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The Commercials
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 181
Number 5397
New York
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, January 24, 1955
$1
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
American Cyanamid Co.—Enters
Plans
Into
by
entry
broad
the
K.
the
for
C.
field
of
been
thermoplastics
The
Jan.
18
construction
time,
Fortier
as
plant
of
unit
new
a
is
Orleans,
New
near
material
raw
a
for
the
La.,
be
intermediate,
useful
other
to
divisions
Suit Settled—
It
monomethyl
;
of
the
ufacture
sale
and
of
the
Under the settlement,
settlement
The
K.
Towe,
C.
of Bristol
taking
of
world-wide
a
and
fringement
by
for
future
Canadian
non-exclusive
Transactions American
180,
cycline."—V.
Exchange
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Publishing
The
SEC
corporation
$5
at
filed
a
of
letter
notification
with
the
Averages_31
31
Dividend
City Bond Offerings
Declared and Payable
State and
American Steel & Pump Corp.—Bonds Offered—A.
Co., Inc., New York,
W.
Jan. 14 offered pub¬
on
the
have
bankers
The
agreed to purchase
have further agreed to
and
bonds,
purchasers for the balance
is
Interest
April
beginning
the
are
first
a
mortgage
in
the
and
100%
cumulative
a
97 y<%
retire
at
the
of
direct obligations
The bonds
4a)
By
of
benefit
to
defined
as
year
redeemable
be
the
sufficient
find
to
of
the
on
accrued
graduated
issue
before
and
sinking
income
which
lease
a
of Bank
Course
Clearings.
been
has
By
are
equipment
secured:
(excluding
subordinated
to
the
lien
of
the
pledge of all of
a
the outstanding stock of
the
FitzSimons
and of the East Texas Steel Castings Co., Inc.; and
assignment to the trustee of this indenture of fixed rent to
received by the American Steel & Pump Corp. under the lease of
(d)
be
the
Inc.
By
Youngstown, Ohio, to the FitzSimons Steel Co., Inc. •
book value of the assets described above is equal to approxi¬
at
plant
The
net
of the aggregate principal amount of the series A bonds.
mately 61.8%
SALES—Sales
for
the
averaged $9,771,042
1954
LISTING—The
underwriter's
the
fiscal
ending Nov. 30, 1953
For the nine months ending Aug. 31,
years
$6,451,277.
has agreed
with
the
underwriter
to
make
have
been
sufficient
a
distribution
to
justify
such
application.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
1,
4%
income
5%
Ten-year
$300,000
note,
plant
on
March
5%s%
approximately $284,300,
the bonds which the
underwriter has agreed to purchase will be applied as follows: approxi¬
mately $255,000 will be used to pay and discharge $55,000 principal
amount of the company's outstanding five-year 6%
collateral income
notes at par plus accrued interest, $100,000 principal amount of its
outstanding demand notes at par plus accrued interest and a $93,750
fee owed by the company to the underwriter for management services
PROCEEDS—The
the
sale
to
accrued
—
by
secured
plant
on
Webb
at
City,
*12,100
136,400
under
of
31,
Aug.
proceeds,
net
$600,000
aggregating
principal
amount
income
1,
Net
New
series
A,
due
The
A
stock
($25
stock
par
($2
value)
par
value)—
(47c par value)
low
The
'Without
31,
East
giving
company
484,021,609
14,701,950
12,934,994
145,043,369
124,784.145
$2.98
544,676.000
$11.93
471,086,615
$11.61
T.
&
T.
$3.06
sh._
earns.
manufacturing
small and
Youngstown,
is and has been engaged
medium sized steel cast¬
Steel
which
Castings
was
Co.,
Ohio,
Inc. operates
purchased in
where the
for
Bell
truck
In
for
March
1955 at the redemption price of
1,
103%
201.
p.
is engaged in the manufacture of a port¬
known as the Bell Portable Sewing Machine.
Machine Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
sells the Bell Portable Sewing Machine and also
Corp.
machine
Sewing
Manufacturing,
the
for
With SEC
sewing machines—
both manufactured
machines are sold
as
subscription
each
for
share
preferred
C.
W.
principal
to
are
supplied by amendment,
underwriting terms
be
subscription price and
& Co. and The
date,
record
common.
named
are
a
the
for
terms
the
are
as
filed
company
writing
Langley
underwriters
for
both
First Boston Corp.
offerings. The rate
to be one new
the additional common shares is
five shares held on the record date.
for
Whter
Northeastern
holder
Co.,
of
1,625,000
of
the
2,704,472
advised American that its rights to subscribe
shares will be
exercised.
The underwriters
have
agreed to purchase any portion of the balance of the shares
not subscribed for through the exercise of warrants.
outstanding shares,
proceeds of the financing will be applied to the payment of
aggregating $10,000,000; and any balance will be available
Investments in subsidiaries.—V. 181, p. 201.
loans
bank
for
has
additional
325,000
for
additional
Anaconda
The
trailers.
of the
convertible into stock until the close of busi¬
1955.
The conversion price is now $143.84 per
are
1,
181,
&
registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
13,
1955, covering 225,000 shares of $25 par cumulative preferred
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters, and 540,894
shares
of $5 par common stock, to be offered for subscription by
stockholders.
The
dividend rate, public offering price and
under¬
This
are now
the manufacture of wheels
and sells under the Bell name two other
straight sewing machine and a zig-zag machine,
it in Germany.
Both the foreign and domestic
in the United States for household use.
a
on March
amount.
on
Net
plant and executive offices
Division Is engaged
Manufacturing
imports
steel foundry in
'
Wheel
None
Bell
a
1951.
since 1908 conducted all activities
located.
hubs
Telephone
debentures
share.—V.
in Tulsa, Okla.
FitzSimons Steel Co., Inc. has
Webb
'American
The
was
Castings Co. Division
Steel
of
Texas
sewing
effect to instalment payments made subsequent to
1954.
559,377,950
3,452,397
demption
incorporated in Delaware on Jan. 30,
office is located at 114 Liberty Street,
executive
the
Texas,
Portable
None
.
of
business
able
320,836 shs.
128,236,542
3,487,307
American Water Works Co., Inc.—Registers
Oklahoma
Bell
200,000 shs.
148,530,676
to
int.
stock
any,
ranging from one to 2,500 pounds, both carbon and high and
alloy grades, by the electric furnace process.
Oklahoma Steel's
274,777
2,100,000 shs.
598,470,482
114,448,873
income
tCon.
if
Corp.
3,000,000
200,000 shs.
689,194.448
129,816,498
A.
Y.
N.
recently,
the
ings,
and
Dec.
156,574,128
28,337,586
Applicable to
solely a holding company, but in
September, 1954 one of its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Oklahoma Cast¬
ings Co., Inc., was merged into the company. The businesses formerly
conducted by Oklahoma Steel Castings Co., Inc. are now separately
conducted as three divisions of the company known as the Oklahoma
Steel Castings Co. Division, the Webb Wheel Division and the Eastern
Products Division.
The company still has four active wholly-owned
subsidiaries:
East
Texas
Steel
Castings Co., Inc.,
The FitzSimons
Steel
Co., Inc., Bell Manufacturing Corp. and Bell Portable Sewing
The
'
Oct.
York,
Until
In
*14,438
32,719,010
minor,
company was
principal
274,777
1956
bonds,
stock
class
Common
Its
The
17,396
deduct..
Applicable
ness
BUSINESS—The
Longview,
liabili¬
settlement, due
181,249,686
Interest
advantageous.
plant is located
payable
1994
Preferred
Conv.
of
plan
19,092,900
__
income..
of
1954.
proceeds of the bonds,
3,000,000
1,
Aug.
4%
532,004,422
66,466,060
principal
*132,400
Mo.,
month.
deferred
Non-interest-bearing
ties
604,579.996
84,614,452
by it in whole or in part to retire other indebtedness of the company
of its subsidiaries from time
to time if such retirement appears
In
purchase of land and building at
Claremore, Okla., payable at rate of
per
338,771,149
136,959,217
19,614,911
or
for
$289.93
373,151,575
162,156,786
Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
subsidiaries,
tlncludes proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
ern Electric Co. and all other subsidiaries not consolidated
(partly esti¬
mated).
tBased on average number of shares outstanding.
The 2%%
convertible debentures of 1961 have been called for re¬
*77,200
mort¬
—
amount
Non-interest-bearing
219,730
25,000
second
1959—
5,
83,289,232
inc..
sold by the underwriter for
the account of the company in excess of the underwriter's firm com¬
mitment will be
used first to discharge the balance of the Federal
income
tax
liabilities
of
the
company
and
its
subsidiaries.
The
remainder of such net proceeds,
if any, will be added to the cash
funds of the company as increased working capital and may be used
net
Machine
mortgage
Mo., due
1958_^—
10,
June
due
1956
1,
secured by first
at Webb City,
note,
gage
;
$78,000
note, secured by mortplant at Longview, Texas,
on
March
due
5%
,
Outstanding
purchase
gage
•
■
FINANCING
due April
notes,
1957
*
92,748,097
oper,
Total
1947.
the bonds on the American Stock Exchange upon
request, when and if in the judgment of the under¬
shall
there
writer
to
company
list
to
application
three
last
per annum.
amounted
sales
tax..
tother income
The
tc)
oper.
43
indenture;
Steel Co.,
inc.
on
Other
Net
from
a
under
Inc.
tax.
Fed.
44
System
expenses
and
maturity.
the corporation and
plant
interest,
first mortgage on the plant and fixtures of the corporation
Youngstown, Ohio, which is leased to the FitzSimons Steel Co.,
at
Reserve
$
$
indenture.
transportation equipment) of the corporation at Tulsa, Okla.;
<b) By
Federal
The
the preceding fiscal year ending Nov. 30.
extent that there is sufficient available net
fiscal
shall
to
entitled
are
fund
efforts
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
1,229,503,050 1,124,379,068 4,746,655.518 4,388,212,404
839,326,437
783,891,869 3,265,662,115 3,069,385,713
135,271,730
120,238,750
503,261,832
448,051,120
revenues
Operat.
1956 for
to
each
for
bonds
The
best
their
use
of $2,400,000 principal amount thereof.
and payable on April l in each year
Operat.
REPORT
EARNINGS
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
tBased on average
partly estimated.
CONSOLIDATED
SYSTEM
'BELL
44
Banks
Reserve
amount of
principal
cumulative
1,
and
if
Payable
income
fully
$600,000
94,701,722 415,340,000 367,714,714
$2.65
$10.41
$10.32
$2.64
share
per
Per. End. Nov. 30—
Condition Statement of Federal
Combined
111,444,287 480,460,000 421,485,570
for December, 1954,
of shares outstanding.
number
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices .44
licly $3,000,000 of 4% income bonds, series A, due Dec. 1,
1994, at 617/8% (flat).
125,840,000
'Figures
44
52,723,011
59,020,000
13,297,919
15,060,000
—_
539,480,000 474,208,581
107,270,000
tEarnings
8
Rates
Exchange
Foreign
deductions
income
Dividends
47
,
140,900,000 124,742,206
19,297,409
23,980,000
4,136,978
5,350,000
income
28,473,506
111,193,549 459,930,000 426,437,666
118,790,000
income
55,570,000
9,411,679
16,760,000
income
income
Interest
General Corporation & Investment News.^Cover
Dividends
Benkert &
operating
Net
D. C. The net proceeds are to be used for working
general corporate purposes.
4,470,000
operating taxes..
Net
*1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
$
77,115,555 340,690,000 283,683,300
54,710,070 233,700,000 209,236,533
8,770,000
32,430.000
28,220,000
4,223,806
18,990,000
17,753,261
9,610,000
Other
Miscellaneous Features
Washington,
Ltd.,
capital and for
...
expenses
Fed.
as
$
taxes on income...
Operating
31
Other
shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be
through Theodore T. Ludlum & Associates,
company
$
31
extent that they have
dividends J
to. the
only
the
*1954—3 Mos.—1953
revenues
share
per
by
91,720,000
60,880,000
Operating
Total
11
Jan.
on
50,000
covering
offered
received
Period End. Dec. 31—
C.—Files With SEC—
D.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
subsidiaries
of
earnings
been
Washington,
Inc.,
Co.,
2693.
p.
American Telephone &
31
Stock Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices.....
Service
American
180,
(Includes
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
1869.
p.
—V.
42
Stock
1954—39 Wks.—1953
$
$
$
57,516,793 457,506,680 430,858,623
1954—5 Wks.—1953
$
37
Markets
Transactions New York
patents.
those
Co.—Current Sales Up—
Stores
60,569,974
__38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Cyanamid's tetracycline is sold undqr the trade-name "Achromycin."
Bristol's tetracycline is
sold by Itself under the trade name "Poly-
2289.
Sales
36
Exchange
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
able
high
the
35
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Toronto
and products covered
the processes
of
use
Stock
is
Division
of
reason
Period Ended Dec. 31—
35
by Bristol under the Duggar patent and other Cyanamid patcovering Bristol's production of tetracycline by direct fermenta¬
Under the license, Bristol agrees to pay royalties for past in¬
tion.
...
Stock Exchange..
Francisco
San
Products
by
American
32
34
Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.........
license
tents
offers
applicable
otherwise
overhead
Eastern
35
Montreal
of
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Cyanamid will dismiss its suit against Bristol.
the
Exchange...
Midwest Stock Exchange.'
antibioj-ic, tetracycline.
includes
.
Detroit Stock Exchange
President of this
Laboratories, Inc.,
that
their companies had reached a settlement of the
suit brought
by Cyanamid last September against Bristol involving infringement
of Cyanamid's U. S. Duggar Patent No. 2,482,055 by Bristol in its man¬
by
Exchange.
Stock
components of a mechanical time-iuse lor military use.
continues to seek and has obtained military and
a
similar nature.
This work has absorbed a part of
work
p.
23
27
Exchange
Los Angeles
17
Jan.
on
N. Schwartz, President
F.
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
company.
.
announced
was
coiripany/ and
Boston
In
plant
32
11
(Bonds).
Stock Exchange
American
a
to sewing machine manufacture.
to furnish the services which it
calibre engineering personnel available
in connection with sewing machine manufacture.
In the event that
operations of Bell Manufacturing Corp. are discontinued, the business
of
Eastern
Products
Division would be
discontinued also.—V. 180,
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
have
styrene,
in
32
New York
well as the
resulted from sev¬
eral years of research in the company's Stamford Research Labora¬
tories, Stamford, Conn. These processes are new and patented.
It is
believed they will not only result in new polymers and, copolymers of
interest in the field of plastics, but also new intermediates that may
molding compounds as
for producing the
processes
manufactured
Is
under sublease from I. J. Moritt Corp.,
rent directly to that corporation's landlord
Jan.
1, 1967 unless sooner terminated at the
held
management
civilian
the
The
principal
until
runs
operations on
The
Page
operation.
is
option of Bell Manufacturing.
During 1953, in order to reduce the overhead of Bell Manufacturing
in its plant at Freeland, the management obtained outside precision
machine
work,* including
a
sub-contract
for secondary machining
Stock and Bond Quotations
being started at the company's
to produce a new intermediate
Wallingford
Machine
Sewing
which
Pa.,
provides for paying
which
and
the
at
Portable
Bell
which
In This Issue
broken
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Freeland,
company's Wallingford, Conn.,
plastics plant for construction of a new unit to produce some forty
million
pounds of thermoplastic molding compounds.
At the same
has
INSURANCE
-
Division
President.
Towe,
Ground
INDUSTRIAL
-
Thermoplastics Field
Plastics and Resins
were announced
on
company's
this
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
struct
Ind.,
according
of
fabricating
the
aluminum
to
facility
entry
joint
announcement
issued
Robert E. Dwyer, and Arthur
The American Brass Co.
of
Board
will
be
a
plant
at
Jan.
17
by
the
H. Quigley, Chair¬
"The Terre Haute
logical extension of Anaconda's already
said the statement. "In
construction of a new
Falls, Mont., which will b®
into the aluminum field,"
Aluminum Co., started
Anaconda
reduction
Build—
wholly-owned subsidiary, will soon con¬
mill on the outskirts of Terre Haute,
Co.,
aluminum
a
President,
the
announced
1953
Brass
integrated
Anaconda
man
Copper Mining Co.—Unit to
American
an
Columbia
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(410)
:
v-
of this year. Eventually, this plant will
of 60,000 tons of,,ingot aluminum.
The
requirements of The American Brass C6. and Anaconda Wire & Cable
completed
annual
an
will
Co.
"
years
The
source.
/
site, in Otter Creek Town¬
Haute center. It is adjacent
plant will be built on a 315-acre
new
just
ship,
of
north
miles
four
Terre
Allis Chalmers plant.
the
of
Acquisition
Haute,
Trussell
has taken place during the
handled for The American Brass
and
shares
President of The Old Trails
offered
lcz
metalworking
and
building
automotive,
industries
'
10 plants in Waterbury, Torrington
ac.ri Ansor.ia, Conn.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Detroit, Mich.; Kenosha, Wisconand New Toronto, Ontario.—V. 178, p. 382.
many
'Hie
years.
Brass
,
Offering—A
Inc.—Secondary
Anheuser-Busch,
in
Co.—Chairman Dies—
Archer-Danicls-Midiand
Mairs,
Ocho
in
of
Inc.,
also
the
was
Jan.
director
a
180,
the
of
p.
Notional
First
Bank
of
180.
18
The
by
this
181,
discount
V/*%;
days,
90-179
rates
paper
Wohl
of
Shoe
Co.
y4
of
1%
rates
1%%;
days,
180-265
are—30-89
annum
per
days
266-270
days,
1%%.
Anticipated
further
The
$5)
(par
basis
of
Feb.
—V.
U. S.
one
new
The
14.
offering
181.
p.
will
underwritten
be
Glore,
by
Co.,
&
Forgan
...
4,567,700
3,318,700
18,992
16,892
$591,220
8,046,4=0
30,532
$1,068,620
17.81c
13.28c
Avis Rent-A-Car
load
w.ii
became
the
Jan.
on
second
the
17
Richard
of
head
a
rental
Robie,
S.
financier,
Boston
corporation
new
that
will
operate
1430.
p.
Abner
has
J.
been
has
Grossman
A.
F.
former
associated
been
witn
President—
Vice-President
Executive
the
succeeding
President,
Cole, Vice-President
Vice-President and a
Senior
has
with
been
tne
late
Secretary,
Mr.
and
company
the
with
Jan.
is
17
the
Robie
Mr.
New
York
in
business
the
in
world,
the
deal
years.—V.
40
180,
to
2586.
p.
transaction,
banking
automotive
wide
of
Carl
M.
Loeb,
and
most
far-reaching
firm
The
Italy,
Mr.
Avis
Blyth
10,
of
Co.,
&
stock
common
180,
completed.—V.
Canada
made
Inc.
Boston
price
the
at
This
price.
same
'
Fund
It
the
offer
for
twice
Research
shares
of
value
was
daily
Is
and
value
asset
net
the
by
The
V.
plus
The
in
the
world¬
of
In
order
offer
unsolicited
an
received
has franchise operators in
350
cities of the
agencies in England, France, Germany, Ireland,
Switzerland,
Turkey,
Mexico, Canada and Hawaii.
pioneer in the
a
In
new
world
and
car
truck
rent&l
business,
certificates
has
42 New England and upstate New York cities.
corporation will operate under the Avis System
at the Statler Hotel in Boston.
been
name,
headquarters
of
will
System
Avis
E.
since
Chairman
of
founder and President
with the new corporation
Detroit,
remains
1947,
the
of
Board.
("New
York
Times"
of
Jan.
of
the
Avis
as
Honorary
18.)—V. 179,
922.
will
be
Co.
common
the
made
basis
a
the
on
last
the
price
Stock
American
Scrip
the
of
to
equal
sold
receipt
of
day
on
stock
Certificate
by
i
Bank.—V.
The
corporation filed a registration
18, 1955, covering 500,000 shares
514.
Jan.
p.
statement
of
its
with
capital
the
stock.—V.
179.
Baker Truck Rental, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
been
called
for
March 1, 1955, $106,000
of
first
mortgage bonds, series A, due Sept.
1, 1965, at
104 '/a %
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
office of the
Lousville & Nashville RR. Co., 71 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 180,
redemption on
246.
p.
corporation on Jan. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $300,000 of 10-year series A debentures dated Dec. 15,
1954 and maturing between 1956 and 1964, to be offered in denomi¬
nations of $1,000 each through Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc. and
Garrett-Bromfield
to
are
be
used
Baltimore
&
for
&
Co., both of Denver,
working capital.
Ohio
Colo.
The
net
proceeds
RR.—Large Refunding Program—
to
investigate the possibility of refunding hot in excess
outstanding obligations at lower interest charges..
exemption applied for its essential for the proper carrying out
The
SEC
may
be adopted.—V.
Packing Co.—Grammer
a
181,
p.
geared
has
to
corporation
Director—
Mr.
Grammar
of
years
service.
also
Big Horn tJranium Corp.—Progress Report—F. Bemion
Redd, President, on Jan. 17, in a letter to stockholders,
said in part:
This
to
date
©f
32
in
the
claims of
this
exploration
about
640
of
report
the
acres
Big
The
executive
maximum
amount
consists
Big Horn has 16 claims of about 320 acres, called Tiger and Joe
Dandy, located in White Canyon, Utah.
These claims
adjoin the
fabulous Happy Jack mine, and are 1500 ft. west of
thefr ore body.
®.ig. Hor£j£!^has three claIms of about
55 acres, called the Lost Boy
claims, 2200 ft. south of Happy Jack, which
Canyon.
with
also located in White
any
181,
the
board
of
company
called
an
of
one
p.
official
or
key
directors
the
employee
may
acquire
is
Corp.—Unit
Dominican
Sells
Coughlin,
Electrica
of
President,
on
announced
17
that
Compania
de Santo
Domingo C. por A., an indirectly owned subsidiary,
its electric properties and other assets to the Domincan
and
has
been
paid
by
the
Dominican
$13,200,000 in United States currency.—V.
Central & South West
The
Jan.
p.
the
822.
October,
on Jan.
issue
and
sell
at
the
erpup in Indian Creek area, are 73 miles northeast.
Drilling of the Lost Boy claims started Dec. 10,
1954, and has
completed with good results.
The company, in Order to more
properly analyze the milling information, is
undertaking
and discharge its outstanding 3V2%
notes payable to banks and an
insurance company.
In addition, $8,000,000 will be used to purchase,
for cash, at par, from time to time during 1955, shares of the common
stock of subsidiaries: Public Service Co. Of Oklahoma, 300,000 shares
on
for
^
Fourteen more claims of about 280
acres,
known
as
been
tory program
of opening
tunneling and drifting.
immediate shipments to
mile
from the property.
Drill
after
30
explorations ot
sufficient
testing,
the drilled
up
is hoped that
the AEC buying
Joe
an explorathese claims through
procedure will permit
station approximately
area
It
this
Dandy and Tiger claims has
will
move
miles northwest of
Monticello,
on
to
Utah.—V.
the
Little
begun,
Giant
180, p. 1322.
and
claims—
$3,000,000; Southwestern Gas & Electric Co., 200,000 shares for
$2,000,000;
and Central Power
& Light
Co.,
300,000
shares
for
$3,000,000.
The subsidiaries will Use the funds to assist them in
financing their
construction programs.
Any
excess
to
Central
of
such net proceeds over
approximately $17,750,000 may be used- by
Central
more
feature
will
to
purchase
additional
shares
of its four principal subsidiaries.-
of
common
stock
of
one
or
three
fitted
be
straight
will
limited
plan
tailored
are
to
the
permitted by the Internal
Supreme manufatures
plans:
conditional
five-year
a
the
10-year
sales
instalment
pro¬
have
of
term of
knitter's
individual
simple
contract,
sales
interest.
The
needs,
Mr.
he pointed
"pay-as-you-
charge of 4.25% multiplied by
contract and applied to the
finance
a
the
the
to
conditional
6%
at
the
term
in each
of these fields
increased
was
financing program was launched last
tools, construction equipment and lift
machine
to
President of C.I.T. Corp. "The pro¬
extended later to textile machinery and now we will include
was
these' other, four ftiajor fields.
to Other 'industries."—V.
The program probably will be extended
180, p. 2694.
also
Cities Service
The
10,
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will act as agent, until Feb.
accept order forms for the purchase and sale of fractional
to
interests
sulting
p.
Co.—Agent Appointed to Buy and Sell
Stock Interests—
shares
in
the
from
the
of
2%
stock
common
dividend
stock
Cities
of
payable
Jan.
Service
Co.,
1955.—V.
17,
re¬
181,
106.
plant
Co.—Opens New Plant—
formally
company
Division
Benton
in
opened
Harbor,
its new
Mich., on
Construction
21-22.
Machinery
Jan.
The
plant, which contains 150,000 square feet, was designed spe¬
cifically for the fabrication and assembly of Clark's line of "Michigan"
tractor shovels and excavator
and
initial
production
and
builders,
180,
began
directed
of
water
Publication
new
a
in August.
The Austin Company, engi¬
design and- construction ot the facility.
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa—New Literature—
manufacturer
This
available
Excavation started last March1,
cranes.
1431.
p.
conditioning
No.
4567
the
on
equipment
Cochrane
has
made
Dealkalizing
Salt
Splitter.
The publication
discusses the process of chloride anion exchange,
is necessary to dealkalize water for boilerfeed and for proc¬
shows how water can
be
dealkalized efficiently and
with the new Cochrane equipment.—V. 180, p. 2592.
essing,
and
economically
Collins & Aikman
This
the
corporation
three
months
and
Corp.—Earnings Up—
subsidiaries
ended
Nov.
report
1954,
27,
This
the
nine
months
after
a
a
net
Nov.
income
loss
profit
■
of
to
a
$292,000 for
net loss of
year.
1954, there was a net loss of
carry-back credit of $159,000.
the nine months of last year of
27,
tax
for
after
a tax
carry-back credit of $750,000.
Jube, Chairman of the Board, said that "conditions in the
textile
business
cerned
particularly
p. 1651.
—V.
ended
Federal
with
compares
a
compared
$519,000 for the same three months of last
have
in
improved
our
considerably as far as we are con¬
business with automobile manufacturers."
180,
Colonial
19 has applied to the SEC
Act for authorization to
-
said.
trucks," said Sydney D. Maddock,
gram
Holders
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, it was announced
under the Holding Company
Government
179,
instalment
depreciation
13
nine-year leases.
on
announcement
The maximum
Albert R.
H.
competitive bidding' 600,000 shares Pf its $5 par'common stock.
Net proceeds
will be used in the amount of $9,750,000 to prepay
are
of
Jan.
available
'
$707,000
Properties—
C.
long-term
the
or
on
Corporation,
be
years.
"The 'Pay-As-You-Depreciate'
For
Utility
years
C.I.T.
will
with
machinery
a subsidiary, on Jan. 20
announced that its radically
machinery financing—using graduated instalment terms
advantage of the new, faster depreciation schedules—■
extended to include packaging, printing,
dairy, and bakery
been
why it
3.
Signs New Agreement—•
take
Cochrane
approved
plan."
The
I.
duPont
&
Co.,
Frank A. Boettger,
203.
p.
which
10
market
balance.
the
has
"incentive
to
go
SEC
covering
Corp.,
to
$760,000
sum
Thfs
the
Public
Central
Government,
property.
follows:
committee
which
shares.—V.
5,000
Horn
as
notification
has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for
issue up to 35,000 shares of its common stock under a
stock option plan.
proposal,
concerning the progress made
grouped
of
company
permission to
has sold all of
corporation presents
letter
a
restricted employee
the
given the additional duty 6f Director of
Personnel of all Beech-Nut
operations,
including its four plants—
in Canajoharie, Rochester,
and Brooklyn, N. Y., and in San Jose
Calif.—V. 181, p. 2.
was
filed
31
($1
The
A. Grammar. Secretary, has been elected to
membersehip on
company's board of directors, it was announced on Jan. 19. He
succeeds C. N. Robinson, who has Just retired as a Vice-President and
50
Dec.
on
covering
par
the
10
neers
Central of Georgia Ry.—Stock to Employees—
John
director after
of
issue
an
2.
the
a
Co. Inc.
&
40,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered
per
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
be
plan of this nature that
S. Dickson
R.
and
3
at
method of
new
—V.
The
any
& Beane
Casa Piedra Mining Corp., Pueblo, Colo.—Files—
at
Beech-Nut
Preferred Stock Sold
—
50,000 shares of $4.20 preferred stock.—V. 178, p. 1775.
of $345,000,000 of its
of
Light Co.
Privately—The company, it was announced on Jan, 20,
has placed privately through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
The company on Jan. 19 applied to the Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission for exemption from its competitive bidding regulations
relating
to railroad securities.
The company's management has considered it
appropriate
&
an
Extend New Finance Plan—
This
Carolina Power
ner
up
Clark Equipment
The
SEC
Jan.
on
offered
Francis
to
are
181,
SEC
be
to
arrangements
to
years
unpaid
Fractional
have
There
of
of
The
of
-
on
with
payments will be graduated to the new deprecia¬
and lease arrangements with or without options to buy.
plan
178,
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption
SEC
the
$1).
through
proceeds
under
available
be
number
To
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc., Tarrytown, N. Y.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
its
brothers.
equal monthly instalments,
said.
will
C.I.T.
at which Cariiation
Exchange prior to
the
share)
method
Downpayments
Mishcon
1158.
p.
asso¬
including
corporations,
two
with
(par
firm,
1954,
will
tion schedules,
of
dispose
Mills,
from
his
and
which
equipment.
to
wishing
person
.
Warren
p.
with
under
gram
of their scrip
such fractional share interests
should forward the scrip certificate or certificates to the Bank with
appropriate instructions. This privilege will expire on April 1, 1955,
and in order to take advantage thereof the certificates must be re¬
ceived by the Bank on or before April 1, 1955.
Purchases
of
the
fractional
share
interests
through
the
Bank
Any
filed
was
stock
net
terms
and
contract
Calif., for the account of Carnation
performed by the Bank without charge to
be
the
Tananbaum
completion
of
industry
Los Angeles,
Angeles,
services
Fabrics
purchase
rib and terrjf knitting machines.
Sydney Mishcon, General Manager of Supreme, said the company's
merchandising program is the first of its kind in the textile*
stockholders.
the
of
Treasurer.—V.
under
Act
original
stockholders
by
Tanbro
to
Inc.,
new
representing
a
fractional share interest
in Carnation
stock, the company has made arrangements for such
to
be
purchased
through
the
Security-First
National
Los
These
Co.
disposition
180,
high-speed circular jersey,
Co.—Scrip Agent Appointed—
the
Mi Is,
Knitting Machine Co. of Ozone Park, N. Y.,
the
Payments
Revenue
September.—
last
policies
per
The
financing
instalment
on
out,
facilitate
to
common
two
basis.—V.
of
contracted
Ribbon
in
the
by
$18
and
depreciate"
Co.
in
comparable
year-end
1956
Control—
ownsrs
Century
Ribbon
Century Factors, Inc.
common
at
industrial
2290.
Carnation
Bank
and
Scotland.
Robie,
with
from
17
Jan.
on
interest
existing
Kans.
announced
sa.es
National Rys.—Sells Four Hotels—
results
p.
Tananbaum,
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Unit
of
sale
28%
any
the
system-wide
a
on
Century
notification
shares
The Supreme
Fund.
a
of
letter
Vice-President
company
180,
of
in
at
1477.
p.
Wichita,
announces
it has accepted ari offer through the
Aronovitch & Leipsic Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada,
from a
Canadian syndicate headed by Walter F. Thorn, Moose Jaw,
to pur¬
chase
four of
its hotels.
They are the Prince Arthur Hotel, Port
This
agency
of
subsidiary,
all
(estimated
Offered—
to 7.5%
(maximum) of the offering price, scaled down
(minimum), depending upon size of purchase.—V. 181, p. 3.
2Mi%
increase
Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kansas—Files With
is investment adviser.
offered varies with the
owned
10%
firms,
controlled
or
179,
A
equal
charge
increase
an
reserves
purchasers are
represented by Frederick E. M. Ballon, and
sellers are represented by Gainsburg, Gottlieb, Levitan and Cole.
—V.
2,000
quickly
of
Corp.
now
securities
that
The
* i
Ltd.—Stock
(1954)
&
public
market
the
determined
is
to
Management
to
in
1956,
largest
the
Mills, Inc.—New
President
continue
the
Jan. 13.
secondary offering
a
1650.
p.
General
fluctuations
of
close
Stanley
affiliated
owned
owned
Vance, Sanders & Co., Boston, Mass., on Jan. 18 offered
at the market 1,990,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Rhodes &
System
States
operating
largest
the
renting business, shifts the headquarters of the
System from Detroit, Mich., to Boston, Mass.
Avis
United
of
one
System's
load
will
require
facilities during the next two
intention of enlarging the ribbon manufacturing division and*
expanding same in the commercial field.
At the
same
time,
it is
contemplated that the annual volume of Century Factors will be con¬
siderably
implemented
from
the
various
affiliated
firms
presently
Offering—A
The unsold portion was withdrawn on
certificates,
itie
stock
common
express
$20) was made on Jan. 12 by Smith, Barney & Co. at
$31 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per
on
Co.
pro¬
Irving Levy will continue with Century Ribbon Mills in the capacity
of Chairman of the Board, and present plans of the new owners are
Avis
closed
international
the
the
the
new
indicate
about
and
controlling
wholly
of sales, has been appointed
of the board of directors.
He
mem..er
for
company
Levy,
ciates,
charge
in
and
Irving
A. P. Walker.
for 27 years.
R.
California Oregon Power Co.—Secondary
Jan.
the
Ribbon
the
automotive
largest
in
of
represents
tuny
Martin
Corp.,
secondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par
share.
to
Century
Grossman,
elected
this
projections
amount
Alfred,
System.
Associated
ex¬
overcome
1650.
p.
The Prince Edward Hotel, Brandon, and the
two summer
Minaki Lodge in the Lake-of-the-Woods district, and Pictou
Lodge, Pictou, N. S.
Transfer of the properties as going concerns will take place Mar. 1.
System, Ihc.—New Control—
transaction,
$8,000,000
an
be
can
to
from
20.01c
$664,720
per oz.
14.55c
180,
While
period,
resorts,
In
growth
construction
k'lowtt*r at
years.
6,431,850
36,784
$1,287,440
Arthur,
202.
600,000
continued
heavy
1.730,000
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
in U. S.
Canadian
offer
to
earnings
sufficient
preliminary outlays for further additional capacity.
Total System
capability,
including
firm
power
under contract,
will
approximate
Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
Bush Terminal Buildings Co.—New
America—Rights—
its common
to
York.—V.
New
of
97,481 additional shares of common
stockholders of record Jan. 27 on the
share for each six shares held; rights to expire on
plans
company
stock
Co.
in
be
which will result
shares of additional
present
the
A program budgeted to cost in excess of $140,000,000, including
$55,000,000 for the installation of 430,000 kilowatts of new capability
sum-of-the-digits
Canteen
Automatic
of
should
earnings,
20.
Jan.
on
of
years.
cents
The
on
increase
an
increase
share
said
continuation
May.
He
1870.
_
fine gold
Value per yard
202.
p.
President
elected
______
Yardage dredged
Ounces
Increased—
increased
were
company.
short-term
new
1%%;
—V.
commercial
market
This
per
$2
approximately
of
President,
a
and
The
Associates Investment Co.—Paper Rates
Open
in
with
conditions,
1955.
earnings
Osborne,
S.
that
Other System financing planned for 1955 in¬
approximately $20,000,000 of debt and preferred stock of the
subsidiary companies which will be offered for sale in April and
of Unit—
President
Inc.—New
been
p.
Bulolo Gold
St.
and of Strutwear,
Minneapolis,
Corp.,
49.
John
economic
in
dilution
3,000
Bank Stock
First
Minneapolis.—V.
Jan.
Co.
has
Period End. Nov. 30—
shares
died
1954—Financing Planned in
consolidated
stated
posed sale in March
the corporation.
106,
p.
Jamaica.
Rios,
Mairs
Mr.
Paul,
of Directors,
Board
the
of
Chairman
75,
the
incident to mining
expenses
pay
formerly Executive Vice-President of Wohl and has directed that
operation
since
it
was
merged
into Brown
Shoe Co.
On
Samuel
Frank
1951.—'V.
sec¬
ondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$<;} was made on Jan. 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $27.75
pnr share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
Tue offering was completed.—V. 181, p. 202.
17
pected
to
,
,
,
used
had
year,
Osborne
favorable
company's
operates
company
be
to
Mr.
are
City.
York
share last
per
to be
Vermiiyea
Tne shares
& Co. and
corporation
of
Shoe
Brown
Milton
alloy wrought metal products, such as sheet, rod, tube, wire, extruded
shapes, and manufactured products including eyelets, stampings, and
flexible
metal
hose and tubing.
It has been a principal supplier
electrical,
$1
filed
was
reported).
D. Fuller
,
,
production at Terre Haute will include casting of aluminum
Ingots and billets, rolling of sheet and strip, and extrusion o. cubes,
rods
and
special shapes.
The American Brass Co. is one of the
rir tion's
oldest
and
largest fabricators of copper and copper-base
•"he
the
cents)
This
issue of 298,400
with the SEC on
proposed
a
Share in
per
cludes
was
t.
25
(par
previously
each by S.
New
181,
covering
$2
March—
Exchange Commission—
as
proceeds are
Val. at $35
.
.
,
at
of
both
net
3
Jan.
operations.—V.
with McKeown,
$25,000,000.
stock
common
public
The
notification
of
(not
Brothers,
Realty Corp. of
which abuts the property at the southwest corner and
the Wabash Valley Broadcasting Co.'s land, adjacent to the northeast
■corner,
are not
involved in the property transaction.
As soon as the company's engineering department can complete the
planning, ground will be broken for the new mill which, together with
&
separate office building, will cover 500,000 square feet.
The main
plant will be one-story, heavy steel construction with overhead crane
service
throughout.
Construction cost will be in the neighborhood
to
of
13
Jan.
Co.
Spelterville,
Of
letter
The
Securities and
With
—Files
past
who was associated in this transaction
Boland, attorneys, of Chicago.
Raymond J.- Kearns,
Terre
been
has
.
J
property
the
and
months
several
by
this
from
Co.. has been producing
small quantities of aluminum sheet and strip, for the past
relatively
to
obtained
be
Torrington, Conn., The American Brass
"At
Jew
production
Earned
British Western America Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.
about the middle
cttain
Monday, January 24, 1955
!"
of
Acceptance Corp.
the
—
Debentures
Offered
$1,390,000 outstanding junior subordin¬
ated sinking fund debentures due Dec. 1, 1958, are being
offered the right to exchange their presently held de¬
bentures for 6% junior subordinated sinking fund de¬
bentures, series B, dated Jan. 1, 1955 and due Dec. lt
1968, on the basis of $110 of new debentures for each
$100 of old debentures. This exchange offer will expire
(unless extended by the company to not later than June
21, 1955) at midnight (CST) on Feb. 21, 1955. The ex¬
change offer has been underwritten by Straus, Blosser
& McDowell and Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., who will
reoffer any unexchanged new shares, plus $1,109,500 ad¬
ditional new debentures not needed for the exchange, at
Number 5397... The
Volume 181
$2.82 per share of common
against earnings of $1,751,735, equal to
in the previous year.—V. 178, p. 947.
as
during and after the ex¬
and accrued interest both
par
stock
Name—
Demlein Corp.—New
Gas
Columbia
Inc.—Conversion of Debs.—
System,
for redemption on Feb. 14, 1955 all of the
refunding mortgage bonds, 33/4% series, due
interest.
Immediate payment will be
at the Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New
15, N. Y.—V. 181, p. 204.
company
Jan.
on
York
could
company
gas
Co.—Shares Offered—An investment
banking syndicate which is headed jointly by Kidder,
Peabody and Co., Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and
White, Weld & Co., on Jan. 18, offered 450,000 shares
of common stock (par $10), at $35.25 per share.
The
group was awarded the issue at competitive bidding on
Jan. 17 on a bid of $34,709 per share.
Duquesne Light
single distribution was made.
Second, Edison has arranged
stockholders if a
by Edison
tax-free
received
be
its entire holdings of
to sell privately
of Northern Illinois Gas 5% convertible preferred stock
snare to a small group of institutional investors.
Each of the
100,000 shares
at $165
$100
a
value shares of preferred is convertible
par
into 10 shares of gas
beginning on Feb. 1, 1957.—V. 181, p. 203.
common
company
bids
Other
Corp.
and
corporation on Jan. 20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering a proposed offering of 60,080 shares of common stock,
of which 40.080 shares would
be issued by the company and the re¬
This
offered
4.20%
dividend were
Kuhn Loeb & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane
and White,
Weld & Co.
(jointly); and $50.22 from Blyth & Co., Inc.
The new preferred stock is redeemable at prise ranging from $53.34
per
share if redeemed on or prior to Dec. 31, 1959 to $51.84 per
No
on
proceeds
share
part
company.
which
the
fiscal
and
net
DEBT
AND
stock
8,
180,
due
Aug.
1,
1977
bonds.—V.
31,
1954,
PRESENT
in
Oct.
1,
1979
the
company
fo $15,997,000.
Aug.
1,
Sept.
due
due Sept.
1,
due
1,
stock
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
181,
20
from
Inc.,
thorized
($10
par
value)
25, at the office
Pine St., New York 6, N. Y.,
it of $30,000,000 first mortgage
below,
and
White,
Weld
agreed
severally
forth
of
assets
1953
of
the
of
Publication
panies
statements
1954
the America Fore Group
$893,926,509, an increase of
purchase
to
their
opposite
Co,
&
of
five
the
insurance
are
the
decrease
Each
$12,659,595
of
of
company
the
Weld & Co
Dillon & Co
Hutzler
White,
Eastman,
over
16,800
16,800
Inc.__
12,800
Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
R. W. Pressprlch & Co
12,800
12,800
12,800
12,800
12,800
Becker
G.
A.
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Dick
Merle-Smith
&
appliances
plans
announced
M.
&
Co
10,800
Kidder
F,
A.
&
Co
10,800
Hammill
complete
a
new
&
company
&
4,500
Redpath
has
line of Fresh'nd-Aire air
will market three separate lines of flush
push-button, Electromagnetic room air conditioners during
coming season.—V. 181, p. 5.
The
Parker
Auchincloss,
and
Co._ 10,800
Co._
4,500
&
Lestrange
Arthurs,
& Co., Inc.
Robert W. Baird
Ball,
1955.
for
conditioners
for
10,800
Hutton
E.
/Ur Conditioners—
manufacturers
of
Cory,
Nicro
Autopoint advertising specialties
Chicago
and
corporation,
This
Fresh'nd-Aire
just
&
Spencer Trask & Co
Shearson,
Cory Corp.—New Line of
Co.
&
Dodge
Clark,
group
Baxter,
mounted,
the forth¬
& Co
Bioren
4,500
Sky-Rides, Inc., Tampa, Fla.—Files
The
SEC
par
be
used
and
notification with the
stock to be offered
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
to purchase land, construct plant, buy
tools and equipment
corporation on Jan. 12 filed a letter of
54,000 shares of class A common
covering
at
working capital.
for
,/
•
Securities
the managing underwriters, have
respective numbers of shares set
Shares
ucr
corporation
covering
share),
on
Jan.
filed
6
shares of
236
C.—Files With SEC
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at par ($100
a
common
underwriting.
without
Crouter &
The
Dallas Power & Light
Jan.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
expenditures
estimated
181, p. 203.
are
$22,000,000.—V.
at
Bennett
Manley,
$20,000,000,
and
those
for
1956
at
The
Ohio
&
Yarnall,
Brooke
&
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Dana
Seibert,
C.
&
C.
President.
Published
STate
twice
NOTE:
account
On
of
the
fluctuations In
R.
Inc.
Collins
&
&
.
&
Co.,
Bretscher
Inc._
—
Falrman, Harris & Co., Inc.
Steele & Co
&
—V.
Nolan-W.
Co.,
181,
p.
B.
2,500
2,500
Hibbs
1
Inc
204.
I. M. Simon & Co
Stix & Co
Stokes & Co
Suplee,
Yeatman
&
Inc.
Thayer, Baker & Co
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
with
filed
was
the
SEC
on
common
stock to be offered at
underwriting.—V. 173, p. 1172.
without
of
associates
Co.
common
the
Inc.—Stock
Mart,
&
of
and
stock
100,000 shs.
Jan.
par
covering
cents per
10
(50
Offered—Shearson, Hammill
19 offered 180,000 shares
Jan.
on
(par value $2)
Of
at $10.50 a share.
total, 50,000 shares are being sold by the company
shares for the account of con¬
and the remaining 130,000
trolling stockholders who will retain holdings of 100,000
shares, or about 36% of the 280,000 shares to be out¬
standing upon completion of the sale. The offering was
the
and
books
closed.
the company from the sale of its 50,000
all of the $400,000 prin¬
subordinated
amount of
income
debentures now outstanding
Inc.
2,500
2,500
2,500
operates a
chain of 20 retail food and gro¬
stores in western Texas and southern New Mexico, of which 12 are
Paso and the remainder within 220 miles of El Paso.
All of the
in El
have
stores
except
sales
net
months
meat departments
Sales
made on a cash and carry basis.
are
ETC.—In the four-year period covering the
SALES,
1954,
and non-food departments and,
in five small stores, are sea service
meat
produce,
grocery,
the
for
operations.
Sept.
1954
25,
2,500
2,000
&
Claybaugh & Co._
cago
Grant Brownell & Co
Hecker & Co
Edward D. Jones & Co.__
Kaiser & Co
C. S. McKee & Co—
E. M. Newton & Co
Sheridan Bogan
Paul &
Co., Inc.
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
Austin, Hart & Parvin
Ballou, Adams & Co., Inc.
Branch, Cabell & Co
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.
John W. Clarke & Co.~—
Doolittle & Co
H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
Gordon Graves & Co., Inc.
Investment Corp. of Norand Lukens
Smith, Moore &; Co. -_
Stockton Broome & Co.—
J. S. Strauss & Co
Robinson
C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.
Wfcrren W. York & Co.,
Inc.
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
$153,694.
CAPITALIZATION
stock
($2
value)
par
shares,
authorized
the
shares
to
&
Jackson
12
12
Curtis
Shields
1,000
1,000
named
below
have
severally
Co
&
180,
Inc.
8
<•
2696.
p.
Foote
Co.
&
Pierce
Rauscher,
8
Fridley & Hess——
12
Brothers
Webber,
Paine,
Issuance
for
employees.
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Francis I. du Pont <fc Co.—
E. F. Hutton & Co
1
Walston & Co.
Russ & Co
First Southwest Co
20
Hammill & Co.
Shearson,
Lehman
$450,000
280,000 shs.
reserved
been
purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the
percentages set forth below opposite their names of the
be sold by the company and by each selling stockholder:
%
■
%
to
2Va
Gear & Machine
Bros.
6
6
6
5
2 «/2
Corp.—Earnings Higher
to stockholders issued on Jan. 19, this cor¬
income of $858,864 after all charges, compared
preceding year.
This was equivalent, after
preferred stock dividends, to $2.14 a share on 371,495 shares of com¬
mon
stock
outstanding at the year-end,
and compares with $1.80
annual
the
In
reports
poration
a
earned
share
the
333,066
on
fiscal
preceding
the
report
net
for
$640,866
of
shares outstanding at the end of
Although excess profits tax expired on
subject to the tax for two months
common
year.
31, 1953, the earnings were
the fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
1954.
the
year
Net
(shipments)
sales
for
amounted
to
$22,264,822,
a leveling off in bookings of orders for government
and
a
continued general business readjustment ap¬
industrial markets served by the company.
While no
marked
reversal in this downward industrial trend in such markets
is
now
evident,
general business conditions lead
the management
to believe there will be a gradual but unspectacular rise in activity in
these markets during the coming months.—V. 180, p, 533.
reflects
backlog
items
end-use
in
parent
the
Franklin Mining Corp.
corporation
The
SEC
$200
700
covering
share,
per
without
Gardner-Denver
of
shareholders
The
(Ind.)—Files With SEC—
Jan, 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at
on
underwriting.
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
this
company
and
the
Keller
Tool
Co.
of
hav approved plans for the consolidation of
companies, it was announced jo ntly on Jan.
19
by
Giflord V. Leece, President of Gardner-Denver and E.
V.
Erickson, President of Keller Tool.
Gardner-Denver
is
a
leading manufacturer of air compressors,
Haven,
two
pumps,
Mich.,
important
rock drills and related equipment, serving the
and manufacturing industries.
Tool
designs
and manufactures pneumatic
oilfield, mining,
construction
Keller
tools used in
supplies the automotive, electronic,
implement, and other industries.
of its output goes to the automotive industry.
of the consolidation, Keller stocknoldcrs will re¬
high production assembly plants. It
electrical, telephone, aircraft, farm
Approximately 30%
Under
%
ceive
the
of
terms
a
share
of
Gardner-Denver common
stock for each of
2-9570. ."grter^JD^Seib^rt^EdiUr^ and
°
' , riocc matter February 25 1942 at the
Reentered
Dominion of
of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion oi
subscriptions an d advertisements must
as
with $21,516,061
for the previous year, an increase of
approximately
3.5%,
despite the prevalence of keen competition
throughout the year in the company's field,, William A. Barr, Pres¬
ident,
told stockholders.
The backlog of unfilled orders at the year-end
amounted to $18.800,000
as
against $28,500,000 at last year-end.
The decrease in
compared
these
1,000
have
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
respective
—V.
11,000
exercise of stock options granted to
upon
Grand
1,000
1,000
Outstanding
$450,000
•500,000 shs.
notes, due 1955-1959
4»/2%
Common
1,000
1,000
1,000
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
1,000
1,000
1.000
fiscal years 1951-
$9,476,025 to $15,683,866. For the six
sales were $8,228,028 and net income
from
increased
ended
Dec.
2,500
and
purchase the capital stock of Del Norte Frozen Foods,
William B. Dana Company. Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y '
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
England, c/o Edwards & Smith.'Copy right 1954 by William B. Dana Company
1879, Subscriptions in United States, U. 8. Possessions. Territories and Members
the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
$100).
value
notification
of
shares
with
2,500
Wurts,
F.
2,500
2,500
2,500
Co.,
Thomas & Co
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.__
Arthur L. Wright
& Co.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
week [every Thursday
a
letter
share),
2,500
2,500
Inc.
folk
2,500
2,500
Ferris & Co
Folger,
2,500
2,5ti0
Noonan,
Inc.
Fauset,
2,500
2,500
Co
Schmerlz
Inc.
Dixon
2,500
2,500
Co
Dickson
S.
4,500
4,500
4,500
2,500
Collings & Co., Inc.__
Co.,
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
(Telephone
4,500
4,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Cohu
4,500
4,500
.
Co
Co
Cunningham,
THE
Co
Co.
Lerc'nen & Co.__
Biddle & Co
Watling,
4,500
4,500
& Co.
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Julien
consolidated net sales for the fiscal year ended Oct.
31, 1954, were $55,923,543, a decline of 9.9% from the all time high
of $62,086,818 in 1953, A. L. Freedlander, President, revealed on Jan.
17 in the 49th annual report to stockholders.
Consolidated net profits before provision for Federal income taxes
were
$2,330,120
as
compared to $3,570,427 for the previous year.
Consolidated
net
profits after Provision for Federal income
taxes
were
$1,152,411, equal to $1.80 per share on the 587,652 shares of
common
stock outstanding after allowing for the class "A" dividend,
Co.___
Co
Northwest
Pacific
Dayton Rubber Co.—Earnings Lower—
Company's
4,500
&
H. Newbold's Son
Newburger &
14
SEC
Inc
Kay. Richards & Co
E. Masten & Co
McCormick
filed a registration statement with the
covering $7,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1980, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds, plus the $5,485,480 proceeds of common stock financ¬
ing
in December 1954,
will be used for the construction of new
facilities
and
for other corporate
purposes
and are expected to be
sufficient to meet
1955 construction requirements.
1955 construction
on
company
Co.,
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
McKelvy & Co
Mullaney, W'ells & Co
Penington, Colket & Co.
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason,
Draper, Sears & Co
First Securities Co. of Chi-
4,500
4,500
4,500
Co
Reid &
Illinois
—
Blair
4,500
4,500
Corp
A.
W.
This
Michigan
& Olds
Green, Ellis & Anderson__
Harrison & Co.
:
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
Janney & Co
Co.
Bodine
Elklns, Morris & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
First of
(par
25R3.
p.
360,360
2,500
Robert Garrett & Sons
4,500
& Co
DeHaven & Townsend,
FINANCING
PRESENT
Fleetwood-Airflow, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Files—
A
cery
Inc.
Dulles & Co
Baker, Watts & Co
Baumgartner, Downing
4,500
Day
Fulton,
Coverboard Corp., Washington, D.
The
SEC
L.
R.
stock
180,
BUSINESS—Corporation
550,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
140,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
160,000 shs.
6,600,000 shs.
4,500
Sherrerd
&
TO
to
4,500
4,500
Co
Boenning &
Butcher
4,500
x
Chaplin & Co.__
Courtney-Adams
4,500
Kraus—.—
4,500
Williams & Co
,4,500
&
Burge
—V.
STOCK—The purchasers named
Goodwyn
16,800
16,800
Salomon Bros. &
totalled $278,574,994,
writings for the year 1953.
written by the group during 1954
the group
reported a statutory underwriting profit
on
its
1954
operations as follows: Continental $263,883; FidelityPhenix
$160,641;
Niagara
$581,584; American Eagle $319,745 and
Fidelity and Casualty $1,345,525.
Surpluses
for
the protection of policyholders were reported as
follows:
Cintinental.
$269,023,286;
Fidelity-Phenix,
$247,331,336;
Niagara, $66,615,000; American Egale, $50,976,433; Fidelity & Casualty,
$97,597,790.—V. 180, p. 2695.
a
16,800
Corp.
'
aggregate.
Net premiums
Capital
•Of
Webster Securities
Stone &
com¬
consolidated aggregate
$156,720,874 over the Dec. 31,
company.
EFFECT
Authorized
names:
Kidder, Peabody & Co
disclose
the
by
GIVING
cipal
Shares
Co.—Report Profit—
Continental Insurance
owned
equipment
CAPITALIZATION
whom Kidder, Peabody & Co., Stone & Webster
among
Corp.
to
view
a
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to
indebtedness presently au¬
maximum
The
indenture.
by
and
engaged
persons
with
shares will be used with other funds to redeem
by stockholders is $200,000,000.
UNDERWRITERS OF THE COMMON
107.
p.
550,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
140,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
120.000 shs.
160,000 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
stock
stock
by
oversubscribed
1,250,000 shs.
stock
Common
was
organized in Delaware on Nov.
18,
in the business of exhibition of motion
improvving the available supply of motion
pictures for exhibition and to contributing the knowledge, experience
and showmanship of exhibitors to the production of motion pictures.
Although
the company has broad
powers
under its certificate
of
incorporation, its primary purpose is to provide funds, literary and
other materials, services and facilities for, and generally to aid and
encourage,
the production of motion pictures by both existing and
newly created producing enterprises.
The company does not own
any land, buildings or other tangible
property.
It is contemplated that it will have offices in New York,
N.
Y., and elsewhere.
It is expected that these offices will be in
rented
space,
furnished and equipped with ordinary office fixtures
BUSINESS—Corporation
1954,
pictures
16,000,000
stock
4.10%
be availed of by the company.
Such borrowings may be secured
pledges or other liens on all or part of the assets of the com¬
including its interests in motion pictures.
by
12,000,000
preferred stock
preferred stock
4.15% preferred stock
4.20%
borrowings
14,000,000
3.75%
on Jan.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
the
for
11
($50
be
can
event
12,000,000
4%
Co.—Bids for Bonds—
to
up
1,
July
will probably wish to conduct
financed with the proceeds
from banks or others
company
than
such
In
pany,
15,000,COO
(2%%)
1982 (3'/4%)
1983 (3%%)
1984 (3V8%)—
par value, cumul.)
1980
Series
Preferred
Oustanding
$75,000,000
(2%% )
due
Series
stock.
1955,
FINANCING
(2% %)____
due
Series
1,150,000 shs.
the
extensive
more
its
of
Food
Oct.
EFFECT TO
Series
2695.
p.
Services,
Commonwealth
bids
$35,000,000
of $80,989,000 and net income
Series
35,464.50
—
will
company
receive
ended
months
GIVING
that
contemplated
may
1957.
in
bonds:
mortgage
•Unlimited
of
program,
electric
Series
$650,000
the company's
1954
Consumers Power
The
construction
1955-1957
approximately
of
an
12
operating revenues
•First
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
10c)
value
(par
Dec.
stock.—V.
common
stock
Authorized
authorized and issued capital
stock
consisted of 200 shares of common stock, without par value.
On
that
date
the
certificate
of
incorporation was amended and
restated to change these 200 shares, without par value, into 1,150,000
shares of common stock, par value 10c a share, at the ratio of 5,750
new
shares for each of the shares previously authorized and
Issued
and, in addition, to increase the total authorized stock to 1,500,000
shares
by
the authorization of
350,000 additional shares of the
to
•Prior
the
CAPITALIZATION
1954
$1,000,000
notes
Subordinated
31,
DEC.
AT
Authorized
<
notes
agreements
•Common
sale of the new preferred
earlier this week will be applied
year,
CAPITALIZATION
Loan
had
is
is
sale
the
from
$20,000,000
and
1956
such shares as may be sold will be
be
cost.
It
of
<
company
may
operations
1969.
company's
expenditures
for
in
the
the
it
from
31,
common
•
the
EARNINGS—For
consolidated net sales amounted to $3,627,343
profit of $156,045 was equal to 14 cents per common share.
fiscal
of
part
given
from
proceeds
(Del.)—Stock
Inc.
Group,
on
for general corporate purposes.
In this con¬
noted that the cost of a feature motion picture
from approximately $150,000 to several million dollars.
In a
case
the company may supply all or only a small part of
by
nection
a
$50.37
$50.3099
public utility serving an area
of approximately 817 square miles taking in the highly industrialized
city of Pittsburgh and surrounding municipalities in Allegheny and
Beaver Counties,
Pa., with a population of 1,550,435.
subsidiary
current
caljs
Dec.
net
BUSINESS—Company
the company
1954,
ended July 31,
year
in
$25,000,000
had consolidated net sales of $11,573,009 and con¬
solidated net profit of $393,629, equal to 34 cents per common share.
For the thiee months ended Oct. 31,
1954, the initial quarter of the
its
after
with
stock
preferred
Brothers;
(jointly);
Co.
sale
a
finance
to
wholly-ov.ned subsidiary.
EARNINGS—For
&
redeemed
from
and
plant and office in Stam¬
ford,
Conn.,
designs,
engineers and
produces specialized lines of
aircraft
servicing and testing equipment and electrical
generating
equipment.
It also produces, on a small scale, a line of farm imple¬
ments, which it markets through Mount Vernon Implement Co., Inc.,
and
if
the
for
Lehman
from
Barney
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—Corporation, with its principal
a
bids
Other
Smith
and
already outstanding
are
behalf of certain selling stockholders.
from the sale of stock will accrue to the
sold
being
the
being
shares
PROCEEDS—The
are
syndicate
banking
$50,409
on
the books closed.
of
The First Boston
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
$34.10.
(jointly),
Co.
Jan. 21 headed an invest¬
that offered 160,000 shares of
$2.10 preferred stock (par $50) at $51.34 a share. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. The
syndicate won award of this issue on Jan. 20 on its bid
of $50.43 per share.
Corp.—Stock Offered—
Jan. 19 publicly offered
350,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at a price
of $4 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
& Co.
Alstyne, Noel
&
Barney
and Merrill
The First Boston Corp. on
Electric
Diesel
Consolidated
& Co., Inc.,
Blyth
follows:
as
and
Smith,
ment
be sold by an estate.
The proceeds received by the company from the sale of the 40,080
shares would be used principally in connection with an expansion and
improvement program for its Fredonia, Kansas, plant.
The company
operates another plant at Cement City, Mich.—V. 180, p. 1651.
maining 20.000 shares would
Van
received
were
Pierce, Fenner & Beane (jointly) $34,655;
Lehman Brothers (jointly), $34.23, and
Lynch,
With SEC—
Cement Co.—Registers
Consolidated
used
ranges
to divest itself of its subsidiary, the Northern Illinois Gas Co.
First, the Internal Revenue Service was reported to have ruled that
under the 1954 Revenue Act, Edison's holdings of common stock of the
program
corporation
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of
accrued
and
developments in its
announced two major
20
called
and
first
105.36%
at
made
Unit Expected Soon—
Gas
This
Co.—Complete Divestment of
Edison
Commonwealth
1983
been
have
There
outstanding
Its
Bonds—
Duke Power Co.—Calls
Financial
Jan. 19 offered puolicly
100,000 shares of capital stock at par ($100 per share).
The offering is not underwritten. Samuel Pinanski, 646
Washington St., Boston, Mass., is President.
Offered—The
of the
$4,386,000
Film
Exhibitors
below.
Inc.,
Co.,
Emil Klein
D.
See
corporation's 10-year 3V2% convertible
debentures were surrendered for conversion into the company's com¬
mon
stock by Jan. 14, the end of the second week of the 1955 con¬
version period.—V. 181, p
203.
i
than
Corp.—Stock Deal Restrained by Court- -See
Co. below.—V. 180, p. 2292.
Equity
Niles-Bement-Pond
change period.—V. 181, p. 4.
More
3
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be made in New York
funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
351,150
the
approximately
there
of winch
stock
Tool
stock
Tool
Keller
of
shares
Keller
the
of
of
When
outstanding.
now
will
It
exchanged.
is
additional shares of Gardner-Denver
presently 060.224 shares outstanding .
Mich., to the live, plants
1873.
City,
—V.
180*
of
for
at
has borrowed $3,000,000 at 3%%
pany
rote
on
a
corooration
J3EC
covering
be
to
are
$200
at
be
,to
of
2ett?r
a
per
notification
addition,
as
General
S.
20
Jan.
on
Gas
of
Baton
contract
Phillips
under
General
the
be
derived
is
The
La.,
awarded a
beer,
has
near
Chicopee,
J.;
N.
to
the
•
of
is
shares
Predicts Record
"Sales
with
of
the
Canada,
the
com¬
SE'C
the
However,
ceeded
General
in
by
"Measured
despite
stock
common
ratio of
share for
one
each
20
14%
"For
in
spent
the
for
the
own
field.
"Since
entries,
Never
the
best
Defense
Each
models
1955
set
to
market
of
dream
were
I
in
by
lines
1953
ceeds
•
from
that
been
far
so
in
two
Net
in
1955
unit
that
billion
to
decline
and
181,
19
or
the
sales
will
of
fact
in
that
our
for
in
Ltd.,
for
General
Smith
profit
completed
on
$1,905,359,
This
Sept.
contracts
and
fiscal
30
share
a
This
after
year
depreciation,
development
the
on
develop¬
income
and
tax
shares
Portland Cement
ment
W.
Store}',
meeting
to
effect
President,
held
2-for-l
a
1,110,033 .outstanding class
net income of $677,041
class
of
and
A
Jan.
split
had
18
of
the
that
tive
the
approved
company's
amend¬
outstanding'
common
that
the
amendment
would
become
fully
effec¬
Jan.
24
upon
the filing
and
recording of the amendment in
Outstanding stock certificates are not to be surrendered
exchange.
Certificates for one additional share for each share
.Delaware.
for
held
will
close
of
be
mailed
business
181,
180,
total
the
of
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
7,
1955,
24,
stockholders
to
1955.—V.
180,
p.
of
record
used
are
at
the
Jan.
in
17
the
Stone & Co.
shares
000
of
placed
Motor
company
has
Products Corp.
nounced
He
said
holders
eral
on
the
by
Tire
Jan.
Devonian
the
557.
it
stocks
2396.
p.
announced
will
used
be
to
facilities
withdrawn
common
its
for
offer
William
stock,
in
315,000
various
and
shares
of
number
the Jan.
offer.—V.
5
of
sharps
deadline
180,
p.
potential
from
the
barrels.
announced
awnings
the
general
and
tendered
did
not
bv
meet
Motor
Products
requirements
of
8
as
and
completion
•
producer
a
The
in
ccmpanv's
from
the
completed
'the
t»sts,
flowed
180,
well
flowed
for.
in
Hycon
Mfg.
the
($10
229.39
Co.—Stock
and
barrels
of
Offering
associates
B.
details in V. 180, p. 2188.
per
available
Metallurgical
With Securities and
time
by
the
to
company
company's
the
sale
its
of
No.
3-E
Texas.
corporation
on
Corp.,
Denver,
Colo.
—-
Registers
Jan.
19
filed
a
registration statement
with
the
cnC,?VeJlng 147>500 shares of its 85 par common stock, of which
I $io a
sha£es are to be offered for public sale through underwriters
at
*in
writer;
share.
and
the
McDonald
remaining 30,000 shares
«r
shareholders
pr.ee oi
&
underwriting
of
the
$10 per share;
are
to
Co.
be
company's
and
no
is
named
commission
offered
parent.
as
to
to
a
Globe
the
be
$1
group
Iron
principal
per
The
composed largely
Co., at the same
underwriting of such shares
under¬
snare.
is
involved.
all
all
Mutual
Hancock
investments
stock
Insurance
Life
that
of
the Fund
Clerk of
and
Treasumr
180,
trustees or members of the ad¬
of Boston; Robert D.
Patterson,
are
Trust
John
and
bond
income
whom
of
the
of
of
in
Co.
and
company;
and
the
invest¬
2397.
p.
Securities Corp.—Earnings Increased—
for
of
1954
this
corporation
reported
was
with
compared
This
at
net
$235,202
income
both
the
Ellen-
2-E
barrels
In
and
in
24
oil
Jan.
19
$125,000
banks
paid
were
banks
stockholding
to
during
of
the
Interest totaling $1,440,716 was paid to the 101
hold the corporation's $50,000,000 of ten year
1953.
in
as
Total
Emma
of
hours
of
which
debentures.
assets
addition,
the
of
the
at
corporation
holds
corporation
the
end
year
$266,643,000
in
York
State.—V.
173,
$64,124,221.
and V. A.
were
H.
F.
A.
mortgages as trustee or agent for savings banks.
The corporation is wholly owned by the 129 savings
banks
in
New
381.
p.
potential
hours
from
International
to
Telephone
Corp.—Has No
Telegraph
&
Acquire Minority Stock of Unit—
William
stated
announced
H.
the
that
18
in
President,
Harrison,
Jan.
on
has
inquiries received,
acquire the
Corp., in
to
response
corporation
plans to
no
stock of American Cable & Radio
which it already holds a 58.17%
interest.—V. 180, p. 535.
publicly-held
the
use
proceeds
obligations
follows:
as
its
under
the
preferred
common
determined
as
is
It
about
the
with
agreement
from
preferred stock
the
the
The
V.
Varian
$75,000
for
capital
improvements.
The
balance
of
The
approxi¬
BUSINESS—Company, with
Pasadena,
manufacture
equipment,
its
Calif., is engaged
and
sale
of
principally in
special
and
the
general
offices
design,
and
development,
GIVING
subordinated
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
cumulative
pfd.
$750,000
be
t3,000,000 shs.
2.075,190 shs.
48,000
under
has
company
revolving
dated
July
14.
1954
aggregate at any one
43,200
shares
reserved
provides
an
for
amount
loans
to
not
for
Jan.
31,
conversion
the
rate
stock.
requirements
also be
fication
Jan.
share
31,
of
for
issuance
reserved
of the
1358
of
The
of
conversion
making
adjusted by
of the
15,
1967.
privately,
placed
3Vs%
U,
due
will
1,
Jan.
be
1985.
known
See
V,
Product—
clock
design,
the
Minute,"
"Golden
deep
plus
p.
January
or
early
in
February.
is 7V4 inches high, 6 inches wide, and the base
weighs three pounds.
The retail price will
and
It
tax.
operates
on
60
cycle,
115
volt,
AC
current.
351.
5%> %
of
reason
common
the
for
exercise
upon
issuance
cumulative
rate
stock
so
common
rates
are
appropriate
of
stock
a
upon
of
1.2
shares
converted.
of
stock
for
protected
each
against
adjustments
under
certain
other
other
and
at
p.
after
by
may
Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
on
Jan.
19
filed
a
registration
statement
with
due
the
1985,
for
proceeds
will
be
used
to
retire
short-term
bank loans
incurred
the company
loans
7.
(Julius) Kayser & Co.—Merger Negotiations Suspen'd
Merger
pre¬
reclassi¬
conditions.
1955—52 Weeks—1954
$275,192,112 $242,695,450
as temporary financing for its construction program,
aggregating $13,032,500 at January 19, 1955;
and the
balance
w 11
be added
to
working capital and ultimately utilized to
defray construction program costs.
Construction expenditures for the
13 months ending Dec. 31, 1955, are estimated at $29,000,000.—V, 181,
non-
dilution
therein
or
of
offered
which
common
share
$20,123,027
$16,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
public sale at competitive bidding.
covering
be
by
common
and
company
Net
em¬
stock
of
On
ln55—4 Weeks—1954
$22,601,631
SEC
conver¬
convertible
common
split up, combination
and
Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Co.
180, p. 2189.
This
to
preferred stock is convertible into
share of
one
at
preferred
each share of
1958
stock at
ferred
to
each
180,
in
late
timepiece
Kansas City
a
exceed
12-year subordinated convertible debentures; and 144,000
prior
cumulative
company.—•
re¬
time outstanding.
share^of preferred stock is convertible into
for
series
electrical
an
Period End. Jan. 1—
Los.
on
participating preferred stock.
time
$24.95,
—V.
$1,500,000
Regulation V-Loan under a
Security-First National Bank of
with the
revolving credit basis prior to July 1,. 1955 in
any
in
Sales
outstanding
an
agreement,
the
•
43,200
<-$1.500.000
agreement
stock
Mintue"
inches
Jewel Tea
stock options dated
volving credit
shares reserved
514%
of
insurance
120.000 shs.
Angeles.
tlncludes
an
Power Co.—Private Sale—
recently
Co.—New
Electric
concept
new
4y2
—V.
120,000 shs.
V-Loan
$1,500,000 in
$500,000
value)
common
Said
bonds,
bonds,
mortgage
new
The
non-par¬
par
agreement
♦The
Outstanding
(par 10 cents per share)
Common stock
JRestricted
($10
to
engineered to fill the need of a small timepiece for decoration schemes
of the modern home, has been introducd by this compahy.
James
M.
Bennan.
President,
said
the
company
will
ship
the
is
1966__.
convertible
stock
25
206.
Jefferson
convertible
debentures, due April 15,
of
$9,000,000
p.
A
FINANCING
~
Jan.
test
aerial
cameras and photogrammetric
instruments, ordnance
products and in furnishing aerial survey and
photogrammetric engineer¬
ing services to public agencies and industrial clients.
12-year
sold
plants
electronic
purpose
be
1208.
p.
first
as
181,
principal executive
will
Iowa Electric Light &
„
apDroximately
certain
mately $377,000 will be added to working capital.
m
180,
$1,000,000
$2,500,000 of subordinated notes, due Jan.
an
securities
authorized
have
stockholders
The
to
of
fulfill
to
Mo.—Securities
will
time
intention
$400,090
Securities Co., Kansas City,
Interstate
Authorized—
shares
Associates;
approximately $200,000 in engineering, research and development of new
electronic test equipment and in the
improvement of certain electronic
test equipment now
being produced by the company; and
§Each
»44
and of its investment
&
Governor
Robert E. Pratt, President.
for the year 1953.
savings
The
Completed—Town-
of
general corporate purposes
company's board of directors.
ployee stock options; 250,000 shares
Exchange Commission—
stocks.
common
Investment
of
McCusker,
Dividends
No.
24
oil
on
for
sion of the 5%
Globe
Snow,
of
J.
Net
offering of 120,000 shares of 5Vz% cumulative
non-participating preferred stock, at par
share) and accrued dividends, has been all sold.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
be
credit
Products, Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—>
was announced on Jan. 18
that the recent public offer¬
ing of 600,000 shares of common stock by
Graham, Ross
& Co., New York, at 50 cents
per share has been com¬
pleted, all of said shares having been subscribed for. See
expected to consist of bonds,
are
the
convertible
Regulation
It
fund
with
Administrative
Institutional
ordnance
Ellenburger
349.07
calcu'ated
a
Feb. 15, 1954,
Glamur
$1.
stocks,
of
former
adviser.—V.
ment
2594.
p.
send, Graff & Co.
ticipating
Gen¬
but
primary purpose of the fund
issues
Boston
charge
Plan
§5'/2%
stock¬
the
the
187
board
James
of
applications,
Andrews County,
Field,
Jan.
on
dual
Ellenburger
It
Devonian.—V,
an¬
2082.
capital
value
par
common
not
is
William
existing
for
industrial
Authorized
President,
and
Bradford,
by
formations.
previously
CAPITALIZATION
O'Neil,
authorized
common
company
company
Research Co., Inc., are:
Robert
Masachusetts, a director; Charles
C.
Cabot; Francis W. Capper; Joseph Furst, President of thet Fund
and
of
Its
adviser;
Theodore
G.
Patterson;
H.
S.
Payson
Rowe;
F.
on
refund
and
price
a
redeemable
with
PERSONAL—Officers and directors of the Fund
was
at
emphasis 011 common stocks.
to seek capital appre¬
ciation, the portfolio may include companies which represent recovery
situations
or
which
appear
to
offer
opportunities for
continuing
growth and
improving earnings.
Emphasis on income will be ex¬
pressed largely through the purchase of securities of companies in
sound financial condition with mature businesses and earning power,
the
market
prices
of which do
not reflect premiums paid for a
greater chance of capital appreciation resulting from rapid growth
and expansion of earning power.
Currently, the approved list of the fund is made up of 223 issues
of securities, of which 13 are issues of bonds, 23 issues of preferred
outstanding
at
(par value $1)
is a closed-end diversified
will become an open-end in¬
shares upon sale of these initial
stock of the fund consists of 3,000,000
the
present,
investment
The
of
While
its
stock
common
initial investments of the
The
interest
of
company
preferred
p.
Inc.—Stock Offered—Hayden,
an initial offering of 800,-
Jan. 20 made
on
BUSINESS—At
vestment
formations.
state
4,188
5%
11.
,
share.
a
management
March,
in
$10
"Golden
This
secondary
called for redemption on March 1, next, all of
shares of 4% redeemable sinking fund preferred stock
share.—V. 166, p. 1480.
per
Vice-President
blinds
Emma
dually completed
was
hours
the
2293.
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Offer Withdrawn—
4,000
816.
p.
Income Fund of Boston,
p.. 205.
171,
180,
manufacturing
products
10,000
has
outstanding
$25.62Vz
fabricating
Its
5,000
5,000
5,000
______
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Cement
at
2696.
p,
Ind.—V.
financing
of
Co._~L.i:
& Co.
Westheimer & Co
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
19.000
-
2696.
p.
company
shares.
York.—V.
the
-
its
of
purposes.
and
On
two
_
stated
from
company on
Cowrien well
was
burger
i
,
Storey
of
8,000
privately
notes
Columbus,
New
Co.
180,
year,
This
well
A
stockholders
charter
a
Co.,
Singer, Deane & Scribner__ 10,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
—
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on Jan. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $51.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share. It was com¬
Canadian Unit—
manufacture of Venetian
for the Armed Forces.
Emma
or
ordinary
Co.—Split-Up Approved—
announced
etock.
Mr.
state
feet
Manufacturing Corp., Columbus, Ind.—Calls
expansion
was
compared with
—V.
Husky Oil Co.—Completes Well in Texas—
pro¬
R. Spencer, President,
$2,396,788 in the 1953
Cody
with
compared
1,096,647
on
special
a
sales area.—V.
the
Cowden
Calgary, Alta.,
Co.____
Courts
19,000
Co
&
$228,265
less
account
stock
•outstanding on Sept. 30, 1953.
Dividends of $220,674 (20c per share)
were paid
during the year making total d.sbursements to the stock¬
holders since July 1949 $940,846.—V. 172,
p.
1532.
«t
about
below.—V.
Corp.
Brothers,
aluminum.
cars
sales
our
the
in contract drilling, exploration
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, *1954
the
unproductive
cents
share
a
York
1976.
p.
Shares
19,000
&
Barth
Cruttenden &
the
of
"
24,000
Townsend, Graff & Co
The
The corporation is engaged in the business of continuous
casting, hot
cold rolling,
Impact forging and extruding and
of
engaged
of
19.
ordinary shares.
cents
180,
agreed to
numbers of shares
respective
Shares
approxi¬
square
and
.
in.
204.
p.
Canada
of
for
(including
for
store
sugordinated
Radio
proceeds
debt,
that
profit
$1214,871
and
is
reported
amortization,
New
17,500
fund obligation. No premium is
for the purpose of the annual
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Calls Stock—
new
year.
ment
€2
which
Jan.
on
of
shares redeemed
of
from the company the
preferred stock set forth below:
visory
corporate
four-door hardtop
year—a
future annual sinking
or
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally
P.
19.
The
its
ahead
added
estimate
despite
I
10
volume."—V.
production)
announced
fiscal
6%
Trust
Lehman
Jan.
to
Cadillac
accrued
purchase
23,000
a
has
to
of
will be required to apply to the retirement of the
preferred stock amounts, to the extent earned, sufficient to retire on or
before Aug. 1,
1957, and on or before each Aug, 1 thereafter, 3,600
shares of preferred stock.
Preferred stock acquired by the company
through conversion, purchase or redemption may be credited against
company
area.
Vt.,
of space is
total
a
is
which
other
The
area.
has
stores
Y.,
promissory notes due Dec. 1, 1969, it
required
and
the
pleted.—V. 180,
state
Lansing
Hunter Douglas Corp.—Private Financing
Arranged—
Lehman Brothers has placed privately $3,500,000 of 4*/4%
repre¬
standard
have
we
last
cars
history.
Petroleums
income
and
sales
N.
York
19
Corp.—Acquires Distributing Firm—
Fusselman
general
sales
of
Y.
is
three
the
New
Jan.
on
until Jan. 31, 1961, after which
years
redemption.
adviser,
ex¬
determination
Buick,
new
lines,
estimate
our
total
company,
Issue
the
considered
corporation has acquired Metropolitan Distributors, Inc. of New
it was announced on Jan, 18.
This transaction was negotiated
York,
wagon.
Motors
development,
feet
N.
of
Syracuse,
two
in
Vt.,
corporation on Feb. 2, next, will redeem all of
debentures due Feb. 1, 1965 at 102% and acrued
5%
Irwin-Union
This
Canada—Earnings Lower—
This
of
Hamilton
twice the amount
our
high
a
our
all'of
1955
our
again will approximate
defense deliveries will continue
and
largest
Burlington,
feet
Trav-Ler
work
highest
General
for
was
Debentures—
1953.
Oldsmobile,
has
have
before
our
increase
markets
super
Salina,
12,000
he said—V.
See
■>
of
the
or
on
stock
.common
plans
present
no
Burlington,
the
in
square
South
year.
of
products
in
which
shares
and
year,
for
Ideal
were
Ilallicrafters Co.—Sells
»
station
10%
the
Hertz
within 2%
were
That is nearly
Pontine,
Nomad
the
there
new
said
Elsmere,
which
$1,250,000
snares
States
19%
evidence
is
dollars
than
its
It
General
be
in
of
1953,
leadership in engineering, styling and value
announced
we
is
The
united
dollar.
both of which
"For
will
models.
outstanding.
respect.
every
annual
the
to
the
that
announced
proposal
authorized
at any
may,
Commencing on June 1, 1957, the preferred stock will be subject
operation of a cumulative annual sinking fund by the terms
Loewi &
corporation and its subsidiary, Manganese, Inc., have borrowed
$3,125,000 from the New York Trust Co,, H. S. West, President of
Haile, announced.
The company has called for prepayment its issue
1955—
second
our
was
against
as
bring
Ohevroltet,
new
are
to
Motors'
customer's
"Our
and
1954.
Stock—
company
part of the preferred stock
following redemption prices:
before Jan. 31, 1957, thereafter declining
or any
the
J.
Ilailc Mines, Inc.—Borrows From Bank—
in part:
m. me
deliveries.
sales,
than $630,000,900.
General
lines
1954
defense
in
dollar
Motors
more
19,
a
the
The
in
18 said
trucks
ana
dollars, General Motors sales
total
General
maintain
for
Cars
of
Jan.
on
sales
car
decline
of
outlay of
an
Sales
cars
fixed
payable in respect
sinking fund.
Beverly
of
thq
directors,
redemption price will be $10.25 per share, plus in each case an
equivalent to all dividends accumulated thereon to the date
amount
any
ex¬
This
1950.
30%
a
sented
Unit
Motors
passenger
only
Jones
A.
Authorized
submit
increase
South
market
14,000 square
registration state¬
which It proposes
a
including overseas shipments, totaled 3,450,000 units.
with 3,496,000 in 1953 and makes 1954 our third best
compares
is
Mass.;
additional capital funds.
Curtice, President,
of
It
of
time, redeem all
share, if redeemed
a
time the
shares.
that
in
President,
14,000
space,
group of investment firms headed by Morgan Stanley
underwrite the subscription of the issue by stockholders.
Harlow H.
Iron.
.
$325,000,000 of
to
Edwin
Jan.
on
to
to
opened
and
foct
store
nationwide
Co.
Mather
to
Increase
President,
2,000.000
company
square
is
area
A
to
be
may
might develop.
mately
of
offering and record date for the rights to the new
expected to be about Feb, 8.
The subscription price wi'.l be
shortly before the date of offering and is expected to provide in
set
capital.
any
such shares, and that
for any future reason that
communities
date
The
&
filed
20
4,385,000
held.
shares
securities
of
determined
to
In
for,
had
stockholders
stated
Shield,
Corp.—Registers Proposed Offering—
Jan.
on
its stockholders in
to
subord nated
be
Opens New Super Markets—
Southern facility—is being
factories in the U, S.
and
General Motors
relating
sale
of
The
components
electronic
radio-TV
first major
to its five
offer
to the
certain
advance $250,000
to
will
which
any,
working
Shield,
P.
further
of
to
agreed
which
if
Co.—To
900,000
sale
Components Plant
Corp.—Builds
Union
of
desirable
Danielson,
Conn.; Joliet, 111.; and Waterloo. Caanda, Mr. Blumenkrantz stressed.
The new $1,000,000 106,000 square foot structure will house, some
«500,000 worth of equipment,
in line with company expectations for
continuous growth,
the plant's design and 33 acres of ground allow
for its expansion, when required.—V. 179, p. 2369.
ment
as
He
or
get
.
Instrument
corporation
the
use
from
$5,500,000 gov¬
production of 155 mm. artillery shells.
Delta's renewed shell production
will
future.—V. 181, p. 6.
pany's other facilities at Elizabeth,
The
from
for
Lansing
meeting
the
that
being completed at Statesboro, Ga,
new
plant is an addition to. not, a substitution
now
loan
President.
management
of
Rouge,
$1,500,000
new
has
Iron
Indebtedness,
board
the
Doolittle
plant—the in¬
added by this cor¬
Canada as part of
a
company
program
of "expansion and dispersion for the future,"
Abraham. Blumenkrantz,
Board
Chairman,
announced
on
Jan. 21.
The new plant, adaptable
to either civilian
or military
production,
A
dustry's
poration
an
corporation
is
Delta Tank Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
that Delta, wholly-owned subsidiary of General
for
said
in
way
new
a
that approximately $100,000 of the proceeds will be expended
completing the plant, and that approximately $750,000 will be ex¬
pended for addit ons to the plant required for the production of other
ferro-alloys.
The balance of the proceeds will1 be available to the
Contract—
Shell
Corp.—Artillery
President
announced
Corp.
ernment
Mr.
Gas
in
of
not less than 30 days' notice, at the
cents for each subsequent two
25
issued
shares were
exchange for
such
share,
a
$11
connec¬
to pay expenses incident
used
Phillips,
Mather
unsecured
future
of
Grand
Hal
S10
in
in
the
with
of
all of
share
per
pected
common stock
(no par)
underwriting.
The pro¬
to mining operations.
of 50 shares of
share, without
maximum
a
onered
ceeds
filed
31
Dec.
on
in
will
kee, Wis.—Files With
The
organization,
$10
at
incurred.
Net proceeds to be received by Globe Metallurgical from the sale of
the 147,500 shares are estimated at $1,336,350.
An additional $500,000
Engineering & Manufacturing Corp., Milwau¬
SEC—
General
cash
option
from time to
or
upon
agent
types
for
go
time
Ohio.
company
retirement of £2,009,030 outstanding on a 4%
held oy New York Trust Co. and tor payment of about $1,000,000
4'/z % note held by Dry Dock Savings Institution.
V. 180, p. 1098.
will
Proceeds
a
and,
Co.
for
the
At
a
of
constructed (but not yet completed) by Globe Iron
Pickands Mather & Co., of Cleveland, which will
for the company, has arranged with Mather Iron
whoily-owned subsidiary, to enter into an agreement to pur¬
25,000 shares of Globe Metallurgical common at $10 per share;
chase
its note due
on
1, 1969, from Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Pec.
all
price
a
sale
and
plant
sales
as
Co.,
$orp.—Note Sold Privately—The com¬
at
23,
December
on
manufacture
It -presently has outstanding 262.500
of
which are
owned by Globe lion.
issued
company's
1955
Beverly,
act
General Bronze
15,
ferro-allay
p.
stock,
shares
8.500
the
law
Ohio
under
the
in
engage
ferro-alloys.
common
with
Jan.
on
of
organized
was
to
proposes
line
shares
tion
operated by Gardner-Denver.
now
Metallurgical
and
Except
transfer oi all the assets of Keller Tool, subject to Its
liabilities, is expected to become effective on Jan. 31, 1955.
It will
add two manufacturing plants
in Grand Haven, Mich., and one in
Physical
Reed
Globe
1954,
diversified
stock
220,000
are
T
all
issuance
the
in
result
Monday; January-24, 1955
,
Sons,
Inc.
negotiations between this company and I. Schneierson
have been suspended, it was announced on Jan. 19.
agree
set
on
for
&
the companies were unable to
certain terms of the proposed transaction. No date has been
Spokesmen
for
further
both
concerns
meetings.—V.
said
181.
p.
7.
Number 5397
Volume 181
Keller
pany's
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
Tool
be
sales
to.
point
a
required.—V.
180,
where
the
additional
working
will
capital
stockholders
The
increase
County Land Co.—November Receipts Higher-
Kern
Oil
&
—V.
royalties
gas
180,
2697.
p.
ized
$1,636,397 $18,530,951 $18,328,239
$1,685,344
stockholders are
The
1954—11 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953'
Period End. Nov. 30—
-
Marquardt Aircraft -Co.—Plans 2-for-l
capital
The
Keystone Wholesale Hardware Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files
stock
Jan. 13 covering
there
letter
A
notification
of
shares of
16,666
(estimated
filed
was
stock
common
at approximately
with
SEC
on
par)
per
(D. Emil) Klein Co., Inc.—To Dissolve,
stockholders
at
pany
are
granted
p:an
&
and
Corp.—V.
Demlein
Inc.
181,
p.
change
to
tue
and
the
outstanding
A
autopilot designed for supersonic aircraft has
new
been announced
this
Dixie
Designated ihe L-10,
military requirements
corporation.
latest
meets
faces.
*
Distributor
leading
a
distributor
a
cisco
in France
rights.
subscription
is
the
of
Inc.—Debentures Sold Pri¬
private
will
extensive
well
Mountain
area as
Mines Ltd.
Consolidated
added
be
spodumene
under
Canada,
of
in the adjacent
received from Sullivan
contract negotiated last
reserves
concentrates
as
Herbert W.
Rogers,
President, the Bes'emer City
plant, which is believed to be the largest in hte United States pro¬
ducing lithium chemicals,
is expected to enable the corporation to
increase
sales
very
materially during 1955, with further substantial
increase projected for subsequent years.—V. 181, p. 108.
According
to
Mining
Star
Lone
notification
of
letter
A
in
to
stock
5,000
offered
be
with
the
certificates
for
50,000
($1
par
for
the
share).
per
shares
of com¬
shares,
stock of the
these
Of
capital
and
assets
7 covering
Jan.
SEC on
at
offered
being
are
present partnership and 500 shares for legal services.
No
will be involved.
The net proceeds are to be used to
the
first,
mortgage
exchange
in
of
office
181,
pay
City
bonds,
series
outstanding
for
Bank
F
due 1983 are now
bonds of that series
Co., New York, N. Y.
3V2%
temporary
Trust
Farmers
be
will
the
company
of
180,
p.
for
$2,014,791
its
1954
after
to
contrast
in
fiscal
1353
a
year
nounced
on
the
effect
in
of
net
proceeds
expenses.—V.
(par one cent)
to
are
180,
p.
at 10 cents per
be
u-ed
to
pay
exploration
and
develop¬
corporation
Wisconsin
these
groups
firm
Lehman
of
loan
was
rapidly
Government
a
made
to
expanding
contracts,
last
six
provide
adequate
financing
currenty
the
of
radio,
and phonograph
total $25,000,000 are
$200,003
portion
further
a
said
contract with Mich¬
the
Corp.
America
of
—
Registers
Commission—
filed
14
a
offering
public
who
Brothers
will
head
a
nation-wide group of
interest,
Of
proceeds to the issuer from its sale of the
net
the
various
together with funds to be borrowed by it,
125,000 shares,
to acquire certain assets
(1)
Island Co., (2) to acquire all of the outstanding capital stock
Lime Co., Inc., and Dominion Limestone, Inc., and (3)
of
Strasburg
to
provide additional
working, capital for its operations. The balance
the proceeds wi.l be available to the issuer for general corporate
of
purposes
—V.
p.
possible
including
180,
expansion
of
1954
unit
sales
of
Magnavox
Credit
Co.—Export-Import Bank
C. has authorized a
line
of
credit
to
this
company
of- $2,500,000,
according to P. W.
Mortimer,
Export Manager.
Purpose of the credit is to assist in
financing exports of agricultural machinery of all types, farm and
industrial tractors, and power units.—V. 181, p. 207.
Export-Import
Bank
Washington,
of
D.
50%
over
the
same
period
of
to offer common, stockholders the
shares, on the basis of one share for
plans
company
27,420 new
to
sub cribe
right to
each 10
held
shitrcs
be
Jan.
will
12
be
entitled
mailed
See V. 181, p.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
to the
offering,
to filing
8.
•
to subscribe
price has not yet been fixed.
The
to holders about Jan. 24, is subject
The
shares.
wi'l
which
record
of
Stockholders
additional
& Oil Corp., Denver,
Uranium
Mizpah
Colo.—Files—
11 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 5,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at five cents per share, without underwriting.
The net pro¬
ceeds are
to be used
to pay expenses incident to mining and oil
corporation
The
Jan.
on
activities.
PROCEEDS—Net
to
company
other
pay
assets
of
business
the
in
financing will
Massachusetts corporation, is a subsidiary
System.
The company is a public utility
of generating, purchasing, transmitting and
a
Electric
England
New
the
System.
BUSINESS—Company,
of
from
proceeds
Electric
England
New
electric energy in wholesale quantities to
doing a retail distribution business and
It
has no residential or commercial
selling
panies
The
company
and
Co., Minneapolis,
Minn.—Files—
7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
debentures to be offered to yard managers
Jan.
on
$23,000 of
key
employees
6%
by profit sharing contracts.
working capita).—V. 179, p. 519.
provided
as
proceeds are to be used for
Frederick
The
„
Mr.
Brothers,
of the New York investment banking
been elected Chairman of the Board.
Oil
and a member of the
director
a
Co.
was
is also
Ehrman
Babbitt,
has
Elected Chairman—
executive committee since
organized in 1950.
director of Beckman Instruments, Inc.; B. T.
Inc.; Continental Air Lines, Inc.; and is a director and member
executive
committee of Texas Pacific Land Trust.—V.
180,
been
has
partner
Ehrman,
L.
Lehman
of
firm
customers.
statements of New England Power
River Power Co., for the year 1953,
showed total gross operating revenues of $40,886,677 and combined
net income
of
$4,186,728.
For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1954,
combined
gross
operating revenues were $42,432,540 and combined
Connecticut
the
and
income
net
$6,381,279.
was
below
have
severally
firm commitment basis
F bonds set forth below:
$7,668,000
named
purchasers
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase from the company on
respective principal amounts of series
to
agreed
Kuhn,
Loeb
Securities
Hutzler—_—1
Corporation—
Wood,
Struthers
&
Salomon
—V.
a
Co
&
Union
181,
—1
Co.-
7,666,000
7,666,000
2,000,000
207.
p.
New
&
Bros.
England
Telephone
Telegraph Co.—Offering
&
Terminated—
The
offered
underwriting group for an issue of $30,000,000 3Vs% debentures
Dec. 14 at 102.22 was terminated on Jan. 11.—V. 181, p. 207.
Under
275,000
shares
share
Oils, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Files
Commission—
by L.
it is proposed
at 55
cents
per
the
Co.—Plans Record Expansion
Program—To Raise Over $100,000,000
Telephone
York
in
that
publicly (120.000
Friedman & Co., New York).
D.
expansion and improvement program, thehistory, was announced on Jan. 17 for
The program compares with the*
telephone
$200,000,000
biggest
1955
with the SEC,
filing
"D"
regulation
a
shares of common stock (no par) be offered!
in Cdnada and
155,000 shares in the U. S.
New
company's
by Keith S. McHugh, President.
record outlay
last year.
previous
$194,000,000
of
in
1952, and with more
than
$182,000,000
As
1,625,009
also
and
of
one
northern
will
the
the
of
features
raiset
huge
program,
all of Manhattan's'
telephones
Jersey telephones by the
the
present total of 617,000 with this service.
wide-range
of
dialing
chester and Long Island are
"To
this
will be able to dial calls direct to most
end of the year. This is an in¬
The program
add 288,000 Hew telephones—Including 42,500 in Manhattan
Bronx.
Extension of dial service to 12 more communities- and
non-coin
New
over
expansion
carry
more
to
13
additional localities in West¬
by Mr. McHugh.
other components cited
the statewide program, the company
than $100,000,000 of new capital money,"
out
will have to
Mr. McHuglr
presents many problems.
The
most serious of these is the fact that the rate of earnings has been
declining steadily in the face of rising expenses and taxes."
The
largest part of the 1955 construction program, in terms of
dollars,
will
go
to meet the continuing demand for service.
Some'
$153,000,000 will be required to pay for new telephones, associated
"A
equipment
and
dial
The
Mr.
Monterey Oil Co.—Ehrman
other electric com¬
to large industrial
earnings
EARNINGS—Combined
Company
declared.
covering
this
size
switchboards.
expansion
McHugh
of
program
noted,
program
will
cost some $15,900,000 in
type of service to two
and will bring this
1955,
West¬
and four Upstate communities. By changing
78,000 telephones to dial In 1955 the total
with dial service will
be 5,955,000, slightly over 90% of the telephones in the company area.
A $7,000,009 long' distance dialing program will also greatly increase
the speed of such calls, he said.—V. 181, p. 109.
chester,
Long Island
six
a
Niles-Bement-Pond
Co.—Bell Deal Defended—
of
the
p.
2595.
agreement through which
interest in the Bell Aircraft Co.
Motor
portant
com¬
See
business.
financed
The
for
this company would acquire a major
was termed on Jan. 29 a "most im¬
construcitve forward step" by C. W. Deeds, Chairman.
"The
affiliation will be
of benefit to both companies and lead
to Integration or merger," he said.
.
Mr
Deeds said the agreoment, entered into on Jan. 12, provided for
the purchase by Belco General Corp., a subsidiary of the Equity Corp.,
The
Corp.—Exchange Offer Withdrawn—
Products
General Tire
&
Rubber Co.
above.—V.
National Can-Corp.—Subscription
televvision
1953.
and at special redemption
accrued interest in each case.
be used by the
in part, for the purchase of the properties and
Connecticut River
Power Co., a subsidiary
of the
prices ranging from
104.94% to par,
prices receding from 101.94% to par, plus
and Improvement
Co.—To Offer Stock—
Missouri Utilities
Eankers
National
by
101.31;
With Securities and Exchange
High
increased
for
Inc.,
(jointly),
New Pacific Coal &
2698.
Minneapolis-Moline
phonograph sales increased by 60%.
The recent introduction
by the company of its new television line of revolutionary design,
expansion into the table model radio field and the plans for color
television
receivers
next
fall,
are
expected
to
increase
the com¬
fidelity
Co.
&
Inc.
Co.,
capacity.
catalyst
kaolin
of
sale on Jan. 18 on a
the bonds as 3V4S were submitted by; Halsey,
Equitable Securities Corp. and Blair &
101.06999;
Lehman Brothers,
100.959; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White,
Weld & Co.
(jointly), 100,809; and The First Boston Corp., 100.30.
The new series F bonds will be redeemable at regular redemption
bids
Competing
Stuart
raw
to be applied to the purchase of all of the issued capital
Marblehead Limestone Corp., for use by such subsidiary,
Co. on
bonds,
101.475%.
of
$1,660,000 is
of
mortgage
and
by the group at competitive
won
bid
the
principally of mining and processing its
materials into products resulting from its own research.
stock
first
of
$25,000,000
3*4%, due Jan. 1, 1985, at 101.931% and accrued
to yield 3.15%.
The offering was oversub¬
the books closed. Award of the issue was
series F,
scribed
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
Co.,
and Wood, Struthers &
consumers.
consists
scription
receivers
and
Co.—Bonds Sold—A group com¬
&
Corp.
offered
19
Jan.
corporation is the leading producer of "Fuller's Earth" and of
bauxite products, and a major producer of kaolin.
Its busi¬
The
ness
credit, of which $6,500,000 is now being used.
months
Kuhn, Loeb
Securities
activated
Loan
television,
which
$12,000,000 V-loan
the
place
to
Phillips
1954
8,
underwriters.
Monteray
I11
the
2596.
New England Power
is retaining approximately 60% of its present holdings
The offering' will be managed by the investment bank¬
the company.
ing
Jan.
on
proposed
a
covering
He
Privately—Frank Freimann, President, reported on Jan. 19 the consummation
of a $3,000,000 12-year loan arranged with The New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co. and The Massachu¬
setts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
by
gas
Dec.
on
Chemicals
&
in
com¬
1773.
Co.—Places
Magnavox
The
of
authorized
short-term unsecured promissory
The
prising
Petroleum Co.
Commission for rate in¬
to Michigan Wisconsin ap¬
public-utility subsidiary
its
$74,910,000 are to be issued to banks and $38,730,900
proceeds will be used to pay then outstanidng notes
subsidiaries or to pay for construction expenditures.—V.
180,
p.
Power
of
23
of wnich
of
by approximately $3,750,000
under the terms of its gas sales
Michigan
Monarch Lumber
by I. J. Schenin Co., New York, has been
pany's
cost
Commission
increase
of
pleted, all of said shares having been sold.
The
have acquired an
total of $97,850,937.—
Co., Inc. — Stock Sold — It was an¬
Jan. 19 that the recent offering of 3,000,000
stock
Under
NEES.
to
with
joined
aggregate of $113,640,000 of
an
notes,
•
registration statement with the
of 435,934 shares of common
stock (par $11. A total of 125,000 shares are to be sold by the company
and 310,934 shares by certain stockholders of the company, including
Lazard Freres & Co. and F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. and associates.
Each
2595.
shares of common
ment
1955
crease
Magic Uranium
share
Federal
for sale to
109.
persons
until Jan. 26, 1955, to request a hearing
the proposal, the subsidiaries propose to issue during
interested
thereon.
Co.—Makes Refund—
gas
shares of class
the filing of an application with the SEC with respect
borrowings by the subsidiaries; and the Commission has
short-term
given
Michigan
Securities and Exchange
The
Decline—
Steel Co.—Earnings Show
$74,954,710,
V.
to
Wisconsin said its total rate
to $2,200,000 a year because of increases
cut
to
raise
Power
Minerals
With
with the
fiscal year ended Oct. 23, reports a net
provision for payment of income taxes of
$2,256,124.
For the 1953 fiscal year the net income was $3,607,713,
after provision for payment of income
taxes of $3,975,000 „
Sales of the company,
including those of its two divisions, ' By¬
products Steel Co., and Lukenweld, for the 1954 fiscal
vear totaled
This
its
the issue of 15,000
that
13
Jan.
on
has
company
engaged
mining
7.
p.
Lukens
income
of
cost
however,
stores
Broadcasting Co.—Offering Withdrawn—
See V. 181, p.
companies in
1774.
Line
operation increased to 711 from 688
in
109.
p.
England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
New
This
claims,
Pipe
31, 1954. totaled
\
It was
p.
public.
A
Definitive
the
to
reported
five days ended Dec.
$35,280,352
for the three weeks and
1953, an increase of $7,579,839 or
31,
Dec.
stores
of
181,
announced
was
the
Nevada on July 2, 1954 to
or lease
any mining prop¬
together with plants, smelters,
is
and
with
ended
capital stock has been withdrawn and will not be offered
B
in
1954,
number
1953.—V.
It
offering
(10 cents
pipeline company would
promptly ask the Federal Power Commmission to adjust its rates to
reflect the
increased price for
gas
which it is required to pay to
Phillips.—V. 179, p. 2809.
The
—V.
common
1953
1954
compared
period
New Britain
is
Nev.,
Reno,
underwriting
Lighting Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
Long Island
at
11,
180,
expenses.
available
A
uranium
days.
60
applied
official
The
filed
was
subscription
preorganization
mon
Development Co., Port Neches,
&
SEC—
With
Texas—Files
St.,
4th
Phillips has asked that the balance of the increase be
effect retroactively from Aug. 1, 1354.
Phillips requested
1.
of Kelley
year.
2698.
p.
$520,215,783 $462,301,069
three weeks
for the
day
The
in
Wisconsin.
An
-
180,
Sales Up 21.48%—
Co.—Current
21.48%.
it purchases from the Phillips
gas
rate increases
igan
increased
company's
the
Kings
four
$1,550,000| a year, or about 1.4 cents per 1,000 cubic feet.
rate
Feb.
the
was
company
the highest ever
with a per share asset?
and $25 per share when this
organized in 1929. The corpo¬
compares
1953
Dominick & Dominick.—V.
by
Tea
$42,860,191,
stock
a
(subsidiary of American Natural Gas Co.) on Jan. 14
of $8,589,000 to 16 utilities in Michigan, Wisconsin,
after
the
Federal
Power
Commission
approved
soon
of
which
placed
w.ll be no underwriting
There
a
obtained
must
cost
the
on
of
end
;
Sales
issued
be
pay
'
Oct.
to
time,
same
Federal
The
to working capital to meet the
production in 1955.
On Jan. 6, 1955, this corporation dedicated and placed in operation
its new Bessemer City, N. C. chemical plant, which will
process ore
from
class
Wisconsin
Phillips has
placement through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
Beane of $1,200,000 5% debentures, due Dec.
15, 1964,
convertible into approximately 40,000 shares of the com¬
mon stock of the corporation after June 15,
1955.
greatly
could
to
' '
which reduce
the
proximately
Lithium Corp. of America,
of
that
used
Missouri
rates
creases
vately—This corporation on Jan. 18 announced a
funds
E.
1011
production,
since
total
a
reduction
in
400,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
also in Nye County, Nev.
Exchange.—V.
and
At
Statement—Stock¬
Registration
a proposal to
shares, no par
two-for-one split
approving
on
from
the
and' purchase
30
This company
refunded
Iowa
SEC
The
was
of
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—
additional
26
"
diversified management investment company
of the closed end type and is authorized to invest in all
forms of
securities.
Net
asset
value of
the
corporation on Dec. 31; 1934
amounted to $190,329,780, equai to $45.aj per share on the 4,206,233
shares of capital stock
outstanding.
There is no funded debt nor
are
there any senior equity securities.—V.
180, p. 1537.
demands
in
Michigan
20
Jan.
on
corporation
shares
mineral
for
company,
Stock
new
investment
Sales
shares
103,000
Union
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering a proposed offering to its stockholders of an additional
420,623 shares of its capital stock £par $1).
Holders of the. capital
stock
will
receive
rights to subscribe for one additional
share of
capital stock for each ten shares held at a price to. be determined
later. In addition stockholders will have the privilege to subscribe to
that part,
if any, of the additional snares tnat are not purchased
The
the
increase
and option
1952.
of
which it expects to drill
added that the company now
has some manganese ready to ship, and also is shipping daily from
another manganese mine that it is interested in.
It is expected that the stock will soon be listed on the San Fran¬
holders to Receive Rights—
pursuant to the
of this offering.
19,
annually.
Corp.—Files
corporation
this
incorporated
was
refineries.
and
The
autuators,
jrodudts,
such
as
motors,
clutches, and gesr.oxes are manufactured and distributed
by Societe General d'Equipments.—V. 180, p. 2397.
The
stock purchase
a
explore
prospect,
interest
proaucer
electro-mechanical
Lehman
corporation
suitable
mills
agreement
the
at
managed
National
1954.
of
shares
uranium claims,
B
erties
repair this equipment.
Lear
2,950,000
The
Agreement Signed—
corporation,
concluded
200,000
at
located
during the next
of aircraft automatic pilots,
with Avions Marcel Dassault,
of
Paris, French aircraft manufacturer, it is announced.
The agreement was negotiated between
Lear's export agency, Lear
International,
and
the
Dassault
subsidiary,
Inter technique.. Inter-,
technique
becomes
distributor in France for Lear autopilots, yaw
clampers, gyro instruments, radio communication and navigation equip¬
ment, aircraft pumps,
and certain other aviation products.
Intertechnique will maintain facilities and perscneli to install, service, and
This
has
under
increase
an
of
June 30,
Mines Co.
&
develop,
•-
$33.65
is
ration
stock at par
per share).
The offering is not underwritten.
The proceeds are to be
used to operate the Blackbird and Black
Prince
manganese
claims located about 42 miles south of Winnemucea, Nev., and 1% miles east of the Pollard Ranch; and if deemed
advisable,
the
Bonanza
copper
claims in Bonanza canyon in Elko
County, Nev., Tulane uranium claims in Nye County, Nev., and the
the new flight control
with such features as
automatic Mach-number control, automatic "G"
control, all-attitude
maneuverability, automatic heading selection, command maneuvering
by control stick as well as conventional controller, continuous sideslip
control, and continuous automatic trim control for all control sur¬
by
system
to
portion
on
company,
publicly
Autopilot—
Lear, Inc.—Announces Supersonic
vote
stock
This
corporation.
the
by
of
closed-end
100%
a
now ranks as one of the leaders in development and
ramjet engines and allied components for both piloted
aircraft.—V. 180. a. 2190.
of
Metal
of
shares
Net
reported
company
This
6% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100) have been called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, at? $102
per share and accrued dividends.
Immediate payment will be made
upon
presentation and surrender
of
the stock certificates
at the
Manufacturers National Bank, Detroit, Mich.—V. 180, p. 2189.
oi
through payment of
March
on
approved
raising
A
pilotless
108.
Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
Kuhlman Electric
All
stock
production
of the company to
name
stockholders
by
26.
May
The
a
Bond,
accomplished
certain employees
to
stockholders
dividend of 10%
the doctors may determine.
They also
substantial part of the company's assets
such time as
proposal to sell
a
Waitt
last
com¬
of
up
author¬
in
/
approved
company's
the
increase
an
presently has outstanding 103,663 shares. In addition
outstanding options for the purchase of 4,258 shares which
were
Etc.—
dissolution of
the
authorized
14
any
approved
to
Jan.
on
approve
will
21
capital
shares, par $1 each, and on a
the presently outstanding 360,000 shares.
asset
value
per
share amounted to $44.99,
2,000,000
company
The
The
to
dividend.
The
to be offered at the market
share), without underwriting.
(no
$3
the
asked
Feb.
on
authorized
the
to
value
value
said on Jan. 17.
stock split would be
dent,
,
being
Split—
stock from 200,000 to 300,000 shares with a view to a
split in the outstanding stock, Roy E. Marquardt, Presi¬
two-i'or-one
5
National Shares Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
1977.
p.
180, p. 1875.
above.—V.
See Gardner-Denver Co.
(413)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
the
1,
1976
V.
181,
and
Can
Trust Co.,
purchase
(series
p.
207.
of
A).
York,
N.
Y.,
Agent—
has been appointed sub¬
the offering by
of common stock
5% convertible subordinate debentures due Jan.
The rights will expire Jan. 26, 1955.
See also
warrant
Corp.
New
180, p. 2084.
of
agent in connection • with
rights issued to the holders
of
and
631,715
shares'of
shares of
Bell
Niles-Bement-Pond stock in exchange for
and $638,028 in cash.
said
the
1,020,000
Aircraft common
had been based on the average , closing
each stock in the period Dec. 17 through Dec. 31, or $23.<6
for Bell, and $39.37 for Niles-Bement-Pond.
He
price
price of
a shaiO
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(4H)
months,
Deal With Equity Corp. Restrained by Court—
This
all
lor
unissued
its
shares
1,020,000
ordered
the
Court
show
to
sale
Judge
until
not
held Jan.
The
21,
Bell
the
Superior
restrained.
the
stock,
was
N.
signed
was
by
The
Jan.
following
stitutes
a
asking
grounds:
fraud
a
sale
change
a
against
violating
Niles'
in
the
sale
New
business
when
the
The
of
Bell
Aircraft
be
Niles
and
its
the
directed
stockholders
transfer
from
of
directing
by
the
issuance
of
declared
null
Niles
Court,
Aircraft
Bell
mak"
to
of
the
President
those
Chairman
and
full
a
entire
appearing
affidavit
that
be
would
the
of
stock,
and
in
the
of
other
disclosure
D. Silberstein,
Penn-Texas
the
granted
was
harm
considera¬
any
complete
Leopold
ruer,
Board
injunction
"irreparable
that
transaction.
snVf,anti"lly the s«me
complaint.
Mr.
Silberstein
the
unless
caused
in
for
or
stated
176,
in
by
W.
Steel
Jan. 20 offered for
nated
of
common
The
SEC
units,
stock, par value $1 per share, and
stock purchase warrants for 276,000 shares of
each
shares
10
These securities will be offered in 92,000
unit
of
including
$50
a
stock
common
and
registered
debenture,
eight-year warrant
an
to purchase three shares of common stock at $8.33%
share payable in cash
the
debentures
The
whole
in
or
31,
fund
($1
company
shall
the
capital
the
100.
be
Aug.
cash
thereby
be
as
be
may
sale
of
not
like
on
less
of
less
B
than
notice
than
60%
for
all
reduced
below
1957,
working
to
the
purchase
but not
proceeds
$6,000,000
will
The
of
directors
series
debentures
A
used,
with
mortgage
the
4'/2 %
face
present
early in
proceeds
bonds
from
due
a
Feb.
,
the
300,000
tons
of
carbon
no
blast
instead
year
and
alloy
bars.
a
and
furnace
of
iron
will
ore
Contemplated
expected
will
continue
12
to
chief
18
operate
CAPITALIZATION
from
diversify
since
its
the
will
ingots
to
production
be
will
cost
used
use
$9,124,000
time
furnaces
TO
the
and
scrap
1
which
hearth
EFFECT
of
incl'ide
.
the
and
PRESENT
STATES
and
is
company
strip
mill.
Outstanding
$6,000,000
$6,000,000
4,600,000
Net
6%
Common
stock
($1
2,750,000
2,750,000
value)___
par
"Includes 75,000 shares reserved
shares
000
reserved
PRIVATE
and
1,
1970.
Such
Life
$1,500,000;
bonds
Bank
&
to
and
Yale
be sold
of
units
-The
which
commitment
Co.,
Gross
are
names
S.
lee
4>/2%
Balance
of
The
Stanley
each
as
the
Mutual
Life
has
Shares
Inc
Hincks
7,000
Bateman, Elchler
W.
&
"2
~ Inc.ZZZZ 2
_
Bros
&
Co
&
Co._;
&
Parke
Tyson 5,000
000
Co
Co
5,000
Burgess
Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc
__i„ 2,500
&
Simmons
F.
L.
2,500
&
W.
~
000
"
~Z~
CoZZ IncZ
Co.
&
Richard
1
Thorn-
—V.
1
1000
CorpZZZZ
1,000
the
for
P.
U,
Commission.—V,
180,
New England Steel Development Corp.
New England Council, to the
newly-formed NorthZ
Corporation were announced Jan. 17
jointly by Walter
Raleigh, Executive Vice-President
Chairman
An
of
its
It
for
of
for
the
and
Walter
been
signed
of
and
transferred
to
the
stock
the
certificate
of
Northeastern
the
of
on
steel
FIGURES
FOR
PACIFIC
AND
MOUNTAIN
EFFECTIVE MAY 21, 1954)
1954
Jacob
'
necessity
the
held
records
of
$37,322,033
27,595,288
29,098,259
$12,015,548
$8,223,775
41,074
95,935
$12,056,622
deductions
net
England Council
back in November,
that
first
envisioned
a
steel
per
taxes
1,701,223
the
2,211,608
322,920
after
provision
deferred
taxes
for
$5,540,535
;
requirement.
$6,295,567
632,665
ore
and
no
blast
furnace
The
will
be
3,335,338
3,328,194
share
of
$2.13
$1.80
$1.47
deferred
taxes
deferred
taxes
to
18
$1,609,035
$3,532,653
$4,407,834
847,000
2,260,000
2,302,000
$762,035
$1,272,653
$2,105,834
$0.34
$0.63
$1.05
$1.73
stock,
181,
tIncluding
in
109.
p.
a
-
the
of
the
to
its
activities
in
nuclear
the
field.
Jordan
also
and
is
feet
This
west
cupied
is
site
serve
manufacture
information
and
large
Chairman
as
the
of
of
modern
Panellit's
be
ready
to
for
permit
180,
The
first
occupancy
This
Division,
unit
plant
the
will
plant
be
located
now
of
time
some
to
oc¬
in
Los
2191.
p.
Paraderm Laboratories, Inc., Portland, Me.—Stock Of¬
Avenue.
is
is
uranium
used
for
working
capital.—V.
180,
2191.
Peerless Photo Products Inc., Shoreham, L. I., N.
—Develops New Flat-Bed Printer—
A
completely
redesigned
maximum
a
of
it
especially
volumes
of
magazines,
has
be
just
been
placed
effectively for
be printed
ledger cards, etc.
on
a
separate
new
unit,
processing
transfer-prccess
dry
ventional
line.
It
will
make
photocopy
It
that
platen,
also
can
printer
such
can
Lake
in
copies
with
in
conjunction
minute
one
such
the
as
older
with
Injunction
Against
the
Stock
Sale—See Niles-Bement-Pond Co. above—V.
180, p. 2597.
The
filed
company
Commission
into
application
an
for
approval
Pennsylvania.
of
a
Shareholders
Jan.
on
14
with
the
Federal
merger of the Scranton Electric
of both companies already have
approved the merger.—V. 180, p. 2698.
Petroleum
Corp. of America—Earnings, etc.—
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Earnings
The
31,
per
net
1954,
$32.29
per
share
asset
after
(on
value
a
share,
821,000 shares)-,
of
the
year-end
capital
against
as
$22.51
a
of
of
year
the
65
per
The
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$4
Service Co., Inc.,
before.—V.
per
on
50,000
share
Jan.
shares
through
10
of
filed
common
Barney
F.
letter
stock
Bedford,
of
at
Dec.
share,
506
$1)
180,
St.
to
Los
Mines,
and
company's sales office.
nuclear
of
Brea
instrumentation
radiation
equipment
Ltd., Toronto,
for
Canada
Exchange Commission—
with
the
it
SEC,
is
proposed
corporate
that
be publicly offered at $1
The
net
purposes.
with
other
used
were
Alaska Pine
buy
to
&
80,000
Cellulose, Ltd.
after
by
increased earnings,
to establish
wide margin
a
taxes
were
$11,860,000
Gross
sales
reached
$73,303,499
share
per
1953
over
according to Clyde B. Morgan, President.
1953.
the
this corporation showed
sales
gross
the
in
preceding
of
1954,
an
increase
observed
that
no
earnings
18%
company
share for
a
1953.
outstanding
were
shares
1,987,742
with
some
The
year.
shares
common
from
.
compared
as
$86,900,000.
compared with $4.72
common,
explained that 2,071,642
end
funds,
stock of
common
at
He
included
were
80%
in
these
in
equity
figures
year-end
the
180,
Pine
Alaska
of
the
end
Canadian
Cellulose
&
of
Limited
Rayonier had acquired
during
the
month
of
as
company
740.
p.
Reading
—The
Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates Awarded
Jan. 19 awarded to R. W. Presprich
company on
& Co. and associates its
ment
certificates
trust
issue of
$1,350,000 27/s% equip¬
dated
Feb. 1, 1955 on their bid
falling due Aug. 1, 1955 to
Feb. 1, 1960, were reoffered at prices to yield from 1.50%
to 2.70%, according to maturity.
The maturities from
Aug. 1, 1960 to Feb. 1, 1970, were not publicly reoffered.
of
99.384.
Two
The
other
certificates
bids
received
were
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
181,
p.
99.1283;
Rio Grande Valley Gas
filed
Voting
voting
to
Trustees
registration
a
trust
The
P.
for
the
statement
trust
against
Wilson,
trustees.
certificates
with
capital
SEC
the
2,080,376
agreement
the
viz:
27/8S,
as
Stuart
of
&
Inc.,
Co.
individuals
are
14,
of
the
the
company
1955,
cover¬
Grande
Rio
certificates
dated
is
and
this
of
Jan.
which
stock
President,
stock
on
shares
under
deposit
same
Halsey,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
for
company
The
and
common
certificates
voting
issued
be
for
110.
Jan.
are
1955.
3,
two others
are
named
voting trustees under an
outstanding
trust agreement.
The new agreement is
in effect
outstanding voting trust agreement. The new agreement is in effect
extension
and
of
is
the
proposed
present
"To
K.
to
effect
180,
p.
the
a
stock
trust
which
continuance
an
an
expires April 10,
1956,
of the business pplicies"
342.
p.
Steel
President,
distributable April
—V.
165,
Electric
Schnurr,
order
voting
assure
company.—V.
Rotary
M.
the
of
Co.—100%
Jan.
on
19
Stock
announced
Dividend—
that
the
directors,
have declared a 100% stock dividend,
the stockholders of record March 7, 1955.
split,
1, 1955 to
1815.
(Ed.) Schuster & Co., Inc.—Private Placements—Gold¬
Sachs & Co. and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
nounced
for the
Jan.
on
20
the
completion
of financing
an¬
plans
Capital Court Shopping Center of Ed. Schus¬
Inc. in Milwaukee, Wis. The financing in¬
cludes $2,500,000 of 4% promissory notes due to Dec.
1,
&
new
Co.,
1974 of the company itself, plus a $3,500,000 25-year
sinking fund mortgage of Schuster Realty Corp. and a
$6,000,000 profit sharing leasehold improvement contract
for Capital Court Corp., both wholly-owned subsidaries.
addition'
to Shuster's
own
store, which will become that com¬
fourth
outlet in Milwaukee, there will be about
60
other
Capital Court with parking space provided for over 5,000
in
automobiles.
Spring
of
It
is
anticiDated
1956.—V.
180,
p.
that
the
Center
will
be
opened
by
the
913.
was
notification
(par
the
as
of
filing
results of
records,
than
Morgan
the
stores
p.
1437.
San Angelo, Tex.—Files—
a
Blvd.,
1953.
pany's
$1.20
corporation
cents
cus¬
modern
formerly at 2235 S. La
stock (par 10 cents)
together
1954
earned $5.12
1953
$1.18
stock
distribution
Jefferson
W.
an¬
its
a
1954 Peak Year—
earnings
for
$987,364
$972,653
to
Sold Privately—The corporation
$20,000,000 on its unsecured 3%% note
1974, from Prudential Insurance Co. of
1,
company
In
1954
income
"D"
80%, of the
or
Net
ter
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
Power
recently
service
moved
own
con¬
more
materials.
Corp.—Seeks
retained
to be used for general
proceeds,
man,
Penn-Texas
4223
were
development
Uranium
common
tonnage sales and
new
be
with
Peerless*
and
the
in
regulation
a
Dec.
The
in
used
companv
portable
oil exploration.
and
borrowed
due
letters,
as
at
better
been
America.
heavy stock
advertising lay¬
as
flat-bed
materials
used
be
such
originals,
DR-1A,
Model
also
can
wet-process
and
President,
to
have
Rayonier, Inc.—Note
has
Odbert
books,
thick
bound
binders of official records,
new
all
printer,
Y.
from
printer,
rotary
a
Naturally, the
single-sheet
invoices, etc.
equally
well
for
clippings or tearsheets,
contact
lid
the
used
new
copying
"floating" lid
a
between
post-type
market by this corporation.
copying originals on stiff board or
cannot
The
with
clearance
for
heavy
or
011
used
that
printer
inches
building
manufacturer
surveys
proceeds are
voting
flat-bed
Va
1
suited
Inc.—Expansion—
share through James Anthony Securities Corp., New York.
stock.
allows
180,
stock.—V.
common
and
facilities
offices
has been
pioneer
300,000 shares of
ing
making
Pittston
Board
in
general
brick
location
a
Ranger
The
be
the
—Files With Securities
lation.
to
of
expansion
foot,
large
a
99.05—V.
are
Corp.
offices of the
This
Precision
and
Salomon
Co., Boston, Mass., on Jan. 20 publicly
250,000 shares of common stock (par 30 cents)
at $1 per share. These securities are offered as a
specu¬
proceeds
of
Calif.
offered
net
Jan.
on
stock,
payment
of the
purchase price
so
applied, the net proceeds will
capital required by Pittston and its
is listed as the holder of 229,830 of
outstanding
company's
square
fered—Sheehan &
The
SEC
con¬
manufacturing
new
additions
expanded.
are
Western
Jordan.—V.
automatic
systems used to promote efficiency
and commercial operations.
enough
operations
by
by
to
expected
is
coast
jointly
Angeles,
the
in
reduction
industrial manufacturing
square
May.
the
will
will shortly commence construction of a
property acquired in Alhambra, Calif.
on
10.000
Sperry
of
latest
December.—V.
engaged
data
complex
in
Albert
the
common
not
working
Chairman
the
The general
its
President.
par
toward
extent
Englewood
The
10,000
serving
Jordan.
with
$1
sold
be
shares
the
shares
Norman,
tomers.
at
as
its
Precision Radiation Instruments,
to adapt Panellit's alarm and scanning devices to its present
monitoring system, adding to its versatility and usefulness, he added.
It is planned to operate Jordan Electronics as a
wholly owned subsidlrry
of
Panellit
with
M.
Jordan
Nathason,
the
former
owner
of
to
additional
722,835
Mr.
addition
to
With SEC—
statement
of
shares
2191.
p.
ments
in
registration
are
75,000
assets
for
$10,637,166
plans
Y.—Registers
a
285,000
Pittston
Unaudited
Sperry, President, on Jan. 19 announced that this com¬
acquired Jordan Electronic Mfg.
Co., Inc.,
of Pasadena,
leader in the radiation monitoring field, for an undisclosed
filed
to the prospectus, Pittston is negotiating for the ac¬
additional assets; and if any such acquisition is con¬
proposes
to
apply
the
net proceeds
from
its
of
used
greater
ton
12
12,511
dividends on preferred
profits tax of $305,000.—V.
shares
such
shares,
F.
Pipecote
from
6,874
for
Co., N.
be
Sperry stated that Panellit plans to accelerate research and
development activities of Jordan in the field of industrial measure¬
required.
take
sale
$1.70
stock:
common
for
for
rather
capacity of the plan will be increased from Its
present 188 000
ingot capacity annually to 300.000 tons
by the addition of modem
electric furnaces.
It is expected construction
will
2,845
$410,757
covering
of
632,665
$5,662,902
was
material
iron
329
660,000
excess
According
per
Mr,
planning
than
1,465,107
$4,335,323
share.
com.
75,000
Under
amortization
sum.
Co.
.j
1,175.259
$3,525,779
by Pittston and 210,000 shares
by Englewood Corp.
Allen & Co. and Reynolds & Co. are named
as
the
principal underwriters;
and
the
public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
resulting
1775.
p.
has
mill
1946, and the steel development
set
up
by the Council to coordinate and
centralize
and creation of steel
making facilities.
Northeastern Steel
Corp.
will
take
over
and
expand
the
former
hot-rolled steel strip mill of The
Stanley Works at Bridgeport, Conn.
Northeasten Steel Corp., when the expansion program is com¬
pleted, will be a purchaser of millions of
dollars worth of New
Eng¬
land-produced goods and materials
annually," according to Mr. Raleigh.
ncw
m*^'s operation will be
quite different from the $250 000,000 steel plant proposed
by the Council for New England in 1950.
The new company
Will use scrap as its chief raw
corporation
535,396
$1,606,190
:
company
1955,
which
$8,319,710
4,304,479
(net)
income
income
income
The
14,
Panellit, Inc.—Acquisition—
Jn
the
$8,591,947 $23,939,480 $25,023,593
6,450,361
19,238,442
19,163,163
6,334,778
affiL
provision
Federal
Angeles,
1953
$39,610,836
taxes___
deferred
provision
Albert
pany
development
Mobilization.
New
region
P
»
purchase
been
Defense
was
the
has
has
name
Office
the Council,
Northeastern.
agreement
corporation
of
per
'After
nounced
subsidiary of the
Steel
1954—9 Mos.—1953
taxes on
income
'Earns,
1953
2597.
p.
$4,907,870
DRI-STAT
Arrangements for sale of the
eastern
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
$7,762,016
income
Reports
1000
■
Clarke
000
Acquisition of Unit of New England Council—
a
received
be
Light Co.—Earnings—
_.
other
of
180,
outs,
1 000
Lelth
&
Putnam &
Smith
100o
of
shares
shar¬
British
on
Net
L.
&
and
provision
After
000
1 500
:
_
Chi'ds, Jeffries
dike, Inc.
5,000
Scranton <fc
Ellis
Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co. 1,000
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Red-
Chace.
Blunt
&
7,000
Parker
Dabney &
Day
L.
Co., inc. 2,500
Eddy Brothers & Co.
7,000
R.
&
Bradley
7,000
Path
Chas.
Baird
M.
_
Inc
<fcCo.
Townsend,
Co
Units
7,000
Auchincloss,
Insurance
•
Robert W.
Co
will
outstanding end of periodfmerged basis)
Before
p.
Edward
Coolev
Em¬
follows:
Co..
Burr,
Works
underwriters and the respective
agreed to purchase as a
7,000
&
Co.,
The
George
pay
800
$1,070,757
from
quisition
at competitive bidding,
refunding mortgage bonds.
bids
revenues..
dividend
Earnings
severally
7,000
«fc
due
$1,000,000*
7,000
Coffin
create
Insurance
Co.,
Weld & Co
Putnam
to
bonds
for
$1,070,428
summated
sale,
and
that
Balance
The Connecticut
name:
Travelers
Insurance
Moseley & Co
Higginson Corp
White.
F.
authorized
to
used
356,810
tTaxes
the
with
private sale to the following
each
Phoenix
of
California
accelerated
Preferred
as
been
the
first
(net)
for
Panellit
970,200 shs.
rendered..
expenses
subsidiaries.
Income
and
from
plant
options and 276,-
mortgage
The
Trustee
Units
Estabrook &
at
opposite
Life
of
notification
of
;
expenses
Provision
trol
University, $500,000.
UNDERWRITERS
number
has
first
$2,000,000;
General
Trust
exercise
of
expected
COMBINED
income
Interest
of
warrants.
company
shown
Co.,
Connecticut
of
$6,000,000
are
the amount
the
exercise
Retiiement Plan, $500,000;
s
$500,000;
firm
of
Insurance
Connecticut
ployee
issue
an
institutions in
Mutual
the
FINANCING—The
negotiate
Feb.
lor
01,500,000 shs.
for
the
operating
Other
4,600,000
lst mtge. bonds due Feb. 1, 1970
debs, series A, due Feb. 1, '75
sub. debs, series B. due Feb.
1, '75
sub.
be
Tripp
1979.
p.
rented
profit
Profit before
March.
revenues
Operating
Board
FINANCING
Authorized
,
authorized
is
COMPANIES PRIOR TO MERGER,
Operating
■
4%%
letter
a
12 Months to Nov. 30—
Panellit
6%
19
it
Power
(INCLUDING
Calif.,
Increase
tons
to
company
to
during
open
will
furnaces
estimated
months
GIVING
188,000
material.
raw
is
1954,
products
electric
required
its
to
December,
Modern
be
as
in
plant
will
construction
take
to
formed
Bridgeport
and
Divs.
8.
p.
1,
expenditures in
expanding the hot rolled steel strip mill
Stanley Works at Bridgeport, Conn., and for general corporate
including paying off short term loans borrowed in acquiring
plant.
of
filed
13
amount
plans,
with
Pacific
at
for
BUSINESS—Company
week
next
The
capacity
its
181,
The major portion of the proceeds will be used to retire bank
loans,
presently outstanding in the amount of $38,000,000.
