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BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATIS^
JU8RART
_
JAN 18 1954
*
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 179
Number 5291
New York
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
7, N. Y., Monday, January 18, 19541
INDUSTRIAL
-
Acme Steel Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 139,092 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on Jan. 13 at $21.25 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 70 cents per share, by F. S.
Moseley & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan
& C
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
It
Price $1
INSURANCE
-
Appalachian
ciates
In
The
corporation
Jan.
on
filed
letter
a
of
notification
New York
corporation
covering
Jan.
on
4,000,000
Boston
November—
Net Ty.
railway—
railway-/—,
Gross
Net
Jan.
Stock
ry.
—V.
$1,598,240
363,244
104,675
274,175
railway..
18,285.843
17,878,869
18,049,589
5,361,138
__
4,509,661
3,046,923
4,308,713
1,736,888
979,398
1,911,457
income.
oper.
3,109,080
16,112,963'
Toronto
Stock
Stock
Over-the-Counter
Natural
Gas
Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., Lynchburg, Va.,
on Jan. 5 offered
1,800 shares of common stock (par$l)
at $13.25 per share. They have all been sold at retail.
The
is
the
proceeds
to
to B. F. Grizzle,
stockholder.—V. 179, p. 101.
celling
are
of Sheffield,
go
'
i
'
'
•
;
corporation has announced that it plans
to a group of banks this week.
loan
to repay a
April,
largely
for
substantial
Allied
1953,
broad
a
issued
of
program
has
progress
been
$200,000,000
State and
with
25-year
The
expansion.
made
of
the
to
Declared
Foreign Exchange
and
at
offered
be
r'
to
used
$50
of
for
pay
filed
8
stock
with
(no
-
.
.
t
<
.
■
SEC
the
to
Condition
,
are
to
Sales,.'
- •
—V.
appointed to the newly
changes become effective Feb.
created
was
B.
post
of
1, according to
Chairman.—V, ,178, p. 2089.
Given, Jr.,
Vice-Chairman.
due
p.
1977/
•
.
"
.
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. below.—V.
178,
p.
2297.
"
series
due
Its
pand
See
Arizona
serial
Co.
below.—V. 178, p. 2194.
series
series
_■
stock
(no
par
the
maximum
appointed Guaranty Trsut Co. of New York agent
scrip certificates for common stock ($10 par
10, 1951, at the rate of 67.77 cents for each
company has
redeem
outstanding
dated
value)
l/100th
of
Sept.
share.—V.
one
179,
1.
p.
International
and
tall
to
below.
American Radiator &
Clarence M.
it
Standard Sanitary
Director
Corp.—Clar¬
and
of
on
Jan.
11.-
Detroit
Controls
Corp.,
Bridgeport,
and
H.
acquisition
Mr.
as
a
Conn.,
specialized
Charles
division of American Radiator & Standard
a
92-year
Jr.,
old
the
it
President
was
of
Controls,
automatic
2194.
valves,
fittings
Jan.
on
Controls.
of
14
Terms
present
company
name
personnel
Detroit
are
Controls
will
be
the
oil
are
surface
is
a
major
producer
of
crude
and
that no major
contemplated.
The
market
a
controls
more
engines
and
industrial
uses.—V.
1
§On
Electric
July 20, 1953, the company
its parent, 100,000 shares of
Co.,
consideration of $7,000,000..
Co.
Loeb
Co.___:_$4,100,000
&
Securities
&
E.
Corp._ 4,100,000
Peck
Share
Strudwick-.
Co.
&
-
Carl
200,000.
Co./
1,500,000
Co
&
'
" 200,000
Loeb,
Co.
Rhoades
1,500,000
300,000
____„_4
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co
200,000
Inc.
Smithers
&
Stern
Brothers
J
&
Co
Co.__
400,003
Securities
Stetson
-
•
200,OCO
700,003
1
S.
F.
-
300,063
"
Fairman & Harris,
Sills,
200,000
700,000
$500,000
Co
&
Bond
Corp.
M.
&
.
1,000,000
Co.—1,500,000
Co.—
&
Hutton
E.
Indianapolis
1,500,000
&
Hutton
F.
W.
200,000
Securities
Corp.
200,003
101.
178, p.
of
this
is
fatty acids and is. the sole producer of tall
City
(Fla.)
will
only
of
industrial
of
Tall
the
under
178,
it
Utilization
use.
Arizona
Trust Co.,
manufacturers of
also a director of
Irving
of
Smiths,
at
on
4,000
6
filed
of
6%
Jan.
shares
letter
a
notification
of
cumulative
with
stock
preferred
tho
to
be
net pro¬
ceeds are to be used to pay for fixed assets and organizational ex¬
penses.
Robert W. Lees, attorney-at-law, 616 Harrison Building, Phila¬
and refining facilities
plant by 2% times. A substan¬
par
delphia 2, Pa.,
($10
share),
per
without
underwriting.
The
represents the company.
into
its
component
parts
was
Associates Investment Co.—Reduces Interest Rate—
The
com¬
of
these
new
types of
tall
oil
Chemical
-
Jan.
by
Associates
They
rates
1852, .to
days,
30-89
are:
8
by
were
in
as
many
1%, effective
90-179 days, 2%;
down
Va
1%%. per year;
days, 2%%.
of
2V'8%,' and 266-270
days,
reductions
growing
to
rate reduction
this company.
interest
on
announced
8.
The
a
paper
announced
180-265
•
commercial
was
rates
New;
Jan.
products
Co."
fourth
months
supply
in
of
prevailing
money
in
1953,
May,
interest
1951.
were
paid
for
borrowings
short-term
reflect
for investment and is a return
earlier increases, from December,
available
Three
wiped
out.—V.
178,
p.
1977.
I
"pine") oil is made from waste products of sulfate
paper-making process. Arizona Chemical Co. obtains its raw
from
world.
the
tion
Co.'s
the
of
seven
sulfate
the
Kraft Division,
Products
trademark
Badger
of
paper
mills of International
Paper
largest producer of sulfate process paper
Arizona
Chemical Co. are marketed
the
plant facilities
ae
Stone & Webster Construc¬
Division.
Building will start
date set for mid-1955.
booklet
the
describing
company
company's office
N. Y.¬
is
as
a
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
almost
immediately
"Acintol" tall oil products has been
guide for users of Arizona products.
at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York
located
1953
November—
Gross
"Acintol."
new
completion
46-page
published by
The
Board
and
Mr. Enstrom is
tall
fractionating
Engineers for the
A
the
of
Arkell
of
(Swedish for
kraft
in
corporation
covering
offered
required extensive research and development work in coopera¬
tion with our customers., The plant expansion is the result of sharply
increasing demands by industry for the various 'new tall oil deriva¬
or
Chairman
director
a
Act.
problem
tives
Enstrom,
elected
Army-Navy House, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
The
SEC
be
increase
the
N.
been
special purpose bags.
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.
and asphalt additives.
expansion will increase separating
This
Smiths, Canajoharie, N. Y.—Banker Elected
Director—
WiHiam
mercially unsolved," Mr. Sumner said.
"An investment of some 12
years of research, product development and pilot, testing were. neces¬
sary to produce the highly purified derivatives of tall oil suitable for
20,
.
&
cash
multi-wall and
widely used by paint and varnish producers,
coating, chemical and paper industries.
Addi¬
company's Panama
with
>
1877 as Detroit Lubricator Co., manu¬
for air
conditioning,
domestic heating,
diesel
reacquired.^
Gas
a
200,000
has
dis¬
oils
core
Co.'s Southern
operated
and
to
shares
116
American
Arkell &
in tall oil fatty acids and tall oil
oil rosin admitted under the Naval
Thus, the expansion of facilities is expected to assure pres¬
ent and potential industrial users larger supplies at stable prices.
"Although crude tall oil has been widely available for many years,
by
of
founded in
aviation,
tall
products
plant
material
purchase, he stated, will ehable
complete line of products.
refrigeration,
Co.,
mot revealed.
subsidiary company under its
in operating policies and
factures
bronze
announced
Detroit
Hodges said that the newly acquired
Detroit
Monufacturing
manufacturer of
castings,
changes
p.
Belknap
issuance
but
amount
300,000
has also
purchased
bronze
Hodges,
were
Corp.,
has
Co,
Paper
and
soap,
part
wide
Unit Expands—
Sanitary
t67,384 shs.
§9,100,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
;
a
markets for tall oil products include linoleum and floor cover¬
printing inks, metallic driers, detergents, disinfectants, lubricants
greases,
and rubber.
Among important crude tall oil uses are
the
tial
the
Wooley, former Chairman of the Board, has been desig¬
Emeritus of the corporation by the board of directors,
announced
was
as
Co., lire.-'
tional
rosins.
M. Wooley Designated Director Emeritus—
nated
oil
the
and
ings,
Stores
ence
oil
flotation,
American Motors Corp.—Nash and Hudson to Merge—
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
300,000 shs.
:
stock for
&
—V.
4-
losins.
Tall
The
See
6,000,000
700,000 shs.
value)
to
$6,000,000
:
Emanuel, Deetjem & Co.
expansion of plant facilities of this company has been voted by
directors, Richard E. Sumner, President, announced on Jan. 13.
The company, a jointly owned subsidiary of American Cyanamid Co.
oil
This
20,000,000
-
notes, due 1956-1967—
stock (par value $100)—1
&
the
tilled
American Gas & Electric Co.—Scrip Redemption Agent
to
17,000,00.0, '
-__z
limited by the
requirements of the'instrument-under whfch such securities are issued.
Arizona Chemical Co.—To Expand Plant Facilities—
Chemical
25,000,000
.
by
...
Co.- -Jointly Owned Unit to Ex-
Facilities-
Plant
•
$70,000,000
17,000,000
Byrd Brothers
An
American Cyanamitl
Outstanding
'
1983—
R. S. Dickson &
'
company
$13,172,291.
"
..
l.
Curtiss,' House
'
'
of
1981
Baxter, Williams
Blair, Rollins &
.Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—Acquisition
See
1,650,000.
the
1953,
income
1982
Kuhn,
Union'
393,432,779
"
of
purchasers named below, of whom Kuhn,
and Union Securities
Corp., the representatives, are tho
underwriters, have agreed to purchase from the company
the respective principal amounts of. 1983 series bonds set forth below:
$
43,249,909 430,858,623
31,
net
1,220
serves
company
population
Oct.
and
1980
due
due
Anderson .&
$
properties.
company's
UNDERWRITERS—The
1953—9 M'os.—1952
..
financing, the
like principal
28,000,000
series
Loeb
45
..$
46,777,554
——
178,
The
announcement
an
;
series
Doolittle
Kempton Dunn,. First Vice-President, has been elected President,
succeeding Maurice N. Trainer, who has reached retirement age and
Wm.
$
«•'
managing
46
:
a
1977
common
45
1953—Month—1952
the
The
ended
$80,872,950
due
issued
Co.—New President—
Shoe
monhts
of
series
/Excluding
American Stores Cor.—December Sales Up—
:
of
at
accrued
the
estimated
an
1970—
"Uhlimited
Statement of Member Banks of
Period End. Dec. 31—
to
in
Tennessee.
with
12
revenues
Corp..
.
plus
par,
the
prepayment
engaged
and
-
area
the
due
Common
43
Federal Reserve System:
be
par)
underwriting. The proceeds
expansion and for working capital.
plant
American Brake
notification
without
.
,
letter of
a
cumulative preferred
$4
share,
per
:■
I
Jan.
shares
an
series
American
200
Virginia
in
series
Alpha Instrument Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files—
The company on
is
mortgage bonds—
3Vz'/c
47
—
Ripley
company,
distribution
"<3V2%
Payable,9
Reserve Banks
the
improvements
3V2%
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
projects;
Harriman
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Adams
.
and
from
proceeds
to
4Vz%
Rates
a
Co.
banks, issued for construction purposes.
will be used to pay part of the cost of
proceeds
Company
and
Cumul.' pfd.
City Bond Offerings
Dividends
casht expected to be generated as result of income from the new facili¬
ties, together with recovery of plant cost through depreciation, enables
the company to prepay the loan at this time without curtailing pro¬
posed construction program or new development.—V. 178, p. 2039.
covering
the
—
3%%
1
The Course of Bank Clearings
that
states
new
net
to
2%.%.
,,31
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-46
debentures
company
regard
payable
3%-%
31
'
and
Authorized
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
$50,000,000
The company-will pay off this loan
consisting of 3% notes, due
Aug. 1, 1S55, out of its general funds. The loan was made in 1952 with
right of prepayment without premium and was used principally for
the financing of new construction.
In
of
total
4.50%
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—To
Repay Loan—
101.836;
&
*
31
<
-
■'
Stuart
Halsey,
-
$19,000,000
3'/*i/o
Miscellaneous Features
This
Corp.
*
.
additions
operating
"■First
31
Stock Exchange
from
came
42
Stock Exchange
H
who
Ala.,
had
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
f
Boston
the
EARNINGS—For
>
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
'
balance
oemmunities
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
*
net
Section,
Markets
Transactions American
3 Vis
as
redeemable, at the option of
prices ranging from 106%% to
apply
notes
Virginia,- West
37
Exchange,,.
Transactions New York
Alabama-Tennessee
_,1
will
of
transmission
36
1
was
on
generation,
purchase,
and, sale of electric, energy to the public
in Virginia ard Wset Virginia, and in the supplying of electric energy
qt wholesale to other electric; utility companies and municipalities in
__35
—35
_L_
11
Jan.
on
."/•'•'*
BUSINESS
_35
Exchange__L
Stock Exchange,—
Award of the issue
be
redemption
extensions,
33
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
2297.
p.
Francisco
San
Montreal
bonds
First
will
PROCEEDS—Of
The
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
railway....
178,
367,299
regular
32
581,283
asso¬
offered
interest.
32
Exchange—
the
The
bonds
32
Stock
for
101.95;
amount
$1,701,333
580,039
279,730
Exchange:
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1950
$1,701,004
486,332
13
Co., Inc.,. 101.6099/
The
27
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
1951
&
company
1—
from
from
1952
Inc.,
11
23
Los Angeles Stock
the
$1,593,398
income.
oper.
From
Net
1953
from
from
Offered—-
Bonds
—
102.321%.
bids
32
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Net
of
Detroit Stock Exchange
a
registration statement with
capital stock.—V. 178, p^ 2089.
of
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange,
American
Midwest
Gross
bid
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
filed
12
shares
Stock Exchange
New York
Affiliated Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
Co.
by the group at competitive sale
won
Page
the
SEC-covering 8,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be issued in
exchange for all the assets (approximately $120,500) and liabilities
($100,500)
of
Robb
Manufacturing Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The
present market value of Aeronca's stock is around $2.50
per
share.
The-exchange offer will not be underwritten.—V. 173, p. 561,
The
Jan.
on
Other
with
Power
subscribed and the books closed.
Stock and Bond Quotations
Corp.—Files—Acquisition—
11
Electric
$20,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 3V2% series due Dec. 1, 1983, at 102.824% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield 3.35%.
This offering was over¬
This Issue
.,
Aeronca Manufacturing
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Union Securities Corp. and
oversubscribed and the books closed.—V.
178, p. 1765.
was
Copy
a
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-
railway
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
railway
p.
1951
1950
$353,290
$401,468
$419,246
86,934
53,768
106,185
115,189
34,259
3,733
35,237
37,963
4,110,185
4,156,098
4,143,404
3,977,341
668,302
746,107
780,331
862,289
221,842
156,012
164,838
219,055
1—
oper.
178,
income-
1952
$392,973
income.
2473.
2
The Commercial and Financial
(202)
— Secondary Offering—A
shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Jan. 6 by Stroud & Co., Inc., at $30.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share;
If was completed and the books closed.—V. 179, p. 101.
Ended—
KaS
-
_
Fed.
for
Prov.
&
profits
excess
taxes
-
n'rofit
—
33,750
j59,152
per
"After
The
SEC
Beck Shoe Corp.—Current
$4,928,752
_
_
178,
Holdings—
;
:
:
-
.
the
par
of His
stockholders that he - has
the
has
Board;
Directors
of
resigned- due to
to
','2%
EFFECT TO
GIVING
1977____
series
due
1975i
Keesling .has
held
he
Mr.
in
resigning
to
resigned
also
with
common
a
as
,
announced.
Co.
also
is
the
director
a
of
Contractors
Genefal
cum.
4.75%
cum.
cum.
tCommon
America,
Committee
Financial
of
♦Additional
to
as
designated
sisting of 15,000
Calaveras
require
Inc. The two subsidiary companies main¬
principal cities of the United States, with the
parent company maintaining offices in San Francisco and New York.
^-V. 178, p. 294.
needed
in
of
a
and
Lines, Inc., Alton; 111.—Files With SEC—
Blaske
The corporation on Jan.
SEC covering 65,990 shares
filed
7
of
a
letter of notification with the
stock (par $2.) to be offered
common
-first to stockholders at $2.62% per share; then to puhlic if stockholders
waive rights.
The net proceeds will be used to make a down pay¬
on!
ment
purchase
six
of
The offering will be
Mo.—V. 171, p. 1782.
barges.
by G; H. Walker & Co., St. Louis,
needed
$l,i'80,000
sy^pms of
tfo the
1953—Month^-1952
ments
Rockford
the
in
—V.
178,
of
first
mortgage
erally
agreed
class
close
class
business
shares
B
Dec.
on
30
this
of
on
the
Stone
A.
Stock
the
general
at
80,000
1954
year
and
trans¬
C.
to
of
names
the
and
purchase
middle
the
respective
are
principal
amounts
offer $4,000,-
to
1954.
Webster
&
Securities.'
In
underwriters
which
each
C.
Central
also
See
V.
179,
p.
800
The.
:
Republic
Co.
(Inc.)
Illin'ols Co
1953—Month—1952
As of Nov. 30—
1953
Net asset value per
—V.
1952
$14,876,997 $14,699,797
646,691
604,975
$23.00
$24.30
Shares outstanding
share
Butler Brothers (& Subs.)—December Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
.
operating expenses-
20,214,984
Net
Net
1953^-Month—1952
Sales-
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$
$
$
York
field
year
13,027,390
178,
p.
12,551,226 129,574,593
120,892,858
National
See
-
Phoenix
Industries,
Inc.
Gross
from
from
•
ry.
Gross
below.
T.)
Campbell
Sons'
Corp., Baltimore,
Md.—
Arranges Loan—This company has placed a $600,000 loan
due in 1963, with The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, it was announced on Jan. 13.
The" proceeds will be used to bring about an improvement in working
capital needed as a result of the company's extensive and continuing
business expansion in recent years.
This
60-year-old company is engaged principally In the production
of stone, sand, gravel, and concrete to constructors and in¬
and of finely ground limestone to industry, and is an im¬
portant constructor of blacktop highways in the Maryland area. The
Campbell headquarters are in Baltimore, but the company also operates
and
sale
dividuals,
subsidiaries
in
Connecticut, Pennsylvania
and
Virginia.
'
$
3,950,871
6,838,720
94,597,938
55,203,459
from
ry.
—V.
1952
1951
1950
Net
stock
ry.
from
ry.
stockholders
on
Jan.
11.
The
purchase
price
is
fixed
at
a
Is
'
currently quoted at about $12.50.
W. Moore, President, said: "The
R.
profits
discontinuance
of
the
256 ,782,583 245,376,413 241,942,551 215,644,056
72
2,303,542
68,714,045
68,409,933
67,328,675
income...
28
1,509,135
26,243,044
26,445,984
30,261,395
2571.
He
also
share."
predicted
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1954
are
i
sale,
of
President
C.
Fi¬
T.
Mr.
Dietz
made
acquired
was
the
following
state¬
in
Its investment.
on
extensive
insurance
activities
will
not
affected
be
1952
1951
1950
$1,892,735
$2,086,210
$2,005,540
$1,699,45?
611,500
940,164
993,158
717,483
,
504,080
847,301
928,040
695,387
22,466,000
21,947,259
21,526,643
18,633,344
8,900,126
9,288,847
9,506,516
7,850,885
8,379,224
8,929,642
8,012,112
7,531,213
1—
railway.;
income...
2474.
p.
Mineral
on
Jan.
Refining Co., Inc., Denver,
filed
6
of
shaves
letter
a
Colo.—
common
notification with
of
stock
(no
buy
to
par)
without
share,
be
be
to
are
-
the
SEC
offered
used
at
to
'
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—Norman Elected President
C.
W.
has
Norman
retired
has
of
elected
been
the
of
as
President,
same
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
sidiary,
Northeastern
date
as
effective
Jan,
general
a
1954.
1,
partner
the
of
Co.
and
Transmission
Gas
President
of
the
179,
Co.—V.
p
latt'er's
sub¬
103.
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Signs New Contract—
This corporation on Jan. 13 announced the signing of a long-term
National Petro-Chemicals Corp., jointly owned by Pan¬
Pipelines and National Distillers, for a substantial
the total synthetic ethyl alcohol production of the new
$50,000,000 plant recently completed at Tuscola, 111.
As a result of this arrangement, Commercial Solvents, a pioneer hi
alcohol
research
and
production, confirms its basic position as a»
industrial alcohol manufacturer and supplier, offering maximum flexi¬
bility and protection to its customers under all market conditions
through its supplies of both synthetic and fermentation ethyl alcohol.
with
Eastern
First deliveries under the new contract commenced Jan, 1.—V. 179, p. 3.
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Transfer of Properties—
This
all
of
company has filed a proposal with
Its gas and heating properties to a
Commission
from
Net
ry.
—V.
has
given interested
Gross
shares
$2,956,951
$2,753,829
675,087
602,857
886,385
common
331,153
329,380
533,232
persons
the
SEC
for
the
transfer
corporation; and the
18, 1954, to request
new
until Jan.
32,113,487
30,807,156
27,106,517
7,847,283
7,067,421
7,217,110
As
3,961,989
3,866,712
3,051,731
3,688,173
writers
from
Net
ry.
part
The
Net
from
ry.
—V.
1953
1951
1950
1—
railway
:
railway
income...
oper.
178, p.
1952
$21,014,248 $21,
,735,082 $22,721,264 $22,898,350
3,250,653
4,
6,001,522
,190,621
5,364,873
1,179,426
1,
,612,040
2,073,513
2,644,330
income
oper.
from
239,501,394 246,
,250,403 243,079,125 229,993,130
39,015,370
41,
,873,984
40,986,239
47,915,634
12,771,912
14,:
,257,153
18,345,722
12,814,349
2474.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—-Buys Equipment
Purchase of
from
Jan.
the
100
steel 50-foot
Pullman-Standard
12.
was
box
cars
announced
and
by
100 covered
hopper cars
the Rock Island Lines on
Delivery of the "box cars is scheduled for February and
hoppers are expected- to be delivered in April or May.*
covered
the
latter's
a
new
corporation, Northern Illinois Gas Co.,
utility company. The gas and heating prop¬
to Northern Illinois in exchange for 5,500,000
$5
par
common
stock
(plus
additional
such
shares
convertible preferred
2.
From Jan.
Gross
gas
e.s
may be required under a prescribed formula).
In
and in order to provide Northern Illinois with working capi¬
Commonwealth proposes to purchase 100,000 shares of its 5?$
tal,
railway
railway
a
transferred
addition,
8,047,650
income
become
be
of
$3,133,005
33,520,278
railway
from
Net
will
erties will
330,953
railway
p.
heating properties to
which
1950
644,708
income
oper.
179,
1951
1—
from
Net
1952
7
of
the
stock, $100
par, for a consideration
proposal, Commonwealth will
of divisional lien bonds.
issue
and
of $10,000,000-.
sell
to
under¬
$60,000,000
Commonwealth
filed
a
Edison
Co.
and
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Co.
on
registration statement with the SEC covering $60,000,000
Edison Co. "gas divisional lien bonds, due Jan. 1»
bonds will become Northern Illinois Gas Co. first mort¬
Commonwealth
1979,"
gage
which
bonds,
due
writing terms
are
1, 1979.
The public offering
be supplied by amendment.
Jan.
to
price
and
under¬
The First Boston Corp., Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc. and Glore, Forgan
& Co. are named as the principal underwriters.
The entire purchase price of the Edi^pn bonds, to be deposited by
the underwriters directly with the corporate trustee under Common¬
wealth's existing mortgage, will constitute a part of the basis for the
release
of
the
gas
and heating properties from the lien of sueh.
mortgage, in connection with the transfer of such properties by Com¬
monwealth to Northern Illinois, as set forth above.
Northern
Illinois'
outstanding
securities
will initially consist
of
of bonds, 810,000,000 of 5% convertible preferred stock,
and $27,500,000 of $5 par common stock (plus the par valua
additional shares issued under the formula mentioned).If the present tentative schedule Is adhered to, a public offering o*
the bonds will be made by the underwriters on Jan. 27, 1954.—V. 179,
$60,000,000
that
Group
I.
of
are
20,000
$2,867,804
railway
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1953
,
Sales
Insurance
President
hearing thereon. . Commonwealth proposes to separate its gas and
heating properties from its. electric facilities by the transfer of the gas.
excess
"should be the best year in the com¬
expected to reach a record high, he said,
and. will be augmented further by increased sales of
syrups and ex¬
tracts to the company's growing number of licensed bottlers. Increased
sales of alcoholic beverages are also
expected, he said.—V. 178, p. 2474.
pany's history."
Dietz,
O.
James F. Crafts.
underwriting. The proceeds
equipment and for operating capital.
and
company,
40 cents per
13 by
a
Net
tax, which exacted unusual hardship upon' us as a growth
should Increase the compaiiy's earnings by approximately
Jan.
National
company
per
railway
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
$11.82%
on
1953
Colorado
railway.
November—
share, representing the closing market price on Feb. 9, 1953, the date
of the plan's adoption by the board of directors.
Canada Dry stock
wholly-owned subsidiary
by. Fireman's- Fund
Corp.
railway
oper.
178,
The
of
plan permitting officers and managerial employees
of this corporation to purchase a total of 80,000 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock ovdr a 5-year period was approved by the
the
railway....
from
Net
Jan.
option
T,
field,
From Jan.
Gross
1—
"
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—Option Plan—
A
-7,399.021
Arthur
Surety
railway
oper. income
handle
J
"
14,159,044
5,271,370
portion .of
1953
oper.
with
from
51,426,544
$23 ,112,512 $23,999,191 $23,078,188 $22,024,797
5 ,990,306
7,709,267
7,288,293
8,344,432
income—
2 ,232,083
2,785,881
2,894,987
3,699,132
178, p.
37,097,691
13,076,135
Corp.,
and
other
of
from
Net
contract
railway
oper.
40,139,546
13,886,809
6,163,517
Clinchfield RR.- -Earnings—
93,941,452
railway
from
Net
Net
(Harry
income—
From Jan.
C & C Super Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
.
11,983,972
•
capital investment firm of Lambert & Co., New York City, He joined
the latter firm in
1952, prior to which time he was Vice-President
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—!Earnings—
Net
2298.
41,130,253
7,686,486
November—
1,600
$
5,898,233
November-
$
776.582
Surety.
These operations, In the automobile
conducted by Service Fire Insurance Co. of New
and Service Casualty Co. of New York, and In the life insurance
by Patriot Life Insurance
Co,
which
we
organized
about
a
ago."—V, 179, p. 3.
$1
2474.
p.
447,116
announced
Fund,
T.'s
sale
insurance
31,732,088 319,868,669 326,380,302
19,748,116 225,270,731 232,438,850
opers.
ry.
oper.
178,
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
146.
178, p.
26,113,217
Ry.
*
Total net assets
operating revenues.
927,889 '
<
was
I.
C.
I.
the
covering
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
Ry.
.
$3,459^1$
1,38$,79»
the
1,000
Dean Witter & Co
$
Fund, Inc.—Total Assets Slightly Higher—
to
"C.
by
He
Period End. Nov. 30—
Bullock
1950
1,013.717
'
profit
sev¬
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
t
M
1951
$3,446,787
1936, C, I. T. has
received-large profits on its investment in National Surety and this
sale, which was for cash, will now result in -a further substantial
they have been acquired by Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd., underoffer dated Oct. -7, 1953, at $8.50 per share. The offer to minority
stockholders had been extended to Jan. 7, 1954.—V. 162, p. 2636.
1952
43,288,834
Financial
National
1,600
1,000
1,600
Hornblower & Weeks
102.
-
Corp.
1,000
Fulton, Reid & Co
1,600
Allyn & Co., Inc
of
had
Baird & Co., Inc.
1,600
!_
Co.
.
* -
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
3,200
&
fill
for
;
16;783,857
2303.
connection
Since
No. Shs.
Robert W.
.
to
material
$4:139,061.;
1,775,346
^
ment:
—V.
follows:
as
continue
566,934s
Income
p.
T.
nancial
<
as
an
I.
Gross
f
plans
of
wilt
body-making
1,170,048
,
railway..
Fireman's
of
and
additions
t
company
steel
for
...
$3,544,001
:
railway
©per.
178,
area.
Bacon, Whipple & Co
delisted
Exchange
were
company
Toronto
for
used
bonds about the
Corp.
and
A
of
for
No. Shs.
Brentford Roofing Co., Ltd.—Acquired—
The
be
opinion,
The purchase of National Security. Corp.,
.
of
1,000,000
to
distribution
divisions.
PLANNED—The
1953—12 Mos.—1952
Allen
the
stock
preferred
new
2298.
p.
all
ry.
Net
FINANCING
BOND
000
$12,069,253 $13,059,891 $86,137,790 $82,714,746
Sales.-,.
will
his
*.
C. I. T. Financial Corp;—Sells National Surety Corp.—
|
On
series of preferred*-
work
major
;
-
income
San Francisco
the
year
1355,
the
company
will
require
approximately
$1,000,000 for completion of the new 30,000 kilowatt unit at Sabrooke
Station; and approximately $80,000 for the 69,000 volt system improve¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
Period End. Dec. 31—
be
without
may
preferred'stock, series D" con¬
additional
for
come.*
*
During
underwritten
Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off—
Bond
to
from
from
Net
—V.
the Rockford area; approximately $170,000 will be
transmission and distribution facilities in the Lincoln
of
remainder
betterments
"
:
approximately $750,000 will be needed for the completion
service headquarters building consisting of a garage, store¬
office building for engineering and operating departments.
new
The
15,000shs.
increased
a new
PROGRAM—Construction
:
From Jan. 1—
Net
facilities in
and
room
be
for major
area;
cumulative
Convertible—
industry."
that, in
main requirements
railway
railway
Net Ty.- oper;
30,000 kilowatt turbine generator unit at Sabrooke Station;
new
mission
the
was
auto
doubt
to
years,
from,
Net
$7,500,000.
Of this amount, approximately
needed for the work to be done on the construction
be
$1,100,000 will
Lucky Stores,
and
offices
the
-
25,000shs.-
Increased
was
stock
the
no
industry's
j ! November^-1953
approximately
$4,300,000 will
Holdings Corp. owns First California Co. and Blair, Rollins
both securities and underwriting houses.
It has been
responsible for the past growth of Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Los
tain
"4.80%
shares.
as
CONSTRUCTION
will
preferred
178, p. 2474.-
Gross- from
'
30, 1953, was 725,000 shares.
4, 1954, the directors created
stock
Inc.,
Angeles,
authorized
On Jan.
5,524,571
1,620,374
I
;revealed.that,.in addition to Dodge, the Granada is the
result
of
a
joint, styling; and' construction venture carried out by
the Ionia Manufacturing; Co.,' of Ion$,
*Mich., and Creative-Industries;
of Detroit.—V. 179, p. 102.
774,400'shs.
the authorized common stock
the
and
shares.
stock at Sept.
♦1,036,676
♦649,120
| Cincinnati,. New- Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry»—Earns;
*
.
10,000 shs.
any of said-series or of other series
restrictions contained in the indenture,
principal amount.
common
2,764,061
♦91,758
3,898,964'
income
i Newberg
,
30,000 shs.
of
the
aggregate
12, 1953,
shares
Blair
many
Gross
30,000 shs.
lO.OQOshs.^
25,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
value>i._^___
par
bonds
tAuthorized
Nov.
($15
subject to
of
Co.,
stock
in
He-left
the auto
1
-
pfd. stock, series B_pfd. stock, series C
pfd. stock, series D___
limit
Transamerica, Capital Co., Associated
Inc. and The Clear Lake Water Co.
of
value): '
par
pfd... stock, series-A*.. J
Issued,
Maginn.
Mr.
Maginn,. Chairman, of
Cement
($100
cum.
4.80%
in Personnel—
the board of Blair corporation, Mr.
director of Lucky Stores; a position
from
ments
v
4,000,000
2,505,000 "
3•%■%'
4.10%
same time,
H. C. Maginn, Executive President of Calaveras
Co.; has been named to succeed Mi'. Dardi as President of
the corporation, which position'he has held since 1948; 'Mr. Keesling
Was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors in 1950.
addition
960,000
3%% series due 1982;.
sinking. fund debentures due* 1969? $3,000,000
„
30,463,083
4,281,801
railway
oper.
Newberg
described, the fiberglass-body convertible as
"an
ex¬
periment, in plastic sport car styling: participated in by Dodge as pari
of a continuing program to keep abreast and ahead of new
develop¬
2,475,000«>
v
•
549,549
California Auto Show
in
Los Angeles,
Calif., Jan. 15-24,
Newberg, Dodge President, announced on Jan. H.
Emphasizing that Dodge has no production plans for the Granada,
,
,
$13,440-,000r
1975__—._.
due
2%%
}
-
due
351,932
30,846,762
Outstanding
.
series
321,261
31,531,447
William C.
FINANCING
PRESENT
bonds:..
series
'
from
314,514
31,398,399
railway
Mr.
Authorized*
.
913,208
Southern
\
"
Cement
In
.
2:%%
..
the
At
•
$3,238,367
487,953
1—
from
ry.
1950
$3,018,833
714,030
Chrysler Corp.—Dodge Unveils Plastic
<*as. Co.—Preferred Stock
&
Jan.
1951
$3,164,722
816,382
income
oper.
1952
$3,179,314
railway
The Granada,., the
first one-piece,
all-plastic-body car ever de¬
veloped, by the auto Industry on a conventional chassis, will be.
unveiled-to the public for the first time in the Dodge
display at the
r'
,
4.10%
it has been
17,315,581
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
'
^Preferred-stock
V. D. Dardi, Chairman^
succeed'Francis V. Keesllhg Sr. who
health;
poor
ry.
Net
Omaha
176, p. 1766.
.
RobBins & Co., E. Livingston Sulli¬
elected' former President;
have
from
Net
& Co., 33 South Clark St., Chicago, 111., will pur¬
share- any of the preferred shares presented to
National Bank on or before Jan. 29, 1954.
per
of
care
CAPITALIZATION
*
<fc
$102
at
♦First mortgage
van and .Godfrey-K. Walters.-^-V. 163, p. 66.
Blair Holdings- Corp.—Changes
43,561,513
14,534,830
1953
from
Net
for
Central Illinois Electric
Vanderllpp. has been elected- President.' He was formerly asso¬
ciated/-aith Bellanca, Curtiss-Wrlgbt Corp. and Glenn L. - Martin Co.
Other new directors include Paul-E. Pihi, Lftwrende^Sheehanv JamesrJ..
The directors
capital.
Offering—Mention was made in our issue of Jan. It o£ *
the public offering and sale of 15,000 shares of 4.80% •
cumulative preferred stock, series D, at par ($l(Mt pere"
share) and accrued dividends.- Further details follow:
* :
F.
SuUiyan, .Vice-President of Blair,
working
shares.
in
them
called
has
a
N.
for
and
Net
Kidder, Peabody
chase
""
,
equipment
138.
company
common
"considerable/portion'.' of his stock at (6 per stiare to several
executives long -associated
with» aircraft manufacturing.
The group
■Includes. James D. Mooney; :formerl$ of General Motors Corp., and
Edward O.. McDonnell, Partner oi-Hornblower fc-Weeks.
>,, *
' a /. *
of
buy
redemption on Feb. 8 at $101 per
share and accrued
dividends all of Its outstanding shares of 4%
cumulative- convertible
preferred stock.
Payment
will
be made' at
the
Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Neb.
Each share of preferred stock is convertible into common stock to
and including Jan. 29, 1954, at $22.89 per share, or into about 4.3687
.
.
.
162,956,881
41,897,898
34,091,479
22,806,506
25,639,157
Income
November
Gross
>
Carpenter Paper Co.—To Retire Preferred Stock—
,
Chairman, ha&- notified
Bellanca,
G: -M.
to
.
BellaneaAircraft Con*.—Chairman Sells Part
sold
used
be
Sales Off—
f
181,098,309
56,284,345
railway
178, p. 2298.
From
1953—52 Wks.—1952
$5,027,479 $45,451,453 $45,332,481-
-
2473.
p.
{950
'
1—
railway
oper.
Gross
1953—4 Wks.—1952
Period End. Dec. 26—
to
are
177, p.
—V.
—V.
ry.
MONTHS
1951
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.
corporation on Jan. 11 filed a letter of notification with the
$30,000 of general 4% non-convertible debenture bonds
to
the employees at par (in units of $50 each). »The
offered
—V.
through M; H. Bishop & Co., Minneapolis, Minn. The -,
net proceeds aire to be used to purchasethe corporation's allotment
of the capital stock of The Marquette National Bank and the ChicagoLake. State Bank.—V.> 177, p. 410.
•*
■:
Sales—
from
covering
be
proceeds
i$20 per share 1
'
Jan.
11
'
192,156,566 195,181,219
income
oper.
FIRST
'
$16,586,929
5,193,538
2,406.803
railway.
railway..
from
Net
'
1953
$15,342,201 $17,707,410 $17,636,422
3,703,625
5,243,390
5,661,627
2,142,622
2,317,215
2,236,851
Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Files With SEC
>.. ■
corporation on Jan. 4 filed a letter of notification with
15,000 shares of class A* stock to be offered at
ry.
From
Gross
—V.
The
covering
(A. S.)
Net
'
Net
455,565
$l,oo
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
Shares, Inc.,
Bank
The
SEC
NOVEMBER AND
FOR
from;
Net -from
certificates, series M, 1954, maturing serially
from l-to-15 years.—V. 179, p. 2.
in
178, p. 850.
requirements.—V.
dividend
preferred
on
EARNINGS
,
NovemberGross
^2,220
461,i&J5
$l.bO
shares
♦Earnings
Pri¬
the direct private placement of $25,Q20,000 3%% equip-;
33,750
_______
paid
paid—
outstanding
common
share
dividends
Common
Sold
ment trust
$78^,267
$771,248
-
dividends
Preferred
Common
Trusts
Jan. 15 announced that they have completed
to
M-t
Equipment
Co. Inc. and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler
*
^726,26?
940,000
1,601,248
830,000
taxes.
income
—
E.
Oct. 3, '53 Sept. 27, 52
$46,696,122 $38,705,211
'
income
before
Profit
Ry.
Ames &
vately—A.
America (& Subs.)—Earns.
Automatic Canteen Co. of
Years
Pacific
Canadian
*
Electric Co.
City
Atlantic
secondary offering of 17,600
Chronicle...Monday, January 18, 195
$100 par,
of
any
p.
103.
Chronicle
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial
Volume 179
CAPITALIZATION
Commonwealth Telephone Co. -of ^Ohio—Bonds Sold—
•
—V.
1953—Month—1952
178,
—Files With
r,
Authorized
-$300,000
-
$300,000
1,000,000 shs.
1953—12Mos.—1952
to
'
•
Process, Inc., Reno, Nev.
for
178,
stock- to-be
capital
of
'
52% #
; '
14#
'
Corn^^Irifrnduc^dLowi
Phnnnrranh
Jtr
;■
;
iniroaucca LOW
est-Priced^Portable~Radio—-Also\ Presents
rights ?.-Multi-Pui4pOseT,able' Model—^" *• J '■
'
••
the
and
pu.caased
——
»mcreon KadlO & rJWnograpilLOrp.
;
•
———1 33V3#'
——
-
,
VRiiM*Aii',«aila
f
;680,497 shs.
—
:
2572.
p.
Outstandittg
underwriters
Co.-
Ac
Barth & Co.
—v.
•
several
Exclusive
-
apd. who-may require such lands and
operations. »The company will not engage in any mining,-
their
'
1953
1,
.Authorized
'
Co.___„..
Ac
9
V2,SOO,flOO shs. *:»
follows:
as
Schwabacher
J.
shares
of "the 114,000
are
Walston
,k
lands,the company plans.to lease or -sell or otherwise
operating • firms having -smelting and^refining ^ants;
interests, and. facilities
SecuHties'hnCExCl^igd'Cbihimsaoii-
percentage
or
to
of
Y
of the
names
DEC.
OF
4',.
■
UNDERWRITERS—The
-by each
-
acquire by purchase or lease, the mineral .rights -to such properties,
which rights
dispose
{-i
Capital stock ;(par value :$T per\share)
i
1,006,900 shs.
-
*
•
AS
CAPITALIZATION
.
k
Outstanding
•
•
•
.
^
Constant Minerals Separation
'
-
,
company -was incorporated *• iri April, 1953; in' Vir¬
ginia, "with its principal office and place of business' at 439 Wyatt
Building, Washington, -D. C. The sole ^purpose" of the company Will be
"to search dor proven ore properties in' the" Republic * of " Cuba; examine
engineering and geological reports, analyze and assay ore samples,,
tinvestigate- transportation facilities, and endeavor to locate ' mineral
lands with « high potential-for development; ^Thereafter it is proposed
$3,865,264 $28,128,342 $30i023;i44
2303.
p.
P
'
BUSINESS-^-The
'
Stores,, Inc.-—December Sales Off
$3,572,781
__
..
#
Z
Nov. 15, 1973:aiid
$646,000 series AA', dated Dec. 15, 1953 and due Dec. 15,
1975). They were all sold.—V. 178, p. 2571.
Period End. Dec. 31—
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
V
.
series A, dated Nov. 15, 1953 and due
Sales:.
GIVING
'
.
The Ohio Company recently-offeredto residentsofOhio
an issue of $992,000 first ^mortgage-bonds <$436,000
Consolidated Retail
(203)
'
"" " ;
-
"
-lowest-priced -personal poTtable radio on "the~market"-(Model .801); ^listed at n$49:95, and ,an exclusive- multi-purpose -table ".model
^radiot (Model -805);featuring A' personal"listening, attachment. and; an
under-pillow listening attachment "have been .introduced thy'this- cor¬
-As of the commencement of -business, the1 company-has acquired -by '
poration, It was announced ;on Jan. 13 by 'Sr"W;- Gross; -Vice-President
purchase from Charles-Ely, "President, "title td mineral rights in-250 " in Charge of -Bales,Mr., Gross ,alsa-.airnounced- the -introduction--of.
hectares (607.75-acres) undivided-wsa-part-of • 546hectaresofmineraL4 Model 754, .» 3«-way - portable ^radiorlist^pr iced- at-: $49.95: - -The -new
rights ia the Province of Las Villas, Cuba.—V. 178,1 p.*1473.
<
"
' mUlti-purpose lable modei is priced at.i$I9.95.—V.' 179, p."4.
Ti
SEC
♦-Tiie
.
i»
The
proceeds'are to take
V. 175,
1647.
p.
?
.
.
.
Of expenses Infeldental to sold mining.
care
,
'
Consumers Fower Co.—Stock
Offering—Mention; was 1
madc in our issue of J an. -11 of the-offering to eoimrnm
stockholders of record Jan. 7, "1954 of 679,436 additional
shares of comflion stock Xwithopt pSr value) $£$36.75
per share, at the rate ~uf one new share forfeach dO shares
held. Eights will expire Jan. <22, Unsubscribed
he offered first to employees^! thersame price,
man
Ripley dc Co.; Trie; and. The First Boston*
associates are Und.erwriting.dhe offering.. Further'jfletails
follow: '• /• V -\7
.' '
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO "PRESENT FINANCING
•First mortgage
{2%»%; series'
2%%. series,
3%.% series
3%:%' series
3 V4%
V
bonds:
—Authorized-
.
1975-
due
due
• /
'
series due 1987—
k
"
ments of $675,000 to
2V due June
stock,
$4.50
1,
Sept.
•The
indenture
or
,
a
-
-
•
(Without par value)-..
Net
199,550 shs.
7,473,798 Shs.
may
of
be
10,000,000 shs.
future >advances
secured
thereby,
and
the
(utiire advances and other indebtedness .and
9,284,132
'
not to
may
!
-
income—
oper.
in
of
the
from
railway
from
Net
ry.-oper.
—V.
Co.,
the
Inc.
14.00
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
14.00
New
Wood, Struthers <fc Co.-—__
'490
A.
M.
Bache
&
4.00
Co
6
<&
Co.__
A
Swiss
American
Blunt
Ellis
0.75
Jahney & Co.
KAy, Richards' Ac Co
0.75
-
C, F.
income
Chaplin & Co
iRichard
W." Clarke
COTp.—
Weedon Is
Co
•Dehaven
1.50
Ac
Crouter
1.00
-
"...
-
.
Glass
A
Class
B
:
.
RR.—Earnings—
Hanrahan
& Co
JHEenry
0.50
Kaiser Ac Co
0.50"
Herrman Ac Co
1.00
Co
0.50
—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.—
1.00
Carl
—
McGlone
Ac
0.50
0.50
Inc.-
Co.,
1.00
MtoJunkin, Patton Ac
Cooiey & Co
190
1.00
Penington, Colket & Co
'
Stern, Frank; Meyer Ac Fox-
Goodbody & Co
190
Stetson
Hayden, Miller & Co
190
Stokes- k
0.50
0.50
H.
Hentz
&
&
Co
—
Co._
0.59
Co
0.5O
Securities Corp
Co
:
Strauss
1.00
J.
Co.——
l.OO
&
Co
190
Suplfce, Yeatman Ac Co., Inc.
Thayer, Baker Ac Co. Si
John
C.
Legg «fc Co
1.00
Westheimer
$613,388
$626,478
245,471
$730,012
:
229,769
368963
,
•
■
'
$592,816
223,760
53;869
71,847
7,036.859
6,928,781
3,138,030
2,906.558
3,091955
income—
1,052,886
976,374
15.
of
'
'
McCormick
The
&
See
also V.
and
Wllliston
1.00
J.
1.00
Co
Milwaukee
Ac
tics
establisment of
Plastics
a
divisions
new
will
1,013,156
all
absorbs
functions
been
Chlorinated
a
Division,
■
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and
a
•
-See
connection
with
the
171,
Woodard-Elwood
:
Co
179, p.
R.
Ac
Woodcoek, Hess Ac Co.,
103.
99%
Creole
Petroleum
Standard
Oil
Co.
they
0.50
Toronto
Inc.
shaie
Corp.—Offer Made for Stock—
I New
below.—V.
Jersey)
176,
p.
National
Phoenix
Stock
offer
of
Jan.
on
Inc. -below.—V.
Minerals
176,
(Va.)
Corp.
327.
p.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
Offered—James T. DeWitt & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.,
offering publicly 6,000 certificates of participation
speculation" at $50 per certificate.
are
"as
a
surrender
his
the
to
certificates,
company
if any,
will
which
be
prorated
and
paid
the
at
next
company shall retain from the funds on hand, a
the income for the preceding quarter to be used
of
equal
sum
for
a
to
sinking
■fund.
The company shall retain from the funds on hand a sum
equal
of the income for the preceding quarter for the sole
compen¬
of the officers and directors of the
company.
The company
shall also retain such further sum as may be deemed
necessary for
the operational expenses of
the company and the payment of taxes
5Vo
and any
distribute
thereof
to
band
30
on
been
the
;
plus
share
<
.
one
to expire
extended
*
Jan.
$776,880
$682,539
*4.809
*11,283
ry.
218,230
"196,920
203,136
120,483
136,632
147,810
7,595,332
7,470,139
7,476,726
1,088,541
444,475
1,279,904
1,405,853
1,501,526
533,586
684,536
906,044
1950
-
other
the
ratably
the
will
necessary expenditures.
then balance
on
hand
and
holders
be
an
the
amount
company
shall
equal
75%
to
proportionately to each outstanding certificate,
thereof, and the remaining 25% of the funds on
retained
PROCEEDS—Of
Thereafter
in
the
by
the
net
company.
proceeds,
$37,500
178,
$649,874
to
go
Charles
Ely,
hectares
President,
mineral
in payment of balance due for purchase of 250
rights, and the remainder will be used for general corporate
purposes.
178,
1
Published
twice
week
Drapers'
On
account
of
the
Financial
in
the
rate
of
a
registration
Registers With
statement
L77, p. 43.
with
Corp.
Co.—Acquisition—
above.—V.
178,
p.
1667.
Co. of Newark, N. J.
—
Partial
t
its
of
3,500
dividends
accrued
share
of
stockholders
Sterling, Inc.—Borrows from Banks—This cor¬
Firth
poration has borrowed $1,000,000 on 4% notes due Dec.
$9,469,679 $81,643,399 $80,696,187
'
Calif.—Stock Of¬
31, 1954, under
a
credit agreement with Bank of Man¬
National Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
Mellon
and
burgh, Pa.
The
was
raised
will
proceeds
be
used
by
from its recent $1,600,000
debt.—V.
178,
2972.
p.
the
corporation,
together with funds
to retire a V-loan
sale of debentures,
-
-
Co.
The
net proceeds
BUSINESS—The
12,
1934.
radio,
From
in
Calif.
Bruno,
and
radar
time
sold
to two selling stockholders.
go
was
Its principal executive
Avenue, San
manufacture
of
will
company
to
sale
The
since
offices
1950
are
company
vacuum
television
and
time
of
incorporated
power
signals
the
in
ried
sells,
on
located
at
798
on
San
1
'Fischer & Porter
Henry
Sept.
Mateo
Fischer
the
the
ray
has
frequency
also
bands.
present time. In addition the company manufactures and
smaller quantities, miscellaneous other electronic products.
company's products are sold under the trade name "Eimac."
Dana
Company,
Director-
Co.,
years.—V. 178, p. 2091.
two
(M. H.)
Fishman Co.,
Period End. Dec. 30—
at the
B.
past
a
banker, and membef of the firm
& Co., has been elected a director.
»
At
Co. has acted as financial
Advisor to
manufacturers of industrial instruments, for
manufactured
tubes (television picture
of these tubes is being car¬
in
William
Sulzberger
Porter
At
Co.—Hallowell
investment
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
engaged primarily in the
tubes for the' transmitting
high
Hallowell,
R.
Hallowell,
of
is
company
substantial quantities cathode
tubes), although no commercial production
-
in; California
—V.
Inc.—December Sales Up—
1953—Month—1952 . 1953—12 Mos.-;rl952
$2,127,767 $13,351,867 $12,579,341
$2,248,275
Sales
178,
p.
2304.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.. RECtor
2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and
Pubhsher:
(every Thursday (general- news and -advertising issue) with - a statistical isisue on Monday.]
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St.,. cnicago J, in.
England, c/o Edwards At.Smith, Copyright 1054 by William B.Gana Company;
Reentered as second class matter February 25,
at.me
in
Dominion
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions,'Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00
per year;
exchange,
the
-
has -called for redemption on Feb. 16,
1954,
issued $4 cumulative preferred stock at $100 per
Gardens, London, E.' C..
under the Act of March 3,
fluctuations
—
Commission—
filed
on
post office at New York, N. Y.,
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
WOTS;
Seattle, Wash.
8
179, p. 104.
T.
Preferred
114,000 shares of capital stock (par
publicly offered on Jan. 12 at $7.37Vz per share
by. Schwabacher & Co., Walston & Co. and J. Barth &
$1)
a
President.
shutters.—V. 178,
company
hattan
William
2-0613);
jalousie
50 cents per share.
have been notified to surrender certificates
representing one share for each nine shares held of the $4 cumulative
preferred stock for redemption - to The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York,- agent, 11 Broad Street, New York 15,-N- Y., on
Feb. 16,
1954.—V. 178, p. 1370.
plus
p. 2304.
Eitel-McCullough, Inc., San Bruno,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
Seibert,
The
•
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$9,241,842
—V.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Dana
and
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off-
The
(Telephone STate
awnings
Redemption—
2304.
p.
Period End, Dec. 31—
and
will
Jan.
on
Firemen's Insurance
6,544,420
•
I.
C.
shares
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
(but
value.
par
program.—V.
1—
railway—
railway.—
product -development
to 800,000 shares,
stock
same
See
1951
income—
and
665.
1952
—_
-Sales
sation
and
recently
reinforced
Jan. 14 approved an increase in the authorized
$-10 par value, from 360,000 shares of
The stock increase was approved by 83.9% of the
-shares outstanding. "At present,
the company has 340,000 shares of
i
$10 par value capital stock outstanding.
Approval by stockholders of the increase in - capitalization permits
the company
to offer stockholders of record at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
;Jan. 18, 1954,: the right to subscribe for 340,000 additional shares of
y$l<r par value ,capital stock on the basis of one additional share. for
-.each share hCM-afya price of $22.50 per share.
The
board of directors met on
Jan.
15, 1954,
to formalize this
fered—An issue of
The
to
-
distribution
date.
S%
Dec.
on
per
$536,107
railway
from
from
Net
certificate
or certificates,
he shall make tender
shall then redeem such certificate or
certificates at a price of $50 each providing that funds sufficient for
such redemption are then on deposit and at hand under the terms of
the sinking fund agreement.
Quarterly accruals upon such surrendered
thereof
p.
had
$35
1053
railway.
oper.
From
Gross
Net
The
certificates are issued for
an, indefinite period of time and are
subject to call or redemption only as set forth herein. However, if at
wny time prior to such time as the entire number of certificates then
outstanding shall be called,
or
redeemed, a certificate holder shall
desire to
178,
at
glass
Fire Association^ ©f Philadelphia—Stock Increased—
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.- -Earnings-
Certificates
—
of
stock
panes, storm
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Net
Cuban-American
1954.—V.
stock
November—
Industries,
business
.
Dryden
Anglo-Canadian
29,
close
the
at
for research
26,000 shares of common stock.—V.
The stockholders
capital
outstanding shares nf capital stock of this com¬
by Anglo-Canadian Pulp As Paper Mills,
purchase
corporation
SEC covering
the
Exchange.
to
fiber
2572.
The
acquired
delisted
were
from
^
p.
1376.
Croft Co. of Boston—Proposed Consolidation—
See
the
having been
Ltd.,
The
See
of
0.50
0.50
Co.—
& Co
operated -primarily
Financial Fund, Inc.,
DrydOtt Paper Co., Ltd.—Over 99% Stock Acquired—
Over
pany
items, manufactured
including
Securities .and Exchange
1048.
p.
number
The
/ parts,-and window
plant facilities encompassed by the Chlorinated Prodagricultural chemicals, Houston and Newark, N. J.;
above.—V.
the
corporation's principal fiber glass-plastic item's will -be
The
are:
Roofing Co., Ltd.,
to
corporation intends-bo-engage in vacuum molding of thermo¬
as well as press die molding of fiber glass pia^tic products.
tote boxes
(carrying boxes used for deliveries), made in various models and
shapes and forms of construction, which have1 beeh in use by three
major, baking, companies for the past several years, soft drink carry¬
ing cases, food boxes, candy and- restaurant trays, auto and aircraft
-
carbon
Brantford
proportion
plastics
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—Acquisition—
-
in
The
•
under
tetra-chlorjde and hydrochloric acid, Painesville,
Ohio; perchlorethylene, hydrochloric acid and viny monomer, Houstop;
And methy chloride, methylene chloride, chloroform and hydrochloric
acid, Belie, W. -V.—V.
178, p.
1666.
i
exercisable
is
The right to
of- shares "of
thereafter.
years
have been made of -some of the products).
It is the purpose nf
corporation to expand such facilities and to manufacture and sell
number of-items heretofore developed by Mr. Vidal.
field.
Chiorowax,
period of two
a
the
'
'polyvinyl
Products
.
and for
sales
effective
''Y
| responsibilities
in
-
will
underwriter
the
A
.
Diamond's
Division
'
share)——
per
FINANCING
BUSINESS—Corporation is a Delaware
corporation, "organized to
engage
in
the business of
manufacturing and distributing .plastic
operate autonomously,.assuming
plant ..manufacturing
and
5c
PRESENT
Authorized"^ --Outstanding
300,600shs.
?220,000shs.
300;000shs.
' **230,000 shs.
corporation has Acquired for cash and obligations the
plant
facilities,; drawings,
dies,
molds
and
production - models
of
Eugene L. Vidal in Stamford, Conn.
The facilities have heretofore
'
the-two
%ucts Division
0.50
Co.--
stock,
products,
.
(par
•
Class -A stock sold in the public offering.
"
774,416
TO
corporation at a,price of
purchase
•'
2572.
p.
the
class A
6,772,317
3,615,709
EFFECT
..
'
.
0.5O
S.
certain
working
stock and 25,000 shares* of
have the right to purchase
10c per share for the class A stock
and 5c per share for the class B. stock,
upon the expiration of one
year following 1 the termination of
the - above public offering of the
chloride, manufacturing facilities recently, constructed and put into production iate
in^l953; This modern, advanced.
tplani Mimrks the large-scale entry of Diamond into-the organic plas¬
0.50
Laird
•
equipment-and- for
«Y»
(par 10c per-share)——
stock >■which
from
1950
0.5O
J. L B. Hilliard & Son
annum.
additional
GIVING
/.» •/
■
stock
B
0.50
Elkins, Morris & Co
buy
to
including* 25;000 shares of class
class
-
1951
1952
.
-
stock
*Not
r
7,898,579
The fPlasties
•
0.50
1.00
etc.,
CAPITALIZATION
.
538,877
122,278
$2900,000
0.50
Holyoke & Co
190
Collins
..
general headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio.
The former Plastics and Agricultural Chemicals Division is abolished.
",
Townsend,
Fauset, Steele Ac Co
Marshall-—
Burgess & Lelth_
Lee W. Carroll <fc
facilities,
capital, etc.
2;064,584
1,011,338
-
29,957
to function from
0.50
Bodine
5-c^nts per share per
PRCiCEEDS—It is intended to use the net'proceeds to pay for
tjhe direction of division general .managers Who 'have ' been appointed
0.50
Ellis,
Co.,
Co
&
283,778
" " '
income_
oper.
Each
0.50
1.00
<fc
Lisle
1,028,256
317,321
'-This company on Jan. 12 announced
Products Division and establishment of
0.50
Crowell,
". Inc. __J
Brown,
" 2,416;632
579,243
-
316,043
;.all»'sales,-"research
0.50
—
1.50
'
Brooke
1,863,252
*
1953
.
0.75
Cassell & Co._
,
plant
65,456
.
railway—_
railway
11
178,
-Jan.
0.75
—
1.50
Corp
;
0.75
Irving Luridborg fc Co.
Rodman Ac Linn„_
1.50
k
1.00
1.50
r_
Simmons—
Sullivan
12,211
dividends of
$246,003
<136,674
preferred'tiifldend^
nojn--cumulative
to
of 12 .cents per share per annum and to ^participate
share for.; share, jwith, the. olass^B^ stock :in "all-dividends'*deafter
the class B ^stpek
shall have Teceived* non-cumulative
-clared
1950
-
'
Diamond Alkali Co.—Two New Divisions—
-
0.75
1.50
& Co
&
Van Alstyne, Noel-'As Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
2.00
Co
Stern Brothers
1951.
$250,550
95,619
v
class .A<stock is,eptitled
the vamount
plastics.
1.00
1.50
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Lester, Ryons.t Co
Merrill, Turben & Co
Jullen
Co
The Illinois Co
2.00
Hammill
The
equally,
•1-
1.00
290
Schwabacher
Bosworth,
—V.
2.50
Baker, Weeks. & Co
Boenning
Net
Sutro &
Co.—
T}jr.
190-
Deane Ac Scribner—
Singer,
Co
Shearson,
-
,
"668564
from
from
1.00
Hanseatic
2.50
<fc
<-V(
From Jan. 1—
Corp.-
York
4.00
Co
&
Kfdder
-5,588,087
) (..Y
1952
$159,969
i
47,086
26,594
.
1,975,745;
"
railway—a—
oper.
Net
First Boston Corp
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc
Lee HIgginson Corp
Estabrook
5,240,691
•
Net ry.
%
The
^ •»'
:
?
iicly-'offeMd. 206,600'shares ©f«<dass:A iStockv(par^lij^i^t$1.50 per share on a "best-efforts" basis.
.
178, p. 2571.
Gross
&
?
:
ox
iered^Aetna Secuilties.CQrpi;, New .York, un Jaix. 12.pub-
Detroit & Toledo Shore. Line
the
below:
Ripley
;
,
Jri
'
respective percentages of
the unsubscribed stock
severally to be purchased by them are set forth
Harriman,
:
*11',543,602
11,814,123 '
"
'
stock-and
•
Ajm-
«
'49,987^)40
,
November-
unsubscribed
*-
««
12,379,904
6,520,514
20,332
names of
Gross from railway:.
Harriman,-Ripley & Co.,-Inc. and The
Corp., the managing underwriters, and of the other pur-" ' Net from railway
Boston
i-'.j
*.<
ii
Fiber Glass Plasties Corp., Stamford, Corn*.—Stock Of-
<
secure
exceed
f°r security
ptopMy
W
,
52,-e24;831^;212^i7
»
1953
-
j-.'
.■,
.....
;
PURCHASERS—The
chasers
-
...
V^a^l°^■'
Ior tnc '.bon?s *s rftH0rrr;'t
;
r:
..
-railways50,852,403
.12,662,359 •
Net
indebtedness
other
indenture
sums
ry.
Gross
aggregate $500,000,000.
Fh*st
Y.
;.
1$71^509 4 y«s)
bohas ($99,506) were priced- tb y^leid ^.15%;
*!'•
1950.
.
,
-
From Jan. 1—
.
indenture to City-Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
as
of Sept. 1, 1945, provides that, until a supplemental
indentures shall -be»-exeeuted -and ■ recorded - increasing
which
sums
'.i
1951.:.
"
"-$4,3877078 ^$4^29,326 r-$4,951,240
1,263,850^ ,1,099401
. >1,528,897
701,907:
..
504,220.. .
764,604
railway—j;__
■
-November—
547,788 shs.
—
-
decreasing the- amount
:r793,889:
Gross fromi railway
<$161,589
Net. from .railway—J
34,493
-1,500,000 shs.
as
or
from
:
-1.0Q7.554.
income—
Net wy, oper. income—
—V. 17$, p. 2303.
v
company's
trustee, dated
and
''
2,700,000
value)—
$4.52 preferred
Common stock
1.1952
^4,311,504
raUway__i_
ry. nper.
1953
•
.
-
125,000
preferred
•,
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.-^Earnings—.'
1955
14,
-
.^;'fro®4«B. 1—.
:
1954-
(without par
cum.
-p'
November
in
•
Pfd.
*
Gross from
Gross from
25,000,000
(Votes payable tjd .banks:
144% due In equal1 semi-annual install
iriclusiv^.-
.
25,-000,000
-
wix.. Oil
%T% ;"3 % % * ;4%
JhiIw , 12offCPgd ^SOO^OOflrtirst,
' •
3%s:and-4S) -wer#
—Net
•4a,boo,ooo
1983—
Builds Offered JB.^C. Zit^gter iSc Co.,sWeSt
1966
Net
25',000,000
.
J*'"1--
'
_
received SEC - authorize tiQn to is.sue Cud sell te ItN
Gas System, Inc., $1,450,0.00 -of' Cumberland's-
The' Columbia
Net: from i railway---!--
$113,925 ,'900
due. 1977,—.--, -;—^-^.due |98Lu~
The company lias
•
parent,
'
.Outstanding'
-
X^unberland A AHeehenyJias Co.—Notes to Parent--
v
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and-advertisements
must
be
made
In
New
York
funds.
i
4
(204)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Florida East Coast
Ry.—Earnings1953
November—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Cross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
income—
The
178,
stock
&
stock will
The
Florida
The
company
is
5,210,174
1,963,808
investors
RR.
&
expected
be
to
consummated
feb.
about
plans
to
the
use
communities
expansion.
for
money
along
Fiorida's
It
of
Fort Smith Gas
$6,645,218
assets
Dec.
for
on
authority
the
natural
facilities
gas
was
Commis-
also of Fort Smith, Ark.
Oklahoma.
Arkansas
and
the
same
holding
the
The
to
application states.
and
system,
company
said
Smith
companies
formerly
the
share
still
of
offices,
same
stockholders
have
stock from
common
Smith
will
book
the
cash.
pay
value
book
Fort
control
Arkansas-Oklahoma,
of
distribution
and
that
said
at
the
$1,938,009,
to
the
as
of last September,
date
of
according
to
Total
assets
No.
of
assets
—-V.
market-.
at
beneficial
177,
The
$6,210,383
2,039,393
255,880
$7.92
outstndg.
478,873
347,664
Interest—
$7.71
$8.01
corporation
covering
for
the
of
Jan.
on
filed
4
letter
a
notification
of
Gas
Corp.,
Baton
stock (par
common
Commission
13,
originally
1953.—V.
179,
the
The
net
La.—Stock
Rouge,
$5) at $16.50
Months
179,
178,
company
19
for
share..
AS
Gross
used
from
assets
2118
Jan,
on
'
liabilities
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V,
Total
,
assets
debt
of
assets
stockholders'
liabilities
over
and
reserves
1
.
33/8%
118,206,988
convertible
112,906,117
in
use
3,430,700
the
Total
pointed
stockholders'
Chairman
that
out
4,429,900
the
elements
«lderable
above
and
President
Charles
interim
in
fluctuation
the
milling
between
the
report
the
business,
earnings
they
General
(1)
this
Mills'
Introduced
variation
fiscal
four
new
periods,
chart
A
between six-month
began
year
home
'
New
«even.
matic
are
all-purpose
an
grill-waffle
purpose
coffee
baker,
maker.
food
mixer
to
with
March
plant
in
packing
plans
1.
(3)
Started
Louisville,
Ky.
family flour for
for
construction
an
of
its
(2)
plant
line
double
the
build
a
was
entering
the
lor
market,
and
to
United
turbine
gas
States
was
automobile
announced
The
It
use.
is
car
The
purely
has
been
XP-21
styling,
will
■of
in
1954
It
also
to
ever
Jan.
on
dent.
13
be
built
an
test
experimental vehicle,
at
run
a
the
sleek,
GM
white
not
shown
at
the
GM
seater
Motoramas
Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco.—V.
179, p.
*1952
1953
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
From
Gross
oper.
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
in
4,296,096
to
be
for
Bank
3,739,006
1953—Month—1952
held
later
2,278,429
28,967,357
23,562,905
of
the
N.
largest
single
project
Jan.
on
undertaken
ever
construction
announced
was
projects
13,
in
in
the
George'
by
Canada
history
of
R.
McMillin,
refinery at Imperoyal, "hear
S.
with
brand-new
a
refinery
almost
of
double
the
,
construction
is
complete,
the
Maritimes
will
capacity of the new plant will be 41,625 barrels—about l'/a
gallons. This will make it one of Canada's major oil
refineries,
anything west of the Great Lakes and—in the Imperial
nine
of
refineries—surpassed only by the plants at Sarnia and
capacity at Imperoyal Is 22,000 barrels a day.
Present
McMillin
said
with
that
would
and
way
1955
take
completion
continue
G.
L.
in
engineering
design
time.
some
in
the
operation
Ohrstrom
of
assets
Inet,
for
the
Construction
of
summer
during
acquisition
securities
518,583
Other
Inet
the
1956.
new
plant
is
should
start early
existing plant
period.—V.
174,
The
construction
of
New
will
York, have acquired the working
in conjunction with Leach
the Ohrstrom interest in 1949. The
be
operated
acquired by
made
was
is
which
was
for
investment
and
no
public
distribution
of
contemplated.
Los
has
Angeles
Co.
companies
and
Palmer
in
Leach
the
Electric
group
the
arc
Manufacturing
Jeffries
Co.
important position in the electronic, mechanical and
magnetic amplifier field and manufactures rectifiers, battery
chargers,
precision power supply equipment, shipside power supply, engine gen¬
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
102,508,516
Associates
Inc.,
Latter
1,201,925
used
an
electric
erators,
100,474,358
2306.
magnetic ampiiiiers,
governors,
throughout
the
utility
telephone,
Inet
etc.
aircraft
products
missile,
and
are
power
cbnsuming industries.
Gas
Co.—Stock
stockholders of
Offering Completed—The
Dec. 18, 1953, were re¬
International Business Machines Corp.- -New
record
from
private
the
sale
of
and
loans
sale
for
this
of
Nine
of
The
$200,000
series
of
construction
A
bonds,
program.—V.
with
will
proceeds
be
178,
used
Fund,
Inc.,
N.
Y.
Registers With
—
Jan.
filed
11
statement
stock.—V.
common
178,
Bonds
Sold
with
the
Gas Co.
—
Government
accounts
in
real
bonds
loans
and
estate
assets
Privately—
31f.53
Nov
$62,275
J.
k
$53,923
214,492
'
9,984
;
7^574
19,458
_
and
printing
the
it
first
printed
corporation
by
for
means
its
the
tape
paper
mechanism
is
fed
type
the
of
from
machine.
obliquely
is largely i-esponsible
simultaneous printing
of
the
of four different labels.—V. 179,
tape
permits
lines
:.
ry.
Gross
from
ry.
1950
$3,135,798
549,326
496,169
income.J_
'220,036
318,828
302,206
" 246,100
34,562,475
34,790,165
34,955,648
30,498,054
5.442,697
6,070.333
6,012,221
5,762,277
3,359,455
3,155,186
2,866,144
2,705,796
1—
railway—
railway
income—-
oper.
178,
2306.
p.
Interstate
Department
—$9,358,763
—
p.
Stores, Inc.- -Sales Lower—
1953—Month—i952
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
178,
1951
$3,168,278
567,548
from
Net
1952
$3,153,359
333,359
railway
Jan.
Net
—V.
1953
$2,775,605
railway——
oper.
From
RII.—Earnings—
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$9,984,495 $60,385,042
$60,867,942
2306.
30 >53
251,118
receivable
owned—
second
from
Net
2092.
p.
Financing Corp., Plainficld, N. J.
Dec
S.
since
which
by
the
feeding
be
.
from
—V.
U.
system
through
of
speed
this
by
International Great Northern
Net
-
(Conn.)
a
can
machine.
;
Gross
registration
a
announced
November—
Exchange Commission—
on
method
high
third,
105.
p.
employs
hour
an
1986.
p.
-
Mutual
the
just
labels
accounting
another
to
unique
fourth,
to
card
device
reel
one
three-line
attachment
punched
for
together
thousand
new
a
407
A
stock,
Develop-»
ment—
*
,
Interstate Natural Gas Co.—To Be Merged—
18,476
$342,835
of
See
Olin
Industries, Inc.
$294,465
International Paper
below—V.
178,
p.
52.
v
Co.—Jointly Owned Subsidiary to
Chemical Co,
Expand Its Plant Facilities—See Arizona
customers
assumed
$68,252
loans
$56,090
44,000
8,370
.
205,549
179 688
18,580
13',316
'
above.—V.
178,
p.
2093.
37,000
6,463
..
Total
—
$342,835
—
above audited statement
booked in late December
has
does
which,
since
resulted
in
a
gross
profit
not
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Bids Jan. 19—
The company will up to noon (CST) on Jan. 19 at the
National Bank of Chicago,
38 South Dearborn
certain
the
to
First
public
than
Januai'y,
on
Jan.
offering of
70%
1954,
it
11.—V.
class
completed
was
179,
A
or
new
company,
$10,532.
announced
p.
common
under
by
at
$1.50
fox-
A.
share
per
is
now
completion
during
underwriter,
Searight,
5.
The
1954
net
proceeds
construction
on
will
be
used
program.—V.
to
179,
it
of
finance
p.
40,000
part
shares
of
the
stock
of The
Chicago,
of
cumu¬
company's
6.
Vegetable Parchment Co.—Secondary
fering—A secondary offering of 11,000 shares of
(par $10)
Jackson
Housatonic Public Service Co.—Banker
office
Street,
bids for the purchase from
preferred stock (par $100).
receive
Kalamazoo
option
George
111.,
lative
reflect
according
of
$294,465
was
made
on
Of¬
common
Jan. 6 by Paine, Webber,
&
Curtis at $18 per share, with a dealer's dis¬
count of 90 cents per share.
It was oversubscribed and
Board—
M.
Ray Coffman, Vice-President in
Charge of the Eastern Division
Manufacturers Trust Co., New York, has been
elected a Director,
M. L.
Sindeband, Chairman of the Board, announced on Jan. 13
the books closed.—V. 176, p.
1060.
of
1951
1950
$660 116
279*820
V.
100,235
22,655
83*432
8,352,435
7,580,358
6 956 630
1
3.304;480
3.043,852
2,408,363
641,808
i2*361*805
770,805
535 478
*563*839
3,305,276
2573.
p.
First
at
160,920
2305.
28,594,561
3,489,616
,
$
18,696,261
payables
Capital and paid-in surplus
Earned surplus 1
105.
$643,194
income...
33,647,294
Inet, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—New Control—
62,255-;.
2306.
Other
aerodvnamic
362,585
20,162
2,662,431
1990.
156,180
LIABILITIES—
highway
$801,774
9.082,423
24,977,704
3,522,622
23,227,000
than
under
$333,110
'
968,986
Obligations
more
with
28,715,644
27,737,964
,
the
218.847
income...
railway.
p.
3,326,911
Presi¬
$805,923
1—
railway
oper.
178,
,
railway
from
80,716
NOTE—The
Georgia Southern & Florida
Ry.—Earnings—
November
Gross
175,062
61,?72
418,546
p.
and
business
proving grounds.
single
268,635,485
f
1371.
p.
tested
intended
207,737,944 191,836,220
1950
soon
its first public
appearance at
the
GM Motorama
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel at New
York, Jan. 21-26.
be
$327,243
158,640
Total
Announced
by Harlow H. Curtice
make
the
costing
Financing Over 70% Completed—
Firebird,
will
$305,132
18,789,738
Equity
packaging
mainly
to
178,
and
17,633,060
a
Mr.
p.
19,916
•
874,711
corporation
Other
begin
would
plant and Canadian headquarters in Toronto.—V.
first
order
222,973
Instalment
a
pro¬
near
Canadian
$
-
18,920,889
____
2,259,000
Montreal.
in
Proceeds
1951
covering 60,000 shares of
Cash
General Motors Corp.—Builds Gas
Turbine Auto—
The
locomotives
ASSETS—
auto¬
Purchased
food
$
297,838,846
largest refinery construction
family
York
mature
—Statement of Condition—
the
company
Diesel
New
to
1969.
1952
Home Improvement
to
ail-
an
an
expected
new
duiing
automatic
plant
a
plant
is
devoted
southeastern market.
(4)
new
a
its
and
with
Keokuk, Iowa, which
capacity for wheat, starch and gluten
specialty prod¬
ucts.
(5) Introduced a new
surgical sponge, developed by the O-Cel-O
division of General Mills.
(6)
Began distribution of a new food prod¬
uct, Betty Crocker Angel Food Cake Mix; and
(7)
Announced that
Will
a
1,
$1,200,000 first mortgage
bonds, series C, due Feb. 1, 1979, through Putnam & Co.
and Cooley & Co.—V.
176, p. 1377.
companv
timer,
modern
the
of
bring
fryer-cooker,
operation
The
the
mix
toaster, an iron and a steam-ironing attachment.
large building in Toledo, Ohio, which will become
ducing Betty Crocker baking mixes. Production is
J«bout
periods
1,
1953—11 Mos.—1952
S
24,615.168
2,060,677
one
bigger
The company has
placed privately with certain institu¬
tional investors an issue of
con-
issued1
manufactures
also
company
June
on
appliances,
automatic
an
The
to Feb.
■
in
certificates
449,141
Hartford
not
are
create
past five fiscal years.
Since
bas
illustrated
iEST)
noon
1954,
1,433,203
bank
The
Bell
H.
Mills
stated,
Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
taxes—
Maritimes,
118,206,983 112,906,117
Bullis
A.
as
under¬
working
2,350,682
Relay Co.
Securities and
52,756,849
figures for General
indicative of the annual expectancy.
necessarily
Certain
equities
Harry
by
trust
income.—
p.
the
SEC
Board
for
2,999,644
million
-
106.137
railway
Guardian
33,572,068
58,052,977
business...
No
used
have a refinery
incorporates the latest developments in petroleum processing, in¬
cluding one of the largest Fluid catalytic cracking unit in Canada.
It
will be the most modern plant of its kind in the
world.
$48,266,205
1—
proceeds
from
22,147,300
34,576,011
for
be
SEC
27,793,837
expenses
income
When
Providence, R. I., who
repay
stock
Earnings retained
Telephone
of its existing plant
capacity.
RR.—Earnings—
underwrote the offering.
2,650,711
22.147,300
cumulative
Common
quarter.
to
the
share
per
building program estimated to cost between $25 and $30 million,
Imperial, affiliate of Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), will replace hiost
scribed portion of these shares has all been sold
by F. L.
Putnam & Co.,
Boston, Mass., and
,
cumulative
Bell
revenues
178,
In
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$354,525
Preferred Stock:
5%
with
initially offered
value
previous
are
be
to
book
*
Halifax,
$
railway—
178,
The
Equities:
the
of
proceeds
Superintendent of the company's Maritime
cently given the right to subscribe on or before Jan. 4,
1954, for 75,468 additional shares of common stock (no
par) at $6.40 per share on a pro rata basis. The unsub¬
10,585,103
2,543,467
Excess
day
The
the
Imperial Oil Ltd.—To Build New Refinery—
,
$
1,
1953
income
Greenwich
125,750,455 120,556,828
5,000,000
5,000,000
Reserves
last
ixrvolved.
notification
(par $10)
at
With
147,903,408
2,114,349
—
stock
thereafter
of
operating income
charges
The
in
'
oper.
178,
—V.
$
6,656,553
intangibles
the
letter
a
common
after
and
5.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
49,287,299
—
other
105.
p.
operating taxes—v
Net
securities
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$
53,823,177
—
bids
Aug.
80% of
about
cover
179,
Sales—
87,218,983
_
be
Transformer
60,684,423
•
—
Long-term
these
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—December Sales Up—
Nov. 30, '52
^63,156,376
—___
assets
and
sus¬
51,685,331 299,971,962 281,708,679
equipment
railway
Jan.
common
Goodwill
order
an
1954—44 Wks.—1953
$
from
railway
oper.
From
1.75
67,829,676
capital
of
as
will
Operating
Operating
Net
invited
11
of
30
130,986,052
—>
from
ry.
4,327,154
NOVEMBER
OF
$26,450,048 $27,102,671
Consolidation—
179,
$
wiil
5,232,000
—
POSITION
share
per
Illinois
rose
105,
p.
Green Bay & Western
$
7,285,000
—
further
that
to
be
Gross
5,399,560
common
Miscellaneous
trading in
1953—Month—1952
$5,070,000
$6,356,611—V.
9,559,154
$
Fixed
suspended
$
installments
Nov, 30, '52
Nov. 30, '53
Working
entered
1953—Month—1952
will
105.
p.
1,
by, the
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$3,431,281
capital.
2476.
p.
Net
12,684,560
—
—
FINANCIAL
Current
it, has
$12,047,810 $13,047,866 $41,799,631
The
251,865,875 239,581,069
—
income
on
Federal income and excess profits taxes
Current
of
writing
r
November—
Nov. 30, '53
Earnings before Federal taxes
per
by $2,680,428 and
filed
4
and
$15.90
determined
2305.
p.
Net
Bales of products and services
Earnings
that
53,365,592
Jan.
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
Ended—
income
1953
Jan.
on
at
for
1953,
Daily
Sold—"
$
Net
in
company
covering 9,000 shares
October,
Great Northern Ry.—To Sell
Equipments—
share. The shares
per
proceeds went to three selling stockholders.—V.
General Mills,
6
ago.
in
2305.
p.
178,
—V.
Jan. 11 offered 18.000 shares
on
1953—Month—1952
Nash-Kelvinator Corp. below.—V.
The
accumulated
1954—5 Wks.—1953
Period End. Dec. 31—
all sold.
were
reduction
$20,082,755 $18,187,854 $170,477,128 $155,504,470
178,
—V.
by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Jan.
no
during such period.—V. 178,
2306.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
8
Jan.
on
semi-annual
■of
year
$2,235,334,
This
2476.
p.
Sales
with
that
H.) Hyer & Sons, Inc., Olathe, Kan.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
shares
3.000
subscription
General
increased
company
178,
•
of common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
employees of the company and its sub¬
sidiaries at 95%
of the market price at the time of issuance (around
$14.75 per share).
The proceeds are to be added to working capital.
—V.
178, p. 1474.
offered
a
created
were
of
reserve
$10,150,096.
inventories
seasonal
Sales
Buffalo, N. Y.—Files—
Inc.,
and
a
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off—
Frontier Industries,
•6EC
LIFO
of
of
(W. T.) Grant Co.—December Sales Higher—
140.
p.
$4,000,000
Period End. Dec. 31—
—
interest
beneficial
per
of
Period End. Jan. 2—
1951
$17,957,097 $10,749,113
3,693,796
2,783,634
for conversion
Hudson Motor Car
Co.—Proposed
See
—V.
Income,
Net
$21,425,276,
were
the
1952
stock,
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales
Up—
Founders Mutual Fund—Net Assets Rise—
accumulative
and
sys¬
tematic payment plan certificates
outstanding (face amount)
deduction
reduction
a
carrying
Sales
1953
Current
liabilities
current
after
announced
The
—V.
Sept. 30—
increase
par value common stock of Adolf Gobel, Inc.,
(the American Stock Exchange, for a ten-day period effective
opening of the trading session on said Exchange on Jan.
11,
March
on
application.
As of
an
Other
The net
purchase.
$211,758,522,
totaled $46,004,697.
year
on
the
common
(C.
loans
worth
1954.
to
Smith
and
the
178,
new
a
Federal
at
Fort
Fort Smith,
consideration will be
assets
facilities
the
of
amounted
value
obtains
transmission
gathering,
net
it
into
$3,574,679
—V.
reached
and
listed
said, arrangements will be made for the sale of the former com-
After
company during the period from
Dec.
31.
1954,
has
been accepted
conversion
Sales
pending trading in the $1
of Fort
group
a
residents.
of
end
$33,307,058,
0i
SEC
the
including
for
Period End. Dec. 31—
1953.
1.
inventories,
to
1952
during
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Listing Suspension Continued—
the
arranged to purchase
of
and
shares
year.
partially due to market changes from
The
its
that
majority of Arkansas-Oklahoma's
which
to
$74,324,321.—V.
members
were
Smith
the
3.15
purpose
Net
application says that the facilities of the two companies actually
constitute a single integrated system, serving adjacent market areas in
to
debentures will be accepted
during the
crop
harvesting season.
These notes will be paid early in 1954 as
inventories are processed.
The first instalment of $1,500,000 on longterm loan was paid
during 1953.
The
'pany's
of
amounted
178,
Arkansas-
of
last
$67,429,973,
Year-end
supplies
applied to the Federal Power
31
acquire
to
Gas Co..
Oklahoma
Fort
from
were
ratio
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation
2,284,739
on
totaling $3 per share were paid
continuously since 1933.
Working capital at the
&
Short-term
This
share
per
Physical volume of sales was 4% above
high.
Dollar volume of sales amounted to
15.
Coast.—V.
Past
$3.04
to
stock
common
1954,
company
Howard Stores Corp.—December Sales
Higher—
dividends
4'/2%
Forgan
equal
were
been paid
the
•«ion
earnings
Regular'cash
Issue—
par
Glore,
through
into
year
was
Dividends have
1568.
p.
charges
outstanding.
taken mostly by insurance companies and banks.
P. U7 Commission has approved the financing.
be
477
to
24,290,274
4,035,350
1,152,773
26,894,474
Co.—Plans Preferred
Light
institutional
to
transaction
electricity
229,773
2,178
plausi to issue and sell 62,500 shares of $100
company
new
30,575,708
7,050,465
3,502,725
fiscal
the
ended Oct. 31, .1953, net profit after taxes and
$7,109,272 compared to $6,948,805 in 1952.
This was
equal to $3.10 per share on the 2,290,794 shares outstanding at the
close of the year Oct. 31,
1953, and compares favorably
with 1952,
all
$2,073,168
2476.
p.
Power
Florida
The
51,608
29,870,879
6,078,523
2,415,785
railway
'Deficit.—V.
The
$2,539,785
605,910
317,577
In
when
railway——
oper.
preferred
1950
1—
from
Net
®34,627
Income
oper.
Prom
'Co.
$2,441,405
$2,390,375
259,217 1
353,906
railway
railway
from
Net
Glidden Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
1951
1952
Monday, January 18, 1954
...
'
**
—
178, p.
1474.
Charles
Houston,
amount
in
W.
Hamilton, Vice-President
Tx-ustee, on Jan. 5 announced
of
314%
accordance
Com¬
Stocks Offered—A group headed by Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., and The First Boston Corp. on Jan. 14 offered for
public sale additional common and preferred stock of
mon
Houston Lighting & Power
Co.—No Further
tures To Be
Accepted for Conversion in 1954—
1
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Preferred and
convertible
with
the
debentures
indenture
Deben¬
of
the
National
that
the
maximum
of
dated
the
July
above
1,
Bank
company
1952,
is
of
principal
which,
convertible
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
The common stock con¬
sists of 225,460 shares (without par value)
being offered
at $32.50 per share.
The other part of the
made up of
offering is
70,000 shares of 4.20% cumulative preferred
stock
($100 par value) priced at $101 per share and ac¬
crued dividend.
•
The
Feb.
prices
$102
PROCEEDS—The
net
and
in
$21,000,000
of
Mo.
City,
water
heat,
Iowa,
had
total
the
operating
share
per
revenues
of
earnings
Period End.
Oper
and
and
common
utility's
the
Net
distributes
it
also serves
Nov. 1,
1965.—V. 175,
includes
hot
in northern
an
area
gas,
Gross
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
178,
OF
See
'$5,887,224
Inet,
Net
income
633
$1,222,406
426,871
$6,040,659
341,724
4,904
$5,674,804
$6,053,540
1,580,147
$759,068
$4,473,393
$4,374,554
282,092
219,648
94b, 592
878,592
above.—V.
and
$513,443
$539,420
share (on 2,750,000 shs.)
surplus
Earnings
common
per
$3,526,801
The
the
Oct.
28,
net
number
for
2-for-l
split
the
*$32.80
number
of
shares,
value
shares
of
as
Dec.
outstanding
31,
1953
$142,775,029
was
amounted
to
178,
Period End. Dec. 31—
company,
in November
1953, completed
contractors for the construction of an addition
approximately 50,000 kw.
to the Lawrence Generation Station.
This addition, which will increase the rating of the Lawrence Station
to
approximately 100,000 kw., is scheduled for completion by April
with
of
1, 1955.
recommendation
PLAN—A
OPTION
establishment
of
Employee
an
by the directors for
Option Plan was approved
Stock
purchase
to
Net
employees on Oct.
Oct.
1953.
14,
to accept the option so granted at the purchase price
$15.20 per share which was 85% of the closing price of the stock
the New York Stock Exchange on Oct, 14, 1953.—V. 178, p. 1372.
of
on
1954,
13,
Kay Jewelry Stores, Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—
This
corporation
«inder
the
which
stock
for
announced
Jan.
on
offered
corporation
the
that
11
to, exchange
exchange
shares
of
offer
capital
its
preferred and common stock of corporations operating retail
jewelry stores have been declared effective
to 56 corporations oper¬
as
ating 67 stores. In volume of sales the stores are believed to constitute
largest retail jewelry organization in this country.
the
Lazard
Stores,
As
result
Stores, Inc.
acted
Co.
connection
in
Inc.
a
&
Freres
the
of
the
with
30,
1953
Adviser
to
Kay
Jewelry
negotiations.
total
acceptances,
of June
as
Financial
as
on
net
pro
a
assets
of
Jewelry
Kay
forma basis amount
to
ap¬
$10,700,000.
The total number of shares of capital stock
outstanding will be 543,222.
Net sales of the 56 corporations accepting the exchange offer totaled
proximately
to
be
before
•the
the
during
$22,094,976
minority
deducting
ended
year
June
30,
amounted
interest,
to
net
income,
$1,191,445.
1953,
while
During
June 30, 1952 sales aggregated $21,619,358 and net
income $1,027,040.
Cecil D.
Kaufmann, President of Kay Jewelry Stores, stated that
all of the 67 retail stores are well-established units.
The first Kay
Store
was
been
Acceptance
said,
the
from their inception, according to Mr. Kaufmann.
the exchange offer by the store corporations will, he
possible a number of advantages to the stockholders of
of
"make
store
corporations,
including a more
and financing."
The company,
expansion
apply
in
due
York
New
for
course
Stock
listing
of
advantageous
continued,
he
Kay Jewelry Stores
vehicle for
expects to
on the
shares
Exchange.
the
Of
in
York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, and 8 in Illinois, Indiana,
in
areas
New
and
Rhode
Virginia
Maryland;
and
11
States;
six Southeastern
in
6
part
selling
on
of
10,
The
employ approximately
Benjamin
B.
D.
Golding,
Simon
and
Treasurer;
Kaufmann, President;
Vice-Presidents; Joel S.
Hirshman,
Secretary.—V.
178,
Cecil
are:
company
and
Trattner
R.
Kaufmann,
p.
the
of
officers
David
1274.
The
corporation
Dec.
on
filed
29
letter
a
with
notification
of
the
shares of
preferred stock
(par $100)
and 150
(par $100) to be offered in units of two pre¬
ferred shares and one common share at $300 per unit, without under¬
covering
shares
of
writing.
stock
The proceeds are to
notes and
be used to acquire contracts,
the
178,
value
per
sh.
1950
$5.94
$5.66
1951
$6.10
interested persons until 12:30 p.m. on Jan. 22, 1954, to request
thereon.
The application also requests an order declaring
that Koppers has ceased to be a holding company.
In 1945, Koppers
held 78% of the then outstanding common stock and approximately
13% of the then outstanding 6% preferred stock of Eastern. By virtue
of
a
1950
recapitalization,
Koppers'
holdings were exchanged for
563,347 shares (21%) of Eastern's new common stock.
From time to
time thereafter, Koppers disposed of 550,347 of these shares, leaving
a
balance of 13,000 shares constituting approximately
Vz of 1% of
Eastern's outstanding common stock.
Koppers now requests a revo¬
hearing
cation
or
modification
conditions
it
which
upon
seeks
also
an
company.—V.
such
order
178,
p.
the
of
1945
order
declaring
divestment
perdicated
was
that
it
has
alleging
order,
do
ceased
not
to
exist;
be
a
that
1953—Month—1952
178,
1953
Net
Net
railway—
from
from
1952
$492,097
ry.
oper.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1951
$373,062
1950
$428,572
27,206
income—
1
257,811
101.657
185,109
*16,992
railway
271,322
121,616
31,230
1—
Prom Jan.
4,892,394
2,272,074
railway
railway
oper.
S.
The
corporation
which
office is located
is
company
incorporated
was
530
at
engaged
West
in
the
Sixth
income—
•Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
3,960,397
4,395,732
3,620.322
1,622,308
1,828,212
1,585,024
1,219,536
881,351
846,929
699,209
2574.
delivered
carrier-based
of
to
the
U.
S.
fighters—the
Navy,
all-weather,
an
high
it
was
an¬
performance, carrier-
is
the
production
the
to
successor
Delivery of the last Banshee was
1953, concluding contracts in which
fighters were produced.
backlog
of
orders
totaling
$534,000,000
made
to
more
than
Jan.
on
McDonnell
famous
series.
30,
twin-jet
1,
the
Navy
800
of
is made
1954,
McLellan Stores Co.—December Sales Off—
1953—Month—1952
Sales
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$11,145,265 $11,803,529 $61,084,170 $62,492,684
—V.
178,
2307.
p.
oil
$
—V.
178,
Merritt-Chapman &
Common Stock
stock
of
Jan.
exploratory
and
Scott
Purchase
proposal
to
warrants
a
purchase
$
119,841,000
issued
11
Corp.—Plans
Eliminate
to
Warrants—
eliminate
in
outstanding
perpetual
common
1929
by this corporation were an¬
President and Chairman of the
by Louis E. Wolfson,
Board.
to
Acoion
of
at
the
to
eliminate
increase
petroleum
$
122,345,000
20,647,000
2307.
p.
Terms
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
20,841,000
sell¬
and
1953—Month—1952
Sales
St.,
business
refining crude
special
shares.
issuance
shares
warrants
held
authorized
warrants
of
of
$100
1953,
stock
issued
retired
37,272
24,
6Va%
value
were
issued.
been
are
authorized
was
Nov.
common
had
par
which
originally
the
meeting
the
The
in
in
they
voted
also
1,000,000 to 3,000,000
in connection with an
1929
preferred
March,
stock,
in
outstanding
all
Of
1951,
outstanding
now
the shareholders
by
which
at
from
40,000
warrants
hands
the
the
of
public.
The
right
per
Each
devel¬
for
plan
to
their
all
at
elimination
holders
the
current
who
exercise
exercise
of
stock.
The
latter
stock
dividend
had
of
share
a
stock
in
receive
1.8375
initially
called
stock
to
share
representing
paid
October,
purchase
right.
per
holder
the
$13.17V2
of
stock
common
dividend
paid
payment
$26.35
warrant
represents
of
been
the
their
price
total
by the right, plus .8375
dividends, including the 25%
40%
authorizes
right exercised will entitle the
shares
company has offered
to purchase from
redeemable preference shares (par $100) all
held by such holder at and for the
lawful
offer
Trust
of
money
dividend
payment
this
each
or
may
Co.,
Canada
thereon
therefor
34
together
at
the
with
rate
computed
of
from
of
per
of
the
of such
part
$90
share
equivalent to
amount
an
5%
Jan.
holder
any
price
accruing
of
per
the
to
annum
date
1954.
Deposits under
be made on or before Feb. 25, 1954, with Chartered
King St, West, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
1,
F.
Wadsworth, President, on Jan. 11 said:
anticipated that the above retirement of preference shares
will appreciably reduce the net
working capital of the company. In
addition, the company is undertaking extensive modernization of its
"It
is
West
Toronto
stock
The
plant,
including
provision
for
increased
grain
storage
facilities.
dividend
offer
1954.
It
to
is
in
accrued
Jan.
11,
1954.
"It
is
contemplated
funded
the
meet
cost
that
the
indebtedness
of
the
capital.
The
directors
make arrangements for
by
above
have
the
will
company
be
required
between $3,500,000 and
expansion
authorized
and
to
increase
to
$4,000,000
provide
working
the
company's officers
to
borrowings."—V. 162, p. 3054.
necessary
followed
1950,
A
by
warrant
a
Jan.
on
12
share
as
in
177,
V.
Micro
plant
proceeds
from
the
sale
will
be
used
by
the
company
in
connection
with
the
acquisition and
improvement
cement plants
at Rockmart,
Ga., and Superior, Ohio.
plants
acquired
were
States
at
provements
Portland
will
Cement
aggregate
an
bring
of
as
total
first
Co.
cost
cost
the
of
to
and
New
$6,300,000.
the
this
of
month
York
The
of
Controls
Miami,
windows
(a
similar
ment
for
internal
The
new
The
which
the
figure
the
Girardeau,
Mo.;
Nashville,
present
$12,000,00,
$10,000,000.
Oglesby, 111.; Des Moines, IoWa; Cape
Tenn.; Cowan, Tenn.; and Brandon, Mass.
acquisitions
$3,175,000 in
effect
the
to
financing in connection with
will have long-term debt of
company
preferred
stock
and
EARNINGS—Earnings in 1952 amounted
then outstanding and in the first 10
$4
common
share
per
months
of
1953
stock
was
recently
on
$2
a
on
to
shares
common
G.
C.
to
be
names
of
purchased
Becker
& Co. Inc
17,000
& Co., Inc
3,000
Emerich & Co., Inc.. 2,000
Allyn
Robert
W.
Baird
& Co.,
the
underwriters,
annual
and
the
each
of
them
McCormick
Inc.
1,500
2,000
Newhard,
5,000
The
3,000
divi¬
Blair
&
Co
Robertson
&
Farwell,
1,000
Pan-
coast
1,000
Equitable
Co
&
Securities
Chapman
&
Corp.. 5,000
Co
1,500
Milwaukee
&
Stern
Brothers
Straus,
&
&
Inc
McDowell
Corp
Common,
Dann
Hickey
1,000
Kidder,
Peabody
Vietor,
Co
Co.,
Co.
that
the
Weather-Guard
automobile
approved by
the engineering
manufacturers.—V.
177,
automobile
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$5,494,854 $16,238,343 $17,411,098
offered
be
to
at
to
be
proceeds
from
are
10
cents
used
ry.
railway-
ry.
railwayrailway
from
Net
general
Sault
&
mining
SEC
one
underwriting.
expenses.
Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1952
1951
1950
$3,166,480
$3,735,486
$3,803,298
*9,609
*74,878
752,313
*59,288
*156,898
401,160
1,105,550
648,429
37,303,570
39,403,666
38,675,866
35,596,199
4,908,519
6,134,247
6,544,748
6,948,151
1,869,110
2,091,037
2,837,522
2,562,994
1—
from
Net
pay
without
the
(par
with
stock
common
$2,609,441
railway
oper. income—
From Jan.
to
notification
share,
per
1953
_
from
Gross
Exchange Commission—
Jan. 8 filed a letter of
shares of non-assessable
on
_
income.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
178,
.
_
p.
2574.
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
November—
from
ry.
Gross
1952
1951
1950
$204,853
$232,090
$232,166
30,627
36,870
71,293
86,622
10,589
9,186
24,373
35,586
2,526,145
2,451,982
2,410,102
2,209,213
638,792
608,458
728,649
643,977
248,758
188,398
252,912
241,246
railway
railway
income
oper.
From
1953
$211,022
income—
from
Net
Jan.
1
—
from
5,000
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
178,
2574.
p.
Mississippi Chemical Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corDoratlon
The
Jan.
of
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
26,666 shares of special common stock (par
share—limited dividend), and $1,500,000 of certificates
participation (to be sold in multiples of $75—5%
interest).
No
value
5,
1954,
$75
covering
per
Dean
5,000
Woolfolk
Witter
&
&
Co
Shober
underwriting is involved, the securities to be offered through company
employees.
According
1,500
2,000
A
1,500
&
Case¬
demand
1,500
Co
Blosser
&
5,000
and
increasing
2,000
Inc.
Securities
Inc
Jalousie
the
meet
1953—Month—1952
railway—
frmo railway
Jaffray <fc Hopwood. 1,500
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co
2,000
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Union
Co
to
(the
and
Weather-Matic
the
and
Prospecting & Exploration Co., Missoula, Mont.
350,000
Net
1,500
Stroud
Co.,
rain)
completely
leading
November—
2,000
5,000
&
modern
2307.
p.
company
Gross
1,500
Co
Co
3,000
Illinois
new
2,000
Co
Cook
Ohio
(see details
their
Co.—December Sales Off—
3,000
& Co.
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
The
The
number
Piper,
Dewar,
178,
cent)
the
follows:
as
are
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Lee
Higginson
Corp
The
William
advises
and
the
Net
by
into
gear-operated
up
—Files With Securities and
$4.08
basis.*
UNDERWRITERS—The
all
$4,940,144
—V.
Net
placed
of
case
stepped
Period End. Dec. 31—
Gross
DIVIDENDS—The
moved
shares.
share.
dend
of
950,000
to
stock
per
also
of
Sales
at
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
the
have
operating
been
tested
one
Miller-Wohl
add
located
Feb.
2680.
p.
covering
approximately 2,OOO.OOQ barrels to the
capacity, increasing it to 13,354,000 barrels, at
company is estimated to be the fifth largest In
are
in
cars
for
has
been
of
Net
plants
on
management
im¬
country.
Other
Inc.
Minneapolis, St. Paul
will
through
units.
has
division
sources.
plants
annual
device
windows)
these
The
funds, aside from those provided by the present financ¬
being obtained by additions to long-term borrowings and
company's
12
Jan.
Fla., where production on the Weather-Guard
relay mechanism for closing convertible tops
automatic
Mines
Necessary
are
effective
1581).
p.
Moisture
at
Co.,
projected
neighborhood
is
of
from
Coal
holders
the issue has been oversubscribed
micro
at
net
1951.
Micro-Moisture Controls, Inc.—Common Stock Offer¬
ing Oversubscribed—McGrath Securities Corp. of New
York City, on Jan. 12 announced the
closing of the books
on the sale of
299,000 shares of common stock at $1 per
unit
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.—Stock Offered
—Offering of 100,000 common shares (par $10) was
December,
conditional
automatic
«fe Co., Inc
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)Julien
Collins
&
Co
RR.—Earnings—
$276,872
November—
Gross
Its principal
Calif.
Blyth
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Demon
warrants
Ames,
1953—12 Mos.—1952
2307.
p.
Delaware
a
The
5%
A.
$31,209,839 $31,303,783 $172,979,646 $176,241,576
Bales
—V.
is
shares
A.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
series
new
been
1,
upon acceptance of holders
representing 90%
of the rights.
The company has the option, however, to proceed with
the plan if at least 75%
of the rights are deposited for exercise.—
V. 179, p. 106.
949.
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—December Sales Lower—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$18,857,362 $104,786,431 $106,986,836
Funded Debt—
and
holding
the
179, p. 7.
5%
given
a
by the company.
The
Macmillan and Helen F. Mac¬
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—Offers to Purchase 5%
Shares—Plans Expansion and Increase in
from
has applied to the SEC for a modification of Its
order of June 26,
1945, directing Koppers to divest itself of its stock
interest in Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates; and the Commission has
the
of
member
a
Preference
ing,
company
and
8.
for
Koppers Co., Inc.—To Cease as Holding Company—
This
Raymond
are
received
be
Is presently engaged in heavy
opment drilling operations.—V. 179, p. 7.
$5.60
149.
p.
to
is
—
company
respectively,
1952
1953
As of Nov. 30—
asset
Corp.
waxes.
These
'
director
a
Mercantile Stores, Inc.—December Sales Up—
gasoline, industrial naphthas, light and heavy fuel oils, fuel
oils for jet engines, industrial and road
building asphalts, greases and
2306.
Knickerbocker Fund—Net Asset Value—
Fund's
of
*904,443
proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
$4,869,000 $41,271,000 $40,230,000
$4,962,000
—V.
*1,547,025
include
Southern
Net
*1,856,191
$34 per share by an underwriting
group managed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Dec. 31—
•Sales
p.
217,711
products and by-products which it pro¬
duces therefrom.
Its principal product is a lubricating oil marketed
under the trade name of "Macmillan Ring Free Oil."
It has recently
commenced to sell, exclusively in food markets, a
lubricaitng oil under
the trade name "Royal Scot."
Other refined products of the company
The
Board
the
the
primarily of Navy F3H-1 Demon and Air Force F-101 Voodoo con¬
tracts.
This
volume
of
production is expected to boost McDonnell
employment to approximately 17,000 in 1955. The current employment
level is about 12,000.—V. 178,
p.
2574.
2307.
p.
the
refined
made
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—December Sales Up—
178,
6,217,785
300
common
mortgages.
—V.
6,208,186
45,379,654
7,086,404
drilling for, producing, buying, selling and
to
SEC
49,742,093
Petroleum
14,
consolidated
(Charles E.) Kiefner, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
48,693,712
7,637,314
178,
1928.
Angeles
ing
elected
entirely
an
Period End. Dec. 31—
company
Aug.
Los
of
of
member
a
fighter.
nounced
K.
1,250 persons. The merchandising,
sales, and financial programs will be directed from the company's
headquarters in Washington, D. C.
stores
of
Jan.
Oct.
*351,640
51,437,880
stockholders
This
Ohio.
The
342,748
59,828
millan.
in
stores, 24 stores are located in Massachusetts, Connecti¬
Island; 18 in the District of Columbia and nearby
67
and
806,422
income
oper.
'
cut,
599,334
*162,826
$3,976,773
Secondary Offering —
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on Dec. 31
publicly offered 13,500 shares of capital stock (par 500)
at $11 per share.
The offering was completed.
As a group the stores have
Pa., in 1916.
1950
$4,698,763
580,988
railway
railway
Macmillan
No
Chairman
Chairman
elected
was
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Dec. 31—
prosperous
opened in Reading,
1951
$4,247,093
*171,514
from
ry.
elected
becomes
also
committee.—V.
single-jet Demon is
The
1—
♦Deficit.—V.
ended
year
income...
oper.
Jan.
and
up
1952
$4,564,424
from
Net
who
$18,318,455
first
Banshee
A
1953
railway...
railway
from
ry.
1, 1955.
,
2307.
p.
on
Earnings—
from
From
1953.
under this plan were granted to eligible
Such employees have until and including
stock
been
has
Demon—has
on
November—
Net
2574.
p.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Starts Demon Deliveries—
The
based
1953—11 Mos.—1952
2307.
p.
Net
by the stockholders at the annual meeting on May 5,
Options
1953—Month—1952
Long Island RR.
Gross
STOCK
the
Cooper
178,
the
Gross
been
Robinson
!
—V.
The
$23,196,102 $24,395,613 $139,838,021 $145,444,575
178,
178,
maturities
oeven
committee.
L.
F3H-1N
Sales
first
uie
Groyvth Stock Fund—Robin¬
has
Griswold,
Mr.
nounced
$1.36
EXPANSION—The
PLAN
arrangements
Board.
Jr.,
Per. End. Dec. 31—
and
4,153,124.—V.
1570.
p.
$12,000,000
of
Chairman—
Robinson,
Sales
in
amount
annually beginning Jan.
on
Investors
the
in
McCrory Stores Corp.—December Sales Lower—
June 30,'53
$34.38
the
1953.
asset
of
31,'53
share
per
adjustment
total
$600,000
3y*'/<
of
maturities.—V.
13
Merrill
succeed
John
$3,495,962
$1.37
P.
Advisory
2290.
p.
rate
£50,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
due
are
the
Elected
son
executive
173,
at
158,750 shs.
158,750 shs.
-
issued
were
Corp.—Asset Value Higher—
value
•After
divs.
com.
the last
on
Dwight
Dec.
asset
—V.
Balance for
a
1954 and
1,
$20)___—
(par
$10)
J
Outstanding
$12,000,000 ..+*
$12,000,000
notes
Massachusetts
$61,495,347 $57,248,310
1,300,250
$795,535
—
shares
(par
promissory
is
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$6,142,968
As of—
Net
$5,669,900
12,881
$1,100,792
-
dividends
Jan.
notes
investment management
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$1,100,159
Inc.,
Lehman
EARNINGS
$6,720,552 $33,731,754 $31,241,737
5,620,393
27,691,095
25,571,837
pfd.
shares
♦These
2574.
p.
Lerner Stores Corp.—December Sales Decreased—
Preferred
cumul.
Common
4.1%
Leach Relay Co.—Ohrstrom Interests Add Inet—
31, 1953, the company
$45,127,000, net income of $6,521,000,
$2.42.STATEMENT
Int., etc., deductions—
1953—Month—1952
sales
—V.
Oct.
44
income
6%
on
Lane Bryant, Inc.—December Sales Lower—
of
income-
319.
p.
Authorized
promissory
Interest
and
which
natural
CAPITALIZAATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
♦Serial
to
ended
$1,222,362
income
operating
$1,200,000 loan from
help finance the purchase of
a
Mobilift Corp. by its subsidiary, Lamson Mobilift
Corp.
The borrowing was made on 43A% notes due
serially to
effective
Non-operating
has received
Prudential Insurance Co. to
cost
approximately
$21,500,000 in 1954.
Missouri and Kansas
$7,346,006
6,123,644
taxes-
the
cost of
5
(205)
which
1953—Month^-1952
Sept. 30—
revenues
exps.
of
sale
cost
degree
months
12
COMPARATIVE
Operating
to
The company
Mason City.
including
1964.
part of the
and water.
EARNINGS—For
and
in
lesser
a
the
29,
principal business is the production
area
an
To
Feb.
program
expected
company's
electricity in
Kansas
to defray
is
and
after
from
proceeds
used
acquisition
1953
BUSINESS—The
sale
share
per
preferred stock will be
construction
is redeemable, at the option of the com¬
from $105.50 per share if redeemed prior to
stock
ranging
to
1957,
28,
-
Lamson Corp. of Delaware—Loan Placed Privately—
;
—This corporation
preferred
new
at
pany,
-
~
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
common
of
to
the
prospectus,
the
ownership
of
each
stpek, or one share of special common stock,
15
or a
shares
of
certificate
5,000
amount of $75, gives the holder thereof the
preferred patronage right to purchase one ton of ammonium nitrate
or
one-half ton of anhydrous ammonia during each fiscal year.
Proceeds of the financing together with bank borrowings are to be
1,000
used {or expansion
5,000
&
1.000
participation
in
the
of facilities.—V. 178, ip. 1275.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(206)
National Phoenix Industries, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
Walter
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 7,
1954
covering *60.000 shares of preferred stock, cumulative, S100 par
value
to
ceeds'will
other
The
25,
used
be
corporate
$7,000,000
for
public
expenditures are
Construction
purposes.
!
1954.
has
SEC
that
sale at competitive bidding.
Net pro¬
for property additions and improvements and for
for
offered
be
issued
1954,
to
request
177,
p.
order
an
of
at
a
of
of
in
District
facilities
Dallas,
to
the
Texas,
Lines
1,200-acre
new
announced
was
President.
Praser,
addition
In
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
of
of
struction
track
to
an
development
Katy's
Denton
Fraser
Jan.
on
will
Work
be
about
March
well
Hollow
in
of
the
plants already under construction
Missouri Pacific
from
Net
ry.
Net
1951
1952
1950
1,787,821
2,282,048
2,453,459
226,891,932
217,081,225
196,598,593
Co.
will
42,574,203
52.451,072
41,639,216
50,165,489
25,241,956
25,933,188
21,352,289
of
a
from Cities Service
Service
recently
with
be
will
used
high
the
bank
sections
from gas service
revenues
purchase
to
unsub¬
any
with
connection
in
bidder
to
the
is
it
Missouri.
of
and 1.6%
have
planned,
vsrith
will
Gas
Service
bid
a
be
debt
of
respectively.
and $2,200,000,
stock
cents
The
and
At
of
Nov.
income
income
net
1953
30,
shares
new
to
total
issued.—V.
be
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1953—Month—1952
—V.
178,
p,
Period End. Nov. 30—
179,
1953—Mc
Month—1952
revenues
of
$
805,046
708,945
729,424
10,849,510
8,927,360
income
1,506,888
1,094,415
13,968,814
1,307,590
912,680
11,830,657
1953—Month—1952
covering
series
A,
$5,500,000
due
1974,
Proceeds
(together
standing
notes
to
construction
178,
The
quest
with
amount
to
treasury
for
the
funds)
construction
will
be
used
and
purposes
to
hearing
has
given
interested
until
persons
the proposed financing.—V. 178,
on
p.
to
directors
approved
this
of
Jan.
on
14
corporation
and
consolidation
o£
American
the
the
two
179,
from
ry.
Car
Co.
into
the
ry.
Net from
Net
ry.
From
and
and
of
General
the
President" of
Board
,
Corp.
Manager
10,000,000 shares of $5
will
have
of
new
Hudson,
'
-
company.
will
be
A.
Gross
stock
Jan.
Mr.
'
Cosgrove, Chairman
of Joseph H.
will
Quick
has
He
of
and
has
had
been
Sylvania
been
the
Board
of
President
as
on
the
the
Products
and
a
and
net
at
Quick
succeeds
Treasurer
member
all
company,
effective
in
of
the
electronics
of
of
these
of
the
Charles
National
executive
C.
Co.,
Hornbostel
Inc.
committee.
connections.—V.
177,
3,396,347
188,439,746
151.051,246
52.459,672
61,725,782
25,859,019
25,838,133
27,501,402
44,592,000
25,664,589
-
-
2200.
Navy has awarded
number
Jan.
on
the
of
10
C.'
by
Columbus
Inc.—Awarded Contract-—*
this
FJ-4
corporation
carrier-based
J.
Gallant,
contract
a
jet
fighter
to
produce
craft,
Vice-President
and
it
was
General
Division.
plant
is
be
capital
funds
determined
will
that
out
shares
by
aggregate
change
no
in
the
be
to
enable
the
Curtiss-Wright J-65
to fly at speeds
a
the
The
the
model
new
which
FJ-4
Division
of
will be built concurrently with
production models will begin to roll off the
project will continue work at North American's Colum¬
after
into
1956.—V.
Commonwealth
Six
turbines
gas
179,
8.
p.
%
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Edison
have
pressor
i
stations
according to
General
ment.
will
then
Co,
of
above.—V.
the
natural
number
to
gas
The
179,
107.
p.
1953,
the
time
after
$23,-
The
'—V.
three
178,
Co.
Co.'s
and
Gas
being
P.
Turbine
the
The
com¬
Macksville,
by John
while
now
Keller,
Depart¬
remaining
two
installations
new
used
of
the
for
pumping
the
Federal
facilities
the
order
bring
industrial
placed
turbines
gas
Power
to
Mid-Western
to
of
season
actually
firm
a
and
that
load
were
to
pipeline
Mexico
obtained,
heavy
applied
enlarge
New
requested
specified
had
to
and
was
units
receipt
order
Gas
Texas
winter
first
13
future.
near
pipeline
gas
Tescott
Jan.
operation,
the
turbines
gas
approval
the
for
in
natural
at
on
Electric
in
are
authorization
company
The
dividend
of
from
When
areas.
General
line
Natural
for
gas
in
company
38.
Northern
Commission
natural
the
units
the
on
installed
above
announcement
an
of
the
placed
been
the
of
Manager
Four
be
bring
stock¬
about
present
■ *"
v
prpototypes
.
Sapphire jet engine
above 650 miles per
airplane
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Adds to Facilities—
said, "the com¬
rights to stock¬
two
on
May
installed
be
8,
in
1953-54.
shipped
in
September,
18
only
order.
that
units
all
be
shipped
mid-October.
by
2200.
p.
Northern States Power Co.
Allen
Co,
is
the
S.
President
parent
Co.—V.
of
National
166,
p.
Union
Jan.
on
1358.
L.
formerly
Director
a
(Minn.)—New President—
Executive
to
succeed
Vice-President,
the late B.
F.
has
been
Braheney,
elected
who
died
1954.
Chambers,
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
been
has
Principal Finance Officer of the company.—V.
Ohio
$11,598,626 $11,874,376 $66,740,250 $63,830,955
King,
and
3,
F.
the
as
1953—12 Mos —1952
System
(&
Edison
Co.—Offers Common
179,
designated
107.
p.
Shares—Walter H.
Sammis, President, on Jan. 13, announced that an invest¬
banking group headed by White, Weld & Co. made
the winning bid of
$62,811.77, or 11.9 cents per share
for underwriting compensation for the
purchase at the
subscription price of $35.75 per share of any unsub¬
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
taxes_
1952
90,882,624
85,760,692
$16,976,168
8,538,831
$15,676,481
$8,437,337
$7,660,018
$0.97
other
income—
charges.
$0.97
8,016,463
of the
income
on
scribed shares of the 527,830. additional shares of
the
company's common stock not subscribed on the offering
thereof, to the company's stockholders.
The acceptance
"
average
N.E.E.S.
winning bid is subject to SEC approval.
Bids
com¬
also
were
follows:
Lehman
13.2
cents
1953
1952
1951
Peabody
representatives
of
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Lynch,
Pierce,
$75,675.00 or
other
groups
&
Co.
(jointly),
&
Beane
and
14.3
cents
share;
per
The
by the
288,897
193,206
232 437
331,291
150,893
225,780
railway—
railway—
7,177,827
7,980,593
7,851,022
7 557 707
1,064,822
2,398,136
1,766,473
income—
1,250,487
2,516*,529
2,616,474
1,177,279
2,208,767
-
$675,274
for
company
$785 457
1—
as
(jointly), $69,711.23
Fenner
Stanley
1950
*26,909
p.
from
Merrill
& Co., $78,119.00 or 14.8 cents per share; and
Corp., $86,775.00 or 16.4 cents per share.
The proceeds from the sale of the common
stock will be used
*119,378
178,
share;
First Boston
$462,913
$769,331
received
Brothers and
per
Morgan
Ry.—Earnings—
tion
,
in
record
at
10
is
requirements for the
corporate purposes.
•
offered to Ohio Edison's
being
the
close
shares
construction
other
and
stock
each
to
cash
1954
The
of
then
business
held
Jan.
with
14
of
acidi-
property
.
the
on
privilege
of
■
stockholders
common
basis
of
share
one
over-subscription,
of
for
subject
allotment.
Public
—V.
2575.
'
offering
179,
of
any
unsubscribed
stock
is
scheduled
for
Feb.
2.
107.
p.
Olin Industries, Inc.—Unit to Acquire
The
1953
railway
income—
1951
1950
$322,067
$367,923
165,883
$233,908
$269,055
107,708
railway—__
1952
72,176
118 259
27,956
87,214
13,915
78*36*1
1—
railway—
railway
Federal
Power
19
Jan.
mence
Commission
has
application
an
on
by
Utility—
scheduled
Olin
hearing
a
Interstate
York
City,
wholly-owned
a
of
operate all
the
subsidiary,
facilities
Louisiana.
'
•
for
Interstate
of
-
authority
Natural
com¬
Co.,
99%
of
New
acquire
to
Gas
•
-
to
Corp.
s
631,556
-528,687
*83,529
oper.
Interstate
Olin
2,934,960
1,326.808
the
p.
and
who
also
Mr.
2354.
from
from
ry.
2 807 849
1
104*192
602*461
'
•
Natural's
all
merger,
other
and
of
of
Monroe,
'
Gross
ry.
—V.
America,
executive
served
as
a
Philco
committee
as
President
director
Hohibostel
railway
railway
income—
oper.
179,
has
$579,754
99,878
64,214
$611,769
83,597
7,015
*34,402
i*29,470
6,717,034
6,568,957
1—
from
from
Net
$596,652
*10,203
*119,245
income
1950
$523,534
railway
1951
6,552,432
6,504,165
582,521
733,846
733.944
745,806
*657,584
*369,559
*403,353
The
SEC
from
Net
from
ry.
From
and
a
resigned
1953
railway
oper.
Jan.
income
Net ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
178,
p.
1951
income
2478.
company
for
of
the
of
Per. End. Dec. 31—
each
$449,392
$439,510
147,014
112,648
114,046
38,623
71,151
51,098
43,481
5,347,927
5,174,959
4,981,929
4,685,534
This
1,394,597
1,270,846
1,287,966
1,258.303
—V.
178,
p.
2307.
letter
a
of
notification
the
with
also
stock
covered
at
$1
indebtedness
of
the
issuance
proposed
share
per
so
on
the
basis
by
canceled
the
six
of
of
one
directors
509,055
521,674
489,615
173,
proceeds
p.
to
are
to be
used
to
current-.debt.
pay
pay
for development of mining,
There
will
2392.
,
be
underwriting)
no
-
Otter Tail Power Co.—To Sell Debentures—
The
/•'
1953—12 Mos.—1952
filed
notification
$1
and
authority
1953—Month—1952
11
company.
net
$501,173
$29,199,134 $29,570,654 $171,146,500 $166,315,526
Mississippi.—V. 178, p. 299.
Dec.
common
has
company
fo
issue
application
February of 1954
deemable in whole
interest,
Jan.
1,
The
and
1955,
will
at
proposed
ratably in
the
applied
$2,500,000
says
or
Sales——
and
stock.
of
properties
—V.
of
letter
shares
for
The
1950
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—December Sales Lower—
Interstate
principal
before
share
one
The
127,020
467,359
Jan.
on
$25,000
or
on
$478,002
1—
Gross from
from
1952
than
more
amount of registered three-year notes
31,
1956 to be issued at face amount.
These notes may be convertible
during the month of December, 1954,
only into common stock on the basis of $2 principal amount of notes
*490,189
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings-
railway
located in Louisiana
covering
payable
share
November—
Gross
owns
Oro Flame Mining Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
107.
p.
now
Upon completion of the merger, Olin Interstate's name
changed to Olin Gas Transmission.Corp.
Interstate Natural's
are
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
Corp.
outstanding capital stock and plans to acquire, through
of the latter company's facilities, properties, contracts and
assets.
facilities
1953
railway
oper.
Net
•
Net
of
Co., Inc., and he comes to National from the
Presidency
Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. of
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.
2,211,465
-
See
or
New York,
Co.
member
National
and
will
each
3,596,174
Net
Corp.
Electric
1950
49,945,797
FJ-3,
25.000
Directors, has announced
of
many years of experience
associated with Radio
director
a
price
for
income,—
From Jan.
be
<.
Industry having
Corp.
of
Quick
1954.
1,
Rattelman
subscription
share
1,437,052
Net
National Co., Inc.—New President Elected—
C.
and
from
Net
,of
.
Stockholders of the two companies will meet in
March to .vote
consolidation.—V. 179, p. 107.
election
a
special
16,
1954,
to
stock of the
3,785,175
Gross
~
capitalization
Nash-Kelvinator
,
R.
Mr.
under
1953—Month—1952
November—
E.
exchanged for American Motors stock on a one-for-one" basis.
Hudson
stockholders will receive two shares of American
Motors stock for each
three shares held.
the
stock,"
new
New York, Ontario & Western
director
a
•
authorized
an
value stock.
par
1951
income—
will
Two
that
capital
income—
574,716
♦Deficit.—V. 178, p. 2575.
Nash-Kelvinator, will
the
of
-•
Motors
1952
2,364,056
of
would be
consultant.
American
14
March
the
cars.
Chairman
and
impair
Niagara
Commis¬
new
hour.
Pa.
railway.—
railway
Jan.
ry.
President
not
States.
Ontario
the
2,647,758
S.
Power
7.
oper.
from
President
for
in
outstanding
p.
from
Net
Barit,
will
energy
United
from
in
179,529.997
p.
U.
which
$107,858,792 $101,437,173
share
oper.
Net
and
of
the
energy
to
States
*
and Hudson total $355,000,000.
Sept. 30, 1953, they had working capital in excess of
$100,000,000,
announcement said, and combined sales for the 12
months up to
Sept. 30 were in excess of $680,000,000. Nash and Hudson in the same
Chairman
pursuant
United
175,061,231
Northern Illinois Gas
Pittsburgh,
Jan.
on
called
shares
stock
one
Insurance
from
from
an
George W. Mason,
been
Electric
other
oper.
As of
period produced 244,507
used
re
Motors Corp.
Combined assets of Nash-Kelvinator
be
the
from
Gross
companies
the
aircraft is improved
aerodynamically over the FJ-3 which
in production at the Columbus plant.
It will feature a
wing and fin tail. Other details of the design are classified for*
security reasons.
New York Connecting
RR.—Earnings-
Motor
Y.
50,000
at
railway.—
railway—
178,
bus
J
shares
Net
2477.
Hudson
Co.,
announced
of this
Fire
expenses
From Jan.
•
The
of
presently
887.
p.
1
per
Net
Merger—
on
rate
Commission
Ry.—Earnings—
1—
oper.
The
Corp.
November—
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.—To Vote
within
1953
undisclosed
is
1953—12 Mos.—1952
170,
Insurance
200,000
of
—
♦Deficit.—V.
27
and
Over
N.
2575.
p.
income_„
oper.
Manager
$4,636,430 $20,195,329 $19,874,063
above.—V.
has
of
additional
Jan.
export
electric
announced
2308.
and
Gross
out¬
pay
proposed
North American Aviation,
1950
Fire
pointed
Union
operating
Net
for
the
from
The
$31.57
earnings
Net
the
mortgage bonds,
competitive bidding.
at
that
supply
Kidder,
first
of
public
ry.
an
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
expenditures.-
Commission
a
offered
steam
Massena,
maximum
a
Ontario
being maintained and
by the President of the
signed
electric
from
high of 76,600, a
to a new high
1951
Corp.
company's
Boston
p.
Earnings
$184,065,449
with
at
the
the
transmitted
4,886,492
ry.
board's
Consolidated
—V.
statement
of
railway— $14,739,149 $17,431,674 $18,112,961 $14,427,252
railway
3,900,506
6,647,348
6,469,730
Net
per
sales
Interest
1953—12 Mos.—1952
registration
a
principal
be
issued
filed
now
receives
weeks
Net
Net
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
12
be
north
bank
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River
Lawrence River Power Co.'facilities over the
St.
of
from
—V.
Corp.—Change in Control-
November—
Jan.
said
178,
Net
35%
$35.02
subscription
the
First
Gross
on
record
a
.
8,234,922,
178, p. 2307.
SEC,
the
Operating
G. C. Murphy Co.—December Sales Lower—
company
to
increased
1952
$4,253,553
issue
Rattelman
mon
$31,978,687 $32,275,879 $187,163,824
to
presently
From Jan.
was
Gross
178, p. 2477.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
at
will
Co.,
and
ment
9,160,840
The
22%
or
1953—Month—1952
basis
the
J
,
generated
Power
from
Gross
Vice-President. This repre¬
better than the previous rec¬
the
is
to
the
on
are
license
be
River
exported
November—
Gross
and
$35.56
President,
New England
11,125,942
after charges.—
—V.
Phoenix
$33.65
Period End. Dec. 31—
<
7,863,274
Sales
National
the
to
the
National
88,182,654
taxes—
be
Norfolk & Western
Hare,
Indemnity Co. and Birmingham Insurance
115,406,792
—V.
of
11 Months Ended Nov. 30—
operating taxes—
corporation
thin
increase
of $30
The
-
97,875,811
_,___
FPC
sion.—V.
contemplated and that the new stock could not be offered
approved by the stockholders and
regulatory authorities, and
registered under the Securities Act of 1933.
It is expected that the
offering will be underwritten by an
underwriting group headed by
1953—11 Mos—1952
$
this
until
Co.—Earnings
$
will
delivered
The
River
sufficiency
Mohawk
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—December Sales Lower—
131,621,495
operating
it
Mr.
$
8,261,435
Net
Net
C.
000,000.
106.
10,890,320
income
pre¬
SUPER
1953
authorization
on
financing,
assets'
12,546,883
9,084,794
1,246,256
Other
The
the
of
special meeting in the light of conditions then
prevail¬
present intention to recommend a
subscription
share to provide gross proceeds of
$6,000,000."
The continuing
rapid growth in the company's business was pointed
out as being the reason for
the raising of new capital at this
time,
consolidated net premiums written
having increased from $22,900,000
in 1948 to
approximately $34,250,000 in 1953. Upon completion of this
ing,
were
p.
$
$
Federal
&
will
be
will
Kansas,
—V.
expenses
Wain
sh.
per
stockholders
While
price
2307.
Operating
<C
authorized
1937.
Net
outstanding shares
178, p. 2478.
