jun

15

94% Jan

12

93'A Jan

12

94% Feb

2

48 Va NOV

18

50

Dec

11

49% Jan

7

51% Feb

4

5% Dec

31

Mar

Mar 25

29

Bond

11

Book-of-the-Month

61% Jan

boston

26% Dec
25

4

"«7Vs Jan

19

25

29% Jan

5

46 % Mar

31

9

26Va Jan

Mar

2

25% Jan

11

27% Feb

1

7

6 Vb Jan

6

7% Jan

22

33

Sep 21

Bearing
Inc

-Roller

Bower

Braniff

—.—*i—

May 28
22% Jun 15

27% Jan

29

26

Jan

45% Jun

54% Dec 21

52

Jan

29% Jan

6
5

91

11% Sep

9

25

59% July 14

15

62 % Feb

5
27

13

15

15

12

24% Jan

27

Bncyius-Erie

4
6

-12% Jan

29

Budd

Jan

56% Jan

12

22

Jan

10% Sep

15

28% May 20
16% Mar 25

72% Dec

3

83% Feb

6

Dec

18

59

11% Jan
74

Jan

$5

% Feb

5

32

31% Nov 16

25 % Jan

11

32

Feb

4

2

37% Jan

13

39

Jan

2

10% Jan

11

11% Feb

27
1

80% Feb

3

Jan

4

35% Jun

22

43% Mar

10 % Dec

29

17

74

Jun

10

91% Jan

7

67

Jun

10

78

Jan

13% Sep

14

17% Feb

11

Oct

6

15

116

Dec

16

146

35

Jan

9

40

79

30

Aug 28

5% Sep

15

3

-

,

83

15% Jan

17% Feb

4

Mar

9

11% Feb
118 Vb Jan

19

July 15

12% Jan

3

3

!119%

Jan

36% Feb

5

38% Jan

11% Jan

4

13% Jan

29

Mar 16

79% Jan

14

12% Feb 26

7% Jan

4

86

16% Dec

29

27% Mar 20

102% Oct

30

109% Mar 10

16% Feb
100

1

82% Feb
[

1

Jan

27

8%

18% Jan

4%%
Butee

19

Jan

Jan

24% Jan

Byers Co

22

25

24 Va Mar 12

16% Jan

27% Jan

22

3
5

105

16% Sep

15

20% Oct

7

1 Vb Dec

28

3% Mar

2

1% Jan

1% Jan

5

6% Sep

15

*)%

2

7% Jan

8% Jan

22

20% Sep

24

22% Jan

28

10

preferred

Copper fa Zinc

(A

M) common

7% participating preferred
Byrori Jacltson Co
;

8

18% Jan

Feb

2

Mar

27% Jan

29

13% Mar

20 % Jan

13Vs Jan

Sep

15

86% Oct

7

46% Jan

22

54% Nov 27

52% Jan

11

17% Apr

24

22

Dec

24

22 Vb Jan

5

21

29

34

Jan

Dec

102

Jan

43'A Dec

16

8% Dec

29

13 % Jan

23% Sep

14
14

12% Jan

90% Jan

54




see

Jan

Jan

15

237'4 Feb

1

5

21% Jan

4

25% Jan 29

44% Jan

4

46% Jan

12

8% Jan

4

10'A Jan

18

pu«e

22.

28

Jan

13

17% Jan

5

33Vs Feb

5

Feb

5

19

•

Canada Southern Ry .Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The) Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co

83

82%

82%

100

10%

10%

10%

5,100

10%

10 Va

10%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

*34%

30%

30

30%

30%

30%

30'A

31%

30%

11 %

11%

Xl0%

10%

400

9'"i

25 %

24%

25%

5,600

20%

21

2,600

.

*

11

10%

10 Va

11

11

25%

25

25%

25

25 Va

20%

*20%

21

91

*91%

93

*91%

93%

100

91

61%

62%

63

63%

63%

63 3 4

8,600

40%

40%

40%

20%

63

62%

63 %

40%

40%

40%

40%

40%

40%

3,100

*113 ■£

119
1

1

13

to

1

24

24 Va

24%

24'A

32%

32%

32%

32 Va

58 %

57%

57%

x54%

7%
13%
12
59%

24%

24%

32%

53%

37%

*37%

37%

18%

18%

18%

18%

Yi

15,900

24%

25%

1,400

11%

11 Va

*69%

18%

13%

17%

37

18%

16%

17 Va

2,100

6,000

11%
72

1,100

37%

37

37

74,800

151

150

72

'

56

55%

56%

2,100

32%

32%

32%

149'A

11%

37%

37

Yi

149'A
*69 V*

72

*69

71

*68

50

115

115

1

25'/a

55%
.

11 Va

11 Va

11 Va

10%

11%
71

32%

149

149

149

149

■

119

*113

119

*113

119

10

■4.

148%

3,200

30%

94

*91

94

190

35

20 Va

20 Va

20%

17

13 Va

3,300

17%

Xl8%

24,100

17

16%

23%

22%

23

*22%

23

22%

23

*22 %

28%

29

28%

a

29

28%

28 7

3,100

28%

29

29

54

20,900

16%

17

23%
52%

23

53%

21%

21%

21%

21%'

23%

23%

24

24

24'A

7%

7%

7%

*7%

8

890

7%

13%

13%

13%

13%

14

4,200

I.

13%

13 Va

13%

13%

52%

21%

23 Va

7%

7%

7%

52%

21%

23 V4

'

51%

21%

21%

23 %

11%

11%

11%

*11%

12

59 Va

59%

59%

x58%

59 V*

59

59 'A

82%

83'A

82 Va

82%

81%

95 %

94%

94%

94%

94%

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

82

82%

*94V*

50 Va

*94'A
51

1,400
430

11%

700

59%

11%

11%

12

59%
•

600

52%

51%

21%

•

53%

'

24%

24%

24%

36%

36%

3G%

40%

39 3

40

5,400

9,600

82%

x79%

80 Va

95 Va

*94%

95%

"

120

3,000

51%

51

51%

'\

'

1,100
1,700

23%

99

4

22%

22%
J

29'/«

29%

29

59 Vu

57%

57%

12 Va

12%

12%

61

*61

14%

14%

24%

23%

22 3 8

22%

12%

40

1,500

22%

22%

7,800

99

98

98

29 V s

28%

28 7 a

100

7,700

28 Vs

28%
*57%

59

57%

57%

700

12%

12%

13

12%

12%

4,300

62%

300

62 Va

62%

63

*62

14%
23%

14 Vs

14%

*14%

14%

14%

14%

23%

23%

23%

24 V8

23%

'24%

6,900

12'A

12'A

12 Va

12%

12%

10,500

78%

*76%

78 Va

*76%

29 %

•1,800

29,200

*61

62

•

12'A
78 %

*76 Va

57%

29 Va

*28%

10

*28%
29 V*

*38

.

1,600

73
•

57%

100

29%

29%

29'A

29%

29%

29%

29%

30

29 Va

31

31%

32

31 Va

321A

38%

38

Va

*38'A

39

39

39

3818

38%

500

38%
11%

Xll%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

15,400

80%

80 %

80 V2

30'A

*81

82

73

*68 Va

73

30

82%

*80 '

82

73

*67%

73

17

12%
120

16%
12

*118%

17%

16%

12

11%

120

*118%

17

11%
120

*36%

37

37

37

13 %

X13

13 %

13

13 %

82 V2

*81

8%

8

16%

16%
103%

8
,_1
5

*23%

23%

1%
8
*22
13

1%
8%
22%
13%

163

82

8%

16%

81%
8

*68

73

*68

37

No par
10o
_10

18

*97

24

58%

28%
*57

12

100
—5

22%

22%
99

*76

*118%
37
13%
82%
8

11,900

39%

58 V2

11%
*81
*68%
16%
12

37%

36%

40

12%

1
100
100
_6

36%
*39%

36 Vs

77 %

5

37 V8

39%

24%

36%

*76
*57%

12

5,900

•24%

12 Vs

No par

3,000

24%

7%
24"%

•

*97

99

*97

7%

%

*7%
24'A

7%

900

7%

7%

39%

•

7%

7%

27'A

27'A

27

27

24%
36%
40

;

16%

81%
8

17

*

17
12

*118%
37

13%
*81
8

17%
101

17'A

17%

17%

12

12%

120

*113%

37

37

140

22,600
800

120

36 %

•

12%

230
2,500

/

13%

13 Vs

13%

83

82%

821 '■>

80

3,600
2,400
330

8 Vs

8

8%

17%

17

17%

*101

101

104 Vb

102

103

100

101 %

18%

18

18

18

18%

18%

22%
1%
8%
22
13

22% 23%
1%
1%
8
8%
22% 22%
12% 13

102

•

18%

13%

2,300

23%
1%
8
22% j
13

18%

23%
1%
8%
22%
13%

3,700
2,900
5,000
700
9,700
180
110
500
34,500
500
8,400
20,700
2,100

I

No par

Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
$4.25 conV preferred
—No par

26

53

Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell W fa C Foundry

27

96

6

Jan

May 27
19% May 25

For footnotes

_

29

30

16% Sep

3
30

Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead —
California

15%

*82

10 %

C

•

1,900

15%

34%

10%

7%

preferred—*
preferred-*—Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Cn^—-.
—„__ 1
Bush Terminal Bldg 7% pfd
10o
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
Butler Bros common
15

7

16

1,760

15%

*82%

16

83

15%

15%
83

102%

*15%
10%

12%
61
14%

—

4%

5

102

1
15

.

Bulova Watch Co Inc

19

112

102

22%

Burlington Mills Corp common

20

103

*106

102

27%

.%

3%%

Dec

15% Feb

new

114

*102%

114

*101%

No par
_1

Forge

Co

*108

102%

*110

103

7%

5

(The) Co common

Bullard

30

Jan

114

*109

114

22 Va
*97
29%
*57%

—

Co
"When issued"

2,700

2.50
—100
No par
40

Inc—

Co

42

27Va

No par

;■

preferred

Buffalo

18

3

preferred

Co

41 %

-5

Brunswlck-Balke-Collender—No par

76%'Jan 29
•61

29% Feb

11% Sep

Shoe

Brown

Jan

13 V8 Jan

4

Jan

•

u

Blgelow—

fa

13% Jan

14

2

cum conv

Brown

12 V8 Jan

20% Sep

17% Jan

5%

58% Jan 26

60

5

22% Mar 17

15

■

41%

.

27 Vs

preferred
.
Brooklyn Union Gas com

13% July 20

4

Sep

26

41%

42

43%

40%

2.50

Co

3%%'

66% Jan

13% Nov

46

5

4,100

42 %

6%

Bristol-Myers Co common

15

11%

42

27%

38'

^eb

11

21
'

26 %

Brlggs

98

11%

39

6%

Bridgeport Brass Co—
5
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp—No par

22% Jan

1,400

11

*37%'

26 %

6

•

21%

11

Va

*27 Va

20

4

21%

10%

6%

26

2.7

21

10%

27 %

Jan

Jan

21%

10%

26%

41

19% Jan

39

21

10%

6%

25% Jan

97

*37 Va

22

26'A

37% Jan

9

*12%

39

*21%

6%

4
Jan 11

20

13

*37 Va"

26'A

U

99% Feb

*12%,

6%

36'A Jan

26% Jan

12%
21%

26%

23% Jan

21

39

130

39

6%

42% Feb

17% Sep

300

26 Va

25% Mar 10

39% Aug 17

12%

12%

6%

31

21

*12%

*37%

12%

'

*26V4

15

33% Sep

9,400

6%

22

Stratton

51%

'

5

26%

Airways

fa

1,300

50

%

49 Va

50%

%

69

6%

Sep

2

48

69

7)

*69

70

*69

17%

26%

19% Sep

5% Dec

69 Va

49%

•

17%

——100

i-—100

11 Vb Jan

28

69%
48%'

•

a

13

j

-w—•—<***—■

preferred

5%

RR—

Maine

fa

Common

Jan

6

13% Mar 19

Co

Edison

Boston

5
100
25

_

19%.

'

49%

*69
37%
18%
16%
*22%
28%
51%
21%
23 %'

15

i.

preferred

3%%

17%

83 %

Club Inc—1.25

(The)

Co

17%

15%

1

Inc

Stores

Jun

12% Jan

14

4
58% Jan 25
11% Jan

3

17%

68'A

148%
10%

No par
No par

Ami Co class

12% Sep
11

17%

24'A
32%
57%

5

fa Brass Corp

Alumium

17%

%

17%

62%
40%
*113

5

Co

Airplane

Boeing

8

3

29 % Mar 18

16'/b Sep

41%

*91

I
2.50
7.50

Co

Laughlin Inc
Chemical Co.-

4,500

41%

30%

No par
10

Mlg Co
(Delaware)

Decker

fa

Blaw-Knox

18% 'Jan 15

22% Mar 17

22,-100

42 Va

20%

41%

*82%

—

20%

42

20

-41%

15'A

-

20 Va

9

20%

41%

*82'A
10%
*34

5
Beneliclal Loan Corp common —10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1940_Nopar
Beiiguet Conso! Milling Co—1 peso
Best
fa Co
—i
Best
Foods
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
7%
preferred —————100
Blgelow-SanCord Carpet (Del) com 5
4%% prd series of 1951
J00

15,300

20 Va

43

Aviation

Bendix

10,100

9 Va

9

19%

10%

—100

preferred

43%

-

8%

9

8%

9

..

5%
45 Va

41%

25 Vb
20%

Corp

Howell Co common

4%%

1 Vb Jan

7

1% Jan
27% Jan

5

22% Nov 25
30

4

112

—1
—10

Belding-Heminway

15

'8%!

1,400

5%..

'T

0

46 %

-.

41%

*10%

RR

18

68% Mar 20

Sep

33 Vb Jun

93

Creek

Beech-Nut Packing Co

90% Jan
GO

1

Beech

23% Jan
17% Jan

2

100
1
50
10

pfd

Aircraft Corp

12

Jan

93

*112
102
15%

4%%

(AS)

Shoe

22 % Mar 13

1

May 21

90

18

Inc

Mills

Beech

27
35
Jan 22
30% Feb
5
10% Jan

preferred—J00
100
2.50

conv
prior
preferred

9

46%

%,

46 %

5%

5%

b-hj

45

45 'A

44%'

20 %

21%

—

5%

5%

46

*37%

Corp

Cigars Inc

11

,

10
No par
12.50

.—

Works

Iron

14% Jan

8
16% Mar 20

68 %
48 %
12%

——50

preferred

4%%

99 % Jan

86% May

9

Brothers common

Barker

\Vz%

22% Mar

78

Jan

9

Dec

100

90% July 28

Barber Oil Corp

5

51% Feb

37% Sep

17%

100
10
10

Bangor fa Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred

69% Feb

67

50

Wilcox

fa

iioncuinulative preferred

4%

17% Feb

76% Mar 17

100

Co (The)_No par
Baldwin-Llmu-HunilUon Corp
13
Baltimore fa Ohio common—.—100
Babcock

5%

5'A
45%
8%
20 Vb
41

1

lnc

(T)

babbitt

100
No par
25
No par
1
5
10

95

95

*52%
23%

54

25
*45%
9%
31%
18%

25%
46V-I
9%
32V4
18%

23%

22%
1%
8%
*22
13

23%
1 Va
8%
22%
13
95%

*23%
24%

23%

*94%
*52%
*46
9%
31 %
18%

54
25%
46%
9%
31%
18%

22
1%
8
22
12%
*95%
*52%
23%
24%
46
9%
31 Vs
18%

95%
54
23%
25
46
9%
31%
18%

95%

96

53
53
*23% 23%.
24% 25%
46
46
9%
9%
31% 32%
18% 18%

.

95%
53
24
25%
45%
9%
32%
18%

95%
53
24
25%
46
10
33%
19

Volume 179

Number 5297

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(621)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953
Lowest

Lowest

Highest

103 % July 20

10

45

107

39 Va Sep

14

49

Jan

5
6

42

y4 Jan

26

16

40 Va Jan

5

43 % Jan

7

110 Va Feb

2

46% Jan

4

51V4 Feb

5

Carrier

24

14% Mar 27

13

Jan

7

13% Feb

5

Carriers

Jan

5

15

Jan

4

17 % Jan

Jan

9

113

65% Jan

2

16

25

111% Dec

24

143

45 % Sep
96 V* Jun

21

183/4 Dec

Sep

105

14

Feb

29

38% Jan

Dec

24

133% Jan

65% Dec

24

104

98

Jan

4

103

6

11

2

107 '/a Jan

4

5

Jan

19 Va Jan

67% Jan

4

,

k

18% Feb

4

,

16% Feb

5

2

19% Mar 25

Jan

16% Mar 18

15% Jan

11

20% Jilly 27
7% Feb 26

20

1115% Jan

15

16

Jan

6

4% Jan

4

74

20% Feb
.

'

Feb

6

7%

27

1

42% Mar 25

38% Jan

8

40% Feb

5

Central Illinois

6

105% Jan

19

19% Jan

8

15% Jan

28% Feb

25

15 Va Jan

:

6% Dec

19% Oct

13

Light common

B
&

9% Mar 12

6% Feb
12% Jan

14% Feb

35% Jala

Cerro

27

22

4% Sep

25% Dec
Jun

3

12

Sep

15.;

21

7

44

25% Jan

28% Jan

27

241

33% Jan

31%

Feb

50

—

Corp__.

41% Feb

.

85 Va Oct
"

35% Feb

Products

$4.50

Jan

4

5

23% Mar 13

14

Aug 31

26 Va Mar 174

23% Feb

25 % Jan

8

17% Jun

16

I8V2 Jan

.21% Feb

5

Oct

7

21% M?r 241
26% Jan
5

18 Va Jan

22% Feb

4

34% Jan 21

17

'

Class

A

2,400

183/4

6,800

16%

16%

600

20%

20%

20%

<

20%

203/4

4,300

5%

5%

,

5%

5%

1,900

28%

28%

67%

68

123/4

12%

6,000
2,100
5,700
3,000

28%

28

28%

68

07%

673/4

12%

13

123/4

12%

39%

*

39%
107%

6

39%

16%

16%

17%

24%

24%

*10%

11%

6%

*6%

14 Va

14

140

20 3/4

21%

4,900

16

16%

107%

/

16%

I

17%

17%

1,200

108

*16%

16%

16%

'

17%

24 Vo

24%

24%

24 3/a

,

243/a

25

v.

*10%

11%

*103/4

11%

;

10%

10%

100

500

17

*6%

6%

63/4

63/4

21%

21%

21%

21%

35

40%

;■

21%

v

14

'

40%

108

107 %

203/4

21%

6%

35

f

40%

40%
*

,

21%

21

35

107%

21

*16%

21%

40%

107%

<

21 Va

21

17

35

35

1023/4

5

14

14 Va

14%

35

35

400

17%

14,300

6%

21%

5,900

14%

35%

.6%

21%

;
-

14%

35

'

14%,

7,800

«■

X34%

35%

35%

;

103%

700

34%

103%

35%

35%

35%

10-3%

103%

103%

4%

4%

5

5

*27%

28%

35 %

353/4

28%

35%

353/4

85

85

173/4

*

35%
*1023/4

5

*28%

*85

*27%
*85

35%
104

5

28%

35 3/a.

87%

x35

*102%

5

*27%

35%

28%

353/a

173/4

173/4

17%

17%

17%

17%

233/4

233/4

23%

233/4

24

24%

21

20%

20%

20%

20 Va

20%

20%

213/4

22

21%

213/4

213/4

22%

22%

22%

*29%-

593/4

30

27 V8 Jan

30% Feb

4

Jan

6

14 % Jan

15% Jan

20

Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25

Jan

6

5% Jan

6% Jan

20

Dec

29

22% Jan

13

10% Jan

11% Jan

20

51%

Jan

2

44

46% Jan

26

May

211

10% Jan

11

11% Jan

19

6

30% Jan

11

34% Jan

29

62% Mar 19

45% Jan

4

51% Feb

5

68

5

.

—

-

35%,

19,200

87%

*86

18

24

20%

130

28%

35%

:

87%

1,600

1,200

5

*27%

:

353/4

*85

87

4%

24

40
,

18

Jan

73%

18%

__1

k

(The)

10

.

723A

<

16%

67%

U%

1023/4

1.25

31

40% Sep 15,

>

■18%

16 Va

28

14

l_No par

14

10

72%

18%

16%

>

35

-

•

.

preferred—-—*

Sep

6

72V4

18%

<'•'•■■

5 Va Dec

12

30

73

r

107 %

——

15,600

114

18%

13

24%

6%

Chicago Grfeat Western Ry c'om—50
*
5'/o. preferred s.
,
_
50

27 Va Oct

39%
108

21 Va

*10

Chicago Corp

'

20%

-

71%

69

17

Cliesapeakfe Corp of Virginia
-.5
-Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
•3%-% convertible preferred
100
Chicago
East 111 RR eom„No par

29

18% Feb

13

13,500
.

*16%

31%

24 Va

__1

Corp

Belt Co

Common

1

85% Jan

_

84 % Jan

27

103

20%

12%

*10%

.

__5

Checker Cab Manufacturing

"

49%

*112%

66 Va

'■

13

39%

South

Certain-Teed

3

5% Jan

33

3 1

69

,

*107%

»

Vjoleta

de Pasco

Chain

2

103% Feb

4% Feb

103 Va Jan

15

80

35% Feb

98 Va I Jan

34 Va Dec

-

15
31

32% Sep

Jan

30

7% Mar 27

16

92% Jun

21%
114

27%

31%
'

12%

l*

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26 Va Jun

69
...

West Corp
*.5
Sugar Co__
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills—,
..No par

4

33 Va Jan

-

-

.

*16%

Class

3

31%

100
No par

17%

14

203/4

*112%

40

124

48%
*102%

5%

17

7% Jan 18

11,600

16%
*122%

103

20%

:50

<

16%

.

.

48%-

5%

Central RR Co of N J class A

29

"

24,800
1,000

16%

*102 Va

112%

133/4

20 Va

29

22% Jan

112%

51%

133/4

124

49

21

20%

•

300

503/4

5%

21Va

Central

Feb

*20

17% Jan

20% Jan

'

3,300

42%

13%

153/4.

103

350'

42

*41%

51

*122

49%

Shares

110%

41%

42%

'

21

Central

15% Mar 20

72

10

5

37

72%

*102

20%

72

15%
124
;

48%

»

114%

__100

20

15

20%
*112%

4% % preferred —
:
Central Illinois Public Service

Feb

14

Sep

21%
114%

5

25

'30

20%

29

17% Jan

15%
*122

114%

Feb

11% Jan

J11 Va Sep

103%

122

21 % Jan

10% Jan

5

*102

:Nopar

Central Hudson Gas & Elec

23% Jan

38% Jan

103%

.1

of Georgia' Ry
preferred aeries B

5%

10

"

'

*102

122

100

ii

Central
s

17 Va Mar 16

16

50%

Amer com.iNo par

4,

2

10

49

100

-

50%

122

109%

42

the Week

»•''

.

Feb

23% Dec

•t

—

50

5%

13

30

4

122

10

20 Va

4

-,

■13%

*5%

12% Jan

108

493/4

13%

15%

15%

50%

v<*13%

20%

Mar 27

10% Dec

15%

49%

13%

Central Foundry Co.

12

14% Sep 14
;

15%

50 %

3

71'/a Jan

"18% Jun

13%

41%

4

32% Jan:12

24

49%

13%

108%

*41%

18%

2

28 Va Feb

50%

13%

108 Va

42%

16%

4

14

49%

109

42

*41%

18%

66 Va Feb

14% Sep

41%

*16%

27% Jan

Jan

41%

18%

22

20% Mar

42

*108%

42%

16%

30

110

41%

18 %'

40 Va Jan

12

IC8V2

41 %

16%

•: 73% Jan

24

108 %

%

preferred series A_10Q

31

17% Jun

42

5%

15

"97 7Jun

41

Celotex

r

j

.

109

41%

Corp common..
No par
preferred
20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co__■
:_5

cdnv

26% Dec

13

Feb. 5

71%

t

59 >4 Sep

11% July 14
'35% Jun 16

Friday

Feb. 4

100

2nd preferred-..

4%%

Thursday

Feb. 3

*108 Va

—12.50

s

,

common

4.20%

Celanese COrp of

26

Jan

(J I) Co common..

Prefeired

i

21% Jan'26

4

30.
19

14

Corp—*

1% preferred _s
Caterpillar Tractor

Wednesday

Feb. 2

-1

_

Sales for

Tuesday

Feb. 1

10

Corp
'& General

PRICES

Monday

5

i.

5

11

15% Oct

4% Sep

Case

27

124
•

Jan

k

15 Va Sep

19% Feb

20

Jan

50 Va Jan

103 V? Jan

4

48 % Jan

24

23

.

'
Par

-

Carpenter. Steel Co

12% Sep

48% Dec

STOCK

YORK

Carolina CHnchfield & Ohio Ry_10Q
Carolina Power & Light—j—No par

5

34 % Jan

14 V*

LOW

EXCHANGE

-

40% Jan

Dec
Jan

NEW

Highest

9

113 Va Mar 19

34 % Jan

Continued—Page 3

STOCKS

400

4,300

18%

24%

1,900

203/4

21%

29,000

22

.

18%

243/a

;

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22

5,100

.

293/4

29 %

293/4

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

143/4

143/4

No par

*6 3/a

6 3/4

6%

6%

*6%

6%

6 3/a

6 3/a

6%

6 3/4

1,300

No par

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

113/4

16,600

100

45%

11%
45%

45

45%

45

45%

45%

453/4

45%

45%

4,300

com—No par

11%

11%

11

11%

11 Ve

11%

5%. preferred series A_
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool eom_Nopar
$3 convertible,- preference
No par
Chicago Rock 1st & Pac RR—No par
't* 5% conv preferred series A
100
Chicago Yellow JCab_—
No par

33%

33%

33

33%

33%

33%

49%

50

49

49%

49%

49%

69

*64

•

Class 13
Chic

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series

5%

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A

&

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pfd

noncum

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1.

30

<

.

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30%.

2,100

15

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"

10 Va Dec

30

21 Va

30 Va Dec

30

44 Vo Aug

41% Oct

6

'

59

Aug 31

59

Oct

6

89% Jun

82 Va Mar 19

I
•

63

Jan

5

76% May 27'

62 Va Jan

11

95

25

92

Jan

4

12»

Dec

29

58%

Dec

5

Feb

5

29

:

*8%
12%
2%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

—

25
25

2%
9%

22

22%

21%

21%

*20%

21%

*

25

56%

57%

56%

57

56%

69 V2

21

21 Va

10 Va Jan

18

Jan

5

21

Feb

24

Jan

6

2.

56% Feb

63

Jan

5

convertible

preferred

Co

Chrysler Corp
V

12

25

102

Jan

97% Jan

4

35%

Jan

22

55

Dec

47

Jan

12

24% Jun

16

30%. Dec

70% Oct

6

95% Jan

V. 9% Sep 15

14% Jan

^

Jun

17%

Jun

26% Dec
■v

;
'

15

14% Dec

28

72%

Dec

28

31

Oct

5

Feb

.V

47 Va Jun

17

16

100;

Jun

102

12

Aug

9

V

-

t
;

5

4.

190

Feb

4

18% Jan

4

23 Va Jan

27

Clevite Corporation

25

Climax Molybdenum—

14 Va Sep

Sep
<

12% Dec*

37
'

38 Va Sep

Sep

4

7.

42 % Jan

90

122

*,

Jan 20

17

2

38% Jan

Nov

5

86% Jan

4,

27

12 Va Jan

20

Feb

20

■*

4

18% Jan

42

Feb

2

46% Jan

Jan

29.

53

Jan

5,

48

Jan

19

51

Jan

4

2

41% Feb

3

48% Jan

6

9

41% Feb

2

48% Jan

16% Jan

*

21

70% Jan

14".

41% Jan

11

45% Jan

27

26% Jan

11

27% Feb

2

44

Jan

14

48

34% Jan

12

38% Feb

18% Jan 27

Commercial

39% Jan 22

Commonwealth Edison

22% Jan

2

16% Jan

11

37% Dec

2

36% Jan

4

37% Dec

7

36% Jan

39 % Jan

17

37% Mar 16

36% Jan

39% Jan 25 f

Dec

24% Jan

Dec

18
i

30

15

20% Jan

Jar\ 29

23% Jan, 27

12

44V2 Feb

103% Jun

2

109% Jan

5

7

108% Feb

Jun

91

Jan,

5

Jan

7

102.

Mar 26

28

10

13% Apr

5

15 % Sep

6

22% Feb

15

3

Nov

*2

35 Vo Apr 23
Jun 19
99

109% Jan

99% Jun 18

108% Feb

40%

*

27% Feb

1

Coppermines Corp—5

X

com

preferred

6as

Elec Light

Power Co of Bait com
4%% series B

6

.

Consolidated

Grocers

13% Jan 21

Jan

Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp

4-

Consolidated Natural Gas

Jan

26.

25

6% Jan 20

5% Jan

8

7

Consolidated

Textile

Jan

26

Consolidated

Vulbee

40

Jan

&

21%

4,500

39%

10,700

22

„

34%

35'/a .

134

,*133 V4

,

94%

*93%

120

120

70

44%

44%

44

44% '

27%

27%

27%

27%

,

.

46%

3fc

134

17%

Aircraft

Consumers Power Co com

$4.50

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x40%

*89%

90 Va

13%,.

13%

13%

13%

900

18

17%

18%

15,800

17%

17%
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44

50

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50

,

49

*48

50

~

41%

42%..

43

44

44 Ve-

44%

42%

43%

43%

44%

13%

42%,
13%

9,500
6,200

13%

13%

40,000

20%

20

20%

7,500

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43%
27%

r

.

17%

'

Va

13%

70

44 Va

44%

45

27%

27%

50

27%

39 Va

38%

20%

38%

%(

8

96

Jan 21

Nov

6

128

Jan 21

5

Feb

5

$4.25

*

23

70

160

44%

45

4,100

27%

27%

6,600

*69

3,600

47%

47%

48

38%

38%

38%

13,800

17%

17%

17%

8,900

25,600

38%

39
39

6%

6%

7

23%

23%

39
'

39%

39

39

38%
«

39

39 -

39

1,800

6%

6%

1,300
1,600

23%

23%

23%

3,500

23

1,500

23%

23%

23 Va

23%

23 Va

22%

23

22%

22%

22%

22%

23 '

21%

20%

20%

20%

21%

21%

21%

21

:

21%

1,300
8,300

7%

" 77/a

7%

7%

7%

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

43%

44 Ve

44%

44%

18,400

108%

108%

108%

108%

108%

108%

108%

1083/4

108%

108%

1,800

27%

20,300

7%

27%

8

27%

8%

27%

8

27 3%

27%

27%

27%

273/4

27%

8

40

112

112

,

102

102%

240

1.33%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

1,900

5
15

1

12%
55%
*23

12%

56%
24

12%
56%
*23

12%

12%
13

12%
57%

56%

57%

56%

56%

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22%.

23

23

6%

6%

5%

6%

3,900

8%

8%

8%

8%

2,000

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6%

6%

6%

8%

8%

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20 3%

20%

20 %t

20 V*

13

20%

21

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

108%

108%

108 %

108 Va

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108%

108%

107%

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107%

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107 V*. 107%

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46%

45 V*

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45 V*

46%

45%

20

No par

cony 2nd preferred—No par

46

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104

*102

108

46%
104

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104

45%
102

393/4

39 3%

109

:

102

108%

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.

13

900

13

56%
23

8%

20

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13

56%

6%

20%

12%

12%

243/4

23
6%

20 %

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preferred
preferred

99% Feb
133

6%

10

38%

*38%

39

160

<

Continental Can Inc common

97% Jan

*38%

100

17%

17%

38%

-

50'

47%

47%
38

17%

50

.

*48%

13%

20%
70

38

44

*43%

70

46%
1

.

102

Container Corp of

$3.75* preferred

310

90

13%

112

5

1

2,400

89%

102

58% Feb

$4.52

40%

89%.

112

4

2

;

40 *

40%

102

54% Jan

'•

46% Feb

30
200

3,100

112

6

107% Jan 25

7

121

120%

120

4,700

112

58% Nov

4

42% Jan

93%

102

45% Jan 13

5

106% Jan

133%

93%'

500

113

4

105% Jan

5

35

9,400
2,500

103%

Inc—*_10c

Co

23%

2%

133 Va

r

94%

*910

40%

;

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19




21%

21%

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15

8

22.

43%

112

Feb

25

30

page

*42%

102%

Jan

see

13%

20%

69%

17%

60

43%

112

Jan

footnotes

13 %

20%

37%

520

*42%

20%

13%

46%

4,900

73

102%

100

pfd
—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc.*—1

21

Jan

As
No par

Consol RR of Cuba 6%

8% Jan

Jan

108

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41%

21

•

55%

55%
108

43

.

70

'

'

73

—100

serieB C

57% Feb

12% Feb

No par
No par

98

For

55 Va

108%.

*20%

.No par

Inc—

23

133

55

49

20%

6%

20

95

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50

7

103

16

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7

4

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50

7

4

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50%

39

4

87

42

50

39

Jan

112%

40

39 %

90% Jan

"

17%
42

50

39

13% Jan

101%

18%
43

39

$5

5

109% Jan

11

117%

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-

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.

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39-

20% Jan

2

117%

'

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102% Feb

23

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*41%

Co com—.25

95

34%

*133

95

100

95% Jun

Jan

"

108

21% "

35

134

'

25% May 21

Jun

18% Jan

93

.

*85

35 Va

35

18

13%

220

1,800

210

*175

190

15 V4

75%

2%

13%

89% Sep 23

36

45

17

37%

180

*

4,400

6,100
1,200

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2%

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—
No par
>.
No par
America com—10
1
4%
preferred—;
100
Continental Baking Co cum—No par
$5.50
preferred
:
No par

1 Jun

75
37%

2%

3£%

7

Jan

15%
75%

37 Ve

2%

39

Jan

17%
38%

;

;

2%

13%

-

15%

15 Va

75%

15%

31%

97

89%

*

30%

31%'

27

38%

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*

30%

8,800

,.,102%

38%

13%

—_

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8

30%

*100

102%.

97

38%

12%

■I

17,000

10 V4

85%4

10%
..

26%.

39

1

6

86%

10 Va

*100

rr

96%

38%

1

10% Jan
10% Jan

Dec 29

85%

83%
10

102%

26%

89%

preferred
25
preferred.:
25
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Coyp
10

Feb

Sep 14

38,900

39 Va

convertible

112

18% Jan

8

32%

96%

conv

102% Feb

5% Dec 23

31%

38%

$1.40

7

54

837/a r

32 Va

26%

13%

17%

8

5

,32 Va

58

96%,
2%

89%

"

270

57%

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I

26%

13%
17%

102%

58

•39 Va

89%

37%

Jan

2

6,600

21 Va

21%,
103

38%

No par
No par
No par

47

98

27

58

16

21 Va

50

57%

25%
95%

41%

17%

Jan

Jan

17

127,000

39%

*900

37%

26% Jan

38% Jan

48% Jun

116

"

46%

107

16% Apr 24

12% Dec 16
11

Jan

110%

*920

*93%

118%

10

Consolidated

15

117

No par

Solvents

Consol Edison of N

8Va Jan

4

10

34%
134

93%

Engineering Inc_No par

Consolidated

4

40% Jan

Jun

35%
134

Credit Co.—

5-

7% Jan

11

23% Jun

2%

Commercial

6

25

100

59%

96 %

41

Consolidated Cigar Corp—
Ex stock distribution
«-

Feb

Jan

Southern

&

Congoleum-Nalrn

42% Dec

108

21

58 Va

43%

21%

42

No par
Ohio Elbe—5

4

10

11

Pictures

22% Jan

3"4% Jun

6% Sep 14

2%

■93%

$4.25 cumulative pfeferred-.No par

23% Jan 26'

21% Jan

20% Dec 31

20% Oct 28

7

21% Jan

"27% Jan 27

29

21

27 Va
I

$1.32

22

21%

*

Jan

'6

3

96%

Combustion

17

Mar

39

26%

96%

22

41%

Columbian Carbon. Co..

17

8 *

39%
27%

*133

No par
common—NO par

13% Feb
21% Jan

5% Dec 29

21%

2%

Columbia Gas 8y$tem Inez

4

4"

2,300
1,200

10 %

72% '

*42%

'

4

;Jan 25

900

2%
10 Va

'

10

31%

36%

72

"42%

12

:

22%

41%

12%. Jan

6

43%

43 Va

19% Jan

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*42%

42%

68 % Jan

38% Jan

43%

35

2.50

r.

5

48% Dec

73

42%

15

18

54%

41%

B

21 Va

75%

36%

108 Va

*72%

43%

Columbus

13%

102%

54%
55 Va
108% 108% ;

54%
108%

43

24

41-

54%'

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Jan

.

9

*8%

.

2%

60%

69

90

pfd—100

27% Dec 29

2

!

9

13%

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'
"

58%

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50

Columbia

*

90

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Celumbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50

I-

1,900

2%

,

180

_10Q

51% Mar 17

Sep 15

2i%

noncumulatlve 1st pfd

4% 'noncumiilative ;2nd

32 Va Jun
i

Aikman Corp

69% Dec

15

■

90

96

Corp—NO par

22% Dec

7

8,900

96

9%

*165

73 '

No par

prererfed—^

Class

68%

95%

"

27

—r100.,

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6 "
Colorado. & SoAthern'Tty 90m

50,

Mar 24

15%
*75

180

108%

100
1

26

32 Va Jun

16

$3.50
Collins

6

68

68 V8

95%

''

-—

Internat'l

*165

38%

1

:

Colgate-IPalmollve Co com—No Par

4;

14% Jan

32 Va Jun
'

7%' preferred

Coca-Cola

Dec

68

68%

*8%

10%

*100 ,
30%

,

15%

21%

No par -

Inc common
cdnv preferred

10

75

*42%

4% cumulative 2nd preferred... 100
Coca-Cola Co (The)—*!.*
NO par

5

50%* Dec

Sep 15

31

111% Jan

cum

—*

Jan 25

93% Feb

•

100

68% "

■'

stock—50
—*nj
1

Clopay Corp ——;
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35% Jan 27
134

%.-%

4

50%-Dec

8

6

23% July

6

Clinton -Foods

65% Mar, 24

11% Jan 29
59 Va Mar

12

Jan

89

29

66 W Mar 24

Jan ' 9-

38 Va

4

132%'Jan

July 24

*67

1

38% Jan

Jan

34

20%'Mar 17

23

47,

5

34% Feb

14

Dec

:

14

_2%„Jan

4

47% Jan

Dec '22

-

2% Jan

90

180

83%

36%

*72

-Speoiaf guaranteed 4%

8

34% Dec 21

8

36%

*85

Cleveland

4

97% Jan

Dec

*73%

*165

-

>

30%

15%

74%

31%

«

102%

30%

15%

54%

42% Jan 26

29% Jan

31 Va

57%

10%

10%
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36%

108%

6

40% Jan

4,500

*13

"

101% 102%
#

83%

83%
-

15 Va
74%'

Elec Illuriiinatlng cpm.Nopar

Jan

Jan

10%

36 Va

20

$4,50 preferred
No par
& Pitts RR 7%. gtd—_50

3

37

84%
102%

Cleve

5
27

72% Fell

5

3

89

32

iioncumulutive preferred—100

55% Feb

4

7

Feb

31%

30 Va

5
100

C c c &,St Loills JRy Co cbm__.loo

108% Jan

Jan

25

136 '

Dec -31

.

32

*100

No par

; 4V+% 'Cojivertlbles preferred
.Clark Equipment to new..

57%

10%

.

*1(S)

'

4,

53 Va Jan

25% Feb

892

49

i

95% Jan

Jan -7

43

4,

9

.5

38% Dec 23

:

Feb

70% Jan

125% Feb 20

>

15%

15

107

19

Oct > 9

•

i

5*.

.preferred
City Products Ct>rp*,__*
City Stores Co -ooj^mpn.*

56 %

100

83%

10

5Va%

21%
101 Va

56%

31 Va

"

5%

Mar 23

29% Oct

6

Jun

5

97% Nov 25

Sep 14

13-

31% Feb

a"

21 Va

100%

54%

100
'

No par

Investing Co common

City

20

Sep 16

33 Ve Sep 11
22% Jan 19

80

14

Jan

25% Apr 15
43% Mar 20

,

4.

22

Jan

104

.37% Feb

42

874

10% Jan

5

T Financial, Corp..*

Cities Service

86 Va Feb

4

,77% Jan

44% Mar 19

128% Sep » 3
78
Jan
2

:

C I

4

Sep 21

107

,

27

70%

28% Apr

32% Feb

Jan

75

2

11„

July 14

54% Nov 24

89% Jun 12
v

i

21%

21'/a

•

*1

*

58% Feb

20 j1

51%

Electric—

&

I

»

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Jan

41-

'*

Feb

4% preferred'
I
100
Cincinnati Millihg Machine Co—1(1

-

15

180 :

Gas

Common

Jan

22
103

74

Dec 15

18

,

33% Jan

Nov 30

109% Jan

12

Jan

27% Jan

3

83% Feb

90

Jan

97/e Jan
5

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78

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10

80

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5,100
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11

13% Feb

13

22

Feb

96

3% Feb

9% Jan

Oct

.

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Western

North

&

.

14% Feb

7% Oct 13

10% Sep 22
1% Dec 18

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5,700
300

21

35,400

40

26,300

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108

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11

9% Sep

16

13% Mar

Jun

16

82% Jan

7

7% Sep

14

11% Mar 25

48% Oct

13

62% Jan

15% Sep

15

22

14
21
15

28% Mar

67

19% Sep

19% Sep
19% Sep

20

Jan

21

19% Jan

14

6

12% Feb

1

28

773A Jan

18

Continental Insurance

7% Jan

3

8'A Jan

73% Jan

20% Mar 17

2

10% Jan

10% Mar 17

4

85A Jan

21

Continental Motors

Jan

4

60% Feb

5

19

52

5

4

17% Feb
22% Jan

27

22% Jan

4

247/e Jan

2

20% Jan

4

22% Jan

12

52

Jan

7

47

21% Jan

4

26% Feb

28

Jan

52

Jan 25
Jan 20

8%

83/8

8%

83%

8%

8%

8,800

58%

58 3A

59%

59%

60 3/8

14,900

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17

17%

21%

21%

21

21%

203/4

21

21

21%

22

22

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23%

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2,500

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223%

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223/8

223/4

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3,400

61

Jan

8

63 3/s Jan

27

Corn

15

Corning

1

12

933/4 Jan

Apr

21

87 % Jan

25

90% Dec

93% Sep

8

96% Feb
99'A Jan

6

78

Nov

9

72% Jan

4

76% Jan

27

67% Feb

174% Jan

5

177% Feb

5

176% Dec 31

Jan

4

18% Jan

11

4

4% Jan

Corp™
Corp common

16

16

18% Nov

15% Dec

29

3% Sep

15

5

Jan 20

3% Jan

1% Nov

3o

2

Mar

1

25% Sep

15

87% Jun

1

1
27

28 % Jan

Jan

21

91% Jan

4

96'A Feb

27% Mar 12

26% Jan

4

27% Jan

2

29

21

Jan

4

13 %

Feb

3

Jun

10

26% Jun

16

11

2

15% Mar

3

31% Feb

34% Jan

15

29 % Jan

4

35% Dec

17

34% Jan

4

39% Feb

5

16

101% Jan

4

1023A Jan

21

Jan

21% Jan

11

243/4 Jan

29

103

May 18

6

33% Jan

20% Sep

15
15

89

72% Jan

4

77% Feb

4

68% Sep
13% Dec

24

36 % Jan

5

14% Jan

5

20% Jan

26

11% Dec

11% Jan

4

J~an

4

6

53 % Jan

7

57

Mar 17

31

17

Jan

6

Jun

24

185

Jan

15

Nov

18

13% Jan

29

% Jan

29

8

5% Sep

180

52

5%

8% May 21
Mar 17

64
12 %

6% Sep

21
27
Sep 21
5% Sep 15

34% Jan

21

57% Feb

Curtiss-Wrlght

8% Jan

22

26% Jan

26

Jan

20

Dana

4 % Jail

4

Jan

8

series A
100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5%
convertible preferred
2o
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
1
Preferred 4.60% series A
80

Jan

7

14% Jan

6

10

38% Jan

4

40% Jan

29

Mar 16

52% Jan

4

54% Feb

5

29

11% Jan

4

13% Jan

19

37% Jan

13

39 % Jan

20

31% Jun

19

Sep

17

57

11% Dec

15

16% Jan

Corp common

Apr
Jun

3

2

90

Jan

5

94

Feb

4

Preferred 3.75%

Jan

16

91

Jan

13

94

Feb

5

Preferred

11

94% Jan

11

98% Feb

5

Preferred 3.90%

23% Feb

17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15

18% Feb ' 4

19% Jan

26

8

10% Jan

14

Decca

11

44% Feb

3

24% Jan

4

29% Jan

26

32% Jan

4

33% Feb
46% Jan

10

14

14

47 % Jan

5

23% Sep 15
28% Jun 18

30% Jan

2

33% Jan

5

series C

Co

&

Deere
7%

common

Delaware Power St

40% Sep

21

52% Feb

2

43% Jan

4

10% Oct

13

15% Jan

30

12% Jan

4

23% Jun

16

27% Dec

21

27% Jan

4

29% Feb

Dec

9

55% Jan

62% Feb

5

Aug
4
24% Mar 23

98% Feb

3

Escrow

1G% Jan

18% Jan

28

28

24% Jan

16

7

Lack

Delaware

5

61

29% Feb

5

31/64 Jan

7

29% Jan

26

Jan

4

105% Feb

2

3

33% Jan

4

35% Jan
34% Jan

Jan

11

Diana

28% Jan

4

31'A Feb

Divco

12

12

41% Dec

13% Feb 26

16

Jun

11% Jan

4

48

Feb

Jan

11

62

Feb

5

23% Mar 10

16

14% Jan

87% Dec 17

13% Dec 29
60

2

10% Jan

3

Jan

57

Sep

10% Feb
40

Nov 30

79

Jan

10

43% Jan

8

33% Feb

2

29

102% Jan

15

100% Jan

4

15

5

4

2

83% Jan

14

Feb

13

37

12% Jan

2

7

75

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July 29

6% Dec

43

30

18% Jan

'75% Jan 15

91

Jun

4

89% Jun

23

97

Jan

79%

77

77

77%

77%

19

183/4

18%

18

18%

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18

17%

18

13%

133/8

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13%

13%

13%

13%

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28%

28%

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28%

7%

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56%

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73A

12,300

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5

57

26%

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31%

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136

2,900

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5

5

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14

14

14

14

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54

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12%

12%

13%

12%

2,300

38%

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383/8

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38%

38%

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1,800

94

94

93

93

130

94

94

94

98

98

98

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94

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10

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10

10

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18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

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22

22

22'A

1,800

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22%

22 3A

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10

22

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28 %

283A

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28 5/8

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29

28%

28 3A

2,700

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106%

106%

110

105

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105

1053/4

105

353/8

34%

35'A

35

35%

35'A

1,400

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35

35%

35

34'A

34%

34%

300

34%

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345/8

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343/8

25

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115/s

11%

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113/4

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117A

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113/4

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2

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11%

11%

1,200

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2
1

11%

11%

11%

11%

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11%
30

30%

30%

303/8

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30%

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31%

13,400

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30 3/4

10%

10%

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10 3A

2,000

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47

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48

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47%

46

46

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62

62

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61%

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11%

11%

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11%

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115/8

1,300

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16

16%

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11%

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613/4

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16

16%

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16%

16%

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92

92%

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15,300

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97

91

89

94

89%

90%

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35%

91,800

34%

333/8

343A

33%

34%

5

102%

102 =/s

300

22 3/s

22%

20,000

21%

50c

series

No par

12

94% Jan

6

Feb

1

Preferred

$3.50

series

No par

28% Jan

13

10
50
50
5o

8

Feb

10

Jan

6

Dec

9

50% Jan

12

48% Jan

5

48% Jan

4

49% Jan

12

6

10% May 15

•9% Jan

7

10% Jan 26

17% Sep 18
20% Sep 22

23% Mar 11

18% Jan

12

20% Feb

Eagle-Picher Co

,

21%

213/8

102%

•102

1023A

•102

22%

22%

223/4

80

78%

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78 Va

*76%

78%

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38

•36

38

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38

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38

7%

$4.50

Duquesne

21%

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8%

St Co-

Common

1025/s

♦102

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Corp

21%

•36

100
1

convertible preferred

102%

*102

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52

8

7%

,

7%

108%

109

108

109

118

118

117%

1173/4

97 7A

73A

110%

1U%

109%

111%

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118%

118

118%

118

118%

*973/4

98

29%

28%

*473A

283A

98

973/4

973/4

800

29%

28 5/8

29

28 3/4

28%

25,100

48

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48

473/4

48

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52%

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52%

110

52%

49%

49%
10%

49 3A

493A

1,800

10%

10%

1,200

47%

47%

52%

52%

♦513A

52%

52%

49%

49%

10%

10%

49%
10%

10

10

♦10

10 %

9%

10

50

50 %

100
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1

*168

4

July

20% Jun

5

20% Jan

94

2

24% Dec

89

May 28
12% Sep 14

39% Sep

25% Mar 25

1

Feb 20

102

Feb

7

11

57

3

6%

23% Jan

Jan

4

100

13

14

40% Jan

4

2% Apr 15
37% Jan
9

1 % Jan

4

23% Dec 29

24'A Jan

4

27% Jan

6

10% Oct

6

13

Jan

26

11% Jan

4

12% Jan

15

22

5

33% Feb

4

23% Jan

12

26% Feb

5

1% Dec 22

Oct

43

Jan

20

(1% Jan 26

Auto-Lite

Electric

51% Nov 30

48% Feb

2

51

Jan

11

6

60% Feb

4

49% Jan

22

51

Jan

18

Sep 15
13% Sep 15
9% Dec 30

37% Jan

8

35% Jan

11

37% Jan

19

El

2

14% Jan

4

Jan

15

Emerson

30

20% Sep

15

25% Dec 23

18% Mar
14

Jan

6

26% Feb 19
29% Feb

6

Sep 18
Dec

22

11

26

Feb

1

24

Jan

4

26% Jan

7

92

Jan

6

96% Feb

2

8% Nov 27

64% Dec 22

74% Feb

70% Jun 15

74




23% Jan

11% Jan

26

22% Jan

For footnotes

4

5

99

24% Mar 12

16

Jan

Mar 13

89% Dec 21
20% Jun

4

10

16

5

5

Apr 21
see

page

22.

22% Jan

4

% .5%
5%

conv

Emerson

Empire

24% Jan

25

7% Jan

4

8% Jan

25

Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg

4

18% Jan

27

Erie RR common

66

Jan

4

Jan

28

72% Jan

H

74% Feb

5

70

5%

preferred series A

Erie St Pittsburgh RR Co

21%

*84

85%
23%

23%

23%

50

38 3A

3 8 3/4

39

39

39%

2,400

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21%

20%

21

21%

21%

1,300

85%

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85%

*84%

85%

20

85%

233A

233/4

23%

233A

233/4

233A

3,000

38%

♦100

100

*100

700

170%

>

— -

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700

133/4

13%

13%

•13%

13%

14

133A

133/4

14

13%

40%

41%

413A

42%

3,800

41

41%

42 Va

41%

42%

41

13A

1%

13A

1%

1%

26%

263/4

26%

265/8

8,100
2,200

1%

1%

13/4

27%

26%

263/4

26%

26%

113/4

11%

113A

113A

12

1,200

11%

11%

11%

11%

3,600

25%

26

26%

25%

253/4

10

25 %

26 %

25%

25%

26

50

50

48%

*48%

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48%

48%

50
50

48%

♦50%

50%

51

50

*50%

50

37%

36%

37

37%

36%

37%

36%

37

3

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

4

•10%

103A

10%

10%

10%

103A

10%

10%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

24

•25%

263/8

26%

26%

26%

26%

*95.%

2nd preferred

16% Jan

21

85%

*168%

1%

Electric Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph

preferred

21%

23%

171

170%

11%

5
10

*49

51

23%

24

25

26%

26%

100
8.50

Co

Endicott Johnson Corp common

4%

21%
♦84

170

•—4 CO 00 £

2,400
26,200

26%

Natural Gas

Electric

39

51%

No par
15

common

District

168

10

51

13A

preferred

Paso

168

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39%

10

8

(The)

Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co

48% Dec 31

170

38%

#

10

51%

*100

Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares

Elliott Co

50 3/8

10

51%

100
1

preferred

44

Oct

100
2.50

Co common

Elastic Stop Nut Co

Mar 12

21

common

preferred

4%%

Jan

Co

Manufacturing Co

Ekco Products

Jan

13% Jan

Kodak

preferred

4%%

85% Feb

19

Eastman

Eaton

21% Jan

857/e Feb
100

17% Feb 24

Feb

40% Jan

22% Jan

18

51%

51% Feb

16% Jan

173/4

9%

4

83

18%

50%

46% Jan

171

18

10%

Stainless Steel Corp

7

173/4

50%

Corp

Eastern

12

23,300

17 S/8

•9%

Eastern

29

Jan

243A

I?3/*

173/4

4

10% Jan

38

24%

24%

10

18% Feb

4

165% Jan

2,100

24%

173/4

4

9% Jan

22

20%

24 3A

10

15% Jan

Jan

19%

24%

17%

19% Mar 27
15% Mar 17

48% Jan 30

19%

25

5

4

169

193/4

24%

245/a

1

Eastern Airlines Inc

31

156% Sep 30
36% Sep 18

19%

20%

19%

19%

193/4
25

10

1

8% Dec

47% Dec 18

130

19%

1q

13% Dec

16

1,100

98

98

♦47%

48 3A

19,100

7%

98

48%

8

2,500

110%

V/a

98

48%

-

73A

109

29%
47%

29%

38

73/4

1

41% Jun

500

16 %

common

(EI)

1,100

10%

No par

Nem

700

100

Corp

Co

3,200

No par

common

Preferred

Feb

2,500

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

1
1

4

25

700

173/4

5

4

16,600

10%
42

29%

118% Feb

22% Jan

50

17%

111% Feb

8

600

14

40%

29 5/8

12

28% Jan

300

5

29%

115% Jan

5

-

5

*4%

2,600

26%

263%

29,500

433/a

43%

♦87%

88%

8 5/8

43

42

32

32%
88%

600

57

•134

136

*134

136

41%

31%
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88%

83/4

41%

413/4

41%

41%

8%

10

98

*97%

565%

8%

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136

*134

7%

73/4
98

56

26%

26%

26%

26%
136

75/8
56%

17%

104% Jan 11

3

1,000

18%

Duplan

5

29%

29%

26

Feb

29%

18%

8% Jan

52% Feb

4,300

29%

8
20

Jan1 4

'

9%

4,800

Dunhil] International

27

9%

*97%

8%

8%

100

9%

29%

75/8

56

56

*55%

8%

5,900

57

*56%

98

*97 %

98

6%

6

6%
57

8%

29

73/8

7%

73/8

97%

200

•170

200

6
*56

9%

9%

9

9%

*170

6%
57

57

56%

*55%

200

6

6

6

6%
57

*170

200

*170

200

320

2,400

18%

12

29% Jan

300

78%

*77%

98

Co

de

*77

80

62%

$4 preferred series A

Pont

140

300

24

18%

48

9 % Jan

23%

97%

25

48

233/a

61%

3

45

23%

18%

Light Co com
$3.75
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
DWG Cigar Corp

Apr 27
47% Apr 23
43% Jun
4

23%

24%

233A

97%

4

42

24

233/4

62

30% Dec

25'A Sep 14

102%

18

Jan

98

39%

102%

45

2

108% Dec
118% Jan

10

Jun

38%
*102%

97%

Corp-Seagrams Ltd-.
Corp

3%%

393/a
102 '/a

39%
102%

613/8

38% Jan

77

39%
102 %

38%

102%

98%

26

Jan

39%

102%

39

39%

102%

61%

Dresser Industries common

du

109

Stores

Chemical

Dow

22% Feb

36

31%

97%

Douglas Aircraft Co Inc

102% Feb

24% Jan

17'A Sep

313%

27%

Dome Mines Ltd

38% Jan

94'/a Jun

13%

313/s

60%

preferred

Match

Dixie Cup

Feb

33% Jun

13

31%

*33%

No pa*
5% conv preferred series A
50
Dr. Pepper Co
No par

97

13%

31%

10%

16% Feb

4

11,300

12%

31

18%

11% Feb

11

1,700

123/4

30%

96 3/4

Distillers

17

7,200

12%

30%

400

60 3A

Diamond

7% Sep

800

13'A
313/4

12%

13

96 3A

$1.50 cum preferred
T Motor Car

12% Jan

11

27%

7,600

60%

Corp

cum

11% Jan

31% Jun
10

4.40%
Diamond

4

29% Nov 12

27%

96

Raynolds class A-

12

2

273/8

61%

Vilbiss Co

10% Jan

21

25

27%

8

Steel

33% Jan

Jan

10% Sep

15

*27%

41%

Edison

13

14% May 25
13% Feb
4

9% Sep

27%

96

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co

34% Feb

Jun 12

30

27

60%

Diamond Alkali Co common

27% Jan

27%

27%

r31/64 31/64

40% Feb

101

96'A

new—100
preferred
10o

ctfs for

Devoe &

Mar 17

96%

1%

3,800

29

Jan, 22

32

96%

.'.1%

293A

22% Jan

33

31%

*95'A

1%

29 5/8

De

108

32

96%

/

14'A

19

9

313/4

96

29%

18% Jan

24

31%

96

*95

96

14%

5

14

1%

31%

29

7

Sep

1,700

1%

31%

14%

29

32% Jun

1%.

1%

1%

28%

Jan

95% Jun

3,000

13%

10% Jan

25

7,100

4%

31%

1%
32

*96%

Hillsdaie~~&Tw"RR"coIlOO

Detroit

18%

4%

4

28%

4

8

*3%

177%

175/b

175%

4

265

177%

177

17%

4

13%

12

20"% Jan

17%

28 3A

9% Jan

1

177

176%

17%

4

*3%

4

176%

17%

17%

17%

3,700

135/a

2% Jan

24% Mar 10

177

*176

177

10
10

74%

28%

6% Mar 17
19% Jun

100

74

14

16% Mar 25

16

*98%

74

29

14

15

100

73%

13%

Light Co

29

18% Sep

*98 %

74%

28%

Western

St

9% Dec
17% Sep

99%

74

14%

2% Dec

18% Feb

*98%

74%

*93%

27

2
3

983/4

74%

92%

Detroit

28% Jan

23/64 Jan

Mar

64

98 3A

75

12%

Detroit

14

30% Dec

July 24

99%

4,600

99

903%

38%

100
50
13.50

-Derby Oil Co (The)

33/64 Dec 30

29/64 Dec 30

*97%

54%

Denver & Rio Grande West RRr—
99

99

893A

14

Escmw ctfs for common

93% Jan

60

29

81% Apr
15% Oct

*97%

40%

20

preferred

Delaware & Hudson

20
14% Feb
5

55% Dec

98

5

50c
50c
1
10

Inc

Records

Rock Oil Corp

Deep

5

series B

3.75%

10,700
510

*97

32

100
100
100

series A

Rubber Co

Dayton

Jan

35% Jan

2

12 % May

91%

96%

>87%

Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power St Light common—7

97% Feb

28

86

91%

91%

96%

41%

1

17

92

83

91%

91%

98

26%

preferred

Jan

92

90 3/4

92

•134

No par

39 % Dec

16

82 % May 28

63%

63

8%

26

49

26 3/8

63

56%

18

14

26

63

'

Jan

4

265/«

62 %

7%

87 % Jan

85/8 Mar 17

25%

63%

97%

34

14% May

25%

63

28%

26

40% Nov

25%

63

9%

11

22

13% Aug 20

25%

*55%

87% Jan

5

1,800

47

62%

6

30% Jan

Inc

3%%

46%

25%

•170

5

8

46%

13%

43% Feb

Jan

53

46%

18%

11

Cutler-Hammer

*50

53

465/8

•77%

Jan

pfd

*50

500

26

24%

1
1
100

common

A

Class

53

463/b

38%

39

40% Mar 25

47

102%

15

92

53

30%

Jan

22

*50

*46%

74

12%

7

Cushman's Sons Inc 7%

♦50

52%

47'A

27%

4

15

22%

*95

11

83% Dec

74

31%

Jan

29% Sep

733A

1%

1

Corp

common

Jan

43

733/4

17%

7% Jan

15

733A

*176

25

31% Sep

Dec

5

135

74

74%

134

2

138

34

Feb

57

73%

*98%

17

23

33% Jun

14

5

74%

91%

Apr

9% Feb

15

18

Jan

Dec

15

Jan

98

12

62%

27% Mar 20

6% Sep

4

5

8% Jan

4

54 % Jan

4

23% Sep
131

29% Feb

8

11

Jan

93

100% Jul 28

49% Sep

5

7% Jan

2

31

3

28% Jan

29

8% Apr

93% Dec

Feb

9% Jan

4

8% Feb

Mar 19

11%

*96%

25
33A%
perferred—
100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2
Crown Cork & Seal Common
2-5o
$2 preferred
—
No par
Crown
Zellerbach Corp common__5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5%
convertible preferred
10o
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1%
preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
,-10
4% %
preferred
100
Cuneo Press Inc
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred—
No par
Co

Crane

3

95

10% Dec

91

l5/6 Feb

32% Jan

2

12

3%

4
4

11%

25%

Glass

International

Coty

% Jan

34% Apr

25% Jan
28

3

12

•46%

22

Mar 31

161

12

•50

20

Exchange Bank St Tr Co

12%

73%

Works common
5
3 % %
preferred—
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
1% preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
,
1

19

15

6

—

12

series
60
Electric Corp—1

6%

Dubiller

Cornell

2

96 % Jan

100

16 3A

68% Jan

95% Jan

2,200

58%

18

19

1,500

743A

83/8

15

25

12

163/4

Jun

Jun

*11%

8

583A

18% Sep

96% Jan

19%

8%

Preferred

4

98

*18%

573/a

26% Mar 25

14

19

7%

*16%

55% Jan

93% Sep

7%

19

7%

8%

30

70

8

19

17%

43% Dec

58

73A
*18%

58%

6

45

8

19

8%

48% Jan

30

4,100

7%
*18%

5
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% series
50

27

Jan

49

Sharea

8

19

57%

Cooper-Bessemer

18

27% Feb

Feb. 5

•16%

Continental Steel

26

26% Jan

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

.14

Fibre

of Delaware-

Continental Oil

5

4

Jan

Thursday

25
5
10
1

convertible preferred

5%

15% Jan

6

Sales feff

SALE PRICES

Feb. 3

•18%

Continental Diamond

20

Mar 18

HIGH

Feb. 2

8

Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2

7% Feb

15

Feb. 1

Wednesday

Tuesday

P«f

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

7% Sep

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Monday, February 8, 1954

Continued—Page 4

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953

...

.*■%

»*

95

95

95%

96%

23%

24%

23%

24

8%

1

8%

8%

8%

No par

17%

18%

17%

18%

10o
50

69%

69%

69%

*72

69%
75

•72

75

23%
8%
18

*69%
•72

-

97

24%

*48%

50

51

51

37

37%

15%
10%
*23%

15%

1,300

103A

4,500

24

26'/a

26%
95%

*95%

97

95%

23%

24

X233A

70

200

16,800

24

700

1,200
130

5,400

8%

7,000

18%

18%

18'/a

18%

18%

69 3A

69%

70

XG8%

68%

22,800
1,000

75

74%

74%

80

8%

75

8%

•72

8%

8%

dumber 5297... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 179

*"(623)~15 ":

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

6% Sep
10
Sep

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Monday

19

9% Jan

4

13 V* Jan

Evans

Eureka

W|)Uams Corp

10

16% May

12% Jan

4

13 % Jan

Eversharp

39% Sep

14

59% Mar

49% Jan

4

55

Jan

2

2% Jan

6

2

Nov

3

July 13

Feb

2% Jan

18

Exchange Bullet Corp

Sales for

Thursday

Friday

Feb. 4

Feb. 5

Feb. 8

the Week
Shares

9%

9%

9%

9%

9y8

9%

9%

9%

•12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

*12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

123/4

12%

12%

3,000

54

53%

53%

53%

54

54%

543/4

54%

55

2,500

2%

•2%

2%

•2%

2%

♦2%

2%

*2%

2%

22% 22%
10% 10%
18
18
16
16
17% 17%
*52
55
25% 25%
14% 14%
*5K
61
*48
50%
4%
4%
23% 23%
40% 40%
101
101
9%
9%
23%
23%
77
77
15%
16

•

9%
12%

53%

1
3
2.50

Inc

-Wednesday

12%

5

:

Ex-Cello Corp

12

Feb. 2

9% '

5

Products Co

Tuesday

Feb. 1

Par

EXCHANGE

Jan

9

14% Mar

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

NEW YORK 8TOCK

Highest

11% Jan

9% Mar

15
14

Continued—Pagi'5

STOCKS

Bsnge for Previous

22%

22%

22%

22%

X22%

223/e

22%

22 y8

3,300

10%

ioy8

10%

10%

103/4

10%

10%

44,600

17%

17%.

17%

17 y8

17%

17 y»

17%

16'/a

16%

*2y«

2,700
800

F
21% Jan

4

15

10% Mar 25

9% Jan

11

16% Dec 29

17% Feb

4

15

21

Sep
6% Sep

28% Mar 25

14

23 % Jan

29

Fairbanks

11

26

Jan

76% Jan 28

81% Jan

18

14% Jan

12

17% Feb

4

63

Jan

12

70% Feb

5

Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50

Jan

28

17

19

Jan

8

17% Jan

5

18

Jan

22

48% Jun

24

57

Jan

14

52% Jan

11

53

Jan

15

21% Sep
10% Sep

21

34% Apr

14

23% Jan

11

26

40

18

15
9

Sep

14

14

9

59% Jan

Jan

49% Jan

16 Ya Feb

2

Jan

27

4

15% Jan

7

8

61

5

Jan

20

51% Jan

7

4

4% Jan

15

23

Jan

19

23% Jan

7

14

48

/40% Jan

21

1

105

1

35 % Sep

July

9

18% Jan 27

53% May 4
7% Apr
1
27% May 21

Oct

94

Mar

66% Mar

3%. Dec 31
22

8% Dec 29

3% Jan

Jan

5

38% Jan

4

Mar

2

99% Jan

4

102

Feb

3

Jan

15

8% Jan

4

9%. Jan

26

Oct

7

29%Jan

2

20% Jan

4

24% Jan

25

67% Sep

14

86% Jan

5

19

13%Jun

13

8

53% Sep
101% Jun

15

6

l

107

Oct

26

May 8
7% Dec 30
25% Sep 18

54

Dec

21

41

92

Sep

13% Mar 17

106 ..J an

11

Jan

12

7% Jan

4

50

107

Jan

5

53% Jan

5

4%*

preferred.

Firth

(The)

25% Jan

4

11

98% jan

7

24% Feb

27

16% Jan

5

17% Jan 21

29% Dec

7

28% Jan

7

30% Jan

Florida

3

Jan

27

Flintkote Co

(The)
14 preferred

26

Power

38% Jan

40% Jan

25

11%. Dec 31

39% Oct 21
17% Jan
6

4

11% Jan

4

14% Jan

22

3

30% Jan

4

13

Food

99

Jan

5

93% Jan

7

34% Jan
95
" Feb

2

37% Jan

12

40

Jan

20

27

88% Jan

6

94

Jan

27

common-No par
No par

92

Sep 16

33% Oct

6

143% Jan

81

Jun

9

103

89

Jun

Jan

4

Stores

$4.20 dlv

Inc

pfd

96% Jan

12

94% Jan

4

97% Feb

14% Sep

15

23% Jan

20

19

jan

11

21% Jan

27

29

13% Apr
13% Apr

15

6% Jan

4

8% Jan

25

13
51% Mar 17

-10% Jan

14

45% Jan

4

11

Jan

7

11% Feb

23% Jan

4

26

69% Jan

4

76% Feb

5% Jan

12

9% Dec 30

39%Sep
1
10
May 15

,

14% Jan

9

21% Sep 15

27% Mar 24

68

79

•

Dec

22

4% Sep

15

15% Sep
6% Sep

15

20% Jan

15

34% Jan

Jan

7% Mar

6

3

28

19

11

3

*

Corp
Sugar. Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co—

Jan

51% Feb

Froedtert

Feb

4%

4
4

7% Jan

6

36% Feb

10

Jan

13

25% Jan

21

28% Jan

27

22% Jan

4

23% Feb

1

15

33% Jan

20

24% Jan

7

27% Jan 27

3% Sep
25% Sep

14

7% Mar 12

3"% Jan

4

4% Jan

20

14
21% Aug 31

37% Mar 12

27

Jan

4

25% Jan

22

28% Jan
26% Feb

20

29% Mar 24

20

22

27% Jan

4

98% Jun

24

104% Feb

6

103

Jan

18

31

15

40% Dec

18

38

Jan

13

40% Jan

Gair

22

21% Sep
22% Sep

5

33% Dec 30

Dec

Sep

10

Nov

19

142

July

1

17% Jan

5

9% Sep

15

70

May

29% Sep
16% Jun
117

Dec

6
16

5

14% Mar 18

23

20% Jan

9% Jan

12

(The)
(Robert) common
Inc common
convertible preferred

5 %

Garrett
Gar

10% Nov

4%%

convertible

$4.50

19% Jan

2

2

18% Jan
122

Jan

4

20% Jan

9

124% Jan

11% Dec

4%

39% Feb
42

Feb

5

92% Dec

87

Jan

4

94% Feb

5

15

11% Feb

26

23

61% Dec

16

88% Jun

18

94% Jan

2

17

14% Mar 19
61

Jan

113% Jun

22

124% Jan

106

11

119

Jun

3

Jan

9
2
14

5

10% Jan

56% Feb

4

60% Jan

94

8

95

9% Jan
Jan

Jan

-General

91
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15

99 Va Jan

14

25% Feb

5

27% Mar 23

25

4

29% Jan

55% Dec

8

59% Dec

21

57% Jan

4

62% Feb

10

4% Jan

5

3% Jan

4

3% Jan

5%

23% Jun

lo

29 % Dec

28

28 '/» Jan

18

30% Feb

25

18

May U
10% Jan
2

37% Jan
100

Oct

16
21

9% Oct

28
2

23

12% Sep
79% Apr

15

48% Jan
Jan

27% Jan
100

Jan

8

4

18

54

Jan

29% Jan

Public

Jan

4

81

Jan

28

76

Dec

1

18% Jan

15

49% Dec

14

106

Dec

74% Jan

6

74% Jan

10% Jan

4

12% Jan

11

48

Jan

15

4

109

Feb

4

14% Jan

29

46

16% Mar 25

13% Jan

4

13

82% Oct

2

Jan

8

Feb

21% Jan

9

10% Jan

4

12% Jan

38% Mar 20

28% Jan

4

34% Feb

1

6% Dec

15

8% Jan

2o

6% Jan

4

7% Jan

29

130% Jun

30

139% Dec

31

Jan

27

15% Jan

7

19

Mar

80% Jan

5

7

80

Jan

4

12% Jan

21

140

83

150

4% Dec
49

Dec

24% Sep

15
2

29

29.

1

59

Mar 19

108% Feb

4

9% Jan. 20

61% July 21
33% Mar 4

Dec

22

2% Mar 25

1% Jan

19

9% Feb 25
34% Dec 30

Jan

12

18

33% Feb

5

15

20% Jan

5

15% Jan

98% Jan

28

86% Jan

34% Dec 31

33% Jan

1

14% Sep
85% Oct

15

29% July 16
86% May 22
7

Dec

22

28% Dec 30
14% Jan

5

Nov

30

52
45

Dec

17% Oct

7

4

1% Jan
7% Jan

19

Jan

7

11

16% Jan

29

5

92% Jan

27

34% Jan

4

36

4

97% Feb

4

94% Jan

98% Jan

28

16% Jan

7

7% Jan

8% Jan

5

39% Mar 17

29

Jan

30% Jan

27

19% Nov 27

17

Jan

18% Feb

4

56

54

Jan

59

Jan

21

Nov

9

29

58% Mar 25

45% Jan

51

Feb

4

1

19% Mar 27

17% Jan

19

Jan

14

131 % Jan

140

Feb

3

128% July 17
64% Apr 15

141

78

Mar

Dec

2

31

29% Dec

22

40% Jan

2

30% Jan

33% Feb

1

19% Sep

18

23% Mar 25

20% Jan

21% Jan

26

25%

1,500

23

23

25%

25%

25%

26

25%

26%

3,000

4»A

4%

4'/a

4%

4'A

4%

2,900

500

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

200

25%

26%

26'A

26'%

26'A

26%

26'A

26%

3,200

227/b

22 7/b

23'A

23 »A

23%

23%

23%

6,800

♦103V2

104%
403%

103'%

♦27

39%
10%

27%

104

♦27

40

39%

10%

10%

40

148%

•145
21

19%

19%

19%

124%

124%

124 %

124%

60

104

104

104

40%

39%

40'/a

6,200

10'A

10 %

4,200

10%

10%

10%

148'%

148'%

/

148%

♦147

149%

21

21%

21

21'A

2,500

11

10%

11

11

11%

1,900

73

♦71%

73

72%

72%

31%

31'A

31%

1,100

19%

19

19

1,400

21

*124'%

*124%

126

20

30

126

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

39

38%

38%

38%

38 7

39%

39%

40 y8

40%

40%

41

41%

42

42

927/a

92

933%

93%

94

93%

94%

97/a

10

10

92%
97/s
57%

58%

•94%

96

•122'A
125

62%

63%
123 %

1

123

—1

Utilities

10c
No par

9%

10

57

58%

56 %

573/a

94 %

96

10%
•61%

♦95

11

10%

62%

62%

123

♦122%
♦123

128

122'A

123

125

♦125

62%

61%

63%

63%

123%

123%

123%

123%

97%

97 y«

98%

98

24

24

50%

•24

24

51

50%

51%

11

10'/a,

10%

11

65

122

V,

123

130

*127

/

133

100

63%

'64

59,600

62%

:

64

123%

123

98'A

98%

98%

24%

24%

51%

52

2,100

29

3,400

28%

28%

283%

28%

28%

28%

61%

61

61

61%

61%

*61%

3%

3%

3%

33A

3%

3%

29%

29%

297/a

29%

29%

29 y8

30%

28%
•101
13

28%

102%
13%

28%
•101

*28%

287/a

102%

♦101

'

12%

13%

13%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

44

43%

44'A

43%

90

90%

90%

90

48%

47%

49%

48%

49%

♦99

267/«

26%

•26%

•100

102

26%
102

31

31%

81

•80%

81

81

•73

74

•73

11%

12

11%
46%

108%

14%

46%

46%

108%

14%

•J08
14%

24%
*100

31%

31%
*81

*72%

74

11%

46%
108%

14%

11%

46%
108

14%
*81%

83

21%

22%
103

*101

3%

10,500
23,500
1,400

29%
102%

4,700

13%

13

12%

21%

21%

217/8

2,400

443/8

80

47%

29 %

29%
102%

600

62%
30%

21%

44%

90

3%
30

700

13

13

44

2,000
1,100

123%

52

28%

28%

110

24%

•60'A

102%

3,900
1,800

64%

123

3%

28%

19,800

97

28%

•101

800

3,000

*94%
■

9,200

26,100

57%/

57

57%
97

62%

100

5

•

96

28%

31%

common

10

8

61

com—2.50

100

50

52

51%

4,200

11%

38%
•40%

10%

10

57%

11%

10

44%

45

45

3,000

90

90

90%

420

49%

49%

88,300

26%

26%

800

♦89

48%

50%

26%

I

26%

*100

103

/

*100

103

32

8,400

82

•81

82

*81

82

10

73%

•72%

73%

*72%

73%

31%

11%
47

108%
14%
83

31'/2

11|%
46

109

14%
•81'A

31%

31%

12

12

46%

47%

108'%

109

12%

4,500

47'/a

4,900

1,200

109

14%

14%

83

6,200
1,200

14%

83

83

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

5,300

7%

7%

7%

7%

7'/a

7%

2,900

Goodall-Sanford

Goodrich

Co

Inc

(B

Tire

10

10

F)

Gotham

-No par

—No par

—;

(W R)

cum

3%%

Co

common

preferred

$2.25

conv

Gt

14% Dec

13% Jan

4

14

Jan

25

7

92% Jan

25

4%%

14,600

58%

58%

57%

108%

108%

108%

♦108'%

5'/.

*5

5%

5'/a

5'/a

5%

Ore

♦54'%

56

28%

29%^ 29y#
1%
1%

1%

♦54%

56

29%
1

%

29%
1%

56

58

•54%
29%

29%

1%

1%

1%

10.800

5%

200

55

56

29%

1.400

109

,

55

29%

29%

3,800

1%

1%

11,400

7%

7%

7%

7%

7'/a

7%

7%

7%

34%

3474

34%

343/g

34%

33%

1,500
1,200

16%

16%

16%

16%

16'%

16%

16%

34%
16%

34%

35

16%

16%

3,900

91

91

91

91

500

91%

92

91

33%

34

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

5,000

34

34

34

98%

98

98%

98%

93%

60

97%

7%

*97%

97%

98%

*98

♦90 y2

92

*90'%

*8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8'A

8%

8%

2,400

8%

29 Vs

29 y8

29%

29%

*29%

30%

No par
Prop—No par
25

29%

30'/a

260

30%

10,600

& Die Corp—No par

preferred

58%

58

108

5%

58

8 '/a

(The)

17%

17%

17%

18

18

18

18

18 %

18%

13%

577/a

58%

57

57%

57

57%

57%

57%

57%

58%

2,100

50%

51

50%

51

7,600

18%

18%

1374

19

2,300

13974

140

49 y8

50%

49%

50%

50%

50%

18%

18%

18%

18

18%

19

138
•71

138

138'%

•71

76

33%

33%

33%

21%

21%

21%

139%
76

140

*71

140
76

1—3
—

13%

13%

100

•91%

92'%

'

130%
•71

140
76

21%

21%
13%

1374

91%

i*92'%

93%

33%

33%

21%

21%

21%

21%

13%

1374

13%

13%

92'%

*91»%

92%

91%

140

4,100

21%

13%

33%

•91%

I

76

33%

33%

13%

*71

33%

33%

—

Common

90% Jan

83

6,700

•30%

Ry 6% pfd
(Nopar
Sugar com—No par
7% preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc__
1

95% Jan

3,700

1

Western

Corp

1274
8574

103%

5

Northern

Greenfield Tap

127/a
85

5%

12.50
100

Great Northern Paper Co

Great

13%
85%

57%

.

60

150

13

85

108%

♦7%

preferred

Northern Iron

*146

13

84%

108%

'108

*34%

100

155

13

84'A

58%

5

Grayson-Robinson Stores com,
Gt

♦146

12%
84

85%

—10

(The)

preferred—

(WT)

150

1,500

12Ve

57'%

♦54%

Granite City Steel common

5%%

7

150

155

7

83

4

No par

Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P

Grant

,*150

7

'

13

12%

5%

—No par

& Co

Grand Union Co

♦150

No par

Hosiery

Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace

7

Rubber—

&

preferred

2




400

25%

23

34%

87% July 31

Per footnotes see page 22.

36%

24 7%

23

34%

Greyhound
12% Jan

36%

24%

11%

$5

6% Jun
26% Jan

36%

24%

24%

•81%

4

25

13,900
2,300

34%

108% Feb
Jan

200

7%

11%

5

30% Jan 25

•36

7

81%

105% Jan

55

36 'A

574

21%

X5%

6%
21%

7

23

♦35%
X23

19%

62

Corp

Common

6

*6

21

7'/a

21
7

6'/a
21%

11%

3

4

7'/a

34%

27

27% Jan

♦5%
21

7

100

81%

58% Feb

51% Jan

6%
21

7

800

19,900

77%

♦76

No par
2.50

88% Jan

25

76%

22%

123

Co

preferred

$4.50

4

5% Jan

25%

*75%

Glldden Co (The) common—No par
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
.100

12

20

25%

76%

•103%

5

common

Gleaner Harvester Corp
1

Jan

4% Jan

26

25%

76'/a

20%

123

100

Brothers

52% Jan

77

25%

25%

76

62%

preferred
preferred

Goodyear
43% Sep
102% Jun

11%

11%
25%

62%

preferred

Gimbel

20

14

1,500

6,800

11%

62%

Gillette

5

23

10%

51%

11%

61%

Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
1
(The) Co common
1
$5 convertible preference—No par

29

Jan

105% Jan

16

10%
50%

•57/a

40

29%

3%%

400

10%

•10%

76

125

General Tire & Rubber

6

4,600

.

50%

23%

3%

4%%

8

u-%

11

Corp
1
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd—No par
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common.No par
4%% preferred
100

5

170

98

20%

11%

104%

19%

•96%

100

50%

22%

•124

98

10

7,100

38%
98

*7%

8

11%

25%

31%

♦95

25

27%

11

94

2,900

94

10%

•103%

10c

5%

28

Feb

*92%

20'A

4%

General Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway Signal com-No par

25

Jan

94

38%

7%

25%

123

Eqp

4

32

38%

20%

107/a

Service

50% Feb

10% Sep

Sep 14
60% Sep 21

Precision

4

99

38'A

13%
33%

7%

11%

$2.90 convertible preferred-No par

General

44% Jan

27

38%

13%

33'/a
*92%

50

97 7A

45% Nov 25

4

95

10%

•23%

2

7

13%
33%

11%

23%

90% Feb

28

13%

33%
95

497/a

97%

6

Jan

6,900
2,400

10%

23%

87% Jan

99

4,700

40%

50

97%

96% Mar 16

29% Jan
75% Jan

30%

40%

20y4

4%

•123

Refractories

25% Jan

30 Va

40%

•96%

25'A

10%

30

97%

26%
4%

39%

1,000

29%
40%

20%

26

25%

6,000

17'A

13%

*7%

29%
101

17'A

97

23%

•27

29%
*100'%

1,600

.17%

mv*

17%

20%

8

24%

4%

297/8
101

2,900

10%

No par

Realty &

2

•100 y*

50%
8%

*8

20%

11 %

General Shoe

Sep 18
34% Mar 11
85
May 11

297/8
101

50%

96%
,

36

100

series

General

31% Feb

8%

80

107

*106

503/4

ay*
29%

49%

Cement

General

100

•7%

107

50 y8

8'A

95

♦92 y8

94

96%

20%

Advertising_No par

$3.75

5

13% Feb

•106'

50%

33%

38%

38%

24%

No par

1

4

107

70

13%

♦92%

No par

Corp

Corp

5

Apr 23

77 Vb

33%

13%

33%

•93%

:

Motors

General

26

27% Oct

11

1

preferred

Preferred

18

Jan

101

28%

'100%

95

•92 %

General Portland

29

•8

287/a
101

38%

General Outdoor

27

50 VB

8%

36

preferred—100

Feb

6

96% Jun

5

107

50%

No par
No par
1

com

common—

21 Ys Feb

34% Jan

32% Jan

Corp

Corp

45

30

July 29

5

24% Feb

1071
<

13%

93%

No par

12

86% Dec

69

98% Feb

2,400
22,000
8,100

•22"%

92%

Co

12

3

51

22

4

11

7oy»

28%

11%

Jan

16

25% Feb

12

99
Sep
8
22% Sep 15
74% Dec 16

Jan

22% Jan

$5

17%

70%-

•100%

41

41

Dec

15

25% Sep

5

78'%

17 y*

70%

8

39%

12% Jan
20% Jan

14

Sep

40% Nov

19

26

95

65

78

17%
*

17%.

69%

23%

11%

preferred

General

5

Jan

123% Feb

J an

78

16JA

68%-

•50%

35%

41

convertible

25

4
4

58% Jan
lioya

77

15%

68%

23%

38%

conv)__No par

preferred

$3.50

1

3% Dec

Sep

Electric

18

5

76%

15%

•106.

7

.10

Mills

4

77%

15%

68%.

6

Corp common—3

cum

General

69% Feb

93

($2

5

123% Jan

54% Mar 30

preferred—

series

65-

2

76%.

Corp—

5

15

800

1,500

124%

Contract

60 % Jan

53% Sep

9%

23%

19

com

Instrument

112% Jun

9'A

23%

31%

preferred

1

9'A
23%

19%

General

Jan

9%

23%

31%

1

Feb

9%

23%

31%

Foods

123

9'A
23%

♦71%

Finance

125

9%
23%

31%

General

4

•9%

21%

-

200

103

23%

71

General

18

102

31%

4

Jan

*101'%

102

71

19

123% Jan

101'A 101%

101 %

101

31%

11% Feb

119

5,900

73

4

Feb

40%

•71

Jan

10

40%

*107/b

General Dynamics

19

40%

11

Corp

1st

6%

5

4

40

ioy8

Corp

conv

7%

4

4

Jan

50% Jun

Jun

11% Feb

Jan

39

6

52

8

11
36

66% Apr
8% Sep

9% Dec 31

Jan

7

46% Mar 24

16

40%

11%

preferred

4%

29

48% Mar 24

35% Jun

1

General Cigar Co

15

15

39%

21

Cable

-

800

40%

24%., 24%

35%

700

4%.

40%

74%

7

200

49%
23 y8

21

General

129% Apr

com

74

*4

23%

33%

10%
50%
11%
24%

*48%

4

2374

•145

27

10

Inc

.

12,000

23%

21%

11% Jan

6

50%

4

2,500

14%

60%

24%

10%
148%

4

5

•48%

4

25'A

14'/a

♦57'%

•

♦23%

21

10% Jan

72% Feb

49%

2,200
4,400

54%

247/e

60

•145

14

31% Jan

-

-

25%
14%

•57

No par
5
No par

Bronze

2

4

14

59

—100
preferred
2nd preferred
50
Inc com—No par
preferred—
100

$8

General

21

49%

4%

24%

*53

2,000

18

23%

•92%

6

—

4

Feb

50%

♦4

♦56

177/a

•23%

69%

21

preferred
100
Amer Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
5

22

Jan

♦48%

33%

1

General

21% Jan

71

14%

95
38%
93
96%
20%
7%
10%
51%
11%
25%

5
50

4

31

25

14

*92%
38%
93
96 %
20%
7%

1

5

8

24%

14%
61

33%

1

23% Feb

148% Feb

Jan

25

14%

40%

preferred
50
Corpi
1.66%

Container

4

78

24%
•58

30

104 % Jan

35% Mar 25

55

39%

2

(The)

20

Mar 25

*52%

29%

General American Investors com—1

6

55

39%

Gaylord

Jan

♦52%

29%

5

11

55

39%

5

Industries

Jan

145

•52%

29%

No par

Co

18% Jan

Mar 24

28

July 28

(The)

Corp

Wood

General

31

Co

18

30%
40%
14%

1

common

Co

Gardner-Denver

16%

17%

29%
39%
14%

10
—1

Co Inc

Gamewell

16

177/b

♦17%

100

22% Mar 17

155

;

Gamble-Skogmo

15

16%

17%

17%

10

preferred

Gabriel

5

20% Jun

8% Apr 13
38% May 19
27% Jan
2

16

18

17%

No par
1

-

Fruehauf Trailer Co

6% Jan 22
21% Jan 29

Jan

6% Jan

Corp

16%

17%

ser

Francisco

26

16%
18

*106
107
50% 50%
*8
8%
28"% 29%
*100% 101

No par
10

eommon

Foster-Wheeler

6% Dec

,

17%

of"51—18:
Food Maoblnery & Chem Corp
10
3%% convertible preferred
100.
3%% preferred
_100
cum

17%

7%

Corp.

Florida Power & Light Co
Steel Corp.
Fair

~

10%

1

Follansbee

31% Dec

9

11

5

-

Florence Stove Co

29% Feb
100

22% Feb

<

No par

Carpet Co

Mar 25

68%

100'

*

First National Stores

8% Jan 25

Feb

32
100

16

16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
31% Jun

;No par

18% July 30

13

15% Jun

Oct

Co

&

75% Jan

14% Oct

48

Morse

Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co_
20
Falstafl Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B„
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
5% conv cum pfd ser A50
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
50
Federal Fawick Corp
_2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%%
preferred
100
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
5
Ferro Corp
..1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
10
Filtrol Corp
——
1

22% May 11
16% Mar 24

700

-

19,000
10

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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW

STOCKS

Range for

Previous

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

19% July 28

29

22% Jan

31

8% Jan

9

4% Jan

5% Feb

74 Dec

26% Dec

29

38% Jan

5

27 % Jan

29% Jan

Jan

5

68% Jan

$5

21

77

74 'A Feb

66% Sep

45% Jan

Gulf

14

50% Mar 27

49% Feb

41'A Sep
20

Jun

22

90

July

4

92

Jun

97

July

24

2

Guantanamo Sugar

.

preferred
Corp—

Oil

11

14

27% Feb
4
102% Jan 20
107
Feb 5

Jan

15

105% Feb

1

Jan

27

36% Feb

4

Hackensack

29 % Feb

2

30% Jan

4

Halliburton

13

18% Feb

5

Printing Co
Hamilton Watch, Co com

35

73

23%

49

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

Feb. 5

Shares

2374

*5%

74%

x47%

Sales for

Thursday

5%

*5%

574

5%

900

28%

29

673

PRICES

23 %

29%

2874

29%

29

29%

7,900

74%

73

73

73%

73%

1,100

47%

43

4974

49

49%

42,300

2774

11.000

23%

5%

5'A

28%

74%

48%

*73

48%

$4.20 dividend

100

$4.40 dividend

100
100

preferred
preferred..
$4.44 dividend preferred

26%

26%
26%
*101
102 %
*106
107
>

—No par

;

Common

29

Jan

105

23%

23%
5%
29%

SALE

Feb. 3

47%

243A

24%

24%
5%

25,600

Utilities Co-

Gulf States

26% Jan
101

23%
5%
29

cotn_No par
No par
25

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR

103% Jan

16

28% Dec

103% Jan 16
105% Jan
8
105
Jan
8

1

1
'1

Grumman Aircraft Corp

24% Feb

28% Jan

HIGH

Wednesday

Feb. 2

Feb. 1

Par

EXCHANGE

AND

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Jan. I

Range Since

Year 1958

*102

*105%

105% 105%

27

27

103%

106%

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27%

27'A

103%

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27%

*102

103 ¥2

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106%

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107'A

*10674

107 ¥2

107

107

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107

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107 74

103'A
107

110

107%

-10574

430

H

32% Sep

15

23% Sep

15

5

36% Mar

30% Dec

16

Jan

18% Dec

2

14

11% Aug 27
61% Dec

30

71

30

17% Jan

31

12% Jan

7

13% Feb

63 % Jan

5

65

Jan

14

30

12 % Jan

4

15% Jan

22

103 % Jan

4

24% Jan

4

12% Sep
Jun

15

16% Jan

5

8

105% Feb

10

22% Sep

15

31

Feb

2

9

145

100
131

July

Feb

4% Sep 14
31% Dec 24
11% Jan
5

Sep
Dec

23
7

78% Jun

5% Jan

1

Jan

5% Jan

9

18% Jan

19% Jan

5

2

22% Feb

24

Jan;

87

5

Mar

Nov

i

35

Feb

31

Jun

22

34% Jan

22

Apr

20

97

21

94% Jan

22

96

5

21% Jan

26

22% Jan '19

21% Dec

26% Feb

29

34% Dec

Jan

2

20% Apr

10

15

74% Jan

6

Jun

17

126% Jan

9

37% Sep

15

44% Feb

3

48% Jun

4

53% Apr

14

23% Sep
12% Sep

14

29

11

18% Feb

113

62

22 % Jan

-j50
1
2
5
15

22%

Jan

preferred

50
5

preferred series A—
Ipc

4%%

4

Jan

4

Jan

27

VHewitt-Robins

.

3%%

5

19% Feb

4

,

4

10% Jan

18

4

11% Feb

5

Holland

19

6% Jan

27

Hollander

17% Mar 23

14.

Jan

4

15% Jan

29

25

Dec

15

28% Jan

25% Jan

327/a Dec

41% Mar 10

33'A Jan

58

30

25% Jan

22

4

36% Feb

4

16

62

Feb
Jan

29

Jan

4

95% Jan

12

108% Jan

22

110% Jan

4

7

5

12

Sep

15

17

14% Jan

29

36% Jan

30

33

Jan

7

33% Jan

57% Feb

24

48% Jan

18

50% Feb

1

9

93% Feb

3

84'A Jan

6

92

Feb

1

July 17

99% Jan

5

94 % Jan

4

98% Jan

26

80% Jun
91

13% Jan

Mar 25

4

90

26

Jan

19

103% Jan

13

Jan

19

22

29% Dec

24

28% Jan

11

30% Feb

5

Sep 15

1

64% Jan

8

75

Jan

27

17% Jan

7

15'A Jan

6

16

Jan

29

21% Jan

6

11% Jan

4

Mar 11

3% Jan

18

7% Feb

4

38% Jan

4

14

Dec

79

29

9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
Oct

16

36% Oct

7

7

May

8

103

14% Mar 11
59% Feb

2

Jan

13% Jan

5

20% Jan

4

17

Jan

2

10

29

19% Jan

14

18% Sep

15

24

Jan

19

4,800

23%

4,300

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87%

*86

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33%

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96

96

96

96

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2174

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7.1%

71%

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73'A

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110

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40%

4074

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54'A

200

26 3A

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800

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9,700

121%

40%

41

-

122

40%

41

101% Sep
35% Jun

18

53%

53%

53%

26%

26%

26%

27

27

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114%

14%

15%

15%

16 74

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71%

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84

84

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19%

19%

16

46% Jan

5

107% Jan

28

40

4

Jan

113% Jan

8

43% Feb

12

50

Jan

May

5

50

J an

5

49% Feb

1

Sep

2

52

Jan

7

51

Jan

25

51% Jan

18

54% Mar li

54

Jan

12

54

19

3% Dec

30

23

*

15

86% Feb

51% Jan

42% Dec

13

Jan

25

Jan

21

♦

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10

10%

10%

10%

1074

10 ¥4

10%

1074

700

11%

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11%

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1174

1174

1174

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36

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60%

15%

59%

59%

29

33%

33%

300

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50%

2,300

91%

91 ¥2

420

100
100

preferred

14

33%
50%

14

33%

50

*32%

33%

33

50

*32%

*49%

50

49

91%

92

*91%

99

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99

104%

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1-Nopar

29%

29%

29%

29%

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30

297

a

30 %

25

Light & Power
Oil

& Texas

72%

73

72%

72%

73

73%

73%

7474

74%

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16

16

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16

16

16

13%

13%

14,700

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374

900

(Del)

1

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98%
*

104J/2
29%

102 'A

*15%

16

—1

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

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37/a

3%

*3%

3%

3%

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40%

/

8%

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8%

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10%

41 %
10%

41%

12.50

10 Va

10'A

10%

G.fiUHa

14%

14%

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14%

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No par

3%

preferred

100
Ltd—No par

Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Motor Car

Inc

Refrigerator Co

*22

•

*3%

374*.

3%

3%

22%

22

45%
82

45%

22

22

45%

Central

Illinois Power Co

common.J00

Co

RR

cum

-50
50
50
50

preferred

cum

preferred
preferred

4.42%
t

No par

common

preferred

cum

Illinois Terminal

Industrial

Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred-

Jan

4

100

Feb

3

167

Feb

5

170

Jan

26

5

40% Jan

4

46% Feb

5

15

29 % Feb

25

21% Jan

11

23

Jan

15

13% July 17
21% Sep 15

15% Nov

24

15% Jan

5

16

Jan

27

»

Insuranshares

Ctfs Inc

1

26% Nov

10

25% Jan

4

28% Feb

3

11

Interchemical

Corp

5

■l

21% Sep

15

27% Sep

1

76

Dec

31

1% Oct

7

Jan

27

16% Feb

1

Interlake
Int'l

Business

Int'l

Harvester

268

Jan

5

Feb

5

27% Jan

4

30% Jan

29

Jan

4

166% Feb

5

246

5

7

159

26% Mar 24

25

Jan

5

28% Feb

39% Jan

2

4

32% Jan

21

Jan

8

77

Jan

5

83

Feb

2

1% Jan

5

2

Jan

Int'l

1

2% Jan

7%

5

28% Jan

»
!

20

90

28

5

34% Jan

4

38% Feb

5

15

132% Mar 11

130% Jan

4

135 % Jan

12% Mar 18

9% Jan

4

47% Jun
6

16
18

47% Jan

11
60

Jan

21

59% Nov

16

Jan

4

103% Nov

10

101% Jan

13

10% Mar 17

6% Feb

5

7

Jan

45 % Jan

11

50

Jan

45% Dec

29

64

May 29

41

55

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28

104 % Jan

21

Jun

29

55

Jan

7

44% Jan

11

48

Feb

24

40% Feb

3

38

Jan

11

38% Jan

27

36 % Dec

30

54

Jan

26

37% Jan

4

30% Dec

21

35

Jan

19

31% Jan

29

13%. Jan

4

13% Dec

31

20% Jan

24

Jun

10

31 % Dpc

18

29 % Jan

5

28% Oct

8

33% Jan

22

31% Jan

12

6

,

42

Jan
Jan

14

15% Feb
32

4

29

30% Mar 18

25

Jan

5

26

Jan

11

9% Sep

15

11

10% Jan

4

11% Feb

29% Jan

19

27

14

Jun

16

41% May 21
31% Mar 16

22% Jun

15

26% Mar 16

15% Dec

22

30'A Jan

109% Dec

10

3

Sep

14

Feb

11

6% Dec

15

17¥o Oct

130

6

16

25

May 12

17% Aug 31

25¥8 Mar

82

89

Feb

23

43

Nov

19

101

Jan

July

34

Apr
885/8 Jun

7

9

26

.