An
application for authority to issue the new bonds will be filed
purposes
the
Jan.
on
$50,000,000
Under
exceeding 100 plus accrued interest.
be
first
of
service
Lea
180,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
ing
will
company
sinking fund 25% of net income
after deducting therefrom an amount equal to
mortgage sinking fund payment.
All sinking
applied
by the company
Board Chairman,
granted
Hunter,
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—To Issue Bonds—
deben¬
A
and
Pittston
sink¬
the
unless
the
options
Croil
covering 299,698 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share) lor subscription by stockholders on a l-for-6 basis,
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to retire shortnotes,
and
for general working
purposes,
including working
Federal
$4,000,000,
Jan.
on
(&
to
are
and
prod¬
Balance
The
$467,843.75.
of
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on Jan, 12
by Smith, Barney & Co. at $28 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share. It
was
quickly completed.—V. 179, p. 826.
debenture
a
total
a
outstanding
series
to
and
Costs
Otter Tail Power
debentures.
beginning with
year
price obtainable,
PROCEEDS—Net
1970,
each
year,
current first
then
redemption
series
to
preceding
private
of
Any
1
trustee
the lowest
redeemable
are
apportioned
balance
would
pay to
for the
the
at
the
option of the company in
on 30 days' notice at 105 to and
including
price decreasing V* of 1% therefrom each year
a
debentures
before
or
fund
at
only, at
and
On
The price to
sold
Employees'
per
total of $9,200,000.
a
The
from
proceeds
Tripp
Inc.—V.
capital.
redeemable
are
and
The
debentures
tures
unit for
per
to
President,
or
former President.—V.
a
stock.
under
now
or
company.
per
part at any time
1956
thereafter.
ing
debentures at par.
or
public will be $100
Jan.
on
net
Jay
Pipelife,
7,850
shares,
subject
or
its
Harris,
to
the
ucts
on
without
common
stock.
common
Offered—Estabrook
investment bankers which
public sale $4,600,000 of 6% subordi¬
series A, due Feb. 1, 1975; 920,000
debentures,
shares
Corp.—Stock
group of 25
a
in
Period End. Sept. 30—
the company on the exercise
shares, $12,125 as to 20,000
by
to
as
10,000
of
SEC
common
par
pursuant
officer
former
received
be
$10
its
purchased
a
the
with
statement
of
shares
and
$14,375
to
Nyrop,
bonds
Northeastern
& Co. heads
Tripp,
stock
income
his
2308.
p.
The
Texas.
W.
T.
common
Total income
Olympic Development Co., Stamford, Conn.—Files—
as
Niles stockholders
Angelo,
Tripp,
Registers
Corporation,
allegations
injury."—V.
and
San
Niles
of
void;
temporarily
or
containing
affidavit
an
and
the 631,715 shares
issuing
the
631,715
permanently
be
as
Harold R.
term
tuc
to
or
—
of
1953
the
in
shares
owned
Donald
and
37,850
officers
$11.25
Minn.
Paul,
St.
registration
a
covering
received
are
to
1,020,000 shares
and
be
in
increase
an
by
officers
support of the temporary lestruiiimg
filed
the
approve
Niles
and
restrained
consideration;
stock
against
directors
and
for
In
to
to
induced
were
common
unenlorcible
enjoined
as
the., directors
by
capital stock to 1,500,000 :hAre.'4."
complaint asks that the acquisition by Niles of
stock
tion
made
stockholders
of
$.1,100,000.—V.
Inc.,
constitute
options will
and
shares
Jersey law; the deal was "hastily negotiated for the sole purpose
of diluting the voting power of
the stockholders prior to the annual
stockholders meeting scheduled lor Ap.d 6,
1955;
the sale violates
representations
at
continue to operate
mill.
Northeastern, esti¬
181, p. 109.
strip
President
Exchange Commission—
filed
certain
shares
New
Niles
to
of such
law;
Jersey
violation
in
cost
will
width
Schwartz,
Airlines,
1955,
shares
proceeds
the
on
gros.iy inadequate and con¬
of Niles"; the sale is really
therefore
form,
wrong
involve
would
injunction
the
for
consideration is
the present stock
The
upon
the
in
merger
the
is
18,
options
Texas
Ptnn-Texas
inch
12Va
A.
construction
corporation
These
restrain
to
and
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
the sa'e was instituted by PennCorp. and Thomes E. Ward, with Penn-Texas claiming to own
approximately 200,000 shares of Nhes stock, or about 25%
of the
outstanding stock.
seeking
that period the company
Elmer
With Securities and
1955.
action
total
and
Northwest
Superior
and
show
during
furnaces
Jacob
mate
Jan.
17
J., why
on
Newark,
Court,
order
Tne
Mr.
the sale was temporarily enjoined
cause order which was scheduled to be
Sullivan
on
Corp.
Aircrait
before
be
Mark
hearing
a
of
cause
should
only
stock,
and
open-hearth
Jan. 13 announced that it was selling
631,715 shares, to Equity Corp. in exchange
which
company,
of
Monday, January 24, 1955
with
be
Amgelus
the
offered
Hotel,
Seaboard
&
Western
This
corporation
freighter fleet had
flown
commercial
5,296,092
The
freight,
entire
Airlines, Inc.—Traffic Increased
announced
Seaboard
freight last year.—V. 179,
a
Jan.
of
more
system
p.
on
total
lifted
1726.
19
that
10,066,231
than
during
revenue
carried in
4,591,024
1954
ton
its
miles
air
of
1953.
pounds
of
revenue
Volume 181
Number 5397... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(415)
Servel, Inc.—Tq Borrow $9,000^000—
auto,
The JCorporafion has arranged
part;'1 the modernization-of some
*
* borrjbw, $9,000,000, tojijflance, in
civilian pfotiuct inariufaeturirig
td
facilities.
Of
v "-**
the
total,
institutions
advanced
$7,000,000
in
New
represents
physical
Cork,
from; private,
Chicago
and
bank
credit
The
balance
Evansville.
from
After
was
180,
2598.
p.
.with
Bottling Co. of Los Angeles, Inc.
share
for
each
four shares
held.
Of
the
loss
PROCEEDS—The
stock
common
net
will
proceeds
become
be
to
of
part
a
received
the
from
the
Watson,
struction
of
main
additional
plant of
warehouse,
office
and
garage
facilities
?
stock
GIVING
-
(no
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
-
and
Prices
which
set
100,000 shs.
for
portion
in
1938
assumed
the
taxes
A
to
■
servicing
N.
in
of
som;
to
earnings
all-new
provides
21
of
/
in
New
The
net
charges
Shawinigan Water
^
The
company
basis
Feb.
of
The
,
J.
price
each
additional
provide
issue
about
stock
it
would
plants
to
offer
additional
to
to
stockholders,
stock
common
the
on
will
has
be
not
yet been determined
favorable terms.
on
but
involve approximately 220,000 shares and
$10,000,000 of
capital.—V.
new
130,
the
feet
drilled
Period End. Dec. 25—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
Sales
$7,2*0,573
—V.
180,
April
for
1954,
181,
of;
policy
"
.
for
field,
1955
Govern¬
50.
p.
Clipper
last
f,
the
The
and
Sinclair
Gross
Will
$1
and
highs
that
to
1953,
or
exclusive
increases
in
$5.53
for
history,
Sinclair
of
Packards
new
sedan,
Clipper
will
and
be
In
the
in
$4,040.32
$4,030.32
for
the
have
cars
Packard
Custom
P.
C.
Mr.
earnings
preliminary
Spencer
medium
and
in
series,
and
with
the
in
the
Super
equipment,
and
Deluxe
765
pp.
and
of
The
corporation
covering
offered
net
at
subject
and
that
earned
to
adjust¬
income
about
in
De¬
operating
net
or
for
$6
unit
12
the
to
2741.
1,200,000
cents
25
proceeds
1)53.
The
of
iourtn
quarter
concluded.—V. 180,
1954
to
R.
2741.
p.
filed
13
of
share
be
letter
a
through
to
used
of
Capper
pay
notification
stock
common
(par
<fe
Co., New
incident
expenses
with
Southern
Power
earnings
•Expenses
his
$2,125,795
1,251,007
385,554
387,473
company
101.352
325,056
304,056
Britain,
;
dual
A
in
modernization
tion
the
of
the
about
,^'We
believe
ehded
about
at
in
40
%.
up
In
Bridgeport,
—V.
180,
two
'
history
of
hardware,
saw a
date
cold-rolled
equipment
the
the
to
distinct
strip
steel
Cairns
in
1
company
sold
since
progress
mill
at
New
hot-rolled
its
Britain
Northeastern
strip
Steel
mill
Corp.
Casualty Co.—Stock Offered—The
com¬
pany on Jan. i4 made an offering to the holders of its
presently outstanding class A non-voting common stock
class B voting common stock of 125,000 additional
shares
of
class
A
class A and/or
of
stock
common
the basis of
on
one
(par $1) at $3.75 per
share for each two shares
new
class B
stock
held
of
record
Jan.
13,
an oversubscription privilege).
These war¬
expire at 3 p.m. (Miami time) on Jan. 27, 1955.
The offering is underwritten by A. M. Kidder &
Co.,
Miami, Fla. ;
1955
(with
rants will
PROCEEDS—The
Used
in
increase
net
the
from
proceeds
capital
and
paid
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
stock:
Common
sale
surplus
A
non-voting ($1
Class
B
voting
par
BUSINESS—Company
and
at
commenced
8268
The
lines
of
writing
storm,
N.
E.
is
insurance
the
TO
of
the
of
will
be,
PRESENT
company and
funds to enable
be
invested
in
Florida.
Outstanding
175,000 shs.
Oct.
1,
in
1946.
Florida
Its
Miami 38, Fla.
multiple-line
company
200,000 shs.
on
home
July 29,
office
is
1946
located
Ave.,
a
except
following
cyclone,
hail
life
lines:
and
fire,
(except
health
extended
growing
this
jointly
held
responsibility
operations
and
High
of
for
mortgage
competitive
with
Co.
funds
Service
for
their
the
and
in
to
Inc.,
insurance.
coverage,
crops),
to
It
write
all
is
presently
tornado, wind¬
liability
other
than
\\%
Jan.
on
estimated
1950,
and
for
estimated
p.
a
series
A
be
to
the
made
exterior
bdilding
other
of
$2,260,000
net
for
corporate
$20,300,000
in
SEC—
purposes.
$30G,000 is
60,000 shares of
from
insulation
to
be
building
Orange,
products
from
stock
the
of
portions of sugar-cane)
board, roof insulation and
This is expected to require
obtained
common
the. proceeds
near
sale
at
of
$5
the
the
sale
to
per
sharw
debentures.
the
and
plant
for
tion
$7,500,
for
stock.
$1,000,
chase
and to turn
issuance by the
the
common
59,800
effective
within
exceed
he
date
of
to
the
of
the
has
at
$5
$100,000
They
at
company
of 21,500
200
further
share
within
statement,
four
also
agreed
share
per
to
considera¬
shaers
30
to
its
purc-
days of the
$99,000
upon
and
$100,000
subscribe
over
of
shares
common
months,
payable
in
agreed
payable
within
have
$5
have
per
registration
the
to him
purchased
associates
stock
shares
to
over
company
his
stock;
months.
118,500
five
same
McDougal
and
shares
eight
additional
Mr.
and
subscription
to
insulating
which
a
to
period
an
not
of
and
this
will
expire
(with
on
an
Dec.
10, 1954, on a share-foroversubscription privilege). Rights
Jan.-27.
The
share, is underwritten by a
by Raiischer, Pierce & Co.
offer any unsubscribed
will be available for
offering,
made
at
$3
per
group of underwriters headed
and Russ & Co., who will re-
shares to public at $3.50 per sh.
are
to be
used
for
working capital and
acquisition of additional facilities.
BUSINESS—Company
was organized
Outstanding
$32,000,000
$5,000,000
5,000,000
2,500,000
___
2,500,000
7.500,000
14,000,000
14,000.000
1,125,000
1,125 000
:___
500.000 shs.
160,000 shs.
the
by Texas Industries, Inc. in May,
1954, to manufacture monolithic structural
concrete products; produc¬
tion began in December.
and
in
160,000 shs,
50,000 shs.
but
issued
subject
named
the
stock
the
have
than
of
severally
to
be:
1979.
aggre¬
as
the
of
June
of
both,
or
to
to
agreed
numbers
stock,
1978,
as
provisions
$225,000
respective
preferred
5,160,125 shs.
the
limitation
restrictive
installments
below
new-
other
without
to
following
or
100,000 shs
7,500,000 shs.
series
any
semi-annual
company
common
of
be
may
amount
serially
share)
per
series
:
7,500.000
stock (par $100)
preferred stock
series
1984
paid
FINANCING
6
$5
"
Corp
.
„
First
Boston
Norton
Blyth
St
1957.
purchase
shares
the
of
case
Barney
Allyn
G.
Becker
St
St
Co.,
St
St
Beane__
9,750
C.
Hutton
&
;
___
(Inc.)
;
;
_
Co.,______
McDonald
&
9,750
Wm.
_____
Jackson
Roney
&
&
&
9 750
Witter
Burge
&
Co.
Kraus
&
&
Fulton
Reid
&
Co.
Livingstone,
M.
Nanmaii,
McFawn
Watling,
hey,
Lerchen
First
of
&
&
Bradford
St
St
___IHIIIII
Goodbody
Greene
&
&
Lester,
L900
1
3,900
A.
Co..
1 90O
3 200
1 400
3 200
1
-IIIIIIIIHII
3,200
None
"
i^OO
950
Co
IIII__IIIHI
Inc.:.
&
_
3,200
&
St
;
&
;_____
3 200
3 200
950
3 200
None
Co.,
3,200
950
Inc.__
;
~~~J—
and
Co
H.
L,
Emerson
Field,
Richards
Joseph.
Mellon
McJunk'n.
Smith,
St
Noble
Cartwright
181,
p.
2,000
1
None
2,000
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.—Buys Canadian
announced
Hallicrafters
over
None
2.000
None
51.
This corporation and
was
950
950
;
Co
Co._.-_..„___._t
the
whereby Trav-Ler has
wholly-owned Canadian
take
550
2,000
2!ooO
Inc.__„
Co
St
&
None
None
2,000
jr
Miller,
Patton
Hague,
Inc
Inc)._
Co
St
St
950
2',000
2,000
Co.,
Co.,
&
950
2 600
•
_
950
None
2,600
11111111
1111111
St.
None
3 200
2,600
_
Beckwith
McCarly
None
3,200
_•
_
&
None
~H H "
Co
Simonds & Co.___-_
Curtiss, House Si Co._
Seasongood
St
Mayer
i
Campbell,
Non*»
I—HH_IH_H
Co.
St
950
3 200
IIIIIIIIHII
Co
Baker,
Bell
None
None
3.200
_
Co._____
Prescott, Shepard
«rix.^ Co'
400
3,200
Parcells
Westheimer
1.400
3 900
Co
3 2oo
Mauley, Bennett
McDonald-Moore
Charles
1 400
1 400
.
Co.
Ryons
1 900
4^875
3 900
Inc.____
Ladd
Illinois
None
None
*___i:.:::il' 3*900
Co:,
Farwell,
Chapman & Co._
The First Cleveland Corp
Forrion, Aldinger St Co
The
900
4 875
4 875
Co
Williams
Nohe
4 875
HI
Hill
Co._z
&
Miller
Baxter,
C.
;
C0.___
Michigan Corp._!
Huyden,
J.
Go
1
1,900
4,875
Co._,
Co,:.
&
Sullivan
Clark
&
&
&
Co._
&
1900
4;875
I_IHIIIi:
Marks
Brothers
3 800
6 400
Crouse
Laurence
Stern
3 800
5400
Co
R.
None
None
II
3 800
9^750
Co.
Merrill,: Turben
3,800
3,800
Curtis_________
Co
Trask
Ball,
None
9,750
9,750
9 750
C.
Spencer
Dean
None
7 sno
3 800
g'^o
Co.
Webber,
3.800
9 750
Co,
Ohio
Paine,
3 800
9 750
_
___HHH"~
Langley & Co.—
The
3^800
9,750
9,750
Inc;___
Co.
Noyes & Co—'
Hornblower
St
Weeks___E.
6,600
6^600
Inc..
Co.,
6,600
22,700
22,700
Hemphill,
W.
4,750
22,'700
Fenner
Co.__-___—i
Republic
Pfd.
9,550
42,725
____•
Co
St
Ine.__
Lynch, Pierce,
-
Com.
42,725
i
Co.,
C.
—V.
'
Texcrete Structural Product Co.—Stock
Offered—The
company on Jan. 14 offered 350,779 shares of its common
stock (par 10
cents) to common stockholders of Texas
record
PRESENT
Authorized
stock .(par
Bonds
common
been
50,000 shs.
Sweney.
years.
1
TO
have
share.
per
—No. of Shares—
S.
(fibrous
building
EFFECT
the
on
dividends
operating
stock.
100,000 shs.
The,
-
the
F. McDougal of Dallas
is President, Treasurer, and a director.
McDougal has entered into an agreement to purchase the
Mr.
site
for
Bagasse
dividends
1950
cents
preferred
n,u
1955,
registration statement with the
debentures due serially
from
manufacturing
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS
be
298.
at
manufacturing plant
a
and; interior
and
of
organizers
C.
operate
of
principally from
in
use
and
purpose
70
of
stock___
from
the
due
for
paid
Since
rate
stock—
Central
series
the
was
equalvafte*.
common
preferred
Merrill
provide
expenditures
Tex.—Registers With
filed
17
6%
1922.
reported
$5,753,071,
the
preferred
Smith,
to
with
$13,900,000
cumulative
W.
and
out¬
plant
cumulative
may
to
sale
notes
being erected
turbo-generator
one
the
which
of
on
1979__-
cumulative
tDue
Fa
Dallas,
$1,500,000
to construct
proposes
for
due
principal
mortgage.
stock equity of
operations, will be
is
180,
has
company
annual
due
gate
1985,
contribution
per
the
plant
be
of
company
income
share
1978
1980,
common
from
amount,
cover
net
per
series
series
Common
all
with
redemption on March 2,
mortgage bonds, 3%%
of
part
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
qualified
the
the
1954
$1.02
3 '/a %
in
due
series
first
program
1956.—V.
cash
the
principal
funds
1955
to
derived
statement
bonds,
bidding.
$4,000,000
a
(parent*
and
of
registration
a
will
1977____________^_
J—V.
N.
of
agreement
4.25%
by
plants
Bridge,
'
offer¬
$104.25
at
proceeds
generating
unit
series, due
4
company, which is a
O. De G. Vanderbilt
full
including
1957, to Aug.
share basis
FINANCING
300,000 shs.
incorporated
assumes
first
Public
—
redemption
the
credit
mortgage bonds:
Collin,
$7,000,000 of
Industries, Inc. of
Authorized
valueLi
no
stock
the
300,000 shs.
value)—
par
was
business
2nd
company
EFFECT
-
-
Class
($1
block
succeeds
Pa.,
30,
and
to
since
year
at
Cumulative
rate
t
the
in
thereby furnish the company with additional capital
it "to expand
its business.
Such
net
proceeds
will
securities legal for insurance companies domiciled in
'
the
1, 1961, and $1,000,000 of 6% series B convertible
serially from Feb! 1, 1962 to Aug. 1, 1966. The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
Emerson Cook Company is named as the
underwriter.
Texboard w as organized under Delaware Jaw on
Nov.
4, 1954.
It
Texas,
million
.
The
steam
initial
series due 19»0_____
3% %/ series due 1984
tBank loan notes (2% )'______
Co.—Registers With SEC—
at
construction
corporation
1,
annual
balance of proceeds' will
expenditures which for the period
1955
at $41,000,000.
The most important item
2%%
Ohio
the
at
2742.
p.
4.56%
lease
of
He
filed
of
sufficient
covering
other
and
share
of
during
$2,560,000,
State Fire &
First
:
West Montalbo
.
2641.
p.
The
SEC
Feb.
will
said.
available—increasing production
newly-formed
Utilities
Electric
Texboard,
$3,000,000
developments
fabricators," Mr.
Works' steel division,
process
Conn.,
Pnd
19
together
$20,400,000
debentures
metal
each
Bosworth,
;
separate
as
the
of
the
of
111-year
tools and
drapery
Stanley
to
and
oil
the
Texas Industries, Inc.—Stock of New Firm Offered to
Stockholders—See Texcrete Structural Products Co. be¬
low.—V. 181, p. 210.
steex-making operations and acquisi¬
hardware
manufacturing firm,
Wallingford, Conn., with annual net sales of
oldesj
.
The
the
President
Easton,
Jan.
104.83%
The
and
1955
company's
position
most
of
revolving
new
Nov.
CAPITALIZATION
County,
50.
p.
by John C. Cairns, President,
.
expansion
saw
the
$76,884
per
.
1959.
$5,270,000.
The
$34,445,905
DIVIDENDS—The
-
Corp.
public sale
issue
with
company
>
of
these
•
our
"Changes
1950,
with
the
Co.
$8,000,000. ?
Strengthen
<■
of
nation's
H. Jj.-Judd
clean
east
of
a
to
1,
apply
2%%
209.
p.
elected
Service,
Texas
entire
1983,-at
construction
Conn.—Expansion—
1954.
directed
move,
$52,663
181,
v,One of the greatest expansion programs^in
Stanley Works, internationally-known makers
completed
by
the
due
cents
provides
electric
service
in
a
territory, in
covering about 2.500 square miles, including Metro¬
Population of the area is around 564,000.
For
the
dividends,
3%
Ventury
corporation
flowing
2,000-acre
a
Service
on
for
proceeds,
purposes.
$26,853
been
$17,000,000
offered
Electric
of
28
or
1954.
of
A.
by.Texas
used
$2,019,420
1,363,522
•Including interest and depreciation.—V.
was
181,
Birmingham,
made
130,162
New
the
Texas
1954—3 Mos.—1953
416,352
$15,605
Works,
on
capacity,- Mr. Hill
division's business
covering
be
cents
$243,050
Ohio
Toledo.
months
stock
10.
The
Ltd.—Earnings—
$674,719
^
new
of
p.
SEC
to
108,018
Stanley
this
subject
to Dec.
will
of 135.000 kw.
Cost
estimated at
$29,350,000
of
is
A.
The
126,0'0
Dividends*'
has
Texas Electric
mining
$722,171
—
,
by
of
area
is
of
is
•
179,
be
472,458
■_
Surplus
Co.,
1954—Month—1953
.
__'—
Gross
Taxes
located
Harrisburg Steel
Cincinnati,
,
Canada
Hill
of
phases
the
to
York.
to
D.
In
cent)
one
*
Period End. Dec. 31—
is
well
III.
Net
v
13
Bailard-McGrath,
companies.—V.
division
a
1954,
32
of
1, 1954. Both offerings were
books closed.
prior
payment
through
quarterly
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co.—New President—
estimate
the
lor
shares
per
to
are
operations.
Jan.
on
Montalbo
per day, is located V/t- miles
south of the Montalbo field.
mile
new
l
the
or
amount
revenues
new
profit of $17,000,000.
premium, and in fuel oil
31,
to
BUSINESS—Company
politan
share,
per
non-recurring
a
Spencer
Jan.
on
No.
in
Sold
capacity
northwestern
is
Co.—Offering Completed—The second¬
offering of 100,000 shares of common stock, which
was
recently made to residents of Ohio, through The
Ohio Company at $13.50 per
share, has been completed,
all of said shares having been sold.—V.
180, p. 2742. "
Sodak Uranium & Mining Co., Inc., Edgemont, S. D.
«—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
announced
The
two
discovery
180,
company
Toledo.
net
a
initial
Clipper
new
stock
on
construction
east
with
equipment
more
standard
as-
the
hardtoo, the Four-Hundred, is
luxury
preferred
to
the
just
Swan Rubber
added.
1953
30,
Oct.
equal
income
were
Securities
the
applied to construction
through 1957 are estimated
will carry price tags
prices include Federal excise
carried
ever
models
and
redeemed
part
*
reported
22
vear.
reserves.—V,
—
be
models
The
if
standing
the
1954
particularly
income
quarterly high,
net
Mr.
$74,000,000,
share,
per
gasoline,
operating
gross
and
monlh,
estaimated
about
earnings is
Sales
tis
field
barrels
one
the
scbsidiaries
in
For
income
are
Spencer
$68,061,000,
record
time
19.'
for any
the figures
Mr.
amount
of
lifted
time
Jan.
on
operating
new
against
1954
corporation and
first
oil
was
The
Gain—
the
Toklan's
PROCEEDS—The
ary
gross
audit,
would
1954
this
the
announced
established
> Emphasizing
for
of
for
Show
$935,465,000;
volume,
cember
income
billion
President,
of
gross
Sales
ment
Corp.—Earnings
operating
exceed
Spencer,
a
Oil
Nov.
is
Net
basis.
Edison "Co.
new
share
handling
Clippers,
The
cars.
Co.
120
Of
ended
ended
This
accrued dividends from Doc.
been
expended
of
line.—V.' ISO,
new
Oil
$62,931,341 $59,894,759
months
during
to
gas
oversubscribed
of-cars,
have
.
htardtop model.
1955
$3,075.53.
lines
week,
of pricing in competition with
James N. Nance, President, an¬
four-door
a
luxury
a
the
of $2,000,000.r
had sales of
excess
30,
dealerships
companies,
7
and
Clipper
between the
Calif.,,
1954—52 Wks.—1953
$6,741,304
months
stock.
of 400,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) and
100,000 shares of new 4.25% cumulative preferred stock
($100 par value) Was made on Jan. 19
by underwriting
groups headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp. and
Collin,-Norton & Co. The common stock was priced at
$14.25 per share and the preferred at $100
per share and
Sunray Oil Corp.—New Oil Field Discovery—
2598.
p.
11
$278,761.
common
ing
City
servicing
industrial
Packp.rd
any
A
the
was
producers, the
These wells added 873,686 barrels oT oil and
409
of
Toledo
,
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Up—
12
share
same
wells
report states.
1438.
p.
for
taxes,
865,204 shares of
on
on
24
cubic
York
and
Stylo.il Corp.—Stock Sold—The recent offering of 250,000
shares of common stock
(par $1) at a price of
$2.80 per share) was quickly completed, the entire
issue having
been placed by Gearhart & Otis, Inc.;
McCoy & Willard; and White & Co. See details in V. 181,
p. 209. 7
"
held.
10
President, said
additional
would
for
the
of
Fuller,
The
announced
H.
Co.;
,
charges.
Caribbean, a custom sports convertible soon
production, will be announced at the time of public
the
line
Packard
& Power Co.—To Offer Stock—
11
rights to subscribe
share
one
price
A.
"I"'
Jan.
on
1,
Co.;
St
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain-
income
preferred
around
St
Perkins
ancf
reported, for the
Of
operating
and
work
backlog in
and
Packard
Patrician,
delivery
new
series
was
share
1954.
an
elevator
$204,205.—V.
Packards
in
$2,585.53" to
be
priced
Angeles,
per
all
shave
per
Corp.—Prices of Packards—
delivered "prices
Packard
and
than
sales
cents
29,
and
offices
contract
a
ended
corporation's
"f
price for
A
show
Miller
Co.;
Toklan Royalty
after
1954.
facilities
Y.,
special
year
automobile
,
put into
introduction.
Angeles County, Calif.
company
bottles the
beverage
known
as
Seven
Up
in
its
plant
in Los Angeles and
distributes
this
product throughout
Los
Angeles, Orahge and Inyo Counties, Calif.
The company maintains;
Los
1953
months
currently carries
display
this
full-line
upper-medium
The
six
additional
warehousing facilities
in
the cities of
Long Beach, Norwalk and Temple City.—V. 180, p. 2598.
1954,
April
on
for
apartment*"houses,
fiscal
net
on
ranging from
the
Los
of
and
Packard -Four-Hundred,
of the Seven Up
Bottling Co. of Los Angeles, an individual
proprietorship, which since Oct. 1, 19,34,,; had been engaged in the
business of bottling and
distributing the beverage known as Seven Up
a
four
Warsaw,
engages
the
"the
reflect
to
for
liabilities
in
and
also
and
Advertised
;
Outstanding
of
operation
$239,000
first
important
for
went
other
FINANCING
Authorized
company
was
organized in
January
Feb. 1, 1938, acquired the assets and
on
of
Studebaker-Packard
■»
BUSINESS—The
California
the
plants
J.,
and
$3,530,021,
at
100,000 shs.
value>_
par
to
Jones,
&
&
consolidated
com-,
the company.
CAPITALIZATION
for
The company
nounced.
Common
N.
buildingk;
the
brewery
loss
net
it
with
lor
Watson,
of
plans
company
1954' the-company acquired the Watson Elevator
Co.,
than 40 years has been one of the leaders in
the
industrial elevator industry.
and
facilities
ment.
the
the
Co.;
Newton
more
Englewood.
company proposes to use,
during 1955, an amount
at
least equal to such net proceeds for the
completion of the construction
of a warehouse In
the Sun Valley district of Los Angeles, Calif., the
.contract price of which is in the sum of $136,612, and for the con¬
the
29,
its
sold
$167,528
for
,,
sale
treasury funds of
offered,
■■
April
passenger
•
The
pany.
of
Oh
the
of
to 11,465 shares.
now
■*'
•
company
which
offering,
Washb'urn, majority stockholders and President
shares
the
Lentz,
Riehter
into
other states,
and
will
file
applications
Supervisory authorities for licenses.—V. 181, p. 50."
"brewery- reported
exceeding 8,302 shares have been, underwritten by
Quincy Cass Associates, Los Angeles, Calif., Donald K.
as
The
•
not
'company, to exercise his rights
of
Binford-Dunlap," Inc.;
I. Josey & Co.; Laird &
Co.;
Keith, Reed & Co.; Scherck,
Co.; Texas National Corp.; Fridley St
Hess; Sanders & Newand Walker, Austin & Waggener.—V.
180, p. 2641.
Dittmar &
operations
proper
share.-"-
a
Offered—The company on Jan. 15 offered to its common
stockholders of .record Jan. 14 the right, to subscribe on
;or before Jan. 27lfor
19,767 additional shares of common
stock (no par) at $32.50
per share on the basis of one
new
its
the
Earnings for the six month period ended Oct. 31,
of $2,354,731,
and a-net income of $241,564, equal
Stock
—
Freidrichs
Standard Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
.
Seven Up
sale
the
expand
sources.
Officials of the company said Servers production of
iftilitary aircraft
components will continue to be financed under a V-loan agreement.—
V.
ui\ui!,K*vt<.ni!,KS—appier, Guerin & Turner; Howard, Weil,
Labouisse,
& Co.; Straus, Blosser St
McDowell;
damage,
X surety,:burglary
*
revolving
a
automobile
liability,
automobile
property
damage, automobye
property-damage other than automobile, fidelity,
and-theft.
Until* recently
the. company- was licensed in Florida only, but in
June,
1954 it received a license to do business
in
South Carolina.
-
~
7
its
jointly
and
Joe
newly
Hallicrafters Co.
purchased
subsidiarv,
on
Jan.
17
Friedman.
acquired
all
of
the
have
the
Firm—
signed
stock
of
an
agreement
Hallicrafters'
Hallicrafters
by Reymond W.
President
of
Canada, Ltd., it
Durst, F»resldent of
Trav-Ler.
Trav-Ler
will
wholly-owned
subsidiary on Feb. 1.
terms of the agreement, and a
licensing arrangement witk
Hallicrafters, the Hallicrafters Canada Ltd. will continue
to manu¬
facture a complete line of
television, radio and high fidelity phono¬
graphs under that name.
Under a
separate
franchise
Under the
Hallicrafters Canada will import and distribute
in
Canada,
Hallicrafters
world-famed
short
equipment manufactured in the United States,
(Continued
on
page
arrangement,
011
an
wave
Mr.
45)
exclusive
basis
communications
Duiot
said.
The
8
\
(416)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Name of Company
Durez
Dividend announcements
tables.
In the
nounced
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all
we
during the current week.
the
Then
dividends
Stock
Elgin
follow with
we
Per
Advisers
net
Company
Fund, Tnc.
income
and
Share
from
(10c
20c
from
All
Gas
Corp.,
prior
American
Engineering Co.
Electric &
Allied
Equipment
(stock
Investing
Allied
Laboratories
Mills,
Inc.
Aluminium,
div.)—
American
4%
&
pfd.
Elfird
Furniture
Wlater
pfd.
(quar.)'
j
omitted
Co.
at
this
B
4% %
$5
(A.
1
2-25
General
—
—
(increased)
(Conn.)
RR.
on
(initial)
coin,
—
3-15
2-21
$1.50
3-14
2-11
3-14
2-11
Great
Lakes
3-15
2-21
Green
(H.
2-
1-15
1
24-
Gulf
Hancock
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
1
6-22
5%
Hanover
5c
10-
3
9-22
Hanna
10-
Ltd.
(s-a)
3
9-22
2-15
2-
3-
2-15
1
4
t5c
to
3-15
2-25
2-10
15p
4-11
4-
17c
1-31
1-18
1
split
121'Ac
4-
1
3-
2
$3
(quar.)
Co.
4-
4-
3-15
3-
1
1
1
2-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
2-
25c
3-15
2-25
30c
Co.
(s-a)
Title
2-15
4-15
25C
(quar.)
2-28
10c
15c
(quar.)
2-15
2-
1
1
Hormel
6%
(quar.)
com.
2-
1
1-24
4%
preferred
5.30%
conv.
preferred
D
(quar.)__
33 VeC
2-15
1-31
conv.
preferred
E
(quar.)
33c
2-15
1-31
preferred
F
(quar.)
33'/2C
2-15
1-31
5.20%
(quar.)
27'/2c
conv.
preferretd G (quar.)__
preferred H (quar.)_.
5.2%
5.08%
preferred
I
(quar.)
3-
8
2-17
2-15
1-28
50c
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Foundry, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Louisiana Electric, com. (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
preferred
—
West
Vermont
1
$20c
t$1.25
Real
Service
Estate
(quar.)
Trust
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-
1-20
Trust
Collyer
(N.
for
Bottling
(St.
(quar.)
(stock
each
divid.
11
11-
87%c
1
2
4-18
1
1-15
2-10
3-
1
1
2-10
of
1-
7
Co.,
Diversified
Co.,
10c
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
6% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Y.
Corp.
2
2-
1
50c
(quar.)
25c
3-
2-
Liggett
8
1-28
Liquid Carbonic
2-11
Long-Bell
3-
Lorain
$13c
4-25
3-
(G.
1-20
2-24
2-
2
3.35%
3-29
3-
2
2-15
1-28
2-15
1-28
1-31
1-24
50c
1-31
1-24
Rolland
3-10
2-28
.4'A%
2-21
1-25
35c
$1
$1.75
35c
137(4c
2-
1
2-25
Public
1
175c
4
3-
4
37 %c
Reserve
Stock
(quar.)
3-21
1
St.
3-
4
3-
1
2-
1
4%
2-17
Sibley,
3-
1
2-
4
3-
1
4-15
3-15
Simmons
Sinclair
Smith
,2-1
1-17
South
2-
1-17
South Texas
5-
1
2
4-18
1-25
Mclntyre Porcupine
1-31
Fund, Inc.—
9c
(quar.)
15c
2-15
2-
(Increased
1
'
1
1-17
25c
quax.)____
;
2-28
2-14
1-31
2-28
75c
1-17
2-23
10c
2-15
"2-
2
2-23
2-
2
3-
2-
2
2
2-15
1-24
2-15
1-24
Dravo Corp., common
4% pref. (quar.)_
(quar.)
35C
2-15
2-
7c
50C
4-
50C
3-10
1
5
3-21
...
2*16
Mississippi
exch.
Power
for
4.56%
called for
Stock
5%
Valley
8-
1
pfd.
(quar.)
1-28
2-^5
3c 1
2-
2-15
3-15,
3-
1
3-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
declare
1-19
$15c
1
2-28
3-
9
2-23
65c
Co., 6% conv. preferred
Works (quar.)
1
4-
GOc
(quar.)
4-
$15c
—
3-15
2-15
15c
.50c
2-28
2-26
,,llxJ
2-28
2-15
2-
,
1-17
_1—„
75c
$1
2-
1
1-17
:—_—
22 %C
3'
5
2-
33c
3-
1
2-15
92 %c
5-
1
4-20
Development, class A
(Increased
preferred
quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—^
1
7
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.10
$1.15
5-
preferred
5-
1
4-20
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
27y4C
5-
1
4-20
1-24
2-
1
1-24
2-28
Stanley
2-15
Stauffer
Chemical
4-
3-15
Stouffer
Corp.
1
7- 1
97 %c
Warner
(quar.).
:—
6-15
Stock
Struthers
(quar.)—_
$1.25
'
dividend
Sun
1
Oil
Greene
Spring
Co., new
Oil, 5%%
2-15
1-31
5
2-11
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
1-21
dend.
2-20
1-31
1-28
1950
convertible
1-31
Thompson
Tilo
2-15
3-
1
38c
3-
1
2-1
3-14
2-
3-10
Tobin
quar.)
—
series
2-24
3-
1
R.)
Feb.
Chemical
Common
5%
2-15
$4.50
a
of
(increased
preferred
Lumber
quar.)
B
Electric
Keno
N.
2-28
United
1-31
U.
2-15
3-
1
2-15
S.
U.
< Being
S.
U.
Service—
_
10%
$1.25
2-
1
1-14
1-31
1-14
2-
1
1-14
75c
2*18
2-4
20c
3-15
3-
35c
1-27
1
1-24
U.
Hill
Hoffman
pfd.
(accum.)
—
(quar.)
$5.50
Value
prior
Line
Vogt Mfg.
Warner
&
&
Cos.
1
2-15
1-31
2-15
2-
3-15
2-25
4-
3-15
1
1
3-10
2-28
3-10
2-28
2-28
2-10
2-28
2-10
3-31
3-
5-16
4-20
5-16
4-20
$$1.25
5-16
4
4-20
5-16
4-20
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-15
&
Canal
Co.
1-31
3-10
2-24
2-25
1-28
$2.50
(quar.)
2-28
$10C
(Bait.) (quar.)
2-15
tlOc
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Mines,
meet
Feb.
on
Iron,
preferred
Income
Corp.
2-
4-10
3-21
50c
4-15
3-16
4-15
3-16
1-
2-15
1-24
Machinery Corp.—
will
Mould
2-15
$38c
—
Pipe & Foundry
Valley
1
$1.04
25c
9
to
consider
a payment on the common shares.
4'A% preferred (quar.)
S. Lines Co., common
4%%
preferred (s-a)
:
S.
2-
20%
Coal
RR.
1
2-15
87 %c
dividend
Directors
1-31
J.
4
$1.08
92 %c
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Stock
—w
2-
2-
$1
(quar.)__.
United
'
4
35c
Co.
United
3-
2-15
$1.12%
Corps., Ltd., class A
Class
1
2-15
$1
25c
40c
(quar.)
United
3-
2-15
30c
2-18
2-15
3-10
4%C
2-
3-15
25c
Missouri—
3-15
37(4c
1-21
Corp.—
(initial)
Co.
3-
2-15
1
1-31
70c
$50c
3-12
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
United Auto Parts Ltd., 5%
$1
2-
'2- 1
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$3.50
1
"•
20c
Materials
115c
1-25
1-14
"
15c
preferred
$3.70
1
1-31
2-15
.
$12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(initial quar.)
Electric
Common
Co.
(quar.)
&
preferred
Union
2-20
1-31
15)
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
preferred
Union
1
-
46c '' .2-15-
4
of
pfd.
Co.
Packing
Coal,
$2.80
8
3-10
to
preferred
(John
Roofing
Truax-Traer
1-17
2-
2nd
conv.
Convertible
2-25
1
.'1-14
23c
(initial
common
-
2-10
2-15
12%c
Biscuits (quar.)
Electric Co., new common (initial)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
3-10
2-
r
(quar.)
Tampa
2-15
1
1
(entire issue called for redemption on
15 at $20 par share plus this divi¬
Feb.
5%
1-15
2-
3-
31 %c
Sunshine
3-
Sunray
1-29
2-25
-
25c
32 %c
4%
Wells Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
3-
1
4-20
:—
9-15
3-
4-20
1
—
(quar.)
12-15
3-
4-20
1
v~i5c-- "1-31
1
Co.
1
1
1
55-
30c
Corp
1-3-56
10-
5-
$1.03%
$1.06 y4
Stange (William J.) Co
3-15
3- 4
5c
(quar.)
1-28
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7c
Co.
2-15
3.90%
2-21
$1.50
Insurance
1
4.15%
1
25c
(increased)
1-21
1-31
3-
4.25%
2-
35c
Cement
1
2-15
$1
2-21
25c
(annual)
Public
2-
$1
10-17
another
pfd.
1-28
10-17
30c
(quar.)
$6
1
2rl5
1
Union
Light,
1
4-
2
I
15c
approve
1-28
3-10
$1.25
Monterey Oil Jquar.)
Life
2-,15
11-
3-10
87(4c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Monumental
2-15.
60C
11-
35c
A
1-31
.
43C
Lathe
Co.
3.70%
4
1-31
1
2%
(increased)
L.)
2-
,
2-15
Class B
7-18
$1
dividend
Portland
2-15
$$1.75
Southwestern Public Service, com.
40c
preferred (quar.)
Missouri
1-25
2-15
(quar.)
Southern
19c
this dividend)
Mississippi
1-31
4
Ltd.—■
Co.,
com.
4-18
pfd., unexch. shs.
are
on Jan. 31 at $110 per
redemp.
share plus
Common
&
(T.
75c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Corp.
Mills
7-18
5c
Mining
1-21
$1.12%
.
2
from
Extra
25c
(Increased)
and
Mid-Continent Petroleum ^Increased
quar.)
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
$1.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Miles Laboratories
1-21
84c
div.)..
1
(quarterly 12c
Ltd. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
Mineral
50%
(quar.)
2-
Ltd.—
(monthly)
proposal
to
stock dividend.
1
2-
!
5-
$4
director's
2-10
25c
3-
2t-15
.
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Corp.
Bend
44c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
$1.25
Oil
20c
being asked to
1-20
New
8-
Co.—
1-20
Co.
1-18
50c
quar.)
(quar.)..*.
3(4%
1
3-11
2-15
20c
'
time)
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd., class A
B
(quar.)
Class
1-31
12 %c
this
Silverwood
3-15
1-31
2-10
25c
1-31
2-15
7%c
-
—
,
of
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
3-10
1-17
2-15
•
$2.12%
.
(stock
Flour
preferred
3-15
45c
income
1
100%
Lawrence
8c
2-
2-18
2-18
1-31-
Paper Co., Ltd.,
$2
2-
1
3- 1
90c
com. (quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
$$1.06 y4
Rotary Electric Steel Co. (stock div.)
100%
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)—___
$15C
Fund)
income)
(quar.)
$1.75
3-
58'/2C
(quar.)
Gas
&
1
87tic
(quar.)
lltic
57'/2C
preferred
Stubnitz
(Md.), class
Co. (quar.)
are
Oil
4-15
8T/2c
Corp. (quar.)
MacGregor Sports Products, Inc.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
Stockholders
2-18
22 %c
25c
Co
Marquardt Aircraft
3-15
4.60%
Louisville Si Nashville RR. (Increased)
3-15
8%c
(initial)
$15c
at
Co.
preferred
2-
40c
Lynch
3-
Service
30c
1"
3-15
2-24
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light (increased)
Rayonier, Inc. (increased)—
1-15
2-
$1.25
4
3-15
3-10
Mfg. Co.—
omitted
$1.25
87(4c
(Increased
Corp.,
Lumber
1-25
50c
Co...
E.)
(dividend
1-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
87(ic
Preferred
Tobacco
Telephone
3-15
1
2-15
1
4.50%
35c
2-
2-25
IOC
75c
Bradstreet
Prentice
2-15
2-
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
15c
pfd.
Myers
3-15
93%c
(quar.)
&
3-14
(quar.)
&
2-15
3-
37tic
Life
2-10
1
4-
$1
2-
25c
(quar.)
common
realized security profits)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Savers Corp.
(quar.)
2-15
10c
75c
(quar.)_»
1-14
'
2-25
10c
(quar.)
3-
37 tic
Fund
GOc
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
3-10
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
5%
5-
37 %c
1-31
3-15
7'/2C
31 tic
(s-a)
investment
net
preferred
31'Ac
25c
i_
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
from
2-15
—
common
Transit
25c
common
2-15
(quar.)
Bureau
Portland
4-15
preferred
Dun
6%
3-15
dividend
conv.
Co.,
1-31
30c
$5c
2-15
25c
Kings County Trust
1-31
1-31
Credit Jewelers
&
1-31
2-15
2-15
62'/2c
Corp.
preferred
37tic
^
4
i
investment
net
1-31
(quar.)—
new
3-
1
1
25c
common
(quar.)— ~
com._i
:
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kings County Lighting
1-31
2-15
2-15
28'/eC
Valley RR. (s-a)
Petroleum Si Trading, $1 class A (interim)
Pope & Talbot, com. (quar.)
1-31
I
Extra
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)
(Income
2-15
Bonus
Peoria
2-15
5-
$62 %c
Co.
7%
I.)
(R.
1-31
1-31
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Investment, $4 pfd. (s-a)
Peoples
3-18
4-
Monthly
Aircraft
1
$1.75
Investments,
Fields
3-
$1.50
(quar.)
Oil
2-15
4-
pfd.
4.68%
6
1-31
2-15
31'Ac
*
(quar.).
40c pfd.
Cement
2-15
2-15
Pipe Line Co.—
Co.
C.)
Fruit,
Penn
3-24
4-
(quar.)
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares
Dominguez
4-28
4-20
(S.
4.60%
2-10
(quar.)
Clay Mfg. (quar.)
Scottish
Penn
2-15
1
preferred
(From investment income)
pref.
1
3-
preferred
(quar.)
Investment
3-
3-
50c
6%
common
& Coal
(W. S.)
4
3-14
$1.06'A
7%
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Dallas Railway & Terminal
Co., com.
7% preferred (quar.)
Diamond Ice
4
1-24
(monthly)
Co.
preferred
3-
1st
preferred
Chemical
Peerless
1-21
3-14
2-
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Commercial, common
conv.
2-15
50c
Theatres, Ltd., class A
Can,
(quar.)—i.___
;
Series K-l
Kroger
4-15
Stockyards Co. of Maine—
Knickerbocker
2-10
4-30
4%
from
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(from
Parker
1-10
Engineering
Royalty Oil
Consolidated
Continental
(20c
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
10-18
1-24
3-
10c
Carbon
Consolidated
.4%
5-
2-
Park
7%
Fund
3(4%
2-15
1-10
2-11
1-20
3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-11
2-15
3iy4c
Common
1-20
Consolidated Edison Co. of N.
Diackett
3(4%
Panhandle
1-24
(quar.)
Power
Terminals
Consolidated
Stock
4
3-14
1-24
1-29
30c
Locks Paper Co., class A
Conduits, National, Ltd. (increased)
Douglas
2-
3-30
held)
Combined
5%
2-15
7%c
(quar.)
Monthly
Dominion
3(4%
50c
25c
10c
Columbian
Dickey
1-26
$1.50
Monthly
60c
1-31
2-14
1-29
Louis)
Wire
Central
Columbia
1-26
50C
Y.)
share
Insulated
Colorado
1-20
1-26
3-10
25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Katz Drug Co. (increased quar.)
Kellogg (The) Co., common (quar.)
3(4%
preferred (quar.)
1
1st
4.80%
100%
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Co.
5%
1-31
$1
additional
preferred
1-31
$1
gtd.
7%
5%
3-15
1-15
1-18
1
1-31
—
Lake Sulphur,
Kansas City
Common
5%
3-22
1
2-28
1
3-
34%c
1
2-28
2-
37 '/2C
4-
Eastern
8
Co.—
(quar.)
4-
1st
4
1-21
2-
$$1
30c
4
4V-i %
2-1
'2-15
59%c
3-
preferred
1-12
2-
3-30
61%c
3-16
redeemable
2-15
2-15
1
25c
redeemable 1st pfd. A (quar.)—
redeemable 1st pfd.
(quar.)
$1
dividend)
Participating
$1
:
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
2-
1
5%
15c
Participating
Jefferson
3-11
1
1
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
55c
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
15c
class A
one
1
23C
com."
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. 7%
Clinton
2-
(Mass.)—
(1947
class A
4%
2-15
1
Electric
&
preferred
1st
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
1st
62(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
5'/2%
$1.50
Participating
2-15
1
2-28
$1.75
preferred
preferred
Participating
$2.50
6%
3-11
$1.06'A
Harvester,
$2.50
Gas
3-11
1
pfd.
(quar.)
Common
Co., com.
(stock
Investors Trust Co.
1
1-28
3-
3-
33c
(quar.)
series) (quar.)
4% pfd. (1946- series)
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corpy of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington •& Quincy RR. Co
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., common
$2
2-
.
2-15
75c
Store
Cherry-Burred Corp.,
$2
2-22
1
Pacific
3-31
4-
15c
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
6% conv. preferred*" (quar.)—;-i
1
1
2-
61.12%
(quar.)
Quarterly
4%
'
2-
■
61.17y2
Corp.
Public
1-28
1
30c
(quar.)
South
33-
$1.25
(quar.)
4.70%
2-15
$$1.25 :'
$$1.25
—
(quar.)
Chain
International
4.92%
1-24
$1.09%
(accum.)_
Intertype Corp.
tlOc
Canadian Utilities
Central
1-31
1-31
3-15
7
1
3-
25c>"
com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_~
preferred (quar.)
4%%
1
2-
87(4c
(quar.)
pfd.
International Business Machines
1-31
.
1-31
4-
2-15
"3-
$3.50 ■*
*
_
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
2-15
3-
4
~
0
6%
:
Co.
4.56%
Co.
20c
Foundation
2-15
2-15
1
12 tic
ordinary inc. and 15c fr security profits)
2-15
3-
12 (4c
(quar.)
Shares
Institutional
2-15
U5c
Central &
Institutional
32%c
A
Central
1-31
Leather
37tic
(quar.)
com.
Co.
32'/2c
Canada Safoway Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
;
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.
Central
2-15
Zinc
31%C
(quar.)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
Class
preferred
Edison
Ohio
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.,
Illinois
Ohio
50c
*
(quar.)
com.
;»•
Idaho
43%C
2-15
2-15
Co.,
3; 15
3"
1
30c
guar,
(s-a)
(Hartford).
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
2-18
1-31
1-21
100%
div.)
7%
Co.,
3-10
50c
(quar.)
Hubinger Co.
R. R.
Insurance
3-15
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1-24
Carolina
15c
Extra
1-31
3-10
North
Northeastern
15c
dividend)
&
1
1-27
50c
(quar.)
2-15
1-27
•
17c
(stock
25c
:
quar.)
2-
Service—
1-25
62 (4c
Co.
50c
4.40%
conv,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
E.)
(initial
Power
2-1
Non-Ferrous Metal Products, Ltd.—
"
Ord. (year-end)
3%
2nd
(Joseph)
1-25
Co.
50c
Dock
Inc.,
preferred A
1
Trust
20c
(quar.)
(George A.)
Home
2-
preferred (quar.)
(initial)—
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
New
25c
dividend
com.
1
2-15
1-31
2-15
5c
preferred
59%c
;
5% conv.
Hooker Electrochemical—
$4.25
2nd
40c
(Dallas)
40c
Insurance,
C
(quar.)
Hazel Bishop, Inc
Hercules Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
3(4% pfd. series A (quar.)_
New
6%
6-16
55c
class A, com.
conv.
6-16
3-16
2-15
3-15
2-i 5
Co.—
1
,
iM
,
1
50c
1-21
37'/2c
7-
$$ 1.12(4
2-, 1
;
4-
York
4
:.3-1
Pipe Line—
(quar.*
Nevada Southern Gas
1st
1
4
2-
;3- 1
15c
7-
60c
Co
&
(stock
(Charles
3-16
100%
(s-a)
preferred
Holly Stores,
1
_i___—
(quar.)_.—
preferred
37(4c
(stock dividend)
(quar.),
com.
Stock
6%
Hires
(quar.)
B,
4.37%
three-for-one basis.
Ltd.
Class
4-
Co.
Natural Gas
34c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
2-15
10c
com.
(M. A.)
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
Nevada
37(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
6-22
Nestle-Lemur
6-16
$1
common
Oil, class A,
B,
1
5.28%
4
Class
7-
25c
Corp.
Co.
—
Corp.
(s-a)
Corp. (quar.
Dredge
Insurance
2-18
3-16
1
$1.75
Cement
L.)
1
1
.
112(4c
(quar.)
Extra
1-15
1
7-
$1.18%
51.18%
preferred (quar.)
5.30%
Portland
50c
2 '/2 %
(quar.)
Oil
Water
Giant
3-
7-
1
$1
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co., com
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
50c
5c
(quar.)
common
Line
Inc.
Pacific
7%
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4-
2-
2-
Sc Shipbuilding Corp.—
56'Ac
conv.
2 y2%
Co.
Fall6
Pipe
California
2-21
2y2%
(quar.)
Jackson
Calif.
3-15
$1.13
director's proposal
a
Rubber
Byron
37'/2C
37%c
6%
Steel
56'Ac
common
preferred
National
$1
...
common
Mines,
a
on
Preferred
Hill
4.40%
4.75%
20c
new
Brooklyn Garden Apartments (s-a)
Browing-Ferris Machinery Co., com.
Buck
2-25
2-21
Grocers, Ltd.
(quar.)_,—
Securities Series:
series
15c
.—
Inc<
Telephone,
1
3-15
2-15
2-18
'
■-2-15
15c
National
3-18
1
1-20
13c
2-25
3-31
Stock
7%c
1
3-15
-
115c
3-10
3-
2:
1
10c
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
(Increased quar.)
National
-3-1
4-
$15c
1-21
1-31
30c
Cement
(quar.)
1-31
20c
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
4-
15c
(quar.)__
preferred
Preferred stock series
(quar.)
4-
50c
59 %c
fquar.)__
com.
—
8
preferred
conv.
2-7
30c
(increased)
Co.,
Metals
Distilling,
American
7%
Co.
Cigar
Portland
5C
the shares
3-25
Service
Package
dividend
Burdine's
General
General
Holdings Corp. (resumed)
Bowling Green Fund, Inc.
Briggs Manufacturing Co. (stockholders will
vote at
a
special meeting to be held on
Buckeye
Gas
1-20
General
Blair
Brown
2-15
1
4-15
General
Co.
Bingham-Herbrand
British
1
2-
60c
3- 1
1
2-15
2
$15c
3-
$1.12(4
.
Co.
2-14
;
S.) Shoe,
preferred
March
3-
62 ti C
30c
Loom,
(Robert)
1
•«"
(quar.)
40c
(increased)
Extra
2-25
Line
Quebec
the
3-16
dividend
Belleterre
1-28
2-15
of
1
dividend
Stock
4% %
Fruit
3-11
Common
Beck
4(4%
<
4-
Common
Stock
Freiman
3-30
(quar.)
B.)
2-15
1
2-
!'
Common
50c
preferred
(quar.)
(A. J.), Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)..
25c'
Refining (quar.)
Mills, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(J,
3-
♦4(4%
2-15
6c
4%
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
4
2-28
2-28
2-15
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Atlantic
Stock
2-
2-15
1
Investment Fund, Inc.—
6(Ac from net investment income and lY*c
from realized securities profits)
National Drug Sc Chemical Co. of Canada Ltd.
Co.—
common
(increased
preferred
Gair
Avondale
Beam
2-19
4%
1
3-
..
40c 1
25c
50c
(quar.)
Class A
Holder9
Payable of Ree.
75c
;
—
(quar.)
25c
(increased)'
Dairies,
25C
Line
Coast
2-11
3-21
5c
—
A
preferred
preferred
5
B
Common
3-
;
(quar.)
class
&
Atlantic Coast
Foremost
Class
37 ti C
Refining,
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Atlantic
7
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.*
Oil
v
1-29
(quar.)
-—
preferred
When
Share
Mutual
1-27
1-15
34Vic
——-1-
(increased*
Oil
conv.
4(4%
2
time)
(quar.)
Rubber,
Class
Ashland
1
3-
87'/2C
(quar.)
Fuel
2-10
Warehouse
Fitzxhranons Stores,
2-
"
(quar.)
Sc Rubber
Company
Mullins
3
3-
1-31
1-25
12tic
preferred
Corp.
Tire
3-24
$ 1.12(4
Co
Si
Name of
$3 partlc preference (quar.)
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Munising Paper, 5% 1st pfd.
2-15
3- 3
25c
Corp.
3-
2-16"
4-
4
3^18
.
Works Co.—
preferred
Oil
2-
1
25c
Animal Trap Co. of America, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co.
Arkansas
4-
50C
Mills—
American
Argo
2-18
5%
(dividend
Armstrong
3%
tSOc
;
______
American
6 %
Ferro
Firestone
50c
Airlines," $3.50
American
2-15
2-15
30c
*
dividend
American
1
1
10c
(quar.)—
—
Stock
Federal-Mogul
3-
Corp
(quar.)
Aggregates
Special
1-20
2-15
4
10c
(quar.)
:
3-
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Compress
32c
(quar.)
Allied
Brothers
1-24
3-
3-24
40c
:——
Mfg., 5(4%
Farmer
2-10
25c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
(quar. *
International
Farington
87 tic
(quar.)
10%
Watch
,
crlor
Per
;
Moody's Investors Service—
(quar.)
Federal
(quar.)
common
preferred
Corp.
Holder«
Payable of Ree.
Chemicals, Inc.—
dividend
National
4(4%
capital
30c
$2.50
Share
Fmpire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Empire Southern Gas (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Si
Year-end
undistributed
realized
gains*
Alabama
Allen
,When
Plastics
Eastern
an¬
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Monday, January 24, 1955
——_—
7-
2-25
1
6-10
3-18
2-25
75c
3-
1
2-18
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-11
75c
(quar.)—
common
3
37 %c
22%c
Fund
(quar.)
Swasey
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-18
15C
—
2-18
1-28
20c
3-
2-10
250
2-25
1
2-
8
Volume 181
Number 5397...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Company
Share
,
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Showcase &
Weber
Fixtures
common
2^15
—l°c
Per
Name of
West Michigan Steel
Class
1-31
prior
Foundry Co.—
(quar.)___l
Class
Westchester
White's
Fire
Auto
Insurance
Stores,
1-20
Baystate
2-
1
1-20
1
2-
Electric
Wisconsin
Power
&
Wisconsin
Public
Belknap
27y2c
2-
1-18
2-15
1-25
Bell
2-15
1-25
Belmont Iron
1-28
Service,
Light
2-15
2-15
1-28
Beneficial
3-1
2-1
Beneficial
32c
2-15
1-31
Benrus
Watch
22-
1
1-14
Best
Co.
1
1-14
Best Foods Inc.
3- 4
2-15
Binks
1-24
Bliss
(quar.)_
$1.25
_
pfd.
WoodWa.rd
WooMotth
(F.
Co.,
$1.26
32%c
Ltd.
36%%
(final)
&
Below
dends
announced
this
Blue
these being given in the
Per
Common
7%
v
share
of
preferred
Acme
two
plus
Aluminum
'.$1.10 conv.
above
the
for
in
$4
7%
shares
pfd.
is
5%
of
•
3-15
Booth
.
.
American
the
for
share
Agnew-Surpass
V,(increased
Allied
payable
4%
$3.75
4%
Co.
'
:
1-28
7c
2-17
•
two-for-one
a
par
Book
American
Box
of
Cable
American
American Can.
American
Enka
Corp.
preferred
Co..
Initial
on
Natural
6%
preferred
3-1
for
1-28
(s-a)
85c
2-
1
1-21
3-26
3-10
$1
20c
2- 1
2- 1
1-14
Y.)
35c
(quar.)
to
Class
A
Class
B
Water
Telephone,
Co.
1-20
100%
2-10
1-21
1
1-21
1-15
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
American
Zinc,
at $140
(quar.)
2nd
Aro
3- 1
2-10
2-
Corp.
preferred
(s-a)
Air Line Ry.
Co.
non-cumulative
5%
Atlanta
4%
Charlotte
&
Atlantic
City Electric,
4.10%
(s-a)_
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.35%
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
preferred B
Atlas
(quar.)
$1.20 conv. prior
Machines,
&
preferred
5%
investment
Babcock
Stock
preferred
&
Wilcox
4.20%
-
,
(series 1947)
(quar.)
Central
Electric
Central
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric,
4%
preferred
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
preferred
4 V4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Basic Refractories, common
.—
Illinois
Gas
Gas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-
4-29
4-
preference
conv
1-28
Chase
2- 1
12-31
$4.50
3-
1
2-21
redemption
$1.50 preferred
Feb.
on
this
plus
Class
25c
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
Dean
2-
1
1-10
Delaware
33c
2-
Delaware
Public
Utility
Central
Power
&
National
Chesapeake
3'A%
Bank
Ohio
&
convertible
Corp.
Ry.,
Cincinnati
1-6
Chicago,
Indianapolis
Class
4-
1
3-10
Detroit
4-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
A
&
stock
com.
Gas
trust
31V4c
2-10
1-27
5%
$1
2-1
1-20
2- 1
1-20
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred
2-
1
1-14
City
2- 1
1-20
Investing
4Vi%
2-28
Divco Corp.
2-
1
1-10
Dividend
2-
1
1-10
3-31
3-16
1-31
12-16
1-31
2-28
1-10
Class
1-31
1-31
1-14
Cleveland,
1-14
1-31
1-14
4-20
4-
3-19
4- 1
3-19
1
1
3-19
25c
3-31
3- 1
$1.43%
4- 1
3-31
,
4-
class
1-10
2-
1
10%
3-
7
1-11
4-
1
3-12
1-20
1-
7
Dorr-Oliver,
1-31
1-10
2-
1-10
$1
52'Ac
Foods,
Breweries,
Class
(Two
A
St.
of
preferred
share
L
:
(quar.)
par)
preferred
redeem-
for
Co.
$2
par
Ltd.
Corp.,
Fund
sale
1
8-15
Emhart
Manufacturing Co.
1
1-21
Empire
District
1
1-14
43A%
1-17
2-
5
1-20
5%
,
1-13
1-31
1-13
65c
1-20
4-
1
3-
2-
1
1-17
4-
1
3-16
3-
1
2-16
2-
1
from
.
Smith
Co.
Credit,
15c1
'
$6c
4
Erie
6%
5%
Forge
common
preferred (quar.)
second preferred (quar.)—
Fairbanks
Falstaff
Inc.,
Co.,
Brewing
2-24
2-
1-15
Fate-Root-Heath
$25c
62'Ac
87'Ac
1-31
1-31
3-4
3-31
12-15
2-8
3-15
Federal
preferred
Asphalt
7
2-
1
1-15
1
1-14
2-
1
1-17
1-31
1-19
2-15
1-14
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1-31
1-17
1-28
1-14
1-31
12-31
2-
1
1-25
3-
1
2-15
1
1-15
2-10
10c
1-20
22-
——w
$1.50
1-20
1
1-14
1
62_/*c
25c
1
2-
_0j.5c
1
1-20
1-20
.
1-27
1-12
2-15
2-
1
1'#
2-15
2-
1
20c
2-
1
1-15
pfd.- (quar.)_^_———" 62%c
2-28
'2-18
6874C
2-28
2-18
4e
2-15
12-31
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan,- 5%
5'A%
1
2-
12'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock dividend
,
3-18
2-
25c
*
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
common
6%
1
3-21
,
iquar.)^
first
Eversharp,
4-
1
3-15
$1.18%
SI.25
50c
25c
IlOc
S2
(quar.)—,—
pfd.
(quar.):—
& Steel,
3-18
2-
(s-a)
50c
1
.
(quar.)
preferred
25c 1
J2c
(quar.)
1-14
$1.12%
15c
15c
60c
3-
4-
62'Ac
-
Group Associates (quar.)
Emsco
Manufacturing Co
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)—
Equitable
3-15
real¬
Employers
Eppens,
1-31
2-15
1-17
tl5c
(quar,)_—
Electric—
preferred
1-14
.
investments)
9-
1-17
1-14
1
50c
(derived
of
2-
1-20
1
2-
$1.12'/2
25c
2-
preferred
>
(quar.)__
ized
on
2-
1
5%
Emerson
Mutual
10c
7'Ac
i.__,—.
!
preferred (quar.)
Nut (quar.)
gains
2-
—
dividend)
5-16
4'A%
1-10
12-31
20c
(increased quar.)
common
1-25
1-31
J20c
(quar.)_
;
(stock
2-15
each
(increased)
(quar.)—
and
(ouar.)
1
1
1-10
$4
1
1
1-21
1-25
/
6-
5
2-10
12'Ac
3-
2-
1
Fanner
Colgate-Palmolive Co., ~pm. (increased quar.)
$3.50
Ecuadorian
3
1-31
(accum.)
par
Kodak
1-
12-31
Ry.—-
Association—_
preferred
Eastman
Street
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
20c
2-15
Ltd.
no
1
1-31
3-
(final)—
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
held)
Coghlin (B. J.)
preferred
Racing
2-
2-10
(quar.)—
Massachusetts
1st
1-12
$1.12'A
87'Ac
Ltd.
Elastic Stop
dividend)
cents
preferred
conv.
1-15
1-28
1
Ducommun
Common
1-15
1
2-1
26c
:
Securities,
1-20
'
non-assessable
Canada
1-15
(quar.)
—
(20
(quar.)
Eastern
1-31
2-
Co.—
(quar.)
of
2-25
50c
Nemours &
$2
Louis
(monthly)
de
1-24
$5
com.
I.)
preferred
Pont
1-31
3-
preferred
(E.
1
2-
1
12-30
15c
7
2-
1-31*
1-14
2-15
2-
2-25
|25c
(quar.)
common
2-
16'Ac
—
&
Inc.,
conv.
Pont
6%
1
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
2-15
Hardware—
(stock
shares
able
2-
$1.25
common
Ltd.
1-10
7
35c
$1.06'A
16'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
du
2-
3-
2-15
tlOc
t37'Ac
Dreyfus Fund (From realized security profits)
$1
25c
(monthly)
Cochrane-Dunlop
1-
1
$1.25
(monthly)
Common
1
1-17
tlOc
Chemical Co.,
&
Paper,
Ekco Products,
(quar.)
Inc.,
2-
12-28
(quar.)
1-15
Ry.—
(quar.)
Chicago
Tar
Common
1
2-
87'Ac
20c
1-14
8
1-28
Co., Ltd.—
2-
; '
1
3-
10c
Eastern
3
2-
I17'Ac
1-14
1-14
t37'Ac
<
2c
1-15
1-
7
7
35c
1
1-31
11-
37'Ac
2-10
2-15
1
1
entirely from
2-
55c
2-
2-
15c
Metals & Supply Co, (quar.)
Easternlndustries. com. (quar.)
62c
,
(s-a)
A
1-21
(quaf.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference (quar.)
$3.50
1
1-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating,
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Common
Dominion
1-31
12-
7
t40c
Donnacona
1
1-25
10%
Oilcloth & Linoleum
7
1
3
•
Quarterly
per
7
1-
30c
1-20
2-
preference
,
(quar.)___
Fabrics,
Dominion
$2
2-
1
50c
t
(increased quar.)
convertible
2nd
2-
3
2-
25c
.
(derived
Co.
3
3-
7c
1
Inc.
3-
$2
(quar.).
common
A
4
7
30c
Extra
Dominion
1-
2-
2-
Income)
Inc.
(quar.)
Bridge
1-31
35c
2-18
(interim)
Mines, Ltd.
2-10
(s-a)
common
preferred
Dome
Dominion
20c
19c
;
Ry. Co.,
Shares,
2-10
called
1-
7
3
(quar.)
Ltd.
Houses,
80c
1
1-31
3-
3-
35c
((quar.)
Mfg.
7
30c
(quar.)
investment
Dobbs
1-10
(quar.)
B
Cincinnati,
$1.50
,
Distillers Co.,
12-30
1-20
:———
preferred
Bakeries,
1-31
4- 1
common
&
1-13
30c
(quar.)
'
convertible class
9-15
12-15
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
5%
common
common
convertible
20c
45c
$1.75
$1
$1.06
Co.,
10-
$1.50
,
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Gasket
1-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1-20
A
Lines
common
debenture
4-
(accum.)—
ctfs.
Light
&
Air
1-24
1-
1
$1.50
Disher. Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—■
du
5%
preferred
8%
1-3-56
$1.75
Louisville
Electric,
&
Voting
4
S.
Mfg.,
7
2-
14c
Deposited Insurance Shares, class A
Power
1-27
1-17
(quar.)
surplus)
of
1-
pfd. (s-a)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Coast
out
(extra
2-21
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR., 4%
1-14
Hudson
12-28
(final)
(quar.)
1-6
3-7
2-
25%
pfd.
1-28
$1.25
27'Ac
'
1-6
_
30c
(quar.)
1-31
(quar.)
2-1
4-1
1-14
3-21
—
2-1
5%
1-25
Dennlson
(increased)-
2-1
1-25
Co.
25c
$1.08%
93%c
25c
1-27
50c
Delta-C.
$12%c
$75c
(quar.)
1-10
1-14
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
Co.—
preferred
1-11
dividend
$32c
—
1-10
1
1-25
1-10
40c
Y.)
1-10
1
2-
25c
12-28
$2.12'A
(N.
1
2-
(quar.)
common
37Vic
$32Vic
$30c
—
2-
$1.13
$1.25
2-15
12-31
payment)
(Texas)
$1.06
.
—___
25c
1
(s-a)
Light
1-10
—
1-28
(quar.)
4%
1
2-15
Diamond Match Co.,
$27.50
3-10
2-
25c
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5'A %
&
1
3-31
$1
1-28
1-28
$10c
$10c
tlOc
tlOc
$31'Ac
issue
2-
10c
25c
'
6-18
9-13
2-15
;(quar.)_:___A
&
3-17
STVic
-
(quar.)
Rubber,
Stock
1
9-29
(quaf.)
;
Vilbiss
De
7-
10c
1-11
(quar.)
1
(quar.)I__.
Inc.
A
^
4-
$1.75
common
1-25
"
3-15
1-28
$1.75
-
(quar.).
Dayton
(accum.)
Central
<
-
A
Brothers
1-13
3-31
$1.15
i
1-31
$$9
1- 6
1- 7
$4.24
2-15-
$1.75
2-15
^—'
at
1
quarterly
divid.)A
this
$7Vic
1
1-31
12-31
1-13
3-10
'J
Light, $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)__j._
$1.05
(entire
2-18
20c
plus
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar;)—
Cuneo Press, 3%% preferred
Corp.—
3- 1
8
1-31
1
1
Jan.
on
(quar.)_;
Inc.,
1-13
24-
$2'
7%
Power
1
25d
J50c
.
.
7%
7-
preferred
37'/2c
Electric
"
5%%
4-29
7-29
(quar.)
&
Securities
3- 2
(stock
C. C._
7%
(increased)
common
56Vic
12-
28 at $110 per share
Cuban-American Sugar—
11-
«
-
(quar.)
(entire issue called
preferred
1-21
12-28
2-
Corp.—^
Extra-
preferred
(quar.)—
4.20%
preferred
(initial)
Century Shares Trust
1-24
1-8
Curtis- Companies,
(quar.)
1-31
5%
Bangor & Aroostock
RR.f common
dividend)
Subject to approval of I.
7%
pfd.
2- 1
Co.—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bangor
&
Hudson
Central
5%
1-29
Dallas
common
preferred
30c
$1.12%
$1.12%
__a__
Crum -St Forster Securities
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Claussen
income)
Crum.81 Forster
1-12
2-
(quar.)—
share
1-5
2-15
1
1-14
(final)
preferred
City Stores
dividend
Rubber
7%
Co.,
1-31
1-31
1-14
1-12
1
2-25
tl5c
3- 1
3-1
2-
1-21
7%
3
1-28
iQc
IV
pfd.
12-30
2-
10c
10c
2-
Co.,. 9%
1-19
12-30
1-25
25c
1
1-25
150%
class A (quar.)____.
(quar.)
Class B
Ltd.—
Co.
2
1
2-
;
1
Ltd. (quar.)
Railway
2-
3-
17%c
dividend)
Crown Cork International, $1 class A (quar,)
Crown Cork A Seal. Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
1-G9'
Co
Corp.,
Clinton
Baldwin
Pacilic
I.)
for
Inc.—
(accum.)
Ay res (L. S.) & Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%%
(J.
1-10
Axe-Houghton Fund—
(From
Canadian
4
4
A
(stock
1-21
1-29
(final)
6V4c
(quar.)
pref.
Mfg. Co., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Avildsen Tools
Common
33-
90c
1
1-
1-21
1
—
2-
common
(1954)
Canadian Oil Companies,
1-10
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
Avco
Industries
30c
5614c
Plywood Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Powder, 4% convertible pfd. (quar.)_
f~
Corning Glass Works
Coty, Inc. • (extra)
$$1.25
Ltd.,
Insurance
120c
1$1.12%
!60c
2-
Extra
r
1
1-29
2-21
12-10
1
-
2-
2-
1-17
12-10
'
4-
31'Ac
Day8trom;
(quar.)
2- 1
2- 1
$1
2-
7
4-
(quar;)-.
7-29
—
$1.02%
$1.083A
—
2nd
Atlas
Co.,
1-24
55c
Transportation .Lines (quar.)
Refining, com; (quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
General
Chicago
(quar.)—
preferred
Bronze
preferred
Canadian
1-24
Products
1
bonus
Celotex
Co.—
Corn
2-15
"
bonus
Ltd.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
2-
anniversary
2-15
$1.13
$20c.
75c
37 Vic
50c
anniversary
1
$1.12'A
Davidson
100th
Breweries
75c
Equipment Corp., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Topeka & Sante Fe Ry.—
Common
1- 3
1-
3-
(quar.)
common
1-15,
100th
Caterpillar Tractor,
Atchison,
3-21
Mortgage Corp.—
$1.12V2
$1.12%
(quar.)—
A
Co;,
-(quar.)_
1
bonus
$1.40
(extra)
1
1
1
Continental Copper <fe Steel Industries—
1-17
4-
2-
1-20
2-15
(quar.)_
2-
bonus
5%
(quar.)
J50c
—
Carreras, Amer. dep. receipts "B" ord
Co.—
50c
.25c
$1.50
Carolina, Clinchfield, Si Ohio Ry. (quar.)—
Carolina Power & Light, com.
(increased)—
1-10
2-10
12-22
Power
preferred
$38c
anniversary
1-7
1-26
$4.52
:
anniversary
6-27
1-14
3-1
Consumers
1
12-31
2-
1-14
*37'Ac
4% %
preferred (quar.—;
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
1-17
2- 1
.
1-15
100th
1
115c
1
1-24
1
175c
1-14
100th
7- 5
1-28
125c
preferred
series
pref.
Permanent
2-
156140
95c
45c
Ltd._
$1.25
fund
Constable
Canada
$2.25
50c
—
2-
1-20
2-
37'/ac
1
1-17
1
12-31
$$1.50
50%
1
25c
(quar.)
1
Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)—
Foundries, Ltd.
(quar.)
$1.25
Ltd., common (increased quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
$2.40
Iron
Case
(quar.)
(quar.)
sink,
4'A%
3-15
Lead & Smelting Co.
Argus Corp.,
Arnold
3- 1
3- 1
2-24
2- 1
$1.25
Ltd. (s-a)
Appalachian Electric Power
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Canada
5%
1-14
3-15
3-15
$1
$1
Anglo-Huronian,
4.50%
1-28
50c
Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
A
1-24
1
1
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
2-
25c
(initial)
common*
2-
(Initial).
Co.
Canadian
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Class
Soud
Canadian
$2.52
12Vic
(quar.)
New
31c
$$3.50
(quar.)
Mines,
'1-20
2-
Extra
$5c
Lake
v
4
Natural Gas—
Consolidated' Paper Corp.; Ltd.
$50c
Cement,
Special
(N. J.)
common
Consolidated
2-
Special
"
2-
Extra
Campbell
Canadian
~
convertible prior preference
$4
Amoskeag
Anderson
'
12- 8
(quar.)
Canada
of
(quar.)
Building Co.
preferred
5%
'
1
f
com.
vl-20
62'Ac
$20c
Special
.
1
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red
And
held.
&
1-
1
37V2C
$1.75
Special
'
Common
redeemed
preferred
Camden
-
■
2-
50c
881/1,OOOths
share
>Californla
1
2-
62'Ac
V,,,
31'Ac
Cement
-1
50c
50c
Viscose,
9
3-
-
;
(quar.)
25c
30c
Portland
1-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ship
American
3-16
2-
.
(quar.)
Corp.
2-
,.
Vi'V'
,
Crossett Co.,
participating preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—_
California
12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4
American
2-
1
.
second
>.
2-18
37'Ac
Can
80c
5
3-19
37%c
V-
•!
___:
(quar.)—■
(quar.)—
1-1$
Chemical—
&
2
4-
t50c
cmmon
Packing
2- 1
6c
preferred is being
Potash
Ltd.,
California
3- 1
(stock dividend)
share plus this dividend
American
Mills,
>
'
common
Corp.
Linen
1-
1
Ltd.—
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison (N. Y.), $5 pfd.
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
t50c.
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)—
Caldwell
Canada
•,
B
t50c
1-24
..
$54 '>
$1.25
40c
7%
Phenolic
3-
B
Biscuit,
5 1
1
4-
t50c
Extra
150c
(monthly)—
per
American
1-20
issue
at
of
1-
2-
10c
(quar.)
" _J.r
Extra
t50c
12-27
(equivalent
each
1
;
50c
receive
will
Continental
2-
preference
1-25
2-15
(quar.)
stockholders
1-20
*
36c
$1.12%
Continental
1
'
30c
Paper, Goods—
'
Stockholders approve sale of properties and
to
2-
—
$1.50 first preferred
(N.
1
preferred
Bakeries
1
47'Ac
(quar.)
40c
A (quar.)
,
Class
5%
preferred
(quar.).;'
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)_
Byers (A. M.), -7% preferred (quar.)———
1-18
1-27
-
American
assets
Class
1-20
(quar.)——
5c
preferred (quar.)V. .
$1
Ltd., class A preference.
JS1.50
preference^
B.J
Class
Burry
..2-15
2- 1
$1.25
Gas,
(entire
A
Class
Inc.,
Consolidated-Chemical. Industries—
•'i
1-26
3%
*
1-21
quarterly before the split)
American
\i''r
1-17
:
A
(quar.)
preferred
Connohio,
"
(quar.)_-'
2-21
Ltd.—
shares
new
1
preferred
$1.90
3-19
tlOc
I
Feb.
on
4c
1,
Inc.
2-
$2
1-29
1-15
1
2-20
(Increased)—;
Co.
preference
2-18
(quar.)
American Mutual Fund,
.
'
A
50c
2-15
3-31
2-
1-31
,
B
.Class
f
,
1-20
30c
Corp.
Ltd.
dividend)-—,..
$3.80 pfd. (quah)__
40c.
(quar.)
Metal
preferred
yy
\
.
62 "Ac
(quar.)
class
5
2-1-4'
•
(stock
,Extra
}-
income)
Products
Class
5
5
$4.50-preferred
•-
L„1
Extra
.
1-
1-
Inc.,-4%
Burns to. Co.,
1-14
100%
(initial)-
com.
Equitable Assurance
Home
4%%
.
(quar.)
American
5%
1-31'
2- 1
1-31
.'.
-
V;
(initial)
new
American
American
/"
$2__
(quar.)
American-Marietta,
*
Bullock's,
vClass
12. ap-
Jan.
Radio .(year-end)
&
Distilling
American
to
Shares—
Co.
3- 1
2-4
2" $'•
; 1-13
1-17
1
1-
$12%c
( Interim )*.
Buell Die 8e Machine
3-1
<
on
Investment
net
6%• preferred
2-
1
87%c
.
>■
55c
1
42%c
per share plus this dividend)—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,; common.
2-18
3-15
-
-
(quar.)—«
Board
Business
American
(Out
Co.
--
2-
2-
81c
d
(quar.)___.
redemption'
for
1-10
2-15
2-
50c
-
(Initial quar.)
com.
(Sas,
1-25
$1.37%
(quar.)
Annual
option)r
Telephone Co. "
preferred (quar.).
Gas
12-23
51c
■
:
2nd
12-28
1
22c
pfd.
t
Columbia
called
1-31
...
3-10
4- 1
the stock on".''
and
changed
the
basis
common ■
American
1-28
'
;
2-15
30c
40c
93%c
split
value from $4
par.
New $2
new
Products.
$3
1-15
1-21
2-
51'Ac
Ltd.—
Taunton
Fund
1
75c
45c
*
(quar.)
$1
Forest
Co.,
$1.16
j.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Columbia
Brown
Stock
Co.
preferred
5c
ordinary
Brooklyn Union
2-
1
preferred
V?!
net '
—
receiptt
Brockton
1-28
1-15
$2.04
4
Insurance Co.
to
of
1
Investing
1
2-25
in
earned
(both pay-
deposit
Street
Edison
Natural
Consolidated
Cordage Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
2nd
2-
2-
3-10
2-
.6%
2-15
$2.06
125c
British
$1.06'A
$2.20
4
1-31
1-20
1-14
4
1
2-15
12-28
1-10
1-20
1-14
1-18
20c
1
75c
(quar.)
(initial)
1-20
1
1
2-
2-
1-20
,
..
(quar.)____
proposal
2-28
3-
B
1
2-
2-
Gas, 5'A%
Light & Power
preferred (quar.)
1
Celanese,
2-
10c
Connecticut
6
1
2- 1
2-17
_—
(quar.)
common
Stockholders
Louis)
proved
Concord
1-
1
:'■> 2-17
t25c ,
5%% 2nd preferred (quar.).:
V t$1.31
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing (year-end) :
25c,"
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
12%c,
Amerada Petroleum
(increased quar.)
"y
75c
(St.
Commonwealth
1-25
1-25
2-
3-
25c
•
American Automobile
1-14
2-15
3-
20c
(quar.)_
:
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
1-31
4-
,14c
_—v
__
preferred
Aluminum
•
Commonwealth
70c
Broad
Participating
.
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Combustion
Engineering
(quar.)
1-14
75c
1-27,
110c
2
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America,
1-14
Sons
British
1___
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Appliance1 Corp.—- V
(s-a)
1-14
20c
(quar.)
<fc
17c
1-20
.
31'Ac
$1.06
1
t62'Ac
:
preferred
1
(quar.)
1-31
1-10
1-10
2-
,
Corp., 4.25% pfd. (quar.)
Southern Ohio ^Electric—
&
preferred
1-28
(quar.)
profits
from
quarterly)
Co., common
preferred
2-
—
balance
(quar.)
Amer.
Control
7%
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
British
Shoe
Electric
Air-Way
A
T_
1-10
1-31
15c
(quar.)
the
com.
Class
1954___
year
Columbus
Brach(E.
per'1
income)
$50c
Co..(monthly' '
5%
;
Corp.
J.)
(from
1-10
•
$1.183A
(quar.)
Columbia Pitcures
Brantford
Interim
52c
Gas
1-14
Boston Edison Co.
Kunstzijde Unle N. V.
(United Rayon
Mfg.
Corp.)
An
of.4% equal to approximately
Columbia
preferred
of Rec.
1-31
>
Gas, $1.25 pfd. (initial-quar.)
System (quar.)
1-25
1-14
Algemene
Inc.
&
2-15
1-14
1
Oil
1
2- 1
50c
^
Fund,
Colorado
9
2-
23'Ac
(quar.)
Colonial
Colorado Central Power
.
1
150%
stock at the holders
or
H older»
.
' $50d
'
9
40c
pfd.
Fisheries,
3y2%
Colonial Finance Co., 43A%
8
dividend)
from
Co., class
:__'J
1
20c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
cash.
Alloys, Inc.—
Corp.
Anil
1-31-:
.Participating __1
3-
(quar.)
68c
When
Payable
1
j,
:
50c
5%
per
(annual)^, ,T,,$50c
com.
(annual)
2-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
and
Bond stock
Preference
50c
10c
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
able in cash
3- 1
3- 1
2-
1
12%c
dividend)—
(stock
preferred
4%
,■/
preferred .(accum.)_
Adams-Mlllls
2-
(quar.)
Co.
^
50c
Co.
W.)
1954
'
ex-"
conv.
3-
1—
capital gains realized In 1954
,
Bon
3-15
75c
$1.75
(quar.)
changeable
3-10
Electric
Ribbon,
,
Holders
Payable 0/Rec.
Share
»
(quar.)
preferred
Each
-
V.
Company
When
x.
P. Industries Inc.
A. O.
1-20
3-10
4-
15c
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
13G-from net investment income
preceding table.
Name of
24-
(quar.)
(stock
Co.,
Bros.
6%
The list does not include divi¬
week,
1-20
(quar.)
Mfg.
Bloch
give the dividends announced in previous
we
2-
125c
(quar.)
Corp.
Loan
(E.
Birtman
weeks and not yet paid.
$1.50
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
i .1./ \ .1, ;-(>j
Share
>
1-31
1-14
Year-end
15c
(quar.)
5%
2-
30c
Co.
Works
i
Company
$1
Gossett
&
25c
(quar.)
Governor
(quar.)
&
1
Hardware
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
32-
Beech Aircraft Corp
15c
34%c
____
a*
Name of
1
135c
(quar.)
& Mfg.
2-1
Power
W.)
preferred
2-
50c
Apartments, $6 1st pfd. (quar.)
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
1-15
3-
175c
2-15
(quar.)___,
(J. B.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin
5.04%
$1.121/2
(quar.)
Williams
$75c
(quar.)
Corp.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.,
Beaux-Arts
1
When
Share
Paper Co., Ltd.—
B
2-
1
$1.40
(quar.)
common
5y2%,conv. preferred
&
(quar.)
2-
17'/2c
preferred
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (qaur.)__
4'A%
$1
A
2-15
Virginia
West
Company
Bathurst Power
>
$2
(quar,)
Extra
7%
'
■
.
50c
Mills,
Wellington
(quar.)
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
14c
(417)
(quar.)
Products
(annual)
*
10
(418)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Per
Name of
Company
Federal Grain,
Share
When
Per
Name of
(quar.).
2-
t35c
62'Ac
Products,
1
1-17
1-29
1-
8
Inc.—
6%
prior
preferred
(quar,)—_______—_
Fidelity & Deposit iMd.) (quar.)
Fidelity Fund (special from net long-term
capital
gains
distribution realized
from
2-
75C
1
1-17
1-31
$1.50
1-14
of
sales
securities
payable
in
cash
Stock
Bank
dividend
2%
Sterling, 7% pfd. (quar,)..—________
Fiuor Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
1-
1-25
1-21
1-23
1-14
t30c
& Chemical—
2-
1
2-
1
2-
Ford
X2'A%
tl7'Ac
1-21
1-14
Franklin
Co.,
Ltd.,
- 4VS»;%"
pref. (s-a)__
Canada, Ltd. (increased)
Insurance (111.)
(increased)
Co.
Life
of
Stores
(quar.)
Companies Ltd. (quar.)
Froedtert Corp. (quar.)
dividend
on
dividend
on
Stock
dividend
Fruehauf
on
Trailer
Co..
5%-
Ingersoll
3-30
3-10
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.)_____
—
6-30
2 7c
(quar.)——
Industries, Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Baking Co. (quar.)—_____________
Finance
Foods,
"A"
General
Mills,
General
Motors
$5
.
Inc.,
1-18
3-1
2-7
2-
common
1-13
1
2-15
2-
2-
1
12-17
5-25
5-10
2-
1
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
1-10
933Ac
2-
1
$1.50
2-15
$1.50
.—
2-
1-10
57c
(quar.)
2-
Jack
1
Public Service—
47c
$6 preferred (quar.)———
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
preferred
General
(quar.)
Public
Special
(quar.)
Steel
Wares
Co..
Jacobs
12-31
12-31
37'Ac
2-15
5c
(quar.)_
2-15
1-17
1-14
2-15
1-14
25c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.);
57c
2-1
1-8
General Telephone
Co.
preferred
4%
preferred
50c
(quar.)
57c
Co.
pfd. (quar.)
1
1
1-10
2-1
1-20
common
preferred
1-15
(quar.)
1
3-5
1-25
5%
2-15
12-15
56'Ac
.__—
2- 1
1-15
America
45c
2-2
4-14
3-18
(initial)
50c
3-15
2-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preference (quar.)
f50c
1-31
Co.,
77c
______
pfd.
new
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(quar.)
com.
.
Gould-National Batteries,
4'/2%
preferred
common
(N.
Graham
5%
Corp.,
Paige
Union
42'/2c
Co.
Y.)
(s-a)
pfd.
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
$2
(accum.)
31'Ac
(quar.)
25c
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)_.—
—56'Ac
Great Lakes Towing, common
(quar.)—___
25c
Great West Coal Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)__
Griesedieck Co., 5% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.—
(From investment income)
Guardian
Mutual
Fund
preferred
(quar.)__.
$5 preferred
Gypsum
—
(quar.)
&
(quar.)_
(one shr. for each 9 shrs. held)
Co., Ltd., 57c pfd. (quar.)
2nd
common
issue
(quar.);
Hartz
Marx
(quar.)
2-1
5-2
1-10
2-
1
1-24
Leslie
Salt
50c
3-10
2-25
Lewis
Bros.,
F.)
Light (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
;
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6%
conv.
preferred B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Higbee Co., 57c - preferred (quar.):
Higbie
Mfg.
Co.,
common
preferred
(initial)
Biggins, Inc.
Holly Sugar Corp.,
dividend
will
common
not
be
3-18
$1.37Vz
2-
1
1-20
Liquid Carbonic,
1-24
1-14
Little
3-11
2-28
4-
50%
40c
1-14
Lockheed
1-20
Lockwood-Dutchess Inc.
56'Ac
2-
Loew's
1-25
1-
1-12
2-15
2-
35c
3-15
3-
1
2-
1
1-13
2-15
1-25
$1.25
on
2-
1
1-15
15c
2-
1
1-14
12'/2c
4-
1
3-15
6-
1
2-28
quarterly
the
Stock
57c
30c
distribution
convertible
25%
preferred
(quar.)
Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5 1st preferred
Home Insurance Co. (quar.)
Horn
Hardart
&
Border's,
Hotel
Inc.
(N
Y)
(N.
preferred
Y.)
com.
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp.—
Common (quar.)
33A%
12-31
Mansfield
2-1
12-31
Macco
1
1-14
50c
2-1
1-3
30c
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
(quar.)__
60c
2-
1
1-20
25c
C
2-1
$$2.50
(quar.)
Syracuse, Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
(P.
4Vfe%
(s-a)
2-
2-
1-20
2-
1-20
2-15
1
3-
95C
3-
1
2-14
$1
3-
1
2-14
$1.05
3-
1
$1 12V.
$1.12 >/2
3-
Corp.
&
1-14
1-20
1
gains
New
New
2-10
$3
4-15
3-31
933Ac
4-15
3-31
60c
$1
4.15
3.31
$1.10
4-15
3-31
1-31
New
New
York
York,
29c
4-29
4-19
New
7-29
7-19
$5
29c
10-31
10-21
New
2-
1
8
2-
1
1-17
$4.50
2-
1
1-14
4'/27*
3-
1
2-
1-25
1-10
1
1-17
3-
1
2-
$1.12'A
$l5c
2-
Grain,
B
(quar.)
York
Newberry
Norfolk
47*
(J.
Pacific
12-31
1-24
1
1
1-17
3-
3
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-10
Northwest
B
net
end
1
2-15
Okonite
11-19
$1
2-
1
1-21
15c
2-
1
1-18
10c
2-
1
1-18
25c
3-
1
2-
25c
2-
1
1-14
$1.04
2-
1
2-
1
&
Co.
(quar.
Otis
25c
1-25
1-15
Outlet
Overbrook
t31'Ac
2-
1
1-15
$1.06'A
2-
1
1-
7
$1
2-
1
1-
7
Elevator
Co.
$1.25
Pacific
(quar.)
net
from
cash
long
the
or
;
Co.
2-15
1-19
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
4
2-
1
1-14
933Ac
2-
1
1-15
—
A
1-14
1-10
1-31
1-20
1-31
1-15
10c
1-25
1-
29C
2-18
3
12-31
2-
1
12-31
2-
1
1-14
30c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
Peerless
22-
2-
1
1-14
1
1-14
1
1-10
3-14
2-
4-
32 '/2c
3-18
1
7
75c
1-26
$1.50
1-31
1-13
20c
1-20
12-31
1-
4
28 %c
2-
1
25c
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
10c
2-
1
1-14
50c
1
3-21
1
1-18
1-28
1-14
1-29
1-14
50c
2-
1
1-14
10c
3-31
3-15
3-
2-
$1.06 V4
$1.12'/2
1
4
1-15
2-
1-21
f 25c
(quar.)
dividend)-
1-31
tlOc
1
2-15
1-15
2-15
2-
1
1-28
1-
3
50c
1-28
1-
3
$2.25
1-26
1-21
$5
1-20
1-
4
25c
1-25
1-
5
$1.25
2-
1
1-14
31'Ac
2-
1
1-14
5%
(stock
57*
62 '/2
Co.
Corp.
preferred
4-
2-
40c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-14
20c
—
Co.,
1-20
t$l
(quar.)
4-
1
50c
2-15
1-20
10c
3-
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Intermountain Express—
dividend
Lighting Corp,
Casualty
Co.
(quar.)
(New
Peninsular Telephone Co.
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Hamp.)
:——.
5c
35c
common
6% preferred
(quar.)__
Penn Traffic Co.
(s-a)
-preferred
4.25%
preferred
3-18
1
1-10
2-28
1
2-18
1-31
1-
7
25c
1-28
1-21
25c
(quar.)
2-
1-
1
7
25c
•
(quar.)
2-15
1-25
33c
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd.,
1
1-25
25c
$1.32 preferred
$15c
1-20
20c
(quar.)
Pacific Western Oil, 4
7* pfd. (quar.)
Packard-Bell Co..
Paragon Electric
(quar.)———
Parke, Davis & Co.
(quar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert (quar.)
$15c
2-10
—
Pacific
1
4
37'/2c
(quar.)
Fiberglas Corp
Finance, 57* preferred
4.24%
IIIIZ
1-14
60c
1-19
$3
(quar.)
1-20
1-28
50c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
A
1
20c
6-16
75C
(quar.)
1-21
2-
$1.25
3-17
sale
(s-a)
2-25
_—
1-31
term
stock__
2-25
1
1
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
50c
~~~
1
4-
25c
3-31
1-20
4-
15c
*25c
2-
7
4
$1.12'/2
$1.12'/2
t25c
Stock
5
22-
$1.25
(year-end)
Arms
1-
1
5c
1
class
Owens-Corning
Pacific
1-29
3-
3-10
RR.—
(quar.)
(extra)-.
Co.
1
2-
)
Hartford
(quar.)—
Products
1-31
2-
67'/2C
4% pfd.
Co. (quar.)—
Electric (increased
Manufacturing
Opellka
1-10
1
2-15
25c
Steel
1-10
1-20
1-15
2-
RR.—
Oliver Corp., 4'/2%
conv. pfd.
Ontario Loan &
Debenture
1
1
10c
Ontario
2-15
3
2-
in
convertible preferred
25c
2-
2-15
40c
(quar.)__
Town
4'A7*
2-15
$1.50
&
(quar.)
Corp., 40c pfd.
Olin Mathieson
Chemical
Old
1-12
1
sale
Northwestern States Portland
Cement (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities Ltd..
Shoe
2-
1-14
$1.01
from
payable
Extra'
Gas
1-14
1-21
invest¬
of
(quar.)
Nunn-Bush
1
I
1-31
25c
(s-a)__
Co.
Engineering,
Extra
Class
22-
$1.50
—
3
2-18
of
1-17
20c
Hampshire (quar.)
Northern States Power
(Minn.), com. (quar.)
Northwest Airlines.
4.067*
pref.
1-17
2-
25c
1-15
New
2-
56'Ac
1
1-27
$1.183A
(quar.)_
Ry.
1-24
III
2-
75c
Telephone
RR.
3-
_
1-15
(initial quar.)
Louis
preferred
Northern
5%
(quar.)
1
50c
(s-a)
11'Ac
(quar.)
1-20
2-
12'/2c
33A%>
Northern
2-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Ry. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Corp., common
Ohio
12-31
60c
Illinois Gas, common
6 7* preferred
(quar.)
Northern Liberties Gas
Northern
2-
$1.23
(quar.)_
convertible
5
2-28
plus
(quar.)
J.),
7
60c
Northern
ZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
share
per
from
St.
Cloth
7
1-
1-15
Co
& Western
adj.
Northern
$1.50
Wire
1-
1
15c
(quar.)
1-20
Ltd.—
class
New
I
2-
1-31
(quar.)
Haven
preferred
dividendTII
pfd.
New
2-15
1
7
1
;
1
1-31
1-
56'Ac
State
Oklahoma
III
&
3-15
2-
'
3-15
58c
year
Merchandise
preferred
2-18
___
Co.
of
RR.
(quar.)
Corp.
4
6
2-24
1
-1-28
t20c
Electric & Gas, com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
33A7*
5C
2-
Fire
York
J8c
40c
1-11
share
:
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
56'Ac
96'Ac
1-11
4-
56'Ac
RR
(quar.)
preferred A
York
29c
15c
preferred
preference
Class
McCall
Co.,
Chicago
1-21
3
a
Central
York
1-31
1-17
1
3-10
—
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
com.
(22c
and
Common
67*
3-
30c
r._
1-
2-
2-1
2-
stock)
York
1-15
__
preferred
realized
Valley
McCabe
or
2-16
1
1-27
,.
3c
(quar.)
Fund
income
2-15
3-15
40c
i2y2c
preferred
New York Air
Brake Co.
1-10
1-14
2-10
$1.50
(quar.)
from
2-10
1-31
1-15
3-1
96Vic
96'Ac
& Co.
net capital
gains realized
securities)- (Latter distribution
1-31
$1.24
payable in
Massawippi
30c
England
cash
2-16
J15c
Inc.
preferred
ment
$1
1
1-15
1
$1.05
(quar.)
$$1.25
Rubber
distribution
New
20c
12-
1-15
1
72'/3c
2-15
2-
1
40c
$105
1
$2.40
1
IZI7Z
at
2-25
Theatres,
3-10
(quar.)
15
2-
1-14
1-14
2-
Ltd.
Neisner
2-
(quar.)__
securities
called on Feb.
this
dividend)
SI
1-15
1-14
-
2-
'
1
City Bank (N. Y.)___
National Department
Stores (quar.)
National Lead
Co., 6% preferred B
(quar.)
National Tea
Co., 4.207* pref. (entire issue
1-11
$1.00
Marshall
of
National
1
2-15
1-17
1
1
2-
(quar.)
Airlines (quar.)
Chemical & Mfg.
National
2-
1
1-31
22-
7;
2-
"
(quar.)
preferred
75c
50c
Field
&
Co.
(quar.)
Mary Chess. Inc. (initial)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Special
4.64 7c
National
133AC
5c
1
$1.50
62 '/2C
(quar.62VaC
Mills
Brothers, 43A%
Neptune Meter Co., new
o7i/„c
87'Ac
I
Rice
3-11
1-31
1-21
,
2-14
3-10
2-
$1.09 "
Co. (quar.)
Bridge Corp
2-14
2-
1-21"
"
share for each
1
50c
(quar.)
par.
(one
3-25
15c
2- 1
40c
(quar.)
40c
Co.—
convertible
Tire
1
(Fort
(quar.)
&
Mount-Royal
50c
1-20
1
2-14
3-
2-
(quar.)
Maytag
10c
1*
1-31
10c
1-
$1.10
Narragansett Electric,
4'/2%
15c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
,
R.)
capital
1
Co.
nreferred
12-31
quar.)__
2-28
,
3-10
9nn%
preferred B (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares (quar.)_j
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
1
25c
(increased
Extra
4%
37'Ac
2-
1-15
1-14
4%
Mallory
shares)
1-29
Mailman
5%
new
1-31
35c
(stock
Theatres
preferred
Steel
1
1-14
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4'A7c
preferred A (quar.)
,
Hope
1-14
(quar.)
Lynchburg Gas
M R A Holdings, Ltd., 5%
2-15
Diablo
Mount
1-31
pfd. (quar.)
3-1
Mount
1-31
117
4.967c
Lukens
1-10
2-
1-31
*
1
"
Co.—
dividend,
1-14
1
1
2-15
2-
$1.20
Z
$2.25 preferred
series A
Stock
1-18
2-
1-31
Co.
Long
1
Vic
40c
Long-Bell Lumber (Mo.) (quar.)
Island Lighting
(quar.)__
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.167o
1-14
1-12
1-31
Boston
Corp.
■
'
60c
$1.12'A
common
Co.
Morrison-Knudsen
2-15
I3hc
Extra
3
1-31
1-31
Aircraft
&
2-15
$1.37 Vi
$1.37'A
~
(Philip) see Philip Morris
Plan Corp. of
America—
(quar.)
2-
125c
(quar.)
Original
1
10c
(This
common
RR.
1
53Vac
(quar.)
paid
Miami
2-
15c
1-14
1-14
60c
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp., com.
(quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
30c
1
1
~~
I
1-21
1-17
2-25
1
22-
t20c
clas~s~~A
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)___
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
12-31
3-
20c
30c
37'AC
—
Common
29c
7
IIIZZIIII
3-15
1
Morris
1-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(John)
Morris
1-10
1-15
prior
$1
;
1
1-31
1-11
1-26
2-1
20c
~
2-14
15c
$2.50
3
1-18
1-20'
Co.—
Engineering,
Morrell
IIIII"
(quar.)
2-
30c
(quar.)
convertible
Lincoln
1-15
1-
1-31
series C
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
-
Chemical
preferred
5c
40c
(quar
Life Insurance
(quar.)
Printing, common
3-18
5c
B
pfd.
National
1
Power
Power
1-31
2-10
preference
Morgan
20c
$1.75
Wayne, Ind.)
4
1
Brooklyn, N. Y.
(quar.)__
1
$1.25
(quar.))
~"
I_ I
Ltd.
4-
933Ac
pfd.
preferred
2-
1
iq_
Co.
4-
35c
Co., common (quar.)
33A % preferred (quar.)____
Hercules Powder Co., 57c
Products,
2-15
24-
$6
1-14
____
+15
683,4c
Hecht
Steel
t$1.25
1-21
1
$1.25
4%
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co.—
Montana
1-15
1-15
1-31
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Monsanto
1
iquar.)
(quar.)
50c
'
(quarj
(quar.):
$12'Ac
Corp. of America, 4'/27c pfd. (quar.)__
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Industries Inc. (quar.)__
-Hayes Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Hercules
Lincoln
2-15
40c
Electric
(J.
1-15
Monongahela
2-
2-1
2-15
—
preferred
1
1-13
50c
Mission Dry
Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light, $6
pld. (quai.fjL:
4.36 7*
preferred
<quar.)__
preferred
1-14
1-20
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
2-
62
(James) & Sons, 3.85%" "p~fdl
~(qu~ar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (increased quar.)__
Lerper Stores, Corp., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
1
$1.60
$1.25
of
$1.50 pfd.
preferred
4.40%
1
1-21
1
—
&
4.80 7*
12-31
2
1-31
—-
Ontario Paper
(increased quar.)
Maid Corp.,
common
(quar.)
prior .preferred
(quar.)
National
~
dividend
2-
1st
3-11
2-
15c
Lees
1-21
$5.50
Minnesota
1-17
3-
_.
Leece-Ncville Co
6-1
$1.12'/2
Hat
5%
1-17
3-1
Minneapolis-Moline,
1
1-21
22-
1-20
quar.)—__
4.50%
15c
2-18
$1.22 'A
1-31
933Ac
___j_
40c
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
1
Stock
4-
$1
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lee Rubber & Tire (quar.)
2-
$1.25
(fc'iar.)
preferred
conv.
Hart Schaffner &
Hartford
B
25c
(quar.)
50c
133AC
$1
(quar.)
Candy Shops. Inc
Acceptance Corp., Ltd
17'/2c
^Harris (A.) Co.. 5'/27c preferred (quar.)__
Harris-Seybold Co. (stock-dividend)
Harshaw Chemical, common (quar.)
4'/2%
5-24
1-14
—
outstanding)
(quar.)_______________III
$1.20
2-18
6-13
4-14
1
1%
Secord
J40c
Canada, Ltd.
Cotton
pfd.
6%
Laurentide
3-10
2-10
2
2-
62 '/2c
(quar,)
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
IIIIIIII
Lancaster Corp.
(increased quar.)
Lane Bryant, 4'/2%
preferred (quar.)I """"
1-15
Co.—
Harnischfeger Corp.,
57c
preferred
2-
1
5-
35c
20c
preferred
30c
of
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.
div.
$1.16
$1.16
$60c
Alabastine
(quarterly)
Quarterly
Stock
1
3-18
Laura
$1.25
.
Hagan Corp.
(quar.)
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar,)
Halle Brothers Co., common
Hamilton
2-
J60c
Lime
Increased
Haloid
2-15
1-14
3-
35c
__
ZIIi;
3-31
1-18
3
1-21
1
Co.___;—
& Rhoades,
4'A% preferred
Minneapolis Gas Co. (increased
$4.20
IIIIIIIIIII"!
I I7I7ZII
;
1-28
1-
1
3-
Miller
3
f25c
(quar.)
Increased seipi-annual
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16
1-26
$1.25
(quar.),
Extra
10c
1-
1
2-
32 '/2c
Lafayette National
Class
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
t8%c
1
Chemical Corp.—
1-10
1-31
2-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
1-31
1
1-21
11111111
1
1-14
12'/2c
1-21
1
_
1
33c
.
1
2-
Piping
$3.85
__
___:
2-
income)
Electric
1
1-
en-
Stores
2-
(quar.)
$1.09
preferred
2-
2-21
(quar.)
preferred
Middle States Petroleum
Corp.—
Stock
dividend
2-25
2-
$25
preferred
3-11
1-29
45c
(quar.)
4.90%
50c
1
(s-a)
4.40%
3
2-
$1.183A
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
Midwest
1-10
1
1
1
(quar.)
1
1-14
22-
3-
15c
(quar.)
1
1
1
1
533Ac
;_
33-
12'Ac
common
A
1-20
1
1
5
30c
Corp.,
2-
2-
2-
1-
$1.06'A
Manufacturers Insurance
Co.
12-20
1
en-
(quar.)—
6-
40c
(accum.)
2-18
Inc.
1
2-
i
common
(quar.)_
.3-
Co.
preferred
Y.)
Meyercord
1-20
1
3-
12-20
50c
1
t$1.75
interest
preferred
Shoe
43A%
Mercnants &
1
2-
1
plus
(quar.)
3
1-31
ZZ-III
its
(quar.)
:—
preferred
(quar.)—
Frank
Minute
(quar.)
convertible
2-15
37'/2c
(quar.)__
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (Pa.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5
$12'Ac
&
&
1-10
1-21
2-
20%
$0.3542
common
2nd
1
1-28
2-
25c
share
per
7-
55c
Co., 5V27c pfd. (quar.)Ill
La Crosse Telephone Corp.
(quar.)
_7Z7
Laclede Steel (quar.)
1-20
56'Ac
(quar.)
Grace National Bank
Grand
(quar.)—
3-
3-19
$106
in
preferred
Melville
Light—
Testers, Inc.
Kuhlman
1
at
2-
35c
(quar.)_
Kroger Co., 7% second pfd."~(quarl)
Kresge (S. S.) Co._____
1-10
4-
113c
preferred "C"
Kobacker
1-12
from
Kimberly-Clark, 4% pfd. (quar.)__7
Knudsen Creamery, 60c
preferred (quarlj_~
1-21
$1.75
Globe-Wernicke
12-13
$1.12 '/2
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4'/27o preferred (quar.)
Kawneer Co. (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A
Glatfelter
1
1
1
3C
Vegetable Parchment (increased)
Kansas City Power &
Light
3.80 7c preferred
(quar.)
4 7c preferred (quar.)
III.IllIIIII
1-10
22-
Canada—
(quar.);
Aluminum
Corp.,
Meier
1-10
1-10
7
33A%
1-10
1
IIIIIIIII
&
1
1
Johnson—
Common
1-10
1-25
57c
dividend)
com.
22-
2-
$1.20
Kalamazoo
2-1
25c
$1.121/2
—
(P. H.) Co.—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of
Semi-annual
—____;—
2nd
Johnston
1-20
75c
(quar.)_
(stock
2-
1-10
(increased)
(quar.)
Co.,
Johnson &
1-10
2-
$1.27'A
quar.)
Brothers,
$4.50
Products
2-
$1.25
Gimbel
Gladden
2-1
27'/2c
.
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
Tea
Kaiser
preferred
Gillette
1-8
Southwest—
General Waterworks Corp., 5.10%
preferred
Jewel
47c
(quar.)
S'A%
2-1
55c
the
of
$2.20
22'/2c
1
t25c
dividend
Jervis
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2
preferred
(quar.)
2-
A_IIIIII
___I27777I
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power
General
4V2%
4.30%
Mead
Feb.
on
called
3-15
50c
—
being
2-
'
25%
dividend
4'A%
1-10
•
51c
(s-a)
(F. L.) preferred
Stock
1-17
tlOc
(quar.)_.
1-31
1-10
1
26C
& Oilier Engraving Co.
(quar.)__IIIII
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
57c
preferred A (quaj\)____
~~~
Jarecki Corp.
7I7II77_7I~"Z
1-14
1-31
87'Ac
——
Ltd.
1
1
1
50c
(15c
$2.50
——
1
*25c
Jahn
2-
2-
62'Ac
—
Corp., common
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
Heintz, Inc.,
preferred
12-31
$1
—
Shoe
General
1
$1.37'A
—_—
Utilities
„
General
partic. preferred
&
.*
is
2-14
3-30'
100%
Co.
dividend.
preferred
2-
583Ac
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
$4.36- preferred
(quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.)___
Island Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
Advertising—-
preferred
Stock
2-
preferred
and
&,
$3
par) (quar.) ______
($5 part
(quar.)
tire.y from dividend
1-10
1-14
G.)
1-31
2-28
62'/2c
(reduced)
Mcyuay Norrts Mfg., 'common
(quar.)
3-
"771117
(quarterly derived
1-10
62 'Ac
($100
1
(Arthur
(N.
(quar.)
$1.40
convelrible preferred
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp., 47c
pfd. (s-a)_
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Investors Mutual Inc.
1-15
1-25
pfd.
2-
McKee
55c
security profits)
Ltd.,
77c
preferred
International Utilities
Corp.,
$1.40 convertible preferred
1
15C
(quar.)
7%
McKay
50c
(initial)
Fund
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of
Corp.—
General Outdoor
$4
1-31
87'Ac
(quar.)——,—.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_.
General
1-18
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
1-15
1-15
1-14
2-28
50c
—
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
f30c
McGraw
1
1
52 '/2C
(extra»_
Breweries,
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance
Interchemical Corp., com.
1-15
56'Ac
—.—.—
(s-a)
$3.50 pfd.
1
1-31
25C
(quar.)'
Corp.—
preferred
Insuranshares Ctfs.
Interior
1-15
2-
$1
Gar Wood
General Electric Co.
5%
2-11
2-11
2-1
Stock
(quar.)_i
When
Share
.
Co., 5 7* preferred (s-a)
Electric Co. (stock
dividend)
Machine (stock dividend)
1-15
2-
tirety
II
(quar.)
com.
from
1
15c
50c
20c
1
12»Ac
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., com. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—
and
3-
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
income
3-
$1
preferred
General
9
pfd.
new
Growth
2-1
50c
22C
com. (s-a)
9-
62Vic
preferred
common
9-30
Institutional
Co..
prelerred
2-
55 'Ac
2 7c
Telephone 4.807c
Rand
1
$2.50
this
7
II
2%
_____—-
2-
'•',
t
McCormick &
•
(quar.
________—
common
conv.
preferred
Indiana
6-10
12-31
53'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
1-14
7
1-14
1
,
.
1-31
(quar.I—————
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.,
(quar.)____
25c
common
Co.,
preferred
General
1-14
1
4 'A 7c
Imperial Tobacco Co, of Canada Ltd.—
47c
preferred (quar.)
Incorporated Investors
ZZZZZZZZ
1-17
1-
2-
2-
$1.25
I'll
(quar.)
1-27
—
20c
t25c
Per
Name of Company
A (entire issue
ser.
"1-24
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp.,
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
General
1-25
1-21
'
*
McCoIL-Frontenac Oil, Ltd. (increased
quar.)
McC'ord
Corp., common
(quar.)
$1
20c
common
5%
4.087c
12-31
1
;
$25c
common
Stock
Gabriel
4.707c
Refining Co.—
Stock
4%
1-20
12-31
60c
—
Franklin
Fraser
Frontier
4.42%
1
2-11
2-
7~
pfd.
conv.
preferred
preferred
4.267c
1-20
1-15
25c
non-cum
4.207c
Foote Brothers Gear & Machine, com. (quar.)
tuvaC
53A% convertible preferred (quar.)_____~$0.2156'A
Motor
6%
1
30c
called
for redemption
on
March
1
at
$57.50 per sh. plus this div.) Convertible
to Jan. 31_____
Illinois Power, common
(quar.)
I
1-11
1
933Ac
Foundation
6
2-
$1.75
—
Machinery
1
(Jersey City J-—
*——
Firth
Food
2-
2-
25c
47c preferred A (quar.)
Illinois Brick Co. (increased).
Illinois Central RR.—
62 >/2C
National
Holderi
Payable of fiec
$1
Extra
or
stock)
When
Share
Light & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator tquar.)__
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. <quar.)__I__IIIII
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., B pfd (s-a)
Hygrade'Food Products, 57c pfd. B (quar.)__
,
First
Company
Houston
$1.40 redeemable preference
Fibreboard
Holier$
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Monday, January 24, 1955
2-15
1-25
3214c
2-15
1-23
2-15
1-17
t75c
$$1.5a
20c
1
1-
3
1-10
$1.06
3-
1
2-13
$1.06 y*
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(Continued
2-
1-25
2-
1
1-14
Co.—
on
page 44)
•
Volume 181v
Number 5397
.
/. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(419)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
39 Vb Sep
22
99
25
Jun
Range for Year 1954
Highest
Lowest
47% Jan
5
Jan
29
112
40 % Nov
106
49% Apr
115% Apr
Jan
YORK
NEW
Highest
Abbott
8
Laboratories
4%
20
preferred
8V4 Sep
3% Sep
15
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
30% Sep
14
49% May 25
20
31
26% Jan
6
25 yt Sep 14
23% Dec 29
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
44% Nov 29
Adams
36% Feb
25
24% Jan
31
Aug 20
Adams-Mills
58-
89
Nov
30
29y8 Dec
8
14
9% Jan
•
51
Dec
48
1
■
16
18% Dec
<;
Jun
59% Jan
.
7% Sep 14
49% Sep
22% Oct
27
32% Jan
31
.
6
10% Mar
52
Nov
29% Jan
8
114% Jan
5
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
-
49
3% Apr
14
ACF-Brill
30
ACF
Jan
30
5%
31
Acme
Mar
Dec
54 Va
Dec
29
123
Dec
29
155% Feb
3
172
July 29
2 Va Jan
4
14
Co__
$3
Air
Sep
Sep
130
78
14
■
15
152
Jan
5
Gas
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
15
39
Jan
6
1
104
Feb
4
18
98
91
Sep
87% Sep
preferred
w
8% Oct
6
,
May
10% Mar
76% Jan
2
Dec 29
22
Mar 25
33
Jan
40% Jan
28
87
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
86
Oct
<
2
Dec
29
29
210
Dec
23
Dec
27
20
106
Dec
13
Alleghany
15% Dec
30
Allen
Industries
104% Dec
20
Allied
1% Dec
Kid
19% Dec
16
8
26
Jan
37% Jan
40 y4 Sep 29
55% Dec '3
Allied
3
2
45 va Jan
2
93va Jan
'90
103
Jan
97
July 14
74% Nov
17
3%%
May 28
124% Nov 17
4.08%
4
85% Nov 24
Alpha
58% Jan
4
92
Dec
20
20
47
11
78
Dec
29
Jan
Aluminium
~~3% Feb" 16
15
Amalgamated
6%
convertible
189% Jan
5
166
Jan
4
230
Dec
17
Amerada
Jan
7
91
Nov
23
Amer
29
American
2
75% Jan
6
57
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
3y2%
26 % Sep
15
29% July 8
99
Dec 17
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
American
98
Feb
18
105% Dec
17
4 y2 %
20% Feb
2
16% Jan
4
32% Dec
20
American
66
Jan
6
56
Jan
4
12% Jan
29
9
Jan
4
47
26
37% Jan
20
4
30% Oct
21
96
40% Jan 27
15
11
15% Mar 20
15
11
16% Jun
Feb
3% Sep
31% Feb
40 % Apr
15% Mar 19
15
15
Jun
9
40
14% Jan
15
22% Dec
Nov
6%
5
15 Va Dec
20
58
Dec
41
2nd
20
Brake
4%
25% Dec
American
23
49% Jun
29
American
Can
21
1,800
97%
*96
preferred
100
Arma
of
Co
Cyanamid
31% Jan 20
26% Jan
39% Dec
17% Feb
4
11% Sep
16
May 25
8% Jan
25
19
40
407/b
Ltd
Metal
23
.American
American
Motors
7
American
Natural
27% Dec
30
American
News
32% Jan
4
42 Va Dec
31
American
7
73% Nov 23
Amer
12% Sep
21
15% Feb
4
4
24% Dec
22
Amer Rad
171% Feb
6
8
180% Nov
9
42% Jan
13
4
4
35% Dec
18
117% Dec
30
25% Sep
21
40% Aug 10
127
Feb
36
Mar 31
118% Jun
2
22
Oct
42%
42%
43%
70
69
69
4%
34%
34%
25'%
*25
26
31%
31%
32
32
107'%
*106
*106
21
*111
28'/a
52 Ve
29%
28
28%
53%
51%
52%
100
*106%
2
22%
20
*26
10%
11
12
%
29,600
49'/a
9,100
No par
28 Va
27%
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
10,700
No par
40
40%
40
40%
41
41%
41%
42
42
43 Va
13,700
B__No par
68
70
67
G9%
69 va
70
68'%
68%
69
69
Co
cl
Sany common
22 Va
5
Refg
*179
51
par
No par
com
44
100
Co
167va
25
common
156
Jan
4
178% Dec
July
1
66% Dec
Jun
22
138% Feb
10
6%
45% Dec
20
-American
5T
27%
Jan"
2
Sep 11
94% Dec
17
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
68
Sep 21
89% Dec
21% Jan
5
97
Jan
Dec
29
45% Feb 26
43% Sep
15
57
Jan
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
15% Jan
6
29
7
-
•
4
23% Aug
3
71% May
4
93
Feb
4
3
95% Feb
4
$4
4
21% Sep
15
12% Jan
73
-
30
May
Jan
28
39%
American
Amer
$5
94% Sep 27
29% Jan
4
52
Dec
45% Jan
4
59
Nov 23
30'
Jan
5
41% Aug 13
Jan
6
109% Nov 24
6%
*
25
31% Dec
9
106% Mar
6
For footnotes m
pace 22.
100
8%
83/s
8%
30%
30 %
30'%
51
51
51
51
45%
43%
44%
45
46
167%
166 %
167%
*166%
39%
39%
39%
40
125
*122
*40
40%
54'%
45%
167%
40'%
*123%
125%
223/a
*179
20
8%
19,500
30%
2,400
53
44%
167
40 Vs
125
124%
32%
32 y4
32%
32%
32%
56%-
54%
55 %
53%
54'%
corn—100
66
66
65
66
66%
66%
66 3/8
66%
*6634
139
139
137%
138%
137%
16
15'%
14%
15%
173 %
174%
173 Va
65%
65%
132%
131%
25
65
100
132%
25
com
41%
—100
Works
Co
118
corn..5
series
138%
15%
100
Co
Corp
138%
10%
25
42%
common..No par
66%
132
41
118%
42%
117%
-10%
27
15%
174
118
66%
130%
42
117%
67%
700
450
4,100
77,200
31,800
132
1,570
26,500
1,110
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,700
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27 Vb
1,300
23%
23%
7,300
23%
2334
89
89
89
90 %
82%
82
82%
82%
83%
1,400
19 Vb
18%
19%
18%
1934
11,000
94%
94%
95%
460
23%
24%
88
88
18
18%
18
%'
'""l'8%
25
94%
95
50
48
49%
47%
175
42
82
No par
67
130%
15%
119
24%
Cable
174%
138
41%
87
Ac
15%
1183%
80%
94
3,600
67 Va
42%
85%
«.
7,300
5438
118'%
23
conv
32%
41%
82
-
160
54
*118'/4
87
1
170
1,200
32%
42%
24%
com
66%
131'%
40'%
125
117%
86
Smelt
174%
66'%
130'%
132
23 %
&
174%
174%
66%
1,460
29,300
10%
*26%
!
15%
174%
16
55%
45%
167
27
10%
27
138 J/2
2,100
49,400
3%
8
124%
139%
23%
30'%
55%
5
1,200
179 %
32%
125
81
Wire
50 %
44%
*166
167 %
100
Anaconda
»
"
18%'
94%
49 y8
81
♦94
49 %
55%
56%
55%
56%
56
34%
35%
34'%
34%
34%
94%
7
'
*94
1,880
50%
48%
49%
49
49%
58,200
56%
56
56
55
56'%
1,470
35 Va
2,400
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
8%
30%
preference..No par
prior
Anchor
Jun
51
8%
30%
prior
Lead
22%
179
55%
common
Woolen
Zinc
179
30
preferred
conv
22%
22%
179%
33
preferred—;
Anaconda Copper Mining
29
8%
22 Ve
*179
55
Tobacco
Tel
Viscose
Water
123
22%
179
32%
preferred
*
25% Aug 27
94
21%
179
1
preferred
7%
66
17
23 Va
179%
29
100
29
Preferred
200
49
preferred
American
6,400
27%
12
Sumatra
27
400
25
27'%
10%
American
Aug 13
107
23%
493/8
121
59
*10%
107
23%
27%
12'/4
77% Aug
3
143% Oct 27
11% Sep
11
*25
10 3/4
5
28
*10%
23%
23%
48%
6
9
27
23%
12
16% Dec
17
*25
50 %
142% Nov
9% July
107
107
23%
27%
12%
8
25% Feb
*106%
*106%
23 Va
*25%
100
10%
25
2
20,800
49
10% Feb
10% Feb
4,900
553%
12
121% Jan
9
28 Vb
54'%
12,800
93%
48 %
19
10
27%
56
26
12%
16% July 30
161% Jan
5
13% Sep
28
5434
25'%
*92'%
47%
preferred
5%
27%
56%
93%
12
6%
5
28 %
53
26
48%
134
120 y2 Mar
*92'%
12%
14
4
600
25%
93%
10%
14
19
112'%
26%
92 va
28 vb
*
28
8%
&
49,400
48
27%
120% Sep
30% Apr
1113%
•
10%
Refining
113% Jan
112'%
22
12
Sugar
5
21'%
5
Co
7
21%
112'%
112
1,300
107%
21%
22 %
20
500
1
Stores
Jan
107
*106
107 %
97
25%
26
93%
*106%
23%
21%
112
*96'%
Co...No par
American
60% Jan
107
*106
21%
114
No par
American
119
107%
20%
*111
25%
8
4
*106
22 Va
*92 %
17
22
107
114
26%
31
Jan
96%
25%
31%
74% Dec
9
96%
26%
62% Nov
35% Oct
2,800
97
32% Dec
111% Dec
4,700
11%
31%
5
55
66%
*11%
*25%
4
10
1134
*96 %
25% Aug 30
24
66
11%
31 %
44 y8 Jan
23
65%
11%
26%
50
59% Dec
200
66
67
97
58
128% Dec
35%
31%
47% Nov 24
152% Jun
353%
11%
30%
7 %v
35%
*25%
2
Feb
*34%
*96 va
15
Apr
12,300
35%
31%
Feb
12
1,000
4%
26%
Sep
Jan
69%
4%
65%
93%
Co
600
434
65%
93
com
4,900
36%
97
100
Snuff
*34
36%
31 %
49
Mar 20
60
55,700
152
25%
38
May 12
'145
900
54%
4%
11%
8%
&
36
*69
65%
30 Vb
American
53%
4%
11 Va
*96 Va
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries —No par
36
*34
4%
66
5
27
152
11%
10
Sep
53 %
par
.No par
Co
& Std
Smelt
2d '/8
99
Gas
Chem
&
4%
25'/a
Safety Razor
Seating Co
American Ship Building Co..No
7%
26%
*2»"/4
*93'%
65
7
preferred
Amer
26%
29 vb
99
11'/b
American
40% Aug 17
125
Potash
*35
69%
American
4
*142
110%
42
31
May 24
45% Dec 30
52%
152
4%
26
57
170
*142
29%
1,800
Corp
Optical
34% Jan
27% Jan
150
*26%
*98
53%
42%
100
preferred
Molasses
39% Mar 24
144 % Jan
*143
52%
70%
1
1
50% Oct
6
150
53
4%
100
common
Products
14% May 12
5
50%
52%
27
>
1
111
com
convertible
5
Jan
99
41%
preferred.100
preferred
36% Jan 30
65% Jan 30
29%
*98
*69 '/a
1
Metals
&
Co
5
44
26%
*29%
98
50
& Fdry common
preferred
12
159% Jan
26%
29%
98
10
—5
com
100
22
7%
*140
109%
25%
*29 Va
30
100%
_1
Co
Co
preferred
16
25
SS
Locomotive
28 % Sep
14
Inc
Mach
11% Sep
51
10
common.—No par
29% Jan
Jan
3,200
Products
Co
9% Nov
Oct
26%
10
preferred
7% Jan
8% Dec
2.100
74
21,800
39% Jan
34
3,000
6334
27%
Va
43%
prior
5'%%
4
363%
fa
preferred
4 Va %
24
45 Va
36 %
6~
20
Investment Co of
American
6% Jan
443/i
36%
62
63
107
22% Feb
45 Va
36%
63
433/b
20
30
45%
36%
62%
69%
100% Jan
8% Jun 23
45%
36%
62%
com
Leather
&
Machine
24 Va Nov
45 va
36
62
43%
Metal
2
45%
35'%
62
43'%
Amer
Jan
45%
36%
61%
25%
29%
99V2
10
Electric
&
Amer
6
45%
36
13,600
noncumulative
31
30,100
45
American International Corp No
31
25,000
31,000
25
24
8%
42%
14
Jun
Dec
600
8%
16%
100
Dec
41 Va
16'%
Ice
25
41%
41%
8%
41Va
133%
American-Home
28
8 %
x40%
19%
16%
30y4 Nov 23
16% July
6
41% Dec 15
28,500
24
14
American
7
9%
ltf%
17
Jan
24
13%
28
4
8%
19'%
13 %
Nov
Jan
22%
*23
19%
17
Jun
19% Apr
25
13%
13
3.90%
23'%
16%
70
Amer
19%
13%
20
7%
9
22%
*22%
16%
convertible
5%%
8%
23%
13 Va
27
American
19%
22%
16%
32 y4 Oct
29
25
*19
14
28
21
*22%
19
17%
Jan
6%
23 Va
13 Va
Gas
13% Jan
700
40c
Hide
American
23 Va
19
41%
Tiling
Hawaiian
6%
22 Va
*22%
/
8%
100
Lines
American
169
5,800
Foreign Power—No par
54
11
200
353%
1,400
11
Jun
59
101
5,000
11
148
5„
35%
100
36
American
6
35%
26,400
35%
American
15% May
59%
101%
15%
35%
19% Jan
Mar 27
35%
2,900
66
15'%
35%
17% Jan
37
57 Va
*100
*65
15%
36%
2
31
36
29'%
36 %
19% Feb
15
*
59
29
36 %
16%
26% Feb 27
Dec
66
15%
100
29 %
104%
Secu_—No par
16
7% Jun 22
*6U
<-
2,500
*103
12%
4
42
29 %
15%
2,100
106
48%
24
18
35%
100
66
59,400
34
112%
21% Feb
Sep 14
59
35%
29%
22 va
106'%
33%
123/b
1
Feb
58%
100
*103
21%
105'%
48%
3'
15
15%
106
21%
106 Va
34%
V2
34
112%
7% May 17
2
*65
106
'
12%
44% Jan
9
29%
34
83%
48%
84% Jan
18% Feb
*103
21%
106%
83%
111'%
24% Mar 16
15
33%
83%
i
12%
86% Dec 31
13% Sep
21%'
105
83%
oo
48%
30
8
56 %
100
•
110%
Dec
Nov
1,200
'
13
12
105% Feb
83%
83
•
300
49
18
8
5,200
215
13
19% Sep
23
215%
217
48%
15% Sep
18% Jun
215%
15%
35 Va
23%
500
213%' 217%
110%
79% Jan
94% Jun
36
18%
66
14%
*
25%
29%
♦65
58%
22%
106
29'/a
15%
34'%
25%
-
13
4 % Dec
4
29%
34%
25%
33%
*103
66
35 %
104»%
33 Va
106
35
25%
21%
102
34%
»
35-
25%
49
42% Dec
94% Oct
21%
i
105
15
*56'/2
84
35
25% ;
110
28
28% July 27
83
3,800
*34
12%
&
29
212'%
250,700
33/8
48%
Export
Dec
211%
2 1A
3 Va
74
108 %
American
Apr
21% Dec
25'%
2%
3
13
27
107
22
-34%
25,800
2U
48
15% Dec
111
34%
*25 Va
40 Va
com
Co
European
4
35
745%
2iV
3^4
110
American
6
74
2IA
3-a
12%
American
19
74%
3%
48
9
85% Jan
74
2 %'
3% '
!>
f Iff
;a
1
23
12% Jan
74%
hi
12.50
Co
Dec
100% Jan
73%
o
3
*22%
preferred series C.100
4
73%
2
3%
No par
Sugar
Encuastic
18% Mar 26
72 %
2li
No par
Distilling
100% Mar 17
74%
100%
conv
104% Dec
8,600
Corp—1
preferred
American
23
2,800
873%
100%
3%%
prior
American
12% Dec
83
86
25
8
93% Dec 31
81%
87%
9%
Cable
27
2
200
80%
86%
1
preferred
54% Sep
30
121'%
80%
1
common
13% Dec
31% Dec
121'%
'
87%
*65
100
common
Radio
&
114% Dec
27% Dec
123
80
__20
in
30
4
*121
1211/2
79
87 Va
29 V2
com—No par
common.-
interest
Jun
12
121%
79
*102
5%%—50
ser
Co
200
87%
33%
Corp com—2
preferred
16,100
77
103
10
common
73 Va
1453%
85%
21 v»
1
100
com..No par
pfd
600
72'%
145'%
88
25%
25%
212 v* 217 Va
83%
83
No par
Co
97%
73
147
72%
79%
3%
*33'/a
1
common
Jan
14
122
*96
*145
73%
148
73
■
ChemicaLNo par
Jan
Jan
*120
95%
72%
*146
800
86'/2
50
(The)
Corp
¥
17% Jan
25% Sep
1
72%
148
'
..
