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MONDAY
NlVtns
u
ISSUE
<■
OF MICH1GA1
19b:
5
Commercial and*Chronicle
«
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
181
Number
5391
New York 7, N. Y.,
"
■
Monday, January 3, 1955
Price
?1
Copy
a
■
•
.
1
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Abitibi
Power &
The
company
outstanding
its
Interest.
of
into
each
$100
at
the
will
be
redemption
John
IN.
principal
at
of
Trust
Bank
them,
of
on
four
debentures.
in
before
Jan.
for
In This Issue
ABS Trash Co., Inc.,
corporation
Stock and Bond Quotations
be
cumulative
share
preferred
"as
The
net
<$100
proceeds' from
outstanding
share),
warehouse
A
to
thereon,
the
100
buy
and
Oct.
14,
1954.
Corporation
Del.
The
Its
Service
sale
(par
land
3.000,000
cent)
one
for
shares
at
10
of
American
Tic
cents
Boston
per
to
are
preferred
used
stock
office
an
be
at
building
Los
to
par
at
as
in
900
Delaware
a
the
State
of
'
of
Marekt
Street,
at
office
llih
411
and
commercial
and
general type of business
all
types
bia, Prince Georges
operate
County
CAPITALIZATION
to
and
in the collection
engage
garbage
and
GIVING
first
from
the
in
Montgomery County,
EFFECT
TO
of
—V.
stock
130,
(no
(par
How
colloidal
published
is
Technical
dispersions
described
1,000 shs,
have
in
a
General Corporation
used successfully for dry-film
illustrated bulletin, No. 438, just
State
of
properties
which
are
recent
have
years
provided
such
by
the
demanded
particles left
the
on
evaporated.
and
working,
surface
Various
their
be
to
sol'ds
lubricated
combinations
specific
application
electric-iurnace
as
are
the
and
company's
180,
Division
Acheson
of
after
the
volatile
which
be
may
Industries
obtained
Port
at
—V.
M.
MacChesney,
Dec.
on
180,
31
after
Chairman
67,
38
Executive
with
the
Committee,
Chicago firm.
estimated
on
backlog
very
first
satisfactory 1955
by
order
F.
Peter
income
quarter
Hurst,
this
year,"
for
the
three
This
reflects
major
the
initiation
Van
Wert,
the
of
of
sales
steps
forward
year-end
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
to
dollar
Dec.
improvement
p.
—V.
over
This New
enabling
as
net
outlook
31,
the
2585.
the
realize
to
us
is
a
eajnings
after taxes.
1954, especially
plant
in
**
1954,
to
its
registration
shares of its stock.—V.
company
statement
filed
an
covering
amendment
on
Dec.
Air Reduction
28,
180, p. 813.
in
verted
at
D
notice,
is. ued
Dec-.
29
that
had
it
the
for
the
construction
of
its
vinyl acetate monomer
plant
Lummus
Company.
The plant
will have a capacity
of 30
pounds per year and will represent an investment in the
neighborhood
of
$3,000,000.
It
is
scheduled
for
completion
early
The
million
in
1956 and
carbide
and
Carbide
The
in
*
be
built
acetylene
at
Calvert Citv,
generating
plant
Kyo, adjacent to the calcium
of
Air
Reduction's
National
Division.
Colton
Chemical Company Division recently acquired
a
plant
buildings at Elkton, Md.
The facilities are being converted
production of polyvinyl acetate emulsions and will be placed
operation during the first half of IS55. In addition to the emul¬
Kite
for
will
3,814,603
2,950.100
12,068,900
2,033,776
2,438.558
6,300.421
2,532,534
1.18
1.2)
3.64
1,689,360
1,656,233
1,683,360
1,656,233
requirements and
based
on
shares
common
of
Option Plan—
stockholders
business
to
in
to
the
option
the
to
unions
27,
1954,
for
Feb.
3,
1955,
plans
and approval of
stockholders of record
Only
will
be
entitled
to
vote
meeting.
meeting for ratification and approval
plan for hourly rated employees made
with
agreements
representing
submitted
called
the
pension
compliance
been
pension
plan.
Dec.
on
at
has
company
stock
reached
b'tween
the
nearly^ll such emp'oyees.
for
com¬
There
would
the
at
as
to
close
of
clats.—V.
a
the
Articles
business
180,
only,
Dec.
stock
option
holders
27,
1954,
of
will
be
plan.
prelerred
also
be
stock
entitled
1429,
p.
Corp., Bedford, O.—New Data Sheet
information
its
on
Agilene-HT, irradiated polyethylene, is
just published by this corporation.
specially
selected
grade
of
polyethylene
that
is
irradiated
with
highly
energized
sub-atomic
particles, is
presently available in standard laboratory ware
items, in rods, sheets,
blocks, pipe, and tubing, and in custom fabricated items of
limited
in
size.—V.
a
which
180,
151,748
93,654
45,302
5,869,621
5,172,981
5,273,822
2,064,386
1,482,785
1,722,022
The
of
606,629
sheet,
is
a
1533.
p.
Business
$476,191
116,550
data
new
American
923,851
Shares, Inc.—Asset Value Up—
annual
report for the year ended Nov. 30, 1954, shows net
assets
equivalent to $4.49 per share, compared with
$3.97 on
1953, an increase of ,52 cents per share, or 137c.
$33,821,000,
30,
Included
net
in
realized
to
the
net
security
shareholders
share.—V.
the
Corp.—Debentures
price
registered
50 shares
conversion,
the
$2
be
niav
The
of
for
or
company
share,
per
converted
series
$100,
179,
of
the
at
assets
profits,
record
fiscal
which
Dec,
1,
end
year
was
distributed
were
1954,
the
at
on
$3,356,898
Dec.
31,
45
cents
of
rate
of
1954
per
1369.
p.
redeemable
are
of
105'h
form.
at
any time
face amount
the
of
Each
common
of
stock
for each
the
debentures
$100
.
30
on
and
may
days'
will
be
American
be
con¬
D
$500
to
will
be
convert
the
on
common
stock
common
shares
into
stock.
at
In
a
which
Election
will
be
issued
in
principal
will
be
used
to
pay
current
Seward
and
at Wrangell, Alaska, to
Skagway, Alaska, and for
obliga¬
working
and
495
is
Alaska
of
providing
electric
Trade
subscribers.
,
is
He
EFFECT
TO
Ernst
Authorized
FINANCING
Outstanding
as
in
President
charge
of
St.
—
Offering Com¬
Louis, Mo.
and
by
sales
H.
two
Changes in
—
additional
Charles
and,
II1.
Franke.
business
Vice-President
1951,
has been
Vice-President.
Richard
sales
A.
Cromwell,
department since
St.
board
Louis
of
Harry
has
Spellmeyer,
since
Dale
of
has been
He
has
also
the
company's
named
been
at
Red
of
St.
been
since
.Louis
Vice-President
elected
in
area
charge
the
member
a
of
*
formerly Purchasing
Vice-President in charge of
Assistant
has
the
*
v
Dassler,
who
administration
charge of St. Louis area
newly-created post of
to
Timmerman.
elected
M.
member
a
in
elevated
1341,
sales.
area
directors.
J.
been
Superintendent
Agent
the
of
company,
purchasing.
of
the
company's
plant
directors.
The
PRESENT
Georgia
members to the
of this company has been announced
by Clarence
President of the company, who has been
elected to
post
of
Chairman
of
the
Board.
former
succeeded
Executive
and
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING
Co.,
officers
new
directors
Vice-President
•
and
of
1950.
increase
Its principal
Building,
Seattle
1,
Wash.
It
commenced operations on Sept. 1, 1948; at the preseht time it
operates
telephone systems at Seward, Wrangel, Petersburg, Nenana, Skagway
and Haines, Alaska, and electric
power systems at Nenana and Skag¬
way.
As of Nov. 1, 1954, it served a total of 1,431 telephone sub¬
address
of
five
newly-created
sales
proceeds
Furnace
of
Franke.
the
of
or
scriber
S.
denominations
$1,000.
net
board
event
*
Co.
Personnel—
of' less
debentures
telephone exchange
at
the
price
the
appropriately adjusted.
debentures
and
facilities
dividends
shall issue any
the number of
Discount
pleted—The 15,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred
stock recently offered at
par ($50 per share) and accrued
dividend were quickly sold; See details in V.
180', p. 2G93.
principal amount,
BUSINESS—Corporation' is engaged in the business
telephone and utility service in the Territory of Alaska.
office
American
Offered—Tel-
capital.
the
3954
of
Bud,
Ilk,
207c
6rc
20-year
convertible
produce a new copolymer emulsion for use in polyvinyl acetate paints.
Polyvinyl, acetate paints are now being used extensively on the West
10-year
convertib'e
B
150,000
150,000
6'c
10-year
convertible
devs.,
series
C
270,000
270,000
6'r
10-year
convertible
stock, $1 par
debs.,
series
D
900,000
158,000
plant,
has
been
elected
air
conditioning
record
a
over
past
its
oil
membership
and
equipment.
54-year
coal
Its
history,
on
warm
the
sir
board
furnaces
production
representing
during
a
gam
1953.
the
for
to
through
Coast
also
manufacturers. gas
company
year-around
established
6'r
sions
spread
*
3,^97,390
669,000
dividend
amendment
record
vote
1951
752,771
168,046,646
2.563,743
4,469,535
0.27
American Agile
40.197
826.208
111,461,939
874,355
1.221,264
for-offering to employees under the
the
detailed
time
power
awarded
contract
to
of
113,878
326,123
50,277.528
875,558
submitted
the
Complete
•-
$
192,545,891
proposal concerns amendments to the by-laws
establishing
option plan and an amendment,to the Articles of
Incorpo¬
whereby stockholders would waive preemptive
rights with re¬
to a block of 125,000 shares of common stock which
On
to
1952
$
third
spect
45
1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
546,886
of
be
be
available
Statement of Federal
Clearings
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
$
sh.
by proxy
or
and
ration
prior to redemption or maturity.
In the event of any
such conversion, no interest
adjustment will be made from the first
day of the month immediately preceding the tender of the debentures
of
Co.. Inc.—Plans Expansion—
on
of
stock
a
4,642,182
debentures
at
fully
into
any
tions,
announced
company
also
shares
1,490,510
employees'
will
also
A
9
54,295
Telephone
series
prior
additional' 3,000,000
an
Th re will
79,000
123,888,905
amendments
close
person
Nov.
PROCEEDS—The
This
53
Jier & Co., Jersey City, N. J., on Dec. 28 offered
publicly
$158,000 6% 10-year convertible debentures, series
D,
due Dec. 1, 1964, at $70
per $100 principal amount.
than
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
investment
outstanding.
of
stock
comuun
oi
approval amenaLents to the contributory
supplementary retirement and pension plans now C-veiing sa.aried
employees.
*
2289.
p.
Alaska
that
Fund,
York
180,
shares
are
50,000
a
for
Affiliated
the
will
$495,094
income—
oper.
The
1955
our
taken
180,
ry.
there
shares
addit.onal
an
ueberitures
U
conversion
and
$479,303
railway
the
slock;
135,00a
&
special meeting
principally
143,337
railway
options
now
series
for
common
58,226,523
taxes..
preWred
There
$473,451
income
oper.
from
forecast
ended
by the company in
opertaions at
our
new
industrial
full
Ohio.—V.
looks
a
months
a
very substantial
fiscal 'year.
special
importance- in
evaluating
increase in operating efficiency which
is
proportion
to
show
1954
"Of
larger
supported by our cur-
corporation
according
the
outstanding.
pany
Payable
1954
railway
railway..,
Net
President.
taxes
to
the
of
quarter results and
intake,
fiscal
after
expected
are
first
and
under
2073.
Steel
•■Wftstanding
proposed
in
From Jan. 1—
Tent
$600
35,021,753
ir.cortie
consider
at
Youngstown RR.—Earnings-
from
Gross
Aeroquip Corp.—Outlook Favorable—
"Net
a
—Wf-
Net
made
to
33
Sales
&
of
of
1954—3 Mos.—1953
costs
Agilene-HT,
1649.
p.
of
38,603,712
services
shs.
A
33
46
Gross
the
of
suck
oi
con¬
reserved
were
convenion
debentures
170,Ot/O
warrants
,p.
To Vote bn Stock
46
Mich.
180,
_
Earnings:.
per" com.
then
from
Huron,
...
1954
Net
46
November—
service
of
years
X
"Based
and
The Course of Bank
of
convertion
•Earns,
33
Auction
carrier
Steel Co.—Official Retires—
Chester
retired
Exchange
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Akron, Canton
Acme
for
&; depletion-—-
Com.
345.
p.
a.ter
reserved
are
C
the
of
addition,
amortization
•After
Reserve Banks
or-Tubricating solids and car?
machine
lubrication,
metal
other manufacturing processes
exercise
ior
revenues
Federal
40
Bond Offerings
Declared
In
Accel,
Investment News.Cover
Combined Condition
in
foundry operations, and
presented in the bulletin, copies of
—V.
City
stock.
Depre.
37
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_46
Foreign Exchange Rates
1
4(>
improved
extremely effective over a wide range of operating
dry film consists of a micro-thin layer ot graphite
The
and
Dividends
molybdenum disulfide, zinc oxide, and mica.
When
these
lubricating solids are
processed
to
colloidal size
and
dispersed
in
synthetic oils, glycols, mineral spirits, lactol spirits, synthetic resins
and other liquid
carriers, they produce desirable dry-film lubricating
riers
___37
37
Stock
&
other
Miscellaneous Features
been
new,
originally
shares
shares
shares
series
exercise
ior
stock.—V.
Production,
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages_33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
graphite,
has
Sales
_36
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
company.
advances
lubricating
films
34
Exchange
Transactions New York
5,000,000 shs.
such
amendments
this
by
conditions.
Stock
and
the
$
44
Acheson Colloids Co.—New Bulletin—
lubrication
provisions of the
were
74,8)5
1,496
There
75,000
of
Allegheny Ludlum
43
FINANCING
6.QOO.ODO shs.
cent)
one
Stock
of
reserved
38
Outstanding
par)
of
increased.
Period End Sept. 30—
1869.
p.
issuance
conversion
reserved
are
be
39
Colum¬
1,000 shs.
Preferred stock, series A
and
being>Kpjerved
debentures
stock,
34
Exchange
Md.
PRESENT
B
for
34
i"_
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
government,
District
debentures
34
___!
Over-the-Counter Markets
at
Authorized
Common
Exchange
Francisco
Montreal
properties.
to
proposes
refuse
of
residential
The company
is
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Sttfck Exchange
W.,
Washington, D. C.
The company's
and
disposal of
series
common
_29
Angeles Stock Exchange
San
is
S.
Such
slmre
per
now
the
correspondingly
the
shares
__25
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.-
Wilmington,
Street,
1951.
$4
1, 1953 at $1.25, such conversion price vas reduced
share and the number of shares reserved lor conversion,
common
13
Midwest Stock Exchange
corporation
Delaware
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
capital.
agent
an
B
ruct
cons
organized
located
shares
series
working
was
resident
Co.,
these
of
and
maintains
company
of
shares
BUSINESS—The. company
on
stock
offered
dividends.
the
per
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)___
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
The offering is not underwritten.
preferred stock may be redeemed at 11 cents
per share
A
accrued
redeem
series
publicly
required under the conversion
1,
ol
(78,047
Upon
per
reserved
speculation."
a
The" series
and
17
$3.83
was
180,
Washington, D. C.—Stock Offered
Dec.
on
price
bonds).
to
Page
The
Aug.
the
offering of April
for
should
is
as
date
at
conversion
of
24,
Montreal.—V.
or
in
shares
common
Conversion
Toronto
vertible
Vancouver,
or
MISCELLANEOUS
-
indenture
of
accrued
Canada
of
or
2073.
p.
INSURANCE
-
number of shares
1955nall
and
Halifax, Winnipeg
rate
Co.,
25,
ath.,103%
Royal
convert
the
amiunt
Montreal
B.(,
may
shares
the
at
Jan.
on
debentures
made
debentures
common
the
for
convertible
Montreal. St.
Holders
1955,
INDUSTRIAL
-
Paper Co., Ltd.—Calls Bonds-
called
4V4%
Payment
Toronto.
made
has
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
produced
for
exterior
use
sealer.—V.
at
of
180,
this
p.
Colton's
finishes,
paint
Cleveland
and
for
recent
Interior
2073.
plant,
its
Elkton
developments
finishes
and
plant
promise
also
as
a
a
will
wide¬
primer
Common
•There
are
reserved
debs.,
debs.,
value
for
series
A
series
_
$'298,900
*5.000,000 shs.
,
conversion
$300,000
of
the
series
A
23,638 <4>s.
debentures
such
During
from $1,200,000
the
company's
capitalization
was
increased
$2,GOO,C00. Production i^cilities also w re increa.ed
completion of a 70,000-square foob^atfdi ion to its Red Bud
increasing the total area of that plant to 198,000 square feet.
Products of
are
year
sold
to
the
company,
throughout
the
which employs approximately 300 persons,
United
States.
aus.
adm
library
//£
2
Split of Common Shares
21 unanimously approved a resolution that
forthcoming Feb. 1, 1955 annual meeting
Co.
American-Marietta
directors
•
all
of
at
shares.
common
of
Owners
common
permit a two-for-one
■
*
•»
.
additional new common
held as of Feb, 7. 1955.
share will be $2, the sarnie as now
shares are to receive
the number of shares
equivalent to
value of each
new
uhares
Par
—
the
the number of authorized shares to
increase
unlit
Dec.
on
vote
Miareowners
to
common
present common share .
is, that the recommendation amends the
i resent
conversion privilege of class B common shares, also to be
split
by
wiping out the accumulated conversion
right until 1950.
'iter that time the conversion
privilege of class B common shares
vili
remain
restricted as at present with adjustment ior me
sp it
shares.
No conversions
have taken place since the oiiginal restrieion has been in effect.
i:.;.:
Hie
recommendation provides that after splitting of the shires
.'0
dividends are to be paid on the split class B common shaies in
nv
year until common shares,
which are traded in the Over-the"ouhter market, receive $2 in dividends.
Accordingly the restriction
relative to pajment of dividends on class B common shares will be
doubly as effective ays-at present.
-}j. ■
In
addition to completing plans pertaining to
the proposed split
r.'i the common shares, the directors on Dec. 21 declared the regular
(••larterly dividend of 35c on common shares and $1.25 on preferred, ,
i oth
payab e Feb.
1 to shareowners of record on Jan. 20.
1955.
niter the splitting of the common shares has been approved at the
.inual
meeting
of shareowners, the directors will meet again to
'.'insider the amount of; the initial dividend to be paid on (he split
each
for
exists
Favorable
shareowncrs
to
•
C 7
Sales
ith
after
profits
in excess
for 1955 include continued expansion
industry and
in other fields in
specializes.—V. 180, p. 2393.
in the construcwhich American-
Plans
; fanetia
proceeds
corporation
this
by
Acquisition
in
29
Dec.
announced
a
of V, Mueller &
signed by Foster
of all the assets
statement jointly
Chairman, ana Thoma.; G. Murdough, President.
By acquiring the facilities of the 39-year old V. Mueller & Co.,
nerican will enter the individual physician and t.ic wiwivStt.t-.suu
;.i rgical
supply
maiket.
Previously,
American sold principally to
hospitals and related institutions and, through its Scientific Products
j'tvision, to laboratories.
The effective date of• the consolidation was
,
announced
V.
Dec.
Mueller
31,
1954.
Co.
as
has
major
&•
service
sales,
distribution facilities
and
111.; Rochester, Minn.; Dallas, Texas; and Houston, Texas.
representatives are
established in 17 states,
Included
the consolidation is the V. Mueller & Co., subsidiary. Star Surgical
fn
Chicago,
,?'heir
in
sales
Co., located in Chicago.
of the purchase was not announced, the
rtatement concluded by saying that the assets of V. Mueller & Co.,
vere
acquired by the exchange of cash and American Hospital Supply
•?orp. common stock.—V.
180, p., 1809.
instrument
the
With
City, Calif.—Registers
Commission—
Redwood
Corp.,
Ampex
'
:curities and Exchange
corporation on Dec. 29 filed a registration statement w'th the
iC covering 99.800 shares of common stock, 50c par, issua le on ex rt'.»S3 of warrants at $1.50 per share.
The company has issued SI,500,000
•
its
'd
•»,
.tiers
them
'
Gary
mount.
The
were
net
from the sale of the debentures and the
hereby will be used by the company (ai to call
proceeds
offered
stock
mmon
due Nov. 1, 1969, and
and Irving Lundborg & Co. as rnderprincipal amount thereof plus accrued interest.
reoffered to the public at
100%
of principal
of the
debentures
a
i
95%
debentures at par and
15,000 of 10-year 6%
"
(b.)
to provide additional
capital.
Thirty days after the last publication of notice of
purchase or redemption of the 10-year 6% debentures, the
recently outstanding warrants to purchase common stock expire. If
ii the warrants outstanding on Dec. 21, 1954 are exercised there will
;
$149,700 added to the company's capital account.
The 99,800 shares
.irking
irgment,
>
;
orders
1
issuable
re'
r
against
originally issued to purchasers
debentures.—V. 180, p. 2393.
of
warrants
tympany's 10-year 6%,
the
it
3 cn'oleum
this
diesel-electric
consist
will
units
new
Y„
is
the
Y.
.180,
p.
J.
E.
was
the
in
agent
States.
United
12
of
of
June
pointed
Simpson
948
of
the
railroad.
of
the
material
should
be
1954—11 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Nov. 30—
oper.
revenues
$760,584
$813,905
$8,021,227
oper.
expenses
577,890
644,468
6,^01,545
ry.
inc.
after
income
taxes
after
Net
Net
inc.
chg-.
—V.
other
&
180.
t>
43,620
63,863
deduc.
401,784
912,430
745,442
1954
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1952
$
$
Net
Net
from
from
rv.
—V.
49,930,545
8,171,615
15,031,440
18,674,592
6,428,471
income
46,846,377
4,021,260
4,491,135
7,590,386
564,284,242 547,760,010 519,597,703'
120,324,226 165,719,573 162,914,332 128.054,928
434.108.307
railway
p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
62,679,322
64,553,111
Ry.
4,534,202
5,577,480
62,777,111
1951
3,062,099
29,104,014
The
remain
Sept.
outstanding
30,
1954,
$1,000
of
Walker
March
on
outstanding
amount
(the
1955
1,
$144,000).
was
&
shares
stock
common
of
at
The outstanding debentures
the rate of 66%
shares
are
stock
common
not
are
as
to
issued
holders
the
of
not
additional loan offices.
To the extent that the balance
employed, toe remainder, if a): y, will, be used to reduce bank
temporarily.—V.
180,
Net
ry.
from
ry.
$o
92
5780.
.
entirely
an
to
2o),000
The
Nit
4,093,177
4.281,922
4.152,250
of
1,671,753
1,569,558
1,745.935
ditioned
for
lor
New
the
the
years
balance
Earnings at Lower Rate
increased
were
1954
costs
show
an
continuation
of
to
a
the
date
past
174,736
155,571
160,' 616
60,710
50,487
55,589
3,474,068
3,479,459
3,321,458
3,295.082
1,881,670
1,8)1.734
1,710,641
1,780,387
Chairman,
it
677,087
543,042
529,103
556,890
Shineman,
Sr.,
ings
increase
the
over
growth
the
period
same
companv
our
has
for
several
deemed
it
Arkell
Because
advisable
Elected
suspended
and
heaters
in
pieces
and
2,
3
incinerators
con¬
and 5 ton
also will be
President
as
Dec.
on
en¬
of
23.
Refleqtal
Corp.,
sub¬
a
*
Ingersoll
S.
post
new
Inacrsoll
Products,
divisions
Air
his
as
who
Ingersoll,
Vice-President
of
>'
'
-
..
Period-ended
V
Con¬
180,
Borg-Warrier.—V.
...
2586,
p.
-
.
.
,
'
RR.—November Earnings Drop—
30
Nov.
Ingersoll
and
Kalamazoo
of Borg-Warner.
President of Iieflectal Corp., Mr. Crp->n succeeds
now
will devote full time to his duties as Ad¬
1954—Mo.it'w-1' 53
-
1954—11 M
s.—1953
$6,738,720
S6 3r 5,90)
$74,34~-,711
$31,715,844
5,554.087
5,609,771
63,307,239
65.563,054
543,239
505,669
450.417-
Taxes
Equipment
Joint
rents
oper.
inc
7,093,459
4,789,7,3
4,064,905
412,636
387,509
$306,843
$265,672
$1,G06,917
(Dr.)___
ry.
5,570.381
28,038
855,988
rents
415,679
34.989
(Dr.)__
fac
Net
Other
income
55,370
63,5' 6
641,756
665,133
$111,353
S367.439
$907,428
$5 272,050
293;S00
283,953
3,259,873
178,371
176,936
1,963,290
years.
these
of
to
pay
a
requirements
the
board
of
lesser portion of current earn¬
dividends.-
in
Creen
expenses
borrqwings.
directors
B.
Operating
reflecting
over
R.
Bostcn & Maine
adversely affected by a combination of factors,
and expenses and inventory lo. s suffered in
quarter caused by the decline in the raw coffee market.
for
rum
water-cooled
and
condensers
companion
as
water
announced
interest
profits taxes and
furnaces
counter-flow
];■
cf
was
the
.
Dec. 20, said in pare:
excess
in¬
for 1955
'70.000 btu
produce
President of Unit—
1940 thiough 1945 equivalent to 35 cents per share and
of, $1.36 per share represents earnings from operations..
of
conditioning
model
1955
air-cooled
electric
revenue
increased
third
Sales
designed
available
be
ministrative
for the corresponding
refund
a
air
wann
high-boy, low-boy,
—
share for the first nine months
period of 1953. The
per
gas-fired
of
in
newly
Operating
1954
in
especially
the
to $1.71
with $1.71
Kalamazoo, Mich., will
plant in
input
and
Election
In
includes
major expansion"
J^r. Cr'ean also is Vice President and Assistant General Manager
2290.
1954
and
and air
merchandised.-
1,151,935
compares
immediate
heating
the
Conditioned Ai^
Ingersoll
formed
newly
in
9 389
2,584.789
earnings equivalent
1954
178i
Geneva.—V.
Pays-Bas,
des
models.
Gas
income
on
et
plans for an
conditioners—both
sidiary,
Ellithorp, Jr., President,
Paris
oil-fired furnaces range
in sizes from 80,000 btu bonnet delivery to 165,000 btu bonnet delivery.
There units are also available in high-boy, low-boy, counter-flow and
72,010
—
redemption, on Jan. 1, 1955 £93.700 of its
collater: l trust income bo ds, s ries a
operations
line
new
btu
division's
9,^82.309
Co.
a
Secretary.
models.
49,392
Packing
announced
division's
new
9,953.658
8
income
The
R.
amount
hav^b
9,545,189
p.
elected
company,- was
and
de
Eanque
or
company's
273,924
oper.
180,
He
as
dustries.
376.844
199,521
~:
from
—V.
the
8,049,263
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Net
of
railway—
railway—
64,189
Taylor
Eorg-Warner Corp.—Unit to Expand Operations—
sizes.
1951
1952
1953
$506,597
,
mortgrge
Officials of the corporation's
Air
1954
railway-
railway—
the
Treasurer.
Mr.
tefm of
Rftiivyay Co.—-Partial Redemption—
Geneva;
$761,693
234,317
115,172
from
from
for
counsel
legal
densers—will
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.- -Earnings—
unexpired
.
suspended
433.
p.
and
Vice-President
be
retired
35, yeai's. Elected to
Vice-President and
formerly
Jr..
the
serve
of
Bohn
718.
p.
Division
out¬
of
so
loans
will
duties
1950,
Secre¬
as
2195.
p.
at
offering will be used for the general expansion of the business
company
and .its subsidiaries, including the acquisition or
the
or
con¬
standing debentures (pursuant to exercise of the conversion privilege
prior to the redemption date at the then current bid prize but not
less than $15 per share.
The balance of the net proceeds from the
Menu,
ser.eu
been
in
corporation.
Lane,
180,
K.
E.
has
years
has
v
director
1949.
the company,
since
with
26
ior
Sale
a
He
director
a
been
of
Charge
made
was
co.poration
and
has
He
to
Boi.n organization
He
Payment will be made at the offices of Messrs. J. Henry
Schroder & Co., 145 Leadenhall St., London, E.G. 3, England; Chem¬
ical Bank & Trust' Co.,
New
York; Credit Suisse, Zurich. Lausanne/
for each
debentures, equivalent to $15 per share of the stock.
G. H.
Co. has agreed to purchase from the company, such number
into
vertible
$300,941
153,7
J.
Corp.—Changes in Personnel
with the
che
oi
new
the
of
100%
at
is engaged in the small loan business.
proposed financing arc to be placed in its general
be used in part to redeem any of the company's 6%
subordinated
debentures
due
Sept.
1,
1967
which will
convertible
Il.s
appointed
o
outstanding 5%
the
$299,556
railway
al
1
Vice-President.
Treasurer
was
present production facilites.
company s
Vice-President, in
Hie company hasValled for
$600,000
of
the
elected
1955.
vacancy
Bolivia
will
and
Sold
Vice-President.
«as
1,
R.
company
Proceeds
$62,851
arrangements
been
been
director
a
director
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1970. to be offered for public sale at 100%
of
their
principal
amount
by
an
underwriting group-, .headed by
G. H.
Walker & Co.
'the underwriting commission is to be 5%.
funds
"32,265
Dr3,8l3
$197,422
of
lias
has
Taylor,
Jrn.
Controller.
Dee. 23 filed a registration statement with the
of 5%%/
15-year sinking fund subordinated
on
$98,929
p„iio„:s__
*
who
49
1
d
M.*
the
I.—Registers
Commission—
Exchange
p.
Adams
a:
W.
Providence,
prior
906.
p.
Executive
of
was
and
53.2)4
118,641
—
to
completed
Kulin,
M.
fill
43,184,924
$327,126
$319,012
W.
F.
as
go^s'ho?^
1,342,454
Inc.,
180,
78,596
50,796
»
surplus
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
tin y
ry. oper.
Associates,
depreciation
187C.
'C.
income—
67,23.)
railway.—
oper.
1952
to
$230,819
73.63)
$78,773
and
depletion
of certain
180,
T.
'47,639.435 427.748.974
337,325,941
expenses-
1953
1654
$203,210
29
anch since
1954—11 Mos.—19"3
1954—Month—1953
Corp.—Earnings—
—
modernization
11 MONTHS
FIRST
NOVEMBER AND
FOR
River
etc
applicaole
Dee.
elected
Additional working capital will be
required to maintain this volume and prepare for future expansion,
Also, capital needed for new warehousing facilities may necessitate
-Earnings-
1953
1954
Horn-Powder
—V.
29,451,063 .284,862,354
covering
joyed.
St. Andrews Bay
3,915,035
22S0.
p.
The proceeds, acco ding to Mr, Lungrech, will be used primarily for,
working capital, lor the erection of a new plant for the manufacture
of highway construction
equipment at M'atoon, Illinois ar.d for the
capacity.
Delivery
manufacturing jo i
•
t.ie
company
The
1953,
2289.
Atlanta &
from
70,251,408
56,106,427
income—
oper.
November—
Gross
and
Securities
Earnings
.
9,142,843
5,452,710
income
—V.
of
14,528,427
railway
180,
$
27,646,209
8.59),961
6,219,931
$2,347,333
Privately—This company
to sell privately
$15,000,000 of 3V2% promissory notes, due 1975, it was
announced
by George L. Langreth, Vice-President in
Charge of Finance.
The financing was arranged for
the company by The First Boston Corp.
2694.
p.
Beacon
1951
55,766,119
From Jan. 1—
Gross
70-ton
Oi
35,028,518
oper
Wfth
J. S.
48,181,826
railway__„
railway
oper.
1953
$
November—
Cross
24,191,404
lz.o28.175
4,6.,D,5u2
Blaw-Knox Co.—Notes
on
lollowing montii.-
the
during
be
February
in
26,169,786
Beech-Nut
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
29,106,869
5.62 4,3&5
income
income
Net
28 1750
2289.
p.
19.529,102
railway—
railway
Adjustments
fl.et,
power
30,703,988
from
rev.
180,
Net
560.957
57,971
79,767
246,950
Surplus balance Oct'. 31—
revenue__
oper.
ry.
—V.
Gross
fixed
oper.
Federal
Net
motive
will
fiats
begin
completed
oper.