30% Jan

11

33 % Jan

5

31% Jan

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8%

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41%

2,600

1074

10'A

10%

11,700

4

27

Feb

5

15% Jan

4

18% Jan

20

116% Jan

7

120

Jan

preferred

No par

Silver

25

International

Power

Intertype Corp—

No par

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.No par
'

*'

25

Iowa

Power

&

$6

preferred

4
5

(F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co

1

Jefferson

Jacobs

3

21

Feb

74 % Jan

643A Jan

11

71% Jan

27

62% Jan

4

66% Jan

19

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1

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&

common

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14

24% Jan

1974 Jan

4

22% Jan

27

18

86

8574 Jan

4

90

29

14

39 74 Mar 17

3274 Jan

4

34% Jan

25

22% Nov

4

30% Mar 12

26% Jan

11

2874 Jan

27

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49

5%

1

12'A

Jones & Laughlin Steel com
.

preferred series A

-

29,200

21,000

10
100

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41

2,700

86 3 4

85 74

9,600
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50%

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10,500

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33;

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15

300

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31
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46

45%
84

113%

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Joy Manufacturing Co

Jan

1,400

3%

22

54

41%

1974
22%

100

Corp

Johnson

Sep
29% Sep

Dec

1574

374

374

2274

52%

42

par

1
pfd—100

preferred

Manviile

Johnson

374

2274

2274

1474

14%

3%

50%

99%

1
-.u

Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%

26

1

—~

—

Sulphur Co

Jewel Tea Co Inc

5

6674 Dec

Lake

50c

1

55A Jan

Feb

10

Island Creek Cool common

227i Feb
43 ¥2 Jan

L

Light Co

20¥4 Jan
90

1
3.50

Co

6

101

25

L

Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate

5

3

5

Corp

pfd

21

5

& Teleg-No par

Utilities
conv

Feb

8

25

common

preferred

$1.40 cum
L

100
Nopnr

Jan

Feb

-

7.50

,

Salt

5

4074 Feb

15

No par

International Shoe

19

86'A Jan

common

.1

20% Jan

101

Limited

preferred

7%

14%

14%

221/4

*52%

41%

17A

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•

29

24% Jan

577A Aug 31
50% Feb
9
82

77a
4174

10%

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41%

1

-

Packers

International
1

26

29% Jan

100

Canada com__No par

of

International
*

3

Jan

Nickel

5%

29

23% Dec

5

com

preferred

International

$4

5

Feb

34% Jan

Chemical

&

Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par

29

33
-

Int'l

-

100

Intcrnatiqnal Paper,

5

38% Dec

—No par

common

Preferred
♦

4

30

No par

Hydro-Eleotric Sys class A—25

4%

19

.

Dec

100

Machines—

preferred

Minerals

100

774

4074

8%

*49%

51%
54
54
9%

*15%
16%
26%
27
93%
95
16
16%
260
260%
30%
30%
165'A 166%
27%
27%
31 'A
32%
83
83

No par

Iron.,

International Mining Corp
1

26

15

Int

'

common

preferred

95

4

128% Sep
9'A Sep

93% Jun

4%%

6

Jan

20

Inspiration Cons Copper

14% Jan

34% Dec
'

Steel Coi.

89% Jan

200

10%

4274

41%
4'A
42%
98% 99%
*167
170
45
45%
22
22

No par

97

23

14

.

4,200

41

43%

42%

42%

42

No par
100

Inland

28

19% Mar 11

37/a

10,500

■

42%

41%
*3%

.

Dec

82

*109

*51%

Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industrie. Electrlea De Mex, S A
Rayon
<—1

>

45%

82

113%

*52%
*52%
9'/a

5

RR Co

81%
*109

"109
H3
42% 42%
49% 49%

100

pfd ser A

conv

bum

104'A

"

45
81%

20

Idaho Power Co

noncum

13 74

*3%

100

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104 ¥2

1374

3%

Co——

Jan

33

*15%

16

*98%

99

*98

13%

lioneiim

91%

100

Houston

&

9174

92'A

*97%

92

%

80

92
*97
*102%

Jan

166% Jan

400

58%

58 ¥2

58%

4974

59

14

14%

33%
50

—

48

254% Mar 17

3,500

33

14

—50

165

23

62

80

101

10

60%

4,300

7

14

61

14

1

Jun

5,000

137/8

15

24 % Sep

36 %

14

Apr

148% Jun

36%

*

1374

4.70%

25

4

700

36%

14

Sep

224

58%

5874

15%

2574

103

-

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700

15%
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110

84

92% Jan

1574

25%

6

6

15%

110

4.08%

5

Jan

42% Jan

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6%

*15%

35%

35■% Sep
18% Sep

Aug 13
13% Sep 15

*6%

15 5/«

25%

151

86

6¥s

15%

35%

6%

16

*101

4.26%

'

5
26

5,400

110

(»%

29
6

140

197/a

103

Illinois
'

12

Feb

42 % Jan

22

4

39

7

5

9% Jan

11

39% Jan

22

6% Mar 16

56% Jan

54

4

8% Jan

Oct 21

Jan

27

;

*108'A

Hussman

Jan

4

1974

.

*101

Corp

11

8574

8574

1974
— —

110

Foods

49% Jun

38% Sep

1974
*35%

*108%

Hupp

44

34% Jun

19 3A

35%

*35%

109%

Hunt

Jan

52

85%

85 %

19%

7174

*70

*108%

5%

74% Jan

11% Apr

7174

84

15%

102

3% Feb

46

48% May 19
7% Jan 27

*70

71%

,

•

*101

Hudson

•

44

30

54%

101%

Howe Sound
•

5

48 % Mar 25

42 % Dec

*53'A

50

*58%

Hudson

23

;

300

3374

33%

*100%

♦Howard

Jan

88% Jan
113% Jan

40 3A

26%

53%

,

14%
71%

I
40% May 25
65% Sep 11

122

'

■<

8774

87%

*86

25%

60

3A

58%

15% Feb

11

21

2% Sep

18 ¥4
22

*86

101%
108%

Houston

5

19

2274

58%

13% Jan

14

2% Jan

8

41% Feb

25

8

5% Mar 19

9% Sep

12% Dec

4

13% Jan '22

4% Jan

1874
2274

353^

preferred—
4.40% preferred

Jun

19

22%

*■100%
108%

3%%

Jun

18%
22%

25%

4%

54

19%

22%

351/0

No par

$2.25 conv preferred

22

18%

25%

Household Finance common—No par

96

2,900

No par
$4.20 div 2nd pfd ser B—-No par
Houdaille-Hershey
common
3

21

July 20

*9%
11 J/2

•

$4.25 preferred

20

Dec

42

5¥»

Co com—5

Electrochemical

Hooker
'

32

5%

5%

*6%

preferred

conv

Honolulu Oil Corp

28

% Jan

57

Dec

102

574

5%

*15%

& Sons

(A)

Homestake Mining

5

60

100% Jan

56

2
4

22

Jun

31

5

Sep

Feb

116% Mar 19

Oct

90

5%

5

64% Jan

47

55

103% Oct

2

5¥a

5%

30
30

Holly Sugar Corp common,

6

1,200

12.50

Jan

11

7% Jan

1274

5

5

Sep

30

*35%

5

Co

Furnace

14

4% Dec

12 3A

22%

85
19%

1

Ei

Hires Co .(Charles

9% Jan

10% Jan

9

1274

5%

53%
26%

19%

10

jHinde & Dauch Paper Co—

16

12% Mar 11

127/a

*12%

*

*84

preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp—
—5

85% Feb

430

13

13

12%

86

*53%
*26%
14%
*70

Heyden Chemical Corp common—1

/71

33%

121%

3

'

574

33%

122%

5

4

5%

*40%

16% Feb

5

5¥a
33%

*121%

53% Feb

700

57s
33 74

100

27% Jan

1.900

5%

14%

5

25 %

33%

71

11

25%

25

3,400

136

5%

14%

11

2474

-28 %

28

*133

33%

70%

—

247/8

105

*104

28 ¥2
136

*133

5%

15%

preferred——

28'A

28%

33%

72%

Motors

105

*104

105

136

1,300

15

5%

15

preferred

non-cum

15

*33%

71%

10

*

14% Jan

19'/a Jan

24%

25

common

26% Jan

81% Jan

25

No par
common-,—No par

W)

53% Jan

68

25

28%
*133

Hershey Chocolate common—No pur

j

*104

•

28%
136

*94%
21%
*35%

(G

5%

21

*85
33%

100

Co common

(H J)

1%

i

5

41% Jan

100
-25

preferred

Hercules Powder

123

-i

common

105

28%
*133

22%

Co

Hercules

2

*104

28

5%
33%
13 %
5%
19 %

1

14

15
100

copi

5%
33%
*13
5%
19 %

5

2

Mar

105

*133

15% Feb

Jan

7

Dec

n04
27%

Refrac

Corp of America common™.1

Helme

26

36% Jan

10

22

65%

14%

500

13%

*64 JA

15 74

73% Feb

Feb

33

5

13%

65%

1474

6

Dec

16

13 ¥2

*64'A

4

91

31

*13

65%

15

15%

15%

*25%

3.65%

4

20

87/e Sep

13%

*64

5

39

2

10% Dec

*13

15%

Feb

121% Feb

Mar 27

73% Jan

Aug 19
72% Sep 14
15% Jan
6

13%

Jan

68

2,100

65%

14% Jan

35

38% Mar 13

14

13% Dec
60% Sep

8,200

18%

10

Heinz

91

7

400

3074

18%

*13

Schalfner & Marx

3%%

Jan"l4

32% Jan

3674

30

18

136
25%

Hecht
-

*36

2974

1774

*64

preferred
Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co-,™,.

6

21-

36 ¥4

2974

18

i33/8

Hayes

7

Jan

6

36

29%

18

65

4% %

13% Jan 22

29% Jan

15

Hat
;

36%

29%

18

131/4

preferred

Hart

29

33% Feb

12% Feb

8% Mar 12

14

17

4

*35%

29%

18

*63%
15%

Harbison-Walk

;

29

32

8

14% Mar 20

2

21% Dec

Jan

Hanna

;

5 % Jan

7% May 20
36

1

3

25% Jan

35%

29 %

18

Co $4.25 pld—No par

<M A)

12

11

*34%

29%

17%

100
2.50

Paper Co__

26

6%

35%

29%

No par

preferred

conv

Jan

Jan

133

22% Jan

26% Aug 13

4%

Hammermill

35%

25
Cementing__5
5

Well

Oil

F)

28% Feb

104

15

Jan

131

2

29

22% Dec

5

Jan 23

Jan

(W

Hall

Water

33

151/B

15 %

430
800

1,100

1,600

41

33
15%

49,100

x3174

3174

3,500

33%

3374

1574

15%

31%

31%

31

31 %

31%

32

*33 Va

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

25%

25 ¥b.

*25%

.

1,100
400

26

25%

25%

25%

25%

11

11

11%

11

11%

11

11%,

11%

1174

11,200

32%

32

32

31%

31%

31%

31 %

32 74

32%

1,200

30%

30%

31

3174

5,600

26%

30% ..307/8
26 %

30%

26

26 %

26%

26%

2674

16%

16%

*16%

16%

167 a

16%

31%
26%
16%
120

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574

120

*118

*574

20

574
20

90

22%
897b

2274
897s

41 'A

4174

417a

4074

*9974 102
6974
69%
6474
6474
21%
21%

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5%
19%
2274

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6974
6974
6474
65
2l¥a
2174
90 ? 90

1

33%'

2774

28%
4974

90

*

120

*5

5 %

20

20

22

8974

90

90

4174

41

%

99%

102

17%

2,700

120

5%

5

574

4,200

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3,100

20%

20

2274

30%

*118

120

118

227a

1

20%

20%.

1,200

22%

22%

22 3

a

4,700

43 74

3,40.0

90
41 ¥2
102

,

91

*90%
43
101

390

,

101

50

12,300

68

69 74

69 74

697 a

69%

70

65

65

64

65

64%

64%

21%

21%

21%

22

21%

22

90

90

90

90

90

90

550

33 74

33%

3374

33%

33%

34

4,300

>

1,000
14.BOO

3374

3374

1

90

16%

33%

27%
49%

2774
50

2774

2774

2774

28

27%

23

5,300

4974.

50

49%

50

49 7;>

4974

4,100

*3%

374

3%

374

3%

400

K
41% Nov 30

27/a Oct
For

15

Feb

5

46% Jan

4

8¥b Jan

2

3 % Jan

6

footnotes




see

page

22.

50

Feb

2

374 Jan

18

5%

Alum

&

Chem

Corp

(conv)

50

Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace

10

cum

preferred

49
3 74

3 74

-

*
•

.

3 74

*374

37a

8, 1954

Number 5297

Volume 179

.

..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(625)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Previous

Range for

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

267s Jun

Sep

92

98% Jun

14

32'/a Jan

4

34'/8 Feb

3

13

94% Jan

19

96% Feb

5

11
18

Jan

16

101 % Feb

12

104% Jan

7

100

9

100% Mar
105 y2 Dec

105

2

Jan

4

4.50%

14
16

45% Aug 10

38% Jan

32 Vz Jun

37

Oct- 28

35 y2 Jan

27

21

Mar 17

18% Jan

43% Feb

5

17

21

Sep

1

14% Dec

15
14

20 Va Jun

82

Feb

25

6

60

Jan

8

24% Feb

3

49%; Dec

14

111% Feb

13% Jan

18

Sep

37% Oct

9

10

July

13% Sep
59 7s

Nov

16

39 7i Jun

16

21

101

Sep 15

14

18

16

4

preferred

2

Feb

5

15

4

Feb

19%

Jan

14

Kelsey

(Julius)

Si

17% Jan

21

69% Feb

5
5

22

Jan

11

51

Feb

109

Jan

25

48

Jan

106

Jan

29

Sep

3

Mar 17

24 y4 Jan

13

25

Feb

4

24

Jan

22

41 Ye May 19

31% Jan

21

35% Jan

27

78

Dec

11

95

4%

6

83

Jan

14

41% Jan

5

29% Jan

4

93 y2 Jan

5

82 % Jan

5

35% Feb
87% Feb

31% Dec

29

5

34% Jau

2o

.

1

35% Jan I 5

32 7a Jan

477s Dec

8

57% Feb

5

49% Jan

4

Jan

28

46% Dec

31

44'/2 Jan

12

46% Jan

5

Jun

9

10 y4 Jan

4%

26

37 % Apr

21

51

preferred

Dec

7

9% Jan

5

5% Feb

4

4% Jan

14

25 % Aug 20

21% Jan

4

10

19% Jan

2

147* Dec

31.

18 y8 Mar 18

14% Jan

8

Dec

31

56

Mar 12

47 7* Jan

24% Mar 17

19% Jan

5

Sep 21
21% Nov 23'

64

48 y2 Jan

95

47

.

llV^Oct

23

25% Jun

10

14 *

29;

Dec

Jan;, 9

29% Feb

July 14

.•

18

•

34

8% Jan

,4

13% Jan

14% Jan

6

.

7

1% Dec

15

:4y2 Jan

30

36

12

Janv 2-

16

Dec

33% Sep
8% Jan
34% Jun

Nov

l5

10

Jan

28

,

Jan

2% Jan

28

16% .Jau

,

27

Feb

22% Mar 17

16 Vh Jan

20

14>

42% Feb

4

39% Jan

48

Feb.

10% Apr

13

8% Jan

10

.Jail

39 y4 Dec

10

10

63

Dec

29e.

Jun

5

58 y2 Jun

9

41% Feb

6

63 '/a Jan

12

6

155% Jan

19

77% Dec

1

17

35% Sep

26

57% Feb

5

"When

.

15;

16

39'A Jan

42% Jan

28

Link Bell, Co.

21'A Feb

23

15

Lionel Corp

3

30 Va Jan

4

18% Jan

47% Mar

36% Feb

LI011

5

Oil

21 y4 Feb

17

74

13

67

Jan

20 % Apr

23

29% Nov 27

26

Jan

11

10% Sep

18

14% Mar 25

13'AJan

4

26

15

.

29

73

12

Jan

29

3%%

29 % Jan

26

22

22

50%

22

49%

109

24%

21%

49%

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50

1087a

25

*24%

34

34

34%

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84

84

33%
87 %

ioya
,5

33%

17%

17%,

21%

25

82
34

1,000

51

507*

2,900

108

108

60

25

25

25

21%

21%

50

1097a

*34%

17%

177a,

21%

49%
*108

34%

33

177a

21%

.

r-t 0 CO

82

33%

*87

25

800

35

300

*347*

35

837a

*80

81%

10

347*

34%

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357a

12,500

87

87

*87

88

*81
*

88

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87%

33 Va

337*

33 %

8,900

50

50;

49%

49%

50

50

2,300

45%

45%

467a

46 78

467b

3,300

10%

7,400

337*

7

33 7*

33%

45%

60

'

*

'

10 y4

10%

5

10 %

5%

22%

22%

22

ic

ig

15%

1574

15%

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..

52Vz

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21V8

21%

52

52 Vz

23%

23%

86%

89

9%

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52%

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'

107b

?47/«.

57*

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5%

200

22 7o

227a

•

227b

22%

2,100

15%

157b

157/a

.

M57a
*51

21%

52%

53

54%

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14y2

59

t

56%

57%

237a

;

237*

23%

88

88

88.

*867a

9%

9%.

9%

97a

97a

.

28%

28%

29%

297*

297a

•

14%

14%

14 %

14%

14%

14%

147a

%

74

gi/3

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8%

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2%

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34%

34%

34%

35

16

16

35%

16%~

74 '

1

16%:

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M

7/h

8%

77a

600

16

16%

900

197b

197/a

7,900

457*

467*

21,900

9%

9%

11,900

19%

19%

19%

197*

20

44%

467*

467a

48

9%

x9%

9%

97a

40%

.Nopar

87

41%

66%
88

88

40%

66%

66%

161

160 y4

Nopar

417a

1,500

'

x65%

667*

12,900

'

1607*

1607*

87

867a

87

59

577*

577*

100

42

*417a

417*

417a

417*

1,500

22

22

22

1,800

42%

41%

22 %

X21%

21 %

34%

35%

22

73

_1

28%

Nopar

13%

34%

35%

28% Jan

11

26

Lone

Star

Cement

Corp

16

26

Apr

15

23 y4 Jan

4

25% Feb

5

Lone

Star

Gas

common.

10

24%

15

110

Aug

5

108% Jan

4

110% Jan

15

preferred.—...

100

*'109%

21% Oct

14

35% Mar 26

22% Jan

4

25 Va Jan

29

15% Jun

10,

18% Mar 25

17

Jan

4

17% Feb

5

Jan

25

30%

35

217a
347«

357*

74

227*

21 7b

22%

*72%

74%

*72%

747*

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28%

27%

28'A

27%

28%

287*

287*

13%

13%

1374

13%

14%

137/a

14

22

^

30%

31 %

24%

24%

110

111

230

87

*57

22

22%

10

1

667*

160%

59

41%

73

41

417*

66%

88

22%

34%

-

88

'

41%

22%

par

preferred—IOO

9%

1607*

66%

22%

59

■

*57

88

*57%

16%

*41

41%

41

.5
2.50

*16

161

59%

■

700

9,800

45%

161

5,100

27*

9%

67%

4,500

U
77/a

35%

19%

41

147a

*2%

44%

1607*

.

}<S
77/b

3,100

357*

9%

66 %

20,200

2%

44%

40%

20

9%

357a

9%

1607*

1,500

2%

16y8
19%

25

4,000.

,

29

.147b

.

1,500

347a

2%

19%

_5

97*
29

Bi!

44%

—

IOO

—

217*

28%

•

2%

10-

.

217*

29%

29

LI

.

:

577a-

89

,

21%

300

52%

1

217a

9"?

23%

89

16

52

*50

57%

23%

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*9%

21%

107*

21%

52%

21%

9%

107a

1074

23%

34%

com

•

5 V*

22%

1074

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22%

..

1

,—

Co

17,500

50

108

*24%

34%

%

(The)

couv

14

f58

convertible

4.75

13%

6,000
22,300

734

Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc '
.:

,

14%

27,100

1

Lockheed

31% Jan

147b

697a

23 Ve Jun

34% Mar 19

14%

45%

103% Jun

Sep

13,700

68%

Nopar

Liquid Carbonic Corp com.—No

14 % Jan 15

19 7*

44%

227a

„

Co

2z% Jan

14,

Jun

Feb

Jan

19

687a

Nopar

Tobacco

issued"

38% Mar

9

28% Sep
15 7* Sep

89% Jan

75

300

19

45

!,

.

„.

1

,

27% Mar 27

24

19% Feb

Jail

57% Feb

3,100

387a

18%

*37 7a

67%

50

7% preferred—,
Lily Tulip Cup Corp

Myers

42%

*37 7a

43

18%

42%

,»1

:

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
McNeill & ,Libby
Life Savers Corp.—;
Liggett &

42%

38%

43

67%

87%

«,

pld

29

43%

110

^

(The)-—.

29

150

437*

33%

—

Jau

lol

7a

17

45%

Libby

5

67 'A Jan

38% Jan

Aug

171% Nov

82

4

1067*

67

33%

Si Fink Products
r~t
i5
Lemur Stores Corp....———No par

25

1067*

42%

49%

.

2nd

iioiicrmi

107

67%

*82

l,;eJin

4

7

29

155"

64

BUtr

30

*105%

1

42%

457*

1st preferred

Lehman Corp

35% Jan 18

Jan

17%

49 7a

preferred!—.

$3 jmncuiu

101 %

677*

33%

Lenign Valley Coal .common

28

*100 7a

42

24%

preferred——
i—100,
Lehigh Cbal & Navigation Co
10
LehighPortland Cement.
1
25
Lehigh Valley RR.
.—Nopar

Jan5
it) Jail 20

8 7*

15% Jan

18% Mar 27

15

101,7a

67%

*34

3.85%

29% Jan '20

*100

101 %

43 Va

22

Lee Rubber & Tirel*.;,—<—L
-5
Lees (J*nnes) & 3®ns Co.coinmon—3

4
27

96 7*

67 y8

46 y8

La ue-Wells

Feb

34

967*

42 %

„

49%

'

-—j.

5,700

33%

967*

37

13%

33%

5

Feb

177*

17%

147a

49%

27

88'-

V

17%

147*

33%

Co

Co

14%

45%

Lane Bryant conii»ou..A

4%';{/.

Shares

34

33%

*9572

,

*105 7a. 107

iNopar

22

Jan

59

2'A Jan
34

14Vz

10

L

Gaa

1017a

—No par

:

.

21% Feb-

672 Jan

22

337a Dec

„

Luckde

Feb. 5

'

50'%

20

4

20

1% Jan

16

18%

*107%

La Coiisolidada 6% pfd.75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co (Tlie)—LLLLZ.No par

I 247* Jan

11

% Jan

22% Jan

22

37

18%

100

51 % Jan
.

4

27% Jan

% Dec

14

7

23

67a Dec

42%

37

18%

No par

com

16

r

8

Mar 24

liy2 Jaji

"

Jan

86% Jan

22

3

Feb

42%

37

18%

1

22% Jan

,7

86

iay8sep

42%

37%

18%

100

RiCAge (8 81 Go
Kress (S II) & Co.:
Kroger Co (The)—

57a Jan -25

4

141

46

42%

42%

5

—

v
v8

106'%

Corp.
1
Kinney (G R) Co common
1
• * $5
prior preferred
.No par
Koppers Co Inc common
10

5

31

; 4% Dec 28

*1057*

>37

No par

Corp

95%

106%

King-Seeley

27

28% Sep
81% Dec

79% Jan

Co_

preferred (cum).:

cohv

34(4

95

*105

50

Wheel

Kimberly-Clark

33%

95

1017a

County Land Co.—
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—.No par

5

5

11

337a

1017a

Keru

Hayes

327a

1*947*

10112

8.75

Kennecott Copper

45% Feb

4

33

95

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

Feb. 3

*100

No par

preferred

non-cum

4

20% Jan

May 12

33

Sales for

Thursday

Wednesday

*■

Kansas Power & Ligbt Co

4

Jan

64% Jan
39% Jan

22 7a

28

City Soutixern—

Kayser

*4%

Feb. 2

95

100

Common

37

Tuesday

Feb. 1

Par

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred—
_100
4%
cum preferred
100
Kansas

36% Sep

Monday

EXCHANGE

95 y2 Jan

Continued—Pagft 7
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

337* Dec

16

Jun 10

85

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

If

-

22%

30%

30%

24%

24%

110%

367a
22
74

28%
137/b

317a

307*

31

24%
110%

110

357*
217/b
*72 7a

74

30%

13,200
8,100
100

287*

19,100

14

33,700

313/a

5,700
27,900

257b

25%

257b

1107*

247b
110

2,700

1107*

1107*

600

'

Long Bell Lumber (Md), A__lNo par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10

107%

*106 7*

10772

*105

105%

*1047*

1057*

107

*106%

107

*1067*

107

10

24%

24%

25

24%

147%

149

30 y2 Aug

5

24 Va Jan

12

267a. Ja'n

146% Dec

30

160% Dec

3

Jan

19

34% Jun

10'

42% Dec

14

40% Jan

5

43% Feb

Louisville Gas

55

Sep

15

67% Jan

2

59% Jan

11

62 Vz Jan

Louisville

30% Dec

16

Lorillard

35% May 25

31% Jan

11

33 y4 Jan

97y2 Nov

9

96 y2 Jan

22

97y2 Jan'

45% Jan

92
May 25
36% Sep 15

22

40'A Jan

13

42% Jan

(P)

4%%

6

Co

I

common

preferred

„

147Vi

(Ky).No para#

42%

42%

42%

61%

61%

60"%

100

...

& EI

Co

Nashville..

: &

Lowenstein

26

26

1057*

*106%

105 Vz

*106%

series

7%

1077a

*105

107%

*104%

5.25%

5.25%

Jan

*1067*

*106%

107
25%

9

150

17%

105%

23% Dec

145

25

177*

*106%

106% Jan

"5%

247*

173/B

(M)

.'...„.50

Steel

Wood

148

.

Co-

1

32%

32%

100

<Si Sons lnc com

preferred series A

Lukens

1,300

'

*104%

104Vz Jan:

4

.

247*

177*

100

108

12

106V2 Jan

8

247*

17%

100

18

104 Va Jan

7

110

24%

17%

100

106% Jan

9

12

x24%

17'A

pfd* series A.
B preferred.—

14

106% Jan
106'% Dec

May

25

17%

preferred series C

Jan

6

13

Jun

97

24%

17%
107%

25

17%
*'106%

101% Jun

101

25

*96%
41%

41%

10

*32

98

97%
*41

247b

2474

/

1067*

257b

247a

>

148

*148

19,600

190

1067*
25

12,200
560

*148

1487a

42%

43

43%

43%

437*

43%

43%

4,100

61

60%

61%

61'%

6172

61%

62

2,100

148

32%

72*"

97%

*97%

99%

*977*

99 7/b

41 %

41%

41%

417a

,

417a

327a

32

32%

327a

1487a

800

32%

*97%

997b

10

417a

'

41%

800

97*

1,200

M
7% Oct

4

9% Jan

22

M

24

41

Jan

19

42 Vz Jan

12

Mac Andrews

Mar 24

125

Jan

28

132% Jan

19

6%

13

Jan

4

15 '/a Jan

20

Mack

21

23

12

Jun

8

45

Feb

125

Sep

17

132

10 Va July 18
■>■■■

8% Jan

Mar 20

41

29

26

Jan

8

78% Sep
7% Oct

14

87% Mar 27

16.

9

.67b Dec

,

10

20% Dec

,

.

15% Nov

29

9*% Jan

-21

32

"Sep 15s,

.15% Sep
517

Apr

•

22% Jan
85'A Feb*

8

sy8 Jan

O'/b Jar.

4

6% Jan*

9

25 y8 Jan

6

16 y8 Jan

4

522,
Jan
3% Jan

18

Mar 23

Sep

15

37a Dec

30

4%

Sep

14

Jan

16

25,%.Jjun:

6% Sep

j

4
4

7% Jan

12

22% Jan

15

20% Jail
82'A Jan

8

May

18

11-. Mar

22

552

8% Feb

25

16%Sep 21
11% Jun

Mar

8

28
9

15

58

15

'12% Jun

8

5% Jan

18

28 %

Feb
'9% Feb"

1
*

Mahdet Bros
■"

Feb

Maracaibo; Oil Exploration

4

Jan

8

56% Feb

12

24% Jan

5

Jan

4

91% Feb

3

*

82

19% Jan

1Q% Jan

4

14V8 Mar

5

13% Jan

22

14 y4 Feb

16% Jan

8

18% Jan

15

21% Nov

16

Jan

4

19

Feb

5

18

42

,Jan

30

39 y« Feb

2

5

104

Jan

5

108 Vz Feb

Master

28

Jan

4

30'A Jan

*83% Jun

5

95

f-82-% Jun

12

95

Jan

20

95 % Feb

4

Jan

11

92% Jan

5

95% Feb

7

84% Jan

6

85 y2 Nov

24

21

Mar 16

17% Jan

20

18% Feb'

2

45

Sep

29

52

Mar 12

47t

Feb

4

487aJan'

6

'.15

Dec

4

15

Jan

7

16% Feb

3

?16
'

83

21'A Mar 25
30% Feb

14
41% Nov 27

10

20r-

Jan

11

22% Jan

17

42% Jan

5

48% Jan

——

—

.McCoKd

22

45% Feb

120%-Sep

14

11% Dec

4

13% Jan

4

83

Feb

5

8

71% Jan

21

1

33% Jan

4

5

'McGraw-Hill

12

54% Jan

4

41% Feb

3

-Mclntyre

Jan

4

20% Jan

20

12

8

75

73 7* Mar 12

22

35% Dec

'52

17

71% Jan

33% July 2
18 % Dec 24

39% Dec

3

Sep

38

29

58% Feb

,

18% Jan

4

12% Jan

14% Jan

22

11% Jan

22

31% Feb

18

27% Jan

4

11 y® 'Dec

26% Jan

26% Jan 21

-

4

28% Jan

14

Mead

38

Jan

1

15

4

18

4

13

Feb

1

Jan

4

48

Jan

22

15% Feb

2

16% Jail

8

11% Jan
-

47

'

Jun

26

91% Feb

Merck

&

95

Jan

30,

26.

Jan

4

Nov

5

21% Jan

13

f

88

-Jun

105

14
1,2

Feb

93 y2 Jan

2

13

105

Jan

22% Jun

9

4

66% Dec 31
27% Mar 9

Per footnotes'




see

page 22.

4.35%

preferred

7

6

3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred

2t

4.45% -preferred

15

65,% Jan

4

70

Feb

5

26% Jan

4

29% Jan

28

j.

39V4

39%

39%

106

*105% 106 ;
T.

v

*94

95

par

*95

95%

*95

95%

pat

*84%

86

*84%

86

18

(

95

;

95%

i

*8472

17%

18%

17%

18%

pat

*47%

48%

47%

47%

*47

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

21%

21%

21%

43%

*42%

'

87

43 Vz

*21

r.

77,200

14%

17,7a

18

3,200
13,500

19

397*

407b
1087a

:

.40

V/

i

.

y

107 7a

29 %

297/a

95 Vz

957a I

957*

957*

:•

86

297*

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■

1
v

957a
957*
*847*

1,400
10,200
900

6,90Q

30

:957a,

130

953/*

340

86

3,500

17%

177*

47

*47,%

487*

700

167a

167a i

167*

16%

2,400

22

22

177/a :

217a

21%

43%

f!

187*
187/a

47

17'7a
16%

.

*84%
1-77*

48

*4254

21%

*42%

107

297*

par

par

39 Va,

397a
106

297a

957a

95

29%

.

18%

95

29%

30

*94

13'A

81%

70

13%,

13%

81 %

70

;

217a 1

427a

427a f

137*.

*81%
69

137a

137a

137*

82 %

82 7»

827a

*82 7a

837a

69 %

*68 74

69%

687*

800

*42%

437a

20

13%

137*

3,700

827*

83

130

69

697*

800

377a

377a

1,500

58%

687*

13%

37%

5

57%

57%

57%

40 %

40%

19%

20

40%
26

37%

37%

'

377* '•

«'

587a

417*

417a
207*

1,500
4,200
1,900

127a

1,100

37%

37%

58

58

58

58

41

417*

41%

417a

19%

57%

40

—18

20

20

207a

207*

37%

37%
-

20

«

12

12

12

12%

12

12

127*.' '

12

30

30%

30

30%

30^ft

307/a

30%

31

307/a

31 y2

94

*93 7a

'957a

12%
48

lfr^ac

*16%
21%
*89%
103

No par

*98%

31%

5

Miami Copper

*94

21%

103%

99%

98
107

98

*99

*12%

*105%
23

108

7,600
130

217*

*

100-

477*

477*

167*

167*

167a

2,500

21% '•

217a

217*

20,800

21%
*90

91

917a

91%

100

917a

105

100

105

104 5/a

105

560

100

*1037a 1067*

99%

487*

101

*1007a

103

200

31%

31%,

31%

3,400

32

3074

31

31%

22%

22 Va

227*

23 7a

237a

23

237a

31%

31 Vz

31%

317a

31%

317a

317a

98

*105%
*94

98

107
98

96%
*105%

108

-

987a
*106
*94

>

98%

100

1077a

*106

98

*95

100

1077a,
98

100

*106
■*95

967a

*93 7a

97

*93 7a

97

1067a

•1057a
237a

108

•1057a

108

24

23%

237/a

9,200
9,800

*93

22%

247a

68%

68%

69

69

693A

697a

70

28%

28%

287*

28 Va

287*

287*

287*

69%,

28%

28%

28%

410

106 y4

22%

68'A

1,100
•

98

22%

—10

31,400

100

1077a

23 %

Middle SouthL Utilities Inc—No par

Petroleum

2174

*89%

91

103%

30

*47 7a

167*

-

22%

68%

Mid-Continent

<

-

30%
*31

96%

100
100

21%
*89%

22%
31 Vz

98

16%

91

31

*105%

series
series..1,

21%

48%

157/s

103

30%

5

12%

.

;

12%

*47%

13
48

'16%

22

pfd—100
series—
.100
series—
100

Maclilne Co—..—,

Jan

24% Jan

40

106%.

par

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%

Jan

2

187/a

Mergenthaler Lipotype/Co-.—Nopar
Merritt-ChaDinaii & Scott—12.50

92

6
13

22% Feb

preferred..

89

Jan

5

29% Mar

15

2nd,

106% Feb

Jan

18%

No par

2nd pfd

Mesta

29

89

4

19

1874

Nopar

common.

$3.50 -preferred

.

92

93 7*. Feb

107% Feb

July

99

15

18%

5

Mines.l

,

'

105% Jan

3

May 21
18%. Sep 14
55 Va Sep 22

84
*

Sep

105% Jan

18%

Co.

Inc

Co

31

Feb

18%

■

16%

31

31 % Feb

xl7%

487*

16

100

i

7

•'

167»

15

4

-

187*

•

187*

147a

,1087a

147*

147*

18

39%

183/a

187/a

187*

14

18%

14%

18%

•

>

-

*4772

Jun

5

18.7a

17%

14%

29%

480

*90

32A

$4.25

Jan

91

19

106

9,800

917a

907*

-

18

__5

247«

247*

90

2,200

Feb

28% Jan

247a

91%

13%

5
100,

200

24%

567*

24%

90%

127*

101

92

567*

24%

*55%

16,000
44,100

12%

7

2

56

24%

56

177/a

-

557a

13

Jan

9

90%

137*

1,2%

13

39% Jan

24%

22 3A

•

127a

Nov

-.987a Jan

90

'

13

r

137a

12%

97

11

89%

*55

24%

23

127a

13

227a

55%

227a

'

227/a

4,300

21

29

56

24%

12%.

3,500

277a

$4 conv

Jun

*55

X21 %

9

27s/a

Feb

Dec

r

400

2,100

,

277*

105

86

13

300

5

277a

27%

4

28

22%

12%

87/a

9

9

®7o

*267*

t

937a

12

.

21%

13

277a

28

27

i

22%

12%
■'

5

57a

277a

4%

927a-

Jan

95

22%

*8%

9

57a

:

1,200
'•

27%

Jan

;

8%

.7

57a
28

*4 7a

'

4,106

17%

92%

19% Jan

,

9%

47a

28%
530

28

25 -/Sep

*

9

7a

177b

92%

98

*

574
27%

4

4%

28%
*521

«

27%

89

Feb

5%
27%

f

530

92%

27

32

*4%
27%,

;

177/b

177*
*519

r

27%

20

28% Jan

5%

27%

*4%

28 7*

28 7a

*

17%

92%

Oct

22

*4%

4%

287*
530

700

27%

4%%

91% Sep
t

*521

2,000

Melville Shoe Corp——.——
1
Metigel Co (The) common—:
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50

Jan

89

17%

17%

67a

93 Vz

111

4

4%

27%

28%
530

290

8

67*

,

18%

Norris Mf'g Co

10

May

4%

857a

8

67*

19%

1
.10
__No pat
preferred (1st series).—100
Stores

17%

227a

85%

67*

_

13%

Corp common—

92% Jun

80

Publishing

"Porcupine
<

6%

18%

1

Mercantile. Stores Co Inc—
-

5

22

Electric Co

McLellan

'McQuay

4

86% Jan

14% May 22

■*-17'* Sep

,

,27% Jjan

50% May 21
19 % Jan
7
25% Jan
5

15

Feb

May 1

30

15% Sep

94

28 y2 Mar 19

95

2

Aug 19

11% Dec
46'

„

67*

227b

87*

5,700
3,900

•

Meliessdn & RoWjIus Inc—

5

29% Dec

V/a%
McGraw

14

29

21% Sep 14
83% Oct " 13

McCrory

6%

.

*77/e

18%

Stores Corp common—50o
convertible preferred—100

Jan

4

92

c

.J

Jan

15% Feb

16

15

6%

137*

I

857*

700

417*
129

137b

227a

85

8

13%

3
50

common

1

68 7a Jan

29

72% Dec

57'A Sep
126 y2 Sep

Jan

Corp

preferred—

$2.50
I

■

coiiv

•

19

Jan

July 2
Sep 15

-75

22 7*

857*

7%

1

May Depfc Stores

4

Jan

92

4.25%'

.

2274

85%

8%

1

Chemical-Carp com
preferred
eominonL.
$3.75
preferred—
No
$3.75 ciiiii' pfd 1947 series.No
$3.40 ■cuumlative pfd.
;_No
Maytag Cof common
No
{
$3 preferred
No
MeCali Corp
..No

.

'

22 %

84%

*774

pat

Electric Co-

Mathigson

20

22%

22%

28%

417a
*126

137/a

84%

*521

*9 7s

9%

417*
129

137*

85%

17%

417*
*126

14

22%

28%

9%

"

13 3A

1374

6%

9%
41%
129

No par

Masonfte' Corp—L——

5

32% Mar 23

100

jMarUn-Pairy Corpti—No

18

42%. Dec
110% Jan

10

coin—No par

preferred
Martin (Glen 11 L) Co.,—1—l

27

17% Sep

& Co

4%%'

3

2

(cony)———50.!

preferred

Marshall Field

29

18% Mar 20

•*%'&

974
*4174
*126

27

Marathon: Corp
u—
6.25
Marine Midland Corp common—_5
'I

4

—

9%
41%
129

13%

529%

4%

5,
1.'

5

25% Feb

134% Aug 28
98% Jun 30

17%
*519

No par

—

.Shirt

Feb

29

127% Jun

28 %

1

13 7* Feb

23

41%

8

*6%

10

50
1

4

55

9

8

.No par

11

14

•

-

Jan

4

Sep

16

22%

84%

Jari

(16% Dec

410

par

Manhattan

3

24 y„ Jan

25% Mar 19

Sep

25

x9%
*126

,

14

12 % Jan

22% Sep

/

12

5

9%
41 %
129

13%

.

18

*9%
41%
*126

5

19

Jan

88 % Mar

13
.

.——100

Magic Chef
Magma Copper _——;
■Maghavox Cq (Tbe).—
Mahoning €o>il RR Co
Mauaii Sugar Co—
-

27

5% Jan

0

common—10

preferred series A.
100
Square pardeu—->._No pur

Madison

7

Jan

Forbes

preferred

4 %°Io

1

18 'A Jan

Working Co.'

Ac

Trucks,Inc,——
Macy (R H) Co Inc com....No

28

28% Feb
522

M

7

52% Jun
80

4

4% Jan
22% Jan

13% Dec

10

4

Si

40

15,200

■

i

L

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18

Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,

February 8, 1954

(626)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for

Highest

Lowest

29% Dec
125% Oct

46% Jan

14
7

Feb

3

126% Jan

9

139

6

21 Ve Jan

24% Mar 20

21'A Oct

9

16'« Jan

26

24

Nov

20

8% Dec

31

19% Jan

2

8%

5

Midwest

22% Feb

26

26

58% Jan

5

Minn

No par

104 % Feb

4

$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolls-Mollne Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
—10O

*103%

Feb

29

104

23

9% Jan

Jan

12

74

% Jan

5
22

71% Jan

26

29

Oct

1

18% Nov

9

19% Jan

29

21% Jan

11% Jan 21

4

Jan 22

& Mfg common

Min

19 % Nov

17

21

21% Jan

4

23% Feb

1

24% Oct

18

34% Mar 25

27% Jan

4

30% Feb

5

15% Sep

14

23% Mar 25

16% Jan

4

18% Feb

5

34% Jun

10

41 % Mar

Jan

4

40 % Feb

3

4 Vb Jan

4

61% Jan

11

64% Feb

5

4

47% Jan

4

Sr%

37

17

6% Mar 12

31

Dec

Dec

4% Jan 27

57% Sep

15

*70% Aug

33% Sep

15

58 % Jan

23

40

22

Dec

31

33% Dec

17

22% Jan

4

23% Jan

15
18

13

Jan

5

15% Mar 25

13% Jan

6

15 V« Jan

19

1514 Sep

U

20% Mar 23

lo% a an

5

79

Sep

15

95% Jan

82 % Jan

4

87% Feb

5

17% Sep

14

28% Mar 11

19

Jan

4

21% Jan

27

4

33

6

20

Jan

29 % Nov

17

40% Dec .11

32

Jan

4

36% Feb

65% Mar 19

56

61% Jan

20

(The)

29

27% Jan

14

27% Mar 16

12

31

16% Sep

23 % Jan

27

Motor

Wheel

24% Jan

25

Mueller

24% Feb

5

15

Corp

Mullins

15% Feb

2

Feb

5

Jun

21

7

12

14

109

26

18% Jan

11

21

Corp

2,300

20%

*19%

23%

22%

29%

29%

17%

17%

17%

177/B

18

177%

18

18

39

39%

38%

40'A

39 7%

40%

39%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

2,300

63%

63'%

64'A

64

64%

3,400

46%

45%

46%

6,300

1,100

19%

19%

20'A

20

20

23

22%

22%

23%

23%

23

23 »A

4,000

29%

28%

29%

29 V*

29%

29%

30%

13,600

18'%

8,200

40'%

9,200

39%

4%

4%

4%

4%

62%

63%

62%

62%

45%

23%

63

*20

46%

*23

45%

46%

45 7%

23 %

45%

46%

23 Vb

60
300

20%

39 VB

23%

23%

23'A

23%

23%

23%

14%

14%

14'%

14%

14%

700

50

Feb

25

4'VA Jan

4

44'% Jan 22

35% Dec

29

51

Feb

2

37

Jan

4

39% Jan

25

Dec

29

25% Feb

26

16

Feb

1

18% Jan

7

85 %

84 %

84%

20%

21%

20%

20%

20%

21'/a

21

21%

21

21%

32%

33 VB

32%

32%

32%

32%

32'%

33 Va

33

33%

6,400

31%

33%

31%

32%

33%

35

34 7%

35%

34%.

36%

21,600

59 VB

59%

59%

59%

59%

60%

60

60'%

60'%

60%

12,300

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

14

13 7%

13%

13 7%

2,600

13 VB

13%

13%

14

13%

14

14

14'%

•14'%

14'A

33%

33%

33%

13%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

33%

18%

20 VB

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18 7%

18%

19

23

23

22%

23-

Myers (F E) & Bros

9,900

9,800
5,100

12,600
2,400

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

24

24%

23%

24

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 7%

24'A

4,800

22%

23%

22%

22%

22%

22%

22 VB

24'A

24'%

24 7%

25,000

1
0

14%

15%

15

15

15

15

15%

15'%

15

15

2,000

47%

3,600

22%

47%

47%

47%

47%

1

109%

*108

.100

108

20%

20

47%

47%

47%

47'%

109

20 Va

3,300

*43

44%

100

•

CO -3

38%

100

16'%

16%

23,200

197%

10

20 VB

*43%

45 %

44

44

*43

44%

*43

44'%

*37%

39 V*

*37

39

37

37

*37

80

109

109

20

19%

20

19%

47 V*
►108

109

*108

108

20

80
No pax

preferred

4 %

42% Aug 26

84%

—1

Co

Brass

Mfg Coip
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C) common—
4% '/o preferred
Murray Corp of America com

1

47% Feb

13 Vs Jan

42 % Jan

106% Jan

72%

17%

No par
12
No par
8
10
0

Co

Inc

Products

3

Jan

50

110% Mar

Motorola
Motor

6

14% May 19

5

Dec

\

(JohnP&

5

24% Feb

Jan

43

104% May 18

*72 'A

29%

1

21% Dec

26% Mar 13

72%

72

23%

No par

21% Sep

15

72%

72

1,300

31

Sep

72%

74 %

14,300

27

18

107%

*71%

106

87%

34% Jan

4

107%

86

4

4

•104'%

107%

86 V*

30% Jan

13

104'A

10%

1

107/B

85'A

Morrell

19% Jan

60

104'A

10%

10%

86%

Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack
Lines

23% Jan

57'%

56%

57

56%

56

106

10%

10%

85

3

22 Vb Jan

55%
*104%

55%
104

104

8,400

10,600

*19%

Machine Tool

4

•

75

900

10'%

74%

17%

Feb

6

10'%

73%

17%

14

23 % Jan

10»%

72%

17%

14% Feb

2

10'%

72%

*17'A

6

18% Feb

10 V*

71%

17%

8

Dec

*10%

17'A

4

21

10

14%

Jan

29

5,700

17%

12 '/b Jun

29% Dec

22

17%

11% Jan

18% Apr

15% Apr

21'%

•14 V8

15

15
15

21'%

17%

16
43% Jan
6
34% Mar 18

18

11% Sep
10% Sep

20%

No par
Monsanto Chemical Co—
5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
8

5

53% Sep

20%

14%

Monterey Oil Co

32 % Mar 26

1,300

20%

17%

Montana Power Co

10

22%

14 VB

5

25% Jun

22%

1.25

:

% Feb

31 % Jan

22%

14%

Monarch

29

17% Jan

22%

*73%

$l,.50 2nd conv

21

GO

22%

72

55%

55%
105

2,600

132

131

20'%

71

71%

,

*130

Shares

31

307%

31

131

10%

preferred
25
Minneapolis Power & Light—No par
MisskJ Corp
1
Mission
Development Co
6
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com__No par
1%
preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% cony pfd_100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
Mojud Co Inc

70

30
131

22%

9%

9%

9%

1.60

Reg

20%

20%

55%

2

55% Jan

30
3

Minneapolis-Honeywell

*

31
131

22%

22%

22%

20%

Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marle__No par

5

5

131

'130

131

30

31%

31%

32%

22%

19

88

8% Dec

10

Corp

,

Feb

75

11

Jan

104

Feb. 5

*130

100

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

Feb

Jan

60 V* Dec

6
11

Oil

Thursday

Feb. 3

31%

6

preferred

1st

Wednesday

Feb. 2

10% Jan

22

4

8% Jan

19% Jan

Apr

94% Jan
69

5

67

68% Nov

27

53% Feb
42

Jan

Feb

132

8

20

25

Tuesday

Feb. 1

Ptf

EXCHANGE

Midland Steel Prod common

33% Jan

Feb

30

7

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest

Year 1953

Bales far

BICE8

STOCKS

Previous

38%

N
16
74

Sep

28

Oct

6

75% Jan

2

99% Jan

15

30

36% Mar 25

Jan

8

Airlines

15% Jan

8

15

Jan

16% Sep

22

21% Mar

9

17 % Jan

19

Jan

19

15

25% Mar 20

20% Jan

23% Jan

25

34

14

38

Mar 19

36% Jan

37'/:; Jail

27

Feb

5

20

National

Can

14

Sep

14

Jan

177

172% Jan

24

1743/4 Dec

14

14

13% Feb

26

11

Jan

12% Jan

51% July <82

158% Jun
10

Sep

9

Sep

57% Jan

69 % Feb

4

National

Cash

16% Jan

17 Vb Jun

25

National

City

15

10 % Jan

11

Jan

28

National

Container

21

19% Mar 27

10

66% Dec

14

Dec

29

1534 Jan

8

16% Sep

Jan

22

12% Jan

6

18% Jan

National
National

20

5

87% Jan

4

96 % Feb

8

23% Feb

Nov

6

93 % Jan

5

99

Feb

4

38% Dec

31

38

4

42% Jan

29

85 >/4 Dec

15

96

29% Apr

24

Jan

172

Jan

5

177

Feb

5

4

142

Jan

4

147% Feb

2

9% Jan

28

9% Jan

4

National

31

37% Mar 19

20% Jan

4

24% Feb

4

Natl

25 % Sep

21

32% Jan

6

26% Jan

11

40 Vb Sep

14

52% Jan

5

46

15

Feb

9

20% Dec

Jan

29

6%

26

30 % Jan

12

26% Jan

4

29

Jan

22% Sep

21

31% Jan

5

24% Jan

4

28

% Feb

4

90

Jan

4

92% Feb

5

28% Jan

4

25

24% Jan

6

104% Jan

29% May 20

2

12% Jan

14

Sep

7% Jan

8

]4

105

4

Jan

15

Nelii

15

Jail

22

isciMier

11

16% Jan

27

13

Newberry Co

30

93% Apr

2

86

Jan

93% Feb

5

11

14% Mar 30

13% Jan

14% Feb

2

12% Jun

Dec

30
8

69

17%

17%

2,000

10%

10%

10%

21%

21 VB

21 VB

21

21

21

21

21

21%

9,000
2,100
3,500

17%

18

17%

18

17%

18/

17%

18

64%

65

64%

65%

64%

65'/«

64%

65'A
13

5

33% Jan

1013/4 Jun

10

109% Mar

11

37'A Jan
107% Feb
17% Jan

4

70

63

Jan

20

66'% Jan

26

Jan

14

99

Jan

2

425

Jan

13

11

92

Feb

9

5

520

Jan

8

400

34

Feb

18

23% Jan

4

303 a Feb

1

65% Feb

5

52

Jan

4

60

Feb

15% Jan

7

Nov

6

27'A Feb

3

31'% Jan

80% Jun

11

92

Jan

22

93

24% Jun

10

28% Feb

2

75

Apr

28

80% Nov

10

82'A Jan

25

79

Jun

22

87% Jan

8

86

Jan

87

Jun

29

94% Nov

13

92

Jan

Jan

7

96'% Feb

27% Jan

4

2^'% Jn

Y

6%

6%

10%

10%

Y

5

42% Jan

25

Jan

21

61% Feb

5

8% Dec

29

14% Jan

16% Dec

30

24% Jan

18

34% Jun

10

94% Jun

12

Jun

12

83

100

May 18

97% Jun

12

4

14% Jan

21

85

Jan

4

91

Feb

5

26

IOS'% Feb

1

1
26

11

9% Feb

5

11

17% Jan

4

12

11

13

7'% Jan

13

14% Jan

25 Ve Apr

9

39% Feb

20% Jan

4

2

38% Jan

4

Jan

2

102% Jan

4

93% Jan

27

92% Jan

5

106

106% Feb

25

106% Jan

6

104% Dec

9

104% Jan

13

49% Jun

10

23% Jun

10

16% Sep

1

19 % Dec

24

8% Dec

15

14% Feb

2

9 Vb Jan

71% Sep

23

95 Vi Jan

9

57% Aug
28

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Feb

18% Jnn

Jan

102

1

21% Jan

39% Feb

18

5

106% Jan 28

97% Feb

2

110% Jan

29

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1

106

6

54 Vb Jan

4

63% Feb

5

Mar 23

26% Jan

4

27% Jan

27

18% Jan

20

page

73

Jan

19

Jan

7

12% Jan

20

83

Jan

14%

*14%

♦105%

106%

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15%

15%

16'%

16

16

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33%

32'A

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1,100
120

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14%

18,300

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13,300

93%

93'%

14%
94

10

106%

3,900

45'%

45

13%

13%

14'A

70

69'A

70

1,800
70

31 Va

30%

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15,300

19

19%

19'%

19%

19%

2,400

21'A

39,300

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1

90
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20

44,100

59

60

59%

59 7%

4,000

19,600

30%

59%

59 %

58'A

59'A

58 %

58'%

28%

29%

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29%

27%

28%

28

28%

28'A

28%

36

36 %

36'A

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36%

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36%

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37

37%

5,000

96

96

96

96%

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l

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100

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2

19 %

19%

18%

19

19%

19%

19

19'A

19'A

19%

1,800

25

42%

42%

42%

42%

42'%

42%

42%

42%

42%

43

25

25 %

25%

25

25

25

25

•25

25%

25%

25%

10

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

21

21

21%

21

21 VB

19,800

l

22%

23%

22%

23 VB

23 %

23%

23%

24 Va

23%

24'%

64,000

Co

Western

Ry

common

Capital Corp

1

Natural

86

Vb

9%
86

9Va

9

87

♦86

10

41%

40%

*109

106%

109%

109%

60 V*

58%

100

Ry
Co

58%

59

(Minn)—
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14%

100
100

108 V4-

100
1

88

102

17%

14%
88

108%
102

18

Co

10

9%

9%

25

common

preferred
Pharmacol

41

41V8

100

Co

Gas

preferred
Pacific

9

50

Ry Co__.

Northwest Airlines Inc

16%

16 %

2,60

Ohio Edison Co common

20%

12

39 Vb

100
100
100
100

preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
4.40%

3.90%

♦106%
97

*109

105%

21

14%

14%

89

89

*108
102

108%

9Va
*86

9 Va

87

*9V.
*86

39%

40%

39%

>109'%

109%

•109%

58%

59%

59%

14%

14%

14%

preferred
Corp

common
convertible preferred

22.

/

9 Va

11,000
60

86

8G

39%

39 %

109'%

109'%

40

60%

61%

48,700

14%

25.900

109%
61

14%

14%

89 %

89

89%

•89

108%

►108

108 Va

•108

102

•100%

12,200

640

108%
102

102

101%

101%

18

17%

17%

17%

90

17%

17%

91

10
250

17%

3,700

9%

6,300

16%

16

16%

16 V*

16%

16'A

16%

3,200

21V*

21

21 VB

21%

21%

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20%

1,400

9%

9Va
16 %
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9 Vb

9%

9Vs

9'%

9Yt

39%

39%

39 V4

39%

39%

39%

108

106%

106%

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107

106'A

106 »A

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106 V.

97

97 V*

97%

97

97

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96%

96%

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109%

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39%

110%
106

39 y8

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109%

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107

59%

59%

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27%

97

108%

109%

106

106

60%

62 V*

27 Va

27%

-

210
230
10

106%

150

63%

18,800

27 Va

27 V*

59

59%

59%

27%

27%

27 VB

27 V*

27%

*18%

19%

18%

18%

*18%

19

•18%

1

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

11

10%

10%

10%

79%

80

79

79%

*79%

80%

79 V*

79%

*79%

19

20,300
•

62%

10

100

600

40

*108

►100%

17%

9'%

9Vt

10.300

87

20

No par

Co

Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com

4%%

30%

*95 %

preferred
$4.80 preferred
$4.10 preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc__

Oliver

29%

100

Central

Oil

30%

Pwr Corp com.No par

$3.60

4%

28 7%

1

Common

Ohio

29%

Corp—

Adjustment preferred

Norwich

10

29

29%

No par

Chemical

4.6%

~70

29%

100

Hartford Co.100

&

series A

preferred
3.60% preferred
3.90% preferred

Northern

68'%

28%

Electric & Gas Corp—

&

*67
*88

5%

Mhk

5% %

*67

*385

preferred

Northern

68

*67

8,500

36%

90

Common

$3.75

20%
36'%

425

York
Shipbuilding
Participating stock

4

13% Jan

16% Jan

*14%

106'%

15%

*88

Haven

New

Preferred

5

107 »A Jan
99

14%

*105%

16

14%

15%
*32%

1,800

15

*14%

105

105

12,400

12

►385

Northern States Pwr

9

600

3,300

12

90

Northern

Jan

11%

425

Northeast

18% Mar 17

13%

11%

5'%

90

25

101

45

13%

11%

6%
10%

5'%

5%

*385

21

15

45

6%
10%

6%
11

5%

90

9% Jan

19

14%
94

11%

400

120

400

15

12% Jun

14%

6%
11

5'%

5

29%
*118

90

Co

89% Jun

*14%

30%
120

400

Aviation

18

14%

30%
120

91

American

16

6%
10%

11%

90 %

8,000

6%

11%

93

93

180

30'%

30%
121

10%

11%

33

92%

7

5'/a

16%

28'A

92%

11

6%
11
5 %

106%

28

92

435

American

18'% Sep

*14%
♦105

30%
121

23'%

*89

North

Mar 12

119'A

5 %

5

11%

*

30%

30

119%

28%
92

♦400

North

Mar 19

30%
122

28%
92%

27'%
*92

50

4

87

91%

Co—

Co

25

14% Dec

27%

91%

No par

RR

Harlem

21'% Feb

109

27%

92

preferred

non-cum

&

24'A Jan

16

27%

92

500

4

24

400

11,100

27%

.

800

8,200

1,000

12

Apr

28%

68

13

11% Jun

49%

28%

•67

Jan

78

28

49'A

28%

68

Jan

100 % Jun

28

49%

*28

No par

20

11

28

49%

29

common

20

54'% Jan

26

49%

*28 Vb

*67

Dock

24'A Jan

5

28

48%

28%

68

York

21

Jan

28

487/a

•

16%

16

84

27%

48%
28%

28%

106%

22% Dec

14

27%

49%

16%

23% Mar 24

Sep

28

48%

106%

26

52

28.
*28%

110

16'%

19

110

4,100

107'%

12

6

24'%

107'A

Jun

Jan

23%

*16'A

22% Jun

108

24'%

16'%

Norfolk

4

23%

107'%

Nopco

107% Nov

23%

*16'/e

5

6

23'%

*106'%

3

103 % Oct

2,400

23%

16'A

Feb

5

9%

23%

107 %

19% Feb

39% Feb

9%

23%

16 VB

43

2

9%

23

'107'A

4

46% Jan

9%

16 VB

6

24

147

9%

1

A

17% Jan

34 % Sep

147

9%

107%

series

39% Jan

Jan

146

146

9%

16 VB

4

87

176'%

147%

9%

*175%

146

9%

*106%

5

7

146

177

147%

9%

175

146

100

preferred

Feb

4

147

340

177

36%

96% Feb

8% Jan

176'%

40 V*

177

21

92

85'% Jan

40%
176%

35%

7

8

40%

176%

20%

5

16

17,300

41%

35%

Louis

3.40%

Jan

40%

97

40%

21

29

Jan

40%

96 %

42%

20'%

Jan

15

180

40%

96%

35%

84

87

98%

35%

Niagara

6

23%

98%

21 VB

18

14

23'A

99

35'A

St

30

July

23%

99

20%

&

26

Sep

95%

23%

97

36

Chic

20% Jan

8

95

23%

97

30

Brake

53% Jan

83

95

22%

174%

1

Central

York

n

25% Feb

94'%

22%

*32%

23

Jan

94%

22%

common—No par

15

15% Sep

94%

22%

15%

Sep

19

94%

41%

100

39a4 Dec

16

2,500
27,000

19,500

35%

N

37'% Feb

96%

1

New

29

19%

20

29

I

Jan

19%

19%

4

36

19%

21%

N

16

37% Mar 23

19%

*95%

Pr & Lt Co 4%

Air

York

$5

29

21

19%

19%

N

19% Jun

31% Sep

19%

20 %

New

493/4 Dec

30

19%

No par

29

Feb

13

19%

19 VB

4

29

80

19%

96

preferred
Electric ,System

York

6%

6

16'% Jan

59% Oct

12%

New York City Omnibus Corp-No par

106'% Jan

20

12%

*118

Common

9

Jan

12%

8

19

17% July 13

1

12%

22%

New

48 % Jan

127/a

93

5

22

*12%

19%

25

11

2,000

12%

12%

5

Fibre Co

6,600

12%

Jan

4

18% Jan

30

14

Sep

18%
64%

19% Feb

18'A Jan

25% Jan

Sep

May

17%
64%

New

New

14% May

21

3

23 Vb Mar 17

17VS, Sep 17
18% Dec 29

400

67%

17%

5

12

5,600

69 •/*

10%

Feb

Jan

34

27

67

270

7,500

17%

70

1

Jnn

14% Jan

46

12'%

68%

3'% Feb

4

11%

17%

4

14

12% Jan

6

12 %

10%

5

40'% Jan

29

11%

68%

67% Jan

20

11%

17%

25% Jan

Jan

163/b Jan

92 % Jan

11%

10%

30

56

15

5,400

10%

72% Mar 23

18

31

10% Sep

176'%

17%

England

Jersey

11%

36%
176'%

66%

100
1
pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
4 % %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1

37 V4 Aug

23% Sep

3%%

New

New

Jun

11%

36%
176%

17%

common-

(J J)

11%

36%

176%

36%
176

10 %

B

34

36%
176 %

65%

100

preferred

14% Jan

Jnn

177

36%
*174%

37%
176

10,100

10%

Inc

32% Feb

85% Jun

30

Inc

Jt.i'08

4 % 'U

6

38

37

1

6

9

23%

36%

17%

Corp

Feb

29

23%

No par

15% Nov

10% Apr

64

Vulcanized

105% Jail

Jan

18%
23%

65%

Inc

Theatres

5% Feb

Jan

Mar 25

18%
23'A

No par

Natomas Co

12

4

18

23%

17%

common

National

25

4% Jan

18
23

10%

100
100
1

preferred

conv

National

4

11% Jan

4.20%

Nesco

31 'A Jun

85

12

11 % Jan

106

27

27

12

6

18 VB

23%

Corp

Tea Co

National

19

Jan

6% Jan

26

7% Mar

5

Jan

30% Jan
121

7

103a Jan

12

13% Feb

28
10

13% Jan

Jan

16% Apr

4»/b Dec
10% Jun
105

114

116% May 20
7% Apr
1

21

4 % Jan

10

24

Nov

91

18

*23

64 VB

National

25'/a Oct

86% Sep

Steel

National

2,800

18

X18

18%

36%

^_J.O
Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
10
4% % preferred
100

4

27

350

3,100
12,100

1

National Shares Corp

15

Jan

15

23'/a

Cast-No par

Steel

&

14%

10
8

Corp

Linen Service

Malleable

49% Feb

4

preferred

preferred A
preferred B

7%

4
29

146

Apr

7

15

18%

National

Nov

173% Nov

3

132

34

1
28

common

Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products

9% Dec

155% Jun

14%

pfd series of 1951
100
Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5

4

1

14%

15

78'A

34'A

22%

%

4 %

5

20 % Jun

29

34

14%

Department Stores
National Distillers Prod common—5

22% May 26

Dec

17% Sep

Co

National

22

Jan

20'/it J an

11

99% Jan

6

26

13

4

23% Jan

22

84

63

5

18% Jan
65% Jan

17% Jan

Sep

12

21% Feb

19% Jun

2

20% Dec

Aug 31

34

14%

11%

Lines Inc

5

15

34 %

14%

77 %

34

1

Register

18

56% Jun

34

No par

24

18% Aug

19

34%

10

11% Jan

conv

78

175%

Corp

60 % Dec

$1.25

16%

78

IOO

2

13% Jan

16%

77

34 VB

—

preferred A

7%

16'/B

77%

14%

16
77

16%

*33%

16%
77%

16%
X77%

16

77%

8

.

...

Acme Co-

National

National

19'/a Sep

11% Sep

Corp

& St Loula___—.100

Chatt

—1
1
National Automotive Fibres Ino
1
National Aviation Corp
8
National Biscuit Co common
10

27

34% Jail

8

Nashville

19

Jan

79

11

Nash-Kelvinator

*18%

19

11%
81

3,300
100

31,100
160

Number 5297

Volume 179

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(627)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

YORK

LOW AND

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

4

15 'A Dec

28

14'A Jan

"26

16

Jan

7

37% Aug 31

46'A Dec

21

44% Jan

11

48% Jan

26

Feb "20

42'/2 Oct

21

37

Jan

13

44% Feb

5

Outboard

6

85

Jan

12

86

Feb

4

50

Jan

11

55% Jan

19

77'A Jan

12

82% Feb

5

Par

Outlet Co

9 Yn Mar

28

79y4 0ct
38

84

2

Sep

55 V* Dec 21

18

69'A Jun

16

11% Jun

81

6

55% Jun

Dec

88

28

34% Dec

Mar 12

16

18

Oct

7% Oct

80

Jan

Mar 10

11

30% Feb
40

32% Nov

2

22% Nov

25

110% Sep

22

129% Jun

25

4% Sep

15

22% Feb

20

8% Apr

16

3% Dec

28

8% Sep

14

Mar

33

2

64% Oct
91

1

May 13

5% Sep
24% Sep
23

Dec

1

Pabco Products Inc

Jan

18

35% Feb

Pacific

Coast

Co

Jan

5

preferred
2nd preferred

45% Jan

18

47% Feb

20

28% Jan

4

32% Feb

39% Jan

4

40% Jan

22

34% Dec 31
30

Mar 17

119% Mar lo
142 % Jan 22
8% Jan

28

47% Mar 31
9% Jan

8

34% Jan

Lighting

Pacific

Feb

2

Jan

5% Jan

27

Pacific

31% Jan

36 'A Jan

25

9

Feb

4

Pacific Western Oil Corp
4% preferred

4

Tin

6% Jan

19

Jan

5

Packard

26

9% Jan

11

Feb

5

Pan

47% Jan

56

Feb

3

10

15

30% Mar 27

Apr

34% Jan

2

6

15
4

Motor

4%

7% Jan

26

Panhandle

26'/a Jan

4

28'A Jan

15

Paramount

7

2iy2 Jan

Jan

28

Park

30% Jun 10

44% Jan

7

31% Jan

4

37% Jan

29

Parke

16

39% Jan

30

35'A Jan

15

36 % Feb

3

6% Sep

15

8% Jan

5

12

7% Jan

21

4% Sep

21

8% Apr

9

4% Jan

4

6

Jan

19

Patino

2% Dec

22

6

8

3

4

3% Jan

25

Peabody

10% Oct

20

Jan

5

27% Sep

15

20% Nov

2

34

Jan

18

Jan

7

7

11

Jan

Jan
Jan

4

12% Jan

25

36% Jan

6

39

Feb

3

Penick

30 »/4 Jan

4

33% Feb

4

$1

"4

29% Dec

14

29% Nov

30

Jan

8

81% Dec

9

73% Jan

4

80

10

28% Jan
28

'29

29%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

53%

5%

35%

3 4 Va

5%

347%

4,200

34%

34%

34%

35%

35'A

35%

13,300

10

4

27,700

53

10%

11

53%

49.400

53

54%

55

56

56

2,200

75%

7,900

108 y2 Feb

2

5

105% Feb
Jan

4

26

Co

Penna Glass

Penn

Power

4% %

&

Light Co

18% J»u

4

Feb

5

15% Jan

11

11

37% Feb

4

22

106% Jan

6

16

32% Jan

19

32% Jan

4

34% Feb

4

29

101

Dec

30

11%

11%

38

38%

38%

39

32%

32%

32%

33%

4

6

Jan

11

21

103

Jan

29

24% Feb

2

80

21% Feb

3

Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4

Pitney-Bowes
C

C

3

$5

4

$4.80

44% Jan

49 % Feb

2

6

58% Mar 16

53

Jan

14

9% Feb ,26
5
21% Jan

6% Jan

4

7!/a Feb

5

12% Jan

4

14% Jan

27

11% Jan

12% Jan

27

60 y2 Jan

4

Mar 20

62 y2 Jan

11

19% Jan

165

25

Jan

21

59% Feb

4

65

7%

28

5%

29

5%%

27
2

18% Jan

8

22% Jan

15

July 30

89% Jan

11

94% Jan

26

10% Sep
23% Sep

15

12% Jan

14

10% Feb

1

11% Jan

6

14

2

24

Jan

4

28

Feb

4

31% Jan

12

35

Jan

29

29

14% Jan

4

16% Feb

2

Poor

19% Mar 23

16% Jan

7

17% Feb

3

Potomac

7% Sep

15
8

11% May
39

May

7

8% Jan

4

9% Jan

5

Co

Creek
&

Co

35% Jan

8

38

Jan

26

4%%

68% Jan

11

71

Jan

18

Procter

15% Jan

20

9% Jan

4

11

Jan

20

Publicker

80

Jan

20

Public Serv

Co

of

Public

Co

84% Nov

22

9

Jun

4

101 y« Jun

35% Sep

5

82% Jan

7

86% Feb

3

3%%

Jan

5

25% Jan

12

26% Feb

4

4.32%

30

5

28 % Jan

26

27'A Jan

20

Feb

2

27% Feb 24

25% Jan

27

Pub

27% Feb

98 y2 Jan

102'A Feb

18

109% Jan

6

107% Feb

Feb

4.70%

15

43% Jan

20

40% Jan

44% Feb

Pullman

64% Jan
2

,25% Aug 31

2

109% Mar

4

30% Mar

47

109

Jan

108% Jan

56

19

$1.40

Feb

Pure

110% Jan

29

29% Jan

21

9

28

Jan

131% Jun

17

146% Feb

2

143

Jan

5

Feb

4

20% Sep

15

25% Jan

2

21% Jan

15

22% Feb

2

11

26% Jan

28

4

148

19

29% Jan

6

22% Jan

Jun

18

79

Jan

2

76

Jan

4

Feb

4

2% Oct

15

4% Jan

6

2% Jan

28

3% Feb

2

2va Sep

15

5'A Dec

4

4% Jan

4

5 Va Jan

15

9

90% Jan

12

Feb

3

39% Feb

1

Feb

26

96

35% Dec

30

47% Mar 25

Nov

For footnotes see page 22.




37

Jan

4

89%

*88

89%

*88 'A

31%

*28%

31%

*28%

31%

98

*93%

98

933A

93%,

59%

60

80

94

6%

Oil

X58%

12%

*11

37'

103

100

*105

23%
20%

36%

103

24%

103

24%

*105

24%

58 3/4.

12%

*11

36%

103

*101%

24%.

*105

49%

12 3/4

58%

12

36%

12%

21%
82

12%

12 3A

23%
*105

2134

21'A

82%

12%

*81
,

82%
48%
12%

593/4
12

36%
103

24%
105%
21%

*11

*102

*105

21%

83%

49

162

*157%

162

*157%

162

*157'%

163

*163

167

*163

167

*163

167

*164

168

57%
6%
14%

58

58

7

58%

7
xl4

5 7 3/4

7

143/4

14

7

13%

58 34
7
14

59
7

13%

59%
7
14

100

*148%

1

21%

21%

*21%

22

*21%

22 V*

22

22'%

94

94

*93%

94

94%

94'/4

94

94%

10%

11

*11

11'A

11(4

*11

11%

27

27%

27%

27%

1

34%

34%

3334

34

16

16

16%

16%

17%

173/4

17%

17%

100

No par

10

9'
*37

*62

64%

*63

64%

*64

65

64

64%

*64

20'A

20%

20%

20 3A

20'A
*148%

1

*11

*148%

65

600

900

22

22

500

94%

94%

11'A

11'A

27%

28

*148%

273/g

28

*33%

34%

34%

34%

*33%

34%

16 3/8

16%

16%

16%

163/b

16%

1,900

17%

9%

273/8

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

10,900

8%

14,300

9%

9%

8%

9

8%

37

37

38

38

38

38

38

70%

70%

70

70%

69%

70%

70'/8

5

10%

10%

10%

10%

10 lA

10%

10%

103'a

10%

79%

*78%

*79

80

79

79

*78%

35

35'A

35

35

35

35

34%

35

34%

Indiana—No par

36%

37%

37

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

100

*86%

88%

86%

86 3/4

*86%

25

*26'A

26%

25

*28

28%

No par

com—No par

26%
26%
*107'A
43 y8

43%

No par

x53%

Co (The) com
B
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10

Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
a.
No par

28%

26%

27

27

26%

27(4

26'%
*28

26%
27

26%

28%

26%
102'A

107%

*107'%

108 »/2

108V2

108'A

43%

43%

43 %

43%

29%

29%

29%

29%

147»A

147%

*147%

22%

22%

22%

22%

25%

150

53%
*110

1

29%

*147%

*22%

54%
110%

29%
148

54%
*110

29%
147%

22%

22%

27 'A

44

26%
27

♦101'A
109
44

55 VB

55%

11034

110%

29,%
148

22%

88

33,800
8,400

109

10,500

56

17,300

110%

300

5,600

29%

29%

147%

147%

120

22%

22%

2,700

26%

59.600

25%

26

25%

26

25%

26%

79%

79%

79%

79%

79%

80

3 %

3%

3

3 (A

3

3'A

2%

3'A

1

4%

5

47a

Va

4%

5

4%

4%

4%

5

95

*93%

Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par

*93

39%

39%

x

39%

95

39%

94
*39 (A

94

40

*95

39%

96

39%

60

900

44%

3'A

26%
79

10

500

27%

3

78%

10

3,500

11,500

26%
102

1

25%

5,900

28%

102%

54

38%

*28

102'A

110'A

79%
35

*26

*101%

110%

*

1.000

2,600

*87'A

27'A

53%

54%

600

70%
10%

26%

102%

43

5,500

38
<

88

107%

108%

Quaker Oats

26 V2

283A

26%

101%

110

*26%
*28

*101'A

100

110

26'A

26%

26%

101%

100

88'A

26'A

26%

100
No par

RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp

*86%
*28

180
600

2 7'%

70%
80

4,500

20%

39

*79

4,100

64%

20%

70%

10

5,200

7%

13%

*63

65%

*148'%

9

59%

7

64%
.

20%

9%

58%

13%

No par

common

2,500

*157%

167

.100

preferred

20
200

12%

123/4

162

20%

Inc

3,200

3,800

*157'%

20%

preferred

'

49

*163

*64

com

21%
84

*62

Gas

5,200

*81%

66%

1

70

24

*81

65

com

800

103

23%

82 %

12%

18,300

36%

84

491

100

lo

12

*36%

100

t—No par

(The)

*102

243/a

*11

66

preference

cum

103

58

12%
36%

100

Colo

&

58%

36%

*63

preferred

conv

59%

preferred

El

dlv

59%
*11

X36%

100

Inc

12,900

89%

*28%
*93 3/4

10

preferred

4.08%

Sep 14

*88

98

No par

preferred

Serv

25% Jan

6

95

31%

No par

Co

190

43

89

100

4.90% preferred

Jan

102

42%
*90%

*88

A

of

23

8,000
9,300

*93%

preferred series A„50

5

9%

29%

921/2

*28%

prior pfd

Power

3

27% Oct

95

9%
29
*89

31%

1

B

38% Feb

92

42%

*89%

5

37% Feb

24% Jun

42%

95

5

7

24 y« Jun

423/8

*89%

9%

88

com

common

8

Jan

42

97%

9 V2

98

Coal Co

preferred

18

27

42%

49 %

Jan

26

42

48 3A

35% Jan

3

29%
91

10

49%

33% Jan

15

29

9%

493/a

11

Sep

150

49

29

Jun

108%

1

37% Dec

Jun

108%

823/4

82 y2 Jan

73

108%

*81%

35% Dec

25

*108%

82%

5

22

108%

84%

Industries

cum

160

*108%

21%

Gamble

Serv

105

21

preferred

100

104%

*81

18

330

104%

90

88

2,500

96%

1043/i

29%

*89%

25
109

109

104 %

*82

29

$4.75

2434

104%

20%

29% Jun

79

96%

82

26% Jun

5

96%

84%

Pocahontas

conv

&

108%

*95

88%

Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del) _1

7
16

*24%

f 108
1

963/4

82

Electric

71% Dec

24%

24%
109%

*82

class

class

II,800

24%

No par

Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond

34%

1083A

No par

(The)

conv

34%

28%

43

450

34%

88%

973/4

17,400

33%

10%

42%

14,300

24,200

24 3A

*95

14%
37%
IO51/2
33%

88

*89%

37

2,300

33 V8

29

*87

14%

80

21

105%

108%

24%

(conv)

1st series

5 V2 %

25 %

103'%

20%

33%

10%

com—No par,

Pittston

Apr

98

59% July
1
9% Dec 31

33%

200

48%

*28%

j,

Co

Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd

31% Jan

34% Jan

RR

27

14

3

*33%

preferred

preferred

14

17% Jan

33%

*102

2,200

323/8

88

25

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com

Jan

21% Jan

L

Chem

guaranteed

Sep

8

33%

No par
2

Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry

66% Jan

5

&

Pitts Consolidation

Sep

23

33%

323/8
333/4

28%

5

preferred

18

13

32%

10%

No par

Inc

convertible

86

Jun

32%

37%

48%

*93%

common

L

St

&

Pitts Coke

82% Feb

Jan

13% Oct

32%

14%
106

142

100

preferred

82% Feb

162

30% Dec

32%

13%
37%
105%

32'/4

No par

com

5%

Jan

6

34% Apr
46% Feb

32%

13%

37%
106

88

100

77% Jan

3

150

36%
105%

293/4

100

preferred

Phillips

Pitts

19% Jan

Feb

9

13%

36V2
105 y2

20%

29

series

Phoenix

Sep

25% Mar 18

13%

36%
105%

103%

10

preferred

27

162

15

13%
-

20VB

108

3

common

22

165

75

14'A
36'A
106

*102

1

3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5

25

11

73% Feb

203/a

32 y.

100

Jan

15

31

Corp

32 >/8

102 %

20%

Reading Coal & Iron

37% Jan

21

Sep 21

102%

20%

preferred

&

Jones Corp
preferred
Phillips Petroleum

Sep

15

48'%

Philco

Feb

44% Jan

153% Jun

31

*47%

27

7

11

148% Apr

6% Dec

48

30% Jan

Jan

40'A Jan

4

12% Sep

48

108%

53% Jan

Sep 18

102,100

108%

7

16% Mar 18

15%

108%

5

3

,15

Phila

60% Jan

59%

15%

19

93% Feb

15

14%

28

30% Jan

7

14%

10% Jan

5

17

14%

48

4

7

Feb

I,100

14%
102 %

*104%

1,000

39%

*20 %

25

32%

3.400

39

102%

No par

43%

230

141

20%

com

150

35,600

43%

17%
43%

39

103%

common—_No par

104%

17%

142

20'A

12.50

108 '/4

1043/4

17%

38

*102%

13%

108'A

105%

141

5

36

108

38

100

105

5,500

32

14%

1

37%

142

*47'A

100

200

36%

36%

37

14%

com

41%

*107

32

9% Jan

4.68%

36%

*40

230

142

48%

(conv)

41%

29

36%

104

93% Feb

Feb

31%
142

104

8

1,200

36%

141

37

104%

30% Jan

Jan

43%

108% Jan

29

94

4334

11

23

97

43%

Jan

Mar 25

29

44%

31%

141%

37

17%

100

Jan

24

141%

105

preferred

3.9%

Dec

*31%

32

107%

36

14%

Corp
Co

*40
*107

17%

4.3%

100% Jan

23%

*28%

105%

5

12

*22'%

10734

Feb

8

231/4
29

17%

105

12

4,500

107%

11

Jan

2,200

33%

*104%

Jan

4%

76% Dec

43%

43%

B

Inc

preference

conv

27

106% May 22
5
29% Jan

433A

38%

41%
'

35%

98

Jan

38%

33%

17%

*95

11

12%

38%

105'A

*108

35

*113/4

33%

108%

98

Dec

106% May 22
18% Dec 29

17%

108

91

12
39

107%

108

4

113/4
33 5/8

*104%

*qc:

$1

26

22% Mar 27

17'%

100

98

6

17%

100

83

1,900

*38%

35%

preferred

28% Jan

7

35%

preferred

29

Jan

35%

4.4%

Jan

2

35%

38%
*40

*107

3.8%

88

Jan

38%
41

3

89% Jan

101

38 'A
41

*107

26

2g

18

y?

41

*47'A

Oo

& Co

Electric

12

19
May 18
37% Jan 14

38%

41

*107

Jan

l

19

Phila

Jan

30

38%

1

No par

preferred

Phelps-Dodge

Jan

15

1,100

33 %c

Brewing

2nd

85

21

5%
3%

7

32%

Ry Co

common

(Chas)

4 %

87

Dec

3%

97

18% Jan 27

July 22

Pfizer

5

Sep

Co

Pfeiffer

23

10

Eastern

Milk

Jan

32

5%

3%

25% Jan

92% Jun

95

&

98% Jan

69

800

5%

109% Feb

8

88% Dec

7%

%

3%

11

18% Jan

5

71%

5

3%

13

7

'27

7

5%

*3%

11

21

Mar 13

7

5%

3%

Jan

107

Nov

7

5%

95% Jan

12

55

7

3%

100

6

108% Nov

300

5%

38

4'/2% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America

103

5,500

7%

100

4

26

1,400

36

5

103% Jan

Feb

36%

36%

10

25

108

*36'%

36%

27%

3%

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

102% Jan

10

36

36

273%

5%

50

30

104

9,200

36

100

Pet

2

23%
37

36%

100

4

5

23%
36%

36%

25

31%

4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR

Jan

Jan

13,500

27%

36%

38

preferred

4?

Jan

110

7%

3%

No par

18

99

73%

5%

7

Jan

111

101

37

37

11%

Corp com

48

1

75

24%

24%

36 %

"1

7%

55

*100

27%

24 %

37%
36

*23»A

753%
100

*23%

24%

37 y»
36

100

Sand

49

24

7(4

11%

preferred

Peoria

36% Jan

24%

7%

27%

12

Pepsi-Cola Co

88

1

7'A
27

11%

Penn Coal & Coke
Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp

5

27

7%
27%

74%
99%

7,900

Penney (J C)

5

28

7%

27%

25

27

29

7%
27%4

75

100%

No par

15% Feb

26% Nov

73%
*99

No par
common

39 % Feb

80
Apr
41% Dec

74%
100

7%

25

142% J«.n

July

74

*98%

55

5

preferred

4

23% Jan

74%
100

*54%

5

6

25% Mar 17

74%

*98%

27%

No par

4

Jun

3,500

3%

10%

2.50

Jan

Jun

9'A

3%

10%

No par

13'A Jan

86

*8%

3%

10%

Corp

15% May 21

99

9

37%

10%

common

Telep

9

8%

3%

10%

Co

48

24

8%

3%

10%

1

15

Jan

8%

3%

10%

39%

2

32% Jan

8°/8

37%

10%

1

14

104

8%

3%

1

Enterprises

Co

*8%

No par

393%

5

28% Jun

86

460

1,120

*5%
34%

39 '/a

11

15

Nov

142 %

38%

42% Jan

33 y2 Jan

68

142

5,000

4

21

143

4,900

30% Jan

Jun

143

29

5

42 Va

143

13%

43% Feb

103

141%

.

12%

21

76% Dec

118%

12%

29% Sep

16

118'%

143

12%

134% Jan

17% Sep
146
Jan

118%

117%

142%

12 3/8

148% Mar 16

60

117%

117%

142

12%

15

59% Dec

117%

117%

12%

22

44

1,900

117%

117%
142

12%

Jan

11

8,800

24%

12%

27

32% Jan

41% Sep

34%

24%

80

45

77

20,200

34'%

24%

79%

6

48% Sep

40%

34%

24%

80

31 y8 Jan

87

40%

34%

241/4

79%

32% May 27

8% Sep

40y2

34%

24%

80

11

104

40%

34'A

79%

28% Sep

96% Jun

40%

347%
24

79%

4

20% Jun

40%

34%

79%

11

2

30

79%

16% Jan

20

6,800

12%

41% Jan

19%

120

32%

78%

5

34% Oct
108% Jan

47%

3134

lo

5'

5

18

61

47%

No par

19

52% Jan

July 28

40%

60'%

47%

29

23% Jan

91% Jun

40%

40%

60%

323/8

29%

29

26

32

29%

37% Feb

1

47

32

24

preferred

5%

13% Feb

48

31%

*22%

29

Mar 25

*47%

31%

*28%

16% Dec

14% Dec. 30

47%

31

150

29%

Jan

21

47%

31

40'A

35%

29

40% Dec

Mar

60 Va

48

30%

60

1,100

35'%

23%

25

21%

60%

*47

34%

*28'A

Jan

15

34%

35

*22%

38

17 va Sep

35

*58

*29 Va

3

Jan

35'A
62

23%

28

105

*34%
*58

29%

41% Dec

8

35'A

60%

29

107% Feb

Sep

*34'A
*58

8

29%

2

99

83%

8

*22%

10

28

15%

83'A

*28%

Jun

Dec

151/8

8

29%

Jun

38% Aug 21

15 3'a
84

*7%

29

27

36

15

*83%

7%

23'/4

101

22

15
84

7%

*29%

40

Dec

14%

*83'A

7%

*22%

4

Sep 15

14%
83

7%

*28%

37% Jan

Sep
10% Jan

14%
83

7%

1

Ford

&

15
83

*7%

25

39 % Mar 19

28

3,800

14%
83

25

14

127

4,500

preferred

30% Sep

18

5,800

82%

preferred

13 % Feb

104% Feb

54%

82%

$1.30

5

107% Feb

54

82

$1.32

liy8 Jan

4

54%

81

29

23

35% Jan

53%

81

25

Jan

14% Apr

35% Mar 18

53%

80

Jan

15

10

53%

80%

Jan

Sep

30% Jun

53%

79%

35

Corp

Co

prior

Peninsular

20

53%

common_4

Distillers

&

Coal

3

87

533a
80

100

Transportation

Mines

11

*86

53V2

79'A

24%

Corp

Proof

conv

86

2,100

347/a

Corp

&

Rust

5%

*82

5,300
4,100

24

Airways Inc

Pictures

Davis

Parmelee

88

1

5

100

Tilford

&

Parker

Dec

21% Aug 10

27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19

86

*82

100

Car

Oil

38% Dec
32

86

preferred

4

25

47%
44%

Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par

Jan

18

44%

com

Consolidated

Amer World

33% Jun

30

44

No par
No par

Corp

Pacific Telep & Teleg
6%
preferred

11% Feb

15

42%

88

No par

143

Feb

42%

10

Mills

4

75% Jan

42 %

42 %

No par

Pacific

137% Jan

100

42

10

5

97% Jan

42

41V2
*82

25

22

69% Jan

15

46%

5

noncum

27

52% May 25
30

14%

Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & E'lectric

35% Jan

88% Mar 25

15

46y8

Pacific

25% Jan

98 '/a Dec

14%
463/4

100

noncum

118% Feb

3% Jan

15

46%

common—

12

8% Jan

15
46 %

Inc

13

5

15%

46%

No par

com

Jan

4

15%
46 %

Corp

114% Jan

23

the Week

Shares

15

preferred

conv

1st

Mar 17

Feb. 3

12.50

Fisheries

Feb

Friday

Feb. 4

473/4

Glass Co

Amer

61

Sales r«r

Thursday

14%

2.50

Fiberglas

Owens-Illinois

Pacific

60

SALE PRICES

Feb. 3

47 %

No par

cum

HIGH

Wednesday

Feb. 2

B

Mfg

8% Jan

16

16

Marine &

Owens-Corning

4%

Tuesday

Feb. 1

No par

common

15% Jan
83% Feb

34

10

(The)

7

3

15

Oct

Corp

Elevator

11

48

25% Jun

Otis

Jan

21

34% Jun

20

Omnibus

7% Jan

5

73% Mar 26
57% Mar
2

46

14% Jan
82

13% Jan
Mar

Continued—Page 9

STOCKS

Year1953

•79%

*95

39%

80

1.300
48.000

6,300

95%

,30

391%

800

19

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20

Monday, February 8, 1954

...

(628)

c.n«nued-Pare to

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest

Highest

Sep

14

30% Dec

28

34% Jan

8

25% Jan

4

31% Jan

5
15-

4

8% Jan

-

13

9

33% Jan

8

36% Dec

24

41% Feb

5

3oVa Feb

1

31% Dec

22

36

6

30% Jan

28

12% Jan

6

29% Nov

6

26% Jan

6

16% Oct

6

22% Mar 23

16% Jan

4

Sep
Dec

23

25

Sep

23

12% Jan

16

15% Jan

15

4

Mar

9% Jan

18

14% Jan

19

62% Jun

1

10% Jan

,•

Jan

58

14'

16% Feb

Mar 18

22

3

Jan

4% May 18

11

Feb

4

52% Mar 17

47% Jan

115% Mar 17

115 % Jan

4

7

30

38% Jan

12

49

5

6% Jan

21

36% Jan

11

39% Jan

5,

26

Jan

10 % Jan

14
1

29

17% Jan

4

19%

5

25 % Feb

5

15

21% Mar

3

25% Aug 14

23

24

Jan

41

Jan

14

7

5

Jan

26

42 7'a Feb

5%%

6% Sep

Gas

4

32% Jan

23

40% Dec

Jan

17

4 *
7

15% Jan

18

38% Jan

28

9374 Nov

9

88% Jan

4

120 % Dec

18

114% Jan

28

5

Jan

Ruberoid

15 7 a

157 a

97

97

97

97

97

97

20%

20%

20 V4

20%

20%

2074

20 %

20%

20%

20 %

3,100

23%

23%

23

23 vb

22 %

23%

22Ja

26 Va

22%

23%

15,200

15%
*96

"

*93

3%

3%

3%

3 Va

10%

*10%

10%

*10%

50 V'4

50%

507^4

50%

3 74

10%

*10%

50%

51%

507a

*117%

118%

118

118

39 %

39

39
,

•'

6%

7

6%

*5 7 a

6

5%

38 Va

39

,387'2

51

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51

*86

51

*46

51

*46

86

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86%

86

86

10172

102

101 %

102 %

103

103

27%

27%

27%

28 Va

27%

28 74

53%

54%

527a

53%

53%

55

26

26

*26

774

8

8

11

11

10%

27

26

400

39

*84%

8%

13,100

61Va

5%

38%

%

26%

16,000

7

58%

58%

58

57%

7.600

39%

6%

38%

a

200

119

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7

24,500

50%

5%

38 7

*46

86%

*25%

4,500

3%
10%

*118

40 Va

39%

39%

51 va

6

38%

'51

38%

57%

6

39%

101

-

*10%

50%

119

'118

118

118

7

6%

6

38%

.

56%

58%

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*

1

1

6 7'a

58

3va

200

96%

3 Vb

10%

50%

3%

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3%

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28,300
100

90

103 va

104 P

1,440

27%

28

55%

2674

28

55%

2874

55
*26

26%

5%

2,700

5674

.

7.700
100

26%

*26

8 74

874

8 74

874

3,000

10%

74
107 a

11%

11%

1174

1174

7,500

26 74

26%

*2674

27

27

8

4,000

Corp—No par

42%

*4274

42%

42%

4274

427a

4274

42%

1,600

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

12,000

Axle

&

Co

26 %

42

20 %

20%

20%

20%

20%

5

Co

20

159

159

*159

164

167

170

16j

168

165

>100

102

*100

102

*100

102

*100

102

102
8

1
—

____

1,200

102

8

1,000

165

100

common

7%

1

16%
62

—No par

(The)

Co

24,000

16%

42%

5

*14%

—-8

7%
*16%

167a
63%

7%

7%

7%

7%

16%

16 %

16 74

16 %

62 %

62 74

63

62 %

14%

14%.

15

15

94
115%

7,100

1674

1,400

62%

62%

15

*14%

15

10

8'4

16%

16%

,61%

7%

38%

30
4%% conv preferred
——100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
St L San F Ity Co common__No par

(Jacob)

Ruppert

30

59

15 Va

-

2,700

Typewriter

Royal

1

26

16

15 74

8

4%

29

63'% Feb,

13 % Jan

1574

*58%

59

15%

1,000

10

19%

8'/a Feb

55

-5872

15%

59

200

5%
27%

10

25%

5

14% Jan

*5872

*5

*27

10

27%

El

&

10

59

*58%

5%

*27

9%

187a

Dec

19

59

27%

97 a

25

liaas

Nov

59

10

27%

*4%

5

*2774

10

27%

*27 %

10

5

5

*4

5

27 %

187a

Spring

17 % Mar 23

*4%

*27%

—

preferred series A__
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc

22% Jan 30

~

"/a

247 a

Rolim

62

13

18%

Rockwell

15

13-va

24%

5

29

1774

*13-/8

18%

3

30

20,000

*17%

24%

27

11% Dec

13%

17%
13 V8

18 %

Feb

14% Dec

13 74

17%

1374

*24%

Jan

50% Sep

I*

18

200

18%

J'-.n

4

1.8U0

24%

102

% Jan

17%

18%

170

7

17%

24%

8

13

800

17%

33

1874

18

10% Jan

27%

24%

Jan

24

27%

18%

Jan

105

*31%

27 %

24%

96

2

*37

32%

25

148

Jun

37

32 %

27 %

13%

2574

&

36'%

32%
27 %

36%

13 %

50

11

21

1,200

27 %

17%
*

10

preferred—.

conv

Rochester

4

%

*31%

27 %

27%

1774

20

17

4

32

9',

Controls com—1

21% Nov

187/b Jan

3674

*31

27%

common

Inc

149% Dec

9

*36%

31%

preferred series A

Mills

4.50%

RoberLshaw-Fulton

29

Apr

36 %

27%

10%

24

18% Dec

27

31%

1
50c
10

Antelope Copper Mines

Robbins

12% Jan

12

43 % Dec

7

35 % Jun

8% Jan

25% Feb

27% Mar

29

22% Oct

Ritler Company
Roan

3

31

Corp

2

44% Mar 10

11 % Dec

Oil

7

7

26% Dec

4.50%

Feb

7% Jan

23

16% Sep

25

9% Dec 18

6% Apr

92

20

11

9

115

Rlciiflekl

26% Dec

Oct

600

26%

36 %

26%
36%

1
No par
No par

Kheem

5

48 % Jan

38%

26 %

Manufacturing Co

2

5

1,000

26%

101%

56 Vb Feb

J an

27%

26%

*84%

28 Vb Feb

25% Jan

65

27%

27%

100

11

29% Mar 18

14

43% Sep

27%

—-100

11

14

22% Sep

lb, JjO

series

Preferred

s

9%

9%

series.

Preferred 3.60%

104

35

9%

34%

9%

*46

5

86

14

34%

34-%

9%

—30

4

13

97% Jan

Jan

• a

9%

34%

9%

39

Feb

81 % Jan

5

107

14

34

34%

a

_____.—~1

preferred—.

convertible

Feb

5

90% Jan

5

*

linn——

Common

58% July 21

31

Dec

80% Jun
98% Dec

22

61% Feb

4

Aug 10

34%

9%

No par
Rexall Drug Inc.—
__2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com_
No par
Reynolds Spring Co1
Reynolds (H J) 'lob class B—_—10

25

?

5
12

Jan

5

9% Mar 20

22

36% Dec

7% J&

6% Jan
51% Jan

56

34%

9%

Revere Copper & Brass

22

6% Apr

14

21

118

34%

Republic.Steel Corp com__.
No jpar
conv
prior pfd series A__100

Jan 16

13

4% Sep
48

42% Oct

29%

50c
25

common

preferred

Motors

$1

2

40% Jan

14

29

100

Republic Pictures common

18

10

29%

5

series

pfd 3%%

$4.50
Reo

29

40% Sep

29

Corp

15

3% Jan
11% Jan

51% Jan

28%

5

Republic Aviation Corp

26

10 % Jan

3

11% Jun

28%

preference
10
_—No par

prior

Stores

27

24% Jan

Jan

29

—50c

Remington-Rand

6

97

Jan

,

287 a

& Co—

div

Conv

17,200

29

Reliance Mfg Co common

26

Jan

19

(Robt)

Reliable

5

Jan

21% Jan

Jan

95

31 % Apr

5% Feb

20

2

108 % Jun

42% Sep

Shares

287a

No par

Co

Inc_

Bios

$1.25

12

59% Jnn

8
25

Bit

Roller

Reed

Reeves

8

23

27

17
14

Feb. 5

50

preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%. noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills

7

Jan

Jan

97

12

2% Sep
9% Sep

Jan

19% Feb

14

Aug 14

19% Jan

5

29

23% May 25

21

Sep

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

25
-5
50
50

$2

Rels

26

31% Feb

29

13% Sep

8

5
28% Jan 28

9% Dec

18

Thursday

Feb. 3

1

Rayonler Inc common

Feb
4
Jan 29

28% Jan
7
18 % Jan 22
14
Jan 27

% Jan

4

7% Mar 20

54% Apr

84

29%
85
974
27%

Jan 26
Jan
5
37% Jan
5
83
Jan 13

11

26% Jan

•'

26% Oct

12

Wednesday

Feb. t

.