95%
95%
71'/a
*144
120%
20
78%
-
—No par
com
preferred series B-100
92
*95
74
142
conv
23% Jan
95%
71%
*140
*118%
3%%
25
*95
20
100
common
21
6
30
4,700
148 % Dec
15
108
20 Va
21
Nov
*106
55 Va
Apr
25% Mar 18
106
38
1^5%
22% Jan
106
200
20%
American
94
106
9,300
38
29
9
*104
55
Dec
15
106'
20%
56
16
%
403%
106
55%
43% Mar 25
16% Sep
'39%
106
37%
Colortype Co
21% Sep
99
Jun
-
111
20 Vb
Crystal
31
40%-
*107
55
4%%
8% Dec
39%
Ill
36%
American
15
41%.
*107
20
29
23
'40% :
r
55%
Sep
6% Jan
%"
111
37
25% Aug 12
36 Vb Jun
*
37
99
26
f
55%;
32% Dec
39% May 27
48% Dec 29
.•
54%
4
*
70
2,000
5
24
,
In, <00
Jan
26% Dec
■
14%
Jan
76
135'%
9t%
22
Mar
*130
14%
91
2% Jun
140
-
9j\a
55% Jan
57
1,500
15
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
33% Jan
224 3/4
94%
9
31
224'%
14%
6
Dec
*130
139%
140
224 %
93
3
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
224 Va
15
American
67
*130
135
40
223%
107,000
96%
11
35
223 %
4,300
8%
14%
20% Jun
9
19'/4
83
7%
94%
17
29
19'
83
8%
14%
23% Dec
18
*125
.
19
83
8
96
2
Jan
40%
18%
83
112,200
14%
Co
11
132 Vb
18%
83%
t
H
223%
600
53%
94%
&
19
39
18%
83%
5%
97%
Chain
2
18%
85
"/a
6
15
preferred
7%
27
18%
*83%
5%
5%
14%
Chicle
14
129y2
5%
5%
94%
American
6
18%
85
*83
gtd__100
American
Jan
5'/a
*104
21
151
18V2
5%
104%
29
10
5 %
38%
*107
29
2% Dec
136
175
66% Dec
6
12,200
117
*167
"
36%
i$5%
20% Dec
*115
175
38% Nov
7
31% Jun
114
48% Nov
5
7
114
*167
4
8% Jan
Jan
118
175
4
39% Jan
36
*115
*167
4
30
48
115
175
27% Jan
15
27% Jan
115
*167
48% Jan
6% Jun
Feb
116
175
18
28% Sep
8
H6
Dec
6
37,700
30%
111
preferred
Cable
16% Jan
14%
52'%
30%
20
Inc
31
44 y8 Jan
*52
30%
Broadcasting-Paramount
35% Feb
9
143%
52%
30%
30%
19%
Shoe
Dec
Nov 27
*52
52%
30%
53%
convertible
Theatres
31
25
*52
%
30%
35%
preferred 1952
Amer
5
14%
52
30
14,500
*165
50
Bosch
10
4% Jan
51
Oct
14r%
14 V8
*52
31
100
1,600
28%
*107
104%
preferred
11
1
34% Jan 26
12% Nov
14%
14%
52%
30 y2
i
19%
Note
5%
45% Nov
26
-14%
141/4
*52
100
conv
Bank
American
Mar 15
104% Mar
cum
Ctfs
14
117% Jun
14%
*
1
preferred
31
23
Sep
28'%
1
79'%
55%
Bakeries
31
24
May
41% Jun
77'%
28%
37
Airlines
conv
Dec
4
Sep
90
81
28
1
6%
Sugar Co
19% Dec
12
16% Jan
.<
44% Apr
26
4
Jan
12
6% May
81
28%
313%
19%
Agricultural
Amer
12% Sep
81%
27%
*31
36
Petroleum
55% Nov
13% Sep
81%
27%
2 %
16
Feb
81
27%
No par
Leather Co
Feb
163 % Feb
81
28%
100
Limited
Amalgamated
85
17
85
Rights
Ty« Jan""T
26% Dec
21
80
27%
1
11
Sep
31%
100
23
34% Sep
*30%
No par
Jan
91
3,600
31%
Cement
Apr
59
403/a
preferred
Portland
19
2
40%
Co of America
Aluminum
28
12
40%
*30%
\ 54
Mfg
conv
43% Jan
10
19% Mar 18
Nov
40%
31%
common__No par
convertible
36% Mar 24
Jun
40%
*30%
40%
31%
5
Allis-Chalmers
147% Nov 26
29
6% Aug 31
40%
31%
40 Va
par
No par
24
35
6,700
40%
Co
16% Jun
50
40
Inc
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
Dec
~3% Mar~24
93% Aug 20
14% Nov
5
4,600
263%
No par
& West Ry
54% Jan
14
54
26%
10
preferred
cum
30% Dec
148% Oct
12,800
53%
26%
100
Mills
6
Allied
4
29
47 3%
54
26%
100
Chemical & Dye
8% Jan
Mar
62
47'%
53%
26%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
lb
52% May 25
47%
54
26%
221
Dec
Nov
Sep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
47%
53%
223%
•
40
47%
531/4
26%
221 Va
113
59% Jan
94
47%
26%
7
6
118% Jan
8
47%
53
26%
8%
4
72% Jan
_
46%
54%
7%
■
8,800
26 %
1
$4,375
11,700
54
preferred
A
100
prior preferred conv—No par
$4
700
14%
30,500
5%%
-
108'%
14%
123/e
5
4
16
*107%
12%
common
Jan
4d% Dec
14%
108
44%
12%
4%%
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
92% Mar 11
3
Sep 15
17
24% Oct
Aldens
Aug
9
28 % Jan
8
62
35% Sep 21
18% July 28
141
14%
Shares
44%
12%
series
1951
85
-
14%
44%
12%
:—50
4
May
14%
44%
*107
11%
common__No par
1*4
80
.14%
44%
107
11%
com
w
Inc
97
"
14%
44%
107
11%
Corp_10
Equipment
Reduction
*
25% Sep
14%
14%
1
12
Sep
44%
107%
1
Jan
140
44%
107 Va
109
11%
Corp
Inc
44%
«107
the Week
48 Va
No
3% Jan
5% Mar 25
Jan. fcl
11 y„
Co
72
Feb~27
74
Aug 10
3
Friday
Jan.30'
10
16 va Jun
70
Sales for
Thursday
47'/a
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
3% Mar 25
prices
1
25
Corp
pfd
SALE
Jan.19
2.50
com
Co
Express
4.50%
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 18
10
Inc
preferred
Affiliated
44 v2
100
—
Addressograph-Multigraph
July 26
33
24
5
common
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 17
1
Motors
Steel
Admiral
31
Feb
Par
•
Industries
56% Dec
.15
Monday
"
Vending Corp
26y8 Dec
-
22% Mar
104
Mar 11
160
-
4
7% Jan
10
8
3
Oct
24
18% May
6
15
101
Nov
20% Jan
.
Jan
ABC
10% Dec
5% Jan
32
14 % Dec 31
50 Ve Dec
,
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
preferred
6.25
No par
*105
106%
105
105
►105'%
34%
106
34%
34%
34%
105'%
105'%
*105%
106
100
11
12
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(420)
32
„
45
f?ov 25
Dec
5
33'/« Jan
6
Jan
57% May
40% Sep 15
8
Lowest
Highest
41
12
15% Feb
26
8% Feb
5
Jan
7
2 Ye Feb
Jan
9
2% Nov 24
23
Anderson-Prlchard
15% Nov 29
23
Andes
6% Dec
31
A
P
Products Co Inc
W
14
32% Jan
4
46% Dec
7
Sep
14
23% Mar 27
177/a Jan
4
26% Dec
22
Argo
14
43% Jan
5
33 % Jan
4
74
Dec
31
Armco
12% Mar 26
8% Apr
30
14% Dec
31
Armour
15
48% Feb
24
97
19% Jan
102 V4 Dec
184 y4 Nov
16
Jan
13
25% Sep
11 Va Sep
14
15
32% Jan
Dec
14
29
5
22
Dec
May 13
Oil
&
31
Jan
26
14
Ashland
18
2nd
30
93% Jan
6
Mar 25
31% Jan
4
Jan
92 «/2 Jan
8
32
Nov 29
Oil
22
5.25%
Nov
11
86
Sep
103
14
3
50% Jun 23
13
54% Jan
4
25% Feb 18
i
67% Jan
30% Nov 30
<29% Jan
13
88% July
97% Mar 25
134% Dec
8
16
Jan
5
103 Va Oct
85
Jan
4
159
&
»
119% Jan
29
Nov
58% Dec
89% July
>
28% Jun
l
s
99
-
Feb
31% Apr 24
36% Mar 27
94 % July 16
108% Mar 18
'
16% Dec
15
4% Dee
28
Dec
17
13% Jan
4% Dec
18
8% Feb 26
36% Dec 29
52% Feb 26
C
\
t
i
15
27
Jan
4
4
7% Mar
9
4
8
138
17
1
17% Mar
16
6
16
4% Jan
4
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
1,100
6
95.
41%
41%
413/4
27 Va
26%
27 3/8
4,900
69%
70%
70
71%
40,400
5
14%
15 V4
14%
15
14%
15 Va
14%
15%
15%
15%
97,300
87%
3,400
2.50
1
2
1
100
7
49% Dec 29
•
88%
88%
88 Va
88%
1C1
176
*100%
*175
87%
101
176
*100%
179
*100'%
175
88 Va
87%
101
*100%
3,200
101
175
*174
178
22
*21V*
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
7%
8 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
24%
25%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*21%
7%
25
40
22
300
7%
2,600
26
2,500
13
13%
13
13 Va
13
13%
13
13 Va
12%
13 Va
28,100
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 %
27%
2,400
27%
28%
27
27%
27%
28%
27%
28
28
28%
8,300
108%
108%
♦107%
109
107
*
107 Va
54
121%
*107%
109
*53%
122
109
54
54 V*
53%
54
122%
125%
122%
59%
58%
59
59'/a
59 %
59%
60
37
37
37
37 Va
37 y8
31 Va
37%
37%
*98
100
99
99
*98
100
*98
100
148%
150%
148%
149
149
149%
146%
148
21
20%
20%'<
38 ',4
38
38%
37%
38 V*
a
98%
99%
*98%
98%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
54%
*
54
109
110
54
900
Line
126
124%
124
59 %
*37
,
99
146%
124%
>8,000
59%
3,200
37%
1,800
99
RR
No par
80
148
2,200
21
21%
♦20%
10
100
38%
38%
37%
98%
99%
sA—5
40%
41%
99
-
i
*991
<
40 Va
.
*19
*19%
20%
300
38%
20%
38%
28,600
*99
.
V
41%
99%
240
42%
6,500
Powder—
(voting)
20
convertible pfd series A—,100
Tick Corp__
No par
4vtr
Austin
Nichols
*12%
*14%
13
14
12%
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
13
par
*16-%
17%
*16%
18
17%
Amer—5
Co of
20%
20%
21
21
21
49%
50%
135
49%
131
131
*
3
No par
6% "
*46%
<
20 Va
6'%
*20%
-
6 Va
47 %
*17%
*18
45%
6%
21
6%
47
*46
134
*123/4
6%
6%
134
11%
14%
200
13 J/4
4,500
13
*17%
21 Va
6%
61/4
46
*46%
47
1341/2
*12%
17%
($1.20)—No
49'/a
*130
50%
134%
13'A
No par
preferred
conv
50%
51
134
14%
Mfg Corp (The) common
$2.25
50%
50
132
*12%
common
prior- pr$f
ConV
Avco
1
89%
101
177
59
liquidating distribution
Atlas
29
177
122
Common
„
Mar 24
89
*100V4
-
50
Automatic Canteen
4
5%
—50
24% Sep
37% Jan
200
5%
2,400
27
Atlas Corp
Nov 26
Dec
13 Va
41%
-a.
V
7
13%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
18% Aug 23
-
Va
*54
20
4
13
10
14% Aug 23
May 26
*13%
71
Investment Co
Jan
•
14%
41%
1st preferred-,
12
4% Jan
.
.
*13%
21 Vb
Refining Co
Feb
5-
15
16% Mar 13
9
52% Dec
34% Jan
10% May 28
;
13%
69%
Refining common
Preferred $3.75 series B
43% Dec 10
103% Jan
7
*13%
41 Va
Atlantic
Atlas
i
13 Va
Gulf & WISS Lines-
10
Jan
13%
26%
Coast
Ex
29
29
2
43%
69
Atlantic
26
39% Dec
101% Dec
60
42
48
City Electric Co com—10
preferred
100
4%
16
4
27% Jan
22
Jan
30% Feb
16
Dec
42
48%
41%
Atlantic
5
95% Jan
2
14
49
<18'/a Nov 30
16
33% Jan
19
25% Sep
•
2
42%
47%
26%
Atlantic
83% Dec
42
49%
67%
:
Preferred
37% July 26
92
42
48%
40%
Common
6
Dec
61
41%
48%
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
Atchison
f
42
47%
26%
com
Common
111% Dec
55
42
49%
42%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated
25% Sep 25
42 Va
48%
71% V
Arvin Industries Inc
14% Apr
4
Shares
42
27 Va
preferred
26 y4 Jan
18% Jan
the Week
Jan.kl
68%
convertible
$4
4
27
Friday
Jan. kt)
41 %
No par
No par
preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
;
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
$3.75
3
22% Mar 11
100
Jan 22
18% Sep 15
89 V* Sep
3
Illinois
of
Co
Jan
23
Mar 27
Sales for
Thursday
26%
Corp
10% Nov
6
18% Mar 25
Jan. 19
5
10
Corp
Steel
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
22
8% Oct 26
May 19
21
.
Wednesday
Jan. 18
~
92% Nov 24
6
14
2
10% Mar 26
11
Jan
93'/a Jan
23
30
Jan
114
Jan * 7
117% Dec
5% Dec
22
57
29
59% Dec
9
89% Sep
102% Sep 21
16% May 28
Tuesday
PRICES
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Sep
16
8y« Sep
Corp
Oil
Mining
Copper
30
30% Sep
21.80
10
14
5
Anderson Clayton & Co_.
52 y4 Mar 29
11
52
29
45% Dec
July 21
SALE
HIGH
Jan.17
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1954
Year 1953
Continued—Page 2
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range far Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
NEW YORK
Monday, January 24, 1955
3,300
*
430
18
100
21%
3,300
6%
47,200
46
800
B
7
Jan
8
22
35% Jan
14
45% Dec 21
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
14
11% Mar 26
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
8
Sep
Babbitt
(T) .Inc
20
Babcock
& Wilcox
29
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
NOV 23
4% Dec
Baltimore
1
18% Jan
11
40% Dec 29
Dec
29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
60% Nov 19
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
32
Dec
31
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68'
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
38
Sep
14
59% Apr
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
Barber
Oil
11%
Dec
29
1
17 Ve Sep
30
Barker
Brothers
39% Feb
11% July
34% May
5
1
40% Oct
36% Dec 10
7
17% Mar 12
37% Sep 15
18% Sep 18
9% Sep
Jun
93
20 y8 Jan
4
11% Feb 27
42% Dec
4
34% May 20
9 ya Jan
4
Xu
LJcC
£6
40'/a Jan
4
55% Dec
8
112% Dec
5
•0% July 28
14% Dec 28
18
25% Mar 19
14
7
Dec
9
100
3%%
conv,
2
4%%
131/4 May
3
May 19
33% Jan 29
32
Feb
30% May 26
27
21
5
10% Dec 29
14
Mar 16
90Va Nov 22
Beck Shoe
26
Dec
21
Beech
Dec
29
Beech
Creek
28% Dec
1
35% Sep
10
10 V8 Apr 14
20% Nov 26
14% Oct
25
Beech-Nut Packing
Belrtlng-Hemingway
25
27
Bell
Aircraft
31% Dec 31
Bell
& Howell
May 211
93
Sep
68% Mar 20
60
39% Dec
22% Mar 13
1
14
33% Jun 17
Jan
12
7
17% Jan
4
90% Jan
18
100
Nov
17
Jan
11
105% Dec
31
38% Jan
4
58 y4 Dec
2
4%%
22% NOT 25
30
Oct
5
44% Sep 15
135% Jun
19
"1%
27% Jan
Oct
8
7
5
~~%
24
May 18
Jan
27
~1% Dec~23
32 y8 Dec
29
37% Jan 20
30 y2 Jan
4
48% Dec
3
57% Jan
6
50
Jan
4
111% Dec
31
146% Dec
16
144% Jan
5
168% .Nov 29
9% Dec 31
63
Jan
Jan
15
82% Jan
13
16
31% Apr 30
15% Sep 14
38% Aug 26
22% Mar 17
12% Sep 15
19% Sep 15
22% Sep 15
27
21% Jan
6
14% Dec 29
65% Apr
36% Feb
30
80% Oct 27
9
50 y2 Dec
29
17% Jan
12
29 ya Dec
3
9% May
(A S)
Beneficial
Best
&
Best
9,200
35%
2,400
100
84%
85
85
85
85%
86
63
65%
62%
>63%
63%
64%
64%
64%
64%
65%
7,500
10
16%
16%
lb%
lo%
lb%
lo%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
2,100
39%
*39 %
<39%
*39%
7%
*39'/a
39%
39%
*39 Va
39%
34
33%
33%
33%
34'/8
3*
3178
34Va
34%
5,300
15%
15%
':i5%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
7,800
50%
51 %
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
52%
51%
51%
1,400
134 y4
134 %
134%
12.50
100
100
(E W)
&
28% Dec 17
27% Jan
5
40% Sep 23
5
75
17% Dec
31
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
13 % Jan
4
18
Dec
29
Bond
11
13
12
11
19% Jan
13
39
Dec
14
99
Dec
17
56% Aug
3
86% Jun 15
94% Jan
12
93 y4 Jan
12
48% NOT 18
50
11
49% Jan
7
74y2 Sep
3
*43%
29%
29%
29%
*86
87 Va
x24%
25
4<t
43%
44
29%
29%
30 VB
87 V2
25 Va
*86
24%
*43
30%
10
87%
25
16,100
44
240
30%
9,000
29%
29%
14
14 %
14%
14V4
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
16%
12,500
22%
23%
22%
24 Va
23%
241/a
23%
24 %
24%
24%
30,900
30%
31 »/4
33%
4,000
*93
102
97 Va
104 %
31
31
30%
97%
*95
102%
103
*93
101 %
32%
32%
*95
99
103
104%
33%
33
*95
99
104%
103%
99
104%
9,600
52
52 %
52 % >52%
52
52
52%
52%
51%
52
21 %
21
21V*
21'A
211/4
21'A
21
21%
3,600
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
l'/a
1%
1%
90,900
32%
x32 Va
31%
32%
21%
1
1%
31%
%
32%
32 »/4
1%
32%
32%
-•
32%
-
1,600
4,400
46
46 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
3,500
104
105%
105%
107%
105%
106%
105%
107%
44,600
*165
165%
165
165
164
164
163%
164
163%
164
com 5
13%
46
13% > 14%
74
74
14
14%
14
14'/4
14%
14%
74
14%
75
74
74
74
74%
75%
900
8,000
100
100
*74
49
49%
48%
50
51
52%
52%
52%
51%
52 %
2,500
10
27%
28 Va
27%
28
28 Va
28%.
28Va
28%
28%
28%
14,200
27Va
27 %
21 Va
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
2.50
30
30
29%
30
30
29%
29%
900
7.50
36%
37%
37
37%
37V4
3.7%
37%
37%
37%
37%
2,900
5
68%
70%
68%
71 Va
71
72%
71%
72%
72%
76
5
20%
21%
20%
No par
I
Co class A
Stores
Co
35%
35%
*34%
16%
17
16%
16%
17
lb %
Inc
*29%
27%
*29%
30
21
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
35
35
34%
35
34%
35%
4,360
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%
18%
14,300
loJ/a
lb/a
1U74
16%
16%
16%
16%
12,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
Corp
com
9%
9%
62%
63
62 Va
.62%
62%
64%
64 Va
64%
5
38%
37
37%
38
37%
37%
97
97
37%
*96% •'-98
new
96%
96 V2
*96%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
preferred
100
Boston Edison Co
25
9%
9%
129,400
20%
37 %
1.25
Inc
8,100
35
.
15
Club
(The)
Borg-Warner
3 % %
24%
44 %
No par
B
Borden
*8b
24%
6,900
46%
Co
Book-of-the-Month
8
July 29
57% Mar 17
87%
140
24%
108 %
Co
4
35% Dec
*86
24%
46
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Ami
Class
24%
1
Airplane
6% Jan
Bohn
Bon
24Va
_1
Chemical
12% Mar 12
8
24%
104
(Delaware)
23%
31
23%
*134%
'
No par
100
Co
291/4 Mar 18
24% Apr
S 23 %
43
I peso
Laughlin Inc--
2
35% Dee
23
60
105% 105%
23%
10
(Del) com
14
1
105 y»
140
21%
Corp
6% Dec
26
105 %
42%
5
16% Sep 15
Jan
105 V*
25 %
100
21% Jan
17% Nov
134%
105 »/4
*130
140
105%
No par
Bliss
23
143
105%
*120
'
42%
__10
common
pid series of 1951
Boeing
86'%
•
24
1
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss
29
;
Biw:* & Decker Mfg Co
27% Dec 31
Dec
86 %
106
10
1
1
Co~j
Corp
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
32 y4 Dec
May
23%
1
preferred
Blockson
23%
100
pfd
*105%
1
3
30
130
87
15%
Co
44/a%
*86
87
33%
*39
50
Co
*86
109,700
10
Foods
11
Dec
•60
35%
4%%
Bethlehem Steel
14% Jan
3
58%
34%
Benguet Consol Mining Co
22% Feb
Mar
59
34%
RR
Loan
38
Jan
58
34%
Issued"
5
Mar~3
39%.
57%
34
Aviation
15
Dec
38%
57
preferred
Bendix
"When
% Dec 30
37'/4
Aircraft Corp
41
Oct
38%
3,000
57
36
2.50
4
16
381/4
7%
33 %
Inc
6
60
39%
13%
36%
1,
17
00
80,500
13%
35%
preferred
Jun
Dec
"5,400
13%
13%
7%
No par
piior
.
68
13%
12%
13%
7%
33%
common
9% Jan
81-.Jan
67V4
13%
56%
preferred
Sep 14
68
131/4
57%
50
9
Mills
7%
67V4
37%
Corp_"
worKs
Beatrice Foods Co
Beaunit
7%
68%
33%
Cigars Ii:c__>
107 y4 Dec
31
7%
68
56%
common
143% Dec
Dec
67 %
33 y4
preferred
xruu
Bayuk
•
50
Corp.
6
25
100
13
7%
7%
66
preferred__100
common
preferred
4
9
Dec
4%%
13
10
Convertible 5%
Batu
Corp
common
noncumulative
Jan
31
78
68%
Bangor & Aroostook
99% Jan
107'
22% Mar 9
86% May 8
16% Mar 20
•
-4%
7%
67 y4
Ohio
&
30% Mar 19
39
16
18% Dec 29
*7%
Co (The)-Nopar
53 %
98
53%
9%
•
9%
64%
65
37%
37%
*96%
53%
98
54%
3,400
3,800
4,600
17,900
540
3,600
Boston & Maine RR—
5% Dee 31
13% Mar 19
5% May
3
26% Dec 31
46 y« Mar
9
20 V4 May 11
25
33
2
25 y2 Jan
Sep 21
5% Dec 31
Mar
11% Jan
11
28
7
6y8 Jan
6
25% Mar 10
19% Sep 15
23% Jan
11
42% Feb
Sep 22
33% Sep 21
17% Sep 21
39% Aug 17
38
Jan
11
26% Jan 20
19% Jan
4
91
99% Feb
95% July 20
May 28
22% Jun 15
2
9
36% Jan
4
18
Dec
13
32% Dec 14
Common
5%
100
preferred
32% July 27
Bower
17
Branlff
Dec
10
44% Dec 21
74 y4 Dec
31
67
25
Oct
347/« Dec 29
100
Mar 11
Roller
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufact "stmpd"
Brlggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
100
5
2.50
.——5
_Nopar
No par
2.50
15%
16 Va
30%
30
31
33
33%
32%
32%
16%
32
31%
*32%
33
*32%
14 7
a
14%
15%
14%
15'/a
15
15V4
10,400
41%
41%
42 Va
41%
421%
42
42V4
10,000
66
67
64%
65%
65 %
65 ;,/4
66
66
66%
68
59
59
58%
59
btt'/a
b^Va
29%
30%
28%
29%
29%
29%
100
*99 %
*99%
.No par
1
32%
32%
33
14%
14%
14%
82 %
100
*81%
*99 %
100
*99%
33%
33%
4,300
143/a
14%
14%
5,700
82%
*82%
13
83
15
22% Dec 30
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender—No par
21%
22%
21 %
22 %
21%
22
Jan
12
36 y8 Dec
Bucyrus-Erle
37
38%
36%
37%
37%
38%
11% Jan
4
17% Dec 20
83% Feb
74
6
85
Jan
Dec
28
Budd
2
31% Nov
16
-
16%
17%
87%
30
Mar 12
Buffalo
Forge
25% Jan
11
51% Aug 16
Bullard
Co
17 Va
16%
86 Va
853/4
83%
2
37% Mar 24
57%-Aug 20
Bulova
17
Jan
2
10% Jan
17%'Dec 29
Burlington Mills Corp common
74
Jun
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
88
67
Jun
10
78
30
73% Jun
74% Nov
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
Watch
Inc_
Co
4%
21%
21%
37%
38
17 Ve
87
16%
13%
Sep~14
17% Feb
3
15 V4 Jan
25% Nov 12
11
Oct
15
9
11% Feb
iey4 Dec 29
Bush
Terminal
Bush
38,700
600
87%
29%
2,800
42%
34,400
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
37%
38 Va
37%
39 Va
39%
40%
40 3/8
42%
413/4
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
*51%
1
16%
52
17
400
5,200
14,400
*86%
29%
100
100
100
5
preferred
preferred—;
second preference
Burroughs Corp
.1
83 Va
21%
5
43% Mar
10% Dec 29
5
16%
86 %
83
38
1
—
35% Jun 22
Oct
21%
37%
17
*85%
Co
11
82 Va
86%
16%
87 %
83
10
25% Feb 24
17% Jan
5
No par
(The) Co common
$5 preferred
20
33%
Jan
6
100
14%
13% Jan
82%
100
333/a
22
5
100
14%
22% Mar 17
15
2,100
18,300
33%
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
Inc—
59%
29%
14%
20% Sep 14
10% Sep 15
72% Dec
3
Co
58%
29%
33%
4
Co
591/4
293/4
14%
6
Brown Shoe
4,000
59 V*
*29%
.
\?3%
Jan
21
600
14 Va
12% Jan
July 28
8,800
5,400
40%
26
60
32%
14%
13% July 20
66% Jan
5
com
16%
32%
32%
42
27% Jan 2g
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
16%
31%
33
14%
11% Sep 25
59% July 14
13% Not
4
33% Aug 2
14% Dec 29
16%
31%
41%
100
preferred
16 Va
153/8
31%
15 Va
15%
30
51%
51%
1,000
17%
34,700
51 %
'51%
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
16 3/4
17
16%
*85%
86
85%
85%
*85%
86
*85 Va
86
*85%
*73%
75
♦73
75
*73
75
280
78
78
1,010
17V4
86
30
Terminal
35
Jan
6
9
40
11% Sep 30
Aug 28
5% Sep 15.
86
Jan
Mar
July 15
15% Feb
79
36% Feb
5
52% Dec 31
25
16
11% Jan
4
Dec
16
Mar 16
79% Jan
14
93% Oct
4
3% %
-
4%%
5%
Butler
-
Bros
4%%
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
29
16
Byers, Co
102y« Oct 30
2
26% Sep
107% Nov
16y« Sep 15
24% Mar 12
16% Jan
5
29% Dec
10
July
1
T%
Byron
78
78%
24%
25 %
24
24%
*16
16%
52
52
23%
23%
16%
*16
*51%
52
*51%
15
Butte Copper & Zinc
15% Jun
►
*73
*16
23 %
23%
23
23%
94%
94%
94%
94%
1
common
27% Mar 20
109 % Mar 10
98
731/4
77% \ 77%
23%
24%
50
1
preferred
12% Feb 26
16% Dec 29
73%
77%
100
Co_
Bldg—
prior preferred-
conv
75
77%
.5
9%
9%
24%
25%
241/4
52
.
participating preferred
Jackson
100/
100
101
99%
10
Co
1
28%
28%
34%
343%
34
96
24%
24 Va
24%
15,800
161/4
*16%
16 VA
300
51%
52
51%
51%
130
23
24%
24%
24%
14,400
96
95
95%
140
*95
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,600
25
253/4
25 Va
25%
25%
26%
5,500
100
100
100 V*
9%
,
9%
993/4
99%
480
28%
28%
8
*95
24V4
16 V*
,
78%
25
9V'4
(A M) common-—-No par
16i/4
78%
28%
29
283/4
28%
28%
29%
3,700
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
100
100
•
c
20% Oct
7
27% Jan
22
Jan
4
36% Dec 31
1% Dec 28
3% Mar
2
1% Jan
4
3% Dec 31
6% Sep 15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
8
38% Dec
Jan~29
20% Jan
20% Sep 24
10
Sep 15
86% Oct
7
102
46% Jan 22
17% Apr 24
Dec
21
29
34
Jan
43% Dec 16
54
Jan
Dec
27%
13% Mar
2
3
12
Dec
23
30
42 Vb Dec
13
4
28% Dec
8
15%. Dec 31
12ya Aug 20
90% Jan
6
99% May 13
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
11
60
22
24
22% Jan
5
27% July
5
21% Jan
4
33
Dec
5
44% Jan
4
61
July 23
For footnotes
see
Jan
30
page 22.
Nov 30
9
29
Callahan
California Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
1
23/4
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
10%
11%
10%
11
W
& C Foundry
Ginger Ale com
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Dry
Canada Southern
Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon- Mills
2 34
'Z
2%
23/4
10%
3
2%
3 Va.
3
11%
11
11%
10%
35%
3,000
3 Va
26,400
11
16,400
1.80
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell
3
Ry—
39 %
3934
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
15
1.65%
No par
*26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
26%
27
27
27%
15%
15%
14%
15 %
15
15%
14%
15
14 3/4
15
91%
92 3 4
91%
91 %
92
92
92
92 V*
92%
92%
100
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58%
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58 %
*58
59
*58
59
26 Va
26%
26%
30V4
29%
30
|45,100
56
300
26
26
*25%
26%
*26%
26%
*26 Va
25
29%
30%
29 Va
293/4
29%
30%
29%
No par
56%
56 y2
*55%
56
55%
55 yr
-No par
*55
55%
*58
*55
59
17,900
3,000
28,600
370
——
—
300
•>
!
Volume 181
Number 5397
.
..»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(421)
NEW YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD-
Continued—Paga S
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
8 % Dec
Range for Year 1954
Highest
Lowest
13% Jan
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep
14
29
May 27
19% May 25
113 % Mar 19
103'A July 20
8% Jan
28
4
39% Sep
14
34% Jan
2
49
Jan
16
48% Dec
14
12% Sep
14% Sep
24
16
25
Jan
5
111'A Dec
24
143
Jan
9
1
1
45% Sep
14% Mar 27
21
96% Jun
23
18% Dec
65% Jan
29
104
Dec
105
2
5
5
26
107
Jan
40 % Jan
5
46% Jan
13
Jan
7
63% Dec
j
62% Apr
29
8o% Dec
27
105% Sep
10
17
101% Jun
4
16'A Apr
28
t
40%. Jan
22
73% Jan
30
54% Mar 24
t,
23% Mar 25
15
Mar 27
12% Jan
42% Mar 25
26
.
^
28
57b
15% Dec
8
of
21
Central
4%%
19% Jan
26
29
15% Jan
25% Dec
28
18% Jun
10
23% Dec
6
31% Dec
29
30
10
17% Mar 16
23% Jan
10% Dec
10% Feb
26
lx-,4
2o
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
8
4
"
o% May 27
aov
Class
'
5
20% Jan
4
41% Dec
30
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
31
Certain-Teed
30
Sep
15
37
33% Jan
4
48
Dec
14
Chain
i
Cerro
•
'
16
34 % Dec
3
92%
22
103 % Jan
30
33
Jan
11
60
98 % Jan
5
108
22
15
7% Mar 27
25% Dec
31
32% Sep
Nov
22
$4.50
Chunee
4% Feb
2
8% Dec
30
25% Jan
5
53% Dec
31
33%
Ian
4
46% Dec
31
84 % Jan
13
94% Dec
9
500
24%
3,600
56
56%
1,100
60%
61%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
1,000
17%
18'A
17%
17%-
17%
18'/a
28,000
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122
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100
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106
24
121
85
121
83"%
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24%
*121
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84
122
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*102%
25%
24%
122
84
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84%
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24%
10,900
6,000
104%
24%
24%
119%
119%
20
"
78 %
78%
2,800
27%
28%
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27%
28%
19%
9,500
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19%
19%
19%
19
10
1,400
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20
2,500
78%
78
27%
27%
*18%
20%
20%
121
60%
78%
77%
28%
20%
m
59%
77%
79
19
60%
78%
121
19
59%
104%
24%
78
119'
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*102
25%
27%
1
122
84%
105
23%
*119
5
119
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121
*
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•
121
32,600
7%
7%
7%
ffy
7%
7%
No par
7%
37%
7%
38%
7%
37'A
6,000
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
100
79%
39%
80
80
80%
40%
80%
6,900
80%
Elec__No par
80%
80%;
15%
15%
80%
82
&
15%
1,700
:
i5y2
15%
7%
15%
15%
15%
15
par
453/4
15%
46%
46%
7,700
46%
46%
100
*45%
46'A
46
*109%
110%
46%
600
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110%
109%
109 %
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10
110%
24%
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243A
110%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
22%
23%
223A
24%
23
23
23%
23
23
23%
23%
22'/a
223A
23
23%
23
23
23%
25%
29%
30%
30%
1,900
30%
30 7'8
31
30%
31%
11,900
14
13%
13%
*13%
*13%
13%
100
50
West
46
~
23%
24
5
293A
307/8
9 50
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Corp
Co.
14
*13%
:
13% '
10
4,200
'
2,700
No par
13%
14%
103A
13%
11%
12%
11
11%
393A
11%
5
11%
41%
39%
40%
16,200
40%
41%
41%
42%
42%
43
19,200
Products
Corp
1
Co
26
27%
25%
26%
26%
26 3A
26%
26%
26%
45%
10
"
26%
46
46%
16,500
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
2,000
No par
Checker
Cab
Aircraft
51 %
52%
51%
51%
No par
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
1
30%
1.25
!
preferred
Vought
7%
7%
Inc
Manuiacturing
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
41% Feb
2
Jun
3
85 % Oct
27
12
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
14
24"% Dec
30
21
Aug 31
26% Mar 17
21% Mar 24
23% Feb
3
30% Dec
30
18 % Jan
5
21% May 14
16
7
4
Jan
26% Jan
18% Jan
4
38% Dec
34% Jan
6
5
21
27 % Jan
4
Sep
14
18
Jan
6
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
29
22% Jan
13
1
2
15
51 % Jan
10% Dec
30
30% Dec
30
38% Dec
5
*43%
43%
44%
93%
93%
No par
19% Dec
8
17% Dec
21% May 21
44% Aug
6
2
35% Mar
52% Dec
11
1/% Dec
34% Feb
6
25
82
% Mar 19
63
Jan
76% Mar 27
62% Jan
92
Jan
12
Jan
Dec
13
9% Jan
10% Sep 22
1% Dec 18
14% Feb
11% Jan
1% Jan
4
13
13 % Feb
Dec
29
39
Jan
58% Dec
29
96
% Jan
7% Jan
21 % npv
4
5
5
35
56 % Feb
1
44%
94
44
"
44
44 %
*42%
43%
100
44%
44%
*93
44%
38,800
S4
*93
22%
•22%
95
200
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
29%
5,900
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
33%
34%
17,700
33%
33%
3">%
34
33%
34
50
34%
34%
37
37
37%
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
37
37
18
18%
18
18%
Xl6%
16%
16%.
16%
16 '/a
16%
10,700
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
1,400
:
preferred
B
5%
St.
series
A
convertible
5%
Chicago
Pac
1,500
12%
12%
12%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
50%
50%
57,300
49%
50
49 %
50%
49%
50
49%
50
15%
15
11,200
15
15%
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
31%
32%
10,100
31%
32ya
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
11,200
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
..100
.
No par
1
preferred
10
115
80%
91
i
104
10
104%
104%
89%
90%
9,400
104%
104%
*107%
90%
104%
104%
1,400
115
100
9%
9%
S%
9%
9%
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18%
*18%
18%
18%
*18%
18 %
200
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
6,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,700
15%
15%
15
15 %
30
30%
30
30
29
66 %
25
5,000
112%
90
3%
3%
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112%
"
18%
18
25
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
*107'A
1
90
104
10%
,
115
88%
104%
9%
TO
*105
92%
'88%
104
_>_100
'
40%
120
*110
RR—No par
Oil
common.
convertible
40
5
No par
Chile
21
1,800
100
Cab
Cotton
Co
5%
6,400
17%
No par
com
oreference
Yellow
Chickasha
31
23%
13
preferred series A
eonv
Cliilds
22%
19%
pfd.
noncum
Western
Chicago Rock Isl '&
_
22%
12%
preferred series A...
.Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
.
22
17%
51
$3
22
No par
Paul. & Pac
North
&,
21%
No par
Milw
May 25
72'AD^c
,
44%
*93
24
18
16% Dec
Feb
21
46
*44
•
94
28%
31
Dec
10,800
24
Chic
9
10% Aug 30
6
8%
28
Chic
^105% Nov
5
3% Feb
7% July
8%
23%
A
Oiuos
29
94
4
8%
24%
10
11
95
7%
22%
5%
49% Dec'22
118 % Doc
5
8%
1,500
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
9
XXlig Ol
Aug 31
34,100
29
30
29
Oct
20
33%
28'A
29
lu % jan
106%
32 %
23%
21
26
51%
106%
21%
31
Jun
*51%
33'A
40
Class
31
13% Dec
com
51 %
106%
32%
8
44%
94
51%
105%.
33%
;
46
42%
51%
105%
32%
8%
*44
•
51%
105%
'
32 ■>
7%
45%
25
preferred
Chicago & East 111 RR
16
1
4
5% J
convertible
30%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
17
;n
12% Mar
10
3%%
31
100
.
15
80
22
5,300
24
.
18%
Corp
Common
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
May 12
4
31% Feb
6% Oct
Belt
56'
17%
10
Mills.:
Pasco
24%
v
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26% Jun
7% Oct
de
"
"
56
60'A
100
Sugar
Century. Ribbon
13
Sep
'
17%
—
South
24
r
18%
Light com.^-.No
Violeta
56'
18%
50
&
Central
23%
17"%
B
Central
10% Nov 29
60
23%
56
18%
.Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR.Co of N J class A
<-
60%
23%
56
114
17%
common
Gas
23%
*55%
114
1
...;
preferred
19%" Oct
3
60%
20
Illinois
11 %
Oct
113%
113%
12.50
Corp
Georgia Ry
30
28% Feb
59
113%
27%
*112%
23%
preferred series B
47% Dec
8
89Vb Jun
113%
common—____No par
19 ''-112% Sep
28
59
113%
*
56
__
Central Hudson
Dec
40% Sep
28%
io
4.20%.
Coip
Central
22
Dec
25% Dec
Dec
28%
23%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co.
82
15% Mar 15
10
28%
55%
preferred
40% Dec
.
•
24
12
28%
5
Central
•
2o
28 % Feb
27% Oct
28%
No par
common—
27
38% Jan
2
8% Dec
4.1
105 % Jan
6
Nov
14% Sep 14
14% Sejr 14
Oct
28
28%
113%
4
31
17
9,700
28
27%
112%
21% Mar 12
59 % Sep
17% Jun
15,500
34%
28
26% "Dec
Jun
24%
33%
Oct
26
4% Sep
23%
34%
5%
121
4
Jan
7% Feb
Feb
24%
33%
21
4
16
15
38% Jan
23%
34%
19% Dec
66% May
4% Sep
20% Mar
24%
34%
11
18
24
23%
34%
Celotex
20% July 27
17% Jun
Preferred
23%
33'A
31
19
5
Jan
Co
Shares
23
81% Dac>. 30
19% Feb
110
I)
preferred
the Week
34%
10
Light
Caterpillar-Tractor
,
.26% Dec 29
,
4
15% Jan
12
(J
7%
Jan. tl
23%
30% Dec
107 % Jan
16% Mar 18
Jun
" Case
Friday
Jan. 20
33%
4% Jail
2
30
97
&
Jan. 19
,
23%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd
preferred
100
4%%. conv preferred series A_ 100
19% Mar 25
13
Power
Jan. 18
Ry.100
Ohio
&
Carrier Corp
Carriers & General
,
26
6
98
11% July 14
35% Jun 16
13
20% Nov 22
i
,-i
CarpenLer. Steel Co
19% Dec
24
Jan
31
.129% Feb
Feb
133 % Jan
Carolina
Jan. 17
1
Carolina Clinchfield
„
'
5
Co
Mlg Co
30
3
44% Feb
(Philip)
31
4
Jan
Carey
rnc
(The)
25% Dec
4
13% May
113
Airlines
Carborundum
,
Dec
22
15% Sep
15% Oct
2
Capital
40% Apr 12
30% Nov 17
38% Jan
24
29
13
65% Dee 24.
1
Dec
Jan
Par
Sales for
tuesdsl^^Thifrsday
.Monday
EXCHANGE
17% Jan
•
20% Oct
.
27 %
yorh/itock
NEW
Highest
-
29
68 %
06%
67%
67%
30
%
68%
*912*18
*29
30%
67 %
*29
68
30
67%
1,200
570
68%
83,700
4,300
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
17% Jun
19
22% Dec
20% Feb
91% Jun
25
102
Jan
22
55
Dec
47
16
70% Oct
6
9% Sep
15
18
97% Jan
35% Jan
24% Jun
.
95
Jun
10
25
Aug
9
105% Oct
4
15
Jan
12
30% Dec
28% Jan
11
95% Jan
78
Jan
4
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
104% Sep
4%
14
98% July 22
Common
22
14% Jan
102
Jan
12
84% Aug 12
49
Nov 23
129% Dec
C
15
33% Mar
5
27% Jan
4
diva
ucc
28
17
3
15
Jan
4
21% Dec
28
83% Feb
9
71
Jan
27
5
44% Jan
6
33% J
72% Dec
31
Oct
Mar
,80
24
172
Feb
152
10
90
47% Jun
100
Jun
16
12
Nov
170
30
Dec
54% Nov 24
53% Jan
4
68
Dec
31
110% Dec
28
75% Sop
27
109 % Jan
19
75
18
107
Mar 23
5
-2
40% Aug 13
107
Oct
Jan
38% Dec
23
9
125'A Feb
20
7
892
Dec
17
47% Jan
<
29
89
107% Oct
c
6
104
D.c
22
22%
64
61
42%
2%
3%
Coca-Cola
38% Jan
7
Jun
8
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
31
24% Feb
27
12% Jan
20
14
20% Mar 17
Dec
23
66% Mar 24
49
Dec
22
67
47
Sep
38'A Jan
24% Dec
Mar 22
50
Jan
1
65% Mar 24
45
8
50% DeC
,
50% Dec
9
12% Dec
7
Jan
22% Dec
24
6
3
69% Dec
12
Feb
89
3%
41
*102%
103%
103%
1031/a
104%
104
*103
105
116%
117%
117
118%
117%
118
118%
*850
__
58
92
91
91
18%
19%
18
19%
21%-
22%
21%
22%'
46
46%
46%
*46%
47
46%
46%
50
50
50
50
50
50
60%
61%
60
60%
60%
60%
770
56
56%
56%
*56
56%
56%
56%
550
82%
84
noncumuiative 2nd
Clas.-,
B
2.50
83
No par
X16
5
$4.25 cumulative prelerred.No par
common.
82%
81%
83%
16%
15%
33%
33%
Pictures
*55
33%
57
470
1
*56
83%
82
83
82%
84%
84%
89
81 %
83
82%
83%
83%
86%
9,500
15%
16
15%
16
16
16%
04,900
35
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
8,000
84
83 %
83%
83
83
83%
16
34%
5,500
57%
58%
51
21%
21%
32,200
45%
44%
45%
44%
45 %
45
47%
4G%
47%
35,100
15
30
48% Dec
8
Columbian
.
Carbon
Commonwealth
Nast
Co—
Conde
Cone
5
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nairn
12
' 30% Dec
83
83
103'A Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
6
23
,
3
26
110% Dec
30
Jan
4
* 26% Dec
27
12% Jan
4
26% Jan
8
17
Dec
■\
8
"
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23 %
22%
23%
7,000
No par
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,000
28
28%
28
28
28%
28%
*28 %
28%
i
31% July 26
Consolidated
8'A..
Gas
22V8 Oct
20
Consolidated
33% Dec
14
' 36% Dec
8
Consolidated
Sep
5% Dec
14
38% Jan
17% Nov
3
25
Jan
26
Consol
23
10 % Jan
5% Jan
4
11% Dec
30
Consolidated
8
29
10% Jan
7
6
9% Dec 28
49% Aug
5
23
40% Nov
38% Jan
8
19
109% Jan
105% Jan
5
113
18
108% Feb
106 % Jun
7
109% Feb
42% Jan
7
Nov 24
1
68% Nov 23
Sep
22
30% "Dec
30
105
18% Jan
2
89% Sep
45% Jan
23
95 3A Jun
4
90% Jan
4
105% Dec
31
13
58 % Nov
6
54% Jan
4
79% Nov
24
May 29
97% Jan
8
96
21
106% Dec
27
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13 %
15,200
45%
45%
46
45%
46%
46%
47%
21,400
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
1,900
29%
31%
29%
30%
30%
32%
32
33%
34
38%
36,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
6,700
30%
5,900
108
series
Lmindries
Natural
108
C.„
100
31
30%
31%
110%
*10912
110%
110
110
*109%
110%
104
*102'%
103%
102
102
101%
101%
31
30%
38
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
new—10
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34
22%
22
*22
22%
*20%
10%
10%
11%
9%
48%
9%
48%
10
10%
47%
$4.50
6%
pfd
preferred
preferred
Container Corp of
$4.52
Common
—
100
,-No par
No par
America—
10
—
4% preferred
.100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
63
64%
109
*
109%
108
108
63%
*104% 106%
*104%
29%
102
75
104
28%
*101%
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75 preferred
No par
72%
*101
preferred
x47%
108% 109%
10j)
109
29
*101%
$5.50
30%
18%
*20%
10%
Cuba
Retail
31
18%
Stores Inc.—.l
of
109
5
Corp
Gas
30%
110%
*102%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com.'—No par
RR
108%
Light
104
11
Jun
13
45%
31
110%
12% Feb
600
13%
45%
110
4%
28%
13
103
107
99% Jun
Elec
1.33%
28%
3,700
45'A
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4%% series B—
..100
7
Nov "26
Corp—5
Coppermines
Preferred
•
Jan
9
Inc.
Consolidated Foods Corp
113% Dec
4,500
8,400
22%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
7
56%
45%
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
:
$5 preferred
—..No par
Consol Electronics Ind Corp^
1
Jan"
220
c0_2.n0 par
10
Corp
Consolidated
*83
83
Co com—25
Publishing
Mills
1
—10
No par
Edison
13
27
13% Dec
46%
50
50%
47% Aug
22.
1,800
46%
410
22%
4
page
19,300
50 %
4
see
22%
57%
7% Jan
For footnotes
22'/8
56%
40% Jan
Jan
22%
21%
20% Jan
87
22
61
8% Dec
4
8,100
22%
50
11
20% Jan
18%
50
23% Jan
101'A May 25
91%
18%
57%
25
11
91
18%
50
31
25 % May 21
92 %
18%
22%
Feb
102% Feb
60%
92
18%
49%
11
23
59%
90%
22%
'
60%
18%
46%
60
90%
'
60%
21%
42% Dec
Jun
7,700
*850
59%
57
20% Dec
93
*850
5,900
21%
10
35 % Apr
59%
(30
400
117%
49%
14
99
*350
59%
116%
55%
30
Apr
,
138
41
20%
6% Sep
Dec
3%
*136%
48%
34%-Jun
17
3 %
41%
136%
22%^-
Dec
27
3,600
3 %
41 '/a
136%
50%.
18
13% Apr
4,900
3%
41%
137%
57
17 % May
5
3%
<X%
3
41%
137%
.
21
15
Jan
23,800
56
49%
24% Jan
11
42,500
42%
23%
Solvents
-4
98
65
41%
23%
Credit Co
29
Mar 26
63%
42%
23 %
Engineering Inc
28
102
64%
40
Commercial
Jiily
20% Oct
10
10,300
63%
43%
138
1
Jun
23%;
65%
Commercial
29
91
23%
63%-
Combustion
29
107
23%
42%
.
3%
41 %
130
~90
8
5% Dec
7
44
53% NoV 24
21% Dec
5
74%
*43
3,700
2
.
*73
44
8,900
37 % Dec
Jan
74%
*43
48
17
28
*73%
29%
32% Jun
110% Jan
109%
110 %
74%
44
47%
22% Dec
15
109%
101%
_60
2,000
29%
61% Dec
10
68%
48'A
14
Jun
110%
95
65%
29%
12
23% Jun
66 %
48%
Jan
100
*93%
95
66 %
29%
15'a May 11
4
36% Jan
5
*93%
48%
44
24
198
29%
34% Jan
9% Mar 20
"181
29%
8
16% Apr
*181
4,300
48 %
2
16
3,100
20%
48%
6
21
80
57
29%
22 'A Jan
4% Sep
96
56
47%
38% Jan
12% Dec
20%
96
57
198
56%
2.)%
48% Dec
1
20%
96
*95
49%
lg
Jan
3,800
2,300
29%
15
6
36%
29%
Sep
19% Oct
20 la
36
*82
48%
Sep
3
36 %
No par
16
27
36%
16%
105
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec__5
31
Mar
15%
*102%
60%
47n
22
31%
•118%
16
105
50
17
53% Dec
22,900
120
15%
60
Columbia
11
120%
117%
*102%
130
50
Columbia. Gas System Inc
11
15,600
60
31
26% Jan
4
50
48 '/8
*136%
92
-
47%
100
23
41% Jan
8
B
1st pfd
21
15
51% Mar 17
27'A Jan
series
noncumuiative
Dec
27% Dec
68 % Jan
preferred
47c
16% Use
;
23% July 2
38 % Sep 11
29
5%%
23%
57%
No par
34% Dec
88
4
19% Jan
preferred:
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
T
88% Di.c 21
2
12% Jan
•"
$3.50
48
pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
31
58% Nov 30
1
....
-
31
Dec
•'
Collins: & Alkinan Corp....t.No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com___No par
31
52% Dec
.'61
30
.
41% Feb
5
29
Apr
41% Feb
,
2
11% Jan
29
-
31
46% Dec
1
41
Mar 24
16
10
com
7,400
47 %
104
*900
Co
66%
'
41%
*103
Corp—No par
Inlernat'l
24%
102 %
65%
136%
136%
116
Colgate-Palmolive
20% July 28
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
43
195% Sep
♦
41
66%
109%
43%
No par
24%
102'/a
65%
*73
63%
44%
(The)
24%
102%
c5
*43
23%
2
13
95
65%
44
42%
Coca-Cola Co
63% Nov 22
*92
-74%
*43
22%
common
57
198
110%
*73%
01%
125% Mar 17
Apr
109%
74%
44
1
Inc
96
56%
66%
1
976'
f
65%
44
*73%
gtd___50
stock—60
20%
*95%
'
67
110%
No par
Foods
18
t
7%
4%
Molybdenum
10
86J
x66
*109%
par
.—No par
Pitts RR
&
Dec
<
Dec
.•
-
20%
36%
*131
Clopay Corp
-1
Cluet.l, Peabody & Co com——No par
7%
preferred i_.
100
*
4% cumulative 2nd preferred. 100
22
Oct
13
15
D
142
6
Jan
80
90
43
12
132% Jan
: 14% Sep
15
preferred
21
874
Sep
$4.50
34% Dec
2
37
92
-
3% Aug: 30
36%
198
2% May
4
32% Mar 25
July 24
56%
92
4
Dec
95%
56%
*181
Feb
89
20%
95%
12
Illuminating' com_No
16%
105
24 la
102%
'
56%
198
Clinton
136
20%
36%
20%
96%
*95
20
16
*102%
57%
20%
100
36%
92
Climax
3
36%
*181
22
Jan
59 % Mar
preferred
Co
31
5
36
5
common.
24% Dec 29
14
9
No par
63 %
47%
119%
118
16
105
42% Doc
Sep
116%
118
15%
59% Nov
9
114%
116
*102%
7
July
47
16
24
18
•
46%
105
Feb
29% Oct
45%
15%
Jan
25% Apr 15
43 % Mar 20
19
46%
Ry Co com—100
Cleveland
4
45%
*102%
24
11
Mar
par
5
37
16
Jan
44
;
102%
61%
10
convertible
Elec
24
*102
61%
100
9
Sep
22%"
38% Jan
Cleve
24
24
102%
,
59%
noncumuiative prelerred—100
5%
>
102
60%
...
Corp
Equipment
23%
102
59%
common
Special guaranteed
Clevite Corporation
33% Sep
6
Jan
70% Jun
44% Mar 19
Co
C C C &. Sr Luiiis
27
15
28% Apr
4%"(
Clark
Mar 15
93
21
•78
210
Products
City Stores C.»
3
7
Sep
128% Sep
.City
27
87% Sep
70% Dec
*
May 12
Dec
57% Dec
July 14
41
/ 2
101
4
.11
Service
24
102
10
1—lno
Corp
Investing Co
5%% preferred
3
Aug
Financial
T
23%
100
City
3
<14% Dec
I
Cities
6
26% Dec
No par
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
73%
101 %
„
63%
106
28%
102
74%
101%
*18%
19
34%
23
200
120
800
6,100
100
23
22
10%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
14,800
10%
10'A
10
10 "4
10
10%
12,700
*22
(
47%
109%
*108
63%
48'A
6,000
110'A
109%
109%
109%
109%
1,010
108%
108
108
108 %
108%
430
64%
65%
5,700
48
65
47%
64%
*104
48 %
64 34
1051a
47%
*104
105%
*104
105%
29
29%
29%
29 %
28%
102%
103'A
103%
102%
103 %
490
74%
104
73%
73%
73%
74%
6,500
102
73%
*101
'101
104
*101
29
103
2,066
100
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(422)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1954
Highest
Lowest
7'/2 bep
15
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
17% Jun
22
yj/8 Sep
10% Jan
6
16
13% Mar
Jun
16
82% Jan
7j/b Sep
48% Oct
14
ll7/a Mar 28
13
62% Jan
15% Sep
15
14
28 % Mar
7 % May
19% Sep
22
3
7
72
21
26% Jan
27% Feb
Jan
90% Dec
102
Jan
Continental
Continental
5
22
Cooper-Bessemer
10
31
52
25
Jan
4
36
Dec
Convertible
14%
143/4
143/4
16 VA
98
99
97
97
98
981/4
13
13%
12%
13
13
10
99% Apr
13
10%
*20 y2
103/4
10%
Shares
103A
10%
21
20%
20%
500
153/4
16%
15%
i6y8
39,600
98 »/4
21
99
983A
99%
2,500
*20%
10%
10,600
13»A
121/2
123/4
12%
43,600
72'A
73%
71 Va
72'A
71
72
71%
72
11,600
27'A
26%
27
21 Va
71%
27%
711/4
27
27
27%
27
27 y8
21%
20%
3,200
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
203A
203A
21«A
5,500
48 y4
50
49
49%
49y4
49%
48%
49
49
49%
4,800
23%
3,400
Delaware
8
Corp
14
Corp
Co
pref
Preferred 6%
7
156% Dec
of
Copperweld Steel
51% Dec 31
12
15
10%
21
the Week
■
—5
Copper Range Co
24% Dec
21% Jan
14%
103/s
Friday
Jan. 21
No par
Steel
Nov
11
20%
*20%
Sales for
Thursday
Jan.20
10%
Motors
25% Apr
51% Dec
Jan. 19
20%
Insurance
Continental
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 18
1
29
31
Oil
Tuesday
Jan. 17
25
Fibre
Dec
Continental
Pap |
SALE
10
Diamond
Continental
HIGH
cora_2
preferred
31
AND
Monday
Par
Cop & Steel Ind
convertible
27% Dec
Dec
87% Jan
21
STOCK
13% Dec
48% May 25
44% Mar 5
26% Mar 25
1
4
10
5%
19
30
52
30
15
15
6
14% Dec
Continental
7
Dec
22% Jan
28
55% Jan
6
43% Dec
18 Vi Sep
70
Apr
11% Dec
22
YORK
75% Nov 24
2
48% Jan
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
27
15
|
19
6
19% Sep
Feb
52
Mar 18
19% Sep
4
7% Jan
6
NEW
Highest
17V2 Jun
67
STOCK
STOCKS
tfear 1953
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Monday, January 24, 1955
..
23%
common
5
23
series
50
*51
52
*51 VA
52
*51 y2
52
52
52
59
51
51
50%
51
51 VA
51%
51%
513/4
513/4
51%
1,100
33 y,
33%
34
34%
35
353/4
35
35%
3,800
5%
series
Cornell
Dubilier E3ectrle Corp
Corning Glass Works common
1
32%
5
144%
23%
12%
33'A
233/a
23%
23%
23%
52
233A
*51%
23%
147
143
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
*97%
99
*97%
99
*97'%
99
*97%
99
*97%
145
144
145%
143%
145
143
100
146
3,200
'
"When
93% Sep
14
96% Jan
19
95% Jan
8
93% Sep
6 7'/a Feb
15
98
25
96% Jan
6
161
Jun
Nov
9
71% Feb
24
176% Dec
6
31
174% Jan
5
185
19% Sep
1
3% Mar 16
26
78
Mar 31
~3% Sep" 15
5
Jan
1% Nov 30
2
Mar
25Sep
15
87% Jun
102
1
20
3
Aug 25
91% Nov 30
Dec
Corn
1
5% Dec
Products
7%
y, Nov 23
Coty
—
81%
82%
100
178'A
178%
1
24%
25%
1
5%
Refining common-25
Petroleum
Corp
Inc
4
2% Dec
16
Coty
2
Jan
■
28% Jan
4
40% Dec
29
Crane
91% Jan
4
99% Mar 30
International Corp
Co
3%%
57%
.
preferred
Cosden
9
issued"
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Cum
21
34 % Apr
95
1 % Jan
3 '/2 %
82 3A
—
583/4
99
80%
81%
180
*178 y8
179%
24%
25
243A
243A
243A
24 y8
8,300
53A
5%
5%
53A
3,500
53/4
5%
2'A
2%
33%
37 y2
38 y2
95%
95%
53/4
2%
23/«
38
*95y»
2%
2%
38%
38%
96%
*95'A
80%
81%
178
2%
39
2
10% Dec
28
27% Mar 12
29
15% Mar
26% Mar 22
2
11
Jan
30% Dec
4
14
Cream
17% July 20
Jun
10
34 % Jan
16
29% Jan
4
35 % Oct
26% Jun
16
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
4
18
101% Jan
4
91
103
May 18
Jan
15
68% Sep
13% Dec
15
89
24
36'/a Jan
11% Dec
27
15
Nov
6% Sep
Sep
36% Dec
4
109% Dec
31
5%
10
20% Jan
26
Cuba
11% Jan
4
15% Dec
9
7% Dec
29
Jan
23% Sep
18
31
6
87/a May 21
4% Oct
21
Mar 17
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
30
64
15
131
11
29
8% Apr
6% Apr
2
93
9% Feb
Dec
9% Aug
19
Jan
4
108
54% Jan
5
62
2
7% Jan
27% Mar 20
25.
18% Dec
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
15
43
Jan
18
39
Jan
11
136% July 20
64% Dec
8
29% Sep
15
40% Mar 23
30% Jan
11
48% Nov 24
83 % Dec
22
92
91 Va Jan
26
94
4% May 18
7
4
Dec
22
Jan
6
8% Mar 17
17%
17
17
15
15%
15%
15%
Apr
27
90
Jan
5
46
27
Aug 23
6%
34
104
0 CO
103
17
17
17
17
*16%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
7%
7'/a
33%
33%
33%
preferred
Prior
common
A
Cushman's Sons
Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
Corp
pfd
5%
convertible
&
17%
16%
17%
17'A
17%
171/4
17%
11 Va
17%
31%
32
31%
145
1
45%
95
6'A
45
20
13
45 Va
23%
24'/2
7
42'/2
43
....
*12%
43'A
43'A
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
* 95 %
91
Jan
13
NOV
26
96%
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*96
98
*96
98
94% Jan
11
101% Oct
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*98
100
98
98
12% May
4
9 Va Apr 27
19% Jan
26
18%
11,500
15%
1
47%
48%
47%
14,400
49
48%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
52% Feb
2
41
3
57
Dec
30
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
30
12Jan
4
20% Dec
28
Delaware
Lack
27
7
33% Aug
5
Delaware
Power
241/2 Jan
61
16
14
30% Dec
July 24
2% Dec
64
14
Mar
28% Jan
2
29
17% Sep
18% Sep
15
19% Jun
16
25
Sep 14
951/4 Jun
9
32% Jun
33
12
Jun
1
18
24 y4 Mar 10
Jan
Aug
3
Nov
30
15 % Dec
31
Detroit
23
De
8
Jan
4
Diamond T
13% Aug 16
Diana
36
11
11% Jan
12
Divco
61% Dec
7
Dixie
12
12.
41% Dec
Nov 30
8% May 17
3
Sep
16
29
Jan
4
Jan
11
23% Mar 10
75
Aug
14% Jan
15
2
109
Jun
Jun
5%
18% Sep
7
29
Douglas
'47% Dec
23
Dow
24% Jan
8
18% Jan
% Dec
29
83% Jan 14
75 Va Jan
15
104% Dec
23% Dec
31
27
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
Dome
30
23
12% Jan
2
7
4
Jan
4
104% Jan
11
41
4
108% Dec
118% Jan
2
2
115% Jan
170
Dec
12
89% Jun 23
122% Oct
Jan
12
94y4Jan
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4
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6
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27
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27
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12
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6
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25
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8
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11
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48
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a
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15
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19
25% Dec
23
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5
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13
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32%
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33
10
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30
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30
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114
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19
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52% Dec
8
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13
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100
57
13
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4
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33
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9
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24
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14
57%
1
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102
14
4
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20
.
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24
37
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24
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24
34%
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13%
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58
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109
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31
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14
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10
preferred
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42
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52
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10
conv
4
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52%
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26,500
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91
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20
33% Feb
33%
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8
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20
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12
57
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28 y8 Mar 24
33%
30
&
33% Jan
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10
13
3
29% Nov 12
31% Jun
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13
25
7% Sep
3
38% Oct
34% Feb
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
2
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1
39% Dec
116
49 y2
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34%
50
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40% Feb
9% Sep 15
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48%
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34%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
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for
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32%
34%
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Detroit-Michigan
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27% Jan
22
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20% Jan
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108
24
30
8
35
68
30
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&
48%
32%
34%
100
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&
50%
10
20
common
7%
20
8
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16% Mar 28
117% Dec
11
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6% Mar 17
9% Dec
12
100
18%
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1
55% Jan
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60
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98
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15% Jan
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16
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13
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42%
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2
10% Oct
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23% Jun
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33% Jan
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21
95
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15
40 y2 Sep
46
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55
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17y2 Aug 31
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34
17
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103
62
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34
7
7»A
33%
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92
97
1023A
34
60 V2
82% May 28
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Daystrom Inc
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17
33%
59
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4
39% Dec
33
58 3/8
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33% Jun
33%
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8
11% Jan
17
59
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14% May 4
16% Jan 29
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59
59%
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14% Mar 15
13% Aug 20
11% Dec 15
16
Dec
153/g
35
9
28
31% Sep
151/4
35
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1
27
33% Dec
15%
35%
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5
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common
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59
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5
6
4
15%
29%
100
Aug 17
11
Jan
29%
35
104»A
Cunningham
2
Dec
6%
Cudahy Packing Co
4 % %
preferred
Cuneo
29
Dec
'15%
common—5
of Amer
convertible
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29%
35
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Cuban-American
5
35
Corp
preferred
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31
9% Jan
27% May 14
100% July 28
57% Feb
4
15
60
31
29'/2
No par
Zellerbach
$4.20
13% Nov
34% Jan
21
26
72% Jan
21
49% Sep
6% Sep
preferred
21% Jan
21
5% Sep
93% Dec
Nov
$2
Crown
6
5
12% Mar 19
18
15
Mar 17
17
31
5% Sep
52
33% Jan
106
Wheat Corp (The)
2
Cork & Seal
common..2.oU
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64% Nov 23
20% Sep
of
270
2%
383A
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96 3/4
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178 y8
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200
97
178 Va
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2%
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24%
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179
179
6
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1
25
common
preferred
81%
—
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;
100
18,700
800.
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Volume 181
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29
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13
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15
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1
4
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31
17% Jan
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29
17
19
Jan
24
57
Jan
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72
Dec
6
21% Sep 21
3% Dec 31
34% Apr
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14
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29
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16
10% Sep
18
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Oct
Sep
14
22
Oct
1
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8
10% Oct
13
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9
40
1
9
48% Oct
6
14
19
Jan
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64% Apr
13
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23
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27% May 21
56% Apr
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8
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63
18% July 30
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6
107
May
Oct
54
7% Dec 30
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Jan
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26
Dec 21
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18
32
10
100
7% Mar
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Feb
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27%
27 y4
27%
27%
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common
&
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17
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8
10% Oct 21
42% Dec 22
4
16
6
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54
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54
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109
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105%
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27
88% Jan
23
101% NOV
5
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22
12
6
113
Nov
29.
Jun
26
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
4
100% Dec
14% Sep
15
23% Jan
20
19
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
6% Dec
29
15
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
21
9% Dec
30
13% Apr
13% Apr
1
May 15
Firth
(The) Carpet Co
(The) common_No
preferred
No
10
13
Stores
Mar 22
12% Dec
13
10
Stove
Fair
$4.20
Food
&
pfd
Machinery &
3% %
Franklin
76% Nov
12
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7
15 % Nov
19
23% Jan
4
38% Dec
29
69% Jan
4
92
29
27% Mar 24
68
22
79
Jan
6
Dec
4%
54%
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112
4,800
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20,500
114
5,500
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58 y4
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preferred
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108
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11
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15
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100
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57
102%
1
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cum
p.
12%
7%
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div
5
par
109%
55
56
par
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Corp
14% Jan
21% Sep
No par
Flintkote Co
Food
37% Jan
103
National
48% Sep
Aug
93% Jan
55
First
Florence
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preferred
Power
2
17,100
58
48%
Power
5
12'/4
12
♦48
Florida
Jan
3,400
♦54
Florida
43% Jan
7,700
5%
12
23
35
Sep
33 V* Oct
100
27%
5%
47%
21% Apr
38% Jan
27
55
Fidelity. Phoenix Fire Ins N
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76
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12
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47%
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50
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55
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Federated
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74
1,400
12%
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1953 series
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federal
-
47%
38% Sep 28
57% Nov 22
7
39% Oct 21
Dec
3,700
16%
16
59
16% Nov
27
29% Dec
9
10
24%
10%
16
47%
pfd
28 % Jan
24% Feb
10
39% Sep
Corp
pfd
cum
conv
3
21% Jun
89
24'A
16%
16
50
conv
104% Dec
31% Jun
Jun
27
Dec
108
98% Jan
11
16% Aug 24
92
Dec
110% Dec 29
Sep~24
49% Feb
13% Mar 17
93
Sep
58
86% Jan
24%
17
16
50
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
5%%
4
19% Dec
Metallurgical
Farwick
5%
21
29% Jan
24%
16%
16
2
Fansteel
8
38'A Jan
5
25
16%
"When issued"
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41
!
Jan
13
29
Oct
67% Sep
13% Jun
f
48
247A
16
16
1
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
5
16
16% Dec
35% Sep
25
16%
16%
1
19
9
24%
16%
16
Falstaff
Apr
Mar
No par
Fajardo
Engine & Airplane Coip_i
Sugar Co
20
15% Jun
15
Co
Fairchild
48% Jun
8
&
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
60
12
12 Va
12'A
12%
1,200
70%
70%
70'/a
71 'A
9,100
14%
14'A
14%
1,200
12%
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36 'A
36
36'A
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90'A
36'A
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90%
490
V
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
33% Dec
30
20% Jun
15
7% Mar
3
4% Nov 15
28
13
6% Jan
10
Dec
31
34% Jan
43
Dec
14
23
38
Dec
17
Gamewell
40% Dec
21
Gardner-Denver
19
Jan
*4
2
28% Jan
27
22% Jan
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
25% Sep
37% Mar 12
25
21% Aug 31
29% Mar 24
25% Jan
22
20
27% Jan
20% Jan
4
98% Jun
22
7% Mar 12
Jan
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
3% Apr
5
33
May
10
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
July
19
1
14% Mar 18
155
17% Jan
5
9% Sep
15
14
6
78
Jan
135% Aug
18% Jan
Mar 25
70
May
22% Mar 17
Garrett
Gar
Co
41%
42
42
41%
34%
35%
35
35%
35%
36'A
35 7A
36'A
38 %
39'/a
38%
39%
39%
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40%
36%
36%
35%
36
36%
36%
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32%
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5,000
27 »A
27'A
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106'A
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106%
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106%
59'A
59%
59'A
59'%
6,300
10'A
10%
10'A
11%
24,500
10%
10%
10'/a
89
Dec
27
4%
1st
30% Mar
49
Dec
31
4%
conv
17% May
29
Dec
29
General
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
131
Dec
29
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
7
2nd
10%
141
141
141
30
%
29%
29%
29%
29 7A
29%
29%
30
30
3,400
16'A
17'/»
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
12,000
100
Inc
*45
com__No par
15
3
19% Dec
1
General
Contract Corp common
Jan
8
15 % Dec
1
6%
preferred—
Jan
4
82% Dec
29
General
Dynamics Corp common—3
76
37% May 17
48% Jun
25
General
Electric
47%
loo
2
10
Co
*131
...
5
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86
*45%
46 %
45%
45%
400
28
'27%
27%
5,000
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27 %
27 Va
28
27%
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133
131%
133
18 Vh
•
86
*81
45%
26%
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14 »A
133
*131%
8% Sep
15
11% Feb
26
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
16
88% Jun
•
18
94% Jan
2
9% Jan
5
56% Feb
4
94
8
9% Dec
52
31
14% Mar 19
Jun
17
Jan
22
124% Jan
2
Jun
11
119
Jan
53% Sep
15
69% Feb
106
112% Jun
61
14% Nov 24
119
General
80% July 22
General
101
8% OCt 25
5
60% Jan
9
113% Jun
Jan
Mar
12% Dec
8
$3.50
Finance Corp
(Delaware)-l
Corp com
No par
Foods
preferred
28
General
Instrument Corp
78% Nov 22
General
Mills
Jan
4
14
123% Feb
26
146% Dec
10
4
58% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
118% Jan
124% Mar
3
5%
3%%
100
convertible
General
Motors
2
123% Jan
5
4
126% Oct
29
15
99% Jan
14
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
15
25% Feb
5
22% Jan
11
33% Dec
29
General
Outdoor
Mar 30
48% Jan
8
94% Nov
16
General
Portland
Nov~24
General
42
% Aug 31
54%
95
$5
preferred
Corp
Sep
91
15
27% Mar 23
25
Jan
4
8
59% Dec
21
57% Jan
4
3% Dec
10
4 % Jan
5
23% Jun
10
29% Dec
28
25
Sep
93
May 11
18
37% Jan
100
52%
100
18
18'A
18'A
18'A
16%
14'A
14 y4
14'A
14'A
14%
14J/a
76%
49%
80%
47
80'A
82%
80'A
5
Cement
49
50
48%
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10%
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67%
68'A
122%
122 'A
122%
122'A
144
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144
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92
94
94%
68
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.
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68
67%
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122%
4,100
97
10%
122%
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710
144
94'A
95%
11,600
3,900
68
122'A
144
1,600
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75%
97
10%
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121%
69
102,800
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125
125
125'A
126
125%
125%
100
100'/«
100%
100'A
100'A
100%
100
100
32%
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32%
32'A
32'A
2,800
90%
90%
91%
91
91%
5,800
45%
♦45'A
par
Co
1
32
32 '/a
31%
32%
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88'A
89
89
89%
89%
49
50%
49'A
50%
*44%
Eqp
Corp
1
preferred-No par
4% Dec
9
General
Public
Service
34% Aug 19
General
Public
Utilities
44
Dec
27
General
Railway Signal
107
Aug
16
5%
100
10c
5
Corp
4'/2
33%
16
12% Jan
4
3
20% Apr
28
31
General
Jan
12
53% Dec
13
General
Shoe
87% Jan
6
109% Dec
29
Gen
39'/a
*105'/a
Refractories
41
com_No par
100
Dec
18
92'A
1*
1'
97
10%
,
82'A
48%
49'A
*
V
1
Precision
$2.90 convertible
21
Jan
*134
kj
125
Advertising No
17
25% Mar 26
10 'A
68
121%
,14%,.
76%.
1
4,600
2,500
No par
sefies
Oct
100
76
*95 'A
V'
20
19'/4
15'A
-
81
81%
48%
78'A
14%
<
133
18%
14%
10
No par
$3.75
Nov
3% Jan'
4
28% Jan 18
16
100
common
preferred
Preferred
"When issued"
21% Sep
65% Dec
1
—No par
common
preferred
21% Sep
i
No par
86
*131'/a
131 'A
18
14%
'
"
*84'A
18'A
I
.
163
46 %
86
45%
26%
80
26%
Jan
;
139%
141
46'/2
85
50
preferred
141
141
141
141
20
29%
11
series
59
64,800
*13.,'/a
15 % Nov
1%
*105%
106
7
5
com
preferred
Cigar Co
preferred
7'/a
6%
No par
—
Bronze Corp
2
36
32%
27 »A
10%
19% Jan
46% Mar 24
32'A
27%
10%
35% Mar 25
July 28
33
27 W
58
Id
31
32 »A
58'/a
16
_
4,230
33%
58
Corp
3,700
27%
59'/a
Cable
37'A
27 y4
58%
General
36'A
33 y8
Transportation
2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
General
36'A
35'A
106
9
5,100
6%
106'/a
10
41
35'A
*105%
18% Dec
40
7'A
100
Amer
9,600
40%
35'A
28
General
600
38
6%
34
preferred
2,200
36%
34%
27%
$4.50
7,700
43
*42
7'A
33'/a
com
8,700
9'/4
36'A
IVa
1
Corp
Investors
6%
36
1.66%
Container
9%
36%
35
com
preferred
29
28%
9'A
42
6%
16% Jun
122
41%
35Va
29% Sep
117
42%
6'A
American
4
42%
34'%
convertible
33% Dec
>
50
1
General
6
9%
6%
29
50
4%%
6%
28%
6'A
9%
(The)_
Industries
Gaylord
Jan
9'A
28%
9'/2
Co
10
Dec
6%
28%
9%
6%
20'A
9%
2
(The)
Corp
Wood
6%
29%
9%
6'A
29'/a
common
common
preferred
17
148% Feb
3
Feb
71
convertible
6'A
28%
g'/u
1
5
Inc
5
—No par
(Robert)
2
11
10 % Jan
8
5%
Inc
Dec
107% Aug 27
65% NOV 24
9% Oct 25
Mar 24
Co
31
13
Nov
142
Gair
1
37% Nov
18
Sep 15
31
(The)
8% Apr
27% Jan
Dec
Gamble-Skogmo
Co
38% May 19
10
14
Gabriel
20% Jan
21% Sep 21
22% Sep 15
3% Sep 14
<
7% Aug
2
31% Dec 31
preferred
100
*100
4'/a
4%
104
4%
4%
40
107'/a
51 Va
4%
34%
40%
40'A
106 'A
106 'A
20,100
100
4%
18,200
403/4
40'A
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29,200
34%
34
40'A
107 y2
39%
*106
533/4
110
.4%
34-%
34
1,000
46
51 'A
*102
106
4%
4%
33%
33%
39'/2
39'/a
*105'/a 107%
33'A
34
*99
105
1,000
100
*45
46'A
50%
51%
50%
*99
99'A
2,300
107'A
20
16'A
9,500
28%
3,700
12,400
i
'
10% Jan
2
19
Sep 15
40% Nov 12
86% Dec 30
14
25% Feb
51
Apr 23
96% Mar 16
15% Sep
30% Dec
9
General Realty &
Utilities
10c
•
99
Sep
8
22% Sep
15
74% Dec
31% Feb
27%
__1
50%
108'A
20
37 '/a
38'/a
37'A
Corp common.No par
preferred
100
35%
36'A
35
100
Sep
18
37 % May 21
7
43% Dec
General
99
13
28
'100% Apr
12
29 % Jan
4
47% Dec
31
16
85
May 11
96
July 29
69
Jan
34% Mar 11
76
9% Oct 28
32% Jan
2
Time
4%%
General Tire
Rubber
&
75% Jan
4
Dec
8
4'A%
Dec
1
16
84% Oct
27
3%%
10% Jan
4
30% Dec
i
49% Dec
14
Georgia-Pacific
46
Jan
11
76% Dec
3
Gillette
Gimbel
Brothers
16% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
21
13
82% Oct
2
801
Jan
8
90% Nov 29
23
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
20% Dec
29
Gleaner
Harvester
14
38% Mar 20
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
6
Glidden
Co
«
:
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
*162
Nov
8
1 6% Dec
15
130% Jun 30
Sep
11
14
8% Jan
20
Mar
'
-26% July 30
64% Dec 20
Dec
14
52% Jan
12
109% Dec
52
15
4% Dec 29
24% Sep
1
Mar 19
9% Jan 20
33% Mar
28
54% Dec
34% Dec 30
9% Feb
Dec
27% Jan
,2% Mar 25
18
26% Jan
-
4% Apr 21
29% July 1
'
4'
Dec 22
6% Jun 19
,1
i,,
59
1% Jan
25
*
97% Feb
4
16% Jan
22
22
7
Nov 30
56
17%
Oct"
-19% Mar 27-
Gotham
19% Sep
18
78
9-
Mar
2
Jan
17'
Gould-.National
29
Grace
Dec '31
Dec
31
40% Aug 18
100
2
Mar
4
10% Dec
13
36% Dec
4
17
21% Dec
26%
38,100
70
69 7A
70
69%
70
69%
70%
8,200
21
21%
91
91
20%
20%
39%
39%
20%
39%
8%
21
'•
8%
8%
22.
18
,91
*
8%
8%
.
'
20 y4
39%
8%
8%
17
62
62
62%
(W
R)
Granite
5%%
Grant
3%%
101%
102%
102 Va
52%
50%
51%
51'A
51%
51%
6'A
6'A
*5%
6%
6'A
6%
x39%
44%
Nopar
P
5
10
r
Co common
,1
preferred
conv
i.
Stores
5
^100
com
preferred—No
2
12%
54%
23J/4
130
35%
*96
Apr
-
78% Aug 17
<33% Feb
1
31% Dec
17
1%
Green
preferred
63
10,300
103%
106
1
%
53 \
6'A
63/s
52
6,900
7,800
1,500
40
39%
40'A
40
40
40
40'A
2,700
44%
43'A
44%
43%
44%
44
44'A
23,300
.
2'A
32,300
2
2%
2
2%
2
2 %
2 Va
12%
56%
12%
12%
13%
13
13%
13'A
13%
54
54%
55
55%
54%
55 V
55'A.
59%
16,000
7,600
24%
24'A
24%'
24
24%
22,500
23%
24%
24%
24%
126'A
129
130
35%
,
T5%
36
35
*95%
97
96%
*95'A
131
130
35%
35 »A
96%
*95'A
130
35%
96%.
'
130
130
3532,
*95%
36
1,000
3,500
96%
10%
6,000
10'A
10'A
10'A
10%
10'A
10%
10 »A
♦34%
35%
*34'A
35%
35
35'A
35
35
35'A
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
2 3'A
23%
23%
23 Va
5,300
75'A
75%
75 y4
75'A
1,400
27
Co
103%,
2,000
61%
10'A
Oct
Ry
,
18
*34%
15*
Northern
10,100
30
164
1
131% Jan
29
8%
8%
.' 164
par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
—25 *
21%
Ded
6,500
42%
/
2Va
12%
130
102 Va
1,300
8,800
-
39%
39%
42%
103
39%
18
51%
6'/a
1
(The)
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
62
6%
City Steer common—I 12.50
cum
preferred
100
(W T)
61
63%
4
Inc^
Co
'.
18 'A
104%
Nopar
Batteries
&
£%
164
18%
18%
61 »A
Nopar
8
18
92%
20%
'
102 %
Great Western Sugar com—No par
.
J. 64
164
164
39%
10
Great
18
17%
•
21,300
21'A.
"20 3/8,
39%
20%*'
10
new—.
31
Jun
169
10
86
,21
*90%
92%
*
51%
F)
Dec
80
20%Jah
17 7A
*83
21'A
,
*90%
60%
22
28
*164
169
38% Dec 29
Jan
Jun
2
26 'A
39%
17% Jan
-
54
-40% Jan
page
26%
40'A
23%
75
35'A
73
see
84%
26'A
39
18
210
98
84%
20%
*164
98
97%
19%
TOO
97%
13,500
26%
20%
Co
Hosiery
31
138
-
'Jan
31
For footnotes
(B
Dec
26
,*
8
Dec
23% Mar 25
Co
47% Dec
27
141
20
49
98
9Q'/2
*90%
1,300
102
84%
21%
,
31,300
26%
20 Va
"When issued"
31
42
5
19
7% Mar
52
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
29% Dec 22.
*83
.v
26%
90'/a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Dec
'
Nov
*96%
,
43'A
48
47%
'
4
Apr
29
*
Goodrich
7
4
94% Jan
39% Mar 17
1
*100
48'A
'
Grand Union Co
86% May 22
19% Nov 27
69%
10
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
86% Jan
5
70'/a
„_1
27
33
30
102
102
47
47%
20'/a
Tnc
24
28
22
*100
*100
102
5
Co_
Telegraph
29
31
Dec
Stock
2% Nov
98% Jan
7
&
Good»11-San forri
13% Sep
34% Dec
14% Jan
Gold
50 % Dec
Jan
15
15
5
28% Dec
27Va
Nopar
12
7
29% July 16
85% Oct
36'A
2.50
(The)
Brewing
3A
1,390
37%
35
Nopar
Corp
31% Apr 28
14% Jun 29
20% Jan
14% Sep
Goebel
37'A
36
84%
comipop
preferred-
*
5
60
43% Sep
$4.50
37%
'
139% Dec 31
19
31
37 y4
36
98
69'/a
109
36%
*96 »A
26'A
.109
38
*83
1
50%
50:,/4
..
36'A
84'/2
Co
51
109
37%
98
1
Plywood
28 'A.
28%
50%
38
*83
25%
28 Va
108'A
50'A
15'A
36%
*96'/a
(The) Co
Dec
45%
48%
,
.
109
100
—
79% Apr
15
*100
102
50'A
109
%,
,
46'A
preferred
15
*100
51
109
2.50
com
28%
28 Va
28%
50'A
108'A
50%
100
preferred
72% Feb
18% Jan
10% Sep
27% Oct
12% Sep
28%
109
15
15
15
15
15'A
1
22
'
27'A
„10
Castings $6 pfd__No
General Telephone
Corp
25% Jan
2
15
15
par
Corp
Steel
32 V« Oct
25% Sep 22
15
100
*144
Bay & Western RR
100
*75
Green (H L) Co Inc_'_—'„33%
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp'—No par
29 'A
76'A
36%
217A
146
76
34%
30
10
.
r
75
76
76'A
76%
35%
36%
36'A
36%
21%
21%
21%
21%
145
*75
34
29 y4
145
76
34%
29%
*144
*73%
x33%
30
146
36
21%
146
3o%
21%!
147%
37%
17,200
4
21%
3,700
14 J %
148%
*73 '/a
76
36%
213
*73'A
76
34'A
33%
34
33
33%
30
29%
25%
29%
29'A
76
160
200
8,300
2,000
15
16
The Commercial and -Financial Chronicle
(424)
...
Monday, January 24, 1955
-
-
!
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
NEW
Range for Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
12 % Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1053
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
2
14 % Dec
11% May 21
14 '/8
Mar
87% July 31
19% July 28
4'A Dec 31
95% Jan
90 % Jan
7
97
Sep
20
4%%
28 % Jan
22% Jan
11
39% Aug
11
Grumman
8% Jan
4% Jan
4
5% Dec
22
Guantanamo
26% Dec
29
38 % Jan
26% Mar 29
39% Dec
29
Gulf
Mobile &
66% Sep
21
77
68 % Jail
4
91
Dec
9
$5
preferred
41 Vt Sep
14
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
67 % Dec
29
Gull
Par
Jan
4
Greyhound Corp
Jun
22
Sugar
95%
95 'A
*5574
38-^B
3674
1
5%
5%
Ohio
36%
25
16
29
34% July 30
16
100% May 26
106% July 28
$4.20
8
103
May
110
$4.40 dividend
preferred
preferred
—100
100
105
Jan.
8
105
Jan
15
106% Mar 26
dividend
prelerred
15
36 VA Mar
5
35
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
15
30 % Dec
30
29% Feb
2
2
97
28% Dec
18% Dec
31
17 % Jan
13
July
2
Oct
4
Common
——No par
dividend
$4.44
96
Friday
Jan. *40
Jan. „1
5
14
55A
*;;5
3774
33 7b
37 74
57b
5Va
5%r
36'A
a
14%
95'A
.
3878
Sales for
Thursday
itJ
3674
3574
36 74
9i
—
.1
—
64
61%
63
62
1474
the Week
Suurei
14%
96
85
55
3874
•
14
37%
391/4
35,100
57a
5'A
51/4
2,600
3u%
36
30 7a
9-
91
91
81
62 %
62%
6274
48,000
130
36%
62%
8,800
91
■
6474
700
43,900
Co-
103 % Jan
5
PRICES
14
14
91
35%
No par
Utilities
Jan.
61 %
RR com.No par
Corp
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
18
5 74
T
105% Jan
26% Jan
1374
37%
1
July
Jun
14 %
_1
Corp
24
90
92
13%
100
Aircraft
States
Jan.
Jan.17
3
common
preferred
Oil
Gulf
20
tThe)
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continued—Page 6
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31%
31
32 VB
3174
31%
*
31%
31%
31%
3174
104%
103 Va
32
103%
8,100
103%
105
103%
105
10374
103-.4
107
107
105
106
105
105
noo
iova
*1J6
107V4
100
*106
107
106
107
*106
10/
*166
107
*106
107
—25
*43
*103%
,//
50
140
—
.
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
Jan
Hackensaok
Water
62% Nov
24
20 '/a
Apr
30
Hall
21
(W
11% Aug 21
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
Dec
29
61% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
62% Jan
5
86% Dec
31
12% Sep
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
25% Nov
24
Hammeriuill
8
105% Feb
10
102% May 11
106% Oct
25
Hanna
100
Jun
22% Sep
131
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
July
29
4% Sep
31% Dec
14
26% Aug 13
7 % May 20
24
36
11% Jan
2
Sep
23
21 % Dec
8
8% Mar 12
142
22
4%
Watch
21
Mar
22
21%
22>/b
89 Va
90
90
90
90
23%
23%
24%
7,900
106%
*10o %
107%
110
107 %
*106%
107 Va
106%
140
87% Nov
Schatflier
Nov
18
17
Dec
23
Hayes
Industries Tnc—
8% Dec
31
Hayes
Mlg
23% Dec
31
Huiod-Ailas
28% Dec
31
Hecht
18% Jan
4
21% Jun
30
85
Mar
-
89
4
22
Jan
21
31% Apr
94% Jan
22
5
21% Jan
26
19
May 21
i'41% Nov 17
101% Oct
11
23% Nov
11
37% Nov
18
33%%
Heinz
Glass
(H
J)
3.65%'
Co
26% Feb
14
38% Mar 13
2
14
Hercules
15
20% Apr
74% Jan
10
60% Sep
Jan
6
101
Dec
27
126% Jan
9
121% Feb
2
126% Oct
26
15
44% Feb
3
38% Jun
18
Dec
23
4
53% Apr
14
54% Feb
16
15% Dec
28
13% Mar 12
68
52
May 28
14% Jan
26
-
20% Oct
50
37% Dec
3
Helme
(.G
7%
W)
Co
6% Sep
20
Dec
10
16
12% Mar 11
Sep
29
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
12
Hilton
May 13
11 % Aug
25
Hires Co
9
$4%
Hotels
31
4% Dec
14
Sep
30
25
22
Mar
9
10% Jan
Corp
32% Dec
47
Oct
90
Jun
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
30% Dec
21
33 Va Jan
4
52
Oct
5
56% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
Honolulu
Dec
6
31% D"C
31
Hooker
4
95% Jan
12
Mar 25
12% Nov
23
Jan
19
11
17 % Mar 23
14
Jan
15
28% Jan
2
41% Mar 10
30
5
16
58
102
Dec
Feb
31
12
Sep
15
17
32
Dec
29
36% Jan
30
33
Jan
7
103
Mar 31
Hollander
5%
(A)
9
36% Oct
27
Household
3
84% Jan
8
99 % Nov
18
33A%
5
96
Jun
94 Va Jan
4
Nov
24
4%
103% Jan
13
105% Nov
16
4.40%
'/a Dec
31
Houston
Light
112% Dec
23
Houston
Oil
19
22
Jun
22
29% Dec
64
Sep
15
79
14
May
101
Feb
17
24
28% Jan
11
1
64% Jan
8
Dec
29
17% Jan
7
15% Jan
9% Sep
14
21% Jan
6
11% Jan
3 % Nov
18
7
Oct
8
16
Mar 11
14% Mar 11
1
Nov
105
41
6
19% Dec
31
20% Dec
10
Howe
4% Jan
5
4 % Nov
22
36% Oct
7
59% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
12% Dec
55% Dec
21
29
19% Jan
8
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
2% Sep
14
5% Mar 19
10% July 27
JHudson &
5%
*51%
53
513A
52
2,200
39%
52 Va
*52
39
37 'A
383A
39
40%
39 %
40
39%
34
33Va
33%
34
34V4
34'A
35
*343/4
16%
1674
17V4
.16%
17
16'/a
16%
72,%
'71'/a
72%
*71%
72%
90%
90%
'90
90%
16%
-
2,900
4,200
36'A"
3.7%
37%
38 Va
37%
38'A
37%
38
11 %
1
•%
li'B
liVB
11%
11%
11 '/a
ll'A
2.300
26%
27%"
26
26%
25%
26%
26 Va
27%
27'A
29'A
19,200
15%
15'4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
2,700
7 %
73/8
7%
*7»A
7%
600
„
72 Va
i.
;,*7i
14,100
35
11%.
*71
72%
'*
a
7%
24 74-
30
30
45%
45%
45 Vb
81
81
81
29 %
30%
29%
29%
101'A
13%
35
23%
*93
*103
101 »A
94
93
104 Va
104'A
104%
104
104
*103
104%
*103
*103
104%
104
104
104
104
*104
1043/4
42
110
13
new
I
3
50
com
100
Power
of
Texas
'
90%
104
No par
com
(Del)__25
Corp
24
24
24'/b
241/s
1,900
30
30 %
30 VB
30%
30%
30'/b
3074
600
46 38
45%
46 JA
81%
30
24
80%
81%
80%
82%
81%
82
293A
30%
29 3/4
30'A
30
30%
*101 'A
102
*101
45%
*101 Va
103
46'/a
43'A
*1021/4
103
4574
103
10.100
3.000
15,000
10
14
133/b
13%
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
6,100
35
35
35
35'A
351/4
*35 VB
35%
35Va
35%
1,100
29%
6,800
30
293/8
94
*92 %
42%
41%
106%
111
29%
-
29'A
*92%
94
421/4
42'A
106%
103
291/2
29 VB
29%
42%
4,600
11274
10,600
19%
2014
19%
193/4
18'A
18
18%
17%
18
27/fl
23/4
274
7%
8%
8
80
42
111
1?%
8 Va
30
120
3A
42
2%
234
104
114'A
42
17%
*19
03
104%
108'/a
42 3A
110
2%
20 Vb
2974
93
93
18 %
8
100
230
10,800
24
2%
100
preferred
-
'
24
24
17%
1
1
Manhattan
*7'/s
7'A
*90
24%
Co
noncum
53
*51%
36 Va
____100
Stores
1,100
100
Co
Finance
Sound
42%
7'A
preferred
Howard
4
42
30
preferred
22
43%
n%
12.50
&
10
*42%
7'A
preferred
Co
2,600
43'A
43
36
No par
29 Va Dec
93% Feb
3,400
98%
125
90
No par
99% Jan
19%
19 Va
98aA
*124
124%
90 '
No par
Electrochem
9
A
993A
125
♦124
10
Coi f)
July 17
19%
220
90
$4 25 preferred
Houdaille-Hershey common
$2.25 conv preferred
26
19'A
*98 Va
*124
1,500
37%
go
3a% Aug 25
16% Apr
t/2
20
,23%
5
Suns
Mining
Oil
19%
-
23%
*36%
233A
37%
pn
100
4,200
103'A
42%
16%
£
preferred
conv
Homestake
91
80% Jun
Co
&
23%
37%
2,600
413,4
41%
•102
Va
3,700
27%
*71
50c
Holly Sugar Corp common
27
Dec
4
5
f
41%
102
23%
37
2274
80 y2
*84%
1
Electronics
Furnace
18%
99
98%
22%
27'A'
27 VB
5
Corp
Holland
4
6
18%
125
41%
102
22%
86%
7,700
par
iconv)__No
ptd
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
7% Jan
23 %
,•*36%-
!'.
8%
39
100
tCharles E)
Hoffman
10% Dec
2nd
cum
;
42 Va
103V4
'102
27
*84%
■
42 %
17 "A
68
92
96
125
33%
7
preferred series A
*41%
41%
102
18%
19 VA
99
38%
73 Va Jan
5
41
102
6
Aug 19
81% Jan
85
'
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
2
85
52
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Feb
87
*84'/a
52
34% July 28
22%
87
5
(The)
7%
7%
271/4
42%
18% Apr
91
7,500
23
43:14
11
72% Sep 14
15% Jan
6
7%
37
11
3'/a%
7»A
23%
26% Jan
8
7%
7%
23%
14% Jan
Apr
1.3UO
7%
36%
2
78
100
1„%
37
29
4
39%
10 Va
23%
18% Feb
Jan
8
*38%
2 7'A
125
3.600
16%
8 A
38%
22 74
jg
10
31%
*1674
8%
27%
gg
32
7,800
161/2
23.
*123%
1,900
28'A
38
23'A
No par
common
39%
145
27%
8'A
3^
No par
Motors
39'A
720
16 Va
10
preferred—
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%%
preferred series A
50
1,700
913A
37%
7V»
41%
2174
*140
28'A
31%
4,700
8%
27
103'A
21%
*.0
3)3A
9,800
20%
16%
22%
40%
5%
Hertz
16 38
27%
<,102
22'A
145
28
55'A
203/4
37%
*37
7%
,
543/4
-
203/4
31%
8'A
25
prelerred—
14
21
32 %
*84%
25
11
Mar 27
32%
8'A
8 :,A
*140
:
28%
32 VA
x32
37
39%
39%
145
28
23
22%
100
—
common
non-cum
38 •»
*140
28%
*27
_100
common
Hercules Powder
17
<
71/4
5
15
preferred
29
5
—_
Co
preferred
13% Dec
Feb
32%
16%
2
common
34% Dec
35
"32%
-
._1
Corp
Co
*
38
145
27%
29'A
Corp of America common
1
gi/8
4%% preferred ———37
40
5
28 Va
-10
Marx.
&
6
4% July 12
38
*140
38'A
140
*
2.50
17
34% Jan
62
30
—100
Corp
55'A
90
*106%
Co.-— 1
Hat
23
'21%
106 Va
30
Nov
■
108%
19
97
4
21%
91
Jan
2
9% Mar
22 'A
90
20 74
b
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbisun-Wadi Refine com.—__15
5% Jan
20
23% Sep
12% Sep
21%
_100
11% Feb
Apr
aun
207
A)
32
91
37% Sep
20%
2274
21 % Dec
48 VA
207/B
22%
Hart
9
6
20 Va
22%
28
Jan
Jun
21 'A
22 VB
32% Dec
31
113
20%
22%
23
2
Nov
5
54%
22 Vb
22% Apr
87
15
55 %
2.50
6%
preferred
Harrisburg Steel
15
600
54 Vb
22%
(M
44
*43 "a
55
coin—__No par
Co
Paper
44
433A
43
54%
preferred
conv
33% Nov "29
Jan
29"% Jan
7
73% Jun
Jan
14% Mar 20
13
Dec
17
40% Dec
4
Hamilton
21% Oct 28
22 % Dec
5
24% Jan
131
2
•
43
55 'A
Printing Co
P)
43%
44
43%
54%
Well Cementing___5
Haihourton Oil
8%
*8
*19%
20
1,400
1774
2%
8%
13'A
13,700
2%
2%
6,900
8
8
900
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd_.No par
55%
56'A
55 'A
553/B
55 'A
55%
55Vb
553/8
55'/a
553/B
2,600
8
Hunt
22%
22%
23 Vb
23 Vb
23 Va
23Vb
23 %
23%
*231/2
23%
1.100
Hupp
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
Foods
Inc
6.66%
1
3%
3%
3'A
33/B
3%
33/8
3'A
33/8
334
33/4
28,400
5
Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
20%
20%
x20'/b
20%
20 VB
20'A
20 VB
20'A
20'A
20'A
1,400
*55'A
I
40 %
May 25
48 % Mar 25
44
Jan
4
57% July 28
43% Jun
35 Va Jun
44
46
May
Sep
49% Jun
16
31
Idaho
Co
5534
56%
56
56%
*56
56%
55'A
800
58%
61 '/a
53%
597b,
60
60 VA
5r
59%
5 1V4
5974
16,800
59'A
61 'A
59 Va
59%
59%
60
59
59V4
59 3/8
59%
4,000
43%
50'A
50
4,700
50%
preferred
conv
series
42% Dec
4
40
12
50 % Dec
23
50
Jan
5
48% May 21
52% Dec
20
4.68%
cum
52
Jan
7
50
53% Nov
10
4.26%
cum
cum
preferred
cum
50
A
preferred
4
preferred
18
54 % Mar 11
52
Oct
11%
Apr~13
21
Jan
May 25
52% Jun
15
55
Oct
5
Illinois Power Co.
70%
30
23
6% Mar 16
4
27
53
Dec
10
8% Jan
11
15% Nov
23
Illinois
22 % Oct
3% Dec
51 % Jan
51% Dec
27
20
25
Dec
30
10
4.42%
4.20%
cumulative
Terminal
7
Pwr
&
30
7
% Nov
23
Industria Electrica
Tan
21
52
Nov
17
Industrial
4
57% Dec
8
3"
*51
52%
54
54
*53%
54
*53%
54
50
*54
54%
*54
54%
*54
54%
,..50
51
51
*51'A
52'A
*50%
51'A
511/4
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
143/8
14%
141/2
25 VB
24%
25
24%
25
5
No par
Mex
S
Dec
15
Jan
26
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
15
76% Dec
31
29% Feb
25
Inland Steel
21 % Jp.n
11
39% Dec
29
Inspiration Cons Copper
15% Jan
5
22% Dec
28
Insuranshares
Ctfs
25% Jan
4
40
Nov
23
Interchemical
89 % Jan
Corp
6
102
Oct
25
4%%
14% Apr
28
21% Dec
29
Interlake
16
Int'l
Business
Harvester
21% Sep
15
15% Nov 24
26% Nov 10
86
Aug 13
13 % Sep 15
92% Jan
14
19% Mar 11
271
24% Sep
14
148% Jun
23
21% Sep
27% Sep
Nov
130% Jan
4
23
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
15
12% Mar 18
47% Jun
16
59% Nov
16
18
103% Nov
10
132% Mar 11
Dec
30
45% Dec
29
41
Jun
29
55
38% Dec
24
40% Feb
36% Dec
30
54
10% Mar 17
64
May 29
Jan
Jan
1
3
26
140
5
7
.
63%
69
38%
38 '4
38%
*213A
22'A
22
22
*213A
22'A
600
3,200
22VB
5
common
22 VB
40%
41
100
No par
No par
88% Dec
31
101% Jan
13
4% May 27
40% May 27
106 %
Canada
May 19
1
com__No par
Preferred
100
97
19%
353
79
Nov
16
International
44% Nov
4
International
70
Dec
1
10
31% Dec
18
29 Va Apr
8
33% Jan
22
31
23% Dec
May
38% Dec -
29
30% Mar 18
25
Jan
9% Sep
343/4 Dec
15
11
14
29% Jan
10% Jan
14
19
Jun
28% July
39
16
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
Aug 17
27
Dec
29% Jan
22% Jan
15
34% July 21
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
29% Aug
23 3A Dec
3ff% Dec.
6
14
May 12
11
112
Aug 13
123
Nov
2
6
22
29
International
97
973A
97%
270
193/4
10,000
19%
'
36%
37V8
*87
,
3%
4
58%
'
371/4
169
*36
37%
38
DO
,
58'A
1391/4
139 Va
373A
37
37%
90 Va
87%
4'4
58'A
139
3%
58
139
87%
37
169%
*36'/a
36%
*85
374
374
58 3/a
58'A
139
*138%
37%
170'/a
38
37'A
88
4
58%
139
1574
15%
15%
15%
15%
84
85 VB
83%
84
*106
107
109
107
'
*106
*106%
108
107
103
106
2,000
34,100
500
600
13,700
400
3,200
13.200
550
6,800
12,200
300
10%
10 3/4
10%
10%
11
11
11
ll'A
10%
ll'A
2,300
73 V2
74%
74 V4
75
75
7574
76
76
75'/s
76
1,960
77%
79
77
78 'A
78
78 V2
78%
81%
81%
83
3.500
43'A
43%
43%
4374
4314
443/4
44%
44%
44%
45
3,200
25
60%
61
Va
60%
61%
60'A
61
61
61'A
60%
61
*35%
36'A
*35%
36'A
*35%
36'A
*35%
36'A
*35%
36'A
Teleg.No par
243A
25%
24%
25'A
25 VB
25%
24%
253/s
25 Va
253/s
37 VB
37%.
common
37
37%
373A
32 3/s
33
331/4
34..
Corp
37%
37%
3774
38
39
39
2,500
*37%
38%
*373A
38%
38%
38 34
1,200
34%
35 'A
35 'A
353/8
5.600
7,000
34%
35
common
preferred
12%
13
12 7/8
13%
13
131/4
13V4
13
13%
par
36 'A
36%
*35%
36%
36 %
36 3/4
*353A
35%
36%
3674
par
31%
321/4
31%
3174
3134
22 VB
31%
3774
32%
32 74
9,400
10
Light, Co
Coal
37'A
2,500
85,200
3.50
Intertype Corp
__No
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Eloc Co_No
Creek
37
84%
36%
$6
373/s
169%
37
15%
36%
Island
36%
1683/4
37
351
84%
1
7
37%
19%
350
15%
Utilities
conv
&
193/4
356
169'A
5774
139
19 34
352
84%
5
Power
89%
19 Vb
354
4%
4
57%
25
Iowa
37 'A
170
Interstate Dept. Stores
Interstate Power Cc
cum
19%
352
37
168%
*36
91
193A
355
pfd
$1.40
5
19
97
15%
7%
preferred
International Telep
28% Oct
96%
25
International Silver
6
96 Va
83%
Shoe
4
21
98
84%
Salt
11
36% Oct
4074
No par
11
Jan
26% Dec
40
No par
44% Jan
38
37% Jan
4
40
16%
$4
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer coin__Nopar
5%
preferred
100
29
39%
83%
17
13% Jan
37 VB
171
139
40
common___7.50
Paper
preferred
31
31% Jan
58 Mi
139
9,500
393A
352
39
3%
11,500
40%
15%
Limited
12% Dec
6
201/4
37
*88
22
*957/8
98
373A
22
x39%
356
37
167
15
Packers
79% Dec
19
Feb
100
International
Jan
30% Jan
common
Mining Corp
of
167
1
Mach
International
35
130
Nickel
1
31
20% Jan
10
Int'l
Oct
17% Dec
31
22
68%
38
preferred
4
21
Jan
4%
4
13% Dec
15% Dec
6—4
39'4
Inc..
Iron
Jan
9% Jan
55
30% Dec
109% Dec
69 Va
38%
preferred
International
167
69
38 Va
29
Feb
*164
69 %
37%
42% Dec
4% Nov
167
683'4
38%
4
94
*164
71'A
37%
28% Jan
59% Dec
167
69
36%
5
T'4
*164
20
170%
Jan
*
600
100
No par
77
*164
.
No par
Co
7%
preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
5
Jun
7,700
Int'l
4
24
5,600
51%
8
1 % Jan
6
4974
51
30
34% Jan
6
49'A
25
2
*5%
513A
Dec
5
6
210
4974
38
9
3,400
50'A
38% Dec
Jan
2474
49'A
176% Oct
2% Jan
5,500
243A
52%
5
90
14%
25
50
4
47% Jan
52
14 3/a
5%
4
7
54
*51V4
14%
51 %
Jan
28
*53%
51'A
49%
Jan
1% Oct
54%
30
170
53A
25
2
54%
52%
159
39% Jan
*54
49%
5
l
54
53/4
6
*5%
52
51%
7
27% Jan
5%
50%
*51'A
49VB
Jan
34% Dec
93% Jun
preferred
*243A
'9 3/a
*49
52%
26% Mar 24
31
Dec
375
6%
*54
Va
50
52 %
51%
166 % Jan
15
76
33
May 11
170
54
5°
49%
*5%
No par
common
*51
56'A
43'A
"
35% Sep
18% Sep
July 29
25
A
_1
165
lay
i/a
50
50
55
Co
7
23
a o
*49
*52
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
50'A
50
55
50
Apr
13 Va July 17
50
50'A
*49
50
Lt
De
49%
50%
*52
50
preferred
RR
47% Nov
56% Jan
No par
common
preferred
Indianapolis
2% Jun
54% Dec
54%
__20
Kit
Cent
6%
common.No par
Co
Power
31
63% Dec
5
38 Va Sep
151
63% Dec
14
2
48 % May 19
7% Jan
9
56% Jun
26%
27
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vb
273/8
4,300
21%
3,600
122%
50
50c
1
21%
*122
22%
123
20 Va
♦122
21%
123
21
122 3A
21'A
1223A
13
211/4
122
21%
122
21'A
'121
800
J
3
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
17% Aug 31
82
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
6% Dec
25
16
May 12
25% Mar
9
7
89
Feb
26
23
43
Nov
6
19
57% Aug 31
60% Feb
9
101
4% Feb
19
8 Va Dec
28
Jacobs
Jan
6
30 % Nov
23
Jaeger Machine Co
20% Jan
21
37% Nov
24
Jefferson
86% Jan
8
96
Oct
7
35% Apr 22
55
Nov
103
Apr
19
Jan
16
74% Jan
2
61% Mar 31
99
Jun
66% Dec
8
19
59 %
Sep
14
24% Jan
5
82
19% Jan
Sep
18
86
3
29% Sep
14
39% Mar 17
For footnotes
see
Dec
page
22.
May
16
91 Va Nov
l
71/4
7%
7'A
7%
7%
734
774
7%
734
No par
32 3/4
3374
32-%
33 74
3? %
3°74
3274
33 Va
32 VB
2274
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd__100
36
36
35 V.
36%
36%
36 Va
35
36 VB
36 VB
36%
92
92%
92
92
91%
92
92 %
92%
92%
92%
190
23
Jewel Tea
50%
52'A
51
50
50%
50%
5074
50
5074
2,800
14
3%%
102
*101
101 Va
101%
101 %
220
12
Johns
I)
(F
Co
Co Inc
Manville
30
Johnson
&
37% Dec
31
Jones
85% Jan
Laughlin
4
1003/4 Dec
31
5%
31% Jun
9
48% Dec
22
Steel
series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
!101
-No par
Johnson
preferred
1
100
Corp
78
4
&
common
preferred
7
Nov
:
Lake
86
12%
com
10
100
1
102
*49%
*101
102
101%
88
8
8874
11,500
5,000
4,000
89'A
89
87%
88
71
73
72
73%
7334
73%
71 %
7274
*71%
72 3A
1,000
3474
35'A
3374
3474
34 7 4
35%
3474
35%
3474
35%
59,100
100 Vb
100%
100 Va
100'/a
480
45'A
45%
45 V4
45%
6,700
100
44%
90%
101
4574
83
*100
44'A
100
4574
*100 74
45 Va
89%
101
-
45 3A
3,600
r
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Range for Year 1954
1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
YORK
STOCK
HIGH
ConttwM*--faft T
SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
•
RECORD
LOW AND
Tuesday
Jan. 18
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 17
Par
17
Jan.19
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Jan.20
the -Week
Jan. 21
Shares
K
26 Va Jan
11
60% Dec
31
417a Nov
30
Feb
5
46 y4 Jan
4
85% Dec
31
27/e Oct
15
8% Jan
2
2y4 Sep
9
3y2 Jan
18
Kalamazoo
26 Va Jun
16
33 % Dec
14
32 Va Jan
4
Dec
30
85
10
95 y2 Jan
13
92
99% Nov
5
22 Va Nov
Jun
92
30 % Mar 12
4
49
Sep
11
18
100
9
100% Mar
987a Jun
105% Dec
Apr
28
12
104 y2 Apr
10
107
Jan
103 y2 Aug
16
102
41
Oct
45 vt Aug
10
32 Va Jun
16
37
Oct
28
35 % Jan
5
17
27
21
Mar 17
lu% Jan
21
1
14
36% Sep
14
Sep
57
59%
56%
80%
83
80
10
2%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
40%
3.80%
/
4%
preferred
10
July
y2 Dec
12j/2 Apr
18
13
4%
23
13% Sep
15
20 y8 Jun
18
16
Jan
4
59 Va Sep
37% Oct
14
82
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
6
60
Jan
8
39% Jan
4
31% Dec
107
16
Nov
101
24% Feb
111% Feb
Sep
15
22% Sep
3
Kelsey
Hayes
31
Kennecotl
23
Kern
31
Nov
24
18
41% Dec
13
Jnn
5
161
Dec
13
34
Oct
14
Mar 19
39
24
Jan
22
41% May 19
31
Apr
Dec
11
95
79 % Jan
6
87
Nov
1
28y4 Sep
14
41% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
May 12
conv
prior
Koppers
Co
93% Jan
5
98y2 Dec
14
5
28% Sep
9
34% Jan
23
5
48% Aug
18
52% Dec
31
Kress
37% Apr
28
46% Dec
31
Feb
24
52% Aug
5
13% Dec
29
Laclede
37a May 27
5% Feb
18
La Consolidada 6%
:28
33 y2 Dec
22
Lambed
47a Dec
28
19% Jan
2
14 Va Dec
31
46
31
Dec
93/4 Jan
7
Dec
53/4 Feb
4
25 74 Aug
217a Jun
20
5
(S
Kroger
18
Ve Mar 18
14 74 Jun
9
17 Vb Dec
8
56
.
Mar 12
47 % Jan
4
58% Dec
9
5
38V2 Dec
29
Lane
H)
Co
&
Co
19%
18%
197a
18%
197a
Bryant,
Oct
5
Lees
86
95
Aug 10
253/a Jun
14
Mar 24
95
A
4
10
34
Dec
29
227a Jan
20
78 Dec
22
17a Jan
7
3/4 Jan
6 7a Dec
16
143/4 Jan
6
6 7a Jan
47a Jan
22
2
12
34;
1% Dec
15
33 7a Dec
30
36
Nov
Jan
2
187a Mar 27
' Dec
29
227a Mar 17
333/4 Sep
87a Jan
14
427a Feb
343/4 Jun
10
63
Dec
29
Jun
5
'
155
4t
107a Apr
3974 Dec
7
13
4
,t.
56
6;
July
142 '/a Jun
6
&
8
50c
:
"
,
-353/4 Sep
24
1974 Feb
9
—
■
I 38 XU Apr
47% Mar 16
■
Mar
56
-
2
4
27% Mar 271
3774
*37 7a
367a
367a
867a
85%
86
39%
40
393/4
9574
9474
9574
9474
9474
*94 7a
95%
317/a
31%
31%
313A
31%
5,700
54
54 74
54
55
55
5574
3,300
47%
497a
4774
48
477a
48 7a
13 74
137a
167/a
16%
*55
287a
..No par
Cup
Corp
,The)
Lion
28% Nov., 19
Liquid Carbonic Corp com.—No par
26
7
29
13% Jan
15
3474 Mar 19
22
4
Dec
64
Nov
11
16
26
Apr
15
23 Va Jan
4
15
110
Aug
5
1083/4 ,]an
4
*116% Aug
12
217a Oct
14
35 7a Mar 26
22 '/a Jan
4
34 y4 Dec
4
15 7a Jun
97
10
6
May
.
—
-
183/a Mar 25 *
1067. Jan
J.
9
July
993/4 Jun
■
237a Dec
9
307a Aug
5
1463/s Dec
30
1607a Dec
14
34% Jun
10
55
M-»r 16
98 Va
__
...
42
Jan
103
3/a Dec
21 %
'
July
106 % Mar
9
104
(105
1
Jnn
11
15
67% Jan
2
59 3/4 Jan
Dec
977a Nov
9
96% Jnn
453/4 Jan
22
367a Sep
15
7% Oct
567a
577a
1374
1874
1974
-
17a
1%
17a
*12%
*
137a
12%
4
4
4
r
f
207»
207a
677.
67
687a
<
67 7a
683%
15 74
157/a
15%
157»
■
15%
16
48
47%
;
6374
63 7i
1577a
1567a
"
47%
157
647a
64
477a
20
207a
207a
207a
207a
457a
457a
46 Va
46%
47%
2674
27
267/a
27%
26%
27 Va
84
837a
83%
*82 7a
'
507/a
1974
207a
197»
20 74
20
20 3/a
,
193/4
593/4
I
•
Co'common
30 Va
2174
(M)
&
22%
30 3/a
♦115
303/4
22
,
27 Va
115'/a
22 Va,
*
*104
105
10274
*102
1023/4
,
*10274
1037a
*1023/4
103%
;
257a
145
'
257a
,144
25 Va
25 74
144
-
4574
83 7a
80
■
467a
82
2,800
46%
9,500
26%
*827a
85
•
513/4
,
60
5974
273/4
100
78,800
53%
20
•
19%
39,600
60
273/4
116%
5,000
■
9,900
277a
*115
14,800
116
400
30 Va
3074
3074
2,400
22 Va
22
2274
14,500
*104
-
105
*104
105
*102
1023/4
*102
103
1023/4
*1023/4
103%
100
12,100
102%
,
253/a
25 Va
253/a
„
142 %
142 74
'
80
*
46 Va
46%
82 Va
83
,
2574
25%
143
144
46
467.
4674
4674
5,100
82%
143
;143
<
2074
267a
30 Va
♦102
105
4,500
453%
85
2,400
5174
,21%
•
1037a
1
46%
1
<
307a
2174
10474
21 %
59%
273/4
27 74
♦115
560
97
84
84
85
6,900
24%
6,300
280
Inc
Sons
series
307a
3074
467a
-
50
A
257a
100
new
preferred
587a
'
277a
81
(Ky)_No par
;
59
1157a
10274
-
144%
100
27
1157a
104
25
10
(preferred i
5674
27 7a
18,000
20
'
20 Va
Va
2,300
6574
157
50%
T
51%
*82
102,600
96
;
85
3,700
13,500
•<
477a
647a
157
2074
45
277a
104
Nashville—
477a
647a
1577a :
157
47
*103
Lukens Steel Co
20%
207a
*102
%%
2,800
51-%
100
4
7,300
207a
96
100
Common
1
46%
207a
207a
95%
100
28
9
46 7a
20%.
657a
477a
47% I
207o
52%
100
1,300
467a
20%
63
60'
:
207a
156
117 7a
3,400
4
20%
51
27
7,200
13 7a
'
207a
'
51
57
7,600
12,500
1%
13%
.
4
95
preferred:
&
t>
51
preferred
Louisville
17a
4
93%
1177a
19
'
13
51%
preferred-
(P)
4
51
E
7%
4
517a
-
5874
38,300
46%
46
487/a
preferred
B
467a
6374
156
:
13
18%
'
197a
9474
D
LorilJard
i
15
49% Dec" 31
38 3/a Mar 25
57
1874
50%
10
20
Nov
127a
1,600
907a
57 7a
5674
.
l5/a
29
*88
12%
17a
187/a
'
2874
.
127a
48%
.10
Louisville Gas & El Co
104
172
'
567a
18%
127a
110
'
5074
series
Lowenstein
92
56 7a
<
;
:"
287a
907a
*88
*827a
Corp
27% Dec
22
22
__
127a
92
series
series
287a
907a
100
1
common
Co
88 % Dec
20
May 25
Sep
Cement
conv
48% Aug 25
*
287a
ri2yi
5074
4.35%
i
26va May 18
.
5
287a
! *88
127a
96 7a
4.25%
5%
21
<153 % Feb
22
'.
907a
27
-
Long Bell Lumber .(Md) A
-No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
3
Oct
287a
No par
i
__
Star
4%%
f
2
Nov
.
preferred
Corp
Aircraft
Lone Star Gas
1
24% Aug 26
30
40% Jail
137
14
Lone
29% Aug 19
:
3,100
457/a
No par
convertible
Loew's Inc
21
17
Sep
Co
3%%
30
287a Jan
23 78 Jun
Oil
Lockheed
31
1033/4 Jun
6,300
68
20
2 50
-
49% Nov 23
5
147a Mar 25
30%
67%
5o
5
4
Oct
597a
297a
9574
No par
Co.._i
,
,T*in
82
*57%
;
687a '
12
47
63
183/4 Jan
51% Dec
587a
30
6874
*88
4
46%
155
10
11
58%
297a
157a
25
1,700
69
657a
100
17
297a
147a
com
167%
687a
6474
Tobacco
177a '
2974
157a
i
16%
58
i"
677a
Myers
12,400
177a
697a
15
preferred
3274
297a
6574
_5
3174
58
2074
Life Savers. Corp
200
32 74
177a
i
58
207a
„
11,600
574
3174
1274
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4)
12
i
12%'
pfd
14
*5
32 74
907a
12 Va
13%
5%
4,000
28 7a
28 7a
*88
137a
:
49
29
703%
10
*5
487z
30 74
16%
•
13%
574
4874
687a
307»
3.
Jan
167a
48%
137a
*5
307a
*55
697a
137a
574
297a
58
29 7a
100
1374
*5
3174
207a
Belt
Jan
137a
5
5
2974
127a
2nd
1007a
45
—10
—
247a
257a
101
101
24%
257a
101
45
46 74
*101
24 »/a
25
*101
102
45 Va
457a
24%
247a
*101
102
45
457a
453/4
102
170
46
5,000
14
1,100
457a
M
125
:
23
12
Mar 20
Jun
41
8
45
Feb
Sep
17
132
10% July 18
8
24
Mar 24
122
15%
Nov
29
26
Jan
8
-78% Sep
14
87% Mar 27
7% Oct
16
6% Dec
29
v
21
Sep
15% Sep
517
Sep
32
Apr
22% Jan
15
552
»
30
8% Feb
14
8
22
Jan
Mar
25% Jun
16
5 '/4
May
25 '/a Jail
6)
28
29
M
Dec
23
MacAndrews
136% Dec
6
29
4
J
..
9
16'/a Jan
499
-
3% Jail
4
4
July
6
92
4
4
% Mai' 10
12
Dec
29
3
9% Dec
■
Dec
i.
Nov
23
6
17
Dec- 21
6% Dec
34
6%
Wood
Trucks
Copper
•Manati
31
Co Inc
Co
2074
217a
No par
2874
297a
28 74
29
29
917a
917a
91
917a
.'.
•
•_
487a
49
48%
*136 7a
139
♦1367a
87a
87a
87a
1074
107a
5874
10
'
497*
139 '
107a
-
-
237/a
_1
.
554
50
607a
587a
23
247a
554
Dec
6
18
11
9
7
Jail
4
10% Dec
31
Maracaibo Oil
21
25
Jan
5
19
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
Marathon
11% Jun
10
13 '/a Dec
2
12% Jan
11
17 % Dec
' 9
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
25% Mar 19
24 Vb Jun
12
34% Dec
22
88% Mar
82
97
16
Marine
1074
i
Shirt
57a
57a
674
674
*674
_5
33
Midland
97a
:_1
6.25
2874
34 74
*33
33 7a
297a
293%
297a
907a
91
8%
107a
59 74
*5%
5%
22% Sep
80
Sep
15
8'
9
Jan
4
Sep
Marshall
-
4%%
Field
&• Co
12% Jun
16
22
Martin
10
Sep
16% Dec
14
14 Va Mar
5
13% Feb
1
19% Dec
29
29
25% Feb
2
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonife Corp _i
17% Sep
15
21% Nov
16
18
25% Dac
23
Master
no
37% D">C
21
Mav
99
21
27% Jnn
10
32%
Mar 23
83% Jun
5
95
Jan
82% Jun
12
95
85%
75
July
2
16
Sep
15
45
f
16% Jan
18% Mar 20
Sep
29
15
Dec
4
4
Jan
T
n
Dec
(Glenn
L)
Electric
*33
Dept. Stores
34
Jan
6
92% Jan
98
Mar 11
$3.75
cum
Nov
24
Jan
89
Apr
1
$3.40
cumulative
28% Nov
23
83
21
Mar 16
17 '/a Jan
52
Mar 12
47
21% Mar 25
20
4
55
Nov
12
$3
Jm
7
23% Dec
30
McCaJI
14
41% Nov
27
45% Feb
17
11% Dec
29
15% Feb
4
12
Jnn
72% Dec
16
92
8
75
Jnn
Jan
10
18% July
2
25% Dec
30
40% Jun
17
44% Dec
31
4
15% July 23
107a
4,500
28%
16,300
17 74
17 3/8
177a
177a
A
A
177a
1774
88% Jun
24
57% Sep
15
73% Mar 12
68 Va Jan
8
Nov
17
26% Sep
22
35% Dec
1
33% Jan
4
63% Dec
3
52
17
71 % Jan
12
39 % Dec
3
26 y2 Jan
21
115
Sep
2374
24%
24
24
5
357a
357a
357a
36
35%
36
35 74
357/a
97
97
2774
27 7a
27%
27 Va
27 3/a
27%
537a
53 7a
53%
53%
53%
*537.
533/4
217a
21%
217/o
22%
227a
23
8,100
26
2674
257«
26
26
26
25 3/4
26
25 5/a
25%
1,400
45
4474
4474
1097a
109 7a
109
Robbins
&
83% Oct
95
1
86% Jnn
4
57% Nov
22
17% Jun
28
4
89
Oct
27
88 Vb Sep
7
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
4
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
25
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jnn
4
31
17
Sep
80
May
Sep
14
25% Jan
5
Jan
Stores
Dec
27
4%"»
64% Dec
31
Cum.
2nd
Shoe
Mercantile
23% Dec
23
95
Oct
21
$3.50
22
$4
-Oct
25
49% D.C
23
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
$4.25
2nd
2nd
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
41% Nov
24
Mesta
2
92
Jan
5
103% Oct
27
Metropolitan E<
95
Sep
14
Feb
2
104
Jun
14
12
93% Jan
13
92
Jan
15
3
93 % Feb
4
89
Jan
6
May 21
107V2 Feb
19
104% Aug
18
5
22% Feb
2
July
99
18% Sep
For
14
29% Mar
footnotes
see
page
22.
Machine
4.35%
3174
2,800
5,400
53%
103
*60
62
3174
31%
367a
3674
177a
17%
54
54
103
*103
62 74
*60%
317a
31%
4374
40 3/4
173/4
54%
104
177a
533/4
♦103
104
70
62
607a
60%
100
313/a
31%
3174
3,300
42 Va
393/4
413/4
32,400—
2174
22 7a
21%
217a
22
22%
2274
2274
1,600
22%
2074
22
21%
22%
2174
22
213/4
227.
51,400
16%c
2174
No par
*917a
94 7a
.—No par
common
pfd
1037a
103 7a
No par
102
44%/
102
41%
3.90%
series
prefei
3.80%
prefei
prefei
series
92
91
104
*106
*45%
46
457a
46
243/4
25
24 7a
24%
56,400
4074
4074
2,500
*98 74
10074
250
..100
*103
106
♦104
109
100
98
98
*96
100
977a
*95
347a
110
*101%
99
107
200
500
102
46
247a
4074
337a
93
110
102
247a
*104
102
45%
393/4
100
*91
*106%
480
*10l7a
99
—5
93
1063/4
125
4574
24%
.
1063/4
121
101 Va
99
.
♦91
125
4574
41
*95
91
103 3/4
1207a
1017a
99
.
130
102
40 Va
series
4.45%
'89
10274
110
105
pfd...100
Co
prefei
Copper
1778
54
177a
53 7a
22 7a
3.85%
Miami
x31
177a
10374
22
12
23
2,100
3%
Inc
29
May 14
253/4
35
NOV
36 % Nov
25 7a
105
99% Oct
109
25 Va
38
series
102
25 74
110
247/s
5
9
98% Jan
7,600
26 7a
36
24 %
Nov
39% Jan
11
Jun
317a
5
16
29
1,600
41%
108
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Jun
84
Co
72
417a
1
preferred—
Dec
88
1
1st
*59 7a
2,000
717a
5874
preferred__50
common
Mergenthaler
Jun
19
617a
preferred
conv
86
May
*60%
Corp
(The)
28
IM't-'a
50
series
2,200
427a
257a
52 7»
59
72
257a
17 74
557a
*58%
41'%
257s
103
1097a
*54
713/4
26
177a
74
72%
25%
54
5874
42'/a
42
104 V2
55%
130
109
110
5,100
72
72
407a
53 7a
10
15
84
4174
72
4l7/a
17
*54 7a
45 74
15
59
73 7a
'10374
56
♦443/4
*83
59
72 Va
10
4574
700
5974
40%
No par
4.30%
convertible
1C9% Dac
107
pfd
*54
59
(1st series) —100
preferred
5874
5774
1
.