Railway
6,305,049
Wet
547,433
504,254
Surplus balance April 30
the
will give
1951
1952
464,774
f%r
will be completed
in Apirl and
this
-Earnings-
272,065
income—.
Orders-
yard switchers,
h.p.
RR.
625,757
Provision
1439.
p.
Erie
$2,452,025
expenses,
■
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
$8,741,903
I
be
2186.
p.
837,148
Operating
_
900
begin
system
These
will
EARN1NGS
Net
5railway
transaction
180,
March.—V.
1)53
oper.
Big
just been placed by this
Howard E. Simpson, Presi¬
na/e
29 by
29
that
out
its
in
units
diesol
Gross
Earnings Increased—•
the
could
event
no
next
Six Months Ended Oct. 31—
B & O a total
and with com¬
pletion of this new order, 82%, of freig.it service of the B & O
wiii
Ou
uiesel-poweied, wmle 8u% of passenger train mi.es and 80%
or
yard switching will be nanuied with diesel equipment.
Mr. Simpson also announced that materials 'have been ordered for
the manufacture, '.of
100 flat cars at DuBois
(Pa. i .reight car shap
Mr.
November—
RR.—November
Arbor
ailway
units
will
of these units
next year.
Delivery
also
See
in
of
84,53)
180,
Total
road switches, four 2490 h.p. • load passenger units,
six-motor road switches, 11 loOJ h.p. year switchers
1600' h.p. four-motor road switchers.
and
2505.
purchasing
<
$2,476,553
from
ry.
—V.
h.p.
opening
changed on Dec. 17, 1954 to British
Anderson,
610 Fifth Ave.,
New York 20,
company
Ltd.
Co.
i\
Ann
176,
below.—V.
Co.
&
announced on Dec.
was
1750
is
of
name
entitled
be
$l.li>3,706
from
Net
Debt—
"
present
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—Change Effective—
The
the com¬
in
will
railway
oper.
Net
four-motor
of
stpek
From Jan. 1—
Gr^si
*
Ohio RIl.—Places Equipment
&
86
for
railroad,
of
that
middle
Lake
&
"Deficit.—V.
Baltimore
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
to
at
merchandise.—V. 180, p. 2694.
Electric Co., Chicago, 111.—Reduces
Theodore
Sec
convertible subordinated debentures,
4'/2%
;
ry.
prospectus,
cigarettes and other
SEC
This
<
Net
of $15 per share.
In the event of xtic.i acqui-htfjn, the.
intends to give consideration to the acquisition of Rowe in
its tut.rely,
but no specific plans *or s. en-acquisition, have as_ ye%,
been
formulated.
Rowe Is engaged in the
automatic merchandising
business in the course of which it and its subsidiaries operate,", main¬
tain and service, coin operated
meichandising machines iar,.sa!e of
Privately
$750,000 3Vi% and 4% notes
tie serially 1955 to 1966 has been negotiated by Merrill
irben & Co., Chicago, 111.—V. 1.71, p. 461—
The direct placement of
of stock
share
one
Hathaway
railway—
from
price
a
of
to
of
1954
from
Net
company
amount
American Vitrified Products Co.—Notes Sold
-
Gross
the company has entered into an
agreement with Robert Z. Greene whereby he has agreed to sell or
cause to
be sold to the company, 262.500 shares of the Rowe. common
in
the
November—
Manufacturing
&
Although
completed'before
to
the
to
According
h.p.
McGaw,
share
matter
matter will be submitted
will be submitted
It is not contemplated that
merchandising policies of either company Will be
operations and
changed.
It was stated
desire
The
t.was
entitled
combined Company.
compituon of negotiation, trie
oi
negotiation, ine
approval to directors and stockaolders.
flie
be
to
$2,500,000
two
t
be
each
the
comp,etion
upon
Bessemer
received from this stock sale, together with an
be obtained b'y institutional borrowings, will
be applied to the purchase by the company of 262,500 shares of the
common stock of The Puitoe Corporation lor an aggregate co.is.der.it:o.i
of $3,937,500.
Such shares are said to constitute approximately 52Ur
of
the
issued and outstanding'stocu of Rowe.
Any additional funds
needed Will be' taken from
the general funds of the company, and
any excess funds will be added to the general funds of t ie company
available for such corporate purposes as the board of directors may
Net
estimated
at
will
and
in
snares
Upon
for
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
Forgan & Co. is iu ined as the principa. underwriter.
dent.
Hospital Supply Corp.—Acquisition-
American
.«?.
lilonday, January 3, 1953
...
Giore,
ment.
and its subsidiaries are expected
for the 1954 fiscal year recently
and earnings per common share will
of amounts reported for the previous
products
n
-
stock
company,
four
to
filed a registration statement with the &rto on Dec. 28,
witn me SEC
uec. ze.
1954, co«enng 97,481 shares of its $5-par common SWCK, to be offered
for subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share
for each six shares held on the record date.
Tue record date, sub¬
scription
Berkshire
bined
This company
Co.
taxes
considerably
be
,/ear.
of
With
of America—Registers
Commission—
Co.
than. $120,000,000
more
Net
?/-
Canteen
Automatic
American-Marietta
ol'
total
imded.
1
Automatic
Securities and Exchange
shares.
immon
«
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
.
The
TJ,e
/
(2)
Gross
Rentals,
int.,
Contingent
Net
etc.
.
charges
loss
"Net
Chairman—
income
$360,813
income-
p.
$90,50)
3,226,356
1,£98,703
J
$4,315,740
*$36,991
2290.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income
oper.
180,
2290.
p.
Atlantic
Line
Coast
RR.—Earnings—
Noveinber—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
$12,001,987
rai'wiy_.
railway-:.-.
$12,425.381
1952
'
1961
S13,223.448 $13,064,071
1,578,797
1,440,822
1,963.924
1,056,615
1,247,887
1,329,142
138,784,803
150,391,570
154,018,499
143,181,125
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
rai'way.
railway/-income
oper.
180,
22*.541,565
—
20,110,431
28,610,351
23.148,338
10,0,23,370
8.653,650
10,849,690
5,981,365
2290.
p.
Atlantic &
Danville
Ry.—Earnings^:^
1954
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
.
^ 1952
1951
$144,773
$182,046
23,476
16.099
'-18,356
*5.059
*12,701
7,764
1.747,712
1,745,341
1,690.135
397,689
338,100
354.955
26,009
61,950
75,371
*
Income—
180,
p.
Edward
been
2290.
Board,
the
ol'
been
has
elected
Board
W.
elected
who
Shineman,
director.—V.
a
the company, has
Assistant Treasurer of
Jr.,
179,
Boston Woven Hose
&
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
Rubber
Co.—Reports Profit—
1
Operating
Other
1954
„
sales
profit
$3,565,416
105.215
*182,374
17,537
income
for
1953
$3,120,326
—
income
Total
Provision
1610.
p.
Beneficial Loan Corp.—Opens Overseas
117,112
'
Office—Stock
Split Planned—
Beneficial
over
The
half
Loan
stockholders
income
taxes.-
z
38,464
$122,752
takes
before
the
common
stock 2%
4,
and
Seabury
facturing
for
Co.,
combining
On
the
Chace,
Inc.,
basis
of
per
will
180,
p.
vote on
President
a
proposal to split
438.
President
stated
two
on
and
Dec.
companies
these,
it
is
and Treasurer
Treasurer
28
are
that
being
tentatively
after
taxes
-$93,910
61,403
•
on
i
of
of
this corporation,
Hathawav Manu¬
preliminary
negotiations
344,000
proposed
that
each
share
*$93,910
,
"f$0.11
shares
outstanding.—V.
178,
Nil
1566
p.
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Sales Continue High—
continued
by
show
to
intensified
an
upward
trend
in
•
1954,
although
af¬
Ole Berg, Jr., President, reports in
to shareholders today (Jan. 3».
"Net earnings were off from the exceptionally high level achieved
in
1953
but were still
substantially above those of the second high
year,
1952," states Mr. Berg.
quarterly
Lower
taken
in
in
net
in
1954
competition,
message
product
prices
1953, caused
operations.
Daily
held.
SSI.345
share
common
tBased
Sales
fected
Spinning Associates, Inc.—Merger—
Jr.,
Stanton,
the
Earnings
his
1955,
1.—V.
for
Berkshire Fine
G.
income
in
offices
863
dollars.
Jan.
on
with
System,
billion
a
Net
"Loss,
the U. S. and
Canada, announced the opening of its first over-seas office in Hawaii.
O.
W. Caspersen, President, stated the
expansion program of the
corporation had added 54 loan oifices in
1954.
He reported that'
the
volume of loans
for
The
Beneficial Loan System
in
1654 will
The
Malcolm
railway
Vice-Chairman
was
34.095
1,453.840
* 256,362
income
"Deficit.—V.
Arkell,
announced on Dec. 24.
He succeeds Edward W.
served as Chairman for six years before retiring
in December.
Mr. Shineman had served 50 years with the company.
The
new
Chairman has
been
associated
with the company since
1911
and has been a director t-ince 1921.
Mr. Arkell succeeded his
father as President in 1941 and continued in that office until 1950.
total
$135,692
19,695
railway
oper.
1953
$140,782
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gro-s
C.
3.453,052
969.463
—•
income.
oper.
"1953
„
W.
But
earnings
in
and
production
was
generally;
along
reduction in
a
the'company's
U.
with
B-A's
S.
net
non-recurring
returns
operation.^,
from
gains
C
profits
nadian
were
the volume of crude oil produced.
the U. S. subsidiary for the first 11
20%
r»er the same period in 1953, as
made
in
of
increased
months
against
Number 5391
"Volume 181
The
....
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3)
decline
a
points
in
crude
the
in
U.
and
natural
completions
During
..gas.
made
were
Seven
B-A's
in
in
Reporting
gas
product
catalytic
and
is
been
scheduled
d
award
—V.
latest
180,
c>.bic
Berg
at
at
t
says
the
reformer.
is
M
Using
scheduled
well
A
ntrcal
20,
lina
Of
1954,
British
Anglo-Iranian
Co.
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.—Name
Ltd.
above.—V.
t
refi
Since
of
ery
in
y
has
ta yst,
c
Rte
e
w
is
t
'
May
*
.2536.
p.
to
Dec.
company "on
offered
be
shares
28,000
filed
17
of
a.letter
ol
with
publicly through
the
be
to
for
used
additional
Each preferred share shall
stock
—V.
to
prior
180,
Jan.
1,
be co iv. r.i
1957,
and
into
for
and
1j
iatJ
one
to
loans
114
of
share
of
of
the
has
subject
exchange
common
of engaging in
petroleum products.
Western
the
Hemisphere.
to
The
this
out
carry
covering
shares
1.5G0
<estimated
at
$25
filed
14
of
Ca.if.,, lor true, account
ollend
be
to
with
the
the
at
Canadian
the
refining
company's- outstanding
Exchange
Water
S.
Service
will
continue
Steel
ordinary
held
be
to
Co
of
saies.
etc.
pause,
Federal
Net
selling
Offer
Net
i
future,
income
8,599,832
$2,412,132
8,529
9,056
Interest,
Net
before
—
income
Dividends
$2,554,571
The
$1,6/4.706
________
shares
350,680
outstanding..,
one
$1,647.67")
$1,276,-939
series
series
series
shares
out
administrative
7,665,027
10,821,659
38,500
98,600
Offer—See
Canadian
Gas
Petrofina
Natural
of
tl, 738,800
__
Gloss
from
Net
ry.:
$2.45
from
Net
ry.
139,000
and
liquidate
180,
.Henry T.
Is
Vance
investment
19?2
1951
May
sole
$148,510
23>
of
by
51,805
was
1,502,266
the
"21,487
586,616
Ltd,—Registers
President;
the
1,54,
Boston
and
Vance,
underwriter.—V. 180,
as
p.
Net
,
-
1954
from
railway
railway
from
ry.
a
&
Feb.
21,r
Gas
With
Canadian
Co.
from
Net
from
Co.
of
Research
Boston
is
Co.
England—Earnings—
1952
,
$153,000
$223,000
"8,534
*63,402
*136,280
*88,7#)
*148,675
*135,339
*70,045
Net
ry..
railway:
___'
*694,5i7
income
oper,
"Deficit.—V.
180,
.2,409,000
1.4*7
*97^,163
*424,103
*1,441,286
*1,629,222
*1,600,640
*1,199,206
-o.
Pacific
Gro;s
Net
'Net
ry.
in
Maine—Earnings-
1954
from
from
railway
1953
$337,995
railway._—
1952
8J92.853
$
99,152
$389 6*3
*2.360
*33,854
*9,705
*45,835
*84,116
*84,774
ry.
5,381,503
'-Deficit.—V.
180,
6,088,340
744,978
oper." income
,
170,743
:
5,915,303
5,578,275
799,195
817,247
1,084.321
155,268
*118,542
201,512
all
*
November—-
.Gross
of
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
of
under
Gross
9,350
Net
ry.
railway
railway
*29.195
29,913
*39,609
-Deficit.—V.
180,
2,502,360
2,486,694
92,475
401,699
*57,718
103,232
*714.403
1,197,046
*797,198
Gas
Corp.
assumed
1953,
1,
but
Washington,
fall
the
value
End.
Nov.
30—
1954—Month—19.53
$
earnings
Working'expenses
expected
volved
to
Natural
the
for
aii
air)
Gas
of
A
1953
THE
p.
19
$
»$
••-
35,081,565 361,865,060 406,372,078
Dana
(Telephone
post
3,715,330
office
Canada,
NOTE:
facilities
City
of
filed
Seibert
at
per
FINANCIAL
President.
2-0613);
New
account
York,
year.
of
approval
1
431.,54",430
23,300,223
N.
Other
the
CHRONICLE
Published
Drapers'
Y.,
under
fluctuations
twice
Gardens,
Countries,
in
10.645.000
10,049,090
10.591,003
1.68),835
2,259 501
1.484.371
1,005 P87
152,960
794,901
373,092
835,033
income—.
23,176,352
shortly
Northwest
and
Natural
Gas
of
assets
with
Co.,
Butane
Gas
with
Co.,
It
anticipated
to
be
$1
so
value
par
acquired
a
TO
non-cumulative
shares-of
the
of
had
these
—V.
180,
Gas
See
Consolidated
Mapes
and
V.
177,
pp.
1471
and
the
from
ry.
the
of
per
rate
by
the
from
The
frcm
Net
ry.
p.
asset}
'The
will
and
la
of
$663,550
'
and
'
fiscal
of
year
line
and
improved
1954.
.Mr.
.
book
to
to
resale
line
of
$3,478,700
$3,275,263
amount* 1
share
for .ibq
with ,sal-s
of
companl s'
real
and.
profit
at.the
orders
pjoduc h,
potential
end
one-thrid
of
vtiq
the
larger
fi>c
Industries,
Inc.
—
Mr.
in
are
Accents
the
to
response
announced
management
is
and
Colonial
of
through
Everett
Neely
the
acquiring
of. the
Mr.
D.
Corp.;
former
H.
the
and
of
King,
Abbink
Mr.
720,096
.
other
of
Los
and
new
to
670.559
39,672.140
30,405,524
its
In
of
7 894.221
6 516,191
5.261.245
3,836,727
3,816,178
3,231,922
1,930,332
Nov,
it
3.
Kleenu-.i
annomvul
eomponir
of
stock
the
the
in
New
are:
American
general
former
of
of
tb
j
of
rest
U
;
Bank,
Mr.
Kinkes''.;
Bankers'
Asso¬
N wark,
manager
of
the
Oh.,?
ColsuJ
the
foreign
trade
consultm;'
Vice-President of the National
York
industrial
in
the
H.
and
law
Carter
of
Cleveland,
City,
trauu
firm
Daila,•,
James
Kenneth
M.
W.
Your:;;
MacMillen.
announced
•
tiiat
Chesapeake is extending unt.l
exchange of Chesapeake stock to holders of the
The previous deadline was Dec. 24,' a't which iiru->
of
to
go
ahead
with
the
been
offered
transaction,
lor
exchange
,
proposal was approved by Chesapeake shareholdei.i
make the
acquisition, Chesapeake is issuing
To
additional
Before
up
33,818
shares
of-
preferred
stock
and
996,304
10
an
sliaies
i
»
the
sidiaries in
film
p.
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must
be
made
in
New
traisaction,
present
fields
processing,
22j1.
York
-
exchange
,
for
•>
also
Chairman
as
addition,
National
.and
and
Shipman
elao
oier
companies.
enable
The
30,063,913
2290.
3
five
exchange
Kinkead
Park
partner
Drumm
and' Mr.
MacMillen
27
the
Chesapeake directors
the
President
Charles
Angeles,
Arthur S.
were
of
Chesapeake directors are: Donald
Daley and Laurence C. Turner of
R.
Jr.
"Jan,
409,385
Dec.
unchanged.
President
of
Drumm,
and
2602
$3,69£>,357
571,682
of
ki>
.
Chesapeake decided that enough shales had
549.80)
offer
wi'h
Klnkead,
remain
former
President
James
naming
President
committee.
will
Kleeman,'. the
Reese,
and
the
is
through
F.
Bank
executive
-
Powers,
M'r.
332,628
proceed
who arp nre~-4drgest stocs
Trust, will acquire large holdings ol
Chesapeai-o
exchange of securities.
Mr. Kleeman will remit 1
Trust
The
465.398
:j
Holding
and
Kleemar
Eugene
management
"
$3,494,007
to
Chesapeake
a
Chesapeake Industries board
Mr.
Chesapeake
Kleeman
Besides
1951
th
23
companies.
directors
new
the
o.l
Colonial
\
Dec.
on
acceptance of the sLO :.:
Trust Co. and four affili¬
Colonial
firm
1952
5
company's
of
City Bank of New York in charge of foreign
development, and Chalmers Graham. ' partner
Grahtlm, James and Rolph of San Francisco.
p,
Tendt
Trust, a New York bank; Intcrroast T'et.joperating oil company, and Home and
Foreign fc
Oils & Industries, Inc., and Intercontinental
Colonial
/
173,
Stock
Colonial
MacMillen.
President
as
'
President
shareholders
six
of
Chairman
shares
-
Jr.,
approved
by
investment
E.
remittance
I
than
2367,
p.
MacMillen,
Corp.,
U.
exchange,
on
sligh*
a
share
a
compare
other
with
stated,,
backlog
a
have
it
three
Mr.
value
1953,
31,
C.
Corp.,
which
>.
1953
1954,
.
Outstanding
below.—V.
1786.
31,
$1.03
$32,803,976
products
Cherry
had
179,
tenders
holders
be
FINANCING
year.
of
earnings
the
Oct.
dividends, to. $1.05 a
outstanding.
This
was
stock-
the
of
is
6,704,679
income
ended
year
preferred
previous fiscal year.
The sales lag was attributed
G. Cherry, President, to the
general dec'i te of bc -'v.
throughout the nation during 1954, but also readied
elimination of some low profit items, both from the o w •
common.
railway
oner,
180."
fiscal
alter
common
company
Election
None
Co.
570,flu
an
of
Manufacturing
609,953
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
the
of
for
new
eurities
as
Co., Inc.—Consolidation—
36,469,093
for
net
directors
by
Meanwhile/
754,824
railway
1,266,a9.I
*
2291.
ated companies, and have authorized
acquisition of the five lirms.
in¬
From. Jan. 1—
Gross
5.885,144
1,044,237
7.il,365
.
John
Introduced
°
income.—
5,917,857
1,350,034
656,707
$519,087
activity
Some
;
inte¬
be
256.C90 shs.
1954
railway.
oper.
6,392,493
1,014,604
shareholders
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
railway
6.061,533
for
week
London
Act
$55.00
part
five
from
4i),5_3
pany'-s manufactured
are
mergers
.,
of
108,544
income
S'Tes
Net
William
Products
60.705
leum
book,
net
a
will
Dec.
PRESENT
.
Fibre
92.93S)
94,181
previous fiscal year.
tendered
com¬
100.000 shs.
$1)
1951
140.959
over
William
15.000
cvompanies
these
rtock.
1871.
p.
1952
$523,359
equivalent
$34,294,271
the
Commissions
companies
of
1953
62,500
shares
increase
Ltd.,
as
Carolina Ry.—Earnings-
"
,s._
(par
of
—Exchange Offer Extended to Jan. 27—
pre¬
1,000,000 shs.
•
stock
h«
s_bsidi-
inst ad
$531,268
p.
com¬
and
common
preferred stock
$10)
and
108.766
earnings
ciation,
EFFECT
borrowing}
1. $541,495
railway
$668,496,
457,335
merger
$77,094.
GIVING
Western
&
Chesapeake
approved
of
that
common
such
company
$1,500.0)0
to
up
Gas
practicable.
amounted,
that
ability of
approval
upon
early part of 1955 by the issuance of 15,000 additional
Cascade's
on
mortgage indebtednes on timber lands or stumprights up to $1,000,000 instead of $500,000.-^.
1^3,
railway—___i_
the
recently completed negotiations for
gas
manufacturing and
distribution
Washington corporation, serving tHe
a
is
Debt—
1965
u
ago.—V.
has
air
increase
indebtedness
1954
oper.
year
cor¬
regulatory
as
15,
income™
year
Warh'ngton
a
Wenatchee
snd
Increase
July
incur
railway.—i_
has
Consolidated
which
Co.
Gas
to
from
the
officers.
Co.,
Wash,
the
due
limitation
remove
year;
mortgage
railway
180,
uess
agreement
and
53,000
Gas
Co.—To
debentures
and
on^
than
Cherry-Burrell
Corp.
have
of
^thereafter
Corp.
Fibre
&
3''i
Nov./23,
resulting in debenture amendrtrnVs which
borrowing capacity of all company subsidiaries from
the
oper.
Net
in
Gas
been approved by the stockholdersGas
Co., which provides gas manu¬
distrib ition 'facilities in
the
City of
Bel'ingham
Shelton
of
soon
the
$1,500,000
Consolidated
operated
outstanding
Wenatchee
and
Paper
of
resolutions
of
elecnonics,
printing,
1
Chesapeake had
building materials.
real estate
and
transit
seven
rea"y
active
sub¬
machinery,
advertising.—V.
lbi,
.
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 1, N.
Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copy ight 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942. at the
March
3,' 1879/ Subscriptions ip United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00,^per year; in Dominion c;
(Reg.
a
2291.
110111
—V.
Idaho
Co.
Wenatchee
Cascade's
the
in (he
of
the
of
as
of
by
Shelton,
of
shares
—V.
STate
$51.00
On
3,474,813
K
191,0th
9,808,000
railway—__
of
has
and
stock
Natural
acquisition
Net
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$
33,556,378 385,174,283
COMMERCIAL AND
William
terms-
and
agreement
merger
Gas
Corp.
the
Gas
has
Gas
issuance
all
Wenatchee
Bellingham
performed
Net
31,732,622
earnings
180,
129,491
•
Corp.
formal
Cascade
commissions,
Natural
Bellingham
agreement
of
be
and
Net
Net
-V.
57,994
and
from
;
Gas
regulatory
involves
management
Gross
35,454.952
1951
27,921
cutting
or
rv.
a
as
of Sept. 30, 1954, o: $58,068.
applications for. approval
o.f
both
Central
Canadian Pacific Ry.—November Earnings Higher—
Period
1952
income™
incur
Net
management
Oregon
of
with
into
Co.,
Consolidated
November-
Gross
1953
288,963
more
to
Net
was approved
by the stock¬
Cities
Gas
Co.,
a
Delaware
*646,699
2586/
p,
piO-
1871.
From Jan. 1—
*46,045
2,512,781
Tax
ago.
p.
'
29,172
*108,589
2,425,522
income
oper.
not
for
City
•
outstanding
Central
from
from
year
180,
$962!OC<j
to
On
the
Natural
entered
Gas
Bellingham
voti^o-
$233,865
From Jan. 1—
Net
com¬
2"2,634
Charleston
of
ut.iiitie.f.
"
both
Cascade
of
prefered
19-1
$245,420
phases
Wash.
Th's
agreement involves the issuance
the common stock of Cascade for all the
of
Formal
(par
1952
$238,592
*66,745
income!
oper.
1953
$216,590
$1,363,472,
$884,000
239.
merger
agreements
gas
effective
merged
Cascade
Cascade
(Propane
and
50-cent
Vermont—Earnings-
1954
from
a
ptr
ycav.
185.556
Gross- from
into
Authorized'
Canadian Pacific Lines in
months
the
g,
last
cents
were
$806,621—V.
On
year.
tstandl
o
$892,000
increase
age
manufactured
the
Gas
in
late
Cascade
into
•CAPITALIZATION
2290.
p.
quarter
three
last
70
Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
railway
$500,000;
Propane
air
facilities
of gas in the cities of Yakima,
Lewiston,
Ida.;
and
Pendleton
of
became
with
similar, merger
acquired
railway
railway—.
from
Net
of
serving
June
on
until
cognizant
whirh
Cascade
*18,285
lrom
Net
like
against
with
$367,796,
repay bank loans
bv Consolidated'
Wenatchee,
1951
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
stock
being
*51,203
income'—
oper.
into
grated "-into'Cascade-
Lines
the
as
were
currently
against
as
latest
taxes
quarter
stock
1954
holders
aries
products.-
since which time Cascade
wholly owned subsidiary.
Cascade-and
the
Canadian
November-
the
in
in
fiscal
year
month?
compared
177,520
p.
$250,900
operated
1954.
stockholders
shares
2,537,000
2290.
p.
Natural
Gas, Co.
1,
merged
facturing
asset
2,273,000
be
stock
A
,
to
Cascade
into
and
Commissions
1953,
the
by
agreement
mon
•
taxes
iirst
three
ie
year,
ago.
income
common
this
year
a
for
in
fiscal
payable
utility
gas
Wash.;
Consolidated
a
as
poration,
of
1951
8161,000
2,197,000
the
of
cents
its
$868,000
adopted
will
p.
operating
became
distribution
actually
1954,
will
The
the
*105,937
railway
61
Vermont
Champion
The
'
obtained
of
entered
thereof
Co.
corporation.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
in
shares
$695,656
oper.
180,
1954
Washington corporation, for'
purchase of the entire outstanding capital stock of Consolidated
Co.
The
final terms of
the purchase
agreement
were
met
on
mon
1953
$215,000
income
oper.
ry.
for
consummation
entered
Northwest
Cascade
Jan.
February,
In
1871.
Canadian National Lines in New
has
several
owned
and
Cities
Co.
of
as
been
Managament &
Sandys
of
Clarkston',
Ore.
shareholders
the
November—
-Net
from
Net
stock¬
The
used
and
upon
agreement
jneKger
then
and
finally
Gas
Corp.
66,256
702,097
July 20,
be
due
or
of
merged
and
regulatory
not
ferred
Gross
held.
derivative
and
acquired
a
which
Eugene,
of
21,468
1,433,624
1,528,004
(1954),
$767,253
were
November—
assets
became
1953,
Walla
to
are
now
subsidiary,
allied
has
Cascade
Northwest
$155,036
3,214
75,458
-
21,343
Fund
t
$40,216,840
of
Offered—
common
the
shares
1
0,836
2290.
p.
adviser;
principal
its
of
of-,the
the -manufacture
.and
,
86 j,364
organised
is
10
1953,
a
merger agreement
which) Bremerton
Gas
Co.,
a
Walla
Exchange Commission—
was
Net.
profits
—V.
(Wash.)—Stock
1954
1,
holders
„
company
emer¬
Cascade.
and
gas
corporation
'.On
This Toronto investmen, company on Dec. 27 filed a registration
.statement with the SEC covering 1,990.000 shares of its common shares.
'The
of
excess
engaging in and dealing in
manufacturing,, distributing and selling
Bremerton/Wash.,
179,
736,436
General
.Securities and
for amortization
offered to
30,
notes
purpose
of
natural
Gas
Canada
Corp.
proceeds
owned
into
general
The
net
certain
wholly
a
the -acquisition
Ltd.—Exchange
'-324,877
income.
oper.
■Deficit.—V.
Gas
Nov.
share for each
new
Cities
1,326,664
Off—
of
provision
$1,567,874
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
railways.—
railway,.——
after
before
from
business
lor
80,286
*
Up—Earnings
sales
quartbr
From Jan. 1—
Net
1
$143,320
Gross- from
Net
ry.
$1,048,070
$1.03
the
$23,350,006
t
income—.. 7-,030
oper.
from
for
80,000
below.—V.
4,904,133'
railway——
railway
from
$24,834,000
Co.
railway.$130,468
railway—'
*20,513
Net,from
Net
Net
47,038
Cambria-& Indiana RR.—Earnings—
i
net
first
from
the
Ltd.
Jl
Co.—Sales
reports
1954,
November—
Gross
Gross
$4l,5#*8 respectively
Dec. 21
on
record
.corporation,
1951
3,428,401
with
were.
Gross
page 2367.
November—
406,018
Soya
Central
ex-
_——-
Net
Consolidated
July
&
422,975
2291.
30,
with
Vioions
BUSINESSS-—Corporation, with executive offices at- 407 Securities
Building.-Seattle,- Wash., was organized in Wa:hington on Jan. 2, 1953,
60,000
Oil
income™
1,089,000
of
139,000
Consolidated
$11,646.57a
earnings
37,267
of
./Calvan
of
24,lul
2186.
p.
basis
Co.,
"I"
180,
compared
share
pared
48R100
and
(est.)—
PROCEEDS—The
tanding:
Principal amount of* 1st mtge, bonds outstdg.u.
$10,340,079
earnings
to
14,364
(non-convertiblei
5.08',/ series
Net
Gas
19,621
"C"
—V.
the
to
and
"H"
4.4',/seiies
$983,459
$35,065,215 in the corresponding quarter
41,661
"G-'
5.2'/
$1,071,450
of
399,303
"F"
5.2'/<
45,860,215
ops.
ry.
company
25,116
'
"E"
series
40,744,6.0
pnded. Nov.
507,966
...
outstanding:
_
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$4,905,978 $51,084,739 $77,506,791
3,922,519
p.
Central
The
_
17,512
5.286
5.36',/
Preferred
180,
23,616
shares
"D"
$4,678,354
3,606,904
from
rev.
rv. .oper.
—V.
offering is
underwritten\by First California Co., Los Angeles, Calif.;
and Blanchett, Hinton & Jones,
Inc., Seattle, Wash.
370,731
$1,324,026
(convertible)
series
Jersey—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
revenue
$13,707,129
taxes- teut.
company
■
5.3V
RR. of New
operating expenses.
Net
right to subscribe
on or before Jan. 3,
1955 for 23,3.^5 additional shares of
common stock
(par $1) at $6 per share on the'basis of
773,518
stock
:
Preferred
$2.37.
\J
$2,421,188
879.865
^
_
—
preferred
on
Balance
Common
deductions.____
deductions
etc.
1,000,000
$3.11
1953
net of normal depreciation.
{Includes
provision lor renegotiation.—V. 180, p. 2290.
holders
i Balance
1,000,000
outstanding
501,60*
8,143,129
—
3,322,753-
501,604
share—
common
13,995
3,612,192 '
of
$444,130
Cascade
earnings
income
13,873
expense
2080.
p.
oper.
Net
the
ol
one
according
facilities,
and
tax
and
prem.
on
$8,628,757
income
gency
$10,555,201
$2,546,042
—
operating
Nonoperating
is
1954
-2-^—
taxes
"Includes $238,098 and
944
taxes
disc.,
stock
common
per
180,
Central
mar¬
by
-1——_____—
( net)-
Sti.te income
market
$11,145,875
and
and
Quarterly Earnings—
-1
_!
sales
•."Cost
SEC
Co.—Earnings-
revenue
expenses
of
Earnings
Earnings
C.
L. Wells & Co., Pasadena,
Wallace.—V. 180, p. v06.
Twelve Months Endid Nov. 30—
Operating
Operating
law
Through ownership
shares, voting control
Earning; per share u 427,248 shares )———___
California
Shares
—V.
debt
Ry.
de¬
through
Carlton
of
notification
of
siock
common
share)
per
letter
a
of
after
on
Period End. Nov. 30—
tnercuiter.
,,
Dec.
be
4,182,18.0
interest, etc.____
preferred stock
income
1953
$28.923,3)3
4,489,767
etc.
Net
and
program.
company iai held and for the foreseeable
Net
taxes,
Amortization
Dividends
options,
must
1954
,_._$29,6417437
after
Ry.
under
purpose
and
outstanding
shaves
Co.—Earnings Higher—
petroleum
*-•/. Carpenter
on
six
of
Compagnie Financiere Beige
cies
Petroles
"Petrofina,'.'
Societe
Anonyme,
a
Belgian
corporation.