14% Mar 18

15

Sep

Sales for

PRICES

Tuesday

Feb. 1

Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

35% Jan

SALE

HIGH

AND

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

i

Range Since Jan.I

Year 1953

22

LOW

STOCKS

6274

1,900

*14%

400

15

'

81

Jun

12

103

Feb

261

40% Jan

20

Feb

4

96

4%

120% Jan

20

35

Jan

26

20

30% Oct

7

31% Jan

11

16% Jun

29

19% Nov 24

18% Jan

14

Feb

5

29

33% Jan

30

23% Jan

4

27% Jan

27

62% Jan

8

Feb

5

Jan

18

Jan

26

22

Dec

43 % Jan

Sep

14

Sep

15

312

May 26

160

150

21

20% Jan

12

22% Jan

12

937'2 Jan

4

96% Feb

4

Jan

13

24% Jan

13

26% Jan

29

96
27

11

Jan

4

12 Vb Jan

26

6

21

Jan

4

22% Jan

20

11% Jan

4

13% Feb

5

22

157/2 Mar

15

28

Jan

15

17

Mar 23

16

70% Dec

9

1

91 % Jan

6

11

Sep

54

Jan

85% Jun

,

30

jun

19

15% Jun

10

$4

25% Jan
85% Jan
102% Jan

15

3

17% Jan

19

3.65%

11

4.30%

5

18

Feb

79

5

preferred

conv

(The)

Eleo Co

Scranfon

5

Feb

preferred

3.35%

100

preferred

29

74

Jan

14

31

42

Jan

4

47% Feb

5

Seaboard Air Line RR Co

5

Seaboard Finance Co common

Dec

8

24

Jan

4

25% Feb

1037/2 Nov

9

102

Jan

5

10574 Jr.n

25

85% Jan

8

95% Feb

5

26

Aug 13

90

6

12% Dec

29

Jan

7

15

Feb

4

Seagrave Corp

3

14

62

Jan

4

Sears

62% Dec

21% Jan

56% Apr

17

20% Sep

11

26% Mar 27

8% Sep

15

12 % Mar 12

5
1

2278
9%

Servel Inc common

1

8%

26

45

Feb

5

32

Sep

15

8

Dec

29

1174 Mar 25

24% Dec

22

26% Feb

6

24

79"% Dec

22

43 % Mar

Co

$4.50 preferred
Oil & Gas

Jan

26

Sharon Steel Corp

8% Jan

4

9% Jan

15

Sbattuck

(Frank G)__

4

29 74 Feb

5

Sheaffer

(W

76% Jan

4

87

Feb

5

Shell

Corp

6

15% Jan

5

17%' Feb

1

Sheller

5

12% Jan

7

15% Jan

21

Sheraton

Corp of

20

2974 Jan

4

327-4 Jan

25

Simmons

Co

36

4

'

Oil

Mfg

35 Va
*8%

No par

:

No pur

-

1

Pen Co

A)

44%

I

;

25% Jan

I

*66

No par

Shamrock

Cdrp

15

17% Jan

11% Sep

15

16% Mar

28% Sep

15

34

Dec

30

43 % Mar 20

3674 Jan

6

39

Feb

1

Simonds

30 % Sep

11

43% Mar 20

32% Jan

4

38% Feb

5

Sinclair

33% Oct

14

42

Aug

5

35% Jan

4

42% Feb

5

Skelly Oil

23% Sep

29

37

Jan

8

25% Jan

5

30 % Feb

5

Smith

(A

27

874 Jan

8

9% Jan

26

Smith

(Alexander)

4

38% Jan

20

40 % Jan

29

37b%

4

46% Jan

29

4.20%

prelerred
preferred

.

Inc common__2o

100
100

13% Sep

35

Dec

22

38% Oct

21

8

42% Oct

15

Jan

17% Feb
58% Mar
•70% Feb

43

25

Jan

Saw

Oil

America-

..i

—Nopar

——

Steel

&

No par

Inc

Dec

8

1

Smith-Corona

30

18 78

Jun

1

15% Jan

4

17% Feb

4

Smith-Douglass Co

Sep

18

37% Jan

5

35% Jan

4

37% Jan

25

14% Sep

14

21% Mar 20

15% Jan

4

19% Jan

22

Solar

Jun

18

140% Mar 13

Jan

26

143% Feb

4

4% Sep

14

5% Jan

4

6

Jan

11

16

Feb

5

121

7 Vb Feb

2

15

Oct

1

53

32% Dec

31

11% Jan
47

140

27

,Mar 26

May

53% Feb

12

15 Vb Feb

14% Jan

6

1

497/2Jan

8

52% Feb

33 74 Jan

4

37% Jan

18

5%

8%

15

11

35% Jan

11

39% Jan

19

Southern

5

1S% Jan

26

Southern Co

11

27 % Feb

24

25% Jan

6

26

Jan

4

Jun

5

33% Feb

10

28 74 Feb

2

30% Jan

13

35% Dec

29

49% Mar 18

36% Jan

4

40% Feb

5

Sep

11

49% May 20

39% Jan

11

46% Feb

5'

Southern

36% Sep

21

40

37

.5

40% Feb

4

23

73

4% Dec

7% Mar 17

31
29

44

74 Dec

Oct2

2

15 % May 25

11

4

103

May 21

8 07/2 Oct

Mar 30

11% Dec

13

7% Mar 25
107

Dec

21

34

Jan

81

Feb

1

Mobile

5

13

Feb

5

Spalding

4% Jan

4

4% Jan

11

5% Jan

20

5% Jan

27

Jan

19

Jan

58

Jan

19

62 72 Jan

4

4.50%

27

103% Jan

27

Jan

4

15% Jan

28

2

101% Dec

16

12% Sep

14

19% Jan

5

35% Sep

14

49 74 Mar 20

43% Jan

11

4974 Feb

4

5% Sen

14

9% Mar 19

6 Vb Jan

4

8% Jan

14

52 % Dec

29

25

Sep

15

13

59% Jan

6

3172 Feb
8934 Feb

2

7

14% Jan

27

10% Sep

15

20 74 Mar 18

12 % Jan

28

12% Jan

5

For

footnote*




see

pae#»

22

2774

271/4

27%

27%

27%

87

*

85 V2

2,100

*85%

87

*85 Vb

87

*851/2

*102%

105

*102%

104

*103%

104V2

103V2

17%

17%

17%

79V2

78

471/2

47

47%

16,500

25 3

25%

251%

7,700

*17%

17%

17%

17%

*78

79

78

78

*78

'

*105

106

*92 72

93V4

93

131/4

13%

61%

611/2

61V2

94'A

95

b

,

941/2

87

"40

103%

1,700

18

150

'79

106

*105

106

*105

106

*105

'

xl3

Vb

'

95

2,100

951/4
*

*14'/4

1474

900

6i%

61V2

61'/b

8,200

15

15

61%

61%

•14

900

22

22 '/a

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22%

*22 74

2274

22%

22 74

10 Va

10%

1074

1074

10%

10%

10

1074

4,300

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

24,600

68

*66

68

9

44%

44

35%

34%

35

34%

52*4
35

65%

210

6674

44%

44%

45

4,000

35%

35%

36

11,500
900

8%

8%

8%

29%

29%

29%

8IV4

81%

84

83%

85%

85%

87

23.600

16%

16 Vb

16%

17

16%

17

16%

1674

10,800

14 7'B

14%

*14%

14%

14 Vb

14%

5,400

31%

3174

31%

31 %

31%

31%

39

39

39

37%

37%

37%

3874

41

41%

41 VB

28%

8%

8%

8%

14V4

141/4

31 »/4

311/4

8%

8%

*8%

*28

29%

*28

29%

100

"

*38

39

*38

37V4

37%

40 V2

41

'

1,600

3974

200

38%

38%

36,900

42

42%

42 3 4

•3,400

2874

3074

30%

3074

2,600

8%

8%

V2

8%

4.400

*39

28%

28%

8%

8%

*3972

40%

'3972

40%

40

40

447'2

44%

44%

44V2

45

451/2

45

V2

45%

300

15

15

147-s

15'8

14%

14%

2,000

.

.

,

15

*147b

-

8

260

401/2

40

,

17

17

1774

17VB

171/4

17V4

171%

2,000

X37 VB

37%

3774

37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

58,500

18 vs

18%

18

18%

18

18%

181/4

18%

6,400

14372

*140

16%

17

15

1

80%

*28

15 Va

141V4
5%

35

67%

44%
35

44%

74

44%

18%

6774

68

67

44%

8%

•

*139

5%

300

145

52 va

5274

34%

34%

143V2

5%

57'a

57b

1574

15V4

15%

15%

16

*51%

15

143%

5%

14%

14%

*35'

*143

143%

5%

5%

5274

*51%

521/4

52 V4

521/4

200

37

57b

2.900

26,800

36

36

37

377-2

4,000

*351%

35%

35%

3534

*351/4

35%

200

38 VB

,

35 %

38%

38'A

38%

38'/4

357i

38%

14,300

16 7 b

16

16 Vb

29,300

26

26

28%

28%

28%

28%

28%

2974

29V4

•3OV4

30%

30 3

3

8,400

No par

38%

39Va

38%

38%

38%

38%

38%

39%

39%

40'A

.46,700

45 Va
,40

45%
40%

x44

44%

4474.

45%

4574

"45%

4574

46%

31,100

40

40

40

40 74

4074

40%

40 74

40 3 a

2,500

81

*80

81

*80

7.50

Co

(Del)

slk

50

ctfs____l00

tr

1
No par

1
No par
Co common
6

2nd

&

27VB

a

-25%

preferred—50

Brands Inc

Gas

103'A

157b

com

-

81

*12%

127'z
5
5
51/4
5V4
*104
107
57%
58%
59 %
59 %
*102% 103%
15%
15%
48
48%
6%
7Vs
55-74
59%
26%
26%

No par

31

31 %

No par

4

"

127-2
*4%
*5
*104

12 %
5

5 74
107

12%

*4%
*5
*104

81

12%
5
5 74

107

*80

12%
5

81

5

5

107

-

160

12%

13

2,100

4%

5

1,500

4%

5

104

81

*30

127a

-

900

*104

300

4%
107
59

2,000

*59%

59%

x59 74

59%

59

59%

59

59%

1,430

*102%

103%

*10174

103%

102

103%

*102

103%

*58%

58%

xl5

15 74

48

48%

7

7

x58 74

5874

58 VB

58%

59

15

15 V8

15 74

15%

15%

15 74

1,800

48 VB

48%

48%

49

48%

49%

11.200

7

7

7

74

7

7

774

9.900
"

240

59%

59%

59%

60

59%

59%

26%

26%

26%

26%

27%

28%

28%

28%

6,600

31

31%

31%

31%

31 Vb

3174

31%

31V4

11,100

*59

60

89

89%

89%

89%

89%

89%

89%

89'4

'89%

9072

510

1

14%

Xl4%

1474

14 V8

14%

1474

14%

14%

14%

4,500

Electric Co_No par

12 %

14%
12 V4

.

Standard Coil Products Co Inc

Standard

*102%

25%

preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)

$3.50 preferred

103%

1674

1

5
4

70

*1021/2

26

Standard

12% Jan

27 3

27Vi

93

103%

16

7

28% Jan

8,700

92%

93

*1021/2

103%

25%

4

8674 Jan

11 Vb

76%

76%

*92%

94

*92%

95

76%

76%

75%

76%

75%
*92%

25%

2812 Feb

6

13,700

167B

617a Jan

11

18,100

13VB

38 3

4

Feb

21%

12%

VB

15 Via

11

29% Mar 18

21%

12

25%

53% Jan

17% Jan

21 %

la-74

387'2

24% Jan

91

11%
21%

12%

*102%

9

141 %
57a

No par

6774 Mar 23
6

12
22

xl2%

16Vb
25%

Elec

31% Jan

29

5

conv

11%
21%

12%

38%

&

_100
1
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv $4.50 pfd
(stamped)_No par
Square D Co
5

12% Dec

80% May

1,

12

21%

35

4.60%

19

14

11 7/8

12%

15%
257a

& Bros Inc

preferred
8pencer Chemical

57

106

120

900

2,400

38%

preferred

$5.50

103% Jan

19

12

35

Sparks Withinglon Co___

Jan

25'/4

11%

25

.

Spear & Go common

106

18

21% Aug 31

,

Co

Ohio

98%

25

12

—5

Edison

Gas

Railway

(A G)

*96%

25%

common—No par

Gas

Natural

&

96%

23,700

21%

21%

21%

*51'A
34%

(The)—

non-cum

14

Feb

22

5%

Jan

98% Feb

60% Dec

Southern

21%

96'A

25%

21%

*25V4

96

25%

21%

10%

18%

-

—25

California

Indiana

12% Jan

80

52% Jan

62% Dec 28

South

96

8%

50

South'n Pacific

38

22% Jun

Jan

96

£8%

14%

preferred

Jan

15% Jan

40

160

25%

8%
40 %
45

Co cotn_4.50

preferred

37% Jan

9

15

1

South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par

2

16

13% Sep

240

*130

21%

28%

15

Amer

16% Feb

Dec

33% Jun

*226

160

22 Vb

16%
3774

15

Co

39% Mar 16

33

235

*130

21%

8%

*39%
44

5

Inc

South Carolina E & G

*226

160

21%

28%
-

American Corp 4% pfd
100
Cold & /Platinum.— I

Solvay
South

2

5

.

Aircraft

__„

226

96

8%
29%
80%
81%
-16%" >17%
147/4
14%
31%
31%
39
39
37V4
37%
40%
41.-

-

No par

Socony -Vacuum Oil Co Inc

137'2 Jan

6

_•

10

Corp—

14% Dec

21% Mar

1

25

Co
O)

30

13

<

—No par

Corp

160

25%

*28

15
1
1

—

10

226
*130

244%

x21 Va -i

*

32% Jan

16

par

Seiberling Rubber Co

69% Jan

-

*130'

92%

Seeger

6

2,300

*226

25

3

4

67%

46%

7

Jan

15,50b

67

25V4

13

7% Jan
40

27 Vb

67%

46%

9% Jan

62% Jan

19%
26%

66i/2

25

10 % Feb

14
3

4

657b

45%

22% Jan

26

Apr

42 % Dec

19 3

26 Vb

65%

25 Va

4

14% Feb

18

19%
26%

65%

45 *

4

Refrigerator

19%
267 b

65%

25

12

80

13

No

Co

19%
26%

44 V8

Jan

9

35% Sep

&

4,400

20

19%
26%

25%

106
93%
• *13 %
13%
61 %
61%

7,200

26%

45%

*105

5

:

Roebuck

34%

337 b

341/4

640

9,000

34%

19%
'•

25

No par

Oil Co or Del

34 %

95%

II7V2

118

33%

29,200

39%

118%
34%
34%

•

96

116%

39'A
95

39 %

387's
95

95

115%

44%

40

preferred-No par

fund

sink

$5.75

Seaboard

60% Jan

13

17% Mar 24

60% Oct 27

—5

com

79% Jan

15

62% Apr

25

Jan

86

45 % July

Oct

Oct

Scovill Mfg Co pommon—;

27% Jan

6

3

preferred

103 % Jan

4

2

*

99% Aug 24

7

Co common
preferred

$3.40

27

12

17% Dec

15

21% Sep

26

103% Jan

Feb

110

14

72

93% Jan

8

86% Feb

29

81% Jun
98

36% Sep

4
15

Jan

31% Jan

24% Dec

68% Jun

69% Jan

115%

116

115

38%

38%

941/4

94%

94

757/i 76%
*92%
95
*102% 103%
27V4
27%
*85%
87 *
*102% 104%.
17%
17'%
78
78

No par
No par
No par
—25
100
100

Scott Paper

26

78% Jan

100

preferred

noucum

91% Jan
102

Feb 25

105

18

Jun

98

29

6

10% Dec

Ry Co

100
St Regis Paper Co common
At *
'*
1st pfd 4.40% series A_—__—_100
Sangamo Electfic Co—.
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scherlng Corp
15c
5%

38%

38%

26%
27
65%
66%
*226
244%
*130 • 160
' 21 Vb 22%
*96
96%
26
26%
*11%
12
/ 21%
22
12%
12%

—100

A 5%

St Louis Southwestern

14

Sep

20

Sep

67%
248

38%
94%
116%
34
34%
19%
19%

_a_——_—

series

Preferred

Nov

9
14

Sep

225

5

Jan

preferred

._.

23% Mar 25

15

17% Sep

91% Sep

2

77 % Feb

61
211

Stolen cumuiuti

butewuy

12%

12%

12%

I2V2

12%

12%

12%

12%

7 ann

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(629)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range Since Jan.

Highest

Lowest

NEW

1

Highest

YORK

52% Jan

4.

58% Feb

5

Standard

Oil

of

California—No par

56%

57%

68 % Jan

56%

4

56%

77% Feb

5

Standard

Oil

of

Indiana

56%

563A

77

565/8

57 5/8

77%

77

71% Jan

4

79 % Feb

5

Standard

Oil

77%

of

New

76

Jersey

15

77%

77

79

21

38% Jan

5

78%

763/a

32 % Jan

37% Feb

78%

4

Standard

Oil

of

78%

5

Ohio

10

X76%

common

77%

36%

771/8

May 11

100% Jan

12

99

6

99 % Jan

29

100

*99%

Jan

30

13% Mar 26

9% Jan

4

10% Jan

29

17

12 % May 11

11% Jan

4

12% Jan

20

47 % Dec

10% Dec

30

3%%

Stand Ry

Stanley

equip Mfg Co

Warner

7

42% Feb

5

45

Jan

7

5

12% Feb

4

Sterehi

5

11%

44

36% Jan

4

38% Jan

22

14

91 % Jan

7

94% Feb

2

Sterling Drug Inc
3%% preferred

'25% Nov 23

36% Jan

2

25% Jan

4

28% Feb

5

Stevens

16% Sep

14

23"% Feb

2

29

17% Feb

(J P)

20% Jan

4

22

Jan

20

Stewart-Warner

2

13% Jan

4

14% Jan

18

Stix

16% Mar 11

12% Jan

4

13% Feb

5

18% Nov

9

17% Jan

8

18

Jan

14

20% Dec

28% Jan

9

21% Jan

4

24% Feb

2

20

15

Dec

23

43% Feb

Jan

25

23

26% Jun

10

38

14

30% Jan

11

29

10% Mar 13

8% Jan

4

9% Jan

Oct

20

99

Dec

5%

Sunbeam
Sun

Feb

2

89

Feb

1

93

82% Jan

5

69

Jan

7

71% Jan 28

6

113% Jan

7

14

21% Mar 25

16% Jan

4

23% Sep

30

24% Jan

24% Jan

21

16

23% Mar 26

24% Jan
21% Jan

11

19% Sep

7

22% Feb

1

% Nov 18

July

117

7

Sep

Sep

6% Nov

26

73% Nov

15
17

19

10% Jan
660

May 12

13 % Sep

Jan

Jan

116

80 % Feb

4

8% Jan

7

Jan

22

635

Jan

8

14% Jan

4

5

5

Sun

6

30% Jan

11

34% Feb

4

100

Jun

18

113

Nov

6

111% Jan

11

117% Jan

29

12% Jan .13

18% Dec

11

17% Jan ,22

18% Jan

5

35% Jan

44 % Dec

14

41% Feb

45% Jan 28

29% Sep

21

40

Jan

78

30

86

May 22

Sep

5

4

31% Jan?

4

Jan

26

Janj

13

85% Jan

34

97% Jun

16

111% Jan

5

105% Jan

14

107% Jan

28

4% Sep

15

7% Feb

25

4% Jan

4

5% Feb

5

Jan

5

8% Jan

2o

Sep J4
49% Sep 18

preferred

27

15% Jan

18

Talcot.t Inc

25

14% Jan

19

Telautograph

11

45

Feb

1

Tennessee
Texas

5% Oct
30% Sep

17%

—25

*24%

1950—20

223A

223A

76%

77%

10c

8

25

*645

Co

Instruments

Pacific

10

48% Dec

6% Dec

18

12% Mar

30

17% Jan

119% Feb
116

Jan

29

16

47

Jan

11

48% Feb

5

6% Jan

4

8% Jan

28

31

Sub

5

11

6

13% Jan

5

14% Jan

32%

7

15% Jan

21

38% Jan

4

42% Jan

22

8% Jan

22

20

12% Jan

8

$1.25

Jan

2'A Jan

4

15

9% Jan

15

10 % Jan

15

15

61% Mar 26

49 % Jan

4

41 % Sep

97% Jan

1

1% Nov 30

2

3% Jan

92% Jan
1

28

7

% Feb

1

44

55% Jan

27

95% Feb

5

2% Feb

4

Feb

4

18

20

11

22% Feb

5.

Tide

35

29

46% Jan

36% Jan

4

40% Feb

4

29

13% Mar 25

12% Jan

5

12% Jan

29% Mar *9

,

25% Feb

2

28

337A

34%
ll93/8

2,100

119
1

*116

18

119

17%

r

*117

107

*117

119%

17%

17%

17%

*17%

173/4

200

435/8

413/4

423A

413/4

42%

12,800

33%

X43

33%

335/8

33%

33%

8,500

87

*85%

106%

*106%

107%

600

5%

5%

5%

53/a

3,000

143/B

*143/2

14%

145/a

14%

*141/2

14%

14%

14%

14%

*14%

445/8

445/8

44%

45

62

*61 %

14%

143/a

143/s
143/b

2,200

441/4

44%

1,500

631/4

64%

26,400

461/4

47%
933A

13,200

53/a

6'A

12,600

38 3/4

39%

11,300

61%

613/a

60%

613A

63'A

10

44%

45%

44

44%

44

44%

44%

46 3A

90%

90%

90

90%

903/a

903/4

903/8

92

6

5%

6

38 %

53/8

38%

6

38%

r
•

92

6

6

39%

383/4

39%

1

111
113

ip%

48

48%

119%
115%

9,200

100
No par

475/a

47%

48

48 %

473/a

48%

48%

13,700

50c

8

48 %

8%

7%

8%

8

8%

8%

8%

81/4

8%

6,500

141/t

Co

/

14%

No par

113

110

111

111

112%

112%

116%

117

*110

114

113

114

114

115

115

14%

14%

14%

143/s

143/a

143/a

143/a

14'/»

15

15%

15'

15

143/a

15

143/a

413/4

41%

415/a

413/8

*415/B

42

42

42

*93/e

*9%

93/8

*9%

93/a

*9%

71/4

75/a

73/8

7%

7%

*401/2

41%

401/2

40%

*40%

41

13A

13A

*13A

2

2

Toledo Edison

543A

94%

*93/8

95

10%

53%

95

*94%

93/a

-

-

*93/8

360

7%

93/a
7%

7%
41

1,300
140

41%

*13A

2

100

10

*93/4

10%

*9%

10

533/4

54%

55

55y2

53%

55% ;

95

--

95

953A

953A

97

*95

,

200

3,100
290

'

1%

13A

*173A

18%

*17%

21%

22%

22

22%

393A

40

39%

393A *

12%

12%

—2
5

(The)

800

1,800

10

*53%,

No par
—5

Bearing
Co

10%

1%

2

*13A

54
4

>

*

10

26%

26%

Oil

Associated

1,200

15

413/4

143/a
413/8

*143/8

No par

common

Roller

6,700

Trust—

preference

Water

400

14%

25

39%

87

45

443A
613/a

5%

10

;

106%

5 %

5

14%

38%

100

600

34%

45

1

660

No par

Timken

11% Jun 10

8%
660

323/4

14%

10%

Jan

8%
670

14%

Thompson (J R)
—15
Thompson Products Inc com—j,—5
4% preferred
.-J
i4_100
Thornpson-Stwrett Co com—No par
$3.50
preference
No par

17% Jan

1,800

8 %

*650

33

85%

41%

20

8%

8%
670

44 aA

7%

27% Mar 25

1,700

32%

5%

*1%

29% Mar 27

100

80%

33%

5%

*40%

27

22%

78%

15%

*106%

1

14

*213A

78%

15%

5%

Avenue Transit Corp.No par

Nov

22%

763/4

15%

*17%

9%
7%

IThird

*213A

15%

85%
107%

10

100

15%

5%

Oil

25,400

15%

*106%

14%

70

18%

24%

18

*243/2

No par

Fair

19% Oct

5

Land

18%

20

2,100

117%

153/a

*116

18

$2.50 convertible preferred—,—-50

7

19

9% Oct

Coal

Thermoid Co

27

4

18

1% Jan

7

8

*116

25

5

preferred

conv

conv

7% Jan

Jan

40% Jan

14

Feb

44

763A

*650

70%

33%

119

*85

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5

The

27

9% Jan

4

15

223/4

8%
680

70%

*15%

1

common—

9% Jan 27

3% Aug
3
14 % Mar 12

Jun

1% Jan

8

>

175/8
*24%

*753/4

,

173/4
245/a

3,200

93

117%

17%

2,700

93/a

93

70%

*116

*213/4

76%

9%

93

70%

117%

235/8

9%

*91

243/8

No par

certificates

Inc

$2.40

17%
25

223/4

x76%

33%

7.50

—

share

Textron

*116

*22

*650

5

No par

Producing Co
Sulphur—

Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas Utilities Co

29

13% Jan

Mar 26

42.

31

6% Dec

11

Jan

14% Mar 10

11% Aug 31
35% Nov 17
7% Dec

106% Jan

116

171/2

8%
153/a

Inc
<fc

107

70%

*24%
,

680

*116

693/4

9%

93

8

Pacific

9

25

15%

9

Texas

23

x

9'A

89

70%

116

18

9%

93

70

117%

1

9%

*89

:T15%

—

Texas

37% Jan

Dec

70%

Corp

5

Mar

9%

89

70%

(James)

Corp

5

Jan

9%

89

233/8

*85%

6 % Feb

138

16

23,400

34

87

39 % Feb

165

88% Jan.

21%

33%

107

Gulf

6

40

10,300

203%

33%

106%

Gulf

15

Dec

24%

21%

33

,*85%

Texas

Oct

13

233/2
21

85%

Texas

Sep

,

21%

33%

5

101

18

6,400

33%

333/8

5

103

23%

*17%

33%

5

Jan

173/4

18

333/8

47 % Feb

5% Jan

*173/2

*17%

33%

64% Feb

35

4,400

23%

1

—

93% Feb

15

1,500

13%

10

6,800

20%

com

—t

Jan

24

14%

13%

44%

80% Jan

5% Oct

213/s

14%

133/a

44%

39

42% Feb

21%

14%

13%

44%

1

6

21%

14%

133/a

443/8

5

14

213/4

14%

*17%

54% Apr

57% Jan

21%

(The)—4.16%

110% Jan

24

28%

95

32%

100

2

58% Dec

283%

33

common

15

Jam

78 'A Dec

*94%

28

203/a

50

Texas

34

95

28

32%

100

$4,40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp

Jan

5,600

20

12.50

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc

14% Jan

300

38%

28%

25

40% Jan

12%

38

20%

preferred

17

14

*941/4

100

*12

13%

23%

No par

pfd ser

Corp
Paper Co

16% Aug 13
3
47% Mar

17% Nov

33

2nd

Sweets Co of America

$4

12%
38

95

4,600

33%

Swift & Co

27

81%

12%
375/8

12

42%

14%
,

18

231/B

•

•

12%

1,500

11%
42%

■

12%
44

10 >A

9%

Steel

4.40%

*17%

12

*43

101

10%

20

Sunshine Biscuits Inc

Sutherland

18

8,700

*100

10%

21%

13%

23%

10%

28

'

14%

13%

37%

38

37%

*94%

.

21%

14%

44,500

363%

101

33%

4%% preferred
Sunray Oil Corp common
4 % % preferred series A

Superior

Nov

21%

13%

23%

Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California

32

28%

No par

15

14

94%

28%

14,300

79%

1

preferred

22

Jan

94%

28%

14%

1

Jan

21

95%

*11%
*

26,600

77%

78%

363/8

36%

12%

Shares

58%

x77%

77%

*100

44

x57%

•

the Week

No par
A

conv

38%

21%

:'17%

A

5%%

12%

37%

143/B

Corp common

Oil Co common

Class

*113/4

13

Corp

series

12

21%

No par

:

10%

*42%

1
20

15% Jan

690

25

2

5

12

363/4

100%

10%

44

5

common

Corp

Chemical

$4.50

18% Jan 26

11

71% Jan

29

Dec

22% Jan 20

15

Feb

27%

Co—:

Webster

Studebaker

Jan

12

38%

*94%

Corp

Fuller

&

prior preference

Stone &

36'A Jan

8% Sep

Baer

12

38

15

Inc

Stokely-Van Camp Inc

12

5
100

36%
*99%

10%

*42%

1

common

Co

&

10% Sep 15
16% July 1

Inc

36 s/8

101

10%

12

*42%

21

12% Dec

36 3/8

*99%

10%

No par

Stores

Dec

38

10%

Corp

Bros

94% Jan

4

1

36%
101

(The) L S

Starrett Co

11% Jan

24

Jun

25

preferred series A

17% May 25

5

32% Jan

14

Feb. 5

5

8% Sep
40 % Feb

520

Feb. 4

2

8% Dec

66

Feb. 3

78% Jan

94

15

Friday

81% Jan

Sep

110

Thursday

21

31

Sales for

'

4

Wednesday

Feb. 2

15

Sep

92

.

Tuesday

Feb. 1

Par

15

67

68

PRICES

Monday

EXCHANGE

5

655/8 Sep

20

*

LOW

STOCK

59% Jan

49 % Sep

87

Continued—Page II

STOCKS

Year 1953

1%

1%;

'*

'

18

1%

2%

1%

/

2

2

2,600

*17%

18

18

20

19%

19%

1,600

X213/8

.

22%
40%

22

22%

22%

22%

19,700

40%

40%

40'A

40%

5,200

,

.
"

393/4

12%

123A-

12%

123A

12%

12%

12%

12%

5,100

25%

26%,

25%
13%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%
14%

33,200

17

17

17%

173/8

112%

112%

"

23% Sep

14

Jan

4j

12% Sep 14

.*20% Feb

25

13% Jan

12

14% Feb

17

;25
Feb
17% Jan

,2

17

Jan

11

17% Jan

11:

27

15% Jan

4

17% Feb

5

Dec

10

13% Sep
106% Jun

15

Dec

29

42% Jun

.7

J12% Aug

24

111% Jan

15

113% Jan

1

Transamerlca Corp
Trans

World Airlines Inc—

Transue

1

17%

No par

Corp

112%

common

preferred

$6

14%
*17

Steel—No par

Williams

&

Tri-Contlnental

29

—

30

15% Jan

4

17% Jan

25j

47% Feb

25

43% Jan

7

44% Jan

28

24% Jan

30

16% Jan

1

17% Jan

15

49

25

69 % Jan

30

49% Jan

8

13% Jan; 2
11% Jan 15

21% Dec

28

19% Jan

29

22% Jan

18

20th Century

Jun

8

13% Jan

18

15% Jan

29

15

8

41 % Jan

5

6% Jan

4

Jun

1

17%
45%

17%

17

*433A
17

14%

17%'

■

17%

112%

'

52% Jan

45% Jan

29.

5%

Jan

6i

Twin

8

conv

Pox Film

new—

Cp—

*51

..

14%

112%

*17
,

4,300

113

173/2

100

17%

17 5/8

28,200

112%

17%

540

"

17

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

433A

433A

*433A

45%

433/4

433i

17

17%;
45%

17%

17%

17%

16%

17

53

53

51%

511/4

40

*51

53

*51

,

20%

20

21%'

20%

21

15%

15%

15

15

143/4

143/a

45%

*44%

45%

44%

44'A

7%

7%

73/8

7%

7%

7%

14%
17%

17%

113%
173/4

193/4

—1

—

53

*17

45

1

50

prior preferred—

Coach

*51

50

series of 1952

Conv .5%

20

143/a

141/4

*

9% Mar 20

45

35% Sep; 25
5% Dec 18

112

16%

50

(conv)

17%

113

*43%

Twin City Rap Transit com—No par

Sep

series A

Preferred

Tung-Sol Electric Co common

14%
*17

17 3/8

*17

Truax-Troer Coal Co common——1

20% Jan

19

15% Dec 30

.15

14%
17%

4,300
700

2,800

203/8

20%

20

20%

26,300

143/4

.

143/4

14%

143A

2,300

443/4

44%

44%

230

7%

7%

7%

1,500

*44

7%

:

-

u

14% Feb

2

12% Jan

4

13% Jan

7

55% Jan

15

27% Jan

4

29% Jan

15

Underwood

27.

Union

7

4

8'A Jan

453/8

73%

X71%

20

Union

74% Jan

20.

Union

Carbide

1.

Union

Elec Co of Mo common

9

21% Jan

22

2

104 %• Jan

15

3

87% Jan

8

85

Jan

Jun

18

100 % Nov

6

99

37% Jun

10

23 % Feb

6

24% Mar

16

78% Jun

110
97-

44% Aug 13
115% Jan

15

5

7

88

Feb

Jan

5

102

38% Jan

4

105% Jan

11

Preferred

120% Feb

Jan

4

50% Feb

4

45'A Jan

13

21

45% Jan

11

50% Feb

4

29

103% Jan

11

106% Feb

3

24% Jan

29

21% Jan

4

17

104% Jan

30

87% Jan

11

94 '

Feb

23

38% Jan

19

40

Jan

27

Jan

8

105

Jan

California^

Union Tank Car Co
United

convertible

United Air

8

Inc

Lines

Preferred 4%%
United

common

$4.50 preferred

No par

13% Jun

16

16% Mar 20

14 % Feb

1

15% Feb

United Board

15

61% Jan

5

57% Jan

4

64 % Feb

United

31% Feb

11

27

Jan

12

29% Feb

United-Carr Fastener

4% Feb 24

4

Jan

4

4% Jan

78

Feb

1

80% Jan

86

'4% Jun

23

5% Feb 24
49

Jan

18

5% Jan

.

Feb

10

&

29.

Jan

19

United

4% Jan

4

30

9 Jan

4

10

7%

66% Feb

3

69% Jan

6

13% Jan

4

14% Jan

22

United

16% Feb

2

11% Jan

5

United

44

58Ye Jan

14

45% Jan

4

49% Feb

1

United

Fruit

Mar 27

27% Jan

13

29% Jan

26

United

Gas

Corp

K>

33% Jan

4

35% Jan

29

United

Gas

Improvement Co

3

11% Jan

12

Jan

20

United

Merch

May 12

1% Jan

4

1% Jan

15

United

Park City

11% Dec

29

1

Dec

10

46

Sep

14

13% Mar
2 %

&

12

102% Jan

25

31 % Jan

5

22% Jan

4

24% Jan

21

U

S

120

Jan

114% Jan

4

U

159

175

Mar 16

9

15% Nov 27

35 % Jan

56% Nov 30

68

For footnotes




see

5.

5,

11

125% Feb

Jan

25

177

Jan

20

23

16% Jan

25

18% Jan

28

9

56% Jan

20

58% Jan

15

$4.50

20

Feb

page

175

22.

—J

7%
U

S

1st

4%%

733/a

18,400

4

,

,

22%

10,800

493/8

48%

106%

233/4

24

23%

91%

91

503/a

393A

48%-

*105

106

4

78

293/4
4%
78

*66

13%

68%
14%

102,

'

40 3/4

41%

41%

117%

1173/4

1173/4

50%

50

50%

44

44

49

491/4

50%

1063A

143/5

14%
63

63%

'

29%

29%

49%

24%

24%

94%

393A

14%
63%

*105

14%

633/e

30

4

4

4

4

78

78

78

*29

-

78

4

-

5%r.

5

93/8

9%

68

66%

*78

9%
67%

.

l

5%

5%
*9

600

24%

13,500

94

1,600

39%

1,100

*105

15%

15%

64%

64%

30

4

1

783/4

5%

4

*78

9%

68

68

69%

90

14%

14%

14

14%

14

14%

3,300

13%

13%

*13

13%

13%

13%

1,400

48'/a

23,700

*67 %

48%

48%

49

287/8

29

28%

29

13%

34%

35

343/8

34%

34%

34%

34%

34 5/8

*34%

1

11%

12

11%

11%

113A

12

113A

113/8

ll'/a

(The)_l

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

1%

13/8

Machinery com

54%
♦101

54 3A

543/8

103

No par

101

No par

*23%

24%

24'A

122%

121%

101

24%
122%

20

122%

100

*175%

5

*17%

100

57

177

300

14%

48%

54%

25,600

13

14%

29

101

40
,

X12%

49

54%

100

78 3A
5 'A -j

28%

No par

1,900

12,700

-

9%

48%

134

3,200

5%

A

93/e

29

Inc

15%
64%
30

49%

5

108

*29

4

1,600

1063A

39%

<

106

143/4

63%

*29

4,500

18,200

93%

393/4

106

50

24

24%

*93%

395/a

13,300

50%
443A

1063/4

91%

v
70
15,400

,

42%

44-

M

106

106

104

840

119

50%
.

91%
*105

106

89

*102%

,

110

93

40%

39%

233A

-

68

.

23%

40

*105

102.

111

*90
*88

,

88 *

88

100%

22%
1103A

92

45

1063A

91

40

"

223A
111

*88%

117%

*44

106

90 %

*393/4

..

40%

48%

22%
111

92
88

116

40%
118

106%

•

100

-

102

223/4
110

88

87%

48%

106

22%
*88%

28%

Co

preferred

723A

48%

Co common
preferred

Hoffman

45%

72%

10

Mines Co

1,200

453A

72»A

72%

No par

:

preferred

Freight

4,300

45%

453/8
r

*3

S Gypsum

Jan

3,500
3,900

8%
45%

13

U S & Foreign Securities

56% Feb

23

49% Jan
100% Jan

8

101 % Dec

12%
28%

8%

110

92

45

14%

100

22"%'
109%

50 3/,

633A

5

-

Mfrs

12%
28%

8%

8

453A

50%

14%

Engineering & Foundry

95% Sep 15
22
Sep 14
103% Oct 13
Jun

65

12

123A
28%

8%

"72

45

63

Cos

Co-

12%
273A

723/a'

46

45

5

Coal

123/4
.273/4

8

50%

*9

Electric

123/4
27%
"

8

45

5%

8

37% Feb

120%

9%

13

30

40%

116%

5%

17% Jan

Sep 28

*100%

>

40%

9%

72% Nov

23% July 22
30% Jun 17

102

87%

1

2

13% Feb

863A

Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
preferred
'
100

10% Sep 15
11% Dec 28

4

*88%

,

*29%

Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c

5% Jan

29

225/a

109%

92

10

Corp

$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del) —:

Sep

23%
109

No par
No pat

Carton

Carbon Co

United

8

50

10

series of 1952-100

Biscuit of America—_No par

25% Sep 23
3% Apr 23
2

118%

5
100

preferred

48% Sep

Jan

40%

No par

Aircraft Corp common

5%

5

39% Dec

of

noncumulative preferred—50

4%

1

Feb

67

*99

Pacific RR Co common—.—50

48

105

No par
25

series—

Oil

Union

44

21

$4

Union

6

Jan

863/4

1

26

107

No par

series!

$3.50

4

33% Sep 21

July 21

109

*88%

5

32% Mar 2§

21% Dec 31

No par
No par

Feb

106% Jan

3

223A

series!
series.

42 % Feb

50% Dec

31% Apr 24

10

$4.50

$3.70

Preferred

3

8

"

No par

Preferred

4

50% Jan

Sep 23

Bag & Paper Corp..
& Carbon

Preferred

Feb

Ill

46% Mar

44% Jun 17

100

45%

723/e

46 % Jan

11

Jan

Dec

45

8

71% Jan

18

Jan

87

20

43% Jan

4

102% Jun

12%
27%

49%. Mar 20

15

39

12 3A

27%

75% Dec

Jun

Sep

12%
28

8

16

82 % Jun

100

12%
273A

Co—.5

15

38% Sep
61% Jun

90

Rubber

7% Jan

13% Jan

23

19% Jun

Corp

Asbestos &

8

Dec

98

1

—No par

(The)

Udyllte Corp

14

Dec 29

10% Sep
26
•

♦175'A

*23%

18

57

55%

*101

24%

*23%

124

175%

18
'

55%

101

175%

18

57

1%

122

177

18

57

*

57%

124

*175%

18%
.57%

*173/4
.

"

57

'

'

56%
103

48%
283A

56%
*101

29

343/8
12

19,100
1,500
12,100

13/8

5,400

56%

6,000

103

30

24%

24%

24%

300

125%

1243/2

1251/2

4,600

177

176

177

200

18

18

18

1,600

57"

57

57%

830

21

Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 8, 1954

The Commercial and
22

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Continued—Page 12

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD

LOW

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1953

Lowest

22 % Jan

22

15% Jan

7

16% Jan

25

13 % Nov

23

7% Oct

Jan

26

Jan

12

8% Feb

5

36% Jan

4

39% Feb

22

34

Sep

8

40% Mar 17

14

57«/2 Dec

8

11

64

6

22

23

32% Feb

2

24

70

Oct

26

Mar

U

27% Feb

U

Feb

75

85% Jan

5

70% Jan

7

9

97% Apr

6

79 % Jan

13

86% Feb

23 % Aug 31

31% Jan

2

29% Jan

11

32% Jan

144% Mar 11

134% Jan

74% Nov
127% Sep

18

143 % Feb

5

41

Jan

26

60

6

Feb

1

37

Oct

6

67 % Jan

2

373/a Jan

4

54

Dec

31

66% Feb

2

54% Jan

13

33% Sep

15

44 % Jan

5

39

Jan

11

42

Aug 31

143

U

U

J

4

150

11

18

9

35

Jan

26

36% Jan

8% May 25

7

Jan

4

8% Jan

27

26

35 % Dec

4

39% Nov

2

Jan.

22

9% Mar 19

6% 'Jan

4

3o

90

Mar 18

73% Jan

5

1% Dec

31

4

Mar 19

l3/8 Jan

4

15

Dec

31

29% Mar 12

Jan

1

% Nov

17

3% May 13

1 % Jan

22% Jan

14

32% Dec

9

295/4 Jan

4

30% Jan

15

27

Sep 29

22% Jan

12

24% Jan

6

167

5
7

5

17% Jan

7

4

2% Feb

3

Sep

3

Feb

Feb

2

19% Dec

30

61

Jan

15
1

5

69

68% May 20

635/4 Jan

5

355/4 Dec

18

34% Jan

21

30% Sep
,

7

10

15

45% Mar 25

36% Jan

13

40% Feb

5

Dec

22

17% Mar 23

11% Jan

4

13% Jan

29

27% Dec

8

32% Mar 25

28 % Jan

7

29

5% Dec

29

6

5% Jan

4

7

23% Apr

6

31% Dec 29

30% Jan

8

11%

10% Jan
128

May 29
3
125% Jun
24% Apr

Apr

92

16% Oct

Mar 20

28

25 % Jan

8

15

130% Jan

8

123

Jan

4

130'/a Jan

13

23

27% Nov

17

27

Jan

11

28% Feb

4

312

Sep
22"% Jun

6%

div

26

$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20

25 % Jan

5
22

2

30

Feb

19

64

Dec

7

18

1

Vulcan

Jan

4

1%

34%

34%

343A

35

343A

35

3,800

38%

39%

39%

393A

40%

40 VB

13%

13%

13%

133/«

13%

13%

13%
29

D winning Co common

28%

283/4

6%

6%

6%

6%

6%

4,200

31%

31%

315/s

5,100

31%

31%

31%

*125%

127%

*125%

127%

*125%

127%

*125%

127%

*125 %

129

*125%

129

*125%

129

*125%

129

28%

29

28%

*90%

92

*90%

*90%

92

*125%

127

28%

28

92

28%

114%' 114%
*99%

92

24%
127%

1253/4

114

114%

100

273/b

273/s

64%

*64%

65

16

*153A

16

*153A

*28

28%

*28

29%

68

16

*15%

*28

29%

67% Jan

29

Wabash

68

*66

12% Jan

11

12% Jan

26

Waldorf System

12%

12%

*12%

12%

*12%

Walgreen
Co
Walker (Hiram)

25%

25%

25%

253A

56

56%

56%

56%

56%

56%

275/B

273/4

800

653/8

653A

1,200

16

*153A

16

29

*28

29

*66%

253/4

27%
65

*28

123/4

25%

27%
65

11

13% Mar 10

900

27%

65

Jan

22

110

28%

64%

27%

16

64

11% Dec

103 %

28'A

27%

28%

64

2

70% Mar

101

103%

28%

28

103%

29

14

*993/4

103%

28%

27 %

27%

50

100

*102%

101

*102%

*27%

20,900
170

283/4
114%

28%

-

500

283A

28%
114%

103%

103 %

29,900

125%

28%

28%

28

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4,500

92

23%

*1233/4

126

285/a

23

114%

28%
*114

*99%

101

24%

23%

23%
*126

128

28

28%

28%
*90%

23%

23%

24%

23%

28%

28%

28%

31

4

Sep

1,400

28%

6 3/8

4

59

1,300

28%

6%

Jan

preferred

15,300

28%

20

preferred
Corp (The)

40%

28%

10

Visiting

Feb

220

14% Jan

22

Jan

6%

5

69

29

4

7

Jun

.

5

65% Feb

*68'A

15

Mar

14% Dec

20

27% Feb

19%
69

16

27

.

28% Jan

3,700

19%
69

129

*90%

25
25
5

Virginia Ry Co common

4
4
11

25% Jan
57% Jan

20

19%

19%

193/4
69

19%
*68 %

127%

28%

10o
100

dividend preferred

2,100

160

30%

101

18

Jan

103% Feb

100

24%

24'A
*158

*125%

*99%

114% Jan
101

233/4
157

157

30%

31%

100

5
5

19

233/4

23%
160

*157

100

4,000

2

2

*29%

31%

114

Jan

23 %

2%
30%

6%

6%

114

100

35% Feb

23%
160

2

*29

2,800

28%

29

127

101 % Jan

5

160

100
Power Co com—10

12

28

*23%

160

2%
30%

2 Va

*29

"125%

partlc preferred

30

31

23%

29%

13%

24

Dec

2%

2

29%

38%

100% Oct

36% Mar

1%
163A

13%

114% Nov

25% Dec

13/4
*153/4

39'/8

100% Dec

'25%

13/4
16 3/4

13%

5

113% Jan

13/4
*153/4

38%

3

Jun

l3/4

16%

Corp of America—No par

Jun

140

80

79%

*1%
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34%

July 20

1,400

13/4

34%

92

130

1,100

75/a

7%

16%

34%

92

106

4,500

8%

16%

2%

6%

18
37

l3/4

30%

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79%

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17%
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73/a

34%

Elec St
preferred

37

73/a

78

3,500

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17%

173/4

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73,000

150

148

148

147%

73/a

78

500

60

41%

7%

79

9,800

41

40

59%

7%

*78

143%

41%

73/a

No par

$5

146%

44,900
1,510

59

8

19%

Virginia

41%

146%

50

323/8

142%

86%

41%

8

68

Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par

40%

41

17%

19%

1

39%

36

68

12

142%

*58

60

17%

19%

Jan

90

20

39%

36

69

24% Feb

4

18

39%

32

8

1%

23%

4

26% Jan

Nov 30

Jan

29

32%

32

8

17%

*156

4

15

86%

141%

60

75

*73

75

8

79

2

Co

7,800

88

18

19%

Norman

27%

7%

*29%

100

27%

8

*16%

1

400

27%

*73

36%

*35%

60%

8'%

1%

Jan

32 % Jan

146%

18

18

35%

*78 %

Jan

20

146%

*59%

27%

32%
142'A

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200

4,700

60%

*86%

40%

41

x40%

42

7%

89

Jan

13

29

28

July 17.

88

4

59%

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2.5o
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred
100

Jan

39%

59%

69

Power

Vanadium
Van

Mar 19

127

125

Utah

39

60

18

100

preferred
& Light Co

4%%

Feb

35% Jan

Jan

28% Jun

40

146%

31%

9.000

8%
39%

8%

*59%

141%

142

Shares

16%

39

86%

86%

31%

141%

39%

16%

75

*73

86

31

31%
142

35%

No par

Pictures Co Inc com

Universal

74

41%

preferred—

8%

7

20% Jan

165

18

11

154

17

14

Jan

18% Jan

155

73

*84%

8%

*8%

27%

60

com_No par

Leaf Tobacco

Universal

26%

39%

1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1

22

233A Dec

16

Feb

1% Jan

80

26%

30%

Corp

Stockyards

United

26%

16%

39

60

75

141

preferred—25

noncumulative

59%

85%

146%

preferred
common

60

84%

Feb. 5

16%

39%

60

27

No par

common

8%

38%

74%

50

8%
38%

39

the Week

Friday

Feb. 4

16%

39

26

Thursday

'

16%

60%

100

Corp

Tobacco Co

S

7%

18

7% Jan

6% Dec
72 % Dec

Steel

S

8%

*8

8%

38%

*

Feb. 3

16%

Sales far

SALE rBICES

Wednesday

Feb. 2
16

16

*60

common

preferred—

1%

5

21% Feb

"8

5
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ref & Mln com—50
Co

Rubber

S

7%

1
5

,

Jan

23

10

6% Jan

Feb

U

6

Feb

17% Jan

144% Jan

17% Dec

135

U

27

&

Pipe

S

16

—10
20
10
1
100
100

r

Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
3%%
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B

TJ

60 % Jan

1

common

preferred.

4%%

3

Jan

Co

Lines

S

11

59% Feb

Oct

U

Feb. 1

Far

EXCHANGE

Highest

Highest

Lowest

AND HIGH

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

68

*67

68

100

,158

24% Jan

21% Nov

24

29% Jan

16

52

Dec

Feb

5

26

Feb

4

Jan

5

58% Jan

26

4

6% Feb

3

21% Jan

12

24% Jan

27

100% Jan

4

Feb

3

13% Jan

19

22

9

5% Jan

9

43% Jun

27

May 12

Dec 29

5

2

25

Sep

15

105

11% Sep

15

18% Jan
98

Feb

51

4

'

17% Apr

16

104

14% Apr

24

18% Nov 20

17

Jan

4

18% Jan

22

21

33% Mar 19

25% Jan

11

30% Jan

15

Warren

Foundry

28% Sep

14

37% May 14

30% Jan

4

34% Jan

27

Warren

Petroleum

9

14

30

Sep

14

17% Apr

18% Dec 28

12
14

27% Feb

5

Wash

4

14% Jan

5

5

20% Jan

21

Wayne

Jan

27
25

Webster Investment

Sep

14

13% Feb 25

15

12% Mar 27

10% Jan

21% Sep

1

11

9% Jan

Sep

73% Oct

2

84% Feb

1

24% Jan

27% Feb

77% Jan

82% Jan

29

4

29% Jan

5

17% Feb

19% Jan

20

Dec

30

28% Jan

5

16% Jan

17% Jan

25

16

Jun

9

37% Feb

17

107% Jan

8

88% Jun

18

102

89% Jun

12% Nov

36% Jan
104% Jan

4

98% Jun

32

29% Jan

29

11

10

Jan

29

Western Air Lines Inc

4

49% Jan

26

Western

15

57% Mar 11

14

32% Mar 25

23

Jan

11

26% Jan

19

45

Jan

2

63% Mar 25

46

Jan

26

53% Jan

19

46% Sep

14

67% Mar 16

52% Feb

58% Jan

6
4

4%

18

99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13

96% Jan

37% Feb

40 % Jan

43% Feb

4

22 % Dec

30

29% May 18

22% Jan

25% Jan

27

52% Dec

3

50% Jan

56% Feb

5

99% Jan

12

Feb

4

22% Jan

7

May

4

Mar

102

Jan

19% Jan

29

Pacific

U

34% Jin

29

813/4

*

17%

37%

108 %

109%

4

White

Motor

5

Jan

4

6

Jan

13

22% Jan

5

26

Jan

18

109

103

18%
17

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375/8

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101%

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101%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

28%

28 3A

29

28%

28%

28%

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108%

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10

9%

9%

95/8

9%

48%

48%

48'A

48%

24

23%

23%

23%

47%

46%

46%

53%

52%

53

96%

96%

97%

97%

41%

41%

41%

41%

25

25%

25

25'A

54%

54%

54

54%

23%
52%

100

10

100

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103

20%

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20%

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81%

82'A

420

183/a

18%

185%

17

17%

3,600

38%

38 5/s

12,600

109

109

109

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20

12% Jan

8

15

32% Apr

13

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28%
107

99%

99%

13

101%

13

3,300

28%

8,200

28%
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108

70

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3,000

48

48%

48%

48%

3,100

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23%

23%

23%

23%

47

46%

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46

46%

600

54%

54

54 %

54%

55%

98

98

-

99%

99

99

10,700
1,300

41%

43%

14,600

25

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9%

7,000

43%

435/a

42%

433/8

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

9,100

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55%

56

565/a

56%

563A

43,200

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102%

101

102

1013A

1013A

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20%

20%

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21

20%

20%

700

34%

6,600

-126%

*126%

34

34%

85

85%

33%

33%

33%

335A

85%

85%

84%

84%

27

26%

26%

*26%

27%

27%

275/8

27%

333A

85%

86

330

27

27

27%

400

27%

27%

27%

2,300

5%

3,000

135

Jan

2

19 % Dec

22

24%

3,600

145/s

14%

145/B

14%

14%

14%

14%

1.600

Oil

29

10% Jan

5

11% Feb

1

31% Jan

7

34

Jan

27

Jan

6

31% Feb

Jan

21

18% Jan

8

8% Jan

28%
137

Jan

137

19%

5

'

4

Jan

21

Jan

26

&

Wilson

$4.25

Co

Winn

Woodward

Iron

53

Jan

2

Feb

5

22

48

Jan

30

Jan

4

45% Jan

21

Woolworth

15

35% Mar 17

30% Jan

4

34% Jan

20

Worthington

75

Sep

10

86

Mar 19

77% Jan

4

82% Jan

28

Jan

20

14

71% May 12
31

130% Mar 16
82

J Dec

10

11% Mar 17

43

14

44

116

Jan

7

77

Jan

12

82% Jan

26

6% Jan

22

7% Jan

5

126

Co—

Service

Co

39% Apr

1

37

Jan

4

39% Jan

25

Yale St Towne Mfg Co

23'A Apr

1

21% Jan

4

24% Jan

13

York

9

9

52% Feb

2

54% Jan

13

11%

700

34

33%

333A

*335/8

33%

*33 %

333A

33%

33%

1,000

31%

31

31

31'A

31%

31%

313/4

31%

313/4

3,700

137

137

137

19%

137

*136

137

*136

137

19%

19%

19%

193/4

19%

19%

4,900

41%

41%

415/4

42

42%

43%

44

2,100

44%

445/B

44%

44%

45

44%

18,200

32%

33

33%

33%

33%

33 3/8

33%

4,300

82%

81%

81%

*81%

82%

50

121%

121%

121%

122 %

122 %

100

813A

81%

81%

82%

900

2,500

41%

44%

44%

33%

32%

82%

82

82

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124

81%

*81%

6%

6%

6%

.

82

6 5A

*81%
119

81%

82

X44

*65/a

6%

63A

6%

6%

6%

common

preferred

38%

38%

38

58

37%

37%

37%

38%

38%

38%

1,700

22%

23%

22%

23%

22%

23%

23%

233/4

23%

23%

13,100

50

*52%

53%

53%

2s

53

52%

52%

52%

53

53%

53%

23%

23

23

22%

22%

23

23

23%

23%

1,100
1,500

41%

413/4

41

%

42

41%

42%

13,300

31

34% Jan

13

203A Jan

4

24% Jan

21

Young (L A) Spring St Wlre.No par

23%

Sep

14

47% Jan

5

38

Jan

4

42% Jan

29

No par

41%

41%

Dec

31

16% Jan

2

11% Jan

4

13

Feb

4

No par

12%

42%
12%

41%

11

Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube
Youngstown Steel Door

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

12%

13

Jan

6

63% Jan

67% Jan

26

Zenith

Radio

No par

66%

66%

65%

65%

65%

66

65%

66%

65%

65%

5% Apr

13

4% Jan

5% Feb

3

Zonite

Products

1

4%

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10

19%

41%

120

*136

19%

34

28

200

71%

11%

20% Dec

62% Dec 29

10,400

71%

11%

32%

81

9

71 %

11%

44%

120

9

*70%

115/4

41%

*82

9%

9

71%

*115/b

70

l

14
15

Jun

convertible

19%

9%

*70

113A

30%
*136

8%

70

33%

Corp—10
10

9%

9

100

*11%

1
10

Corp

Sep

Corp

9%

70%
11%

Co
10
common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5

4%%

8%
*70

11%

(FW)

16% Sep

53% Mar

14%

100

Public

Sep

.14%

_l0

preferred

6%

14%

No par
<

Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Wisconsin

22%

No par

common

Co

St Lovett Grocery

26

39% Jan

Inc

22%

22%

1

preferred

Wilson-Jones

42% Dec

Sep 21

8

Co

9% Jan
72% Jan

5

29% Oct

10

23

23%

4

16

17

23

24 y8

22

70

24

24%

22%

Willys-Overland Motors Inc

11% Mar 26

Apr

53A

*23%

22%

4

5

16% Jun

5%

24%

22%

16% Jan

21

35% Dec

5%

*23%

22%

29

7% Sep

6

5%

24%

14% Jan

63% Oct

5

5%

*23%

Wilcox

17

8% Nov

5%

24%

5

11% Feb

24% Jan

5%

*23%

preference

24% Feb

30% May 27
16% Oct 15
74% Mar 10
13% Jan 15

5%

20

Prior

4

11

5%

White Sewing Machine common—1

21% Jan

18% Sep

x

220

103

■

Dec

21 % Dec

3% Oct

6,300

17

38%

9%

*126

*126

*126

3,500

9%

52 3/4

103

200

27%

13

1065/8

108

12%

27

103

*101

109

*12

82

*99%

28%

700

11

*10%

26%

81%

12%

*107

500

>

108 3/4

109

900

203/8

,

101%

*46%

Co

18%
17

37%

14

20%

12%

12%

27%

29% Jan

17

14

20%

26%

*99%

*26%

11

18%

373/8
*102

103

*101

103

27%

Jan

prior

conv

17

37%

17%
108%

18%

18%

18%
37%

26%

27

31

26%

81%

86

30% Dec 21

47

26%

82

*101

Dental Mfg

6% Dec

26%

81

26%

$5

White

Sep

26

100

11

11
*12

81%

*12

29%

14

14

*20'A

10%

12

86

29

20

*29

12%

11

12
26

No par

com

10%

11

12%

27%

Jan

27% Jan

101

14,000

1

86

5

36

273/4

com
No par
preference—No par
(The S S)
20

4

Jan

24% Jun

27%

17%

Wheeling Steel Corp

82% Jan
26

126

27%

34

8

•

27%

33%

86% Mar 24

.

27%

48%

Telegraph

30

fjk,

26%

17%

Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B——100
Weston
Elec
Inst Corp
12.50

14

'4%

26%

48%

Co

A

14

I

26%

10

series

Preferred

15

Sep 15

26%

Ry common_10o
preferred—100

Oct

23

31%

1,300

81%

pfd

Wheeling St Lake Erie Ry
30% Jan

4,200

31%

9%

RR

24% Dec

Jan

34

31%

26

2nd

noncum

30 % Sep
80

337/8

31%

1

Supply

Western Union

4

40% Mar 17

Auto

Western Maryland
Western

99% Feb

22

33%

31%

11

108% Jan

127

*28%

33%

313/4

11

4

5

13

Sep

10

29%

33%

313A

*12

4

21

Jan 14

29%

33

31%

13%

4

25% Dec

Jan

20

16% Jun

*29

32%

31%

20%

8% Jan

13

43% Sep

126

29%

32%

13%

23% Jan
106% Feb

99% Feb

6

99

*28%

32%

20%

8

7

39% Sep 15
91 % Jun
1

29%

13%

5

Jan

12% Jan

May 14

17%

20%

Jan

96

15

3,200

17%

13%

12% Jan

15

16% Jan

17%

14%

17%

15

99% Jan

17%

14

17%

108 %

5

5,700

17%

14

17%

No par

101% Jan

14%

14

20%

com__2.50

Co

4%%

Power

60

14

17%

1

Electric

Penn
Penn

103%

14%

14%

14

convertible

West

46% Jan

90

*102%

104

104

20%

100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series 0
100
West Virginia Coal St Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com
5
4%% preferred
—100

109

103%

104%

*103

14

West

7

5

2,000

*1023A

104%

5

Jan

15

10,600

3

109

99

29

65/8

24%

Feb

4

15

Sep

63/8

24%

38% Feb

11

Jan

8% Sep

6 5/8

24%

37%

9

21% Nov
104

6%
24%

5

Co

Snowdrift

&

9,700

6%

243/8

20%

Knitting Mills—

Oil

563/g

6%
24'A

14

preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co_
4
$4

17% Nov

Power

Water

Wesson

5

3

28% Feb

56%

6%
24%

31%

Wayne Pump Co

12% Jan

8

10

56%

6%
24%

26%

Waukesha Motor Co

19% Jan

24% Mar 23

56%

200

1,900

6%

'

Washington Gas Light Co—

11

31% Jan

26

32%

Corp—

Jan

13%

9

26

29%

Pipe

&

25% Jan

Mar 16

100

123/4

26

17%

30% Jan

30

31% Dec

Jun

Sep

13

*12%

12

253/8

14

Inc—

Inc

23 % Sep

24

5/8

125/a
>

24%

*103

Pictures

Bros

Warner

66 %

6%

preferred

5%%

66%

24%

G & W

Ward Baking Co common

Warner-Hudnut

29

*67

preferred

4%%

Walworth Co

5

14% Jan

RR

Corp

-

Corp

ha» been «led

5

4%

5

5

5%

5

5

4%

5

company's reorganisation. .Deferred delivery. rCash sales. wdWhen distributed.

2,400

1,700
10,000

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(631)

Bond Record

un
FRIDAY

The

italic letter* In

the

column

WEEKLY

■

headed

"Interest

Period"

Figures after decimal point

ltange for Previous

Range since Jan. 1

Highest
104.16 Dec

99.24 May 12

Lowest

NEW

Highest

Mar 25

4

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

95.20 Oct

99.14 Oct

Oct~23

95.20

23

23

99.14 Oct

23

2

91.25 Apr

16

94

92

Jun

15

96

Nov

July

2

98

Dec

1

97.16 May 12

101

Oct

26

100.16 Nov

30

July 20

100.24 Nov

4

Jan

93.8

4

95

94.8

Jan

7

96

19

95.24 Feb

LOW

2%s
2%s
2%s
2'As
2'As

1961

1955-1960
1956-1959
-1958-1963

Feb

101.16 Jan

13

101.20 Feb

1

High

Low

SALE

PRICES

Wednesday

Thursday

Feb. 8

Hieh

Low

106.24

*106.20

106.26

*106.16

Friday

Feb. 4

Higrh

Low

8ales fay

Feb. 5

High

Low

the Week

High

Bonds (S)

106.22

*106.14

106.20

102.12-

*107.4

*102.8

102.12

107.10

*102.8

102.12

*102.6

102.10

*104.4

104.12

*102.8

*104.8

104.16

102.12

*104.8

104.16

*104.8

104.16

*102.14

102.20

*104.8

*102.14

102.18

104.16

*102.14

102.18

*102.12

102.16

*102.26

103

*106

106.8

*106

106.8

*106

106.8

*106.4

106.12

108.12

*102.8

*106

106.8
108.4

*107.28

1956-1958

108 A

*107.30

108.6

*107.30

108.6

*101.28

*108.4

102.2

*102.4

102.8V.

*102.6

102.10

*102.4

102.8

*101.26

*102.6

101.30

*102

102.4

*102.2

102.6

*101.30

102.2

*102.12

102.18

100.12

100.14

*100.26

100.30

*99.24

99.30

*100.16

100.22

»qq

99.6

Dec 15

1958
1961

2%s

1962-1967

*99.28

2'As

1963-1968

*99

99.6

100.2

*99.26

100

*99.26

100

102.12

*99

99.6

*99

99.6

*98.26

99

*98.26

99

*98.26

99

*99.18

99.24

*98.24

98.30

*98.24

98.30

*98.24

98.30

*99,16

99.22

98.26

*98.18

98.24

*98.16

98.22

*99.8

99.14

*99.26

100

2%s

June 1964-1969

*98.26

99

2'As
2%s
2'As

Dec 1964-1969

*98.24

98.30

1965-1970

*98.20

98.26

*98.20

1966-1971

*98.14

98.20

*98.24

2'As
2'As

98.20

June 1967-1972

*98.12

98.18

*98.12

98.18

*99.2

♦98.2

99.8

98.8

*98.2

98.8

Sept 1967-1972

*97.30

98.4

*97.30

98.4'

*98.24

•98.2

98.30

98.8

2'As
2%s

*98.2

98.8

Dec 1967-1972

*97.30

98.4

*97.30

98.4

*98.26

1957-1959

;

2%s

June 15

1958

.

•

99

*98.2

98.8

*98.2

98.8

*101.14

101.18

*101.20

101.24

*101.24

101.28

*101.20

101.24

*101.28

102.2

*101.12

101.16

*101.18

101.22

*101.20

101.24

*101.16

101.20

*101.22

101.28

*97.30

98.4

*97.30

98.4

*98.24

98.30

2y*s

1954-1955

*100.13

2'As
2%s

100.15

100.16

*100.15

1954-1956

100.19

*100.14

100.17

*100.13

100.16

*100.15

100.18

*100.15

1956-1959

100.19

*100.16

100.19

*100.17

100.20

*100.30

101.2

2 y<s

*101.6

101.10

June 1959-1962

*101.8

101.12

*101.6

101.10

*101.12

101.18

99.16

*99.18

2%s

*99.14

Dec 1959-1962

*100.14

99.20

*99.14

99.18

*99.14

99.18

*99.12

*99.12

99.18

*99.14

99.18

*99.12

99.16

*99.10

99.14

100.15

♦100.13

100.15

*100.13

100.16

*100.13

100.16

*100.15

100.18

*100.23

100.26

*100.23

100.26

*100.22

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.24

100.27

*100.22

&

100.25

*100.22

100.25

*100.22

100.25

*100.22

100.25

*100.28

101

July 15 1972

*95.16

96.8

*95.16

96.8

*95.16

96.8

*95.8

95.24

*95.8

95.24

*95.8

95.24

*98

98.16

*98

98.16

*98

May 15 1975

98.16

*100

100.24

101

101

*100

Oct 15 1971

100.24

*101.24

101.24

101.28

*101.12

101.28

102

*101.24

102.4

101.24

*101.16

101.24

*101.20

2

3-year
15-year
Serial

Mar
Oct

3s

.—Oct

3'As—

bonds

of

2s

*99.26

100

Development

198J

1

100.2

*100.13

1 1976

Feb

100.19

1954

—June

1

101.20 Feb

*100.16

Dec 1954

2s
2s

23-year 3%s

1

102

HIGH

Feb. 2

*107.28

2'As w i

30-year 3'As

2

101.24 Feb

101.24 Feb

Feb

AND

Tuesday

*106.18

bonds mature.

19-year 3%s

19

101

the

1960-1965

25-year 3s
25-year 3s

4

96.24 Jan

94.24 Jan

101

Jan

when

point

Feb. 1

1978-1983

Reconstruction
94.16 Jan

17

month
a

Monday
Low

2s
Dec 1954-1955
International Bank for
90.16 Jun

the

case

one or more 32nds of

STOCK

3y4s
2%s
2%s

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

Mar 25

94.8

represe^

EXCHANGE

,

94.8

YORK

YEARLY

.

hidicate In each

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Year 1953

Lowest

York Stock Bscclieifti

ew

1

Jan

1956

102

*101.12

102

101.20

11969

101.20

100.8

102

*101.16

*95.16

96.8

96

5,000

*95.16

96

3,000

98.16

*98.16

99

100.24

*100.16

101

3,000

*101.16

101.28

*101.20

102

23,000

*101.24

1950

96

95.24

102.4

*101.28

102.8

8,000

101.28

♦101.28

102

5.000

95^24
*98

*100.8

due Feb

15

1954

*99.16

2s

due Feb

15

1955

*98

99

*98

2s

99

*98

99

due

Feb

*98

99

*98

15

1956

*96.16

98.16

*96.16

98.16

*96.16

98.16

*96.16

due Feb

98.16

*96.16

15

1957

*95.16

97.16

2s

*95.16

97.16

due Feb

*95.16

97.16

*95.16

97.16

*95.16

97.16

15

195a

*94.16

2s

96.16

*94.16

96.16

due Feb

*94.16

96.16

*94.16

96.16

*94.16

96.16

15

1959

*93.16

95.16

*93.16

95.16

*93.16

95.16

*93.16

95.16

*93.16

95.16

2s

2s

*99.16

100.8

*99.16

*99.16

101.8

100.8

*99.16

100.8
99

98.16

asked price.

No sales transacted this day.

15

1960

*92.16

94.16

*92.16

94.16

due

*92.16

94.16

*92.16

94.16

*92.16

94.16

Feb

15

1961

*91

93

*91

2s_
•Bid and

due Feb

2s

93

*91

93

*91

93

*91

due

93

Feb

15

1962

*89.16

91.16

*89.16

91.16

*89.16

91.16

*89.16

91.16

*89.16

91.16

Odd lot transactions,

a

a

Gash

sale,

RANGE

Friday
BONDS

Interest

Last

Period

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

Week's
or

FOR

Registered bond transactions.

WEEK

ENDED

FEBRUARY

5

Range

Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

New

r

Bonds
Sold

Jan. I

High

York City

No.

Low

BONDS

Interest

Last

Period

Sale Frice

New York Stock Exchange

High

Week's

Friday

Range Since

Brazil

(continued)—

or

Range

Friday's

Bonds

Bid Si Asked

Low

'*

High

Range Since

Sold
No.

Unification

Jan. 1

Low

High

3%s series No.

3%s series No.

Corporate Stock

1980

-June-Dec

1027/8

101% 102%

103

95%

1027/8

18

3%s series No.

Issue—

17
19

June-Dec

*78%

88

78%

3%s series No. 20

Transit

78%

June-Dec

*76

82

79

80

June-Dec

.

*76

82

*78

June-Dec

81%

3%s series No. 21

*92

June-Dec

*88

3%s series No. 23
'

June-Dec

3%s series No. 22

June-Dec

*76

78%

June-Dec

*76

3%s series

24

:

June-Dec

26

No.

MM

87%

*80

*78%

June-Dec

*81

—June-Dec

*78

—.—

MM-

82

3%s series No. 29

Tmlmphonm

if embers

REctor 2-2300

120

New

York

June-Dec

*78

June-Dec

*78%' "MM

Tmletypm

Exchange

Broadway, New York

NY

25-year

Agricultural

and

A6s

*92%

MM

f

s

bonds

$

1978

3'As

*73%

M—'

—.

•

MM

73%
*73 %

*73%
*73%

105%

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

101

100%

98%
98%

Feb-Aug

98%

Stamped

pursuant

reduced
AExternal

Stamped

pursuant

reduced
AExternal

to

s

Stamped

Plan
1979

(Central

Stamped
reduced

Ry)

pursuant
to

Plan

A

reduced

to

39

99%

105

4

--

--

97

—

59%

60%

1

92

92

61

1

*90%

—

—

59%:

—

—

60%
*93%

—

60 %
—

60%

„

June-Dec

61%

—

61%

April-Ocf

10

3%s series No.

2

June-Dec

*77%

8%s series No.

3

June-Dec

8%s series No.

4

June-Dec

3%s series No.

5

(Plan B)

fund

A 6s

assented

A 6s

AChilean

Consol
assented

AChlnese
Colombia

*38%
*63%

38'/2

38%

3s

1993

1957

63%

*63%
*38%

38%

38%
*63%

June-Dec

1961

*38%

fund

6s

*38%
*63%
*38%

May-Nov

*

1962

1962

Municipal

7s

1960

Ry)

5s

1951

41

MM

63%

61%

59%

60%

73%

79%

80

77%
*77%

80

June-Dec

*85%

3%s series No.

7
8

June-Dec

3%s series No.

9

June-Dec

63%

3%s series No.

10
11

June-Dec

80%

*87%

June-Dec

3%s series No.

——

77%

—

MM

63%

12

June-Dec

3%s series No.

13

June-Dec

3%s series No.

14
15—

—

.

—.

93
82
.

*85

«....

78%

*78%
—

MM

MM

*76

June-Dec
June-Dec

*78
*78

June-Dec

3%s series No.

■

82

*76

82

MM

80
„

76

38%

*w_

M

MM

38 %

Mar-Sept

*63%

*38%

June-Dec

8%

8%

54%

55%

MM

««

(Republic oft —

of

A6s

of

1928

1927

Oct

Jan

1961

April-Oct

1961

Jan-July

sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—-April-Oct

105

55%

22

For Financial Inatitutions

FOREIGN

SECURITIES

FIRM TRADING MARKETS

FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS

93
MM

50 Broad St., New York

4, N. Y.

MM

78%

78%
78'% '

8%

,

MM

—

r ARL MARKS & P.O. INC.

78%

38%

6%

MM

MM

87%

80

39%

38 V2

55

78

82

63%

36%

—

77%

'

*91
-

63%

„

MM

M

MM

87%

M

63%

40%

63%

77%

77%

A-~

*76

—-

77%

76%

6

78

June-Dec

77%
10

77%

77%

77%

40

41

39 >/4

MM

Mar-Sepf

1960

40

*63%

May-Nov

1961

April-Oct
April-Oct

6s

62%

62%

40

*63%

June-Dec

fund

62%

MM

*38%

May-Nov

June-Dec

1961

40%

*63%

_June-Dec

1957

63%

38%
62%

MM

38%

*63%

June-Dec

97%
47

40%

■

*38%

*38%

1963

97 %

94%
44

63%

*63%

April-Ocf

1961

(Hukuang

6
6

Mar-Sepf

6s

bonds

sinking

assented

97%
47

May-Nov

sinking

AGuaranteed

97%
46%

47

April-Ocf

fund

6%s

A6%s assented

AGuaranteed

3s ext

1961

—

3%s series No.




assented

46%

103'%

94%

*38%

1962

Mortgage Bank 6'As

A6%s

ASinking

44%
102%

2

97%

--

61 %

6

10

27.

$

3

36

46'%

97%

Jan-July
Mar-Sepf

1963

fund

46%

103% 103%

(interest
60 %

page

AChlle

6s

1962

sinking

103 '/4

*63%

sinking fund 6s Sept

assented

sink

103%

102%

46%

103%

1961

1961

Sept 1961
sinking fund 6s

assented

102%

20

1951

1979

3%s series No.- 16—

Extl

Jan

79

24

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan 1961—Jan-July

1961

79

" '

103%

60%

—

1

'

79%

see

61

Feb

assented

AExternal

A6s

79%

footnotes

—

3

60%

For

99%

60%

June-Dec

3%s series No.

98%
109 %

92

1

1944

98%

60%

3%s series No.

External dollar'bonds of

i

97

108%

A6s

1960

6s

6s

-

103

(interest

1978

3.375%)

98%
109

101

61

April-Ocf
April-Ocf

June-Dec

to

3.5%)

97

92

—

April-Ocf

funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A

100

50

(interest

A

1952

8%

26

98%

105%
101%
101

(interest

A

6'As of 1927 due 1957
to

98%

99%

Feb

assented

A 7s

60 Vi

—April-Ocf

1979

to 3.375%)

pursuant

reduced

IA7s

f

3.375%)

97%

*95%

June-Dec

Plan

98%

A 6s

A 6s

47%

interest

A

1978

to

100% 101

109

—-

June-Dec

6'As of 1926 due 1957

f

June-Dec

1941

Plan

to

3.5%

to

s

8s

43%

fund

May-Noy
April-Oct
April-Oct

1960

ARy external sinking fund

AExternal

MM

48

1962

external

M-

50

3%s

(U S of)

MM

1942

sinking fund

assented

A 6s

MM

101% 101%

June-Dec

lABrazll

....

73%

100% 101

.June-Dec

1955

MM

71

71

101 %

1966

—

71

MM

100%

1967

7s

46%

100%

A 6s

82

•

102'% 103

Mar-Sepf

sinking

assented

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1

73%
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105

3'As

extl

T
1

4

3'As

of)

~

MM

105% 105%

.June-Dec

(Kingdom

MM

25

20-year
15-year

'

47%

20-year

Belgium

mm.

100

Jan-July

1975

assented

AExternal
—

*73%

47%

1956

1957

MM

*73%

—M

MM

«...

*99%

I

June-Dec

(City)
external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year

——

«...

*92%

•

Jan-July

Antwerp

10-year 3'As

MM

«...

102%

Mar-Sepf

of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-JuZj/
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942
May-Nou

—

Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
Akershua (Kingdom of Norway)
4s 1968
Afar-Sep
\|AAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
{AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-July
{ A External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
fAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957_April-Ocf
20-year 3s

2%s

AExternal

Mortgage Bank (Columbia)
sinking fund 6s 1947

{AGuaranteed

1961

Val (Dept

§A7s

Municipal

{AGuaranteed

Feb-Aug
f $ bonds 1978_Jan-July

25-year

lAChile

Government

Afar-Sept

1958

5s

(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s
(Dominion of) 3'As
2%s
1974

Canada

1-1693

Cauca

Ferelgn

gold

...

"

sinking fund 5s 1957

Sinking fund
Caldas

Stock

(City)

80

88

3%s series No. 30
Brisbane

89

79

82

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40

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37

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mortgage

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84

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95

84

83

96

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1970
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,

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39

40

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101%

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45

1
—

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105%

94%

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100

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1995

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45
—

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1999
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2012
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21

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1946

10
32

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12

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:
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1996
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A

fan-July

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79

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1,062

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59

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99

102%

.;

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1909

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1952

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2001

secured

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——

1964

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1973

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s

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3

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1987

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2006

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s

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101%

__

135

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101%

82%

79

64

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Anheuser-Busch

33%

101%

98%

99%

72%

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6s

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assented

99%

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73

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4

81

81%

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series

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100%

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135

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6s

6s

of)

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91

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1968
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1966

1961—--

debentures

debentures

1st

101

Feb-Aug

1964

1986—*

debs

conv

3%s

58

139

INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES

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1982

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"l

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(interest
;
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A

2008

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oil

34 %

33%

36%

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:

1968

7s 1947

2.125%)

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to

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1958

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34

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1975

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1903

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1958

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debentures

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93%

139

'163

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AND

1970

debentures

3%s

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101

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1963

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1953
1953

92%

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68 due

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conv

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I
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ol)

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20

60

58

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debentures

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76

55%

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.

81%

82

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16

92%

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2008

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May-Nov

1971

to

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of

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debentures

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1963_jan-July

1952—

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10

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1

58

139

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10

60

75

1937) —

of

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10

76

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60

76

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1987.
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Jan-July

(1942 agree't)

0%s

of)

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1979

America

of

debentures

3%s

American

to 1922

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—

69%

68

14

124

124

58

_

2%s debentures 1971

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17

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15%

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;

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—

100%

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first mortgage

2%s

i963_Jan-July

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(assented

ment)
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17

17

17%

15

—

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of

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1961

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of

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to

1954

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(assented

16%

1

I?,
17

100 % 100 %

100%

—

1961 extended

Aluminum

§ASmah

100%

April-Ocf
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April-Oct
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——Qnar-Jan

1945

33

April-Ocf

1971

bond

& Susquehanna

Albany

—

due

1899

of)

loan

extl

Alabama

of)

12%

13

Jan-July

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I960

(Republic

17%

10%

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1955—__

10

Alabama Power
Mexico

88%

15

8

1981

readjustment

6s due

———

87

1

13

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Power

conversion

Yokohama

1943__May-]Vow

—

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17%

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4-4%-4%s external readjustments 1978—Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
—Jan-July
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A Warsaw
(City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
A4%s assented 1958
Feb-Aug

81%

46%

24

88%

17%

1952

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88%

1

129

80%

23

143%

143%

—

88 %

June-Dec

______

to

'12

(dollar

3%-4-4%s

95

88%

87%

88 3 4

80%

*144%

June-Dec

1961

extended

External
148

23 %

15%

96

external 8s .1946
Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s 1960
..May-Nov
sinking fund 6s 1964
May-Nov

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148%

73 %

15%-

(Republic)

95%

145%

16

23

1957

to

due

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95

93

1

95

95

68

128

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1st mtge s f 1945
1945 extended to

SA7s

54%

95%

1

95 %

95%

95%

57

53 %

52%

53

19%

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'27

of

87

June-Dec

extended)to 1963——

1953

7s

Mexican

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§A4%s small 1943.*.

loan

1961

sterling loan of

lAUruguay
52%

22 %

1958

.

3%s
Co

f 1971
extended

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51%

7s

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8 A 6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953

—

~

23%

of) —

extl

due

87

—

19

s

1971

72 %

23

June-Dec

—

1962

to

1958

Council
Power

0

60 %

59

__

--

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37

'

*96%

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l'.»7U

bonds

$

1957—Amd-Oct

7s

J954

due

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40

51%

(State Mtge

3s

5%s

Tokyo

Mar-Sept

(Colombia)

30-year

158

99

37

(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
—June-Dec
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A6'/2S extl loan of '24
1254
Feb-Aug
6v2s due 1994 extended to i064___—..—Feb-Aug
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—May-Nov
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100%

156%

31

5Altaly

AJugoslavia

100 %

2

66

__

—

May-Nov

1962

Electric

99

40

53%

30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977—.
§ A External 7s 1952—

external

external

of)

(40-yr)

*59%

73 %

64

May-Nov

County

A5%s

66

1962

Sydney

162%

*62 %

(Kingdom) —

81%

76%

73%

Jan-July

2012

extended

1952

(Prov

70

Jan-July

ASilesia

due

70

'81

(Interest
April-Ocf

A

89%

158

Utility InstiluLc—

Public

Italian

Plan

55

158

Jan-June

J047

B

2%)

A

Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
8 A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952

162%

100% 100%

for Public Works
1977
Jan-June

ext s f 3s

series

§ A7s

to

secured

B

*65

Jan-July

1968

82 %

114

Jan-July

Jan-July

45

14

125

*163

Feb-Aug

30-year ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium

series

51

2004—

loan

external

A4%s assented

April-Oct

6'/2s 1960

to

secured

51

Mar-Sepf
(interest

Taiwan

May-Now

paid 1964
paid 1968——

reduced

6%s

—Jan-July
Jan-July

mtge

Helsingfors (City) external
Italian
(Republic) —

30-yr gld

68

51%

88%

Greek Government—
A6s

63

dollar

pursuant

A8s

51

(interest

1956
Plan

to

2.25 % )

to

A7s

Feb-Anc

1954
1950.
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
A7s

61%

61%
66

60

1944—Feb-Aug

A

extended
gen

55

60

51

A

1999

Serbs Croats h Slovenes

Power—

series

mtge
1944

1st &

51%

(Young loan)—

1965

due

Consolidated Elec
A

45

15

151

50%

April-Oct

1930—

of

German Govt International

1st

74

20

73

GO

;

pursuant

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68%

177

71%

72%

*51

May-Noy
1957—-May-Nov

Plan A

to

water loan

external

93%

(interest

A

2012

2.5%)

to

reduced

issue—

1953

1972J,—~

loan

1930

Stamped

92%

May -Nov

Plan

1950

external

A6s

1972....„__——

bonds

loan

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93%

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of) —

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reduced

66

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pursuant
to
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999

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(interest

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2001

to

93 %

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June-Dec

2004

sinking fund

2%)

to

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85%

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93

Jan. 1

No.

a

stamped

(interest

5A8s

Plan

1S52

pursuant

(State

1936

103 %

4

of)—

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bonds

bonds

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bonds

ser

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17

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55

102% 103 %

103%

1976——Jan-July

1

secured

reduced

48%

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15

dollar

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39%

extl

to

2.25%)

to

8s

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(Continued)

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(City)

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17

3s

§A7s

39%

A6%s

17

bonds

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47

114%

1924

dollar

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of)

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of

5s

7s

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10

58 %

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62

47

46 %

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reduced to 2.375% )

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66

(Federal

German

100%

5

f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—.Jan-July
dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
la.i-July

f

s

bonds

dollar

f
s

extl

3s

8

100% 100 3 4

Bonds

Friday's

or

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Low

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100% 100%

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Sale Price

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Stamped assented (interest reduced to
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Jan. 1

No.

Last

Period

New York Stock Exchange-

,

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bonds 1978

30-year 3s sinking fund $
Czechoslovakia (State)—

El

Sold

High

Interest

BONDS

Range Since

Rio

100%

Week's Range

Friday
Bonds

Friday's

Low

April-Oct
S A Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nov
SASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Pev-Aug
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June-Dec
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—-—May-Nov

FEBRUARY 5

ENDED

6'/2s 1947

Mortgage Bank

IA Colombia

or

Bid & Asked

Sale Price

Period

Exchange

New York Stock

Last

Interest

BONDS

WEEK

FOR

Week's Range

Friday

78

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The Commercial

.,.

and Financial

Chronicle
(633)

25

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday

BONDS

Interest

Last

Period

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

1st

mortgage

Brown Shoe

3s

Co

1980

3%s debs

1971

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A5s

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5s

Buildings 5s gtd 1960

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Power

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gold

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gold
gold

Canadian
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II
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41

86

88

2

100

101

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86

82

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York

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A

1982

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1981

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1982

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ref

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and

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75%

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85

77

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96 %

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104'A

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General
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debentures

income

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104

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157

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3%s debs 1979
& Utilities Corp—

103%

Goodrich

Great

(B F)

104%

104% 104%

114

103%

105

103%

103

189

101%

103%

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1965—May-Nov

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5s series

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4'As

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-

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4

104

104 Va

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mortgage

100'A 100'A

16

100

101%

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mortgage

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mortgage
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Bay & West

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104'A 104'A

103%

99%

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97

99%

94

95

99 7%

98%

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3'As series
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2%s series
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certificates B

92%

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102%

1975
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First and refunding 3%s seiies D 1969-April-Oct
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April
Collateral trust 3%S 1968
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Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
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mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
——
Jan-July

—

111

4

88

Q2

92%

14

92%

91

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85

85

77%

73

75

75

75

75

119

19

22

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94%

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96%

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118

111

92%

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111

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96%

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92%

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Jan-July
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N 1990—Jan-July
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100%

—

101%

—

95%

Jan-July

1961

95

26

94%

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:

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99%

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,

—

97

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—

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91

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69

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94'A

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92%

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92%

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&

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refunding 4s series B

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93%

95

97

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94%

1968

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90 Va
—

97

103% 104%

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.Jan-July

1999

107.,

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162

5

92

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118

94%

97

22

103%

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7

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151

162

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176

170

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176

78%

39

104% 104'A
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H
91'A

13

103

104'A

92%

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1982.

3%s

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—

94 »A

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debs

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92

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26

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50

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126

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19

94%

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93%

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15

98%

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20

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50

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162

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1957—T__Feb-Aug
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100 A

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—

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19

112% 113%

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19

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65%

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1981

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ser

Power

1976

mtge s f 23/4s

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1971—Mar-Sept

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98%

—

99

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5s

A

I

mortgage 4'As 1954__,—

ser

2000— Jan-July

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100

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92%
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i972_June-Dec

1st

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1972

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ser

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105

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7

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1965

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Firestone

96%

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—

—

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1st

95

95%

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97 %

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&

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73

105%

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98 %

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101'A

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3%s

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93

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—

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100

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72%

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97%

__

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debentures

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1988

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1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980

63

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f

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I

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s

3%s

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58

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—

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1970

debentures

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57

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1999

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and

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26%

—

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s

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27%

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of

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1969

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2

1973—May-Nov

1993

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60

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78%

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73

1977

mortgage 3s series
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99

1975

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—

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76

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2

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56

1966

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93

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4-6s

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series

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93

refund

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--

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1963—May-Nov

mortgage due" 1993
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■

—

103 Va

101 Va

30

100

34%

tr 5s ser A 1985
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104%

103

13

—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct

1965

extended

4s

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121

9

104

&

3s

99%

74

June-Dec

A

and

&

Denver &

85%

—

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.

98%
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73 7A

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trust 4s

1986

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Commonweaan

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series

debentures

85%

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107

92

1st mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll

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14%

96 Va

103

101% 102

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1965

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Pennsylvania Division—

105%

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1

*94%

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debentures

1st

First

Delaware

104%
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105

11

107

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102

Jan-July

Lackawanna

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first

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117 Va

„

93

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4

97

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3%s

debs

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& Iron

debentures

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93

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3s 1982,
2%s 1985—_

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60

1977

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mortgage

mortgage

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99%

107

100

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1977—.

73

1982

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54

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f

s

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98%

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&

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104

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series A

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,

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78

67

1975—April-Ocl
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1978

3s

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•

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3s

mortgage

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101%

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debentures

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55

„

14

99
107

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mortgage

Delaware

101 'A

84

30

Imp & equip 4s 1970

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3:!«s sevies E 1969—-Feb-Aug
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1970—

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t

1970——•
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1970—.—_—June-Dec

B

98'A

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General gold 4s 1993
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100

97%

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7

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A

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59 %

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ser

ser

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& Elec 1st
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Cleveland

4s

ref 4s

73

1994

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ref

&

99%

54

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coll "trust, mtge

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99%

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68

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1

1963

I

98

1

89

13
98

June-Dec

&

2019—April
!_April

Jan

1903

4s

4

100% 101%

First

C

99%
99%

83

1970

mortgage

4s

High
103%

106%

—

East Tenn

A

Jan

First mortgage 27As series G

First

9

100

May-Nov

(1942 series)

2044

1994—
B

Chicago & Western Indiana RR

First

97%

96

7 8'A

2003

ser

series

conv

2%s-4%s

Cincinnati

92

5

*117'A

1983

A

ser

F

1st

39

100% 101%

April

A

mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacilic RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A
1980

First

97%,
97'A

May-Nov

2038—:

First

Chicago

97%

101'A

1988—Jan-July

1

series

4'As

increased

First and

94%

96%

100

19

107

98%
107

1966 May-Nov

lien

Deere

95%

May-Nov

A

ser

1976—

1977—
1st mtge 3'As

First

68

101'A

87]

mortgage 4s

Low

102 %

'

Ry—

Dayton Power & Lt

-*■

99%

Northern

Dayton

68

*100

April

j.

Louisville Ry—

inc

4s

1997—.

1985

1982

4s

Ik

debs

debs

f

s

First

25

98'A

Feb-Aug

5s

conv

series

3%s

Can

3Vas

lien

A

73%

1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug

27As
—

mortgage 4'As inc

Income

69

94%

1965

A 1st

97

55%

1973—June-Dec

RR—

inc

debentures

A 1st

105%

66'A

Jan-July

Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second

105

51%

1996—Feb-Aug

morigage 3'As

mtge 4 'As' Jan

mortgage
conv

33

105 %

77

Mar-Sept

111

mortgage

4'As

105

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Aprll-'Oot

A 1st

104%

119

Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
/an-July
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
General

97

73%

Jan-July

mortgage

mortgage

First

103

1

54%

gold 4s 1989—*
Quincy RR—

&

Chicago Indianapolis
A2nd

86

71 Va

101%

April-Ocf
1975

1983

3s

*106%

Jan. 1

NO.

payment

2001

first mtge 2%s

Baking

—

Range Since

Sold

D

54

J an-July

Chicago &-Erie 1st gold
Chicago Great Western

A 1st

105'A

72'A

1909—

mortgage 3:,As

Genera I

104%

54%

1968——Feb-Aug

3s

mtge 3s 1990—

A General

First

20

May

Feb-Aug

1958

Chicago & Eastern

A

1974

series. B

refunding mortgage

ret

105 %

97

*85%

.April-Oct

hnpt M 3%s series II
first

4s

107%

104 %

1992

First and
refunding
First and

5

2020

consolidated

General

106%

4

Jan-July

8'As series

3%s

Chicago Burlington

1st &

1

83'A

May

Jl/ar-Sept
hnpt M 3'As series D
1996—May-No®
hnpt M 3"As series E

and

Refund

2020

1974

Champion Paper & Fibre deb
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—•

&

100

Jan-July

to

as

Bonds

High

103% 103%

Cuba—

of

(stpd

3%s

103%

Cuba RR—

107

99%

Co—

refund

mortgage

3s

Power

Co

A 1st

93%

106

99%

Feb-Aug
,Feb-A»o
June-Dec

1987

Power

Crane
Cuba

97'A

97 Va

J—

2'As

83%

Friday's

*97%

June-Dec

-

-

First

97

or

Bid & Asked

April-Oct
May-Nov

dollars)

mortgage

Continental

103%

8

103% 104%

*62

April-Ocf

Jan

N

mortgage

New

105% 105%

94%

Georgia Ry—-

General

104% 105%

105%

April-Ocf

197G_:

Central RR Co of
Central

107% 107%

97

Feb-Aug

First mortgage 4s series A I
yon.-—
AGen mortgage 4'As series A
Jan 1
AGen mortgage 4 '/2s series B

■

93%
19

June-Dec

Corp 3'/4S debentures I960
3'As debentures <1947 issue)
I960
§ACentral Branch U P 1st
gold 4s 1948

-

81%

"

106%

103%

Mar-Sepf
—_Mar-Sept

Celotex

'Central of

1st

debs

S

Continental

•t

105'A

Jan-July

1965

4s

U

1968

1976

Railroads

cum-inc
in

95%

,

1978

Corp 3s debentures

4

105%

Feb-Aug

4s

Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
First mortgage guaranteed

103%

—

107'A

Jan-July

(perpetual)

&

—

99%

*93'A
106

June-Dec

1956

I960--

Clinch field

A 3s

101

94'A

2%s

'

82

*91%

April-Oct

Capital Airlines Ine—
Carolina

101

Gas

3%s debentures 1978

94%

97%

103'% 104%

-May-No®

Pacific

consol

Natural

3%s debentures

102%

Consumers

1976—June-Dec

1955

4%s

Consolidated

100%

92%

Sale Price

Low

Crucible Steel Co of Am

1957-

4%s

100

Week's Range

Last

Period

High

100% 100 %

86%

Jan-July

3s

California Oregon Power 3'/as 1974
Canada Southern consul gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—

Guaranteed

15

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

*96'A

April-Oct

1982

first

Low

102%

C
California

Jan. 1

No.

101%

Jan-July

.

5

BONDS

Consolidated

Jan-July

1955

FEBRUARY

Friday

Sold

High

*94'A 103 %

Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4J/2S 1957
May-Nov

Bush Terminal

ENDED

Range Since

*103

Buffalo

Bush

WEEK

Bands

100'A 100'A

Jan-July

Buffalo

Bangs
Friday's

or

Low

Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969__Mar-Sept
General mortgage 2%s 1976Jan-July

FOR

Week's

Bid & Asked

*96%

Jan-July

94 %

—June-Dec
June-Dec

95%
97%

94%

:,107

123

123

mortgage
Central

mortgage 4%s-3%s

Consol

mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-No®

ser

94%

94%

107%

Consol

mortgage

117%

123

Consol

mortgage 3%s series E

A

105

1979—May-No®

Consol

97'A

96%

RR—

107%

104'A

105

104'A 104%

10

3

102%

105

103

104'A

101%

102 7/a

*

108

123

96%
13

2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
3s series B 1978
June-Dec

Bell Telephone

45

3%s series C

1974

1982

May-No®

Feb-Aug

*98%
*103

—

*

Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 8, 1954

The
26

(634)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

5

FEBRUARY

ENDED

/

Friday

Interest
Period

BONDS
New York Stock Exchange

Friday

Week's Range

Friday'a
Bid A Asked

Last

or

Sale Price

Low

High

Bonds
Sold

Jan. 1
Low

lu55———
——May-Nop
1955_
—May-Nov
Illinois Terminal Hy 4s series A 1970
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Dec
Refunding
Refunding

Inland

4s
5s

Steel

§ A First

Great
series

6s

8 A Adjustment
AFirst

5s

New

Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974

New

AFirst

gold

Orleans

New

Inter

Oil

Interstate

3'As
1st

Orleans

28
95

72'%

__

*101

__

102

102

102%

102

10

103%

100

75

_i

101'A

100

__

101

3s

——

102
96

*

—

■■:[!,■■■

-»
1st 4s

1959—June-Dec

94'A

93

94!4

65

90%

94 'A

Power & Light 2%s

1976—Mar-Sept

94%

94%

94%

2

92 3A

94%

Jamestown Franklin & Clear

Central

K
Kanawha

Kansas
1st

Mich

&

City

1st

mtge

&

2%s

mortgage

2%s 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
April-Oct
mortgage

Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—Jan-July
Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July

Kentucky

Kentucky
Plain

4%s

Jan-July

———

1961

unguaranteed

Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s

3s 1964—
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
1st mtge

Co

Jan-July
1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
1959
Mar-Sept

87

84

98%

94 3A

84

94 3A

104%

103% 104%

48

103%

N

21

*157'A

161%

101% 101%
2%

3

162%

2

99%

101%

149

2%

3%

NY
N
N

N

'

L
Lakefront Dock
1st

A 1968—June-Dec
Mich South gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec

sink

mtge

Lake Shore

&

fund

3%

—June-Dec

1st

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

&

1st

&

Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—

extended to 1984
Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to
1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
1st

85

85

85

1

84

84

2

on 14

»o

38

86%

82

84

87%

90'A

£5

C5

4

59%

65

53

55

7

45

55

9734

g«

7

86

88%

_

21
~~

,

Feb-Aug

mortgage es

Lehigh

21
21

1970_April-Oct

Valley Coal Co—
ref 5s stamped 1964
ref
5s
stamped
1974

Lehigh

Valley

Series

A

Series

B

Series

C

4%s

interest

fixed

fixed

5s
D

4s

E

4%s contingent

68V2

3

67

68%

74%

74%

2

73%

74'%

7s

__

83%

84%

21

81 %

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2

80%

81%

gi'A

60%

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41

59%

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ggi/,

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_June-Dec

5

66

66'%

7*1/,,

2

74

75%

91

2"
21
22

66%

751/,

~~

April-Oct

1952

A

series

May

2003—J—May

Ry

Electric

gALombard

68

2003

to 1979
first 5s 1965
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
Eastern

&

68%

2003_

interest

91

1

91

92

"109%

Loriilard

Co.