Corp common
22
105
Co
57
*4474
18
Inc—
Mead
31
45%
557a
111
7a
5
5
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
22% Dec
*443/4
1107a
27
18
2,700
277a
*54
30
15% Feb
180
2174
277a
103
31
7
580
837a
537a
277a
112 7a
25% Dac
19% Jan
10
967a
♦82 7a
217a
*55
57 % D'c
15
5,800
97
547a
1
21% Dac
15% Sep
2,100
35%
22 74
15
Co
24
217a
27
823/4
4
5%
114,800
*53 7a
Electric Co
Melville
38
967a
97
83%
143/4
19
Mengel
9674
82
% Feb
4
♦82%
15
11
4
837a
82 7a
18% Jnn
21
97
*82 7a
14%
27 % Jan
Oct
*96 7a
83
827a
18
91
96 %
83
357a
*96
97
15
22
30% Oct
96 %
97
827a
14% Jan
32% D.c
*96
1474
29% Dec
4
*96
97
377a
24
82
4
4
9,200
13,700
24
14%
McKesson
16
1974
28%
82 7a
21
Jan
187a
28
373/a
1474
20
11% Jan
18%
28'/4
82 7a
43% Nov
47
187a
36 3/4
•4474
76% Dec
27% Feb
187/a
24
3
11 »/8 Dec
28% Mar 19
377a
18%
50
4
14% May 22
36%
1874
24 7a
No par
26
50% May 21
6,800
1,550
No par
—
«/2 Jan
2
3374
92%
2374
McGraw-Hill
30
327a
923/4
Stores Corp common..50c
convertible
preferred—100
McGr-'w
Aug 19
33
92% 4'
37
.
1
.
1,500
327a
92%
92%
2874
*96
350,100
3374
27%
977a
21% Sep
46
3474
*18 7a
29,300
74
68
9274
•
2774
preferred
3%%
llVa Dec
36%
18 7a
177a
•
673/fc
32%
,
2774
Corp common
McCrory
26'A Jan
35
84 7a
37 y4 Apr
103
92%
977a
Mcl.ellan
May
3374
927a
287/a
Publishing
Mclutyre Porcupine Mines
54
327a
A
673/4
277/a
'■When issued"
33% July
18% Dec
337a
93
84 7a
Corp
$2.50
3274
927/a
A
*67%
A
-.67
No par
preferred
McCord
500
93/4
28 7a
177a
No par
pfd
34
80
1,400
-1,100
287a;
6674
series.No par
1947
Maytag Co common
Feb
15
pfd
7
10
A
No par
53/4
7
28%
No par
$3.75 preferred
17,600
10.
187a
common.;
91 'A Jun
7,700
•
*
57a
.
27 72
-
26%
555
*33
7
No par "
Co
623/4
v
10
667a
1
Co
20
30% Feb
20% Sep
33% Oct
53/4
257a
*549
287a
17 7a
-
,
*9%
68 74
'
613/4
1,500
6,400
28%
67
100
510
87a
10%
■
97a
17
__No par
com
10,600
2874
32
preferred
36,900
97a
!10
L
%'
20
>
9174
87a
1074
r
257a,
7
7
7
Rights
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
60
549
549
33 7a
*33
89 3/4
;
87a,
10%
139
*
247a
24%
.
600
29%
139
28 7a
97.
29
15
Corp common
227a
87a
57a
7
i
217a
607a
574
Exploration—
217a!
555
7
Corp _L„
497a
21%
11
247a
♦547
574
_1
13%
497a
1387a,
9174
87a
60
597a
554
133/4
49 7a
1387a
217a
10%
24 7a
554
•
Mar
'
*48
139
*9074
,
*
87a
1374
.
4874
297a
No par
Bros
Manhattan
100
No par
No par
Co-
Co
133/4
217a
i
RR
Sugar
Mandel
6% Sep
22% Jan
2174
com
(The)
Coal
16% Sep
■
2174
Square Garden
Magic Chef
i
j.
Magnavox
133/4
14
♦1367a
.
preferred series A
Magma
1374
4974
100
5
L
Madison
(Mahoning
14
common__10
Forbes
Inc___
(R H)
14
5
Wwiking Co
&
preferred
4%%
■
24% Oct-22
546
M
(Many
31
64
■i
<&
Mack
3V
8% Dae
i.
i
Aug 19
30% Dec
-
4
7
-
23
7% May 27
9
Mar 23;
3% Dec
15% Nov
54
■
2
81 % Mar 16
May
8
9% Jan 12)
4% Sep
,
20% Jail
9
15
15
July
22
12% M&y 10
10)
20% Dec
Apr
40% July
1
190
3174
54
207a
Tulip
26
6,100
20%
Lily
67-.
417a
207a'
Link
13
4u7»
207a
30
27:
40 7a
3174
38% Mar
Feb
40%
54
21J/4 Feb
74
100
4074
317a
15
29 3/a Nov
8672
40
9434
14
17
*8574
4074
600
547a
1574 Sep
Jun
38
20%
29
1
1,700
*37
86
5
Mar 12
164
3174 •3174
3874
Corp—
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
,10
Libby McNeill & Libby^_______
7
Nov
♦159
32
Lerner: Stores
53 % Dec
161
86
4574
7%
'157
8574
4474
Liggett &
158
*35
4674
29
39%
367a
3674
86
4474
Apr 22
4074
*35%
287s Sep
64
6,100
39%
317a
'
2074 Apr 23
107a Sep 18
4072
39
*31
1
Dec 14
25
4,800
3174
1%.
Products
104
2
21
33%
31
19
Firik
67% Jan
33
*155
567/a
Lehn
164
23
347a
31
'
'
34%
3874
1 %
10
17
34 7a
i
12,200
153
185/a
Dec
48
48%
9574
(The)
13% D°c
;
487a
38 7a
5674
Corp
76 y2 N<w; 19
4974
34
1
Lehman
&
8,100
21,200
48%
35
25
31
1
5,300
3074
1027z
53%
common..
Dec
20% Aug 17
s
1872
293/4
1017a
497a
37%
preferred—No par
1st
nuncum
18
297/a
1017a
487a
34 7a
No par
Valley RR
Valley Coal
uoncum
18 7a
29%
100%
102
31
Sons Co common-3
23
8
ju
36% Mar 22
10
82
Aug
1717a Nov
4
I,,
$..
4 Vb Dec
4
n
39% J an
1
8
2,800
4,600
4874
35
5
46
4
15 Va Jaa
1
16
Lehigh
Lehigh
11 y2 Dec
Mar 30
8% Jill)
14
9
200
21%
31%
Leiugii Portland cement
1 % Dec
,
Jan
(James)
47 7a
95%
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
ji
72%
217a
47%
387a
_1
2J% Dec, 31
4
0
lu
uvv.
72
♦47
*149
1
60'A Nov, 30
4
277a Jan
May 10
y4
-
17%
2974
100 7a
10
Lee Rubber & Tire
6
4
29
100
'|
100
2174
3l7a
50
75
7% May
104
47%
•
21%
1
common
30% Dec
85
~50
7174
►47
31%
i—No par
preferred
Lane-Wells Co
7
3
107
*103%
p
1
100
4%%
7
18
2974
99
•
152
71
47 7a
37%
*148
73
10
1057a
1067a
*
29
49 %
727a
*47
33
4
Jan
23
29%
101%
47%
—No par
193/4 Jan
Feb
104%
19%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
48'/a Jan
117a Jan
103%
2174
(cum)
1
(The)
9
23
1047a
217a
Co
247a Mar 17
July 14
*
No par
64
77a Oct
*103
107
21%
600
9,200
97
10
14
Sep 21
217a Nov 23
22
105 Va
7274
99
♦9474
103
47
29%
97
41
1067a
217a
:
3,200
2%
41
1057a
*103 7a
'
14,200
84 %
*274
No par
187s Sep
Jan
103%
60%
84
107
107
72
.5
(The)
Gas
73%
*47
No par
Co
47
29 3/a Feb
103%
►103
;
597a
-
413/4
*943/4
47
4%
preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
Feb
10
107
41
97
21%
common
35% Jan
9
104%
105%
*106%
100
Inc
8
Jun
*103%
*103
*94 Va
74
common
31
8
96
105%
2.50
:
preferred
29
42
96
107
_1
Co
Corp
81% Dec
5
97%
5
preferred
31% Dec
82 y2 Jan
4174
*103
No par
47 Va Dec
57'A
4074
47%
Wheel
Kinney (G R) Co
$5
40%
21%
& Co
Land
King-Seeley
29
78
23/fe
40%
*106%
50
Copper
County
4%
84%
*2%
8.75
Light Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp com
30
24'A Jan
106
9
Mar 17
28
&
(Julius)
Dec
11
60 3/a
83%
27a
42
*96
No par
,
Power
54% Dec
20% Jan
3
59
86
100
preferred
non-cum
Kayser
<3% oct
21
617a
*274
City Southern—
Kansas
8
59%
837a
2%
100
Common
22% July 30
25 'A Dec 27
59%
81%
2%
2%
100
preferred
preferred
4.20%
29
Dec
100
preferred
cum
4.50%
29
50
1
50
15
75% Dec
Corp
(conv)
preferred
cum
Kansas
14
38% Jan
Chem
&
Stove & Furnace
5%
Mar 13
106
May 26
Alum
Kaiser
•104
3374
*
97 7a
107
34 7a
2574
40
i
407a
*98
1007a
40 Va
*98
4074
100 %
*104
106
*104
105
*96
100
*96
100
*95
*104
343/4
977a
107
357s
*95
*104
35%
97%
107
353/8
•104
105
•96
100
900
*95
*104
34%
loo
97%
107
367a
9,600
<
,
\
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(426)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range far Previous
a ear
Lowest
Highest
55 Vb oep
22
22% Jun
9
29 V2 Dec
14
125'A Oct
7
21 % Oct
9
66% Dec
31
65% Jan
4
27% Mar
9
26% Jan
4
46% Jan
7
30
Feb
3
126% Jan
6
139
Feb
9
24% Mar 20
8% Dec
31
53% Feb
19 Vb Jan
68% Nov
30
6
60% Dec
3
94% Jan
11
8% Dec
69
104
Jan
19% Jan
29
137
8% Jan
67
Petroleum
Middle
Utilities
6
Midland
Steel
Dec
15
27
Midwest
13
16% Dec
11
May
Mid-Continent
South
8%
Dec
29
23
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
71 % Jan
Oct
1
88
Jan
5
12
85% Dec
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
24% Dec
17
21% Dec
21
21
15
24% Oct
18
15% Sep
14
23% Mar 25
10
41 Vb Mar 17
37
4
Dec
31
57% Sep
33% Sep
15
22
Dec
31
13
Jan
34% Mar 25
5
.•
Sep
4
81% Dec
26% Oct
20% Mar 23
14
13
16% Jan
95% Jan
20
28% Mar It
32% Mar 26
'
10
40% Dec
Mar 31
St Paul & SS Marie
79% Mar 29
.
19
106% Dec
3
43 % Jan
6
30% Jan
4
34% Mar 18
16% Jun
23
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
21% Mar
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
Jan
5
50
Jan
Dec
Montana-Dakota
i
80% Aug 23
Oil
Montgomery
16
16
f.4%
83
83%
82
6
23
105
Ward
53% Nov
60
19,600
83 3A
390
25'A
24
24%
24%
*24 %
24 %
25%
1,100
51%
52%
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
53 %
6,300
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22 y»
22V4
23%
23%
4,600
25
*24%
-
37 V.
38%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
373A
22 %
23%
22 %
22%
22 %
22%
22%
23
50%
50%
51
51
50 %
51%
50%
51%
36%
9%
9%
9%
77%
76%
9Y?
9%
76%
77%
77
74
75
72
74
25
24%
24%
16
16%
15%
16
15%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
100%
102%
No par
98
.<
:
101
10
74
24%
16%
16%
23'
23 %
24%
100%
•
1
*24%
;
i6»A
:
.
28
Apr
17
Motorola
'25%
25%
26%
No par
38%
39
38%
34'%
35%
34%
35%
No par
80%
82%"
79%
81
i_5
"
24
»
•
6,300
76
16,000
800
24%
4,400
16%
24%
5,800
•
98%
993/4 A
253/4
26 / 'f>.
26%
•<
38%
38%
38% /38%
'
35%
Co
&
26%'
25%
39
Co
25%
...
38%
;
38%
1
35%
35
80%
81%
12
19%
19%
18%
19%
19%
353/4
35%
17%
18%
17%
18
18
18%
47%
48%
46%
47%
47%
81%
19'A
No par
47%
Lines
Inc
:
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
Motor ..Wheel
Mueller
-3
.
Corp
Corp
Co
Motor
28
28% Mar 24
4
13% Jan
7
39% Jun
18% Sep
Products
Brass
47% Feb
2
9
111% Sep
1
31% Dec
Mullins
15
29
Jun
106
3,300
10,800
78
74%
•.
.
21,900
10%
<
77%
74%
243/,
7,200
23
51 %
10
•
<
16%
:
51
77%
75%
-
99%
"
9%
77%
24%
24%
!
'
9%
38
37'A
22aA
:
78%
*
71 %
Co———5
38% Dec
;
1
19% Jan
6
8,000
16%
"v.
r
99
100.
»,
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
27%
2a %
27%
27%
27
1
35%
35%
.34%
35%
11,100
r,«,
47'%
48% 1
:
%
22
22% 1
28 »A
28%
35
35%
24%
25»A
35%
19
_
:
<
3l
11
50
Feb
25
42% Jan
4
61
Dec
51
Feb
2
37
4
45% Dec
99% Jan
2
74% Mar 29
125% Dec
4%%
2
17
Jan
Corp
Munsingwear
Murphy Co
22
„
Mfg
Inc
(G
(F E)
&
18%
5
C)
44%
11
common
1
preferred
23%
19%
18%
45'A
44%
109%
*108
100
24%
109
24%
24%
1
453/a
110-
Bros__:
4,200
4,600
24%
25%
23,300
1
20%
32%
32
33%
33% / 333/4
62
62%
*62
62%
66
66
45 V*
45'A
*45
45%
45%
45%
ia% -46
*5%l
110
31%
_No par
f
20
20%
W/4
110
10
com
19%
8,600
35%
5,200
'
45%
'
109
1
'
7,400
28%
35%
-
•
3,500
22%
-
12,200
48%
-'48%
'
19aA
19
18%
45
25%
50
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred j.
Myers
23%
1
:
51,600
19%
18%
,
♦
17%
»f>
4,600
16,800
81%
22%
27%
;
18,200
35%
81%
19%
18
28
35
10
81%
19
17%
21%
21%
15
•<
"25%
•i'
'
3
4,300
83 3A
82%
,
'
16%
16%
24%
(John) & Co
110
33%
*110
'
33%
'
•66-
3,400
.
110%
200
33% \ 333A
'
45,100
68'
66%
900
45
45
66
45
45
600
N
Sep
15
Nashville Chatt
Louis
St
Oct
6
36% Mar 25
30
8
51
Nov
23
National
Acme
14
15% Jan
8
Dec
29
National
9
Jan
19% Aug 26
National
Automotive
15
25% Mar 20
20% Jan
4
47 % Nov
24
National
Aviation
14
38
36 % Jan
4
45% Dec
8
National
Biscuit Co
172% Jan
4
183 % Dec
21
10
Sep
24
Mar 19
174% Dec
14
1%
preferred
14
13% Feb
26
11
Jan
8
17% Dec
28
51 % July 22
13% Jan
2
National
Can
60% Dec
24
57% Jan
8
103% Nov
18
National
Cash
18% Aug 18
15% Apr
21
25% Dec
30
National
11% Jan
5
10% Jan
4
16% Dec
31
National
2
19% Jan
5
28% Dec
31
18
22
Dec
10
National Cylinder
National
City
Sep 21
19% Mar 27
17% Feb
35% Oct 25
41% Aug
17
12
Dec
29
15% Jan
8
12 vb Jan
19% Dec
30
16% Sep
National
22
23% Jan
6
16% May
24 % Dec
21
84
National
Dec
29
99 % Jan
5
87 % Jan
98% Dec
2
17% Sep
85% Dec
1
22% May 26
20% Jan
49% Nov
17
93% Jan
105 ■/4 isov
8
63 % Dec
29
15
96
29% Apr
155% Jun
24
38% Dec 31
132
Apr
15
7
Feb
9
20% Dec
25 % Sep
40 % Sep
3
4%-Jan
Sep
10
7%
preferred
6
6%
preferred
8 % Feb
13% Dec
14
National
27% Dec
31
Natl
Oct
29
26% Jan
5
46
12
31% Jan
91
12% Jan
10
7% Mar
Jan
27
106
9
38
85% Jun
30
12% Jun
11
85
18
Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
64
93(2 Apr
56
8
7
159
Dec
17
Jan
—
17
10% Sep
1
11% Apr
-/2
Jan
National
Theatres
National
„
Vulcanized
"Natomas
Neln
Neisner Bros Inc
1
Jan
106
39
July 22
99
Nov
17
6
13% Jan
4
Feb
25
4%%
12
2
New
100% Dec
22
14
73% Dec
May 11
Oct
63
20
8
348
Feb
18
22
29
65% Feb
5
Jan
51
9
20
85% Jan
9
95
14
97
6
515
Oct
13
New
York
&
New
7
67% Sep
8
2
25% Aug 12
28
Apr
Jun
86
44
7
Jan
Jan
20
21'
4
14
84
Jan
5
16>
14% Dec
18
93% Sep
6
16
87
/.
20
*
14
July
13% Jan '
3.90%
111
Feb
5%%
;
24
24%
24%
25%
V
24'/2
24% J
24%
32%
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
j
33%
34 y*:
33%
48%
50
48
49%
49
50
•
48%
49%
49%
111
10
29
29%
85
85
95%
38% Jan
2-
27
4
102% Jan
4
92% Jan
'5
106% Feb
25
106% Jan
6
•97% Jun
12
104% Dec
9
104% Jun
18
49 % Jun
10
57% Aug
23% Jun
10
16% Sep
1
,
29
6
54% Jan
26% Jan
4
4.6%
Ohio
'
20
20% Aug
2
102% Nov 24
4
101% Nov
9
21% Jun
9
70
Dec
24% Dec
7
21
30
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
110% Jan
5
104
Jan
5
127% Dec
22
10
62'A
62 54
3,900
1
22%
23'A
22%
23
23
24
23%
27,700
39%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
93
93
92'/2
92'/2
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93%
30'A
30%
30'A
30%
30%
31%
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84
84
88
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%
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93'/2
94
101'/2
102
95
102
102
;
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30%
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50
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26
25
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-
26
2,500
;
15
15%
14
15
15 54
87%
87
87
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41
42%
40%
41%
No par
65'/.
110
67%
93%
94y2
89
102%;
50%
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Co
16 %
100
%
110
64%
110
•
41%
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66%
66
15%
87
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41%
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16%
88%
87%
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15%
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80
11,400
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110
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10
67%
16%
102%
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102%
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88%.
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102%
1754
100%
36
18%
101%
101%
101 %
101 %
34%
36%
36%
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37%
16%
-
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28,800
<
^
rr
16%
88%;
;
88%-
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89%
101
:
102%
'102%
100% 100%
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101%
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37 y2
36%
17%
37%
-
;
17%
17%
18
27 %
26
26%
26%
27'A
27 y.
273/»
27
333/4
33%
33%
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33%
33%
44%
44%
44%
45
45
45%
45%
45 %
46%
36%
109%
109'%
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110
109
108%
108%.
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95%'
100
«
96 %
98
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109
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100
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ion
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96
96%
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96%
109
108'A
108%
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100
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109
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65'/.
66%
64%
65%
10
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32%
32%
32%
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19
19
19
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100%
100%
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.
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„
t
-
66%
65%
66 »/:*
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32
32
183%
19
18%
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100
-
23%
100
23%
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23%
23%.
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8,600
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f
100
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,
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100%
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,
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1
31%
18
108% 109
l
109
65%
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•
130
108,700
34
.
40
300
<
f
28%
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100
series
210
-
102%
>
12
Co
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34%
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.
16%
16 34
87%
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20
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-
663/,
102
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?
80
13,000
333A
No par
4.24%
i
51%
x25 %
L_
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-
4 Tnn
2.50
Co
Co
Oklahoma
*87%
*101
34%
common
&
480
,
' 21%
52%-
15%;
87
102
1
preferred
Preferred
93%
102%
:
*2o',4
I
;
53%;
1554
*100%
100%
preferred
Gas
300
,
13,400
1)0
*109
r26%
52%.
,
41%
102
,100
preferred
Oil
873/4..' 88 %
IOO
preferred
4%
t
'
A
.
310
300
17,800
1,700
900
270
23%
3,400
54%
54%
39,900
*115%
116%
900
1
Chemical Corp—
Common
Conv preference
5
1951
VK'r
100
■
50% :
-
87%
.-
*101%
100
preferred
Oklahoma
•
25
4.40%
Ohio
^
89
(Minn)—
Airlines Inc common—10
Pharm»"al
Edison
C
!
r-
3* %
50%
230
25,500
87
93%
r
„
54%
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"
-
4.700
93%
31%
4
*84%
<
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41-3/4
iu'/a
53
1
•
30%
30%i.3»V4f
26
28 54
87
•
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-
4
50%
53%
40%
;
102%
!
30%
2354
-
•
31%
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28 %
50
*109
'93
.
26%
«,l
100
92%
30%
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50%
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___'
(
102
3054
50%
-
41
;
28
28%
51%
t.
93%
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30%
23%
40%
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-
-
23%
<
87
*83%
90'/a
*93%
,
•
86
:
2
preferred
4.44%
O
42 % Dec
30
500
62 »A.
5
4.56%
,
1
.
62 Vu
preferred,
3.90%
33% Dec 27
18% Jan
24
' 40
.
95%
•450
.
3,000
85%
vi
*93%
„
.
500.
600
-
62
100
preferred
Norwich
108% Aug 30
Mar 23
95%
-
17,500
fr.-
30%"
61
-
Natural Gas
Northwest
9
110 % Jan
*450
*84
:
:
'111
29%'
r
61%
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc 1
44% Aug 16
109% Dec 31
100% Dec
85%
*93%
500
111
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<:
95%"
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*450
"
111%
'29%
85%
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95%
498
498
29%
60'/2
$4.11
29
2
-93%
95%
85'/a
•111
111%
29%
62%
15
38% Nov 26
130,800
i-,
60'A
;
Western
'
2
34%
50 54i-
:
100
series,:
29% Dec
39% Feb
Z.
*111
'•
•
33
preferred
11
19% Mar
*83
500
*420
29%
29
-
33'
$4.08
14% Jan
7,800
33'A.
27
29
9
-
Z
111
111
111
:>
•'
■"
28
:25%
33%
series.
19% Dec
20,100
<
33'/a
series—
Dec
10
52
32%
preferred
104
18
5,700
78
32%
preferred
34'/a Dec
25
6,500
17%
*76
>
32
$4.10
11
cep
48'A
24%
72%
17%
78
33'A
$3.60
26
For footnotes
48%.
Common
7% Jan
28
46%
Northern Pacific Ry
2
13
19% Dec
&
Northern
Mar 25
103% Dec
7
70%
!
17%
*76
32%
95
103% Apr
71
;
.
78
50
8,200
t
102
Co_100
16% Aug 25
12
13
17%
17%
46%
Northeast Capital CorpLcjj—
Northern Central Ry
29
17%
46'A
50
preferred
Adustment
23
70 VB
72
71%
♦76
1.700
933/4
17
16%
*100%
•,
800
*
:35%
*93%
<
17
102
45%
17'A
*76
—100
preferred
Chemical Co
Norfolk
Mar 23
73% Dec
4
Jan
24% Jan
71%
107
..
44%
4.10%
45% Sep 29
4
Jan
99"
25% Apr
69%
"
16%
4,000
3,100
353A
94%
*93%
:
7%
13%
*105
35%
*100%
16%
102
4,200
15%
45'A
preferred
Nopco
.16% Aug 18
2
85
Oct
*100%
*
_
107% Mar 31
53 %
3.60%
Co
89
*100%
74
70
16%
16%
107
35
93%
*92
93%
102
*105
"
f
11%
7%
44%
Aviation
;
16%
36
35%
27,000
<
*15%
•
17'A
preferred
<
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
t
100
American
8
*91 %
16%
V-
5,200
800
10
13%
15V2"
-
77%
Shipbuilding Corp
American
6
92%
102
107
*105
•
36%
7%
13%
15%
.
17'A
A—.
North
Mar 19
Jan
series
North
4
35%
11%
13%
<
3.430
—No par
5%
19
30
30
*100'/2
No par
29
Apr
107
*105
36'A
7%
11%
77%
Co___
& Hartford
10
Jan
93% Jan
RR
Haven
52% Dec
Jun
107
No par
preferred'
Harlem
26% Apr
18
-98% Jun
15%
100
common,
28 % Dec
18% Sep
Aug 28
13%
•*15%
9%
17 %
Corp
4
16% Dec
34 %
13
15%
$3.75
23
,26% Nov
May 18
7%
13%
12,800
,
153
„
9%
7%
7%
7%
15%
7%
153
11%
-
42 (
98%
38%
77%
A
'
19
14% Jan
106
series
Omnibus
12
8% Jan
11%
11%
1,700
s
38
153
12,900
j
98%
.
9%
10 '
700
1
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Y
25
51% Dec
♦145-
r
13'/a
1
York
36% Nov 30'
"
155
41
41%
38%
60
37%
37%
-
380
66% •61
;
98
38%
:
*40%
-
98
39
"
40%
18,100
182
No par
Jan
38
101
12
182
5
Common
29
Nov
A
98
15%
10
New
14
104% Oct
4
<81
*
102
40%
1
9%
;
*40'/a
40%
13%'
7%
100
Northern States Pwr Co
9
2,300
13%
common
Jan
100% July
12
non-cum
Preferred
32% July 30
87 % Dec 28
25
24 % Jan
101
'
7
Jun
17% Jan
16
Apr 24
$5
Aug 20
97% Oct
5
92
23% Mar 24
107% Nov
24%
15%
36
Corp__
Dock
Y
26
Jun
11%
20
City
Y
12
83
11%
*105
<
Central
preferred
N
22% Jun
8
243A
57 %
56%
-
,
Chic & St Louis Co—
York
N
39% Jan
94% Jun
12'A
Brake___
New
12
30
100
Air
16
28
53 Vb Jan
10
11%
100
-
Mining
28
23
2
24%
153
9%
_
Jan
24%
38%
150
9%
No par
:
preferred
Oct
91
8
Jan
600
25
_1
Common
6%
150
_1
Co
common
Industries
4%%
Jun
Mar 23
39% Dec
<34 % Jun
Fibre
N
22
15
12%
98
"•
10 Va
16%
35% Apr
37% Mar 23
87
*12%
40%
i
x9%
92%
34% Dec
Apr
150
150
100
:_100
23
6
15% Mar
Feb
29
38%
—No par
preferred
112% Sep
31% Dec
17% July 13
100
8% Dec
99
37'/2
England
York
Jan
19
40%
98%
38%
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
New
12
13
Jun
40
99
1
preferred'-
3 % %•
Dec
11
40% jan
26
-
41 Vb
98%
37%
common:.-
Newberry Co (J j)
Feb
4
89%
40%
Corp
New
46% Jan
12%
1
18
31
28
14
12%
*12%
40
__5
Inc
—1
Co
14'/. Dec
5
40
_luO
preferred-..
conv
16% Dec
25
Sep
24%
ptjticireu
__j
Tea Co common
4
82 % Jan
,11% Jun
24%
Supply (The) Pa com—_10
w
4.20%-
-
15
8% July 26
4
27% Jan
52
25%
154%
*
t
National
8
Jan
94
34
6
24%
t
*153%
24%
12%
i54y2
-41%.
30
Dec
92
6
12'/a
57 %
182'A
*153%
..
182
40»/a
Nov
41
520
24
12 »A
57%
180'/a
154%
181
*152%
National
103
2
July
*11%
31,000
12%
153
1
58%"
56%
182
6
43% T>c
4
4
10
Sep
56%
55%
153
4
Jan
29
22% Dec
56%
61 y.
54% Dec
19
105%
37%
34% Dec
15
*104
*104
60%
21
Jun
105y2
105y2
*104
'
37%
11
15% Sep
105 %
61%
70
Jan
*104
37%
18% Jan
20% Jan
20,100
60%
32% Apr
106% Jan
15
52%
37%
5
Sep
51
61%
30
16
51 %
.37%
York
94 % Nov
50%
37%
New
29
52%
40
10
Jun
51%
60%
27% Dec
87
51%
38%
4
87% Jan
49
63%
18% Jan
22
1,000
53
105%
55%
1
Jun
96%
182
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
79
22%
96%
154%
49% Nov 30
Jan
22%
96'A
182
4
92
22%
*95%
154'A
25% Jan
Jan
22%
95%
40
105'
30
9
22%
95%
182
Nc'inrt
109% Mar
22%
96'A
Cast_No par
Steel
17,400
22%
100
Corp
14,400
19%
19%
•:
10,200
96
38
28% Feb
,
*104
5
20
19%
3,100
22%
38%
38
22
100
.
20%
19%
:
20,200
«
22%
61 »A
80% Nov
34% Sep
103% Oct
50%
1
common
19%
12,100
15%
96%
*96
39'A
10.
'83
22%
3,600
26%
'
22%
<■
10
28
8
xl9 Vb
19'A
5
100
%
No par
75
19
19%
Stores
22
No par
24% Jun
Apr
37%
Sugar Ref Co___;
16
11
22%
38
Shares Corp
Steel Corp
New York
21
22%
37%
National
National
14% Apr
31% Sep
80% Jun
22%
38
Newmont
48% Jan
49% Dec
22%
37%
18
10
Sep 11
May 5
21%
13
14
19% Jun
23
38%
31
Sep
80
22'/.
38
78
30
400
15%
26%
18% Dec
101% Jun
1
15%
26%
National
4 % Jan
23% Mar 17
13
15'/a
26%
5
25% Jan
14% May
15%
26%
67% Jan
29
59% Oct
15%
26'A
'38 VB
11,600
24%
15%
26%
6
11 Vh Jan
29
17
23%
15
26
72% Mar 23
18% Dec
23%
15%
34
Jan
23%
400
15%
104%
15%
104
30
.14
20
16% Jan
23%
23
15%
104 »/2
31
86
8
23%
21%
15%
103%
104
Dec
2
30
23
15%
15%
103
180
178%
Nov
6l/s Feb.
6
Dec
15%
103
180
34% Dec
31'/a Mar
23% Sep
17% Sep
15%
102%
177
177
43
6
Jan
15%
104
176
176
66
9% Nov
14% Mar 30
',92% Jan
176
4
.
6
Mar 25
Feb
9,400
178
4
114
8
31 % Jun
3,600
44%
11
28% Jan
26
16% Apr
40%
44
Jan
90
12
13% Feb
.
39 %
44
16i/a
24% Jan
5
24
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
&
39 »A
43%
5
Service
Malleable
39%
43%
26% Jan
•'
28
-
Nov
19
Linen
4,100
16%
39'A
43%
1
B
29
16%
16'/a
38%
26%
Co
A
Dec
16%
17
43%
15
common
Dec
158
30% Jan
2
5
Co
182
52% Jan
14
10% Jun
Lead
Jan
37% Mar 19
32% Jan
6
21
13% Jan
National
172
141 »/2 Jan
16%
310
7,400
38%
26%
1
No par
4
10,600
16%
22
1
common
preferred
4
21
4% Dec
$4.50
9% Dec
6
10
Jan
Nov
25
104% Jan
38
23%
117
42%
15%
1951
National, Gypsum Co
51
22%
37%,
176
Distillers Prod common__5
146
14
'25% Oct 26
<22% Sep 21
86%. Sep
6
Department
pfd series of
50'A
23 »A
17
101%
Dairy Products
4%%
50
22%
25
Co
Gas
48'/a
23%
38%
No par
Inc
48%
22%
43%
10
Lines
48
22%
38
100
preferred
173% Nov
31
■24% Jan
Nov
4
16%
*115%
48%
116
42%
1
5
10
.
Container
conv
15
Inc
Register
20% Dec
$1.25
Fibres
common
116
116
47%
23%
Corp
15
Sep
48
Corp
A
Aug 31
9
19
47%
22'/.
116
116
21%
'
1
„1
Co
19% Sep
114%
115%
115
100
Airlines
21% Mar
12% May
7
13% May 11
27
22
34
Sep
158% Jun
'
15%
20
(The)
Moore-McCormack
11% Sep
16% Sep
;
15%
1
Morrell
18% Jan
78
104
4,300
53%
Co
29
26
28
'
♦103%
104
pfd,100
conv
Tool
Co
20
24% Feb
105
104
103%
105
100
Utilities
Power
18 % Dec
74
-
83'A
23%
-1.25
18% Dec
..
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
35% Dec 29
•
16
99%
82%
,
26% Mar 13
14 Vb May 19
110% Mar
15%
98
83
23%
Mills—
Chemical
Monterey
31
12
Monsanto
49% Jun
29
43
Dec 31
104 % May 18
15%
98%
No par
Inc
Machine
1
4
...
Monarch
<6
15%
81%
81
5
A
5%
16%
10
com
RR
Carpet
Co
240
*
4
15
{Missouri Pac
Mohawk
Mojud
22,900
52%
_1
RR
28%
5
Co
Corp
Montana
Jan
Sep
Paper
Ligut—Wu
series
27%
25
preferred
preferred
27%
98
83%
1%
26%
82%
85
&
1,900
26%
16
84%
Ontario
25%
82%
100
conv
25%
99%
15%
&
26
15%
16
Power
26
81%
15 %
14
11% Mar 24
18
26%
98%
1
2nd
134
135
16
'103%
preferred
133
*134
134
134
100
105
1st
113
15%
*103%
common
107
99'%
82
31*
12% Jan
Dec
1,700
134
134
135
101
25% Sep
56
21
38%
15%
39
15
29 % Dec
38'A
81%
4
16
•
383%
100%
4
65% Mar 19
15
15
38%
No par
Jan
18% Apr
15% Apr
11% Sep
J0% Sep
38%
Reg—1.50
3i % Feb
11
38%
Mfg common—No par
preferred
No par
,31% Jan
,
39
&
Missouri-Kan-Tex
17% Aug 27
27 V. Aug 16
5
38%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
20
Jan
19% May
38%
25 %
$1.50
30
5
40
38%
25%
8
17
16,700
5
24%
Minnesota
8
23
15% Mar 25
29'% Nov' 17"
53% Sep 18
,
Sep
79% Sep
33% Dec
15
17% Sep
25% Jun
10
58% Jan
•
32%
Mission
4
Mar 17
31%
25%
$5.50
22
61
32%
24%
Minneapolis Moline Co
19
54% Dec
6
30,400
32
No par
Mission
23% Nov
4
4% Jan
6% Mar 12
11
79
4
Jan
70 % Aug
15
15% Sep
27 % Jan
'
32%
26
24% Aug
5
38 % Dec 31
15% July 19
34% Jun
105
31%
26%
Minnesota
Feb
107%
32 V.
25%
8
19 % Nov
105%
31%
103
26%
29
9
105%
31%
26
$4
Shares
108 V.
31%
10
Min
108
103%
Corp_,_,_
Minn
31
18% Nov
Jan. ai
135
Minn
the Week
Friday
Jan. *0
100
106% Nov 22
5
Thursday
Jan. 11)
10
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
21
Sale, far
Wednesday
Jan. 18
Jan. 17
_10
Inc
preferred
Oil
F>g» t
SALE PRICE8
Tuesday
Monday
Minneap & St Louis Ry
109% Nov 30
90
1st
Prod
*
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
"
STOCK
9
26
28
102
16
29% Sep
4
Jan
Dec
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
32% July
40% Oct
8
55% Jan
29
103
21
2
27
Apr
21% Jan
20% Jun
42
NEW
Highest
Monday, January 24, 1955
Ciitta—4
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Year 1954
„
Lowest
t..
series-—100
53
115-
54%
117
53
114%
533A
53%
5334
53%
1143/4
114%
1143/4
114%
54 %:
115%
,
■f-yir
Number 5397
Volume 181
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(427)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
for Previous
r
Lowest
8% Dec
"
15
Range for Year
Highest
Lowest
14% Feb
,
2
7iy48ep 23
95% Jan
46% Dec
21
73
44% Jan
23
2
84
„
11% Feb 17
38
Jan
16% Oct
18
16
15
55% Dec
Sep
69% Jun
21
81
11% Jun 18
16
Dec
88
•
11
30
69% Dec
5
Dec
1
Otis
v
Elevator
4
Outlet
Co
&
l
23
Corp
Owens-Corning
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
(The)
Fiberglas Corp
1
26% Dec
22
Jan
7
97
Dec
21
preferred
11
12
Sep
22
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
34% Dec 21
48
3
33% Apr
28
52% Dec
20
Pacific
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
Oct
15
57% Mar
25% Jun
16
30% Feb
46
34% Jun
32% Nov
10
Mar
40
2
57
May 17
44% May 17
Mar 17
78
Dec
31
62
Dec
29
28% Jan
2
20
40
Nov
26
46% Dec
31
4
39 Va Jan
33% Feb
15
23
34% Dec 31.
4
38 y4
Jan
12
-46
July 14
July 12
119% Mar 10
114% Jan
13
140
Aug 24
129% Jun 25
142% Jan
22
137 % Jan
8% Jan
28
22% Nov 25
4% Sep
15
22% Feb 20
8% Apr 16
8% Sep 14
64% Oct
1
91
•
30
May 13
Mar 17
9% Jan
11% Feb
;
8
26
88% Mar 25
98% Dec
4
154% Nov
31
8% Jan
5
9% Jan
-
4
6
; Jan
26% Jan
4
11% Dec
29
Panhandle Oil
4
40% Dec
30
Paramount
6
45% Dec
31
7
30% Jun
22
38% Dec
3
30
35% Jan
15
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
5
8% Apr
9
6
Jan
8
10% Oct 20
18
Jan
7
34
38% Dec
11
Jan
5
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
32
Dec
3
21% May
6% Feb
17
3% Mar 12
5%
35
49% Dec
29
Penick
4
Oct
28
29% Mar
24
29% Jan
27
10
9
14
39% Mar 19
37% Jan
4
10
41% Dec 28
37% Apr
35y4Jan
19
106% Feb
18
35% Mar 18
104
16% Dec
29
40% Dec
29
10
15
Sep
28% Sep
127
Sep
28
Sep
10% Jan
11
15
14
15
38% Aug 21
99
Sep
8
17% Sep 15
14% Dec 30
26
July 28
91% Jon 18
38 % Oct
29% Nov 30
Feb
4
4
26
Dec
93
Dec
8
28
5
Penna
45% Dec
31
25
5
41
53
Nov
30
Pennsylvania
Salt Mfg
22% Dec
13
Penn-Texas
35% Dec
14
Dec
22
33
Mar 26
15% May 21
13% Jan
49
46
105
Dec
Jan
21% Mar
18% Dec
31
16
Pet Milk
30
101% Feb
9
108
Aug 27
4%%
6
18% Jan
4
28
NOV 26
Petroleum
19% Mar 23
34% Oct
20
108 y4 Jan
2
9
Aug 30
30y4 Jun
100% Jun
20
29
15% Jan
11
Piizer
43% Feb
5
30% Jan
4
52 % Dec
32% Jan
19
32% Jan
4
20% Jun
24
25 y. Mar 17
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
23% Jan
18% Jan
36% Jan
88
41 y4 Dec
29
55
88% Dec
29
101
Nov
8
7% May
3
Jun
23
82
y4 July 20
29
Mar
Sep
18
6% Dec 31
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
9
45% Aug
3
97% Apr
2
4
75% Dec
31
16
Aug
5
53% Dec
20
2
100
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
1
16% Mar 18
Jan
July
12
9
104
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
7
165
Feb
6
158
Sep
8
58% Mar 16
52
Jun
9
30
18 '% Dec
5%
6
8,000
5%
5%
53/8
4,300
6,800
169
Sep 21
60% Jan
30
11
29
98
Apr 27
146
Jun
3
16
16%
16 1/4
16%
16'/a
16%
50 3/4
51
51%
51%
51%
513/4
1,900
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
2,000
24 3/4
24%
243/4
243/4
37%
♦25
25%
*25
25%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28
29%
*273A
29%
*273/4
29%
28%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
X27%
27%
*275/8
28%
83 %
84
83%
84
83%
7
76%
79
75%
49%
49%
48%
773/4
48 3/4
78%
1
par
45%
107%
108%
106
106
463/a
46 %
46%
46%
463/8
46%
107%
107%
108'A
107 %
107%
106
106
*105%
1073/4
1063/4
106%
:1061/2
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
233/4
48 %
48%
48%
483/4
48%
48%
48 %
481/2
20
54
20
20%
36
*35%
162%
159%
54
53
20%
35%
160
53
18%
18%
18
18%
67
67
67
67
12.50
48%
50
37%
38%
No par
25 %
■'
*104
107
110
27
3,400
103/4
10%
40 VB
39%
111
1121/4
10%
38%
110
26%
10%
39%
111%
50%
49%
50'A
49%
50'%
22,300
38%
38%
38%
383/B
38'A
38 3%
9,800
3,400
25%
25%
111
111
*96
98
105%
*105
106
1095/8
*109%
110%
98
253/8
112
*96%
105
*109%
253%
253%
112
*111'%
1123/4
98
*96%
105
104 3%
104%
440
*109%
110%
20
143%
35,200
25%
110%
13%
12%
38%
36%
37%
37%
38
37%
*91%
93
92%
92%
93
93
*91%
40%
39%
40i/8
40
40 %
40
40%
88
88%
88%
88%
90
100
960
49%
38%
12%
90
6,000
22,600
493/4
37%
*86%
10%
39%
111%
37%
1
100
10%
39i%
111
300
48%
3
39%
26'%
12%
13
13%
*865/s
133/s
14
37%
93
14
373/4
*91%
40%
*89
210
98
'
—
38'%
10,900
63
93
40 3A
26,300
90
600
100
84%
84%
*85
86%
*38%
41
*38%
41
98
*95%
98
*953/4
98
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
$4
C
13%
53%
54%
:_No par
102%
102%
___2
3 4'/a
Inc
St
&
RR
L
convertible
7%
71%
*11%
25
common
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
71
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc
100
preferred™. No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
Forgings
Co
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed
Pittsburgh Plate
preferred
100
Glass Co
*113
35
70
*11%
54
*102%
33%
125
♦113
72%
73
72
84%
72%
72%
*113/4
13
*12
55%
56
56
57'%
104
*102%
*102%
34%
125
104
34%
34%
*113
125
104
*102%
35
35
34%
*113
125
21%
22%
22%
23%
23%
24%
87
87
88
88
*86'A
87%
*86
87
86
87
*86
88
*87
89
16"%
70%
72
17%
16%
40,700
133A
561/2
23%
70%
73%
13%
55%
88
21%
72%
*113/4
55
133/4
*86%
71
16%
70%
70%
17
16 %
70%
16%
71%
17'%
*113
7,800
10
104
3534
1,500
125
2 3 3/4
24%
87%
87'A
*873/4
71%
17
16,300
90
200
88
72%
2,800
17%
5,700
10
*160
163
161
161
*159
163
*159
163
*159
163
166
166
165
165
165
167
*165 V2
168%
*165%
168%
180
65 Va
65%
64%
65'A
6.800
10
64%
No par
No par
Dec
Dec
29
27% Dec
20
87
150
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5%
preferred
5 % %
class
27%
A
series prior
1st
Pittsburgh
31
65%
64%
65%
65%
65
100
Plymouth
30% Dec
23
46% Feb
3
22
May
4
40 V4 Dec
7
Pond
13% Oct 13
17% Jan
29
14 y4 Jan
20 % Dec
29
8
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
l
71% Dec 16
68
9% Dec
31
15% Jan 20
76 y4 Dec
29
82% Jan
26% Jun
5
35% Dec
11
29% Jun
18
37 y4 Dec
29
35% Jan
43
73
Jun
23
84 y4 Nov
5
82% Jan
92% Mar
22
Jun
3
26
5
25 y4 Jan
27
20% Nov 24
Co
86
86%
25%
2614
26%
100
*150
72% Mar 16
20
33% Jan
46% Nov
17
Public
Serv
Aug 10
Public
Serv
23
Jun
4
8
97% Jun
103% Apr
104 y2 Nov
6
4.08%
9
4.18%
66'/a Dec
29
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
74 % Dec
6
109% Mar
4
107
Sep
7
111% Nov
16
30% Mar
9
28
Jan
35% Dec
7
2
143
Jan
Dec
3
158
Serv
$1.40
El
of
5%
Oil
26%
3,700
16%
16%
16%
17
17
17
16%
30
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30 Vb
109
16%
17
17
30%
30'%
30%
130
700
5,200
41%
40'%
41
1,200
21 VB
21'A
213/s
21 %
4,000
20%
20%
203/8
20 3i
20%
20%
94
94%
94%
94%
94 7%
95'%
3,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18,400
79 %
78%
78'%
78 3%
783/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
93%
113/8
113/8
*41%
21%
6,600
94%
95
5
11
11%
*78
78%
*78%
39%
39%
39%
79%
40%
79
39%
3934
39 3A
39%
40
40
3,600
40
40
40
40%
39%
401/2
39%
40'%
39%
39%
4,800
87
87%
87'%
87
87
26%
*26
26%
400
*25%
26
200
10
25
X93
%
11
*87
88
87%
87%
87
*26%
26%
26
26%
*26
26%
*26
♦25%
26
25
*25%
25%
253/4
253/4
*25%
No par
com
(The)
26%
*107
41%
10
100
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30 Ve
par
100
*101
101%
100
*103%
104
66
No par
68%
100
common
Co
26%
109
42
42
21%
.
preferred
preferred
26%
109
21%
42
——.—-—-—No par
(The)
27'%
260
No par
preferred
preferred
conv
110
26 Vs
14,700
*148'%
*150
•
27
110
21%
preference com__No
Quaker Oats
6%
3,000
263/4
Indiana—No par
Gas
&
div
Pullman Inc
Pure
1,300
26 5%
108%
42%
of Colorado
Co
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
Pub
88
26%
22%
3%%
31
29% Aug 17
*86
26%
108%
42%
com
preferred—
Co
4.32%
26% Dec
86%
26 Ve
27 %
21%
Co
Gamble
$4.75 cum
31% Dec
86%
108%
No par
Power
Jan
25% Jan
78'A
26%
1
B
80
25
Sep
25% Jan
*77
108%
No par
Pocahontas
class
Electric
&
24
*150
8,900
78
5
Procter
20
150%
8
27%
1
Co
Publicker Industries Inc
27% Feb
*150
7%
27
100
common
31
27% Jan
7%
853/4
26%
20
9
86%
26%
79
86%
12% Dec
24% Jun
77
77%
26
99 y4 Dec
24% Jun ~ 22
79'/4
79
86%
17
3
*78%
27 %
100
9Va Mar 31
Mar 19
27%
7%
273/4
100
preferred
Oil
Creek
Potomac
7%
26%
7%
27%
8
pfd
Inc
&
Poor
*77
7%
28
7%
28%
5
(The)
conv
Plough
7'%
Virginia
West
&
Co
5%%
32% Dec 30
76
107
26%
41
4
22% Jan
♦104
100
•
57,100
68
18%
*97
Jan
2
25%
400
19
*67
26%
40
3,500
18%
105%
io5/8
400
353/4
55
68
26 5/8
110%
*52
18%
105%
39 Ve
55
'2^^16,600
:163
67
26%
10%
*52
.
68
104 %
110
19%
*353%
160
19
26%
40%
35%
18%
*66
104%
10%
20'/2
160
*83%
24
6
230
*52%
26%
39
35%
*39
2
79
830
182,000
54
106%
10%
20%
157
41
34% Apr
29% Jan
159V4
24
98
14
18
35
35
26%
No par
30
19
20%
203/g
157%
*104%
110
18% Nov
Jun
8,400
48%
109%
1
Nov
400
463/4
107%
22%
l
10% Feb
68
4,800
84%
14
21
5,500
79%
51
108%
*105%
5
common
50
140
86
773/4
*97
12% Jan
21 y« Jan
85
*49%
*39
15
2
78%
51
23%
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
25% Jan
85
45%
com
Pittston
15
78
107%
46
(conv)
21
20% Sep
*48%
84 Vb
*49
5
America
29
July 20
40% Jan
4
783A
51
22%
No par
Aug 26
102
84%
x
10
Co
Dec
146% Feb
37%
25%
122% Dec
43% Jan 20
38%
*25
8
Jan
37%
25
*83%
10% Sep
23% Sep
102
1,300
16
11
Jan
11%
503/4
18% Jan
18
*10%
15%
89 Vb Jan
5
11%
50%
2
7
11 Vs
900
16%
July 30
Feb
900
43
'
16
18% Oct
11,200
44%
51%
5
31
62% Jan
35%
44%
15%
Mar
8y4 Dec
Mar 20
35%
44%
50%
1
80
25% Mar 18
42%
36%
25
1
71% Nov 29
43
353/4
44 %
No par
No par
Pittsburgh
30y4 Dec
17
6
51/8
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
4
25% Aug 31
5%
5%
Pitts Ft
4
131% Jun
6
5%
15
4
2
5%
5%
23
6% Jan
Jun
11%
53/4
5%
Apr
12% Jan
75
1G3
11%
5%
5%
preferred series A
$4.80
5
35% Sep 15
42 y4 Sep 14
10%
5%
5%
43
36%
44%
11%
;
98
31
31
02
10%
5%
5
43 %
43
41
87
27
Jun
10%
5
43%
84%
4
15
16
35%
44
Coke & Chem Co com__No par
26
69% July
35%
C
76% Dec
7,300
423/4
*97
77% Jan
160
125,400
42%
*39
$5
1
60
37%
*83%
Pitts
3
12
363/4
100
21
13
103%
11%
37
No par
31
July
"102
11%
36 S/8
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
90% Sep
11% Jan
102
11%
35%
preferred
24% Dec
42% Mar
102
11%
37%
10%
37
*42%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
1
155
102%
6,500
43%
Pitts
Dec
102
200
62,000
42%
preferred
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
Philco Corp common
6
3
31% Jan
10%
37%
9%
18%
74%
36%
4.68%
Jan
Sep
150
102%
9%
36%
*9 '%
173/4
73%
43%
29
73% Feb
9
102%
10
37%
9%
17%
74%
42%
Dec
21% Jan
Sep 14
Sep 14
103%
36 %
17%
74
36 %
$1 conv preference com
16% Nov
162
9% Feb
Co
4%
*9%
v2
18%
75
*102%
'
3%%
y
17%
l
Corp
Phila
80
17% Sep
146
Jan
18
6
5
59% Dec
86
44 y4 Jan
15
12% 8ep
60
3
13
10% July 15
3
44
22
Dec
35
59% Feb
15
53% Jan
Dec
39% Dec
14
7
41% 8ep
14
8
*9%
74
109%
93% Feb
Jan
VB
17%
75
111
29
97
9
16%
74%
*109%
23
29
9%
18%
76%
100
Jan
5
9%
17%
74%
110
Dec
17
43,600
11
83
Feb
46 VB
Jan
Jan
94
45
107
2
29% Jan
45%
105
98
24
44%
106%
7
29
443/4
*105%
17
Dec
433/4
100
Feb
18% Dec
433/4
preferred
Jan
76 y4 Dec
41%
4.3%
34% July
Jan
44%
30
98% Jan
101
Vs
253/8
28
May 18
24,200
112%
83
69% Mar 25
11%
25
98
19
10%
*95
Mar 13
37% Jan
11 Va
*111
5
5
10%
98
27
23
11%"
100
Phelps-Dodge
110
11
No par
2.
preferred
1,430
11
9%
10
oi
1,300
10%
112
May
40%
11%
42
l
Corp
'143%
;/
10%
*97
29
11
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
153 y4 Jun 11
1
111
1
77
144
100
30
106% May 22
144
100
27
6
143 '/a
107% Sep
Dec
Jan
143%
144%
11
18% Jan
19
145
*143
Jan
Jan
92% Jun
95
145
103
108% Nov 12
30
143
preferred
26
Sep 21
July 22
1313/4
preferred
Feb
Dec
131
3.8%
108
10
131%
4.4%
06% Jun 10
48% Sep 15
131V4
4
94
32
132%
22
106
2
87
131
132
Oct
5
Jan
21
131%
Oct
Jan
99
Apr 28
7,300
131%
33'/3c
Corp
40
130%
115
111
24
8% Sep
1,300
103
1
Jun
80
210
38 Vb
5
Jun
86
26% Nov 27
62%
38 '/a
100
Co
Electric
76%
62%
38
May 28
99
7
11
29
76 %
62%
37%
50
Co common
2nd
77
62%
38
12,800
__100
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
4%
*761/4
62
38
46
Pfeiffer
31
77
62
\38
*
preferred
39% Dec
112% Mar 30
*76
373/8
37%
Corp
Pepsi-Cola
73% Nov
77%
63
45%
100
4
80
*393/4
Eastern Ry Co_
11
20
2,500
53
401/B
35%
Feb
28
♦52%
*62
45%
160 %
&
53
*76%
45
5
Peoria
53
10,900
11%
77%
37%
100
10
53
233/4
97
63
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
57% Dec
11
23%
38 Va
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
48
*96
11%
453A
series preferred
52 y4 Jan
Sep 21
96 Vs
11%
40 '%
RR
16
July
4.40%
Pennsylvania
169
23%
96
45%
preferred
4
4
52
100
4%%
29
5
52
23%
11%
11%
No par
Dec
Mar 18
52
23%
23%
*96
37%
Corp
Nov
31
11%
4,600
25
25
11% Jan
11%
97%
*52
97%
11%
1,200
3,300
109
25
108
134% Jan
16
70
108%
40%
__
Mar 18
2
108%
2.50
15% Mar 25
Mar
108%
38%
Corp com
Light com
No
&
107%
100'-
453/4
Sand
Power
16
70
No par
9
21
104
Penn
*95%
70
38
preferred
Cement
Glass
23%
'
97
16%
69 %
40
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie
23%
1053/4
*16
45'%'
preferred
8
106%'
*96
*95%
16
70
453/8
Ford
6
24%
16
69
40%
Co
$1.32 preferred
$1.30
16%
69
68
38%
common
prior
*16
105
97%
9%
23% Jan
14% Apr 23
32 y4 May 27
148% Mar 16
16
68%
108%
37%
Enterprises
Co
7
29 y4 Sep
I
&
&
Dec
•
7.300
40%
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
29
28% Jun
-
Mines
conv
80% Dec
Oct
36 %
102
44%
Co—_
55
113
36 VB
353/8
*953/4
40%
Transportation
Patino
27
10
Parmelee
Peabody Coal
23
36%
102
38%
Corp
Proof
23
30% Jan
35 %
36%
36
*953/4
47,200
40%
Corp
Distillers
&
Rust
23
30% Sep
30% Jun
Davis
Parker
22
7
5,300
365/8
38
102
38%
Corp
Tilford
&
Parke
5% Dec
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
81% Dec
1-arK
15% Dec
May
63%
37%
100
Pictures
26
27% Jun
73% Jan
Jun
7% Feb
62%
52
Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
l6o
10% May 11
2% Apr
62%
11%
Pan
7
39% Jan
62%
15%
X37%
com
Consolidated
19
44% Jan
8% Jan
Tin
29
16
63%
25
preferred
84% Apr
10
6% Sep 15
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
"
7
6%
20% Dec
30% Jun
2
940
62%
15
No par
Telep & Teleg
104 % Dec
33% Jun
Apr
97%
62%
.
__No par
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
:
4
30% Mar 27
61%
*62
25
34% Jan
66
*76%
Oct
30
*
23%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred i
10
15
96
10
14
15
15
96%
No par
10
Dec
14%
96
No par
9 Ve Dec
5% Sep
15%
96
♦96
10
45% Dec
23
-
com_—No par
common
Shares
143/4
96
noncum__
Pacific
24% Sep
10
preferred
97% Jan
67
-
30
Co
the Week
Jan.
145/a
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric™
9
9% Dec
conv
Coast
Pacific
4% May 18
26% July 20
47% Mar 31
-
cum
1st
110% Sep 22
Inc
Products
4%
Friday
95%
67%
,_5
Pabco
Jan. 30
14%
106
100
7% Jan
82
Thursday
Jan. 19
95
16
5
5
6
Sales for
Wednesday
Jan. 18
15%
♦98
12.50
13% Jan
Oct 28
7% Oct
PRICES
97
36%
No par
31
CtRtiMitf—Pagt •
SALE
63
83y3c
:
Overland
14%
HIGH
*96
100
Mfg
Dec
76
20
1
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 17
No par
:
Marine
104% Dec
12
Monday
Par
common
coiivertible preferred
Outboard
31
STOCK
Corp
4%%
'
8
99
11
14% Jan
31
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Oliver
Dec
97% Dec
16% Jan
Jan
77y4Jan
Max 10
1
35% Nov
13% Mar 11
50
Mar 12
80
*
11
.NEW
15
4
July 23
Apr 29
83
6
4
Jan
1954
Highest
'
9% Jan
9
37% Aug 31
79% Oct
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1953
*108%
68%
70
109%
♦101
103
66%
68
*108 %
5
32%
33%
32%
100
com
—;
150%
150%
*149%
27% Nov 16
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
11
39% Dec
29
4
86% Nov
5
Radio Corp of America com„No par
$3.50 1st preferred
_N0 par
26
*101
101%
103%
*102%
103
67%
66%
101%
69
109%
33
151%
69%
109
67%
70%
109
293%
30
100%
101
100%
*102 'A
103
*102'%
66%
673/4
69%
70'%
109%
109'%
32%
32%
32%
150%
150%
149%
28'A
32%
150
28%
66 3/4
70
*108%
323/a
►150
28%
110
220
29%
18,300
303%
4,000
100%
103
90
160
68%
8,800
70%
8,200
1093/4
200
32%
7,000
151%
440
283/8
3,400
64,700
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
37%
38%
36%
37%
37%
38%
38 Vs
39%
39 Vb
39%
82%
83 %
82%
82%
82%
83%
*82%
83'A
83%
83 %
7%
7%
8,800
9%
9%
13,800
R
•
<
Jan
Jan
2% Oct
15
4% Jan
6
2% Jan
3% Sep
15
5% Dee
4
4% Mar
86
Feb
26
96
35 y4 Dec
30
47% Mar 2j
Nov
9
90% Jan
37
Jan
Pictures
28
8% Deo
22
RKO
1
10% Dec
22
RKO Theatres
12
4
99% Mar 29
52% Dec
6
Corp—
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/8
73/8
Corp
1
9%
93%
9»/s
9%
9
9%
9
9'%
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
100
99
99
►98%
No par
49
49
483/4
100
49.
*98
48%
100}
49
*98
*48%
100
49'A
*08
*48%
2,000
100
70
49
600
19
-The Commercial arid Financial
20
(428)
/
-
NEW
28% Oct
Lowest
Highest
Nov
15
39% Oct
IS
8% Jan
11 .'
13
20% Dec
31
•
5
26
12% Jan
6
28% Nov
16% Oct
6
22% Mar 23
16% Jan
16
Sep
Dec
15% Jan
15
4
23
13
1
Real
Silk
31
Reed
Roller
4%
Reis
8'/a Dec 20
(Robt)
3
1
31% Dec
31
Reliable
14% Jan
19
14% Dec
31
Reliance
29
02% Jun
1
8% May 7
55% May 19
Dec
23
36% Nov 11
13% Sep
21
19% Feb
2
14% Jan
Sep
14
97
Jan
23
93%'feb
18
Aug 14
10% Jail 12
2% Sep
14
14
?
8iy* Apr
42% Sep
:Jan
11
3
Jan
107
-
18
18 Va
18%
19%
18%
19'A
32%
39
32%
32%
39
32%
3xi V*
62'A
♦39
Shares
64%
16,800
3^ 72
1,500
18%
19'/a
41,900
32 74
'
39'A
33 V*
3,400
33%
39'/2
*39%
41 %
400
35
35%
*34%
36
400
*39
39%
36
*34%
36
*34%
36
31
%
*291%
30%
*29'%
30%
*29%
30 %
30
30
39
100
23%
22%
22%
*22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,600
16%
16
16%
16'A
16%
16 %
16%
ley*
16'A
6,000
Co—
&
*7%
7%
7%
,7,%
7%
31%
30%
31
31
31
14
13%
13%
*13%
14%
13%
13%
*62 %.
64
63%
63%
*63%
64
64
64
33%
34%
32%
33%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
103%
103%
7%
31
13%
*31
7%
7%
7%
31
*31
Dec
88-
Feb
Nov
9
2
50c
25
preferred
28
1
10
-14%
75%
7
36%
7'/*
*
103
28
38%
"37%
Corp
Aviation
103
28
-1
50c
,
-
3'
Common
10
105-
series-
*64
33'/*
-
*102%
103
103
104
102 %
13%
,
7%
400
31%
600
13%
2,100
65
130
33%
41,500
104
80
28
6%
■
28
28%
28
28 y8
28
28%.,
1^400
39
>
38
39%
38%
38%
38%
4934
29,300
6%
7
6%
7%
7
,
6% "■
6%
„
15,200
"
-
3
-54'
-
2-
5
100
common
Republic Pictures common
81 convertible preferred
13
44% Dec
2 '
Co
Mfg
Republic Steel* Corp com.—No par
Revere Copper-& Brass——No par
Rexall Drug Inc
;
2.50
Reynolds'Metals Co com;.—No par
Reynolds <R J) Tob class B——10
22 1
Dec
125-
Mar 16 *
July
95%, July
31
8% Dec
*
78
,
,
70% Dec
12
46
5
Jan
,
11
Juiy
'$4-50
9 »
8 •
22
39
16 'A
Reo Holding Corp—:
31 '
Jun
Aug 10
49
Dec
14% Dec
51% Jan
6
16
38%
61
22%
Stores
Republic
85% Dec
37% Feb 24
22
Jan
7
4
47%'Jan
16% July 21
5
90% Jan
14
•
30-
28 '
10%;Jan
63
f38%
50c
Remington-Rand common
V
43% Aug 23
'
14
22% 8ep
22
6% Apr
00% Jxrn ' 5
t
Mar 18
66
; 36% Dec 22
) 48 " Dec 31
08% Dec
28 y* Dec
52% Mar 17
42% .Oct 30
,,
13
14
r
103% Nov
3
60%
38'%
No par
Conv pfd 3 Va%
r
23
18
11
11% Jun
...
7
6% Feb
,
4-
<
Jan
4% May 18
17
0% Sep
64
19
;
60%
"
23% May 25
27
60%
38%
Co
prior preference
10
Corp
No par
div
$1.25
4% May
24 % July
60
38%
the Week
Jan. 4l
Jan. 2(1
32%
*34
•29
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
19%
'39
50
5
PRICES
Jan. 19
Inc—
Bit
Bros
Reeves
18% July 22
50
.2nd preferred
Hosiery Mills
SALE
Wednesday
38%
32 %
50
noncum
26
B4
40% Sep
Sep
Jun
31% Feb
Sep
64% Apr
29
Reading Co common
T
4% noncum 1st preferred
7% Mar 20
23
9% Dec 18
25
29
*
61
*
18%
Co.
Mfg
22% Dec
.
Jan. 18
*38
36
27
12
Raytheon
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
GO
common
32
4
12 % Apr
Inc
42 y* Dec
1
16
Feb
LOW
Monday
'82. preferred
Continued—Page to
RECORD
Jan.17
Dec
34
30% Jan 28
8
Mar
36
36% Feb
6
41% Feb
62 1
»
26 y* Jan
8
33% Jan
I 31% Dec 22
Bayonier
23
4
14% Mar 18
/; 36% Dec 24
,
4
4
31% Jan
STOCK
.
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
25% Jan
34% Jan
IS
NEW
Highest
8
S5% Jan
22
Sep 14
30% Dec 28
Sep
4
Range for Year 1954'
Year 1U53
8
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Score for Previous
Lowest
,
Chronicle.Monday, January 24,
series
series
•
.
Preferred 4.50%
14%
78%
75%
*66%
65
7%
14
771/2
78% ■'79'A
66 y«
66
7%
110
112'A
13%
;i4%
14%
64%
.
7%
-110
7%
.; 78
.67%
66%
,
7%
112
*13%
'r
78%
14 Va
1,000
!77,700
79 -
„
7%
114'A
109%
7%
11-3
13%
79
*
66'%
66%
67 %
•;
8,800
7%
7%
27,100
111%
7%
111
112%
5,100
'
41%
10
—
Preferred 3.60%
14%
-•
♦52
41%
41%
41%
54
*52
82%
*82
84
101%
101 %
•xJ-
54
82%
-100
—100
%
■X-
52%
42'/#
f
,d
42»/a
42%
42%
24,900
<
*0x2
52'%
54
*52
54
83
83
*83
30
83%
'
>84
*83
—
200'
*
101%
101 %
*1011%
102%
102%
102 «/2
101%
102'A*
980
36%
36%f
6,400
34%
36%:
5,700
x*'
25% Jan
43% Sep
14
Jan
9
26% Dec
44% Mar 10
Apr
Jun
24
2
77y« Dec 22
Richfield
3'
28% Dec 29
7
ituau
3
15% Aug
2;
Robbins
•% Sep
•
17% Jan
4
'-Jan
12
40'/2Dec
7
41
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
21% Nov
9
18% Jan
4
149% Dec
11
148
Jan
17
96
Jan
281% Oct
8
105
18'
37
36%
36%
36%
35%
35%
68
68%
Rochester
Gas
Rockwell
Rohm
12
Spring
Oct
10% Jan
24
22%
Jan~30
11% Dec 15
17%
MaTil
12% Jan' 23
40% Dec
12
93% Nov
35
4
Haas
&
14% Jan
Rohr
Co
68%
673/4
68%
27%
27%
28
28
13'A
13
13 y8
13
13 Vs.-
15,600
12'A
12.V4
12%
12 !H
13,600
34%
34%
343A
34%
3,300
30
30'/2
30 Va
30%"
37%
37%
43 Va
433A
26%
26%
12%
11%
12
12
r-d.
34
.:
13
34%
29%
*35
'
35
30%
26%
*27 %
"/a
34%.'
*42%
26%
35
30%
*37
42%
26%
...
"12
29%
•
"29%
37% I 37%
42%
26%
28
•29 Va
38
42%
5
i"
42%
-
42%
2b'A
26%
-20
Corp
■
f 39
-261
261
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262
—100
1
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105%
*104
I60V2
*104
26%
27%
27
'
105 %
26
27%
common
preferred series A_,
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68
27%
13%
10
'
257
<
257
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-
■
/
-
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-
105;%
.27
200
26%
263/4
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.
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43%
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27%
300
38
43%
257
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8,700
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.
26%
2,100
30,900
,
"
257
1,300
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25.200
28%
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-10%
10%
10%
10'A
10'A
10
%
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10 Va
71%
68%
69%
70%
71
70
;
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70%
70%
19%
20%
19
19%
19
19%
19 %
19%
19%
20
43%
44%
42%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
44%
-3,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
1*%
15
15
1,500
46
46%
46
46%'
46%
46%
46%
47 %
47'A
48%
50% Nov 24'
Corp i—,——;
1
Royal putch Petrol Co—50 Guilders
WcBee Corp 2
'
1
Ruberold Co (The)
:
1
16% Mar
9
Ruppert
5
47% Sep
9<
21
Bafewa? Stores common
4% preferred
1
i
10
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co——I
1—lo
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
Bt L San F Ry Co common
No par
21;
;
29
8t Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
284
284
noncum preferred
—100
Regis Paper Co common—
5
r
1st pfd 4.40%
series A——100
Ban Diego Gas ,& Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
1
5
Schenley Industries Ino
1.40
*160
170
Royal
(Jacob)
25%
>
69%
Ronson
11
72% Nov 29'
;21:%Nov 15
4
33% May 21
12% Aug 23
'
4%
Dpc 29
Opt
7
11% NOV
6% May 27
55 y* Aug
9
13
Dec~29
105 %
69
13 Va
12
■
Dec
68%
*27%
13%
25
Co
35%
27%
Corp—No par
& Axle
36 3A
35%
70%
common—,—20
El
&
36%
36
68%
.—
preferred.
36%
35%
36%
27 %.
No par
preferred series A—50
conv
%
.13%
No par
_
Inc
Mills
5%%
26% Dec 31
.
Corp
36%
35%
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls com__1
23'
43% Dec
Oil
Aniciupe Copper Mines
4.50%
41
May 18
34% Dec 23
4
21% May
3
1
5
Co
Co_—
Ritter Company
13% Oct
25
14%
Manufacturing
Rhinelander Paper
7
May
24
21% Mar
7
Rheexn
4
25% Aug 14
35% Jun 23
18% Dec 29
US;
92
11
20
3
27%Mar
16% Sep IS
22% Oct
v
Aug
Dec, 6
9% May
18
65
37"
7%.Jan
11
9% Dec
:
37
9
48%, Jan
5
Oct
6% Apr 23
11% Dec 31
26% Dec 29
22
12
33 y<* Dec
29% Mar 18
Va
10%
7,800
46,000
9,400
:
»
•I
Jun
9'
103% Jun
'
10% Oct
7
16% Jun
29
43% J an" "S
19% Nov 24
22
Dec
29
33% Jan
30
61
Sep
14
Sep 15
May 26
77% Feb
2
211
ISO
18% Jan
5
211
Sep
14
SO
Sep.15
Sep 16
28
.
Jan
-
30
t
89 >.
26
Dec
.
-
103% Nov
15
»
2
Nov
74
Jan
42
8
<24-'
9
102
14
4
5
Bcherlng Corp
34% Dec
31
'
$4 preferred
ficovili Mfg Co
89% Mar 23
114
Dec
3.65%
31,
!
22% Dec 30
92
.
80
i
Dec
Dec
33% Dec
108
Dec
3.35%
Jan
7
18'/* May 24
Sears Roebuck
26% Mar 27
12% Mar 12
21%, Jan 12
7%. Nov 26
39% Nov 22
8% Sep 15
7
Oct 13
8
Dec
29
24% Deo 22
12% Sep
15
17% Jan
13
10
69% Jan
26
$4.50
36
43% Dec
20
Shamrock
38
Dec
31
Sharon
10% Dec
29
4
8ya Jan
4
6
25% Jan
4
31% Dec
2
61% Dec
31
6
42% July 19
5
15% Jan
24% Dec
17
;
Bervel
31
liy4 Mar 25
26% Feb
3
9% Jan
27 y« May
7,
Mar 15
Inc
Shattuck
:
Sheaffer
?w
Shell
.
.
Oil
Dec
20
43 % Dec
31
45
30% Sep 11
$$y« Oct 14
43% Mar 20
4
52% Dec 22
Sinclair, Oil
42
Aug
5
35 % Jan
4
54% Dsc
23% Sep 29
37
^Jan
8
25% Jan
0
42
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O)
17% Feb
27
8
14% Dec 22
68% Mar
42% Oct 15
70% Feb
13
Dec
8
14% Dec 30
Sep
18
14% Sep
14
30
4
25
'
2
83% Feb
10
49% Mar 18
175
8
54
6
Aug 19
Mar
1
43% Nov 29
40
11
37% Jan
30%
11
Dec
23
46% Dec
5
6
36% Jan
70
30
10,400
11,500
13%
13%
-
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25 %
23%
24»%
24%
24%
24 Va
243A
24%
24%
25%
24
25
25
25%
24%
25 y*
24%
57%
58%
95
95%
*95
96 %
*95
96%
105'A
*103
105 %
♦103
105'/2
34 Va
34
343/8
56%
96
58
57
105%
34
58%
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96
*103
-
34%
*103
"97
33%
33%
33%
88
88
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.
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IO51/2
115
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115
*88
71%
22%
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93
22%
*88
73
*87
*87
58 %
89
57%
34%
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1334
3,100
24%
29,100
'25
47,300
58%
40
113%
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114%
114%
114%
23%
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23 %
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23%
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93
*88
93
*88
83
75
74
73
110
4,200
89
113%
-93
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.
34%
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231/2
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89
58
23
31%
107
*
'31%
107
73%
73%
73
76
70
„
100
10,000
31%
17%
17
77%
75%
41%
43
'76'A
46%
46
46'A
45 %
46'A
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
5,400
75 Va
40%
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18
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18
i45
'
106'/a
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31%
108
31%
106%
75%
75%
75%
75%
76 Va
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42
31%
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43
42%
43
43'A
44%
31%
313/4
108
19
31%
7,100
'
108
x
30
5,300
6,500
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
9 '/a
5,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
73A
73A
734
15,300
60%
60%
60% -60%
60
60%
59%
60
58
59
,
670
41
42'A
41
41%
41%
42%
42%
43
42'A
42%
7,800
34 %
36
33%
34%
35
35%
35
35'A
35%
353.4
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10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
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29%
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29%
28%
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29
283A
28%
,
57%
59%
56
571/4
57 Va
58%
57%
59
59
60 %
19,800
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
17%
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
41
40
40%
41
41%
40%
413/a
413/a
43
45%
45
45
45%
45%
45
45
45%
45%
600
par
22%
16%
39%
45%
49%
51
49%
51
51
51%
51
51%
51%
52 %
58,100
49 %
51%
48%
50
49%
51%
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50%
50'A
51
7,200
37%
38%
38
"38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39'A
3,200
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
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14%
15
5,900
*
10%
"
1
11
10%
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10,000
200
3,500
17,900
7,100
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50%
50%
51
51
51
58%
57%
57%
58'A
58'/*
110
—10
21%
22%
20%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
2,700
5
29%
30
29%
30
31
29%
30
29%
30
7,500
50%
51'A
51
51%
46,900
23%
24 Va
23%
24'/a
20,800
,
Aircraft
Co
5%
Gold
15
1
:
Solvay, American Corp 4%
&
pfd„100
Platinum
1
8%
50
22%
175
9'A
com_4.50
18
50
preferred
preferred
„
■
51%
9%
9%
18%
53
31 %
*37%
31%
45 Va
46
44^4
5
Southern California Edison
18%
28 Va
19%
18%
38%
51%
23%
24'A
24%
Southern
Co
South
2
32% Dec
6
Southern Natural Gas Co
4
54'/a Dec
29
(The
Indiana
South'n Pacific
)__
Gas &
Co
Elec
No par
100
*52
9%
9%
_9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
14,400
181/4
-
17%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18 'A
13,800
52
52
52%
52%
31%
32
32
32%
32'A
32 Va
38'A
*38'A
38%
53
30%
31%
*38
*38
38%
-
39
*38%
*52
500
53
46
5,100
45V4
45 Va
453A
45%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19 Va
19%
47,900
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28 Va
2,100
28%
28%
28%
7.50
31%
33
32
45%
45%
51%
53%
51
9,600
32
52%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
33
52%
32%
No par
(Del)
920
*170
X167
*175
180
18%
*52
50%
50%
22%
*170
—25
-
-
49%
23%
175
29%
_25
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
July 28
29% Aug 23
-
31
*106
91/4
--
"
15% Jan
25% May
28'A.Feb
29%
*57%
South Carolina E & G Co
24
29 %
59
10
ley* Feb
30%
29%
50%
18% Dec
27 y8 Feb
29%
29
22,400
19
*57%
6
39% Mar 16
29
104'A
183A
'
*50
14Va Jan
9
18aA
58%
South Amer
4
Jan
♦103V4
103'A
18%
50%
17
•
103'A
18%
58
10%. Dec
49 V2 Jan
103 %
18%
50%
4
15
5
1
5% Jan
23% Jun
Jun
19
Solar
22% Jun 11
35% Dec 29
Nov
69% Dec
5
54% Dec 31
34
*103'A
18%
15
25% Aug 11
29% May
104'A
18%
38%
14%
4
1
♦103%
10
38 Va
Smith (Alexander) Inc common—_5
3%%
preferred —.
—100
4.20% preferred
100
18
5
103%
17%
76%
10
15% Jan
13
38%
7%
Corp—
35% Jan
13% 8ep
23
51
Aug 27
138% Feb
Jan
170
25
5
63% Feb
170
38
9%
—
21% Mar 20
140% Mar 13
7% Feb 27
40
194
*160
38%
8
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
May
16
*284'A
*160
37%
9%
No
32% Aug 25
63
Oct
Dec
23
31
Corp
4
1
33
*284'A 294
170
37%
'
x23 %
No par
15% Jan
Mar 26
297
*160
37
'
50c
Steel
&
1.
15
28
No par
Bimonds Saw
18% Jun
2
*284%
161%
3,400
7%
America
Simmons Co
8
Smith-Corona Inc
11% Jan
290
*160
18%
18
23%.
*284%
-
44'/2
1
24% Dec 31
14
39
*23%
900
3,000
10,700
1
G)
12
37% Jan
103%
1
13% Jan
4% Sep
82% Dec 31
May
37%
v
41 %
„
No par
No par
6
18
47
Apr
-
40:
2,700
40%
40%
98'A
110%
9
new
21% Mar
Jun
121
35
Jo,100
77%
96%
110%
1
Pen Co
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
4
86% Oct 21
23'A
76JA
45%
1
Shelter
8
6% May
28%
76%
-40
97 y4
110
7.50
29 y* Jan
22
29'A
76%
109%
No par
(Frank
36% Jan
32% Jan
Dec
23%
28
76%
g
.
Co
20
8
23%
28%
76%
•
.
44 %
No par
Gas
&
(W A)
34
Nov
Co
&
Oil
43% Mar 20
-
23%
28 Vi
751/2
75%
5
Steel Corp
l5
Jan
22%
28>A
741/4
28%
74
1
preferred
30
;
22%
27%
22%
27%
1
common
28% Sep
«•—
22%
40%
.*22%
40
common
Co
35
Dec
41%
preferred-No par
Beeger Refrigerator Co_
Seiberiing Rubber Co
10% ^eb
7
Dec
41
43% Mar 16
Oil
Nov
,
40'A
5
Beagrave Corp
20% Sep 11
15
Co
$5.75' sink fund
13
52
401%
100
•Seaboard Finance
79% Nov 28
Sep
100
100.
com
preferred
Seaboard
57% Mar 18
82
(The)'
Co
45% Dec 31
3
14
common
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
7
15
17.
62% Dec
Apr
40
40
56 %
■>
'
•-
66% Apr 17
80
No par
25
preferred
:
conv preferred—.
4.30%
Scranton Elec
30
17% Mar 24
60% Oct 27
'97%
109%
Bcott Paper Co common——No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
:
July 21
6% July
96%
109'A
15c
16
12% Dec 29
14% Feb 26 '
97%
109'A
5%
33.
■"
96%
108%
—100
23
4
Jan
JJan
5%
A
Dec
5
Jan
10
31
98
10
»
17% Jan
31
.66% Nov 22
4
85
series
97%
109%
Bt
5,
27
14% Dec
Preferred
108% Nov
8
102% Jan 15
3
*
24% Dec 31
-
May 2Q
Jan
*
23
27% Dec
4
4
25%'Jan
45% July 31
'
Dec
41% Dec
.47%. Sep 20
29
79% Jan
Jan
>
102
3
17% Dec
38% Sep 14
21% Sep 15
99% Aug 24
i
Feb
110
Dec
170
103 Va Nov
11% Jan
12
86% Feb
'
19;
15% Jun 10
68% Jun 15
Dec
296
i
17%-Apr 29
6
31% Jan
July 27
76% Dec
10,500
96%
-109%
>
30?
19
Dec
'• 29% Dec
.11
-
24% Dec 29
1
30
4
6
Feb 25
105
Dec
14% May 3
23% May 18
■
Mar 23
91% Jan
1
Jun 18
23
1
-v
6
6
15% Mar
17
Apr
93%* Jan
Jan"13
27:
Jun
f
i 44
.
r
Apr
9
20% Jan 13
12
Nov
96
14
10% Dec 22
81% Jun
<
123
9
98
5
4
1
8<
Jan
23% Mar 25
Sep
98
14
Nov
62% Jan
160
.
11
86% Jun
<
11
22
i
11
99% Oct
112y4 0ct
14
31% Jan
312
17% Sep 15
81% Sep
;
88% Jan 28
88% "Jan
4.
13
53%'
52%
52%
52%
53
46,500
74
74%
74%
75%
11,900
50
50 Va
Yz
11,200
I
88
Sep 11
86% Sep 21
73
Mar 30
49% May 20
40
May 21
60% Oct
2
„
31% Dec 11
4% Dec 31
4% Dec 29
103
Oct
2
44
Feb
12%
Sep" 14
18
11
81% Dec 20
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
Dec
21
60% Dec 22
37
Jan
5
50
Dec
80
Jan
14
92
Nov 22
25
-
107
39% Jan
Oct
15
29 Va Aug
9
12y* Jan
5
16% Dec
2
4
Apr
22
4% Mar 16
82
Oct
4
55% Mar 31
15
6% Dec 29
7% Dec
1108
Jan
29
19
99
—
19% Jan
5
Nov
29
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
14
Jan
4
23% Nov 30
34% Oct
15
45% Dec
20
~5% Sep" 14
9% Mar 19
6Va Jan
4
11% Aug 12
52% Dec 29
67V* Mar 23
53% Jan
4
70
21% Aug 31
31% Jan
243/4 Jan
11
25
Sep 15
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
10% Sep 15
29% Mar 18
28% Jan
5
91
86% Jan
Feb
11
17% Jan
6
20% Mar 18
For footnotes
6
see
page 22.
Dec
31
49% Nov 23
39% Dec
29
4
92% Sep
22
12% May 17
17% Dec
7
12% Jan
15% Dec 20
28
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
No par
Southwestern
Spalding
Public Service
(A G)
Co
& Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common—
$5.50 preferred
73 %
74%
74%
74
74%
50
50
50%
50
50
50
50%
100
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
*90
91
91
91
91
91
27%
27%
273i
27%
27%
27%
28%
23%
28 %
18%
18
18%
19
19
1
1
18%
18%
_No par
1
6
6%
6%
No par
Co common
6
-
8pencer Chemical
4.20% preferred
1
62%
21%
6%
17%
A
18
18 Va
5%
6%
57
61/4
6%
6%
90
*82
63
63
90
a
*82
6
6%
90
Square D Co
Standard Brands Inc com
1
3,800
64
99%
99%
99%
99%
21 %
21%
21 Va
21V2
21%
99%
21%
4,600
43%
42%
43%
23,000
12 Va
74,600
10%
11%.
71
5
44%
45%
43%
44%
44%
15 %
1,400
63 "4
21%
71
Standard Gas & Electric Co-No par
5,100
90
99%
10%
18
7
110
1,809
211/4
70
39%
*89%
63
5%
2,200
14,200
*98%
10%
1
5%
*6%
*82
93
99%
70
No par
6'%
*90
21%
11
-Nopar
6 Va
90
63%
70
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
6%
63%
42
.
5%
*82
50'%
93
64
40%
10%
69%
1
2
50%
*90
63%
No par
$4.50 preferred
preferred
*82
*99
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The) new
Spiegel Inc common—
$3.50
27%
72%
,39%
4li%
42 Va
42%
42%
*98%
130
11%
11%
11%
*70%
71'%
♦70%
44%
44%
45%
45%
46'A
3,800
39%
39%
40
5,400
72
560
39%
39'%
39%
39%
39%
39 %
901/2
88%
90
89
89
89
89
*89
90%
18%
17%
18i%
18
18%
17%
18 y8
18
18 %
12,400
151/4
15 %
15i/4
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
11,400
320
Volume 181
-
Number 5397
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
(429)
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year 1954
195$
Jtear
*
Lowest
Highest
*Highest
Oil
52% Jan
4
79% Oct
4
Standard
29
48% Dec
8
Standard
5
71% Jan
4
112 'A Dec
8
.Standard
5
59 yA Jan
21
78% Jan
67
Sep 15
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
32
94
May 11
100% Jan
12
99
13% Mar 26
7
8% Dec
8% Sep
17
40'A Feb
5
10% Dec
va
Jan
4
30
Jan
7
42% Feb
47'A Dec
10% Feb
May"25
38
3%%
30
53 % Oct
:
22
Oil of
New. Jersey
45 Va
45%
*95
26%
96Va
95
95
96 Va
96%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
24%
2
13'/a Jan
4
10 Va Nov
23
11
48',.
8% Jan
20
9 i)
Feb
Feb
89
2
July
.15
Sep
Dec
70
Dec
30
30
19% Sep
16
66
v
6
'
16
May 12
% Jan
21
23%
,
Oil
Dec
71% Jan
29
7
Jan
635
Jan
Sunshine
3
2
31
816
ser
20
14 % Jan
4
,25
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
30 Va Jan
11
50.
,12%
Jan
13
18% Dec
11
Feb
26
24'/a Nov
10
35% Jan
2
44% Dec
14
41% Feb
4
51 Va Sep
28
Swiff &
40
Jan
5
31% Jan
4
48% Dec
16
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
86
May 22
Dec
28
78
Sep
16
4% Sep
15
14
Jan
IV*
— —
96
13
17
14
-147% Dec
24
7% Dec
$4
-
16
4 '/a Feb
29
25
34
18
58% Dec
1
18% Nov 26
Talcott Inc
33
Dec
15
Telautograph
47% Nov
23
Tennessee
6
53/4 Oct
15
14
'42% Feb
24
Sep"'
15
10
48% Dec
6
% Dec
18
12% Mar
88
13
Dec
30
Gulf
Dec
20
4^% Dec
23
'i^Aao
Crujj.
5
14
Oct
19
Texas
Instruments
4
50 3/8 Dec
16
Texas
Pacific Coal &
Pacific
Jun
Jan
15% Dec
13
15
Sub
27
Texas
&
Dec
29
Texas
Utilities
4
12% Dec
31
Textron
5
19% Nov
19
7
19 Va Dec
23
4
49 Va Dec
23
t% Dec
31
12 % Jan
8 Va Jan
22
i% Dec
31
6:,/4 Jun
9 Va Jan
3
9% Oct
15
97% Jan
1
—
2
The
Thermoid
9
Dec
Jan
7
7
Dec
15
tThlrd
12
Sep
24
Thompson
53
Dec
31
104
Dec
8
27% NOV
16
7
26 % Due
1
27 3/8 Nov
16
$1.20
46 3A Jan
5
36 Va Jan
4
52 % Dec
31
Timken
10
13 '/a Mar 25
12% Jan
5
15 Va
23 '/a
25% Feb
2
'
«...
— ————
Aug
Co
(J
600
3,000
84 Va
85%
84%
85
85
85%
85%
85%
853/a
863/4
6,000
18,000
94
92 Va
95
93%
95%
93
95%
933/4
95
21,200
38%
39
39 Va
39%
39'A
39%
39%
39
40
39%
30,300
1
13
13%
12%
13 Va
13
14 Va
14
14;%
14 V*
143/4
32,500
TO
50
5a Va
50
55 %
53 Va
55 aA
53
%
54 %
53%
55'A
93,100
1
13
13%
12%
13
13'/a
12%
13'A
12%
13
.—100
150
65
Oil
Trust—
.___50c
21 Va Dec
25
57
% Dec
6
9% Mar 20
H'4 .full
4
16% Nov
30
Twin
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
TXL
6
29
5% Dec
18
-
••
.
13 Va
13 Va
13%
13
18%
18Va
183/a
100
8,600
13%
Va
68 Va
13%
13%
14,400
18
18%
18%
18%
2,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,°00
No par
47%
*47%
41 Va
47
47%
47
47
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
♦11%
12%
12%
*12
Co
1
48 Va
48 Va
102%
*101%
102 Va
*101%
*101 %
102 Va
20
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
18,500
27 Va
27%
27%
273/a
27%
24,000
14
*
24
50
49
(The)—
49
49%
102 %
49%
7,500
27%
27%
27%
27%
49 %
-
48 Va
49
48%
49'A
49
49%
49%
50%
6,300
14 Va
14
14%
14 Va
14%
14
%
14%
14%
14%
12,100
38%
39%
253/4
26%
14,900
15,300
*18%
19 %
38%
39%
38%
383A
38%
38%
38%
38%
26%
27%
26 Va
27'A
26%
27 %
26
27
19%
*18%
19%
*18 ;,/4
19%
18 %
19
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
25%
26 Va'
18,900
57 %
57 V*
57%
57%
57%
57%
57 %
5 7'/a
57%
57%'
2,600
*18
,■
300
19 Va
18%
19%
53
*52%
53
53
53
26%
27%
26%
27
27 Va
27»A
27
%
27%
27%
27%
3,600
52%
52%
52
52%
52%
52%
52 %
5234
%
53
1,700
29%
31
29'/a
b0%
29%
29%
29%
30
28,900
19
19%
19
19%
18%
*52
19
18%
*52
53
18%
18%
18%
53
18%
*52 %
29%
30%
18
18%
18%
18-'A
19
20 Va
53'A
54
54
60
60
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14 3/4
38
39'A
37%
38%
38 Va
38%
38 Va
38%
13'%
13%
35%
13%
13%
13 3/4
14
13%
34%
35
35
35 V*
35
9%
10
-
,
14%
50
Co
Corp
1,000
1
preferred
prior
Pnaeli
12 Va
i.di %
24 %
24
12
53 %
1
Rap Transit com—No par
conv
*113/4
113A
53/a
1
Century Fox Film
Twin City
12 Va
11%
48%
50
110
1,800
*11%
11%
27%
common
3,bU0
5%
11%
25
(conv)
A
8 V*
45
5Va
11%
No par
5
1
50
Va
45
5%
5%
50 V*
5
8
8%
45
5%
5%
103%
2
8Va
*44 Va
*5%
48%
Airlines Inc
8%
45
*44%
320
123/s
5%
102%
10
8'A
8%
45
*31%
*5%
;—100
Oil
(The)
Coal
8'A
*44 Va
45
45
15
5
Bearing
Co
8%
8%
1
preferred
50
Corp.No par
preferred
Oil
12%
68
17%
preferred.—
Roller
World
5%
13%
9,700
155
68%
18%
20th
5
18 '/4
12%
*149
155
68
*47%
6
18
41% Jan
673/4
17%
47%
31
13:,A Jun
8
28
66 Va
18 Va
19% Dec
9
8
Jun
*149
66%
17%
30 "A Dec
J1111
Jun
45
155
*150
65%
18 V'2
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser_50
15
*150
66
%
A- 47%
30
2
150
13 Va
156
5
No par
Associated
Preferred series
15
14,200
92
R,)
Truax-Traer
11% Jan
1,000
73/8
17%
23
13% Jan
70
132%
7%
45
Tri-continental Corp common
35% Sep
*129
7%
30%
31
19
97
97
96%
130
7%
17%
26
Dec
96 Va
130
43%
60 Va Nov
54
7%
30%
27 % Dec
30% Nov
130%
7%
17%
4
-
97
130 %
7%
43 %
26
I
*06
96
129
400
31 Va
55% Oct
17
18,500
17%
27
16% Jan
10,700
43 %
-
43 %
17% Jan
52% Dec
21%
47'A
42%
*21
31
15
30
46%
43 Va
17%
13% Sep
24% Jan
47'A
42 %
44
Trausue & Williams Si,eel_—-No par
30
21%
46 Va
43%
30
Trans
—
♦20%
47%
17%
Transamerica Corp_.
*
21
46%
,
43
16
15% Dec
7Va
21
42%
21%
29%
31
31
96
128%
1,200
"*
17%
30
31
21 Va
600
1,500
47
47
43 %
30% Dec
Dec
47
19%
29%
21% Aug
19% Dec
47
4,300
xl9%
17%
40% Dec
53
47
1,800
11%
803 %
42%
12
Apr
47
83
11%
19%
47
200
7,300
803 %
11 %
800
46 %
*'
28%
19
May 28
83
83%
10%
19%
7%
274,700
*
29%
17%
lJ % Jan
13
83 Va
25 %
28%
43%
15% Apr
15% Jan
42
28%
29%
2
25
7'/a
*25
25%
19'A
'
263/4-
'
;
28 Va
785
<
17%
25
30
11 Va
20
2,800
4
41%
Feb
47'A Feb
84
765
26%
8,300
,
29
29% Mar 19
20% Jan
83
26%
'
118
3,100
,
13'A
*117
118
19 Va
95
25
..
*25
29
11
47
20'% Feb
19
26 %
28 3/4
*117,
.26
25%
26 %
42%
10
29
67%
765
46%
14
Dec
67 3A
11
42 Va
14
15
68%
83%
47'A
Dec
42% Jun
68
800
43%
Transit
Edison
$2.70
10"%
21%
Sep
..
68
118
*25
42'%
12-% Sep
17
68
19%
132
common
conv
Toledo
6
98%
19
95
prelerred——
29
—
*95%
19%
47
*126
preference
Water
Dec
97%
14
45%
13
Nopal*
nxW
Ry Co
convertible
11% Jun
35
97%
13%
♦45 Va
10
Co
Avenue
4%
98
26%
*21%
46%
1
Thompson Products Inc com
Tide
13%
25
No par
Fair
44
18'A July 20
14
45%
12%
500
_No par
July 30
9
92'% Jan
27% Mar 25
mi
45
13%
♦117
25
preferred
conv
$2.50
14%
28%
83%
5,100
35,000
45%
68 V*
118
27%.
*750
45%,
13
101%
25
11'A
15,400
45
133/4
t
25%'
780
28%
45%
98
13
7.50
com
common
$2.40 conv
29
68
*117'A
.83%
82%
50
*98
273/4
45
45%
;
45
25 Va
28 Va
27%
10%
x780
18%
46%
25
14
t
26%
25%
*25
10c
Thatcher Glass Mfg Cu common
8% July
1
42 Va Oct 18
14 Va Mar 12
14
Inc
11
1 % Mar
3
—
1.3% Oct
17
$1.25
Pacific
39% May 17
27
—.
883A'Jan
13% Jan
14
Feb
Va Aug
_1
25
x-distribution
ctfs
Dec
13% Jan
44
share
66
38% Jan
4
100
Inc
Land
172
Mar 26
15
12%
27%
45
t
._No par
biupuui
9
14'/a Mar 10
Jun
13%
44%
12%
*98
101 %
68
68 V*
*117% 118%
Producing' Co
11
42
l3/4 Jan
14%
45 Va
12%
Co
Texas
17
.J
14
44%
1
20%
27
44%
.
20
27%
25
Texas
30
11% Aug 31
8
44%
1,300
7,100
20 %
27
8
29
6;% J an
30
44
*193/4
•
9
Nov
3J3/4 NOV
17% Jan
45%
2.50
98% Dec
46% Mar
6
44%
Corp
4
107
16
*19%
27
(James)
11
35
Mar"~9
138
37 % Jan
20
26%
Corp
Jail
9% Dec
103
20
27'/a
19%
27
Corp
Jail
va
'
39
41
5Va Oct
30 % Sep
*19%
18%
1950—20
(conv;
Gould
25
5
193/4
18%
No par
pfd
cum
5 V* Jail
24
54% Apr
»
2
Jun
25 Va
19%
18%
No par
preferred.—
$4.40
Symington
Texas
49% Sep
24%
19%
18%
;
16
14
27
Co
Jan
14 '/a Jan
16% Aug 13
■
—.
25
193/a
18%
20 %
Paper Co common
5
Sweets Co of America (The)
4.16%
38 % Nov
20
——
81% Jan
105 % Jan
5'
Feb
173/4 Nov
5
8% Jan
111% Jan
24%
19%
18%
Sutherland
'
30
"97% Jun
16
243/4
19%
.
12.50
22% Jan
'29'A Sep 21
6,600
24%
19 Va
18%;
Inc
15
Nov. 30
9,500
24%
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
13 y4 Sep
.
150
27%
10
10
new
600'
97
"
27
19 Va
preferred—
Biscuits
4,400
*96%
No par
2nd pid
conv
45'A
45%
97
17%
Sunshine
Jun
20% Dec
8
30
12 % Dec
4
22
5 Va '!*
3,800
1,300
18%
Sunray Oil Corp; common
4 %%
preferred' series A
4
28
84 % Dec
11
Jan
31
»
Dec
26%
,
4%%
A
14%
19%
Corp_
comnion
Co
Class
Aqg,: 9
25% Oct
Aug
Dec
10%
660
Sun
45%
..
*96%
46
39%
14%
18%
preferred—No par
A
45
46:.
19'A
Co
Corp—-—.*
series
44%
12,300
39
1
20
'
24 'A Jan
19
73% Nov
Sep 15
% Nov 17
520
6
$4.50
44%
100
4,500
19%
1
Sun, Chemical Corp.common.
30
118 %
113% Jan-
21% Mar 25,
24% Jan 26
237/a Mar 26
14
•23% Sep
i
Jan
117
7
Sunbeam
45%
19%
5
No par
Studebaker-Packard
30
101
68% Dec
110
Nov
12% Nov 24
44%
19%
25.
common
Webster—L".
Stroinberg-Carlson
19%
12,700
9
24%
& Fuller Co
Baer
Stone &
30 Va Jan
?Oct
_5
27% Dec
29
—15
Corp
19% Aug 24
14
92
Co Inc
&
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
.5% prior.,preference
43% Aug 19
14% Dec 20
Dec
P)
Stix
15
5
100
common
preferred
(J
20
18% Nov. 23
10% Mar 13
19%
14%
17% Feb
38
19%
46%
19%
«
43
1013%
8%
38%
14
10
19%
423A
*101
9
38%
29
29
43%
101 %
8%
*14%
Stewart-Warner
8% Sep
42%
101 %
9%
*46 Va
3%%
15
20% Jun
43%
101%
9
14%
12% Dec
'
43%
*99
38%
26% Dec 29
1
Va
9
46%
16
35% Nov
43
101%?
8%
14%
19 '/a Feb
■
42%
*99
9%
46%
2
8
43'A
38%
23% Feb
4
62,800
14%'
18% Sep
17'A Jan
108%
47.'A
Sterling Drug inc.
21% Jan-
107%
38%
Stevens
9
107%
14%
30'A F«b
9
107 Va
38%
46% Dec -6
97% Mar 31
18% Nov
108%
*46%
91 '/4 Jan
28% Jan
107 Va
14%
22'A Apr
15
31,300
107%,
39%
2
20% Dec
40,900
45'/a
14%
14
Dec
76%
45%
38%
21
Mar 25
.1753A
45%
1
Dec
-12
75%
45%
10
94% Jan
•
75%
46
Co—
Chemical
36'A Jan
16% Mar 11
74
45%
753/4
45%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_
Staulfer
14
Shares
74%
106%
103
9
}
44%
19%
4
•
42%
the Week
Jan. 21
73%
109%
*101
-1
-
46%
23
10%J Sep 15
16% July
1
107
Friday
Jan. 20
19%
24
,
75%
44% -46
Sates for
Thursday
46%
Jun
,
Jan. 10
5
2 5 V» Nov
36 % Feb
Continued—Fagill
No par
32% Jan
87
100.
Wednesday
Jan.18
74
•
.10
common
preferred series A
Tuesday
Jan. 17
15
Stanley Warner Corp—
Starred Co (The) L S
42% July 30
.,13% Dec
11 % Jan
No par
25
Indiana^.
of
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
8
20% Dec
4
Monday
Par
of California
Oil
Standard "Oil of Ohio
31
102 V2 Mar 11
*
,
30% May
173A
Dec
45
6
Oct
ll'/aJan
26
12'A May 11
30
STOCK
\OKK
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
,
44% Oct
49 V< Sep
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
*57
59
* 52
*57%
7,700
100
60
6,100
560
143/4
143/4
12,000
%
383/4
75,000
14 Va
14
14
1
5,100
35'A
35%
35%
3,600
9%
9%
9%
.
38
u
10% Sep
26
Dec
7
Dec
38% Sep
61 % Jun
11% Dec
14
14% Feb
2
29
55%, Jan
15
23
13% Jan
8
15
49% Mar 20
75% Dec 18
16
3l
17% J,an
24% Mar
11% May
7
14% Dec
Feb
24
38% Dec
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov. 16
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
27
.
11% Jayi
4
19% Jun
16
9
21% Jan
25
Jun
' 4
110
Jan
2
104 % Jan
82 ya Jun
15
97
98
78% Jun f 3
90
Jun
18
37 y8 Jun
10
100
Sep
44% Jun
6
23
Udylite Corp (The)
Union
*
113
Sep
28
Jan
6
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
105
NOV
4
59 V* Nov
24
44% Aug 13
15
115% Jan
5
17
50% Jan
6
15
24
102 Va Jun
3
21% Dec -31
50% Dec 21
106% Jan
29
32 V* Mar 25
Chem
Corp—10
20Va
Elec Co of Mo common—_10
28lA
28%
105% Jan
$4.50
series
_No par
Preferred
$3.70
series
No par
Preferred
$3.50
series
Preferred
11
154
Dec
20
1
$4
Union
29 % Jun
24
Union
45 % Jan
11
79% Dec
20
United
6
106% Feb
29
July
27
Dec
17
104% Jan
30
87% Jan
11
119% Dec
39% Dec
23
25% Nov
11
Jan
27
July 21
13% Jun
16
107
Jan
21
16% Mar 20
103% Oct
14
Jun
40
29
107% Apr
19V4 Sep
23
23
49
23
3% Apr 23
Jan
2
4% Jun
23
67
5% Feb 24
49
31% Feb 11
Dec
29
50 % Dec
27
Jan
12
4% Feb
86
24
Feb
18
3% Feb
25
5% Jan
29
10
Sep 30
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
10% Sep
15
17% Jan
8
70% Apr 29
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
8
63% Jun
12
29
May 25
6% Dec
13
80% Jan
6
6 V* Nov
9
11
83
Aug 17
Aug 23
17% Dec
17
—No par
$4.50
United
United
1952-100
America—No par
preferred
Board
10
common
series of
of
Biscuit
5
100
preferred
Air Lines Inc
Preferred 4%%
United
38% May 26
50
preferred—50
Aircraft Corp common
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3 50 convertible prelerred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Cofp com.l
7%
preferred—
————100
Electric Coal
Cos
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
4
15% July 20
United
Engineering & Foundry
14
45 Va Jan
4
57
Dec
31
United
Fruit
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
United
Gas Corp.,
ii y8 Dec
29
1
Dec
10
46 ' Sep
95% Sep
22
Sep
103% Oct
14
159
Jun
15
14
38% Aug 19
United Gas Improvement Co
3
liy8 Jan
12
18% Dec
31
United
Merch
1 Va Jan
4
2% Sep
15
United
65
Jan
49 % Jan
8
100% Jan
12
31% Jan
175
For footnotes
4
5
120
8
3 3 V 2 Mar
101% Dec 23
9
15
5
Jan
5
20
Mar 16
35 V* Jan
23
*Feb
68
9
11% May
7
39
7
see
-
May
page
%" Jan
4
114% Jan
11
22
86% Dec
8
Jun
U
15
107
38% Dec
30
U
Nov
18
U
233
25
184
Dec
8
14% Mar 17
44
Deb
31
175
Jan
87%' Dec
.7% May
13% Dec
31
5
40% Dec
31
May
U
31
4
54% Mar 11
34
S &
$4.50
U
S
& Mfrs
Inc
1st
preferred
Freight.Co—:
S
71
82
83%
20
20%
20
20%
20%
21
21
21%
8,600
283/a
16,500
28
V*
28 Va
28%
28%
<
28%>
28'A
28%
111 %
111
111
111
111%
111
111
102
*97
102
*97
102
*97
90
90
100
*100
101 %
54
55%
54%
141'A
143%
142%
5,000
26,000
102
91
52%
140
54%
141
*89%
*100
89%
90
101 Va
*100%
90
101%
330
40
60
54
143
55
27,100
142
55'A
144
5,400
513A
51 Va
52
27%
27%
10,600
80
22,500
51%
51%
51%
51%
51'A
27
27%
27 3
27%
27%
27%
71%
74 %
76
77 Va
76%
77%
77%
105 Va
*105%
107%
400
35%
35%
36%
19.400
8
*105
105 Va
105'A
105 %
35
35 Va
35%
36%
113 Va
113 Va
29%
106%
113%
105
35%
115%
29%
30
30 Va
29%
107 Va
-
115'A
♦105%
30
.
107 Va
115% .1153/4
29%
-104
29%
1053/4
2,300
1,200
5,100
10
106%
*105 Va
18 Va
I8V4
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
2,500
44 %
44%
45
45 Va
45'A
45%
46
46
2,000
35%
18%
45'%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35
6
5%
78
*77 %
6Va
6Ve
9%
-
9%
Inc
common—.—1
preferred series
A
50
5%
5%
6
78
*77 Va
78
6%
35%
5%
*77%
35%
600
5%
10,500
78
6%
6%
16,200
*9%
"93A
200
75
75
75%
75%
150
9%
*9 Va
78
74%
6%
6 Va
9%
5V4
534
*77%
6%
6
9a4
*9%
'
f
13
4
J8
13
76
74
17%
76
76
'•»
17%
17 %
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
3,000
133/a
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
6,000
52%
513A
52%
29,300
33%
33%
34 %
63,300
38%,
38 3A
383/4
-20%
19%
20 %
45,700
2%
2%
23/4
29,800
.
52 Va
52%
52
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
31V*
37%
37 Va
383/a
38Va-
20%
19%
203/a
20
20 Va
'19%
2%
2%
77%
78%
*106% 107%
36% 37
218
220
2%
23/4
2%
2%
20
No par
6
*9V4
*74 "A
33%
37%
Co common.
Industries
36
5%
10
13%
!
1
No par
20
Wo preferred
—a.
100
S Hoffman Machinery com_
5
4%%
preferred
100
4%%
70%
83'A
113%
5314
33%
37 A
City Mines CO (The)_l
Foreign Securities—No par
S Gypsum
71
82 %
29%
51%
Park
10
35%
No par
Co
2% May 12
13% Mar
13
15% Nov 27
56% Nov 30
7% Sep
34'A Jan
37% Feb
70%
83%
*77 Va
5
58 Va Jan
30
71
82%
106%
*105
United
United
70 Va
100
115
29 Va
♦35 %
new—
28
17
114
71 %
82
*89 Va
54%
142Va
2,000
70%
81%
Fastener
(Delaware)
28
23% July 22
35%
9%
*97
51%
51%
27%
27%
73
75
*104 V'2 105%
No par
Co
10
11% Dec
30% Jun
139
18%
44%
Carton Corp
44
Sep
53Va
10
9%
110%
*111% 112
*97
102
*991/8
91
xlOO
100
._•—_——No par
&
Carbon
United-Carr
25% Sep
25
Co
Car
convertible
5%
20
I
Tank
United
29
21
nonctimulative
4%
3
21'/8 Apr
103 %
No par
Pacific RR Co common
4
19
51% Aug 23
No par
,
series
Oil of California
Union
Jan
48
33% Sep
100
No par
Materials
&
Preferred
Carbon
&
*
38% Dec
87
71%
81
Union
;
25% Oct
31% Apr
70%
1°
83'A
20%
24
38% Jan
Bag, & Paper Corp—„
Carbide
14
8
Union
35
9%
20
Rubber Co
Union
9
87% Jan
5
_■
Asbestos &
Union
July 23
28% Dec
1
No par
:
Underwood Corp
180,, 181
41/2
82
I3'4
"41
42
83%
14%
42
513A
52 Va
77.%
77 V*
*106'A
107%
.
23/4
77'A
.
*
79
106 V*
1073/4
37%
38'A
36
37.%
216
216%
217
219 Va
180
180
180
*177
41%
81%
13%
*41
43%
83%
13%
42
.
44
85
13%
*41 '
45%
86 Va
14
42
79
*106 V*
38
-
,
79
107%
38
216% 217%
*180
45
85 %
13%
*41
182
79'A
*105%
81
4,800
2,800
1073/4
373/4
38
2,500
215%
220
3,000
*180
182
50
10,100
46%
45 %
46%
88
88
89
1,100
14
22,100
14
42 V*
133/4
*41
42%
.
22.
—4
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(430)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1954
year 19.13
13 VB Nov
13% Mar 17
22
20% Dec
29
26
7% Feb
24
8 % Dec
28
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
77% Dec
21
8
14
57% Dec
11
6
59% Feb
22
Oct
23
32% Feb
2
24
Jan
11
39
Nov
70
Oct
26
853/4 Jan
I
70% Jan
7
91
Oct
6
13
103
2
1443/4 Mar 11
134% Jan
743/4 Nov
9
23 % Aug
31
973/4 Apr
31% Jan
3
68% Dec
Dec
40% Dec
0
163% Oct
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
31
663/4 Feb
2
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
17
33% Sep
15
44% Jan
5
39
Jan
11
74% Dec
31
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
135
Aug 31
21% Feb 26
preferred
Dec
27
18% Oct
11
U S
18% Jun
24
B
35
Jan
28
38% Mar 18
7%
8% May 25
7
Jan
4
13% Nov 23
United
6 5/a Dec
22
9% Mar IB
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
United
721/2 Dec
30
90
Mar 18
73% Jan
5
4
Mar 18
1% Jan
4
li/4 Dec
31
Dec
31
15
29% Mar 12
32% Dec
9
223/8 Jan
14
233/4 Dec
15
27
Sep
29
3
167
Feb
17
155
Sep
22 % Jan
154
Jan
,
1
98
Dec
3
Dec
31
20% Dec
11% May 12
26% Jun
8
31
44% Dec
18
Tobacco
Feb
7
28 % Jun
10
$6
125
Mar 19
126
Mar 28
136
124% Mar 28
134
127
28
29
Nov
July 17
92
Mar 20
88
16% Oct
30
26% Jan
4
36% Dec
Jan
4
48 Vb Oct
25% Jan
8
20
Jan
15
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
27% Nov
17
27
Jan
11
5
114% Nov
12
112% Jun
2
92
July 20
100% Dec
24
92
Jun
100% Oct
30
106
Jun
3
99
25% Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
25% Jan
4
25% Dec
28
30
Feb
19
25 % Jan
4
5
64
Dec
7
36% Mar
7
14% Dec
18
Mar
Jan
27
Jun
22
30
59
Sep
14
22
II
70% Mar
11% Dec
4
57
94
94
8
30
76
47%
46
32
„
162
46
46%
31%
31 %
"160
2%
*18 Va
of
47
31%
163
163-
29%
29%
29%
85%
86
86
%
86 %
No par
Co
43%
43%
43%
43'/a
36%
37%
36%
36%
37
America
1
f.
29%
29%
46%
■31 %
*161%
r
29%
29%
29%
87
87%
87%
360
43'/b
43'/a
43%
43%
43%
1,800
38
36%
37%
37%
16,800
17 Va
17%
17 Vb
17%
17%
34%
35
35%
35
35
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
50%
50%
50 Va
51%
40
100
♦135
41%
94
39 Vb
*92%
41%
40%
Dec 23
"20
4,800
40%
41
135 %
136
*00
33%
34
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
20,000
116
114%
115
115V2
115'/a
114%
114%
•114%
102 %
104
-102%
104
*102%
104
•
104
*102%
102
"102
103%
*102
103%
*102
103 %
•102
*115
dividend preferred
100
*
dividend
100
135
34%
*135
135
41 Va
40%
138
*135
41%
138
102 %
37%
39
37%
38%
38%
*38%
38%
25
30%
.31
30%
30%
30%
30%/
*30%
31
5
69%
70'/«
69%
69%
70%
71
*70%
72
10
16
16%
15%
15%
15'/B
15%
20
30
30
*29
30%
74%
*72
preferred
34%
94
*92%
94
25
7%
3,100
133 Vb
33%
34%
*92%
94
52%
133 Vb
34
34%
2,600
3,900
*133 VB
*133%
34%
4,400
6%
52
52%
2,200
35%
6%
*133%
*133
34%
*92%
136
33%
100
preferred
*133
34%
94
52
17%
*35
6%
6»/b
51%
17%
-
102
10
preferred
35%
6%
51
*133
*92%
No par
com
6 Vb
"133
100
com
37
17%
34%
34%
40
29'/a
17%
*133
.1,600
67
36%
*133
2,500
32%
163
88
17%
5
49%
i .32
29%
*87
2.50
partic preferred
>r
9,900
"
34%
com_100
210
2%
►161%
10
preferred—100
180
19%
47
31%
163
2.50
common
2%
*18%
2%
19
46 %
31%
163
43 Vb
Co
8,500
~
2%
19%
Wabash
31
Oct 21
26 Vb Apr
31%
97
2%
*18%
Vulcan Detinning Co common
16% Dec
May 17
47 %
162
*96
2%
20
1
com
Co Inc
&
97
2%
*18%
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
29
31
Mar 28
13
div
$4.04
40% Dec
Light
Corp
*96
3
20
100
Inc
preferred
$4.20
30% Dec
&
97
2%
1
18%
*37
*18%
50
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co
71% May 19
Mar 25
3,200
96
97
No par
Pacific Ry
9
Nov
102
95
preferred
38
*37
Paper Inc common—2
noncumulative
10
107
19
69%
161 Va
1,400
Shreve
104% NOV
July 19
101 % Jan
18%
70%
161%
69%
161
2,500
Co
$5
71%
160%
10 Va
Chemical
28
19
70
160
10
Norman
Oct
116
69%
160 %
10 VB
Raalte
6%
89-.500
68%
159
10
3 % %
33% July 28
4
600
71%
71%
161
10 »/b
Va-Carolina Chemical
152% Aug 30
23
7,200
61%
10'/b
Vicks
11
28
Sep
22% Jun
112
54
61%
160
10 %
Victor Chemical Works
95% May 26
89
53%
61%
lO'/a
Power
5%
54%
61%
10%
Vick
30
53%
62 V,
18%
No par
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co
July 30
3
24% Apr
54%
62
10%
4 % %
Aug 27
Apr 13
128
May 29
125% Jun
1,200
53%
61%
68%
preferred—25
Universal Pictures Co
3
160
54
61%
160
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
8%
preferred
100
7% May 19
57% Dec
158
53%
62
Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
Vanadium
8
157%
54%
12%
Van
4
159%
160%
19%
Van
5% Jan
159
30
37
5
30% Jan
22,500
53
*61 %
100
convertible
Utah
400
42
159
No par
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
31
99
41 VB
12%
convertible
4%
*97%
41%
19
31
6
158%
98
41
37
19% Oct
29
158
97
19
32% Dec
10% Jan
41%
89%
12%
40% Dec 20
31% Dec
97
41
*88
37%
14
6
97
41
89%
18%
31
29
98
*88
*12%
42% Dec
5'/a Dec
98
40'
17,100
*36%
21
23% Apr
99%
42 Vb
40 VB
600
38
89%
*88
37%
18%
34% Jan
7
88
67
38%
12%
23
11% Jan
88
66 %
38
37 »/B
31
28% Jan
87
5,300
67%
38%
18%
83% Dec
17% Mar 23
*66%
68
37 >/B
36%
32 % Nov
323/4 Mar 25
*66%
37
*12%
9
8
67%
36 Vs
12%
11
22
67
36%
37%
18% Jan
11% Dec
67
36%
12%
63% Jan
27 Va Dec
67
12,100
8%
74%
12%
30
19y8 Dec
*3%
73%
1
68% May 20
35% Deo 18
2
Jan
8%
74%
12%
31% Oct
14
61
*8%
72%
50
Co common
noncumulative
United Wall
32% Sep 16
169% Nov 26
12
8%
74%
50
Stockyards Corp
393/4 Nov
4
*8%
72%
100
com
7%
2
10
8%
72%
*98
6% Jan
17% Dec
351/4 Dec
*8%
5
U S
Shares
20 Vb
71 %
1
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred
U S Steel Corp common
7%
preferred
162
20
20
19%
8%
100
1st
20
19%
19%
the Week
Jan.21
10
,
common
noncutn
19%
Friday
Jan.20
73%
preferred series B
8%
19%
Sales for
Thursday
*8%
87
Co
Jan. 19
71%
100
Rubber
Wednesday
Jan.18
PRICES
10
preferred series A
S
SALE
20
3%%
U
7
6
Dec
19%
1
common
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 17
3%%
6
Oct
Co
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
6
11
54
18
Monday
Par
U S
6
37
127 3/< Sep
STOCK
4 % %
26
79% Jan
29% Jan
Mar
Lines
S
U
29
64
YORK
AND
Monday, January 24, 1955
CtittiMtf—Pap IS
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Jan
22
Sep
NEW
Highest
22% Jan
23
7% Oct
34
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
...
38
"l6
IO31/2
38%
30%
70%
70%
15%
15 %
30%
♦29
30%
*29
•72
74%
*73
1,300
1,700
v,
1,200
1,300
30
74%
*29
90
104
-
30%
15%
15%
115%
38%
>
13,300
74%
10
w
1
13% Mar 10
11% Aug
29 % Jan
21% Nov 24
B
24
52
Dec
22
Dec
29
9
Feb
27
18% Jan
2
25
15
15
105
6% Sep
11% Sep
15
17 Vb Apr
16
43% Jun
5
98
Sep
60
May 12
Feb
4
9% Mar
8
16
Jun
51
Jan
9
5
Vb Jan
13
2
3
.
Mar
27% Dec
RR
4%%
preferred
9
Walker
4
8% Dec
6
Walworth
4
27% Dec
10
100 Vb Aug
9
19
105 V2 Dec
30
Jan
13% Jan
19
21% Sep
20
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
37
22
Warner-Hudnut Inc
9
Dec
Ward
5 % %
12Va July 15
Dec
(Hiram)
G
preferred
24
18% Nov 20
17
Jan
4
21
33% Mar 19
25% Jan
11
43 V2 Dec
29
Warren
Foundry &
14
37% May 14
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
21
Warren
Petroleum
9
31% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
Mar 16
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
13% Jan
4
24% Dec
May 14
24
Sep
14
30
13
Sep
14
17% Apr
B
2,500
9,500
39%
39 VB
39%
♦39%
39%
200
29
Wash
Power
No par
32%
33
32%
33
33
33
33
33 VB
33 Va
33 VB
8,400
20
Waukesha Motor Co
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24
24
24 Va
1,500
26%
26 VB
26%
26%
26%
26 Vb
26 Va
26
26 Vb
26 V«
900
17 Va
17'/b
17
17
17%
17"Vb
4,500
14 vb
14 VB
14%
14%
200
Water
Wayne
Knitting Mills
Wayne
Pump
Webster
Wesson
Oil
5
Co
1
Investment
Co
8
17
16
Dec
30
28% Jan
19 y2 Dec
8
-32
Jun
13% July 26
36% Jan 11
49% Dec
31
West
Penn
Electric
Oct
5
West
Penn
4
112
104% Nov 19
4.20%
Jan
7
104% Nov 10
4.10%
21
West
Virginia
41% Nov 29
West
Va
105 Vb Aug
10
8
8% Jan
4
18% Dec
30
57% Mar 11
43 % Apr
28
52% NOV
8
32% Mar 25
28
34% Dec
28
26
68
Dec
29
4%
65% Dec
17
Western
82
Dec
27% Dec
7
22
Western Union
80 % Dec
31
46% Sep
37% Feb
14
67% Mar 16
49% Jun
18
22% Dec
30
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
35% May
22% Jan
39% Sep
15
52% Dec
3
50% Jan
99% Jan
12
91% Jun
1
16% Jun
10
22
May
4
14
127
Mar
4
/
98% May
18% Mar 17
127
4% %
110% Oct 29
15
40% Mar 17
30% May
4
54% Dec
82% Jan
4
06% Dec
89%
89
89
89%
89%
21 Vb
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
22
5,500
18'%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,200
51%
7,000
30
23
15
30% Dec 21
Sep
Jan
8
25 Vb Oct
28
27
11
Jan
29
C
100
*99%
100 %
100%
Coke
5
25%
25%
5
com
100 Vb Dec
53%
52%
53%
52%
53
53%
53%
7,300
31
32%
30%
32
63
64%
63 %
64%
63 %
64%
63%
64 va
10
75
77%
74
10
27%
28%
27'/a
2nd
noncum
Pacific
preferred
RR
100
No par
com—
Telegraph
Westinghouse
Air Brake
Westinghouse
Electric
3.80%
$5
preferred
12%
com
series
B
conv
Mfg
Co
Motor
5Vb%
25
63 % Oct
5
74% Mar 10
70
Jan
22
5
13% Jan
9% Apr
17% Oct
7
12% Feb
19
Wilson-Jones
20
20% Dec
14
Winn
28% Jan
6
Apr
24
16% Jun
10
36
135
Jan
2
19% Dec 22
Sep 21
42% Dec 22
53
Jan
2
48
Jan
30
26
Sep
35% Mar 17
75
Sep
10
101
Sep
14
15
*71.% May 12
86
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
10
*
6% Dec
31
Sep 14
16% Sep
47
31
15
11% Mar 17
23
Wisconsin
Woodward
14
69 Vb Nov
3
77 Vb Jan
116
,77
Jan
Jan
53% Dec
7
12
1
i
6% Jan 22
6
96% Nov
4
8
192 % Dec
6
.Nov
12
94
11% Oct
8
Jan
4
54% Not 16
21Va Sep
51% Jun
7
9
27Vb Apr 13
13
20
May
3
47% Jan
8
38
Jan
4
16% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
2"
t-i*r.
*
74% Dec 31
15
Dec 31
Jan
8
63% Jun
9
96
5'A Apr
13
4% Feb
26
Sep
14
Dec
31
84
•nd asked prices;
Ex-HcM*
do
6%
22
54% Dec
39% Jan
37
34
v
16
21% Dec
1
34% Jan
—
147% Dec
8
1
31
dividend
21
40% Apr 23
30 Vb Jan
4
sale
on
this day.
60% Apr
13
.
73%
77
77
78%
76%
77%
77%
78%
16*100
28%
27%
28%
27%
28 VB
27%
28%
44,400
77%
79 VB
79%
32,100
76%
76%
79 Va
♦100
102
101%
101%
•100
25
25
25%
25%
*25
25 VB
*127%
101
*25
9,000
100
25%
500
13,700
*127%
*127%
*127%
78%
*100
25%
52%
52%
53%
51%
52%
52
53%
98%
22%
98-%
99
98%
99%
98%
99
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
28 %
28 %
28
28
*27%
28%
28 VB
28 VB
28
28%
430
7,300
800
36
36%
36
36 vb
36 Vb
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
38%
97%
98 Vb
97 vb
97%
96%
97 Vb
97
97
97%
97%
360
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8VB
8%
6,900
24
24
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23
23
23 Vb
23%
23 Va
23%
23 '/a
1,800
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
12 Vb
11%
12 %
25.000
75 %
♦23%
*75
80
700
76%
76
76%
78 %
78 VB
*77%
11
11
11 Va
11%
11%
11 Vb
•11
1
xl8%
-18%
18 vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
19%
20
7,900
10
30%
31%
31 Va
31 Va
31%
31%
31 Va
31'/a
31 Va
31%
4,300
75%
'
11
*146
11
148
♦145
♦145
148
22%
22 Va
10
67%
67%
51 '/a
52
51
49
50%
49
49%
,—No par
500
147
*145
147
*93
94
181
181
50%
8,900
186
*
10%
10%
53%
53
53%
6,100
26%
16,200
11
54%
54
25%
54
26%.
52%
26%
25%
60
59%
59%
f
27
27'A
74%
75%
15
14%
14%
25%
26%
59%
59%
27Va~21Va
74%
76
14%
15
8612
88%
86
87%
87'/a
6%
6%
*59%
60
26%
26%
27%
27
27 Va
75 Vb
72
73%
76'A
15
14%
15
74 V8
14%
86%
89
86
87
-6%
7
6%
receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganisation,
6%
a
60
600
10%
10%
,
185 %
89'A
10%
10%
*58%
Deferred
delivery.
110
185%
88%
25%
...
2,600
89%
89%
53%
56
26%
3,700
*88%
89 VA
10%
10%
Q4.
94
93
*180
89%
14%
.
50%
89 vb
26%
-—
50%
93
'
72
•
50%
50%
1
-
21,300
49%
94
60%
51%
51%
185
25%
51%
68
51%
*93
54%
51%
67%
51%
%
-
♦175
*58%
70
51%
22
93
10%
69 %
22%
68.
190
89%
22%
68%
•
22%
Va
93
x89%
22 VB
69
22'/a
22
*180
5
Corp—_ .————1
♦145
147
11%
'
22%
67%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
28
York Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
_50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstowh Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Corp
600
24
10
Co—-
8%
22%
common—No par
preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
jWrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Worsted
8%
19,900
5
Prior
Products
69%
98
Worthington Corp
Radio
67%
Corp__ 10
Service
(F W) Co
Zonite
tin
Co
Iron Co
Zenith
64%
51'/b
100
Public
29
66%
98%
!
Wyandotte
1,300
65
23%
10
Grocery
preferred
Woolworth
23,600
53%
No par
Co
7% May 20
Nov
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jan
36
71
No par
»
Inc
Lovett
33%
68%
22%
1
preferred
&
18% Jan
9
20% Dec
$4.25
2
23Va Apr
53% Mar
9
62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
78% Dec 10
& Co
33%
66
98
par
20
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson
52%
32'/a
66
100
common
preference
18
31
39% Apr
Jun
11
137
Prior
Jun
75
32%
66
31%
*64%
20
(The 8 8)
26
12 V8 Dec
77%
102
*127%'
^No par
preferred
Feb
24%
100
preference—No
White
30
*100
12.50
*
5
Drior
White Dental
<7
.
75%
100
Elec Inst Corp
8
126
20
52 Va
White Sewing Machine common
33% Aug
3,400
53%
21% Mar
S
37%
110
52%
Auto
20% NOV
29% Oct
37
♦109
1,100
25,100
11% Mar 28
17
37
110
36%
*109
25%
18%
30
24% Jun
25
17%
32% Apr
15
38
110
110
18 Va
15
8% Nov
37
109
80
101
24%
24%
250
*99 '/a
101
18
11
8
109
25
*109
37%
37
109
24%
*99%
18Vb
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
12
26
-
109%
104
17%
21
13
Vb May 27
101
109%
„
*102%
.
18 Va
183/4 Sep
7% Sep
4
101
50%
51 Va
109%
*102% 104
80
17 vb
21% Dec
Jan
37%
103
100%
.
109%"
102%
2,100
18%
12% Jan
9
*108
109%
50%
109%
51'/b
109%
105
38%
17%
20
8
37%
100
51
51
25 vb
108%
*103
37%
37%
37%
38
Supply Co
10
Western Maryland Ry common—100
36% July 28
85% Mar 15
4% Dec
Dec
50 vb
series
Whirlpool Corp
14
51 VB
109%
37%
38
1
Western
30
243/4 Dec
50
105
Western Air Lines Inc
31
86 Vb Mar 24
89 %
21 Va
*103
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
14
89%
20%
*108%
10
Oct
80
*88%
100
Weston
30% Sep
37%
89%
21%
100
27
Dec
38%
89%
37%
No par
31
132
May 14
*14
14%
21%
B
&
VB
17%
17'/b
*14
4
Dec
104
*14
1
26% Dec
'
17%
14%
No par
pfd
Pulp & Paper
preferred
5
22
Apr
41% Apr
com__2.50
Co
Coal
Jan
63% Mar 25
Jan
18
17
*14%
series
preferred
preferred
12% Jan
2
126
Snowdrift
preferred
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Indies
7
25% Dec
&
convertible
Jan
Jan
45
$4
West
*
5
Power 4'%%
109
4,900
*38%
22
'
34%
39
43% Dec
5
34%
39
23% Dec
15
43% Sep 15
20
Sep 14
34
39%
96 y8 Dee
29
33%
*38%
5
Sep
5,200
No par
9
Sep
6,400
19'A
Washington Gas Light Co
16
8 3/s
10%
18%
41
17 Vb Feb
21% Nov
10%
18%
51 VB
77% Jan
104
10%
18%
40%
24 Vb Jan
30% Dec
*10%
18%
51
28% Feb
9% May 20
23 Vb Jan
4
10%
18%
41%
84% Feb
IB
10%
18%
50%
293/4 Jan
16% Jan
20
10%
18%
41
4
5
—
10%
19
50%
1
12% Nov
105%
10%
18%
50%
1
<
*105
105
10%
33%
Pipe
Corp
173/a Nov
96
105
105%
1
21% Sep
15
5,100
5
Inc
73% Oct
99% Jan
67,200
40%
2
9
*105
105%
9%
23%
49 Vb
6
89% Jun
*105
9%
23%
40
17
99
105%
1,300
9%
23%
32%
14% Dec
104% Jan
*105
70
70
69%
9%
23 Va
49%
17% Dec
IB
69%
10
23%
33 vb
26% Dec
Jan
69%
9 Vb
23 VB
40
5
373/4 Feb
68%
9l/a
23%
49
4
102
68%
8%
23 vb
39 vb
9% Jan
1073/4 Jan
68%
9 Vb
23%
33
10% Jan
9
69%
50%
25
17
4,300
40%
12% Mar 27
18
2,300
29%
33%
13% Feb
98% Jun
13 Vb
29 Va
49%
14
88% Jun
13
29%
39%
15
19 y#
13'/»
29%
31%
Sep
24% Mar 23
13%
29'/B
1
Sep
•
13'/b
29 Vb
3
8
28
*13'/a
No par
10
18% Dec
13 vb
29%
23%
100
14% Apr
13 vb
28%
9
1
common—
74%
13%
29%
69%
No par
2.50
Co
28% Sep
Jun
W
&
Co
Baking
200
74%
13 Vb
29
10
19% May
72
*72%
No par
Walgreen Co
23% Sep
29
100
Waldorf System
3
31
.