Union
an
holders at
155,594,12 1,025,559,618 1,103,168,387
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Operating
100%
has
Niagara Mohawk,
Lawrence
energy
and
Presidential
a
combined
The
exported
St.
substation
Sth Lawrence
*
2478.
p.
by E.
Financial
proposes
held.
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
$
138,929,528
T.
of
"Upon
rate
the
and
—
companies.
stock
shareowners increased
Rattelman,
holders
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales Off—
Bales
11
_____
I.
A,
pany
$3,400,000
net
and
C.
authorize
recently declared a quarterly dividend of
common stock or an annual rate of $1.80.
been at the annual rate of $1.20 per share.
will be paid on March 12 on both the presently
shares
company will be
board of directors
company.
Its
on
dividend
latest
outstanding
both
the
2308.
p.
meeting
had
payments
of
___'_
W.
the American
on
The
electric
Cornwall
be
plants of
of
kilowatts,
by each company, including the
Croft and the holdings of National
while
National
Service
share
per
Previous
of
and
—Plans Stock Financing—
$59,000,000.
Public
Missouri
45
of
Croft
of
243.
p.
178,
See
1953 Missouri Public
30,
total revenues
of $9,000,000
Service Co.'s total revenues
Service
Gas
share
held
the
as
178,
National Surety
of
reported by the two companies were Missouri Public Service $31,600,000
and
combined
the
refunded
while Gas Service
stock, which is listed
Gas
and
$44,300,000
preferred
$44,500,000,
In the 12 months ended Nov.
reported
$1,300,000
The
line.
distributes
Co.
from other sources,
1,055,730 shares of common
Service
basis
each
Corp.—Exports to Canada—
million
1952.
value
178,
Sales
entirely from sales of natural gas.
bank loan the combined companies
will
Stock .Exchange.
by
gain of $8,500,000,
30%,
asset
purchase
$18,000,000
and
long-term
now
Exchange
27,900,000.—V.
—V.
the
Missouri Public
stock
for. this
which,
loan
derived
were
addition
In
the
shares
250
.
gas
in parts of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska
including Kansas City. In the 12 months ended Nov. 30, 1953/ Missouri
Public Service's revenues were
derived
79.6%
from electric service,
Co.'s
facilities
on
to
energy
hydroelectric
.
prop¬
National Shirt Shops of
Delaware, Inc.—Sales Off—
natural
18.8%
The
short.y.
and
the approximately 40% interest being acquired
and the other holdings of National Phoenix.
Period End. Dec. 31—
long-term bonds and preferred stock.
The registration statement points out that shortly after the offer¬
ing, Missouri Public Service and Gas Service Co. will be merged into
a, single operating
unit, subject to necessary regulatory approval.
The
service areas of the two companies are contiguous and each has the
same
principal gas supplier—Cities Service Gas Co.
Missouri Public Service supplies electricity and gas in the western
northern
stock
Power
Commission
of
chain
Jan.
on
number
of
Net
additional
and
of
Phoenix
representatives
been.—V.
of
year
—V.
all.the stock of Gas Service Co.
was
$18,000,000
an
of
company
stock for
for
every three
officers
As of Dec. 31—
Additional funds for the purchase will be obtained initially
$32,000,000.
from
underwriters
of
group
sale
of
to. approval
called
National Shares Corp.—Net Asset Value—
shares.
the
exchange
an
and
National
Cansi,
Stock
sales
a
The
form
held
the
of
of
food
release
a
ord
This company has filed with the SEC a registration statement cov¬
ering 527,865 shares of its common stock in preparation for a one for
one rights offering to stockholders early in February.
Kidder, Peabody
Proceeds from
and
the 100% of the stock of Nedicks,
"common stock of Cantrell & Cochrane
in
have
gain
Missouri Public Service Co.—To Sell Common Stock-
&
be
business
C
sents
Proceeds for Purchase of Gas Service Co.—
scribed
subject
to
the
Power
maximum
a
kilowatt-hours of electric
energy,
annually to the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of
Ontario, Can.
'
contemplated that the combined corporation will be called the
Super Corporation" and that its stock will be listed on the
&
in
2,790,499
220,043.996
22,614,929
of
of
export
Despite generally declining security markets, record
high sales of
$47,100,000 during 1953 were reported by National Securities Series
1—
income—
106.
firms,
Mohawk
The, Federal
12
directors
the
namely,
B/G
is
Croft
5,287,259
p.
two
companies
union
Jan.
on
opposite Massena.
that
officers
Drinks
the
"C
$20,014,910
4,658,531
oper.
179,
the
by
Niagara
Winslpw, Sears,
Net
$20,965,105
railway-
approved
in
a
and
announced
National Securities & Research Corp.—Record Sales—
4,797,215
income—.
jointly
both
combined
stock
7.
p.
$21,532,958
railway—
the
of
and 95%
American
industrial
several
3,423,166
oper.
ry.
—V.
service
$18,923,498
from
from
Net
of
Soft
in
to
to
expected
companies,
composed
ferred
It
railway—-
From Jan.
Gross
completion
is
rail
in the district.—V. 179,
1953
be
"
i
railway———
from
Net
con¬
RR.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
the
two
planned
Phoenix,
immediately and the project
1.
This schedule will bring
advance
corporation,
and
of
of
result
company will own the assets
cash and plant now owned
Harry Hines Boulevard to connect
with the huge industrial development,
line
is
present
will
V.
Donald
entail
.
launched
be
completed
Brook
by
9
will
said.
branch
out
union
a
would
this
Boston,
held.
It
bring the
Industrial,
trackage to
Hollow
Brook
'
project
the
of
meetings
Phoenix
the
crossing
overpass
the
Mr.
the
share
one
stock
railroad
for
at
of
Co.
worked
been
corporations
National
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Track Development—
Construction
President
Croft
plan approved
erties
"
first
had
stockholders
The
interested persons until Jan.
the bond financing proposal.
upon
The
_
,
2250.
—V.
Mack,
of
plans
both
•
giving
hearing
estimated
S.
President
Monday, January 18, 1954
...
and
or
be
the
that
will
in
to
in
the
the
4V4%
mature
part
convertible
Federal
Power
convertible
debentures
Jan.
will
l;
after
shares
issued
for
in
January
They will be re¬
1956,
with
accrued
1964.
March
into
Commission-
debentures.
be
1,
of
common
stock
after
option of the holders.
debentures
proportion
of
will
$4
be
of
offered
to
debentures
common
to
each
stockholders
share
of
com-
Volume 179
tnon
stoqk
writing
Number 5291
outstanding.
di
the
Proceeds
The
debentures
of
the
plans
company
subscnoed
not
debentures
would
obtain
to
in
under¬
an
The
part
Commonwealth
Avenue,
ing bank loans, with the remainder being added to the company's cash
reserves to be
applied against 1954 construction costs, the application
states.—V. 119, p. 8.
receive
-bonds
tenders
due
Oil Co., Washington, D.
company
covering
1,000 shares
share,
per
for
pay
Jan.
on
without
drilling,
filed
7
of
capital
stock
underwriting.
equipment
C.—Files With SEC—
letter
a
and
notification
of
to
par)
(no
proceeds
The
related
with
the
—V.
176,
petitive
bidding,
mortgage
issue
An
of
13
authorized
expenses.
Gross
$60,000,000
announcement
made
was
last
of
amount
the
Gailiornia
P.
the
first
of
U.
to
issue the
Commission,
bonds
and
and
to
will
bonds
1984.
The
The
dated
rate
coupon
proceeds
struction
be
will
Dec.
will
be
be
program.—V.
178,
and
1953
1,
fixed
applied
to
will
mature
competitive
by
forward
carry
Feb.
ry.
be
may
Trust
mortgage
exchanged
Co.
of
definitive
for
York
New
bonds
and
on
3% %
bonds
series
that
of
after Jan.
due
series
1,
1,954.—\£.
18,
Proposal
Abandon
to
Natural
Gas
A Federal Power Commission
subject
to
handle
review
in
Gas
August
by
to
company
Texas
the
Commission,
abandon
Transmission
..
.
natural
Corp.,
approving
which
contract
a
it
which
Pan¬
by
renders
expired
to
last
Nem
31.
which
the
decision
becomes
8,405,246
7,811,406
1,726,313
contract,
Gas
Panhandle
Texas
had
to
1,197,882
contract
made
Texas
feet
between
in
the
to
of
natural
systems
requires
Gas),
day to
companies,
Panhandle
per
gas
of
the
Montezuma,
and
Kentucky
and
Texas
Ind.
July of
1949 that it would not renew the
Texas Gas opposed the proposed aban¬
it
when
cubic
Danville
near
Gas
Panhandle
by
interest
expired, but
donment.; Hearings were held before Presiding Examiner Simpson last
April, after Panhandle filed an application in December, 1952, request¬
ing an FPC order permitting the abandonment.
The
decision is subject to
review by the Commission, either upon
appeal by parties to the proceeding within 20 days or upon the FPC's
within
motion
own
decision
;
will
10
become
days
final
thereafter.
at
the
If
end
no
review
is
this
of
30-day
period.—V.
initiated,
the
179,
and
semi-annual
N.
Y.,
(Jap.
Portland, Me.
or
Portland
S
$
1
Sales
170,619,423
—V.
178,
1,109,483,784
connection
bridge between
new
GIVING
the
purchase
from
EARNINGS
Feb.
on
it
of.
FOR
$5,300,000
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
13,436,127
11,823,114
4,944,578
8,569,248
5,679,577
4,071,948
from
Net
from
Maine
sole
sold
Net
ry.
—V.
960,519,733 937,913,569 951,362,793 832,288,252
171,407,053
152,173,795
137,107,193
131,898,323
75,635,544
68,056,661
54,051,903
51,922,342
income
oper.
179.
8. 1
p.
due July
the
Terminal
and
company
its share
of
owner
with
incidental
and
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Jan.
Boston
and
1950
$791,066
$801,614
$729,853
♦147,110
♦109,769
'84,800
*158,069
♦454,937
*386,080
*306,558
178,
9,339,963
9,775,773
8,578,051
'842,117
income
♦Deficit.—V.
*956,024
*712,094
*3,996,512
*3,316,879
*3,726,178 i
Maine
&
1,
the
to
Outstanding
;
.
1961
$5,500,000
3,850,000
—
■—
due
H.
Burr,
Rollins
M.
Bartlett
Maine
which
since
ever
Clark
&
179,
has
appointment of Robert A.
this
Mr.
Weaver
176,
Jan.
on
is
manufacturers
V.
Weaver,
manufacturers
company,
announced
12
President
of
by
of
wide
a
of
the
to the board
Jr.,
soda
bleached
Both
by running over tracks owned or leased
both railroads have trackage rights,
several
purchasers
below
listed
by
each
have
™
Co.
—
variety
50,000
■
.
Offered—
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Bonds
Service
of underwriters headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Jan. 14 publicly offered $25,000,000 of first mort¬
bonds, series K, 3%%, due Jan. 1, 1948, at 102%%
yielding approximately 3.24%. The
group won award of this issue on Jan. 12 on a bid of
pulps
of directors
sulphite,
and
porcelain
enamel
issue
the
also
Forgan
naming
&
1953—Month—1952
$6,020,831
178,
Co.
Petroleum
& Co.,
Service
Dallas, Tex.,
of 6%
on
and
after
or
PROCEEDS—Of
will
be
the
applied
the
PROCEEDS—The
net
BUSINESS—The
complet
$54,519,913
$6,000,882
$54,018,129
to
Jan. 4 publicly offered $300,000
of
The
is
company
in
wells.
old
an
oil
The
to
are
techniques
pressure
new
company
their
Gross
is
oil
be
for
used
larger
business
Pine
of
in
gas
specialist
fracturing
wells
divisions
and
are
oil
to
in
located
hy¬
formations
assist
in
in
the
Abilene,
Shares
Net
for
the
mortgage
used
at
—V.
licensee
of
Stanolind
Oil &
Gas
31—
year
1953
assets
178,
p.
value per
1952
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
shr.
to
railway
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
$4,531,840
$2,918,386
380,505
316,485
218,957
$14.60
$15 35
$14.32
$13.33
income—
railway____
railway.
p.
in
Indiana.
179,
bank
loan
notes
4,160,274
51,435,619
41,912,218
4,329,352
3,839,522
46,572,446
37,149,240
178,
income™
areas located in 70
The territory is resi¬
1952
1951
1950
$4,466,633
$3,842,484
$3,419,864
438,250
1,201,482
191,384
356,668
1,102,920
1,097,955
338,391
394,717
and
41,342.828
45,108,118
37,986,592
10 236,052
6,870,315
5,799,110
7,443,771
12,929,868
9,147,943
6,295,423
6,821,600
on
sell
at
Jan.
fered
at
used
be
25
has applied
8,
or
series E,
1954,—V.
177,
Feb.
due
to
pay
to the SEC
$12,500,000
p.
on
Jan.
2012.
filed
4
1,
a
Mont.—Files With SEC
letter
of
100,000 shares of common stock
cents
bidding
competitive
1984. Net proceeds will
reimburse the company for a part of the cost of
and extensions.
Such expenditures are estimated
corporation
per
without
share,
for general office
from
it
be
up
15
equal
equipment
Southern
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
p.
108.
5,231,514
5,097,727
1,952,279
6,998,054
3,508,865
income
oper.
1950
1951
1952
1953
$22,215,393 $22,518,426 $21,752,371 $21,792,921
railway
4,157,759
7,351,834
3,277,201
1—
from
252,358,917 246,669,595 237,088,248 213,281,370
railway
72,986,011
31,589,9o2
80,322,805
income™
oper.
178,
179,
$12,880,000,—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
From Jan.
Gross
less than
not
costing
November—
Gross
165 Broadway,
at Room 2117,
the company
by
to noon (EST) on Jan. 28 for tile purcnase
equipment trust
certiiicaies, series MM, to
annual instalments, and to be secured by new
Y.f
N.
$9,660,000
in
railroad
received
6,
of
mature
37,619,307
59,984,447
23,376,873
59,539,950
26,639,689
2577.
p.
Southern Union Gas Co.—Offering to Stockholders—
The
subscription
Dec.
pected to
This
stock.—V.
1953
on
a
represents
p.
2479.
178,
$3.83
shaie for
to be offered
per
Union Gas Co. common stocknoldcrs of
share-ior-share basis.
Warrants were ex¬
Southern
mailed on Jan.
be
offering
price of
a
stock of Aztec Oh & Gas Co.
common
by
28,
announced
recently
company
2,017,801 shares of
Southwestern
1954
15,
Southern
and to expire on Feb.
Union's entire holdings
Co.
Development
—
To
8.
of Aztec
Distribute Its
Assets—
A
special
meeting of
stockholders
the
distribution
of
the
will be held Feb. 15, 1954 to
assets
under
the
recently
company's
adopted plan of consolidation, it was announced on Jan.1 11
Baird,
by George
President.
consolidation
natural gas producing, processing
and distributing business heretofore carried on by six subsidiaries of
Southwestern, will be conducted by Pioneer Natural Gas Co. and one
subsidiary—Amarillo Oil Co. Since the two companies will operate al¬
most wholly within the State of Texas, they will not be subject to tlie
authority of the Federal Power Commission, it was stated.
Under
As
will
of
the
result
a
Dec.
on
of
of
the
plan,
Southwesterii's only
Gas
distributed
be
two. shares
plan,
consolidation
the
1953,
24,
Natural
consisting of
Co.,
to
for
each
one
approved
by
the
SEC
stockholders
Southwestern
present
Pioneer
as
asset is the capital stock of
1,455,514 shares. These shares
of
the
on the basis
727,757 shares of South¬
stock of Pioneer Natural
have a par value of $7.50 against the $5 par value of
The exchange of stock, according to the not.ee to stock¬
been
western
Gas
Sales
—V.
178,
has
shares of
769,722
ry.
From
Gross
RR.-
expected
company
that
on
ry.
&
company
first
pay
Jan.
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
$447,371
$463,626
$462,482
—V.
178,
48,668
26,199
from
those of sale of $12,000,000
to private investors to help
179, p. 108.
*853
*23,714
5,413,162
5,214,081
495,935
419,952
415,704
376,773
*67,066
♦97,744
*145,851
*171,755
income
178, p. 2309.
Quarter Ended Nov. 30—
from sale of goods
Income
1951
1950
$324,014
156,994
$230,099
270,667
expense
closing
for
Provision
227,630
117,639
6,409
4,170,178
2,128.605
1,150,079
3,048,289
3,228,163
2,911,975
1,053.564
1.211,079
795,046
1.14V24
p.
2309.
644,799
—
depreciation
Net
and
income
15130,924
49,694
^0,0°?
651,293
„
-----
32,144
tax
458,970
profit
♦No
income
$341,351
55,719
admin, expenses
9,539,840
Cr85,80O
$203,488
t$144,818
56,341
13,852
income—
4,103,123
376,732
income
from
Mill
1952
1953
$4,821,205 $10,010,210
operations
from
Deductions
1952
$431,348
1—
178,
advertising and
Profit
-Earnings—
Off—Earnings Up—
and services
goods and services
Cost of
Selling,
$183,411
*14,717
railway
$146,042,612
10.
p.
Standard Milling Co.—Sales
1953
♦Deficit—V.
$18,070,509 $19,690,224 $134,006,441
*53,478
5,211,543
24,747
I
railway
oper.
Decreased—
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
3,228
4,647,682
railway
railway
Jan.
ry.
the SEC
to be offered
Dillon, Read
principal underwriter.
(& Subs.)—December Sales
sales
railway
oper.
Net
investment
Co.—Registers With SEC
add the proceeds to
3.65% bonds, due 1984,
End. Dec. 31—
Per
1950
1—
from
Net
of
12 filed a registration statement with
for construction.—V.
87,731
from
from
number
a
course
will
mortgage
$437,798
railway
oper.
Net
due
has been named as
Inc.
Co.
The
of
1951
November—
Gross
in
new common stock (par Sl>
first to shareholders of record Feb. 1 on a l-for-14 basis.
$22,438,712
Revenue
Oil Corp.
balance being distributed to
shares of
272.500
1952
income
Jan.
Net
the
including
Southwestern Public Service
The
1953
railway
oper.
from
Internal
Sinclair
the Pioneer stock will be placed1
on
a
quarterly dividend basis. Southwestern Development Co., which
will
be dissolved
following distribution of its assets, paid dividends
semi-annnaully, and recently raised the semi-annual rale to $1 a
share from 75c a share paid previously.
See also V. 179, p. 10.
is
It
Earnings—
railway
from
Net
Federal
the
Southwestern,
Pioneer,
stockholders,
other
1,200
Spiegel, Inc.
from
by
shares of
2309.
p.
Rutland
from
tax-free
384,861
of
owner
receive
about
ruled
common
new
i
the
covering
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$4,771,119 $23,270,932
$4,657,499
will
notification with the
10 cents) to be of¬
The proceeds are
Inc.—Sales Off—
1953—Month—1952
will
Co.
The
outstanding.
firms.
(par
and mining expenses.
now
Service.
underwriting.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores,
Period Ended Dec. 31—
From
2200.
will
York
New
Southwestern.
Oklahoma—Financing Plans—
Sacramento Northern Ry.
Earnings—
$3,365,676
45.942,433
2577.
p.
Southern Pacific Co.—Bids for Certificates—
Pioneer
9.
p.
Radon Research Corp., Boulder,
The
SEC covering
♦Deficit.—V.
1—
oper.
178,
pay
issue
bonds,
additions
Net
1950
$5,839,612
1953
railway
oper.
Net
—V.
1951
426,489
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.-
from
102.72%.
diversified
industrially.
Among
Haute, Kokomo, Lafayette, New
Terre
are
November—
2479.
$6,226,675
November—
Net
Net
Co.,
178, p. 1572.
Gross
at
program.
of
widely
announced
was
to
$22,600,000 for
fracturing patents.
ended Sept. 30, 1953 amounted to $332,-
totaling $25,704.—V.
outstanding
asset
served
it
company,
property
formation
Street Fund, Inc.—Total Assets Rise—
Dec.
net
State
and
outstanding
of
electricity
furnishes
the
in
Bloomington.—V.
authorization
Net
As
cities
and
first
Gross
Total
beginning
capital.
working
engineering
used
and
two
non-exclusive
a
hydraulic oil
with net income
639,
prices
construction
its
agricultural
to
proceeds
production
on
at
1955
repayment
the
to
counties
92
1,
proceeds from the sale of the bonds, $15,000,000
Public Service Co. of
Offered—Garrett
Inc.—Debentures
on
and Newcastle, Wyo.
Tex.,
for
oil
sand
increase
2,799,738
holders,
the
be
1953—12 Mos.—1952
and accrued interest.
to
& Co.,
coupon.
May
the
balance
Albany
of
convertible debentures, due Dec. 31, 1963, at 100%
draulic
by' Kuhn,
by Blyth
the option of redeeming bonds at prices beginning
for sinking fund purposes only they may be re¬
2308.
p.
101.96
company has
105.63%,
for
—V.
were:
Corp.;
3% %
a
102.084
Loeb & Co.;
Inc.; 101.9199
and 101.869 by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
by First Boston
deemed
products.—
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—December Sales Up—
4,214,626
4,737,716
As
Sales
taxes__
operating income
after charges
authorize
for
bids
by Glore,
This
Period Ended Dec. 31—
income
taxes_
for
H.
of
24,757,676
operating
$
$
32,924,207 394,379,420 349,480,480
22,669,746 266,956,675 246,021,023
3,708,042
45,702,038
35,253,024
2,386,145
30,285,088
26,294,215
36,509,756
expenses
Federal
Co.—Earnings—
$
$
revenues
Operating
50,000
'
Co
and accrued interest,
The
Off
1953—11 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
*
Operating
gage
all
Western
%nd
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
250,000
150,000
100,000
-
™~
Inc
A group
57.
p.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
record
Public
Clapp, 2nd, President.
Bettinger Corp. of Waltham, Mass.,
Eugene
178,
—V.
the
been
Maine Central RR.
railroads get into Portland, South
of
Inc
Co.,
108.
p.
dential,
The
was
York
New
1963—1400*1^-1952
1953—11 Mos.—1952 $372,727,204 $390,870,412 $2,941,363,927 $2,863,410,935
2309.;
' '
*
stock.
capital
facility
joint
a
Co
&
Securities
101.9799
843,074
Per End. Dec. 31—
Sales—
—V.
$400,000
Co.
&
Gilman
on
a
-
89,497
12,000 shs.
Inc
&
Payson
H.
military opera¬
November were
reveque
last
total of
oceans
of- 1952,
quar¬
i
Terminal
of
as
RR.
which
over
BUSINESS—Company
of
between
from, railway
of
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—New Director—
pay
transatlantic?
Propeer
ry.
&
and
♦3,750,144
to
in 4t,285 hqurs.
,
the Airtjrqder fleet
logged
November
of
—V.
*1,557,735
2478.
p.
end
crossings.
Net
*393,821
9,421,058
railway
used
be
to
are
had chalked up 4,837
ipl-freignt airline,- Seaboard
Europe, and serves as a
prime., contractor tp. the h- S. Air Force on flights across the widBaciflc and nqrth&rjq Pacific a4r routes.—V, 178, p. 16.71,
By. the
ocean
Net
at
railway..
oper.
ry.
1951
$743,881
income
being
Pa.Qiflp
apd
xpqntp
saoi,e
Net
Central
issue
operated
Westbrook
Terminal,
Other
1—
from
from
Net
railway
railway
oper.
1952
of
reported that commercial and
has
Atlantic
the
severally and not jointly to purchase from the company the
principal amount of the bonds set opposite their respective names:
Seashore Lines—Earnings—
1953
proceeds
well.
The
development
FINANCING
102.09%.
Pennsylvania Reading
the
over
miles
High*
Other
PRESENT
TO
was
Maine
to
entire
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.,
railway
railway
stock
Sears, Roebuck 4*. <?©,—©ecerqbqr Sales
1950
1951
19,024,953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
Commission—
letter of notification with the SEC
to be oifered at par ($1 per-
a
common
underwriting.
corporation
across
6J,%
up
Bids
—V.
MONTHS
11
1952
for
certificates.
trust
FIRST
Pa.,
12,521,672
income
tions
-
originally incorporated Feb. 24, 1887,
as Portland
Union Railway Station Co. for the purpose of constructing
and operating a
union passenger station serving Maine Central RR.
and Boston & Maine RR. passenger trains in and out of Portland, Me.
Maine Central and Boston and Maine each originally held one-half
of the capital stock of the Terminal, but in October, 1911, Boston and
$79,543,692 $92,401,271 $87,622,815 $83,048,783
railway
oper.
AND
1953
railway
Philadelphia,
in
equipment
NOVEMBER
November—
Gross
bids
receive
3
without
filed
28
of
be. redeam-
not
those cities.
EFFECT
due July 1, 1961
instalment payments
contracts,
BUSINESS—The
Chas.
will
company
will
The bonds
terly at various dates 1954-1956
Capital stock ($100 par)
Blair,
Pennsylvania RR.—To Sell Equipment Trust Ctfs.—
The
Dec.
on
continuation
This
payable at
1),
agreed
1,079,256,505
*
Co., Bismarck, N. D.—■
Development
shares
Coffin
168,042.030
2478.
p.
$
July
qjid
'
Equipment
-1952
$
$
6,000
share),
for
from the: sale of the bonds,
in
made
of the
First mortgage 4%. bonds
First mortgage 5% bonds
the
1953—12 Mos.
Oil
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
CAPITALIZATION
Portland
1953—Month—1952
-Month—1952
company
operates
Interest
^
South
Co.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—December Sales Increased-
2309.
p.
covering
Offered—A public of¬
Co.—Bonds
-■
The
Period End. Dec. 31—
57,427,000
24,121,838
10,619,582
2309.
I construction
107.
p.
9,982,070
11,900,857
Files With Securities and Exchange
7,768,757
1,786,676
1,274,410
1,116,237
•
into
in
million
18
connections
being
notified
entered
29,518,003
income
oper.
The
together with
funds from the treasury of; the company, will be used to pay without
premium an unsecured bank loan: of $1,000,000 due April 1, 1954. Such
loan was obtained by the company to finance > temporarily the capital
expenditures required for
improvements and additions to the yard,
track and signal installations of the company in the cities of Portland
final.
(predecessor
deliver
at
Gas
deliveries
originally
Corp.
25,479,095
Schoonover
126,292
8,035,326
1,462,076
1,331,532
..
The
Natural
67,079,691
railway
railway
178,
1,276,816
67,054,159
1—
105,670
2,020,496
income
York,
s
and
The decision, filed by
Presiding Examiner Ewing G. Simpson, permits
Panhandle to abandon the service effective two months from the date
upon
84,240
139,042
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
,
proposal
a
service
gas
under
136,585
$765,628
193,795
railway.
p.
thorization
to
decision,
a
$707,872
112,332
$690,924
211,484
748,816
$5,778,309
2,757,423
681,355
1950
-
The payment of the bonds, principal and interest, will be guaranteed
by the Maine Central RR. Co;1 by endorsement on each bond.
The issuance, guaranty and sale-of these bonds are subject to au¬
■
Presiding Examiner has filed
from
ry.
2,611,128
$5,854,504
2,561,039
696,567
63,762,478
24,626,U74
8,087,693
1,680,915
income
oper.
from
1950
1951
1952
$6,008,229
railway
From Jan.
Gross
—V.
1951
1952
$671,250
railway
178,
able,
2576.
p.
Service
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—
ry.
to
•
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—FPC Examiner Ap-.
proves
Net
an
25).
at the option of the. holder, at the office or agency, of the copipany.
or,
-
Guaranty
178,
to
not
(Jan.
the principal office of New England Trust Co,, trustee, Boston, Mass.,
^
19*2,
1,
at
acceptance
of
fering of $1,000,000 first mortgage 4% boncjls dated July
1, 1911 and due July 1, 1961 was made on Jan. 12 at
99.68% and accrued interest from Jan. 1, 1954 by Coffin
& Burr, Inc., and associates.
■
•
' ' '
con¬
-'t
Sept.
fund
prices
at
$70,305
from
-Earnings—
1953
$5,605,384
railway
Seaboard & Western Airlines Inc.—Traffic Increases—
-•
company's
Pacific Pow«r & Light C®.—Definitive Bonds—
first
sinking
the
of
of
date
from
Net
1—.
oper.
Principal
TempoB%ry
to
1953
Portland Terminal
2*78.
p.
first
sum
Gross
on
Net
income
Jan.
from
—V.
16.
Dec.
on
5%
"
November—
Fourth
312
Jan. 22, 1954
mortgage sinking fund
(EST)
p.m.
week
bidding.
the
3
account
the
interest
railway
from
Net
statement
on
of
the
exhaust
accrued
railway..:
oper.
Net
Under pres¬
plans the company expects to receive bids for this issue
The
Gross
market
filed last
was
covering the offering will be filed with the SEC this Week.
ent
at com¬
refunding
registration
a
from
From
sale,
intention
company's
it
trustee,
Pittsburgh,
1567.
p.
from
Net ry.
month.
application for authority
with
face
and
Issuance
the
for
1970,
to
and
to
of
until
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
bonds.
Preliminary
this
Jan.
on
1,
sale
November—
Net
directors
the
will
Net
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—To Sell Bonds—
The
Jan.
100%
Co.
Pa.,
SEC
offered at $100
to
be used to
be
are
for
sufficient
exceed
Ozel
Trust
Pittsburgh 30,
amount
The
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—Tenders Invited—
stocKnoiders.
to pay outstand¬
by
ior
used
be
7
(207)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
provision
income
for
disposition
Mill
V.
and
178,
of
before
p.
-
income tax is required in that operating
the first six months does not exceed the estimated loss on
for
Federal
machinery, and equipment at
operating loss carryover from
1821.
the Kansas City Flour
previous years. tLoss.—
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, January 18,
*
(208)
B
Oil
Standard
notice
A
in
.said
The
Petroleum Corp.
Creole
of
13
Jan.
Oil
"Standard
Oil's
wishes
Jerseyi
'New
Co.
additional
Sandard
approximately
acquire
to
and
shares of Creole Petroleum Corp. <-'aPltal stock so
ownership will exceed 05 %, in order that Creole
Federal income tax returns
es
presently permitted by law.
Standard Oil has recently acquired
certain additional shares of Creole at $90 per share and now holds
94V2 %
"Standard
Oil
inviting
is
therefore
$90
tenders at
of
Gross
from'
Net
ry.
Gross
Ctex
City
Mining
small
A
than
operation
mining
claims
Buck
the
for
$100,000 worth
and
Frazer
Mr.
been
has
three
last
uranium
of
has
and
been
at
on
is
it
of
one
member
a
Other
the
Corp.,
directors
Board;
Salt
board
Lake
D.
Joseph
W.
Gearhart,
Utah,
Frazer,
his
Otis,
investment banker;
Lucien
and
Cullen
H.
Chairman
Houston,
of
uranium
All
has
which
produced
being
is
purchased
by
price which will
government is now receiving ore from this
19
miles
from
the
Big Buck claims,
via
structed
guaranteed
the
by
the
U.
area
good
road
recently
250,921
82,927
105,412
5,142,859
939,217
827,682
2619.
share.
It
quickly completed.
was
V.
—
of
America
(Wash.)—Stock
Concurrently, the
shares
of
Offered—
accrhed
of
and
unpaid
of
shares
$2.40
in
the
accrued
offered
per
the
rate
and
working
con¬
sales
to
issued,
$2.40
net
unpaid
preferred
share
aggregate
of
capital,
to
common
Cross
from
will
$51,987.50
of
will
also
permitting
Dec.
at
be
31,
1953.
holders will
Net
frOm
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
Common
$267,772
$329,926
$270,514
The
29,423
*8,002
49,031
*1,031
"29,782
Income
"67,307
*11,004
*50,224
1—
Jan.
from
Cross
1950
railway—
oper.
From
railway-
railway..
Deficit.—V.
3,291,916
3,385,913
2,646,666
333,313
178,
363,213
343,350
43,204
"327,206
income—
oper.
"306,612
240,093
*477,928
2577.
p.
stock
share
per
PeiiodEnd. Dec. 31—
Net
sales
—V.
stock
annually
The
1953—Month—1952
178,
The
used
of
to
the
and
expansion
EFFECT
pay
remainder
engineering,
PRESENT
TO
is
added
to
at
years
FINANCING
Corp.
The
£>EC
covering
offered
to
be
at
for
of
manufactures
trade
the
of
notification
stock
(par
cents)
20
be
to
and
The net proceeds are
general corporate purposes.
other
artificial
"Pura-Tex
which
compound
simulates
Corp.
its
nnd
earphone
developed
applications
national
equipment.
electro-acoustical
The
Earset
be
can
wnd
is
used
single-phone
a
for
stock
at
granted
$2.50
15,
moved
its
plant
were
in
1,
aids
weighing only '/a ounce and
monitoring, multiple listening
many other
hearing applications where
frequency response runs from 50 to 4,000
listening at .3 milliwatts input.
Its
hearing
headset
a
cycles
is
required,
gives com¬
and
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
$481,629
$409,747
98,156
153,780
130,654
65,391
29,548
53,949
63,101
7,688
railway
income—
1—
from
from
Net
ry.
4,743,507
4.985,236
4.785,955
4,333,259
1,055,595
1,290,047
1,083,419
to
Pueblo,
State
365,178
474,084
430,541
scrap
a
has
which
the
manufacture
event
more
sub-let
purchased
from
buildings,
having
all
of
of
the
division
ingot
foundry
is
capable
is
sales
$2,562,044
288,887
taxes
income tax^s
282.534
Special
(est.)
170.42$
♦Earned
per
•'After
Stock
$136,562
311,804
121,052
shares
share—.
common
preferred
split
in
$0.36
dividend
requirements.
1953.—V. 178, p.
February,
tax
New Orleans
&
November—
Cross
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
From Jan.
Cross
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
—V.
1—
from
Net
1165.
the
178,
is
1952
1951
135,478,034
127,436.605
39:741,705
12.328,663
31.325,594
116.568,835
31,362,361
8,902,203
square
week.
per
600,000
The
Gross
its
at
$3,210,065
$4,056,608
auxiliary
equipment
scheduled
have
a
the
for
-
Y
ry.
86.036
begin
of
the
with
soon,
year,
capacity of 10,000 barrels
a
construction
Mr.
Hyde
day
of
completion
The plant will
added.
high
octane
ponents.
gasoline
com¬
Prom
51,500
43 000
*32,648
This
top
combination
quality
year
while
unit
aviation
is
fuel
the
future
can
be
A
by-product
source
owned
C.
the
Mr.
process
This
will
to
meet
be
Braun
Co.
contract
Products
Co.
of
of
Alhambra,
under
Des
retained
license
Calif.,
production
demands
•
•_
$149,305
special
excess
of
of
ratings
and
has
used
at
178,
been
p.
as
the
gas
items
an
with
2202.
additional
adjoining
awarded
the
sub¬
the
plant
con¬
Universal
11,660,851
8,320,113
7,866,628
the
15
announced
weaving
&
—V.
179,
$47,168
$190,139
The
possible
the
Furthermore,
blended
for
Federal
largest
of
During
mately
time
V.
for
the
railway—
$44,878,322
taxes
on
provision
No
of
19 %
more
1953,
miles,
13%;
with
867,000,
down
shares
12,200,501
12,401,148
3,276,570
3,692,412
3,965,624
488,063,320
471,200.805
460,477,811
Wellington
profit
Net
of
and
$53,740,800
They
represented
an
1952,
in
the
outstanding in the hands
high of 14,064,296
all-time
an
the 11,794,699 shares outstand¬
added
Fund
month
117,000
to
shareholders
at
the
bring
the
total
with
compared
as
at
96,000
rate
the
of
approxi¬
all-
year-end
to
an
close
of
1952.—
the
at
Western Auto
Supply C«. (Mo.)—Sales Decline—
178,
1953—Month—1952
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$178,297,000 $171,309,000
$16,934,000 $18,631,000
2354.
p.
Western
Maryland
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
1953—11 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
operating
revenues.
$4,179,4*24
$4,415,255
Ry. operating
expenses.
2,897,569
2,811,914
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
$1,281,855
income—
oper.
178,
oper.
841,033
ry.
$46.94.7,113 $43,286,905
30,615,291
30,472,925
$1,603,341 $16,474,188 $12,671,614
955,235
9,988,166
7,827,558
2480.
p.
Western Ry. of Alabama—EarningsGross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
1951
1950
$383,674
$381,119
$431,369
69,542
98,163
145.119
133,0531
income:—
oper.
From
Gross
1953
$417,829
railway____
railway
62,314
31,329
33,044
70,880
4.403,160
4,292,365
4,172,907
3,932,365
1—
railway
railway
1,055,600
income.
oper.
178,
985,583
916.425
941,248
434,9321
495,436
325,437
394,711
2620.
P.
in
111,850,497
The
SEC
$20,191,669 $22,811,163
$2,632,635
1882.
p.
corporation
covering
$10
expansion
Jan,
on
4,500
share,
per
Gross
from
from
Net
without
of
26,880,583
according
to
and
an
Passengei!' Traffic—
estimated
Assistant
to
December,
of
(including
1952,
12%.
first
United
Freight
class),
released
President.
flew
ton
up
by
ry.
179,
p.
1953
the
with
offered
used
be
to
are
be
1951
1952
1950
$2,641,077
$2,846,527
$2,523,175
670,545
613,493
803,153
23,044
178,810
336,430
399,642
29,716,450
28.616,508
28,653,524
27,254,371
7,072,763
6,182,278
5,701,972
7,861.951
2,912,534
2,546,497
2,233,221
3,503,963
1—
•
railway
income—
oper.
1
109.
p.
(F. W.) Wool worth Co.—December Sales Off—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
for
$121,959,072 $122,510,214
178,
miles,
1
action
an
laws.
The
in
RCA's
States
and
express,
in
was
and others
form
the
originally
1948,
claims loss and
of
filed
S.
District
Court
in
triple
damages
of
violations
for
in
Chicago,
subsidiary,
manufacturing
motion
a
against
alleged
which
Federal
the
the
from
the
anti¬
for
amended
an
Rauland
patent
and
counter¬
Zenith
by
RCA
infringement.
damage suffered to its business
as
a
result of
setting up with others an illegal patent monopoly in the United
and
foreign countries; operating a world-wide cartel in elec¬
tronics
and
dominate
to
and to divide
49.
tube
$16,000,000
'
suit
a
U.
the
.
December,
air¬
in
its
and
of America
action
claim
in
8
Jan.
on
demanded
Corp.,
Corp.
trust
filed
corporation
this
2,699.000,
revenue
totaled
$713,868,427 $712,608,630
2620.
p.
Zenith Radio Corp.—Sues for Damages—
In
E.
the
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Sales
Zenith
1%-;
proceeds
The
to
par)
151,879
railway
179,
Radio
R.
During
passenger
7,119,000
miles
$2,5$1,000,
record
company
figures
the
(no
capital.
working
income—
Jan.
Rauland
all-time
C.—Files—
notification
of
stock
$2,350,814
railway-
from
from
37,019,541
set
letter
a
common
underwriting.
and
program
filed
11
shares
railway
oper.
ry.
From
Gross
116,085,828
28,418,359
December
39%.—V.
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$2,135,549
178,
markets
and
patents
monopolize
the
entire
throughout the world;
patent
licensing
in
the
•
electronics
and conspiring to
United
States
and
industry
monop¬
foreign
countries.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Zenith
that
claims
loss
and
damage
suffered
to
its
business
as
a
1953
1952
$3,683,503
$4,711,129
income
90,462
517,161
from
taxes
38,869
364,897
$51,593
before
and
state
taxes
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
share
109.
on
income
profit
179,
sales
record
to
$50,987,700
of
Fund
leached
413.855,288
117,392,205
28,781,134
$152,264
royalties under "illegal and unenforceable" patent claims; and for
attd'rney's
fees
occasioned by
various patent infringement
claims
brought by RCA.
For this loss, Zenith has asked for triple damages,
$0.32
$0.95
sales
Federal
history.
sales
gross
1953
Per. End. Dec. 31—
$44,550,577 $44,539,858 $41,188,534
11,764,697
United Specialties Co.
Net
reported
7
1952.
the
a
Sales—
—V.
2067.
"amounted
said,
25-year
the
of
31,
olize
Net
p.
Record Year—
a
1950
122,064,125
increase
an
mail
two
2480.
p.
Net
1951
company
operated 213,384,000 revenue
than the like period a
year ago.
Compared
up
the
176,
Jan.
on
he
Fund's
over
Dec.
on
high of
178,
49.
traffic,
the
in
yarn
higher
a
year."
1,800
Net
4,114,237
income—
Vice-President
month,
<Jf
with ,the
1953.
year,"
the
in
$2,753,100
public
—V.
1952
United Air Lines. Inc.—Record
Johnson1,
adding
integral
an
other.
The re¬
uniformity and
different colors can by
of
alternately.—V.
Vice-President,
shares
ing at the close of
—V.
corporation
strands
two
for
yarns
is
it
as
Machine.
Weaving
use
makes
yarns
functions
it
strand
increase of 2,269,597 shares over
an
111.,
The
to
one
which
unit
equipment.
unit,"
Swasey-Sulzer
it
alternating
for
number
the
for
Net
13,020.235
railway
p.
$180,314,009
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
1—
oper.
mix
new
a
machine
"filling
a
of
Fund
previous
for
prior year is in excess of
a
provision
1953
income—
from
from
ry.
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$181,114,666
i
RR.—Earnings—
modern
in
17,684,691
7,713,215
1953—Month—1952
makes
be
sales
the
were
Drl4,000
$50,669
to the special items indicated.
profits tax.—V. 178, p. 2619.
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
sulphide
arrangements
Plaines, 111.—V.
the
hydrogen
supply in making sulphuric acid
jointly with Monsanto Chemical Co.
F.
the
Hyde explained.
will
be
of
struction
Oil
of
quantities.
increase
grade motor gasoline with octane
manufactured
high compression engines,"
stantial
to
by hundreds of thousands of barrels per
making available other high actane com¬
simultaneously
ponents from which premium
of
designed
15,014,705
Willielmina Adams, Inc., Washington, D.
j
Crl8,132
railway—
Jan,
Net
plane
'
646,103
29,969,314
6,723,961
Jan.
on
Wilkins,
increase
best
222,787
48,000
railway.
oper.
passenger
platforming plant and
will
end
H
by
880,062
43,170,636
$1,864,170
102,169
be attributed
for
from
Net
plans to build a new multi-million dollar oil
processing
Avon, Calif., refinery to increase its
capacity to produce
grade motor fuels, it was announced on Jan
12
Hyde, Vice-President of Manufacturing. Western Division
Site-clearing for building the new hydrobon
951,076
40,473,686
Swasey Co.—Adds New Unit—
blending
of cloth.
J.
—V.
This company
unit
'592,279
Sales
Calendar Years——
operating loss carry-over of
from
Net
Net
premium
1,104,128
Period End. Dec. 31—
197.305
—__
Union Pacific
Gross
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—To Build
Multi-Million
Dollar Oil Unit—
1,789,384
pounds
1950
November—
11,602,806
2619.
p.
The 29-acre
of'125,000
prior
before
may
required
1950
$2,995,128
1,794.874
November—
1950
38,771,509
11,138,125
income
income
MONTHS
1951
11,286,279
machine,
"Gross
for
sales
1951
income..
(19501
net
11
for
$2,052,892
income
FIRST
1952
$4,473,479
November—
Net
AND
35,002,531
textile
unit
new
process
A,
at
tax
&
diesel
$5,305,931
2354.
of
Wellington
EARNINGS
______
2-for-l
134,250,441
income
oper.
facilities
t$0.54
for
$11,415,837 $12,434,314 $13,088,276 $11,643,344
3,115,606
3,797,274
4,441.021
3,299,031
916,277
1,192,718
1,599,500
1,278,942
income...
oper.
OF
depreciation.
come
a
Wellington Fund, Inc.—1953
Ry.
aluminum
of
items;
*As
t Adjusted
RR.—Earnings—
1953
from
Net
this
reg¬
1952
„
in
finance
682,041
technically
the Warner
of
quality
Federal
on
help
109
p.
line
The
products.
space
Additional Federal in¬
the
Texas
and
castings
of producing approximately
_____
Reduction
145,972
$118,461
tax
&
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off-
____.,
before
income
1952
Dick
Parker
Co.;
$3,967,001
income___
company
its
month.
per
to
$20,213,310 $20,544,978
part
Vance
■
sale
100,000
over
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Federal
income
common
and
Its
Joseph
•
suppliers
floor
total
a
&
Auchincloss,
and
plant
operates.
1415
seven years to run at an annual rental of
the company has renewal
privilege for 40 additional years
negotiated at the end of the current
lease, but in no
than $20,000 per
year.
The company may at any time
or
any portion of the facility.
Capacity
Income
1953
income
of
the
1949
now
at
be
years
Net
Number
in
it
is
present lease has
to
$3,832,336
and
"Triplex
as
for
are
99.626.
bid
$2,950,995
income—
p.
178,
Called
years
outboards and stationary engines.
It
production of its requirements of alumi¬
for
and
99.38
Co.
1—
Warner &
the successful
City of Pueblo.
ten
The
rent
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
state
111.
9 Mos. End.
Texas Industries, Inc.
Federal,
shares
aluminum, a foundry for production of piston
machining and finishing castings, fitting
plant
pins
478,626
6 Months Ended Nov.30—
before
John
for five
"
in
Stearns
and
1953
oper.
179,
—V.
period of
15,000
upon
running
Wash.
178, p. 2577.
Income
purchase
Washington
where
Washington
Sept. 30,*53
Net
in
Chicago,
ColOi,
of
bid
&
Walgreen Co.—December Sales Off—
1,096,121
income.—
oper.
the
an
corpora¬
company has in excess of 1,000 accounts and had net
nine-month period ended Sept.
30, 1953, of $2,052,892.
properties are under lease from the
smelter
railway—
railway
to
The
the
at
$503,081
the
whereunder
inspection, packing, storing and shipping of finished
feet.
1951
granted
of
for
runs
period
incorporated
business
smelter
own
and
wrist
$10,000 and
1952
$434,438
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
oper.
From
Cross
1953
stock
share contingent
The
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
from
its
ingots from
steel
area
Gross
of
1
trucks,
operates
num
fortable
November—
option
option
Co.;
NOVEMBER
Per. End. Dec. 31—
cents
July 2, 1934. On April 10, 1937, it changed
"Triplex Corp. of America" and the company
company is engaged
pistons for automobiles,
Earset,
the
of
FOR
railway
railway
from
ry.
1953.
to
the
Seattle
been
provision
a
Bear,
are:
&
used
railway
Jan.
Net
common
Nov.
on
and
moved
oifice
This option
an
per
was
to
name
has
common
contains
underwriting,
Dec.
Washington"
castings
radio
.
with
manufacturer
headset
transcription,
possible
are
this
by
the
on
payable
1953.
The
Telex, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—New DevelopmentUnlimited
share
20,795 shs.
rate of 50
declared
per
director,
a
share.
per
5,
be
the
corporate
business
be
railway__^„
oper.
Net
of
agreement
to
after
of
will
from
—V.
at
Lord,
Inc.
Rollins
225,000 shs.
be
may
cents
convertible
BUSINESS—Company
istered
Stone,"
is
of
and
Building,
recently
50
10,000 shares of the
Oct,
Inc.,
completion
the
with
from
common
from
underwriting.
an
of
name
letter
a
common
without
working capital
the
Point Pleasant, N. J.—
Exchange Commission—
filed
7
shares
share,
per
company
under
Jan.
on
99,000
$3
used
-The
■stone
of America, Inc.,
Securities and
corporation
dividends
Bertram
underwriting
Lewis,
of
Stone
ry.
From
Gross
sultant
Outstanding
entitle^ to dividends at the
is
price of $2.50
a
The
R.
Files With
Net
and
research
Authorized
25,000 shs,
$10)—
payable
Co.
purchase.
from
remaining
any
300,000 shs.
(par
is
stock
to purchase
five
2577,
p.
Net
No
any time at the option of the
holder into two shares of common
stock.
It is callable upon 30 days'
notice at $10.20 per share and
is entitled
to
$10 per share in the
event of liquidation.
Upon the completion of this offering or shortly
thereafter there will be no back dividends accrued and
tion
1953—10 Mos.—1952
$1,952,196 $13,115,439 $14,284,433
group
Struthers
proceeds
from
weaving
before
dividend
year.
option
the
of
Wood,
EARNINGS
unpaid.
$1,692,570
——_
net
The
be
$1).
OPTIONS—Royal
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off—
members
locomotive
to
to
are
dividends
GIVING
stock
(par
preferred
stock.
each
3,173,062
The
receive
<
preferred
cum.
1951
$280,331
railway
Other
coupon,
Halsey, Stuart &
Hutzler 99.227; while Blair,
&
coupon.
Merle-Smith;
dividends
accrued
cover
as
,
5%
1952
same
Bros.
2%%:
a
Sales
stockholders
and
but in lieu thereof
proceeds
divisions.
1953
bid of 99.53.
a
the
Redpath.
share.
per
preferred
CAPITALIZATION
Ry.—Earnings—
on
For
dividends,
■
Staten Island Rapid Transit
November—
13
Salomon
178,
company is offering 21,661
stock to preferred stock¬
common
payment
21,661
at
public, subject to approval by the Interstate
November—
Corp.
$2,352,933
Commerce Commission, an issue of $4,200,000 2%%
equipment trust certificates at prices to yield from 1.85%
for Feb. 1, 1955 maturities to
2.90% for maturities of
Feb. 1, 1969.
The issue was awarded to the group Jan.
2,238,633
874,828
PROCEEDS—The
stated,
announcement
219,685
129,861
,
fractional shares will be
Government,
S.
338.718
59,243
2,526,080
in
rate
cash
through 1962.
The
at Monticeilo, Utah,
last"
a
government,
the
218,182
896,163
amounting
Texas
)
oil man.
$502,011
2,904.329
share.
the
Ralph Bowman
K.
$546,772
income—
per
The
of
Vics-President;
and
$682,726
6,219,726
2,428,194
p.
$2,609,888
$728,455
Virginian Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered
—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates on Jan. 14 of¬
and any shares not
accepted by them may also be pub->"
licly offered by the underwriter at the same price.
Utex
in
partner
President
Gearhart
of
Houston, Texas
City,
will
as
$629,923
'
'1953—5 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$794,990
1882.
p.
fered to the
1950
6,410,423
holders
McCormick.
are:
Fred
directors
of
p.
1951
7,229,043
additional
in
William
Frank Crerie of
©f
the
of
Corp.,
Mining
178,
John R, Lewis,
Inc., Seattle, Wash., on Jan. 4 offered
publicly 54,115 shares of common stock (par $1) at $2.40
more
Uranium
Standard
Y.—V.
Gross
out.
taken
through
associates,
Trust
391,
178,
100%
Guaranty
the
—V.
2097.
p.
drilling to prove more of the claims and
the exploratory drilling should be completed in six to eight weeks.
Mr. Steen is a
15% stockholder in Standard Uranium Co. and will
fce
178,
per
his
$100,000
spending
ere
N.
at
1952
income
oper.
cents
Big
the
that
estimated
at
York,
1965)
1953
1—
Triplex
going
months
made
15,
railway—
railway
from
ry.
Steen's company.
Mr.
Corp.,
be
1954, $44,500
gold bonds,
7%
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) was made on Jan. 5
by Blyth & Co.,
Inc. at $22.87lk per
share, with a dealer's discount of 35
(Texas)
Houston
and
15,
fund
March
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
for
businessmen are associated with
him in the uranium company, which has, purchased an option to buy
for
$2,000,000
the
Big
Buck claims
in San Juan County,
Utah,
©wned by Charles Steen, the 33-year-old "Rags to Riches" uranium
geologist and his original backer, William McCormick of Dove Creek,
Colo.
There
are
15 claims
aadjacent to the claims owned by the
Lake
to
New
Broadway,
from
—V.
co-founder
of
the
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.,
on
^ran.
14 announced his resignation as a director and Vice-Chairman
of the Kaiser Motors Corp. and said he would devote his time to the
Standard Uranium Corp., newly formed to develop uranium deposits
In
the Utah area
of the Colorado Plateau.
A group of New York,
Bait
will
March
on
sinking
(extended
Payment
140
railway—
oper.
Net
Frazer,
W.
division)
1955
railway
From Jan.
Net
Joseph
York,
from
Net
based on record
Deposits—
Standard Uranium Corp.—To Develop
15,
interest.
New
(Toho Denryoku Kabushiki
redemption
(Kansai
March
November—
share on or
per
prior to Jan. 22, 1954, from shareholders of Creole,!
ownership on Dec. 30, 1953,"—V. 178, p. 2577.
mortgage
due
for
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
shares.
outstanding
the
of
about
A,
accrued
Co.
included if desired in consolidated
be
tnay
first
series
Co.
Redemption—
has called
company
its
of
part:
125,000
that
Power
Kaisha)—Partial
shareholders
the
to
Electric
Toho
,to Purchase
(New Jersey)—Offers
Co.
More Creole Shares—
1954
result
loss
of
illegal
Zenith
the
amounting
ages
more
add $2,700,000
amounts
sustained
was
Canadian
to
charged,
acts
says,
market;
from
to
more
than
Zenith's being
the
coerced
$4,450,000.
illegally
payment
$13,300,000.
Rauland claims for
this total.—V. 178, p. 1515.
than
to
from
to
This
excluded
RCA
of
triple dam¬
f
Volume 179
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
are grouped in two
separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the current week.
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not
yet reached their
a
second
table
in
which
we
Pitch
Amalgamated
American
Payable
(annual)
Appliance
$i
Corp..,..,
Sugar,
5%
preferred
Shares
n^t investment income)
Mutual
American
Fund,
Research
(From
capital
American
2-
1
1-16
Arden
Farms
$3
Co.,
5%
Tools
&
Beech
Aircraft
held
on
dend
Best
Birtman
&
Blue
Bros.
Bower
Roller
Brach
(E.
Broulan
1-15
2-10
Laura
2-10
Lehigh
2-
Liquid
Rubber
Buckeye
6%
Steel
Co.
Buell
Die
Buffalo
&
California
$1.50
Co.
from
;
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
{5c
3-15
2-15
2-15
1-25
.
Steel
Corp.,
A
(quar.i
Co.
Mathieson
4.25%
Investment
Canadian
Oil
Carreras,
Ltd.,
J.
I.)
Cos.,
1-30
Mead
1-15
1
Co.,
Power
&
Ltd
Chemical
Corp.,
4%%
43)4c
2-15
1-28
$l
3-
2
2-10
4-
1
3-17
3-20
3-
5
4-
3-
5
1
2-
4
1-20
Midwest
Clayton
&
Lambert
Foods,
Inc.,
30c
Co.* 5%
Fund,
Airlines,
Department
Inc.
3-
2-18
National
2-
1
1-21
National Securities
2-
1
1-21
2
Preferred
Stock .series
2-15
2-
2
1-25
New
1-28
1-20
New
York
Air
York
New York State Electric &
50c
1-22
3-
8
1-13
Northern
4-
1
3-12
Northwest
4-
1
3-12
RR.
of
New
Airlines.
Directors
took
Hampshire
2-
1
1-15
Jan.
3-
2
1-29
action
no
at
payment
Northwestern
21c
2-15
1-29
Ohio
3-12
2-26
Oklahoma
par)
Columbia
Pacific
2-15
50c
3-
5
87'Ac
3-31
$.2
preferred
preferred
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-29
2-
Co.
Gas,
3-16
1-
5
1
1-15
1-15
Pacific
2-
1
1-15
4.65%-
preferred
(quar.)
Concord Natural Gas,
Consolidated Chemical
Class
A
____________
5)4% preferred (quar.)
Pneumatic
Procter
Gamble
Puritan
Air
Lines
Co.,
A
pref.
__
(increased
quar.)___
Mill Work
District
Inc.
($25
Common
Fulton
$3.50
Gar
Oil
Co.
Mfg.,
1-15
Corp.,
&
common
of
preferred
the
Rose's
2-
1-22
Rutland
1
&
Union
10
1-14
Saratoga
1-18
Scotten
15c
1
2-10
1-20
Shirriff's,
1
1-20
1
1
2
1-22
2-
-*2,0
2%
2-15
2-19
2-26
2-26
2-
1
1-29
2-16
A
(s-a)
.
of
Rubber
(quar.)_
Bank
iquar.t—
Insurance
1-25
2-15
1-25
24c
Co.
12c
1-25
1-18
{15c
2-1
1-25
2- 1
1-25
(quar.)_
______
{20c
2-
1
1-25
37'/2c
2-
1
1-20
25c
(Ohioi
Oil
Oil
Southern
5
2-15
—
GOc
3-
5
2-15
iquar.)J___
56'/4c
1-30
1-22
L_
common
——:—
(S.
—
Haven
Iquar.)
(quar.)
Southwest
1-15
Southwestern
3.70'A
preferred
3-
1
2-20
3.90%'
preferred
1
2-20
4.15%
1-25
1-15
1
1-21
1-21
Stange
1-15
Stevens
Spencer
Kellogg
(Wm.
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
Stubnitz-Greene
2-15
2-
1-30
1-15
Sunray
414%
1-30
1-15
1
1-10
1-15
12-31
3.65%
30c
1-15
12-31
Thompson
Thalhimer
True
1
1-22
United
75c
3-15
2-15
United
$1.25
3-15
2-15
United
3-
2-19
$2
25c
12'/2c
1
2-19
2-
2-
1-15
1
1
Class
United
U.
S.
Aircraft
div.)
(stock
1-20
1-20
2-
1
1-15
1-
2
30c
2-15
1-25
40c
2-
1
1-18
5
1-26
1-25
1-11
20c
3-6
2-1
1-15
12-31
_
2-19
2-
92'/2c
Topeka
&
preferred
2nd
Atlas
4%
2-
1
1-20
8
Steels,
J_.
(quar.I_
Electric Coal
Foods,
Booth
Saco
&
Mfg.
Insurance
Cos.
(N.
(quar.)
Y.)
(increased)
(E.
W.)
Co.,
Co.
4%
preferred
Boston
Edison
1-15
Brazilian Traction
15c
1-30
1-20
3-10
2-24
2-
1-18
1
12-15
2-
1
1-25
$1.12)4
.1-20
1-15
1-30
1-11
1-20
$1.12 >/2
1-30
5%
1-20
12-
2 V2 %
3-15
3-
1
20c
1-30
1-
3
15c
1-25
1-15
(quar.)
common
1-20
1-25
1-15
9
45C
1-20
1-
2
2-19
2-
1
Co., Ltd.—
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
45c
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
{75C
Ltd.,
common
,
50c
(quar.)
3-
1
9
dividend
1
1-15
1-1J
1-29
1-15
50c
Water
1-31
20c
1-23
1-
\
1-
9
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
dividend—;
25c
(quar.)
1-20
2-10
2-
1
i2-';i
jl
(quar.)
1-13
(quar.)
1-29
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-20
$1
common
50c
2-
1
1-29
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2-
10c
,
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-10
25c
1-15
1
{5c
Co.,
Paper
class A
Fisheries
2-5
45c
1
1
2-
20c
(quar.)
stock
Co.,
1
1-20
22-
Inc.
(quar.)
1
1-30
1-21
$1.13
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Ami
3c
>
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-1
2-26
1
30c
Co.,
Co.,
2-
{10c
___:.
1
2-
56'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Watch
Bon
2-11
2-
1-15
1-20
1-22
5
2-1
2- 5
1
1-
$1.25
1-22
1
1
$1
(quar.)
Income
Works
Iron
1-29
2-
7
2-
preferred
$1.40
Belmont
3-20
3-
7
1-
1-
1-30
2-15
7
1-
1
3-10
Best
{30c
1-
1
2-
3-19
1-20
{38c
1
2-
1
1
$1.25
2-
93 %c
(quar,)
$1
1
50c
iquar.)_:
12-31
1
12'/2c
30c
(quar.)
1-29
1
2-
I
pfd.
class A
2
2-
4-
2-
1-20
3-
4-
Benrus
1-15
4
{25c
1-20
2-26
1-
1-11
{35c
1
1-30
1-29
{$1.50
2-
1-29
1-29
1-18
(quar.)
A
Beneficial
3-11
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Lumber
Beaver
1-20
10c
1-29
3-
$1.08%
Extra
2- 1
40c
1-11
1
Co.—
Ry.
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
$1.0614
9114c
1-11
1
3-
2-
{75c
A
(quar.)
!__
1
2-
$1.12 »/2
75c
B
Class
Biddeiord
Co
1-11
1-11
12-22
10c
Class
Baystate
Binks
—
Glass
1
1
1-26
$3
Extra
Bliss
22-
10c
Rubber
Baldwin
2- 5
(quar.)
c
{25c
:$1.12)4
1-20
4-
12-30
{15c
(quar.)
stock dividend
Baker-Raulang Co. (stock dividend)
Baldwin-Lima-Har.ailton Corp.
(quar.)
1-20
26,4c
1-15
1-20
$1.12)4
pfd.
Ayres (L. S.) 4V2V0 preferred (quar.)
4)4% preferred (series 1947) (quar.)
1-15
Shares
B
—
—
common
Babcock & Wilcox
1
2714c
1-29
{56%
:
preferred
Investment
1-29
common
5%
50c
(quar.)
Axe-Houg'nton Fund B,
3-10
(quar.)_
1-
6-28
Co.—
preferred
50c
(quar.)
1
5
Co.
pfd. A
4%
&
Mills,
20c
(quar.)
8
2-
7-
{70c
(quar.)_,
prior
conv,
1
$1.15
12-23
$1.25
Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
2-
,
1-20
5
{25c
Co.,
Ltd
Nichols
2-
$1,10
1
1-
$1.25
preferred
Powder
Atlas
From
2-
25c
Co.—
Refining Co.—
preferred "B"
$4.50
1
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
$1.20
9
1-20
2-
$1.25
Electric
City
4.35%
Avco
2-
12-22
,
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Class
(quar.)
Corp.,
Canadian
Fire
1
10c
Iquar.)
Corps., Ltd.,
12-31
—
——
(extra)
Santa Fe
3-
preferred
Fibre
I.)
Corp.
$12
(quar.)
Corp.
15o
preferred
(H.
Constable
40c
___
1—
Inc.,
1-15
2-23
(annual)-
vtc
Bathurst Power &
(quar.)
Brothers,
Temper
Corp.
Arlington
2-15
Corp.,
2nd
1-15
1-29
(quar.)—
3-15
(quar.)
A
1
2-
2-15
Co.—
common
convertible
1
$1
4)4%
Power.
preferred
65c
Inc.
Spring
2-
Argus Corp., Ltd., common——
4)4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
1-15
Co.
&
Appalachian Elec.
1
(s-a)_—
Corp.,
1-15
37)4c
25c
(s-a)
2-
Industries
1
2-
P.)
1
{15c
Ltd.
25c
Co.
preferred
5V2%
Texas
2-
(J,
Oil
Anglo-Huronian,
97V2c
Sons,
&
J.)
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
2-19
50c
—
$2.25
Telephone
Bangor-Hydro Electric
Barymin Co., Ltd
(quar.)
2-
1-20
1
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
(quar.)
2-
A
$1.03%
4.60%
1-20
1
(quar.)—1.
1-15
Co.
4.25%, preferred
Co.
1
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2'/2c
Service
preferred
1
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-
Producing
Public
Clayton
Anglo-Canadian
Austin
1-15
12-31
3-
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills,
$2.80 preferred
(initial quar.)
3.75%
1-19
1
2-15
2-
(s-a)
preferred
Atlantic
2-
2-
(quar.)
Smelting
&
2-
tquar.)_
Gas
Lead
3-12
3-12
Co.—
2-
(quar.)___
2-20
Zinc,
preferred
1
1
1-29
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
44-
$1.25
Co._
American
4%
1-21
(quar.)
pfd.
com.
(quar.)—1
Wringer Co., Inc
Atlantic
12-21
$1.12)4
1
(quar.)
Corp.
{6c
—
2-16
Co.,
Building
{25c
C.)
Casualty
Gas
4V2%
preferred
Arnold
1-16
1-19
—
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
1
(quar.)
&
15c
15c
$1.50
RR
New
>
$1
(quar.)
class A
preferred
Fund
Fire
1-25
1
3-
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)
Co.
1-30
2-
60c
Corp.
Co.
2-15
35c
(quar.)
._.
preferred
$1
Co.,
American
4.50%
1-30
$5
(initial)
(year-end)
4)4%
8
2-15
2-15
20c
(monthly)
Corp.
Petroleum
common
Class
1
50c
Steamship Co.
prior
1-
1-29
3-
$1.75
______•—_
Viscose
Amoskeag
1-15
30c
__
(quar.)
Products
Ship
i-ri
1-29
1-29
75c
Co.
Phenolic
Avondale
RR.
of
5%
S.i,
Southern
22c
1-22
5
35c
(year-end)
American
5%
2-
37'/2c
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
Atchison,
(quar.)
iquar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
Southeastern
1-21
1-29
1-15
1
1
2-15
7'/2c
2- 1
2-15
1
2-
1-21
1
65c
Schenectady
Ins.
(T.
Sinclair
1-20
2-
declaration
—
participating
Simms
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)____
1-25
{40c
3-
America
com.
2-15
;
2-
45c
Co.,
2-15
31)4c
iquar.)
Stores,
25c
Dillon
Security
2-
1-25
31 >/4c
preferred
4.50%
:
&
2-15
2-
1-25
—
Whitehall
&
1-30
3-
1-25
Tobacco—
&
B
$1.75
(quar.i
(quar.)
Co.
5,
1-29
$1.25
2-15
2-15
quar.)
Mills,
10c
55c
semi-annual
Tire
preferred
National
Robbins
2-
5
1
50c
(quar.)'
Natural
American
$5
2-
3-
10%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
1
(St.
Common
(increased
B
15c
Southwest—
I
1-29
2-15
quar.)
62)4c
iquar.)
iquar.)_
1-29
12-22
34%c
A (quar.)__
Co.
American Metal Co.,
Anderson
(quar.)
56'/4c
(quar.)
9
(quar.)_______—__—,
Co.
Insurance
87y2C
pfd.
1-
37)40
—
J.)
87y2c
4y2%
Banking
6%
Iincreased
Class
1-20
25c
(quar.)_
2-15
2-15
1- 7
4.40%; preferred
common-
1-29
14.
(increased
Common
1-20
$0.2156
Republic Insurance Co.
Life
1-20
2-15
Machine—
Corp.,
1-20
2-15
4
1-12
$1.75
(quar.)
1-30
59%c
.1-
1-14
25c
Securities
1-14
3-15
3-
30c
Co.
American
/
50c
2-28
1
Foundry
Israel
American
2-1
25c
(quar.)
&
Grand
1
2-15
30c
&
2-11
1-21
Brooklyn
37)4c
preferred
RR.
Globe
Grace
3-
2-15
68%c
__
;
Co.
Given
$5
(quar.i
iquur.l
Telephone
Goodyear
35c
32'/2c
preferred
$2.20
(R.
62y2c
preferred
Industries,
Shoe
Georgia
Fire
Reynolds
34'/2c
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wood
General
(stock
Ltd., class A
Gear
Industrial
General
Reliable
1-25
Skelly
initial
Iquar.)
preferred
Fullerton
1-15
1
35c
par
4-12
1-14
12-21
4-
{$1.31
(quar.)
American
{10c
___
Inc.-.
Owl Stores
1
2-
15c
com.
American
15c
(quar.)
2-
62"Ac
(quar.i
Brothers
5%%
(quar.)—
^
preferred
7%
preferred
Corp.
Foote
common
preferred
convertible
Sterling,
6%
(quar.)__
5
1-30
1-20
3-10
{25c
(quar.)—s.
Radio
&
non-cum.
1-12
{20c
Co.
{37y2c
Manufacturing—
Fitzsimmons Stores,
Class B
Fluor
pfd.
(quar.)__
convertible
jFirth
Gulf
5%
&
Common
$4.50
B
15c
(quar.),
preferred
5'/2%
gains)
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
5%
capital
Corp..
preferred
5V2%
Class
Randall
Class
<quar.)__
Car
20c
Participating
2-12
12-31
luc
common
(from
Electric,
preferred
Farrington
1
1
Fund,
25c
Forge & Steel Corp.,
Eversharp,
32-
25c
Fund
American
5%
1-15
12-22
Co.—
Insurance
Board
Box
1-22
2 19
1
1-20
933/4c
*
Co.
1-15
3-10
2-
75c
common
on
Automobile
American
7%
1-20
Corp.—
(quar.)
Cable
1
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A
1
Co.—
Empire
6%
2-
&
15c
non-voting
Mutual
5%
1-21
Red
(quar.)
(quar.)
Emerson
Erie
2
Ltd.—
common .(quar.)
A
2-15
7c
class ,A__
Co.,
class
Inc.
Coffee
class
2-
87y2c
30c
Shares,
(quar.)
preferred
Empire
2
62'/2c
Construction
1
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Can
Corp—
of
Scale, Ltd.
1-21
S.
2-
Payable of Ree.
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aggregates,
American
40c
Bank
1-21
Dominguez Oil Fields
60c
National
1-21
Insurance
—
as
*
Holder*
When
50c
Petroleum
Louis)
given in tho
in¬
net
Extra
American
American
Iquar.)—31 '/4c
dividend
on
2
Houses,
Duncan
taken
2
convertible
4%;
action
No
3-19
6c
Manuiacturing
8
(
.
;_____
at meeting held 011 Jan.
Pennsylvania Gas iquar.)
2-
Corp.
Drackett
1
2-
&
$1.50
Dobbs
1-15
2-
(quar.)—
2-
30c
_
:
(extra)
pfd.
1
shares
from
(quar.
preferred
Goods
American
_____________
(quar.)
37!/2c
Steel
Divco
L-15
2-
5%
Distillers
62'/2c
Deposited
Disher
1
1
Co.
Tilford
&
Light,
37y2C
preferred
1-18
3
(ouar.)__
30c
—50c
Corp
&
(quar.)
Press, Inc., 3)4%
Delta-C.
22-
2-15
Lighting
Power
Peoples
Extra
1-29
1-30
3-
$1.50
Iquar.)
first preferred
(quar.)
B
Cuneo
$1.16
Industries, Inc.—
Extra
Class
$1.06
$1.37)2
preferred
Chemical
Park
Park
,____
2-15
2nd
Amerada
1-22
1-29
Co.—
first preferred
redeemable
Pacific
1
37'/2c
Electric
&
Co,
first
2-
(quar.)__
1-30
25c
on
(s-a)
reported
redeemable first preferred
2-
preferred
5
4-
2-15
61'/2c
5%
$1.16
Columbus & Ohio Electric—
4'A%•
1-20
12-30
4.60%
held
Ins.
5%
1-20
4.80%
(quar.)___
1
1-15
5)4%
Aluminum
American-Marietta
;
Debenture
&
redeemable
$1.06
pfd.
2-
4-15
25c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred iquar.)i____
5%
Electric—
6%
1-29
1-22
5%
5)4%'
(quar.)
Co.,
5
2-15
25c
(previously
Loan
2-19
4-
50c
American
011
Corp., com. (quar.)
of America, common
$3.75 preferred
iquar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Home
Co
Brewing
2-10
1
Ordinary
Unie)
Co.
3-
iquar.)__
common
2-10
1
3-
—
1
the
on
1
3-
25c
25c
Stores
100%
(quar,)—
Natural
Gas
6%
9
(quar.)
Terminals
1-
2-10
>
Correction
1-22
25c
_
(initial)
meeting
Marine
&
Fire
Leather
Ontario
heldi—
Wire
1-15
1
payment).
non-assessable
Co.
2-
Allied
Aluminum
6%
3-16
(quar.)_.
2
2
Inc.—
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
2-
2-
11.
$1
(stock
1
1
__________
4-
A
3-
3-
Ltd.—
Co
3-
50c
later.
Inc.
4-
Non
Oil
50c
1-18
Wood Ind.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
Fund,
vestment income)
$1.12y2
1-15
$1.12y2
(20c
Affiliated
1
25c
(quar.)
class
Adams-Millis
1
2-
Distilling
3-15
(quar.)
shares
1
5-
1
American
1
A
(quar.)
3-
1
3-
5
1
Products,
3-15
Share
payment
6-
100%
___—._
receipts, ordinary
1
I
announced
5
4-
Texas
will be
3-
2-
Metal
of
Details
3-15
45c
(quar.)__
—I
(stock dividend)
dep.
'
1
preferred
2-15
1-20
12-30
1
4>/2%
Central
1-31
3-10
4-
Niagara
Ferrous
1-18
4-
4%
93%c
1-30
American
1
week, these being
Kunstzijde
(Algemene
$1.12)4
3-15
North
1-18
1
Interim
1-19
1
A
4.65%
AKU
3-
4-
Co.
1
Name of Company
1
2-
1-29
1-29
2-15
2-15
preferred
Ohio
2-15
2-15
2-15
4-
{65c
Alkali
22-
Per
(quar.)—,—
1
2-
preceding table.
67 Vac
(quar.)___
preferred
this
announced
47'/2c
preferred
2-
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
s-a)
$4.50
preferred
Southern
Below
(quar.)
com.
3%%
4.34%^
&
1-15
21c
1-30
4.92%
Insulated
1-19
1
40c
2-19
Olympia
4)/2%
1
2-
12c
2-15
1-21
Columbus
2-
(quar.)
3-20
3-16
Collyer
dends
(quar.)
2-16
Collins
1-19
30c
(increased
1-28
2-15
1-14
(quar.)
1
15c
Gas,
2-26
1
(monthly)
2-
certificates—.
Co.
3-12
2-
27V2c
—_—
{50c
(quar.)
1-29
1
weeks and not yet paid.
$2
{32'/2c
1
Co.
Co.
2-
13c
Fire Insurance Co.
1-12
Fund,
Brake
1
share
Jr.
2-13
—
England
1
A
W.)
American
1
class
(F.
Extra
2-13
:
4-
each
Woolworth
(quar.)_
(see Gar
2
quar.)
Corp.
2-25
1-15
Industries
(Gar)
35c
div.)
1-26
2-19
4-
40c
1
(quar.)
Stores
25c
62)40
10%
Co.—
(stock
series—
9
31V4c
34%c
$1.06)4
:—
1
Series—
Stock
2-20
2-
25c
(quar.)—
3-
(quar.)
pfd.
2-20
1
(increased).
preferred
(quar.)
& Co.,
$4.25 preferred
3-
_
1st
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.06y4
Inc.
12-31
1-15
3-
div.)__
Co.
Insurance
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
2
2-15
1
50c
3-
for
1-29
2-
1
30c
2-
of
2-15
3-
3-
Insurance—
10c
shares
1-29
$1.06'/4
Investment
15c
(quar.)
]
(monthly)
common
Hardware,
4-15
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
National
29c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preference
1
2-10
;____
(quar.)i
ioc
(Two
5-
1-22
.
(stocx
25c
(quar.)
10c
dividend)
Wood
15c
common
(monthly)
redeemable
3-15
1-22
3-
(quar.)_.
15c
Ltd.
(monthly)
Cochrane-Dunlop
1
20c
Paper
Munising
Mutual
Corp.,
Common
preferred
4-
$3
Common
4 )4%
Wilson
Co
preference
i—_______
Mfg.
1-29
semi-annual
Piping
all'/4%
Central Vermont Public Service
Corp.
Clinton
3
Corp.
$1.75
Corp.
3-
25c
Manufacturers
Minneapolis Gas
(Texas)—
West
5%
5)4%
(quar.)
Mines,
common
&
Messenger
25c
(quar.)
South
1-31
2-16
Inc.
Corp.
1
1
Light & Telephone Co.—
Common
2-26
2-20
3-10
45c
(quar.l____
preferred
Increased
{12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Western
Tiernan,
5
2-
2-
$1.37)4
{15c
(quar.)
87)4c
{7c
Corp._^______
(final)—
Light
&
.
1
.____
{lOc
(quar.)
common
preferred
Central
2-
(quar.)
{15c
B
1
50c
_"
New
Ltd._
class
2-
;
Porcupine
Merchants
15c
(accum.)
Fund,
Fire
Corp
preferred
2-15
100%
Extra
Canadian
Westchester
{20c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
25c
$1.30 pref.
Mortgage
1
(quar.)___
25c
__:
Permanent
2-
10c
{20c
Class
1
:
(quar.)_
Service
2-
75c
common-
Canada
2-
$1.75
Shops!
Theatres
Corp.
Material
Mclntyre
Trading Corp.—
Ltd.,
$1
&
2-
2-15
75c
—,
Steel
in
,____
(quar.)
Washington
50c
2-26
{62)4c
A
Wallace
.-.
Brooklyn
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
5%
preferred (s-a)
:
3-18
5C
Foils,
Class
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
$1
Lorain
3-10
5QC
Canada
Co.,
1-15
quar.)
56)4c
Ltd.
&
Holder»
When
Payable of Rec.
$1Q0
(quar.)_
com.
10c
Boston
3-31
50c
dividend)—
preferred
Ventures,
2-25
3-10
at
15
$1.50
Corp.,
preference
1
(quar.)__
(increased
Co.
prior
1
Extra
1
1-11
Feb.
on
:
Iron
2-
62y2.c
of
&
3-
$1
preferred
Loew's
1-12
$3
(quar.)___
Cement
$1.50
Ltd.,
4%
4-
{3c
Co
(stock
convertible
7%
3-10
87>/2c
iquar.)__
common-
Cement Co.,
1
4-
net
(interim)
Canada
Case
1-22
1
20c
(quar.)__
Co.—
Pacific
1
Mould
20c
t
__
Bank
Candy
Carbonic
15c
(quar.)___
Machine
Forge
Mfg.
2-
1-14
redemption
$1.50
30c
$1.31)4
plus this dividend)
$1.25
iquar.)___
(quar.)
Inc.
for
share
Walker
(s-a)
50c
preferred
Butler
Valley
Extra
_____
(quar.)
Castings Co.,
(quar.)__;
1-21
1
Share
Construction
$5.50
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
Macco
(quar.)!___
Ltd.
Co.
5
4-
50c
Sons
&
1
2-19
4-20
,
(quar.)___
Mines,
2-
called
per
8c
National
Secord
Lukens
___.
Bearing
J.»
Reef
Brown
<
1
1
divi¬
is-a)
common
Utah
(quar.)
common
Apparel,
Y.
3-
stock).
Ltd.
1-30
,
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
N.
3-
45c
investment income and 32)4c from balance
of net capital
gains realized in 1953)____
3'/a %■
9
meeting
the
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.' (lie
Borg-Warner
Lafayette
$1.06
a
2-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
L'Aiglon
2-
$1.75
(quar.)__
Ltd., 5% pfd.
Corp.,
1-20
3y2%
Tobacco
Ribbon
7%
1
9
G'/ic
omitted
Laughlin, Inc
Bloch
Blue
2nd
1-25
2-
32-
(quar.)
S.)
1st
2-10
5%
<quar.)___
Co.
Kroger Company,
,
(directors at
common
Electric
1-18
$1
again
Quebec Mines
Co.
&
Bliss
the
on
Belleterre
13
1
81)4c
_______
(quar.)
Corp.
Jan.
2-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(S.
30c
(stock dividend)
com.
Machines—
preferred
Kresge
25c
(quar.)
1-30
Fund
1-22
25c
preferred
1-15
12-31
.___
Joy Manufacturing Co.
1
6%
<quar.)____I
1
Mortgage
and
common
series C
2-
(initial)
_u
preferred (accum.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., com.
7%
preferred
lquar.)_
4%
preferred,
2-
of Company
Stores
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power, common (quar!)_i
5)4% preferred (quar.)
Upson Co.,
4V2%»
preierred
(entire
issue
Pennsylvania
2nd preferred
12c
(quar.)
of
(quar.)__
Knickerbocker
prior
4 V4 %■
1-22
State
Mills,
Johnsop & Johnson,
1-20
1-15
(quar.)
extra)
Knitting
<85C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Atlantic City Electric,
Avildsen
2-23
Co.
Guaranty
preferred A
4%
common
participating
5%
3-19
1
2-15
70c
Title
1
2-
United
25c
(quar.)__
r.
(year-end
Jantzen
from
4c
Laboratories
Co.
the
3-19
62)4c
.
common
(quar.)
of
Per
Name
of Rec.
4-
{15c
<quar.)__
& Co.,
Refrigerator
Inter-County
tl2y2c
(quar.)
Holders
1
$1.50
M.)
preferred
Co.
$1.25
A
4-
Ltd., class A
(R.
(Geo.. A.)
Semi-annual
1-29
25c
Bottle
Inc.
Research
6%
class
Payable
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
(quar.)i;
common
preferred
F.),
Mfg.
Hormel
Share
Corp.,
Hollingshead
7
1-20
5
—
Development
1-
1
3-
gains)
Thermos
Anheuser-Busch,
Applied
&
1-15
2-
12'ZaC
iquar.)_
(quarterly
Inc.
of Rec.
20c
;
American Equitable Assurance Co. of N.
Y.
Increased semi-annually
J
American
Holden
Holderi
|50C
___
(quar.) __i
Business
When
Share
Name of Company
Air-Way Electric
Aluminium, Ltd.
(J.
Insurance
PCT
&
2nd
5%
Hartz
Hussmann
payment date.,
Abercrombie
of Company
Harnischfeger
9
(209)
2-
1
1-11
Light & Power com stock
share and
each ord. share outstanding
(l-20th of an ordinary
reduced
on
7, 1954 in Canadian funds. Subject to
by
stockholders
of
a
by-law
approval
authorizing payment of stock dividends at
Jan.
a
1-
7
6%
2-
1
12-
9
{10c
2-
1
12-31
2-22
special meeting to be held Jan. 6)
British
Celanese, Ltd.
(interim)
Amer.
dep.
receipts
Ordinary
British
Columbia
Quarterly
Forest
Products,
Ltd.—
•
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(210)
British
6%
*
Columbia
Telephone
Cutter
Co.—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Brockton
$3.80
'a
preferred
Brooklyn
5%
Gas
Union
a
convertible
Buffalo
Mfg.
Bullock's,
(N.
Y.)
(stock
Co.
(quar.)
(year-end)„:
5%
4% preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., class A pref. (year-end)-
Co.,
Extra
-
150c
Class A pref
A
Class
B
t50c
1-29
1-29
1st
Ltd.,
Mills,
Electnc
California
Water
Common
&
—
(quar.)—
25c
25c
30c
31'Ac
_________
______
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
——
—
——.—
Power Co.,
Canada
Northern
Canada
Southern Railway
Power
Canadian Breweries,
5%
Bronze
preferred
Canadian
Carolina
Amer.
*. 4.20%
Light
Co.,
"B"
for
rets,
preferred
Corp.,
1-
2-1
8
2-10
Central
Hudson
Gas
&
Gas
Co.
Central-Illinois Securities,
convertible
Public
(quar.)_
Electric
&
$1.40
preferred
Utility
Century Geophysical
pfd.
fimsco
1-30
2-
1-20
5c
______
Century Shares Trust—
1-22
1-22
2-10
ties
payable in
Common
,
Chase
or
1-30
1-18
7%
Chesapeake & Ohio
V 3% 'It
convertible
Chicago Corp.
Cincinnati
1-30
1-
2-11
1-15
2
2-15
1-15
1-15
2-
1
1-20
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
6-
Field
Texas
&
5%
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-
1
City Baking, 7%
City Stores Co.,
4%%
Cincinnati,
Chicago
$4.50
preferred
Clinchfield
Corp.
1
1-18
1-30
$1.25
1-30
2-15
4-1
3-5
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
•
1-21
1-11
1-11
2-26
2-11
Bottling Co. of (St. Louis)
30c
1-20
1-
$20c
1-29
1-15
150c
1-31
1-
9
150c
1-31
Collingwood
Extra
Terminals,
ftock
dividend
preferred
Combustion
Stock
Edison
preferred
Fund.
12-29
1-19
2-15
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
1-22
2-
General
Motors
2-
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
35c
2-
1
12-23
3-
3
2-18
4%%
$6
income
20c
Inc
1-25
1-
$4
8
8c
1-20
2-1
1-5
50c
2-1
1-5
51C
(quar.)
*
2-1
1-5
55c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
ioc
Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Edison Co.
(N. Y.)—
Consolidated
$5
preferred
Natural
Consolidated
Textile
Co-c liners
$* 50
;
Ltd._:
$50c
25c
Power
1
2-
1
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America—
1-
2-20
4%
;
1
3.
$1
3.
1
1
Common
Lines
Exchange
Quarterly
Trust
Co.
Cosmopolitan Realty
-Quarterly
Deposit
Crestshire
Crown
$1
(quar.)
Crown
Crum
~
(quar.)
.
Corp.,
ordinary
vt*
2_
&
j
Seal,
preferred
(P.
H.)
1-14
1-30
6%
1-14
3-
2-2
1- 5
12-30
12-30
2-26
2-
5
2-26
2-
5
2-
1-15
$1.25
2-15
9-
$1.40
1
5-15
5-
1
9«r
8_16
Grafton
1-26
1-15
1-29
1-19
Ironrite,
1-30
1-15
Jack
1-30
1-15
2- 5
12-23
2- 1
1-15
1-30
$4.36
4%
Jacobs
7_31
19
1-18
2-8
Jervis
2-
1
1-14
Jewel
2-
1
1-15
Johnson
1-25
12-18
5-10
4%
1
lfi
7
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
4-
50c
2-1 s
i
$2
3-31
3-15
1
3-in
1*
$2.25
(quar.)
$1 75
7%
4_
2
preferred
(quar.)
$1 75
7_
2
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1;75
9_2g
Corp.
Tea
$1.50
1-4
2-15
2-
12-30
2-
1
1
1
*
—:
4%
1-18
2-
1-4
$$1.25
1
2-1
1-
I
1-
2-
1
2-
5%
quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
—
62'Ac
5
1-2
1-25
1- 9
1-25
1- 9
1-20
1- 8
$1.12'/a
35c *
25c
3-
1
2-
1
Lakes
Common
7%
Green
4-
$1.20
Lawson
3-20
$1.75
1
1-30
,
2-15
1
.
-
.
Bay
& Western
A
B
1-
8
1-20
1-20
Leslie
1-30
1-16
Lewis
2-
1-11
Lerner
1
Co.—
com.
5%
2-15
2-1
(year-end)
3-31
2- 3
$5
$50
:
$15
3-19
preferred
3
17
g
«
Guardian
Mutual
Gulf Life
Insurance
Fund,
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
3-
1
1-
8
75c
2-
1
1-11
40c
3-
6
$1
7'Ac
2-
1
i-
8
—
2-
1
1-
6
(Calif.), 60c pfd. (quar.)
15c
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
;
(quar.)
1-20
2-
3
1-31
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
6'Ac
5-
I
12%c
"
1-30
20c
—
redeemable preferred
1-31
1-15
4-15
1-11
1-22
29c
29c
29c
29c
$8c
56'Ac
$15c
4-30
4-21
7-31
7-21
10-31
10-21
1-30
:—
1-15
$30c
1-30
1-15
I
3-19
1-25
I- 5
2-
1
12-22
2-
1
1-15
1-30
1-15
&
2,
1954
—-
1-15
30c
$1.12'A
1-20
1-11
40c
$15c
60c
3-15
2-15
1-30
12-31
$1.10
3-10
2-18
50c
3-10
2-18
payment
since 1937)
Stores Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)...
VaUey
Ltd
(quar.)
Co.
Miami
original.
RR.,
guaranteed
Finance
I.)
(R.
(quar.)
&
Dock
Power
Sc.
Bleachery,
1-15
Lynchburg Gas
1-15
MacMillan
2- 1
1-15
&
5%
Inc.
Co.
3
1-18
2-
3
2-
1
3-
1
5%
2-
8
25c
2-
1
1-15
(quar.)__
62%c
4-
1
3-20
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
2-
1
1-11
1-20
1-U
(quar.)
preferred
Light, 4.96%
3-
1
10c
dividend)
Lighting Co.
2-
11 %c
(quar.)
1
(stock
Aircraft
—
common
(quar.)
Coal
Louisiana
2-
RR.—
first
Island
4-
1
96%c
Bros.,
Lorain
10c
(quar.)—
Preferred
Long
-
pfd.
3.85%
& Sons,
1
2-
2-15
$15c
1-26
10c
2-25
20c
—
B
Special
Lowell
37'Ac
2-11
$1.75
6'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2- 3
1
Western
gl15
2-12
1-20
Mines, Ltd.
Gold
Lockheed
■
-
Brewery,
(quar.)
2-12
1
Inc.
Salt. Co.
Little
Local
56%
RR.,
1
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Resumed
2- 1
$25c
(year-end)
3-
—
(James)
Lehigh
-
2-15
3-
(quar.)
April
Lees
2- 1
31'Ac
(accum.)
(year-end)_
B
2-15
I
25c
30c
Leece-Neville Co.
75c
—
25c
Class
2-15
1
3-
Jones, Ltd.— .
Class A (stock dividend), 1% pfd. sharea
for each share held, to be redeemed on
56'Ac
common-
(quar.)
Class
1
3-
•
1-14
$50c
(quar.)
Steamship
3-
(quar.)
Bryant.
Class
...
class
1-18
1-15
2-11
Inc.,- 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd. common—
1-15
2-11
Lane
1-15
1-29
2-
2-27
2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
1-11
1
class A (quar.)
Stores.
1
2-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
(initial)
Creamery
Lama que
2-1
'
5
12-31
32'Ac
62'Ac
463/sC
preferred
preferred
$1.16
1-22.
3- 5
2-1
25c
r
56'Ac
:
com
preferred
Chemical
preferred
preferred
$1.16
1-18
$1.25'
—
1
1-
95c
Forge Co.
$1.16
1
3-25
2-
15c
933Ac
Telephone (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
1-15
2-
1
1-18
1
Additional
8
50c
1-15
4-
1-29
Co.—
(quar.)
convertible
Kropp
8
2-
1-15
1-15
1
50c
62%e
LaCrosse
25c
1
1-29
2-
$i
$1.12%
Light
(quar.)
Kroger Co.,
Calif.—
22%c
2-
15c
tquar.)——
(quar.)
<fc
Fibre Co.,
Knudsen
1-15
2-15
3-12
12-31
10c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Kobacker
2-15
J25c
1
1-21
15c
(accum.)__
Knapp-Monarch Co.
Corp.—
42 %c
4-14
2-^6
133Ac
(quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
12-31
common
1
4-
$1.09
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kennedy's, Inc. common (quar.)—
12-31
2-
5-
$1
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-31
2-
$1
4
3-12
50c
13'Ac
preferred
Inc.
Power
2nd
12-15
$1.50
1-15
—
33A %
5%
1
$1.37%
2-14
(quar.)
Aluminum
Keyes
56'Ac
1
Co.—
preferred
conv.
preferred
Kaiser
1-4
1
3-
2-1
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Co.,
City
4%
1-8
2-
1-20
1-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Testers,
4%%
Corp.—
preferred
Great
Griesedieck
Co.—
L.)
preferred
Kansas
1-8
2-1
1
1
Jersey Central Power & Light—
1-30
2-1
2-
35c
(quar.)
55c
l-'4
15c
5% preferred
Jefferson Electric Co. (resumed)
1-18
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
01
25c
Ltd.
8%
$3
(F.
Link-Belt
..
2-17
Inc.,
1-15
1-28
50c
preferred
Heintz, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)___
3-3
5%
Ltd..
preferred
&
6-1
2-
Co
4%
Electric
&
1
Ltd.—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
Gas
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Canada,
(quar.)
Mutual,
Iowa-Illinois
2-1
preferred
of
Reinsurance
Investors
2-.1
1-29
$25e
Utilities
preferred
3
t$l-75
Co.
Securities,
12-31
i
1-11
3-
2%%
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
convertible
1-15
2-11
$3
(extra)
(quar.)
convertible
12-31
.
5%
1-1
l'A%
Co.,
Graham-Paige
1-4
1
:
Inter-Ocean
1
$1.25
1
2-
Corp.
Corp., 4%%
International
2- 9
1-22
$1.25
(quar.)—
2-
62'Ac
$1.50
:
Nickel
preferred
-415c
933Ac
Batteries,
1-,*
32c
(quar.)
' '
gains
(increased)
Ltd.
Co.,
Machines
Interchemlcal
Co.—
Co.—
preferred
1-20
or¬
24c
(s-a)
Baking
International
62'Ac
dividend
4%%
from
capital
common
dividend
3.80%
dividend)
Co.,
1-11
12-31
:
Co.,
preferred
7%
(from
1953
Business
Int'l
1-6
1-20
87 %c
(quar.
(quar.)
Tubes
preferred
in
Inter-City
2
.
10c
Co.,
preferred
Gould-National
x_19
1-25
Corp.—
(quar.)
Forster,
1-30
3-31
$1
preferred
.(increased
(18c
America
Investors
^Ingersoll-Rand
50c
$1
preferred (quar.)_
Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
1-15
1-25
~
-(interim)
(annual)
International
A
1-16
15c
iquar.)
1
1
(year-end)—
Fund
of North
rIncorporated
25c 5-25-54
of
2-
2-
25c
Ltd.,
Growth
Insurance Co.
1- 9
2- 1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.l__
com.
Steel
Stock
•
Cuban-American
7%
4% %
Globe
1-13
90c
t1
Ltd.-American—
receipts
Cork
&
5
25c
_
*
$1 25
Cork
class
1- 9
'
62%c
preferred (quar.):
Oladding & McBean & Co.
<N. Y.I—
Quarterly
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Securities,
Institutional
12%c
(quar.)
Brothers, Inc., com.
-4%
75c
z
—
Quarterly
Courtaulds,
1
1-30
30c
Ltd.,
51c
$25c
Ltd.—
4%
u.
Products Refining, common
Extra
2-
4.08% preferred (quan)__
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,
55c
Co
Globe-Wernicke
17%c
Bank
3-1
1-20
20c
(quar.)
$4.60
Inc.—
______
Corn
3i%c
3-22
1-30
20c
(annual)
Utilities
C.)
Co.,
Glatfelter
'
4-1
50c
-
quarterly
preferred
Gimbel
-
(initial)
Corn
$5
2-19
(quar.)__
Copper A: Steel Industries
5% preferred (quar.)
i.
Continental Transportation
Gillette
4
4.
preferred
Continental
f
$113
(A.
Gilchrist
3-5
Container
1-11
..
1-29
4-1
1
2'A%
(s-a)
Telephone Co. ol Indiana—
preferred
iquar.)___
!___
$2
1-15
1-18
55c
(quar.)
1-
2-16
10c
common
2-1
62%c
(quar.)
(reduced)
2-
General
1-15
$1.12%
Co.
Inc.
53%c
$1.40
preferred (quar.) i
4%% preferred (quar.)
1-7
(quar.)__
-
5%
3-20
preferred
Common
Telephone Co.
1-11
1-11
4.26%
Corp.—
preferred
General
1-5
4-
$1.25
Gas
Co.,
Co.
preferred
2-1
2-1
5%
1
1-18
933Ac
$3.50
Wares,
2-
1
30c
(quar.)
Steel
Gilbert
(quar.)
Consolidated
-
of Canada,
General
583Ac
—
2-
/75c
(quar.)__.
Public
1
1-11
Service—
preferred
2-
1
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
Increased
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
Public
General
12-31
KVho
$1.90
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
1-15
55c
(quar.):
2-
$1.50
75c
pfd. 1st series (quar.)
General
1-15
1
dinary inc. and 14c from security profs.)
(quar.)
Package
1
2-
55%c
25c
Advertising
preferred
1-15
2-
(quar.)_:
1-30
(quar.)
Outdoor
General
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
$2.C4 preferred
preferred
12-31
preierred
Corp.
preferred
6%
12-29
4%
(quar.)___
Inc.
1
1
4.42%
1-30
(s-a)
Mills.
2-
2-
1-18
Corp.—
A
General
12-29
1-22
Finance
4
$25c
(quar.)
Institutional
(reduced)
(increased)
Corp.,
$5
preferred
1-20
(quar.)
Co.
1-115
15c
common
1-20
(quar.)
common
Foods
$3.75
Co.,
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
1-
1
2-1
,
long-term
net
Inc.,v common
Electric
General
Power
realized
preferred
Baking
1
1-18
2-
15c
(quar.)
1-30
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
$1
4
$1
4.70%
Inc.—
receipts 4%% pref.
Canada, Ltd
General
1
33c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Co.
Inter-Ocean
Insurance
1-12
35c
Illinois
1-15
1-
1-15
1
Corp.—
1-30
(quar.)
of
preferred
5%
i 45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
investment
Concord
12-29
2>A%
Inc.
Commonwealth Gas Corp. (stock dividend)
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
From
1-19
5%
convertible
$1.43
1-20
$1.06%
_____
dividend
$1.32
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Engineering,
Commonwealth
9
1-20
1
I
I
(quar.)
Extra
Chemical—
&
preferred
General
9
1-
1
20c
System Inc.. (quar.)
Pictures Corp., common (extra)__
Co.,
1
pfd.
$4
2-
2-
(quar.)_.
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
General
1-
1-31
2-
2-
2-
Brick
7
2-
$1.75
Products
preferred
Illinois
5%
Co.
Life
General
25c
150c
(quar.)__|___
Inc.
Gas
L::nbia
$4.25
common
(annual)
Fund,
Co'umbia
Ltd.,
___
Preference
Colonial
Co., Ltd
4%
3-10
Ltd.—
Gardner-Denver
7
1-14
4- 1
2-15
1-15
Co
preferred <quar.)___
Insley Mfg. Corp.'
:
Stores .Corp.
5%
1-21
10c
Co.
1-28
4%
Power,
vtc
Brick
$1.06'A
Corp
Gamble-Skogmo,
25c
Products
25c
Hygrade Food
1
1
4c
payable in cash or stock)—
see Marshall Field & Co.
preferred
Gabriel
1-20
<quar.)__—! 19c
(from
Corp., common
Fuller
1-15
12-31
135c
$2.20
1-20
1-29
1-30
2- 1
2-
25c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.
5% pref. B (s-a)
33%%
Inc.,
$$2.50
50c
Stores,
Froedert
1-13
65c
1-16
Hall,
62'Ac
Steel
Motor,
Franklin
1-13
1-30
25c
Foundation
(quar.)
Aluminum
Coghlin (B. J.)
*
2-
Hydraulic
35c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Franklin
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Coal
Coca-Cola
C
1-18
Houston
Huntington
'
1-7
1-
50c
1-15
Press
3-15
1
1
(quar.)
1-15
Lighting &
1
25c
Y.)
45c
American deposit
1-25
1
$1.06'A
Extra
Club
1
2-
$5
(quar.)
Electric Illuminating,
-—
preferred
|
Machinery
33A%
Louis
preferred
Cleveland
2-
35c
St.
&
Food
Ford
11-15
$1.75
(s-a
common
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
convertible
Cleveland,
Ry.,
preferred
'$1.25
(N.
42-
(quar.)
Co.
1-15
2-
(quax.)___
1-15
20c
•
dividend
Stock
5-15
5%
____
Co.
Inc.
Hardart
&
1-15
1
25c
»
2- 1
2- 1
18,!^c
(quar.)
dividend
Follansbee
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Horder's,'
Horn
25c
tlOc
$1.50
Ltd
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Pacific
5%
Insurance
1-26
1-15
1
2-
12'Ac
(initial s-a)
2-15
50c
.
preferred
(quar.)
& Deposit Co. of Maryland
gains,
Home
5
1-25
2-
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
Ltd.—
'
25c
—
prior
(Marshall)
1-26
1st preferred
2- 1
(quar.)__
common
25c
common—
(quar.)
$1
2-15
15c
2%
-
Co.,
1
1-15
,
53%c
preferred
&
2-
1
2-
35c
(quar.)
L
Corp.,
convertible
Renfrew
(quar.)_.
Corp.
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Corp.
A
common
dividend
Holly Sugar
Co.—
Department
capital
2-15
$2
5%
.1- 5
2-
preferred
class
preferred A
Stock
1-16.
2- 5
5%
Chocoiate
4'A%
2- 1
15c
Powder,
Hershey
divid.)
$1.40
Fund,
preferred
preferred
Holt,
(quar.)
Products, Inc.—
Fidelity
common
Higbie Mfg. Co.,
1-15
preferred
Stock
Co.—
7%
15c
(quar.)
Hercules Steel Products
-
2- 1
Extra
1-7
1-8
3%
RR.
2-1
2-1
25c
dividend
preferred <s-a)
Cincinnati,
New
Orleans
12-31
lac
5%
(quar.)
6%
87%c
(quar.)
com.
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Pittsfield),
Fibreboard
20c
Co.,
1-2
1-29
5%
'(quar.)
participating
Fidelity
(qUar.)
Electric
&
;$1.25
2-1
$1.12%
Common
4
50c
4%
Ry.,
1-
Ry.—
Inter-Terminal
Stock
Cincinnati
1-28
2%%
(quar.)
Gas
1-13
2-15
15c
4%%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-30
(quar.)
convertible
Federated
cash__
<N. Y.)
933Ac
33A%
1-15
Board
Inc.—
Bank
(quar.)
Participating
(stock dividend)
National
12-28
12-31
,
Loan
$1.20
Mills
1-13
1-21
1-19
Paper
,
stock
Hosiery
1-15
1-30
2- 1
Grain,
Preferred
Special distribut'on representing net longterm capital gains from sale of securi¬
Chadbourn
12-30
45c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. $1.40 pref. (quar.)——
Federal
1-15
1
(quar.)
10c
Federal
1
1
40c
:
is-a)
Grain,
56'Ac
Hecht Co.
Hercules
Federal
1-11
2-
Federal
(quar.)
1-14
Co._
Fate-Root-Heath
1-11
2-
Mfg.
2-
'
1-29
25c
preferred
2
I-
i40c
40c
preferred
1-15
1-20
5%
12-31
(quar.)
6%
preferred
1-21
1
2-
683Ac
dividend)
(stock
2-16
40c
(quar.)
$25c
(stock
Heating Products,
Co.,
2-16
(quar.)
Co.
1-25
$1.50
Brewing Corp., common
Fanner
7
1
<fc
Marx
LighC
Corp of America-—
(quar.)—
iquar.)_
&
1-30
(quar.)—__
of America,
Scnaffner
1-30
Ltd._—
<quar.)_
Co.
1-20
2-26
5%
:
15c
is-a)
Manufacturing Co.
Enamel
7
1-
35c
$1.87'/a
(quar.)
laccum.)
Corp.
1-
20c
Mlg.
1
30c
L
preferred
1-5
2-
$1.37V*
(quar.)
Hayes Mfg. Corp.
common
Stop Nut Co.
pid.
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc
preferred
Co.,
1-20
5
Co.—
1-15
2- 1
Brothers Co.
$1.50
2-23
1-15
20c
4% %
1-30
1-29
1- 8
is-a)
Steel Corp.
1-22
;
3-10
1
1-25
Co.
2-
2-15
1
1
Ltd.—
common
2-15
45c'
$$1.25
2-
2-
•
Inc.,
1-25
12%%
1
2-
$1.12%
Falstaff
1-30
2-25
tlOc
Metals & Supply
3
12-31
1-21
30c
$20c
(quar.)
Employers' Group Associates
1-20
17'Ac
(quar.)—_
$$1.50
Co.,
Co.,
5-
$37%c
(quar.)
Fairbanks
25c
2-25
preferred
4% %
8
37%c
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.
dividend
4'A%
1
Co.—
Haskeiite
Hat
6-
25c
<quar.)__;
Co., 5%%
2- 1
12-30
1-29
1- 8
Products
&
2-1
dividend)—
(stock
Reiraclories
2-15
1-29
Co., Ltd
Stainless
(A.)
Y.)
Electric
12-15
6%
preferred
Stock
Nemours
Industries,
1N.
Hartford
2- 1
Emhart
1-20
2-10
6%
Harris
Hart,
1-25
Elastic
1-13
50c
(quar.)
common
Harbison-Walker
$40c
Ekco
1-8
3-
50c
ll'A%
(final)
(quar.)
Electric
$1.50
1-11
1-20
1-15
1-15
1-15
87%c
Edgar
1- 4
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
ordinary
(quar.>__—
common
preferred
Central
;
1
1-29
2- 1
2- 1
(quar.)
Eastern
Ltd.
dep.
Central
2-
1-29
140c
$1.25
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
5%
(year-end)_
com.
10c
50c
Bank
1
1
Oil Well Cementing
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hanover
1-15
3-
_
!
(quar.)
Halliburton
Hamilton
preferred
Pont de
New
1-11
t $ 1.25
Ltd.,
1- 5
1-15
1-11
1-15
;
East Pennsylvania RR. Co.
2-26
1
1-30
1
I
;
common
2-2
Co.
Paper
(quar.)
Brothers,
12-29
.—
Extra
1
2-
Halle
2-
$50c
;
1-29
1-25
25c
(quar.)
Ducommun
12-28
4-
Hagan Corp.
$4.50
12-18
132c
1-11
1-20
$3.50
du
12-31
1-25
2- 1
1-21
2-1
Quarterly
3- 9
—
(quar.)
Chemical
2-20
pfd.
^
25c
$17 %c
$40c
common
Linoleum
&
&
Dryden Paper
12-28
1-25
Tar
Common
12-31
125c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Power
Carreras,
.
is-a)
(interim)
Ltd.,
Oilcloth
Donnacona
12-28
1-27
115c
t$1.50
(quar.)
L_
Ltd.,
preferred
8-23
3 12
•
$40c
' $50c
$1.60
;
2c
(quar.)—
—
Fabrics.
convertible
Dominion
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
Guaranteed
Celotex
Ltd.
(quar.)
Industries
Carolina,
1-27
$8c
Corp.,
Ltd.
Co.,
Extra
-
Eastern
income)
Ltd.
Bridge Co.,
Dominion
Fund—
investment
Canadian
1-20
$5c
(From
Dominion
1- 9
1-9
1- 9
1- 9
12-31
1-30
2-15
1-29
1-11
1-11
*
.
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp.
25c
fs-a)
Extra
Ltd
Mines,
Dominion
40c
Campbell Red Lake Mines.
General
Dome
;
Ltd.,
7%%
(quar.)
2-25
5-21
9-10
(quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Harris-Seybold
income—— '.
3-12
6-10
$1.25
* $1.25
(quar.)
com.
.(quar.);.
.
Products.
1-25
1-25
37 %c
Manufacturing Corp.
2nd
$5c
Packing Corp.
(quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
net investment
From
Dodge
1-15
1-15
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
Co.,
dep. rets, for ordinary (interim)
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
1-15
2- 1
Match
50c
$1.25
RR.
(quar.)
preierred
Gurney
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
(quar.)
35c
•
—
Ohio
10c
25c
^
;
(extra)
„
preferred
^
—
(quar.)
Co.
American
1-15
1-15
37%c
(quar.)__
com.
California
.*
Stamping
$1.50
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
California Oregon
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
120c
75c
(quar.)
pfd.
$3
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
Mlg.
&
preierred
preferred
$5
l-il
?
1-2/
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
138c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
California
$1
(extra)
Gasket A
Mobile
$5
1-8
Quarterly
50c
(quar.)
Gulf
$5
-
2-15
50c
30c
14c
rquar.)
Stamping
Diamond
12-31
25c
$1.75
120c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Co.
Detroit
3-19
1-18
Viloiss
2- 1
2-1
2-1
—
Detroit
.
4-20
(quar.)
Detroit
10- 8
10c
-
<quar.)__
participating preferred
2nd
80c
7-29
10-29
A
——-
Phipps Stores, Inc. 5%% pfd.
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.)
4-8
7- 8
25c
quar.)———-
Co., common
Linen
$1.50
.
M.)
(A.
(Increased
Co
preferred
Caldwell
—
—.
4-29
150c
—
common
Terminal
150c
150c
——
Inc.
Dean
1- 8
—
Burroughs Corp.
T/c
De
1- 8
150c
common
preferred (quar.)__—
(quar.)—___
(quar.)——
Dayton Rubber Co., com. (quar.)
Class
1-20
$1.08
$L13
$1.25
10c
25c
(quar.)
.—
Brothers, Inc.
Daystrom,
7- 8
10-8
Class B common
Byers
Davidson
4- 8
7-29
10-29
common
Class B
,
4-29
(quar.)
,
When
Per
'
Name of Company
-
12-31
10c
Light, $4.24 pid.
preferred
Davenport Water 5%
3-22
1-4
1-4
12-23
12-31
1-12
1- 8
1- 8
150c
preference.———„—150c
Extra
Class B
Bush
,
150c
-
pref
A
Class
2- 1
1-29
1-29
$1.50
-
-
2-10
$1
dividend)—
Inc.,
Burns &
class
37Vic
50c
$7
(quar.)..
common
preferred
Insurance
Buicks
Co.,
Gas
4- 1
2-1
2-1
12-28
95c
(quar.)
Union
Power &
4%%
.
(quar.)
Laboratories
Dallas
1-15
2- 1
$$1.50
—
c,o.—
Monday, January 1$> 1954
Holders
Share * Payable of Rea
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bloedel, Ltd., class B
1-15
2-15
12-
4
22%c
1-25
1-15
7%c
2-15
1-25
(Continued on page 46)
.
'
Financial Chronicle
Number 5291... The Commercial and
Volume 179
(211)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Bute for Previous
64% Jan
6
Oct
108
Lowest
Highest
41% Oct
8% Sep
8% May
6
5% Nov
26
30% Jan
30% Sep
16
35% Jan
20
42 % Jan
Dec
19
•
24% Jan
22
9% Jan
7% July 17
6
Acme
35% Jan
2
Adams
36% Feb
25
16
59% Jan
May
1
29% Dec
31
32% Jan
6
14
10% Mar
106% May
2
115% Dec
11
Aug 28
2
52
Nov
29% Jan
8
Oct
15
114% Jan
5
4.50%
Alabama
Mar 11
&
14
Alaska
1
Sep
15
Aldens
Inc
May
70
Aug 10
Feb
27
3
Sep 14
130
Sep 15
5% Dec
23
Oct
9
46% Jan
21
25% Sep
Jan
17
91
110
Jan
2
98
30
10
Dec
4%%
Jan
5
81
Aug 24
15
39
Jan
6
1
in*
Feb
4
23
18
98
Apr
90
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
13,100
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'%
21%
21%
21%
5,000
28'%
28%
28%
29
29%
29%
30%
1,500
27
27
27
27
27
6%
27
♦26%
*26%
*26%
27
I,100
191/2
1934
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20'/a
6,100
8%
9,800
8%
8'%
8%
*50%
50%
50%
50%
50
50
24%
24 %
24'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
series
*105
100
100
10
,
♦105%
♦l553/4
158
♦155%
158
preferred
conv—No par
*155%
*155%
158
*144
106
2 %
21 y4
21'%
21%
72
72
*72
72%
72
72
31/2
3%
3%
3%
146
80%
2'/4
2%
80
80
29%
♦145
146
3%
*79%
30%
30%
30%
98
♦96%
98
98
98
*96%
100
*93%
95
♦93%
96
*93%
96
*93%
96%
1
8%
9
*8%
74
73%
Kid
46% Apr
40% Jan
94
4
Sep 22
No par
Dye
9%
73%
73
5
17%
171/2
No par
26%
26%
Co
23
41% Oct
14
59% Jan
2
23
86
Oct
8
118% Jan
2
40
Sep 14
24
11
16 y« Jun
29
Apr
9
148% Oct
14
74
Dec
30
55% Nov
16% Jan
9
2
11% Dec
20
12% May
2
2
75% Jan
6
Amer Agricultural
15% Jan
8
American
4
3%%
8
American
84% Feb
15
29% July
14% Nov
5
19
60
Jun
12
18
15% Aug
7
19
53% Aug
7
36% Oct
30
Oct
17
102
2
Jan
6
12% Jan
29
Feb
26
47
2nd
40% Jan
27
17
103 % Feb
20
1
15% Mar 19
12% Sep
15
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
Feb
11
16% Jun
15
preferred
com„No par
100
Bank Note common
10
50
Bosch
Corp
1952
2
9%
*39
35%
98%
No par
preferred
100
Theatres
5%
Inc
In
9
73%
73%
19
39
Jan
7
1
36% Dec
12
31% Feb
9
Nov
27
American
5
45 % Nov
12
40% Apr
23
45y8Nov
9
22
42% Jun
27
30% Sep
14
49% May 25
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
83 y2 Jun
26
-,72
Dec
29
85 Vb Mar 18
32% Feb
8
26
Sep
14
34% Jan
26
42% Jan
2
50% Jun
6
18
American
Chide
19% Feb
25
44% Apr 24
16% Jan
2
Dec
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
23% Dec
17
American
C'oiortype Co
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
American
Crystal
31
89
Oct
Apr
Mar
26
15
96% Jan
3% Sep
21
6
15
90
Sep
May
15
3
6
9
6% M«iy
40
51
American
3l/2%
7
American
Jan
9
Dec
31
6% Jun
30
8% Jan
25
conv
American
European
29% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
26
Oct
14
31% Jan
20
16% Mar
7
18% Aug 14
12% Nov
2
17% Feb
4
American
&
Feb
19
11
May 25
18
35
Dec
31
American
Gas
Jan
9
67
Aug
3
American
Hawaiian
2% Dec
29
5% Mar 25
American
8
11
48
5% Jan
lo
13
12% Mar
10
55
3% Oct
21
Hirle
26
19% Jan
4
17% Feb
H)
Jun
24
23% Jun
30
Dec
3
25
15
21% Sep 16
22% Jan
104% Dec
16% Sep
25'A Mar 18
25
23
18% Mar 26
American
Sep
9
83% Dec
31
100% Mar 17
7%
16% Apr 24
24% Dec
2
19% Sep
24% Mar 16
Amer
78% Feb
84
Apr
24
79% Jan
18
12
86% Dec
31
18 % Dec
31
15% Sep
16
19% Feb
2
27
96
11
13% Apr 24
x22% May 16
97
13
Jan
Jan
3
2
102
30% July 23
18% Jun
8
2C V4 Feb
May 15
17% Dec 31
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
15
18% Feb
2
105
7
Jan
4
Oct 31
35% Dec
11
31 % Jun
14
18
31% July 30
19
Jan
17
20% Dec
31
36% Jun
12
29% Jan
5
7
29
Dec
8
19
28% Dec
36
Sep
33% Oct
28
39 % Sep
23
28% Sep
13% Oct
16
16% Apr
1
12% Sep
165
Feb
23
175% Aug
6
Aug
7
8
17
7% Jan
7% Jun
Metal
Amer
4%%
22
15
American
Natural
37
Mar 27
American
News
39% Mar 24
American
Optical
16
36% Jan
30
21
15% Feb
4
148
Jun
11
171% Feb
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
6
7%
6
6
Rad
29
24% Jun
24% Nov
30
American
49% Dec
3
41% Dec
15
65% Jan
30
American
Jan
29
14
44
Jan
6
165% Sep
2
25% Sep
136
Jun
11
39% Feb
9
Jun
20
117% Dec
30
127
36% Jan
29
25% Sep
21
36
13
Oct
36% Dec
122% Oct 29
53
131
12
30% Oct
16
34
9
18
60 % Mar
6
127
Mar 14
135% July
1
Apr
50% Dec
40% Aug 18
10% Oct
16
16% Jan
11
150% Jun
11
161% Dec
1
16% July
25
35% Dec 18
38
Feb
49
Sep 15
120% Sep
12
2
24
Apr
14
152% Jun
10
23
16
59% Dec
139% Nov 21
128% Dec
24
69% Jan
21
35% Oct
22
3
119% Jan
24
111% Dec
4
7% Jun
13
9% Dec
15
22% Oct
22
37% Jan
7
64% May 19
129% Jan
3
Dec
16
116% Jan
57
66"% Dec
159% Jan
5
40 y4 Aug 10
Feb
7%
Mar 20
American Steel
16% July 30
161% Jan
77% Aug
7%
American
Tel
3
American
Tobacco
60% Jan
5
American
5%
Sep
64% Nov
19
82
Feb
7
59
Sep
16% Oct
16
89% Oct
23
38
Oct
40% May
11% Sep
11
11
94% Dec
17
89% Dec
17
14
21% Jan
5
26% Feb
13
Jan
30
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
Dec
29
45% Feb
43% Sep
13
57
26
30
15
55% Jan
24
2
48% Dec
31
Jan
{5
24
May 12
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
Jan
15
40% Oct
15
53% Jan
10
1
50% Dec
19
11% Nov 21
24% Jan
24
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
6% Jan
3
102
38% May
60
For footnotes
see
July
page
7
22.
25% Aug 27
25
94
Jun
32
Nov 25
40% Sep
15
Dec
2g
8
2% Nov 24
80
Sep 14
Jan
5
6
15% Feb 26
Copper
15%
*15
17
20,700
15'%
15%
700
*16%
17%
1,000
4%
5
6,700
37%
37%
37 Va
37 %
37%
37%
37%
3734
.44%
44%
44%
44%
443/8
44%
44%
900
32%
33'A
33%
33'%
33%
44%
33%
44%
?33%
33%
33%
3,700
75
74%
74%
75
75
28%
*28%
28'%
29
29
493/8
49%
493A
49%
50%
2,900
23%
1,400
37
75
*73
28%
*28
49%
22%
22%
92
47%
135
32
75
28%
49'/a
49%
22%
22%
*73
28'A
*49
22%
46%
22%
22%
22%
*22 Vo
*91
92
47%
47%
22
92
47%
48%
134
*31%
*127
135
*127
32
*125
32
32
x32
8%
*8%
8%
8%
27%
*26%
27%
27%
27%
22%
22
*91
22%
92
22%
*91
.
8%
8 3%
3%
*27
473A
135
323/4
8 3%
47%
46%
23%
13
87%
22%
87%
47%
*130
33
8%
48%
33%
3,500
8%
2,000
28
27
27
13%
14
9
16,400
23.000
34%
34%
343A
34%
34%
59'%
60
60
60%
3'%
*2%
3%
*26%
*26%
29%
*26%
29%
46%
46 y.
46%
46%
46
9
*92
94
*92
♦17%
18'
17%
23%
23%
104
127/B
*86%
87%
22%
22%
87%
*86
200
3,600
9%
593/4
46%
12%
500
21,600
135
3 Vb
9
*101%
500
800
22%
59%
9
23 Vs
13,600
92
29
*26%
9
22%
22%
*91
3
3
29%
94
17%
>101%
13
*87
22%
*86
29
46%
*8%
9
3
9
9
3
9
800
1,000
5,100
1,500
94
92
92
92
92
17%
23%
173/4
173/4
17%
18%
1,000
23%
23%
23%
24
1,500
103
*101
*101
102%
13
13'/a
13%
13%
*87
87%
87%
88%
300
22%
22%
233/a
5,900
86'A
86'A
13
87%
102%
40
223/4
22%
88%
*86
87%-
*18
6,400
10
lOlVss
16%
16%
7%
7%
400
40
40%
40%
40%
41 %
40%
22%
40%
40%
40%
22%
39%
9,500
21%
213/4
3,600
33%
33%
No par
34%
35
15
*7%
No par
25
No par
14
*168
170
6%
7
23'%
23%
*42 %
43
29%
29%
147
149
37%
37%
*120
122
27%
23'/a
45%
*13%
156 %
59 %
5
23
23
No par
7
A
62
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
30%
45%
10 %
25%
15%
83
86 %
13
75
31
45%
Corp
Inc
10
14
8
No par
30'%
30%
*100% 102
34'%
34%
43'%
44
*8 %
9%
3
33%
3%
33%
16
5,000
22'/»
22 %
21%
22
21 %
21%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
35%
36
36
363/a
35%
36 %
3,000
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14%
28,500
170
*168
170
170
1
*170
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
23%
23%
24%
43
42%
43
29%
293/4
30%
29 3/„
30'/a
143%
147%
147%
37%
*37 %
*42%
29%
147%
147%
1473/4
37%
37 vb
*37 v*
120
*120
122
28
28
28%
45%
45%
45%
53
*52
122%
122%
*52
121%
120
283/4
45%
53
122%
6%
172
23%
24
*43
122
24'A
43%
37%
122
♦170
6%
24
43
30
*147%
37%
122
60
53 v2
400
53
122
53
122%
53%
122
13%
13'/a
1573/a
157%
R0.3/,
£0%
59%
603/4
60 %
61%
61%
126%
j*%
a"i%
34%
343/a
33%
115%
115%
115%
115%
115%
10%
10%
25%
400
2,000
157%
25%
340
37%
122
46'A
13%
25%
16,400
46'A
157 y*
*25%
240
30%
46
13%
10%
43%
148%
45 %
156%
10%
3,900
2.900
13%
128
2,500
283/4
156%
127
6%
24
28%
13%
129
50
172
28%
156%
128
8,000
28%
13%
10%
25%
128 %
34%
116
127%
x33%
X115
790
122%
13%
158'/a
62
128%
34
115
,
900
69,000
34,800
1,380
36,800
140
10%
10%
10%
1,500
25 3A
25%
26
1,300
16
6,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 vb
15%
83
82
83%
83%
86
86
82
86%
1.240
82%
85
83%
87
87%
89%
87%
88%
3,280
13
13%
13'/2
2,800
12%
13
123/i
12%
12%
*73%
75
*73%
74%
♦73%
74%
73%
73'A
31 Va
313/4
31%
31%
31%
32-
47
46%
47
30%
31%
45%
46
46
46 '/a
*46'/a
30%
30%
30%
,
No par
21.80
Mining
Jan
-
!0%
25%
15%
82
84
*12%
*73%
*
*18
Corp—
6.28
Oil
34'% 34%
*115% 115%
25
23
50
13%
156 %
60'/2
129 % 130
8
No par
46
52% 52%
121% 122%
100
com
15
13%
100
Cable
Glass
Co
15%
15%
7%
preferred
Products
*15
300
15%
7%
Co
5
P W
15%
7%
common
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Andes
15%
*7%
100
Anderson-Prichard
15%
7%
Tobacco
84
45
15%
4%
*86
17%
18
19%
20%
*100% 100%
1
Common
57% May
15%
5,700
99%
*7%
preferred—100
Wire
9
15%
*98
7%
common
Anaconda
5
99%
*100'A
Copper Mining
31% Dec
*97%
16%
10
Anaconda
106% Mar
99 'A
101%
No par
100
common
81
*97%
*100%
series
Hocking
98%
16,900
16'/b
preferred
Anchor
37%
101%
100
conv
9%
40%
37%
15%
preferred
prior
9%
*39%
37%
>100%
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
6
29
109
9%
40%
36%
15%
American
57
9%
*39'%
36'%
101%
2
22
9%
4.0'%
36%
15%
27% Jan
95% Jan
9%
*38%
*100%
~13% Sep~ 10
18
9%
40 %
43/4
23'A
2
American Water Works Co Inc
81% Nov
9%
60
700
5
Corp
Woolen
210
6,800
7
7%
57
18%
2
Preferred 6%
*56
20%
Jan
119
57
18%
10% Feb
Jun
800
*56
20%
9
9
57
*38%
15%
*101'/2 104
100
Viscose
17
20%
preferred
6%
143% Oct 27
*56
98%
17
18%
Co
Tel
8c
57
98%
*92
♦17,/2
100
5
*56
98%
17
100
20%
Co
Sumatra
1,000
27'%
17
*98%
117%
18
preferred
American
27%
1,00
.
20%
Foundries
Stores
27%
17%
27%
*98'%
17%
18
American Sugar Refining com
19
27'%
27'%
98%
20%
American
Feb
27
98%
19%
47% Nov 24
May 12
27
*17
18%
58
134
1,300
19%
Razor
noncumulatlve
6%
2
23,600
73%
16%
*86%
22 %
common—8
100
Sany
Co
12%
73
No par
r.
Refg com
Snuff
12
No par
Co
preferred
American
12 Va
73
4%
*26%
1
Co
Seating
11%
72%
16%
12%
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt &
12
73
4%
100
7
100
Co
Co
Safety
11%
*721/4
16%
1
No par
coin
Gas
Std
600
11%
4%
3
1
No par
preferred
American
42% Apr 24
38% May 19
148
Feb 19
!l
&
100
7,700
58%
72 %
16%
9
100
174
11%
15'/a
46
coinmom
Amer Potash si Chem cl B
Amer
58'/4
72%
8%
1
100
Dec
58%
4%
1
Products Co
42
169%
170
168%
*58%.
59
15
No par
common
Molasses
171%
*57%
*26%
50
preferred
American
168'%
58
58
16%
*31%
preferred—100
Ltd
Co
170
167%
34
preferred
American Metal
19%
59%
Amer Machine & Metals
9
13% Sep
3.90%
*19
343/a
preferred
& Fdry
19%
33%
Investment Co of 111
Mach
*19
59%
Products
Locomotive
19%
60%
prior preferred
5>A%
American
*18%
•
34
Ice Co common
noneumiilative
6%
4
Jun
12% Dec
99
21% July 31
Nov
19%
333A
15
20% Feb
8% Dec
94
*18%
*593/4
com
200
2
43/8
*125
American International Corp.No par
9
30,900
1,000
2,400
35
10
31
6
23
49%
*1%
*28%
Cot—5
American
Jan
47%
2
35
9%
American
6"% Jan
47%
*1%
*28%
2
13%
48% Dec 29
86
47%
35
8%
15
8
19
47%
*1%
*28%
13%
24
Aug
47'%
%
2
35
8%
26% Dec
Dec
47
♦1%
13%
36% Jun
8
47
95%
*28%
8%
14
96
II,700
13%
39% July 23
9
64
83/4
45
14
46%
61%
133/4
8
Feb
46 vb
62
8%
3
6% Apr
95
46%
61
13%
30% Sep
73
94%
46
60'%
9
preferred
Home
94
46%
59%
14
x35% Oct
Jan
94
45
8%
39 y4 May 27
3,800
13,100
94
133/4
Co_„
Leather
si
convertible
6%
SS
47%
59%
15%
46%
No par
Electric
si
91%
44%
98V*
*91
Lines Inc
40o
Foreign Power__No par
27% Jun
7
Feb
7% Nov
45% Jan
39%
*89%
46%
47
16%
49%
1
Secur
1,600
27
38%
90%
700
18%
27
95
36
*22
Export
American
*18%
7,900
59 %
35%
*22
Distilling
Encaustic Tiling
50
1,300
74%
44%
♦92 %
273/4
10
10
100
com
46%
74
No par
Sugar
Cyanamid Co com
10
preferred series B_100
Co
20
American
151
Co
*89%
46%
100
323/8
No par
Cable
preferred
prior
5
15
8
4%%
&
38%
90%
46 »/a
5,800
99
44%
100
Chain
38%
*89%
46%
31%
36%
25
Fdry common
38%
90%
4%
1
12.50
common
preferred
6
10
28% Sep
6
7%
6
117% Jun
22
59% Jun
Co
Car &
American
Jan
22
54% Jan
May
American
39% Jan
41% Jun
170 % Jan
30
50% Aug 25
Can
Corp
preferred
5578 Jan
9
9
33% Oct
143
7%
Radio
81
38%
45%
*16%
20
Cable
38%
♦89%
20
81
9
73%
.