<Pi

debentures

3s

First

refund

&

June-Dec
1963

April-Oct

103

103

103

103

Atl

1st

Knox

:

Elec

&

3'As

101% 101%

31

98

101%

»%i"

99

104

"

106

50

103%

105

9314

95

23

91 %

95

"85%

90

82%

83%

mtge 3%s ser F 2003——April-Oct

Cincinnati

&

Gas

mtge

101%

96%

96'%

RR—

First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
St Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
Louisville

"103% 104%

Mar-Sept

1978

Div

1st

4s

mtge

9414

'

April-Oct
April-Oct

"103%

Mar-Sept

1955—__May-Nov

*82

~~

Feb-Aug

100
94

"

102"%

88

(R H)

Manila

RR

sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nou
4s 1959.
—May-Nov

May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3'As s f debentures 1978
Mead

Robbins

&

debs

Feb-Aug

.

Mar-Sept

1973

first

Corp

mortgage 3s 1966
Edison first mtge 27%s

Metropolitan
First

3%s

Jan-July

1972

—

McKesson

May-Nov

2%s debentures 1972

Co.

&

mortgage 2%s

"102%

__

Michigan Central—
Refunding & impt
Michigan
First

Cons Gas

4%s

series C 1979
Jan-July
first mtge 3%s 1969__Mar-Sept
1969

Mar-Sept

sinking fund debentures 1967
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
St

First
A

Paul

Saulte

&

mortgage 4s inc

Missouri. Kansas

Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior

lien

40-year
Prior

series

series

4s

lien

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5s

tMissouri
AFirst

Pacific

"101 %

„

99%

B

105% 105%

30

100% 100%

~1

99%

102%

104'A

105'A

21

102

21

102

4

105%

100%

100'%

101

102

86

1

9

86

80

85%

86

54

5434

14

52'A

54%

95%

9434

95%

49

90

95'A

A

Construction

Construction

«

States Tel &

June-Dec

Dairy

Products

debentures

1986

Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct

Oklahoma
First

mortgage

Cotd

50

104'A

109%

55

92%

101'%

Feb-Aug

2%s

debs

1970—June-Dec

3V8S debs
3%s

1974

1982

June-Dec

First, guaranteed
3s. debentures
3s debentures

4%s

series

1982

see

1961

First




27.

1966

1980—June-Dec
1982:—June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 27As series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec

&

First

&
&

&

First

&

1st

ref M

&

series V

4s

—

debentures
debentures

June-Dec

1985

debentures
Western

May-Nov

1981

& Illinois

Paducah

1st

f gold 4%s

s

A3'%s convertible inc debs Sept

Pennsylvania

97

97

9 9'A

99%

First mortgage 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4'%s
General 4'%s series A 1965

97%

62

101%

100%

100'%

88%

92

97'%

60%
101%

~1

91

97%

97%

89

89
98'4

_

89
99%

General

5s

General

4'As

15

~~

Peoples

~

ref

&

107%

87

89

99%

98

General

5s

General

8

100'A

100%

101%

33

100

101 %

100'A

3

98%

1 07 34

4s external

"98%

100% 100%

98 3A

100'A

100%

series

99%

106

'

97%
4

81

60'A

93%

95'A

—

21

98 %

108

14

107%
92%
94%

98%
59

105%

116%

120%

108

104%

105

105%

109

103%

__

—

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105

105

35

108

109

94%
95%

105

102%

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118

100%
108

106%

3

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109

22

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—

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75%

73%

75%

61

71

71'%

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67%

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31

98%

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7

103'%

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105

1047A 105%

8

104%

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103%

106%

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93

95

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93

91

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91

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98%

107%
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101%

98

101% 101%
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101%

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93%

97

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96

"96% 101

24

101

102%

102%

First
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1st

&

&
&

refunding
refunding

ref

1

102%

5

99%

103

y2102%

22

99%

102%

100% 100%

17

99

100%

99 7A

18

96%

5

96'A

ioi

——

100'A

99

100'A 101

mtge

27As

1982
1983

3'As

37As

1978

99%
101

92 %

94%

97

97

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94%

97

99%

99%

1

98'%

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98%

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96

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96%

16

102%

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9

107%

108

94'A

36

92%

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—

104% 104%
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98%

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99'%

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—

91%

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__

99%

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106%

108%

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108%

108

108V2

49

June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct

104%

104% 105%

128

104

105%

108% 108%

10

108

109 »A

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98

98 7A

84

98

99%

Jan-July
Jan-July

98'A

98 %

98%

41

98

99%

85%

86

12

84%

86%

11

103%

104%

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June-Dec
1960—April-Oct

104% 104%

100

91%

91%

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90

58%

91%

59

6

55

98'% 100

35

*103'A

June-Dec
May-Nop
May-Nop

98%

98%.

12

June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov

91%
59
100

—

109

102%

Jan-July

99 3A

95%
109

*109

Feb-Aug

1974

B

4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974

Firgt & refunding 2%s 1981
20

64%
104

53

*108

1990

gold

10734

79

6%

52

100'A

99

*96

April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
4s April

102%

4 1UU /4

-

>

1981

series D

Eastern first

&

102%

1

16

—

105% 105'A

120%

& Coke Comtge 3%s ser H 1981

100 %

100'4

94%

95 %

Light

Gas

101%

"96

62

103 Va

60'A

6

*95%

I960—April-Oct
June-Deo

1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985

5

101%

3

79%
62%

*95%

1955—Jai(-Jufy

1968—

series B

21

102

102% 102%

21
30

-52%

108

108

April-Oct

General mortgage 4'As series E

IOOVa 100V*

__

102%

102

1

1

Sand 3%s 1960
Power & Light Co—

Glass

65

"91%

96%

Airlines—

Pennsylvania-Central

10S%

97'%

2%

94%

■

debentures 1964—June-Dec

109'%

„

1%

*100'A 103 %

100%

-—Mar-Sept

1984
Oil 3'%s

63 %

16

99%

5%

52%

95%

100ft

60

"58%

Mar-Noo

1987

104'A

23

100 &

99%

-

—

6

103% 104

April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1986

3'As

104'A

62

5

32

101

79

79

June-Deo

1984

Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures

6

102%

100

5%

103%

refunding 27As series Q
refunding 3'As series R

94

Mar-Sept
page

100 &

*100
6

First &

128

April-Oct

1974

footnotes

B

63%

refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec

&

109'%

May-Nov.

Supply 2%s debentures 1967
June-Dec
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954—_——.—May-Nov
New England Tel & Tel Co—

56%

99 7A

First

108% 109%

•-j4prfZ-Oct

National

,273

102% 103

A Income

1986

63%

102% 102%

First

B

69%

62

102%

refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
refunding 3s series L 1974

Pennsylvania

61%

84%

63

Co—

&

89%

100% 100%

79%

6 6'A

102%

Electric

&

refunding 3'%s series I

109'%

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87

76%

181

June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Deo
June-Dec

Gas

109'%

62

84%
82%

—

&

80'A

93

—

86

69%

1975

1980

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104 y4

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3

85%

96

P
Pacific

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101% 102

Peoria

—June-Dec

1st

27%s

.

109

__

10

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consol

consolidated

Wabash

107

w—

*99%

April-Oct

1983

99%

May-Nov

First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser

93

—.

—

134

April-Oct

Skelly Oil 2'%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vactium Oil 2Vis 1976

3s

136

Jane-Dec

1982—

56%

103'%

—

April-Oct

3%s

refund

and

3%s

I960

95

104% 104%
*96%

Jan-July
Jan-July

1976

mortgage & refund 3%s

4s

debs

RR

sinking

Virginian Ry

103'%

June-Dec

Line 3.20s

Southern Bell

86'%

/•

*112

May-No\

Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
t§ASilesian-Amer Coro coll trust 7s

South & North

100'%

/

99

*95%

Mar-Sept

Shell

Sinclair Oil Corp—
3'%s subord conv

81

107

101%

*95

Mar-Sept

Sous 2Vis

18%

95

__

*100 Vi 100%

April-Oct

1971

1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s

74

36

__

*100

1989—May-Nou

J974

16%

mtge 2Vis ser G 1979—June-Dec

1st

95

71

80'%

66

93

Line RR Co—

debentures

1
—

91 '/4

April-Oct

1st mtge 3s series B 1980
37/bS s f debentures 1977

54%

w

May-Noo

debs 1977

conv

74

102Vo 103'%

92 Vi

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & DuItiLh first cons gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
St

95

__

74

*77

Jan-July
May

104%

1975—Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept

First

1997

95

76

120

*95

First and refund

98'%

Ry Co—

4s series A

ASecond
St

*95%

April-Oci

Francisco

mortgage

1971

A

1st

1996

17

-April-Oct

1967

Pictures

and

First

First

Adirond'k

gold

55%

16%

*97%

First and refund

Mar-Sept

95

—

55%

Mar-Sept

2%s debentures

Virginia Electric

s
St Lawrence

*95%
16%

June-Deo

1970

1972

1977

debentures

Consol

Mar-Sept

1969

103'%

June-Dec

Corp 2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s

mtge

Vandalla

99%

97%

Corp—

General mortgage 4Vis series D
General mortgage 3 Vis series J

101'%

18

94%

V

85

April-Oct

97 Vi

122'%

94

RR—

Car

U S Rubber

97%

R
& ref 33%s

Tobacco

(R

92
122

55%

May-Nov
2%s

(subord)

debentures

3%s

2%s

Reynolds

111

97 Vi

Mar-Sept

1961

111

94%

June-Deo

1982

debs

Tank

Universal

Reading Co first

97

104

102% 103%

97%

102 %

97'%

—

94%
101 %

4

94%

May-Nov

of California

Pacific

United

104%

100%

9

107

97%

Jan-July
„April-Oct

impt 3%s 1960

97

*122% 127%

ApriZ-Oct

1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
4Vis s f debs 1972

Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964

94%

111

97

1970—AprtZ-Oot

1968

United Biscuit Co

98

102%

Vi

—

102% 104

104

2Vis

101 %

100

98

96

111

April-Oct

108 Vi

Union

103% 104 >%

96'%

debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept

102

220

*100% 101%

/i/nc-Tleo

94'%

96 Vi

May-Nov

Union

100%
103

__

*130

*192

98%

Pacific—r

and

Corp

debentures

Union

100%

131

*103%

2037—June-Dec

27

95%

gold 5s 2000
:—June-Deo
M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July

Orleans

New

1st mtge & coll
1st

_May-Noc

30

u

98

100%

95

98 Vi

*9o %

May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct

First

96

98

91

07%
*104

May-Nov

3%s series C

first

Pacific-Missouri

3'%s conv

1972

3 Vis

refund

and

106%

May-Nov
Mar-Sept

8s

2019

t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960

3s

refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec

and

S34s

106%

High

94

98 %

Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971

Jan-July

First

5

Low

95

RR—

__

*95

First and refunding
mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037

mortgage

Orleans

Tri-Continental

106% 106%

general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4Vis series D 1977
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 23%s 1970
__Mar-Sepi
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis 1977Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July

refunding

New

&

First

101

and

impt 2%s series D 1985

3s debentures 1965

First and

101

C

Jan. 1

No.

Jan-July

1973

impt M 4s series C

Texas

101

100% 101

Range Since

Sold

93

Jan-July
May-ZYoo

and

Term

101

100%

First

1966

1972

and

Texas

mortgage

First

debentures

Bonds

High

95

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

1973

Refund

97

June-Dec

First mortgage 27%s 1984
Piovidence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963

debs

2%s

debentures

Texas Corp

100%

April-Oct

Friday's

Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—

103

97

or

Bid & Asked

T

86%

100% 100%

—

Jan-July
April-Oct

1962

Corp

3%s

Refund

107'% 1071%

1959-

First general 5s series B

Oil

2Vis

109

B

4'/2s series

1974

Chemical

102%

108%

108%

Sale Price

debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov

(N J)

debentures

Sunray

103

102%

„

108 Vi

April-Ocf

1958

Oil

Stauffer

mortgage 4 Vis series

First

1st

111%

Coal—

First mortgage 4Vis series A
First

Standard

100 Vi

100

103

*102%

Week's Range

Last

Period

Low

107%

85

Interest

Exchange

Swift & Co 2%s debentures

April-Oct

1965

Friday
BONDS

High

98%

97 Vi

June-Deo

Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—

5

New York Stock

Lov)

9

101%

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—

Pittsburgh Consolidation

No.

110% 111 Vi

Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 47%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chera 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964

FEBRUARY

Jan. 1

100 '%

111 Vi

Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3y«s > f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27%s 19(J6__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957^
May-Nov

ENDED

Range Since

Sold

High

100

June-Dec

WEEK

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Low

Phillips Petroleum 2%a debentures

FOR

Week's Range

Interest

receivership,

or

reorganized

under Section

77

of

current week.

flat.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In

the

following extensive list

furnish

AND

RECORD

YEARLY

complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Feb. 1, 1954 and ending Friday, Feb.
5, 1954. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the year.
we

a

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

Par
ACF-Brlll

Manufacturing

l

Agnew Surpass Shoe Store*

Range since Jan I

High

Low

American Stock Exchange

A

9,400

A

Jan

1*6

Jan

Alabama

Gas

3%

1,100

3%

Jan

37%

Jan

Alabama

Great Southern

28'%

28'%

50

127%

Jan

28'%

Feb

Alabama Power 4.20%

700

2%

Jan

3

Feb

Alaska

5

27%

3

Associates

Inc

common

(N J)

Airlines

preferred

Jan

1,500

3%

Jan

5 '%

Jan

9,700

24%

Feb

5%

99

Feb
Feb

1,900

2'%

Jan

27 a

Feb

Feb

25'%

~7%

Jan

10'%

Feb

All

1,600

1%

Jan

2%

Jan

10,500

lji

Jan

2%

Feb

1,600

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

100

7'%

Feb

7%

Feb

2,900

4%

Jan

6

Jan

Algemene
Amer

Kunstzijde

dep

rets

American

Unie

Amer

N

V

shares

Engineering co—

Air-Way Electric Appliance

3

9%

9%

9%

2,500

9%

Feb

Jan

Alrfleet* Inc

11'%

1

12'%

12'%

12'%

200

10'%

Jan

12'%

Jan

Alles & Fisher common—

BOc

%

1 :t
10

V'8

4,400

3%

Jan

n

Jan

Allied




96%

11.700

Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airlines Inc—

31.

100

99

112 %

27%

Jan

page

Jan

10'%

7'%

see

107%

2%

1.600

footnotes

Jan

16%

40

8%

10

8%

For

High

1,700

98'%

Jan

17 '%

17'%
112%

4%

Inc.—

8'%

Ltd

Range since Jan 1
Low

High

17

8%

Petroleums

Shares

110

Corp

1

AJax

for Week

Low

High

%

2%

Sale Price

Sales

Range
of Prices

Last

3'%

'3

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

•

Alnsworth
Air

5

3%

.10
l

Manufacturing

FEBRUARY

ENDED

for Week

Shares

WEEK

%

-1

Adams Hat Stores Inc

Supply

Range
Low

Motors warrants.

Acme Aluminum Alloya
Acme Wire Co common

Aero

Week's
ol Prices

FOR

Sales

9

Artists

Pictures

Corp—

Jan

■

»

1

ww

1-

-w

*0

r-1

,w"*

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE

WEEK ENDED

FOR

EXCHANGE

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Last

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Investing cap itock_.l
(Mich) common
8

Allied Internat'l

Products

Allied

Brewing

Aites

Co
of America—

Co

Aluminum

Ambrook

Industries

American

American

Hard

Co

Laundry Machine

American

Meter

American
American

American

Thread

American

Writing Paper common

Development class A

Anacon

Jan

5%

Jan

Jan

25%

Jan

Jan

1%

Jan

Jan

1

Jan

100

1%

7,800

1

23

IB

Products

Jan

50

Jan

400

7%

Jan

8%

Jan

Central

650

21%

Jan

22%

Jan

1,100

21%

Jan

25

Jan

33

Jan

33%

Feb

35%

Jan

35%

Jan

Charis

2,600

48

Jan

55%

Jan

Charter Oil Co

12%

500

11

Jan

13%

Jan

414

1,600

4

Jan

4%

Jan

Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing

23%
4%
27
33%

__

—

54

52%

54%

12%

12%

5%

27,200

4%

Jan

5%

Feb

27%

^

1,200

26%

Jan

27%

Feb

33%

125

4%

4

13%

13

13%

400

12

Jan

13%

Feb

12%

12%

14%

16,200

10%

Jan

14%

Feb

Feb

3'A

3%
•
__

3%

10,400

3%

7%

7%

100

7%

Jan

Oil

Fuel

Arkansas Louisiana
Arkansas

Power

Armstrong Rubber Co class
4%%
Aro

Equipment Corp

A4#^cifcte Electric Industries—
American dej!> rets reg
Laundries

Associated

Tel

Cl

A

div

arrear

Coast

4

4

4

400

3%

Jan

4%

Jan

Clarostat Manufacturing

11%

2,900

9%

Jan

11%

Feb

Claude

108%

70

Jan

109%

Jan

15

5,200

12%

Jan

15

16%

17%

Jan

17%

Jan

9%

9%

9,100
7,700

15%

9%

8%

Jan

9%

22%

paid

Atlantic

Coast

Line

Plywood

Automatic

16%

17 VB

17 %

i

aft

Colon

Collieries

Corp

Jan

Colonial

(The)

1%

Feb

Colonial

Sand

Jan

91%

Jan

1%

Jan

175

85%

Jan

93 %

Feb

6%

12,900

5%

Jan

9%

6,300

8%

Jan

93'A

8%

2

Baldwin
Banco

los

Oil

Barium

11

12%

12%

lo

2%

Baumann

(L)

Bearings

Inc
S)

(A

Vtc

Shoe

Benson

&

Bickford's

Inc

—

30

30

__

Blauner's

Consolidated

Bohack

(H

5%%

—

' 11%

Inc

Foote

Brazilian

Gear

Works

—

•

24%

Traction

20o

Inc~

2%

Jan

2%

British

American

7%

•

British

American

10a

Company

$5

2nd

4%

cumulative

Bruce

Bruck

Rubber

(E L)
Mills

junior

class

B

-

Buckeye

Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7%

convertible

Bunker

Hill

5%

Feb

Continental

Burma

Mines

Jan

Cook

&

200

11%

Jan

12%

Jan

Corby (H)

2%

Jan

3

Jan

Jan

6

Jan

Cornucopia

Paint

Class

5,400

B

1)3 Jan

2%

Jan

3%

Jan

Corroon

Jan

5% Jan

6%

9%

Jan

10%

Jan

31

$1

Jan

1,200

Burry Biscuit Corp

Calamba

Products common

California
Calvan

Electric

Camden

Fire

Co

Insurance-

Bread

Canada

Cement Co Ltd common

6%%

Co

Ltd

—

preference

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Industries Ltd—

preferred

Canadian

Jan

Marconi

Carnation

Carolina

common

Co

Carreras

&

Reynolds
preferred class

Courtaulds

Feb

5%

Feb

4

Jan

Jan

6%

Jan

5%

Feb

12 %

.

Jan

29%

31%

8%

Jan

8%

Jan

2,100

26%

Jan

33%

Jan

5

5

200

4%

2%

2%

33,300

2%

Feb

2%

7%

8%

600

7%

Feb

11%

Jan

38%

41%

1,700

31

Jan

42%

Jan

12%

13%

16,600

10%

Jan

13%

Feb

19

19%

2,400

17%

Jan

19%

3%

13%

Jan

11%

11%

11%

300

9%

9%

9%

600

21%

20%

21%

11

Jan

5

4

Jan

Feb
Jan

Jan

11%

Jan

9%

Jan

9 %

Jan

900

20'A

Jan

21%

Jan

200

9

8%

Jan

8%

Jan

9%

Jan

14%

13%

14%

6,100

13%

Jan

14%

Jan

13%

12%

13%

3,400

12%

Feb

13%

Jan

Jan

1

Jan

24'A

23%

24%

6,500

22"%

Jan

24%

Jan

10%

11%

1,300

10%

Jan

11%

Jan

*

1

1.25

Corp

Feb

15%

Jan

15%

Jan

Crown

Cent

Cork

Internat'l

Drug

Co

3,100

4%

Feb

Jan

41%

1,000

40%

Jan

41%

Feb

Crown

10%

500

9%

Jan

10%

Feb

Crystal

43%

1,750

40%

Jan

43%

Jan

$6

11%
12

5

"A"

Refining
preferred

11%

Feb

Cuban

Atlantic

12

Feb

Cuban

Tobacco

Jan

Jan

Curtis

Lighting

Inc

9%

Jan

Jan

Curtis

Manufacturing Co

100

8%

Jan

9%

10

Sugar

partic

24%

Jan

25%

23%

Jan

Jan

32

Jan

Jan

12

Jan

11%

ft Jan

%

Jan

9%

Feb

10%

11%

100

%

500

9%

9%

800

8%

7%

8

300

7%

700

17%

19.400

73%

Jan

7,100

%

Jan

Jan

9%

18%

18%

82%

88

Jan
Jan
Jan

Jan

8

Jan

18:

Feb

7

88

%

Jan

7

Jan

Feb

88

%

Jan

IB

%
6%

6%

100

6

Jan

6%

Jan

10%

9%

10%

1,600

9%

Jan

10%

Jan

14%

"

15%

350

14%

15%

Feb

2%

1,900

2

2%

18%

20

300

20

1%
18%
142

__

Jan
Jan

Feb
Jan

"7%

"7%

8,800

19%

21%

170

18

Jan

200

5

Jan

2%

Jan

21%

Jan
Jan

150

Jan

91

Jan

2%

Jan

4%

Feb

Daitch

3%

300

3

Jan

3%

Feb

Davenport

2%

400

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

Davidson

7%

7,600

x6%

Jan

8%

Jan

7%

_5
*

(Mo)

Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class

6

2.50

6

12%

5

300

12%

67/8

12 Vb

Jan

8%

Jan

21%

Feb

Jan

6

Feb

13

Jan

Jan

88%

5%

1,100

Jan

6'A

Jan

Jan

22%

Feb

21

Jan

22

D

Jan

4%

Crystal

Dejay

"

— —

""""

22%

6,100

_5%

350

Dairies Inc
Mills

Brothers Inc

Stores common
Mfg class A

8%

10c
35

A
common

Gasket

&

Jan

5%

Jan

Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
Detroit Steel Products
Devoe

12,300

3%

Jan

3%

Feb

19%

100

18%

Jan

19%

Feb

12%

44,100

Jan

12%

600

100

17%

89%'

Jan

17

Jan

Devon-Leduc
Distillers

Feb

100

2,400

Jan

6%

Jan

11%

Jan

14

13%

14

800

12%

Jan

14

Dobeckmun

Jan

11

Feb

6%

Dome

22%

—

--

6,300

20%

Jan

22%

Jan

6%

8%

100

8%

Jan

8%

8'A

300

8

Jan

8%

Jan

11% xll%

4,100

Jan

12%

Jan

11%

3s 6d

%

%

ft

9,000

%

Jan

3%

3%

3%

1,500

2%

Jan

Driver

3%

50c

Jan

3%

Harris

"3%

1,000

3%

Jan

3%

107A

6,300

9%

Jan

11'A

Class

Feb

10%

Jan

10

10

Feb

10%

5,600

4%

4FS

11,300

4%

Feb

23%

24%

700

23%

Jan

10%
5

24%

Dunlop

Feb

.

98%

300

9%

22,300

5%

8,900

97%

Feb

98%

Feb

Ltd

•

common

Duval

28%

28%

5%

5%

200

17%

600

100

24

reg

class B common

Sulphur & Potash

22 /•>

--

H
9%
6%

Jan

Jan

300

12%

12%

Feb

1,900

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

2

'

Jan

1,100

22'A

Jan

26%

Jan

Jan

11%

Jan

26%

24

US

1%

8,000

*

•
1

11S Jan
2%

Feb

1

iil

Jan

2%

Feb

2%

200

II

11%

I,100

10%

Jan

11%

Jan

22%

23%

21%

Jan

23%

Jan

4%

1,900
1,300

4%

Jan

413

Jan

5%

100

5%

Jan

6%

Jan

83%

83%

25

Jan

83%

Feb

11

11%

1,400

Jan

11%

Jan

7%

Jan

9%

Feb

6

Feb

7

Jan

Jan

7

Jan

2%

9%

9

6

1

1,200
900

7

x78

1074

6%

1,100

6%

21

21%

600

19 %

Jan

23

44%

45%

300

43

Jan

45%

Feb

15%

16

900

15 %

Jan

16%

Jan

9%

8,400

8%

Jan

9%

Jan

33%

Jan

34%

Jan

41

41

41%

500

40%

Jan

42%

Jan

10%

10%

10%

II,800

9 Vb

Jan

10 %

Jan

9

6%

8%

Jan

3

3

200

3

Feb

3

Feb

3%

3%

200

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

8%

Jan

9%

Jan

5

Jan

6

Jan

Jan

29

Jan

25

9%

5%

9%

5%

5%

100

27%

800

26%

.*

Co

137%

5%

11 ft

1

Test Corp common

Jan

Feb

Jan

4%

—

new__10s

(The) Co

Jan

1%

Ltd—
ord

5%

17%

12%

ij'(

21
45 /2
15%

10c

dep rets

Feb

800

6%

1

common

Jan
Jan

1%

10
;

5 Vb

16%

12%

1%

*
10
*

Co

x277/s

7,
29%

135 %

17

1

Co

Durham Hosiery
Duro

97%

Co

Rubber Co

Duraloy

Jan

lft Jan

(Allen B) Laboratories—
A

American

Jan

•

Power

DuMont

Jan

~3%

•

Drilling & Exploration Co

Jan

1,000

xl7

1

*

Textile

Jan

1 iV,

5%

2.50

Douglas Oil Company—,
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common

ft -la"
3%

1

4

•

Dominion

Jan

8%

common

Exploration

Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd

Jan

8%

1

Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock

Feb

6%

Co

4s

reg

1

ft

I

Ltd
Domestic Finance Corp common
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd

*
21 VB

25c

dep rets ord
(The) Corp

Diversey

Jan

28'A

Ltd—

Co

Feb

1

__

1

Ltd

Oils

American

18%

500

—

10

Raynolds class B

Feb

6%

6

11%

1
1

Feb

8%,

&

_

1

Manufacturing

5%

Jan

6%
16%

1,700

14 %

Jan

Jan

Jan
Jan

75

6'A

100

Jan

3%
.

50c
5

debenture

6

6 %

16'%

6%

6%

1

Dennison

300

6 %

15%

1
-2.50

,

Hosiery

5%

600

1-

Jan

Jan

31

%

♦
10

common

50

6%

—

5%

20 %

100

5%

11%

*
25c

common

1,100

25 %

11%

4li

Feb

1,400

32

5%

Jan

4%

6%

10%

5%

23

11

5

common

11%

1

600

22%

£1

common

Jan

6%

10%

Jan

1
*

common

Oil

Jan

11%

•

Feb

13

32

*

(Md)

10%

10

11%

Jan

6%

Jan

*

(ord reg)

Petroleum

2,000

17

8%

7%

Jan

u

1
1

4%

17

50c

Jan

5%

400

23

5

90%

98

22%

6%

8,500

%

*

Company

200

9%

1,500

6%

%

---*
5c

10

300

1,700

10

7

5%

5%

Co__1

Crowley Milner & Co

Jan

Crown

6%

6%
__

_1

Corp

Machine

dep receipts

15%

5 %

7

1

A

13

500

5,900

99%

•

10

Petroleum

(The)

14%

1

-2
•

"9%

9

47A

5 Vb

—

—

—

—

*8%

Jan

9%

25%

Jan

4%

Jan

5},\

29%

Jan

29%

Jan
Jap

5

$5 pfd
Biscuit Co

Eastern

5%

5

dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
gee

page




20,400

23

23

23%

400

13%

3,800

13%

2%

2%

84%

1

4% Jan
22%
13

5%

Jan

24%

Jan

Feb
Jan

States

100

84

l

85

112

__

112

l

£1
—

3

•

—

1%

600
150
40

9,400

13%

Jan

Jan

7%

Jan

Common

Jan

3

Jan

$2

80%
110

Jan
Jan

Jan

86 %
112

1 Vs

Jan

Corp

Easy

shares

of

9%

Jan

10%

Jan

600

60 Vz

Jan

66 %

Feb

30

25

Jan

25%

Feb

300

8

Jan

8%

Jan

157

Jan

134

Jan

146

Jan

22

Jan

25

Feb

25%

8'A

8%

25

B

*
_5

Jan

Electric

Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd-—-100
Empire Millwork CorpJ
1
Emsco Manufacturing Co—
5

13

12%

20%

19%

100

25

30

Jan

Jan

__

int—1

common

Washing Machine class

8%

•

—

& Share

25%

_•

beneficial

preferred
Bond

9,000

1

preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—

2%

9%

65'A

147

10

65%

—25

$7

7

13%

2s 6d
31.

5%

1

•

..10

prior preferred
Eastern Malleable
Iron
4% %•

•

•

common

For footnotes

Feb

13%

Ltd—

American

15%

Ltd—

American

9%

Jan

1

common

Croft

2.50

Power & Light

American

Feb

30c

:

Creole

11%

19.50

Inc

Co

Carr-Consolidated

39,400

10

Mines

Jan

12%

1

Carey Baxter & Kennedy
&

Gold

Jan

_100

Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Carman

5%

9%
12

20

Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common

7%

5

1

non-voting

5%

3%

S

Canada

Jan

2%

—

Co__,

1%

19%

•

Power

Oil & Gas

Consol

41

—

10

5%

1

Estate

Sugar

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.

Jan

•

Inc

Duke
Cable Electric

Feb

12

30"%

Engineering—1

&

Varnish

Jaa

12 %c

shares

Jan

24

*

Distillery Ltd—
voting

A

Coro

Ltd—

American dep rets ord

18%

__

10c

Inc
&

Foundry

11%

"5%

2.50

Sullivan

&

Jan
Jan

700

I

Commercial

Jan

21%

—

10
9

preferred

18%
22%

5%

Co

Corp

Var

Jan

3%

•
common

preferred

60c

Lines

Jan

19%

2.50

Co common
Ltd

Air

Aviation
Car-Na

Feb

—1

preferred

1,600

1,100

5%

Continental

1%
5%

1

Co common

Jan

18%
24

5%
5%

Jan

29%

1
•

preference

Jan

Jan

23

41

15%

125

•

Distillers

ft

1

18%

Jan

preference

Forman

23%

26

%

600

Oil

500

10s

reg
common

common

convertible

$3

Power

%

15%

Ltd—

rets ord

26%

Jan

Liquidating

200

10a

reg

dep

Jan

%

Royalty

Detroit

bearer

ord

Brown

Brown

"

22%

ord

Columbia

25%

1,100

26

Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*

3%

•

rets

British

Brown

5%
"

rets

British Celanese

100

ft

Consolidated

American Tobacco—

dep
dep

71

Consolidated

7'%
5%

—

__

•

Amer

Jan

Consolidated

21

Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light CoBrillo Manufacturing Co common—

Amer

67%

Jan

2'/a

4%

Breeze

Co

500

Jan

1 %

9%
24%
90%
3
3'%

__

Light & Pwr ord—*

Oil

71

11

5%

9%

10

•

Scrymser

Bourjois

Jan

70

Jan

10%

•
3

cumulative preferred-100
Co
—5
1

prior

Borne

11%

250

Utilities

4

1
A

Jan

Jan

Jan

10%

43%

class

Jan

9%

Jan

11

4

(S) & Co common
C) Co common

Jan

700

9%

Co

Engineering
Gas

41%
10%
41%

—

10%

common

Blumenthal

5%
4%

10%

1

Consolidated

5%

41%

Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr & Gorham

Jan
Jan

10%

13%

1956

Jan

15%

--

14%

1

common

Jan

5

10%
71

10

Feb

14%
4%

—

1

common

~7%

113

1

1%

common__23

Inc

Hedges

10%

1

common

Co

Jan

Jan

9%

Co

6%

7,000

5%
10

1

Inc

of Canada

Watch

to

29,700

-

5%
10 %

.-1

common

Corp

Aircraft

Telephone

-

2 ft

Ai

1

common

Jan

*6%
lft

12%

Co

9%

2%

2

2%

•
1

—

Benrus

ext

Class

1

Instruments

Bellanca

2%

3

50o

& Co

Beau-Brummell Ties
Beckman

10%

50o

Inc

9%

4,800

9%

Hotel Inc

6

10%

1

Corp

Jan

~1%

12%

Inc

Stone

8,600

1

Light & Power Ltd

Jan

8%

-50
*

Community Public Service
C'oinpo Shoe Machinery—

Andes—

Steel

Fund
&

2,800

5%

4%

5ft

common

Refractories

Jan

8%

1%

2

—

shares

Tr

89

Jan

1%

1

Manufacturing

Continental

Ltd

Barcelona

Jan

Jan

Jan

4%

ordinary

Continental

Corp—_

7%

Jan

72%

7%

300

vtc

Oils

Continental

Company

Securities

de

American

Feb

7

—

2%

200

w

10%

1

Rubber

Jan

76%

87

—

10%

100

n
11

2

-

b

Baldwin

23 %

.

& Selburn Oil & Gas—

CJafjS
A
Baker-Rau'lang

Jan

Jan

25

5%

Airlines

6%

Feb

5%

5%
8%

•

common

Feb

29%

100

89

—1

Equipment

Development

Jan

l'A

700

93

1

4%

Jan

5
1

Co

Products

Farm

Jan

80%

540

IV*

1%

1%

50

Inc

Jan

Jan,

7%

7%
89

1

Caribbean

1

1

3,600

88%

87

1

Products

■■■

Bailey

Brad

Jan

Colts

1

Corp

Steel

Jan

4%

40

5%

Inc

5%

1
>-»

"iVB

1 Vb

■

Bell

17%

16

1,000

3

Beck

Jan

Cockshutt

Commodore

Ayshire

Basic

Coastal

Feb

Colonial

1

Banff

Club

Feb

51

Jan

45%

1

Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine

::'r

Jan

23

Jan

20

100

51

50

warrants

Corp

3%

Jan

76%

5%

Co

Aluminum

117

Jan

114%

2,200

23

on

Co—*

23%

Jan

Feb

Jan

22%

26%

76%

Hosiery Co
i
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal Corp
common
20

Feb

14%

17%

3%

225

28

—

Claussner

•

Fisheries

Atlas

Clark

Dec 22 '53)__*

'53 & $41 on

Atlantic
Atlas

Jan

Tel—

&

$43

(ex

July 1

5%

£1

America

of

Feb

Jan

•
•
50
2.50

A

convertible preferred

Associated

25%

x4%

5

Co

Gas

Light $7 pfd

&

23

15

1,200

4%

-27%

1

1,050

1
5

Corp

4%

4%

27%

3,000

Cable Corp—

Circle

2,700

pfd—100

Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc

3%

7%

City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%%
convertible preferred
Clark (The) D L Co

4%

105

3 'A

4,100

Jan

Jan
6

1
5

Jan

25%

108

6,000

31|

7%

com

Jan

Neon

3%

Hi

16

5
10
4

3\!i

4%
10%

Jan

3IB

4%

Jan

4%

—1

25%

11%

15%

10,200

2.50

7%

Controller

300

5%

7%

Ltd

4%

Jan

15%

4%
3%

10

25%

1
1

Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co

15%

10
1

Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Wire &

High

Jan

3%

10
2

common

£1

Angostura-Wupperman

Arkansas

Corp

2.40

shares

pfd

Light 4%

4

4:%

100
—1
100

Century Electric Co common
Century Investors
Inc
_.
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Chamberlin Co of America

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"

Power &

45%

8V4

22%
25^

Low

700

•

Products—

Steel

Ohio

4%

*

preferred

3.50%
Central

Range since Jan 1

High

1

preference $1.50 series
Conv preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—

7%

--

i

Conv

22%

__

20o
2

Ltd

Mines

Lead
Post

11%

Jan

25%

5%
27%

2
0
5
B

preferred

American

Anchor

Jan

4%

25%

__

10
common

5%

Jan

Shares

4

10
1
1
1

(A

8%

com

Republics

Amurex Oil

Jan

23%

200

__

Co

American Seal-Kap

96%

Jan

5'/a

■

M) & Co
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur
Corp
Castle

for Week

__

•

common

Cenco

22%

Co

Maracaibo

American

Jan

1

25
1
-*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—21
Potash & Chem cl A conv—*
Manufacturing Co

American

92%

23 %

1%

20

—

Jan
Jan

23

23 %

25%

100
25

American

3%

Products

Sales

Range
Low

1

Carter (J W) Co common
Cascqi

850

1

Bever,age common
American Book Co

Rubber

3

Jan

Catalin

5%

conv

American

Jan
Jan

29%

100

200

Inc

Bantam Car

96 A

95

__

250
pfd__—la
Co class A—1

Air Filter 5%

SAraerican

96!/2

•
—•

common

30%
3,b

3 /»

..

Jan

10%

100

cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Industries

—

2%
30%

2%
200

Par

High

Low

Week's
of Prices

Last

Sale Price

Range since Jan 1

--

30

30

STOCKS

American Stock Exchange

High

--

———*

$3.75

Aluminum

Low

Par

1954

FEBRUARY | 5
Friday

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Monday, February 8

13 Yb
20%

1.100

12%

Jan

13% Jan

13,500

19%

Jan

20%

Jan

200

13%

Jan

14%

Jan

14%
103% 103%
14 %

6%

18

7

10
1

700

102

Jan

6'A

Jan

17%

Jan

X:

Number 5297

Volume 179

...

The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle

(637)

29

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange

Corp

Esquire

preferred

1

Corporation Ltd

Warrants

Eureka

$1 or 25c.

Line

Pipe

2

33

34%

650

47/a

100

%

—-

38,100

4%
U

U

1 jV

,3«

%

Kawneer

r

Jan

347/a

Feb

Kennedy's

5

Jan

Kenwell

1

A Feb

Key

%

Feb

Kidde

(Walter)

Jan

24

Jan

Kings
4%

F
Camera

Oils

Fargo

1

Ltd—,

Federated

24

Ltd

*

Ltd

Sterling

(Pliila)

A

Class

of

Inc

B

Co

&

4%

4,400

Jan

Kirkland Lake

Co

Jan

47%

5,300

43 %

Jan

72%

Jan

Kleinert

24%

4,700

20%

Jan

24%

Jan

Knott

4%

4%

500

3}& Jan

13,400

10%--11%

-

„

„.

•

6%

*

6%

6%

4%

Feb

10 %

Jan

11%

Feb

5%

Jan

6%

Jan

3% Jan

6,100

*

81%

*

87

x77%
86%

81%
87

8,400
50

65% Jan

81%

Feb

71'

87

5%

Kobacker

Kropp

Power

Corp

General

Electric

American

*

Co

dep

Outdoor

Plywood Corp

Adv

convertible
Public

$5

Mich

Giant

Alden

Glenmore

pfd

Globe

1%

.20

—

$6

117%
V
2%

class

Non-voting common
1st preferred
Hydraulics

Gridoil

Grocery
Gypsum

23%

109% 109%
4%
5%
11% 11%
1%
1%

1%

3,700
10

21% Jan

3,800

23%

Feb

Lefcourt

Jan

11%

Feb

Le

1%

Jan

Liberty Fabrics of N

1%

Jan

Jan

1%

Jan
Jan

Jan

700
70

105

1,300

Jan
Jan

1%
10

Jan

10.6

Corp
Dept Stores
Co
Rubinstein

Louisiana Land

11V*

Jan

Lynch

114%

Jan

Jan

104%

118

104%

1,600

2%

Jan

7%

Jan

Higbie

Mfg

5%
Hoe

Steel

Co

9%

200

x8%

Jan

9%

12%

Jan

12%

—

.

convertible

(R)

Co

&

preferred

class

Holophane
Horder's

19%

Jan

7

Feb

Jan

Manischewitz

8%

Jan

Mapes Consolidated

12'A

Jan

Marconi

20%

Jan

11%

8

Co

Horn
Horn

5%

Hurd

Oil

&

Lock

Inc

Marion

Feb

&

70

78

Jan

80

80

78
%

80
%

39
25%

—

—

—

—

1;S
41%
25%

%

300

36%

900

24%

23%

—

Securities

16%

16%

17

1,400

15%

Mays

Jan

McDonnell

Feb

McKee

Jan

26 %

Jan

23%

Jan

Mead

Jan

Jan

17%

Jan

169

600
200

132

Jan

65,600

2

Jan

xl67

—

18%

18%

2%
19

5,200

167

Co

Feb

174

17%

Jan

6%

6%

10,900

6%

Feb

14%

14%

900

14%

Jan

15

13%

13%

13%

900

13 %

Jan

13%

of

International

Cigar

Metal

Metal

Industries

International

Petroleum

International

Products

International
Investors
Iowa

Royalty

Public

3.90 %

Iron Fireman
Ironite

Irving

Textile

Corp

Participating

Bumper

Jan

Michigan

Steel

c

Feb

2%

Jan

Jan

2%

250

21%

Jan

22

23%

54%

__

—

55

1%

1%

„

22

23%

—

3%

3%

9

9

2%

*

32%
3%

Middle

Hone

States

2%
32

22

Jan

Midland

Oil

400

22 %

Jan

25

Jan

400

52%

Jan

55

Jan

200

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

Midvale

1,300

3%

Feb

4

Jqn

Mid-West

9%

3,100

87/d

Jan

10

Jan

Midwest

2%

2,100

2% Jan

Jan

Mid-West

1%
3%

33 %

4,900

26%

Jan

2%
33%

Feb

Midland

$2

7

Inc

Steel

Kansas
For

Motors
Gas

&

400

2%

Jan

3%

Feb

2,300

6%

Jan

7%

Jan

Mining

425

21%

Jan

23%

Jan

Minnesota

__

9%
2%

footnotes

see

4%%

Feb
Jan

11%

500

22%

1,000

25%

21%

22

22

7%

11

Jan

21%

Feb
Jan
Jan

25

122%

21 %

Jan

700

7%

33

Feb

11%

-A

-

Jan

3,200

8%

11%

Jan

23

Jan

8%

Jan

300

12'/8

Jan

19

Feb

21%

Jan

650

22 %

Jan

25

Jan

12 %

12%

12%

2,600

11%

Jan

13%

Jan

15%

15%

16%

3,400

15%

Jan

16%

Jan

3 %

3V8

3%

5,500

2%

Jan

3%

Jan

7%

37,700

6

Jan

7%

Jan

500

25

Jan

30

5,200

15

Jan

19%

7A

7%

28%

30

17%

18%

18%

6%
56

15
2%

1

56

10

56

Feb

7

Jan
Feb

Jan
Jan

57%

Jan

2%

2%

200

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

5%

5%

500

5%

Jan

6

Jan

1,900

11%

13

13

13 %
1

*
10

13%

Feb

%

Jan

1

Jan

900

7%

Jan

8

Jan

15%

800

13%

Jan

15%

13%

4,400

11%

Jan

13%

Feb

11

Feb

12

Feb

7%
15%

12%

12%
11

_1

Jan

1,600

7%

12

1

7%

Jan

&

13%

Jan

14%

Jan

Missouri

2,500

19 %

Jan

20%

Feb

100

93%

Jan

95%

Feb

72

Feb

4.40%

Feb

4.80%

150

70

Jan

9%

200

9

Jan

2%

2%

400

2%

Jan

2 %

Jan

7

7

200

6%

Jan

7%

Jan

9%

Service

4%

50

pfd

31 /a

31

10/s

10%

-*
100

Jan

34%

Feb

Jan

44%

Jan

preferred

98

Jan

100

Jan

8%

Jan

11%

Feb

13 %

Feb

Morris

2%

Jan

Mt

12

600

11%
13 %

Jan

13%

Jan

Mt

4
2.50

3va
17 A

45%

100

44%

Jan

45%

Feb

Mountain

States

Power

common—7.25

__

__

Jan

Mountain

States

Tel

Tel—

18

18%

Feb

Muntz

18%
1°9
13/b

5

132

187/b

„

__

13

14

•

*

preferred--Mills

Vernon-Woodberry

TV

«-—1

30

100%

Jan

103%

Feb

Murray Ohio

29

30%

1,800

24%

Jan

30%

Feb

Muskegon

x60%

62'A

11,400

57

Jan

62'A

Feb

Muskogee Co common

3%

200

3

Jan

3'A

Feb

Muter

600

4%

Jan

500

12%

Jan

102% 103%

5

12%

5%

13

13%

14

2,500

12%
7%

32

31

9%

„

32

10%

5%
13 %

Jan

14%

Company

Jan

Jan

7%

28%

Jan

31%

Jan

,9%

Feb

10%

Jan

7%
98

98%

130

89

95%

1,675

32%

125

Jan

8

Jan

Jan

91 %

Jan

98%

Feb

83

Jan

95%

Feb

19

24%
__

3%
31/3

31%

Jan

19

Jan

31%

Jan

32%

Feb

23%

24%

14,800

19%

Jan

24%

Jan

11%

11%

300

10%

Jan

11%

Jan

3%

3%

3,000

3%

Jan

3%

Feb

2%

3%

7,000

2%
84

Jan

__

__

10%

10%

Jan

3 %
88

__

97/8

Jan

10%

Jan

6

6%

300

6

Jan

6%

Jan

3%

3%

400

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

3%

4%

2,100

1%

1%

1%

11,200

1%

1 !|

6,400

National

Milling

100

2%
„

40

37%

125

34%

Jan

37%

Feb

6%

1,500

5%

Jan

6%

Jan

3%

100

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

3%

3%
17

18

17%

18%

108

109

100
250

3%

176

Jan

Feb

Feb

16

Jan

18

7,500

17%

Jan

18%

Jan

310

105%

Jan

109%

Jan

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

1%

1%

15,700

7%

7%

200

27%

Jan

28 %

Jan

Jan

7%

Jan

29%

7%

Jan

31%

Jan

7

6%

6%

6%

1,300

5%

Jan

6%

Jan

15%

15%

15%

200

14%

Feb

4%

4%

600

6%

7

Bellas

National

Hess

common

"

National

National

Industries

National

Radiator
Rubber

National

Starch

Co

Steel

Transit

National

Union

1

Neptune
Nestle

Le

Mur

Oil

British

4%%

Dominion

Ltd

England Tel & Tel
Clock

Feb

1%

Jan

Jan

15%

Jan

New

1%

Jan

Jan

New

Park

Process

New

Idria

New

Jersey

Min

Mexico

&

Co

Arizona

Co

Land

1

*

10

2%

Jan

New

York

&

Feb

104%

Feb

New

1%

7,000

1%

Jan

2%

22,900

2

Jan

2%

Jan

10%

100'

10

Jan

10%

Feb

Jan

12%

Jan

17

600

16%

Jan

18%

Jan

15%

17

l.*o

Co

Merchandise

10

1A Jan

20% x21 %

8,000
2,000

IT1.

Feb

—

15%

Jan

18%

Jan

21%

Feb

26

17
X21%

Jan

26%

Jan

1,900

1%

Jan

2

400

24%

Jan

28%

Jan

4%

500

4%

Feb

4%

Feb

4

2

2r<r

A

2

A

118% 119%

1

2%

3/a

13

4

1/e

3 %

Jan

Jan

200

1%
26%

1 '8

3

3%

3%
1%
25%

^ A

44,500

1\\

Jan

2

A

Feb

1,630
2,400

115%

Jan

119 %

Feb

2%

Jan

3%

Feb

7%

7%

7

Jan

1%

11,600

1

Jan

1%

Feb

41%

10,000

40

Jan

42%

Jan

13%

14

11%

Jan

14%

Jan

%

Jan

1

1%
47

600

2.000

13,800
50

45

1 %

26%

27

250

7%

8

200

25

7%

Feb

Jan

52

Jan

Jan

10%

Jan

Jan

27

Feb

Jan

8

Jan

—

8

Jan

7%
1

9%

26%

Jan

40%

47

•

common

Auction

Jan

104%

Jan

12

' A
1 A

1

Jan

2%

/b

40.4

20

Honduras Rosario

York

2%

10

Jan

50c

1

common

8,100

Feb

13%

25

preferred

Chem

Mining Co

2%

York

Co

Zinc
&

17%

Feb

16%

1
40c

100

Watch

&

convertible

4%

Jan

Jan

12

—2.50

common
Co common

New

Haven

1%
15%

800

10%

*

Meter

2%

1,900

16,400

1

1
30c

common

Radio

Jan

2%

2%

10

Ltd

Car

7%

12%

1

Machinery

Jan

17%

4

Products

National

Jan

5%

12

2

Corp

National Research
National

Inc

2

4,500

16%

2

Industries———10c

Phoenix
Presto

4%

12

& Stores common——1
Petroleum
Ltd
25c

Mfg

National

15%

Jan

17 /«

1

—*

National Fuel Gas
National

Jan

4

&

1

104% 104%

2%

Jan

Jan

37%

174% 176

—

10
Dehydrating

Co

1%

A

Jan

2%

2%
172%

-1

Inc

Alfalfa

3% Jan

2

Jan

2%

N
Corp

Namm-Loeser's

15%

lj3

400

2%

--

Jan
Jan

600

4%

101 %' Feb

Jan

Feb

300

98%

5
common—2.50
10
common
50c

Mfg Co
Piston Ring

Jan

13,100

94

32%

100

Inc

3%

__

30%
62

5

Jan

106%

Jan

3%

11%

Jan

Jan

98%

--

45%

18

104 %

97

6'A

1

Products

&

95%

70

70

106

10c

America

of

60

106%

101% 101%

96%

--

106
101 /2
2 A
176
37 /8

„

131

Feb
Jan
Jan

40

Jan

1,400

31%

11%
105

30%

Jan

18%

Jan
Jan

9,000

8%

cumulative

Jan

10%

3,100

12%

6%

30

103'/a
34%

10%

Jan

Jan

44%

1,600

12

Jan

4%

42%

3,800

Jan

4,700

3

33%

13'%

__

50

11%

Jan

Jan

43

11%

Corp

31%
l

--

Feb

2

4%

500

34 a

preferred series B„100

Metal

24

2,700
>

*

common

13%

Clemens

26%

100

26%
2%

10%

Jan

Jan

26%

--

4%

11

2%

Jan

2%

Loan

Plan

Jan

5%

4%

4.50%

Monroe

Feb

14%

Jan

Co—

cumulative
cumul

25%

Jan

1

Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power

72

Jan

13%

50c

preferred

14

9%

24%

750

1

Light 5%

95%

Public

100

14%

5%

5

Canada

of

Pwr

25%

13%

--

14 /a

shares

—

20%

71

50

25

•
*

Co

94%

50

preferred—*

conv

50c

19%
.

common

dividend

New




11%
23%

11%

4,200

13%

1

31.

Jan

Products—

convertible

Corp

New

page

Jan

11%

24%

preferred series C
.-100
Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*

__

15c

pfd

23%

Jan

25%

2.50

$1

14

20%
—

•

4%%

Jan

10%

11%

Refineries

7%

1

Corp

22%

1,600

20%

common

Piping

3%

10c

Electric

150

11

1

Abrasive

23 %

K
Kaiser

Feb

23%

10%

Jan

24%

—

Miller Wohl Co common

New

Glass Co common

57%

19

Corp.

Corp

Co

6%

3%

v

J
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd

14'A

24%

Corp

Petroleum

non-cum

22%

25c

1

Jerry

Jan

Jan

Feb

1

Chute

14

51%

25c

common

Tube

National

t

100

11,200

33

—1

preferred———

Brothers

l7/8

1

v

Jan

14%
57%

15%

1

Michigan

2%

100

Manufacturing

3

54%

—

New

Jeannette

Jan

20%

Co

Michaels

900

Co—

Inc

Air

Jan

2%

10

common

..

Iron

Jan

200

5

preferred

Jan

10%

Jan

Scott Corp—

&

Jan

2%

10c

—

Service

Chapman

Jan

2%

capital stock.*

Resistance Co

Feb

11%

200

6%

*

Co

7%

1%

•
A

47

5

CO

19%

2%

5

Machinery

International

Feb

5

1

&

Warrants

Feb

1%

pfd—100

America

44%

4i%«Ja&

1

Dredging

Mfg

Nachman

North

125

1,300

—1

common

Merrill Petroleums Ltd

Mesabi

2%

Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Co

Jan

*

Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred—

•

Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%

Jan

6

22%

10

Corp

& Co

Johnson

Feb

2%

6%

8

common

Jan

4%

200

£1

common

Aircraft

(AG)

Menasco

Jan

136

14%

Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep Receipts registered—£1

Insurance

Inc

McWilliams

I
Zinc

(J W)

Feb

133 % 136

168%

♦

Hygrade Food Products

39%

300

6%

—

%

6%

Ltd—

Co

Shovel

Power

41%

Jan
Jan

Jan

6

Communication

Jan

9,800

—

*

Manufacturing Co

100

5

2%

•

Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd

♦

common

Jan

Marine

Jan

Refining capital stock—*

Hydro-Electric

Illinois

Mfg Co

International

Feb

100

(Harvey)

Humble

Jan

3%

*

Co

39'%

15

Baking Co

Jan

4%

Jan

11%

__

:

preferred

Hubbell

B)

47

•

Hardart

&

(The

24

•

common..

4%

Jan

1

common

Jan

1

Inc

Feb

3'/a

2%

10

Service

Stores

Feb

5

(Geo A)
& Co
& Hardart common

Feb

3%

10%

11%

Co
Co

Public

Jan

2.50

Hormel

7%

23%

Maine

22%

10

A

Jan
Jan

500

%

47

10%

Mangel

32

1

Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc

41%

Jan

3%

1,800

Jan

9%

14%

Jan

40%

1

;

4

~3

7

44%

57

Jan

150

10c

common

3%

2%

Mackintosh-Hemphill

300

100

common

100

5%
17

Jan
Jan

300

100

Products

7%

Jan

M

Jan

2%
10

23 %

^

Henry Holt & Co

Feb

Feb

39%

2

common

preferred
preferred —

Jan

6%

6'A

2

47

5

A

Feb

4%

Jan

4%

11

_—

33

*

5%%
4%

Corp

13%

Jan

10

& Exploration—
(The) Co

42%

1

—

—

common

8%
15%

~3%

-

22%

10c

common—;

Mining

Jan

5

22 %

2

—

800

600

A

46%

1

—

Feb

4% Jan
5% Jan-

1,900

41%

class

39%

1

Co

11%

47

Lunkenheimer

2,100

1,700

25

Lithographing

2,400

9%

Y

preferred

Chain

Jan

9%

11%

*
.

Jan

5%

4

25c

B

Steel

Micromatic

Ltd

7%

16%

7%

Inc

Groceterias

Jan

5
Co

Jan

9

7%

Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co

il

Hazeltine

Hercules

cumulative

1%

5

Inc-

Electric Light
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co—
Hathaway Bakeries Inc

Co

G)

Locke

*

Hammond Organ Company

C13SS

5%

(R

Loblaw

Feb

107

Jan

2%

2%

Alabastine

Jan

1%

Jan

6% Jan

5

<1

common

Jan

9

27%

2%

2%

Harvard

Heller

Tourneau

5

preferred

conv

Realty

Jan

5%

Jan

26

2

Hartford

Hearn

cum

Jan

16

9c

...

3%

16

9

16%

50c

Jan

1%

!

common

Feb

5%

10%

5
10

—.—

University

109%

5%

117% 118

1

Co

Brewery
Products common-

Laboratories

Helena

Co

Jan

200

450

Delaware

Jan

16

26% 27%
105% 105%
1%
1%
10% 11

50c

Leases

Lamp Co
Hamilton Bridge

Hecia

Lear Inc

5%

of

Sessions

Extension

3

2,400

11%

_100

Chemical

Hall

Havana

Salle

Machine

&

13%

1

Ltd

106 %

1,000

H
Haelan

13%

Corp

„

Tea—

Western

Stores
Lime &

11%

&

11%

•

Feb

10%

1%

100

Lamson

Jan

Mines

Foundry

Merritt

Inc

Freehold

Griesedieck

7%

Jan

10%

450

5

stock

12%

Jan

4,000

12%

300

13,300

;

Jan

Jan

2% Jan

100

7%

1

7 %

Greer

1%

7%

5

20%

;

Co

Pacific

&

1%
__

5%

7%

1

.

Jan

Jan

16

,1

9%

1,500

1

20%

*

Mines

Varnish

Oil

2%

Lakey

Shore

*

preferred

Lakes

2%

Feb

1

B

%

17%

600

6%

12%

—

—

5

Consolidated

Great

12

10

3,700

7%

10

Inc

&

1,200

20C
1

♦

Atlantic

12%

%

9%
2%

6%

*

Manufacturing

Great

12

—7.50

4 %

Jan

9

—

Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv. pfd—25

Gray

12%

Jan

6

4%

9

*
♦

Coal

Rapids

15

4%

9

9%

Goodman

Grand

Jan

50

~6%

—

1

common

prior

Jan

16%

15%

--

•

1

__

Sugars class A

Goldfield

—

50c

B

$4.50

%

17%-

15%

1

8%

21 V»

preferred—*
preferred
•

Co

A

16%

15%

fl

—

—

Union

Class

200

1,000

A

17.

5

Lake

—

100

preferred

Distilleries

Godchaux

Jan

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc

10

Gladding McBean & Co..
Glen

Jan

9%

Jan

•

*

Co

34%

Jan

Jan

£1

common

Corp

C)

(A

Gilchrist

Feb

9%

4%

--

Yellowknife Gold Mines

Gilbert

31%

600

Jan

—

preferred

Gerity

100

9%

4

—

5

Jah

31%

9%

A

400

21,700

1%

Jan

31%
9%

4%
6%

1%

37

Feb

Class

6%

Service

Georgia Power $6

Jan

3

%

Ltd—

General

5%

—

1

rets

General

Jan

42

Jan

A Jan

25

ord reg
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A
General Fireproofing common—

General

5%
ll3/s

1

Corp com
preferred

convertible

12%

Jan

2%

5,100

5%

23%

—

1

General Builders Supply
5 f/e

233/4

100
common

Acceptance
General Alloys Co

Jan

34%

900

2%

5%

12%

__

•

common

preferred

General

10%

475

.33 %c
__

Jan

7,900

10
•

—

Jan

Jan

3

39

Lamson

4%

5%

5

Co

Stores

30%

Jan

8%

40%

2%

.10

(The)

Jan

Feb

1 1°6

1,300

39%

._

8'

1

12%

1

Co

Jan

35%-

50

common

1%

11%

%

__

1.25

Co

Mfg Co

Co

11%

Jan

34%

1

Corp.

29

11

34%

—1

Ltd—

Co

Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd.
Krueger Brewing Co

La

5%

100

4% Jan

}J
__1

High

26% Jan

12

*

_

M

Rubber

B)

4,200

5,800

G

Gellman

(I

Hotels

1%
8%

5%

5

■

„

bearer

Pitt Brewing Co—
(Peter) Brewing

Gatlneau

Emil)

(D

50

300

Jan

Jan

Ltd-1-

A)

Klein

G

__

deposit receipts

(Geo

4ii!

46%

11%

1A

.5

__

2%

Canada—

voting

Motor

Fuller

4%

Feb

24

23%

-1

non-voting

American
Fort

Jan

4%

1

American deposit receipts ord reg—£1
Ford Motor of France—

Fox

Jan

1%

2.50
Inc

Co

Line

Motor

Class
Ford

20%

12,400

Jan 1

Low

11%

*

Lighting common.
cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred

47

10

Inc

(M H)

Tiger

Ford

1,400

2

Range since

High
29

__1

.

common

24%

Fishman

Flying

24

ljg

4%

.

Rights
Firth

21%

2

25c

Petroleums

Association

Fire

Instrument

&

Low

5

—

Mines

&

.

Fairchild

Shares

8%

County

17

Inc

Oils

Co

for Week

28%

Jan

%

Sales

Range

*

Co

Jan
A Jan

36,900

10

common

Par

Feb

Week's
of Prices

*

LaSt

Sale Price

High
2%

Jan

4%

82,800

.

5

American Stock Exchange

Range since Jan 1
Low

2%

33%

—

FEBRUARY

STOCKS

High

2%

347/8

1

Inc

Eureka

2%

ENDED

Friday

Shares

Low

10c

common..,

convertible

$2

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

FOR

Sales

Range

Par

Equity

Week's

Last

4

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(638)

30

Monday, February 8, 1954

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Shares

Low

Par

Share

Niles-JBcmcnt

Nipissing
Noma

High

Low

28

2 7 '/is

28 %

4,200

27%

Feb

30

Jan

Seaboard

17%

17%

ITU

1,600

17

Jan

17%

Jan

Securities

—•

20%

19

20 %

33,300

16%

Jan

20 %

Feb

Seeman

1

common
Fond—

Xfi

lfc

300

l3/a

Jan

1 %

Jan

Selby

1

Ine_.—————--

4 %

4%

4 %

3,000

%

%

iff

1%

39%

39%

Vis

200

Jan

Jan

Jan

1%

Feb

Servomechanisms

Jan

41 %

Jan

Seton

North

Canadian

North

Central Texas

Oil—

Pub

Ind

Northern

Leather

1%

Jan

2U

Jan

Shattuck

600

18 %

Jan

20%

Feb

Shawinigan

4 Vic

3,300

3%

Jan

4%

Jan

Sherwin-Williams

M

87%

Jan

87%

Jan

97

98 %

160

95%

Jan

98%

Jan

■v

98%

.

Denn

Shoe

Ohio

Okonite
Old

fci-

—

Company

134

3,200

2%

Jan

2%

75

44%

Jan

49%

120

105%

Jan

200

1%

Jan

Hi

Jan

4,100

19%

Jan

20%

Jan

19%

94

25

88

94

850

75%

Jan

8 •'%

i,200

8%

Feb

6%

6%

300

6

Jan

United

Filters

Olympic Radio
Omar

•

B—

17%

17%

1

Telev Inc

&

Inc

class

17%

350

4%

1,000

3%

Jan

4%

125

16%

Feb

17%

7

4%

16 3/4

39%

40%

14

1

Securities

17

40%

O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
Overseas

4%

1

j

14

14

16%

Jan

Jan

9%

37%

Jan

41%

14%

Co

Can

16%

15%

16%

2,600

13%

Jan

16%

1st pfd—25

35%

35

353%

5,700

33%

Jan

353/8

32%

32%

32%

600

30%

Jan

32%

Feb

30%

29%

30%

500

28

Jan

30%

Feb

27%

28%

2,000

27%

Jan

28%

Jan

tdktftiy* Jst preferred
b,'/f 1st preferred
.,

5%
5%

redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred

Pacific

div

dividend

cum

Pacific

Northern

Pacific

Petroleums

Pacific

Power

&

Pacific

Public

Service

$1.30

1st

pfd

preferred

Oil

Pantepec
Park

(C A)

Class

B

class

Rig

Patican

Pennroad

Penn

Feb

9%

Jan

75

Jan

101%
21

—

•

Jan

103

Jan

26%

Jan

26%
73

73
1%

1%

5%

5%

5%

17,800

.

Jan

26%

Jan

71

50

1%

Jan

73

Feb

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

5%

Jan

Jan

Roller

(A)

Water

&

Power

•

Co

40

Pep

1
Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) „20
Circle Corp..
2.50

Pierce

Co
Co

Screw

Jan

Stetson

Johnson

Gold

5%

Jan

Jan
Feb

Piper

Ltd

Aircraft

Corp

Polaris

Mining

Powdrell
Power

6%

Scale

1st

Pratt

common

Preston

East

Producers

Co

5%

Feb

6%

3%

600

33/4

Jan

3%

Jan

1,000

23%

Feb

Jan

Talon

~1%

Jan

1%

Feb

Tampa

Jan

23/8

Jan

Technicolor

23%

—

—

26

Inc

Class

—

Mines

Ltd

_

.50

68%

673/4

683/4

1,250

65%

Jan

68 3/4

Feb

Texas

Power

35

35

100

33%

Jan

35%

Jan

Thew

Shovel

1,100

7%

Feb

Jan

Thiokol

3%

Jan

50

21%

Jan

1,500

2%

Jan

53/8

5
*

7%

7%

7%

1

_\_

—

23

23

3%
5%

5%

200

36%

•

363/8

36%

400

934

*

1

Vz

Thorofare

1.600

323/g

Jan

33%

26

25%

26%

1,300

253/a

Jan

26%

Jan

25

25

100

24%

Jan

25%

Jan

6

200

5%

Jan

5%

6

Jan

Jan

44%

600

41%

Jan

44%

Feb

5

5%

1.700

4%

Jan

5%

Jan

5 %

5%

400

3%

Jan

5%

1%

1%

l3/4

9.900

1%

Feb

2

Jan

4%

4%

4%

900

3%

Jan

43/8

Jan

44

19%
xl2%

42%

43%

150

20

Feb

Jan

20

Jan

12%

1,500

12%

Jan

123/4

Jan

44

1,900

41%

Jan

44

Feb

18%

17%

17%

18%

11,700

16%

Jan

18%

26%

26%

27 %

1.850

25

Jan

27%

Feb

13%

13%

13%

6,100

13

Jan

13%

Jan

13%

13%

13%

800

Feb

13%

Feb

13 %

Feb

8%

9

700

8%

Jan

9%

Jan

4%

5%

5%

600

4%

Jan

5%

Jan

4%

800

4%

Jan

4%

Feb

33/8

900

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

31%

30%

31%

500

2%

300

2%

2%

,

32

Jan

30

Jan

2%

Jan

Jan

17%

100

16%

Jan

18

Feb

14 3/8

200

14 %

Feb

15

Jan

9%

~9%

18

14%

18

9%

300

9%

Jan

9%

Jan

1%

1 %

2

12,600

1%

Feb

2%

Jan

3

3

3%

800

2 3/4

Jan

3%

Jan

21 %

125

20%

Jan

21 %

Jan

9,600

Jan

21%
12%

13%

Jan

13%

28%

28%

100

26

Jan

31

18%

19%

19%

800

18

Jan

19

Jan

5

Jan

10

Jan

5

3%
14 %

5

9%

900

"3 %

1,000

14%

9%

400

9%

5

•
1

825

4%
x9%, Jan

Jan

%

Feb

39%

Jan

3

Jan

3%

Feb

9%

Jan

i4%

Feb

38%
3

11%

Jan

9

143%

Feb

14%

4,600

10%

Jan

5

12%

10%

14

5,750

10%

Jan

14

Feb

*

3%

Jap

Tilo

6'%

Jan

Tishman

363/4

Jan

Tobacco

Jan

52%

5234

53%

400

5254

Feb

X54

Jan

13%

12%

Feb

10%

13%

43%

Feb

Feb

Amer

2,100

Jan

213

1,600

21«

Jan

1%

8

Todd

3%

Jan

1%

Jan

Toledo Edison

11%

Jan

Tonopah

8%

Feb

Trans

Toklan

Jan

103/4

10

10%

2,200

9%

Jan

11%

15

14%

16

2,600

20

common—

Inc

Trust

.5

Co

Lux

993i

Jan

101

Jan

Tri-Continental

400

31%

Jan

35

Jan

True

16

300

14

Jan

16

Feb

Trunz

34%

300

33

Jan

35%

Jan

Jan

8%

Feb

800

18%

Jan

18%

Feb

1,950

39%

Jan

44

Feb

55

1,300

44%

Jan

57 %

Jan

4

2,500

33/4

Feb

4%

Jan

18%

183'4

44

43

44

54

54

u

5s

70c
100

3%

3%

1

Ltd

"l%

•

Corp__.

25

34'%

Feb

24

7

7.000

16

Jan

£1
20

common

Nevada

Oils

83j»

8

8 3/a

Jan

Ltd—

Corp4%% preferred

Empire

Jan

1434
21

1

Stocks

of

107

i—

25c

1

Mining

34%

--

24

1

Royalty

15%

16

Jan

Corp—_

Corp

33%

7 00

99

300

Jan

Jan

Feb

100

Jan

94

;

2

1%

1

1%

2,700

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

2 i'ff

iY

2,".;

6,100

2

Jan

2%

Jan

3%

Jan

3%

700

4%

58.800

21%

1,700

2%

2%

Feb

4

Jan

4%

Jan

213%

Feb

Jan

18

Jan

Jan

100% 100%

__

Jan

21%

deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered

Shipyard

Trans

4% % cumulative preferred-100
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com.
5
Pyle-Natioual Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
-10

107

800

Allied

Jan

10%

Jan

22-3/4

Realty & Construction

Jan

1%

300

2,200

12%
22%

Inc

Jan

3,200

8%

12%
22 V2

*

35,600

Jan

5

Light $4.56 pfd—

Co

Markets

<fc

Amer

10
10

1

14%

common—,

common—.

&

Roofing

Jan

8%

Inc

Tobacco Security

—

.

common

Corporation

9%

111/4

11

Thor

3%
23

9% Jan

1%

u

Jan

Jan

40%

500

2%

1 (V

x'

■

33

15

Inc—

common

Co

Chemickl

Feb

36

200

10

9%

OI5

8

—

9%

•

Colorado—

A

Electric

Jan

—

43%

43

10

1

—

3%

—

__

1

B

2

.

~3%

1

Nevada

32%

1

common

1,800

_

Jan

32%

4%

25c

Corp

Corp

class

B

2%

__

Jan

35%

T

2 Vb

»

of

24
■t—

2.50

__

28%

Jan

■

2*50

_

Jan

Jan

•

class

Service

1,400

Oil

2 %

Providence Gas
Public

6 '/b

10

common

of

Corp

Prosperity

5^4

Finch

3,200

common—

America

Dome

Swan

Feb

27

1

common

Superior

Feb

1%

Co

of

Jan

15%

23%

100

Inc.

Metals

Feb

64%

Jan

1%

__

preferred

Lambert

&

33/8

Jan

1

common

Canada

Prentice-Hall
Pressed

Jan

14%

3%

3%

_■

25c

Alexander

&

3%
60%

Feb

47%

3%

10c

Superior Portland Cement
Tool & Die Co

200
200

32

Jan

4%

•

Drug common

300

Jan

46

3%

1

Supermarkets

63%

28%

50

34%

13%

15 %

3,900

300

•

Ray

Jan

200

5

Sunrise

Feb

Jan

7%

27%

Stroock

1%

common

Co

Corp of

40

7%

Jan

353/B

(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc

1

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical commonPittsburgh Railways Co__
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic

1

...

Jan

Jan

5%

27%

21%

3%

shares- _10s

Amer

Ltd

38 %

7%

400

35%

5

com

Inc

Co

Feb

300

27%

5

Products

common

&

_534

35%

*

(S)

3%

Jan

•

ordinary

Stinnes

13%

Jan

5

1

Co

B)

15

lOo

Mines

:

Jan

1

B

Corp

1

(J

63%

6%

_

Common

Governor

Pinchin

Pioneer

1,750

33

Jan

33/4

1

1

Corporation

6%

15

—

•

Packing

40

•

Co

Sterling Inc

63%

Perfect

Phillips
Phillips

38%

Jan

•

& Co common

Feb

108

32

£1

Corp

Canada

26%

Jan

Feb

3%

E'dison—

class

Sterling Engine

Jan

•
1
*
20

B

Sterling Brewers

Sun
Penn

class

Parts

Jan

Jan

common

Products

Steel

5VB

33/8

47%

Feb

12%

900

3%

32

8%

104 %

3%

47%

Feb

75

24

303/4

7%

8,500

18%

47%

2,800

13 %

Jan
Feb

31%

Co

California

8 %

13

Feb

Jan

173/4
233/,

original

of

—

31

12.50

Oil

Penn

Co

107% 108

Jan

7%

Steel

-

26%

100

7%

Jan

13%

Jan

Jan

7%

14%

—

18

31

103 %

7%

Jan

1

31

82%

Jan

200

Manufacturing common
Coast
Corp common

13%

100

Feb

Jan

102%

Jan

500

2.50

74

1,700

24,600

14%

Co

pfd

82

Feb

5%

Standard-Thomson

11

Light 4% %

81

8134

41%

5%

14

common

&

Jan

Publications—

Sterling Aluminum

Co

Corp

40%

5-ye

Tube

Jan

900

1
1
1

(The)

5%

41%

Feb

Jan

5

800

Corp

Starrett

200

Jan

Jan

Jan

Standard

53/4

4%

8 %

16%

15

Jan

Feb

534

1.300

Jan

35 3/4

Jan

__

4%

41 %

4%

Jan

5%

15%. Jan

Jan

4%

2

4%

14%

31%

14%

26% Feb

200

5,200

54%

10

24.200

16%

34%

Jan

26%

~8%

16

32%

Jan

26%

~7%

8

16%

32%

%

•

Jan

Jan

13%

J—

%

2,300

5%

Stein

Bearing

Jan

%

16%

Standard

Co

Mills

%

)«

Jan

Jan

300

7%

Jan

Jan

14%

8

4%

4%

14%

i.

Feb

15%

2

new

3%

300

Common

Jan

4%

17,900

Jan

1,700

2,800

Jan

Ltd

Power

2%

Jan

into

Feb

Traffic

Penn

Jan

8%

4

Real

Plymouth

Co

Feb

2%

53

Corp

&

&

(Effective

Patchogue

J.—

Jan

105%

4,900

102% 102%

102%

100%

10,900

vtc__2 Bol

A—

and

with
Ball

Aetna

2 %■
9

share—1 Bol

A)

Jan

Jan

104

Corp.

Parkersburg-Aetna
Merged

2%

—•

—

Parkersburg

560

Company-

Co

Pen

Feb

Jan

10%

5%

2

Chemical

Parker

(C

Amer

Motors

Feb

103%

•

Petroleum

Pancoastal

27%

Jan

8%

9

_•

Page-Hersey Tubes commonj..

Paramount

."2%

100

common

Jan

Jan

98%

97%

1

Light 5%

28%

26%

1043*, ^5%

1

Ltd

27 %

610

102

•

Airlines

500

1,000

27%

27%

103%

•
•

preferred—

28 %

27%

103%

28

28%

25
25

$4.50 preferred
preferred

Lighting

$4.40
$4.75

25

Feb

16%

Southern

Feb

25

6%

9%

5%

South

Feb

25

Pacific Gas & Electric

200

24

South

Jan

9

common

3

13%

15%

5%

Pacific

3%

Jan

Jan

16%

Boss

Jan

Jan

3%

4

Jan

12,%

preferred
25
4.88%
cumulative
preferred
25
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48%
convertible
preference25
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
25
4i08%
cumulative
preferred——25
Southern
Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
*
Standard
Brewing
Co
2.78
Standard Dredging Corp comtpon
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil (Ky)
10
Standard
Packaging Corp
,1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Power & Light common
1

Jan

13 5/a

10

7%

2%

————-X

common—

Bonotone

Jan

300

9%

Jan

Jan
Jan

18

preferred
Pattern common
Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills

Feb

1,150

200

1%

6%
2

23%

$3 convertible

Jan

17%

12%

1

High

Jan

17%

Simplicity

Jan

6%

12%

1A

*

Simpson's

Jan

98

i

500

*

class A

Ltd

Breweries

Slmmons-Boardman

Jan
Feb

110

8%

common

Corp common—_—
cumulative preferred;.—

Oliver

134
20

Town

40c

110

134

.

19%

7.50

Gas—

2%
48%

109

-

90c

Natural

Oklahoma

48%

100

preferred

Ltd

Oils

23«
47%

2%

•

class B common-

4%s

Power

Okalta

50o

common

2,900

2%

•

Canada

of

America

of

Corp

Silex Co

Corp

Ohio Brass Co

Power

common

Sherwin-Williams
Sicks

Ogden

Water &

preferred

4%

7%

2 %

--1
20c
*
5
•
25
1°°

Inc

Mining

21,400

4

%7ff

6%

2%
10

Jan 1

Low

6%

A

10c

common

20%

18%

%

4

pld—100

4%%

Serv

ie

/If

2

50

Co

RR

20 m

1

Airlines

Penn

2 jV

2%

25
5

Ltd

39

Range since

High
3,400

1

common

1%

4,300

39 %

North

Corp.

Safety Control—
Serrick Corp class B

6,600

1%

North

1
American Rayon $3 preferred-50

shares
Carp.

Oils

Radio

Sentinel

Jan

7

1%

12.50

Co

Shoe

Sentry

la

dep rets ord

Norden Laboratories

Northeast

5%

Jan

Products Ltd—

Metal

Non-Ferrous

1%

Low
11

---•

Inc

Bros

Shares

1

General

Corp

for Week

1

Airlines

Western

Range
of Prices

if

50o

Ltd

Oils

Scurry

1

*

Corp

Mines-.—

.

Lites

Amer

Par

High

Sales

Week's

Last

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Range since Jan 1

5

shares

Founders

5

STOCKS

Shipbuilding Corp—

York

New

Niagara

FEBRUARY

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

WEEK

Sales

Range

Last

American Stock Exchange

FOR

Friday

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Temper

warrants

4%

4%

Corp

*
•

Inc

21
18

18

1834
16 3%

50

Feb

u

Q

men
•

Co

Power

21%

_

Realization

Corp

Jan

22%

Unexcelled

Jan

Chemical

Union

Quebec

of

Gas

Union

Rath

Utility

&

Packing

Raymond

Investment

Co

A

1
10

common

Concrete

Pile

Class
Reda

Reis

&

Engineering—!
Inc

(Texas Corp)
Rochester
Rolls

Gas

Rovce

Amer

Rome

Jan

Union

50 %

Jan

United

Aircraft

6%

Jan

7

Feb

United

4%

6%

7

8%

700

x

Jan

63/e

Jan

7

Feb

8

500

8

43/8

Feb

8%

Jan

Jan

United

NJ

United

Profit

9
16

4

%

Jan

%

25%

25 %

600

25%

Feb

28 %

25%

8%

9,500

7%

Feb

9%

>

Jan

900

24

23

22

-

Jan

24

134

1%

2,400

l3/8

Jan

1%

1%

1%

1%

200

1%

Feb

1%

Feb

4%

2%

2%

12,500

100

F

96 %

93

96 %

880

19%

18%

19%

1,900

2%

2%

Jan

23/4

Jan

96%

Feb

17%

Jan

20%

Jan

19%

Feb

U S

5

Inc

5

Oil

FifLh

Co

19%

600

32%

33%

2,200

12%

12%

500

13%

2,700

•

Aeronautical

Co

Ryan

Consolidated

12%

12%

1.25

common

Ryan

Petroleum

Ryerson & Haynes

19 %

32%

1

Ltd—
Ave

19%

10

Electric Steel Co
Corp common

Russeks

Canal

—

—

l

32

% Feb

12%

Jan

12%

Jan

5

Jan

20

%

Jan

12%

Jan

convertible

"2%

1

5

J

B

Corp

Consolidated

3%

Feb

5%

Jan

Jan

94

Jan

78

5

2,100

34%

Feb

5%

Jan

300

36

Feb

97

75%

20

5V2

Jan

Jan
Feb

36

Jan

8%

8%

100

73/4

Jan

8%

4%

4%

100

4%

Jan

.4%

Jan

224

224

221

10

Jan
Jan

224

Jan

%

1/0

v2

400

%

Jan

%

Jan

39%

38%

393 4

6,300

36%

Jan

39%

Jan

38%

39

13

13

25

25

4%

4

170

36%

Jan

39

Feb

100

4%

%

12%

Jan

14%

Jan

131.300

2%

Jan

4%

•

18%

17%

19

3,600

•

67

66 %

67

600

44%

41%

1

Co

Insurance

Universal

Jan

35

%

Oil

44%

7%

175

Feb

69

Jan

Jan

6%
88

44%

Feb

7%

Jan

Jan

95

Jan

Jan

7'

hi

6,400

5%

Jan

7%

Feb

1%

1 3

4

100

1%

Jan

2%

Jan

1%

1%

500

V!

Jan

1%

Jan

500

56%

~i%

10

56%

56 %

61

10

24 Vo

24%

2%

2%

Jan

61

Feb

23%

Jan

23%

Jan

500

24%

Feb

25

Jan

3

—

5

common

19

Jan

6

6 7s

1
50c
10

Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar

Jan

39%

1,300

94%

Feb

17%
62

8.600

7

94

7

•

common

Universal

4%

8%

•

common

Universal

2%

•

warrants

Reclaiming

Jan

Jan

Jan

78

10s

Securities

with

Jan

100

5

International

1st preferred

Jan

16

8%

100

275

1

class

and

5 %

4,300

3%

common

preferred

13%

Jan

Feb

8%

5%

1

Stores

8%

78

-1

35%

10c

Rubber

Feb

97

25

Specialties

Radiator

Jan

38%

8%

20

common

United

3%

Jan

2%

10

Foil

U S
U S

Jan

33%

96

5%

Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co

$5

Jan

34 %

14%

•

common

,

Jan

3%

1,400

97

100

Machinery

U S

£1

reg

common

(The)

Royalite

&

Sharing common

U S

Corp

Field

common

registered

Air

$4

2%

1,400

Ltd—

Preferred

Jan

89

Shoe

United
U S

pfd

Co

preferred

United

Feb

Products

RR

600

3%

37

50c

common
-

dep rets ord

10%

Jan

1%

Milk

Molasses

Amer

100

Omaha

Corp

United

Jan

7%

5

—

of

•

A

Products

United

Jati

■

—

2%

3%

38%

4

Co

series

Yards

4%

500

7

4%

Stock

*

38%

23s

5
-

California—*

Elastic

100

7

1

Elec

dep rets Old

Roosevelt

Rowe

24%

Jan

Lid—

Cable

Rotary

Jan

%

50o

v t c
&

of

44

1

Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—

Co

preferred

22%

8

•

Radiator

Oil

$3.75

800

7

1

Inc

Richmond

Jan

250

1

Arms Co

3%

24%

1

Co

Jan

49 %

1

Electric

Remington
Rlce-Stix

~7

10c

Co

Shoe Co
(Robert) &

Reliance

3%

—

48%

6.25

B

Pump

—

—

24

24 %

•

common

Reading Tube Corp class A

Regal

—

Investment

Union

Railway

10c

Corp

Canada

12,200

2%

Jan

3

Feb

—

24%

—

—

V
Valspar Corp

Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
8avoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
Schulte

(DA)

Inc

10,500

38%

Jan

45%

Feb

1

in

1%

12,900

1,9„

Jan

1J2

Jan

Vanadium-Alloys

6%.

4-%

6%

4,800

434

Jan

6%

Feb

Venezuelan

1

2%

2%

2%

1,900

2%

Jan

Jan

Venezuela

i

16 "2

15%

16%

1

common

Scullin Steel Co common

%

1%

1%

1%

25c

*

Inc

45%

43%

•
—
-

-

21%

45

footnotes

see

page




31.

5

Steel

*

X22%

1

,

15,800

6

Jan

7

Feb

390

74

Jan

79

Feb

23:%

500

22%

Jan

23%

Feb

23%

28%

32,000

25%

Feb

32%

Jan

4%

Jan

6
74

24

Co

Petroleum

,
-

1,800

15%

Jan

Jan

Vinco

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

200

20%

Jan

223%

Jan

Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing

.

7
79

X22%

6%
79

preferred

2%
16%

I

For

convertible

20,200

1%.

21%

$4

1

common

1
l

j

Syndicate

Inc

Corporation

20c

3%

-*

334

1

5

I4:i4

10

29

27%

•

xl3

4

5%
29

13%

1,900

?

3%»Jan*
4%

Jan

.5%

Feb

1.050

24%

Jan

29

Jan

500

12%

Jan

13%

Feb

800

,

rO^u

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(639)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Sales

Range

American Slock Exchange

of Prices

Sale Price

Shares

Par

WEEK

FOR

Aircraft

Wagner
7 %

Low

Co

Baking

•

voting

ctfs

Low

Watch

7%

Wasatch

Co

100

13

12

22 %

1

21

1

%

13

Jan
Jan

Jan
Jan

12%

Jan

13

Feb

21

Jan

24

Jan

800

1 %

Jan

1%

Jan

600

8

Jan

9%

~4%

4%

•

5%

5%

40

~~{h

7%

Jan

9%

Jan

%

Jan

Jan

165%

4'4

400

4

Jan

4%

Jan

112%

Jan

113%

U

Jan

12

4%

Jan

5%

Jan

1st pfd__100

Jan

182%

5

181

181

35

35

35

100

33%

Jan

35

Jan

Coal

20

11%

11%

11%

425

11%

Jan

11%

Jan

Westmoreland

Inc

10

17%

17%

17%

100

17%

Jan

19

Jan

25%

Jan

26%

Jan

19

18%

19

17%

Jan

Stationery

fl

Auto

Stores

5%%

conv

preferred

(Win)

River

Wickes

(The)

Williams
Willson

5%

25

20%

20%

"5%

6%

1,500

21

8%

8%

•

7

Jan

19

Feb

Feb

8%

Jan

Feb

21%

Jan

5%

Range Since

Sold

Jan. 1

No.

High

Low

to

.-Map-Not
._April-Oct

High

1947
6s

1931
5s

*66

—

$66

_June-Deo

1972_

*61

—June-Deo

102

__Mar-Sepl

—

—

102

102

*36

40

*45

47%

10

100

102

A)—

2008

2%s

.

37

36%

—

(Republic of)—
2%s

f

s

de

series

fund

3s

Janeiro

Interest

Jan

1997

1

stamped

reduced

ARussian

E

1997

41%

41%

44%

41%

80

44%

39'A

41%

32

32%

(Plan A) —

2%

to

—Jan-July

2012

34

$32%

6%s

5 %

5

5%

129

4%

5%

—June-Deo

Government

Jan-July
Jan-July

A5%S

5%

5

5%

22

4%

5%

1919

1921

"No

value,

par

Deferred

delivery transaction

(not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
a

included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
1
§ Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
(not

Jan

300

20%

1,900

4%

8%

400

8 %

Jan

8 %

7%

1,900

6

Jan

7%

Feb

Jan

11%

Feb

iiS

Jan

2%

Jan

11%

Feb

Jan

11%

11%

11%

200

1

common

Stock and Bond

Feb

1

Ltd

%

M

lo

43,100

2%

2%

300

11%

11%

50

10 (4

Feb

102% 102%

20

102%

Feb

15%

Jan

17

Jan

12%

Jan

13%

Jan

32%

Jan

40%

Jan

8%

Jan

1

25
Lt

175

3,400

7%

~4%

B

Inc

&

Bends

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

I

II %

100

102%

preferred
Pwr

7

1

-

& Co

Brothers

Wisconsin

7%

Corp

(R C)

Petroleums

Wilson

1

Corp

Products

Wilrich

Inc

Co

&

Oil

10

1

White's

Wichita

.

•

com

Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp

Whitman

Sale Price

Jan

8,000

(Plan

reduced

Sinking
Rio

1927)
Chile

of

of Denmark

stamped

Extl

Jan

8,000

Westmoreland

&

Peru

Jan

162

Bank

Interest

Jan

%

12,700

~u

Tablet

8%

—

">4

•

Western Leaseholds Ltd

Parana

Jan

163% 164

Oct

Mortgage Bank

114

lOo

Maryland Ry

AMortgage

Jan

it

9%

•

(issue of

Jan

110

1%

lOo

Bank of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927) 1947

A7s

Jan

7%

9%

1.28

Western

7%

A7S

Jan

1%

Manufacturing
Utilities $6 pfd

Western

3%

108%

3,500

•

Knapp Inc
preference—

Texas

2%

500

22%

Western Homestead Oils Ltd

West

Last

Period

Low

95/a

common

series

Wentworth

Interest

Stock Exchange

High

11

30

Corp

&

$6

7 %

__

Baking Co warrants

Webb

1,400

1

cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Ward

3%

100

$2

Wallham

Week's Range

Friday
BONDS
American

Range since Jan 1

High

3

•

ext

j

Bond Inc

&

5

Mortgage

preferred

Waitt

FEBRUARY

„

w
Waco

ENDED

for Week

Last

10%

U

Jan

2%

Jan

Below

listed

pfd

Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc

1
2

Woodley Petroleum common
Woolwortli (P W) Ltd—

12%

8

American

deposit receipts
preference

12%

39

13%

37%

400

39%

4,500

closing

Averages

of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

on
I

.

4%%

the daily

are

averages

-Bonds—

Stocks

102% Feb

10

10

20

13

Indus¬

Rail¬

Util¬

trials

roads

ities

Date

10

65-

■

-

Stocks

First

Second

10

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Utll-

trials

Total

30

Ralls

Rails

Tatal
1

40

»Bbhds

ltles

1

M05

1%

3,800

Friday
BONDS

Interest

Last

Period

Sale Price

Week's
or

Boston

Elec

Steel

Edison

Chicago
3%s

Power

(is

Transit

A

61

Western

Lackawanna

of

N

1st

J

4s

series

Fuel

&

Lt

3%s

&

June-Dec

5s

stamped

Guantanamo
4s

RR

Isarco

with

A7s

ex

Italian

Power

A6% %

Extended

1947

4%

6%s due
Ohio

1953

A

to

6%s

Public

Oct

A

1st

series

and

ret

series

C

series

D

series E

Southern

California
Counties

mortgage

Southwestern

Spalding
Starrett

;

Stlnnes

*60%

61%

60%

Thurs. Feb. 4__.__

50.23

Fri.

50.47

95 %

$30
96

1963

1968

Gas

,'i.

,ft

Low

47.32 Jan

laoi.

n„

50.09

.

5

$50

—

5

55

-

Range

2nd

A6%s

3s

1965

II

The SEC Index of stock

96

98%

98%

Aug

1973

B

3%s

May-Nov

81%
90

_I

82%

—

60

1970

3%s

1970

1989

91

9

83%

89%

1

Wasatch

1947

prices based on the closing prices of the common
29, 1954, for composite and by major industry

*

are

year

as

follows (1939

—

Traction

coupon

coupon

5s

Newspaper

conv

s

Low

High

202.1

200.1

+1.0

233.2

230.6

+ 1.1

235.6

202.0

AO.9

210.2

172.4

Jan-July
Aprll-Oct

*86%
104%

June-Dec

85%

89
17

86%

104%

103

I

102%

102%

99%

—

Finance and

+ 2.4

242.0

194.7

127.2"

126.6

+

0.5

127.2

115.4

214.9"

——.

213.8

+

0.5

214.9

195.0

243.1

Service

Mining

257.7

208.5

240.8

+ 1.0

268.3

213.4

102

99

102% 102%
$100
101

228.9

261.0

+ 1.3

261.0"

l-

.Trade,

178.4

213.5

Goods

Utility

104% 104%
*101
102'A

201.1

202.9

Goods

Non-Durable

99%

'■New

Aprll-Oci

high.

Transactions at the New York Stock

*95

151%

150

--

151%

18

148%

79

24

66%

101% 102

70

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

151%

'

*92

II
l6l7/a

75%
*99

97

*94

II

98%

—

103% 103%

Feb-Aug
May-Nov

*91

*-4 0 o*

81%

United States

rosoi

Bank

Government

Bond

Bonds

Bonds

Bonds

$952,500

$34,000

Int'l

Miscel.

Bonds

$3,360,000

Sales

$4,346,500

97%

r-4 O

1,745,482
1,415,905

2,657,000

675,000

1,691,825

2,907,000

726,400

2,047'222

3,291,000

707,000

4,612,000

941,000

5,000

5,558,000

$4,001,900

$47,000

$20,875,900

Thurs. Feb. 4

103 "/a

102

33

—

Mon. Feb. 1

Tues. Feb. 2

—

107

*98% 100

i-ApriZ-Oct

Shares

Wed. Feb. 3.

97%

101%

*105

99%

98

Week Ended Feb. 5, 1954

Foreign

Railroad

Number of and

102

99%

102

*100

Stocky

79

101

*98% 100%

Exchange

—

—

102
90

8,936,194

$16,827,00(1

93

81%

Total

102

95

81%

2,035,982

Fri. Feb. 5

97%

81%

__

160

163

27

163

170

3

155%

3,337.000

5,000

3,633,400

4,001,000

3,000

Jan.

Week Ended Feb. 5

Stocks—No. of

163

shares

42,310,755

8,892,550

8,936,194

—

to Feb. 5

1953

1954

1953

1954

156

42,979,452

1953

Feb-Au|

95%
*30

1953

1956
1956

1963

1960

95%

International

95

—

4,001,900
and

2,000,200

17,971,900

8,911,800

16,827,000

Industrial

15,777.400

89,073.600

89.194,600

$17,778,600

$107,227,500

$98,175,400

*

Total

*95

June-Deo

$30

-

Jan-July
June-De0

93%
104

104

June-Dec

1959

$69,000

$182,000

$1,000

$47,000

Bank

$20,875,900

Foreign
Railroad

96

—

4
—

Government

S.

U.

170

,

*100

"9

93%

104%

8

103 %

104%

100

102

95

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

*106

Feb-Aug

— —

93%

Union—

debentures

£

1953-1954-

Change

'54

Jan. 22,

Bonds

Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western

week and with highs and lows for the
100):

compared with the preceding

Durable

*146

Aprll-Oct

Corp deb 6s ser A

West Penn

,?

Composite

103

Co—

1940 coupon

Dec 1

Dec

ex

ot-CIR-

10

207.0

91

102

Jan-July

Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—

A7s with

>h

'10''
a*

—

81%

*101% 103

Jan-July

1940

44.40 Sep

10

49.80 Feb

Low

Percent
—

(Calif)—

Electric

1

1})53

for

High

stocks for the week ended Jan.

groups

50

50

—

*30

81%

Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct

stamped 1946

with

a

SEG Index of Stock Prices

—

93%

—

*30

5s coll trust 1966

Hydro-Electric

-c

.

nil

50.04

-

Feb.

umaxt'

.

■

1960

coupon

A6%s ex

6s

50.47 Feb

96

106

Industries—

(Hugo)

A7-4s

A7s

99%

Co—

Corp—
stamped 1946

3rd

Stlnnes

United

94%

104%

—

96

*98%

Jan-July

1971
&

5
—

'.1ST

High

*95

April-Oct

& Bros 5s

Inc

58'A

96

*104% 107

sT

Range for 1954

50.17

3

i'1

1

.

Quotation Bureau, Inc.

Closing

Feb.

Mon.

(Hugo)

A7-4s

Ternl

Gas

Compiled by National

Transportation

•

Gas

3s

(A G)

Corp

138

Averages

(35 Stocks)

Feb. 2

ApriZ-OcI

1978_

Southern
1st

103%

132

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock

High

101%

Feb.

II

99:09

Manufacturing

1976

3% c'o

Low

20

Jan. 29, '54

1976

3 %s

99,42

Wed.

—

3%s

series

2%s

99.49

65%

Mar-Nov

ctfs

to

Edison

3s

98.10

current

1973

M

100.56

64%

50-year 6%
debentures 1998
Jan-July
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
May-JVo»
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-jMZy
3 %s

99.54

17

Safe

California

112.11

65%

1

Southern

54.38

65%

1947 coupon 1960
Electric & Gas Co—

Service

103.04

*95

1953

1940

1

294.03

-

90%

1952

1963

extended

Oct

99.19

4

89%

jan-July

with
ex

99.14

Trust—

Hydro-Electric

6%s

97.84

23

June-Dec

1970

A6%s

100.45

90'A

Uay-Nov

Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964

Piedmont

99.32

90

May-Nov

1952

coupon

1st mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971

3%s

111.42

99%

May

1963

coupon

Power

1st

54.24

97

Jan-July

England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage

102.10

44

Mar-Sepl

New

A 1st

No.

Co—

Realization

at

292.32

99%

Jan-July

liquidating trust
Valley RU—

Midland

High

*138
99

RR—

1940

1

1

99.12

3

98%

1993

mod)" 1970

Nov

Nov

99.09

Jan. 1

102% 103%

Mar-Sept

Hydro-Electric

A7s

98.95

97.77

„

1956

3%s

Western

&

98.96

97.75

100.41

Tues.

1965
5s

Power

(stmpd

ser

97.66

100.55

99.21

Mag-Nov

1993

1961

Mountain

100.46

99.11

110.83

Jan-July

Ercole Marrelli Elec Mlg Co—
A6%s with Nov I 1940 coupon 1953
A6 %8 ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
Green

99.14

111.09

54.21

Division—

B

Gas

111.29

54.11

100.96

Date—

A

Water

54.09

101.53

Range Since

Sold

RR—

mortgage

Elmira

103%

Quar-Feb

1970

mortgage 4s series

Eastern

June-Deo

1947-1978

&

101.84

291.84
291.17

29
-

P~
Bonds

Authority—

Lack

A 1st

1970

1998

i

series

series

revenue

Delaware

3%a

Aug

2%s

Jan
Jan

Range

Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

Appalachian

9%

~2

l\l Jan

Jan.

Feb.

•

American Slock Exchange

Bethlehem

292.39

1
2

Feb.