Its Board Chairman is Wilbert. Harvard Howard, of
Westmount, Que¬
bec, Canada, and ifs TtaeStxlent Laurent Welters,- Overyssche,
Belgium.
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co., San
Diego,
Calif.—Files With SEC—
t
company
stock
rate
offer.
organized
was
to
Oil's
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
The
income
Petrol
capital
.
Gross
outstanding 4,797,377 shares
shares
Consolidated
the
Ltd.
the
taken
prospectus','
£586.
p.
Canadian
the
at
Light
revenue
(non-
s.iares
the
of
on
Gross
SEC
However, it was conr
company
would
also
ultimately engage / in all
industry, including production and trans¬
becoming a fully integrated enterprise, and that
would be expanded, as circumstances" warrant, to all
the
being
I he
customers.
s
si ar
common
for
operations
all
,
working capital,
which
Illinois
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
the
thereby
parts
Cruttendi.n & Co
Chicago, 111.; Lester,
Lyons & Co., Los Angeles, Ca if.; ai d Reynolds <fc Co/, New York. They
will be offered at a fixed price established
by the closing price on the
American Sto*k Exchange on date ol the offer.
The net proceeds are
of
petroleum
that
the
Steps
39i
Calvan
Petrolina
1J53,
of
templated
pha es of
SEC
(par
stock
preferred
1/
Oil
unissued
of
acceptance
portation,
its
notification
convertible
(iO-ccnt
Consolidated
165,000
2,530,815
in
keting
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
each,
Ltd.,
Calvan
least
posited
•
.
Budget Finance Plan, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
covering
(Canadian)
Central
...
with
participating, preferred
to
offer in exchange for shares
Consolidated
Oil
&
Gas
Co.,
additional
an
■at
19pp.
Effective—
180,
$10
statement
preferred shares of Canadian Petrofina Ltd. lor each
17 shares of capital stock, of Calvan Consolidated
Oil.
This' offer is
contingent upon not less than 51'//
of
all
the
shares, outstanding
and subject
to option, of
the capital stock of Calvan Consolidated
Oil being
so
exchanged and to certain other conditions.
fur¬
o.
r..ct
n
East
comjilet.on
'*1
Petroleum
registration
1,751,428
value
par
Canada—Registers
Exchange Commission—
a
proposes
Calvan
Canadian
See
filed
covering
company
cumulative),
were
raised
under
c
platinum
a
for
Dee.
west¬
for
tr.cJGn
con
143C.
p.
and
This
participating
the
construction
catalytic
design
suc^essf. 1
•
manufacturing-developments
Mr.
With Securities and
of
reserves
ite;.
Calgary- refinery is
operation in February,
li53.
for
lor
second
of
proven
.fourth quarter
Colorado, Nebraska,
bniion
20
company's
improvement,
reformer at
its
*' '.
including
a
Wilde*t discovery,
wildcat discoveries in Alberta
•
by
reserves
the
on
ther
new
B-A's
Two
to
the
Texas,
wells,
Manitoba.
natural
unit
oil
additional
completed
Canadian Petrofina Ltd., Montreal,
-
substantially
Canada.
ern
industry genera'ly, Mr- Berg
oil
S.
/
added
American
oil
well
production
out.
Britisn
&
funds.
4
L
(4)
S,
S
Railway
17,750.351
8,400,528
5,898,233
71,150,695
ry. oper.. income—..
180, p. 2694.
5,010,516
3,950,871
45,834,164
Net
Net
—V.
oper,
rev.
irom
Net
20,214,984 206,740,463 225,270,731
expenses
from ry. oper.
Railway
Net
ry.
This
55,203,459
Net
fro/ft
Net
ry.
According
W.
to
shares
7,
March
About
As
tion
:
:
:
178,
Net
Net
ry.
$
22,101,114
6,186,740
5,990,306
income—
2,618,4.>0
oper.
2,232,083
-v/;
$
''<•
■
Net
from
ry.
2,894,987
its class A stock for a 5% in¬
come
debentures, C. M. Roddewig, President, said on Dec. 30.
Each share of class A stock
may
be converted into $40 principal
amount of
debentures bearing 5.%
interest. The interest payment is
the
for
accepted
be
will
21,
Jan.
exchange up to
which the offer will expire, Mr. Roddewig said.
stock
A
1955,
~
month
the
for
revenues
132,000
persons
180,
step
2694.
p.
the
by
the load," Mr.
history of
are
earnings
December
our
last
running about 15%
above
should be slightly ahead of
live
Detroit
That/ together with non-operating
should result in net earnings of
Net
from
Net
the
years
ry.
—V.
has diversified, so that it is
vanadium and tungsten, as well as
company
180,
Net
ry.
.—V.
the
by
1953
1952
$2,-934,198
railway—.
830,267
932,797
income.
314,491
350,033
$3,267,360
950,914
337,933
611,500
940,164
993,158
504,080
847,301
928,040
18,970,023
22,466.000
21,947,259
21,526,643
7,340,346
8,900,126
9,288,847
9,506,516
6,056,543
7,850,885
8,379,224
8,929,642
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
from
ry.
—V,
railway—
from
Net
Net
180,
30,030,727
„
9,551,306
_
income
3,754,288
—
First
Net
$1,390,500
1,
railway
$1,882,489
railway—
520.587
from
Net
ry
210,154
income
oper.
l'y.
i80,
—V.
p.
to
Net
extend
the
ry.
the
The
from
frcm
Net
at
ry.
income
from
Net
ry.
—V.
180,
34,138,696
11,124,608
income—
246,250,403 243,079,125
39.015,370
41.873.984
40,986,239
12,771,912
14,257,153
12,814,349
The
1954
Gross
$15,862,386
$16,017,359
railway—
2,045,732
income
from
Net
ry.
299,389
172,969,263
188,710,163
19,761,116
26,357,957
477,187
7,244,769
oper.
from
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
railway
oper. income
180, p. 2291.
19*1
—V.
and
deiinite
improvement
gross
predicted on Dec. 28.
Encouraging reports,
180,
revenues
in
on
1955,
the
Not
5%
and
ry-
in
Net
and
D.
J.
keep
per
up
car
marked
Rock
last
ton
A
which
figure
will
to
with
1953,
railroads
"1954's
Oct.
this
show
a
correspoinding
decline
barge
pointed
started
definite
from
lines
peace-time
economy,
appliances
unregulated
were
uptdrn
in
car
loadings
other
carriers
some
as contributing to
the
the last quarter of 1953.
continued
cutbacks
and
contract
by shippers
out
in
from
ry.
net
of
the
decline
in
production
of
in
commodities, stiffer
by
highway,
factors
in
Mr.
railroad
greater
Farring¬
business
began
,with
November
>/
credit.
tax
iNet
filed
of
of
notification
debentures
$100,
to
are
letter
registered
a
12-year
be
$500
used
and
to
with
to
the
SEC
offered
be
without under¬
for equipment and for
$1,000),
pay
and
pay
of
tlie
the
1}3,491
46,844
46,462
61,426
York
15,
2,527,371
3,169,047
2,643,740
approximately
expenditures
with the
1990,
due
$50,000,000
in
1955
to
SEC
offered
be
has
been
expended
estimated
are
investment
$73,000,000
a
1955
to
in
be
during
1955
for
con¬
and
Major
.
three
bring
there
in
to
this
plant
work
a
the
it
said
increasing
to
neccs.ary
1955."
estimated
program
dollars
the
of
many
of
the
to
reach
company's
nation's leading
than
1,150,000
more
1955
of
expenditures
for
plant additions.
One of the
will go into operation in 1955
Saginaw Bay, raising plant, capacity
are schdedul cl for operation
at MusKcgon increasing
on
B.
Cobb Plant
500,000 kilowatts.
above
p.
state-wide
completion
On
inter-connected
system
of
this
will
have
kilowatts.
$11,700,000
and
proportion
generating
year's
the
of
improvement
will
total
natural
of
applied
be
facilities
gas
to
serving
280
communities.STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE
Months
12
make
II,"
The other two
the
at
1,870,918
extension
Michigan
program
War
ani
area
in
total
kilowafcts^each,
company's
Approximately
the
the
electric
Weadock_pl»ht
1957
of
the
half-biilion
a
serve
aggregate
include
in
156,250
capacity
the
capacity
one-year
World
customers.
gas
and
of
program
to
1945,
present
478,250 kilowatts.
1956
largest
since
customers
our
nearly
to
since
projects
the John C.
at
the
together with the 1954
a
of
by
gas
expansion
our
kilowatts
units,
is
$400,000,000
than
continuing growth
and
total,
and
This
history.
more
"The
will
Directors.
of
spent
electricity
ahead with
Ended
Nov.
EARNINGS
OF
1954
30—
1953
$
Gross-operating
Net
___
income-.
interest,
155,781,773
32.390,501
33,703,299
28.886.182
30,340,682
26,458,508
24,295,424
_
—___:
after
income
$
168,738,595
revenue
operating income
____
etc._„______
^_____
stock
3,367,142
3,367,77a
23,091.366
preferred
on
20.927,646
7,473.798
6,794.362
$3.09
Balance
$3.08
Common^shares outstanding
"per common share-.
Earnings
180,
2394.
p.
Continental Loaii
The
company
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
filed
22
Dec.
on
shares
1,304,474
907,371
345,301
260,517
Management
728,505
516,502
and
shares
proceeds
200
be
to
are
used
and
to
are
for
Cook
letter
a
Dallas,
notification
of
to buy
capital.
$1,400
with
SEC
the
unit
through the
remaining 12,000
per
The
Texas.
underwriter at $2
the
by
used
be
at
stock
of
Corp.,
purchased
working
per
share.
The
and Mutual
stock of Budget
common
$179,672
$190,907
14,838
47,219
32,866
4,147
♦2,011
14,756
9,552
1,712,766
1,936.614
1,751,357
railway--
253,401
377,194
338,517
income
42,051
130,418
119,665
78,050
Dec.
on
principal
10
of
four
and
for
filed
a
called
the
Y.y
for
or
Chile.—y.
at
of
the
180,
p.
the
Net
(Tara-
of
on
Jan.
Schroder
office of
2081.
20-year
5%
1968-69 and
1955.
3,
Trust
the
Co.,
company,
serial debentures
1971-72 maturities
The bonds may be
61
Broadway,
Teatinos
New
No.
220.
General
Gas Corp.
net
sales
negligible
income
of
I
reported
$37,149,778
of
of
amount
the
$3.'26
r.et
per
for
the
of
sales
Earnings
30,
1954,
Blake,
1954
fiscal
color
television
that
and
the
C.,
leased
ware
President,
com¬
year
sets.
Co'.or
for
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Acquired—
below.—V. 180,
p.
1534.
at
the
an
.
sold
to
reported
its
first
two
annual
this
high
for
which
179,
the
p.
modern
insurance
for
a
period
months
rate
level
the
year,
$3.12
company
share,
per
highest
earnings
continuing
most
an
company
television
application.—V.
fiscal
to
recorded
of
to
the
on
net
income
$1,749,023,
or
operations
expand
through installation of a large
of
additional personnel,
Mr.
tributing
.
equal
at
4
is
newest: and
the
to
it
amounted to $1,729,640, equal,
share on 512,390 outstanding
previous
company
company
plants
been
per
the
when
year
the
firm's
has
year
$3.25
$1,666,696,
of
The
training
back
to
For
share.
common
that
fiscal
1954
stock.
fiscal
southern
ment
N.
the
dividends,
income
1951
Noting
its
for
common
capitalization.
same
Sales
and
Consolidated Gas
and
Sept.
Octave
30.
preferred
shares
Co.)—Partial Redemption—
issues
redemption
offices
ended
year
he added, should eventually be one of the p.incipal markets
capacitors, one of the company's major product items.
after
in
notified that $402,800 of the
at
Corp.—Sales
fiscal
the company's history,
television,
amount
different
Dec.
on,
the
for
earnings
highest in
Reporting
Wickenburg,
Inc.,
10-year
announced
was
pared with $43,630,816 for the year ended Sept, 30, 1353, Mr. Blake
pointed out that the latest year's volume was reached despite two
adverse factors.
These were the production by the televi ion industry
of
approximately
one
million sets less than in the previous year
2291.
Association,
and
second
said
.1,881,686
257,783
Hospital
1964, it
com¬
through
issue of $1,000,000
an
Electric
Cornell-Dubilier
Sales
the
p.
placement
1951
1952,-
1953
$177,819
29,656
180,
Privately—The
private
the
sinking fund notes, due Nov. 1,
on Dec. 29.—V. 178,
p. 1875.
$163,519
income
Sold
Co.—Notes
negotiated
Blunt Ellis & Simmons of
Greenville Ry.—Earnings1954
at
Electric
has
pany
running
See
Board
work
3,020,092
865,151
391,775
railway-.—
N.
plans
company's
have
$69,000,000
25,712
& Antofagasta Nitrate
been
bonds,
used for property additions and improvements
treasury for expenditures made for such pur¬
construction in 1954 are estimated to amount
Such
of
89,599
•
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca y Antofagasta
redeemed
for
which
of
Whiting.
in
have
be
the
1954.
use
$279,385
138.501
railway
issued
being
will
debenture
$311,577
108,103
corporation
Holders
registration statement
a
first mortgage
of
Securities
1952
$265,099
.
pasa
Co.—Registers With SEC-—
28 filed
$70,000,000.-
Mr.
1951
1953
$292,844
railway,
oper.
Santiago,
through
December,
Mr.
Farrington
said,
the
increased
reflecting the strengthening of the business situation generally.
180, p. 2291.
-
lor
competitive bidding.
company
"We
covering $150,000 of 20-year 414%
be
are
adjustment
covering $150,000 of 4%
10-year debentures and 42.000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par 10 cents), of which the total amount of debentures
and 30,000 shares
of stock are to be offered in units of one $1,000
letter of notification with the
first mortgage bonds due 1975
denominations of $100, $500,
$1,000,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
for construction and equipping of new- hospital building.
The
SEC
to
$0.01
1,083,161
and
expansion of electric and gas facilities serving a 64
county Outstate Michigan'area, according to Justin R. Whiting, Chair¬
1,144,937
1954
Community
not
in
31,
of
This
Ariz.—Fil<^ With SEC—
far
is
did
*$11,000
1,083,161
struction
.
generally.
revenue
>
a
farm machinery,
traffic
—V.
the
said,
'
cars,
competition
"that
compared
for
carloadings on a basis equivalent to revenue earned
1953."
Various factors responsible, l^e indicated, included
changes in the movement of various commodities.
Island's gross for
1954 is expected to be about 12% below
Adjustment
of
as
average
Farrington
Nov. 28/53
f$0.11
2595.
21
Dec.
on
reimburse
$69,070,000,
4,354,765
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
&
♦Deficit.—V.
with
income.
use
Mr.
in
year's
motor
loadings,
decline
"Unfortunately,"
includes
p.
6%
Expenditures
to
2291.
from
Net
toward
1769.
p.
Inc.—Reports Loss—/ '
etc.
at
proceeds
to
poses.
...
car
13%
the
2,151,517
income—
oper.
Net
Island Lines should
Farrington,
President,
Farrington
Mr.
trend
the
decrease
than
14,860,429
4,644,534
2,098,190
railway
p.
from
Net
Rock
converted
was
14,714,683
4,863,477
1,168,538
railway
from
Gross
5,890,024
7,498,283
said, come from various key
greater production
to build
up
inventories
is indicative of
what
should be
stronger traffic trends.
While
the
Rock
Island
will
round
out
1954. with
somthing
like
less
14,870,552
2,715,892
Columbus &
188,604,525 186,783,326
25.294.699
22.8'14,750
loss
Dec.
$30,000,000
public sale
lor
From Jan. 1—
loadings
industries,
13,114,025
income
r?T oper.
1,122,374
by
small
relatively
_______
proceeds
company
covering
3,241.461
3,403,932
1,697,378
stock
common
the
remainder
1-—
Net
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Outlook, etc.—
•show
257,805
railway
oper.
from
Gross
Car
663,634
421,774
November—
railway
ry.
—V.
624,424
189,673
railway
from
From Jan. 1—
Gross
p.
from
Net
$17,567,633 $17,665,497
2,448.008
754,883
1
railway
from
Net
456,283
80,407
income
2291.
Net
1952
1953
180,
into
redeem
this
t$l 17,000
Consumers Power
This
$1,530,822
$1,555,916
232,486
railway
From Jan.
November-
to
of
1952,
1951
1952
1953
$1,401,799
railway
180,
Gross
Chicago
all
_
of
capital,
Dividends
$1,368,700
income
oper.
Net
& North Western Ry.—Earnings—
converted
issued,
in
Lebanon, Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
on
working
Gross
1954
Colorado
2394.
p.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Southern Ry.— -Earnings-
railway
from
ry.
Gross
217,404,337 239,501,394
railway—
oper.
old debentures, they will be offered
2350.
p.
November—
railway
from
Net
&
railway
from
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
period.—V. 175,
oper.
Net
1951
1952
1953
&
Power
sold
Nov. 27/54
denominations
writing.
—V.
Pacific RR.— Earnings
been
was
Nearly
debentures
/___
and
$300,000
(in
par
From Jan. 1—
$20,863,354 $21,014,248 $21,735,082 $22,721,264
5,364,873
4,826,587
3,250,653
4,190,621
2,920,410
1,179,426
1,612,040
2,073,513
railway-
of
use
extended
Net
1,449,634
had
aate."—V.
tNet
company
covering
Net
19,605,902
4,219,183
i.itu
Water
Pennsylvania
company,
convertible
the
of
November—
1,703,517
1954
by
169,355
20,006,172
4,745,595
»
oper.
maturing
subordinated indebtedness Of the company
the old debentures in order to provide the company
the funds represented thereby as working capital for
maturity
263,909
1,825,186
proceedings
in
Consumers Ice & Supply Co.,
Securities
8%.
be
Colorado
2291.
railway
from
Net
debentures,
of. the issue is to provide additional funds to be added
working funds which may be used for 'the development of additional
small
loan
and
other loan
business conducted by the company and
its subsidiaries
(or for reduction of short-term borrowings)
and to
Net
from
issued in exchange for
not
fund
the rate of $550 of new debentures for each $500
exchanged; and, to the extent that the new deben¬
1951
20,182,578
4,541,248
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Gross
SEC
to
Gross
November—
at
sinking
subordinated
junior
of
$1,848,691
485,296
1,769,020
income—_
oper,
the
is
19,049,853
4,417,"89
railway—
from
Net
with
cash
Gross
railway
from
Net
statement
and
From Jan. 1—
Gross
co.,ts
purchase
power
Penn
of
Com¬
of
Power
oui*
reduce
merger
Ended—
income.
468,750
593,656
$1,873,896
$1,800,295
480,079
180,407
the
period—
expansion
863,052
310,645
the
A
share
per
industries
Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc., are the principal underwriters;
the
underwriting commission on the
new
debentures sold for
1952
1953
1954
November—
irom
Registers
—
and
Ry.—Earnings—
& Louisville
fx-om
Federal
power
discriminatory
trying to change
been
stockholders
Pennsylvania
to
the
3'%%
call
a
outstanding
electric
debentuies
are
registration
a
generally at the principal amount thereof.
31,272,807
8,711,989
2,803,911
for
Shares
on
1958,
old
with
Net
to
are
filed
Chicago, 111.
Corp.,
Exchange Commission—
$2,953,717
32,953,704
9.838.140
3,382,983
28,501,657
9,449,571
3,737,074
of
and
net
sharp.
common
per
contracts
new
surviving
of
issue.
the
Quarter
loss
20, 1954, covering $2,500,000 of 6% junior subordinated
debentures, series B, due Dec. 1, 1968. The new deben¬
be ofiered initially in exchange for presently outstanding
Dec.
represented
Chicago, Indianapolis
Gross
corporation
on
tures
2291.
p.
and
The purpose
railway
oper.
when
of
redemption
Earnings
push
Acceptance
sinking fund
From Jan. 1—
Gross
income—
Securities
The
SEC
1951
.
com¬
reported
Plans Large Expenditures—
2291.
p.
Colonial
tures
1954
$2,725,922
railway-
from
signed
Consolidated Textile Co.,
$2,005,540
$2,086,210
868,609
railway
oper.
With
Ry.—Earnings—
Chicago Great Western
the
on
company
quarterly letter
purchase
The
the
$1.59
his
Commission.
the
with
$12,700,000
October,
remainder
1951
1952
1953
$1,892,735
894,875
income—
railway
180,
Dec.
November—
Gross
the
have
we
Power
1953,
to
in
terminate
$16,484,300
than
more
late
The
2291.
p.
be
the
to
$1,897,032
railway—
from
of
a
"Of
reason
every
that
in
been
them.
and
Federal
will
ments
and Climax will operate
Waterflood Division of its oil
1954
oper.
Net
in 1953.
to believe that the present level of our
operations will continue through 1955, and we are forecasting a 5%
increase in
total revenues for the new year."
Mr. Roddewig said his forecast was based on stepped-up industrial
activity throughout the territory served by the C. & E. I., including
an
anticipated higher production of Plymouth automobiles at Evansville, Inch, and increased production of bituminous coal.
The rail¬
road company also expects a higher volume of overhead traffic as
a
result
of
increased
production
throughout the country, he said.
is
"There
other
share
program,
From Jan. 1—
with $2,300,000
compared
reports net
deductions,
company
and
per
Light Co.
RR.—Earnings—
railway
Gross-from
approximately $2,000,000
for
have
Co.
approved
power
the
President,
contracts
Power
Las
before
has been liquidated
and
Gross, from
affiliated companies,
for 1954,
revenues from
"New
period
equivaient
Crane,
loss per share.—V. 179,
Co.—Acquires Oil Properties—
milling uranium,
oil.-—V. 180, p. 1872.
mining
Clinchfield
year,
$9,256,000,
P.
&
excess
November.
this
$1.75
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. has been approved by the stock¬
holders of both companies.
Upon completion of the merger which is
stiil
subject to regulatory approval,
our
purchased
power
arrange¬
man
carloadings
"December
1954,
charges
to
1,000
1950.
and
of
arrangements
company.
past
producing
for
30,
fixed
dividends
corresponding
Charles
•
Cliniax-Brundred
the
as
November.—
second best
company's
in -the
working
are
diversification
its
In
Oil Corp.
Whitehill
the
now
November in the
Roddewig said, "exceeded only by November,
the
were
than
more
•"
$2,867,804
with
compared
$2,887,572,
were
earnings
month's
of
average
an
acquisition will more than double the Climax oil production
represents the third major investment in waterflood properties
In
year.
"Last
than
properties
made
highest of any month in 1954 C. M.
Roddewig,
President, said
on
Dec. 27 in a report forecasting
a
continuation of increased business and higher earnings ior
o.
November net income was $240,876, compared with $202,099 in
the
same
month last year, Mr. Roddewig reported, and
total operating
the
earnings were
1;
Dec.
This
Gain—
November Earnings Show
ended
Nov.
after
:
the
income
department.
and
November
with the return to full-scale produc¬
line
ended
preferred
wells.
The
stock
Class
last
cars a
weeks
four
another
1,500
of $2 a share annually on the
equivalent to the maximum dividend rate
cjass
1955 model
248,000 for
for Chrysler
from dealers for new
totaled 448,000, including
this company has
acquired oil leasts in northeastern Oklahoma valued at more than
$5,000,000, Arthur H. Bunker, President, announced on Dec. 30.
Climax has purchased all the lease.4 formerly held by the Whitehill
Oil
Corp.
ol Tulsa, and most of the leases formerly held by -the
Whitehill
lamily and
associates from William J. Sherry of Tulsa,
who
acquired
them
from
the
original owners.
The leases cover
about
13,500
acres
primarily in the Nowata Field.
Production by
waterflooding is at the approximate rate of 1,500 barrels a day from
is offering to exchange
company
the
after
month
a
months
$10,830,000,
after
purchased
plants, now turning out more than 30,000 new
week, or slightly more than 20% of the indus¬
Corp.
Climax Molybdenum
RR.—Exchange Offer—
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
The
on
cars
charges.
As
2394.
p.
For
♦Net
241,942,551
68,409,933
26,243,044 26,445,984
28,509,135
25,313,883
income—
oper.
180,
than
less
Nov. ,17.
received
orders
passenger
plants.—V.
area
railway™ 231,056,840 256,782,583 245,376,413
57,729,559
72,303,542
68,714,045
railway..-
from
Net
within
mark
100,000 for Dodge, 40,000 for DeSoto and 60,000
the
More
7,288,^93
From Jan. 1—
Gross
after
13,
Corp.
passenger
model
23,078,188
23,999,191
7,709,267
2,785,881
23,112,512
railway—
from
160,000—
11
of
stated,
persons per working day were added to Chrysler Corp, employment
rolls, as the company returned to its full-force operations with the
recall ol
substantially all its employees affected by the recent new
1951
1952"
$
$
V-'
V
1953
1954
•
the
Water
first introduced
in Chrysler
model
Quincy RR.- —Earnings—
&
railway.-.—
from
♦1,036,676
Imperial.
Current employment is in
104.52 its out¬
re¬
at
to redeem
expects
company
of 3'/a% debentures due Aug. 15, 1984. The
will go . for expansion and improvement.—V.
Burlington
November—
2,764,001
*91,73p
half-million
Dec.
of
Plymouth,
For
Gross
4,281,801
649,120
2291.
try's weekly output.
Chicago,
3, 898,964
"628,528
p.
Light & Power Co. of Bal-
Electric
si-ock.
mon
Corp.—Employment Over
were
Chrysler
the first 150,000
Co.,
Telegraph
i
—V.
180,
the
cars
new
567.
p.
4,278,067
income
For
,
and
the
proceeds
maining
30,846,762
Employment in this corporation's U. S. plants climbed to 160,000 on
16 as factory orders for 1955 Chrysler-built passenger tars ap¬
Morrel, Vice-President, the utility expects that
registrationwith the SEC- "will be subject to com¬
common stock will be offered at
$15,000,000
standing
31,531,447
railway—
oper.
proached
March 31."
on
31, 398,399
o*
Dec.
_
bidding on Feb. 1 and the
the American Telephone &
to
par
equivaient
29,945,617
railway——
from
Chrysler
G.
the debentures after
petitive
income
351,932
mission
to the Maryland P. S. Commission for
$25,000,000 of 40-year debentures and 250,000
stock.
common
487,953
321,261
From Jan. 1—
Gross
plans to apply
company
$3,016,833
714,030
314,514
Potomac
&
authority to issue and sell
of
$3,164,722
816,382
90,916
income
♦Deficit.—V.
shares
$3, 179,314
557,245
railway--
oper.
94.597,938
Telephone Co. of Baltimore
City—Plans to'Sell Stock and Debentures—
Chesapeake
$2,918,930
railway—-
from
Gross
26,113,217 277,891,158 319,868,669
26,150,879
revenue
oper.
Consolidated Gas
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
timore—Earnings Increase—New Contracts Signed—
>
1951
1952
1953
1954
November—-
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$
$
1954—Month—1953
Nov. 30—
Ry.—Earnings
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
RR.—Earnings-
Chesapeake & Ohio
Period End
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to
of
the
$39,000,000,
the
many
company's
2140.
of
plant,
29
for
equip¬
at
Sanford,
$1,325,000
years.
current
Mr.
and
,
fiscal
Blake
electronic
diversified
of
announced
Blake
located
company
of
amount
reported,
fields
product
year
other
line
has
are
at¬
than
wide
Volume 181
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(5)
Cory
Jules
Co.,
Corp.—New
W.
Lederer
which
The
is
Autopoint
automatic
office
Co.
pencils,
equipment
Mr.
Ledeser
of
the
V.
180,
has
President of
been
division
a
of
appointed
Unit—Autopoint
products,
National
Sales
and
Presto
1955-57
be
Director,
Industries
of
and
Eau
member
a
incurred
RR.
November—
Gross
1954
Norman
ry.
railway—' $4,365,119
railway
873,354
from
Net
income—'-
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
•^-V.
1951
$4,829,326
1,263,850
793,889
701,007
stock
of
Scnsenbrenner
their
popular
2
44,762.742
50,852,403
52,624,831
54,212,617
8,988.655
12,652,350
12.379,904
11.814,123
5,324,567
9,284,132
6,520,514
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
-
railway—
-Earnings—
This
corporation
1953
1952
$7,437,350
1,287,557
1,252,101
2,137.056
1,397,704
682,407
678,612
1,059,998
723,463
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
71,630,313
82,775.259
85,270,282
81,283 234
15,020,266
railway——1,
12.194,616
18.832,355
19,411,388
income-—
5,934,934
9,378,591
9.493,938
oper.
180,
amount.
to
shares
pi 2292.
that
Scnsenbrenner
the
DWG
Sons,
purchase
Los
all
the
of
company.
been
being
Santa
bonds
to
West
manufacturing
Fe,
which
is
cigars
Stuart
of
Cooper,
Presidei
expenditures
1955.
This
178,
of
one
be
and
the
X -"
business
the
■■
other/tlmft
sale
5
share,
a
bonds
to
up
shares
at
dealers
of
the
of
of
the
of
rate
the
sidiaries,
Eastern
#9,500,000
Delmarva
The
Eastern
Shore
in
Public
Peninsula
Shore
Service
the
Wilmington
announcing
the
1955
In
announced
that
the
which
been
Under
has
placed
and
in
regular
larger
the
announced
for
new
authorization
aruction
con
projects
in
construction
program
provides
for
expansion
and
electiic transmission and distribution facilities
th.oogn-
ox
entire
facilities
totaling
28
third
the
by
Public
Co.
oX
Service
construction
With
at Edge
since
the
two
sub¬
Maryland
and
distribution
March,
Oct.
on
22/ 1954;
irri'
to acquire
and
Mr.
Cooper
will
1953,
also
Power Station
service
shortly
of
this
be
new
unit,
the Edge Moor Power Station will have a
generating
214,000 kw., an incsease of almost fiO'A of the
original
capacity.
The capacity oi the new unit is
78,OOQf kw. compared with
68,000 kw. for each of the two
generating units now in service.—
V. 179, p. 2807.
capacity
of
Edison
Co.
(&
the
of
has
not
a
for
Gross
1954
all
of
from
expenses
Income
Other
utility operations.
from
194,648,744
162,295,082
32,361,062
—
balance
of
169,244
492,118
for
Gross
corporate
Net
Cash
income—.....—
from
32,530,306
—
declared
or
21.335.258
17,156,216
income
dividends paid
8.628,898
21.586,127
—
29,964,156
10,944,179
and
pool
and
in
the
business
construction
income
share
per
for
working
5,838,214
of
capital stock
is
$2.00
deck
to
will
shares
on
10,649,343
outstanding
respectively).—V.
180,
at
p.
_
be
be
made
used
November—
from
end
of
period
(10,784,838
and
2187.
1954
railway..—
Corp.,
from
from
Net
ry.
net
proceeds
name
arc
is
from
plant
March,
1953
1952
1951
of
wide
a
the
science
'Common
1,
21,
25
officers and
640,064
268,168
379,581
102,753
20,757.932
16,193,830
17 101.715
3,664,052
180,
6,342,620
5,364.669
6 353,597
3,007,849
2,791,950
2,340,618
2,641,268
2292.
p.
of
new
1954
1953
voting
50,000
the
of
management,
1952
1951
time
$613,388
$730,012
368.063
122,278
71,847
railway.
at
they
6,792,525
7,898.579
7,0->G,859
3.615.709
3,138,030
2,906,558
768,075
1,052,886
976,374
774,416
Sterling National Bank
Co.
Power
New York,
The
SEC
to
Trust
&
N.
Co.
ol'
New
York,
Jan.
to
receive
it
of
become
1975.
1,
5705,
be
offered
Missabe
from
for Bonds—
up
to
of
the
Rockefeller
180,
and
\
(EST)
noon
first
Iron
&
Gross
at
railway
Va.
this
50,000
at
price
a
of
$2
oi
Co.,
Johnson
City,
Tenn.—
of
of
notification
of
bonds dated
$1,000 /each)
The
net
proceeds
improvements,
In
has
through
to
are
the
D.
be
T.
used
tires
$5,674 914
and
1952
from
$4,327,455
$4,727,258
1,893,118
1,739,025
586,031
303,(302
*589,267,
51,128,306
44,120.094
15,045,055
1,390,362
3,392,576
3,497,790
3,594,566
180,
estimated
an
its
Watch
total
pension
Pension
Co.—Extends
cost
of
to
program
$1,100,000,
this
employees
cover
Program
has
company
Wadsworlh
its
of
Hedley division plants at Dayton, Ky., and Providence,
M, Biggins, Vice-President, announced on Dec. 23.
cost
covers
full
assumes
past
liability,"
service
benefits
added,
he
"and
which
for
the
expenditures
ex¬
R.
the
covering
55,326,604
20,196 793
5,204,397
of
it
matched
about
period
a
pension
of
years."
death
and
benefits
paid
180,
out.—V.