6%
rCasb
.
7
6%
sales. - wd When
88'A
7
distributed.
6,900
200
1,500
43,700
3,300
6,200
5,000
xEx-
Number 5397
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(431)
New York Stock Exchange
f«>
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters
headed
the column
In
Figures
WEEKLY
•
"Interest Period"
YEARLY
•
indicate in each
the month when the bonds mature.
case
point represent one or more 32nds of
decimal
after
point
a
LOW
Year
for
Range
Year 1953
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Low
EXCHANGE
Highest
.1978-1983
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. J J)
Low
High
PRjrFS
Wednesday
Jan. 18
Jan.17
NEW YORK STOCK
1954
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Jan. :;i>
Low
High
Rales for
Jan. zl
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds
*1U8
108.6
108.8
*108.8
108.12
*108.6
lUo.10
2%s
1955-1960
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
Treasury 2%s
1956-1959
*102.30
103.2
*102.30
10.5.2
*102.30
103.2
*102.20
103.2
♦lUZ.od
103.2
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1961
*101.10
101.12
*101.13
101.15
*101.18
101.20
*101.20
101.22
*101.19
101.21
1958-1963
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*104.16
104.24
*104.16
104.24
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104.24
1960-1965
*106.12
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106.24
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106.24
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101.6
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100.5
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104.1b Dec
99.24 May 12
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102.4
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108
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19
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ITreasury
19
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1956-1958
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15
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1958
*108.2
108.10
*108.6
*100.15
100.17
—
1961
*99.25
99.27
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99.31
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100.5
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100.7
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1962-1967
*98.28
98.30
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99.2
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99.5
*99.4
99.6
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Aug 15 1963
*99.16
99.18
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99.20
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99.27
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99.27
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Treasury 2Vis
1963-1968
98.10
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15
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1955-1960
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97
sale, r Registered bond transactions.
21
Friday
Range for
Sold
Year
No.
High
Low
High
Brazil
(continued)
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1954
Sale Price
or
Sold
High
No.
Low
—
113
112
113
City
Issue—
June-Dec
1980
Stock
103%
103
19
103%
98%
10611
Low
88
79
86
92%
96'A
90
83
90'/a
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20
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27
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High
78 %
81
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19
3%s series No.
3%s series No. 22
Quar-June
York
New
Unification
*111
Range for
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
3%s series No. 21
1961
3s
Corporate
*95
3%s series No.
Canal
Panama
97
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97
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1962
called March 15, 1955
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15
101
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1976
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15
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9
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Nov
98
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96
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15
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June-Dec
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11
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■
Securities
Brisbane
sinking fund 5s 1957
(City)
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gold
1958
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Jan-July
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59%
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67
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1978
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2__
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3
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4
June-Dec
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5-
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11
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15
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footnotes
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17
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18
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FOREIGN SECURITIES
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10
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1960
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June-Dec
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v
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1957
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:
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1952—
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reduced
1979
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__
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1957
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61
'
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97
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1955
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1945—'
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1963
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1957
sinking
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100 %
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10-year 3As
sink
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Feb-A up
June-Dec
,.June-Dec
__
April-Ocf
1962
assented
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Extl
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocf
57 'A
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1
*68%
sinking fund 6s Sept
Sept 1961
assented
6s
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88%
__
assented
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—
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55
Jan-July
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—
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1961—
—
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108
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1
100% 100%
1968—.Afar-Sep
4s
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Feb-Aug
6s Feb 1961
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1945—Jan-July
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Monday, January 24-1955
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Interest
bonds
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Sale Price
Jan-July
1978
(Dept of) 3s
Czechoslovakia (State)—
or
(Kingdom of) extl 4'%s
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3 y2s extl
extl
3s
f
Main
on
April-Oct
*37'/a
101
101
Year
No.
56
for
Low
44%
37
—
101'/a
14
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
New York Stock
57%
1952_
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
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104%
bonds
dollar
82
65
85%
__
58 %
11
17
136% 136%
105
8 A 8s
—April-Ocf
85%
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86'A
49
68%
88%
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21
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due 1963.
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13
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1972
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.
1930 due
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77%
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45
63
59%
60%.
16
45
64
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109%
27
82%
112
98
98%
44
76%
101 %
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6%s
1965——
Consolidated Elec Power—
5A
due
ASilesia
*165
156%
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Jan-July
*100
98%
100%
paid 1964—
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IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946
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part
—May-No®
—Feb-Aug
_
——
Italian
(Republic)
30-yr
gtd
§A7s
ext
f
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1947
49%
32%
14
18%
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137%
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1977
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22
65
73
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47
1
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51
68
1965
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1965
Jugoslavia
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f $
s
19C4
to
_Feb-Aug
1975
7s
1957
1954
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118
93
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1963
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1959—Mar-Sepf
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1957
May-No®
1952
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1958
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—_May-Now
1955
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(interest
footnotes
see
page
April-Oct
A
27.
*74
1968
*48
conv
1971—.
debs
1965
127
154%
56%
debentures
1966
May-Nop
June-Dec
*40%
June-Dec
April-Oct
39
39
38
112% 112%
96%
53
93%
98%
91
91%
30
87%
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128% 130 'A
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1977
Nitrate
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15
98%
103%
Feb-Aug
June-Doc
1960
1977
97%
97%
April-Oof
1962
1
91
76
73%
Mar-Sop/
97%
101
*84
April-Oct
3%s- debs
97%
*102%
Quar-Jan
1995
102%
103%
80
76
9
66%
102%
83%
80
101
103
117
124%
& Santa Fe—
April-Oof
July
& Charl
Coast
99
101 %
1995
4s
98
101
1966
Investment
4s
97%
__
97%
136% 138 %
,
3%s
Products Co
104
102% 103%
1
1995
Air
Line
RR
4%s
mortgage 4%s-4s
109%
1966
'115
120%
34
121
111%
'102% 105
LL9
101
103%
109 % 109%
6
106%
110
105%
8
101%
105%
104% 104%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1979__
120
-
104 %
Jan-July
—•—
2%s debentures
debentures
—
—Mar-Sept
1980
A
ser
„
_June-Dec
1972—
C
ser
1963
1964
A
120%
_May-Nov
May-No®
—
Ry 3%s
First
5
103%
105%
99%
,
99%
1
104% 104%
11
104%
104
104%
61
93%
105%
106
106% 106%
66
99%
107
104%
Ohio RR—
&
96
103%
101
106%
,
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage.5% series B (4%
fixed
First
.
and
1%
contingent interest) July 1975. April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%.
.
and
3%
contingent
G
due
Dec
K
due
March
M
due
March .1
Series
and
fixed
general
and
due
(3%%
Dec
96%
94%
977/b
116
74%
96%
97
94%
97%
26
73 %
95%
Mar-Sept
96%
94'A
97'%
72
73%
95
June-Doc
20001
104'A
103
May
82%
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1996.1
1995
1
Income
Lake Erie
div
1
—
-——June-Doc
mortgage 6%
<2%%
contingent interest) —
3%%
J
interest)
1995
1
first
Feb
West
&
1980
A
mortgage
2010.
1
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103
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99
ser
fixed & 1%% conLing int)
103% 104%
80%
82'%
72
86%
442
64%
81 J%
3
93%
102%
.
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—
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lien
ref
Aroostook
Bangor &
Bell
and
Telephone
of
SA6%s
f
s
s
Bethlehem
f
4s
series
5s
series
103
103
A
97%
99%
55
79%
00
94%
Electric
6s
debentures
debentures
1985—Jan-July
1955
April-Oct
1951
96
27
78%
95
1959
mortgage
2%s
series
1970.——Jan-July
J-1976
1979
64
Boston
mortgage
First
mortgage 5s series II
62
First
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
mortgage 4s series RR I960
37
42
100
—;
110
99
*103
72%
110
*115% 118
■
94'%
77
115
118'% 118%
(The)
Co 2%s
Maine
debs
1981
987/a
1
79
116
99%
61
97
100'%
99%
——
98%
*98%
May-No®
95%
99%
—Jan-July
*__
101'%
98%
102'%
Mar-Sept
*__
100
97
101
81
81
RR—
5s
series
AC
1967
1955
Mar-Sepf
80%
2
74%
75
53
55
57
92
99
99
2
96
96
5
•
83 %
99%
5
80%
75
57
76%
2
100% 100%
May-No®
April-Oct
Jan-July
1970.May-No7'
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July
Bristol-Myers Co.3s debentures 1968
ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen ratg 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980
2—
Jan-July
-
107%
Steel Corp—
44
42%
90
8
20
*98
Feb-Aug
—
100% 100%
107% 108
June-Doc
mortgage 2%s series I
&
100%
1976—Jan-July
C
1960...April-Ocf
2%s debs l9f»l_May-Nov
Loan
Consol
4
D
R.R-4%s contf
Pa
Industrial
City
M
37%
110
97%
95%
91%
101 %
Borden
92%
77%
91%
102%
52
37%
62 %
103
137%
1969
debentures
First
42%
421
94%
April-Oof
3s
60%
(interest
75%
93%
Max-Sept
debentures
56%
*61
74%
B
56
43"%
90%
1962—ApriZ-Oct
1984
Tobacco Co
debentures
ABerlin
42
45
77 %
96%
-June-Dec
Consol mortgage 3s series K
'63
•42%
94%
—__Feb-Aug
First
June-Dec
June-Dec
74%
Feb-Ang
98
100
106
99 %
83%
50%
93%
89%
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
68
75
97%
100
88
95%
mtge 4'As
Atlantic Refining
83
68
*96%
20
debentures
41%
31
107
106%
Atl
(Interest
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
1A Rome (City of) 6%s 1952
7b
For
37
102%
104%
104 %
Atlanta
(interest
April-Ocf
reduced to 2%) 2012
A7s external loan of 1926 due
pursuant
37
104%
100 %
89
June-Doc
Consol
1999
external
Stamped
37
101%
21
120
A6%s
Feb-A:?y
1946___
60
104%
42
39
51
*56
101% 102 %
.
1961
Refunding 4s. series
39
33%
100%
104%
—
sinking fund gold
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
,
43
105%
98 %
93
Ref
67%
(Interest
2012
(State of)
IA 8s external loan of 1921
reduced
A
Feb-Aug
43
71%
103%
8
92 %
Beneficial
43
81
1
34
111%
S'western
April-Oct
103%
100% 100%
*104'% 105
1964
May-Nov
2030—Mar-Sept
1973
A4%s convertible
56%
99
5
16
Pittsburgh
__
102
108
72
12%
155
80
99% 100
102%
105%
101%
6o7
Stamped
16
(interest
80
103
102
'108
—April-Oct
Series
14%
82%
101%
102
Ja?i-June
Series
12%
2.375%)
2001
6%s 1953
100%
103% 103%
96%
fixed
11%
*58%
'102
95
11
1950—Jan-Ju\y
40%
84%
96%
12
*82
^
93%
18
A
77'/
7
June-Dec
127/a
7%
__
11%
143
COMPANIES
—
1970__. May-Nov
1966
June-Dec
debs
15%
6%
130
__
W
68%
9
8
—
12%
*150
82 %
2
3
96%
Associates
68%
1
secured
Stamped pursuant
A63
—
68%
41
April-Oct
9%
143
—April-Oct
Inc
40%
12'%
1946
A
INDUSTRIAL
May-No?
Jan-July
101%
55
68%
82
12%
———Jnne-D»c
3%s
12%
Mar-Sept
8s
Plan
82
AND
76
11%
1950
of)
to
9%
143
15
1987
gold
130
70%
12%
82%
Fcb-Aiig
June-Doc
1972:—Jan-July
del) 5s
100
72
__
1982
Arbor
84%
12%
82%
*11%
..Feb-Aug
—
debentures
Gen
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
82
98%
debentures
Gen
55%
12%
1952
95 %
100
90%
debentures
Ann
141
35
*68 %
40%
10
100
32
of)
1987
conv
3%s
(City of)—
gold extl
Rio Grande
77%
143 %
55%
„
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
99
——June-Dec
37/«.s
s i
Power
58%
April-Oct
1951_Mar-Sepf
100
1975—
General
58
*40%
89
92
1980
3%s debentures
101
99%
*35
Jan-July
1
27
June-Doc
debentures
3s
debentures
Atchison Topelo
103
*52
1947—April-Oct
96
97
977/8
2%s
104'A
118%
1961—April-Oct
stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
lARhine-Main-Danube
8 A Rio
~9
68%
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.25%)
2006
APrussia (Free State) 6%s ('26
loan)
s
74
I960—June-Dec
(luterest
A6s
15
103'A
*99% 100%
*68%
96
94%
L986;
Series
Porto Alegre
1961
74
96%
1967
Ltd
debentures
Baltimore
1968
IA External sinking fund gold 8s
A4%s absented
1963
8s
83%
*128
74
..Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1940
IA Stabilization loan sink, fund 7s
A4%s assented
82%
131
(interest
1959
2nd
6s
98%
*141
1947——^Mar-Sept
to 2.125%)
2008
(Republic of) external 7s
ANat
.
*132 % 143%
86 %
94%
1971
Corp 3%s
A
103
99%
148%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Anglo-Lautaro
41
99%
98
100%
134'/a
100%
97%
Mar-Sept
debentures
3s
100%
101%
99 %
May-Nov
__May-Nov
1961-
3'/4s
2%s
60
101% 101%
*99% 101
168
166
'
<
1978 June-Doc
1979---
Foreign
debentures
2%s
American
102%
102% 102%
April-Oct'
reduced
to
Canada
of
Airlines
American
53%
40
58
100% 100 %
May-No®
1968
(City) sinking fund 4%s
lAPemambuco (State of) 7s
Co
Bosch
110
53%
33%
1
6
—
1979
1984
debentures
f
s
&
18%
34
99%
72%
2%s
102% 103 %
101 %
74
104% 104%
19
100
99 7%
73
79
Mlg
2%s
40%
80
60
55%
1946—Feb-Any
fis
mortgage 3%s
Anheuser-Busch
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
(30-year) 1958
extended
Oslo
APeru
92%
„
*38
99"%
o**
104%
3%s
,Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
8A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
6s due 1953 extended t,o 1963
A5%s extl loan
16%
*58
Mar-Sept
33/4S
6s
*100
Chemical &
3%s
*38%
7a
Mar-Sept
Dye 3%s debs 1978— -April-Oct
2s debentures 1956—Mnv-Scpt
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
—Feb-Aug
(Interest
Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956—
—Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 4'As 1965
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
3%s sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970__June-Dec
6v2s
18%
*58
Mur-Senf
6%s
Plan
exlended
Allis-Chalmers
(Interest
2008
reduced to 2.125%)
Netherlands
*112%
April-Oct
sinking fund 6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
to
ex'l
Stamped
1952
16%
133
71%
—
102 % 102%
—
pursuant
reduced
ASecured
6%s
19
74%
121 %
*lb7 %
:
2%s
*17%
Jan-July
126
68
_■
77
102%
16'/a
101%
120
'•
—
__
149% 149 %
8o
1979
2%s
*17%
(City of)
1961
American
15%
16%
—
19%
13 'A
100
1
79
*72 %
1955—
6s of '26
3%s
J an-July
ASmall
8AMllan
due
American
10
94
10%
__
*72%
-~
June-Dec
1958
mortgage
8 ASmall
A6s
—-.
Mar-Sept
to
first
1922
to
1933
10
73
*77
-
Ltd—
external
(City oil
4.80s junior
*15%
1963.Jan-July
1
100 %
154
15
—June-Dec
readjustment
American
*15%
8 A Treasury 6s of
April-Oof
Mar-.S'epf
1952
1963
Southern
17%
Jan-July
ASmall
12%
*131
1945
Power
;
new
to
conversion
assented
Aluminum
9%
12%
73
1953
Great
17 %
16%
—
(assented
1945
8 ASmall
A4s
17%
16%
__
June-Dec
1910
ment)
16
—
27%
87
2
__
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oof
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962__—May-No®
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—;—April-Ocf
27
28%
15%
Ltd—
Alabama
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
A4s new assented
IA
*16%
_
1904
due
Id
Allied
27
82%
15%
20.
89%
'120
1971-—
to
'12
Alabama
1
agreem't)
12%
April-Oof
RAILROAD
!
Quar-Jan
96
143%
89%
*16
10%
10%
2
'150
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1964
___Jan-July
6s
*9%
22 %
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley. (Dept
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1959
AYokohama
1968_Jan-July
21
22%
21%
Jan-July
1981
37/8S-4%s-41^s external conversion
A4%s
agreem't)
21%
1952 coupon on.
(Republic)
External
30
80
64%
—
100
1961-,
of
extended
External
44%
56
59
84
7
May-Nov
99
88%
89
May-Nov
142%
80%
5 A Large
8 ASmall
A5s
1045
77%
—
—Jan-July
sinking fund 6s I960—.
sinking fund 6s 19(i4_,
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
168
1943—May-No®
1945
(1922
'27
f
s
82%
87
—
'79
June-Dec
AExternal
1st
assented
mtge
64
__
Ltd—
extended
extended
1st
83%
101%
'
mtge $ ser
8AUruguay
5 ALarge
§ ASmall
IA 5s
1953
7s due
73%
— —
—
due
145%
97 Va
140% 140%
1968
(Republic of)
|A5s
165% 167'%
97
June-Dec
1978
Mexican Irrigation—
|A4%s assented (1922 agreement)
§ A 4 %s small 1943
Mexico
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
—
Bank)
6%s
bonds
Feb-Aug
.
to
A5%s
'30
1st
70
97
'98
June-Doc
AExternal
6%s due 1954 extended
of
CO.
1
83
77
77
June-Doc
_—
Power
1961
60
-
1958
7s
1958
Tokyo Electric Light Co
66%
95%
*118
June-Dec
(Imperial Govt) —
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
loan
Jan-July
Jan-July
1962——.
co
external
sterling loan
9 A With March 1
Japanese
extl
due
60
50%
--
*79
(Kingdom)—
1962——i—.—May-Nov
extended
79
*97%
—_April-Ocf
UJlgawa Electric Power Co.
115% 115%
65'A
1952
54
—
'102
(interest
2012
)
SA5s
99 %
'110
Jan-July
7s
2%
external
Electric
8A'7s
1952
7s
to
Tokyo (City of) —
A5%s extl loan of
184 *
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
A
1968
(40-yr) s T 1971—
5%s due 1971 extended to
165
—
(interest
2004
loan
79
—.—Jan-July
.——Mar-Sept
A
A5%s
104
97
-
,
High
—
(interest
1956—
Plan
to
2.25%)
assented
8A6s
Jan-July
B
19%
*133
Jan-July
1977
3s
series
7
Works
for Public
Public
Italian
35%
32%
April-Oof
April-Oct
Jan-July
ext s f 3s 1977—
Italian Credit Consortium
35%
1054
Low
-r.
—
59
1999———Jan-July
——Jau-July
2.5%)
loan
dollar
(Prov of)
Taiwan
Government—
A 7s
—
A
Sydney CounLy Council 3%s 1957
Jan-July
6%s 1st & gen mtge 1950_
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
Greek
water
pursuant
secured
A4%s
Great
to
Plan
to
pursuant
1950.
to
57
May -Nov
A7s series B secured,external 1962—_—May-Nov
8hlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
8A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952.—
June-Dec
109
__
A8s
Year
No.
—
reduced
external
reduced
81 %
60
—
bonds 1949
German Govt International
5 '%s
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
1924 Dawes loan)
(extl loan
German
2U12-—
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
1980
dollar
2%)
to
external
71%
International loan of 1930—
3s
,
Stamped pursuant to Plan
1972
Range for
Sold
*6J
external
A6s
1953 issue—
Bonds
—
'53
reduced
1953
issue
bonds
dollar
4s
May-No®
stamped
Stamped
High
(interest
2001
sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
pursuant to Plan A (interest
(interest
146%
2.375%)
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*76
secured
(State of)
1936
8s
10-year bonds of 1936
Prussian Conversion
to
extl
Ban Paulo
76
20%
—
1972
or
May-Nov
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
1969—
bonds
5 %s dollar
(City)
Stamped
External loan of 1924
3s
Paulo
SASao
43
*__
„May-N ov
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
(Federal Republic of) —
German
Period
Exchange
High
*74
20%
Interest
BONDS
|».r>4
reduced
—Jan-July
RECORD
21
reduced
1962—
7s 1967
6%s 1953
(Republic of)
JAFrankfort
High
Range
hold
to
1 1976-.
1976—
f dollar bonds Jan
dollar bonds Jan 1
s
s
AEstonia
BOND
JANUARY
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
*55'/a
__Aprll-Ocf
--------
Denmark
ENDED
,
,
reduced
Stamped assented (interest
6%) extended to I960 --
WEEK
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Low
Cundinamarca
EXCHANGE
FOR
101%
76%
70'%
50%
100
92'%
79
75%
60%
101%
99 Va
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FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
Brown Shoe Co
Jan-July
3'/aS debs 1971
Buffalo Niagara
1975_May-Nov
96
BONDS,
..Year 1954
Low. High
No.
1
96%
:
•
Range for
Sold
102
'96
96
May-Nov
April-Oct
—Jan-July
Elec first mtge 2%s
101
:
Stamped modified 4%s
1957
A 58
;
gtd 1960
general mtge income
1982
•
95%
96%
Consumers Power
99 %
Continental
103%
81%
95
Crane
Co
California Oregon Power 3Vas
1974
5s A 1962
1957
gold
4%s
Guaranteed
gold
Guaranteed
•
May-Nou
April-Oct
1
gold
*99
93%
101
Cuba
96
93%
...106% 107%
„
Jan-July
June-Dec
-Feb-Aug
4%s 1955
4%s 1956
Canadian
4%
100
26
Pacific
consol
;
Ry—
»
debenture
99%
ser
Carolina
Ohio
81
106%
109%
1041^
12
103%
Case
Adirondack Ry
&
I.)
(J.
Celanese
Co
Corp
13
104%
106%
104% 105%
74
*100% 100%
102!
97
"I
1041/4 104%
104%
1965—
107'
1976
3 '/is debentures
/' 3'As .debentures (1947 issue)
fACentral
Branch
Central of
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
1st
P
U
64%
75
30
194 %
98
98'/4
13
92'
99%
8
*99%-
•/
1948—-June-Dec
gold 4s
j
*'■
*99%
__
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1st
98
*89 %
Light first mtge 2%s
Susquehanna
Y
;
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1955
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—
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88 »A
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73
96%
90 y4
57 y«
68'%
__
99%;
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1980—
45
May-Nov
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A
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s.
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:
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83
5
47
78
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78
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70
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mtge
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73
92
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Lehigh
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30
292
90
1975—Mar-Sept
Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_—_April-Ocf
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&
4s
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N
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1997
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100 y4
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series
1st
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& West
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116
51%
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&
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112
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102
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—
98
102%
94%
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series
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N
90
_
113% 113%
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registered
AGeneral
—
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3%s
gold
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98%
94%
—
.
.
1997—,
collateral
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-
84
1
98%
—
—April-Ocf
1974
—
unguaranteed
86%
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June-Bee
Stamped 1961
1961
86%
*95
June-Dec
.'
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'/2s
Plain
86%
1976——June-Dec
1978
1st
Kansas
registered
Shore
4%s
4s 1990——April-Oct
mtge
&
1998
First mortgage 3s sferies F 1986-.i__
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
& Harlem gold 3y2s 2000—
:
97
92%
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8
9
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K.
Kanawha &
Kansas
series A
NY
& Clear
23
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„
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i
Jamestown
1956
__
757/a
.
—
—
100 y4
100% 101'A
__
3%s registered
1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
102
__
97
105 y4
Co—
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Jan-July
—_——-Jan-July
—
96%
103%
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99% 100
102>A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Lake
100
A-
85%
81%
__
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April-Oct
April-Oct
1956
RR
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Jan-July
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100
70%
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108
100
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102
99 %
Feb-Aug
3%s
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98%
102
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•
Corp—
debs
101 Vi
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April-Oct
106'/a
61
102
97%
100
1954
series D
4s
High
109
106
1
106% 106%
102
1977
Mexico
York Central
1954
Low
100
1954
Consolidated
123
3%s
&
B
series
High
*__
1983-
A
A
series
AFirst 4'As
,
Interstate
5s
New
5s
series
5'As
5s
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51
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Texas
AFirst
RR—
Chemical
Orleans
Year
Ho.
Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
89 %
Range for
Sold
Mar-Sept
1988
New
102%
Bonds
Friday's
April-Ocf
3 Vis
103
4
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
1974
Telephone
102%
9
128% 130%
1961
101%
5
Mar-Sept
1956——
&
debentures
Jersey Bell
AFirst
1977——-.------Jan-July
Inter Rys Central Amer.ca 1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Lin$ Co—
3 VbS s f debentures series A 1977—
Mar-Sept
conv
3s
New
101 y4
B
100%
95
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Co—
9
100
*88%
Tel
16
103
150% 160%
Jan-July
series A July 1952—April-Oci
1956_—i.——-Jan-July
S A Adjustment 6s
A First 5s series B
104
103
99
&
guaranteed 4%s series
debentures 1982
3s
102% 102%
1952-——______
A
5
Tel
.First
100
—-/f-r_«ent
1972
debs
105
103
4s series A
mortgage 3.26s series I
102
102
104
101% .101%
1970—
Jan-July
§ AH seder Steel Corp 6s 1948——
-Feb-Aug
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp -2 Vis series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland
105%
*100'A 101'/a
—
Illinois
104
1980-
Period
Low
106
103
—
*__
— .—
3Vis ser
mtge
102V2
—
Interest
Exchange
High
New England
Consol mortgage
ser
RECORD
BONDS
1954
Monday, January 24, 1955
21
Friday
Range
Illinois Central RR—
Cons
BOND
JANUARY
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
EXCHANGE
FOR
...
*102%
101%
15
2
98
95%
101%
101%
103%
997/s
19
First
104
97%
98%
refunding
2%s
1971
1967
r
&
refunding 2%s
First
&
First
&
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
&
First
.
103
100
&
First
•
104%
100 'A
__
101% 102
*97
87
25
First
&
1st
&
1st
&
:
May-No»
-June-Dec
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3'As 1982
ref
mtge
ref mtge
37/8s
1983/
3%s 1983
-
Feb-Aug
—
—
__
Jan-July
1
May-Nov
:—June-Dec
__
,
~
16
1
33
94
97%
99%
98
100%
103 y.
105 V4
105 y2
108
103
104%
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Volume 181,, Number
—
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sold
High
No.
Low
Phillips
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
2%s
debentures
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s
debs
f
s
42
98%
102%
Stauffer
116'A
420
107%
119'A
Sunray
1972
4
100
103 y,
Swift
114
116 V2
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996_. June-Dec
93'A
103%
102%
102%
37As
Corp.
Co
2%s
debs
debentures
debentures
1973
—
debentures
2%s
1966
1972
Year
for
1954
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High
104'A
No.
*104
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
96
95
*—
9 6'A
94'/a
98
*__
100'A
100'/a
101
123
May-Now
99
*95%
Jan-July
1973
Range
Sold
123
111
123%
104
104
&
27/bS
97
Chemical
Oil
Bonds
104'A
High
Low
103'/a 103 '/a
June-Dec
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
High
997/s 100'A
1964_. _Feb-Aug
1983
Low
Last
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1954
Year
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range for
Bonds
Friday's
or
vj ft
|
FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 21
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
21
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
(435)
„
*97
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis RyConsolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957_ -May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960„ _Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963. -Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
*103
104
General
mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
1075/8
General
mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
108
108
General
mortgage 3%s series E
April-rOct
Pittsb Coke
1st
& Chem
Pittsburgh
Consolidation
Coal
impt 2%s series D
Pittsburgh
general
First
general
First
^Plantation
series
5s
1962
B
*99'A
♦105
2%s
Terminal
..Feb-Aug
debentures
First and
1956
—_
& Gas Co—
1963_
First and
1st
and
105
100
98 A
102%
97
100%
100%
98 V2
104'/8 104'/a
debentures
2%s
♦98
Jan-July
1964
99'A
97%
1st
Reynolds
7s
debs
81%
24
99% 101'A
100'A
April-Oct
1973
33
96%
87
assented
1946
ne-Westphalia Elec
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mtge 7s
§ADirect
mtge
6s
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mtge
6s
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mtge
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156
140
1
140
156
140
—
May-Nov
135
*135
143 y2
April-Oct
*135
f
debs
s
sinking
Corp—
General mortgage 4'As series D 1977—-Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Mar-Sept
142%
Lawrence
Second
St
gold
*99
Mar-Sept
1996.Jan-July
April-Oct
5s
1996
6s
Louis-San Francisco
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Vandalia
Louis-Southwestern
First
Scott
1st
<
New England
Air
1989______
37/sS
f
s
B
debentures
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117
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
v
Mar-Sept
2'As
1977—
1974
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Halske
&
ASilesian-Amer
Sinclair
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consol
RR
Corp 3'As
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2'As
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RR
North
Southern
Bell
5s
27/8s
114
118%.
118%
•__
Southern
Pacific
Gold
Gold
First
West
118%
96%
101%
97
91%
10
97%
102%
3
92%
97%
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97
99'A
70
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
106%
106'A 107'A
106
106'A 106%
47
106
106
106%
35
102%
100% 100%
5
96%
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First
mortgage 2'As series G
85
85
97
79%
1
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Devel
first consol
Ry
1994
general 4s series A 1956
and
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and
gold
3%s
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1977—
Bell
98
ASpokane
Coil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil (N J)
debentures
2%s
first gold
Products
(Indiana)
5s
4
104'A 104%
104'A 104%
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■
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104
65%
1
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73%
67%
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100%
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mtge
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106
103% 106
56
RR Co—
113'A 115
416
102%
1971—May-Nov
94
93%
94'A
27
91
98%
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98%
16
95'A
.
72-
85
59%
104%
11
102%
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102
103
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105%
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1
105
98%
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150'A
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90
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102
106
4
159%
^
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106%
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54
101% 101%
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70
96%
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104% 105
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104
105%
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102
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121%
100% 100%
3
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103% 103%.
5
103
106
117
118%
•
—
.
83%
83%
—Jan-July
2004—
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4s
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—rMar-Sept
Jan-July
877/a
3
64%
74%
—1
95%
90%
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103
103
103
80%
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77
__
87
84
♦94%
■
S'As 1971—2
in
the
Included
the
Bankruptcy
In
2%s 1976_Jan-July
Light & Power
sale
delivery
Deferred
not
not
Included
In
the
year's range, n Under-the-rule
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability
76%
87%
115
100'A
104%
104%
*100%
—Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1079—,
Included
98
103%
67%
June-Dec
99%
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Corp 2%s
Electric
92.
105%
957/a
104 %
100
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a
95'/a
103%
104% 105
105
86
91%
Union Telegraph Co—
5s 1960
—
debentures series A 1980-:
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—
April-OcZ
——Jan-July
40
*103
105
May
1984
debentures
Income
First
119
*100% 101%
76'/a
guaranteed
4s
108
110%
1982
—
101'A
69'A
first
Wisconsin Public Service
106%
104%
15
__
—
103%
1967—
conv
debentures 2%s
1974
104%
April
2013
4'As
conv
3%s
95 %
*91
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029—___.May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—
June-Dec
134%
101%
75
April-OcZ
May-Nov
1985
1983
Internal
Standard
101% 102
—May-Now
debs
23As
102
„
77%
27
Gen
122
4
Jan-July
—
Tel
3'As debentures
134
ApriZ-Oct
Div first gold 5s 1996^
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Memphis
Joint
134
April-Oct
general 6s series A 1956—
general 6'As series A 1956
Devel and
134
Jan-July
April-Oct
5s
'
1
12
98%
103'A 104
104
Jan-July
1966
86
86
97%
Feb-Aug
mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
series I
;
88
85
69%
1st
89%
94%
19
97
85
'
Jan-July
1961
gold
gen
3'As
Wisconsin Central
93%
78
*87
85%
—Jan-July
1971
Mar-Sept
We6tphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mor tgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3'As debentures 1965
May-ZVou
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958—
ApriZ-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
101 %
103%
103
84%
ref gtd
Power
Westinghouse
106%
100%
1986——Jan-July
mortgage 2:»As series F 1996
Jan-July
99
107%
101%
*100'A 101%
70% ' 71
4%s
80
3
104
86%
4
30-year
118
90
110
102
70%
5s
118
112
94 V2
90
105
1
13
registered 2361__.—_—1__
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979^—
Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/8s ser A 1981-.—Jan-July
,
*—
90
1
96
.
95%
2361——Jan-July
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106%
105%
104
110
104
105 %
101%
110
4s
66
100%
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95%
100%
104% 104%
104
101
95
95'A
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110
100
96
—
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income
first
Shore
94
series E
*98'/a
May-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
1995
94
12
98%
*97% 101
5s 2003-*.—Jan-July
—ApriZ-Oct
1958
5s
series B
101
—
97'A
1975—Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—_May-Nov
Electric 3'As 1974—•— ______May-Now
162
109
Mortgage 27/8s
*100%
101
—
78
Penn
2
1977
May-Nov
99%
100'A
*99%
1957
124%
103%
25
115% 117
June-Dec
1955—Feb-Aug
70%
Penn
Co—
RR
A
74'A
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100
——
—
70%
West
323
1981
Pacific
3
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•
138
—
3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
98
98%
'
■
94%
—
Jan-July
1969—l
4'As
104%
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Southern
.
—
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1969
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78'A
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117% 119%
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mtge
4s
RR
Warren
101%
119'A
Co 4'As conv
*143%
mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
Feb-Nov
Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
First
97%
49%
547
;
102 'A
94%
-Jan-July
2%s 1994—-.
(Oregon
4'As
223
1973—June-Dec
Natural Gas
4'As
Gen
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Indiana Ry
Southern
First
»
159
138
__
161
161
series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
General
8
impaired by
range,
sale not Included In the year's range,
maturity.
96
ABonds
100%
not
Cash >al«
_
under Section 77 01
or
flat.
selling
r
,
in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
Act,
93%
d Ex-lntere&t .eOdrMot sale
iCompanies reported as being
104%
116
92%
—
—
—
year's
week.
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
Jan. 17, 1954, and ending Friday, Jan. 21.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
In
the following
whether stock
extensive list
bond
or
in
which
we
dealings have occurred during the current year.
any
FOR
RANGE
Friday
'STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Acme
Aero
Co
Hat
Adams
Supply
Aeroquip
Agnew
Alloys
Inc
1
Stores
see
common
5
page
31.
,
5%
3'A Mar
Dec
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Mar
36%
Dec
6%
Dec
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Airfleets
Inc
5
5'/a
4,900
2% Mar
5'A
Aug
AJax
10'A
14,200
5'A May
8%
Dec
Alabama
Gas
Dec
Alabama
Great Southern
Nov
Alaoania
Power
27
100
1
11%
7'A
12
2,400
•
Dec
7%
Jan
:•
7'A
14
;
Week's
Corp
4.20^
14%
1
17%
preferred
2
50
lOo
for Week
Shares
,13%
15
%
U
27%
27 '/a
140
Range for
Low
11%
1
3
_50c
Petroleums Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Loir
Par
High
Low
1,100
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1954
2% Mar
8%
;
.
Friday
STOCKS
'
•
Shares
week beginning Monday,
to include every securi y
t
3,100
35%
'
21
8
1.
12
5%
,
ENDED JANUARY
6%
10%
•
5
5%
WEEK
Sales
for Week
Hioh
35
8
1
Manufacturing
footnotes
5'A
1
Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe
1
Range
of Prices
Low
10
__
Corporation
Alnsworth
For
—
common
Stores
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
413
159%
157
*—
♦142%
June-Dec
■
4s series
Co—
RR
mtge
125
65%
—
Feb-Aug
1987
Southern
ref
93
„
63%
65%,
Jan-July
,
1985
debentures
J
156
w
Co—
1979
debentures
120
100%
36
'
2%s
Gen
91%
11
96
*162%
Jan-July
1963—
Telephone & Telepgrah
debentures
3s
gtd
consolidated
Wabash
^.1^
;
103
95%
96%
93'A
&
Virginian Ry 3s
100
100
I
99
-"
103
June-Dec
Aprli-Oei
1976
gtd
•—
95%
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
South
97
'
■
Mar-Sept
f,rust 7s
1983
conv
II
*96'A
947/a
90
98
*160'/a
Walworth
•102%
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
*93%
June-Dec
1951
C
1951
fund series B
sinking
&
102
123%
--
105'A
5
June-Dec
of America—
debentures
109%
92%
June-Dec
*_■
1951
coll
Corp
217
106%
103%
14
92%
92%
118
118
__
*__
June-Dec
1971
6V2s
Socony-Vacuum
&
94%
95%
—
__
*119
-A
Mar-Sept
1966
z--
debentures
'
May-Nov
_
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982-
Oil
1st
100
■
__
*100
104
2
103'A 103%
2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
101%
—
*103
106
105% 105'A
June-Dec
1951
subord
and
107
117
103%
mortgage &
First
.
.
1980
& Sons 2%s
debentures
3s
Shell
86 %
*108%
——
•
Service
20
117
1989—May-Wow
1st gtd 4s
Co—
Line RR
3s series
mtge
95'A
94 »A
94%
cons
Paper 3s conv debs 1977—
Seaboard
100 y8
42
Jan-July
First lien and ref mtge 3'/is ser
certificates Nov
Duluth first
&
105
19
97%
105%
104'A
Jan-July
1947
mtge series A 1951
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971—April-Ocf
Sciloto V
1st
87
Ry—;
certificates
bond
4s
Second 4s inc bond
St. Paul &
First
,81%
105'/a
105
105'/8
104'A
96%
104'/a
104
103%
1947
series A
and refund mtge 3s series F
100
Ry Co—
Jan-July
mtge inc 4'As series A Jan 2022
May
104'A
1
99%
_
Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
102%
80'/a
1
105'A 105'A
104 '/a
ApriZ-Oct
Corp—
106'A
lOO'A
*__
-Apr-Oct
May-Nov
!
97%
104'A 104'A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1973
91%
14
103
10
99
98
-,_Jan-July
^—
^
fund mtge series
Virginia Electric
71
87
*83
101
86%
105'A 105'A
Jan-July
debentures
A
assented
conv
95
-
*80'A
mortgage 4s series A 1997-
ASecond
St
Adirond'k 1st gold
&
90%
100%
95
99%
99
April-Oct
1967
First and refund
St
9.9%
*89'/a
.
96'A
99'A
V
3'/8s
First
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971__
1966
debentures 1976
Works
Vanadium Corp
142
98%
__
105
103%
99
Mar-Sept
1972
2%s
Steel
98'A
97%
*98
May-Nov
June-Dec
V, ^
101%. V-
99%
—
.
99 v
,94'A
-' * ■"»
*1flnVo
100%
June-Dec
1970
trust 3%s 1971^
debentures
Consol
*100'A
96'A
-
1v'"
107
103%
106
106 ■
96'A 96'A
1971__LMay-]^ov V'/,
99'/2
98
I;
■
,,
41%
100%
95
30
99%
99 'A
99%
Mar-Sept
.^Feb-Aug '
160
107
98
1
1977
fund
6'As sinking
Electric
&
15%
98
87'A
54%
304
:
142%
106'/a
138'A
,,
1955
123'A
26
136%
Feb-Aug
i
67
40
1980
3'As assented series A
106 y8
*155% 162
May-Now
.
1952_
85
W-;;.:
3'As assented series C
1953
84
38%
& coll trust 3'As 1972__
Rubber
3'As
Power Corp—
1950
6s
*163 y2
Jan-July
Jan-July
1946_
84'A
38'A
I960—June-Dec
1961
of America 2%s
6'As sinking fund
sinking fund mortgage
Jan-July
1976
6'As debs series
101 ya
Union—
3'As
Rh
Tobacco 3s
(R J)
Rheinelbe
debs
102%
95
'100
June-Dec
April-Oct
1960
RR—
3%s
100%
United
85
105%
1960
impt 3%s
tr 2%3
mtge & coll
2%s
84
IOIV2
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—
U S
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
13
1974
of Missouri 3%s
3%s debentures
105%
1983- .April-Oct
104% 104%
and coll trust. 2%s 19?$_ApriZ-Oct
IQfiH
'
l' Mnu-lUnv
1968—At.—:——______—May-Nov
United Biscuit Co
105
100%
101'A
134y8
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991__Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
>
102%
92
122
V
debentures
2%s
143ya
218
5
2
3'As 1982—.
4%s
Oats
Jan
2%s
Corp
mortgage
1st mtge
Quaker
5s
ref and
.
Pacific
Union
105 7/a
131
200
„
•__
1979 .June-Dec
103
__
♦216%
-June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3'As
inoome
rtphpntnroK
debentures
1st mtge
103
100 y4
20
-105 '/8
*143'/a
mortgage 5s
1972_:
143
<101'A 101'A
101
101%
94
17
.
1 00'A
13.4% 134 y8
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
Ave Ry first refunding 4s
Electric Co
First
**c
3s
37/as
M
Orleans 3%s
New
1st mtge & coll
May-Nov
_____
refunding, mortgage 2%s
3%s debentures
100%
1
104%
—June-Dec
C
5s 2000
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
2037__ -Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037_ -June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972- -May- Nov
refunding
100
99%
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968. _Jan-July
and
of
RR
Ohio Cent
Union
V
98
^
Wvi
-
1
*•
refund
L..V7.
96
*-_•••«
•100
-May-Nov
.Mar-Sept
1984
4s
97.:-
♦94 »A
Mar-Sept
_.
and
first gold
Tri-Continental
94%
99 %
101'A
73
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Tol &
107
106
108
100
99% 101
1990—ApriZ-Oct
t A Third
99%
100
94%
*98% 100
102
102%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
3%s series
.June-Dec
Pipe . Line 2%s 19710
I
1st w'tge-3%s 1977
mortgage
3'As series B
M
Texas
.June-Dec
1974
1977
5s series C
Public, Service Electric
First
102%
102%
May-Nov
M
Pacific
Genera]
103'A
97
—
Jan-JuZy
April-Ocf
.
and refund
Texas &
AAdjustment
-Feb-Aug
_.
Elec Power
•Providence
3s
99%
2019
1985
1965
First and refund
100%
101
3s debentures
New Orleans RR—
Term
mortgage 3s 1983———^—— -Jan-July
First
First
89 y2
96'A
"t
100 3A 101
101
Mar-Sept
general 4'As series D
First
8
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Potomac
99%
109'A
81%
6
*102
April-Oct
Texas &
109%
103%
6
89'A
987/a
1965- _Jan-July
8 Vis
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Vriginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984_
Louis—
impt M 4s series C
and
104
16
108
88'A
1964— .May-Wow
mtge 3 Vis
St
of
and
Refund
Texas Corp
107'A 108'A
88 y2
Assn
Refund
108%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1975
RR
109
108
108
108
1964 -May-Nov
J
Terminal
104 ya
107%
♦108
11%
14%
177/a
%
140
277/a
140
104
104
Year 1954
High
100
7%
Jan
13% May
1,700
5,600
17.100
2,300
20
9%
Feb
15'A
9%
Feb
15%
%
Jan
16%
Jan
107%
Jan
145
Dec
Jan
104'A
Dec
75
96%
Dec
Dec
Jan
29 'A
Dec
&* 1
28
(436)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, January 24, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 21
*
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Low
1
5%
\
Shares
Range for Year 1954
Low
High
High
5%
5%
2,300
Algemene Kunstzijde Unle N V
Amer
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Alaska Airlines Inc
Sales
3%
Jan
'6%
dep rets Amer shares
38 %
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
10e
36% x39 %
8
7,300
1%
Jan
5%
Dec
4%
5%
52,900
111
Jan
6%
Dec
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
4%
4%
4%
2,600
1
2% May
5%
Dec
Carey
7%
Feb
9%
Nov
Carman
3% May
Dec
Jan
Carnation
11%
Dec
Carolina
Power
18%
Dfec
Carreras
3%
Nov
36%
Dec
Carter
Sep
Casco
~4%
~5%
4,000
11
11%
3,500
9%
15
15
15%
1,400
14%
35 Vz
34%
35%
950
27%
Feb
4%
4%
3,300
3
Jan
5%
Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Products (Mich) common
1
Altes Brewing Co
1
Aluminum Co of America—
Allied
preferred
100
Manufacturing
•
common
Car
Beverage
American Book
Co
Hard
Laundry
American
Manufacturing Co
Rubber
Co
%
l'/a
51
6%
21%
9,700
25
"
1,900
24%
700
9%
10%
52,600
33%
34%
34%
pfd—25
38
Oct
Cessna
Jan
69%
Dec
Camberlin
2
14%
14% ' 15%
950
10% May
17%
Dec,
Charts
—5
4%
4%
4%
700
Co
Corp
Charter
Co
Co
Circle
Ltd
340
105
Jan
110%
Sep
&
Machine
Mining
Wire
4% %
1
2,300
12%
Jan
26%
Dec
Clarostat
17,800
15%
Jan
33%
Deo
Claude
17,600
8%
Jan
16
Dec
Claussner
Jan
Dec
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4 f
Cllnchfield Coal Corp common
20
A-_•
112%
Nov
117
9,100
4%
Dec
8
27%
8,500
19%
Jun
59
21%
61
20
50
2.50
50
7%
26%
27%
116%
21%
150
—£1
paid
1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
22
1
27% Dec
July
61
Dec
13% Aug
3,100
20
Dec
Club
5%
3%
3%
44,700
Jan
8%
Dec
1
--
Jan
2%
Aug
Coastal Caribbean
Airlines
Sand
on
1
50
103%
2%
152% ;■
103
103%
360
2
2%
152% 154
80 Va
Jan
.11
5%
Jan
18%
Dec
Consolidated
17,300
7% May
l'/a Jun
12%
Nov
Colsolldated
13 %
2%
200
3%
3%
1,700
2%
Jan
14%
14%
300
10%
Jan
2%
159
Dec
ext
.3%
•
—3
22%
22%
23
1,800
14 Vs Mar
Service
Engineering Corp
Aviation
&
9
Car-Na
Var
24,100
Jan
7%
Dec
17%
2,000
11% Mar
17%
Dec
Continental
3%
3%
12,200
2% May
4%
Nov
Cook
9%
9%
9%
50
6
9
Dec
2,7,
2
1% July
3%
Inc
8%
8%
800
2%
Jan
10%
Nov
Co
22,500
4%
Nov
6%
Dec
Coro
1
13%
13%
13%
1,700
May
13%
Dec
Corroon
50c
2%
2%
2%
5%
5%
500
14%
14%
14%
2,100
common
1
Beck
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
1
91
7,300
1% Jan
4% Nov
13%
2%
Oct
5% May
Apr
17
Apr
$1
&
Reynolds
preferred
Courtaulds
class
23%
5,400
13%
Jan
14%
40,700
4%
Feb
27% Aug
10% Dec
47%
600
40%
Jan
48%
Crown Cent Petroleum
10%
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (S) <fe Co common—
Bohack (H C) Co common
10%
10%
700
9%
Jun
11% July
Crown
11%
450
10%
Apr
12
Dec
Crown
5%
flee
Crystal
36%
common
American
11%
500
37%
700
99% 100
3%
4%
4
4%
2%
2%
2%
8
%
8
6
8%
6
Co
ord
•
bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power common
Brown
Co
deposit rets
Company
ord
reg
new
Brown
Forman
4%
Distillers
cumulative
Brown Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Co
Co
4%
Feb
Apr
4%
Dec
50
28
29%
4%
24
250
Jan
Mar
11%
15
*
110
common
common
Apr
6% Aug
Dec
21%
500
Jan
31%
Aug
Jan
31%
Dec
11%
6%
Dec
6%
Nov
2,600
3%
Jan
700
18%
Jan
12
18%
10
7%
1
15%
15,000
10%
Dec
6,600
8%
Jan
250
89%
Jan
x50% May
15% May
17%
18%
2,900
7%
7%
800
14%
■
15%
1,900
11
6% Jan
Jan
4% May
26% Dec
12%
Dec
17%
Oct
121
Oct
54
Oct
18%
Jan
7 %
July
16%
Nov
23%
23%
24
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
3,400
11%
4
July
*
18%
21%
6%
Dec
*
BSF
18%
18%
1,100
10
Jan
Nov
*
24%
19%
24%
20 %
Jan
.-50c
7%
6%
Jan
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line—
Budget Finance Plan
7% preferred
2.50
common
60c convertible
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma
Mines
400
70
8% Jq,n
18%
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %c
Byrd Oil Corporation common
25c
convertible
class A
-7.50
Dec
26%
Sep
S%
Jun
11
Dec
10%
1,100
8
Jan
11%
Jun
18%
19%
8,300
11
Mar
18%
Dec
Ltd—
American
6%
3,500
7%
10%
Feb
10%
9
2.50
25%
7%
10%
10
A
%
4%
4%
4%
3,800
2%
5
Oct
4%
3%
4%
4,600
2% Dec
3%
Oct
12%
1,400
6% Dec
10%
Oct
11
11
Cable
Super Corp (new)
Electric
Calamba
Products
Sugar
lOo
common
Estate
20,100
%
Canada
Canada
6 % %
Fire
Bread
Insurance
Co
Ltd
14%
*
13
1
11%
l5Va
6,600
12%
13'/a
Homestead Oils
Ltd
Marconi
Jan
Jan
%
Dec
10c
31,
Oct
2%
Apr
3 Va Mar
6 Va
May
6%
33,100
29%
900
153%
150
9%
6
10
152
—
—
July
Jan
Feb
31& Aug
,
23 Va
3
•
1
page
1%
19,100
A
28%
6jJ
20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc„1
Canaaian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
see
600
36,900
3
*
Canada
For footnotes
5%
*
Cement Co Ltd common
Canadian
2
5%
5
preference
Canadian
1%
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power.——
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden
1%
50c
2,000
6% May
13%
8%
9%
5,700
5% Mar
10 Vs
Sep
2%
10,600
lVa
Nov
5%
6
38%
4%
4%
%
5% May
20 % Jan
i.roo
.5.000
41%
5
29,600
Jun
•
3%
Dec
6%
Sep
42 Va
Dec
6%
Dec
Dec
39%
39%
50
30% Mar
41
Oct
17%
17%
100
11
18 Va
Deo
100
10 Vs
17
17
!
Jan
Jan
17%
»
Dec
"%
13%
G
U
12.500
1
Oct
13%
13 Va
1,200
8%
Feb
13%
Nov
10%
10%
10%
1,600
7%
Jan
10 Vs
July
17%
Jan
20
•ft Jan
Sugar
Tobacco
3% Mar
—
Nov
16 Va
Nov
1,300
25%
25%
400
2%
2%
6,300
19%,
-*
19%
19%
150
,~9%
Io%
18,20l
6% Jan
19%
160
16% Oct
*
14 Va
,
18
2 Vs
Jan
Mar
180
Jan
-
Dec
Jan
24
July,
5
—
26
Jan
1%
18
142
—
19%
2.50
8
1 u/s
«
•
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)
Aug
25%
2%
9
Curtis
Dec
7 Vs
14%
25o
common
127 Va
14%
.
Dec
Jan
3 600
14%
•
5%
5% May
9% Feb
4,900
8%
1 8%
.common
73%
122% 124%
123 Vz
—5
(Md)—
Nov
10%
Dec
22
Jan
Apr
9% Aug
18 Va Nov
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
92
29 Va
Jan
Feb
Brothers
24%
Jan
13
16 %
375
12%
Jun
16%
Feb
7
7%
i,:oo
5% July
7%
Dec
2
3 niQ
ill
31%
30
220
1
us
Jan'
x27% Jan
-
2%
33
Sep
Dec
22%
24%
14
1,900
Dec
Apr
6%
Dec
16%
Jan
23%
Dec
133 va
i-eb
199
12%
Jan
14%
3%
D3/4
2.899
1%
Jan
4%
Dec
3
3%
1
1
Products
Oils
Feb
6
3Va
1,300
1% May
3%
Nov
—
1
—
145
Jun
Apr
10
28%
28%
29
2,600
22 Vs
Jan
31%
Nov
—1
3u%
30'/2
31 Vz
4,u0j
11%
Jan
32%
Dec
__25o
1%
1%
112
7,300
lVs
Nov
2%
Feb
3%
13%
13'/a
13%
590
10 Va
Jan
15%
6 %
5.000
312 July
6% Mar
7 Va
2,100
5%
7%
Devoe & Raynolds class B
Distillers
12
5,600
14
100
Devon-Leduc
U
100
13%
4%
a—5
debenture
Steel
1
31%
35
17%
50c
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
Detroit
7%
10c
A
common
Ltd—
Co
American
dep
Ltd
rets
ord
reg—
Diversey
(The)
Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dome
Domestic
Finance
1
Corp
common
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Tar
Dominion
Textile
&
Co
Ltd
Ltd
common
7
7
Co
Duke
19
19
*
17%
17%
18
•
10%
10%
11
14%
14%
5%
4%
•
7%
*
Dunlop
Rubber
Co
Apr
21
Feb
18%
Nov
7%
Jan
11 %
Any
6
Feb
7%
Oct
4
Dec
"7%
Mar
100
14 Vz
299
%
7,290
Sep
5
26
390
19%
Jan
26%
Dec
37
3Q%
1,109
26%
Sep
X43%
Dec
19%
29%
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21%
Dec
8%
8%
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10
:
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10%
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33%
50%
50%
52%
709
IS
%
15%
31,000
42%
Dec
40Vs
Jan
52
Aug
9Va
Jan
16%
Dec
Feb
4%
55,700
13%
Jan
2%
--
•
Laboratories—
common
American
%
16%
10 Vs
4,409
26
Ys
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309
4.609
I
20%
Rights
(Allen
Dec
Dec
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1
Co
A
7
Jan
Nov
•
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Driver Harris
DuMont
&
2 Va Mar
—10
common
Power
1
*
stock
Co
Inc
Corp
5
1
Chemical
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper
6
7.50
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Dorr-Oliver
4s
2.50
Dominion
15
10c
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The)
Durham
Hosiery class B
12 %
Dec
Nov
Duval
reg
10s
"3%
Duro Test
6%
31 Va
Oct
Dec
31
Co
150
Nov
Feb
31
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash Co
~2%
12,100
1%
Jun
4 Vs
6%
Apr
6%
612
25,800
3 Vs
Aug
7(|
Dec
23%
Apr
29%
Jan
15 Vs
Nov
16 Va
Dec
A
~2%
"2 ft
12,700
11* Dec
2!$
Jun
7%
7'/a
7%
13,500
4%
7%
Dec
4%%
8%
0
100
States
Corp
$7 preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of benefi
$2
preferred
2,000
28
•
10%
1
1,409
10%
5
Jan
25 Va
Apr
4Vs
10
9
33 Va
Aug
July
Dec
Jun
172%
14.809
7Va Aug
10%
66 Va
68
1,000
Feb
109
56% Aug
22% July
66 %
30
35%
Dee
19
20%
183
19
169
Dec
2,300
8
Jan
184%
75
147
Jan
188%
172%
275
134
Jan
176
Aug
22 Va
Dec
Oct
19
1
_30
9%
1,509
28 Vs
Jan
Dec
29%
68
•
•
27 Va
3 Va
7
,_25
Eastern
3%
*
10
Apr
~2%
3%
1
common
Feb
Mar
Jun
2.50
1
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common
8%
13%
11%
16
1
Inc
Mfg class A
17%
5
Daltch
Dec
4 Va Mar
16%
2%
2
Aug
41
10
Atlantic
Class
C & C
Jan
Dec
17 V8
•
2%
1
preferred
Dennison
5 % Mar
4%
14%
15%
109% 110
1
preferred
9%
27
21
2,300
27%
27
11%
1
31%
Feb
Aug
2%
2,100
312
•
£1
Dec
5% Mar
4%
1
common
102
Jan
Ltd—
$5 convertible preference
$3 2nd preference
$6
11%
'
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Internat'l "A" partiC;
Drug Co common
Oil Refining common
Cuban
10%
«
22%
1,200
"
Cork
Cuban
Dec
2%
10s
1
Jan
NOV
41
1% May
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6%
7%
10
11%
2%
26%
7}J
,10s
88% Jan
5,400
20,700
28%
29%
Jan
6,200
•
25
•
Nov
6% Mar
5%
400
26%
American Tobacco—
Oil
Jan
24 %
280
3%
•
British
4
7
11
36
•
•
Brad Foote Gear Works
Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr
ord—*
Breeze Corp common
*
British
500
3
5%% pfior cumulative
preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
1
Bourjois Inc
1
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
6
3,9oj
13
Dec
6
reg)—£1
Crowley Milner & Co
11%
% May
Feb
:57%
•
(ord
Creole Petroleum
10%
•
17Vs July.
1
A
dep receipts
21%
1
Oct
31%
Ltd—
American
23%
common
Dec
12 Vs Mar
12
11%
5o
common
13%
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11
•
1
Dec
23%
Dec
Dec
July
13% Jan
-
3J%
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1
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—25
"Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
47%
15
Jan
Dec
•
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
6%
Refractories Inc
18%
May
•
5%
Bearings Inc
3,900
1
3,500
14
~*%
10c
voting
~5%
Inc
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
A
•
Sep
-
13
1.25
16%
28,700
13%
2%
Inc
3%
ia
29%
28
>
Air
1
Petroleum
8% Mar
Continental
17%
50c
8V,
*
19% May
600
Dec
Barium Steel Corp
Amer
2 JJ
10
22%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
British
22
9%
•
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
Royalty Oil
10
Varnish
17
Feb 1
22%
44 Vs
..
10% Mar
9 %
-
5
3% ivlar
Jari
Mar
3%
9%
Consolidated Liquidating
&
10
„
8,600
22%
Consolidated
(H)
6.600
9
-
Sep
1
11%
4 Jan
100
Consolidated
Paint
14%
■
7%. Nov
31
13 %
Nov
Class
4 .0
13%
2% Aug
Corby
Nov
1,300
3,200
14
1
Jan
1%
48.400
Dec
34
-
'
Jan
13%
8% Jan *
Dec
2%
Jun
Dec
12%
Dec
3%
DeC
7%
8%
.
.
Jan-
1,000
Jan
July
19%
Jan
8%
8%
29
8%
it
5% Oct
4
Apr
-
14
,
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17%
1
7%
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41
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16%
50c
Utilities
Uranium
Dec
'
lc
American sharea
Banff Oil Ltd
rets
9
17 %
1
Lines
Dec
32 Va
26%
37 %
2%
Oct
22 Vs
4%
8
14%
.
10
8%
3%
v
.
800
14
2 %
Dec
Nov
%
5
Apr
2,500
36%
.
8%
Engineering—1
Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
—1
Continental Foundry 4c Machine Col 1
Banco de los Andes—
dep
.
30
4
3% July
Gas—
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Amer
29
1
1956
Gas
11% * 11%
.
1
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&
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A
Bickford's Inc
11 %
30
Nov
80
30%
Sep
10
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16
1-
16%
1,600
16
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Black Starr &
12
Continental
Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common,..
Beau-Brummell Ties
2,100
Continental
1
Automatic
Bailey Sc Selburn
19%
Dec
22
21,700
•
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to
18%
6%
lOo
ordinary
-
&
Shoe
Vtc
9
v
Oils vtc..;
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31,100
12
2%
Compo
Feb
Jan
12%
,_1
Community
Aug
l'/a
450
7%
10
85%
17%
11%
5%
Manufacturing Co—
200
15%
10%
7%
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Dec
500
6
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3,600
•
17%
.—
105
1,700
7%
Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
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21 Va
31
J my
2%
22% July
% Mar
5
Farm Equipment Co—
Development
Colonial
20%
1
Co
Products
Colonial
1,900
1
Hosiery
Cockshutt
Co
Inc
Aluminum
Colts
Atlantic
Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
v
Colon
dep rets reg_
dlv
44
.
%
19%
•
16%
6%
29%
%
Feb.
6
Jan
28%
Dec
6%
Jan
%
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19
-
7% Apr
36% Dec
32%
115
9%
67 Vz
100
10%
15%
7
200
1
30%
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12,700
Aug
Aug
39 Vs
Feb
Apr
Aug
50
10%
•
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.
Dec
%
13
5
13%
—•
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9
;•
6% Jan
7 Jan
-.
300
30%
32%
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36%
10
15,200
-
96
Jan,<f
21%
5
1—_—
class
Oct
8% Mar
Nov
8%
88
.
5
9
convertible preferred
(The)
D L Co.
Controller Co
Clark
200
78%
.
24
Light $7 pfd
;
Oct
Dec
81 Vs
Jan
28%
:—1
5
warrants
30
7%
13%
22%'
.
Sep
38 %
>
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87
-
1,275
~I{« ~2
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4
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r
4%
23%
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July
•w-
6%
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& Cable Corp
Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
City
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel—
Basic
18%
Dec
Rivet
6%
1,100
38%
6%
11%
107% 108%
■
3% Jan
10
common
Oil
7%
16%
600
74
Jan
38%
11%
10?
72%
18%
Chief. Consolidated
:—1
120
<
28 %
2.50
Jan
pfd—100
Dec
Jan
1
common
America
of
3IS
Feb
Dec
23%
10
preference
Aircraft
2% Aug
7% Jan
flee
Nov.-
Apr '
9"%
x26 %
12%
13,600
Jun
7 Va
5%
400
12'
A
4%
.
Dec,
4%
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12%
3
14%
Dec
17Vs
Jan
3
2
3%
12%
Feb'
4%
_
Apr" '
May*'
"3%
,
3%
Nov
4%
16,300
7%
85
3% Jan
% May:
6%
Jun
13% Aug
-
Chicago
4% Mar
Mar
41,800
7%
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing common.lO
9%
-3
10
Feb
Associate Electric Industries—
Class
1
Dec
100
Nov
115
% May.,
-
100
14%
3,800
137
-1,500
78
18
38,500
Jan
Jan
9%
77%
100
Jan
4%
Nov
5 %
26%
38
Dec
10%
5%
25%
6%
11%
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8 Vs
9%-
36%
1,000
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4%
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4%
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38
11,200
10%
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•
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1
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Feb
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series
7%
1
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7
600
series
13
11%
Apr
2%
1,200
$1.50
16%
12
%
4%
17%
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8%
11,300
100
16%
5 %
9%
14%
2
Power 4%%
arrear
1
17%
2.40
$43
4% Aug
120%
4
5%
1
Corp
5
4%% convertible preferred—
Aro Equipment Corp
(ex
Jan
4
A
Ltd
Secui
5
20c
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
A
'
6 %
50c
Argus Cameras Inc—
CI
Convertible
Jan
48
Angostura-Wupperman
1—
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
American
Dec
14
4% July
16%
Ohio Steel Products
33
shares
Co
36%
Dec
Oct
300
%
1
Central Power & Light 4 % pfd
Century Electric Co common——,
Century Investors Inc
25
—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Co
9%
25% Mar
1,500
-4% Jan
,
18,600
Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
&
Dec
25 %' Feb
Jun
Dec'
2,400
6%
%
_
10
preferred
Central
Dec
25%
7%
•
3.50%
37%
Corp
Armstrong Rubber
23%
19
30%
Dec
Central Maine Power Co—
69%
An aeon
Armour
Jan
20% Mar
-
Apr-
Jan
110
4%
America
preference
preference
Conv
July
11 Vs
*"
37%
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
4c
59
8%
119
•
Corporation
68%
American
Arkansas Power
Jan
of
69
10
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5* preferred
I*
Jan
45%
Corp
Conv
Nov
25
&
Illinois
1%
Nov
9%
1
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Explorers
lVz.Feb,.
24-
10%
4%
2,600
6 '/a
2s 6d
common
common
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35%
51
Co
Central
% May
Va
*
dep rets B ord
W)
3
-
15,100
8%
•
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Jun-
8,000
f
Oct
7%
18 July
24%
1'
Jan
61
Sep
15
8%
common
(A
Cenco
23% Jan
Jan
Co
(J
Inc.———1
II
10%
*
2.50
Products
Catalln
Apr
500
1%
20%
*
Natural Gas Co
Elec
21% Aug
9% Apr
99%
1,100
1
1%
20 %
i
Jan
23
1
24%
Meter Co
Appalachian
200
20
Republics
"A"
2,000
10%
92%
4%
25
com
Co
American
Tractor
22%
25
Machine
American
American
300
22
100
Maracalbo
977/2
10%
1
American
American
22
common—1
common
Co
American
American
97 %
pfd——15
conv
§American Bantam
American
97 Va
&
11%
Co
&
American
Castle
25c
Filter
6
2% Mar
•
Industries Inc
Dec
Baxter
Kennedy
Ltd—
4%
IBs
1
19.50
5%
1%
.
9
6%
1
Air
5%
1
10
American
5%
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc.
5'A
Inc
Industries
5 %
Nov
2% July
22%
2
42 Vz
-1
Ambrook
nigh
11,200
413
1%
Feb
Range for Year 11)54
ttign
4-%
1 %
24%
Allied Control
Aluminum
;
4%
.^,
1
77/b
Allied
cumulative
Aluminum Goods
Low
60
1,800
Alles & Fisher common
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%%
convertible
preferred
$3.75
Williston Minerals—
Shares
of Prices
)
Par
Canadian
for Week
Range
Sale Price
,
Dec,
Sales
Week's
Last
Exchange
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
All American
Co
V
STOCKS
:
American Stock
—
19
100
19
July
27
Feb
23%
23%
425
21
Jun
25
Feb
"
Volume 181
Number 5397
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(437)
29
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Elder
1
Mines Limited
Electric
Bond
;
Share
&
Shares
Corp
of
Equity
Corp
12
31,300
27 Va
13,700
9,100
26%
12 Va
14%
19
16%
19%
1
20 Va
17%
23
5%
100
pfd
102 »/a
7%
7%
Par
Irving
Oct
Jan
28%
Dec
Oct
15%
Dec
6%
18 y«
16 Va
Dec
Jeannette
10
101
Jun
107 %
Nov
Jerry
;
Jun
9%
Dec
Jupiter
22 Va
$1
37/a
26,300
2
Jan
43%
2,100
33
Jan
43 Va
Aug
Dec
Kaiser
5 Va
200
Jun
5%
Oct
i'c
Va
17%
4
1
ft J&n
ft Jan
9,700
17 Va
10
110
16
.
Firth
Sterling
Fishman
1
Kawneer
ft Oec
J
Ford
B
fa
Apr
Kennedy's
Feb
Ketay
Motor Co
5
--
5%
-
10 1/4
10 Va
22%
1
6 VB
9,300
6 %
v.;
3%
(Walter)
Corp
4% cumulative preferred—4.,
Kingston- Products
Kio Oil & Development
Co w
6Va
Nov
Jun
Jun
Kirby
Feb
Kirklahd
'24% Aug
Lake G
4%
Oct
7%
Aug
2,000
65%
Jan
-114 V,
Dec
Kobacker
250
71
Jan
Dec
Kropp (The)
-
Ltd—
11 %
8,000
2A
11% Oct
4% Jan
(Geo A)
2
30,700
ft Jan
4 %
3%
4%
3,100
3% July
!_1.25
3
3%
11,900
:
14%
14->4
I
Co
A
2%
900
15%
5%
Power
Co
preferred
Gellman
Corp
Warrants
General
5%
a
convertible
den
rct«f
Corp
0rH
5 rU
menciai
Fireprooiing
General
Outdoor
Plywood Corp
General
Public
Mich
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
15,200
50
9%
')%
Jan
1%
16
-
Lamson
Nov
La
6%
Feb
Lear
Nov
7%
Nov
2%
Sep
;
19
Jan
;
6%
I'
20
1
Gold
•
class
Rapids
10-58
4
10
common-
8
"/4
40J
21%
303
Great
Amer
Great
Atlantic
Non-voting
1st
Pacific
&
OP
ureer
Hydraulics
1,300
40% Jan
52
)
46
42
46
170
~1%
57%
32
Jan
78
Jan
Mays
1% Mar
McWilliams
Nov
Mead
%
Jan
1%
Jun
Menasco
590
36%
Jan
48%
Dec
Merrill
Petroleums
600
24%
Jan
30
Dec
Mesabi
Iron
Oct
Hall
Laboratories
23% Aug
7% Dec
Metal
400
13% July
17%
Jan
13,400
2% July
4%
Aug
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
21 %
4
50
19
Jan!
6
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Hastings
Mfg
Inc
r"2%.202%
202 %
3
3
16%
9%
lo
25
240
136% 138
.
3%
3%
-V
17,500
a
1
.a
H
16%
7,800
19,100
230
Aug
132
Jan
140%
Jun
Mlcromatic
1% Aug
3%
Oct
Middle
6%
•»
i.OOJ
14%
300
Hi
::
Nov
A July
8%
Xl3
40
19% Mar
10%
1
Light
25
$2
Nov
Midvale
Apr
Mid-West
May
Nov
—;
Hearn
Corp
Hecla
Mining
Helena
-
Co
2,900
22%
Jan
30% May
52%
Jan
58% July
•
•
3°0
1%
%
».
l7/a
1,100
1 % July
2
Feb
4%
Jun
10
4%
5
1,400
6%
6%
6%
3,200
4%
55
56
Co
5
3%
2%
10%
10%
5%%
2
common
100
preferred
100
preferred
Henry Holt Ac
Co common
Hercules
13%
2,100
26 Vb
Jan
59%
3%
1,200
2%
Nov
4%
Feb
6%
11
10,600
Jan
9%
125
18% May
23%
13 y« Mar
15%
800'
19%
Jun
31%
Dec
FO
93%
Jan
102%
Dec
40
70
Jan
80
Sep
9
Products
Steel
Hoe
(R)
<fc Co
Jan
13%
Dec
4%
Stores
Holophane
10c
Hormel
A
Va
1,700
8%
8
700
Hardart
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
:
(Harvey)
Lock A
Hygrade Food
8%
Inc
Apr
1,900
10%
Jan
13%
Dec
16%
16%
17
4,200
12y»
Jan
19 Va
4%
4%
2,900
2%
Jan
4
17%
500
11%
Jan
20
16%
Dec
55
44%
50
Dec
27%
1,300
17%
—
x48Va
•
X4>-'
Refining capital stock—*
90
5
"9
22%
Zinc
Co
Dec
130
Apr
143%
•
Hardware
Co
of
Mfg
North
Co
50c
America
International
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
International
Products
International
Resistance
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Fireman
Ironlte
•
A
Co
10c
1
:
3.90%
page
Dec
3'A
Aug
Jan
11,400
2% May
Nov
Dec
1%
5,700
1
Aug
1%
200
6%
Apr
7% Jan
14%
15%
20% Aug
800
11%
Feb
5%
•690
4%
Jan
6%
6%
6,500
5V« Jan
6% July
8%
8%
9 Vb
9,700
4% Jan
8
5%
Aug
Dec
13%
12%
13%
3,500
8% Jan
20%
20
20%
700
15% Mar
5
50c
7
Jan
9
Dec
10%
"9%
10%
36,3ol
3%
Oct
9%
Dec
67/a
6%
6 Va
500
3%
Jan
7 Va
Dec
3%
3%
200
2% Jun
150
31% Nov
A
23c
■
——
37
36
4%
—
47/a
500
4 Va
6Va
700
6
15% Aug
Nov
21%
4% Sep
42%
Nov
6%
~4Va
Jan
Feb.
5% Mar
"
6% Mar
41%
137/a
13 Va
3
3 Va
—
3
48
Sep
44%
Feb
74
Nov
350
73
13
Apr
25
73
10%
Jan
14 !A
Nov
3%
Aug
9,0UU
va
2
Mar
-13%
'
_
13%
400
78%
80 V4
5,600
29'/a
—'
79%
29 Va
150
22% July
10 Va Mar
12% Aug
14 'A
Jan
51 %
86 Va
Nov
Jan
30
Aug
12 Va May
11%
11
11%
3,800
5
19%
18%
19%
1,200
11
Jan
20%
Dec
27 Va
26%
27 Va
1,300
217/a
Jan
28'/a
Aug
19%
19%
200
15%
Feb
21 Va
Jun
45
45
31
Sep
45
Dec
1
*
—
10
4ft
200
4ft
3% Mar
4ft Dec
21%
Jan
39% July
7%
Feb
10 %
36%
36; 4
100
10%
10
10%
5,600
14%
14%
14%
700
11
Apr
15
Dec
5
*
10
1
34%
33
35 Va
17,500
19
Feb
32
Aug
27%
27%
27%
400
22 %
Jan
33
Dec
Dec
12'/a
11%
12%
5,500
11 Va
Jan
14% Aug
23
22%
23%
3,300
15%
Jan
24
Dec
6%
6 Va
6 %
20,000
2%
Jan
6%
Dec
1
1
25c
15
87/a
8
ft
8Va
21,400
5%
Jun
9%
Dec
37 Va
29%
38%
44,600
Jan
30 Va
Dec
10%
1,400
~5%
~5%
5 Va
4,000
ii%
11%
12%
700
1
1%
1,600
8 Va
8%
900
1—*
*
9
15
6
"10% Sep
Apr
60
1
4%
Oct
n
18 %
18%
300
13%
14 Va
7,200
12%
100
11
Feb
27%
28
100
24
Jun
13%
1%
Apr
12%
13%
Sep
Sep
8% May
»
24%
Jan
11 Va July
Jan
14 %
10% Mar
7% Mar
Sep
6
55 % May
20%
25
3%
5%
21
20%
25%
,
—
14%
Aug
Oct
14
Feb
27%
Oct
1
100
5
Jan
5 Va
Jan
23 Va
Nov
7V»
Apr
3%
3,400
2
Jan
4%
Dec
5%
5%
1,900
4%
Jun
6Va
NOV
35%
17%
575
17%
35
103
600
104
.
100
37
36%
3 7'A
700
51
46
51%
18.400
99% 100'A
70
106
106
100
100
106
13%
300
2,300
3%
*
100
*
1,400
6%
25 Va
6%
50c
-1
Inc
Jan
22 V«
10
1
Corp
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Natioqai Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co ,
Bellas Hess common
July
National
100%
Jan
109%
Nov
National
1,500
24%
Jan
36%
Nov
National
Gas
Fuel
1,900
Jan
100%
Dec
4%
300
2% Jan
-4%
Dec
Rational
7%
7%
100
4%
7%
Dec
National
Radiator
17%
18
93%
Mfg 8s Stores common
National
Petroleum
Ltd—
4%
7%
35
18%
9,300
Dec
National
Research
28
26%
30
21,400
6%
6,V
6%
39%
38%
40 %
L—
11,
11
8
ft
98
8
1,000
57
11
Jan
Mar
17
Presto Industries Inc
12%
Jan
30
Co
Corp
Machinery
Rubber
National Starqh Products common
Sep
15,600
6%
Oct
National
Jan
41%
Dec
National
9% July
11 Va
Jun
100
10
174
Oct
1
30
Jan
10%
Feb
Jun
102
35%
18 Va
106
Dec
Dec
Mar
30%
Feb
38%
Aug
36
Nov
52
Dec
95 Vb
Jan
104%
Apr
98% Jan
1047/a
Oct
5 V.
Dec
104
109 V.
Oct
Oct
2%
Jan
172 V.
Jan
180
Apr
34% Jan
42
Nov
41%
125
8%
7%
8%
5,300
5va
5'A
5 V4
500
41%
29%
260
4%
4%
172
23% Mar
200
1
21%
20
20%
118%
1%
1%
500
8
7%
7%
Sep
6
Dec
37/a July
5%
14
l,ajJ
Jan
Jan
Apr
21%
Dec
Jan
120%. Dec
A Mar
:lt7/a, Jan
105 V.
6,600
27
26%
27
840
1,000
117% 119
%
87/a
3% May
3%
29 %
Nov
Jan
87/a
Aug
28% Mar
34 Va
Dec
7%
Dec
23%
7
Oct
32%
300
6%
8%
Oct
Nestle
Oct
New
40
5%
8,700
2,850
103
91%
Jan
3%
Dec
5%
Dec
Jan
107%
Dec
83
20%
20%
25
19
31
Jan
Mar
21%
35 V4
Dec
Nov
Le
Mur
England Tel & Tel—
4%%
New
Clock & Watch Co
convertible
Idria
Min
26%
277/a
23,100
19%
Jan
28%
Dec
New
Jersey
10Va
11%
2,000
10%
Jan
12%
Nov
New
Mexico
5%
6%
22,500
3%
Jan
5 Va
Dec
New
2%
27/a
3,600
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
New
Process
Oct
New
York
.
Jan
91
14%
3,600
9%
Jan
14%
Dec
4%
700
3%
Sep
6%
Feb
84
•
14%"
4%
13 Va
4
Mr
,
Oil Ltd
Haven
11
6
common.
New
26%
2%
Co
Dominion
British
New
'
—
32
6V4
6%
1,400
4%
Jun
Park
'New York
New
York
<5s
preferred
Chem
Co
Zinc
&
Land
Arizona
Mining Co__
Co
common
Auction Co
<Ss
Honduras
common
Rosririo—
Merchandise
16%
17
.
400
14 Va
Jan
17
4%
4%
5,000
25
23%
700
1
24%
1
*
3%
3 Va
3 V.
17,000
21%
20%
21%
18,200
—1
13%
13%
13%
490
1U
2 Va
7,500
Bep
19
4
Jan
6 Va
Jun
5%
Jan
27 Va
Dec
1%
Jan
15% ,Jan
10% Mar*
1%
Apr
3Va
Oct
217/a
Sep
14%
Dec
2»A
Oct
25c
2
2
12
12
lV'/4
1.100
87/a
Jun
12
Dec
4
1
10
1
*
1
30c
18
17%
18
1,200
xllV»
Jun
19%
Dec
30%
29%
30%
Nov
21'A
22 %
2,900
4,300
37
22 Va
15 Va
Jan
21 %
Sep
26%
3,500
23
Oct
33
Dec
5
Neptune Meter common
611 Mar
99%
47/«
28%
Transit common
Union Electric Corp
July
100
99% 106%
5
100%
5
Car
Ltd
Steel
1,000
A
pfd—100
v t c
31.
Tel
&
89%
"
1
Manufacturing
Tel
33%
*
.5
Inc
For footnotes see
5
capital stock.*
Royalty
Public Service Co
.
National
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Insurance
12%
N
Dec
18
"•
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Industrial
common
Corp
States
National
common
Service
Public
TV
180
107% 108
5
•
%
1 AOVi V
22%
107%
35
Products
24%
~6%
common—-2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50c
Nov
13% Mar
V
common
Dec
5
Manufacturing Co.;
Securities
19%
Jan
9% Mar
Aug
4'/a
Co
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
I
Illinois
Refineries
convertible preferred
SMuntz
Nov
137/a
•
common.
Jan
12
200
77/u
1
50c
50
—
Co
Piping
Mountain
Aug
Dec
13%
8
100
preferred
Hydro-Electrie
Jan
13%
15
Co
&
Humble Oil A
2% Mar
6%
9%
•
common
A) &
Horn
Hurd
_4
Va
•
(Geo
Hubbell
8
5
Mines.
Horn
5%
78
2.50
A
Inc
Co
77
~4
1
10
Inc
Horder's
10^% 1"'%
—
—
1
class
Holllnger Consol Gold
Holly
—
A Sep
24% Jun
5%
cumuj preferred series B.100
preferred series C„
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred—
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Sep
28 %
-
1%
4.50%
Jan
50
28%
34Jan
Dec
3 Va
3
15%
4.80%
Sep
2^
28%
1,000
12
Monongaliela Power Co— " . /
4.40 %
cumulative preferred—100
Nov
15%
22%
11%
5
common—
Molybdenum
Dec
-
22
10%
Dec
7%
1
1
preferred—*
shares
dividend
Abrasive
Missouri
Aug
Dec
1
Hlgbie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
3%
10%
15%
Helier
1% May
1,200
13.mo
56%
1
2%
1"%
2%
2%
11
Corp $1 conv
Products—
Wolil
4% %
Jan
5
15% Feb
1ft
common
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd;
Sep
Aug
b
1%
-—*
common
Miller
Oct
2,000
25c
common
Rubinstein
Co
Midwest-
Dec
3%
14,309
2
—•
Dept Stores
5%
5%
3%
29%
3%
10c
10c
Co
Feb
4%
3%
27%
1
Co
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
1%
5
Petroleum
non-cum
14%
29
1
Co
Havana
Hazeltine
Oil
47%
2% Mar
% Jan
800
4Va
Midland Steel
Dec
18%
common
Cofp
Hone
States
Aug
Aug
17,400
3
1
2.50
1
10
preferred
Midland
5
common
Co
Sugar
Feb
15%
Corp
Bumper
164%
30 O-)
9%
16'/a
14%
1
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazel
Textile
Participating preferred
Michigan
Mid-West
Company
Co
1.000
2
Organ
Ltd
8%
3
•
Alabastlne
Co
15.%
3%
5
Lamp Co
Hammond
Mfg
8
4
2
common
common
IF
21%
15
600
ft
Sep
Dec
1
65,300
9c
Company
Dredging
& Co
Johnson
1%
50c
Inc
& Co common
59%
28%
Ltd
Inc common
Aircraft Corp
(AG)
McKee
H
Haelan
W)
(J
Vb
1
11%
21 Va
Oct
3%
*
1
Shovel
Power
McDonnell
'-59% Sep
51% Sep
88
•
%
£1
10
Ltd
Co
Communication
57%
1
Leases
&
50
1
.
Ltd
Grocery Stores Products
Lime
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
(The B)
Co__
Marconi International Marine
Michigan
Co
Oils
Grass
Freehold
Griesedieck
Marlon
Jan
24
1%
100
-V
Sweet
Dec
12%
1%
51%
—
Co
common
12%
9% May
19% May
% Nov
_•
preferred—
Lakes
Great
Stores
Manischewitz
Tea—
stock-
common
Mangel
Apr
3 ""I
10c
Inc
Service
Public
Maine
6%
6,700
43
10
Mackintosh-Hemphill-Co
Apr
26,500
18
Jan
2% July
2% Dec
2
25
12%
Jan
34%
15 Va
40.
M
Jan
20%
10%
100
15%
40
*
*
A
Corp
19 Via
14%
1,300
15%
40
15
Co
1
Watch Co—
1
Exploration—-—1
(The) Co.
*
Oct
20%
Aug
(The)
Dec
12%
Dec
23 Va
11%
&
15%
11%
1
Industries
Land
15%
20 Va
12%
Dec
22%
5
Jun
12%
5
.
class
Chain.:—
Apr
14 Va
pfd—25
conv
Co
Lynch
Jan
1U
Jun
18%
11%
1
10
B
Lunkenheimer
Dec
Jan
21%
1
Co
Varnish
Manufacturing
Gypsum
Apr
7%
7%
700
1
preferred
Groceterias
Steel
Louisiana
Nov
2 V.
6,000
.
50
4
Mines
109
50
27,100
>
(R ;G)' Inc
Fabrics of N Y
Sep
%
1,850
20%
Longines-Wittnauer
Aug
Jan
1%
107
8 Va
•
preferred
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gridoll
'
•
A
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Gorham
Oct
108
-110
University—.
10%
10%
1
Consolidated
Goodman
Apr
5
B
prior
Apr
Oct
1
Inc
Sugars
Goldfleld
7%
•
Godchaux
$4.50
H
•
class B
Inc
Co
; 105^
4%
10<
3%
8
10
.
Coal
(Adolf)
Class
lu.
~4%
1
Mines
common
Distilleries
Gobel
'
30
36,200
1 Va
Oct
127/a
217/a
5
preferred—
conv
Lodge & Shipley
Dec
f 20% Nov
102%
•
Union
1
$5
C)
Alden
1%
Dec
"
Apr
15%
10
Realty common
Class
Apr
Jan
-
250
17%
111% 111%
Service
Co
Glenmore
17%
17 Va
33%
26
6,200
Oct
14
Nov
Dec
12
!
common-..
cumulative
5%'
Nov
V; 10§I". Jan ;->»*; *107%
v. amm
i' 5%
60
5
10%
12%
21%
1
Toqrneau
Locke
2,500
36
4%
5
_50o
300
31,700
Jan
Nov
39%
12%
5
—1
Sessions Co
cum
L.oerty
i
107
106
__100
Corp
Globe
34%
35'/a
5
.
pfd
common
■"
18
2%
107
May
26% Feb
21%
33 %c
20c
1
i
Inc
Extension
Inc
Lefcourt
Nov
8%
5ft Mar
10
llVa
16%
17%
7.50
MiiVes Ltd
&
Salle
5%
2% Dec
Jan
11 Va
'
_*
10
5
*_!—
Forge Co.
Lake Shore
-15%
,
/
100
1% July
142,900
L
Loblaw
Gladding McBean & Co
7%
3%
18 Va
114
Jan
Jan
■
10%
3%
35%
""%
Apparel
L'Aiglop
29% HOT
Jan
4% July
1% Jan
£l
(Del)
preferred
Yellowknife
Orpst
3%
'-3
..
14,400
18 Va
Stores
Power
$4.60
Gray
3'/a
3%
$6 preferred—*
Corporation
_1
preferred
•
preferred
•
SGeneral
Georgia
Grand
■
500
6
2%
25
common
Adv
convertible
Glen
2,500
2%
1
com
rev
pfd
General
Giant
•2,700
21V,
2%
5,200
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
Electric Co Ltd—
morgan
Gerity
4Va
6
preferred
General Finance
5%
147/8
•
Co
Builders Supply
General
4
14%. 14%
~4%
1
Alloys
General
2,600
Oct
2'AMar
3%
Ltd—
Brewing Co
Dec
16%
Jan
106%
1
__1
common
Acceptance
28'A
—100
„
Mfg Co
General
28
28V4
•
common
Dec
2
Jan
3%
Lakey Foundry 4 Corp
Lam.son Corp of Delaware
Gatlneau
5%
Jan
1%
3%
Oils
Sep
7%
Dec
10%
Aug
1%
56,900
1
d
Stores
Krueger
•4% -Jan
3 Va
2ft
3
70,700
47,900
2l« Oct
1
receipts bearer
(Peter) Brewing
200
2Va
4%
France—
American deposit
47/a
3%
Hotels CorpL.
Kroy
11 Va
11%
Dec
2% July
2ft
4%
(D Emil) Cp common—
Klfeinert (I B) Rubber Co
30,200
114
2%
Jan
111
common
1
M Co Ltd——_—-1
Petroleum
104% 108
108
•
Sep
Dec
2
8V4
103
-*
.—50 ft
—1 <
common
Kletn
Knott
;
Co
&
Kings County Lighting
102% 106
•;
High
3Vt Jan
1%
{'a
35%
10c
*
2.50
:
Sep
11 Va
Jan
9%
17%
4Va
2
5
Inc
Instrument
Jan
5% Mar
72%. Jan
Jan
300
10%
5 Va
43%
4,000
22%- 24
deposit receipts ord reg-El
Motor of
Puller
5
3% July
1,350
8,500
3%
2%
1A Jun
;
.
2'/4
i.—-—-—*
39%
Jan
:,
6,200
52%- 53%
53%
4%
1
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
4,v
_1
;
:
20,300
'
A
Canada—
voting
American
Ford
03
"
2.50
Co Inc.
.Class A non-voting
Class
Corp
Co
24%
May
j20ya
2,800
35 Va
1 is
4
10
;
Inc
Motor of
33 Va
2
•
Pitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Ftvlntr Tiger Line Inc
Ford
34
25c
(Phila)
(M H)
Motors
Kidde
1
6,600
2
~2Va
Key Co common
Camera & Instrument
l7/a
2%
1
pfd—100
Kansas Gas & Electric 4V2%
42,800
700
K
3%
ift
7%
2 Va
10c
15c
5Va
1%
Cow
6%
1
common
Inc
42 Va
25c
or
common
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Association
Co
3%
F
Fire
Glass
O'Mahoney
Oils Ltd
42 */a
1%
> %
Range for Year 1954
High
23 Va Mar
17% July
4Va
Shares
2
10c
Corp
1
Warrants
Falrchild
Oil
10c
1
for Week
Nov
Jan
Dec
6
Low
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
13Va
2,700
2,300
Bt!s3
Range
of Prices
1
Air Chute
Israel-American
15
3,400
Va
8
21
7/e
ft Oct
19%
Sale Price
13% Mar
10% Jun
15,500
102 Va 102 Va
21
S
Co
common
Pipe Line
12
14 Va
—1
S2
convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd_
Eureka
%
1
Empire District Electric
Empire Millwork Corp_
Manufacturing
10,800
27 Va
America——.
Emsco
14 Va
1
Corporation
Electrographic Corp common
Electronics
13 Va
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1954
High
>'
14 Va
—5
common.
ElectroData
STOCKS
for Week
Hi
Week's
Friday
Range
L'
•
21
Sales
*•*.
of Prices
Sale Price
Easy Washing Machine class B
""
JANUARY
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
1
40c
100
1
20
50c
25
1
1
*
*
10
10
26%
25
16% July
25%
3%
4 Va
1,800
Apr
2Va Aug
3
3%
64,300
1% Mar
•
3 Va
29%
4%
Dec
3'A
Nov
Sep
22%
22%
22%
2,100
227A
Dec
37/a
Apr
6%
Dec
~2%
"2 ft
2%
38,700
111
Jan
2
Jan
141 %
21%
Dec
137%
1,260
115 J/a
2%
2%
1,700
2 V.
Dec
9%
9'A
9%
450
7
Jan
4 %
4Va
4
%
45,800
1
Jan
137
2%
136
H May
3%
10
Nov
Feb
July
5%
Sep
44%
43 %
45'/«
13,600
36%
Feb
49 %
Dec
25 %
23%
25'/a
27,600
11%
Jan
24%
Dec
3%
3%
500
44%
46%
450
10%
10%
50
% May
23,400
10%
3%
45
10%"
10'A
44%
10%
•
Jan
9% Jan
20
7%
4%
66
Dec
Dec
10% Aug
Apr
46 Va
Dec
Feb
10%
Oct
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, January 24, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Mock Exchange
Hiph
39%
1
2%
2%
2 ¥2
——_____1
6%
6%
6%
14,700
3%
Apr
¥4
ft
%
30,700
V8
Jan
%
Feb
Bhawlmgao
4%
11,400
1%
Jan
3%
Dec
Sherwin-Williams
Non-Perrous Metals Products Ltd—
dep rets ord shares-Laboratories Corp_
.:
American
North
Rayon $3
la
1
4 ¥4
preferred_50
45
North
4
¥2
45%
5
27
Penn
Northern
RR
Co..
Ind Pub
4,200
1%
Jan
2%
Sep
4V*%
Oil
Jan
Feb
2,900
3%
Jan
6%
Dec
Corp of America
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Nov
91%
Apr
Signal
95%
Jan
Okalta
4'/zS preferred
Oils
Okonite
6 ¥4
i)6
104
6
common
Olympic Radio
Omar
&
Inc
.
1
Amer
shares_10s
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
Shoe
105
Oct
2%
Jan
700
44%
Jan
74
7%
4%
4
Jan
Sep
■j.' 11?
Nov
98
X69 %
Aug
112
Simplicity
Simpson's
Sep
Mar
Jan
700
%
7%
Nov
9%
400
6
Jan
6% July
6*
Aug
3% May
6,200
Nov
70
1,900
37%
Jan
18%
18%
1,500
13%
Jud
27
27%
500
13%
Jan
29% Dec
4.56%
36
36 »A
1,400
33%
Jan
38%
Oct
32
32%
800
30%
Jan
35 %
Oct
4.48%
4.32%
29 ¥2
30
300
28
Jan
28%
28%
600
27%
Jun
15
21
Dec
South
Coast
72
Nov
South
Penn
24
Jun
NOV
Co
common
8
5%
5'/z%
5%
1st
1st pfd—25
preferred
25
1st
preferred———
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
.
4.50%
red 1st pfd
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Power
Si
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Israel
Oil
—lc
Amer share___l Bol
Corp
Company
Parker Pen Co class
Class B
A
11%
2
—
1
27
1,809
26%
Sep
28
Dec
330
98%
Jan
106
Dec
105 ¥2 105 %
104% 105 ¥2
350
2 ¥4
Minerals-
.1
*
6%
Aug
13%
Dec
50
101 %
Jun
108 %
Dec
Dec
*%
Jan
31,500
2
30.400
7%
5 %
21%
53
75
22'!
73
3%
Jan
6%
60
Jan
3% Mar
400
.1
shares__10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd——
—1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
;
1
common
common
%
J
"
6%
preferred
Standard Power & Light common
Common
Standard
class
Standard
Starrett
(The)
Steel
Co
of
Parts
Jan
Dec
Stein
(A)
Oct
Dec
Sterling
July
Sterling
Precision
Nov
Stetson
(J
20
60
8uO
14%
100
72
May
22%
Feb
100.000
1
1%
Dec
2
Dec
1.500
5'/8
Jun
9%
Dec
2,400
3%
Jan
5% Aug
¥4
4%
17%
18%
1,300
16%
~2ft ~2ft
6
6%
% Dec
Dec
Jan
26
1,000
1%
9,300
2
Jan
2% Aug
Jan
24%
24'4
26
2 600
18% July
P%
P%
P'9
1.200
3%
3%
3%
600
2b U
2b %
200
7
%
7%
9%
Sep
2% May
1,100
7%
90%
29%
6%
21%
2,200
Dec
6
Jan
4%
Jan
32
2% July
5% Feb
Sep
3% May
Thew
Shovel
51%
Dec
Jan
57
Dec
300
9%
Jan
009
8
Apr
13% Sep
16% July
6 % Dec
100
6%
2
68,100
2% Mar
800
10%
Jan
17
Dec
Tllo
9%
1,200
Jan
10
Nov
175
47%
400
15%
16
200
14
33
5
34
34
400
24
98% May
31% Jan
Dec
104
Oct
50%
Inc
18
Sep
Apr
40% Jun
Thorofare
28%
Sep
R
Co Inc
400
22%
3,500
23%
8% Dec
Jan
31%
Jun
24%
34%
Inc__
Feb
&
(Texas Corp)
Co
11%
300
4%
Jan
13 %
10%
600
6%
Jan
10%
American
dep rets ord reg
16 %
17%
Electric
(The)
5
Corp
Royalite- Oil
Co
Russeks Fifth
(The
F
._
common
Jan
18%
Oct
Ulen
ft
H
Jan
1%
Dec
Dec
3,700
25%
Feb
12,400
7%
41%
44
10%
11%
Realization
25c
1
Dec
Union
Investment
Feb
13%
Sep
Union
Oil
Co
of
59%
60
400
Jan
62%
Dec
6%
5%
7
19,800
1%
Jan
5%
Dec
Union
5%
5%
6
3,200
1%
Sep
6
Dec
United
Aircraft
United
Elastic
35a
7/64
22
4,100
Stock
3
92%
3%
95
2%
12,400
130
89
Jan
3
Jan
99%
Aug
Milk
United
10%
23%
Oct
10%
Sep
23%
1,500
17%
Jan
24
Dec
10%
18% Mar
22% May
32%
56%
Dec
18
Dec
27%
23%
27%
6,200
t>0%
54%
60%
10,500
14%
14%
15
•
13%
13%
13%
6
18%
N
United
23%
18
6
19%
900
Feb
10% May
10% Jun
5,600
100
United
Oct
U
S
5%
Dec
U
S
Jan
6.400
Nov
19
31%
RR
Inc
Nov
34
31%
35 %
70%
8
;
21 ¥s
Nov
22
Sep
21 ¥2
Dec
21%
Dec
1
1
4%
"4%
~4%
83,000
4 ¥4
Dec
S
1,500
4%
Jan
6%
5,400
2%
Jan
3%
31.
3,700
3% Jan
5%
Dec
Oct
Oct
400
18%
Jan
25
14%
1,200
11%
Feb
14 ¥4 Mar
36,900
24
1% Feb
Nov
2 ¥2 May
~~2%
1%
2%
54'A
55 %
I,300
41%
Jan
56 ¥2
29
26'A
29%
8,700
16% Jan
31 ¥2
32%
31%
32%
1,200
25
17%
17%
17sb
2.900
13
Jan
17%
17
17%
200
1314
Feb
17%
16%
14%
16%
2,200
8
Feb
16 ¥4
Dec
7%
7'A
7%
3,900
4%
Jan
9¥e
Aug
6%
6 %
6%
2,700
4%
Jan
6%
Dec
2%
Feb
6%
Nov
29% Mar
41 ¥2
Nov
3'A
4 %
43
"i
4
4%
%
30
28
1,900
4,600
26%
26%
28%
40
40
22%
22
22%
8%
9
18
Dec
15 ¥2 Mar
10
Nov
Dec
Dec
Nov
29
9%
1,600
Jan
32%
Jan
37 ¥4
Dec
23
Nov
*
17% Mar
4%
1,100
18%
19'A
3,600
47%
900
20%
4 %
5,100
1,475
9%
36
4% Aug'
18 ¥8 Aug
Jan
26
50
9
Dec
20%
45%
18%
Jun
Aug
34% Aug
Jan
13 ¥2
2"% Mar
Nov
41 ¥2
Jan
Feb
Dec
17 ¥4
Jan
x9y8
Dec
Dec
4%
Jun
38
Dec
14%
Fesb
11%
11%
12%
10
1.200
July
Feb
11%
11%
11%
1.700
25
25
26%
4,000
23%
Nov
25
Dec
14%
14%
15
11,000
11%
Jun
16 ¥4
Dec
Feb
112%
Dec
Apr
2 5 ¥2
Dec
9% Mar
16%
Dec
25%
5
26
17
%
106
25
25 %
18%
71,100
16%
19 %
8,600
5%
13,200
17
4%
<
16%
'15%
41%
41%
1,800
42
3%
1
11%
10%
11%
27
27
28
900
Aug
44
Nov
7
7,000
17%
Jan
Jan
11%
Nov
Jan
32
Nov
18%
1-%
1ft
4,000
Is
57%
57%
100
44%
Jan
5%
5%
5,600
7 ¥2
Mar
Juiy
5%
99% 101
2
4
is
3%
400
y4
4
1
1
Dec
Dec
3
NOV
2%1
Jan
3,300
1%
Jan
1%
Nov
2,900
20
20
2% Mar
132,200
40
Oct
5
104 ¥,
13,000
12
Oct
Dec
Apr
2%
2%
11
1 tf
60 ¥2:
Jan
94
4'A
2%.
"2"%
Dec
10% May
5
101
5 ¥4
Oct
Feb
21
850
1
13 ¥.
9% July
4
3% May
Jan
13 ¥2
Dec
18%
Jan
27
Aug
16%
Jan
20
Oct
S
S
2Vs
Jan
United
•
Jan
4%
Nov
13,300
3y«
Jan
5 ¥4
Dec
100
33%
Jan
4 6 ¥»
Dec
9%
300
8%
Feb
9 ¥4
9
98 %
99
94
275
99
Jan
Dec
Nov
Jan
5
Jan
8 ¥4
Oct
Apr
37 ¥4
Dec
6%
Apr
9
4%
Jan
20
7%
6%
7'A
4,800
36%
36'A
36%
200
30%
5%
5%
100
%
2,100
87%
*
common
xlOO
75%
87%
500
registered-—_10s
221
100
%
25
common
6
25
51
6
6
50%
51%
40
25
87 ¥,
Dec
Dec
40%
50
4,800
100.
Jan
236
ft Jun
.
'
Apr
3% July
36% Jan
36 ¥4
Apr
% Aug
6%
Dec
55%
Nov
41%
14%
Jan
Nov
11%
200
3%
3%
17,900
9% July
2% Sep
1
26%-
25%
26%
400
16% May
27
Dec
•
90 %
90
90%
50
62
Jan
95
Dec
92
95%
6.509
39 y8
Jan
106
Dec
13 %
14
2,700
6%
Jan
15
Jan
108
1
common
10c
11
%
11%
3%
1
92%
Securities
•
13%
with warrants
•
1
Reclaiming Co
Corp
American
Insurance
Universal
Products
5%
2'A
■
6
2%
50c
Corp__';
~2%
2%
3
2%
1%
2%
10
1
Co
~5%
—25c
Consolidated Oil
Universal
105% 105'A
1
common
Universal
Utah-Idaho
200
5%
45%
3%
100
common-
common—„
Stores
3%
4%
4 5 "A
Ltd—
International
Rubber
5%
•
A
preferred
1st preferred
Radiator
3%
5
15
(
10
Sugar
26%
5
common
3%
1,700
500
3%
4%
Sep
Dec
Dec
Apr
7y«
Feb
iy4 Mar
2 V»
Jan
3 ¥4
Dec
!i
Jan
VA
Nov
2
56
Jun
69
Dec
Jan
33
May
3,400
10,900
100
•
26
88
Jan
23 V*
73
73J
100
4%
26%
300
3%
2,900
7
22% Mar
2%
Jan
•
Dec
31 % Julv
3%
Dec
Dec
20 ¥2
22%
3.200
15%
23
24 %
1,400
17
2
2 ¥4
6.900
iu
27
July
IS July
H July
27
1%
Nov
Sep
Valspar Corp
$4
common.
convertlbel
Jan
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
Co
90
__.—
1%
49.900
1 ¥2
Apr
Venezuelan
7%
7%
3,809
5 ¥2
Jun
9
Aug
Venezuela
3%
5%
300
1%
Apr
4
Dec
Vinco
16%
17%
1,409
12%
Jan
14%
11 ¥2
14%
3,300
1
4%
4 ¥a
4%
1,400
18%
9% Mar
Dec
15 ve July
Petroleum
4,000
8
May
90
94%
40
74
Jan
27%
6%
preferred
3 ¥2
12.50
pase
6%
Nov
6%
Dec
4
24%
2
and
4ft Nov
7%
3%
22 %
*
common
24%® Aug
7¥«
4
•
50c
Co
6 ¥2
59
54%
11%
Universal
100
—25c
—
see
Dec
20%
1%
Dorp
Dec
13 ¥2
20 ¥2
7%
rtaaiu
71%
,
Mny
1
footnotes
38¥2 May
9 ¥4 May
"*>»/,
1
For
100
300
50c
fcSeimnei
13%
23%
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Belby Shoe
2,200
13%
1
Inc
Jan
13%
1
Co
convertible
$5
U
20
Seaboard
Bros
70%
22%'
Co Ltd
Seeman
69 ¥4
20
,
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
—1
20
common
Jan
3%
3%
100
Conditioning Corp
Finishing
$4
U
—
4 ¥2
100
24%
24%
10
Specialties
Air
U
Scurry Oils Ltd
41 %
8.000
._20
U S Foil class B
Scullin Steel Co
600
5%
5%
i .250
& Canal
Sep
Schick
Jan
6 ¥2 Mar
6%
~6%
4
Sharing
Dec
Co
Dec
60%
33%
5
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
14%
,5
15%
J
Profit
Dec
Brick
Dec
4%
5
110% 110%
preferred
4%
(Del)
Oct
167/a
5%
60
60%
pfd
Omaha
rets ord
7%
Inc
26%
Sep
4%
•
Products
dep
Jun
Fisher
18%
Feb
12
_20
Molasses Co
Amer
Jan
Oil
Sep
24%
10c
series
United
Dec
Jan
&
4,300
~4
1.25
Porducts
4%
Say re
18%
1
Corp
2%
Savoy
27%
7
Corp
Yards of
14"%
pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
27
28 ¥a
California—
preferred
8.000
Cum
39 %
Jan
34
8
Co
United
3%
100
1
$3.75
12.600
series
Jan
25%
16
•
Corp
41
20,200
pfd 4%%
32%
29%
Canada
3%
Cum
800
500
•
of
8%
series
Dec
Aug
39
38%
38%
1
$4.56
Chemical
7%
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
July
28% Oct
42%
3%
Ltd
Gas
3%
Cum pfd 5%
52
26% Sep
347/a Jan
5 ¥4
preferred
Union
8
San
100
1% July
Inc..
Unexcelled
3%
San
27%
225,400
common™
IU Nov
1
<„
Jan
27 Ye
Jun
Dec
u
6%
s
.
46
27%
•
1
common
33 ¥s
5%
Corp
Ryerson & Haynes
Corp Ltd
10
Jun
4%
Inc
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Lawrence
Jan
5%
warrants
1
St
5%
26%
10c
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co__
common
200
3,400
Jun
5
Oils
Temper
Trunz
900
11%
1.25
Company™
8%
33%
Jan
Mining of Nevada
Empire
True
1,300
1
common
C)
Trans
36,300
10
Ltd
Ave
Jun
8
32
Apr
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
Royalty Corp
70c
59%
5
Co
9 ¥4
1%
Amer
Todd
%
n
5
Steel
Jan
9%
Toklan
1%
1
]•!
£1
Roosevelt Field Inc
7y8
2%
common
Dec
1
Rome Cable Corp common
1,000
Oct
10%
—
pfd F
Feb
8%
4Va May
24
12% July
common
Markets
50o
vtc
5%
8%
15
Light
—1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
4%
Apr
5%
Nov
11
•
Radiator
Jun
100
common
Trl-Contlnental
Jan
24
30
10c
1
Argentine Mining Co
Rights W i
Russell
3%
23%
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rotary
500
23%
1
Rico
Rowe
7%
31%.
50c
Engineering
Remington Arms
Richmond
•
7
1
Pump Co
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp—
Reliance Electric Si
Rice-Stix
10
7
6.25
Preferred
Reda
1
Jan
24' ,'
4¥«
3%
Trans Lux Corp
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
'J
'3%
27,900
%
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction—
Tonopah
•
Jan
I
Dec
5%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Dec
Jan
21%
fi'i
r
700
common
Toledo Edison 4%%
Quebec Power Co
47 %
May
II,800
Tlshman
10"'6
46%
A
Co
Corporation
16%
101
•
Thor
May
8
29
4%
Chemical Corp___™J._
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc __—!_ .10c
1 %
9%
5,700
11%
Thlokol
3,000
2
42 %v
16%
common
Power
Jan
1%
class
B
Texas
36
40%
16
41¥g
15%
Corp
Electric
iecunicoior
700
518
Inc
Class
Dec
250
9
Talon
Tampa
7'A
53
1"
41 %
11%
Inc
Dec
20
22% July
Dec
50
12%
8%
15y8 Mar
1
Cement
Dec
37
Jan
2,100
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Aug
52
12%
Jan
4%
20
Dec
49%
1"*%
32
19%
Nov
*
12%
100
2,900
Dec
5% July
Jan
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
Oil
9%
9%
34
Sep
3¥s May
16%
Ray
Finch
35
35
9%
11,900
300
*
Swan
26 ¥4
6
18%
common
Portland
July
18
5
Superior
22
Jan
Strocck
Sunrise
5%
6,100
2%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Sun
Dec'
31 ¥4 July
35 ¥2 Dec
700
Instrument
Co
Nov
21%
Feb
600
common
&
52%
Apr
29,700
Stinne8
(S)
34%
,
Nov
16
4%
1
B)
106 ¥a Mar
Dec
26% Mar
1,200
4%
Inc
4
Jan
19
common_5
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
4%
65)
102%
10
100
47
22
Jan
Aug
*
48%
Dec
108
32%
*
17%
Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
14%
Jan
44%
& Co common
Jan
3 %
74
33%
•
5
12%
65%
9%
1
ordinary
35% May
1,650
iu
Corp
Canada
Corporation
400
81
%
1
B
9 200
78%
6
class
4,050
80%
2
1
4 ¥4
3
16
Corp
1«%
8%
•
1
4 7 ¥4
2 ¥4
¥4
•
Co
%
4
2
Tube
10
1
B
Products
Steel
8
6%
1
Convertible
Feb
3 %
10
1
10
Nov
13%
com
Inc
9%
5%
4
17%
preferred
Corp
Industries
8%
8 "4
%
1
20
1
Oil
(Ky)
Packaging Corp
Nov
20
1
Puget Sound Pulp Si Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Standard
Standard
Standard
Feb
68V2
3
1
Forgings
5%
3¥t
•
Standard
1,200
•
——
4 ¥4
46
.
5
Co
convertible
5%
1
Public Service of Colorado—
414% cumulative preferred
$1.60
103%
105
1%
10
July
5%
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
Dec
Dec
—2
Inc
Corp
Inc
13%
—.—2.50
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
Royalty
Shoe
Stahl-Meyer
2,400
3%
1
Southland
Co
Standard-Thomson
20%
preference
Line
Sep
*
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Pipe
2,200
2.50
common
Southern
21%
Jan
preferred
Materials
9%
7
8%
25c
Pratt & Lambert Co—
Southern
22%
21%
'A
7
25
25
25
25
25
25
preferred
preference
preferred
cumulative preferred
Spencer
Nov
¥4 Jan
33%
convertible
13%
Jan
1
12.50
common
cumulative
1,200
4
Co
convertible
4.08%
Dec
56 ¥4
,
10
23%
1
common
cumulative
5%
*
__
10
common
Aug
Apr
July
Oil
5%
Dec
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Feb
2% Mar
Jun
4%
128,000
60
5 \\
Rights
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Jan
29,100
12¥o
105
60
47
—1
i
—
105% Aug
106% Sep
2% Aug
Jan
1% May
6,300
2
7
1 '•
10c
Prentice-Hall Inc
104
July
641/2
11%
2%
1
Phillip* Screw Co
Scale
2 ¥2
1%
2.50
Phillips Packing Co
Pneumatic
97%
20
2
—*
.
Corp
&
26%
2.50
Water & Power Co
Peruvian Oils
Dec
—2
—
Co_
Circle
29 %
105
Pep Boys (The)-—
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
29
Jan
'
—2
Pennroad Corp common
Penn
Jun
26%
1
Patican Co LtdTraffic
27%
300
2%
1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Penn
-
__
|C A) vtc—2 Bol
200
28%
104 ¥2 104 %
':
•
Motors
Chemical
26%
100
vtc—
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Paramount
Park
pfd
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
—1
28%
28%
105 ¥2
.
Oct
July
28%
——
•
1
35
29
"
__
cum
dividend
Pacific
_25
preferred
preferred
$4.75
.23%
25
—25
...
Pacific
32%
—25
£1
*
1
Corp common
original
4.88%
27
1
Southern California Edison—
1
Can
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Manufacturing
66%
69%
300
1
Pacific
(Howard) /paper MlllsLU
Corp _™_L™.
21
12%
Jan
20%
•
Sonotone
21
Jan
40 ¥2
•
1
•
20
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Boss
4%
400
5%
preferred
Singer
Smith
5,300
47
Publications—
Pattern common
Ltd common
convertible
$3
Dec
11%
56%
1
common
Dec
1
/
1,700
7%
6%
4%
7%
60
4,000
105
22
2
B
Co
11%
101
103%
2
class A
600
15 ¥4
*
—;
High
183,000
55'A
*
class A
Low
3
12
U
•
Canada
of
& Gas Co
Oil
Class
Dec
105%
70
100
1ft'"
6 ¥4
-1
.
3%
2,800
109
71
7%
4%
4.100
ft
6%
I
1
—
Securities-
>1
■
74
„____7
Inc
Oct
Biiex
6%
61
108 ¥4
'--iu* •
™——1
Television
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
109
——25
preferred
Dec
5%
29
"■
4%
¥4
58 ¥2
—90c
Old Town
Corp common—
40c cumulative
45 %
Apr
Simmons-Boardman
100
Ltd
Company
371/2
—
Range for Year 1954
Utah.
2
11%
*;
common
1%
4
Brass Co class B common™—
Power
Power
18%
6¥»
102 ¥4
—50c
—•
Ohio
preferred
4%
&
'
1
Ohio
Water
Shaies
11%
5
*
25
—-100
Mining
Denn
Sales
for Week
11%
2%
•
common—
1,100
5%
pld__100
Company
Ogden Corp common™
eLather
Low
-20c
Inc
Bervomechanlsms
Be ton
B
class
13,100
27 ¥4
1
Oceanic
Corp
1,600
;—50
Serv
Dec
7
Berrien.
5
26 ¥2
6
Oil
Dec
46
4%
._™__5
Airlines—-——————1
Texas
Dec
40 %
86%
Canadian Oils Ltd______—____25
North Central
Northeast
27 %
Jan
Bhattuck
American
North
Jan
16%
Sentry
10o
--1
Control
Safety
36%
22,200
Range
of Prices
Por
High
37%
:
Noma Lites Inc———
Norden
Low
200
17
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American block Exchange
Range for Year 1954
25%
*
Mines
Shares
25%
Niles-Bement Pond
Niplssing
Loir
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
oi Prices
5
common
ENDED JANUARY 21
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Pa'
Niagara Share Corp
Week's
Last
27%
600
25
6%
7
Feb
90
July
22¥» Mar
27 ¥2
Dec
Jan
25 %
1,400
20 ¥2
Aug
32%
Syndicate
Inc
1
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—.
5%
5%
2.800
3%
Jan
5%
5%
4%
5%
3,500
4
Dec
6y2 July
27%
27'A
27%
350
Vosrt
15%
15 %
15%
16%
Oct
5%
5%
5%
6 ¥1
Dec
25%
Manufacturing
24%
Tan
31
Dec
July
-
3»/4 May
-
5
Dec
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
Corp..
:
'
Number 5397
Volume 181
The Commercial and
...
(439)
Financial Chronicle
31
:tV
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
American Stock
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
Par
American
Range for Year 1954
Aircraft
Wagner
l'/o
&
$2
Bond
Wallace
Inc
Ward
Baking
Co
&
4
21%
Jan
1
Apr
10
400
19
250
3%
1,100
_5%
7,700
4.40%
3%
~5i«
Tablet
_5%
pfd__100
Stationery
2,725
19%
275
10%
10%
11%
1,300
.
5%%
convertible
Whitmap.
Wichita
(Wm)
River
26
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Corp
Corp—
(R
C)
26
26
Products
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wisconsin
Pwr
Wodley
Dec
25%
NdV
"
Nov
1
4%
High
8%
14%
Jan
6
250
7
Jan
%
3%
3%
500
2%
Jan
12%
12%
225
10 %
Feb
12%
Dec
4%%
27,800
20 %
16%
37 Va
36%
2
4 %
4%
31
3%
value,
par
5%
4%
4%
4%
107
3%
5%
included in
*Friday's
bid
A Bonds
(not
included
in year's
range),
r
Transaction
cash
for
year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquxdating dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
traded flat.
receivership.
being
§ Reported
transaction
transaction
n Under-tte-rule
principal.
(not
Deferred delivery
a
in
used above—"cod,"
Abbreviations
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"x w." without warrants.
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
"w
issued;
i/.V when
"w
w,"
with warrants;
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
Dec
Below
listed
on
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the daily
are
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Bonds—
Stocks
39%
44
Jan
22
Dec
Apr
17%
Dec
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
32% Jan
1,200
^
49%
32
36%
4%
11
45%
Apr
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bond«
100.04
100.89
400
16%
43 %
41
39%
37
48%
15%
19%
2
8
%
—Jan-July
1919
107% Mar
102% Feb
_1
common
66%
104%
36%
—
June-Dec
6Vis
Dec
£3
3%
% Nov
10
107
107
100
pfd
IO
100
__
Nov
3%
500
48
104
*40%
—
3s Jan 1 1997
stmpd (Plan A)
8% Aug
17%
10% Jan
17%
Jan-July
2s 2012r_Jan-July
66%
*60
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
*100
5% Mar
A
1
e
June-Dec
3% Mar
17%
Inc
W)
(F
Dec
10%
1
Machine
Petroleum
Wool worth
31
Feb
1
Lt
&
Apr
.
20 ^May
1% Nov
.,
800
13%
13
__25
Industries
1954
Low
(not included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range).
I Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
Jan
7
common
Newspaper
Woodall
Year
No.
*66
Aprii-Ocf
1931
6s
1921
•No
Dec
19
17
Ltd
preferred
Wood
Range for
Sold
High
*66
May-Nov
of Denmark 5s 1972
(Plan A) 2Vis 2008
Government
Vis
A 5
Dec
14
•
Inc
Brothers
5%
100
11,900
5%
5
%
7
300
1%
1 %
5
—5
.
Co
&
Willson
Wilson
—25
1
1
preferred
Co
&
Oil
39
Janeiro
de
ARussian
Dec
Apr
16
25%
1
Inc
Dec
Jan
8%
Rio
,
1
Mfg
Stores
Nov
6%
206
Mar
32%
17%
18%
10
Inc
105%
Jan
175
■
150
41
16%
16%
20
Westmoreland
Jan
3% July
40
41
•
com
Westmoreland Coal
4%
Jun
101
'
——
'
W—
1st pfd__100
Dec
3%
_
*
Western
3%
Sinking fund
Apr
IV*
stamped
(Republic of)
Peru
165"% Jan
Dec
138
Dec
21% Sep
% Jan
100
Ltd
12%
7% Feb
52,300
Maryland Ry 7%
2
7% July
18%
1%
Shoe
Sep
July
21
144%
Auto
28%
2,300
10,900
1
&
Parana
1%
142
Utilities
Mortgage Bank
26%
of Chile
Bank
AMortgage
Sep
1%
1%
Jan
Dec
25%
144%
Jan
110
4%
1%
•
1.25
May 1927) 1947
A 7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
(issue of
24%
26%
19
A7s
Jan
12 %
9%
Manufacturing
7%
Nov
May
if Jan
200
10c
Western
White's
1,700
23
Inc
Leaseholds
Weyenberg
4%
105
1
common
40c
Texas
Western
110
preference
Wentworth
West
800
warrants
Knapp
series
$6
5%
106
4%
1
Inc
Co
Wasatch Corp
Webb
5%
30
preferred
Watch
5%
105 %
1
Tiernan
&
Waltham
6%
*
ext
100
cumulative
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
7% Aug
2% Jan
4,200
7
105%
•
ctfs
voting
preferred
Waitt
Last
Period
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Baking
Stock
utgh
Low
Uign
w
Waco
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
for Week
Shares
Range
I.ast
STOCKS
JANUARY 21
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
5'100
10
Date
Ltd—
10
Total
40
deposit
£1
Hargreaves
Ltd
9.«
"2%
~2%
*
-
~2%
Stock
Period
Exchange
Edison
series
2%s
396.54
142.02
63.00
147.71
17—
388.20
137.84
62.06
144.39
99.64
102.57
301.04
99.76
100.75
Jan.
18
390.98
139.06
62.09
145.33
99.45
102.55
101.11
99.65
100.69
19
392.31
140.26
62.10
145.96
99.46
102.69
101.12
99.55
100.71
20
393.03
139.63
62.62
146.13
99.47.
102.65
101.00
99.52
100.66
Bid & Asked
Year
No.
155
99
19
97
90%
91%
19
85%
93%
76
76%
9
63
73
65
65
1
54%
93%
93%
2
93%
100%
103% 103%
Jan-July
(35 Stocks)
101'/a
98%
98%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
High
105%
132
155
*150
1964
Low
101%
4
%
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
3%s
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
—
4
103%
106%
A6Vis with Nov
Vis
Nov
ex
1947
1
Tiger
Line
debs 1967
5Vis conv
Mountain Powder 3%s
Green
Western
&
Electric
A
Hamburg
A
Hamburg Elev
St
A7s with
A 7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1
1947
1
Leonard
Tietz
A Mansfield
Midland
New
Min
Smelt
&
Valley RR
England
47
41 V*
__
—
mortgage
due
6Vis
Ohio
1953
1st
Power
1st
*134
—
1963
3%s 1961
3Vis
Piedmont
.
81%
156
96%
A6Vis with Oct
A6 Vis
Oct
ex
*96
1947
Service Electric &
Public
Gas
A Ruhr
Housing Corp 6Vis
ARuhr
Safe
Gas
Co
3s
C
series
3s
1976--
1976
series
:
(A G)
&
A6Vis with Aug
A6
Vis
136
*97
1962_Jan-Julp
104%
101%
United
ex
Dec
1
1947 coupon
120
105%
A 6s
mtge
s
Wasatch Corp
1956
—
——
'
1
102
Western
t
*i
r>
Mon. Jan. 17
—
Tues. Jan. 18
Int'l
United States
Total
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Ruilroad
and Miscel.
Bonds
Sales
3,355,350
$4,608,000
$432,000
$20,000
$5,060,000
303,000
1,000
4,375,000
3,017,860
4,071,000
103%
Wed. Jan. 19
2,746,310
3,777,300
255,000
98
102%
Thurs. Jan. 20
2,211,990
3,576,000
289,000
100%
Fri. Jan. 21
2,685,450
3,287,000
253,000
6,000
3,546,000
$1,532,000
$27,000
$20,878,300
101
—
4,032,300
3,865,000
103%
102%
107%
102%
97%
101%
1
102
93%
8
$19,319,300
104%
102% 102%
14,016,960
Total
103
101%
—-
103
*99
100%
93%
94
88
Jon. 1 to Jan. 21
Week Ended Jan. 21
Stocks—No.
of
1954
23,689,996
54,331,998
9,017,601
14,016,960
shares
1955
1954
1955
105
Bonds
95
*105
Feb-Aug
—
*25
91
U.
S.
$4,000
Government
$24,000
67,000
1,532,000
3,619,400
4,928,700
10,787,600
19,319,300
19,092,700
72,810,300
55,202,100
June-Dec
~
$20,878,300
$22,736,100
$77,810,000
$66,114,700
Railroad and Industrial
—
*25
—
Total
*172%
*157%
94
74%
—
73%
163
105
1
152
74"%
108
100% 100%
91%
96%
103%
2
105%
108
—
112
__
94
94
*105
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Union '6s 1959———Feb-Aug
$125,000
$27,000
International Bank
—
__
*100
;
deb 6s ser A 1963.
Newspaper
Stocks
Number of
103%
8
103
May-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-Jnly
f gold 1945
,
«
96%
—
*103% 105%
—
J
. .
99%
37
.
i.xOl+4 103%
Water Power 3Vis 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 56 debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s. 1960
Washington
98
101
98%
*97%
102
324.2
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
172
144%
66%
37
.
r
Foreign
1941
debentures
f
s
198.5
124.6
209.5
233.1
Shares
United Industrial Corp—
A6Vis
295.4
145.0
270.8
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
95%
83
130%
1
101% 102%
i
1953
1940 coupon 1956
(A7s with Dec 1
A76
1940 coupon 1953
1
—2.1
+0.8
+ 1.5
+0.9
.
157%
1
*103% 104
*101
102%
May-Noo
1989
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
193.3
249.7
291.0
143.6
265.6
312.3
•
■
102
103
1981—_May-Nou
1970
ex
3
136
—
309.7
352.1
159
148%
21
93
136
„
Bros 5s
Hydro-Electric Co—■
Spalding
154
92
1979
Gas 3V4s
116
and Service
+0.2
•—0.6
284.9
144.8
269.5
315.2
Goods
304.2:
345.0
"
93%
83%
172% 172%
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
F
Mining
101% 103%
99 V* 102%
2
154
154
Finance
193.9
222.7
325.6
0.0
—0.2
343.0
-
Utility
Trade,
Low
274.3
331.9
269.5
—
E 11973
scries
Southern California
Terni
V"
105%
103%
.
99
2
—
*160
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
:—Feb-Aug
.—_—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1973
series B
M
3%s series D
3s
,,
100
*100
May-Now
1973—
series A
and ref
2%s
103%
April-Oct
1958
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
1st
102
—
103
25
104%
100
——Jan-July
April-Oct
Water Power Corp 3s,
Harbor
3 Vis
*103
94%
85%
2
103%
103
April-Oct
June-Dec
150
150
—-
91
91
1998__Jan-July
6s
6 Vis
Corp.
Goods
Non-Durable
*25
6s 1971_
A 1953
Reading Tube Corp
104%
Durable
High
Change
304.8
Manufacturing
98
102
—
*154
—Feb-Aug
1960
162%
1954-1955
Percent
2C9.4
224.8
Composite
Transportation
1960
coupon
1954
6s
161%
89%
101
*101% 103
—
with highs and lows for the
Jan. 7, '55
Jan. 14, '55
100
the common
major industry
prices based on the closing prices of
Jan. 14, 1955, for composite and by
compared with the preceding week and
follows (1939=100):
128%
II
II
*161%
Jan-July
1940 coupon
1
1
Electric
groups
135
Hydro-Electric Co—
A Prussian
16
current year are as
April-Oct
'
1970
135
93
—
—
94%
Jan-July
Jan-July
,
2
44.40 8ep
The SEC index of stock
—
April-Oct
May-Nou
;
6Vis 1953
extended to 1963
mortgage 3%s 1968
3s
167
*25
96%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
mortgage
50
141%
—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
•A 1st
103%
98%
1
100
stocks for the week ended
1952__
■—Mar-Nou
6Vi% liq tr ctfs
4%
Power
49.80 Feb
SEG Index of Stock Prices
140
*100
1941
7s
for 1953
High
Low
91%
81
110
*46%
May -Nov
1946
47.32 Jan. 4,'54
68.67
21
Jan.
69.37 Jan. 4, '55
_
_
Range
68.46
Thurs. Jan. 20—
—
*165%
—
June-Dec
coupon
7 Vis
Low
68.37
97
93%
—
44
86
100
Altalian Power Realization Trust
A
82%
1952
1940 coupon
99
*97
Jan-July
1970
Rys 5 Vis 1938
Hydro-Electric Co—
Isarco
High
68.05
19
__
*133%
86
June-Dec
1963
4s
RR
7s 1935
Underground
&
68.52
18
Jan.
*25
_Jan-July
June-Dec
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
Guantanaino
*100
May-Noo
_May-Not>
Mar-Sept
1953
coupon
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying
17
Fri.
1940 coupon 1953
1
Jan.
Wed.
Mon.
-
1954-1955
for
Range
Tues. Jan.
64
Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
Ercole
&
76'A
May-Nov
B
1965
Water Lt & RR 5s
Elmira
A 6
series
4s
Fuel
&
1993
1993
series A
4s
mortgage
Gas
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Date—
of N J Division—
National
Compiled by
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
102.69
99.72
Range for
Sold
High,
103 3/4 104
:_June-Dec
1978
Transit Authority 3%s
Chicago
14
Jan.
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Sale Pi ice
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
A
Jan.
Dec
101.12
Week's Range
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vis 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston
Apr
2 A
l*i
12,100
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American
3%
Jan
Nov
3%
5s
receipts
preference
Apr
Jan.
6%
Oct
Jan.
American
Wright
8%
8
2,800
9
J 05%
102
68
74
5
107
110
1
102%
99%
Transactions at the American Stock
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Stock
Period
Last
Interest
American
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
A Baden
(Germany)
ACauca
Valley
7s
7s 1951
1948
Central Bk of German State &
A 6s
series
A
Bid & Asked
Sold
High
NO.
series
B
Waterways
A German
AS
f
Cons
secured
Munic
6s
7s
6 Vis
1947
1947
ApriZ-Ocfc
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
__April-Oc£
1951!
Danzig Port &
1952
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
ALlma City
(Peru 6%s stamped 1958—_Mar-Sep£
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-JVoo
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
June-Dec
AHanover
(City)
A Hanover
(Prov)
Ger 7s 1939
6 Vis 1949
Shares)
Range tor
Year
1954
-
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$74,000
1,151,105
Mon. Jan. 17—
-
$13,000
$2,000
$89,000
13,000
119.0C0
High
*100
109
109
*157Vi 160%
120
Tues. Jan. 18—
916,195
70,000
1,080,110
93,000
82,000
41,000
216.000
998,000
75,000
12,000
32,000
119,000
Thurs. Jan. 20.
Low
*100
36,000
Wed. Jan. 19—
Jan-July
June-Dec
I^rov Banks—
L
1952
A6s
A
Bonds
Domestic
of
Week's Range
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year
7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
(Number
184,000
1,150,185
60,000
50,000
74,000
5,295,595
$372,000
$193,000
$162,000
162
84
80
83
76
76%
*22%
78%
23%
75
110
117
112
101
101
*174
183
138% 138%
*60 %
*41%
*83
'
Total
115
*83
*78 %
Fri. Jan. 21
~
_
_
17%
94%
Week Ended Jan. 21
1955
22
135
Stocks—No. of shares
1954
2,357,050
18,513,872
Bonds
1954
1955
5,295,595
$727,000
to Jan. 21
Jan. 1
>
6,322,462
123
168%
$372,000
$1,183,000
$777,000
Domestic
$226,000
130
787,000
290,600
539,000
59%
162,000
205,000
51
government
Foreign corporate
$193,000
635,000
144%
Foreign
302,000
102
83 %
*1
85
4*
85
32
The Commercial and
(440)
Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, January 24, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Li
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
&
100
Tel
•
Woolen
Aloaay
Hit
5%
Maine
8c
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Hecla
8c
Inc
155%
116
15%
Jan
Jun
53%
54%
631.
15 %
30%
16%
31V2
34%
35
•
10%
Eastern
Gas
Massachusetts
'
*.