8i
£1

Ltd—

Feb.

Feb.

6%

Wright Hargreaves

101

,

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks

Friday
BONDS
American

Stock

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Last

Period

Sale Price

or

Friday's

Bid * Asked
Low

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish

Cons

AExternal

Danzig

Port

AExternal

ALlma

City

Maranhao
Interest

AMedellin

Municipal

5%s

External

5s

&

Jan-July
June-Dee

*93%

„

__

__

•

*93%

Sold

Jan. 1

Tues. Feb. 2

Wed

High

No.

Low

High

Feb

Thurs

4~

__

-

Feb

--------------

/

stamped

stamped 1952
6%s stamped 1958
(Plan
to

stamped

44,000

125,000

484,035
555'665

73,000
75'000

616,239

59,000
$300,000

*69

—

—

100% 100%

*99% 101

4

100%

102%

—

100%

101%

1951




2008

145,000

8,000

102.000

20,000

163,000

$236,000

$110,000

$646,000

55,000

^

Stocks—No.

of

shares

1953

Jan. 1 to Feb. 5
1954

1953

2,472,889

2,554,840

,238,104

11,990,740

$300,000

$326,000

,270,000

$1,272,000

236,000

—

328,000

.810,000

1,129,000

189,000

788,000

956,000

$842,000

$3,868,000

$3,357,000

Bonds

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

—

18%
*50

20

2

17%

21

Domestic

-

Foreign government

53

Foreign corporate

A)—

2%s

17,000

19,000

84,000

Week Ended Feb. 5

Waterways—

6%s

(Peru)

$111,000

12.000

1954

May-Noe
Feb-Aug

Bonds

$53,000

2,472,889

Fri
„

rotei

$9,000

__

—

Bonds

373,020

—

3

Feb

Corporate

69,000

Loan—

1955
1953

reduced
7s

AprfZ-Oct

Range Since

Bonds

$49,000

443.930

Mon. Feb. 1_

Bonds

Government

Domestic
Bonds

of

Shares)

Week Ended Feb. 5, 1954

Foreign

Foreign

[Number

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

May -Nov
June-Dee

—

*40
*69

—

—

41

110,000

41
Total

—

,

$646,000

31

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32

...

Monday, February 8, 1954

(640)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

FEBRUARY

ENDED

5

Week's

S2les

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Friday

Boston Stock

Week's

Range
of Prices

Shares

American Tel &

cumul

$4

100

Tel

——-*

Woolen

American

Copper

Anaconda

Edison

Boston

—
__

100
25

RR

Boston & Albany

17%

*
50

pfd

pr

conv

159'%
;

—

51%

pfd w i———100
Personal Prop Trust—;
*
& Providence RR
—.—100
Maine 5'>

Boston &
Eoston

Boston

__

__

Hecla———5
Service
10
&

Calumet
Cities

—

93%
31 %

155%

Jan

159%

Jan

710

15%

Jan

17%

Feb

167

85

Jan

94 %

260

29%

Jan

32%

Jan

65

125%

Jan

10

(new)

—

Street Ry—
series A—-100 '
preferred B
100
5% preferred adustment —
100
Eastern SS Lines Inc common
•

Electric

(The)

Gillette

Co

Hathaway Bakeries.

Maine Central RR common

preferred

5%

Chemical Corp

Mathieson

Manufacturing

Mullins

»Itfarragansett

Corp

New
New

New

Service ,Cos

—

—

„

—
—
—
__

—

—

16%

1
20
100

——

England Electric System
England Tel & Tel

—

14%
118%

Hartford—100
2.50
-100

York New Haven &

Norbute Corp

H)

(N

—

1
5

Racing Association

Northern RR

94%

1

—

Nash-Kelvinator
National

__

-25
10
—100
—100
-—5

Corp

Cement

Star

Lone

__

•

Theatre

Boston

Loew's

—

Copper

Kennecott

—

•
•
1
1

National Stores

General

Feb

28%

Jan

15

26%

Jan

29

Feb

5

93%

Feb

7%

Jan

1,578

50

97%

10'

10

8 Va

Jan

Jan

86

Feb

65

22%

Jan

23%

9%

Jan

10%

—

—

50
91%
46%
9%
67

13%
30%

45

Jan

55

35

Jan

46

Jan

29

18%

21%

37 V2

Jan

•

31%

31'A

31

28 Va

Jan

31%

Feb

Toledo

77

77

75

72%

Jan

77

Feb

78%

77

79

293

71%

Jan

79

Feb

37

36%

37

112

32%

Jan

37

Feb

20

21

79

20

Feb

21%

Jan

.—25

25
10

Carbide

U

S

Rubber

U

S

5
*

^

—1

Co

Steel

12%

Jan

12%

Jan

73%

72%

73'A

207

72%

Feb

74

Jan

5

Edison

Union

32%

31%

32%

275

29%

Jan

32%

Feb

40%

42 y8

225

39%

Jan

42 y8

Feb

54%

56 V*

61

50%

Jan

45 %

45 Va

100

44%

Jan

56% ^eb
45% Jan

61%

61 %

$278.50

61%

Feb

63

12%

•
56%

—12.50
10

Westinghouse
Woolworth

(F W)

i
.

Webster Inc

&

Stone

190

49%

Jan

1,564

86%

Jan

53%

1998

—

&

5
*

Drill

Twist

Union

Fruit Co

United

S

Co

Rubber

Woodley Petroleum Co

48%
39%

„

__

56%

12.50
—8

Westinghouse Electric Corp
—

26%

—

.25
5

United Shoe Machinery common
U

—

1
•

Shop
Torrington Co
Stop

—

__

12%
48%
38%
31%

64%

629

Jan

^30

Jan

sd CO

Jan

Members

13

Jan

13%

Jan

31%

Jan

100

18

Jan

20 %

Feb

80

112

Jan

Midwest Stock Exchange

Stock Exchange

Jan

29%

American Stock Exchange

York Stock Exchange

New

Detroit
10
190

Ford

39 %

Feb

42%

Telephone:

19%

Jan

22%

WOodward 2-5525

Jan

84

DETROIT

Building

Feb

117

199

Feb

Jan

230

11%

Jan

12%

435

16

Jan

18%

Jan

Jan

13c

Jan

Jan

15

Feb

Jan

119

4,000

8c

2,607

13%

230

115

.

24%

50

90c

100

94c

Jan

Detroit Stock

Jan

29%

Jan

54
39

16 %

Jan

50

6%
23%

6%

Jan

1

6%

Jan

21%

Jan

23%

Feb

28 %

Feb

30

Jan

150

25

Jan

28%

12%

Jan

13%

Jan

Big Bear

49'A

Feb

Briggs

Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd

44 %

Jan

36%

426

Jan

39%

29 ya

Jan

32 y2

Feb

50

890

1,209

Jan

Jan

56%

Feb

Jan

39'

Laundry

American

Sales

Churngold
Cln.

Corp

Machine—

Milling

Cincinnati

common

Art

Kahn

Rapid
U 8 Ptg

Feb

96%

Jar)

74%

772

69%

Jan

,4%

812

4%

Jan

27%

7:

10

55

26

56

Jan
Jan

27'A Jan

800

28

.

22%

70
«...

19

3%
22%

Feb

Feb
74% Feb
58

4%

Jan

7%

Navigation

•mm*

—

Cyanamid
Radiator

American

Telephone Si Telegraph.
American Tobacco Co
American

&

48

Feb

45%

13

44%

Jan

46 Va

Jan

23%

20

22%

Jan

23 Vs

Feb

Jan

25

25

25

39%

—

69%

70%

Brewing

Hudson
Kinsel

Oil

Motor

Jan

Jan

211

Jan

Lansing Stamping

21

68% Jan

71'A

13

13%

290

12%

Jan

13%

105

30

Jan

30 Va

Jan

Screw

Motor

Feb

30 y4

Products

Masco

Products

Mt

38%

Jan

40 Va

Feb

Jan

29%

Feb

1%

1%

100

1%

Jan

1%

Jan

3

325

2%

Jan

3

Jan

11%

50

60%

Jan

65%

Jan

31%

31%

12

30%

Jan

32

37%

239

34

Jan

37 Va

Feb

13%

13%

228

11%

Jan

14'A

Jan

4% Jan

5%

Jan

Inc

4%

58

5

9

9y8

River

Raisin

Rudy

Jan

64%

Jan

7%

840

6%

Jan

7%

Jan

9,700

2

Jan

2%

Feb

Jan

14%

Jan

13

Jan

625
-

8%

Jan

9%.

50%

Jan

58%

Feb

24%

Jan

25%

Jan

33% Jan

35%

24%

25%

95

35%

35%

155

60%

343

58%

56

Feb

62%

83%

86

47

78%

Jan

86

31%

40

27%

Jan

3iy8

Edison

li%

101

12%

Jan

13%

i%
33%

1,293

2%

2'A

27%

Manufacturing

Standard

Tube

class

3

Packard

Jan

9

37% Jan

39

Udylite Corp
f

Radio

91

106

Jan

110 y2




Jan

18%

320

Feb

23

Jan

3%

3%

2,887

3V-i

Jan

3%

3%

1,033

3%

Jan

3%

Feb

3%

180

3%

Jan

3%

Jan

4

Jan

.

3%

3%

36%

14%.

14%

6 Va

6%

1,650

3%

Feb

36%

1,185

32%

Jan

3?y«

Jan

400

3%

Jan

4%

Jan

14>A

Feb

.15%

Jan

6

Jan

6%

Feb

9

Jan

4

4
.

1,340

15
6%

1,400

„

/

9

Jan

3%

3y2

3,700

2%

Jan

3%

Jan

14%

14%

355

13%

Jan

15 y8

16%

17

535

15%

Jan

17

450

9

9

4%

4%

408

4%

12%

455

12%

Jan

1%

1%

200

1%

Jan

Los

Last

51%

45

47

Jan

51%

Feb

40%

16

40% Feb

42%

Jan

Range

1%

Jan

for Week

of Prices

Shares

93%

61%

63%

70

10c

Corp

Feb

59% Jan

430

13%

Aeco

93%
65

Jan

Allied

Jan

14

Jan

Allis-Chalmers

86% Jan

120
-

13%

28%

Jan

30%

Feb

Low

Par

Allied

Artists

Range since Jan 1

Chemical

&

Inc

9,900

4%

30%
13%

2,007

13 %

Feb

13%

Jan

American Cyanamid Co (Un)

60%

135

57 y8

Jan

61

Jan

American

&

Thea

Para

12%

(Un)_l

67%

64%

68%

175

58%

Jan

68 y2

Feb

American Potash &

20%

20%

20%

31

19 >A

Jan

22

Jan

American

Radiator

39%

39%

109

38%

Jan

39%

59 %

59%

100

54% Jan

59%

Feb

American

Smelting & Refining
Tel

3%

3%

43

3% Feb

Jan

American

Tobacco

17%

25

16% Jan

Jan

American

Viscose

50

17%

15%

15%

4

17%

&

15-%

70

13% Jan

~tl5%

Feb

American

55%

20

48

Jan

55%

Feb

a77 a78%

205

a47 a48%

390

12%

220

11%

Jan

12%

Feb

200

15%

Jan

15%

Jan

12%

a__

46 %

9'A

Feb

25%

26 y8

58

22%

Jan

26%

Jan

Anderson-Prichard

51

51

51%

60

47% Jan

51%

Feb

Armco

Steel

(Un)

•

47

—

Feb

47

250

9'A

9%

361

9>A

Feb

9%

Feb

36%

Jan

36 y2

Jan

*

a35

a35

15%

15%

400

13%

Jan

15 V2

Feb

30%

30%

315

29%

Jan

30%

Feb

159 %

Feb

30%

Oil

159 159 y4

2,328

156%

Jan

64 y2

65

475

61%

Jan

65

25

35%

36%

840

33%

Jan

37

al7ya al7%

75

31%

327

30%

Jan

32

Jan

46%

200

46%

Jan

46%

Feb

a36 a37 y4

430

34

Jan

36 Va

Jan

100

*

(Un)

55%

a__

-

50

(Un)_*

(Un)

Mining Co

55%

•

(Un)

(Un)

Co

Corp

Woolen

Feb

Jan

a__

—

23

Tel

Anaconda Copper

SS

5%

Feb

•

Chemical cl B.
&

60c

Jan

Jan

•

*

4%

46%

10

Foreign Power (Un)

43c

al5% a 15%

a78%
a48 Ve

1

60 y8

High

Low

60c

4%

•

(Un)

29%

Broadcasting

50c

327

•

(Un)

Dye

(Un)

13%

Amer

60C

High

1

Pictures

60%

•

Jai

13

Sales

Week's

Friday

13%

•

Jan

Angeles Stock Exchange
Sale Price

♦

33 %c

Jan
Feb

4%

Jan

12%

12%

1.

*

62

*

*

Jan

3%
36 5 (

Feb

50%

13%

63%

Motors

Corp

Jan

3

3%

1

:

Wayne Screw

8

Republic Steel

2%

Jan

3%

1_.

:

...

*

OH

Jan

2%

.

14%

Jan

40%

3

Pepsi-Cola
Pure

Jan

3%

3%

Jan

8%

109% 110%

51%

92%

Penn RR

Jan

4

2%

700

1

B

Feb

27%

5

_

34

Jan

400

2%

-

Jan

Jan

4

195

4

1%

1
'

Jan

27% Jan

56

81

—

Ohio Oil

32%

1%

5

Paper

Dillon:

American

Ohio

Jan

Feb

„.13y8

38%

—

Jan

1%

Feb

30%

38%

*

10%

Jan

86

31%

7

New York Central

101

Feb

55%

15

Ward Si Co Inc
National Cash Register

14 y4

10

Manufacturing

Scotten

Jan

40
267

-

8%

—..

Jan

Jan

-

Loew's

Jan

4

Jan

3%

2%

1

Co

4%

4

Jan

35%

B)

Jan

59 y8

33%

.

64%

Prophet' (Fred

Feb

25%

225

500

4

.

*.

-—i

Jan

23c

Jan

3,233

4>A

600

1

Brewing

2%

Jan

Jan

3%

--

62

—

1%

*
—.—-J.

.

23%

303

33%

1

—

15c

2,500

62%

4%

4%

4

1

Davis

23c

25%

Jan

3 %

com

Metal

5.

2;%

Montgomery

<

2%

-

400

2%

2%
17c

18% .19%

Peninsular Metal Prod

5

Jan

25%

—10

Pfeiffer

10

4y4

3

Feb

35%

Jan

4%

-

ioy8

159%

„25

4

y«

10 VB

Jan

9%

Jan

435

4

••

10 Vb

155%

mmmm

26y8

14%.

377

36%

10%

Feb

14%

158% 159%
64%

Jan

25

14%

Packard Motor Car

rnmmm

10

100

2%

Parke

-25

678

2%

Feb

iBi

ioy8
25

2%

j

Clemens

Jan

9

8% Feb

,10

1
1

National Electric Welding

Feb

"

8%

Harvester

6%

28%

—

1

—

—

American Airlines

International

Jan

6,665

Feb

27%

Motors

6

1,300

29%

--

1.
10
1
__.il

Drug

Jan

—1

Greyhound Corp

2,622

8%

29%

7 Va

Jan

General Electric
General

6%

6%

8%

12%

Car

20

"I~5

Auto-Lite

Electric

Jan

2%

Chemical.—

&

210

f

Co

8%

3%

Jan

5

Kodak

Jan

6%

5

6

——I

Pont

Eastman

SVa

2%

STOCKS
Du

400

5

248

137

Light

Feb

8%

8%

23c

15%

.13%

&

108%

Jan

29%

4%

48 »A

Gas

Power

Dayton

Jan

Feb

25
39

25

13 y8

*

Elec

39%

108%

760

2%

Jan

..10

Curtiss-Wright

Jan

39

___

Jan

-.25

Service

Jan

1,624

8%

Jan

—25

City Products

25

39%

108% 108%

13%

Steel

Ohio

62%

1.

a

Kresge Co (8 S)
Kysor Heater

54%

Chesapeake Si Ohio
Chrysler Corp

&r S

Feb

46%

13

—

Canadian Pacific

Col

56%

Industries.—

Lakes

Sheller

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Columbia

2,570

75

~4%

Cities

60

58

5

A

Co

Bethlehem

58%

13

..10

Armco Steel
Armour

Feb

58%

46%
15%

—50

Mining

Anaconda

17%

15%

-100

Jan

12 y4

Manufacturing

Hoskins Manufacturing

Jan

10

Jan

Jan

1

Jan

Jan

-

2%

Jan

13

mm mm

Jan

15%

46%

'

2%

11%

Motors

General

*

—

200

10

5

Airlines

American

Jan

2%

579

-10

1

American

37'/a

17%

1.

Feb

14

75

Jan

12%

»

28

47%

40%

Jan

17%

1

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Great

5

40

36 y4

12

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Wood

Gar

Jan

435

17%

■

10%

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Frankenmuth
Friars

Jan

8

130

36%

2%

10

Products

Goebel

20

481

7

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7%

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Jan

1

Stove

Preferred

Allied Stores

12 y4

5
20

j.

Jan

58

30

13%

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*

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_

1

Iron

Steel

Economy

Feb

14

210

12 y4

Jan

7%

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Jan

102

48

21

12%

_

1.

Detroit-Michigan

Jan

14

210

12%

Jan

17

Jan

14 V*

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45

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100

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200

379

73%

•

class

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3%

21%

4%

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Jan

14

Lunkenheimer

preferred

17%

47%

56

Kroger

Randall

205

131

50

&

18%

7%

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Power

Detroit

Detroit

74%

*

common

8%

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58

7%

10

—

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Jan

21%

57%

•

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22%

58

*

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1
10

3

*
•

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Cincinnati Transit
Dow

22%

99% 102

100
10

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22%

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8.50

& Eiec. com new

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18%

10
*

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16%

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25

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preferred

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3%

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•

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4

Jan

•
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for Week

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of Prices

Jan

3

1

Company

Chrysler

Week's

Last

3%

400

1 u

Markets

Burroughs

Jan

355

3%

Feb

32%

25

Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday

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3%

2

Products

Rubber

Baldwin

1,944

Metal

Consumers

Sale Price

Low

3%

3%

__

Jan

200

American

Consolidated

STOCKS

Range since Jan 1

High

3%

1

Brewing

15

39

Shares

Low

1

Electric

Allen
Altes

20

28%
27

Sales
for Week

Jan

693

17%

Week's

Sale Price

Jan

18

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Jan

102

Exchange

Friday

Feb

Jan

102

19

12%
49%
39%
32%
54

i

Feb
Jan

9%

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9

572

102

17%
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& CO.

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222

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—

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2.50
*

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Trans

Par

Pennsylvania RR
Rexall Drug Inc

Jan

Jan

30%
20
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115
117
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102

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Feb

360

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6

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Copper Range

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158% 159%

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Sinclair

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1.4o

Industries

Schenley
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Low

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Low

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East
Sale Price

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Jan
—

5

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Number 5297

The

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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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33

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Range

Par

Low

_

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&

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15%

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a

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877

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Northrop

Jan

11%

Jan

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Jan

8%

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16%

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18 y8

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22%

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24

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Ohio

Jan

49

Feb

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1,116

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14%

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300

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100

39%

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58

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58

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21%

—

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32 y2' Jan

120

/ 2,720

30%

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20

•

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10

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Jan

30

a—

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(Indiana)

Oil

L„33%c

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31%

110

—

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7%

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37%

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1.20

62

,

&

—

20

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,—

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4c

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108

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17

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17%

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Calif

10

27%

Co

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5,526

10

al9% al9%

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100

23%

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Jan

14

488

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preferred

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24%

24%

76%

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—

50c

preferred

4.48%

13%

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b

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33'/2

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Feb

1,500

214

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85%

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1,320

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1,290

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59

17

27%

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Jan

63%

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76

65

4

11

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25

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Jan

2

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Jan

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52

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a26

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Sinclair

Jan

6214

.

a3%

__

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Servomechanisms Inc
Shell
Oil
Co—

Jan

225

10

...5

Jan

Incorporated

Socony-Vacuum

1,410

92%

;

.

33%

-

&

Signal Oil & Gas

Solar

6%

;*

Utilities (Un)

Jan

a34% a34%

__

17%

(Un).

Feb

14%

a25 %

63%

preferred,—.
Public

General

5

-common.

32%

Co

Finance

Inc

Jan

38%

a56% a57%

„

a5714

Jan

10

8

Jan

9%

(Un)

Francisco

18%

614

a26

•

35 Va

Jan

(Un)

Ltd

1.15

Jan
Jan

21

(Un)

Paint;common

-

14%

1

(Un)

Motors

Second

■General

Co

Corp

70

Feb

8%

Sears Roebuck & Company

Jan

10%

Jan

75c

Feb

38%

:

10

:

Electric

General Foods

General

(Un)

(Un)

Garrett Corp

General

1
———T

—

Machinery & Chemical

Jan

Jan

33%

1

Petroleums

Oils

Southern
Stores

Jan

68%

Corp

Sun

Jan

22%

51%

a2014 a20%

„

—1

.

Fitzsimmons

Oil

Stores

37%

51 %

—

•

.

28%

12.50

(Un)

J). Tob

(R

Safeway

Jan

a37% a3714

10%

4

—

—

34%- Jan

Jan

25

Aeronautical

Jan

50

a37%

-5

Inc.

Spring

Ryan

20 %

304

51%

,

-3

Jan

28

150

17%

Gas

Oil

34

25

10

(Un)

Products,

Railroad .-(Un)

&

Ranch

150

al0!4 al0V4

1

i—.
1

—

Natural

34%

100

(U11)

Rich field

Servel

JE1

20

Jan

1,907

1

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670

22%

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9

(Un)___

Uaini

Oil

Rheem

a—

...

35%

950

6%

a33% a35%

10c

Feb

30

Jan

6%

(Un)_

8%

Jan
Jan

50

(Un)

Theatres

39%

90

—

Jan

28%
39%

35

•

670

a27%a28%

a34%

L._50c

8

Jan

•

9

—

3

Corp oi America
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)

1

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a__

—

241

33%c

Radio

al5% al5%

al5%

28

3%

1,662

40%

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a—

1,200

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__

a__

Jan

33 Va

(Un)

Jan

Jan

8%

Jan

3%

28

(Un)

39%

3914

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*
-

Co

Jan

8'/a

150

Feb

24%

a—

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•

Incorporated

Oil

Rockwell

(Un)

Chemical

Dresser

Pure

a8V2

__

aB5/8

1

-

10

Ltd

Douglas Aircraft —2.
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dow

Pullman

37%

80

17

200

Jan

a69

Phillips Petroleum

Jan

<

(Un)

Mines

Jan

18 »/8

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a59

5

1

(Un)

com

'

39 VB

Jan

28

(Un)

RKO

a8%,a8%<,

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58

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202

3,614

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1

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Feb

!_5

18

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•

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Jan

58

1

Co (Del)

Co

13%

*

20%

al4

33yac

Corp

Corporation

39%

20

Jan
Jan

18

...

1

(Un)

18

a20% a20%

.

*

21%
28c

Jan

3%

__

4

(Un)

Jan

14%

Jan
Jan

4

al4

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__

*

Jan

14

19%
20c

*

(Un)

12%

a43 a44%

1,848

Feb

a69

(Un)

17%

268

24Vs

__

.10

(Un)

50

39%

3,410

Jan

a_._

Jan

13,600

5

25

common

754

a44%

.*

Jan

16%

20c

4

25

13%

39%

—

50c

(Un)„;

Curtiss-Wright Corp
I

(Un)
;

(Un)

Can

Continental

Y

N

38%
a—

225

19c

5

10

al7% al7%

__

25

(Un)

Power

Continental

of

13%

•

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Consolidated

Continental

•

(Un)

Edison

Consolidated

Consumers

,

•

(Un)_.

System

Commonwealth

1

Iron

&

Gas

Oil

Pictures

Dodge

Jan

1

Car

(Chas)

7%

25

Pepsi-Cola

82

Jan

10

common

a._

Jan

6%

Jan

a__

Feb

175

21

Jan

18

a

56%

6%

21

20c

*

a—

80

Feb

6%

1

World

Co

28%

1

10

20%

23%

Jan

Jan

42

Jan

Jan

25%

Feb

—

Motor

American

21

125

20%

Elec

Western

Packard

12%

378

60%

Petroleums

Pacific

23%
28Va

20%

Jan

(Un)

&

23%
28»/8

Jan

Jan

preferred

115

39Vs

•

(Un)

a__

18%

20%

Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad

6

(Un)

-

21

Indemnity
Lighting common

Philco

Climax

Jan

19%

522

1

preferred

5%

6%

1

Co

Co

1,100

223

18

a_.

19%

(Un)

Clay

Pacific

Feb

20 '/8

2,151

Jan

90

...

Petroleum

Oil

Pacific

Jan

15

59%

Jan

17%

260

23%

Aircraft

Oceanic

Feb

Jan

a83 a85%

60%

54%

Gas

Jan

56%

Jan

379

10

6%

Jan

a85%

Jan

56%

59%

705

all % all %

58%

lo

Jan

21

a21

a44% a45'/2

...

a45%

39 %

Jan

60'/4

Pacific

19%

Feb

20

59

Pacific

50

Jan

38%

80

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Jan

20%

20%

22%

Jan

35% ,35%'

Jan

a

a21

9%

15

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__

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I

23%

5%

50

Jan

55

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1

Jan

1".

Jan

27%

10

Jan

50

1%

21 %

Jan

100

9

al4al4%

Jan

27%

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4 A

4j

—

Jan

21%

80

(Un)

300

75

1.70

Co

140

224

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Jan

RR

325

a3%

1.35

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1

Inc

-25

*■ 20

a3%

200

329

19%

10

:

Products
Finance

49 ;49%
a20% a20%

Jan

a37% a37%

1

Pacific

9%

22%

3%

40

59%

__

1

Aviation

American

8y8

a;>l

aoO

:

North

Northern

11%

al5% al5%

.

Jan

38%

al6y8

5

Co

Amer

50

9%

5 A;

a51

Oil

North

5%

9%

__

Norris

300

82

(Un)

Central' RR

1,125

23%

Jan

2%

235

38%

__

__1

Corp

—

4%

79%*
10

York

New

Nordon

a__

3%

1.25

41%

a20% a2iy8

__

a2iy8

5

Lines

National Gypsum (Un)
National Supply (U11)
National Theatres (Un)

an

60

100

24%

7c

Jan

a—

4,830

8%

i'<f

5

Jan

8%

City

Jan

Jan
Jan

41

al8V8al8y8

al8'/8

*

(Un)

Feb

11%

<Un)__

1.65

21 »/2

19%

Jan

58

8%

a3%

MultiDlier

12 y4

Jan

Jan

9%

.

—100

,

Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)

Jan

14'/a

50 y8

a22%

1

(Un)

.5

Utilities

1,107

a59

25

-

Montana-Dakota

527

1.20

'

a28% a28%

__

10

Feb

3%

a__

—

Jan

a23% a23%

a28%

Jan

53

al8% al8%

—25

Service

37%

National

1

Chrysler Corp
Cities

13

Feb

Jan

79%

"

1

-

•__

Chicago Milw & St Paul (Un)—
r

Jan

27

al2% al2%

1

Products

Oils

12%
37 y2

136

High

——

17%

700

1.65

5

1.20

21V2

„

*

a

452

3%

i

Light (Un)__

Development (Un)—
Mississippi River Fuel

1

8%

•

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Chicago Corp (Un)—

Jan

&

Feb

334

.10

__

(Un)

_T

15%

Utilities (Un)

Power

18%

a39 a40y»

16%c

Mission

South

II

9"%

lo

Tractor

Minnesota

Jan

200

al3%al4%»

_—.12%

Corp

Middle

Jan

Low
15

1.20

1

(Un)

150

__

25

lUn)

Corp

Charter

(Un).;

Jan

3.25

*11%

2,603
«

Petroieum

Range since Jan 1

High

18%

__

1

:

Inc

Shares

Low

5

Co

Co

20%

100

10%

&

Jan

165
,

Merck

Jan

^.85

6,540

a53% a54%

;

79%

2

_

Co

Feb

9

for Week

al7% al7%

1

Chemical

Mfg

"

_1

13

1

+

Oil-

Jan

19

'

(Un)

(J I.) Co

Cenco

Oils—

1553
al3

4%

5

R.v

1,600

8%

al3%

10

Atlantic
PacUJ"

8%

20

31/3

'7c

0

Packing Co

150

a20

11%

a53%

—_9

Byron Jackson Co—

9

37%

„

lo

,

Company (Un)
Budget Finance 60c conv pfd—

Case

Mathieson

Menasco

*

1

Eutid

Carrier

Feb

Jan

Co (Un)

Co

55V8

11%

5

Canadian

Oil

5y8

al4% al4%

__

15

Canada

Mascot

Sales

Range

10

L)

13

1

*

(Un)

Canadian

Jan

32 %

a62% a62%

5

—

Corn

Borg-Warner Corp (Ur^)
Broadway-Hale Stores

California

95%

Jan

9%

2

Inc(Un>._

Company

Jan

Jan

37 %

10c

.

„

(Un)

95%

4%

al2%

I"

2

Corp

Oil

80

(Un)

(Glenn

27%

14%

*

Mining

Airplane

Bnlsa

Martin

171

—50c

.

Mammoth

Diamond

Blue

(Un)

Corp

Jan

a20

5

Co

14 Vs

3

1

(Un)

Mining

Jan

155

"

-

10

Instruments

Lenguet

12

4%

20c

Aviation

Feb

32 %

9

1
1

Co

Beckman

Tor

Magnavox Co

10 V8

168

Week's
of Prices

Last

High

Jan

32%

9

„_50

Oil

9

4%

13

Preferred

Basin

Friday

285

a98% a99%
__

5

Sale Price

Merchants

Co

Bros

FEBRUARY

STOCKS

Low

10%

al3% al3%

3

L

Hamilton

Petroleum

Bankline

,

&

Corp

al3%

ENDED

Range since Jan 1

High

10

__

&

Reumng ( Uii
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__50
Atlantic Retining
(Un)_—.
—.lo
Avco

Shares

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Last
Sale Price

FOR

Sales

14

510

13%

Jan

14

Jan

Zenda

Gold

Mining

a24% a25y8

50

24%

Jan

25%

Jan

Zenith

Radio

&

Tube
Co

Corp (Un)

(Un)

10c
*

6c
..

6c

40
6c

65%

Jan

40

Jan

Feb

8c

Jan

Jan

65%

Jan

'f.

34

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(642)

...

Monday, February 8, 1954

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED

FOR

RANGE

FEBRUARY

5

Friday

Midwest Stock

Exchange

Friday

Range

Sale Price

i-

Co

Advanced

Aluminum

Affiliated

Gas

Allis

5

Castings—

Chalmers

46%

200

45%

21%

22

800

20%

8%

8%

3%

4

8%

8

__

1

4

100
500

2,400

High

(Un)

International Tel

&

Interstate

Jan
Jan
Jan

4

28%

28

28%

550

25%

Jan

2874

47%
12%

48%

1,500
1,700

45%

Jan

4874

Feb

11%

Jan

1374

Illinois

Gas

Power

&

900

46

24%

300

23 %

23%

23%

23%

1,800

22%

15%

15%

1374

100

159%

American

10

Rad & Stand

American

Tel

American

Class

(Un)

San

Tel Co-

&

A

46%
—

Feb
Jan

Jones & Laughlin Steel

Jan

Katz

(111)

156%

Feb

159%

Feb

64%

800

59'%

Jan

65%

12%

14

1,300

10%

Jan

14

Feb

Topeka

Products

Atlantic

Refining

Co

Automatic

Washer

Avco

Corp

Mfg

Fe_

& Santa
Corp.

——

——

Co

!

31%
36%

32%
37%

10%

10%

13%
25
97%
7%

50
1
.•—10

__

7%
32%

7%
31%

3

4%

4%

3

4%

——:
—

-

32%

13%
25
97 %

1
•

preferred

2nd

convertible

$1.50
Atchison

—
—

13

(Un)

Bastian-Blessing Co
Manufacturing

Belden

700
600
3,200
1,300
100
100

Berghoff

Borg

Fisheries

Jan

Lindsay Chemical Co common

Feb

Lonergan

1474

Jan

11%

Jan

Libby MCNeil

&

Louisville Gas &

Foote

Brad

Jan

26%
98%

Jan

Burton-Dixie

12%

Jan

Martin

32%

Feb

4%

Jan

Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products

32%

28%

Jan

4%

700

4%

Feb

5

Jan

974

Jan

46%

Jan

48

Jan

21

Jan

22

Jan

65 74

Jan

(Glenn

20c

12%

jfi
4%

6,900
2,000

58
17%

150
300

12%

20

20%

450

53%

53%

50

2%

—

11%
17%

2%

700

12%
11%

—

*
1
5
12.50

12%
11%
17%
17%

300
200
1,500
100

16%

17%

—

L)

Pacific

Celanese Corp

Biscuit

——-—1

*
1
50c

Corporation

Centlivre

Corp

Brewing

Central & South West Corp

(Un)

Illinois

Central

Hart

&

100

1

50%

1

Chrysler

preferred—

Cleveland

11%

Jan

4%%

Cleveland

Coleman

58

Feb

Missouri

17%

Jan

Modine

Portland

Co

Ilium

convertible

$1.32

Consumers

Jan

Motorola

Muskegon

20

Jan

20%

Feb

51%

Jan

53%

Feb

;

Cement-.

Ward

Crane

&

class

Jan

2 74

Jan

Jan

12%
11%

Feb

Nash

1774

Feb

National

—

Jan

National

Distillers

Jan

Muter

&

Detroit

25%

21% Jan

174

Jan

1

150
100
1,500
100

Jan

217a

Jan

Jan

Du

Eddy

Co

National

Tile

York

New

North

&

Flour

Mills

America

of

Four-Wheel

Fox

(Peter)

Drive

Inc

Auto.

—

Box

General

Corp

Candy

Corp

General Electric Co

(Un)

1

100
1,050

30
10
4,009

Jan

37

Feb

10%
2974

Jan

3%

Feb

14%

Feb

Jan
Jan

14

6

Jan

Jan

Jan

27

Jan

674

50

6 74

6 74

159

1674
18

1,300

1974
31%

200

18

16
1774

—

19 74

—

31

55%, Jan

—

400

350
400

Jan

6%

Jan

Feb

1874

Jan

1774

Feb

1874

Jan

18%
28 74

North American Co

Jan
Jan

21%
24

500

18
20 74
5 8 74

18%
2 1 74
6 1 74

650

1774

10

1 874

10

21

24%

Feb

2174

Jan

26%

Jan

29 %

Jan

Northwest

33%

Jan

35%

Feb

Nunn

19

Jan

21%

22

Jan

Jan

24%

Jan

Jan

1874

1074

Jan

1174

Feb

Oak Manufacturing Co

1

17

16%

1774

1,050

67

Jan

68%

Feb

Ohio

8

3974

39 74

3974

1,700

11%

Jan

11%

Jan

Northern

Pacific Ry
States

Shoe

Bush

Edison

com—5

—

14%

•

—

42 74

1474
43 74

15

15

15

274

Co—

Co

Motor

Car

102

Feb

103%

Jan

Pan

118%

Jan

120

Feb

Parkersburg-Aetna

56%

3%

•

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36%

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1%

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200

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Feb

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Inc

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Jan

Standard

1%

Jan

13%

Jan

of

35%

Feb

Oil

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2474

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Jan
Jan

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1974 Feb
14

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78 %

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36%

37%

1,300

3274 Jan

37%

Feb

500

1

10%

10%

10%

400

974

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp

5

2174

2174

21'%

200

2074

1

10

Btudebaker Corp

1

Railway

Equipment

Jan

(Un)

9%

10

20

2174

Jan

1074 Feb

Jan

Feb

22%

Jan

900

32

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3674 Jan

9%

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3374

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5

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1

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20

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15%

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1874

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1,200

41%

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Jan

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2474

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1974

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:

1

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3674

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2674

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300

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28%

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15

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2274

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Jan

4974

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3374

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51

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3

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1574

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•

Steamship Co

Jan

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2,200

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Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips

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4

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8

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Jan

6 74

—

Indianapolis Power & Light
Interlake

17%
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Jan

11

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Organ Co
Harnlschfeger Corp
Helleman (G) Brewing Co—
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Hlbbard Spencer Bartlett

14%

43%
15

1874

18

17%

1,100

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39%

Patterson-Sargent
Coal Co common

3%
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8

1
*
5

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25

Halllcrafters Co

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3
2

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20

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—

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2074

2074
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Griesedleck

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27

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Gulf Oil Corp

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10

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Greyhound Corp

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Western Brewery

34%

274

1

RR (Un)

Central

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Oil & Chemical—

Feb

500

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Jan

Jan

1974

—

32%
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Great Lakes

40%

27

Feb

32

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Jan

27

76

32%
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Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock-

Jan

3874

—

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6
20
—1

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58%

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21

3474

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64

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76
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—

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Gillette

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5

Telephone Corp

25

Jan

—

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Gibson Refrigerator Co

Jan

17

3374

19%

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2474

1.000

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2,100

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2074
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Schenley

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Feb

30

62 74

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2.50
1
5

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Camble-Skogmo Inc
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15

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19%

5

Mfg

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5

Elgin National Watch

Jan

5

24%

10

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9

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10

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Feb

3

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374

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2

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20

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Jan
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6874

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18

—

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900

6474

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19

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13

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Jan

Jan

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27%
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21%
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—

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250

—

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11%

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•

Continental Motors Corp

800

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11

1974

2274
34

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86%

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16%

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300

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6%
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Commonwealth Edison

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__

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18%

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100

Iron

1,200

12
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6774
3

2074

25

Mississippi River Fuel

Jan

19 74

27
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21%

10

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10%
2874

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3274

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4%

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200

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10

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Minnesota Mining & Mfg.

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100
100

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common—

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Minneapolis

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16

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.

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19
1274
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24%

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11%

Jan

2174

100
5
43%

4
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3

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800

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1

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25

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Jan

2974
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10%

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National Standard Co

Canadian

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200
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Feb

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Feb

1574

1674

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8 74

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2674

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150
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100
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19

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common

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37%

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9
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22
63

1

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—

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&

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Jan

9

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21%

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Gas

Lamson

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Jan

2974
33%

9
47%
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9

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200

Jan

—

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Armour

38%

5974

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Feb

1574

3,200
4,400

—

5

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& Light
(Un)

Kansas

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1
1
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Feb

2874

31

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Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)

—

25

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Amurex

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7
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24

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1

46
24%

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30%

Jan

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Jan

2674

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28%

5974

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3.50
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&

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Feb

48%
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Iowa

of Prices

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Jan

•
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31 %
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22

Jan

8

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4674

Jan

8

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preferred

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International Shoe Co

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American Airlines

46%

8%

—1

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High

—

10

Equipment

Alleghany Corp

7%

International

Range since Jan 1

46%

5

Laboratories

Steel

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30%

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Range

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•

Harvester

International

for Week

of Prices

Low

Par

Allied

£ale Price
Par

Sales

East

STOCKS

Abbott

Week's

Week's

Last

A compilation of the round-lot transactions only

i <

Acme

STOCKS

2074

300

2074 Feb

22

Jan

20%

60

220

Jan

Feb

59

60

59

For footnotes see page 41.




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Number 5297...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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35

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Range

Union

Carbide

Union

of

Oil

&

Carbon

Air

United

Corporation

Lines

U

S

Rubber

U

S

Steel

Co

Inc

(Un)

41'4

Electric

Wisconsin

Public

Woolworth

(F

Corp

Power

24%

400

21%

Jan

24%

Jan

51%

1,000

478

Jan

5%

Jan

32%
42

700

56%

2,200

39'/8

250

25%

42

Feb

Air

Feb

8%

Jan
Jan

Reduction

Alleghany

91/4 Jan
2574

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1.700

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Jan

561/2

200

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Jan

29 %

Jan
Jan

13%

13%

100

13%

Jan

14

16%

16

17%

1,750

14%

Jan

31%

31

29%

Feb

31%

Jan

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Jan

43%

Jan

31%

19%

19%

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44%

45

15

15

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81%

82%

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400

19%

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700

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41%

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100

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Factors

Co

Par

Stores

American

Tel

10

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&

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Jan

American

Radiator

Jan

American

City

Elec

Jan

42%

Jan

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S

&

Tel

Tel

&

American Tobacco

S

(Un)

Co

Low

35%

99

47 %

351

Chrysler

37%

Jan

47%

Feb

Avco

Jan

159%

161

1974

Jan

21

Jan

853

29%

Jan

33%

Jan

9

8%

3,350

9

5

4%

5%

28%

50

25

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1

155%

28%
145

Bethlehem

Feb

6074

140

3,284

7%

225

1174
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7%

Jan
Jan

150

Jan

127 a

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Jan

Borden Co

8%

Jan

Borg-Warner Corp

Jan

29%

Feb

Bunker

3,467

28%

Jan

29%

Feb

710

24%

Jan

27%

Jan

Calamba

108%

Jan

111%

Feb

4

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conv

General

preferred

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25

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5

Brothers

140

18%

Jan

Hill

common

California

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18%

Jan

Canada

Dry

Ale

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(Un)

58%

Jan

65'A

Jan

Canadian

14%

Feb

274

Feb

Feb

23

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2074

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37

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1

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1

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64

5

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Feb

227

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2674

110

1574

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1,408

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7%

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205

29%

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Feb

10

Petroleum

2874

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37%

3 7 74
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Baltimore

10

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1574

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Jan

Delaware Power & Light common__13%

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Jan

5

(Un)
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Duquesne Light Co
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Bendix

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75

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Topeka & Santa Fe

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Jan

2074

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Feb

33

1

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44

20%

50

Jan

25

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Corp

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3574

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Curtis

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30%

13

preferred
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1274

25

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Corp

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Co

&

Atchison

Atlantic

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1581/s 159%

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non-cum

51

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Copper Mining

Armour

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Baltimore Transit Co$2.50

48%

Feb

1174

5

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Armco

159'%

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4874

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10

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253

51%

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100

Arundel Corporation

Atlantic

48%

20

45%

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46 %

Jan
Feb

4

51

10

15

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35%

47%

Jan

4874

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Feb

4

51

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38%

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4

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240

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common

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Feb

27%

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Sales

Range

Par

Admiral

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1

Sale Price

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&

Feb

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41%

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Jan

33

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1,100

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74% Jan

41%

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73

25

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California

United

Shares

FEBRUARY

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Last

Sale Price
Par

WEEK

FOR

Sales

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10

—

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Pennsylvania Power &
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Salt

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div

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23

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574

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70

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3374

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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp___
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Motors

Gladding
Clark

8 74

62

10c

Co

Preferred

High

31%

a8%

874

-—1

General Paint Corp common

Range since Jan 1

3174

a8%

__

Capwell Co

Foods

General

*

73

__

38%

&

Gas

Electric

General

for Week

of Prices

111

Feb

a--

—

8%

1,279

—

•

(Un)

Inc

Products

Machinery

General

Sales

Range

a—

8p
39 %

102 10274

102

1—

A

Co

Natural

Paso

Food

Week's

235

80

*

Warrants

Last

a__

3 8 74

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*

Eureka Corp Ltd capital—

Friday

70

a74 a74%

—

3 9 74

1

Works

Oil

Emporium

STOCKS

915
115

18

8%

a57% a 58 74

5
_1

common

class

Kodak

Jan

83%

—25
—25

a—

20%

874

„

25

2074

—

65

8
Jan
44% Feb

8
Jan
41% Jan

100

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Lab

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Co 4s ser A

..

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series

(Un)

pfd-

$3

7574

70

10

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United Gas Improvement

750

1

(Un)

7674

.

75

43%

Jan

Jan
Di

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Sun Oil Co

65

a7%
44%

5

(Un)—

Co.

Corp

Jan

65

•

Cuftiss-Wright

59

1374 Feb
16% Jan
38% Jan

Jan

a774

1

Preferred

Jajn

Jan

380

12%
16%
37

1,015

Jan

44% Jan

Jan

40

13%

44 74

__

18
a—

—

85

13%

1,33%

Corp common

a—

al774 al774

a7%

__

1

Bank—

Nat'l

Jan

Feb

a38% a39%

a39

*

Corp

Refining

First

Zellerbach

4474

66

•

(Un)

(Del) (Un)

Co

Jan

76

62
Jan
8574 Feb

Jan

1 674

5

—

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(Un)

«

_

_

N

Aircraft

•

Scott Paper Co

5s

Ind

Coppermines
Edison

13%
■

25

81%

1 83

a41% a41%

__

56%

223

18

a4i74 a44%

a4474

*

(Un)—

Edison

Chemical

Consol

(Un)

Solvents

Consolidated

Curtis

Reading Co
Riggs National

System

39%

Jan

2874

20

Corp

Baltimore

Gas

Jan

31 %

3,909

2%

A

2%

38%
„

2474

Jan

Broadcast Syst class

2.273

8574

18

__

59%

8574

„

•

B

5674

„

10

Iron

Co—
m

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$1.40

43%

39%
32'A

Common

Public

43%

*
5

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—

25
(Un)

&

Fuel

Consolidated

Philadelphia

Philco

Corp

Cities Service Co

*

Mfg

preference

Chrysler

50

com

Pennsylvania Water & Power
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Phijadelpliiu Electric common
$1

9%

com

—

1,054

1,274
250
81
117

59%

60
1.35

—

_

Jan

6

Jan

57

6,250
25

a

466

1.05

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3% Jan

1.00 Jan
a

_—

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150

10
526

37% Feb
56% Jan
14
Jan

9'%

325

8% Jan

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210
142

69% Jan
20,u Jan

9

,

28

Jan

30% 3074
37% 37%
a5974 a59%
15% 1574

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—

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24%

1274 12%
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6%

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27%

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252

26% Jan

—

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Jan

3% Jan
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6% Feb

60

Feb

1.35 Feb
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30 ,4 Feb
37% Feb
56 % Jan

15,4 Feb

9% Jan
69% Jant
22
Jan
28% Jan
4974 Feb

f

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

26

Monday, February 8, 1954v.

(644)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

WEEK

FOR

FEBRUARY 5

ENDED

Friday
Sales

^Range

FLasV

(Cont.)

San Francisco Stock Exch.

Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land
Salt

Leslie

&

Power

Kansas

(R H)
Co

Magnavox
Co

Matson

Navigation

&

Jan

36

Jan

26%

Jan

29

a22 a22%
1" 17 %

106

22 %

a22%

•
—1

—

16%

1
»„„•
18
—1
_16%c

20

(Un)

National

Gypsum

(Un)

Company

(Un)_

Riverside

17

Jan

19%

18%

Jan

20

Jan

265

Jan

28'A 28'A
3c
3c
92c
94c
11% 11%
21% 21%
a33%a33%
a59% a60%
31
31

385

18

—

28%

Jan

Jan

American

Jan

21%

Jan

Shasta

32%

Jan

32%

Jan

Jan

61%

Jan

Feb

32 %

Jan

31

16%

18

Jan

Jan

17%

Jan

18"%

18%

Jan

20%

Jan

20%

Jan

23%

Feb

275

Feb

5%

4%

Jan

488

18%

Jan

21%

Jan

Jan

28%

Jan

Co

Water

Oahu

(Un)

Ltd

Co

Sugar

Occidental

Petroleum

27%

200

4%

Feb

4%

Feb

2,376

20%

Jan

24%

Jan

Cumulative

preferred

Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio

Oil

(Un)

Co

Pabco .Products

Pacific

12%

Jan

13'A

Jan

Sperry Com

223

22

Jan

22

Jan

Standard

Pacific

Coast

Pacific

.,

20'A

120

18%

Jan

20%

Jan

Standard

Oil

61

190

55%

Jan

61

Feb

Standard

Oil

17%

400

17%

Feb

18

(Un)

Corp

25%

Gas

Electric

&

preferred
preferred
5%
1st preferred
4.80%
red preferred
5% red preferred
5%%

"

1st

preferred

red

5%
Pacific

&

Gas

Pacific

Public

Studebaker Corp

Oil Corp

Jan

3%

Jan

Sunray

Jan

39%

Feb

Sunset

62

Feb

62

Feb

Pacific

Tel

Tel

&

pfd

15

15%

Jan

a7%

15%

1,473

14%

Jan

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50

7%

Jan

29

14%

Jan

6%

2,215

5%

Jan

50

29%

Jan

6%

7%. Jan

Packard
Palmer

Pan

Oil Corp
Co

Motor

Stendel

Paramount Pictures Corp

35%

Feb

Jan

6c

Jan

Jan

22%

Jan

75%

77

13

86

81%

Feb

Jan

77

61%

Jan

61 %

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12

Jan

13%

Feb

79%

Jan

86

Feb

20 'A

Jan

25%

Feb

69%

517

77

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54

13%

120

86

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24%

23%. 25'A

2,795

37%

37%

250

32%.' Jan

37%. Jan

37%

37%

37 %

757

35%

Jan

37%

Jan

38%

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33

35'A

Jan (

35%

100

.

32%

7 250

32%

•-

•

-

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Feb

27%

Jan,

34

33%

34

193

32%

Jan

34

Jan

16%

16%

16%

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16%

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1,357

Feb

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500

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28

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Jan

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31

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493

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Jan

31

2,967

52%

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58

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Jan-

667

72%

Jan

77%

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27%

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26%

Jan

27%

Feb

27%

Jan

28%

Jan

27%

Jan

28%

Jan

Jan

35%

Jan

1.15

Jan

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Gas

9%

Jan

United

Park

28 %

520

28%

28%

132

34%

34%

2,755*

34'A

1.05

1,500

1.00

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8%

100

27%

✓

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Jan

Jan

206

37%

Jan

38%

Feb,

20%

298

20 %

Jan

23

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16%

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Feb

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11%

73

11%

Feb

11%

Feb

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31%

Jan

33%

Jan

75

58%

Jan

61 %

18

Union

Sugar

United

Jan

2

26%

25%

26%

4,319

25%

Feb

27%

Jan

(Un)

1

17%

17%

17%

694

15%

Jan

17%

Feb

72%

72%

550

72%

Feb

74%

Jan

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United

&

(Un)

Inc

Glass

Co <Un)_

Feb

U

118%

Feb

U S Steel Corp common.

143

15

138 y2

Jan

143

Feb

Universal

34%

100

32%

Jan

3%

3%

230

22c

22c

8,800

10%

10%

27%

3.%

Victor

Consolidated

"

Feb

22%

Jan

48%

48%

328

46%

Jan

49%

Jan

23%

24%

875

21%

Jan

24%

Jan

:

11

200

11

Jan

11

Jan

V.C0

149

28

Jan

28%

Jan

530

1%

Jan

1%

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32'A

438

29%

Jan

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Feb

42

1,767

39%

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42

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60%

115

56%

Jan

58%

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10%

6

CD -U

Jan

11%

Jan

26 %

Jan

00

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31

40%

•

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21%

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11

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10%

Feb

27%

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Jan

17%

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Jan

15 %

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—

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—

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26%

Jan

308

Jan

301

Feb

720

17%

15VB

340

14

33%

32%

33%

Westates Petroleum

Preferred

Indies

31%

Jan

33%

Feb

West

147

29%

Feb

29%

Feb

Western

Jan

Western

750

3%

199

59%

Jan

4

Jan

60

Jan

4

Jan

Feb

3

3

285

3

34

34

111

32

Jan

437/b

43%

257

41%

Jan

54

60

a—

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34%

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43%

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54

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120

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9%

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56%

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37

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10

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Jan

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43%

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Feb

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381

45

28%

—

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797

54%, ,.56%.

1

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10

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3%

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9%

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34c

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Sugar..—

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420

1

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com

(Un)

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3%

42

Jan

1

Co_j.

Equipment

Jan

9%

17%

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20%

10

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Jan

Feb

15%

29%

39

400

——*

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27%

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•

1,293

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27 %

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42

21%

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common

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33%

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—

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a

7

26%

a

38 %

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202

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1,704

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all %

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22%

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3%

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21%

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Feb

29

a59%

,

773/a-;

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32 "A

Jan

29%

57%

56%

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Jan

28%

143

57%

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34%

•

75

Jan

5c

21'A

3,500

22%

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Jan

30%

22c

Pig'n Whistle conv pr pfd
7.50
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber common.*1
Pullman Inc (Un)
•

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22%

21%

240

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6c

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Jan

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a__

—

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&

33%

—

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•

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8%

40%

Jan
Jan

10

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Union

90

14%

(Un)

Corp

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432

17%

Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Petroleum Co

8%
38%
a

25
50c

Associated

2,100

27%

12%
3:

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(Un>
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Tide

32%

17%

Phillips

Co

35 %

32%

50
—33%c

Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp
(Un)_————;

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40%

10%

(Un)

(Un)

Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi
Cola Co
(Un)

Pure

Jan

1
1

American World Airways

Jan

103

10

Texas Company
Textron

Tri-Continental

39%

8%

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Corp

Jan

10,132

4
0

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common

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Jan

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30

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14%

40 >/.

28

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common—

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Feb

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600

13%

7.50

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118%

55 %

Jan

3,540

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1
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*

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1
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Feb

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5
5

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62

27%

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—

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1
15

15%

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26

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25
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25

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39%

25

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25

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4.32%

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62

5
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Aggregates

Finance

Jan

Jan

Jan

3%

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54%

•

39%

5

48%

36%

<

28%

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268

15c

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27%

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137

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22

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61

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17%

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9%

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61

1

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a9%
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Jan

125
412
775

6%

Northrop Aircraft Inc

Jan

38 %

5

:

20%

preferred
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preferred
25
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)——100

Feb

32%

P.10

Shell Oil Co

56%

Co

22

5% %

29%

Jan

15

Paper

12%

12%

1

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Southern

North

Jan

32 %

1

Scott

415

23%

Aviation

American

North

26%

10

(Un)_1.40,

Industries common

Schenley

Socony-Vacuum Oil

•

193

.—10

(Un)—

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20%

35

24

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•
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Jan

5%

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Feb

457

4%

29%

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29%

5

1.05

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23

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10

11%

5

4%

92

1

Co

Foods

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W

&

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Jan

20%

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Jan

471

1

Feb

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Jan

3c

Jan

2c

50

r

88

10

Safeway Stores Inc

85c

275

23%

94

•

class

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Cement

10%

100

19%

23

a

—

27

1,060

28

19%

18

23%

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Jan

88

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Jan

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__

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20

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(Un)

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Feb

3,628

28%

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Jan

3%

—

Manufacturing

Rheem

18

21%

—

26%

Feb

5

Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)

17%

Jan

—

Jan

18

—50c

Manufacturing Co

Raytheon

Feb

Jan

—

23%

242

25

——

.—

Jan

2%

—•

Preferred

17

19%

94c

1,049

18

88

1,

Rayonier Incorp common

16

75

28%

;—

Power.

Jan

940

*

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22%

Jan

3%
3%
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28 %

26%

18

—

725

18%
20

25%

18

of

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Reynolds Tobacco class R

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•

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Feb

a41 a41%

—

5
1
5
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National Auto Fibres Inc——

1.40

3%

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10

(Un)

Jan

14

a41%

Inc

National Distillers Prod
Natomas

18%
19%

—

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26%

America (Un)
•
Ry Equipt & Realty Ltd com
*
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——100

Radio

816

17'A

Range Since Jan. 1

Low

Jan

Jan

—

Nash-Kelvinator Corp

Norris

33%

Feb

Co

Morrison-Knudsen

Niagara

100

222

1.40

(Un)

Montgomery Ward & Co

Y

Feb

13'A

•
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines —P.10
rM J & M & M Cons (Un)
10c
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Un).l0
Montana-Dakota Utilities
(Un)
5
Montana Power Co
*

N

Feb

45

200

j.-.

South Utilities

Middle

68

Jan

1,000

(Un)_;

Co

Inc (Un)

Co

Jan

39%

1.40

8

Co

Mfg

Menasco

Merck

66

435

1-40

—

Robbins Inc

&

398

—

—

Jan

a—

—

36
28%
14

(Glenn)

Martin

McKesson

a__

36
28 '/a
14

common

Calculators

Marchant

27

2%

Jan

—_.—*

B__

Co

&

Macy

45

2%

1,430

*

class

Lyons-Magnus

__

Par

2%
2%
al8% a 18"4
67%
68
43
45

Shares

High

Low

28%
14

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(Un)

Inc

Loew's

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10
1

Co

Aircraft

Lockheed

2%

1
~8%
•
2.50

Kaiser Motors Corp

for Week

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Low

Par

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Shares

of Prices

Sale Price

STOCKS

Sales

Week's

Last

STOCKS

for Week

Feb

56%

10%

Feb

Jan;
Feb

45

Feb

a__

—

—

Yellow

Cab Co common

400

1

Jan

6

Jan

6%

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

FOR

WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY

5

Week's

Friday

Montreal Stock

Last

STOCKS

Exchange

STOCKS

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Last
Sale Price

4%'A

Range since Jan 1

preferred

Asbestos
Low

Par

Abltlbl

Power & Paper common

0L50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
•„

Class A

Low

High

•

18%

17%

18%

15,090

25

26%

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26%

1,165

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41%

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24%

415

104% 104%

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16%

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18%

Jan

26%

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Corp
common
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39%

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13%
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220

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43%

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24

100

&

—

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British

40
7%

40

Jan

46

Jan

49%

Feb

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24%

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•

~

104%

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Jan,

British Columbia Elec Co 4%,%.pfd_10O

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105

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50

415

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Bank.

American

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Co

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American

•

,

225'

20

150

Jan

20

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40

7,804

39%

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40

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6,103

6%

Jan

16

all,

20

Power.;

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class
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Canadian securities.
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Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
from coast to coast.

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for

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93

Jan

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Jan

21 %

Jan

23

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36

Jan

104

50

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Feb

104

29%

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30

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2,849

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Feb
—

Jan

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(645)

37

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Par

Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class

A

$1.75
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Celanese

Chem

Canadian

Class

Cellulose

&

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B

common

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Jan

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20%

1,130

19%

Jan

20%

Feb

St

22

2,949

20%

Feb

24%

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160

29%

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31%

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9%

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15

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82

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82%

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25

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100

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class

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6%

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&

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Jan

14%

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class

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44%

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50

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51

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100

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137

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30

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24

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26

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Feb

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12

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55

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21

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550

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6%

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of

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preferred

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&

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class

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350

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pfd__,_—100

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for Week

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18%

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Feb

25

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Low

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Last

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17%

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+

STOCKS

921

9

preferred

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pfd—20

preferred

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67c

class A

x

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18%

*

:

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.,17%

25

•—

5

20

•

common

series

FEBRUARY

17%

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ENDED

for Week

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Friday

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FOR

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21

21

135

-

130

9%

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9%

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104

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.

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common.

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100

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300

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13

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46,095

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53%

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3.40

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9

com,—

36

35

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9

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17

5

31%

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,

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80

9

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50

4.95

35 %

_9

A

B

Combined

Feb

Jan '

1

5%% preferred
1
Claude Neon General Advert class A__9
Class

98

55

9

class A

Feb

Jan

a24

Corp class A__9

Ltd

12%

9

common

Lumber Co

Prodcts

Feb

t.

a75

9

Canadian

-173

.19 III A

8% Jan.

31%

—

Ltd—9

Ltd

Canadian

Canadian

>

a55% a55%

9
9

Investments

Cinzano Ltd class

17%

*

class B_,_

Co

Canadian

__

9

Ltd

Canadian

Feb

10

7

9

_100

Sugar

Co

Canada

a7%

15

6%

Jan

*

Ltd

9

common

Standard

Sec

cl

3.70

3.70

___9

3.90

500

a75c

a75c

62

a23% a23%

A„9

Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Crown

Zelierbach

14

3.65
75c
a—

3.90

Jan

Feb

Jan

80c

Jan

a—

—

—

,

•

Corp

44

5

—,

38

44

43

37%

"

Jan

40%

Jan

44

34

5,371
1,776

38

Jan

38

Feb

David

&

31
,

Frere

44

Jan

35

43

Feb

Dominion

Engineering Works,

*

24

24

25

300

22

Jan

25%

Dominion

Oilcloth

9

30

29

30

395

27%

Jan

30

Feb

Structural

9

21%

21

21%

500

21

Feb

21%

Feb

class

pfd__100

a6

a6

a6

20

a—

9

6%

6

6%

3,925

6

Liinitee

&

A

__50

Linoleum

Steel

Ltd.,

74

12'A

325

43

—

43

'

Steel Products

cum

Ltd

Fanny

•

a—

Jan

6%

Ford

Grain

class

Co

Manufacturing
Motor

Co of

—_

class

A

Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com__
67c red pfd
Lakes

Feb

74

Feb

Jan

12%

Jan

Paper

Ltd

Co

Hydro-Electric Securities

Interprovincial
Investment

67c

Lowney Co

95c

Jan

25%

Jan

28

Jan

19

Jan

21%

Jan

4.75

4.75

200

4.10

Jan

4.85

Jan

6%

6%

300

5%

Jan

7%

Jan

.*

__

6% j

9
9

com

26

26

40

25%

Jan

26

Feb

52

52

50

52

Feb

52

Feb

200

a—

:

i

pfd—
pfd

6%

Co Ltd

com

Paper Co

&

Lt

40%

Pr

Ltd
Co

al2;

—

a__

3,020

41%

40%

Feb

41'A

Feb

44%

Feb

3.30

Jan

Feb

100

2,575

3.25

10

3.25

Feb

15%

__

44%

15%

125

15%

Jan

15%

Jan

54%

.

43%

43%

3.25

,

3.25

9

10

al2

.

„

55

355

54%

Jan

55

Jan

a90

—

al0%.

9

5%

10

a90

a—

—

57

10

Jan

84

2

90

Jan

5%

500

alO alO%
a84

a

-

a—

Jan

10

*

5%

Jan
Jan

28

Jan

91

Jan

6

Feb

31

5

30%

29%

31

2,900

,9

25%

25 V*
10%

24'A

Jan

25%

Jan

—

25
10%

911

9

common

Mills

Enterprises
Crush Ltd

al2
41%

1

—

Rice

Jan

132

9

Pow

Feb

1.00

6,550

9

Ltd

79%

21

Corp„

47c

Oil

Jan

Jan

27%

Paper Co

& Ontario

Newfoundland

Orange

63%

1,500

9

Ltd

Royal

Nuclear

1,889

97c

1

Corporation Ltd

Mount

79 Va

95c

—

27

Ltd_

Light &

Minnesota

76%

cl A—

Ltd

Invest

Distilleries

Mountroy

78

9

1.65

50

Ltd

Co

&

Mersey Paper Co

Moore

Feb

Jan

20%

(Walter M)
Power

McColl-Frontenac

Mexican

27

9

Canadian

Melchels

Feb

1.20

21

B

MacLaren

27

Part class B^

Groceterias

Class

Feb

150

3,840

27%

preferred

Lambert Inc Alfred
Loblaw

22%

27

1.55

100

Ltd

Foundation

Feb

27

1.45

a22% a22%

—

Corporation 9

Utilities

convertible

22%

—

1.50

1

common—9

_

Great

100

9
9

A

Ltd

Can

Feb

*

Farmer'Candy Shops Inc

Federal

Fleet

Jan

'

*

East Kootenay Power 77c

Eastern

Jan

74

12%

9

"

12%

100

Ltd

Jan

Jan

140

a22 a22%*.

"

a25

Paper common
preferred
11
Oil

12,480

a93

13%

_10

Rolland

Royalite

273

35

a93

35%34%

common

preferred

35%'

33%

Corp of Canada
Bros

25

26%

3,400

""

*

Provincial

4 7c

26%

■

27%
'

Power

7

11%

*

pfd——

Co Ltd

Canada

London

Pen mans- common

Price

Feb

1

1:

7%

Jan

Feb

-

Placer

1.07

Feb

*

Steel

115

Jan

44

40

18%

18%

9

;

*

Flour

1.20

8%/Feb

Dominion

11%

13

23

1,160

14%

9

class B

class A

—

Oeilvle

1.07

25

-

Jan

Jan

17

50

11%
15

National Steel Car

Ontario

1.20

25

—^

Jan

Jan

a9%

__25

Oil—,

&

Wire

2,915

7%

common

Preferred

28%

475

a9%

9

Telegraph

Niagara

8%

9

preferred

Consolidated

35

18

30

Jan

.Feb

33

Jai)

5,508

23%

29

50

Noranda." Mines

25

8%

High

'

Jan

25

8%

1st preferred

conv

—

Jan

982

.

,

a!5% al5%
18

9

Ltd

Co

Low
600

25

5

Canadian

Jan

6

Jan

567

58%
81

34%

180

23%

81

5%
a__

8,947

132

23%

9

:

Px-eferred

Jan

57%

9

Structural Steel

Drug

Jan

40

,

al6

com.u...(

class

& Bloedel Ltd

Locomotive

National

35 %

Jan

1,290

23%

:

&

Jan

39

50

"40

5%

9

B

Morgan

34%

35%

5

preferred,—

Breweries

Montreal

Feb

35%

(Robt)

Montreal

Jan

84%

58%

(John A)

McColl Frcntenae

Class

36%

Jan

25

priority
Massey-Harris-Ferguson

Molson

Jan

84"

•

com__

Range Since Jan. 1

High

9

Ltd

Butterfly Hosiery

■

Ltd

Acceptance

Corp

Mitchell

34%

84 %

9

common

B

MacMillan

11,675

36%

131

Ltd

Low

Shares

'

Lang & Sons Ltd

MacKinnon

Jan

35%

(John)

of the Woods

67'c

24

131

Interprovincial Pipe Lines

Class

Jan

37%

„

International Utilities Corp
Preferred

Laurentide

23 7a

7.50

Power

Legare

40

9

common

International

Lake

Jan

__100

common

International

Labatt

10%

25

77c
preferred
International Paper

Jamaica

31

Jan

393/4

40

9

1

common

Jan

9%

353/8

—30

Bronze

28%

2.826

31,

-

84%

__40

;

preferred
Nickel

36%

100

preferred

Jan

5,451

9%

a23 % a23 %

common..9

...

preferred

$2.00

67c

30
03,.

25

preferred

International

31

9%

•

common. 5

Paper
Co

Ltd

Company

Canada

Imperial

for Week

of Prices

Jan

•

1

Bay

&

Development

Belding-Corticelli

Hudson

Sales

Range

Last

Sale Price
Par

Feb

48

9

STOCKS
1

Feb

36

50

Alabastine

Hamilton Bridge
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred

Week's

Jan

601/4

Exchange

Funds

Friday

Jan

5%

Canadian

Jan

15

100

4%

Tire

Gypsum

Jan

105

—5

Wares

«

Canadian Stock

Jan

23

110

3

preferred

Goodyear

102

110

1__9

_

Motors

Steel

Jan

Jan

104

Dynamxcs

General

20%

r,100

Bakeries

General

101

100

preferred

General

?

200

10%

Feb

10%

Feb

„

12%

13

425

12

Jan

13

Feb

20

22

9

Ltd—

Ltd

23

9

9

23

23

—

10

3.75

3.75

50

3.60

550

3.60

—

Feb

Jan

23

Jan

3.75

Feb

Jan

3.60

Jan

'

3.00

3.60

"

&

SAVARD

i

MEMBERS:

MONTREAL

Power

HART

STOCK

67»

EXCHANGE

TORONTO

STOCK

Class

EXCHANGE

STOCK

EXCHANGE

276 ST. JAMES

TROIS-RIVIERES

-

~*

-

Russell

footnotes

see

page 41.




58

Feb

Feb

13%

Feb

36

Jan

38%

Feb

20

Jan

22

Feb

18%

Feb

9

iCan)

Ltd

Industries

Southern

Offices.

-

!

ST-JOHNS, P. Q.

*

Canada

Standard

Paving

Tooke
New

Bros

new

preferred

Traders
Trans

For

Jan

Jan

13%

13%*

38%

38%

38%

pfd„20

—

22

22

"56

18%

18%

340

'

*

57c

red

60"

Ltd

18%

9

17'A

Jan

'

PL-9501

SHERBROOKL

113

56%

13%

A

Reitmans

1161 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
QUEBEC

Jan

100

205

58

13%

i.

•

Branch

58

—

111

40

111 112%

1

ST. WEST. MONTREAL

Telephone

112%

5

Quebec Telephone Corp common

'

CANADIAN

Corp of Canada 67c 1st pfd_100
N C
part 2nd preferred
—50

Finance

Mountain

Pr

<fe

67p

cuxn

pfd—100

Materials Ltd

common

i

.

class A_
Oil Pipe Line
Corp

9

~

■—

a24%

9

-

27

126 126%'
a24% a24%

—

50

Jan

124

Jan

128

a—

326

.

'

40c

Feb

Feb

40c

40c

40c

6

2.50

960

2.50

Jan

2.50 Jan

35%

2.50
34%

;2.5Q

9

35%

3,520

32%

Jan

35% Feb

9

23%,

22%

23%

820

20

Jan

24

-

Jan

«*

'

38

(646)

CANADIAN MARKETS
Canadian Stock Exchange

(Cont.)

r^tr

Range
of Prices

Shares

Low

Par

Union

Gas

United

of

(Jack)

Ltd

& Co

Wpsteel Products Ltd
Windsor

Mining

Mining

Ameranium

'

Jan

Min

1,000

Jan

Feb

92c

31c

10%c

Jan

20c

22c

27,200

3.10

3.55

5,800

3.10

3.80

Jan

9%c

11c

3,000

9c

Jan

12c

Jan

8c

8c

9c

12,000

8c

Jan

11c

Jan

32c

25c

35c

46,000

19 %c

Jan

35c

Feb

49c

49c

1,000

48c

Jan

55c

Jan

7c

Jan

9

Jan

__

Feb

Ltd

Petroleums

-

Canadian

Williston

Leduc

Producers

1

—

8V2C

7c

9c

56c

55c

60c

95,000

33c
19c

1
vtc

23c

12,500

2.50

40,525

20c

„

Gold

5%c

Feb

60c

Jan

25c

Collieries

Carnegie

Mines

Lid

*

2.80

Jan

5%c

6c

10,500

5%c

1,000

3%c

Jan

all

25

28c

15,000

Jan

7c

Jan

3%c

26c

—

Dec

Century

&

Jan

4c

11%

Jan

12%

Jan

20c

Jau

28c

Feb

Chemical

Ltd—_,_1

!

Ltd_.i

Corp

1

Explorers Ltd
Cobalt Cons Mining Corp Ltd-.Consolidated Candego Mines Ltd—
Central

Cadillac

Consol Golden

Coftez»''Explorations
Lead

Ltd

Zinc

&

Mining

Mines

3c

9c

Jan

11 %c

500

8c

Jan

8%c

Jan

3c

Jan

4c

Jan

2.10

52c

4,700

1.27

1.35

6,300

12c

16c

30,100

5c

43%c

Feb

48c

2.10

Co

Jan

1.37

Feb

1.27

Jan

11c

Jan
Jan

20c

4,000

4%c

Feb

5%c

Feb

500

5c

32 %c

Jan

45c

40c

3.20
3c

10,900,
6,000

2%c

Jan

3'%c

Jan

22c

22c

3,000

22c

Feb

22c

Feb

7c

7c

1,200

7c

Jan

7c

29c
32c
al5%al5%

Fontarta

J

20,000

3.80
1.30
10c

900

Feb

3.20

Jan

2.30

(1945)

Head

of

Hollinger

Inspiration
Iso

Jack

Home

Oil

46c

6,500

5.00

2,000

4.50

Jan

5.40

75c

75c

1,000

68c

Jan

75c

Feb

2.40

2.40

200

2.40

Feb

2.40

Feb

2.07

2.07

1,200

1.70

Jan

2.07

Feb

2.07

Merrill
New

Bristol
British

&

.

Continental

New

Oil Co

Pan

Oils

Western

Perill

Phillips

Oil

Co

&

Sourls

89c

Feb

20c

20C

20c

1,500'

19c

Jan

21c

Jan

9.00

8.75

9.00

950

8

Jan

10 Va

Jan

3.90

3.50

3.90

21,000

20c

1,000

Oil

Grass

Empire

25c

3,100

25c

Feb

35c

8,500

50c

Jan

60c
3c

Jan

9.10

9.50

600

6.45

Jan

9.00
93c

9.00
93c

100

7.80

Jan

9.25

Mines

&

300

93c

Feb

16c

Jan

24c

Jau

11

12%

13%

3,040

Goldfields

2.08

2.85

64c

59c

66c

a9c

3c

3c
a9c

„

20c

20c

1,000

35c

35c

6%c

■

Oil

Malartic

7c

Mines

8.25

8.25

100

16c 17 %c

17,360

13'%

Feb

Jan

2.85

Jan

66c

Feb

3c

Jan

3%c

Jan

Jan

10c

Jan

Feb

Jan

20c

Jan

Feb

35c

Feb

5c

7.50

Jan

8.35

Jan

24c

Feb
Jan

6.00

lie

6,000

10 %c

Feb

14c

Jan

6c

2,000

6c

Jan

6c

Jan

4%c

4%c

4,000

3%c

Jan

4V2c

Jan

75c

73%c

1.03

10,000

73 %c

Feb

1.19

Jan

13c

13c

500

13c

Jan

15c

Jan

__

Mining Corp
Mogador

of

Monpas

Mines

'

Ltd-:
Ltd

Ltd

New

Fortune

New

Larder

Pacific

Coal

New Santiago

&

_

Ontario

Pyrites Co Ltd——1

Orchan

Uranium

65c

Feb

Feb

32c

Jan

2.30

4%c
1.92

94c

55.050

66c

Jan

95c

Jan.

82c

12,425

74c

Jan

84c

Jan

1.07

1.07

100

70c

55c

70c

13,800

55c

Jan

70c

Feb-

70c

67c

71c

9,800

67c

Feb

78c

Jan...

74 %c 74 %c

1,000

69c

Jan

75c

Jan

10c

__

Gold

Abltlhi

Copper

Corp Ltd
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd

Acadia-Atlan

Gas

&

Oil

26%

26%

945

7

6 %

7

261

17%

17

17%

320

17

105

100

1.000

16q

3,000

15c

Jan

17c

Jan

76c

80c

9,300

60c

Jan

85c

Jan

88c

95c

7,500

82c

Jan

1.00

1.40

4,838

1.11

Jan

1.48

100

3.25

Jan

3-45

Jan

1,100

1.75

Jan

i.90

Jan

Pacific

;

com

Cons__

3.40

3.40

*

1.75

1.75

1.85

32c

32c

680

28c

Jan

32c

40%

40%

41

1,690

40

Jan

42'%

Jan

49%

47%

49%

8,293

46

Jan

49%

Feb

1

Algoma Steel
Ltd

pfd—25

24

24

24 Va

104

104

104%

250

preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Leduc

16c 18 %c

26 %c

33c

90c

95C

American

1

Yellowknife

21c

18 %c

21c

31,800

13%

Feb

3,80

Jan

Jan

Anchor

Petroleums

1

Jan

11%

9c

23c

Jan

5.50

5.30

5.60

5,907

4.&5

Jan

6.00

Jan

50

49%

50

505

48'/a

Jan

50%

Jan

12%

13

940

12

Jan

13

Jan

Jan

32c

Jan
Feb

Feb
Jan

1.92

4%c

Feb

2.12

Feb

Jan
Jan

class

A

Ankeno

•'
1

Aquarius

Jan

Arcan

750

17c

Jan

8,500

4%c

Jan

6c

Jan

Area

300

2.40

Feb

2.60

Jan

Argus Corp common

18c

18c

18c

5,000

16c

Jan

2*3c

77c

77c

2,000

77c

Feb

23c

21c

25c

12,400

21c

Feb

26c

212,462

9c

Jan

13c

6c

19.010

4c

Jan

6c

Jan

20c

Feb

28c

Jan

Mines

22c

20c

24c

14,800

1.25

1.00

1.25

310

45 %c

45c

51c

37,700

13

13'%

695

83%

83%

10

•

•

100

—

2,000
1,000

6%c
3.50

Jan

Arjon

Jan

6%c
3.90

Jan

Metals

Feb

Feb

Athona

Com

Hardware

Ashdown

900

Uranium

Rix-Athabasca

&

Metals

Uranium

Mining—1
Ltd

Mines

Jan

Royran Gold Fields Ltd

1

8herritt-C>ordon

1

Slscoe Gold
Stadacona
Standard

Steeloy

Mines Ltd
Mines

Gold

(1944)

Feb

14c

Jan

24c

23,100

40c

Jan

53c

class

Jan

16

16»%

225

15%

Jan

16%

Feb

10c llVaC

17,500

9c

Jan

13c

Jan

I6V2

8.565

15 %

Jan

16%

Feb

15c

Jan

16c

Jan

1J

B

16%

Feb

15c

Jan

1.09

1,000

1.09

Feb

1.10

Jan

1,600

1.42

Jan

1.58

(1937)—

Aumacho

Tache

Lake

Tazin

Mines

Tiblemont
Tobrit

Mines

Cons

—

Ltd;

Mines

Silver

43c

Jan

Bankfield

Consolidated

Jan

30c

Jan

Bank

Montreal

Bank of Nova Scotia

39c

1,000

39c

Feb

26c

Jan

a20c

a30c

1,534

10c

10c

10c

5,271

9c

Jan

10c

Feb

ioc

11c

3,500

10c

Jan

12c

6.-55

6.50

6.60

4,150

6.60

Jan

7.15

1.70

1.70

1.75

2,700

1.70

Feb

1.90

9c

8%c

9c

3.000

13c

13c

15c

14,050

10c

10c

11c

13,000

1.47

1.50

4,000

11c

12c

10,500

23c 27%c

4.500

•

__

12c

Uddlen

Mines

Ltd

•

23c

Violamac
Waite

Corp Ltd

1

Mines

Weeden

Pyrite

Wendell

Western Tungsten

Westville

Mines

3.60

2,400

72c

83c

50,800

3%c

3V2C

3%c

1.97

1.86

2.04

*

Mineral Products Ltd

&

3.40

81c

1

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

3.60

1

Mines

Amulet

•

1

Malartic

1

Copper

9.10

1

9c

Far footnotes

see

page




41.

1.

Jan

10c

Oils

of

Jan

Feb

16c

Jan

14c

Jan

7c

Jan

23.663

28c 34%c

%c

Jan

39c

Jan

11 %c

11V4C 12 Vac

7,500

ll%c

Feb

14c

Jan

15c

18c

41,900

11c

Jan

22c

Jan

14% C

14%c 19%c

259.675

14c

Jan

19%c

Feb

14 %c

24

3.70

Jan

5.35

1.50

40,900

2.05

2,600

2.27

Jan

7 %c

1.566

6 V»c

Jan

8%c

Jan

4.40

1

1.80

Jan

10

38

38

38 Va

790

35%

Jan

39

Jan

10

42%

42

43 %

910

40

Jan

43%

Feb

Feb

11c

Jan

14c

Jan

23c

Jan

30c

Jan

3.75

l%c

Jan

5c

Jan

7,000

1.81

Jan

2.15

Jan

Feb

Gairdner & Company Limited
Members: The Investment Dealers'

9.10

150

36c

8,500

9.10

32c

Feb

Jan

9.15
i-

Jan

38c

Jan

9c

11c

20,700

9c

Feb

14c

Jan

50c
.

Gompamj Inc.

Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Canadian

Jan

9,500

40 Wall

Jan

1.00

3.40

50c

600

50c

Jan

65c

Jan

3c

3c

5,500

3c

Jan

4c

Jan

CANADIAN

(SECURITIES

Feb

5.35

2.00
6 V«c

5.05
2.00

-50c

Gairdner S

Jan

Jan

1.40

Jan

33c

50<k

—

8c

13c

9%c Jan

67c

9.10

33 %c

Copper Mines Ltd—1
Ltd

11c

Jan

Jan

1

Vinray

Jan

6 Vac

Jan

1

1

Montauban Mines

7c

10,300

Jan

Ltd

Asbestos

Feb

a30c

Mines

United

17,300

8c

1
1

Mines

Bagamac
Banff

4.00

Trebor

United

9c

1

Mines Ltd

Avillabona

Jan

8c

1,500

1

Mines

8c

33 %c

1

Mines

Jan

6,702

4.1$

•

Ltd

•

1

River

4.20

11%'c.

39c

1

Ltd

Goldfields

6,500

6%c

8c

1

,

13c

,10c

1

'

15c 15 %c

1

Mines

15%

Jan

Jan

4.00

__

Jan

8c

4,900

1

14'%c

1.55

lOV'aC

7.000

49c

1

Aubelle

lOc

1

Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan

Jan

22c

Atlin-Ruffner

1

Corp

85

8%c

*

Jan

>.•

Ltd

Mines

Mining

Jan

8c

Yellowknife

Jan

4.05

1

Jan

83

44c

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Mines Ltd

13%

17 %c

Steels

14c

1.45

1.47

65c

Jen

20c

Atlas

72c

1.09

__

1

Jan

12%

44c

Aumaque

Rexspar

Jan

40c

8%c

11 % C

Mines

Feb

Feb

Feb

1

Gold

12c

65 %c

1.25

Jan

1

1

Armistice

52c

Feb

1.00

Jan

34c

Jan

1,000

13c

5c

*

Corp

21c

a6c

2,000

27c

9 Vac

5c

—1

Porcupine

2.45

83c

27c

11%C

*
1

Apex Cons Res

27c

22c

1

Mines

Jan

30c

—

!
*
Paper pfd__50

Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo Canadian Pulp &
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines

Feb

7,000

10%

Jan

Jan

2.05

13c

Jan

23c

Feb

44%c

14%

Jan

1.03

-

Feb
Jan

Feb

12c

Jan
0

3.15

Jan

14%

36c

Jan

24c
75c

1-4 CO

6%c

1.37

13c

11 %c

Feb

1,080

37%c

14%

Jan

6,000

Dev

49,600

*

105
18 %c

10,910

Oil

36,500

1

*

15,700

Jan

Jan

20,100

93c

Jan

104

3,500

28c

50c

Petroleums Ltd

Nepheline

24%

Jan

23%

500

1
1

1st

Canada

of

Co

2nd

Feb

8c

Jan

2,500

Jan

3.40

3.45

Feb

67c

Jan

1.35

1.30

13 %

8c

65V2C

16c

16c

77c

•

Gas

2.40

65%c

Feb

7c

1.40

3.65

Feb

16c

3.15

Feb

6%c

100%

Jan

•

Alberta

American

Jan

Jan

10c

15,500

•

Distillerers

Aluminum

Jan

173%

*

Petroleums

Consolidated

Aluminium

Jan

12%

Feb

3.6O

16c

Feb

Feb

7

Jan

3.35

4c

3,000

6%c

13c

6'%

1

•
Knife

Yellow

100 100%

100

13%c

*

1'

AJax Petroleums
Albermont

26%

12%

1.20

52c

26%

19,685

•

7%c

43c

H CO UV

Jan

18%

1

:

High

Jan

26

17%

5

2,000

21c

Low

16%

18%

100

Preferred

Acadia-Uramum

Alberta

Range since Jan 1

High

Lead

5,800

1.64

Low

*

common-

Class A

Acme

Shares

•

common

preferred

$1.50

for Week

*

Paper

a5%c

1

Jan

Sales

Range

20

&

Power

a6c

1

Quebec

1.30

Amurex

1

Quebec

Jan

Exchange
Week's

Last

Par

2.45

6%c

1.00

of Prices

Friday
STOCKS

50c

Ltd

Mines

Dredging—

-

Anacon

1.40

1.37

51c

Porcuoine

Cons

Jan

1,300

85c

77c

Atlas

Pamour

2.45

Jan

2.00

2.30

90c
79c

Jan

8c
43c 44%c

44c

Gold

Feb

25c

Canadian Funds

Ascot

Pacific

62c

100

Feb

10%

1.20

1

1,000

25c

Feb

Feb

23c

*

Ltd

Mines

a60c

25c

26c

1,000

7l/2c

1.51

Jan

a55c

—

56%

1,000

4c

„

54c

19 %c

11

1.02

1

Ltd—

(1945)

Jan

2.30

1

Preferred
Obalski

50c

Jan

23c

*
;

—

Ltd

*

Oils

Corp Ltd

600

Jan

10%

1

1

Mines

Mines Ltd

Normetal Mining

2.000

4c

1

Island

2,550

54%

19 %c

100

25c

23c

1

Ltd

Mines

"U"

56 %

1

Formaque Mines Ltd

Feb

1.65

a 60 c

23c

500

56

24%c

—

1

-

Ltd..—

Mines

19%c 19Vac

1

LaBine Uranium Mines

New-Delhi

__

*

—

Canada

Mines

__

—

5

1.65

Jan

1.25

1.40
a55c

Jan

6c

1

Feb

Toronto Stock

Alberta

Jan

5.70

Jan

7c

Jan

16'c

Jan'

6%c

Jan

5c

100

5.85

10%c

__

,__1

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Jan

17c

7,000

5.35

33 %c

—

Mining Cor Ltd

Feb

7.15

25c

•

Limited-

Co

American

Mclntyre-Porcupine

32 %c

Feb

*

Limited

Oils

Feb

35c

,

4,000

5'/2C

__

1

Feb

7.15

1

Ltd

Oils

Akaitcho

6%c

__

1.00

32 %c

600

Jan

9.50

9c

500

„

5.00

51c

4,134

35c

Jan

2.00

1,500

a5c

Jan

12

64,200

3c

26V2c

51.100

1

Ltd—

Jan

100

7.15

7.15

Sale Price

2.40

1

Jan

1.95

Feb

1.75

a58c
—

Petrol-Chemical

Jan

13'/4

;

Feb

Jan

75c

32 %c 32 %c

7.15

Feb

9.90

23,500

Ltd

32 %c

Jan

—
93c,

1

Ltd—

»

Jan

1.00

—

1

Jan
Jan

57c

Jan

Feb

35c

Ltd—

200

1.56
2.32

Jan

1.82

'

Jan

30c

Ltd—.

Jan

Jan

1

Mines

200

1.75

1.26

200

3,200

a70c

1.75

90c

*

Petroleums

34c

Explor Co Ltd

7.65

"l

Homestead Oils

4.70

1

1.56
2.28

70c

1.56

a

—

a

Ltd

Oils

Westburne

l%c

.1

Jan;

.25c

Jan

5.90

6,400

2.21

.1

•

Western

400

5

Jan

Feb

3.90

Jan

3.30

20c

1.65

Ltd

Jan

13c

200

1

7.10

7.00

—

1

Valley

Sweet

Jan

300

—

_

Oils Development
Oil Co Ltd

Quebec

1.42

1

Mines

Merrill Island

Jan

Jan

—

Feb

108,500

Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lorado Uranium

Marbenor

Feb

4.65

75c

*

Feb

4.90

17c

Louvicourt

50c

Jan

3,800

_

1—

10c

l%c

1
1

Pato

300

89c

_

94c

24c

Ltd

-

Ltd-

Petroleums

500

10%

Mines Ltd

—

__

39,235

19c

Ltd

Asbestos
Oils

Feb

Jan

3.85

40c

500

85 %c

*

Ltd

Oils

Okalta

United

1

Mines

Mines

2.10

Jan

1.50

7,800

50c

4.45

89c

•

Dominion Oil

Jan

4.90

Labrador

Lavalie

Jan

1

Oils

New

4.25

l%c

5%c

Landover

.

50c

4.35

—

1

Jan

l%c

1

Shore

2.10

1.75

50c

Ltd

Petroleums

3.60

10%

Ltd

Min

40c

•

Tri-Tor

52c

1

Lafayette

Jan

48c

Jan

42c

2.10

—

Trican

50c

Mining Dev Co Ltd
Kepmayo Yukon Mines Ltd:.

New

8.90

4.90

I—1

Ltd

Co

Jan

23c

Kayrand

New

Jan

44c

1

Jasper Oil Corp

Jan

10%

Ltd-——

Iron

Gold

Mines

Mines

Nesbitt

Feb

8.70

*

15%

—•

—

Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust

hi

3.75

1

41 %c

52c

*

Mines

Joliet-Quebec

Lake

100
740

«

Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gateway Oils Ltd

Feb

25c

—

*

Mining & Dev Co„

Lake

Jaculet

3.75

9.00

e

___•

Jan

1

ltd

Lakes

Uranium

94c
10c

10c

1

Mines Ltd

Cons

98c

*

Mines

the

Jan

3.75

•

Petroleums Ltd

Federated

29c

1

Ltd—

Ltd..

Gold

Jan

Feb

2

Ltd

14

4

1

Ltd

Mines Ltd
God's Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Gunner

3.70

1

Yellowknife Gold

Grandines

3.80

1
1

Ltd

Limited

Mines

—

1

Ltd

Mines

Mines

Frobishe'r

30c

—1

Ltd—

Corp

Mines

Iron

5.15

3.75

Jan

—

L'—*

;

.

Mines

Fehimore

Giant

Mines Ltd—

Metals

Jan

4.45

8.75

9.00

Jan

40c

Jan

30c

Jan

40c

—

1

Ltd

Mines

Gold

Metal

Geco

600

Feb

Feb

65c

2.95
2%c

—

2.99

1

,

Jan

Jan

1.95

27,400

50c

1

—

4,500
16.500

12c

1

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

East Sullivan

Fab

500

*

Wilrich

D'Eldona Gold

Sol

30c

1

Oil <fe Minerals Inc_—„—

Empire

Trans

Cournor

Jan-

Feb

5.35

Jan

45c

9c

1.28

1

Jan

35c

8c
4c

1.95

—

__1

Mines

9c
8c

—

1
1

Ltd

Mines

16,500

1.99

1

Arrow Mines——

Consolidated Howey Gold

37c

—

50c

Research

Chibougamau

8.75

35c

9c

*

Ltd

Co

8.40

9.30 Jan

Jan

7.75

1,600

35c

•

Mining

Mining

8.75

(Dunsmuir) Ltd--*

Ltd

Ceritremaque Gold Mines

Eastern

Jan

■

Canadian

El

3.80

Jan

Jan

2.30

3%c

—

Ltd-—1

Corp

•

all

1

—

Mines

2.35

1

Ltd

Smelt

&

2.30

•

Ltd

Mines

Buffalo Canadian

Dome

5,100

4.65

Ltd

Oils

Central
Del Rio

5.35

30C

Gas & Oils--—
Minerals

Decalta

Canadian

81,300

33c

4.60

Admirals Oils Ltd
Atlantic Oil Co

Canadian

5.60

Jan

4.75

5.00

*

Ltd

Oils

Southern

Canadian

Jan

25c

—

Oils Lands Ltd——,

Canada

5.05

19 %c

1

Ltd

Petroleum

Canada

100

33c

32 %c

1

class A.

Cons Oil & Gas Ltd

Calvan

Feb

20c

1

Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas

3.20 Jan

1,000

5.45

28c

,

—

—

Antone

Feb

30c

*

Co

30c

Jan

5.45

—

Oil

Jan

Feb

92c

1

—

Ltd

Mines

■

2,800

92c

Limited

Oils

Jan

32

High

Low

23c

30c

20c

Gold

Gold

3.20

3,500

Mines Ltd

Bouscadillac

Coulee

3.15

Ltd—.—1

Mines

Metals

Rare

Brunswick

—

Mines Ltd

Bonville Gold

Co/is

Feb

•

\

,

Ltd

Mines

Chibougamau

Belville Gold

Celta

31%

92c

3 55

1
—1

Corp

Co Ltd—
'

\lh-.

20%

225

32

3.15

——•—„-*.

Mining

Uranium

Bouzan

21 %

-w

•

Ltd

Mines

Ltd——

Sulphur

Boreal

Jan

31%

1

Ltd

Mines

-

Belle

50

—

Ltd..—-1

Mines

Sulphur & Iron

'fM

Anglo-Canadian

Jan

1

Corp

Lead

Anacon

Baska

Altex

Feb

10

Calalta

Yellowknife

Ankeno Mines

Atlas

Jan
Jan

13

135

Stocks—

Akaitcho

Arnora

13 %
10

300

10

a21%a21%

„

—*

—

Oil

13 %

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

High

Stocks—

Jan

37

13
10

*

*

—

Ltd

Hotel

Aconic

—-—

Jan

1,597

"B"_—

Corporations class

Watson

33%

37

Low

Par

High

Low

of Prices

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

High

36

36 %

•

Ltd

Canada

FEBRUARY 5

for Week

Sale Price

STOCKS

WEEK ENDED

FOR

RANGE

Sales

—

WHitehall 4-5335

Affiliate/

Gairdner, Son & Company
Members: The Toronto

Investment Bankers Association

Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange

of America

Canadian Stock Exchange

Association of Canada

Wire system to all offices

Number 5297... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 179

(647)

39

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Range

Sale Price
Par

Bank

Toronto

of

Mines

Barvue

Ltd

Base

1.18

Feb

L39

Jan

Centremaque

Jan

Chamberlain Oil

1.51

4,950

60c

1,340

1.45

3,070

15c

16c

8,550

^

...

38c

35 Mac

50c

71,900

23c

23c

24c

9,600

42

290

22c

23C

5,600

A
1

Beattie-Duquesne

—

1.35

1.58

Jan

Uranium

Gold

l

Jan

Chemical Research

15c

Jan

17c

Jan

Chesklrk

35 Mac

Feb

64c

Jan

Chestervllle

70c

Jan

Oils

Jan

25c
42

Feb

Chibougamau

18c

Jan

26C

Jan

Chimo

*

Lodge

Bell

7 Ma

1,315

56c

60c

2,100

1

,

in

39%

39%

1

14c

Gamma

Bevcourt

6 Ma
50c

7 Ma

Feb

Feb

Chrysler

Jan

Jan

Cobalt Consolidated

40

Jan

14c

Jan

16C

Jan

Cochenour

1,300

60c

Jan

72c

J an

Coclcsliutt Farm Equipment

13,900

27c

Jan

43c

Jan

Coin

24c

63,820

20c

Jan

10c

4,400

9MiC

Jan

22c

10c

9 Mac

39%

-

Jail'

23c

7,500

1.30

Jan

316,537

1.52

Jan

2.11 'Feb

1.65

Jan

14,700

6c

Jan

7Mac Jart

30c

36M4C Jarir

28c

31c

15,300

28c

Jan

__

50c

55c

5,600

47c

Jan

1.35

1.30

1.46

73,025

2.50

2.25

2.50

55 M2

55 Ma

7c

7Mac

Mining Corp

8,000

1.29

1.21

1.20

125

7'/2c

1

Citra-Lartic

10,573

22c

Jan

1.47
2.11

7'/2c

25

70c

38,000

1

_

13c

20c

__

240

2.00
55 Ma

Lake

1

Jan

1.35

32,568

74c

75c

3,950

70c

75/3

gMi

3,720

7

8c

8%c

3,500

...

1.20

JaiV

2.75

Jai*-.

58 \

Jdhf

8M2C Jan

Jan

8

•

Jan.

1

1.64

Feb

5c

75c

Willians

62c

Jan

1.43

Jan

Jail;

83c

Jan

Ma Jan

Jam

11%', JEWS

7%c Jan

10c

Jam

'

34c

Jan

I2V2C

Jan

Coldstream

8c

Jan

Colomac* Y'Knife

26c

Jan

'

'

i',ro3.

'

Blbls

Yukon

Mines

1

Bldgood Kirkland

—

6M8C

6 Mac

9,000

6c

22c 27Mac

23,350

22c

Feb

Jan

Copper

22c

Mines
Gold

Bonville

1

——

Commoil

Bobjo

Conduits National

20c

23c

19c

Jan

25c

Jan

1

8c

8c

8 Mac

12,500

7 Mi c

Jan

10C

Jan

Confederation

1

12 Mac

12c

14c

47,433

10c

Jan

14c

Jan

Coniaurum

3.60

3.45

3.65

1,850

3.65

Feb

Consolidated

1.65

1.55

1.75

4,300

1.12

Jan

1.75

Jan

Consolidated

Astoria

14

50

13%

Jan

Jan

Consolidated

Bakeries

*

7 Mi

7 Ma

98

98

10

10c 10 Mac

19,500

Mine

Brantford

'

Pete

Brazilian

:::i

_

class

Traction

*

A

ordinary

Preferred
Brewis

m

_

__

Cordage

—

7 Mi

•
_-_10O

_

Lake

Red

—

10 Mac

9,158

2.95

6%

Jan

Jan

14

7 Ma

Jan

98

Feb

98

Jan

15c

Jan

1

2.14

2.00

2.20

22,350

Britalta

1

4.85

4.65

4.95

6,085

21%

9,202

Petroleums

British

British

Class

Brtiish

Empire

Allenbee

Brunston

2.20

Jan

Consolidated

Jan

5.20

Jan

Consolidated

Jan

49 Ma

48 Va

49 Ma

540

48

Jan

/49M2

Feb

Consolidated

•

6%

6%

6 Ma

3,812

Jan

6%

Jan

Cons

13 Ma

13 Ma

27

13

Jan

13 Ma

9

Jan

93/4

Jan

Consolidated

Mining & Smelting

•

23 Vz

17 Mi

Jan

19 Mi

Jan

Consolidated

Nicholson

*

11 'Ac

30c

Jan

49c

•

A

—-

9%

9 Mi

9%

180

•

19 Ma

18%

19 Mi

3,238

37c 40 Mac

76,200

2.20

4,600

11c 12%c

14,900

9%c

9c

10c

15c

15c

17c

1

10%

10 Mi

11 Ma

2,925

6Mbc

6MeC

1,000

1,500

60c

_

& Smelting

1

1
•

2.18

Orlac

18 Mac

Jan

Consolidated

7,250

9c

Feb

13c

Jan

Consolidated Ranwick

12,750

14c

Jan

22c

Jan

Consolidated

Rochette

10 Mi

Feb

13

Jan

Consolidated

West

6M8c

Feb

9c

Jan

Consumers Gas

Jan

72c

28c

328,500

15c

Jan

28c

Feb

4

Mac

5c

30,500

4 Mac

Feb

6c

Jan

38%

38%

90

35%

Jan

38%

Feb

22c

I2c

Jan

13M2C

Jan

12c

Jan

13c

Jan

Burlington

25

19 Ma

Jan

20 Ma

Jan

Steel

*
_

_

•

class A

—

__

1

20
a

10

Foundry
Machinery

*
«

10 Mi

1,045
27,000
6,700

4.45

4.65

10,425

'—mm

2.80

2.90

2,237

8.25

8.40

3,480

47

47

47

50

97

9 5 Ma

97 Me

28 Ma

.