26%
300
94
9
26%
26%
94
74%
*18'%
18'%
*26%
26%
*96%
9
9
9
74%
18
18
18
♦26%
30%
*143/4
1
common
43% Aug
6
15
1
common
interest
preferred
28% May 16
29
9%
41
36
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
4% Dec
11 /a
111/8
*72
72%
27
27
*98
100
17,/4
17%
56
563/*
5'%%—50
common
ser
Co com
convertible
Ctfs of
12
100
Co
pfd
conv
preferred
4%
Amer
58l/f
1
common
Amer Brake Shoe
21
Sep
No par
preferred
6%
17/®
33
19
19
168 % 169%
Cliemical__No par
Bakeries
cum
American
91
Apr 22
Corp
Airlines
American
2
59
34% Sep
41% Mar 13
107
Nov
Petroleum
conv
4%%
17
20% Feb
6% A*ig 31
35
Dec
99
31
25
Amalgamated
60
47 %
1%
*28%
50
1
31
61% Feb
Dec
preferred
Sugar Co (The)
convertible
45%
93'/2
447/«
59%
1
Co
38%
90%
47
1
No par
com
Amerada
29
441«
No par
America
Leather
5
20% Dec
Nov
43
6%
19% Mar 18
5
10% Dec
65
of
Amalgamated
189% Jan
93% Aug 20
16% May
20
*91
100
Limited
70% Dec
2
Jan
90
Apr 29
preferred
Co
26% Sep
73
20
common
Aluminium
36 % Mar 24
18% Jan
15
Mfg
convertible
Aluminum
3% Mar 24
30% Dec 24
2
100
54% Jan
23
21
29
x235
15% Sep
141% Jan
60% Feb
Jan
35
3%%
38'/a
*89'/2
45%
common__No par
Alpha Portland Cement
1% Dec
3
Corp
preferred
52% May 25
62
Dec 10
41% Apr
Sep~19
3% Jan
23
Nov
33
54%
16
Stores
4%
Allls-Chalmers
Dec
42% Apr
Oct"
2% Oct
Nov
61% Dec
123
1
36% Feb 21
47%
Allied
8
87
1
49% Dec 30
17
95% May
35% 8ep 21
15
I Oct
95
30%
99
gtd
30%
120,600
150
*79%
81
*79%
81
29%
*96'/2
30
3%
3%
150
148
70o
3,700
72%
*72%
1
29%
2%
22'A
22
3%
3%
♦145
148
158
2%
2%
*21
♦2%
80
5,500
500
106
*155%
158
2%
21
147
*79'/8
8%
106
106
No par
Inc
&
106
72%
3%
100
106
,
21
2%
»72
A
8%
21
2V8
21
1
common
8
106
100
preferred
prior
106
0
Allied Mills
8
60%
50%
Allied
Jan
60
7%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
Mar 25
33
59%
24 %
2
22
59%
♦50%
Chemical
76% Jan
58%
7%
Industries
29
58%
24%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
8ep 15
59
50%
Allied
Dec
58
73/4
Allen
24% Oct 28
59%
24%
Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
Corp
*58%
*50%
8
17
8
Mar 27
40% Dec
17
300
10
1
$4,375 cum preferred
78% Aug 11
July 17
13,600
28 %
6%
:
36
3,700
10%
50
3
May
10% Mar
6
$4
62
36
10%
10%
21%
preferred
6 v»%
21% Jan
7
10%
108
28
common
Alleghany
5% Mar 25
152
87% Sep
8% Oct
Nov 25
Apr
74
Sep
78
10
21
10'%
Shares
46%
46
*106
6%
Juneau
31
158 % Dec
Aug 28
9%
10
46
108
45%
*106
common_.No pw
pfd 1951
3% Apr
5
8
45%
107 Va
28
w
w
21 % Dec
160
24
85
9%
*106
21%
Equipment com
Inc
3
2% Apr
18
Gas
preferred
Reduction
11
9
23
67% May
$3
Air
Sep
4
Nov
45%
107
1
Jun
29
ocTii
io
No par
2
Jan
98
45%
♦105
2.50
Co
Corp
Affiliated
10
8
18% Oct
31%
io
Corp
17
76
45%
45%
107
1
150
3% Mar
45'/a
the Week
Friday
Jan. xS
10
6
155
17
Jan. x4
*105
Co
23% July
Jan
32% Feb
Admiral
6
3
22% Oct
22
2% Jan
Thursday
1
Co
Express
Adams-Millis
27
101
24
79% May
Motors
Steel
Sales for
PRICEvS
Jan. 13
100
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Jun
49% Sep
Jan
70
23
7% Sep
7
48
139
26% Jan
14
18% Dec
May 21
51
18
31
48
9
32% Oct
ACF-Brlll
15
Dec
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 12
'
Sep 24
64
6% Jan
ABC
3
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 11
•
preferred
Vending Corp
23% Dec 29
5
56
10% July
14
4%
AND
Monday
put
Abbott Laboratories
5
29
3% Sep
20
24
30
33 v* Oct
Jan
25% Sep
2
24% Nov
47% Jan
112
Jun 25
99
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHAxNGE
Highest
39% Sep 22
10
Jan 24
125
2
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1962
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
30% 30%
*100% 102
33% 33%
43% 44
*9%
9'/a
*3
33
3y4
34
102
♦101
33%
34
•34
441/4
45
*100%
*9Va
•3
34
9%
3%
34
447a
♦9%
•3
34
30%
102
30%
•101
30%
100
21,100
310
1,500
102
343A
34%
343A
1,300
46
45%
46 y2
7,500
9 V«
9'/a
9%
3Va
34
3
34
3
34%
200
300
4,800
11
12
(212)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
35% May
16
31
30% Sep
5
42% Dec
1
8% Oct
22
27"% Jan
7
8 % Sep
12% Mar
22
23% Mar 27
77% Oct 22
96
Mar 13
77
46% Nov
10
57
Jan
28
48% Feb
3
99
Apr
1
89% Sep
102% Sep
Jan
Steel
&
Co
Illinois
of
$3.75
22
23% Mar 25
29
31
Dec
14
29
18% Feb
20
18% Sep
22 % Mar 11
91
Feb
28
15
3
91
Jan
2
Constable
25% Sep
Jan
86, Sep 14
50% Jun 23
103
51% Jan
4
58
21% Jan
7
27
Dec
1
25% Feb
97% Nov
6
88% July
94
104% Dec
27
$6
Aug
75% Jan
.
83% Dec
123% Dec 23
9
Sep
36% May
15
Nov
19
58% Dec
33% Jan
x93% Jan
„
26 % May
1
28% Jun
Jan
16
31% Sep
30
44% Jan
30
31% Apr
24
117% Jan
30
94% July 16
*26
26%
26
26
13
13%
13%
13%
31,400
23%
23 %
243%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
3,800
1
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19 %
3,200
100
95%
*96%
95%
98
95
95
*95%
,100
*96%
—10
31%
31%
31%
5% Oct
16
14% May
3
16 7/« Dec
7% Dec
23
4% Dec
Nov
3
15
15% Jan
Mar
31
17
5
Dec
7% Mar
17
3
13% Jan
3
8% Nov 21
4% Dec
18
42% Jun
26
50% Nov 14
36% Dec
17% Mar
9
'6% Jun
29
22
5% Dec
22
9% Jan
30
4% Dec
31% Oct
16
39% Dec
10
353/4 Jan
83/4 Oct
6
11% Jan
22
8
1st
Apr
23
16
Dec
29
65 % Jan
11
73
Nov
24
67
Jun
9
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
38
Sep
14
593/4 Apr
15 % Dec
22
19% Jan
10
11% Dec
29
173/4 Mar 12
15
18
14
39% Feb
Jan
23
24% Dec
22
37% Sep
18 3/4 Sep
21
11% Dec
5
9% Sep
May
41
7
33% Apr
16
40
Dec
22
16
107
Dec
31
93
16% Oct "22
223/4 Jan
Jun.
4
30
Dec
21
Sep
78
prior
(T)
Convertible
14
Barker
Beaunit
Mills
Shoe
(A
Aircraft
Jan
12
Creek
253/4 Oct
20
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
5
30% May 26
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
10% Dec
29
14
143/4 Apr
28
23
Dec
9
173/4 Sep
15
26% Feb
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
1G
x91% Feb
13
94
May 22
90
May 21
45 % Apr
24
64
Dec
22
50
Sep
14
38
Dec
1
33% Jun
17
106% Dec
11
Bell
93
Jan
12
4'A%
Beneficial
7
Dec
30
7
293/4 Jan
22
22% Nov
25
273/8 Jan
3
36% Dec
15
30
Oct
5
37% Jan
55% Dec 31
443% Sep
15
573/4 Jan
6
139 % Apr
29
146% Aug 26
135% Jun
19
1463/4 Dec
12% Oct
16
9% Dec
31
76% Sep
2
84
Nov
3
39% Mar 12
15% Oct
20
18% Nov 28
32
Oct
16
18% Jan
7
Jan
14
15% Mar 15
22 % Dec
18
18% Apr
14
23
Dec
11
22% Oct
27
253/4 Nov 18
31% May 16
17
Oct 29
41% Dec 23
25
Jun 30
21% Dec 29
293/4 Jan
6%, Oct
31% Apr
,
30
'
&
7%
Black
&
213/4 Jan
5
Bliss
(E
Dec
15
Bliss
&
28% Dec
17
Blockson
50% Dec
21'.
Boeing
Bolin
Airplane
Bond
6
11
Jan
13
12
52% Jan
14
613/4 Dec
23
86% Jun
86
94% Jan
Stores
Co
3%%
11
Dec
21
53/4 Dec
31
21
26 % Dec
31
46% Mar
9
Dec
1
25
Sep
21
33
2
13
2
9% NOV
17
143/4 Jan
25
5% Dec
31
11% Jan
15% Apr
22% Dec
2
19% Sep
15
38% Dec
12
423/4 Feb
24
37
28
Sep
33% Sep
22
30 % Apr
21
395/8 Aug 17
x23 % Nov
10
353/a Feb
4
17% Sep
21
26% Jan
103% Jun
4
9
21
3
11% Oct
31
12% Feb
14
51% Jun
20
63% Dec
3
Oct
23
20% May 26
22% Oct
16
27% July 24
13% Sep
15
17
76% Jan
12
15% Dec
45% Jun
11% Sep
20% Sep
10% Sep
72% Dec
46
Aug
*
4
Sep
Mar
993% Feb
9
29
21
14
15
83% Feb
59
Dec
Shoe
$5
Jan"
22%
4,700
11%
26,000
3,200
12.50
pfd
common
83% Dec
28
104% Apr
4
14% Jan
8% Nov 13
19% Oct
17
26
30
79
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
86
Mar 16
12% Feb
108 % Jan
4
19% Nov 12
25% Apr
4
24% May 16
1% Oct 28
29
2
20% Oct
7
3% Jan. 22
1% Dec
28
3% Mar
6% Sep
20% Sep
15
24
27% Jan
10
Sep
15
13% Mar
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
22% Jan
9
89
30
2
July 17
Dec
4
43% Jan 19
Xl6% May 26
31% Nov 17
X46 % Nov 25
9% Oct
16% Oct
15
"9
Jan
10% Jan
26
17
Dec
12
11% Jan
7
95
51
Jan- 14
-
Sep
5
30
109% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24% Mar 12
27% Jan
-
102
•
Brass
54% Nov
24
22
29
34
Jan
56
43% Dec
16
54
Apr
3
Dec
16% Jan 31
8% Dec
18% Jan 30
23% Sep
16% 8ep
;
Jan
.5
13% Jan
29
14
30
14
19% May 25
May 27
11
11
11%
11%
11%
700
24
24%
24
24%
24
24%
3,100
19%
19/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*90%
94
*90/a
60
61
60%
38%
*110
1
39
10
39%
*110
1
1
14%
145
14%
14%
145
145
u
1
20,000
•
24%
24%
24%
31%
31%
32
32 %
51 %
51%
51%
52%
24%
*144%
.
10%
3,400
116
1 %
9%
146
145%
146
1,200
1
2,000
36,100
700
10%
10%
*67
68
67
67
36%
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
1,900
18
14%
10%
68
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5,700
6,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
7,800
60
15
15%
25
25%
25
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
29/8
9,600
46s,a
47
47
48%
48%
49%
48%
4u%
49%
49%
24,200
1,700
5
..
700
20/2
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
25%
24%
24%
24
24
23%
24,
24%
24.%:
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
*7%
8/2
820
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,500
12%
12%
*12
12%
12
12
12
12
11%
11%
61%
60%
3,000
3,400
76%
5,400
5
•
«
61
5
76
*93%
49%
61
61
61%
76
76%
93%
93%
*93%
94
*93%
94
*93/4
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
50
50/4
75
61%
61
61
77
6%
6%
27%
27
27
27%
25/2
25%
25%
36
*25%
6%
6%
23%
24 Va
6%
6%
6/2
75
76%
60%
75%
75
320
200
94
50%
3,400
2,300
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2.7%
27%
27%
27%
27%-
26
26
26%
26%
26%
1,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7/4
4,500
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
11,000
18,100
36V4
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
38
38
38
38
38%
,381/3
38%
38%
4,100
21 %
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
15,600
*94%
951/2
*94%
96%
-94%
96%
*94%
96%
*94%
26/4
26%
26%
27
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
11,400
53
54
54
54
55
54%
55
54%
55/2
6,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
5,200
61
61
61
60
60
60%
60%
60%
60%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
1,900
22%
•'
>
36/4
38
21 %
100
36%
38
2.50
22%
22
22 %
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
5,700
12
8,200
*52/4
*60
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
741/2
74%
*73%
74%
56%
56%
56%
11%
11%
11%
*74
(.74 %
IU $56%
57
56%
*29
•
f
26
26%
26%
26%
27%
37%
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
600
10%
10%
10%
IO/2
10%
10%
10%
28,000
82%
*81%
82%
82%
82%
*81%
83%
*81%
83%
73
*68%
73
*68%
73
*63%
73
16%
11%
16%
*11%
119
73
16/4
12%
12%
119
119
*103%
*79%
8
8
17%
105
17
*17%
22%
*22%
22%
1%
1%
1%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21%
12%
90%
21 %
*103%
17%
12%
119%
100
38%
310
12
12
12%
12%
12%
2,800
80%
79%
8%
79%
80 %
80%
120
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,400
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
*103%
105
1
*118%
*21
12%
90%
12%
105
22%
*103%
22%
*1%
17%
1,000
23
23%
23%
2,000
1%'
1%
1%
1%
2,800
7%
7%
7%
8
*21%
21%
*21%
'
21%
12%
13
92
92%
92%
92%
12%
92
90%
52%
*52%
53%
*22%
22%
22%
22%*' 22%
22%
46%
46%
46/8
46%
*46%
'
*52%
'
•
53%
*22%
21%
13
13
22%
10
17%
12%
52%
1,600
22%
7%
*22%
22%
105
300
17%
91%
.
119
17%
1%
7%
*21
21/2
12%
•
17%
91%
9
12%
17%
-
70
13,500
38%
80
17%
12%
16%
*118%
12
8
16%
38%
11%
17%
16%
38%
80
8
*11%
12%
119
II/2
80
16%
38%
22%
1%
22%
7
52%
52%
52%
*22%
23%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
46%
46%
46%
100
430
120
23%
22%
5,500
16,400
4
'
53
'
9
9%
9%
8%
5
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
lo
l7y4
17%
17%
17%
17%
-
16%
38%
17
•
*68%
16%
39
*38%
17/4
104/4 104%
No par
Mfg Co
7,166
25%
38
8
8
1
r
26
17V4
25
Co
30
10%
*79/4
„_l
Inc
*29%
11%
50
No par
100
(The)
2,800
29%
38
*119
121
38%
38%
11%
11%
10o
100
Mills
300
59%
*68/4
16%
15
Ry
74%
53%
25%
100
5
11 %
74%
58%
10%
10%
1
Packing Corp
11%
74%
38 %
l
5
_!
700
26%
25%
*38
5
100
pfd
preferred
96%
82%
10
—
1,500
6%
6%
1
Co Inc
Pacific
8
94
26%
1
common
(Philip)
4,400
39%
*111
116
lit
63
39
39 %
*110
600
94
28
No par
Capital Airlines
145
62
2,000
25
8%
common..
prior
-Carborundum
62
39
115
1
*90%
94
61%
39 %
115
1
,
*90%
61%
17%
No par
Carey
39
*11%
94
37%
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co.
Cannon
61%
17%
25
preferred
Canadian
*90%
36%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
-
38%
94
61%
*110
115
1%
24%
£4%
-
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.65%
3
29-
10%
23%
15
Calumet & Hecla Inc
29
5
10%
23%
..—100
California
Dec 24
10%
23%
30%
Inc—1.23
Callahan Zinc-Lead
27
22
17% Apr
21
Jan, 11
10%
23%
2,500
33%
30%
30
10
No par
No par
Club
2
30
30
17%
Corp
A—
2
Jan
40% Mar 31
20
For footnotes see
page 22.
27% Mar 20
102% Oct
29%
30
36%
—
Terminal Bldg 7%
4/2%
9% Mar" 2
7% Apr
29
29%
Butte Copper & Zinc
;
5
Byers Co (A M) common
No par
7% participating/preferred
10o
Byron Jackson Co
10
26
14
29%
17%
Co
5%
16% Dec
30
40
Bush
3
29%
9%
*33
2.50
Bush Terminal Co
Jan
82%
10%
33%
No par
9
Bros
*80%
10
*33
com
3
Butler
82%
10%
33%
7.50
3%% preferred
Burroughs Corp
16
*80%
10%
RR—
July 15
15% Feb
82%
20
*32%
36%
11
11% Sep
*80%
10
116
31
2,800
10/s
No pur
8
2
11% May 1
78% Jan 12
14/4
33%
preferred
new
conv
500
14%
82%
10
3
Mar
100%
10/a
*67
30
Dec
100%
101'
*32%
10%
Jan
15
42%
112%
*80%
66%
17% Feb
40
42%
*111%
10%
10
78
146
42%
33%
66/2
14
6
90
38
114%
82%
10%
10
9
40
10%
67%
Jun
16
42
*111%
*80%
10
67%
13% Sep
Dec
*37%
14%
100
1951
67
Oct
38
51%
18
Jan
*37%
31%
31
•
900
24 %
Dec
35
13/a
14%
50%
Apr
18% Jan
July
13'
14%
31%
7
393/4 Sep
14% Dec
13
14%
24%
91% Jan
129
5,800
14%
50%
10
28
48%
14%
31%
Jun
Apr
46%
14%
24%
74
Apr 26
100
46%
100%
50 %
14
33
3,400
*68%
16%
69%
100%
24%
92% Apr
118
18,800
40%
42
31%
Bulova Watch
7
100
20 %
16%
12%
114
.50%
145%
Burlington Mills Corp common
4% preferred
143/4
100%
*111%
313/4 ' 31%
2
2
100!
42
110%
100
50%
145
2
22
110%
19%
40%
17
*32%
1
Jan
25
42
112
19%
40%
14%
No par
com
43 % Mar
Jan
.
19%
40%
100
17
Dec
47
19%
40%
10
29
12
41%
19
40%
10
22
16
41%
19%
40%
J
10% Dec
84
100
100
353/4 Jun
8
38
41/4
*109
2.50
1
Jan
17,800
11
3
76
8,200
8%
22
14
84% Jan
900
5
43%
8/2
llJ/8
issued"
Bullard Co
5
42%
8%
22%
18%
40%
__10U
Co
5
43
8%
11%
Co
Forge
4%
42%
8%
22%
Bigclow
(The)
5
43
37%
Dec
Nov" 16
8%
11%
193/4 Jan
31%
42%
8%
400
38
22
403% Feb
2
5
42%
8%
38
38%
11%
7
17%
5
42%
8%
*373/4'
37%
7
20
*4%
4%
43
37%
22
14% Nov
16
37%
11%
36% May
16% Dec
22,200
37%
22
preferred
"When
600
5%
37%
37%
4%
37%
Co
conv
&
Buffalo
16%
5
21%
preferred—100
Union Gas
cum
Budd
6
18
*16%
4%
11
Inc
15
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender—No par
Bucyrus-Erlc Co
5
163/4 Mar 25
3
15
15%
16%
100
Brown
22% Mar 17
28% May 20
*14%
16%
5
1
Maine
Brown
13% July 20
66% Jan
5
15%
16%
4%
37%
Roller
5%
*15%
16%
4%
11%
preferred
Brooklyn
15%
16%
43/4
*15
21%
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred ^
20
*15%
16%
5
10%
Bearing Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
Brlggs & Stralton
No par
2
27% Jan
25
5%
15%
17
15%
21%
(The)
ai
80
600
5%
*37%
preferred
Edison
Bower
7
54% Dec
9
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
50
26
41
91
May 28
22% Jun 15
81% May 29
7
Feb
5
27 % Jun
543/4 May 29
5%
10
Common
25% Mar 10
Jan
7
18
Jan
5%
—No par
Inc
Boston
13% Mar 19
47% Feb
39% Nov
Jan
5%
13
Borg-Warner Corp common
12
50
&
Ami Co class
Borden
16
Mar 25
25% Jan
95
5%
12%
Co
Book-ofrthe-Mont.il
24% Oct
*5%
12%
Class B—
Boston
x50
5%
*12%
Co
143/4 Aug 13
Nov 21
*5%
12 %
1
15
35
5%
12%
Co
12% Sep
143/4 Peb
10% Nov 13
17
37%
__l
Chemical
1
18
*16%
37%
107
,10
Laughlin Inc
12% Mar 121
48% Nov
17%
373/8
46%
Mfg Co
29 % Mar 18
643/4 Sep 15
15
108
*16%
*106
47%
(Delaware)
2
82
*106%
17%
46%
^
100
Carpet (Dei) com.5
14
95 % Apr
37%
105%
*16%
45%
(Del)
15
9
2,300
37%
104%
17%
45%
Corp
Co
Aluinlum
37
104%
69%
1
W)
363/4
*16%
*68%
.
6% Dec
8
37%
290
69%
common
16% Sep
21% Jan
61% Jan
7,800
*68%
5
Decker
12 % Sep
3
29
1
2
89 % Jan
33
Co
preferred
J9% Sep 15
22% Sep 15
36% July 13
Mar
29
69%
Corp
543/4 Aug 28
Dec 15
9% May 17
493/4 Jan
3
29
*68%
—
11% Mar
'
29
68%
100
16% July
6
29%,
29
50
4%%. pfd series of
Bon
29
50
Blgelow-Sanford
3
15,300
96%
68%
*44%
1
Blaw-Knox
23/8 Mar
29%
96%
*103%
8%
.100
Corp
Co
38% Aug 26
22% Mar 11
27
29%
97
56%
*16%
Foods
15% Sep 14
15
200
29%
96%
17
4%%
Loan
Best
15
59%
29%
97
*16
Aviation
Best
13
16
56%
29%
*96
17
common
Bethlehem Steel
16
Jan
82% Jan
8
*56%
56%
28%
29
10
11% Jan 25
15
12% Nov
Oct
63
58
96%
36%
104%
17%
4%
37 %
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—.1 peso
20
1
25
29
29%
17
3
Cum
5
29% Mar
46% May
28%
*16
preferred
393/4 Dec
l3/4 Jan
56%
30
4,000
19%
Corp
Howell
&
Bendix
112
30
90%
17
RR
Aircraft
68 % Mar 20
17
89%
40
Belding-Heminway
22% Mar 13
1
5,100
95
89%
89
95
18%
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Bell
89
2,500
30%
95
*94
56
30%
40
preferred
S)
Beech
Beech
2
87%
95
88
*55%
30%
*16
Inc
163% Mar 20
Mar 16
*94
55%
50
preferred
33 % Jan
Jun
5
100
common
9
Beck
95
95%
■
preferred—100
common
prior
conv
May 19
% Dec
36%
104%
*16%
5%
*14%
No par
4%%
9
93
29
No par
Amer
of
common
33/8%
31
1
*96
100
Beatrice Foods Co common
7
1% Mar
Co
Inc.—
17
14
*56%
97
No par
($1.20)
Works
Cigars
Oct
19
58
28%
*96
No par
preferred
Iron
Sep
Jan
*56%
28%
10
20
1
7
8
86%
5
(The)
Brothers
4%%
29
*93
100
B
4
863/4 May
80
290
Lines-
SS
Barber Oil Corp
16
1% Nov 14
I
pfd series A
5%
87
87
86%
series
Ohio
&
33% Jun
29% Jan
86
Inc
17
Oct
*93
No par
preferred
conv
14
.
29%
100
W
pref
12
30
55%
29%
(voting)
78% Feb
Apr
7,000
94%
55 %
29%
noncumulatlve
4%
9"
96%
95%
55%
42 3/4 Dec
22% Mar
95
94%
Bath
Dec
3,100
94%
Bayuk
100
32%
293/4
1123% Dec
90% July 28
14% Dec 28
32
553,8
H"/« ret) .27
5
32
293%
253/a Mar 19
34% May 20
94% Apr
32
55
Bangor & Aroostook
18
32
92%
—
Mfg Corp
$2.25
7
31%
29%
95
Corp—
Nichols- common.
Conv
76% Mar 17
31%
92%
Taclc
Avco
22% Mar 17
98
RIt—
Automatic Canteen
48% Mar 25
9% Feb
&
convertible
4%
303/a Mar 19
29
36
Gulf
Baltimore
29
96%
98
55%
4%
Dec
96
97%
29%
42%
18% Dec
95%
97
92%
1
39
'
95%
55%
Babbitt
26
900
1,000
96
10
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The).Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
23 % Jun
6
96
50
16
29% Dec 23
49% Nov 13
*5%
96
—50
Electric
21
20
6
98
Co.
—
1-
City
11% Mar 26
20
20% May 23
Cor
Jan
7
'
5%
Powder—
Austin
17 % Feb
42
.
liquidating distribution.:
Refining common.
9
36% Feb
18
preferred—
453/4 Dec
14
5%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
6
5%
Corp—
—~
preferred
Coast Line
Atlas
8% Feb 26
52% Feb 26
14
Sep
Goods
;
2nd preferred
7
16% Mar 13
17
12% Apr
Jan
27
15
28
Dry
Atlas Corp
108% Mar 18
4
30
26
Ex
36% Mar 27
2
24% Feb
300
13
Atlas
102% Oct
740
16%
12%
Preferred $3.75
2
99
114%
16%
26
Atlantic
22
30% Feb
1
114%
17
*16%
3,900
5%
4%
2
89% July
100% Jun 24
30% Jan 26
2
114%
114
16
1,500
57%
12%
Atlantic
16
14
114%
16
89%.
96
26%
Atlantic
2
25% Sep
8
114%
89
5%
Common
97% Mar 25
119% Jan
*95%
12%
Preferred
30% Nov 30
29
57%
95%
26%
Associates Investment
5
8
57%
5%
6%
13
18
89
95%
26%
Atlantic
49
31
Jan
57% Jan
89
57%
95%
12%
Atchison
15
Jun 13
73% Feb
88%
57%
12%
23%
5.25%
22
Mar 25
32
88%
57%
*94%
26%
Oil &
Common
99% Apr 22
25
16%
5%
88
2.50
Industries, Inc
Ashland
Mar 27
100
2
19,300
Refining Co_.
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
6
18% Mar 25
Associated
89% Sep
92% July
9%
16%
Arvln
22
938
114%
IOV2 Mar 26
Aug 18
9%
114%
32% Jan
22% July 25
101
Dec 16
98
Jan 23
22,100
9%
*16%
14
15
16% Oct
36%
9%
115%
16%
11% Sep
32% Dec
35%
9%
115
25% Sep
9% Dec
6
1,300
35%
9%
9
9%
57%
19
24
18%
95
31
7% Oct
18%
57
preferred—No par
Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
25% May
18
34%
88
27% Dec
'
»173/4
87%
convertible
$4
18%
34%
94%
2
Arnold
18
343%
88%
58%
23
Shares
18
34%
94%
19 % Jan
31
Dec
19
Jan. 15
17%
57
117% Dec
22
the Week
Friday
Jan.14
33%
*94
21
3
16% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
18
No par
16% May 23
5 % Dec 30
116% Jan 22
107% Nov
PRICES
34%
9
No par
No par
preferred
SALE
Jan.13
18
5
com
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 13
11
33%
5
10
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
Jan.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
$6 conv prior preferred
59% Dec 29
97
STOCK
OH Corp
Armour
Mar 25
93
24
15
Sep
Armco
5
12% Mar 26
9
92% Jan
Argo
43% Jan
14
14
15
Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
15% Oct
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
Continued—Pags 2
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee (or Previous
*46
46%
600
9%
9%
7,600
28
9%
28%
17%
24,000
28
28%
28%
4,200
17%
17%
17%
18
2,000
9^2
-
...
9%
Number 5291
Volume 179,
.
.
(213)
Financial Chronicle
.The Commercial and
Continued—Page 3
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Highest
20
41% Dec
10
34% Jan
10
45
Dec
9
30
53 % Jan
28
39 Va Sep
14
49
Jan
16
Carpenter Steel Co..
21% Jan. 23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
2
487/a Dec
14
Carrier
20
14% Dec
3
Feb
34
,39% OcG
10% Feb
'
15% Sep
2
15% Oct
30
1(1% MaJ- 18
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
9% Feb
14
4% Sep
15
7% Feb
26
35% Dec
8
26% Dec
31
41>% Jan
22
Central
68% Dec
8
59 % Sep
15
73% Jan
30
18
14% Sep
16
25
Jan
5
142
154% Aug
21
111% Dec
24
143
Jan
9
Dec
31
45 % Sep
21
65% Jail
2
66
2
104% Aug
3
99% Jan
33% Oct 33
5
131% Dec
15 % Oct
24
Oct
15
*
16
,
Oct
6
23
17% Jan
7
Jan
17
■
47%
36
8
Jan
2
Dec
24
&65%
98
Dec
22
Aug
18
35% Jun
2
110
class A
25
17% Jun
20%
24% Oct
9
14% Sep
28 % Feb
24
Central
20
24% Oct
9
14% Sep
28% Fell
25
Class
16% Apr
17
20:% Dec
1
18% Jun
23% Dec
10
Central
&
10'/a Dec
17% Mar 16
Central
Violela
21%
29
15 % Dec
31
21
Feb
6
Apr
3
10
Jan
2g
6% Dec
8
19% Oct
8
Feb
58 •/*
9
Dec
*34
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
1
11% Sep
14
33% Oct
28
42
Feb
8
30
Sep
15
1
30
July 24
26% Jun
16
92% Jun
22
-
Co
Belt
Cham
3
Feb
Jan
18
105% Oct
5% Ocl
23
8% Jan
17
4% Sep
15
May 17
34 % Jan
26
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
2
39% Dec
10
32% Sep
15
81 % Jan
4
88
85% Oct
16% Feb
20
-
28
33% Jan
Dec
23
80
Jun
3
23
12
Sep
15
J un
20
21
Aug 31
22% July 22
27
15% Feb
20
21% July
20
28 %
1
27
231/4 Mar 13
20% Mar 17
17
12 % Mar
1
34 % Dec
7
20% Jan
6
34% Jan
21
6
44% Aug
preferred series A
:
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
$3 convertible, preference—No pur
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
"
5% conv preferred series A—100
Chicago Yellow P'ab
No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
JO
Cliilds Co common
1
Jan
16
32% Feb
20
42% Dec
30
30% Dec
30
45% Apr
24
56 %
July 23,
41% Oct
6
62% Mar 19
61% Apr
28
75
July 25
59
Aug 31
82 % Mar 19
59
15 ;
9
72
Dec
23
Oct
6
81% Jan
11
95
Nov
3
897/a Jun
25
8'/a Sep
18
12% Feb
6.
7% Oct
13
18
8.
10% Sep
22
14% Feb
1% Dec
18
3% Feb
13
Oct
27
2% Oct
30
Nov
14
29% Nov
5
,
10
4 % Mar 12
,
Jail
95
,
9% Jan
,
;
13% Feb
(i7/a Oct
13
Dec
29
39
58% Dec
Mar 12
13
48% Jan 25
12
29
96% Jan
22
.
convertible preferred
5%
t
Chile
Jan
,
94% Jan
2
19
2
4
91% Jun
25
102
35% Jan
22
55
24% Jun
27
16
30% Dec
C
70% Oct
6
95% Jan
Cities Service Co—
15
14 % Jan
City
Gas
Cincinnati
31 % Jun
4
89% Oct
22
Jan
103
Dec
37% Dec
8
9
Jan
92
114
;vJan 28
14% Dec
21
9'A Sep
30
Oct
102
.
26% Dec
-
90
7
.
t
40% Dec
.
12
JFeb
7
5
114Q'
.
74% Jan
1
Sep
,
Dec
48 %
15
2
14% Dec
28
17
72% Dec
28
5
City
v
44% Jail
Apr
4
Dec
29
Mar 24
152
80
80
%
Nov 30
90
Jun
100
^
Apr
172
10
Feb
47% Jun
9
56% Sep
Aug
.
July 14
12„
19
109% Jan
105% Mar 12
14
37 Va Jan ?6
75
3
41
Sep
21,
44 % Mar 19
18
Sep
16
25% Apr
29% May (il
39 Va Dec
9 '
33% Sep
11;
43 % Mar 20
2
22% Jan
19
29 % Oct
89-% Jun
12
97% Nov 25
65% Jan
r
»
Dec 29
,
-
Sep
44
f
18% Mar 18:
25 '/• Jan
,
81% Apr
91
3% Oct
*
24
24% Oct 22
136% Aug
3
130% Jan
,
*
-;Jan 18
6%; Jan
2
32% Jan ' 4
r3
.
;7
Feb
78
4
13
;-j
,
•„
29
125% Feb
T Oct
Jan
20
Dec
17
892,
v
1,000
1,000
31
31%
8,000
68%
69'A
3,500
12%
12%
3,300
39 %
31%
32%
31%
39%
*105%
106 Va
31%
70 %
70%
69%
69%
12%
12%
125/8
125/8
38%
38%
'?9
39
*105%
1
106,%
106%
20
20
20
16%
16
16
*16
16 %
*16
20
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
23%
23%
235/8
23%
23%
10%
10 5/e
10%
*10s/8
10%
23%
23%
23%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
21%
21%
12%
12%
127/8
33%
33%
34
'
100
100
6%
100
22%
22%
8,800
12%
13
12%
13 %
13'/a
13%
8,900
34%
34
34
34
34
.
33%
33%
600
33%
*100 »A
102
*100%
102
1,300
120
102
5%
5%
5%
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
100
34%
345/a
34%
34%
35%
11,300
84%
*84 %
85%
85%
85%
5%
5%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
34%
34%
34%
85%
84%
5%'
5%
*84
7
33%
33%
33%
*100%
•
5%
85%
300
6%
22%
*6%
5%
34%
700
11,000
22%
7
*33%
33%
*33
33%
100
'■
22%
*6%
21%
600
16%
213/4
7
*6%
7
1,800
2,800
20
19%
23%
23%
*105%
1,000
400
15%
15%
15%
16
16
15%
15 3A
15%
16
2,100
24%
24%
24"%
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
2,200
18%
19%
18%
19%
15,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 5/8
18%
19
19
1,200
28
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
145/8
14%
14%
1,700
6%
300
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11
11
11'A
9,600
44%
44%
44%
45%
45%
45%
45
45%
4,600
*5%
6
6
6
6%
6%
*6
*6V8
6y9
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
5,100
30%
30%
31
31 %
31%
31%
31%
32
32
2,^00
46%
46
46%
46%
46%
47
47
47
47%
1,900
64
*60%
63%
*61
63%
*62%
63%
63
63
63%
64
64'A
63%
64%
63%
64%
5,700
93%
93%
93%
*94
943A
943/4
94%
94%
95
1,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
85/8
8%
*12%
12%
12%
12
2
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
8
7%
59%
24
23
23
22
%
24
59%
60%
60%
61%
60
Va
61%
45,000
21
21%
21%
21 y8
6,800
22
98%
99
99%
99'A
47%
48%
47
47%
473/8
,
29%
28%
29%
29%
295/8
78%
79%
78%
80
80
81'A
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
100
—No.par
.—5
Elec Illuminating com.Nopar
li
No par
Cleveland dc Pitts',RR 7% gtd—.50
Special ,guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation' ——
1
Climax Molybdenum———
No par
—
Foods Xno common
1
cum conv preferred
100
Corp' —A--—
1
duett Peabody & Co com-—No par
7%.. preferred.
100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred—100
Coca-Cola'Co (The)~-,No par
Coca-Cola Inlernal'l Corp—-No par
v
103
104
28%
28%
28%
28%
15%'
15% /
15%
15%
75
75
34
34%"
.
*33%
*165
180
90
54%
1,500
153/8
*15%
15%
15%
15%
1,400
44
100
20%
7,900
Va,
6,400
27%
7,100
19%
20
19%'
20%,
20
38 %
38%
38%:
38
38
27%
27%
27%
27%;
27%
97
97%
96
97
27%
96%
96%
*2%
2%
34%*
*132%
134
132%
*88%
90
*88%
34%
132%
34%
345/a
132%
132%
*132%
117
117
117%
,97
530
.
2%
2%
1,200
34 Vn
34%
4,500
133
90
133
,
t
*89Va
90
90
5,200
118%
117
117%
;
*900
*880
*880
>880
*96%
134
"
*89
90
*88%
90
117%
117,
2%;
34%
2%
34%
2%
*2%
30
120
42 Va
42%
38%
2%
117%
43%;
19%
97%
116%
*42
3,900
73
*71
43%
"
108%
*108%
73
38%
19%
28%
*880
108%J.
*71
90
54%
.
37%:
96
34%
:
x53%
73
1,800
180
*85
*
54%
108%
108%
*42
27%
34%
55
54%
*108
73
27%
2%
*165
90
54%
160
76
33%
33%
33%
33%
*85
*42
•
75
74%
*73%
743/4
333/4
90
54%
80
106
28%
*85
108%
700
10 Va
10%
*102
180
54%
19%
'
10
104
*165
*71
37%''
10
180
72
19%
13,100
350
28%
*71
37%
82%
81%
81%
80%
*165
44
70%
*42
19,100
•28%
33%
34
*107%
54%
108
29 %
90
*85
108
29
180
*165
*85
5,100
29%
28%
*733/4
76
*75
49'A
-28%
Xl5%
/*'
99
48%
"
28%
■
21%
98%
48%
104
104
*103
103
,
.
21 Va
99%
28 3A
48%
21%
99%
48%
100
28%
*102
50
24
21%
*10
3,600
21%
24
60%
98%
5
*
3,500
9%
'60%
24
25
59 %
900
2%
8%
8 5/«
*24
13 '/a
2%
2%
7%
400
8%
13
13
13
13
64
*61
2
•
July 24
800
%
5%
20
5%
*16
16
*
^4%%
Dec
89
16 %
16'/a
*20
53%
*16
16
16
12
Clopay
4
20
*8%
Clinion
9
34% Dec '21
Jan
107
874
3
Jan
,
15
Feb,
.
136"
128% Sep
8
117% Jun
88.'
Dec
75
fl02~
5
Sep 14,28% Apr
6
2
Mar 23
75
15
70% Dec
16 Va
*5%
93%
10
Co. .common-
Stores
$4.50 preferred
*
.
16
20
5%
62%
4%% convertible preferred
100
Clark Equipment' Co new
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
5% noncumulullve preferred—100
Cleve
54% Nov 24
16
110
16 %
20
5%
•
City Products Corp^i—
,
,
83 % Feb
Oct
31
155
48% Feb 21
33% Mar
2,800
100
Investing Co common
5 % %
preferred
Jan
10
22
July
18
14% May 12
79% Nov
-
10
17%
*61%
Milling Machine Co—10
Financial Corp
No par
T
17
45%
Cincinnati
I
16%
"
:
4%, preferred :
Dec
,
Electric---
&
Common
,
Jan
102
Jun
95
14
33% July
4*:
28"% Jan
''
22% Dec
16%
10%
25
25
:
2,800
16%
30%
25
Co
Copper
Chrysler Corp
t
30
71
20
1
20
19%
20
100
Western com—No par
17% Jun
Dec
98
68 % Feb
70
45
5%
6
'
106%
10%
No par
pfd
series A noncum
5%
76% May 27
49% Jan
Jan
•
Clilc & North
10% Dec
70%
28
2
40% Sep
26
70
112
69 3A
18%
51% Jan
23
20% Apr
12%
*105%
,
21% May 21
51% Dec
71%
12 Va
20,800
19%
112
24%
15
27
32%
70%
12%
19%
*102Va
19%
.112
70%
*16
<
20%
;
103%
200
15%
30
*39% Feb
'
31 %
70%
34%
No par
Pac
&
31%
20
6,300
16%
-
5%
*84
6
Paul
*5%
*26
13
St
5%
5%
Jan
Milw
16%
33
Jan
Class 13
*15%
16
20%
100
10
Chic
16%
33%
18
14
16%
12%
22% Jan
10
Mar 19
16%
50'/a
x49 %
103%
19%
*110
110
120
69%
69%
*6%
31
18
24
69%
120
50
103%
19%
112
*110
70
49%
49%
19%
112
120
120
104
*103
19%
19%
21
29
Sep
10% Dec
15
48%
48%
*110
120
120
104
*103
19%
*10
Dec
17
28
17.000
120'A
48%
114
16
5% Dec
12
18% Dec
Oct
7
1,500
16%
106%
I
Chicago Great Western Ry
18% Oct
13%
16%
120%
19%
(The)
Corp
505/a
13%
16%
*105%
1
com__50
5% preferred
—
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Chicago
5
27% Oct
1
1
21% Mar 24
16
Oct
17
12
18 % Feb
2
50
13%
16%
38%
1.25
Manufacturing
50%
*13%
16 %
*38%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio ity common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
40
4
*
17% Jun
7
Dec
28% Apr
Checker Cab
495/8
13%
15%
38%
•
No par
,
preferred
$4.50
7 % Mar 27
'
23:!ii Dec
Common
30
41% Feb
98
21"
34% Dec " 3
103 % Jau
23,400
49 3/4
13%
38%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22% May
200
'
1
10
-
42%
49%
70%
No par
Corp
?42
13%
12%
.—-.J.—5
Products
Cerium-Teed
2,800
42%
*42
16%
31%
-
9.50
Co__
49%
1
41%
41%
41%
300
109
*108
108%
41%
Shares
Jan. Id
15%
48%
5%
5
Corp
West
Siigar
Pasco Corpi.
iCerro.de
5
15% Mar 20
37
South
42
20 %
50
1
ii
Century Ribbon Mills
9 % Mar 12
38% Jail*
lilt Co of N J
42
15%
50
Nov
5
Feb
15
42%
16%
100
10
15% Feb
19% Oct
»
41%
69%
100
preferred
Central Illinois Public Service
2
Mar
19%
41%
*13
103
103
108
41%
41%
48%
*110
107
107
107
*42
122
48%
Elec
4%%
6
Jun
.
16%
*120%
No par
.Central Illinois Light common—,.*
42% Mar 25
16
Jun
13%
15%
No par
Georgia Ry
of
preferred series B_—.
5%
Central Hudson Gas &
Mar 27
13
11 % July 14
97
5
Jun
19% Mar 25
40%
24
104
6
133% Jan
13 \
29
Apr
38% Jan
24
110% Oct
10% Jan
'
Jan
29
D«c
J04
2
19 % Jan
/ 17 %
19% July 30
23
18% Dec
2
26
110% Jan
6
24
96 % Jun
7
51% Jan
150 % Feb
Nov
Feb
105
7%
49
13%
2
30% Apr
3
42%
48%
28
21
Nov
94%
Corp
20% Mar 12
Oct
,
common
Genei'al
&
107
41%
42%
5
10
1
12.50
100
10
(J If
Case
Jan.14
108
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 13
41
Co common
preferred ————
Caterpillar Tractor common
Preieired 4.20%
i
100
Celunese Corp ol Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred--—i—w,
100
4 % %
conv preferred series A_10()
Celotex Corp common
—No par
5%
preferred
:——
20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
,22
47% Jan
Corp
Carriers
14J,u Mar 27
12% Sep 24
Wednesday
Jan. 12
"107
Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & LightNo par
5
lib
9
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. if
Par
,
Carolina Cllnchfield &
113% Mar 19
103% July 20
Aug
104% Jan
SALE
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952.
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
■
l •
"
'
<■
40% Jun
23
47% Deo
87 / Jan
-
(2
95
*
38% Dec 23
24
*
17
Oct
16,
22% July
22% Feb
:
4t :
Jan
18
59% Mar 27
39
Jan
38
Jan
#
17% Oct
15
20% Mar 17
66 % Mar 24
2
7
.
Colorado & Southern
90 :•
3
I
Nov.; 5
24% Feb 27
31,
>14% Sep 14
43
Dec 23 t
13
-
Colgate-PalmollVe Co com—No
■
$3.50 ;prererrCd——
—No
Colliiie & Alkmajl Corp——No
Colorado Fuel
IronA
-.—No
47% Jim
,
8
Jun
80
Apr" 9
Dec
Ry com
39%
88%
88%
*88
89%
par
13%
14
*13%
14
par
100
•'
40% Feb
1
38% Jan
50 % Dec
2
4
39% Feb
1
38% Jan
9
50% Dec
2
13% Oct
29
16% Jan
IX
12% Dec
7
15
5
Columbia Gas System Inc
10% Dec
'
;3i
32% Jun
i
,5'
13% Jan
19
11% Jan
29
Nov
26
59% Mar
6
33;
Jun
561/a Jun
60
2
Deo
12
Nov
28
47
63
11
.<
37
3
61% Apr
2
Nov
14
27% Aug 13
44% Jan 30
34% Oct
•
20
38% Aug
17% Oct
30% Jan
27,
35% Jan
11
16
2
34% Dec
31
42% Jan
20% Jan
37
«
32% Jan
35% Dec
6% Dec
;
Dec 22
4^
59
8
4
i
Sep
1
65
8
Sep
.
15
;
-
4%
Mar 24
% Mar 24
Jan,
..
29
27% Dec
11
48% Dec
Sep
18
38% Jan
8
Sep
15
22 % Jan
2
32% Jun
17
37% Dec
2
7
31
3
103% Jun
2
109 % Jan
31
Nov
25
105% July 15
16% Jan
18
10% Aug
13
11% Jan
23
16
64% Feb
4
39% Dec
12
2
16% Jun
12
89% Dec
18
16"%
16%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
22%
7%
6%
Ex
stock
distribution—
$5
—
Coppermines Corp—5
7%
7%
Y com—-No par
41%
42%
No par
preferred
108%
108%,
Elec Light
Gas
26%
*107
Jun
10
102
Mar 26
Preferred
4%
—100
100
99%
99%
13
16
Corp—1.33%
13
12% Dec
11
Jan
48% Jun
17
Sep
5
Consolidated
16% Apr
24
13% Apr 27
series C
Grocers
58
Jan
2
14
5
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd
Stores Inc
15% Sep
15
22% Feb
3
Consolidated
Vullee
35% Apr
23
40% Nov
2
Consumers Power Co com
19
109% Jan
99% Jun
18
9
8
36
Jun
17
93
Jun
23
Jan
30
102% Feb
11
45
25% May 21
4
18% Jan
2
7
31
89% Sep
23
95% J"n
4
45% Jan
13
58 % Nov
6
92
87
May 20
97% Jan
8
Nov
6
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
112% Jan
16
$4.52
133
,
*,■
$4.25
Co
Inc
13
54%
55
18%
19%
700
1,600
6,000
22'A
22%
2,000
21%
,
22
21%
2,500
8%
4,500
42%
42%
42%
12,800
108%
108%
108%
1,300
27»/a
9,500
8
8
1
10c
1
26%
26%
26%
26%
108%
108'/a
108'/a
1081/3
108
108
100%
*99
100%
*99
100%
*99
100%
12%
13
*99
12%
*12%
13
12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
54%
19%
19%
No par
*8
17%
17%
18
39%
38%
39%
32
1*6
preferred—No par
107%
106'% 106%
42%
43
*101%
103
20%
21%
92
92
56
57
*94%
130
95%
130
*107*%
'
108
*106% 107
44%
43%
*101%
20%
103
20%
91%
92%
56%
56%
*94%
95%
*128%
54%
20'/a
*19%
6%
6%
6%
8
8
8
8%
8
18%
18
18%
39
39%
39
39%
%
130 %~
>
39%
19,900
Vi
570,000
107%
'
107
107%
107%
107%
106%
1063/4
44%
106%
106%
*io6ya
44 %
44%
44
101%
21%
*101%
102%
102
101%
203/4
92
92
56
56%
*94%
95%
128%
128%
6,700
372
39
107%
44%
300
1,300
18%
18
4,700
300
21
%
%
31
55%
54%
*19%
*6
40
12%
*12%
;
17%
17%
38%
107%
6%
*6
8
8
19%
'
6'/*
13
40
2,500
13
54%
55
54%
*18%
16
Aircraft
preferred.
preferred
2nd
26%
107%
*6
8%
*8
26%
26%
54'A
6
6
rights
conv
% 108%
*12%
*12%
No par
No par
Container Corp of America com__10
4%
preferred
-100
Continental Baking Co com_rNo par
$5.50
preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common.—.20
$3.75
preferred
:—No par
$4.50
8
108% Feb
Jun
42'/a
1085A
123/4
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
38% Jan
108
15
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
16-
12
8
42%
108 %
2,600
22
22
107%
26%
No par
91
42%
<fe
Bait com
4%%. series B
of
7%
8,600
!
Preferred
Power Co
i
8
108%
41%
108
7%
7%
42%
6,200
14,200
21%
6%
7
48% Dec
38
16%
21%
23
paee
17%
8
41% Aug 19
see
17
Jan
43% Dec 31
For footnotes
17%.
110 Va Jan
99
Feb
16"%
21%
Textile
.
.
16%
17%
20 %
Consolidated
19% Dec
5,100
36%
16%
15
May 16
109% Nov 26
96
44%
36
21
Consolidated Retail
103% Feb
44
36
20%
0
38% Dec
17
27%t
44%
35%
21%
0
20% Dec
Jan
99
27
44
36
21
10'A Jan
2
31% May
27ya
44%
35
21%
10% Jan
15
3
27
44%
34%
22%
23
Mar 24
102% Jan
27%
45%
21%
29
14
110
26%
44%
34%
26%
22%
Dec
1
12% Jan
2
26%
45%
35%
21%
5% Dec
Apr
Jan
26%
44%
26%
10
28
100
34%
Jun
100
42%
22%
Common
102
42%
7,800
2,900
23% Jun
27% Dec
52% Oct
*
42%
21%
Consolidated
9
42%
22%
J.
16% Apr
2,700
21%
Consol Edison of N
109% Mar 27
34 V* Jan
43 Va
22%
11
5
42% Dec
11
43%
21%
Consolidated
10
15
431/4-
22%
—
Inc
25
14
9% Oct
43%
43
22%
Corp
31
6% Sep
8
70
Xl3
21%
Mills
Feb
34% Jun
27% Sep
70%
10
conv
20% Dec
19
Apr 22
70%
70
69%
703/4
No par
$1.40
30
25
19
21'/a
*69%
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
12% Jan
13 i
20%
70
6%
Congoleum-Nairn
97% Jan
20%;'
70
6%
Cone
39 % Nov
106
13%
20%
37%
15
113
13%
203/e
6%
27
27
*475/8
13%
19%
*375/8
24% Jan
23
475/8
13%
19%
6%
27% Jan
Feb
47%
13%
19%
375/8
29
25% Oct
48
12%
19 7%
6%
20% Oct 28
2
47%'
13
37%
21% Dec
*106 y« Jan
48%
19%
6%
2
1
38,000
900
12%
*48
37%
2
32% July 18
10
1,800
*6%
10,
11-
250
47%
48'
37%
29
Dec
47%
48
90
1,100
13 Va
;
6%
5% Dec
.18
-
37%
18.
7% May
47%
*49
*47%;" 47%'
?73/8
10% Feb
July
;
51
47%
47%
37%
37% Mar 16
28% Jan
*49
37%
37% Dec
17
25
51
37%
17
32% Jun
19
51
51
37%
32% Jun
31
28
52
37%
31
35% Dec
23% Oct
43 Va
52
convertible preferred
25
preferred
25
Conde Nast Publishing Co.—No par
$1.32
34% Dec
21% Apr
43'/a
*49
37%
14
Mar
310
43%
52
*49
Ohio Elec..5
26
8
17%,
17.,
52
50
41%
Engineering Inc.No par
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents.:
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
15,700
43%'
50
No par
Combustion
8
177/a
17'A
52
Columbus & Southern
51% Mar 17
2
38% Sep
17%
ya;
52
54
Co
Carbon
14
44%
45
*52
47%
89%,
16%
*44
54
47%
41
89 Va
>
*43%
16*%
16%
45
69%
Columbian
16%
16%
45
*52
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
15
23% July
7
No par
common—No par
Pictures
Columbia
22% Dec' 24
69% Dec
noucumulative
3,500
40%
14
14
14
14
14
89%
*88
89%
*88
40'/a
39%
40
39%
40
39%
par
Ist'pfd
100
A4% noucumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
.i
Class B
2.50
67
39%'
Par
21%
92 %
55%
*95
'128%
107
44%
103
290
110
6,200
40
22%
92%
22%
2,600
92 y4
22
92 Vt
290
56 Va
4,900
56 %
56
95%
*95
128%
128 5A
22
1
97
128%
330
13
14
(214)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
*
NEW
Highest
77a Nov
17
10% Jan 21
15
105/a Mar 17
16% Feb
15
1874 Jun
30
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
6
9% Sep
16
13'/2 Mar
Nov
17
15% Feb
68% Apr
16
8172 Nov 26
7% Apr
30
10 % Noy 28
67
Continental
14
Continental
Motors
2
75
Apr
3
487a Oct
13
627* Jan
25
Jan
30
15 74 Sep
15
22
5
Continental
Oil
Mar 18
Continental
Steel
25% Dec
18
3174 Aug 13
19 72 Sep
14
28'/a Mar
18% Oct
22
25
287a Jan
2
19% Sep
21
2672 Jan
19 7a Sep
15
2
12
14
5172 Jan
Mar~21
48% Jan
27 7* Feb
30
18 74 Sep
Copper
27
227a
63
Oct
23
697a Jan
9
58
Jun
66V2 Nov
5
8772 Jan
25
70
common
5
50
50
Cornell
68 '/a Jan
15
Corn
1
907a Dec
21
Corning
,
Jan
16
9972 Apr
22
93 7a Sep
14
967* Jan
19
Jan
23
99s/a Apr
23
9374 Sep
15
98
Jun
25
1
Sep 25
67 7a Feb
0
78
Nov
9
Jan
10
12
178
15
Apr
Mar 31
157a Dec
1% Oct
28% Oct
30
2 7a Jan
38 74 Jan
1 7» Nov
7%
Coty
15
Coty
34 7a Apr
2
21
25 7e Sep
97
May 22
87% Jun
1
95
19
27
Dec
12
25% Jan
2
277a Mar 12
10s/a Dec
29
1574 Mar
28
10
34% Jan
1974 Jan
28
13
367a Feb
5
99% Jan
9
103 72 Jun
13
91
Oct
28
397a Jan
30
2074 Sep
15
77% Oct
23
92 72 Jan
15
89
36 74 Dec
30'
5
687* Sep
Mar 25
13 72 Dec
24
367a Jan
12% Oct 22
*32% Nov
Jun
26 72 Jun
27
22
15% Sep
129% Jan
25
5% Oct
22
18
Feb
25
774 Jan
55
19
9% Aug 27
190
6574 May 26
1274 Jan
12
26% Apr
24
32
6
Feb
20
8
93
Sep
10
49% Jan
3
67/a Sep
27
Sep
185
15
87/a May 21
64
15
21
10
129% Jan
19
132 72 Dec
16
Dec
9
44
65/a Sep
15
23 7a Sep
18
131
2
577a Feb
95/a Feb
2
18
407a Mar 25
22
92
22
13% Dec
22
157a Mar 11
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
137a Aug 20
13% Apr
24
33 % Feb
19
367a Dec
May 15
85% Jan
88
2
Jan
28
96
7* May 4
40% Nov 10
17
57
Sep
Mar 16
Jun
3
9772 Feb
2
21
99 7» Jun
9
17% Oct
22
2472 Feb
5
1772 Aug 31
Apr
16
97a Jan
14
Oct
16
637a Jan
25
28% Oct
21
34 7a Sep
21%
49
45
*45
217a
22
Press
Dana
22
217a
62
xGl %
617*
617*
61
617*
61%
88
88%
877a
88
877a
74 7a
73%
175'/*
174'/*
17%
17'/a
177*
37/a
3%
17a
172
*1%
172
'
*1%
1%
29%
30
2978
30'/a
29%
30'/a
*91%
9-27*
92 %
927*
*91 %
93%
26%
307a
*29%
307*
25
lOo
100
10
27%
*29 '/a
30
34%
35'/a
35'/a
357a
35%
357a
102 %
*101 %
102%
*101'/a
102%
22
22
22%
21%
22%
227*
23 Va
73
73'/a
737a
74
74%
*74%
15
75%
15
15'/*
15'/a
15%
127a
127a
15%
16
127a
12%
1,320
127*
127*
.12%
127*
127*
127a
1,200
*170
200
200
*170
200
*170
200
*170
57a
57a
5%
57a
57a
57a
537*
537*
*537a
547a
*53'/*
547a
9%
97a
9%
97*
9%
97*
9%
287a
*28%
29'/*
•287*
29%
54
9%
*28
*170
57a
•
77a
77a
•
77a
7%
7%
*23
77a
77a
97
*28
55%
77*
7%
25
100
*134
135 %
No par
39
39'/2
30%
*85
25'/*
25%
*134
39 %
307*
31
88
307*
*85
2.50
*47*
5%
2o
*137*
14'/a
*5
*137*
88
25'/a
*134
39%
31
8
25'/*
135'/a
40
317a
31%
31%
14%
88
5
*85
47*
20,700
80
56'/*
1,000
8'/a
13,900
25%
2,600
25'/a
407*
5
8'/a
99%
557a
25%
•134
1
40
29%
7%
135%.
*85
5%
25'/*
*98
8
7%
100
2,200
*134
135%
40%
3,100
31%
88
41
32%
3,700
*85
47*
88
*47/a
5
200
54%
*137*
14'/a
*137*
14%
*137*
14'/a
397a
40
397a
397a
39%
397*
397a
4,100
54
54
54
54
54
12%
12'/*
12'/*
12%
54%
12%
3,100
12%
13
13%
38
137a
38
38
137*
38%
377*
6,400
377*
377*
38%
387a
387a
3,100
92
917*
.92
91
*917*
93
96%
*95%
97
100
90%
91
100
*91'/a
92
91
91
*90%
*91%
917*
96
947*
95%
*947*
18%
187a
187a
Inc
50c
1
25'/*
135 %
39%
7%
5,700
97*
7%
98
55'/a
57a
55%
97a
77*
98
55%
7%
600
200
57a
*54
29%
*97'/«
77*
3,700
'
*55
Deep Rock Oil Corp
1,040
15
50c
Decca
400
9,300
22
100
5
30
35%
102
73
97
series C
700
4,300
14 %
547*
7
;
22
Co
12 7a May 14
35%
200
;
74
547*
1
30
102
12 '/a
1472
*73
97
series B
4772 Jan
12
■
55
series A
14
11% Oct
*27%
102%
57a
100
1,100
6.400
11%
98
A
1%
30%
27%
357a
*527*
preferred
3.75%
17a
94
55
common
1,500
30%
102 %
1
series
7,000
3%
•91%
*97
pfd
210
177*
1%
357a
217*
10
175%
117a
>
3,100
37/a
93%
No par
Inc
15
23
620
■
177*
30%
*1017*
10
Inc
Co
*175
'
*237/a
*29'/2
common
Records
*1 %
30
11%
par
175
*91%
27
common
.
37/a
117a
common
Rubber
&
75%
—No par
Dec
7%
74%
27
pfd
:
convertible
Deere
75 '/a
177*
5
Preferred 3.90%
2
74%
117.
Inc
preferred
Day con
74%
*37*
1
Preferred
2
62
174 %
100
Preferred 3.75%
5
62
37a
10
527/a Feb
61 %
177a
80
337/a Jan
1,800
174'/*
54
307a Jan
22%
37*
397a
21
100
22%
17%
40
18
200
22
174%
547a
15
50
45%
37/a
40
40 72 Sep
50
*457*
18 7*
54
2374 Sep
46'/*
22
1
2874 Jun
21%
50
217.
267*
A
Corp
5%
4
217*
*49'/a
*45 %
21%
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
52
217a
49%
174'%
common__5
preferred
374%
3574 Nov 24
217a
457*
37*
100
Davega Stores Corp
3
21
*43
*45'/4'
11 %
preferred
preferred
Class
2
21'/*
49
45%
267*
Amer common
non-cum
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
91
•947*
187a
187*
92
•90'/*
91 '/a
91
96
•95
220
•
100
50
187*
18'/a
187a
187a
187*
2,800
10'/*
107*
107a
107*
44,000
10
10%
10
10%
10%
107a
357a
357*
36
36
36 Va
36%
37%
38
26
26%
26%
387a
26%
4,300
10
267*
27'/*
26%
27
26%
33%
33%
267a
*33%
337a
337a
16,600
20
337a
*33%
35
337a
100
44%
44'/*
337a
*44
44%
44%
44'/*
45
45
44%
447*
12%
12%
12%
127*
600
50
127*
13
12'/a
127*
127a
13'/a
13.50
28'/*
28'/*
287a
28%
7,400
28%
28%
287a
29
29
29%
2,600
557a
557*
94
2,200
common
preferred
Aug
7
15
157a Jun
12
107a Oct
13
157a Jan
30
Delaware
18
Apr
2,700
21'/*
49
45
1172
preferred
Prior
31% Jan
43
22 Va
21
•48%
307a
No
of
7 7/a Sep
34
1,200
267/a
preferred
4 72 %
11
237a Feb
92% Jan
39
Corp
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
16
86
237a
11%
Dayton Power & Light common
2
23'/a
*2972
Daystrom
Jan
237a
2.5o
17
Jan
23'/*
No par
29
92
1,600
237*
177a
2
167a Jan
92
23'/a
25
Corp (The)
3974 Dec
Apr 28
8
Wheat
15
83
217*
22%
100
common
perferred
16
8274 May 28
21%
22%
1
117a Dec
19
21%
23
174 7*
Corp
33 7a Jun
12
July 15
96 72 Jun
19
49
21'/*
22%
1
convertible
7%
14
21'/*
1
Petroleum Corp
Cuban-American Sugar common
8
3174 Jun
12
5872 Aug 13
167a Aug
6
51
Jan
87a Mar 17
217*
40
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Dec
217a
3.900
Cutler-Hammer
4
21
76
15
2974 Sep
21
76
17
837a Dec
400
21
98
Jan
8
7,100
10,900
16
887*
Apr
2
87a
55%
16
96%
43
23
8%
54'/*
16%
97
138
Jan
397a Dec
8%
54%
96%
15
May
2
8'/a
54 '/a
*16
88%
23
13
July 23
8'/*
88
Jan
95
Jan
77/a Dec
16
8'/a
97
3174 Sep
22
32
90
54%
16
96%
Co
5%
27 7a Mar 20
53
16
877a
International
$7
8 7*
53%
16
1,400
♦96
Cuba RR 6%
4
87s
527.
16
77
*D57/a
$4.20
100% July 28
I
87*
•527/«
100
1,000
77
96%
8% Apr
31
767a
87'/2
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
29
767a
11%
97
Crucible Steel
Mar 17
77
2,000
11%
*96
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
8
11% '<
*95 7a
Cuneo
57a Sep
2474 Sep
Jan
117a
97
12 7a Mar 19
497a Sep
21
6
11%
767*
19%
967.
34 72 Jan
93 72 Dec
7
Jan
11
-
Shares
8
♦19
*96
21
1
Jan
5
8%
52
•15%
8
19'/a
*957/a
Crown Cork & Seal Common
Mar 17
77
8
19%
96%
21
29
10
6
11
77/o
19'/a
97
37*%
.
107*
767*
8
*19
74
Cream of
16
17
18
Jan
99
17
Jan
337a Jan
24
54% Dec
24
3
Nov
103
31
74 Mar 20
7% Apr
23% Feb
32% Mar
Jun
5% Ren
52
16
Dec
180
3574 Dec
May 18
117a Dec
2
28
Dec
207a Jan
16
2
15
10%
77
77a
the Week
Jan. 15
•957/a
Crane
Jan
25
9
24% Jun
8
19
Friday
Jan.14
•96
——.100
Inc
3
91 % Jan
common—_5
7%
*18%
Sales for
Thursday
series of 1947.100
pfd 3 7a %
Cosden
Mar
Works
8
19
•
Refining common_25
preferred
100
16
2
1
Corp
Products
20
30
Electric
preferred
Cum
31
5
Glass
3 %%
Corn
Jan
15
3
16
Dubilier
Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
18 7a Nov
17672 Dec
29
3 72 Sep
"474 Nov"26
par
pref 5% series
6%
series
93
3% Jun
No
Convertible
65% Feb
166
Co
Preferred
93
161
5
common.
28
267a Mar 25
Apr
5
14
30
18
10
107a
Delaware
Copperweld Steel Co
2
8
•18%
»7672
Jan
52
15
17% Jun
73
Range
Jan.13
5
Corp
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.j£
10
Corp
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. xi
1
of
Cooper-Bessemer
6
Fibre
557a Jan
0
4374 Dec
Dec
25
Insurance
28
23% May
preferred
7
HIGH
Monday
Pur
Cop & Steel Ind eom__2
convertible
Diamond
19% Oct
44
5%
Continental
56'/a Jan
29 7a Jan
Continental
3
82V2 Jan
'
7 7a Sep
STOCK
1 l7/a Mar 25
10
Jun
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
7% Sep
11
Continued—Page 4
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Monday, January 18, 1954
...
267* Nov 17
237* Jun
16
2774 Dec
21
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delaware & Hudson
Lack
&
Western
36%
600
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
557* Dec
29
60
Dec
9
Dec
23
Aug
4
22
2474 Jan
17
8172 Apr 28
157a Oct
7
99
17% Sep
247a Mar 23
"Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
:
Jan
3
257a Dec
12
24 72 Jan
16
30% Dec
14
Detroit
29/64 Dec
30
33/64 Dec
30
Mar
x70
23
4
55% Feb
13
5% Jun
19
95
Nov 17
66
672 Jan
11
61
July 24
27* Dec
14
64
Mar
2
674 Mar 17
Escrow ctfs for common new
Rights
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.lOO
31
18% Feb 21
9 72 Dec
29
1672 Mar 25
14
177a Sep
187* Sep
15
16
19% Jun
De
16
187a July 11
27% Jan 21
2474 Mar 10
Devoe &
31
43
25
Sep
14
33
Diamond Alkali Co
95 7* Jun
9
108
29% Oct
106% Apr 29
38% Nov 18
32% Jan
8
12% Dec
30
Jan
8
10
21% May 27
8
Nov
29% Feb
Jan
25
11472 Feb 19
52VZ Mar 31
327* Jun 24
357a Jun 23
30
Jun 12
3
972 Sep
127a July 30
1
267a Dec
107* Sep
1474 Jan
25
15
21
Mar 17
Jan
22
40% Feb
3
347* Feb
13
2
297* Nov
12
Nov
30
Divco
21
39
Dec
1
317* Jun
12
417* Dec
3
16
137* Feb
26
16
52
Apr 17
36% Oct 27
1272 May 13
24
Aug 13
657a July 1
60
44 7* Dec
10
Sep
137a Dec
99% Jan
3
21% Oct
30
267a Apr
5
80% Jun
11
84 72 Aug
25
Jan
32
22
9% May 19
1057a Mar 29
47
Nov 23
137* Aug 29
67/a Dec
30
43
Feb
13
127* Jan
a
79% May
10%
10%
10 %
107a
187a
18 Va
18%
*18%
18%
*21
217/a
•21%
22
22
217a
21%
*277*
28'/*
500
28%
28%
28%
1,700
*1027*
103%
490
28
*21 %
347a
34%
357a
34'/8
*33%
34
34
34
117a
117a
11%
117*
11%
11%
11
11'/a
117*
117*
2,300
117a
11'/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
2
287/a
29
29
297a
29'/a
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
2,900
1
11%
117*
1172
117a
117a
117*
11%
117a
117s
11%
2,900
No par
♦417*
427*
Corp
50c
Ltd
50
No par
No par
Ltd
Co
No par
5
common
No par
Nem
57
*107*
117a
103
43
437/a
44
44%
44%
447a
57%
577*
577*
577a
587a
58%
597a
3.400
11 Va
11
117a
11%
117a
*11%
11%
2,200
15
157a
15
157a
157a
15 Va
15'/*
81
7972
80'/a
79 72
81
81 Va
84
83
84'/*
9,800
367*
37
367a
367/a
36 7a
367*
36%
367*
36 Va
37'/*
41,400
10172
1017a
'10078
1017*
1017*
19 %
197a
197a
197*
77
*36
417a
387a
38%
77a
7%
77a
77.
*757*
77
15
157a
19 7a
*75 7*
38
102
•
197*'
77
38
77a
15%
•
102
102
♦1017a
20
20%
76%
75%
75 Va
•36
41
•36
•
77*
77/a
7%
Jun
10
1087a Dec
3
Common
Jun
6
1047a
105
1047*
4
1057*
1047*
1057a
105 Va
2
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
1167a
1167a
1157*
23
116'/a
116 7*
1167a
116%
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
*947*
947*
•94 7*
947*
95
95
95
95
lo
287a
287a
287a
287a
287*
287a
287a
467a
467a
46 %
47
47
51% Oct
27
52
Nov 19
x48 % Dec
10
497* Dec
9
•8% Apr
25
107* Jan
7
19
Apr
30
22
Sep
25
Jan
28
14
Apr 27
477a Apr 23
437a Jun
4
9 7a Jan
6
307. Dec
4
48
Feb
10
52
Dec
48% Jan
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred..
$4.15
preferred
5
4%
107. May 15
16
287a Jan
2
17% Sep 18
207a Sep 22
287a Jan
257a Jan
18
13% Dec
12% Oct
197* Mar 27
16
Eastern
167* Jan 21
87a Dec
31
417a Oct
30
21
417a Jun
16
15.7a Mar 17
477* Dec 18
Eastman
1717a July 10
47 7* Dec
9
1567a Sep
30
36% Sep
167* Jan
18
158
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
Jan
48
15% Jan
2
18
82% Nov
6
89
Apr 29
23
Dec 29
207a Jun
Jan
89
16% Feb 23
97
Apr
25
1274 Mar 11
4474 Jan
24
174 Jun
20
34% Oct
22
July 13
102
14
83
July
5
1
2
May 28
237* Mar 11
169
8
Jan
30
257a Mar 25
94
Feb
7
Feb
11
24
17
Sep 15
557a Dec 31
12% Sep
397a Sep
14
177a Feb
21
57
2 7* Apr 16
437a Mar 18
1% Dec
22
23% Dec
29
10% Oct
6
13
Jan
26
22
5
337a Feb
4
517a Nov
3774 Jan
15
9
Stainless Steel Corp
Kodak Co common
517a Jan 18
567a Dec 26
44
Oct
6
607a Feb
387a Jun
30
Sep
15
377* Jan
13% Sep
15
187a Mar
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio
12
11% Jun
20
19% Jan
2
17 7* Jan
16
29
157* Apr 14
267a Dec
3
48% Dec
31
97* Dec
30
14
May
94% Apr
207a Sep
15
25% Dec
23
89 Va Dec
21
99
23% Dec 31
20% Jun
4
5%
297* Feb
20% Jan
5% Feb
77a Jun
Jan
2nd
24% Mar 12
4%
62 % Jan
Co
Sep
18
87a Nov
27
22
22% Jan
5
Erie RR
5
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
31
64 7a Dec
22
74 7« Feb
70% Jun
15
74
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Apr
21
49
97/a
97/a
97e
9%
97*
*187*
187a
187a
18%
18%
18%
187*
227a
227a
227a
22%
22 Va
16'/*
16%
*16'/*
167*
16%
16'/*
V*
800
97a
3,000
19
1,700
22%
*
227a
9,500
16 Va
167a
600
9%
107a
10
10
10
10%
*97/a
10'/*
97a
10'/*
2,100
477a
477a
477*
477a
47'/*
477*
47%
477*
477a
48 Va
19,300
*165
168%
*165
168
387*
397*
38
38
38%
387a
1
207a
207.
207e
21
20%
207/a
*85
23%
89
•84
*997*
14
407/a
267a
237*
23'/*
89
237*
167
*84
23%
167
89
237*
♦100
*100
137*
137a
13%
%
40%
41
17a
1%
41
27
!
267*
38
167
407a
417a
17a
17a
17a
26%
*26 7*
167
167
40
38%
38
38%
2,000
*21 Va
21V*
21
21%
1,000
*84
89
23%
23%
*13%
41
17a
*84
23'/.
89
237*
3,800
*100
*100
137*
14
*166
1378
137a
13 y8
41'/*
41%
417a
3,600
17a
1%
17*
18,700
600
26%
267a
2 6 3/4
117*
117*
117*
117*
11%
12
12
12
12
12'/*
1,600
237a
237/8
237*
23%
237*
24
237*
237/a
23%
24'/*
3,100
51%
*49 '/a
50%
50%
*49%
50%
367*
36%
367/a
Equitable Office Bldg
common
51
267*
26'/*
51
*49'/a
517a
*49%
51%
*49%
*48%
507a
*48'%
507*
*49
50%
*49
3
35%
357a
357a
357/a
36
36%
157*
15%
157a
15 7*
15'/*
157a
36%
157*
10
13.600
16
2,900
5
10 %
10 7*
10'/a
10%
10 %
10'/*
10 Va
10%
10%
107a
5,600
237a
23 74
23'/*
237a
23%
23'/a
*23%
23%
23%
23%
1,100
267a
267a
*90 Va
93%
25
267a
26%
267a
267a
100
*90%
937a
92
92
8.50
227a
227*
22 7a
227*
l
77/a
77a
7%
8
15 Va
1,800
10
4
Phonograph
Dec
Nov 24
51
49%
50
Mfg Co
6
Dec
51
49 7%
227a
5o
16
73
51V*
•49 V*
15
Gas
18
70
11
*50%
497*
1,200
16,700
10
preferred
Equitable Gas
260
260
51
16 7*
No par
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common
Mar 13
47 V*
187a
1%
preferred
&
*467*
227a
5
common
Natural
47 V*
18%
1
preference
conv
Paso
9 7.
467*
16
100
(The)
237a Nov 24
1774 Jan
61% Jan
5%
Co
97*
287*
22'/*
2.50
Elgin
Elliott
El
26% Feb
307* Jun 27
101% Sep 18
26
97a
28%
7a
2
common
Electric Storage Battery
National Watch Co
31
15
Inc
common
Auto-Lite
1672 Mar 19
13% Nov
97a
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
327a Dec 30
Oct
*49
100
Co
107a Nov 24
Oct
*50 7a
497*
2,300
287a
5
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
247a Apr 15
48% May 13
487a Jun 16
19,700
1167*
10
preferred
Electric
507*
49
100
Stores
Products
106%
116%
»
95
1
472%
30
Mar 12
274 Apr
50V2
487a
lo
Manufacturing Co
474%
Ekco
3,100
95
ip
—
Corp
Bros
51
487a
5
preferred
Edison
20
24% Dec
102
6%
Eaton
51
50
Eastern Airlines Inc
22
4872 Jan
*46
50
;
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern
7s
50
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
16% Nov 14
4
com
9
■
77a
1047a
1167*
12
257* Sep
40
200
77*
1057*
118% Jan
897* Jun
42
40
10,400
(EI) & Co—
91
Jun'Io
2,900
400
20 V*
•75%
109
51
102
19%
977a Dec 15
Jan'lO
1,900
79
119% Apr 25
45%
400
427a
1
Jan
1,800
107*
*757*
1
103
427*
100
No par
103
*567*
57
50c
preferred
28%
8
97
200
*337a
287a
8
3
6,000
10'/a
*18'/*
x92%Jan
July
5,900
9%
18%
*18
xll4% Jan
99
182,900
2ya
66
117a
Dunhlll International
Duplan Corp
de
277/a
27a
i7«
27«
65
337a
convertible
Pont
217*
10
27a
11%
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
du
21
9%
27a
X337a
15
July 29
10 7a
187a
65
12 7a
1027* Jan
36
10
*18
27a
34'/a
Chemical
37*%
*64
*63
117a
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
5
25/64
*63
27a
34'/a
Dome
14
25/64 25/64
65
2
8
24% Jan
25/64
272
25
17
837* Jan
25/64
27a
No par
237a Mar 10
2
i!
*63
65
347a
Pepper Co
Mines
27a
347*
preferred series A
conv
*6272
400
347*
437a Jan
29
25/64
23/64
12,600
1027*
877* Dec
Dec
29%
1037*
347/a
10
I7%8ep 15
28%
103'/*
16
75
287/a
x34%
Jun
947a Jun
287a
347.
29
Dow
287*
103%
337* Jun
8
1,900
28%
347a
Dixie Cup Co
Dr.
287a
1037a
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
5%
8
16% Jan
287a
2
common
Distillers
12
17'/*
287a
28%
100
Match
Stores
17
94%
17
10
Diana
Jan
57
94%
17%
1
$1.50 cum preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
77* Sep
57
937*
17%
common
13 7a Feb
3
56%
937*
17'/*
preferred——.
cum
1272 Jan
56%
94%
177*
277*
147a May 25
4
567a
94 72
17'/*
17
5
Raynolds class A
Diamond
13
10% Jan
1
.
Vilbiss Co
4.40%
56
94
*16%
56
94'%
17
23/64
20
Oct
1
•937a
8
Edison
16% Jan
13
557*
10o
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.
Detroit Steel Corp
20% Oct
100
157*
26'/a
26'/a
*26%
26%
*90'/a
937a
*90'/a
93%.1
22%
22%
22%
77a
77/a
8
22%
8 Va
227*
8
23
1,000
10
3,200
8'/a
8,700
8,700
No par
167a
16%
17
16%
17
17
17 Va
10o
*65'/2
677*
*65
67
*65»/a
67
*657*
67
*66
667*
50
72%
727a
*71
75
*71
75
*71
75
*71
75
167a
16%
167a
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Continued—Page 5
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
l«n{e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
-
1953
r
Lowest
Highest
NEW
1
7% Dec
15
9% Mar
3
Eureka
15y8 Mar
10
Sep
14
14% Mar
9
Evans
12
Nov
10
16 y8 May
39% Sep
14
59% Mar
4
Jan
2
Jan
22
13% Oct
44
May 17
6% Sep
55% Dec
16
3V. Feb
15
2
27% Jan
3
21
3
Monday
-
For
4
11
1% Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
6
5% May
10 y. Nov
LOW
Jan.
,
AND
Tuesday
ii
HIGH
SALE
4411 •
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Jan. 15
Jan. 14
U
,
11,000
5
9%
9%
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 '/a
9 '/a
5
•121/4
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
13%
1
12%
12'/a
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
8,300
3
50 Va
50 Va
50%
50'A
50 (1
50%
50
50%
50 Vt
51%
2,500
2.50
*1%
2%
*1%
2»/a
*1%
2'/a
22
9%
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
*17%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
—1
*15 V*
Family Finance Corp common..—1
17%
5% preferred series B,..—*---56*52%
22 %
21%
9%
9%
Williams
Products
Corp
Co
...
Ex-Cello Corp
July 13
Exchange
Buffet
Corp
*
2%
♦2
2%
*1%
1,000
F
21% Oct 29
7
7% Nov
Sep 14
^
23% Jan
11
16% Dec
29
22% Ma; 11
16 y« Jan
29
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
3
15% Jan
2
53% Nov
5
}lan
3
15
.18
Oet
»
Dec
9
48
2
40
106
Dec
v
13% Jan g
53% Sep 15
Apr 23
47 Vi Dec
2
34% Mar 13
13
0% May 17
27% Sep
18
May 20
Dec
41
30
May
Ferro
26
21
First
Firth
7
25% 8ep
18
32
3
93
10
100
Dec
Mar 25
Feb
16% Aug 24
24% Feb
27
19
21 % Jun
10
29% Dec
7
20
Dec
31
31% Jun
9
39% Oct
21
23% Jan
30
"»1% Dec
31
17% Jan
6
24% Dec
31
22% Feb
11
31% Dec
98% Dec
11
92
Sep
16
99
Jan
5
38% Oct
29
56 V* Jan
28
33% Oct
6
43% Jan
2
114
Jan
29
81
'98% Nov 26
89
2
17
24% July
12
Dec
19
19
10% Jan
9
Feb
5% Dec
30
8% Jan
4
May 15
19% Dec
15
27% Aug
14 y> Jan
May 15
13
15
-14%
•59%
61%
*50%
51
%.
23%
100
101 **,
8%
9
■6%
?2'A
9%
9%
9%
1,100
22 y,
22 y.
22%
2,800
60
80
6o
80'/a
79%
>
-
64%
63
64%
64 Va
106 '
106%
17%
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100'A
-41(0
:
14
%
14%
•
65
106
;
♦106
51
51
106%
•
80
1,500
51%
51'A
7%
7%
500
27%
27%
27%
28%
1,900
100
99
99
17%
17%
17%
28%
28%
29
38%
387/s
39%-
100
*98
*17
17%
5,200
1
7%
7%
8%
100
5,100
66
106
2,600
14%
65
27%
27'A
♦17
.1
100%
64'A
51%
'
40
39%
v
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106
♦98
100
♦98
.
64%
*7%
26%
26%
26%
v»
51
8
100
22
106
50
2,000
3,800
"
23'/a
♦100%
1'4
8
23%
23%
23%
200
9
•
21%
Vi
50
2,000
40
79
8
.70.0
4%
k
101
15
51
51%
4%
3,400
12,400
.39%
79%
106 %
60
51'A
4%
.4%
40
21%
106'/a
60
50
79%
14%
64
15 Vs
•60
21%
~
25
14%
60
23%
100
9%
53
24%
101
.39%
100
.
8%
53
24%
15 Va
50
4%
23%
40
-
63
%
23%
23%
.39%
39%
-■
51%
♦60
„
4%
4%
200
53
24'A
15 ya
•52 •
24%
15%
'
300
17'/s
17 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
38%
13%
39
38%
.38%
38%
38%
38%
14%
13%
13%
13%
14'/a
14 ya
14%
14 %
14%
3,000
33%
32%
32%
32%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
20,900
95
93'/a
93'/a
70
33'%
39 %
39%
5,700
89
89 '/a
90
•"
'
:
4,100
8,600
*10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
24'/a
25
4,500
72%
*72%
73
*72'A
73
73
73
40
72
72 %
1
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
19%
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
5
50
*34%
5%
19%
7
35
23%
5%
1
No par
Co
Stores
1
Corp
Sulphur
Fruehauf
6
4%
3
Gabriel
10
preferred—100
100 '
10
10
Co
Froedtert Corp
4% Sep
15% Sep
84% Mar 20
14%
60%
50%
*7%
26%
*98%
Corp
Sugar
Freeport
27 % Mar 24
79
14%
17%
53%
72
preferred
Franklin
9
15
24%
*52
23%
convertible
3%%
22
Jan
Inc
3%%
,
Dec
68
24
23%
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
27
21% Sep
11
55
23%
1
Francisco
10
4
10
3,100
1
15
18% May 21
23
75% Jan
2,300
17%
32%
13% Apr
13% Dec
22% Apr
15%
17%
*93
37%
89
*95
19
7%
10%
46 Va
*11
29
1
*15%
17%
1
Foster-Wheeler
30
200
16%
17%
15
12
9% Dec
17%
♦16%
28 V*
10
cum
20
39% Sep
17%
•52%
21%
No par
Corp
Stores
23 y« Jan
14
17%
♦17'A
common
Fair
$4.20 div
96% Jan
30
20,000
17%
pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
Food
9
13% Sep
2,700
10'A
1
Light Co
Steel
15
46
Jan
Power &
26
35% May 20
22%
lO'/a
18
7%
Co
Jun
Jan
"
No par
Corp
Power
Jun
103
15%
17%
15
15
No par
J
14% Sep
6% Dec
1
18
17%
15%
79%
'
Carpet Co
5
(The) common_No par ""
Co
Florida
•
3
10
16
(The)
Florida
18
17% Nov
17%
15%
17%
78%
*
100 *
Stores--
preferred
Fpllansbee
92% Jan
90% Jan
preferred—
Florence Stove
19% Apr
95% Oct
17%
15%
52%
8%
21 %
I "*
«
———
National
$4
.
18
3
Corp
Flintkote
11
24% Dec
16
—1
Corp
4%%
34% Nov
14% Oct
'
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Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50 "
6
7
13% Jnn
—
75% Jan
54.
*17%
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,.39%
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Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y—_1Q '
25
25% Jan
^
109
Filtrol
24% Sep
Sep
•.i4%% preferred-—,Iw; ic Tarrant Mfg Co
13% Mar 17
8
30
22%
10 y,
9%
10
'
.
Federated Dept Stores, common
I
101 y« Aug
2
X
2
Oct
22%
22
22%
9%
15%
-
18% July 30
107
l
7% Dec
32% Mar 20
j
_
101% Jan
~
,
May il
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67%
74% Dec 30
107
•
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59% Jan
'
19
2
109
22
9%
17%
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Fedders-Quigan Corp common—-i-V' "" 14%
5* conv cum pfd ser A
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5%% cony pfd 1953 series—V58
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Federal FawiCk Corp
2
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^Federal-Mogul Corp ——
„5
23%
4
7%Apr
48
22
..
Fansteel Metallurgical
9
27%
Sep 14
94 V July
1
8% pec 29
Co
,
14
Apr 14
Jap
»3% May
83% Nov 20
,
8
Jan
& Airplane Corp.l
.
86% Mar J
Sep 14
35 y*
19
38% Apr
.
19
57
3% Dec 31
22 A Ctet
1
3
26
Sep 25
16% Jan
7
«8%Mar 3
50
May 1
104
Jan 12
17% Mar
34%
26% Nov
-
19
19% May
21
47
U^Dec
96
24
21% Sep
10% Sep
76% July 21
37% Feb 21
-•
17
48% Jun
6% Dec
?4%t>ec 16
2S%|Ipv
15% Jan
3
,60
l
Apr 28
100
4
57% Dec
30% Dec 23
16% Dec
9
19
4% May
56
15
19yaJun
23% Oct 29
12% Feb 28
48%Ffeb
12
&
Fairchlld Engine
12% Jan
6% 8ep
—No par
Fairbanks Morse
28% Mar 29
10 % Mar 25
Sep 12
20% Sep 29
Trailer
Co
common
100
preferred
39%
38%
38%
37%
33%
*92%
95
♦92%
95
*92%
95
3d 74
♦88
96%
39%
89%
89 %
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-89
89
96
95
95
96
96
20
19%
20 %
19%
19%
7%
7%
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7%
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19
19%
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7%
7%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
47
46
47
47
47'%
11%
96%
20
420
20 '/a
♦95%
V
740
3,600
300
7%
7%
10'A
10%
10%
1,200
47%
47
11 %
♦11
-
47%
47%
5,000
200
G
*15
6% May 15
8yiJan
15
7% Mar
20% Jan
28
Gair
8
6% Sep
15
36
Apr
16
39% Sep
5
33% Dec
30
38% May 19
18
May 15
26% Dec
31
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
2
22% May 20
26% Dec
15
21% Sep
22% Sep
21
28% Jan
27
3% Sep
14
7% Mar 12
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
37% Mar 12
22% Feb
5
34% Dec
.8
5% Sep
18
8% Jan
22
32% Nov
17
41 y4 Jan
22
24% Oct
15
33% Jun
25
26% Feb
102
21
July
51% Jan
31
8% Apr
15
20
29 y4 Mar 24
Jun
27
20
Dec
22
27% Jan
14
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
11
31
Sep
15
40'A Dec
18
Nov
19
17
12
13% Dec
159
Feb
31
10
28
142
July
1
15% Feb
27
18% Aug
14
17% Jan
5
9% Jun
13
11% Nov
28
9% Sep
15
74
Jan
8
79
May
*29
Jun
10
33
Dec
20 "A Dec
May
29% Sep
6
16
1
Co
Gar
General
Baking
Bronze
Jan
8
10
19% Jan
2
28
129% Apr
2
4%
10% Nov
24% Jan
16
45% Dec
19
31
37% Jan
14
48% Dec
19
35% Jun
20
72% Dec
31
66 % Apr
64% Feb
9
July 28
16
6
11% Dec
7
46 y4 Mar 24
92 % Dec
3
series
6%
General
48% Mar 24
General
4
ii y8 Dec
22
8% Sep
15
11% Feb
26
General
Finance
Apr
18
53% Dec
8
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
Foods
Jan
3
96 % May 22
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
16
2
General
90-
7% Jan
6% Jun
52 y* Oct
11% Dec
5
60 y4 Dec
20
118.
Jan
Apr
9% Dec
18
120
Dec
119
21
69% Dec
30
53% Sep
11
125% Dec
29
112% Jun
3
100% Dec
22
2
24% Aug
Jan
34 y» Feb
50
20
Nov
15
91
'
Sep
21% Sep
42 y4
24
Jan
15
69% Feb
9
4
2
123% Jan
14
15
25% Feb
5
4% Dec
20-
15
General
59'A Dec
5
23% Jun
10
25
Jan
10
36
Dec
29
25
Sep
18
114
Sep
30
126
Dec
10
93
May 11
20% Jan
27% Dec
3
1
10% Jan
4
2
29'A Dec
37% Jan
100
14
Oct
Dec
9
11% Sep
20% Jun
3
25
Dec
2
Sep
15
25 y4 Feb
36% Feb
21
45'A Dec
17
40% Nov
12
51
Jun
25
104'A Jan
7
86'A Dec
30
29% Jan
2
35% Dec
4
34% Jan
6
25% Sep
22
8% Jan
92
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
100
Jan
26
102 V2 Jan
24% Oct
15
31
'■
89
Apr
19
2
3
99
Sep
8
3
22% Sep
15
Mar 10
July 29
76
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
14% Nov
10
23 y4 Jan
5
30% Jan
9
34% Sep
25
32% Jan
2
93% Apr
22
99% Oct
28
96% Jun
23
14% Nov
14
18 y8 Jun
74% Dec
69
General
Public
General
Sep
5%
General
3
General
General
0*n
Realty
21 y4
21%
21%
21%
5,700
5
28
General
2
General
Eqp
4
1
Corp
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Corp
Signal com.No par
100
Utilities.
&
10c
Nopar
ill'
-
$6
pfd
No par
100
Rubber
&
2.50
com
100
100
preferred
3%%
preferred
15
Georgia-Pacific
Gillette
30
12% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
30
*86
Jan
8
79% Apr
13
82 y„ Oct
2
Apr
15
23
Dec
1
10% Sep
23
21% Jan
9
32% Oct
27
42% Jan
24
27% Oct
14
38% Mar 20
7% Sep
8
79% Dec
18
8% Jan
138
124% May 24
15% Oct
27
55% Feb
'
Nov
18
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
24
130% Jun
30
139% Dec
18% May 22
11
Sep
14
19
Mar
20
77% Dec
30
60% Sep 21
80% Jan
May
5
54% Dec
31
43% Sep
15
59
Jan
3
15
102% Jun
2
20
31
5
7
$5
104
6% Nov
49 y* July
17
8
108
Sep
10 y4 Jan
4
60
Dec
29
~3%
Feb
8
4% Dec
29
Dec
29
49
24% Sep
2
Oct
6% Jun
23
2
27% Oct
30
18% Oct
9% Feb
33
22
6% Jun
15
May 26
1
Dec
1
19
26% Jan
18
Mar 19
108% Feb
9% Jan
4
20
61% July 21
33% Mar
4
2% Mar 25
9% Feb
34% Dec
25
30
5
24 y4 Jan
30
14% Sep
15
9
104% Jan
30
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
27% Feb
21
34 y4 Dec
10
29% July 16
34'/« Dec
31
97% Feb
4
Dec
22
16% Jan
7
22
28'A Dec
30
28
14% Jan
5
99
May 26
18
Aug 14
31% May
8
39
Dec
13% Jan
2
16y4Nov
Jan
7
52
Dec
46% Feb
27
57
16% Dec
22
19% Mar
137 y« Dec
61% Oct
36
30
31
Mar 28
19% Nov
10
149
Jun
20% Jan
86% M*y 22
2
11% Mar 17
23
4
27
Nov
30
39% Mar 17
19% Nov
56
Nov
27
9
Dec
29
58% Mar 25
17% Oct
1
19% Mar 27
141
Mar
2
45
128% July 17
2
64% Apr
15
78
Dec
31
41% Jan
8
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
2
26% Jan
22
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 25
67% July
Gimbel
$4.50
11% Jan
Nov
28
96% Apr
7
13
Co„
common
preferred
Co
Nopar
2.50
(The), common__No par
Goebel Brewing
Gold & Stock
1
Co.
Telegraph Co.
Goodall-Sanford
Goodrich
5
common
Gleaner Harvester Corp.
Glidden
Co
(B
Tire
10
F)
No par
Nopar
Nopar
Hosiery
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace
(WR)
Granby
Motors
MS&P
Consol
Grand Union
Nopar
-—5
10
(The)
Co
4
No par
& Co
Graham-Paige
Granite City
5%%
Grant
'cum
(W T)
3%%
12% Jan
2
aj-Va JUiy di
Steel common
preferred
Co
preferred
$2.25
conv
Northern
preferred
Iron
Great Northern
Gt
12.50
•—100
.5
100
1
No par
Ore
Prop__No par
Paper Co.i
25
Northern
Ry 6% pfd
Nopar
Great Western Sugar com—.No par
1%
100
preferred
Green
Bay
Green
(H
Greenfield
14% Dec
4
7
4 V4%
&
L)
Western
Co
Tap
&
Corp
Common
Jan
»ova
common
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
Gt
'
preferred
RR
Inc
100
-.1
Die Corp..No par
3
10%
13%
20 y4
10%
20%
20 %
10%
20%
10%
39%
6.100
10%
4,100
145
*143
145
10%
21
2,100
10%
5,800
10'A
72
♦71
72'A
♦71
72%
31%
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31%
♦30%
31%
31%
31%
200
18%
19
20%
20%
20%
7,100
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124
*122
11 '/a
11%
20
20
124
19%
123
11'/a
/
122
123
11%
11%
11 Vb
60
72'A
♦71
70
122
11%
37'/4
38'/8
37%
38
37%
37%
40
40'A
40%
40%
40'A
40%
88'A
9%
87%
89
88%
89%
89%
90%
89%
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10
10
10
10
10'/a
10 %
10
10%
59%
59%
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59%
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60%
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124
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121 %
121
120%
121
1,300
2,400
60'/a
5,700
100
96
10%
5,400
62
1,400
150
121
125
61%
61%
60%
60%
•:
14,600
33,100
83,500
62%
1,000
122
120
♦120%
95%
96
96%
96%
96%
97%
97
97 'A
23
23
23 %
23'/4
23
23 Va
23%
23 %
1,000
48%
49%
50%
50 %
49%
49'A
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50
1,200
27
27 Va
27%
28
59 %
59%
59%
60%
120
.
1,600
16,200
1
26%
26%
26'A
27%
58%
58%
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59%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
10,300
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
11,300
26%
58%
-
3%
29
28%
28%
28 »/4
28%
28%
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29
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100%
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100%
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101
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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20%
20%
21
21%
21'/a
21%
41
41
41
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44%
26
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45%
45%
26
26
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102
11,900
2,100
21
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21
41%
41%
41%
88 V.
87%
88
88
88
45%
45%
43%
45%
45%
11,300
26
25%
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26'%
26'A
2,300
102
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102
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,
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41%,
180
102
3,800
29%'
29'/a
29%
20%
29%
29%
78%
78%
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78%
78%
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79
74
♦73
74
74
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74
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11%
46
29%
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46
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107%
107%
13%
13%
81%
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11 %
11%
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30%
31%
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147%
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11%
11%.
11%
32%
6%
7
13%
81%
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32'/4
6%
7
142
147%
,
11%
6%
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7
,
140
13%
13%
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77%
78
78%
78
78%
78
53%
53%
53%
54
106
54%
106
105%
107
5%
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53%
29%
29%
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5%
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5%
5%
53%
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28%
2,100
28%
29%
29
54%
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400
108
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7
13%
3,900
48
47
107%
107
13%
81%
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31%
60
5,000
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11 Va
47 %
46%
107
107%
13%
29%
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11
11%
46%
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78%
1,200
1,600
28%
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13%
13%
59%
60%
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61%
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120%
120
126
37%
125
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120
127
52%
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5%
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29'A
29%
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7%
35
35%
15'/4
15'A
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88
33%
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96
8'/4
8%
30
30
17%
18
54
55
47'/4
47%
18
18'/b
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135
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80
31
31%
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20%
90%
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72
50
140
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6,000
79%
7,200
55%
12,700
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5%
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200
800
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53
300
29
29
3,500
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1%
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7%
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7%
7%
7%
1,200
35%
35%
35%
35 'A
34 ?a
35'A
3,000
15%
15%
15%
3,200
35
35
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
87
87
87%
87%
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33%
33%
33%
33%
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96
8%
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31
96
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31
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89
88
88
33%
33%
33%
96
96
96
8%
31
8%
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8'A
31
300
1,500
10
1,800
80
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18'a
5,500
17%
54%
54%
54'/4
55
55%
55%
56
56 %
9,100
49
48%
49%
49%
50 %
49%
49%
8,400
47%
18%
19
18%
19
3,100
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137
18%
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135
18%
135%
.
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31%
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80
13%
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80
135
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135%
79
♦71
30
79
4,100
31%
31%
31%
32
31 %
31%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
300
21
13%
13%
13%
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13%
12.600
13
13%
(The)—
ta-100
144
104
40
46
46%
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13%
13%
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81'A
11%
11%
30%
31%
6%
7
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77%
10 Va
31%
28%
28'A
28'A
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12%
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21 Va
41% • 41 'A
87% 87%
44%
45'/b
25%
26
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29 Va
29'/4
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78'A
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75
11'A
11%
13 V*
38%
10'/a
300
10%
Rubber—
&
preferred
Gotham
100
10
Inc
Common
$5
1
1
preference..No par
Brothers
Grevhound
*93% Sep
Co
'
25
*92% Sep
91
Plywood
(The)
convertible
Goodyear
40
•
10c
48'A
26'A
58%
3'A
39%
10
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20 %
19%
38%
10
10
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144
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104
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104
38%
38
10'/a
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59'/s 59%
119'A 119%
95'A
59%
22%
22%
5
Corp
20
Corp common.No par
14
16
120
*122
1
Co
preferred
Tire
38%
38'%
29
*11 '/a
10% '10%
62
>62%"
preferred No par
Castings
Time
4%%
General
*102'A
104
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•27%
11%
37%
3j%
9%
59%''■•'59%'
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y
Telephone
18% Jan
Dec
87
Nopar
Corp.
49'A Dec
106
11%
36%
39'A
100
100
*
9% Oct
21'/8
4
4 >/8
4
»102% 104
38'A
38%
10
10 Va
*142 »A 144
20
20'/4
10'/4
10%
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73
♦30%'- 31%
18%
18'% '
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1
Refractories
Shoe
Steel
25
1
21%
common
Utilities
preferred
16
May 11
Dec
•
23
18
21'/4
com....No par
Cement
Railway
34% Mar 11
85
3
18
31% Feb
100
21'/4
21%
Service
16
96% Mar 16
45% Nov
16
Jan
81
Apr
Public
28
21
2,500
21'%
Nopar
Precision
General
4,900
4
25%
preferred
$2.90 convertible
21
4y4 Jan
4Va
24%
24%
24%
25'A
Advertising-No par
27% Mar 23
8
10
1,500
4
series
General Portland
25'/a
25%
—„•
$3.75
Outdoor
24%
25 y8
28
10
Corp
preferred
General
1,100
25
25
4
Corp.—
Motors
23 %
25%
22%
25'A
cominon__3
conv)__Nopar
Corp
54% Mar 30
3% Dec
8
$5
23
28
Nopar
convertible
Preferred
*23
4'/a
preferred
General
5
99% Jan
boJ/4 Dec
3% Feb
5%
3%%
500
*22%
25'A
preferred-;.!:—i.L;!—No pttf
Gpperal Instrument Corp
__1
General Mills common———No par
2
23%
23 Va
27%
$3.50
14
15
Aug 31
21% Sep
24% Aug 29
16% May 14
Jan
124% Jan
11
Feb
20
61
17
22
Jun
y< Jan
50-
14% Mar 19
Jun
52
106
9
119% Jan
*94
31
113% Jun
9
125% July 28
2
105
12
23%
22%
27%
*
Co
41
35%
23%
22%
22%
*25%
Corp
cum
Electric
♦34%
*23 y8
25%
preferred
($2
34%
23
Corp—
Dynamics
Preferred
*34%
23
*34%
25%
preferred
———100
2nd preferred
50
General Cigar Co Inc com
No par
7%
preferred
100
Contract
34%
23%
27 %
conv
General
35
*23
27%
No par
com
*34%
4'/b
1st
4%
Corp
Corp
2,700
28
25'A
No par
Cable
4,800
7%
4'/8
com—1
preferred
800
19%
7
*27%
25 y2
common——5
Co
General
35% Mar 25
Investors
5%
19 %
1
100
Transportation__2.50
Amer
*5%
7
7
7
x7
7
7
5%
19%
5%
19
50
1.66%
com
preferred
General
General
78
Inc
preferred
Corp
American
$4.50
24%
2
Industries
Mar 25
14
5
Co
Container
General
7
23%
*22'A
No par
convertible
Gaylord
$8
common
preferred
(The)
Corp
Wood
4ya%
common
(The)
22% Mar 17
Dec
117
Inc
convertible
Garrett
Mar 24
16% Jun
15
124% Dec
16% May 25
9
70
9
22
5
14% Mar 18
155
(Robert)
Gardner-Denver
6
63% Dec
Apr
Jan
5%
105% Oct
Nov
Inc
Gamewell
9
11
Co
(The)—
Gamble-Skogmo
3
149
115
33% Jan
13
Co
.4
90%
92
92
"31%
91
92
*91 ',4
92
110
15
16
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
23% Apr
Lowest
Highest
19% July 28
31% July 15
25
28 Va Jan
22%
23%
22%
4%
4%
*4%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
27%
28%
27%
7
Dec
10
13% Mar 21
31
8% Jan
9
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
26% Dec
29
38 % Jan
5
Gulf
Feb
27
77
NOV
28.
66% Sep
21
77
5
$5
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
41'A Sep
14
50% Mar 27
Gulf
63
Jan. i I
Oil
Corp
25
—
70%
*69
No par
preferred
46%
22%
23
22%
*4%
5
28%
28
28
70%
*69%
70%
*69
23 Va
*4%
4%
28 Va
*69
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 13
1
Guantanamo Sugar
Jan
Wednesday-
Jan. 13
1
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
29
4 V4 Dec
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. ll
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Monday, January 18, 1954
Shares
Jan. 15
28%
70
23%
4%
300
28%
28%
4,000
*69%
5
22%
4%
23 %
70%
11,300
46%
46 'A
46 %
46
46%
457a
46%
46%
46%
20,600
26%
26%
26%
267a
27
26%
26%
26%
27 Va
4,000
Gulf States Utilities Co—
20
97% Jan
3
98'/2 Jan
105
2
Dec
16
22
Jun
7
90
106% May 20
Dec 16
Jun
97
23 y2 Dec
16
1
103 % Jan
16
$4.20
dividend
105% Jan
8
$4.40
dividend
preferred
Jan
8
$4.44
dividend
preferred
July
92
July
103
May
105
No par
Common
24
2
105
preferred
26%
101
101•
*100
'
102
104
104
*103%
104
105
*104
104%
*100%
102%
100
100
—100
"104%
25
35%
35%
35%
35 %
*34%
36 %
Cementing__5
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
17%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
*101
104
104
103%
*104
105
*104%
H
30% Mar 26
32% Sep
24
33% Dec
15% May 26
17% Jan
May 26
Nov
17% Sep
68
*14
19
102% Jan
23
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
26
33
Oct
30
9% May 20
15
6% Apr
19% Jun
16
28% May
80
Sep
1
18
29% May 12
93% Mar 4
21% Apr 30
34% Apr 26
17
Oct
66% Oct
29
31
Jan
Sep
30
32% Jan
2
21% Dec
78'% Jun
34
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
Apr
20
97
2
21 '/a Dec
29
34% Dec
14
*78% Mar
Sep 30
16
5
18
4% Dec
4
10
33
Dec
16
12 y2 Mar 11
3% Sep 16
10% Dec 31
22
Mar
7% Jan
30
Sep
11
17% Mar 23
Dec
15
28% Jan
33% Jan
2
39
30
7
32"% Dec
2
47
66% Dec
19
55
Oct
•
90
Oct" 24
12%
41% Jan
21
14%
16
7
Aug
3
96
2
Sep
15
17
Dec
29
36
May 16
Mar 25
% Jan
24
88
Nov
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
91
July 17
103
Dec
23
103% Dec 23
96
Jun
19
18 % Apr
22
Jun
22
29 '/a Dec
58% Oct
16% Nov
28
18% Nov
Dec
11
Apr
14
54
Sep
15
79
M'lay
14
Dec
29
17% Jan'
13
12% Feb
16% Jun
12
7
21
Dec
Oct
7
9% Sep
12% Dec
19
8
29
4% Dec
16
2% Sep
18% Sep
15
46% Dec
31
88% Dec
23
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical
36%
*35%
36 %
*35%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
69'A
69
69
69%
69%
68%
26%
122 %
122%
39%
-
63%
39%
39%
397'a
*53%
53%
53%
53%
26%
*26%
*122%
*26%
14%
123
147a
39
122'%
39%
123
14%
27
*26%
14%
30
400
<
4,600
,
710
40%
*53Va
14%
300
36%
14%
707%
123
40
63%
*26%
27
14%
122%
*53 Va
147%
2,100
53%
400
27
15'/a
100
2,900
14%
14%
69
69
*69
70 %
*69
70 %
*69
82%
83
*82
84
*82
83%
83
83
83
84%
240
19%
19%
19 3
19%
19%
19 'A
19%
3,700
19%
19%
19%
a
70%
*31
*30
*32
032
5%
*5
*5
71
*69
20
31%
*31
10
10
10 Va
1,500
11%
11 %
11%
2,900
5%
5%
5%
400
500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
100
35
35 Va
3,500
*57
57%
1,900
Co
58%
1,700
coin—5
34
34%
34%
35 %
34%
35'A
35
35%
56%
57
56%
57%
56%
57%
57
57
*57%
57%
58
58
57%
58
58
$4.25 preferred
No par
97%
97'A
95%
96%
*95%
96%
95%
div
No par
3
108%
108%
108%
108%
108 %
109 %
108%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2nd
pfd ser B
Houdallle-Hershcy common
58
57%
95%
14'/a
96 %
96 %
80
*108%
110
109%
580
3,600
13%
13%
14%
14%
-——50
33%
33%
*32%
33%
*32%
a
*33%
33%
100
Household Finance common—No par
*49 %
49%
49 %
49'A
49%
50
49%
49%
49 %
497%
800
100
300
*84'%
86
*85%
86
86
80%
87
88
110
$2.25 conv preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Light & Power
Howe
Sound
Hudson
102%
28%
28%
65
5%
(Del)
25
1
Hunt
Foods
Corp
Inc„
6.6G%
29
29 Va
90
29
66 %
66 %
t'6%
66 %
66 %
15%
*15'/a
15%
*15%
15%
100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,700
66%
15%
15%
12%
4
95
28%
12%
37
3%
a
3%
4
*3%
4
22.100
2,500
900
*7%
8%
'7%
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
127a
11%
12'%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
400
2%
3,300
8%
'7%
14%
14%
8
*14'/a
8
8
8
14%
*14
2%
2%
2%
2%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
2%
2%
No par
Co
103%
66%
1
Hussman Refrigerator
95
*102
*65%
*3%
12.50
95'%
103%
*15%
3%
Hudson Motor Car
*95
15%
3%
,
*102
28%
common—100
33 7
95%
65 %
*15%
*33
103%
95%
*102
28 %
12%
100
Ltd—No par
95 %
102%
28 %
12%
Hudson Bay Mill He Sin
86
33%
28%
12'/a
preferred
noncum
*95 1
101
1
Co
Manhnllan
He
95%
*95
*100%
Howard Stores Corp
& Texas
*•34%
100
—
Oil
13%
-No par
preferred
Houston
5
*35%
15
10
preferred
Hoineslake Mining
conv
Hupp
Jan
26%
35%
700
30
12.50
No par
Holly Sugar Corp common
8
24
*53%
23
*14%
5%
1
2
22%
*5%
5% Mar 19
19% Jan
14
28
Jan
96
*22 Va
5%
14% Mar 11
17
*94'A
22'A
5%
7
2
95%
22%
5
24
6
*94 Va
5
Houston
Mar 11
59% Feb
•
21
24% NOV
May
21'AJan
16
36% Oct
4
66% July 31
17% Dec
3
Jan
3
Jan
9% Sep 14
3 "A Nov 18
1,300
86
35
9%
4%
19% July 28
25 V4 Aug
6
5% Aug 11
23
*83
*34
11%
5
85
69'%
123
23 V8
35
11%
13
19
5,900
86
*68%
15"
40
40
23 Va
"9%
99% Jan
30
600
1,300
57%
19
35
9%
103% Jan
% Feb
5%
19
*83
11%
3%%
93
800
12%
86
9%
3
9
26
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr
18
80 % Jun
23 %
11%
$4.20
5%
2,300
5%
33%
12%
19
24
34
9%
5%
5%
23
11%
& Sons
23%
*32
34
9%
(A)
5:8
20
*83
11%
Furnace Co
70
900
26
131
23
*9%
5
257%
86
33%
11%
30
57% Feb
July 20
33%
10
4
116% Mar 19
12
42
8
31
Feb
102
32
18
49
Dec
64% Jan
Sep 22
Jun
Nov~19
35% Jan
30
41% Mar 10
58
5
103% Oct
7
2
*22%
*83
-1
(Charles E)
Holland
14
5%
18%
Hires Co
Hollander
25
Apr
preferred series A
100
(conv)—No par
$4% cum 2nd pfd
9
20% Apr
1
29% Mar 21
5%
18%
5%
18%
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
6
4
69 % Feb
3%%
7
2
D-c
5
.
23%
13
35%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
5%
*12%
35%
50
23%
12%
35%
preferred series A
20
1,900
14%
104
131
33%
*14%
10
14
Feb
5%
25%
132
*32
25
53% Apr
91
5%
12%
19 :
14%
104
33 %
22 %
68%
73% Jan
13
23%
5%
*32
95%
*122%
20
*23
5%
25%
14%
104
*
No par
preferred
Motors—i
Inc
23
14%
*131
132
22%
non-cunt
Bewitt-Robins
25%
*25%
*131
33 %
400
400
104
*94%
100
2
-
6,200
17%
13 %
22%
No par
Mar 27
25%
200
303a
17%
66
104
104
133
36%
30
17%
36%
*65
95 %
No par
18% Feb
V
*35
30
17 Va
*13
147 a
14%
14%
*
13%
*22%
Hercules Powder common
29
100
29%
*35
65
*94
*94
loo
5% preferred—_
Hershoy Chocolate common
14
,
30
13'A
22
_25
-
6
11
105
65
22
(H J) Co common
4%%
105
13
*64
33%
95%
33%
9
29
32% Mar
*83
22%
86
22 %
15
3
4
105
'
% Feb
44
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
15'/a Jan
6
22% Jan
5
21
102 % May
18%
•
Oct
50% Sep 30
94% Jan
2
x5%
126% Jan
10
*26% Jan
44% Oct 23
5%
18%
17
12 % Sep
11% Mar 31
22% Apr
11% Jan
5%
18%
15
23% Sep
14
16% Mar
*12%
100
3.65%
preferred
<G W) common
7%
12%
5
preferred
Hercules
33%
•
104
5%
12%
15
2
62
26
22% Nov
5
23
5%,
_1
2
Helme
38% Mar 13
*25
*32%
Jun
60% Sep
7
Jan
26% Feb
104
*131
23
*5%
37% Sep
48'A Jun
113
7
7
Heinz
14%
25%
20% Apr
74% Jan
13% Dec
5
107% Jan
Jan
104%
65%
13
65%
*32
Co
comtrion
Co
3%%
21,
26 % Jan
19% Oct 27
Hecht
5
31
24% Jan
17
2
,
13
*64
132
22%
10
*12%
14
132
100
"Hayes IndustireS Inc
Nov
87
91
38% Sep
3
21%. Mar 31
^
preferred.
13
104%
25
15
com
Schaffner & Marx
Hayes Mlg Corp
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Mar 12
Mar
3
24%. Dec
74
8
May 20
Nov
6%
29% Jan
15
100
f
Hart
14
'104
pfd—No par
Refrac
9
8 'A
21
7
7
May
Co $4.25
A)
64
100
2.50
Co
17%
64
*12%
No par
com
{Hat Corp of America common——1
4 % % preferred—
50
14% Mar 20
23
90
Jan
(M
Paper
Harbison-Walk
2
Co
preferred.
conv
I Hanna
May 20
36
14
Dec
Feb
7 '/a
Walcli
*17
5
Printing Co
F)
Hamniermill
26'/a AUg 13
2
5
14% Oct
May 12
145
9
14
11% Jan
21% Oct 22
9% Dec
July
31
31% Dec 24
15
18
2
17
53% Oct
26
10
Feb
4% ?ep
7
21
105% Feb
22% Dec 29
22
Apr 24
8
15
Jan
42% Feb
14% Jan
Jun
12% July
1
7% Jan 26
126% Dec
82% Dec
5
71
(W
4%
30
23
37% May 21
51% Jan
9
70
Jan
131
l
120% Feb 21
31
Hamilton
16% Jan
4
36% Mar
Hall
23
22% Sep
July 29
.6 % Jan
31
Jan
14
Well
Oil
10
102
104%
1
Water
Halliburton
30
15
100
5
21
142
18'A Dec
Jan
12'/a Sep
18
29
30% Dec
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
9
Jun
2
5% Oct
3
34 % Aug
107
21% Oct 23
1
16
18% July 16
81
Feb 19
Hackensack
5
2
23% Sep
11% May 29
36% Mar
15
15
*101'A
102
103'%
21%
22
2%
2%
2%
22%
227a
227%
45%
x45 %
8%
23
200
2,600
43,800
1,100
I
36
Apr 29
54% Jan
8
95
Apr 17
*35% Apr
7
45% Feb 23
*47% Jan
8
52% Aug 21
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
4% Oct 30
52
Oct
23
81
109
Dec
19
42 % Dec
10
50 % Apr
53
40% May 25
65 Vb Sep 11
101% Sep 18
35% Jun 16
5
38% Sep 23
84'
Sep
1
Aug
1
29'/a Jan
29
4
14% Dec
9
23 % Jan
18
Nov
41% Jan
3
5% Jan 21
105
Apr
12'/a Oct
16
9
68
Oct
9
45
57
Jan
14
40
Aug 15
May 29
36% May 16
47
Oct
22
61% Feb
7
15
29% Feb
15% Nov
25
Inspiration Cons Copper-
20
24
Insuransliares Clfs Inc
_1
26 Va Nov
10
92% Jan
14
4%%
11
Interlake
Jun
Sep
10
19 % Mar
254% Mar 17
Jan
5
166% Jan
7
33
14 1
15
76
Dec
31
Jan
8
1% Oct
7
2% Jan
2
34% Dec 28
47% Jan
5
1
,
26% Mar 24
39%Jah
2
90
No par
Machines
No par
No par
common—
preferred
100
InVl Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int Minerals & Chemical coin
5
4%
preferred
—100
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada coni—No par
Preferred
100
59% Nov
16
International Paper
18
103% Nov
10
$4 preferred L
;
——No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Ainer coin—No par
93'A Jun
6
132% Mar 11
12% Mar 18
Dec
30
10% M?ir 17
45% Dec
29
64
May 29
41
International Packers
5%
*107%
75%
,
54
53
*50Va
8%
8%
41'/a
41%
*3%
4%
40%
41%
8%
40%
*4
110
99%
99%
99%
*166
169
*166
40%
42%
42%
21%
42%"
40%
53
*50%
53
*50%
53
*50%
52
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
53
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*52
52%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
41
4Va
41%
41 'A
41
99%
169
42%
98%
*3%
41'A
*40%
98%
170
90%
99
98
170
*166
7,300
200
8%
1,100
417%
2,200
4%
41
99%
3,000
1,600
170
42%
427%
22%
227%
22 3A
1578
*15%
90%
99
*166
41
22%
22 Va
15%
91
4'/a
40%
*15%
157%
*15%
157%
100
25%
257a
2,400
42%
22 Va
41%
*3%
42%
25%
41
4 Va
*166
21%
41
*8%
41 %
*3%
41
25%
*14%
200
49%
*15%
247
7,800
*48%
15%
14%
787%
110%
40%
25%
247%
75%
110%
49%
21%
14%
1,600
75%
110%
40%
15%
247%
46%
75%
*48%
40
25%
*90
45
*108%
49 %
*50%
54
*50%
76%
75 Va
40 %
49%
*53%
45
*44%
*108%
*48%
40%
*48
52
*50%
26
26
25%
26
*90
91
90%
90%
15
15
15%
248
249
250 %
14%
251
15 Va
252
42%
43%
23
91
*89
15%
15
255%
11,300
5,000
20
3,700
260
1,800
13,600
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
287%
287%
29
161%
161%
161%
161%
162%
162%
1627%
163
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
257a
2,300
28%
29%
28%
29
287'a
30
30%
30%
30%
31'/a
11,200
*78%
81
79%
*78%
28%
161
*78
80
37
131%
132
*9%
7.50
*102
79 %
1%
*1%
2
*1%
36%
36%
37
36%
133
9Va
9%
56 Va
557a
*101
6%
46
134
134
9%
55%
103
*6%
45%
81
*78
1%
132
9%
56
100
28%
162
36'/a
1%
1%
36%
55%
preferred
,40
44%
109
49%
*48
Limited-—15
common
74%
40%
40%
44 %
109
6%
46%
102
6%
47
10
56%
102
101%
134
9%
56
*102%
178
80
590
100
17%
174
300
37
36%
37%
26,700
134
*133'%
134
520
97%
97%
10 Va
5,200
56%
56'A
56%
15,500
103
*102%
103
300
6%
6%
6%
47%
47%
46 %
47
47
47%
360
6%
6%
67%
800
Jun
29
55
Jan
7
International Salt
No par
44%
44%
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
45
45'A
45%
45%
5,400
24
40% Feb
3
International Shoe
No par
38
33%
38 ye
38%
38 Va
38 %
38%
38%
387%
387%
1,700
39%
39%
40
40 %
40%
41
30
54
Jab
26
21
35
Jan
19
31
20 % Jan
6
24% Jan
8
3
24
10
31% Dec
18
Jun
International
7%
Silver
common
pre fcrred
He.
Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
5
4
28% Oct
8
33 y2 Jan
22
2
30
23 % Dec
29 '
30 Va Mar
18
Interstate Dept Stores
15
11
14
Interstate
36
29
9% Sep
29% Jan
19
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
26% Mar 16
Inter type Corp
30 % Jan
25% May 8
22% Apr 17
28% dec
31
27
Jun
16
25 % Jan
30
22«/8 Jun
15
26% Nov
39% Feb
5
141% Jan
13
5% Jan
19
15Va pec 22
109% Dec 10
130
Jan
6
Feb
11
6% Dec
16
25
25
Internni.ional Toiep
10 % Sep
Feb
44%
75
109
38 Va Dec
13% Dec
22
100
Iron—
Int'l Harvester
5
16
30% Dec
126% Oct
preferred-
Int'l Business
7%
common
15
36 Va Dec
12
Corp
15
4
16
Interchemical
—No par
9% Sep
2
25% Oct
Inland Steel Co
100
47% Jun
36% July 24
35
Sep
32'/a July
No par
128 Va Sep
■;
20% Pec
30% Sep
2
1
Ingersoll-Rnnd common
6%
preferred-
44%
74%
„
5
18
13
Industrial Rayon
par
Jan
2o
Nov
A
48
Feb
8% Jan
5
Me^, S
23
15J
26
Industrie Electrlca De
28
33% Dec
30% May 19
cum
Dec
23
4
43% May 28
56% Jan
21% Sep
27% Sep
21
3
6% Mar 16
4,42%
Jan
24 %
May 15
3% May 6
55% Dec 26
21
148% Jun
94
137% Aug
14% Jan
Oct
165
224
14
4
19
Aug 13
13% Sep 15
1
48 Va Jan
97% Jan
50
86
23
Apr 23
23% Dec
1
1
50
50
15
13% July 17
21 y4 Sep 15
24
246% Dec 29
36% Jan
50
preferred
preferred
101
Apr
35% Sep
18% Sep
July 14
172'
preferred
preferred
cum
7
151
3
96
19
27
cum
4.70%
Illinois Terminal RR Co
11% Jan
9y« Oct
cum
4.26%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
21% May
42% May
4.08%
7
13
19
Dec
5
Jan
54'A Mar 11
22
51% Jan
2
Jan
52
11% Apr
22
40% May
130% Jan
50'
2
18
No par
common
42% Dec
41 % Oct
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
5
Sep
3% Dec 30
25
4
Illinois Power Co
100
pfd ser A
conv
34% Jun
29
2
noncum
May
17
96% Dec
16% Mar
4
(>%
46
30
164% Nov
29% Oet 22
42% Dec
'
44
8% Jan
28
160% Jan
28
4
8% Jan
20
Apr 22
113% Jan
20
common_10()
52
Feb
186
Illinois Central RR Co
30
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
155% Jan
18% May 1
88% May 19
15% Jun 16
88% Jan
6
41% Dec
64 %
Idaho Power Co
49% Jun
17
May 21
55% Oct
48'A Mar 25
40%
40'A
40%
33
33
33
*32
34%
100
13%
14%
13 7A
14V'a
14
14 Va
14
14 Va
14
14%
21,500
29%
30
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30
30 7%
31%
317%
3,400
1,100
*32
33
*32
%
33
40%
*32
1,400
31%
x31 Va
31 Va
31%
31%
*31
31%
317%
26
26
*25%
26
25%
257a
26
26
25%
.3.00
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107%
107 a
5,800
No par
30%
30%
30%
30 %
31
31
31%
31%
31%
32
1,200
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_No par
Power He Light Co
10
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
30
30'/a
30 Va
30%
2,800
25 Va
25%
25
25 Ya
25
25%
25%
25%
25
25 V4
3,100
Island Creek Coal common.
16%
16'A
16%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
177'a
4,200
119
*116
$1.40
cuin
conv
pfd
25
1
Power Co
Iowa
$6
50c
preferred
1
*116
.
119
*116
119
*117
119
*117
26
800
119
J
3% Oct 20
19% Jan
2
26 y4 Aug 15
3
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
17'A Aug 31
81% Jan
2
9p
Jun~~3
82
Feb
62% Feb
15
19
100
Jefferson
Lake
26
Apr
23
43
Nov
6
9
88% J(in
19
101
Jah
16
9
May
78% Jun
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
19
Sep 14
74% Jan
2
66% Dec
8
Johnson
24% Jan
5
Jones &
82
3
5%
71% Jan
7
25 % Jan
21
82
16
90% Apr
38% Feb
2
18
Co
Inc common—i
Sep
18
86
29y4Sep
14
39% Mar 17
22 '/a Nov
4
30% Mar 12
Kaiser
preferred series
5%
2,800
19%
*19%
197%
197a
19%
197%
197'a
400
207 a
207a
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
21
88
88
*87 %
88%
88
88 V2
*87%
88%
88
88
41%
41'A
41%
41 %
41
4178
417%
417%
42
42%
1
*99
5%
101
5'/a
*99
101
101
*98
57%
*98
57a
101
57i
*98
700
290
2,100
101
67%
64%
65
64%
66
65%
66%
667'a
67%
63
63%
63%
63 %
63%
64%
63
63
64%
1,600
10
20 y8
20%
20%
2074
20%
207%
207%
21%
20%
217 a
21,400
100
86'A
86'A
867a
867%
*8678
86%
86 %
867a
87
87
1
32%
327a
32%
327/8
33
327%
33%
33%
33 7a
1
26 Va
26%
26 Va
267'a
26 Va
267-a
26%
27
26 3
4
27'A
7,300
47
47%
47
47
47
47
47
47%
47'A
47%
3,700
3%
3%
3%
3,500
No par
12%
com
Joy Manufacturing Co
Dec
5%
19%
20%
100
Johnson.
Laughlhi Steel
5%
19%
20%
pfd—100
3%%
&
5'%
*19'A
1
preferred
Johns Manville Corp
Jersey Cent Pwr & I.t 4%
Jewel Tea
5%
1
^par
Sulphur Co
Feb
22
31% Oct 30
9
89
53% Oct 30
Oct
25% Mar
Jacobs (F I.) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
7
20 Va Oct
,
May 12
July
34
96
25
A
33
,
*63
68%
11,500
260
3,200
K
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
*8
26
19% Dec
lo
Dec
For
footnoie*
natrf
*>2
41'/a Nov 30
2% Oct
15
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
49
5%
Alum
cum
&
Chem
Corp
preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
50
10
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%'
3%
*3%
Number 5291... The
Volume 179
(2171
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lou est
Highest
LOW
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
26% Jun
16
33 % Dec
14
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
85
Jun
10
95% Jan
13
102% May 21
92
Sep
11
100% Mar
98% Jun
18
105% Dec
preferred
4%
cum preferred
4.50%
preferred
Kansas City Southern—
36% Sep
5
30% Dec
2
96
15
Jan
106
103% Mar 12
10
Dec
1
May
3.80%
.
9
16
14
16
37
Oct
2
19% Sep
4
17
Sep
27
21
28
13 % Dec
19
10
July
68% Oct
22
92%
71
29
20% May
July
Apr
30
Mar
5
18
82
25
60
6
18
Jan '
8
Nov
16
24% Feb
3
39 % Jun
16
49% Dec
111% Feb
14
101
Sep
15
22% Sep
28
18%
18%
18%
6,800
14
14
14
14'A
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14 %
12,800
9
Mar 17
41% May 19
Kinney
95
.