2292.
p.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—Announces Rev¬
1953.
1952
$372,900
$479,900
$463,100
116.295
221.121
145,443
income,
46.568
*72,008
1951
121,240
A
69,500
.
1—
by
railway-
•5,094.600
4.612.200
5/415,000
4,694,800
1,051,182
515.946
1,220.584
929.780
*121,808
*480,657
139,923
54,451
income.
180,
introdicid
and
field
has
issued
request
issue
a
an
order
hearing
of
thi-
and sell,
upon
Financing—
giving interested
the
company.
at
on
from
preferred
As
previously
competitive
persons
and
bidding,
until
common
reported
160,000
and
Jan.
7,
stock
Ducuie
ne
shares of
a
to
Abrams
in
the
that
and
SEC
of
stems,
sy
other
for
the
to
act
Dec.
on
of
products
With-
13,
series
shares
Co.
of
covering
debentures
B
stock
common
time
being.
ot
Anderson
underwriter.—V,
as
Issues
—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
issued
history
a
the
180,
Historical
the
book
status
throughout
history,
Firestone
entitled
from
company
story
firm
small
a
the
of
selling
manufacturing
one
growth
and
of
solid
selling
world.
is
complete
a
insofar
one,
concerned.—V.
are
180,
the
as
2635.
p.
Corp., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
Dec.
on
filed
23
amendment
an
its
to
registration
additional
an
$'20,000,000
of
Periodic
Plans.—V. 179, p. 2369.
Payment
Payment
Ry.—^Earnings1954
railway
1953
1952
1951
$2,510,604
$2,441,405
$2,390.3'"5
440,987
259,217
353,906
605,910
66,155
*34,627
51,608
317,577
28,548,934
railway—
29,870,879
30.575,708
,894.474
7,050.465
.210.174
3,502,72^
,963,808
_.
income—
oper.
the
as
of
the
it
story
Firestone
time.
tells
position
booklet
64-page
a
the
of
present
original
brief
a
the
$2 ,539.735
From Jan. 1—.
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
railway
railway
*Deiiclt.—V.
180,
6
4,253,585
-
income—
oper.
Follansbee
Charles
trialists,
123,857
078,523
2,415,785
2293.
p.
&
joint
Federal
world.
senior
Rafncr,
and
which
Detroit
Hokin
Wiener
the
In
it
1953
will
in
"We
intend
the
porce¬
in
the
Chairman
as
the
in
of
its
of
firm
law
Thorpe,
40%
principal
offices
and
all
of
its
Beard.
Benjamin
were
of
ail
the
President
as
the
Reed
of
in
on
business
transaction
Chicago
Bell
A.
the
enameled
States.
carried
Wiener
Mr.
of
than
United
be
with
Pa.
serve
purchasers
in
of
Mich.
porcelain
more
the
to
charge
in
of
produced
continue
Rocks,
be
wi'l
James
said,
leader
the
as
President
is
manufacturer
Wyndotte,
producer
manufactured
McKecs
partner
and
large
a
and
and
Wiener
Mr.
is
position
largest
s
actively
Hokin
Mr.
Representing
Board
in
Enameling & Stamping Co.,
at
will
indus¬
industry."
the
busine
and
corporation's Federal Enameling
for an undisclosed purchase price.
Co.,
Messrs.
kitchenware
operations
the
plants
is
Chicago
the
Enameling's
the
in
company
Gouid,
of
Malleable
kitcbenware
purchased
of
Detroit
Hokin,
Pittsburgh
with
Federal
enameled
and
<fc
Enameling
kitchenware
the
in
statement
ename'ed
Federal
Unit—
Myron
purchased
Chairman
is
Brass
fittings,
further
lain
23
Division
Hokin
Detroit
plumbing
Corp.—-Sells Enameling
and
Dec.
Stamping
a
Steel
Wiener
011
Schradzke,
and
Z.
Gould
Armstrong
of
Name Changed—Effective Dec. 28 dealings on the New
Stock
Exchange were made in common stock
York
distribution
A
(par, $5)
each
both
10
times
national
a
The
Dec.
the
circuit,
operating
increases
the
ov»r
produced,
the
he
life
of
its
which
sales
is
components
cost
life
of
of
the
made
that
the
Emerson
it
Fort
.
of
receivers
circuitry,
has
from
Net
ry.
parts
in
any
—V.
will
be
placed
in
the ^circuitry
cumulative
mailed
$10)
Jan.
of
7
preferred
t'-e
to
stock
holder
held
Follansbee
ol'
of
record
1873.
&
Denver
Ry.- -Earnings—
1954
,
1953
per
1
1952
1951
$2,266 879
$2,156,998
laLway—
1,056,139
396.56.5
845,874
807,043
419,967
172,447
559,751
336.977
21,605,430
20,780.698
income-—
'
railway
p.
19.131.254
5 728,125
6.410,643
5,098.454
2,531,955
income—_
21,679.932
5,665,775
railway
2.517,ip0
3,042.854'
1,902,333
2396.
of
less
Frito
Co.—Profit-Sharing Bonus—
ap¬
The
parts
other
incorpo¬
p 0 luc ion
will
be
$1,752,425
oper.
180,
to
distributed
company
approximately
,
which
5%
new
(par
$2,908,423
from
from
rv.
by
of
will
railway
oper.
Net
requiring
share
stock
29 by Lee Higginson Corp. at $48.50
completed.—V. 179, p. 2037.
Worth
Net
component
been
containing
Dec.
was
from
Doolin,
claimed.
new
line,
p.
November-^Gross
The
stated
entire
180,
on
share,
circuit
result
one
Chemical
common
Foote Mineral Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondaryoffering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par $1) was
applied
executives
rec.iver
a
the
of
span
of
Union
of
22.—V.
Gross
meeting
new
of
share
From Jan. 1—
Circuit—
higher-efficiency
new
and
deliveries
next
large-size
at
reduces
50'1
previously
Another
on
30
of
power,
two
mence
fi¬
Dec.
representatives.
proximately
rated
Co.—Hearing
on
development
operating
receiver
2292.
p.
Light
Television
"revolutionary development in television" was the term
Benjamin Abrams,
President,
to
the
company
new
TV
the
proposal
to
span
olutionary New
1954
the
was
recently
to
products
is
and
Net
railway
SEC
will
180, p. 2292.
136.682
tools
In
activities
camera
I.,
company
276
$462,700
and
(par $10) of Union Chemical & Materials Corp. in view
change in name from Follansbee Steel Corp.
2292.
p.
5,951,777
railway..
Division.
service
and
385
Rubber
Florida East Coast
18,573.570
15,323,395
ralwiay
Potentiometer
Com¬
expanded
Corp.- -Offering
with
Fla.,
November—
50.441,212
15,082,652
income.
Elgin National
At
"The
Ry.—Earnings-r-
the
Pittsburgh.
39,471.591
__
47,*500
Pacific
acquired.
Division.
filed
present
corporation
Gross
$4,587,910
♦1,074 226
9,760,595
&
completed
date, will be
house
to
cameras
workshop
withdrawn
just
its
its
to
operations.
1951
62,555,135
Winnipeg
be
debentures,; $53,250
&
words,
Single
the
28 569,491
5,513,392
in
be
later
a
recently
'
sales
aerial
Management
1900
covering
and
railway
38,496,634
railway..11.875.8C2
income.—
at
will
of
John
$3 860,663
will
house
the
been
First Investors
The
10
1951
$3,490,186
plant
with
Beach,
has
in
company
thousands
-
1952
land
of
Fairchild's
will
Pacemaker,"
an
highlights of
1954,
1,
mortgage
Ry.- -Earnings—
of
and
Tire
pictures
the
to
with
Dec.
6,529.463
railway-
*Deficit.^-V.
new
cattle
A
Palm
company
rubber
etc.
J 953
805,911
railway
oper.
the
notification
series
founding
In
1.642,035
...
feet
1955.
Ranch
Inc.,
"Pioneer
its
share.
per
$3 690,81C
—
income.
acres
which
*
employees at the discretion
the purchase of 100,000
letter
a
capital
plant
permit
1954
railway-
from
ry.
Mr.
proposes
with
and
Elgin's
pension
program,
started
in
1918,
has
total
assets
of
$14,200,000.
The company has contributed $9,900,000 to the program.
Employee
contributions,
after
refunds,
total
$5,800,000.
Income
resulting from investments, totaling $5,600,000 since 1918. has just
oper.
to
connection
designees
liability
Duquesne
The
in
*360,414
'Deficit.—V.
1P55,
and
denicninations
lor
corporation
new
a
Booklet—
the
*225,323
from
nancing
shares
number
916,443
From Jan.
ry.
224,250
which
1,913
2,239.326
oper.
Net
for
$22,403
and
747,632
from
from
stock
300,C87
November—
Net
of
arrears
A
of
their
mortgage 6'A
Bristol,
of
2695.
p.
on
'814 437
Du'ulh,
Gross
stockholders
*328.740
income
'Deficit.—V.
ry.
Co.,
estaie,
railway
oper.
.from
/
Jan.
on
refunding
1953
$907,564
railway
oper:
Net
&
letter
Gross
issued,
Corp.,
filed
20
el'ec-
expanding
this
Coast,
of
squar^
24,000
Industries
corporation,
Cook
373.750 shs.
until a date 13 months following
will be exercisable thereafter until
from
the exercise date, after which
void.-^-V. 180, p. 2695.
first
of
(in
par
real
from
from
ry.
bidding papers may be ob¬
Plaza, New York 20, N.
Y,
Range
from
from
share
company
Water
feet
$82,500 of series C debentures and
this
and
and
the
by
West
construction
1932.
p.
Out-tending
years
November-
26)5.
p.
1954
oper.
Net
the
of
products
statement
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
the
in
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—
and
from
179,
$150,000
exercisable
Dec.
on
Investment
purchase
Net
bids
Copies
30
2395.)—V.
p.
Dululh,
ry.
be
five
null
plus
exchanged
or
aggregate
of
offering,
date
company
Gross
10
$49,000,000
November—
Net
not
public
be
officers
the
Tennessee
Net
Y.
2593.
p.
Co.—Bids Jan.
from
Room
180,
Net
in
stock
covering $160,000
tended
Gros3
parts required
approximately 80%.
to
introduced
drawn—
100,000
common
per
underwriters
products
the
the
square
concerned
Fairchild
Farm
name
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
below.—V.. 180,
plans
at
ry.
—V.
present
FINANCING
the
by
stock
were
reception
consumer
cartridges,
completion
of the new building,
temporary engineering and
facilities
for
the
Potentiometer Division
will
be
housed
in
Fuji-child's
present
West
Coast
headquarters
in- Pasadena,
Caiil'.
Mr.
6,928,781
2,054,948
42nd Street.,
due
Net
Sep¬
manu¬
progress
PRESENT
par
25c
its
on
six
lacliiies
divisions
arts
the
The
in
The
basic
of
noteworthy
TO
preferred
stuck
share.
common
good
and
pen
sample
of
East
McKee
the
East
purchase
from
equip¬
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
2292.
p.
company
Net
D.
245,471
29,957
railway.,
income
Duke
Gross
of
for
April,
in
facilities
Glfice
graphic
$626,478
229,769
62,162
Lane-Wells
V.
addition,
re¬
plant
Philadelphia, Pa. This
where approximately 200
ft.
sq.
no
Ball"
for
24,000
approximately
manufacturing
Fairchild
needs
plans
additional
expected
function
Primary
capital.
Pennsylvania
100,000
value
directors,
will
warrants
present
Net
(See
to
not
additional
for
in
authorized
of
totaled $14,999,156
1954,
Calif.
an
Firestone
750,000 shs.
warrants
the
will
common
expiration
B
own
to
company's
of
the
248.295
Dresser Industries,
bonds
referred
Avenue,
.
par
purchase
to
Net
tained
011
is
of
Offered—S.
Philadelphia.
achieved
shares
acknowledged
industries
building,
and
located
The
common
stock
directors
stock
the
Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
$608,437
122
the
growing
avionic
new
pletion
for,
deposit
equipment
working
cents).
2,953V2
common
financing,
shares
income.._
made
The
in
EFFECT
shares of
1,110.24
1954,
of
shares
Holders of first mortgage 20-year 2%
bonds due March 1, 1957, are
being notified that all of the outstanding bonds are
being called for
redemption at par and accrued interest on Feb. 1, 1955.
Redemption
for
stock;
amfeommenced its
manufacture
recapitalization
a
Dorset Hotel Corp.—To Retire Bonds—
See
has
GIVING
(par
to
1954,
Dec.
to
be
President,
announced
1
Angeles,
The
variety of electrical and electronic equipment.
—
314,727
oper.
trustee,
the
and
initially
automation.
stock
$1,412,037
railway
from
180.
will
the
Authorized
622.200
/
from
—V.
50,000
the
in
company
Young,
meet,
Jan.
on
While
CAPITALIZATION
to
From Jan. 1—
ry.
for
Corp.
Erie
months ended Nov. 30,
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—New PlantTo
swimming-
company's executive offices and
below
containing
is engaged
of
addition,
$1,519,525
income...
oper.
Net
a
for
$900,000
a
lessee,
and
used
be
and
1948
The
Street
M
J.
tronic
at $2 per share.
to
are
15,973.040
company's new- "Small
November.—V. 180, p. 815.
in
employed.
are
assemblers
new
in
at
company
•Pursuant
railway..
from
Net
capital
with
Inc.,
incorporated
was
1951.
577,608
November—
Gross
Inc.
Pa.—Stock
products
new
adopted
located
modern
a
The
The
ry.
Hotel
furnishings
Electro-Connector
in
was
now
people
the
as
operations
$1,717,503
—.
Detroit & Toledo
Net
Hotel,
together
Morocco
(par 25 cents)
tooling for
1947
tThe
railway
oper.
Net
and
$582,200
said lessee and lor general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation
Dec.
15.974.209
railway
'Deficit.—V.
Gross
El
furniture,
Philadelphia,
stock
and
tember,
From Jan. 1—
Net
hall,
follows:
as
Co., and J. B. Boucher & Co., both of New
City, on Dec. 30 offered publicly 149,500 shares of
*16,287
railway
oper. income.—'f
ry.
Vegas
balance,
38.179,744
16,621,513
Until
used
&
$1,524 879
from
Gross
Las
The
by
for
tWarrants
Net
of
area.
PROCEEDS—The
ment
$2.00
.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Net
convention
a
164,122.449
38,268,172
17,915,976
with
Plans
'Based
Gross
Inc., a
consisting of
,
be
to
161,372,316
43,592,436
11,651,351
per
Hotel
$5,000,000.
are
168,202,670
25,819,452
the
and
In
capital
...;
entertainment,
cost
quired to be supplied by
by
Retained
♦Net
Vegas
of the
main
hotel building;
pavilions; and $200,000 for construction of
pool
$1,000,000
above,
15,497,044
4,429.911
income
Las
construction
of
on
facturing
Deductions
the
and
estimated
purchase, price
$3,900,000
29,472,038
utility operations..
income
dancing
The
construct
191,767,120
162,287,682
,
—
by
a
common
$
owned
proceeds/of the financing
York
1953
$
revenues
Utility
property
concrete
orchestra,
theatre.
139.931,043
income.—
oper.
Fred
for
yet
as
stories
Casino,
a
Fuller
Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
*'•••
the
2,097,50«
sales of $15,415,757 for the same
period of the previous
company's fiscal year ends Feb. 28, 1955.
After provision of
$669,000 for income taxes, net earnings for the
latest nine-month
period amounted to $835,369, equal, alter preferred
dividends, to 32 cents per share of common stock. Net income for the
comparable period of the previous year, after
provision of $751,000 for
taxes, amounted to $961,942, equal to $1.01
sell
brokers
fireproof hotel fully air-conditioned,
containing 255 guest rooms.
The first floor will contain
nightclub with entertainment facilities, a
dining-room,
coffee Shop, theatre cocktail lounge
maintaining a bar and provisions
eight
Elco
Detroit
of
4.432.464
1,909,541
The
year.
10
may
amount
it
4.221,622
1,459,842
Eversharp, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Lower—
proportion
tib purchase
agreement
3,376,755
$15,430,340
180, p. 2292.
Los
gas
Moor
in
piacmg
portion
Net
program,
generating unit
its
a
reinforced
/
e
service.
of
Co.
Virginia, and for
area.
construction
and
company
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
•
•
1061
$15,115,727
debenture
in
through
principal
prin¬
have
company
and
the
due
The
the
$9,900
The
with
stock.
100%
1QS9
1,132,990
from
Net
most
bonds,
shall
increasing
to
%
at
bonds
purchased.
shares
statement
common
1QST
$13,845,244
2.765,715
income
oper.
1954
$12,825,144
Net sales for the nine
debenture
par
public
10c
of
bonds
organied
was
at
of
10c
debenture
amount
common
fund
Its
for
of
stock
commissions
or
of
debenture
of
reistration
a
sinking
offered
debenture
bends
filed
8%
purchaser
with
of
'The-company
on
Dec.
on
Gross
1985.
p.
outstanding capital stock and debt of Las VfegAls Hotel Inc., and to
negotiate a lease with El Morocco Hotel. Inc.
It
proposes
to build
new
improvement
out
t.
ry.
'
railway,
railway
since
the
Delaware Power & Light Co.—New Construction—
from
—V.
,
Coast.—V.
shares
common
bonds.
done
29
of
to
are
caqtt', $100
amount
discount
a
Dec.
on
Each
purchased,
the
at
6,527,595
.
!
1
'
the
on
1,950,000
purchase
for
debenture
railway-.,.,
that
have
$6,000,000
hight
1951
$7,871,411
income—
covering
1,
cipal
$6,937,548
RR.—Earnings—
from
From Jan. 1—
Morocco
1967, and
debe-ntuTe bonds
$6,626,421
railway
oper.
Gross
2695.
p.
announced
A.
through
brand
principal
22
acquire
1955
Sons
cigar brands
SEC
November—
;
180,
Enterprises, Inc., Las Vegas,
Nev.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
5,240,691
'
Erie
November—
loans
compared
El
2394.
p.
Dec.
on
to
3,
July
180,
common
bank
of
504,220
income—
railway
payment
purposes.—V.
President,
agreement
Jan.
1,099,101
'
railway
oper.
an
Calif.,
on
1887,
$4,387,078
1,007,554
of
finance, in part, Duquesne's
the
Detroit, Mich.—Acquisition—
outstanding capital
1952
to
450,000 Shares
and
including
-
$4,311,504
592,713
•
par,
used
be
construction
Schwartz,
signed
A.
1953
from
Net
for
Net
had
Corp.—Earnings—
$50
to
are
program,
DWG Cigar Corp.,
Angeles,
Hudson
stock,
Proceeds
Net
'Wis.—
Claire
•
Delaware &
preferred
par.
construction
a
.,
Vice-President
of
stock, $10
complete line of
advertising specialties, and
2605.
p.
the
to
items.
of
series
new
President of
as
Cory Corp.
Chicago manufactures
plastic
pens,
was
Board
of
5
Docln
1/223
President,
bonus
said,
was
$120,629
salaried
announced
over
and
and
and
above
represents
a
as
•
Dec.
on
the
a
year-end share of profits
rated employees, C. E.
hcurly
21.
employees'
substantial
regular
percentage
salaries. Mr.
the firms
of
anticipated profits, lor 1954.—V. 179, p. 2472.
com¬
week.
feature
screen
of
the
television
alternating and
sales
r
meeting
ceivers
direct
inc
was
the
rporsting
curre..t.-~V.
180,
p.
Introduction
circuits
2593.
of
operating
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Receives Large Order—
The
purchase
of
200
new
Fruehauf
trailers by Smith's Transfer Corp.
"Volume
Van"
freight
hauling
of Staunton, Va., has betn announced
<■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(CO
Smith. President of the trucking firm, and Fred S. Neumann,
Manager of Fruehaut Trai er Co.
;
•
another step in Smith s fleet modernisation pio£rr a.'
Mr.
Smith revealed,
The Fruehauf Volume Van trailer.—
-f>
high cubic capacity ucsign trailer recently enveloped by Fruehauf
engineers-—have been the biggest sales Item in Fruehruf history.
The Smith
trucking firm operates in nine states and the D..strict
Cf Columbia.
It was established in 1930.—V. 180,. p. ,2x93.
fvy R. R
General
Ry.
revenue.—.1-,
oper.
.5249.433
expenses-'"
-,210,421
Ry.. operating
Net
Net
front
rev.
ry.
S278,<.82
238,147
-
$39,012
(William
Dec. 28 announced that Automatic
prepaid on Doc. 20, lfo4, $5,200,001)
principal amount bf its 4/
note due in the year 1912. Said pre¬
pay m nt. was made out of funds representing capital
realization and,
■vM a remit, the balance, of the 4/
note remaining outstanding was
President, on
."subsidiasy, had
Spring,
S.
Co;,
reduced
a
179,
S5.000.000.—V.
to
'stockholders,
authorized
number of
4,000,000.—V.
to
common
180,
Stock
net
polln
Chairman and President announced on Dec, 27.
Nash of Washington, former Assistant Sacred o y
B. Watts of La Jolla, Calif., and Allen D. Mar-.
Hopkins,
Jay
Robert
Dciense;
Vice«Fresident
<2iall, - New York, Secretary and a
eral
The
its
election
their
to
board,
the
to
Gila
Mr.
Manufacture
by
turbine; department.
Of
the
(
and
turbines
as
natural
icit.y.
pump
ol! refinery.
Units
stock
p-
the
<)■)
night
for
day
and
1 lie
units
97
units,
in
17
electric
for
40
generation
power
The
the
t ie
for
company
"Mothball"
country's
turbine
gas
a
fleet
installation
an
example
as
in
a
of
one
ship
J
of
field
of
Liberty
new
application.
A
h
Gross
look
20
Dec.
1954,
30,
this
action
stock,
common
Alter
long-sought
Dec.
21
scientific
goal—direct
amplification
light
of
the
approved
effected
additional
one
the
shares
of
va'ue
the
D
shares
of
at
of
the
television screens."
and
ident
Director
according
Dr. C.
to
Suits,
G.
Research.
of
scientific
phenomenon
may
have
great
im¬
port;, lice in the future of television, x-ray fluoroscopy, photography,
"seeing-in-the dark' devices, and other developments involving repro¬
duction of- picture images.
Dr. Suits emphasized that no immediate
though
the
Application
new
should
anticipated.—V.
be
180,
rate
on
share
the
time
Western
meeting
old
the
and
stock
Finance
Sold Privately — The
privately, through Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, an
issue of $5,000,000 4Vs% subordinated sinking fund notes
due Nov. 1, 1969.—V. 180, p. 2396.
1
tne
■
'
This
*
Corp.—Notes
future
j;
"of
five
ry.
have
will
77,000,000
63/100
gallons
180.
of
securities.
Gas
C'o<rts
&
stock
common
Co.,
Atlanta,
Grand
The
sales
(less
share
Union
Exchange
Fre-tax
had
from,
Under
of
New
$2.25
Mr.
increased
was
from
the
stock
sales
Retail
earnings
,hrd
-Earnings—
1952
1951
Kisnings
per
Common
stock
Let
111,17.9,210
4,485,000
$4,780,052
—V.
180,
$3,565,829
$4.22
$4.30
$2.50
$2.50
share
dividends
share—
per
'
Lansing
the
Tnis
Hoffman
56 405.000
51.093.090
52,,031 000
11,417,271
7,635 733
4,186,737
868.819
9
from
ry.
Lie
income
net
months
11
of
for
the
dividends
''floated
net
Lie first
on
income
CU,955,000 for the
For
1
the
12-month
The
shave
oof
Nov.
stocks
the
to
as
corporation,
stock
$14,064,000,
per
30,
ended
are
Nov.
"Restated
I'll
outstanding
H
180,
*1953
5,5C0 000
4 398 400
''
1954
during
period—
previously
$2.72
*1953
5,517,800
4 332 700
'
$2.82
amounts
months
^
reflect
to
$1,661,401
were
of
been
share
per
iod
pe
months
income..
oper.
ended
for
Nov.
the
Nov.
30,
piled
with
8125,975.000
Telephones
in
operating
service
1,788.016.—V.
telephone
for
ior
180,
('
revenues
the
year
the
p.
period
in- 1953.
totaled
as
For
for
the
compared with
the 12 months
$141,349,000,
as
com¬
earlier.
System
1333.
companies
securities
the
193 4
such
listing
the'
of
'eligibV for -'tradybig; on the
the date of the certification.
registered an J
30 days af er
•
-
Radio
until recently operated under the name of
has grown from a company having a net worth
whi"h
Corp.,
with
witii
of
the
food
$1,698,911
chain,
This
is
of
daring
The
Grand
in
to
be
1Q51
1QS1
1Q59
"
$22.5.0.570
$22,229,930
7 187,908
7.054.858
5.8*8.342
1,904,223
2,233,673
2,943.901
2,520,968
_
$20 977.?1T
1
Company
provided
mortgage
principally
1874.
p.
Financing
Completes
the
by
J.
for
B
nking
Trust
&
P.
& Co.,
Morgan
Trusts,
and
amount
Incorporated,
and
The
First
Co.
established
Morgan
P.
Company for
is 3V2Z
credit
'
J.
principal
$700,000
sold
to
has
also
sale by -the company of
dated Dec.
1.
1)54 a»d
Northwestern Mutual' Life
Wis.
notes
Company
Bank
the
corporation
5-ycur
the
uonus
to
Milwaukee,
of
time,
44/2'A
National
of
This
4,971.542
first
1969.
corporation
sylvania
t
.
Pennsylvania
Camden
-
1,
same
unsecured
Toe
erea'rr
a
period
like
any
that
reports
$20,470,409
.
_
180,
—
involved
program
5Vj'>
of
Dec.
the
At
1953,
*-
opened.
financing
new
maturing
Insurance
of
Corp.
Ilollingshead
M.)
$1,500,000
or
$55,019,307
were
months
three
2396.
p.
above.—V.
Corp.
garding loans of $3,200,000.
,
27,. 1954
same
Changed—
Corp.—Name
Electronics
Hoifman
(R.
revo'v'ng
Incorporated and The
Co.;
&
$1,000,000
a
Banking and Trusts.
Interest rate
credit
Penn¬
the new
on
'
.
programwill enable the Hollingshcad corporation to
repay ex sting sliort-lerm. bank loans incurred-principally
to finance
con truction of a new lmanu(fi.«tunng •pi.»nt at Suimyvle,. Calif., to be
in production in Marcli and to provide additional working capital for
the
corporation.—V. 180, p. 1772.
239.'084
230.518.654
248.787,125
105
financing
.
70.276 547
61,833.480
60.333.206
21,878,358
27,233.464
25,634.088
22.359,231
The
above
1952
'
1951
2,032,483
.2,513.249
803,140
898,370
1,052,821
railway.
74,288 392
85 919,316
8P829.398
80.295,446
of
19,046 900
25.926,961
25.886.807
21.957.720
preferred
stock,
ry.
8,126,456
10,265,539
9,898,380
8,442,464
dividend
of
income
Illinois Central
The
income.-.
oper.
180,
Debentures
180,
p.
outstanding
redemption
2293.
p.
New
The
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Proposed
Berkshire
Fine
Inc. above.—V.
called
for
iup
bv
1,275,000
lJoh.
Offered—
1772.
A,
cents
50
agents
are
par
Hawaiian
Pineapple
company
Life
Insurance
Co., Ltd.
Co.
the
and
Guaranty Trust
164,
p.
conversion privilege
to
are
plant
used
be
in
to
Honolulu
general corporate purposes.—V.
build
and
180, p.
and
equip
the-balance
will
be
1,
all
1955,
convertible
per
will expire
on
Jan. 31,
AND
1955.
FIRST
1954—Mondv-1953
11
MONTHS
revenues
tax
23,115.261
24..903.350
253,605.243
28?.5n5,6nl
16.592,655
18.073.469
192,103,443
2Q1.913.101
2.601.273
3.443,264
30.938.837
44,496.037
Dr)
756.374
973.511
5.744 330
6,166,717
income-
3.164.954
2,408,605
24.763.132
?'.019,746
11 '.791
loo. 975
1,721.076
2,004.060
8.784
27.610
156,^54
172,185
3.275.961
2,547,371
26,327,254
32,851,621
603,951
798,3"!
7.408,621
2.670.010
1.8-9.080
18.918.625
24,922.151
$0.98
'$9.67
$3.55
$3.76
oper.
Railway
expenses
oper
Railway
can
used
for
^quiement and joint fa¬
cility
Net
rents
ry.
Other
(net
oper.
income
Miscell.
999.
1954—11 Mo1953
accrua s__
Rai'way
of New
$3,000,003
a
$57.50
at
NOVEMBER
FOR
—
$4,000,000 of promissory notes ($2,750,000 with the
insurance firm and $1,250,00.0 to the bank).
proceeds
$50,
10J3.
York
New
Co.
March
011
nor.-cum dative
6'/
Merger
Private Placement
—
has placed privately with the
of
Y.
N.
Period End. Nov. 30—
The
Convertible Stock—
redemption
share, plrs accrued
per
share
for
January
and February.
The
Guaranty Truset Co. of New York, 140 Broad¬
series
York,
for
shares
372."86
EARNINGS
Spinning Associates,
RR.—Calls 6%
has
company
its
way,
The
effective Jan. 3,
2.694 754
883,040
above.—V.'
Corp.
I'd
npooi
co-registrar
and
agent
value),
par
Co., Inc.—Hilton
Hotels
1,980,608
jlc
has. been
Yo;k
New
$7 913 999
from
Net
Statler
Hilton
See
$8,240,571
of
co-transfer
as
Agent—
Corp.—Co-transfer
Co.
stock
capital
$7,656,510
railway
from
—V.
of
$6,804 306
railway_
oper.
Net
corporation
Hotels
1953
Trust
Guaranty
shares
1954
Titanium
Horizons
230.063,675
56 540,365
_
_
From Jan. 1—
(Cr)_
deductions
Income
L.)
Headley
Associates,
Nov.
Inc.,
Y.—Stock
N.
Offered—F. M. Hall & Co., New York, on Dec. 29 public¬
ly offered 295,000 shares of*common stock (par 10 cents)
at
$1
share "as
per
PROCEEDS—The net
other
general
speculation."
a
proceeds are to be used for working capital and
corporate
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
■
for
charges
rent for leased
/
charges
•
.
income
Net
1
other fixed
railroads
per .com.
'After
FINANCING
PRESENT
available
fixed
Interest,
'Earns,
purposes.
share
preferred
,
dividends—V.
180,
p.
.
7,929,470
2697.
30
1C54
Outstanding
A,-thoriei
Common
voting stock-(par
Emn'ovpe
common
*In
51/.
of
and
the
1,988,000
President,
shareon
wi 1
avbasis
be
the
corporation
was
so
Illinois Terminal
i"su"d
that he
"
50,000 shs.
George L. Headley,
will maintain at least
to
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
in
New
York
on
July
7,
Gross
N^t
from
Net
ry.
of
engaging
;
oper^-income
from
of:
purpose
and
railway
railway
$963,139
241,361
91,703
1953
•
1952
1951
$1,005,383
258 863
155,874
$1.042.3-°9
241"822
76.235
$1,016,363
.198.801
75,927
11.641.635
2,504.602
1,170.805
11,922.498
2,702,977
941,204
11.624 190
2 567.824
941,545
From Jan. 1—
organized
producing radio, television and film shows for com¬
sponsorship or syndicated sale;
(2)
producing high fidelity
Creating
RR.—Earnings—
1954
November—
'
outstanding voting stock.
BUSINESS—The
for
*602.000 shs.
4,500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
addition.
Chairman
(1)
10 rentsv_
non-voting stock (par
cents)
mercial
'
of
that the
I
an
for
to "the SEC that it had granted
approval for
expected that trading on the. Los Angeles Stock
that on the New York Stock
is
railway.-!-
from
ry.
1954,
at
Act
approval
its
additional
subsidiaries
30,, 1954 totaled $129,525,000,
corresponding
'dea
1954,
oF
Exchange
of Governors
Board
that
Program—Wilbur H. Norton, President, on Dec. 27 an¬
nounced
that arrangements have been completed re¬
1954 ware
2293.
p.
from
10
revenues
ago.