Canada

20

*'14%
9

15 MaC
24C

4.30

2.80
6.70

7%

Jan

class

-

Oils

Jan

11 Ma

Jan

D'Eldona

Jan

19c

Jan

Jan

Del

Feb
Jan

2.97
8.50

Oils
Oil

Canadian

Car

Rio

$1.00

$1.75

88 Ma

Jan

98

Jan

8

Feb

60

13

Feb

15

Jan

21 Ma

21

21 Ma

350

19 Mi

Jan

21%

Jan

9 Mi

9 Mb

9 Mi

Jan

28 Mi

Jan

28%

9 Mi

425

8%

Jan

8%

Jan
Jan

51Va

Jan

55

Feb

10%

Jan

11

Jan

3.95

3.65

3.95

1,310

3.65

Feb

4.00

Jan

1.95

2.25

1,000

1.95

Feb

2.25

Feb

32 Mi

32

32 Ma

475

32

Jan

32 Ma

Jan

60%

COM2

61

230

58

Jan

61

9.15

8.75

9.15

10,422

8.55

1,000

2.50

49 Ma

2.50

2.70

95

96

146

49 Ma

49 Ma

50

61

61

61

200

44c

40c

46c

19,533

4.80

5.05

6,055

Canadian

Chemical

&

-

Fairbanks

Canadian

Food

Class

Canadian

Canadian

Jan
Jan

Jan

9.35

2.80

Jan
Jan

93

Jan

96

Feb

49 Mi

Jan

50 Ma

Jan

Dominion

Oil

Cos

Feb

61

Feb

38c

Jan

50c

Donalda
Dow

Oiis
Oils

4.40

Jan

5.40

Jan

18

Ma

Jan

19%

20 Mi

19%

Jan

20 Ml

Feb

32%

Jan

34

Jan

Eastern

8 Ma

20

Feb

75

18

Feb

18 Ma

Feb

Eddy Paper class

30

625

29

Feb

32

Jan

83/4

1

795

7%

Jan

8.25

8.85

13,315

75C

10,631

62c

Jan

90c

78c

90C

15,750

70c

55

54

55

670

52

7.50

Jan

24 Ma

9 Me

Jan

9.25

El
El

Jan

Emerald

Jan,

97c

Jan

Estella

Jan

57 Ma

Jan

Eureka

Sol

24

75

3.50

3.75

260

3.50

Jan

3.75

Mi

6 »/i

100

5 Ma

Jan

6%

57

61 Ma

50

6

61 Ma

14 Ma
101

Com

17

17

225

45C

46c

4,800

13%

14 Ma

2,665

101 101 Mi

60

2.25

1,225

1.70

23 Ma

Jan

24

-

Feb

Famous

Jan

19

Jan

Fargo

Jan

67c

Jan

12 Ma

100
1.65

Jan

14 Ma

Feb

Jan

101 Mi

Feb

Jan

2.25

Ltd

Oils

Federal

Grain

class

Preferred

65C

Fenlmore

Class

14 Ma

1.57

1.43

1.59

9,928

1.42

6.50

6.25

6.50

2,400

6.25

7

7

150

•

53 Ma

53 Ma

100

100

100

100

15

19

19 Ma

2.20

2.45

»

7

•
—

—

2.25

7

Jan

1.02

Jan

1.65

Jan

Feb

6.50

Feb

Feb

7

Feb

45% Jan

56

Jan

100

Feb

1,390

17

Jan

3,200

2.20 Feb

20% Jan
2.55

Jan

37
23

37
23

38
23

86

1,611

34 Ma

Jan

20

Jan

85c

38
23

Feb

—

Products

Manufacturing

Ford

Motor

class

9%c

Feb

13c
14Ms

13c
I4M2

1,000

IOM2C

Jan

14c

150

"13 Ma

Jan
J an

30c

27c

35c

92,132

27c

Jan

__

2.09

1.12

1.17

3,100

1.70

2.10

29,300

Jan

41c

Jan

1.25

Jan

Jan

1.10
1.40

2.10

Feb

16c

15c

17c

6,200

15c

Jan

Jan

19c

1.70

1.65

1.74

4,420

1.65

Feb

1.85

Jan

30 Ms

29Mi

30 Mi

10,810

27%

Jan

30 Mi

Feb

4.15

Jan

4.60

Jan

4.40

900

15M2

15M2

15%

1,760

14 Ms

Jan

15%

Feb

33 Ms

33 Ms

33%

395

31 Ma

Jan

33%

Feb

14

14

14

25

14

Jan

14

4.50

4.65

200

10

10

50

10

?Jan

10

1,815

14

Jan

15

Ma

Jan

100

IIM2

Jan

—

4.35

—

10

14M4
__

13

14 Ms
99%
13

14%
100

210

14 Ms

3,735

4.50

99

Feb

Jan
Jan

5.00

Jan

Mi

Jan

14 Ms

Feb

Jan

10%

10 Ms

10%

3,006

10 Ma

Jan

11 Ma

Jan

187/s

19Ms

3,370

18 Mi

Jan

19 Ms

Feb

8%

8 Ms

7%

Jan

21

Feb

9

9

3,705

21

6 Ms

21 Mi
6 Ma

450

6 Ms

1,845

6

50c

49 M»c

53c

54,700

Jan

13,200

25c -Feb

35c

Jan

20c

20 20 Ma
25c 30Mac
20c
22c

21

30Mac

16,200

20c

Jan

20C

Jan

88c

82c

90c

180,200

70c

Jan

90c

Feb

__

—

65

3.35

46,120

2-21
'93c

87c

95c

3.90

3.60

3.90

8,616

1.00

92c

1.27

271,400

—

6

6 Mi

2,300

—

2.10

33,400

6 Mi
"

265

27

5M2
26%

Jan

Ms

21 Ma

Jan

Feb

7 Mi

Jan

49Mic Feb
19 Ma

Jan

500

1.90
80c

Jan

Jan

61c

Jan

95c

Jan

Jan

5M4

Jan

6M2

Feb

5%

Feb

6M4

Feb

26

Jan

23

24

22Mi

Jan

50c

53c

■

»

Jan

27

10,300

42c

Jan

6%c Feb

360

Jan

24
53c

Jan

7 Mac

Jan

i

6%c

10c

31,398

11c

10c

13c

32,000

7c

Jan

14 Mac

Jan

Jj

27c

25c 31 Mac

14,700

25c

Feb

43C

Jan

'i

25c

Jan

9c

18c

18c

21c

32,300

18c

Feb

93c

65c

1.07

158,681

54c

Jan

18c

Jan

Feb

1.07

Feb

30c

i
i

30c

25c

30c

18,299

14Ma
20%
22
1.92

14 Ma
20%
22
1.86

15 Ms
21

4,365

14%

Jan

15%

Jan

1,425

19

Jan

21

Feb

22
1.92

250

20

Jan

23

Jan

'

Jan

j?

Jan

4

19Ma
—

11c

19
26 Mi

19%

11c

12c

4.40
50c

.

A

*
•

—

—

4.30
49M2C
21c

27

4,900

j

I

1.85

Jan

777

19

Feb

1,060
29,600

26

Jan

8%c

Jan

3.75
6

4.50
52c
21c
3.75
^

6

/ 6,474

2.09
20

Feb

27

Jan

13 Mac

|

7

3.85

Jan

Jan

4.65

*,

•

a

52,175

47c

Jan

62c

Jan

;

500

20c

Jan

23c

Jan

M

30
100

1.50

1.30

1.60

11,785

78 Ms

76 M2

79

6,272

14 Mi
6c
16%
101
4.95
45c
91 Ma

85

•

14 Mi

14 Mi

6c

6c
16%
101

Fraser

Cos

common

Jan

-

Frobisher Ltd common
Warrants

-

-

90c

500

Jan

1.00 Jan

3,855

6.30

Jan

7.00

3.50
6

1.15

Jan

Jan
Jan

Jan

4.00

Jan

6

Jan

1.65

64

Jan

12 Ms

Jan

Feb

79
15

2.60

2.60

100

2.39

Jan

2.60

Feb

Gaitwin Exploration

3.85

3.75

3.85

700

3.70

Jan

4.15

Jan

Gas

-J1

*
100
•
.■■■■■»

—

—

4.90

30c

4.85
30c

Jan

2,000

5%c

Jan

6%c

Jan

130

15 Mi

Jan

16%

Feb

25

10,594

3,280

101

Jan

4.50 Jan

Jan

101

Jan

5.10

Feb

91 Ma

Jan

92

17c

Jan

25c

Jan

78c

30c

Jan

Jan

2.30

;

|

Jan

4.25
1.43

Jan

23

•*

6.60

16,900

1.70

Jan

2.30

1.91

Patricia

1

75c

73c

75c

2,690

71c

Jan

85c

Jan

1

17c

15c

17c

8,500

15C

Feb

19c

Jan

Oil

:

Jan

2.45

Feb

3.55

92c

51c

Co

90c

Porcupine




Jan

Gold

Foundation
Francoeur

6.40

x

page 41.

7%c

Jan

•
10

common

Preferred

90c

Central

«ee

3,500

1.10

14Ms

--

Fleet

2,60

For footnotes

9%c

15

-—•
—I

Mines

6.60

Central

Leduc

Feb

9c

Jan

warrants

•

Trethewey

Central

Feb

38

Jan

99

Fibre

Iron

B

1

—

62

Jan

Feb

1

Preferred

Explorers

Jan

34

Feb

Jan

Central

Jan

60

2,605

*

Jan

Castle

44c

20

38

95c

•
20

A
-

Kirkland

Federal

Feb

25

Jan

62

4,000

"
1
250

Fanny Farmer

17
35c

24%

__

25c

62

37 Ms

98c

———*

Players

14 Ma

Corp Ltd

16,000

Jan
Jan

9%c Jan

1

-

-

Falconbridge Nickel

Jan

Jan

Gold

30c

11 Mi
30c

Jan

1
-

_

Jan

62

Jan

Asbestos

__

25c

Jan

Jan

8%c

10

20Mac

95c

—

Feb

21

Industries preferred-

—

1,000

95c

1

-

57

12

Cassiar

38

6,200

Feb

2,055

Cariboo

—

30c

9%c

•

Ltd

Mines

2,300

Canvar

25c

25c

8%c

—

Jan

—1

Oils

Glacier

3,994

•

240

650

1.126

20

A

Gold

70c

Canadian Wirebound class A

11

—

1,0&;> Feb
AftH

3.50

1

Pen-Rey

Jan

75c

24
3.50

100

z::zz*

10 Va

.

.

..4

Jan

243/4

Canadian Williston Minerals

Jail'J i4i'4.l0 Jan
16c
Feb'Jl'tfoM'isc
Jan
10M4-Jan"r) '
12M4 Jan

5M2

Elder Mines

8 Ma

2,660

65C

:

4.05
16c
11%

3,500

11%

3.70
16c
ll1/*

10

Investment

18 Ma

13 Ma

Canadian Utilities pfd

3.85

———*

22 Ma

24 Me

Canadian Vickers

Jan

1

Mines

29

70C

Co

Jan-

16%

Easy Washing Machine

14 Ma

Salt

96c

5,850

1

Mines

Nickel

18

74 Mac

8.85

2.00

Canadian Tire Corp common

1,500

17%

1
1

Steel

24 Ma

Canadian

1.05

17%

—

1

Metals

20 Ma

29

-33 Mac

1.00

17%

1

Mines

Malar tic

East

Feb

•

Prospect

•11 Midi Jan

t:

17 Ma

1,485

Jan

1.05 Jan
'.

*
—1

—

___

285

1,825

n'Jan

•

Minerals

&

18

Canadian Pipe Line Products

Jan>
Feb

iJa»

8

19Ms

Gas

Dyno Mines

Railway.-

Canadian

8c

20c

43c

Jan

Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd

Paciric

70c

53.900

•

Federated Petroleum
Canadian

>.

—1

&

17 Ma

Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves—

3,200

9c

—*

Brewery

Sullivan

;

71c

8c

common

Mines

Rim

—

Warrants

IO.M2C Jan
.

Jan;.
Feb

70c

23.50

East

——

Z

6%

71c

•

Preferred

East

34

Steel com

Dominion Textile common

Eastern

common

Jan

8'Ac

Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•

Dragon

61

common

Stores

Jan

•

preferred

5%

15c

35c

100

Jan

a

Locomotive

Malartic

Canadian

Feb

35

pfd

Preferred

23

100

11c

4,000

2.50

Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal

30

*

Preferred

6,645

10

Dominion Foundry &

Jan

common—•

,V»
Jan

12c

11c

35c36MiC

—

*

Jan

*

common—

Products

A

24 Ms

Jan

*

Warrants
Canadian

Jan

Jan

Fabrics

21%

•

22

8c

Electrohome

28 Mi

*

3,872

15c

Dominion

5,602

—

Feb

23%

100

Dominion

1,320

20 Ma

Feb

I

23

_•

Canadian Dredge

22 Ms

14.899

1

Dairies

Dominion

29 Ma

•

'Feb

3.20
28c

•

29

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Petroleum__

Devonian

Canadian

_

common

</

2

Bank

33 Ma

•

Cellulose.

Canadian Colleries (Dunsmuir)
Canadian- Decalta

jt59c

Jan

Jan

25c

Exploration (Western)

Dominion

223/4

25

-

2.30
13c

23,826

1

Dome Mines

23

25
-

*

7

1
Ltd

Seagrams

29

•

Celanese common

231,571

1

Ltd

Minerals

333/4

—

preferred
preferred

466,774

28c

9c

:—*

A—

Producers

Economic

Canadian

3.20

16c

18c

1

Mines

Distillers

25

Class A

2.82

7

3

Devon-Leduc Oils

Dome

2,085

Gold

•

:::

2.95

50c

•

common

beiiAflCriJam

-oiri/SQC'ojJan

8c

1

class

Detta

700

10

Breweries

Jan
Jan

Jan

16c

100
__

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Jan

47 Ma

559

4.95

Canners

34c
25c

16c

1

Coal

Jan

Jan

13

IZIZZ2

Canadian Bank of Commerce

Canadian

5.125

8VbC

1

Jan

47

323

•

40c

Jan

55

♦

_

37c

40c

.1

Mines

Delnite

28c

8 Mi

——

Canada Wire & Cable class B___

Canadian

Feb

1
•

Ltd
voting

Mines

Leather

Duvex

Admiral

Jan

25c.

•

Mines

D'Aragon

Feb

103/4

-50

Atlantic

49c

Jan

500

•

Crowshore Patricia

Davis

28 3/i

•

common..—i_

Preferred

Canadian

Jan

10c

201,425

—

Nest

Davison

5.30

Pete

Crown Zellerbach Corp

Feb

8

2.50

Canadian

45c

38,520

1

Pershing

Crow's

Jan

53 Ma

Warrants

Croinor

14 Ma

1

B

Canada Permanent Mortgage

Lines

3,028

25c

T

8

JiVO

47c

16c

1

Mines

Crestaurum

20

103/4

*

2.09

26c

2.50

Lead

Coulee

Feb

10%

0

•

Southern

)

10

Dist

(H)

Jan

13

283/4

(

Class B

Jan

Jan

Quebec Gold___

Copper-Man
Corby

24c

20

OH Lands

Packers

Jan

59c

•

Exploration

Feb

54 Ma

—

Power

Warrants

SS

17c

Jan

2.25

Malting
Northern

Canada

9.80

-

_

Canada

Canada

25
200

7

1

"

common

20

14 Ma

18c

•

common

—

_

23,000

8.40

1
50

pfd

20c

28c

1

B

17c

100

7 Ma

4.55

1

Gas

class

7 Ma

16c

——-

Canada

Canada

Jan
Feb

24c

17c
■

Iron

Canada

53 Mi
41 Mi

«

A

Canada

10 Mi

1

Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake

Foils

Jan
Jan

20

*

Cement

51 Ma
37 Ma

14 Ma

0

Flon

Canada

10

305

__

_

Oils

Bread

52
41 Mi

*

preferred

Calgary & Edmonton

Preferred

19c

1

preferred

Class

52
40 Ma

_

_4___

Calder Bousquet

Canada

20

*

class A

Canada

1.91

Jan

500

&

17,560

1

Jan

4 Mac

1

Knife

Oil

1.91

1

Oils

Peak

10c

2,400

Cons

2.05

6ot: JaiQ

44c ! Jan

vH

Consolidated Press class A

20

Calvan

Jan

26c

1

Consolidated

13c

Flin

Jan

40c

26c

1

Lead

Jan

13c

Callinan

5c

500

44c

__

1

Howey

Matarrow

Jan

20

Calnorth

2,500

-

55c

1
—

2.25

2.16

38%

27 MaC

•

Arrow

Jan

65c 65ViC

....

1

_

1st

6c

40c

*aO

.

8%;!Jaa\>

Jan

class

5%

1

Linen

37c

Halliwell

13c

2nd

_1

Golden

Guayana

12Mic

Caldwell

24c

Consolidated

*

Burrard

12e-i Jan

Feb

46c

1

Consolidated

1

-

*

Lake Mines

Consolidated

•

Co

Crest

East
Gillies

2.05

Jan

Gold

B

1

Jan

Bunker Hill

&

5c

29C

Jan

.tnOiriO

Discovery

Feb

Canadian

Class

850

Jan

7c

6%

3,520

7

Jan

;Fe&

'

92

Ltd

Lake

**

9 Mac

6%

40c

80

Building Products

Burns

6c

•

200

9c
<

.

1

21%

11c

,

___1

_

Jan

1

Yellow

22c

Consolidated Cent Cadillac

Conwest

Bulldog

27,700

Jan

37c

Red

24c28,/2C

9c
__

Jan

2.20

Buffalo

26c

78

1

Buffalo

1

90

Ankerite

Buffalo

49c-;:J all

20

1

Mining

Buffadison

58

Jan

130

Mining

Brunswick

8

Feb

42c

171

Oil

Mines

Brunsman

Jan

58

50

Ltd..

7 Mt

75

80

Power

Mines

7%

1,205

Oil

Consolidated Cordasun

Consolidated

Brunhurst

7%

58

92

Mines

Reef

Broulan

Jam

45c

91 Mi

Packers

Columbia

FeiW

4.00

58

21 Mi

_

British

4.10

Feb

45c

78 Ma

•

B

Feb

3.75

_L

Ma

Forest Products

Columbia

4.10

800

58

92

preferred
preferred

5 %

1.80
3.75

Jans

200

3.85

7%

80

21

4% c/o

British Columbia

5c

4.10

•

100

Electric

Jan

da*8

1

.

"4%~pfd"l00

Oil

American

British Columbia

4c

42c

_____10

—

Life

Mines

Consolidated
Brilund Mines Ltd

500

Feb

Feb

7%C

47/8c

21c

4.10

__

1

14

Bralorne

Bralsaman

101,600

20,200

3.75

__

*

30c

4%e

—0

Boymar

20M2C

21c

__

_1

—

—

Commonwealth Petroleum

Bordulac

1

ill

Jar
Jat

8c

1.34

1

Corp

Jan

40

1

Gold

2,000

20c

1.45

Jan

6c

*

15c

29c 35Mac

Feb

6 MiC

1

60c

30c

8c

1.90

1

Gold

14c

*

Mines

5,500

fjA

Ltd

60c

Mines

River

Berens

Beta

6 Ma

•

Telephone

Bellekeno

6 %

57%c

25

Bros

Beaver

17,400

gc

1

Explorers

Chromium

Beatty

20c
1,38

i 20

1.05

<»il

High

Jan

Jan

Low

1

Mines

20c
41 Ma

Range Since Jan. 1

High

'yc

60c

Mines

Shares

1.14

__

•

Charter

1.55

1.42

i.is

1

Jan

Feb

50c

for Week

of Prices

Low

1

Sales

Range

Par.j
Lake

Centre

42

Ltd

class

High
Jan

60c

Week's

Last

Sale Price

44%

^

Mines

Petroleums

Bathurst~ Power

Friday
STOCKS

8,800

1.24

1.45

5

Jan

1.42

— —

•

FEBRUARY

42 Mi

1.42

1.45

—1

—

Mining

Uranium

Bata

1.18

ENDED

415

44%

•

,v

Ltd

Metals

Baska

1.22

WEEK

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

High

44

I

Co

Shares

16c

tr-r-

Warrants

Barymin

Low
44

1

Mines

Barnat

of Prices

10

FOR

Sales
for Week

2.30

Feb

4 Mo

debentures

--

Exploration of Alberta

1
•

18%c

I8M2C

65c

65c

•

23

preferred

100

—

Geco Mines Ltd

1

—

Gatineau

5^0

Power

common—

91 Ma

20c
72c

30

3

4,100
13,200

22 M2

23

4,865

104M2
7.75

106
10

167,699

80

60c
20 Mi

104

5.55

Jan

Jan
Jan

Jan

Jan

78c

Jan

23

Jan

109%
10

Jan
Feb

U

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(648)

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 8, 1954

"'■ * •

.

CANADIAN MARKETS

Friday

(Cont.)

Toronto Stock Exchange

General Bakeries

Dynamics
Petroleum

General

Steel

Preferred

Wares

Gold

Glenora

Goldale Mines

Goldcrest
Gold

7%c
9.01

90c
30c

Jan

5.40

Feb

London

5.00

Jan

5.35

Jan

15%

Jan

16 %

Jan

Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines

Jan

Louvicourt

Mining

Jan

9.70

3%c

Jan

4 %c

Feb

1.00

Jan

37c

Jan

Mackeno

73,800

23 %c

Feb

MacLeod-Cockshutt

7c

Jan

12 %c

Jan

Jan

1.60

Jan

2,325

4%c

5c
6c

19,500

4%c

6c

33,000

4c

1.45

58c

Jan

5c

Jan

Jan

7%c

Jan

6c

Jan
.*

4%c Feb

1,898

Graham

1
•

A—

Mines

Grandoro Mines,..
Lakes

Great

35c
23V2C

Bousquet

Grandlnes

A

Class

•

—*
1

preferred.—

Great Plains Development
■St'--.

51%
13%c

class

Coal

West

Great

j.jClassr B
Freehold

•

A

—*

....

Lead

Gunnar Gold

49%

Jan

100

10%

Feb

10%

Feb

Maralgo Mines",——
Marbenor Malartic

40c
24c
38c
21 %

49,200

33c

Jan

49c

Jan

Marcus

Jan

24c

Feb

35c

Jan

38c

Jan

21%

Feb

51

Gwilllm

Lake

Hahn

235

5%

Jan

Jan

Maybrun Mines

5

Jan

7c

8%c

10,500

36

34

36

910

15
_*

15
3.00

15
3.00

Gold

...

of Bakes Iron

Head

HeadwajH Red Lake

Gbld

Heath

a,

•"*

1

-

24c
10%c.

/

Paper

Gold

1

—

5%C

•
1

Mines

22c

*

30%

Bollinger Consol

5

13%

22c
33c
30%
12%

Oil

•
1

8.90
20c
—

Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
Dauch

&

Home

Yellowknife

Homer

1

Gold

Hosco

—

5%C

Frontenac

11

Paper

•

common

*

10%c

Drilling

Mclvor

Jan

36'%

20,150

Red Lake

Feb

Exploration

Mentor

Feb

98

Merrill Petroleum
Meta

20'/ac

3,027

16c

Jan

20c

Jan

104,800

17c

Jan

37c

84,600

19c

Jan

26c

Jan

14c

Feb

Preferred

14

4%c Feb

18,050

Jan

Midland

7%c

Jan

13

50

Jan

Mill City

30c

Jan

Milton

2,000

37c

Jan

Jan

37c

Feb

Minda-SCotia

30%

360

30%

Feb

33

4,165

11%

Jan

9.60

3,323

20c

9,800

18c

5%c

5,000

4'/aC Jan

13%

Feb

Mindamar

Jan

10%

Jan

Mining

Jan

24c

Jan

Monarch

8.00

6%c Jan

19%

Jan

1.90

7 00

41

2,416

37%

Jan

41

4,200

45c

Jan

e51c

Jan

800

.

■„

2.45

Feb

1.70

Jan

preferred
$2 preferred
5% preferred
Inglls (John), & Co..;

8.05

7.75

7,000

Jan

Metals class A—

Preferred

39

Feb

37

Jan

National

10%

Jan

-National

6%

Feb

National

23%

23%
4 %C

1,000

36%

1,985

34%

Jan

36%

25

34%

Jan

36

Jan

40

485

39

Jan

40

225

35%

Feb

36

30

9%

Jan

2.43

2.06

2.85

154,916

31%

31

32

310

35%
132
22 %

37%

9,981

'

*

—

Jaculet Mines

(19391

Mines

Jelllcoe
.

—

..

-

Oil

Jasper

132

25

Jan

;

Gold

-

—

Jollet-Quebec

—

,
1

2.85

32%

Mines Ltd..

Jonsmith

Jupiter Oils Ltd

Bristol

Jan

37%

Oils

Feb

2.00 Jan

128%
19

Jan

-Jan

Feb

132

:

New

Kelvlnator

,

New

Delhi

.1

New

Devon

New

22,100 '

9c

3.65

3.50
6%c

19c

18c

2lc

14,000

18c

Feb

26c

Jan

New

18c

15 %c

21c

227,575

13c

Jan

23c

Jan

New

Hugh

35c
18c

34c
18c

36c

15,600

33c

Jan

43c

Jan

New

Kelore

5,000

16 %c

Jan

1.78

1.85

2,200

1.41

Jan

5c

6c

7,000

5c

24
7'Ac

25%

1,265

20%

9c

6,000

7c

Ken well

—

1

1.33

1

Oils

Kerr-Adidsorv
Kerr

„

24%

18

1

Lake

Keyboycon Mines

•

———

—

13%c

1

I

23%

Feb

10'Ac Jan

5%c

Jan

9c

1,500

9c

Jan

9c

9c

Jan

II %c Jan

3.75

3,616
2,425

3.30 Jan

3.80 Jan

7c

6,660

19c

v.

Jan

9c

,

6c

Keymet
Kirkland

Lake

Kirkland

—

,

20c

Jaa

2.05

Jan

Krlstina

Labrador Mining 8c Exploration

Mines

Dufault

Lake
Lake

Osu
Wasa

Lake

of

La

Mines

Shore

Lake

Lake

the

—

Mining
Woods

Mines

Luz

Lamaque

Oils &

New
New

New

New

HtghrldBe:

Secord

Laurentlde

Acceptance

class

A

7.20

13,040

18c

21C

5,000

Larder

Jan

New

Morrison

9%c

Jan

New

Mosher Long

Jan

18% Jan

680

35c

Jan

50c

2,850

8c

Jan

20c

Jan

43c

50c

12cl3%c

New

Gold

New

Norzone

Jan

43c

Jan

1.75

Jan

1.85

Jah

7c

Jan

13c

Jan

1.95

2.00

Jan

11

2,760

10'A

Feb

11%

Jan

35%

35%

1,505

33

Jan

37

Jan

44c

15%

20c

25%

10

10

11%

10

.

r

»

Jan

35c

Jan

Jan

11%

Jan

472

2.7%
7

200

27%

Jan

.,

.

'

■

1.55

,Jan

1.53

25%

27% Jan
Lu-7%; Jan
1.73

Jan

27%

-

Jan

25%

Jan

2,800

1.59

25%

7
'

Mines

Lawson

&

Leitch

Jones

*26%'Jan

.

290

28'A

9'A c. 11'Ac

"

:

28'A

9-'Ac- Jan

1,100

ll'/aCTl'AjC
1.75
1.93

33,725

1.75

'

Feb

'53c'

53c

J.50

63c

1.42

1.59

45c

33,108

60c

64c

1.18

1.35

68c

G&'AC

Jan

Jan '

1.18

4,929

%

1.49

15c

500

1.11

'

18c

399,625

Jan

2.62

22,900

2.60 Jan

7,055

2.70
35c

2.85

„

28V4C

37c

-14,975

23c

32c

Feb

8,132

8c

•

14c

%c

Gold

Lencourt

6,100

7%c

8,000

1.85

19c
8c

-

17c

20c

12c

13c

70c

76c

385,508

17%c

17'Ac

23c

1.36

-t

Feb

5%c

"5'Ac

6%C

7c

8'Ac

7c

7c

Jan

59c

Jan

79C

Feb

34c

4.500

.

—.—

48c

—1
•
-1

Jan

New

Ryan Lake Mines——

24c

Jan

New

Senator

1

10c

Feb

15c

Jan

New

26c

Feb

47c

Jan

New ThurbolS

201,500
51,000

1

lJc

10c

14c

27c

26c

1.68

1.56

30c
1.73

17%

17%

18

1,878

8.15

8.15

8.35

2,035

17

7.75

6.15

22c

24c
30

,1.50

L55

7%c

900

3.80

3.90
12c

22c

Jan

Noranda

22c

Jan

Norgold

Jan

3.70

154.375

6.15

10c

Feb

24%c Jan

Jan

1.50

'

1

Feb

30

1.70

Feb

Jan

16c

North Denison

Jan

North

2.49

1,733

9c

9c

2,000

6c

6%c

1.50

1.50

6c

—

Jan

9%

Feb

North

Star

5c '

Jan

7c

Jan

North

Trinity Mining

6c

Jan

Northern

14%

Jan

Northland

11%

11%

1,345

10%

Jan

15

1,050

13

Jan

5%c

6%c

3,500

5%c Jan

6%c

Jan

Obaska

18%

18%

25

18

20

Jan

O'Brien

4'Ac Jan
Jan

11%
15

'

1.50

Mines

Nubar

Nudulama

Jan

Mines—.
(1940)—

Mines

...

Ltd

Jan

Jan

12c

ll%c Jan

2.60

9c

Jan

10 %c

6c

-

Jan

1.40

66c

9c

lie

22c

Little

•

1.12

74c

1.20

Long Lac
For footnotes

see

page 41.




60c

2,900

Jan

Jan

70c

Jan

Mines

Gold

1.65

11c

Jan

Oil

10c

Jan

22c

Feb

Okalta

11c-

56c

Jan

Feb

O'Leary

1.20

oils

;

Malartic

——

I
*

70c; Feb

59%

4,085

9c

6,700
1.200

58

7c

62

Feb

Jan

x

lC-^c

Jqn

13 %c

Feb

ll%c Jan

Jan

?
r

2.38

2.50

6,313

2.38

Feb

2.60

Jan

18c

35,899

9%c

Jan

18c

Feb

Jan

2.60

Jan

„

7'Ac Jan

15c

Feb

-

Feb

16c

Jan

'

2.35

2.45

1.78

3,500

15c

147,650

9'Ac ll%c

57,850

6%

6%

6'A

200

20c

18c 22% C

106,100

13c
10c

-

IOC

9%c
6

16c

6%

'
'■

Jan

t

Jan

i

8c

Jan

Jan

65c

Jan

Jan

2dc

48c

48c

500

45c

Jatf

...1

8c

6c

9%c

123.500

4%c

Jan

—1

16%c

16c

17c

21,000

14 %c

Jan

24%c

Jan

40

36c

42c

17,975

36c

Feb

50c

Jan

7c

9c

12,500

6%c Jan

67c

67c

1.000

65c

Jan

10%c 10%c
6c
10c

1,000
929,500

9c

Jan

6c

Feb

1.85

3.018

„

.48c

»%C

7%c

...1
•

Selections

Jan

Jan
Jan

10 %c

.9(ic

6c

1.75
18c

T.75
16c

18c

8,500

.

*

9Vic Jan

i

80c
•

«

*

444,900 "
171,715

Jan

8c

16c

.X

...1
—

'

61c

7c

2.44

•

Ltd

Jan
Jan

2.40

•

"II

—

Ogama-Rockland

7'Ac Jan

1,500

Lake

*

8c

Jan

t

Jan

500

%'c 12 %c

.

*
1

Jan

2.10 Jan

..

-

Jan

18c

;

6,170

(9c
TOc

58

12

III

Ltd

Mines

Jan

93ic

900

-

8c

70c

•

*

Canada

Jan

-

8'/?c

Oil—

9%

85

•

—-1

•

2,000

Jan

3,500

,

.X

—-—!

Gold

Inca

Jan

5c

'

Jan

10c

37,300

...1

Jan

2,000

62c

'

Jan

7c

19c

'

Mining

4.00

9'Ac

Jan

7c

2,500

2.50

Mines

15c

6c

8%c

__

?

Jan

15c

19,150

-

•2.25

7%C

Jan

15

~

I

Jan
Jan

5'Ac Jan
_

-

58%"

Jan

---5,500.

6c

12c

14'Ac

—1

'

141/4

5c
10c

-

12c

—1

Normctal

4%c

15c 16'Ac

6c

,

L

Norpax Oil '& Mines Ltd..
North Canadian Oils—

14

-

1

1

Mines

Norlartic

6c
4%c

19C

;
,

6%c

5'Ac Feb

3,000

..

15%c

1

L
1

:

i

285

13%

,

•

Jan

20c

467

10 %c

Jan

-—

Gold

ill

-

1
1

-

Ltd

Mines

Jan

29

50

3.85

Nor-Acme

Feb

5.50

1,000

30

Nisto

65c

1

Oils of Canada

Mines 1

Nipissing

Jan

80c

19c

7,500
2,500

6.05

Superior

Jan

8.45

Jan

:

Yellowknife

Feb

18

Jan

Nib

15c

6,700
37,100

__

1.80 Jan

1.10 Jan

23,450

__

1

—

•

?

Jan

15c

11c

32,800

-

|

Jan'

9c

Jan

17 %c

86,000

7c

-

Jan

k; 20c ;,Jan

17c... Jan

28,675

13c

Jan

"

7,750

71c

|

Jan

.2.05

;

Jan

9c

Jan

-.12,350

8'Ac

-

10c

; Jan

7c

17c

: Jan

13c

"

LI

Jan

1

Gold

Jan

Jan

40c

Jan

-

210,516

7'Ac

18c

Jan

Lexlndin Gold

Jan

52c-

28%c Feh'

---3,725 i

16c

1.36

1.52

-,,,-1"
L
1

8

'• -7c

7c

-1

14c

__

-Feb

19 %c
"

X*

39c

6%c

Jlin

45c

Jan

15c

Jan

38c

Jan

22c

Feb

Jdn

24c

•

31c'

;y

Jan

1.49

Jan

19c'

-

Jan

19c

'

94'Ac
-

20c 22 %C"

Jfin

*n '

♦

75c

Jan

,

Jan

Jan

1.29

'

Jan

55c

Feb

1.59

2.34
91c

Jan

56c

34,COO -

73C"

18c

5,300

•

Jah

1.17' Jan ,'

"

6,300
>

.'Jqn

;

T.20 Jan

11,250

2.34

62c

J^n

13c
65c

9 %c Feb - •

123,630

X-2Q

Jan

2.27

~

16,000

2.18

.

2.32

Jan

13c

,

r

-

13,100

1

—

class B

Jan

"

507

'

24c

97/a

12%

Feb

10

765

7

Jan

26c

2,500

9%C

41c

19c

J^n
Jan

.'.11'A

25

30c

27%

20c

20c

10%

11%
27%

1.75

40c

67c

9'A Jan

11%

1.55

41c

20c

I

li

25%

22c

65c

24% Jan

185

"

.

"i

.1

15c

2,569

,.,.

.

Jan

16% Jan
25%

26c

11%

X
1.

18c

50c *.Jan

23c

Jan

35c

Richfield Pete.J

65c

Jan

Jan

15

7,000

Rouyn Merge?

9%

25

25%

43c

20c

365

..

19c

——

New

1
1
X

4,700

22C

16%

Jan

12,100

44C

43c

15%

1.60

20,050

-

•

Lavalie

' Feb

1.80

15c

—

Pacalta Oils

New

II

29c

66,700

18c

1

Jan

•

Jan

27

100

He

Jan

60c

Jan

Jan

IOV2

%v
35 %s

-*
-1

—

Jan

*

1.75

9c

8%

Jan
~

45,200

-

Jan

48c

2,770
211,303

1—

Mylamaque Explor

Newnorth

85c

__

420

Jan

6%

.

14%

1,140

38c

Feb

8

Jah

27c

'

Feb

4,030

74c

__

22

1.90

1

Jan

4%c

25

13,720

45c

Lac Mines-—.

Jan

9%

8

■

36b

Ltd

Mines

65c

—•
1
1 •

7.75

Jan

5'Ac

Jan
Jan

26c

Jan

18c

1,819

27

2.65

pold

55c

__

6

58c

53c

+.1

—

Marlon

4,000

__

5.80

Feb

1.10

*

Feb

21c

-

8,900

—3

B

6.90

20 %c

X

MinestJ

25%

*

Class

3,700

1

Laguerre

Jan

Jan

1.33

3,200

18

10'Ac

:

25c

30<?

75c

—•

Shops...

21c

1.

X

—

65c

Mines—i

Candy

Jan

III—1

"

Laura

1.00

-

Malartlc..;

70c

..

Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines

375

10

A

—

Goldvue,, ——^
Harricaiia Mines Ltd

62c

—1

;

1.05

'

70c

common.—,

Gold

Feb

5,400

1.00-

45 c

65c

—a.

Landover

Jan

4.50

_

Jan

Feb

1.40

..1

Lingman

Lake

12c

8%c

,_

Fortune

New

17

1.33
17%

1

Ltd

Labatt (John)

Feb

Jan

'

•

—-

Mines

Copper

Kroy Oils Ltd

37'Ac

Jan

"31c

Dickenson Mines^

Warrants

6%c Jan

Feb

1.50

1
20o

Klondike-Keno

Jah

10

-

Feb

•

8%

1.75

1

Townsite

Jan

8c

—1

Petroleum

_1

—

8'A

3.00

9%<5

8c

——50c
—

_+—

1

Mines

Jan

Jan

53

Jan

7c

Jan

^

New

New

Kirkland-Hudson

Jan

%c

6'Ac

-•

New Davies Petroleum

i

23% Jan

8%C

.•
1

-

.—

;

Gold

Jan

57%

30c

10c

OIL

Continental

7c
9c
9c

.1

Kayrand Mining

18c

14

4,000

—

4,000

-*•.

Newlund Mines

Renville

Jan

Feb

3,100
7,360

38c;

Development

New Concord,

8c

1.85

Jan

92

40 >

4.56

.1
•
1

T

New British Dominion Oil
New Calumet Mines—

•
1
I

•

2834

Feb

36c 37 %C

8

X
1

Bidlamaaue

New

20% Jan

-

13

Feb

91

725

-

^

Jan

34%

—

—:

New

2,355

•

Feb

26'A

443

56c

10
1
1

+

—.

,

Feb

Jan

Alger

16,206

—1
.•

Jan

12%

1,473

9%

5%

25c
*

i

Car

j

Jan

30

New

23%

—I

.

X-—
B__i—

class

National Trust
...
Mines *
Nesbitt Labine Uranium

23%

[

Ltd

Joburke

Jan

Jan

56'A

18c.

5
•
*
20

—*

Negus

22%

*

Jet Oils

18c

17c

15C

8c

5

1—X—i

—■w-—J

Steel

23'A

—1

——

Jan

Jan

14'AC

9c

*

Petroleum

1

.

Waite Mines

-

•

""

Feb

9%

—

Hosiery

f

Gold

Jacknife
Jack

—

T

Preferred

Feb

35%

4%c Jan

4%c Jan

36

23%

3,999500

•

.

Jan

260

9%

•

Feb

15c
13c

2,000
--

-

8%

-

7.15

1
1
—*
1
*

Chemical com

&

Drug

—5

Interprovincial Pipe Ltne__^

'

Petroleum

Preferred

Jan

35%
9%

-—5/100

-

International Petroleum

——

—

National Grocers common

Jan

35 %
39"%

37%

Jan

Feb

7%

-

24c

*

'National Explorations Ltd

28

—

International Nickel Co common

,13,375

92

4.45;
\

•

;

Porcupine

36%

1

Mining

Inspiration

International

32c

22c

12%

8%c

*

common

Mortgage

National

•

23%

—

*

_

Jan

Feb

9-000

V

"

10%c Jan

•

—

65c

27'%'

*

Corp common

Moore
s

8.20 Jan

Jan

9c

600

10c

Jan

4%c
35%

35%
40

30
3
100

Jan
Jan

Feb

41c

-

3.85

-

•

:

—

Montreal Locomotive

;

$1.50

Jan

lie

91

Feb

48C

.

Jan

36%

Jan

24 %c

.4

Jan

-

Jan

52c

43c

26%

23

J_<—_—:—,-s

Corp

Monetk
'■

20% Jan

20%

Feb

common

Jan

.

Jan

7%
11c

-

-

8%e. Jan

12%

-

37%

Grain—

'

9%

Acceptance

16c

.

1,500

-

-

-

3%c Jan
103

Jan

13%

6%

Industrial

Ja n

9%

*
—13.50
—*

Petroleum —I

Brick

22c

23%

__

7c

/

Feb

Jan

-

4,500

15c

.1

Gas__

Pacific

&

32c

500

23%

Jan

7

•

9,600

-

13c 14% c

& Powet common

&

9,500

25c

2,045

1
•

3C

100

309•

-

-

56

1
1

'

;

—

———1-—.—

.Oil

Midcon

6%

25

15c

.

'

14 %c

—*

Mines.

Uranium

Mexican. Lieht

Jan

8c

9%

—

Jan

127,200

8 %-

•

73,700

6%

.

1.50

Feb

—

—

,

Jan

695

Lake

—'

aJn

5,205

preferred

—:

9

39

4'/a

7%

i

1
X
*
5

Gold

17%c

30%

Indian

Jan

3,000

•

30c'

"1—5

Lake

Red

McMarmac

McWatters

Feb

12 %c

37%
30
9%

£1

22c'

.

Jan

8

235

39
30%
9%

Preferred

Jan

1.33

41c

13c

—L

Feb

3.00

Feb

13c

Bank
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary..3

Imperial

10c

-

10c

41 c

Jan

Feb

5
•,

50c

12% \

—r

Feb

15

1.70

—

-22n

9c

-26%

Mercury Mills ——-—•—j
Merrill Island _—:

9%c

Petroleums

17c

45c

Jan

1.80

Jan

7,900

8n

18c

18%

Jan

1.60

100

10c

1.50

.

-7'A-

50c

-

Jan

Jan

Jan

Feb

98

39
48c
7.90
9c

Hy-Charger

4

7%C

-7%C

Jan

7%c

3'Ac

3c

Jan

13,800

1.49

100

7 'A *

Jan

29c

17%

-

7%

"

16%c

Jan

8,950

»

8C

1.35-

1.40

-100

McDougall-SegUr '

20 %

—

5,245

22c

.4,500

•-

1.64

•

12 %c

65c

Feb

1.30

7%c

8 Vr

Mclntyre Porcupine

5'Ac

40
48c

8,200

18%-

1.60

Feb

53c

5,000
10,800

1.45

•

18%

1.64-

12,000

15c
24c

1.37-

*

Feb

•
•
1
1
—1

Hoyle Mining
—...
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.

Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd

60c

53c

7%c

_•

Jan

8.75
19c

...

Jan

29 %C

—

Jan

Montoco

Smith

Jan

1.97

22c

18%

common-

—'

Preferred

'

Howard

10c

1.45

Grain class A—

McCoIl

•20%

Feb

3.00

109,100

•

Feb

Jan

Feb

■

Jan

15

20

14

14
4%c

common

High Crest
Hinde

McCabe

Jan

O"

Hendershot
Heva

18c
33%c.

Feb

7c

Jan
Jan

McKenzie

8
15c
18c
30c
37c
21c 24%c
10c
14c

8c

1.51

12 %c

i

6%

Jan

32%

70

98

12%c

1
1
1

,

20%

100

8
12%c
17c

Jan

55C

1

7.05

Jan

9.40

200

*
1

1

Jan

1734C

"III

.——

12c

9%c Jan

34,857

7%c

6%

Feb

6.00

17,500

*

Hibbert Mines

Harrison

Hasaga

100

7,600

1

Carpets

Harding

6

5

10%

1

1.19

Jan

22c

Consolidated

Matachewan

20%

—

Feb

13c

6,500

Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd L.

•

Gold

Rock

Hard

71c

9,000

4%c

Feb

Feb

10,825

98
13c20%c

729,160

15c

13c

6

14,800

—

—

Feb

6.50

98
19%c

1.01

71c

1.65

1

—

14

10

preferred—^—100

Cotton

Hamilton

5%c

9%c

•

51%

20%

;—

Jan

8c

1

Jan

10%

class A—

Brass

Hallnor Mines

8,200

1.51

"III

—

Jan

20%

Gold

16c

8c

-•

'

—

7.75

1

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

^0Id

-

A.

Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritimes Mining J.—1_.
Marwayne Oils Ltd
r

Feb

18%

45

30

...

—

preferred

Products

Jan

108

Jan

Jan

1

...

Gurney

Jan

3%C

48%

9%c 10%c

9%c

—1

-

6%

.100

preferred
Maple Leaf Milling common-—,

97

6
5
__

Jan

1.55

Manitoba & Eastern

Feb

195

6.00

.

.

9®

75

15c

—_

110

5,574

Feb

6

,

.

Gridoil

Gulf

21%

common

5%c

-

76c

Gold

108
49 %
10%

16c

Jan

12%Ck

13c

'

267,600
1,000

4%c

6

1

—1

Manitoba Sugar

38c
20%
51 51%
11c' 14c

——

...

Paper

105
49
10%
35c
19%c

107
49
10%

6,337

Jan

41c

21,200

5c

~6

1
Mines—:—1
MacMillan & Bloedel class B——~—*
Madsen Red Lake Gold Wies1;
Magnet Consol'—
—1
Malartic Goldflelds
LI
—1

Jan

Feb

2,000

8,350

46

4%c

Mines

27c
16c

8c

-*
—50

Explorations

Maciie

12,000

1.53
49c

42

Jan

1
1

Mines

Macdonald

1.45
44c

Jan

40%

42
-

*

—

Mines

Feb

37%

46

—1
—1

Goldfields

High

Low

1,662

46

40

43%

1
'*
•

class A——_—;

Yellowknife

Lynx

Macassa.

Feb

80 %c

.

Goodyear Tire common
Goodyear Tire preferred
Gordon Mackay class B

Gold
Hosiery

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Jan

1,000

7 %c

,4%c
4%c

9%c

45,650

r.

5c
5%c

Jan

Jan

7.70

1,170

Class

Lomega

Shares

41%

—*
*

A

class

B

Jan

Jan

7c

45,125

Groceterias

Loblaw

Jan

101

Jan

—

1

*

38%

Jan

100

150

95c
29c
33c
16c 23 %c

20c

*
1

Mines

260

5%c

34%

90

80'Ac

r*.

"j %

5.10

700

5%c Jan

1.45
44c

,

•

Uranium

Good fish

200

4c

1

Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora

62%

100
7c
8.90

■

1
1

Mines

Manitou

Goldflelds

Jan

15%

—

Eagle

Golden

57%

5.10

—-•
-1

—

Gold

Lake

God's

Mines

Gold

547

15%

..100
—1
1
1

—...

.—

Yellowknlfe

61%
5.40
5.20
16
101
7%c
9.15
4%c

—*

common

Geneva Lake
Giant

37%

135

for Week

Low

Par

High

Low

5%c
37%

59%
5.40
5.00

Class A

General

—

61%

common

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

Range
of Prices

Last

Sale Price

High

Sales

Week's

Friday
'•

STOCKS

for Week

of Prices

5
1
1

General Motors

FEBRUARY 5

Low

■

*
3

:

ENDED

5%c
37 %

Par

General

Wwkji

Sale Price

STOCKS

;

r

WEEK

FOR

RANGE

Sales

Jan

>

14c

Jan

*

11c

Jan

1.75 Jan

1.96

Jan

Feb

18 %c

Jan

16c

'

Volume 179

Number 5297

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(649)

41

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Last

*

'
-

Omnitrans
Ontario

*

Exploration

Ontario

Loan

Ontario

-

4c

-

—

Beauty Supply
Jockey Club

Ontario

Low

common.

Ltd

Co

>

4c

Friday

5,500

25c

II.—50
—•

78C

25c

3%c

195

2.00

2,200

23

24

24

175

72c

High

Jan

4%c

(

78c

25c

1.85
22

14.820

72c

Feb

Steel

^octnihM)

Orange

•

common

cupper Mules

—;

Gold

Feb

Torbrit

Silver

Jan

2.10

Tombill
Toronto

Jan

24

Feb

Jan

96c

Jan

Pacific

Coyle-

Pacific

24

190

1.08

1.07
3.75

3.75

1

7%c

7 %c

7%c

1

46 %c

44c

49c

Navigation

—

A

;

Z;

Traders

6.650

1.00

1.37

Jan

500

3.40

Jan

3.75

Feb

500

7c

Jan

7%c

42c

Jan

58c

Jan

Jan

.1

8.70

1.25

1,400

85c

Jan

36c

52c

54c

460,000

25c

Jan

1.25

44,510
1,800

8.40

8.70

74%.

72

74%

1,180

10c

34c

23c

39c

38,500

Jan

39c

7c

7c

7 %c

19,000

7c

Jan

22c

13%

Jan

13%

18

18%

200

16

Jan

18%

Jan

18%

19%

270

17

Jan

19 %

Feb

102

30

102

Feb

9c

,21 %c

17 %c

22c

780,700

lie

Jan

23c

Jan

4.25

4.50

425

Jan

4.50

Feb

tiershey

Parbee

•

Tubes

Western

Mines

Parker

Psriatifn

Molnrtlc

I

rPathfinder Pete ^
P'-ace

River

Gas

Pcrsheourt
Peruvian

Oils

Petrol

Oil

Crow

&

to

Minerals

Triad

4.10

10c

I,000

10c

Feb

1.00

2,300

70c

Jan

20

2.25

2.40

12,789

•

33%c

Jan

•
•

Tungsten

t,

Corp

50c

56c

69,400

43c

Jan

65c

Jan

23%

3,599

19%

Jan

24%

Jan

8,700

35c

Jan

42c

Jan

7,000

11c

Jan

14 %c

Jan

2.75

Feb

36c

35c

11c

1
•

10

2.63

23 c

Preferred
Union Gas

38c

lie 13 %c

2.74

9

2.75

37,320
12,900

23c 25 %c
10

(

10%,.

9

9

33

Jan

19c

Jan

1

3.60

3.30

3.60

United

26,565

3.30 Feb

3.85

*

13

13%

400

12% Jan

13%

57

58

20

57

Feb

58

Jan

25

27

770

23% Jan

27

Jan

5.85

Jan

37%

Jan

Feb

11c

85c

80c

Jan

39c

Jan

,

Mining

.

.

Jan

43,900
166,825

4,900

1.50

1.85

•'

1.85;
j 20c

1.05

.

4,589

I

1.41

Feb

40c

6.60

Class

United

Oils

United

21c

293,300

25

United Keno Hill
United

Jan

Steel

Feb

1.85

50

preferred

Jan *

1.22
*

18c

B

Jim

1.13

Jan

Corp class B
United Fuel A preferred

*

Jan

58c

Jan

Feb

28c

28'.

26%

28

I,385

24%

Jan

29%

Jan

•

Van Roi

1.22

1.18

1.27

24,800

1.15

Jan

Jan

Vanadium

1.20.

1.20

1.45

6,500

Jan

Ventures

30c

28c

30c

3,300

27 %.

27

27%

12,138

_J

72c

75c

Poplar

1—i

Oils

Powell

River

1.05

1.34
1.60

Feb

36c

Jan

26

Jan

27%

Alloys

6.10

1,950

Feb

7.35

Jan

84c

133,475

65c

Jan

98c

Jan

1.19

43,020

72c

Jan ;

12%

12%

630

12%

Feb

1.24

1.15

1.30

4%c

4%c

5,500

7%

_j

35%

35 %

501

2.10

2.15

900

4%C

4%c

5%c

II,000

9

9%

2.80!

2.65

2.85

23,075

2.10

Jan

3.10

Jan

Walker

4.05!

4.10

4.25

15,535

3.70

Jan

4.50

Jan

Pressed

Metals

Preston

East

Prospectors

Purdy

...

....1

Dome

...^1
•

Airways

Mica

Mines

:

—III

>

9c

72c

10c

Jan

84c

Jan

Violamac Mines

35

Jan

35%

Jan

Virginia
Vulcan

2.00

4%c

308

-

9

3,000

9c

Jan

Feb

2.50

Copper Corp

1

Quebec

Manltou

65c

67c

14c

12c

15c

.1

Jan

-Jan

12c

70c

65c

Feb

78c

Jan

15 %c

G

3,100

65c

Jan

'

Mines

•

(P

Consolidated

L)

•

17%

18

•

65

68

31c

31c

34c

13,100

31c

Feb

43c

Jan

14%

15

4,115

14%

Feb

15%

Jan

8%

8%'

100

8

Jan

8%

Feb

67c

Feb

35c

Feb
Jan

68c

67c

72c

36c

35c

44c

32,575
II,200

20c

90c
45c

Class

A

Western

34%

Homestead

58,700

14c

1.00

9,775

95c

Feb

1.20

11c

1,500

8c

Jan

12c

Jan

1.30
4c

1.10

1.06

64c

60c

65c

Jan

Winchester

Jan

Windward

Jan

1,10

Jan

1.64

34,300

Jan

18

157

10%

11

500

14 %c 16 %c

I

1

Jan
Jan

18

Jan

18%

Jan

Wood,

95c

Jan

1.15

Feb

155,200

12c

Jan

18c

2%c

10,000

2c

Jan

St

Industries

Lawrence

common

14c

14,500

10 %

Jan

11

Winora

Feb
Feb

San

Antonio

Sand

Scurry

Sheep
Sicks'
?

Sigma

Mines

Sllanco

Silverwood

17

Jan

18%

Jan

44

1.53

1.70

4,000

8%c 10 %c

32,300

Class

Radio

1.45
6c

Jan

1.85
11c

Jan

Starratt

Oil

Olsen

Stedman

Gas

&

of

Stuart

Oil

Sturgeon

Jan

39

Jan

40

Jan

45%

100

5%

1.85

12,075

1.55

25 %c

25 %c

28c

51

1.95

Jan

51

9c

30,000

6C

6%c

8,000

9c

Feb

11c

1,500

50c

Feb

50c

Feb

Andian

4,00

4.15

22,851

4.00

Jan

4.30

Jan

Anglo

24

24%

885

24 •.

Jan

24%

Jan

23%

24

225

23%

Jan

24

Jan

5.90

5.90

6.00

Jan

"l6c

100

5.90

Feb

Ltd

12,400

15c

,

Jan

1.06

126,126

81c

Jan

235

10

2.080

15

Jan

39c

5.081

38c

47%

47%

47%

195

20c

2,500

34e

2,199

24%

1,285

30c
23

»

1.40

20,450

1.14

Jan

1.40

Feb

2.75

200

2.50

Jan

2.75

Feb

1.10

1.10

200

Feb

1.10

Feb

lie

12c

12,433

11c

Feb

13 %c

Jan

18c

21c

10,200

18c

Feb

26c

Jan

11 %C

—

Sales

Range

for Week
Shares

47%

Range since Jan 1

Jan
Jan

25%

5

8%

8%

87/a

2,310

7%

Jan

8%

Feb

25

25%

1,225

24%

Jan

26%

Jan

12%

Brown Co common

Jan

1st

•
1

Jan

11%

97%

97%

99

49%

49%

Jan

7.10

6.95

7.25

14,778

17%

17%

645

•-

Canada

•

& Dominion Sugar

—

•

Vinegars

Canadian

Feb
Jan

Canadian General Invest

27%c

Jan

34c

Feb

Canadian

Industries

21%

Jan

24%

Feb

Canadian

Marconi

7%

Jan

107

6%

Feb

6%

Jan

84C

6,793

80c

1,750

|

6% Jan

Jan

98c

Jan

Consolidated
Dalhousie

...

Feb

18c

Jan

18%

Jan

19%

Jan

Dominion

29%

Jan

31

Jan

Hayes

36,000

10c

Jan

13c

Jan

International

Paper common.

35,831

6.50

Jan

7.15

Jan

international

Utilities

3.00

Feb

Intel-provincial Utilities

—

10c

I2c

6.50

6.75

3.00

3.00

400

13

102

12%

Jan

17c 18%c

2.000

17c

Feb

18 %c

Jan

Minnesota

76,800

20c

Jan

28c

Jan

Pato

Consol
Bros

Canadian

/

4,525

3,00

Feb

1.65 -Feb

1.95

16%

16%

3,050

15%

15%

15%

15%

150

15%

101

102

85

18c 19

%c

10,300

14c

Jan

20c

22c

Jan

32c

26c

25c

28c

154.504

1.70

1.65

1.70

3,000

1.12

1.12

1.15

1,850

101

1.65

Jan

Jan
Jan

Feb

1.12

Jan

&

Third

Stores

Feb

Yukon

Jan

1.90

Jan

4%c

Jan

5c

39%

♦

No

Odd

Jan

Jan

Jan

par

lot

9

9

125

8%

Jan

Jan

10%

50

10%

Jan

10%

Jan

in

Jan

2.24

Jan

Feb

1.60

Jan

4,427

1.32

19c

20,300

18 7

a

25

14%c Jan
18

Jan

4.90

5.00

760

67

65%

67

565

1.25

1.25

100

43

44

3,327

44

17c

16c

17c

80 %

82%

4.55 Jan

65
1.00

Jan
Jan

5.00
68

Feb
Jan

1.25 Feb
44

Feb

40%
16c

Jan

20c

Jan

Jan

85

Jan

33% Jan

220

Jan

71

1,600

82

36

Jan

35%

185

58%

57

58%

2,845

54

Jan

58%

Feb

30 V*

30

30%

713

29

Jan

31

Jan

6%

7

225

6

Jan

30

30%,

713

28

Jan

35%

30%

1

3.65

3.60

3.65

1,400

35

33%

35

3,480

Gen

5

5

100

—2

26

26

26

150

1

Invest.;.

52c

51c

52c

9,200

0

^

'

19c

Feb

18%

Feb

FOR

OUT-OF-TOWN

sale

e

(not Included

In

delivery sale

(not Included

year's range).

Selling ex-lnter*st.

f Flat
rCash

AND
t

year's range).

10%

4,900

5.00

value,

d Deferred

1.50

37% Jan

5

Paper

FOOTNOTES

Jan

1.20

38%

2.08

Jan

7%

Jan

3.50

Jan

Feb
4.00 Jan

31

32
4.80

Jan
Jan

35

5.00

Feb

Feb

23%

Jan

26

Jan

51c

Feb

59c

Jan

Jan

470

1.32

35

5

—

Consolidated

102

4,000

2.00

390

Jan

7%

Dredging

Thrift

4%c

1.34

36

•

Gold

Feb

39%

2.05

35

14%

8

Ontario

Jan

4VoC

1

Jan

35%

16%

39%

1

Jan

25

9

*

15%

9

35

Jan

Jan

39%

1.83

Feb

23%

Feb

13

16%

34%

190

•

•

Oil

14 %c

Bridge
Steel ;

75
120

5

Paper

Jan

Feb

Jan

25

9

_

13%

7.25

17%

14%

1

I

Westinghouse
Copper

Jan

Jan

34%

35%

Canadian
Coast

6.35

17%

24

25

~9

I
.III

common

500

■

Feb

34%

9

2,400

19

30%-

Feb
Feb

49%

Jan

14%

*

Bronze

47%

100

12%
99

47%

20

6

"Bulolo Gold Dredging

Jan

Jan

8% Jan
87
Jan

20,389
1,149

49%

8

Jan

43c

20c

7

18%

11%

*

preferred

15%

Jan

6%

l4%c

25%

•

.

preferred

2nd

10%
_

High

7

6.75

18c

Low

High
25

Jan

14 %C 16%C

19c

Low

221

11 %c

•

Week's
of Prices

865

30

*

Curb Section

-

8

*

.

1.10

25

10

—

Feb

1.26

25

a

common

Jan

6%C

7%

Feb

4%c

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines

10c

Jan

25

18%

•

Jan

Jan

•

18c

6 %

1

;

30c

7c

5%c

•

Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp

30 %

River

Feb

Jan
Jan

National

1.06

Feb

•

Gold

6

1.87

Canadian

18c

Jan

15%

25c

Industries

Feb
Jan

Jan
Jan

2.50

Par

-

16c

90c

10%

50c

16c

1.28

*

15c'

1.06

100
;

98

2.75

Last

Jan

50

*

Preferred

Jan

25%c Feb

Jan

10,33?

•

Common

7c

7,300

•8c

6%c

Sale Price

50c

.10

Mines

200

71,110

Feb

0

STOCKS

13




57/a

1.75

Jan,

9%C

III

Tailors..

5%
1.75

Friday

Jan

44%

38c

III

Super test (ordinary)

Top

Jan

Toronto Stock

Jan

19

Gold

Thomson-Lnnrtm ark

97%

16c

Jan

Jan

9c

27c

Tip

1

.1

50

„1

Calgary

97%

12 %C

45

1.75

Texas

97%
14c

457

80c

pfd_.

Pearson

8%

0

9

Preferred

Feb

40

21c

Taylor,

--7%

44%

Ltd..

common

42,966 -rr

44%

1.65

Ltd

8'/a

...

10 %c

Canadian Fnnda

1.70

Tamblyn

7%

Exchange

21 %c

Taku

7%

Jan

6%

Mines

Oils

9c

Jan

—1

Grass

Jan

1.95

-1

Sylvanite

Jan

7c

Jan

Contact

Swltson

7c

10,000

,

1.55

Cons

Sweet

28,200

9c

.1

9

—

8c

7%c

1,850

Sullivan

Inlet

7c

8%c

1.76

Sudbury

Surf

7%c

1.70

common..

River

Jan

1.55

15%

!

Advocate

Jan

9c

Jan

6%

Canada

Mining
Rock Iron

Steep

Feb

80c

1.21

24%

Steeloy
Stovel

97%

18,700

30c

Gold

Bros

Jan

.1

Mines

Price

Steel

288

Jan

1.40

Stanley Brock class A—
oianwell

Feb

Jan

1.27

10%

A—

38

7c

1.82

38c

common.

Jan

95%

Jan

.50

class

Jan

34%

289

64c

1.50

20c

Paving

Standard

67c

2,000

..

B

Yukenc

Canada

Standard

Jan

33,825

5,150

15%

(1944)

Jan

50c

5,000

'76c

1.75

Ltd

Mines

Jan

7%c

1.65

10%
9

5.20

Feb

4.05"

.

♦

Jan
Jan

65c

.1

Feb

37%

III

preferred

Stada^ona

Oil

Knitting class A

50c

—1

78c

'Jan

1,593

-1

„1

4.60 Jan »,«■

W85

•

Mines

23%

(Quebec)

Oils

97%

2,470

—

7%c

4

Canuck

York

Jan

4c

2,089

9c

—

Dairies class A.

Somerville

96%

Feb

7%c

1

Alexander

24%

Gold

Spooner

97%

39%

common—t

Mines

IP
Jan

18:.)
jft 08

67 %c

100

Yellowknife Bear Mines

Feb

17c

Jan

44

51

—1

Ltd

Simpsons
Slscoe

12%

Jan

3c

18%

.50c

Mining

SilvertMllier

Jan

11c

18

44%

1

__

;

Trust

38

1.40

„f50

Gold——

Gordon

Voting

12

42%

com.

preferred

Breweries

1,495
5.000

10,500

3%c

1.56

..50

Miness

36

1:73

—

(19451

38

Jan

66c

28,062

52c'

1.72

Power

&

12%

3c

9%c

~

Water

Creek

Sherritt

12V*

12c 14 %c

50c

•

Gold

Yellorex

40% "Jan

-1

preferred

Shawkey

17c

Jan

-1

Ltd

Ltd

Shawinigan
B

Jan"

37%

44

Security Freehold Petroleums

A

10c

1,978

18%

Gold.

Petroleums

Oils

Class

221,050

12 Vx

-1

River Gold

Sapphire

17c

'3'/4C

50c

Jan

33

'

Feb

62

Jan

40%

13 %c

—

Corp

sJan

»

2%c Jan

40

•

Jab

Feb

17c

1

Wright-Hargreaves

12c

•

5.00

1

Mines_—

1.65

40 %

_1

Oils

Russell

13 %c

•

22

1

Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred—.—

Yankee

10

4.75

Larder

Gold

68c

10c

•

———

*

5.00

17%

7io

1

72c

100

!

Jan

1.40

2%c

Roy a lite Oil

Jan

Jan'

.1

1.48

4%c

42c

22,174

1.40

16c

Rundle

9c

Jan

70

f

Jan

42,286

!

a

Petroleums

Jan

1.30
4c

1.49

-

Preferred
Wilrich

95c

500

1.15*

(Geo) common

Wiltsey-Coghlan

'

l;500

66c

•

Ltd

160

.

34% •,
r

34%

69c

•

Tungsten

Weston

Jan

10c

4c

Leaseholds

Jan

20c

95c

1.30

10c

1

Western

Jan

15 %c

4c

Jan

39c

Jan

20c

1

Jan

4.60 Jan

4

5

common

18

Rupununi Gold

9.95

Jan

14c

Jan

Jan

57

Jan

20%

Jan

45c

Jan

5%c Jan

435

Brew

Mfg $1.00 pfd.

Silver

4,000
5,500

Canada

._.1

Royal Bank

32c

Jan

15

Jan

4.35

15,100

22

14c

k

9.00 Jan
50

600

15c

21%

15c

Grocers

11

Roy

Jan

2.20

•

Jan

33 %c

2,404

67/bC

6%c
21%

1

Western

common

-Oils

8

8c

1.80 Jan
14

6,687
.

35C '

33c

35c

1

Ashley

9.30

Western

Roche Long Lac.
Rowan class B warrants
Rexana

4.50

Jan

—1

Little

Jab

Jan

1

—^——

&

"

55

4.40

Jan

—1

—

Oils

Robinson,

54%

3.85

_—1

1

Prado

9.00

54%

1

Products

Western

9.00

•

•

common

73c

1

MacDonald

Robertson

3,100

67c

—1

Rtx-Athabasca

38c

Feb

.500

Utilities

Rexspar .Uranium
Rio

37c

Feb

1

Petroleum

Reeves

340

46c

—1

iftegcourt

12,900

14%

8%

Poplar Gold

Redwater

2.05

14

16,100

;

Inlet

Reef

1.90

W'_._

&

Western
Uranium

Red

1.98

55c :

2,75

Jab-'

16

'

7% Feb

46c

1,225

Jan

6% Feb
'

7%c Feb

14 %'

class A

Rankin

110

1,200

50c

:

Mining

Radlore

7%
7%c

14%

-1

Equipment
Pyrites

Westeel

Jan

3.50

7%

-1

Amulet

Weedon

Jan

10c

70c

2.75

Jan

—1

Metalurgical.
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold,

Quinte Milk

69c

2.85

7,300
24,800

5c

Feb

_25

preferred-.

Oils

Walte

Jan

:

,

6%

14%

1

Quebec

Quemoht

66c

1

—„

Labrador

400

2,677

Jan

10

Jan

Jan

5%c

;

Dare

Wekusko
Quebec

^Quebec

6%
15%

7%c

-1

Waterous

Premier Border

1.67

,
(

Jan

15

15

Mines

2.15!

2,900

4c

6%
:

12% Jan

1.12 Jan

-

1.30 Jan*

v-l'i

Vicour

Prairie

Gas.

5.85

9,200

4%c

Viceroy Ml'g class A

:

&

Jaif>

70c

„

Ltd

Powell .Rouyn. Gold
Power
Corp i—
Oil

Jani

1.05

Feb

v

Jan^

12%

Cons Mines

*

Jan

28c

" Jab?

22c-

80c

Jan

i

Oils

Jan

9

37

,

f

1.13

Mines.

Upper Canada Mines

18c

Development

Ponder

27
6.00.

Montauban

Placer

Pontiac Petroleum

Jan

30

1,745

9c

58c

Feb

1,500

36%

1.06

10%

37

800

1.12

Jan»

Jan

20c

9%c

49c

35c

10

650

9

Jan

19c

130

1.05

23c

35%

37

.

2,55 Jan

19c

37

52c

Jan

2.46

36%

4,950

1.05

Jan

•

11,830

<

Feb

1.85

1

40c

Jan

Feb

93

United Asbestos

6.60

5.60

Jan

35%

22%

Union Accentance common

I

97/8C

Jan
Feb

52c

•

Petroleum

Jan

32%
93

23%

*

Oil

9c

Jan

Union

6.25

1.11

—_i

3,500
11,618

93

109

Feb

1.00

9%c

..._i

35%

Jan

Jan

I2c

37

l

Uranium;

Trend

35 %c

0

Mines..

Gold

Pilch-Ore

39c

Gas__
Gold

Jan

Feb .'

'74%

"

IIIi

Goldfields

Pickle

Pioneer

_•

..

31 %c

*

-

6.55

.1

People's Credit Sec_

9.10

Jan
Jan

90c

1.00

.___1

Nat

8.15

69%

10c

—50c

Fay master Cotisol

3,080

"

*

Drilling

9%c

34

93

35 %

2.35

Oils

Feb

195

9%c

»

Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources

Jan

1.53

13%

100

Era

61c

Jan

18%

Feb

———1

A

High

Jan

1.40

102

1

class

Trans

Feb

1

Finance

35c

19%

Trans Empire Oils

Feb

Paramaque Mines

.

1.53

50

Preferred

Feb

54c

Oil

Page
Pan

a

1.35

Jan

1

1.10

1

Pacific Petroleum

1.15

Low

48c

13%

•

Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration

Range Since Jan. 1

High

1.48

•

common

Shares

40c

4

Works

Feb

24

Jan

Low

for Week

45c

Ii

Mines

Iron

Class

Trans

_—_I_1

(Eastern)

22%

12,400

*

Gold

Osisko Lake Mines

'

»

Elevators

Toronto

'

__1

-

Crush

Grenada

23%

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Jan

25c

Jan

Week's

Last
Sale Price

Toronto

Ontario

t

5

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

1.95

_• /- "1 2.00

—

L,

Pyrites

3%c

FEBRUARY

STOCKS

Shares

High

*

0

ENDED

"

of Prices

Par

\.

V

_

WEEK

for Week

Range

Sale Price
•

FOR

Sales

CANADIAN MARKETS

Ex-llquldatlng dividend.

(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,

wl When
.

.

delivered,

wd When

x

Issued.

-

Ex-dividend,
4

price.
sale

u

(not included

in year's range).

t

Ex-rlghts.
Ex-stock

dividend.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 8, 1954
-S2

(650)

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
5

Quotation for Friday, February

1

Obligations of Government Agencies

Investing Companies
Bid

Par

Mutual Funds—

—25c
97c
1.25,
5.04
1
4.03
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
12.17
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
9.66
▲xe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
13.72
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
3.10

Aberdeen Fund

-

Affiliated Fund Inc

Business Shares

American

•I

Corp

Holdings

Blair

Ridge Mutual Fund

Bond Inv Tr of America
Boston Fund Inc

10c
5
1

Corp

Invest

Street

1

26.70

27.87

(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low

Bonds)

(Investment

24.68

28.92

Bonds)—_1

Priced

13.11

19.76

1

10.76

11.75

Bonds

B-4

(Discount

K-l

(Income

Stocks)—_1

17.25

18.82

Pfd Stks»_l
(High-Grade Com Stk)_l
(Income Com Stocks)—1

8.37

9.14

12.14

13.25

9.16

10.00

(Speculative Com Stk'
1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l

8.41

Bullock Fund Ltd

Feb.

2.75s

March 15

Bank

Land

100.18

2 fts

100.5

100.7

2V4s Feb

100.9

100.12

2 fts

Feb.

1,

1955

100.6

100.8

2%s May

1,

1956

Ifts

1954

April 15, 1954
2.10s..May 17, 1954_
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2fts June 1, 1954
2 ft s

5-l

25.97
9.07
24.97
26.79

Pfd

i

(Speculative

8-2
6-3
S-4

Oct.

1,

1957-55

2 fts

May

1,

1958

Nov.

1954

1,

5.75

100.9

100.9

100.13

100.10

100.6

100.10

wl

1955

1,

Feb.

•

37.72

37.72

Canal 3s

Panama

:

*

i

——lc

3.83

4.22

Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shareg-lc

2.33

3.12

Business

point

4.52

4.98

shares—lc

3.21

3.54

3.54

3.90

2fts

lc

5.51

6.07

2fts Aug.

lc

5.07

5.58

_.————lc

4.40

Petroleum

shares

1101

——

-

1
-——1

40.36
16.57

stock—1

common

Howard—

7.80

(

•

12.79

2.11

32.68
25.59

1

10.43

11.39

15.93

17.10

beneficial

1

12.44
9.48

10.36

,

interest

11.61
34.94

Balanced Series

5.27
18.33

5.46
19.32

2.58
37
8.68

2.83
39
9.43

6.74

7.39

6.68
20.35
2.28

7.33
22.30
2.48

20.52
63.76
5.65

22.18/
68.56

lc

Fundamental Investors Inc

7.19

7.67

Fund Inc———1

Capital

Corp
Investors Trust

4.87

10.81
9.90
9.23
3.90

-lc

lc
lc

Building shares
Chemical shares

(The) Stock Fund_lc

Speculative Series

1

3.43

___

1

5.30

Slock Series

1

11.32

12.37

—

Resources

of

6.14

7.83
11.84
10.85
10.11
9.75

4.93

5.47

5.35

5.37

Fully

administered shares—lc

7.91

8.67

lc

8.72
9.21
9.41
6.86
7.16
8.45

9.5(>
10.09
9.80

shares

Industrial Machinery shares.lc

shares—lc
shares.lc
lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Bond

Investing Company
Low Priced shares

England Fund

5.30

5.90

6.47
8.11
3.12

lc

4.04

7.61

8.34

Companies Inc
Shares

11.36
27.26

1
Inc—1

12.41
28.08
12.45
13.11

Guardian Mutual Fund Inc

1

12.08

Hudson Fund Inc

1

12.13

Fund

—

Putnam

...

Foundation Fund Inc_10c

1.97

2.15

1

10^7

11.75

Fund-lc

14.13

15.45
98c

Investors

Institutional

Shares

Ltd—

Institutional

Growth

Institutional

Bank

Institutional

Ins

Fund—lc

Investment

1.24

1.37

lc

15.75

17.23

1

6.18

6.71

Boston—1

12.23

13.37

Fund—1

17.85

America
of

Trust

89c

lc

Fund

Institutional Found Fund

Investors Management

1

35.85

_1

18.97

20.51

•

29.26

29.26

.

Fund

(Geo)

11,

Feb.

1954

Mar.

1954

4,

Mar.

11,
18,

1954
1954

Mar.

25,

1954

Par

Surety

Aetna Insurance Co

lo
_10

Aetna Life

lo

Agricultural Insurance Co

23.62

7.26

7.91

5.47

5.93

United Accumulative Fund

1

6.34

6.89

United Continental

1

4.65

5.03

1

12.85

13.9?

1

6.16

6.73

1

6.20

6.73

4.61

5.04

Fund

Income Fund Shares

United

Fund

Science

Value

Line

Income

Fund

Inc„1

8.42

9.17

1

14.66

14.95

1

10.29

11.03

1

20.90

22.79

1

19.85

21.46

1

4.25

4.59

Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l

57ft

Fund

Wellington Fund
Whitehall

Fund

Wisconsin

Investment

15

44

10

46
44 ft

103

106

Inc

Co

3%
62 ft

64 ft

Bk

&

Tr__25

Unit

Type

Series

Trusts-

County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)

Federation

16

&

Fiduciary Trust
City

the

Franklin

of N Y_,

Square

North

Amer

Trust

11.70

10.24

5.91

Shares—

Series

1955

1

—

(The)

2.79

Bid

5

_

40 ft

42

93

Jersey

Co of N Y

Insurance

5

3212

Fidelity

23ft

34ft
25ft

Co

& Casualty_5
(Newark N J)__2ft

27

28ft

21

62ft

64ft

80

84

Massachusetts

10

10
5

34

36ft

5

Co

Fire

62

23ft

Union

25ft

Casualty
New Hampshire Fire

New

York

Fire

10

261

266

North River

10

104ft

108

Northeastern

Co

Crum & Forster Inc

10

Employees

Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
,

•

10

—---"-rrT

Fidelity & Deposit of

Md

^Flre Assn of Philadelphia
Firemen's

Fund

Firemen

of Newark

s

57

Pacific

Fire

52ft

55

Pacific

Indemnity

Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
Providence-Washington

—r

Republic

Globe & Rutgers Fire

j?r,#ar«,

Gulf Life

33 ft
115ft

69

71

27ft

28ft

Republic

5

10

5

—5

5

^an

l*^70!, ™re

Steambol-Ier




—10

"

430

445

Co

20

10ft

11

79ft
45ft

81ft

5

2

46ft

48 ft

10
5

45ft

47y*

Meadow

190

23ft
30

31%

8ft

9ft

58ft

60 ft

85

16

53

38

39 ft

44 ft

46 ft

36

37 ft

Detroit
.10

National Bank of Detroit.

City

Jersey

64 Va

66ft

88
30

91
32

23 ft

25

Los

25

Angeles

Security-First Nt'l Bank
Two-for-one split plus

t47ft

dividend—

stock

25%

Co

10

68 ft

71ft

5
10

18 ft
103 ft

19 ft

10

28ft

107 ft

Reinsurance Corp

(NY)

(Texas)

2

10

9

.

30ft

100

Nat'l Bank 8c Tr

Mellon

66 Va

64 Va

Peoples 1st Nat Bank 8c Tr—20

Bank

20
100

_.

31 Va

29
254

20
25

&

Trust_17ft

2

.

8c

262

25

51 V*
112 Va
42 V»

51ft

St Paul

38ft

40

65 ft

Seaboard Surety Co

10

44

Security

10

115ft
44

5 ft

131

126

10

1

18 Va
291

17

281

Bank
20
Bank—20
17
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
National

American

National

Albany, N. Y.

First National Bank

Mercantile

25
25

Co

Trust

Mutual Bank & Trust
St.

20
Grove Bank 8c Trust—20
Union

Louis

Tower

Trust

100

United Bank & Trust

36

Springfield Fire & Marine

32ft

34ft

Btandard Accident

25ft

Travelers

41ft

43 ft
183 ft

lo

49ft

51ft

12ft

10

10

26 V»

28

Recent

37

39

51ft

55

54

57

27

30

49

>4

52

ft

ft

60

63

63 ft

67 ft

60

155

165

of Amer N T 8c 8

Bank

A—6.23

33ft

35 ft

3%s__1983

Col & Sou Ohio Elec

Consol

Security Issues
Ask

Bid

Bonds—

Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)

1973
1973

Tenn. Gas Trans 5s

k__
105

3%s

1984

103ft

3%s

1983

105

105ft

3%s__1983

k__

U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co„2

69

U S

3

41ft

43 V*

2

27ft

29 ft

104 Va

103 ft

104 V*

Stocks—

Florida
Gulf

States

Utilities

3fts

Illinois

Central

RR

Illinois

Power

3fts

Iowa

Power

&

Lt

1984

El

105ft

105

1983

104

Long Island Lighting 3fts__1983

Monogahela Power 3%s
Northern

Illinois Gas

Ohio Edison

Serv

Co

of

,

103ft
105ft

103ft

104

1984'

102 ft

102ft

103%

104

1983

4s

Elec 3VaS—

Public

102%
105

1959

3 fts.

Finance

1983

3fts_1979

Nat

Paso

100%

100ft

51ft

51ft

ptd.100

106ft

107ft

Light—
100
pfd-50

101ft

102ft

5.65%

preferred

4.20%

Narragansett Elec 4.64%

3%s

.1984

FOOTNOTES
•No par

104%

FOB

value..
yield price.
k admitted to listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
b Bid

104ft

52ft

53%

Gas Transmission—

5.85%

100

preferred

Treasury 2fts due Nov.

104

105

102

103

15, 1961

Although not yet admitted
to trading, quotations can
be found in our N. Y. Stock
Exchange Gov't Bond

tab¬

ulation

Worcester

Ind-

4.20% pfd—50

Gas

City Power 8c

Kansas

102 V*

1983
3%s

Duquesne Lt Co

Tenn

49 ft

71

Aik

104

104

Power

4s

105ft

Edison

51ft
932

Westchester Fire

100

47ft
912

Fire

47 ft

Francisco

San

10

County Elec—
preferred

38

34

36'*
49 ft

ft

47

16ft

(New Haven)

45 ft

St. Louis

Boatmen's

53

5

100

Co

Trust

State Bank of Albany

Phila

46

Fire & Murine

387

372

Brook National Bank

Pacific

10

15ft

178ft

49 ft

Pittsburgh

1,650
26 ft

89

44

lo

205

51ft

10

City Bank
Bank of Commerce

First National Bank

20

National City Bank
New
York Trust

25 ft

47 ft

63 ft

24ft

33 ft

32

50

Bank

53 ft

Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983

4

48 ft

(Jacksonville, Fla.)_2ft

Hartford Fire
Hartford

31ft
46 ft

47 ft

10

55

108ft

45ft

12.50

Northern

10

26 ft

__5

2.50

52ft

10

(San Fran)__lo

General Reinsurance Corp

5J. w8 &
JaiJs
Globe

r*

401

50 Va

Manufacturers Trust Co

51ft

24ft

3.33ft

50ft

,

389

Union

43

100 1,600
10
24

31ft

48ft

10

Fire

New Amsterdam

Continental

30

10
5

Merchants & Manufacturers

Connecticut General Life

Casualty

392

100

ft

269

382

231

221

1

Bonding

National Fire

58ft

89

262

39 ft

36ft

10

Merchant Fire Assurance

National
Bankers 8c Shippers

86 ft

100

Bk—100

National

ft

23

25

Trust—33ft

95

Insurance Co of North Amer—10

Amer

At

Ask

Par
«

Equitable

.10

40

10

United States Trust

American

Surety

Trust

National

Central

26

20
20

Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust

Trade

American

American

24

Irving Trust

Rye National Bank

Companies

Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred

Automobile

10

1Q

Bank

Public Nat'l Bank

1

1956

Lincoln National Life

5

&

Bank

Cleveland Trust Co

73

Y

N

Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover

Ask

64

Bank

First National
Of

Northern

130

100

Trust

70

125

10

Bank

Bank

National

Harris Trust & Savings

4ft

—10

Trust

Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
2.30

E

52

Re-insurance

—

Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20

Empire

Bid

61

Cleveland

(ex-distribution)

Stamped

Companies

First

Diversified Trustee Shares—

33ft

American

1954

National

47

8c Trust

State

of Freeport

Home

60 ft

1954

6,

Washington Mutual

Ask

146

1954

29,

Ask

.870
.856
.831
.811
.791
.766

Continental, Illinois

51ft
45ft
47ft

Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0

Wall Srreet Investing Corp

15,

—

City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25

391

Franklin National Bank—
Value Line Fund Inc

Bid

99.856
99.839
99.817
99.797
99.778
99.756

Par

Continental Bank & Trust

Fund

1954

May

49ft

Commercial

1

United

379

Chemical Bank

Inc

8,

Apr.

10

14.66

50

Assur

10

Bid

142

Bills

1954

Apr.

37ft

36

100

15.19

15.19

1

Fund

Co._10

Manhattan

the

29.19

Television-Electronics
Texas

of

13.56

31ft

_

1.60%

Apr. 22, 1954

Bankers Trust

27.00

1

4

Insurance

1.55%

bl.8Q

Chicago

2ft

Amer Shares

Shareholders Trust

Automobile

Boston

1.50%

bl.75

1-54

Ask

Bid

Par

of Boston—1

Fund

Stock

Common

Selected

1,

Apr.

.994
.931
.967
.957
.944
.921
.900

Chase National Bank

Scudder, Stevens & Clark—

American

Camden

bl.70

1-54

Dollar Value

York—

New

Sterling National

Ins

1-54

<

Apr.

Bank & Trust

Bank of New York

Fund inc

Series

Insurance
Aetna Casualty 8c

11-

Ask

99.992
99.974
99.958
99.943
99.927
99.905
99.381

1954
25, 1954
18,

Bank

Stevens & Clark
(net asset value)

Scudder,

Investors

Incorporated

Feb,

36.57

23.38

7.40
2.83

Bid

20.37

Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1

lc

Investment Co of

10-

1-54

Dollar Value

15.62

18.74

7.85
9.26

8.78
7.99
4.44

Industry

15.32

Inc

Inc

9.14

4.77

shares

1
2.50

Fund

Fund

67.25

4.34

Income

9-

4-54

12-

1.90%

United States Treasury

(T Rowe) Growth Stock

8.34

8.01
7-29

shares

Price

64.25

lo
lc

Orowth

,

1.45%

32

•

lc

Growth

1-53

12-

2.15%

1.30%
1.35%

Ask

bl.65

26ft

25

1

lc

Utility

Pine Street

6.30

25

5
5

Trading

State Street Investment Corp

shares

Tobacco shares

&

Sovereign Investors

shares

Bteel

bl.55
bl.60

Mar.

19.35

17.90

1

preferred

$1.50

3.05

7.52

Equipment shares

Bond

3-54

1-54

Feb.

lc

Petroleum

4.68

2.79

Canada

Fund Inc
New

4.27

Inc—lc

Resources Fund

Natural

lc-

Railroad stock

6-

6-

2-53

2.25%.

1.20%

3-53
1-53

5.79

Growth

shares

RR

bl.50

8-

3.30

Stock Series

Food

Railroad

1-54

4-

2-54

11-

'

lc

Equip shares

Institutional

1-53

7-

5.32

Series.

Series

Income

Pioneer
-—

Aviation shares

bond

99.12

93.28

Bid

Dae

8-

2.35%

1.00%

10-

8.33

1

Stock

Natural

lo
2

1

Inc

General

__

Dated

Rate

bl.40

2.70%

7.45

6.82

Series

Pacific Amer Investors com—10c

i1

1958

1

Ask

1-54

3-

2.90%

Fund

National Investors Corp

—1
—1

stock series

Electrical

1-53

9-

J. 75%

3.00%

Balanced

Bond

Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
__lo

Common

100.11

Bid

Dae

Dated

Bate

Wide Securities—

Nation

Preferred

_____10

Group Securities—
Automobile shares

100.9

—

99.4

98.20

1958

1.

100.26

13.45

Corp—

27.36

Founders Mutual

General

100.23

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures

12.79

Inc

.

1
1

First Boston Corp

General

100

National Security Series—

Fund

Gai Industries

15,

1,

Ifts Oct.

100

1954
lfts Dec. 15, 1954—
Ifts March 15, 195o

8.57

1

_1

Shares

1

1

Fund

7.o0

1.92

10.68

April

100.4

99.24

1957

1,

103.17

99.28

16.23

Invest

Of

8.48

6.84

1

Oct.

103.15

31.90

14.93

beneficial

of

Mutual

Net asset value

7.74

Bquity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—_
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l

Futures

29.67

Ifts

1955
1956

Fund—

Life

Massachusetts

Mutual Trust Shares

Fund

Common

interest—*

Mutual Fund of Boston Inc—_1

100.15

100.8

April 1, 1957_

April

19.77

Mutual

Dreyfus Fund Inc —-—1
8c

18.29

1 '/as

Treasury Notes—

Ifts March

Stock

Inc

Units

1
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Dividend Shares
25c

Stock

1

101.5

100.8

1, 1956
2%s March 15, 1957

100.13

wl——

101.3

100

Ifts Oct.

Ifts

1955

1,

100.23

100

1 fts

100.21

101.3

15, 1954
2fts Sept. 15, 1954
15,

100.21

15,

100.7

101.1

1954

Ask

.

„

^

Stock Fund

Balanced

22.36

Inc—10c

Interest

Mass Investors Growth

Diversified Growth

Baton

8.62

20.68

of beneficial

Ctfs

5.55

Fund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Delaware

Diversified

7.87

1

Fund

Bond

Manhattan

40.76
18.22

Net asset value

1,

June

Ifts Dec.

100.5
100.19

15, 1954
1954

2fts Feb.

l%s Feb.

Massachusetts Investors Trust—

11.12

Mutual Fund Inc—

Do Vegh

Steel shares

Fund

—-1

100

2fts March 22,

lc

Industries

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)

.Treasury

of Indebtedness—

Certificates

Paper shares

Fund Inc—

113

Maturity—

Ask

Bid

Maturity—

Non-Ferrous Metals

General

.

Do Vegh Income
Net asset value

112

1961

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

Funds-

Automobile shares

_

*

102.4

100.15

Ifts June 1, 1954
2 fts

99.2

101.28

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a

■i

101.10

98.26

10.68

Managed

Inc..—1
9.18
9.92
—1
11.85
12.83
Century Shares Trust
...—1
17.48
18.90
Chemical Fund
—1
20.59
22.26
Christiana Securities com—10o 7,575
7,775
Preferred
-100
135
140
Commonwealth Investment
1
7.01
7.62
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
1
15.69
17.06
Composite Fund '
1
12.72
13.32
Concord Fund Inc
—1
12.52
13.54
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
29ft
31ft

101.2

101.2

_

100.13

100.28

1, 1955-54

6.31

9.77

"(Net Asset Value)

Inc

Fund

Canadian

100.24

7.06

6.47

1

Lexington Trust Fund _:
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—

Fund

General

Canada

Ask

Bonds—

100.2

100

1954

15,

2.75s

9.19

8ft
2 '/a
10.37
23.17

8.39
23.07
24.45

/

Federal

Banks—

Home Loan

Federal

Bid

Ask

Bid

31.71

31.09

1

Knickerbocker Fund

Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value
Broad

Mutual

(The)

Inc

B-3

24.02

•
1

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point

B-2

B-l

10.44
20.35
3.39

9.54
21.55

Inc—1

Blue

Fund

Ask

Keystone Custodian Funds—

K-2

8 ft
2

1
1

Corp

Beneficial

Johnston

1.06
5.46
4.36
13.22

Bli

Par

Mutual Funds-

Ask

4.44%

100

OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t New
x

wi

y

stock,

Ex-dividend,
When

Issued,

Ex-rights.

Volume 179

Number 5297

4S

(651)

THE COURSE

1954

I

clearings this week will show

liminary figures compiled by

increase corhpared with

an

a year ago.

Pre¬

Third Federal Reserve

based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities

us

of the country, indicate that for the week ended

v.

Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester

the

week in 1953.

same

gain for the week ending Friday of 30.7%.

a

week

follows:

BY

York

$12,185,168,821

Chicago

878,194,558

+

2.3

+

3.2

579,273,359

Kansas

553,875,622

344,334,329

353,666,604
320,700,000

Baltimore

377,778,966

(11

407,414,975

$17,057,169,522

$14,043,805495.

Other cities, live day5

3,536,291,490

all

Fifth

3.4

+21.5

cities)

$20,593,461,012 $17,420,441,240

$18,095,768,450

in

issue of

our

ends

next week.

We

week

covered

cannot furnish

Saturday, and the Saturday figures
'

■

we

able to

are

all

inasmuch

10,549,693

3.1

1,128,206,688

1,088,026,323

205,730,649

6,882,846
253,631,634
39,490,700

6,575,616

8,773,831

381,487,815

8,556,478
403,147,248

1,207,344,301

*

5,355,899
11,505,726

6.8

+
+

7.1

6,339,577
210,458,576

—

7.7

417,276,248

9.3

36,975,000

+

7,823,728
393,975,999
33,473,700

+ 26.6

5,274,245

6,057,154

2.5
5.4

7,906,871
400,281,051

7,883,758
'317,718,191

2.8

1,084,511,568

972,663,179

+
—

3,563,159

1

5.0

15,948,000

14,414,000

7.7

165,465,586

145,472,415

5,843,011

4.1

4,727,195

4,442,758

284,338,485

3.2

256,831,052

93,885,614

5.0

94,331,931

240,680,462
87,374,566

570,328,909

cities)

580,788,141

1.8

540,703,676

495,241,549

District—Atlanta27,619,215

26,840,388

+

2.9

21,686,314

100,536,594

15,591,582

97,803,327

+

2.8

81,440,247

307,600,000

300,700,000

+

2.3

291,500,000

53,516,942
255,400,000
5,371,137

4,615,174

6,746,376

—31.6

3,732,760

+ 10.4

4,202,133

175,843,093fw

3,849,689

158,973,292

+ 10.6

132,241,409

134,109,086 A'

Macon

119,668,741

134,710,072

0.5

126,486,308

116,520,267

4,119,781

Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile

8,997,738

—

6,495,178

cities)

+ 12.3

622,171

—30.7

542,300

516,670

175.998,983

+

3.6

154,487,589

127,262,103

946,251,009

Louisiana—New Orleans

8,008,928

431,111

182,379,217

Mississippi—Vicksburg
(10

2,857,348

5,605,048

Augusta

Total

3,399,912

89,146,628

Nashville

•the whole country having amounted to
$18,870,545,942 against $17,718,601,168 in the
same week in 1953.
Outside of this city there was a gain of

1.1

16,144,000
176,973,233

293,393,098

Georgia—Atlanta

present further below,

we

3,603,798

15,347,000
163,273,976

Columbia—Washington!!
(6

—

District—Richmond-

Tennessee—Knoxville

week

increase of 6.5%, the aggregate of clearings for

an

11,279,736
11,948,810

+

1,173,076,494

appear

the

as

has to be estimated.

cases

statement, however, which

was

1,059,265,411

8,326,389

Sixth Federal Reserve

give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended

For that week there

6,294,561

5.0
+ 22.2

489,059,779

+ 17.7

i

-Jan. 30.

3,577,444

+ 31.4

+

8,753,562

8,418,797

■

the elaborate detailed

6,265,515

5,783,134

Virginia—Huntington

District of

available at time of going to press.

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
In

6,922,875

3,208,684

43,157,100

Federal Reserve

3.2

+

by the foregoing will

them today,

are not

3,432,486

4.2

27+6371373

(7 cities)

Total

Complete and exact details for the

3,309,168

+

+ 27.2

451,275,189

Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore

+ 18.2

675,327,210

$21,290,719,310

for week

8.8

5,838,838

1,092,313,583

Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond

3,376,636,045 «-:+--4.7

697,258,298

Total all cities

3,440,894

992,495

2,445,569

II,892,102

Youngstown

West

cities, five days

1,040,000,000

10,693,331'

South
C Total

1,077,000,000

—

q ggrj 247

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh^
Total

287,127,781

cities, five days

All cities, one day

3,897,866

6.5

296,905,304

.

4,152,545

3 139,119

—

3.8

433,965,903

7.2

2.7

3.8

392,085,915

Pittsburgh
Cleveland

529,817,825

+
+

12,489 801

Jersey—Trenton

Cincinnati

3.8

550,010,000

3,893,953
1,013,000,000

1,118,180

3,110,927

Mansfield

Francisco

1,511,184
1,553,386

1,331,019

+ 11.7

6,084,217

Cleveland

4.6

+

1,025,739

+ 26.2

—

Columbus

2.6

332,800,000

City

Louis

Ten

.

—

Ohio—Canton

1,012,000,000

+ 19.6

1,460,437

Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-

+ 30.7

898,625,891

Boston

San

$9,323,228,864

1,044,000,000

Philadelphia

St.

1953

1,284,362

I,472,560

1,040,000,000

Delaware—Wilmington
Total

1954

—.——

York

TELEGRAPH

*

'

1,535,759

Wilkes-Barre

New

CLEARINGS—RETURNS

*

_____

Scranton

this center

■

Week Ended Feb. 6—
New

At

Our comparative summary for

1991

$

4,173,802

Philadelphia
Reading

$21,290,719,310 against $18,095,768,450 for the

1952

1,857,704
1,631,856

17.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.

Our preliminary total stands

Dec. %

District—Philadelphia-

—

Lancaster

at

$

Bethlehem

Saturday, Feb. 6, clearings for all

.

1953

&

fe

cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be

there is

Week Ended Jan. 30
Inc. or

..

'

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v

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...

914,136,297

+

3.5

827,413,375

705,158,127

8,331,897

7,460,996

1.4%, the bank clearings

at this center

showing

Federal Reserve

increase of 11.7%.

an

Districts in which they

the New York District

Boston Reserve District of 5.8%

3.1%.

In

Richmond

the

St.

5.6%.
in

by

3.5%.

Louis

In

the

Reserve

Reserve District

larger

are

Cleveland

The

Reserve

the Kansas

Dallas

and

District

in

totals

Grand

by

Chicago

District

Reserve

of

0.1%

District

and

the

enjoys

District

the

totals

Francisco Reserve District of 3.5%.

record

loss

a

of

gain

a

1.1%

of

of 5.0%,

and

Des

3.3%,

District

in

of

following

we

furnish

a

SUMMARY

OF

1954
Week Ended Jan. 30—

1st

Boston..

2nd

New

3rd

York

-11

Philadelphia

4th

11

Cleveland

5th

7

Richmond.

6

6th

Atlanta

10

*7th

Chicago

17

8th
.