35% Oct
23
49% Jan
21
28 %
91
Apr
28
34
Oct
21
31% Jan
42% Dec 24
37% Apr
28
Jun
9
8% Mar 13
9% Dec 23
5% Dec
8
7% Jan
18% Oct
6
11% Mar
2
88
31
56
14
72% Jan
30
26% Dec
8
1
86
2
92 % May
9% Dec
.
22
64
3
Feb
95
23
30% Nov 26
Feb
;
25% Jun
10
21%. Dec 16
21% May
34
14
Dec
29
22%'Jan
20
% Dec.22
1% Jan
7
Dec
4
Nov
13
2% Jan
17% Jan
29
6% Dec
16
14% Jan
6
5% Feb
23
1% Dec
15
4% Jan
22
3% Dec
29
33 % Dec
36
30
18
16% Mar 28
14
Jan
2
Nov
17
25
Jan
7
16
Dec
29
x33% Feb
27
42% Dec
23
13% Dec
21
2
160% Jan
49
May
39% Dec
Dec
15
63
29
82
Dec
Aug
6
Jun
5
171% Nov
6
58% Jun
9
77% Dec
17
155
30
11
15
48% Jun
25
26
35% Sep 24
19 % Feb
9
46% Mar 17
28% Sep
15
38% Mar
3
16% Oct
1
22
15% Sep
14
21% Feb
4
Jan
2
14
1
26
75% Apr
18% Apr
15
11% Oct
28
24% July
18% Jan
23% Jan
30
64
31% Nov 28
Jun
26
Sep
14% Jan
17% Dec
2
Jan
101
101
97
13,500
85'A
pfd
2nd
noncum
4.75 conv'preferred
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
5
35% Mar 26
10
12
Jan
9
106% Dec
3
14
23% Dec
9
30
10
15
20
67% Dec
30
Sep
15
67% Jan
33% Aug
8
30% Dec
16
8
99% July
7
92
35% May 25
97% Nov
9
37% Oct
16
50
Jan
30
36% Sep
15
45% Jan
Nov
14
15% Jan
25
7% Oct
23
12
Mar 20
M
40% Aug
4
45
8
45
Feb
MacAndrews
10
135
17
10% July 13
132
2
22
15%
15
15%
1,300
49%
49%
*49
20
20
20%
20%
51%
51%
52%
53
1,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
1.000
*47%
49%
20
*193/4
20
50%
x50%
51
22%
22%
22%
223/4
*85%
88
*85%
88
•
22%
*85%
88
88
8%
8%
8%
8 3%
8%
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
1
13%
14
14
14%
14
14%
.
U
13%
%
6%
7
7
7
7%
7
7%
2%
2%
2%
2 %
2%
2%
2'A
34
34V4
34%
34%
34%
34%
l'5%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
18
8%
,
*2
.
J
34%
35
15%
15%
•1
8%
3/4
%
3/4
3/4
50
*86%
8%
27%
6%
8%
'
200
500
88
8%
29%
6,800
29%
14%
14%
5,900
It
in
iti
7,400
7%
2,100
!;!
7
2,300
*2%
2%
800
,,
34%
35%
7,100
,
15%
16%
1,200
10,100
17%
18%
,
18 %
18
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
18%
39%
40%
39 %
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40 3/4
41%
9,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9'A
9%
9%
10,400
39%
39%
39%
'
9
*38%
64
63%
159
641/2
63%
%
158
159
*39
633/4
158
39%
64%
156%
158
39%
39
63 3%
156
39
64%
63-3/4
156'%
157
39 %
700
64%
15,500
157
150
82
3,100
41%
l,6p0
76%
77
77%
79%
80%
82
81'A
82
81%
39%
39%
40
40
40
40%
41
41
*40%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22
22%
22%
33%
35
33%
343/8
33 3/4
343/8
34'A
343/a
34%
343/a
9,900
18%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
12,500
*66
67
67
67
67%
67%
67%
26
27
26%
26%
263/4
273/8
27'A
27%
27%
27%
16,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
59,800
28%
22%
17%
*106%
107 %
*104
104%
*106
100
100
100
107%
24%
24%
xl7
*109
110%
29%
24%
110
*22
29%
233/4
*68
293A
30
24
233/4
23
1,900
69%
30
300
'
5,000
24%
6,600
110
110
110
110%
23
23
233/s
1,400
17%
17
17'A
19,900
22%
23 %
23
17
23
22%
22%
17%
*109
28%
23%
24%
24%
24%
110
*66
29
283A
29%
23%
*108%
17%
17
*106%
17%
107 %
*106%
107 %
*1063%
107%
*106 3/4
107%
104%
1041%
*104
104%
*104
104%
*104
104%
106%
*106
106%
*106
106%
*106
300
106'%
*106
,■
24%
24 %
24%
24'%
24%
24%
24%
"l6
25%
10,700
148
148
148'%
30
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
423%
42
42
42
42%
6,200
59%
60
60%
60:%
61%
613/4
61%
61%
61%
61%
4,000
31%
313/4
313/4
3P/4
32
31%
32
1,400
97%
*96%
971/2
*961/2
148
7%
20
200
1,200
15'A
50
Louisville Gas & El
91% Jan
4%
22 %
'%
Lorillard
24% Feb
*4%
21%
13%
10
Co com
4%
20
49
10
50
22%
49%
*46%:
120
4%.
20
A—No par
preferred series C
52% Feb
May 25
15
4,800
85%
22%
5
27%
(P) Co common
10
preferred
100
Co (Ky).Nopar
Louisville
& Nashville
—50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc com—1
4%% preferred series A_r——100
Lukens Steel Co—
10
5
15
•
10
10
100
series B preferred
5.25%
7
42% Dec
55
5%
14%
32%
*85
853/4
9%
10
32%
32%
-*85 "
80
15
*22
*86%
10
pfd series A
5.25%
14
106% Jan
13
May
Long Island Lighting
18% Mar 25
110
6
Jun
22
80
22%
*4%
5
22
22%
._5
Cement Corp
*4%
49
1
—No par
.
9%
9%
9%-
4%
31%
'
."
49%
Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
9%
*19%
-1
(The)-
33%
22
*46%
No par
Aug
110
33%
14%
preferred—
Lone Star Gas Co common-.
34% Jun
23
31%
85
4%
-1
Lone Star
146% Dec
41% Dec
31%
85%
22
50
.
-Apr-15.
Dec"l8
9
10%
31%
*84%
9%
26
158% May 24
3
Jan
10
31%
85%
Co
34% Mar 19
30% Aug
160% Dec
25%
Jan
33
2,600
16
15% Jun
2
24
Aug"" 5
20%
45%
15
101% Jun
143
2,000
45%
18
14
21
107
50%
45%
Loew's Inc
21% Oct
Dec
2
50
No par
14% Mar 25
15
106% Nov
July 14
13
27
74
103% Jun
7
Feb
29% Nov
23
10% Sep
4
27% Mar 27
17
20 % Apr
23% Jun
102
3,200
49%
45
No par
;—
5
Lionel Corp (The)
2.50
Lion Oil Co
No par
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
•
3 % %
cohverllble preferred—100
47% Mar 16
21% Dec
43% Feb
33%
49%
45%
Tulip -Cup
Link Be!!, Co
14
5
33%
49%
45%
Lily
30
x27% Nov-
333A
49%
44%
31%
33%
-7
-5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred-100
Jan
Nov
333/a
49%
44%
31'A
*84%
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp
33% Nov
66
34
49%
46
13
10
xl2% Apr
43
33%
493A
44%
10
8% Jan
34% Jun
Dec
33%
49%
Libbey-Ovvens-Foi'd Glass Co
13
74
300
_i—
Lerner Stores Corp—.—<—--No par
29
173% Apr
1
243A
32%
10% Apr
76
4
*24%
*31%
22% Mar 17
Jan
600
2,700
80
42% Feb
Feb
21%
483/4
108%
32%
14
9
48%
*107
24%
Lelrn <& Fink Products-—
4
48%
108%
*79%
33% Sep
7
21%
21%
48%
*24%
Lehman Corp
12
.18% Mar 27
38
7% May
1
'35% Oct 28
61% Jun
Nov
-"Hlc
*21
*106%
48%
108
& Co—L——INo par
(S H)
3.85%
21
48%
*1063A
*31%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
■
Mar 24
24%
21
-
483/8
108
80
—100
10
25
Lehigh. Vajley RR ———No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
$3 noncum 1st preferred—No par
48
11%, Jan
21
48%
*106
4,300
24%
Lee Rubber & Tire
;5
Lees (James) & Sons Co common_f3
9
.
23
July 14
7% Oct
Jan
29% Feb
*20%
48%
17
32%
t
4%%
preferred
Lane-Wells Co
,
20%
108
243/4
Lambert Co (The)--;
iNo par
Lane Bryant common——
Mar 12
24% Mar 17
47
Sep 21
21% Nov 23
Jan
lV4
Dec
18% Sep
1
8% May
14
46
15
54% May
,
12
Dec
25% July 16
10,200
48
La Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mix
50
7
10
22,900
42%
16 3/4
24%
Laclede Gas
18% Mar 18
68%
41
*78%
7
31
67 %
41%
*31%
4
14 % Dec
16%
68%
40%
24%
Dec
12
16%
66%
413/8
80
Kroger Co' (The)--——
25'A Aug 20
16%
663A
40%
20%
preferred.
prior
5% Feb
2
16%
65%
40%
32%
Kress
19% Jan
163A
66
40%
24%
5
21
16%
65%
40%
105
,
31
16 3/4
653A
*31%
5
10
4% Dec 28
19
16%
*78%
F^b
46% Dec
300
32%
5
57%
2,000
"
36%
80
5
16% Dec
Jan
20% Apr
t
*36
36%
*78%
common
Jan
Jan
■24
20% Jan
45
8
8
39
*31%
Co
41% Jan
$5
38%
*36
40
__No par
Koppers Co Inc common—
10
4% preferred
100
Kresge. <S S) Co10
May 12
39
65'%
1
_1
Corp
R)
(G
35% Jan
29
25
—
Klng-Seeley
22
47% Dec
39%
18%
11
31% Dec
39%
183A
Jan
5
10
1043A
353/4
Dec
5
50
*104%
105
39%
24
54% Sep
*104
105
18%
78
39% Jan
*104%
353A
7
93%
104%
5,600
100'A
*99
100%
*99
100%
39%
27
.
*104'A
*99
183A
Oct
;
100
95
36%
Nov
14
105
100
Shares
323/4
39
80
-
104
100
101
*94%
95
*94'A
18%
25
50 % Mar 25
100
95
32%
323A
32 3/4
32%
*35%
8
31
*94%
18 5%
2
Sep
32%
94%
35%
27
81% Dec
323A
94%
39
Apr
;97% July 30
32%
18%
18% Jan
3
32 %
95
*94'%
35%
70
19
32%
com.No par
100
100
the Week
Friday
Jan. 15
38%
21% Feb
26% Dec
Jan.14
--No par
4%
.
'
3
12
Jan
20% Jun
21
7
51% Sep
114
15
14
37% Oct
9
22% Aug
1
40
110
14% Dec
13% Sep
40 y4 Feb
1
Feb
Thursday
Jan.13
preferred—
50
Co——8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
1
Kennecott Copper __;
No par
Kern County Land Co—;——2.50
Keyslone Steel &.Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp. com—No par
«' 4% conv preferred (cum)
100
28
59 % Sep
Jan~26
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Jan.12
non-cum
Common
Mar 17
9% Feb
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 11
Par
Kansas Power & Light
45% Aug 10
32 % Jun
16% Jan
AND
Monday
'
EXCHANGE
Highest
3
263/4 Jan
'87 % Jan
95
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
Range for Previous
148
31 %
*96%
40%
*
40 %
148
40%
148
*148
41
40%
149
*147
32 %
32%
97%
*96'%
97%
*96.%
97%
40%
*40
40%
40%
40%
1,100
M
10
1283A Sep
May
7
41
Jun
Jun
3
125
Sep
28
30
17% Jan
243/4 Oct 22
31% Jan
30
20% Dec
29
29
90% Jan
28
78% Sep
14
12
Oct
84
Dec
6% Dec
16
10% Jan
5
26% Oct
30
39
Feb
8
■' 22% NOV
14
Apr
Dec
24
6
Dec
19
20
Sep
15% Sep
15
552
8
7
4% Sep
14
8
Jan
16
Jan
23
22
July 11
Magina Copper
28
Mar
'
12% Jan
17
63/4 Sep
18
11
29 % Jan
28
163A Sep
21
25
13
Dec
22
11% Jun 10
25
57% Jan
22
52% Jun
15
58
17
27% July
8
,223/4 Sep
15
25% Mar 19
■
10% July
52% Feb
2
23
Nov
85
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
8% Jun
25
16
Dec
19
15
13% Jun
-
80
Sep
8
12% Jun
16
Marathon
Jan
13% Dec
Feb
88 % Mar
4 % %
lJ
14 %
10
Sep
14
33% Jan
2
16% Dec
29
25% Feb
18
17% Sep
15
21% T«o'v
16
10
34%,; Aug 28
42 'A Dec
30
10
98% Jim
30
i io% Jiin
5
11
27% Jim
10
Martin-Parry
2
20% Feb
Oct
,'38%
30
Oct
49'A Apr
•»
Mar
104% Jan
3
29% Jan
25
90% Jan
2
98
July 21
83 % Jun
5
95
Jan
20
90% Jan
2
97
May
7
82% Jun
12
95
Jan
6
2
ir,
% ivr^v
94
19% Dec
31
16
Dec
30
19% Dec
4
:Masohile
'Master
:
Jan
79
'14%
."45%
Jan
87
4
18
15% Mar
7
Feb
28
42
May
51
12
X22'% Nov
Jun
34 % Aug
10
Jan
113
T.»lv
32% Mar 23
1
Sep
15
21
45
Sep
29
52
-15
Dec
4
<
"
-Mar 12
31
20% Sop
14
30% Feb
10
45% NOV
13
41% Nov 27
45:,A Feb
17
65
2q
15% Feb
16
92
8
57% Sep
15
22
353/4 Dec
1
3
17
33% July
2
71 % Jan
12
39% Dec
3
Jan
73% Mar 12
Corp
common
preferred
$2.50
4
72% Dec
28
83 % Apr
5
Nov" 2b
11.3', r>p0
25
Nov
17% Mar
30
55% Mar
7
98% Apr
28
89% Dec
71
26% Sep
14% Oct
Corp
28
Sep
Porcupine
McKesson
& Robblns Inc.
17
46
233/4 Jan
23
26% Jan
7
18% Dec
24
26% Jan
21
McLellan
12% Nov
3
15%'Jan
21
11% Dec
29
14% Jim
22
McQuay
223/4 July 15
28% Feb
2
21% Sep
14
29% Dec
18
Mead
95
18
—1
Co
Stores
'
86
14
83% Oct
13
24
26'/a J»n
2
Feb
8
11,% Dec
46
Aug
153/4 Sep
94
8
22
12% Oct
Jan
26% Dec
Aug 19
23% Mar
16
' Dec
10
50% Mar 12
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
9
Oct
6
35%.Jan
22
17
93% Dec
12
80
47
22
84% Jan
4
104% Oct
3
121
2
Jan
.
Sep
May
923A Jun
May
1
10
No par
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Norris
Mfg
28% Mar 19
20
143/4 May 22
503A May 21
15
19% Jan
14
4
10
7
Corp
Co (The) common—
1
convertible 1st preferred—50
Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc. common.
16%c
5%
25% Jan
5
89
Oct
27
$3.50
111
Jan
20
$4
preferred
conv
preferred—.
No par
Mergen thaler Linotype Co—No par
2nd
$4.25
23
97
Nov
25
21
Sep 15
31
J01?
31
Nov
5
Merritt-ChaDinan
39% Jan
9
M'esta, Machine
28
Nov
22
Oct
15
28% Jan
2
22
Jun
16
37% Dec
18
54% Feb
11
28
Dec
29
923/4 Jan
2
101
Jan
3
91
Jan
33% Jan
91% Feb
20
Oct
6
105
20
Jan
Jun
25
95
Sep
14
97% Jun
14
3
88
Jun
12
95% May 23
109% Aug
8
26% Dec
18
8
Jun
11
86
108
84
July
99
May 21
3
28
55% Sep
22
28% Nov
28
2j23A Jun
9
page
Metropolitan Edison
4.35%
preierred
93% Jan
13
3.85%
preferred
93% Feb
4
107% Feb 19
66% Dec
813A Jan
14
2
2
293/8 Mar
16
see
&
12.50
Scott
5
Co
Feb
105
14
203A Feb
footnotes
98 % Jan
183% Sep
58% Oct
For
30
,
27 % Mar
5
31
9
3.80%
4.45%
Miami
preferred
preferred
100
100
100
5
series
series
series
Copper
Mid-Continent
Middle
3.907//, pfd—100
series.!
100
South
10
Petroleum—
Utilities
Inc—No par
22
I
253A
25%
26
26
26%
26%
263A
2,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,400
*515
*515
535
*4%
4%
*4%
223/4
•
535
*515
530
4%
4%
4%
*4 "A
5'%
5'%
5'%
200
23'%
23'%
23%
23'A
1,000
7%
73/4
77%
1.500
20'%
20'%
23
73%
19 3/8
123/4
7%
7 3%
19%
73A
12%
*515
4%
4%
23
19%
535
*6%
4%
•
23
73/4
6%
4%
5'/a
19%
19%
*
43/4
20%
18,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,300
55 %
55
55
55
55
24'%
24%
24%
24%
84%
*84%
84%
*543/4
55'%
24 %
24'A
24%
24%
83'%
83%
'*833/4
84%
173%
18
18
18%
177%
18'%
17%
*13%
133A
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
16%
17
18%
183A
18%
18%
18%
39%
40%
40%
40%
42
*103%
104 %
104%
104%
104%
105
28'A
283A
28%
.28%
28 7%
29%
93%
93%
93
93
93
93
•
17
is
40%
104
y2
.40%
.
104
28'A
28'A
92%
93
93
93
93
49
*84
16%
17
17
94
*93
94
*93
600
7,800
800
17,100
700
6,700
*83%
84%
*83%
17%
*17%
173/s
17%
18
*17%
17%
*47%
49
*47%
110
85
17%
270
94
83'%
49
*47
*47%
49
49
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
20%
20%
20
43
43
43
43
43
43%
12%
12%
12%
12%
76%-
76-%
12%
12%
*76%'
77%
68 3/8
68%
12%
68%
-
*69,
69
*76
68%
34%
35%
*35%
35%
35%
*76
533/4
56'A
55%
553A
54%
383A
38%
39'%
39'/a
39%
19'A
193/a
*11%
28
28%
*86 3/4
28%
28%
19%
19'%
*12
12%
28%
28'A
*863/4
88
28%
19 7%
12%
12%
12%
28'A
28%
88
86%
86%
28%
2,400
60
77
693A
1.200
37%
1:700
55%
55'%
1.900
39%
>'
39%
2,900
20
20 %
1,700
12%
800
12%
28%
29
*87
4.400
40
88
28 3A
.
28%
28%
28%
28%
3.600
12
*11%
12
11%
12
1.100
*46%
47%
11 %
11%
48
*46%
47%
*46%
47'A
17
16%
16%
*163/8
167%
19%
19%
283%
11%
*
19%
13
37%
54:%
38%
200
43%
69%
36%
56%
3.000
12%
69
383/4
800
20%
*43
77
34%
15%
20%
20%
43%
30
1,500
15%
15%
20'A
11%
17-'%
83%
*93
20
88
130
62,000
13%
84%
15%
12
3,900
'
21
77
18
*83'%
17%
68%
34%
56%
38 /4
19 '/a
12
28
,500
18%
39%
163/4
*18 3%
84'%
12%
.,,.77
1,300
.
12%
*543/4
92
19%
19%
20%
16
20%
47%
10
47%
16%
16
16'%
3.000
21%
21%
21%
15.000
4
20%
*87
99'/a
87 3/4
*87
99%
100
100%
100%
100%
95%
95'%
95%
95%
96
*95
96'%
96
96%
26 7%
27
27%
27%
27%
2,200
21%
21%
22
8.800
*95
26'% ,26%
x2ty%, |-£2
1
*92%
26%
26%
21%
21 %
21%
293/4
29%
*29%
94
*92'%
94
92%
*103'%
105
'*103%
*103
*91
*89
104'%
*103'%
23 %
105%
66%
27'%
26'A
*87
88
30
30
1
May 27
101
13
No par
700
200
25%
28'%
92
93
19
—No par
pfd
2nd
67%
*6%
104%
28%
11,2
*46%
' 18 %
Mercantile
*6%
6%
40%
*86/4
—1
Mengel
19
Shoe
Melville
91% Sep
7
Co.
Corp common—
6%
6%
16%
so
5
Mines;
Mclntyre
1
260
8'%
8'%
18%
47 A
15%
Corp common—50o
convertible preferred—TOO—
Electric Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
5
3,900
'*7%
13%
28
3%%
333/4* Nov
Jan
104
M'cGraw
1
52
/s
McCrory : Stores
.
22%
84
8
8
*7%
8
17%
17 A
preferred
*83%
12,200
83%
16v4
—No par
No par
No par
-3
50
McCord
22%
83%
300
14%
24%
83/2
McCall
22%
83%
14%
55%
JJ A
No par
$3
■
21% Mar 25
26% Dec
-
22'%
83%
'
Y^u
Maytag Co common.—
Mar 16
223/a
82%
12%
03 A
cumulative pfd
$3 40
22 %
83'A
19%
J4%
'
22 3%
83%
73/4
ifj
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75
preferred
'.
No par
$3.75 cum pld 1947 serles_N<> par
,
22%
23
'4
5
Co——-—;
14J/a
5%
_'{f
6-25
Corp
14%
4%
4 A
Corp—
Electric
14%
143/s
535
—1
(Glenn L) Co
14%
1.500
42
130
14%
8
9
42
*125
25%
37
No par
—No par
—1
MatliiesoH Chemical Corp com
5
4.2.T7/- conv preferred'—
100
5
2
28
9% Apr
ii
100
preferred
:
Marl in
18% Mar 20
8%
42
130
173/a
No par
Marshal) Field & Co com
83/4
8%
*41%
*125
6%
50
(conv)—
preferred
4%%
17% May 12
21%
Corp
Midland Corp common
Marine
.
42%
130
8%
•> »
5
1
Shirt
'Maracaibb Oil Exploration.
Mar
2
24
Oct
22% Apr
—
No par
os
Manhattan
25:1/4 Jun
*
;/.8%
Bi
Mandel
9
j
-J
83/4
*413%
*125
83%
°/4
10
--1
50
1
—
—
Magnavox Co (The)
'Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
6
•' Mar 23
% Feb
'
8 3A
42%
130
22%
"
j"
No par
No par
42%
*125
14%
5
Garden
Square
*8%
42
130
,,
(R II) Co Inc com
No par
4%% preferred series A—.—100
Magic Chef
9
22 % Jan
15
15
■
517'
10
™
100
preferred
Madison
12
Apr
common—10
Macy
8
May
32
30
8
•
18
Apr
21
Sep
Dec
0
97% Jan
3% Dec
536
9
7%
29
113% Mar 18
15% Aug 13
t
16
9
Forbes
&
*®1/a
5
Working Co
Wood
M
Mack Trucks Inc.
10
Jan
87% Mar 27
7% Oct
7% Oct
485
15% Nov
&,
6%
"
9% Mar 13
7% Aug 25
24
Mar 24
26
17
93%
*91
*89
92
24
*104%
24
66 3/4
273/8
27%
88'%
100
101%
2134
29%
1,600
50
800
30
30
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30
92'%
*93
94
*93
94
105
105
105
105
*103%
93%
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93%
92
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93
*89
1053%
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10
1
10
94%
93
104%
30
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
6,300
67
67%
67
67'A
66%
67%
9,100
27%
28'%
27%
27%
27%
28
24
67
27%
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100
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%
67
88
100
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24
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93%
91
88
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The Commercial and Financial
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
39% Jan
4
20
20
Range for Year 1953
Highest
131'A Jun
Lowest
46% Dec
13y
1
29% Dec
14
3
125 % Ot
7
tofcp
6
30% Jan
22
21% Oct
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
26
15% Oct
23
19% Dec
19
45% Feb
14
62% Dec
18
Apr 24
48% Jan
2
105
Jan
23
16
Oct
28
24% Jan
2
80
Nov
19
91% Jan
11
23% Nov
7
30% Jan
9
9
Nor
31
19% Jan
68% Nov
30
6
60% Dec
3
94% Jan 11
8% Dec 29
69
104
Jan
19% Jan
Oct"
15
37
Mar 12
23
Oct
1
88
Jan
26% Jan
21% Dec
24% Oct
13
22
20% Jan
22
15% Sep
14
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
10
3% Oct
10
8% Feb
15
16
67% Dec
21% Apr 21
24'% Nov 12
12% Mar
Jan
Marie—No par
31
31
57% Sep
15
70% Aug
23
33% Sep
15
58% Jan
7
22
Dec
31
33% Dec
17
14% Aug
5
13
Jan
5
18% Jan
4
30
109% Jan
21% Nov
17
28% Jun
30
26% Apr
16
31% Dec
19
2
7%
6
preferred
Mohawk
Mojud
15% Mar 25
20% Mar 23
Monarch
79
15
95% Jan
Monsanto
Sep
20
28% Mar 11
22
67% Jan
69
69'A
71
7,400
57%
57
*102%
104
58
*102%
7,300
*103
104
1
104
9%
25
9%
10%
72
71%
'19
RR
21%
21%
21%
27%
27%
*27%
Montana-Dakota
17
16%
17
38%
38'A
39%
5,600
4%
4%
61%
62%
40%
23
13%
4%
4%
4%
4%
47«
47a
62%
2,200
62%
62%
62%
41%
41
627/a
44%
63 y4
3,200
44%
45%
45
46%
23%
46%
23%
47%
23%
23
35,000
23%
235/a
23%
*23'A
13%
23%
13%
13%
1,000
13%
13%
*13%
137a
•16%
13%
13%
17%
17
17
17%
17%
17
17
167/a
17
600
82%
83%
82%
83
82%
83%
827a
83
83
84
21,100
20%
6
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
31%
20'A
31%
20%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
1
32%
317/a
32 ya
33
32%
32%
32%
33
No par
12
333%
56%
327/s
34%
57
56%
57%
57%
33%
57%
573/8
57%
573A
59%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
No par
12%
12%
12%
127a
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
♦125/8
13
123A
1274
1,500
31%
31%
32
32'A
32%
32%
32 y4
32%
32'A
32'A
8,900
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22'A
22%
2,500
29
43% Jan
6
31
21
Dec
31
34% Mar 18
Motor
Products
23
10
25% Dec
15
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
Motor
Wheel
_j
22%
22%
Co
1
23%
23%
Coip
1
19%
19%
8
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
Mueller
&
18
Sep
15
26% Mar 13
Mullins
Mfg
26
12
Jan
5
49% Dec
19
43
Dec
31
106% Oct
6
57% Jan
110
48
Dec
Nov
4
1
Aug 25
42% Aug 26
21% Dec
48
24
14% May 19
50
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
28
52% Feb
35% Dec
4
Jan
3
4%%
24% Feb
26
Feb
25
50
29
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
6
110% Mar
51
Feb
Co
Corp
Corp
Brass
25
18% May
1
42% Mar 13
Lines
Inc
Dec
2
'22
—5
13%
—1
common-
preferred
10
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
2,900
22'A
22%
22%
22 3%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,700
20%
20%
23 y2
20%
23%
19%
20%
21%
4,600
13%
13%
42%
13%
42%
107 %
18%
18%
43
37%
9,700
20
107 Vb
18%
7,000
14,000
«
19%
42%
'42%
7,200
23%
107 %
•107
50
com.
preferred
22%
.
13%
42%
100
Murray Corp of America
4%
800
No par
(The)
29 % Dec
13 % Jan
2,200
4%
62%
pfd.100
Co
*4%
62
44% Oct
32
Dec
29% Jan
11,600
167a
Aug
7
22% Jan 14
25
28%
5,000
38%
5
Utilities
Co
(John)
1
273A
28%
22
17
Morrell
5
'273%
290
21%
38%
16
20
28%
3,800
16%
15% Apr
Feb
27%
27%
22
38%
15
11% Jun
21%
16%
Moore-McCormack
18
22
10%
73
20%
3
Power
22% May
21%
21%
*1974
38%
No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
6
19%
*19%
16%
15
1
20
10
72%
38
Co
Montana
*19
72
16%
No par
32% Mar 26
10 %
72%
72
800
38%
20
40% Dec
104
97a
*71%
9%
16%
1.25
17
10
9%
37%
100
conv
10
10
•103
9%
5
Tool
Chemical
10
104
20
*19
par
A
5%
*103
9%
71%
71%
20
18% Apr
Mar
2,500
10
com
series
Machine
Motorola
21
56 y4
15
14
203/4
68%
11% Sep
10% Sep
36
20%
56%
18% Aug
5
14% Jan 10
3
•2oya
9%
68%
65% Mar 19
Nov
1,700
9%
18
12
22
56%
53% Sep
2
*2174
67%
*9%
9%
2
16% Jan
21%
9%
Co
RR
29% Nov
11
21%
68%
100
17% Sep
25% Jun
14
20
21%
20%
57
Carpet Mills
Inc
11
700
21%
20%
67%
Co
15% Sep
Shares
31%
128
56%
9%
1
Pac
31'A
*127
67 %
common
Development
JMissouri
31%
128
56%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
23
82% Oct
55% Oct
20%
*127
56%
preferred
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6% Mar 12
21%
*207/a
*31 y8
127
67
1.50
Corp
Mission
23% Mar 25
41% Mar 17
Dec
21'A
20%
31%
127
the Week
No par
Reg
common
preferred
Minneapolis Power & Light—No
Missk j
21%
21%
20%
31%
128
•127
128
"
4
31% Jan
20
8
31%
*31 %
31%
'31%
Friday
Jan. 15
No par
& Mfg
1st
Jan. 14
No par
preferred
$5.50
21
59% Dec
4
16% Oct
8
&
Thursday
Jail. 13
10
$1.50 2nd conv
34% Mar 25
15% Oct
Corp
Paul
Min
Wednesday
Jan.12
'127
-100
Minneapolis-Moline Co
22
17
St
$4
5
9
33% Oct
50
Minn
Minn
Sales far
Tuesday
Jan. 11
5
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
29
18% Nov
Oil
SALE PRICES
Monday
Far
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
2
27
Apr
19% Nov
25
Midwest
20
Dec
8%
STOCK
1st preferred
aw
24% Mar 20
53% Feb
42
,
Midland Steel Prod
7
Feb
24
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
46% Jan
139
9
13% Feb
101% Feb 25
NEW
Hubeit
Oct
39
Continue*—Pagt 8
STOCKS
Year 1952
Chronicle./.Monday, January
18%
37%
37 %
133/8
43
18%
133/8
107
13%
500
433A
433/4
1,100
106%
43 3A
106%
106 >/2
60
19%
5,000
19
19%
*42%
43
*42 3A
43
——
39
39
18%
43
*42%
37 %
133/«
42%
107%
18%
43
*42%
13%
42%
*107
1,400
2274
*38
38%
*38
39
300
19,500
N
17% May
1
22% Dec
1
16
Dec
29
25% Feb
26
20
60% Feb
100% Dec
18
74
Sep
15
99% Jan
2
1
28
Oct
6
31% Apr 15
11% Oct 15
16% Oct 24
19
36
Aug
16% Jan
4
20% Jan
8
23
23% Dec
35% Dec
8% Oct
21
179% Jun
12% Jan
49% Nov
3
9% Jan
2
13% Jan
Sep
24
174% Dec
14
14
13% Feb
26
60% Dec
24
10
28
61% Mar 19
14% Nov 25
xl0% May 15
21% Mar
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
18
22
158% Jun
31
2
14
19% Sep
1
23
11% Sep
16% Sep
13% Jan
14
18% Mar 27
25% Mar 20
National
38
Mar 19
National
Biscuit Co
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
20% Dec
Sep
21
1
56% Jun
10
66% Dec
14
4
12
29
15% Jan
8
22
23% Jan
6
29
99% Jan
5
19% Oct
30
34% Jan
2
97
Sep
18% Jan
16
110% Jan
24
91
17
23% July
98% Oct
1
33
Jan
Dec
16% Sep
84
Dec
7
17% Sep
8
85
29
% Dec
Mar 27
Cylinder
National
Dairy
96
Nov
4%%
Apr
24
38% Dec
31
Feb
20
177
Jun
18
155% Jun
3
173% Nov
4
136
Jan
15
24
132
Apr
146
Nov
4
7
9% Dec
29
26
7% Dec
24
30% Oct
23
40% Jan
30% Jan
dd'/B
31
34% Sep 22
31% Nov 24
85% Jan
91
23
Nov
Apr
2
14
10
4
1
13% Dec
10
Jan
3
104% Jan
7
105% Sep
30
9% Jan
3
13% Sep
43% Jan
11
35% Dec
11% Jan
16
11
24
Nov
7% Apr
"
v
*
8
Neisner
4%%
29
98%,Mar 20
14 %Sep
4
4
10% Apr
31 % Jun
85% Jun
30
12% Jun
11
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
97
23
85
18
92% Jan
22
Vulcanized
Mar 25
106
Jan
2
20
56% July
1
37% Aug 31
56
Jan
20% Feb
4
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
29
75
7
64
30
72% Mar 23
July 22
Jan
31% Dec
30
36% Nov 24
18% Nov
13
17
Oct
9
14% Apr
24
9
86
Oct
10
4,300
207a
1,100
17%
17%
17%
18
17'/«
18
177a
17-/8
173/4
18 ya
6,300
54%
65%
64
64%
64 %
64%
64
64%
64
64%
7,300
12%
12"%
18%
89
20%
12%
18%
88%
20%
12%
18%
203A
21 y4
95
95
95
174
39%
38%
39%
173%
*172%
173%
172%
173%
173»/4
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143%
*142
143%
142%
142%
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5
9%
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22%
22'/a
223/4
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27%
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27
47%
47%
48
27 y4
27%
27%
25%
25 V2
90%
90
90
28%
115
144
120
10
9%
273/,
600
23 y4
9%
1,800
29
1,500
47%
473A
47%
473/4
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27%
•27%
27%
200
5,800
26
263%
90%
*90
90
90
20
30
14,100
118
1,900
28%
28%
29'/a
29%
29%
115%
115%
115%
116%
29%
118
1
Fibre
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/4
63/4
67a
674
7%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/8
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10%
10 3A
103%
4%
4%
4%
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4%
47a
45%
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43A
43A
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
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14%
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14%
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14%
14%
143/a
147a
Co
i
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13,100
26
25%
253/4
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115%
28%
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115
25%
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142 %
12,900
174
23
27
27
47 %
27%
25%
28%
100
9%
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143%
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174
22%
20
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383/4
a
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47%
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%
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26%
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100
Inc
9%
22
200
10,200
207»
38'A
9%
14,400
893/4
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♦94%
95
'172%
21%
2,100
18%
18%
8?3/4
20 3A
20%
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89%
20%
95
12%
18%
18%
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20%
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125/a
12%
18%
89%
20%
95
*94
12%
18%
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1
common
100
Inc
105
88%
100
preferred
*105
106%
*105
106 %
106 %
50
15 %
15
15'/a
15
15'/a
15'/a
15%
3,500
'33%
33%
34
33%
337a
33%
337a
2,900
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88
88%
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90
90
15%
14
13%
,
92
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41%
14
69
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89
14
14
14
14
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92
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it
a -
41%
40%
14%
69
33%
92
13%
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100
200
106 V2
89
*33%
preferred
1,500
34
15%
par
'105
1,500
3,100
15%
105'A
5
22,000
14%
'
69 y4
/
t,
•
41
14%
14%
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by V4
bo
bo
423%
5,600
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14%
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ya
12,700
92
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6b %
670
14%
14
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92
14%
14%
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4,500
90
69 y4
26%
26%
26%
26 V2
26%
1,600
lR5/8
18%
19
18% Dec
18 5%
29
2,900
25% Jan
30
New
York
'
30
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
101% Jun
10
109 % Mar
9
Oct
15
3
73
5
14% May 1
59% Oct 13
9
80
Mar 24
400
Dec
94% Feb
2
673
13
24% Dec 23
Sep
York
Air
6%
New
18%
19'/.
18%
18%
18%
19%
183/4
19
187a
19%
51,100
20
33%
34%
34%
34%
343/a
347e
347a
36
35'A
36
13,200
100
'106%
107
106%
106 V2
*106
107
*106
107
City Omnibus Corp.No par
16%
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
66
*63
66
*63
66
*63
66
York
92
Feb
Jan
8
N
Y
&
34
Feb
18
N
Y
New
657/a Feb
5
Nov
6
$5
9
31% Sep
21
non-cum
80% Jun
11
92
6
247s Jun
2
85
May 21
2
92
Nov
21
79
Jan
,10
28% Feb
2
28
80% Nov
A
No par
common
10
5%
series A
5
94% Mar 29
52
40%
41%
41
41%
413/8
41%
25
24%
24%'
24%
24V.
24 %, •
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20-
2
13% Dec
11% Jun
16
7b
16
Sep 14
4
Jan
84
14 % Dec
5
Jan
2
Jan
3
110
Nov
94
Jan
5
102
Nov
11% Apr
11 % Sep
30
15% Jan
9
16% Jan
31
14% Jan
25% Jan
31
16% Dec 30
24% Jari
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28
18 % 8ep
25% Apr
9
2
39% Dec
Apr
24
87
100% Jun
18
109
25
89% Jun
19
101
7
12% Jun
15
22
8% Dec
34% Jun
29
18
10
Mar 19
>
Jan
Pacific
8
104% May 15
o
50%
Oct" 6
22
Jan
106% Aug 12
94% Apr 10
94% Jun 12
'
60% Apr
27% Dec
7
39% Feb
106
2
lo
2
Jun 12
May 18
93% Jan
106% Feb
27
104% Dec
83
,
25
9
16
49% Jun
23% Jun
17% Mar 13
19% Dec
9
13
16% Sep
1
19% Dec
24
17% Jun
6
8% Dec
15
14% Feb
2
7iy« Sep 23
95% Jan
9
2
Oct 27
12
108% Jun
For footnotes
2
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—
1
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preferred
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Co
2,50
'
10
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10
28
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90
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10
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;
20
54%
54%
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19%
—
:
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l
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16
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105
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.
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70
140
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100
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9
97% Jun 12
106% Nov
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14
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18% Mar 17
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13
27% Jan
l
7
—1—1
>
Northern
13
8
18% July 18
90% Dec
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,
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Northern
5% ',/
-
16
82
105
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common
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Northern Central Ry Co
3
^
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8
107 % Nov
217,900
25 "
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16
2
120
2874
18%
3.90%
23% Mar 24
22% Dec 21
Jan
947a
28%
93%
Adjustment preferred
North American Co.
Jan
36%
♦93'%
28 y4
♦18%
16
46% Jan
365%
94%
28
*87
Jan
87
3674
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28 ys
18%
25
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93%
275/a
93%
2
14
363A
93%
27%
89
Norfolk
Sep
365A
93%
27%
18%
30
juiy 6
34% Sep 24
103% Oct
6
36%
93%
93%
53% Jan
83
36%
27%
27%
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12
26
36%
93%
36%
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18%
23
8,600
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93%
39% Dec
30
9,100
88
22% Jun
19
1,900
29%
18%
8
47% Dec
55 YA
29%
93 %
16
89% Dec
55'%
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26 % Apr
i
55
29
2
8
7
545/8
29%
100
Nopco
15
54 y4
287#
100
26
19
533/8
29
preferred
13
20% Jan
Jun
531/4
28%
preferred
Chemical Co
94 Vb Nov
15
8
53
3.60%
87% Jan
29
90
20
450
26%
*81 y#
22
87%
86%
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257a
83
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15% Sep
-
86%
405
26%
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Jun
19
2,200
66
253A
83
Jun
8
> <
85%
405
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16
14% Sep
♦63
300
17
257a
100
87
17% Dec
107
167%
257/a
preferred
1
8
107
26%
3.40%
3
.
1
28%
28%
25%
52%
52%
100
26% Apr
52% Sep
Apr 28
Apr 24
75% Jan 17
88
425
No par
98% Jun
8 %
88
425
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
,2
15
88
425
26%
1
Electric & Gas
28
26
*86
*405
Corp—
preferred
18% Oct
46% Jan
Dec 16
89
465
25%
100
•'»*
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
$3.75
*87
*405
50
& Hartford Co-100
86% Jan
2
*63
preferred——No par
Haven
Common
22
Apr
75
Co—
Harlem RR Co
Preferred
37% Mar 23
3
series
Dock
N
16
Louis
'
520
30
No par
61 St
preferred
New York
17% July 13
70
Jan 20
11
7
Central
Chic
"
May 5
19% Jun 16
49% Dec 29
15 % Jan
Brake
Common
5
Dec
10%
20 %
I*3/,
Apr
91
103/.
20%
17
1R%
Jun
88% Jan
10%
20'%
17%
26%
28
Jan
103/a
20%
18%
94
33% Jan
3,800
10%
20%
26%
30
35% Sep
100
17%
10%
20%
17
18%
Jan
2
Sep
•17%
10%
*20'A
26%
34
;2
19
17%
10%
20'A
18%
8
24% Jan
1
*17
17%
10%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
85% Jan
'
17'A
17
10%
New
N
Feb
5,200
26%
2
59
8.800
18%
25
35.% Mar
12
61%
26%
18% Jan
Aug
19%Jan
11%
61
5
63% Nov
25
ll'/a
61
1
2
Jan
11 VB
60
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
22
82
ll'/a
59%
20%
Pa com
preferred
4%%
11%
59
1
New
6
U
58%
No par
Bros
70
l
New
13% Dec
Jan
58
174
23% Mar 17
46% Jan
76
58 %
♦173%
17
17% May 26
Apr
Jan
11%
173
I
23% Sep
17% Sep
108
52
*29
174%
173
18%
N
100% Jan
May
1,500
6,700
*173%
173
18%
49% Dec
22
14% Feb
213%
363/4
18
22% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
34% Feb 20
350
Dec
21%
36%
Corp
3%%
20
16
11% Oct
66
21%
363/4
36%,
173% 173%
10
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
Jan
Jun
18%
21%
36%
No par
6
12
21
18
21%
36%
1
Cask-No par
No par
Feb
84
Apr
18
21%
36%
1
Nesco
45 % Oct
30
17%
21%
No par
5
6
38
17%
36%
100
15% NOV
9
7,400
1,400
21»/«
common
Theatres
16% Apr
27
1474
36%
573/4
preferred
National
Nehl
14%
1
Natomas Co
26
Jan
Co
conv
143A
17%
Corp
Steel
National
1
6
13% Feb
13% Jan
Tea
4.20%
in
i
7% Mar
&
Supply (The*
preferred
National
2:;% ivlav 20
11 r% Miv 20
14%
10
Sugar Ref Co
4 % %
2,800
147/a
100
National
6
110
34%
21 %
1
B
Service
5
10% Jun
105
Linen
18
77%
327a
100
National
% Dec
10% Feb
preferred
Malleable
173/4
757a
17%
11
Co
National Shares Corp
Natibnal Steel Corp__
Sep
3
6%
National
717a
76
327.
*75%
25
common
5
4% Jan
4
Co
12
104% Jan
Jan
Lead
3/^
31
76
36%
11
preferred A
3'J % Jan
91
8% Mar
7%
32% Jan
86% Sep
24% Jan
16
National
52% Jan
31%.Ian
14%
1-7
7"%
30%
I
21%
common
14
22% Sep
14%
173
common
pfd series of 1951
21
3
22
90% Jan
Sep
40 % Sep
25% Oct
14%
No par
Gas
Natl
109% July 31
5% Sep 18
2
6% Oct
Jan
15
10
Products
37% Mar 19
May 20
27% July 7
23
Jan
3% Oct
11
35
15
19% Feb
101
53
9
31
25 %
9
May 1
25% Jan 30
27% Oct 22
43
15
Feb
20% Dec
Co
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
6
165
147% Apr
9% Jan
143/4
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common—5
22% May 26
1
15
30
5
preferred
National
*75%
30
100
Container
conv
17>/„
75 V*
10
Can
$1.25
17%
75%
30
17%
1
common
preferred A_
National
2
Dec
60
Fibres Inc
Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
17% Jan
2
22
2
7%
Airlines
Automotive
17%
75'A
30
100
Aviation Corp
14
10 1/,
13% Dec
Jan
National
Aug 31
15
48% Jan
25% May
National
9
National
ny2
75%
30
1
Louia
Acme Co
8
-15% Jan
Sep 15
19
a
1
& St
15
Sep
9
7
Corp
Chatt
National
36% Mar 25
34
Apr
29% Apr
161% Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
Nashville
10574
190
9372
93%
94%
94%
•1063%
107%
107%
107%
*107
108%
10574
104'A
1057a
►10474
105 y4
*104%
1057a
140
5$3%
5572
55%
5574
58
57y4
58 Va
17,300
263%
27'%
26'%
267a
267a
27
27%
27%
19
19
19
19
18%
18%
93%
9%
93%
*106%
9%
*7474
93%
108
93%
75
974
9%
743A
7574
74
74%
94%
106
40
3.000
18'%
18%
400
10
10%
29,600
7474
76
620
18,
1954
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(219)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kange for Previous
Lowest
Highest
4
15% Dec
28
Omnibus
23
37% Aug 31
46 Va Dec
21
Otis
23
28
20
42% Oct
21
Outboard
9% Mar
12
13% Aug
35
Feb
19
41% Dec
19
Jan
2
Dec
79 y4 Oct
38
30
28
Feb
19
83
Jan
11
41% Apr 24
52
Jun
11
69% Sep
16
85% Jan
23
Sep
69y4Jun
10% Oct
30
17% Jan
14
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
80
Feb
2
6
18
55 y4 Dec
21
16
81
Mar 12
11% Jun
16
Dec
88
Mar 10
6
21
48
19% Jan
11
25% Mar 22
38% Dec
31
34% Dec
4%
5
Mar
Pacific
Amer
3
13% Jan
Pacific
Coast
61
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
55% Jun
16
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
46
Oct
15
57% Mar
30% Feb
2
30 Vb Dec
2
25% Jun
16
32% Jun
12
39% Dec
9
34 % Jun
10
32% Nov
2
2
132
July
Co
20
Pacific
Lighting
Mar 17
Pacific
22
119% Mar 10
Pacific
25
142% Jan
22
6%
8% Jan
28
Pacific
Tin
47% Mar 31
Pacific
Western Oil Corp
4% Sep
15
22% Feb
20
9% Nov
Consolidated
8% Apr
16
9% Jan
8
28
6% Jan
19
Packard
12
Jan
2
8% Sep
14
11% Feb
26
Pan Amer World
41
Apr
12
83% Dec
29
64% Oct
13
91
Oct
16
33% Jan
10
59% Jan
9
Jan
2
100% Jun
6% Nov 17
9% Jan
14
4%
51
515/4
523/4
52%
53 y4
53%
53%
5,200
77%
78
78%
775/4
78%
79
80%
4,800
14%
14%
15
15
15
4,200
83
82
82
*82
83
*82
35%
*34'%
*58
60
*45%
47
28%
39%
341/4
No par
3% Dec
88
*34%
Mills
7
30
♦85
7%
Telep & Teleg com
12
7
4% Apr
37%
73/4
14%
7%
*34%
60
*58
60
*46%
47
*46%
283/4
29
29
29 VB
*283/4
39%
39%
393/4
40
40
401%
34%
34 3/8
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
23%
115%
138
5%
5%
10
7%
*58
5,000
34%
.
47
■
29%
60
50
46
60
46i%
20
28%
29%
3,700
40
40%
14,300
34%
12,600
X34%
23%
231/a
23%
23%
1153/4
1143/4
115%
115%
1153/4
1153/4
116%,
139
139
139
138%
5%
138i/2
139
139
23
23
115
*137%
*5%
5%
32%
33
60
10
*34
47
800
88
7%
35
39%
325/8
preferred
*85
83
7%
35
6,700
39%
47
138
1
Corp
14%
*34'/4
35
47 V2
38
88
*82
73/4
7%
11,500
46%
37%
*58
'
115
common_4
7%
15%
46%
*85
15%
28%
23%
100
100
preferred
5% Dec
8% Jan
45%
37
25
25
21
45%.
37
No par
22% Nov
8% Nov
2
16
44%
85
No par
No par
10
Corp
110% Sep
26% Mar 15
5% Jan
17% Oct
44%
38
14%
15%
83
15%
77%
78
155/4
50%
%
16
7%
Pacific Gas & Electric
31
Shares
15
15%
10
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp
Jan.
16
5
common
the Week
Friday
Jan. 14
85
50
♦82
Sales for
Thursday
38
85
145/4
—100
Inc
Fisheries
PRICES
44%
77%
No par
com
preferred
155/a
50
5
12.50
129% Jun
30
*82%
Co
H
26
35%
120% Nov
24
Jan
38
Corp
145% May 19
24% Oct 23
108% Apr
45
*37 y4
2nd
2
Mar 17
40
34% Dec
44%
2.50
1st
73% Mar 26
35
25% Jan
Glass
conv
cum
Jan. 13
16
Mfg
Pabco Products Inc
11
18
30
12% Dec
&
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois
28
Wednesday
Jan.12
15%
_
Owens-Corning
Oct
7% Oct
5
common
Elevator
Marine
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 11
No par
(The)
HIGH
Monday
Par
No par
Corp
Outlet Co
Jan
84
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Apr
79
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
32%
5
5%
321/4
.33
33%
10
*8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
par
35/4
3%
3 3/4
3%
3%
4
1
93/a
9%
93/a
93/4
9%
5%
33%
*8%
83%
24
600
24
5%
33
930
200
5%
3,200
333%
*8%
13,000
700
83%
'
9
93
33
2
Mar
307/s Mar 13
52% May 25
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
Mar 25
98% Dec
10
15
30
Apr
Oil
Panhandle
2
Paramount
24% Sep
15
30% Mar 27
Oct
28
43% Jan
16
23
Dec
30
34% Jan
7
Park
30
58
Feb
15
30% Jun
10
44% Jan
7
Parke
Oct
16
38
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
397/s Jan
30
6% Feb
15
8 % Apr
28
6% Sep
15
8Vb Jan
5
Parmelee
5% Nov 24
18'/a Jan
7
4% Sep
2% Dec
21
8% Apr
9
Patino
22
8
Peabody
20
29
33
Dec
23
8 % Jan
29
16% Oct
20
20% Jan
29
10% Oct
2
35% Nov
17
34
5
Parker
6
Jan
15
20% Nov
Jan
18
Jan
7
38% Dec
5
27% Sep
31% May
11
5%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/4
8,000
27%
27%
27%
28%
•27%
28%
13,000
1
27%
27
24 y8
24 y8
*23
33
33%
33
2.50
*35
36%
*35
36
*35%
*6%
5%
Co
27
1
Co
7%
7
7
5%
5%
5%
5%
3%
3%
28%
28 %
77
76%
77
6,600
11%
11%
12%
2,000
39
39%
39%
5,800
3
5%
26% Feb
5
33% Dec
11
30% Jun
10
35% Mar 18
Penn
27
24
Dec
23
16% Dec
29
23% Jan
29
67% Jan
23
40% Dec
29
52% Jan
5
29% Dec
8
34% Apr
15
28% Sep
11
32 % May
X124
Nov
14
31
Feb
6
40% Feb
8% Feb
20
ll7/8 Dec
38% Nov
18
44% Jan
2
38% Aug 21
Jan
2
105% Apr
7
99
19% Oct 22
23% Jan
22
17% Rep
15
14% Dec
30
*28
28%
76
76%
76%
77%
76
10
*11
11%
11%
11%
11%
38
38%
Corp
Power
38
38%
1
42%
42% J
100
*106 %
7
preferred
& Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
5
Oct
35%
No par
Sep
15
18
28
Sep
14
48
3o
10% Jan
15
15% May 21
148% Mar 16
22
49
Dec
28
Jan
30
17 Vb
17%
17%
43%
42%
42%
31%
31%
*31%
13%
6
Milk
Co
Co
137%
*35
36
13%
48%
*48
♦103
19%
15%
15%
32%
33%
33%
105%
104%
19
19% Jan
25
42% Jan
2
26
117% Jan
2
91 % Jun
18
3
41Va Dec
31
29 %
Sep
21
43% Feb
5
17
33% Dec
15
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
May 15
20% Jun
24
Oct
6
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
99% Jun
24
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
3.8%
preferred
100
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
4.3%
preferred
100
103
103
7
108% Nov
12
100
107
107
21
18% Jan
8
Phila
5
Philco
36% Nov
12
26% Nov
90
Apr
12
52
Dec
8
93% Jan
12
95% Feb
13
101
May
20
Dec
94
25 % Mar 17
27
36% Jan
Apr
28
88
Nov
41% Dec
29
55
Mar 13
80
27
88 % Dec
29
87
Dec
30
98% Jan
5
18% Jan
3
98% May 10
13% Mar 15
Pfizer
27
29
Dec
23
1
98
Jan
29
31
92% Jun
101
Jan
23
Brewing
(Chas)
4%
2nd
Phila
Inc
Co
com
(conv)
Corp
Electric
4.68%
B
Co
& Co
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Reading Coal
Corp
1
100
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
15,000
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33»/4
5,500
23%
2,800
23%
*106%
1
3
Jan
preferred
Corp
com
May
Nov
26
177/e Jan
14
1
62
Feb
97
Jan
41% Sep
15
59% Feb
11
Sep
15
16% Mar 18
21
162
Sep
3
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
11
165
Feb
6
7%
guaranteed preferred——100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
156
Aug 18
148% Apr
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
12
44
Sep
18
3
58% Mar 16
8
Oct
27
10% Jan
21
6% Dec
31
9% Feb
26
17
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
70% Oct 30
85
Jan
17
Ro
€8
80
Jan
17
69% Dec 31
18
Jan
31
26% Apr
17
11% Jan
3
25% Dec
17^
23
Sen
21
73% Feb
75
25% Mar 18
28% Oct
16
34% July
12%
40% Oct
24
55% Feb
22
19
14% Jan
7
9% Oct
31% Sep
62% May
11% Oct
Jan
18% Dec
4
16
13% Jan
9
8
35% Dec
69% Dec
8
80
May 13
26% May 1
28% Apr
8
14
31% Jan
Sep
14
98
15
12% Jan
150
Apr
2
$5
Chem
&
7% Sep
15
15
34% Jan
8
39
11
59% July
1
71% Dec
11% May
May
7
(The)
Creek
&
Co
4'%%
conv
31
15% Jan
29
82% Jan
5
5
35% Dec
11
Public
Serv
Co
of
29% Jun
Public
Serv
Co
Industries
18
37% Dec
29
81
Jan
2
Jun
23
84 % Nov
5
8
22
Jun
3
26
Jan
5
25
Sep
15
27% Oct
30
24% Jan
2
27% Nov
18
24 Ys Jun
22
27% Jan
20
2
27% Aug
24% Jun
9
102% Jan
3
109
39% Mar 20
66% Oct
16
106% Aug 11
25% Apr
17
138% Jan
3
24% Dec
15
Nov
43% Jan
11
69% Jan
23
110
Jun
27% Feb
18
35% Sep
15
42% Sep 14
103
Apr 28
35% Jan
148
4
101 Vb Jun
21
Jun
4
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
18
102
6
109% Jan
6
4.70%
43% Jan
20
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
30% Mar
9
17
146% Feb
2
20% Sep
15
25% Jan
2
2
29% Nov 25
21
Nov
19
29% Jan
6
72
9
81% Dec
8
68
Jun
18
79
Jan
2
3% Nov 14
3% Jun 18
4% Oct
9
2% Oct
15
4% Jan
6
4y* Jan
11
5Ve Dec
4
1
3y4Sep
15
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
88
Feb
26
96
40% Mar
5
48
35% Dec
30
47% Mar 25
Aug 29
Nov
9
Pullman
Pure
6%
&
div
4.08%
23% Jan
Jan
$1.40
Jan
131% Jun
5
4.90
Oil
22
102
21%
22
20 Va
19%
19%
20
82
*80%
82
*80%
79%
*78 y4
80
*78%
*100%
22%
1013%
360
223%
3,100
*105
*105
*105
20
*100%
19%
82
*803/4
82
80
*79
3,400
.20
80
19%
100
2,100
12%
2,500
•157%
162
*157%
162
*157%
•162
165%
*162
165%
*162
53%
54
53%
*6%
7
6%
13%
*13%
61%
61%
61
100
62%
62%
*62
1
100
5
J
5
1
Co
10
No par
com
5
No par
.
10
Indiana—No par
100
25
*19
19%
19%
162
*157%
162
*157%
162
165%
*164
166 y2
*164
166%
53%
53%
53
53%
53'/4
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
1,400
13%
13%
14 Va
13%
14
14%
14'%
2,900
61
62
62
62
62
62
62
270
63%
63%
63%
*63
63%
500
*19%
20
53%
7
63%
19%
*19
19%
*19
19%
*148%
*148%
*148%
*148%
*62%
8,300
533/4
*148%
19%
20%
21%
22%
89%
91%
92%
94
100
I
9,200
18%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
89 y«
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
11%
11%
11
11
11%
ny4
111%
500
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
26
25%
26 Va
26%
26%
9,600
32
31%
31%
32
32
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
17
16%
17
16%
17
17
17
17
32
*14%
17
8%
*35
68%
8%
37
69
9,500
8%
9%
37
*36%
37%
*36%
37i%
200
69%
69%
69%
69 %
70%
4,200
10
10
10%
10%
10%
9,000
8%
•79%
79%
•79'/4
79%
♦79%
x33%
34
26
900
68%
9%
86%
800
2,500
37
8%
9%
36%
230
68%
9%
36 y4
*11
37
8%
9%
*25%
16%
11%
68%
•35
9%
*85
*11
33%
36%
•85
25%
8%
8%
9
79%
79%
79%
79i%
10
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
337/a
2,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,900
86
86
•85%
87
25%
♦25%
25%
86'/4
25 y4
•24%
•79
•85%
26
87
10
26
110
*27%
28
•27%
28%
25
*27%
600
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
26%
26%
26 y8
263%
23,800
No par
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
27
11,000
com—No par
100
25%
1
com
*98
100
•107%
No par
41%
28
100%
108
41%
No par
48%
48%
100
common
preferred
(The)
13%
No par
100
•108%
109 %
_B
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
6%
1,600
100%
20,500
45%
Inc
Quaker Oats Co
200
36
35%
11%
preferred—
(The)
11
35%
35
45%
Inc
preferred
conv
57%
11
11%
A
preference
cum
*21%
97%
56%
11%
35%
45
Colo
Gas
21%
*93%
56%
*11
11%
preferred
preferred
%preferred
Pub Serv El
21 y4
*105
19%
100%
97%
56
11%
45
4.32%
24% Jan
21%
•105
19%
100%
35
*95
56%
11%
3%%
Sep
87
May 16
26% Dec 11
73
25
21
100%
55%
44%
preferred
cum
101%
35 y8
*95
*11
11%
No par
of
$4.75
35%
•100%
12
44%
preferred series A__50
9% Dec
Publicker
35%
35
97%
55%
100
92
44%
Gamble
&
26% Jun
92
7,100
11%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del)_l
Procter
76% Dec
2
15,100
44%
Power
2
92% Jan
60
425%
11%
B
Electric
Potomac
7
24
84%
42%
44%
Pocahontas
class
22
27% Feb
29%
84
11%
common
17% Jan
6
103% Nov 20
29%
84%
44%
5'%%
86% Jan
10
29%
42
11%
prior pfd
1st series
31% Nov 26
34% Dec
70
6,200
9%
1
Plough
16
20
60
108
9%
Ry com—100
Pond
18
41%
*107
9%
1
Co
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Poor
54%
*11
79%
class
preferred
Co
*95
11%
*80%
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Pittston
97%
55%
82
Pitts Consolidation Coal
5%%
54%
*11
80
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
5%
*84
*78%
3
19% Mar 23
41%
*80
29
8
*84
42
No par
17% Jan
Jun
84%
No par
46% Feb
23
29
84%
41%
(conv)
preferred
2
34% Apr
14
29 y4
84%
41%
28 %
preferred
convertible
$4.80
com—No par
Co
conv preferred
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
14
16
27
July 30
13% Oct 13
22
Dec
Sep
23% Sep
30% Dec
13
15
9
10% Sep
37 Va Mar 15
15
Jan
18
9
Feb" 14
Sep
146
Aug 27
27
Mar 20
86
145
100
RR
94
21
20% Apr
L
24
Jan
129
St
&
29
Feb
23
C
Dec
151
Oct
C
Coke
76% Dec
142
56% Dec
Pitts
Pitts
29% Jan
24
42% Mar 17
5%
29
14% Dec
28%
84%
40%
108
97%
19
46
29%
9%
*95
15% Apr
7
9%
1043/4
preferred
100
Petroleum
No par
Hosiery
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common——25
$4
preferred
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
July 22
17
107%
9%
'103%
31%
95
,
108
*107
9%
104%
87%
8
77
100
*103%
*28%
102% Apr
13
*94%
104
*84
4
28
96
103%
87
Jan
95% Feb
106% Jan
90
*94%
96
31%
37% Jan
1
108
*943/8
87%
21
6
108
107%
96
*85
Sep
Oct
9%
23%
107%
*29
32
Oct
40%
*107
96
104%
24%
107%
24i%
84%
28%
*83
*94%
104%
24%
104
24%
104
*81
5
91
9%
23%
106%
89
Mar
85
9%
95%
23%
106'/a
31%
39
5
95%
23%
108
88
5
22% Mar 27
450
32%
*83%
33% Jun
106% May 22
10,900
3iy2
Phoenix
6
2,700
343/i
105 y2
32%
Phillips
18% Dec
15%
34%
105%
*81
69% Mar 25
106% May 22
40
1,700
193%
*29
19
29
15
100
483/4
103
85
15
21
15%
34 V*
105
19%
31%
30
24
15%
33%
105
19%
483/4
*1023/4
88
Dec
19% Dec
19%
48%
103
200
92,600
14%
*29
48% Sep
37% Jan
103
14%
37
*81
10
110% Jan
*48
14%
*35 Va
X85
4
1
14%
37
1383/4
88
17
14
400
1,800
139%
92
30
29
3,000
1393/4
139
31%
Jan
Nov
27,600
32%
*82
Dec
24% Oct
17 5/8
43%
32
*29
Dec
110
17%
43
32
31%
100
common
Jones
12
2
17%
43%
32%
No par
Iron
&
series
64
Jan
17%
42%
—100
3.9%
98
101
15%
33%
105
4,300
36
No par
4%
Phillips
23
98
15%
33%
104%
35%
*85
20
14
33%
19 y4
35%
32%
preferred series A
100
& Co Ltd common__5
preferred
100
9% Dec
May 18
15%
105
19%
35%
31%
Morris
48% Feb
July 29
15%
19
100
43%
12.50
3%%
Philip
105
19
48y2
103%
*413%
No par
i
common
preferred
&
14%
103%
29
Pfeiffer
14%
*48
30
2
14%
*103
19%
43 y4
10
♦107
*35%
36
48%
5
138%
36
103%
Corp of America
*41%
*31%
32
36
*48
16% Dec
20
138%
♦103
30% Oct
34% Oct
13%
138%
*31%
100
105% Sep
19% Mar 25
138
32
No par
common
preferred
108 % Jan
35%
17
42%
33V3C
4 % %
35%
17%
•35%
Petroleum
35%
30%
*107
43%
100
Pet
43%
5
Pepsi-Cola Co
105
35%
.39
16%
137
Eastern Ry
35%
38%
•41%
*107
43%
100
&
43%
10
Peoria
5
127
*41%
*106%
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
27
30%
30%
No par
Co__
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
39% Mar 19
17% Feb
3
1,100
28%
28
2
30%
11%
41 % Dec
26% Jan
30%
76
107% Feb
42% May 15
30%
30 y4
*28%
2
83% Jan
1,400
30 y2
29%,
10
July
1,800
38%
3%
77%
11%
14
8% Sep
11%
37%
*28%
Jun
104
11%
37%
28%
Jun
8
11%
*37
*28
30% Sep
20% Feb
*11%
37%
25
preferred
(J C)
Penn Coal & Coke
27
2
3%
11%
37
29%
101
15% Jan
1,000
3%
11%
23
5
4
3%
3%
11%
37
*28
11
108% Mar
10,200
*22
22
8
5%
23
Dec
xlG3% Jan
3%
7
5%
29%
29% Jan
25
3%
100
600
7
*28
108% Feb
112
7y8
5%
*22
4
2
5%
29%
28
2
*6%
5%
23
Jan
17
8%
7,000
*28
$1.30
Jan
35%
*22
preferred
Penney
93
35%
29%
9
22% Jan
36%
36
23
23
103% Jan
*35%
800
22%
34
*28
30
Apr
22
33%
*22
81% Dec
May
22%
33%
29%
14% Apr
33
22
33 y4
23
10
29
,
24
33%
'28
prior
preferred
65% Mar 19
July 28
3%
33%
*21%
29% Nov
preferred
*22%
25
33%
7%
5
common
27%
25
$1.32
21% Mar
50
6%
6,900
25
$1
8
98i%
30%
14
Sep
753%
98%
30%
26 % Aug
101
74%
99%
74
No par
10
Dec
743/4
*98%
Peninsular Telep common
3
9
Aug |
73i/2
98 Va
11%
7
145
72%
98%
*36%
14% Aug
46
300
723/4
98%
11%
72% Dec
33
48
71%
*97%
36%
19
15
48
713/4
11%
30
25% Oct
47%
52,500
36%
11
23% Jan
10%
25
63% Oct
105
10
47%
47i/2
10%
No par
29% Dec
15
*46
10
10%
Ford
&
21% Aug
27
47%
28,300
98%
Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
5
conv
2
Sep
*46
4
71%
No par
Corp
Co
Proof
Coal
47%
3%
*973/4
Mines
27% Aug 10
Dec
Corp
Distillers
&
Rust
Penick
Dec
32
Pictures
Davis
*46
4
1
Corp
Tilford
&
5
3%
100
preferred
4%
41% Oct
21% July 16
Airways Inc
88%
1
May 13
5% Sep
No
Car
Motor
com
preferred
Radio Corp of America com„No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3% % pfd—_100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
28'%
143
*21%
28%
143
213/4
*98%
108
"41%
48%
♦108
28%
100%
108
42
♦27%
100
29%
100
•107% 108%
41%
42%
27%
27%
100
•100
101
108%
108%
•107
108%
42%
42%
Q9
42 J%
43
49%
49%
50%
50
50%
50%
51%
109%
•108'%
109 V*
•108
109%
•i08y4
30
200
9,700
18,200
109'A
29
143
14:?,.
21% 21 4
29
♦144
29%
145
215%
21=%
29%
21%
21%
21%
700
23
22%
23%
38,700
77
77%
77%
77%
1,800
3i%
12,900
5 Vs
28,700
145
22%
23
22%
23 Mi
22%
23
77%
77y4
77 Va
77
77 »/4
3%
3%
3 Va
3V4
3%
3V8
3%
3i/4
3 Mi
4%
4%
5
41/8
•90%
43/4
4%
4%
4%
♦89%
90%
90 Va
90 Va
•90 V»
•37%
38%
•37%
38%
38%
5,900
29%
144%
21%
77'A
4%
I 29s%
29%
144%
92
•90%
92
38%
*38
38%
38%
145
92
38%
50
70
200
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(220)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
laveit
24 %
Lowest
Highest
37
1
May
33% Dec
9% Sep
Dec
15
14
35% Jan
34% Jan
15
15
14% Mar 18
8
Sep
25% Feb
4
34 % Dec
22
26% Oct
9
33% Jan
20
41% Dec
9
36% Dec
24
41% Feb
30% Jan
15
35'A Dec
19
31% Dec
22
11%-Feb
11
13'A Jan
8
12% Jan
6
18'/a Jan
16% Oct
22
July 1
17% Jun 26
4
13'/a Oct 30
12
Pep
36
,
Mar
6
29% Nov
Real Silk Hosiery
6
22% Mar 23
6
15% Jan
15
7
4
Dec
Jan
25
7% Jan
7
28
52 Ya
26
Reliable
19
29
62% Jun
2
13% Sep
21
19% Feb
2
84
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3
24% Nov 24
18
19
22% Nov 19
Aug 14
12
3% Nov
10
97
19% Jan
5% Jan
Oct
14
12
31% Apr
7
13
42% Oct 30
53% Feb
22
Oct
28
48
5
12
Jan
22% Sep
43% Sep
27% Dec
10
7% Sep
5
29% Jan
2
18% Dec
16
35'/a Dec
17
16% May
33% Jan
2
16
1
155
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3
29
19% Oct
29
24% Jan
Jan
17
29% Feb
29
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18
14
27% Mar
3
15
21% Mar
23
29
21% Nov
9
Apr 24
149% Dec
11
Jun
25% Aug 14
43% Dec
7
7
2
5%%
19
40% Dec
12
93 % Nov
9
Feb
26
120 % Dec
18
35% Oct
23
30% Oct
7
43'A Jan
5
16% Jun
29
19% Nov
24
31%
Dec~23
27
75
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8
312
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3
150
Oct
7
175
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5
150
16% Jan
9
24% Feb
6
Jan
May 26
160
Sep
14
4
97
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11
24
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21
Nov
17
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2
10% Dec
22
15% Mar
6
23% Oct
29
33% Jan
2
20
Sep
15
28
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6
11
Sep
15
17
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Jan
16
70% Dec
85% Jun
1
5%
13
49% May
87% Oct
■
31
10
1
59
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30
94
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23
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54
105% Jun 30
30
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98
85
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13
89% tApr 29
103
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20
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2
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86
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30
19
15
13
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Feb
$3.40
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3
79% Jan
29
72
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6
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9
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62% Dec 10
56% Apr
17.
62% Dec
20% Sep
8% Sep
11
14% Jan 29
25
13% Dec 29
Mar 13
82% Nov 26
7% Feb
Dec
7
20
43
Oct
16
42% Jan 30
33
35% Sep
32
Sears
23% July 31
29 % Jan 29
24 Vb Dec
22
JVtar 15
62% Apr
13% Sep
24
79% Dec
15
17% Jan
10% Jan
2
15
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May 27
32
July
x38% Nov 18
49
Jan
28
38% Oct- &
32%
Mar~3
48
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7
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63% Nov 20
80'/a Apr
19% AUg 27
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34
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42
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22
7
38% Oct 21
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3
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t
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4
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14% Dec
32% Oct 15
16% May
2
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4% Feb'; *7
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9
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17
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16
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34
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May. 6
Apr 14
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2
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28
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10
38% Oct 16
40% Jan "25
30
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143
»
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6% Dec
5
12
12%-Dec
10
52
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23
69
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14
42% Jan 16
38% Nov 20
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30:
1 18
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:
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4% Sep
11% Jan
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2
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1
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6
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28
100
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21
4
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16
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23
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9
52
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11
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31,
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29
17
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49
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2
44
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18
2
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19
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2
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35% Sep
14
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103
103
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7
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10% Jan
3
5
14
Va'Sep 14
-
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22
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73
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13
34% Dec
8
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2
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11
80% Jan
2
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3
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18% Nov 26
25
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12% Dec 29
91
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11
17% Jan
6
10% Sep
20% Mar 18
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
3
For footnotes see
page 22.
29
15
,
67% Mar 23
6
29% Mar 18
19Va
&
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Square
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Standard
2,500
19%
19VB
19%
19%
19'A
5,800
100
39%
1
39%
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7%
15%
7%
2,300
15%
39%
153/4
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60
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30
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par
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100
300
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9
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common
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preferred
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86%
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57%
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59
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45
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7%
7%
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60%
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60
60%
58
60 V8
25%
26'A
26
26'A
26%
26%
5.100
28%
283A
28%
28%
28%
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10,000
7%
8%
6%
460
5
24%
25%
24%
25%
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No par
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
87 7/8
88
87%
87%
88%
88'A
881/4
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88%
210
1
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13%
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13V4
13 **
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13V4
2,400
121/4
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12 y4
121/4
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12%
1,500
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com
Gas & Electric
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„
17%
*17%
*72%
1
50
10
87%
77
100
120
26%
77%
^7.50
92
102
26%
76%
No par
91%
102
102%
26%
24%
25
•
94
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26%
15
;
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26%
102%.
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5
130
26%
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85%
20,100
26%
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75
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21
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103%
17%
42%
20%
20%
26%
87
103%
20%
*
92
26%
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1
No par
l
20%
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5
20%
92
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5
v
103
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26%
common—No par
Brands Inc
*145
7%
31%
*21%
(Del)
Co
■
1,800
*93%
stlc tr ctfs
2nd
7%
118%
24 Va
♦3.50 preferred
:
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Standard
42%
1
,
25
preferred
pfd
41%
148
Elec__No par
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Tnc common—
■Conv $4.50
41%
148
89%
900
41
*97
39
243A
19
7%
*117
243/s
41 VB
100
39%
24 Vb
24
149
89%
18%
24V4
41%
*24 VB
*97
117
1,200
18%
18%
*146
89%
4,100
18%
18%
100
39
2,900
27
*
95 Va
common
conv
18
149
7%
7%
10%
27
11
20%
4.60%
49% Mar 20
18
Railway
non-cum
4.50%
5
26
52% Dec
Co
preferred
Spencer Chemtcal
16
63% Nov
19
60%
$5.50
62% Dec 28
25% Feb
19%
5
Gas
,
Spear & Co
21
101% Dec
19% Jan
41%
117
_No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Wltlilngton Co.
7% Mar 25
Dec
41%
7%
10%
27
iov2
26%
'
24
42%
7%
3,700
4,500
25
20%
(The)
Mobile & Ohio
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
107
24
73/4
*241/4
*24%
preferred
Southern California Edison
5%
May 21
80% Oct
2
7%
11
27
'
26%
50%
50
-
*93%
8%
Southern
7%
50%
25
*24V4
_5
& Platinum
%
21
24%
49%
25
100
Southern Natural Gas Co
Mar 30
50%
*24%
7%
100
'
11% Dec
49 VB
25
18 Va
1
South Indiana
36% Sep
49%
7%
14%
Aircraft Co.
2
73
48%
*24%
60
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
10
17
26%
15%
40
>
24
29
26%
18Va
26%
33% Feb
Jan
26%
14%
Smith iAlexander).Inc common
20
3%% preferred
100
4.20% preferred
a.
-lioo
27 Ye Feb
Dec
26%
183/a
36
,16% Feb
16
26
11
7%
Smith (A O) Corp—
5
76
26
15%
—_
11.
18
920
25%
26%,
30%
15
23
600
99
11 Va
*36%
13%,Sep
Jan
82
27Va
148'A
Steel
Gold
50
98%
10%
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No par
Corp
*46
82
19
•
50
3,100
99
42%
__1
23
49% May 20
*46
59%
,
22% Jun
11
60,500
81%
27%
5
16
Sep
383/4
50
11%
—No par
19
11% Oct
5
Co
23
38
38%
97 3/4
1
South'n Pacific
200
38%
81'A
40%
*
66
61
Dec
49% Mar 18
5%
371%
81%
33%
Southern'Co
541/B
5%
8
-*24
100
Dec
.
53%
5%
99
33%
•
53%
*5Va
25
18'A
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No
par
5
531/4
5%
98
40%
Amer
53%
38
81%
33 Va
South
6%
22,100
,
100
99
40 Va
Solar
8,200
6%
15%
—
&
38%
6%
*47
82
100
39%
49
11'A
Bouth Carolina. E & G Co cora_4.50
5% preferred ——
?_
fin
f
39% Mar 16
35% Dec 29
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10,400
6%
*5%
50
118
3%
38%
37
27%^ 27%
-
-100
30
47% Dec 23
*46
3%
6%
14%
com—
26
Jun
50
*116
60
Solvay American Corp 4%. pfd—100
Mar 26
53
May
.53% Feb
16
*46
3%
39%
52%
5%
37%
25
Smith-Corona Inc.
6
•
52%
5%
36 V2
Skelly Oil Co„
,
70% Feb 25
6
51%
51/3
No par
Sinclair, Oil
17% Feb 27
15
52 %
371/4
64%
*
-■
6%
,
15%
& Gas
Simonds Saw
8
8
,
6%
52
Simmons Co
5
37
38%
6%
*-5i/B
31/4
118
•
6%
64%
Oil
*116
38%
Sheraton Corp of America
5
20
29
38%
118
38 Va
14
,
43% Mar 20
23% Sep
17% Mar 12
Nov 20
15
15
30
Dec
30% Sep 11
33% Oct 14
July"24
11% Oct -15
53
11% Sep
28% Sep
35
•
117%
*115%
38%
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck; (Frank G)
;
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—
Shell OIL Corp.
Sheller Mfg Corp
6
87
Sep 15
29
Dec
8
r
117%
118
1
Shamrock
22
17% Dec 23
8
21,600
353/3
No par
$4.50 preferred
3
65% Feb 27
13% July' 2
10% Sep
1,400
49%
'
15c
Servel Inc= common
43% Mar 16
11% Mar 25
26% Feb
6
x8% Feb 28
.11%
48%
6%
common
12% Mar 12
14
11
48 3A
60
-
14% Feb
80
Apr
42% Dec
11
48 Vb
3%
14
.
(The)
13
18
11
48%
100
15
26
11
48
59%
preferred
Roebuck
10%
15%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
60% Oct 27
5
31% Feb
Oct
3
10%
48%
5
Seagrave Corp
26% Mar 27
3%
10
47%
'
38%
fund. preferred-No par
sink
3%
11
—1.40
Seaboard Oil Co of Del—
Aug 13
17% Mar 24
,
700
10
Seaboard Finance Co
8
8,300
451/3
*115%
No par
No par
preferred
143/4
11
13%
Co-—
Scran ton Elec Co
3.35%
3%
14%
473^
59%
preferred
conv
3%
*951%
7%
15%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_!
Dec
23% Dec 31
9% Oct 27
9,100
96
143/4
100
26
29
68
22%
1
preferred
45% July 31
29
22%
3 »/8
Power
15
18% Jan 15
50% Feb
&
14
Oct
14,700
20
preferred
4.30%
10
12% Dec
Vs
corn—l
preferred
2
15
2
21
50
Scovlll Mfg Co common
3
15% Jun
Apr"~3
20%
22%
20
Scott Paper Co common
12
68% Jun
16% Sep
Light
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Bchering Corp
25
110
99% Aug 24
Oct
12% Feb
75
20%
223/4
7%
Savage Arms
6
Feb
3
36% Sep
21% Sep
96
20
22%
14%
10
Sangamo Electric
May 21
Dec""l
96
20 VB
22%
48%
*24'A
8t Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Jun
96
19%
S
13
98
*95%
22%
10
12
81% Jun
95%
100
Jan
31% Jan
250
100
19%
—
conv
Nov
105
60'/a
5
27
18
*59
*59
14%
+.1
96
29
60
14%
No par
9
Jun
60
14%
25%
;
14
24% Dec
30
1,200
5
22 Va
100
15
9
10%
*59
19%
No par
Co
5
Sep
23% Mar 25
58%
No par
No par
(The)
noncum
293A
*10
58%
1
22'%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
312
*4%
*28%
10%
95'A
5
15
5
30
iov4
20%
2
14
Sep
*4'/b
*28%
10%
22
30
29
Sep
17% Sep
91% Sep
Mar
Co
5
30
5
95
77% Feb
Dec
61
1,200
19
33% Jan
22
1,000
13
14%
95%
No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No patPreferred series A 5%
_100
211
17%
13
*4%
14%
„25
Typewriter
Joseph
17%
12%
700
*29 VB
25%
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St
17%
12%
300
28
*10
81%
preferred series A
4 % %
171/2
12 Va
300
32
10%
100%
Sareway Stores common
4% preferred
18
Jun
17 Va
12%
37%
32
*27
30%
991/2
Ruppert (Jacob)
32% Jan 23
*17%
■
*36
,
*4Va
1
Axle
30
81
17%
12%
17%
36%
2,100
10 Va
81%
common
17% Mar 23
103
17% Jun
&
22% Jan
99% Feb 21
271/4
26%
*29Va
14%
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
Royal
3 2 V2
271/4
12%
58 '/a
Corp
62
107% Nov 26
x88
El
&
Haas Co
Ruberoid
32%
27%
26 Va
4%
100
preferred
15
Nov
33
27%
26%
10%
.100
common-
30
:4%
363/4
33
28%
1
17
105
36 Va
33
*27
10
series
Inc
Gas
&
261/4
29'A
*58 %
No par
Corp
Rockwell 'Spring
Rohm
26 Va
36 Va
4%
10
-
50c
series
4.50%
conv
Rochester
26%
36 Va
*32
'
26%
*36,
*28%
- -
-
10
Mills
14,600
1
com
13
Feb
28%
50c
preferred series A
Roberlsliaw-Fulton Controls
3
10
22% Apr 17
Co
Dec
x60% Feb
33
*27%
2.50
10% Jan
205
*32
100
common
11% Dec
6
26%
37%
5
4.50%
.-9
Feb
26%
*36
17 %
Inc—
Oil
Robbins
44% Mar 10
Oct
54
x26%
11,000
1
50% Sep
35% Nov 26
9
12%
(R J) Tob class JB
Richfield
29
99% Sep
84
8%
9
25
6% Sep 24
14% Dec 29
3
8%
No par
Ritter Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
35% Jun
65% July 15
17% July 18
2
10% Apr
8%
Manufacturing Co
16% Sep
22% Oct
Apr 23
18% Feb 15
54
Rheem
11
9% Dec
92
Nov
1,400
8%
Inc
Preferred
5
26% Dec
115
9% Dec
8%
17%
series
Preferred 3.60%
29% Mar 18
14
9
22
Jan
8%
12%
Common
11% Dec 31
103
May
33
8%
50
common
Metals
Reynolds
5
23
18% Dec
110
32%
8%
Reynolds.Spring Co__:
26% Dec
4
Nov 25
40
Jan
Oct
22
48% Jan1 23
19% Dec
107
6% Apr
9
5
Reynolds
Aug 10
58% July 21
90% Jan
5
14
74% July
27
Mar
31
98% Dec
33
16
Jan
9% Mpr 20
49
80% Jun
5'/a May 13
23%
Dec
56
21
Dec 30
107
Nov 14
24
36% Dec
92% Apr 25
3
2
42% Sep
4% Sep
Motors
Rexall Drug
6% Apr 22
14
2
47
5
Jan
85
30
10'/a Jan
43'A Dec 22
2
101% Jan
5% Feb
67 Va Jan
21
•
2
27%
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp com—__No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
52% Mar 17
Dec
pfd 3'/u%
Republic Pictures
115% Mar 17
6% Jan
23
40% Jan
14
10
35
26%
Republic Aviation Corp
4% May 18
11% Jun
3
17
40% Sep
16
July 29
Reo
Mar 18
108% Jun
28% Jun
6% Oct
23
Jan
3
115
48
27
Jan
24
26%
32 'A
10
Corp
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
23% May 25
47% Dec 31
16
108% Jun
32% Jan
9% Sep
10% Mar 29
9% Jun-^6
37% Oct
5
2% Sep
11
14
Stores
Conv
1
16
26 3A
32 Vb
Reliance Mfg Co common
54% Apr
98% Dec
26%
32 VB
50
preference
prior
31% Feb
14% Jan
18% Jan
19
26%
32 V8
50
Inc
38
13% Jan
90% Feb
26%
32'A
5
23
21% Jan
16
17% Oct
26 %
32%
No par
Sep
26
Shares
27
31%
Mills
Co
9% Dec
Jan
58
Sep 23
div
$1.25
7% Mar 20
23
30'/a July 24
10% July 3
5% Dec'10
8% Oct
the Week
26 "A
& Co—
(Robt)
Friday
Jan. 15
31%
--50c
Bit
Bios
Reeves
16
Rels
25
Roller
Reed
Jan.14
5
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
5
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 13
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
8
Feb
36
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. i:i
25
preferred
$2
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 11
Par
Rayonler Inc common
5
28
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Sep
22
4
12% Dec 30
LOW
YORK STOCK
NEW
.
Highest
30% Dec
19
36% Sep
24
Continued—Page 10
STOCKS
Range for Previous
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
50y. Jan
16
92
Mar 15
85
Jan
25
67
35% Oct 23
47% Jan 22
31
10
100% Sep 18
15% Jan. 5
94
Oct 16
72
Jan
94
8% Dec
45
Nov'ii
40% Feb
17
July
32% Oct 22
43% Jan
91
98
1
53%
55
54%
55%
55%
56%
29,200
69%
69%
70%
70%
71%
71
72%
Jersey—15
standard Oil of Ohio common
10
727/a
34 ye
73%
34%
73
73%
73%
73%
73%
737/8
73 3A
74%.
10,700
47,800
34%
34%
34%
35 %
35%
35 %
35%
35%
10,800
*98
101
9%
9%
*98
9%
99%
s%
*98
9%
101
9%
11%
l2y«
5
preferred series A
3%%
17% May 25
Sterchi
Apr 30
44% Jan- 8
Jun
24
36 V« Jan
2
3%%
32% Oct 29
25 % Nov
23
37% Dec
18
Stevens
'9% May
22% Dec 30
16% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
127/s Dec 29
17% Feb
Stix
1
17% Sep
16% Jun
2
10
16% Nov 21
18
21
23
Feb
-
Jon
8
5
100
1
5
11%
11%
n7/8
44%
11%
43 Va
*11%
43 Va
11%
11%
11%
—5
100
15
37%
92%
25%
37%
92%
25%
37%
92%
25%
37%
93
25%
37
*93
25%
37%
93%
25%
5
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
5
Inc
11%
*43%
*11%
14
14
Drug Inc common
preferred
—
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
Baer
Corp
Fuller
&
35% Dec 31
*98
101
9%
9%
No par
—1
Co
20% Dec
30% Aug
6
40% Dec 31
26% May 20
Sterling
2
15%, Mar 1J
18% Nov
9
15
28% Jan
9
Dec
23
43 % Feb
2
Studebaker
20
267/8 Jun
10
38
Dec
14
Corp
Sunbeam Corp
'96
10% Jan
17
8% Sep
29
70%
Mar
13
Sun
Oct
20
"
21
92
101.% Jun 27
Apr
4
79% Jan
3
94% Jan 29
114% Jab
8
119% Feb 15
24% Apr
3
18% Oct
6
22% Jab 28
24% Jun
22% Dec
26% Apr:
18
l
63
May
8% Oct
16
A
preferred
No par
No par
Sun Oil Co common
Class
6
4%%
A
Sep 14
21% Mar 25
24% Jan 26
23% Mar 26
66
73 % Nov
19
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
10% Jan
Sep
15
6% Nov 17
Sunshine
22
22% Jan
20
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
Superior Oil of California
25
Superior Steel Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co common.—5
100
113
660
-
112% Nov
24
Jun
18
Nov
6
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
18% Dec
11
Sweets Co of America
35% Jan .22
35% Jan
2
44% Dec
14
Swift & Co—
41% Dec
29 % Sep
21
Jan
5
2
% Jan 14
78
40
86
Sep 30
16
111% Jan
$4
5
4% Sep
15
7'A Feb
25
Jan
5
17% Nov
17
8 % Jan
20
Dec'
14
28
4% Mar 11
9% Dec
16
-34% May 19
46% Dec
23
16
60% Jan 29
Sep 14
49% Sep 18
16
37
34
33
86
46% Jan
Dec
22 Va
22%
22 y4
4,900
21%
21%
21%
21%
23,700
30%
30%
31 w
32%
32%
32%,
32 y4
33
*32%
33
31
31%
*30
31%
70
69%
*115
16%
16%
16%
17
24%
*24V2
25
22
*21%
22
72
*71%
72%
9%
92%
16%
92%
69%
69%
5
Texas
Gulf
6
5% Oct
15
Texas
Instruments
14
Texas
Pacific
&
Pacific
Oct
6
165
Sep
15
138
103
30
42% Feb
2
30
17'/? Jan
7
13
7
11% Aug 31
35% Nov 17
10% Oct
10
8
Nov
26
12% Feb,
Nov
25
48
14% Jan 22
Feb
40
15
•9% Oct
8
42% May
1
59% Dec, 16
41% Sep
19
98%
88% Jan
1
July
3
17
4
90
17%
17%
17%
26,300
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
600
*21%
22
21%
21%
100
72%
72%
73%
1,300
7%
3,200
.
31
July 28
24% July
49
Nov
19% Oct
12% Dec. 15
141/4
40'A
57%
39
39%
85
.
♦
Oil
46% Jan
"
*112%
113 V2
113%
113%
4%
17%
17 »A
17%
800
43 3A
44 Va
44 %
44%
9,000
32%
6,500
32%
32
32%
90
813A
*81%
82%
105%
105%
105%
500
4%
4%
5%
5%
5%
4,900
4%
15
143/4
15%
210
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/B
14%
1,000
41%
40%
41
411/6
42
42%
421%
900
58%
58 %
59»/a
59
59%
59%
601/B
26,800
393/4
40 %
41
40 3/4
411/a
41%
42
87
15
86 3/8
87%
87%
901/4
89%
90%
53/8
5%
53/4
*14%
15
143/a
40 %
*40%
58 y4
57%
39
851/2
85%
5%
53/a
53/a
108 V*
109
100
107
107
110
110
112%
1121/a
No par
47
37%
6,400
13,500
37%
110
383/4
36%
*15
143A
38%
381%
38%
39,800
17,500
109%
108
36%
100
17%
81%
108
Co
,
47%
47%,
47%
47%
ftOc
6%
No par
5
*13%
No par
391/a
*8
8%
*8
83/g
*7
7'A
*7
7>/a
A
Co, common,
preference,!.—t
Roller
3,400
105%
361/2
common
1
13%
7
1101%
109%
111%
6,600
112
112
113
5%
6
38
6
39 %
42%
2%
*1%
13%
800
143/a
14%
14%
14%
7,800
40%
40%
41
41%
1,890
*8
8%
8%
*8
8%
...
7%
50%
50%
94
94 *
94
*18%
18%.
50lA
50%
*93%
94Va
i
300
501/2
51%
5,300
933/4
■
1%
*18;
ia.%
*18 i
600
93%
.
*
2
*1%
2
18%-
•2%
101/8
1%
12%
20
20%
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
203/4
14,700
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,100
12%
12%
12%
5,500
26%
27 y8
133/4
133/4
14,100
4,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
t
23% Sen 14
27% M*r»
8
16% OQt 23
23% Jam
22% Nov 13
28
7
13% J«&
.
3
Jan
lo
15% Jan
H?% Deft
•
112% Dec
a
105'
May
-
ft.
■
167/*At*.25*.
217%Dee
47% AU3 25
10% Oct c2T
18% JttJy lS
JtW 31
29
7% Dee
22
12% Dec
B
^
f
Deo-IX
*
„
5
83
Map, 9
:83% Jan 25
Jan
94-
15
35% Oct IS
"45;
35% Sep 25s
45
'
'
'
2
Jan
100
24% Dec 12'
107
Jan 30
24% May
1
337s Jan
3
91% May
1
104 % Dec
16
38 y* Sep
.
15
82 y« Jun
15
78% Jun
3
Jun
J8
37% Jun
10
90
*
100
Sep
15
6
*
7
4% Jan
2
5 % Nov
19
Oct
21
47
4% Apr 25
69% July 9
5% Mar 21
10%
Feb
74
11
Feh
8
15% Dec 22
21% Jan
15
14% Oct 22
18
53% Oct 30
64% Jan 30
24% Jan
29% Aug
6
34% Sep 19
15% Jan
2
May
7
18
24% Mar
16%
163A
*48%
50
^
4
*17
*48'
50
; -
-
20%
19%
20%
20% ;
14
41%,
13%.
14
14, i
141.
41%
•
v
41%
*41
*
*
20%
13%
—
-
7%,
~
-
41 %
7%
'41%-
73A
■
7%
7%
16%
112%
15,200
111%
290
16%
17
'
300
lft
16% 4
163A
16%
3,400
43%
*43%
44%
200
17-
*163%
'50
173/4
43%
16%
43%
20
>
22% Dec
lift
:
12%
Union Bug & Paper Corp
Upton Carbkttf & Carbon
'
9
<
Common
16 :
,—20
Preferred $4.50
series
Jan
6
Preferred
series.
87% Jan
8
Preferred $3.50
07
Jan
-
100% Nov
6
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
8
Preferred
Union OH
$3.70
series
$4
29
5%
3
17%
17%
*soy*
17%
5ft
'5ft'.
20%
«
•
>41%
900
80
51
21%
14
14
42
42
74,500
2,40ft
22%
14'
41%
'
7%
8
7%
8
--
21%
14
•.
16
3% Apr 22
67
Jan
'
2
4% Jun 23
5% Feb
24
107
Jan
21
16% Mar 20
'
470
7%
2,700
22
105%
*21%.
*105
100
*99%
38%
39
39
105 %
106
106
48%
48%
45
'45
*
,
v
100%
39 »A
108
*
*103%
105
*14%
15
*14%
15
No par
24
United Cig-Whelan Stores com
30c
Feb
18
$3,50*convertible preferred
100
5% Jan
29
United
30
United
No par
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
preferred
100
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
15
17% Jan
8
United Electric
2
United Engineering & Foundry
7%
Coal
463/a
47
*103%
105
Sep
46%
105
*103%
58%
58%
58%
59%
27%
*27
27
27
4%
9
*78
5%
5
4
78%
4
78%
5
5%
9
9
9%
*67%
69
*67%
4%
79
69%
39%
109%
44%
*103y4
No par
United Board & Carton Corp.—10
.
87%
44%
103%
preferred
39%
108
21%
88'A
38%
15
,
*14%
89'
38%
105
15
46%
89
383A
*103?A
39%
112
48%
45
47%
105
22%
89
38%
1,200
500
13,600
1,900
800
500
61
60%
60%
28
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100
11,600
4
4
4
4
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79
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79
10
29,400
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5
5
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700
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101
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4
5
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,
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22%
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22,700
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92,,
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48
39
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48%
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48
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common
>
22
99
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107
46%
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16% Feb
-105
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45%
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68% Jan
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,
5
5
44
> 43%t
72%
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49
73%
88
11
11% Dec 28
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31% Feb
10
1
22%:.
38%
Inc
8%
.43
72%
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Lines
Biscuit of
28%
29%
12%
12%
,
22'A
87%
Air
Preferred 4>'A%
'■
8%-
433Ar
72%
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preferred—
12%
28%,
72%
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No par
>
22 »A
87%
61% Jan
86
43 3A
8
71%
10
United
July 21
■
92,
50
50
28%
22 V*
43%-
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25
:
12%
f
ay«
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United
104% Jan 30
39% Dec 23
100
12%
28%-
America
32% Mar 28
17
21
87
'
8%
series of 1952-100
31
Dec
33% Sep
21% Dec
28%
*85
Aircraft Corp common—
convertible
12%
»
8%
'
*89y4
Upton Pacific RR Co commom
4% noncuipulalive preferred
106% Jan
102% Jun
28%:-
8
No par
—No par
of; Callforhia
United
12%.
28 %
-r
*21%
No par
series
21
0
1(1
"when distributed"
2
;
S
No par
Union Elec Co ©f Mo common,.
50% Dec
48% Sep 15
25% Sep 23
Feb
112
16%
*43 y*
-
13%
l?3/4
16 Ys
16%
111% 111% {
16%
.16%
*4 a%
*48%
_no par
Upton Asbestos: St Rubber Co—
Union Tank Car Co
70% Mar 19
3% Feb
l
UdyllbB Cury (Tiie>„.
Underwood Corp.
46%-Mar 28
Sep 23
317/a Apr 24
*
33% Feb
50
1
3
39
57% Oct 17
*
:
50'A Jan
26% Nov
11
"
43%
16%
..
44% Jun 17
13% Jun
12
112
16'A
27
*17*
II
75% Dec
19% Jun 16
.
,
*
17%
4m
16
*43%
Twin City Rap Transit com..No par
>
5%. conv prior preferred—J
50
9
49% Mar 20
22% Dec 23
98Jun
4
.
13%
15%
15%
26%
13%
27%
13%
112'/' 112
16 y*
26%
*17
17%
15%
112%
16
13%
*17
15%
112
,
2
17% Feb 11
Nov
•r
lfl
7"
17
*13
15%
*
27 %r
13%
■
8
101% Jan
8
:
'
r,
37% July 25
107
Sep 18
30% Jan 21
Jun
20tli Cehturyt Fox,Film new
..
13% Jan
•
38% Dec 31
3
<
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Apr. 30;
98- July 31
•91% Jun
f
•
t
C
14% Feb
1U
l
.
>9% Mar 20
/ 61% Jun 10
50% Nov, 25
42% Aug, 12
4
Jun
Dec ?3
2.
i
,45% Jan
37% May
28
May
101% Jan
28
26 : Dec . 29
V
*
-72% Dect30
104
Apr; 21
45% July 9
121 % Mar 31
2iy»Dec
-10% Sep Jr4
a
4
Jajji"2
t
2
5% Dec ,18
14% Aug,
50* Jan
23
Trl-Centlnentat -Corp. common..
1
$6 preferred —.—^
No par
Tniax«iTraer Coal Co Common
1
.
.
12% Jan J5f
7
18% Feb,
104
17
20%
•26%
13%
17%
'
13% Jan
69% Feb,
Feb 27
Doc 30
Steel—No par
7
lft
3
A3 % Jun 26
'
30
14% Dec
Oct 10
.57
& Williams
x26v.
,
13%
Preferred series a (conv)..
50
47'A Feb 25
24% Jan 30 •~r> Tung»-Sol Electric Co common
—1
'
Conv 5% serl«a',oM952l—JL—=6ft ?'■
69% Jan 30'
IIP
.
47% oct aa
11% Jun
29
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■
5
20% Jan
60% Dec
12% Jan
2
17% Jan
15-
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49
Sep 25
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Feb
2
?
112% Aug
\
12
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=
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Trans World 1 Airlines Inc_
t
15.
i
(
25
-
Transam erica
>
26
106% Jun 24
.
44% Feb ML
'
20% Feb
V
15
21% Febt 15
40% May 19
:
29% Mar 19
•
12% Sep 14
17:
3
13%
14
137/a
14
14
14
14
14
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
45%
46%
68
68
600
20
*13%
14%
1,600
123A
123/4
2,000
1
2
30% July 26
12% Oct 24
Sep 28
23% July 22
30% Jun
17
llJ/a Dec
29
1
54%
Jan" 9
96% Jan
19
May
1
2
31% Dec
31
Sep 14
95% Sep 15
22
Sep 14
Aug 27
103% Oct 13
119
167
Jan
8
179
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
May
27% Dec
66
For footnotes
see
Sep
7
9
3
•
page 22.
46
159
Jun
9
46%
47
46%
47 Ve
463A
47%
19,400
28
273A
28
27%
28
28
28
28
28%
24,100
34
34
34
34
34
34
34
*34
34%
700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13,000
(The)_l
1%
1%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4,600
No par
No par
49%
49%
53%
4,700
*100%
102%
Fruit
Co.
—No par
Mar 27
United
Gas Corp
10
10
United
3
United
Merch
2'/4 May 12
United
Park City Mines Co
37% Feb
13% Mar
101% Dec 23
73
Apr
102% Aug
46%
27%
34
United
10
11
101% Feb 20
DeC
30
14
65
Jan
31'% Jan
120
175
Jan
5
5
20
U
35% Jan 23
56% Nov 30
68
Feb
9
1st preferred
S
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
Marl6
15% Nov 27
S Ss Foreign Securities
$4.50
U
Gas Improvement Co...13%
& Mfrs Inc
1
U
No par
20
1% preferred
S 'Hoffman Machinery com.
4%%
preferred
100
5
100
*23% -24
114%
*173
*17%
58
115%
177
17%
58
46
50
100%
*23%
115%
*173
17%
*57%
50%
100%
24
115%
177
50%
101
23%
51%
101
233A
115
116
*173
175
17%
*17%
58%
*58
17%
58%
51
*100%
*23
116
51%
20
102%
*100%
102%
23 y2
233A
233/4
200
117% 118%
5,200
117
»1737A 177
17%
17%
58
51
58
*173%
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.
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1
■
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18%
20%
36%
;
120
400
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,20
5
.
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94%
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140
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10
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41
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51
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5,100
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14
500
7,900
7
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|
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10
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14
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14
42%
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(The)..
7
7
13%
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Toledo* Edisop Co
323/4
32%
1061/2
.
Timber*.
r
32%
81%
1
Tide Water Associated Oil—
5
13 % Mir 20
1,800
32%
690
105 %
81%
*105
10
—5
preferred
:
—100
Tliompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50
15%
43%
31%
82%
4%
15%
Trust—
4%
28
32%
105%
*14%
5%
Thompson Products Inc com—
27'/♦ Mar 25
Dec 29
ll%^Jun 10
35
t
3
3y* Jan
14
*
7
Aug
29% Mar 27
27
16
Jan-' 2:
15%
convertible preferred50
fThirdh Avenue Transit - Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)
15
2
31%
*81%
*105
600
15
31%
31%
*110%, 112%
*17 y4
17%
43%
7%
670
670
15
14%
31 y4
,31
7%
7%
*650
652
14%
112'A
82
72%
7%
650
14%
30%
*110%
32%
82
$2.50
97 '/a Jan
1% Nov 30
July 28
22% Jun, 25
Land
Fair
Thermoid
14'/a Mar 12
61% Mar 26
15
91% Jan
The
8
14
3 Yo
15
Coal
$1.25 conv'preferred
27
r
111%
31%
1
$2.40 conv preference
Feb
44
4
111%
650
*14%
No par
Inc
9% Jan
31
Jun
1% Jan 15
Jan-18
4
15% Feb;
121/2 Jan
77/a Dec 31
6% Dec
1
31
7%
7%
7%
*625
14%
30%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
Mar 26
7%
650
14%
14 »/4
certificates
Utilities Co
Textron
6
20
14% Mar 10
42
share
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas
16
12% Mar
Dec
Sub
9
48% Dec
18
14
41
24
23
Mar
Dec
15% Feb
18"% Feb'
Jan
72
*14%
Inc
101
72
10
Sulphur
43% Feb
i2i% Jan
i »
3,100
1153/4
*115
116
3,400
4,000
9%
*90
69 ^A
69%
69%
115
24%
*21 %
9%
*90
92%
69%
115
33
9%
9%
*90
,
114%
*32
32%
9
92%
*90
92%
*31%
9
,9
9
No par
110% Jan
12% Oct 31
.
100
21%
21%
8
5
Corp
15
35% Dec 29
3
18%
22 Vb
47/a
Producing Co
6%
*10% Jan
*17%
21 y8
9
Gulf
18% Jan
22
900
3,300
21%
4%
Co
17
Oct
14%
12%
21%
105%
_■
Texas
lO'/aNev
18
3,300
14%
12 y4
r
22 Va
105%
(James)
Texas
37% Jan 10
135
39% Oct 23
18
25
Talcott Inc
3
1
46% Nov. 19
Jun
18
114%
7.50
No par
No par
1
pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
cum
547/a Apr
8
2
18%
43%
58% Dec 24
24
11
*17%
17%
2
Jan
% Nov 10
18%
17%
Jan
«
32% Jan
8 % Jan
*17%
43%
30% Sep
12
195% Mar 28
.15% Nov 14
12%
17%
5'/« Oct
16
14
12%
43%
78% Dec
Dec. 31
116% July 14
16
Oct
21%
21%
14
17%
Texas
32% Oct
21%
21%
12%
43%
Telautograph Corp
27% Oct
128
8,800
14%
(The)—4.16%
preferred
$4,40
Tennessee
50% OCt
^pr 15
26%
21%
*14
25
16'A Aug 13
47% Mar
100%
240
25%
*93
21%
*625
100
preferred
Sylvauia Elec Prod Inc com
97% Juu
,
15% Nov
13
4.40%
May 22
4
7% Jan 21
1
5% Oct 23
13% J au
4
89% Aug 25
115
May
93%
25%
100
21%
10c
Mining Co
30
81
5,700
12%
7%
29
Dec
15
May 12
10% Jan
32 % May
300
37%
12%
71%
13% Sep
18
30% Oct
102
11%
37%
,14%
69%
—12.50
26% Aug 26
22% Apr 24
102 % Jan
2
*11%
37%
93%
44
22
69
520
30
11%
37 •
*93
25%
12%
116
116
16%
16'A
24%
24'A
22
*21%
preferred
Apr 14
27% Jan 26
17
Oct
$4.56 series
2
5
Jan
19,100
11%
14%
,
2,200
12%
'
11% Jan
Oct
19
Feb
117
7
100
Sunray Oil Corp common
—1
4'A% preferred series A
_25
5 Vu %
conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
15
3
570
490
July
12
*43
21%
8%
*90
1
23% Sep 30
197/a Sep 16
16
70% Dec 11
1
99
82% Jan
68% Nov 18
110
*43
10
44
45
18%
"30
Chemical Corp common
'
101
9%
21%
"When issued"
8% Nov
,
12
*98
21
30'A
—-1
No par
,
li7/8
*43
12%
12%
*17'A
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference,
20
Stone & Webster———.J—No par
10% Sep 15
'16% July
1
31% Feb
21
Stores
Bros
4
10
New
Stand Ry equip Mfc Co
30
13% OOt 23
Oil1 of
standard
5
32% Jan
*4% Nov
Shares
54
10% Dec
87
Jan.15
53%
3
23
Jan. 14
68%
par
Indiana
Stanley Warner Corp
Starretfc Co (The) L S
Dec
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 13
69%
Oil of
12% May 11
47% Dec
7
38
Sales for
Wednesday
(
53%
100% Jan 12
13% Mar 26
5
Jan. 12
68%
31
Dec
California—No
Standard OU of
17
36% May ~2
13% Mar 24
Tuesday
Jan. 11
53
Standard
78% Jan
38% Jan
30
8/% Sep
11% Oct 30
Monday
Par
25
59% Jan
81% Jan
Sep 15
Sep 21
' May 11
STOCK
YORK
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
Highest
49% Sep 21
65% Sep 15
64% July 23
3
70% Oct
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 11)52
Lowest
"
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
177
173/4
17%
400'
58
58%
90
; *
r
I
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, January 18, 1954
(222)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
18% Jan
3
23% July 21
9
8% Nov 24
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
8
34
Sep
14
40 Va Mar 17
56
19
67
4
57% Dec
11
64
Sep
16
x81>/4 Jun
17
90 V4 Dec
31
22 % Oct
16
136% Jan
2
Jan
34% Mar 21
90
Mar 28
102% Jan
31
30% Dec 31
146% Feb
6
53
Oct
30
87% Mar 29
61
Jan
3
37 % Oct
23
68% May 29
42% Dec 31
138 %
May 16
19 Ve Oct
144
Jan
24
20
23
Feb
13
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
41
May 18
13% Nov 23
7% Oct
22% Jan
22
Jan
8
2
5
33/4%
973/4 Apr
6
3%%
31% Jan
2
18
6
37
Oct
67% Jan
2
54
Dec
31
663/4 Feb
44 Va Jan
5
Aug 31
144 % Jan
17% Dec
10
213/g Feb
26
35% Dec
4
393/4 Nov
10
6% Jan
2
22
94
27
72'/a D»c
30
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
1% Sep
2
1% Dec
Dec
31
Jun
4% Jan
19
Jan
18
3% Jan
26% Dec
2
26% Jan
7
169
8
Jan
8
13% Nov
6
30
119
Dec
11
125
Oct
31
125% Jun
3
32
Jan
2
24'/a Apr
28
9
93 % Apr
29
24
29% Jan
19
2
8
137% Jan
19
May 29
88
July 17
16% Oct
112
128
127
29 •'
92
28
8
15
Sep
25 % Jan
130% Jan
8
22% Jun 23
17
273/4 Nov
27% Dec
31
116% Nov
20
106
5
114% Nov
12
103% May
92
July 20
1003/4 Dec
24
92
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
Jun
% Jan
22
103% Dec
2
15
33% Apr
24
37% Jan
4
25 % Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
x27 % Jan
14
31
19
98
Jun
13
25 Va Dec
28
30
Feb
35% May 22
44% Jan
11
36% Mar
5
64
Dec
7
16% Apr
28% Mar
18
Jan
18
14% Dec
7
18
Mar
4
31% Oct
2
27
22
20
Jan
68 % Dec
29
59
Sep
14
70% Mar
11% Dec
22
8
5
Jun
15
Va
13/4
13/4
17%
353/4
7%
7%
1,000
7%
7%
3,100
*1%
*16%
17%
•16%
13/4
160
18%
1%
23%
22%
160
18%
64
343/4
2
30%
*29
160
64
1%
♦29
*13/4
30
,
343/4
>'•
18%
64
.
'
343/4
223/4
2
157
19%
18%
1%
293/4
293/4
*29%
23
'•
227%
22%
22%
156
193/8
19
100
22%
►155
156
4,200
220
'
'
;'*19y4
19%
20%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
65%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
36%
21,200
,
35
373/4
'".r
430
"
123/a
6
1,100
30
64
29
36%
1%
34%
12%
37
2,300
13/4
*
•'
156
40
18
1%
158
3,100
78%
1%
*17%
30
22%
160
*76
1%
18
1%
28%
363/4
36%
6%
6%
6%
6%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
363/4
36%
12%
.
*
*28 Va
63/a
63/s
31
31
363/4
12%
123/4
29
*28%
2,300
4.400
12%
29
2,100
,
500
6%
6%
6%
4,500
31 S/8
3l3/4
32%
4,100
*125%
127
*125%
127%
*125%
127 %
♦125%
127 Va
*125%
127%
preferred—100
*125%
129
*125%
129
*125%
129
*125%
129
*125%
129
Works common—_5
27%
100
Chemical
*90
21%
com—No par
partic preferred
100
126%
27
Power Co com—10
100
10o
100
25
25
5
dividend
preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
1%
173/4
78%
1%
17%
2,000
353%
*753/4
-
145
17%
78%
1%
•16%
5,700
36
*753/4
*753/4
1%
17
12%
Virginia Elec &
$5 preferred
$4.04
144 %
78%
78
28%
preferred
div
17%
145
73/4
12 3/4
noncumulative
6%
64,600
*7%
*28%
Carolina
300
40%
*353/4
12%
Victor Chemical
3 Va %
56%
39%
73/4
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
Mar 20
17%
36
28%
Co
40%
56%
144%
12%
Chemical
5%
17%
•35%
393/4
393/4
7%
Mar 19
13
145
39%
56%
73/4
30%
30
393/a
7%.
2.50
Apr
17%
35%
1,610
7%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Nov
17%
35%
21,600
7%
6
29
Vick
18
35%
30%
137 Va
803/4
393/8
,
*
No par
Raalte Co Inc
31'/a Dec
144%
1%
Norman Co
Van
0
144%
100
30
137
*55 %
36%
Van
23 % Apr
393/4
28%
Vanadium
17% Mar 23
323/, Mar 25
9
55
39%
10
45% Mar 25
8
10% Jan
393/4
54%
393/4
Corp of America—No par
2.5o
15
29
38%
55%
80%
30%
136 Va
*7
*753/4
100
22
5 Va Dec
38%
145
200
3,100
73
29%
39%
145
1,200
61
136%
30
136%
*543/4
38
300
373/4
243/g
*70%
803/4
15,800
8%
25
72
7%
1
Inc com
Co
Light Co
27% Dec
127
Mar 12
&
30% Sep
129
21% Jan
95
Pictures
*793%
24%
7
x223/4
preferred
Power
11% Dec
3
110% Jan
%%
4
1
6
Universal
Utah
793/4
29%
135%
*70%
Shares
16%
*8
373/a
*60 V*
7
*29%
100
79%
29%
136
24
72
153/4
61
7
_1
—
243%
*70%
*59%,
7
com.No par
Leaf Tobacco
60%
7
*16%
Corp
preferred
16
17
Nov
Universal
4
293/a
135%
37%
7
50
1
preferred
Jan
25% Dec
87% Sep
18% Oct
preferred—No par
45% Aug 14
23
Apr
18
1
2d pfd-5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
68 % May 20
353/4 Dec
17%
*35%
noncu
American
Universal
8%
»144i/2
Wall Paper Inc common—2
convertible
17% Jan
31
23 % Apr
Apr
24% Oct
30
2
7
10
15% Jan 23
116
19% Dec
Feb
Jan
29%
136%
363/4
39%
No par
Corp
$4.20
convertible
4%
17
14
23
12
116
29
Feb
28 % Jun
33% Dec
Dec
10
Sep
61
65
27% Oct
27
29%
8%
24%
793/4
136
15%
ay*
60%
72
preferred—25
common
noncumulative
$6
167
16
14% Dec
100
Co
Tobacco
7%
United
3
*70%
*79%
Jan. 15
15%
37
the Week
Friday
Jan.14
8%
37
,243/4
72
80
No par
preferred
Mar 19
15
July 28
Apr 24
May 23
34
7%
D S
243/4
70%
Rales far
Thursday
15%
*8
60%
•79%
SALE PRICE8
Jan. 13
15%
37%
*59
24%
v-
8
.
37
38
Mar 18
14
Sep
4
8
HIGH
Wednesday
f
15%
15%
56
4
233/4 Dec
60%
24
373/4
Stores
223% Jan
155
60%
5
common
United
9
37
*54 %
Corp
19
3% May 13
37
5o
Steel
Stockyards
32% Dec
'8%
100
preferred
S
29% Mar 12
15%
'8
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
S
90
17
6
11
15
1% Nov
Aug
57
28% Apr
15
153/g
common
1st preferred
United
9 Va Mar
A
B
AND
Jan.12
20
10
1
100
100
Co
series
series
Co
noncum
8'/a May 25
31
27
preferred
preferred
Rubber
7%
U
9
7% Apr
x87Va Oct
2
U
28
135
22
14
S
8%,
2
15
6% Dec
May
D
1443/4 Mar 11
33% Sep
11
Jan
U
32% Feb
853/4 Jan
23% Aug 31
l
Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
23
Tuesday
Jan. 11
—10
U S
26
10% Jan
23
6
Oct
127% Sep
Monday
Par
common.
Foundry
&
Pipe
Oct
9
STOCK
preferred.
22
24
156
Mar
S
D
Co
Lines
4%%
70
74% Nov
8% Dec
21% May 27
U S
26
22
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
' Highest
Lowest
Highest
x7% Dec
26% Oct
.CQijtioHetf—Page 12
STOCKS
Range for Previous
10
27%
27%
27%
91
90
90
23%
223/4
23%
129
127
*90
22%
1293/4
130
27%
27
27%
27%
113%
113%
113%
114
*
100
*99%
27%
*100
26%
102
102
*100
26%
26%
26%
*25%
*56
15%
130%
233/a
130
27%
27
*90%
23%
28%
92
2,100
100
233/a
29,200
130%
130
24%
130%
1,300
27%
27%
27%
9,100
♦113%
114%
113%
113%
60
100%
100%
*993/4
101
♦100
102
*iooy4
27
27
*263/4
25%
*56
15 Va
153/4
25%
102
60
•101 %
102%
27%
27%
27 %
500
26%
26%
25%
26%
1,300
57%
57%
59
59 Va
62
1,600
153/4
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*28
293/4
64
64%
*28
29
*28
29%
*28
293/4
100
64
64
*63
64
No par
10
*24
20
preferred
91
114%
57%
15%
23%
28%
100 Va
26%
57%
15%
26%
♦90%
283/a
*99%
26%
57 %
91
27%
*113%
100%
99 %
27%
*28
600
29%
w
55
Apr 17
11% Jan
2
Aug
6
27
Nov
24
29% Jan
14
42 Va
Apr 29
51% Jan
7
8
12 %
2
Wabash
RR
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
System
21% Nov 24
29% Jan
43% Jun
52
16
Dec
22
10% Jan
30
Dec
29
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
3
18% Jan
2
25
Jan
12
104% Dec
5
98
Sep 15
105
98
15
Oct" 22
20%
25
Jun
35% Jan
3o
3
Jan~30
5
Walgreen
Dec
9
22
Feb
27
Walworth Co
May 12
Feb
19% Feb
19
24% Dec
3
18% Dec
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
Mar 16
9
Bros
Pictures
Inc
Inc
193/4
193/4
20
20
9%
10%
10%
103/a
10%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
Jl%
11%
*113/4
12
600
25%
25%
25%
25 S/8
253/4
26
25%
26
3,500
79
78%
78%
79
79
79
80%
Sep
15
12 % Mar 27
Webster Investment Co
1
28% Feb
2
Wesson
1
84% Feb
3
Oil
&
5
11%
com—2.50
Snowdrift
convertible
25 5/8
253/4
78
78
preferred
5
West
West
West
Penn
110% Sep
5
98% Jun 17
107% Jan
8
West
Penn Power
102
No par
Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
4
Indies
Electric
4%%
183/e
18%
18%
4
16%
17
17
17
363/g
363/4
363%
36%
100
*105%
1
pfd
2
103% Apr
18
88 % Jun
18
98
Jan
9
102
Feb
7
89 Va Jun
9
12
Sep
17
16% Jan
29
12% Nov
5
16 3/4 Jan
15
West Virginia Coal & Coke
21% Nov
5
253/4 Dec
21
West
100
100
100
100
97
*96
98
*97
98
98
12%
*12%
12%
13
12%
43% Sep
15
57% Mar 11
109
4%%
Western
Oct
22
26% Dec
23
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 25
21
47
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
4%
20
64% Dec
12
46% Sep
14
673/8 Mar 18
Auto
Western
Oct
7
11
38% Feb
18
27% Nov 21
22 V* Dec
30
48% Aug 13
29 % May 18
48% Dec
39% Sep
15
52% Dec
3
91% Jun
1
993/4 Jan
12
16% Jun
10
22
May
Jan
14
127
Mar
30% Sep
15
80
99 % Sep
2
4
4
5
Paper com
Western
Supply
5
2nd
Pacific
Preferred
series
Western Union
preferred
RR
3.80%
Telegraph
Elec
Inst
41% Jan
30
89% Jan
22
Oct
14
86 % Mar 24
34% Jan
7
24% Dec
14
30
8
White
Dental
Mfg
23
29% Jan
2
23
Sep
15
30% Dec 21
White
Motor
Co
28
4% Dec
30
12% Jan
8
White Sewing Machine common
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
21% Dec
15
323/g Apr
13
2
18% Sep
11
30 Va May 27
4
13 Va Dec
113/4 Feb
17
21
11% Mar 26
5
74% Mar 10
&
$4.25
Co
15
8% Nov
5
13% Jan
15
Wilson-Jones
25% Dec
17
24% Jan
0
35% Dec
16,
Winn
7
23% Nov
24% Jun
17
51
Oct"
16
64
Jan
126
Apr 24
103/aJun
25
10
36
Sep 21
42% Dec 22
293/4 Oct
5
Jan
2
19% Dec
22
135
2
Woodward
Jan
30
Woolworth
32% Nov 19
20
Sep
15
35% Mar 17
83% Feb
5
75
Sep
10
86
97% Feb
20
Nov
19
101
Sep
14
75% Jan
14
70% Dec
22
9% Oct
23
x32 % Jun
5
118
13% Feb
1
40% Jan
71% May 12
63/4 Dec 31
31
Wisconsin
Jan
8
9
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
41
6,300
53 Va
44,300
99%
99%
•983/4
99 Va
99%
100%
100 V*
21%
21%
213/4
213%
21%
213/4
20
1
21%
*122
•122
31%
31%
31%
85
83%
84
*83%
84
27
27
27
*27
27%
*26%
27%
27%
27
27%
273/8
27%
275/«
27%
-
27%
5%
5%
31%
27%
31%
31%
83 Va
313%
84
200
22%
1,700
•
32
32%
833/4
83%
*263/4
27%
6
4,800
190
-
300
2,200
5%
6
*24
24%
♦24
243/4
•233/4
243/4
243/4
25%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
22 y*
*22%
22%
22%
22%
900
16%
16%
16%
16%
14%
16%
15%
14%
15%
62,300
8%
83/4
8%
83/4
8 3/4
83%
83/4
83/4
8%
7,200
*24
*70
72
*70
6
6
15
6
6
2,700
300
'
8%
*70
Service
71%
*70
*10%
10%
10%
10%
♦10%
103/4
10%
107/»
10%
1
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
33 a%
33%
X33%
lo
33%
33%
3,400
29
29
29
29%
29
29 3%
29
29%
29 Vi
293/.
10,400
•133
136
♦132
Corp—10
Co
10
Co
10
No par
common
preferred 4%% series
100
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
34
20% Dec
31
34% Jan
39 % Oct
23
50% Jan
34
Sep
14
473/g Jan
5
15
15
17% Jan
11
Dec
31
16% Jan
2
Youngstown Steel Door
5%
21%
101
243/a
16
°n th,S day*
27
21%
•122
*99%
21%
27% Oct
xE;BdiviadLddflSk;dExP?,Chin° SaIe
27
•122
-
100
(FW).
York
Corp_
Corp
Products
*123
*99
9,400
lo
Public
Zenith Radio
40%
800
24%
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Zonite
40%
99
405/8
23
Corp common
:
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
6
403/4
*97%
52%
1
13
97%
245/8
9
Jan
97%
243/4
53% Mar
5% Apr
97%
52 3/8
23 % Apr
84
97%
40%
39% Apr
28
98
24%
9
S% Oct
97
51%
14
62% Dec 29
96%
3,700
513/4
15
88% Nov 28
5% Jan 29
9,500
25%
25
Sep
2
100
55 y»
40%
Jun
17
52%
55
24%
24%
50%
16% Sep
Jan
52%
56%
*51
243/4
47
4% Nov
52%
553/4
53
40%
21% Oct
68
25
•50%
57
*50%
24%
51% Dec
13
25
52
53
41
8
24
600
51 %
2
Oct
47%
24%
13% Jan
Jan
473/4
50%
39% Jan
1
2,900
47%
24%
No par
Grocery Co
Worthington Corp
Prior
9%
No par
Co
Iron
10
9%
47%
47
9%
1
preferred
48
76% Jan
*
8,800
110
*9 Va
9%
5
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
25%
25
•108%
2,600
50%
—20
Inc. common
Lovett
53
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
45% Dec
&
25
60
50
125/g
50%
1
preferred
14% Jan
2
12 3/8
110
150
99
563/4
30%
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
Wilson
101%
*97
57%
*83%
Co
12% Aug 18
26
101 %
57
No par
(The 8 8)
preference
Oil
24
107
573/8
96%
No par
—
prior preference
15% Apr
25
107
24%
100
6
Prior
23%
23
1,700
7,500
40%
12.50
17
conv
23%
47
24%
*108%
243/4
110
3,400
'363/4
100
Corp—
Wheeling <fe Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
23
9%
18%
17%
36%
10
30
73/4 Sep
47%
24%
*108%
■
10
Oct
63% Oct
♦47
24%
110
12%
210
12%
preferred series B
Weston
Wilcox
47 Va
100
A
Oct
15
47%
57%
32
16% Oct
9%
*50%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
$5
9
100
80
Jan
24%
»108 Va
9 Va
No par
com
'28*/4 Oct
40% Mar 17
24%
108%
9%
10
Co
24%
108%
1
Maryland Ry common—100
noncum
123/4
100
preferred
46% Feb
45% Feb
Pulp &
series O
Western Air Lines Inc
34% Oct
Nov
"
12%
56% Dec 15
138
18%
700
2,900
17%
;
98
30
15
101 Va
100
'96
46% Apr
128% Jan
*1003/4
*98
8
21% May
107
100
5
12% Jan 22
75% Feb 13
*106%
100
Jan
14
1063/4
preferred series B
123/a Jan
8% Oct 22
•106%
preferred
15
68% Nov
36%
4.20%
8% Sep
17
17%
36%
4.10%
7
32
18%
17
15
15% Jan
9
106
18%
17.%
36%
15
8
8% Mar
106
18%
Jan
15
17% Jan
106
18%
17
363/4
.
99 Va Jan
9% Oct
14% Jan
18%
*78
No par
Co
96% Jan
10G% Jan
700
19%
5
4
900
93/4
293/4 Jan
10% Aug
29 % Jan
9,200
13%
19%
283/a Jan
Oct
25%
133/4
93%
.373/4 Feb
25
25%
14
193/4
10
.
253/4
9%
21% Sep
73% Oct
126
25%
*19%
9
Mar 20
31
93/8
30
127
31
193/g
Dec
Mar 20
5,300
31%
9%
Jun
127
1,500
32%
*31
19%
Mills—
16
3
30%
32%
30%
1
Knitting
32
Nov
29%
32%
5
Wayne Pump Co
9
31
29%
32
31
25%
Wayne
May 14
29
32%
31
31%
•133/4
13% Feb 25
90
28%
31%
X30%
14
243/4 Mar 23
Sep 29
,17%
1,000
26
14
Va
6,800
133/4
3
101
26%
14%
17%
25%
30
2
26%
31%
*26
150
13%
14%
41% Jan
95 % Jan
173/4
26
28% Dec
24% May 14
35'/a Feb 20
14%
173/4
*14
37% Dec
98
133/4
17%
7,600
5,200
101%
14
2
4
13%
173/4
6%
223/4
*100%
26%
2
16
133/4
17%
6
22
22%
102
14
21% May
Oct
133/4
17%
*100%
253/4
29 % Jan
Mar
133/4
17%
22
22%
101
5
28
104
6
14 Va
22
100%
400
.No par
Sep
4
5%
6
21%
100%
653/4
Power
8
17% Nov
5%
653/4
Motor Co
Water
Waukesha
$4
5%
213/s
100 Va
Wash
30
17% Apr
37
5%
22%
101
31%
14
89
4,300
31
14
18
52 3%
26%
Sep
10~9% July"15
52%
313/4
Sep
106% Mar 18
52
303/4
13
16
51%
25%
24
Oct
52
Foundry & Pipe
No par
Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
31
28
513/4
Warren
21
7
513/4
Warren
Dec
5
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26
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3,400
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«»
friday
The
23
weekly
-
italic letters In the column headed
Exchange
yearly
-
"Interest Period" Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent
one or more 32nds of
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point
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LOW
AND
SALE PRICES
HIGH
'
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,
Tear 1962
..
Lowest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
"
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Highest
Highest
NEW YORK
!
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1960
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RANGE
Friday
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Period
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Week's Range
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15
1962
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JANUARY
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High
No.
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High
Brazil
Issue—
29
99
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65
68
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100.8
96.16
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Interest
101 Vi
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
or
(continued)—
3%s series No. 18
3%s series No. 19
Year 1953
Low
High
82
75%
82
No.