43
23% Aug:
52
Jan
<5
May
—.100
Eastern
First
SS
Lines
General
inc
Electric
Loew's
Lone
Jan
11%
Jan
129%
Dec
Jan
50%
"Z"&
10%
642
7
2
105
_
76c
Norbute
Olin
Mar
3
44
Mar
73-
35
Jan
56
...
_
25%
Stone
Mar
61%
Jun
48%
U
S
U
Shoe
49
50%
2,589
39%
69%
70%
22%
218
;
80
443
75%
Dec
New
Detroit
64%
105%
Dec
11%
Jun
16%
Jan
63%
30
Dec
100
27%
—.
100
119
27 %
50
75
120
18
110
Jan
Apr
25%
25 %
80
19%
13%
13 %
200
11%
Jan
1
7c
7c
6c
Aug
16%
17%
2,175
13%
Jan
135% 137%
247
20
16%
100
136%
2.50
1%
——
:
5
900
2
10,050
115
13c
——
1%
65
43%
Sep
60
21
23%
Aim
24
582
45% July
24% Dec
14
"
14
10
10'A
Feb
249
18%
Apr
21%
22%
'
*
_
26%
_
—
1
__
27'A
15% Mar
211
21%
15
24%
24
27%
38
Aug
Allen
Electric
28%
Jan
15
Nov
American Metal Products
Jan
57%
Dec
Big
50%
52%
901
36%
Jan
55%
Nov
Brown-McLaren
40%
268
29%
Jan
46%
Dec
Eudd
55
55
—
255
50
13
13%
42
74%
—
78%
79 %
469
44
Mar
57%
11%
Aug
13
50
Jan
80%
Dec
Mar
Dec
Bear
Shares
25
Burroughs
common
277/B
51%
52
23%
com
Power
Steel
Corp
Steel Products
(USA)
Brewing
General
1,269
20%
Feb
8
96"%
Jan
66%
61%
66 %
7
47%
Jan
87
86%
87%
416
69%
Jan
12%
31
1
10
11
1,633
4
125
13
—
11
10
28
149
50
48
211
35
Howell
45
162
43%. Dec
34%
109
27%
14%
72
93%
95%
26%
17%
100
—50
—
—
36 %
900
29
53
100
50 %
Dec
Kingston
Corp
1
Stores
—-*
—I
Cyanamid
10
American
Radiator
American
Telephone & Telegraph
5
100
American Tobacco Co
Anaconda Mining
25
50
Armco Steel
10
Co
Kinsel
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
1
Steel
Lansing Stamping
223
41%
Sep
52 %
Aug
Masco
685
68
Feb
99%
Dec
30
20
Jan
25
12%
Jan
59
Aug
17% Aug
36% Nov
Mar
48
Feb
57
Sep
Nov
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
25
10
Gas
•
Pont
Eastman Kodak Co
Electric
L)
Co
&
Inc
67%
Dec
100
30%
Jan
52%
Dec
71%
202
34
Jan
72%
Dec
15%
9
Dairy Products
Distillers
55
July
15 '/a
20
Jan
14%
12%
13 »/a
185
10%
Nov
%
14%
6%
6%
105
4%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
150
39
39
—
—
1
%
20
1%
100
19
1,700
105% 107%
8% May
Screw
44%
118%
43%
44%
140
33%
1%
Jan
68%
110
56
Jan
114% 119%
76
78%
Jan
50
Dec
23 % Mar
Dec
109%
Jan
29 %
Dec
Dec
32%
Dec
45%
13%
975
Jan
13%
Dec
Michigan
Mt
7%
73/8
73/8
305
33%
33%
8,784
33A
37/4
500
1'.%
14%
1,591
a
July
15
29
29
215
24
May
30%
Dec
345
21
Dec
22%
Dec
400
23%
Jan
34%
Dec
„
22
'
'
Parke
'•
_
River
(H
29%
29%
10
27%
Jan
17%
17
17%
125
159 %
157% 160%
112
106
Jan
169%
47
Jan
72%
34 %
Nov
—
37%
37%
30
—
46%
49%
262
97%
37%
•
—
25
65%
—
_
—
•
Tube
103%
12
—
—
—
50
33%c
•
Republic Steel
Reynolds 'R J> Tobacco
class B
Paper
*
10
5
Schenley Industries
140
Sinclair
15
5
page 41
Oct
1%
Nov
2%
300
3%
Dec
1%
1
2% July
1% F^b
13/4
Aug
31%
32
•
Admiral
Dec
Aeco
Alleghany Corp
146
63%
65%
80
20%
20%
5
Juneau
Jan
26%
Deo
Allied
64%
Dec
Allis-Chalmers
21%
Dec
American
38%
38%
24
37%
22%
50
17
56
56
20
47%
B
.1
17
Feb
23
22%
Feb
28%
Dec
5%
5%
1,006
3%
Apr
6%
Dec
4
(Uni
244
3%
Jan
3%
Oct
1.165
rH 00 £
Jan
30%
Dec
6%
3.fV>0
33/B
Jan
5%
Dec
35%
3^A
1,53?
30%
Jun
43
40
Aug
7%
lU
'8%
28
163
7%
10
72
8%
V8
8%
600
2
38
.
9
Nov
8
Aug
6
10
1,619
Dec
44% Aug
3% Feb
Jan
153/4
9
Jan
Nov
*
28
28
2%
2%
600
23%
505
1%
Feb
28%
Jan
2%
Dec
Sep
10%
10%
in%
5-0
9
Jan
10%
Dec
26%
26%
26%
794
19
Jan
253/4
Dec
4%
450
5
July
4%
T
2%
Jan
173/4
18
631
13% Jan
16%
22%
——
22%
210
15%
Jan
22%
6%
520
4%
Jan
63A
Dec
725
10%
Nov
14%
Dec
6%
——
13%
13%
14
4
4
100
3
Nov
Dec
Mar
4%
13%
13%
5*8
11% May
143/4
Dec
13/8
l3/8
730
1% Mar
13A
Jan
1%
-
..
Jun
Amer
33%
Oct
80% Aug
Mfg
Airlines
American
American
Can
Co
Thea
(Un)—;
Motors
Co
.**.
Corp
•
Jun
61%
Dec
American
8melting
(Un)
Dec
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
20
Dec
American Viscose Corp
24%
8c
Tel
Co
(Un)
39%
158
79%
75%
79 %
125
41%
41%
110
37%
37%
10
24%
24%.,
75
17%
Apr
50
50%
130
34%
Jan
51%
51%
40
35%
Jan
15%
Jan
18% July
685
a94% a95%
28 3/4
Jan
2.00
Sep
2'A
Jan
3%
Dec
3%
Sep
9
Dec
80
78% Mar
95
Sep
a74
206
47% Mar
73%
Nov
22
1,177
22%
Dec
23%
360
11% May
153/g Apr
25
Dec
a41
a42
70
a51% a54%
546
*
-
„
12%
12%
a68a68%
280
56
37
Jan
45% Aug
55 % Dec
43% Mar
.9%
35
Nov"
14
Mar
Oct
22%
645
133A
Jan
24%
Dec
43%
a44
22
28%
Feb
4 5'A
Dae
172% al75%
1,247
1563/4
Jan
a
a
177%
Dec
66%
1
66%
523
55% Jun
66%
Dec
a40%
a42
125
31% May
43
-
Dec
49%
49%
49%
707
30%
Jan
52%
Dec
a48% a48%
50
41 Vs
Nov
51
34
Jan
72
Dec
14%
Dec
13%
Oct
18%
Dec
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un).
10
Jan
74
Dec
Armco
10
68%
69%
533
22%
Jan
38%
Nov
Armour
5
14%
15%
322
8%
Apr
47%
Jan
85%
Dec
Ashland
1
13
13
529
10%
Nov
33% July
43%
Dec
26%
41
Dec
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining (Un)
Dec
Avco
52%
Dec
Baldwin-Lima-
53%
Dec
Baltimore & Ohio RR
26%
&
(Un)
Co
Oil
(111)
(Un)
Refining
Manufacturing
Bandini
(Un)__
Corp
Hamilton
Petroleum
Co
(Un)
(Un?.
(Un)
50
Mav
66
22%
48
Steel
Dec
—
25
50
Jun
21
a71%
—
100 al74%
Dec
37%
7%
22%
25
39%
7%
—
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining Co (Un)
10
2.090
—
•
Ref -(Un)
24%
5%
High
19%
43c
22%
•»
67% May
5%
22
5
Radiator
&
5%.
a54%
American
SS
12.750
10
American Potash & Chemical
&
1.30
a41%
Sep
67%
Low
1.05
12%
(Un)
Range for Year 1954
High
443
(Un)_l
Feb
67%
Shares
28%
a72%.
1
38%
22%
Sales
for Week
28
—.
•
25%
24
of Prices
—:
•
•
(Un)
Para
Cyanamid
American
18%
Range
Low
1
(Un)
Inc
Broadcasting
Nov
I8V2
Exchange
Week's
Last
•—.
.10
—
Jan
167
3%
33%
43
10
Mining.;
Jan
191/8
Jan
5%
35%
-1.1
Chemical— Dye (Un)
25% Dec
103%
Gold
Sep
18%.
7% Maf
3%
5%
.
9%
51%
73/4 Mar
313/s
——
1
18%
—
5%
1
Dec
Jan
Oct
150
—1
38%
24%
Dec
200
:__5
Die
77
—
3%
214
1
_
_
50
—
Jun
8%
1
_
_
65
435
23/4
21%
1
17%
24
1,450
Jan
27%
May
15% Mar
Jan
3%
8%
..1
44%
75
2%
34
5
34%
—
7%
Oct
21%
Corp
56% July
13% Feb
221/2
Jan
1
1.10.
25%
Jan
Sep
4
27%
'
24%
Jan
to 00
200
2,900
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Corp
Alaska
58 "A
1,056
l3/4
3
—.
Par
Jan
Feb
57%
-■
Sale Price
Dec
86
Feb
83/4
Friday
14%
225
300
1%
1%
10
stocks
38
79%
%
8 % Mav
83/4
-
1
-
_
17%
--
Vacuum
Southern
Co
73/«
200
4
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-
_
33%
•
8ocony
1,390
3%
4
1
44%
•
Corporation
73A
3%
•
10
_
_
_
—
1
OU
-
_
Co
—
Pepsi-Cola
7%
Los Angeles Stock
Jan
102% 104%
May
3%
2%
Dec
Dec
98%
•
Oct
4
1
Jan
Jun
3%
7%
1
;
11%
22%
Jun
1
10
_
&
28%
10
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1
_
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Udylite Corp
Wayne Screw
115
81
Jan
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_
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37%
36%
1%
92.0
2,434
16
10
36%
36%
200
3%
Nov
_
Welding
Studebaker Packard
48%
Jun
Dec
Nov
2%
12%
Dillon
105
21%
8
2%
8%
2%
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699
14
Dec
325
Paper
14%
25%
3%
3
463
14
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97%
25%
2% July
6% Mar
4
8%
—
3
_
common-
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91%
13%
Dec
14
_
Corp
Tool
Dec
97%
4
2%
—
Dec
Jan
59%
Dec
Co
14
3
•
18
38% May
59 % Jan
3,770
4%
16%
45% Mar
69%
95%
8%
Dec
69%
2,500
-
,
Dec
34
—
4%
.
1
31% Aug
8 % Mar
3%
15%
Manufacturing
Superior
Dec
6%
Dec
preferred
Spring
Standard
Apr
383/4
Jan
Rudy Manufacturing
Sheller
3%
Jan
33A May
3% Jun
10
8c
Raisin
Jan
23%
6,174
12
_
(Fred
Rockwell
23A
461
7%
92%
'
Rickei
700
36%
6%
36
—
1
Metal
Holding
Dec
Dec
14%
-_
Dec
29%
•
Airway
.
—
Brewing
Prophet
Dec
Aiig
965
__
Rust-Proof
Pfelffer
3%
4%
6%
—
1
Peninsular Metal Products
Reo
33/8
%
35
652
_
Davis
32
7%
Jan
1% Mar
13%
Products
Sugar
22
32%
5% Aug
28%
17
Preferred
Parker
Oct
123/4
Wheel
Clemens
8%
Dec
5
5
RR
For footnotes see
123/4
Dec
71%
129%
16 %
5
American
Aug
12%
16%
Motor Products
Motor
Scotten
Sep
39%
% May
50%
29%
Dec
Dec
13%
Mar
66%
,—
7
Jan
5
York
Regis
97
12%
•
Central
Ohio Edison
8t
Dec
525
—1
Co
National Lead
Radio
178%
161/8
10
National Cash
Register
Pure
Jan
48%
*
(P) Co
Pennsylvania
155%
66%
—
Pan
Dec
13%
15%
-5
Montgomery Ward
New
Dec
24%
44
170
68%
—
National
55%
Jan
140
493
S
Inc
National
Mar
53%
22%
172% 175'A
5
(newt
Greyhound Corp
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Liggett St Myers Tobacco Co
(Glen
Dec
16%
10
—
Motors
Martin
Deo
Nov
22%
5
,
Curtiss-Wright
Lorrillard
9%
54%
1
Columbus & S Ohio Elec
Loew's
Sep
Jan
11% May
48%
25
Service
3%
38%
40
65%
71%
—
25
50
30
—
6
Peso
7%
55%
22
—
*
Pacific
General
49
n%
common
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Aug
22
—
13
100
Benguet Mining
General
Jan
16%
—
15
52
—
175%
—
13
Baltimore & Ohio RR
7%
22
1
Auto-Lite
39
2%
Drug
31%
./an
21%
—
3
Manufacturing
Electric
1,393
—10
_
11% Mar
55%
__
5
Ashland Oil
Du
48%
1
Motors
Murray Corporation
American Airlines
Cities
477/a
*
common
Products
National Electric
Columbia
48
_1
Bearing
Electric
Unlisted Stocks-
Canadian
Dec
28%
1
_
—
—
Motors
July
_
...
Chemical
&
Houdaille-Hershey
Kaiser
53
—
common
&
Dec
17
B
Ball
May
26%
94%
Hoover
11% May
49%
—
Bethlehem
Nov
71%
Dec
5
Hoskins Manufacturing
29
14%
Rapid
Avco
25%
Feb
10%
3%
common
Oil
105
36%
Gamble
Paige
Sep
33%
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&
Jan
1
—V*
Brewing
Jan
10% May
18%
101
44
10
May
6% Jan
15% Nov
Jan
110
27%
—
Goebel
35
Feb
4
47
—
10
Kroger
Armour
15%
2U%
1
_
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Oct
Lakes
6
563/4
-5
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Great
Dec
521
1
Industries
Motors
Graham
Jan
17%
1,639
1
-
Trailer
Oct
82% Aug
84% Dec
25% May
%
15%
15
110
—
—
31
"4%
4%
105%
23/B
Feb
1,553
--10
_
_
Nov
25
Dec
11%
'■
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_
_
58'A
10
—
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..
Jan
50
Manufacturing
Allegheny
_
_
-
Mogul
32%
24%
1%
496
8%
213/4
Gemmer Manufacturing
101% 101%
.—25
common
Allied
_
..
Nov
24%
300
>r
33%
30%
70
Sep
Dec
13/4
10%
1
—
Jan
17%
5%
25
17%
1%
•
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67%
1
Iron
Gar
101%
•
Preferred
Bros
Fruehauf
140
Jan
15% Jan
600
21%
Edison
Wood
3
357
1,5 Jo
4% Mar
68%
:ii.
_
Dec
1^0
Daniel—-—
classs
Motors
Frankenmuth
43A
High
2% Aug
21%
•
common
Nov
Jan
Low
100
8%
17
5
•
Range for Year 1954
10
37
Mar
21%
Shares
25
-
Gray
Federal
High
1%
■
__
Paper
25%
21
•75
8.50
—
Milling Machine
Telephone—
Printing
758
I
'
—-
Picher
8
25 '/a
39
Low
bales
for Week
24
72
8%
•
Corporation
Drewrys Ltd
Range for Year 1954
2J
8%
_
Detroit
High
24%
Mfg
Detroit
for Week
of Prices
2-5525
3
4%
24
1
-
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Detroit
Sales
Range
Low
20
—
U
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,
Hioh
3
2
_
Markets
Company
Detroit
Exchange
Week's
Last
Electric
1
11% May
*
Low
Brewing
50%
.12.50
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard
Randall
Dec
Exchange
Range
Dec
Feb
Dec
44%
50
Cincinanti Tobacco Warehouse
&
Mar
Stock
of Prices
Par
Jan
28%
21 'A
3,332
27%
Procter
Dec
Exchange
Nov
14
38 %
Hobart
Jan
54
Stock
Week's
Last
53%
Carey
Kahn
63:
$8,062
Midwest
,
WOodward
Friday
13%
__
Laundry
Art
Dec
DETROIT
Sale Price
40%
Corp
;
STOCKS
51%
—
Baldwin
Gibson
54%
—
Building
51%
—
*
25
Sale Price
Co
Apr
American
Exchange
Altes
'
i
—
Stock
Oct
1,928
39
23%
23%
Par
Formica
40 %
Dec
~
Dec
12
39
•
Friday
&
79
Dec
Apr
53%
22%
22%
STOCKS
Early
72%
Jan
Feb
Davidson
Eagle
Jan
50%
Nov
40'%
Cincinnati Stock
Crystal Tissue
39%
73
Dec
141%
Continental
Cincinnati
125
—-
;
Members
Telephone:
Consumers
Cincinnati
July
Sep
53
_
24
25
_.
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Preferred
89
45%
Mar
17
Jan
75c
28%
14%
;
39%
_
•
Inc
Gas &
Feb
Jan
Lerchen & Co.
*'
Exchange
Ford
'
__
Stock
130% Aug
Jan
1
—
_
Cincinnati
;
*
.
York
Dec
Smelting Rfg & Mining
Waldorf System Inc
Paper
Aug
70%
29%
Aug
29%
__
_
Machine
Champion
v,
Dec
22%
Jan
12
S
American
15
245
210
59
Watling.
Jan
65
-50
Rubber Co
59
59
FV-is 1998—
14% May
45%
16%
Drill
Twist
United
300
1
Stop Si Shop Inc
Torrlngton
Co
Union
17
70%
76%
Jun
57%
98% 101%
*
United Fruit Co
Dec
Dec
59%
—
Webster
22%
50
51%
Nov
18%
16%
Association
8c
18% July
12% Jan
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit
Dec
600
56%
Cornoration
Shawmut
Dec
Aug
10
Association
Cos
Pennsylvania KK
Quincy Mining Co
45%
Oct
Jan
'24%
21%
4—►
Mathieson Chemical
Mills
■
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_
England Tel & Tel
Pacific
310
332
46%
*
New England Electric System..—
New
69%
Dec
Jan
150
*
-
50%
Dec
32%
*■
75%
Dec
111
'
Mfg Corp
Narragansett Racing
Service
71— Apr
215
83
42
10
•
50c
Mullins
National
68
53
56'A
48 Mi
_________
Cement Corp
RR common
preferred
48%
Dec
10%
7%
24%
'
1
Central
5%
Dec
14%
81%
.12%
*—
Dec
Aug
Steel
U S
Dec
79
22%
1%
24%
-
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Eoston
39%
46%
Dec
37
112
66
——
•
Inc
Copper Corp
Star
26%
42
•
'
Jan
*.-15
43%
14 %
82%
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28%
'
42—
5
—
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45%
•
26%
•
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500
52%
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Island Creek Coal Co
Maine
—
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Woolworth
453
—
.
100
Gillette
Kennecott
Edison
Range for Year 1954
159
10G% 109'/a ?337
43%
1
Carbide
Rubber
Dec
11%
49%
9%
100
common—
Stores
National
S
31%
'
1st preferred series A
preferred class B—...
6%
Union
U
.
39%,
Ry-
Common
6%
Toledo
Dec
Dec
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Oil
56% Aug
17% Dec
Jan
26%
Sunray
141%
20% May
253
49%
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Street
.181
Dec
114% 119%
'•
—
Asoc
49
,
(Ohio
45
15
(New Jersey)—-
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178%
Jan
StaiiUura Oil
Jan
Shares
•
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39%
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(Indiana) (new)
Standard Oil
18%
Jan
29%
—10
Eastern
High
Nov
121%
.
Fuel
24%
9%
868
142
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&
4,044
23%
47%
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Range
90
654
Prop Trust
Service
Copper
13%
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RR
preferred .——
Boston
Low
50%
50
100
Kit
54
Boston
High
143 %
Copper Mining
Boston
Low
39%
—
Sales
for Week
Range
ef Prices
Par
Brands
Standard
Range for Year 1954
100
Anaconda
Week's
Last
Rales
Shares
172% 175%
175%
STOCKS
.
for Week
11%
mfmm
21
Friday
1
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
5
Corp
ENDED JANUARY
-
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
—
al22% al25%
.
14%
Apr
Apr
72
95%
Jan
119%
Sep
10
38%
38%
295
27%
Jan
37%
Dec
3
6%
1,025
—
13
13%
6%
13%
100
38%
39%
370
3
3%
2,100
1
3—
-
525
7
4% Mar
13%
8% Mar
19
2.55
Jan
July
.
Dec
Dec
39%
Dec
3%
Nov
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JANUARY 21
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
*
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Bankline
.
Barker
1
Corp
common
Bamhart-Morrow Consol
.
Oil
rBasin
.
Bendix
11%
1,275
10% Aug
16.
250
11%
Jun
17%
Sep
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700
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Nov
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8
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Bishop
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50%
35c
40c
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2,625
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v
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2.00
200
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6%
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651/4
555
319
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38%
Jan
47%
45%
47%
305
17c
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1,785
45%
45 XA
347
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Dec
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50
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Feb
65
57%
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Dec
Feb
Feb
May
47% Aug
-
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Records
Deere
&
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29
.
_
Dec
16V4 Sep
Products
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dow
Gas
preferred
pfd—
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red 1st pfd class A—
4.80% preferred
4.50%
preferred
Pacific Lighting common—.
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Dresser
Dumont
du
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de
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—
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Dec
61
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Fenney (J C) Co (Un)_____
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
33 y4
Dec
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a59% a59%
25
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145
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10
17
754
6%
Apr
8
Jan
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(Un)
1
Eastman Kodak Co
•
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El Paso'Natural Gas (Un)—i.
Bond
Electric
:
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Share
&
Erie
;
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Eureka
7% Dec
8% Aug
18%
Dec
PeDsi-Cola Co
Co
(Chas)
Oil
Phonograph
Co
5
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
Nov
Nov
Pullman
130
2,307
3,220
4
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205
14%
159%
160
392
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Radio Corp of
Nov
108
Jan
22% Jan
150%
Nov
39%
Dec
Jan
69 y4
Dec
35%
Jan
41%
Jun
25%
Sep
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20;
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133
14%
858
6%
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9%
16%
14%
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2.90
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16,340
100
446
446
450
32
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&
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Fitzsimmons
Flintkote
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75o
Sep
15%
Dec
Reynolds
Jun
13%
Dec
Rheem
Apr,
Apr
21 Vi
Dec
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1&
Dec
Richfield
uec
Rockwell
Nov
Ryan Aeronautical Co
11%
(Un)
class
Stores
1
A
1
23
1
10
6%
(Un)__
Co
Trailer
Co
4%
Garrett
Corporation
—
Dynamics Corp
3
General
Electric
General
Motors Corp common.
Public Service (Un)
General
Public
Co
(Un)
Utilities
General
Telephone
General
Tire & Rubber
Gimbel
Bros
Gladden
5
(Un)
2%
1
(Un)
Company
'
New
Jan
52%
Dec
Oct
37%
Dec
Dec
7% Aug
225
24%
81%
517
47
49%
1,251
92%
96
1,490
4%
4%
900
4%
Dec
a34 a34 %
110
28%
Jart
34Dec
Servomechanisms
Jan
May
38 V8 May
59%
Jan
42
Aug
79 V2
Dec
48
Jun
Seaboard
97%
Dec
Seaboard
4%
Dec
38
2,545
32%
Oct
36% May
Shell
27
39%
Nov
44%
Signal
2.65
21%
30c
7
29c
725
65
10
1,000
101% 102%
10
5,150
7
81
51%
51%
105
2.15
19%
32%
25c
4
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3.00 Aug
Dec
—
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2
2
200
1% May
2%
Nov
Chemical
1
3
3
3%
2,800
1% Aug
3%
Oct
(Un)
•
36%
36
36%
496
Great
Northern
Greyhound
RR
(Un)
Corp
3
Grumman Aircraft Eng
(Un)
14%
•
25
July
38
Dec
Mar
Hancock Oil Co class A
Preferred
Hoffman
:
Corp.:
Electronics
Central
Imperial
RR
Development
Iron
14%
664
11%
Jun
14
240
23%
Jan
27% Mar
38% Aug
37% Dec
Sperry Corp
46%
63%
64 %
70
140
Jan
Dec
International
International
International
Int'l
Intex
Jade
Tel
Oil
Oil
&
Nickel
Paper
Jones
16,408
20
Jan
26%
428
25
May
38
1,400
19% Jan
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
a23%
a23% a24%
Oct
1.30
Dec
Studebaker
48%
Dec
48%
Dec
Sunray Oil
14 V2
Jan
25 y4
Dec
46% Aug
63 V*
Dec
11c
Mar
al9%
36%
90
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-
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Jan
1% Aug
18% Jan
1
25
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Lane-Wellls
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3% Jan
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1,350
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Jan
4C
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BOeing
.
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Oil
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Kansas Power &
Range for
High
1
Kaiser
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12% Jan
Shares
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Kaiger Aluminum & Chem com
Motors Corp
Feb
161/2
20c
Aviation
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11
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,
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Low
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Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1954
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Week's
Friday
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Nov
40%
Dec
9%
Dec
26% Deo
12 y» Dec
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
I
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Los Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Truax-Traer
Twentietn
Union
Coal
Union
Co
Oil
Co
Calif
of
Union Pacific
United Air
Carbon
&
RR
Lines
Low
1
Century-Fox Film-.
Carbine
United
Gas
United
States
United
U
Rubber
S
Van
de
Warner
72%
86%
Dec
2,869
45
38%
Jan
58%
Dec
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112%
Jan
144%
Nov
35%
135
Dec
105
21% May
48 Va Jan
37%
78
a6'A
102
5% Mar
78%
6%
Dec
of
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71%
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5
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Inc (Un)
(P
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Zenda
(Un)
46Yn
71%
221
19
320
13V»
Jan
19%
196
35%
Nov
40%
23 Va
Jan
45%
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52
Mar
Feb
20.
18%
365
51
36 »A May
Sep
328
23 V4
Oct
74%
296
50%
Jan
78%
45
Nov
45
NOV
14c
Jun
3lc
Apr
8V4
Jun
12%
40 y2
Apr
60%
Nov
21 Va
Sep
25% Mar
24c
22,200
12%
370
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235
a26 % a26%
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11%
—
25
72
72
270
6c
7c
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•
13,500
—
—
—
Co
40
24
Nov
Jan
72%
Dec
4c
Mar
8c
Jan
65.%
Jan
89%
Nov
.
Friday
Week's
Range
10
Acme Steel Co
Admiral Corp
Advanced Aluminum
Affiliated
Gas
Allied
Chalmers
American Cyanamld Co
American Rad
& Stand
San
54%
26
Oil
Develop clas A common—5
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
50
Warrants
—
Ashland Oil
$1.50
&
2nd
conv
7
preferred-—
Automatic
Washer
Avco Mfg Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
13
Aviation
Corp
Bethlehem
Binks
Steel
Corp
1
(Un)
Manufacturing
Co—
Booth
Fisheries Corp
(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp new
common
Burlington Mills Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
C
&
Brothers
S
Super
—
common
Cenco
Chesapeake &
Chicago Corp
Ohio
Chicago
St
Island
Cliff's
•
;
'
•'
Nov
Jan
24%
Dec
Laclede
156 %
Feb
178%
Dec
Leath
55% July
66%
Dec
400
300
7
33%
Jan
72%
8%
Apr
14%
Dec
Lion Oil
5
Dec
7%
Dec
Louisville
14%
Jan
Lytton's
430
10%
Nov
200
23
Jan
26%
Jan
132 %
Dec
6%
Jan
&
Sep'
Minneapolis
Oct
Minnesota
of
Nemours
58 V*
28%
102
100
2%
700
29
104
1% Mar
950
21
500
61
1%
1%
1,800
7%
9 '/a
12,100
104% 107'A
Co
2%
Mickelberry's
Food
&
Mfg
Fuel
Manufacturing
Electric Controller A
Mfg
Elgin National Watch
Emerson Radio A
Jan
3
31%
Oct
101%
Dec
Missouri
1%
Dec
Modine
Jan
6%
Dec
River
800
50%
Jan
Dec
Motorola
350
16
Jan
26%
Dec
Muskegon
650
11V2
Jun
16%
Nov
105
44%
Jun
63%
Dec
18
Jan
39 %
Dec
Jan
17
Dec
60%
60'A
100
37 Va
38%
1,800
17
17%
250
5%
700
41%
69%
Jan
*
33%
30
33%
1,200
26
•
37%
36%
37%
2,400
28 Va
5
37%
31 Va
37%
200
58%
58%
58%
200
35%
15%
16
300
10%
Jan
28%
Mar
Nov
Feb
75
Dec
31
Aug
38%
Dec
Jan
Jan
42%
Dec
Jan
59'A
Dec
17y»
Dec
100
56%
Jan
88%
Dec
43 y2
43 %
200
38% Jan
44%
Nov
24%
25%
2,100
13%
10%
26%
Dec
84%
25%
13%
84%
Jan
13%
300
Jan
13% Aug
31%
31%
400
29%
Jan
34% July
27
27
100
25
Jan
28 Va
Sep
35%
34
35%
2,300
20%
Jan
37
Dec
41
41
41
200
32 Va
Jan
40%
Dec
21%
21%
21%
200
18%
Jan
22 Va
18
16'%
18
11
Jan
17
Sep
Dec
13
700
19y8
Feb
27 Va
Nov
National
38 Va
Dec
38 %
Dec
National
Lead
Cylinder
2%
2 Va
Dec
National
16%
100
llVa
Feb
17%
Dec
17%
600
National
Jan
17%
Dec
25
National
Tile
800
15%
Jan
25%
Nov
21%
New
21%
100
16%
Apr
24%
400
11V2
Jan
Prod
Standard
10V2
2
30%
24
300
iy2
Nov
21 y2
Jan
16%
2% July
32%
Dec
York
Central
RR
North
American Aviation (Un)
North American Car Corp
Illinois
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Northern Pacific
Power
Northwest Bancorporation
States
(Minn)
46
Dec
Ohio Edison
26
Dec
Ohio
26%
Dec
Oklahoma
46
Dec
400
500
19
65'A
65%
100
60 %
Jan
27% May
65 y» Dec
18
19
2.200
10 y»
Jun
17%
89%
91
200
9%
117% 120
66
2,400
8
25
102
68%
66'A
68%
1,700
56%
27%
26%
27%
3,100
17%
85
85
Jan
Mar
Aug
Feb
9iy*
12
Dec
Dec
Mar
Oil
Co
Co '(Un)
Patterson-Sargent
Peabody Coal Co
Co
Nov
Feb
72 Va
Dec
Penn Controls Inc
Jan
29%
Dec
Dec
48
Nov
5
1,400
5
5
convertible
1
Jan
87%
Nov
Feb
42%
Dec
Pensi-Cola
23%
Sep
31%
Dec
16Va
Pfizer
16
16%
1,300
12%
Jan
16%
Dec
47
44%
47%
4,700
37
65
64
65
12%
13%
39 %
38%
17%
16%
Co
32%
Jan
49 Va
Dec
200
41%
Jan
48 Va
Aug
(Chas)
&
24%
34%
37 %
1,800
17
Jan
33%
Oct
63
37%
12%
65
650
60
Dec
75
Dec
12'A
12%
400
6
Apr
12
Dec
Aug
13
13%
32%
700
3%
1,300
9%
9,600
3%
8'A
8
1,450
Phelps Dodge Corp
48%
Dec
Phillips
Co
Jun
68%
Nov
Public Service Co
Jan
13%
Dec
Pullman
39%
800
29%
Nov
40%
Dec
Pure
7%
1,200
4%
Oct
7%
4,800
7%
Jan
18'%
Dec
33%
1,100
21 %
500
7
28% Jan
10%
Jan
34% Aug
22% Dec
2,100
6
Jan
44%
45%
1,300
33 y2
Jan
47 V*
Dec
21%
27%
200
21
Dec
22%
Dec
7
Mar
Petroleum
of
55%
Jan
50%
51%
300
38%
Jan
72 y2
74
500
34%
Jan
85
Oct
29%
30%
250
22
Apr
32%
Aug
80
2,300
56%
Jan
80
Aug
31
Jan
53
NOV
24%
Aug
27
74
48%
47 V*
81%
48%
27
27
27
22%
22%
22%
800
17% Mar
22
Dec
22'A
22%
500
23%
Dec
100
16% May
38% Feb
150
28%
35% Aug
700
56%
56 Va
56%
34
34
25
34
8%
34%
32%
34%
4,100
54
52%
54
200
24%
24%
25
1,700
17%
15
15
100
11%
Jan
13%
Oct
20
20%
5,300
20%
Dec
20%
Dec
66
67%
200
73 »A
Dec
16%
Aug
20
Jan
34%
Dec
20
Jan
58
Dec
Jan
27
Dec
16%
16y4
16%
1,100
53% July
13% July
59
53
60
2,500
40 Va
Jan
57
Dec
23%
22'A
24
3,300
24
Dec
45%
16% Jan
38% Jan
44%
45%
800
44% Aug
65
65
100
54%
Jan
69%
Dec
23 Va
23%
100
24 V4
Dec
53
53 v2
1,000
21% Oct
41% Apr
17
Iff Va
1,300
22%
22 Va
200
21%
21%
100
18%
17
18%
550
14%
%
5%
300
16%
15%
16%
900
2% Apr
10% May
15%
Dec
52
53
100
20 V4
Jan
57
Nov
22%
24 Va
15
Apr
25
167
18 %
5
24
4,900
9%
60 V»
Dec
Jan
20%
Dec
13% Jan
13% Mar
20 V2
Dec
Nov
20% Mar
19
5%
Mar
Dec
Dec
400
135%
Jan
13'A
Jan
18%
Dec
39%
30% July
31% Jan
38 Va
Dec
38%
40
600
Sep
49%
49
50 Va
1,600
52%
Dec
71%
72%
300
54%
Jan
75 Va
Dec
39%
40%
300
36
Jan
42% Aug
67%
67%
200
41 Va
Jan
65%
Nov
68%
69
200
43%
Feb
73%
Dec
32%
32'A
32%
1,000
28 Va
Jan
34%
Dec
9%
9%
600
4%
Jan
10
Dec
39 V*
37%
39 y4
2,000
22%
Jan
39'
18%
19 y4
400
8%
Jan
23%
Dec
33 Va
34 %
2,200
14»A
Jan
35%
Nov
75 »A
78%
700
47%
Feb
84%
6Ve
*
5
(Un)
1
*
5
50c
Co
16%
Dec
166%
Dec
Spring & Axle
St Louis Public Service "A"
46%
Jan
72 y4
Dec
St
10
127%
Jan
Nov
Sangamo
8
17%
Dec
Rockwell
2.50
10
53
15
Dec
200
Jan
11% Mar
53
18
16%
Dec
14Vs
300
9% May
15
Dec
Sears
Co.
7%
42 %
.-
—1
2,100
8%
Dec
44%
Dec
25%
26 Va
21 y8 July
26%
26%
500
19
Jan
25%
Dec
14%
14%
3,400
12
July
16
Dec
37%
200
20% Mar
41
700
700
23% May
15% Apr
27
.Dec
150
14%
19
Nov
1.600
28 %
24%
19%
30
24 y4
25 V*
19%
-
19%
Jun
"
50c
Dec
Jun
33% July
*
10
1.40
600
42%
31 Va
14%
5
;
7%
41 %
Dec
26 Va
26
5
12
Paper Co
Co
33 Va
•
•
Jan
Jan
Schenley Industries (Un)_
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd_
67%
•
9%
A
18%
4,000
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rex a 11 Drug (Un >
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
Roebuck
Dec
72%
104%
34 y2
8V2
18%
Corp (Un)
Corp of America (Un)__
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Electric
3% Mar
162%
Radio
Bros
Dec
2,300
18
(Un)
Remington Rand
63
8%
8
157
Company (Un)
Co
Jan
Jan
*
300
18% Aug
Dec
54
•
200
2(12
Dec
12.50
300
17%
Sep
7% July
89 y4
(Un)
14%
200
5% July
400
4y«
18%
Theatres
Regis
32% July
Jun
Indiana
157% 153%
70
14%
Jan
162%
Onwker Oats Co
Rlchman
Jan
2%
82
81
Dec
17%
21
10%
27
100
(Un)
Jan
33%
Jan
1
7%
Nov
Dec
Dec
7'A
1,000
32
*
Co
48%
34%
8%
33%
600
33%
8
—33%c
500
Jan
Nov
8%
32%
10
(Un)
1,100
25%
Sep
200
46
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
24%
300
4%
46%
50
72%
33%
Oct
46
25
class A
300
RKO
43
2
preferred
pr
400
Oil
Dec
3
Dec
Dec
45%
(Un)—l
Pennsylvania RR
5%
200
;
13%
Sep
5
common
117%
43
18
Apr
31%
7.50
Pan American World Airways
Parker Pen Co class A
Parker Pen Co class B„
30%
,14
8%
3,250
13V2
24
2
Gas
29 %
17%
1,900
48
47%
*
Natural
40%
53
15", 8
45%
10
Manufacturing Co
29%
200
15
com__5
Olln-Mathleson Chem Corp
44%
23%
13%
120
16% Feb
38% Jan
12
Northern
Nov
2% Mar
Jan
100
Dec
42%
8»A
1
Dec
4%
Oak
8%
42
—100
26%
Dec
Jan
Jan
100
5
Ry
Apr
31%
7
9%
200
2,200
1
Co
Jan
69
Aug
8%
*
19%
7
Nov
3%
13%
10
Corp
38 y2
33%
Dec
5%
2% May
25%
*
(Un)
1,000
7
41%
2% July
700
13 »/„
8%
1
27
9%
Oct
100
3
38%
25
10
July
Jan
34%
4%
3
13%
—5
Co
Mfg
24%
23 Va
200
Oct
4%
38
3
5
Co
A
Northern
700
106%
1
Gas
16%
29»A
Feb
*
A
Distillers
20% July
24% Dec
64%
25%
-3
—
class
2,200
1% May
1,000
99 Va 101%
Motor Specialties—
38
2
101%
1,450
•
24%
18
Dec
17%
25
Inc
Convertible
25
43%
15
16%
38'A
_10
Cement
Co—
24%
23%
Phonograph (Un)__5
Apr
3%
♦
Portland
Mfg
27
5
9%
15%
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mississippi
24%
7.50
NOV
15
1
300
>
29
1
—
Jun
15% Apr
33% Mar
•
Jan
15'A
1
Brewing Co
Min
4614
—
21%
1,000
;
•
46
—
19% May
2% Nov
25%
400
3,850
3%
33
68 y2
Dec
550
28%
3 y2
31%
com—*
Products
500
—
28 Va
3%
33
4
30%
5
Nov
1
new
Utilities
South
18
1,500
(Un)
Cement
—
10
Nov
11%
1
Miller A Hart Inc common
22
xl7'A
L)
Jan
3A
(Alan B)
(Un)
26%
Apr
8
"
Ky
30%
1
Jan
•
Middle
10
USA
22%
1,350
*
Co
63
10c
de
Field
Jan
45
650
10%
7
(Henry C) & Co
Marshall
46 %
5
Laboratories Inc
I)
Elec
Dec
-
26%
ioy2
•
&
Dec
7
25%
10%
2
Gas
7
1
26%
Jan
92%
500
20
Corp
31%
5
Co
13%
10
Sep
30 y4 May
•
com
46
1
6%
Jan
Jan
8.75
Preferred
Jan
10
Dec
17%
*
30%
23
3% May
Dec
66'A
*
10
.
5
Jan
4
2s
(Un)
Jan
46
18%
23
—*
University
Jan
1
Dec
14
103
1
•
common
25
Jun
8% Aug
1,750
_5
5
(Un)
4,600
10
(Un)
8%
1
Jan
11%
29
•
(Un)
Llbby McNeil & Llbby
Lindsay Chemical Co new
Dec
200
1
1
16
35
10
common
4%
100
18 % Sep
26% May
28%
33 %c
800
9%
Jan
31 y2
•
;
800
*
5'A
5%
—*
Co—
6%
Pacific
♦
18%
34'A
7.50
preferred
Feb
•
common
$2.50
Dec
1% July
10
Jan
9 % May
•■13% Feb
,v
♦
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Co
Co
14
3
*
300
1
Extension
Gas
&
52%
5,100
1,600
Salle
Dec
29%
200
La
Jan
1,300
•
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
.Eddy Paper Corp
Elder
9%
13%
2,700
23
Iron
Finance
Dow Chemical Co
(E
900
Katz Drug Co
Kennecott Copper
2,000
100
Manufacturing Corp
Pont
Knapp Monarch
Kropp Forge Co
100
Co
Domestic
Du
Kimberly-Clark
Dec
28% July
14% May
800
common
Class A
:
Jun
Feb
2
Company
Edistn
Drewry's Limited
*
48%
55%
21%
4%
common
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp
Mont
Feb
43 % Mar
200
24%
Container Corp of America
Continental Motors
Corp
Crane Co common
Du
36%
700
1
&
Commonwealth Edison
Dodge
400
4"%
1
Columbia Gas System
.
Dec
25
4%% preferred
Clinton Foods Inc
Coleman Co Inc
Detroit
25
2
preferred
Chicago Towel Co
Chrysler Corp
&
Dec
Oct
23'A
5
63'A
15
Kansas City Power & Light
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
24 Vh
Ry— *
Chicago So Shore A 8o Bend RR__12.50
Deere
22%
19%
500
—
(Un)
Paul A Pac
Rock
Cleveland
Nov
—
common
convertible
Chic Milw
74%
1
;
Certain-teed Products
$3
Jan
11% May
2,400
,50c
Corp
Central & South West
Corp
Central Illinois
Light Co
Central Illinois Public Service
500
62%
3.50
13%
—
53%
i
1
Light Co
2%
•
Centlivre Brewing
Corp
&
12%
30
11% Mar
..
1
Jones A Laughlin Steel (Un)
Power
Portland
23
25
1,600
500
Corp
Interstate Power Co
(Glenn
__
24 %
14%
2
Co
Martin
10c
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Celanese Corp of America
Shoe
Medusa
15
Corp
23%
4,000
—10
Metropolitan Brick Inc
21%
22 y2
22%
69
16%
12.50
650
18%
Co
Dec
17'A
17% '
100
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.
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37
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16»/2
300
14%
—
Development
Dec
5
(Un)
17 %
i
18%
10
9%
20c
1,000
1
Co
4%
5
1
Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd Company
Brick
39%
17%
'
13%
1
Jan
25
18%
10
Co
Jun
21
3
51%
17%
—25
common
2ya
105%
10
Dec
Corporation
28 Vs
1
!
Borg
20%
51
•
18
Jan
3
Heln Werner Corp
Heler (Walter E) &
300
7%
•
14%
,
*
1
200
1%
May
Sep
1
2%
104
37
Dec
—
38%
2%
lp
790
Dec
Dec
8%
9
58
5
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Berghoff Brewing Corp
38
42%
———
2"%
28%
37%
2
6%
13%
37%
30
Co
38%
*
Dec
34% Aug
i—3
—
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———.—50c
Belden Manufacturing Co
10
Bendix
26%
-
126
8%
38%
Dec
34y«
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—
3
3
Bastian-Blessing Co
26%
9
—10
Co
13%
124
—
4
7
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—
50
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
15%
6%
12%
*
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
70
14%
15%
1
50
69'A
—
5
common
8%
48'A
—
—
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12%
23
8'A
--
10
Athey
,
12%
21%
173'A 174%
65%
66%
—
98%
Nov
28% July
32% Oct
,50
Iowa Illinois Gas A Electric
45%
26
29
Jan
27%
400
200
Iowa
500
51%
12Va
59
4,450
Dec
54%
23
5,300
34%
39%
Oct
37
10
174%
96'A
37
33%
39%
Feb
Jan
42
5
92 Va
34 Va
14 y2
Dec
Jan
40%
8
96%
10%
9%
3%
41%
100
Nov
75%
10
25%
23%
—
Jun
14 y.
4% May
46% Jan
14%
1,150
41
22%
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour & Co (111) common
Nov
2,100
8'A
39
23%
(Un)
6%
Jan
72%
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
800
7 Va Mar
22
7
Dec
48%
Jan
400
International Tel A Tel
4 %
71%
.
82
May
9%
1,600
International
100
21
Machine A Foundry
American Motors Corp
45% May
38
8%
Dec
300
23
American
200
Dec
Aug
Dec
70%
Apr
8%
12.50
Co
2,900
14'A
18%
7%
Nov
48%
14%
1
American Can
500
49%
3%
15
Dec
69%
27
18 % May
1
Theatres
Amurex
20 Va
72
%
80%
14'A
Jan
July
8%
28%
Jan
400
400
7%
39'A
76
47 Va
2'A
70%
International Nickel Co (Un)
International Packers Ltd
International Paper (Un)
High
Nov
26%
8
1954
Low
40 V\
28 %
20
American Airlines (Un)
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Range for Year
3,100
8%
•
Mfg
44%
7%
8
17%
1
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
:
International Mineral & Chemical
14%
1
Laboratories
Allis
Shares
26%
■*——50c
(Un)
12
4O0
1,900
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
Helleman (G) Brewing Co
Inland
28'/a
8
1
Akron Brass Mfg
Alleghany Corp
26%
5
167
18%
Jan
35
—
Illinois Central RR
High
44%
1
Castings
Equipment
of Prices
LotD
44%
3
15
18 Y»
48%
20
common
Indiana Steel Products Co
for Week
8
2%
14%
18%
5
Halllcrafters Co
Industrial
Salea
JLast
Sale Price
6%
8
Gulf Oil Corp
Illinois
compilation at lh« round-lot transactions
only
Par
400
6
(Un)__
Hammond Organ Co
Midwest Stock Exchange
Abbott Laboratories
300
9%
*
_—
(W H)
Griesedieck
Hupp
STOCKS
Dec
3%
9%
3
———
(Un)
Bros
Huttig Sash & Door
A
Dec
3
9% May
3% Dec
Dec
74%
12%
Oct
3%
9%
Gray Drug Stores5*-———i——11
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
♦
Grelf Bros Cooperage class A
•
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Dec
10
14%
1
Gossard
Nov
a27V2 a28,/a
Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.A_i-
Dec
72
1,400
6
Goldblatt
Dec
17%
Aug
11%
2
Finance Corp common
Glidden
/
33% Sep
18%
11%
11%
5
Motors Corp
Package Corp
Public Utilities
General Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Gillette (The) Co
Dec
a52% a52%
25c
♦
"
a78 a78%
—
10c
(Urn
14
27%
74
'100
14% May
8% Jan
18
__
•
18%"
Jan
9%
1
Candy Corp
Genoral
•
32%
16%
Jan
3%
General
Sep
70
Apr
5%
10
General
Dec
95
Jun
15 Va
10Q
General Electric Co—
Dec
37%
55%
High
200
7%
General
Dec
Low
16%
7%
5
General Dynamics
Range for Year 1954
High
16%
General Box Corp
Dec
73%
!, al8%
—
1
Corp
Jan
Apr
'
10
Mining Co
Radio
30
39%
Auto
General Contract
Dec
Low
Shares
1
General
Dec
105
Drive
Sale*
for Week
tvange
of Prices
5
of America Inc
Fox
Brewing ex-distribution
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Dec
6%
18Va
a78'/2
•
(Un)
Gold
13%
945
18
10c
Youngstown Sheet it Tube (Un)
Zenith
32%
July
a41
32%
1
_
.
Co
Jan
9
5% Aug
73%
(Un)—:1—.4 •;. * —; ]"■ 18%
Lines—
Wllllston Basin
&
28
36%
*
Telegraph (Un)
.10
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)———10
Westlnghouse Elec (Un)
—12%
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)__
•
Woolworth
3
a40%a41%
18 Va
(Un)_
Hi
new
(Un)
Western Union
Wilson
200
Brewing Corp
Mills
Pour-Wheel
Dec
71%
71%
71%
Amer
Coal
14
14
a5%
Jan
a39%
Pictures
Air
a34
13%
Oil
Chemical
Kentucky
Western
a
a5%
Washington Water Power (Un1
West
55 Va
a77%
(Un)
Corp
Bros
138
a6
Kamp's Bakers
Va-Carolina
Flour
a78
Steel Corp
Consolidated
Vanadium
Dec
Radiator,-
Co
United States
Universal
Par
Dec
53 »A
Last.
High
17%
Industries
States
30'A
35%
Corp (Un)
(Un)—
Corp (Un)
Corp
Low
134
30 %
(Un)
United Aircraft
United
High
18% al87s
Week'a
Friday
Sale Price
Range for Year 1954
783
54%
21
STOCKS
Shares
a81a83%
al41%
u
JANUARY
Falstaff
a82y4
common
ENDED
14% Aug
18% Apr
29%
tUnj
FOR WEEK
Sales
for Wee*.
29%
a
—
1
(On)
Chronicle... Monday, January
24, 1955
1%
1%
76%
76%
Dec^
29»A JDec
1,100
1%
77
Jan
-
% Aug
1%
Apr
300
57% Mar
78%
Nov
.
Number 5397... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
35
(443)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Sales
Last
JANUARY 21
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Por
Serrick
Shell
,
Corp class B
Oil
common
Co
South
Bend
Lathe
Southern Co
(Un)
Works
Southwestern
Spiegel
Public
lnc
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil N J
of
California
of
Ind
Stewart-Warner
new
>
Truax-Traer
Pittsburgh
28
Jun
15%
Jan
18% July
54%
Plymouth
25%
Nov
28% Aug
11% Dec
28%
12
10%
12
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
of
Air
*
*
75%
5,200
43
13%
7%
800
19%
13
760
13%
14%
45%
40%
37
25%
46%
15(4
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
87%
Dec
14
Abbott
14%
1,800
12%
Jan
15
Aug
Admiral
54%
38"%
26 y8
25%
18%
18%
29%
29%
83
81%
83
28%
40%
Nov
48%
Dec
Air
500
25%
Jan
40%
Dec
3%
Dec
800
15%
Jan
26%
13
Apr
19
Dec
100
19%
Apr
30
Feb
85% July
28%
1,300
36
500
6 Ys
6%
6 Va
13%
13%
13%
71%
2,600
9
10
29%
10
29%
22%
1
36%
•
18%
17%
24%
Feb
12%
Dec
40%
14%
Radio
88%
88%
100
10%
10%
10 %
200
Jan
19%
Anaconda
Dec
79
Sep
Armco
Armour
92
Nov
Apr
11
Jan
Jan
73
Dec
95%
Nov
600
38%
100
65% May
Atlas
American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
Co
<
a,
—
27%
-
10
Pity Electric C.o
Tjima-Hamlltnn
Baldwin
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
Transit
6%
765
595
19%
Dec
25%
Dec
Jan
29%
300
Jan
Jan
13%
2% Mar
preferred
12%
10%
50
—__
39
___50-
Corp common
50
preferred
12%
176
4%
Feb
12
130
25'A
Jan
42
Jan
176
Dec
70% July
11% Mar
84
Dec
9
140
%
81
81
5
16%
16%
17%
700
,_1.80
39%
39
39%
2,016
38%
Dec
41%
25
68'A
66%
68%
1,799
56
Feb
72%
1
8%
8%
9%
627
Delaware Power & Light common. -13 %
6'A
31%
30%
31%
419
27%
Duquesne
35%
34%
35%
1,570
28
28%
371
Budd
Company
Campbell
Soup
Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
Electric
Light Co
Storage
Garfinckel
General
10
•
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(Julius)
Motors
Gimbel
Co
~50c
common
Corp
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Homasote
common
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&
5%
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non
Investment
&
com
pfd
cum
Pennsylvania
Salt
Scott
—
—
Aug
100
5%
9%
3%
Jun
12%
12%
12%
500
38
34%
38%
1,176
22%
20%
22%
1
13
8
2,100
13
May
16%
17%
20
Jan
Jun
A Gas
23%
10% Mar
12
Dec
Sep
Jan
7'/a
Feb
Jan
17%
Dec
2,342
35 Va
Jan
46 Va
Dec
Clorox
46%
23%
22
24
4,991
15% Mar
25 Va
Dec
46%
49
707
Colorado
38
53
%
Nov
47%
148
Columbia
35% May
48%
Oct
Class
35
35
37%
38%
3,407
14%
11%
14%
12,283
14
12%
14 «/8
70
31
Mar
„
32 Va
Jan
37%
36%
28%
29%
30%
32%
32%
32%
13%
56%
i—•_
14
28%
Jan
39%
16%
Jan
20%
25
42%
Jan
16%
68%
5%
6%
37%
•
10
36%
36%
Gas
River
—
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78
78
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£
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88
88%
*
Dec
%
15% Mar
18%
Nov
68%
Jan
86%
Nov
4% Jan
6%
Dec
33%
Jan
38% Aug
30%
Jan
40
107%
28'A
•
•
70
Cons
Jan
%
131%
Sale Price
Pai
Co
•
,
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Dec
Jan
37
Low
28%
27%
Columbia Gas System.
•
16%
15%
Duquesne Brewing
5
6%
6%
Duouesne
Light
•
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Fort
Pitt
*or
page
41
26%
l
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28 %
16%
7
252
2,179
4»/a
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Crown
Steel
Crucible
Curtis
14'A
Dec
14%
15Va
905
34%
37c
37c
28"%
Jan
29% Mar
25c
Feb
39%
Dec
43
Dec
43c
Aug
7
Dec
Dec
39%
Dec
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50
a25y4 a25%
102 % 104 y4
1
—
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Dec
Dec
Jan
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Jun
14
Oct
Jan
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10
1,088
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Nov
102
50%
215
17
2
1
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700
15%
~
13
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70% Aug
38% Dec
Jan
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37%
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544
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16%
16%
200 "
*
2'A
290
11% Mar
18%
18%
200
11%
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24%
24%
110
16%
Jan
25
Dec
28%
29
599
17'A
Jan
28%
Dec
23%
25%
964
14%
Jan
26%
Dec
19 Va
19 V4
210
14% Mar
22
Aug
130
130
5
17
5
10
24%
25'%
17,
38'A
o%
Dec
2
Curtiss-Wright
Abbey
Cypress
Dec
V5r Aug
7%
Dec
21% Jan
32%
Dec
19%
Dec
84'A
Dec
570
6%
6}£
470
30
30%
811
17%
17%
221
14
May
a83% a85%
2b Vb 25 Va
148
45%
Feb
150
16%
Apr
26
Dec
_.
17%
a84%
—
1-10
1.05
.
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—
__
68'A
10% Mar
17
Dec
50
37% May
'45%
Jan
Dec
72%
122%
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Jan
5~l"%
Dec
56%
287
100
51
Feb
81% Jan
1,205
24c
Dec
200
42
24%
Dec
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200
44%
Jan
66 %
Aug
a83JA a84'A
35
48%
Apr
50
Apr
16
16'A
1,083
12%
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12
12y4
400
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45
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61
.
.
—
8%
Jun
15% May
16 %
Dec
13
Sep
22
Dec
1,317
37
Jan
48
Dec
639
59
Jan
136
Dec
45%
46
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13% 13%
350
124
—
15% Mar
126
125
—
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45%
20
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.
26% May
33% Mar
36 %
2,015
24c
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90
Dec
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30
76'A Jan
105
Aug
58%
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35
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,
100
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*
.
8%
8%
1
17'A
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17%
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5
17
16'A
2
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Jan
64%
Apr
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8
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Dec
Apr
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Aug
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Mar
24
400
1,936
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Dec
14%
1,340
15'A
—
*
25
(Un)
Co
25c
36%
300
35 %
14%
__
•
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Jun
Jan
12% Aug
15c
34'/a
—
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class
Dec
10c
22%
15c
35'A
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America
of
Giorgio Fruit Corp-'class
Di
Class
B
A
common..
preferred
—i-.——
(Un).
84
Dec
Dorr
Oliver Inc_—
93
Dec
Dow
Chemical
Pont
El
18%
Dec
100
60c
Feb
90c
Dec
17%
347
14%
Apr
17%
Dec
17 'A
1,026
13%
Apr
62
Jan
66
Dec
36%
Feb
51%
Nov
15% Mar
29%
Nov
33'A Feb'
47
;
Paso
Natural
Warrants
Range for Year 1954
Ewa
High
Fibre
Board
Jan
29
Dec
Florida
12%
Jan
16%
Dec
Food
5% July
7%
Jan
Fruehauf
&
Machinery
,
2fi
158%
158% 158%
480
105%
Jan
<Uni
1—10
*.
pfd
(Un)
Chemical
64'A
<Un)__100
35%
295
28%
Jan
35%
Sep
General
Dynamics Corp
28%
340
22%
Jan
27%
Dec
General
Electric Co
4%
43
3% July
4%
Jan
General
Foods
—
—
22%
__
•
—
Corp—10
47%
—
8%
41'A
4°%
1
-25c
1
Trailer
'
9
*
20
prior
Light
a69%
__
3
Co
Co—
Corp
523
Jan
——_——-—
&
130
44%
9%
Co—
Prod
Power
33'A
44
—
105
——
Plantation
17%
50
33'A
—
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Gas
Capwell
Ltd
Corp
49%
11
1,849
a14%
Oil Works-—-—
Emporium
5
66
,
class A <Un)_10c
(Un)
Kodak Co
Dorado
Eureka
—•
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common—
de Nemours
66
49'A
--
—
Co
Laboratories
Mont
El
?
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—10c
Corp common
Co
Publishing
26'%
4
Dec
8% Mar
434
(Un)_^
Refining
May
Low
241
71 Va
70y4
19'AMar
Motors -»Un > •
80% May
Sales
Hioh
Deo
Jan
69%
100
(Un)_,
Indus
34%
8.50
Brewing
footnote*
Chem
'
Oct
for Week
Shares
Dec
15%
420
(Un)
Edison—1
Products
Eastman
Friday
33
Jan
9% Mar
Dec
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Blaw-Knox
Packers
Continental Oil Co Del
du
-
16
77
10%,
Natural Gas Co new com
Continental
Du
STOCKS
18
al5% al6%
38%
(Un)
System
Consolidated Edison of N
Nov
945
1,500
Sep
a30l/a a30%
1,500
—2'A
Nov
$14,000
Aug
42
10%
Solvents
Consolidated
$3
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56
37% July
10 y4
Domln«"iez Oil Fields
-.-s
Jan
15
■36%
-
66
_
2,026
100
Crocker First Nat'l Bank---,--
70.
43%
56
38c
Iron—_____
&
Dec
.
Dec
54
a41% a41%
71
Broadcasting System clA-2%.
Commonwealth
Mar
BONDS lserf
Fuel
33%
10
51%
a42
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Jun
.
23% Aug
Jan
13%
4
Corn
,
Jan
29%
Apr
Co
Sep
880
15%
1,578
a40%
10
31
1,276
154
50%
a42
(Un)
29% Aug
38%
133
Dec
48
510
(Un)——1%
Jan
175
Dec
a23% a24%
-5
Jan
39%
39
133
45
712
.
45
Jan
k—
25%
Bep
31 % May
8%
(Un)
25%
47%
1,705
38%
*
26 %
1,673
Dec
a40% a42%
38%
5
376
..
66
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127
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1,720
.
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Dec
58%
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*
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»
68
1
common..
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795
.
55%
38%
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Mines
Columbia
Dec
5%
29%
Serv—*
^
11%
8,974
3,491
29%
976
—
(Un).
& Co
Commercial
21
*
Dec
Jan
43%
58
35%
39 Vb May
4
38%
20%
43%
Dec
66%
66V2
262
Oil Co Ltd—
Pacific Ry
Chemical
46%
38 Va
©
Dec
45%
178 %
—
.i-——5.50
Atlantic
Silver
Clayton
48%
Mar
24%
Jan
—
pfd n-C (Un)-100
com
(Un)
„*
Corp
5
Corp
Cities Service Co
46%
•
BaJt Transit Co 4s
series A-
Oct
12%
30%
Water
Lothrop
Dec
268
45%
•
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Dec
200
__50
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(
Va
12
33%
7%
10
com
common
Brook
5
Dee
16%
46%
3
Electric
16%
7%
7
Jan
Jan
509
Co—
Packing
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(J
16%
16%
preference com
Co
Woodward*
5s
5%
'
50
common
preferred—
Washingtoiir'.Gks Light
;
Dec
20
United'(CUta-- Improvement
,
28%
10
OiL,Cd—_w
$4.50
21 Va
•
PaperaCjb
United
328
5
^
Power
A
Scrantotv^k^ig
Sun
27%
200
13%
29%
—
—25
12%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
Celanese Corp of America
*
Central Eureka Corp
J
Chance Vought Aircraft
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)__»
Preferred
(Un)
100
Chrysler
Corp
25
Case
•
preferred
series
div
26%
15
Nov
6%
(Unl
Dry Ginger Ale
10
Mfg.
__L_
'
Public Service
$1.40
Dec
Transportation Go—
Electric
Reading
Dec
16%
Pacific
California
Dec
20 Va
•
com
Peoples Drug Stores lnc
Phiiaueipnia Electric common
L
98%
Jan
10% May
1
Pennsylvania Water <fc Power Co
3.60%
Jan
13%
7
RR
Potomac
Canadian
58%
15
Cement
Canadian
100
50
Pennsylvania
Participating
Philco Corp
Dec
200
1
Corp
Pennsylvania Power At Light
Common
22%
3,141
16%C
Pennroad
Philadelphia
Canada
19
10
& Co lnc
National
Oct
97%
„_10
-
Navigation
(Glenn
Merck
Calif
28%
21%
—
35% Mar
889
Dec
19
14% May
65% Oct
156%
56
1
Corporation
Jackson Co
33% Aug
35% Sep
19
—
71
22%
Nov
13%
—
Calaveras
92
Jun
9%
—
Calif Oregon Pwr 6%
21
——
14% Jan
6Va
Inc__—
California Ink Co
19
1
Martin
Mar
113
365
13%
_,
Dec
97'A
15
_
-
International. Resistance
Lehigh
18
18%
12y8
6'A
(Un)__
Dec
21%
•
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common
Co
Co
50
Apr
Jan
Dec
56
380
—
~
'
Dec
44%
13%
Burroughs
Byron
24%
Feb
(Un) —13
(Un)__
Sullivan
&
Jan
43 »A Mar
5
(Un)—
Hill
15'A
36'A
609
54%
10
Corp
Company
Bunker
175
358
42,
—
5
i
Dec
—
10
Calif-^
Aug
9
Apr
May
Budd
2,285
2~2>A
17% Dec
5
Watch
(The)
23%
28%
23
V
5
Brothers
Hamilton
23%
48
Dec
11% May
1,845
—
5
Borg-Warner Corp new com
Broadway-Hale Stores lnc
Dec
'
Co
72% Aug
173% 174%
174%
(Un)—5
Oil
Borden
73%
Feb
a43% a45%
a45%
*
Corp
Instruments
Aircraft
Jan
51
a69a69V2
22%
—
*
.
Dec
a69y4
47
196
22%
12
*
750
2,041
22y8
22%
Dec
3
RR
of
Co
73
2%
21%
—
25
Co_—■_
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)—
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp—
:—
4% Nov
7,737
' 39%
176-
Dec
18%
(Un)
Ohio
&
Oil
Bishop
37% July
8%
••
1,142
f
3%
NOT
178%
Dec
I8V2
P2
Bendix Aviation Corp
62%
Co—
Securities
partic
Jan
8%
72'/a
__
50
20
Benguet Consol Mining (Un)
Jan
3% Mar
Oct
51%
:
Bethlehem Steel
44
155%
Jan
3%
54%
(Un)
3 2'A
2%
120
a72% a74%
22
25
(Un)
Corp
Baltimore
Range for Year 1954
4,960
37%
,14
3% •
'
1
non-cum
36%
„
13
*
Common
$2.50
Bankers
__r
lc
Mfg
Beech
356
%
25% " 27%
—13
1
Corp
Refining Co
22% Mar
280
3,126
8
40%
Corp—._.
& Co (111) com (Un)
Corp
Basin
Low
56%
"i;
i
73
a74%
5
Corp
Dec
6
42
(Un)—
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Dec
28%
31
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20
.
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5%
12%
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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Atlantic
Shares
54%
"100
—
Louisiana
"
High
Oct
Mar
8
(Un)—1
Copper Mining
Beckman
Loto „Hlgh
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1
Tel_
&
20
5%
1
Atok-Big Wedge
for week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
♦1%
30%
Year 1954
Low
19
*
B
Range for
High
70
20
Steel
Atlantic
Sales
Range
Shares
a27% a27%
__
1
(Un)
(Un)
Arkansas
20%
for Week
,a44%a44%
*
class
Sales
v
Ranee
of Prices
y,
Low
—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Dec
Jan
8%
22
Exchange
Week's
.
Par-
Corp
54%
75%
Last
Dec
10
(Un)
Apr
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Dec
80 Va
Refining (Un)„•
Co
Jan
88
Week's
27%
(Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
Avco
Friday
Dec
Jan
50% Jan
(Uri)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
88
*
27%
22%
5
Co
Tel
33% Aug
21% Dec
73
Corp
Dec
36% July
19% Dec
Jan
88%
Mar
4
5
Chem
&
Woolen Co
27%
25
Zenith
Potash
American
400
1,050
400
Tube
American Radiator & S S
Viscose
21
Youngstown Sheet &
American
Apr
American
5
Dec
229
(Un)
10
Dec
51%
Co
Ltd
22%
«
7V2
555
(Un)
Smelting &
21
Machine
Factors
American Motors
Tobacco
51%
Yates-Atnerican
American
Dec
Tel &
14%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Oct
15 % July
79
fUn)
Dec
American
19
51%
4% Feb
28%
:
Co
13%
28% May
*
11% Nov
200
27%
Friday
com
(Un)
American
150
10
Nov
Co
American
400
Co
Cyanamid
Dec
300
Co
Can
American
Dec
31%
W)
American
Dec
Dec
22%
(F
230
7%
21 VB
(Uu>_
Theatres
Nov
80
22%
Publishing
Bdst-Para
lnc
79%
31%
Woolworth
Airlines
American
27%
10
World
13%
7'A
2,V
Jan
10
Service
13%
13c
74%
i
74%
Jun
Wisconsin
Public
Jun
27%
;—
100
19
13%
5c
10,700
78 %
'—
Limited
35% May
20
10c
28%
.
(Un)
50%
36%
36%
9c
1'
6%
Jan
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power
•
18% Jan
:•
.
36%
Mar
24%
100
22%
20
8
600
76%
79
394
*
■
1,300
76%
26%
Mar
10
Corp
58%
7% May
39 ya
100
75
79
5
,
9
26'A
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Amer
Jan"
21% May
4% Jan
100
69%
12 %
common
38%
800
71%
•
-
Laboratories
Aluminium
500
55
35%
Feb
Dec
26 %
Dec
70%
Dec
25%
60c
12.50
Juneau Gold Mining Co
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)_
Dec
200
2,000
53%
Telegraph
lnc
2
Dec
70c
100
1
Nov
8%
60c
5
71
Dec
31%
60c
10c
2Va
24% Jan
30
5
Axle
Alaska
Feb
4,300
26%
28%
At
t
■
3,100
4
30%
,
Dec
Nov
July
t>%
60c
STOCKS
Dec
23%
3%
210
30%
Sale Price
Jan
50%
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool new common
Stores
Sep *
57%
•
Co
1 51%
17%
l
Union
Feb
600
38%
8
Dec
17
Jan
1
:<■
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2,100
3%
1
Spring
7%
San Francisco Stock
85%
51
52% Jun
.
36% Dec
(23% Dec-
21 %
38%
116
~7%
*
5
7%
Dec
48 Va
,
84
14%
l%July
65 »A
10
Corp
Nov
20%
21
10
Co
Wieboldt
8,450
41%
31% July
Dec
10,400
800
65
65
Glass
Corp
14% Dec.
48
10
(Un)
14
Nov
Jan
25
(Del)
Jan
10%
r
45'A
Dec
32
!
44%
Feb
300
26%
47
10%
26%
800
40%
26%
9%
Oct
Feb
30
1,740
Alloys Steel—'
Westingnouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Dec
Jan
2 Vb
Toy Mining
United Engineering At Foundry Co
Dec
45
25%
2
San
Dec
400
1
Industries
Motor
48%
111%
Jan
75
2ya
Vanadium
Nov
Jan
31
816
United States Glass common
72%
30
16'A
Oct
45%
40 Va
common—2.50
Co
Bolt
Co
Rockwell
Jan
16
Oct
32%
25
&
24%
16%
5%
900
9
45
Renner
Plate
Oil
High
33
5
77%
2,400
43%
12%
13
Pittsburgh
Dec
2% Aug
Jan
8%
•
lnc
53
24%
1
Corp
May
3% Mar
1,000
46
1
(Un)
U S Steel Corp common
Van Dorn Iron Works
White
300
1
Calif__-
Corporation
6%
106% 108%
43
2
Mo
Lines
1
44%
108%
2 ■
Carbon
of
3,400
74
45%
•
common
&
6% Mar
2%
6%
5
Coal
2,800
1%
_25
common..
200
July
"
Low
38%
1
1
Pitts Screw
Jan
24
Range for Year 1954
tiioh
37%
*,
Co
Brewing
36%
——1
Century-Fox Film
Union Carbide
Western
Dec
400
5'
Co
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Continental Corp
Walgreen
54 %
1,800
25
Tri
S
Jan
Corp
4,100
» J
*.
;
(The) new
Transamerica Corp
U
35 %
19%
10
,
r:
Tool
(The)
Edison
United
900
Low
Shares
•
Manufacturing Co
52%
1
Corp
Co
United
51%
Natco
26
5
Thor Power Tool Co
20th
Dec
1
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)__—
Swift & Company
Traue
Joy
52%
28%
10
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand Machine
Toledo
Dec
Jan
28%
15
Sunbeam
Co
29%
32%
Refractories
(Joseph)
19
•
Corp
Container
Texas
Jan
700
43%
51%
25
common
(Un)
Studebaker-Packard
-
16%
52
1
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
Stone
100
2
Corp
Home
27%
2%
Dredging
Dec
300
24%
Warrants
Standard
July
59%
Walker
60
1
common
Harbison
52%
•
Service
Feb
26
5
(Un)
Par
14%
50%
51%
5
(Un)
Souuiern Pacific Co
High
July
50%
52
15
i
10
27%
•
Vacuum Oil
Low
300
Sale*
for Week
Range
of Prices
e
56%
_1
:
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony
12
60
7.50
Steel Strapping
High
12
___l
Co
Slgnode
Lovd
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1954
*
•
68%
Dec
5%
Jan
9%
Dec
43J/a
806
35 V2
Jan
41%
Jun
65
1.987
41%
61
29
-
^
us
a%
a
%
47
65
22%
701
Dec
Jan
61%
l->\
Dec
Feb
%
Apr
%
20
Jun
24
Apr
'
107 VB May
10
109'A 109'A
a58y2a58V2
Jan
% Mar
1,800
•
106% July
10
46% May
56%
Dec
47%
47%
322
38%
Feb
52%
Nov
36
36
170
30%
Oct
38%
Dec
46% May
82
807
5
'9
4R%
49%
1,842
(Un)
*
76%
76 A
76%
119
—
Dec
Dec
166
10,023
'
(Uni_
3
Dec
16%
9
a70
1 i7<v
22
Oct
18
77%
80 Va
Dec
39%
Jun
48%
Jun
58
Feb
77%
Nov
<
*
36
(444)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, January 24, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
San Francisco Stock
Exch,
(Cont.)
week'«
F,rida/
Last
mr
■TOCKJ
ga]c price
of Prices
General
Motors Corp common
Paint Corp common
General
Public
Utilities
*
5
(Un)
General Telephone Corp
Gillette Co
(The)
(B
Goodyear
Tire & Rubber
F)
Co
570
9
34 %
254
28%
Jan
Dec
37%
328
34%
a70
120
new
(Un)
com
10"
8%
CI%
01%
__
CI
51%
__
*
51%
19%
Jan
100
6%
Apr
7%
Nov
59% Mar
lOO"%
Nov
Pig'n
Nov
Pure
Dec
Radio
338
2'4
2%
36%
845
Greyhound Corp
3
14
14
14%
1,205
Hancock
1
Oil Co class A
Preferred
Hawaiian
Hilton
Hotels
Hobbs
B
Corp
(Un).
Oil
Co
28
1
Co
(Un)—
(Un)
Inc
1
International
Nickel
__20
Paper Co
International
Oil
Tel
Tel
(Un)
com
•
(Un)
Laughlin
Kaiser
Kaiser
Motors
Steel
Aluminum
<Un>
Chem
&
&
Macy it Co
Magnavox
Dec
Roos
57
Jan
77%
Dec
104
14%
Jan
25
1.00
Jan
1.90
81%
'
241
1.25
55%
162
37%
37%
1,258
28%
Jan
253
37%
Feb
56%
14
a83%
a85
(Un}_
24%
25%
9%
701
a88% a88%
Dec
St
Joseph
58%
Dec
St
Regis
Jan
83%
Nov
San
Jan
26%
Dec
Aug
10%
Apr
65
90%
Nov
37
Dec
60%
Dec
8
35%
1,549
20%
Jan
58'%
372
26%
Jan
3%
2%
3%
4,710
1%
Aug
2%
21%
21%
308
19%
Apr
21%
Dec
99
__1
•
class
B..____
99
390
66
Jan
97%
Dec
380
39%
Jan
53%
Dec
40
512
33%
Jan
44
Dec
;
40
—
52%
7
Corp
Jan
a47% a49%
.
*
15%
5214
447
8%
Apr
1,902
26%
Jan
51
75
13%
Jan
22
H)
1.65
200
1.65
__
•
common
1.40
Feb
Dec
1.65
Marchant Calculators
5
28%
530
22%
Jan
30%
Dec
25%
26
26
427
19% July
23%
Oct
class
Gas
&
Elec
Mauricio
Scott
Paper
Oil
Signal
Oil
Sinclair
Gas
&
Oil
Southern
Calif
Cumulative
Cal
Gas
Co
Calif
Southern
Co
pfd
Southern
Pacific
Oct
Southern
Dec
39%
%
Nov
6%
6%
375
13 % Mar
15%
Dec
22
22%
510
18
Jan
23%
Dec
Jan
32% July
Monolith
Portland
Ward
a31% a32%
a32%
plO
163
42
Apr
27
4c
5c
14,800
2c
Jan
5c
Aug
65c
5c
__
pfd (Un)_10
70c
4,110
54c
July
1.05
Jan
14
&
(Un)
Co
14
100
__5
a26%
a25% a26%
175
20%
Jan
2 5 '/a
Sep
_*
Utilities
Co
Montgomery
__
10
Cement
Montana-Dakota
Montana
Power
__
22%
10
Mines___
a38%
a38% a38%
10
32%
Jan
38%
Dec
570
56%
(Un)___
__
•
80%
__
,81%
10%
Jan
Jan
14% Aug
79% Aug
Southwestern
Corp
Inc
Sperry
Spiegel
Standard
National
Auto
Fibres
City
Lines
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Inc
1
(Un)
N Y
Central
Norris
System
22%
7%
7%
7%
16%
al6%
33
Power
•
North
American
Co
Amer
Northern Pacific
Oceanic
Ohio
Olin
17
6%
215
16%
Dec
16%
Dec
34
695
18%
Jan
34%
1
168
27%
Jan
32%
Aug
a30% a3l%
(Un)___
20
Corp
1
Co
Sterling Drug Inc
Studebaker
Sunray Oil Corp
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Pacific
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Pacific
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5
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;
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,
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preferred
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Pacific
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common
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&
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29,150
24%
212
17% May
48%
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Sep
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Dec
27
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Dec
33%
33%
903
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50%
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52 %
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50
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27%
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28
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100
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37
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25
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43%
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2
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23%
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Union
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21
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120
54
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5
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of
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82
82
82
10
:
28%
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362
24
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53
55
1,589
39
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59%
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46%
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78 %
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767
21% May
37%
Nov
33%
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc
13% May
16%
12c
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18c
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3%
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Feb
Mar
91
38%
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425
4 4'/a
Sep
60%
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70
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5
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332
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33%
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9% Jan
12%
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88
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8
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382
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3,128
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Jun
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88% July
•
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Union Oil Co of California common__25
54%
53%
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4% Aug;
44% Aug
26
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5
Co
8 %
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46%
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Warren
36%
531
33%
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32
172
30%
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Jan
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36
32
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150
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134
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27%
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14
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Western
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140
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145%
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100
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u
60
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27%
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68%
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27% July
25,400
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Power
5
138%
175
3
West Coast Life Insurance (Un);
114
6
46
Preferred
1
28% Aug.
28% Oct
6% Aug
104
130%
(Un)
Corp
Water
33% Mar
3,660
all% all%
Jun
38
Petroleum
26% Aug
26% Aug
396
•
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.
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3%
12%
3%
1
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4
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4c
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common
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Corp
21%
5c
42%
5%
100
Pacific
21
Nov
50
42%
39%
__
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Sep
150
52%
25
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1,806
1
18%
20%
21%
1,839
1
8,786
100
14% May
19
23%
21%
33%
5
7%
common
Dec
Jan
10
45%
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Pacific
Corp
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20%
25
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Dec
Jan
40%
18%
6c
1
(Un)
20%
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43%
23%
15
45
25
47
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33
35
415
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25
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7%
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7%
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38%
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12%
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45%
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preferred...
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1,219
38
18%
1
25
25
47
•
5
25
preferred
8%
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4
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11%
38
28
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19
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59 %
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39
2
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43%
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2,738
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37 %
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40
__
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3
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Oil
Standard
110
__
12
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Mathieson Chemical Corp
52
43
59% Mar
...
22
__
1
303
38%
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22
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23%
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22
37%
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Dec
20%
*
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Jan
47% Aug
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3,075
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36 %
25
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Texas Gulf Sulphur Co new
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May
54%
25
44%
26
68%
2
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Jan
4 %
51%
25
33'/a July
1,452
25
A
Nov
20%
314
53%
TO
Dec
85
963
36%
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4.88%
24
315
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42%
2
com
49
1,414
__
__
48 Va
Nov
Sep
22%
500
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Co Ltd
Jun
a48% a51%
3%
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Petroleum
Oil
17%
3%
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Sugar
19% Aug
3%
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preferred
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a
22
13% May
16 %
1
North
Oabu
1
Co.
Aviation
Northrop
10
a5l%
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5%%
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Mohawk
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North
RR
16%
•
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England Electric
Niagara
16%
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Natomas
New
16%
1
Products
1,832
Oct
Dec
35%
Jan
28
Co
Public
Standard
Swift &
National
79
15
41%
15
Co
Railway Co
134
Inc
330
5
42
(Uni_
33%
39
20%
142
A
series
42
Co
Jan
8% Jan
242
Petroleum
Dec
Utilities
32%
687
a75% a76%
(Un)
28%
Oil
Dec
110
19%
75%
38
25
33%
Mother Lode
Nov
61
'
3J%
25
22%
M
27
Jan
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preferred
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it
Feb
26%
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M
Dec
17
150
33
a 58%
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preferred 4.48%
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J
38%
•
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18%
M
64% May
Jan
24%
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Nov
65 %
Jan
55 % July
23%
18%
1.40
(Un)
17
Mindanao
Jan
200
a38% a38 %
11%
(Un)
Oil
16
10
Dec
4.00
•
Co
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
950
16%
61
68%
Apr
7%
995
Inc
28
61
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1,756
(Un)
28
Sep
July
41%
63
28
6%
2.25
1,001
Dec
Jan
58
280
a70
2.50
&
26%
Co
a66 % a67%
39%
P.10
Co
22%
Inc
50
36%
10
com—
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Roebuck
Sears
37%
Frank
304
2.75
a68%
5
(Un)
26%
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72%
39%
10
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35%
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1,965
2.75
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5%
71%
20
21%
&
3%
5%
20
•...
&
Nov
1
preferred
26%
Meier
39
5
22%
Middle
Feb
5%
10
1
Merck
29%
42%
(Un)
•
18
65
(Un)—25
A
(Un)
(Glenn)
Co
Matson
Dec
a37 a38%
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78%
Inc
Lead
Paper Co
Navigation Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Martin
18%
52%
1
*
preferred
Shell
Dec
28%
__
1
Oct
Jan
•
Co
Schenley Industries
Dec
49
13%
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4%%
So
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Co
13%
31%
1
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5%
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15%
__
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805
•
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Safeway
21%
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and
San
Co
Aeronautical
38%
a._
34
10
Ryan
62% Marf
2,350
9
2.50
Dec
18%
50%
19%
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Cement
S
58%
-—•
24%
1,239
18%
5
50c
Bros
tiuu
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38
—
__
Nov
15% Mar
23%
Sep
4,600
Oil
Riverside
Oct
~
(Un)
Lyons-Magnus
1.20
50%
1
Aircraft
Inc
Nov
35%
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Loew's
83c
39% Mar
8%
Light (Un>__
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land
Leslie Salt Co
Lockheed
200
300
1
Corp
Kansas Power
Richfield
3%
4574
36%
49%
25
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Jan
Dec
10
Corp
Jan
1.20
Dec
Feb
1
Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Nov
20%
27%
•
Preferred
83c
Jan
70
18%
*
Raytheon
3.50
2314'
25%
•
Nov
30
9%
•
com
High
987
50%
*
(Un)
Corp of America
Dec
55%
__
33 %c
Corp
1,600
40%
Sep
2.00
(U11)
Co
Low
18
*
7.50
pfd
Range for Year 1954
High
18
22%
__12%
3
P 10
(Un>
Ry Equipt & Realty Co Ltd
Rayonier Inc common
NOV
18% Mar
a5714 a58%
a58%
7%
Co_
&
Jones
&
(Un)
44%
26% May
Aug
1.20
__
(Un)__«
(Can)
Feb
14
23%
—
37%
Co
•14
Inc
Oil
3%
1.25
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International
2.20
Jan
38%
20
60
100
81%
comraon....„„..6%
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Co..
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Johns-Manville
500
28
2.50
Jan
25% July
11%
~2
Jan
4574
4574
"
....
Maryland
International
38
20%
1,539
2.00
__
12%
Corp
Power
13%
25
2.20
____1
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Oil
Foods
Intex
G
36%
"
1%
29% July
11% Jun
1,365
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Homestake
Honolulu
Idaho
44
13%
5
Development
laatio
41
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13%
•
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Holly
Hunt
Ltd
Co
Battery Co class A
Class
42%
_—25
Pineapple
Phillips Petroleum Co
Whistle conv prior
Pullman
300
36%
common
Ry
Cola Co (Un)
Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Shares
a36% a36%
L-50
33%c
Phelps
130
„
Corp
Pepsi
188
al01al03%
__
5
(Un)
21%
8%
—
(Un) —10
com
21%
__
Pictures
for Week
Low
18
(Un)__l
(Un)—.—1
Airways
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
46%- Jan
36%
Northern
Paramount
37%
•
Great
Apr
World
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Pan
a69%
wi
Graham-Paige Corp
12-14
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
a70
1
21
Low
59%
37%
10
Goodrich
common
1,473
1
Brewing Co
New
9514
20
common
Gladding McBean & Co
Goebel
High
12%
•
__
JANUARY
STOCKS
92%
__
ENDED
Range for Year 1954
34
5
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Pa*
General
FOR
saiw
for Week
Range
77%
50
350
*1,244
22
,
34% May
26%
34%
Dec
1.20
Jan
Sep
75
Jan
74% Dec
34c
Oct
42
Dec
Jan
.10
Dec
27
Jun
67
Dec
18%
Jun
20% Aug
9
Jan
18 Va
9%
Jan
12 %
Apr
60
Sep
79%
Dec
3%
53
36% May
Dec
Dec
77%
12%
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-7434
10
Corp
75%
51%
51%
438
40
May
5*%
Dec
__l
6%
6%
lc0
5
Apr
6%
Nov
<Un)_"
common
;
382
503/4 Mar
•
80
Dec
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY 21
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
1
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbi Power & Paper common
f,rreo
*0
Acadla-Atl^ntlc
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
27%
261/2
261/2
261/2
396
•
814
8%
8%
10
a22%
C'ais0A
*
*
Range for Year 1954
a22%a22%
g i/4
g y4
140
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16%
25
Jun
Aug
6% Mar
17%
Feb
7% Nov
High
27%
—
Aluminum Co of Can
5%%
Dec
2nd
Nov
8%
Dec
Anglo Can Tel
22% Aug
8
4%%
4%%
Bathurst
on
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
through
on
all
Exchanges
Canadian
affiliate which has a
Co., Inc.
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coast to coast.
American
see
page
41.
&
47,189
__
107
26%' 26%
120
23%
104
107
475
53%
54%
305
48%
4714
22
106%
48
150
39%
22
22%
36/
Jan
Jan
26%
Nov
108
Apr
55
Nov
48
Aug
Jan
23
Dec
65
82%
Feb
112
P-'C
38
4,406
24%
Jan
35
Dec
no :112%
38
Feb
Feb
1,225
12%
Feb
14
14%
3,035
10%
Feb
16%
60
60
61
1,070
40%
Jan
60
Sep
39
39
39%
325
19
Jan
41
Nov
45%
45%
46
6,242
39%
Jan
47
7%
7%
7,891
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•
pfd..
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Columbia
Mills
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28%
100
_
50
100
_
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•
Power
25
Telephone
class
•
A
104%
•
Products
Dredging
_
II
5
Apr
Feb
22%
Dec
20%
Jan
30
Dec
6%
Nov
93
129
81%
Feb
104% 104 %
75
91%
Jan
93% July
104
Dec
52
51%
52
925
49%
Oct
51%
Dec
53
53%
195
48%
Jan
53%
Jun
.
9%
9
Dec
9%
9%
8,225
5%
Jan
26%
26'/a
26%
1,670
17%
Jan
26%
45
44%
45%
657
35%
Jan
45
Dec
14
14
14
225
8%
Jun
12
Nnv
6
6
200
4.00
Feb
44
45
370
35%
Jan
47 %
Nov
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a6.50
60
5.60
Jun
7.25
Feb
_
Gold
28%
Dec
9%
16
53 %
•
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28
115
3,750
93
loo
_
Columbia Forest Products..
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*
common
_
_
7%
*
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preferred
preferred
•
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Columbia Elec 4%
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footnotes
oil
British
Bulolo
For
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2.60
14%
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British
Bruck
Dec
2.40
Jan
25
&
American
British
NEW YORK
75
•
•
British
5%
46
•
4% %
Teletype: NY1-1979
6,001
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British
30 Broad Street
72
•
Power
Brazilian
W. C. Pitfield &
Dec
70
—
'.
common
Glass B
Bell
our
direct private wire
from
,
all
53%
72
Il50
pfd
preferred
Corn
High
39% Mar
•
Argus Corp Ltd com
Dec
'
1,680
100
Canadian
Co
jn+r
51%
preferred...25
4%
preferred
Pulp preferred
26%
Anglo
T
50
2.57
Ltd
Atlas Steels Ltd
quotations
Range for Year 1954
High
51
•
Rights
Asbestos
Fast
Shares
Low
•
Steel
Aluminium
Low
17,235
25
common
Algoma
High
26%
*
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Week's
to w
27%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Funds
Par
Friday
„_rtnij.n
alOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
44
—
7.00
Dec
Dec
Number 5397
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(445)
37
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Calgary
Power
Canada
Cement
$1.30
Iron
5%
35
100%
Jan
106
Oct
Ogilvie Flour Mills
145
144
147
1,188
85y4
Feb
145
Dec
Ontario
31 %
31
31 %
389
28%
Feb
Oct
Page-Hersey
23%
100
Canners
Jan
100% Feb
21
110
Ltd
12%
Apr
13%
2iy2
Jan
27
July
29
275
26y« Dec
36
Jan
30 y4
Dec
a31
a31
21
775
20%
20%
22%
Canadian
235
common
•
24
23%
24
25
36 Vz
36%
25
Celanese
$1.75
20
20
*
9
series
$1.00
series
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Converers
Canadian
Cellulose
&
Cottons
class
Canadian
pfd
A
4%%
1,560
18
May
25
Dec
37
550
29
Mar
36
Nov
20
123
18
Feb
20
Aug
9
1,8 <5
7
May
9%
Oct
a3.25
60
Feb
4.00
Apr
15
Oct
24%
10
Sep
18
200
18
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90
zi
2z -/4
3,310
22
"
3.00
•
21%
21%
17%
15
350
17
1,370
Feb
"
40
20
105
Oct
32
305
24
Mar
33%
1,601
26 y4
Jan
43 y2
Transport
35
Jan
31 y2
Jan
'45%
Nov
16
16
210
13 y4
Jan
16%
NOV
26%
26%
665
22
Jan
28% AUg
43
44
185
23
Jan
46%
Dec
a92% a93'/2
20
74
Feb
92%
Dec,
•
*
26%
*
43
100
a93%
•
13
Canada
of
3.00
680
.29%
4,786
20% Jan
31%
Dec
Southam
20
21
1,400
12
Jan
Southern
31 Vz
30
31%
1,870
17%
Jan
22% May
34
Aug
131/4
752
10 y2
Jun
13%
Feb
30
90J
271/4
Nov
30
Dec
67
67%
536
37%
Jan
70
54
53%
54'%
3,638
39
Jan
54% Nov
a50'/4
a50y4
a51
174
54%
54%
•
7%
7%
8
I,200
6
Aug
11%
Jan
Tttrtft
13
May
15%
Dec
Triad
•
•
30%
29%
31
6,190
Feb
30%
Dec
Tuckett
8%
8%
100
27
27%
240
72%
72%
50
17
17%
3,640
16%
16%
300
45 %
48
175
67%
com.—*
46
5%
•
pfd_—
27 y2
•
191/8
54%
Dec
Jan
50
Nov
155
Dec
July
Aug
23ya
10
365
Jan
30
95
325
t
Jan
25
28
19 Va
Aug
50
85
100
19
Dec
51
130% Mar
145
27
*
44% Feb
100
:
100
100
Co
156
„
46
155
155
I td
Simpsons
Dec
13
100
& Son's
(H)
3.00
Dec
50
30
8lcks Breweries comirfon
28%
Apr
933
Sep
20
Dec
Nov
3,020
common
Williams
29ye
49
113
46
—
preferred
Simon
Apr
491/4
7%
4.50 Dec
10
113
45i/4
Sherwin
10
Feb
a45
113
47%
Oct
17%
2.10
Feb
46
Jan
25
Railway
Apr
74»/2
47%
St Lawrence
•
Pacific
60
•
Jan
'
240
4iy4
Corp common
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 4%
preferred
50
'Series B 4%% preferred
50
18% Dec
Jun
70
40%
22
r
25%
30%
15
12% Jan
jan
Preferred
•
com
221%
41
Oil Co Ltd
3.00
Companies
Oct
225
a45
28 y4
20y« July
36
23%
*
preferred
Royalite
30% Mar
•
Canada
Paper
High
881
113
_i
company z
of
Low
35
69%
69%
100
Power
Rolland
25% Aug
all ¥2
•
Warrants
Canadian
Quebec
25% Aug
9
25
Locomotive
Oil
Provincial
16% Mar
19
Mar
•
i.
common
Apr
Corp
Range for Year 1954
High
34%
*
common
Shares
23%
•
_.
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
a3.05
20
common
preferred
Canadian Industries
Canadian
22
40
20%
Jun
Tubes
mver
34%
*
preferred
Power
200
6,174
20%
6%
Products
Placer Development
Powell
26
•
Penmans
28% May
Jun
13%
*
Foundry common
Oct
28%
•
A
Sep
106
13%
;
6i
23
24% Aug
106
25%
25%
•
20
Car
Canadian
o't
Jan
100%
30
50
Breweries
Canadian Bronze common
Class
19%
35
*
common
preferred
Canadian
2,345
21
105Va
23%
23l/2
-100
pfd
i05% 105%
105% 105%
10
1st
31%
Steel
for Week
Low
•
common
Sales
Range
Par
High
106
•
Foundries
Steamship
Canadian
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
20
Safeway Ltd
preferred
Canada
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1954
106
common
Canada
2nd
21
106
pfd
preferred
Canada
JANUARY
for Week
of Prices
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Jun
100
14% Mar
21%f Aug
36'A Aug
29
a37
45
45
45
45'/2
160
*
42
41%
43 Va
2.322
•
34
33%
34
215
45,275
Jan
32%
a37
*
Jan
46
29
Mar
(46
23
Jan
'
Canadian Petroling. Ltd
Canadian
Vinkers
Gockshutt
Farm
pfd-
Coghlin
(B
Equipment
J)
Consumers
a
;
Consol .Mining
Consolidated
!
It
Smelting-:
Textile
Glass
•
Continental
Can
20
Corbys
A
class
Ciass
B
•
Crown Cork & SealCo__
'Distillers
•
Coal
Dominion
2
a
Bridge
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
18%
Dairies
Glass
'^preferred
Tar it Chemical
Dominion
'Red
7 '<
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Pont
EWtrolux
Enamel
Heating
&
Estabrooks
(T
H)
Gatineau Power
General
Feb
15% July
13% Apr
17
Deo
37
37 %
345
35%
45
Jun
Lakes
al7% al7%
30
16%
17%
6,655
29
30
60
10%
23
23%
7% '
13.405
;
:
„,
Lime
23% Aug
140
.77
Ja m
.
26%
31
9,530
2,521
15%, Jan.
18% Jan
27%
25%
26
preferred
Bay Mining
28%
2,021
25
Nov
30
a92
alOO
16
90
July
94
33
33
75
23
Jan
34
11%
105
7
a7
60
7
a—
a
6%
132
28
l,9od
19%
Jan
28%
18
18
18%
2,070
12%
Jan
26'/a
25%
26 Vz
5,767
15%
Jan
26%
27%
27
27%
2,304
20%
Jan
29
Nov
8
8 y4
310
5%
Feb
74
79
1,010
35
92%
50
59
79
92%
10%
10%
Canada
a__
—
2,376
a51
57
44%
Jan
52 Ve
54%
1.9 J 5
38
Jan
53%
25
6
Sep
8
3
class
Canada
Vinegars
Apr
Jan
53 y2
671
11%
100
17'%
155
57
6,161
34 y«
95
128%
55 %
8%
Dec
Canadian
Sep
Nov
Catelli
17'/a
Jan
57 »/2
Nov
Chateau-Gai
Feb
135%
Jun
Claude
12
Nov
15% May
Combined
Consolidated
Bakeries
Nov
Consolidated
Div
37
Nov
31 y4
Dec
Consolldfted
17%
Oct
Consolidated Text Mills
10
100
Feb
105
Dec
Grain
900
17
Jan
22
Dec
Crown
Jun
441/2
155
155
25
138
Jan
19,448
9
Sep
12
Oct
13 y4
13
Jan
26
35
300
8
Feb
150
75
140
Jan
150
Oct
18
18% al8%
15
28%
•
16%
310
a98% a98%
al8y4
1st pfd_100
a__
17%
28%
3,255
21
21
100
a89
20
81
27
28%
Jan
a—
Chemical
Wire
voronda
Util
36%
36 ¥2
108
20%
20
20%
810
15
Dec
22
Dec'
27
860
15 V4
Jan
19
ion
50
al3
14
9%
60
14
185
26'A
26 %
26%
?8V4
38
38%
80%
80
82
10*
jun
Jan
Jan
..
Oct
Sep
13
Sep
14%
Nov
24% July
Jan
29
Sep
40
Aug
Feb
83
Dec
32%
130
58
2,299
92%
92%
12
1,598
■"
19%
16% May
165
92%
1
Nov
93%
Sep
Co
&
Power
class
Ltd
class
Co
Paper
Oil
4%
Distilleries Ltd
1
A
pfd
6%
pfd
B
*
Cr
SAVARD
MONTREAL
CANADIAN
STOCK
QUEBEC
St.,
TROIS-RIVIERES
•
PL-9501
1203
Branch
William
footnotes
nee
page 41
3.85
Jan
70
6%
Jan
10
7
Feb
72c
Dec
39
Jan
Jun
Dec
8%
85c
Dec
Aug
£i25
1X
25
Sep
25
Sep
4,029
210
40%
Jan
63
Nov
21
Oct
21
al6
Oct
75
12% Mar
16
Dec
16
34
Jan
62
Nov
690
725
20
Apr
25%
Jan
12
Mar
35
35%
355
27%
Jan
a2.25
a2.25
25
2.25
Feb
27
1.85
35
al6
Phillips
15 y4 July
Oct
38
Paton
Manufacturing
Power
Corp
4xh%
City,
SHERBROOKE
-
C
1st
pfd—
7%
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Sep
55
Nov
104
Jan
175
Nov
preferred
Ltd
com
Ltd
Canada
of
Aug
75
26
Jan
33
Nov
75
52
Feb
53
Mar
13
100
10%
Feb
15%
33
all'A
50
*
Power
Products
CJay
Gas
2.55
13
33
__
10
*
Co
Jan
a54 a54%
__
a54
alOO
100
preferred
2nd
part
(Canada)
Canada
Amusement
Distillers
Waterman
CHICOUTIMI
33
alOO
5
United
HAnover 2-057S
Dec
37
20
Mar
1.20
__
.all all %
»
25
43%
Feb
68%
170
5
54%
Jan
71
94
Mar
385
468 '
10
Jan
10'/2
a8
__
„
10%
a8
1
al.75 al.75
__
50
5% May
7
Jun
1.40
Jan
Jun
Sep
July
101%
Sep
11
Aug
10
Nov
10%
Sep
2.30 July
Jan
51
Dec
Nov
51 %
1,355
28
33%
28
375
395
24%
Jan
34 V2
28
22
Jan
27%
Dec
52%
52
52 Va
330
50%
Sep
53
Nov
19 Vz
19 Va
19%
7
21
Jan
21
Jan
Oct
53
Nov
Jan
.65
Canada—
of
cum
,N
Union
Office:
New York
__
110
a55 a55'/2
170
170
„
Jan
20
pfd
Nov
63%
50
1st
f
28%
21
1,361
—
s
Apr
100
4,250
28
Red.
3.00
27
1.95
__
—*
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100 103%
50'/2
32%
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Square
—
68'%
&
fL E)
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Westeel
Products
Western
Canada
Wilson Ltd
rot
25
3.70 Aug
67'%
21
70 %
6%
pfd—100
:_100
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
*
Tooke Bros Ltd red pfd (new)
;—*
Traders Finance., Corp class A
*
5%
red
preferred
40
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
*
St. West, Montreal
Telephone
62
Aug
51'%
Southern
EXCHANGE
Branch:
15
Ontario Paper Co
5
Moore Corporation Ltd com
*
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Sangamo
EXCHANGE
Local
Apr
68 '/4
—10
Canada Ltd
of
Minnesota
Standard
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Dame
Oct
10%
70'%
Quebec Telephone Corp common
HART
STOCK
TORONTO
230 Notre
Sep
Dec
10
68'/2
Reitraans
MEMBERS:
78%
26
Apr
*
100
Light & Power Co Ltd com__*
Preferred
Mica
6%
u.
Inc
Groceterias
July
21%
790
*
com
50
(Alfred >
July
8ep
1,120
,
Ltd
pfd
conv
Mexican
18
350
6%
Lambert
Melchers
24
18%
Foundation
Investment
Dec
23%
al3
92%
Sep
Apr
NOV
a56'/2 a56%
24%
25
14y2 14%
—
—
22
17%
18%
Dec
—
9%
23%
1041/2 105%
pfd
6%
12
13%
&25
—
100
27
July
36%
*
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd..*
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35
Weaving
Apr
65V2
21
66%
1.85
Anr
37
"
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Jan
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Apr
36
♦
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Jan
•
National Steel Car Corp
Niagara
2'/2
10%
Mar
a75c
•
Feb
Jan
26%
*
Nov
8%
a70c
A__*
1
37
7%
2,051
5
com
Aug
Oct
7»/4
13
60
Manuiacturing Ltd
MacLaren
II,605
35
5
&
Preferred
17%
Jun
62
300
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Loblaw
9%
33
18%
15%
Nov
41/2
50
8%
Fleet
Dec
9%
•
Jan
15
40
alO
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Jun
9%
33%
*
& Co common—
preferred
13%
250
58%
Dec
nov
88
Jan
*
18
Apr
60
8!/2
Dec
,
a._
—
•
23%
Aug
10 y2 July
a—
a89
28%
—__*
100
•
39
Dec
9%
a
Oct
Nov
Mar
17
25
alO
Woollens & Worsteds—
17
12y4 Nov
22
72
36
alO
58%
__
14%
Dominion
14% Mar
125
60
58%
Ltd—*
*
Co Ltd-*
Engineering Works
Oilcloth & Linoleum
130
380
12%
Jan
53% Jan
25
*
*
pfd_20
Oct
alO
60
—
Magnesium Ltd
710
197
.
8%
12'%
100
*
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5
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13%
10
200
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Dominion
13
1,875
15%
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(R
Dec
17%
26
•
5%
Ltd
Apr
„
525
7'A
a4.00
Ltd-0
class
Sec
Nov
150
12%
16%
16%
6%
15%
com
Canada
Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach
695
15%
^
Ltd
150
a4.00
100
Ltd
of
Stand
95
40
*
;
Enterprises
68%
A—*
Preferred
105
9%
A
Preferred
Oct
Jun
16%
__
class
16%
117
59 y4
21V2
a5'/2
Jan
Mar
7
—
Jun
Jan
45
__
a5'/2
8%
88
11
a45
16%
A__»
Ltd
37
May
class
Advert
Oct
12%
a
Gen
Dec
22%
27%
Wines
Neon
*
Ltd
Co
*
—•
16 >/2
13% Jan
Dec
68
A(__»
Ltd
Co
Nov
30
Ltd
Inv
Ltd
Products
Knitting
27%
28% Mar
18
Westinghouse
Food
Celtic
21%
a44 a44 %
Paper
85
Jan
136
•
class
-
<fc
Canadian Silk Products Corp class
Western Lumber Co
Dec
52%
39
68
11
Dec
491/4 Jan
45
a
Nov
25
21 Vz
21V2
•
—1
50
300
Sep
14
Feb
10
11 »/2
May
7%
39
Jan
10
2,035
'
52.40 52.40
__
*
Ltd
Canadian
39
Ltd——
al7
14%
High
Jan
25
175
(
106'% 107V4
—*
A
Dredge & Dock Co
Power
al7
__
Low
1,225
7,540
150
11
14'%
—
_•
Ltd_^
Dec
11
14 V2
Range for Year 1954
High
38'%
10%
11'%
__
*
Co
Ltd
Nov
Shares
10%
11 >/4
—
*
Malting
7%
for Week
38
10%
*
B
Packers
54
13%
A
-
Dec
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
38 V2
1
& Dominion Sugar
55 V2
a44
Locomotive
Northwest
class
Canada
Aug
134% 135%
155
12%
a 17%
S»
Drug
Canada
Ltd
Canada
Jan
150
Oil
-
Funds
Low
*
Dec
105
•
priority
class A_*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
6
23%
»%%
Packers
20
preferred
Co
34%
-—*
Breweries
National
&
34%
51%
22
*
(Robt)
Morgan
Dec
Burns
140
pfd
Frontenac
Montreal
Dec
2nd
300
17
81
•
Massev-Ha rris-Ferguson
Molson
& Paper
Development Co
Company common
1st preferred
2,520
11%
57
—100
Ltd
•
5
100
Pulp
conv
7%
50%
__
11'/«
17
134%
Bloedel class B
2,884
Last
Anglo-Nfld
51%
—*
(J
Anglo-Canadian
59%
100
pfd_
50%
Par
51
*
5%
50
Sale Price
7%
Feb
Struc St^e!
50%
Dec
200
Friday
Canadian
Power
47
—
Canadian
STOCKS
51%
51 Va
Jan
Lawrence
47
54 y2
Canadian Stock Exchange
Canadian
15»/2
Mitchell
51
Canadian Marconi Company
21%
Mitchell
Jan
10
Oct
55
M>Col)
37y2
Royal
Sep
135
&
NOV
Sep
2,540
Corp
Dec
491/4
25%
18
cumul
3.20
Jan
3.25
46 Va
47
—
12
37
5%
Nov
36V2
'Warrants
40
29%
VlaeMillan
2.90
50
3.10
—
Feb
18
Mailman
2,998
17,120
730
46'/a
3.20
Imperial
Jan
28
MacKinnon
Oct
Jan
37
St
'
Aug
9%
28 y«
37
Lower
Jan
45
23 y2
29
W)
42 y»
Jan
370
5
Ltd
July
33
2,543
25
(C
48 y4
40
4,686
37%
37%
236
Bros
>
a7.G0
a51
38%
Class B
Jan
39%
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd
Belgium Stores Ltd 5% pfd
Nov
53%
35%
Lindsay
36
39%
Dec
a7.60
38 '/2
Lewis
4,072
10
31
30 >A
Utilities Corp common—5
class
Dec
Commerce
11
Shops
52%
-jk
Nov
Jan
30
Jan
Acceptance
Dec
56
Dec
92
Mar
Secord Candy
52%
36
19%
30Vt
54
Laurentide
275
Jan
$3.00
78
Laura
53
Dec
41% Mar
38%
A)—
Aug
27%
25.50
common
27
5
Dec
32%
19
(John
Jan
1,430
55%
825
50
Ltd
20%
a57
Jan
55%
915
Woods
701
37%
$5
471
the
26
54%
British Columbia
82
Sons
26
26
a57
Brown
130
preferred
16%, Dec
96
37%
Dec
26 %
&
Feb
35
53%
Dec
26
of
7%
10
50
37%
Jan
130
7%
523
,
54%
10%
1
19
10
16%
80%
<John
105
60
105
19
lo
10
53 %
26
Limited
Nov
64
Jan
60
105
Cmnadienne
31
130
preferred
Jan
60
105
Nova Scotia
25 35
Ltd
5.80 Mar
Toronto*
Nov
•
Public Ser
3.95 July
*
Jan
54%
^_7.50
Preferred
1,500
45
10%
Inu-rprovincial Pipe Lines
5.o0
44%
Feb
•
International
b.oO
5.50
45
19
54 %
•
common
38% July
10
25.50
Power
34% Mar
Montreal
Dec
80
Jan
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Paper
50
—
,
8%
Jan
International
International
38%
*
48%
6,450
100
of
Dec
38%
preferred
Banks—
10%
31%
25
Preferred
Oct
69%
*
5
common
pfd
13%
Jan
*
30
29%
*
6%
Feb
*
315
11
a52% a52%
31%
40
Bronze
10
BO
*
Dec
30
preferred
495
1,265
21% Aug
a51
John
13
68
Feb
a21
common-.*
preferred
Nickel
8
Jun
27
£1
Corp
12%
66%
100
13% July
a21
•
preferred
Dec
12%
67%
—
—_
25
Industrial Acceptance
International
9V» Mar
Nov
28
>
53'/a
common
Nov
55
•
Gas__
Dec
11%
•
Lia
Jun
Apr
147/s
•
Oct
33
1
Oil
4.50- JJec
150
Dec
55
51
.
Jan
Jan
11%
Nov
50
:
58
2.59
131
Dec
28
•
preferred
Lake
Nov
25%
•
Paper common
4<;
Lanj
Mar
28
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
1%
8
145
-
29%
50
Alabastlne
&
Smith
Laoatt
.Nov
V 10% Aug
"1
3,880 •
-
•
iWk, Nov
.32
25%
•
pfd ific 1927
Husky Oil
,
17% Nov
1
Mar.
18%
; 1.200;
7%
143% 143%
143 y2
Jan
15% Jan
'•
'
10%
t%
5
Paper Co Ltd
58
common
Limited
4%%
840
Nov
52%
preferred
Wttrhipfeg Central
Zellers
3
14%
*
Cotton——
4y2%i
5.70
al42
14%
Sep
Dec
35 y4
Feb
20%
__3
Goodyear Tire 4%
Jamaica
Oct
6
20
*
General Steel Wares common
Int!
5
25
19 y4 May
*
Motors
$2.00
a6%
Nov
•
common
Dynamics
Inglis,
12% Mar
11
390
25
Ltd
General
$1.50
110
20% Aug
1
pfd
Corp
common...
Bakeries
unptnai
Weston (Geo) cqjminon
13 %
*
■
common
General
$2.00
Nov
«
•
4.16%
Canadian
Ltd
Co's
Hudson
3b
27% Mar
al9
20
Products-
Foundation Co of Canada
Howard
Aug
6% July
1
Players
Gypsum
45
*
com
Corp
Great
Jan
•
Sec
Paper Co class A pta
Fraser
36
•
Ltd
Canada
of
Famous
Dec
15% Apr
10%
•
Preferred
Edaj
17
alOO
Dow Brewery
Du
Jan
375
30
100
_
~10
Gooderhqm tc Worts
Westerh Grocers, Ltd ;ciiss a_
Western Leaseholds
Ltd
Waoasso
6,5^5
5.05
a142
14%
•
Walker
5,075
5.70
100
Dec
alG
_
•
pfd
18
19
23V*
__
7%
Jan
37%
•
common.
preferred!
Dominion Textile.common
•
Tobacco
Steel Corp
10%
a19
*
'
Oils
United
Viau
13
17V*'
I
Ltd
Jun
al6
—20
:
Store's
30
a6%
Dominion Steel & Coai
Dominion Stores Ltd
Canada common
of
Feb
19
a
• "
Steei Co
__
25
10%
13 y4
com
common
9% Dec
5% Aug
32%
35
Steel
21%
18%
•
common
130
10%
•
Foundries &
Dominion
32%
25
pfd
preferred
Dominion
7
!
6%
48
•
Seagrams
Dominion
5%
17%
•
15 al5'A
Power
Canada
&
(J C)
Ltd
Ltd
*
Corp Ltd
of
Canada
class A_*
Ltd
Co
Ltd
__
alO'A
Ltd
56%
225
18
12%
—
26%
26'%
1.25
42'A
46
35%
42'A
45'A
1.25
43
Apr
Jan
124
a__
'
149
Nov
—
20 y4 May
a—
Dec
2.50
Jan
46'A
36%
45'A
285
all
5
11
Jun
11%
7
Aug
10
Jun
13
15
13
.
15
13
al3
&21
&21
100
480
65
10
a23'A a23%
5%.
5%
25
100
1.00
July
—
27 y4
50
402
650
275
2,090
13
al3
—
—
Dec
Nov
16
44
—
—
July
20%
Dec
9
all
45'A
—
26
„
40
Feb
13% Reb
35
—
5
*
125
774
500
1.25
•
*'
Ltd
Breweries
*
336
51
66
39
21 Va
—
40'A
22Va
11%
*
Pen Co Ltd
52
66
41%
22'/2
11 %
12
143
143
alO'A alO'A
517/s
50%
48%
Dec
40%
.Tan
47
Nov
20
Jan
35
Dec
Jan
45
32%
33%
9
Jan
P% M°r
13y4
Dec
Jun
July
Oct
Dec
Mar
20
Oct
23
17 y2
Jan
23
Sep
8
Jun
6
Jun
33
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
RANGE
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Pa
WEEK
Alta
Mining
Mines
Low
Anacon
Arno
High
Low
Lead
3.80
600
10c
10c
3,000
26c
20c
2 Jc
70,30.)
3.10
3.05
3.10
1,500
Mines Ltd
2c
Sulphur Mining Corp
&
Aumaque
Barvue
Limited—
Gold
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
Metals
Baska
Mining
Beatrice
Red
Ltd„
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Gold
_
Mines
Calumet
Rochette
Mines
Explorations
Fab
Faraday
Mines
Co
9c
10c
Jun
31c
Nov
21,350
69,300
3c
7,000
■
39c
50c
9.00
\
31c
Mines
Ltd
Metals
May
13c
2,000
3%c Oct
2.85
3.25
8,800
43c
Apr
5c
Aug
8c
8%C
4.00
100
45c
932
162,500
10c 13 %c
17,500
17
17%
6c
2.40
11c
Territories
Western
Oils
Ashley
Wilrich
Nov
45c
Jan
17%
16c
1,400
Nov
55c
3.60
Jan
85c
70.)
44c
11,150
23 %
23%
1,230
14%
1.83
2.12
4,500
2.40
Sep
May
5.75
500
4.25
400
38c
20
%c
38c
Nov
Nov
1.42
Nov
2.25
Apr
57 %c
Dec
Feb
24 %
Dec
Dec
2.08
Dec
Mar
2c
3%c
Nov
3.85 July
1,500
Jan
3.10
Aug
15c
4,800
2c
4.25
55c
28c
5.85
17c 22%c
169,900
15c
Dec
29c
66c
69 c
12,700
17c
Mar
70c
Dec
11%
12%
1,700
11
Jan
5.00
5.00
40
57c
34,000
11 %c 11%C
2,000
34c
'
15%
16 %
8
Aug
•
15c
28c
May
12
Jan
2.20
2,303
46c
54c
37,450
37c
3c
1,000
2c
Mar
Oct
7c
8c
25,000
30c
32c
16,000
17c
14c
14c
Dec
7c
31c
of
15c
89c
Apr
4c
Sep
13y2c Mar
41c
Aug
Oct
25c
Mar
Ltd
22c
22c
1.000
19c
Apr
25c
Jun
i-lc
—
13c
13c
10,000
10c
Dec
19c
Apr
48c
48c
500
40c
Nov
75c
Jan
Exchange
Funds
Week's
Last
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
■-
Abltlbi
Par
Power
4 % %
&
Low
Paper common—
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
A
21V*
26,159
26%
2,350
8%
*
common
26%
26%
8%
8%
1,625
*
■
22%
22%
Gas
11%
12%
16
17
Agnew-Surpass
3,800
8
8
8
1,575
Preferred
AJax
9%
9%
*
common
—
_"
_
_
_
.
10
_
Yellow
Knife
Algom
Uranium
Algoma
Ltd—
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada
1st
preferred
Juiy
60c
Oct
1.00
Jan
96c
1.14
89,635
70c
July
1.48
Jan
21c
15,800
1,775
45c
14,860
15
12%
15%
42,205
50%
50%
51%
American
American
Nepheline
class
2,140
5,743
46
47,110
26%
26%
30
23
Feb
107
107
205
104
A
Jan
14c
14c
5,300
12c
1.30
1.45
227,540
22c
Mar
1.04
98c
1.05
23,600
75c
8.00
8.00
100
—5
Apr
Rights (expire Feb
Anglo-Canadian Oil
28c
Jan
Anglo Canad Pulp & Paper pfd
Lead
Anchor
.
9c
10c
11,000
7%c
Dec
24c
Jan
6c
6 %c
3,000
5%c
Oct
10 %c
Apr
3c
3.60
4.00
3,500
18c
20c
16,000
68
71
165
13c
11c
Rouyon
Apex
Dec
Jun
Arcan
94c
1.10
43,600
20c
Feb
54c
61c
16,000
68c
Dec
1.08
Dec
25
Feb
17%
Nov
41c
Dec
51c
Sep
"
Area
61c
27,625
19c
May
92,150
5,200
42c
Oct
1.75 Mar
2.70 July
Ascot
2,000
5c
1.20
2.41
6c
27c
76c
1.40
Mar
IOV2C Nov
Arjon
12c
Jan
15c
20c
Oct
6c
July
July
63c
135,911
13c
Feb
23
335
22%
Dec
22%
3%c
63c
35,850
28c
Oct
65c
Jan
1,845
12%
Jan
23
Dec
112
85
82%
Feb
112
Dec
_
Hardware
__
19c
33,000
class
B
16c
Jun
20c
1
Corp
12 %c
12c
13c
11,700
11c
Jun
24c
Jan
1
46c
45c
49c
37,450
36c
Mar
63c
Jan
14%
14%
445
10
16c
14%
Dec
65c
Nov
Atlas
Dec
75c
Aug
Atlas
Jan
95c
Dec
Yellowknife
Atlln-Ruffner
1
17c
4'/4c
5 %c
19,125
2c
Dec
9c
Sep
Aubelle
1
10c
Oct
40c
Dec
Aumacho
1
19%c
Jun
11c
Apr
Aumaque
1.49
Nov
Aunor
1,000
11c
11c
300
4c
1.21
3,500
3.80
15%c
40c
2,000
16c
16c
1,700
2.80
2.80
3.00
4,300
17c
18c
3,000
6.15
9c
_
Nov
May
2.40
Feb
31c
Aug
llVac Mar
1.10
Jan
19c
Steels
•
River
Auto
Electric
Fabric
2.53
Apr
Class
14%
Dec
14
14%
2,975
14C
2,000
6%c
9c
12,000
9c
lie
55,950
6%c
19%
32,200
15c
15c
18.950
2.15
2,233
1.96 Mar
9%
.
.
—
1
Aug
2.45
—
13 %c
9%
10
4.50
150
3.50 July
1.00
—
«
Ltd
Jan
20c
1.00
100
1.50
15c
123,950
9c
July
22c
19,500
—
.
Mines
39c
•
9%
_
B
Avillabona
May
Mar
4.50
*
A
c
Jan
Jan
13c
8%c July
2.10
•
common
class
21c
12 %c
12c
Aug
24c
12c
Jun
8
Apr
Feb
16c
11c
Jan
15c
May
16 %
Sep
5%c Aug
2.15
Dec
19
10% Mar
14c
6%c
1
Auto
39 c
7c
-___1
Gold
Dec
24% July
14
__
1
Mines
July
3.70
2.55 Mar
22%
30c
9,000
Jan
Mar
Aug
110
25c
31,000
6c
35c
May
80c
50c
4,550
77c
17c
4,810
22%
3,000
1.42
3%c July
32,500
1.05
90c
60c
17,000
4%c
5.000
Nov
112
37c
65c
4%c
18c 19 %c
20 %
22%
•
28c
1.25
Apr
474
5,200
12c
1.00
4yRc
Aug
1
Metals
Ashdown
_
55
48c
18c
•
Gold
^
Jan
13
1.05
1
__100
Sep
Jan
10c
34c
3.75
v
10
Jan
Apr
4.50 Mar
1.50
Jun
Jun
Jan
'
~
—
6,15
48c
1.42
850
8c
1,500
2c
500
6.10
Ltd
6.40
8c
6.45
'
34c 49 %c
1.37
500
319,300
13c
Mar
3.50
8c
IV2C
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.53 Mar
7c
Apr
11c
22
43,800
10c
600
a87c
200
60c
Mar
1.40
1.
1.47
5c
a87c
5c
1.42
2,200
40c
Apr
10c 11 %c
51,500
9c
21%
22
325
92c
92c
1,000
65V2C Feb
9V2C Dec
Ltd
Bagamac Mines
Dec
Bailey Selburn Oil
Nov
Banff
4c
Sep
Bankfield
Dec
Bank
of
Dec
Bank
of
Nova
of
Toronto
1.18
Dec
14%c Aug
65c
1,63
Bank
Barcelona
Barnat
Barvue
1.25
Oct
Base
12%c
Jan
Baska
Oct
Bata
Nov
Bathurst
Sep
7c
July
5.35
4c
1,000
3c
Jun
a28c
3.75 May
7c
Metals
Peiroieums
200
25c
May
33c
8c
Sep
25c
Jtin.
Jun
12c
Jan
Beatty
7.25
-7.90
400
41c
41c
1,000
5.20
5.80
4,000
7c
:
15c
Ltd,
7c
2.000
12c 17 %c
82,700
4.50
1.40
700
1.20
1:40
600
10c
Ltd
4.50
10c
-
5,009-
10c
6.40
Ltd
1
..
21%
___
Weedon
Mining Corp
i
Pyrlte & Copper Corp. Ltd-
Wendell
Mineral
1.19
12c
3,000
5.40
6.45
29,975
?5c
Asbestos Com Ltd
35c
1,000
21%
21 %
500
6.50
18c
1.70
Feb
Aug
Feb
5%c Oct
8.65
67c
6.25
*llc
Oct
Nov
Western
Jun
Sep
4.50
Mines
1.72
Nov
18c
7c
Sep
30c
Jan
Feb
4.80
Ltd
1.00
Jan
3.40
14%
Feb
21%
Nov
308,800
49c
Oct
37c
103,500
17c
Nov
38c
38,500
4%c
Oct
15c
May
15c
19c
16,500
8c
Dec
92c
Mar
2.22
100
4.25
Aug
page
••1.00
•
41
1
54%
-10
58
58%
220
7%
7%
137
1.27
——
1.84
393,650
Mines
July
41% Mar
59
1.25 Aug
1.00
*1.00-
28c
5.10
40c
42c
■
1.50
1.45
1.50
2V2
36c
1.26
2,212
2.60
Jan
31,800
40c
5.35
1,050
38c 43% C
7.65
7.75
51,500
■
700
1.33
23c
Feb
Jan
4.50 Aug
19c
July
3.70 Aug
1.33
69c
5.60
45c
7.45
Feb
Apr
Jan
Dec
Dec"
Dec
Dec
50c
139,300
13c
2,661.600
20c
July
17c
20c
30,700
12%c
Dec
80c
92c
10,350
21c
60%
610
37c
27,622
33c
8
7%
3.75
3.60
3.80
52c
80c
Gairdner £
40 Wall
Sep
Jan
27 %c Feb
1.10
485
60
Nov
Jan
50c
Mar
6%
Feb
2.90 May
40c
Feb
7% Aug
5.50
76c
Company Inc.
Canadian Affiliate:
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
1
Montreal Stock
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
1
Wire system to all offices
Dec
Jan
Street, New York 5, N.Y. — WHitehall 4-1656
Gairdner &
Sep
48c
64c
18c
'455.600
8
.
Sep
Apr
41%
1.700
65c
Ltd
2.85
July
60
25 %c
60%
Lodge
90c
Aug
85c
19c
A.
44c
47c
80c
Ltd—
1.75
July
July
65c
Nov
1.40 Aug
1.40 Mar
49 %c
Mines.
10
l.oo July
9,757
30c
2.53
Canadian Stock Exchange
500
2,000
-
'
2.60
class
9%c Dec
Jan
6c
"
1
A
48% July
Jan
5c
Dec
76c
1.23
30c
•
Antone Petroleums Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
Jan
42
Dec.
20 %c Aug
Apr
87c
19c
*
35%
1,368
Jun
6c
Stocks—
r_„_
2.280
Nov
4','ac
Ltd
Ltd—
13,167
45
Dec
1.25 Mar
23c
6c
Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd
Willroy
7c
54%
Dec*
7c
2.15
36c
L
6c
Dec
2.22
Products Ltd
Power
Dec
53%
Bros
Beaucage
Beaver
3.15 Sep
44%
Beattie-Duquesne
5c
7.70
■___
7.45
Jun
7c
Mining
500
Bathurst
Jun
1.73
54%.
Mining
Uranium
34,000
Feb
3.65
32c
6c
17c-
11,480
14,850
44%
Ltd
21c
20c
J__
7.80
2.48
,_10
1.84
6c
Ltd
__1
Oct
7.60
2.30
__
-10
Scotia
Warrants
Co
7.70
50c
Mines
Barymin
1.820
A— __1
Mines
Dec
Dec
16,500
class
Traction
Nov
Jan
9c
Consolidated
Montreal
18c
5.05
Gas
:
6.00
28c
22%
Mar
__1
&
Oils
14
8c
a28c
6.80
11c
Jan
7%c Aug
4c
;
34c
49c
4.90
—
Ltd—
we*
13%
Dec
6.00
43c
88c
3.75
Ltd
Co
48%
22%
1
common
5.35
Petroleums
175
Jan
19
13
*
Armistice
1.45 Mar
1.11
2c
Limitea
54
*
^Preferred
71c
2.30
5c
10%
3.80
9%c Aug
11c
•
Ltd
Co
Mines
Corp
53%
Feb
—
4.00
Sep
13%
.
8,225
14,416
Feb
Nov
46c
•
1
Porcupine
Corp
Argus
75c
5.35
_
Mines
Aquarius
Dec
70c
4.95
53%
50
1.50
1.05
Aug
75c
Consolidated
4.60
al7%al7%
Ltd—
.
2.35
**—■>
Nov
Apr
18 %c
4%c July
18 % Dec
5.20
•
"
*
Anthes-Imperial
73%
Jan
3.10
4)
Mines
27 %c
Jan
54%
July
Anglo
Ankeno
*
'
_
.
Dec
Dec
108
Jan
6%
Dec
'
—
26%
Dec
1.32
*
50c
Jan
Anacon
53%
.
14c
Dec
75
Jan
107
Feb
May
14
39% Mar
72
2.60
1
~i
2.15
40c
3% Mar
70
Jan
32c Aug
Oct
Oct
2.46
July
85c
Nov
72
17c
11c
Mines
1.30
23c
10
Sep
100
_
Larder
1_________
Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Oil
39c
1.90
'
25
pfd.
Feb
50c
36c
7%
8%
Dec
2.60
Amalgamated
Amurex
7 %
2,000
1.75
31)_,
Jan
Apr
12,400
•
about
Feb
20c
23,100
1.75
*
Ltd
(expire
16c
Nov
83c
1
,2.
Steel
Rights
2nd
Mines
.
Dec
Jun
14c
60c
44c
•
—1
23
9%c
9%
1
com
Consol
Jan
Dec
78c
30c
Distillers
17
9
59c
Warrants
Pacific
Nov
Jan
1.05
•
Petroleums
Dec
26%
60c
1
.
27%
Aug
80c
•
Petroleums
Jan
6%
27,525
16
»
Oil
&
High
16%
25
570
12
Acadia-Uranlum
Acme
Low
27%
20%
preferred
18%
,
Montauban
Range for Year 1954
Hioh
Dec
May
36 %c July
Jan
1
16%
*
Ltd
58c
1
Ltd
Ltd
8%c Aug
90c
;
footnotes
75C
1,825
•
United
For
Jan
9,000
2.30
—
A
Mines
Oil
55c
17c
—
United
Anglo-Canadian
Jan
13,051
16%
Ltd
Oils
84c
75c
16%
Ltd
Altex
64c
72c
14 %c
36 %c
AJbermont
60c
72c
5,210
___
Mines
Ltd
64c
*
__
—
9,290
5,000
Feb
.
2.45 Jan
■ •
20,800
56,678
13,250
Ltd
Ventures
July
Dec
94c
65c
,
,
67c
19
6c
Ltd-
Mines
Dec
Pec
42c
8c
1.18
Ltd
Mine*
Mines
25 %c
37c
53c
3.10
5
(1944)
Uddlen
Aug
7c
62c
Ltd
Mines
Trebor
1.81
3.05
7c
July
4.00
2,000
2,000
17%
—
Ltd
1.60 May
38c
7c
16c
Mines
3,600
80c
2.25
19
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Silver
4.65
Dec
38c
*
94c
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd™
Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd
Mines
4,50
Jan
1.80 Mar
2.20
__
'
Ltd
Mines
Hughes Gold
4.o0
1.25
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Cous
5%c
Petroleums
Ltd
Mines
Mines
16,000
Anglo-American Exploration
54C
Mining Corp Ltd
Rayrock Mines Ltd
:
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Gold
15c
Nov
.
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Standard
11c
July
68
Quemont
Stadacona
12c
12c
18c
Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
1.95
Dec
70c
3.60
—
Corp
23 %c
July
10'/2c
5%c
Dec
Jan
1.25
Jun
.
Feb
1.15
Jan
a*—.
Jan
1.56
10 %c
Oct
—
1.80
Oct
600
3c
Nov
Feb
Aug
4,050
5c
9c
3.90
34c
40c
1,000
July
10% Mar
Aug
1.65
1,000
59c
1.60
Sep
6.85
1.25 Mar
1.45
45,500
•
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Nickel
25,500
10c
30c
16%
___
Dredging Ltd
Quebec
1.01
33,500
Ltd
Manitou
1.01
1,125
5%c
Ltd
Canada
Goldfields
Quebec
300
1.30
8c ll%c
11c 11 %c
Ltd
Dome
1.34
5c
59c
11c
Mining Co Ltd
East
5,300
July
July
5%c
Ltd
Gold
Perchcourt
100
1.60
1.50
'
Sale Price
Aluminium
Aug
3.35 Mar
Jan
1,000
Dec
19 y4
Dec
3c
1.78
Ten
1.45
_
STOCKS
Alberta
;
.
1,187
Feb
1.20
5.00 Mar
'
Alberta
'
1
2.10
-
Feb
'
2.10
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Pato Cons
33c
8.40
Friday
Albermont
Jan
12%
67c
2.25
Nov
1.45
Canadian
Akaitcho
Aug
46c
Aug
j.