Nov.
to
the
for
compared
year
a
27.
Nov.
32.93
at
various times.during the
year
1953.
comparison,
average
shaies outstanding for
all
adjusted to reflect the 50'/
stock dividend
paid
operating
compared
as
months-ended
■_
CAPITALIZATION
reported
the
SEC
certified
Hoffman Radio
82-year
Ry.—Earnings—
railway...
(George
period
by
the
to
$12,946,000
1954
1-116,123.000
f 'talid
with
common
out, h uvever, that the conip.m • h 'd rxque ted
period be: shortened, and ha is hopeful that trading
corporation,
See
in
the preceding year.
received
have
Consolidated
'
for
witn
applicable
$2.53
outstanding
purposes
15,
General
1954
during
its
_
railway
180,
Net
follows:
as
share
from
revenue
tFor
periods
)Tay„
three
income..
from
Net
1953.
share
shares
per
con-
compared
income
net
compared
as
30,
the
in
1954
manufacturing
1954,
$15,541,000
waf
period
Nov.
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
1 Average
Earnings
of
as
the
the
by
its
over $2,000,000
at the close of 1949 to a present net worth
approximately $9,000,000.
Its annual
ales hive grown from ap¬
$12,000,000 to over $40,000,000 during this s unc period.
The
company has in excess of
4,000 shareholders in 45 states and
has paid dividends, during the pa t,
ivp
rs.
The indicated dividend
rate is $1 per year, payable 25c
per share on a quarterly basis.
la54
27,
$613,898
York
period last year.
earnings
shares
Earnings
with
1953.
3.1 Months Ended Nov. 30—
i Average
compared
for
listing
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
with
income
net
30,
common
to
for
compared
as
the
of
Nov.
Earnings
subsidiaries
Consolidated
$15,763,000,
was
amounted
and
$14,258,000,
ended
preferred
1954
to
1953.,
1954
months
same
corporation
of
applicable
of
stock
common
this
30,
the. 12 months ended
the
for
Nov.
12
months
11
of
amounted
period
same
months'ended
12
After
t
1954
the
for
J. 13.511,000
i
to $2.68
railway...
oper.
to
shareholders
New.;,:York Stock
stock on that
announced
informed
for
increase
"an
ago,
nine
the
President
railway
Hathaway
General Telephone Corp.—Reports Increased
Consolidated
year
quarter
for
November—
from
24
Dec.
on
been
of
''2, 579,345
,
with
compared
days, 12 new markets will be
openings than haffoccurred in
history.—V.
Gross
had
proximately
..
ended
months
taxes,
quarter
$51,208,490
of
Net
2082.
p.
Exchange.
246,393
"29,125,853
41,049,121
(12,447,000
three
all
7.44'/
number
See
First
the
lor
the same
Shield,
P.
60
next
14.,3.
p.
of -ex¬
pointed
listing. "It
230,300
period ol
the
for
of
8,050,829
worth
complete
in
after payment
'^Exchange will begin concurrently with
731,886
$4 445.000
180,
Exchange
waiting
similarly
such
1953
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
9,112,052
________
share
each
for
Exchange may begin! as -carl * as Jan
10, 1955.
Mr. Hollman' said that an .application had .also been filed for listing
the stock en the. Los Angeies
and that this Exchange
$4 393,000
the
lor
taxes
with
increase
an
Gross
Net
$50
*
become
Stock
this
997 821
November—
1953
150.074.016
.....A
to
the
273,672
any
same
equivalent
compared
ry.
$177,460,810 $137,337,975
________
businessi
remaining 70),831 shares of
432,100 of such
h res who.
shares, and the holders of
said
the debentures,
of
application
certified
Hoffman
that
on
349,820
for
share in
per
Gro "s
__________
shares
said
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Increased—
record
in the
from
4,332,000
_
entitled
been approved
would
York
The
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
inter-branch
the
hokiers-ol
the company,—V.
Securities
the
company
pre¬
to employees.
authorized
has
been
8,073,614
reports
earnings
$1,218,898
Net
1954
purchase
to
grantid.
of
30%
and
history.
This is
equivalent to $1.03 per share after preferred requirements
on
the
715,449
shares
of
common
stock
presently
outstanding,
compared
with 82 cents a
share on the 671,504 shares outstanding last year.
all-time
the acquisition.
to
agreed
slightly
coiiipany
br-n>
investment
leading
•
income
v.axes
Ga„
each
to
crxs...
in
purchase
President,
its
Exchange
$5,023,009
profit of $801,401 after
corresponding
quarter
a
the
that
of
155,039
net
a
—V.
Total volume of business........
"Derating
for
2082.
p.
General Shoe Corp.
let
ess,omens
accomplished through t'e exchange
was
General
Year Ended Oct. 31—
<
144,000
for
required
Eleelronics Corp.—Listing of Stock—
out¬
51.596,000
Great Northern
states.
share
represented Consolidated in negotiations
V.
to.
the
the sale
corporation
Exchange
2293.
p.
this
762.631
income
oper.
180,
Net
about
at
Acquisition of Consolidated
ers,
-
sales
southern
Consolidated
.
Corp.—Acquires Consolidated Gas—
of
annual
deben¬
debentures,
to
holders ,ol
of
became
lrom
Hoffnr n,
L.
lin«
on
Jan. 2 became
the largest
independent
dis¬
liquefied petroleum gas i.i the Unit d States thro gh the
Consolidated Gas Co. of Atlanta, Ga„ and esl.ma ed
of
requisition
Hilton
price
offer to
capital of
working
H.
1—
corporation
tributor
in
Gas
ible
rights are
Statler.
old
Hoffman
•
37,404
railway.:
railway.-,
Union's
General
of
p.oceeds
762,441
from
Net
RR.-
$4,535,000
income___
Earnings after
corporation has placed
*
convertible
ior
nver
non-c
will be used, to the extent the same sufiice therefore, to prepay
the $20,000,000 promissosy ndte o» tile q ,mp n.y to the Fir t National
Bunk ol
Boston; an:l any remaining proceeds will be transferred to
that
released
stock
directors
the
1951
railway____
$2,107,530.
General
suoscrme
hundred
each
01
and
same
former
or
Hilton
shares who
325,131
2696.
at
ail way
i
from
2398.
p.
which
caish
consisting
the
liquidation
from $10 to 55
action taken to
stock
possible sftle
for
dividend
Trunk
From Jan.
an
A
hi
the-
at
holdei/
S.atler,
The
authorized, issue
an
common
p.
oper.
Net
by
'picture-on-the-wall'
stock
accepted
two-for-one
a
company
of
common
20
c.
a
$1
from
Gross
Y.,
scientists from the General Electric- Research Labora¬
tory, Schenectady, N. Y.
"Discovery ol
this light amplifier may be the clue to achieving
Vice-Pie
under
shr.re
per
the
to
by issuing to
share for each
permit
to
be
to
distribution,
9,l00,0oo
par
number
180.
from
ry.
without
New York, N.
demonstrated in
debenture,
to'
made '-pursuant-, to the terms of an agreement
between Hiiton and the holders of 753,802 shares
1954,
stock,
to
for
One
right
the
Inc..
be
to
has
in
was
to
Net
—V.
of electronics tubes—was actually
o
of
holders
rights
stock.
former
and
holders
Co.,
pnn.up 1 amount
thereof.
and former holders of old
purchase the remaining shares of
cash, or, at the op. ion of the
Statler stockholders,, inl securities of Hilton
having a nrarkat valueequal to the purchase price.
This offering is therefore to be made
Light Amplifier Demonstrated—
<.u
$50
Statler
landing
Rubber Co.—Stock Split-— -V
Dec.
on
November—
^
of com¬
mercial
application,
Mr.
Keller
predicts new and
greater applica¬
tions
for
these
machines in industry.
He' cited' an- order received
by
held.
Grand
utility
stage
first
$100
2.
Statler
at
1,160,100 s.<s.
.
rights of shareholders
Net
the
completed
have
Aug.
of
shares.
split.—V.
States.
turbines
Out
-
25,000,000 shs.
cents)______
10
record
quarterly
cents
oil
the United States, two are used to generate electric
oil plant in Venezuela, and one is used in an oil refinery
gas
for
Such
convertible
debentures,
Statler
tue
<u
the SEC on
debentures,
due Jan. 1,
wi'h
tement
certain
to
Hotels
subscribe
to
Statler
old
st
15-ye:ir
lo-jcar
offer
of
ten
receive
rights
of
of
01
100/
at
involved.
is
will
40
to
stock
debentures
offering is
dated
for
a
on
in
of
the
emptive
iii
that
Now
(par
approximately
share
per
over
installed
pressure
by electric
and
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
stock
er
The
situated
all of which are
New
Street,
51st
East
40
at
legistratiun
a
proposes
common
the
share
ex¬
li'.ed
company
the
of
underwriting
old
EFFECT
The
subscribe
49
GIVING
company's
reduction
A
gasv pipeline
natural
are
in locomotives, 10 are
Venezuela to maintain
used
are
Maracaibo,
used
are
operation.
in
now
27
Lake
power at an
i.'i the United
.
then
15,000.000
75
platform
companies
the
standing
.
pumping
of
2293.
shareholders
share
service,
hours of
500,000
over
operating
machine
equivalent of one
fields,
totaled
have
on
located
covering $7,978,900
1970. and $31,91o,uOq
1,
tures
share "as a speculation."
repay loan, pay lor drilling,
claims, for equipment and
is
1772.
p.
1954,
each
quit-claim deed, in consideration of.
stock, three groups of mining claims-,
by
of
consist
stockholders
of
increase
years.
Of
by
and Montana, Utah
to
drive locomotives,
through
gas
acquire
Goodyear Tire &
The
areas
used
operation
in
now
or
being
are
t
in
Texas
Offered—
Arizona.
properties
180,
split
G.E., Mr. Keller said'97 are
as
widely separated! as Cali¬
and Venezuela.
generate elecinterstate pipelines, 'and in
an
manufactured
England,
No
Authorized
/
operating
and
New
County,
e
Common
gas
■
■
to
work
760,000 shares
—V.
has
turbine
of the
combustion gas
General Manager
100th
Keller,
P.
John
units
100
Installed
row
fornia
company's
this
of
announced-
per
and
planning
(5)
and
penses,
General Electric Co.—Makes 100th Turbine Unit—
been
of
CAPITALIZATION
Nash was chosen
a
member of the corporation's executive committee and Mr, Marshall
\ as
named
Secretary
ol
the
executive
committee
and
Secretuy
and a member of the management committee,—V.
1«0, p. 2082.
addition
1970.
unpatented mining claims known as
the
Sue
Gioup; 75 unpatented mining claims khoWn as the- Arrow
Groupand 40 unpatented mining claims known as the Hurry Group.
Dynamics;
In
used
will
company
The
Vultcc
Consolidated
bo
development
and
issuance
in
Gen¬
of
Division, San Diego, since April 30,
1954
Aircraft Co; p., was merged into General
Concftjr
Dynamics'
v.iien
Counsel
General
and
Vice-President
been
has
Wat is
Mr.
cents
180.
corporation
23,
Jan.
holders
2183.
consisting of 164 unpatented.mining claims,
tne corporation.
ol
This
due
acquisition of other mining claims.
The company was incorporated in Arizona on June 28, 1554, having
its principal place of business at 31
West Monroe St., Phoenix, Arizs
They are Frank C.
of
25
will
proceeds
at.
office
Y.—V.
N.
purchase
(Ariz.)—Stock
Inc.
corporation's
22,
Dec.
a
public offering of 150,000
at $2 per share. For
d.
fields;
inmcnt
entert
.Hilton Hotels Corp., Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC
Underwriters of
—
in December oflered publicly 400.00P s'lar-cs of common
cents)
lo
<par
The
Corp.—Three New Direclors—
have been elected to the board of directors,
members
The
York
V
(par $1)
V. 180.
see
Uranium,
company
ploration
new
$629,394
109,950
*73,218
the
with
creating public relations, merchandising, and sales programs for clients
and following through will)
the technical production a sing the media
.'of radio, television and other communications.
Stat
General Dynamics
Three
in
$340,204
recordings for sale tb the public and
stations;
(3) publishing music,' and
related
recordings for children; (4)
tape
talent
.
stock
common
Globe
The
*
2591.
p.
of
details of offering,
approved the proposal to increase the
shares of the corporation from 2,925,000
29
Dec.
on
shares
and
and-television
managing
2.736,516... 12,905,549
2396.
also of New York City, in the
records
by • radio
$3,076.720..,. 53,614,943
'..
Offering—Golden-Dersch & Co., Inc., of New
York, is now assocated with Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc.,
Corp.—Capitalization Increased—
Gaylord Container
The
.
Gilbert Clock Corp.
u. e
together
Stock
2472.
J).
L.)
Debt—
& Co.—Subsidiary Reduces
Gary
-'Theodore)
F.
p.
for
-book4
2,003
180,
■'
children's
$40,735
11,048
ops.
income
oper.
ry.
,4.
-1954—ll Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953 7
Period End. Nov. 30—
"Deficit —V.
Electric
"^phonograph
Georgia & Florida RR.=—Earnings—
,,
Sales
purchase 1s
The
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
in
the
combined
businesses
—V.
ariiway
rai.way
oper.
180,
p.
i ncome
2293.
•_
10.059.686
1,596,580
637,295
Volume 181
Number 5391... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
7
(7)
International
Dairies,
Inc.,
Miami,
Fla.—Denied
Ex-
emption—
The
the
'
bility has
issuance
of
and
Exchange
Commission
on
Dec.
29
announced
order
an
purs ant to regulation A under
the Sec irities
of 1933,
temporarily denying an exemption from
registration for
proposed public offei ng by this
corporation of 300,000 shares of its
unit
a
early
B
In
non-voting
its
order,
believe"
been
(1)
common
the
that
complied
stock,
at
i
Commission states
the
with'
terms'
by
and
SI
s
that
International
value.
par
it
cpnditions
lies
of
"rea'onable
Regulation
Dairies,
and
in
that
A
the
the
The
ticn
que
connect on
operate
securities."
as
with
Iraud
a
order-further
whether
permanent.—V.
"the
at,
offering circular in
would
18C,
the
the
or
of.ering of the
deceit
provides
order
Great
of
oppntunLy
denial
Northern
November-
should
be
for
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
of
said
hearing
vacated
Gross
said
on
made
or
from
ry.
railway.—_
railway.
Gross
Gross
Jan.
Net
ry,
—V.
567,548
541,326
220.086
313,828
302,208
29.040.073
34.562,475
34.790,105
34 955.643
l—
railway___.
railway.
from
4,143.383
5.442,697
6,070,333
2,3„3,472
— —
income
oper.
180.
6,012,221
3,359,455
3,155,186
2,866,144
2294.
p.
h
Interstate Power Co.—Preferred
Stock Called—
The
One
has
company
outstanding
accrued
called
4.70'/
for
redemption
preferred
stock
at
Jan.
on
$j3.1534
Vvall
Paym.nt will be mane at
New York 15, N. Y.—V.
180,
Street,
p.
Operating
Operating
levenues
1955, all of its
share (!n hiding
T.uut Co.,
2594.
expenses
and
1954
Net earnings
Other
be
ready
for
service
in
the
further increase the com¬
kiiowaWs.—V. 180, p. 2697.
New
Ry.—Earnings1953
former
1952
of
$424,795
$642,388
126,993
131,504
268,446
282,202
51,513
43,468
155,739
4,583,572
6,158,370
2.722,598
6,740,254
3,213.490
6,092,975
1,726.808
663,536
1,8*67,633
1,245,228
'
25,963
$592,830
M'r.
has
Net
$4,780,724
1,223,954
Dividends
after
••Earnings
♦Sharcs
preltrred
on
Balance
Chier
of
have
joined
and
New
Los
in
V.
175,
per common
ol
Gross
end
at
of
SI.03
period
O.
In
in
his
new
1945
maintains
has
and
the
of
ry.
stock
common
to
held, thereby increasing
shares.—V, 180, p 2397.
2,702,208
of
K.
Boston.
sales
Its
post
and
Board
plant
is
at
Manufacturing
Joy
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Acquisition—
assets
has acquired for caih
substantially all of
Eaash-Rcss Tool Co.,
of
Los
Angeles, Calif.,
ol an extensive line o. oil ar.U
gas field
of
producers
announced
on
Current
per
annual
year.
"Thf
Dec,
•:
,
21
by
sales
J.
of
the
'■
.
acquisition,"
Mr.
D.
,
expansion program.
activities substantially in
It
well
said
"is
firm
part
J^y's
Co.,
Inc.
cash
placed
in
offices
located
at
it
was
$7,000 000
for
sales
and
in
at
Seymour,
service
in'
all
the
Tne
The
main
-"1
Tool
plants
and
of
Baash-Ross.
Odessa,
Texa
newly acquired
^ivislir"
T""
Divislion of Joy
located
are
Oklahoma
;
properties
will
important
at
City,
Los
Net
ry<
producing
ry.
Gross
as
for
all
of
Baash-Ross
(& Subs.)
Quarters Ended Nov.-30—
Net
sal.es
Costs
Net
,
expenses
foi- F'ederal
51,995.000
___
share
shares
180,
52,980.000
6,873 000
$9.12
...
to
Increase Holdings of
Stock—■
price
totaling
America,-N.
purchased.
hi y
may
cha
in
If
all,
will
es
the
not
T.
over
&
S.
the
or
be
notes
West
the
A.,
of
tenders.—V.
in
179,
holdings
income
more
to
up
tax
re-eived
a.-e
at
returns
Henry
J.
at
a
on
depo it w'th Bank of
Calif., such shares will he
than this, Henry J. Kaiser
Co.-
is
le
s-
additional
order
of
s
prices
i'
ares
tendere*.
from
rv.
—V.
specified
by
stockholders
-
Corp.—Offer for
180,
Kaiser
revenues
Co.
expenses
income
Income
180,
p,
1000.
—V.
180,
Net
Net
ry,
fro
30,604
1,925,363
to
180,
p.
1,144,133
common
stock
$5,723,577
2,450,C)00
shate
Steam
this
1957
1952
$4,026,355
$3 "67,458
1.159.094
1,757.694
1,767,109
617,104
579.727
653,666
!
37,589,300
44,185,748
43,359,606
15.788,668
16.878.603
6,913.857
7.496.347
18.P3" 6*2 ' 17 177,183
7,358,293
6,754,584
the
Net
Placement
The
—
notes
($10,500,000 to
40.476,431
in
the
oil
and
fields
gas
$300,064
96.002
$282,167
105,091
)'—•
N<>.
3
'*nt
operation.
at
In
if-
ho
addition
to
second
unit
at
uie
Murray Giil Steam
Electric
capability of 77,000 kilo^ths was placed in
operation
1954 a total oi 154,000 kilowatts of
3 232.325
3.034,697
3.031.091
940,815
1,207,929
1,035,036
331,837
428,565
433,644
generating
cupa-
Within
on
1973
$
$
18,369,14'J
13 045,68')
88,525
223,765
1,672,723
Cr3,645
Drl,402
Dr405,061
Dr)
32,854
32,677
355,121
321.90 I
inc.—__
182,643
186,709
1,499,767
2.299.01V
10,499
11,448
213,217
348,74.;
193,147
198,157
1,712,984
2.447,75*)
113,866
322,198
1,274,586
1,386 201
79,281
75,959
438,398
(net).
(net
etc
,
2,519,230
£>?'l 79 81
1,061.
2398.
Public
Service
Co.
(&
J
~r3
Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
revenues
197.3
$3,421,907
and
expenses
$3,347,8':'.
2,577,505
2,608,72f)
$844,402
$733, l.U)
taxes
operating-: income—..
(net)
Dr9,723
income
.•
——
26,6**0
$834,679
—
deductions
$765,777
247,247
income
Earns,
—V.
256,7/
1953
$600,281
1952
$816,380
$643,984
1951
stock
per
180,
170,017
345.253
354,375
126,036
187,801
7,579,665
8,339,259
3 3
38'.579
1,555,886
1,909,831
1, 700,334
the
of
The
1953
1952
1951
$6,025,420
$6,618,094
$6,945,194
1,164,4/3
2,023 370
2,013.532
733,597
A
785,573
1,140,898
1,024,997
70,597.004
72,103,231
7^,202.722
10,513 412
17/652.726
11.982,604
15,526,202
4,990,953
9,885,731
10,742,152
7,642.033
di-ectors
'
of
a
$25,000,000
expansion
of
plate
next
lew
forward
was
for
dent,
in
call
are
in
1955
Is
also
twin-grinding
new
three
;7
Co.—Merger E *
1954,
this
plan,
company
each
two-thirds
oi
of
of
share
a
meiged
was
share
non-voting
stock
of
of
into
this
voting
common
approved
was
the
by
stockholders
-
•
CeiVi^'l
comnai
common
stock,
/
sto-
;
til-..
)
comp; t i
i
par
both
of
company's
$1.55
earnings in
amounted
the
as
rapidly
as
for
and
investment
of
East
of
the
plant,
is
business
plant
Northern
diver.ilied
N.
of
of
Broadway
planes
in
large
Mr.
Stevens
inlormed
(W. L.)
Net
at
the
stockholders.—V.
Maxson
bending
Income
of
grinding
equipment,
ar.d
Net
for
the
additional
of
income
The
service
years.Libbey-Owens-Ford
the Toledo
equipment
lor
area
Corp.
has
expended
about
$10,000,000
•
He
saiti
t'**; v,
exp.
o
completion
manufacturing
and
constructio)s
In
Bay,
additior
u,
,
Wis., ptaii <
products are produced.
company's finished product'
(&
180.
p.
911.
Subs.)- -Earnings
taxes..
taxes
income——_
on
consolidated
by
to
2,075
continuations
under
not
and
include
ol
current
5,235,023
—'
.(HJi
$1,085:59.!
303.92/.
$3.54
4.443
il','
of unfilled orders as ot Sen'.
$26,000,000, of which $23,000.t)Jtf
backlog
contracts
intent
from
contracts
1,750.000
330,397
$4.53
approximately
firm
of
amounts, do
2 '.
3.163.597:
$1,496,353
outstanding
share
capital at Sept. 30
letters
I9t/
$34,377
3,246,353
per
amounted
covered
Rise—;
1954
$37,143,323
shares
company's
1954
under
Federal
These
and nearly
cup
Wis.
Green
.
Federal
working
and
i
Capital
include
plant
income
Number
Net
30,
some
•
19;-*,
confidence
1954."
paper
i
before
Provision
is
planned
sales
Net
to
>
on
in
$112,196,491.
"with
of
Y.,
household
nature
stock,
$117,806,121
Neenah,
at
installed
1953
common
of
year
those
installation
being
company's
the
total
Oswego.
label
h
csi
>
eariir.g?
earnings
< f
permits use of various grades of woodpulp, Marathon is exploring Jin
advisability of acquiring timberland; in other sections of the court y,
engineering
$21,000,000
improvements
plants.
facilities in
machine
paper
sales
$7,289,117 during the year.
lor 1955, Mr. Stevens said,
and
Jr.,
Net
year.
net
sales
n^w
of
during
Stevens,
over
share
per
earnings
John
stockholders.
to
previous
1953
company's
wrapper
net
by
increase
will exceed
1955
Calif.,
the
at
food
a
to
projects
Modesto,
facilities
of
the
approaches
and
$2.01
the
28
report
recoid
Sharply—
and
Dec.
28%
a
the
to
Up
vo'ume
on
annual
share
a
pointed
higher than
759.
p,
Profit
sales
forecast
was
Stevens
tures
of
ift
$7,489,082,
Earnings were
with
178,
Corp.—Net
were
Marathon
sales
1954.—V.
Years Ended Sept. 30—
Rosford
scheduled
expansion
there
$2.C3
^
Manufacturing
share
a
increase
the
1954
$5,609,630
said.
the
to
there
lor
of
years
Because
glass
'
111.,
shares).—
Inc.
December,
steady
new
aimc-d
31,
Co.,
consolidation
merger
Principal
area
65,79 1
$443,260
Central.
in
Mr.
59.882,229
Ohio,
Dec.
two-thirds
pared
1,088,800
it
(251,000
Consolidated
on
Marathon
9.0*9
Earnings—
go
77,356
60.
p.
exchangeable
early
286,115
2.336.056
$5,547,567
to
requirements
160,721
6,190,226
planned
share
com.
Products
each,
in
the
dividend
$509,O***',
$510,076
Effective
782,919
153,026
...
$587,432
—
fective—
<
the' last
$30,000,000
1954—11 Mas,
Balance
and
1,11-6,672
facilities,
new
Earnings Up Slightly
-1953
1,524,656
ipcome
Income
was
105,069
completed
Rossford
two
1954—Month
1,572,586
p.
Utility
Other
500,017
,
At
RR —November
1,142,934
facilities.
the
that
70,467
plant.
polihing
present
piant
i'V
construction
will
begin
in. •
23,365.67 H
int.,
180,
Fibre
planned
Ottawa;
•
concern's
*
2,966,719
.
income
facilities
15,
d
substantial
a
22,301,812
rents
Operating
Operating
1951
2397.
Toledo,
pipe
financing
1,969,209
Maine
1—
be
and
and
for
plans
th ">
1977.
p.
income
Preferred
1952
substantially increase
productive
capacity.
The new facilities tentatively scheduled for the area
include a large
r,ew
melting f-urnace. grinding and polishing equipment, and additional
tending and laminating facilities—the equivalent of a
large,
inte¬
At
Operation—
is
can
tank
district
180,
oper.
Gross
63,592
income.._
by
wood
income
—V.
board
32,918
1954
Improvements
grated
regular
During
plans
new
company has announced
that
Ele'-trie Station
is
nowr
in
in May.
592,575
*
a
of
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Plant Expansion—
Approval
Work
$3,812,178
1 276,413
2597.
a
stock
102,316
•___
railway
p.
Pipe
expenses
ry.
where
19cl
$3 236,751
—
income...
installation,
action
1953
1954
oper.
180,
Enter Plastic
1,372,963
Mapes
y
railway
railway
from
ry.
20.414.4C7
Lane-Wells
manufacturing facilities of this company, in addition to $40,000,000
spent ir. the past three years, was announced on Dec. 23
by„John D.
Diggers, Chairman, and George P. M'acNichol, Jr., Pres'dent.
Ry.- -Earnings-
lor 4
income..1'
Station having
of
78,009
railway.
Jan.
Net
—V.
$2.45
Kansas Gas f, Electric Co.—New Unit in
This
Lane-Wells
41,243
Irom
s
24,146,695
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
$296,567
income
oper.
From
Gro
2,254 549
$2.34
■„
Southern
from
ry,
unanimously
income
Rentals,
shares
2397.
irom
Net
31,600,213
liabi ities.
four
$3,444,282
2697.
oper.
Gross
Net
$6,538,415
1.391 833
stock
o'lt'tarding
railway
railway
:i
ry.
the
approve
$263,407
railway..
p.
7
205,871,553
45.990,68*;
s
railway
180,
5,458,24).
2,191,9
revenues
$5,844,726.
53,513.778
$7,115,410
p.d.
on
n'
fro
Net
—V.
$3,483,174
2,089,776
railway
raiway— 2
Net
of
stockholders
repaid out of production from
November—
$9,205,186
From Jrn. 1-—
Gross
receive
*
oper.-income—956.328
Net
per common
oner,
shares
the
(Tex.)—Private
Lehigh Valley RR.
36,942,371
70,036
;
from
from
ry.
—V.
1953
41.035.356
.-.
(net)
Kansas City
'
railway.r—
railway.—_
from
Net
$9,135,150
Noven-ber—
Gross
.
,
applicable
p.
to
company's
will
2294.
from
Net
'
Net income..
Dividend requirements
Earning;
Co.
five
of
that
to
$50,170,506 $45,425,545
taxes
deductions
Ealaive
each
future
income.
oper,
4,374,659
2,338,854
215,224,173 205,869,509
60.257,587
47,117,201
32,155,980
______
Gross
1977.
from
from
ry.
179,631,915
Working Co.—To
approved
fac. rents
Other
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Gross
1954
....
and
income
Common share;
subject
From Jan. 1—
above.—V
__:
Opera'ing .income
Gross
Merger—
Lane-Wells
for
November—
Gross
Financing, etc.
2595.
p.
Production Basis—
Central
Equipment
Joint
meeting
Co.
railway.
p.
180,
1953
1952
1951
$17,825,223 $18,427,397 $20,151,74'/
21,594,323
Wood
a
Taxes
843,929
1954
railw
oper.
Net
Stock—
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Other,
1,328.212
881,351
Under
Pnr-
Kansas City Power & Light Co.-Earnings—
Operating
Operating
1,622,308
1,219,536
railway._
"income
from
Net
Net
See
2.272,074
oper.
Net
V.
in
$
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Corp.—Private
Light Co,
Period End. Nov. 30—
4,3r>5,732
of
fronp railway..__
from
,806,207
&
income.
Kenton
Operating
Operating
Texas.
ry.
of
now
1833.
p.
or
shares
more
,577.77B
4,324,867
2398.
the
Maine
•
Net
Gross
9,112,900
5,758,772
4,198.010
to
1,101.550
p.
be
,997,550
11,281,984
2,251,959
have
addition
Francisco,
10,000
the
amount
$2,800,000
San
total* price
part
made
Kaiser Steel
to
are
24,146,705
9,321,791
4,812,766
121,616
$18,000,000 of 12-year promissory
Net
companies, if d sired.
Jan. 17 tender.-, for that
by
271,322
>"»
Oil
445,152
Service
Power
M
3.960.397
near
•
461,854
28,048,693
2,603,073
on
the insurance firm and
$7,500,000 to the bank).
Net
or
.
If
"13,992
November—
company has invited
tenders-for
160,000
Kai-er Steel
Corp., common stock to bring its
least 80'7
This would permit consolidated
Federal
both
the
431,5Ccj
486,898
1951
101.657
stock
180,
975,67»;
1954
and
$373,062
$0.82
This
by
1952
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
(Henry J.) Kaiser Co.—Seeks
Kaiser Steel
in
1951
$2 210,30 7
862,265
income.—
p.
4,8°2.394'
special
•
1952
$2,233,777
4,066,610
mediately;—V.
257,819
$1- 73
S1.5&
.___
stock
called
1953
758,410
$17,068,765
oper.
180,
rectors
1
has placed privately with the New York Life
Insurance Co. and the Republic National Bank of Dallas
in
stork
common
2189.
company
1434.
p.
be
A
directors.—V.
The
preferred
ol
total
a
p.
$492,097
Lane-W»lls,
common
/
on:
of
shares
3,149,000
$3,314,000
___
180,
27,206
stockholders
Langdell
$65,239,000 $59,442,000
—
tdxes
of
1953
$6,361, GOO
per
659,875
3,783,255
>
—
income
prof it
Earnings
—V.
1954
-
and
Provision
-Earn-
from
Net
held.
180,
23,329,288
railway..__
railway—.
767,858
of
2397),—V.
p.
company's
National
Tank
&
Pipe
division
will
enter
plastic pipe business on a production basis on or about
March
Clay Brown, President, has announced.
He
said
the
board
of
Pronto
reported
date.—V.
to
the
1953
Co.—Proposed
assets
the
•
Dreseer
will
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Corp.
ings Increased—
the
effect,
presently
1976.
p.
with
2294.
p.
180,
The
(Canada)—Financing
$276,872
income
Lane-Wells
In
—
Manufacturing
treasury
3.387.777
lailway——
180,
V.
,railway
railway..____
oper.
ry.
—V.
1106.
p.
l—
oper,-
in
$2,502,977
^
from
M
180,
Rodney S. Durkee, Chairman, has announced that the d'recton of
this company on Dec. 29 voted to acept the offer of Dresser
Industries,
Inc.
to
exchange 576,000 shares of Dresser Industries common stock
A-geles, CliL;
Canton, O.
and
and
Co.,
From Jan. 1—
Loss—Offer
14,531
railway— '
•Deficit.—V.
the
Ok!a.;
oe
operated
—
..
Co.—V.
180,
*"
oil
Big
52,710
—
income
Jan.
from
&
2397.
p.
830,511
irom
from
Net
Conn.—
1954
oper.
irom
Freres
180,
2294.
p.
Louisiana
Net
Church
30
offering
November—
1946.
$^52,993
railway
railway..
will
iields."
Houston
ry.'
Gro.s
diversification
plana.ng to inert a e the rales anu service of
the
Baash-Ross
business, particularly in Canada and
abroad,
where
Joy
is
well
Shows
below.—V.
the
irom
From
enable the company to expand its
the grovingolt and gas tield
maritct.