82
78%
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82
78
79
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82
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
:
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Range for
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*78%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 15
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
3%s series No. 16
.June-Dec
100.8
15
BONDS
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■
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,
Low
7,000
1950
79
73%
80
81
83 VB
79
95
3%s series No. 20
June-Dec
*92
3%s series No. 22
June-Dec
89
89
77
94
3%s series No. 23
June-Dec
80
80
74
80
3%s series No. 24
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
3%s series No. 21
June-Dec
3%s series No. 25
:
3%s series No. 26—:
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120
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93%
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3rd
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20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Antwerp (City)
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Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
1957_Ajiril-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
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20-year
15-year
Belgium
lABrazil
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3 Vis 1966
3%s 1962..
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1979
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1979
1944
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—
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3
55
__
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9
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1961
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1960
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4
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79
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8—
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June-Dec
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;
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see
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1963
25
95
103%
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1961—Mar-Sept
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April-Ocf
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1962—.
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26
103
44 %
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3
—
—
1961
,
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—
3%s series No.
For footnotes
92
60
61 VB
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3%s series No.
63%
86
Jan
1961
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1952
3.375%)
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59
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1978
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79
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1
1960
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101
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1978
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72
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ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961__Jan-July
70 Vi
65
June-Dec
.
A6s
AExternal
101
65
♦70
June-Dec
10-year 3Vis 1956
10-year 3Vis 1957-
95 Vi
24
*70
71
76
82
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
_lHar-Sepi
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
__Feb-Aug
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-J«Iy
Canada
(Dominion of) 3y4s 1961
—Jan-July
25-year
2%s
1974
Mar-S evt
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sepf
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-J«fy
lAChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942
May-Noe
5 A 7s
assented
1942
May-jVo»
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1960
*
April-Oct
92
100 >/2 100 %
7s ser C 1646—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jtxn-Jmy
A External sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Oct
sec
1-1693
*92%
SAExternal sinking fund
AExternal
NY
Municipal
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
87
82
Caldas
Broadway, New York
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
§ AGuaranteed sinking furnd 6s 1947
Feb -Aug
S A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
Akershua (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—MarS^g
iAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
78
*78 •'
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Brisbane
T oletypo
Exchange
77%
June-Dec
=-
3%s series No. 30
80
76 V*
•
82
76%
82
*78
June-Dee
June-Dec
3%s series No. 27_:
3%s series No. 29
l
*80
*78%-
-June-Dec
;
78
*81
June-Dec
:
3%s series No. 28J
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80
York 4, N. Y.
Teletype NY 1-971
8
24
(224)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, January 18, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Interest
East
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
(Republic of)—
L6s
of
A6s
of
1928
1927
Year 1953
No.
Low
105
54%
53%
61
103%
98%
1
100
49%
assented (interest
extended to 1960
6%)
54%
lARome
62
8ASao
63%
93
100'%
100%
12
90%
12
88'A
100%
113
113%
44%
1
37'A
113%
182
111%
117
11
41%
29%
42
"37%
El
Salvador
4s
extl
"993i
dollar
f dollar bonds Jan
3s extl
f
dollar
s
%s
5
loan
dollar
3s
German
7s
loan
7s
loan
1924
6%s due
65%
58%
1
55
58%
15
2
10%
16%
15
12
74
55
281
63
A
68
230
53%
45
55
260
CO CO nN Of-
82'%
89%
410
.April-Oct
-June-Dec
1954
1950 extended
80%
76%
379
part paid 1964.
A6s
part
paid
1
149%
"99% 100%
96
Helsingfors
Italian
(City)
98%
—
98%
a
93
10
30-year ext
Italian
8 A 7s
25%
27%
187
26%
24%
26%
214
1960
April-Oct
!_—Jan-June
Consortium
ext
series
Italian
6'/2s
f
s
B
3s
for
Public
Jan-June
_
__
J947___
Mar-Sept
—
Utility Institute—
gtd ext s f 3s 1977__—
jAltaly
(Kingdom of)
7s
due
52%
1
98%
20%
8%
93
—
517%
90
53%
52%
53%
"92
__
19%
98
44
A5 '/2S
5'/2s
extl
due
loan
1965
AJugoslavia
Fcb-Aug
1965
54%
42'A
—
94%
93
Mtge
7s
129
80'%,
81%
22
25
67
"129
"69
June-Dec
Jan-July
44'%
—
145'/a
77%
57
25
107
—
--
44%
89
128
64 %
10'A
18
67
assented
(1942
agreem'L)
ASniall' 1968
Mexico
(Republic
1 A5s
of
1899
1968—Jan-July
A5s
A
.
of
A4s
ngreem't)
1945.-Quar-Jan
agree'I.)
1963-Jan-J?tly
A4s
1922
1954
assented
1910
new
(1942 agree't)
(assenLed
to
1968—Jan-July
1922
agreement)
8 A Small
A6s
new
1913
(assented
1933
assented
(1942
agree't)
Geraes
ASesured
(Stale)
extl
Stamped
sinking
to
ex'l
Stamped
16%
Netherlands
.April-Oct
fund
to
612s
Plan
A
1958—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1959__Mar-Sept
sinking-fund 6%s
to
to
Plan
2,125 %)
(Kingdom
A
6s
of)
3%s
1957
~9%
15%
_9%
15%
"15-%
due
68
Municipal Bank extl sink fund
5s
Feb-Aug
16'A
17'%
16%
.
17'A;
"9%
"8%
38
loan
(30-yr)
l970__Ju?ie-Dec
6s due
1953
"17%
extl
loan
due
1958
Mar-Sept
May-Nop
(30-yr)
1958
extended
to
1968
15%
10
16%
14"%
14'A
—
18%
18'A
18%
"92
__
loan
"53
--
"33
"53
--
reduced
Lo
2.125%)
(Republic
loan
ANal
loan
IAPoland
of)
extl
extl
external
f
s
s
2008
6s
[
6s
(Republic
of)
assented
1st
7s
18%
19%
52
53%
34
36%
52
54
31%
—■
36%
—
.
"101'% 101%
"101
35
__
.
--
99%
21
"99% 100%
99
99
"101% 102%
102
99
%
101%
102%
99%
~4.
102
95%
99
100%
102 %
115%
—
"129
131
2nd
series
gold
6s
78
70%
(Interest
1966
reduced
stamped
to
pursuant
to
Plan
reduced
Grande
to
do
external
Stamped
reduced
1961
to
Dye
Mtg
of
to
2%)
loan
4.80s
1961—April-Oct
56%
56'A
56%
6
48%
pursuant
to
footnotes
to
A
due
—
—
—
—
10%
9%
9%
16
9%
17
10%
13
—
13
"9%
11%
72%
55%
4
64%
59
54
119
2
80%
129
79%
73
49
49
8
—
134% 134%
"161
"120'/a
69%
148%
__
95
—
136%
81%
161
100
164%
164%
148
—
148
83%
92
"88 %
92
83
89%
"91'/a
94%
82
97
91
98%
64'A
82
91
91
May-Nov
91%
96%
1978—Fcb-Aug
Jan-July
"70
Feb-Aug
27
97
6
"13
81%
—
;
-
of)
8
8%
8
8%
5%
22
"77%
June-Dee
3'As
AND
1967—
14'A
10%
debentures
2s
3%s
"100 '/a
—
66%
100
—
78%
~9
95 %
99 %
104% 104%
102'% 102%
104%
105%
94%
47
9 7'A
104%
95 3A
98%
70'A
99%
"98
96
43
74
"71
Mar-Sepf
101'/a
101
103Vi 103 %
"101
99%
April-Oct
1956
77 Vi
130
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
May-No?,
1978
111
"129
june-D<Jc
;
28
97%
99'/a
80
103'A
Ltd—
1D64_.
102%
Fcb-Aug
"104%
May-Nov
"94%
Junc-Dvc
1966
debentures
95 %
43
87'A
94%
89%
44
80%
89
79
108%
Jan-July
2%s debentures
June-Dec
1963
1965
P
W
Atchison
Nitrate
General
First
Atl
4s
&
5s
July
1
89
4
119
120
120%
33
6,559
100% 101'%
99% 100
99
98%
"96
June-Dec
101
April-Ocf
V
"80%
Quar-Jan
April-Oct
19C2
99%
92%
95%
114%
123
116
125
116%
119%
94
96
101%
42
95
100%
14
95%
101%
Vis
C
—
—
5
"100% 101%
--
90'A
98
77
—
80
—
97%
96
101'A
83%
92
101%
Fe—
117
May-Nov
Line
23
106
120 %
4
100%
112%
5
99%
103%
A
103%
101
106'/a
101
22
101'/a 101%
33
97
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
19G6
106'A 106%
Mar-Sept
1980
1972
Refining 2s,is debentures
101
fune-Dcc
1964
ser
117%
111% 112
—
Ry—
May-No?;
A
mortgage 4%s-4s
96%
101
79%
Mar-Sepf
1963
mtge 4%s
ser
8
119
120%
119% 120%
1995-
Air
Gen
Atlantic
76
119
April-Oct
July
RR
96%
95%
99%
1966
Santa
Charlotte
Line
97%
104%
101 %
1995
3%s debs
mortgage 3%s
Coast
38
120%
1995
4s
Stamped
Atlanta
96%
Feb-Aug
4s
Investment
&
93%
104 % 105'/a
Corp—
gold
Topeka
84%
June-Dec
1977
Products Co
Associates
84%
4
1962—April-Oct
debentures 3s
116%
39
April-Oef
Co
92%
9,3 %
94%
93
Jan-July
19G9
first
112% 113%
105%
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4s
(reg only)
I960
Anheuser-Busch lnc-3%s debs-1977
Arbor
%
93%
Feb-Aug
1964
debentures
93 Vi
J?me-Dec
-
debentures
debs
113%
lnne-Dec-"*
—
1971
Tobacco
89%
April-Oct
1961
1982
1973
Ann
69
84%
89
debentures
Anglo-Lautaro
61%
33
94%
8%s
3%s
343
94%
Jan-Juue
1987
conv
64 %
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
86%
94
debentures
3%s
76'A
93%
2%s
3s
37
Co.—
1975
debs
79 Vi
63
1907
1986
conv
94'A
100
77%
93%
debentures
conv
100
79%
64
debentures
conv
86
—
100
105
Feb-A??p
2%s
American
"96
100'A
—
1980
Telephone &, Telegraph
Baltimore
First
5
2
12
7
--
&
Ohio
103'/a 103'/a
1
99%
104'A
5
93%
97%
15
86%
32
92
96'/a
96%
94
94V2
108 V.
11
11%
5%
A
July
series B
1975
(4%
and
3%
G
contingent interest)
due
Dec
1
Ref
and
fixed
14%
due
99%
"
99 % 100
96%
102
(2%
—
June-Dec
76 %
75%
76%
2000
Mar-Sept
76 %
75%
76 %
5
72%
85
1
Mar-Sept
76%
75%
76'A
19
72%
85
June-Dec
95
1995
Series K due March
M
■
1..
1975.April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5%
Series
—
94%
April-Oct
fixed
1% contingent interest)
July
fixed
—
,
mortgage 4s series
and
Series
6'A
RR—
First mortgage
1
March
1996
112
72%
85
general
mortgage 6% (2%%
and 3%% contingent interest)—
Series J
5%
11%
8
14
A4%s convertible
6%
11%
Pittsburgh Lake Erie
due Dec
Refunding
1
1995
income Feb
series'1 A
4s
1
West
&
2010
88
86 %
88
64
83
May
69%
6 7'A
69'/a
219
64
75%
May-Nop
<94%
94'/a
94%
10
86
96%
39
79
88%
Virginia-—
1980^
1
B'western
Jan-July
"38
37%
T*
A
Jan-July
"37%
56%
56%
40
56%
36%
~1
55
58%
First lien
38
Bangor
1st
33%
&
and
Aroostook
mtge
4%s
—
33%
"49
33%
38
Bell
—
48
51
Beneficial
Loan
31%
13
29
34%
Bethlehem
67%
68%
Conscl
(interest
31%
31%
April-Oct
(interest
June-Dec
—
"67
—
—
Telephone
—
—
—
"44%
"56
~
—
48%
Borden
53
56%
Boston
First
"56%
Pa
5s
series
Loan
Corp
4'As
C
2%s
1960
debs
debs
1973
mortgage
2%s series J
1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981
&
—
—
—
"37
42
1
Jan-July
5
757a
91
91
1
86'/a
1
86%
93%
107% 108 V'a
20
107
94 Va
1
91
95%
106'A 106'/a
20
104
1043A
97%
108%
April-Oef
94'/a
1961.May-Nov
106'A
Mar-Sepf
111%
Steel
Maine
97%
10
88
95%
96%
14
913A
98%
98%
98%
11
92
98%
97%
97%
4
91
77%
78
3
77
76%
76%
1
71
70%
71'A
57
56%
57
Jan-July
May-Nop
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
97%
96
100%
98
RR—
mortgage 5s
series
AC
34%
37%
1985
1976
38
First
mortgage 5s
series
II
5 6'A
57%
First
mortgage
4%s
First
"36%
~
(interest
June-Dec
D
Corp—
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
43%
83
82'A
Jan-July
series
Consol
(interest
May -Nov
of
4s
RR—
Industrial
1
M
conv
—
33%
82%
00 to
83
division—
ref
Beneficial
Feb-Aug
1966
riiv first mortgage 5%
ser A
(3%% fixed & l'/2% conting hit)
1980.Jan-J??ly
38
Toledo-Cincinnati
27.
70%
121
June-Dec
1978
3 Vis debs
2%s
——
A
April-Oct
PlanlA
2004.1
page
36
"8%
June-Dec
1926
2.25%)
see
Plan
60
—
1971
Canada
debentures
56'/.
"32%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
A
80%
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964..May-No?;
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
junior
American
56%
April-Oct
1946
134%
Bosch
•
38
2012
of
54
—
1921
99 %"
117
-May-Nov
America
of
&
56%
sinking fund gold 1968
to
external
reduced
of
pursuant
reduced
Stamped
loan
52
48%
2012
(State of)
pursuant to Plan
to 2.5%)
1999
external
Stamped
2% )
Sul
99%
—
31
reduced
to 2.375%) 2001
IA External secured 6 Vis 1953
Stamped pursuant, to Plan A
"50
48%
April-Oct
(interest
A
"100%
72%
100'%
5
Plan
~2"
v
120
63
22
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
lARlo de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
Stamped
79
105
1
56%
2001
to
69
1
56%
Plan
2.375%)
pursuant
30
55%
Jan-July
to
70%
56 %
1963
(City of) —
islamped pursuant
78
56'A
Alegre
1961
__
—
1950..Jan-July
assented
77'%
118% 118%
56%
1940
71%
Feb-Aug
Gen
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4'/2s assenLed
1968
April-Oct
SAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
A4'/2s
&
American
A
100
101%
100% 101
__
1958
A4'/is
1937)
1979
Southern
American
92%
I960—June-Dec
1959
series
16
11%
—
'26
of
Great
Co
16%
75
—
"33
Oslo
ANat
1964
readjustments
1961 extended
Co
16%
17%
——
-
,
May-No?;
(City) sinking fund 4'/2s 1955
April-Oct
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
88%
6%
94%.
106%
55%
104%
2%s
"17%
—
Mar-Sept
to 1963
extended
A5'/2S
27
Feb-A?tg
1958
of)
Chemical
3%s
April-Oct
1953
68
68
103%
"9%
Development Co Ltd—
extl
,
"121%
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972
Jan-July
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'/2s 1975
April-Oct
Allegheny Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-No?;
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998 ——April-Oef
SVis
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
.
103
May-No\
May-Nov
1979
2%s debentures
May-Now
(Kingdom of) 4'/2s 1956
sinking fund 4lis 1965
sinking fund external loan 1963
3%s sinking fund external 1957
8A6s
1946
8s
1960
readjustment
conversion
(City
extl
2%s
Mar-Sept
4s
For
17%
(interest
2008—
External
A78
I8
16%
(interest
2003
Norway
Oriental
~5
16%
"16%
_
1952
2.125%)
pursuant
reduced
IA 8s
A6s
—
pursuant
reduced
ASecured
6%s
-2-
.
Mar-Sept
1955
to
external
fund
1
rt CD
1963_Jan-Ju!u
;
of)
100 % 100%
Mar-Sept
—
(City
80
8%
■
"118
June-Dec
of
A4',is assented
Yokohama
Jan-July
ASinall
lAMilan
~2
87%
11%
"55 Vi
3Vis external readjustment 1984
Valle Del Cat icq See Cauca
Valley (Dept
AWarfiaw (City) external 7s 1958
1922
to
100%
June-Dec
debentures
1970
American Airlines 3s debentures
--
(is of
16%
87
on
fund 6s
(dollar bond
External
1
l963_Jan-July
9%
73
127% 143%
Jan-July
1952
sinking
External
agree¬
(1942 agree'!,)
121
Aprll-Ocf
3%-4'/ii-4,r;.s external conversion
Jan-July
assented
lATreasury
A6s
AExternal
June-Dec
:
19%
"9%
Jan-July
„
3%s
agree't)
ASmail
Bio
'12
extended
sinking
Allis-Chalmers
I
"16%
to
1957
1945
(Republic)
Aluminum
"
(assented
16%
I
1
1904
of
9%
■
(1942
9%
"13
Jan-July
!
1
I
ment)
1945
§ ASinall
7%s
1945
Aluminum
assenLed
new
IA4s
9'/a
~9%
T'
Large
due
Forto
due
—
1
(1922
ASinall
A4s
"8%
10
,
Quar-Jan
.
56%
Ltd—
1963
mtge s f
.
assented
new
"9%
1
89
"143
Allied
~9%
,
,
1945
§ A Large
gASmall
APeru
1st
Alabama
"9%
81
19%
June-Dec
RAILROAD
ol)—
due
§ A Large
gASmall
IA 5s
5j/2S
to
AExternal
70%
(1922 agreement) 1943—May-No?;
small 1943————
§A4'/2S
68
75
Electric Power Co Ltd—
lAUruguay
44%
IA4V2S assented
Mlnas
3%s
Co
Irrigation—
ANew
58%
72%
June-Dec
1958—
1952 coupon
1
1953 extended
8A7s
81
41%
—
4
.
1962
7s
f 1971
4-4'%-4 Vis external
21
81
(Colombia) 6'/2S 1954
30-year 3s s l $ bonds 1978
8b
8s
92
78
2
1957—Anril-Oct
1975
to
Bank)
1
18%
19%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
91%
3
88
59
18%
April-Oct
54%
94%
87'%
79
72%
19
—May-Nov
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1999
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1944—
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2012
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434
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June-Dee
3s
--
97
47
33%
20
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91
90
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4 72s 19G1
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23/4s ser B
Ry—
.
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33%
103%
967a
6
—
76
ref
Second
963/4
86
95
84
Cleveland
&
Detroit
95%
105% 106
95%
81%
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101 % 101 %
Western RR—
100
Feb-Aug
,—April-Oct
General gold 4s 1993
General 53 series B 1993.'
2:,/4s
1
100
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Light 3s
3s series If
and
&
Gen
103y8
31
98
Electric
93%
100
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mtge 23/4s ser J 1985
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976
78%
99%
987/8
98
mortgage
mortgage
Gen
78
101% 1017a
June-Dee
First
1%
Erie
70
67
4s debentures 1961
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
First
5
100
20
May
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
A First
1st 4s
106%
10
1973—May-Nov
A
tr 5s ser
Rio Grande
Detroit Edison
967a
91
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trust 4s
96%
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Income
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&
Denver & Salt
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72
66%
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coll
89%
3
„
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first
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1
mortgage series A
contingent interest 2018
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series
due 1993
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26
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155
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71
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M 5s
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Power
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1963
debentures
&
mortgage and coll trust 27/es
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division
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and refund
&
1st
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117
110
80%
extended
4s
B 1985
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April-Oct
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84 3/4
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1977
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3s
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103%
'
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1st
96 7a
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&
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97 7a
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95%
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1st
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374s 1982.
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14
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Cincinnati
112
1978
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112 7a
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,
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series A
3s
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—
1970
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s
mortgage
mortgage
100%
89
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Ry—
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4s debentures
I960—
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Cities
June-Dec
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120%
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mortgage gtd
1970
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RR—
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Chicago & Western Indiana RR
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&
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98
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ref
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98
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26
1974—Feb-dup
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inc
&
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4s
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1970
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9674
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—
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Jan-July
98%
917a
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95
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mortgage
1
—
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101%
98
233
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A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
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98
"93
53 V2
.
mortgage
98
3
71%
mortgage inc conv 5 s 1997
First mortgage 3%s series 15 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
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A 2nd
98
...April-Oct
1974
100
May-Nov
(1942 series)
Year 1953
No.
D
98%
98 3/a
96
52
1958
inc
98
69
92 7a
98 y4
70
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A General
105
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■
14
531/2
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Chicago & Eastern HI
1977
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Sold
__
107
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A
99
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■
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y2
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Chicago Burlington
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1996—Feb-Aup
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4s
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-65
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f
s
mortgage 4s
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1987
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103
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debs
10674
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374s
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1965
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Bonds
High
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Co
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4'/2a
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8
6
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27/8s
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Friday's
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-
.
1981
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gold 4s 1948
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97
104%
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*.
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debentures
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~1
93 y2
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89 7a
—
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mortgage 3%s 1983
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or
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dollars) 2001
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1978
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93'/2
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II
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4s
1st
90
86
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May-Nov
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of
Week's
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May-Not
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1956
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2%s
Continental
84
Sale Price
1976
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101
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&
S
98
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series
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inc
cum
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debs
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15
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1955
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89
87 y8
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Last
Period
37/bs debentures 1978
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1957-
43/4s
gold
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consol
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4 72s
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Exchange
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debentures
lOOTz
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c
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Consolidated
Consumers
87
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
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general
15
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Low
Jem-July
debs
Buffalo
JANUARY
Year 1953
No.
96%
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1980—
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II
ENDED
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Sold
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-
WEEK
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.
Bid & Asked
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April-Oct
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115
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Bell
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mortgage
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3s
series B
1981—Jan-July
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1978
937a
94
53
85%
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99
99
15
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99%
—
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—
98
—
947a
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101%
RR—
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93
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morigage. 53/as-33/4s series B
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mortgage
3%s
102 7a
120%
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mortgage
37/8s series E
series
C
1979—May-Nop
1979_May-Nop
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1982
Feb-Auy
A
1974
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101% 1013/4
987a
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(226)
Monday, January 18, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Period
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
New York Slock Exchange
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Central
RR
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4s
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4%s
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series
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series
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185
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75
1977——.—Mar-Sept
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99%
--
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95%
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—
~
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4s
1959—June-Dec
91%
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1976—Mar-Sept
94
94
87%
85%
94%
N
Kansas
1st
Mich
&
City
1st
Power
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27/8s
mortgage
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1990
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2%s
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1976
19'<8„
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19
94%
95
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mortgage
Kansas
1st
2%s
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3%s
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1st
B
1968
1974
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— —
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Jan-July
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98%
1961
1
100% 100%
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32
104%
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104 «/2
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94
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guaranteed
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footnotes
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1974
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91%
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first
mortgage 27As
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Gas
1980
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&
1974
1975
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98%
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21
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&
&
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76
&
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refunding 27/8s series Q 1980
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&
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93
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66
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94%
ref
Pacific Tel
M
series V
4s
& Tel
1986
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debentures
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1983
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98
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98
61
89%
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General
5s
1968—1
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General
4'As series D 1981—
89%
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
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10
82%
96
89%
100%
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Gas
Peoria
A
82
98
1
102% 102%
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:
3%s series D
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91
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85%
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56%
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1960
1965—
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99%
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93
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4%s
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;
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98
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96%
96%
Jan-July
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~
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Light
1975—
RR—
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General
&
3s
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99%
96
107%
June-Dec
27
♦96'A
1970—June-Dec
Power
mortgage
98%
102%
'
101% 101%
►100% 101%
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69
100
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97%
88%
97%
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.
87%
1
91
99%
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Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964
Paducah 81 Illinois 1st s f gold 4%s 1955
40
92%
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Mar-Sept
1981
98%
98
*94%
April-Oct
.
59
98
June-Dec
1978
83
1985.
1987
94%
June-Deo
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101%
100%
5
98
98%
June-Dec
1982
1984
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debentures
103%
4s
104% 106%
R
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 27/8s series T 1976
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&
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series
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1961
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101%
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75%
5
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102
64
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1979
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1974
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1982
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90
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mortgage
98
102 % 103%
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Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s 1960
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99
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debentures
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mortgage 3'As 1982—
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18
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;
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Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967.
April-Oct
mortgage
68%
2047—Jan-July
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112%
98%
—
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101%
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3'As debentures 1988
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104
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76
—
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RR (Southern Lines)
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&
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2%s 1979—May-Noo
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95
72
67
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82
13
57%
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mortgage
&
79^
100
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Robbins
Norfolk
75%
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—
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1955
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10
77%
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1957—May-Nov
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89
87
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F 2003
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&
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consol
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(Minnesota)
1963
ser
•89
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Y
66
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May
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debentures .1976
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3s
First
64%
92
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73%
67
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1952
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66
56
53
80%
1965—-ApriZ-Oct
1962
series
57%
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1979——April-Ocf
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58%
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91%
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64%
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5s
55%
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mortgage 27/«s 1980
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A
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3
2003
extended
5s
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&
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66%
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87%
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contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
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74
57%
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RR—
93
86
5s
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1973
44%
—
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2003
interest
interest
68
59%
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55
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1
76
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21
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4'/2s
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4s
75%
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Susquehanna & Western RR—
General
mtge
interest
fixed
86%
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Jan-July
83
1970_April-Ocf
A
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4s
Electric
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to
(N
extended
fixed
5s
Co
gen
fixed
4s
B
Series
RR
78
74%
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1997—June-Dec
1974
extended
5s
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66%
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I
223
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195
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1955
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96
—
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N
NY
•
1st
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1st
1997
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&
72%
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78%
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series A
refunding
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&
238
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—
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92
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92%
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96%
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53
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103
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——
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BONDS
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§ A First
ENDED
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1955
5s
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Range for
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BONDS
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Interest
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or
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;
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transaction on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Jan. 11, 1954 and ending Friday, Jan.
15, 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.
,
- •
1
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ACP-Brill
.10
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
Supply
Manufacturing
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
Manufacturing
Associates
Inc
(N J)
5
1
—
8
%
3
10
1
10%
For
footnotes
Ltd
see
80c
page
Shares
*
31.
Week's
High
Low
A
1,200
Oct
1%
Jan
Alabama
3%
3%
600
3
Sep
6%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
27%
100
25
Jun
29
Feb
2%
400
2%
Dec
4
Mar
2%
200
1%
Sep
8
8%
1,100
8% May
7% Oct
Gas
Airlines
50
preferred
Inc
3%
Feb
All
Aug
Alleghany
Allegheny
Airlines
American
17%
108
16%
Range for Year 1953
Low
High
17 '/a
107% 108
1,500
30
13%
103
Jun
Jan
100
97%
97%
200
89 %
Jun
4%
4%
1,700
2%
Sep
High
18%
112
99 %
Dec
Aug
Jan
6% Mar
Engineering Co
warrants
10c
Jan
1%
1%
2Va
Inc
1%
600
1% Aug
2%
1%
2%
38,900
11*6
Sep
3% Mar
2%
Corp
13% Mar
Shares
1
Alabama Power 4.20*
Alaska
9 V*
>
J
Corp
for Week
Low
Par
High
*«
A
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1953
2%
600
2'/a
Jun
3%
5%
17,400
Jan
'
7 %
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Petroleums
15
2'%
-f-
Alrfleets Inc
Ajax
JANUARY
Friday
for Week
•
common
ENDED
2%
.1
Ainsworth
WEEK
27%
3%
Acme Wire Co common
Aero
Range
16
Alloys
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Low
Motors warrants.
Acme Aluminum
Week's
—
7%
400
6%
Jan
8 %
Oct
Alles & Fisher common—
10%
800
x9%
Oct
14%
Jan
Allied
._1
10%
300
11%
Nov
157/a
Feb
Allied lnternat'l
ii
%
2,600
%
Dec
1% May
Allied
Artists
Products
Pictures
Corp.
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
•
„
5%
5%
„
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
5 %
Dec
2%
._1
9%
10%
7%
,
114%
„
♦lol'/a
105 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oci
<
Bankruptcy
73
101%
66%
101%
56
105%
deposit
Power
year's
In
♦Friday's
Aprll-Ocf
3
68
•I—
56
*87%
104
,
Jan-July
delivery sale not
the
not
102%
66
87%
Deferred
Included In
-
June-Dec
70
Y
Yonkers Electric
93%
93%
1967
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
a
*98%
1992
1970
D
First
111
111
97
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1965—
Electric
85%
86
'■
C
series
110%
111
series
3'As
ACertificates
103 %
94%
April-Oci
Corp—
A Certificates of
deposit
lASuperior & Duluth 1st 4s
80
88%
75
5
70
Mar-Sept
$ Wisconsin Central Ry—
S A First general 4s 1949
85%
5
76%
9
96
104% 105%
105%
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
08
84%
84%
84%
debentures
5
77%
96
'
May -Nov
1971
3%s
mortgage
79
77%
77%
Co—
Electric
debentures
Wheeling Steel
105 %
103
79-
April
April
May-No®
2361
& ref
Westinghouse
94%
68%
registered
4s
4%s debentures series A
93%
90%
first
mtge 3%s ser A 1981
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960
98%
25
70
1981_
Jan
debs
conv
Western
111
90
16
'
93%
—
4s income series A
Shore
1st
98
92%
85%
110
98%
70
Co—
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
107%
95%
—
5
•
98%
*94%
70
RR
West
104%
2013
1967
3%s convertible debentures 1982
In
,
101%
101
__
I 1981—June-Dec
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991...
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)—
*
103% 104
*95%
1980
ser
59%
37
—
1956
II
first
debs
"
95
90 y4
100%
8i y4
rnWre
Products Co Inc—
subord
H
ser
27
.
93
'75—June-Dec
1996—.
1983
ASpokane InternaLI
Standard Coil
2%s
103"%
102%
101
92
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Northeastern RR—
Joint 3%.s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
2%s
mtge
93%
—
92 %
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
ApriZ-Oct
Devel and general 6Vis series A
1956—ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orleans &
96%
*104% 105
Westchester Lighting gen intge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-No?
101%
95%
331
99%
97%
*98%
93
Mar-Sept
ser A
F
series
102%
*92
'
97
92%
99
*101
__
88%
105%
103
*97
I
96%
79%
10
92%
ref
—
/
59
*53'/a
97
May-Nov
gold
87
mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Deo
Wheeling ft Lake Erie RR 2%s A
1977
First mortgage 2V4s series G
Devel
'
1955.._Feb-Aug
1957
May-No?
87
1
1
94%
'
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
Southern
ref
First
series
87
*105
A
44
100% 100%
94%
93%
May-Hoy
2%s
109%
89%
1
93%
(subord) 1966
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
93%
101 y4
99
-a-
91%
— —
Jan-July
1981
mortgage
95
96%
*90
Gen
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
145
97
90
—
First mortgage 3%s series BI1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-No?
Warren Petroleum Corp—
125
86%
*98
June-Deo
mtge 3%s
—
102V*
95%
5
*92%
Gen
_
102%
56
123% 124%
*90
Jan-July
1973
1st
gtd 4s series
ft
Wabash
Co—
San Fran Term
—
97'A
1959—Mar-Sept
debentures
mortgage ft refund 3%s
3%s
Feb-Aup
A
__
96%
3s series B 1995
May-Hoy
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Oci
100 %
92
April-Oct
1963__
.
First 4 Vis (Oregon Lines)
Gold 4 '/2s 1969
Gold
and
First
101%
—
■
♦112
124%
Jan-July
1985
debs
f
Pacific
100
95%
—
__
105% 107%
107%
Virginian Ry
112
93
'
— —
*94
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1987
c
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co—
Southern
94%
86
5
95%
97'A
May-No?
mtge 3%s ser J 1982
.Virginia ft Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
86
78 ye
80%
*95
iu—
-
June-Dec
1979
debentures
106
ApriZ-Oct
1967
1st
77%
Telegraph Co—
debentures
97
97
6
__
*99%
__
Consol sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s 6Cr E 1975__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
97%
70'/a
•
*95% 101%
-
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
3s
95'/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1971
trust 3%s
coll
&
f debs
s
Vandalla
100%
100% 100%
107
1941—Feb-Aup
1983
South ft North Ala RR gtd 5s
Southern Bell Telephone As
98
95
—
__
April-Oct
4s
debs
20 %
93
*95
♦100
Mar-Sept
3%s
trust
_Apr-Oct
25/as
100%
96
June-Dec
Service
Shell
13
W
May-No®
May-Hoy
Mar-Sept
Sons 2%s
99%
57
48%
*95
'
ApriZ-Oct
1977
coll
1
1989
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
37/«s s f debentures 1977
ft
167
104% 106%
May-No?
U S Rubber 25As debentures 1976—1
86%
95%
!
80%
—
May
4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul ft Dululh first cons
gold 4s 1968—_Jjme-Dec
Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
(Jos E)
146
Feb-Aug
1st
St
Seagram
103%
94%
17%
June-Deo
1970
Corp 23As 1970
1st
96%
78%
i
CO 0=
♦94 %
Jan-July
Second
'■
126
96%
44
__
55%
—
May-No?
-
1976
debentures
33/as
100%
93%
6
97%
*72
April-Oct
mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
96%
87%
17%
June-Dee
23/4s debs
(subord)
Car
Biscuit
United
«—r
Mar-Sept
1996.Jan-July
5s
1st
First
97%
91
114
54%
—
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991— Mar-Sept
Union
103%
99%
3
81%
97%
--
1977
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
Second
St
5
10
RR—
debentures
First and refund
ASecond
♦95%
May-No?
1982
debs
conv
Pacific
First
St
94%
17%
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
27/bS debs 1961
Afar-Sept
Oil of California
2%s
96%
97
90
101%
97%
—
1995__Ma7/-Nov
1973
Rochester Gas ft Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D
General mortgage 3%a series J
A
102%
V
Reading Co first ft ref 3%« series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
1st
96%
97%
97%
122 %
55
Jan-July
1960
and
ref
3'As
mtge
Universal
series
89%
51
101 % 103
~
__
May-No?
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
Union
99%
96%
84
102 3/4 103%
1st
Union
102%
127%
—•'
——
100
100'
Jnne.-Der
Adirond'k
94%
122
June-Deo
43/as
Lawrence &
115%
96 %
*91%
.
1985—Jan-JuZy
1974
1st mlge ft coll tr 2%s 1980
101%
98%
2
*130
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983—April-Ocf
Saguenay Power 3s
102
—
*94%
101 % 102
June-Dec
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973—
St
96
97%
Pacific—
income
debentures
3s
100%
96
46
—
.
97%
—
100% 101%
103 % 103 %
.
Jan-July
-
95%
90
91
——
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
II
„
♦106%
102
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
96%
98
96%
104%
u
First
90
—
91%
104%
*95%
1970—Aprfl-Oet
5s 2000
Orleans
New
AAdjustment
.
—
89
*94
.
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
first
106
—
__
2
High
85
96 J/2
90
May-Hoy
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
May-Hoy
refund
Tri-Conlinental Corp
104
7
Orleans RR—
General and
100
95%
111
Low
91%
.
J an-July
April-Oct
impt 27/8s series D 1985
Pacific
ft
Texas
101%
95%
April-Oct
1972
impt M 4s series C 2019
First and refund
101
96%
Year 1953
Ho.
of St Louis—
Assn
and
First and
101%
5
100
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
First and
103
99 %
Range for
Sold
High
T
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
95%
Bonds
404
May-No®
108%
—
Range
Friday's
95 %
95%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
103%
*100
m-m
refunding mortgage3%s 1968—Jan-July
and
106
101% 101%
•***
^
1966
1973
109%
82
96%
or
Bid ft Asked
91
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1973
109%
—
99%
,
April-Oct
2037
debs
108
7
Sale Prioe
2%s 1971—May-Hoy
2%s debentures
Corp
debentures
Term
1977
37/es
108
5
108%
*85%
Feb-Aug
5s
Oil
27/as
104
1C2%
2
105% 106%
♦95
April-Oct
1963
refunding mortgage
Chemical
Sunray
96%
Texas
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric ft Gas Co—
and
90%
—
107
J
May-No®
1965
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 27/8s 1984
and
Stauffer
Refund and
106 Mi
April-Oct
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
First general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
First
2%s
100%
95
~i
109
*108
Pittsburgh Youngstown ft Ashtabula Ry—
First
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974
108%
101%
102% 182%
—
—
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s series A 1958
First mortgage 4 Vis series B 1959
First mortgage 4%s series C 1960
debentures
Standard Oil
Swift & Co 2s/as debentures
June-Deo
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3a debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First and
11
Week's
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
100 V*
102%
—
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
High
94
*102% 103
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3s
Low
RR—
General mortgage 5s aeries A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
debentures
No.
—
—
i964_May-Nov
3%s
Year 1953
100% 100%
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Hoy
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St Louis
"
15
Range for
Said
High
99%
—
JANUARY
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
WEEK'
FOR
Range
Oct
3%
7% Mar
Apr
25%
Jan
32% May
JW-i$s8T
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
28
(228)
Monday, January 18, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Range
American Stock Exchange
Par
Brewing
Altes
3% Mar
Jan
cm
700
82%
Jun
95
Jan
Castle
23%
200
21%
Oct
24 %
Feb
Catalin
10%
Dec
16 Ve
Nov
Cenco
5 Vb
1,700
— —
5 Vb
4%
23
46%
__
8 Ve
American
Meter
Co
Co
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois
Secur
4%
6,700
26 Ya
26 Vb
27 Ve
3,400
Dec
650
20
1,200
21
Dec
Jan
25
Jan
Nov
3%
25% Mar
Dec
6% Mar
27%
21% Dec
Dec
Central Maine
3.50%
Power
Ohio
Power & Light 4%
Steel
Jan
28%
Jun
35
Dec
4,500
44%
Oct
63
Apr
Chamberlin
Seal-Kap
2
11%
11
11%
200
17%
American
Thread
5
4%
American
Writing Paper common
American
Ve
Jan
Charis
900
4
.July
4%
Jan
Charter Oil
300
12
9% Jan
13%
Nov
Ve" Feb
/20%
Apr
10% Dec
10%
11%
5,300
20o
3%
3ft
3ft
18,800
2%
Apr
7%
7%
7%
1,300
7%
Dec
10% Mar
23%
300
Jan
23%
9
£1
—
23
—
15
Dec
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oil
Electric
American
Class
$43
13 %
9%
17%
1 %
div)
Corp
Baldwin
Jan
5%
Nov
1% July
77
Dec
1
129%
Jun
Club
Coal
Baldwin
Banco
los
Banff
Coastal -Caribbean
Colonial
(The)
Sand
Dec
Colts
Commodore
Manufacturing
Hotel
Engineering
Gas
Nov
Jun
Consolidated
11%
Nov
21
Jan
10%
10%
300
9
Mar
15 VB
15%
700
15
Oct
Barium
Basic
Public
Steel
Bearings
Inc
common
S)
Bell
Shoe
Corp
Aircraft
Telephone
Benrus
Benson
&
1
1
,
1
Inc
1
common
of Canada
Watch
Co
common__25
300
10%
"3
Vtc
ext
to
5%
Consolidated
_
_
700
100
1%
«.
1%
Continental
Cook Paint
100
4%
Bohack
Sep
100
14%
C)
Oct
5
2,700
2%
1,200
x36
9%
common
Cuban
Atlantic
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
Feb
Curtis Lighting
Inc common—T
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
•
25%
preferred_100
88%
5
2%
1
Co
3
common
Co!
Works
Inc
25
25 %
700
19%
Feb
25%
88%
50
84%
Jan
92
2%
500
2%
Nov
4%
Dec
4%
Jan
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
Jan
Davidson
Dec
•
5%
5%
6%
7,500
4%
Dec
7% Mar
22% July
25% Mar
21%
57/a
10s
300
20%
Jan
24
17
4,300
Sep
22 Va
dep
rets
10s
reg
British
Columbia
Power
Company
common
1
preference
•
convertible
$3
2nd
Forman
Co
Co
class
convertible
Mines
&
5%
Dec
Detroit Gasket
5%
Nov
Detroit
3%
3%
1,900
2%
Jan
17%
Dec
7'Ve
Oct
5
18 Va
200
107/a
18,600
92 V2
175
•
•
common
8ullivan__
2.50
Dec
12% Mar
17
17%
6%
1,500
100
Jan
Apr
51
Nov
12
1,300
6%
Jun
Jan
19
&
20%
11%
11%
1,100
10%
Sep
6% Aug
14 % May
13%
300
11%
Dec
19%
20%
21%
1,000
6%
6%
100
8%
8%
100
8%
8%
8%
600
12%
12%
12%
500
17
Jan
Apr
Feb
8
22
Dec
6
July
8%
Jan
8
1
1
%> Dec
10%
Jan
8Vb Aug
11
10% Mar
Dec
19 %
Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
shares
i
Burry Biscuit Corp
3s 6d
%
A
13,400
ft
Jan
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Dec
ft
12 %c
%
•
5
Jan
Jan
A
Steel
&
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
Dome
50c
3
1
Co
&
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
:
Draper
Corp
ord
Ltd
Co
stock.;
Harris
Dec
4% Mar
Jun
Jan
Class
15%
Jan
Dunlop
Jun
10%
Jan
Canada
6
Cement Co Ltd
%%
Canada
•
common
preference
4ft
23%
5
Ltd
5V2
ft
24,900
3 V»
Sep
6%
Jan
23%
350
20%
Jun
25%
Feb
*
73 Va
Jun
9~l"
27%
Jan
Sep
Dec
8%
~9Ve
13,200
2
5%
4%
5ft
30,600
•
Canadian
29'%
Dec
29%
Dec
•
50
Aug
50
Aug
1%
Industries
preferred
Canadian
1
common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carman & Co
Carolina
Power
&
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
Inc
Light
1
*
$5
Biscuit
pfd
Co
1
dep rets A ord
American dep rets B ord
footnotes
see
page
31.
31
% Mar
Sep
40
8Va
Jun
11
Jan
10
26
1
Jan
100
7%
2,400
8
17%
17%
17%
7
7
81%
77%
82%
1,800
Nov
Jan
Oct
%
Jan
Dec
10 Vb
Jan
9%
Feb
ft
8%
7
Sep
16 Va
18% Nov
Jun
1,000
4%
Jan
6%
35,x0j
67%
Jun
76 %
Jan
Jan
%
%
4,800
%
Apr
1 Va
6 %
6%
400
5%
Dec
7%
2,300
9
Sep
%
10 Va
10
10 Va
15
14%
15
150
2
2
300
2
20%
21%
♦
21%
144
144
1
11%
7
7%
Jan
500
19
Dec
27
Jan
10
147
Dec
180
Feb
8,500
*
6 %
Nov
12%
Feb
25
Nov
6
5
13
13
13
Feb
Nov
2 Va
Sep
14%
7%
Jan
15%
13 Va July
1 Va
Nov
50
12 V*
Feb
Oct
%
Jan
16% Mar
Nov
6%
6%
400
14%
14%
A
5%
Sep
375
14%
Dec
27%
6
6 Va
6<i
x5%
Jan
6%
Feb
1 Va
1ft
600
Dec
2%
Feb
28
28
28
1
150
5%
5%
300
16%
5%
16%
300
135% 136
-
70
1
27%
5
7% Mar
33
Oct
Feb
7% Mar
Dec
14%
17% Mar
Jun
145
Dec
135
Feb
Apr
13% May
11%
24%
600
~1% ~1%
11,600
24%
24%
-
Nov
Sep
Dec
3 % May
Sep
29 Vb Mar
10% July
500
1%
1%
"l%
"l%
1%
12 % Jan
20
1
.
2%
3
Sep
Jan
2 Va
Jan
1
1
*
9'/4
Jan
12
15 %
Sep
25%
4%
3,100
5%
Va
300
900
4%
6
6%
6,800
*
1
3%
Feb
Dec
Jan
8 VB Mar
Dec
5%
Aug
71%
11%
11%
Dec
82
11%
Feb
300
10 %
Sep
16%
Jan
t7%
Sep
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
6 Vb
Jan
7%
8
700
7 Va
Nov
6%
•
10
2%
11
22%
7
3,400
4%
Jun
30o
15%
Jan
19
400
29%
Jan
47
Sep
15
Nov
20
Mar
*
Inc!
Jan
11
21%
22%
6%
19%
20%
45
43%
45
16%
15%
16%
9
8%
34
33%
41%
9%
9
1,300
4, you
7% July
7% Mar
10 %
Dec
Oct
34%
250
32
Aug
40%
Jan
41%
200
32 %
Apr
39%
Dec
9%
6,800
8%
Dec
17%
Jan
7%
Dec
Laboratories— 1
common
10c
:
Co
9%
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
3 Ve
~3 Ve
200
5% May
2% Sep
8%
8%
125
7
£1
1
*
,
4%
14%
Dec
Test
Corp common
~4%
5%
7,900
Duval
Sulphur &
Eastern
Gas
4%%
Potash
& Fuel
prior
3V2
Jun
82%
5%
Jan
States
series
7%
7%
100
5%
Sep
8V2
Feb
Common
Dec
4%
Jan
$2
82%
1
20
10,000
106
26%
15 Va
83
Mar
Feb
Apr
9%
9%
8,500
63%
425
25
*
—•
B
80%
111%
Eastern
4%
24%
Jan
Feb
Sep
6 % Mar
Sep
33 Va Mar
Associates—
shares of beneficial
Washing
Jun
114 Va
Jan
Electric
2V2
Jan
Electrographic
Bond
Machine
&
Share
Corp
Empire Millwork
1
Mar
Emsco
Dec
13%
Jan
Dec
74
Feb
Dec
30% Mar
5%
Sep
*
8%
8
8
147
147
25
128'%
Jan
165
Mar
137
134
137
50
116
Jan
150
Mar
22
Ve Dec
32
P|eb
2,000
22%
22%
22%
100
*
13
12%
13 Ve
800
5
20%
—1
class
B
common
common
Empire District Electric 5%
Apr
9
60 %
23 %
—
14%
int—1
10% Mar
24%
30
preferred
Easy
—
Sugar
7/a Dec
%
1,000
62%
A
series
Nov
ft
28
9%
1
preferred
Sep
12 Va
Oct
25%
62%
Iron
preferred
23
2,000
73 Va
28
common—10
Corp
$6
50
13%
110
1
__
100
Assn
$7
23%
13
350
•
Co
preferred
Malleable
2%
—
—1
6% Mar
£1
_2s 6d
ft
*
Rubber
23%
13%
*
Ltd—
American
For
~5
2.50
common
100
11
9%
10
Eastern
5
19.50
11
ft
Co
Eastern
Marconi
City Products
Capital Transit Co
Co
Sep
100
Capital
Carnation
2%
Ltd—
;
Feb
Dec
19%
12% Mar
9%
Canadian
7
29% Mar
5Va
1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Feb
Sep
8%
350
9 %
Co Ltd
American
Duro
—
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
vtc
Oct
1%
Dec
■
20
Southern Oils
ft
Jan
7%
4% July
5
200
Co
DuMont (Allen B)
Sep
Ltd
1,300
32
common
common
Power
7ft
Co
500
21 %
*
38/a
Bread
900
*
Chemical
&
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
8%
Canada
2,200
%
20%
Dow
5,700
5%
8% Mar
5%
31%
1
5,700
1
14% Mar
Dec
6 V8
21
Douglas Oil Company
n%
5
35%
Dec
6 %
ft
2.50
common—;
Coal
Textile
10%
Co
Sep
9%
5%
4s
1
reg
Ltd
Corp
Steel
10%
Gas
22 %
600
3IV2
1
common—
Finance
Dominion
10 Ve
Oil &
3,500
2,500
1
Bridge Co Ltd
10%
Insurance
7
5%
25c
Dominion
10%
Fire
11
% Mar
Ltd—
Exploration
•
Calvan Consol
24%
6%
"ft
10
Ltd
dep rets ord
(The) Corp
Domestic
•
Camden
23%
10%
1
Co
Mfg
American
Dobeckmun
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Power
1
1
Foundry
Oils
Co
Diversey
California
Electric
Feb
Aug
5
Raynolds class B_—
Distillers
Duke
common
Jan
14%
1
100
Products.-..
Devon-Leduc
Driver
4
c
Products
15 %
Jun
~7
50c
common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Cable Electric
Oct
11%
1
35
Manufacturing.
Hardware
Detroit
Devoe
A
•.
Iron
Gray
Nov
Jan
5%
5'ft Aug
50c
9
19
87
13%
11%
—
10
preferred
3% Aug
class
class
July
10%
'
10%
2,200
10c
common.:
Mfg
4% July
100
•
preferred
60c
6%
2.50
B
Line
7%
17%
4,500
13%
1
debenture
1,000
47
10
1
common
common
Budget Finance Plan
Stores
Dennison
57/a
91
10%
1
Junior preferred
Ltd
Dejay
5%
•
:
Distillers
Rubber
Pipe
•
common
preference
cumulative
Jan
18%
.
14 Va
13%
1
;
Daylon Rubber Co
5>/f
3%
13%
13%
2.50
Inc
Inc.!
Mines
Detroit
ord
Brown
$5
Mar
Day
Brothers
57/a
10s
May
14
2.50
5
Daitch
8%
bearer
:
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
11%
6%
reg
II
Jan
3
5,900
ord
Sep
5
...
100
8%
ord
common
900
7%
Ltd—
_
common
2 Ve
22
rets
21% Mar
8%
10
Sugar
3%
21
rets
common
3
8%
Co
Oil Refining
preferred
2%
20o
Sep
400
9.
8%
Dec
2%
Sep
Aug
88%
-
Light & Pwr ord—•
Oil
Celanese
10% Mar
8%
16%
*
partic
Jan
21%
Burma
Co
"A"
16
21%
Hill
Drug
8% Aug
800
1,600
5
(Md)
Internat'l
Sep
*
9 Ve
25c
Petroleum
Cork
8%
22
Bunker
Crown-Cent
Crown
500
common
15% May
9% Nov
21%
1
10%
& Co
3% Aug
10% Dec
9 Va
1
10
•
Buckeye
Company
10%
•
Mills
(The)
$6
cumulative
(E L)
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
10%
400
34
20%
5
Crystal
Gas
Bruck
Croft
Dec
Oct
11%
14% May
" Dec
-
9'Va
£1
,
Feb
common
Bruce
(ord reg)
—
Oct
American
Brown
dep receipts
Petroleum
12%
British American Tobacco—
4%
American
Creole
Mar
Dec
11%
Sep
21%
*
13
3%
11%
1
40%
9%
Jan
A
51
50
Jan
4%
common
class
Jan
10
21%
1%
Ltd—
Jan
British
Brown
Reynolds
10 %
Traction
American
&
preferred
$1
Courtaulds
36%
10
14% Aug
Sep
*
Sep
Oct
5%
Jun
16%
800
5c
—
Apr
6 % Mar
Sep
Inc
Jan
Vb
17
10%
1,600
4
*
150
Gear
dep
dep
16
•;
2,800
18%
4
*
1,400
•
Amer
Corroon
Feb
voting
10%
Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British
6 Va
Jan
11%
Jan
2% Mar
Jun
Co
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Coro
Nov
12%
17%
4
--
~
•
Machine
Co..
42
Scrymser
Bourjols Inc
Amer
8%
12%
18%
1
B
Oct
11% Mar
31
12%
16,100
Distillery Ltd—
A
Class
&
Varnish
10%
Borne
Bridgeport
2%
Foundry
&
Corp..
40%
(S)
Corp
3ft July
Dec
6,700
41%
Feb
Oct
Oct
Engineering—1
Corp..
1
Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Blumenthal
Breeze
Dec
14%
40%
3
prior
Corby (II)
&
Var
10%
common
Brazilian
Jan
15%
4%
41
5%
10
17
1.25
42
Blauner's
Foote
Mar
8
5%
•
Brad
4
Oct
13%
13%
Jan
100
10
Inc
1
common
common
Black Starr & Gorham class A
(H
Lines
Jan
Sep
9
Sep
21% May
1% Mar
1,600
5%
Jan
5%
6,600
24%
Royalty
Air
13% Mar
18%
Sep
July
15%
,
35%
Nov
11
1
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Oil
;
Consolidated
Aviation
4%
11,100
31
5%
—-
'
—
6
10
Sep
4%
36%
——*
Commercial
1%
875
5%
31
—
24 Va
2%
Corp——50c
Utilities
Car-Na
2
9,100
3%
9%
10
■
—
2
10% Mar
11
1
4
Inc
Birdsboro Steel
5%%
1956
Continental
2%
6,200
1
Inc
Hedges
Bickford's
1
50a
Instruments
Bellanca
3%
1
common
Beau-Brummell Ties
"iii
2
1
Inc__.
& Co
(A
"2%
-•
Corp
(L)
Service
Jan
6
ft Oct
6
50o
Refractories
Beckman
3
11
3
Sep
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Class
Light & Power Ltd
Baumann
Eeck
4,300
Jan
Apr
10
Liquidating
2'/a
2%
5%
1
Consolidated
100
26%
Oct
7
15
33%
10-
Inc
Consolidated
2%
17% May
Sep
10
Co
Mar
Community
31
Jun
2%
——1
Co
5% May
—
.
11%
100
1,700
Apr
Jan
9%
36%
Inc
Stone
4
Andes—
Barcelona Tr
Fund
&
Jun
-lo
Corp
~8%
.*
Airlines
Colonial
Continental
shares
12%
5
10c
vtc
Dec
15
8%
42
Nov
1
Oils
Farm
Equipment Co—
Development ordinary
8 Va
11%
12%
12%
*
Co
Cockshutt
Continental
Ltd
Oil
common
Products
xl%
11%
Securities
de
American
Corp
Aluminum
Dec
84
24
Sep
8%
600
Clinchfield
200
11%
40
1,700
22 Va Mar
ft Jan
1
Nov
5
53%
Nov
23% May
/ May
Dec
21
31
Feb
4,800
1
18%
500
7%
Jan
common
300
23%
7% May
1-
Manufacturing
7%
Company
Rubber
18%
22%
800
8
Baker-Rau'iang
18%
23%
8%
Lambert
Sep
4
Feb
8%
Clayton &
5%
4 Ve
Dec
1 Va
Dec
6,200
4%
Jan
26 3,4
Dec
12
6
1
74
Feb
ft
250
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
A
Sep
22 %
%
12%
Continental
Class
65 lU
100
600
71
26
14
12 Va
5%
15%
250
69%
25%
■
5
420
Jan
•
.
69%
25%
r
Hosiery Co
Jan
2%
3
common
11% Mar
Claussner
Jan
1
preferred
Voting Machine
non-cum
lft July
Oct
Dec
2%
9%
Sep
7%
Jan
116 Va
2
1
1,200
Sep
Sep
9
Jan
19,100
4%
Dec
2
7%
1ft
9%
3
80%
9%
Dec
1ft
9%
14,400
200
2
4
'
1ft
4%
Dec
600
1
-
18%
*
93
1
Inc
Jan
Feb
650
1%
7%
6
Jan
600
85%
Co.
90%
1%
9 Va Mar
Dec
*-
93
1%
Sep
4%
preferred———50
6
Products
Collieries
83%
85%
1
50
6 Va
400
4
Neon
Feb
3,700
6
12 Va
104
t—•
Co
37
36
Oct
7%
6
14
_•
Jan
90%
5%
6%
5 Ve
_
4%
24 Va
2,500
"lVe
Mar
1
117 »/a
7%
5%
—
9
1
Jun
1,000
16
17 Ve
Jan
Inc
19% July
8,800
20%
7%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—
45 Ve
8%
20%
Controller
Jan
200
-
..
Co
L
10
9%
Claude
24 % Mar
Jun
15
Clark
D
Dec
May
Jan
10i
114% Mar
9%
—
•
Corp
Non-voting
Ayshire
3,400
warrants
Steel
Automatic
16%
Corp—
convertible
•
(The)
Colon
Fisheries
Line
Plywood
15%
50
2.50
(ex $41 arrear div)
Coast
Automatic
16%
22 Va Mar
Oct
7Va Jan
£1
arrear
Coast
Atlas
9,900
Oct
Apr
4»/a%
Clark
Colonial
Atlantic
Corp
14%
*
America
of
Atlantic
Atlas
8%
98
Tel—
&
(ex
Class A
12%
•
dep rets reg
Tel
A
37/a
90
9% May
4% Apr
Dec
Industries—
Associated Laundries
Associated
800
13%
5
Co
Gas
47/a
100
10%
105 % 107
5
Corp
Equipment Corp
Associate
4%
10 Ve
10%
107
1
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Aro
7,400
4%
1
1
pfd__100
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Arkansas
5%
5
5%
7%
9%
City Auto Stamping
i.»
City Specialty Stores Inc common.4—1
•
2.40
shares
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
10
-1
Mining
Gable
300
__
7%
—
——
-4
Circle Wire &
/
dep rets reg——
8
'
1,1
Ltd
Consolidated
30
„
5
Chief
6% Jan
9
9
-
.10
common
Co
5% July
2
Corp
5% Mar
I
74
6%
1-of
Jan
7%
_
10
Co
6%
Nov
80
10
.50--
31
25
54%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
10% Mar
75
17% Mar
Sep
4
100
pfd
common
America
25
35%
■
Dec
14%
-1
Products
Co
33% Mar
33%
U%
Jan
,_2
48
5
79
Inc_
33%
Products
Jun
29 %
74
Century Investors
35%
Post
Feb
67
28 %
100
Central
Century Electric
52%
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
24%
200
15,500
Co—
Central
American
V
Corp
preferred
10
Anchor
Aug
Dec
25
4
21%
Oct
22%
4
29% Mar
6%
4%
12
Dec
43%
22 Vb
5
4% Mar
26
600
Natural
preferred
Sep
15 %
•
Republics
common
Sep
3%
series
Potash & Chem
5%
Oct
3 Va
1,800
$1.40
22%
__
3
6,800
4
preference
4%
pfd—25
2,800
4%
4
series
American
6%
3%
4
$1.50
24%
cl A conv—•
3%
4
preference
American
Co
3%
4
Conv
American
Gas
6
Conv
12 %
Jan
5%
1% May
48%
5%
15 %
1% Jan
!
High
7% May
Feb
3% Sep
5%
Sep
•
Maracaibo
Low
5%
15%
Oct
May
24
Sep
20,700
20
25
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Range for Year 1953
High
1
1
125
8%
Shares
10
Co
%
19
—
47
for Week
1
*
America
of
Range
of Prices
Low
1
1
•
1
American
5% Aug
Jan
&
M)
Corp
;
common
%
1%
—
3%
100
23
1
1%
25
Co
(A
95%
pfd
conv
Products
23
Inc
Rubber
Hard
Carter (J W) Co common
92%
common
Industries
Air Filter 5%
American
200
23
•
250
18
SAmerican Bantam Car Co class A—1
American Beverage common
1
American Book
Co
100
Industries
Ambrook
American
American
3%
Last
Sale Price
Par
95%
100
•
Aluminum
Aluminum
3%
—
Range for Year 1953
Low
High
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Casco
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
Low
1
Co
America—
15
STOCKS
Shares
ol
Co
Aluminum
JANUARY
ENDED
lor Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
•
Week's
Friday
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
pfd
100
1
5
Oct
30% Mar
12 Ve
Sep
16% July
20%
11,100
18%
Sep
14
14%
1,800
10%
Jun
14 Ve
102
102%
70
95%
Sep
104 V4
Sep
9%
19%
6
17%
17%
100
17%
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Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Equity
Corp
preferred—
1
Esquire Inc
■I
Eureka
i
Eureka
214
33%,
33
10
common
47/ft
32
600
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ft
5
19,600
ft
23
Low
1%
400
ft
—
Line
Falrchild
Camera
400
18
24
393
High
Sep
2%
Nov
35
Sep
% Aug
Va Dec
16%
Kawneer
Kennedy's
Federated
1
Fishman
I
Flying
i
Ford
i
Co
Line
Motor
Ford
*
of
Motor
800
2%
19,400
•
32*% Mar
4ft
5,000
3ft
Sep
71a
62%
Jun
75%
3%
Sep
Inc.
9%
1
6%
72%
67%
72%
71
77
6%
American
I
Fort Pitt
i
Fox
I
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1
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5%
Jun
Oct
Power
i
Co
1
73% Mar
5%
1,900
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3,600
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4%
4%
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10%
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Jun
common
—•
common
Acceptance
190
3%
Dec
7%
4%
Dec
8
General
Alloys
*
100
10ft
American
General
dep
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Finance
ord
Corp
General Outdoor
*
5%
General
convertible
Public
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7
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200
500
10
8%
Feb
24%
Dec
9% Aug
34*/4 Mar
108
Mar
Jun
9%
Sep
Jan
2%
Hydraulics
Freehold
2%
Dec
7%
Dec
12*/4
9%
Dec
12% May
__
12%
12%
200
11%
Oct
15%
20 %
19%
20 %
200
16%
Oct
22
7%
7%
20,400
6%
Sep
11%
12%
12%
12%
700
10 %
Dec
13% Mar
24
23%
24
1,200
22
Jun
27%
*
—
40%
42
180
•
33
32%
33
130
62% May
54% May
86% Mar
35
Jun
31
Dec
73%
Oct
%
6
23%
Feb
Mar
Jan
1 % Mar
Sep
27%
Feb
Oct
27% July
400
5%
Jan
900
12%
Sep
170
135
134
135
8
Mar
21% Mar
171
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,
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Laboratories
135%
Apr
Sep
Sep
17%
18%
4,100
12%
6%
14%
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Bridge
Ltd
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21%
23%
53%
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750
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Jun
Nov
Sep
6%
Nov
26
Jan
&
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&
Hardart
&
Dec
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1,700
1%
4,200
3
8,000
300
5 ft
Hubbell
&
Apr
Sep
2%. Jan
30
Jan
2%
Dec
4%
Dec
12%
Jan
475
17%
Jan
14%
250
13%
Jan
27
May
14% May
19%
19%
19%
400
18Va
Apr
21% Aug
"
—
—
6%
89
Sep
68'% July
—
400
6%
10%
11
12%
2%
12%
2%
12
100
common.
9% May
Sep
3%
6%
7T/a
18
Sep
9
Jun
Feb
9
Jun
10
12%
1,700
11%
Sep
12% Aug
16% Jan
2%
500
2%
Dec
3% Mar
12
18%
.100%-100%
—
—5
100
10%
Oct
Sep
15
Jan
16
Jan
700
50
125%
17%
98 Va
24%
24%
100
25
" 57%
59%
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59%
14,000
54
Dec
Oct
Sep
30
Oct
3
400
4%
500
4%
Nov
5
Hygrade Food Products
3
12%
500
12%
Dec
13
2%
23%
107
4%
3
47
152
Sep
*
Securities
Feb
Sep
42% Sep
18 %
stock—*
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Jan
1,300
r
100
Inc
Feb
Nov
11
15
♦
99
72
7%
12%
—♦
..
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•
common
Sep
74%
Dec*
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
4% Mar
5
16%
Zinc
Co
•
14%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts
registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
__
Insurance
Co
of
North
International
Cigar
International
Metal
Industries
1
International
Petroleum
i
International
Products
'
International
Investors
Iowa
3.90 Vc
Ironite
12% July
8
94%'
84%
86
6,300
800
100
20
Juri
27%
Nov
9%
II
II
II
20%
♦
19%
21
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10%
n%
2,000
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3%
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1
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3i/8
1,400
100
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v
t
c
1
6% May
7%
37
11%
7%
83
Jun
100
77%
Dec
100%
Oct
84
*
84
10
__
1
6
84
10%
6
6
25
Jan
Dec
Jan
Oct
Oct
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jun
32%
18%
Sep
30% Mar
Apr
13%
10
3%
2
10
80
Jan
Nov
Dec
3%
Dec
Sep
5%
Jan
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(The
Jeannette
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&
Jupiter
common
33/8
1
Communication
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,
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Power
May
84
Jan
600
9%
Dec
15%
Apr
800
5%
Dec
12
Jan
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400
2%
Oct
5%
Jan
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McWilliams
Mead
Motors
3%
400
1%
14,300
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15c
Kansas Gas
For
&
Corp
1
Electric/4%%
footnotes
see
page
pfd
31.
100
Dec
9% Feb
9%
400
7%
Apr
10% Aug
Jun
16%
5% Jan
7%
Dec
4%
3,500
2%
Sep
4%
Nov
3%
100
3%
Sep
4%
Dec
3%
Jun
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'
14%
•
—
3%
3C0
2,950
20%
Jan
4Vo
500
4 Va
6%
150
5%
Oct
3
—
11%
50
2%
43 % May
7%
Feb
6%
Jan
45 % July
38%
Apr
45
10
Dec
700
2%
Oct
37% Mar
...
11
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Dec
6%
Nov
'
41%
4%
18
2% Dec
13 Va May
Aug
Jan
2% Dec
14%
51%
11%
10%
11%
11%
23
22%
23
15%
15%
33
33
24
24
55
12,000
a.
11%
41%
Apr
517/s
Aug
Dec
22%
54%
Menasco
Dec
26%
Nov
9%
Dec
15%
Feb
600
1%
2%
2%
112
31.890
.
2%
10,800
Feb
40
Jan
3% July
14% Jan
4
Feb
3,500
8
23% May
500
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
700
9'/a
Dec
11
Dec
19%
19 Va
19%
2,500
16%
Sep
24% Mar
22%
22%
23%
450
13
12%
13%
2,800
15%
15%
16
2,400
2%
2%
2%
3,700
2%
Aug
4 % Mar
6%
6
61 n
in
43,900
3%
Nov
7ft Dec
26%
26
27%
5,100
9'%
Jan
29
17%
16%
18%
9,400
11%
Sep
21% Mar
Dec
7% Aug
22
Jan
9%
Sep
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Jun
26'/a Mar
15% May
Dec
15%
Corp—
—
1
Corp
25c
common
preferred
6%
57%
15
Inc
7
1,000
6
55
57%
57%
10
2%
2%
400
1
Corp
60
Jan
Jun
Dec
3% Mar
5%
2.50
11%
Dec
8
Mar
Apr
14
Aug
11%
100
%
%
1,200
7%
7%
400
14%
14%
700
10%
Sep
14% Mar
800
11%
Sep
15%
10%
•
Dec
13
24
Dec
26% Mar
12
%
10
Corp
Dec
2%
1
Tube
Hone
Midland
Oil
Midland
$2
Steel
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
$1
Corp
1
14%
11% xl2
Products—
8
Dec
1 Va Mar
Jan
13
7
b'/a
Aug
Jan
Mid-West
4%%
14
5
Refineries
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
of
Pwr
pfd^—100
•
1
Light 5%
cumulative preferred
100
preferred series B„100
preferred, series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt
Products
Metal
Clemens
cumulative
4
2.50
Mountain
States
Power
common—7.25
Mountain
States
Tel
Tel
Muntz
TV
&
100
1
Inc
Murray Ohio
Muskegon
Company
29
2%
1,100
1%
Dec
4%
1,800
2 Va
4%
11
103% 103%
—
95/8
4
Dec
5% Mar
33% Mar
Dec
15%
xlOO
Jun
22
Jan
31%
Dec
25%
Sep
57%
Jan
41
44%
95%
96%
60
60
~2%
35%
37
Jan
Oct
104
25
32
172% 172%
--
37
6/2
17,800
86
July
Dec
97
300
Jun
103%
Jun
99%
2 */2
Sep
3%
98
70
157
Jun
200
34
Sep
5%
6%
7,600
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100
16
16
50
17%
18
28,000
4%
176
Jan
Dec,.
Jan
Nov
37% Mar
5% Mar
Jan
3% July
3-/8
—
17ft
109
1%
106
109
400
5% Mar
3% Mar
3%
15
Oct
14% Feb
96%
Jun
Apr
23
Jan
17%
Dec
Mar
114
4%
1%
9,500
1%
Nov
28%
600
25%
Jan
7%
800
6%
Dec
9%
Jan
30%
30%
100
Jan
42'/a
Jun
6%
300
4%
30%
1%
27%
7%
28%
1,000
6%
2,100
27
Jan
33 Va Mar
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5%
Dec
14%
6
50c
common
9%
900
30%
"2%
Jan
Mar
3 % Mar
88%
--
2
5%
Dec
4%
1,100
104% 104%
31 /*
42 V8
10
Ring
Muskogee Co common
Muter
Feb
28
5
common—2.50
Mfg Co
Piston
20%
25
1
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
6%
1,100
11
cumul
4/50%
Mt
4%
Sep
Oct
17% Mar
400
2%
4%
•
Public Service common
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
500
5%
24%
25
50c
Missouri
4.80%
14%
5%
preferred..*——50
Canada
&
13%
--
1
Miller Wohl Co common
Mining
--
•
Co
Piping
Jan
«
•
—
50c
Sep
3%
Jan
5% July
4
Sep
8%
8
N
10
Corp
National
Alfalfa
Milling
—1
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Dehydrating
National
Hess
common
Mfg
Stores common
Ltd.
&
Phoenix
Industries
Industries
Presto
National
Radiator
Steel
Neptune
Mur
1
1
30c
Radio
Oil
Haven
Clock
Jersey
New
Mexico
1A
Sep
3% Mar
New
Park
Process
York
Jan
New
New
York
York
&
Min
preferred
&
Co
12%
1
'•>
1%
Sep
13%
Jun
16% Mar
200
11%
Dec
17
2%
Land
Co
common
111
10,500
2
2%
21,200
1%
10 %
200
9%
Dec
13 % Mar
12
12%
300
x9%
Sep
13
12
Jun
19%
13%
Jan
21
Mar
Jan
20
July
Apr
28%
1
is
lft Dec
Jan
3ft Jan
3
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
1,200
500
18%
19%
1,100
17
26
26
50
25
3
49/4
i^8
2kt
3
200
2%
Dec
4% Mar
1%
1%
2,300
1%
Dec
3
24%
26%
1,000
20%
Jan
25%
Apr
3%
Dec
4%
Jan
2ft
22,220
lft
Sep
2(& May
117/2
117% 118%
1,870
2
1
109% Sep
2% Jan
5%
--
1
1
2.800
Jan
Oct
1
116%
Oct
Dec
Jan
Dec
4% May
10% May
1% July
1
25
41
40%
41%
7,300
39%
Dec
60%
1
13
11%
13 Va
6,600
10%
Dec
23
1
U
1
47%
49
25%
26%
Jan
May
U Dec
4,700
1% Mar
50
41
Dee
62% Mar
9
Aug
10% May
250
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
May
*
10
Nov
18%
15%
--
^
10
July
15%
--
•
Jan
Jan
18
8
40c
20
*
Co
12%
Jan
3,100
18,300
50c
Co
common
Auction
2%
17
1
Chem
Arizona
1%
16%
--
—100
Co
Zinc
Mining
&
Watch
&
convertible
Idria
8
2.50
Ltd
England Tel & Tel—
New
--
—1
commons
Co common
Dominion
British
6
17% Mar
10
*
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New
—2
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Meter
Le
Nestle
,
478
1
10
Corp
Car
Union
--
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common
Transit
National
1
25c
Products
National
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4
Machinery
Starch
National
Inc
Co
National Research
Rubber
0%
10c
Petroleum
National
National
1
*
National
National
fi8,
1
Bellas
National Fuel Gas
Jan
5"% Mar
&
Co
National
5% Mar
105
,
shares
common
Abrasive
17% Mar
5%
preferred—*
conv
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
Sep
Dec
34%
Sep
11%
Middle States Petroleum common—..1
Oct
Aug
Jan
21
1
Scott
&
preferred
Dec
2Vn
28%
75
11%
10
common
Michigan Sugar Co common
3%
95*74
Sep
Jun
11%
*
common
Co
Participating
22 Va
17%
5
Co
Iron
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Co
Chapman
Textile
13%
Sep
14
20
23
7%
9%
18
100
1
&
Warrants
Metal
22
8
*
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
100
2,700
1
& Co
Mfg
x22 %
10
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Dredging
Johnson
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1%
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4%
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1%
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Jan
1,100
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Ltd
Co
McDonnell
14%
10c
Oils
Jan
9
5%
*
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (JW) Inc common
New
Inc
Kokenge Co
4%
8ep
Marine
New
1
Co
O'Mahoney
Oct
5%
•
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International
New
Julian
17% Mar
ft
4
—
1
Mapes Consolidated Mfg
National
J
Jerry
10% Dec
100
—
1
common
Oct
27
13,300
10c
Irving Air Chute
Jan
20%
17
1,950
Co—
preferred
Inc
8
92
86
5
Resistance Co
Service
Iron Fireman
10
94%
stock.*
Royalty
Public
30%
10
•
A.
capital
2,050
5%
29%.
__
5
Machinery
14%
t
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pfd—100
America
13%
30%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
200
1,700
3%
5
Service
Stores
Nachman
common
85/» Sep
Jan
I
Illinois
Feb
2ft Mar
Dec
6
40
2%
1
10
Feb
6
21%
l
Oil & Refining capital
Hurd Lock
Hydro-Electric
12%
13%
5
Baking Co
(Harvey)
Humble
;
Jan
2114
10
preferred
*
19
Nov
5%
Oct
:6%
Dec
1%
13%
—
2.50
Co
4%
6%
3%
—
1
Co
53% Mar
1% Aug
3% Sep
8%
30%
Dec
21%
•
Horn
22
700
_1
(Geo A)
Jan
5% Mar
Jun
9%
1
Jan
60
-
r
14%
3%
550
--
common
t
1% July
2% Dec
500
1,100
—
Hormel
12
—
—
5
Co
Public
Steel
—
>
600
—
6%
•
Maine
Mangel
Michigan
—
Inc
11%
4%
4%
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A
Mackintosh-Hemphill
34
10c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Feb
M
13%
9
A
4,700
—
Sep
9
preferred
Jan
12%
4
■
40
2
Jan
100
class
class
Corp
10%
Products
Co
Oct
Jan
9
—
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Exploration
(The) Co
Bumper
9
convertible
(R)
Jan
18
4%
5%
1
——
Brothers
1
Co
Inc
&
Michaels
26%
2%
6%
30
100
common
il
18%
_
5%
4
Chain
Michigan
Sep
__2
preferred
Steel
Steel
19% Mar
4
2%
—
*
preferred
Hercules
t
♦
common
Dec
4%
—
10
Lodge & Shipley (The)
Co
Longines-Wittnauet Watch Co
Feb
,
•
Henry Holt & Co
Co
Locke
Dec
9
—
5
;
9%
Sep
2% Sep
*8 Sep
3,000
p/a
g3/4
—
14%
—
9%
_25c
Rubinstein
Class
11%
Feb
37% Mar
Jan
—
100
23%
53
1%
--
10c
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn Dept Stores
Hecia Mining Co.
Nov
Sep
*
3,700
25/8
I3/4
—1
Co
1
preferred
1,550
21%
—
1
Lithographing
x3
12
•
6
5
B
7 Va
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—
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13%
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B
1
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14%
2
21%
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25
Hastings Mfg Co
2%
—
6%
21/3
.—*
Co
%
14%
600
Dec
3%
Aug
Apr
1
14%
1%
—
34
5
Brewing
8%
200
534
__
5
cumulative
Micromatic
Hammond Organ Company
Electric Light
2%
1%
1
...25c
13%
—1
Hartford
Harvard
5%
6y<!
Inc
Co
27
1,800
•
Feb
11%
36 V* July
9%
common
14 Va
'
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Lamp
Hamilton
12%
preferred
conv
Tourneau
Class
Dec
Sep
1%
18%
5
Alabastine
Jun
129%
2%
2
common
144%
70
2%
9c
Brewery
400
4,20(1
2%
1
Leases
12Va
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Merrilt
168
H
1
Le
Feb
Jan
16
15%
Jan
52%
6
168
.—50c
Products
Dec
21%
__
100
Inc
&
25%
*
Co
12%
20c
Co
4% Mar
Dec
35
Tea—
Chemical
Western
Stores
Jun
1
preferred
151/2
50c
Realty
Lynch
500
400
&
Lefcourt
Lunkenheimer
400
25%
Oil
5% cum
:
Jan
1,800
stock
17
15
Delaware
Extension
Jun
12%
8%
24%
Pacific
2,200
.jl
16%
33%c
common
106
2%
10
&
i/2
%
15%
Machlne-i—i.
&
of
Louisiana Land
9%
2%
8%
♦
common
300
16%
32%
Dec
2% Dec
100
934
Jan
8% Jun
33%
800
32%
9 34
1
Ltd
Feb
3,800
Atlantic
3
32 %
__
*
Company
Inc
MineB
Jan
2%
108%
«
Mines—
2%
-
__
—
Apr
103%
j3
Lime
5%
8
A—
Salle
Lear Inc
18% Mar
10
class
Dec
1% July
12 Va May
Nov
38%
Grocery
Gypsum
Jan
x8%
:
Griesedieck
Jan
1%
50
^
Greer
Apr
Jan
—
preferred
Lakes
3
2%
117%
_5
Consolidated
1st
12 V*
Sep
103
200
38%
Great
Sej)
5% Mffy
112% July
1
B
25
— —
Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids
Varnish
1
Graj Manufacturing Co__
5
Gridoil
;
8%
26 %
^.105
1%
1%
10%
10%
Goodman
7%
,
5
—
99%
*
class
13%
Sep
26%
1,500
5
&' Sessions
Loblaw
8%
—
Mines
Inc
Sugars
Non-voting
Oct
La
Jtm
7%
Co
Apparel
Corp
-
.
_1
Great
.
15%
r
22%
IV* Dec
26
Coal
prior
600
ft; 105
1
Gold
300
ny4
5434
7.50
Foundry
Lakey
106%
"
*
B
$4.50
Goldfield
300
-
—
*20
common
Distilleries
Godchaux
IV2
1%
preferred..*
„
Union
Dec
11%
—
*
3
1%
—
Corp
Co
Glenmore
Oct
9% Sep
1 % Sep
—
5
50c
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
20%
1%
-
—
100
preferred
31%
-
3434
10
Co.—
Stores
Shore
Lamson
*
C)
(A
Lake
.
600
.4
.10%
-
10
pfd—
*
common
Service
Giant Yellowki.'fe
(
7,800
—
__£1
reg
5%
6%
»
ft...
preferred
Mich
-.
1%
Georgia Power $6 preferred
Gerity
.
3,700
1%
common..,..,
Adv
]. General Plywood jCorp
1
21%
3
j
•
I General Fireproofing
i
21%
4
H
.1
Co
General Builders Supply Corp com
5 %
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—*
f
L'Aiglon
11% Mar
Sep
102% Mar
1,
—_
Ltd
Co
common
Corp
Laclede-Christy
Jan
May
'
217/«
-
1
Corp.
Dec
1%
500
"
\\ May
5,600
■
100
Mfg Co
General
Apr
^y2
Nov
5
"ft Dec
*
t
"'
■
M
Co
Rubber
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
69% Mar
67
Dec
3
1
G
B)
Hotels
Kobacker
Jan
59
4%
' 5%
1.25
preferred
Geliman
*
10%
(I
Lamson
G
?
Dec
;-150
t
*
Knott
Mar
9,000
li
Brewing Co
11
27
*
5%
deposit receipts bearer
(Peter)
5%
Ltd—
Ford
v
14,900
4
•
Dec
Apr
11
n
__
1
10
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(D
Kleinert
v
6%
•
;
,
Klein
7% Mar
21%
100
31
50
preferred
Kirkland Lake
Dec
1,300
900
n
8
31%
*
common
preferred
High
27%
i3/8
..5
Lighting
cumulative
50c
Jan
2,900
4%
4
1
American deposit receipts ord reg—£1
Motor, of France—
t
*■
County
Co
Kirby Petroleum
3ft May
71 %
4
Canada—
Co
&
1953
Low
*
common
(Walter)
Kings
28% Mar
Sep
lft Sep
4%
71
Inc
17
67%
4ft
10
2.50
*
Class A non-voting
Class B voting
*
22%
2
(Phila)
Inc
(M H)
Tiger
22
2ft
Ltd
Petroleums
Sterling
22]/a
25c
Association
Firth
'
Co
Kidde
Range for Year
High
n
1
Key
Shares
26%
__
5
4%
Fargo Oils Ltd
I Fire
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
Aug
lft Jan
ft Jan
Dec
Co
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
Mar
6
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Kingston Products
Instrument—
&
15
American Stock Exchange
F
{
JANUARY
STOCKS
26,700
33%
%
Warrants
ENDED
Range for Year 1953
1
2%
4%
Corporation Ltd—_—$1 or 25c
Pipe
High
2
1
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
10c
common
convertible
$2
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
9
Feb
,
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
30
..
(230)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
•
i
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED JANUARY
15
.
Friday
Friday
York
Lites
Amer
15%
Jan
17%
17%
500
15%
Oct
19
17%
16%
Sep
20 % Mar
Products
Metal
18%
11,900
1%
1%
1%
2,100
lfs Dec
2% Mar
4%
4%
4%
3,900
3% Aug
5 %
Is
1%
Central
North
North
RR
Penn
100
2%
2
19,800
2,000
4
Shares
%
Jun
Jan
3% Mar
44% Mar
Dec
:
3V« May
Sep
1%
22% Mar
2%
Low
Corp
4%
Nov
Jun
Jan
Mar
92
12*5
Sep
212
5 V*
Sep
11%
2
400
1%
Sep
Dec
15%
15% May
Leather
10
150
14 %
14%
Dec
V4
14%
300
7'A
25,800
"4%
~4%
*4%
1,500
40%
40%
41
82
77%
82%
6
7%
Jun
7% Mar
15
11% Mar
2
1®
—
Jan
'
20
—
—
6%
Sep
5
Feb
Feb
Jan
ft Mar
i 17% Mar
Dec
14
Jan
4
Dec
3%
22,300
5
9%
600
4-
"
:
common
preferred
.
%
%
Power
Shawinigan Water &
10
3%
common
Sherwin-Williams
10
10
Shattuck Denn Mining
4%
lft
1,400
common—
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servomechanisms Inc
Seton
5,000
7%
12%
Corp.
Radio
Sentinel
l'/2
2
Co
Selby Shoe
High
ft
6%
Inc
Bros
Seeman
Low
1
6%
Airlines
General
Western
Securities
Range for Year 1953
High
1%
50o
Ltd
Oils
Sentry
Dec
82%
3%
50
Co
Nov
1% Dec
39
17
1
Airlines
Northeast
700
1%
40
5
Oil—
Texas
2%
%
2,800
1%
40
Rayon $3 preferred_50
Canadian Oils Ltd
25
North
%
%
1
dep rets ord shares
American
North
14 %
Mar
1
Laboratories Corp
Norden
300
17 %
-—1
Ltd—
Inc
Non-Ferrous
Nov
28%
5
common
Mines
Nipissing
28%
28%
*
Corp
for Week
Par
Seaboard
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
Low
28%
1
Pond
Niles-Bement
Noma
Range for Year J953
High
Scurry
shares
Share
Niagara
Shares
American Stock Exchange
Corp—
Shipbuilding
Founders
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
New
Week's
East
stocks
Monday, January 18, 1954
3%
900
37% May
Jan
Dec
Canada
A
65
-
Feb
44
r
Jun
78
96%
2,700
Dec
8%
Sep
Jun
105
-
97%
pfd—100
4%%
Pub Serv
180
98
97
98% Jan
87% July
Feb
Ogden
Corp
Okonite
Old
Company
Town
common
United
Oliver
preferred
Filters
class
6%
825
19
July
28%
Dec
18
400
15
Sep
18%
Dec
24%
Nov
_3%
21%
Co common
Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common—
i——
Singer Manufacturing Co
2
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—1
;
Amer dep rets ord registered
-£
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Dec
95
Jun
300
l\i
19%
20%
8%
80%
8%
6%
6%
4%
X78
4,900
.
675.
Nov
Sep
20%
Apr
Apr
.
63
3%
Jun
V/i
18
jan
57% Mar
108
84%
Nor
200
7%
Dec
200
6
200
15
4%
1,500
•"16% Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
6%
Feb
Sonotone
Corp
4%
1
41
23% Mar
Dec
9% Mar
South
Coast
Dec
20% May
South
Penn
41%
14
52%
Jan
Southern
19%
Feb
1,250
35%
Dec
200
39%
14
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Securities
1
Overseas
13%
Dec
■
Soss
Oil
5%
15%
34
32%
34
5%%
common
Electric 6%
1st
redeemable
5%
redeemable
Pacific
1st pfd series
preferred
1st
preferred—
preferred
preferred—
Lighting
div
$4.75
dividend
cum
Petroleums
&
Pacific
Public
Service
1st
$1.30
Light 5%
pfd_
Oil
Paramount
Park
(C A)
Pen
Class
Parkersburg
Patchogue
Rig
Pennroad
Penn
Jun
31 %
25%
Jun
28% Mar
25%
Jun
28%
Mills
28%
1,300
25%
Sep
28%
Jan
400
23%
Jun
27 %
Jan
610
99
91%
Jun
90
Jun
101%
Jan
630
96
Jun
104%
Dec
2
Nov
2%
2%
4,100
8%
9%
13,800
25
Co
23%
700
71
10
1%
1%
4%
15,800
26,200
5
Power
&
54%
pfd
13% Mar
767
97%
Jun
103%
Jan
17
Apr
21%
Jun
Sep
26 %
Dec
67% July
1 %
3%
63
Feb
Sep
Jan
69
Sep
2%
F:b
5% Mar
Feb
60
4%
100
3%
Aug
14%
800
12%
Jun
15
1,200
12%
Jun
15
14%
13%
14%
14%
14%
5%
5%
6%
5%
5%
200
13%
12%
13%
10,100
105%
150
400
4%
Dec
Aug
July
105
100
3,7001
12%
Sep
17%
Feb
25
1
Light 4%%
Jan
3% May
13 %
14%
2.50
common
6% Aug
102%
4%
14%
2
Corp
Jan
90
98% 100%
104% 104%
*
Ltd
Jan
27%
1
Reel.
&
Plymouth
Co
Traffic
Penn
27 %
2
B
Patican
500
1,300
27
53
l
1
2
—
Jan
24
1%
4%
share—1 Bol
A
34%
29
71
71
•
Corp
class
Jun
Jan
28%
22%
vtc__2 Bol
Company
Co
30%
16%
200
31%
•
Amer
Motors
Chemical
Parker
9%
•
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pantepec
2%
100
common
Jun
28%
101% 101%
1
Ltd
Power
1.700
13
27%
98%
—
104%
1
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
•
900
27%
28
27%
100%
•
•
•
$4.50
$4.40
Pacific
25
25
A
34%
33%
30%
29
28%
25
25
preferred
1st
34%
'5
14
13%
14
-25
preferred
red
Pacific
1st pfd—
preferred—
1st
5%
6%
4.80%
8
.
"5%
Pep
Water
Boys
&
Power
Co
1
Pierce
Governor
Johnson
Gold
Ltd
61%
60%
62
2.50
14%
14%
14%
Nov
36
Jan
5
Oct
5
July
11%
Sep
95
Jun
7 % May
5%
Feb
14% Mar
108
Jan
Valley Wine Co
Polaris
Power
&
of
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Metals
Preston
East
65%
5
34%
*
3%
3%
Puget
2.50
•
Ltd
~g%
1
Aug
17
Sep
25%
1ft
Dec
~2%
Co
1%
1 %
Sep
57%
Jan
75
900
28
Sep
38%
6%
Oct
2'/a Aug
8%
Jan
3 % Mar
Mar
Jan
11
Brewing
Dredging
Corp
100%
33
•
com
common
36%
Co
Oil
Standard
(Ky)
Convertible
Light common
&
Reading Tube Corp class A
Co
Standard-Thomson
Standard Tube
350
"40
May
600
26
Mar
35%
31%
Reliance
Steel Co
Parts
Steel
Engine
Sterling
(J
(Hugo)
B)
Sun
Ray
Corp
Co
&
(S)
Sunrise
common
Drug
common
Dec
4%
5%
ftov
8% Mar
75
400
Finch
Swan
Oil
Remington
Rlce-Stix
33
Oct
July
37%
23% Mar
Jan
40% Mar
112
Inc
Talon
Class
class
B
A
Co
Technicolor
Inc
common—
Power
&
Thdr
Markets
Tilo
Tishmah
Feb
Tobacco
&
Oct
Tobacco
Security
10,700
1%
Apr
2,400
1%
Dec
1,400
1%
11
8%
99% 100%
33
32
15'/a
34
6 %
II
~~
~~
~ %
7%
Apr
2,100
8
Jun
125
90
700
25%
Jun
1,600
12%
Sep
310
22%
Apr
—
6%
600
May
Jan
21%
Jan
1,800
41%
Sep
100
5%
Apr
4%
4%
300
%
6%
200
310
Aug
2%
Jun
Dec
11
9%
Feb
Feb
101
31%
Dec
19% Mar
37%
Nov
21%
Gas
Elec
&
4%
4%
26
8%
1%
26%
300
8%
3,100
8%
23%
1%
57% May
6%
F
Feb
5%
Nov
Sep
9%
Feb
Jan
14%
Apr
%
Dec
21
1% Mar
Field
24
Sep
28%
Jan
Sep
8%
9%
Oct
1%
400
23%
Dec
1,300
1%
Sep
2%
Jan
Oct
2%
Aug
2 %
100
91%
Rowe
(The)
Russeks
Fifth
Co
Ave
Aeronautical
Ryan
Consolidated
"io
I" 1
common
Haynes
•
Co
1
Petroleum
•
Ii
common
Stocks
Allied
Scullin
j
"*
i
(D At
For
210
17%
17%
600
20
19%
.20%
1,500
34>/2
34
27% Mar
2% July
82
Jun
2%
Feb
94%
Jan
400
Jun
9
Oct
17
Dec
26
Mar
18%
Sep
26% May
13 1/
32%
Dec
43 % May
12%.
.
12%
400
10
Jan
14% Mar
12%
13%
1,700
12
Sep
17% Mar
Oct
6% Mar
4%
15
14%
2%
4%
15
2%
5
Temper
Inc
■!
common
l
i
Co -common
footnotes
see
42%
42%
300
35
Sep
49
Mar
4%
4%
700
*4%
Feb
7'A May
400
2%
Sep
5 %
Jan
% Aug
2%
Jun
6 'A
Apr
3%
4
1%
—
1%
3,700
4
3%
2,900
18
50
19%
12'a
12%
41%
43
2,200
16%
13
4%
1
3%
500
2%
500
17%
17%
250
14%
15
30
17%
15
2%
3%
10%
18
3%
Jan
Jan
Dec
18% May
Mar
9% Mar
Jan
Sep
3 % Mar
Dec
4
Jan
23 % Mar
Oct
Jan
9%
Apr
28
Jun
31%
Jan
16
150
Sep
20'A
Feb
400
4%
Sep
7%
3
3%
3%
18
6%
1,300
39%
34%
20
600
9%
38%
39%
18 %
"9%
18
Sep
Jun
Jan
1%
350
31
Feb
2%
11,400
31
Feb
Jan
4%
8%
400
9%
10%
6%
6 %
Jun
13%
8,100
20%
10% May
Sep
2%
1,500
20%
3 %
Sep
Sep
16%
500
2
1%
15% Mar
x28%
200
9V2
x9%
"l%
Sep
2%
100
30%
2%
3%
3%
30
Oct
16% Mar
4
200
Sep
26"%
Sep
3%
1,500
18%
Jan
7%
400
5
4%
Jan
11%
8,000
13%
8%
Feb
Dec
11
550
4%
17%
43
20%
5,100
26%
4%
Apr
Dec
Jun
12
16%
8%
20%
Sep
11%
38
500
26%
5
Sep
Feb
Jan
Sep
9%
Dec
x27%
Feb
39%
5%
Dec
2%
Sep
4
Jan
9%
Dec
16
Mar
Jan
2%
-
5
300
12
Jan
16% Mar
700
2
Sep
4% Mar
1,100
4%
Sep
6% Mar
10%
10%
10%
550
10%
10%
10%
400
10
Dec
15
53
53
53
200
40
Jun
54
Dec
13%
13%
13%
5,700
13%
Dec
17%
Nov
95
May
105%
Jan
23
22
23
1,100
21
Sep
10
800
9%
10
15%
15%
21
15%
23
10
Dec
8%
550
Jan
Jan
31% May
Sep
13%
1,000
15'A
Dec
17%
Jan
28 % May
23%
Oct
8%
13% Mar
Aug
7%
3,100
6%
Jan
18%
200
16%
Sep
19% Mar
39%
40%
650
35%
Apr
50%
Oct
\i
40%
8%
18%
8
13
100
5% July
6%
Dec
1%
Dec
Co
warrants
\l
Dec
Feb
58
1,900
2%
Sep
4%
96 %
96
50
85%
Jun
97 %
Jan
Jan
~1%
1%
1%
1,100
1%
Oct
2%
Feb
2%
2ft
2 %
3,300
1ft
Sep
4
Jan
3
3
2% May
4
Jan
5%
Jan
"4
500
%
4
4%
20,200
3%
Sep
19%
19
19%
500
17%
Sep
19% July
16%
16%
30
16%
Apr
18
*
;
Jan
22
4,350
4%
3%
4
*
Corp
52
47%
50%
;
Inc
Jan
o
Realization
of
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
$3.75
Union
of
2%
1,000
3%
Feb
3%
500
2%
Dec
9%
Jan
35%
800
26%
Jan
34%
Dec
7%
Aug
10%
Jan
96
675
88%
Jun
96
73
-
*
—
2%
3%
34%
2%
3%
Corp
Canada
Co
-
■
4
Co
Jan
1%
—
California—
preferred
»
series
Yards
Stock
—
_10c
5
Corp
Chemical
Gas
of
96
A
Products
United
1 Elastic
Milk
20
34 %
8%
Corp—
United
5%
Products
—
common
Jan
Sep
80
Jan
1,800
4%
Apr
6
May
34%
250
33%
Dec
43
Mar
8%
400
i
Aug
13
Jan
•
common- _50c
»
Aircraft
94%
-100
Omaha
United
5%
5%
34%
8
•
United
Molasses
Co
-
Ltd—
V
r
dep rets ord
United
NJ
United
Profit
RR
&
_10s
registeied
223
■
-100
Canal
3%
—
223
10%
preferred
United
Shoe
United
US
US
$4
Foil
class
U S
and
International
B
_
lit preferred
Radiator
Rubber
United
3%
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Products Co
Utah-Idaho
Oil
.6%
■
47,500
Jan
3j/4
200
14%
Jun
20%
Aug
150
52%
Jan
72
July
.
41%
3,600
30%
Sep
6%
1.200
5
Sep
1,150
86
Sep
6%
88%
90
5%
5%
1%
u
1%
56%
56%
56 %
100
23%
23%
5%
_5
11%
Jan
Dec
2% July
Dec
1%
41%
Feb
2 I *7
'
61
Feb
Mar
24%
Jan
23%
Dec
37%
Dec
Jan
2%
Sep
3%
Jan
2%
1,900
6%
700
5%
Dec
72%
2%
2%
Jan
%
50
—
Jan
8%
96 % Mar
1%
—
-
43 %
►
Dec
5
1,600
--
common—— —10
Sugar
1%
5,300
1
—-
Feo
3%
17%
62%
39%
41
•
10
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
Dec
1
17%
62
10
Insurance
Universal
2%
6,800
_50c
—
40%
38%
14
17%
—Il
:
Co
common
Jun
700
62%
_•
Jan
13 %
•
1
-
common
Corp
1-
6% Mar
4%
130
*
,
warrants—
Reclaiming
Stores
Feb
14 Mar
35%
38
37 %
12%
_10c
—
Securities—
with
Oct
235%
34% July
—
37
1
common
U S
Dec
A May
36%
38
.
_
U S
100
~
Special!ies
U S
*
—
_
Air Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
convertible preferred
$5
,%
.
'
common- —25
—25
Machinery
Preferred
%
—25
Sharing common
4%
Jan
*220%
20
"
Valspar
43
40
Corp
43 %
7,900
30%
Apr
40
Dec
1%
1%
30,900
1%
Dec
3
A Dec
4%
4%
100
3%
~2%
Sep
7 %
Feb
Venezuelan
2%
2%
2,400
2 %
Aug
3 %
Nov
Venezuela
15%
11%
1%
~I~~25c
Co
Inc
Steel
Jan
8%
5
Trust
Tri-Continental
True
16%
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
8
Dec
83
23%
600
22%
Sep
30%
15,500
16%
Jan
29%
Nov
x3
Nov
5
Mar
'
6t Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schulte
91%
—~~L25
common
S
Schick
90
17%
5
Ltd
Ryan
&
5,600
7%
II—5
Inc
Corp
Oil
Ryerson
2%
2%
£i
Rotary Electric Steel Co—
Royalite
Sep
13%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred-*—.—100
Tonopali Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Empire
Oils Ltd
*
Trans Lux Corp
1
Amer
Lid—
dep rets ord reg
Cable
Corp common
Roosevelt
Nov
1%
1
pfd
ajn
23'A May
3%
5%
100
%
50c
Amer
Rome
5
Amer
Oct
5
6
23%
III
Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t, c„
23%
x50
46
1
Radiator
Rolls Royce
200
16%
1
1
& Construction
Realty
11
Grande
Rochester
5%
25c
Inc
Inc
Roofing
Jan
44%
8
•
Rico Argentine
Rio
24%
26%
common——20
Corporation
Thorofare
12% Mar
Sep
Dec
$4.56 pfd
Light
Shovel Co common.:.—!
Thiokor Chemical Corp——
8% Aug
14
x49%
5
Inc
Inc
Richmond
Jun
*
1
*
5
1
Electric Co common
Tampa
9%
3'A July
•
Engineering
Co
26%
22%
8
5
common
common
300
1%
22%
1
Arms
Inc
Corp—
300
1
IHi
II
&
Corp
Superior Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
33% Mar
Jun
100
43
25c
1
*
1
15
common
Supermarkets
Jun
22%
24%
3%
1
•
Inc
Stop & Shop
28%
1,000
24%
19 %
1
10c
1
*
5
Co
Stinnes
1,000
26 %
12%
5
Sterling Inc
Stetson
32%
25%
.
1%
*
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Sterling Brewers Inc
35% Mar
32%
—
♦
common
28% Mar
4%
5
Corporation
& Co
(A)
34%
Jan
48
;
Jun
42%
1
Corp
of Canada ordinary
Thew
3%
19%
10c
Electric
%
5%
1
B
(The)
Starrett
Stein
class
9%
-
33 %
10
Co
Co
&
40% Jan
400'
24%
1
B
Products
Standard
,3%
9 Viz
15
6.25
B
(Robert)
8% Mar
Dec
27%
35%
*
1
Corp
class
Common
Corp
preferred
Power
Union
& Utility Investment A
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reis
Mar',
Dec
46%
26%
1
10
1
10
1
;
—
Packaging
Standard
Standard
Texas
2,500
•
Rath
Shoe
11
5%
28%
27%
20
convertible preferred
Forgings Corp
$1.60
9%
41 %
40%
33%
5
10
Railway
Pump
common
Standard
Unexcelled
Reda
Jan.
Aug.
5% Dec
V
500
29
32%
2.78
1
Co
Standard
Standard
Ulen
Regal
'
2,700
5%
5%
46
1
*
Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Dec
Nov
R
Class
Jan
20
Jan
Dec
28%
.
preferred
cumulative
Spencer
Trunz
Power
4%
7% Dec
600
7%
7%
18%
5%
25
4*08%
cumulative preferred——25
Southern
Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Mar
3%
18%
100
3%
10%
11
100
Manufacturing
Quebec
42%
Dec
75
6
2%
3
•
Timber
&
!
E'dison—
California
May
300
3 %
9%
_1
preferred
Pulp
Pyle-National
Pyrene
7
4
Colorado—-
cumulative
Sound
Jun
Jan
200
23
36
36
•
% %
4%
3%
110
•
Providence Gas il
4
Feb
300
1,090
6
1
of
16%
7%
22%
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Service
Jan
Jun
3%
3%
22 %
Producers
Public
3%
13
3,100
34%
7%
__
1
41%
Mines
41 % Mar
300
loo
America
Dome
Sep
70% Mar
1.200
66
33%
common
common
of
Sep
2%
Sep
2%
2 %
50
Co.
Inc.
Pressed
33
58
1 %
65 %
2.50
1st preferred——
Pratt
2%.
10
common
Canada
400
900
26
25
"l%
25c
Alexander
Corp
1%
1
;
common
Mining Co_
Powdrell
6%
Scale
6
3%
1
Aircraft Corp doinmon
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways Co
^
Pleasant
5% Mar:,
17% Mar'
shares—10s
Ltd
Piper
Pneumatic
5%
3%
26
500
1,650
1.600
6
3%
•
10c
1
Amer
Mines
3%
3%
_
(Mass)—20
Common
Pinchin
Pioneer
39 %
38%
*
(The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle
Corp
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
•
Dec
4-
5,400
-5'A
5
Not
33
-
Feb
36
2,400
12%
293%
12.5
common
original preferred
23
cumulative preferred——25
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48%
convertible
preference
25
Stroock
Penn
Jan
4%. Jan
>
2,500
-
common—
Co
\
3% July
5%
4.32%
Pacific Gas &
4% Mar-:
,
'
P
Co
Can
Nov
29%
1,000
5%
15'A
common
Corp
no
33
33
15%
4.88%
Pacific
Jan
2%
300
3%
3%
*
——
——
Manufacturing
Sep
3%
16%
1
.
Inc
Omar
(
•
B——
Olympic Radio & Telcv Inc
20%
60
8%
'2%
Sep.
44
16%
.
1%
250
740
1%
v—7.50
25
—_—1
7
Corp common—
cumulative
40c
Gas—
8,600
47%
46
107
90c
Natural
Oklahoma
2%
2%
106% 107 %
•
100
preferred
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
2%
50e
:
class B common
4%s
Power
29%
17%
Simmons-Boardman
common
Ohio Brass Co
28
18
of
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
o
Ohio
29%
Corp of America class
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Silex
Ind
Northern
page
•
31
16%
1.600
.1%
1%
1%
25,800
1%
21%
20%
'21 %
1,700
19%
Jan
Dec
'
Sep :
18%
Oct
2
Feb
28
'Jan
$4
Vlnco
preferred
Steel
*
-
:
23
1
Inc
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Manufacturing
Vogt
-5
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
6
1
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
29%
20c
1
10
*
23
t
.'27%
3%
4%.
27
24 %
T2%"
130
3%
1,300
300
4%
1,150
27
12%
-
100
4%
Dec
7% Mar
May
Jan
8% Mar
24
Oct
39%
Jan
11%
Sep-
14%
Apr
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(231)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
Shares
Low
15
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
BONDS
Range for Year 1953
High
Low
Week's Range
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
W
ww
Friday's
or
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Range for
Sold
Year 1953
No.
High
Low
High
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Waco
Aircraft
Wagner Baking
1%
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
m
Co
voting
ctfs
ext..
Waltham
Ward
Watch
Webb
Co
.
common
$6
West
1%
l'A
•
8%
9%
%
23,800
12
3A
164%
164
164%
4'A
•
Ltd—
Tablet &
Westmoreland
Stationery
Inc
5'A"fo
conv
preferred
Whitman
Wichita
(Win.)
River
Williams
(R C)
Products
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wilson
5%
*
Wood
Lt,
4'A%
pfd
Oct
Jan
25
May
2%
Feb
3%
June-Dee
'
—.
$100
66'A
63%
__
$58
65
57'A
101
58
96
,
loiy*
.r
2008
__Mar-Sep#
$36
40
34%
43%
$42%
—«.
1997
44%
37%
49
40
36%
41 %
Jan-July
1997
1
397/a
6%s
39%
40
32
<F
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
5
-June-Dec
Si
1919
4
Sep
6%
8
Feb
6%
300
4%
Oct
6%
10'A
Dec
xl4%
%
Sep
1
2%
2'A
300
1%
Dec
in
year's
delivery transaction
32
1
4%
5
129
29%
2l
4%
transaction
(not
.
5
51
3%
(not Included
32
8%
•'
6%
in
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
included in year's range),
(not
n Under-the-rule
included
included
in
year's
range),
r
Transaction
for
cash
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-iiquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
1
§ Reported in
receivership.
v
,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;-"cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumuia*
tlve; "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.
>
range),
•
Feb
69,400
Deferred
Oct
100
U
10%
12
a
-
3% Mar
—
—
~"3A
11
9
Mar
11
11
175
Nov
14
98
Jun
105'A
250
12%
Sep
15'A
13
13
100
12%
Nov
_8s
10
£1
_
Ltd
•
•
1,000
30%
Oct
Mar
listed
8%
_
9
400
—
2
1%
—
—
6
Stocks-
May
8%
10
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
Indus-
Rail-
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
UtiK}
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
lties >
52.55
106.44
98.09
96.56
97.66
Date
Nov
3'A Sep
-Bonds10
44% May
Jan
3
on
30
.
8%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
16'A Mar
33
Averages
the
are
Dec
32%
Below
Jan
16%
Ltd—
deposit receipts
Stock and Bond
ft Jan
16%
——.
preference
8
Jan.
Jan.
trials
•
11—
*
281.51
95.14
279.87
94.84
52.57
98.14
10
Total
40
Bondj
97.61
2
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
9,300
Week's
or
Appalachian
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chicago
3%s
Transit
Lack
Friday's
1st
Eastern
Gas
&
Water
Ercole
N
Lt
A6%s
Nov
ex
Finland
Residential
stamped
Guanlanamo
with
A7s
ex
B
5s
Italian
Midland
1953
1953
•
to
mortgage
Oct
Oct
64%
65
9
60
59
59
1
56
95
95
95
1st
and
2%s
3 Mis
3s
C
series
$30
1st
mortgage
South Western
Spalding
6tarrett
Gns
G)
&
A7-4s
&
A7-4s
2nd
77
United
1973
3'As
1970
Electric
1970
1989
5s
Dec
ex
1
trust
$50
51
50
59%
75%
93
$93
$30
6s
Penn
Traction
Newspaper
conv
s
I
82
142
75'A
Aprll-Oct
$142'A
85%
104
April-Oct
June-Dec
90%
100
102'A
127%
__
85%
1
103'A 104
99%
15
99%
5
102'A 102'A
11
104
Thurs.
77,
2
16
14-_
Range
48.36
for
1952
High
49.67 Jan
Low
48.78
15
45.06 May
30
1
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
groups
-
AA \
■«
.
89
222.7
221.0
+ 0.8
235.6
202.0
193.2
190.7
+ 1.3
210.2
172.4
Goods
249.7
248.8
+ 0.4
259.1
194.7
+- 2.0
242.0
194.7
124.1
+
0.4
125.2
115.4
and Service
198.5
124.6
209.0
207.9
+ 0.5
213.8
195,0
233.1
225.3
+ 3.5
268.3
213.4
Goods
Non-Durable
Utility
100
Trade,
Mining
103
SO
Finance
192.4
228.9
101
87
178.4
207.0
Transportation
90%
Low'
High
Change
+ 0.8
Manufacturing
103%
99
-1953-1954-
Percent
Dec. 31, '53
193.9
Composite
142%
$91
...
Transactions al the New York Slock Exchange
$30
148'A 150
$91
74
101 »/2
95
68
130%
74
90
79
99'A
$98
$95
65
91
101 y» 101 %
96
99'A
5
97'/a
91
95%
99 %
99
92.
94
104
102%
93
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
Stocki
101%
94
100'A
$99'A 102
$105'A 107
102
149
Week Ended Jan. 15, 1954
$97'A
99
$101
103'A
90%
93
$90
93
83
$81'A
85
61
United Statu
rotai
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond ■<
Bondt
Bondt
Bondt
ItlfT
Railroad
Number of and Mitcel,
Bondt
Sharei
$2,165,000
160
$2,898,000
9,759,300
Tues. Jan. 12
8,814,900
914,400
30,000
104%
Wed. Jan. 13
1,419,967
3,195,000
1,104,000
10,000
4,309,000
102
Thurs. Jan. 14
1,525,210
3,231,000
1,163,600
2,179,630
4,350,500
1,006,200
Yi'ooo
5,367,700
7,589,602
$21,756,400
$4,896,200
$76,000
Mon. Jan. 11
4,394,600
98
Total
101%
112%
157
156
160
112
156
1956
Stocks—No.
$30
77
93%
—
June-Dec
S.
Government
——
$39,000
$101,000
$76,000
Bank
4,896,200
$1,632,200
7,168,200
3,631,600
21,756,400
18,088,000
36,109,400
38,500,200
$26,728,600
$19,720,200
$43,378,600
$42,170,800
Foreign
Railroad
$93
1956
19,013,214
14,672,395
Bonds
,
U.
1953
1954
1953
7,723,145
7,589,602
of -shares
to Jan. 15
Jan. J
Week Ended Jan. 15
88%
159
$95
$26,728,600
93
International
Feb-Aug
••
$25,000
101%
$152
Jan-July
Salet
$708,000
1,214,640
1,250,155
96
Co—
and
Industrial
Total
$30
-Jan-July
June-Dec
I960
94
103'A
93%
94
28
103% 103%
4
76
95
97
104%
June-Dec
$105
109
105%
.Feb-Any
100
100
99%
Transactions al the American Stock Exchange
112
101
Union—
debentures
49.80 Feb
44.40 Sep
48.09
13
Jan.
Jan.
High
Low
The SEC Index of stock prices based on
stocks for the week ended Jan. 8, 1954, for
98
93
$102'A 102%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
coupon
5s
Wed. Jan.
Range for 1953-1954
47.87
47.89
12___
Jan.
85%
79%
92
$100'A 103
April-Oct
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Western
Closing
11
Jan.
Tues.
V
81'A
$90
May-Wop
1966
Wasatch
West
Date—
1954
1940 coupon
1947
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
102
Co—
Service
Over-fhe-Counler Industrial Stock
Fri. Jan. 15
stamped 1946
A7s with Dec l
A7s
B
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug I 1947 coupon 1953
ex
I.
99
93
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
...-Feb-Aup
_Aprll-Oct
with
A6%s
97.95
__
93'A
1998
Electric 3'As
Hydro-Electric
A6'/2s
98.27
75%
99 7A
—„
3rd stamped 1946—(Hugo) Industries—
Stlnnes
75%
$98'A
1960—April-Oct
1971
Bros
96.81
106%
(Calif)—
Corp Inc 5s coll
(Hugo) Corp—
Stlnnes
Temi
(A
Gas
3s
98.32
97.66
y,
1976
Counties
103
93'A
.Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
coupon
series
3% f/o series E 1978
Southern California Gas
'Southern
98.41
Durable
1976
D
—
$91
May-Wop
May-Wop
1973
rep M
scries
2
$104% 107
May-2Vop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
1962_Jan-JuIp
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
A
107.92
Jan. 8, '54
Co—
debentures
series
96.97
53.34
101
95
—
Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s 1981__..May-Wop
3'As
284.49
63
]
6%
97.89
14
68%
Aprtl-Ocl
3'/*s
1940
1
97.71
98.07
91%
1947 coupon 1960
Electric & Gas Co—
Public Service
50-year
84
82
1963
Hydro-Electric
ex
35
Jan-July
with
A6'/2s
89%
Mar-Wop
1970
A6'/28
88%
ctfs
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Piedmont
89%
1952
coupon
mortgage 6%s 1953
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
1st
97.87
96.91
97 »A
Jan-July
A 1st
3'As
91
RR—
England Power 3'/4S 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Power
11
June-Dec
1963
New
Ohio
98'A
Mar-Sept
4%
96.64
98.36
Frl.
1947 coupon 1952
Realization Trust—
at
97'A
Bank—
liquidating trust
Valley RIt-
Extended
98'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sepi
1956
33/4S
1940
1
98.19
98.21
150'A
May
l
Power
A6%%
130
1993
coupon
Mtge
Western
Nov
Nov
98.16
Mon.
(stmpd mod) 1970
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
106.77
107.36
102%
1
3
May-Noe
ser
Isarco
96'A
102% 1023A
Jan-July
1993
A
coupon
Power
&
97.77
52.80
53.06
High
136% 138
RR—
1961
Mountain
Low
June-Dee
Co—
1940
J947
I
96.57
95.88
96.48
Year 1953
Wo.
June-Dec
1965
RR
1
98.14
281.51
283.03
Range for
Sold
High
Quar-Feb
1970
1947-1978
3'/as
&
Bonds
98.16
12
Division—
Elec Mlg
A6%s with Nov
4s
J
Fuel
Marrelh
5s
of
Western
of
Elinirn
Green
A
mortgage 4s series
mortgage 4s series
A 1st
1970
1998
1
series
Authority—
&
Lackawanna
3'As
Aug
series
revenue
Delaware
Power
6s
2%s
Range
Bid & Asked
Low
Feb
13
Jan.
2%
1ft Dec
106.03
Jan.
Jan.
Bethlehem
1959
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stockt
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
i
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A
20-year 7s
April
Interest
ACauca
External
5s
7s
stamped
$93%
$93'A
June-Deo
High
Range for
Sold
Year 1953
I
Wo.
Low
High
—
62
93
—
93
$69
68
May-Woo
2%s
20
66,000
$32,000
17,000
rotei
Bondt
$73,000
114,000
31,000
350,740
46,000
35,000
18,000
99.000
23,000
61,000
54,000
138,000
495,775
178,000
98,000
53,000
329,000
1.930,407
$307,000
$272,000
$174,000
Fri. Jan. 15
69
Week Ended Jan. 15
1954
50
99%
102%
11
88
100%
20
12
17%
Domestic
51
43
49
Foreign government
Stocks—No.
of
shares
1953
Jan. 1
1954
$753,000
to Jan.15
1953
1,930,407
2,362,190
3,965,412
5,055,905
$307,000
$245,000
$551,000
$507,000
272,000
234,000
485,000
526,000
174,000
137,000
334,000
472,000
$753,000
$616,000
$1,370,000
$1,505,000
Bonds
2008
1951—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
$12,000
Bondt
350,852
101
101'A
$29,000
Corporate
392,495
Tues. Jan. 12
Foreign corporate
101
Bondt
Thurs. Jan. 14
101% 102'A
Feb-Aup
Government
Bondt
Wed. Jan. 13
63
—
Foretgn
Foreign
Domettio
Sharet)
340,545
Mon. Jan. 11
Loan—
AExternal 6'As
stamped 1952
ALima City (Peru) 6'As
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
AMedellfn
Bid A Asked
Bonds
Total.
1955
to
Friday's
Jan-July
1953
reduced
or
April-Oct
Danzig Port & Waterways—
Interest
Week Ended Jan. 15, 1954
(Col)—
1946
Municipal
5 "As
AExternal
Sale Price
(Number
Week's Range
Low
Valley 7s 1948
Cons
Last
Period
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
Danish
J
Apr
100
-
Nov
1,300
8'/a
6'A
1
common
Wright Hargreaves
19'A
12
10%
2
6%
25% Mar
Nov
5'A
——
8
American
19% Dec
NoV
21
100
__
Woodley Petroleum
-
Jan
8%
*
1
Newspaper Machine
(F W)
Mar
5
~5 'A
— —
Woodnll Industries Inc
Wool worth
Mar
7%
100
E
Jan
value,
par
23% Aug
13% Aug
21%
63'/a
$66
r—
—
series
3s
Odd-lot transaction
17
1,500
67'A
'
common
&
220
"No
e
225
8
2%s
$66
...
June-Deq
1921
17%
21%
•
1
25
Pwr
Dec
%s
(not
7%
to
Government
principal.
150
.1
.
Ltd
preferred
Wisconsin
169
800
,
1
Inc
Brothers
Jan
A 5
34% May
%
1931
Janeiro stamped (Pian A)
reduced to 2%
2012
23%
18
1947
6s
Interest
Nov
26%
.8
Co
&
Willson
de
fund
ARussian
Dec
18
1927)
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
Jan
7%
1947
'
2%s
f
s
10'A
1
Corp
Rio
Nov
1%
1927)
Chile
of
(Republic of)
Extl
32
25%
8
25
Corp
113'A
Bank
reduced
Sinking
225
18'A
1
.—
Co
&
Oil
(The)
Inc
July
Oct
11%
26 3A
Stores
Jan
of
17%
—8
—_
Auto
Peru
Jan
Nov
ft Sep
4
Sep
*
—10
White's
l'A
:189
(issue
Mortgage
Interest
Jan
5%
110
—
A
May
13%
3% Aug
5,700
—
Jan
Jun
Feb
May
11%
11%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Wickcs
is
2%
of
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
Oct
10
Aug
xl48
4,100
12,
5ft
com
Coal
Westmoreland
5
io
1st pfd ::ioo
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
5
%
Jan
3%
20
3A
Dec
6%
300
113% 113'A
113%
_10O
1
450
4
pfd
Western
14'A Aug
29%
150
".Tin
Jan
Jan
900
8%
•
Western Leaseholds
Aug
1%
(issue
A7s
87/a Mar
112
Jan
Jan
3,500
8
100
—
Dec
|
20%
1,500
l'A
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
.
23%
8%
Manufacturing
$0
105
U Dec
__
Utilities
7
20
A7s
3% Mar
Sep
11%
23
•
Knapp Inc
preference
Texas
100
__
23
1
1
series
Wentvvorth
2
■
...30
Inc
Corp
&
7%
108'A 110
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
300
—i
Tiernan
&
2%
7%
"ioa
—.
Inc
cumulative preferred
$2
Wallace
2%
•
_
May-Wop
June-Dee
20
$48%
41
43%
63%
69
Total
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
January 18, 1954
(232)
32
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
JANUARY
ENDED
15
Friday
'
Boston Stock
stocks
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
100
American Tel & Tel
cumul
$4
15814
xl52
2,708
15%
37
13%
60
763/b
Dec
32
330
28%
Dec
6% Dec
so1/*
899
46
6%
95
6%
245
23
Sep
120
96%
105
87
Oct
81 Va
80
71
Oct
95%
9%
370
9
Nov
13%
595
75c
95C
100
19
preferred adustment >——100
Eastern SS Lines Inc common
•
National
General
Electric
(The)
—
Co
Hathaway Bakeries—
Island Creek Coal Co
Kennecott
Manufacturing
New
Apr
533/4
32%
Jan
48%
Dec
12
29%
i5yB
Dec
58%
Sep
55
17%
Sep
33%
40%
150
17%
Sep
42
105
17%
Sep
Jan
5
Dec
25%
England Electric System-!
20
England Tel & Tel
100
York New Haven & Hart RR__10o
1414
13%
14%
1,180
12%
Jun
14J/4
117% 118%
240
Stone
Webster
&
2614
94c
1163/4
33%
29%
30%
220
Dec
40%
132
333/4
Sep
Sep
30
39%
44%
Jan
50%
53%
59
40
Sep
52%. Dec
61%'
61%
62%
$12,500
55
May
_25
United Shoe Machinery common
S
Rubber
Jan
1.00 May
104
Vermont
3814
Dec
18
Oct
21%
Altes
Jan
28%
Jan
16%
Metal
20%
Dec
2774
200
24%
Dec
37%
11%
Oct
14%
Apr
Consolidated
3,156
43%
Dec
58 'A
Jan
Consumers
13
47%
3814
Manufacturing
Burroughs Com
Briggs
41
Sep
July
105
101
10
53%
796
39%
Sep
523/4
Dec
32%
10
32%
Oct
65%
Jan
Range
Rights
1
14%
Sep
18%
706
6% Mar
7%
36%
798
28 3/8
16%
16%
960
133/4 Sep
17%
60%
Friars
Shares
_
22
High
Low
19%
45
22%
22'
17%
18
25
10%
Jan
16%
Gar
Dec
94%
25
145
23%
Sep
27
Mar ;
39%
1,477
23%
Sep
27
Mar ?
%
31,677
6%
1,000
5%
15,269
24%
•ft
•
28%
Cin.
Machine
Stock Yard-.
Union
22
98%
98%
1,571
,
...
4%
71%
2,233
Great
22%
-
54
•
35c
44c
Brewing
>v>„
;
,
*
•
Gibson Art
~
18 %,„
37%
__
_
_
2%
Dec
797
9%
Dec
6% Mar
16% Mar
23%
377
Oct
27
2%
1,730
23%
55
27 y4
t*
Hobart Manufacturing
,55
„
Dec
,
48
*
.
*'59
Dec
30% Mar
May
Lakes
14
common
Preferred
47%
50
»
47 %
Procter
Gamble.
dp
Randall
-5
class B—->—
59%
JUO
18
Jkd
>
46%
American Telephone dk
158%;'-.
Telegraph.
Anaconda
OIL
9
5
—1
——
*
'
13%-
>-43%
3
Avco
■
34%
-)36%
-4^10
—.
—
Co.t
(fc
31
60
Mining
Armco Steel
60%
5
5
-
15
354
-
12% Oct
-•
152% Jun
'
.
-
•
190
32
>
9%
'•
125
10
^
30%
"
8%
11
...
140 1
5
49%1 Feb
Jan
10%'
Oct
;
3%
860
3%
Nov
7% Mar
8
!
Jan
t
Feb i
69%
62%
5,014
533/4
Sep
2%
244
2%
Dec
4% Mar
6'%
7
960
6%
Dec
8%
2%
2%
400
1%
Sep
2% Mar i
14%
15
14%
143/4
Jan i
700
11 5,8
11%
12%
4,345
_1
_
.
:
1
(B- S)
33%
1
Jan
18% Mar
.
.
m
Feb
'333
—
3%
150
19%
250
632
3%
3%
150
-3%, Dec
...
x
!
-6.%-
Ji
-4
-
■',6
6%
-
J,,42Q
—>5
9
.
—T
9
•
—-——6
r
Standard Tube
'fl4.%,li%
_T
class JEL
16
19%
•
_T
IJdyllte Corp
Wayne- Screw•,
i4.
1
i.%...,
,•-•-6% Jan
44% Mar
'***
Feb
19% Mar
,
|
|;
%•,*
*
7 -Mar*
Apr!
1%
Sep
8% Sep
.9%,May
21% -Nov
2% Ja»
f
13%, Jun.
,.;13% Sep
>
4% -Deo
.
-
12%163..,
■■t
-Mar«.
18%-Dee-'
243.
625
12%
.1
-
v.
-.2,000
16
-4^
.
>
5% Jan
1,10ft
..-
4
Sep
' Dee
19
.
250
159
3y»
r 3
3%
10
-*Scottejn Dillon
Shelier.Mami4acturing.
-
300
*
.
19
19
3
tr'
^Feb|-
3"% Jan i
.
30% Jun
1,25ft
ft
■
.—
Spring ;>»L
-3% Dec
>
972.
-
—1,425
1%
IV*
;1%
'
15%-. l,l£ft
15%
15%.
1
r._
*'.33%,.-
3%
^5
.^_>_
3%—4,- "
•33
f
24
»
Oct*
4V*. Jan
«3% Mar
4
Co
2%
.46%- Sepr
,3%
•
River Raiste Paper-
35% Feb
3 %. No*
3%
18%
;"3%
>T
r
a
Feb
3%
July
3%
>1
tFi££ Bfc Co
2T% Mar
-
De<?
2
.
19%
.
Brewing
Rockwell
32
•
.
100
w_4
preferred—.!.
_
&
33%.,
;. 2%:
«
'
10
Electric Welding—
(HW)
200
J2
Parke JDavis
Peninsular Metal Prod
Rlckel
2%
—
Jan *
Jan
Jun
24%
2%
ro
1
Packard Motor Car
„.
Sep
2%
16%
12
Sep
2%
„
Jan<
16%
Dec
24%.
Mt Clemens Metal
National
9%
5%
22%
325
.1
Dec
14
-
390
6
6
6
17% Mar
13% Oct
330
14%
Riidr ~MAnuf*cturiur■<
Jan
43 ./
4% Dec
Sep
2%
76% AU«
.
Sep
Dec
Jan
161%
-*
28% Dec
.
3%
12%
Jan
i5y« Feb
.
99% Dec
"
279
36%,
15%
54 y*
Sep
43 y4 July
,
-
116
60%
13%
11%
121
-
-
156% tsfty»-
>
25
American Tobacco Co_
•13%
4
11%
47%
13-%
11%
47%
—10
Cyanamid
Radiator 1—
27 % Mar
1,375
15
10
—
LaSalle Wines
.Pfelfffcr
1
Airlines
American
Ashland
653
498
Sep
180
4%
2%
Lansing Stamping
-•
Prophet
American
Armour
Dec
22
23%
59%
.
23/8
Car
!_>■
Kresgfr Co
Mar
60
46% Dec
2V* Feb
71% Dec
22
July
2%
-
2%
King Seeley
Jun
Sleeks—
Unlisted
American
'
44% Mar
50
20%
20%
16
Mar;
33% Apr,V
5
228
i
68%
69%
20%
,
.-12
70%
3
3
-•
Meteor
/
44%
44%
Kroger
468
14%
Jan
Mar •'
33c
62 V2
Chemical
&
Murray Corporation
Kohn
'
Mar
3%
Sep
Nov
3 %
•3%
1
Oil
Motor
Ironite Inc
.
.26... Jun
100
23/a
IOC
4
4
1
Brewing
.Hudson
Nov
23% Mar
,3f*4 Nov
Sep
Mar
35
22
150
15c
15c
B
Corp
Apr
300
15c
--
5
Motors
Dec
Dec'
2%
Sep
2%
2%
1
Industries
46c
1%
23%
»1
.
_
_
30%
Dec
100
103/„
2%
1
_
Jan
46c
220,464
6% Feb
f
15%. Aug
Nov
17%
37%
5
55120
27%
—
Ins
18%
{■
10
Picher
Formica
—
--
Jan
10
10%
1
_
Kingston Products
Eagle
—
1%
1%
5
„
Hoover Ball & Bearing
-Hoskins Manufacturing-:
78% Nov
/...-6%
3% Jan
13 *
Sep
Dec
102%; Jan
-
Nov
69
28
13%
13
•
Dec
Jun i*
35% Jan
1,161
4%
4%
Goebel
34%
j.
91% July'
125
47%
71
71%
19% May
"
Jun
17%
-
4
47%
10
-•
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
21
88%
•
Milling
Cincinnati
21%
100
•26%
40
32 %
.8.50
Gas ii Elec. com new
Preferred
Cincinnati
32%
945
29%
42c
1
Manufacturing
General
24% Aug
Sep
29%
1
Stove
Trailer
Wood
6
1.1
Chemical
Gemmer
Jan
25
Dec
105
59%
39
'
Champion Paper common
•
Jan
25
1
—1
_
Gerity-Michigan
17%
Oct
Mar"
59 %
:
20
i
w
Gray Iron
Fruehauf
Range for Year 1953
High
22%
10
0
Carey
Feb
42
Sep
39 %
1
.