St.

9th

Louis

10th

Kansas

San

7

„

City.

_

in

_

11th Dallas
12th

4

—

Minneapolis

6

—

Francisco

-10

Total

week

add

now

ended

Jan.

Inc.

our

or

Dec.

691,345,894

10,149,819,322

9,112,795,014

1952

%

£C°wa

$

624,491,430
8,744,840,883

9,221,807,610

3.1

1,128,206,688
1,084,511,568

J

1,092,313,583

1,059,265,411

1,173,076,494

1,207,344,301

+
—

570,328,909

580,788,141

946,251,009

.914,136,297

1.8

540,703.676

+

827,413,375

705,158,127

1,206,463,679

1,167,304,693

+

3.3

1,124,185,655

608,127,590

+

0.1

592,818,734

564,413,323

457,504,889

433,053,576

+

5.6

403,392,196

411,252,356

581,943,280

554,047,578

427,329,320

432,178,789

924,907,634

958,213,884

18,870,545,942

564,426,031-

554,511,972

1.1

—

388,586,948

345,966,058

3.5

—

17,718,601,168

9,084,809,732

8,959,834,667

921,509,279

956,220,081

+.

6.5

16,945,086,463

1.4

8,528,043,755

1953

$

Inc.

or

each city for the

2,043,530

2,628,083

5,219,701

4,439,148

611,554,895

1951

$

$

2,565,084

1,088,265

2,875,126

3,018,416

10,710.040

10,870,607

7,981,494

35,874,934

—

35,112,718

16,032,266

1,934,460

1,851,562

4,801,085

4,484,477

6.3

+

521,209,679

31,519,900

1,797,469

3.3

1,124,185,655

1,120,428,299

308,600,000

V

335,000,000

323,100,000

+

149,580,080

163,255,020

—

119,684,077

2,030,604

cities)—

-

608,878,949

3.7

176,249,650

313,300,000
159,319,354

2.2

105,962,066

89,896,043

—

2.8

2,007,018

1,897,926

+

2,088,493

8.4

+

0.1

592,818,734

564,413,323

608,127.590

'

District—Minneapolis—
6,503,808

7,352,491

—11.5

5,974,670

5,775,677

+

8.2

272,995,058

290,695,355

+

2.9

96,715,198

90,309,095

Minneapolis

313,622,135

289,744.146

St.

112,175,723

109,067,460

—

2.2

Paul-

North

Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen

6,465,308

4,001,584

—12.1

3,506,398

3,113,245

4,013,268

—

1.2

4,129,978

3,737,331

11,257,911

12,262,440

—

8.2

12,899,766

11,535,639

457,504,889

Helena

6,612,187

3,516,699

3.963,305

-

1

Montana—Billings

433,053,576

+

5.6

403,392,196

411,252,356

7,171,128

Total

cities)

(7

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas

City—
949,792

4.7

1,967,812

2,564,828

976,478

515,273

7,454,081
166,784,564

.

1

Kansas—Topeka

7,415,886

Wichita

1

I

560,329

8,422,393
144,578,141
7,883,642

19,607,935

Joseph

12,711,522

3,572,975
'

3,174,513

2,669,305

'2,874,401

581,943,280

Pueblo

—

554,047,578

2.7

964,602

1,169,575

8.0

—

692,252
7,529,327
154.361,698

7,571,786

I

1

—11.5
+ 14.9
—

351,512,384

13,536,188

;

Colorado—Colorado Springs

21,353,775

359,437,281

City

6,086,014

5.9

8,951,331

643,087

156,094,526

6,987,513

8.2

20,415,737

15,069,036

+

2.3

350,236,160

345,239,550

+

8.2

15,589,820

16,175,899

—

+ 12.6

3,187,245

2,588,394

7.1

2,497,859

2,972,606

5.0

564,426,031

554,511,972

—

890,890

Total

1.5

9,274,053

9,052,369

+

1.3

7,386,383

7,459,006

+

2.2

—

(10 cities)

+

29,134,568

29,486,014

+

6.6

13,889,753

13,436,516

+

8.4

30,603,800

31,594,500

'

Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas—

Texas—Austin

1,524,762

+

2.4

1,529,906

1,440,385

691,345,894

+

5.8

624,491,430

Worth

.

Galveston

Wichita

Total

(6

4,924,300

Federal

+
—

27,887,710

,

22,093,672

6,3

3,977,554

3,833,989

Utah—Salt

Lake

3.1

102,462,695

102,386,342

0.5

2,161,395

2,281,508

San
San

8,758,766,501

'—

6.3

1,665,681

27,698.324

2,520,562

+ 11,7

8,417,042,708

8,904,678,381

+ 14.8

29,175,225

+ 15.5

6,356,000

5,162,000

5,082,301

+ 23.3

5,816,455

4,810,007

+

5.0

10,987,818

8,541,085

432,178,789

—

1.1

388,586,948

345,966,058

4.6

161,486,816

18,291,861

24,060.873

2.7

18,444,132

21,681,581

25,285,557

60,021,689

61,857,892

66,938,809

63,864.150

10,149,819,322

9,112,795.014

California—Long

Beach

+
'—

—

4.8

17,228.849

49,554,663

+

75,240,271

61,578,732

3,284,240
141,529,429

76,727,726

—24.6

62,578,502

62,410,382

16,590,626

12,432,969

13,998,834

503,936,511

13,830,638

12,596,091

+

8.9

13,674,577

16,194,660

—11.2

11,340,495

12.599,745

+

3.4

496,318,909

541,231,434

(10

9.8

12,835,231

12,435,862

4,847,548

—

1.8

4,870,520

3,835,677

9,132,508

—11.4

9,009,454

7,991,387

924,907,634

958,213,884

3.5

921,509,279

956,220,081

18,870,545,942

cities)

+

4,760,721

8,089,325

Barbara-

54,757,314

4.8

3.401,217
145,993,558

17,718,601,168

+

6.5

16,945,086,463

17,072,177,103

9,084,809,732

8,959,834,667

+

1.4

8,528,043,755

8,167,498,722

—

17,455,953

3.0

154,707,265

+ 15.2

—15.7

521,067,606

Stockton
Total

—

3,321,343

18,059,053

Pasadena

Santa

158,899,689
158,163,008

57,887,726

City

28,539,576

Grand

•




5,600,000

10,892,135

151,556,726

Jose

18,786,899

cities)

27,103,535

133,395,328

Francisco

31,787,797

J.—Newark

293,287,317

30,647,869

3,827,542

+

J

Northern New Jersey

7,062,114

326,448,132

4.9

+

District—San Francisco-

Oregon—Portland

+

9,785,736,210

Connecticut—Stamford

8,330,674

2.0

—

427,329,320

Yakima

2,716,143

2,466,500

Syracuse

Reserve

*

7.8

123,053,388

2,310,664

*

—16.7

6,268,935

cities)-

2,729,008

York

29,130,346

6,470,000

126,873,700

Elmira
Jamestown

8,699,356

372,774,651

30,556,047

11,441,815

Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport

Washington—Seattle
23,870,398

4,849,041

Buffalo

1

636,488,226

25,724,632

—

7,244,612

365,347,911

Dallas

Fort

1,561,713

York—Albany

Total (11

+

122,268,265

•

1

1,858,552

962,462

2.9

+

731,728,874

cities)

'

N.

6,682,760
4,048,523

1,167,304,693

532,369,127

3.1

—

—

15.035,081

34,162,400

'

.

12,254,479

7,085,366

3,665,938

'

Hampshire—Manchester.

New

12,050,696

+ 13.1
—

'

St.

22.2

+ 17.6

—

575,562,336

2,485,972

.

Island—Providence

Rochester

3,866,139

7.9

-

Lincoln
1952

Dec. %

Second Federal Reserve
r
District—New York
York—

I

853,006,776

4,254,996

0.6

Hastings

8,088,942

Binghamton

1,589,661

832,723,799

+

-

Ninth Federal Reserve

Twelfth

New

1,382,188

2.9

+

7,960,206

Nebraska—Fremont

1,119,355

(12

(4

Missouri—Kansas

Haven

Total

10,368,880

+ 54.7

+ 47.0

8,167,498,722

detailed statement showing the
figures for

1954

Connecticut—Hartford

Rhode

Total

17,072,177,103

+

30 for four years:

Worcester

New

Louis

Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy

South

5.0

+

49

"

Springfield

New

3,632,868

1,206,463,679

Omaha

Bedford

1,090,565
882,265,938

4,285,198

Minnesota—Duluth

44

$

New

17,151,348

4,622,558

cities)

1,120,428,299

608,878,949
44

Lowell

36,595,089

17,270,588

■

44

River

4,116,144

40,654,450

7.7

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-

I

n

Fall

(17

495,241,549

3.5

—

44

44

:

4,337,833

0.5

+

7,911,890

■■

Week Ended Jan. 30

Portland

1.3
+

13,219,048

—

Missouri—St.

972,663,179

44

Massachusetts—Boston

4,548,212
36,828,620

11,724,737

J

1,088,026,323

2.8

636,488,226

44

Maine—Bangor

4.2

+

1,687,305

Rockford

1951

$

+ 11.4

49

Clearings at—

—

908;044,052

Total

5.8

+

44

111 cities

We

1953

731,728,874

Outside New York City

2,989,722

CLEARINGS

$
12 cities

_

{

8,644,912
3,125,966
83,903,312

6,181,706

97,067,258

5,341,079

by Federal Reserve Districts:

BANK

3,063,810
102,843,088

12,867,233

7,010,921

4,487,268

Decatur

%

summary

6.7

11,803,302

9.9

14,240,674

Chicago

San

,

58,604,000

8,461,781

1,757,809

11.0

36,997,880

City

^

the

59,768,000

0.2

2,789,104

Moines—

Springfield

In

6,032,441

3.1

+

„

Illinois—Bloomlngton

but

the

6,475,999

+

8,425,047

1,332,900

+

+
—

101,090,939

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

Sioux

Reserve

0.5

65,108,000

8,438,038

+ 23.6

•

Iowa—Cedar Rapids

increase

an

Minneapolis

7,786,116

67,100,000

:

Haute

7,681,158

7,749,219

Bend-

Terre

1,646,031
12,401,826

8,440,801

Wayne

Indianapolis

the

in

2,035,234

13,762,901
____

South

2.8%,

District—Chicago-

Arbor

Rapids__

Lansing
Indiana—Fort

by 1.8%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals

City Reserve District the totals register

Reserve

Michigan—Ann

in

Reserve District of

smaller

are

note that

we

improvement of 11.4%,

an

Philadelphia

the

the

Seventh Federal Reserve

the cities according to the

located and from this

are

(including this city) the totals show

in the

the

We group

+ 11.4

8,744,840,883

9,221,807,610

total

(111

cities)—

Outside New York Clty^
•Estimated.

_

44

it1

(652)

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REDEMPTION

PARTIAL

TO FEBRUARY

1954

20,

JANUARY

>

1954, INCLUSIVE

4,

Unit

County and Monetary

(Value In United-States Money)-"

for Cable Transfers In New York

25-year

Electric Power Co.,

Toho

1st mtge.
Noon Buying Rate

Co.

(P.i

Fetr. I

Jan. 29

Basic

Australia^ pound

Austrialy

franc
Brazil, cruzlero—

.0386802°

.0385802°

.0200187

.0200250

.0200375

.0200375

.0428082*+-"■

.0428088°+"

.0353609°t

.0352609°+

;326480

.326450-

Pree»*"___

.0428082°+'

.0852809'- 4

;

British Malaysia* Malayan

.326450:

u

dollar.

.0352609°)

.

-

1.029687-

.210400

.

___

2.811875

2.811875

.264000

2.784034 :

Zealand, pound.;_.._____:
Norway, krone

-

.233050 :

•;

i__

2.811875

Africa,, pounds

'

••

•tfkild

.

F.

45,000

—

York

reserves

45,115

—

462,871

loans-

+
+

47

869,420

—

1,995,575

+

56,575

+

outright

—

+

56,575

+

District, and a

56,900

Total U. S. Govt, securities.

24,773,837

+

+

25,291,024

+

—

113,475

Total

518,301

securities—

foreign banks

+

—

22

banks

items

13~394;

—

3,541,62.9

44,200

—

90

—

+

7,322
125,503

+

8,328

j—

51,024-128

+

112,325

25,324:633

+

19,544

19,-869,521

f

10,529

457,203

+

221,474'

476,996

—

345,037

+

—

;

Other

;

deposits

Other llab.-and

634",809

Jan. 27,

231,557

-

49,961,323

—

.

233,533

232

+

81

+
+

587

leans*

+

1,625

—

Other

76,223
"

654

688,419

net©

to

certificate-re-

liabilities

ances
_

268,419

1,236

.+

+

7~227

+

49,337

on

—:

+

112,825

—

G34,809

:

r.

with Federal

+ *+

••

-

+

979

'

Cash 4n? vault1— _v_—

45.3%

.

+
—

2,699

—

0.4%-

•—

662

134-

+
-+

.

2.484-

81

568-

40
13'-

18
304--

—

+
—

1,246

*

-

1,935

5,931

3,425

88

134

19,599

Interbank, demand deposits: *.(

2,027

+

+

25

+

569

61

+

1,718

88

—

—■

911

1,271

+

25

453

crease

of $2T1 million in

industrial,
luu.>lul!

domestic

and

miu

banks, and

agricultural
cigx lc-uuurai

an

loans
loans

ereased in all but the San Francisco
District and

.

$1.75
$1_79.$$.75 '

———-

- -

:7__'
(quar.j

■

WM/ic
12V2C" "

__

4- 2
7- 2
9-29
2-15

1-15
2-l»
3-15
.

v .

7

B-17
8»1V B»1B-V'*

Co;,

common

2- I

,

preferred
(quar.t_____—,.$XJWx
preferred, (quar.)—;
______

4

.

.

+

211

+
—

—

608
43

973

a

de
cietotal

,

-r

£'

Ghiea^o, and $16 million

in the Cleveland

Investments,

Ltd.—

preferred (quar.)—
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)
5%

Notices
Below will be found

preferred

and

including those

common

called

a

list

of corporate bonds, notes,

stocks

called

for

redemption,

Dravo

sinking fund provisions.

under

»'

notiue of tenders

.

- *«*

f

I

"

33%%

preferred

':";Page-"

/

&

Brads twet,

A'/2% preferred-

Inc.,

Corporation

/

"""

-r2-15„

(quar.)

*

-

.2- » j".
2-17 t'***

4-1"-- "8^19

's :

*

div.-)___100

(quar.)'__l.-4

-V

"f
^

—25c '

^

-

common—;—_—40c^.: 3-W>(

(quar.)

.

.

.

Diinlop fKiibber, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts <( stock

Eastern

25c_._

(qjrar.)$l;12,/2^ '•

Dupuis Freres, Ltd* 480%■ -pfd.
205

10c

—•?

...

Marine Instruments-—

_30c preferrejj series A
Dun

-

common

(quar.)

bilmont-Airplane

..
'DMe

'

(quar,).
t quar.)_

2-3

2-15
1-20
2rl5 , , 1-20
• -w
35c'3" 2-15-2- 9^
1—_—50c
4-13-9
(quar.)__—
40c
3-15
3- I .
93^4c " / 3-19,
3- 1.

(quar.)______

common

4%-preference

-

the current volume (^xcept where indicated),; in which ^
the details were glven inVthe "ClBroniclev"^/* -V " *

^r Compan7 RnTl Issue_"'*" J

Corp.,-

.

(quar.)_:

Dresser Industries, Inc.,

The date indicates the redemption or last date for makT
tenders, and the page number gives the location in
-

common

preferred

2-13
2-3

2-24*

$1

:

$1.50

Drackett-Co.,
4%

3- 1
2-24

162y2c

—-——

Extra-

'City *

Changes according to industry appear in:aa^
#ther preSS re,ease*
Loajls *° Jokers and dealers

,

—

in¬

$184 million at all reporting member
banks;.-the prindecreases were $91 million in New York

cipal




Clothing

Dominion-Scottish

borrowings.

S28 million in

.

'

Banks, $304 million in
banks, and $911 million in de¬
to

District.

3-31.

7

.

preferred

-

,

Reserve

deposits credited

of

$2 ^
■;

3-10"

-2-15

" 3-15

^

principal

mand

,

.

2-23
2-15

1-29

.

532

•

changes for the week
<mded Jan. 27:
An increase of $313 million in
holdings
of Treasury bills, decreases of
$634 million in reserve

Commercial,

toOo

(quar.). v

.

The condition statement of .weekly
reporting member
<l»anks of the Federal Reserve System
in'leading cities

Federal

25c
150c

..

„

CMiditioR Statement of Member Banks

domestic

-

,

355

+

-

10,766

Borrowings

with

Sugar-Co.—

...

.

3-10
3- 1

4-1

-

12-23
2-26

v

1

-

Foreign banks

balances with

1-18

2-17
3-15
2-10

..

56,115

Time deposits except --government—..-—
U. 8; Government deposits,,^-—_

■

Domestic; banks '

balances

2-15
2-15

_

6r
585

+

Liabilities

0.2%

-

Demand: deposits adjusted:.;
-■

16,332

following

5- 1
7-31
11- 1
1-31

4-1
3^15
.*
1 - 9*15
4Va%;
> 7—1
; 0-45 ,
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
1;
$1.12.; 10- 1
9^15
Curtis Publishing Co.; $4 prior- .pfd: (quar.)— " - 75e
4*-F I * 3- 5 ; :
Extra.
——$1;
4-: 1
%.3--5 „•'
$7 preferred' (quar.)^_____
$1.75
4*- 1' ;* 3-5
Curtiss-Wfight Corp., common .(quar.+fillLL1 —15c_-w 3-23 •--3- 3
$2 class A* (quar.)
50c ,
3-23
3- 3
$2 class A-(quar.)
50c
6-23
6- 3+$2 class. A* (quar^)^^_—;
r' 50c
9-23 - - 9+3
$2 class A (quar,)-—+ „*•.50c '• 12-23
; 12- 3
Dahlstrorn
Metallic Door
^
20c ' - 3-1
■. ?-15
Davis-Leather Co., Ltd., class A,_i___i_r._^-.;-c737,/2C'...* .,3- 1
2-15
Daystrom. Inc..*(quaF.>_
:,25c
■ 2-15
,1-27 - ,
Deep Rock-Oil Corp;
./
50c
3-23 ... 3- f
Deere-&r Co., common.
,,*.
.
25c
4-1
3-9
7%
preferred (quar.)
35c
3- 1
2-10,.' -.
Delta-C. <bS. Air* Lines___«
■
30c3-1," ,-;.:2r12;.^
Dennison Mfg. Co.; class A' (quar.)i^.i——.
30c
3-3
1 2-J 8
Voting common (quar.)____
30c
3-..3 . ,,2- 9
8% 'debenture stock_£qoar:).
_____—•«.
$2.,*
3- 3 • - 2- • a.*.
•Derby Gas
Electrics-;(quar.);,
'cL'JsJZi—35c.",' 2-20 .; 2- 6
f
Di Giorgio. Fruit, class A1* (quar.)_IL"_lil"_— /
25c
2-15
1-21. ^
Class B
' 25c% _,;_2-15
1-21
Dickey (W. &. ) Clay Mfg. Co. (quarj*•
25c
2-10 . ^.1-2?
Distillers Co., Ltd.—•
*4
"
American dep; rets; for ordinary (interim) v. 7%%3-9
12-29 ...
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. (fromMn-7.J,
'
vestment' income)"
9c
2-15
2- 1
Dobbs Houses,
Inc.
(increased quwr;F_'i7__ /
35c
3-1
2-15
Dodge Manufacturing. Corp. (quar^)
25c
2-15
2- 1
Dominion Bridge Co.; Ltd. (quar,)_u_______c*
t40c- — 2-25" r: 1-29 .
Extra
1.
—L—
m>50
2-25 ;. 1-29

..

1,144

-

accept¬

correspondents

the

5-15
8-16
11-15

,

-

•aedustrial loan commitments.,

shows

2-23
2- 1

2-24
2-24
2-24
2-10

,

592

+
+

634-

Reserve-Banksu—J.- 14,525

Balances-withr domestic-banks—
-

18,7547,544"

.

•

45

+--313

—

6,543-

—————

Other •securtttes"2__—

*

—

4^42t-

Indebtedness-,—

+

9

+

£

360

300

—

33,287
3,048-

U. B. bonds

3-10
2-15

2———
common

..

59

+

165

+

7,927

:

+

4

—

525

bills

Treasury notes

~177-

—

40

1

—

6,480
—

Treasury certificates: of

Reserves

51,024,128

combined

purchased for foreign

loans

25c
$1.25

T

'

—

858

banks—.

Treasury

13,450

+

deposit and F. R.

Contingent liability

carrying securities-,—-L-'purchasing, or carrying:.

for

CL 0." Government: securities-^total-

141;830?

Total liabilitieo «te cap.* eccts.

-

509

'

50

—

1,583

75c
40c

•

(quar.)___

common

preferred' (lquar.)^i;u_

4%*.%-

pur¬

estate3 loans

Loans to

27,543

___

for

-

securities
Real

—

or

loans

dealers

and

'184

—-

22,562
brokers

7-12
2-10
2-10
2-18-

2-27
3-10
3-10
3-10
3-10
2-26

15c
50c
62V2c

-

(quar.) ^___
& Forster, 8%
(quar.-)^

Curlee

agricultural.

and

*.

to

chasing

995,545-

—

+ 104,362

i

Loans

-■

-

7-15
2-27

.

10c
(quar.)_____--. 28',/«c

Co.,

preferred (quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Guneo Press, Inc., VA'/e

552

83

Commercial, Industrial;

—:

"V

• v

'

,t$1.20
25c
75c

(quar.)".

7%

1,757

+
—

39,875" u—

Investments—totwL.

Hid

(Toronto)-—

common

preferred

7%-

(In millions of dollars)
80,070

19,307

—

Sexton

&

Cuban-American

39,239*

84.952

+

625 013

B&irplue (Section 13b)
Other capital- aeeouots—:

gold

Crum

-

Loans—gross

215,227

"Vv

Capital Accounts—Capital paid in..
(Section 7) _;

Bdrplu©

nerves

$2

fco*-ns—net

Loan**

714,673

—

15,604»

—197,087

15,097

-

—

67,134

+

2,972*836

accrued diys;_

liabilities

of

1954

-

Co.

convertible preferred
Crown Cork International Corp.—

Jan. 28-,
1953

Jan. 20,

3- 2

4%%

Inc. < +) or

,

1-13

3-12

(quar.U

$1- class AT* (quar.)
Cork & Seal, Ltd.,

'

eg?

Other

•Ratio

Cribben

of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬

•

3- 1

(quar.)—___^

Corp;

Realty

Crown
"

'

,

21,148,757

deferred availability cash Items

Total

City

amounts in eight of the other districts.

ber banks follows:

(Deposits:
-

Co.,

•'

**

'

31'Ac

...

-

4,0.91

10,420

•

accfc._s

.

Quarterly
—._—
$1.25
Quarterly
$1.25
Quarterly —_____
i:
$1.25
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd
!_____
117V2C
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc._____——■*',
8c
Courtaulds, Ltd. American—
^ v
Deposit receipts ordinary (interim).
1'4%
Crane Co., 3 %%
preferred (quat,)__;
.* 9334cCreamery Package Mfg. Co. (special)
30c

$47 million in the

1954

Member bank—reserve- aects;

r

(quar;)——20c
—1

Petroleum

Gosden

in the San Francisco District,

Assets—'
+

Insurance

Varnish

&

Cosmopolitan

-

eAideral Reserve- Notesi

Paint

17"

$3
prior preferred
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)______
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.) .7
5%
preferred (quar.)__
—!____
6%
preferred (quar.)
-Z-~--!—
Corning Natural Gas (quar.),——T—---V—

the principal changes were

dec. (—) sine#

Total assets'

.Total

2-11 A*"1

*3-15.,

-.

*■

2-29:

3-12
J' 3-12."

,

—

Semi-annualCook

1

A summary

Life

Continental

dis¬

Borrowings increased $105 million in New York
and by smaller

86,131

8% preferred (quar. K—
Continental-Diamond Fibre- Co.

Time deposits increased $61 million.

Richmond District.

785,121

—

—350,580

52,800

195,627

—,

Foreign

1—'—6Dc
Corp. (qUAr?)—— '■/' 10c
Cquar./Jj—■_i-*.; ;
25c
Natural Gas.Co. (quat.');_—„^ . 62V2C
Rock Products Co.i————
5c
-Theatres; Ltd;, class
r
' 113c

million in New York City and de¬

million

Chicago, $85

829,321

—

206,050

Bhnk premises

U. S. Treasurer—gen.

10c
4-1common—30c; _' 4--T- -

Continental Copper & Steel Industries •:

of $25 million at all

$56 million in the Boston District, and

56,900

—

preferred+quap;)cL+i^ ^

Ine.-,* 40c

Common: (quar, ).

million in the Chicago District outside

of $111

creases

.......

agreement

(Liabilities—

510,000

880,825

District,
total of $134 mil¬

adjusted increased in only two

increase of $390

an

of

24.716,937

repurchase

820,825

—

3,641,150

cash

$54 million in New

in the San Francisco

member banks;

reporting

1,399,321

+

13,263.671

Bonds

•Oilcollected

'

.

Holdings of Treasury cer¬

1,832

—

5,816,541

"lifter assets

* ;.2-26 ,' .\2-12 J

,

$9 preferred"

.

bonds increased $40l million.

Demand deposits

outright—

Certificates
Notes

$50 milHon.

increased $313 million in
Chicago

tricts, but there was a net increase

Bills

other

;t20c

3-15' 7 3- 2
3-1 r "2-15
Consolidated
2.-16..,
1-15 "7
Consolidated
3-10
2-15 "
Consolidated
3- 1
2r T
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.'(quar.)— :
' 45c *.»; 2-25
2-11
Consumers
Glass,. Ltd.!
——-—i-——
tZtVaC,
2-26
1-29
Consumers Power * Co,
common—J_.I1—'
55c
'2-20
- 1-29*
$4.69 preferred (quar.).-^—r fl-l?,'/® ,% 4- 1
3- 5 '•
$4.52 preferred (quar,)-__
$1.13 "' 4- 1
- 3- 5
Container Corp. of America, common ( quar.) - 7
50c j 2-20 .
2-84%r preferred (quar;)+—
—
$1-. . 3- 1
2-19
Continental Can Co., common . (quar.):—60c
3-15 - 2-25
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)—;—————l
- 933/ic
4-1
3-15
$4.25 2nd preferred
(quar.)__—___—_
$1:06V4
' 4- 1
3-15 1

notes increased $81 million

States Government

54,802

+

404,779

1,942

464,325

—

4,625

—

515,245

securities:

of

-

reporting member banks. Holdings of Treas¬
and holdings of United

131,673

+

$4^ million

$25 million in the Dallas

595,998

—

115

—

21,274,105
„

notes

■

i

(initial quar:)—-jtV.25 % 4-1
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—.
v
"
"

decreased $53 million in the

indebtedness decreased

City,

lion at all

advances

and

f

-~-"r---

—_____

Consolidated-agar Corp.,
'.*

-

of

tificates

1953

R.

cash

under

^

\< When Holder$ t*-y:
Shari* Pay aMe^oi JEccver•
per

Consolidated Laundries Corp.

Holdings of Treasury bills

ury

Oil* from

2.811875

•

*

New York City and

Feb. 4,

•1954

890,003

loans

•

Ltd.

Connohlo,
-■

2.801360,

2.811875

i

■

■

_

Jan. 27,

20,384,102

bought

,

District outside of Chicago.

1954

raotes

Total

2.801368

•

.

.0348000-:*"
.233200

purchasing or carrying securities decreased
L6ans to banks increased $165 million.

Inc. ( + ) or

Held

*

-—

.193330°

-•-

.*

(stock- dividendr_>'; ' 4%><
3- -3-* * Z-18 v %.
Community PnbHc Bcrthre Ca. (quar.)^IiV-l:^+ :.25c * .;'3-15;> , 2-25
Concord" Natural-Gas^. Sii^-preferred'tiplaftTT;
2-15 2+ 1
Conduits
National Co.,-Ltd.—3 WS6 • :.:T2-r %->
1-2^ % .
Connecticut Power Co-. •<quar:)_—-56 J/5ic*-*«» ;3*• 1/
2-15 * v

••Temporarily omittedr

type of merchandise.

Dec. (- -) since

.

441

Consolidated. Engineering

t Application depends upon

Feb. 3.

Mought

441

...

Comaionwenlth Gas Conr.

.496766+"

-

-

.233150

2.811562

°*

(In thousands of dollars)

If: B. Govt,

:

.140080'

■

■*.-

.193330°

2.801058-

2.811875

Federal Reserve Banks Combined

industrial

s

f2577

f

of Company

Name

Commoil,
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2.784034
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.0349000"

.233125

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-

2.801369

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514

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stock——— Apr • 1
Feb
8
Carpenter Paper Co., 4*% convertible preferred stock
Mar 31 ;
Foremost Dairies, Inc., 6%
preferred stock—*. —
1
Safeway Stores, Inc. 4%% convertible preferred* stock.. Apr
*
Seaboard Finance- Co., $1.72 conv. preferred- stoek— .Feb
.Ma-r 22"
SOlar Aircraft Co., 90-cent convertible- preferred stoefc..
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Argentina peso—

Feb. 3

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1

Company and Isstie—
Feb; 4—

517,

15

Feb

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sinking, fund 1% bonds..

ENTIRE

Thursdays

Wednesday

Tuesday*

Monday

Friday

203

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Ltd.—

(Kansai division)

-

516

-

1

.Mar

3% debentures due 1976—.
Pet Milk Co., 4 V2 % preferred stock—-—
Reading Co.-Phlladelphla & Reading Terminal RR.— •
1st mortgage 3t2%
bonds due 196.6
f~
—
Spencer Chemical Co. 4.50%
second preferred stock—
Lorlllard

TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930

BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO

RATES CERTIFIED

EXCHANGE

FOREIGN

just passed:

We give below a record for the week

countries of the world.

Bank
the different

cable transfers on

of the Treasury the buying rate for

certifies daily to the Secretary

Paga

Company and Issue—
Eastern G-as & Fuel Associates—
.Mar- 13
1st mtge. <fc collat. trust bonds, 3%#*'ser.° due 1974.
Feb-16
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J;,^"4 pfd. stockMar
1
Inland Steel Co. Ser. I 1st mtge. 3.20*% .bonds.due 1982.

Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve

requirement of Section 522 of the

Pursuant to the

£
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Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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Holders.

When

-

Share

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■<>•

,7,

'

Name oj.Company

,

Payable. of Rec.

Hamilton
'.$1.50

i$6 preferred Bi(uccum.)_-___^-__—
Eastern -Utilities vAssociates v' (quar.) __

-v

Eaton

Mfg.- Co. (quar.
Electric Perries, *In,c.,; common

r

/ /

District Electric,.<5%

Erie Railroad

Co.,

preferred
Erlanger Mills,

pfd.

B

$4.25

1

2-15

3-25

3--4

2-11

•

1

3-

1

Hanover

2-11

1-15
"

2-

15c

4-

1

3-15

2-10

1-20

Hartz

$1.25

3-

6-

1

$1.25

Federal Compress
Extra __i

& Warehouse

Hawaiian

5-13

Hecla

Federal
Ferro

.8-13

Paper

12'Ac

1

2-16

3-

1

'2-16

67!

3-

1

2-15

Hershey

3-11

2-25

11-12

3-11

Hercules

Co.,

4-

1

Powder,

3-

1

2-

Corp.

2-15

2-

1

34'Ac

2-15

2-

" 2%"

.

.62

*

*' -2-19

&

1

3-

50c

2-

Hotels

4%.

1

Florida

Power

Corp.,

471

preferred

Follansbee
Siock
Ford

Steel

Class

A

2-19

Hubinger Co.

2-20

Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting

3-

1

2-20

1

2-15

2-

1

25c

2-26

2-

2-26

2-

5

Ltd.—
2'A %

(s-a)

2-

9

12-31

$75c

quar.)

at

Fort

Pitt

preferred

redemption
share

per

Bridge

Works

West

Fruehauf
4%

the

(R.

4'A%

6%

non-cumulative

Qo.
Steel

Wood

dividend

this

75c

iquar.)

3-31

25c

(_

3-

2-15

2-15

$15

4-15

2-

Co.,

Co.

2-

5

3-

1

2-18

4-

1

3-18

15c

12-23

3-15

2-10

2-25

2-15

3-10

2-19

5 6'Ac

2-15

A

4Me7!

pfd.

(quar.)

$1.75

...

common

7'Ac

2-15

1

2-26

3-10

2-26

4'Ac

3-10

2-26

3-10

2-26

$2.25

preferred

(quar.)

Ltd.,

common

Globe

Steel

Stock

Corp.

Tubes

Co.

preferred

$5

Gossard

(H.

(quar.)_

5-10

4.35%

preferred

1

3-10

2-18

Jervis

3-

12-15

1

2-15

2-15

1-15

2-15

4-

1-18

-

3-

1

3-15

1

2-15

Union

$2.25

Common
7 71

Great Lakes

,

Great

West

preferred

$5

$5
Gulf
Gulf

Mobile

&

preferred

4-

3-22

1
5

2-

2-15
2-13

Kelvinator

1

2-18

2-11

1-14

1

3-20

(quar.)

$1

3-

1

2-15'

3-

1

2-15

75c

3-15

Power

2-15

iquar.).

15c

(quar.)

35c

$2
25c

3-

1

3-25
3-

1

2-19

y2- 5
3-10
2-19
2-

1

iquar.)

A

2-15

2-

1

com.

(quar.)

$1.06'A

6-

1

5-

7

(from

Kidde

Steel

(Walter)

Wire

&

Co.

from

Fund

capital

3-31

3-19

3-18

2-24
1-30

50c

3-12

2-25

6-10

5-21

9-10

8-23

50c

(quar.)

$1.16

3 12

2-20

3-10

2-

4-

3-15

1

5

Ltd.,

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

1

2-

1

6-

1

5-

3

42'Ac

(quar.)

Cementing

3-

3-

45c

$35c

3-25

1

'3-26 "

2-26

—.—40c
62'Ac
—
45c
4'A% preferred (quar.)
—$1.06%
Meadville Telephone
(quar.)
37'Ac
Melville Shoe Corp., 4%%
pid. A (quar.)—
$1.18%
Menasco Mfg. Co
12'Ac
Merchants Fire Assurance (N. Y,)j~~

1

2-25

3-10

2-19

3-10

2-19

2-15

1-15

4-

3-

1
1

5

3-

2-26

3-

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

Common

7%

Inc.

preferred
preferred

2-12

3-26

1-

3-12

3-15

1

3- 5

N.

2-23

3-

2-10'

Lane

Y.

Lamson

1

3-15

Mid-West Abrasive

1

6-15

Midwest

1

9-15
12-15
3-15

1

3-

5

2-25
2-15

.

Mississippi

2-l8

Missouri-Kansas

5-

4-

1

9

$$1.25

2-15

2-

5

571

Lane-Wells

preferred

(quar.)

$$1.25

5-15

5-

5

Lanett Bleachery

Co.

imonthly)

pfd. iquar.)
Line, common

Pipe

B

iquar.)

Ltd.

(Robert),

Missouri

Public

3-10

Missouri

.

2-10

and

—

(increased

3-5

quar.)

2-20
2-25
2-26
3-10
3- 3

1-31
2-15
2-15
2-16
1-29

3-15

4-

1

5-

1

4-15

5- 1

4-15

10c

Co.,

—

Brooklyn

$40c
+$1.75
29c
29c
29c

3-1
3- 1

4-30
7-31
10-31

2-1
2- 1

4-21
7-21
10-21

in
$1

—

■"L—-—

2-15

1-29

35c

common

Works

1-29

Ltd.—
—

of

2-10

3-10

3-

4-1.

3-19
2-15
2-17
3- 1

62'Ac
25c
40c
35c

3" 1
3-15
3-15

1

—

Monroe

5'A%

Rubber
Loan

Co.,

t'quar.)———

common

Paper

Wheel

1

3-

4-

1

3-

1

3-

4-

1

3-

3-13

2-15

3-12

2-15

2--15

3-

2-15

-

1

1-29

2-15
4-

4-

3-15

1<

1-22

1-29
1-29

-

1

3-15 "

3-16)

50c
2'Ac

3-16

$75c
$75c
$75c
$75c
50c

2-25

-'

4-15

2-25
3-31

5-15

6-15

8-14

9-15

11-15.

12-15
.

'

2-1 r
1-29 *

2-10

$1.15

-

2-241

r2-10 '

3-

2

45c

3-12
3-

1

2-11

3-

1

2-11.

34%c
20c

3-15

3-31

3-

2-24

1

3-

1

75c

2-15

2-

1

37'Ac

(quar.)

3-15

3-15

3-

1

2-

5

$$1.19
$$1.25
50c

Extra

59%c

Mfg.

—

(quar.)

(quar.)

.

Corp.

(quar.)

Inc., com.

(increased quar.)__

3-

1

2-

5

3-10

2-17

3-30

3-

9

C.)

Co.

(quar.)

Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A convertible preferred

3-

1

2-

1

20c
50c
50c
2c

2-15

2-

1

2-28

2-10

2-28

2-10

4-

40c
30c

26'Ac
37'Ac

preferred (quar.)
(G.

1

1°

Corp.
Corp.

iquar.)
(quar.)

+

Munsingwear,

3-

40c

Co

Mills

Mount Diablo Co.

Murphy

4-

4-

(Henry)

Finance

5'A7!

,

3-12-

25c

(quar.)

preferred

Morrison-Knudsen

Mullins

3

3-

28c

& Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred iquar.)
—
Morris Paper Mills, common (quar.).
4%% preferred (quar.)

Motor

1

4-

$1.25

4%%

Motor

3-.

Society—

$3 partic. preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.

Mosinee

3-

3-10

2-15

(quar.)

(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)

Monterey Oil Co. iquar.)—
Moody's Investors Service—

Morgan

2-15

3-10

2-15

Co. (increased quar.)

Service

Utilities

preferred

Mohawk

~

6'Ac
:

5%

1

2-11

5

37'Ac
'

:—
—

2-5

3-25

3-

$1.37'A

Power. 4.607!

Portland Cement Co.

3-1

2-19

1

2-26

6c.

Quarterly

-

2

2-

3-

5c
...30c

—

Missouri

(quar.)
& Dye

Class

2

2-15

50c

—

Corp

3-15

preferred (quar.)
Bryant, Inc. (duar )—»

(quar.)

Mining

—

1

$2.50

preferred

Laboratories

2-26.
'

2-

1

10c

(quar.)—

Minneapolis Gas Co. (increased quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$5.50 1st preferred iquar.)
$1.50 tfonvertiblfe 2nd preferred (quar.)—

3-1

3-26

1 1 50c

Co.

Co.—

4-

(quar.)

Bank
Co.,

Piping

50c

—

Sessions

Miles

Mineral

2-

3-

20c
75c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Corp.

Quarterly

(quar.)

National

.

1

3-

3-< 1

25c

Petroleum

Extra i

Quarterly

-

Milling

(s-aI
&

(quar.)

3-19

1

3-14

96'Ac
97'Ac
$1.08%
$1.11%

preferred (quar.).
Mickleberry's Food Products Co.

4-

4-

(quar.)

4.45%

7-

1-3-55

pfd.

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

Mid-Continent

2-15

3.807!

2-11

preferred

Lafayette

2-15

4.35%

(quar.)

iquar.)

1-31

(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
$1.16 preferred
(quar.)__.
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.16 preferred (quar.)—

1

B

3.85%

$1.75

Woods

Class

45c
25c
25c
95c

__

2-19

4-

(quar.)

quarterly
Merchants Refrigerating Co., class A

3.90%

3-

3-10

—

Increased

2-12

3- 1
3-10

?

(quar.)

common

2-11

1

iquar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)

Robbins, Inc.

&

Corp.,

6

t

Apparel,

iquar.)—

3-

(quar.)

the

Co.

2-27

(quar.)

of

McKesson

Mead

&;

Machine Co.

McKay

5

3-10

preferred

Lake

1

1-30

McCormick

preferred

L'Aiglon

2-

2-26

3-15

3-

(quar.)

Co

1,

2-15

4-1

Insurance
Ltd., com.

2-

2-10.:

5

+15c

Massachusetts

McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.,

2-15

60c pfd.-(quar.)

2-15

30c
$25c
35c

——

3-15
3-15

&

2-18

3-10

2-

1

Bonding

1-29

2rl5

2-15

1

1st

Forge

Marven's,

8

5

3-

+50c

————

2-. 8

2-

3-

25c
50c
10c

4-

2nd

Kropp

Mfg
Ltd.. (quar.)

2-.4
'2-27

2-25

25c
$1.25

iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)—

(quar.)—

Cement

Marquette

1

3-15

3-

$$1.25

Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Marmon-Herrington Co.__,.—,

5

2-11

3-16

Ltd.—

Co.,

common

Co.

40c

from' income

common

(quar.)

2-26
3-30

4-

7%

Co.

57!




2r

4-

6%

S.)

Kroger Company,

3-10
1

3-15

3-1.,.

Co.,

non-cumulative

$5

MacWhyte

x-

(quar.)

1st preferred

Macmillan

Steel

44c

income)

gains)..

3-10

2-15

4-15

1

Structural

(quar.)..

Inc.

16c

50c

62'Ac
$50c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)_L_

Co.

25c

$1

3-15

8c
15c
55c
50c
45c
$1.50

(S.

Corp.,

$2.50

5%

1-29

Kings County Lighting Co. (increased)
20c
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)
35c
$5 prior preferred (quar.i)_LLL__—$1.25
2c

McCord

Mitchell

investment

net

&

Kresge

$50c

Co.,

Fund

4

$12'Ac

3-

4-15

Series K-l Keystone Income Preferred Stock

Keystone

4

2-11

3-15
2-19

Funds—

2-

$1.25

preferred

Co.

Keystone Custodian

2-

$50c

Hamilton'Cotton

iquar.)—

(quar.)

common

MacKinnon

75c

2-23

$1.25

Well

(quar.)

2-23

$1.25

Quarterly
Quarterly
Water

A

$4

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—

Oil

preferred

50c
50c

(quar.).—..

Corp.,

3-12

3-15

Creamery (Calif.),
Koehring Co. (quar.)

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)

Halliburton

1

5

4.25%

Co.

Chemical

2-26

3-20

'

4

2-19,
12-30

2-26

Conveyor

2-12

3- X

1-

3-10

2-

Mathews

Mathieson

1

10-

9

3-15

1

4-

2-

2-19

4-

3-12

28c

$1.75

!_

class

4.647'!

class

Ltd.

Corp

3-

4-

3-19

(special)—

preferred (quar.)——
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.

$37'/2c

Knudsen

(quar.)

Hackensack

24c
Service

;

2-26

(quar.)—$15c
$3

Trust

2-, 8.

1

25c

3-

2-10

(,$1.18%
Mines, Ltd. (interim)—
J20c

{

4-

$1.25

2-11

2-20,

1

4-14

3-

1

3-10

87'/2c

quar.)__

Keyes Fibre Co., common....
$3

2-27

3-

37'/2c

J.r

(increased

com.

3-10

30c

—

3-

30c

(quar.)

capital gains from the
payable, in shares or

securities

of

87V2c
87V2c

Ltd

Canada,

35c
(quar.)

Inc.

5

3-15

1

preferred (quar,)__

Knickerbocker

56%
Tea—

(quar.)

Co.,

4%%

2-15

3-15

com.

(quar.)

Corp.

of

Kentucky Utilities,
1

37'Ac

2-25

iquar.)

87V2c

1

2-27

2-

1-25

3-15

$1.06%

1

25c

—

5

$1.25

Co.,

■

RR.

(quar.)

(quar.).—

3'/2 %

2-

3-

2-20

2-15

(quar.)

3-

25c

3-

25c

2-25
2-26

preferred

5-

40c

3-

1

3-10
3-10

7'Ac

(quar.)____
Investors

5

3-

3-15

15c

2-10

3-1

*

1-29

1-29

40c
15c

—

—

iquar.)

(quar.)

More

&

5

2-

2-15
2-15

4.25%

1

2-17
2-

1

25c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)_
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
3'/2 % preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)

1-22

1

1

2- 5.

5

3-10

46%c

Tool

preferred

22-

2-15

5c

common

62'/ac

,

,

common

2-15
3-12

cash

3-

.

3- 1

50c

;

Co.

Corp.,
Corp.

sale

2-

2-

3-20

$2

Ltd., class B

net long-term

From

6-1

<3-1

$1

—

(quar.)

Shirt

Maxwell

Massachusetts

2-11

1

1
1

3-15

25c

common

Metropolitan Edison Co.,

Company (quar.)
Co. (quar.)

Keller

4-

preferred

i

Ltd.,

Kalamazoo

Kellogg Co.,

75c

Pacific

Ohio

preferred
Oil

(quar.)

Bloedel,

32 %c

(initial)Vegetable Parchment Co.

2-15

$1.75

Steamship Co.
(quar.l
P.y., non-cum. pfd.

preferred

2-1

3

Corp.—

___,—

34-

i

$1

iquar.)

(quar.)_____

Co.

Co.

4

12'Ac

Co.

———.—

preferred

7-1

$1.12 Va

!

preferred

2-16

(quar.).

(quar.)

Coal,

5%

3-

$1

Chemical

&

Kerr-Addison Gold

Northern

Great

3-

1

Co.—
-

RR.

Products,

&

Magnavox

1-11

,

95c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

1

$1.16

Dredge & Dock Co.

Lakes

2-11

62V2c

.___

...

5%

(quar.)

(year-end

Great

2-5

$1.25

25c

(quar.)

preferred

2-19

50c

(quar.)_

com.

62'Ac

quar.)..

(quar.)

&

Marathon

15c

—

Common

2nd

.3Vz7!

(quar.)

Rubber

preferred

8-4

35c

(quar.)

Kaiser Aluminum

Kawneer

(quar.)___

Co.

Atlantic

9-1

30c

1

(quar.)

iquar.)

Louis Ry.

St.

Woodworking Co,

Manning,

$1.25

(quar.)

common

(s-a)

preferred

3-

Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
Great

M

2-3

$1.08%

—

Sulphur Co.,

preferred

2-26

56'Ac

Government Employees Insurance Co.
Grace National Bank.
Grand

Lines

$1.10

Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)^
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%

8

82'/2c

Corp. (quar.)
& Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)

56c

(quar.)

771

Co.

Lake

preferred

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

W.)

&

3-1

' 35c

(quar.)_

common

Jefferson

5%

&

preferred

MacMillan

2-19

45c

(quar.)

Insurance Co.—

Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 471
6%

Co.,

preferred

Co.—

Co.,

Light

38c
62'Ac
25c

Corp.
Metal

1-20

'

&

1-29

55c

_

dividend

Goodyear Tire

Lyon

1

50c

preferred

5%

Co. of Pennsylvania—
(quar.l...

preferred

(quar.)

2-10

$25c

(quar.l
;
(stock dividend)

Globe-Wernicke

Lynch

3-

775c
Co., com.

1

Inc.

Co.

Lunkenheimer

1-21

35c

(quar.)

3-

35c

(quarj__

Rutgers Fire

second

8

2-

2- 5

2-15

f75c

(s-a)

2-

(s-a)

;

1

100%

dividend)

common

12-

(quar.)..

preferred

50c

iquar.)

Gas & Electric

Power

4'/2 %

preferred

&

.*$5

Ltd.,

2-15

84 %c

25c

)2_,

Rubber

American

Glebe

2-

50c

(stock

America

8

1

—

tl5c

Co

23-

—

(quar.)

5%

2-15

3-

25c

(Missouri)

iMd.)

3
3

2-12

2-27

11'Ac
5%

(stock
of

2-

2-

1

2-15

35c

common

3-

$37'Ac
$37'Ac

1

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
dividend)

I.),

Nashville

Extra

15c

3.30%

of Ohio—

iquar.

Corp.,

4.40%

Corp.—

Gillette Co., com. (increased
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., com
Globe

3-10

$1.75

(quar.)
Jantzen Knitting Mills, 57! pfd. A (quar.)__

42'Ac

Wares.

of

preferred

7%

quarterly

Co.

J

(quar.)

•

3-

25c

Transit

Steel

Material

(quar.)

pfd.

5-25-54

50c

Utilities

Telephone

Gilchrist

2-18

class A (quar.)—
;—

Henderson &

Stores,

2-15

35c

$1

1

3-

Corp.—

preferred

77!

3-15

Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—

$5

Iowa

12-30

&

2-18

3-10

Massey-Harris-Ferguson

(quar.)

Foundation,

preferred

4%

56 %c

Tire

2-11

from

60c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Plywood Corp.—

preferred

8c

25c

pfd. 1st series

$2.25

Gulf

6%

5%

General

and

15c

(quar.)

(s-a)

General Telephone Co.

Utilities

Co.

Iowa-Illinois

1

General

1

30c

Reinsurance

Investment

5-

preferred

3-

Lucky
Lukens

Foundation Fund—

income

Investment

5-15

$2i20

2-11

$3

8

$1.50

Steel

3-10

50c

(quar.)

2-11

1

75c

Inter-Ocean

(quar.).

$1.40

1

3-

$1.50

(quar.)

preferred

Inter-Ocean

Jones

General

$1.10

Dock

preferred

Masonite

(increased)

2-

2-15

3-10
'

$1.40

1

Increased

3-

24c

1

15c

-

=.

(quar.)

Public

y2-13

common

Angeles

5%

gains

Securities. 4% preferred (s-a)_
Intel-provincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Intertype Corp. (quar.)

Advertising Co.—

convertible

1

original.-

(R.

&

Louisville &

profits

International

2-

General

3-

„•

(quar.)

A

Coal

$3

2-

3

3-

4'Ac
(quar.

Corp. (s-a)
Inc., 3%71 preferred

Package

1

3lV2c

capital

common

ordinary

security

preferred

571

from

class

$3

International Business Machines Corp.

2-15

4 >A %

Louisville,

(s-a)

International Harvester Co.,
International Silver Co

$1.50

General

2-11

$4

Manhattan

1-28

(quar.)

General

1

!____

Institutional Shares, Ltd.

preferred

6%

3-

(s-a)

2-11

12'Ac

(quar.)
Finance Corp..

Common
6%

Los

Lorain

M

2-11

10c

(quar.)

preferred

Mills,

2-11

55c

1

37'Ac

Inc.,

Metals

2-9

3-18

1

37V2c

1

(quar.)

participating preferred
Participating

Outdoor

1

1

3-

(iquar.)

2-15

56'Ac

common

preferred

30c

General

3-

4-

30c

3-

3-

General

$1.25
56 Vic
377'2c

57c

3-

30c

Industries,

General

(quar.)

(s-a)

Co.

87'Ac

iquar.)

common

Co.

$1

(irreg.

Co.

preferred

Steel

8

iquar.)...

Lumber

Co.—

Co.,

8

2-

>2-13

dividend)

(quar.)

Finance

3-

1

Long-Bell

50c

3-15

5%

Local

2-10

3-

RR.,

Inc.

1

2-26

1-30

2-15

50c

(.671

Loblaw,

3-

35c

2-15

'

1953

preferred

22c

2- 2

4

1-26

15c

'

Co., common (quar.)
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

General

6%

2-25

1

2-

3

Groceterias, Ltd.,
B

2-

5

$1

(quar.)—

Co.

1

2-18
2-

4

$1.50

Co

in

3-

60c

Co.

(quar.)

(from

40c

507!

2-

Lumber

(quar.)

Investors

2-19

2-

Aircraft

2

25c

(7!

Zinc

Inland

Class

32c

preferred

3

2-

Long-Bell

3-

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Credit,

8

3-31

2-25

31'Ac

preferred

3-

3

Lockheed

62'Ac

Gardner-Denver

General

Illinois

RR.

Ingersoll-Rand

1

$2.50

(s-a)

(s-a>__.

General

771

5

realized

(resumed

(Roberti

2-

31

(increased quar.)

Co.,

E.)

Gabriel
Gar

non-cumulative

(quar.)

convertible

Gabriel

Gair

6%

5

March

Loom

Mfg. Co.

Funsten

5

2-

55c

2-26

1-30

$1

Trailer

preferred

Fuller

5

2-

Incorporated

Co., $5 pfd.

Sixth

Freeport Sulphur Co.

Fruit of

2-

(quar.)

2-18

3- 2

(quar.)

Co.

2-26

'•

guaranteed

25c

3-15

is¬

Miami

Special

3-10

2-8

1

3-10

Corp.,

preferred

Loblaw

3-8

1

3-

507!
20c

3-

common

3-15

Central

Little

2-15

Co., Ltd.—

3-

3-15

-—_—_

3'A7!

2-15

3-

3-15

60c

(stock

Corp.

Carbonic

1

3-10

8

1

:—

Extra

Liquid

3-

2

2-

Co.-.

(quar.).

2-15

(quar.)

Mfg. Co.—
preferred

Co.,

3-15

3-15

3-15
2-15

1

10c

(quar.)

Cup

Corp.

(quar.)

Co.

Peanut

Press

(entire

on

plus

Foundation Investment

Four-Twelve

Refining

convertible
Power

Illinois

1

3- 1

1-26

3-

12'Ac

Tobacco

3-25

(quar.)-'

$75c

$$1.25

$52.50

&

B

$$1.25

671

for

6%
Idaho

:

Dairies,

,

4-

15c

Refrigerator

(Torni

Hydraulic

pref.

(increased quar.)

called

Oil

Hussmann

Huston

2-11

t$l

preferred

Humble

5

5%

5.12%

2-19

,3-,l

2-

2-16

$2

3-25

(quar.)

Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A
57! preferred A (quar.)

1

Myers
Co.

1

^

2-15

Hotel

$1.05

Quarterly

1

2-

Link-Belt

3-

$1.06'A

2-20

2-

2-15

50c
$1.06(4

(quar.)

1

2-

Liggett &

3-10

30c

(quar.)

1

2-15

1-25

Lily-Tulip

50c

2-

2-15

15c

Life Savers Corp.
Lily-Tulip Cup (stock dividend)

Lionel

3-

2
2

2-15
3-15

<

Virginia

of

62V2c

pfd.

5%

common

3-

$1.22'A

Extra

sue

preferred

(N. Y.),

3-

2-15

3-15
3- 1

Co.

Insurance

15c

l

3-10

2-15

Life

(quar.)__

common

Howard Stores Corp.,

$1

2- 1

3- 4.--

2-

15c

(quar.).

—_—

Co.,

Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2.25 pfd
4,A%

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass

2-15
3- 1

2-15

2

and

security profits)__
>

3-22

12y2c

(quar.)__

com.

2-15

$1.15

(quar.)

(increased

Co.,

inc.

investment

net

realized

& Co.-..

preferred

2-15

,

(quar.)

HardartCo.

from
net

4- 1
2-15

5%

2-15

.

3-

Horn &

14c

from

(Fred T.)

75c

:—

3-20

2

5c

1

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)_

&

preferred

(Quar.

Libby,'McNeill &'Libby (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), common (quar.)—

2-15

1

3-

40c

3-19

3- 5

2-

3-

19c

Ltd

Ley

-

5

2-26

30c
$2c

3-26

1

2-10

1

50c

37'Ac

—

(quar.)

2-12

12V2c
87V2c

(quar.)
B

Co.

3-12

3-

Lexington Trust Fund Shares—

1-21

50c

A.)

Mines,

Salt

4

2-

3-25

25c

4-

$1.09%

pfd. (quar.)——

conv.

1

Corp...

Extra

Foremost

(Geo.

Gold

Leslie

2-15

(quar.)

Corp

preferred

Leitch

3-l»

2-19

16%7!

(R.-G.), Inc. (quar.)__._;
Inc. (quar.).,

Fabrics,

1

on

div.)

12'Ac

(James) & Sohs (quar.)__
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.. (quar.)

2-15

.

(stock

2-1

,'

.

(quar.)

2-25

(quar.)—

common

3-

Mqtor Co. of Canada, Ltd.—

Class B

(quar.)—_

preferred

3-31

dividend

Motor,

2-16

1

..

.

4-23

53(4c

(quar.)

57!

$4.20 preferred

Hormel

6

-4-

2-16

-

Lees

<3-19

2-26

.

.

redeemed

to be

5c

,

Corp., common
(quar.)

Oil

Lea

31c

2nd

Co.,

B

dividend

1-22

1

3-

Cash

Le Tourneau

3-25

-4-20
4-

-

share held,

2-11
.;

.

1954

2,

Lincoln-Clark

3-10

(quar.)

._

American deposit receipts 4'A%
Ford

«

•

Lawyers Title Insurance. (Va.),

2-15

•

-

'

1

$20c

dividend), iys pfd.~shares

for «ach

-

3-

4-

Jones, Ltd.—
(stock

April

;

5

3--4

30c

(quar.)

A

Electrochemical

$4.25

3-22

3-19

37'AC-

&

Class a

Payable of Rec,

'Share

3-15

(quar.)J.

(quar.)

25c

iquar. I

4.9071

Hooker

2-26

1

3-31

$1.18%

(quar.

preferred

Dawson

Holderl

When

Per

;/

Candy Shops.L,

25c
$1.25

(quar.)

Corp., com.

preferred

25c

i

Secord

20c

—

20c

30c

preferred

preferred

4.75 %

1

'

-

'

Name of Company

5c

33'A %

.1

4.6071

4'

$1.12'A

(quar.)

...

(quar.)

5

2-15

$1.25

preferred

Honolulu

1

2-

(quar.)___

(quar.)i__A

I (Charles E.) & Co.

Hires

67!

...

pfd.

1

3-10

50c

Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class A._
Class B

preferred

3-

40c

First

6%

33-

-4-29

257!

(quar.)

preferred

convertible

preferred

Hilton

2-16

1

preferred

Higbie Mfg. Co.,

2-16

*-

2-26

50c

(quar.)

...

Rubber, 4%%

,

2-15

Corp.

Heywood-Wakefield

*1-29

*2-26*';

y2^

68 %C

______

B

Chocolate

$4.37y2

"

!

(quar.)

Firestone Tire

3-

50c

dividend)—

Heyden Chemical Corp., common
3V27! preferred A (quar.)

9

57!

Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—
Stock dividend
1:
Filtrol

•»
■

Laura

2-15
'
-

3-12

•*

37!-'

Ltd.

Co.,

5%

convertible

4(4%

3-10

50c

25c

preferred

50c*

(reduced).

Co.

Hercules Steel Products

2-25

18('oC

(quar.)

._l.__.__

com.--(quar.) "

2nd pfd.

-

12'Ac

1

(quar.).

Board

1

3-12

—___——$1.06(4dividend)—
12(727!

(stoek

57!

Hercules Cement Corp.

1

25c

Corp. __i.

Refractories,

Pineapple

'

Federal-Mogul Corp.

-

(quar.)—
(N.
Y.)
(stock

Insurance

Mining

3-

10c

(quar.)

*__

F.), Ltd..

2-10

'

9-.1

-$1.12%

(quar.

preferred

Fire

(J.

12-

_

preferred

1

3-

—

1

$1.25

;

convertible

2-15

1

$1.25

Co.

common:

Bank

Hartford

15c

(quar.)

r.

converftible

3-

50c

$1.50
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)40c
Harris-Seybold Co. (stock dividend).
5%
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
40c
Hartford Electric Light, 3.907!
pfd. (quar.)
• 48%c

1

iquar.)_V

common

Farrington Manufacturing—
5»A% preferred ($25 par initial quar.)
"Fedders-Quigan Corp., com;- (Stock dividend) '
5% %

•"

%

2-25

"

Co., 4'A % 7 preferred" (quar.)^...^
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.'.(quar.
Mfg.

3-15^-2-26

15c

(quar.)..

Stock dividend
671* preferred
(quar ).—:

3-

luc
_

2-26

3-10

15c

(quar.)—_—

class A com.

Co;,

7

.

1

—

Fairbanks

Fanner

2-15

A.)

Harbison-Walker
..

3-

(The)*

Extra 7

3-15

35c

-

____—

preferred

2-12

•

IM.

$1.25

(quar.)__

(Ontario)

.

6%

3-

Class

3-

25c

common .(quar.)
4'A 7!
preferred (quar.)__
Equitable Credit, 50c preferred (quar. )_____

-

•

Hanna

15c

.(quar,),.——
(quar.

>$5

I

.

2-19

25c

2-24

-

25c

(quar.

.$5.,preferred

Fair

3-12

'

25c

preferred

$5

Co., (quar.)

Organ

2-24

■:

$60c

-$5..preferred

Holders

Payable of Rec.

common

Hancock Oil, class A common
Class B common (quar.)

5

2-

3-12

30c

Equitable.pffice^Bullding^Corp. (quar.).:—

.

Hammond

-2-4

2-25

$1.50

-Annual

Forge & Steel Corp.,

Co.,

"

Co. viquar.)____—

Empire Life Insurance Co.

•■When

--

Share

~

(quar.)
25c
47! ' convertible-^preferred -(quar.)$1

V."

3-12

'

Mfg.

Empire

Erie

3-12

Watch

per

-

—: .r" *, )

1

■

1

-i-

s J

'

2-15

50c

——:

Emhart

/

1

12'Ac

(quar.)—

6prior

Extra

1

4-

-

50c

____

preferred } iquar.)l_7_I__l__—
Electric Hose <fc 'Rubber'*(quar.)——
!ElectrographicsCorp.k(quar.)—;
Elfin National .Watch CoMquar.)
-I—
Ely '& Walker, Dry Goods/Co. (quar.)
—
-

A-

$1.75

■'"***.;$7 preferred •A-(accum/);__—.

•

-

Name of Company

Eastern-States* Corp.-.(Md.)—

45

(953)
4*

(quar.)—

50c

2-11

2-27
3-10

I

2-15

1

3-15

3-15

2-11

3-15

2-11

3-

3

2-15

3-

2

2-13

.

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

Louis Ry
Straus-Duparquet, Inc. (stock divid.)
Chattanooga & St.

Nashville,
Nathan

National

preferred (quar.)_,

1%

1

2-10

4-15

$1.75

2-26

2-

15c

3-10

2-20

31 (4c

preferred (quar.)

SI.25 convertible

2-19

3-

50c

(quar.)__

common

4-15
3-10

*

Ltd.,

60c

(quar.)
Chemical

____________

Co.

j

Ltd.,

Tank

Co.

2-26

2-17

Public

2-25

2-10

Public

5-

1

4-30

2-27

Dock—

Dry

preferred

(quar.)__

(year-end) —
$5 non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
New York State Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Co.,

preferred

common

(quar.)

$1.40

1

4.08%

preferred

2-

5

4.70%

preferred

3-

3-

preferred

North

Central

Oil Co

3-

3

2-

75c

4-

1

2-26

$1.50

4-

1

2-26

(s-a)__

________—

75c

3-

2

2-15

$2.50

3-

2

2-15

preferred

4-

1

3-

5

3-15

3-

1

Ogilvie
^%

Old

National

Class
Olin

Gas,

preferred

Inc.,

J

common

(quar.)

—

$3.50

8-

1

7-21

Rheem

2 19

Power

Co.,

preferred
$4.40 preferred

7%

1

3-

1

2-15
2-10

Riverside

2-25

2-

5

3-

2-15
2-15

3-15

2-27

3-10

2-

$1.25 partic. class A
Robbins

5

2-24

Marine

1

2-

3-

1

2-15

Robinson

Little

2-15

1-29

Rochester

Gas

2-15

1-29

4.10%

preferred

2-15

1-29

4.75%

preferred

(quar.)

2-12

1-19

4%

2-12

1-19

1

3-31

3-19

Rohm

2-

4%

8

&

Haas

Paper

4(4 %

2-15

1-16

2-15

1-16

Rosefield Packing Co.

Special

2-10

37%c

3-

1

2-10

4-

1

3-15

Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)

3-10

2-15

Ruppert

1

2-15

$1.25

2-15

1

2-

2

2-15

,'3- 1

3-

3-19

Aeronautical

Ryan

3

1-25

Safway

2-15

1-25

St.

3iy4c

2-15

1-25

St.
St.

31'Ac

2-15

1-25

30c

2-15

1-25

5%

Co.

(quar.)

—

Mills

Pacolet

Mfg.

,_

1

3-19

2-15

1-20

3-

2-15

$1.50

Quarterly

$1.50

.

2-

1

,

Eastern

Common

'4%
Park

preferred

5-17

5-10

1-11

3-15

2-25

Drugs, Inc.—
participating preference (quar.)
(The) Corp. (from net realized gains

1

3-15
1-29

$4

8%C

2-15

1-29

sale of

Parmelee

Peninsular

Telephone Co.

Penman's,

Ltd.,

Prtm

5%

Fruit

Co.,

r4.50%

Electric, 4.70%
preferred
(quar.)

3-29

3-19

3-12

2-26

3-12

2-26

$4.50

3-10

4-

1

2-15

1-15

3-15

2-20

3-

1

2-20

57%c

pfd.

(quar.)

3-

1

2-20

$1.17%

3-

1

2-10

$1.12%

3-

1

2-10

.'.

(quar.)

Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Common

(quar.)—
(quar.J
,_

common

preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.72 conv. pfd.
(entire issue called for
redemption on Feb. 8 at $32.75 per share
$2.12
$5.75

convertible

preferred

3-

1

2-10

3-

1

2-10

Seagrave Corp.

3-

1

2-10

Serrick Corp., class A

$1.06

3-

1

2-15

$1.06%

2-

1

1-15

Peoria &

$2.12%




Class

2-10

2-

4

4.50%

1

3-10

4.60%

3-31

11-14

Spencer

Spencer
Spokane

3-15

2-26

2-25

1-15

4-

1

3-15

Additional

3-

3

1-20

Additional

2-15

1-29

Stamford

Water

2-11

1-14

Standard

Brands,

1-29

B

(quar.)
(quar.)

Shawinigan
Common

—

(quar.)

Servomechanisms,

Inc.

(quar.)_

Water & Power

(quar.)

3-

1

2-19

3-

1

2-19

3-

1

2-19

3-11

2-18

20c
35c »
62V2c

3-

9

4-

1

3-

3-

1

2-

2-15'

6-15

5-14

9-15

8-13

25c
4%
30c
33c

5

2-15

3-

5

2-15

3-10

2-12

3-

2-12

1

4-

Oil

r

$1.60

3-13

Standard

Ry.

Standard

(quar.)—
Co.

25c

40c
25c
15c
75c
62(6c
$1

(quar.)

Silica

7-

1

6-15

10-

1

9-15

1

9-15

3-15

2-15

10-

Stein

Stern

Stetson

Common
Common

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

3-10

2-19
2-12

3-

1
1

3-

1

2-12
2-15

3-

3-15

,

1

3-

2

3-

2

2-15

2-15

1-29
3-

1

Sun

8

Biscuits,

2-19

1

3-

3

4-

1

3-

3

&

25c
70c

2-26

2-

4-17

1

4-10
2-

Talon,

6

Tampa

2-

1

5-15

5-

1

4.32%

9

1-20

A_

25c

B

4

2-

Common

1

8-

2

7-30

Texas

3-10

2-24

Textron,

85c
$1
30c

5-

1

4-17

$1.25

5-

1

4-17

Thatcher

The

2-11

conv.

(see

Shovel

Mfg.,

common

3-19

4-

1

4-

1

3-19

4-10

3-18

4-10

3-18

$1.43%

4-10

3-18

2-

8

3-15
3-

1

2-25

3-

1

2-10
2-

5

—

(quar.l

pref. (quar.)^^___i_
Fair (The) common)

Co.

(quar.)___

(John R.) Co
Stores Co. (quar.)i
Timely Clothes, Inc.
(quar.)
Titan Metal Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
(Los Angeles)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarter-ly
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Amer. dep. rets, deferred (final)

Thompson

Thrifty Drug

45c
53c

35c

Coal

Glass

Toledo

Edison

3-15

2-25

4.25%

3-15

2-25

4.56%

2-15

2-

40c
2%
?5c

25c

—

& Oil Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Fair

Thew
—

:

—

Inc., 4%

$2.40

1-25

2-11

1

———-—
——

(quar.)

Pacific

8

2-

2-26

2-15

3-10

2-26
5-28

6-10
9-10

8-31

II-30

2-15

2-

3-15

2-15

2-

Co.—
2-25

1-lfl

3-

1

2-17

3

2-11

1-29

2-15

3-10

2-10

3-10

2-10
2-

3-11

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15

2-15

2-

5

2-15

2-

5

2-15

1-29

3-11

2-25

4-

3-15

1

1

2-15

3-

6

2-12

3-

6

2-12

4-

1

3-17

7-

1

6-17

4-

1

3-17

7-

1

3-

6-17

2-15

2-

2-26

2-18

'$1
31 (4c
25c

60c

1

2-15
2-

2-15

1

2-

2-15

3-

1

2-16

2

3-10

2-15

3-

5

2-

3-

1

2-15

3-

1

2-15
2-

3-20

5

5

4-

1

3-10

3-

1

2-

5

3-15

2-12

3-15

2-12

3-10

2-25

4-

1

3-

1

3-

1

2-

8

7-

1

6-

1

10-

1

9-

1-2-55

12-

1

1

2-

3

1-

2-

3

2-15

2-

1

2-15

2-

1

3-

3-

4-

7

3-10

3-15
3- 5
4-1
4- 1
3-15
2-15

40c

3- 2

15c
12(6c
25c

2-15
2-28
4- 1

30c

2-19

50c
50c
50c
50c

3-3
6-10
9-10
12-10

13 /6 ,o
16%

2-16
2-16
i~
"6

1

3-24

1-31

2-11
2-11

Co.—

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

2-

1

2-

5

2-15
2-11
3-15

3-15
2-26

1-29

2-15
2-

1

2-10
2-19
2-

8

2-21
6-

1

9-

1

12-

1

1-11

1-11

2-15

T
i

J- l

5c

Ltd.

(quar.)

+20c

2-10
3- 1

Elevators,

8

3-

$1.06/4

Toronto

1
5

3-

Nevada

4(4%

1

3-

3-15

2-15

Tonopalr Mining Co. of

1

5

12-10

Corp.—

Co.

5-

1

(quar.) —_:

(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—

Texas

8

2-15

70c
$1.08
25c

(quar.)

dividend

Stock

4-20

3-

-i
class

$1
5c
37(6c
30c
26„95c
27(6c
40c
$1.10

50c
50c
50c
25c

—-—

Electric Co., common
preferred A (quar.)

Common

2-23

2-10

3-

—

Telautograph Corp. (quar.)
Tennessee Products & Chemical

2-15

3-

Inc.,

Class

3-12

2-15

3-

_„L

Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly

2-16

2-15

(quar.)

Co.

25c

15c
50c
$1

common

Extra

1,

(increased quar.)

preferred (quar.)—
Portland Cement Co.—
(initial quar.)—

4.40%
Superior

1

common

Paper Co., com.

Sutherland

4-

4-

,

(quar.)
(s-a)

Inc.

Ray Drug Co.,

preferred (quar.)
Oil Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
5(6 %
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_

1

37V6c

25c

4(4%

3-12

1

25c
25c
5%

40c
31 (4c
40c

6%

2-

3-

15c
15c

-—

Sunray

2-15

4-

Inc.—

Camp,
(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

3-10

1

4-

.__

$51.25 per share plus this dividend)
Struthers Wells Corp., common (quar.)

2-15

3-

50c
40c
35c

(quar.)—_

prior

Sunshine
1

56c

—

(quar.)

(quar.)
Studebaker Corp. (reduced)_;
Suri Oil
Co.,
common
(quar.)

2-15

4-

Corp.

prior

$1.25

8

2-

3-10

1

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
Storkline Furniture Corp. (quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson, 4% preferred (entire is¬
sue
called for redemption on Feb. 15 at
5%

5%

3-

3-

Inc.—

Extra

Btokely-Van

2-15

3-

25c

Textiles.

Stewart-Warner

2-

2-15

Inc.—

preferred (quar.)__!
(John B.) Co., 8% pfd.

4(6%

5

30c

(quar.)

Co.

quarterly

Reduced

1-29

1

&

Brothers Stores,

&

40c
25c
12(6c

12(6c

(A.)

Sterchi
Stern

3-

A

Special

3-

t30c

87(6c

(quar.)__

Jersey

Equipment Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)

3-15
6-15

8

Corp.—-

preference

conv.

1
1

3-15

10c

Co.

New

Packaging

4-

5

30c
23c
40c

of

Standard

7-

10c
10c
10c
45c

2-

2-15

50c

quar.)__j—

Calif,

of

Co.

Standard

1

1

2-15

1

1

Inc.—

(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. (Ind.) (quar.)
Oil

Standard

3-

60c

:

8

1-30
2-

1

3-

$1.15
20c
5c
10c
s

2-

2-15

3-

5

1-19

1

2-19

56(40

—

(quar.)

3-

$1.37(6

Forgings Corp. (quar.)_;
Standard
Milling
Co.
(special) —

5

65c
25c
50c
25c

Cq.

Standard
3-

2-15

3-15

Standard Coil Products Co.

2-10

1

3-15
2-16

(quar.)__;
—_—
(quar.)_—
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)

9

1

1

3-

6

$1

preferred

$3.50

1-30

4-

2-

3-13

31

62(/2c
62V2c
62V2c

—

(increased

Common

2-15

1-20

2-15

__________

___

Co.

5

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____

J—

*_

5

2-

2-28

34%c
25c
34c

Additional

3-

50c
45c

(quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co. (quar.)
(Del.)

$1.02

Valley RR

1

3-

14c

plus this dividend)
Seaboard Oil

92%C

preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Bureau

3-

2-

2-28

2-19

$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)__
Chemical Co., com. (increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Portland Cement__—
—

Spencer

1-29

2-15

$1.12(4

(quar.)—

Co.,

3-17

3-17

1

Co.,

&

4-

15c
A

Finance

3-17

1

4-1

$4 5c

preferred
preferred
preferred

Southwest

Inc.—

(quar.)

preferred

3.70%

$1.10

1-29

3-15

91 (4c
$1.07(4

(quar.)

'4.05%

4.40%

2-15

Co.—

(quar.)

Seaboard

62%c

(quar.).
preferred (quar.)

Pennsylvania

12 y2c

$75c

preferred

4.60%

1-11

12'/2C

(quar.)_.
(quar.)

Co.

.

1

(quar.)

preferred

4.30%

2-11

40c

(quar.)_.

common
common

(quar.)__

1

4-

Ltd.—

___:—.—________

27 (4c
27(4c
75c

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

common

preferred

25c

(quar.)—

(quar.)

t

1

Special

Dillon

Mfg.

3.65%

25c

Transportation Co.

Peerless Cement Corp.

Scovill

—

4-

3-

(quar.)__—
(quar.)____

non-cumulative
Utah Power
Gas Producing

5%

1-30

2-19

common

non-cumulative
non-cumulative

5%

1-29

3-31

2-15

Southern

2-15

Co.

preferred

24c

securities)

Co.,

preferred

Scotten

Parker
on

Extra

5%

5

3-29

4-15

1

——<—

Co.,

Railway

Southern

1-29
2-

4-15

2-15

—

Co.

Southern Natural Gas Co.

8

2-

2-22

2-20
3-10

3-

—

Co.,

Power

(quar.)
(quar.)

Common

Ltd.—

;—.

_

preferred A
preferred A

Canada

Southern

2-15

3-10

3-15

$1.10
14c
14c

(quar.)

Inc.

Corp.

Paper

2-15

Parkview
35c

5(4%
Scott

Assn.,

'

Industries

Schering

4-

2-15

1

3-

2-15

37(4c

Corp

Arms

Schenley

2-11

Loan

Liquidating
Savage

(quar.)

_

Remedial

i.

(quar.)

preferred

Southern

25c

"

Co., common (quar.)_
preferred series A
Transit
(quar.)

Francisco

San

$3.40

$1

5.44%

2-26

16(4c
$0.265625

Spear

$1.12(4

25—

Marine Insurance

&

Quarterly

7%c

,

(quar.)

2-15

Swift

Paper

1st

Antonio

5(4%
62%c

(quar.)

Chemical Co.

Regis

$4.40

8

Pipe Line Co.—

(quar.)

1

2-26

3-10

30V2c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__________

New

Products (quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)

Bchwitzer-Cummins
$1

Year-end

3-

1-26

3-10

25(6c

5'/2%

issue
1
at
Con¬

Paper

Fire

2-

Pan American Petroleum & Transport Co.—
Panhandle

Paul

March

to

Steel

2-15

$1.50

(quar.)

1

2-15

35c

;

Co.

4-

50c

Corp

Lighting
Lumber

Pacific

(quar.)
.'

common

share plus this dividend.

per

Croix

San

dividend

Pacific
Pacific

,1-25

Intermountain

•Stock

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

Inc.,

Stores,

vertible

2-15

(quar.)—

RR.

preferred (quar.)
I
4(4'%
convertible preferred
(entire
called
for
redemption on April

31'Ac

(quar.)

Whitehall

&

Safeway

Co.—

redeemable first preferred
Express—

4%

3-10

5

3-

20c

1

t$1.06
25c
$1.12(4
$1
10c
60c
"
$1

(Jacob), common
preferred (quar.)

4(4%
Rutland

$103

redeemable first preferred (quar.)
redeemable first preferred A (quar.)

2-15

2-23

2-15

62(6c
57(/2c

1

Jl5c

(quar.)

4%

25c

gains

first preferred

(quar.)

2

34%c

5%

(quar.h

2-15

1

(quar.)

common

3-

2-25

1-29

1

9

3-20

Co.—

preferred (quar.)

414%

2-15

3-

2-26

2-26

(increased)

3-

40c
$1
$25c
$$1.06'%
15c
10c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Ltd.,

25c

3-

1-22

1

3-

22'/2c

.

.__

2-

$1.02(4
$1.18%
$1
$1
50c

_

common

A

Co.,

preferred

2-15

4.80%

Co.,

preferred

Rolland

50c

2-10
12-10

2-26

3-15

10%

preferred (quar.)
,__
4.60%
preferred (quar.
Southern California Edison—
4.08% preferred (quar,)__
—
4.88% preferred (quar.)——___.—
Southern California Water Co., com. (quar.)

Electric Corp.—

&

Electric, 4% pfd. F (quar.)
Spring & Axle (quar.)

Rockwell

3-

$1.10

(quar.)
Mfg. Co.

1

2-15

1

4-

25c

5%

2-23

3-16

4-

50c

(quar.)—
Lathe Works (quar.)

Common

2-27

3-31

30c
50c
25c

3-15

$25c

Ltd

Co.,

Rochester Gas &

37y2c

Pacific

&

preferred (quar.)

2-17

3-

South Carolina Electric & Gas

50c
40c

(quar.)

(quar.)—

90c

2-15

37(4c
25c

•_

common

preferred

3-

-

&

Electric

_

(accum.)

Inc.,

Myers,

$1.14

5%

*

&

participating
Participating

$1.50

1

37J/2c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

1

Co.—

Cement

4-

2-

3-

3-

2-27

_—

—

preferred
Bend

2-27

________

2-15

$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
75c

.

1st

3-10

5

6% ' preferred (quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)

•>

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

3-

2-

1

South

2-15

3-15

(stock div.)_
Southwestern Drug,
common
(quar.)
Southwestern Public Service Co. (quar.)

50c
$1.12(4

Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___^L"

Mfg.

4(4%

preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
7% 1st
preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)

2-25

$1.12%

90c

2-15

Rice-Stix, Inc.—

8

45C

5

5

60c
60c

quar.)

$1.12%

(increased)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preference (quar.)
Pacific-American Investors, Inc.—
Substantially all derived from long-term

5%

(increased

B>

5%

dividend)

(quar.)

preferred

$3.60

Pacific Gas &

Class

$$1.75

7% preferred (quar.-)
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
(stock

capital

2-12

125c

Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)

Outboard

2-26

$1

(quar.)

A

(quar.)

Tail

Inc

Brass,

1

3-

2-

50c
50c
25c
25c
$1.12'/2
50c

(quar.)__

&

3-

20)1

2-15

87'/2c
75c

,

(R. J.) Tobacco—
Common
(increased quar.)——

40c

Inc., AVz% conv. preferred
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—

•4V2%

Copper

6i y2c

class A

1

2-15

1

Reynolds

59 %c

_

Omar,

Otter

3-20

Revere

5

30c

(quar.)

1

2-

35c
50c
t30c

(quar.)

common

J* $ 1.7 5
—

,

Common

2-26

t2c

(quar.)

A

Industries,

<4 %

Inc.,

125c

common

A

Corp.,

B

2-

3-20

25c

(interim)

Ltd.

2-

2-15

2-

3-

1-29

1

3-

3-15

.

3-15

5

2-15

3-15

—_______—___

2-15

1

—_—

40c

Natural

preferred
preferred

4.92%

1-14

2-20

25c

Flour Mills, common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Co., 4.56% preferred (quar.)

4.34%

Rand,
preferred

$4.50

2-10

$1.31%

_:

(quar.)

2-15

4

Co.___

dividend

Stock

3-

.____

(quar.)___

Remington

22y2c

Ohio Edison

Oklahoma

3-10

$1.12%

Co.

Ltd
Mines,

Gold

75c

Red Owl Stores

2-18

52 e2c

(quar.)

Sugar,

2-11

1st,

(quar.)

4

37(4c

Reading Co., common (quar.)
4% 1st preferred (quar.)

2-11

1

2-

3-31

Rayonier, Inc.-(quar.)

2nd

common

2-16

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (quar.)____
Solar Aircraft Co., common (quar.)

50c
$1.25

Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50
convertible 1st preferred "(quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
—_

7%

—

Smith-Douglass

1

$1.35
84c

___

5

7%

Pharmacal

(quar.)

5

2-15

Public

4

37'/2c

3-

1

—:

5

24-

1

(quar.)

3-

2-15

(quar.)

Extra

2-

17c

1

1

preferred

O'Brien

1-19

(increased quar.)______
Co. (quar.)__
._.—

Co.

Morgan)

1

1

3-

__

.

4-15

3-

1

Light Co.—

common

Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)

Corp.

$1.25

1

1

common

(S.

3-

:

4-

2-

Oil

Smith

3-

(quar.)___

4-

3-10

Skelly

5

Mexico—

2-15

2-15

5

2-

$1.17'/2

___

93 %C

25c

2-

1

3-31

__,—.___

47'/2C

3-

1

3-

Hampshire—

$1.12%

3-

preferred

—

—

Company

Paper
Oil

3-

3-31

Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)

3-

5*4%

of New

A

preferred

$1

(quar.)
Service,

New

Power &

Co.,

$1

(Hartford)

4'/2 %

Oahu

Oil

5%

(quar.)_
of

(quar.)

Simmons

Sinclair

35c
$1.02

(quar.)

________—

(increased)

Puget Sound
Pure

(s-a)l__

Water

preferred (s-a)-:
Northwest Bancorporation,
$2

Norwich

8

(quar.)

Co.

preferred

Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)

Insurance

Northeastern

4.20%

5%

25c

Northeastern

Co.,

85c

'*

Northwestern

Common

37>/2c

guaranteed

7%

RR.,

2-15

3-15

25c

(quar.)

Texas

1
1

4-12

2-15

12-22

B

Simplex

50c
?25c

(quar.)
Ltd. (increased)-

preference

Co.

Service

3-

$1.33

6preferred (quar.)
North Shore Gas Co. (quar.)
North Carolina

Public

4

2-

__.

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

3.35%

34% c

adjustment preferred (quar.)
Investment, common

North American

Service

4-

55c

93 %c

$1

5'/2%

2-15

2-18

5%

4%

Public

2-19

1

50c

(initial)

ordinary

dividend

5.40%

Nopco Chemical Co., $4 preferred (quar.)__
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., com. (quar.)___

receipts

1

1

2-19

3-

—

Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)

Silverwood

Public Service Electric & Gas—

1

20c

Share Corp.
(increased quar.)
Ferrous Metal Products, Ltd.—
dep.

Transport

1

$1.12 y2

Niagara

American

Provincial

3-

3-10

—

preferred

2-

82 >/2c

2-

Washington Insurance Co.—

convertible

$2

2-

40c

(quar.)

& St. Louis RR., com.
preferred class A (quar.)—
Dock

(quar.)

3-15

IOC

(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)

York Air Brake

preferred

2-15

-

Corp. (quar.)
Electric Corp., common

(quar.)

2-15

50c

&

Shipbuilding

News

3-15

2

1

I-29
3-

$1.12(6
35c
|15c
tlOc
50c
25c
65c
40c
25c

__.i

(quar.)_i

Optical Co.

Class

15%

preferred

Providence

2-26
2-

$4.50

1-29

2-15

3-15

$1.12(6

(quar.)

(quar.)—
(quar.)

A
B

preferred
preferred

Shuron

3-

$1.05
$1.06(4
$1.12(4

(quar.)______

5c

(increased)-

Casualty Co.
Co. (quar.)

Zinc

3-15
2-15

1

2-18

of Colorado—

Co.

preferred

60c

Co

Mur

$1.05

2-

8

5

(quar.)

common

Corp. of America, class A com.

$4.50

Y.)

(N.

dividend

Service

4(4%
4(4%

2-16

1

3-

Co.

Trust

&

Shoe

5
5

3-

45c
$1
65c

—

class A (init.)

conv.

3-

Co.,

,

.

(quar.)

preferred

2-15

22'/2c

(quar.)

Bank

National

4.20%

1

3-

3-12

(quar.)

America

of

Gamble Co.

&

37%c

N. Y., Chicago

Non

Procter

—

Meter Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)

4V2%

Price National Corp., $1

1-29

20c

(quar.)

Co.

(quar.)

preferred

York

1-29

20c

______

Newport Steel

New

2-15
2-15

40c

Quarterly

6%

3-19

37 '/2c

_

(quar.)
(quar.)__

Inc.

Bros.,

334%

1

Stock

common

preferred

Jersey

New

4-

35c

(quar.)
Inc.—

(quar.)

Co.,

Tea

Newport

2-15

20c

(quar.)____

preferred

Newport

3-10

Co.

4%

3-

_

(quar.)

2-15

+27 (2c
t50c
3c
87C2c
$1
25c

—

-

.

Sherwin-Williams

5

3-

(s-a)

Products

20c
7 (2c

————

30c

(Del.)

Products,

Amsterdam

New

B

Potash

(quar.)

National Vulcanized Fibre

New

Class

A

13C

Starch

Common

Nestle-Le

2-19

Inc. (bi-monthly)——
(reduced)—
(quar.)—

Co.,

class

Co.,

12c

(quar.)

Co.

Mfg.

&

National Shirt Shops

$2.40

Fuel

Mining Co.

&

Poor

B

When
Holders
Payable of Rec.

Ltd.—

20c
20c
5c
37J/2c
37C2c

(quar.)

Pope & Talbot, Inc., common (quar.)
_i,_
6 %
preferred
(quar.) _____—___—
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
(quar.)—:—___.

Co.—

c/ifipc

Neptune

2-18

3-15

$1.75

1
1

—

National Screw

Neisner

Polaris

Co.

Pocahontas

3-10

4-

$1.12%

Tool

Plomb

3-10

1

4-

3-

137 '/2C

National Securities Series—•
Preferred Stock series
?

4.20%

10-20

50c

Castings

Steel

&

Quarterly

National

10-30

A

Class

2-15

1

3-31

2%
$1.37'/2
$1.25
50c
$1

(stock dividend)—

common

50c

Malleable

National

2

8-

U5c

(quar.)__

com.

(quar.)__
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
National Lead Co., 7%
preferred A (quar.)

$1.40

5

8-23

Class

3-31

a7C2%

preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Pittsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)—_—_———,

4-21

—-

-

___

Co.,

Grocers

National

2-

1

5c

preferred

National

1

5-

—

Quarterly
$1.50

3-

3-12
3-

Ltd.—

5C2%

5

5c

Quarterly
National

2-

5c

(quar.)__

1

U5c

preferred (quar.)
Welding Machine

3-

2-19

1

of Company

Winnipeg Brewery,

Sherman

+$1

—

__—

——

—

Pittsburgh Steel,
*12y2c

(quar.)

common

conv.

Interim

2-15

3-15

$1.06%

Canada

of

National Electric

semi-annual

Increased

Pinchin, Johnson & Associates,

2-11

-

&

Drug

5

2-20

3-21

25c

(quar.)

preferred

4'%%
National

9

3-

3-10

National Distillers Products Corp.—
Common

•

2-5

3-

25c
35c
40c
25c
60c
12'/2c
65c

participating class A (quar.)
—
Pheoll Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)__
$1 preference (quar.)
—
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
Phillips Packing Co. (resumed)___
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.—

5

4-

15c

3-2

Corp.—

Trading

&

Name

Shea's

5

2-

Per
Share

,

of Rec.

2-15

25c
$1.75

(quar.)

Gear Co., 7% pfd.

$1

1-15

50c

—

National Container Corp.,

Petroleum

9

35c

(quar,)
„
(quar.)_
Automotive Fibres Inc. (quar.)
Biscuit Co., common (quar.)______

National Aluminate Corp.
National

2-

l

2-15

4%

Airlines,, Inc.

National

3-

$1

Machine &

Payable

10c

,

(quar.)

Circle

Perkins

1

2-

2-15

6c

Bottlers (quar.)

Co.

Perfect

and !/2c from

(5»/2c from ordinary income
realized Security profits)

General

Pepsi-Cola

Inc.-

Fund,

Investment

Mutual

Share

of Company

Holders

When

Per
Name

Payable of Rec.

Share

Name of Company

Holders

When

Per
f

...

Monday, February 8, 1954

...

(654)

&e

2-15
2-15
12-29

2-19

Volume 179

Number 5297

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

Per

Common
Stock

$2.80

Transtates

1

preferred

6.%

5

3-10

2-26

Universal

3-15

2-26

Universal

15c

3-

1

2-15

40c

3-10

2-26

(s-a)—

(quar.)

common

2-

1

(quar.)
Corp.
tquar.)

Temper

Trunkline

Union

70c

Gas

Co..

Carbide

preferred A
Corp.

Carbon

&

Union Electric

—

90c

50c

$3.50

preferred

Union

Oil Co.

$3.75

Union Stock
Union

Class
Union

B

Air

Car

fquar.)

Inc.,

preferred
B

dividend

Vanadium

3-

Venezuela

3-11

3-

1

8

6%

of

3-

1

2-15

$1.25

3-

1

2-11

50c

3-

1

2-11

Common
5%

4-

9

2-15

3-26

..

3-

2

2-11

3-

2

2-11

60c

3-

2

2-19

5c

(quar.)

3-

1

2-15

_

15c

2-

9

5-

3

8-

2

7-16

+

4-

1

3-

$2.50

4-

1

3-

5

Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)

$1

3-

1

3-

1

2-

10c

2-15

25c

3-10

2-24

Walker

25c

2-19

1-29

Wallace

5

&

(quar.)
(quar.)

Inc.

.(stock

7%

preferred

.

United

Gas

4% %

Co.,

Keno

United

New

'

Hill

55c

Mines

HOC

Railroad

Jersey

&

Canal

Quarterly

U. S.

div.)

$4

U.

preferred

S.

S.

U.

S.

Foundry

U. S. Spring &'Bumper Co.,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
S.

Steel

7%

Corp.,

preferred

United
6%

Steel

3-20

Warren

3-15

Warren

4-

1

3-15

$4.50

3-

1

2-15

$4.52

preferred

3-19

2-26

$4.50

convertible

class

United

A

Stores

Corp.,

preferred

Woolworth

1

3-16

Washington

2-15

1

3-15
2-

Wellman

2-15

1

1

Wesson

3-10

2-

5

West

2-20

2-

2

West

+25c

3-26

3-12

West

(s-a),

+75c

5-

4-17

1

2-

2-15

$1.50

Engineering

Co.

Western

Canada

(F. W.)

3-1

2-1

Si;50

4.30

4-I6

90c

3-1

2-15

30c

2-15

1-38

15c

3-15

3- 5

(quar.)__

30c

2-26

2-11

___

31(40

3-

1

2-11

50c

3-

1

2-1®

3-

1

2-10

(quar.)

common

Co.
&

(quar.)

.___

Wurlitzer
Yale

&

(Rudolph)

Towne

Mfg.

1

2-15

1

2-10

6%

convertible

3-

1

2-10

6%

convertible

Yellow

Cab

_

Co.

preferred

2-

1

4-

1

20C

3-

1

$1

_

iquar.)__

__

3-

__

(qaur.)

•Transfer

2-13

1

Corp.

3-15

2-26

2-15

books

2-1

resident tax

$1.12%

__

Breweries, Ltd.

J25c

(quar.)

2-15

2-

3-

a

Less

British

x

_

3-15

....

,

.

..

4-1®

37 %c

(quar.)

4-30
7-31

7-1®

75c

3-

5

2-11

25c

3-15

2-2&

5c

2-15

1-18

Fields

(quar.)

Less

50c

___.

closed

for

this

3-31

3-19

dividend.

1

15%; resident tax 7%.

Jamaica

1-29

1

not

tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
JPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non-¬

2-15

25c
40c

_

Radio

4-1

1

2-

Gold

"•

37%c

Zenith

2-15

2-15

-' 1-3®

;4'

...

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.).

2-15

1

2-15

50c

(quar.)

Yuba

4-15

3-

lOc

1-25

10c

3-19

20c

1-25

$1.25

2-1®

1

___________

•

Consolidated

1

4-

(quar.)

preferred

1-25

3-

25c

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)

Co.—

y3-15

25c

__

2-10

25c

(quar.)

40%

__

(monthly)
„

Wysong & Miles Co.

4

.

,

,

"

Ind.)

(quar.)

Co.. Ltd.—

Co.

3-18

3-

Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)

Sugar Corp.

preferred

W.)

3-

(quar.)

Point Manufacturing Co.
Virginia Pulp & Paper—

4V2%

5

Corp.

Oil & Snowdrift

Indies

37 Vic

__

2-10

Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Webtr Showcase & Fixture Co. (quar.)

3-

2-1®
3_19

$1.12%

(quar.)

1

2-15

(F.

2-24

1

3-15

2-27

(see Gar Wood

Inc.,

2-

3-10.
4-

1-28
1-29

1

3.31

common

preferred

Ordinary (final)
Wrigley (Wm, Jr.)
Monthly

5

3-

4-

lie

$1.06%

preferred

4-

75c

Industries

1-21

1

Co.—

(quar.)

Steel

(monthly)

(increased quar.)
(see Alan Wood Steel)—

Industries,

convertible

$1.12

4-

20c

(auar.)__

(Gar)

25C

(quar.)

$1.06%

—•

.

llc

Power,

Steel

40c

(quar.)

3-

56 %c

preferred

(Alan)

2-18

(quar.)

common

$1

$1.75

$6

Corp.

Co..

(quar.)

2-to

2-15
2-15

Co.

35c

40c

common

preference

D.)

Dessauer

Woolworth

2-

$1.50

62 % C

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Petroleum
(S.

Electric

1-28

3-15

30c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Washington Gas Light

common

Corp.,

_

Swasey Co.

1

75C

(quar.)

com.

&

4-

$1.06%

,(quar.)
Co..______—!

Card

1st preferred

$1

Co.

Printing & Lithograph Co., common—
preference series A (quar.)

5%

U.

6%

4-10

_______

Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)——_

Pipe &
Playing

S.

U.

Warner-Hudnut, Inc.,
Warner

Hoffman

4%%
U.

fquar.)

•

3-15

_

preferred

Grocery Co.

3-12

30c
_

2-1^

15c

1

50c

&

5%

1-28

25c

(quar.)

$4.25

1

5%

_

dividend

25c

|1

.
■

*

3-12

(quar.)

Stock

_

1-———

2-15

2-19

Extra

4-

10%

_

>

3.i0

20c

^

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—

Woodall

8

Mfg. Co. of Wisconsin—

Common

1

$2.50

(quar.)

common

1

1

Walker

5

2-26

Co.—

_J__

Finishing Co.;

23-

4-

$1.06 %

—

1

3-31

45c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)
United Illuminating Co.
United

2-16

3-31
4-

$1.75

(quar.)

Improvement

preferred

Co.

2-26

62 %c

__

Tiernan,

3-

isc

25c

___

.

Wood

1-10

2-

Co.,

Wood

2-18

20c

Vulcan

2-16

3-10

preferred

Wolf

5

1-30

25c

B.)

Lovett

3.60%

(
.

1-25

27%c

Wisconsin Power & Light Co.

(s-a)

_

&

Wisconsin

Co.—
$2.50

(quar.)

(J.

&

6%

1-30

Class A

2-15

(quar.)

Monthly

4-16

3 7 Vic

Winn

1-26

37 %c

1-22

Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Common (quar.)—i

34%c

preferred

Corp.—

convertible

Wilson

3-15

1-25

Williams

40c

1%

_

2-26

United

2-1

Will & Baumer Candle Co. Inc.
Williams & Co
(quar.)

_

common

3-2
2-15

1-29

2-15

2-26

Co.,

2-28

37%c

Wickes Corp. (quar.)
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)

2-15

&

3-10

15c

2-20

lie

Ry.

2-8

25c

1

(reduced)
(quar.)

1

_

Pacific

2-8

4-

preferred

convertible

51/2%

3.1a

3.1

common

3-

5% %

1

3-4

(quar.)

$1.37%,

+20c

fquar.)

Stores, Inc.,

4-

50c

Co.

2-20

(s-a)

Corp.

Dental Mfg.

2-

Co.—

Inc.

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

Whirlpool

&

25c

(quar.)
Instrument

3-

5

2-

95c

2-28

____

1

2-15

$1.25

2-15

tlOc

—

Auto

s

2-

$1.25

com.