We
are
established
Net
Lazard
Louisville & Nashville RR.,—Earnings—
he
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
about
are
of
Gross
Net
known
President.
v
Morrow
and
physical
equipment,
"
Morrow,
Bar,sh-Ross
"■
•
A,
the
of
1949.—V.
with
Chicago, San Francisco,
by the same financial interests identified
Aigum developments the company on Dec. 23
Lake
since
$2,083,867
income.—
oper.
180,
Portland's
the
and
Co.,
elected
Renewed—
November—
This company
(see
income
oper.
ry.
See
been
Chairman,
as
director
a
executive
offices
Co.—Audit
Shares
Porter
$615,000
&
been
resigned "becauso
Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc., on Dec. 22 terminated
restrictions oia their offering of $15,000,000 3 'A %
bonds
Louisiana Gas
President.
as
having served
Telegraph Co., has
Union
1543.
Rudd
Lacked
and
partner
board
1954
Business
H.
Frcres
has
Co.,
Boston
railway
railway..
from
Net
wires
after
Lake Nordic Uranium Mines Ltd.
$C.90
2,702,208
Adjusted to give eflect to the issuance of
1,351.104 additional shares
of common, stock on Dec.
13, 1954 to common stockholders, on
the basis
of onet additional share
for each share
outstanding
Purchase
$2,434,625
2,702,208
_
outstdg.
*
the
from
Net
Net
See
Lazard
of
Trust
of New York, who
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.-Earnings-
Gross
Kerite
City,
<"id
Laclede-Christy
517,585
$2,758 531
—_
share—
stock
com.
dividend.-,-
general
a
of
November—
2488.
p.
York
responsibilities."
also
mortgage
—V.
insulated
Chairman
as
1917
Western
Vice-President
1954,
York
/Anpeles
in
of
Treasurer.
as
became
Kuud
Harris
Theodore
Kerite
and
CO.
manufacturers
company,
C. R. R.
Officer,
who
Electric
Founded
partner
New
2595.
.
York—Changes in Personnel—
this
elected
Fxecutive
Harris,
Mr.
$2,952,210
517,586
stock
preferred stock
is
member
underwriting
first
Kayser & Co.—New President of Unit—
directors
and
1,299,915
$3 316.117
$3,316,117
:
the
Long Island Lighting Co.—Offering Terminated—
the
2294.
p.
cables,
to
income
general
of
other
of
a
The First
3,019,693
$4,252,125
1,464 607
deductions
Elected—
Stewart,
Adams
been
Net
Income
J.
President
pressure
111,929
income
Kerite Co., New
The
St.,
16,398
Director
director, replacing James S. Adams,
1951
$367,698
railway....'
will-continue
$4,226,162
<nct)
Gulf
President and Treasurer since
1953
$4,764,326
income
will
Charles
&
railway..
and
$26,973,287 $24 715 830
22.208,961
20,489,678
laxes_„
will
unit
Before
becoming associated with the company, Mr. Streifler was
From Jan. 1—
Vice-President of Haddon Manufacturing
Co., Medford, N. J., manu-y Gross irom railway..—
facturer of knitted outerwear, lor 10
Net from railway
years.—V-. 180, p. 2083.
Western
Co.—Earnings-
;
which
new
1954
oper.
180,
Mr.
Iowa Public Service
Ottawa,
the
company's
executives
said.
Employment
at
these
plants is now at an all-time
peak.
Libbey-Owens-Ford has other, plants at
Charleston,
W. Va. and
Shreveport, La.,
making
window
glass,
and
specialty
plants
at
Parkersburg, W. Va., Brackenridge, Pa., and Houston, Texas.
Net
Irving
12 Months Ended Nov. 30-
at
sleepers.
10,
the
company's
Eenjamin W. Streifler has been appointed President of Nazareth
Mills, Inc.,' a whol y-owned subsidiary, it was
announced by Abraham
Feinberg, Chairman of the Board of Kayser.
Nazareth, which was
founded in 1886, manufactures infants' and
children's underwear and
per
.dividends).
the
l—
( Julius)
$3,168,278
333.35S
252,859
iroiii
Net
This
railway.
irom
from
ry.
1951
$3,153 350
401,742
income
oper.
From
brings
p.
1952
$2,775,605
1956,
railway—_
income.-—
Jan.
Net
-Earnings-
1953
$2.640481
of
oper..
From
—V.
RR.
1 Or4
from-
Net
This
company.
Murray Gill Station,
November—
securi¬
issuer's
purchasers
upon
an
of
the
summer
Kansas, Oklahoma
on
and
2294.
p.
International
Net
the
pany's generating capability by 115,000
not
notificat
use
at
Net
Gross
by
to
cause
have
offering circular filed by the company, appear to be
inaccurate
incomplete in
material
respects,
a id
'2>
t.
ties
Installed
total to 374.000
kilowatts, nuhe. than 3'/2 times the company's
capability at the end of World War II.
In addition, construction
has started on the installation iof a third
Act
class
been
system
Securities
and
the
balance
contract
supplements
anticipated contracts
existing
programs
-or
follow-on
developmental projects,—V.
\
represents
i'.t
n.r
to be negoun r,
expected to re.-ui.
180,
p.
product.*
2190
"i
*
*
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
ferred Stock—Declares 20%
The 'directors
oh
Dec.
called
22
The
boa.ru
of1
time.
This
record
It
$10
$1
of
will
be
per
Stockholders
made
will
for
the
after
be
the
on
outstanding
March
the
1955,
1,
total
■:■■■■.■
d
in
scrip
the
in
$106
15
30
to
Pacilic
of
the
of
shares
common
on
3,000.000
Feb.
If
15,
regarding
fractional
shares.
the
arrange¬
shares.—V.
■■■■
.
Petroleum
Corp.—Plans
Stock
Split—
System.—V.
The
the
180,
shares,
next.
approved
At
recommended
was
for
stockholders'
be
at
26.7
companies
miles
in
vyill
acquire,
ment
action
near
in
Ralls
$66,047,78' and
•
lor
13
cost
proceeds
of
be
to
are
New
.
the
purchase
to
used
mature
tc
cover
new
equipment, which, it fs esti¬
This equipment will include
completely diesclize the Missouri
2399.
p.
&
Light Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Power
circuit
length,
d
ai
Missouri
wood
pole
Edison
the
Counties,
Mo.,
respectively.
$20,001.20,
ceitairi
Louisiana, Mo.—V.
180,
will
service
York
69
a
lhuffaffproxiof
areas
addition,
and
frdm
Net
frcm
Net
ry.
Missouri Telephone
the
of
rate
25
cents
share
per
quarterly.—V.
2371.
have
been
called
they will pay
Missouri Edison
protective equip-'
$233,908
107,708
165.883
72,176
*14,276
27,956
87,214
Gross
from
13,915
from
.Net
ry.
*
3,159,174
3.785,175
3.596,174
2,934,900
813,762
1.437.Q52
1,326,808
631,556
*110,391
railway—
574,716
528,637
*83,529
railway
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
New
The
180,
York
&
Chemical
Honduras
Corn
appointed
agent
holders
this
of
2399.
p.
to
company
exceeding $47.50
Rosario
Exchange
receive
tenders'
on
ol
130,
Mining
1C,
N.
Y.,
stock
common
Jan.
Co.—Tenders"
York,
New
before
or
share.—V.
per
Bank,
1955,
has
from
at
been
stock¬
price
a
not
2399.
p,
New York, New Haven & Hartford
November—
Gross
1954
from
from
ry.
railway-!
railway.—
1952
1951
$13,374,147
$13,863,820
2,746,856
2.361,262
$13.65^550
3,459,699
3,251,549
824,301
1,510,135
1,107,176
151,207,000 148.391,026
143.436,945
_
income—
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1953
$12,447,330
_
948,817
From Jan. 1—
redemption
Feb.
on
15,
1955
all
of
the
outstanding first mortgage 4'A %
25-year bonds, series C, due Sept. 1,
1961; at 102%' and accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be
made at the Harris Trust and
Savings Bank, 115 West Monroe Street,
Chicago 90, 111.—V..' 180, p. 2698.
179,
1951
$367,923
68,280
income
oper.
Net
Co.—4y4% Bonds Called—
lor
19£3
$322,067
1952
$268,609
—
railway
From Jan.1—
Net
There
1954
railway
two
the
722.
p.
Connecting RR.- -Earnings—
November—
Gross
which
for
In
substation
Under
enquire
transmission
traversing
Pike
$117,924.71,
for
and
inter¬
present,
1,868,097 shares are outstanding.
the stockholders, the split in shares will be effected
by
Power
proposal, Missouri
three phase single
mately
issuing to stockholders three^additional shares for each share held.
the conclusion of the
Dec.
16
meeting, the company issued a
statement to the press that, subject to
future earnings and condi¬
tions in the oil
industry, it would recommend that dividends on the
stock
Jan.
Electric Power,
Cooperative; and the Commission has given
ested persons until Jan.
6, 1.955, to request
hearing thereon.
180,
At
new
Equipments—
on
company
and
Missouri
Edison
Co.,
subsidiaries
of
Union
Electric Co. of
Missouri, have applied to the SEC for an order author¬
izing
the
purchase of certain properties from Northeast
Missouri
by
p.
bids
This
which'
directors on Dec. 16, 1954, recommended a 4 for l
split in
capital stock of the company.
To put the proposal into 'effect
increase in the authorized stock to
10,000.000 shares, from the
present
of
"
The
the
receive
installments.
80%
Missouri
on
dividend
annual
stock'dividend
course
.e
covering
based
kv
Mid-Continent
an
to
equipment trust certificates, series ZZ,
will be approximately
$4,951,966.
diesel locomotives, which will
new
the
.
annual
mated,
355,939
of this
holders of
as
directors,
current
number
issuance
of
board
continue
advised
handling
158.
p.
dividend
stock
plans
Net
of
prospects,
to
share on the
outstanding
ments
stock
payable
intention
present
company's
rate
Pacific RR.—To Sell
company
approximately
common
is
Missouri
The
from it of $3,900,000
out¬
1955.
5.
the
dividend
Pre¬
redemption all of the
stock on Feb. 1,
1955, at
20%
a
value
par
stock
Jan.
is
the
declared
al.-o
its
Redeem
for
standing 414cumulative prefyred
per share plus! accrued dividend.
shares
Co.—To
Stock Dividend—
•
Mopd&y, January.3, 1955
...
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.
railway
26,363,527
30,023,982
30,072,698
27.094,711
6,651,712
_
income..
oper.
180,
137,043,235
_
8,838,128
9,318,358
6,392,403
_
2596.
p.
...
Midland Valley
Gross
Net
irorn
ry.
from
ry.
1951
$207,465
$166,578
36.165
35,767
22,189
5.983
17,059
9,021
1,917,469
price,
1,927,683
1,925,820
867,173
371,048
414,524
will
212,194
income—
2,379,634
281,136
95,704
111,878
of the company in
of
foi\ both
will
to
Seltzer"
is
and
drug
a
the
proceeds
prominent
prescription
R.
completed
Bischoff Co. of
Ernst
and
The
and
for
maceutical
and
Net
pharmaceuticals
of
fine
organic
trade
marks
and
ry.
Gross
repayment
(hat
larged.—V.
the
180.
facilities
Minneapolis
Net
operating
Net
announced
negotiations
'.J
50
The
years.
with
the
Bischoff
Ames
Ames
stated
Co.,
*.
.
company
eld.
an
raid
Dec.
on
ry.
Net
supplied
Irom
the
filed
of
for
for
registration
each
by
The
stock,
in
the
of
eight
of
shares
stockholders
of
new
of
will
price
common
&
St.
Louis
$1,79
with
be
from
ry.
—V.
Be
stock
sold
to
be
to
the
1
of
a
53
1952
as
standard
sizes
McGee,—V.
180, p.
Mississippi
1951
243,318
244,078
20 395.808
20.877,425
20.177,716
4,698,641
basis of
as
compound
electronic
a
announced
the
be
of
compound
injection
devices,
by
is
W.
a
for
sealing
coatL.g
lens
A.
McGee,
one
O-rings,
Light
new
November-
V.
income
oper.
the
Chief
railway
railway
p.
...
income
oper.
Buna
as
to
according
ry,
From
Gross
at
$105
from
ry.
53
1952
1951
$404,946
54,002
5,283,475
2,000,253
5,005,347
1,718,076
1,135,008
875,755
1,765,536
789,35.)
1,
ol
Can
•.
1,383.506
577,216
604,886
$6,539,897
$7,377 Ml
2,070.183
1,192,904
i—
railway....
railway
income
from
ry.
—V.
Co.,
approved
1,394,597
1,270,846
1,287,965
332,275
467,359
509,055
521,674
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
1)53
1952
$905,165
$383,281
$06,131
$1,102,258
228,596
209,673
164,810
334,593
81,744
83,759
53,768
104,026
9.099,488
10,212,682
10,702,474
10,595.289
1,760,476
2,474,470
2,454,198
2,602.260
555,711
811,574
834,440
772,722
income
railway
railway
income
oper.
180,
Gross
1951
2295.
p.
the
5%
1976.
The
at
from
Net
ry.
Gross
exceed
Their
combined
$80,000,000
per
Securities
—
with
convertible
the
of
The
to
year.
Also
sale
of
the
from
the
rate
the
SEC
of
$28.5714
by
each
principal
income
offer
to
amount
the
from
Net
ry.
well
pp.
will
the
of
and
be
thereof
used,
company's
$2,000,000
has
share
been
in
after
December
stockholder
The
of
together
4
prom¬
to
be
the
at
will
all
containers
option
shares" of
to
5%
a
share
on
option
was
—V.
Telephone
with
and
can
22,232,497
16,513,599
1,796,463
taxes
such
a
minority
total
addi¬
headquarters
oil
and
making
pet
in
food
machinery.
Telegraph Co.
-Earnings—
1954—10 Mos.-
$
$
14,515,200
13,675,911
2.457,200
2.179,858
21,503,596
from
from
Gross
1,614,411
16,309,156
15.643,961
& Mexico Ry.
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
*26,909
331,291
150,893
7,980,593
7,851,022
1,034,822
2,398,133
1,766,473
1,250,487
2,616,474
1,177,279
Central
Period End. Nov. 30—
1951
'
.
$7,212,708
2.304.210
Net
Not
$
61,277,446
expenses
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
180,
operating
p.
$
1954L-11 Mos.—1353
S
77,803.556
21.889,017
71,408,829
16.949,926
8,507,918
9,551,375
6,082,523
646,176.910
655,708
166,628.661
26,662,195
31,585,061
13,763,403
14,095,7.93
income
—
1951
2,008,956
1,827,501
161,917.223 157,770 380
31,595,674
31,624,956
14,653,530
14,130,425
1954
■
—
Depreciation
46,654,748
56,088,540
548,127,277
$4,532,317
4,352.554
4,543,664
———
———:—
—_—
382.326
465.<"31
——.
;
.
,
95,200
Cr257,600
taxes
Net
operating
Preferred
income
$81,262
*$219,378
requirements
dividends
Earnings
*Net
per
35,277
35,919
share——
$0.06
Nil
For
the
In
first
million
months
11
with
compared
major
a
will
common
loss.
$1,959,375
to
move
of
the
1954.
$1,349,294
increase
in
its
net
operating
like
the
period
Fred
income
of
was
195 5.
by at least $1
Orient
Airlines
divisions, J. W.
revenues
cargo
dollars
during
the
coming year,
Northwest
these efforts through
two newly-created
Vice-President-Sales, announced on Dec. 23.
channel
Mariner,
will
be
the
air
the
and
R.
freight
other
Erickson,
the
sales
division
airmail
Director.—V.
Northwestern Pacific
November—-
Gross
under
air
and
180,
Thomas
R.
Nolan.
divisions
express
under
2698.
p.
Net
ry.
Gross
Jan.
from
from
ry.
$979,342
$1,061,539
$1 023,934
189,886
281,278
132 454
223,298
income
oper.
From
1952
1953
$588,657
railway
railway
from
RR.—Earnings—
1954
from
Net
1951
46,723
29,027
*136,656
25,864
12.443.416
12,131.437
12,325,783
10, 780,951
4,211,952
3,217,856
3,054 327
2, 2 18.389
952,7911
703,775
245,428
370,440
1—
railway
railway
income—
cper.
Deficit.—V.
180,
Nuclear
2596.
p.
Instrument
Aniline-C-14,
the
list
of
an
Chemical
&
important
organic
Corp.—New Product
has
uniformly labeled aromatic compounds which
from
this
intermediate,
been
are
added
to
exclusively
corporation.
This compound joins benzene,
acid which are presently listed.
toluene,
benzaldehyde, and benzoic
It
is
announced^ that this
compound will be especially useful to
studying the mechanisms of certain organic reactions, solvent
partition, and in tracing various industrial processes.
It is available
workers
millicurie
one
under
millimole
per
Atomic
list
complete
may
of
be obtained from
three
in
package
sizes
(1,
0.5
and
0.1
Energy Commission licensing procedures.
100
ever
radioactive
the company
carbon
request.—V.
on
(C-14)
180,
compounds
137 4.
p.
8.838,171
98,049,633
132,628.196
inc.
7,672,559
4,364,192
24,701,931
57,107,719
Oelhorn Concern, Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany—Credit
627,933,639
14,G22,698
received
1953
$4,911,342
——
—~
Income
1
Oppenheimer
on
Dec.
30
&
Co.,
by the company up to noon (EST) on Jan. 11
905, Terminal Tower,
Cleveland, Ohio, for the purchase from
$36,000,000 income debentures to be
dated Jan.
1,
1955, and
mature Dec. 31, 1989.—V.
180, p. 2698.
*»
Oelhorn
the
purchase
United
marks,
Room
used
it
of
shares
States.
the
owned
of
firm
to
partner
by
that
Concern,
The
equivalent
by
members
announced
for
at
to
1552
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Reports Profit—
760,561,835
ops.
2399.
be
st
2698.
nance
will
1,818,152
157,566,632
railway..
ments
Bids
of
$
64.926,711
New York, Chicago & St.
Louis RR.—Bids Jan. 11—
78,919,151
1
1953
Month of November—
A
885,255
21.233,358
available
operation
1—
Arranged—
ry.
is
Division.
and
Ry.—Earnings—
railway.
oper.
millicurie)
RR.-^-Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
revenue
oper.
Y.)
2295.
p.
1954
180, ,p.
available
7,177,827
oper.
(N.
principle
analysis of incoming 'raw materials,
of
combinations,
and
tile
finished
stages
Pacific
Revenues
193,206
5,844,864
York
automatic
income—;
Jan.
from
—V.
$675,274
288,837
oper.
New
Vernon
the
Literature—
Autrometer"
1951
$769,331
*119,378
*181,108
income
1952
$462,913
256,795
1,426,934
income—
1,844.388
"Deficit.—V. 180, p. 2399.
rv.
180,
oper.
From
Gross
-Earnings-
1 '53
$682,406
railways
railway^
railway
from
Net
for
Mount
describes
various
Inc.—New
"Norelco
railway—— $14,935,797 $14,809,177 $14,343,949 $15,065,464
railway.——
3.468,572
2,926,783
13,059.315
3,363,479
from
*
1954
from
Net
titled
from
Net
Net
railway
oper.
fully
in
Co.,
Philips
folder
November—
Gross
20,897,078
1,880,197
income
1,336,516
Orleans, Texas
ry.
61,725,782
27.501,402
company's
instrument
products.^—V.
$
1,465.235
November—
Gross
52,459,672
2o,838,133
1953
20,237,897 213,677,802 195,467,748
15,161,600 162,312,067 146,032,205
1,559,923
15,345,539
14,862.493
2190.
p.
the
literature
constituents
Net
New
four-page
Director,
&
1954—Month—1953
charges
180,
49,945,797
25,869,019
$9,-
2190.
taxes
operating
after
American
new
The
39,360,220
21,102,543
income—
price
National
for
drink,
metal
and
an
The
per
the
cost
It
$4,586,245.
Pacific,"
manufactures food, beer; soft
revenues
oper.
2,647,758
TP,529.997 183,439.746
2596.
gratis irom
is
cbligated
of
other
lor
obligated to offer
the remaining
outstanding
price.
be
($30
date
National
same
would
1954
stock
option
the
National
price
expenses
income
3,396,347
2,211,465
175.061,231
6,469,730
derived
and
granted
outstanding
family.
giving effect
his
the
on
optioned
minority stockholders
Pacific
of
as
2,752,1^3
railway
p.
Expenses
National
Pacific
terms
the
2638
1951
6,647,348
154,271,544
railway—
oper.
180,
A
oi
National.
per
selling
1954).
tendered,
as
1952
3,900,506
subordinate
paid
stock
are
1953
5,062\4J)9
income
oper.
Net
Dec.
on
subordinate
proposes
debentures
sale
investors
prospectus,
the
1954
*
railway——
to
bo
approximately two-thirds of the
E.
F.
Euphiat and members of
10,
Ry.—Earnings—
$15,012/647 $14,739,149 $17,431,674 $18,112,961
railway
from
new
plants.
company
100%
stock.
are
capital
is
from
Net
$28.5714
at
income debentures
(non-convertible)
to provide the funds needed for the
acquisition
Pacific Can Co., to pay off
$2,000,000 indebtedness of
complete Pacific's planned
expansion
by
765,953
14,798,873
6,382,516
1,367,950
November—
of
180,
Net
Net
1,900,348
66,360,278
2398.
4,981,929
railway
railway...—
North
-
12
SEC
5%
RR.—Earnings—
1952
5,174,959
2295.
oper.
Net
stockholders
23
program
of
Railway
1953
51,098
5,347,927
income.—
p.
from
Net
investor,
held
Other
4,874,202
4,790,102
71,151
5,317,561
railway
Northern
institutional
of
Francisco,
Fed.
54,878
1,346,199
p.
to
With
$
105,951
income
oper.
180,
of
the
Dec.
From Jan. 1—-
173,429
1954
from
Net
Pacific
total
a
that
on
registration statement
a
derived
shares
Net
"
$5,836,392
oper.
Net
—V.
of
'
railway.
railway
Jan.
stock
expected
Period End. Oct. 31—
were
$515,989
2295.
Irom
Net
ry.
Chicago, III.—Acquisition—
have
Mr
91,204
25.341
154,632
Net
One
well
$383,464
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
from
3,388,008
subscription, record date
supplied
by amendment.
Bear,
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc., are to be the underwriters.
New England
N
$493,239
November—
Net
8,722,393
5,455,072
$4,500,000
of
purchase
cans,
is
terms
purchase from
Ry.
Gross
10,809,605
5,410,698
will
filed
and
dividend
—V.
special
p.
1
33,623
railway
from
Chemist
of
underwriters
2398.
67,562
from
Net
at
from
130,
35,089,720
10,611,242
4,068,456
common
to
from
said
San
.
180,
112,648
From Jan. 1—
subscription
its
Co.
to
tional
such high
machinery,
and
231,064
railway
railway.-
for
to
Co.—Exchange Completed
From Jan. 1—
—
429,121
574,380
capital
Jan,
Under
RR.—Earnings
1954
from
ry.
1,110,677
37,537,284
Corp.,
the
due
304.241.
preferred
group account by
See details in V.
share.
fiuui
1,122,626
447,811
Debentures
Nov.
remaining 13,977 shares
for
147,014
1—
oper.
180,
Gross
Privately—
Operating
Operating
share of
Missouri Illinois
I
$3,500,400
7,825,307
business
stock
Net
Ne*
$3,446,467
36,890,039
;
granted,
shapes
and
1951
$449,392
127,020
Norfolk & Western
455,879
companies
private
stock
Development—
1876.
Power &
ry.
—V.
of
sale
holdings
special formula
into special
molded
Quad-rings
from
Net
1951
32,623,157
Can
purchase
of
stock, plus $5.36 in
cash for each share of
$6 preferred stock, a total of
30,499
were issued and
the
Gross
799,944
income.—
1,492,902
l,9o3,98l
distillation, electron microscopes
shares
from
$3,078,399
2595.
4,803,615
4,984,388
l,o49,743
& Gasket Co.—New
rubber
Net
„
covering
the
Paci.ic
44,476 shares of 4.56% cumulative
preferred
stock (par
$100) recently offered in
exchange for out¬
standing $6 cumulative preferred stock
(no par) on the
ry.
1952
804,706
railway.
notes
the
to
.221,240
the
Gross
1"53
$3,077,217
income
proceeds
to
653,024
company.
Net
railway
$12,500,000
irom
$1,945,085
new
applications
Net
1954
underwriting
hares
Designated 366YV.
Polymer which can
per
2399.
working
According to the
18,836,974
high vacuum
devices has been
placed
95,669
342,015
additional
586,267
evaporators,
—Of
2,499,555
96,615
452,151
corporation
issory
utility
$2,031,858
2398.
p.
Development
this
2,132,741
381,662
604,348
of
shares
lor
2,474,885
114,994
holders of
witn
applied
company's
453,608
Minnesota Rubber
testing
1,522,076
461,535
two
Net
the
underwriting
will
Jan.
from
—V.
1952
$501,173
197,094
-
_
income—•_
oper.
From
Gross
income...
railway.^
Stearns &
stock
common
be
and
$1,731,972
1,806,778
ry.
railway——
From Jan. 1—
railway—.
p.
1954
by
Ry.—Earnings—
a3,947,608
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1953
$478,002
55,071
Sold
and
of-
,567
income.__
oper.
vacuum
57,130
debentures
the
185,878
railway
ran
180,
60,573
Registers
offered
share
one
461,101
income...
from
Western
1954
$524,392
~
railway_L—:!•
November—
1951
33,275
share.
of
additions
1951
oper.
Net
its
income—
debentures,
to
par,
ratio
subscription
the
Net
1—
purchase
22,
statement
$1
the
1878.
p.
railway.—
railway
from
to
expend
1952
Solinsky, President, has announced
corporation, at a special meeting held
The
amendment.
cost
the
a
common
stockholders
from
Norfolk Southern
1953
S.
volume
1,787,646
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
company
47,355
National
per
1,661,369
by
sale
of
178,
Minneapolis
Net
the
of
$276,490
oper.
180,
Robert
of
Earnings Off
201,853
stock
November—
Gross irom
ry.
funds
53,927
railway......
from
ry.
—V.
1,949,743
underwriters.
be
paym.nt
ft'om
general
$242,520
from
Pacific,
Net
the
2,987
oper.
Net
en-
1,806,778
36
November—
Gross
by
$175,425
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Bischoff
and
221,240
shares
common
unsubscribed
to
property.—V.
Net
supplied
7,685
from
The
common
through
are
Proceeds
*i
be
one
subscription
be
construction
additions
and
improvements
the year
1955
the
company
expects to
construction.—V. 175, p. 2695.
new
to
of
$131,748
p.
from
expanded
185,878
184,523
Shares
"ms
rate
date,
to
are
stock,
the
railway......
180,
Net
1954—-Month—1953
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$1,799,567
$1,791,972 $18,836,974 $20,395,808
2398.
p.
company's
public
*.
to
company
172,582
additional
:e
added
1954
oper.
Net
Co., subsidiary
that
St. Louis Ry.—November
&
income
covering
the
record
commissions
Dec.
railway—
railway...—
irom
Gross
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
5EC
The
at
'
on
SEC
Gross
November—
that
is
being planned for the
Ivoryton will be maintained
in
income
This
stockholders
held.
the
common
New York, Susquehanna &
(
SEC—
with
par
\
2698.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30-—
Gross revenue
180,
$l
RR.—Earnings—
Jan.
ry.
—V.
the
—V.
for
oper.
Net
"Alka-
"Miles."-
be
During
for
from
Net
chemicals
are
Clinitest,
Miles, President of
development program
and
its
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Ry.—Earnings—
has
merged
F.
and
line
statement
specialties.
Charles
sales
of
the
are
My-B-Dcn, Aminct, Diatussin
specialty items for the medical profession.
Ames
Decholin
and
other
diagnostic and phar¬
other
sells
shares
dealers'
from
From
to
principal products.of Bischoff
noy
used
Net-from
—
almost
be operated
Laboratories.
several
Co.
Gloss
the
henceforth
Miles
be
Montour
purchase
by
this
company
of
the
Ivoryton, Conn., manufacturers of biologicals
pharmaceuticals
will
of
notes
"Bactinc"
President,
for
and
e
"Tabcin,"
Beardsley,
the
Principal
Buys Bischoff Company
been
of
manufacturer
u
manufacturers.
"One-a-Day,"
Walter
have
10
November—
arranging the transaction.
apply
It
home
sale
proceeds will
$1,900,000
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately—This
corporation has completed the direct placement with in¬
stitutional investors of
$1,000,000 3 Va% promissory notes
due Sept. 1, 1969. The First Boston
Corp. acted as agent
for
each
soliciting
properties.
Net
2295.
company
bank loans.
for
and
600,600
railway.'
The
registration
a
amendment.
railway.
p.
share
new
1—
oper.
180,
filed
1954, covering 27,420 shares of
olfered for subscription
by common
$185,406
75 003
income—.
Utilities Co.—Registers With
company
20,
50.452
Jan.
Net.
The
1952
$177,761
from
Net
—V.
1953
railway,—'..
oper.
From
Gross
1954
railway./——
from
Net
Missouri
RR.—Earnings—
November—
his
the
of
sharks
of
a
approximately
of
New
has
the
arranged
Oelhorn
partner
the
firm
manufacturer
(Continued
or
German
$250,000,
on
in
Stock
in
held
loan
proceeds
of
Germany
Cincinnati,
page 49)
arrange¬
products,
stock
bank
Exchange,
credit
metal
company's
resident,
residing
York
completed
Ohio.
of
to
in
fi¬
the
1,000,000
which were
purchase
to
When
announcements
Dividend
tables.
first
the
In
indicate
we
which
in
table
second
all
dividends
the
4'A%
an¬
of Rec.
Inte-io:-
Name of
American
Can.
Co.
American
Ca. t
Iron
American
Share
Company
35c
(quar.)_
Pipe,
pfd.
Gb
American
Steamship
Payable of Rec.
1-
25c
__
12-28
preferred
$8
£2-31
12-22
1-20
12-30
12c
l-j.5
12-31
__
Ansonia
Wire
4 '/a%
preferred
4.50
—
Power
Constable
Arnold
Corp.
investment
(From
2-
1
2-
1
60c
2-
1
1-14
75c
1-31
1-12
(extra)
4\'i%
Baldwin
Rubber
Co.
1947)
Lane
Laartnuue
1-10
1-14
$6
1-31
1-31
1-14
$1.12'/a
(quar.)_
25c
1-14
20c
(quar.)
1-25
1-15
12-27
12-24
3
12-24
3
12-24
12-31
12-31
50c
(quar.)._-_.
Si
™
Bondholders
20c
(quar.i—.-
Boston Edison Cj.
Co.,
called
for
Butterick
4
70c
2-
1
6
pfd.
5b,
Co.,
1-10
Gas
dividend
the
of
Public
2-
Au|to
Co.
Mount
1-15
1-
6
National
1-14
1-
5
New
1-14
(quar.)_
12-15
Eaking Co.,
$2
2-
1-20
1-15
1-
6
preferred
Foods,
participating
1-
3
12-29
preferred
1
12-15
Pacific
Natural
5V ab
Gas,
(C.
Off
Printers
7%
G.),
preferred
12-15
1215
Packard-Bell
12-31
Peer.ess
10c
1-15
12-31
Pemco
1-15
12-13
Perkins
Machine
&
$1.37'/a
2-15
Pioneer
Finance
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
Royalties',
Participating
Dallas
Power
preferred
$4.24
4V-i'x
12-27
3
12-27
1-
5
$1.50
1-
5
$1
1-15
3.60'b
$1.06
__
(quar.)
_____
$1.13
22-
2-
Red
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)
De
Bardeleben
Steam
Laval
De
Coal
Delaware
&
Delaware
Turbine
Power
Hudson
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
&
District
Dodge
&
Mfg.
Mackinac
Theatres
Mfg.
Co.
of
out
surplus)
$1.50
35c.
(quar.)_____—
Ry: Co.,
convertible
2nd
Du
Pont
Co.
1'
2r
1
1-15
12-23
) -1 4
12-28
1-14
+9334c
1-14
12-31
tsi
1-15
A
Federal
(quar.)
Asphalt
Federated
6'f
of
Fund
Fibreboard
20c
1-15
12-3.1
1-15
4b
2-
1
1-17
25c
1-
3
12-23
Co.
Insurance
Wash.
of
under
Motor
80e
Frick
new
pref.