Federal Moe-ul
for Week
Low
22
340
7%
25
__10
__
common
Bros
Frankenmouth
of Prices
Last
Brewing
Eurger
Apr *
16%
7
25
Paper
Power
Edison
Detroit
Sales
Week's
__20
Aug
3 %
%
Davidson
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Laundry
4%
Jan
15%
.
--
Detroit Steel Corp
American
Jan
2%
7%
•
Corp
Detroit-Michigan
Par
3%
700
36 3/s
16%
Rights
Mar
51
Sale Price
s
2,266
31V4 Mar
Detroit
stocks
High
3%
3%
1
Jan
Jun
23%
230
104
32%
Friday
Low
33/4
*
—
35%
800
30'A
37
53 54
Range for Year 1953
High
Jan
60
Shares
3
1
Products
for Week
Low
2
Markets
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
3%
Brewing
Bear
44
29%
>12.50
8
Exchange
_1
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23% Mar
335
22%
104
Massachusetts Ry Co—100
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Woodley Petroleum Co
Last
Electric
Allen
Apr
100
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2-5525
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Par
26%
4714
Dec
DETROIT
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1914
13
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63
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19%
5
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United
24 %
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Stock Exchange
Friday
Chrysler
Union
Dec
40
Feb
98% July
8
17%
1674
27%
75%
Detroit Stock
21%
•
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53
Dec
Jun
66c
1,900
102
102
Sep
20%
110
95
26 >4
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62%
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Feb
Torrington Co
80
Ford Building
Feb
19 %
73%
Jan
Members
American
U
73
13 '/a May
15%
*
Feb
York Stock Exchange
New
263/4 Mar
11
Association
43
Dec
19%
50
Shawmut
Dec
Feb
75
1714
20%
Feb
18
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12
50
37
Jan
20
468
17
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21%
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Feb
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Pennsylvania RR
21 %
Dec
8%
17%
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Jan
21%
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Dec
100
40
2.50
100
38%
Dec
92 %
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462
9
19%
117%
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21
Apr
9114
18
1
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New
25%
Dec
66
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Narragansett
New
Oct
14
125
6514
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296
1% Mar
Sep
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1,087
9
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Chemical Corp
Mathieson
Mullins
,
41%
5114
45%
91'/a
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Maine Central RR common
981
87 %
50c
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225
2114
51
1
:
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5
Detroit
•
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Gillette
2114
2114
21
5%
78%
34%
12.50
Co
>—
Jan
1
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry—
Common
Sep
35%
Jan
914
10
(new)
Common
663/4
Jan
96
Gas & Fuel Associates—
Eastern
High
421
Jan
30
79%
—
First
Sep 1
27
261/2
Steel
Low
74%
13% Mar
120
49%
Feb
July
55
50 Vi
45%
Rubber
S
Westinghouse
129% May
53% Feb
1253/4 126%
100
Boston Edison
25
Boston & Maine new (when issued)_100
Boston Personal Prop Trust
*
Boston & Providence RR—
—100
Cities Service
10
S
Range for Year 1953
High
72%
•
Carbide
U
Dec
(Ohio)
_—,—
U
Jan
94
1
Union
Jan
26%
Sep
85
30%
.„50
161%
Jun
15%
& Albany RR
Studebaker
Shares
74%
25
10
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Standard
High
Low
85
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conv
Anaconda Copper
Boston
Range for Year 1953
High
156% 158%
Woolen
American
Shares
Oil
Standard
for Week
Low
Par
for Week
Last
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
stocks
Exchange
11 %
Sep |.
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15% Mar
17% Mar
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100
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Columbia
51%
52%
35
34%
35
61%
50%
61%..
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82%
78%
82%
12%
13%
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—
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100
52%
25
-
430
57%
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32% Sep
Dec
59%
-95
Jan
41%
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Jan
95 V*
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71
231
Oct
Dec
15
Los
95% Mar
12%
97
-
25%, July
19% Dec
10
19%
25
Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
19 y«
Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
Dayton
Du
7
Light
&
Pont
Kodak
Eastman
Electric
Co
37%
38%
5
Power
106%
106
47%
—10
—
413/4
41%
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33%
Jun
38%
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Jun
107%
Range
of Prices
Dec
12
413/i
Jun
47 Yb
Dec
Sep
50
Jan
38%
66
106%
47 3/8
52
41%
•
•
39 %
Corp
5
Motors
Greyhound Corp
3
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•
61%
(Un)
National
—
—
'
29
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Ohio
Apr
91%
Dec
Allied
Chemical
Sep
69%
Feb
Allis-Chalmers
50
12% July
25'/a Sep
13%
Nov
33 Va
Jan
13%
19%
Jan
13%
13%
28%
29
If
150
„
52
Dec
Dec
13%
160
10%
Oct
13%
57%
58
120
54
Sep
Amer
Oil
—
Airlines
20
51% Sep
59%
Dec
Sears
Oct
223/4
Jan
American
Jun
39%
Feb
American
543/4
56
26
50%
Sep
57% Aug
American
Viscose
3%
4
45
3%
Dec
Socony
Dec
23%
143/4
20
10%
Jan
153/a May
71
433/a
Sep
62%
Jan
22%
23
135
21 %
Nov
29%
Jan
Sep
58 Va
Aug
47%
47%
15
41
Standard Oil
21%
21%
10
20%
Nov
28%
60 %
70
55%
Apr
61%
Dec
100
303/4
Sep
34%
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253/4
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Dec
49
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Steel
Armour
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(Un)
(Un)
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(111)
100
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153% Sep
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25
101
350
,
12
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Armco
50%
16%
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co
143/4
86
Woolen
Co
Jan
48%
17%
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Jan
143/4
16%
&
6%
50%
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5%
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—
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1
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100
3%
593/4 Aug
58%
American
&
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High
3%
1
(Un)
39
•
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66%
53%
58%
58
*
Distillers
Ohio
216
616
13%
«
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Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
National Cash Register
90%
61%
13%
*
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Artists Pictures
86%
59 y8
Low
Par
-
Alleghany
Allied
•
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General
for Week
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Dec
120
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price *
stocks
43% Mar
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
(Un)
31% Sep
373/a
Jan
Baltimore & Ohio RR
117
13%
16%
Feb
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28%
96
25%
SeD
29 V* Mar
72%
43
66%
Oct
80%
85
Jun
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Petroleum
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13
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25
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100
20
19
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29% Mar 5
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Chronicle
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33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
-
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Last
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(Un)
1
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Electrical
Erie
Radio
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Railroad
Exeter
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13
1,678
12%
Dec
46
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11
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51 % Apr
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24% Mar
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54
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Sep
105
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5%%
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12
preferred
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13
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(Un)
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6%
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5%
__
Dow Chemical
DuMont
62% Mar
16%
__
Douglas Aircraft
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dresser
Clay
Sep
42%
Jan
22%
a6%
1
Phillips Petroleum
(Un)
Deere & Co
Pacific
19%
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Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)
Class .A
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lVe
Jan
22%
210
21
26 %
100
Finance
Pacific
20'/a Mar
a377/8la381/4
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Feb
6% Mar
Oct
__
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(Un)
(Un.)
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Zellerbach
Jan
22%
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6
50c
Continental Copper & Steel
Crown
33
19
17
Sep
19% Oct
22 Va
239
18%
21
12% Mar
Sep
12
275
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Dec
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Dec
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106
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1.85
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Feb
19
__
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10%
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Sep
26%
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Edison
50
82
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94
59%
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Feb
Jan
21%
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10%
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•
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Iron
Edison
19%
13/3
__
100
(Un)
19%
21%
100
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__
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16%
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Mar
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1
50
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Consolidated
10
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65
1,144
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Aircraft
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32%
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100
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Sep
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54% Sep
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32%
26%
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North Amer Aviation Inc
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Northern Pacific RR (Un)
230
32
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28
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1
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62
58%
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System
Commonwealth
Apr
16% Mar '
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307
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5
19%
25
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Fuel
10%
8% Aug
170
22%
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Molybdenum
Columbia
Apr
Sep
10%
New
Mar
80%
Sep
8
55
a9%
5
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•
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Colorado
170
22%
1
(Un)
Service
Clary
1,430
al6y8 al6%
1
Chrysler Corp
Cities
8%
10%
9 %
II
100
__
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10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Chicago
Corp
(Un)
Milw
Nordon
Norm
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aB7/8
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Products
Charter Oils Co Ltd
*
Jan
Dec
a22% a22%
a9y8
12%
Certainteed
Chic
5
Gypsum (Un)
Range for Year 1953
High
58%
__
5
National Supply v(Un)
National Theatres (Un)
Shares
__
5
(Un)
National
14
Sep
(Un)
for Week
a31% a3l%
58%
1
Oct
60%
66%
*
3
Jan
9
48%
Jun
230
& Co Inc (Un)
a31%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
*
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Sep
May
8y2
__
2
Co
(Un)
Tractor
Sep
(Un)
(Un)
National Distillers
3%
10%
'
__
1
Oil
Ry
'/a
Co
Jan
Mar
12%
33
8%
5
.
Oils
Atlantic
Canadian
9
1
7%
5c
38% July
805
8
13% Mar,
54 y2
95/3
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Diablo
Ohio
Packing Co
Southern
9%
Mt
135
ail% all%
'
__
10
60c
California
9%
0
preferred
Jan
1%
150
"
Power
Motorola
Sep
2c
2,600
13%
" a61
a74% a76%
__
10
Company-(Un)—
Budget Finance 7%
41/3- - 41/,
13%
Feb
67
Aug
Sep
Week's
Last
Par
Montana
Sep
Dec
10
43
a60%
a61
44%
2,400
a49
_
15
Borg-Warner
"8%
41/3
__l
(Un)_-
I
13,000
8%
8%
Montgomery Ward
103
4c
a46%
,
5
Inc (Un)—
Company
'
Friday
High
Jun
55 y2
256
n3/e
4C
8%
.
50y8
11%
__
Chica
5%
100
50 v&
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2
Mammoth
Boeing
1
*
Co
'
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15
Sale Price
110
Blue Diamond Corp
Bolsa
Low
11 Va
5
JANUARY
Range for Year 1953
High
1
<Un)
Steel
ENDED
STOCKS
hares
20c
Instruments
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
.
FOR
Sales
Sep
44%
6c
Aug
13c
Jan
69%
Jun
72
Oca
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 18,
(234)
1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
JANUARY
ENDED
15
Friday
Midwest Stock
Friday
bale Price
Admiral
Ball
Aetna
Akron
Brass
Allied
20
8
—
__
__
4%
37/a
1
(Un)
19%
20
1
50c
Mfg
8
(Un)
47 Va
Jan
Illinois
26 Va
Jan
Indiana
18%
Dec
32%
Jan
6%
Feb
10% July
Dec
8% July
Dec
10% Mar
7%
8%
4'/a
200
300
200
7%
3%
3%
700
4
July
3
Sep
5 %
Feb
5% Mar
30% July
25%
26
45%
11%
47%
12 Va
12.50
Can Co
10
American Cyanamid Co
&
Chemical—5
—f
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co
7.50
23%
Apr
41%
Oct
59
Jan
International
11%
Sep
15%
Jan
Interstate
Machine
American
American
& Stand
Rad
American
Foundry
&
Tel
San
(Un)
Oil
Class
Steel
iUm
Corp
2nd
convertible
Atchison
Topeka
Products
Avco
Mfg
Bastian-Blessing
9%
4,200
12%
5,200
152%
Jun
61%
800
59%
Dec
10%
600
30%
33%
9
26%
31%
700
1,200
2,800
26%
50
12%
13%
25
161%
Jan
77 Va July
Aviation
Fisheries
43 %
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
32%
11%
Dec
18% Mar
22
Dec
28 V2
Jan
95%
89 %
Sep
99%
Jan
100
5%
Oct
9%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
2,300
3%
Sep
5%
Jan
5
4%
5
2,400
4%
Dec
8%
Feb
•
46%
5
1
(Un)
3%
♦
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20
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22
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Sep
29
29%
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Corp
Sep
8%
45% Feb
95%
Corp
Steel
31%
Apr
29%
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Binks Manufacturing
9%
Dec
29
20%
95%
13%
•
Bendix
36
9% Mar
61
11
3%
3%
50% 51%
16
17
11% 12
J an
Kaiser
19%
Apr
22
53 Va
Sep
Alum
Brach & Sons
Brad
Foote
Works
Gear
Bruce
Budd
Company
Brothers
Butler
Celanese Corp of
America
Corporation
Cenco
Centlivre
Brewing
Illinois
Central
Light
Co.
La
Service
Central
Illinois
Central
Public
Laclede
Leath
Lincoln
Chicago Corp common
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
Oil
Lion
Cleveland
4%%
Cliff's
Iron
Aug
Cleveland
Clevite
Electric
Corp
Coleman
Co
Columbia
McKee
Jun
Medusa
800
44%
Sep
57%
Jan
Metropolitan
150
15%
Sep
19
Jan
350
il%
Jun
14 Va
17%
Apr
21
Aug
May
85
Sep
Edison
common
Co
Continental Motors Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mfg
13%
Sep
17% Feb
Jan
17% May
Motorola
18%
17%
3 Va
Oct
2
Nov
Feb
Muter
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
&
Ward
&
Detroit
Edison
Nav
Rights
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Domestic
Finance
Lead
National
rjincc
I)~de
du Pont (E
Nemours
(Un)-I
Co
Sep
42% Mar
North
Jun
20% Mar
Mar
Northern Pacific
Eddy
Paper
(Un)
Co
Electric Controller &
Falstaff Brewing
Pour-Wheel
Mfg
Corp
Drive
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
American
General
General
Box
Transportation
General
Finance
General
Foods
General
(Un)
Co
General
Gibson
Telephone
(Un)
Com
Refrigerator Co
58%
(The)
Glldden Co
Co
Jan
Jan
Oil
Co
(Un)
25%
Jan
29% Mar
1,900
12 Va
Dec
15
38
37%
38
5,900
32%
Jun
37% Dec
Peabody
37% Mar
5%
Jan
Coal
Co
32%
Jun
37%
37%
200
32%
Jun
37 %
Dec
Penn
38%
39%
3,300
Apr
40%
Nov
Pennsylvania
ft
8 %
29%
5%
%
60,300
7%
26%
7%
8%
30%
5%
8
27
8%
29
25/64 27/64
11
11%
36%
6
36%
Q5/0
q3{,
6
36%
300
200
400
500
35%
Controls
q5'
104% 106%
22%
47%
130
7%
Dec
25%
Sep
34
5%
Dec
Sep
7
Apr
8% May
9% Feb
35
22%
48
132
35%
Pfizer
Phillips
23%
SeD
7%
Feb
11% Mar
class
Inc
Apr
Jan
6%
100
5%
Dec
17%
17%
900
16
Dec
25%
17%
17%
17%
600
15%
Sep
17%
Jan
18%
18%
600
17
Oct
19%
Aug
39
39
100
38
Nov
Jun
30 %
Public
Dec
1,500
100
8%
800
33%
Sep
5% Aug
Jun
Jan
12
6 Va Mar
43%
8% Dec
qnn
800
91 Va
Jun
200
21%
Sep
41%
1,100
43
100
16
11
117
Jun
Aug
Aug
32
14% Sep
200
10%
4,050
7
38%
17% Jan
108
Dec
Oct
9
28% Jan
47%
140
Oct
19 >/a
900
18%
Dec
25%
Jan
21%
1,900
15%
Sep
22
Dec
18
17%
18
1,850
17
Dec
23%
20 Va
20%
200
19 Va
54%
56%
200
53 y4
Sep
3,100
29
56%
Pure
Oil
14
2%
88
Corp
13%
39
Jan
16% Mar
12%
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck
~3%1
5
1
25
137% 138
100
100
13% July
1
12.50
34%
500
26 Va
32
•
Hammond
Organ
10
Harnlschfeger Corp
Helleman
(G) Brewing Co
19%
18
1
22%
22%
22%
Por footnotes
see
page 41.
23%
23%
Sep
69
Oct
Feb
Mar
11% May
8%
8%
100
8 Va
Sep
36%
38 %
450
29%
Jun
37
42%
41%
42%
300
35%
Sep
43 %
48%
48%
200
42%
Sep
62 %
Jan
5
28%
29%
500
25% Aug
30 Va
Dec
*
—•
(Un)
America
•
(Un)
23%
4%
1
1,100
2lVa
3%
14
•
Sep
Jan
Jun
5Vs
Dec
19 %
Jan
Jan
14%
200
48%
1,000
41%
Sep
6%
700
5%
Jan
38%
36%
38%
3,100
37 %
Dec
49
26%
26
26%
1,900
22 %
Dec
38
9%
.5
Jan
4%
2% Mar
300
Dec
29%
Nov
100
6%
19 %
Paper
Rockwell Spring & Axle
B
3 Va
47%
•
Tobacco class
23%
4%
14%
5
(Un»
22%
3 Va
1
1
(Un)
Corp (Un)
52 % Mar
6%
Dec
Aug
Feb
9 Va
1,000
8%
Oct
9 Va
Jun
19
19%
300
18%
Dec
21%
Nov
Mar
8%
15
Sep
18% Mar
Apr
62%
Dec
66% May
77 %
Dec
'
5
35
32%
Jan
Oct
28
49
38
Feb
Oil
Sep
58% Mar
8
% May
10 V2 July
1
Dec
20 Va
12 %
Jan
14
300
17%
550
14%
Oct
18'A Mar
1,500
30%
Sep
43% Mar
36
34 Va
5%
5%
800
6 Va
Oct
35%
36%
1,400
30
Sep
37%
Jan
Lathe Works
5
25
25
100
22
Oct
27% Mar
5
16
16
16
900
13% Sep
*
38%
36%
38%
800
36%
South
Bend
Southern
Co
(Un)
Spiegel
Pacific
California
of
Indiana
Oct
Standard
Oil
N
Standard
Oil
4%
Jan
16 %
Feb
Standard
19% Mar
Stewart-Warner
50% Mar
Stone
9Va Jan
Container
Sunbeam
J
Railway
Dec
Corp
5%
1 Va
Sep
800
49%
9% Mar
Sep
800
3% Mar
59 %
Jan
81
Jan
56
53 %
71%
69%
71%
600
65%
Sep
Sep
Sep
78%
'
15
74 V
a
72%
2,700
10
35%
34%
35%
1,100
31%
Oct
38%
9%
9%
400
8%
Dec
13
21%
21%
300
Equipment
1
Corp
(Un)
26
Dec
Sundstrand Machine
22
Feb
Sunray Oil Corp
23%
Feb
10 %
Feb
43%
Feb
21%
16%
Sep
1
1
10
1,000
9%
Sep
21%
21
21%
1,300
20%
Dec
33
32%
33
27
Jun
38
Dec
14%
Feb
17% Nov
—*
Sep
Jan
Jan
Mar
5
Corp
Corp
Co
900
1%
(Un)
Dec
&
8
56
67 Ve
16 Va
Swift
1%
74Va
18%
23% Nov
7
49 V2 Mar
Dec
(Ohio)
Co
Sep
•
25
7
1%
2
Inc
Mar
Dec
(Un)
Co
Warrants
14%
20% July
80%
17
17%
36%
41%
3% Dec
79
1
35%
Corp
Oil of
19
1,200
•
Oil
Oil
Jan
50
60%
1
15
Stnclair
Standard
Dec
15%
60 %
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
Standard
15 Va
15%
60%
15
Co
July
18 %
Jan
15 %
•
Signode Steel Strapping Co
2% Feb
14 Va
Feb
1
Sears Roebuck & Co
Shell
1.40
X21%
Dec
Mar
45
12 % Mar
(Un)
Industries
Schenley
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Dec
*
5
Apr
Feb
1
Co
Sep
48%
38 %
1
—
Indiana
Dec
8%
2,800
100
1.600
1,650
29%
600
56%
2%
91
Sep
43^
23%
19%
700
56%
27%
Dec
4%
33
54%
33
Jan
Sep
28% Mar
4%
34%
42 "Va
20 y8
45%
1
15%
July
*
of
(R J)
Raisin
15% May
Jan
14%
33'A
Richman Bros Co
Drug
10%
13%
14%
34%
Co
Co
of
4,500
14%
14%
50c
•
2.50
10
Btudebaker
Hallicrafters Co
14%
147% Mar
Oct
131
200
Apr
200
200
22
Jan
14
16%
X21%
Jun
14 %
Jan
1,700
23% Mar
29
46%
23%
300
17%
14%
34%
13%
Dec
Dec
30%
Jan
58
23%
14%
20 %
Sep
900
46%
Jun
Feb
17%
5%
Jun
2,600
100
13%
18
Jan
45"%
14%
Dec
17%
29
46 %
Dec
10%
12 Va
33%
2
Jun
2%
200
43
44%
3
Brewery
12 Va
200
17
17%
Aug
200
3%
11%
30%
10
A
15
13%
3%
11'A
10
29
25
(Un)
Western
Jan
900
32
17
6%
4,100
33%
16 %
29% Mar
21
69% Feb
18%
11% Mar
Oct
14
11% Mar
100
1,350
4,300
1,900
650
Sep
25%
54
61
1%
8%
700
20%
Sep
13%
19%
1,800
13%
Jun
1%
Dec
54
Sep
13%
Apr
3%
21
8%
100
200
200
400
600
50%
13%
53%
9%
57% Aug
800
4,600
Jan
52
55V/8
Feb
Jan
St Regis Paper Co
Oct
32%
18%
39%
—
St Louis Public Service A common—12
Apr
9%
Sep
Jun
Apr
2 Va
53%
15%
34 %
3,800
Dec
67 Va
31
17
39
8VS
800
9%
400
800
16%
38%
28%
1
Feb
Aug
39%
1,000
300
17
Sep
2%
46%
43 %
Jan
10%
(Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds
100
46%
14% Mar
Jun
13
Oct
90%
1,200
Jun
37%
200
6%
38%
6
12
350
15
28 J/4
Co
&
Co
Theatres
Rexall
6,200
5%
14%
41
33VaC
RKO Pictures Corp
Republic
July
31 %
100
100
7
55%
Gulf Oil Corp
70 %
14%
9%
Quaker Oats Co
RKO
Feb
23 Va Mar
Jun
41
14%
—
27%
(Un)
Co
Dec
10
59%
19%
400
30
,..2.50
Car
Steel
Service
Jan
62%
__
34 % Mar
26
18%
20
Jan
59Va
•
30% Sep
Feb
18%
3%
& Coke
Pullman Company
10,500
,10
59%
•
8% Mar
21%
50
Petroleum
Pressed
25 Va
15%
32%
Cooperage class A
Jan
65
10%
RR
(Charles)
900
700
10%
•
Bros
39%
(Un)__l
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
__
Greif
Nov
58'A
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jan
30
62%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
27%
3%
(Un)
Perfect Circle Corp
1,200
__
__
250
54%
prior preferred
Peoples Gas Light
Radio
__
28%
11% Mar
—
,
Mar
ft
common
convertible
100
28%
•
41
42%
2
39Va
1
Jun
Co—
37%
*
(Un)
Sep
34%
•
Airways
Dec
43%
200
ft
(Un)
Car
World
Jan
200
38 %
ft
Class B
37%
«
Graham-Paige Motors
Gray Drug Stores
59%
Dec
57 %
58%
Pictures
Paramount
750
13%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Co
10'A
17%
(Uni
Motor
Parker Pen
27%
13
Gossard
(W H)
Dec
18%
—
Co
American
26%
__
5%
6%
2%
Rights ;
Ohio
13%
•
400
Mar
Southern
Gillette
vJ
6
Feb
Jan
Dec
17
Edison
27%
5%
15%
Sep
39
Pan
1
Aug
29 %
1
Packard
45%
9
53%
8
Jun
5
400
600
Oak Manufacturing Co
Dec
20
14%
4
600
Ohio
6
General Package Corp
General Public Utilities
27%
Dec
58%
Apr
54
1
11%
Jun
2
32%
Nov
110%
5
common
Corp
Jan
23 %
57%
12
Jan
*
Corp
Corp
Motors
8%
200
3,600
32
Aug
21%
2%
900
3%
58 Va
11
Dec
90%
Feb
10%
28
11%
19%
•
Corp
Electric
Jan
32%
100
com__5
•
Bush Shoe Co
Nunn
Dec
21
57%
28
10%
(Minn)
Power
States
Dec
6%
Jan
Sep
38 Va
10
(UnU
Ry
5%
18
Jan
49% July
2.50
1
50
27%
6 V8
6%
22
500
5
21
14
57%
10
St Louis National Stockyards
Gen
18 % Mar
2%
'
—.
21% Mar
100
1
1,600
Dec
25% Mar
10%
2%
Dec
20
10
Auto
Sep
27%
10%
Jun
54%
__
22%
400
10
54%
5
2,100
Apr
7Va
17%
20
48
4%
42
1
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
96 %
•
38% Mar
Jan
24%
7
700
300
Northern
84
10
Corp.
2%
35% July
21
River
Kodak
Eastman
29
1,100
2,100
26% Mar
20
11%
Feb
22%
106%
4'A
42
.1
North American Car Corp
Aviation
American
Sep
8
500
34%
61
10
) Un)
Central RR
37
Dec
1
Apr
Jan
5
(Un)
Remington Rand
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Feb
92%
Sep
Sep
Jan
41%
5
«'a"
20%
66
50
l
Jun
Sep
10n
Du Mont Laboratories Inc (Alan B)
Co
Standard Co
York
New
Dec
1
Apr
16% Dec
300
J/4
17
95
Dec
12 %
Dec
29
Corp
10%
44%
32%
__
Dow Chemical Co
Aug
8
22
5
National
Dec
72%
10
2,500
24'A
50c
5% Mar
16 %
27/64
11%
9%
100
3
3 Va May
150
26%
9'/a
200
26
5
(Un)
Co
19% Mar
34
225
300
20
Cleveland
&
23%
1,300
10
Company
Detroit
10
Feb
18'/a
10
*
•
Inc
Jun
18Va
__
Jun
17%
41%
1
18%
.
Nov
8V4
150
90
*
Company
74
1
7%
1,800
59%
10
Kelvinator Corp
Nash
73
30%
5%
10
17%
9%
23%
1
Co
Montgomery
15%
18
10
...
5% Mar
*
common
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
100%
25
Company
Cudahy Packing Co..,
Inc
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
45
1,600
1
Crane
100
29
19%
Rights
Sep
7
17%
Dec
3%
18
400
*
Feb
4% Mar
23%
5
__
5Va
2%
59
1
Dec
11%
25
Feb
Nov
2%
300
17%
Gas
July
2
11%
372
Power
preferred
80 Va
59
Products
25
21%
Sep
55% Mar
103Va 103%
59% 61%
25
Sep
61
23%
4
"
1
...
prior preferred
•
preferred
convertible
Consumers
Deere
$1
Inc
Utilities
Hart
&
5
(Un)
System
convertible
$1.32
Mar
Sep
(Un)
Co
L)
Brick
South
Middle
1
...
17%
—1
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickeiberry's Food Products..—
(Glenn
(Arthur Gi & Co
Portland Cement
*
Co
Inc
Gas
Commonwealth
$1.40
Ilium
,
650
800
*
Martin
Jan
Cylinder
61%
20
*
Feb
1%
Distillers
29%
Jan
66%
1,200
24%
•
Marshall Field & Co
National
74
Dec
4
National
18'%
33
%
——
Jan
34%, 34%
100
Mar
0
—
Aug
1
common
preferred
30
2%
1
Kentucky...*
2%
__
Nov
17'A
26 Va
11%
22%
2%
95
Dec
11%
200
3%
9%
%
*
23
26%
17%
250
*
24 %
19%
10
15%
Chic South Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Sep
7
33% Jan
29
Mar
7
Dec
Va
2%
Sep
__
4%
19
3%
•
Co
Lonergan Mfg class B
Louisville Gas & Elec of
100
900
Jan
Dec
29
com
common
Lindsay Chemical Co common—
North American Co
1
Chicago Towel Co common.:
Chrysler Corp
Co
Printing
5
21 Va
Apr
11%
25
31% Mar
27% Jun
65%
7
1
_*
Libby McNeil & Llbby___
6%
800
800
19%
4
.*
common
66%
20
Jan
30
20% Mar
5
(Un)
Co
Co
Dec
39
Jan
10%
13%
21 %
10
preference...
convertible
$1.50
Gas
&
Dec
38%
Feb
20 %
Sep
Dec
100
__
40%
Dec
9%
Sep
•
—1
33V3C
University..
%
Illinois Securities Corp—
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Extension
Salle
2%
19%
•
Dec
13%
Jun
200
23«/2
38 Va
300
900
11
22%
2
23Va
300
14
10%
17%
11%
—
38 Va
26%
22%
—
5
Nov
150
11%
1
50c
Corp
& South West Corp
Central
Jan
58%
1
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
200
1,500
600
200
700
2,900
500
38%
Sep
100
16% Mar
19%
3%
2V8
Sep
49
400
17
I9V4
3%
28
100
18%
Dec
—*
600
11%
Dec
11
Jan
30%
56%
32%
10%
—
33
11%
10%
1
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
Sep
18%
400
900
200
100
__
24%
32 %
11 %
—
1,900
18 %
11%
10%
16%
17%
25
(Un)
29
11%
13%
10%
16%
17%
Jan
32% Mar
.-1
Co
—.—:
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)__
13%
—
48
Jun
_*
8.75
Drug
46%
11%
10%
Sep
26 %
26%
150
200
50
2%
36%
200
20%
1
300
15
Pacific
Canadian
common
76
__
•
1
5
12.50
(Un)
Burlington Mills Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Chemical
&
—
2.50
800
28
10% Aug
29%
21 Va
53
_.20c
(E L) Co.
Dec
42%
4%
*
10
75%
—
52
41%
14
—
52
2%
5
24 V2 Mar
Jun
10%
10 3A
66
—•
(E J)
Oct
Jan
34%
28%
•—
•*
Kansas City Power & Light
Kansas Power & Light
(Un)
Miller
Borg-Warner Corp
8%
14%
100
51% Aug
700
20
20
Jan
45
100
300
100
50
650
38 Va
•
3.50
Electric
&
Gas
10%
18%
41
56%
*
(Un)
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
Katz
29%
Co
Brewing
—,
3
Manufacturing
Booth
14%
59%
—50
;———1
...
Belden
Berghoff
Sep
Sep
19%
1,000
3
Fe
Santa
&
Corp
Corp—
Bethlehem
Jones
1,800
100
300
preferred..
Automatic Washer Co
Borg
35%
1
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Athey
Johnson
Jan
24% Mar
15% Feb
25
31%
50
10
—5
(Un)
& Co
$1.50
Dec
25
10%
(111) common
Industries.—,—.„.__2.50
Arvin
50 Va
Sep
23%
'22%
13%
61%
5
common..
Anaconda Copper Mining
Armour
Sep
21%
Development—
A
Armco
43%
100
156% 157%
14
__
—25
American Tobacco
Amurex
•
100
Co
& Tel
23%
—7
700
47%
23%
Tel
&
Co—
Dec
Mar
28
Sep
Nov
Sep
100
47
—
39%
Illinois
33%
36%
Tel
Power
21
Jan
5% Mar
Sep
28%
29
Mineral
41%
2%
28
——
•
International
150
Dec
38
42%
—
*
Harvester
International
23
10%
*
Co
100
11%
18
*
Co.:
1,200
700
23%
—
(111)—.....1
Co
Investment
American
36%
—
Light
&
Power
Steamship
Interlake
200
2%
8% Dec
41
18 Va
1
Co
300
38
'23
High
Low
8%
2%
10
Products
Steel
Inland
37%
—
Range for Year 1953
High
8%
37%
10
Co
Steel
Indianapolis
Iowa
American
Brick
700
26
47%
—
Sep
Dec
7%
8%
4%
•
1
Mfg
Airlines
High
Low
39%
20 Va
600
100
6%
•
Laboratories
Chalmers
American
21 %
1
Equipment.—
Alleghany Corp
Allis
46
21%
5
5
Bearing
Roller
&
Gas
Afiiliated
45V8
__
.
& Door common
Sash
Huttig
800
50
—
:
Castings.;
Aluminum
Range for Year 1953
Shares
Bartlett
Spencer
Corporation
Hupp
Shares
8%
3
25
1
Werner Corp
Hibbard
for Week
High
5
Corp
Advanced
of Prices
10
Co
Steel
/
Range
Low
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Hein
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
only
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
8TOCKS
Acme
Exchange
A compilation of the round-lot transactions
,
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Tool
(Un)
9%
9%
600
5
15%
15%
15%
5 2.250
1
17 %
16 %
17%
1,800
15 Va
Sep
21% Mar
43%
44
700
35%
Jan
44 %
25
Deo
(235)
ij
(J; f
+;i>" ilii'' j
-
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
*
Last
Par
Co
Thor
(The)
Power
Toledo
Edison
Traiie
Co
Co
Co
Coal
So
La
Va
1,400
17%
250
49%
57% Jan
Sep
15%
12%
12%
12%
1,400
11%
Jun
13 Va Mar
39'A
x37%
39 V.
750
26 Va
Aug
37%
Dec
Abbott
27
300
23%
Sep
28'A
Dec
Air
Allied
26%
__
'
Par
Laboratories
Reduction
Co
Carbide
Union
Oil
United
of
&
U S Steel
(Del)
(Un)
600
15%
Dec
20 Va
Jan
American
43%
100
42 Va
Jun
46%
Feb
Amer
20%
22
2,500
14%
Oct
21
59%
59%
130
55
Jan
60 »A May
American
Can
Car
71%
73 %
800
62'A
Jun
75'A
Dec
American C.vanamld
39%
39%
100
37V4
Jun
44 V.
Aug
Jun
Inc
common
Motors
—
73'A
—
5
5
(P
1,100
4%
30%
29 V.
30%
500
23%
40%
39 Va
40%
2,400
33%
9
9
W)
Yates-American
9
Sep
Jan
Sep
44 Va
Jan
27 Va
*
*
-
15%
Jan
Sep
15"%
Dec
20
32%
Feb
39%
Not
80
31 Va
Nov
49% May
43
Jun
48%
Not
13 Va
Jan
15%
Nov
15%
Feb
12%
(Un)
a37% a37%
25
a33%
a33 Va a33%
lu
47%
20
47%
345
14%
100
14
13%
14
640
12% Sep
30%
29 Va
30%
497
27
100
(On).
14%
&
•
S S
in.
Common
(Un)
157%
157 % 157%
2,171
12 Va Mar
Dec
American Tobacco
25
59%
60'/a
Dec
1,028
(American Viscose Corp (Un)
25
a34
a34
25
Anaconda Copper
50
a31%
a30%
a32
437
20
45
45
45%
1,535
13%
100
13 Va
Jun
14% Mar
300
12
Feb
16 Va Aug
13
Jun
"15 % Mar
15
1,200
19
19 Va
200
16%
Jun
19'A
43%
44 Va
700
42%
Dec
45 Va Aug
180
13'A Mar
14%
15
10
10
10'A
150
39%
38%
39%
300
34%
66
66
66
100
63%
_<*
Sep
13%
30
5
Corp
Sep
11%
100
Smelting & Refining—
■
16
American
Tel
9%
Tel
&
Co
Co
Mining
(Un)_.
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Arkansas Fuel
Oil
Corp' (Un)„
5
Steel
Armco
Feb
Armour
14'A Jan
Atlantic
Sep
47
Va Jan
Dec
80
Jan
Com
152%
Jun
43% Jan
160% Mar
35%
Jan
Dec
44%
Jan
37
Jun
44»A
Dec
Dec
19%
Apr
31%
Sep
43% Jan
8%
Sep
86%
270
a9 %
Aug
60
29
Sep
Sep
59%
35 Va
al6
35%
77
Oct
15%
al5%
10
Atlas
Oct
Oct
120
Dec
Dec
(111)
(Un)
Refining
35%
5
Fe
(Un)
Co
a9
50
a92%
10
Topeka & Santa
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco
BONDS—
Co
&
Atchison
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
42
217
15 Va
52'/a
5
Co
642
11%
Sep
14% rl6%
—
American
47
11%
15%
(Un)
(Un)
Ltd
Factors
American Radiator
Feb
58
47
l
Foundry
Co
75 % Mar
Sep
Sep
13%
■>
American
20
com
(Un)
Co
&
Sep
a73% a74%
22 %
(Un)—1
.
(Un)
Thtres
Para
63
a73%
7%
10
Machine
Mfg
Airlines Inc
Broad
Feb
Jan
220
*
(Un)
23%
10
Co
Dye Corp
28%
70
40%
15
14%
Allis-Chalniers
&
44%
109
a24% a24%
800
13%
•
Chemical
High
Low
40% Sep
Oct
46%
a24%
200
53'A
1
Corp.
46%
•
(Un)
Range for Year 1953
High
100
50 V.
27%
53'A
5% Mar
31V.
*
.
(Un)
Shares
Dec
"
Public Service
Radio
Jan
16%
43%
12%
World Publishing Co
Zenith
17%
16
Va
22
_l
Bankshares
Woolworth
Sep
16
1
Works
Willys-Oveidand
Wisconsin
Jan
5
;
Co
Stores
Wisconsin
3Va
25
(Un)
Iron
Wieboldt
Dec
13 Va
•
Co
Motor
1%
200
•
Corp
Dorn
1,000
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
White
2%
16'A
1
Carbon
Corporation
2 V.
15%
50
California
Rubber
2'A
16'A
for Week
Low
5
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1
common
Last
19 % Mar
Sep
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS.
1
(Un)
Salle St Corp
Union
Van
San Francisco Slock
High
1
Corp
conv preferred series A
Century-Pox Film
S
60
17%
2
$2.80
U
Low
American
Truax-Traer
208
15
Range for Year 1953
2
Corp
Tri Continental
20th
JANUARY
5
Corp
Radio
Shares
High
57%
*
('JLliei
Transamerica
Trav-ler
25
Tool
60 Va
ENDED
(or Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Ranee
Sale Price
Texas
Week's
28%
109
185
a28% a28%
5
95 "A
28Va
64
a
,
27 Va
29% Aug
12% Mtfr
100 %
Jan
30% All*
30
Mar
P2
Mfg Corp
35c
35c
400
Dec
1.10
Jan
3
(Un)
5
5
335
4 V2
Dec
8%
Feb
8%
a8%
62
8V4
Nov
22c
American Tel & Tel—
3%s
1965
j
119% 119%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
$37,000
118
Dec
118
Dec
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore &
(Un)—13
a8%
a
lo
a2%
a2%
100
a20
(Un)
Ohio RR
(Un)
Bankljne Oil Co
Basin
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
The 1953 range shown below for the issues
formerly selling on the Washington
Stock Exchange are simply the transactions since the
of Oct. 15, 1953.
merger
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Security & Trust Co.
American
Stores
American
Arundel
Tel
__10
Tel—.
&
.100
City
Elec
Shares
High
37%
45
Low
Budd
preferred
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
37%
Dec
Broadway-Hale
Stores
306
37%
Feb
47%
Dec
Bunker
156'A 158%
2,361
Jun
161 Va
Jan
Jan
21%
Dec
Byron
30%
29%
30%
1,736
25%
Feb
30%
8%
8%
190
5
5
5%
25%
152
8
50
25%
11% Mar
Sep
Chrysler
100
19%
Calaveras
Cement
Ink
Apr
Apr
31
Nov
California Packing Corp
Canada
Dry Ginger Ale
140
Dec
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Pacilic
540
11%
Dec
12%
Nov
Caterpillar Tractor Co common..
59'A
61%
1,207
58%
Dec
96
Jan
Ce!aiie.->e
Dec
Central
29 »/a
132
230
4,367
•
26%
26%
267/a
267
Geneial
class
A
100
50c
common
preferred
Motors
Gimbel
Hecht
America
5
Brothers
5
common
(Glenn
5%
♦
1
&
non-cum
Pennroad
preferred
7
Power
$1
div
&
Light
Oct
19
Dec
62%
2,962
53%
Sep
70
13%
50
12%
Sep
16% Mar
22%
8%
14%
—
23 Va
270
21%
8'A
8%
1,683
7%
—
Feb
Dec
24%
Oct
Oct
11 %
Jan
13%
14%
127
14%
Dec
22%
17%
18 Va
207
12%
Sep
Jan
7
7
126
12%
13'/a
35%
Sep
14% Mar
A
dlv
El
Chrysler
Paul
St
preference
Oct
80 %
9%
Sep
10% July
50
11%
Dec
18%
Jan
240
13%
Feb
17 Vs
Sep
Sep
17%
168
22% Mar
Chemical
Commercial
Jun
36
Dec
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
Corn
322
40%
Jun
52%
Jan
18%
Nov
27%
Jan
Sep
12%
Dec
13'A Mar
84
5%
1,916
3%
65
22%
22%
'
—
23%
a22% a22 %
—
780
al2Va al2%
23%
5%
4y8
11
14%
Sep
17'A May
6% Mar
Nov
33%
Dec
24%
Jan
Oct
63%
Jan
Jan
16
16
150
50
49%
50
627
46
19'A
19'A
160
19
Dec
38%
Jan
74c
90c
2,000
62c
Dec
1.35
Jan
34%
1
__
34%
217
33
Feb
10%
90c
...25
(Un)
10
Solvents
22%
Apr
50%
Jan
60
Dec
95
Jan
84
71%
Oct
94% Mar
42%
61%
1,211
Jan
Dec
43
Sep
20
Feb
12'A
Dec
15
Jan
16%
100
17 V2
Nov
21%
Jan
37%
340
32%
Jun
37
NOV
60%
155
55%
Jun
67
Mar
8
42%
1,872
a54% a54%
—
Jan
15 Vb
8
—
32%
469
60%
«
50
355
13%
37%
*
17%
16%
17%
43
16%
13%
•
(Un)
41%
Dec
80
60
3%
(Un)
Dec
10
42%
200
a78% a80%
11%
100
...
11 %
a44% a45%
(Un)—*
com
—
61%
System
38%
39
69
33%
Sep
41
32%
33%
4,592
28%
Sep
33
Jan
23%
24%
116
20%
Jun
25
Mar
30%
Cons
Mar
4
4'A
815
5%
Sep
7%
6
6'/a
1,349
3%
Sep
6
Aug
29 V*
29%
132
26%
Nov
28%
36%
Jan
Not
16%
17 Va
5,525
16%
Dec
18
42%
42%
25
41%
Dec
42%
Oct
25%
26%
1,625
24 Va
Jun
27%
Jan
26%
26%
24
24%
Jun
27%
Feb
25
class
Ind
A
of
Y
N
12
Corp
*
(Un)
Corp
Fruit
Giorgio
Corp
A
Dominguez
Douglas
Dow
Oil
Du
Mont
du
Pont
Co
de
A
class
Lab
Oct
35%
Dec
al01%al01%
8
91%
Jun
102%
Feb
&
Nemours
68
7
Sep
Oct
9% Mar
8
276
15
103
14%
Dec
20
14
Feb
19%
Dec
2.85 May
14%
14%
538
2.05
2.05
600
37'/,
37%
829
14"%
1.85
29
Apr
38
Nov
Nov
Dec
7Vi Oiily
6%
4
Mar
1,161
34 Va
Jun
42%
9%
165
8%
Dec
17%
Jan
105% 105%
__
350
36%
9%
(Un)—25
7
36%
36%
10c
Co
15 V2
8
—
5
(Un)
Feb
72 Va
Jun
•
1
(Un)
common
22%
Mar
26%
29
*
Calif.
of
Chemical
Feb
Dec
15
1
5
Mfg
Co
Oil Fields
10%
42
a__
200
5
com
common
Doernbecher
al01%
Dec
Jun
1,372
18
35%
5
:—
■7%
35 Va
a—
18Va
a7.6%
common
160
a76% a76%
35 35%
18
25
(Un)
41%
42%
a54%
1
Refining
Zellerbach
Curtisa-Wright
B
•
15
(Un)
Aircraft.^
Vultee
Products
—
5
Coppermines
Edison
37%
•
Preferred
Jan
6 Va
Edison
Chemical
Crown
__
Sep
Oct
...
— —
Consol Natural Gas Co (Un)
2,018
•
15
20%
Iron
&
Commonwealth
1.406
26'A
620
——
Gas
17%
17
613
16
•
__
...
Corp
Columbia
43%
•
14%
10
(Un)
36
10
14%
15 Va
2
Co
16%
50
com
66%
200
—12%
RR
(Un)
Fuel
Di
common
20
9 Va
Ub
Corp.
Clorox
42%
20
Gas
a76
9%
5
Ltd—_
(Un)
Cities Service Co
33%
preferred
&
Apr
a76
16%
America
Eureka
Milw
17%
3
series
Co
(Un).
Corp ol
Preferred
43%
4'A
Service
Chic
23%
Potomac Electric Power common
Rv
Co
Consolidated
11%
250
Co—
preferred
Oct
18% Mar
13%
Co—
Oil
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Oct
59'A
35%
common
Transportation
Participating
Philco Corp
$1.40
18%
Oct
19
_10
com__.
Mfg
preference
3.60'///
100
310
Oct
13%
--
Common
Public
18 Va
J>0
Salt
Oct
57%
Nov
Feb
260
100
&
Consolidated
—1
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Phiiauelphia Electric common
Philadelphia
Dec
37% May
I)
Consol
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania
18%
31%
23%
20
18%
27%
Sep
Investment—
Corp
Pennsylvania
62%
10
L)
Mtge
18%
15
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Martin
360
350
18%
__
23% July
25 Va
(J
Colorado
(The) Co
National
360
.25
Corp
Feb
48%
Jun
37
al2% al2%
(Un).J—1%
13
28%
of
3.00
July
547/e
17%
„
167/e Mar
28%
(Julius)
Jan
13% Mar
5.o0
.
Dec
28'A
Co
_
10%
28%
conv
_
Dec
30
29 Va
4%%.
Dec
2.00
1%
57% Jan
17 Va
Co..
Co
6
12
10
Finance
Dec
60
--
12%
—
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Garfinckel
Sep
10
64
a76
2%
_
3
Duquesne Light Co
Battery
1
45% Sep
Sep
5
_
140
60%
Storage
_
140
zo
Electric
Co
12
__
19.50
Corp
9,155
•
8%
67% Mar
16%
Jackson
July
1,721
3%
Case
Co
105
Sep
Nov
8%
—
315
2.40
Jun
5
51 Vb
a47 % a48%
10
(Un)
2,800
11%
30% Mar
14% Mar
a60% a60%
Burroughs Corp
17%
Inc
1
52%
2.10
2.40
5
Sullivan
&
230
»
Transit
1
5
(Un)
Nov
46%
Hill
1
15
34 %
171
51%
52%
2
9
600
11%
*
25
.
PI
(Un)
20 Va
.50
common
(Un)__
11
3% May
Oct
Feb
20%
10
300
a60 a61%
a61%
Oct
3
32
a20
12%
10%
5
(Un)
California
Company
Capital
Co
19%
1
Securities
Steel
13
Common
Bankers
Mining
Cons
a2%
12 Va
20c
(Un)
37%
Baltimore Transit Co—
non-cuin
High
California
Corn
Bishop Oil Co
:
Blair Holdings Corn (Un)
Boing Airplane Co cap (Un)
10
Co™
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$2.50
Benguet
Bethlehem
Borden
Range for Year 1953
of
Co
Aviation
20
Corporation
Atlantic
Low
37%
158%
for Week
Range
of Prices
46
Co
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Oil
Bendix
a20
1
11% Mar
350
Apr
107%
Dec
92
Jan
i
Reading Co
Riggs
50
National
Bank
:
100
Scott Paper Co
26%
380
Washington
Gas
Westmoreland
Light
69%
•
Corp
United Gas Improvement
69'A
68%
5%
13%
•
common
Coal
26%
33%
Oct
415
Nov
405
Jan
Nov
54 %
Jan
70%
Dec
68%
452
Nov
70%
461
82%
Jan
2,300
4%
Jun
6
Jan
337/a
108
30 Va
Jun
38
Feb
1,066
30%
Oct
31%
Dec
50
10%
Dec
23
Eastern
Ail
Eastman
El
317/a
11
Tel
&
Tel
Electric
Bond
El
19C5
119% 119%
Ewa
Last
Sale Price
''AHe'gheny
Ludlum
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
♦.
System
18%
5
Light
_•
.7
28%
5
Co
Fort
Joy
Lone
Pitt
8.50
Brewing.!
Manufacturing
Star
1
Co
1
Gas
Shares
&
Chem
Co
Electric
Foods
Natico
Mfg
Corp
1
.
Corp
Pittsburgh Erewing Co
$2.50
convertible
Pittsburgh
Plate
Pittsburgh Screw
Oil
Plymouth
2.50
common
preferred
25
iio
Glass
&
Bolt
7%
Corp
•
31%
18 Va
18%
222
13'/a
101
6%
28%
Golden
Range for Year 1953
Low
214
Corp
5
4%
7
1,024
28%
22%
4%
33 Va
33 Va
24
7%
1%
—
—
53%
7
United
Soring
&
317
High
25% Sep
15% Sep
38% Jan
12%
15 Va
5
22 Va Mar
Dec
8
Dec
30'A
25% Sep
Jan
Mar
Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
7%
1%
26%
27
53
53%
6%
90
27
20%
4
1
7
24% Mar
Jun
7%
Dec
For
footnotes
see
Dec
Goodrich
Great
201%
20 »/a
a4%
Greyhound
Hawaiian
Honolulu
39 Va Mar
Hudson
29
Jan
Hunt
2
1,400
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Jun
2,500
1%
Sep
,
2'/a
Jun
200
26%
Oct
32 Va
220
44%
Sep
58% Mar
145
6 Va
Dec
9%
Jan
Co
Ry
20
•
25%
80
88
385
67%
Feb
62
52%
Jan
60%
Dec
54 Va
Feb
28
24
Oct
33'/a Mar
200
18%
Dec
21%
5
12%
12%
108
11%
Dec
16%
Feb
Jan
22%
23%
24%
25
50 Va
53'/a
Oct
pfd
2,210
Sep
10
150
9
Sep
12 Va
Apr
-
28%
Dec
13
24
Jun
20
550
17
Jan
21 Va Mar
23
25%
16,305
Jun
26
78%
80
93
19%
.
15%
66
Jun
Corp
Idaho Maryland Mines
International Harvester
International
International
Intex
Oil
Paper
Tel
Co
&
(Un)
Co
Tel
Johns-Manville
(Un)
com
—
Corp
60
22%
Sep
29%
337
22%
Dec
29 Va May
631
39%
Sep
51%
Dec
Alum
&
(Un)
Steel (Un)
Chem
Jan
62%
Sep
Sep
54%
10
—*
(Un)—•
44%
100
1
Dec
451
48
Sep
58% Mar
Jan
14
827
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
22
612
12Va
11%
-12%
19%
11 Va
Nov
Dec
12%
1,215
•
12%
a57 'A a57J/4
29
12
121
al3% al3%
15
1.10
1.15
500
1.00
Dec
28%
28%
982
24%
Sep
1
•
7%
12
1.15
28%
Corp
Dee
28% Mar
14 Va
Aug
Oct
56'A Aug
9%
Sep
16% Mar
13%
Nov
18 Va Mar
47%
48%
Jun
2.00 Mar
33
Jan
57%
Not
20%
Jan
a55% a56%
78
14
14
237
9
9%
500
7%
Nov
12%
Jan
865% a65%
a56%
(Un)—•
33%c
_*
10
Feb
1%
49%
•
(Un)
2%
1 %
49»/a
1
com—_1
Kaiser Motors Corp
1
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
—*
Kern County Land
2.50
Kaiser
Oct
Nov
16
Co—I
Dee
83
218
T—B%
Car
Dec
62%
3
Inc
Jan
59%
a77% a77%
Corp
Motor
89%
a52% a54%
Pineapple Co Ltd
Foods
43
69%
445
58%
Sep
73 Va
Jan
a20% a20%
70
19V4
Sep
24
Oct
30 Va May
Not
23%
34
*
non-cum
Jan
50
75 %
(Un)
Jan
329
a28% a28%
5
10
Corp
Oil
7%
Mar
Mar
10
62 Va.
(Un)
common—
Dec
23
a4%
88
•
—
3%
37
46 V4
a37% a39%
Feb
19 Va
24%
130
Jan
Sep
23
25%
53%
27 Va Mar
a59% a59%
a4%
a39%
5
.
V)
(B
North
Dec
31'A
19%
12.50
i
Sep
37% Sep
19%' Dec
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber lUn)
Graham-Paige
Corp
(Un)
1%
10
24%
—
*
page 41
Sep
31%
447
—100
&
Co Ltd
State
preferred
250
36
1%
10
.
19'A
361
42%
Dec
5
Axel
17
35Va
42
Co—
Utilities
McBean
Jones & Laughlin
Rockwell
a20
35%
•
(Un)
Corp common
Public
Gladding
High
30
1%
5
Jan
al9%
10
(Un)
Corp
Motors
General
4%>
24
m
10
McKinney
Dee
7%
for Week
22%
—
a20
——*
Petroleums Ltd
Machinery
Hancock Oil Co class A—
Equitable Gas Co
47 Va
3
(Un)
Co
Co
General Paint Corp common
-
Range
13
i
Brewing
'Duquesne
31%
Sales
of Prices
Low
•
...
Co
Gas
Duquesne
Steel
Jan
Jun
4% Aug
$60,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Par
27'A
41%
1,575
6
6
20
Gas
Plantation
General
Week's
&
Emporium Capwell Co
General
STOCKS
•
•
General
Friday
22% Aug
213
6
'
10
•
Share
Natural
Paso
Food
3%s
100
a47 a47%
a22% a22%
1
(Un)—
(Un)
Co
Works—
Oil
Federated
BONDS—
American
Inc
Lines
Kodak
Dorado
Jan
30%
11
,_20
430
30
70%
5 Va
5
33 Va
31%
26%
380
70 Va
1
Sun Oil Co
United
26%
380
•
a20%
27
26%
27'/a
902
13% Dec
22 %
May
5% Mar
2%
2%
245
2 Va
66
66%
539
62%
Dec
82
Feb
40%
41%
755
38 V»
Sep
59%
Jan
--
41%
Dec
W
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
_(236) ^
Monday, January 18, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
JANUARY 15
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Friday
San Francisco Stock Exch.
(Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Range for Year 1953
Shares
Salt
Par
Libby
10
McNeill
Lockheed
Loew's
&
&
213
7
9%
9%
200
26%
27%
552
20%
13%
13%
435
10%
Oct
13% Feb
22%
22%
290
21
Dec
25%
22%
Jan
18
Jan
Corp
1
(Un)
(R
Co
Magnavox
34
Libby
Aircraft
Inc
Macy
33%
Co
27 'A
•
H)
•
common
Co
1
5
Martin
1
(Glenn)
Matson
Navigation Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un).
Menasco
Merck
•
Apr
Jan
10%
Apr
Apr
29% Nov
8%
76
16%
Sep
1,923
14%
Sep
205
18%
18%
18%
12% July
Jan
Riverside
Roos
South
Mindanao
M
J
M
&
Utilities
Mother
M
&
Inc
Lode
Bros
Cons
8
Nov
Safeway Stores Inc
Sep
21%
115
17%
Sep
21
27%
294
24%
Sep
Montana-Dakota
Montana
lOo
Utilities
(Un)
3c
10%
Morrison-Knudsen
;Feb
20%
85
10
32
55
550
32%
Sep
17%. Sep
28% July
428
a56 % a59 %
a59
10%
649
20%
•
Co
Sep
70c
a31% a31%
*
Montgomery Ward <fe Co (Un)
7,650
50
10%
.
2c
6,798
\
90c
86c
90c
5
Co
Power
W
&
St
National
Auto
% Sep
Jun
28
National
City
N
al7%
17%
75
1
17%
16%
Dec
St
Apr
Sears
Shasta
Shell Oil Co
Apr
Mar
65
36
25%
Feb
17%
Sep
17%
17
17'%
200
14%
Jan
18
18%
18%
18%
315
17%
Sep
23%
Oil
Norris
Oil
Oct
Aviation
American
Co
North
American
51/2%
(Un)
19%
Nov
25%
Jan
24%
Sep
28%
Feb
18%
preferred
common.
(Un)
4.32%
preferred
Ohio
Olaa
Co
Onomea
Sugar
Paauhau
...20
(Un).
.20
.
Sugar Plantation
Inc
Can
Co
Pacific
Coast
13%
18%
30
18%
Nov
60
52%
Sep
10
12% July
Pacific
6%
Gas
1st
5%%
...
Aggregates
Finance
Corp
common..
preferred
5%
1st
preferred
preferred
5% red preferred
5%
red preferred ser
_
Feb
Standard
Standard
Oil
Co
of
Apr
56%
Dec
Standard
Oil
Co
3%
3%
110
2%
Jan
3%
A pi-
Standard
Oil
of
2.90
100
1.40
Jan
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific Oil
Pacific
Pacific
1st
Corp
Gas
&
Public
Jun
7%
400
13% al3%
20
6
3,537
35
26
Jun
29%
14,065
34
Jun
40
Nov
7%
Oct
13% July
Oct
5%
Western
34%
1,383
30%
Jun
31%
244
27%
Jun
29
Jan
6% May
27%
28
28
28
—l
34%
Pan
Stendel
341/4
34%
1.05
1,10
9%
9%
__
20%
20%
American
World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Transamerica
Trans
Tri-Continental
Jun
27
Jan
Jun
28
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi
Cola
Jun
Feb
28
26%
Electric
Oil
Philco
Corp
(Un)
Pure
Inc
Oil
h
(Un)
Co
Raytheon
Manufacturing
Co
22
2,450
19
Nov
34%
36%
1,375
30%
Sep
41%
Jan
36%
36
36%
1,756
30
Sep
37%
Jan
38%
38%
38%
1,759
33%
Jun
39% Mar
22%
Jun
a26%
26'A
141
32%
391
29
'
Jun
32% Mar
35%
100
31%
Jun
34%
Jan
27%
Sep
32%
7%
Oct
13
Jan
13%
Jun
16 %
Dec
38%
36%
38%
1,320
36
Dec
49% Mar
35%
30
27
July
240
a27% a27%
30
Jun
33 % Mar
33 % Mar
29% July
30
41
100
38%
Sep
47
Jun
a43 % a45 %
150
38%
Sep
47%
Dec
7%
7%
143
5%
Sep
28%
28%
53%
41
a45%
9% Mar
29
Aug
59%
Jan
67
Oct
80%
Jan
529
67 J/a
Jan
9J/o
Sep
Sep
78%
150
385
32%
Apr
37'A
Dec
370
2U'/a
Dec
43%
Sep
1,425
15 J/4
Sep
21% Mar
257
11 J/2
Aug
15'A
Jan
31%
735
30%
Sep
39 J/a
Jan
58%
58%
432
449
25 J/a
Sep
56
3,138
49 »/4
Sep
69% a69%
43
73%
all%
al2
37%
37%
21%
21%
16%
17 J/4
12
12 %
31%
•
1
25
15
56
a
73%
al2
5
11% May
49%
57% Mar
Sep
26%
27
3,602
23%
Sep
29% Mar
13%
13%
13%
330
12%
Sep
19%
Feb
(Un)
1
16%
15%
16 J/4
765
13%
Sep
17%
Jan
(Un)_—— *
73%
73 %
73'A
276
63
Sep
74%
Dec
39'/a
39%
296
21%
Sep
23
Dec
39%
39%
39%
835
37 J/a
Jun
44
Aug
a
.10
Mo.—
47 % May
United
Gas
Dec
.6%
Jan
United
Park
Dec
54c
Apr
common__25
U S Steel Corp common.
Feb
Universal
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
Victor
14%
1,565
11
Jan
15
Apr
Warner
HO
29%
Nov
43
Feb
Washington
98
100
27%
Nov
36%
Jan
Weill
4%
Apr
Wells
4
4
a54% a56%
?
26%
119% Mar
17%
a28% a29%
17%
5
Jan
14
23%
3%
21c
Sep
Sep
3% July
11%
12%
200
328
33 'A
21%
272
21%
10
10
144
23% July
40
29%
30
620
40%
...,*
39%
4.0'A
1,297
1
Sep
Co
&
29 %
Dc:C
Sep
44
Jan
41%
Feb
6012
Dec
1,752
8%
Jun
10% July
16%
23%
■
Bank
Fargo
a25%
100
11
ai4
50
150
Sep
Jun
29
13
58
Oct
60
Dec
305
165
286
Jun
315
Nov
68% Mar
32 %
32 %
65
150
25%
Jun
31
Nov
41%
42%
580
36
Sep
43%
Jan
a48% a50%
125
44%
Oct
60%
Jan
297
19
420
21'/a
NOV
29%
Jan
92
27
23
92
27
80
Sep
22%
Sep
34
Jan
32%
32'/a
115
22%
Sep
34
Jan
8% Sep
14
Apr
__
__
22%
__
__
8%
8%
—
100
100% Mar
Life
Coast
Lines
Air
Western
Inc
(Un)
Cab
Yellow
W)
Co
5%
5,960
28 'A
102
40c
•
3 %
1
60c
Nov
Sep
8%
Oct
8%
Mar
5%
Dec
21 »/2
■
Jan
Dec
23
12%
Feb
9J/a
280
9 »/4
2,180
Sep
10% Mar
53%
1.041
40
Sep
52%
44%
354
43
Dec
4778i Jan
6%
700
5
Oct
51
44%,
10
6
1
common
•
9%.
53%
—.12%
(Un)
(Un)
•
Mar
9%
9%
25c
Westlnghouse Elec Corp
(F
4
28%
30c
3,506
5
28%
1
Stores..
Dept
Woolworth
(Un)..
Insurance
45C
1
,1
(Un)
Preferred
West
_5
(Un)
Westates Petroleum com
Apr
12
25%
62
3ul
305
U T
&
10%
62
—*»
100
(R)
May
Sep
a25% a26%
11
2
34
al4
1
5
(Un)
Water Power.
Nov
29% Mar
Dec
,
244
56'A
56 %
56%
10
Co.
Pictures
Bros
12 %
945
5
Equipment
Jan
11
28
al'/a
(Un)—,—__1
Consolidated-Oil
32
al'/a
11
__
Nov
Mar
Dec
28
10
(Un)
43%
Apr
al%
.—2%
Mines
City
21%
Mar
27'a May
Dec
21 %
46%
(Un)..—
Corp
Rubber
21 J/4
46%
Inc
United Can & Glass Co...
S
20%
5
(U11)..
Corp
30 % Mar
48 %
__
Feb
a25% a26%
11% Mar
Apr
17%
5
Nov
21%
27
Sep
a31% a33%
25
22
22
36%
Dec
24
24%
,
Western
Preferred
Dec
Inc
of
Lines
Air
100
313
Corp of America <Un>
•
Railway Equip & Realty Co Ltd pfd.100
Rayonier Incorp common
1
76
Oct
111
United
27%
Radio
May
Dec
27%
__
66
6%
Oct
8%
•
Aug'
127
19 */2
26'A
1,190
•
190
79'/a a80 %
5
22%
10%
•
(Un)
a
999
Apr
10%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber common.'*
Pullman
a79%
Dec
20%
Caliiornia
ut
'Aircraft
United
300
a29%
Dec
Oct
13
a7 %
17
Dec
5,300
__3
61%
20
13% Mar
3%
P10
69%
Jan
8
7%
34%
24c
14%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co____.
Feb
54%
20%
Nov
22c
24c
__
55%
31
10
Aug
200
a33%
479
12
12
550
Sugar
Co
361
246
26%
Feb
Jan
2
Co
Union
116
12%
Sep
70%
69%
25
Carbon
&
32%
33%c
(Un)
12c
27%
Dec
5c
20%
a60% a60'A
common.—50c
Corp
Carbide
Union
32%
3%
50
(Un)
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
20
Feb
114%
.1
4,000
Oil
Airlines
World
116
10%
6c
256
Corp
Jan
32%
1
5c
a21 % a21%
1
Associated
4
__
6c
5
(Un)
Incorporated
Water
Union
6,800
•
Dec
16
(Un)
~7%
135
10c
23% Mar
9%
Company
Textron
Jan
9,100
9'/a
(Un)
Sep
32%
(Un)
33
4,890
l.io
Corp
18
9
(Un)
Corp
100
common
Oil
75
a21%
(Un)__
—1
Corp.—
—.——..5
Electric Products
7.50
Sylvania
U
Palmer
36% July
Sep
15 7/8
J
Inc
Drug
31%
July
25%
143
34%
Corp
40
Nov
Mold
Super
Tide
25
545
•
"
Jan
32
a20% a20%
Sunray Oil Corp
Jan
24%
10
__
Packard Motor Co
12% Mar
16%
29
26
255
28%
1
common
Oil
16
Texas
33%c
common....
32%
20
32%
California
N
Union
common
7%
1,790
a33
Dee
a26% 1a2G%
preferred
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pacific
Studebaker
Jan
11%
31%
25
A
Ltd
Service
Sterling
5%
1,384
33%
28
850
39%
16
(Un)
Inc
Stanley Warner Corp.
Jun
645
15
6
a
Brands
Dec
8%
8%
40%
Develop..
Petroleums
3% May
8%
6
25
8%
39
9%
(Indiana)
39%
__
__
Apr
8%
a327/a
3% May
7%
25
9%
32%
Spiegel In'c common
51%
25
8%
1
2
200
34
Mar
45
Nov
2
5
*
*
(Un)
Co
a56
a28%
.
Railway
39%
a29
.
red
Southern
Jun
25
34%
Jan
—25
Sperry Corn
Nov
14%
.25
10
3
327/8
—
1.95
■
4.80%
Co
34%
40%
.
Pacific
358
—25
_
preferred
1st
Jan
Southern
3,050
a29
(Un)
Electric
&
38
32 "A
32%
—
2.90
5
25
32%
——
10,760
10
_
3% Mar
381
a3
25
25
Petroleum
%
8%
5
_
_
35% Mar
34'A
i
(Un)
3%
'
Pacific
Apr
83%
18% Mar
California
Co
38%
5
__
20
Jan
(Un)
preferred
6%
Southern
Southern
i'<f
a54%
■>
Fisheries
Pacific
Jun
--
...15
common
Pacific Amer
10
■
—
Jan
Nov
34
series A..25
3%
•'
63
25
'
38%
,
(Un)_.
Products
100
a54% a57%
%
Co
12%
3%
•
Co
20%
12
-
(Un)
Sugar
Pabco
(Un)
__
Oil
Dec
23% Mar
20
al6% al6%
1
Co
21%
Jun
12%
a57%
29 % Mar
Sep
35%
'.
■
Oct
16% July
19%
12%
1
Co
Edison
Rights
6.25
885
112
18%
1
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio
2,00 Aug
21%
25
——
Northern Pacific Railway
Oceanic Oil
a4%
20%
21%
10
Investment
Sep
44
'
20%
1
(Un)
23
95
-*
15
:
Convr
22% May
270
571
a4%
1
Co.—
American
North
410
a50
38
(Un)__*
25
Co com
preferred 4.48%
Cumulative preferred 4.56%
Convertible preferred 4.88%
19
108
Calif Edison
Southern
Cumulative
28%
a20% a21%
19
(Un)
Oil (Un)—:
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd
North
Oct
26%
5
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
18%
a21%
•
47%
a3
—
...
Aug
27%
1
•
Power
Dec
Jan
Dec
16
Co
Water
28% Mar
21% Mar
(Un)
Mohawk
Sep
37%
34%
——•
common (Un)—
15
■
Niagara
42%
1,832
26%
Roebuck & Co...
30
5
(Un)
405
39
a49 %
(Un)_1.40
1
Schenley Industries common
Scott Paper Co
1.50
13
110
(Un)
RR
a
Mining
Mauricio
Feb
Jan
6c
l
Prod
Gypsum
Y Central
5
Lines
National Distillers
National
(Un)
Inc.—
Corp
Fibres
Feb
Mar
48%
51
26%
5
10
.—5
P.10
(Un)
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Lead
Joseph
Sinclair
Nash-Kelvinator
19%
27% Mar
2c
pfd (Un)_10
Dec
48%
—10
Foods
Fine
Nov
4% Mar
2%
P.10
(Un)__
Monolith Portland Cement
High
Low
14
52
36%
38%
1
•
(Un)__25
1
1
.
19%
175
27%
•
Mines
Corp
Pictures
Range for Year 1953
High
al4% al4%
—
•
10
(Un)
class A
(Un)
Co
Cement
RKO
San
Middle
Low
50o
Corp—
36%
2%
21%
21%
Richfield Oil
Jun
15%
17
Shares
18% Mar.
2%
,
16 %o
Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Remington
34% July
1,160
a38% a38%
1
Co
&
17%
18
Co
Mfg
40%
16%
16
16'/a
a
Mar
32
al7% al8%
al7% al7%
Marchant Calculators
Co
Low
High
for Week
High
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Leslie
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
"
Dec
7%
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
'RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
15
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
.
.
Friday
;
8TOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power^&
17
5,200
12%
Apr
17
26%
935
25'A
Jan
26'/a
Feb
40%
730
30%
Oct
49%
Jan
•
47%
^6
47%
3,029
preferred__25
24
24
24
135
100
104%
104%
105
400
100
May
50
Pulp
&
49
12%
48%
12%
49
12%
405
48
Dec
_•
preferred
Corp
Steels
'~41% Apr
21%
Apr
53 %
24
Nov
Jan
May
105 % July
Paper—
Argus Corp Ltd common...
100
85
•
25
•
common
Ltd
155/3
85
24%.
151/2
Traction
Light & Power-
825
11 "A
Aug
49
12%
Nov
Dec
85
10
80
Feb
25
2,745
23%
Dec
27% Aug
1534
1,890
12%
Sep
23%
83 % Mar
Jan
American
Bank
British
American
Oil common
Note
Elec
Fast quotations
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
•
Mills
Bruck
Ltd
—25
"A"
class
8
"B"
Class
•
Telephone
Columbia
British
__
_
__
-
-
Products
Gold
Dredging
Building
Bulolo
Canada
5
•
Cement common
$1.30 preferred
.—...—20
Iron Foundries...——
10
Safeway
5%
preierred
1st
100
-100
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
Co, Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Canadian
Canadian
7%
8,515
al6J/2 alG'/a
85
$1.75
v
20%
21
3,285
48'/a
48 J/4
890
Jan
15% July
22%
Jan
35 '/a
40
t
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
Sep
6% Dec
Jan
17% May
16%
Sep
21%
Dec
46
Jan
50%
Aug
14
5%
Oct
£6%
5%
6%
6,390
4.55
17%
17%
18
2,385
17 %
Dec
18%
Oct
35'A
35%
425
32%
Apr
36%
Nov
If.'
f
—
Nov
11'A
200
5
-
5
400
4.00
Oct
36
36 J/2
375
34%
Dec
6.50
6.70
2,700
5.00
Nov
89
28%
95
28%
11 J/2
1
,36%
£6.70
\
11%
Apr
90
1-23%
jJ9%
i 101
{.
—
f —
a50%
fj22%
'72"
19
8%
40
7.25
Mar
Jun
Mar
Dec
Dec
Apr
91
1,405
27
Jan
29 % Mar
19% 19%
101 101%
835
19
Nov
22%
98%
Jan
102'A
Aug
101 101 %
94%
95
a50 a50 %
.40
99
Jan
102%
Aug
495
70
Apr
82
21%
590
70
29
46
Feb
50 "4 Mar
17
Apr
21%
85
35 %
29
Jan
10
7,118
22'A
35
Feb
34%
Jun
40
Feb
150
24%
Jun
33
Mar
Dec
•
Foundry common
Celanese
...
Chemical
&
Cottons
6%
Oil
»
£18%
18
18 %
20
19%
20%
670
17
Oct
20 % Mar
24%
1,102
22
Nov
46
31'A 31%
15
18
8%
8%
ja4.50 a4.50
15
15
19
19
450
30
Nov
34% Aug
Cellulose
13
1,675
100
25
25
4
preferred—20
preferred.^
25
'A'
Locomotive
Companies
preferred
v35%
£
*
common
series
Canadian
20%
48'A
High
45
36
*
series
Canadian
452
J/2
20
Car &
Canadian Converters
page 41.
*
7
Ltd
Canners
A
Canadian
$1.00
NEW YORK
Breweries
Canadian Bronze common
Class
Teletype: NY1-1979
•
50
preferred
Canadian
5%
7'/a
.
•
Canadian
see
7,867
__
Power.'..
Columbia
British
Canadian
For footnotes
40
7%
5%
preferred
Canada Steamship common 1
all
111
39%
Co
2nd
on
19
40
•
Hob
pfd
*
British Columbia Forest ProductsColumbia
British
Canada
Orders handled
40%
41
—25
Telephone
-Brazilian
Canada
on all
Canadian securities.
High
A
1
Low
LOXO
B '
British
16%
preferred
4%%
Bell
High
26%
40%
*5y4% 2nd Dreferred
Asbestos
Low
17
Anglo Canadian
Atlas
Range for Year 1953
High
26 %
40%
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
$2.80
Low
class
Paper
Range for Year 1953
Shares
19
&
Power
Class
•
Aluminium Ltd
r
Shores
25
Algoma Steel
t
for Week
of Prices
Paper common..—__•
SI.50 preferred
,
Bathurst
Range
Last
,
Sales
for Week
41
Par
Week's
Range
of Prites
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
•
common
-
—
/'
24
;31%
\ 15
v8%.
;
—
15
*
...
4
13
100
101
•-
23%
12%
100%
101
994
205
420
25
15% Aug
18% July
7%
Dec
6.00
May
Dec
25
15
285
14
Dec
11%
Dec
99%
Feb
18%
Jun
Jan
20
Apr
13%
Jan
6.00 May
25% May
22 %. Jan
15%
101
Apr
Aug
v
Volume 179
Number 5291
□
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
37
(237)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Pacific
Canadian
Petroiina
Canadian
Ltd
High
21%
22%
4,303
20%
Dec
33%
Jan
12%
12
12%
3,415
10%
Dec
12 %
Dec
al7% al7%
350
14
&ep
19
Jan
100
67 %
Aug
71%
Jun
•
Corporation
CoCKshutt
Farm
Equipment
&
17%
60
•
Smelting
Corbys
Crown
i
15
13
Feb
15
22
Sep
34%
alO%
a
a
280
800
21%
10%
525
10
10
10
455
36%
36%
36%
200
Southern
Thrift
Stores
Feb
15
Jan
10%
Ltd——
Seagrams
Exploration
Dome
Dominion
2
;
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
7%
&
Steel
&
1
com
Oct
37% Mar
United
Tobacco,
Steel
7 V
Dow
Bros
11
7%
•
_„
i
—
Walker Gooderham
&
7%
7%
a20 %
a21
7
3,397
140
140
Lime
Jan
141%
'"12%
Apr
J15%
Oil
Jan
18%
75
23
4'/c
preferred
12%
6'y
21 '/a
9
830
,18
12%
12%"
12%
730
11
15%
15%
2,760
15%
.
...
—
21
21%
Mar
,
Jun
14%
280
17%
.
'
Imperial
20 y4
107
Jan
111
Oct
Jan
1,780
28%
Jan
33%
31%,
31%
25
27%
Apr
32
'f Dec
J
37%
37%
265
31%
Apr
37
Dec
38%
39%
3,533
314J
Jan
38%
Deo '
__
39%
500
49
Dec
$5
Apr
39
Mar
53o
32'A
100
14% Mar
20 %
1,994
17
39
1,917
36
Apr
21%
Dec
"20% Nov
58
Oct
Feb
9%
Jan
Company
common
2nd
——
23 %
23%
150
Jan
24'A
23
Jan
Canada
Malting
Co
Canada
Packers
Ltd
Dominion
Nov
Canadian
Canadian
Inter
$2.00
preferred
40
39%
39%
40
565
36%
Oct
39
16
50
15 %
Dec
18
33%
Dec
46'a
Jan
Aug
16
6%
7.50
55
6%
6%
30
54
55
2,103
96%
96%
63
19%
19
19%
85
82
85
<i
_
*
25
17
655
53%
53%
90
32
32
23%
36%
37%
163%
1
82
pfd_100
Co
6
1 Aug
47%
Jun
6%
58
Nov
97% Aug
97%
1,363
18 %
Sep
82
1
4.70
1,402
62
Apr
29%
29%
29%
890
24%
Jun
30%
Dec
31
30%
31%
745
27%
Nov
32'a
22%
21%
22%
4,350
18
Sep
29%
Feb
53%
Jan
Jan
32%
Nov
Oct
25%
32
Sep
42
Feb
146%
Jan
160
Nov
Apr
86
Mar
82
7 V<
Woods
preferred
'.
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laura
Lewis
(John
100
A)__
Candv
3%
2.50
Oct
3.75
Apr
400
8%
Jun
11%
Dec
67
67
110
57
Oct
70 %
103
25
100
Ind
Food
preferred
Products
*
class
A
Class
*
13%
1,000
5.00
5.00
300
a3.60
95
3.40
3.40
100
40
40
202
6%
6%
85
85
60
a3.65 a3,65
100
common.-.*
*
Preferred
5'A
Enterprises Ltd
red
13%
a3.60
100
Ltd
"B"
Combined
102
*
Products
*
common
preferred.
Commercial
1
Alcohols
Ltd
*
common
50
12%
Jan
16
July
Consolidated
17%
375
17
Jan
18%
Aug
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
•
28%
29
200
28
Nov
33%- Feb
Crain
Ltd
*
138
138
15
140
Feb
Crown
Zellerbach
a9 %
■
a9%
a9%
3
class
al4
al4
al4
11 °/b
11
11%
14%
13
*
A
Ltd
Bros
Div
Stand
Sec
cl
A_i
*
(C'Wi
144
9%
7% May
85
Jan
(R
L|
Corp
3.00
Dominion
14%
1,705
7% Mar
13%
Dec
9
125
9
Mar
a22
5
10
Jan
Oct
140
--
140
10
100
Mar
Oct
Fleet
19%
135
17%
18%
18%
Sep
20%
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
85
10%
Jan
&
preferred
priority
*
McCoil
Frcntenac
Mitchell
Molson
Oil.
Motor
Jan
50
18%
6%
Oct
Nov
27
Apr
42%
90
12
Oct
14
Apr
34%
1,232
27
July
34%
Dec
26%
Jan
28
_
1
110
3,170
28%
370
24
Oct
38
Jan
Hayes Steel
45
25
35
May
45
Dec
Horner
80
7%
Great
Lakes
Telegraph
5% preferred...
50
23
Dec
26%
Jan
200
24
Jun
26%
Feb
Inter
3,531
13%
Oct
15%
Jan
47
100
46
5
Jun
98%
70
100
Jan
47%
Hydro-Electric
Paints
Apr
Kelvinator
Oct
102
Lowney Co
/
National Drug &
Chemical common—5
Niagara
Noranda
Ogilvie
l't
Mines
Flour
common
Steel
96c
1.00
28
26
28
20
19%
20
—-i:—*
33%
33%
75
33%
Dec
35
alO
alO
115
9%
Sep
10% May
4.10
4.40
9
9%
200
6%
6%
4,050
Jun
10%
preferred
100
Ltd
Co
common—*
Ltd
(Can!
Ltd
class
Utilities
"A":.
Ltd
>
*
4.10
9%
.
*
;
Nov
i
of
Canada
Power
MacLaren
Power
&
15%
•
Feb
Mar
821
40c
Feb
1.00
Feb
287
23
Jan
33'
3,815
15
Apr
20%
4.15
Nov
8% Mar
2.80
Jan
Maple'Leaf
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6%
5.00
Jan
9%
Jan
5% Dec
55
Jan
22
13%
Jan
15% July
47%
Jan
56% NOV
55
56
555
a7%
50
10%
32
10
Apr
32%
32%
32%
130
30
36
Feb
5%
5%
400
3
Jan
5%
Dec
28%
28
28 %
1,435
24%
Feb
29%
NOV
25
25
25
50
23
*
12%
12%
12%
100
10.
Oct.
Apr
26% Mar
13% May
22% a22%
60
18%
Jan
Mexican
61%
60
62
1,607
58%
Dec
78%
31
31
150
29%
Apr
33
a7 %
alO%
Feb
Light & Pow Co Ltd com—*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Aug
Moore
Mount
150
75
145
Feb
151
Nov
23%
175
18
Apr
22
Dec
16
50
*
150
'
400
15%
pfd_10
22%
Sep
Mar
24%
*
Jan
Dec
July
338
Feb
*
Paper Co
Co Ltd
13
Milling
Corporation Ltd common
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
a
7%
July
8%
11
Jan
Jan
Dec
100
69%
71
200
65%
Jun
73
Aug
25
26
335
2H%
Nov
45
Jan
Company
•
26 ?8
26%
27
3,340
Corp of Canada
*
35%
35%
35%
271
31 %
:—•
32%
1,840
27%
•
Apr
2.25
68
24
•
27%
Sep
26
River
Sep
69
Sep
Apr
15%
*
(Walter M)
11% July
1
Powell
4%
80c
J
<
24%
•
8%
1.00
5
Tubes
Feb
Jan
*
a
Page-Hersey
Aug
77
Ltd corn.
Corp
385
Placer Development
65
3,414
12
-—*
10
70%
26
•
a65
66
12
•
Products
a65
70
class
*
Mills
68% May
*
Can
25%
Ltd
preferred
Ontario
8
47
9%
35%
Feb
A
of
26
— —
Sep
66
600
_—*
Weaving
Wire
9%
9%
5
Sep
25
15,750
•
Preferred
19
85
35
"
'
National Steel Car
1,110
66
6
Interprovincial
—
22
27%
W) class "A"
*
Securities Corporation *
16%
47
100
22
66
(Frank
23%
40
.
Dec
1.65
Ltd—:
Products
Ltd
15'a
a23% a23%
16%
Mar
6
Paper
23%
class A
13
1.35
redeemable
84
7%
45
28%
i
Locomotive
Morgan
18%
1.15 Mar
80c
1.60
Foreign Power Sec
81
B
Montreal
a
Nov
*
Co
7%
''
Breweries
Montreal
18%
7%
(Robt)
Class
a
—'
100
_:
Sep
DSc
4.20
27%
Linoleum
'
5 ',r
titd
oorp
xi.....iiii.ii
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
9
85
Aug
Oct
15%
760
Oilcloth
Manufacturing
Ford
MacMillan & Bloedel Ltd class B_—_*
Jan
24
a
34
Dominion Square Corp_Cl:
—*
East Kootenay Power 7% preferred. 100
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
*
Oct
Jun
42
2.50 Mar
6
22
Dominion Engineering Works
Dec
7%
Apr
4.05 May
Dec
Apr
3%
72
3,753
al2%
*
Sep
11
Apr
—
4.10
Feb
Feb
32
Jan
a—
—
Feb
14 %
8% Mar
137/a
30
,
18
Nov
3.90
Feb
34%
a23
41%
34%
a22
100
Feb
105
Feb
13%
297
a23
40%
41%
5
9
*
common
Preferred
,
a—
180
80c
80c
*
—_
300
*
_
Sep
*
15%
a
___*
Shop.
Acceptance
B
Lindsay
1
Jan
250
100
a
—'
5%
4.70
2.50
11%
15%
*
Secord
Laurentide
Class
•
common
Jan
2.50
Preferred
the
Feb
29%
,
of
May
11%
Paper Inv Ltd—
Lumber Co
al7%
a
Nov
18
*
Chatco Steel
Jan
5
17 %
49%
•
&
Dlaude Neon General Adv class A
29% Mar
85
Oct
Aug
25
*
a
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
25
163%
—_
97%
47
865
a
Sep
16
200
*
Jan
Mar
12
Sep
85%
25
23%
Dec
a_L ''
50
*
*
9%
Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Casmont
Catelli
a50
17
Ltd
5%
Apr
7
1
25%
Apr
6,250
a49%
•
"B"
Trust
Marconi
Canadian
36%
95
common
Ltd
Inv
Power
16
90
100
Western
35%
89
*
preferred
Canadian
July
11,170
90
_*
class
Industries
Canadian
Jan
10%
'
Investments
Canadian
5%
10
Sugar
Ltd
Gen
7%
10%
•
preferred
&
Oct
21
605
1
1st preferred
conv
$3.00
common
Canada
11% July
36 VB
High
Low
Feb
3,875
5
Range for Year 1953
High
47%
10
25
Low
10
9%
—
Shares
Brown
10
—
for Week
Jan
21%
CO"
Sales
Range
of Prices
103
34-/8
CO CO
Week's
Last
Nov
,£%. "Oct
fear
Lake
Dec
Exchange
99
36 %
a
Dec
27
Funds
60
20
39
•
i&fcji
May
7
Nov
common
28%
33%
23
33
■
39
a—
26%
(John)
31%
38% May
50
5
36% Mar
Service
27%
33%
V-
2,080
36%
Public
___10
*
28%
"
Nov
37
Jan
42%
6
Sep
Limited
10
37%
43%
6
Ltd
Jun
Jamaica
36
*
Stores
28
Labatt
Feb
Dec
42 %
Belgium
21%
5
31
Dec
8%
Mar
*
43%
67% Mar
3,491
Lines
2,506
1,575
Mar
16
~
Sep
29%
Pipe
6
54%
oj %
34-/8
20
Utilities Corp com
1,330
25
29%
Preferred
8%
'
f:
8%
28%
International
20
8%
Par
25
Interprovincial
50%
Jan
25
29 %
Power
Jan
18%
12% July
7%
a48 % a48 %
*
International
43%
150
8
100
•
May
200
25
100
Ltd
Nov
15
1,945
5
31
common .5
Co
136
Jan
12
36%
L—10
Aug
330
Petroleum
Feb
11%
20
Friday
3,685
International
:
125
•
100
*
common
Jan
2.80
Sep
51 %
,
STOCKS
a6 %
Paper
Sep
Dec
6
Jan
-
12
20-
8%
**
10
250
,
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
101
preferred
4
2.00
50 %
51%
Canadian
35%
84.00
131
12%
Canadian Stock
35%
International
131
12%
__
22% Mar
Apr
Feb
105%
75
*
23%
100
500
45% Mar
60
pfd.
Jan
5
J2.60
July
59%
common
13 %
42%
10
35
6%
2,046
5
43%
Rpy|l*._
35%
Canada
25
24
2.60
__
L__10
i__;
a6%
of
.
10
Jan'
101
55
60
preferred
v
—„
35%
Nickel
'
—
.
35%
7'r
Aug
32% July
•
v
?
'
Dominion
30
Intl
Sep
'
Jan
13% July
2,130
109
110% 110%
—
21
840
_£1
Bronze
28
__10
common..*
International
1,261
5
__10
preferred
Corp
30%
Sale Price
106%
21%
—25
Acceptance
29 %
__
Aug
25
20 Vb
50
preferred
'
I——
$1.50
Industrial
34
Jan*
Oct
9%
20
*
.
f"
Feb
Dec
9%
.
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
Dec
23%
a
37 %
Ltd
27%
25
•
Scotia
Canadian
Imperial
140
Nov
-15%
9%
*
33%
Aug
365
20%
Alabastine.
&
Feb
4,245
36%
Hamilton Bridge
Howard Smith Paper common
Hudson
Bay
Mining-.
10%
15%
37%
pfd inc 1927
20%
20%
5
Goodyear Tire 4%
'
Canadienne
Apr
Feb"
19%
_3
preferred
9
Sep
15%
100
Wares 5%
*
Toronto
Commerce
15%
*
-
Jan
Nov
140
Nova
Dec
16%
20'a
100
Motors
Gypsum
13
Dec
32%
*
Montreal'
a__
7
*
Dynamics
A
19% May
a22%
common
37
t
Sep
7%
.
"T80
6%
'
General Steel
6,685
30
Banks—
Jan
13% Aug
15% Dec
Dec
10
Mar.
Jan
___<■
Works
Winnipeg Central Gas__!
Jan
13
Sep
36
a23%
„•
84
a—
1
preferred
5% '<
preferred
General
375
235
1
5rr
General
13%
2.841
7
20
common..
Oct
v
•
Ltd
Power
11%
a21
*
Foundation Co of Canada common
Co's
it
100
Ltd
Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Gatineau
430
37
37%
15% al5%
:
7%
•
common
Eddy
Fraser
a
14%
17
-
*
'
Dec
8
Feb
21
ppreferred___100
7% Mar
12'A Mar
"
Ltd
Brewery
37%
——23%
preferred
Donohue
69%
10
12%
275
*
Corp
Wabasso Cotton
NOV
29%
5% Aug
85
14%
al5%
*
1
a8
.
20
—
Coal
preferred
Dominion' Textile
665
a8
al3% al3%
Jan
'
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
tRedeemable
72 %
24%
250
'
"
commoni
preferred
Steel
3,325
71%
72%
—25
*
new
v.*
CO
4.60
'
preferred
Corset
New
28%
4.60
*'
6%
Dominion
Dominion
28%
_2.50
635
30
•
Wilsils Ltd
Distillers
15%
*
*
High
Low
15
29%
*
Oils
Range for Year 1953
High
33%
"
common
Shares
30
,
Dec
Oct
Power—1
for Week
Dec
11
Canada
Tooke Brothers
Tuckett
25%
15
*
Steel Co of Canada
Triad
Dec
8
Co
__
Jan
Jun
33%
Southam
July
Feb
8
Low
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Simpsons
16% Mar
Sep
5%
25%
10%
!„_*
Co
9%
a6
_*
_
Seal
a6
25%
*
—
&
725
4,459
»
A
Cork
11
Week's
Last
High
al3% al3 %
23%
24
23%
a6
Glass
class
Co.oys class B
Low
60
10%
•
Consolidated Textile '
Consumers
60
■_«
.
Mining
a
*
—
Coghlin (B Jj
Conso 1
Low
22%
Vickers
Chrysler
Friday
Sale Price
Range for Year 1953
10
pfd
15
STOCKB
Shares
25
Railway
JANUARY
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian
WEEK
Sales
20
Apr
26
Sep
40
Aug
Mar
32
31%
Apr
34
92
92
10
89
Apr
95
Aug
—„•
14
13%
14%
2,240
12%
Jan
15
July
Quebec Power
*
21%
21%
22
355
18%
Jan
22
Jun
Rolland
*
23%
23%
135
13%
Jun
25%
70
70
2
75
Ltd
Enterprises
*
Power
Corp of Canada 6%
6%
N'C
preferr#^
2nd
part
1st pfd-100
Dec
23
3.60
Aug
112%
Dec
3.00
3.00
50
21
3.00
Manufacturing 7%. preferred__20
21
160
a
111 112%
100
109
Jan
112%
Jun
50
55
Aug
59%
Apr
56%
50
56%
3.40
—
Feb
a—
—
Nov
_„__100
Nuclear
Paton
Price
4T
Bros
4%
Oil
Shawinigan
Series
Series
Sicks'
Simon
Co
A
B
12%
12%
200
12
98%
45
98
Apr
99%
Aug
42
39 %
42 %
4.705
30%
39
Dec
common.*
39%
39%
40
2.661
36%
Apr
Jun
43
Mar
50
45'a
45
45%
223
42%
Feb
46
July
*
Water
pfd
*
&
Power
4%
preferred
4%%
preferred
Williams
of
50
Canada
iHi
&
51
51
51
345
47%
*
28
26%
28%
535
19
com
preferred
Breweries
—
100
common
Corp
137
137
100
15
*
common
24
23%
24
11%
11%
11%
127
20
285
:*
common..
Sons
Mht
98%
Ltd
4%%
74
✓
May
Sep
:
Power
Lawrence
Sherwin
100
:
preferred
Royalite
7'i
common
Transport
Paper common
Saguenay
St
Ltd
Co
&
preferred
Provincial
15
17% Mar
51
July
27
Dec
Mar
140
Jan
11% May
Aug
Ltd
Co
Southern
Stowell Screw
United
A
Class
United
Canada
Western
Grain
Mar
Mining
HART
EXCHANGE
Atlas
Avillabona
ST. WEST. MONTREAL
Offices.
page
41
46%
Feb
Feb
34
Dec
-*
"B"____,—*
11%
11%
10
Jan
11
Apr
13%
11%
500
13%
135
a20 % a20%
50
11% July
12% Aug
19%
23%
Dec
5
Ltd
17%
17%
211
15% Mar
21c
21c
100
20c
3.15
3.20
1
Belle
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Bobjo
3.20
13c
15c
11,500
3.55
3.50
3.80
17,600
10c
10c
10c
15,000
a2c
a2c
100
9c
11c
41,800
50c
-1—
13c
*
—
Oct
Feb
17
Oct
35c
Sep
Corp
51c
9 %c
Ltd—
Co Ltd—i—
——
21c
Rare
3.30 Nov
51c
May
5.70 July
29 %c
Jan
11c
Oct
l%c
Dec
3%c Mar
8c
Oct
20c
45c
Oct
1.04
May
Apr
11c
1,000
11c
Nov
25c
Feb
8,000
20c
Dec
90p
Aug
20c
21c
2,000
13c
Sep
60c
Apr
1.54
1,300
55c
1,000
41c
1.56
40c
Oct
Nov
4.10
Mines Ltd.—
Mines
6c
5,500
4c
Jan
7c
6c
5 %Q
8c
8c
2,000
9c
Jan
48c
38c
51c
105,600
27c
Nov
84c
*30c
39c
Ltd—
Mines Ltd,
Ltd vtc
Jan
1.09 May
2,000
30c
Gold
Ltd
Metals
Apr
25c
55c
Ltd.
Mines Ltd
Mines
Dec
11c
40c
Mines
Lake
8c
'20c
11c
Mines
Red
1,000
1.37 July
2.25
1.54
Iron
Chibougamau
3,400
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Beatrice
St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
Boreal
see
Nov
26
Ltd
(1937)
Uranium
Bonville Gold
footnotes
16%
995
Mines Ltd
Belville Gold
For
Dec
22%
—
Sulphur &
Barvue
Baska
PL-9501
SHERBROOKL
Ltd
Mines
Athona
EXCHANGE
TROIS-RIVIERES
33%
34%
34%
Corp
Mining
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd.,
Bathurst
QUEBEC
Sep
33 %
*
Sulphur
STOCK
Branch
Jan
26%
33%
33%
Mines Ltd
Arnora
CANADIAN
1181
23%
25
*
Mines
Mines
EXCHANGE
Telephone
J tin
19%
20%
Ltd
Mines
Lead
STOCK
ST. JAMES
Dec
22
19%
Stocks—
Mining
TORONTO
276
Mar
129
25% July
12
Arnb
STOCK
17
Jan
33%
Breweries
Co
18% July
Jan
118
22%
A—•
*
Products Ltd
Western
Oct
14
30
—•
class
trust
voting
17%
425
15%
1,475
2,995
Pipe Line
Corporations class
Westeel
10
15%
126% 126%
15%
19%
"A"
Canada Ltd
Ainustment' Corp. Ltd—
Ankeno
&
*
pfd—100
Gas, of
Anacon
MONTREAL
cum
class
Corp
Oil
Mountain
al7% al7%
*
6%
Ltd
Co
Union
Aconic
SAVARD
Pr
Finance
Traders
A
—
Canada
Ameranium
MEMBERS:
class
Coventry
Sangamo
Trans
July
Jan
Renold
Feb
15 %c Mar
Feb
Jan
30c
500
27c
Dec
23 %c
20c
24c
11,500
4%c
Jan
1.10
2.35
2.30
2.60
9,387
2.10
Dec
4.00 Mar
Apr
r
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 18, 1954
The Commercial and
58
(238)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
JANUARY 15
ENDED
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dev
Manitoba
Central
Chibougamau
Chimo
Gold
Metal
Fab
Fenimore
Mines
Fontana
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Gold
Goldfields
Sep
Jasper
8c
8c
5,500
8c
Dec
19%c
Feb
Jet
58c
68c
4,500
45c
1.50
4,800
17c
20c
81,600
2.55'
2.95
17,300
11c
7,000
8c
Nov
2%c
3 'Ac
1,500
2c
Dec
6%C Feb
7c
6c
Sep
15V2c Mar
tic
Gold
Sep
23%
Jan
48c
Nov
1.53
Apr
Ltd
Dec
11% Jan
79c
Apr
500
48c
Nov
3,500
33c
Nov
94c
1.00
1,500
55c
55c
44c
46c
July
1,500
a20c
a20c
100
»
10%
1
25c
July
8.25
850
Sep
13.25
Jan
3.40
3.50
32,300
J.7U
Sep
24c
25c
2,500
5.90
6.65
9,200
2.12
Oct
6.65
Dec
1.62
1,100
1.60
Dec
2.99
Jan
1.26%
1.35
2.4QO
1.37
Oct
1.37
Oct
2.00
2.00
100
Trie an
Co
Oils
Oil
50c
__
6.00
3.1U
Sep
1.25 Sep
3.10 Jun
6.90 Sep
13
Mar
52c
Mar
100
30c
1.200
80c
800
40c
Oct
1.24 Mar
60c
1,000
40c
Nov
1.68
50c
July
"
—
Jun
2,000
27c
Feb
2.25
Sep
Jan
1.05
Jan
7c
1,500
Dec
30c
May
21c
Dec
76c
Jan
1.G5
3.85 Mar
Sep
2.00
2.06
1,100
72c
68c
75c
13,850
63c
Dec
83c
76c
83c
18,700
64c
Sep
65c
67c
42,200
65c
Dec
Sep
1.65
Jan
Sep
1.10
Jan
^
75c
;—10c
1
Ltd
Petroleums
100
10c
•
1
1
*
Oils Ltd
72c
10c
27c
Jan
55c
Dec
1.40
72c
72c
*
Limited
Co
60c
—*
Ltd
Homestead
Wilrich
1.35
Jan
15c
300
,
Jan
2.55
——
Ltd
Oil
Westburne
1.40
7.50
—
Ltd
Oils
Tri-Tor
8.25
a34c
1.26
,
Sep
Nov
3.40
1,000-
59c
69c
—
75c
69c
1,000
35 %c
1.03
Nov
1.70 May
90c
Jan
10%
900
Feb
2.05
1.45
Jun
61c
Jun
Dec
61c
Jun
Jan
19c
9.90
_*
...
Mines Ltd
7.50
16c
18%c 18%c
Oct
3.70
1.29 Mar
100
55c
Oil
Western
7.90
*
_
Jan
7c
Dec
2%c
7.90
_*
Ltd
15c
Jan
Sep
1.20
■
14
*
Ltd.—
Mines
500
3,000
8.25
Grass
•
Ltd
Mines
Mines
3c
21c
a34c
Empire Oils Ltd
Petrol-Chemical
47,300
3c
Ltd-—.
Trans
1.41
1.500
Oils
Sweet
1.15
60c
70c
1
—9
Ltd
Petroleums
1.G4 May
1.37
59c
3,700
—
2.40 Mur
Jan
60c
900
85c
1.33
——
Dec
Jun'
1.63
1
4.20
75c
1.55
Dec
1.02
Sep
700
4.00
6.60
20c
Sep
79c
8,300
5,800
8.10
98c
47c
1,000
1.650
35c
1.75
*'
6.70 Jan
300
88c
4.05
15%
Jan
1.57
3.50
3.50 Dec
Dec
36c
Dec
30c
Jan
80c
1
:—*
Quebec Oils Development —
1
Souris' Valley Oil Co Ltd.——
— *
Spring Coulee Oil Corp Ltd——-1
28c
15 'A
96c
July
Dominion Oil ———*
&
Western
Poplar
88c
1
Mines Metals Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunner
Pan
55c
30c
Oils
British
Pacific
3.70
•
Dec
3yc
21c
—-—*
1
Feb
25c
58c
—
ltd
Mines
Grandines
Ltd—
Ltd
Petroleums Corp
Bristol
New
New
55,975
58c
28c
2,500
84c
1
1
Ltd
National
Jan
38c
Nov
3,000
Jan
4.40 Mar
Oct
1.05
10c
27c
4.00
1
Petroleums
Phillips
36c 41 %c
36c
1.35
Dec
4.05
Ltd
Gold
500
Oils
Merrill
Jan
4.25
Sep
45c
*
Co
Oil Corp
1.77 Jun
Dec
1.45
1.75
Ltd
Oil
Home
600
26c
1
—*
Ltd
1,700
1.90
90c
42c
26c
Oils Ltd
Gateway
1.50 Feb
Feb
„
1
Ltd
Uranium
Graham-Bousquet
17,900
24,000
21c
I
Mines
Mines
43c
Dec
8.00
Nov
18c
1
——
Gold
4.85
Nov
1
Giant
9,890
8.00
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures
1
_
Ltd
(1945)
4.50 Mar
10 %C
Ltd
Mines
Iron
Jan
1.50
—
Nickel
2.30
Jan
18
Mines
Falconbridge
4,200
High
Low
90c
1.85
*
1
Producers Ltd—
Rio
Dec
1
Ltd
Corp
2.94
Del
6c
60c
Ltd
Metals
Eastern
8%c Jun
40c
.„
Mines
Jun
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
8%c
9c ll-'ic
3'Ac
Nickel
2,000
6%c
Explorations Ltd—
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
20c
40c
Cournor
Rim
Aug
34
Candego Mines Ltd—
East Sullivan
20c
a4c
Cortez
East
Dec
a4c
40c
11 %c
2.62
Donalda
9c
1
Consolidated Howey Gold Mines —
Consolidated Rochette Mines Ltd—
D'Eldona Gold
Apr
7c
Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
Feb
46c
2,000
7.75
8.00
Ltd.
Explorers'
8c
Dec
3c
12 %c
Range for Year 1953
High
80c
80c
Ltd
*
Central Leduc Oils Ltd—————*
Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas—...1
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
1
Gas
&
Oil
Canadian
Feb
2.90
Ltd—*
Gold Mines Ltd—
Centremaque
Jan
1,500
1,000
10 %c 10%c
1
Ltd——
Mines
22c
Jan
3 %C
Shares
Lew
Par
20c
Mines Ltd.——9
& Mining Co Ltd
•
Carnegie
Celta
3%c
13.600
lor Week
High
Low
7c
3 '/aC
10%c
—
——
Range for Year 1953
143/4C 14%C
3%C
—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir)
Shares
Sale Price
High
5%c
7c
1
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
—-—1
Burnhurst Mines Ltd
—1
Bruns Man Mines———
1
Buffalo Canadian Gold Mines Ltd-—*
Ltd
Gold Mines
of Prices
Range
of Prices
Last
8TOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Bouscadillac
Range
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
13.50
Feb
3.95
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Hollinger
Iso
Jack
Lake
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Min
Feb
Dec
24c
Feb
Sep
50c
May
5,000
10c
4,500
8c
18c
7,600
14c
6%c
2,500
5c
Dec
12c
Jan
5c
5%c
9,500
4 %c
Dec
14c
17%
Mines
18
300
16%
Nov
21%
13c
2,000
8c
Oct
47c
Jan
70c
500
30c
Jun
80c
Jun
1
20c
22c
I,500
12c
July
25c
13 %c
4,000
8.00
250
24c
46,200
12C 12'/4C
1
14c
8.00
14c
1
16,000
17 %c
49c
Dec
20c
Aug
Nov
10% Feb
Sep
70c
Jan
12c
Dec
45c
Aug
3 %c
Sep
9'/2c Feb
12c
Lid.—
1
17 %c
1
i.c
Co Ltd..:
*
3%c
3%c
500
1.00
1.01
1.01
1,000
1
15c
15c
4,000
~12c
Sep
25c
Jan
Mines,.......-—1
24c
24c
500
20c
Dec
43c
Dec
1,000
.
Goldfields
Malarttc
Ltd—
Island
50c
55c
a55
a55
10
1
25c
25c
1,000
——*
10%
10%
200
1
23c
23c
500
—
Canada
Ltd
—...
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
New
New
Highridge
Island
"U"
Mines..
1
Jan
41c
Oct
2jC
14%
Jan
8c
14,500
40c
800
30c
10,000
24c
Nov
1.82
1.82
...1
7%c
1.95
II,000
65c
Jun
2.90
Feb
5%c
500
7c
Jun
16c
80c
May
Coal &
New
Pacific
New
Santiago
Obalski
18c
20c
5,300
15c
Nov
66c
Feb
50c
6c
6c
6c
2,000
5 %c
Dec
18c
Mar
9%c July
22c
Nov
14c
1,500
9%c
2,500
20c
20c
800
22c
Ltd..".
18c
23c
25c
25c
31c
...
Ltd.—
Ltd—
Mines
Uranium
14 c
9%C
Ltd
Mines
Mines
<19451
Orchan
20c
Ltd—iJL—~-~2—
Denison
r&idulama
♦
—
Mines Ltd..——„.
Mines
Nocana
North
Oils
;
Pacific
Gold
Pa to
Gold
Cons
Dredging—
Goldfields
Dec
12,500
14c
Nov
31c
10c
Dec
49c
Sep
Aluminum
QuA Chibougamau
15 %c
a3.60
50
10c
500
4c
5%c
3.00
6,800
1
1,400
3.00
Dec
4c
3.90
Nov
9c
Dec
1.84
11c
700
8%c
a71c
200
65c
3,000
10c
Jan
8c
Dec
San
Gold
Antonio
Gold
Siscoe
Gold
_
21c
Oct
Feb
1'
_
1
4.10
_
27 %c
1
.
300
83c
12,500
1.49
1.50
1,650
9c 10
50c
Canada
of
Co
11c
Mines
Udd'.en
United
•
Ltd
_
Nepheline
Yellowknife
Oil
Asbestos
_
Anchor
Vinray
24%
24%
24%
-1
1
104%
104% 104%
14c
15c
24c28%c
86c
1.04
20%c
23c
10% 11%
Apex
5
A
Area
—1
.
1.24
Dec
Arjon
Gold
7c
Mines
Ltd
Mar
Weeden
Pyrite
&
Copper
Western Tungsten
Westville
Yukeno
500
40c
May
63c
Jan
4c
May
8c
Jan
9c
3,500
11c
11c
9.000
Dec
50c
Mar
Nov
14c
Feb
7%c July
lttc
Feb
3c
2,850
5.80
Oct
9.70
Feb
3,300
1.75
Dec
2.99
Jan
9%c
9c
9%c
1
7c
7c
7c
Aumacho
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Ayillabona
3.60
3.60
3.75
400
85c
85c
92c
9,700
15%
15%
3%c
2%c
16
500
5c
23.509
2.15
1,600
—
1
13.000
13c
16,000
62c
3,600
3c
3%c
13,500
13c
3c
34c
11c
13c
500
Anione
«
Oil
Petroleums
Co
Bailey Selburn Oils &
Calalta
Petroleums
Calgary &
Calvan
Canada
*
Lid
1
Gas
class
Southern
Canid'an
Admirals
Canadian
Atlantic
Oils
Oils
Oil
a24c
5.10
5.40
20c 21 %c
38c
Nov
Nov
4.80 Mar
60c
Oct
1.10
Nov
13%
Sep
24%
Sep
5%c
3.25
26c
43c
Jan
4.40
Jan
2%c Dec
7c
Feb
Jan
56c
Jan
50c
29c
Dec
Dec
1,500
Ltd
1
Ltd
10%
~i
Ltd
Co
5.15
10%
5.90
3.05. Sep
May
54c
35c
13%
Jan
Sep
6.60
301
45c
44c
48c
23.600
4.70
5.20
2,400
Sep
Oct
6,200
12c
25c
3.10
6.00
25c
3.00
Sep
Sep
Sep
.
42c
Sep
Apr
Feb
■•<
5.80
Jan<
2.95
Sep
1.60
Dec
3-00 July
6c
Dec
12c
Jan
31%
Jan
37
Dec
38
Oct
44
Dec
Apr
45
1.27
50
74,250
38 %c
—1
43%
1.35
1.05
Jan
1.55
Apr
1
1.55
1.46
1.55
3.130
1.30
Dec
4.20
Jan
55c
60c
2,440
Sep
1.95
1.50
16c
52c
1.55
17c
64c
6,100
20.000
159,300
20c 24%c
31,510
42c
19c
7
60c
39%
45c
26c
7
60c
40
2.000
23.797
375
800
8,816
14c
72c
17c
72c
28,800
2,000
Barnat
Barvue
Mines
Mines
Ltd
f
,
—
Warrants
Barymin
Base
Co
Metals
Baska
—
Ltd
Mining
Uranium
Mines
Petroleums
1.52
16c
58c
9
!
;
^
Ltd—-
Bathurst
Bell
Mining
Corp
Bros
Lodge
Telephone
Bellekeno
_*
•
9
<
—
1
1
_*
9
25
—
22 %c
—
39%
14c
1
Mines
Berens
,1
River
\a
—
Gairdner &
40 Wall
40c
1.30
14c
Jan
Sep
1.63
43c
Sep
Feb
Sep
Feb
1.10 May.
31c
Sep
15c
Nov
49c
Jan;
Dec
49c
Jan
16c
6
Apr
53c
Dec
8
2.10
Sep
40
14 %c
Dec
72c
60c
Sep
35
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Jan
i
WHitehall 4-5335
Canadian Affiliates
Company Limited
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Wire system to
6.45 Mar
—
Gairdner, Son & Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
all offices
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
1.74 Mar
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Gairdner &
12% Mar
95c
Feb
Jan
61c
43%
1.27
Jan
5.20
Oct
2.05
9%c
Jun
Apr
43%
Toronto
Jan
Sep
*
10%c
200
101,200
Association of Canada
3 50
"2
13c
22c
Oct
lie
61c
Sep
15c
Jan
25c
Jun
2.30
Feb
23%
Sep
23c
Members: The Investment Dealers'
8.10
8.90
6c
10c
2.25
Jan
3,703
5.15
8.70
7c
14.500
1.000
113,192
Apr
Apr
27c
Oct
ll%c
Jan
1.000
4.80
12%
19
Oct
10
of
8.15 Jan
80c
35c
Oct
8c
Bank
66%c Mar
Sep
11%C Dec
Dec
30c
«
15
Apr
4.75
1,370
Aug
1.06
Feb
Jan
1.38
18 %c
4.15
Jan
30c
42%
100
4.05
16c
Oct
Jan
2c
2.55
14,103
A...1
Jan
Jan
40c
Jun
1,200
-
25c
Ltd
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Cons Oil & Gas
a24c
5.15
21 %c
8c
6%c
35%
Beaver
Dec
Dec
May
42%
Beattie-Duquesne
22c
1
12%
36%
Beatty
4,500
85
-
10
Oct
Apr
Oct
10
Montreal
of
Feb
1.10
Oct,
19c
—1
:
Jan
32c
9
78
Bank of Nova Scotia
Oils
Bankfield Cons
1.65
Dec
Jan'
2.00
8%c
37 'A
42%
Banff
30c
12c
Dec
55c
12c
—.1
,
!
46c
1
—
litd
Mines
39c
Feb
Aug
36c
1
1
Jan
10c
42c
2.30
-1
,
Gold
Sep
60c
_
Ltd
Anglo-Canadian
Mines——
River
Aumaque
Aunor
30c
Sep
Jan
21 %c
9,900
120,475
25
37,735
3,045
*9
Dec
Feb
4c
900
18
53c
1
Mines
Sep
13c
9%c
80c
8c
10
15
48c
Dec
.,9c
810
9%c
Jan
Dec
Dec
-17c
20,600
12%
83%
Jan
8.25
49
48
4,050
43c 51 %c
Aubelle
6c
34c
^
Jilly
21c
Dec
4.55
A,pr
5.70
Apr
5%c Sep
7,498
285
12%
Atlin-Ruffner
10c
1
-
2.26
33,400
29,600
12c
15%
80c
8,400
Stocks—
Oil
Altex
Mines
__
Jan
20
9.15 Mar
1,649
8,550
,18,250
10c
15%
(1937)—
Mines
500
Cooper Mines Ltd
Aug
40c
6c
26c
10
B
Steels
1,000
______
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
9:>c
Sep
4%c
23c
ll%c
15%
Atlas
Bank
2.000
2.06
Jun
16c
70,000
—1
9
Athona
15,500
1
—
60c
2,600
5.348
1,471
606
20c
Sep
26c
class
Dec
Jan
Jan
18
48c
1
Com
Hardware
105
Jan
May
54c
1.81
6%c
4c
7,000
Metals
24
30c
—
1
Apr
Dec
83%
-1
-
Jan
53 %
100% May
2.00
43c
30c
—
49%
Dec
Dec
11c
43c
100
Preferred
Oct
12 %c
50c
Feb
3.40
Jan
27c
26c
—9
Mines
~1
Feb
18 %c
9c
9c
Feb
3.85
14,500
5.10
49
30c
Jan
2.80
Oct
89,995
44,900
3.80
9c.
5.45
49
25c • 30c
1.35
Dec
21%
12.675
4,975
5.80
"
—
—
1——
Porcupine
Aquarius
14c
Mines
1
3.50
7%c
1.65 Mar
40
19c
4.20
3.80 Aug
26c 27 %C
5 10
—
13c
1
3.55
7%c
——1
——
Cons Res—
1.44
30c
28%
96c
22c
11
18% Mar
31
330
617
—
Feb
1.05
105
1
13c
*
Malartic
Sep
7% Mar
3.05
1,706
Mines
1.44
1
Ltd
Violamac
75c
————50c
——1
...
Petroleums
10c
__
Ltd
Corp
1,000
99,000
1,180
Anglo-Canadian Oil
————9
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd„50
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
1
..
United Montauban Mines
Ventures
90c
1.48
3.40
9
10c
*
Ltd
90c
1.36
3.35
1
3,585
Lead
1
.
_
90c
1.37
3.40
pfd—25
1st
—
class
Dev
14c 15 %c
1
_
__
Lid
Dec
Petroleums Ltd———
Leduc
American
15c
„
Mines
75c
47%
—■
American
Bata
Goldfields
10,410
15 %c
3.95
2,000
1.90
Mines
84c
17c
4.00
4.20
7.15
Silver
60c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A——1
4.10
6.90
Trebor
Feb
79c
Bagamac Mines
Oct
1.80
Tobrit
Feb
27c
Jan
1.71
1.90
Ltd
48c
Sep
Dec
Oct
6.90
Mines
Dec-
13c
90c
"Aug
1.71
1
Tiblcmont
11 %c
22
1,000
1
Tazin
9,625
2,000
40%
Jan
7c
.
Nov
21,100
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Mines
Dec
Oct
25c
Jan
,
'
%C
Sullivan
Cons
8c
3c
15
1.80
9c
_1
-
1,500
15
Jan
4c
0
....
Ltd
41,500
*'
4c
.
Jan
43c
1
Lid
Corp
18c
1.54
21c
1.80
_1
Mines
Mines
Mining
Steeloy
10 %c
(19441
Mines
Gold
Standard
Ltd
Mines
Soma-Duvernay
Stadacona
Lid
Mines
fcjberriu-Uordou
1.50
__L— -1
Ltd
Mines
13c
14%'
81c
-----
1.
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
13%cl4%c
16%c
17c
—
40
May
3.90 Aug
July
14c
Oct
33c
Jun
11c
3 %c
15
Mines Ltd...
Uranium
14c
46%
preferred
Larder
Ashdown
14c
_
Qucbec Smelting & Refining Ltd—,—
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Rix-Athabasca
16%
'
'
Copper Corp ———
Qudbec Labrador Development Co Ltd-
Qudbec
Queniont Mining Corp Ltd ..—
Radiore Uranium MlnefrLtd
110
143
.
aTlc
lie
Fields Ltd
Gold
6%
17%
17
40%
47%
Amalgamated
Ascot
500
1,500
2.98
__
—
.
30c
10c
__
East
6%
Oct
6
Dec
13,600
a3.60
__
Ltd
Prime Mines Ltd—
Donfe Mines
Porcupine
Preston
30c
4-
—_
Mines Ltd
Perchcourt
—
17'/4
9
Argus Corp common.
1.03 May
40c
10 %c 10 %c
—,
——
1,295
—*
Ltd
Armistice
Paramaque
26%
—*
Gas——
Consolidated
Aluminium
Ankeno
Feb
26%
Feb
36c
Dec
7c
Nov
26%
1
—*
Knife
Petroleums
Algoma Steei
Amurex
Oct
26%
Mar
29c
29c
1
Ltd..—
Mines
Dec
9%
Jan
Mar
5%c
Co'—'—_9
Milling
66c
40c
8c
1
——*
69%
Dec
17
Apr
22%
*
—
Yellow
Albermont
American
Sep
20c
12%
1
—'
-
AJax Petroleums
2nd
"51%
Oil.
&
Anacon
1
,
Harricanna
Louvre
_1
5
_
Ltd.
Mines
Mining Cor Ltd..
Gas
Alberta
5,041
-9
common——..
Acadia-Uranium
Akaitcho
Sep
6.15
High
Low
17
9
Acadia-Atlan
Acme
Range for Year 1953
High
16%
17
—-—20
preferred
$1.50
•
common
Shares
Mar
——
...
Paper
&
Power
for Week
Low
Par
Class A
13c
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Abltlhi
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
70c
,
Asbestos Mines
Larder
3%c
18
Oils
Mining Corp ol
Mogaaor Mines
New
6c
_*,
Explor Co Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
New
Dec
5c
Ltd—_—
Maritimes'Mining Corp
New
2c
3c
—
__
Ltd
Zinc
&
Uranium
Merrill
Feb
11%
..1
Lingside Copper Mining
Marbenor
Apr
1.85
3,920
5c
.
Mines
Lead &
Louvicourt
5.20
Sep
trust
Mines
Gold
Klondike-Kcno
Lorado
Jan
30C
—_.
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Keymet Mines Ltd
Landover
Jan
48C
38,150
17c
Ltd—
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd.
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Lafayette
15%
3,400
60c
Ltd
Jardun Mines Ltd voting
Kontiki
Oct
2.20
52c
10c
Mines
Mines
Labrador
12%
2.10
59c
—
12'A
2.16
Mining & Dev
Uranium
Jaculet
12%
Mines Ltd
Co
Gold
Cons
Inspiration
Volume 179
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(239)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Pa
Beta
Gamma
Bevcourt
Biois
Yukon
Bonville
30c
39c
35c
19,700
397,800
9'Ac 10 %c
8,200
:
7c
Mines
Gold
Bralorne
Mine
Brantford
Red
Britalta
British
Columbia
4% %
5 'k
Class
Consolidated
24c
156,400
Apr
Consolidated
Goiden
9%c
5,000
6 Voc
Dec
20c
Jan
Consolidated
7'Ac
Sep
18c
Feb
Consolidated
106,800
Columbia
Empire
Mills
Brunhurst
Feb
8'/a
Jun
Cons
Dec
11'A
5.25
Jan
Consolidated
Nov
17c
1.30 July
3.35
Sep
16% Sep
Jun
10'A
2%
6,221
Feb
Jan
21'A
Jan
79%
78
79 %
100
Feb
76
81
91
91
91%
115
87
Jan
48%
48
48
V2
95% Aug
1.336
47
Jan
6%
5%
6%
50'A July
12,710
13
13%
235
*
'
Power
9
9%-
4.60
Apr
10% Aug
6'A Sep
540
*
17"%
17%
1
40c
38c
49c
217,450
1
2.20
2.17
2.24
10,700
class
A
*
Ltd
&
Smelting
12
Mar
Oct
Dec
2.10
Oct
1.40
3.25
Feb
1
12%
11'A
210
18c
20,250
11c
7,Uo0
8c
Dec
21c
17c 18'Ac
17c
Apr
13,650
12c
Nov
93c
May
12 'A
11
Nov
10c
Dec
19
Gold
1
Apr
13
3,575
10'A
Dec
23%
Apr
8%c
Ankerite
8c
1
;
60c
Buffalo
Canadian
*
2,500
5c
Dec
15c
Feb
Red
1
1.05
11,043
50'Ac
222,900
12'Ac
5c
Lake
Building
Products
Bulldog
Yellow
Burns
&
Co
Class
L_*
Knife
class
B
1
12c
Calnorth
Calvan
Life
1
common
Oil
16c
class
17c
17,500
2.85
2.95
4,082
7.55
—
S
19'A
19'A
475
19
Oct
80
Apr
76
Feb
8%
8%
50
<7
10%
100
10
July
3.50
Feb
91
Dec
29'A May
Apr
20% Feb
86
Apr
9
July
12%
Jan
Canadian
Bakeries
Dec
Consolidated Ranwick
Consolidated
1,430
2.40
Oct
5.05
2.10
300
1.30
Oct
3.00 Mar
Corby
(H)
Class B
Cosmos
Canners
Class A
preferred
—
Chemical
Canadian Colleries
&
_—
Croinor
(Dunsmuir)
D'Aragon
Davis
Leather
Davison
Delnite
Del
9.00
2,595
2.55
600
50
84
46%
24 %c
12'A
5.35
Sep
1.25
Oct
2.85
Dominion
Class
Donalda
Dow
Oil
Duvex
17
Apr
21%
Dec
28'A
29
1,588
23%
Jun
33
Jan
18%
18'A
445
15%
Sep
19
19'A
20
1,145
16'A
Sep
20% Mar
8%
8'A
735
7.50
8.20
24,297
68c
69C
3,133
Nov
7'A
34'A
Dec
Jun
Sep
42c
Nov
45
Jun
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
1
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
25
80c
6'A
135
38c
67c
91,605
35c
Nov
12'A
.
3.50
13
663
12
Sep
100 100%
49c
12%
100
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
105
97
Jan
75c
14
Jan
8.00
86C
Dec
Jan
31c
Jan
1.51
55'A
Jan
Nov
Pipe Line Products
1
160
2.00
5'A
Jan
Jan
4.00
*
—
•
Canadian Williston Minerals
Cariboo
Gold
Casslar
Castle
.1
__
.
Asbestos
Corp
8%
Jan
55c
Jan
15'A
101
Mar
July
90c
7,200
88c
Dec
1.77
2,540
20%
Dec
32%
Jan
12%.
1.102
10'A
Dec
12
•
Ltd
12
1.43
1.43
1.54
53
50
55
17%
17
2.45
10,455
.
1.33
Sep
Jun
2.30 Mar
—
260
27% May
45%
17%
965
14
19
2.25
2.45
1,850
' 1.20
88c
91c
2.400
80c
.
.
..
Sep
Dec
Mar
Oct
3.30
Jan
Dec
1.50
Feb
_
...
6.60
6.60
C.70
4,025
4.05
1
2.45
2.42
2.4-5
1,100
2.15 May
2.90
3.95
4.05
1,540
3.20
6.00
Jan
1.90
1.80
1.90
12,000
4.30
Jan
85c
3,800
70c
15c
Explorers
Eddy
El
El
Sol
Leduc
Oil
Central
•
Patricia
Central
Porcupine
Lake
Centre
Camberlain
Charter
.1
Gold
Oil
19c
6,500
1.44
193,200
8'AC
8'Ac
2,000
1
Oct
Sep
9.50 Mar
-.
•
-50c
Mines
Exj-lorers
1
Ltd
Chromium
Bar
Class
common.
*
lie
Sep
45c
95c
Sep
2.10 Mar
1.55
1.52
1.61
27,500
6c
6 %c
2,500
33c
33c
37c
19.122
23c
Jan
58c
68c
8,300
40c
Dec
1.46
1.57
160,500
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
2.75
200
Sey
5.05
5
5
5
l
class, A._
8
25
1
l
__
.
—
Mines
;
.
.5
Oil
Astoria
1
1
aee
page 41.
80c
15%
4,400
100
10 %
11'A
1,430
9%c
8%c
9%c
4.500
1.04
5c
DedUr
18c
Mar
Jan
19c
12'A
Apr
16'A
Jan
70c
Sep
1.30
July
7c
15'Ac
15c
19c
1,500 1
Nov
1.10
29,600
7,400
96c
Sep
3,970
24
Nov
4.55
2.50
45c
Feb
2.96
Jan
29
Nov
4.60
1,250
3.80
Dec
15
14%
15
1,182
13%
Dec
22% Mar
31'A
32
585
27'A
Apr
34
14%
14%
2,010
12'A
Apr
15%
99'A
99'A
140
96%
Apr
100
Jun
11'A
12
975
Sep
16
Mar
11
11%
459
Sep
Sep
16'A Jan
19'A Nov
♦
11%
♦
common
Sep-,
Jan
Jan
31'A
100
*
11c
Feb
1.92
3.75
Oct
4,400
Feb
52c
Dec
1.15
18c
♦
9
10'A
7.75 Mar
July
Jan
•
18%
18'A
18%
1,455
•
7%
7'A
'7%
2,965
7'A
Dec
9
21
21
175
19'A
Jan
21
Dec
6%
common
7%
I,190
Nov
11
Jan
—_4
2.50
2.50
53c
59c
20'A
110
1
30c
30c
34c
1
23'Ac
22 c
25c
78c
73c
78c
9%c
lie
3,500
Minerals-.
Mines
1
2.12
2.05
18%
Dec
7,100
25c
Dec
96c
Jan
41/200
93,025
20c
Dec
58c
Feb
21c
Sep
89c
Oct
Sep
1.45 Sep
70c
Sep
12c
July
2.32
83c
88c
44,700
3.65
4.25
II,125
1
1.38
1.12
1.41
7'Ac
47,600
83c
231,300
6'A
6'A
27
26
27
23'A
23'A
23'A
35
1
46c
45c
48c
11,650
7c
7c
6,500
1
Gold
1
May
3.15
Feu
1.65
Jan
6.80
Dec
45c
235
—20
3.45
115
10
Oils
Feb
94c
Jan
4.10
"
5.00
Sep
15
1
Investment
Oct
2.00
Apr
45c
1
Mines.