Feb
Dec
3.20
1.29
«
Nov
2.45
57c
Mining Corp Ltd—
Pitt Gold
6,850
Dec
1.00
20c
29c
Toronto Stock
Dec
9c
3Hc
Ltd
Ltd
Uranium
800
1.61
Feb
July
81c
6c
Mines
(1945)
51,300
1
—
_
Minerals
Petroleums
Jan
4.00
5c
2.40
-
Explorations
Mines
1,900
46c
1.34
Dec
'
15%
New Thurbois Mines Ltd
New Vinray
Mines Ltd
Normetal
1.70
4.25
1.55
1.29
Feb
14
8c
Mylamaque
Nudulama
Jail
2.50
Nov
17c
16,500
5.10
4.10
3.10 Aug
810
16c 17 %c
July
1.65 May
10,500
4.00
5c
3c
Mines
Mines
45c
1
Oct
5%c
Ltd-
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Mines
Oct
8.40
•
Dec
5c
™
New
Rim
18c
Oct
1.15
'■
Uranium Mines
Santiago
Apr
2,000
33c
17c
Mines
Corp
25c
Oct
1.25
Nov
18 %c
Ltd—*
Mines
New
Oil
Jan
4c
6.55
May
Ltd
Mines
Virginia
45c
Oct
4~c
Harricana
Tobrlt
Mar
July
Ltd—
New
Teck
Dec
2c
5.60
5c
*
1
Gold
Mines
Tazin
20c
1,500
5,550
2c
Mining Ltd
LaBine
Sullivan
West
43c
2.40
»
Forma que
Preston
Dec
500
i
Ltd
New
Orchan
9.70
July
24,000
Goldfields Ltd
Molvbdenite
Nov
38c
29c
1
-
—
Limited
Co
5.65 Mar
16c
1
_
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Uranium
Obalski
Trl-Tor Oils Ltd
Westburne
Jan
1.700
9t)c
-
_
-
_
Petrol-Chemical
Sep
23 c
23%
Ltd
Trlcan
4.25
85c
Ltd
Island
4.00
Jun
3.000
1.50
'
1.60
-1
_
Valley Oil Co Ltd—
Empire Oils Ltd
2.35 May
2.40
Uranium. Mines Ltd
Nickel
July
21c
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Nocana
Jan
85c
—
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd—:.
;
„
Souris
12%
Ltd
Oils
Trans
200
_
Asbestos
Louvicourt
New
Sep
5,003
'
voting trust—
(1939) Ltd
Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
Jan
9c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Meta
2,80
3.90
Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd
Lafayette
w
<£
Ltd.
2.95 Mar
2.72
Apr
2.00
4.20
40c
1
_
Jan
1.40 Mar
1.75
21c 23j/2C
1.60
1
__
_
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd..
9c
17 %c
Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Lingside
—
Nov
43c
33c
1
_
Dec
b.o4
Aug
21 %c July
2,800
—
Phillips OH Co Ltd
Quebec Oils Development
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
3.85
13%c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
5.15
1.99
21c
*
_
Okalta
6.90
33,000
2c
8.10
92c
Kenmayo
Merrill
33c
2c
■
__
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Ltd
Kayrancl Min & Devel Co Ltd
Keyboycon
_
_
Sep
3.85
Ltd
Mines
4.95
High
80c
Aug
3.80
200
2.00
20c
1,000
•
Oils
2.65 Mar
300
7.05
—
8.00
Mines
Mines
Loratio
9.00
26c
Bristol
"4c,
30c
Sep
14c
3,900
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Lavalie
9
47,300
5.50
Lqke Mines Ltd—
Jardun
2.00 May
5c
Feb
2%c Apr
100
5.40
•
Lake
2.05
2.25
__
—
Feb
1.10
5.00
Red
2.00
9
Inc
Aug
50c
"
10
5.00
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Jqllicoe
10
,
38C
11945)
Uranium
Gold
Jaculet
New
Feb
17c
—
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Jack
Jan
Jun
Aug
4.00
_
Ltd
Warrants
Iso
2.90 May
July
•
Ltd
Heath
6c
5.50
2%c Juri
100
5c
Ltd
Grandines
Headway
4,000
2.80
Ltd
Mines
5c
3.70
50c
Ltd
Limited
Gold
17,000
1
-
Ltd
Gaspe OH Ventures Ltd
Jasper Oil Corp
Ktoy Oils Ltd
5%e
—
___
Mines
Gold
For
Ltu
Home Oil Co Ltd
Sep
75c
17
Graham-Bosquet
Gul
5/c
1
__
Ltd
Minerals
«
Jail
13,300
__
Gunner
5oC
2.25
♦
Oils
Petroleums
Dec
45c
2.85
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Producers
Oil
55c
12,500'
Ltd—
Uranium
Fontana
Sep
50,000
♦
—50c
Mines Ltd
Zinc
Mines
Empire
Federated
63c
5.50
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Frobisher
O i c
....
Ltd
coraasun
Nov
3c
Corp Ltd
Smelting & Refining
Metal
Nov
1.70
Oils
Feb
15<;
Metals
Eastern
Aug
7%c
60c
1
Ltd—
Sullivan
Rio
17c
Jun
22c
Consolidated
East
Del
Sep
4c
85c
Denison
Eastern
Consolidateu
1.32 July
16c ?:
—
Ltd
Consolidated
Asbestos
ll%c Mar
Leduc
Aug
15,500
*
Cadillac
Mining
Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas
30c
23c
Ltd
Dominion
3,403
5.15
Central
Feb
85c
—
Ltd—*
(Dunsmuiri
Mines
Mines
23,900
10c
_
Jan
16c
2.70
Ltd—
Consol
Dome
Ltd
Ltd
Aug
24c
40c
Mines
Explorers
Citra-Larlic Mines Ltd
'•'Cournor
Explorers
Oils
3c
1,500
19 %c
Ltd_
Mines
Chibougamau
&
Pete
35c
8c
Corp Ltd
Mining Co Ltd—
Corp
Lead
Central
lie
3.70
■
Research
Conwest
Jan
9,000
I
16 %C
Corporation Limited-*
Coulce
Aug
3.80
65c
—_
Gold. Mines
Asbestos
Central
Devonian
Homestead
37c
129,800
83c
61c
23c
Cassiar
&
Canadian
Canadian
80c
6.45
»
14c
1,300
2.77
Carticr-Malartic
Dev
Low
75c
6.35
♦
60c
Ltd—-.
& Smelt
Collieries
Chemical
Admiral Oils Ltd
16c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Celta
Canadian
82c
Ltd
Chibougamau
Canadian
Oct
Range for Year 1954
High.
80c
—
Mar
6c
4%c
-
Ltd
vtc
Mines
Uranium
Campbell
Ltd
Mines
Min
Shares
'■
Uranium
Gold
Brunswick
Calvan
_
Sales
for Week
6.40
•
Dec
Petroleums Ltd_
oi Prices
Low
—25c
1%C Jan
2,000
51c
Oct
9%c Aug
10% c Mar
2,000
12c
1.50
53c
5c
Ltd
Metals
Bouscaclillac
Bouzan
L.td_
25c
Apr
9c
3,500
69c
Mining Corp—
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonvllle Gold Mines Ltd
Rare
ioy4c ioy4c
45c
65c
.
Ltd
Bellechasse
Boreal
Range
Par
Petroleums
3.80
2.28 Aug
1,000
11c
50c
3c
34,962
1.50
__
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Ltd
Corp
Lake
Mines
Lodge
Corp'n
Mines
Mining
Beaucage
Beaver
Last
High
2.85 Mar
53,500
13%c 13y2c
13 %c
:—
u^a—:
Ltd ——;
Uranium
Batnurst
-i
-
11c
20c 24 V2c
24 %c
2c
9%c
10c
Iron
Mines
Barvallee
•
—
Ltd
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur
Aubelle
Base
3.75
Week'a
Friday
Sale Price
:
Ltd
Mines
Arnora
Co
21
STOCKS
Calalta
Mines
AmeraiiiUm
JANUARY
Range for Year 1954
Mining Stocks—
Aconic
ENDED
for Week
Ka.it
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
,
Monday, January 24, 1955
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Jun
Apr
I
Number 5397
Volume 181
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(447),.,,39
\
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Bell
Mining
Bellekeno
Corp
Beta
Bibis
Quebec
l
Bidgood
Bobjo
Hats
11c
class
A
pfd
Boymar
Cord
124,800
18c
10'%C
10c
12c
46,200
8c
6'%c
6c
7c
9,700
13 '%
13%
13%
800
July
Conduits
5 Vac July
12c
Nov
Confederation
50
12
Nov
14
34
Dec
22o
Feb
42c
Jun
31c
35
35%
150
29c
71,725
18c
25c
Tank
Co
7%c
9c
11c
2.75
2.82
1.35
pfd
G)
common
Brilund
Mines
Britalta
;
Petroleum
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
Jun
1.75
Jan
Consolidated
Denison
Dec
Consolidated
Consolidated
East
190
13%
Apr
11,512
6%
Nov
100
100
10
10c
11c
222,000
90
Apr
48%
48%
45
1.10
1.40
280
1.00
Dec
11
11
30
5%
Jan
Nov
1.87
1.85
2.00
195,800
1.25
3.70
3.40
3.70
11,805
2.45
28 '%
27%
28%
8,056
20%
Jan
131
920
49%
Oct
198
90
Jan
50
52
51%
54
900
•
9%
9%
9%
7,360
Packers
Columbia
Telephone Co
Broulan
Bruck
Reef
17
13%
27
A
45
45
45
1.70
14
8c
9%C
15c
1
25c
21 %c
26c
Mining
1
10c
10c
11c
Algoma
Uranium
1
1.19
1.15
Fenimore
Consol
Dec
94%
Sep
51%
Dec
104
Dec
Consolidated
Consolidated
Dec
44V2
Dec
Consolidated
Ranwick
Oct
2.25
Jan
Consolidated
Oct
Consolidated
12 »/2
18'%c Jan
Consol
Nov
Consolidated
14c
Jan
42c
Dec
Consumers
9
Mar
Jan
Conwest
13
Nov
9c
Jan
Corby
Jun
75c
Oct
Cosmos
Canadian
•
15c
14 Vac
15c
7,100
13c
Sep
29c
Feb
Coulee
Buffalo
Red
7c
Oct
Cournor
47'%
Dec
2,700
•
21 %c
24c
6,520
*
26
26%
225
Burns
&
class
Co
Class
A
»
Burrard
Calder
class
A
&
Campbell
Red
Crushed
Foils
Canada
Foundries
Canada
Iron
Canada
Life
&
Stone
class
A
Jan
15c
59%
Mar
8'%
Jun
Apr
Crow's
30c
Nov
15%
Dec
Davis
217/ac
Feb
Deer
22c
20C
28c
11,900
10c
July
28c
Feb
D'Eldona
6.40
6.30
6.45
11.351
3.80 Aug
6.50 Nov
Delnite
5.50
5.30
5.60
18,194
2.55 Mar
4.25
Del
8.75
9.20
17,927
58c
65c
145
512
6.70
Jan
84
Feb
9%
10%
472
16
16
50
13
24
24
35
23%
23
23%
24.
896
19%
Jan
158
75
8%
8%
100
•
67
67
68
216
51%
13
210
10%
•
3.95"
B
»
Mortgage,
Oils
Canada
Southern
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank
•
•
Oil
of
1.05
Aug
Mar
1,102
31
Mar
87
261
58
Jan
1.35
100
2.65
4,675
137/s
190
12%
105
60% Mar
58c
92 910
0.25
6.15
6.50
4,397
39Ya
39%
40
5,704
22c
Apr
July
3.10 Aug
•
32%
Jan
Empire Oils
3.10
3.20
19,576
2.90
Dec
25%
25%
257/8
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Jan
72 %c
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15%
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4.40 Dec
3.00
41 »/2
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39
July
Aug
86'%
1.25
31
Oct
Dec
18
May
25
Dec
18
Feb
22
Nov
37
36%
37%
275
29
Feb
70c
Jan
15
Nov
20%
21 %
475
40c
44c
8,500
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84c
87,967
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1.02 Jan
Jan
32
Jan
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1.70 Dec
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104
104
5
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4.05
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1
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4.90
5.10
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1.03
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1.04
5,250
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100%
17
3.00
11%
Sep
Dec
July
6.70
8.15
67,432
5.15
Oct
7.00
Jan
2,025
2.39
Jan
3.30
Dec
7,850
3.70
Jan
5.75
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1.25 Aug
2.50
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4.50
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1.00
71c
5.20'
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21,500
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13c
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30c
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35c
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10
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Chateau-Gai Wines
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7c
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85c
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22c
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2.05
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Dec
5
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6
17
Dec
4.20
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3.70
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6c
4,000
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Apr
33c
32c
33c
9,200
28c
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58%c
85c
10,300
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1.20
85c
1.58
1.52
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1.70
84,850
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2.15
2.15
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82c
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8
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65c
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1.50
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85,530
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42c
66,483
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1.30
1.60
1.60
1.74
2,000
1.25
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5.75
Apr
Dec
Jan
Dec
2.35 Mar
Aug
25c
Jun
Dec
2.05 Mar
Jun
35
May
Nov
6.50 Mar
5.40
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850
3.80
July
16%
17'A
1,215
14'%
Jan
17 3%
15c
Jan
54c
31
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44i%
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Dec
Sep
May
1
16c
18c
21,900
42
41%
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371
25
97%
9%
9%
25
6%
Oct
11
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19
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2,280
13'%
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103'/a
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62c
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1.00
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1.50
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810
19'%
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23c
7,340
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43c
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35c
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18c
1
21c
20c
22c
15,690
15c
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1.14
1.06
1.18
123,935
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Feb
1.00
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Nov
Feb
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24
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42c
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62c
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62c
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11c
12c
50,500
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Aug
1
1
Gold
Corp
47/ac July
10c
15c
Jan
Feb
Dec
Dec
Sep
Oct
Feb
Nov
•
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28c
28c
30c
16,900
14c
Oct
43c
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1
Glacier
Mines
Eureka
3.45 Feb
Jan
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Oils
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Jan
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1.28
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•
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28
27
28
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Jan
29
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1
1
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20%
Jan
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Dec
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14,200
1.74
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1.03
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Sep
1
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Jan
6
1
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10c
Oct
1
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May
2.50
(Western)
Apr
88c
1
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12c
2
Nov
3.90
5'%C
1
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95c
1.68
1
Feb
Apr
1
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Aug
Feb
50c
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62
Feb
1.45
12c
Oct
80c
10%
Jan
6c
*
Jan
Mar
-
:
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2.25
67c
95c
1
Fleet Manufacturing
2.99 1 3.25
5.00
34
358,000
83"
1
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8.15
1
Dec
110
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Apr
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190
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16 %c
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60
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Nov
July
Jun
31c
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Dec
17c
Oct
9%c Feb
90c
24 '/a c
Oct
3.85
Nov
May
27c
Aug
1.30
64c
6'%c
56c
1
Ltd
34
5.25
9c
16
105
Feb
Dec
5'/4c July
18c
Jun
2.01
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8,600
20c
Dec
123%
Sep
Dec
Jan
1
Ltd
30c
Cockshutt Farm
77
Dec
1.17
34c
For
20c
1.10 Aug
1
Cobalt
Oct
Dec
12
Oil
Cochenour
Dec
4.50
21
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Oil
Cochxane-Dunlop
18%
166
Jan
2,300
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Bar
Jan
4,525
70c
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Jan
1.60
18c
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1.55
29%
75c
Chibougamau
12%
100
20%
19c
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Jan
1.45
1
Chemical
Sep
67c
l97/a
1
Cheskirk
22
28%
1
Steel
14% Mar
35c
Jan
7%c
,
18
Jan
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Feb
Jun
20
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Charter
6.75 Feb
1.50
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Sep
28%
•
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Lake
2.95 Mar
1
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Centre
Oct
10
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Central
73c
25
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Explorers
Central
75c
79»% c Feb
preferred
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25
7,195
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Castle
1.135
3.45
35'% Nov
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Cassiar
17%
3.00
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Canso
17
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3.10
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17
100
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13,313
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.
72c
2.05
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_
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24,000
180
110
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180
2.70
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23c
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•
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36,000
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1,500
85c
2.87
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7'%c
63c
76c
1
18c
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1
1
21c
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9,100
1
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14c
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20c
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10c
Jan
9
Oct
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Dec
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14c
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East
55c
Pipelines
799,640
Mines
3,866
8,800
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75c
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43c
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62c
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95c
July
10%
20,100
65c
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445
39C
•
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4,460
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12
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38c
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16
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100
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57,209
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25
305
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Nov
4,770
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2.95
2,180
23
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44,538
7%
6.30 Aug
2.79
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4.05
2.00
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63
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3.50
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2.45
21
2.00
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1.65
2.15
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3.70
53,083
2.12
2.40
10%
9.00
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2.26
2.19
217%
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_
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9.25
105
May
Dec
3
205
11c
Nov
•
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2.35
7c
18%
(Dunsmuir)
4.50
4,850
32
&
35
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—
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2.04
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4.30
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5,071
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35
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11 '%c
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125
2.35
1.05
July
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Dec
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10c
Dec
5c
July
24
100
33c
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1.04
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20%
17%
22,600
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10
_
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23%
*
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25
Dec
20%
28c
45c
8c
4,300
Nov
20%
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Jan
50c
1
10%
Jan
3.20
Jan
10%
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27
Apr
8.00
43c
Jan
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7.30
Sep
Mar
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45
9c
4.00
25
Jun
25
preferred
30c
1,604
preferred
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5%
20c
12,800
3,367
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Canadian
Oct
200
90c
52
Dec
23%
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258,541
4.05
70c
17%
137%
1
1
18c
4.00
29%
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14%c
—
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Oct
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16c
Nov
29'/4
25%
Canadian
16c
17%
18% Mar
A
Feb
29'%
818
class
5c
•
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48,100
*
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East
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12c
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25'% Aug
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13c
Sep
common
16% Mar
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Dec
Steel
287
Food
1.30
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1,710
Canadian
Nov
Dominion
72,360
Canadian
80c
4
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31
Canadian
Oct
74,408,
1.70
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75
50c
Dec
31
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Nov
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Jan
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Sep
Nov
72
1.75
common
22
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8 «/2
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1.41
common
31
Feb
3.90 May
1.15
Dominion
20%
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_
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30%
$1.00 preferred
29%
•
Nov
1.49
Canadian
30%
Oct
67c
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30'%
21
1.55
25c
Asbestos
•
20
52,883
11%C
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•
——_
2.75
Apr
19c
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10c
A
2.42
Feb
35c
1.17
Sep
Canners
Class
2.75
Oct
1
Dec
Car
Apr
10'% c
Dec
Mines
Canadian
22
34,833
*
Exploration
Canadian
common
15c
1
Dome
Dominion
74
12%c
3.50
Feb
Seagrams
4.10 Apr
60c
14c
Jan
2.30
A
Producers
1.65 Aug
70
17,604
59c
10c
Minerals
Dominion
53C
3.20
_
Mines
Rio
Delta
3.85 Mar
70
2.95
July
Ltd
class
Mines
Dome
10%
,
3.05
.
1
Gold Mines
Sep
1.00
3.15
Breweries
British
2.60 Aug
36
35%
2
(expire March 15)
Canadian
34%
20
Commerce
Canadian
25
12%
50
Oil
6,100
2.50
l
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Wire & Cable class B
3,800
2.65
38%
85
warrants
SS
3.95
1.35
35
20
Petrol
4.75
2.25
381/4
2.40
♦
Leather
Horn
Dec
160
Jun
8c
1
247% Aug
Feb
8
812,530
•
_
_
18
Jan
13
•
Lands
_
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Dec
117%
Jan
78%
155
8%
45c
66c
__
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Dec
23%
33c
9
_
.
Distillers
145
Feb
*
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9.30 Sep
4% July
Jun
44c
1
Devon-Leduc
16
io
Sep
65,386
143
53c
Jan
6,250
D'Aragon Mines
Jan
Jun
59c
Jan
Dec
10c
92,098
Patricia
Crowshore
9
8.85
40c
23c
_
_
Zellerbach
12c
1
Aug
10,850
.
*
Nest Coal
Crown
958
*
z
Southern
Rights
7
Jun
38,025
10
Permanent
Canadian
60,700
■
75
18c
*
Canada
Canada
175
Feb
20c
30c
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*
20c
Warrants
Canada
8
45c
500
29c
•
100
147/a
Foundry
Northern
Class
Jan
53,000
1
_
Pershing
18c
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Malting
Canada
Jan
17c
28c
4
Mines
Trust
141/4
•
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'
Crown
51 %
12,973
15c
28c
1
151/4C
14'%
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Oil
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Dec
37%
2.65
15c
73c
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_
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1
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class
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Dec
28 7/8
May
28c
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1
Lake
Canada
Canada
25'/2C
Jan
Dec
Nov
3.05
70c
71c
-
1
Exploration
Cement
Canada
Aug
July
Feb
Jan
2.40
25c
_
_
_
_
Mining
1.83 May
40c
Dec
6c
44c
71c
Uranium
Croft
8c
95
2.45
8%
28c
_
*
Chibougamau
Can-Met
,Canada
8
16'/2c Sep
_
Lead
19%
498
-
2.50
2.50
.
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Imperial Mills
l
Flon
Consolidated
Campbell
51%
1
Oils
Calvan
70
49
1
Edmonton
Flin
Calnorth
68
51
•
Bousquet
Calgary
Callinan
70
*
B
8%c Nov
13,106
•
Crestaurum
Steel
19,130
45c
*
_
—
Copper-Man
1.49
Nov
Hill
2.90
43c
Jan
Nov
25'%c
Exploration
5c
Burlington
2.75
44c
Jan
20c
19c
73c
_
_
Basin
West
Gas
55c
Bunker
2.80
*
A_
Gold
Sudbury
25c
37/ac May
35% Jan
Jan
___
Sannorm
520
30c
•
_
Rochette
2.000
477,535
49c
1
Aug
7,600
45
3.35
_
Oils
class
9,500
11c
2.75
Jan
1.95
1
Peak
26,795
4%c
2.85
Sep
Nov
1
Orlac
Press
6c
44
Aug
Mines
Consolidated
80c
10c
16c
Sep
160
3%c Aug
3,300
1
_
Consol
1.22
4%c
5,000
33c
Feb
•
Northland
6c
44
53/8C
Aug
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Consolidated
62c
4%C
5c
1.25
1
Mosher
7 Vac Mar
Jun
32c
1
_
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_
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Quebec
6'%
33c
•
Mining & Smelting.
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Consolidated
Jun
1
Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated
Buffalo
■
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6c
1
300
1
64c
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
8'%
Howey
5.20 Jan
Nov
8'%
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.10
18,320
1
Dec
2,955
Aug
6c
Dec
Feb
30
Jun
Mar
10c
1
Mines
Jun
Oct
41c
115,650
12c
1
1
•
Iron
13%
8%
8,700
25c
105/sC
Halliwell
Dec
6c
50c
20c
10%c
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
49c
205/«c
Guayana
2.55
1.55 Mar
1
Consolidated
l
1
1,350
Oct
Gold
Lake
1.75
Aug
Ankerite
.
Feb
Arrow
Buffalo
Buffadison
58
1
17
45,550
Brunswick
595
Crest_
26 %
184,850
Mining
Brunston
156
Mines
Jan
11.350
12c
150
1
Jan
150
8C
154
Lake
9
1.36
14'%C
,
May
Cadillac
42
1
Mines
7
Gillies
64
9
__1
Brunsman
9'%
915
Golden
Jan
13
26,400
13
5.00
11'%
1
17%
389
1.50
4.10
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
5%
250
1.55
Jan
48
2,368
•
;
78
225
26
1
Brunhurst Mines Ltd
Buckles
13
26%
25
Mines
class
Mills
17
13 '%
•
*
A
Power
British
17
«
class
Columbia
Nov
3.75
Consolidated
10%
Nov
95
Columbia
6'%c May
3.50
605
Jan
1.60
Nov
52
Class B
Jun
15c
105
British
100
50
51%
British
9%
47
104 '%
Products
18
5%c July
1041/2
Forest
3 %c Mar
100
4.05
Discovery
Apr
18
♦
Columbia
4,000
4.00
4.05
Cordasun
100
preferred
5c
4.00
•
Central
preferred
British
Nov
Consolidated
preferred
5%
4'%c
_
Consolidated
77/a
93%
5c
Oil
_
Mar
7%
100
Aug
♦
Allenbee
Consolidated
Consolidated Astoria
4.25 Mar
4'%%
pfd
11c
10»%
Mines
Mar
20c
4%%
4%
12,350
1.70
July
2.65
•
American
17c
H'%
Bakeries
1
British
15c
_
Consolidated
1
Ltd
Coniaurum
_
Jan
17V4
*
Mines
10c
18
50
Coniagas
July
7%
10c
15c
10 7% c Aug
42c
Jan
10
Life
80c
7,900
Apr
1
-
Dec
4,665
1.20
Dec
7c
_
National
7c
18,100
2.80
Sep
94c
14,100
9
Petroleum
6c
2,000
9%c
1.20
(T
10c
323,800
%
44
10,200
10c
3
Nov
July
High
1.34
8c
1
Yellowknife
16c
26c
1
Colomac
Low
1.25
1
Commoil
Commonwealth
35
100
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
Lake
4.50
Jan
23c
6%c
Sep
Mar
Range for Year 1954
Utah
1.25
1
...
_
Cooper
35c
15c
Shares
Low
Lake
43c
26c
Warrants
Bright
2.70
49,800
22c
*
A
ordinary
Preferred
&
Coldstream
31c
1
class
Traction
Bridge
Apr
3.00
•
i
Petroleum
Red
24c
18c
1
Brewis
Oct
20c
1
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
6c
2.95
i
Brantfoid
Coin
19c
1
Bordulac
Bralsaman
Dec
30c
for Week
9'%c
Aug
47
182,400
50
Gold
Mines
60c
Jan
«
pfd
Cody-Rico
July
1
Mines
Bonville
9c
Par
High
37c
9,618
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
39%
15,290
46
1
Mines
Ribbon
Blue
42c
1
Kirkland
Biltmore
10 %c
41c
»
Mines
Gold
Yukon
Lots
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1954
Shares
45%
45 >%
1
Gamma
Bevcourt
42c
1
,_25
_
Mines
Belleterre
of Prices
'
Telephone
JANUARY 21
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Belcher
ENDED
Sales
Week's
100
Dec
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(448)
Monday-, January 24, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
*
14
RANGE
Friday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
STOCKS
Range
Par
Low,
High
4.25
4.00
4.40
*
common
86 %c
90c
Debentures
100
.»
85
90
STOCKS
310
1,040
Warrants
87%
»
r
—1
52c
52c
54c
•
Exploration
of Alberta
74c
74c
78C
Exploration
Low
•
Gatineau
5%
Power
preferred
preferred
Mines
General
3.80
5.40 Aug
Secord
Laura
Feb
70
Dec
1.08 May
92
Jan
Apr
80c
Nov
July
7bc
Jan
Lavane
28%
Nov
Leitch
Laurentide
Class
General
R
Products
Steei
Mfg class
126,811
■'
5.55
235
2,300
5%
Jan
79%
Jan
95
42 %
Nov
47
10%
Nov
16%
102
101%
100
16c 19 %C
16c
261,100
Mar
4c
&
Class
1.90
1.85
1.97
6%c
6 VaC
6%c
5,500
9c
8c
10c
170,200
165
40c
20c
•
Utilities
110
53
50
7%
31^7
piu_—
Mines__
Oct
49c
14c
Dec
29 %c
Feb
600
34c
Mar
45c
Aug
31-/4
5,b«5
18%
Jan
1.00
Apr
3.55
Nov
675
5
Feb
9% Mar
6
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
6
200
4%
Sep
9% Mar
Mauie
8.25
9.00
7,025
5.55
Aug
9.75
Dec
18%
18%
325
13%
Jun
18'/a
Nov
1.08
1.15
121,075
12%
11%
13
4.50
5.35
9%c
62
62
26
9%c
50
75,0
/ J
7%C
8
McMarmac
Red
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
Merrill
Apr
Merrill
Mela
Mexican
58c
♦
30,000
6c
Aug
17%c
Jan
9,800
14c
Nov
37c
Dec
16,500
45c
May
May
Mill
58c
Preferred
8.50
15 %C
30%
Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hughes-Owen class A__
Erie
paid
&
Bank
called
1
lag lis
(John)
Int
Powders
Bronze
class
Co
Interprovincial
Jacknife
7
8.60
9,774
82,400
Dec
Montreal
51
100
45
Jan
51%
Dec
Moore
Multi-Minerals
2.75
Dec
Jan
28c
27c
30C
3,000
13%
13%
100
12
May
160
160
165
15
125
Mar
33
32
33
501
7.55
7.25
7.85
910
10c
10c
lie
86,600
47%
46%
Negus
Nello
4
•
51%
VaC
7'A May
4
%C
5c
5,500
50%
52%
3,575
34 %
50%
51%
100
34 %
51
50%
52%
585
39
Mar
8
8
150
8
Mar
9'
n
10%
11%
11 781
7
Aug
12%
30
3%c July
Jan
2.10
2.07
2.30
22,941
3.75
3.75
3.75
100
3.25 July
17%
17%
100
15% Aug
29% Mar
•
•
35
34%
56%
55%
103
134%
•
25%
*
12%
5
28%
36
•
1,310
1.19
Dec
12
28 %
100
5
5%
850
1.85
1.85
1.92
26
26%
41
41
5
15c
14%C I6V2C
18c
2.28
2.50
852,529
12 %c
1
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
New
Calumet
y2 Dec
New
Concord
New
Continental Oil
New
Devon
New
Dickenson
38
Aug
90,700
39
39%
Oct
Nov
Dec
9%c
Feb
19c
Dec
18c
•
Dec
20c
Dec
1.38 May
2.69 July
7'Ac May
37,195
28 %c
15c
'
Feb
1.00 Aug
70c
1.30
1.28
1.33
65,525
2.10
2.45
19,803
1.77
Jan
69c
56c
60c
9.800
51 %c
Dec
50c
July
37c
July
75c
Jan
11'Ac Aug
30c
Mar
68c
68c
75c'
•
49c
49c
51c
18c
18c
20c*.
1
1.15
1.12
•
Petroleum
.
-
-
9.301
16,750
2,300
1.25
24,900
81c
Mar
1.60
Dec
Mar
2.44
50c
t
Oct
940,075
35c 39%c
2.15
Apr
Dec
Feb
1
Development
5.75 Apr
1.40
•
Petroleum
Dehli
25c
45c 51 %c
36c
Jan
1
,
Oil
Mines
Davies
24c
45c
Oct
Dec
7%
26
1,000
1
13%
28%
Oct
27%
15,325
18C
18c
2.28
•
Jan
5
I,100
41
Feb
27 % Mar
3,200
26'A
1
New
10
590
11%
28%
5%
11%
22c
Feb
2.70 May
91c
1.20
-
1.53
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
10c
lie
16,100
7%c
2.50
2.40
2.50
12,125
2.60
1
30 %c
30c
32c
15,400
20c
July
48c
Feb
1
12c
lie
12c'
8,725
10c
Oct
19 %C
Jan
1
Fortune
11c
1
Mines—
28c
Nov
Dec
Jan
24%c May
3.20
25 VaC
30c
17,575
15c
July
54c
•
16c
16c
17c
10,600
11c
Oct
40c
1
38c
31c 41 %c
Sep
New
Malartic
1
8%c
8c
9c
19,000
6%c Mar
Sep
29,925
29
7,301
7c
23,100
Aug
207%
Jan
105
31^/a Dec*
New
Hosco
Hugh
:
Jason Gold
61c
39,940
78c
53c
86c
2,171,799
2.25
1.84
2.25
14,250
5%c Mar
275,800
20%
21
205
7%c
7%c
8'Ac
36,500
16 %
16%
16%
6,605
14c
17c
99,425
500
10c
75,200
3.80
Mar
Jan
28 %c July
7%c Jul'
23c
Jan
29 %c May
73c
July
34c
Sep
16c
May
1.42 Aug
5c
19%
5c
Feb
Jun
May
16% Mar
7c
July
7,000
52c
Apr
8,500
45c
Nov
'
26,100
New
Larder
Newlund
U
Mines
New
Marlon
New
Morrison
Gold
Newnorth
10.500
14c
170.700
10%c
10c 10%C
8,500
1
.
2.525
12c
76c
64c
78c
1,179.889
—
5%c
6c
7,000
Jan
7.75
22
Aug
Jan
10% Aug
Jan
85c
Sep
10c
Aug
25%c
Nov
North
16 V?c
Jun
33c
Sep
North
Rankin
North
Star
18c
1.30
6.60 July
Nov
28c
Aug
Jun
2.10
Dec
4.25
Dec
North
Nov
18%c May
25c
4.25
Feb
Anr
May
20c
Oct
7c
Mar
43c
Dec
5c
Jun
12c
Sep
1.18
Nov
1.27
Dec
58
1.50
2.85
Nov
Jun
15c
Nov
Jan
83
Dec
6%c May
Dec
Canadian
Inca
Mines
Oil
:
43.600
5c
Sep
21c
18,250
8c
Aug
19c
Sep
3.80
3.75
3.90
12,746
3.90
Dec
33c
29c
36c
245.136
30c
Dec
•
Oils
Nickel
19c
16c
1
Gold
17c
11c
•
Ltd
18c
16c
4.75
4.65
9c
Sep
12
Jun
Northwestern
Apr
18c
Dec
Nudulama
2,000
11c
61,600
42c
500
2.35
9c
1.78
Feb
Aug
Jan
5.65
Oct
5%c July
16c
Jan
36c
Aug
72c
Jun
Jan
11%
Nov
6
•
10%
10%
11%
4.45
4.15
4.50
1,280
1
Trinity
5c
4.75
9c
42c
__1
11 %c
8c ll%c
36,200
8c
Dec
25c
Jan
5,000
41c
Oct
65c
Jun
89%
Dec
93%
Sep
20c
Jun
50c
Jan
Warrants
North
May
Feb
Nov
1
Mining
Oil & Mines
61c
5.00 Julv
56,900
Feb
Jan
7%c
7%c
1
Mines
Normetal
Norpax
1.39
2.05
-
9%c
1
Norgold
Norlartic
Mar
-
9c
8,280
II.938
1.80
17
Mines
9c
14c
2,323
1
Dec
20c
82%
Ltd
3%c
3%c Oct
3.20
80
Mines
Jun
18c
2.90
81%
Rim
Mines
4c
2.85
1
.1
4%c Jun
13c
1
1
•
Nickel
8 %
150
6c
7c
48,250
Noranda
May
Oct
16,900
5c
14c
Canada
Thurbois
3.55
14c
of
Yellowknife
1,900
12%
Nov
29,500
Jan
3,315
12c
Aug
15c
8c
4c
47c
114,700
12%
May
89c
9,800
1.03
14c
Nov
19c
Feb
19,600
78c
12%
13c
Dec
11c
78c
1,500
Jun
1.44
1
44,050
5c
7%c
2.44
9.20
26c
9c
Jan
15 %c
9c
4'/2C'
Jan
Jan
10,000
4'Ac
1
Apr
9c
2.11
308,286
417,550
1.20
8.90
2.25
New
9c
1
Mines-.
Nib
19c
40c"
2.20
9.00
20c
8c
32c
1
Ciils
15c
8c
9%c
•
1.85
19c
37c
2.44
1.355
24c
20c
10%c
22%
1
Aug
1
21%
2,348
13c
1
22
55,900
7,700
...
Nipissing. Mines
•
202,300
Sep
Mar
14c
Nisto
1.00 July
33c
1.10
90c
13c
Jan
45,550
25c
Taku
13c
•
Senator
Superior
New
Aug
Jan
28,600
6.15
New
New
Jan
75c
15c
1.42
23c
Jan
Apr
22,160
1
Oils
20c
1,00
1;
!
Merger
New Ryan Like Mines
9%c
95c
1
Norzone
19
96c
24c
1.27
6.05
Jan
July
July
25c
5c
1
Rouyn
25%
9%c Mar
10c
36,150
60c
15c
32c
New
4%c July
110,510
9c
Anr
1.35
6.15
Pacalta
12 %c July
16,084
23c
July
_20c
1
Ltd
Gold
New
7%C
1
Mines
New Mylamaque Explor
2.15 Mar
6c
21c
7 %c
10c
—1
1
«"■
7c
9c
1
Mines
23c
1
•
Laguerre
35c
4%c Aug
15c
Dec
4.25
14c
Jan
Oct"
1
Kelore
New
New
7%c 11 %c
14 %c 15 %c
10%c Jan
16c
•
New
13c
•
Mar
-
Mines
1.40 Mar
1
75,500
New, Highbridge
6c
4.05
1.05
New
3,600
•
92c
97c
Dec
6,557
•
Nov
40 %c
Jun
27%
22c
14 %
Feb
16
1.60
23c
Sep
Jan
1
Mines
Dec
New
13%
11%
13c
27%
19
12 Vb
8%c
1
;
Bidlamaque
18
„
Jan
500
135%
650
55c
—___•
Uranium
Alger
At.oma
New
9'A
14%
1
Ltd
Labine
3.35 Mar
540
14%
•
Mines
Mining
New
281,475
13%
10
Nov
Apr'
Sep
45c
13
25c
Car
51%
54
24c
*
Petroleum
Steel
Nesbitt
Sep
5
Jan
2,946
12%
13c
35 c
3.70
Jan
445
26%
12%
8%c
41.
Nov
128%
136
25%
8%c
page
1.50
Harricana
7c
1
see
17,394
Goldvue
1.58
—1
footnotes
2.05
New
68c
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
1.85
New
47c
Mining
2.00
Dec
50c
Gold
Jan
Nov
46c
Mines
24%
57%
66c
Mines
1,808
Feb
45'Ac
Shore
33%
Jan
49c
Lingman
Nov
22%
34%
45 %c
Osu
Sep
35
33%
96
1
Lake
19
10
—1
Mines
Jan
Jan
11,661
Lake
Mining & Exploration
Jun
23c
'
103
1.60
16 %c
Ltd
15
53c
Mar
10c
125
Aug
Mar
41c
5,600
17%
•
B
Trust
5%c Dec
Dec
8%c
11 %c
Ltd
62,460
14c
17
Dec
9% Mar
43%
56%
134 %
.
1.75
47/sC Aug
6%c Dec
1
Mines
73c
Tic
•,
common
55%
Jan
•
Hudson
Lake
National'
New
*
Keno
47c
12c
20
National
New
__1
Dufault
Grocers
Ltd
Hosiery class
National
at
_1
Copper
55c
Dec
Nov
18
May
•
com__
Preferred
Dec
Mines
(John)
Explorations
National
Jun
Kirkland
For
Sep
Dec
10%
21
Wasa
8.20
12%c
40
Kirkland
one
Sep
4%c Aug
Jan
Mining
Klondike
14
Feb
17%
17
5
,
& Chemical
Drug
National
Feb
—1
Luz
6.00
Mar
Mines—
Lake
Dec
9
Kirkland Townsite
Feb
11% Mar
1
Ltd
Preferred
6
Kelvinator
La
32
May
National
28
-15C
Kristina
Apr
2.15
*
common
Naco Ltd
3,176
Jonsmith
Lama
Dec
1,500
151,916
Lake
13% July
158
8,310
408,250
Lake
25
Dec
11
c
15c
Labrador
25c
7%
Kerr-Addison
Dec
14 %c
Dec
10
3.15
Sep
1.20
•
•
Jan
Jan
5c
•
Locomotive
Corp
1.75
Dec
51c
1
—
Montoco
31
53%
4.95
—
Porcupine
Petroleum
Oct
Jan
10 %c 18%c
Oils
Moneta
—
Mortgage
19%
13 %c
Labatt
Jan
30c
Knitting
811
57c
Kroy
10%
Aug
July
.■___*
—
Monarch
30%
15 %c
Keymet
6.85
14c
Aug
29c
*
common—
A
Monarch
18%
•
May
43c
Jan
Class
Petroleum—
Nov
67c
Jan
14 %c
Keyboycon
July
Nov
33
Dec
11% Mar
7%
Gold
18c
Oct
8%
75
*
Kenville
41,900
10%
225
1
Kayrand
Dec
10
Jun
100
60
Nov
Jan
10%
Oils
25c
Jun
38
1
Jupiter
19,860
5%
4.95
5
11"%
7%
Ltd
45c
Dec
7
16%
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
40c
Dec
1.09
6% July
33
28% Mar
10%
Gold
30
4.95
440
1
Joburke
100
9 %•
16'/a
55%
38%
(1939)
45c
1,549
9%
9 V2
50
Feb
6c
Mines
•
Gas—
.
10%
9%
9~
Sep
9.35
Mar
2,17a
—1
Jellicoe
10%
.—100
Dec
Feb
51c
Jun
9c
16
37%
Oil
10%
•
common
5.80
17%
37%
—
793,100
16
Dec
Line
5,394
1.16
17%
Jan
Gold
Jaculet
Jasper
Pipe
8.50
93c
17%
Nov
Credits
8.30
96c
Mar
2.50
Apr
8.50
Nov
26c
10%
Feb
20c
Containers
1.70
100
Building
95c
37,300
Corp
80
Petroleum
Provincial
1,300
61c
Mining
50
Preferred
1.50
52c
Modern
37 %
100
International
Inter
1.00
55c
1
Power
17C
Jan
Jan
Jan
A
3.00
Aug
43
common
Jun
6'Ac Jan
16c
1
Nickel
11,292
51c
1,000
•
Metals
Jun
1
&
Sep
Dec
43C
1.50
Mines
101%
74
Mar
8c
36% Jan
Preferred
Knit
13
Jan
jan
Jun
Jan
5c
8,500
11%
5.50
17c
37
Jan
July '
30c
2,500
2,050
25
International
121.210
13 'Ac 14 %c
14c
Feb
53
40,850
60
Preferred
International
20c
19C
12%
37c
Feb
Dec
Nov
30c
1.30
993
common
17c
1
•
5
"91
5
1.05
7,432
A
5,400
101
1.30
2.90
2
class
756
40c
•
15c
Mining
70
37c
101
Mindamar
72%
Co
&
Inspiration
68%
37c
Jan
54%
1
Tngersoll 'Machine
70
1
11c
8c
Sep
26'A Mar
742
30c
47%
;
5
r-
10
8,164
34%
Nov
New
preferred
Dec
3.50
12c 13 %c
12c
71
Acceptance
common
preferred
1
3.00
3.50
33%
23,200
14c
Lake
Dec
1,000
72%
Industrial
Dec
4.75
25 5 10
(entire
pref
March
on
9%
Oct
7c
share
per
Feb
3.65
29c
£1
f
7%
3,200
3.05
ordinary 5
Canada
s
12,443
27c
•
of
3.200
3.00
53
14%
redeemable
18c
6'Ac
2.61
10
Preferred
18c
3.00
10
Imperial Tobacco
lac
No
1.10
3%c Jun
10 %c Dec
6%c
53%
Warrants
Oil
6,500
*
National
Life
2,450
8%c
_•
1
Hy-Charger Petroleums
5oc
10,500
1.08
8c
Brick
100
Ltd
Aug
July
37c
90c
Minda-Scolia
1
Refining
26c
25c
Lake.
&
51
1
j
34c
Dct
8%c
Milton
2.65
100
I
35 %c
13.50
30
*
common
Jan
Feb
2,000
Dec
Aug
Jun
15c
Dec
19c
1
Light
City
2.06
15c
7 %c
•
Hudson
„
24 %c
45c
*
;___
31,o_u
.c
34
Tramways
Oil
i
13 %c
15c 16 %c
50
l4-,aC
11
•
Preferred
Mexico
lie
Oct
43c
8.50
Aug
Dec
375
•
10
July
14c
1
Jan
3c
2,240
common
7
6C
8%
—II
212
11c
16%
Paper
9'A
lu,uUd
21c
53%
9%
273,300
43c
55%
Nov
1,955,584
4 '/a C
19c
22
3.50
Chipman
Midcon
4 %C
42c
Feb
1.31 Mar
Feb
Exploration
Uranium
8c
8
Smith
Nov
14c
9%c 11%C
21c
•
Yellowknife
16
23c
29c
4 %C
Dec
17
-
Aug
Island
7c
*
T
Sep
Feb
Dec
17c
10
Mar
Petroleum
13c
10 %C
•
—■—(
8c
7%
11 %c
45,950
25
7c
Gold
19 c
13c
18,265
42c
25
100
McWatters
800
1.99
33c
*
Lake
Meritor
3.50 July
24c
Feb
Nov
5c
common
Red
Dec
Dec
18c
8c
Porcupine
Dec
8%
Mar
1.70
6
McKenzie
Dec
26,500
8
5c
5
Mclntyre
12c
15%
$2
Aug
55%
14c 14 %c
14c
25,750
9%
Dec
2.90
12c
Aug
10,500
Preferred
Jan
25
10c
Jun
1.85
Nov
25
1
32%
447
1.55
28%
45,000
;
475
3.05
25,418
2.40
Jan
13
Mines
Frontenac
1,090
16%
1.80
1.26 Mar
17%
lie
Ltd
Ltd
Maybrun
40,lud
8
$1.50
Maxwell
lie
3.00
3.00
Nov
974
Jan
28
75c
5%
65
Oct
Mar
2,475
——1—1
11
Aug
18c
16.475
10
Jan
5c
41,400
1.75
28%
•
8.00 Mar
20%
Jan
10
—
28%
54%
15%
Indian
13c
16 %c
33c
1
14.180
5
issue
457/8
Sep
July
10c
Corp
Industries
McColl
6'Ac Aug
Mining
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils
55%
9c
54 %
10,100
76c
9c
•
53,784
8 %c
Jun
70,600
•
7%
9%c
41c
20c
45c
1
7
Maritime
Sep
4,500
14c
11c
Ltd
Oct
*
$25%
Marigold Oils
Nov
Consol
4%
Dec
5.65
22%
1.13
11%C!
1
Jan
8.80
1.77
1
Jun
—1
Sarcee
Feb
1.99
____1
7.95
1
Ltd
12c
1.45 Mar
1.62
^
.....
1.95
Malartic
Gold.
3.95
1
Oils
Sep
6%c
1.65
i.65
•
Mines
Marberior
1,100
Drilling
Imperial
31
Maraigo
Marcus
1,800
1
—
Dauch
Imperial
Jan
5.45
1
Lake-
Dec
1
4.00
1
Mines-
Jun
53c
*
Gardens
Milling common
19%
.-1
,
28c
Nov
*
*
Uranium Ltd
Leaf
Leaf
5.30
—•
Iron
Red
Imperial
Apr
203,880
6
1
1
3.50
1
—
—A.
Hibbert
Oil
8
Mapie
Maple
931,173
21c
•17
—*
Goldfields
Maneasi
Dec
49C
16%
Oil
Husky
Oct
Nov
53%
43c
2b Va
:
Gold
Dec
Oct
35c
'
180
22c
Hollinger
20
Magnet
Malartic
19%
________—.—__Ll:
Lakes
&
Jan
Dec
37c
Hi-Tower
Huron
6%
—T
B
Lake Gold Mines
5.45
*
Highland-Bell
Hoyle
Jan
Mines
Consolidated
7%c
Jan
48%
Red
12c
July
97
Gold
Bloedel class
Madsen
Mercury
Crest
Homer
3c
MacMillan <fe
3.75
1
common
12c
,
Feb
Mai
28
.'.19%c
-t
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Oct
16c
3d
.
Alabastine.—.
4.65
Jun
J40c
—Z1
Mines
Sep
Nov
I
Explorations
19 '/a
*
-
Carpets
Howard
2.50
8JC
41c
3%c July
600
—*
Gold
Home
61c
Mines
1
9c
&
Mines
&
59c
J
Mines
1
Hasaga Gold
Hinde
60c
18c
3,615
Yellowknife
•
Gold
Brass
Highwood
2,000
1.82
43c
*
,
170
53
7%
7 Vb
*
Products
Lake
High
7%c
1.75
Macfie
5.35
Gold
7%C
1.80
Mackeno
37c
5c
1
Gwillim
Heath
7%c
Sep
10c
47,200
25
Headway
•
NOV
30,795
17C
Development
Gypsum Lime
Heva
Lynx
26c
18c
Mines
of
Jan
14c
15c
1JC
Grass
Gurney
Head
50,000
July
16c
13c
*
Oil
6'Ac Aug
13,900
53c
Macdonald
Warrants
Harrison
19c
50c
Jan
——1
Rock
17%c
Aug
—10
Hard
18c
51c
Goldfields
Nov
28c
241,620
1
21c
50
Lead
25,650
■e
1
32c
———*
A—
13c4.^0
Louvicourt
28c
—1
class
12C
3 50
Lyndhurst Mining Co
31C
—_
uas
12c
3.75
1
Jun
Macassa
Mines
Coal
Mines
May
Dec
1
Freehold
Harding
Uranium
Jan
—1
Hahn
Long
Lorado
9.70
1
Trust
Mines
Ltd
Hallnor
6.25
1.00
Gulch
Gunnar
Nov
18 %c
Guaranty
Gulf
1.75
Dec
—
—
Gulf
25
Nov
common
B
Gridoil
3.75
Feb
Mining
West
3.75
3c
7.60
3%c Apr
Plains
Feb
3 70
Nov
38c
29 %c Mar
Great
Jan
Dec
1.20
Hosiery class A——"—4
Island Petroleums
•
54c
3,425
Sweet
44%
3.55
Dec
5%c Nov
9,895
39,300
Northern
•
Feb
July
72%
27,960
59,750
107,800
Great
A
1.50
55c
47
285,1U0
67c
Great
25,oUO
Jan
72c
30c
Great
40,105
68C
Jan
27c
1
common
3.85
61c
Aug
Aug
7.85
60c
Paper
3.60
o5c
Aug
1-iC
23c
3c
70c
26c
Lakes
class
V
82c
Jan
40%
21c
61C
Great
3.75
*
Jan
Aug
10c
377/a
7.60
:
Mines
b'/4C
May
617
70c
^1
Bousquet
60c
lu,i»uj
349,500
Sep
4.25
620
23c
30c
Graham
10,200
2 ic
21'A
9%c Mar
2,500
7.60
1
Grandines
Mar
104
July
*
Grandoro
78c
9%c
21c
Jan
71
1
—
—
72c
9c
London
75
A
July
4%C
Apr
565
class
Jan
5c
44
7.00
6.40
Uranium
Tire
1.80
4%c
Dec
———1
Mackav
17%
100
12,900
70%
4.70
6.00
10%
Preferred
loJ
2.75
6%c
71
13,600
6.40
Porcupine
Goodyear
21%
Dec
Aug
4 %c
Lomega
42%
—
25
44 %
Apr
1
Mines
Jan
•
7.00
—*
Manitou
14% May
13
1
Class
Nov
41
Mine*
Jan
50
Gold
Dec
4.70
10%
Mines
10%
24
B
169
1,600
100
18
77C
•
Lac
Groceterias
93
6.30
Goldhawk
Gordon
Loblaw
90
1
Goodfish
Petroleum
Long
G.15
July
1.10 Sep
Goldora
Little
Dee
35%
58
Liberal
Dec
93
41
Mines
Golden
Feb
87A
Gold fields
U
13
10%
Gold
Eagle
Jan
Jan
G.30
—;——_1
Jan
2«C
1
•
Gold
13%
170
1
Gold
•
Goldcrest
Gold
Gold
Lexindin
A
Gold
Goldale
Lencourt
Nov
common
——
Lake
Yellowknife
Lake
July
114%
1
common
Wares
Preferred
Glenora
112
Feb
8
High
845
13
5%c
6c
1
Jan
80
Low
18c
2.75
109%
74%
High
21%
1
Gold
*
-
24
——
104,
11%
ar1954
-
13
20
s.
Mines
*'
•"
Shares
17%c
24
90
8
1
General
God's
20,% Jan
18c
*
s*
Warrants
5
Petroleum
Geneva
2,514
A——
35
10%
78%
—-3
A
General
Giant
29c
class
113
11%
——.———•
Motors
Class
112
27%
16 %c
Low
__3
i
accept
Sales
for Week
Range
of Trices
Par
High
July
30c
112% 114%
1
Dynamics
General
27
113
-—100
—
Ltd—
bakeries
General
27%
—100
1
__
5 % Ve
Geco
•
common
19,700
3,300
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Preferred
Gaitwin
Gas
■
21
Range for Year 1954
14,380
90c
Ltd
JANUARY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
.
Frobisher
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
Northern Canada Mines
Utilities
Mines
Ltd
1,535
•
58c
55c
59c
92%
•
pfd
92%
92 %
260
40c
38c
43c
22,275
2.15
Jun
4 25
Oft
Volume 181" Number 5397
...
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41
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—-
,
f I
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
►
Obaska
Par
Lake
O'Brien
°
•
1,000
5VbC
Oct
9%c Jan
Torbitt
23.U00
41c
Dec
85c
Aug
Toronto
10c
10c
11,000
7c
Feb
18c
May
Toronto
»
5c
5%c
44,962
11c
Jan
Torontoo
1.41
1.52
4,700
Jan
Class
94,200
Malartic
3%c July*.
1.96
1.15 July
Work
Iron
26c
32c
3c
4c
18,300
•
2.35
2.25
2.35
10,075
60c
65c
400
60c,
Oct
95c
26
26
26
220
22
Jan
26%
Dec
24
24
165
21% July,
25%
Jun
Trans' Empire
2.85
2.80
3.05
89,340
1.00
Jan
2.56
Jun
Trans
3.60
3.60
3.65
800
3.00
Nov
4.45
Feb
Trans- Mountain
48c 49 %C
11,200
35c
July
Nov
Transcontinental
300
85c
Jan
1.75
59,500
10c
Oct
59 %c
common
—
111
1
—
48c
13c
1.90
Towagmac
Nov
5%c
July
3c
Nov
42c
Aug
Traders
2.y5 May
jan
May
Pacific
Pacific
Petroleum
Hershey
1
1.05
1
14 %c
1.05
13c 16 %c
11%
11
11%
5,680
•
Porcupine
62c
Jan
42
110
32 %
Jan
93
Feb
40%
Jun
*
B
4 % %
32%
42
101
40
46
46%
775
2.11
2.28
1,580
36C
34c
40c
45,500
35%
35
37
10,735
19%
Oils
Oil
Line
Pipe
Resources
37c 46 %c
43,850
30c
25c
253,600
5.70
171,350
1
22c
20 %c
22c
52,700
*
15%
15%
16
3,105
10%
10%
440
•
Tungsten Corp
15c
5.00
45
44%
45
1.435
1
Feb
24c
5.65
Triad
28c
26c
29c
21,723
6.40
5.40
6.55
141,705
29%
30
Oil
69%
69
70
365
6.20 Aug
60
Feb
Union
Acceptance
common
Sep
Mar
Union;
Paramaque Mines
1
7%c
6%c
7%c
19,500
4%c
Jan
11c
Jan
Union
18 V2C
18 %C
20c
40,700
11c
38c
Jun
United
Asbestos
1
4.75
4.50
4.75
510
5.00 Mar
United
Corp class A
*
Mines
1,
-
Drilling
•
Pathfinder
Petroleum
Paymaster
Consol
50c
75c
38c
7.90
7.25
•
common
Preferred
45%
100
Peoples Credit Jewellers
Goldfields
Oils
&
&
113
1
Mineral
26,200 ~
113
1.00
Jan
55c
400
9c
1,000
2.12
40
10
2.85
2.88
119,200
49 %C
47c
53c
51,366
35 %c
'"1.31
1.40
10,561
95c
2.15
2.12
2.25
t
24% c
22c
26c
733,150
Development
1
'31
30%
313/4
Ponder
Oils
78c
76c
80c
Poplar
Oils
25c
25c
30c
40%
41%
River
•
40%
Powell
Rouyn Gold
1
Power
Corp
•
Oil
Border
Metals
Preston
East
Pronto
70c
64c
Montauban
United
Oils
12c
Sep
United
Steel
1.90
Oct
62c
Upper
Jan
24
*
Viceroy
2,100
12c
Aug
4,418
26
5,800
70c
51c
175
37,945
4c
4%c
2,500
75
27
40c
84c
Jan
1.40
70
Dec
Feb
5%c Jan
Aug
Apr
/
*
a
Mines
4%c
4c
4%C
6,000
3c
Jun
5%c Nov
21
22'/a
7,234
14 Va
Feb
22%
9
9'/a
990
7%
Feb
1
8%c
8c
9c
5,500
6%c Apr
1
2.15
2.10
2.25
42,400
1.57 Aug
1
34 'Ac
42c
2,500
class
Mfg
Mines
Violamac
Vulcan
♦
A
:
—
;
Mines
Oils
80
Nov
Walte
G
W
Preferred
1.31
1.27
1.43
493,513
22c
211/4 c
22c
,9,925
21%
21 «/4
22
5,406
30,000
8c
5.50 Mar
16%c
29c
Dec
56c
;Mar
16c
1.03
Feb
2.50
30,308
Dec
1.20,July
Dec
1,000
'
Western
Dec
Western
&
__
Class
_
Mines
Oil
&
(1944)
A_
common
Mines
235
600
23,500
ll'/4
42c
111/4
19%
40c
5.40
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jan
60c
6.15
18c
1.20
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
9
90c
Apr
Apr
Feb
9%
113/4
Dec
12
Oct
14% Mar
213/4 July
42c
7,600
45c
Dec
12Va
365
12
Oct
13%
Jun
44'/,
100
413/4
Jan
49
Sep
51%
51%
38c
17c
325
18c
47%
40c
2,125
Jan
12c
13,833
11% "
Feb
Nov
291/4
4,900
27%
11%
Mar
30c
685
26
.
35c
8,000
32c
27%
68c
40 c*
36 %
Jun
24 %c
20
50
6'/4
Aug
May
Jun
66c
75c
10,829
36c
Jun
13c
13c
I.OJO
10c
May
22%
22 V8
23 V*
835
42%
41%
43'/4
1,829
7c
18%
29
Apr
Mar
53%
80c
37
26C
Jan
34c
Feb
27%
Dec
11% May
1.00
18c
Jan
common.
_
Mines
16,233
6.50
Jan
8.75
July
200
3.00
Feb
3.25
Sep
14
14
100
12 %c 12 %c
6,000
12
Apr
13c
15
12 3/4 c
Dec
18 %C
14c
Mar
70c
Jan
common
Jan
41 %c
40c
45c
181,600
5.50
5.15
5.95
31,325
1.65
Feb
8%
8
8'/4
490
3%
Oct
8
Nov
25
25'/4
250
Oct
25
Teck-Hughes
19 Va
201/2
102%
103
50
lie
13,200
20
10c
6.50
Mines.
Gold
Nov
Dec
935
23
153/4
101
10c
Jan
Jan
May
20%
105
20c
2.10
2.49
23,250
1.60
Jan
2.24 Dec
50c
50c
53c
14,500
9c
8c
9c
10,500
7c
7c
2,000
1.67
1.82
77,600
2.10
2.25
500
1.15
1.73
Mar
60c
8%c July
14c
22c
1.15
9c
5%c Jan
1.14
Canadian Pulp
Newfoundland
Anglo
Anglo
Exchange
200
60c
Brown
1st
Co
common
3.75
1.25
Nov
22c
Mar
34c
Sep
NOV
for Week
Range
Shares
1,025
10%
4,235
36%
3 8'A
1,630
14%
14%
2,095
14%
106% 108%
.6.50
90
6.50
1,725
21 VtC 21 %c
1,270
6.40
High
uow
38 'A
*
Range for Year 1954
High
38
1
5
-
Bales
Week'z
of Prices
38
_
—
Dominion
Canada
&
Canada
25
38%
24%
8%
5.60
Jan
Dec
16%
Jan
87
Nov
35
Jan
Dec
12
Jan
7% Jan
Sep
116
7.25 Feb
Bronze
Canadian
Cottons
common
__
common.
135
13 %
Jan
19
Nov
28'/4
100
27
Dec
36
Mar
17%
100
14
Dec
197/b
23%
Jan
*
*
Indus
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
30
30
30'A
320
*
Ltd com
(1954)
Marconi
22 Va
20%
22'/4
3,235
Oct
Mar
85
Dec
70
81
81
15
7
6 Vb
8%
1,810
♦
59
59
1.85
1.95
400
67
65%
67 Va
3,213
18
20
6,000
18%
18%
19
725
15%
Apr
20% Aug
37
37
50
35 Va
Jan
44
27 Vb
28%
94 u,
Nov
35% July
35c
35c
50
Dec
21 %c Dec
19
20
300
33
Nov
39% Sep
80
82
377
54
Jan
85
Dec
35
37%
275
28% Mar
13 1/4
13%
210
-—5
...
*
Paper
deHavilland
28
81
Copper
Consolidated
Aircraft
DuPont
♦
_
•
—
*
__
_
_
Securities
Mines
_
28
com
_
_
1
.
—
*
Steel
Hayes
_
1
common
Canada
of
Copper
Gaspe
__
International
—
—
_
Paper
common—
.
_
,
214
60
4.40
64
7%
Dec
77%
Sep
Jun
Jun
1.00 Mar
2.60 Aug
Jan
63% Nov
40 va
883
98
17 %C
Apr
160
Aug
Aug
—
-71/?
fl
Utilities
37%
__
6
38
Dec
Jan
14
Dec
class
Brewery
A.
58%
61
1.369
34%
Jan
61%
Nov
501/4
513/4
980
28
Jan
51
Dec
24
24
200
23
Dec
25
Sfcp
34
34%
170
30% Jun
6.10
6.45
3,270
5.10
5.10
525
45%
45
46
845
11%
25
57/b
6
800
4.80
Jan
33%
-.f>
60
513/4
...
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Molson's
__
*
Inc
Loblaw
333/8
33%
470
23%
Jan
60c
65c
61,400
44c
Dec
59c
Jan
—
*
Flour common
Consolidated
Ogilvie
Pato
Pend
Price
1
1
Oreille
*
Bros
Thrift
1,350
1.65
Feb
3.70
Dec
1.75
76,350
1.08
Jun
2.00
6.25
—
—
3.50 Jan
3.50
32
36% Oct
7.00 Dec
Feb
5.65
Jun
Jan
45%
Nov
42%
42%
45
277
2.50
2.55
3,974
2.00
Dec
9c
8 %c
7%c
Dec
14c
8%
Jan
12
Sep
12 V4
it
Ltd_
Co
Canadian
General
11%
*
Invest.
Stores
13 %
16%
Apr
6.00
Jan
35%
Dec
Nov
Dec
9%C
18,600
10
10
55
11
11
75
61.597
37% May
10
1.83
Jan
47
3.00
Consolidated
Yukon
•
No
Aug
July
a
Odd
Sep
Dec
•
Sep
f Flat
Jan
rCash
4.55
1.00
1.15
7.620
90c
Oct
20c
16c
20c
79,600
11 %C
Sep
19c
27c
32c
14,100
20c
Oct
61c
lot
sale
year's
d Deferred
Jan
4.30
1.12
.1
63c
in
(not
Included
In
range),
delivery
year's
Renins
sale
(not
included
wl When
range).
Issued,
x
(not Included
In
year's range).
Ex-divldend.
y
"^-Interest,
price.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges.
wd When delivered,
t
value.
par
4.50
4.40
-
_
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Oct
Dec
1.60
1
—
Sep
30% Dec
20 Vb July
1
_
_
Westinghouse
Canadian
21% Aug
17%
28
17%
...
Invest.
Gen
Canadian
Coast
Jan
17%
c
_
Canadian
Canadian
17
171%
211/4
*
Canadian
Sangamo
3.40
♦
Oct
Feb
2 8'A
*
Sugar
Vinegars
Third
1.55
1
Feb
July
Curb Section
10%
——
5
Dredging
Gold
—
10%
_
—
_
preferred
Bulolo
& Paper
Develop.
Corp
Feb
3.30
•
Sep
Sep
Funds
Loto
♦
Asbestos
Dec
1.74
_
Feb
1.80 Sep
Jan
2.00 Apr
■
Par
Jan
3.30
•
_
2.15
-
1
Gold
Calgary
6.00 Jan
18c
May
'10
Thompson-Lundmark
Oct
Jun
1
—
Pearson
3.30
Last
International
17,500
lie
Sep
225
Friday
Interprovincial Utilities
7c
Rights
Preferred
104 y2
20
140,000
Sale Price
Dec
*
_
*
102
3.50
STOCKS
Aug
61/4
2.50
Ltd
Aug
Dec
12c 14%c
102
Canadian
24
3.25
4ViC Aug
Toronto Stock
4
•
_
Feb
6c
Feb
Jan
8.00
•
'
97'%
Oct
18
3.50
102
12 %c
1
Mines.
Bear
Glass
6c
50o
Industries
Yellowknife
Bridge
7.75
100
Sylvanite Gold
Feb
1
—_
Dominion
3.25
25
(ordinary)
7%
1
Mines
Dominion
1
common
6,482'
*
Canuck Oil
Sep
3.25
•
_
19
Oct
-
Jun
_1
...
18%
<!
Wright-Hargreaves
Nov
7.80
1
18%
19c
5%C Aug f
July
12
35%
7,500
Dec
441/4
12%
8%c
1
Gold
Alexander
Jun
29V» Aug
Dec
81c
946
7%c
Mar
30
Nov
9c
45
19
•
7 V2c
1
Winora
Dec
Feb
5.10
14c
835
II,500
Nov
Jan
23%
5.30
3,000
8c
*
—100
Gas
2.50 Sep
12c
271/4
19%
u
95c
27
_
Inlet
Tombill
1.45
Mar
3.75 May
11c
*
Preferred
Texas
Jan
24
73c
Central
7 Vac
1
Mines:
12c
Aug
8C
Sep
1
Mines
Propane
4.10
18
7 Vac May
47c
655
11%
5c
1
Electric preferred.—
Winnipeg
Wood.
Dec
10
,
1
Contact
Preferred
2.27
32c
Jan
1.55
5.10
1
Gold
Cons
Jan
Sep
Dec
5.30
1
pfd
Sullivan
11c
70
Nov
13 %c
34c
Ltd
common-
Jan
Dec
—
River
Jun
55
71c
Jan
10c
Oct
Feb
11%
Dec
6%c Mar
Feb
50
71c
Dec
4.45
80c
Feb
1.50
24,895
1
— —.
105%
Aug
180
1.05
5,500
Nov
Dec
9c
54'/4
1.00
9c
Mar
Dec
1.99
37c
13c
53
1.05
8c
„
14,100
Nov
28
48,300
59,000
53Va
27
36,900
52c
12c
54%
28
2.34
48c
28c
5%c
14
1,800
105
2.00
23C
193/4
80c
96,631
Jan
1041/4
2.11
49 % c
10 %C
Oct
4c
26,709
95 %
104 %.
1
12c
Jan
14c
67
85
Dec
95c
Jan
27c
44%
76C
Dec
34%
1
195
5.05
8c
2,342
30*. Oct
511/4
9c
173.850
61%
1
5OV4
76c
13,980
19, %c
39
9
50%
4.90
5.60
15c
61'%
1
Larder
Nov
5.85
3.80 Aug
5.25
18 %c
Oct
Nov
•
Sep
Nov
*
*
—
Dec
Jan
4.95
39
133/4
39
12 %c
123
Jan
3
571
,
Jan
33 '
51
-
Nov
1.26
65
62
1
*
common
Gold
24
Feb
9c
68,650
15
5.50
Feb
Apr
37%
67,980
1.80
•
Iron
Sudbury
Tandem
4.65
406
Dec
21c
13%
*■
18
39
Jan
19%c May
10c
Yankee
36,850
*
Mining
Taylor,
586
•
Advocate
Tamblyn
^
102
38%
Jan
17%
Yellorex
2%c May
3,000
:
102
38%
*
„
—100
&
161
Dec
2.50
•
Canada
Switson
68
1.57
♦
Bros
Steel
Supertest
67
4.50
..
Gold
Stedman
Surf
1,335
27
Oct
765
2,550
23%
Mar
54'%
.
_
Gas
22,000
14%
*
Olsen
4c
17%
15
__
class
300
1.70
•
Stanwell
■
-
•
Starratt
Superior
*
50
Mines
30
20
22%
12c 13 %c
23%
12c
Jun
18c
Jun
9c 10 %c
—
68
.
Paving
Oil
Mar
22%
23%
5
Dec
2.17
20
pfd
Radio
Stuart
23
13c
20c
Jarr
10%
17
*
Rock
Nov
Dec
39c
Jan
53%
—__1
Standard
37%
2,221
May
54
•
Standard
1,790
13%
3%c
•
A
Co
Sturgeon
17
50%
Sep
2.25
50c
class
Co common
Stadacona
39c
100
70c
1
Dec
4.50
1
Spooner Oils
Steep
3%c
1.65
26
Dec
27
Valley
Stovel
29%
»
Somerville
Steeloy
29%
8c
1
Gold
of
13
17,200
Nov
74c
Feb
4 Vac
•
7,188
__
Mines
Dairies
(N)
Souris
50
Dec
118,000
Jan
8c
1.05 July
1
—
_
Preferred
Southam
5%c
33c
18
79,100
*
common
B
Siscoe
13c
4%c
50c
6impsons Ltd
Slater
10 %c
"
Winnipeg
1.28
July
29c
1
Mines
(Quebec)
Mining
Silverwood
7%c Apr
25c
Petroleums
Sep
12C
'
Aug
9c
2.05
1
Standard
Silver
3%c July
60
9c
19%C
Mines
Wilrich
Nov
~50
Power com
Gold
Silver-Miller
10c
4,000
1.99
•
"
Mines
Silanco
4%c Oct
—1
Preferred
Willroy
Windward
_•
Petroleums
Gordon
Voting Trust
Sigma
305,300
15c
25 %c
50
Breweries
Sicks'
44c
26c
*
_
(1954)
37c
2.05
50o
Ltd
preferred
Creek
Sherrltt
Ltd
Oils
Freehold
B
31
•
common
Water
34,595
1
—
Petroleums
Co
49c
1.34
20%
42c
13%
1
Gold
Rainbow
Shawkey
17 %c Nov
*
Winchester
24c
65c v Dec
1.27
50%
1
III—1
Feb
4%c
IIIII1
Gold
Antonio
Sheep
22,000
375,200
8,800
A
1.22
Nov
3%c
11 %c
•
_
7c
>24,000
12c
11—25
Corp
35,000
5c
70c
12,400
46,016
42c
•
«,•
14c
65c
20%
10
.
.
Mining
'11c
Mar
4%c
1
__
Preferred
36c
4%c
Breweries
Grocers
Class
1.2S Aug
Aug
1.32
1
r
Aug
11c
48c
1
__
A
30c
*
Ashley
Canada
(Geo)
Jan
42,985
''
♦
pfd.
common
Lawrence
Class
40 % Mar
7%c
Tungsten
Dec
158,850
5c
•
Shawinigan
75
4%C
Products
Westeel
Weston
1.65
15 %c 18 %c
11 %c
1
$1.00
Gold
Security
58%
'
lc
Oils
Western
22V4
38c
17%c
_I""l
&
Nov
58
50
10c
Western Leaseholds
43 %C
96c
85c
1
Industries
Scurry
Dec
8%
•
1
Sep
Jun
:Mar
18c
54c
1
Preferred
Sapphire
69%
4.30 Mar
40
...
Aug
5.10 Aug
13 Va Mar
37c
-
25,400
85 %c
Oils
Scythes
Jan
I,500
Dec-
11c
May
2,978
3.00
81c
13
5,367
68
8%
3,500
15% July
9
12 Vb
8,250
3.40 <
Mar
8
3.75
72c
50c
Dec
12
10c 12 %c
95c
Uranium
34c,
66%
3.50
3.20
Nov
Jan
24c
2.42
8
Territories
8%c
Dec
9% Sep
12
West
11c
Dec
9V«
,
68
Dec
89 c
Lac
River
;
2.30
3.35
Feb
*
.
common
Dec
Apr
*
6%
*
&
Equip
2.15
Mar
5%'\
*
Amulet
Walker
Waterous
6,730
8c
5% Dec
21 %
2.50
62c
1.67 Jan
1.01 Jun
100
Nov
*
Malartic
r
7,585
Jan
15
*
West
817,860
Apr
1.47 Mar
5%
Nov
103,125
11%
290
,
Apr
98c
1.21
6.10
49c
Jan
5%
Junv*
1.50
Oct
72o
1.24
4.20
„1
"
Silver
San
1.30
20c
37,755
1
24,490
90c
Consolidated
Sand
14 %
5.85
.-1
:
Long
St
14%
5.35
1
Roche
Ryanor
14%
.
,
7.70
8.25 m
31,050
35c
1.19
5.75
__1
Rowan
Rupununi
31c
1.12
-
36c
•
Prado Oils
Russell
33c
1.15
8%c
1
_
•*
Royal Bank
Oil
1
—*
I
—1
....
_
Uranium
Ro.valite
2,960
1
.
Petroleum
Roy
7.15
Pyrites
*
,
Rayrock Mines
Red
Poplar Gold
Roxana
Dec
6.75
Consol
34c
Aug
7.10
Weedon
1.35
31
Dec
Wekusko
•
Jan
30% Jun
Dec
47c
28
62
6.25
1.44
125
»
19
2.50 Mar
7%c Mar.-
Dec
Jan
2,200
3.70
Dec
Feb
Jan
75,310
12 %c
Dec
4.95
3.30
Dec
33 V4
14
.
34c
56%
6.60
#
Jun
12% Jan'
13
-
15c
7
465
5.70
Apr
45%
225
6.40
7%
14
Jan
Jan
3.00
Sep
3c
Dec
50
Mar
35
-Feb
44
Jan
Dec
Feb
475
Mines
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Mfg
9 Va
33
*
Roi
Vicour
49
1
Uranium
Rix-Athabasco
16
Alloys
Ventures
2.44
Apr
1
__
Rio
35c
Feb
Cons—
Van
28c
Jan
Nov
1
Quemont : Mining
Robertson
Jan
Jun
9 Vb
62
13%
.1
Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
_
19o
Ltd
Sep
Sep
May
1.36
75
1
—
Metallurgical
Regcourt
Dec
21
Canada Mines
Vanadium
33%
4c
•
Mines_
Manltou
Rexspar
4.50
30%
2.35
Quebec
Reef
Jan
Jan
Jun
-1.55
Oct
3.50
"
Chibougamau
Radlore
42c
14%c Jan
2.55
62
1
Mines
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec
Dec
20
Hill
Western
Quebec
Jan
30%
50
1
Prospectors Airways
Quebec
Feb
65c
34%
July
20
pfd
1
Uranium
Mica
United
Sep
Mar
2.95
100
Dome
Warrants
2.55
Nov
*
A
preferred
Keno
60c
48'A
•
Trust
Pressed
Nov
30%
*
class
B
Apr
Mar
1.41
2£»>
3.20
1
Premier
Dec
47%
25
B
Fuel
Class
10t
1,900
Uranium
Class
United
13
Mar
75c
Mining
113
Dec
1.35
,
United
Oct
•
9
Gas
Dec
v
Jun
7%c
Feb
Aug
"Dec
Preferred
46
100% July
•
Mines
9.20
Apr
1
Gas
Gold
Gold
Purdy
Dec
3.50 Aug
25
12%
8'Ac
9c
36c
50
113
Oct
33 %c
1,750
12%
•-
com
81,210 -A
8.00
45%
«
Jan
2.95
41c
37c
1
Gas
..
89c
70c
1
s
Natural
Crow
Sep
101
13% Dec
74%
Apr
87c
Ltd
30c
■,
Aug
42%
Jun
■
1.55
Sep
45
Aug
7c
40c
Petroleum
Oct
46c
Premier
Jun
13 %c Mar
Jan
100
40
Oils
Era
101
46
2.11
preferred
5% :preferred
Nov
Prairie
Sep
31
4,985
Mar
Powell
29
Jan
1.70
6%c Nov
61c
Placer
Jan
17
1,500
2bc
Pitch-Ore
16
15
9c
8,020
Pioneer
130
22
43
31,800
Oil
Dec
21%
22
9c
70c
Petrol
37%
41
34c 37 %c
Peruvian
Apr
9c
69c
---Pickle
Nov
30
41
36c
Pershcourt
18
1jo
•
A
70c
Penman's
Jun
36 %
1.20 Mar
1
class
•
River
13%
36
21
10c
Peace
100
22
Oil
Parker
High
3,600
18
*
1
Tubes
Western
Parbec
low
1.44
*
Exploration
Finance
Class
Trend
Coyle
Navigation
(Eastern)
Pan
Range for Year 1954
High
1.35
36
*
4c
-10
btcel
Pamour
Shares
18
20
A
29 %c
Club
Opemiska Copper Mines.
Orange Crush
Osisko Lake Mines
Page
1.36
*
Trusts
65c
Jockey
Pacific
General
for Week
Low
1
Elevators
*
Loan
Ontario
Silver
•
Exploration
Warrants
Ontario
6c
Range
of Prices
Par
High
90c
Ommtrans
Ontario
10c
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Last
'
Oils
O'Leary
Friday
Sale Price
6c
Selections
Okalta
63c
21
Range for Year 1954
52c 63 %c
Gold
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
6c
1
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
Low
*
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Itange
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
z
trading
p.
J.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,...
(450)
Monday, January 24, 1955
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 21
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
1.20
Fund
Inc
Investment
6.24
Johnston
X4.12
f'uuu
1.31
5.76
—25c
1.25
American Business Shares.—.1
American Mutual Fund Inc
Ex
two-ior-one
split-——
Aberdeen
Affiliated
4.40
—
tx7.87
1
Inc—.
17.38
37.39
1
1
B-l
14.21
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
8.49
13.06
(Low
Fund "A" Inc—1
11.43
12.48
B-4
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
23.23
25.25
K-l
3.80
4.15
K-2
Axe-Houghton
Bid
Ask
38.15
1
26.90
28.09
Bonds)_l
25.79
21.32
1
1
11.54
12.60
Stocks)—1
Pfd
one
19.49
21.26
10.46
11.42
5%
8-2
11.31
15.
1.25s Mar.
1955
Bid
12.53
13.62
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
12.12
24.39
S-4
(Low
29.84
32.26
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd. I
9 85
10.65
Knickerbocker
1
19.32
20.89
11.28
34.95
•
41.51
41.51
—lc
4.64
5.11
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
5.85
6.44
l%s June 1.
100
1955
1955
2s June
100.2
93.16
1,
1957-55
May
1,
1958
2%s
100.3
99.30
1. 1957
12.53
31.89
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
1,
Ask
Nov.
100
100.16
100.28
98.16
100,20
1958
l,
100.2
98.28
98.28
101
99.8
2V4S
May
1,
1958
98.12
98.28
0
93.24
wpb,
1.
loffn
98
98.16
98.26
98.30
"•«!
13.23
22.68
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2y«s Feb.
Oct.
1, 1958.
2%s May 1, 1956
100
99.30
Feb,
2%s
1955
15,
100.2
100
;
2%s
l%s
Feb.
point
a
Bank Bonds—
12.35
Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
-1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp—
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc..—1
32ndB of
more
Federal Land
16.58
5%
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
I
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
(Income Com Stocks)
1
15.20
1
or
Ask
28.13
19.54
Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
(Income
Bid
Banks—
Federal Home Loan
l%s
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
Figures after decimal point represent
18.89
Mutual
B-2
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Boston
of
Trust
(The)
Fund
Far
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Atomic
Mutual Funds—
Ask
i
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Corp
Holdings
Blue Ridge
S-l
13
12
J
Corp..
Beneficial
Blair
5.26
28.24
Securities com—.100
*°0
Colonial Fund Inc
—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
140
145
Western
De Vegh
Massachusetts Investors
17.21
41%
12.19
13.32
13.74
13.88
Units
34.62
37.43
9.24
10.14
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
10.19
11.17
Mutual
8.76
9.60
13.50
15.30
2.34
2.57
National Investors
X7.28
7.91
Bond
16.90
18.06
Income
6.34
---
6.57
24.95
26.97
3.40
3.73
51%
54%
interest shares...1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
13.02
14.27
11.71
12.73
10
Corp
1 %B
March
l%s
Dec.
l%s
Beneficial
Natural
99.31
l>.'- 99.31
9.87
7.40
8.11
'
Inc—2
13.27
14.54
1
1
2.99
3.25
Gas Industries
24.35
1
63.12
67.87
1
6.89
7.49
Fundamental
Investors
Inc..
Futures
Fund Inc
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Group Securities—
Aviation shares
Building shares
(The) Stock
Common
5.31
5.82
3.53
3.87
20.34
21.99
24.66
9.50
Fully administered
7.32
stock shares
shares
—
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utility
Inc
Fund Inc
Growth Industry Shares
Guardian Mutual
37
15.80
17.25
1
19.90
20.30
2.50
Inc
11.83
12.86
1
25.02
25.52
1
6.22
6.72
(Geo)
Fund
1
23.25
25.14
Scudder Fund
Scudder,
10.22
12.22
13.38
9.39
9.78
10.60
11.61
8.24
9.03
9.24
10.13
3.0)
3.40
Fund
Inc
Scudder,
34%
100.14
l%s
Oct
Bid
Ask
1-55
bl.55
1.20%
Due
3-5*
2-
34.07
Fund
1
Trust
19.84
2%
16.47
17.81
Boston.l
of
11.05
11.95
3-
1-55
bl.55
1.30%
4-
1-55
bl.55
1.30%
1.25 %
12-
2-55
bl.55
1.30%
1.45%
11-
3
1.20%
9-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.55
1.30%
1.60%
11.44
Investors
Bid
12.37
10.84
11.87
24,
1955
99.779
March
93.764
April 7,
31, 1955
1955
99.753
99.919
99.736
99.753
99.881
99.893
April
14.
1955—:
99.711
99.724
99.858
99.868
April
21,
1955
99.686
99.698
99.831
93.843
March
1955
3.
March
I
10, 1955
Bid
New
Bank of
York
Chase
—15
60%
62
First
Bank —10
49%
51%
Harris
State
61
Bk
Tr „25
55
National
of
New
42
46
155
165
Franklin
13.43
Fund—1
9.05
9.84
l
6.56
7.17
Shares.l
17.44
8.66
9.46
*
United
Continental Fund
14.70
15.89
United
Income
Inc 10c
2.39
2.50
United
8.15
8.92
Value
Line
15.21
16.44
Value
Line
Accumulated
Fund
1
8.45
9.23
Inc—1
5.83
6.37
Inc.l
11.30
12.31
1
18.34
18.7 J
Inc
Fund
& Towne Fund
Investing Corp
Growth
Fund.lc
19.77
21.62
1
14.47
15.52
Institutional
Tnc Fund Inc.lc
6.34
6.97
Wellington Fund
1
24.32
26.51
Institutional
Insur
1
22.64
24.48
.1
5.11
5.52
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin
Investment
split
433
445
20
45
49
Co.
split)
95%
20
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
&
Life
Co-
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
187
10
Surety
70
10
10
167
for-one stock split)
38%
new
2
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
preferred
conv
American
Home
Assurance
American Re-insurance
Automobile
5
t30%
36
38%
$2.10
31%
33
31%
29%
24%
25%
79
82
123
131
435
103%
10
94
97
10
64
66
71%
74%
Continental
Crum
&
Casualty
Forster
Employees
Co
Inc
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Federal
4
:
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire
Assn
of
New
New
30%
North
106%
_
47%
60
5
Fire
Fire
30
32%
36%
20
77
Pacific
■
35%
37%
87
12.50
Northern
Fire
10
Indemnity
Peerless Casualty
Co
Co
Phoenix
10
5
10
75%
49
79%
105
92%
29 %
96
87
92
31
91
Providence-Washington
10
34%
36%
10
65
67
49
54
Bank_.12.50
74
77
Trust
25
93
96
20
54
20
59
56
20
41
20
53%
56%
58%
62%
64
100
258
268
57
National
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
Bank
Nat'l
&
Bank
City Bank
Trust
Bank.
Security-x'irst
79
__20
National
(shares
St.
Louis
National
Boatmen's
National
First
Bank
National
American
58%
split
Bank
Bank
17
25
Bank
72%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_2o
38
Trust-17%
&
69%
59 %
61%
Mercantile
25
62%
Mutual
25
62
2
10
11
25
176
National
_10
100
328
10
31
States
Trust
21
19%
Co
& Trust
Bank
Louis
Union
Tower
Grove
United
338
Bank
San
Btate Bank of Albany
Trust
29
31
52%
54%
Reinsurance
72%
Republic
39%
41
St Paul Fire & Marine
49%
51 %
4
94
97
Seaboard Surety Co
10
46
49
10
43 %
Bank
20
Trust
& Trust—20
Bank
Trust
&
100
Falls;
American
10
46%
(N Y)
T & 8
N
Amer
A
6.25
Recent
Bonds-
Bid
78%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
5
20
22
Standard
5
43
45%
Travelers
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
75%
Accident
26%
28
U 8
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Hanover Fire
10
47
49
U S
Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
188
193
2
12
10
72
6.25
Westchester Fire
10
13%
38 %
101%
New York Telephone 3s
102%
103 'A
Northern Pacific RR 4s
—1975
100s,8
100%»
Northern
4s
Columbus
1964
Southern
&
Elec—
3%s
Duke
3s
Power
Florida
&
Power
40
100 %
101%
3y8s_1984
Although
to
Elec
Mich
Bank
101%
not
listing
Kansas
Serv
Co.
West
3%s
&
2003
Wisconsin
<
Pub
102
of
New
Hamp
102
101%
102
Dallas
3%s__1984
100%
101
El
101%
99%
100%
102%
103
Serv
1984
102%
103%
pfd—•
pfd.100
99%
101
,108%
110
99%
101
3s
3%s
Stocks—
[
Nashville—
I
101%
1984
Jk Lt 3V«s—1984
101%
Lighting—
series
101%
Power
Pow
1984
Louisville
3V»s_1984
1975
Penn
100%
3y»S
Lt
Col
of
Gas—
Wisconsin
1984
&
102%
3%s
can
tabulation.
3yis
Island
105
101%
1984
1984
Tennessee
New York
City Southern Ry—
Louisiana Pow
98%
■
99%
Power & Lgt 4%
Paso
Nat
4.16%
Gas
5.65%
Power &
Louisiana
-
Tenn
Edison
1984
101%
102
New England
Tel dc Tel 3s__1989
101%
101%
5.85%
100
100%
5.12%
New
Jersey Bell Tel
56% -,*59%
10
70V2
Light—
preferred
3Vss
1989
3s
Gas
100
Transmission—
preferred
preferred
1,925
FOOTNOTES
FOR
100
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
<73%
1.885
92
94
3'
49%
52%
2
29%
30%
•
No
value,
b Bid yield price.
k Admitted to listing
t New
par
Stock
Exchange.
102%
104
3y«s_1984
3y»s
admitted
Stock Exchange
Public
101%
Ask
100%
1959
quotations
be found in the
Co
102
2%s
yet
Serv
100
Pwr
States
Public
1984
&
1989
Niagara Mohawk Pow 3yBS_1984
Light—
3y«s
Indiana
International
Long
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
101%
1984
Belgium
Metropolitan
100
10
70%
Security Issues
*
*48%
66%
95
180
Francisco
of
46%
Life
Corp
(Texas)
66%
186
Rye National Bank
12
_2.50
3.33%
10
25
50
2-for-l
38 %
11
River
Pacific
102%
45 %
58
47
5
Northeastern
445
73
York
98
2
10
Fire
Casualty
Hampshire
42
29
10
Union
70%
& Republic
Gulf Life
13 %
5
(S
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
60%
12
2.50
of
Globe
57%
F)
Fund
Firemen's
Great
10
10
5
Assurance
Manufacturers—4
Newark.:
Philadelphia
Fireman's
Franklin
•
10
35%
National Fire
National
(N J)—5
10
Co
5
Ins Assn
54V2
33%
common
Bank
ISO
46
47 %
51%
New Amsterdam
Continental
Assurance
&
70
National
Los Angeles
31
180
10
102
5
Merchants
98%
40
383
10
Merchants Fire
Connecticut General Life
Fire
43V2
Bonding
54
40
Camden
371
34%
73
Co
100
43%
33%
46
Commerce
47%
41%
51
5
Insurance
Boston
45%
preferred
pfior
43
of
87
1
Massachusetts
10
Bankers & Shippers
Ask
83
Amer—5
Casualty
33
25
—
—
National
Maryland
Bid
Co of N Y—10
Life
10
North
of
Co
Jersey Insurance
32%
10
Surety
American
5
Co_5
(Newark N J)—2Mi
Ins Co
5
Lincoln
American
SI.25
Insurance
10
Home
171
36%
60
10
Bank
Nauonai Bank of Detroit
Albany, N. T.
Steamboiler
72%
Automobile (Ex-two-
American
Amer
Hartford
290
57
First
40
37
10
Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc__
Nat l
38'%
270
16
St
Par
35 %
50
Jersey City
United
Companies
20
Bank
78
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Ask
495
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
52
76
20
-
of
Sterling
435
Co
Mellon
PudUc
465
100
& Trust Co
I
York
100
99
Bank
Union
(Ex-one-
Manufacturers Trust Co
National
310
480
Detroit
48
Co
Trust
Brook
304
Bank—
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
Meadow
100
Savings Bk
Trust
City
Hartford
.
Bank
stock
96
Connecticut
2-for-l
Trust
for-nine
New
Mutual
1.69
.100
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Irving
Inc—
United
Fund
52
Square N Y new $5
(The)
C9
Connecticut Bank ft Trust Co_25
47
18.96
1
Hanover
72
25
Bank
&
National
National
27%
Bank
National
Franklin
7.60
12.36
Trust
Cleveland
25%
„10
Rochelle-
Funds
6.95
1
Ltd
15.30
Ask
Cleveland
„10
Trust
&
City of N Y
First Westchester Natl Bank
United
1
Inc
Canada
Bid
33 %
Trust
&
Northern Trust Co
—
—10
Bank
of the
37.54
Bid
—
„16
Y)
Trust
Funds
8.97
99.790
Illinois
Bank
National
Central
Federation
United
suranice
National
63%
Bank
County Trust Co
(White Plans N
36.45
Par
Continental
61%
Exchange
Commercial
9.32
1.53
99.817
Companies
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
447
-_10
National
Corn
4.45
8.21
99.805
:
Far
49%
48
445
100
Trust
8.50
1
1955
Chicago
New
Bankers
(shares
Fund—lc
17,
Ask
York
Bank of the Manhattan Co..._10
Guaranty
Washington
Ask
99.943
11.48
23.64
Co of America
Bid
99.910
28.27
Farnham Fund
Institutional
Investment
Dallar Value
99.936
1955
17,
1955
February 24, 1955
73.50
Street
Treasury Bills
Ask
10,
10.53
Strum
1.50%
February
February
28.27
Wall
bl.65
March
69.50
Van
1-55
99.968
1
1.20
11-
99.963
Fund—1
22.29
1.45%
1-55
2-
1955
Roe
1.09
wi
3.
Street .Investment Corp—•
20.38
1.40%
bl.65
February
Stein
lc
1.35%
bl.60
3-55
8-
March
State
Fund—_—lc
bl.60
1-55
10-
99.991
Television-Electronics
Fund
1-55
9-
54
99.989
5.79
Income
1.35%
1955
4.05
1
1
1-54
Ask
bl.60
27,
12.83
Science
11-
Bid
1-55
Dollar Value
11.62
14.85
Income Fund
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
1.25%
United States
5.27
Fund
7-
1-54
5-
11.72
Texas
Due
1-54
1-54
10.61
lc
1
Incorporated
Incorporated
19.84
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
&
Dated
10-
1-54
First
(net
Shares
Amer
Sovereign
Rate
2-54
Fiduciary
Clark—
&
value)
Selected
Shareholders
1959
8-
Empire Trust
&
Stock
1,
1.25%
36%
34.07
Canada
Stevens
Common
asset
Inc__l
Clark
(Net asset value)—*
of
Stevens
97.24
100.6
Chem
Stock
Growth
1
Inst Foundation
33
•
Inc
8.03
97.28
97.16
1956
27%
5
23.64
Hudson Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fund
26
,
1
Inc
Fund
Haydock
9%
Fund
6.86
lc
lc
i_lc
lc
lc
lc
shares
Equipment shares
Railroad
Bteel
9
5
Inc
Rowe)
97.20
1,
Bank & Trust
10c
Inc
10.16
:1c
shares
Petroleum shares
RR
(T
Fund
1S59
26.16
Puritan
9.33
shares—lc
3hares
Bond
Price
9.27
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—le
Merchandising shares——lc
bond
Railroad
11.85
12.45
6.25
lc
—*0
shares—
Mining
10.41
10.82
11.37
99.3
1.
April
3.29
Fund
99.1
l%s
7.83
Putnam
shares
Equipment
General
Pioneer
Electrical
&
Electronics
Food
16.39
1959
6-
January
1
Fund
98.24
15,
Feb.
Shares-
preferred
Petroleum & Trading
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Street
98.16
7-
4.82
1
$1.50
Pine
98.28
98.20
1958
l%s
Far
2*2.42
99.24
1958
6.55
1956
14.97
lc
Fund.lC
shares
Chemical
9.42
*
99.26
99.16
—
<99.24
1,
1,
1.30%
5.99
Canada
of
Pacific Amer Investors com
20.49
lc
Growth Fund
Capital
8.60
lc
lc
-lc
shares
Automobile
102.6
99-22
Oct.
100.12
6-
4.41
1955
Series
100.14
99.18
1957-^.—
April
100.10
7.93
Fund Inc—lc
Trust
American
102.4
100.6
9.85
8.17
Ltd
Canada
100 6
1,
1955
11.83
17.26
Fund
Capital Fund
Series
1956
April
100.4
1955
26.31
General
York
of
I.
Oct.
1 %s
♦l%s May 15 1957
'
l%s 'Oct.
1,
1957
99.30
99.28
Jr
—
Dated
7.26
7.48
England
North
'100.1
'
'
15,
1.45%
9.01
lc
New
100.1
17.49
15.79
Inc
New
9.01
16.18
10.82
1
Resources
l%s
2%s March 15, 1957
99.31
99.30
19.65
—1
Series
Resources
Fund
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1
;
Series
Natural
Formula Fund of Boston—
Bid
l%s
15,
April
1
Series
Series
Stock
point
a
1 %s
1
Stock
100.4
100.2
Treasury Notes—
1
Series
Growth
18.16
1
Corp
Series
Speculative
Stock
13.50
1
Fund
Preferred
14.23
12.42
1
interest
Series
20.57
32nds of
more
1.20%
14.23
1
Shares—
Securities—
Wide
Balanced
or
Maturity-
1.40%
1
value
Trust
Nation
1
Corp—
beneficial
one
Ask
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1955
National Security Series—
of
Shares
asset
Net
Fund
Boston
15,
1955
1V»S May 17, 1955
1%S Aug. 15, 1955—
1%S Dec. 15, 1955
26.55
interest—•
Mutual
19.24
Fund...
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
Is March 22,
Fund—
beneficial
of
wi
29.78
24.56
55.70
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
First
27.55
1
1
Inc—
Certificates
Stock
Inc
Massachusetts Life
1960
Trust—
interest—1
Growth
22.69
Howard-
Stock
9.16
25c
Shares
Balanced
3.47
8.36
55.14
2-50
E
&
3.15
shares
beneficial
of
Investors
Balanced
Eaton
__lc
Fund Inc.. 10c
Bond
20.64
Growth
Fund
*
Diversified Investment Fund—-1
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Fund
Ctfs
Mass
Fund
Stock
Series
6.47
16.78
Diversified
Dreyfus
6.33
5.83
15.92
1
1
Fund
Dividend
5.75
lc
Manhattan
1
Income Fund Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
Delaware
lc
shares.
shares
19.42
1
Fund
Income
Petroleum
Steel
9.12
38%
Figures after decimal point represent
8.09
15.44
1
—1
Tnist-1
Investment, Inc
Consolidated Investment
Dividend
7.35
17.87
J
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund
Inc
Crown
lc
Transportation
Inc
Fund
5.80
839
Bond & Stock
Composite
4.33
5.27
shares
Paper
18.74
17.26
3.93
lc
Metals
Non-Ferrous
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
shares__lc
Industries
General
'
shares
June
7.20
1%8 Feb.
Automobile
5.76
25.74
26.12
———
10.13
Funds—
Managed
16.53
15.27
23.81
11, 100
Preferred
9.81
9.36
10.69
9.89
io ,600
Christiana
8.98
6.57
Stks)_l
Com
Fund
Value)
Asset
(Net
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund———
Priced
2%s
x
-
on
the
New
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
105
107
101
102%
1
k
rolume 181
Number 5397
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(451)
HE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
week Ended Jan. 15
Clearings this week will show
[iminary figures compiled
)f the
by
based
us
increase compared with
an
Pre-
year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
$20,727,240,367 against $20,003,918,292 for the
there is
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 1.8%.
a
1954.
At this
Week
Ending Jan. 22—
;
_
+
6.5
+
8.6
2.3
3.1
Cleveland
507,095,255
489,196,570
+
319,206,173
310,887,013
+
2.7
Total
(7
Total all
cities for
week
$15,428,578,583
+
3.2
West
3,812,783,175
+
4.9
Virginia—Norfolk
issue of next
our
week.
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
4.9
District of
9,568,005
1,122,128,624
1,275,792,570
; In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
cases
we
le
For that week there
whole country
this
center
federal
an
showing
decrease
a
of
0.8%.
We
(6
by 5.3%,
leserve District
we
(including this city) the totals suffer
in the Richmond Reserve District by
note that in the
decline of 0.5%
a
13.7%
and
in
by 11.1%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
the Philatotals
the
are
Atlanta
improve-
an
lent of
6.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 11.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve
)istrict
of
5.0%.
In the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals show
[f 9.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 4.6%
an
increase
and in the San Francisco Reserve
)istrict of 10.9%.
we
furnish
a summary
SUMMARY
1955
Week Ended Jan. 1—
Boston
Lst
$
12 cltiea
—
_
by Federal Reserve Districts:
OF BANK
$
769,203,902
673,950,206
10,439,147,912
10,487,325,259
1,210,422,352
1,112,885,755
1,167,399,727
1,108,659,262
675,761,619
11
York
—11
Philadelphia
594,215,524
Inc. or
Dec.
1953
7
Richmond
6
385,992,579
+
5.3
1,215,185,350
1,153,469,444
6,137,125
3,998,684
+ 12.8
4,384,818
3,835,875
18,789,000
+
9.3
20,862,000
162,230,408
+
4.5
170,593,254
+ 20.1
6,410,192
291,677,464
+ 18.2
304,983,775
111,518,648
+ 15.9
117,721,253
15,552,000
151,431,889
3,919,771
279,835,575
114,279,981
594,215,524
+13.7
624,955,292
568,855,091
6,001,320
+ 11.9
30,495,324
32,653,377
+
6.7
+
9.3
104,127,067
328,300,000
322,600,000
7,147,919
86,265,995
5,462,175
+ 30.9
7,166,318
5,232,751
+ 37.0
5,084,383
4,670,774
175,724,632
+ 12.7
168,634,892
115,159,559
138,776,685
+ 22.1
189,786,424
11,475,974
10,466,649
125,980,665
7,534,549
709,960
620,732
165,079,408
157,965,687
+
1,035,800,139
Louisiana—New Orleans
932,244,461
[
"
-
(10
790,332
198,005,427
169,389,730
Mississippi—Vicksburg "HI__
Total
29
cities)
8,462,238
6,310,234
9.6
9,871,641
+14.4
641,574
434,743
4.5
233,448,997
159,754,866
+11.1
1,078,852,540
861,364,762
+
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan —Ann
Grand
Arbor
District—Chicago3,148,626
South
Terre
Des
Sioux
%
$
14.1
+
8,784,260
8,018,949. if
0.9
72,488,000
67,215,000 U
1.6
9,527,501
9,237,386
3.917,077
—10.9
113,559,738
+
7.6
3,803,035
111,999,865
97,307,322
5,506,899
+
8.1
5,384,465
4,885,259
41,773,041
+ 14.0
37,111,469
38,528,141
18,090,870
City
Illinois—Bloomington
8.0
+
47,605,199
Moines
+
+
8,489,483
5,950,143
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
9,087,329
75,672,000
122,136,153
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
10,082,193
3,490,658
Haute
15,963,714
—14.0
8,627,565
Bend
2,157,157
+ 14.1
10,932,722
9,817,105
76,370,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
+ 16.8
17,148,269
9,399,032
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
2,695,879
19,572,706
.
16,750,845
+
8.0
15,161,285
17,034,645
1,560,451 '
13,669,574 ;
8,075,1651^1
3,213,164
1,552,494
970,394,367
6,007,636
5,730,926
14,919,955
16,293,629
9,274,316
8,522,644
+
8.8
9,537,525
7,210,624
5,844,368
5,479,939
+
6.6
5,0.95,455
4,538,421
1,396,478,576
Decatur
1,884,987
1,034,671,730
Chicago
1,313,839,774
+
6.3
1,334,824,327
1,247,349,186
—17.6
1,642,565
1,501,435
+
6.6
1,006,660,212
946,004,994
+
4.8
4,651,198
8.4
14,774,428
4,398,240
14,950,416
—
-
(17 cities).
1952
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
673,809,926
685,141,866
0.5
382,400.000
9,643,398,382
349,300,000
+
9.5
9,566,486,058
341,600,000
Kentucky—Louisville
204,916,078
183,464,459
+
11.7
183,404,436
+
8.8
1,122,128,624
1,275,792,570
140,430,014
119,822,692
+ 17.2
126,190,349
+
5.3
1,215,185,350
1,153,469,444
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
+ 13.7
624,955,292
568,855,091
—
• •
rth Cleveland——
409,213,301
100,904,818
Springfield
««
Ird
0.7
307,300,000
~
Total
II
!nd New
+
1,108,659,262
33,329,351
Alabama—Birmingham
CLEARINGS
1954
9,348,869
356,534,295
42,463,800
107,696,052
„
Peoria
following
8,944,607
335,800,000
_
Nashville
Rockford
In the
7,582,636
7.5
344,805,711
cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
9.0%, the bank clearings
[ut in the Boston Reserve District the totals enjoy a gain of 14.1% and in
[elphia Reserve District of 8.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
irger
4.6
the cities according to the
group
Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
lew York Reserve District
+
+
8,923,255
7,208,867
Macon
increase of 3.9%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of
9.7
129,253,124
Florida—Jacksonville
week ended
having amounted to $20,170,478,760 against $19,414,416,699 in the
lame week in 1953.
It
was
7,011,138
235,782,333
466,733,582
3.0
+ 15.4
46,906.000
4,509,637
Mobile
15.
|an.
8,867,880
+
+
20,529,000
Augusta
present further below,
—
+ 29.2
249,944,805
483,166,821
47,465,300
11,035,632
_
Tennessee— Knoxville
press.*
has to be estimated.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
are
+
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
appear
the week
as
8,772,220
243,448,091
433,039,769
250,420,319
475,244,814
49,086,600
10,300,244
Columbia—Washington....
Total
3.6
+
today, inasmuch
accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
re
1.7
675,761,619
3.6
+
them
—
169,455,280
+
not available at time of going to
are
3,408,523
8.8
I
762,556,534
We cannot furnish
3,486,323
1,112,885,755
Virginia—Huntington
$19,241,361,758
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
[nds Saturday, and the Saturday figures
6,838,340
6.0
6,280,697
South
$20,727,240,367 $20,003,918,292
..
7,042,746
15,746,062
1,167,399,727
$19,927,480,597
_
3,627,076
5.6
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
3,998,793,850
five days
1,221,000,000
4,021,281
7,841,382
359,156,801
cities)
$15,928,686,747
day
1,065,000,000
+
14,127,082
11,859,711
799,759,770
cities,
5,017,815
8.6
+ 30.5
—
10,851,255
Richmond
one
6.2
1,531,006
1,620,280
4,734,212
1,210,422,352
3.7
Baltimore
cities,
1,620,246
+ 17.0
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
Total all
1,438,369
1,522,519
1.9
+ 25.0
Youngstown
394,996,661..
All
1,597,975
3.9
13,236,459
Mansfield
+
407,085,916
..
8,354,882
+ 26.5
+
—
10,443,638
„
392,000,000
9.0
five days
$
15* 489361
11,331,238
368,899,690
589,513,000
cities, five days
1,837,428
8 210 189
_.T-irnw_L
Cleveland
-t-
Ten
+
0hi?~f3ant.0D
Cincinnati
8.2
+
628,724,511
1952
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
5.2
540,794,074
Other cities,
4,049,454
ZZZZ
cities)
401,100,000
Pittsburgh
+
Jersey-Trenton
400,599,626
Francisco
1953
l3;054,502
Z
Delaware—Wilmington
Columbus
Louis
San
•
_
1.8
+
1,121,000,000'
669,421,259
Kansas City
St.
+
968,079,994
1,213,000,000
Boston
6,451,652
4,292,666
York
(11
or
1954
1,018,826,123
Philadelphia
6,813,792
Wilkes-Barre
Total
$10,402,839,395 $10,214,000,070
Chicago
3,507,511
Snranton
Our comparative summary for
1955
5,684,948
1,056,000,000
4,578,366
Philadelphia
Reading
New
York
1,147,000,000
in
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1,780,847
1,538,936
5 329 522
Lancaster
week follows:
Inc.
Dec. %
1,598,929
1,801,703
Chester
center
$
2,253 222
„
Bethlehem
Our preliminary total stands
1954
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
.6% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
[he
Third Federal Reserve
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 22, clearings for all
pities of the United States for which
it
a
1955
$
Bank
43
Missouri—St.
Louis
2,604,683
2,485,667
730,350,775
,
655,072,818
4.8
2,621,394
352,700,000
178,326,535
118,385,013
2,182,776
+11.5
653,816,179
651,594,324
+
«•
5th
Total
Atlanta
17
1,035,800,139
932,244,461
1,396,478,576
10
[th Chicago
tth
1,313,839,774
+ 11.1
1,078,852,540
861,364,762
6.3
1,334,824,327
1,247,349,186
cities)
(4
M
«•
Ith
Louis
4
Minneapolis
7
St.
+
• 0
730,350,775
655,072,818
+
11.5
653,816,179
500,738,412
+
5.0
485,914,692
481,427,297
645,464,206
589,304,103
+
9.5
597,078,231
610,903,817
Minnesota—Duluth
II
9
pth Kansas City
[th
[th
6
10
Dallas
San Francisco
Outside
We
Leek
New
486,250,217
add
our
464,875,822
+
4.G
435,843,886
275,807,542
1,088,555,399
981,305,303
+ 10.9
1,015,042,430
983,448,795
II
20,170.478,766
19,414,416,699
+
3.9
18,880,849,859
18,361,640,572
9.306,652,306
+
9.0
9,623,688,034
9,141,491,980
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
ended Jan. 15 for four years:
$
First Federal Reserve
1954
$
Inc. or
9.0
7,637,411
7,236,533
+
4.9
323,441,937
128,276,531
+
3.7
121,829,810
329,040,788
116,761,646
Dec.
%
$
1952
$
2,607,614
1 Portland
lassachusetts—Boston
6,798,776
5,933,900
540,571,874
3,566,314
—
1.1
2,322,857
+ 14.6
5,199,631
4,690,440
+
17.4
543,597,026
559,963,090
3,130,892
+
13.9
3,043,463
2.432,493
[Lowell
[New Bedford
I Springfield
1,701,148
1,346,513
+ 26.3
1,165,672
3,574,912
+ 15.7
4,236,G93
2,467,691
13,851,861
12,943,253
+
7.0
13,162,019
12,324,171
1 Worcester
10,010,889
9,457,251
+
5.8
9,466,925
9,475,021
Imnecticut—Hartford
[New
36,080,372
21,244,110
2,113,750
769,203,902
Total (12 cities)
35,462,300
2,229,162
_
16,739,393
32,188,800
Haven
Lode Island—Providence
Lw Hampshire—Manchester
|
40,040,259
673,950,206
—
9.9
35,687,239
Total
4,302.983
4,002,840
4,783,521
12,202,222
+
9.6
5,638,292
13,734,071
500,738,412
+
5.0
485,914,692
+
4.1
1,220,455
—
855,890
10,817,201
162,289,908
_—j
Omaha
St.
1,172,179
985,554
10,587,432
—
Lincoln
16,133,369
37,605,800
5.5
1,974,173
+15.1
+ 14.1
673,809,926
986,378
-
884,782
813,443
750,464
—
2.1
10,382,058
160,225,805
+
1.3
162,263,906
9,539,017
164,143,214
11,846,275
12,192,000
+
2.9
.
,
9,805,847
10,112,446
27,884,123
22,236,559
+25.1
23,131,431
19,808,853
360,106,783
+13.3
368,009,615
382,669,892
15,083,086
14,413,217
4.6
14,143,145
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
7,060,572
Pueblo
4,322.860
(a)
Total
cities)
(9
+
+63.3
589,304,103
*
16,325,623
4,006,821
3,528,113
3,535,587
3,141,413
597,078,231
610,903,817
+12.6
9,394,848
3,307,334
645,464,206
+
9.5
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
10,767,199
9,560,026
402,804,004
390,576,047
3.1
362,141,668
7,341,386
217,172,108
39,463,256
35,142,276
+12.3
36,646,442
29,168,533
6,978,000
7.846,000
—11.1
7,030,000
7,055,193
6,119,781
+15.3
6,747,629
5,332,183
19,182,565
15,631,692
+22.7
13,883,299
11,355,332
486,250,217
464,875,822
4.6
435,843,886
275,807,542
-
Dallas
Worth
1,702,390
685,141,866
+
481,427,297
408,161,076
City
Galveston
17,049,128
36,905,100
10,726,443'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Fort
9.2
8,875,526
1.0
525,643,942
(7 cities)
34,727,642
+ 26.9
—
9,330,188
+
+12.1
1,391,299
4,134,655
+12.9
4,379.102
5,924,081
13,369,065
Helena
Missouri—Kansas
2,228,460
8,908,757
4,424,679
6,641,340
Wichita
2,635,909
634,790,201
River
10,053,551
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Kansas—Topeka
District—Boston-
—
North Dakota—Fargo
Hastings
1953
'
iFall
+
333.223,787
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Jan. 15
1955
Clearings at—
Line—Bangor
7,823,932
349,642,134
132,984,106
Paul
South
10,146,649,776
York City
now
8,529,067
Minneapolis
St.
It
———110 cities
Total
District—Minneapolis-
651,594,324
525,643,942
II
th
Ninth Federal Reserve
Wichita
.
-
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6 cities)
+
+
5,438,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—Now York—
>w
York—Albany
49,189,242
__
6,011,419
Blnghamton
New
+
116,527,720
2,84.9,917
2,738,912
2.819,723
2,382,788
10,023,828,990
10,107,764,393
__
York
.
Rochester
Syracuse
21,020,402
innectlcut—Stamford
19,741,839
18,925,116
4,641,908
4,087,027
+
5.0
114,811,837
123,282,910
+
4.1
3,073,837
3,638,589
+ 18.3
0.8
+
6.6
'
2,440,182
2,135,488
9,257,161,825
9,220,148,772
32,515,951
+
6.5
20,190,873
20,117,296
26,175,676
25,906,900
+
1.0
21.227,805
+ 10.4
+ 18.1
63,593,449
76,045,257
66,714,883
+ 14.0
78,884,131
69,540,143
10,439,147,912
10,487,325,259
0.5
9,643,398,382
9,566,486,058
158,542,618
Lake
160,780,450
5,216,399
+ 30.4
4,534,462
4,470,474
152,967,695
+ 12.8
162,881,942
81,945,685
73,856,075
+ 10.9
173,369,738
81.394,670
City
California—Long Beach
26,793,673
Pasadena
22,518,596
20,600,885
Francisco
San
17,332,294
561,860,821
513,524,243
22,696,632
San
20,395,290
Jose
<
Barbara
7,821,295
6,526,091
12,608,944
Stockton
10,569,107
+ 19.0
70,051,451
23,388,118
18,200,172
+ 18.9
21,751,194
+
9.4
517,411,226
11,404,660
521,969,449
+
11.3
17,197,974
16,916,264
+ 19.8
6,700,627
5,456,643
+ 19.3
10,751,803
11,317,290
18,98.9,548
62,410,876
Northern New Jersey
-
Utah—Salt
Santa
158,399,513
6,803,801
172,474,456
Oregon—Portland
29,830,258
73,732,878
_
Jersey—Newark
Total (11 cities)
32,927,922
44,856,584
5.9
—
174,949,207
Yakima
+ 10.5
5,679,364
35,107,071
>w
44,529,662
12*2,367,337
I
Buffalo
Bmlra
Jamestown
Washington—Seattle
—
Total
Grand
55,790,911
(10 cities)
total
(110)
cities).
Outside New York City
(a)
1,088,555,399
981,305,303
+
10.9
1,015,042,430
983,448,795
20,170,478,766
19,414,416,699
+
3.9
18,880,849,859
18,361,640,572
10,146,649,776
9,306,652,306
+
9.0
9,623,688,034
9,141,491,980
Clearings operations discontinued.
-t
44
(452)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, January 24, 1955
:
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies
the
daily to
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
We give below a record for the week
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
JANUARY
FEDERAL
14,
1955
TO
RESERVE
JANUARY
BANK
20,
on
American
1955,
the different
Noon Buying
Central
TREASURY
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
OF
Dorset
Hotel
First
Jan. 14
Jan.
$
(Value In United
Basic
,200000*
Free
—
Australia, pound
_
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
__
0719820*
-
.0385802*
.133333*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199375
.0199406
.0199500
.325300
.325200
.325200
1,035000
1.035000
1.035312
.208300
.208300
Malayan
dollar
.325400
*
Finland, markka
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00235625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
"
.208400
.208300
.208300
2.783750
2.784687
2.783750
.0800560
.0800560
.263600
.263550
.263400
2.756188
2.756188
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
in
this issue.
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330»
&
National
Bank
.193330*
.233250
.233250
.233250
2.774283
2.773349
2.773349
2.784687
2.783750
2.783750
2.785000
dollars)
or
dec. (—) since
Jan. 12,
Jan. 19,
:
-
Gear
Cement
Total
gold certificate
reserves-
+
228,594
_
U. S. Government
Bought
572
___
282,566
1,069
2,233
22,390
16,770
1,129
—
securities:
'
-597,800
1,177,944
—
—1,141,463
Special
13,882,341
—
_
Bonds
+
__i_
i
under
(quar.)
Electric
Total
U.
S.
agree't
9,500
securities-
Govt,
23,908,806
Uncollected
preferred
Bank
.
■
tural
7,147
+
••
■
■;
■,
-380,791
Real
—1,360,986
Reserve
notes
25,789,807
—202,307
—
183,908
Deposits:
bank—reserve
accts.
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
—
Total
Deferred
Other
—103,218
159,570
—297,268
acct.
475,479
deposits
and
+
20,092,701
—
accrued
—
391,310
——
availability cash
liab.
19,066,342
items-
+
14,880
154,541
27,254
+
32,469
4,769
+
104,962
—422,971
3,634,593
dividends
—1,808,151
+
290,669
—
341
2,703
liabilities
CAPITAL
49,531,981
—
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
289,453
.
Ratio
of
&
gold
+
35,888
27,543
—-
120,239
:
capital accounts
certificate
22,667
+
660,901
capital accounts
liabs.
575
+
4,439
+
50,630,117
7~420
—
—380,791
—1,360,986
loans——
—
19
+
+
35
+
securities
Reserves
Cash
with
in
.
—15
23
+
Reserve
Banks
—
—383
+
2,627
—
73
S.
+124
+
Government deposits
1,708
Interbank demand deposits:
banks—11,717
Foreign banks
—295
1,403
________
+
+
From
others.
^Exclusive
of
Reserve
Banks—.
355
669
loans
to
banks
after
—
deduction
serves;
combined
Contingent
45.9'V
liability
on
accept-
purchased
correspondents
for
0.7%
+
foreign
tanees
Industrial
loan
21,214
+
1,810
3,191
+
2,034
841
+
The condition
statement
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the
week
ended Jan. 12:
Decreases of $122 million in loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying United
the
of
States
Federal
Government
Reserve
and
other,
securities,
$383 million
in reserve balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $744
million in United States Government
deposits, and $295
million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks,
and
increase
an
of
$124
million
in
demand
deposits
adjusted.
industrial,
and
most districts and
reporting
member
decreases
of
$32
banks;
million
a
the
each
agricultural
loans
total of $97 million
principal
in
New
changes
de¬
were
York
City and
Chicago, $17 million in the St. Louis District, and $15
million in the Boston
District, and an increase of $34
million
in
the San Francisco
ing
to industry appear in
estate loans increased
$35
District.
another
Changes accord¬
press
release.
Real
million, of which $20 million
in New York City.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $22
million; the
was
stock
common
Ltd.
NOTICE
OF
Poli-New England Theatres,
Inc.,
PARTIAL
gen.
mtge.
inc.
Carolina, Clinchfield
&
Ohio
mtge. bonds, series A,
Central
Maine
1st
&
Power
gen.
City Investing Co., 4%
Hershey
Michigan
Chocolate
1st mortgage
conv.
Corp.,
Consolidated
3 '/2 %
s.
stock
Feb
Feb
15
1965-Feb
1
49
Co.,
4'/2%
preferred
Republic Steel Corp., 1st mtge.
Seabrook Farms Co., 33A%
Sun
s.
stock
s.
f. 3%
bonds due
f. debentures
Ray Drug Co., 15-year 3Vz%
due 1962
debentures
Feb
50
s.
f. debs, due
Feb
1
209
1978^Feb
1
51
1-24
12-17
1-24
12-17
4-
1
3-14
2-
1
1-20
2-15
50c
2-10
1-13
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
2-
$1.25
1-25
—
35c
(quar.)
$10c
1-25
&
Engineering
(stock
(quar.)
common
1
1-lf
40c
1-27
1-14
1-27
1-14
50c
4-
25c
1-25
1-10
60c
(quar.)
1-31
5%
div.)_
3-
5
2-15
2-15
1
1-17
3-
7
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
com.
(quar.)
*
1-15
$1.75
4-1
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
Textile,
30c
(quar.)
Mills
(quar.)
class
A
Cement,
Gas
&
common
preferred
(quar.)
1-
7
$1.02%
2-
2-10
1
1-28
1-25
1-14
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.183/4
3-
1
2-15
15c
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.16
2-
1
1-18
(quar.)
&
$1.18
4-
1
3-21
Power,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)_.
25c
1-18
10 &
shares
Fine
—
Foods,
4%
Lawrence
Corp.,
Antonio
Ltd.
Transit,
&
preferred
Ltd.,
4
1-17
2-
4
1-17
1-31
1-17
1-31
1-17
1-31
1-14
$$1.06
4-
3-11
12-29
2-15
2-
5-15
4-29
25c
com
1
1-25
14c
14c
2-28
2-21
2-28
2-21
18 % c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$10c
2-
1
$20c
;
Inc.,
2-
$50c
(quar.)
class B
1-20
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(Arizona)
preferred
Co.,
A
1-20
79c
.
common..;
Inc.
1
1
6%
!—
Industries
conv.
1-17
2-
5c
com.——*.
2-
10c
.
25c Stores, Inc.,
B
1-31
15c
15c
5,
W.
4
1
56c
(quar.)
&
3-
$1
preferred
Aircraft
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
3-
30c
(accum.)
Electric,
1-14
3-10
$1
A
preferred
1-14
1-25
60c
Rice
Brand
1-25
3-15
933/4C
(quar.)
com.
preferred
2-
1
1-15
2-10
1-20
1-15
Co.—
(quar.)
common
25c
preferred, series A (quar.)
preferred, series A (quar.)j
preferred, series A (quar.)
&
Fetzer
Dillon
Mfg.
(Year-end
from
Servomechanisms.*
Common
7-20
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
$1
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-14
2-15
1-28
9iy4c
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
10c
4-
1
3-10
3-21
3-10
2-
1-14
Corp
33 Vz %
(New
Haven)
Shares
(quar.)
Co.
(increased
40c
security
profits)
$1
Canada,
quar.)
.
..
1-28
1-10
10c
(quar.)
of
1
—
realized
Inc.
1-20
$1.07 %
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (qiww.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
4-20
1
85c
(quar.)
dividend
American
1-20
1
8-
35c
Acceptance
Security Insurance
Selected
1
5-
90c
preferred
Co._
Co.,
2-
27 Vac
(quar.)_
preferred
Securities
271/aC
27V2C
(quar.)
Paper Co., $3.40
preferred
Scovill
.
Sylvania Electric Products Inc., 4%
35c
(quar.)
Scotten,
206
1
1-24
(quar.)
Scott
109
Milk
1-24
preferred
5%%
109
Pet
1
1st
4.30%
1
1-24
2-
40c
(quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
108
4
1
37V2c
(Dayton Ohio)
Schenley Industries,
106
Feb
2-
2nd preferred
Stock
1976——
1
87%c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
Common
Co.—
bonds due
2-
2nd preferred
Savage
106
Mississippi Power Co., 1st mtge. 3%% bonds due 1983—Feb
-
(quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V»% pfd. (quar.)
•
3
$15c
.
3-15
S.
Page
15
(quar.)
6-15
$4
preferred
Gas
1-15
'
A
1
Guilder
208
2
1-17
2-15
7-
Scott
L, due 1970—Feb
f. debentures due 1961__Feb
1-25
2-25
9c
30c
class
Rothmoor Corp., common (qaur.)
Class
A
(quar.')
:
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. (interim)—
.
ser.
2-15
$1.75
Rose's
Co.—
mortgage bonds,
2-15
1
(quar.)
Class
1
1
3-
preferred
5V2%
Mar
1
3-
1
5V2%
1965
3-
•1.05
$1.12%
1
Rohr
REDEMPTION
Ry.—
due
•1.06%
5
4.75%
Page
Date
i-ia
4-
Scarfe
Company and Issue—
1-14
;
2-
75c
2
U 2- I
1-121-21
1st
4%
re¬
in which
bds.__Feb
1
25c
Insurance
Inc.
Riverside
Date
I
2-
2-15
40c
'
2-
75c
3-
River
TENDER
Company and Issue—
90c
$$1
60c
Riegel
location in
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
1-13
$1.75
San
were
1
(s-a)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
redemption,
current volume
2-
37 %c
St.
the details
$1.17%
(quar.)
(quar.)
ing tenders, and the
the
1-14
7%
corporate bonds, notes,
number gives the
1
7%
those
page
2-
(quar.)
B.
Class
for
1
40c
______
____
4.10%
called
2-
preferred
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
3'/?%
at all
and
including
1st
Commercial,
creased in
preferred
1
2-15
7%
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1-10
2-
7%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
list of
1-10
2-15
.
1st
4.65%
a
1-10
1-25
7%
528
—
1-10
1-25
America—
(Canada)
Rockland
Below will be found
banks
of
Stores
Class
;
commitments—-
2-1
20c
■;
Rice-Stix,
1.1%
+
(quar.)
Co.
Pictures
to deposit and F. R. note liabil¬
ities
Co.,
Electric
shown gross.
are
12-20
$15c
Rochester
valuation
1
2-21
$15c
Reliance
44j
of
Ltd.
4.75%
reserves
individual loan items
and
<fc
Republic
453
+
4
4-
1-20
i
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)—.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)—
150
+1581
2-
50c
$4
Federal
1-25
1
40c
(quar.)
Co.
.:
Quarterly
Borrowings:
From
1
25c
$1.37 l/u
__
(quar.)
Inc.—'.
Reliable
157
17
—
2-
"
preferred
Reitman's
223
—
1-25
5%
.
(quar.)
Gamble
Reliable Fire
+1,987
—744
1-15
1-25
3-
62V2C
:}
Reading Company, common (quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
+1,937
44
-
Corp.
7%
57,981
21,490
1-15.
1
4-15
+
7V2%
Reece
Liabilities—
Demand deposits adjusted..
Time deposits except U. S. Government
7
2-1
-
50c
.
Raymond Concrete Pile
94
—
20c L+2-
$1.25
•
';
.
(interim)
Extra
+9
64
,
Edison, 4.70% preferred B
preferred (quae.)
Common
840
13,946
banks__
1
2-
V 2- 1
$1
(accumulative)
(quar.)—
$3.50 convertible preferred
Randall Co.
(increased)
211
1,031
domestic
97 %c
Class B
+1,041
—
Co.
Brothers
Radio
+1,654
93
1-
Participating
+4,693
—
I
r
;
Puritan Fund,
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
—2,424
36
7
2-
$1
Scale Corp;
280
—31
—
1- 7
1-
1- 7
preferred
common
preferred
4%%
+3,643
—
809
Federal
with
'22
1
1
-
(quar.)_
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.
(quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred
(quar.)
236
+
60
+
8,517
vault
Balances
19
+
—
2-
2- ,1
"2-
.
(quar.)
Associates
Oil
Price
727
8,200
1-14
1-14
9oc
dividend—
Procter &
226
36.513
Co.,
Potomac
506
+
7,217
______
loans
Domestic
——
Surplus
Total
—1,412,121
ACCOUNTS
Capital paid in
Other
—385,805
—122
$1.17
common
Pneumatic
609
1,082
Loans to banks—
U.
Total
2,419
Inc.,
Plymouth
City
—
1-31
1-31
$1.10
(quar.)
convertible
Plomb Tool
+1,019
97
1-11
$1.071/4
(quar.)_
Johnson
5y2 %
for
__
—1,516,179
+239,132
+
dealers
carrying securities
for purchasing or
carry¬
or
Government securities—total—
Other
Member
and
—
1-20
1
"
Stock
; 1954
—185
Treasury bills—
2,301
Treasury certificates' ol Indebtedness > 2,714
Treasury notes
__'
" 8,179 "
U. S. bonds—
23,319
LIABILITIES
Federal
brokers
estate
Other
—v.
■
40,451
20c
(quar.)
Mills,
Pittston
Jan. 13,
1955
22,237
ing securities
U. S.
50,630,117
:
to
Other loans
22,436
—
adjusted*
loans-
purchasing
2,185
+
investments
preferred
$2.50
(in millions of dollars)
85,481
—343
+5,703
adjusted*—:.
Commercial, industrial, and agricul¬
188*999
-t-
58
156,009
-
■
and
Loans
—1,228,165
+436,019
54,931
assets
)<;
—1,454,968
9,500
+
Loans
22
assets
Total
1955
2-
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
Loans
Jan. 5,
<N
Co.—
<fc
preferred
Pinchin
Increase (+ ) or
Assets—
—854,335
4,509,446
—
premises
Other
5%
$4
Decrease (—t Since
12,
Morris
Pillsbury
^
Jan.
Loans
24,206,976
banks——
items—
cash
$23 million.
839,400
—1,464,468
—615,300
Total loans and securities-—
Due from foreign
banks decreased
York
reporting member banks.
When
Hol&tft
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
"
A summary of assets and liabilities
of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
—
—597,800
—
17,500
repurchase
209
Y.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
Borrowings increased $148 million in New
and $114 million at all
8,065,800
—
—
23,899,306
t-:.i
180.
20c
New York District outside of New York
City,, but they
decreased $163 million in New York
City. Time deposits
increased $44 million.
—7,226.400
—-
2,801,750
—-
,V.
Total bought outright
Held
+
6.037,271
8
109
50c
N.
*3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—.
Phillips-Jones Corp., com. (quar.)
$83 million in the
323,000
—
Notes
Volume
;
.
Certificates:
Other
Demand deposits adjusted increased
to
outright—
Bills
15
1950___Fteb 15
(quar.)
(Brooklyn,
4.30%
'
Chicago District, $66 million in the Dallas District, $58
million in the Richmond
District; and $43 million in the
227,932
117
+
297,598
loans
8,999
—238,918
434,823
Discounts and advances-
Industrial
27,567
—
—
21,039,316
+FYR. notes of other banks——
254,999
—
1
865,213
Other cash
1954
9,000
20,174,103
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
of
12 %c
Philadelphia
principal changes were an increase of $179 million in
Chicago and a decrease of $89 million in New York
City. Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness,
of Treasury
notes, and of United States Government
bonds decreased $15
million, $31 million, and $36 mil¬
lion, respectively. Holdings of "other" securities de¬
creased $98 million.
Jan. 20,
1955
1955
-
$In
series
Extra
2.774595
2.785312
Inc. (+ )
7++
f
•
Feb
40c
Permanente
.233275
2.774906
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
\
6
8
Feb'15
Quarterly
4.40%
L__—
1961
Share
Machine
Philip
certificates
due
•
preferred stock,
conv.
Peoples
.0349000
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Y-":';++"+Y'' YY
1
..
.
series C,
preferred stock
3.80%
Gold
103
1
:-.
Feb
Corp.—
cumul.
4.68%
^
•
7
i;-.(
stock
Name of Company
.496766*
.0349000
.233264
of
Mar
Co.—
Per
/
thousands
preferred stock, series A
bonds,
4.20%
Perkins
•Nominal.
(In
+
Feb
•
;
Dividends
*
.496766*
„
5
.