4 V'a b
(s-a)__
preferred
6%
Co.,
Instrument
General
Telephone
5.20b
preferred
Great
Mfg.
Britain
preferred
A
Lakes Engineering Works
Great
West
Co. of
pfd.
Hartford
Haverhill
5
12-31
.
+$9.50
12-30
1-15
3
12-24
2-
1
30c
1-21
1-
3
-
$1
12-28
1-
5
'1-
3
12-27
6c
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
$1.25
2-15
25c
1-15
12-31
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
_
Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5 1st preferred (s-a)
Home Light & Power (quar.)
___
Home Telephone & Telegraph (Fort Wayne)
25c
1-15
Powder
Jones Co.,
Co.,
50c
5b
class
pfd.
(quar.i
Drugs,
+52.50
50c
2-' 1
Inc.
(quar.i—*_
Hygrade Food Products, 5b
4% preferred A (quar.if
pfd. B iquar.)-.
Fuel
Stanley
12-20
1
A
Sun
Ltd.,
12-20
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
,$1
2-
1
1-15
4%
1-
4
1-17
1-
4
1-
1-
3
1-
3
12-17
3
1-25
1-14
1-25
1-14.
1-17
1-
New
Corp.
3
2-10
1-28
1-
1
1-31
1-
1
12-17
preferred
Title
&
Box
1-10
12-24
American
3
American
Can
1-
12-28
_
12-28
1-15
12-31
4'/2%
1-15
12-31
American
Co.
(quar.)
on
Oil
U.
S.
United
Telephone
Transit
United
mon
Sciver
Van
Class
,
'
stock
(J.
B.),
Laboratories,
A
<&
B
preferred
12-
1
1-
3
12-17
18 % c
1-
5
12- IS)
$1.75
1-
5
12- U
30c
3-
1
25c
1-
3
12-
75c
1-
3
12-
0
2-
1
1
•.!'
:
1-17.
Louis) —
(St.
(subject
to
ap¬
1.2)
!
(year-end).
—
Corp., com. (stk.
.
divjl J
2%
2. " 5
ft.
12-2'i
1-17
new
Radio
&
com.
40c
preferred
(quar.)
American
Investment
(Illinois)
Co.
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
1-
3
12-15
4'/2%
preferred
.
Co.,
American
12-20
1-
12-31
12-21
com.
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
Metal
class
Co.
Fire
6%
M.
1-
7
12-22
2-
9
1-10
—
15c
1-26
1-14
12-31
12-23
12-31
12-23
1
12-16
1-15
12-31
$1.25
$1:25
1-
2-
1
1-14
Natural
preferred
News
Gas,
77c
per
1-15
12-31
2%
62'aC
$2.50
1-10
12-31
4
12-31
1-
1-10
12-27
12-
u
12-:
i
1-15
1-15
2-
1
12-2..
v
l-a>j
2-
1
1 •J
1
2-10
12'/aC
common
1-
7
12-2 /
15c
1-15
12-23
50c
2-
1
37'/aC
(quar.)
(quar.i—
(bi-monthly)
2-
1
25C
50c
(quar.);
1-15
1-
3
1-15
1-15
1-
0
12-15
Paper
redeemed at $140
share plus this dividend
—
Phenolic
N
.American
Republics
Safety
Service
Corp.
Razor
Co.,
Corn, (quar.)
pfd.
(annual)
$3
6%_.preferred -(quar.)
1-24
1-28
l-i-6
1
1-
7
12-
433/4c
1-
3
12-l'j
12'/a c
1-
3
12-17
$3
1-
5
12-20
$1
2-24
2-lu
10%
iquar.)
Ship Building Co. (N. J.)
American Snuff Co.. common (quar.)
American
$2.52
12'/a C
Corp.
American
in
1
3-
"
(quar.)
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—
/Slock dividend on A and B
$1.25
<
1-
preferred is being
American
com¬
12-
35c
(quar.)—
Insurancet Co.—
Goods—
..
"'
Stockholders approve sale of properties and
assets to Continental Can Co.
Common
stockholders will receive 881/1.OOOths of
Continental
for each share held.
And
American
1
$1.25
Co.
American Optical Co.
12-1 j
1-
$1 121/2
(quar.)
Molasses
National
12--.,
3
3
$1.25
(quar.)_—__—
A
(quar.i
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
American
12-:::
1-
97'/a C
3.90%
4'/a%
3
1-
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
7%
5%
12: r. J
25c
(quar.)
12-15
American
4
31 '/4C
1
3
12-,...
12-.V0
1-
28 '/8c
1-
American-Marietta,
3
.
.
1-3
$1.31 '/4
(quar.)
Locomotive
1-
;
—
—
12-31
1-
1-
!
20c
Co.—.,.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
2-16
12-. -)
50c
5'4%
2-16
3
$1.50
1-26
1
1-
$1.50
—
(monthly)
Products
12-23
1
3~; •)
30c
(quar.)—
Home
American
7
1-15
3-26
J2-:
3
3-
0
1"
12-"
1-
3-
0
12
1-10
cpm.
2-
6
12-
1
1-23
1-10
Ice
1-
3
1-
25c
Felt,
&
American
12-31
1-
•SI
50c
—
preferred
6%
1-14
,
.
)
12..
&
American
^
12-
3
30c
Hair
American
American
^—
3
1-
iquar.)
——
Co.,
Fidelity
American
(quar.)
1-
933/4c
Georgia
of
5%
—
'•
87 '/a C
a
on
12-
convertible
$1.20
i
3
(quar.)——
Corp.
1-10
1-23
:
12-r:
1-
(quar.)
1
12-20
V
12-
3
30c
—
(quar.)
1-20
1
12
-1-
1-7-55
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.—
2-
12-31
1-25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
1-10
$6
,0
1- 27
12-
12-29
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
A
433/4c
(quar.).
4
12-
2-10
12-
1
60c
the
30c
(year-end)
1&*
'
12-
3
.
3
1
1-
12-29
3
1-
19_'( 1
3
1-
40c
(initial)
preferred
)-
$1.25
——
1-10
2-
c
stock
" pfd. (quar.i
iPpila.)_«.
$1.25
683/4c
(auar.i_
1-10
$1.25
$1.06' \
the
011
A
Co., 7%
Felt
American
1-10
15c
dividend—payable
Walnu^ Apartments Corp.
12-15
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Express
American
1-14
1
time)
(quar.i—
3
1-
2-
30c
12-20
1
Inc.—
(stock
1-
25c
| 62'/a c
Co.
common
Arma
0
IT
12J/aC
—
:
Ins.
i
1-31
31 '/4c
1
2-
(New
vote
preferred
3J
1
2-1V
12-10
Casualty, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.—
junior preferred (quar.)—
1-
$1.50"
class B stocki—;
5b
12
2-
10c
5b
5%
American
10c
(quar.).'
(redt"
payment
25c
_______
31
1-15
v
this
3-10
75C
(quar.I
1-31
2-15
ll'/4C
Co.—
at
40c
iquar.) —
preferencei (quar.)
35c
—
Valspar
Corp.—
(Directors omitted
12-15
12-2'/
2- A
Enka
,
(Ind.),. 5b
3
2-15
2-
American
(stock divi.)
(Kansas), 5b
1-
1-20
1
6c
-—
United Telephone
20
75c
(quar.)———
$1
Distributors
Shirt
12-15
3-
10c
Testing Co
Extra
12-10
3
$$1.31
Distilling
17'Ac
■
California
of
Co.
12
3
1-
3-i',;.
25c
pfd. for each share held)
(One share of 5b
Union
3
1-
50c
Cyanamid
American
Materials
&
1-
10c
1
preferred B
preferred C
334%
—
basis.
20-for-l
a
Chemical
Union
?Ji
1
American
1
$1.14
to
12-1B
3-
1-15
23c
—
—
split
3
4-
2-
4 b-
(quar.)
to
1-
125c
Co.
12'a C
—
(quar.)__,
asked
12-15
93%c
Discount
59c
be
3
1
American
25c
—
proposal
1-
(quar.)
1-14
Co.-—
will
Stockholders
5c
12-24
30c
12-31
1:10c
Extra
Insurance
12
1
1
35c
Mfg.
3
—
(quar.)
1-10
2-
5G'/4C
(quar.)
Travelers
12-10
$3
1-
1-
preferred
1:15c
(quar.)-'
3
12 '/a c
Colortype Co.
American Crystal Sugar,
12-17
31V4
(quar.i
preferred
3
1-
30c
American
12-17
30c
—_
——
preferred
1
1-
(quar.i
Cable
1-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)———r.—
4,56b
1-
—
20c
iquar.)
4.25b
12-17
12-15
9334c
Board
1-11
3'/a%
pfd. (quar.)_
B
iquar.)-;—
common
12-10
(s-a)_
B
(quar-.)—.
preferred, (quar.)
1-28
'
(quar.i-—————
Guarantee Co., Ltd.
Co.,
1-3-55
iinitial)
1GC--J,
(quar.)——
Edison
12-10
$1.50
preferred
37 VaC
Mortgage
Orleans)
12-15
1-3-55
$1.50
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
5%
5'/a%
3 7 VaC
iquar. i-
(quar.i
common
12-15
3
3
$1.06'/4
iquar.)
com.
common
Co.
American
■
Co.,
3
1-
$1.15
iquar.)——
Manufacturing (year-end)
preferred
5%
■
1-14
12-31
$2.50
Marine Co., class A (initial)———:
Taylor-Colquitt Co. (quar.)——
Thrift Investment Corp., class A .(quar.)
Finance
12-15
25c
Note,
Book
12-21
3
$1.05
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
6%
(quar.)— .i
Bank
American
1-20
1-
(quar.)_
1
Canada, Ltd.—
.common
6%
12-10
1-
(quar.)
proval of stockholders on Jan.
12-24
12-10
1-
•
1-
3
34%c
—
(quar.)__^
46c
Tampa
Time
pfd.
6%
Automobile
American
7
12-10
1-
343/aC
—
(quar.)__
(see Wood (Alan) Steel)
Filter,
Air
3
(quar.)
Goods
$7 preferred
American
12-10
1-
40c
2nd preferred
American
1-10
12-17
12-10
3
1-3
net
from
(quar.)
preferred
3
1-
>
(WatertoWn,
—
4.20'A
com.
of
Co.
1-
60c
50c
Amalgamated Sugar Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.i—2—IAmerican Aggregates, 5% preferred
12-17
1-
12-16
60c
Amalgamated Leather Cos.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
12-17
50c
1-25
14;
12-15
1-10
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preierred
5'A%
1-12
3
1
1-10
75c
——
preferred
Mills,
preferred
Aluminum
12-20
37 VaC
California
of
12-3.6
1
6'/4C
Pictures,
85c
Inc. (stock dlv.)—_
Supermarkets Corp. (quar.)-^
Mold
3
2-
Inc.
Inc.
1:53c
—
Co.
Paper
1-
27 '/aC
(quar.)
B
Fisher,
$3.75
1-12
1
50c
Inc.——
class
J
12-10
p
25c
(quar.)
Co.
American -Bosch
4J/ab
Ltd.,
12-
3
& Western Ry. guaranteed
& Equipment (quar.).
Aluminum
12-30
1-17
2-
$1.25
iquar.)-—:
(quar.)_-_
Superior Steel
12-20
12-30
1
12-31
$1.50
Drug,
Walker
12-29
15c
2-
30c
1 quar.i_
pfd.
common
Cc.,
Brock,
Class
•1-14
1-
45c
Quarterly
Hook
Drug,
3
1-
—
4'A'A
Artists
$3.75
5
$1
1st
Standard
'12-31
Herff
1-
933/4C
——
preferred (quar.i
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher iquar.)
32-17
65c
iquar.)—,
A'preference (s-a)
Hercules
Power
1-
6c
Co.,
Steel
Inc.,
&
5%
1-20
$2
—
Nevada
1
'
of BostonLtd., $2.12 pfd.
(quar.i—
Industries Fund,
12-
.J——
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Aluminum Co.
of America, common
12-16
p.d. iquar.1 ___Shares, Inc.___—------
6b
2
Discount, Inc.—
&
Allied Stores Corp.,
7
1
25c
preferred
$5
1-10
12-15
1-
3
£$1.12'/a
iquar.)___
California Petroleum—
Southern
12-31
T___
pfd. A
6b
United
1-15
1-10
1
1-
7'/aC
Gas,
1-
,
Co.
Paper Mfg.,
Allied Paper
Corp.—
Co
director's
12-31
1-25
2-
37'/a C
California
Southern
1-14
1-15
1-
2-
preferred (quar.i——_
4b
preferred iquar.i_
Cc„
t30c
$28 '/aC
(quarterly
pfd. A
Allianceware,
1
1-15
}50c
preferred A
Southern
12-24
3
$4
6b
Plastics
Trust
&
Mlg.
Towle
1-
Alles
3-21
+
—
(quar.)
Ltd.-—
:
preferred
Allegheny
12-20
10c
(quar.)
12-16
(quar.)—
Inc.
Power
75c
6b
7
1-
1-15
1
i
90C
— ————-
3
Allen Electric
12-23
3
75c
——
6b
Stores,
Southern
12-15
Inspection & Insurance
Light (quar.)—
Smyth
12-31
1-
1-
50c
Foods,
Fine
1N.1
Toledo
40c
Helicopter Air Service,
Slater
6b
1-15
1-
S3
!
Times, Inc
Gas
$1.30
$1.50
Co
Hotel
7
12-29
4-
—_
(quar.)——
Selected 'American
(Montreal)
_i
(quar.i__"
Steam Boiler
1-
37'/aC
(quar.i
America
'—
Quarterly
12-21
t50c
—
.'
Harrisburg
2
40c
—
—
Hagan Corp.
1-
1-15
(Winnipeg)—'
Quarterly
Extra
12-23
J 50c
conv.
North
5
Corp.—
L-__
___—
Griesedieck Co., 577
Hartford
(s-ai—
,
-
1-
30 c
(extrai
Life Assurance Co.
Year-end
Guarantee
______
—
___
Great
Quarterly
12-23
75c
Investment
Canada
&
Accumulative
3
12'4 c
1
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
1-
Kentucky—
of
Co.
15c
$1
—
iquar.)
(quar.i
Corp.
12-31
12-31
$1.04
Co.
Shareholders
Super
2-11
12-22
25c
iquar.)—-———_
common
Super Valu Stores (extrai
'4 %
1
1-
$1.12'/a
—
(s-a)____—
1-
(quar.)
Supermarkets;
Allied
(s-a)„___
$3
income)
(quar.)
Wood
Alden's
12-3
—
A
Co.
preferred
Albermarle
3
1-15
convertible
W.
&
Sunrise
2
1-
$1.25
class
(s-a)
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased)
Insurance
Investment
Alan
12-20
1
$ 1.17 '/a
(S-a)
Strathmcre
12-24
3
namei
Ltd.,
Co.,
General
Given
1-
1-
iquar.) _______—______—
4.70b. preferred B 'iquar.)
Ltd.,
12-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Alabama
12-30
Reinforced
Schaffer
12-23
3
'
Wayne
Transit
Co._
Street Building
Corp.-.'
41st
12-23
1-
SI
Steel
dividend
Fort
1-3
25c
—_„_u,—
-
(s-a)
r_
__
Corp. name changed to
Chemical & Materials
(see stock
Union
12-27
$1.50
•;
Georgetown
Follansbee
Ford
1-10
Marshall Field)
(see
Y.)
5'A %
12-20
1-. r,
50c
—
class A____.—
3
t30c
Surety
&
Fund,
conv.
12-24
Petroleum,
Southwestern
Bureau, common—
participating preferred '(quar.)—.
Firemen's
12-31
12c
Equipment
Participating
&
(quar.)
Co.
&
2-15
Inc.-—
preferred
(Marshall)
Filing
12-23
4c
England-
1-14
5c
iquar.)—.
of Boston—
e
1-
preferred
(accum.)
Insurance
Life
Common
12-20
1-15
'
12-31
(annual i„__,
New
Products,
prior
Field
Products
1-14
$1.65
Ltd.—
.—
1
1-15
Fund
Inc.,
30c
S.
12-'>1
20c
Securities,
preferred (quar.)
1—.
Bakeries, Ltd., 4b
pfd. (quar.)
Farrington Mfg. Co., common
(quar..)—_
7"a7>
Class
1-15
1-14
Eastern
2-
1-15
preferred
Russell
1
417 VaC
( quar.)
of Canada
2-
2-
12-15.,,
1-14 *
93%c
Paper, 6b> preferred iquar.) — —Riverside Cement, ciass A
1 accum.)
-—
12-24
3
Aid
1-20
3
(s-a)_____—__
com.
12-
—————
Albers
Rising
12-15
3
I0c
+
1
1-
4c
3%%. preferred
4
420c
(quar.)
„
preferred
1-
2-15
137 Vac
(quar.)
common
Extra
7%
1-
1-
2-
50c
preferred
Rike-Kumler
4
1-15
$4
N.
37 Vic
B
Rich's,
7
1-13
1-
ffi2'/ac
preference
Glass Co.,
1-
1-14
1-28
1-31
1-10
37'/a C
2-10
—
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar. )
Rhode Island Electric Protective Co.
3
J-95
5c
(quar.i.
Corp. ,(quar. )—-^_
Mlg. Co. (liquidating)
Fabrics, Ltd., .common (quar.)—_
Dominion
1-
$5
pfd.-.
5b
7
25c
((quar.)—,
Doernbecher
Dominion
1-27
1-
2-28
(increased)
iMe.l,
\
3
Inc.—
Alloys,
Mfg. Co.
Agricultural
•
_____
1
3-
1-
(quar.)
Insurance
Affiliated
3-15
$7
—
3-
3-15
$1
4-1
$1.50
(qua,r.)
(quar.)——
3-15
45c
$12'/aC
preferred
D.)
(J.
Aetna
1-11
preferred—
(quar.)—
Light
Class
1-27
2-15
$1
(year-end )__
(extra
Light
&
2-15
$6
Corp.
1
$1
—_
Garages
Parking
412b>
1-10
1
25c
—
2-
Holder!)
When
Payable of Re~.
75c
1-U
—
'
Inc.
Extra
1
62 Vac
(quar.)-
Gear
Top Brewing Co.,
Reliance
1-10
1
25c
Daystrom,
2-
1-10
1
12-15
$1
Extra
12-22
12-31
A
conv.
Casualty
Aetna
10c
12-31
3
(quar.)_
(quar.)
class
Aetna
3c
Hamp.)
(New
preferred
Edison,
Potomac
12-31
1-15
$1
12-30
20c
Lines—
Co.
$3
Gas
Prudential
(quar.)'
1-13
12-21
———--—i
preierred
$5
12-24
15c
(quar.)
Portland
12-24
,
12-31
1-31
i$i
Co
Co.
Casualty
Pittsburgh
,
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
3
1-
$1.75
preferred
(quar.i
Light, $4 preferred
&
1-
1-
$1.75
common
Addressograph-Multigraph
40c
non-cum.
Co.
:
1-14
$1.50
(s-a)
Inc.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
1
30c
30c
—
—
& Paper Co., Ltd., com.
Aluminum
Adams
Aggregates,
1
(quar.)
A (quar >
Metal
Products
12-24
50c
1-15
preferred
1-10
4
90c
1-
2-
1
1-
7c
—
1-
(quar.)
2-
—
Corp.,
1-14
*■
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Refineries,
$1.10
62'/a C
(quar.)
$7
25c
pfd.
1-14
——
& Electric
25c
(quar.)—
1
$1.06 >/4
iquar.)
Co.
4'/2'ir.
1
Share
(quar.)—
Fitch Co., $6
&
investment
Mig.
&
Greyhound
Coast
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Acme
$1.05
Corp
p:eferred
12 Vac
(s-aU—"
2-
17 VaC
5b
(annual)
A
1-14
5c
iquar.)
(quar.)
((quar.)—_
(quar.)—
class
1-15
1
30c
preferred
Oilgear
1-
30c
Conn
y6
(quar.)
Common
Richmond, Gas—
Quarterly
25c
23c
12-17
1
Company
Abercrombie
2-
—
Investmen s,
Ltd.—
ptelerred (quar.)
5c
common
1-15
12-31
115c
(quar.)__„__bv.—i____—_
Northwestern Bell Telephone (quar.)—-——•
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
12-31
1
4%
$1.20
&
Utilities,
3% %:
31
2
give
Laboratories
Abbott
T-31
U5c
—
iquar.i
Gas
&
3-18
12
1-
(quar.i
preferred
4V2%
r
prior preferred
6rx
10b
Participating
Connecticut
York
New
2-18
3-31
1-14
J$1.50
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
50c
(quar.)-.
(monthly)
preferred
Chemical
Northcand
1-15
7%
in
(quar.i
A
4,/V.y
:
participating
Participating
Community Frosted
Concord
3
20
Industries Inc.
F.
Common
preference
sometime
—
,
C.
A..
12-21
4.60%
of
—
Co.
Bridge
Bedford
1
1
1
2-23
Per
1
2-
25c
12-14
1-
pfd. (s-a)
paid
1-14
20c
$1.18
prior
Co.
class
Industries,
W
1-
1-
1-31
preceding table.
Aoitibi Powei
be
to
Co.
Hope
1
Fund
&
Diablo
Mount
N
12-15
50c
pfd.
(quar.)—
we
Name of
1-15
t31'/4c
(quar.)
9c
prefer.ed
6
&
1-14
Ltd.—
Power,
1-
2-
p,d.
preferred (quar.iEngineering Co.—
1-12
(year-end).
Stamping
(Dan)
Columbia
12-21
Corp.
1-15
$1
Inter-Terminal RR., 4%
Cincinnati
3
(quar.i —
prior
3
1-31
12-21
3
1-
Mortgage
Northern
payable possibly in April 1955
Central Kansas Power, 43i% pfd. (quar.)—_
3
1-
Edison
$4.20
1
24c
Indiana)
1-
$1.50
Rhoade
Montana
approval
Commission
$2.50
Laboratories
2-1
75c
...
Service
common,.—,-—
Co.,
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)___.,
the
to
12-11
&
12-21
50c
Co.
(subject
1
Corp.
$2.50
1
Indiana
Stock
(quar,)-._
1-
75c
$1
Fund
Central
1-14
$1.25
—.
B
Monarch
12-31
1-10
(year-end i
California
1
Field
s
Morgan
1
pfd.
2-
(quar.)
preierred
Railway
Grain.
Missouri
1-15
(quar.i..^_
S3
2oc
Bond
25c
dividend)
1-31
Miles
—
20c
1
15c
Miller
40c
•
1-14
+
Gas
McCandless
Vs~u(!
at S54
iquar.)
Electric Power,
1st
Cla
3-19
1-
1-14.
1-31
preference
McCa.l
12-31
40c
Feb.
on
California
50c
1-
1-25
Extra
Cohen
1-14
(entire
preferred
4b
12-20
1
15c
liquidating
60c
1-14
1-2
class A
preference
this
plus
Inc.,
3
+
1-15
50c
Bullock's,
Burger Brewing
City
1
1-31
3-31
__
redemption
share
per
2-
75c
(quar.i
2nd
S3
1-
2-
1-
the dividends announced in previous
weeks-and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in tfco
Below
1-25
McCabe
1-14
1
$1.12'/a
(quar. )_J
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic iquar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas < extra i
Brown
2-
59c
6%
pfd.
preferred
Management,
12-20
(quar.—r—
Street
(3rd
_
(quar.)
4'/ab
3
25c
Marshall
$1.75
J__
Tobacco,
1-
35
21.
12
1-31
5c
5c
22'Ac
(quar.)
6b
Ltd.,
Gas
County
12
1
1
12-16
(quar.)
Januaryi
Telephone Col of Pennsylvania—
Inc.
1
12-31
Mantel
3
bros.
1-
56 'A c
—-
Co.
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd., 5b, par.
A
R
M
Southern Gas Co.
1-
5c
(monthly)
!
(Alexander),
"5
22.
1-
31 '4c
J12'/2C
U7'/2C
(quar.)
—
York Water Co.
$1.25
10c
'
1-14
Manhattan
1-
Bloch
s^areo--
•
(New OrieanD—
25c
12-24
1-
Bcbbs-Merrill,
Amer,
Com.
(extra)-—
Steel
3
1-
Best Foods
A.,
Typograph
1-
10c
Co.
York
—f-——
40c
—
4334c
Watch
12-22
4Vab preferred (quar. )__—_Acceptance Corp., Ltd., class A
Lvnchourg
62 '4c
Year-end
S.
12-2J
Ltd., class A
Grocery
3
1-
.
(quar.
Paper Co.,
1
12
2-10
2-10
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.—
— —
Wisconsin
loC
preferred
Lukens
(quar.)
Benrus
Monthly
Monthly
1-10
12-21
Wood
1-14
(quar.i
Worts
12-31
12-31
B
Ludlow
1-31
preferred
Iron
7
Fixture
(quar.)——
Lovett
&
1-20
c
1-15
Island LightingLorain
Telephone, 5b
preferred
Reduced
1-
Winn
25c
Long
7%
Bell
12-23
B
preferred
5b
&
preferred
Class
$1.75
Class
5'.,
Belmont
4
5b
Westminster
100%
Bryant,
1-31
(quar.)
common
1-
10c
(stock dividendi
(quar.)
—.:
Laboratories
.
1-10
30c
„
(increased)—L
Bros. Co.
Beacon Associates,
Barigis
12-23
Inc.
Insurance Co.
1-10
,
20c
1
„
(series
preferred
12-15
4
12-28
Mfg. Co.
Locks,
et
$1.12'/a
income)-—
(quar.)
3
1-
10c
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
Inc. (reduced quar.)_—
Lakeside
$1.12 '/a
A (quar.)
S.) & Co., common
preferred
5
1-
Showcase
Weber
12-15
1-
$1
■5c
$1.30
—
Watson-Standard,
Payable of Red.
$1.0614
$1.12'/a
20c
Quarterly
'—
—
Semi-annual
Axe-Hougltjon Fund—
Ayres
4Vi'h
;
Consolidada
La
$1.12'/a
,—.—
<quar.)_,_
Argus Corp. 2nd preferred
12-15
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
30c
15c
Cable
Electric
Appalachian
12-17
_
—I
—I—
Lafayette
(quar.i™.
&
1-10
9
22'/a
Kwik
noc
(extra)
1
1-
Kroehler
12-20
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—$2.80
2-
Kennedy's,
•12-20
12-28
U3C
__
Washington Gas Light, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
:
Washington National Insurance (quar.)_,_—
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—:
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Mortgage Co.
Johnson.
12-20
1
12-10
——
Extra
1-24
2-15
12-10
1
Jersey Farm Baking, 4b preferredMquar.)._
Johanson Bros. Shoe (quar.)——
_——_
Holdert
$1.50
1
Dredgufig (quar.i
_s*__
Extra
$3
(s-a)
1
1-
(quar.)_—_
Exchange Building Corp.
Extra
payment date.
When
bieweries,.
Investors
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
A
Share
Company
Holdera
When
Per
/
Name of
12-27
1-
5c
l
pfd.
5b
B (quar.)—_
Ltd., preferred A__
Quarterly
1-14
$1.25
$1.06 '/4
50c
(extra)
Co.
preferred
Insurance
we
Per
Lock
Indianapolis Water,
week. Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
nounced during the current
a
Illinois
grouped in two separate
are
Share.
Name o1 Company
1'
Holdera
Payable
Per
DIVIDENDS
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Volume 181
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—
fine
1-
3
11-2
$1.50
1-
3
17- Ci
•
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
•
When
Per
Name of
Share
Company
American
Stamping
American
States
$1.25
L
Insurance
preferred
(quar.j
I
Sugar
Extra
I
7%
(Ind.J
American
(N.
Thermos
Thread
Y.)
American
Tobacco,
American
Woolen,
Zinc,
$1.75
3
12-13
1-14
Co.,
12-15
3
3
$1.50
—
1-
3
*12-10
1-15
12-31
preierred
(s-a)—
$2.25
i50c
(s-a»
7%
-
Inc.
Ltd.,
4V2%' convertible
Power
&
(quar.)
12-
1
3-
1
1-31
Bloch
3
12-15
6%
12-15
Bohack
$1.08
3
12-15
5'/a%
593/.c
1-
3
12-10
1-15
12-23
20c
•
—
A
B
(increased
quar.)
Atchison,
Saute
1
12-10
&
City
oreferred
(s-a)
4.10%
preferred
<quar.)__l
4.35%
preferred
iquar.)__
4.35%
2nd
preferred
City Sewerage
Co.
Atlantic,
West
&
Indies
Steam
Ltd.
Thrift
7%
Plan.
Devices,
Austin,
Inc.
preferred
(stock
$1.20 conv.
Finance
called
Common
Automobile
Class
$1.50
on
Corp.,
common
preferred
67c
6%
preferred
Extra
(B.
$2.25
(quar.)
Columbia
Columbia
5%
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
British
1-21
2-
1
1-
1st
2nd
4%%
3
1-20
series
A
3
3
Biooklyn
T.),
pfd.
4%
Inc.
3
11-
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
3
1-
5c
._
3
1-
1-
—
4%
.
Co.
1
12-
8
5%
prior
3
12-10
7%
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
I.
&
preferred
of
of
Bond
Burlington
1-14
12-31
1-22
■J
7
Burns
&•
7
1-
4
Corp.,
Trust
(N.
Bastian-Blessing
Batavia
7
12-
6
Class
A
3
Class
Class
1-
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
5%
1-
3
12-16
Bush
1-
3
12-17
5%
1-7-55
12-20
Class
A
Class
3
12-24
4 '/2 %
1-
7
12-22
Butterfly
1-
7
12-22
1-1
12-22
1-15
12-20
I.
(A. M.I,
T.
Calgary
Power
1-
3
12-14
1-
3
12-20
4y2 %
1-
1
12-31
5%
1-
3
12-15
California
1-
5
12-20
1-
5
12-20
(increased
(quar.)
1-
3
12-17
1-3-55
12-20
$1.12'/2
i
65c
7%
6%
<ouar.)__
Machine
Tool
2-
1
California
Portland
2-
1
California
Water
1-17
1-3
15c
j.
1
3- 1
1-17
1-
3
$1
Extra
1-
3
12-15
25c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-22
25c
12-22
1-
3
12-23
50c
2-
1
1-14
55c
1-
3
12-15
25c
Foods
2
12 >/2c
(quar.)
Corp
1-
(quar.)
Petroleum
1-
3
12-15
Co.,
(increased
com.
quar.)_
Extra
conv.
preferred
Camden
(A.
S.)
Campbell Red
Lake
preferred
Bros.,
1-
3
12-15
Canada
1-
3
12-15
Canada
Crushed
tlOc
1-
3
12-15
6%
preference
10c
1-
5
12-
1
1-
5
12-
1
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
$4 25
75c
2-
1
1-20
Canada
.__s_
,
Beauty
Counselors,
Inc.
x
(quar.)
Etxra
Beaux-Arts
Apartments, $fi 1st pfd. (quar.)
$3
prior preferred
(qua-.)
Beaver Lumber Co.,
Ltd., class A (quar.)___
_____
Class
A
$1.40
Belgium
12-10
Canada
1
3-10
Canada
Life
1-
3
12-10
Canada
Northern
$35c
4-
1
3-10
Stores
Ltd.,
&
Eell
of
Telephone Co.
RR.
&
Stock
m«f«rred
UBenefiqial
Extra
Benjamin
Corp.
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
3
12-10
3
12-17
Central
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-21
1-15
12-28
preferred
6%
Ohio
1-
1-
4
12-14
1-
3
12-10
M-l-10
12-15
1-
12-15
3
1-29
1-
8
1-29
-
1-
8
12-
3
12-15
9
5%
1-15
1-
75c
1-
1
1
12-15
"12-21
10c
$6
-
1-31
1-14
4
12-15
1-
6
12-21
1-
3
12-15
3
12-15
1-17
12-31
$4.50
7
Chapman Valve Mfg.
Charmin
Paper
5'/27o
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-31
12-31
1-
12-15
3
$1.75
2-
1
1-14
1-
3
12-10
Stock
preferred
Gas
Inc.
&
Cincinnati
Suburban
12-31
Cincinnati
Union
1-15
12-31
Cities
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing Co., common (s-a)
Service
1-
12-17
3
Clary
Co.
Multiplier,
Clayton
Bell
pref.
Lambert
Clearfield
4
&
6
12-27
Inc.,
com.
preferred
6
12-27
3
12-15
(quar.)
$62'/2C
1-
3
12-21
Common
(increased
1-
2
12-
1
Common
1-2-55
12-
6
15c
Mortg.
Co.