Mines
A
7
46,600
19'A
14
100
56c
20'A
Gas_
class
;
Jan
Jan
4'A
2.45 Mar
Sep
8% Apr
27'A Mar
24
Oct
21
Mar
23'A
Oct
78c
Mar
Sep
15c
Feb
16c
May
65c
Mar
37c
Feb
*
6c
Eureka
7'Ac
36c
33c
38c
21,000
22c
Aug
1
22c
22c
25c
36,300
18c
Dec
1.00
Feb
1
Mines
7%c
*
Glacier
Estella
58c
54c
58c
5,600
48c
Sep
1.55
Jan
4,035
13
Sep
Corn
Ltd
2,000
5c
Jan
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous Players
Fanny Farmer
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federal
Grain
•
15%
15'A
19'A
15%
20
20
650
20'A
20'A
20'A
635
*
1
1
250
class
A
•
Preferred
2.09
14,128
19'A
19'A
350
15
Mar
26'A
26 »A
350
24
Jan
10c 13'Ac
109,800
1.93
1.98
19'A
20
Kirkland
18
Sep
19'A Sep
1.20
23 7A
Jan
1
12c
—•
4.10
3.95
4.30
10,150
1
60c
56'Ac
62C
69,350
47c
20c
1,000
15c
Nov
8%
8'A
75
Jan
Jan
3.25 May
21'A
Nov
27
Oct
13c
Jan
Dec
20c
5c
Jan
21% July
25
Federated
Petroleum
Fenimore
Iron
Mines
B warrants
Fittings
•
Ltd
A
common
Fleet
Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
—
3.10
Sep
7.50 Mar
1.54
38c
8'A Aug
Apr
Aug
Apr
9'A
Foundation
Fraser
class
•
1.35
1.65
18,820
70%
66
70'A
7,128
80c
Sep
59
Apr
Co
*
290
11
Jun
Gold
*
6c
6c
6c
900
5'Ac
Nov
*
15%
15'A
15%
490
13% July
101
101
20
5.00
4.85
5.00
14,730
-
63c
63c
65c
5,170
92
92
92
20
1
24c
17'Ac
24c
8,100
74c
69c
78c
35,200
21
21'A
5,576
106'A 109%
322
Cos
common
Preferred
12'A
12%
100
-
Frobisher Ltd
•
common
Warrants
4r/o
1.60
•
A
12%
100
May
4.10
50c
2.25
68
Feb
Mar
14% Aug
10c
Feb
Jan
18
103
Jan
Sep
9.20
Feb
Sep
2.20
Feb
Sep
Jan
1.95 Mar
15c
83c
1.40
Feb
Jun
Jan
debentures
Gaitwin
Exploration
1.20
May
Exploration of Alberta
Gatineau
5%
Power
*
*
common
preferred
21%
100
General Bakeries
*
5'Ac
5%c
325
General
3
3 7'A
36%
37%
735
5
60'A
57%
60 »A
816
5.15
5.35
5.20-
5.35
Dynamics
General Motors
General
Petroleum
common
1
Class A
General
1
Steel
Wares
Gold
1
Gold
Sep
50c
Sep
20'A May
100
4.90
31
Feb
Jan
1
8.25
—1
1
1.80
Apr
Jan
22'A Mar
106
6.00
July
Jan
July
45
Oct
68'A
1,600
4.75
Oct
8.50
Jan
960
4.40
Sep
7.50
Jan
105
15
Nov
100
10
99
9%c
231,225
7.90
8.25
1,660
16
60c
52%
8c
9'Ac
Mines
Dec
16c
100
15%
100
..
Yellowknife
Glenora
5.20
4
common
Preferred
Geneva Lake
Giant
5%c
90
8,000
17'A
May
Feb
Apr
May
1.04
Jan
7c
Jun
12'Ac
Deo
7.30
Dec
11%
Jan
Jan
God's
Lake
2'Ac
Jan
7%c May
3%c
98c
87c
1.00
88,685
66c
Jan
1
36c
28c
37c
105,500
18c
Mar
53c
May
18'Ac
20c
13,100
15c
Dec
46c
Mar
--1
12c
8%c
12c
50.900
6c
Sep
15c
Apr
1
1.55
1.45
1.59
10,200
1.45
Dec
3.75
Jan
*
Gold
3%c
'—•
18'Ac
3.00
35'Ac 35'Ac
600
7'A
5c
1.25
Oct
9%
58c
44c
58c
51,800
Dec
1.00
Goldale Mines
14
Feb
14'Ac Jan
2.40
1.50
19
Apr
Jan
Jan
16'A Mar
17c
Mar
25c
Oct
74c
Mar
4c
Jan
11c
Feb
2,500
3.90
700
3.90
7'A
7'A
100
7
1.75
1.75
1.85
400
46C
47c
2,215
23C
29c
29.700
8,050
Oct
7'Ac Dec
4'Ac
•10c 10'Ac
Sep
Dec
4C
10 %c
Sep
15
3.80
25c
Dec
71c
3.85
•
Allenbee
For footnotes
15%
10'A
l
.
•
Mines
Consolidated
17,970
1
9
National
Consolidated
1.40
75c
1
_
Commonwealth Petroleum
Conduits
7,500
1.30
»
•
Copper
Coniagas
8c
1.35
_
Equipment
Y'Knife
Sep
Dec
10c
1.25
Feb
50c
34%
2,000
1.75
15c
Dec
July
16,500
1.55
16 V2C Mar
Dec
27
1.80
25
7c
Coin Lake
Coniaurum
Mar
6.740
75C
Mining Corp
Wi'lans
Cochrane-Dunlop
Colomac
6%c
25c
Jan
1.30 Mar
>0
Cobalt Consolidated
Coldstream
Feb
15,550
8
._
__—1
Cockshutt Farm
Dec
19 %c
19c
Citra-Lartic
Cochenour
Aug
1.25
Oct
1.55
1.48
Knitting
A
30c
Nov
16c
1
Circle
Sep
1.30
•
__
8c
1.32 Mar
19c
1
Gold
Chimo
1.03
Dec
1.55
—L_1
I
Mines
Chibougamau
1.40 Sep
2.75
...
Chemical Research
Chesterville
16c
1.20
1
...
Oils
Chesklrk
18c
1
.
Uranium
Centremaque
Dec
28%
Steel
Emerald
6c
1.67
Metals
Paper
Aug
'A c
8
1.20
1.72
_1
Pen-Rey
f?0c
28%
Elder Mines
Gas*
Central
&
Dec
10'Ac 12'Ac
1
&
Sep
17c
Jan
3.95
79c
_
8 'A c
12'A
Dec
21%
I
Trethewey
Central
•
-
2,521
10'A
1.73
10
Nickel
Francoeur
Canadian Tire Corp common.
Canadian Vickers
57,000
34%
11
Jan
Feb
22%
22%
12%
pfd
5,500
30c
34
% Nov
Jun
Nov
Aug
15c
210
Jun
Jan
2.20 Sep
55,900
55
Dec
46
50c
3,300
97c
53
53
21c
85C
85c
July
Nov
6'A
preferred
9c
25c
12'Ac
6.50 Mar
9,675
8'A
.
•
8%c
1
Oils
Economic
22%
8.00
•
common
9c
25c
34'A
8
28'A
Dyno Mines
Eastern
Sep
3.50-
r.
Cos
4,500
*
Oils
Feb
21%
30
5.45 Mar
5fi,. Feb
8
175
Mines
95c
14
175
Dec
Dec
9'A
10,850
220,528
Brewery
Rim
33
.
Malartic
Canadian
6,500
7c'
15
*
common
A
Canadian
5%
Products
27c
7c
23.50
Sullivan
Jun
32
3.25
15c
2
(Western)
Tar. & Chemical
East
Jan
17c
Food
21'Ac
7c
42c
1
Dominion Textile common..
Dominion
Wollens
Federal
Canadian
27c
1.10
'
Preferred
East
11
21%
Dec
25c
Stores
Dominion
Dec
28'A
960
17.,
1,495
35c
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal
3.00 May
1,594
24'A
Jan
1,020
.
1.05
1
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
Preferred
50%
12'A
33'A
350
Feb
Jun
39
10
13'A
Bank
12'A Mar
Sep
Jan
33
31'A
•
10
36c
Ltd
Seagrams
Eastern
24
•
10%
10
Dec
27c
20c
14
3,500
1.10
Minerals
Malurtic
50
51'Ac
Sep
Jun
1.750
18c
Dec
8c
10
3.70
1
Ltd
Amphi
19,950
53%
18c
13'A
Devon-Leduc Oils
Eust
8.55
50c
5,940
10'A
1
East
—
Petroleum
A
Mines
Producers
Nov
Warrants
Devonian
1
.
Mines
Rio
May
24,665
18
50c
58
•
Dredge
10'A
1
;
class
Gold
Jan
48c
17
3.50
18c
1
5
July
3.05 July
.
7'Ac
3,500
53%
3.65
_1
Oils
D'Eldona
335
5.25
10'Ac
9
_
Mines
61
40c
19,328
101,450
10c
*
Pershing
58'A
4.70
1.05
9'Ac 11'Ac
17%
Apr
—
3
common
86c
10c
10 'Ac
Mills—
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Crowshore Patricia
35
18%
•
»
Crestaurum Mines
39
25
_
Cellulose-
voting
Jan
8 %
Feb
l
Feb
2.50
1.40
Jan
2.25
1
Jan
•
common
5%
50
1
Mining
28%
28%
„.20
_
Celanese
*
L
Cournor
33'A
33'A
•
common
Apr
22%
•
100
20
—_
75
12'A
•
:
_—
Imperial
1.070
45c
*
10
Coulee Lead
32'A
5.20
10
__
Dist
37'A
~
,
—
8
2.50
1
1
Conwest Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
32'A
8.75
•
__
Can
7
2.50
1
Rochette
Continental
8
,2.50
Consolidated Sannorm
Consumers Gas
61
_2
Breweries
DecaUa
4.00
2.50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Car
35,609
15c
*
37'A
..50
_
Feb
Jan
class A
32'A
1
preferred
Jan
39c
30c
Press
B
Dec
Mar
Consolidated
Dragon
3.85
49
2.22
50c
34%
Dec
—4
Feb
Jan
Sep
Sep
22
7c
17
Feb
10%
20
Oils
Canadian
10.50 Jan
Oct
78%
._
Oil
Canadian
6.70 Dec
Feb
Oils
Admiral
Canadian
May
Nov
—
Lines
Atlantic
$1.75
4.60
13
.
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
80
1.35
85c
12'Ac Dec
13c
10c
Dominion
26%
—
8,033
3,844
12c
12c
Jan
72
—
17c
23%
2,490
Jan
160
♦
Jun
*
13c
23%
32,500
Mar
25
6.65
543
A_
Canadian
Canadian
45'Ac Aug
2.10
class
50c
2.53
16c
20c
33c
215
*
517,548
2/70
2 3'A
8'Ac
73c
15
•
Southern
Canadian
Dec
Sep
95
♦
2.97
July
94,314
8c
Jun
28%
—
49c
18c
Dome Exploration
Dome Mines
10
Power
42c
Jan
36c
Dec
Dec
8'Ac
Jan
14
14 Via
Dec
32c
25c
•
18'Ac
Sep
2.90
10c
1,000
1,500
1
Nov
2.25
275
500
40c
28c
43c
1
•
12c
40c
Mar
2.58 Aug
80c
Jun
Dec
1
14%
90
Lands
Warrants
Canadian
Dec
87/a
3.25
5,375
3.00
92
•
Canadian
8.00
3.00
12c
46c
„1
Distillers
Sep
20c
4,033
Oils
Orlac
Feb
_10
—.
.
S
Jan
15c
3,600
21,320
8.00
"
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada
42
28%
A
Foundry
B
Canada
Jan
54
Jan
7.50
25c
•
Assurance
Packers
Class
34c
Jan
23
5.15
Warrants
Canada
39% Mar
Oct
7'Ac
25c
—*
common
Northern
Canada
3 a-iQ
31,700
2.86
„.
Machinery
Canada
40
11
4.55
20
Canada
24c
20'A
25c
Foils
Iron
Feb
Jun
6%
5.10
Gas
Preferred
Canada
20c
16 %c
&
Cement
Canada
30
10'A
10%
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Feb
10c
Jan
42
140
35c
Nov
9c
1,400-
20'A
preferred.
Flon
Oil
Bread
Dec
34
25
48c
8c
85c
1.35 Mar
Peak
Consolidated
Detta
23 %C
1st
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
200
7'A
Jan
Sep
4c
6,500
38'A
7
Oils
Cons
Canada
.;
13c
38
•
Linen
Flin
35,000
53'A
;
Calgary & Edmonton
Caliinan
36'A
53'A
Bousquet
Caldwell
6c
36 Via
36 Via
A
Eurrard class A
Calder
5c
7,575
25c
1
Feb
62c
15c 24'/2C
23c
Buffalo
2.09
High
Dec
July
Consolidated
Mar
45c
I
Buffadison
Buffalo
2.00
4'Ac
38c
Jan
Sep
28c
18'A
11
1
Mining
17%
15'A Mar
12c
14%c
1
Mining
2,473
Dec
9%C
1
Ltd
18
6
1,050
25c
1
Lead
Low
44c
_l
r_
•
*
1
Arrow
Range for Year 1953
3.000
48c
2.05
Mar
__50
A
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Nicholson :
Consolidated
Class
4%; pfd—lOO
Lake
Howey
Matarrow
Shares
6c
*
Halliweli
Consolidated
Feb
7c
9,975
21
Dec
6
for Week
High
44c
1
1
Crest
Gillies
6%
131,900
4.65
2.90
1.08
100
Mines
Brunswick
2.10
20 %
Oil
Mines
Brunston
1.15
4.10
21
Mines
Reef
Brunsman
2,050
4.35
B "———
British
2%c Jan
Range
5c
1
Guayana
138,800
14c
Forest Products
Brtiish
Bruck
Mar
10c
Columbia Packers class
Broulan
57c
25
i
Columbia
British
Jan
11,339
preferred
British
19c
7%
Electric
Discovery
East
18,600
7%
preferred
Consolidated
32c
3.20
Oil—.
■
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Consolidated Cordasun
Nov
Consolidated
7V2
Petroleums
1.00
Jan
7 %
2.10
American
Jan
33c
7%c Oct
9c
12c
Last
Central Cadillac
14c
3.10
Lake
Dec
Consol
20c
3.10
Brilund Mines Ltd
British
24c
1.00 Feb
Sep
B_
class
Traction
Dec
5'Ac
ordinary.
Cordage
Brazilian
25c
Week's
Sale Price
Par
15,000
9c
12c
Friday
High
8c
27c
23c
Bordulac
\
11'Ac 13'/2 c
30c
Boymar
Brewis
6c
15
Range for Year J953
Low
24 %c
10%c
Bldgood Kirkland
Bobjo
Shares
28c
Mines
JANUARY
STOCKS
High
30c
,
Gold
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Mines
WEEK
FOR
Sales
1.41
40c
20c
7c
Jan
4.83
Jan
Jun
12%
Feb
Jan
Dec
Dec
Sep
1.80 Aug
80c
1.03
2lc
Feb
Jan
Jan
Gold
Eagle
Golden
Mines
Manitou
Goldfields
Uranium
Goldhawk
Porcupine
Goldora
5c
5c
1,500
3c
Dec
9c
Feb
4%c
4%C
2,000
3'Ac
Jan
12c
Feb
4c
4'Ac
7,500
Good li.sh
Mining
1
Tire
*
common
Preferred
Grandoro
Great
Mines
——,
Paner
B
48'A
44c
36c
*
common
99
65
49'A
531
—
Apr
Jan
Jan
100
Nov
47
Sep
49
May
1.45
Jun
49c
216.000
24c
Dec
16c
17c
6,200
13'Ac
Dec
36c
1,000
30c
Oct
40c
15
Jun
21
Jun
8.65
Dec
6
Dec
10'A
Feb
5%
Dec
10'A Mar
•
20
19
20
6.287
1
8.40
7.95
8.45
2,920
6%
6%
200
5%
5%
*
*
10c
3c
88'A
36c
—
—*
Great Plains Development
Great West Coal class A__
Class
.—
49%
1
Mines
Lakes
97'A
—50
Bousciuet
Grandines
Feb
*
1
Mines
Goodyear
Graham
36c
—
4.25
61'Ac Jan
Feb
Sep
33
Monday, .January 18, 1954
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
40
(240)
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
JANUARY 15
ENDED
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Lead
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
■-
—
Gold
Gunnar
Lake Gold
Gwiliim
—
—
3.05
100
3,00
Feb
4.45
100
4.00 Aug
4.60
Nov
3.85
8.45
Jun
6.55
7.00
1,200
10c
10c
12c
14.500
Sep
Dec
45%
45%
100
9.60
10.75
55,188
2 Va
Jan
13%
9c 10'Ac
43,100
3%c
Jan
20c
34%
810
32
Apr
39
10.75
9%C
33 'A
34%
•
Gold
Rock
Harding Carpets _______
Harrison Hibbert Mines
"AA
Hasaga Gold
'"V
.
:
Gold
Heath
26'Ac
22c
27c
78,500
9 Vic
Nov
21c
19c
23c
29,500
6V2C
Jan
10c
9c
13C
33,000
6%
Dec
25% May
Ltd
Petroleums
Hy-Charger
Lake
Oct
9%c Feb
26c
6,700
17c
Sep
65c
Jan
30c
May
48c
Jun
Mexico
12c
Sep
Jan
Midcon
24 >A
Oct
31
Lieht & Power
Mexican
15c
1,500
33
100
7
7
200
5%
Nov
10
12 Ve
12 'A
2,685
11 Va
Oct
15%
Sep
13
Jan
20c
22c
Feb
Minda-Scotia
22c
2,978
15,900
6.30
Milton Brick
8.25
6c
20 Va
20
2.20
2.20
38%
48c
51C
7.75
7.80
750
10c
9c
10c
20,500
28%
10
9%
43
12%
Jan
Montreal Locomotive
27c
Jan
Moore Corp
31%
38%
Apr
common
Brass
Morrison
——
—
48%
Sep
Naco
36
Jan
National
11 Va
July
10
2,259
9%
Jan
6Va
6'/a
1,000
5%
Feb
4'/aC
4%C
6,000
3%C
Dec
6% July
9c
Feb
28
Sep
Chemical com
&c
Drug
Preferred
$2
preferred
Machine class A
Ingersoll
1,175
35%
390
39 Va
Preferred
Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
16c
5%c Sep
12c
65
36 Va
.
19%
19 Ve
20
21%
22%
94
Apr
Dec
14%
14%
Dec
20
Sep
34c
15,300
20c
Sep
62c
Jan
1.80'
23,700
16%
25%
Dec
9.75
Dec
Jan
35
Jan
56c
Bristol
Sep
30
Mar
18
Sep
29% Mar
New
4c
Jan
22c
Dec
12c
Apr
9c
500
9c
lie
5,000
8c
4.550
Jun
Calumet
New
Concord
Development-
Feb
New
16c
55c
Jan
40c
Feb
Delhi
Devon
Jan
6%c
New
Apr
Dec
2,100
20c
17c
23c
16,800
433,015
38c
34c
43c
42,300
20Vac
19c
19c
20c
14,000
15c
1.85
1.59
1.90
20,925
■
Ltd
Joburke Gold
Joliet-Quebec _—
Jonsmith Mines Ltd—
Oils
II
1
I—
•
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kelvlnator
—
—
X'
Gold
Ken well Oils
Kenvilie
•"—
Dec
13
Sep
15%
Jan
1,103
21%
Dec
27%
Apr
50
5%
Oct
Copper
Kristlrta
Kroy Oils Ltd
Lake
Du fault
Lingmah
Lake
Osu
Lake
Mines
8,500
1.40
1,600
18
700
12c 14%c
Jan
39c
35c
May
85c
55c
Dec
'
■■
71c
72c
43c
48c
4,800
35c
Dec
78 %c
Jan
14c
20c
17,700
10c
Sep
20c
Nov
35c
Feb
56c
Nov
15c
Oct
39c
Dec
1.00 Sep
8%C
141,300
42,000
1.35
36,300
17 Va
17%
2,835
7.95
1.10
17
*•;
6.10 Sep
Dec
11
Feb
8.10
1,810
75c
17,800
62c
is Vic
18 %e
20c
10,250
15c
Sep
54c
20c
20c
3,250
18c.
Sep
51c
1,000
5.20 Sep
22c
22c
22c
1.80 Apr
New
Mosher Long Lac
New
La Luz Mines
Gold
Lamaque
Landover Oils
Feb
New
Rouyn
Dec
6%
Dec
1.55
Dec
2.99
Jan
24%
Sep
27%
Dec
25%
Oct
9c
Dec
* - •*
»
■' A
Ryan Lake Mines
—__—-1
11c
Senator
_1
16C
Superior Oils of: Canada
Thurbois^.
i
1
2.12
it'. 1 'J —
2.10
?%c
1
_1
6c
; 9c
'.*?
7C
500
7C
Feb
Normetal
4 Vac
2,000
3%c
Jan
14
305
13
Jun
14%
11
350
9
Feb
14
14
200
7%
Jan
11%
Dec
19
19
62c
70c
8'Ac
9'Ac
.
80c
————
Nov
1.09
Jan
17%c
8.600
6c
Jan
16 %c
83,383
43c
Dec
7c
4,310
39'A
41'A
Trinity
40%
41'A
627
4'Ac
5c
12,132
46
3%c Jan
Gold
Petroleums
Lomega
Sep
36
Northland
46 % July
Louvicourt
Lynx
15c
18c
5,000
80
Sep
30c
Nubar
1.05
973.125
22c
Nov
95c
Dec
13'Ac
13c
15c
9,000
9c
9c
3,000
~
_1
—
Mines
Mackeno
Gold
MacLead-Cockshutt
Lake Gold Mines
10,000
1.48
1.45
-
preferred
—
page 41.
*
>-
'"
'
Sep
17%
Jun
'*
r'
•
:
1.35
1.47
3%C
103
103
10
7
7
7'A
915
1.31
11,000
103
7c
11,300
3'Ac
2c
-rr --r-.x*'.
-
'■
.
'
*V.
;
Oils
i
Malartic
,
55c
.Jan
48c
Apr
17'Ac
Dec
55c
Feb
26c
Dec
40c
Dec
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
8,550
7C
Julv
20c
Feb
6,666
5c
Sep
16 %c
Feb
11,000
12c
Dec
80c
Apr
Dec.
23C
Apr
5'Ac
12 %c
Jan
16c
Dec
24c
lie
8c
10c
9c
10c
8'Ac
•
86c
80c
23
l.i4
3.60
96c
23
1.20
3.65
Feb
Orange
Jan
Dec
Orenada
1.95
18c 18'Ac
*
Opemiska Copper Mines
9
6%
Co Ltd
Feb
Crush
Gold
Osisko Lake Mines;
;
:___
:.
1
*
1.14
1
22%
7c
—1
52c
Dec
11C
Feb
8C
Sep
35c
Jan
4c
Jan
12e
Feb
10c
•-
1,5002,500
"
2.20
common
1.95
Feb
5c
54,000
3,000
31C
4%c
2.05
Dec
Steel
Feb
14c
•
Jan
35c
1 80
4c
May
9%c
Oct
Sep
14c
''
79c
Apr
1.90 Sep
2.00
2.05
-
Dec
4c
11 %c Dec
22%
:
Loan
May
6,409
9;315
—
i
Jockqy Club
Ontario
87c
61,900
80c
1.85
Dec
12c
22%
Ontario
Jan
Ontario Pyrites
9(IC
*
Apr
Nov
4%c
-
•
--
24c
27C
39c
•
74c
8c
Jan
3%c Jan
302,016
32,950
•8,500
2^5 Feb
40c
7%c Feb
23,500
4,000
10'Ac
-
Oct
Sep
12c
2.850
6'Ac 8'Ac
8'Ac
74c
12'Ac
Jan
25c
13,500
_•
Omnitrans
Jan
7%c
6%
6%
Jan
3.30
2.45 Sep
93,633
_50
Exploration
Feb
20%
Ontario
Jjlly
.
Okalta
20%
102-
18c
45c
70c
Oct
18c
Nov
13,779
Jan
Apr
Jan
—
8'Ac
July
7
.
Lid
2.25
Feb
i
_
*
1
—1
•
Gold
19 %c
100
,
1
Wood
Lake Mines
Jan
1.30 Dec
1,860
8,500
,
„
-
Ltd
Mines
2.95
Dec
...
..
(1940).
Ltd
Mines
Mines
O'Leary
1.16
1.65
1.71
28,650
,22c
Selections
Jan
15%
9 %c
Oil
Mar
16 Va
/
w'4.4-
1.14
O'Brien
40c
395
1 8c
Oct
Sep
56,175
3,832
60c
65c
4%c 5'Ac
18c
22c
42c
46c
__
Feb
15c
45c
8,800
18c
.
Jan
1.51
Dec
34c
7.849
18c
Ogama-Roekland
90c
2,430
1.35
100
2.05 May
Dec
3.000
3'Ac
•
'
Dec
18c
18
1.60
Mbr
12 %c Sep
18'A
9c
•
Maple Leaf Milling common
51c
1,900
18
18'A
-
15c
Oakville
Obaska
25c " Jan
Dec
1.45 Dec
8.500
25c
1.48
1
Goldfields
For footnotes see
16c
24c
1
Sugar
65c
1
_.
Manitoba & Eastern
Manitoba
—
•
Consol
Malartic
1.80
62c
—.
24c
*
Madsen Red
—
1
Mines..
B
Magnet
.
_1
._
MacMillan & Bloedel class A
Class
—
1
8'Ac
6.316
1.67
13 %c
1.76
1
Mines
*
10'Ac Oct
'
*
Explorations
Macfle
Mines—
Jan
2.25
Dec
1.05
45c
141,600
6'A
8c
14c
Sep
Oct
50c
3,500
12c 13 %c
2.48 2.55
10c
Oct
2.92 May
1.33 Feb
260,650
2.20
10c
16c
6'A
Mar
75c
1
Mines
Goldfields J..
Mines
Macdonald
8c
—
1
__—_*
1
1
•
Mining
Jan
16c
Yellowknife
Macassa
ll%c
99c
•
Uranium
Lorado
-
Feb
Nov
1.60
1.20
2,412
-—6'A
Canada
Northern
July
1
Long Island
52c
Sep
1.10
28,592
2.00
Inca
Nudulama
1
3'Ac Jan
Feb
29c
7,950
2.20
8'Ac
14c
1
_1
Gold
Star Oil
North
s.
1.00 Feb
Apr
37% Feb
5c
•
Class B
38'A
723
North
Oct
9,200
7c
45e
55c
Jan
8c
Jan"
3%C
.
4.10
Feb
Jan
Sep
16c
13 Vac Aug
7,500
5,000
7'Ac Dec
1,320
58% Dec
7,800
7%c
Sep
4c
Jan
22c
Feb
He
Oct
29c
Feb
16,000
6,000
4,922
_
2.40
4.000
8c
9,600
1.56
18,975
16,000
Jan
Sep
12c
86C
39%
*
A
class
55c
65c
■
*
North
Apr
10c
9%c
_1
Lexlndin Gold
1
•
Mines Ltd
Oils
North Denison
14
4,400
_
&
Jan
27
_•
Canadian
Oct
12'Ac
Oct
5c
8.000
50
1
Groceterias
6'Ac
5'Ac
6%c
Long Lac
12c
2.55
:
8%'c
Feb
8'Ac
34,948
60
62
20c 25'Ac
—
Aug
29 c
4.65
139,000
12c 17%c
61'A
Mining
Oil
Norpax
North
Gold
Mines
lf)%c
28
Sep
668,075
10% July
14
& Jones class B
Loblaw
Norlartic
10%
Leitch Gold
Little
Feb
10c
1
Norgold
4V2c
*
Lencourt
Nov
13%
1
Mines
Lawson
9c
—
•
—1
-1
Nordon Corp
_♦
A
_*_
Mines
Noranda
Jan
3
class
Mines Ltd
Jan
5%c
£
—
July
10
7% May
Yellowknife
Nlsto
■-
51c
Dec
lie
100
-7c
4%C
Nib
Jan
5.40
Nov
3.50
200
9%
Mar
3.45 Mar
Oct
1.40
700
-
39c
• ■(
■■
..
Feb
8 Ve Mar
1.20
3qc
New
'A
27%
Jan
26%
11,667
5%c 6%c
7'Ac
9c
"6c 6l^i6
18c
lgc'
6c 7'Ac
i '■ ..
New
'
'
■■
Feb
.
8.63 Jan
Dec
20c
294,650
i
B
Lavalie
4.00
•
"
9%c
Mines
Secord
Acceptance
Laurentlde
Class
1.65
10 Vac 12 %c
9%
1
Lapa Cadillac
Laura
Vic
-*
Lang & Sons
Lapaska
1.60
11
1
8c Mines
1.05
3.95
1
*
*
Mining
Lake Wasa
.'..A-.--.——————1
8c
Oils—
r*
—
Pete—" —
Merger will———1
.
—
Richfield
May
28,200
8c 8'Ac
1.96
18c 2QC
"6c
9c
13Va'c l$c
65c 79c
27c
,
14
4,700
14c' 15C
New
1,600
24c
26c
6V»c
Oct
10'A
100
IU3
Nomne
New Pacalta
New
>
,
—I
Gold
Newnorth
.
„
68c
1
Mines'—
Explor —.—___——1
New Mylamaque
,
New
23c
Gold
Morrison Mines Ltd
1
68c
14c
.1 : 8V4C
1.85
CT„
19c
—1 / A 8c
*1
13'%c
—
New
Va July
70c
8.10
——•
—
—j
May
245
8'Ac 9V*CCc
7c
7c
U—
Larder
New Marlon
2.10 Feb
18
—,1
Dec
13'A
84c
4,500
34C
28%C
9c
11%
Jun
Dec
225
2.85
38c
37c
19e 19%c
,40c 47c
V 29c
1
Jun
11
24c
175
2.60
32c
.31c
19'Ac
40c
—
Newlund Mines
.•
,
Jun
!
Hlghridge
i
MalurtlC.
Jason Gold—,—r_
LaguerrevMines—
Jun
-
Huglj
Kelore
NeW
1.53 Jan
U
Mines' Ltd_£_'_;—
New
'
-i
^^1
1
—!—Z
—
New
Jan
65c
17%:;
s.1
Mines
Dec
6%c
42c
—1
1
h New
21% Aug
16
13c
<
New
Feb
2.25
Sep
13,723
7,493
1,741
1.30
ltd•'
-I
Mines.
—1
NCw
23
.
33c
20c
—
1.40
37c
—
—
Shore
Lake
8%c
July
18 %c Feb
14%c
MliijnR 8c Exploration.
Labrador
13 %c
17'A July
5%c Dec
20c
-t
.1
—
Labatt.(John)
5%c Dec
45c
1
1
—
Feb
9,500
4,053
Fortune
Jan
1,670
2.87
60c 65c
15'Ac
16c
1.02 1.24
19c 24c
2.65
32c
-36c
.1
—
Jan
77c
7'A
98
170
3,500
;
—
9
Sep
26c
1,500
1.20
■''■
Mines—
Harricana
'65c
:
;■
.
Goldvue-
New
72c
-1
—
New
1.40
.—
Kirkland ToWnslte
Kiondilce-Keno •£
3.15 Mar
Sep
-J''
'
Keymet Mines i
Kirkland-Hudson
Klrkland Lake
New
25
14 %c
Keyboycon Mines
Jan
17%
1
1
Kerr-Adidson
.
Warrants
tfov
7c
1.40
,1 ■
New, Dickenson
30c
6%c
8%c
1.
.
48c
24
•
25
—1
Petroleum
■'(,'
Sep
6%c
6%c
1
*
1
Kayrand Mining
—
July
1.19
1.29
63c
15'Ac
1.17
22c
50c
:—-1
Davies Petroleum
New
Jan
15c
7c
26c
Oil-
Continental
New
,3.75 Sep
4%c
7c
22c
Jet
-•
-•
Mines
"
24c
66c
Oil
British Dominion
New
Sep
1.95
1.38
2.08
Feb
1.35 Mar
15c
2,030
48c 66'Ac
1.20 1.40
1.00 2.10
65c
70c
•
—
Jan
May
3,150
13c
ll%c
60 %c
40c
5,700
11c ll%c
1.95 2.20
1
Oils_^
Jun
7 tic
157,500
9c
3.50
Bidlamaque
25
225
1.54 1.60
25%
26
27V2 27%
11%C
1
-1
—1
Alger
New
New
8c 10V2C
3.35
New
Jan
14%
7'A
7'A
Apr
1.74
1,375
9'A
9'A
llJ/2
12
30c 32%c
10V4 11 %
271'4 27%
__
19c
11,500
33c
30c
—
9V»
11V2
,32c
IOV4
27%
•
Nov
1.95
Sep
Dec
6c
Nov
84c
4.55
24% 25Va
5%
5%
—
1.20
600
4_8c ; 49c
-23c 23c
15% 16%
—
2.15
Jan
18 Va
24,895
1
(1939)
Mines
Jellicoe
46 'A
Sep
42c
48c
1
Dec
100
Dec
Oct
7.00
Apr
50
—
5
___5
.•
•
-—20
Uranium
Dec
9
Aug
2.95
Dec
Nov
5%
17,500
1,450
ll%c
Labine
5%
Mar
7.00
38c
Dec
3.00 Mar
2,616
11
37
Jan
64c
Sep
2.00 Sep
15c
July
30c
_______—________—1
Mines
Negus
Oct
34%
Jun
33%
5,396
22%
9c
Feb
6
Nov
27
14.062
1
Oil
5%
20
30
1
Mines
5.10
Feb
20c
1,000
14,000
Jan
6.00
3.15 Dec
39,319
May
6%
1.55
26
Steel Car—
National Trust
National
Nesbitt
30%
35%
Jan
40%c Aug
14%
—____25c
_*
„—__________10
National Petroleum
July
9
.
30
35%
39
Jun
40c
50
5%
30%
Jacknife Gold
—•
Jack
Waite Mines..—-__1
Jasper
15,100
30
5
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Jaculet
55
2.23
5 .%
Sep
July
6%c Jan
185
10%
,36
class B_
Hosiery
National
36 V4 Mar
Jun
36
7%
8%
2.05
2.14
—•
100
•
•
-
30%
530
40
8
Powders com—*
International Metals class A
International
36
34 Va
1
Bronze
International
35 Va
39%
—
Mining
Inspiration
36
35%
•
30
2
Acceptance common
preferred
$1.50
Jan
13
Dec
Mar
*
Industrial
69
Sep
8,
57c
36% Mar
National Grocers common
51%
Jan
Jun
May
30c
8 Va
11
1
1
—.——*
*
*
preferred
National Explorations Ltd
Drug
National
31c
6%
0
Feb
Nov
96
48c
•
—--1
Ltd
38
38'A
Dec
2,800
11c
1.68
Dec
25'A
150
7,151
29%
Nov
8c
—
Oct
Nov
10c
23%
1,000
26c
6.60 .
23c
6
8
Dec
9,745
8V4C
1,62
——
Dec
5.70
250
37%
43%"
37 'A
Dec
Monioco
May
3,85
20c
5%
July
81
255
/ 1.75
,
Porcupine
Petroleums Ltd
Moneta
Mar
65c
3,15
26c
—
Jan
7
27c
3,200
3.25
—
6.60
22c
6
———
3.40 Mar
58
Oct
41c
26,050
51c
7.80
29%
Aug
36
—
*
Mining
Feb
20 V4
1.50 Sep
11,449
37%
8'Ac
Apr
17
200
38
38%
Oct
4c.
585
35c
8 %c
Apr
11'Ac Dec
275
55
9'%
34c 35c
8%c 9%c
6%c 6%c
—
1.80
11c
1.65
—
Corp
Monarch
Mortgage
18c
Oct
5
140
54
8.%
14%
—
common
Mmuamar
2,500
5'Ac
6c
30c
Jan
9c
Jan
10'A
7'/«
4,498
30
*
Pacific Grain
Petroleum
&
Mill City
May
Gas
«fe
Oil
Midland
Dec
Apr
Mar
860
30%c
Feb
8.05
34c
,7c
82c
2,500
.—100
*
*
—
Sep
Dec
6.034
•
Tramways
4c
20c
17c
,
15c
--
__
„
1,600
7,000
28 28%
92
92
—
13.50
Power pfd
&
Light
Mexican
33c
£1
1
Preferred
Indian
Nov
4 V2c
8.15
10
——-—10,;
*
Canada ordinary.S
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of
10
7,100
12%
'
•
1
1
I
& Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining
50
7C
32
common
Paper
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining
14
13c
1
Smith
Howard
Uranium Mines
Meta
Jan
—
Aug
1.05
Dec
35c
12,400
5'A
14tic
17c
28%
-
5
1
—-—-1
1
common
•
—
Island
Merrill Petroleum
32c
*
_____———1
Gold
Merrill
33
——————5
Yellowknife
Exploration
Mentor
Sep
44c
3,000
-1
Oil
Homer
Jan
19 %c
6c
24c
5
29%c Sep
12 'Ac May
13
——
Hollinger Consol
21 %c No?
Sep
5c
12
6 %C
Mfg
Holden
% »'
9,000
Dauch——————-*
class A
*
Hinde &
Hosco
18c
•
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Home
17 Vic
1
1
1
—1
Crest Oils Ltd
High
285
18c
7%,
7%.
—
*
—1
1
—*
Drilling, —
McKenzie Red Lake —:
McMarmac Red Lake _
McWatters Gold
Dec
10%
Oct
,,7
7%
5
Mclvor
Mar
46,500
common-*
Mines—
————I
Gold
Heva
19c
23c
7'Ac Nov
31c
*
Porcupine
Mclntyre
9
Paper
Hendershot
15c
8%
Nov
Oct
17
9 'Ac
29%c
100
McDougall-Segur
21'A May
Dec
9,500
39c 44%c
Dec
21%
13 %c 17% c
17c
•
Red Lake
Headway
75
19L953
8%
J
.
18
15%c
—.—_1
Lakes Iron
of
Head
18
——*
——
1
-*
common
Cotton
Hamilton
Hard
1
21%
Jun
13%
625
21'%
21%
*
30%c
1
•
1
common
43c
5c
*
Preferred
Bridge
4c
:—•.
—
Maybrun Mines'
McColl
Frontenac
Ltd—
for Consolidated
Halliwell Ltd, One share for each
four held,
„' V ' v\ V:, '1
.j
exchanged
Hamilton
Ltd
Maxwell
__
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd,
Max
39c
1
Ltd
Oils
Marwayne
Feb
Feb
17c
116,900
20c 24%c
9c
lie
:
—
Mar
Jan
9'Ac July
4'Ac
8,275
T
21c
1953
High
Low
9c
8c
—
Range for Year
High
*
_____
Marigold Ods Ltd
Martin-McNeely
Halliwell Gold Mines
Being
«oid
Marcus
Shares
1
-1
Malartic
Maroenor
31 %c Mar
49 Va Apr
Jan
8c
45
1
Maralgo Mines '
Jan
4.50
6.70
1
-—
& Alabastine
Gypsum Lime
High
(
3.00
1
-25
1
—
Low
for Week
Low
Par
4.45
Felt common
*
Greening Wire
.—________——
Gridoil Freehold
—90
West
Great
Range for Year 1953 1
High
Low
Par
Sale Price
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
200
Dec
Oct
Dec
Feb
36c
78% Feb
Dec
21c
Jan
4.25
37c
Mar
3.05 May
Jun
6'Ac Dec
22c
6'Ac Jan
30c
Sep
9
Aug
6
Dec
63c
Mar
18c
Dec
2,180
35c
Dec
7,500
4'Ac Dec
10c
Feb
80c
Apr
3,500
30,766
10c
Dec
14,650
36c
Dec
275
25,600
3.620
12,500
10,000
1.15
Jan
1.05 May
Oct
6%
Sep
9
5c
Sep
13 %c
Feb
Sep
Jan
1.15
Feb
17c
Feb
Sep
lie
Jan
56c
4'Ac
5c
Sep
3.45
Jan
2,000
15c
Feb
29c
Mar
9,600
3'Ac
Sep
6,300
3,600
25
64,250
100
5.900
200
500
30,700
1.50
1.95 Sep
22
Nov
71c
Dec
9c.
Feb
2.95 Mar
23
Aug
2.20
Jan
17% May
217a
Dec
Sep
1.99
Feb
Oct
4.75
94c
2.65
6c
35c
Jun
Mar
15c
Jan
Sep
77c
Jan
Volume 179
Number 5291
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(241)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pacific Coyle Navigation
Pacific (Eastern)
1
Pacific Petroleum
Page
Hershey
1.00
Paraniaque Mines
Parbec Mines
1
16c
•
4.10
__i
12c
Drilling
Partanen Malartlc
Pathfinder
Pete
Peace
River
Perron
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
Pioneer
&
Traders
73 %
Aug
Trans
Jan
Trans
Mar
Trans
Jun
60c;
5,500
Dec
30c
Jun
Dec
1.11
54c
37/8c Jan
4.20
200
3.15
3,500
4%c
Jan
1.000
50c
35c
33'Ac
38c
15,500
5.90
6.25
1,800
34c
37
& Gas__
6%
Jan
13c
Union
Uranium
Dec
58c
5.00 Sep
100
20
Jan
36%
34c
600
26c
Dec
65c
Feb
lie
4,000
9c
Feb
30c
7,400
90c
Dec
1.65
Dec
1.59
1.41
1.45
1,300
1.35
Dec
10
1
3.70
3.60
3.70
B
Mines
Steel
7,000
1.1*
Jun
1.76
1.60
1.20
1.60
16,350
1.05
Dec
2.25
Sep
•
Jan
&
Gas
Border
East
Quebec
Red
1
preferred
Jan
Waite
Nov
G
•
&
W
9c
l
70c
15c
12c
3,500
7c
Jan
27c
Feb
Weedon
11c
3,500
8%c
Sep
20c
Mar
Wekusko
Jan
West
West
Territories
*
74c
4,500
65c
July
12c
15c
16,400
9c
Dec
70c
i73c
3,600
68c
Dec
1.70
Jan
9.00 May
1.54 May
Western
16,100
45c
l
35c
35c 38 %C
29,000
*
20c
Sep
48c
Jan
15
14%
Western
Canada
Dec
22
Jan
Western
Grocers
common.
86c
78c
1
1
1.00
14 tic
l
15c
400
4%c
1.05
Jan
Weston
Jan
3.25
Wilrich
Dec
11c
Apr
3.200
80c
Oct
9.768
40c
Dec
1.15
45%c
9,500
4c
Aug
13%
3.40
Feb
18%
60
15c
16%
Sep
18%
Dec
22c
3,250
35c
2'Ac
14c
12c
9,198
2c
Dec
Oct
..v
9,000
11c
Dec
fc35c
Sep
20c
Apr
32
Jan
38'A
Dec
12
Sep
17%
lylar
3'Ac
4c
35,600
17%
17%
8c
Sep
2'Ac Sep
17
1,540
39%
42
3.410
30%
1.60
1.50
1.80
4.150
1.40
9c
9c
9c
600
3c
32c
8c
2.10
2.10
Apr
Sicks'
Gordon
Breweries
Voting
Silanco
1.53
1.67
25,600
1.50
Dec
38,500
1.00
Sep
2.82
Silver
1.80
1.95
8.100
1.35
Oct
2.80
9.10
9.80
3,914
51
50 Va
51%
3,383
4.50
4.50
4.50
150
33c 33%c
3,000
39%
39 %
39%
2,045
44%
44%
65
51
51
51
300
11c
—
11c
4,100
36%
*
Jun
43
1,500
4
Mai-
46
Silverwcod
47% Mar
8c
50'A
4.10
4.25
18,612
24
24
2 4'A
545
-
_
Brands
Paving
Standard
Radio
&
338
13c
Sep
42 %c
Jan
17c
10,930
5c
Jan
17c
Apr
17%
Brock
Htanwell
Oil
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
Steel
of
32c
14% May
17%
Dec
100
46%
Feb
63
Dec
50
28
Feb
34'A Aug
56c
Sep
70c
70c
73c
8,000
5.00
4.90
5.10
3,725
53'Ac
53c
65c
6,200
35
35
35
96%
96
96%
67'Ac
64c
77c
8'Ac
250
15
—
15
_1
preferred
Oil
Sturgeon
4,883
12%
Feb
17
1,300
31c
Oct
68c
Mines
1
River
St
Gold_
80c
4,100
29%
350
20c
28c
47%
45c
Dec
48%
1
-
Mines
1_
__
■-
Inlet
Sweet
_
1
Grass
8witson
St
1.15
29'A
4,908
25c
Dec
28c
22 3
1,375
45
100
7
7%
6%
6%
100
91c
98c
8,033
2,500
-
200
15c
17c
18%
29%
11'Ac
19'A
350
29%
30%
4,567
10c
12c
17,500
6.95
6.50
7.15
30,735
12%
12%
12%
100
—
16
c
Tooke
Bros
Torbrit
Toronto
Class
Sliver
Iron
Aug
4
Dec
6%
189,900
6
6
50
5
5
10
6%
Dec
12'A
Apr
1.70
1.85
14,928
1.55
Dec
1.58
Feb
26c
22'Ac
Jan
13c
Mar.
26c
28c
5,200
21c
8c
8'Ac
3,300
7c
6'Ac
3,000
5c
Dec
8,842
1.05
Sep
2.90
1.75
Apr
59c
Jan
1
22c
20c
13,000
14o
July
49c
Jan
23c
Exchange
-
Curb Section
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range for Yea*
High.
Pulp
&
Develop
7%
100
7
*
Paper
7%
25
25
125
22
19|>3
.'High
LOW
*
Canadian
,
•10y
Mar
Oct
28
Dec
8%
7%
8%
1,350
7
Apr
*
25
24%
25
925
24
Dec
1
10%
10
10%
9,660
7
Oct
—*
9% Jan
<
-■
6
Jun
90
Jun
98
49%
75
46%
Jun
49% Nov
6.55
6.80
2,301
4.80
Dec
17%
5
85
17%
17
454
16
Feb
35
35
25
36
May
23%
24
465
•
37
37%
461
900
common
common
7% July
Dalhousie
deHavilland
Jan
Hayes
16%
Jan
Sep
33
3'Ac Jan
5.80
12%
15c
Sep
Dec
9.75
12%
Oct
22 %C
Dec
87c
1.81
1.90
1,300
15%
16
1,460
20c
155,100
6c
24c 27'Ac
202,400
21c
1.75
13
Dec
2.92
16%
Dec
Jan
20c
Oct
Dec
90c
4c
Dec
10c
30%
Jun
Jan
10
10%
Oct
11
Dec
1.91
2.15
16,764
1.80 1
Oct
18C
9,400
35
4c
Feb
40%
41%
2,583
34 %
Apr
42% Dec
1,850
41%
15c
Sep
17c
125
20
75
Oct
72
73
115
69
Oct
28c
120
Feb
Dec
35
33%
35
1,039
33
Jan
83% Jan
35% Mar
7%
55%
54%
55%
2,221
47%
Jun
58
5
Utilities
29%
29'/a
29%
4,427
24% Aug
6'A
•
Inc
6
&
\
34%
6%
34%
3.80
34%
5
Paper
225
27
55
*
Ontario
Consol
Gold
Dredging
28%
57
75
48
28
28%
2,016
24
3.65
1
Pend Oreille
Bros
Third
Canadian
Thrift
Stores
-•
800
3.75
4.00
4.00
100
32%
32
32%
1,445
4.80
4.80
24%
24%
24%
1
Price
2.25 May
11,392
Nov:
72
125
Power
Jan
50
18
11%
Jun
Jan
11c
Jan
24c
16
Jan
18
16c
Oct
51c
4c
4c
6
1.40
1.40
100
17
17
50
15
Apr
17%
17%
75
15%
Apr
3%
81c
Nov
30'A Dec
5%
Oct
Feb
Feb
38
55
31
3.15 Nov
3.70
28
Sep
Apr
4.00
6.50
34
Gen
*
Invest
2
Consolidated
1
4.40
330
13%
16,750
59c
55c
30
'
46 %c
Oct
5.25
Jan
23%
Dec
69c
38'A Mar
8
79
134
52c
Jun
55'A
Feb
8%
18
8'A
40
Dec
Jan
Oct
Nov
NOV
5
Jun
Apr
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
a
OUT-OF-T6WN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No par value,
Odd
lot sale
Jan
d Deferred
Mar
in
Ex-liquidating dividend.
t
(not Included
In
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
range).
delivery sale
,
(not included
year's range).
privileges,
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
Oct
1.701 Jan
19
"
Oct
Jan
Mar
Jan
10%
40c
50
67
Jan
Jan
38%
18
5.25 Jan
4.75
73
Utilities
MacLaren
July
42c
Feb
11%
17c
Minnesota
Jan
11c
14%C
42
66
Aircraft
Paper common
Loblaw
Dec
14c
8%
16c
3.00 Jun
Feb
25% Mar
Feb
10%
2.15
Oct
18% Mar
39%
4.60
4.70
Bridge
Steel
Intel-provincial
Feb
1,000
38%
31%
Oct
11%
—•
International
Aug
375,300
2,000
21%
20% Mar
28
28c
6c
1
Dominion
18c
5c
Jan
Dec
*
Lumber
Oil
Jan
Feb
20c
14c
7.33
*
—
Western
Westinghouse
Consolidated Paper
7'A
Jan
•
90
49%
23%
1.85
34c
Sep
12% Mar
90
•
Bronze
Sep
Dec
27%
6.75
•
Canadian
Dec
10c
1
49%
—
5
6
Jun
»
*
May
19
Aug
e
r
Cash
price.
sale
I
(not
Included in year's range).
x
Ex-dividend,
u
Selling ex-inter^st.
t Flat
Ex-rlghts.
s
Ex-stock
dividend.
j
Nov
5
preferred
preferred
78c
2.05
1
■
Jan
4.50
Oct
Dec
1.46
___
Jan
47c
Sep
Sep
6'Ac
-
Dec
43
Dec
—
Jan
5
lie
Oct
36
Sep
St
Mines
Dec
1.85
A__.
Marconi
1.08
e
22c
15c
25
Canadian
1.55
*
A
Jun
9%c
1
Canadian
1,000
•
_
Jun
5c
13'Ac
..
12,583
Canadian
3,960
1
common
100'A
96
2.50
Dec
1.90
♦
—
8'A
Oct
135
12c 13'Ac
Mar
1.19
—
__
Apr
4,985
Canada <fc Dominion Sugar
__
1.75
«
—
Works
Mar
5%
8%
97%
12c
47c
1.15
_10
Tailors
Gold
14c
2.50
year's
Top
Dec
1
22
1.75
_
Thomson-Lundmark
Tip
6%c
*
17% May
1.16
•
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Tombill
May
2,500
8%
1
class
Industries
18c
26c
24'Ac
River
_
17c
7c
97'A
Metal
Canadian
1
Preferred
Jan
2.50
Knitting
Jan
•
Gold
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor,
Pearson
common
Dec
6%c
1.30
Yukon
Taku
6c
20,000
8%
#
45c
325
4
44'A
25c
Oils Ltd
12'Ac Feb
8,000
9'Ac
1.20
2nd
Dec
Sen
27%
19%
Industries
Sylvanite
1.14 Jan
97%
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Jan
Jan
12c
22
50c
_
98% Aug
8ep
8'Ac
1.30
Pato
Supertest (ordinary)
Surf
35%
Feb
35c
Dec
July
3,000
27c
7
20%
20c
27%
-1
-
Contact
Jan
91%
8c
1
1st
Jan
115
22%
1
common
Cons
Dec
26%
90
105,425
•
Oil
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
Mar
42c
27%
St
•
Sullivan
Jan
1,125
,
100
Par
Aug
15%
47%
67c
1
__
11
29%
20c
1
•
Sudbury
Jan
•
International
Stuart
6.85
4.35
Canadian General Invest
A
Gold
Jan*
42c
_
70c
<1
Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Jan
Dec
Dec
45c
7c
,
Friday
'
__
Ltd-
9%
47%
42c
—50
»
_
4.15
1.66
8c
9c
STOCKS
Jan
10%
*
Feb
Canadian Fond*
Jan
_
Gas
Feb
Jun
24
Jan
*
Bros
Oct
1.15
common
class
&
10c
33'Ac
Dec
120
York
Anglo
1.75
*
Stanley
Oct
Nov
19'A
67
Toronto Stock
July
Dec
1
A
%c
13c
17%
i
25
July
*
Dec
Mar
20%
;_T
Zinc
Jan
50c
(1944)
class
67c
15c
1
Andian National
65c
_______
_
Sep
20%
Mines
Jan
1,500
*
Paving
lie
5.75
26,149
Ltd
Standard
4.60
15c
„_1
Mines
25% July
70c
*
Standard
Jan
Dec
Nov
5
Feb
/84c
.
Standard
20
Aug
81c
___.
Mines
4,500
3.80
20
65c
—
Oils
12%
51
Jan
4.40
20%
1
Brown Co common
Co
Spooner
75
18c
10%
_
8% Dec
42
500
1
Canuck
Feb
82c
—
preferred
Stadacona
23%
17c
A
Valley
Southam
4.10
•
Gold
Somerville
Souris
class
Feb
7,200
1
Sep
35c
Jan
65c
Ltd
(Simpsons
staeoe
Dairies
Apr
Jan
Sep
July
-50c
.
3.25
16
95c
8c
Mar
43
1
Mines
Jan
May
27c
•
Alexander
Jan
23%
Mines
Standard
1.37
14
30c
Jan
1.80
1
-
Feb
2.81 Mar
1.45
Si
_
15c
Aug
1.28
_
Mining
Sep
Yukenc Mines
Dec
15 %c
1.67
1
—
common—
Trust
Silver-Miller
_
7c
2.25 Mar
Jan
1.37
1
__
Sep
Dec
9.80
Sale Price
Sherritt
70
3,000
Jan
8'A
5.00
Zenmac
Jan
39
Dec
10,375
14
35c
Yellowknife Bear Mines
,
24
2.20
14
34c
__
•
Larder
Yankee
5'Ac Feb
Oct
1,000
24%
,
Dec
8
20c
100
Gold
Lead
8c
Sep
Dec
4.45
27Va
common
Yellorex
Jan
25
6%c
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
763
1,080
200
8c
Combing
Jan
5c
Wool
1,404
8
4.50
;
Jan
6%c
Gold
Wood,
8c#* Aug
2,800
.
Winora
16
8
4.50
15c
63%
Ltd
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Feb
12'Ac
6.700
17%
15%
8
Sep
18%c
Petroleums
Windward
Feb
16c
c
(Geo)
Winchester
Nov
7c
43,100
12%
%
157/a
Jan
8c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.17 Aug
39%
3
4%c
Apr
Dec
1.10
13c
-—50
Miness
32c
Dec
12'A
•
__
1.70 Jan
27%
Tungsten
13,750
10'Ac
.50
preferred
Western
38%
•
__
Sep
10c
Leaseholds
Mar
14c
*
•
65c
5
1.70 Mar
53c
1
com.
Western
33c
1.50
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jun
Dec
3%c
42
Ltd
8,650
1
76c
12%
.—1
Ltd
1.35
Dec
1.60
*
Homestead
Sep
8c
1
Petroleums
Western
Jan
1.35
4,000
2c
12c
•
San
Antonio
Gold
Sand River Gold
1.30
1.11
15
.
20
Preferred
15c lSVsic
__10
preferred
9,300
13c
1
St. Lawrence Corp
12c
1.48
12c
2c
*
Sep
181/4
*
_
83c
Feb
48c
131/4
1
_
10.050
95c
1.50
*
common
8c
1.12
1.14
1.44
48c
1
Industries
26,925
1.08
4c
1
•
40c
10c
ll'Ac
1
_
II,900
1.45
1.10
1
common
44c
'18c 19 Vic
18c
50c
Jun
41c
__
Ashley
Preferred
32c
July
10% Jan
Feb
4%c
*
Apr
25
19c
Brew
14 %
1
118,850
59.
Jan
5% Sep
*
2,700
66c
87c
Dec
July
21%
«
Dec
12%
1
3.85
60c
2,410
61
*29%
.
Sep
Sep
33%c
Products
3.65
Mines
Oct
50c
lc
61c
15%
Sep..
10%
11
1
Ltd
3.80
Dec
27
1
Dec
4.85 Mar
61c
1
Oil
1
3.50
Sep
35
1
Consolidated
Westeel
Dec
1.55
21c
2.60
Nov
May
47,100
•
Malartic
Jan
70c
1
41c
32,685
*
common
34'A
Oct
90c
1
Equipment
Pyrites
11%
Feb
12%
25
Amulet
Jan
82c
1
Jun
10c
1
(1-945)
Jan
Walker
1
Rupununl Gold
Shawkey
8!/8C
21c
75
_:
Oct
12%
*
Waterous
Oils
B
Sep
May
5.70
warrants——
Oils
4c
70
3.40 Aug
1
Royal Bank
Class
50
—
12% c Mar
Oils
Royalite Oi]
A
500
75
—
7
4
Mar
15c
125
95c
2.85
93c
25%
275
2,050
Jun
Jan
1.33
*
Mines
Dec
Silver
Scurry
5'Ac
75
5'Ac
524
Oils
Sapphire
5'Ac
Violamac Mines
Virginia
Dare
Vulcan-Oils
l
Consol
Russell
Vicour
Jun
1.65
Long Lac_
Rundle
Mar
2.85
1.40 Mar
Robertson Mfg $1.00 pfd*
Roy
40
Dec
28,500
Uranium
Roxana
Sep
1.60
82,350
Rlx-Athahasca
B
31%
400
58
24
6.60
81c
__
4.50
—
Class
I,136
2.25
class A
B
3.10
MacDonald.
Rowan
35%
2.25
Class
4.00
Petroleum
Roche
35
2.25
Viceroy Mfg
Feb
12%
Jan
2.60
Utilities
Prado
Dec
1.52
1.30 Mar
12c
Inlet
Rexspar
26 %
Dec
4.35
Mining
Regcourt
Rio
Apr
61c
2.90
,
Uranium
Reeves
Dec
20
1.000
1
Poplar Gold
Reef
25c
3,180
•
Metalurgical
Red water
2,200
27
__l
Nickel Corp
Qucenston Gold
Rankin
•
79c
9%
Quebec
Radiore
Ltd
34c
9
Dome
Quebec Labrador
Quebec
Manitou
•
Feb
37c
86 %c
1
.
Mines
29c
9%
Chibougamau
Quemont
Ventures
1
Copper Corp
Quebec
Cons
79c
•
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines*
Quebec
Roi
26%
100
Metals
Preston
Van
*
29c
1
Premier Trust
Pressed
1.25
45
35'A
Oil
Premier
Dec
267/8
l
Corp
Prairie
Sep
25
Feb
99c
Dec
2.00
25
24
84c
46%
Sep
17c
200
6.25
6.25
1
Oils
United
1.20
16c
29%
13J/4
58
25
•
United
1,000
29%
50
.
Dec
80
13 %
__
Upper Canada Mines
71,400
*
29%
♦
;
Jan
30c
75
•
1.55
/
4.00 Mar
Sep
8%c
920
__
Sep
15%
31,000
Feb
28c
26%
1.51
42c
29,090
167,400
22c
Jan
24c
Gold
35c
34%
Class
2.15 Feb
83c
1.15
River
2.69
24c
10
United Keno Hill
United Montauban
1.00
27%c Sep
25%
Rouyn
2.59
33c
19c
United Fuei A preferred
Class B preferred.,-.
3,222
26
Power
5,400
33%
Sep
Jant
40,700
24c
Powell
15,600
36c
__
34
Jan
45c
1.18
Powell
8,335
39c
lie I3%c
38c
2.67
Feb
95c
1.18
•
Dec
227/a
United Corp class A
Nov
•
Oils,
33%
20%
•
1
Poplar
Sep
22 %
19c
Gas
Mining
Development
:_1
26
1
Union
Union
Oils
Petroleum
6,255
24,561
371,950
•
Apr
Ponder
Pontiac
Feb
63c
1
;
Jan
8.75
40c
l
1
common
14c
2 08
•
AcceDtance
Sep
53c
_•
Tungsten Corp
6%c
54c
•
Petroleum
Oil
'
>
1,000
341/4
2.00:
High
40
gc
33 %
1953
Low
United Asbestos
27c
1.12
—
•
Dec
1.65 Aug
1.15
•
1
Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
43c
Mines
Oil
Triad
10c
95c
2.O8
•
Mountain
gc
34
•
Oils
Range for Year
High
104 104%
__
*
Apr*
90c
1
Era
Low
50
Jun
Sep
for Week
__l
A
22c
Dec
12c
70c
class
29c
Jan
11c
Finance
Empire Oils
Trend
4c
Placer
■
Mortgage
Towagmac Exploration
13% Mar
70c
1
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Toronto
29c
1,067,000
4.10
37
Mineral
Gold
901
Shares
Range
Par
Dec
64
1,585
8'/2c
1.20
Sales
of Prices
Last
High
Jan
Week's
Sale Price
6%c July
6.75 Sep
17.700
6.25
Pershcourt Goldfields
Oils
72
73c
13'Ac 20 %c
l
15
STOCKS
*
Gold
Peruvian
5,125
1
Gas
People's Credit Sec
50c
221,075
1
-
Nat
32c
8.90
7c
50c
t'aymasier Consol
7,000
69
1
Parker
1.00
72c
34c
JANUARY
Friday
Low
32c 34'Ac
«
100
ENDED
Range for Year 1953
High
8.20
70
.
Pamour Porcupine
Western Oil
Shares
25 Vac
8.90
•
Pan
of Prices
95c
30c
—1
Tubes
WEEK
for Week
Low
1
_
FOR
Sales
Apr
Oct
July
'
42
The Commercial and Financial
(242)
Chronicle...Monday, January 18," 1954
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation
for Friday, January
15
Investing Companies
93c
—1.25
Affiliated Fund Inc
American
Shares
Business
American
Mutual
1
Inc—_1
Fund
5.36
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Johnston
Fund
4.33
(The)
Bid
Par
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
Mutual
Inc
30.58
1
B~1
10.24
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
19.80
B-3
(Low
3.30
B-4
Federal
.-1
26.52
27.68
Bonds)_i
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
(Discount
24.42
26.64
1
17.78
19.40
1
Eonds)
Bondst
10.52
Bond
Tr
—1
Blair Holdings Corp..——
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv
Net
Bullock
Canada
8-2
(Income
8-3
(Speculative
23.85
25.78
S-4
(Low
Century
Equipment shares_lc
4.44
4.89
1
16.92
19.98
21.60
Electrical
1
12.52
12.21
31
Manhattan
16.04
beneficial
of
stock—1
25c
*7.46
6.71
xl.86
Units
of
1
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
10.33
11.22
31.73
1
24.60
33.93
26.30
20c
5
5.11
17.52
5.30
18.94
Bond
Inc_l
2.48
9.72
37%
9.10
Income
:
Equity Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Fidelity
Industrial Fund
35%
10
Corp—
Founders Mutual Fund--—
8.39
*
stock
2
1
Capital
Trust
19.81
61.91
shares
Aviation
10.31
shares
Chemical shares
9.34
8*11
16.69
12.05
9.25
3.38
—1
5.23
10.81
11.81
Series
Slock
17.71
19.15
England Fund
$1.50
preferred
& Trading
Street
Pioneer
Fund
Fund
5.30
Putnam
.—1
14.78
Scudder, SLevcns & Clark—
Fund
Stevens & Clark
(net
inc
28.58
value)
asset
Certificates
of
2y4s Feb.
shares—lc
9.33
9.72
State
6.35
Stock
2%s
March
2%s
June
22,
1,
l%s
Dec.
9.10
6.33
Television-Electronics
5.77
6.93
7.60
Texas
lc
2.77
4.21
4.63
shares
(ex
1
l%s March
15,
—
United
Accumulative
lc
7.66
8.40
United
Continental
6.97
7.64
United
Income
3.97
4.36
United
shares
-lc
7.42
Growth
Companies Inc
Shares
101
1 %s
April 1, 1957
100.11
100.16
100
1955
100.13
100.14
10.68
12.17
1
11.81
12.77
Foundation Fund Inc_10c
1.91
Value
27.14
11.81
2.09
,
Mutual Fund Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
Dated
Dus
Bid
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Rate
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
bl.60
1.30%'
9-
1-53
3-
1-54'
Wail
bl.60
1.40%
7-
1-53
4-
1-54
bl.70
1.40%
2.90%
8-
3-53
6-
3-54
bl.80
1,55%
Bank
Institutional
Ins
Bid
Fund_lc
13.67
Jan.
21,
1954
Jan.
28,
1954
98c
Line
Income
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of
America
lc
of
11.89
12.93
Series
North
Fund
Investors Management Fund
1
17.21
17.58
Series
18,
1954
bl.22
1.08%
Mar.
25,
1954
bl.24
1.12%
1,
1954
bl.25
Feb.
18,
1954
hi.18
1.02%
Apr.
8,
1954
bl.25
1.15%
25,
1954
bl.20
1.05%
Apr.
15,
bl.26
1.20%
Mar. '4,
1954
bl.22
1.10%
_
__
•
_
«
Bank & Trust
New
Bid
of
Bank
Co—10
37%
of New York
the
Manhattan
100
379
—10
39
52
44%
47
6.12
County
Trust
&
Trust
State
Bk
Tr„25
&
391
1
53%
3%
4%
Federation
4.32
13.42
5.98
6.54
X6.01
4.67
6.57
5.10
8.10
8.83
14.34
14.63
9.93
,
>
1
10.71
20.33
20.82
Co
1
60 %
lo
94%
97%
Jersey
10
31
33
63%
72
75
10
123
24
National
&
38%
Trust
47%
49%
Maryland
4.13
9.98
5.72
2.70
4.43
11.45
Square
N
100
Bid
Ask
39%
41%
Casualty
85%
87%
35
Y
1Q
1
28
10
47%
20
64%
24%
100 %
103%
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
30
32
Irving Trust
23
24%
lo
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust-
100 1,590
46%
Merchant Fire Assurance-
American
Re-insurance
20
22
American
Surety
25
60%
62 3 i
Merchants
_lo
82%
86%
National Fire
56
59 %
New
Amsterdam
33%
36
New
Hampshire Fire
New
York
Fire
5
Continental
Casualty
Co
Crum & Forster Inc
lo
10
10
Employees Group
Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Federal
•
10
4
Fidelity
& Deposit of
Assn
of
Md
10
Philadelphia
10
(San Fran)—10
Piremen's
Fund
Firemen's
of Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
5
23%
229
$2.10 prior preferred-
96%
24%
234
100''4
.1
Bonding
& Manufacturers
York
1
116
69%
27%
28%
—
;
3.33%
—
8%
CO 0
9%
International
New
3%%
60
62
(This
85%
89%
been
67%
70 %
18%
20 Va
can
10
100%
104 %
^10
—
Providence-Washington
27%
29%
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
„.
(Texas)
....
2
26 %
.100
355
370
Nat'l Bank & Tr
44'%
St.
46%
37
39
Louis
National
Bank—J_ —20
National
Boatmen's
Bank- —20
50%
54 y4
—17
54
57
& Trust_20
27
30
49%
52'%
First National BankManufacturers Bank
Mercantile
St.
Trust
Union
Louis
Co
-25
Tower
Grove
Bank
United
—20
60
63
62%
66'%
—.
&
Trust —20
60
Trust
-100
155
Bank
<fc
25
Trust
165
Francisco
28
of Amer N T & S A_ .6.25
33%
34%.
_
-
8%
be
Ask
105 %
105%
104%
101
103%
due
of
Exchange
the
New
Gas
Nat
England
the
103%
104%
103%
104%
102
102%
106
51%
107
100
102
100
5.65%
102
103
•
104
pfd.100
pfd_50
52%
Power—
1
preferred
100
Tenn Gas Transmission—
York
5.85%
Texas
Bond
preferred
Elec
Serv
$4.64
pfd
Texas Power &
1983
103%
104
101%
102%
Monogahela Power 3%s
104 %
105
&
5
35
37
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
50
5
32%
34%
Standard
10
50
24
Travelers
100
875
895
lo
39%
41%
U
S
Hartford Fire
67
69
lo
b
Bid
175%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
180 %
U
S
Hartford
Fire
10
k
admitted
Lt
52
22%
2
Paso
4.60%
Long Island Lighting 3%s__ 1983
35!
1973
1973
4s
Narragansett Elec 4.64%
45
10
Natural Gas
1973
New
37%
Power
102%
4s
El
yet
listed
Record)
Jowa
1C1%
104%
government
in
Ask
104%
1959
4s
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
1969
not
under
bonds
Bid
4s__1983
Power
Southern
—.
quotations
found
States
Finance
104'%
'
42
...
Pacific
105
103%
1984
Bands—(Cont.)
Mountain
104%
Stocks-
to
but
heading
9%
Security Issues
51%
10
Accident
291
281
35%
St
Seaboard Surety Co
1
20
18%
1983
bonds
Rutgers Fire
5%
137
.10
42
65
Westchester Fire
4%
132
12%
40
63
50
3%s
RR
Stock
5
48
3%s„1983
issue, has
Globe
Steamboiler
125%
Bank
3%s
dealings,
5
,
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
Murine
.10
3%s__ 1983
admitted
17%
Fire
122%
.
Pittsburgh
Bank—
16
Hanover
100
Utilities
10
..
,
29 %
-4
States
10
12.50
1
Co
10
80
Power
Northeastern
Co
Sou Ohio Elec
Illinois
10
(Jacksonville, Fla.)_2%
2
25
Col &
5
American
53%
50%
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983
Florida Power 3%s
1983
Republic
&
-25
Security-First National
272
51%
116%
11%
Globe &
Gulf Life
37
Angeles
264
78
10%
26
5
-
2.50
&
35%
Los
31%
Bid
24
Fire
Fire
,25
First National Bank
San
Central
Northern
Paul
45%
29
Recent
Illinois
10
..
.
North River
Republic
43%
City
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr_ -20
Bonds-
71%
68%
.10
200
185
Detroit
Albany, N. Y.
46%
Indemnity
66%
39%
Commerce
Mellon
48%
United States Trust
44%
Pacific
38
of
65
113%
State Bank of Albany
Gulf
53%
52
10
Bank
25
Trust_17%
&
Trust
49
51
109
&
45%
Fire
32%
Bank
47
Pacific
1,640
25
Bank
43%.
52%
50%
63
20
Trust
Nat'l
2
_
33
16
100
City Bank
5
48
30 %
4
10
,
x31 %
50
Bank
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
Fire
46
20
22%
10
—20
National
Casualty
50%
Bank
Bank
City
20
Brook
26%
44%
Massachusetts
27%
Connecticut General Life
National
National
66%
20
50 %
5
—5
33%
24%
Camden
100
29%
common
31%
5
450
Co
202
26%
Union
52%
49
Co
38
197
22%
National
Central
Jersey
Bank
(The)
—
10
5
10
435
Trust
391
Hanover
New
N Y—lo
Co of
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Co
379
Guaranty Trust
National
5
Co
Insurance
390
National Bank of Detroit
City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
—
Par
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
Amer Ins
Boston
270
380
Cleveland
American
Home
American
Bankers & Shippers
40%
Bank
the
Franklin
89
263
26
10
Bank
Fiduciary Trust
First
X86
100
&
Bank
&
123
10
Y)
of Freeport
Lincoln National Life
Automobile
Trust
Northern
Trust—33%
Savings Bk__100
74
Illinois
Bank
National
Harris
Ask
x71
Cleveland Trust Co
N
Trust
Meadow
Ask
143%
5
National
First
Bid
25
and Trust
22.17
19.26
Continental
Union
Empire
4.50
61%
_16
Co
Plains
6.65
12.35
Par
Chicago
City Nat l Bank
Trust
(ex-distribution)
Trust
(White
Trade
Bid
1.15%
Companies
Mutual Bank & Trust
57%
Insurance
1954
Ask
York—
Sterling National
139%
1.05%
Apr.
Continental Bank &
—1
10
Ask
bl.20
1.00%
Commercial
1
lo
Assur
1.70%
1.00%
Shares—
Aetna Insurance Co
(Newark N J)__2%
1.80%
bl.15
__
_
67.50
5.77
1
Inc
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Equitable
1.75%
b2.00
bl.15
—
Rye National Bank
American
b2.00
1-54
1954
23.07
Insurance Companies
4
bl.95
1-54
1954
Public
.
2-54
1.60%
4,
48%
7.63
1
1956
Automobile
8-
9-
1954
46%
7.00
._1
1955
American
i
bl.90
Bid
11,
47
2.50
Series
Agricultural Insurance Co
Ask
1-54
Treasury Bills
Mar.
44%
5.28
1
.
Trust
12.73
Aetna Life
10-
Mar.
10
1
Inc—1
E
Amer
11.65
.Part.
1-53
4-54
0.50%
15
Trusts-
1
r"y
2-53
1-
0.85 %
Chemical Bank
Diversified Trustee Shares—
16.96
,
11-
12-
2.15%
Bid
6-
11,
64.00
1
Investment
Type
Boston
Trust
98.4
Feb.
Manufacturers Trust Co
Unit
1.35
15.50
1
|
Investment
1-53
bl.OO
8.79
1
Fund
Fund
Wisconsin
1.22
Due
10-
bl.10
—
28.28
14.95
88c
lc
98.24
97.28
Ask
Bankers
1
Shares
Street
Whitehall
11.28
Fund
99.8
98.16
2.25%
Chase National Bank
1
Fund.
Fund
Wellington Fund
10.43
Fund—lc
99.12
99
2.35%
United States
22.84
1
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
1
Growth
Institutional
99.16
103.12
99.4
Dated
2.70%
26.14
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Ltd—
Institutional
99.8
1957
1,
99.22
99.14
103.3
1 %s April
1, 1958
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
Ask
1.50%
Com Exchange Bank & Trust_20
—
Fund
Fund
Science
Investors
Income
April
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
of
11.66
26.35
1
Inc__l
Industry
Guardian
100.8
100.2
14.19
8.14
1
Growth
—
2%s
14.68
Fund
split)
Inc
Value Line Fund Inc
Great
1956—
1, 1956_
March 15, 1957
100.30
1954
Ask
100.6
l%s Oct.
100.25
1954
point
1955
1,
l%s
100.27
13.12
1
for
2
Fund
lc
shares
Utility
Inc
-——lc
shares
stock
Railroad
Steel
Tobacco shares
Fire
15,
100.7
100.19
l%s Oct.
15.
a
Bid
100.6
3.05
Equipment shares —lc
Bond
113
Notes—(Cont.)
100.17
1954
1954
15,
32nds of
more
or
l%s Dec.
Notes—
March
Stamped
lc
Railroad
1961
_
Maturity—
Treasury
14.68
_
2
Inveslors
-—lc
——lc
shares
Petroleum shares
Canal 3s_
100.15
100.13
1954
2%s Aug. 15. 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
Treasury
Ask
8.03
Fund
Shares
Amer
Slreet Investment Corp__
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—_
6.97
8.30
Common
Selected
28.58
7.69
shares
Merchandising
Mining
Panama
Indebtedness—
15,
Bank
Shareholders. Trust of Boston-
RR
Bid
Maturity-
Par
5.29
7.01
112
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Holes
19.76
Fund
(Geo)
Scudder,
lc
100.12
100
wi.
1955
19.86
_1
18.28
9-98
9.46
shares_lc
98
100 10
101.4
15.03
18.27
Sovereign
Bond
100.26
100.23
32
—2.50
Inc
Inc—-
•5.83
shares
1958
26 %
25
5
8.97
Company
5.80
24%
———5
Petroleum
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Priced
1,
May
Feb.
2.95
Inc—lc
Canada
5.81
Investing
2%s
100.4
97.20
Feb.
4.49
2.69
_1
of
4.10
—lc
Fund
9.34
Institutional
1957-55
5.72
1
——1
8.46
Low
1,
3.69
8.52
shares—
bond
1,
7.29
—1
Series,
5.29
administered
Feb.
5.14
7.72
shares—lc
shares
100.25
100.18
100.6
2%s
8.19
4.70
lc
——lc
Food
Fully
General
100.21
1955-54
10.11
7.49
8.63
lc
Equip shares
1955
1956
1,
13.03
6.67
4.82
«—
100.10
1,
1,
100.6
10.23
--1°
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Electrical
11.21
15.55
Pacific Ainer Investors com__10c
10.97
——lc
Building
100.4
Feb.
2%s May
1%S Oct.
100
1, 1954
2%s June 1, 1954
Bata
1
Resources
New
7.82
10.01
Feb
2%s
12.71
1
Series
Resources
Pine
7.13/
lc
——
2%s
100.11
100.5
for Cooperatives—
Feb.
8.44
12.71
1
Fund Inc
5.98
lc
shares
Automobile
100.7
15.90
7.68
_1
—
Natural
Securities—
Group
14.63
1
Series
Natural
21.42
66.57
5.50
100.16
100.8
3.00%
Corp—
Stock
Stock Series
2.60
1
1
Inc
Corp
Investors
Ask
100.10
1954
31.19
1
—
Series-
Speculative
21.44
1
Industries Fund
1,
18.96
29.01
T
Inc
Fund
Preferred
7.09
7.13
6.47
6.51
19.56
2.39
lc
Inc,
Investors
Inc
General
17.54
•
Interest—
Balanced Series
Growth
lo
series
stock series
Nov.
National Security Series—
Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
2%s
Corp-
Investors
1
Fund
%s
Fund—
Wide Securities—
Nation
National
Fund
100.5
1954
1954
1.75%
Howard-
Fundamental
21.39
Shares
Trust
Balanced
Preferred
Life
beneficial
Shares
Mutual
point
Bonds—
Stock
Mutual Fund of Boston
Mutual
8.18
7.35
2.04
1
Fund_l
Investment
First Boston
19.79
interest— .1
Investors Growth
Growth
Stock Fund
Gas
Trust—
.1
5.83
Financial
4.64
8.46
1
17.64
5.32
Balanced
4.21
7.72
Inc—10c
Inc—
common
Diversified
General
Fund
Investors
Massachusetts
Fund Inc—
Funds
Diversified
Futures
lc
10.24
39.38
Diversified
Franklin
4.77
5.25
1
10.14
38.99
Diversified
Stock
3.84
5.73
1
1
Central Bank
1%S
Mass
value
1
Fund
———-1
&
3.48
5.20
———lc
Bond
Massachusetts
Inc—
value
asset
Baton
shares
shares
3.40
lc
lc
i
13.20
29
Steel
13.61
1
3.03
shares—lc
Paper shares
16.66
15.33
—-1
Inc———
2
Figures after decimal point represent one
—
Metals
Non-Ferrous
7.38
•
Industries
General
138
15
15,
Funds—
Petroleum
asset
Delaware
Equipment shares.lc
3.10
Business
1
De Vegh Mutual
Net
4.08
Automobile shares
18.29
Vegh Income Fund
Net
3.70
2.81
12.32
Ctfs
J
lc
8.81
(Net Asset Value)
7 ,425
100.4
Bank
100.3
37.03
11.38
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
De
37.03
Lexington Trust Fund
Managed
100.2
Land
6 29
1
Fund
March
a
Bid
Federal
1954
32nds of
more
or
.v
10.63
Inc—_1
Inc
Fund
5.73
9.73
9.52
6.79
2.75s
15,
27/eS April
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
1
—25c
25.82
com—10o 7,225
■———100
133
Feb.
one
"
6.83
23.57
Trust
preferred
Concord
6.25
Com
1
Commonwealth Investment ——1
Composite
Stks)_l
Priced
Knickerbocker Fund
Securities
Christiana
8.74
8.94
Fund
2.75s
■
Ask
Banks—
Loan
9.60
8.00
24.01
Inc
Shares
Chemical
8.79
8.27
Fund
Fund
12.86
Stocks)—1
Com Stk)„1
Com
22.21
Ltd
General
Canadian
11.78
S-l
10.49
22.76
10c
Invest
Fund
8.75
Corp——5
value
Street
18.79
8.01
1
Inc
asset
17.23
Pfd
21.17
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad
Stocks)—1
(Speculative Pfd Stksi_l
(High-Grade Com Stk)_l
•
America
oi
Boston Fund
2%
(Income
K-2
8%
8
2
9.63
Corp
Home
11.49
K-l
Beneficial
Bid
31.20
Keystone Custodian Funds—
12.94
9-47
18.22
3.02
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
1.02
4.95
4.05
11.91
25c
Aberdeen Fund
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
3%s
1933
Lgt—
preferred
$4.84
Worcester
4.44%
105%
County Elec—
preferred
100
100
1
—
101
37%
52
3
42
44
2
26%
27%
FOOTNOTES
FOR
x
yield price.
Stock
to
OVER-THE-COUNTER
t
•No par value,
listing on the New
Exchange.
York
wl
y
New
ISSUES
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
\.
I
Volume 179
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
COURSE
THE
Bank clearings this week show
With
a
year
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
us,
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
BANK
Or
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
last day of the week in
ter
clearings from all cities of the
from which it is possible to obtain
be
3.3%
above
Our
year.
those
for
the
corresponding
preliminary totals
stand
against $18,880,849,859 for the
this center there is
3.2%.
States
last
week
$19,496,716,767
in
BY
1954
1953
;
For that week
9.
there
was
an
970,394,367
1,006,660,212
1,056,000.000
1,065,000,000
540,571,874
543,597,026
360,106,783
368,009,615
Philadelphia
Boston
__r
349,300,000
Reserve District the totals record
increase of
in
433,039,769
.
304,983,775
3,731,503,185
2.1
2.3
+
0.8
—
12.9
—
10.4
—
4.4
—
$14,296,803,801
cities, five days—
0.6
—
483,166,821
291,677,464
;
0.8
409,213,301
4.8
+
3,820,038,380
Week Ended
3.6
—
517,411,226
356.534,295
Baltimore
clearings at this
2.3
—
+
1st
+
3.3
increase of
an
Reserve District
of
13.3%
and
13.9%^
the
in
in
the Dallas Reserve District by 9.2%, but in the Saa.
Francisco Reserve District the totals are smaller by 0.6%..
cen¬
1954
2nd New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
11
+ 34.7
8,616,239,933
8,783.992,15S*
'
1,217,596,471
1,170,105,375
+
4.1
1,084,782.929
1,101,696,562:
1,255,361,087
1,069.926,795
+ 17.3
1,026,988,913
1.009,968,895.
653,048,101
617,185.986
+
5.8
568,286,677
948,873,286
+
8.3
868,074,507
799,976,71"#
1,397,927,565
1,227.493.378
+ 13.9
1,072,913,281
1,186,722,9721
588,550,755-
44
17
St.
Minneapolis
Louis
44
4
530,905,453
645.042,710
569,085,855
+13.3
483,740,889
+
9.2
455,630,076
455,686,020
614,918,985
+
6.0
574,251,264
610.017,020
456,359,512
+
9.2
377,986,009
387,687,16k
1,013.262,130
44
10
—
651,894,160
498,405,280
City
528,083,210
1,019,751,714
0.6
938,436,924
934,814,531?
22,582,553,166
18,448,972,342
+ 22.4
16,774,516,938
17,069,806,585-
10,090,686,199
9,220,286,621
9.4
8,489,284,268
8,634,612,604)
44
7
Dallas
San
9.574,847,279
679,788,323
1,027,799,142
9th
11th
$
12,896.976,077
II
8th
Kansas
1951
$
642.578,325
44
Chicago
10th
1952
%
+ 14.4
41
7
___
6th Atlanta
7th
Dec.
696,683.288
44
Richmond
Inc. or
$
797,157,233
44
11
:
5th
cities
12
...
York
1953
•
$
Boston
(
-
14
^
Francisco
2.9
$19,496,716,767 $18,880,849,859
Louis
44
10
—
548,348,100
3.3
764,007,678
January 9—
Federal Reserve Districts
12th
+
St.
Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.2%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals are larger by 6.0% andfc
Outside of this city there
week in 1952.
same
increase of 9.4%, the bank
an
the
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
9.2
+
—
341,600,000
513.524,000
Francisco
Pittsburgh
342 in the
%
$9,257,161,825
Chicago
Other
ended Jan.
was
TELEGRAPH
$10,107,764,393
Cleveland
The Cleveland Reserve District enjoys a
gain of 17.3%, the Richmond Reserve District of 5.8%
and the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.3%.
In the Chicago-
having amounted to $22,582,553,166 against $18,448,972,-
_
Kansas City
St. Louis
trict of 4.1%.
statement, however, which
are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
we
22.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
York
all cases has to be estimated.
present further below
we
tb«
increase of 35.4%. We group
an
Districts in whicflt
they are located and from this it appears that in ther
New York Reserve District (including this city)
th«r
totals show an expansion of 34.7%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 14.4% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
detailed
elaborate
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
1953.
the
In
At
Week Ending Jan. 16—
San
at
week
same
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
New
United
weekly clearings will
having registered
cities according to the Federal Reserve
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the
Jan.
16,
(24sy ^
j
$18,116,842,181
"
All
cities,
day.
one
Total all
786,300,637
cities for week
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended. Results
Outside
York
New
cities
111
Total
City
■
T
,
We also furnish today, a summary
For that
the month
for December and the 12 months of 1953 and 1952 follow:
increase for the entire body of clearing
Description
—Month of December—
Stocks—
Number
1953
—Twelve Months—
1952
1953
1952
,36,158,676
40,515,597
354,851,325
337,805,179
$62,125,500
$79,101,000
$682,762,700
$692,906,100
•
shs._
of
Bonds—
Railroad
& misc.
Internat'l
Foreign
U.S.
284,000
77,000
1,220,000
939,000
6,861,500
6,818,500
91,913,440
78,836,490
Government
Total
.
Bank-
govt
1,000
45,000
44,000
194,050
$69,272,000
bonds—
$86,041,500
$775*940,140
$772,875,640
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the 12 months of 1950 to
1953
is
indicated
;
i,
in
the
1951
1952
>.1950
-Number of Shares
——
——
a
District of
of
improvement of 3.3%, but the Chicago Reserve District
suffers a decline of 0.8% and the Minneapolis ReserveDistrict of 1.9%. In the Dallas Reserve District there isr
7.7%.
there is
District
1953
3,322,781,351
46,555,827,465
16
Atlanta
4,412,247,523
37,141,073
70,180,730
42,576,115
7th
February
Chicago
30,209,260
27,195,265
41,233,877
33,406,252
8th
St.
March
42,472,257
29,512,893
35,625,302
40,411,025
9th
4,431,783,578
106,768,419
93,849,231
147,039,909
116,393,392
31
8,670,676,486
7
2,965,258,101
,
2,233,690,563
—
—
—
—
—
8,736,235,969
2,870,675,446
>_16
15
2,277,515,763
3,565,952,954
Louis
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
+
5,770,698,284
2,849,480,685
—
5,789,242,617
2,874,122,437
Richmond
6th
5,329,549,003
5,737,824,483
8
Cleveland
5th
.16
Philadelphia
+
—
48,244,665
11th
Dallas
11
41,604,044
12th
San Francisco
19
4,906,180,143
5,085,401,354
95,271,629,233
94,788,975,581
49,100,758,429
49,865,209,504
34,370,236
28,962,930
34,289,734
May
25,766,988
23,585,782
38,456,890
June
26,075,090
25,515,558
27,402,150
45,647,098
100,148,774
1950
1951
or
$
$
2,751,183,838
2,878,181,784
42,962,697.083
40.088.463,509
7.7
4,826,455,036
4,730,949,467
0.1
4,843,164,490
4.789,593,185.
0.9
2,464,931.436
0.4
3,898,164,694
0.8
7,255,437,071
2,595,935,893
2,249,195,014
3.387,534,543
7,158.583,437
1.3
2.9
3.3
2.504,218,051
+
3,508,738,363
1.9
2,043,293,987
4.0
3,350,489,423
1.968,089,492
3.177,677,55©
2.0
3,275,495,054
3.031,812,80P
3.5
4,541,812,377
4,220,031,319
0.5
84,936,058,328
80,057,332.15k
1.5
—
3,422,125,986
3,577,437,870
April
.
Dec. %
17
3rd
-
Inc
47,885,876,450
12
2nd New York
3,5%.
$
3,281,281,940
.14 eltlet
Boston
of
1952
$
Month of December—
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
gain of 2.0% but in the Kansas City Reserve District
a loss of 4.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve
a
the
in
and
by 0.1%; in the Richmond Reserve
0.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District b'^r
The St. Louis Reserve District has to its credit ai*
0.4%.
houses of 0.5%,
Philadelphia Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
1.3%
smaller
are
District by
an
1952 aggregate
decrease
34,086,902
Quarter——
was
clearings having been $95,271,629,$94,788,975,581. In the New
York Reserve District the totals register an increase of
2.9% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
the
January
1st
there
the 1953 aggregate of
233 and
4th
following:
: 1953
>/.
Month—
December.
of
totals
of the clearings for
month
on
+
43,360,563,786
41,299,496,35»
135,495,807
2nd
6
Quarter
-
86,212,314
Months
78,064,270
192,980,733
—
171,913,501
22,233,978"
August
23,892,939
20,904,978
September
27,172,196
24,135,228
73,299,113
247,188,683 251,889,199
24,115,424
69,155,630
July
3rd Quarter
•October
25,676,879
30,082,854
59,819,556
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
December
of
BANK
CLEARINGS
(000,000
and
the
12
44375047076 524,799,621
cities for the
LEADING
IN
CITIES
1953
New York—
46,170 44,923
1951
1950
1953
below:
41,575
38,757
470,289
4,351
3,712
3,748
2,720
2,384
2,267
29,772
5,474
4,562
4,468
55,662
1,580
1,506
1,300
1,302
17,293
16,019
44,780
28,334
55,433
15,994
1,760
1,888
1,561
1,615
19,933
19,189
18,483
2.495
2,602
2,343
2 117
27,282
26,768
27,350
13,645
11,054
5,013
__
56,635
+
Atlanta
31
7
Louis
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
Kansas
Dallas
San
15
_
__
If
40,674
25,348
51,102
14,896
2.1
448,582,219,128
414,311,558,6+9?
59,695,716,109
1.1
58.519,764,224
59,036,291,212
+
8.4
57,220,389,525
53,916,451,865*
49,955,823,4)3
30,233,803,142
+
6.1
28,853,159,196
25,517,834,803
5.6
43,770.755,114
9.1
87,692,172,763
37,968,919,993,
78,110,378,151
27,499,162,301
—
47,129,036,772
+
98,945,997,873
90,681,090,767
+
30,239,630,745
+
6.8
29,673,046,902
32,289.771,169
ff
25,341,872,119
39,144,063,532
40,569,946,919
+
24,498,358,704
38,970,645,228
If
38,779,000,551
—
24,164.617.890
21,776,757,4801
0.4
38,286,799,029
4.6
33,995,564,664)
31,143,248,007
45,345,703,803
3.4
55,173,113,695
53,949,057,670
+
2.3
35,764,599,924
53,252,291,927
1,021,953,741,211
987,213,792,857
+
3.5
939,809,246,728
850,137,943,905
525,489,757,110
+
5.0
508,034,719,348
450,829,309,5*^*.
ff
182 cities
.
York City
The following
30,596,541,67?'
551,664,441,149
19
Francisco
New
$
34.029,431,106
49,769,821,630
ff
11
__
Total
Outside
+
A
compilation covers the clearings since January 1, 1953 and 1952:
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
—
Providence-
164
164
135
141
1,779
1,612
7,994
1,575
Milwaukee-
494
469
365
334
5,389
4,954
4,396
16,782
21,982
12,154
9,928
16,707
17,683
14,113
6,870
22,855
6,934
6,833
1,498
3,733
Buffalo
526
533
450
411
6,164
5,680
5,408
4,671
Pittsburgh:San
Fran._
Baltimore
1,354
Cincinnati
_
1,357
1,135
1,059
1,133
_
1,106
906
898
14,280
11,327
15.407
12,523
Kansas City
1,567
1,681
1,572
1,511
18,280
Cleveland—
2,167
2,152
1,817
1,729
24,207
Minneapolis
New
1,436
Orl'ns
1,261
15,940
16,411
722
649
612
8,317
7,898
7,435
2,792
2,171
2,046
32,254
28,371
26,622
798
768
702
659
8,564
7,927
7,578
710
699
696
687
7,637
7,980
Louisville—
Omaha
Paul—
Denver
1,317
758
2,769
Detroit
St.
1,491
18,041
21,580
15,842
18,446
22,094
553
74,495,597,870
90,455,281,857
81,955,210,175
48,766,497,266
Dec. '7*
0.7
+
3.4
+;
+
13.2
250,783,025,430
241,313,025,637
+
3.9
136,113,211,924
128,685,612,831
+
5.S
85,442,341,546
82,829,877,312
+
3.2
46,252,211,948
42,887,008.323
+
7 J9
April-
82,103,610,978
79,128,486,830
+
3.8
44,432,006,961
42,019,506,016
+
5.7
May..
88,893,269,435
84,546,100,827
+
5.1
47,176,363,800
43,522,772,865
+
8.*
256,439,221,959
246,504,4647969
+
4.0
137,860,582,709
128,429.287,204
+
7.4
507,222,247,389
487,817,490,606
+
4.0
273,973,794,633
257,114.900,035
+
6.4*
Total
1st
quarter
June-
Total
Total
2nd
6
quarter-
months
5,184
470
5,795
5,627
6,986
+
2.5
47,087,998,082
8.6
7,117
5,972
43,351,099,948
7,195
84,860,024,258
+
529
3,235
3,063
72,981.067,927
+
7.1
43,705,810,634
9.1
3,315
78,141,087,026
+
3,598
August
40,048,171,295
292
84,303,925,291
81,352,817,387
+
3.6
45.300,953,010
44,320,933,613
+
2.3
September
249,462.711,185
239,193,909,572
+
4.3
136,094,761,726
127.720,204.856
+
6.®
756,684,958,574
727,011,400,178
+
4.1
410,068,556,359
384,835,104,891
+
6.©
87,482.460,152
89,904,110,106
2.7
47,515,600,562
48,521,143,639
82,514,693,252
75,509,306,992
+
9.3
44,979,525,799
42.268,299,076
95,271,629,233
94,788,975,581
+
0.5
49.100,758,429
49,865,209,504
quarter-
265,268,782,637
260,202,392,679
+
1.9
141,595,884,790
months-
1,021,953,741,211
987,213,792,857
+
3.5
551,664,441,149
6,198
719
637
9,065
8,676
8,196
7,198
564
515
6,077
5,954
5,371
,3,094
1,385
693
750
684
630
8,300
8,466
5,776
8,195
Salt Lake C.
368
359
324
313
3,973
3,687
3,516
Hartford
181
164
133
128
1,826
1,684
1,526
„-
__
81,842
81,552 73,124
69,136 871,394
6,909
845,199 806,375 732,247
•Other cities
13,429
13,236
142,014
133,434 117,890
Total
95,271
94,788 84,936 80,057 1021953 987,213
939,809 850,137
11,812 10,921
49,100 49,865 43,360
now
add
our
150,559
41,299"551,664"~5~^5>89~ 508,034 450,829
87,017,698,868
Total
3rd
quarter
Total 9 months
October
November
December
Total
__
...
4th
Total
12
—
detailed statement for each city for the month of December and since Jan. 1 for two years and for the week
1952
1953
$
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1953
$
1952
$
10.047,461
10,373,292
Portland
26.866,501
24,213,295
2,654,103,548
2,720,585,656
14.801,432
Massachusetts—Boston
3.2
+
Dec. %
1954-
t
117,993,656
525,489,757,110
+
5.0
Inc. or
1.3
*
6.9
2,696,313
2,285,908
6.433,482
5,492,530
652,075,548
566,418,022
+
1951
1952
4.1
252 ,331,926
28,594 .903,647
0.T
Dec. *
+ 11.6
281,598,642
29,772,933,383
+
f
+
2.4
140,654,652,219
1953
110 .342,690
+ 11.0
—
6.*
Week Ended January 9Inc. or
Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
2.1
+
ended Jan. 9 for four years:
January 1 to Dec. 31
Month of December
> Clearings at—
First
46,750,319,045
—
491
831
We
0.7
$ i
40,302.824,282
45,211,299,730
43,171,488,819
591
564
N.Y.C.
40.596,395,613
+
266
536
791
Out.
February
74,986,363,042
March
Inc. +r
1952
1.7
+ 10.4
84,371,452,420
667
554
„
—
85,832,145,703
January
Clearings Outside New York
$
Dec. %
$
$
1953
Inc. or
1952
283
Memphis
all
Clearings, Total All
626
-Richmond-
Tot.27 cities
•
1953
Months—
313
—
Indianapolis
•Seattle
1950
5.1
64,014,958,533
ff
.16
City
Twelve Monti?*
1951
59,021,108,322
ff
4...
_
%
32.077,222,707
If
8
-t-:
$
Dec.
1950
1951
45,067
28,594
479,158,607.852
If
17
_
Chicago
12th
461,724 431,774 399,308
47,999
+
If
16
_
16
6th
7th
11th
DECEMBER
34,669,135,801
489.335,591,580
II
12
Philadelpnia
10th
1952
2,654
Philadelphia
3rd
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
4,215
„
___
Louis
1952
IN
with
ended
months
Month of December
•omitted)
«t.
New York
967736,048 "98,290,275 151,294,838
of bank clearings at leading
course
Boston
2nd
30,239.276
December in each of the four years is shown
Chicago
36,443,691,436
40,515,597
354,851,325 337,805>79
$
Boston
88,571,479"
Full Year
Inc. or
1952
$
1st
months for four years:
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
1953
Reserve Districts
36,158,676
—
+
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 12
Twelve Months
Federal
42,530,542
Quarter
month
48,389,813
43,085,469
York City
26,684,331
November
The
36,394,904
"9^7025018 121,615,584
New
We append
25,981,175
25,728,472
December
4th
33,641,623
Outside
44,548,555
38,472,675
38,594,354
266,279,846" 2417069,131 '345,213,801 373,504,783
Months
9
"277988,591
.182 cities
Total
—
2,238,461
'
%
2,509,313
+
18.0
+
17.1
4,548.781
5,577,96a
+
15.1
533,209,988
567,063,233,
0.2
2.030,616
3,092,738
13,353,138
+ 10.8
123.,732,982
+
27.5
3.206,705
3,199,655
+
Holyoke_
7,611,185
5,961.548
+ 27.7
71,066,965
64,,681.104
+
9.9
5,583,400
5,428.655
+
2.9
62,290,508
60,,288,426
+
3.3
1.570,962
1,107,125
-1
Lowell
14,472,227
+
10.5
178,258,011
125 ,913,676
+ 41.6
3,281,036
3,100,817
+
5.8
2,423,814
2,541,623
15.993,233
2.5
598,454,619
560,,856,492
+
6.7
13,731,072
12.515,188
+
9.7
10,537,565
11,310,452
1.3
475,302,858
439,,664,880
+
8.1
11,461.939
9,604,852
+ 19.3
8,195,406
+ 10.3
1,826,139,446
1,684, 587,471
+
8.4
48,709,038
40,878,610
+ 19.2
32,448.445
1.9
798.883,129
747 .051,222
+
6.9
18,839,050
17,143,283
+
9.9
15,276,437
14,725,235
220,012,700
198.,423,500
+
10.9
+ 10.4
0.3
28.958,100
31.243,80©
Fall River
New Bedford
—
New Haven
10,947,265
19,271.600
164,253,700
10,600,662
3,281,281,940
3,322,781,351
164,708.900
Hampshire—Manchester
(14 cities)
.
19.246,200
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
72,934,907
53,051,251
42,238,762
-
Connecticut—Hartford
New
181.472,717
/
Worcester
54,388,706
42,781,244
164,488,552
74.284.254
Springfield
1
.
'
—
—
+
—
0.1
157,756.763
41.9
1,013,553
+
0.3
1,779.034,600
1,612,,124,300
32,779.000
32,891,700
3.3
103,966,156
94.,233,485
+
10.3
2.373.088
2,045,598
+
16.0
1.697,159
+
34,669,135,801
+
5.1
797.157,233
^96,683,288
+
14.4
642,578,325
—
1.3
36,443,691,436
—
1,159,374
8,401,lt>
30,493,663
1,669,743
679,788,32®.
The Commercial and
Month of December-
.
Clearings at—
1953
1952
$
Second Federal
New
York—Albany
Blnghamton
A
115,641,684
16,927,594
19,841,071
533,985,018
11,345,947
11,969,741
Jamestown
10,224,583
Rochester,
Syracuse
Northern New
86,075,774
16,280,604
Third Federal
Reserve
331,857,799
10.3
+
7.7
3,707,747
5,191,385
—28.6
4,049,366
4,112,752
+
8.5
126,541,295
108,295,350
+ 16.9
105,638,026
109,351,557
—
5.2
136, 758,568
126 972,646
+
7.7
2,945,172
3,963,854
—25.7
2,328,329
—
0.2
121, 932,449
106 918,249
+
14.0
2,621,215
2,290,321
+ 14.4
2,018,204
2,633,631
+
2.8
470,289 ,300,062
461,724 035,747
+
1.9
22,491,866,967
9,228,685,721
+ 35.4
8,285,232.670
8,435.193,901
+ 10.2
1,531 980,122
1,366 ,600,889
900 024,835
+ 12.1
35.095,978
29,473,642
+ 19.1
26,650,551
27.343,364
42,956.500
42,795,912
2,289,689
+
8.0
22,161,385
19,735,273
+ 12.3
17,898.492
17,941.395
199 ,770,302
1781,762,529
+
11.8
995 362,504
+ 11.9
26,539,809
23~534,507
+T2T7
20,382,013
18,645,087
8.5
3,090 ,482,913
2,707 ,239,701
+ 14.2
77,106,744
54,142,638
+42.4
51,097,554
58.072,885
0.2
3,487 .587,280
3,348 ,245,997
+
4.2
74,582,569
67,791,057
+ 10.0
58,148,816
65,451,398
2.9
489,335,591,580
479,158,607,852
+
2.1
12,896,976,077
9,574,847,279
+ 34.7
8,616,239,933
8,783,992,159
+ o0.7
1,387,670
1.476,530
3.8
+
—
972 ,334,150
+
79,150,526
+ 10.2
87,908,214
16.5
98,858,203
Jf'lS'J,
21,431,761
31,131,645
+
3.3
358,201,093
327 ,602,611
+
20,585,538
+
4.1
246,593,362
231 ,491,171
+
5,880,464
,
5,859,725
+
0.4
64,976,835
64 .472,564
+
J a>
(a)
5,474,000,000
16.065.698
16,390,916
29,499,100
30,237,206
Wllkes-Barre—
15,782,247
37,489,277
30,485,056
York—.
;-w—.
—
Jersey—Trenton——
•
(16 cities)
i
1,332,494
7,897,152
1,923,846
1,276,420
+
6.4
2,173,331
2,258,178
1,508.356
1.419,904
77 ,528,025
+ 27.5
1,779,641
1,727,352
+
3.0
1,435,582
1,259,067
5,055,933
4/52+582
+ 11.8
4,757,015
3,844,091
—
57,090,518
(a)
6.5
0.8
7 ,761,925
—
1.7
—
-
—
,
56.635 ,000,000
55,662,000,000
9.3
1,157,000,000
+~3.4
1.119,000,000
1.051,000.000
1,038.000.000
2.0
179,530,375
166 ,592,347
+
7.3
4,099,939
3,136,148
3,181,473
3,715,114
2.4
336,014,213
330 349,095
+
1-7
7,073,260
6,364,334
+ 11.1
5,869,360
6.698,770
+ 13.0
164,991,035
146
+ 12.8
4,199,942
3,260,649
+ 28.8
3.044,359
3,450,394
23.0
391,048,619
307 ,015,503
+ 27.4
7,154,271
6,094,133
+ 17.4
6,238.190
6,165,-602
14,430.362
—
—
+
60.479,873
56,349,772
Delaware—Wilmington—
1,229,201
5,723,899
69,806,890
|
I
—
8~4
—
13,972,162
Hazelton.
+ 15.2
82 ,604,610
(a)
^
5,013,000,000
'*
68 ,691,791
'
n
—
Philadelphia
,253,110
+ 30.7
7.7
13,668,978
13 ,016,276'
—27.5
69,633,146
80 734,432
+ 15.4
690,251,140
645 ,882,428
+
6.9
15,986,982
12"440,842
+ 28.5
11/247.205
1.3
578,282,583
5101,720,221
+ 13.2
11,149,326
10.025,737
+ 11.2
8,113,719
8.176,728
7.7
59,021,108,322
59,695,716,109
1.1
1,217,596,471
1,170,105,375
4.1
1,084,782,929
1.101,696,562
—
—
5.0
+
—13.8
—
5,329,549,003
5,770,698,284
—
+
Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
i™-
Cincinnati—,
Cleveland——
35,614,426
-
37,660,149
5.4
—
396, 516,583
456,606,040
+ 15.2
9,252,258
7,845,115
+ 17.9
1
7,231.837
9,465,540
1,133,567,724
1,106,548,643
+
2.4
12,523,538,531
11,327, 425,502
+ 10.6
278,508,101
220,814.630
+ 26.1
203,227.433
215,109,815
2,167,782,742
207,088,900
—
Columbus
2,152,012,967
+
0.7
24,207,949,531
22,094, 018,158
+
9.6
491,881,323
413,485,242
+ 19.0
394,245.369
376.303,727
+
+ 10.0
54,622,200
40,261,100
+ 35.7
35,578,500
40,620,200
202,724,200
13,183,383
2.2
2,340,971,700
16,351,746
+ 24.0
143,788,484
2,127, 623,600
124, 160,076
6,258,427
7,023,392
—10.9
74,977,185
68,,919,743
+
8.8
42,723,503
30,285,570
+ 41.1
465,175,649
322 ,964,986
+
44.0
8,687,228
7~5H+738
+ 15.5
<+035,651
6,260,845
51,656,963
32,917,819
51,074,124
+
1.1
562.683,431
510 ,739,483
+ 10.2
12,130,625
10,608,555
+ 14.3
10,584,502
11,205,689
30,376,958
+
8.4
387,750,453
298 ,338,243
+ 30.0
135,670,228
134,092,515
+
1.2
1,605,385,243
1,381 ,200,371
4,235,794
3,932,679
2,622,440
2,826,000
1,760,540,496
Hamilton
1,888,764,807
8.4
370,085,621
351,003,079
+ 17.3
1,026,988,913
1.009,968,895
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
Newark,
__
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg—
Pittsburgh
—
Erie
30,478,087
Kentucky—Lexington—
West Virginia.—Wheeling
Total
51,770,158
46,704,332
39 919,375
33,019,817
29
6.8
575,779
+ 16.2
f
+ 17.0
+ 11.6
19,933,158,742
19,189 ,226,571
+
3.9
0.8
363,524,239
339 ,037,391
+
283,544,617
246 ,747,967
1
+"
369~392,415
7.2
+ 49.3
+ 14.9
—
5,789,242,617
16,654,855
17,279,835
89,294,000
Richmond
95,187,000
791,078,657
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
)
Maryland—Baltimore—
831'878'^8
26,791,874
58,521,447
24,5i^,2%
49,936,989
1,354,250,792
Frederick
,
5,768,431
Columbia—Washington
(8
7.7
7.3
+
-
-
+ 15.8
2.4
339,757,028
307 ,493,471
+ 10.5
3.2
246,423,511
232 ,383,913
+
6.0
64,014,958,533
59,036,291,212
+
8.4
+
—
400,279,352
0.1
1
1,255,361,087
1,069,926,795
Reserve District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Total
50,550,911
23,509,928
5,737,824,483
Virginia—Norfolk
District of
23,967,149
22,754,183
-
.
(17 cities)—
Fifth Federal
30,709,242
35,790,847
City
Bouth
6.5
1,113 783,639
1.4
+
Bcranton__
West
+
9.3
+
+ 31.5
Reading
Oil
31,743,531
+ 11.5
—
7,696,396
Norristown
Fourth Federal
33,807,196
+
7,642,549
8,47^'oon
8,901,820
Harrisburg-j.—
Lancaster————
Total
1951
$
1,816, 049,135
207, 904,311
5,897,054
7'758'—1
Chester
New
1952
or
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem..—
Du Bois
Inc.
Dec. %
5,680 ,491,309
46,555,827,465
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lebanon
$
224, 018,296
277,241,518
47,885,876,450
(12 cities)
1953
Dec. %
6,164, 315,760
2,003, 268.039
I
Total
Inc. or
$
$
1.4
97,849,409
331,333,711
Jersey
17,802,740
300,678,567
New Jersey—Newark
1952
1953
+ 40.0
131,076,529
-
109,074,806
1
_
Connecticut—Stamford
or
—14.7
—
44,923,766,077
144,461,117
84,839,742
.
Utlca
10,242,241
46,170,870,804
New York
-January 1 to Dec. 31Inc.
Dec. %
j
526.428,078
Elmira
Monday, January 18, 1954
...
'
161,888,756
'—
Buffalo
V
$
Reserve District—New York—
Financial Chronicle
6,803,819
507,120,629
490,842,082
2,849,480,685
cities)
Sixth Federal
i-357'^'338
2,874,122,437
—.
—
—
+
3.6
190,709,676
187,339,573
+
1.8
6.2
933,921,000
931,845,000
+
0.2
4.9
9,0651343,311
8,676,128,859
+
4.5
8.8
9.3
294,274,478
270,478,826
+
+ 17.2
630,354,261
568,483,473
+ 10.9
0.3
15,407,346,531
14,280,097,026
3.988,977
—
;
6,017,553
4.2
+
19,856,000
189.408,742
6,377,170
7.9
+
3,827,858
18,807,000
190,169,538
(
1
Jkc;
15,549",000
160,253,150
143,505,427
6.0
+
!
285^479,654
3,026,554
17,566.000
0.4
+
.
311,160,134
3.535,576
5.3
—
5,181,437
4.657.032
,
1
+
0
267^97,425
253.755,915
—15.2
64,607,866
73,679,890
3.3
5,490,665,584
5,245,750,495
+
4.7
122,545,282
112^96,179
+
T.8
113,753,089
110,411,525
0.9
32,077,222,707
30,233,803,142
+
6.1
653,048,101
617,185,986
+
5.8
568,286,677
530,905,453
+
—
,,
12.3
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
112,855,463
118,441,386
4.7
1,293,566,099
1,148,745,371
+
12.6
30.148,277
24,300,091
+ 24.1
+ 24.3
5,199,600,964
10.5
103,014,174
97.118,964
+
6.1
88,659,458
83,129,161
16,433,500,000
4,705,732,681
16,234,700,000
+
6.3
+
1.2
361,000,000
322,400,000
+ 12.0
306.900.000
34,483,069
—30.1
271,400.000
344,819,487
379,928,909
9.3
6,895,828
7,841,958
—12.1
20,207,305
25,445,274
—20.6
8,594,334
5,678.617
270,948,253
287,696,820
21,420,385
Nashville—
20,627,405
+
3.8
236,554,446
238,857,293
1.0
4,455,778
+679,837
4.8
+
6.8
4.917,060
158,389,813
156,870,335
+
1.0
5,35+929
134,81.6,123
124,176,497
18M96,776
10,375,625
177,245,519
+~
6.2
135,812,330
133,897.348
+
2.9
8,757,495
8,651,346
523,306,421
Columbus
Macon
1,520,900,000
24,124,006
Florida—Jacksonville
420,890,055
1,424,500,000
Georgia—AtlantaAugusta
677,333,084
Tampa
634,033,104
Louisiana—New
+ 11.5
+ 11.3
+
8.0
475,986,667
444,171,679
7.2
21,065,183
+
1.9
246,083,478
236,252,010
4.2
20,988,000
+
0.8
251,400,000
245,989,000
2.2
+
1.3
607,078,600
565,890,387
7.3
6.2
86,562,119
90,206,451
4.0
5.8
31,315,758
7.4
710,582
604,321
+ 17.6
4.9
671,401
8,317,963,109
29,163,023
7,898,705,667
5.3
164,612,289
147,725,789
+ 11.4
154,805,443
141,854,661
0.4
49,769,821,630
47,129,036,772
5.6
1,027,799,142
948,873,286
+
8.3
868,074,507
799,976,717
2,814,220
2,612,291
+
7.7
2,538,581
1.790,617
42,370,800
52,106,411
7,383,279
3,004,614
722,947,477
4,412,247,523
Total (16 cities)
—
480,034,302
2,829,725
758,258,840
Orleans
—
6,777,498,797
6,929,583
Meridian
ViCksburg
5.8
—
7,365,464,382
52,796,787
Jackson
25,718,307
534,317,953
21,152,000
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
23,702,994
7,883,140,614
734,998,956
45,761,114
21,455,394
Mobile
7,556,984,083
—
0.4
52,098,565
647,433,917
.
—
—11.9
51,883,499
Alabama—Birmingham—
—
4,431,783,578
—
—
—
+
—
7.0
+
+
10,080.472
1
553,720
I
*
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
-i
District—Chicago-
Arbor
2,769,209,711
Flint
Grand
35,393,514
Rapids—
2,792,452,082
25,707,429
68,264,033
Lansing
;
Muskegon
Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
50,343,949
13,852,955
Jackson
12,247,605
30,901,696
36,150,619
17,478,296
:
17,742,760
Gary
0.8
+
13.7
26.3
640,745,931
+ 16.0
+ 13.1
743,129,560
153,144,655
120,924,348
+ 26.6
+ 17.0
427,323,464
374,793,639
+
14.0
1.5
201,697,049
170,487,592
+
18.3
140,874,009
110,832,484
+ 27.1
+ 13.1
—
+ 28.1
17,074,447
29,908,914
494,022.8^.1
189,278,250
6,386,076
8,728,406
11,728,581
10,009,715
1,551,265
1,690,046
3,562,255
1,107,184
22,696,497
51,047,894
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Watertown
_
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
22,002,516
Dea Moines
172,370,653
70,141,669
2,897,549
9,726,386
172,132,696
Bioux City
Ames
67,749,940
3,077,463
9,760,806
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
6,151,180
6,240,372
24,911,393
—(I
Peoria
—
Rockford
1,351,857,265
18,797,933
58,459,697
65,144,422
Total (31) Cities
40,066,361
12,423,227
22,712,805
3.081,982
8,670,676,486
-
24,315,683
2,656,233
—
Springfield
Sterling
8,736,235,969
372,536,384
464,609,471
396,004,114
+
2.2
947,268,567
803,197,036
3,598,062,591
3.315,668,668
+
1
—
i.
—
—•
—.
15,089,055
12/732,169
+~18.5
12,027,114
14.009,976
7,089,583
67402,669
+~10.7
57890.825
7.547,862
'
+ 17.9
+ 10.7
+
17.3
9,531,728
6,384,070
+ 43.3
5/fo7~,676
5.021,253
8.5
85,169,000
537481,000
+ 53.3
54.296,000
67.812,000
9,359,757
+
8.1
483,597,000
+
8.9
+
2.2
10,265,371
9,059,620
+ 13.3
184,304,135
180,045,308
3,923,113
+
2.4
+
1.7
4,360,689
3,575,752
+ 22.0
353,183,826
3,082,218
320,615,767
10.2
3.569,208
+
+
5.3
5,389,504.606
4,954,475,627
+
8.8
130,709,053
108,880.947
+ 20.0
89,919.271
89.801,635
—
5.1
+ 17.2
—
8.2
526,694,344
73,094,599
124,941,441
66,522,467
+
+
17.0
17,422,235
+
8.1
42,170,904
43,351,285
3.1
254,011,730
254,822,206
0.1
1,888,211,005
1,834,814,619
3.4
745,906,239
799,135,445
34,011,654
33,666,686
—
—
—
+
6.2
+
0.4
—
115,764,838
—
—
+
—
+
20.1
5,443,845
5,109/748
38,182,051
+
9.1
36,584.163
36,570,993
16.766,021
16.471,381
+
1.8
18,673,333
19.251,720
+
+
105,860,638
1.0
9.4
———
80,055,068
81,541,276
45,067,442,251
+
6.5
256,509,143
243,652,078
+
5.3
701,909,958
701,638,804
+
0.1
5.6
459,382,144
257,324,406
236,958,257
30,857,302
31,677,206
98,945,977,873
—
427,231,857
7.1
90,681,090,767
—
4.961,548
41,644,027
6.7
47,999,804,004
—13.8
+
5.957,873
2.9
3.1
—10.3
—
2.7
0.3
1.4
+ 32.5
0.8
•
9.9
106,755,536
18,826,443
—13.3
—
„
4,215,930,471
+ 17.3
+
+ 17.3
30,430,684
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison—
90,482,987
294,991,386
I0,841,45g
283,086,102
17,235,091
18,709,837
106,179,021
32,254,705,313 '
28,371,736,034
24,110,271
85,838,185
87,756,217
Decatur
7.3
+ 37.7
12,716,531
313,281,243
Bouth Bend
Manitowoc
+
—
43,679,791
-
Indianapolis
,
9,206,231
9,875,114
Detroit
1.8
+
7.5
+
8.6
—
+
1.957,789
1,713.127
+ 14.3
1,737.772
1.846,973
1,032,033,296
934,078.833
+ 10.5
798.840.089
892,154,150
5.087,550
3,850,682
+ 32.1
4.306.590
5,544.011
13,718,597
13,189,641
4.0
13,524.419
15.868,080
7,544,066
+ 12.3
6,513.694
6.861.657
4,373,531
+ 66.0
5,004.578
4,603,332
1,227,493,378
+ 13.9
1,072,913,281
1.186,722,972
+ 19.5
295,900,000
331.000,000
136,987,589
+"
9.5
125,941,520
128,826.664
119,155,901
+
2.0
124.374,746
126,332,468
27542,365
"5.5
27131,834
2._391,623
569,085,855
+ 13.3
548,348,100
588,550,755
8.475,531
7,258,182
2.6
9.1
*3T
sk.i-
1,397,927,565
+
•3—-
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
IndependenceKentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville—
Qulncy
—
Total (7 cities)
—
1,580,635,496
15,690,771
1,506,396.097
+
4.9
17,293,908,454
16,019,483,873
14,658,197
+
7.0
2,846,021
170,140,031
156,749,932
2,733,080
+
4.1
28,940,027
27,186,151
+
3.8
8,564,085,507
7,927,699,842
+
8.0
149,967,991
1.7
6,077,513,173
5,954,212,027
+
2.1
121,593,183
6.0
28,247,676
26,307,657
+
7.4
8.1
126,936,301
127,991,263
798,033,720
554,896,282
564,268,347
2.592,158
2,446,397
10,563,653
768,675,037
11,498,291
—
■+
—
l
2,965,258,101
2,870,675,446
+
3.3
32,289,771,169
+
*
8.0
+
8.5
+
6.5
370.800,000
310,400,000
~
30,239,630,745
—
+
0.8
27b781.536
6.8
645,042,710
*+
Volume 179
Number 5291... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Clearings at
—M'onth of December
1953
Ninth Federal Reserve
MM?nn^n~7^UlUth
-January 1 to Dec. 31-
1952
District—Minneapolis—$
Inc.
36.832,355
35,746 075
1'436-871'102
8,847,043
553,069,933
8,305,559
536,417,687
"
$
4,386,000
5,082,000
17!039!802
18,75/674
30,897,292
3,852,546
Helena
Uwistown
J^ewistown
4.4
16,411,560,069
6,435,997
358,100,920
15,940,919,929
+
3.0
99,518,822
92,111,087
+
6,198,536,544
5,795,876,382
+
6.9
+
6.1
9.1
48,413,663
45,611,733
4.2
15,523,940
16,244,249
4.4
392,267,015
410,550,656
53,142,000
Total (16 cities)
—10.7
616,633,255
21,848,795
1.9
25,341,872,119
24,498,358,704
—
3,798,694
5.3
4,1*6*37104
110,350^773
106,*30*57720
8,934,969
8,76~47002
8.8
—
2.1
23,944,435
2,277,515,763
4.7
0.6
—
+~
474*5*67642
3,8*527697
6,123,126
4.7
638,006,928
0.9
+
314,970,292
0.9
43,496,472
250,154,232
—10.5
2,038,332
9/3~5~355
8.0
.
—-
324,082,302
41,445,572
261,402,430
195,238,475
4 353 695
'
Hastings
195,971,953
5785*5,6U
5,17*2*, 643
+ 13.2
5,003,366
4,787,549
12/7917655
—11.4
11,2*7*0,863
10,882,634
9.2
455,630,076
455,686,020
0.4
—
.
11/31,006
4.5
+
3.4
—
8.8
—
3.4
+
4,102,371
528,083,210
483,740,889
Omaha--
40,562*790
710,998,849
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
3,216,603
_„
56,519,704
57,514,070
15,800,526
15,489,736
626,556,836
667,571,329
14,368,643
Denver
Total (15 cities)
7,980 337,986
—
4.3
+
154,521,540
8,759,604
10,622,694
14,572,804
3,422,125,986
35 465,359
30 378,290
29, 708,551
482, 053,192
2.5
1,114 884,400
+
1,035, 836,018
7.2
2.4
913,449
795,450
2.1
8,668,481
9,502,204
+ 12.4
159,900,711
166,139,28$
1.2
9,723,523
18,497,231
12,883,588
15,993,05$
+*5/
354,106,056
380,508*202
4.6
14,574,075
16,422,194
3,763,078
3,451,839
574,251,264
610,017,029
—
5.3
7.6
+
49 ,345,390
89 ,822,670
18,446, 675,265
24,875,769
410*61*8*213
390,5~9~6*0i6
2.9
—
24,573,205
0.9
—
623, 497,277
—17.5
15,164,454
14,499,147
—
—45.1
+
—10.6
19 ,995,190
21 ,503,239
+
1.6
2,668 ,829,286
2,455 ,722,972
+
2.0
192 ,331,490
177 ,398,517
+
6.2
7,195 ,799,409
3,240,357
3,915,401
—17.2
7,117,,478,968
+
1.4
1.1
173 ,951,601
162,,350,841
+
7.1
3/82*597
3/0*6*406
866,731
+"*2*4
38,970,645,228
39,144,063,532
0.4
651,894,160
614,918,985
—
—
3,565,952,954
1,006,354
2.3
18,280 ,089,159
605, 756,596
+
+
870,482
10,786,563
0.1
+
—
6.8
1.7
1,124,937
891,557
35 ,475,228
—
2,423,150
232,778,370
Pueblo
7,637, 708,017
456, 495,666
—
2,165,558
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,205,765
10,560,236
173,698,172
—51.4
1,681,600,511
236,505,334
Oklahoma—Tulsa
5.4
4.8
2.1
+
8,233,307
1,567,649 870
Joseph
Carthage—
+
+
+ 76.9
—
'94.035,678
000'000
*4
-
Kansas City
Bt.
46,893,180
439 319,497
5.7
—
1,525,674
42.782.655
gg 422 195
m
49,420,500
460, 185,006
1.7
+
3,410.816
2,699,229
Wlcnita
—
699,349,693
41,869,927
Topeka
6.1
3.9
+
_
38,999,017
_
Missouri-—Joplin_,
317,271,886
4.1
9^084,297
$
6,948,598
308,664,865
+ 12.9
12773*5*3*,575
1951
$
District—Kansas City
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
5.8
+
+
17,920,273
2,233,690,563
Tenth Federal Reserve
207,033,802
—17.8
1952
.
—18.0
1337376,685
4.5
—
67,311,816
196,171,135
January 9-
or
4.4
__
57,777,000
66,694.562
9.2
Inc.
Dec. %
7,348,915
317,275,642
8.0
3.1
56.478,441
2,057,376
$
+
6.5
—
23.566,310
1953
$
389,265,728
—13.7
29,209,134
4,686,725
24,524,176
16,036,236
' 50"415"592
Huron
1954
406,203,956
—10.6
M?ntana-BriTin7cT
Great FaS
or
+
+
BOSitouxDFa1°sa~Ai'er^een
-Week Ended
Inc.
Dec. %
+
+
■
1952
$
3.7
—
—
Mi not
1953
3.0
+
1,491.649,038
Paul
Winona
Rochester
Bt
or
Dec. %
*
4.0
—
7.0
—
8.7
+
8.4
—
6.0
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
;
36,707,328
Beaumont
5
184,681,132
447',956,134
408,937,435
9.5 •
+
4.4
264 583,046
259,230,324
+
6.1
+
190,472,172
143,525,884
Galveston.
17,532,045,207
+
5.6
2,048 004.023
1,831,617,797
3.0
142,570.527
0.7
+
n
L
10,081,463
10,687,483
423,471,023
385,334,607
5.7
8,543,867
10,149,344
9.9
—
312,047,983
318,484,393
2.1
18,512, 732,394
1,578, 970,572
+
+ 11.8
1,635,075,800
3.4
2.8
350, 162,000
38,294,592
34,103,040
+ 12.3
349,264,000
32,225,667
34,030,917
1.0
+
2.3
16,263 728,143
6,904,000
7,975,000
—13.4
15,687,152,876
7,745,000
6,677,000
+
3.7
+ 12.6
96 ,526,080
88,388,976
+
9.2
—19.0
300, 405,715
313,082,714
30,292,000
31,146,000
1,410,2^1,475
1,423,974,391
9,398,264
8,343,027
21,771,481
26.870,005
7,384/80
8,242,081
—10.4
95, 270.024
6,639,388
5,711,313
A+
16.2
5,659,352
56,467,963
91,651,667
6,218,529
58,342,090
Houston—
+
3.9
3.3
611 ,608,788
582,553,755
+
5.0
13,014,814
12,548,069
+
3.7
11,204,963
12,686,155
38,779,000,551
+
4.1
498,405,280
456,359,512
+
9.2
377,986,009
387,687,161
2.0
165,056,958
143,069,753
+ 15.4
151,678,882
150,909,430
9.9
6,283,805
3,501,111
+ 79.5
4,372,426
4,314,090
—10.6
155,860,912
160,851,201
9.9
61,623,068
69,034,346
21,986,036
Port Arthur
Wichita Falls—.
Texarkana
'
.
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
5.9
24,860,453
1,556.787,928
WnrtT
Wprth
Ft.
39.003,816
23,760,311
1,651,283,025
Dallas
(11 cities)
3,577,437,870
—
—
+
3,508,738,363
2.0
+
40,569,946,919
-4.1
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
6,548,336
Seattle
;
6,414,478
693,989,210
36,368,029
38.214,016
Oregon—Eugene
9,572,000
18,407,735
398 ,885,892
125
8.1
,939,000
132
8,505 ,458,176
>
+ 12.0
—
+
—1.7
,249,000
8,533 ,190,956
0.3
—
189 ,280,462
184 ,093,147
+
2.4
3,687 365,396
+
7.8
+ 26.4
1,261 ,900,445
1,050 ,172,450
512, 025,446
356 489,249
51,377,938
42,204,835
9.8
Long Beach
388 ,935,864
94,948,158
86,697,693
388 ,950,751
Modesto
+
9.5
27,348,898
1,036 867,950
26,243,871
919 077,757
+ 12.8
+
4.2
290 ,867,408
275 ,157,958
+
1.1
733 371,670
688 ,131,702
6.6
64,645,374
14,306,792
2,495,888.391
2,602,031,624
75,689,905
+
—
65,380,121
16,755,563
73,689,189
San
Francisco
Ban
Jose_
Santa Barbara
28,320,630
46,598,045
—
Total
■
(19 cities)
4,906,180,143
V
•——
Grand Total
(182 cities)
Outside New York
(a)
Now
in
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Figures
for
are
17,776,898
0.6
14,877,485
16,261,521
1.9
547,034,510
546,969,822
+
0.1
498,942,219
477,957,798
6.1
17,123,656
159 143,344
864, 010,291
5.2
283, 147,846
272, 876,668
8.7
535 983,089
558 831,881
3.5
—
814 626,113
55,173,113,695
1.5
—
month
of
551,664,441,149
January
only.