(Continued from page 10)
.140080*
.0349000
„
Sunray Oil
2.757425
,
__
1967
Co.—
4Vi%
Co.,
<
.y
due
.263400
2.757116
Portugal, escudo
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Tea
.0800560
.263600
.140086*
krona
Co.—
preferred
Telephone
mortgage
)
2.785000+
.0800560
2.757735
—
204
1
n?;
.208400
'
"
7
.0800560
—
Feb
;
.00435401*
"
2.785312
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
1957
RR.—
.238379*
.208400
—
$2394
$2081
.00285625
.238379*
Mexico, peso
f.
s.
bonds due
Manufacturing
•Announcement
.00285625
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark.,
India, Dominion of rupee
Ireland, pound
42585
1
bonds—Feb *1
debs.—
Feb
1
1st mtge.
15-year 4%
debentures
cumulative
5+2%
.00435401 *
—
France
1
debs., due 1961—Mar
$1.40 prefer, stock—Feb
201
.208400
-
Malaysia,
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
8
.325350
.208400
...
.0385802*
.0199437
1.035781
—
_
British
Central
National
2.219123
2.218127
Feb
bonds, 3%% series, due 1983—_Feb 14
non-cumulative conv.
First
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.218127
1
.
cony,
Corp.,
Lighting & Power
Missouri
u
Pag®
25
.
»«
convertible
4V4%
Jan
Co.—
McQuay-Norris
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.218874
6%
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.219372
—
_
Co., 2%%
& refunding mtge.
Illlinois
Jan. 20
$
.200000*
.133333*
Thursday
Jan. 19
$
debs
conv.
Corp.—
Power
1st
States Money)
Wednesday
Jan. 18
.200000*
Preferential
Sweden,
Tuesday
17
$
Tel.
Securities
mortgage 20-year 2%
3V»%
peso—
&
Illinois
Houston
Argentina
CALLED
414%
Chemical
&
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.,
1930
INCLUSIVE
Monday
Ltd.,
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd., 3'/2%
Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Friday
ISSUE
Date
Paper Co.,
Potash
American Tel.
Duke
Country and Monetary Unit
&
Corp,—
$4.75 preferred stock, series B
just passed.
TO
Power
'
•
J
Company and Issue—
Abitibi
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
countries of the world.
:
2-15
2-
$30c
2-25
1-15
2-
1-14
10c
1
1
Ltd.—
i—
$45c
2-
1
1-10
$25c
2-
1
1-10
Volume 181
Number 5397
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(453)
i
*
'
Per
Name of
Company
;
.
Share
Shirriff's, Ltd., 24c partic., class A
7%
convertible
preferred
-
Skelly Oil
.Common
'$2
Paper
Southern California
1-20
2-
Common
1
1-14
5%%
3- 4
1-25
A
25c
2-
1
1-10
2-
2
1-
2-20
1-28
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-10
1-26
(quar.)
50c
(quar.28c
1-31
1-
5
Wilson &
1-31
1-
5
Winn
5
Co.,
1-14
2-15
1-20
(quar.)
$1.20
Southwestern
Electric
common
1-19
2-
1
1-19
4.25%
1-
$1.43%
2-
1
2-
1
1-31
2-
1
1-19
25c
.
5-21
1-31
4-
1
3-14
1-31
1-20
$1.06%
5c
5c
:
pfd
.(quar.)
1-31
2-28
5c
6%
1
3-
1
1-15
(F.
W.)
Co.
(quar.)
_
Extra
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
4.44%
Wrigley
19c
1
1-11
20c
2-
1
1-15
30c
(quar.)
2-
2-15
1-31
2-
1-20
preferred
2-10
(Wm. Jr.)
Co.,
$1.11
(monthly)
1
2-
1
1-20
1
25c
3-12
Ltd.
•Transfer
(quar.)
$1.06%
2-
1
1-20
4.40%
(quar.)
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
4.60%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
2-
1
1-20
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
27%c
2-
1
1-20
a
Less
x
Less Jamaica
4%■%
conv.
Spencer.
preferred
Kellogg
Standard Fuel
8teel
56%c
Milling
A
Sterchi
Ltd.,
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
Stevens
B
class
(increased
Stores
4%%
pfd.
B
(quar.)
2-
1-10
Propane
Gas,
common
preferred
(1952
(1954
of
Inc.,
Electric
Illinois
1
1-19
1-31
class
1-31
2-15
1-20
1-20
2-
1
2-
2-
1
2-
1
2-15
1
4-
1
1-14
1-14
3-10
$1
1-28
1-20
1-31
1-15
25c
7
2-
1-26
1-27
2-
1
2-
1
$2.50
2-
2-
3
1
1-15
3-15
1-31
1-15
12'/2c
preferred
3-
1
$1.14
2-
15c
91 %c
2-15
lines
to
(annual)
Edison
Co.,
common
preferred
preferred
Tonopah
Trade
1-10
home
Increased
Trane
&
(quar.)
of
17%c
York)
New
Temper
Union
Co.
1-
2-16
Distribution
2-16
are
2-10
2-15
2-
1
1-14
40c
$1.12%
$4
$3.70
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
87%c
Union
Oil
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
United Aircraft Corp., 5% conv.
pfd.
Canadian Shares Ltd.
(s-a)
United Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
United
(8c
pref.
conv.
Continental
from
from
net
profit
Stores,
sale of
United
Drill
United
B
United
Income
and
S.
U.
S.
Fire Insurance
U.
8.
class
A
Co.,
1
2-
9
2-
1
12-27
(quar.),
1-31
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Warner
Warren
$4
(quar.)
trade
are
trade
first
are
time
normally dormant, the Amdyco
during the winter months in
which
normally
cement
use
colors
colors
dormant, the Amdyco
enable a year-round sale3
will
be
on
a
nationwide
basis,
effort
with
retail
building supplies retailers and, in a
catering to the do-it-yourself trade.
being made, and new distributors
stores
now
are
181,
210.
p.
Total
31—
1954
1953
Fund—
value
$113,114,492 $72,669,668
share
per
$17.60
$9.19
$5.96
—
$23,902,953 $14,819,583
share
$8.82
$5.82
$11,625,439
per
value
per
total
sales
of
$4.36
the
funds
for
1954
amounted
to
$38,258,177,
1953.—V.
180,
States
Air
Conditioning Corp.
—
Makes
Huge
1-
3
1-
3
tquar.)
5%
2-15
2-
1-14
50c
2-
1-12
35c
2-
1
•Washington Gas Light, com.
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
The
1
is
for
air
currently
The
at
eight
work
installation
departments
on
more
effected
was
United
2-
1-21
2-
of
As
180,
States &
Dec.
comprises
area
space.—V.
1-21
$1.31%
of
than
Piasecki
the
$100,000,000
with
no
in
interruption
p.
The
1-14
approximately
70,000
2-16
2-
4
Securities
31—
37%c
2-
1
1-15
37%c
5-
2
4-18
8-
1
7-15
2-18
1
3-11
2-
62%c
50c
value
•Net
of
normal
per
Corp.—Assets Up
1953
'
$
90,796,042
918.99
111.35
share
common
the value in liquidation
stocks.—V. 179, p. 2293.
1-14
2-
1-14
Total
of
the
first
States & International
of
by
1-25
Net
1-25
•Net
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
per
to
pay
181,
184.
p.
the SEC,
stated
net
asset
the
the
—V.
for
raise
1954
value
preferred
first preferred
per
value
per
common
the
stocks.—V.
value
180,
p.
the
excess
$3,43
the
on
System
company.
were
about
were
consolidated
slightly in
share
per
share.
per
$37,000,000,
nearly
Co.
to
(Mo.)—Plans
$10,000,000
finance
15
the
Financing—
through
purchase
authorization
the
of
sale
140
at
ef
retail
meeting
a
to
for
100,000-share
a
preferred
stock
issue,
$10,000,000, and for creation of $5,000,009
Reportedly, the new financing will involve sale of
and
time the
same
210.
p.
about
bonds
March
debt.
authorized
181, p.
Co.
It
made
$5,000,000 of
company
stock
common
the
authorized
preferred
stock.
will ask for approval of an increase
from 1,335,000 to 2,500,000 shares.
210.
<
completed, according to
was
f
t
announcement
an
Jan. 10.
on
Wilco Oil & Minerals Corp.,
Rapid City, N. D.—Stock
Offered—Offering of 200,000 shares
of
common
stock
10
PROCEEDS—The
be
used
to
drill
net
and
lease, to pay for
working capital.
proceeds
complete
the
from
one
purchase
the
well
of
sale
of
the
on
these
shares
Johnson
properties
and
wlH
Government
for
additional
corporation was organized in September 1954 to
in the oil, gas and mining
businesses, and primarily to acquire
engage
certain
properties.corporation
160 acres,
on
is
well
one
three
The
and
has
more
or
located
on
wells
more
acquired a lease, known as the Murphy Lease,
less, located in Weston County, Wyoming. There
this property and the
corporation proposes to
owns
produced
from
Weston
County,
as
(about
560
the
lease.
working
a
the
which
on
known
three
this
on
corporation
gas
Dixon
there
Johnson
interest
Lease
two
in
Weston
GIVING
EFFECT
699.90
share:
liquidation
1581.
1953
$69,990,347 $60,833,855
of
the
first
—V.
stock
180,
p.
Winn
&
(par
cents)
10
lease
in
County,
TO
80
of
also
the
Black
which
on
PRESENT
Lovett Grocery
oil
in
a
Thunder
there
ar»
FINANCING
Outstanding
710,000 shs.
Co.—Current Sales Up—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
Sales-
1955—28 Wks.—1954
$
20,931,323
P.
the
also
acquired
1,000,000 shs.
$
181,
all
acres),
has
2023.
Period Ended Jan. 8—
$
s
18,702,397 133,382,015
116,088,907
210.
The
Town
Power &
Light Co.—Acquisition—
of
Cassville, Wis., with a population of 984, on Jan. 1&
overwhelmingly in a special election to sell its municipal power
sys(ein to this company which has been serving the municipal plant
on
a
wholesale basis.
Cassville is the site of a generating plant of
the Dairyland
Power Cooperative, one of the largest generating co¬
voted
operatives
in
Witco
the
country.—V.
is
announced
was
interest
180,
and
Witco
on
Jan.
20
Y.
p.
1656.
'
City—Acquisition—
that
this
company
has
acquired
a
Ultra
producer
auxiliary
plants in Joliet, III. and Los Angeles, Calif.
Company is an important manufacturer of organic
and operating several plants in the United States
The officers and management of Ultra Chemical Works
Chemical
chemicals,
owning
and
England.
will
continue
second
in
Co., N.
Chemical Works, Inc., Paterson, N. J., which
of synthetic detergents, waxes and chemical spe¬
for industrial and household use, with its main
plant in Pat¬
large
a
Chemical
10.39
and
7.178%
It
Authorized
Common
305.70
18.95
share
in
of
(about
wells.
Government
also
acres),
are
wells.
cialties
...
deducting
that
17
Wheeling Machine Products Co.—Secondary
Offering
—A secondary
offering of 28,216 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Jan. 7 at the market by Bache &
It
1954
assets
asset
•After
Jan.
on
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
will seek stockholder
$5,000,000 bonds
in
erson
2-10
SEC
($1
Co.—Earnings Higher—
181,
amount
on
to
bonded
the
second
Securities Corp.—Asset
As of Dec. 31—
2-15
the
par
used
an offering of 300.OQO
is proposed to be made at
Securities
Corp., New York.
general corporate purposes.
77.07
and
Value Continues to Rise—
25c
with
at
be
cents)
for
Supply
and
company
held
be
one-half
United
1-14
to
feet
square
2,393.59
preferred share
per
deducting
preferred
5
2-10
owned
The
to
pro¬
119.679,631
value
asset
•After
$1.12%
$1.06%
10
used
defense
1954
assets
1-31
1
be
additions
may
stock
understood
plant,
1-28
4-
net
asset
Net
offered
are
Anthony
President,
Auto
Wisconsin
Foreign
$
Total
be
will
company
stores
2342.
1-21
2-
filing with
(par
financing."—V.
new
—V.
conditioned
floor
of
for
and
represented completion of the two
believe
preferred
1-14
25c
(quar.)
self-contained
conditioned
orders.
30c
pfd.
Helicopter Corp., plant in Morton, Pa.
units, totaling 390 compressor horsepower,
plant operations.
62Vic
Pictures—_
Brothers Co.,
Piasecki
1-18
2-
37 %c
(quar.)
the
2-
$1.37%
pfd.
in
Ten
notification
to
proceeds
company's system for 1954 will be
published interim earnings of $3.71
CAPITALIZATION
1
2-
of
stock
This
1
10c
any
Installation—
2-
62%c
letter
a
above.—V.
James
to
are
property
which
we
lease
671.
p.
2-
1
of
drill
share__
all
the
area
which
indebtedness
new generating
units,
provide for our growth somewhat beyond 1955.
Because of this, we estimated our
gross property
additions this year
at
approximately $23,000,000.
The
1955
construction
propgram
Jr.
expected to be fully provided for out of available resources without
$3,396,143
$6.81
assets
net
asset
tion
1
"D"
Thompson,
of
"Gross
The
1-
value
S.
the
40%
Fund—
1-14
2-
retire
BUSINESS—The
share
per
$12.05
$48,608,085 $21,726,155
1-26
2-15
to
of
recently
4,224,000 shares of outstanding common stock of
earnings for 1953 on the same amount of stock
Mr. Thompson added:
Fund—
against $26,880,351 for
vide
8.
cents) is being made by Fenner, Streitman &
Co., New York City, at $1.50 per share.
1-11
1-22
of
(par
1
$1.50
-
convertible
common
Washington Steel
to
2-
10c
common
(quar.)
Bros.
development, exclusively for use
system of metal forms which allows colored
1-11
2-15
Earle
At
1
45c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
color enabling the home
colors into both interior '
of seven
range
2-
10%
Inc.
Penn Electric
Western
corporation on Jan. 20 announced that one of the largest
integrated air conditioning systems ever installed involving the use
of factory-assembled packaged central station equipment is in
opera¬
62%c
210
and mining activities.
gas
stock
through
proceeds
Ind.)
Continental Fund—
The
net
The patented
net assets
asset
Net
used
filed
4
Co.,
common
share
West
1104.
1-14
2-28
35c
A
1
1-14
Corp. of America (Increased)
Virginia Ry., 6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
&
2-
7
1-31
37 %c
Vanadium
Class
Net
1-20
1-25
$2
Walker
a
assets
Scienoe
United
2-11
1-
asset
Total
1-10
1
(s-a)
6%
Orleans,
p.
15c
(reduced)—.
(quar.)
preferred
Valspar Corp.,
in
174,
15c
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)___
Upper Peninsula Power, com. (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
facilities
ago."—V.
net assets
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred
Transit
2-
3-
125c
Corp.
preferred
1-20
16c
Shoe Corp.
5%
2-15
p.
U.
Gas Co., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
regulation
a
of
per
The
distributing
25c
Tool,
U.
United
this
this
Accumulative
United
8c
(extra)
Distributors
Vitamin
net
asset
Net
1-20
87%c
Shoe Machinery,
common
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
6%
1-20
15c
(quar.)
Shirt
2-15
2-15
$1
applications.
flexible
the
Income
United
1-20
t30c
securities)
plant
our
years
packaged cement
a
arrangements
Dec.
of
Net
be
manufacturer
Jan.
on
Emil Klein
Under
shares
of
,
Shares—
Corps.. Ltd., class B
Class
As
D.
which
being appointed daily.—V.
United
1-14
2-25
60c
(quar.)
Fund
United
&
2-
2-15
$35c
common
Investment
on
1
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)
United
Ltd.
volume
United Funds, Inc.—Assets Continue to Rise—
1
$1
Canada,
of
Co.
2-
92 %c
(quar.)
of
Canada
a
Chemical Corp.—New Development—
larger hardware
cases,
Total
(quar.)
Co.
few
1-12
1-31
preferred
Gas
6
Missouri—
preferred
radio
12-28
$4.50
Union
outlets
1
63%c
_
anticipates
he
the product will
comprised principally of
Total
(quar.)
of
television,
for
a
to
for
1
20c
Corp.
Electric
of
field.
1-28
35c
Corp. (quar.)
Transcontinental G"as Pipe Line—
$2.55
preferred
(quar.)
True
forms
this
3-
25c
(Initial)
common
Transamerlca
Hallicrafters
that
Marketing of
—
quar.
Co.,
and
3-
5c
(New
existing
months.
to
sales
$1.14
Co.
line
facili¬
told of
an
American Dyewood development
which
do-it-yourself fan to work indoors with colored cement
craftsman
$1.06%
Nevada
Trust
sales
cement
In
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining Co.
Bank
winter
3-15
1-10
4.25%
complete
own
plant
also
Amdyco, is
cement
1
1-10
th
stated
household
Dardi
1
to
-are
a
incident to oil,
earnings
Ltd.
phonographs,
is Amdyco,
enable the
4-
2-11
organization.
Hallicrafters Canada
their
hobbyist to bring
exterior
Mr.
with
18.2857%
and
cement
and
during
(final)
distributor
recently enlarged
capacity of several
its
The product
1-31
Deferred
to import and dis¬
home radio products
the do-it-yourself trade is opening a whole new
activity to the home hobbyist, according to Virgil D. Dardi,
Chairman, who announced a new development of a United Dye sub¬
sidiary, the American Dyewood Co. of Belleville, N. J.
1-20
12-31
and
of
and
new
of
Vtf 'L ''*n
*
'1
a
line
Webster Uranium Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—File9
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
it.
their
use
United Dye &
owner
'' A s
1
of
approximately
Waitt & Bond, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
Ltd.
to
through
Colored
1-31
1-25
company
television
have
we
2-
20c
Canadian
require
manufacture
radios
twice
area
is
company
See
approximately
$7,000,000 for 1955 from Trav-Ler's Canadian operations. "The
expan¬
sion of the Canadian market is part of an over-all
enlargement picture
for
Trav-Ler
during the last few years," he stated.
"Along these
2-15
Ltd.—
the
over
Canada
Friedman
will
2-11
4.56%
proceeds
capital.
company
The
organization.
25c
(Bait.)
take
plans
distributed
Mr.
■
covering 300,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
The
which will be marketed under the
Trav-Ler name.
They will distribute these products through their own
distributor
organization
in Canada.
Nd
Trav-Ler
products will be
1-10
14%
Toledo
payment
Corporation and
Hallicrafters
demand
will
also
receivers,
1-20
(final)
Trust,
to
62 %c
(quar.)
Securities
ago.
1
Ordinary
Tobacco
corrected
Hallicrafters Canada Ltd. plant facili¬
Canada, consisting of a modern one-story building
approximately 40,000 square feet, which was completed a
In the purchase, Trav-Ler will also take over the entire
Trav-Ler
ties
made
of
complete
Toronto,
Hallicrafters
1-31
,
60c
(quar.)
year
2-15
15c
Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
Brothers, com. (quar.)
3.65% redeemable' pfd.
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
$2.40 convertible preference (quar.)
in
comprising
8
1-14
2-17
$1
Power &
Guarantee Co.
12-
1-28
25c
Thalheimer
Trav-Ler
ties
1-15
32 %c
(quar.)
S.
U.
permits
market
1-27
$5c
quar.).
2-15
2-15
6c
(initial)
tribute
should
1-10
3-21
5%
Mills
1-31
15c
A
also
1-20
30c
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Co.,
2-
1
15c
(quar.)
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)
Thomaston
1-15
30c
Common
Thermoid
1-17
2-
1-31
65c
dividend
Texas
1-31
65c
(year-end)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd
Telautograph Corp. (Increased
Texas
The
here.
(Continued from page 7)
agreement
3-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Marine Co.,
Stock
1
4-
2-15
30c
B
Tampa
2-25
26,^0
Calif,
class A
3-11
37%c
Superior Separator, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
;
Class
indicated
7
1-31
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.
is
Investment News
7
1-
2-15
13c
series)
Superior Oil
1-
2-
25c
series)
preferred
A
2-
4%
(quar.)
Co., 4%% class A preferred
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)
series
incorrect.
was
1-10
25c
Oil
4%%'
2-
56c
:
5.20%
Title
1-14
5%
(quar.)
5.20%
50c
2-
opening
area
a
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—GearYork, on Jan. 18 offered 150,000
(par one cent) at $1 per share.
Uranium Oil &
tax.
1-14
1
25c
(J. P.) & Co
Inc., (stock dividend)
Suburban
income
General
1-17
2-
30c
(quar.)
Textiles,
preferred
Texas
1-24
$30c
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Strawbrldge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Suburban Gas Service, common
(quar.)
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
Texas
2-15
50c
ilOc
(quar.)
& Shop,
Talon,
1
fl5c
Canada
Bros.
Non¬
4
56%c
.
(quar.)_
Stouffer
Sun
3-
2-
15c
4%%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
& Co.
& Stern
6%
3-10
the
an
stock
major electrical appliances and
automobile air conditioners, with
offices at 67 East 59th St., New
York.
N. Y.—V. 181, p. 51.
7%.
1-15
$30c
(A.)
Stop
1
newly
tax.
published date
and/or record date
date
of
stock
common
net
The
expenses
(quar.)
of
Co.
Stern
2-
40c
Extra
Stein
1-15
tax
The
working
Corp.—
Co.,
Brock,
Class
1
30c
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance (N. Y.)
Stanley
1-28
2-
resident
y Previous
;
(quar.)
Sons (quar.)
&
Standard Dredging
Standard
2-28
5c
15%;
-
dividend.
source.
tax
shares
8.
paid
Plywood
building materials.—V. 181,
1-3
preferred
British income
With
will
'
2-1
Extra
4.25%
2%
related
/ L
shares of
1-20
Inc.—
and
.'
1-3
1-20
resident
62,804
announced
Utah.
warehouse
2-1
1
this
and
S.
Universal Major Corp.
hart & Otis, Inc., New
1
for
U.
*n
square
18
City,
the
Plywood products
;
Jan.
on
Lake
feet,
1-14
2-
(stock dlv.)_
Salt
square
1-19
2-
closed
and
stock.
Branch—
1
97 %c
Securities,
in
1
$1.03%
tquar.)
New
corporation
2-
(quar.)
not
directors
Assoclated's
inch
2-15
(quar.)
books
of
near
4-
preferred
Coipmon
%
a
20c
Inc
preferred
Special Investments &
on
Sawm111
50c
Fields,
Plywood
company,
stock
comomn
$lOc
Gold
3.90%
& Bros., Inc.
its
Associated
$22%c
Consolidated
I
9,000
1-20
4.15%
Spalding (A. G.)
Opens
2-1
County Gas (quar.)__
Yuba
Zellers,
92 %c
2-
3-1
the
4%%
month
This
1-15
25c
-
York
$1.10
1
25c
Monthly
Monthly
Service—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service—
3.70% preferred (quar.)
2-
of
of
per
branch
(quar.)
S.
■
2-10
50c
Woohvorth
U.
two-thirds
rough basis
(principally Douglas fir
Roseburg, Ore., with a productive capacity
tA t000 board feet per day, and the ownership or contractual
lights to approximately
1,100,000,000 feet of timber.
Associated is the original
cooperative in the plywod
Industry on
the West Coast and has been
one
of the most successful
enterprise!*
s
sales have been
running at between $15 and SJO
million annually,.
1-14
50c
Wood (Gar) Industries (see Gar Wood
Indus.)
by
than
more
Plywood
a
3-18
4
1-31
'
assets
shares
S.
feet
2-18
3-31
$1.50
approved
of
voting second preferred stock (par $100).
acquired in exchange all of Assoclated's
assets ihciuaing two plywood mills located
respectively at Willamina and Engene, Ore., with an aggregate
productive capacity of 13,000,000
U
50c
the
authorized
7
(monthly)
Co.,
For
276,000
7
1-31
previously
holders
Announcement of the completion of the
transaction was made
a
statement jointly issued
by S. W.
Antoville, President of U.
Plywood, and Leonard Nystrom, Assoclated's
President.
1
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
agreement
ratified by the
1-19
2-
1-31
.
Power
1
2-15
$1
preferred
_
Wisconsin Elec.
2-
$17%c
(quar.)
com.
the
Worcester County Elec. Co.
Power11 "(quar.)__
Drug,
2-
59c
+JT
Southwestern
Co.,
Lovett Grocery
Monthly
(quar.)
Materials
&
Monthly
'*
$50c
1
75c
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref.
Wilcox Oil Co. ■fquar.)—
Ltd.—
Southern Colorado Power, 4.72%
pfd.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
preferred
1-
1
2-
31 %c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
prior lien (quar.)
12-31
12-31
1-31
1-14
tl2%c
(quar.)
___
1-31
2-
2-1
$2
Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation on Jan. 17 formally
acquired title to all assets
business of Associated
Plywood Mills, Inc., in accordance with
and
1
'
•
States Plywood
This
1-31
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
37 %c
1
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
3
28 %c
2-
3-
34%c
Securities
United
1-7
2-15
40c
Ltd.
(accum.)
preferred
Western Pacific
$25c
common
2-1
20c
(quar.)
Breweries
5%
50c
-
Nevada
1-31
class
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
Western Light & Telephone Co.—
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_r__lPetroleum—
Power
(quar.)
Southern
1-20
45c
(quar.)
6outhern
1-31
$2.50
When
Share
_
California
4.80%
Western Insurance
Canada
25c
preferred
Common
1-14
12-28
West Kentucky Coal
Point Mfg. Co.
J50c
Edison,
Convertible
preferred
1
1-Z8
2-
}25c
__
preferred
6%
Western
1-14
Ltd.—
4.58%
Southern
West
1-14
19c
_
__
4.48 %Convertible
Southern Canada
1-14
1
$20c
;
(quar.)
Wesson, Inc.
&
2
6c
"(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Smith
Mills,
22-
30c
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common
(A. O.) Corp.
«quar.)
Smith-Douglass (quar.)
(Howard)
2
$1.50
;
Smith
Smith
Name of Company
2-
50c
(quar.)
8.) & Co., Ltd., $1 pfd.
Co. tquar.)
Per
Payable of Rec.
,$6c
45
1
Holder*
$25c
5% preferred (quar.)_.
gierra Pacific Power, com. (quar.)___.
6% preferred
fquar.)_
Sigma Mines, (Quebec), Ltd
Signature Loan Co., common
Slmms (T.
When
as
The transaction
banking firm.—V.
at
present.
was
177,
arranged by Shields & Co., New York Investment
p.
2398.
46
(454)
*
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
*
'
v
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
$30,000
Feb.
Bond
water
Sale—An
issue of
bonds
revenue
Watkins, Morrow
mingham,
1954.
&
4s.
as
O'Neal
&
1,
by Du¬
of Bir¬
Hayes,
Jan.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 181,
250—were awarded to Blyth &
Co.,
and
both
follows:
as
of San
R.
nicipal
airport
Southern
bonds
Securities
Little
Rock,
wards
&
and
Sons,
the
to
Corp.,
A.
of
mu¬
G.
St.
Ed¬
Louis,
jointly.
Bond S a 1 e
The $2,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 18—
v.
181, p. 250—were awarded to a
group
headed by the Bank of
Worthen
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Little Rock.
CALIFORNIA
Alhambra, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
parking
Jan.
18
Weeden
&
Shearson,
181,
v.
—
to
York
$200,000 street
bonds
revenue
awarded
a
53
p.
were
—
composed of
group
Co.,
offered
San
Hammill
Francisco,
Co., New
&
City, and Fred D. Blake &
Co., of Los Angeles, at
100.05,
2.88%.
follows:
as
$60,000
price of
a
net interest cost of about
a
4s.
1956
Due
from
1
School
Sale
The
—
181,
p.
America
National
Trust
&
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.06, a net
interest
cost
of
about
1956 to
Due
Feb.
on
as
1
from
1965 inclusive.
710,000 2M>s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
240,000 0.75s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1977 to
Other
cate:
cisco, Wagenseller & Durst, Fred
D. Blake & Co., both of Los An¬
geles, and C. N. White & Co., of
Del
San
the
American Trust Co.,
Mar
School
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering — Sealed bids
be received until Feb. 23 for
purchase of $167,000 building
bonds.
syndi¬
of San
sealed
bids
Angeles,
at
until
his
9
office
in
$30,000 2%s. Due
1957
1963 to
1966 to
San Mateo
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. BrunCounty Clerk, will receive
inclusive.
interest
Los
(F-A)
Principal
payable
and
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
County Water Works Dist.
19
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Feb.
1
for
the
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
until 9
ing,
sealed
Wood
on
bids
City,
Feb.
1
at
his
until
for
office
10
the
a.m.
in
Red-
(PST)
purchase
of
office
in
(PST)
a.m.
the purchase of
Los
on
Angeles,
Jan. 25 for
$240,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
sealed
until
office.
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1955. Due
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the County
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Sacramento, Calif.
Clerk,
will
Manby,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 3
for
the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
transportation bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1955. Due on Jan, 1 from 1.956
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal
and
(J-J) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, He%
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Mateo
San
Bond
ing,
County
bids
Water and
Power
receive
Commissioners
sealed
bids
at
the
National
City
Bank, Corporate
Trust Dept., 22 William
St., New
York City, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Jan.
26
for
the
purchase
$18,000,000 electric plant
of
revenue
his
until
1
for
will
receive
office
10
in
Red¬
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Santa Paula Union
High Sch. Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Sealed
—
bids
the
Boston, at 1 p.m.
Jan. 26, an issue of
on
$650,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956
1975
to
inclusive.
tional
Principal
the First
Riverside and San Bernardino
Counties, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County
bids
Feb.
7
$200,000
Clerk,
until
for
will ..receive
11
a.m..
the
(PST)
.
purchase' of
building bonds.
approved
of
Boston.
New
1961,
or
date
CONNECTICUT
the
receive
(EST)
Board
of
sealed
of
bids
Jan.
on
Selectmen
26
until
for
3
the
$5,025,000 bonds,
will
p.m.
pur¬
fol¬
as
lows:
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
sealed
Jan.
bids
25
until
for
noon
the
purchase
350,000 school bonds.
1, 1954.
Due
to
inclusive.
1964
Bank
&
Hartford,
$1,-
Dated Aug.
Principal
at
the
Trust
and
Connecti¬
Company,
the
at
or
of
on
Aug. 1 from 1955
on
interest payable
cut
(EST)
of
Uncas-Mer-
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Torrington, Conn.
Note Offering—E. J.
Dowd, City
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until
11
Bond
Jan.
school
1
from
bonds.
1956
to
Due
District
tax
of
1975
sewer
City.
ity
tax
of
C.
on
18—v.
F.
to
181,
S.
Bradford
&
Co.,
Roosevelt,
&
Cross, Goodbody & Co., Tripp
Co., all of New York City;
Stern Bros. &
Co., Kansas City;
Clement A. Evans &
Co., of At¬
lanta; Thornton, Mohr & Farish,
of Montgomery;
Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., of San
Antonio; J. M. Dain
&
Co.,
Minneapolis;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, and
&
Herbert
York
J.
Sims
City, at
interest
& Co., of
price of par,
a
cost
about
of
Jan.
1,
1955.
J-J.
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Boston, and Pierce J. Gerety, of
Bridgeport.
$453,000 4s.
1955
Due
on
1961
to
inclusive.
700,000 2%s.
1962
to
Due
1969
1,086,000 3s.
1970
Wilton
(P. O. Wilton), Conn.
Offering — Town Clerk
Edith
Gregory
receive
sealed
that
announces
Committee of the
(EST)
a.m.
Selectmen
bids
at
the
a
will
offices
Jan.
on
28
the
for
purchase of $460,000 school bonds.
Dated
Feb.
from
1
1,
1955.
1956
to
Due
1974
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
at
New
the
York
National
Bank
City,
Bank
of
or
&
New
at
pay¬
180,
Florida
State
(P. O.
Sept. 1 from
on
Bond
Education
Instruction*
will
sealed bids until 10:30
Feb.
8
for
the
$9,155,000 State school, series
revenue bonds, as follows:
$240,000 Columbia
Dated
March
1
1,
from
1954. Due
1956
to
Company
March
1
1,
from
690,000
Dated
June
of
B
cf about 2.78%, as follows:
$330,000 4s. Due
1956 to
590,000
to
County
1,
Dated
Due
on
1975
on
on
1975
1954.
2x/2s.
Due
2.80s.
March
on
from
Due
March
on
1
1
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Miami, Fla.
Offering — G.
N.
Shaw,
Finance, will receive
of
sealed
bids until 11 a.m<, (EST)
Feb. 2 for the purchase of
$6,-
improvement
Sept. 1,
bonds.
on
clusive.
1
1962.
(M-S)
Chase
from
Bonds
thereafter
tional
revenue
Dated
Sept.
are
1956
due
in
callable
Principal
payable
Bank
1954.
to
of
National
at
as
of
and
the
Miami,
Due
1981
1963
Sept.
interest
First
or
Bank
in¬
and
of
Na¬
at
the
New
York City.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
IDAHO
Franklin
District
County, East Side School
(P.
O.
Preston), Idaho
$400,000
building bonds was sold to Foster
& Marshall, of Seattle.
bonds.
Due
on
1
1975 incl.
June
1
from
Hillsborough
Due
on
1975
inclusive.
Dated
June
June
1
from
ILLINOIS
County
1,
1954.
inclusive.
June
Offering Postponed—The
temporarily
) frpm
bonds.
1956
Hillsborough
bonds.
March
on
1960 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
770,000
1,
1975
1954. Due
1 from 1956 to
3,960,000
City,
At¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
Broward
June
Georgia,
lanta, Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., of Cincinnati, and Beil
& Hough, of St.
Petersburg, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
1975 inclueive.
County
of
a
Van
000.000 series A, special obligation
inclusive.
Osceola
to
capital
315,000 Lee County bonds. Dated
March 1, 1954. Due on March
1 from 1956 to
17-r-v.
of
County bonds.
March
$1,690,000
Jan.
awarded
D.
(EST)
purchase
The
—
offered
Ingen
on
receive
a.m.
Tax* Sch.
(P.O. Bradenton), Fla.
Sale
2643—were
p.
Director
of
inclusive.
Trust
First
Offering — Thomas
State Superintendent
Bailey,
Public
Board
1978
composed of B.
J.
& Co., of New York
Company
Tallahassee), Fla.
bonds.
postponed
*
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
to
bonds
group
York,
the
Trust
school
Bond
3,960,000
has
as
Sept. 1 from
1
Co., of Torrington.
Harwinton, Conn.
Bond
net
2.99%,
County Special
March
Interest
New
a
follows:
Bond
in¬
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated
149—J
p.
group com¬
Smithers & Co.,
a
Dist. No.
Trust
Dated
Jan
*
$2,239,000 util¬
refunding bonds
revenue
Jan.
awarded
posed
J.
Lauderdale, Fla.
Manatee
&
inclusive.
bonds. Due
atlj
Jacksonville.
anticipation
notes.
Dated Jan. 27, 1955.
Due on May
4, 1955.
Payable at the Brooks
on
clusive.
any
Sale—The
offered
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25
for the purchase of
$400,000 First
Bank,
York
were
Norwich, Conn.
Bond Offering—M. Frank Leon¬
ard, City Treasurer, will receive
170,000
$4,360,000
on
thereafter.
Trust Company, of
City, or at the pur¬
option, at the Florida
Fort
Legality
by
Palmer &
on
Fairfield (P. O.
Fairfield), Conn.
Bond Offering — First Select¬
man
Dimill L. Kinnie announces
Town
1,
payment
York
Na¬
payable at
Bank
FLORIDA
15 for
j
Bankers
and
Yucaipa Joint Unified Sch. Dist.,
until Feb.
to
"
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
of
New
Canaan,. Wilton office.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York
City.
chase
March
chaser's
St.,
purchase of $500,000 building
bonds. Dated March
15, 1955.
will be received
the
that
of
as
interest
(PST)' of Wood, King & Dawson, 48 Wall
purchase of Street, New York
City, until 11:30
the
1954.
1956
Bonds of each above issues due
in 1962 and thereafter are
callable!
Haven),
a.m.
and interest
1
of
at
City,
665,000
Angeles, Calif.
Offering — The Board
Clerk,
1,
from
.
National
Milk
Bond
$500,000 building bonds. Dated
June X, 1953. Due on June 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
on
1
on
Cdunty
June
June
New
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Feb.
on
Dated
on
bonds.
Due
Principal and interest payable
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Mateo
on
1975 incl.
Beach
Bank
cisco.
San
1954.
1975 inclusive.
Cole, of Hartford.
chants National Bank of Norwich.
Bond Offering—Paul H.
County
1,
Palm
bonds.
Due
public auction at the First Na¬
interest
bids at his office in Ukiah,
1,420,000
tional Bank of Boston, Room
617,
inclusive.
2 p.m.
to
45
from
Feb 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Los
on
1971
June
Offering — Harry G. Wiberg, Town Treasurer, will offer
from
1
Feb.
Due
at
inclusive.
on
bonds
1954.
Orange
Dated
Connecticut
(EST)
1
1,
June 1 from 1956 to
Bond
.
(PST) on Jan. 25 for
purchase of $55,000 building
the
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
will
1965
Feb.
on
sold
was
North Haven (P. O. North
from
V
District,
Mendocino County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. J. Broad¬
dus, County Clerk, will receive
wood
Bond
Bond
1
&
B.
River Union School
sealed
1975
of Oakland.
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Feb.
on
London, Conn.
First National
Bank, of Bos¬
ton, at 0.80% discount. Dated Jan.
12, 1955.
Due on May 20, 1955.
Legality approved by Robinson,
follows:
as
inclusive.
60,000 2%s. Due
sealed
Belmont
1962
to
30,000 21/2S. Due
son,
Francisco, Hill Richards
J.
County
June
1,785,000
the
Robinson
Leon
Dated
June 1 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
temporary loan notes
Diego County, Calif.
2.68%,
575,000
24.
New
District,
to
Jan.
Note Sale—An issue of
$600,000
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
of about
cost
(PST) on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
$71,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1955. Dijie on Feb.
1 from 1956
Co., both of San Fran¬ cipal and interest (F-A) payable
cisco, William R. Staats & Co., at the County Treasurer's office.
of Los
Angeles, Paine, Webber Legality approved by Orrick,
Jackson & Curtis, John Nuveen Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
San Francisco.
&
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Shearson,
Hammill &
Co., of New York,
Hermosa Beach City Sch.
Dist.,
Kaiser &
Co., of Los Angeles, Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Irving Lundborg &
Co.,
both
of
San
Francisco,
Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, both of Los
Angeles, Redfield & Co., of Pasa¬
dena, Fred D. Blake & Co., of Los
Angeles, and C. N. White & Co.,
School
awarded
of an issue of
$167,000
bonds, originally scheduled
Feb.
as
for
& Co., of Beverly Hills,
price of 100.06, a net interest
a
a.m.
&
all of San
and
of
sale
school
Hanauer
at
Witter
&
Fe
2643—were
Francisco, Security-First National
purchase of $36,000 water system
Bank, of Los Angeles, Blyth &
bonds.
Co.,
Inc.,
of
San
Francisco,
First Boston Corp., Harris Trust
Greenwood Sch. Dist., Mendocino
& Savings Bank, of
County, Calif.
Chicago, Cali¬
fornia Bank, of Los
Bond Offering—W. J.
Angeles, R. H.
Broaddus,
Moulton & Co., of San
Francisco, County Clerk, will receive sealed
Northern Trust Co., of
bids at his office in
Ukiah, until
Chicago,
3 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 25 for the
Weeden & Co., of San
Francisco,
C. J. Devine & Co., of New
York, purchase of $20,000 building bonds.
I. Barth &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Dean from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Co., Schwabacher & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, H. E.
Work & Co., Stone &
Youngberg,
callable
are
1961
interest
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Harold J.
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
be
in
due
Treasurer's
Duarte School
No.
of
in¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
p.
Oakland.
Fresno
1980 inclusive.
members
San
to
2.44%,
follows:
$650,000 5s.
Co., Stone & Youngberg,
all of San
Francisco, Hill Richards
&
Co., of Los Angeles, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Wilson, Johnson
& Higgins, Inc., both of San Fran¬
18—
149—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
of
Kaiser &
the
$1,600,000
the
Due
1985
office.
Bond
Sav¬
&
Bonds
Rancho-Santa
members
Weeden
Bond
building bonds offered Jan.
a
&
of the syndi¬
Co., J. Barth &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
all of San Francisco,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., of New York, Schwa¬
bacher & Co., of San
Francisco,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., of New
York, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
cate:
will
Calif.
1955.
to
-
City
District,
Orange County,
Trust
Association, of San Fran¬
as 2%s, at a price of 100.55,
Other
Feb. 1 from
on
National
basis of about 2.69%.
1965 inclusive.
Anaheim
v.
ings
a
inclusive.
140,000 2%s. Due
1959 to
Feb.
on
1958
to
Bond
America
cisco,
75,000 general obligation garbage
disposal plant bonds to the
1,
1956
Legality approved
by O'Melveny '& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
vvt "
H. Moulton & Co.,
Francisco, jointly.
—
obligation
Feb.
from
thereafter
urer's
$375,000 bonds Citrus Union High School District,
Lou Angeles County, Calif.
181, p. 149—
general
1
1, 1958.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
17—v.
awarded
were
$300,000
Dated
Feb.
on
Belmont
p.
Little Rock, Ark.
Sale—The
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1 from
clusive.
Oct.
ARKANSAS
Bond
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Count Treasurer's office.
to
mingham.
offered
1975
Co., of Bir¬
Dated
Legality approved
mas,
to
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
$88,000
sold
was
building
1, 1955. Due
1973
Maplesville, Ala.
1956
to
County
1,
1954.
1956
to
Cook
County Sch. Dist. No. 170
(P. O. Chicago Heights, III. Bond Offering —
Margaret M.
Nevosad, Secretary of the
of Education, will receive
Board
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 26
the
purchase
of
for
$1,631,000
Volume 181
Number 5397
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(455)
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1956
to
1974
McCord, Ice
dianapolis.
&
Miller,
In¬
of
Principal and interest
payable at such bank or
(J-D)
New
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Albany Flood Control Dist.,
Macoupin
and Morgan
Counties, Greenfield Community
Unit Sch.
Dist. No.
Bond
Muller,
Secretary of the Board
Commissioners,
will
bonds
$250,000
sold
was
White-Phillips
to
the
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Co., both of Davenport,
jointly, at a price of 100.15, a net
cost
about
of
2.48%,
as
follows:
$83,000
2s.
Due
1958 to
1965 to
1968 to
from
1
Jan.
on
from
1975 inclusive.
to
dated
are
Jan.
on
inclusive.
gality
1
Jan.
on
1970 inclusive.
bonds
4955. Due
from
1
1967 inclusive.
82,000 2%s. Due
1971
from
1
Jan.
on
44,000 2V2S. Due
The
Jan.
on
1964 inclusive.
41,000 2y4s. Due
1975
1
Jan.
from
Interest
1,
1958
J-J.
to
Le¬
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jo
Daviess
County
&
Community
Unit Sch. Dist. No. 206 (P. O.
1955. Due on Jan. 1
July 1 from 1956 to 1973 incl.
building bonds.
1955.
Due
1975
Jan.
on
(CST)
on
from
1957
to
inclusive.
Principal and in ¬
payable at a bank or
trust company in Chicago mutu¬
ally agreeable to the purchaser
terest
and
(J-J)
to
a
Sale—The
offered
149—were
18—v.
awarded
to
sewer
181,
the
p.
Flet¬
Trust
l3/4s, at
a
1953.
Due
1993
inclusive.
Nov.
on
Co., Indianapolis, as
price of 100.28, a basis
sealed
(CST)
bids
of
to
1972
until
July
inclusive.
July
awarded
were
by
7:30
the
Des
1,
Moines,
to
of
Bond
a
veterans'
price
of
2V2S, at
Jan.
1967
15 from 1956
Interest J-J.
Frankfort, Indiana
Due
build¬
10
were
100.04
net
,a
2.06%,
as
Nov.
on
from
1
Offering—E.
bonds.
to
1955. Due
Nov.
on
1971
1
from
1
from
Dated March 1, 1955. Due
1 from 1957 to 1985 in¬
Interest
dated
Nov.
at
of
to
Blyth & Co., of Chicago, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., of Toledo, Julien
Collins & Co., and R. S. Dickson
& Co., both of Chicago, as
2%s,
at a price of
101.04, a basis of
2.81%.
8
by
Board
the
of
on
bonds.
Dist., Iowa
Secretary
of
until
Feb.
Nov.
on
1
Jan.
26
for
the
$245,000
building
1, 1955. Due
Dated
Jan.
Burr, of Boston, as
price of 100.39, a basis
a
from
1956
to
1974
in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Anne
Arundel
County (P. O.
Burnie), Md.
Offering — W.
Calvin
Glen
Bond
Gray, Chairman of the County
Sanitary Commission, will receive
sealed
Feb.
000
15,
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
2 for the purchase of
$500,sanitary bonds.
Dated Feb.
1955.
Due on Feb. 15 from
to
1985
and interest
Glen
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Co. of Maryland,
Trust
Burnie.
Legality approved
Barton, Yost & Dank-
Niles,
of Baltimore.
meyer,
to the Madison Bank & Trust
Madison,
as
Co.,
3s.
Offerin g—Walter
G.
Wendholt, Secretary of the Board
of School
Trustees, will receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $84,000
bonds." Dated- Jan.
1,
Jan. 25 for the
building
1955.
Due
semi-annually
July
Interest
on
1956 to Jan. 1, 1966.
Legality approved by
McCord, Ice & Miller, of
anapolis.
1,
J-J.
Ross,
Indi¬
George's County (P. O.
Upper Marlboro), Md.
Offering—President Jesse
S.
Baggett
announces
County Commissioners
ceive sealed bids until
Feb.
1
for
the
that
the
will
re¬
(EST)
noon
purchase
of
$500,000 jail bonds. Dated March
1, 1955. Due on March
1
from
1.956
to
1975
and interest
First
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National
Bank
of
Southern
Maryland, Upper Marlboro. Le¬
gality approved by Miles, Barton,
Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
awarded to a group headed
by the Indiana National Bank, of
Indianapolis, at lVz%.
were
Bond
—
were
18—v.
awarded
to
Offering—Leon
P. Stein,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $20,500 mu¬
24
and
group
Boston
price of i00.03,
that
$600,000 33/4s.
at
a
net interest cost
a
2.38%,
as
Due
Feb.
1
and
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1961 in¬
Aug.
2s.
Due
1 from
on
1962
Feb.
1
1965
to
Due
on
Feb.
1
and
in¬
1 from
2s.
Feb.
1969 to
1
1972
Other
Stern
Jan.
Due
on
Feb.
1
and
of
the
Trustees
the
of
27
for
the
as
purchase
1
follows:
1965
from
of
to
1985
from
1
1956
to
1970
Dated
March
interest
and New York
by
Coolidge &
1,
1955.
payable
City.
Principal
in
Boston
Legality ap¬
Gray,
Best,
Ropes,
Rugg, of Boston.
&
Small-Milburn
J-J.
1974
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by
Ross,
to
at
0.55%
dis¬
dated
are
Jan.
20,
Nov. 16, 1955.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
on
Waltham, Mass.
Bond Offering—John E.
Clark,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
at
the
National
Shawmut
Bank, of Boston, Trust Dept., 40
Water St., Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 27 for the purchase
$300,000
bonds.
sewer
1, 1956.
Due
to
Dated
inclusive.
1975
and
interest
ton
Safe
Feb.
on
payable
Deposit
1
from
Principal
at the Bos¬
&
Trust
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Co., First Securi¬
ties Company of Kansas, both of
bids until 2 p.m.
$800,000
1955.
notes.
Due
Nov.
(EST)
on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $237,000 county building bonds. Dated
1, 1954.
Due
May 1 from
on
1955 to 1972 inclusive.
1963
and
and
Bonds due
thereafter
of May
as
interest
bank
(M-N)
Principal
payable
trust company
or
call¬
are
1, 1960.
at
a
to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
Almont
approved
by
Berry,
Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. (J. Almont), Mich.
Bond Offering — Gertrude
Dated
15, 1955.
S.
Richards, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
of
bids
27
until
for
8
the
school
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Due
1973
on
April 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Bonds
1961 and thereafter
of
due
callable
are
as
City, Mich.
disposal
sewage
1955.
1,
Jan.
27,
bonds.
Due
and
bank
from
Bonds due
thereafter
or
1, 1960. Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Michigan (State of)
Tax
(Farmington-Brighton
Corp., both of New York City, at
price of 100.006, a net interest
cost of about 2.09%, as follows:
a
$1,855,000
2M>s.-Due
from
1956
1964 to
Nov. 1 from
on
members of the syndi¬
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration, Nashville, Phelps, Fenn
& Co., of New York, Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, R. W. Pressprich & Co., of New York, Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
Dominick
& Dominick, Estabrook
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
New
York, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, A. ML.
Kidder & Co., of New York, Mil¬
waukee Co., of Milwaukee, H. V.
Sattley & Co., Watling, Lercheo
&
of
&
Co.,
both
of Detroit, Aspden,
Co., of Philadelphia,.
John W. Clarke, Inc., of;
Chicago,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, S. R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Co., of Detroit, The Ohio Com¬
pany, of Columbus, Rambo, Close
&
Kerner, of Philadelphia, and
R. S. Hecht & Co., of New Or¬
Robinson
&
leans.
Bond
Sale
building bonds
v.
-
■,
Mount Pleasant Sch.
181,
Dist., Mich.
The $1,500,000
—
offered
Jan.
13—
54—were awarded to
p.
composed
a
of
Blyth & Co.,
Harriman Ripley «%
group
Chicago,
Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and
Shannon
&
Co., all of Detroit, at
a net interest
price of
cost
100.001,
about
of
2.17%,
$245,000 2s. Due
1956
to
1,045,000
from
2J/4s.
1960
Due
to
100,000 2s. Due
110,000
follows:
as
April
on
1 from
1959 inclusive.
1V2S.
on
Due
April
on
1971
1
inclusive.
April 1, 1972.
on
April
1,
1973.
1, 1955. Principal
(A-O) payable at a
trust company
Red ford
Twp. Sch.
Bond
Bond
Offering
derson,
sealed
(EST)
of
May
clusive.
Clerk,
bids
Feb.
on
Wm. A. Hen¬
—
County
until
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
are
1956
in
callable
1960.
as
and
of
to be designated by the
cessful bidder.
May
interest
trust
or
and
com¬
suc¬
Legality approved
by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
assessment
street
offered
receive
(CST)
Foster,
Edu¬
of
bids
sealed
on
school
bonds.
from
250,000
1956
Feb. 3 for
bonds,
building
and
on
July 1
Due
to
1973
swimming
Due
on
July
inclusive.
bonds.
pool
from
1
1956
to
1973 inclusive.
bonds
The
1955
and
and
are
those
thereafter
July
dated
are
1,
1959
in
callable
1958.
Principal
(J-J) payable at
terest
March
maturing
1,
as
and
the
of
in¬
De¬
troit
Bank, Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock
&
Bond
$27,000 special
bonds
site
Remus
Ecorse, Mich.
Sale—The
Board
purchase of $2,250,000
$2,000 000
jail
1961
8
the
of
follows:
p.m.
pur¬
1955.
Due
to 1964 in¬
1,
due
Principal
payable at a bank
2
county
Feb.
as
re¬
the
for
3
$135,000
Dated
will
(P. O.
Offering—Lois A.
Secretary
the
County (P. O. Harrison),
Michigan
Dist.
Detroit), Mich.
to be des¬
p.m.
Bond
1
inclusive.
Other
will
pany
Nov.
on
1963
1974 inclusive.
until
1,
to
3,145,000 2s. Due
cation,
on
Ex¬
pressway) bonds offered Jan. 20
181, p. 150—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Co., and the First of Michigan
—v.
troit.
chase
irk
May
&
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
Clare
due
callable
are
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 Lim¬
ited
Access
Highway Dedicated
call¬
are
Bonds
thereafter
of Oct.
as
interest
and
dock
Dated
Jan. 1
on
1955 to 1980 inclusive.
1964
inclusive.
and
of
proved
a
Offering—Wilma S. Fry,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) 011 Feb.
7
for
the
purchase of $165,000
able
1973
1961
of
1; 1959.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canl'ield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Jan.
to
in
April
proved
dock
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 26 for the
purchase of $460,000 school site
and building bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1955. Due on May 1 from 195G
Jan.
on
$285,000
Dated* Feb.
building bonds.
1, 1955.
to
Coldwater), Mich.
Bond Offering—Arthur
Barnes,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
cate:
Cook, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
able
price of 100.38.
a
Lakeland Rural Agricultural School
Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
by
Algona County (P. O. Harrisville),
Michigan
Bond
Offering — Charles
E.
in
Dec.
p. 2237—were awarded
Channer Securities Co., of
Chicago, at
Co.,
Boston.
bonds.
1955
to
notes
ceive
Due on
nicipal improvement bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1955. Due on July 1 from
Clerk,
Boston,
Due
Dec.
street
offered
180,
the
as
1955.
on
in¬
inclusive.
proved
group:
of
received
231,000 bonds, Series B.
and
members
Bros.
office
be
clusive.
and
in¬
will
bids
announces
Co., George K.
Gloucester, Mass.
Baum & Co., Barret Fitch, North
Note Offering—Robert R. Bent& Co., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, ley, ,City Treasurer, will receive
Soden
Investment
Company, sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Zahner & Co., all of Kansas City; on Jan. 26 for the purchase of
City
of
notes
awarded
National
count.
in
$2,126,000 bonds, Series A. Due
and
1968 in¬
clusive.
250,000
sealed
March
on
1, 1955.
$2,357,000 bonds,
clusive.
Due
Dated Jan. 27, 1955
Nov.
Gomperts
G.
Dec.
450,000 2V2S.
Aug.
on
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $5,-
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Offering — Chairman
the
clusive.
1 from 1966 to
the
District, Room 919, 73 Tremont
Ave., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
clusive.
400,000
Bond
at
follows:
on
until
for
due
Henry
about
$500,000
were
Bond
p.
Aug. 1, 1973 and 1974.
Albany, Ind.
received
000,000 notes.
181,
a
be
Jan.
$2,000,000 school
Jan.
City,
of
18
Cass
MASSACHUSETTS
headed by the City National Bank
& Trust
Co., Kansas
Aug.
Note Sale—The temporary notes
totaling $2,950,000 offered Jan. 17
New
Bond Sale—The
300,000 2V4s.
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 6
(P. O. Merriam), Kan.
150
Huntingburg School City, Ind.
Bond
County, Shawnee-Mission
offered
Sale—The
Rockland-Atlas
bids
to
$70,000
bonds
8
Mass.
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Boston, Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Rural High Sch. Dist.
bonds
2.17%.
Bank
Bond
KANSAS
Johnson
to
1.92%.
Graham
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Deputy), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 school
equipment bonds offered Dec. 28
—v.
180, p. 2644—were awarded
awarded
MICHIGAN
1956 to
Directors
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
offered
&
about
1,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
bonds
public
Prince
Feb.
from
1
Wfst Bend Consol. Sch.
the
the
Sale—The
&
offered Jan.
1956
$21,000
were
Houghton, Mich.
Bond
$820,000 bonds
were
of Goldman,
Co.,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, both of New
York City, and Dwinnell, Harkness
& Hill, of Boston, as 2.20s,
at a price of 100.26, a basis of
of
181, p. 150—were awarded
Coffin
inclusive.
1971 inclusive. Legality approved
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
be
Sale—The
improvement
on
Bond Sale—The $900,000
sewage
revenue bonds offered Jan.
17—v. 181, p. 49, were awarded
M-S.
Auburn, Me.
Bond
by
Nov.
on
are
on
L.
March
on
County
1966 inclusive.
bonds
1
—
1.74%.
improvement
composed
group
a
Co., of Daven¬
about
17,000 2i/4s. Due
The
No.
(CST) on Feb. 9 for
the purchase of $800,000
building
2s,
$50,000
of
IV2S. Due
to
Dist.
5 p.m.
until
1957
2s.
Sch.
Roussel,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
to
follows:
$15,000
Korean
2448
p.
Kenower, MacArthur
Co., of Detroit, as l%s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
6—v.
MARYLAND
offered
cost
the
bonds.
Parish
par.
awarded to Quail &
interest
for
(P. O. Lutcher), La.
Bond
13—v.
of
improvement
Sale—The
a
Tugwell,
March 3
18
Taunton,
receive
$10,000,000
bonus
James
Jan.
Sachs
The
St.
Co.,
Beh
3y2s and
as
a
about
P.
will
bids until
of
offered
Note
Offering—A.
purchase
headed
group
D.
Edgewood Consol. Indep. School
District, Iowa
at
&
180,
to
Mass.
Sale—The
(State of)
Treasurer,
sealed
233,000 street construction bonds,
as l%s, at a
price of 100.38.
port,
Hays
LOUISIANA
Louisiana
State
Bond
Feb.
follows:
as
price of
bonds
Interest J-J.
1958.
MAINE
street
bonds,
Callable
by
Louisville.
Bluffs, la.
Carleton
$157,000
p.m.
inclusive.
approved
clusive.
Sale—The $390,000 bonds
Jan.
12—v.
181, p. 54—
offered
works
about
to
in¬
Chicago.
Council
Bond
1961
Jan. 25 for the purchase
$17,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 15,
on
1957
(M-N) payable at the First
National Bank, of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Shirk,
will re¬
on
Due
from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
1
Principal and
terest
Eaton, Indiana
Offering — Doris
Bond
of
Seekonk,
on
Chicago, Ind.
Muicipal Bond Corp.,
and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, all of Cincinnati, as 4^s,
at a price of par. Dated Nov. 1
18,000
Town
receive
(CST)
a.m.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1978
to
Legality
Cincinnati
of about 1.69%.
1954.
of
Phelps, Inc., of New York
City, T. R. Alcock, of Boston, Fox,
Reusch & Co., Pohl & Co., Magnus
&
Co., W. C. Thornburgh Co.,
ing
$90,000
Jan.
will
Ran-
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New
City, as 1.90s, at a price of
100.35, a basis of about 1.82%.
21—v.
awarded
&
York
the
group
Bond
Anderson, Ind.
of
Miller,
and
INDIANA
cher
&
composed of Barcus,
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, Byrne
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Bond
Clerk,
1, 1955.
Sale—An issue of $1,100,000 water revenue bonds was sold
the successful bidder.
bonds
for
Fahey,
New
sealed
Dated Feb. 1,
1
8
Bond
Cutler,
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $550,000
Feb.
William
—
bids until 9
IOWA
Secretary of the
Education,
will
receive
p.m.
Offering
County
ney,
sealed
as
Spen¬
Board of
8:30
Bond
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
ice
Dec.
$500,000 vari¬
bonds offered , Jan.
251—were awarded
purposes
18—v. 181, p.
County (P. O. Hartford), Ky.
1958
Offering—Leon A.
until
Ohio
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Stockton), III.
Bond
cer.
bids
bonds.
Mass.
Sale—The
to
Jan.
works
Bond
ous
purchase of $225,000 county hospital bonds. Dated
control
&
interest
•
flood
Revere.
of
Dated Jan. 1,
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Quail
Co.,
both
Topeka.
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 21 for the purchase of
$180,000
&
Co.,
Offering—Leo J.
Executive
of
&
and
10
Greenfield), III.
school
Estes
KENTUCKY
sealed
Greene,
Sieltsam-Hanni
and
Indiana
trust company mutually agreeable
to the Board of Education and the
purchaser.
Wichita;
Inc.,
inclusive.
47
Stone,
Consol.
of
Detroit.
Sch.
Sale—The
Dist., Mich.
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 180,
p. 2744—were awarded to Walter
$50,000
48
-vw*,r
(456)
J.
Wade,
at
a
1958
$900,000 water and sewer rev¬
enue
bonds, originally scheduled
19,
Jan.
(EST)
150.
181,
14—v.
Feb.
on
p.m.
p.
Dist.,
Michigan
of $150,000
Bond Sale—An issue
sold to the
Corporation, of
Detroit, as 2%s, 21/4S, l%s and
iy4s, at a price of 100.04, a net
bonds
building
was
First of Michigan
interest cost of about 2.18%.
Township Fractional Sch.
Sullivan
Nuncia),
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. R. 2,
Michigan
Offering—Andrew
until
bids
sealed
receive
1985 inclusive.
to
8
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
$14,000 school bonds.
Dated
above
the
to
an
and Stearns
•
Jt.
Counties
able
of June
as
&
will receive sealed
(CST) on Jan. 27
for the purchase of $40,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
bids until 1
Due
Dist.,
Joseph
W.
Long, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
24 for
the purchase of $550,000
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1,
1955. Due on May 1 from 1956 to
1970 inclusive. Bonds due in 1965
and thereafter are callable as of
building
1, 1958. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at a bank
or
trust company to be
desig¬
1958
from
1
1970
to
and
Principal
interest
bank or trust com¬
pany
to be designated
by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
a
of
Benson,
&
proved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
Legality
Stevens &
by the purchaser.
approved by Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
Twp. (Charter Twp.)
Warren
(P. O. Van Dyke), Mich.
Offering—Hildegarde
Clerk, will
Township
Lowe,
ceive
bids
sealed
re¬
3
until
Mississippi
Offering — C.
Bond
of
Clerk
until
the
1:30
the
to
in
due
inclusive.
1964
1960
thereafter
and
callable
are
June
of
as
from,
Bonds
1,
1959.
300,000 general obligation recre¬
ational facilities
bonds.
Dated
1
1,
850,000
1954.
Due
purchase
water
and
bonds.
enue
1954.
Due
to
1955
sewer
Dated
inclusive.
1981
Bonds
due in 1969 and thereafter
callable
of
as
Nov.
dock
ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
by
&
are
1968.
1,
Legality of the bonds to be
proved
1,
from
1
of Detroit.
Stone,
Bond
offered
Jan.
awarded
were
street
First
the
to
tional Bank, of
Na¬
of $55,000
Sale—An issue
Bond
special street improvement bonds
sold
was
National
Union
the
to
Planters
Memphis, as
2s, 1 %s and lVfes. Dated Sept. 1,
1954.
Due on Sept.
1 from 1955
Bank,
No.
23
Legality
Charles
Louis.
St.
of
&
by
approved
Trauernicht,
M-S.
Interest
inclusive.
1964
(P. O. Fridley), Minn.
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 181,
p.
150—were awarded to
headed
of
by
a
group
Allison-Williams Co.,
at
a
price
of
Minneapolis,
100.08.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 205 (P. O. St. Louis Park),
MISSOURI
Springs, Mo.
Sale—An issue of $190,000
Bond
water
works
sold to
a
bonds
revenue
was
composed of Bar¬
group
ret, Fitch, North & Co., George K.
&
Baum
Co.,
all
of Kansas
as
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
4s.
to
on
1967
Sept.
from
1
inclusive.
Offering
The
bonds are dated
July 1,
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas City.
Le¬
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Frizzell, of
Kansas City.
Sale—The
$246,000 county
bonds of¬
15—v.
180, p. 2449—
general
Due
Jan.
on
1
—
from
Harold
Jan.
were
awarded
1958
to
Marshall, Roseau and Kittson
City
Na¬
City, and the Central National
sas
Bank, of Carthage,
par, as follows:
at
price of
a
1957 to
1960 inclusive.
public
sold
to
sewer
system
the Perry
bonds
was
as
1955.
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
by Charles & Trauernicht,, of St.
Louis.
%
at
Bank &
Offering—Anna
1
Wal¬
will
receive
(EST) on
for the purchase of $125,bonds.
Dated Feb. 15,
water
1955.
Due
Feb.
on
15
inclusive.
1967
to
S.
bids until 3 p.m.
Jan. 27
000
Clerk,
Town
(F-A)
River
from
1956
Principal
payable
Trust
and
the
at
office
of
the
Bank
&
Trust Co. of Albany.
Legality
ap¬
proved
Delafield
Commercial
Wood,
by Hawkins,
of New York City.
bonds
purposes
&
1
100.63,
Hempstead Central Park Water
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold P. Her¬
Dist.
Presiding
man,
Supervisor,
bids
sealed
until
will
11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
of
$70,000
water
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sep. 1, 1954.
Due
March
on
from
1
inclusive.
1955
Principal
1974
to
interest
and
(M-S) payable at
pervisor's
office.
the Town Su¬
Legality
ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
by
proved
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
York.
basis of about
a
2.41%.
Other
cate:
Clark,
Dodge
Chicago,
J.
Dain
M.
bids until 2 p.m.
26
Jan.
for
the
Dated
of $2,-
building
March
March
1
bonds.
1,
from
1955.
1956
Principal and int.
the
at
on
purchase
school
950,000
(EST)
to
Due
1984
on
incl.
(M-S)
payable
National
Franklin
Bank of
swimming pool
bon
1, 1955. Due on Ai
from
inclusr
1963
to
1955
Bank, of Peekskill. I
approved by Vandewat
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, \
New York City.
National
gality
Royalton Water Dist. No. 1 (P.
Middleport), N. Y.
Bond Sale —The $30,000 wa
13
Jan.
offered
bonds
1
v;
—
55—were awarded to the Mc
ufacturers & Traders Trust C
Buffalo,
at
2.70s,
as
pr
a
100.16, a basis of about 2.68
of
CAROLINA
NORTH
:
Davidson County (P. O.
,
Lexington), N. C.
Offering—W. E. East
Bond
of
Co.,
&
ling, Secretary of the Local Co
mission, will receive sealed b
at his office in Raleigh, untip
(EST) on Jan. 25 for ,
of $89,000 b u i 1 d i
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. I
on
June 1 from 1956 to 1967 ;
a.m.
purchase
Edwards
G.
&
of
Sons,
St.
Louis, Eldredge & Co., Estabrook
& Co., both of New York, Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., Farwell,
Chapman & Co., both of Chicago,
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, First Boston Corp., First
First
National
of
Bank
Portland, First National Bank, of
Chicago, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration,
of
New
York,
First
Southwest Company, of Dallas.
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc.,
Co., G. C. Haas
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
of New York, Harriman Ripley
Geo.
B.
Guaranty
Trust
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Haupt & Co., Hayden, Stone
Ira
& Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Kidder, Peabody
York, Provi¬
& Trust Co.,
Co., all of New
Savings Bank
of
Cincinnati, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.,
Laidlaw & Co., Aubrey G. Lanston &
Co., all of New York, Lee
Higginson Corp.
-
C
Legality approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.:(J-D) payable in New York
'
't
County, N. C. (P. O.
Gastonia), N. C.
Sale
The $3,000,,
Gaston
Corp.,
of Cleveland,
Bank,
of
New
First
intei
and
Principal
elusive.
National
York,
&
the
Principal and interest (F-A) ps
able at the
Westchester Cour
of
York.
&
a.m.
p.
Minneapolis, R. L. Day & Co., C.
Devine & Co., Dick & MerleSmith,
Dominick
&
Dominick,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., all of New
all
(ES
purchase
11
Feb.
Dated
1
for
recei
will
until
27
$142,000
Wells, Inc., Ba¬
J.
A.
bids
Jan.
York, F. W. Craigie & Co., of
Richmond, Shelby Cullom Davis
&
Co., Coffin & Burr, both of
New
York,
Continental Illinois
National Bank &
Trust Co., of
&
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Evelyn Robert¬
son,
District Clerk, will receive
syndi¬
Peekskill, N. Y.
Offering—Harold H. Le
Comptroller,
sealed
&
Co.,
Bankers
F. Childs & Co.,
& Co., all of New
Whipple
Co., C.
con,
Trust
the
of
members
Andrews &
Cleveland
Bond
—
offered J
school building bonds
18—v.
181,
to
151—were awar.
group
a
p.
Trust
Northern
Corn
Chemical
of
composed
Chicc
Exchange Ba
Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fennei
Beane, Ira Haupt & Co., all
New York City, Mercantile S,
Merrill
Trust
&
Deposit
Baltimrj;
Co.,
Wood, Gundy &
Rand & Co.,
.;
Inc., both of New York City,
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, of Ri
mond, at a price of 100.07, a
interest cost of about 2.19%,
follows:
$1,100,000 6s. Due on June 1 fr
1
1964 inclusive.
1956 to
f;
750,000 2s. Due on June 1
1970 inclusive.
1965 to
Co., of New
625,000 2y4s. Due on June 1 fj
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
York, Manufacturers and Traders
Trust Co., of Buffalo, McCormick
525,000 0.25s. Due on June I f;
& Co., of Chicago, McDonald &
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Co.,
of
Cleveland,
Mercantile
Marion, N. C.
Trust
Company,
of
St.
Louis,
Bond Sale—The $250,000 w;;
Merrill, Turben & Co., of Cleve¬
land, W. H. Morton & Co., of bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 181
New York, R; H. Moulton & Co., 253—were awarded to the T; •;
of San Francisco, Mullaney, Wells Company of Georgia, of Atla
& Co., of Chicago, The Ohio Com¬ and F. W. Craigie & Co., of R:
mond, jointly, at par, as follot j
pany, of Columbus.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Eldredge $100,000 2s. Due on June 1 f
E. Quinlan & Co., Inc., Rand &
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
■ .)'
Co., all of New York, Asoden,
40,000 2V4S. Due on June 1 f
Robinson & Co., of Philadelphia,
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
>;
Mackey,
&
Dunn
f
Franklin
Square,
at the United
or
States Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
New
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
York City.
Hurley Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P.
O.
Bond
bonds
West
Hurley),
N.
Y.
Sale—The $155,000 school
offered
252—were
Jan.
19—v.
awarded
to
181,
p.
Roosevelt
Cross, and Tilney & Co., both
York City, jointly, as 2s,
at a
price of 100.20, a basis of
of New
1.96%.
interest
follows:
Chouteau
cost
Bond
National
Rockland-Atlas
of
Boston,
of
Chicago,
Rodman
&
Bank,
110,000 2V2S. Due on June
Renshaw,
If;
1976 inclusive.
1970 to
•
,1
J
L.
i
Roosevelt
Rothschild
F.
&
Cross,
&
OHIO
Co., Salomon
14—v.
181,
252
Bib
Sandy,
were
as
offered
55—were
Jan.
awarded
&
Cross, of New
City, at 2.40s, at a nrice of
100.11,
basis of about 2.38%.
a
nati,
awarded
to
Mayer,
j
Shearson,
Shields
&
Hammill
&
Moreau,
Northumberland
and
Wilton Central Sch. Dist. No.
&
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., all
of
York, Stokes & Co., of Phil¬
rities
1
Offering
—
Harold
Van
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
re¬
p.m.
National
ville,
Thomas
burgh,
Tucker,
G. H. Walker &
Co.,
of
Anthony
Pitts¬
&
Co.,
Co.,, both of New
Due
dinger, of Cincinnati, White, Weld
1956
to
inclusive.
par.
of
1984
on
Feb. 1 from
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
National
Bank, of Glens
Legality approved by Van-
and interest
Falls.
derwater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
&
Co.,
Robert
Winthrop
&
Co.,
O.
Offering—Estella
of the
(EST)
of
Board of
Feb.
building
1, 1955. Due
to
1966
interest
Commercial
of
&
Arthur L.
adelphia.
New
Co.,
York,
of
St.
Haroldi
Paul,
E.
and
Wright & Co., of Phil¬
bonds.
D
Dec. 1 i
on
Prim
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at
&
Savings
Gallipolis. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
B
approvec
Dempsej
Cleveland.
Camden, Ohio
Bond
works
Sale—The
$5,000
improvement
fered
Dec.
were
both
Wood
De
Educa
Feb. 2 for the pure
on
$45,000
York, Walter, Woody & Heimer-
1, 1955.
Local Sch. i
Gallioolis), Ohio
will receive sealed bids until r
and
Bank, in Nash¬
&
Clerk
1956
Corp., of New York.
Third
(P.
Bond
Co.,
Co., Smith, Barney
New
Bid well-Springfield
of Cincin¬
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
$600,000 school bonds.
Dated
the
State Bank,
2.40s, at
&
adelphia, Stone & Webster Secu¬
of
Sale—The $360,000 build¬
—
bonds
p.
Seasongood
Roosevelt
York
First
p.
$71,000 public
Hutzler, all of New York,
Feb.
Big Sandy),
Montana
Bond
Bros. &
Dewerker, District Clerk, will
County, Big Sandy Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Sale—The
improvement
Bond
Northern Montana
as
&
York
municipal
price of
(P. O. South Glens Falls), N. Y.
MONTANA
price
net
payable
approved
ing bonds offered Jan. 17—v. 181,
a
(M-N)
Greenport Water Dist. No.
(P. O. Greenport), N. Y.
Bond
$100,000
composed of Kalman & Co., of
Minneapolis,
Juran
&
Moody,
Inc., of St. Paul, and E. J. Prescott & Co., of Minneapolis, at a
3.05%,
Legality approved by
City.
City, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $65,200,000 var¬
Principal
Co., Albany. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
about
State Bank,
2i/4s. Dated Jan. 1,
$220,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 180,
par,
inclusive.
Trust
to
p. 2745—were awarded to a group
of
Due on Nov. 1 from
1984
Liberty, N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale—The
about
Dated
0
Indep. Consol.
No. 4 (P. O.
Karistad), Minn.
of
bonds.
&
$50,000 2V4S. Due on Feb. 1, 1956.
196,000 l%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Sch. Dist.
Bond
the
to
1976
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Joint
interest
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
R.
inclusive.
Counties
revenue
fered
York
award
of N(
Co.,
basis of about 2.37%.I
a
Bond
on
&
2.40s, at a price
as
•i ^
purchase of $1,250,000 build¬
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1955.
ing
to
Perry, Mo.
Ernestvedt, Superintendent of
Schools, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 26 for
the
1, 1955.
sealed
1954.
jail
Oct.
on
White
D.
City,
10, 1955.
Principal
payable at the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of NewDue
and interest
dent
follows:
1964 inclusive.
1957 to
1965
&
& Co., and
Adams, Inc.,
City,
$120,000 3M>s. Due
70,000
Eisen
Lucas,
Waeckerle, Zahner
Piersol, O'Brien &
Minnesota
Bond
Feb.
receive
Excelsior
Bond
Sale—The $120,000
building
of
Missouri
Bond
680,000
National
Jasper County (P. O. Carthage),
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offering—Jessie
R.
York
City
ious
Y.
B.
19^rrV. 181> Pv T51—were
to
100.15,
Og- offered Jan. 19—v. 181, p. 253—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
den, District Clerk, will receive were
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on managed
by the
National City
Jan. 26 for the purchase of $1,- Bank of New York, as 2V2S, at a
Bond
Hudson
Oxford, Miss.
that
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
O. Albany), N.
(P.
interest
Memphis.
Phi.
received at
Authority, 299
be
the
of
Nyack, N. Y.
J
$97,000 genei
improvement bonds offered ;Je
Broadway,1' N. Y. C., until noon
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the pur¬
chase
of
$19,230,000
temporary
loan notes.
Dated Feb. 21, 1955.
Colonie Central Sch. Dist. No. 5
lace,
improvement bonds
11—v. 181, p. 150—
and
office
New
sealed
Hill, Miss.
Sale—The $20,000
paving
MINNESOTA
Anoka
Wood, of New
&
City.
the
announces
-
will
bids
NEW YORK
$50,000
Duck
rev¬
Nov.
Nov.
on
of
serially in 10 years.
June
on
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
from
Delafield
York
county hospital repair bonds. Due
'
Sept.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins,
p.m.
p.m.
1
Due on June
1954.
1,
V. Dees,
Super¬
of
Board
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Feb. 7
will
visors,
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$2,050,000 bonds, as follows:
1955
bor.
the National Commercial
of
$900,000 general obligation public
buildings bonds. Dated Sept.
City Trust Co., Egg Har¬
and
O. Collins),
Covington County (P.
to
M.
Bond
"
(F-A) payable at the Egg
Harbor
1955
MISSISSIPPI
May
nated
1975
p.m.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
for
Michigan
Offering —
Bond
I
1959.
1,
Consol. Sch.
Lake
Walled
are
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
approved
Paddock
call¬
Legality
thereafter
and
1963
purchase of $200,000
bonds. Dated Feb.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
District Clerk,
Bonds due
inclusive.
1971
1956 to
in
Feb.
on
interest
Indep. Sch. Dist. Nos. 22 and 166
(P. O. Upsala), Minn.
Bond Offering—J. W. Peterson,
Due on Dec. 1 from
1, 1954.
(EST)
p.m.
system
1, 1955.
to
8
the
for
sewer
entire
Morrison
until
bids
Cruise
sealed
Monday, January 24, 191
...
Bond Sale—The
York
Offering—Chairman
.
cou¬
issue will Uear
additional coupon of 1% from
the
pons,
of
Dec.
Egg Harbor City, N. *1., --Note
Offering—John Schuster^ Jip*
Bond
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
3
addition
payable at
Rohn,
Director of the School Board, will
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
City Housing Authority,
New
Aug. 1, 1955 to Feb. 1, 1957.
Community Sch.
Schoolcraft
1977
In
8
to
postponed
was
1 from
90,000 3.10s. Due
of
for
on Feb.
1976 inclusive.
1968 to
Postponed—The sale
New York
NEW JERSEY
1 from
1967
to
80,000 2.90s. Due
Roseville, Mich.
Sale
Bond
on Feb.
inclusive.
Rapids, $50,000 2V2S. Due
of Grand
Inc.,
price of par.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
awarded
10—v.
to
v
bonds
22
180,
p.
the
Provi
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Cincinnati, as 3s, at a pric
100.07, a basis of about 2.98
1
I
Number 5397
181
ume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Fire
Washington Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 4, Greenville), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $116,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 16—v. 180,
1
and in¬
(J-D) payable at the legal
depository, presently the Milton
Banking Company, of Wellston.
Legality, approved
by
Squire,
fire
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
White
terest
District, Ohio
ond
Offerig—Guy E. Osborne,
lage Clerk, will receive sealed
until
s
the
tection
5.
inclusive.
$3,000
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
on
Feb.
on
of
bonds.
Due
2
(EST)
noon
purchase
1957 to
from
Interest
inclusive/ Principal
1978
Chauncey-Dover Joint
auncey,
1,
J-J.
.
Lewisburg Village Local Sch. Dist.
(P. Lewisburg), Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
lebrooh
(P.
Local
East
O.
ond
School
District
Orwell),
Sale—The
provement
Ohio
bonds offered Jan. 18—v.
181,
awarded
to J.
A
ite & Co., of
Cincinnati,
price
ut
of
100.17,
3s,
as
basis
a
180,
of
to
Bosworth
rk
(P. O.
Bond
Offering—M. ;W.
of
the
Board
Jordan,
Education,
of
1 receive sealed bids until
noon
T) on Feb. 2 for the purchase
$55,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1955^
Due
to
.
inclusive.
1975
•interest
Dec.> 1 from
on
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National Bank, PomeLegality approved by Squire,
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveeroy
.
Columbus, Ohio
ond and Note
wn
T)
bids
et
until
special
improvement
~s,
11:30
rea.m.
Feb. 3 for the purchase
on
$182,255.41
bonds
notes.
1956.
Legality
group composed of
Phelps, Fenn
Co., Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all
of New York City, Equitable Se¬
curities
Corp., Nashville, Dom-'
inick & Dominick, F. S. Smithers
& Co., both of New York
City.
Farmers
Savings
&
Trust
Co..
&
Mansfield,
Westheimer
&
Co.
Cincinnati, and Grant Browneli
& Co., of Dayton, as 21As, at a
Sept.
approved
Due
to
&
1,
by
Sept.
on
1965
1
Metamora), Ohio
55
Dempsey,
of
is
dated
March
awarded to Field,
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 102.43, a basis
were
r—
23As, at
&
a
of about
Joint
Fire
Dist.
Township
sealed
e
T)
(P.
bids
noon
Feb. 1 for the purchase
12,000 fire fighting apparatus
ds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1962 inclusive,
55—were awarded to the First
Cleveland
Corp., of Cleveland,
price of 102.12,
Bond
181,
Fayette, Ohio
aratus
181,
bonds
$10,000
offered
fire
Jan.
13
55—were awarded to
p.
White
.
The
&
Co., of Cincinnati,
s.
a
Este-Mt. Carmel Local School
O. Mt. Carmel), Ohio
(P.
Sale—The
ond
bonds
181,
$200,000 build-
offered
Jan.
151—were
p.
15
awarded
—
to
Bosworth & Co., of Toledo.
un,
Gold Manor, Ohio
ond
Offering—George PatterJr., Village Clerk, will resealed
e
T)
bids
until,, noon
Feb. 1 for the purchase
special
assessment
on
$50,500
et
improvement bonds. Dated
1955. Due
1,
.
1965
to
;
interest
at
Bank
of
1 from
Elmwood
Legality approved by Peck,
ffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
ce.
Crow,
Clerk, will receive sealed
age
until
the
noon
(EST)
purchase of
disposal
plant
1954.
15,
Jan. 27
on
$32,000
bonds.
Due
on
sew-
Dated
Dec.
15
1956 to 1980 inclusive. Prin-
ti
d
interest
and
(J-D)
payable
he Huntington National Bank,
umbus.
Legality
a
&
approved
(P. O.
bonds
Jan.
rded to Sweney
of
Columbus,
of
e
101.38,
a
build-
12
were
Cartwright &
as
3V4S,
at
a
basis of about
%.
he
>.
Due
on
are
dated
Dec. 1 from
2V2s,
as
1955. Due
&
at
Feb.
on
Jan.
Co., Inc.,
price of
a
1
Feb.
from
1,
1957
Principal
to
in¬
and
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
office.
24
for
5
the
bonds,
purchase
of
sanitary
1958
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., Doll & Isphording, Inc., and Breed & Har¬
rison, Inc., all of Cincinnati.
to
Due
inclusive.
43,000 water works extension and
improvement b'ond s.
Due
from
1958
to
1971
inclusive.
County
Indep Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Enid), Okla.
No. 57
Bond
Clerk
Offering—M.
of the
Board
1963
H.
Miller,
Education,
sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
bonds.
of
Jan.
on
25
for
the
Jan.
1,
1956 to
thereafter
of
as
Clerk
000
County Sch. Dist. No.
building bonds
United
Offering
of
the
States
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
Due
L.
1975
to
1960
Jan.
inclusive.
15
Bonds
thereafter
and
of Jan. 15,
1960.
(J-J)
Jan.
from
15,
1956
in
due
callable
are
Principal and
payable
Treasurer's
at
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
Union
County
Sch.
Dist. No.
1
(P. O. LaGrande), Ore.
Bond Offering—R. O. Williams,
District Clerk,
until
bids
will receive sealed
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer
W.
—
F.
the
of
24
for
$1,500,000
the
building
1957
to
Sequoyah County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Roland), Okla.
Bond Offering — L. P.
Dyer,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
sealed
bids
until
on
as
inclusive.
1975
1966
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
and
of
Feb.
on
1956
due
Feb.
1, 1965. Principal
(F-A)
payable
at
interest
in
callable
are
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
West Chester), Pa.
Bond Offering — Sealed
bids
received
be
Secretary
until
the
by
8 p.m.
1955.
to
bonds.
Due
1979
1965
to
1960
of Feb.
15
15,
from
1956
due
in
callable
are
1964. Principal and
15,
payable at the First Na¬
Bank of
Chester.
West
Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond
Offering—Thomas A. Mc-
of
bids
sealed
on
$90,000
swimming
bonds.
struction
until
8
p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
pool
con¬
Feb.
Dated
1,
National Bank.
April
on
to
inclusive.
1975
interest
Dollar
1
Oct.
and
1
(A-O)
Due
1956
from
Principal and
payable
at
&
Trust
Savings
the
Struthers.
Co.,
approved by
Squire,
Dempsey,
Legality
Sanders &
of
Cleveland.
Swan
Local
Dist.
Mc Arthur),
of
the
purchase
on
of
approved
bids
Jan.
27
1956
to
inclusive.
1, 1955. Due
Vinton
& Dempsey, of
on
ol
Dated
Feb.
from
1
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interset
payable
1
from
1956
Principal
the
at
and
Hatboro
on
County
County
pay¬
Na¬
Squire,
Cleveland.
Sanders
Sch.
Dist.
No.
4
(P. O. Roseburg), Ore.
Offering — V. J. Micelli.
Bond
District
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
1955.
to
8
the
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $432,000
p.m.
bonds.
Dated April 1,
on
April 1 from 1956
Due
1965
interest
inclusive.
payable
Treasurer's
6—v.
TENNESSEE
Maryville, Tenn.
Bond Offering—Lynn L. Shasteen, City Recorder, will receive
bids until
sealed
office.
Principal
at
the
and
County
7:30 p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
$300,000 municipal building reve¬
Feb.
on
1,
8
1955.
the
for
bonds.
tax
and
nue
Due
1978
to
and interest
Dated
March
on
March
1
from
Lehigh Township School Authority
(P. O. Northampton), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $655,000 school
181,
bonds
offered
v.
Jan.
18—
p.
City,
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner, of Pittsburgh, and War¬
ren W. York & Co., of Allentown,
at a price of 98.07, a net interest
cost of about 3.10%, as follows:
$60,000
2s.
1956 to
Feb.
Due
on
1961
1,
15,000 2.20s. Due Feb.
1,
1
from
inclusive.
15,000 2.10s. Due Feb.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
TEXAS
Aransas Pass,
Bond
Sale—The
works and
sewer
offered
Pierce &
both
of
Texas
$200,000 water
system
Jan.
revenue
18—v.
awarded
181,
p.
to
Rauscher,
Co., and Dittmar & Co.,
San Antonio, jointly, at
price of
a
par.
Beaumont, Texas
Bond
Offering—Jas. T. Garrard,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids
until
Feb.
1
000,000
1955.
to
the
street
Due
and
1971
and
$1,-
highway
15
im¬
Feb.
from
Bonds
thereafter
Feb.
of
as
on
of
Dated
Feb.
on
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
1980
15,
1956
due
in
callable
are
15,
1970.
Principal
payable at the First
interest
National
at
Bank of Beaumont, and
option of the purchaser at
other
bank,
as
mutually
the
any
agreed
and
City
approved
Heckler
York
by
upon
the
by
the
purchaser
Council.
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
&
City.
Bexar
County Road Dists. (P. O.
Antonio), Texas
San
Bond
p.
Sale
—
offered
The
Jan.
$3,090,000
14
56—were awarded
v.
181,
follows:
—
as
The $2,090,000 bonds were pur¬
chased
of
by
syndicate
a
Rowles,
Winston
composed
Co., of
Houston, First of Michigan Corp.,
of New York City,
Stern Bros.
&
&
Co., of Kansas City, Rand &
Co., of New York City, Lucas,
&
Waeckerle, of
Kansas
Eisen
City, Lyons & Shafto, of Boston,
Mercantile
National
Muir
Dallas,
San
1962.
1963.
10:30
for
provement bonds.
bonds
revenue
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of New York City.
Legality approved
Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
York
Douglas
Jan.
by Townsend,
152—were awarded to
a group composed of Ira Haupt &
Co., Bache & Co., both of New
until
for the
building
of McArthur. Legal¬
by
purchase
and interest
building
ity
(PST)
bonds.
Due
1965
receive
p.m.
1, 1955.
23
the
will
Feb.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the
building
Dec. 1 from 1.956 to 1978 inclusive.
able
for
8
Smith,
of Education,
$93,000
bords. Dated Jan.
Feb. "4
on
$10,000
Clerk,
until
Due
1970
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
(P. O.
Viola
sealed
(EST),
bids
County
gality approved by Winfree, Mc-
Ohio
—
Board
receive
District
sealed
Alli¬
R.
1955.
land.
Sch.
Offering
Offering—Pearl
son, <
Sale—The
exempt
fered
and
Hatboro, Pa.
(EST)
OREGON
DAKOTA
$675,000 non¬
dormitory bonds of¬
181, p. 56, were
awarded to the Federal Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
tax
on
Feb.
Bonds
thereafter
and
tional
Feb.
on
bonds.
1, 1955.
SOUTH
District
(EST)
Dated
inclusive.
to
March
Dodge, of Boston.
Augustana College Association
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S. D.
bonds
PENNSYLVANIA
Education, will receive sealed bids-* Clackamus
County Sch. Dist. No. Si
until noon
(EST) on Feb. 8 for
(P. O. Oregon City), Ore.
purchase of $400,000 building
Bond
Dated
Palmer &
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
receive
of
Bank, Providence. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
and
Clurken, Borough Secretary, will
1958
1,
pay¬
National
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Due
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 24 for the
purchase of $9,000 building bonds.
from
Industrial
1955.
8
inclusive.
Feb.
dated
are
Principal and interest
at
the
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1956
as
Nelis,
Board
bonds
1975
Jan. 21 for the purchase of $392,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
interest
serially
1956 to
on
Le¬
Due
Struthers City
Bond
from
the
office.
building
1C
Due
1976 incl.
1955.
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $70,000
Jan.
on
George,
until
bonds.
1 from 1956 to
able
of
bids
serially from
receive
school
Feb.
The
13C
Bank,
dated
are
on
for
follows:
as
$735,000
sold to the
was
National
bonds
Due
un¬
purchase of $1,035,000 bonds,
1
of Education
1962 inclusive.
will
St., Providence,
(EST) on Jan. 27
p.m.
Bond
The
1955.
will
N.
—
Board
sealed
a.m.
the
Portland.
Indep Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
receive
2
(P. O. Independence), Ore.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,-
Oklahoma County
will
Providence, 100
Westminster
County Sch. Dist. No. 56
(P. O. Holley), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $38,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 180,
p. 2747—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., of Portland.
Polk
J.
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Industrial
152—were
Oklahoma
Herbert
—
July 1, 1960.
East Goshen
Bond
Offering
Couper, Town Treasurer, will
inclusive.
and
1961
inclusive.
No. 89
Bond
Greenwich, R. I.
300,000 sewer bonds. Due
Linn
$350,000
building
serially from 1957 to
Due
ISLAND
RHODE
East
Clark,
receive
1969
to
in
callable
are
to
Garfield
H.
will
the offices of Hus¬
1958
from
1
Bonds due
$135,000
1975
350,000 ZVss. Due Feb. 1, 1990.
til
extension
sewer
1975.
in¬
County
Jan.
on
40,000 2.90s. Due Feb. 1, 1974 and
Jan. 29 for the pur¬
chase
of
$12,000
water bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Due on July
follows:
as
$92,000
(CST)
p.m.
the
1973.
to
on
County
until
at
Secretary,
interest
Offering—Mary E. Jones,
Clerk, will receive sealed
1956
Offering—Earl
Coalgate, Okla.
bids
from
40,000 2%s. Due Feb. 1, 1972 and
1955.
County, Hill Crest Water Dist.
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
(PST)
as
City
1,
National Bank of
(F-A)
Treasurer's
20,000 2.85s. Due Feb. 1, 1971.
band, Fort & Johnson, 72 West
Broadway, Eugene, until 8 p.m.
2.30%.
dated
are
inclusive.
will receive
the
of
Detroit, Ginther, Johnson & Co.,
Field,
Richards
&
Co.,
Fahey,
Clark & Co., Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., all of Cleveland, Provident
tional Bank,
bonds
par.
wright & Co., of Columbus, Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
of
noon
$70,000
offered
Stranahan,
as 2%s,
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co., Sweney Cart-
will
McArthur), Ohio
Sale—The
by
Mayer, both of Cin¬
cinnati, Hayden, Miller & Co., of
Cleveland,
Walter,
Woody
&
Clerk
Dist
Bosworth
basis of about
a
vari¬
offered
151—were awarded
bonds
terest
&
.
nd
Toledo,
to
Cincinnati, First Cleveland Corp.,
of
Cleveland, Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., of Toledo, Prescott & Co.,
of Cleveland, Pohl
& Co., Sea-
Bond
Sch.
15—
awarded
Co., of Toledo,
members
by
lati.
Local
55—were
price of
k, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin-
mden
Braun,
of
$140,000
bends
the
Groveport, Ohio
Offering — Lenore
ond
to
$1,400,000
syndi¬
cate: Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Toledo, W. E. Hutton & Co., of
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
't
Dec.
on
Sale—The
purposes
14—v. 181, p.
Exempted Village
headed
group
Harris
songood
st.
as
basis
a
bonds offered Jan.
p.
Other
rest J-J.
_
Bond
ous
and improvement bonds.
Sale —The
building
v.
.
Sale
Zanesville, Ohio
School District, Ohio
E. Oswill re-
Lane
basis of about 2.32%.
a
Bond
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 181,
on
ond
Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Toledo,
White, Weld.
&
Co., New York City, J. A
White & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co., Toledo, and
Memll, Turben & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2V2s, at a price of 101.89,
'
Sale—The $220,000 build¬
a
of
April
Principal and
payable
OKLAHOMA
(P. O. Navarre)), Ohio
New Richmond
until
composed
group
inclusive.
Bond
a
20,000 2.80s. Due Feb. 1, 1970.
Treasurer's office.
District
18—
254—were awarded to
p.
from
O.
Clerk,
181,
v.
bonds. Dated
Due
on
April
1
ing
sealed bids at
$1,500,000
15,000 2.70s. Due Feb. 1, 1968.
20,000 2%s. Due Feb. 1, 1969.
Lois
—
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $25,000 build¬
Feb., 7.
Dist., Ohio
The
—
Date
—
$198,000
been post¬
building bonds offered Jan.
of about 2.52%.
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey), Ohio
Offering — Guy
ond
ne,
1,
Sale
Offering
Mode,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1961
(P. O.
of
Wooster City Sch.
2.52%.
2%s, at
Two.,
over
,
poned
Bond
49
15,000 2.60s. Due Feb. 1, 1967.
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No." 45
(P. O. Umpqua), Ore.
terest
bonds has
from Jan. 27 to
Navarre-Bethlehem Local Sch. Dist.
Bond
issue
building
1976
Sale—The $225,000 build¬
Richards
p.
issue
(P, O.
the
of
The
Sch. Dist.
Dist.
Offering Changed
sale
101.29,
Bond
inclusive.
Cleveland.
ach
of about
2.20%.
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
basis
a
Metamora Local
p.
Due
bonds.
1956
a
and
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt &
Barton, of Columbus.
from
$2,600,000
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 181,
6,650.00
,605.41
The
—
building bonds offered Jan. 19—
v.
181, p. 151—were awarded to
assessment
follows:
as
Sale
Offering—Agnes price of 100.52,
Cain, City Clerk, will
sealed
e
,
Bond
of
Bond
Pomeroy), Ohio
A.
Rutland), Ohio
2.54%.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
J.
to
Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 100.89, a basis
a
Western Local Sch.
im¬
13
&
awarded
of about 2.66%.
2747—were
p,
Braun,
Mansfield
ond
&
2%s, at
2.98%.
umbia Local Sch. Dist.
6
$240,000
t2451—were
p.
bonds offered Jan.
awarded
Co., Inc.,
of Toledo,
and Prescott & Co.,
of Cleveland, jointly, as 2%s at
a price of 102.16, a basis of about
—v.
$56,000 build-
253—were
a
(457)
Provident
Antonio,
Bank
Keith
&
Trust
Reed
Bank,
Investment
Co.,
of
of
Savings
Co., of Cincinnati,
&
Co.,
of
Dallas,
15,000 2.30s. Due Feb. 1, 1964.
15,000 2.40s. Due Feb. 1, 1965.
J^rpes C. Tucker & Co., of Austin,
15,000 2V2s. Due Feb. 1, 1966.
Small-Milburn
Co.,
of
Wichita,
50
(458)
and
El
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Harold
Paso,
Stewart &
S.
Co., of
Liberty Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
follows:
as
school
$650,000
Road
District
No.
1
bonds, at a price of 100.07,
interest
net
a
2.49%,
1954.
$10,000
to
Feb. 10, 1957;
640.000 2V2s, due on Feb.
1958 to 1978 inclusive.
2V4s,
and
10,
due
on
Road
1,440,000
bonds,
District
price of
at a
interest
net
a
follows:
as
<
2y4s,
and
Feb.
10
1958
about
composed
Trust
L.ouis,
M.
the
$16,000
3%
school
serially
1964
callable
inclusive.
Due
house
from
school house bonds.
bonds
1965
to
dated
June
1,
Co., 1954. Legality approved
by Vin¬
Houston, First of Texas Corp.,
son, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
of
San
Antonio,
McClung
& Houston.
Knickerbocker, Houston, Republic
Texas City, Texas
National Bank, of Dallas, Russ &
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
Co., of San Antonio, ShearsonHammill
&
Co., of New York municipal stadium bonds was sold
City, A. G. Edwards & Sons, of to the Texas City National Bank,
St. Louis, and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., of Chicago, was the
on
successful
inclusive.
bidders for the follow¬
Road
District
at a price
interest
cost
net
2.49%,
2y4s,
1959
to
par, a
of
about
1960
Conroe
from
inclusive;
$950,000 2V2s, due
from
10
to
1977
and
10
inculsive.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30
for the
house
Due
(CST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
25
purchase of $425,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
on
1
Feb.
from
1,
1956
1955.
to
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile
(F-A)
National
Bank,
school
First
bonds
of
tonio,
2s.
The
July
on
from
1
1957 inclusive.
to
1964
bonds
1955.
I,
Sale—An
as
2V2s
1954.
to
&
July 1,
Legality ap¬
and
Due
1965
issue of
sold
was
Co.,
of
2J/4s.
Dated
15
inclusive.
Legality
&
R.
K.
Antonio,
Dec.
from
in
Sale—An
system
First
by
1
City.
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
Willacy
County
Navigation Dist.
(P. O. Raymondville), Tex
combination
bonds
&
of
San
Oct.
Dated
from
sive.
The
Nov.
1,
sold
was
1984
bonds
1963.
1,
1964
are
of
date
Bond
of
sewer
to
the
Jasper,
to
on
inclu¬
callable
are
as
Due
1987
Interest
Jackson,
Sale—An
M-N.
on
Le¬
Texas
to
Bank,
1970
the
to
1971
approved
Weems
Lake
3V2s.
as
&
Mayor,
until
10
Offering
3V2s.
serially
inclusive.
anytime
The
after
to
complete
issue
an
bonds
be
be
to
obtained
A
brochure
relative
revenue
Feb.
on
from
Lauren
W.
trict
County (P. O. Fairfax),
on
that
announces
bids
until
re¬
noon
Feb. 1 for the purchcase
of
inclusive.
payable
Principal
at
the
tional Bank, of Fairfax,
Chase
National
Bank,
Na¬
at the
or
of
New
York
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
issue of $20,000
Jackson
WASHINGTON
State
Due serially from
inclusive.
Legality
Vinson, Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
County, Othello Joint Con¬
solidated
163-55
Bond
County
School
(P.
O.
District
LaPorte, Texas
Offering—M. D.
receive
a.m.
Feb.
Burgin,
sealed
bids
(CST) on Feb. 1
for the purchase of
$60,000 sani¬
tary sewer system improvement
bonds.
1
Offering—Lillian
to
5
bonds.
Due
1974
years
on
Dated
inclusive.
Wash.
Miller,
receive
(PST)
on
1
March
from
Callable
1,
1957
after
from date of issue. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
will
a.m.
March
bonds
Dis¬
sold
was
1955.
Due
in
New
1
inclusive.
on
Bond
Callable
101.32,
County, Twin City Sch.
O. Everett), Wash.
(P.
Bond Offering—C. E.
County
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
Fisch, Su¬
perintendent of the District, will
March
receive
from
1
for
sealed
the
building
bids
until
purchase
bonds.
of
March
$550,000
Dated
March
five
County, Garden Springs
School District No.
42
(P.
for
will
10
the
building
1,
1955.
1957
to
O.
from
years
March
on
inclusive.
callable
are
and
on
date
issue.
able
at
the
County
of
pay¬
Treasurer's
County
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Jan.
on
26
$39,000
in
for
Feb.
15
1,
est
due
in
callable
(M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's
office.
SEC
1968
(F-A)
office.
by
Spokane.
Spokane
Legality
Burcham
County,
&
143
of
Park
(P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
of
Commerce
of
Seattle.
WISCONSIN
ment
securities
and
rise
a
Individuals in the United States
saved $2.7 billion in
liquid forirr
during the third quarter of 1954,
according to estimates made pub¬
lic
recently by the Securities and
of saving was
slightly
in the second quarter.
A
This
rate
lower than
Offering
Merlin
H.
Bernges, City Clerk, will receive
Feb.
000
—
bids until 2 p.m.
the purchase
2 for
significant
14
$1,000,000
bonds,
for
2
(PST)
p.m.
the
purchase
general
of
obligation
Nov.
street
The
in
bonds
lighting
2
2
to
vision
to
30
that
1985
of
as
will
and
from
from
dated
are
mature
30
bonds.
March
2,
either (a)
or (b)
in
due
of
was
offset
government
individuals
and
a
by a liquida¬
securities by
sharp rise in
inclusive will
mortgage
indebtedness.
months
three
During
through
July
September individuals' holdings of
United States Government
bonds,
other
than
Savings Bonds, were
reduced by $1.6 billion.
Holdings
the
pro¬
1966
in three years.
be
callable
March
1, 1965.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
and
increase
of state and local
government se¬
curities declined for the first time
with
years
Slightly
mortgage indebtedness.
interest
State's fiscal agency in New York
securities
While individuals
continued to make substantial net
purchases of corporate and other
securities,
these
less
in
than
purchases
the
two
were
preceding
quarters.
declined
The
decline
was
due to
$1.6
billion.
in
holdings of these
Government issues, also
large in
the preceding
quarter, apparently
substantial maturities
of Government
$300
bank
from
years,
bonds
securities in these
Holdings of state and
government
lo¬
securities
de¬
creased
$300 million, compared;
with increases of $400 million and
\
million, respectively, in the
preceding quarters.
During"
two
the third
in
quarter, the net increase
state and
local government is-
Walla
110
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O.Walla Walla),
Washington
Bond Offering 4- Fannie Dunwoodie, County /Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
on
Dated
Jan.
clusive.
from
outstanding was less than in
the preceding quarters while
in-)
stitutional
investors
absorb about
the
continued
same
amount
to
as)
previously, resulting in net sales
by individuals.
jj
Individuals' equity in insurance
and pension reserves increased
by
$2.1
im
billion, about the
recent
same
quarters. Equity on
insurance
by
rose
$1.4
as
private?
billion,,,
while government insurance and;1
pension reserves (Social Security,?;
etc.)
increased by $700 million.'
Individuals
until
1:15
15
County
from
15.
1957
1955.
to
1970
Due
in¬
Callable after eight years
issue. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
State's
witz,
Jan.
fiscal
agency in New
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬
Seattle.
City.
of
Revenue Bond Commission Pro¬
posed—A bill to be introduced in
the State Legislation provides for
establishment
of
a
State
Public
Building Commission with au¬
thority to issue revenue bonds to
finance
construction
other
'.hroughout
?alls
quarter.
holdings
of
cur¬
deposits increased
during the third
comprised of a growth
$3.5
billion
quarter,
in demand deposits of
$2.7
a rise in time and
billion,
savings deposits
of
$900 million, and
a
decline
in
for
the
of
schools
public
buildings
the State.
The
bill
investment of $240,000,000 of State funds in the reve¬
In addition to the above
in
billion
during the quarter, a rec-l
reflecting the high1'
of
construction
activity, j
compared with
Consumer indebtedness
may
a
be
rise in currency
bank deposits of $1.4 billion
in the second
quarter of 1954 and
$1.7
of
billion
in
the
third
Net purchases of corporate and
securities
by
individuals
during the third
quarter of
amounted to $700
million; this
1954
the
first
Almost all of the
securities
in debt issues.
curred
addition
quarter of
there
the<!
5
the concept of*
discussed
above
other
*c.
concepts
of
viduals'
grees
prac-'
to
saving
are
was
during
indi-^
saving with different de-j
of coverage currently in
usen(
was
The series with the most
coverage,
quarter, and $400 million less
Dorate
In
unchanged
sec¬
$300 million less than in the
in
tically
period.
liquid
other
ond
amount,
level
quarter
1953.
changes
liquid assets, mortgage debt on'
dwellings increased $2.3
non-farm
ord
and
1954.
complete^
the personal saving es-3
the
Department
of^
Commerce, is derived as the dif-.
timates
increase in
cor-
ference
investments
was
and
of
Little
in individuals'
change
oc¬
holdings of
between personal income
expenditures.
Conceptually,
Commerce saving includes the fol- '
lowing
items
not
included
with^
corporate stock, primarily reflect¬
ing a smaller volume of new stock
depreciation, unincorporated busi-to
issues
ness
during the quarter and
increase in retirements.
Individuals'
an
SEC liquid saving:
net
holdings of United
is
increased
million
ing.
while
farm
items
such
as
netj"j
equipment, changes ify
receivables and changes in
in-^
ventories.
Saving Bonds
$100
and
Housing net 0^
plant and
States Government
by
.
f
currency holdings of $100 million.
The third quarter
figures
than
I
Washington (State of)
and
rency and bank
increased their hold-,
ings of savings and loan shares byf
$700
million
during
the
third
Individual's
date of
interest
the
/bids
01/ Jan. 25 for the
of/ $985,000 building
(PST)
purchase
j
sues
by
City.
No.
*
equity in other U. S. Government
rise in individuals'
the
follows:
as
in
development in
pattern of saving during the
third quarter was a considerable
the
tion
Feb.
<
on
in liquid form in third-
cal
sealed
until
(CST)
of $160,disposal plant bonds.
1, 1954. Due on May
sewage
months.
deposits,
chiefly in checking accounts. This
bids
Wis.
Bond
$2.7 billion savings
Tacoma, Wash.
Bond Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
Director of Finance, will receive
on
C.
This was slightly lower than
previous quarter.
Finds rise in bank
deposits offset by liquidation of govern¬
152—were awarded to the Na¬
Bank
estimates
Exchange Commission.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 181,
tional
J.
and
ap-
Blair,
Orchard
School District No.
group:
quarter 1954.
of
as
Principal and inter¬
payable at the County
oroved
the
Co., of Richmond.
Individuals' Savings Down
bonds.
serially
1, 1963.
Treasurer's
of
price of
2.08%.
receive
Due
Bonds
are
about
Horicon,
Dated
(PST)
purchase of
1955.
years.
Northern
a
a.m.
obligation
thereafter
Feb.
will
10
the
general
Dated
and
until
of
Pittsburgh,
Wheat &
sealed
Principal and interest (M-S)
by the
members
1
after
of
basis
a
The
office.
Spokane), Wash.
Co.,
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Due
1975
$3,700,000
York, Baker,
Watts &
Co., of
Baltimore, Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Inc.,
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Cole,
receive
a.m.
1,
1955.
Spokane
3
$600,000
bonds
until
S.
The
—
Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., all of New
York,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., of New
Yakima),
C.
—
Sale
Other
Washington
Offering
County (P. O.
Chicago, at
Legality ap¬
by
Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
O.
postponed.
a
group headed
Trust Co.,
issue.
City.
Preston,
(P.
improve¬
2V4% school bonds offered Jan. 18
—v.
181, p. 56—were awarded to
from
date of
school
Parkersburg), W. Va.
York
202
been
Wood
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at the State's fiscal agency
proved
to
March
on
1975
Bond
District
147-
for the purchase of
$38,000
building
1955.
No.
Ritzville),
Treasurer,
9
Snohomish
Preston,
was
Adams
$160,-
1,
Seattle.
bonds.
interest
(PST)
a.m.
—has
Cole,
receive
No.
1958
and
S.
will
County, Toppenish School
p.m.
1980
C.
—
Yakima
$3,000,000 school bonds. Dated
April 1, 1953. Due on April 1 from
to
Offering
Treasurer,
public
bond sale, originally sched¬
for March 7—v.
181, p. 256
uled
District
Walfa
County School Board will
(EST)
No.
of
issue
Improvement
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Offering—Clerk, W.
sealed
Local
City. Legality approved by Wood,
^mg &/D^wson, of New York
V irginia
ceive
ment
Grande & Co., of Seattle, as 5y2s.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1,
may
VIRGINIA
Jacobs
Sale—An
Bond
to
8
Gibbs, the District's Fiscal Agent,
Zion
Bank
Building, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Fairfax
Principal and
(M-S)
500,000 street and bridge bonds.
details
sold
Yakima),
10 years from
1955
$675,000
of
Bond
County
sealed bids until 11
Offering Postponed—The
$483,000
after
$500,000
*
—
Yakima School
Washington
years
Allison
as
District No. 2, Utah
Bond
County,
District No. 7 (P.O.
The
10
Soap Lake, Wash.
Salt Lake City Suburban Sanitation
by
will
E.
Legality approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
sealed bids until 10
Bond
M.
callable
Bond
Yakima
to
York
parks and playgrounds bonds
sold
to
revenue
Antonio,
1954. Due
1973
to
$150,000
and
issue.
Bond
gality approved by Vinson, El¬
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Lake
sold
was
Co.,
tax
govern¬
securities.
1957
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
sanitary
Bank,
from
call¬
are
Texas
J-D.
$38,000
3%s. Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Nov.
from
1
Bonds due
thereafter
and
McCall,
issue of
and
bonds
State
pur¬
1, 1973. Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at
the
Texas
City National Bank.
Crowe, of Dallas.
works
the
15,
Jasper, Texas
Bond
p.m.
of Sept.
as
Clement
water
5
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1981
1974
able
1955
Interest
approved
Parkhurst
$30,000
to
San
Dec.
on
Due
1958 to
giving
bonds
for
T.
re¬
dated
J-J.
County, Forsan County
Line Indep. School Dist.
(P. O.
Forsan), Texas
Dunbar
will
until
UTAH
Howard
school
Kenneth
—
28
in
WEST VIRGINIA
Morgan County (P. O. Berkeley
Springs), W. Va.
Bond Offering—Joe A. Stewart,
$990,000 water worics
system revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
Bond
M-N.
of
inclusive.
are
Interest
July 1 from
on
callable
are
Treasurer,
Jan.
on
bonds
146,000 2y4s. Due
1954.
the
Corp., of San An¬
Due
1955 to
1958
to
follows:
as
$54,000
sold
was
Texas
$200,000
1963
to
Interest
bids
invested
be
money
a.m.
City. Legality approved by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
City, Texas
sealed
chase
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Offering
(CST)
Dallas.
Dayton Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
1956
1955.
City
ceive
Bond
Offering — Dr. Paul P.
Picks, Secretary of the Board of
15,
Bond
Nunn,
Feb.
on
The
Nov.
Texas
$50,000
Feb.
on
from
15
would
The
Feb. 1 for the purchase of
$2,925,000 building bonds.
Dated March
Legality approved by Vinson, El¬
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
4
of
follows:
as
due
1957
No.
Dated Nov. 15, 1954. Due
Nov.
on
%
bonds,
21/2s.
as
issue.
presently
ment
which
rentals.
1967.
from
are
after
from
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the State's fiscal agency in New
to
1975 inclusive.
The
11
inclusive.
1975
to
callable
are
bonds.
1955
Eddleman-Pollock
$1,000,000
1957
315.47
serially
until
Feb. 8 for the purchase
on
interest
follows:
of
ing bonds:
from
inclusive.
39,000 31/2%
Securities
retired
will
Treasurer,
bids
obligations
nue
is
York
as
Due
Dist.
$500,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1955.
Due on March 1
totaling $55,Rauscher, Pierce
sold to
were
Sch.
Kelso), Wash.
Gertrude
—
of
Waverly Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Co., of Dallas,
Corp.
of
Texas, Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, Dittmar & Co., all of San
Antonio,
in
Bond Sale—Bonds
000
of Chicago,
Company, of St.
Allison
&
Co.,
E.
(PST)
T exas
Co.,
Mercantile Trust
Columbian
of
sealed
bonds
New
1977
to
due
are
1964
1955
Kelso
O.
County
receive
from date of
&
syndicate
Northern
1,
on
from
Bonds
thereafter
March
from
(P.
Offering
Rivers,
1,
A-O.
Legality approved
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
inclusive.
A
and
1
2y2s,
Oct.
County,
403
Bond
by
as
due
March
No.
the
as
Dated
inclusive.
of
as
Education,
par.
on
to
Interest
3
100.16,
follows:
$35,000
Feb. 10, 1957;
$1,405,000 2V2s, due on
2.48%,
Due
1979
1965
No.
of
cost
price of
a
sold
was
State Board of
at
about
of
cost
bonds
Cowlitz
$367,000
Monday, January 24, 1955
...
excluded
Government
from
insurance^
Commerce
sav¬
I
)
Your best
V
^
cancer
•.
insurance...
'
•
::
•
••
■
"LIFETIME" POLICY... See your
doctor every year
check-up,
may
no
for
a
thorough
matter how well you
feel.
"DAY-TO-DAY" POLICY... See
your
doctor immediately at the first
sign of
any one
of the
seven
danger
signals that
may
'(1) Any
that does not heal
sore
(2) A lump
breast
or
bleeding
or
change in
;
or
mean
a
cancer
thickening in the
elsewhere
(3)
Unusual
discharge (4) Any
wart or
a
,
/
mole (5) Per-
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52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(460)
\
I,
that the
statement is true, to the best of my
NEW
OF
REPORT OF CONDITION
of
JAMES
business
of
Federal Reserve Act
ASSETS
items in
cash
112,714,284.26
2,964,214.87
804,735.40
Oct.
on
the
1,157,133.06
$486,742,399.19
ASSETS
Bond
Mesheski, County Treasurer, will
until
bids
sealed
11
a.m.
$315 ,662,375.18
Group I
Fime
partnerships, and corpora¬
tions
Government
and
30, 048,702.08
officers'
1953.
$443,503,700.36
tion
4/.
496,097.88
;her
liabilities
6,173,900.60
„
-
—
Due
—
5:3,000,000.00.
MEMORANDA
pledged or assigned to
secure
liabilities and for
Assets
other
1956
$19,871,334.31
purposes
Delaney, Vice President and
Comptroller, of the above-named institution,
hereby certify that the above statement is
Lrue
to
the
best of my
knowledge and
I,
P.
DELANEY.
A.
Correct—Attest:
SELIGMAN
DAVID
BAIRDl Directors
G.
C. TEXTOR
GEORGE
published in accordance
of the Federal Reserve
System,
the provisions
with
Report
as
of
December 31.
1954,
MARINE MIDLAND CORPORATION, 15
Of
which
Bond
City
Due
to
Feb.
Feb.
on
1,
from
1
inclusive.
1962
Allis,
Offering
Clerk,
until
of
Company
at the
2
Phil
Elliott,
p.m.
(M-S)
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Corporation, which is the holding company
affiliate
of
the
Marine
Midland Group.
Chapman
Stock of
affiliated bank owned by the affiliate (par
Other
information
to disclose fully relations with
deposit with affiliate bank (divi¬
$8,957,790.00.
value),
necessary
bank: On
GEORGE
Ass't Vice
MIDLAND
CORPO¬
RATION, do solemnly swear that the above
statement
NEW
is true, to the best
H.
subscribed
and
to
of
knowl¬
my
K.
GEO.
a
affiliate of
an
me
this
CONNELL,
issue
34/4%,
debentures
of
1954.
31,
Y.,
N.
which
Midland
Marine
a
bank which
FIDELITY
Dominion
affiliate:
this
Safe
New
with The
Company of New
Y.
Kind of business of
Deposit.
Manner
organization is affili¬
ated
with
member
bank,
and
degree of
control: 2,993 of the 3,000 shares outstand¬
ing
are
owned
by
The
Company
N.
Marine Midland
York, New York,
Financial relations
Y.
©f affiliate
bank
rectly
or
or
of
New
registered in
known
to
indirectly
be
with
name
owned
(par
$84,000
3s.
Due
19,000 314s. Due
44,000
4s.
Due
System
INDEXES
Unadjusted
1953
1954
1953
Nov.
Dec.
130
129
126
128
130
124
132
131
127
130
132
125
145
143
142
144
144
140
Nondurable
119
118
112
116
120
110
116
112
113
114
113
111
103
Manufactures—
goods—
133
130
152
143
127
174
144
107
132
104
136
144
106
101
99
97
99
101
96
255
208
it
232
168
264
177
A
250
229
#
110.6
110.7
112.4
102.2
102.1
94.7
Other consumer durables—
136
114
144
133
-
109
136
108.5
Household
125
147
166
durables—.
Autos
106
value—
•
-
Residential
•
All other
*
254
151
216
179
113.1
111.7
114.9
107.1
102.7
102.8
107.7
108.0
116.1
109.1
108.7
116.7
95.1
96.6
95.2
95.9
97.1
143.8
142.8
147.2
89
88
86
114
113
$198
124
123
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural empl.,
total
Manufg. production workers—
Employment, total
Durable
Nondurable
Payrolls, total
carloadings
__
93
Freight
$116
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value-
—
second
at
contract
Indexes
based
of P. W. Dodge data
month,
for
on
91
82
137
192
139
—
3-month
37 Eastern
available.
tPreliminary.
tEstimated.
.
»
moving
States.
109
averages,
cen¬
Employment and
.
PRODUCTION
average—100
Seasonally Adjusted
Unadjusted
1953
-1954-
1954-
1953
tDec.
Nov.
Dec.
tDec.
Nov.
120
118
113
117
118
110
156
155
156
fund
157
156
155
123
126
126
123
126
headed
by
by
126
Machinery
Nonelectrical
144
149
146
147
150
149
120
122
133
124
121
the
137
192
199
172
192
207
172
Manufactures:
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
Electrical
Corporation,
and
of
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., both
Dec.
Toronto.
Due
Dated
Feb.
on
1,
Feb.
1970.
1,
1955.
Principal
Transportation equipment
198
184
182
194
182
174
142
138
154
143
139
155
glass & lumber productsStone, clay & glass productsLumber and products
129
130
119
122
130
113
137
137
129
136
138
128
124
110
it
124
123
124
109
109
134
132
107
104
Clay,
and
Furniture
interest
bank:
Stock
of affiliated
by
bank
(F-A)
lawful money of
payable
in
Canada, in Hali¬
Charlottetown,
St.
Fredericton,
John,
Toronto,
gary,
Winnipeg, Regina,
Vancouver, at
or
chaser's
proved
&
Montreal,
Daly,
Harvey,
of
the
pur¬
Legality
and
ap¬
Thistle,
di¬
value), $299,300.
Judson
Toronto.
Other
members:
Co.,
&
&
Nesbitt,
Ltd.,
Co.,
shields
Gairdner
Co., Wood, Gundy &
McLeod,
all
&
&
of
Young,
Toronto,
Co.,
Co.,
of
A.
Weir
Green-
Montreal,
E.
Ames
&
Co., Ltd., Mills, Spence & Co., all
manufactures—
Textiles
apparel
products-
and
mill
■ts
_
__
Apparel and allied pr»Jucts—
Rubber and leather products—
Rubber
and
*
109
•
products
Leather
e
products
127
printing
*
Paper and allied products
.
Printing and publishing
.
and petroleum
Chemicals
and
allied
and
Chemicals
coal
prods.
99
128
128
127
106
114
113
112
136
137
139
133
95
104
104
92
prods
and
products-
Tobacco
-
manufactures
90
101
c
108
104
116
122
103
87
107
98
104
108
98
0
124
111
*
95
93
it
127
122
126
tl36
125
it
94
87
131
121
tl39
119
121
120
120
123
125
122
144
140
148
148
141
151
145
0
155
146
128
128
103
98
.
beverage manufac._
c
102
103
147
•
Food, beverages and tobacco
Food
123
Manufactures:
Petroleum
syndicate
Thomson
fixtures
Miscellaneous
Nondurable
Paper and
option.
by
Cal¬
miscellaneous
127
128
131
105
105
103
100
»
105
103
it
*
•
112
*
117
113
112
131
108
*
99
92
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
__
—
Crude oil
Metal,
118
115
113
73
Coal
and natural gas
stone
♦Not
and earth mhi
available.
tPreliminary.
$147,-
sold
3.94%,
on
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
Jan.
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
•••'•
production—
durable
of
was
tc
as
fol¬
1
from
1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
tDec.
consumer
from
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
Dec.
Major
1
lows.
the
Nov.
Total
issue
bonds
average—100
INDUSTRIAL
$11,500,000
in
above-named
Trust
school
tDec.
♦Not
sinking
Securities
SAFE
NEW YORK,
is affiliated
Trust
York, New York, N.
which
1947-49
Consumer
Jan.
Commission, Que
Sale—An
payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
being offered
are
syndicate
a
member of the Federal Reserve System,
York,
to
Federal Reserve
Minerals
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
terest cost of about
$100,000
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Total
from
Durocher, Rodrique, L*td., of Que¬
bec, at a price of 98.59, a net in¬
Commission,
sold
was
BUSINESS
Textile
published in accordance with the provisions
the Federal Reserve Act.
Report as of
DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
Bond
Board of Governors of the
Industrial
on
on
1975
Fabricated metal products
of
fax,
of
December
1,
Clement, Guimont, Inc., and J. T.
Gendron, Inc., both of Quebec, at
a
price of 97.32, a net interest
cost of about 4.15%, as follows:
$83,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Durable
Debenture Sale—An
Moncton,
1s
from
1
bonds
Brunswick, Province of (P. O.
Fredericton) Canada
Notary Public.
of
Feb.
Oct.
dated
are
1947-49
New
and
AUFFINGER
before
day of January, 1955.
Report
on
Furniture
GEORGE
Sworn
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
Due
to
St. Hermas Sch.
bonds
Band Sale—An issue of
BRUNSWICK
edge and belief.
4lh
1975
from
1
4s.
1966
Instruments
AUFFINGER,
MARINE
of
President
H.
Due
66,500
Due
1965
to
Jan.
on
1974 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
school
NOTE—Construction
dend account), $1,366,293.20.
I,
to
Feb.
from
1961
&
CANADA
bank:
with
relations
Financial
4s.
1961
1960
on
1
Oct.
on
Ltd., both
inclusive.
1960
New
shares outstanding of
owned by Marine Midland
are
71,500
to
Due
Due
to
Riviere-du~Loup Sch.
Quebec
the
to
follows:
3s.
from
000
Credit
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., of
Montreal, at a price of 97.25, a
net interest cost of about 4.19%,
as
1
$160,-
sold
was
tered
600,000
the
of
bank
bonds
Oct.
on
the
the
follows:
1956 to
sealed
payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Mid¬
York,
New
Kind of business of this affili¬
ate:
Holding Company.
Manner in which
above-named organization is affiliated with
member bank, and degree of control: 597,186
school
Total
receive
—
will
gality
York, N. Y.
the
000
as
$189,500 3s. Due
to 1962 inclusive.
4s.
The
1954.
Construction contracts,
Wis.
(CST) on Feb.
8 for the purchase of $1,780,000
corporate purpose bonds. Dated
March 1, 1955. Due on March 1
Jersey,
New
Marine
The
with
affiliated
is
Trust
land
City,
Jersey
Place,
Chateauguay School Commission,
Quebec
of
3.97%,
from
Total
improve¬
Act.
Exchange
1,
27,000
issue
1
and
Montreal, jointly, at a price ol
97.98, a net interest cost of about
24,000 3M>s.
1959
F-A.
Sale—An
Credit Interprovincial,
1958 inclusive.
7,000 3!£s. Due
Feb.
dated
are
Oct.
on
1954
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Report of a holding company affiliate of
bank which is a member of the Federal
Reserve
1955 to
from
1
Due
to
1956
Dated
cipal and interest
a
Feb.
on
3s.
Canada,
of
$280,-
sold to
was
of
Seasonally Adjusted
bonds.
West
bids
belief.
P.
from
1
park
A.
EUSTACE
$51,000
Bank
of
issue
bonds
from
1
Principal and interest
(F-A)
of payable at the County Treasurer's
of office, or at the County's fiscal
agency in New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
capital
consists
total
par
value
with
Feb.
county
1955.
AND
ACCOUNTS __$486,742,399.19
TOTAL LIABILITIES
stock
from
1
Sale—An
school
Royal
the
to
follows:
as
J-J.
inclusive.
1961
on
ment
$32,568,700.35
institution's
Feb.
000
and
Georges School Commission,
Quebec
Bond
Que.
Interprovincial, Ltd.,
of
at a price of 97.69, a
interest cost of about 4.15%,
1963
Bond
St.
Montreal,
1970 inclusive.
bonds
1,
Durable
AC¬
CAPITAL
COUNTS
tThis
on
sold
was
improvement
terest
Feb.
dated
Credit
1960 inclusive.
Due
from
F-A.
bonds
1962 inclusive.
2,625,000
common
Feb.
to
1
Island, Que.
$25,000
equip¬
ment bonds was sold to the Royal
Bank of Canada, Quebec, as 3%s,
at a price of 99.60, a basis of about
3.82%.
Dated Jan. 2, 1955.
Due
semi-annually
on
January
and
July 2, 1956 to 1967 inclusive. In*
Sale—An issue of $85,000
school
net
Interest
1956
1,350,000
county
institution
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1953. Due Feb. 1, 1959.
$9,000,000.00
16.000,000.00
7,568,700.35
Capital t
Surplus fund..——-—
\jndivided profits—
CAPITAL
4s.
$88,500
on
Bond
the
to
sold
lf«
Sale—An issue of
street
Feb. 1 from
on
are
Interest
700,000 county institution build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
TOTAL
to
issue of $40,000
was
Due
Feb.
on
Lacolle School Commission,
$454,173,698.84
LIABILITIES
TOTAL
Due
1959 to
instiand outstanding
this
of
1956
$6,500,000
county
institution
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
executed by or
account
for
1
66,,992,438.93
———
TOTAL
Acceptances
from
inclusive.
Group II
institu¬
—-:
deposits (certified and
checks, etc.)
—
DEPOSITS
Dther
on
1961
subdivisions
litical
Feb.
Due
po¬
4,,142,803.50
Deposits of banking
tions
$4,300,000 Metropolitan Sewerage
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1, 1955.
12 ,089,252.94
—
—
of States
Deposits
States
United
of
Deposits
I4 ,568,127.73
—
—-——
1955.
of
partnerships, and
3s.
1956 to
The
J.
Edward
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$15,475,000 bonds, as follows:
deposits of individ¬
corporations —
deposits of individuals,
$21,000
1961
—
1955.
follows:
as
19,000
Offering
School
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., of
Montreal, at a price of 97.76, a
net interest cost of about 4.21%,
County (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
—
bonds
Rock
1975 inclusive.
bonds
Jan.
id
dated
are
from
Interest J-J.
Bond
Quebec
Credit
County
at
Due
bonds
1955.
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
The
Trois-Rivieres
Sale—An
Bond
school
Milwaukee
receive
uals,
to
interest
Treasurer's office.
LIABILITIES
Demand
1964
1955
and
from
1
Principal
payable
(A-O)
—
assets
TOTAL
Due
liability to this
on acceptances
outstanding
Other
1,156,149.14
-—
the
for
25
$100,000 county hospital dormi¬
tory bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955
overdrafts) 221,392,029.66
ing $184,915.40
institution
Jan.
on
p.m.
de
Commission,
receive
(CST;
purchase of
2
4s.
in.
Due on Jan. 1
ive.
1970 inclusive
4s.
1966 to
issue of $20,000
12,500 4V2s. Due
Banlieue
Clerk, will
until
bids
inclusive.
discounts (includ-
Customers'
$7,500
Co., of Hali¬
County (P. O.
County
tello,
sealed
—
Bank)
&
Sale—An
1966 to
Marinette), Wis.
$142,444,318.81
eral Reserve
C. Mackintosh
fax.
Offering—George E. Cos
Bond
Corporate stocks (including
$750,000.00 stock of Fed¬
Loans and
Halifax, W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Montreal, Equitable Securities
of Canada, Ltd., of Toronto, and
of
J.
17,000
building improvement bonds was
sold
to
the
La
Corporation de
Prets de Quebec, at a price of
96.15, a net interest cost of about
4.82%, as follows:
Brennan
of St. Johns, Burns Bros.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Marinette
Government
obligations, direct and
guaranteed
Obligations
of
States and
political subdivisions
Other bonds, notes, and de¬
-
Bond
& Co.,
& Den¬
ton, of Toronto, Stanbury & Co.,
J.
1,
Grande'Baie, Quebec
Murray
F.
Feb.
dated
are
The
Ltd., of St. Johns, Cochran,
& Co., Ltd., of Toronto,
James
Richardson
&
Sons,
of
Co.,
QUEBEC
States
bentures
inclusive
1974
to
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Horicon
State
Bank.
Legality
approved .by
process
of collection
United
1956
bonds
1955. Interest F-A.
of
from
1
with other
banking
institutions,
in¬
cluding
reserve
balances,
and
The
of Toronto, L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
of
Montreal, Eastern Securities
Winnipeg,
DALLINGER,
J.
Notary Public.
balances
Cash,
this
me
1955.
December 31
on
published in accordance with a call
by the Superintendent of Banks pur¬
suant to the provisions of the Banking Law
of the State of New York and the Federal
Reserve Bank of this district pursuant to
1951,
provisions of the
KELLY
M.
before
subscribed
JOSEPH
made
the
and
to
day of January,
15, New York,
Reserve System
the Federal
of
close
the
at
13th
Broadway, New York
120
member
a
swear
belief.
knowledge and
Sworn
Company of New York
solemnly
do
YORK,
above
The Marine Midland Trust
OF
COMPANY
DEPOSIT
SAFE
of FI¬
Secretary
KELLY,
M.
JAMES
DELITY
District No. 2
Reserve
Monday, January 24, 1955
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