75C

tquar.)_

(quar.)

preferred

(S. S.)

Re€S*

of

2-15

Inc.

Electrical

Holder» *

Payable

75c

(quar.)

56 %C

—

*38c
:—

Weston
White

____

America

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Westmoreland,
White

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport &

6

4-

4-15

1

Railway—

preferred

preferred

3.80%

30C

6%

$1.12%

5%

Westinghouse Electric Corp.,

per

com.

_

Ltd.

2-15

2-15

Fund, Inc.—

Syndicate,

Virginian

2-15

1

1

1

common

15c

(reduced)

Corp.

Ventures,

2-

3-

3-15

$1.12%

—

Cos.

1

65c

(quar.)

.•

Coal

3-15

25c

____

—,

=

Electric

3-25

33-

When

Share

Co.,

5%
preferred A (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery—

for

$100

_

Corp.,

dividend

3-11

2-19

3-

_

called

at

dividend)

Vanadium-Alloys Steel

$1

__

class A

(quar.)

'■'.Extra
United

Cash

Stock

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Corps., Ltd.,

Class

1-11

2-19

35c

preferred (quar.)—
United Aircraft Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.)
United

2-15

3-10

(quar.)

____

income

2-10

(quar.)_

class A

1-20

Income

earned

50c

35c

Co.

Lines,

From

2-19

5

22 y2c

(quar.)

15

prior preference

Value Line

1-20
1-20

5

,

issue

Feb.

Iron

&

87y2c

Omaha, Ltd.

Per

_

Western Pacific RR.

1

3-

25C

Co.

Sugar

Mould

$5.50

2-

3-

$1.06%

(quar.)__

—

(entire

preferred

9334C

4%%

$4.50

2-15

(quar.)___

Tank

United

of

Oil Corp.,

&

20

2-15

(quar.)__—

(quar.)____

Yards

Sulphur

1-

2-15

common.

Utah-Idaho

5

$1

Calif., common

preferred A

2-

92 Vic

—

fquar.)——

of

2-26

2

3-

$1.12%

fquar.)

.

Name of Company

of Rec.

2-15

50c

__

pfd.

preferred

redemption
on
share plus this
Valley

preferred fquar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
preferred

3-15

$1.25

fquar.)
(quar.)—__

$4.50

$3.70

2-26

(quar.)_

Co., 4%%
Winding Co.—

Co.,

4V2%

2-26

3-11

Insurance

Pictures

convertible

Upson

Missouri—

of

Co.

3-10

40c

preferred

$2.80

Payable

10c

•

25c

70c

3-

_i.

Special

*

True

Corp. (quar.)i___^__i___
Consolidated Oil (quar.)

35c

Pipe Line Corp

Truax-Traer Coal Co.,

Vitamin

S.

Universal

tquar.)

Petroleum,

2-

2-15

10%

dividend

Gas

U.

Universal

183-4C

preferred

2-4'

2-25

—

tquar.)

Transcontinental

Holders
..

Share

'

30c

(N, Y.)

When

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

'

Co.

Trade Bank & Trust Co.

Holders,

When

Share

Name of Company

Townsend

(655)

y Corrected

income

Previous

tax.

income

payment

tax.

or

published

holders

dates

of

record

dates

are

reported

here..

incorrect.

were

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ALABAMA

I

CALIFORNIA
Antioch-Live

Decatur, Ala.
Bond

City

Offering

Clerk,

auction

23,

sell at public
(CST) on Feb.
$1,500,000 school

of

Dated

April

1954. Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1974 in-

un

cluive.

California

Callable

1,

of

April 1,
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
as

1964.

Paasch,

T.

W.

—

bids at his office in Martinez, un¬

til

11

the

a.m.

(PST)

purchase of $190,000 building
Dated April 15, 1951. Due

bonds.
on

April 15 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
Principal
and
interest

clusive.

payable

Treasurer's

the
County
.Legality ap¬

at

office.

Sale—The $200,000

water

rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.

Tvokrs improvement and extension

bonds
247

offered
were

—

Feb.

%—v.

awarded

179, p.

to

a

of Henry Dahlberg &
Co., Tucson, Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., and Garrett-Bromfield & Co.,
both of Denver, as 2%s, and 3s.

Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 68
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $343,000 build¬

ing

offered

bonds

to John

awarded

Chicago,

Dec.

31

Nuveen

were

&

Co.,

Kenneth, .Ellis

and

&

Co., of Phoenix,'jointly, at 100.04,
net interest cost of about

a

follows:

as

,

143,000 3%s.-Due

on

•

Bond

(M-S)

purchase

water

1,

1953.

of

$3,110,000

Due

Dated

March

on

1

from 1956 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds

in

1964

callable

after

maturing
ere

Interest

M-S.

and

interest

the

County

at

office.

1978

to

1956

Legality

ap¬

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-

rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.

and

thereafter

March

Legality

School

Arden-Carmichael Union

California
Bond Offering—William H.

-

bonds.

revenue

March

payable

Treasurer's

July 1 from

Offering—Ivan R. Hawk¬

the

from

Principal

\District, Sacramento County,

bids until 4 p.m. (MST) on March
for

15

inclusive.

„

ins, City Clerk, will receive sealed
3

March

on

1965 to 1973 inclusive.

Tucson,-Ariz.

1, 1963.

approved

Dick,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 10 for
the purchase of $240,000 building
bonds.

Dated

March

Due

on

1978

inclusive.

March
15

15,

tory

revenue

—v.

179,

the

p.

Principal and in¬

(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.

Housing

Home

Bond

Finance

Agency.




Barbara

County, Calif.

ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v.
p.

179,

50—were awarded to Weeden &

Co., of San Francisco.
Centralia School District,

County,
Bond

Orange

Calif.

Offering

B.

J.

Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

the

Sale—The

$38,000

build¬

ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v.
p.

560

—

were

awarded

County Retirement Board,

his

at

—

office

in

(PST)

a.m.

purchase

of

on

Santa

Ana,

Feb. 16 for

$70,000

building
Dated March 15, 1954. Due

at

par.

Bond

Sale—The

$90,000

build¬

ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179,
50—were

p.

&

awarded

to

Weeden

Colony

School District,
County, Calif.

Fresno

Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 16 for
the

purchase

on

of

$61,000

Dated March

bonds.

building
1, 1954. Due

March 1 from 1955 to 1973 in¬

clusive.

Principal

and

Los

(P.

O.

County

Bond

(M-S)

Principal

payable

Bank

of

America

and

the

at

at the'

or

National

Trust

&

Savings Association, San Fran¬
Legality approved by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Loa
Angeles.
,
Soledad Union Elementary Sch.
District, Monterey County, Calif.
Bond

County

Offering—Emmet G. Mc-

Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb..
15
for
the
purchase of $54,000
building bonds.
Dated March
1954.

Due

March

1 from

1955

Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.

and
tha>

1979

on

inclusive.

District No. 22

Upland School District, San

Los Angeles),

California

District

inclusive.

City Treasurer's office,

to

County,

Angeles

Sanitation

interest

the

(M-S)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.

1969

cisco.

Co., of San Francisco.
Fresno

to

interest

County, Calif.

Offering

—

J.

|

Bernardino County, Calif.

R.

Bond

Foster,

Sale—The

$50,000

build¬

will receive ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179^
(PST) on p. 560—were awarded to Hellerv
Centerville Union School District, April 7 for the purchase of $4,- Bruce & Co., of San Francisco, a»
Fresno County, Calif.
000.000 sanitation bonds.
Dated I %s, at 100.41, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $78,000 build¬
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1.67%.
ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179, 1955 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
Washington Union School District»
and interest
p. 443—were awarded to Schwa(M-N)
payable at
Monterey County, Calif.
bacher & Co., of San Francisco,
the County Treasurer's office, or
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc~
at par, a net interest cost of about
at the National City Bank of New
Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
York.
2.89%, as follows:
Legality
approved
by
Supervisors, will receive sealed
$34,000 3s. Due on March 1 from O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
bids at his office in Salinas, until
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Angeles.
II a.m. (PST) on Feb. 15 for the*
28,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
Oxnard Elementary School District, purchase of $20,000 building bonds.
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
Ventura County,
Calif.
Due on Feb. 1
16,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
1971
Escalon
San

to

High

Sch.

Dist.,

Joaquin County, Calif.

Bond Sale—The $620,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 179,
p.

443—were awarded to

a

group

composed of William R. Staats Co.,
Los

Security-First
Los Angeles,

Angeles,

tional
H.

Bank,
Moulton

cisco, at 100.03,
2.621%,

&
a

$90,000 2V4S.
1955 to

Co., San

Na¬

and
Fran¬

1957 inclusive.

3.30s,

215,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 15 from
1971

inclusive.

$80,000 build¬

Co., both of San Francisco, joint¬

ly,

at

from 1955 to 1975 inclusive.

cipal
at

1955 to

1958 inclusive.

40,000 1 %s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1959 to

1962 inclusive.

(F-A) payable*
the County Treasurer's office.
-*

School Dist
Yolo County, Calif.

100.11, a net interest cost
1.65%, as follows:

$40,000 IV2S. Due on Feb. 15 from

Bond

Offering

County

son,

Bond

Offering

—

Calif.

1

Faye Criffen,

receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
18 for the purchase of $942,000
City

Clerk,

will

water works bonds.

Dated

March

1, 1954. Due on March 1 from 1955

L.

Hiddle-

will

receive

C.

—

Clerk,

sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
p.m. (PST) on Feb.
purchase of $98,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 15„

land, until 2
15

for

the

building
Santa Barbara,

Prin¬

and interest

Woodland Elementary

of about

net interest cost
follows:

315,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
1967 to

Sale—The

ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179,
p.
560—were
awarded
to
the
American Trust Co., and Kaiser &

as

Due on Jan. 15 from

Secretary,

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

Bond

inclusive.

1974

Union

the

to
as

179,

Spring School District, Santa

Sale—The $175,000 build¬

of about

County,. Calif.

bonds offered Feb. 1
and

Bond

R.

Bay School District, Sonoma

Ariz.

443—were awarded to

Santa

to

terest

Universtiy of Arizona (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 dormi¬

Dean

to

Co., of San Francisco.

Carpinteria Union School District,

1954.

1956

from

by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Tucson),

build¬
179,

1—v.

awarded

were

Cold

Barbara

Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue, on March 15 from 1955 to 1979
Principal and interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed inclusive.
bids at his office in Sacramento, (M-S)
payable
at
the
County
office.
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 8 for Treasurer's
Legality ap¬
the purchase of $159,000 building proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
bonds. Dated March 15,1954. Due Los Angeles.

July 1 from

on

1964 inclusive.

—

bonds.

.

$200,000 3s. Due
1954 to

3.19%,

Calif.

County,

group

•composed

443

Witter &

until 11

Arcade School District, Sacramento

Calif.
$43,000

Sale—The

ing bonds offered Feb.

16 for

Feb.

on

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-

Glendale, Ariz.
Bond

Offering

County Clerk, will receive sealed

(A-O)
ARIZONA

County,
Bond

p.

Bond

p.m.

issue

an

■bonds.

District, Contra Costa County,

Pettey,

will

2

at

Joe

—

Capella Sch. Dist., Mendocino
School

Unified

Oak

1954.
to

Due

1974

interest

on

Feb.

inclusive.

15

from

Principal

195®

and

payable at th«a
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
(F-A)

ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquistr
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Sark
Francisco.

t

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

J'

City.

Aarapahoe Counties
District No. 28

Adams and

&

approved by Mit¬
of New York

Legality

chell

COLORADO

Pershing,

Aurora), Colo.
—
The $2,000,000

(P. O.

Sale

Bond

Jan. 27—
v. 179, p. 443—were awarded to a
group
headed by the Northern
Trust Co., Chicago, at 100.14, a net
interest cost of about 2.41%, as

building bonds offered

follows:

1 from

$350,000 3%s. Due on Nov.
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
1960 to

1, 1965

225,000 2.20s. Due on Nov.
and 1966.

by

Port District to investigate financ¬

ing which would be necessary to
realize the Port District's plan to

Calumet as an in¬
harbor.

Lake

dustrial and commercial

District's

Port

The

announce¬

in its pro¬

ment of this latest step

named Glore, Forgan & Co.,

gram

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., to
conduct the financing investiga¬

from

for these firms
said they would go ahead imme¬
diately with their investigatory

the

of

members

Other

group:

Mercantile Trust Company, of St.

Louis, Boettcher & Co., Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., both of Denver,
Stern Bros. & Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., both of Kansas

& Co., Inc.,

City, Braun, Bosworth

Peters,
Writer
&
Christensen,
Coughlin & Co., both of Denver,
and Kalman
& Co., of Minne¬

and

tion.

Spokesmen

work.
It

was

the

Port

previously announced by
District that an initial

$10,000,000 woudl be raised to
construct 7,000 feet of dockage, a
transit
shed
and
bulk plant, a

is

(State of)
Joseph

Connecticut

Offering:

Note

proposal that the
given title to 1,-

a

Port District be

—

300

A.

below

bottom

lake

of

acres

Ultimately the program calls for

Adorno, State Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until 11 a.m.

development of 10 miles of docks

(EST) on Feb. 10 for the purchase
$49,500,000 rental housing
notes. Dated March 4, 1954. Due

equipped
with transit sheds, cranes, tracks
and other port facilities.

of

and

Hartford.

Dist.

County

Bond Offering—Sealed bids

Feb.

will

Feb. 24 for the

be received until

purchase of $2,500,000 bonds, di¬
vided

1,000,000 water bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1955 to 1994 incl.

for

the

Bond Sale—The

$1,300,000 school

and funding bonds offered Feb. 3

•—vf)179, p. 560—were awarded to

composed of Estabrook &

Co., Putnam & Co., R. L. Day &
Co., and Coffin & Burr, all of Bos¬
ton, as 2.10s, at 100.49, a basis of

purchase of $13,-

DELAWARE

Hill-

Minquadale Sch. Dist. No. 47
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
'

Bonds Not Sold—Proposed

sale
on
Jan. 28 of $280,000 building
bonds—v. 179, p. 443—had to be
called off because of pending liti¬
gation.

District

School

Bonds

-

building

Feb.

1—v.

179,

p.

bonds

tf

for

the

offered

443—were re¬

Offering—Carole Garlan,

Town Auditpr-Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March

23

for

the

purchase

of

$200,000 gfeneral obligation water
system ijnprovement bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1954, Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds ma¬

turing in 1957 and thereafter are
callable as of Jan. 1, 1957.
Prin¬

cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, Fort Lauder¬
Chase National
Bank, New York City.' Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
dale,

or

at

the

of Chicago.

Miami, Fla.
Bond

Offering — G. N. Shaw,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 17 for the

until

7:30

the

for

Due

Oct.

on

Principal

payable
Bank

Martinsville

Due

O.

P.

from

County,

III.
$250,-

Carterville),

of

issue

Sale—An

sold
Midwest Securities Co., of

000 school building bonds was
to

the

Chicago,

1956 to

4s.

inclusive.

1960

Due

Jan.

on

1

from

1961 to 1974 inclusive.

Dated Jan. 1, 1954.

of

1955

1973

to

interest
the First Na¬
and

at
Chicago,

bank

or

at

trust

or

of

Chicago.)

Principal and
at
the

Winnebago

County Sch. Dist.
Rockford), III.
The

—

28—v.
as

179,

p.

&

National

York

Brown

J.

K.

a

for a combination of
41/4S, 3s, 2%s and 2V2S, a net in¬

—

Darlene Wal-

den, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 8
for the purchase of

cost

bonds

&

Milwaukee,

1984

to

&

the

Bank

Bank,
Trust

&

National

City

and

&

all

1.15%

to

Lake), Iowa

Clear

O.

—

Sewer District

were

Bond

Offering

—

cago,

as

30

Jan.

President,

Lake

County School District No. 65

KANSAS

Fort Wayne

Bond Sale—The $640,000

to

awarded

Co.,

of

of

First

the

build¬

27

Jan.

offered

bonds

were

National

and Zahner &
City, jointly, at

Chicago,
Kansas

net interest cost of about
1.98%, as follows:

100.02,

a

2s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬

$320,000

Feb. 1

—

1956 to 1983 inclusive. Callable as were awarded
of June 1, 1958. Principal and in¬ Trust Co., and
both of

v.

to

443

179,

p.

the

Northern

Illinois

—

Company,

Chicago, jointly, at 100.10,

l%s/Due

Feb.

1

and

Feb.

on

1

and

Aug. 1, 1965.
288,000

2s.

Due

on

Municipal University of Wichita

(P. O. Wichita), Kan.
Bond Offering—J. T. Klepper,

Ind.

(CST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $239,000 notes. Dated March 9, 1954.
5, 1954.

group composed

&

of

Co.,

Louisville,

$241,000

as

3V2S.

follbws:

Due

March

on

1

from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.

1.95,000

3%s.

Due

March

on

1

from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.

114,000 4s. Due
1971

March 1 from

on

inclusive.

1973

to

The

bonds are dated
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Peoples First Na¬

Legality
approved
by
Fahey, of Louisville.

&

Hays

LOUISIANA

Bunkie, La.
Certificate

16

Offering:

S.J.

—

the

for

purchase of $40,certificates,
due
serially from 1954 to 1962 inclu043.41

paving

sive.
Calcasieu

(P.

School

Parish

O. Lake

Bond

District

Charles), La.

Sale—The

*

$460,000 School

District No, 23 bonds offered Feb.
2—v.
to

179,

148—were awarded
& Sanford, of

p.

White,

New

Hattier

Orleans;

The other

$325,000 bonds ($100,and $225,000 School District 28) offered the
000

School

District 27

awarded to "the*
Securities * Corp.,
of

day
Equitable

same

East

were

Wichita 2, Kansas.

-

-

-

,

School

District

S

-

-

.

t

Jefferson County

.

(P. O.

Louisville), Ky. Bond
Sale
The $3,940,000
»

1

O.

(P.

Providence), La.
Offering — M. M. Wals-.

Bond

Secretary

School

bids until 11
10

the

for

building
1954.

Due

1974

and

(CST)

a.m.

purchase

$900,000

Alternate

non-callable

on

bonds

on

March'

on

of

bonds. Dated April lr
on
April 1 from 1956

inclusive.

asked

are

Parish

the

of

Board, will receive sealed

callable

bids

bonds

10

after

years

from date of issue. Interest

A-O.

Legality approved by Foley>:
Judell, of New Orleans.

Cox

&

Gonzales, La.
Bond

Clerk

...

-

Offering—Sully Gautreauv

of the

will

receive

p.m.

(CST)

purchase
KENTUCKY

No.

Lake

worth,

to

Consolidated

Parish

Carroll

-

1, 1954.

Note Offering—Sealed bids will

a

$550,bonds

Boyce, Bankers
Almstedt Bros., all of
Louisville, A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Chicago, and W. L. Lyons & Co.,

Secretary of the Board of Regents,

Housing Authority,

be received until 1 p.m.

Due Nov.

Bros.

of

revenue

clusive.

32,000

Indiana

Sale—The $450,000 bonds

Stein

Bond

Feb.

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

(P. O. Lake Bluff), III.

awarded to

was

of

issue

building

Armand, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on

School District, Kan.

Lawrence

Holding

000 notes. Dated March

inclusive.

000 school

2V4S, at 100.77, a basis of

District and the successful bidder.

1971 to 1973

Sale—An

Nashville.

will

of

both

Paducah), Ky.
Bond

2.16%.

receive will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 25 for the
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $400,000
purchase of $2,400,000 bonds, di¬
Legality approved by Chapman- first mortgage bonds.
Dated
vided as follows:
& Cutler, of Chicago.
March 1, 1954. Due semi-annually
$1,800,000 general obligation tax
from July 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1976
Lake County, Lake Forest School
improvement bonds. Due on
inclusive.
Bonds due Jan. 1, 1961,
District No. 67 (P. O. Lake
May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1955
and thereafter are callable as of
to 1973 inclusive.
Forest), III.
July 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
Bond Sale—The $380,000 build¬
600,000 Field House revenue
est (J-J) payable at the Indiana
bonds.. Due on June 1 from
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179, National Bank, Indianapolis. Le¬
1956 to 1983 inclusive.
p. 561—were awarded to the Illi-^
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
nois Co., Chicago, and Braun, Bos¬ Ice
The
bonds
are
dated Feb.
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
1,
worth & Co., Toledo, jointly, at
1954. Legality approved by Chap¬
100.13, a net interest cost of about Evansville Housing Authority, Ind. man &
Cutler, of Chicago, and
Note Offering—Jean Wiseman,
1.89%, as follows:
NeSmith, Fugate & Anderson, of
Executive Director, will receive Wichita.
$215,000 13/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
Copies of the prospectus
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
1955 to 1970 inclusive..
may
be obtained from Ranson165,000 2s. Due on Dec. 1 from Feb. 26 for the purchase of $15,- Davidson Co., Inc., Beacon Bldg.,
Carty,

Co.,

McCracken County (P. O.

Chi¬

offered

about

of

James D. Mc-

&

Co., Edw. G. Taylor &
Co., all of Cincinnati, F. L. Dupree
& Co., of Harlan, Wagner, Reid
&
Ebinger, The Kentucky Co.,
Smart, Clowes & Oswald, Inc., all

sold

the Central Republic Co.,

INDIANA

Corporation,

Hinsch

A.

The $609,000 water

clusive.

School

group:

1953.

Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1974 in¬

Alexandria

the

of

members

tional Bank & Trust Co., Paducah.

American
Co., and

Bank,

1

heimer &

re-

were

from

yield

1955

from

IOWA

Rockford.

Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬

payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany mutually acceptable to the

inclusive
to

Clear Lake Sanitary

Pickard, Inc., of Chicago,
National

National

serially

2.85%.

Trust

Reinholdt

Feb.

on

Cincinnati, W. L. Lyons & Co., of
Louisville, Pohl & Co., Breed and
Harrison, Inc., both of Cincinnati,
O'Neal, Alden & Co., of Louisville,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Goodbody & Co., both of
New York, Security and Bond Co.,
of Lexington, Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., Magnus & Co., Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, Fox, Reusch &
Co., Bohmer-Reinhart & Co., all
of Cincinnati, Russell, Long & Co.,
of Lexington, Doll & Isphording,
Inc., Seasongood & Mayer, West-

The

2.70%.

about

mature

Bank

$415,000 build¬

(J-D)

of

terest

basis of about

Bank

Chas.

100.01,

Co., Inc., Toledo, L. F. Rothschild
& Co., of New York, Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co., of Chicago, Milwaukee

Third

III..

Raffensperger,
Indianapolis, and
& Co., Inc., Muncie,

City,

Co.,

&

Hughes

ing

of

Michigan

First of

Corp., Clark, Dodge & Co., all of
New

Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., all
of Chicago, Braun, Bosworth &

bett

O. Farmer

(P.

Co.,

G.

248—were awarded

l3/4s, at 100.008,

Due

of Louisville.

Barney & Co., Blyth & Co., A.
Becker

bonds

$4,390,000

3%s.

from 1965 to 1973 incluisve.

—

1.74%, to a syndicate composed of
First National Bank, Continental
Illinois

&

works revenue bonds offered
Feb. 3
v.
179, p. 248 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the
First
Boston
Corp., Smith,

to

school building bonds offered Jan.

Feb. l from

on

1964 inclusive.

to

age

& Trust

No. 205 (P. O.

Sale

Ice

Muncie, Ind.

(P.

Bond

1961

2,162,000

Sale—The $3,600,000 sew¬

Bond Sale

Co.,

10

Ross, -McCord,

by

proved

payable

(J-J)

DeWitt, Piatt & McLean Counties Gardner, of St. Louis, White-Phil¬
lips Co., of Davenport, Burns, CorCommunity Unit Sch. Dist.
No.

p.m.

Miller, of Indianapolis.

at

follows:

as

receive
sealed
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $450,000

2

the

1, 1954. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1965 inclu¬
sive. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬

Carterville
Community High Sch. Dist.

Bond

will

until

for

11

school building bonds. Dated Feb.

1970 inclusive.

to

1967

1

Dec.

on

K.

Walter

—

p.

$175,000 l%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1966 inclusive.
2s.

Offering

Bond

Bond

75,000

Metropolitan School

District, Ind.

group

a

Co., Chicago, at 100.15, a net in¬
terest cost of about 1.85%, as fol¬

$5,875,000

be mutually ac¬
ceptable to the purchaser and the
District. (Copies of the bond of¬
fering prospectus are available
through George Wendt, Municipal
Bond Dept., First National Bank

Bond

(J-D) payable in New York

at
the
National
City
Evansville.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.

Bank,

bids

Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Toledo, and Allan Blair &

Feb. 15

on

of

from

1

(A-O)

offered




to

bonds
are
dated Feb.
1,
Principal and interest. (J-J)

Education,

bridge
179,

4—v.

awarded

American National Bank

Wesley L.

(CST)

p.m.

purchase

inclusive.

Dec. 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from

terest

Feb.

offered

443—were

building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954.

purchase of $3,000,OOO water revenue bonds. Dated

*

(P. O.
III.

Morrison),

Bond Sale—The $250,000

Feb. 1 from

on

1955 to 1960 inclusive.

786,000 3V?.s. Due

Other

James, Secretary of the Board of

Whiteside County
"

$992,000 3%s. Due

of

follows:

payable

Louis.

—

sive. Principal and interest

-

Bond

Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Education, will receive sealed bids

on

FLORIDA

The
1954.

mutually

company

Co., Chicago. * Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.

Offering

ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Fla.
.

trust

or

interest

Winnetka), III.
Bond

Bond Offering

turned unopened,
"t

bank

County, New Trier Township

City),

Del.

Sold—Bids

Not

$800,000

in¬

(J-D) payable at a Chicago

225,000

High Sch. Dist. No. 203 (P. O.

Pleasant

(P. O.

Wilmington),

Principal and

ville, at par ,a net interest cost of
about 3.71%, as follows:

Township
bonds. Almsted Bros., Bankers Bond Co.,
Due semi-annually from July both of
Louisville, Blyth & Co., of
1, 1955 to July 1, 1970 inclu¬ Chicago, Stein Bros. & Boyce, of
sive.
Louisville, W. E. Hutton & Co.,

offercd
Cook

n

(CST)

purchase
as

i

will

syndicate headed by
& Son, of Louis¬

a

B. Hilliard

Civil

46,750

acceptable to the purchaser and
the District. Legality approved by

4,200.000 construction warrants.

company as may

Rose

New Castle County, Mount

inclusive.

on

$25,000 33/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from

such other Chicago

County,

1973

terest

$9,375,000 corporate purposes war¬

tional

about 2.02%.

Castle

Due

1955 to

1 from

Dec.

1954.

Brown, Secretary of the Board of

Connecticut

New

on

follows:

as

O. Southington),

(P.

purchase of $690,000
bonds. Dated March 1,

the

for

building

receive

(CST)

a.m.

rants.

$1,500,000 sewer bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1955 to 1984 incl.

Sopthington

11

will

Clerk,

575,000 tax anticipation warrants,

follows:

as

group

District

sealed bids until 11

Metropolitan
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.

Hartford

15

Warrant Offering—Harry E. Ea¬

ton,

Due

Feb.

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on

Chicago Sanitary District, III.

by Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of

the

v

School Township' bonds.
semi-annually from July

$46,750

Carpenter, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed

Williamson

4, 1955. Legality approved

March

piers

major

seven

for

11

$93,500 bonds, divided

lows:

115th Street.

Feb.

on

of

Composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,

Awaiting action b$r the City of
CONNECTICUT

J. J.

sive.

tracks and

Chicago

'

Trustee,

receive bids until 7:30 p.m.

Stephenson County School District
No. 145 (P. O. Freeport), III.
Bond Offering — Theodore R.

bonds

apolis.

awarded to

Twp.

1, 1955 to July 1, 1970 inclu¬

grain elevator, dredging of chan¬
nels and construction of railroad
roadways.

Township

Barchet,

1

$345,000 2V4s, due on Dec.
from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.

Regional

Chicago

the

375,000 2.40s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.

570,000 2V2S. Due on Nov. 1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.

school building bonds:
$80,000 2s, due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to
1961
inclusive; and

vestment banking firms

chosen

1959 inclusive.

to

425,000

Chicago in¬
have been

Studied—Two leading

develop

Due on Nov. 1 from
1964 inclusive.

480,000 2s.

ILLINOIS

Sch.

Township,

O. Evansville), Ind.
Bond
Offering — M e 1
(P.

follows:

as

Chicago Regional Port District, III.
Financing
Program
to
Be

German

2.22%,

net interest cost of about

a

$25,000 school house site bonds as
IV2S. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955

City.

School

Joint

a

Monday, February 8, 1954

(656)

48

of

Board of

on

Aldermen,:

bids

sealed

Feb.

24

until

for

$10,000 "public

7

the

im¬

provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1954.
to

Due

1964

ori

March

inclusive.

1' from

Interest

1955

M-S..

—

school building revenue
fered Feb. 3—v.

179,

p.

bonds of¬
561—were

Legality approved by
&

Foley, Cox

Judell, of New Orleans.

•

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Number 5297

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1

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O

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>

M

V

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»

v.

Lincoln Parish Con. School District
No.l
Bond

(P. O. Ruston), La..

nau

& Kees, of New Orleans, on a

bid

reflecting

net interest

a

cost

Clearwater and Polk Counties Joint

Day & Co., all of Boston, as 2s,
at 100.13, a basis of about 1.98%.

Sale—The $282,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179,
p. 148—were awarded to Ducour-

I

L.

Independent Consolidated School
District No.

W atertown,* Mass.

Bonds

.

Sold—No

Not

submitted

bids

were

idan, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw-:

the

for

$76,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179, p. 148.
'Terrebonne

Consolidated

Parish

School District No.

1

(P.O.

to

Due

1974

inclusive.

ity

for the purchase

ing

bonds.

Feb.

on

of 700,000 build¬

Dated

of New Orleans.

approved

Winnsboro, La.

$450,000 water

works improvement and fire pro¬
tection bonds offered Feb. 2—v.

179,

444—were

p.

awarded

to

a

group composed of Barrow, Leary
& Co., Felix
M. Rives, both of

Scharff & Jones, of
Orleans; Leland Speed Co.,
of Jackson; M. A. Saunders & Co.,
National

Bank, both of
Memphis, and Harold E. Wood &

Co., St. Paul.

from

alley

1954

to

1958

Burton

16

Attleboro, Mass.

561—were

awarded

to

Union

Securities

Corp., New York City,
1.70s, at 100.13, a basis of about

as

1.68%.

Billerica,

The

e

project

offered

Feb.

and

3—v.
to

awarded

were

$2,100,000
school bonds

—

179,
a

561—

p.

group

com¬

posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
W. E.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Goldman,

& Hill, and Lyons & Shal'to,

both of Boston, as 2.40s, at 100.64,

basis of about 2.32%.
,

Note

&

Co.,

The

were

Second

561

p.

MacArthur

ower,

Sills, Fairman
Chicago, jointly.

the

and

Feb.

Education

Metropolitan District, Mass.

awarded

to

a

group

com¬

posed of First Boston Corp.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Harriman
'Ripley & Co.; Smith, Barney &
•Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
'Corp.; White, Weld & Co., and
R. L. Day & Co., all of New York
as

about

2.30s, at 100.52,

basis of

a

2.27%.

Note Sale—The

•offered

the

Wyoming Township Graded School
District No.

1

Feb.

3

National

The notes

and

mature

Bond

$1,000,000 notes

were

awarded

Shawmut

are

on

until

7:30

on

building

bonds.
on

Dated

March

May 1 from

clusive.

Bonds

1, 1954. Due
1955 to 1969 in¬

due

in

1963

and

Bank

to
of

to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New

Bond

Sale—The $600,000

bonds

179,

561—were

offered

Blue

school

Feb.

awarded

3—v.
to

a

composed of Estabrook &
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., and R.
group




Feb.

on

and

obligation
offered

3—v.

awarded

pool

179,

to "the

the

system

First

561—
Na¬

tional Bank of St. Paul, at par.

sealed

(MST)

p.m.

water

1957

Due

approved
&

to

1964 inclusive.

Offering — Timothy M.
Maloney, Town Clerk, will 're¬
ceive

school

callable

V.

district
on

five

Lower

Township School District
(P. O. Cape May R. F. Q.),
New

Barret,

Fitch,

Kansas

City,

North

paviijig

bonds.

from

1956 to

Bonds

matur¬

March

1

inclusive.

callable

after

60,000 2V4s. Due
1965

1954.

to

jointly,
of

bonds

$200,to

of

(M-N)

payable

tional Bank

&

Feb.
1,
interest
the City Na¬

bonds

at

Trust Co.,

Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Kansas

Bond

Sale

auditorium

bonds

97.56,

&
a

The

$4,100,000

garage

Jan.

27—v.

dated

are

March

awarded

to

District No. R-7 (P. O.

179,

651—were

p.

Kirkwood),

Offering—Hope B. Baker,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until

offered

group composed

1,

a

basis

i

.

,

ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 179,
p. 445—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., New York City, as
23/4s, at 100.16, a basis of about
2.72%.

Nutley School District,

J.

N.

Bond Offering—Everett Zabris-

the

1954.

purchase
bonds.

Due

1982

on

of

$735,000

Dated

March

1

March
from

1,

1955

inclusive.

Principal and
payable at the
Nutley.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
interest

Bank

(M-S)

of

Seaside Heights, N. J.
Bond

Sale

—

The

V

$40,000 storm

damage bonds offered Feb. 3—v.
179, p. 562—were awarded to J. B.
Hanauer

&

at

a

100.01,

Rancocas

Co., Newark, as 2%s,
basis of about 2.87%.

Valley Regional High
(P. O. Mount
Holly), N. J.

School District

sewer

Feb.

Offering

—

Arthur

D.

$20,000 3s.

to

and

2.91%,

as

Dec.

2V2S.

Due

on

80,000 2%s. Due

2%s.

from

50,000

on

Dec. 15 from

Due

on

15

Dec.

Due

on

Dec.

15,

1978 and 1979.

50,000 2.95s. Due
and

$44,500

bids

A.

1* g e

will

until

8

re¬

p.m.

Feb. 17 for the purchase

bonds, divided

as

fol¬

lows:

general
series A bonds.

improvement,

on

B

bonds.

3,000 assessment bonds.
The

bonds

are

1954 and mature

1974 to 1977 inclusive.

2.90s.

on

15

1970 to 1973 inclusive.

100,000

sealed

Treasurer,

4,500 general improvement, series
Dec.

from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.

1

Offering— Ge p

City

(EST)
of

15, 1956

1957.

155,000

Kress,
ceive

$37,000

follows:

on

Bond

a

of Harriman Rip¬

Due

South Amboy,: N. J.

3—v.

awarded

ley & Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich
& Co., both of New York City,
and
Julius
A.
Rippel, Inc., of
Newark, at 100.01, a net interest

John

Missouri
Bond

bonds

p.

Co., Chicago, as 4Vs,
basis of about 4.20%.

3.15s, at 100.19,

as

Bond

Sale—The $810,000

system

revenue

179,

and

Offering—Gordon

cost of about

City, Mo.
—

plaza

offered

Bond

dated

and

Newark,

Cross, Secretary of the Board of
Dillon,
Education, will receive sealed, bids
City Manager, will receive sealed until 8:15
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 9
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 10
for the purchase of $150,000 build¬
for the purchase of $300,000 tax
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due
anticipation notes. Dated Feb. 11, on Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973
inclu¬
1954. Due Dec. 8, 1954.
sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the Farmers Trust Co.,
NEW JERSEY
Mount Holly.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, DelafieldJf& Wood,
Bergen County Sewer Authority
of New York
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
City.

inclusive.

are

Principal

Co.,

about 3.12%.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

March 1 from

on

1967

&

five

Wells, Martin & Lane of Omaha.

March 1 from

on

awarded to Ryan,

were

—

Hanauer

call¬

are

1954. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by

follows:

as

$140,000 2s. Due

250

p.

Lebenthal & Co., New York City,

from date of issue; those

1980

Co.,

&

Jersey

Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 27—v. 179,

to

are

The

of

sold

-p.m.

cipal and interest (F-A) payable
the Peoples National Bank &
Co., of Irvington. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.

building

after

able after the sixth year.

works

of

was

8

Trust

for

from date of issue.

Note

issue

until

from 1955 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬

Bonds

sive

District, Mo.

bonds

bids

Feb. 9 for the purchase
$119,000 improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1
on

,

■

School

sealed

of

Claremont, N. H.

Sale—An

Irvington, N. J.

„

Bond

there¬

1960 and

are

1964

MISSOURI
Butler

by Hawkins,
Wood, of/ New York

City.

inclusive.

Bond

the

at

Collingswood.

March

on

ing from 1960 to 1962 inclu¬

bonds.

to

Principal and

on

years

revenue

1,

1955

kie, Secretary of the Board^ of
paving Education, will receive sealed bids
1 from until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb." 17

intersection

years

the

purchase

from

Tobin,

receive

after

par.

combined

serially

bonds

p.

will
7:30

maturing in

179,

to

Feb.

from

Bond Sale—The $220,000 build¬

follows:

1956

1

payable

Delafield

for the

as

(F-A)

Legality

purchase of $234,000 general obligation bonds, di¬

4s.

St. Louis County, Kirkwood School

Earth, Minn.

swimming

Feb;

1—v.

awarded

for

sewer

Due

at

Bond Sale—The $80,000 general

were

9

$850,000

Nuveen

MINNESOTA

8

179,

McComb, Miss.
Offering — Margaret

249—were

City.

1954.

Feb.

Stewart, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5:30 p.m. (CST)

company

York

until

bonds.

as

Feb.

inclusive.

$1,220,000 build¬

Offering—Gordon

Clerk,

bids

J.

$132,000

1—v.

dated

are

on

Metuchen School District, N. J.

City

$15,000 school
Feb.

Co., of Memphis,

were

—

The

(EST)

p.m.

Feb. 17 for the purchase of
$660,000
general obligation

dated Feb. 3, 1954

Nov. 5,

project
n.

Van-

Wiere, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed

bids

Bond

$172,000

•

of

Sidney, Neb.

1955 to 1964 inclusive.

Offering—William

der

Marshfield, Mass.
Bond

(P. O. Grandville),

Michigan

of

149

bids

NEBRASKA

awarded to M. A.

County,

Sealed

—

of

follows:

as

bonds
Due

1973

interest

ing bonds.

Due

000

maturity.

1072

Clark

the purchase

102,000

prior

are callable as of
May
1,
1957.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust

Boston, at 1.02% discount.
-

to

Callable

1,

will be received until Feb. 25 for

Thomastown Con.

March 1 from 1955

inclusive.

1 from

to E.

purchase

at

due in 1963 and 1964

receive

thereafter

Fall River, Mass.
'

1971

The

—

were

—

bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
10 for the purchase of $1,on

Feb.

on

Offering

(P. O.

awarded

Carthage Bank, at

&

800,000 school bonds. Dated March

$3,063,000 bonds
29—v. 179, p. 444—

Jan.

will

and

Bond

Redwood

ing bonds offered Feb.

sealed

of

1

County, Helena
High School District (P. O.
Helena), Mont.

Co., of Minneapolis.

Sale

Leake

Toledo.

Board

The

1954.

(EST)

Feb.

2.60s, at 100.11.

Lewis

Sch. Dist. (P. O. Carthage), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 build¬

Note Offering—The Clerk of the

Bank,

&

Saunders &

of

a

and

the

87,000 general bonds.
9,000 sewer bonds.

Indep. Consol.

notes offered

445

p.

—

Rochester

as

County (P. O.
Vaiden), Miss.

p.

Harris

on

MONTANA

Carroll

obligation building bonds offered
Jan. 28
v.
179, p. 444 — were

Stranahan,

Due

and 1973,

vided

Note

(P. O. Nashville), Mich.

to

from

1

from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.

MISSISSIPPI

bus

Bond Sale—The $35,000 general

& Co.,

Joint

were

—

Prescott

K. Kellogg Rural
Agricultural School District

Bank, all of New
First National Bank,

National

444

p.

Ken-

Harris,

l%s.

455,000 2s. Due

$305,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 27—v. 179,

Co., Detroit,
&

1,790,000

Echo), Minn.

DAs, at

to

Feb.

on

1955 to 1959 inclusive.

Bond Sale—The

Nashville-W.

Bond Sale—The

City,

&

and

to

were

awarded

were

—

Simon

$355,000 4s. Due

1 from

Jan.

School District No. 66

a

Braun, BosToledo, and North¬
as

on

Medicine

Counties

1—

Bond Sale—The $235,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—V. 179,

ton, at 1.04% interest, plus a' pre¬
mium of $44.
Dated Feb. 5, 1954.
Due Nov. 3, 1954.

:offered

Yellow

and

Feb.

Lincoln and Lake Twps. Fractional
School District No. 6 (P. O.

1, 1954. Due

.

offered

Co., Chicago,

State Street Trust Co., all of Bos¬

Boston

improve¬
main

M.

&
Co., St. Louis,
Whipple & Co., and the
Illinois Company,
both of Chi¬
cago, at 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 1.88%, as follows:

Jan. 1 from
Jan.

for

bonds, divided

Camden Trust Co.,

I.

1973 to 1978 inclusive.

spe¬

P. Morgan

awarded to

C. J. Devine

Inc.,

City,

street

to

Bacon,

1967 to 1972 inclusive.

basis of about 1.20%.

a

on

65,000 2.60s. Due

$1,415,000

15

27—

Co., Salomon Bros. &
all of New York City,

Hutzler,

follows:

as

on

Offering—R. s. Wigfield,

Dillon

&

15 from*-

Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.

group composed of Blyth & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Eastman,

1957 to 1966 inclusive.

60,000 2V2S. Due

Detroit,

Co..

2.45%,

$100,000 2V4S. Due

Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan

Hanover

York

&

100.13,

Co.,

Sale—The $5,000,000 notes

composed of J.

group

Corp.,

awarded

Boston, Mass.

offered Feb. 2

cost of, about

June 1, 1969.

on

$2,600,000

awarded

Dec.

on

Collingswood, N. J.
Bond

—

inclusive.

444—were awarded to

Trust

ern

Co., Estabrook & Co., F.
MoseLey & Co., R. L. Day &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., all of
New York City, Dwinnell, Hark-

a

Co., of

June 1 from

on

water

bonds

p.

worth

S.

ness

Dec.

on

&

250—were

p.

Dec. 15, 1983

1993 inclusive.

to

Feb. 1 from 1963

on

The

—

(P. O. St. Charles), Minn.
Gallatin County Sch. Dist. No. 44
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
(P. O. Belgrade), Mont.
ing bonds offered Jan. 26—v. 179,
Bond Sale—The
p. 249—were awarded to Shaugh$265,000 build¬
nessy & Co., St. Paul, and Wells ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179,
Elliott
&
were
Co., of Minneapolis, p. 149
awarded to the
jointly, at 100.40, a net interest Miners National Bank of Butte,

June 1 from

on

Sale—The

sewer,

179,

Sachs &

-

Due

Sale

on

$76,000 water bonds.

District,

a

County Reorganized
(P.O.
Caruthersville), Mo.

Stevensville), Mich.

Mass.

S a 1

Bond

school

1968

cial. assessment

igan

the

23

School District No. 5

1, 1954.

group composed of the First Mich¬

Sale—The $140,000 water
offered Feb. 4—v. 179,, p.

bonds

on

179,

v.

Pemiscot

Flint, Mich.
Bond

v.

Bond

Feb.

1985 to

bidder

building bonds offered Jan.

will

Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
building bonds was sold to Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas
Dec.
iCity, as 3%s and 4V4S. Dated Feb.

inclusive.

30,000 1 M>s. Due

sidewalk

■

1964

to

1965 to

■

,

ment,

MASSACHUSETTS

sold

was

Barcus, Kindred
Chicago, as follows:
1954

5, 1954.

Bond

;

inclusive.

to

120,000 3y2s. Due

dated Feb. 5, 1954

until

and 1984..
280,000 3s. Due

desig¬

company

successful

Missouri

bonds.

Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000

the Casco Bank & Trust
Co., of
Portland, at 0.92% discount.
are

Schools,

bids

the

No. 47

'

re¬

Township School District
(P. O. Flint), Mich..

building bonds

Portland, Me.

The notes

sealed

of

trust

or

by

Webster Groves School

purchase of $52,000 build¬
ing bonds.

a.m.

No. S

,

$250,000 3%s. Due

Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
offered Feb. 2 were awarded to

Superintendent

50,000 2;95s."Due

building

acceptable to the Board of
Directors. Legality approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.

building bonds.

rejected.

was

$825,000

and

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ to 1974
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
able at the City's current official
Legality approved by Charles &
bank in Detroit, Chicago or New
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
York City. Legality approved
by
Winona and Olmsted Counties
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Joint Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 60
Stone, of Detroit.

MAINE

and mature Oct.

10

paving
Dated Dec. 15, 1953. Due

Shreveport;

First

will

on Feb. 9 for the purchase
$100,000 special assessment

and

pur¬

the

nated

bid submitted at the Jan.

one

offering

bank

a

p.m.

for the

(EST)
street

for

4

of

for the

Principal and interest payable at

(P. O. Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond Offering — Allen Leland,

Thorn-

erspoon, City Controller,
ceive
sealed bids
until
of

23

dent School District

.

New

and

Storey,

.

,

Sale—The

by

Feb.

on

until

Feb." 8

on

bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

Hennepin County, Blaine Indepen¬

MICHIGAN

15

Bond

and

Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—John H. With-

25

April 1, 1954.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to 1979
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,

*

Principal

bids

(CST)

p.m.

purchase

(P. O. Clear->

of $160,000

receive

Secretary of the Parish School
will receive sealed bids
(CST)

26

payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬

Board,

a.m.

The

1955

interest

Bond Offering—H. L. Bourgeois,

10

(CST)
chase

dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.

Houma), La.

until

March 1 from

on

sealed

ceive

mut Bank of Boston, 40

1954.

25

brook), Minn.
Bond Offering — Raymond
Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬

Bond Offering—James H. Sher¬

Water St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Tangipahoa Parish School District Feb. 10 for the purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
Dated March 1,
No. 106 (P. O. Amite), La.

of about 2.95%.

8

1955

1981.

25,000 3s. Due Dec. 15, 1982.

1962

dated
on

March

1,

March 1 from

inclusive.

Principal

and interest (M-S) payable at the
First National Bank of South Am-

boy,
Dec. 15, 1980

to

or at the South Amboy Trust
Legality approved by Cald- *
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.

Co.

v

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

u'.rf

50

Monday, February 8, 1954

...

(658)

terials and

consists of:

The offering

District

Township School

Union

{P. O. Hampton, R. D.), N. J.
$20,000,00 serial bonds of 1953.
Bond Offering—Ellen S. Martin,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
1978 inclusive. Principal and
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

tion, will receive sealed bids until
0 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for the
purchase
of
$192,000
building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
Due
on Dec.
1 from 1954 to 1972 in¬

Manufacturers Trust

Bond Offering—E. M.

Nov.

dated

are

1,

Legality approved by Haw¬

1953.

Counsel to the Authority,
King & Dawson, of
New York City, the latter's fee to
be paid for by the successful bid¬

piecemeal

nances

Bernardi-

receive

Clifton

Glenville

Park, Charlton
Central School

1 (P. O,
Schenectady), N. Y,
Bond Offering — Ruth W.
District No.

,,

Finkle, District Clerk, will receive
pealed bids at the office of Roy

ing

York

W.

514

Peters,

Sche¬

St.,

State

nectady, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $2,013,-

building bonds. Dated March

*M)0

1, 1954. Due on March 1 from
1983 inclusive. Principal

to

1955
and

(M-S) payable at the
Ballston Spa National Bank, Ball*ton Spa. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
^Galloway, of New York City.
interest

District

York

—

$35,000 fire

The

March
sive.

of

State

or

may

be delivered at the Chase Nation¬

£ayville, as 2.20s, at par.

tee,

Columbia County (P. O.
...v
New York

Hudson),

Bank of New York City, Trus¬

al

March

on

time

1,

such

or

other

shall be acceptable to the

as

Authority and the successful bid¬
der.
Upon the delivery of the
Bond Offering — Sterling Wycbonds, or as soon as ^.practical
fcoff, County Treasurer, will re¬ thereafter the successful bidder
ceive
sealed
bids
until 3 p.m. will be furnished with a record of

(EST) on Feb. 9 for the purchase
of $367,500 general improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,*1954. Due on
May 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank &

proceedings

connection
with the issuance of the bonds.
/
certificate

A

President,

signed

by

the

other duly author¬

or

ized officer of the

ing

that

Authority, stat¬
is no litigation

there

Legality ap¬ pending in any court (either State
proved! by Hawkins, Delafield & or Federal) restraining or enjoin¬
Wood, of New York City.
ing the issuance or delivery of the

Trust

Co.,

Hudson.

bonds

Hempstead, N. Y.
Offering—Lael Von Elm,

Bond

Village Clerk, will receive sealed

(EST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $615,Q00 bonds,
bids until 2 p.m.
divided

as

$435,000

follows:

improvement

bonds.
1955

Due

Sept.

on

from

1

inclusive.

1964

to

ization

bers

officers

or

of

the

organ¬

mem¬

Author¬

March

dated

are

payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
tional Bank, West Hempstead. Le¬

Approved

Delafield'&

validity of the bonds will

Hawkins,

by

Wood, of New York

City.

Bond

Sale

—

The

$1,713,000

445—were awarded to a
composed of Roosevelt &

Cross, George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., and Til& Co., all of New York City,

ney
as

2.10s, at 100.32,

a

Sale

basis of about

2.05%.

improvement

Feb.

4

C.

to

awarded

179,

v.

—

New York

p.

J.

City,

basis of about
New

bonds

Jones Beach State

Parkway
Authority, N. Y.

viously

noted

in

179, p. 562,
the Authority is offering for sale
on
Feb. 9, a total of $40,000,000
Southern

State

Bids

bonds.

President

Parkway

will

Robert

be

revenue

received

Moses

at

by
the

Authority's office, 270 Broadway,.
New

York

Cityjc until

(EST).




11

a.m.

were

& Co.,
1.40s, at 100.32,

York State

Dated

March

March

1

sive.

until

bids

Feb.

on

Authority's

fourth

1,

2

p.m.

pur¬

building bonds.
1954.
Due on

Marine

the

at

100.62,

Dewey

proximately $300,000,000 of addi¬
tional funds will be required in
order to pay

for authorized exten¬

sions to the Thruway. The money,
it is understood, will be obtained
its

revenue

report the Authority

bonds.
noted

Dist.

Sale

The

—

179,

562—were

p.

the

Loan

to

Niagara

and

awarded

Falls,

Permanent Savings
Association, of Niagara

power

million

the

granted

statute in 1950

was

borrowing

Authority

by

expected to fi¬

the entire Thruway system.
The estimate was arrived at with¬

nance

out

benefit

plans

or

of

surveys,

foundation

detailed

information,

using 1949 construction costs as a
guide. In the intervening years,
inflated costs of right-of-way, ma¬

1

inclu¬

(J-D)

York

Ossining
No.

1

Union

Sch.

Free

Bond Sale—The

City.

a

composed of the Chemical Bank &

Co.; Harris Trust & Savings
City, and First-Westchester

National

Bank

Rochelle,

as

&

Trust

Co., New

2.20s, at 100.31,

a

basis

of about 2.16%.

Carolina

Offering

—

W. E. Easter-

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
9
for
the
purchase of $775,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.

1, 1951. Due on June 1 from 1956
1980
inclusive. Principal and
interest

(P. O. Fairport), N.

$21,000

Y.

water

extension bonds offered Jan. 28—

179,

v.

445—were

p.

Roosevelt

City,

&

3s,

as

Cross,
at

awarded

to

100.11,

Offering—S.

Treasurer,

J.

sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000

1954.

to

receive

(EST)

on

for the purchase of $86,-

17

sewer

Due

1981

interest

County

bonds. Dated March 15,
on

March 15 from 1954

inclusive.

(M-S)

Trust

Principal

and

payable at the
Pleasantville.

Co.,

Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Riverhead Water District

sealed bids until 11

a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $44,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1953.

Feb. 17 for the

on

Nov.

inclusive.

(M-N)

1

from

Principal

payable

at

1954 to

1975

and

interest

the

Suffolk

County Trust Co., Riverhead. Le¬

gality

approved

Bond Offering

bids

—

his

at

and interest
National

W. E. Easter-

office

by, Vandewater,

in

City.
chell

on

June

1955 to

1 from

Principal

and

in¬

(J-D) payable in New York

Legality approved by Mit¬
Pershing, of New York

&

City.

B

d S

o n

(P. O. Clinton), N. C.

p.

Hudson. Legal¬

of

Sale—The $200,000

build¬

2—v. 179.

562—were awarded to Breed &

I

a

e

—

The

$19,000 fire

equipment bonds offered Jan. 29
—v.
179, p. 446—were awarded to
the Brookville National Bank.
Cincinnati

City School Dist., Ohio

Bond Offering — Wm. Mietenkoetter, Jr., Clerk-Treasurer; of
the Board of Education, will re¬
,

ceive

sealed

(EST)

until

bids

March

on

2

p.m.

the

for

8

pur¬

chase of

$4,000,000 building bonds,
April 1, 1954. Due on Sept.

Dated
1

from

1955

to

1978

inclusive.

Principal and interst (M-S)
,

•

Columbiana

Exempted

School District,
Bond

Foertch,

Offering
Clerk

Education,
bids

until

for

24

1953.

8

on

of

sealed
on

1

Feb.

$450,000

Dated

Dec.

of

Board

(EST)

p.m.

purchase

A.

Wilder

the

receive

bonds.

Due

Village

Ohio

—

of

will

the

building

pay¬

Irving Trust Co., New

City.

Dec.

1,

from 1955 to

inclusive.

1977

terest

Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Union

Banking Co., Columbiana.
Columbus, Ohio

Sampson County, Clinton $ch. Dist.
Bond

noon

(J-D) payable at the

Bank

Ra¬

a.m.

inclusive.

1971

terest

until

bids

ity approved by Squire, Sanders &

York

C.

(EST) on Feb.
9 for the purchase of $50,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Dec, 1,

leigh, until 11

1953. Due

Bell, Clerk
will

Education,

(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $236,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal

able at the

N.

ing bonds offered Feb.

ly, Town Supervisor, will receive

Due

City.

Raeford,

(P. O.

Bond Offering—Joseph V. Kel¬

water

of New York

sealed

of

sealed

receive

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive

Moreno,

will

New

Legality approved by

Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,

basis of

a

in

payable

(J-D)

City.

of New York

about 2.99%.

Feb.

York

Board

the

Brookville, Ohio

to

Sale—The

Bond Offering—Lois
of

(P. O. New Bern),

North
Bond

(P. O.

Peninsula), Ohio

Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Craven County

group

Boston Local Sch. Dist.

CAROLINA

NORTH

179,

ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v.

Trust

&

Dist.

$1,967,000 build¬

445—were awarded to

Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, of New

by

(P.O. Ossining), N. Y.

inclusive.

1979

1955 • to

from

1

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able

1983

1954 to

15 from

Heenehan

Riverhead), N. Y.

$500

purchase of..$1,300,000
treatment
plant bonds.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due on Dec.

Offering

proved

the

for

payable at the First National Bank
3z Trust Co., Walton. Legality ap¬

2.40s.

as

Shaw,

Central Sch. fice.

Sidney

sive. Principal and interest

fire

Offering —Jay H.

sewage

bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1953. Due on

$10,000

of

at the City Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Squire,
(P. O. Walton), N. Y. Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

and

No.

June

equipment bonds offered Feb. 3

by

Dempsey,

&

City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 18

Co., Endicott, as 2.20s, at par.

Bond

Oriskany Falls, N. Y.
Bond

Sanders

Bond

Walton, Hamden, Tompkins,

Midland

the

approved

Legality

.

Cleveland.

—
Clair Smith,
Legal¬ President of the Board of Educa¬
ity approved by Vandewater,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Sykes, Hecker &
Galloway, of
til 1 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 10 for
New York City.
the purchase of $986,000 building

follows:
"The

(P.O.

1

Vestal), N. Y.
Sale — The $54,500 water

Co., New York City.

Village

on

City, as
basis of about

Water District No.

Franklin

Pleasantville, N. Y.

submitted
to
Governor
Feb. 1, stated that ap¬

report,

a

Principal

inclusive.

1979

to

Farmers & Merchants State Bank,

Ashtabula; Ohio

Trust

Principal and interest (M-S)

Trust

Bond

annual

1955

supply system construction bonds
offered Feb. 3—v. 179, p. 562—
were
awarded
to
the
Endicott

1955 to 1983 inclu¬

from

payable

p.

Feb. 18 for the purchase

on

and interest (M-N) payable at

$225,000 build¬

New York

Co.,

at

Bond

C.
re¬

the

for

10

chase of $1,150,000

Thruway

York

(EST)

Squire,

&

Rice,

Owen

of Education,

of $389,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1,1954. Due On NovH from

Archbold..

1.31%.

Additional Borrowing Necessary

—The

as

v.

—

Authority (P. O. Albany),

In

Offering Details—As pre¬

562

gen¬

offered

Devine

as

through the sale of

Bond

sealed

(EST)

|

—

will receive sealed bids until noon

179,
562—were awarded to C. J. De-

Vestal

will

O. Archbold),

(P.

of the Board

Clerk

2.43%.

1

William

—

District Clerk,

*

Township Local

Offernig

ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v.

York

Offering

Bond

The $222,000

—

eral

New

building b$nds offered Feb. 2—v.
p.

ceive

Kingston, N. Y.

i

(P. Ov Bay Shore), N. Y.

179,

Bond

v.

District

Bond

Schenectady),

(Pi O.

Sale—The

Perinton, Jefferson Road Water

der.

Union Free Sch Dist. No. 1

group

14

Bond

(P. O. Orchard Park),

Schluter,

«

Ohio

New York

be furnished to the successful bid¬

a

Bond

No.

York

1,

195£, Principal and interest (M-N)

I slip

No.

District

bonds

gality

Dist.

the proceedings for the
authorization, execution, authen¬
tication and delivery of the bonds,
the

Traders

&

Rotterdam Union Free Sch. Dist.

Bank; R. L. Day & Co., all of New

or

School

179,

100.70, a basis of about 2.62%.

Hamburg, 2Voc

ity, the validity of the Bond Reso¬

clusive.
The

at

vine

New

June 1, 1980

on

OHIO

Co., Buffalo, jointly, as 2.70s,

Trust

by

Aurora,

Sch.

Due

Archbold-German

p.

Park,

June 1 from

on

York

Sale—The $120,000 build¬

Manufacturers

the

Hawkins,
Wood, of New York

Central

any

existence of the Author¬

or

ity, the title to office of the

or

180,000 water bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬

in

or

affecting the creation,

way

lution,

general

questioning

or

p.m.

Elma, West Seneca and Boston

in

taken

50,000 iv2s.

562—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, New York City, and

City.
Orchard

Due

1979 inclusive.

1976 to

of

p.

Exchange-

Corn

&

100,000 3Y4S.

Reed.

(P. O. Schenectady),

1

Co., New York City.

Delafield

New

Feb. 2—v.
179, p. 562—were awarded to the
•Oystermen's Bank & Trust Co.,
fighting bonds offered

the

at

Trust

by

ing bonds offered Feb. 4—v.

1983 inclu¬

1955 to

approved

be authorized.
The bonds in coupon form will

tions is

re¬

3:30

until

Legality

purpose

any

will

Principal and interest (M-Si

Bank

1968 to

Washburn,

&
City.

New

Margery C.

—

Clerk,

bids

from

1

payable

for which
the deposit of the State's obliga¬

New York

Sale

for

the

No,

(EST) on Feb. 10 for the purchase
$1,865,000
building
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1954. Due 011

officers

public

with

approved

1 from

Due on June
1975 inclusive.

200,000 3s.

and 1981.

of

guardians, executors, trustees and
other fiduciaries, and are eligible
of

Offering

District

sealed

ceive

investments, under present
provisions of New York law, for
insurance companies, banks and
trust
companies, savings banks
and
associations, admiinstrators,

bodies

Bond

Bond

Griffen,

1955 to 1967 inclusive.

Rotterdam Common School District

(P. O. Great Neck),

7

Due on June 1 from

$150,000 6s.

Taylor
York

New

follows:

as

/

Legality
Hoyt,

a

Bond

legal

deposit

100.26,

at

Corp.,

boro, and Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jacksonville, at par,
a net interest cost of about 3.19%,

capital
notes.
Dated
1, 1954. Due March 1,

New York

taxes, and by virtue of the
Act from New York
State income taxes, and will be

and

IV2S,

as

Hempstead Union Free Sch

Dist. No.

come

for

notes.
Due Feb.

1955.

p.

City,

North

Authority

Fire
(P. O. Port Jefferson),

March

basis of about 1.45%.

Authority, exempt
under
the
existing statute and
court decisions from Federal in¬

Brookhaven, Port Jefferson

110,000

composed

group

Securities

Dated Feb. 15, 1954.

bonds offered Feb. 3—
562—were awarded to
I.
duPont & Co., New

area

179,

Francis

the

of

tions

of the Vance
Greensboro; J.
Lee Peeler & Co., Durham, McDaniel Lewis & Co., of Greens¬

a

of:

anticipation

tax

1,350,000

Newburgh, N. Y.
Sale—The $232,000 park¬

Bond

and binding obliga¬

be valid

will

premium of $25,690.

a

offered

bonds

179, p. 562—were awarded to

v.

15, 1955.

but

thereon,

liable

be

not

Buffalo, at 2% interest,

school
Feb. 2

Sale—The $500,000

Bond

building

Dated Feb.
Due May 15, 1954.
783,500 capital notes. Dated Feb.
15, 1954. Due Feb. 15, 1955.

and financially feasible
course and applied its resources to
the New York-Buffalo section."

proceeds of sale of
the bonds, all as described in the
Authority Act and the Bond Reso¬
lution.
The bonds will not be a
debt of the State and the State
will

to

15, 1954.

practical

incidental thereto,

facilities

Wilkesboro), N. C.

$35,000 capital notes.

the bulk of the reve¬
The Authority took the only

and out of the

NEW YORK

awarded

were

Sale consisted

will produce

v.

with

years.

mnd

plus

Thruway sections or concentrating
mainly on the one which connects
the State's two largest cities and

Wood,

The bonds are payable solely
purchase of $275,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1, out of tolls and other revenues
from
the operation
of
1954. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to derived
Callable
in
10 Southern State Parkway, together
1974
inclusive;,

Sallston,

New York,

3

(P. O.

Wilkes County

Trust Co. of Western

Marine

the

City,
and

Feb.

offered

fi¬
the

available
over
all

125,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1968 to 1983 inclusive.

Rochester, N. Y.

alterna¬

two

between

scattering

nue.

bonds

The

15 for the der.

bids until Feb.

sealed

the Federation Bank
Co., New York City.

at

able

& Trust

kins, Delafield & Wood, New York

I #

will

Clerk,

City

fielli,

tives:

of

Note Sale—The $2,278,500 notes

Authority was forced

choose

to

cipal and interest (M-N) payI

&

N. Mex.

Santa Fe,

*—

J

the

omies,

Galloway,

York

New

"Eventually, despite rigid econ¬

20,000,000 sinking fund bonds of
1953. Due Nov. 1, 1988. Prin¬

(J-D) payable at the Clinton Na¬
Clinton. Legality ap¬

NEW MEXICO

Co., New

York City.

tional Bank,

proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.

(M-N) payable at the

interest

interest

and

Principal

clusive.

tion dollar.

Heckler &
City.

Sykes,

drastically

manpower

reduced the value of the construc¬

1

Bond

Cain,

Offering

City

—

Agnes

Brown

will

receive

Clerk,

sealed bids until 11:30
on

Feb.

10

for

the

a.m.

(EST)

of

purchase

Harrison, and the Provident Sav¬

$205,439.89 bonds, divided

ings Bank & Trust Co., both of
Cincinnati, jointly, at 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.24%, as

lows:

follows:

to

15,000 234S.

Due on Dec.

1965 to 1967 inclusive.

1 from

from

1

clusive.

75,000

1964 inclusive.

street

fol¬

improvement

bonds, series No. 244. Due
Feb.

$60,000 3V2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955

$130,439.89

as

1

to

1965

on

in¬

Interest F-A.

Main

Lighting
No.

1956

and

Fourth

Sts.

Improvement Fund
Due on Sept. 1

bonds.

•Volume 1Z9U

Number 5297.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

■

(659)

from

■'r

,

The

i..

1955

to

inclusive.

1964

Interest M-S.

.

.1954.

bonds

able, at
dated

are

March

Principal and interest

1,

pay¬

by

approved

Squire,

Squire,

Bond Offering—A. R.

the

of

Pershing,
Education,

Board of

sealed

bids

until

7

(EST) on Feb. 23 for the
purchase of $180,000 building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on
p.m.

"

Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.

Principal and interest (A-O) pay.able at the First National Bank
of

Dennison.

by

Squire.

Legality
Sanders &

Dempsey,

Local

Sch. Dist.

Offering

Wilbert

—

(EST) on Feb. 19 for
purchase of $86,000 building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on

ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 179,
446 — were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cincinnati, as
2%s, at 100.34, a basis of about
p.

School District

(EST)

Franklin

Local

School

(P. O. R. D+ No.

District

1, Kent),

able

the

at

Bank,

Central

pay^

National

Cumberland.

Legality ap¬
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Ohio

proved

Bond

Offering — Virginia G.
•Novotny, Clerk of the Board of
Rootstown Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
; Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Harry L. Dununtil noon (EST) on Feb. 17'for
.the purchase' of $225,000 school don, Clerk of the Board of Educaimprovement bonds. Dated March ton, will receive sealed bids until
; 1, 1954. Due op Nov.
1 from 1955 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 9 for the
'*
to
1976 inclusive. Principal and purchase
of: $50,000
building
•interest
(M-N)
payable at the bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1954. Due
t

t

of

the Board

receive

sealed

National

Bank, Kent. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lenox Local School District
/?.

.

-

F.

D.

Jefferson),

Silver

Lake

Local School

nel, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬

tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Feb. 11 for the

until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18 for

purchase

the

bonds.

bonds.

$50,000

Feb.

Dated

Dec.

on

of

from

1

building
1954. Due

1,

1955

to

in¬

1974

clusive.

Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Jefferson
Banking Co., Jefferson.

'

Local School District

Madison

<

Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 9 for the
purchase
of
$600,000
building

;

bonds. Dated Jan. 1,

•

1954. Due

on

Dec.

on

1

clusive.

(J-D)

$175,000

from

1955

Principal

to

and

(The issue

ally intended for sale

was

origin¬

Feb. 1.)

on

bids

until

2

equipment
1956 to

1959

1,200

repair

bonds.

equipment

in

Clerk,

will

251

p.

bids until 8 p.m. (CST)

&

23/4s,

at
2.59%.

awarded

were

for

the

J.

18

A.

Co., of Cincinnati, as
101.63, a basis of about

8

bonds.

at

the

Farmers

(M-S)

.

,

c

.

it

u

Hal

stuart

&

q0

Bear,

4%

(P.1 O. Okmulgee), Okla.

ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179,
562—were awarded to the Citi¬

p.

zens

as

National Bank of

Okmulgee,

from

Bond

Sale—An

March

bonds

the First

National

awarded

was

Bank

to

Bond

Offering

of the

Emmit

—

Board

Deal,

chase

Due from 1956 to 1964 inclusive.

Bond

60,000 4s.

Iva

—

will

Nelson,

receive

sealed

bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 10

purchase of $125,000 sani¬
sewer
extension
and
im¬

1989 to

1

March

on

Stearns &
Cp.,
& Co., all of New
Credito

2

|

Two other syndicates-were repat the sale, which was
conducted by S. L. Descartes, Sec-

resented

inclusive.

^tary of the Treasury, Puerto

School District
Broomall), Pa.
bonds

revenue

179,

v.

—

to

BodrtgUM,
G°w™ment De-

it Ji ?
is fiscal agent for the Com-

offered

446

p.

—

i

were

a

group composed of.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York '
City, Butcher & Sherrerd, Asp-

Robinson

den,

& Co.,
Schaffer,
Co., and Suplee, YeatCo., all of Philadelphia,

Necker

&

&

1957

Ohorro

R W- Pressprich &

'

Bond Sale—The $890,000 school

building

Y

both of Cincinnati.

1

inclusive.

March 1 from

on

1994

1

March

inclusive.

1988

Authority (P. O

man

provement bonds. Due from

Due

Due

1

inclusive.

on

1982

Mar pie
Township

Feb.

for the

tary

3.90s.

awarded

Offering

Clerk,

to

March

on

1977

Due

1978

March

on

Due

from 1983 to

of Education,

(CST) on Feb. 8 for the pur¬
of $45,000 building bonds

Town

1

1974 inclusive.

1975 to

3.80s.

60,000

will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.

Due

33/4s.

from

from

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cordell), Okla. \

11

30,000

50,000

Co., Oklahoma City.
Washita

3.70s.

from 1972 to

Trust

of

on

^

of

1, 1968,

Due

&

Co., of New York, Stroud & Co.,;
Philadelphia, Ira Haupt & Co., K
of New York, The Ohio
Company,
of
Columbus, Hayden, Miller &
Co., Baxter, Williams & Co., both
of Cleveland, Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons, Mullaney, Wells & Co., McCormick & Co., all of
Chicago, W.
H. Morton &
Co., of New York,
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of
Boston, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., of Chicago, William R. Staats
& Co., of Los Angeles, Breed and
Harrison, Inc., and Pohl & Co.,

1

1955 to 1965 inclusive.

5,000 3V2S. Due March

25,000

issue of $42,000

building

Clerk

March

on

5,000 3.30s. Due March 1, 1966,
5,000 3.40s. Due March 1, 1967.
3.60s.

C°" -Inc

-

Due

July 1

Ponceno, of Ponce, Blair, Rollins

from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P. O. Owasso), Okla.

No.

3V4S.

15,000

1.80s.

at

^"follow?

$55,000

July 1,

on

Other members of the symjj-

Okmulgee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
1

Due

Savings Bank, of Chicago, Kidder,
jPeabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs

o

Pittsburgh,

Bond Sale—The $220,000 build¬

inclusive.
on

1968 to 1974 inclusive.

inclusive.

No.

1965

Due

2M>s.

l iILPA„t±rrre^aWardTed t0 Phelps, Fenn
Sptv? /
heon" | York,- Banco
ard & Lynch, of

Due

/

July 1

on

|New York c,ty. Harris Trust

Offered Feb. 2

ddfi

r»

July 1 from

on

to

2.40s.

4,620,000

,

nnn

17Q

follows:

as

1966 and 1967.

Townsh.p Mumc,pal School
cate;

purchase

net interest cost

a

Due

1961

1,050,000

of

Atlhov-ty (P. O.

446—were

p.

syndicate headed by

a

2y4s.

from

from

f

179,

v.

—

2,170,000
i

payable

National Bank

Bond

v

3

1955 to 1960 inclusive.

County, Bristol.

—

Feb. 8

of
$2,000,000
improvement bonds.
serially ffom 1957 to 1974

$10,000,009

Chase National Bank of New

$2,160,000 4s. Due

Dated

sealed

on

The

—

York, at 100.04,
of about 2.54%,

sealed

p.m.

revenue

Fawn

Yukon, Okla.

to

receive

(EST) on Feb.
for the purchase of $1,825,000

p

water works

Sale—The $590,000 build¬

—

White

will

until

Davis,

receive

Sale

awarded to
the

Authority (P. O. Johnsville), Pa.
Bond Offering
Irvin Slight,

Chairman,

Bucks

1959.

Muskogee, Okla.
Offering — R. L.

Bond

City

and

Due

(P. O. Etna), Ohio

ing bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 179,

Bond

Legality

Feb.

cipal and interest

inclusive.

RICO

Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)

March 1, 1954. Due on March 1
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive. Prin¬

transportation

bonds. Due from

Southwest Licking Local Sch. Dist.
Bond

Bethlehem.

school

in¬

interest

PUERTO

pay¬

lows:

Due

1974

Co.,

to

Pittsburgh.

on

bids

building

payable at the Dime Bank

of Akron.

(P. O. Mans field),Ohio
Bond Offering — Chester Ram¬
sey,

of

Dated March 1, 1954.

Due-

1955

1969 inclu¬

(CST) on Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $5,200 bonds, as fol¬

District

Congdon, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
purchase

1955 to

from

Munson, of Philadelphia.

Tulsa

(P. O. Cuyahoga Falls), Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold J. Kan-

Ohio

from

ot

bonds

1954.

1

Principal and in¬
payable at the Mellon Na-r

public improvement bonds offered

Simpson,
Education,

p.m.

to 1974 inclusive. Interest M-N.

(P. O.

Bond Offering—Marie Elizabeth

May 15 and Nov. 15 from 1955

on

1,

March

tional Bank & Trust Co., Wilkinsburg. Legality approved by Burg~
win, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of

(EST)

Centennial Joint School Board

of

,

;Kent

improvements

inclusive.

terest

approved by Townsend, Elliott &

Bond Offering—W. B.

on

Principal and interest (A-O)

(P. O. Eufaula),

a.m.

purchase

Principal and interest

Trust

County Dependent School
14

sive,

the

on

1974

receive

able at the First National Bank &

Oklahoma

Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $97,500 building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on
p.m.

serially from

inclusive.

District No.

the Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until

will

'

par.

1963

to

Mcintosh

Offering—Dorothy White,

Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

'2.71%.

2y8s, at

The bonds mature
1956

Clerk of

4

$600,000

for

Due
L.

$4,000

^

(P. O. Chandlersville), Ohio
Bond

16

1

will

Hill Local

Feb.

on

March

as

Pryor, and
Grove, jointly,

will

sealed bids until 10:30

March

Clerk

Rich

the

Clerks

Dated

Zanesville.

Squire,

to

awarded

were

—

City

the Bank of Locust

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Nagle,

'

First National Bank of

Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1976 inclusive.

Dempsey,

Fairborn City School District, Ohio
1
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬

563

p.

Bethlehem, Pa.
Offering *— Bertram

Bond

Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179,

until 7 p.m.
the

Cleveland.

approved

D.

Oklahoma

*'

of

Gale, Clerk, of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids

of Cleveland.

,

&

Grove

Bond

Exempted Village
Sch. Dist., Ohio

receive

Sanders

(P. O. R. R. Zanesville), Ohio

Dennison

wil

Mayes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Locust Grove),

pay¬

Trust

C.o.,
Legality approved by

Pleasant

Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Clerk

the. Cleveland

Cleveland.

Cleveland.

able at the City Treasurer's office.

^Legality

Principal and interest (J-D)

51

T

?nn

p

est

s

h/
i'fl49

oiz/cy

w

.

t

^

'

^oup which ;.bid
hli
"iTf

fnr

fn'

n

iL

a

*

no/

a

lost basis

585?

of 2

4

Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able

the

at

Richland

Tiffin

Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 2, Defiance),

Trust

Co.,
Mansfield. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.

446—were awarded to the First

d.

ing bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 179,
p. 251—were awarded to McDon¬
ricka

Co.,
&

jointly,

J.

Me-

Co., both of Cleveland,
3s, at 101.40, a basis of

as

about 2.84%.
New
i

William

and

<

.

•

,

City

Auditor,

will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
,Feb. 11 for the purchase of $44,000
refuse disposal plant bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from
1955

to

1965

inclusive.

Interest

M-N. Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Bond

cob,

Offering—Lillian
bids

Clerk,
until

will

noon

M.

Ja¬

receive

(EST)

on

Feb. 8 for the purchase of

$29,000
municipal building bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from
1955

1974

to

inclusive.

Principal

and interest

ington,

Squire,

Bond

—

Herman

E.

by

Dempsey,

School

Offering

—

District,
J. H.

on

Feb.

17

for

the

noon

pur¬




7:15

bonds.

sewer

1, 1954.

Due

on

Dated

Jan.

1

of

as

Jan.

65,000

from

2s.

and

p.m.

inclusivg. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1962 and thereafter are

No.

on

Due

build¬

446—were awarded to McDon¬

& Co., and Field, Richards &
Co., both of Cleveland, jointly, as

at

100.29,

a

basis

of

about

2.72%.

at

Cleveland,

Corp.,

102.14,

a

basis

of

Bond

Bond

Offering

Sale

1,

Co.,

both
at

and

of

100.02,

about

J.

New

P.

Morgan
interest

net

a

1.88%,

1957 to

on

1955 to

1,440,000

& Co.,
City, jointly,

York

as

cost

70,0a00d21966 °Ue 0" Feb' '• 1965

bundingt/dlquhiUent0bo°ndboL
awarded to

80,000 2.30s. Due Feb. 1, 1969 and

York

April

1962 inclusive.

on

Feb. 1 from

on

O'Hara Township

on

Feb.

1

from

SOUTH

l%s.

Due

on

Feb.

1

840,000

2s.

1973 to

Other

Due

on

Feb.

1

from

1979 inclusive.

members

of

the

group:

1

York, W. H. Newbold's Son
&
Co., of Philadelphia, Braun,
Boswgrth & Co., Inc., Aspden,
Robinson & Co., Dolphin & Co,,
both

of

Philadelphia,
R.
C.
Schmertz &
Co., of Pittsburgh,
Mackey, Dunn & Co., and Stokes
&

Co., both of Philadelphia.

CAROLINA

School Ditrict

Sale—The

Jfi|

Cherokee County (P. O.
Gaffney),
South
Bond

Sale

—

pital bonds

179,

Carolina
The

offered

446_were

p.

$800,000 hosFeb;
Z—v.

awarded

to

a

gr0Up compased of Courts & Co.,
& Co., and of Atlanta, Wachovia-Bank &
McJunkin, Patton & Co., both of Trust Co.,
Winston-Saleifl, CarriPittsburgh, jointly, as 2V4s, at'son, Wulbern,
Inc., op Jackson100.34, a basis of about 2.21%.
awarded

to

Chaplin

| vjlle, and Hamilton

,&d Co.,

Authority (P. O., Chester ,as follows*.
$485,000 2s. Due on Feb.
Berwyn), Pa.

of

Paoli Area School

1955

bold,

Chairman,

will

receive

school

March

bonds.

revenue

15, 1954. Due

on

from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.

Prin¬

cipal and int. (M-S) payable at the
Pennsylvania Company for Bank¬
ing and Trusts, Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, 1 of Philadelphia.

Bond

Wilkinsburg,
Borough

Offering

—

Secretary,

Pa.

John

will

Deal,
receive

p.

Co., Atlanta, and Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., Jacksonville, joint¬
ly, at par, a net interest cost of
about

2.28%,
4s.

130,000
1958

to

as

Due

follows:
on

1957

2s. Due
to

on

1963

000

80,000 2.40s. Due

1964

1969

to

to

1968

1972

Feb.

1

from

inclusive.

120,000 2V4s. Due

obligation improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1954.

Feb. 1 from

bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 179,
446—were awarded to Courts &

sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $250,-

general

on

Sale—Thg $372,000 drain¬

1955

C.

from

age

$42,000
Bond

1

inclusive.

Florence, S. C.

Dated

March 15

1965

1966 to 1970 inclusive.

(EST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $2,500,000

to

315,000 2V4s. Due

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

from 1961 to 1972 inclusive./

CR^and Gegrge P.
a basis of about 1-95%-

Feb. 1, 1984.

Bond Offering—F. Eugene New-

1960 inclusive.

the^Bankers T^ ust/co^

2s' at 1^°'40'

1971 to 1974 inclusive.

of

follows:

New

—

Due

$3,000,000

White, Weld & Co., Blair, Rollins
&
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., all of

will

1954.

The

—

building bonds offered Jan. 28—
179, p. 251—were awarded to
group headed by Halsey, Stuart

&

Barrington, R. I.

1964.

$260,000 genobligation building bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 179, p. 563—were

v.

as

C. R. Ashley,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
8
for
the
purchase of $60,000
swimming
pool
bonds.
Dated

Clerk,

1963

70'T9°682-20S' °Ue Feb' F 1967 a"d

Bond

a

about

Claremore, Okla.

City

RHODE ISLAND

1,

(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.

$720,000 2s. Due
Wayne Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 179,
p. 251—were awarded to the First
Cleveland

(J-J)

Allentown School District, Pa.

ing bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 179,

2%s,

Feb.

on

Prin¬

1, 1961.

interest

2.5934%.

Feb. 1 from

eral

1, Kensington), Ohio

Sale—The $444,000

and

land.

Williams, of Cincinnati.

Bond

from

inclusive.

until

Feb. 10 for the purchase

1955 to 1974

United Local School District (P. O.
R. F. D.

from

1

1962 inclusive.

Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer &

April

1969

bids

re¬

1959 to

PENNSYLVANIA

1

to

D.

270,000 2.60s. Due

chase of $1,000,000
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Dec.
1955

William

gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬

Ohio

Wanek,

—

15, 1954. Due on Dec. 15 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Farmers Citizens Bank, Trotwood.

improvement bonds. Dated

Feb.

on

160,000 2.40s. Due

of

Education,

Due

payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬

OKLAHOMA

City

on

$125,000

Jan.

2.51%.

approved

&

will receive sealed bids until

from

Offering

sealed

(PST)

cipal

234s,

Clerk of the Board of

(EST)

<

Offering

.

callable

(A-O) payable at the
State Bank, New Wash¬

Sanders

ceive

Feb. 17 for the purchase of $30,000

Cleveland.
Parma

about

3s

105,000 2.40s. Due

Bollman, City Recorder, will

Austen, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bidsr until noon (EST) on

Legality

Farmers

of

ald

Washington, Ohio

Village

saeled

basis

a

as

$70^000

1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Bond

headed a ^ which bM
tTMs? aTe^o!Tba«

1637 ^sfoifows68' ^ °f ab°U' York

Albany, Ore.

of

Bond

p.

New

100.30,

Cleveland,

Jan.

Bond Offering—Delbert E. Per¬

kins,

Corp.,

Trotwood, Ohio

street

•

.

Philadelphia, Ohio

inclusive.

OREGON

Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 27—v. 179.

Mingo Junction Exempted Village
2%s. at
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬ 2.72%.

&

1968

Ohio

Cleveland

ald

to

Feb.

1

from

inclusive.
on

Feb. 1 from

inclusive.
on

Feb. 1 from

inclusive.

The Commercial and Financial

Chronicle

...

Monday, February 8, 1954

(660)

$2

§fighmore Ind. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬

1,785,000 2.40s.

ing bonds offered Jan. 26—v. 179,
446—were awarded to the State
Department of Schools and Pub¬
lic Lands, as 3s, at par.

11,725,000 2.60s.

system

Due on April 1

from 1974 to

from 1984 to

1 from

50,000 3V2s. Due on Jan.
1963 to 1965 inclusive.

1 from

1 from

TO,000 3V4S. Due on Jan.
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
'

1955 to

bonds.

368,000 3V2S. Due on

Jan. 1 from

inclusive.

1970 to 1983

Franklin, Tenn.

tax
179, p. 252 — were
^awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
and

revenue

1

feb.

v.

—

Nashville, Webster &
-Gibson,
and Temple Securities
Corp., all of Nashville, at par, a
net interest cost of about 2.64%,
ties

as

follows:

July 1 from

inclusive.

1955 to 1959

69,000 2V4S. Due on July 1
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
63,000 2V2S. Due on July 1
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
189,000 2%s. Due on

from

from

July 1 from

of

bonds.

bids until

sealed

inclusive.

Feb. 24 for the

as

$2,300,000

works

revenue

1955

bonds.

revenue

400,000 gas system revenue bonds.

Offering Planned—The $6,000,-

NOTICES

DIVIDEND

000

bridge

obligation

general

bonds authorized at a recent elec¬

will

tion

DODGE

PHELPS

&

declared

t

dend
per

of

Bond

of Directors has
first-quarter

divi¬

of Sixty-five Cents

road

share
this

on

bonds

Corporation, payable
stockholders

retary,

February 4, 1954

for the

Feb.

M. H. Westerman,

24

until

10

a.m.

City Sec¬
(CST) on

for the purchase of

(CST) on Feb.

purchase of $1,285,000

general obligation bonds, divided

Roy B. Oakes,

$10,-

600,000 bonds, divided as follows:

$125,000 sanitary sewer disposal
system bonds. Due on April 1

5

bids until 2:30 p.m.
18

City Comptroller, announces that
sealed bids will be received by
Mrs.

C. Hudman,

City Secretary, will receive sealed

follows:

as

of record February 25, 1954.

Treasurer.

sold to the First

—

from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

bonds

The

are

dated

March

1954 and mature on March 1 from

1955

to

inclusive.

1978

and interest

Principal

(M-S) payable at the

National City Bank of New
at the

York,

First National Bank of

Legality

San

Preferred DIVIDEND NOTICE
Company has declared

following quarterly dividends, all payable on
March 1, 1954, to stockholders of record at the close

approved

of

Manager, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 9 for
the

purchase of $1,500,000 water
revenue bonds.
Dated Feb.

of business

Amount

1, 1954. Due on April 1 from 1955
maturing

4965 and thereafter are call¬
as of April 1, 1964. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First National Bank, Dallas, or at
in

Share

Preferred Series $1.3714
...$1.18%
Stock, 4.50% Convertible Series
. .$1.1214
Stock
$0.25

Preferred Stock, 5.50% First
Preferred Stock,

Preferred
Common

4.75% Convertible Series

.

Treasurer, will receive
until 11 a.m. (PST)
Feb. 25 for the purchase of
bids

able

City Bank of New
York. Legality approved by Mcthe

National

Call,

Parkhurst

&

Crowe,

of

Treasurer,

County

until

bids

sealed

Feb.

16

for

after

EASTERN

SHREVEPORT




UNITED STATES
U nited States

LOUISIANA

11

the

receive

will

a.m.
(PST)
purchase of

10 years from date

—

were

of

purchase of $170,000 bldg..
Dated March 1, 1954. Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬

bonds.
on

payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of

payable at the Peoples
State Bank, New Holstein. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
(M-S)

Preble

Green

Dist.

No.

Washington
\
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,

Treasurer,

will

(PST) on

Feb. 16 for the purchase
000

receive
of $400,-

general obligation school bldg.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due
March 1 from 1956 to 1974 in¬

bonds.
on

clusive.

(M-S)

Principal

payable

Treasurer's

at

office.

and

the

interest

County

Legality

District Clerk, will

Pierce

building
1954.

to

Housing Note Sale

on

Feb. 16—

Eighty-six local housing authori¬
ties will open bids Feb, 16 on a

1974

interest

State, as 3y4s, at

County, Edmonds Sch.

(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Offering — Vern Sievers,

receive

1,

195T

Principal and'
payable at the

inclusive.

(M-S)

Savings

by Lines, Spooner & Quarles,
Milwaukee.

originally

(These

bonds

for

offered

sale

of

were

last

October.) '
*

CANADA
Canada (Dominion
Treasury
of

Bills

of)

Sold—An issue

$40,000,000 Treasury bills was
on

000,000,

Dist. No. 15

will

March

1 from

at the Harris Trust &

sold

Treasurer,

March

Bank, Chicago. Legality approved:

obligation building bonds offered
Feb. 2
v.
179, p. 447 — were

County

on

Wisconsin State Bank, Green Bay,,
or

O. Tacoma), Wash.
Sale—The $32,000 general

Bond

Dated

bonds.

Due

105 (P.

par.

Feb. 1R

purchase of $700,000 school!

County Milton Sch. Dist.

No.

Snohomish

receive sealed!

bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
for the

O,

Wis.

Bay),

ap¬

proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.

Bond

(Townsj>

Offering—Lamont Ewalt^

Bond

Mercer Island Sch.
400 (P. O. Seattle),

County,

Humboldt

and

School District No. 1 (P.

Seattle.

King

interest

and

Principal

clusive.

office.

awarded to the

TEXAS

179,,

awarded to Piper,.
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
olis, and Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Chicago, jointly, as 23/4s, at 100.83,.
447

p.

—

Dallas.
Secretary

$150,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Jan. 27—v.

King County, Mercer Island School
Bond Offering — G. J. Hipke,
District No. 400 (P. O.
District Clerk, will receive sealed'
Seattle), Wash.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. IT
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
for the

sealed bids until 11 a.m.

City

to 1981 inclusive. Bonds

per

Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The

County

works

Security

(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Arcadia),

Treasurer's

County

by

Angelo, Texas

Bond Offering—Del Green,

the

February 11, 1954:

and Montana

dee, Glencoe

1, issue. Principal and interest (M-S)

Dallas.

February 1, 1954

WISCONSIN

(City), Arcadia, Dodge„
Treampealeau, Cross, Wauman*

Arcadia

(M-S)

King County, Highline Sch. Dist.
No. 401 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,

able

190,000 park bonds.

Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,

The Board of Directors of the

a.m.

office.

sealed

&

Trimble

Mitchell, of New York City.

on

payable at the County

or

Bank,

Marshall,

Caldwell,

$400,000 building
bonds. Dated
March 1, 1954. Due on March 1
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive. Call¬

305,000 street bonds.

Midland.

Common and

10

at
at
New

office,

National

City. Legality approved by

York

A.

will re¬

Principal and interest

isue.

on

$500,000 water system bonds.
290,000 sewer system bonds.

or

WBM&

1,

Midland, Texas
Offering—J.

Bond

Houston, Texas

March 10, 1954 to

URQUHART,

was

April

and interest (A-O)

(PST)

payable at
Bank, New

Road District

Sale—An issue of $30,000

Bond Offering

the capital stock

M. W.

sale

Southwest Co. of Dallas.

(65(f)

a

on

dated

147-163-55

Nos.

Dist.

payable

(A-O)

interest
Chase

the

a basis of about 2.65%.
the Chase National on
York City. Legality $1,990,000 general obligation bldg.
Cottage Grove, Wis.
Dated March
1, 1945.
approved by Reed, ,Hoyt, Taylor bonds.
Bond Sale—The $87,000 general
Due on March 1 from 1956 to 1974
& Washburn, of Nei'w York City.
inclusive. Callable after eight obligation improvement bonds of¬
McAllen Independent Sch. Dist.,
years from date of issue. Princi¬ fered Feb. 1—v. 179, p. 447—were
Texas
'
pal and interest (M-S) payable awarded to Harley, Haydon & Co.,.
Bond Offering — W. W. Gearat the County Treasurer's office, Madison, and Channer Securities
hart, Business Manager, will re¬
or at the State's fiscal agency in
Co., Chicago, jointly, as 2%s, at
ceive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
100.54.
(CST) on Feb. 15 for the purchase
proved by Weter, Roberts & SheNew Holstein School District No.
of $150,000 school bonds.
;
felman, of Seattle.
Wisconsin

(P. O. Post), Texas

<$>

Board

placed

Garza County

CORPORATION
The

be

shortly.

are

1954. Principal

bids until

p.m.

the State Treasurer's

Feb. 9 for the purchase
of $87,000 building bonds. Dated
March i, 1954. Due on March 1
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
able after five years from date of

April 1 from
inclusive.

W. R. Cooke,

—

(EST) on Feb. 24 for the
purchase
$2,760,009; publie
school imprbvement bonds. Dated
7

and

Thiel, County Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until

on

1974

to

bonds

The

Nashville, Tenn.

Bond Sale—The

—

alarm
1

Offering

tion, wil receive sealed

Othello Joint Con.

(P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
Bond Offering — Maude

100,000 general improvement
bonds. Due on April 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.

bonds.

Separate bids may be made for
$6,000,000 water
the respective issues.
Copies of
joid sewer revenue bonds offered
offering notice and other details
JFeb. 2
v. 179, p. 447 — were
may be obtained from M. E. Alli¬
•awarded to a syndicate headed by
son & Co., Inc., Milam Bldg., San
the
Equitable Securities Corp.,
Antonio, Texas.
.Nashville, at par, a net interest
Galveston County Navigation Dist.
•cost of about 2.66%, as follows:
(P. O. Galveston), Texas

Due

bonds.

water

1,500,000 sewer improvement and
extension

Sch.

incinerator

500,000 garbage

bonds.

7,000,000 first mortgage

and

system bonds. Due on April
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

obligation

general

station

fire

450,000

follows:

Bond

-

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

April 1, 1954. Due on April L from
1955 to 1969 inclusive. Principal

Adams County,

1974 inclusive.

'

y

s

County (P. O. Princeton)9
West Virginia

Mercer

WASHINGTON

1 from

April

on

-

WEST VIRGINIA

City.

recreation

400,000 traffic signal bonds. Due
on April 1 from 1955 to 1964

Graf, Di¬
receive

purchase of $11,200,000 bonds,
divided

Due

1955 to

will

Finance,

Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York

clusive.

200,000 park and

Corpus Christi, Texas
rector

(J-D) payable at the State-Plant¬
Bank & Trust Co., Richmond.

inclusive.

15,

Jan.

on

Bond Offering—W. G.

inclusive.

1970 to 1978

Due

Seattle.

interest

and

ers

200,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬

1968.

and

1967

Corp.,

#59,000 2%s. Due on

2Y4S.

209,000

approved by/ Preston,
& Horowitz, of

Thorgrimson

1,

Principal

clusive.

130,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on April 1 from 1955 to 1974

from

84,000 2s. Due on Jan. 15
1961 to 1966 inclusive.

on

clusive.

15 from

years

Legality

office,

1953. Due
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
Dec.

Dated

bonds.

1,650,000 sanitary sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬

follows:

as

from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
five

Finance Bldg., Capitol
Richmond,
until noon
(EST) on Feb. 17 for the purchase
of $600,000 school
improvement

inclusive.

1960 inclusive.

1955 to

$400,000 sewer
bonds offered

Bond Sale—The

2.23%,

$57,000 3s. Due on Jan.

his

at

after

Callable

inclusive.

1969

to

(P. O.

Square,

inclusive.

interest

provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1954. Due on March 1 from 1956

Room 222,

1,500,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on April 1 from 1955 to 1974

563—were awarded to the Mer¬
Trust Co., St. Louis, and
Dittmar & Co., of San Antonio,

bids

on

of $160,-

general obligation street im¬

000

sealed

sealed

(PST)

a.m.

Feb. 25 for the purchase

City and Detroit hous¬

Carson,

E.

receive

will
11:30

until

bids

nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive

Offering—G.

Clerk,

City

Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬

right-of-way

on

Wash.

Vancouver,
Bond

Williamsburg), Va.

500,000 Civic Center bonds. Due
on April
1 from 1955 to 1974

cantile

cost of about

to

proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
6 Horowitz, of Seattle.

VIRGINIA

April 1 from
1979 inclusive.

Due

from date of
Legality ap¬

Interest M-S.

issue.

bonds by the

James City County

1 from

bonds. Dated

1,

able after five years

ing agencies.

alarm

and

April

on

street

1955

p.

net

Due

bonds.

from

on

1955 to 1974 inclusive.

200,000

ing bonds offered Jan. 28—v. 179,

100.99, a

and welfare

p.m.
(PST)
purchase of

3

the

for

19

1954. Due on March 1
1956 to 1969 inclusive. Call¬

March

This will consti-

stantial amount of
New York

station

fire

200,000

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬

at

inclusive.

April 1 from
1974 inclusive.

Due

bonds.

in March.

time

Feb.

$550,000 building

tutejhe ninth offering thus far,
previous sales having accounted
for a grand aggregate of $1,128,689,000.
The new offering, it is
understood, will include a sub¬

1974 inclusive.

30,000 public health

New

approximately $140,000,000 is ex¬
pected to be consummated some¬

1,570,000 grade separation bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1955 to

Andrews

jointly,

1955 to 1974

1 from

Sale Scheduled
local housing

Bond
—

until

bids

sealed

financing in the amount of

bond

1974 inclusive.

1,100,000 exposition grounds and
building bonds. Due on April

lows:

#107,000 4s. Due on Jan.
1955 to 1962 inclusive.

Housing

inclusive.

syndi¬
Murdo, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—The City Audi¬ cate: Bear, Stearns & Co., of New
Sons, of
tor will receive sealed bids until York, Alex. Brown &
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $35,- Baltimore, Lee Higginson Corp.,
©00 auditorium bonds. Dated Feb. John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
I, 1954.
Beane, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
TENNESSEE
H
both of New York, William Blair
& Co., of Chicago, Coffin & Burr,
Clarksville, Term.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., An¬
Bond Sale—The $600,000 sewer
drews & Wells, Inc., Gregory &
revenue bonds offered Jan. 28—
Son, all of New York, Robinsonv.
179, p. 252—vyere awarded to
Humphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta,
a group composed of John Nuveen
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St.
& Co., Chicago, J. C. Bradford &
Louis, Newman, Brown & Co., of
Co., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
New Orleans, Mid-South Securi¬
Jack M. Bass & Co., all of Nash¬
ties Co., of Nashville, and F. Britville, and the Memphis Securities tain
Kennedy & Co., of Boston.
Co., Memphis, at 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.49%, as fol¬
TEXAS
the

of

note

on

for March

700,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on April 1 from 1955 to 1974

1992 inclusive.

members

Other

$109,381,000

of

issues.

disposal
bonds. Due on April 1

from 1955 to

1983 inclusive.

Due on April 1

2,150.000 23/4s.

grand

1 from

325,000 sanitary sewage

1973 inclusive.

total

welfare

1955 to 1974 inclusive.

Due on April 1

from 1959 to

§).

170,000 public health and
bonds.
Due on April

1 from

$340,000 4j2S. Due on April
1956 to 1958 inclusive.

SOUTH DAKOTA

1.774%
Nov.

Feb. 4, as follows:

$35,-

1954, at
yield; and $5,000,000, due
due

May

5, 1954, at

7,

2.46%.