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
8,
FEDERAL
1954
TO
RESERVE
JANUARY
BANK
14,
TO
6,154,893
6,144,155
10.988,463
10,729,357
+
2.3
1,013,262,130
1,019,751,714
+
3.5
22,582,553,166
18,448,972,342
5.0
10,090,686,199
9,220,286,621
525,489,757,110
+
and Monetary Unit
Noon Buying Rate
for Cable
Friday
transfers
on
the
Bank
different
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
9.4
8,489,284,268
8,634,612,684
+
OF
Transfers in New York
the
(Value in United States Money)
Jan. 12
Jan.13
$
the
for
week
commercial,
and agricultural loans,
$272 million in bal¬
$945 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted, and $280 million in United States Gov¬
deposits,
and
increase of $290 million in
an
Thursday
Jan.14
$
changes
Decreases of $438 million in
with domestic banks,
ernment
Wednesday
System in leading citie$
principal
following
Jan. 6:
weekly reporting member
Reserve
1930
industrial,
Tuesday
Federal
the
of
ended
ACT
1954, INCLUSIVE
S
934,814,536
17,069,806,585
The condition statement of
banks
shows
Jan. 11
$
Argentina peso—
938,436,924
16,774,516,938
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the Federal Reserve
Monday
Jan. 8
0.6
+ 22.4
—
"Estimated.
ances
County
16,626,602
+ 16.2
—39.1
just passed:
RATES
16,161,678
5,863,150
15,013,733
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
7.0
—
6,820,257
9,137,985
53,949,057,670
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
the Tariff Act of
1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
FOREIGN
18,412,697
3.8
4.1
—
987,213,792,857
0.5
+
the
,
8.0
+
49,865,209.504
1952
2.6
+
26,768 895,072
—
94,788,975,581.
for
+
17,040,879
171, 843,605
—
49,100,758,429
included
21,838,909
17,149,873
27,282, 107,185
2.7
+
5,085,401,354
95,271,629,233
22,406,082
5.7
4.1
—
51.043,219
—
0.1
—
+ 17.1
26.916,372
Stockton—
75,908,615
+ 43.6
56,343,610
38.067,234
Riverside
172,127,045
68,357,198
+ 20.2
9.7
153,891,806
2.8
3,973 ,805,594
+
Berkeley
Pasadena
~r—
4.8
—
3.6
—
98,490,313
California—Bakersfield
392 ,091,247
—
359,435,324
124,535,100
4.8
—16.9
19,096,226
368,178,957
Salt Lake City
Arizona—Phoenix
223 ,922,355
—
741,417.955
Utah—Ogden.
70 ,927,485
8,466, 070,494
245 985,121
—
11,522,000
681,607,930
Portland
79 ,457,431
8,300 035,865
+
20,310,660
Idaho—Boise
2.1
7.6
+ 10.1
750.608,728
22,367,038
Yakima
borrowings.
$
Basic
.200000*
.200000"
.200000*
Preferential
.200000*
.133333 s
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
Free
.0719820*
I"'
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
2.240039
2.240039
~
Free
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200100
.0200026
.0200035
.0428082*f
.0428082*t
.0428082*t
France
(Metropolitan),
.0352609*t
.326350
.326350
.326400
1.025625
1.025859
1.027968
1.027500
.210350
.210350
.210350
.210350
.00435401*
.0352609*1"
I
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.210366
.210366
.210366
2.811250
2.810937
2.810625
2.810937
.116245
.116245
.116245
.116177
.116177
.264100
.264050
.264014
.264028
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
.264028
2.783415
2.783415
2.783106
2.782797
New
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.140080*
2.783106
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193339*
.233075
.233075
.233150
.233137
2.800747
2.800747
2.800435
2.800124
2.811250
2.810937
2.810625
2.810937
sa
upon
were
the
$231 million in New York City,
$53 million in Chicago, $37 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and $23 million in the Boston District.
brokers and dealers for
purchasing
or
Loans to
carrying securities
decreased $129 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $25 million at all
reporting member banks.
cates
of
indebtedness
as
$63 million
Holdings of Treasury certifi¬
decreased
type of merchandise.
♦♦Temporarily omitted.
was
$101
in New York City.
million, of which
Holdings of Treasury
notes and of United States Government bonds increased
$71
million
"other"
and
securities
$66 million, respectively.
increased
Holdings of
$30 million.
ss
Demand
(-Application depends
the largest weekly decrease on rec¬
reflected in all but the Dallas District;
2.800435
2.811250
peso
♦Nominal.
de¬
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.233014
sterling
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
I__
.140080*
.496766*
Union of South Africa,
pound
United Kingdom, pound
Uruguay,
.140080*
'
.0349000
peso
was
loans
.00435401*
guilder
Netherlands,
This
was
agricultural
they have in 13 of the past
.210366
2.811250
"
.00435401*
.00285625
.210366
franc_II_.
India, Dominion of, rupee
pound
Mexico, peso
;
Ireland,
.0352609*1"
.326400
.00435401*
Markka
.0352609*t
.210350
'
!
rupee
15 years.
ord and
and
the year-end, as
.0428082*t
.0352609-t
.326400
Malayan dollar-
dollar
over
principal decreases
1.025546
British Malaysia,
Finland,
2.239790
.0385802*
.0200562
.0428082*1"
Basic
Ceylon,
2.239541
.0385802*
.0200562
Erazil, cruziero—
Canada,
2.239790
.0385802*
industrial,
Commercial,
creased
district;
deposits
the
adjusted
principal
decreased
decreases
were
in
all
$448
but
million
one
in
/
46
January 18, 1954
Financial Chronicle...Monday,
The Commercial and
(246)
York
City,
details
$76 million in the Cleveland District, and $63 million in
in which the
(except where indicated)
volume
current
Chicago District,
in the
million
$168
domestic
Demand deposits credited
City District.
banks
increased
Date
Page
preferred stock——_—Feb
1
National Ry., 4%
debenture stock———Jan 31
Northern Ontario Ry., 4%
debenture stock—Jan 31
Northern Quebec Ry., 4%
debenture stock—Jan 31
102
Byers (A. M.i Co.. 7%
Canadian
Canadian
and by smaller amounts in eight of the other districts.
Canadian
Northern
Canadian
of assets and liabilities of reporting
Eastern
ber banks follows:
Inc. (+)
'
■.
6,
Dec. 30,«
1954
Assets—
Jan. 7,
'
1953
1953
(jn mjHioniS 0f dollars*
and
80.819
Investments—total
Loans—net
—483
40,446
industrial,
and
loans
to
brokers
chasing
Other
and
559
22,942
dealers
carrying
or
loans
for
for
+ 1,587
Real
Loans
Other
Sf-
862
loans
+
68
2
+
385
34
+
230
—
18
+
741
+
61
+
20
+
32,861
-
certificates
—
5.202
6,482
—101
+ 71
66
V. S. bonds
securities
,
7,512
.__
Federal
+
153
+12
—
640
64
—
16
30
+
...
14,713
Banks
Reserve
+
1,002
with
banks
domestic
—
2,700
Cash In vault
.
—272
*
*
—Feb
f. debs, due 1962.—Feb
1
1
3
Outlet
4
Overbrook
pfd. stock—Feb
16
*
Pacific
Can
Finance,
Seabrook
1st
—___—Feb
1
Feb
1
9
Feb 15
1st mtge. bonds due
debs., due 1962
f.
s.
Feb
1965
debentures
3%%
Co.,
Power
1
1
sinking fund 7%
preferred stock-—.-Feb
debentures due 1966
Feb
8
1
*
12198
Feb
8
12577
Carpenter Paper Co., 4'a- convertible
Illinois
Central
4%%
RR„
Co.,
Finance
Seaboard
$1.72
stock
preferred
conv.
—
this
in
issue,
Volume
tin
V.
Interbank
deposits
demand
Domestic
—945
19,525
—
government
except
Government
S.
55,272
deposits adjusted
itime deposits
—280
2,500
._—
443
—
+ 175
11,743
546
+
,
Per
32
—
97
+290
1,260
banks
Foreign
—
682
—
857
Borrowings
Name
Share
of Company
30
Mading Drug Stores,
SI
$1.0614
Tire
Shovel Co.,
Power
Marion
Field
Marshall
From
&
payable
securities
of
Jan. 13,
Jan. 6,
1954
fttaets—
I—)
1954
4.25%
Jan. 14,
:
certificates
fltffdemption
20,453,101
for
fund
.notes
Co.,
Maytag
industrial
Govt,
S.
—-
1,803
18,103
+
920,184
13,881
128
—
1,851
securities:
■'
V"-:
,1.
■
Bought
581,9">7
__
46,080 1
+
156,070
loans
'0
2
.
429,236
advances
115,044
+
21,350,033
gold ctf. reserves.
and
outright—
2.596,312
+
1,854,362
Certificates
5,816,541
+
820,825
510,000
13,263,671
Notes
J
3,641.150
.
880,825
McCall
4%
Corp.
outright
under
repurchase
bought
'Held
25,317,674
Total
25,475,547
/Die
V.
CG.fiOOj
____
Total U. S. Govt, securities.
from
R.
and
loans
securities—
notes
of
other
66,000
+
1,112,762
80,009
—
—
+
190,727
1
22
foreign banks
239,392
banks
7~358
+
13,132
'
■
Vacollected
(Bank
3,907,910
items
cash
premises
OTher
171,600
—
—
agreement
1,284,362
+
25,317,674
52,448
168,884
assets
Total assets
7
—
4,004
+
8,496
+
51,623,472
352,945
106,862
—
—
9,949
124,946
745,150
—
McCormick
434%
Liabilities—
248,837
+
348,873
S.
"Other
20,227,853
+
44,348
—
135,225
499,730
_:
+
+
—
60,088
441,361
1
431,691
'
86,391
acct._
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
44,710
•—
368,617
199.477
77,493
+
deposits
liab.
and
accrued
13,921
3,153,498
+
101,975
17,875
Deferred availability cash items
Other
+
•+
667
21,255,335
—
divs._
922,292
225,941
1,773
+
Mid-West Abrasive
132,274
—
797,587
(Section
i<3>irplus
7)
+
+
595
625,013
Barplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
12.805
+
266,339
40,337
+
6~733
'
705
—
Total
«fe cap.
liabilities
51.623.472
accts.
124,946
—
of
serves
gold
to
certificate
745,150
deposit
liabilities
note
and
Minnesota
Minute
Ontario
&
Maid
on
accept¬
purchased for
+
0.2%
0.7%
—
$6
foreign
759
3,607
+
3,692
99
+
213
+
Public
4.50%
a
list of
$6
preferred and
common
stocks called for redemption, in¬
cluding those called under sinking fund provisions.
date
indicates
the
redemption
last date
The
for
making
1-18
1-20
3-12
1-28
2-15
2-15
1-29
Common
(increased
quar.)
1
1-22
1
1-22
Co.
&
(extra)—
Morris Plan Corp.
Philip
Mount Diablo
Co.
Co.
Royal
Mills,
Power
Co.,
4'4%
12-31
&
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.,
Merchandise
partial
Elec.
for
States
Ry
(increased)
shrs.
2-10
12-31
1-20
12-31
1
1-15
4%
2-15
1
2-16
3-15
1
1-15
2-
2-
1
$1.50
2-
1-15
1
1-11
30c
$1.18%
1-21
12-21
2-
1
1-15
140c
'1-19
1-
5
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-
2
1-
2
2-
1
1-16
1
1-20
2-10
1-14
1-21
12-21
2-
1st
(Minn.)
25c
2-15
1-22
20c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
75c
1-26
20c
1-20
2-
12-31
2-
1
1-12
$1.17%
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
2-23
12-10
1-
1-
f$l
$1
Inc.,
(
15%
19)—
(quar.)
40c
2-
1
1-14
$1.05
3-
1
2-15
$1.06',4
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
$1.12%
35c
$1.50
$30c
25c
87%c
75c
50c
$1.25
25c
50c
tlQc
—
Engineering
$25c
40c
50c
50c
Co
10%
35c
12%c
Cement
(quar.)
$1.25 partic.
class A
(accum:)
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
Light k Power Co.,
_____
com.
St.
Fine
W.
Lawrence
San
Antonio
Co., 6% pfd.
(accum.)
Foods, Inc. (resumed)
Co.,
&
Class
Industries
Schwitzer-Cummins
5%%
.'
25c
50c
14c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
3
1-20
2-11
1-14
1-15
2-
1
'2-
1
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
1-20
1-22
1-
1-22
1- 7
1-30
1-15
2-
1
7
12-31
1-11
1-25
1-22
1-15
4-
3-15
4-
3-15
6-15
7-
7-
:t,
6-15
10-
9-15
10-
9-15
1-15
Inc.
4- 1
1-25
1-20
1-25
2-15
1-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-15
1-15
1-18
3-
5
1-
9
1-
5
12-31
2-
1
1
14c
5-15
5-
J20c
tlOc
2- 1
2- 1
1-15
50c
2-10
1-20
27%c
27%c
27'4c
2- 1
5-1
8- 2
1-20
$1
85c
2-1
2- 1
91%c
$1.07%
3- 1
3- 1
—.—_'
class A—1
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
5
1
2-15
t$1.06
$1.50
—.—
,
B
preferred
5
1-
4-
1-25
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
1-25
2- 4
4%
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Transit
Quarterly
Scarfe
1-
1-25
1-29
25c
Corp
Dutch Petroleum Co. (interim)
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—
4%%
preferred (quar.) ;
Building
1-15
1-25
1-15
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)___!——
preferred
Royal
&
2-25
1-25
1-25
$1.02%
$1.18%
„$1
15c
$1.16
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Aircraft
12-22
50c
(quar.)—
4.75%
4.65%
12-22
1-20
Co.—
preferred
Rockland
2-15
1-20
56c
—
Rochester Gas & Electric
4.10%
50c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
30c
93%c
—
common
preferred
3%%
Riverside
S.
1-12
(quar.)
1-15
Co.
A (quar.)
A (quar.)
A (quar.)—
4-20
7-20
8
8
4
Scott Paper Co.—
$4
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40
Scovill
3.65%
—
:
1-20
90c
common
5% %
3714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6'4 c
5c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Rich's,
Russ
1-11
(quar.)—__
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st
2nd
Rohr
1-20
12-31
(stock dividend)
5%%
of
15c
(s-a)
*
Co.
2nd
7%
2-26
1
1-11
12-31
(quar.)^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
1st
4%
4-
1-26
12-31
—
&
Electric
7%
1-15
3-
4
4-15
1-20
preferred
1st
—
Rice-Stix,
7%
8
2-
1-20
Republic Supply Co. of California (quar.)__
Resistoflex Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
1-15
1-31
1-20
held
.'
common
preferred
Power
2-28
5614c
1-11
1
3-
:—
3.60%
Corp.
Remington Corp.
2-10
25c
share
1
10
(Hartford)
Illinois
Pacific
2-28
liquidating)
of
each
Northern
Northern
8
12-24
2-
1-
1-27
<quar.)_____——
Stores
Extra
Schenley
(quar.)
Engineering Works
Corp.,
1-
1-20
Co.—
Northern
convertible
(,quar.)_!
(partial
Insurance
1
8
93%c
5c
__
;
pfd.
liquidation
com.
2-
1-
3714c
60c
tlOc
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
Co.
tquar.)_
Canada
preferred
American
(quar.)
pfd.
4%%
3%%
Co.
Western
adjustment
1
12-31
1-20
(Canada) Ltd., common—
7%
55c
pfd. series B
Western
of
8
$1.05
15c
;
Meter
J.)
<quar.)_
(stock divid.)
Y.)_
(N.
Inc.,
2
1-
40c
pfd.
(year-end)
Company
1-
1-29
2-
12-22
1-18
1-20
(quar.)__.
A
preferred
5%
Reliable
7%
1-30
5c
2-19
1-15
50c
stock
convertible
preferred
7%
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
Brothers,
Common
1-20
f20c
(quar.)
com.
common
Chemical
Products
$1.50
1-13
1
62%c
Ltd.__
Co.,
(quar.)______
preferred
Union
2-
6
lc
:_—
Electric,
Tea
&
1-
2c
(quar.)
Rice
States
preferred
City
2-24
1-27
80c
(extra)
-
Narrangansett
Y.
3-
1
1-20
20c
Reliance
56%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
N.
1-15
Morris.
of America, com.
preferred
(J.
1-15
1
15c
see
Newberry
1-15
1
2-
1214c
(quar.)
(Philip)
Neisner
1
2-
34%c
40c
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)
& Co
Natomas
2-
Hardware Co., Inc.—
(John)
National
2
$1.20
common
1
y65c
(quar.)___.—______
—
(quar.)———————
(quar.)
preferred
Reitman's
$1.10
(quar.)
2-
1
8
of the Currency and of
To be voted on at the an¬
preferred
$2
1-15
3-
1-20
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Reading Co., common (quar.)
Reece Corp., 5% preferred <quar.)_
Reed (C. A.) Co., class B (quar.)
12-21
2-
3-12
1-20
1
——
preferred
$3.50
$1.1214
pfd.
(quar.)
Morrell
Mountain
45c
1-15
1
2-
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.
2-
1
1
2-
Extra
1-29
2-
2-
20c
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
——
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)—.
Radio Corp. of America, common....
1-18
1-30
4
2-
25c
$1.37 %
Service
4.20%
1-14
1-30
10c
40c
1-
30c
50c
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
special
4%%
50c
50c
1-18
Louis
St.
&
meeting to be held on Jan.
Co. of Colorado, com.
nual
Public
2-11
1
8
____—___________—______—
4%%
3-
8
1-
62 %c
(quar.)
_____
stockholders.
2-15
1
1-
Comptroller
the
2-15
$1.50
Co.
Co.,
Northern
or
tenders, and the page number gives the location in the
1-23
2-
1
1-
(accum.)
preferred B (quar.)_
Co., Ltd., com. (s-a)
Price National Corp., $1 conv. class A (init.)
Public National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
Stock dividend (subject to the approval of
2-19
1-15
1-15
Ltd.—
4.70%
3-12
%
(quar.)
Ward
Northeastern
i
1
1-20
1-31
1-31
1
Price Bros. &
75c
25c
10c
;
(quar.)
Moore-Handley
North
bonds, notes,
1-22
1
1
—
common
preferred
Special
Society—
Power
preferred
4%
corporate
2-
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
4
1-15
.
;
(quar.)
preferred
(2nd
found
1-11
1-
2-15
1-15
2-
1
Railways Co.
Special
12-31
1
1
32-
$2.50
Employees
1
1-20
1-29
4
2-
s
Chicago
Cincinnati
Plymouth Cordage
1-15
$1.3714
3714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
Power.
Loan
5 % %
Montana
Norfolk
be
8
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
New Dickinson
Mines, Ltd
Below will
1-
1
1-
1- 9
$1
97'/2C
common
Co.—
preferred
Brewing
preferred
5%%
2-
——
pfd. (quar.)
Paper
Service
preferred
Monroe
Neon
Notices
1-25
2-
y
Quaker
(quar.)
preferred
Neptune
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
2-
1-15
1
a7%%
Corp.,
convertible
Pittston
company
preferred
National Lead Co., 6%
23.874
correspondents
industrial loan commitments__
1-15
2-1
■____■—
above
Corp., common
preferred
1st
National
>
2-1
2-26
2-15
2-
(s-a)
$4
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—
4.20%
45.0%
1-15
2-26
3-12
2-
4
95c
$1.07 %
$1.10
$2.50
(year-end)
Pittsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
1-15
1
3-
(quar.)
Corp
$1.60 prior preference
R.
combined
Contingent liability
ances
F.
1
2-
1-11
3-12
50c
35c
15c
(quar.)
1-
2-11
$1.06
$1.06%
_
Pittsburgh
5
$1.10
$1.2214
Inc. 414%
convertible 2nd
$1.50
National
re¬
2-
$1.18%
25c
Nathan Straus-Duparquet, Inc.
JLatlo
2-
2-
1214c
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
5%
—
"_
of
Petroleum
Miller & Rhoads,
Mount
27.543
120,447
1
3-
Co.—
date
Morrison-Knudsen
Capital paid in
1-29
25c
V. .25c
,
perferred (quar.)
RR.
$2.50
25c
25%
45c
(s-a).
(quar.)
Co.
record
States
Middle
$2.25
Capital Accounts—
1-15
■
Pittsburgh
revised.
Morris
—•
2-19
1-30
'
Montgomery
Total
3-15
12-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Petroleum
Co.
Cement
preferred
preferred
$2.50
4
1-20
*
Extra
of
1-
Corp.—
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)
fz
preferred
preferred
—-—-
Philadelphia Electric Co.
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)_____—__—-—
5%
2-26
(special)
4.40%
(quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates,
t25c
(quar.)
Scott
&
4.90%
Holders
2-19
1-15
tl5c
30c
(s-a)——-(stock dividend)—
(quar.)
Gas
Michigan
4.80%
Member bank—reserve accts.
"0.
Extra'
1-20
1S1
common
A
Meyer-Blanke Co.
Monongahela
___
26,157,422
Tfd^ral Reserve Notes
1-31
,..$$1.50
:
—
(quar.)———_
Machine (quar.)_J
—
&
Extra
1
1-31
(quar.I
Ltd., com.
preferred
5%
preferred
Meyercord Co.
2-
tl5c
—
(quar.)
Cement
Corp'.,
Melville Shoe
4
$1.0614
75c
(quar.)
Oil Co.,
Co.,
&
1
1-20
24c
(quar.)
Portland
2-
i
Corp. class A
McKaies
Medusa
Missouri
Deposits:
1-11
175c
Interim
(quar.t
preferred
Mid-Continent
Total
1-11
-2-11
20c
preferred
preferred
Gear
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merrit-Chapman
■■
Bills
Bonds
B
1-14
Corp.
preferred
$3
1-6
1-30
or
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
896,932
cash
Discounts
697,001
—
R.
F.
__________
Total
(Other
2
—
Chenical
preferred
Class
Gold
Ltd.
McCabe Grain, Ltd., 60c pref. class A
1953
1-18
1-25
Co.
Phillips-Jones
2-1
the
shares
in
—
Mathieson
since
(quar.)
preferred
Traffic
1-12
1-6
(special)—
cash
Inc. (+ ) or
1-25
24c
y
(quar.)
common
1-
1
2-
tl5c
(resumedj__
com.
Trust
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Dec.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
4.40%
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp
Philip Morris k Co., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
40c
30c
50c
(quar.)-—.
Co.
Investors
long-term capital gains from
net
sale
thousands of dollars)
5614c
(quar.) ——_
Co.
Rubber
&
Massachusetts
(In
1$1.25
(quar,)_
convertible
414%
Mansfield
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
;
preferred
5%
& Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
(P. R.)
Mallory
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1-15
1-15
—...
_____
4.30%
preferred B (quar.)
414% preferred A (quar.)
District).
(San Francisco
revised
figures
Payable of Rec.
& Co.—
(R. H.)
Macy
4%
"December
Holders
When
3-19
1
gains
securities)—
(quar.)
Permanente
•
1-15
1
1-25
32c
—35c
& Co.—
—
Corp. (from net realized
sale of
4.25%
1
2-
Transport Co.—
Peerless Cement Corp.
Perkins
(Continued from page 10)
deposits:
banks
(The)
4.24%
Dividends
+ 1,651
1-15
2-
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
61
+
7
Parker
Penn
1
$-1
Davis
6%
1
t
4
12-28
2-
-
Co. (C. A.)
shares (resumed)
Penman's,
178.
4
1-21
1-
1-19
32'4c
—
Special
♦Announcement
1-
1-27
1-18
$2.35
(extra)
(quar.)
Co.
Parke,
on
1-26
Oil
American
Page
1- 4
4-
Year-end
Pantepec
^
1-16
12-18
•
dividend
American Petroleum &
Pan
2-15
10'"
25c
preferred (quar.)
Vegetable Oil Corp.—
Stock
8
1-26
$1.25
31 %c
•
common
1st
Pacific
•
Date
Company and Issue—
Service,
Public
$1.30
*
Mar 15
dividendi
pfd. (quar.)_
5%
1-16
12-28
dividend
Stock
Pacific
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
bonds.
—
(stock
Co.
Packard-Bell
Liabilities—
Demand
Pacific
Ltd.—
Co.,
Corp.
Arms
preferred lauar.)
Inttrmountain Express—
$1.25
5
108
9
109
Feb
preferred stock-
(Kansai division)
mtge.
s.
series A
bonds,
Co., 3%%
Farms
Electric
Toho
255
+
3%%
(year-end)
Co.
1-14
1-
2-15
$1
25c
$2.25
$5
5%
Co.
Elevator
Extra
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
mortgage
Sun Ray Drug
Otis
class A
1-14
1
1-29
125c
$$1.75
5c
(quar.)__
(Ohio),
Co.
1-15
1
2-
2%
(quar.)
preferred
1-14
2-
Steel Products Co.,
Osgood
1-15
1-30
50c
25c
dividend*
Ltd.—
(stock
Ltd.
1-14
1
1-22
$1.12'/2
B
Ontario
1-15
1-30
(stock dividend) —
Oil & Gas common
shares held
Oneida,
7%
—
Co. of Newark, N. J., $4
Republic Steel Crop., 3%
—1,629
—.
+
Page
A—
series
Corp.,
Milk Co., 4%.%
Pet
+2,750
+
457
indebtedness
of
___.
Packing
Great Consolidated
—1,558
' 18,583
Treasury
with
25
2,594
;
Treasury notes
Balances
«
—
8,001
bills
Reserves
—
680
17. 3. Government securities—total
Other
380
+
6,479
loans_
Treasury
Deerfield
1st
banks
to
217
—
—129
2.119
11989
Date
stock,
preferred
Firemen's Insurance
i_
-
estate
438
-
25
22
31
1-15
12-31
2-
two
preferred (quar.)
Filters, Inc., class A (quar.)
United
Class
(quar.)
1
1-29
20c
37'4c
50c
_____—_____—
Co.
4'4%
Corp.,
Oliver
Electric Corp.—
Cornell-Dubilicr
carrying
or
Oliver
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
1,551
+
pur¬
securities-
purchasing
securities
4
each
for
stock
Olin
of
share
One
Electric
Inc.
Industries,
Olin
(quar.)
Co.
&
(quar.)
Common
agricultural
___.
Loans
•
20/
Shoe
Gas
Okonite Co.
11978
Jan 22
Company and Issue—
$5.25
Commercial,
stock——Jan 31
debenture*!
k
mtge.
+1,724
—574
41,083
_L_
Loans—gross
1st
Oklahoma
Pacific
Jan.
Loans
or
dec. (—) since
'
'
■
4%
Nunn-Bush
11978
J1978
1-15
1-15
1-20
l°c
■
$1.3114
(quar.)_—
1
1
2-
25c
preferred
tl978
22-
l°c
(quar.)
1-15
1
2-
25c
Extra
5%%
Associates—
collat. trust bonds, due 1974
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% redeemable preference shares.
.—Feb
Pittsburgh Railways Co.. 5% 1st mtge. bonds due 1970—Jan
Quebec & Lake St. John Ry., 4% debenture stock
Jan
3% %
■
Fuel
&
Gas
Ry.,
Corp., capital .stock———
Petroleum
Creole
mem¬
—
B
Class
Company and Issue—
$175 million.
Borrowings increased $192 million in New York City
A summary
OF TENDERS
NOTICE
to
A (quar.)—
-1—
class
Engineering,
Northwest
Extra
the Kansas
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Holders
When
Per
New
12-3,
4.30%
Mfg.
Co.—
1
1-19
1-19
1
preferred (quar.)
_;
preferred (quar.)__.
2-11
2-11
Volume 179
Number 5291
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Holders
When
Per
(247)
Per
Share
,
Name of Company
Seaboard
Finance
ferred
(entire
Feb.
on
at
8
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
$32.75
plus
share
per
5.20%
this
14c
t30c
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(increased
quarterly)
Sierra
5%
Pacific
6%
Power,
preferred
Sigma Mines,
Slater
(N.)
Smith
(A.
Smith
;
$2
(Howard)
Aircraft
Common
Television-Electronics
$45c
1-9
2-2
1-4
90c
12^31
1-29
22%c
2-15
1-31
28c
1-31
1-
28%c
Edison
1-31
1- 5
37%c
(quar.)
California
preferred
2-
1
1-15
.____
$45c
(quar.)
Indiana Gas
4.80%
■
preferred
Southwestern
&
Common
4% %
A
Co.,
Milling
$1.60
Co.
Silica
Corp.
2-
1-
Glass
(quar.)
2-
1
1-
8
(quar.)
$1.21
2-
1
1-
8
Mfg.
$2.50
Co.,
Insurance
6272c
(quar.)
Co.
(Los
1
50c
Corp
2-26
5-28
4.25%
8-31
4.56%
12-10
11-30
40c
50c
3- 1
1-23
2-17
2-
1
1-15
Trane
15c
2-15
1-29
Transamerica
1-20
1-
2-15
2- 5
rets,
Edison
Co.,
Trade
Bank
Stock
1-16
Union
8
Co.
(N.
$4.50
preferred
White
Ltd.,
class
'r Class B (quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada,
1-28
1- 8
3-1
2-15
Wilcox
3-
1
2-15
Winn
2-10
12-29
5c
2-15
18%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
3-
37'/2c
2-
1
2-
5
1-14
6%
1-14
Wolf
Missouri—
&
1-
2-15
20
2-
1-20
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
1-20
Wrigley
1-9
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87%c
2-15
1-20
Yellow
1-9
Union Gas Co. of
$25c
2-1
1-7
Union
2-1
1-7
United
Extra
Sterchi
Brothers
Reduced
Sterling
Stores,
25c
Inc
3-11
2-
United
2-25
25c
v
1-14
4
Co.
of
_:
Canada, Ltd
Calif,
Continental
From
net
2-
$35c
(quar.)—
Cigar-Whelan Stores,
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
Inc.—
quarterly
Brewers,
Oil
1
Textiles,
Stern
4%%
preferred
Stetson
(John
(quar.)
B.)
Stewart-Warner
Stokely-Van
United
Inc.—-
Co.,
Corp.
Camp,
Common
8%
pfd.
50c
12%c
87Vic
common
(quar.)
1
income
prior
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Shop,
Corp.
Inc.
Corp.
2-12
United
1
1
6-17
1
3-17
1-25
7-
1
6-17
1-19
1- 8
U.
S.
Glass
dividend)
2-
1
U.
S.
Radiator
1-22
U.
(quar.)
5%
,
2-15
25c
—
1-30
S.
$4
Shoe
&
1-15
1-29
2-26
$20c
3-
1
2-13
37Vic
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-15
Co.,
8
Co.—
common
(quar.)__
75c
2-15
$1.25
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Stationery—
4-
2-
1
2-
\
1
-
$12 %c
1
3-12
1-31
1-
8
$1.4334
2-
1
1-15
$1
2-
1
1-15
27%c
3-10
3-
1-28
4%
1-11
1
50c
67c
;
1-29
2-27
2-19
3-19
lie
3-31
$1.50
1-31
Co.
(increased
1-15
15c
3-15
3-
1-30
1-15
90c
2-
1
25c
quar.)
2-
1
20
1-30
1-10
5
County Electric Co.
preferred
(Wrn.
Cab
(initial)
Jr.)
Co.
(monthly)
12
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
County Gas Co.
Zeller's,
1-15
Ltd.,
37%c
4-30
50c
4-10
7-31
7-10
2-
37%c
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
1
$20c
2-
1
1-
2
ilOc
2-
1
1-
2
$31 (4c
2-
1
1-
2
$37%c
2-
1
1- 2
common
Extra
,1-30
1-22
1-20
Power
convertible
6%
1
2-19
1-30
He
convertible
York
2-
25c
11c
(monthly)
Machinery
(quar.)
Shoe
57c
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-12
67c
preferred
(quar.)
4-10
3-20
♦Transfer
2-
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 157c Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non
1
._
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(extra)
_
1-
4
2-
1
1-
4
*25c
4-
1
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
1-12
37Vic
:_
Co
Corp.,
1
,
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
2-
62%c
Canal
com.
S.
67c
12-15
1
2-
6c
(extra)
preferred (quar.)
Finishing Co., common
6%
1-25
20c
$2.50
7-
U.
1-15
1-25
15c
Railroad
Jersey
4-
25c
3-17
1
2-10
25c
New
4-
20c
(quar.)
(stock
B
A
Class B
United
25c
(quar.)
&
2-15
6
class
Drill & Tool class
15c
preferred
Stouffer
1
3-
35c
Ltd.,
Quarterly
prior
Container
3-
50c
(quar.)
(extra)—
United
3-15
4-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Common
1
56c
4
1-11
Fund—
investment
Corps.,
1-
2-10
'
&
2-
8
15c
4.447e
$3.70
$1
92%c
2-15
1-15
2-1
2-1
(quar.)
1-15
2-10
(quar.)
Electric
Worcester
2-15
___—
Ltd.
1-30
45c
Extra
$1.12%
(quar.)
1-15
$2
Grocery Co.
Dessauer
1-29
$4 preferred
5
$1.06(4
preferred (quar.)
50c
5
2-
$l.l2'/2
(quar.)
Co.
Lovett
Wisconsin
1
1-30
65c
(quar.)
1-
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
Monthly
Monthly
1
2-
Oil
&
il5c
(quar.)
&
7-16
1-20
30e
Motor
$10c
A
A
Tablet
4-16
35c
(quar.)_
common
2
1-15
White
12 %c
Brock,
preferred
3
8-
37Vic
2
5-
37%c
57c
1-15
2-
37%c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Co., com., (stock dividend)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior pref. (quar.)__
1-11
10%
of
(quar.)
1-7
1
1
1-11
.
Co.
1
912-
$1.14
(quar.)
Electric
12-28
(accum.)
preferred
17Vic
Y.)
1-21
5%%
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
2-16
(quar.)
Co. of Nevada
Trust
&
A
preferred
2-16
dividend
Co.
2-19
2%
1
preferred
Insurance
class
5%
16%
.
(quar.)
com.
2
Westminster Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)____
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
47>
prior lien (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp.—
9-10
1-21
1
3-
pfd. (quar.)_____
Inc. (quar.)
Pictures,
convertible
Western
13%%
(final)
(final)
preferred
Tonopali Mining
6-
1-15
2-
Engineering Co
Kentucky Coal Co. (reduced quar.)
$1.06(4
deferred
preferred
Bros.
Western Pacific RR.
Co., Ltd.—
9-10
dep.
(quar.)
West
.
2-21
12-10
50c
6-10
Toledo
6-10
50c
50c
3
1-29
(quar.)
1-11
3-
1-15
Detinning Co.. 7%
Western
Quarterly
Products Export
1
1
from
Wellman
1-29
2-
2-
60c
4Vic
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Angeles)
50c
Quarterly
Tobacco
2-15
60c
preferred
Trust
&
6%
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
8
2-15
1
capital gains
Warren Brothers Co.,
Co.—
pref.
conv.
1
1
2-
$2
and
Railway,
Warner
(quar.)
3-
Corp.
6%
$1
$1.14
preferred
$4
1-14
$1.06(4
12%c
of America (quar.)
Instrument (stock dividend)
Vulcan
1
1
(s-a)
Virginian
1-31
35c
2-
10c
(quar.)__
Victoreen
8
Holders
Payable of Rec,
10c
pfd.
income
Camp Sea Food Co.
$30c
Stanley
Stop
&
earned
6%
1-
2-
3-10
Stangg (William J.) Co. (s-a)_
5%
1
2-15
Amer.
(quar.)
2-
12-22
3-15
Amer. deposit receipts ordinary
Special
Vanadium
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
common
preferred
realized
Van
2-11
1-15
___________
1
5
1
25c
1-15
Standard Products Co.
Stone
1-30
$56(4c
2-
1-
1-22
Co.,
Co., 4(4%
Fund—
from
2-
held
;
Tobacco Securities Trust
(quar.)
2-15
5
2%
1
Light,
1
(quar.)
2-
2-15
5%c
When
Share
Tobacco
Corp.,
conv.
Value Line
dividend)
share
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
pfd.
(special)
20c
25c
70c
40c
12%c
J.)
4%%
1-11
1-11
1-20
2-11
10c
preferred
(N.
Ltd.,
1-31
1-20
Corp.—
10c
Insurance
Fuel
5%
Chemical
15c
Dredging,
Fire
-
&
2-
.-
Standard
10%
12 %c
1-30
10c
Standard
Stern
each
2-
Cement
Standard
-
(stock
for
56(4c
Additional
Standard
1-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
Additional
$4
$5c
10c
Portland
Valspar
1-11
$1.08
5c
preferred
Additional
Standard
1-20
1
2-15
30c
(quar.)
common
1-15
1
Quarterly
(quar.)
convertible
Spokane
2-15
2-
$1.20
Special Investments & Securities,
.
Title
Electric—
(quar.)_
Diug,
1
2-
Quarterly
Common
Southern
Fund
share
preferred
$2.40
Ltd.—
Co.,
Pictures
2-
split
preferred
Thatcher
5
Thermoid
_______________
Power
Universal
65c
$1.12%
dividend
Power
$4.84
1-5
1
Petroleum—
(quar.)
Canada
Texas
1-30
4.56%
—__
Leaf
(quar.)
Common
Co.—
(quar.)
Universal
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
1-99
(quar.)
2-1
Products
Common
Stock
$25c
preferred
additional
Tennessee
Ltd.—
50c
Co.,
preferred
Southern
2-1
1-20
preferred A (quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd
effect
to
12-28
Per
Name of Company
1
Hughes
One
1-15
<
+50c
4.56%
*
1-15
1
1-27
50c
(quar.)
6%
1
2-
t20c
__________
preferred
»
2-
$1.50
—___
(quar.)
'4.48%
Southern
Tech
(quar.i
Southern California
•
1- 8
1-15
50c
______
Paper Mills,
(quar.)
preferred
Solar
1
1
,___
Corp.
4.32%
2-
2-
(Quebec)
Ltd
Co.,
1-12
1-8
Holders
2-
(quar.)
t25c
(quar.)
•
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
O.)
Common
-
preferred
1
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Co.,
$25c
—
Ltd.
2-
(quar.)
4'/2% preferred A (quar.)
Sunbeam Corp. (stock dividend
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp. (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
1-15
2-1
15c
preferred
Oil
Sun
8
2-25
t35c
__
Extra
Shirriff's,
2-
Co.—
iquar.)
Sheraton
"Common
Nq,me6fsQqmpany
convertible pre¬
issue called for redemption
$1.72
Co.,
dividend)
Shawimgan Water & Power
-Common
Payable oj Rec.
Share
47
4-
books
resident tax
1
3-15
a
10c
1-20
1-10
xLess
75c
2-
1
1-15
y Corrected
1-24
12-23
Previous
50c
Less
British
not
closed
for
this
dividend.
157c; resident tax 77c.
income
Jamaica
tax.
income
payment
published
tax.
or
holders
dates
of
were
record
dates
incorrect.
are
-
reported here.
-
.
,jr
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
was
(State of)
Local Borrowing to Finance In¬
dustry
Development
Voters
—
rejected
Rejected
proposed
Constitution
which would
Alabama
permit municipalities
in Franklin
County to issue bonds
and levy taxes in
order to aid
private enterprise.
Dr.
cial
Hallie
Farmer, head of So¬
Science
Division
Alabama
at
College, whose analyses of pro¬
legislative and
constitu¬
tional measures are widely read
and highly respected, said: "This
posed
amendment
is
based
business and
which
the
on
sumption that there is
in
Voters
their money will inevitably
succeed. There is little in the his¬
of past experiments of this
County
State
are
mul¬
tiplied records of failure."
Various
communities
in
Ala¬
bama have been unusually active
in
seeking plants, warehouses and
sales offices to take
the Southeast's
and
economy
erable
success.
movement
the
at
advantage of
rapidly expanding
have had consid¬
Leaders
expressed
defeat
in
this
satisfaction
of the
amendment,
believing that there is an element
of
unsoundness
which
sought
are
in
enterprises
on
the basis of
.governmental bodies assuming the
function
of
private
competitive
enterprise.
The
expressed
opposition
did
the
of Franklin
to
Mobile),
Bond
Clerk
and
Offering
to
(CST)
as
the
C.
E.
—
Board
of
Doody,
Revenue
Commissioners,
on
1
Feb. 9,
road
Dec.
from
Bonds
will
to
1955
thereafter
issue of $4,-
an
and
1, 1953.
bridge 1 bonds.
Due on Dec.
in
callable
are
inclusive.
1979
maturing
1964
and
of Dec.
as
1, 1963.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Chemical
Bank
&
Trust
Co., New York
City; First National Bank of Mo¬
bile; Merchants National Bank of
Mobile, or at the American Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Mobile.
Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
Warrant Offering—Arthur
Jr.,
President
School
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
the
bids
!jan.
School
from
to
will
11
of
re¬
a.m.
of issue.
Principal and interest
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
for
the
pur¬
County Special
Tax
Due
1973
warrants.
on
March
inclusive.
Callable after 10 years from date
&
Wells, Inc., of New York; Kaiser 100.001, a net interest cost of about
Co., of San Francisco Thomas 1.932%, as follows:
~
New York City.
& Co., of Pittsburgh; Raffensper$15,200,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
ger, Hughes & Co., of Indianapo¬
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
ARIZONA
lis; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
9,700,000 l%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of New York; Townsend, Dabney
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Glendale, Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elton A. Kirby, & Tyson, of Boston; Soden Invest¬
22,200,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
ment Co., of Kansas City; Tyler &
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 2 Co., of Boston; J. M. Dain & Co.,
2,900,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of Minneapolis; R. H. Johnson &
for the purchase of $200,000 water
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
works
improvement and exten¬ Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., both of
2,900,000 l%s. Due on Feb. 1,
New York; Walter, Woody & Heision bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due
1975.
merdinger, of Cincinnati; John
on
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
Other members of the syndicate '<
Small & Co., of New York; Peters,
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
include: First National Bank of
Writer & Christensen, of Denver;
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
New York; J. P. Morgan & Co., In¬
and Ellis & Co., of Cincinnati.
urer's
office.
Legality approved
corporated; Smith, Barney & Co.;
by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess &
Lehman Brothers; Chemical Bank
ARKANSAS
Robiiiette, of Phoenix.
& Trust Company; Kidder, PeaLittle Rock, Ark.
body & Co.; Continental Illinois
Salt River Project Agricultural and
Bank & Trust Company of Chicago;
Bond Sale—The $120,000 public
Improvement and Power District
library bonds offered Jan. 11—v. Blair, Rollins & Co. Incorporated;
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
&
$5,000,000 elec¬ 179, p. 147—were awarded to Hill,
plant
revenue Crawford & Lanford, Inc., of Lit¬
(Corporate Issue No. 6) bonds of¬ tle Rock, as IV2S, at 100.02, a basis
fered Jan. 12—v. 178, p. 2523— of about 1.49%.
were awarded to a group
headed
Bond Sale—The
tric
generating
CALIFORNIA
by Shields & Co., New York City,
at
100.11,
about
a
3.49%,
net
as
interest
follows:
cost
of
inclusive.
1,070,000 3V4s. Due from 1964 to
1972 inclusive.
1973 to
inclusive.
The bonds mature semi-annual¬
ly
coupons
1964 to
on
bonds
1972, at %%
1954 to
July 1, 1955;
maturing in 1973 to
from
The enr
supplemental
maturing in
from July 1,
and on bonds
1982, at Vz %
July 1, 1955.
Jan. 1 and July 1.
on
tire issue will carry
July 1, 1954 to
members
of
the
group:
Eastman, Dillon & Co., Coffin &
Burr, Ira Haupt & Co., Roosevelt
&
Cross, all of New York; Henry
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson; Tripp
&
Co., of New York; Field, Rich¬
ards &
Co., of Cleveland; Andrews
County,
Calif.
Bond
son,
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
The First National
ton;
Bank;
Stone
Bank
of Bos¬
The
Philadelphia National
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
&
Webster Securities Cor-;
poration; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis; Shields & Company;
American Securities Corporation;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Dominick &
Dominick;
Hallgarten
&
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Lee Hig(PST) ginson Corporation; F; S. Moseley
on Jan. 11 for the purchase of $72,& Co.; National State Bank; L. F.
000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. Rothschild & Co.; Stroud & Com¬
15, 1954.
Due on Jan. 15 from pany; Braun, Bosworth & Co.;
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal Dick & Merle-Smith; Estabrook
and interest (J-J) payable at the &
Co.;
County Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Kean,
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Taylor & Co.; Lawrence M. Marks
Myers, of Los Angeles.
& Co.; Aubrey G. Lanston & Co.;
California (State of)
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Baxter, Williams
Bond Sale
The $50,000,000
veterans' loan bonds offered Jan. & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Commerce Trust Company;
13—v. 178, p. 2355—were awarded Co.;
to a group composed of the Bank¬ Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eldredge
& Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Comers
Trust Co., New York City,
First National Bank of Chicago, pany; Hirsch & Co.; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.; and Schoellkopf, Hutton
and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
& Pomeroy, Inc.
New
York
City, at a price of
sealed
bids
Bernardino
3,595,000 3V2s. Due from
1982
Barstow Union School District, San
Bernardino
$335,000 4s. Due from 1960 to 1963
Other
1, 1953.
1965
Smith,
Board
until
26
of $600,000
Dated Dec.
1
of
Commissioners,
Public
throughout
(P. O.
Ala.
sell at public auction at 10:30 a.m.
chase
the amendment,
voters
the
of
Road
County
themselves strongly in
proposed consti¬
a
Mobile County
/
voters
the
throughout the
as
municipalities
in the
issue bonds and levy
taxes in order to aid private en¬
terprise. Further details appear in
the item above captioned
"Ala¬
bama, State of."
County
Dated
there
Enter¬
in
permit
280,000
success
well
as
rejected
pressions, bad management, fraud
and corruption have affected such
enterprises in the past. For every
of
Reject
tutional amendment which would
kind to encourage this belief. De¬
record
O.
Ala.
"Private
Financing—Voters
prise"
as¬
municipalities in-
(P.
County
Russellville),
that the enterprises
these
evidently
legis¬
courtesy.
Franklin
risk in
no
yest
tory
lative
by
amendment
of
amendment
submitted by reason of
^he voters of Alabama
a
the
to
The
state.
ALABAMA
Alabama
at
his
until
office
11
in
San
a.m.
—
•
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...Monday, January 18, 1954.
(248)
CaIpella School District, Mendocino
County, Calif.
-will
chase
—
received
be
(PST)
bids
Sealed
until 2
Offering
Bond
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
build¬
$82,000
12—v. 179,
p. 50—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., of San Francisco, at
100.012, a net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$62,000 3V4S. Due on March 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
&
Sale—The
Bond
District,
were
Na¬
Angeles, as
3Vis, at
3.20%.
100.32,
basis of about
a
50—were
1954
to
mature
and
1955
1
Feb.
on
*Chino Unified School District,
&
San
bonds
Jan.
dated
are
and mature
011
15,
Jan. 15 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
to
1955
1979
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
County
Fallbrook Union High Sch. Dist.,
San
Due
1956 and
Due
1958
from
Due
1974
to
Jan.
on
15
50—were awarded to Schwa-foacher & Co., of San Francisco,
Jan. 15 from
on
the
of
Oakland.
follows:
School
Alameda County,
District,
from
20,000 21/2S. Due on Feb. 15, 1979.
Hughson School District Stanislaus
County, Calif.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $126,000
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
p. 50—were awarded to a group
•composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Association, Dean Witter & Co., Law-
Levy & Williams, Kaiser &
Stone & Youngberg, all of
San Francisco, and C. N. White &
.Co., Oakland, at 100.16, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.93%, as folCo.,
;
lows:
$16,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1957
1954 to
inclusive.
49,000 23/4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
to
Monrovia
Los
Due on March
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
l34s.
School
City
District,
Due
1966 to
bonds
1954 and
1974
1955
to
on
Feb.
Feb.
1
1,
from
inclusive.
interest
the
dated
are
mature
and
(F-A)
Principal
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
■Mount Diablo
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
County, Calif.
p.
147
America
,
—
The $1,440,000
offered Jan. 12—v.
—
were
National
Trust
&
Sav-
ings Association, of San Francis¬
co, at a price of 100.09, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.60%, as fol¬
lows:
.
Due on March 15
from 1955 to 1958 inclusive.
,288,000 2s. Due
on
March 15 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
216,000 2V4S.
T.
11
the
for
(PST)
a.m.
on
Jan.
19
purchase
of
$800,000
as follows:
Elementary
Due
on
March
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
the
School Dis¬
The
bonds
dated March
are
2%
water
awarded
to
a
about
■
$700,000
certificates of¬
179, p. 50—were
composed of
group
Bay Union High Sch. Dist.,
bonds
County, Calif.
offered
$400,000 build¬
Jan. 12 were
Bank
23As,
at
of
100.50,
Los
Angeles, as
basis of about
a
2.72%.
The
bonds
1954
and
1955
to
and
mature
1974
dated
are
Feb.
Feb.
on
1
1,
from
County
A.
both
Sale—The $4,000,000
179,
148—were
p.
The
awarded
to
group composed of the Northern
Trust
Co.,
Continental
Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., First
National Bank,
Harris Trust &
1972
awarded to
by the Bank of
headed
National
Trust
&
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 2.70%, as follows:
$100,000 234s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
100,000 2*4s. Due
Feb. 1 from
011
75,000 2V2S.
gality
2.20%.
Cook
County School District
73V2 (P. O. Stokie), III.
Bond
No.
Due
on
from
Feb.
150,000 2%s. Due 011 Feb. 1 from
75,000 3s.
Due
on
Feb.
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
i
1
from
the
Illinois
3s. Dated Dec. 1, 1953
Institute
(P.
Bond
bids
—
until
Raymond J
will receive
10
a.m.
(CST)
011
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
$2,280,000 dormitory bonds. Datec
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1993 inclusive.
Principa
and
interest
(M-S) payable at
Continental
Illinois
Nationa
Bank &
Trust Co., Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Dallstream
Schiff, Stern & Hardin, of Chi¬
cago.
The bonds are secured by
various properties and revenues
of
the
St.
Institute
and
issued
—
to
bids
pur¬
the
New
Jan.
Union
1,
J-J.
Bond
&
178,
City,
until
8
will
l%s
as
City
p.m.
Clerk,
bids until
26
for
1954.
City
sas
approved
by
Charles
'
Payne,
receive
sealed-
on
Feb.
1
from
195&
Bonds maturing
are
callable^
1, 1964. Principal and!
(F-A)
payable at
the
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
City.
Parish,
District
Bond
inclu¬
school
178,
*
Parishwide
School'
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
$5,000,000'
Jan.
12—v.
2356—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the National
p.
City Bank of New York, at
trust company to be
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
City, Kan.
will
LOUISIANA
a
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
Co., of Kansas:
2s, at par.
,
Feb.
Caddo
(J-D)
payable at the Illinois State Trust
Co., East St. Louis, or at such
or
and
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kan¬
sive. Principal and interest
other bank
11
10
Due
of
im¬
a.m.
(CST) on Jan.
purchase of $1,051,000bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
interest
Anglim,
1972
$390,000
in 1965 and thereafter
as
Kan*
offered Jan.
&
to 1969 inclusive.
on
to
a,
the
funding
inclusive.
1954
of
j
Bond Offering—Howard
Jan. 21 for the
$300,000
building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
from
Bank
2621—were awarded'
p.
Bros.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1
bonds
Kansas
B. Black,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Dec.
of
2y2s, at 100.11,
Sale —The
Stern
to
County School District
(P. O. Rural Route
No. 2, East St. Louis), III.
p.m. (CST)
purchase
of
National
as
City Sch. District,
provement
O. East
Bond Offering—Harold
Bank
York.
KANSAS
Arkansas
Le¬
187
8
National
Albany, Ind.
Albany,
1955 to
Jan. 19 for the purchase
1971
are
basis of about 2.48%.
Schools,
of
on.
$87,000 munici¬
pal parking bonds offered Jan. 11
v.
179, p. 148 — were awarded
Hill School
H.
(CST)
—
Clair
No.
Chase
New
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
of
Treasurer,
to
Hiner,
thereafter
and
City of New
Louis), III.
sealed
R.
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1965
Technology
Chicago), III.
Offering
Spaeth,
sealed
O.
of
1959
a
2.29%,
Charles
by
Offering
on
on
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Feb.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
site purchase bonds was
as
dated
St. Clair County, Signal
District No. 181 (P.
(CST)
(CST)
a.m.
bids until 2 p.m.
1,
•v.
receive
about
10
Offering—John
the
at
Jan. 1 from
1 from
approved
Bond
until
as of April
1, 1959. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable-
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
St.
O.
callable
were
100.006,
Interest
Superintendent
the
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
Oct.
Jan. 1 from
on
are
Savings Bank, City National Bank
& Trust Co., and American Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., all of
Chicago, as 2^4 s, at 100.42, a basis
50—were
America
8
about
on
Jan.
inclusive.
(P.
1, 1954. Due semi-an¬
nually from Oct. 1, 1955 to April
1, 1984 inclusive. Bonds maturing.
1
on
County
Dated Feb.
Sons, Inc.,
at
6f
cost
bonds
1954. Due
Co., of Chicago,
a basis of about.
Feb. 3 for the purchase of
$3,600,000 sewage works revenue bonds.
1 from
follows:
as
city
Sale—The $500,000 water
12—v.
&
Louis,
interest
net
bids
sealed
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
Chicago,
system bonds offered Jan.
Jan.
Edwards
St.
&
Muncie, Ind.
from
1
Dec.
on
offered
G.
of
Dickson
Bond
inclusive.
180,000 2%s. Due
sold to Benjamin & Lang, Inc., of
Vallejo, Calif.
p.
Co.,
awarded to a group composed of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Chicago, Newhard, Cook & Co.,
and
12—.
$500,-anticipation
warrants.
Dated
June
30, 1954.
Due in five months.
1
Sale—The $800,000 build¬
bonds
Chicago, III.
school
office.
Treasurer's
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
15
ing
Ind.
School
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
000 general fund tax
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
inclusive.
Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
group
1973
of
awarded to the Security-First Na¬
tional
Dec.
on
$620,000 2i/4s. Due
1.67%.
Bond
S.
2%s, at 101.44,
ed
County School District
(P. O. Belleville), III.
118
Bond
Town,
$32,005
Warrant Offering—R. T.
Combs,
County Auditor, will receive seal¬
1955 to 1966 inclusive.
Clair
School
City Controller, will receive*
$625,000 2s. Due
St.
1%%
Indianapolis), Ind.
11—
&
group-
2524—were awarded ta»
p.
Marion
$1,125,000
Blair
a
at
2.73%.
follows:
15,
v.
Bond Sale—The
William
banks,
Sale—The
178,
R.
Co., Inc., Toledo, R. S. Dickson
& Co., of Chicago, at 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 2.15%, as
1967 to
the Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
and
cisco.
South
Co.,
$4,480,000
179,
11—v.
building bonds offered Jan.
v.
&
No.
Sale—The
revenue
fered Jan. 12—v.
of
interest
(M-S)
payable
at the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Principal
Bond
composed
500,000 2V4s. Due
Macon, Ga.
Certificate
Indianapolis
Long Beach
148—were awarded to a
of the Northern
p.
The
Jan.
interest.
both of Chicago, Braun, Bosworth
March 15
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
1954.
The
—
—
offered
Ind.
148—were awarded to
p.
of
III.
building bonds offered Jan.
1974 inclusive.
1955 to
from
on
Sale
11—v.
,
Warrant Sale
School
(P. O.
212
Jan.
as
warrants
Finance
Home
No.
group
Atlanta, Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Savannah, Byron Brooke &
Co., T. W. Tindall & Co., both of
300,000 Union High School Dis¬
Atlanta, and Cabell Hopkins &
trict bonds. Due on March 15
Co., of Columbus, at 101.27, a basis
Due
trict bonds.
and
Trust
I
Chi¬
$800,000 water
offered
Indianapolis,
as
Bond
Co., Torrington.
of
of about 1.86%.
Co.,
Rochelle),
Brooks
suc¬
Co., and A. G. Becker
Inc.,
both
of
Chicago,
l%s, at 100.13, a basis
Co.,
jointly,
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
District
I
Paasch,
bonds, divided
$500,000
at
Cutler,
Sale—The
Trust
&
GEORGIA
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at his
office in Martinez,
until
Payable
&
(CST)
a.m.
Rochelle Township High
Torrington, Conn.
1954.
10
Ogle, Lee and DeKalb Counties,
179,
the
179, p. 50—were awarded to the
Continental Illinois National Bank
Agency.
v.
&
bonds
inclusive.
interest
Housing
Co., Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, H. E. Work & Co., Stone &
County, Calif.
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
$288 ,000 4Vis.,
-
R.
Weeden &
Bank & Trust
Bond
Chicago.
Legality
by Dallstream, Schiff,
Stern & Hardin, of Chicago.
The
bonds are secured by properties
and revenues of the College and
issued pursuant to an agreement
between
the
College
and
the
of San Francisco,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
4,
until
1993
to
Trust
&
Chapman
works
O.
approved
group:
March 1 from
on
Offering—W.
Bond
179,
awarded to a
Syndicate headed by the Bank of
179,
the
of
Co.,
Chicago,
(P.
Continental Illinois National Bank
of $400,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Jan. 20, 1954. Due on May
1973 inclusive.
Costa
Bond
Unified Sch. Dist.,
Costa
Contra
members
&
College
Jan.
and
1
March
on
School Districts, Contra
Richmond
ing
Angeles County, Calif.
bonds' offered
The
Jan. 1 from
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
and telegraphic bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
Due
Los Angeles
$300,000 build¬
Jan. 12 were
.awarded to the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as 2V2S, at
101.22, a basis of about 3.68%.
•
on
and
INDIANA
$350,000
Note Offering—Edwin J. Dowd,
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Central
bids
1956
the District
bidder. Legality approved
Evansville Water Works Dist. Ind*
25 for the purchase of
dormitory bonds. Dated
July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from
from
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
of
1 from
$150,000 2s.
inclusive.
1973
Bond Sale—The
ing
1
in-
cago.
Offering—George R. TitTreasurer,
will
receive
on
Jan.
a
15 from
61,000 3s. Due on Dec.
1966
120,000 2Y[S. Due
Other
by
mutually ac¬
ceptable to the District and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Calif.
a
net
interest
cost
1.93%, as follows:
245,000 2s.
280,000 3s. Due on Feb. 15
1962 to 1978 inclusive.
.
on
to
cessful
Chicago bank
a
Principal and
company
sealed
1 from
Youngberg, all of San Francisco,
Bond Sale—The $575,000 build¬ Kalman & Co., of St. Paul, Hill,
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 178, Richards & Co., of San Francisco,
and C. N. White & Co., of Oakland.
p. 2621—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., and Heller, Bruce & Co.,
CONNECTICUT
both of San Francisco, jointly, at
180,000
trust
Dec. 1 from 1955 to
on
accept¬
able
interest
and
Due
1973' inclusive.
terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
trust company mutually
1956 to 1974 in¬
Principal
Bond
1968 inclusive.
to
1 from
man,
Bruce &
Unified
Piedmont
March
or
from
360,000 21/2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
group:
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
.
Due
2s.
1962
inclusive.
members
Youngberg, all
-$85,000 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
.«on,
1
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Heller,
Bruce
&
Co., Lawson, Levy &
Jan. 12—v. 179,
ing bonds offered
p
•
210,000
inclusive.
1970
to
200,000 3s.
Other
in
15
1957.
2%s.
565,000
Jan.
on
1954.
Feb. 8 for the
on
$2,673,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1954. Due
North
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
3s.
tion, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $4,390,000 school
building bonds.
Dated March 1,
61
Naperville), III.
Due on Jan.
4s.
No.
of
follows:
as
$125,000
follows:
as
(CST)
purchase
net interest cost of about
a
90,000 l34s. Due on Jan.
about
$385,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
at par, as
100.02,
2.38%,
Offering—M. G. Englund,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Francisco, at
of San
Association,
interest cost of about 2.84%
net
a
100.01,
Calif.
County,
Diego
178, p. 2523—were awarded to a
headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
group
group
a
District
(M-S) payable at
v.
geles, and C. N. White & Co., of
build¬
102.38, a basis of about
The
sani¬
Francisco, as 3s,
2.76%.
Trust
1954
to
til 8 p.m.
clusive.
Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone &
of San Francisco,
Fred D. Blake & Co., of Los An¬
Calif.
to the Bank
of
Watsonville, Calif.
$905,000
Bond
Bond
Offering—C. E. Meador,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
on
Sale—The
Agency.
(P. O. Waukegan), III.
Co., of Oakland.
Bond
Winnebago County School District
No. 20S (P.O. Rock ford), III.
Housing and
County, Waukegan City
School
geles, Heller, Bruce & Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams, Kaiser &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, all of
San Francisco, and C. N. White
Jan. 11 were
of America
Savings Asso¬
offered
awarded
ciation,
Lake
H. Moulton & Co.,
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
J. Barth & Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, all of
San Francisco, William R. Staats
&
Co., of Los Angeles, Heller
National
at
Francisco, Security-First National
Bank, of Los Angeles, Weeden &
Co., J. Barth & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., all of San Francisco, Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., of Los An¬
&
Finance
Home
between
agreement
an
the Institute and the
Co., all of San
Blyth
Bernardino County,
bonds
&
Dean Witter &
Bond Sale—The $245,000
ing
San
Moulton
H.
to
suant
group:
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
County Treasurer's office.
,
awarded
1971
payable at the
and interest (F-A)
Dist.,
County, Calif.
the Bank of America
Trust & Savings Asso¬
National
Principal
inclusive.
1971
1,
from
R.
the
Blyth & Co.,
ciation, of San Francisco, at 100.05,
Feb.
dated
are
Sch.
High
by
$60,000
bonds
The
Los
of
Bank
Union
Bernardino
headed
of
members
American Trust Co.,
tary sewer bonds offered Jan. 12—
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 179,
awarded to the Security-First
tional
e:
San
p.
build¬
12
Jan.
Co.
Bond Sale—The $825,000 build¬
$50,000
offered
bonds
& Beane; J.
Needles
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
ing
School
Oak
Charter
group:
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FcnBarth & Co.; Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; First of
Michigan
Corporation;
Schwabacher & Co.; Lawson, Levy &
Williams;
Stone & Youngberg;
Redfield & Co.; and C. N. White
inclusive.
1979
to
the
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harris. Trust
and Savings Bank; C. J. Devine &
20,000 3%'s. Due on March 1 from
1975
of
members
Other
ner
ing bonds offered Jan.
3.35%,
on March 15
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive. <
Co.;
Alameda
Bond
432,000 2%s. Due
p.m.
1 for the pur¬
of $43,000 building bonds.
Castro
Due On March 15
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Feb.
on
Other
216,000 2V2S.
net interest cost of about
as
&
$850,000 4s. Due
1
par,
2.48%,
follows:
on
Feb.. 15 from>
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
'
'
Number 5291... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(249)
1,910,000
2,y4s.
from
2,240,000
Due
1967 to
Other
First
&
York,
15
Feb.
on
gality
15
Cutler,
the
of
Corp.,
Trust
Merrill
Pierce,
Lynch,
offered
& Beane, First National
Bank, of Portland, First of Mich¬
igan
Corporation,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, F.- S. Smithers & Co., W.
Sale—The
Jan.
tional
Bank
and
cago,
Steiner,
Rouse
&
Co.,
Grant Parish, Ward Seven
(P.
Montgomery), La.
'
Bond Sale—The $35,000
service bonds offered Jan.
'
Bond
Baton
mission
Note
Rouge Port Com¬
Charles F.
—
Secretary,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $55,000 series
B
1954.
Feb.; 15, 1956.
Due
Boston,
notes. Dated Feb.
15,
Offering
City
Philomene
—
Clerk,
will
school project bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1
from 1955 to
Offering Cancelled—At
resolution
26
"Recently the City of Baltimore
announced that
Jan. 26 the city
on
would offer for sale
rect
obligations,
storage
and
'
Taunton, Mass.
148—were
awarded
receive
"Bond
given
sale
counsel
of
these
under
facilities
Corp.
have
not
favorable opinion
a
the
yet
the
on
bonds, inasmuch
contract
title
as
the
to
terms
of
the
the
fulfilled.
city1 after
contract
The
had
the
been
Commissioners
of
to
1974
March
inclusive.
1,
1
March
from
Callable
1,
1955
Fourche
Parish
Thibodaux),
Bond
as
bonds .offered
of
composed
group
a
Jan.
F.
S.
Smithers & Co., New York City, J.
C. Bradford & Co., Nashville, Ar¬
nold and Crane, of New Orleans.
*'
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of
Birmingham, and Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., of Dallas, as 3V4S and 3s,
at
reflecting
par,
a
net
*
10
A.
9
purchase
for
the
(CST)
a.m.
water and electric
Dated
1
Feb.
from
1,
Poag,
on
Bond
Sale
school
to
Due
bonds.
1989
on
Feb.
inclusive.
of
Aug. 1, 1954. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at
the
as
Chemical
Bank
&
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Bond
Wood-
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb.
8
for the
purchase of
bonds.
1
on
public
Dated
improvement
March
1,
1954. Due
March 1 from 1956 to 1974 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬
Foley, Cox & JudeR,
by
proved
Bond
Helena
(P.
Secretary
will
Board,
until
of
10
School
the
(CST)
School
sealed
on
as
bonds.
1955
62,000
to
Due
bonds,
Offering—David
Boston
Bonds. Dated Feb.
April
to
Due
on
Jan.
1
5
from
inclusive.
District
on
Jan.-
No.
1
from
1
the
First
The
bonds
Second
at
are
dated
are
dated
National
and due
the
ler,
of
of
of
Jan.
at
1954. Due
sealed
on
r e
d
until
bonds.
sewer
1, 1954.
1964
to
bids
L.
re¬
noon
Jan. 20 for/the purchase
$80,000
Due
on
Dated
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at the First
Bank
approved
of
by
Haverhill, Mass.
Sale—The
Jan.
13—v.
$600,000
179,
p.
notes
148—
awarded to the First Nation¬
Bank of
count.
to
Mc¬
Co., of Detroit.
to
Due
1972
callable
are
on
Sept.
inclusive.
of
as
March
1,
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Joint
Boston, at
1.14%
dis¬
April 1 from
on
bonds
Sale
1972 inclusive.
offered
$4,500,000
12—v. 179, p.
Jan.
O.
149—were awarded to
p.
a
Jaffray
group
&
Hopwood, both
of
Minneapolis,
and
Caldwell,
Phillips Co., of St. Paul, 011 a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
about 3.07%.
Clearwater and Polk
Joint
Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist.
No.
25
(P.
O.
Clearbrook), Minn.
Bond
Offering
Raymond
—
Thompson, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3
1936 to 1980 inclusive.
re¬
p.m.
Bonds
ma¬
turing in 1969 and thereafter
gality
as
of
Feb.
1,
1968.
Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
and Moody & Springsted, both of
St.
Paul.
call
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bricelyn), Minn.
132
for
Offering
bids
Canceled
until
Jan.
Co., New
—
The
for
6
of
the
celed because of litigation.
est
cost
utility,
of
follows:
Jan. 15
a
about
series
Hennepin
2.70%,
$120,000
4s,
from 1955 to
Jan: 15 from
1965
M
Jan.
15
from
due
to
on
1975 in¬
1976
to
1983
bonds,
at
follows;
Jan.
15
100.02,
of
cost
as
about
$712,000
from
a net
2.71%,
4s,
due
to
1964
1955
Jan.
15
from
1965
to
1976
inclusive; and $1,365,000 2%s,
due
on
Jan.
from
15
1977
Other
members
Laidlaw
&
Co.,
of
of
the
New
group:
York,
National Bank of Commerce,
First National Bank, of
Seattle,
Memphis, Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
New York, Courts & Co., of
Atlanta, Glickenhaus & Lembo,
Goodbody & Co., both of New
of
Thomas
&
Co.,
of
Pitts¬
burgh,
Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Talmage & Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
all of New York, Ryan, Hanauer
ton
&
Co.,
Hanauer
of
Cleveland,
J.
offered Jan.
building
51—were
can¬
posed
&
Cleveland,
Dist.
First
Northern
Trust
Illinois
Wurts,
Co., of Cleveland.
Dulles
178,
a
2622—•
p.
com¬
group
National
Co.,
National
Bank,
Continental
Bank
&
Trust
Co., all of Chicago, Stroud & Co.,
Philadelphia, W. H. Morton & Co.,
New York City, Robert W. Baird
& Co., Milwaukee, Burns, Corbett
& Pickard, Inc.,
Chicago, Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., of Kansas
City, and the American National
Bank
St.
Paul, as 2.20s., at
basis of about 2.19%.
of
100.08,
a
Winona and Olmsted Counties
Joint
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 60
(P.O. St. Charles), Minn.
}
Bond
Offering—Ralph S. Hau-
District
gen,
sealed bids
Jan.
on
Jan.
Clerk,
until
26
$225,000
for
will
1:30
the
building
1, 1954.
receive
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
callable
cipal
of Jan.
as
Bonds
1, 1969.
interest
and
of
Dated
Jan. 1 from
on
ma¬
turing in 1970 and thereafter
are
Prin¬
payable
at
a
suitable
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dofsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
No.
142
MISSISSIPPI
Allan
—
Bude, Miss.
Moir,
Bond
and
Sale—An issue of $39,000
was
sold to the First Na¬
bonds
1954.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from
1957
1966
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at any suitable
banking institution designated, by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
interest
tional Bank
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Robinsdale),
clusive.
The
$1,250,000
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
v.
179, p. 51—were awarded to a
group composed of Paine, Webber,
—
Jackson
& Curtis, Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc., all of Chicago, Kalman &
American
National
Bank,
both of St. Paul, and E. J. Presscott
& Co., of Minneapolis,
at
100.17, a net interest cost of about
Co.,
2.99%,
as
1957
to
1968
Interest
approved
1,
.PAs
as
1954.
by
M-S.
Due
Charles
Legality
&
Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
MISSOURI
Kansas
Bond
City,
Mo.
Offering—Rollin
1
F.
Ag«
ard, Director of Finance, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
ip.m.
on Jan. 27 for the purchase
$4,100,000 Auditorium Plaza
Garage
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1, 1984.
Callable by lot from sinking fund
of
not
revenues
1959;
also
from
earlier than
redeemable
Feb.
Feb.
1,
whole
in
earlier
not
revenues
any
than
1964. Principal and
payable at the
Commercial
Trust
Co.,
Kdnsas
City. Legality approved by Stininterest
on
Jan. 1 from
1,
(F^A)
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
inclusive.
&
Maplewood-Richmond Heights
(P. O. Maplewood),
Sch. Dist.
270,000 3s. Due Jan. 1 from 1969
to
Jan.
from 1955 to 1969 in¬
son,
follows:
$490,000 23As. Due
1
(CST)
Minnesota
Sale
pf Memphis,
Dated
3s.
March
on
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
St. Louis County, Mo.
1974 inclusive.
490,000 3.10s. Due
and
to
of
County Joint Indep.
Sch.
on
$40,000 2V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Sale
Bond
Jan. 1 from
Co., of Newark, Mc1975 to 1984 inclusive.
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago,
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Norman County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Co., of Cincinnati, Shaughnessy
No. 8 (P. O. Norman), Minn.
&
Co., of St. Paul, George K.
,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Baum
&
Co., of Kansas
City,
Dqll & Isphording, Inc., of Cin¬ ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 179,
cinnati, Dreyfus & Co., of New p. 51—were awarded to the Cen¬
tral
Republic Co., Chicago,
at
York,
National
City
Bank,
of
Cleveland, J. R. Ross & Co., of 100.005, a net interest cost of about
Newark, Ross, Borton & Simon, 2.72%, as follows:
of
$2,250,000 Capi¬
improvement bonds
12—v.
awarded
were
B.
&
National
2y4s, at 10t).15,
as
Paul, Minn.
tol Approach
&
Co., of Newark, White-Phillips
Co., of Davenport, Ginther, Johns¬
Minnesota
Duluth,
Bond Sale—The
Jan. 20 for the purchase of $100,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Bond
First Securities Company of Chi¬
cago,
p.
Offering
to
1983 inclusive.
(P. O. Procter), Minn.
basis of about 2.22%.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
to
inclusive.
interest
Bond
on
1964 in¬
Piper,
Minne¬
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
as
3,805,000 general public improve¬
ment
Consol.
net inter¬
clusive; $293,000 2V2s due
on
$565,000
follows:
bonds, at 100.01,
to
of
1957 to 1978 inclusive.
Faribault
179,
as
awarded
Hopwood,
Sale—The
Bank of
a
are
Le¬
by
approved
purchase
public
53
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
p. 149 — were awarded to the
on Jan. 26 for the purchase
$160,000 building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
callable
1
Bond
of
bonds—v.
City,
&
St.
composed of Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper,
syndicate
$695,000
District No.
St. Louis County Consol. Sch. Dist.
Sale—The $340,000 build¬
a
York
Jaffray,
Maynard), Minn.
headed by Ira Haupt &
148—were awarded to
2622—were
p.
Northern
Counties
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 30
Bond
The
—
Sch.
Bond Sale—The $620,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 178,
No.
April 1 from
on
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 179,
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
York,
Offering —M i 1 d
Boston.
Legal¬
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
al
6
Sibley Counties Joint
Consolidated
(CST)
maturing in 1960 and there¬
on
Manning, City Treasurer, will
were
7
inclusive; $1,728,000 2lks, due
15, 1954
Renville and
inclusive.
1961
Chippewa and Renville
No.
Bos¬
Gloucester,
Dated
$575,000 build¬
390,000 21/2s. Due
trust
Detroit.
15,
on
Bond
offered
1,
(J-J)
after
Gloucester
discount. Dated Jan. 15,
Jan. 15, 1955.
Note
or
clusive; and $282,000 2%s, due
April 1, 1954.
The bank also purchased an is¬
sue
of $850,000 tuberculosis hos¬
pital maintenance notes at 0.929%
ity
&
1, 1954.
from, 1955
in¬
Jan.
Bank
to
Bank
discount.
1955
bank
Jan.
on
on
awarded
3
payable at the office of the School
Board Trustees, or at a bank to
1955 to
bidder.
awarded
was
Sale—The $850,000 tuber¬
National
Jan.
April
interest
and
a
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
school
site
and
building bonds
culosis hospital maintenance notes
offered Jan. 12—v. 179, p. 149—
of
of
as
Township Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Coloma), Mich.
County (P. O.
Salem), Mass.
Jan.
Principal and interest
callable
Coloma
Essex
(EST)
on
inclu¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
ceive
1972
maturing in 1965 and
are
successful
National
1.15%
De¬
basis
(P. O. Buffalo Lake), Minn.
$185,000 2%s. Due
to be designated by the
company
ton.
1%
to
1958.' Principal
premium of $27.
a
notes
Note
1, 1954. Due
1955
(A-O) payable at
a
1954 and mature on May
1, 1954.
Principal and interest payable at
from
19^5 to 1974 inclusive.
1954.
the
Boston,
terest, plus
National
No.
1,
Metropolitan Dist., Mass.
of
The
Lee,
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 20 for the
purchase of $1,750,000 building
Note Sale—The $3,000,000 series
notes
offered
Jan.
8
were
A
of
a
Jan. 1 from
on
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
follows:
as
.
.
35,000 2.90s. Due
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179, apolis, at par, a net interest cost
p. 148—were awarded to Halsey, of about 2.81%, as follows:
Stuart & Co. Inc., Blyth & Co.,
$380,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
both
of
1956 to 1971 inclusive.
Chicago, and Watling,
"
Lerchen & Co., Detroit, at par,
240,000 2.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
a net interest cost of about
2.53%,
1972 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
W.
8
1958.
to
Stuart
New York
City, and Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, of Boston, as
2»/4s. at 100.20, a basis of about
2.22%.
L
and
District
1964
School
bonds.
16
follows:
School
$26,000
bids
Feb.
for the purchase of $88,000
divided
awarded
Ripley &
Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, all of
Districts
Parish
receive
a.m.
12—v.
Haverhill, Mass.
Parish
O. Greensburg), La.
Offering—J. L. Meadows,
Bond
Jan.
Co.,
100.01,
Bond Sale—The
(P.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1
$2,100,000
&
at
Sheridan, Dayton and Garfield
Townships Fractional Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Fremont), Mich.
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
Co.,
of New Orleans.
St
offered
50—were
p.
were
yard, City Secretary, will receive
$180,000
iy2s,
as
of about 1.49%.
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Bonds
The
—
bonds
Trust
Natchitoches, La.
-Offering—W. M.
troit,
MINNESOTA
Dated Feb.
group composed of Halsey,
&
Co. Inc., Harriman
Feb.
$1,620,000
revenue
1949.
1956
Callable
of
post¬
Agawam, Mass.
Bank
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until
MacArthur
ower,
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Ken-
to
MICHIGAN
Bloomfield, Troy and West Bloomfield Townships Fractional
Donald-Moore
awarded
Monroe, La.
Offering — P.
be
for
MASSACHUSETTS
interest
cost of about 3.16%.
Bond
bonds
will
"The City Solicitor will confer
with the bond counsel in the immedite future."
179,
fP., O.
La.
13—v. 178, p. 2247—were awarded
to
authorizing
these
sale
of
Sale—The $750,000 public
improvement
1
of
the
and
Interest M-S. Le¬
1964.
gality /approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and McDonald
& Buchler, of New Orleans.
La
offering
awarded
were
—
1962 to
thereafter
by
poned.
20,000 series C bonds.
March
Hemphill,
2.06%.
sive. Bonds
sale,
$55,000 series A bonds.
110,000 series B bonds.
on
to
Noyes & Co., New York City, as
2.10s, at 100.28, a basis of about
be
the
Due
148
p.
25,000 2%s. Due
$600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
Bos¬
Sale—The $200,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 12—v.
179, p.
shipping,
warehouse
for the National Can
to
000 public improvement bonds, as
1954.
the
at
of
Bond
$3,200,000 di¬
proceeds
follows:
dated
Bank
a
meeting on Jan. 14 the Board of
City Commissioners rescinded the
Finance of the city, therefore, at a
meeting on Jan. 14, formally re¬
are
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
Shawmut
Boston.
scinded the resolution
bonds
a.m.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $185,-
The
40
11
Joseph School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000
retained
Kenner, La.
Bond
Boston,
until
Jan. 18 for the purchase
on
property in question would not be
Paasch,
will
ton.
used for construction of
(P. O. Port Allen), La.
Offering
Averill,
of
of
cipal and interest payable
Jan.
M.
13—v.
178, p. 2622—were awarded to R.
T. Henry Dubach, as 33/4S, at par.
Greater
at 1.187%
MARYLAND
on
Service District
of Boston,
authorizing the offering
of $3,200,000 general
obligation bonds to mature seri¬
Hospital
ally from 1956 to 1983 inclusive
O.
—v.
179, p. 148.
In this connec¬
tion, John J. Ghinger, City Treas¬
hospital urer, commented as follows:
of New Orleans.
-
p.
Second Na¬
Baltimore, Md.
drews
Treasurer,
Bank
St.,
(EST)
National
Co., Dick & MerleSmith, J. C. Bradford & Co., An-
& Wells, Inc., all of New
York, The Illinois Company, Sills,
Fairman & Harris, both of Chi-
notes
148—
discount.
H. Moulton &
/'
Water
179,
the
to
St.
Florence
—
Town
Shawmut
$400,000
12—v.
awarded
were
Offering
receive sealed bids at the National
Augusta, Me.
New
of
Bond
Hubbard.
group:
Note
Nahant, Mass.
&
Chicago.
of
Chemical
Co.,
Chapman
by
approved
MAINE
Fenner
•*
b>e specified by the purchaser. Le¬
1974 inclusive.
members
Boston
Bank
Feb.
on
1966 inclusive.
2V2s.
from
,
Due
1959 to
49
—
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 12—v.
178,
2524—were awarded to a
p.
composed of Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, both of Chicago,
group
&
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas
Co.,
Smith,
Louis,
of
City,
H.
G.
Moore
as
Cook
Newhard,
Walker
&
2v4s, at
about 2.24%.
&
Co.,
of
all
100.06,
a
&
and
Co.,
St.
basis
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
St.
Dated Dec. 15,
Mo.
Joseph,
Offering—Deane P. Wiley,
Bond
will receive
(CST) on
purchase of $853,-
Comptroller,
City
until noon
bids
sealed
Jan. 20 for the
Due
bonds.
on
& Trust
bonds
The
1,
Feb.
dated
Any bonds maturing in
City.-
Fizzell, of Kansas
.
Monday, January 18, 1954
.
Offering—Caroline Bar-
Bond
1954. Due on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Citizens Northern Val¬
ley National Bank of Englewood,
Tenafly office. Legality approved
& Wood, of
by Hawkins, Delafield
New York City.
New
Jersey
Offering
—
■
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will ; receive
sealed
Freeman ;j
S.
7
Education,
of
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
payable at the Merchants
Bank of Cape May.. Le¬
(F-A)
by Hawkins,
approved
gality
&
Delafield
of New York
Wood,
Jaffray
apolis,
as
City.
•
•
v
-
j
Southold
No.
21
School Districts
(P. O. Denton), Mont.
Sale
Bond
—
The State Land
$5,800
purchased
Commission
school district bonds.
(EST),
Lihby, Mont.
The $20,000 fire
Sale
Bond
12—v.
178,
offered Jan.
2622—were award-
p.
Yellowstone County
2
of
Bank
too the First State
Libby^as 3s, at par.
No.
School District
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 178,
p. 2525—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
apolis, as 2.30s, at 100.33.
NEW
.
,
July
on
15 from
1955
inclusive.
bonds;'-Dated:
Due on Dec.- 1 from
4983 -inclusive. Principal
payable at the
Western New
Sale—The
Bond
Trust
kirk
|
Charlotte
—
bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 179, p. 51
Education,
—were
bids
until
will
2
receive
sealed
(EST) on Jan.
21 for the purchase of $950,000
building bonds.
Dated July 15,
Due
to
p.m.
July
on
15 from
1954
Principal and
payable
at
the
Plainfield
Trust
Co., Plainfield.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
(J-J)
Northfield,
N.
J.
No.
New York
ton, at 1.19% discount.
school bonds.
First
The
1954
12
notes
and
$300,000 notes
awarded to
were
dated
are
mature
on
Jan.
Dec.
1
Notes will be authenticated
genuineness
First
and
National
under
advice
validity
Bank
of
of
Storey,
12,
1954.
as
by
to
the
Boston,
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Troy School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $143,000
build¬
Due
Oct.
on
Dated
from
1
Oct.
1, 1953.
1954 to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Ventnor
(A-O)
City National Bank, Ventnor City.
Legality
&
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
Paramus School
Bond
District, N. J.
Offering—Otto G. Reich-
149—were awarded to Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of Boston,
as 2.40s, at 100.63, a basis of about
ucation,
NEW JERSEY
Essex
County (P. O.
Newark), N. J.
Bond Offering—Fred H. Taylor,
Cierk
of
the
Board
Freeholders,
will
bids
of
Chosen
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 8 for
purchase of $1,065,000 build¬
ing bonds./Dated Sept. 15, 1953.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1954 to 1978
inclusive. Principal and interest
the
11
receive
sealed
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $335,000
general obligation building bonds.
21
for
the
from
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National
Bank,
at the Bank of New
or
New York City.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
York,
Mechanicville City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,600,000
City.
179, i p. 51—were awarded to
v.
of
a
Goldman,
group
composed
Sachs
Co., Harriman Ripley &
&
Co., Inc., Reynolds & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., and Andrews &
Wells, Inc., all of New York City,
as
2.60s, at 100.02,
a
Co.
Trust
Buffalo,
a
basis of about
1
a
e
The $2,360,000
—
Jan.~ 11—
Western New
of
York,
2.40s, at 100.12, a basis
as
the
of
members
Other
ities
1%%
tax
subscribed for at par by vari¬
local
National
Bank
of
Sayre¬
ville.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
on
Dated
group:
Roosevelt & Cross,
Corporation, B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, R. D. White & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
all
New
of
and
York,
MacArthur &
Kenower,
Co., of Detroit.
CAROLINA
NORTH
Cleveland County
offered
bonds
Jan.
Shelby), N. C.
$65,000 build¬
Stevenson & Co., and George
New
at
York
100.43,
Inc.,
both
of
City, jointly, as 2.90s,
a
basis of about 2.86%.
$35,000 13/4S. Due
New
Sale
York
—
The
B. Phil¬
to
1955
30,000
2s.
1962
1961
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
inclusive.
to
Feb.
on
1967
179,
a
group
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
Stuart & Co;
(EST)
p.
Bond Sale—The
$45,000 build¬
ing. bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 179;
150-^-were' awarded to' the- First
Bank of Gackle,: as 3s, at
p.
pary;
"C
V
;
V
>
7*" *
Akron, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000
Jan.
offered
bonds
sewer
trunk
11—v.
2623—were awarded to a
headed'1 by the 7:Northerm
Trust Co., Chicago, Chemical Bank
& Trust Co., New York City, Men*
178,
p.
group
Co., St. Louis, A. C.
Co., Chicago, Shearson,
Co., New York City,
and the Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
Hammill, &
2V2S,
as
: 7-'
..
101.69,
at
7u
•"
; .*" :
•
' •
•*, '
a
<
i
Ashland
City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale:
The $1,280,000
—
Jan., 12—
building bonds offered
51—were awarded to a
composed of Glore, Forgan;
179,
v.
p.
group
from
1
inclusive.
Durham,
C.,
N.
Offering—W.
E.
&
Co:,
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
11
for
the
1
Jan.
of $2,225,000
system
bonds.
1, 1954. Due on Feb.
1985
to
1956
•
National
City,
perger, Hughes & Co., Indianapo¬
lis, Fulton, Reid & Co., Cleveland,
Freeman
lumbus,
of
inclusive.
&
Co., New York City,
Co., of Co¬
John B. Joyce &
and
2V4S, at 101.27,
as
basi?
'-/'"'f •
a
about 2.11%.
26
sewer
Feb.
from
on
purchase
sanitary
Dated
(EST)
a.m.
New York
City Bank of Cleveland, Raffens-
ernment
Clay Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Portsmouth), Ohio Bond
Offering—Elmer
Ble-
C.
vins, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able in New York City. Legality
cation,
approved by Mitchell & Pershing,
of New York City.
the
until
150
awarded
were
—
to
group
a
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte,
Trust Co.,
will
noon
receive ' sealed bids
(EST) on Jan. 21 for
purchase of $320,000 school
building bonds.' Dated Dec. 15,
1953.
Haywood County (P. O.
Waynesville)i N. C.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179, p.
Due
Dec,
on
from
15
1955
inclusive.
1978
to
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at; the
Portsmouth Banking Co., Ports¬
interest
mouth.
Legality
approved
by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
7
t
Branch
Banking
&
Wilson, J. Lee Peeler &
Cleveland, Ohio
.
.<
Transit Bonds Sold by RFC—A
Co.,
Durham, Vance Securities
Corp., Greensboro, and R. S. Hays
group
6
veen
at par, a net
Co., of Durham,
interest
of
cost
about
2.74%,
as
follows:
$180,000
7
May
Due on
1 from
1964 inclusive.
to
1967
inclusive.
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
160,000 l%s. Due
1973 to
North
on
May 1 from
Wilkesbloro, N. C.
E.
until
for
the
tary
1953.
to
11
(EST)
a.m.
on
Jan.
19
purchase of $83,000 sani¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Due
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
of New York
payable
to
1974
await preparation of an engineer¬
least two
at
Columbus, Ohio
179,
A.
bonds
offered
150—were
p.
a
13—v.
to
J.
Cincinnati, at
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$126,528.24
series
street
No. 243
improvement,
as 2s.
bonds,
Health and
23,000.00
v
$149,-
Jan.
awarded
White & Co., of
1.62%,
City.
of
Bond and Note Sale—The
538.24
100.99,
in
period
a
weeks.
and
Rockingham, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179, p.
...
reve¬
bonds, due serially
inclusive, with
the final maturity amounting to
$17,300,000. Public offering must
1954
1955
New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
(J-D)
block
transit 4%
require
Easter-
sewer
1960
Reconstruc¬
ing report, prospectus, etc., com¬
pletion of which is expected to
1980 inclusive.
Offering—W.
the
$28,885,000 first mortgage
nue
from
♦
from
Finance Corporation a
tion
of
100,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
Bond
headed jointly by John NuCo., Chicago, and Dean
Witter & Co., San Francisco, has
&
purchased
6s.
1956 to
$4,500,000
150—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
v.
lips, Borough Clerk, will receive
*
'
interest
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 23 (P. O. Massapequa),
Bond
.,,
(P:[ O.iGackleF, N\ D*k.
14
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
con,
Co.,
J&rber? bf'MiriheapbliSc.
Logan County, Klundt Sch. Dist,
basis of about 2.32%.
were
—
fire
150—were awarded to Ba¬
&
proved by Dorsey, Golman, Bark-
cantile Trust
13—v.
p.
Gibbons
>
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
179,
B.
1, " 1960. (" RririefpXl ■? and: 'interest
payable at aTbanking/institutiba
Cincinnati,
13, 1954 and
April 29, 1954.
Bond
house
maturing ;7in... ,1970 >nd
are callable; as of Jan.
thereafter/
Allyn &
(P. O.
Sale—The
150
Jan.
Northport, N. Y.
Sale—The
$175,000
1954. Due on July
from^ 1956, ,toj-T983 "inclusive."
1
Corp.,
op
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
Tenafly, N. J.
Bond Offering—Edwin
due
13.
banking institutions
Feb-.-
purchase, of >1,575,000:
£ utility
revenue
bonds.
water
First of Michigan
1965
was
sealed
on
the
for
C. J .Devine & Co., Union Secur¬
; New York City, N. Y.
$30,000,anticipation notes
"
State
60,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
Note Sale—An issue of
000
2
er^Scbtfr
of about 2.38%.
2.59%.
Jan.
First
14—
ous
Sayreville School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Stephen J.
Malik, Secretary of the Board of
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
Education, will receive sealed bids
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal until 7:30
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 21
and
interest
(F-A)
the
payable at for
purchase
of
$396,000
the United States Trust Co., New
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
York City. Legality approved by
1953. Due on Sept. 1 from 1954
Wood, King & Dawson, of New to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
York City.
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Domenice, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
March. 1
on
inclusive.
Suffolk
Huntington,
(M-S) payable at the Fair LawnTrust Co., Fair Lawn.
(EST) on Jan.
23 for the purchase of $4,893,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Harrington Park School District,
New Jersey
Bond
Offering — Richard
J.
and interest
Radburn
a.m.
until
Due
1982
to
building bonds offered Jan.
elt, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
2.31%.
1955
O. Kenmmre), N. Y.
—
ing bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 179,
p.
on
of $620,-
approved
Delafield
(EST)
building bonds. Dated March
1954.
1,
Mu-
E.
will receive
bids until 2 p.m.
Jan. 27 for the purchase
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
The
—
Clerk,
District
4
-
•'
receive
a.m.'(CST)
bids until 11
178, p.. 2623—were awarded to
group
headed by the Marine
until
Offering—Alfred
Bond
nier,
000
Note Sale
(P. O. Lloyd Harbor),
2
(
building bonds offered
v.
Bond
Free Sch. Dist.
Union
Huntington
Offering—George H. Muller, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
19
for the
purchase of $76,000
offered Jan.
S
d
o n
100.10,
at
inclusive.
1968
interest
Bond
-
2.60s,
as
I
of mutuaUyvacceptable,.totbe;Bdard
of
City Commissioners and the
successful! bidder.7 Legality ap¬
Free-Sch. Dist.
Union
No. 1 (P.
B
by
Wood,
&
City.
Tonawanda
of about 2.59%.
basis
Principal
Legality approved
Delafield
New York
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
jointly,
City,
p.m.
payable at the
Bank
& Trust Co.,
Fork
Hawkins,
Inc., and George B. Gibbons
Co., I/nc., both of New York
a
inclusive;
1973
to
Mattituck..
& Co.
&
2
ville, at 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 1.91%, as follows:
Sale—The $772,000 school
Bond
re¬
City Auditor, will
awarded to the
Equitable Securities (Jorp., Nash¬
(P. O.
1
~
^
:;
DAKOTA
Fargo/N. Dak. V*-.
1954
p.
Greenwich), N. Y,
It.
sealed
,
No.
until
bids
'
/-•
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
Fort Edward Central Sch.
Haines, Secretary of the Board of
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H.
Cambridge,
Hebron and
Argyle,
Jackson,
will
and interest (A-O)
Bond
North Plctirifield Sch. Dist., N. J.
Offering
build¬
$30,000
Easton,
Clerk,
••
Bonds
at par.
Greenwich,
.:;
Dated Jan. .1,
Co., Dunkirk, as 1 J/zs,
Dist.
Bond
inclusive.;
Boiid^bffetfn^
Donald i E.
Jan. 19 for the purchase
on
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
p. 51—were awarded to the Dun¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn, of New York
1953.
(P.O. Billings), Mont.
Sale—The $400,000
Bond
Due
1973
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Westfield.
Legal¬
—
truck purchase bonds
ed
purchase of $350,000
Dated July 15,
bonds.
V
$257,000 building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1954.
Due on Oct. 1 from
North
1, 1953.
and interest (J-D)
,
June 1 from
on
Dist.
of
Jam 21 for the purchase: of'
City.
,•
„
the
for
building
1966 to 1975
O. Route 25,'
District
sealed
ceive
Offering!;— Thomas! C.
buildiug
(P.
Offering—
Swahn,
Hance, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.mi (EST) on
270JKK>
June 1 from
on
1962 to 1965 inclusive.-
i
Mattituck), N. Y.
Y.
Castile), N.
Bond'
Free Sch.
Union
9
Bond
Marine Trust Co: of
1953.
3V4S.
County
100,000 2%s.7Due
Co., all of New York City, as
3s, at 100.95, a basis of about
|
Warsaw,* C enter ville? Httme;
and Mount Morris Central }
Sch. Dist. No. I (P. O.
?
195* to
anasquaniN.J.
to
Fergus
40,000 2M»s. Due
&
Edgier,; Gainesville, Pike,
Wethersfield,( GeneseeFallsy
Dec.
p.m.
2525—were awarded to Piper,
& Hopwood,7of Minne¬
p.
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Coffin
& Burr, Gregory & Son, Tilney
Castile,
Secretary ' of the
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
?
Jan. 27 for the purchase of $90,000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1972Board
j
Bond Offering—V. Miller Pres¬
(CST) on Jan.
27 for the purchase of $2,600,000 ton, Borough Clerk, will receive York, Buffalo. Legality approved
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on by .Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
1954. Due on Feb, 1 from 1955 to Jan. 25 for the purchase of $46,- Galloway, of New York City.
1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ 000 sewer bonds.? Dated Feb.! 1,
Cplonie (Pr O'.' Albany), N, Y.
terest payable at a St. Louis bank 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to
Bond Sale —-The $745,000 Dis¬
1977 inclusive.
or
trust company mutually ac¬
Principal and in¬
trict improvement bonds offered
ceptable to the School Board and terest (F-A) payable at the M&nJan. 13,— v. 179, p. 149 — were
the purchaser. Legality approved asquan
National Bank/ Manasawarded to a group composed of
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. quan. Legality approved by Reed,
Blair, Rollins & Co., New York
Louis.
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
City, Manufacturers & Traders
York City.
Trust Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt
MONTANA
Mountainside School District, N. J. &
Cross, of New York City, as
Blaine County, Turner High Sch.
Bond Offering—Donald G. Max¬ 2.80s, at 100.04, a basis of about
Dist. (P. O.
Turner), Mont.
well, Secretary of the Board of 2.79%.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬ Education,
will
receive
sealed
Dunkirk City School District, N. Y.
ing bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 178, bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
until
Blair, Rollins & Co., ovia Bank & Trust Co., Winston
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Salem, and Courts & Co., Atlanta,
Roosevelt & Cross, Bacon, Stev¬ jointly, at par, as follows: 77"
enson
& Co., Francis I. du Pont
$35-,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
&
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co.,
1955 to 1961; inclusive. " : 7:
2.90%.
NEW YORK
7
Sr.,
Douglass,
rere,
bids
& Trust Co.,
George *B.
NORTH
National
Dist., Mo.
Webster Groves Sch.
of
improvement
general
$385,000
purchase
the
for
26
Jan.
on
bonds. 77' (P. O. Cape May, R. F. D.)
1965
and thereafter are callable as of
Feb. 1, 1964. Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
&
Township School District
Bond
are
Marshall,
Caldwell,
by
City.
1973 inclusive.
1954.
Legality ap¬
Co., Closter.
1955 to
from
1
Feb.
.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Closter National Bank
Lower
lighting
street
Due
from
1
inclusive.
1955 to 1973
300,000
Feb.
on
1953. Due on Dec.
to" 1972 inclusive.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
improvement
$553,000 street
1954
15'from
proved
divided as follows:
bonds,
000
".
.
(250)
Center Building
bonds,
as
Fund
Safety
No. 8
'
23/4S. 7
Note vSale—The $213,480, street
improvement, series No. 128 note3
.offered
Inc., Chemical Bank' ,150—were awarded to thev Wach¬
■»
the-same
♦
daywere
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...
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^warded to Sweney Carlwright & for the purchase of $95,000 bonds,
noon
Co.,
chase
of
Columbus,
at divided as follows:
1V2S,
as
basis of about 1.45%.:
100.07,
a
Dover
City
School District,
Ohio
$77,500 sanitary sewerage system
and
sewage
disposal
plant
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
51
$265,000 library
Jan. 11—v. 179, p.
offered
awarded
were
—
Cleveland
2%s,
.Corp.,
100.21, a
at
the
to
17,500
Cleveland,
as
basis of about
1955
Local
School
District,
Ohio
V
Bond Sale—The $155,000 build¬
150
White
awarded
were
—
&
of
100.42,
2%s,, at
2.7o'%.
Co.,
a
.
Clerk
were
—
(EST)
of
to
A.J..V Etna), Ohio „* •••'••
Bond Offering
ucation,
sealed
bids
(EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $590,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
noon,
1954.
Due
to v1976
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Squire,
1955
and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
National Bank of Newark.
Park
..
inclusive.
Sanders
Cleveland.
Dated
1
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Mingo Junction Exempted Village
District, Ohio
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1954.
Due
on
Swabb,
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $100,-
of
'
.
to
Breed
and
Harrison,
2%s, at
Inc.,
of Cincinnati, as
100.85, a basis of about ^.66%.
Licking Local Sch. Dist.
noon
Jan. 28 for the purchase
of $590,000 school
building bonds.
on
at the Park National
Bank, New¬
ark. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Clerk
will receive sealed bids until
Van
Local
School District
Bond
.
Offering
Holmes,
Clerk
Education,
of
will
—
of
sealed
bids'until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28
for the purchase of $98,000 build¬
ing
Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
Feb.1
Dated
1
from
1955
1,
to
1954.
Legality
ap¬
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
proved
by
1978
Squire,
Van
Van
Offering—Anna
noon
Principal
Wert
D.
Mas-
eral
&
(P. O. Petersburg), Ohio
Offering—Paul A. Sitler,
of the Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
Feb.
on
for
11
the
$252,000 building
Due
on
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
cipal and
interest
(J-D)
Jan.
noon
pur¬
bonds.
Dec. 1
Prin¬
Co., New York City,
interest
net
1955
to
June
1978
and interest
Niles
Bank
by
approved
1
and
Dec.
1
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Co., Niles.
Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Range Local School District (P. O.
Sedalia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $148,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
179, p. 150—were awarded to
v.
J. A. White &
about
as
Co., Inc., of Cincin¬
2%s, at 100.96, a basis of
2.64%.
Bond
City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $2,200,000 im¬
Rossford, Ohio
Offering — Jean
179,
—v.
to
a
&
;
Bank,
Halsey,
Stuart
Washington Township Local School
District
(P. O. Centerville),
Ohio
Jan.
19
purchase of $33,900 sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
to
inclusive.
1964
interest
on
(M-N)
Nov. 1 from 1955
Principal
payable
at
and
the
Bond
*
Sale—The
bonds
to
$435,000 build¬
offered Jan. 8 were
a
group
composed of
the Ohio
Co., Columbus, McDon¬
ald & Co., Cleveland, and Sweney
Cartwright & Co., of .Columbus,
from
St. Paris, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Ralph C. Pence,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
(EST)
on
Jan. 20
March 1 from
on
Due
1961
to
2.40s.
from
as
3s, at
Portland.
1968
Due
1969
to
City),
Bond Sale—The
Station
equipment
—
1974
March
101.87,
a
basis of about
Foster &
178,
v.
a
Television
2623
—
65,000 2V2S. Due
Klamath
Bond
(PST)
,
Ore.
Frank
—
A.
to
a
10
group
Dated Feb.
years
from
after
15, 1954. Due
date
one
year
of issue;
from said
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Win-
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
Lane
$100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 179,
151
p.
National
States
Portland,
interest
of
com¬
awarded
151—were
as
follows:
$1,083,000 road and bridge bonds:
$120,000 3s, due
1958;
$420,000
in
2s,
1957
due
and
from
1959
to 1965 inclusive; $300,2V4s, due from 1966 to 1970
inclusive; and $243,000 2.40s,
due from 1971 to 1974 inch
1,000,000
Separate
School
to
water
179,
p.
Foster
from
$275,000
1966
to
2V4S,
due
1970 inclusive;
and
$230,000 2.40s,
1971
to 1974 inclusive.
due
a
Sweet
&
from
(P. O. Glencoe), Okla.
Bond Offering—Walter W. Mc-
Collom,
the
for
26
Elco, Pa.
Sale-—The $9,000
ap¬
•
Bond
street
improvement
bonds
12—v.
151—were awarded
149,
the
p.
First
Roscoe,
offered
National
4s, at
as
Jan.
Bank
of
par.
PUERTO RICO
Rico
Bank For Puerto Rico, announced
Jan. 15 that the Bank,
acting on
in
and
behalf
S.
of
$10,000,000
Portland.
(P. O. Tillamook), Ore.
$125,000 elec¬
bonds offered Jan. 9
Sale—The
Bond
tric
revenue
2526—were awarded
Moody, Inc., of St.
3.40s, at 98, a ba$is of
178,
—v.
p.
Juran
to
County, People's Utility
&
Paul,
as
about
3.52%.
Puerto
Rico
S.
W.
Bond
for the purchase of
offered
Jan.
12—v.
issue
whole
and
on
awarded
Bank
reflecting
of
a
of about 2.60%.
to
school
the
Portland,
net
will
in
or
be
part
interest
First
on
a
cost
callable
subsequent
any
turity, at
each
for
in
July 1, 1964
on
coupon
date in inverse order of their
ma¬
premium of V2 of 1%
a
unexpired
year
part
or
thereof, providing, however, that
the
total
ceed
premium
may
not
ex¬
% of 1%.
is
presently
estimated
be
on
or
that
about
Feb. 3, 1954 and notice of sale will
be published at San Juan and at
New York 10
tual
sale
Francis
nancial
days prior to the
ac¬
date.
B.
Bowen
Named
Advisor—Guillermo
Fi¬
Rod¬
riguez, President of the Govern¬
Development
Bank
For
Puerto Rico, announced Jan.
15
ment
the
appointment
Bowen
as
Mr.
Francis
of
B.
Financial Advisor to the
Prior
Bowen
to
.
his
was
appointment,
Assistant
Vice-
President of California Bank, Los
specializing
in
govern¬
ment
municipal bonds.
of Detroit, Mich., Mr.
Bowen
attended
the
University
A
native
Michigan
School.
ness
and Harvard Busi¬
During the war he
Air Operations
Intelligence
and
was
served. in-Navy
Air
and
awarded two Bronze Stars. He has
spent most of his business career
the field of municipal finance
in
also
and
has
had
experience
in
financing of public irrigatiqn
districts.
Mr.
D.
as
R.
Bonniwell,
Financial
the past ten years
179, p.
of
improvement
dated Jan. 1,
series 1952,
1954 and maturing July 1, 1955 to
1974, inclusive. The average ma¬
turity of the issue is 12% years.
acted
Ferry Road,
Portland), Ore.
Sale—The $40,000
151—were
bid
Scholls
Honorable
Commonwealth
public
bonds,
the
Washington County, Raleigh School
District No. 95 (P. O. 5707
the
Descartes, Secretary of the
Treasury of Puerto Rico, would
publish a call for bids on an issue
of
Tillamook
of
L.
Angeles,
of
(Commonwealth of)
To Offer $10,000,000 Bonds —
Guillermo Rodriguez, President of
the
Government
Development
payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
fice of Adrian W. Miller, 202 Peo¬
$38,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds.
purchase of $40,607.22
office.
National
Jan.- 49
Legality
of Harrisburg.
er,
Bank.
until
on
Cumberland.
improvement bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
(CST)
Parker,
city
bonds
p.m.
Home, Ore.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
101
2:30
are callable as of Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at -the Cumberland Coun¬
ty National Bank & Trust Co.,
1959.
as
Bond Offering—Jess M.
Im¬
due in 1957 and 1958; $385,000
2s, due from 1959 to 1965 in¬
clusive;
.
1954 and
It
3.95s, at
basis of about 3.94%,
District
provement bonds: $110,000 3s,
r
Feb. 1, 1984.
on
the sale date will
12—v.
Marshall, of Portland,
100.20,
net
Ore.
$15,000
Jan.
offered
a
of
Trust
Co., both of Chi¬
cago, City National Bank & Trust
Co., Kansas City, Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Toledo, Small-Milbum
Co., Wichita, Evan L. Davis, First
National Bank & Trust Co., both
of Tulsa, and Zahner & Co., of
w
The bonds': bear, date of Feb. 1,'
.
2.72%.
about
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
the
Bank
bid reflecting
on a
cost
to
awarded
were
—
United
Myrtle Creek,
posed of the First National Bank.
City,
270,000-3%s. Due
The
County School District No. 76
(P. O. Oakridge), Ore.
Bond Sale—The
Oklahoma City), Okla.
awarded
$27,089.59 street improvement
Series Nos. 97 to 100 in¬
(P. O.
$2,083,000 bonds
12—v.
179, p. 52—
>
Feb! 1 from
on
'1967 to 1974 inclusive,
Puerto
Feb. 8 for the purchase
on
Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
ples Federal Bldg., Wooster, until
Falls,
Offering
callable
of
Bond Sale—The
Jan.
155,000 3%s. Due
1 from
Blackmer, City Police Judge, will
Payne County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
Wooster), Ohio
Bond Offering — Mable Shelly,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Jan.
on
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
were
composed
:
,
Feb. 1 from
on
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
■
and
bonds offered
p.
60,000 3Y4S. Due
:
,
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
office.
$1,450,000 Tele¬
Oklahoma County
No.
1 from
Jan.
on
from
'1959 to
to
$60,000 2V4S. Due
date.
Okla.
group
2s.. Due on Feb. 1
1962 inclusive.
*'
awarded to
follows:
clusive.
City, First Secu¬
rities Qo. of Kansas, Wichita, Cal¬
vert
&
Canfield, of Oklahoma
City, and Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa.
Kansas
$125,000 im¬
were
—
Marshall, of Portland, at
basis of about 2.43%, as
100.03, a
in
inclusive.
construction
revenue
to
Northern
2359
p.
1
inclusive.
on
all of Oklahoma
..
The
—
fol¬
as
Feb. 1 from
on
proved by Rhoads, Sinon & Read¬
bonds,
R, J. Edwards, Inc., First National
Bank & Trust Co., Honnold & Co.,
■
178,
v.
1
Authority (P. O. Oklahoma
awarded
Sale
bonds,
revenue
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
60,000
•
New
Grants Pass, Ore.
of
March
on
Oklahoma Educational
Jan. 11
by i Winfree,
& Sayre, of
Legality approved
McCullock, Shuler
office.
V
$40,000 23/4s. Due
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
2%s.
612,000
lows:
cipal .and ripterset. (J-J.) payable
at
the
City Treasurer's
office.
a
2.30%,
2.82%.
Rossford
Savings Bank, Rossford.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
100.04,
at
about
000
Vascik,
for the
Due
both
of
Chicago,
& Co. Inc., New
City, Milwaukee Co., Mil¬
waukee, Hornblower & Weeks,
New York City, and Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit, as 2V2S, at
102.15, a basis of about 2.32%.
ing
1, 1954.
awarded
composed of the Harris
Savings Bank, First Na¬
awarded
on
14
York
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST)
offered Jan.
150—were
p.
group
Trust
bids until
noon
bonds
provement
tional
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
nati,
Warren
from
of
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
800,000
were
on
cost
$400,000 2s. Due
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
com¬
follows:
as
offered
Legal¬
group
Peabody & Co., all of New
York City, R. J. Edwards, IncJ,
Oklahoma City, and Estabrook &
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Union Commercial & Sav¬
52—
p.
der,
payable
ings Bank, East Palestine.
179,
a
00Q school
V
p.m.-(PST) on Jan. 18 for
purchase of $15^489.96 street
: sewer
improvement v. bonds.
and
(F-A)
Treasurer's
provement bonds offered Jan. 6—
& Savings
Bank,
Chicago, Chase National
Bank, Smith, Barney & Co., Kid¬
until
Due
on
posed of Harris Trust
at the
(EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $1,200,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
(CST)
City;- Okla. I
to
equipment
OREGON
Principal
payable at
interest
District
Cumberland Valley Joint School
Authority (P. O. Cumberland), Pa.
Bond Sale—A group composed
of Eastman, Dillon & Co., New
York City, Aspden, Robinson &
Co., and C. C. Collings & Co., both
of Philadelphia, purchased
$585,-
until 8
,
awarded
were
teller, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
noon
H.
receive
will
12—v.
fighting
Feb. 1 from
on
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
follows:
as
Dated
inclusive.
1979
the
Bond
Offering—Lynn H. McCulley, City Auditor and Police
Judge, will receive sealed bids
the
bonds.
Due
to
Dated Jan..l,i 1954. Due on Jan. 1
from 1955 to 1965 inclusive.: Prin¬
obligation River Park bonds
vision
Bond
of
bonds.
Sale—The $1,812,000 gen¬
offered
the
of
receive
and
(CST)
purchase of
1965 inclusive.
to
serially from 1956 to
Oklahoma
>■
ap¬
Springfield Local School District
(EST)
Due
Bond
National
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
chase
Niles City School District, Ohio
Bond
Education,
Wert.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
,
of
inclusive.
proved
Clerk
Clerk,
for
fire
building
1, 1954.
1955
bonds. Due serially from 1956
Bond
(A-O) payable at the
the
at
or
Bank,
1977
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Utica.
Board
on Jan. 27 for the purchase
$175,000 building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
i
<
1965 inclusive.
(EST)
inclusive.
(J-D)
the
Peoples Savings Bank, Van Wert,
Board
receive
of
and interest
Margaret A.
the
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering—F. E. Shaffer,
of
1955
(P. O. R. D. No. 3,
Newark), Ohio
,
Wert
Bond
City
000,000
clusive*
'
Board
will
Feb.
—
improvement
bonds.
Due
serially from 1957 to 1971 in¬
|
the
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 28 for the purchase of
$3,-
$65,000 water works extension and
10,000
Secretary of
Directors,
School
Josephine EvClerk, will receive
19
.,
of the
(EST)
receive
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $100,000
electric
light improvement
(P. O. Etna), Ohio
Offering—Geo. A. Mayer,
Board of Education,
Bond
Clerk
H.
Newkirk, Okla.
Offering r— Pearle
Bond
bonds.
Southwest
Bank,
Newton
electric light system
-
1974 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the
Mingo National
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
-•
ruff,
Dallas, Ore.
Newkirk, Okla.
Offering — Pear 1
City Clerk,
on
purchase of $55,-
$75,000 bonds, divided
OKLAHOMA
T
Town
(CST)
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Jan.
on
able at the Cleveland Trust Co.,
Willoughby. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.-. V-'.'..
f
the
City
sealed
pay¬
Dempsey,
&
for
the
p.m.
Allentown School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Louis E. Die-
Due serially from
1956 to 1966 inclusive.
inclusive.
Swabb,
■
Nov.j l from 1955 to
Junction.
1964
Sycamore Local Sch. Dist.(P. O.
Blue Ash), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $575,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 8 were
sive.
Mingo
to
21
by
7:30
bids
000 park bonds.
Dec.
on
Co.,
Offering — E.
Clayton Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
Clerk of the Board of from 1955 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Education, will receive sealed bids cipal and interest (J-D) payable
(EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $500,000 building
1955
from
Due
Bond
Bond
noon
1954.
Jan.
received
until
ersole,
F.
Principal and interest (J-D)
'
Murray,
until
1,
be
Clerk
PENNSYLVANIA
Sealed
—
Waurika, Okla.
Martin,
Village Fiscal Officer, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
19 for the purchase of
$26,600 street improvement bonds.
Jan.
will
Okla.
Offering
Bond Offering
O. Willoughby),
Offering—G.
Skiatook,
Bond
&
Ohio
Bond
from
Savings
/JyVf
*
ap¬
Principal
will receive sealed bids until
School
Willowick (P.
awarded
*
.Legality
:
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
by
approved by
&
Legality
v
Oct.
Co., Wooster.
proved
(A-O) payable at the
Bank
Ashland.
on
Principal
interest
«
noon
Oct. 1
on
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
Trust
000
—
will" receive
1978
Ashland
"
r
Geo rge A.
Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
Mayer,
until
;
to
Due
and interest
Licking Local Sch. DisV. (P. O.
\
$180,000 building bonds.
1955
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
214s, at 101.14, a basis of about
2-J3;%r
•'
of
Jan. 25 for the purchase
on
Feb. 1, 1954.
-as
*
of the Board
1, 1954. Due
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at, the
Commercial Banking
&
1
Gibson,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
awarded
.
(P. O.
John
—
from
Dated
,
Bond Sale—The $600,000 County
Home.'bonds offered Jan. 13—v.
150:
Offering
Dated Feb.
Jan.
Savannah), Ohio
Bond
'
■>
p.
dated
are
School District
I
Hard in
179,
1974 inclusive.
bonds
Savannah-Clear Creek-Butler Local
Cinicnnati, as
basis of about
County (P. O.
Kenton); Ohio; - '
from
1
liams, of Cincinnati.
y,
-
to
plant
Dec.
tional Bank, St. Paris. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
J..A.
to
disposal
on
15,
1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the First Central Na¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 179,
p.
Due
from
15
inclusive.
sewage
The
Dec.
on
1979
bonds.
2.47%.
Franklin
to
1955
First
Due
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the pur¬
of $100,000 building bonds.
51
who has
Advisor
for
and who is re¬
the investment bank¬
business, in accordance with
his resignation tendered last Sep¬
tember,
will
remain with the
Bank,
at
their
request,
until
Feb. 15, 1954.
turning to
ing
_
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
January 38, 1954
(252)
VIRGINIA
Trust
ISLAND
RHODE
Co., St. Louis, C. H. Little
Co., Jackson, Third National
Bank, Nashville, Mid-South Se¬
curities Co., and Clark, Landstreet
& Kirkpatrick, both of Nashville,
&
Providence, R. I.
Sale—The
Bond
$4,050,000
li¬
brary, school, highway and sewer
bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 178, p.
2624—were
awarded
to
a
2V4s.
as
group
TEXAS
headed
by the Chemical Bank &
Co., New York City, and
Trust
Harris
Trust
Chicago,
&
Savings
Bank,
2%s, at 100.13,
as
of
members
the
group:
Goldman, Sachs & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank, of Portland, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Kean, Tay¬
lor & Co., of New York, Trust Co.
of
Georgia,
of Atlanta, National
Bank, of Newark, W. E.
State
Hutton
&
Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, both of New York,
John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago,
G. C. Haas & Co.,
Hannahs, Ballin
&
Lee,
Offering—Robert
Secretary of
of about 2.49%.
Other
Bond
basis
a
Starkweather & Co.,
all of New York.
and
building
will
mature
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Madison), S. Dak.
Offering—L.
Ericsson,
the Board of Education,
Clerk of
will
receive
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
bids
Jan.
on
until
19
2
Dated
clusive.
Jan.
Callable
of
as
Jjuly
1,
1964.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Danforth
&
bonds
Dec. 31
on
callable
thereafter
and
are
of Dec. 31,
1973. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
as
State National Bank,
El Paso. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
be
Indep. Sch.
Dist.,
ourchase
until
of
Feb.
$10,000,000
the
for
5
building
Common School District,
T exas
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
louse
$75,000
offered
151—were
p.
school
Jan.
about
$59,000
2.08%,
2s.
from
awarded
Bond
Offering
Marable, Commisioner of Finance
and Revenue, will receive sealed
bid§ until 10
28
for
the
sewer
purchase
Due
1^66
as
of
Dated Jan.
Bonds
and thereafter
Jan.
interest
Jan.
$600,000
on
Due
Dec.
on
Due
Dec.
on
Bond
1955
as
Due
to
1, 1962
1979
improvement
Feb.
for
ing callable
from
Bids
asked for
and
becoming callable
The
bonds
for
bonds
Feb.
on
1,
the
at
Citizens
National
Legality approved
Elkins,
Weems
&
1
for
the
revenue
and
tax
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July
1
from 1955
to
1978
inclusive.
Bonds
Offering—Whit Johnson,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 19
for the purchase of
$250,000 City
maturing
in
1964
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
15 from
County (P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Columbia
District
both
Nashville, jointly, at 100.16,
interest
cost
of
about
a
of
net
2.81%,
as
follows:
$30,000
Robert Lee
3s.
to
Due
to
1972
25,000 3s. Due
from
1
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
June
on
25,000 2%s. Due
on
1,
school
178»
p.
group
the
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
obligation
awarded
on
as
of
a
Mercantile
I
I
—
A
12
syndicate
total
of $19,266,000 de¬
price of 99.40, as fol¬
a
lows:
$11,266,000 V/z% to 4% local im¬
debentures.
provement
Oct.
1
from
1956
plus
presently imposed by Can¬
to
Due
1972
inclusive.
of
the
payable in respect
debentures
or
interest
thereon by owners who are non¬
residents of Canada.
Also
participating in the offer¬
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Ltd.; Hornblower & Weeks;-Mills,
Bpence & Co.; Burns Bros. & Den-ing
are:
ton, Inc.; Coffin : & Burr, Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Gregory & Son, Inc.;
H. Hentz & Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.;
Swiss
American
Corp.; F. S.
Smithers &
Co.;
Courts & Co.; McDonald & Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Field
Richards & Co.; A. E. Masten &
Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
Thomas
&
Co.; Ferris & Co.;
Charles King & Co.; Mackall &
Coe; Wm. J. Mericka & Co. Inc.;
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Townsend,
Dabney and Tyson.
$265,000
bonds
6
Jan.
was
to
Richards,
of Spokane.
Peterson,
County, Quincy Sch. Dist.
144 (P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
No.
Bond
ing
$^50,000
Sale—The
bonds
Co., of Dallas,
Securities
Jan.
Antonio,
from
15
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
^
271,000 3%s. Due
on
Jan. 15 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
The
1954
and
bonds
and
are
those
thereafter
15,
terest
dated
Jan.
maturing in
callable
are
15,
1970
as
of
1969.
(J-J)
Principal and in¬
payable at the Re¬
Goldendale),
build¬
Le¬
ceive
(PST)
of
Due
re¬
a.m.
1 from
1956 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson &
Horowitz, of Seattle.
/
County (P. O. Tacorna),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $6,000,000 gen¬
obligation court house bonds
eral
offered
Jan.
12—v.
178, p. 2528—
a group headed
by Blyth & Co., New York City,
were
at
awarded to
100.12,
about
interest
net
a
2.06%,
1956 to
2,100,000
cost
of
follows:
as
$1,300,000 4s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1960 inclusive.
l%s.
1961
Due
to
on
Feb,; 1
on
1967
inclusive.
Feb.
1 from
Other
members
$260,000
awarded
of
the
group:
Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Seattle - First National
Bank, of Seattle, Phelps, Fenn &
Co., of New York, Glore, Forgan
& Co., Dean Witter & Co., of San
Francisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
of
to
to dance again.
polftj*v^tims
making their
with
maximum recovery
today
help from the March of Dimes.
You make this
help possible when
you give.
De¬
MARCH OF DIMES
WISCONSIN
jin.
revenue bonds offered
Jan.
v.
12
Farrell,
basis of about
more
troit.
ing system
as
are
litti|ljirl
helped this
More and
Curtis, of Chicago, First of
Michigan
Corporation, of New
York, A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
of Chicago, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
of New York, Hayden, Miller &
Co., of Cleveland, Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, Kalpian & Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., all of Minneapolis,
Bramhall & Stein, of Seattle, and
Madison, Wis.
re¬
You
&
—
Harley,
a
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1974
Moseley & Co., of Boston,
100.32,
10
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
building
p.
at
will
until
Feb. 8 for the purchase
on
178,
2.30s,
bids
$35,000
F. S.
2.26%.
(P. O.
Wash.
Treasurer,
sealed
awarded
2624—were
were
3V4s, at
as
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 park¬
Swanton, Vt.
The
8
Offering—Mabel M. Gui-
County
nan,
VERMONT
—
State,
District No. 405-17
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Sale
the
to
Jan.
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Texas,
San
follows:
on
offered
Klickitat and Skamania Counties,
White Salmon Valley School
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
$24,000 3s. Due
Bond
14—v.
2360—were awarded to
composed
&
funding bonds offered Jan. 7—v.
$1,041,000
Jan.
New
County, Dayton School
2 (P. O. Dayton),
2,600,000 2s. Due
Columbian
of
1973
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Sale
No.
from
R. A. Underwood &
June 1, 1974
Sullivan
Bond
1971
public National Bank, Dallas.
inclusive.
70,000 2%s. Due
1960
June
on
1959
to
Jan.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$295,000
school house bonds was sold to
Jan.
1954
of
UTAH
jointly,
$150,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 178, p
2359—were awarded to the Equit¬
able Securities Corp., and Mid-
Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
of Houston.
Corp.
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
1955
as
15,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City National Bank
of Johnson. Legality
approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searle,
and
Lawrence
Securities
15, 1954.
and
are callable as of
July
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Third Na¬
tional Bank, Nashville.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler
of Chicago.
1963.
South
Jan.
Callable
thereafter
1,
&
on
1965.
sewer
Haupt
WASHINGTON
University Place, Texas
bids until
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $400,000
Sy :•
Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Hart, was awarded on
bentures at
Ira
City; R. H. Brooke & Co.,
Davenport & Co., both of
Richmond, as 2s, at 100.08, a basis
of about 1.99%.
Pierce
West
Hall bonds.
a.m.
Halsey,
and
Bond
Franklin, Tenn.
Bond Offering — Frank
Gray,
Jr.,* Mayor, will receive sealed
*
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
Bank
,
dated
are
Bank, Waco.
by
Vinson,
10
Debenture
to
a
179,
p.
group
52
—
were
composed of
Hayden & Co., Bell &
both of Madison, and
Co., of Milwaukee, as
Loewi
&
3s,
100.62,
at
2.95%.
a
basis
of
abolut
2-.1
of
option of the City of Mon¬
102%,
non-
Searls, of Houston.
of about 2.16%.
*
managed jointly by Shields & Co.,
a
Bond
1955.
a
Wood, Gundy &
York City, and
Atlanta, as 2.20s,
Oct.
&
of
becom¬
improvement
are
building bonds offered Jan. 12—
v.
178, p. 2359—were awarded to
Eldredge & Co.,
Co., all of New
Coqrts & Co., of
at 100.32, a basis
due
Montreal, Que.
Savard
Feb. 1, 1964.
on
callable bonds
1954.
group composed of the Chemical
& Trust Co., Blyth &
Co.,
$5,000,000,
8, 1954, at 2.655%.;
Jan.
posed
non-callable
bonds
street
bonds. Bids
1
inclusive.
for
and
150,000
and
The $1,000,000
was
on
Jan. 7, as follows: $35,000,000, due April 9, 1954, to yield
and
obligations
Grant
follows:
on
asked
are
bonds
County (P. O. Nashville,
—
issue
sold
1.885%,
in
direct
The debentures will be 1
as a whole or in part,
ada will not be
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
Va.
Sale—The $400,000 water
at the
taxes
Sold—An
j QUEBEC
bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 179, p. 52
were
awarded to a group com¬
1954.
Sale
of
city.
are
par.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Bills
'
ranging from 100%
accrued interest.
In the opinion of counsel, income'
CANADA
2.34%.
Merrill
sewer
bonds.
Revenue.
Davidson
jointly,
as
basis of about
a
general
1963.
$1,500,000
callable
Finance
Richmond,
100.01,
awarded
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York City, or at the office of the
of
Inc.,
of
2.35s, at
bonds, divided
Principal and
payable
at
the
Commissioner
11—v.
2360—were awarded to the
p.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
19 for the purchase of $1,650,000
1, 1965.
(J-J)
Jan.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston Salem,
and Mason - Hagan,
from
1
Bond Offering—Otis W. Dehay,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
maturing
are
offered
the
on
in-
treal. at prices
Canada (Dominion of)
Treasury
unconditional
and
1964
payable
are
United States funds and
to
$1,100,000 public-
'd d'"
.
debentures
Due
to
Washington
Waco, Texas
Jan. 1 from 1955
on
to 1983 inclusive.
in
of
bonds.
revenue
1, 1954.
(CST)
a.m.
178,
bonds
follows:
as
TENNESSEE
Tenn.
—
J. Hartwell
school
The
1954
redeemable
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
y
from
public
3%%
to
debentures.
1
delusive.
awarded
40,000 2*/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Newport News, Va.
Bond Saler-The
Oct.
Co.,
&
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
York City.
New
of
to
1954 to 1961 inclusive.
16,000 2 y4s.
and
Clarksville,
pay¬
National
52—were
p.
3%
works
Jan.
New York
City, at 100.10, a net interest cost
of about 2.09%, as follows:
$110,000 2s'. Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Merchants
179,
Reynolds
Richmond.
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dgwson,
12—v.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, of Dal¬
las, at 100.03 a net interest cost
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
11—v.
to
York
Seminole
8,000,000
offered
Bank,
Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
of
the
at
Staunton,
received
79,
Due on Dec.
1964
to
Wis.
bonds
purpose
Crowe, of Dallas.
the
for
$230,000
building
1, 1954. Due
July 1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
bonds.
on
F.
serially
1974
in
due
able
the
case,
1, 1953.
1955
31,
Dec.
from 1954 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds
DAKOTA
Lake
of Trus¬
Dated
either
In
Bond
Bond
bonds.
Houston
SOUTH
the Board
Dec.
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
Jones,
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 20 for the
purchase of $200,000 or $220,000
1953.
Sale—Strader, Taylor &
Co., of Lynchburg, recently pur¬
chased an issue of $600,000 2%
general obligation water bonds.
Dated
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
rate
Bond
1
Clint
Rhinelander,
Bond Sale—The $150,000 corpo¬
Bedford, Va.
IT WIU TAKE MORE IN
54/
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