Bronze
1-2-55
12-
6
$1.06%
1-2-55
12-
6
120c
__
3
12-15
General
Electric,
3
12-
1-
3
12-15
Clinton
1-15
12-20
Cluett
(Toronto)
165c
1-
12-15
pfd.
3
(S-)
1-
1
12-27
131'Ac
1-
3
12-
131 'AC
common
1-
3
132c
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
150c
1-
3
(quar.)
1
+
12-
3
8
1-10
1-10
12-
1
1$1
Insurance
Investments
General
Securities
:
Co
12-31
1-
3
12-14
1-
3
12-21
(cmar.)
class
4%
1-
3
12-15
A
3-31
3-16
127V2c
1-14
12-31
1$I0
1-
3
12-15
$$10
1-
3
12-15
(s-a)
1-21
1-14.
3:
12-15
1- '6
1-
$2.50
12-20
2'
12-20
1-3 =
12-17
1-
4
12-21
1-
4l
fi
fin
12-21
•
l-7-5P
50c
1-
$1.1? %
3
7
r>
00
12-15
l-2-5f)i
1?-
**
25 c
(monthly)
monthly)
common
issue
at
conv.
Co.
10c
___;
called
for
per
1-13 •"
2-il
1-17
3-
1
2-16
15c
-
$102
(N.
&
4-vl
3-16
$1.12'A
12-16
1-
3
12-16
15c
1-
3'
12-20
$1
1-
3
1-
3
redemption
share
plus
Y.)
(quar.)
_____
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Bottling
r
Co.
$1 75
12-20
v
12-20
50c
12-20
15c
(quar.)_
1-1
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
7
12-17
37'Ac
(Cine.)—
"
A
(quar.)
<B.
Collateral
1-10
dividend.
preferred
Coca-Cola
1-10
1-20
15c
being
12
1-20
15c
;
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Coastal Finance, class A (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
J.)
Ltd.
03c
Loan
(increased)
(Boston»
$25c
(quar.)
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.,
com.
(annual)
Participating
Radio.
$1
(annual)_
1-31
12-15
1-
12-14
3
$2.75
—v
pfd.
$50c
1-31
1-10
$50c
Extra
Preference
Collins
1-
15c
2.
I
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Trust
Class
12-10
1
2- '1
6 Ysc
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Peabody
$1.50
1-17
2-
20c
12-15
3
t$9
Ltd.
Ltd.,
1-14
Foods,
accrued
Coghlin
$$1.50
(quar.)
IS 2
General
General
1-
60c
25c
Jan.
on
1-
1
Coal
Above
$15c
$1.50
Ltd.
4 V2 %
$30c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
8-15
$1.13
Extra
175c
t
Corp.
Co..
1-
Clinchfield
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-16
1
(quar.)
Ry.
Common
(increased)
Corp..
2-15
1
9-
(monthly)
1
Ltd.
Power
1
G-
2 %
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
12-15
Illuminating Co.—
1-
Clinton
1-15
3
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
Supply
75c
Ltd.—
12-17
7'Ac
Mfg.
Builders
Electric
$4.50
7
1-
$1.37'A
5%
Mahoning
Cleveland
Cleveland
1-
12-20
1-
2-15
3-
Extra
12-28
1-
3
10c
12-28
1-28
1-31
12-29
1-
$1.25
dividend)
preferred
(s-a)
Co.
B
(quar.)
common
Hosiery Co.,
&
1-28
)37VaC
12-29
1-17
$1
(year-end)__
(quar.)
$$1.50
5%>
.___
Telephone
Yards
(stock
convertible
15c
Inc.
12-29
12-29
1-17
$1.25
:
;
Stock
preferred
5 V2 'io
62 V2c
12-17
1-17
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Claussner
1-11
12-20
1-21
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
7
1-17
$1.30
common
1-20
preferred
$ 7 y2 c
'nuar.i
Ry.
(annual)
Electric,
preferred
12-10
1-
1-10
12-20
75c
12-15
,»
1
1-10
$1.75
5%
3
2-
2-1,
mo
5%
r
5%
1-28
12-15
12-24
20c
47»
pref erred
(quar.)j.
.—
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
1-25
12-27
1-3-55
25c
(initial).
com.
(quar.)
Downs,
Cincinnati
1^
12-11
3
50c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
ll
1-
87'Ac
(quar.>2
new
dividend
preferred
50c
3
75c
Churchill
5'/2%
3
1-
12-11
1-10
5%
Products
3
■
1-
20c
1-
1-31
12'
4
50c
dividend
Molded
Stock
5%
12-20
1-21
1-
1-1
Extra
7%
12-31
t
37'Ac
(quar.)
62c
12-31
l-'3
(year-end)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
$3
6
12-20
12-20
1-10
(quar.)—
40c
Canners.
Ltd.
(quar.)
:
Fairbanks-Morse Co.. Ltd.-—
preferred
(quar.)
B
Corp.
Chicago Daily News, Inc.
55c
Ry.
Canadian
Class
convertible
Chicago
'
Co.—
6
12-31
1
extra
Ry.,
Ohio
1-
1
50C
Va.,
6
1-15
1- 7
1-
1-
$50c
6
1-15
25c
10c
34%c
12-
2-15
12-31
56'Ac
.
(quar.)
12-
Ltd
Stone,
Ale,
Foundries,
preferred
Canadian
&
12-15
1-15
5%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.
12-
Canadian
6%
3'/2%
preferred
of
12-15
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Exchange Bank
Corp.
Chesapeake
common
3
$1.50
3
75c
3
37%c
.
dividend)
3
(quar.)
County
Cut
Permanent
Canadian
Chesapeake
(stock
1-
$1.17%
3
■j
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
____
(quar.)
Wines,
Corn
3
1-15
$1.12%
1-
A
Assurance* (quar.)
Southern
(increased)
com.
$$1
(quar.)
l
(extra)_^_
Mills,
conv.
1-
12-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Charleston Transit
12-27
1-
1-
1-
Mills,
preferred
Chicago
1-
1-3
$2
$$1.12,/2
12-21
I-
8
1-
28 '/aC
(quar.)
Canadian
2-
7-
12-15
3
40c
(quar.)
Canadian
1
1-
62 '/2c
(quar.)
11-30
3
7-29
1-15
1-15
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
Chemical
4-8
45c
12-10
Service—
(annual)
Products
Chateau-Gai
4-29
12-31
(quar.)
30c
Utility
Hosiery
8
8
Power
&
4'/2i% conv. preferred (quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering (extra)
8
8
12-10
2.
1-
7-
l-'3
$1.50
Co._
Public
Extra
14-
12-10
$1.19
1-G9
4-29
3
(quar.)
1-29
7-29
1-
(quar.)_
West
Chadbourn
12-11
12-10
$1.18%
preferred
4.55%
Certain-Teed
12-28
12-28
3
$1.03
12-28
3
3
1-
(quar.)
12-28
1-15
it-
$1.15
preferred
4.75%
Central
1
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
2
1-15
>
Light
Republic
1-15
1-
87'/2c
preferred
(quar.)
Vermont
12-15
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
per
(quar.)
preferred
Central
$27.50
payment)
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
at
quarterly
Power
12-15
3
called
Gas
convertible
Central
lr
50c
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd..
5%
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)^
>1
50c
'
fs-a)__
3
1-
3
12 >/2c
11-30
,3-
$50c
(quar.)
10C^
Hotel
1-
1-
12-17
1
issue
$1.75
Canadian
(quar.)
Franklin
3
Iron
Canada
"
_
.
3
10c
1-
15c
(quar.)
common
1
1-
t50c
(quar.)
1-3
$25c
(quar.)^.
Canada
Yards,
1-
tlOc
$17y2C
Mfg.
3
Canada
50C
Belknap Hardware
4.6%
10c
1-
(quar.)
4.60%
12-10
28 '/nC
(quar.)
nreferred
4-
RR
preferred
12-15
1-3
1-
Corp.—
$$1.25
Flooring, Ltd., class B
$25c
common
12-10
3
1-10
2-
150c
Extra
+35c
:
Ltd..
1- 3
3.50%
1-
Maine
150c
—
Ltd.,
&
Ginger
(quar.)
preferred
Creek
Dry
Co.,
$25c
(quar.)
Belding-Cortieelll.
Canada
Bread
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
12-15
12-20
Indiana
40c
$1.02 Va
(entire
Feb.
on
this
plus
Central
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Securities
20c
Burlington
84 %c
.
(quar.)
12-
3
2
20c
Year-end
$1.12 V4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
1-
1-
share
Gas,
Co.—
preference
redemption
12-
20c
20c
4*4%
Beatty
2-
for
12-31
15c
Quarterly
&
12-10
3
20c
B
preferred
&
(quar.)
Light
Illinois
conv
3
1$1.50
Bakeries,
1-
35c
Illinois
1-24
8
A
preferred
Central
1-
10c
(initial)-.^—
Campbell^ Soup Co. (initial)
Campbell'Taggart Associated
$1.18%
12-17
145c
__z
Camden
1
1-10
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Mines,
12-10
1-
12-21
$3
prior
Extra
12-10
3
$1.12J/2
10c
-
$2.50 preferred
Co.,
3
12-15
1-15
20c
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell
1
1-
1-
12-15
45c
,
Cement
2-
72 Vac
$1.12 Va
1
1- '3
Electric
Central
(quar.)
Service
6
1-3
J j
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
12-
1-"3
31 %c
Corp.
12-10
$1.20
50%
(quar.)
com.
3
$1.02 Va
$50c
pfd.
12-10
1-
$1.18%
150c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(increased)-
3
3
(quar.)
12-21
—
Power,
$75c
common
Electric
11-
19c
(extra)
com.
(extra)
&
12-22
$3
25c
25c
voting
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)
Packing
Gas
(year-end)
12-31
12-22
3
1-3-55
(quar.)
37%c
preferred
Products
common
1-15
1-
110c
$$2.50
C
62 '/2c
preference
$2.50
40c
(quar.)l_
D
75c
Pcwer,
preferred
$4.70
California
Ltd.—
Ltd.
preferred
4.10%
4l/i %
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
California-Oregon
40c
Co.
(s-a)____
4.75%
6%
Electric
7
12-15
4.80%
$25c
preferred
1-
1-12
7
$1.40
'—
4%
Sugar
preferred
Central
:_____
(quar.)
1-31
(s-a)
12-
Cd..
preferred
preferred
7
25c
$50c
;
Ltd.
12-31
$$3.50
Ltd.,
50c
3
1-
1
1-17
hv
Corp.
3
12-
3
12-15
1"
preferred
12-
1
1-31
1-
(s-a)_
7%
1
1-
2-
7%
Financial
30c
Optical,
preferred
3%%
C.
1-
$1.75
37«/2C
7
Ltd.,
J75c
Lomb
Extra
Beatrice
Byers
$1.12 %
(quar.)
12-
Co.,
Gas
A
(quar.)
12-15
___
pfd.
12-11
12-15
3
15c
(quar.)
Hosiery
3
4
(quar.)
Investments,
Illinois
4.10%
1
(bi-monthly)
preferred
12-31
1-
1-
(quar.)
preferred
Central
1
—
common
1-15
$1.75
1-
$1.50
new
25c
;
Paper Co.,
(quar.)
:
common
Buzzards Bav
60c
(quar.)
&
Baystate
Co.,
Inc.,
1-
56 %c
B
Bausch
Mfg.
$1
Corn,
&
Butler
12-15
12-24
7
"
Co.
1-10
3
5
7
3
(quar.)
Terminal
1
11-
12-
41.5%
prior preferred
2-
7
12-
Bldgs. Co.—
convertible
$4
(s-a)
Works
Power
preferred
Terminal
1-10
$$1.75
(quar.)__
(initial)
80c
preferred
12-15
3
$50c
4>/2%-
3
1-20
27%;C
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
1-
!
—
Mfg.,
$1.50
(quar.)_
Manufacturing Co., 4V2% pfd.
Iron
Bathurst
Bush
1-
$1.25
12-15
3
Co.—
A
12-
25c
7%
preferred
10c
class
3
1-
-15c
(quar.)_
12-15
1-
25c
preferred
1-
pref,, (quar.)
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Hudson
1
1
$1.25
4'/2%>
95c
B
1-20
Butler's,
(quar.)
_
Central
12-10
11-
America—
Products,
Non-voting
2-
B
Bush
(quar.)
Body Co.
!
Extra
12-28
12-24
3
1-
150c
1-i
$1.43%
common
Fibre
$25c
(quar.)
preference
3-
3
of
(quar.)
Central
1-
3
t$1.50
preference
1
1-
$4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Dairies
3
1-14
12-24
3
1-
110c
——.—
$1.50
preferred
Ltd.
B
47'/2 c
Y.)
Refractories,
5%%
Ltd^
A
$1
(s-a)
4'A%
Central
3
1-
$63c
Ltd
common
Class
4-
20c
Oil
Co.,
Class
45c
Corp. (N. Y.)—
6 %
preferred
(quar.)
Bankers Securities. 6% cum. com.
(accum.)
Bankers
12-15
10c
Extra
$1.75
pid.
1-
1-
5%
(increased)
preferred
Co.,
preference
7
$$1.18
(s-a)
12-20
Commercial
Bios.
Canada
5%
4.75%
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
1-
$1.07
j,
(quar.)
participating
Central
12-15
3
Ry.
com.
series
preferred
Knitting
12-
$$1
Co.
preferred
5%
C._
Mortgage Guaranty Co.
11-12
2
5%
Celtic
3
$50c
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)_
y 6%
$1.25
C.
(quar.)
&
1-22
.
Burnham
Agulrre
5
1-
3
___
(quar.)__
preferred
Products Ltd
7
1-
12-30
11-12
8
.
conv.
1-
1-31
.
6
I-
15c
_—
common
5
15c
Steel
Corp.,
2
7
93 %c
Ohio
Ltd.,
of
1-
12-
(year-end)
preferred
Watch
Celotex
1112-
65c
:
(quar.)
preferred
150c
America
Bankers
Bulova
12-24
Corp.
preferred
2nd
1
(stock dividend)
&
7%
2
3
3
15c
(extra)__
Co.,
11-
3
1-
15c
(quar.)__
Light,
Industries
1-
12-
(slock
common
the Manhattan Co. (increased
quar.)
New York
(quar.)
Bankers
12-24
6
40c
_-_
__
RR.,
Subject to,,approval of I.
(quar.)...:
preferred
Bank
6
1-
65c
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.).
Bank
Building
1-
20c
preferred
4'A%
60c
8
62'/2c
._
Aroostock
dividend)
6%
8
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp
Bangor
12-10
12-
12-
12'/2C
:
._
Baldwin Co., 6%
preferred
(quar. |
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
(quar.)___
Transit, com. (year-end)
$2.50
3
5
7%
I.)
4y2%
3
12-21
1
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1-24
3
12-
3
3
preferred
50c
!
12-
3
1-
3%
Buckley Building, 7% pfd. (accifm.)
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)____
5%
(quar.)
3
1-
2-
(interim)
(quar.)
1-
(J.
1-
$21 '/2c
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Distillers,
Co.
preferred
Case
$$1.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1-14
Celanese
1-
(quar.)
12-10
12-15
12-17
Ltd.—
conv.
12-17
3
3
3
1-
1-
(quar.)
1
$5
1-
Mills
Casmont
+$1.18%
3
Shoe
1-
10c
Wll&ox
dividend
Gas
preferred
Carthage
12-20
1-
1-
20c
!
(quar.)
12-15
3
75c
(quar.)
&
I
1-
$85c
(year-end)
Corp.
3
93 %c
(quar.)—
_.
Brown
18 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
5c
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
12-10
2-1
50c
(quar.)
—— —
Power
preferred
Central
(quar.)—
Borough
Brown-Forman
$5
1-
$94c
Brooks Brothers, Inc., 6%
1-
Union
12-15
Carolina
Carrier
1-15
or-
(quar.)_
1-
1-
of
(quar.)
preferred
Durrell
3
3
4Cc
share
a
(quar.)
12-20
50c
(incr.)
of
Telephone
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Hartford
of
1-
1-
12-30
12-
3
12-31
$37 %c
;
preferred
1-15
1-
1-15
75c
common
$3c
common
*
1
Brown
1st
12-30
2-28
$S0c
(year-end)
com.
3
Ltd.—
Go.
25c
Products.
2
Brooklyn
12-16
50c
;l;
1-
3
3
1-12
87 '/2C
—
3
3%%
'.5c
Power"Corp.,
preferred
1-
12-15
1-
200 %
3
(quar.)
'
4.35%
Forest
preferred
1-
3-19
1-
40c
ordinary
1-
15c
3-31
Carnation Co.,
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5c
A
1-29
Ltd.
(quar.)
common
preferred
30c
Power,
&
Co.,
10c
(quar.)
—
dividend)-
Broad
Street Investing
(stock dividend).—
Brockway Glass Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Brockton, Taunton Gas Co.-r-
$3.P0
2-15
$2.60
3
\
(year-end)
Carolina, Clinchfield,
(initial quar.)
Columbia
6%
6
1-
Capitol Records,
75c
'tquarj^
preferred
1-
12-10
Cannon Shoe,
$$1.50
25c
—
Baltimore
fir;
British
68 %c
Extra
Belt
12-15
issue
(quar.)_____
conv.
Inc.,
Backstay ^Welt
7%
12-15
3
preferred
British
1-10
1-14
12-
$37
(quar.>___
Capital Transit
$1.37 »/a
(quar.)
Electric
4%%
5
9-27
12-27
20c
Oil
preferred
25c
&
Stock
Beech
3
1-
30c
——-i
Extra
Babcock
Bay
1-
40c
B
Co.
B/G Foods Inc., class A
Eausch
1
1-
?
1
3
$75c
(quar.)
Cannon. Mills,
common
Class
B- (quar. Jw.
2
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4Va%
6%
(quar.)___
Products,
4%
2-
1
37 Vic
class
preferred
series
Co.
Avco Mfg. Co..
Babbitt
12-
12-20
A-
1-
2-
3
1-
(final)
^
A
12-
$20c
Ltd.
Wirebound Boxes,
class
1-
40c
——
(l/20th
Columbia
preferred
6
3
17j/2C
•
Auto-Soler
Bates
4%
11-
5%
common
and
Automobile Insurance
Bath
Amer.
8
12-
3
(quar.)
Extra
Ciass
Assurance
93 %c
(quar.)j
convertible
Basic
British
1-
British
(quar.)
Extra
Barber
12-22
12-16
1
$1.50
3
Products Co.—
62'/2C
r
20c
Celanese, Ltd.—
deposit receiptt
6
3
^
America
,
—.——
10c
Banking
A
of
12-
(quar.)
40c
Co.
3
(quar.)
$3
(quar.)
Canteen
$1.06%
1-
stock)
$3
plus this div.)
12-15
(Increased)
American
3
2%
prior pref. (quar.)
Co., 5'A% pid. (entire
3
(quar.)__"
British-America
Ship
_
Canadian
3.
(quar.)
6
1-
Westinghouse,
1-
__—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3 % % preferred
1-
Vickers
1 '/2 %
(stock
Light
dividend
British
$1.50
Canadian
1-
Kluge
preferred
12V2C
(quar.)
«'
Jan. 1 at $5 per shr.
on
Automatic
6%
&
12-20
12-15
1-
Co
Traction
J10C
div.)
Nichols At Co.-—
Barker
1-
2-
(quar.)
Atlas
7%
-
1-6
(stock dividend)
5%
(Milton)
3
48c
3
1-
1-
Ltd.—
3
A
12-
$$1.25
(quar.)
1-
class
12-16
3
$$1.25
(quar.)
Railway Co.
Ref'.aclories,
12-16
1-14
$$1
t$2
1-
$1.50
—___
+
110c
Wholesalers,
A
Pacilic
12-15
3
1-
$93%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian Silk
pfd.
preference
Canadian
Brilio
1
1-
+_
Credit Corp.
M.
At
12-20
4%
(quar.)
1-3
pfd.
5.40%
(quar.)
Sons
J.)
dinary
25c
Atlas
B.
6
2-
-
1
Extra
Avon
6%
12-10
$1.08%
(liquidating)
Atlantic
Auto
12-31
12-16
1
Atlantic Realty Co., $6 preferred (s-a)
Atlantic Refining, 3.75% preferred B (quar.)
Audio
1
2-
•
4y2%
(quar.)
(E.
Stock
7
2-
(quar.)
Canadian
62 l/2c
Traveler
Co.
Brazilian
1-15
$1.08%
x-
(quar.)_
Gulf
Lines
1-28
$1.02'/2
_____
■:
(quar. )_
Atlantic
2
1-
$1
——
12-28
12-28
Inc.—
Insurance
Bradley
12-10
2-
40c
(increased)
common
(quar.)____
Atlantic
3
$2
preferred
Electric",
3-
5
__
com.
Extra
$1.25
____
non-cumulative
4%
$1.25
—
Canadian
1-
2-28
Club
class
Inc.,
Brandtjen
(quar.)
Extra
5%
Atlantic
Fe
50c
20c
A__
dividend)
Co.,
preferred
Brach
12-10
1-1
1-
preferred
12-28
redemption or» Jan.
plus this dividend,)
preierred
Eoston-Herald
Ry.—
Topeka
3'A%
Bostich,
1-
$15c
8%
5
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-23
Boston
$12V2c
—
Associates Investment
Common
prior
12-15
3
j
(qi«*r.)
(reducedI
(stock
C.)
Borg-Warner
"
Class
Class
(H.
1-15
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
12-30
1-
for
share
Co.
1-
2%
$1.20
(year-end)
1-15
$3
Light
called
Book-of-the-Month
Electric
25c
aoc
Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.)
1- 3
1-
preferred
___;
Ltd.,
1-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
redeemable
quar.)___
(1954)
1-
$15c
Cos.,
—
Bros.
1-
$1 50
Oil
5%
50c
At
$20c
preferred
5%
—
W.)
7'/2%
Canadian
12-21
(annual)
arrears)
(E.
3
12-30
preferred (quar.)
;
Blauner's, (Phila.), 5%■ preferred (accum.)
5%
preferred
(this
payment
clears
all
Bliss
12-
50c
Co.
Co.
3
Payable of Ren.
Ltd.—
(final)
1-15
(quar.)
Power
Blaw-Knox
1-
Co.,
(quar.)
Industries
1-3-55
Co
per
12-15
110c
Inc.___^
$105
3
35c
(increased
Hotel
Hills
at
1-31
Co.
_____—-—
(J. H.)
Son,
A
(quar.)
common
______________
(entire issue
3
1
—
A
Co.
1-
$1.75
—
pfd. (quar.)
Blackhawk-Perry Corp. (s-a)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
3-
Equipment
dividend
5
Canadian
50c
dividend
&
Black
12-22
3
Class
12-31
Share
Machine
5%
Ltd.,
Machine
Bird
*20c
preferred (quar.)
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman
Mlg.
Bird
I-
preferred (quar.)—
..4,32%
preferred
(quar.)—__———
Rubber
4
12-31
1-15
Common
4.25 %
1-
1-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Year-end
1-18
$7
Co.
Hats,
Stock
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
$6
12-22
3
1-
20c
(increased quar.)
Light,
1-26
1-
50c
J15c
—
preferred
-
12-15
12 %c
—
iquar.)
Corp., 7%
preferred
$$1.12'/2
(quar.)
common
$1
6-27
7
$1.75
(quar.)___
preferred
Mfg.
Blnks
13-17
1-
1-
$25C
:.,v<
:
*
7
1-
7- 5
$2.25
__________
Argus Cameras,
-
•
:
Ltd.
1
2-
$1.25
-
i
(s-a)
Bibb
Bismarck
(quar.)
preference
preferred
BiJtmore
11-30
$1.75
(quar.)
quar.)—
Ice
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Canadian
(increased
Bethlehem Steel
12-15
1-
Pulp & Paper-Mills <quar.)_-
Electric Mfg.,
conv.
1-15
1-
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Limestone & Cement—
4%
12-10
3
25c
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate', class A_——ii
Anglo-Newloundland Development Co. Ltd.—
Quarterly ■______—
Armstrong
3
1-
12 fee
——.
(s-a)—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Anglo-Hurohian.
Argus Corp.,
1-
'$2.25
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
preferred
6%
7%
preferred
Ashdown
1-
12'/2C
$1.50
(extra)
Inc.,
prior
Anglo-Canadian
Stock
12-13
1
Lead <fc Smelting Co.
convertible
Amoskeag
Aio
3
(s-ai
Bottle
Co.,
American
43/4%
1-
5%.
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Bessemer
12-13
—
——
Telephone & Telegraph
American
American
Arkansas
3
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Surety
American
Apex
1-
-
preferred
$4.50
12-
$1
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.
$4
1-3
50c
Share
Company
Gas
Common
12-10
3
1-
31ViC
.
—
Refining,
Berkshire
—
_
(quar.)
When
Per
Name of
12-17.
50c
American Stores Co.
American
Co.
1-3
30c
—
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
1-31
1-10
50c
1-31
150c
1-31
1-10
3
12-20
+
i
(quar.)
68%C
1-
1-10
Products
Color-Craft
Monthly
SI.50
3
12-21
Dominion
1-
5
12-22
Donohuo Brothers
1-
3
12-15
Dow
10c
■,
1-
10c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-
5
1-
3
12-15
Dreylus
jFund, Inc. (stock dividend)
1-10
12-24
Drydtn
(monthly)
.1".——_—-—
common (year-end)__
—;
.—
Colorado
Fuel & Iron,
Colorado
Interstate Gas,
&
Combined
5%
pfd.
Ohio
Southern
Columbus
Enterprises.
t$1.25
1-14
12-28
75c
1-21
12-28
75c
1-
3
12-22
du
Inc.
ConcordlJTund.
(York,
12-22
$4.50
preferred
4
12-15
$3.50
preferred
2-
1
12-23
1-15
12-31
Ducommun
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-21
Duke
Light
1-20
1-
3
12-20
23c
1-
3
12-1
2-
1
51 (4c
2-
51c
2-
50c
2-
47 (4c
income)-
(quar.)__
com.
40c
...—
1
,
Corp.,
Dry Goods
olidated
Con
Consolidated
5
4.20%
1-
5
Duro-Test
1
1-
5
East
Malartic
2-
1
1-
5
East
Pennsylvania RR.
1-
3
12-20
East
Tennessee
1-
3
12-20
5.20%
4-
1
3-19
Eastern
Consolidated
(Baltimore)
1
1-14
12-24
Ltd.
Canada,
Natural
1-
1
12-20
Common
no
par
and
$2
par
(quar.).
1-
1
12-20
Common
no
par
and
$2
par
(quar.)
1-
Eastern
7
preferred
$1
preferred
1-
3
12-15
$1
1-
3
12-15
Eastern
Stainless
1-
3
12-15
Eastern
States
$7
of
J40c
1-15
1-15
12-17
4(470
Stock
12-10
1-24
12-10
Easy
Retail
3
12-20
12-15
Economy
(initial)
Common
Class
B
5c
1-
Extra
Gas
Consumers
Co.,
$4.50
$4.52
$4.52
Continental
Baking
Continental Can
Electric
Co.,
Co.,
Co.
;.
3
3
12-16
1-
3
12-15
55c
El
12-
3
1
3-
4
$4.12
preferred
$1,13
1-
3
12-
3
$4.50
preferred
4-
1
3-
4
El
$1)157'4
1-
1
12-10
1952 series
93 %c
1-
3
12-15
tion
15c
12-20
12-15
12-30
25c
1-25
12-30 V
$1.75
1-15
12-30
Electric Controller &
$1.31 (47
1-15
12-21
Electric
.Elder
Class
5
12-20
1-
5
12-15
A
preferred
Co.
4(4%
preferred
*7
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
1-
8
12-31
1-
3
12-15
Emsco
1-
3
12-15
Enamel
25c
-4-
1
3-10
2-15
I-15
3-15
1-
4
$1.75
1-
4
$1.75
4-
1
$1.75
7-
1
5%
9-15
$4
3
12-20
Excelsior Life
1-
3
12-15
Fairbanks
3
Fairbanks.
Morse
3-31
3-10
75c
1-2-55
12-
3
4%
1-2-55
12-
3
Falstaff
lie
1-20
(quar.)
pfd.
1-
$1,12(4
(quar.)
pfd. series A (quar.)
Brothers
4(4 %
12-15
3
1-
5
.
Rubber,
Dayton
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_!
&
Co..
(quar.)
Class
Dem
Debenture
5%
pref.
Dejav
De
Do
Co..
8c
Stock;
Co.
Dennison
Mfg., com.
Edison
Dome
Mines.
Bridge
Dominion
Extra
conv.
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corset Co..
Foundries it Steel.
30c
Glass
*20c
Extra
-
common
—!
,
preferred '-(nuar.)^—
Dominion Square Corp.,
4
12-23
Firestone
1-15
12-27
First
1-
12-23
Capital
12-10
12-
11-
7
12-20
1-
12-20
1-10
12-10
First
12-30
Fisher
1-31
2-25
,
+.
Ltd.
Extra
Fisher
1-31
2-25
1
12-10
1-
Fittings.
12-24
12-28
1-14
12-28
1-14
■12-28
1-15
12-22
Florida
12-10
(quar,)—
-
1$1
1-
4%%
Fluor
-
•
Foliansbee
-
.
Common
$1
Tar As Chemical Co.. Ltd.
(ou»r,> ——.-.
preferred
(quar.)—^
•
"
+10c
2-
125c
1-
1,
3
112-
3
1
.
,
$4.2Q
General
$2.37(4
pfd.
12-15
12-13
12-13
1-14
12-30
Ltd.—
$2
12-16
.
preferred
2.70%
12- 1
3
12-
1- 3
1- 3
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-31
2-
1
,
1-20
12-
Te
(quar.)—45c
50c
(quar.)
12-2/f
1- 8
(quar.)
12-17
1-14
12-17
1-17
1-20
$1
(increased quar.)—
12-30
1- 5
profits
the
N.
12-28
1-11
$4
corporation)
2%
1-25
partic.
1- 3
<1-3
1- 1
1-1
l- 3
1-2-55
$1.25
pref.
(s-a)_!
n
15c
ll.lS^i
f30c
(quar )-*..-
(quar.)—_—
(stock
——
S%
preferred stock
(quar.)—
common ;—:
1.-
"«
•
».
.
20c
.
.
$1.0.5
40c
1- 7
1-3
•
1- 31- 5
1
1-
8
22'4 c
___:
2-
1
1-
8
Illinois—
of
59%
CO
12-15
lr
3.
12-15-
67'4 c
67J/aC
1-
3
12r 15
Sl'/ic
1-
3
12-15
35c
1-
3
12-13
55C
2-
1
1-10
27 '4 c
2-
1
1-10
55c
1-
3
12-13
1-
3
1-
•
1;*
62(4a
50c
Co.
the
of
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Time
Stock
Parts
Co.
Gold
Mines,
common
Falls
Glatfelter
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-14
12-15
,
1-2-55
12-20
1-2-53
12-20
1-25
1-10
1-25
1-10
Y.)
(N.
1-
5
12-
1-
3
12-20
1-20
class
7
3
12-15
3
11-30
45c
quar.)
11-
1-
3
12-27
12-27
1-
3
2-
1
1-15
$1.75
1-3-55
12-20
$1.75
7%
preferred
1
50c
•
4-14
3-18
56'4
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Sugars,
prior
1-
50c
(quar.)
5c
preferred
1
20c
(quar.)
Co.!
2-
35c
:
H.) Co., com. (increased
preferred
5
50c
(quar.t_:
Extra
Globe-Wernicke
12-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(P.
12-15
1-
3-
Co
Co.
&
Insurance
Co.
3
75c
(extra)
Co.
Manufacturing
Glidden
3
1-
*20c
Ltd.
(quar.I
McBean
12-22
1-
$1.12'4
$1.12(4
Brothers,
Machine
3
2%
preferred
Given
12-13
1-
20c
quar.)
$4.50
Gladding
3
50c
Gimbel
Gisholt
12-17
1-
$1.15
common
(increased
Co.
12-17
3
$1.23
dividend
Stock
Gillette
3
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement (increased)
Co.,
12-17
1-
56 (4 c
preferred
Art
3
Co.—
(quar.)
Yellowknife
1-
25c
(quar.)_
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred
$4.92 preferred (quar.)_^
Gibson
12-17
12-17
7'4c
Plywood
Portland
12-15
3
7»4c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
c
50c
1-
1
12-20
$1.12(4
1-
1
12-20
15c
1-
3
12-10
A
(quar.)
Brewing Co., 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)__
$1.50
1-
3
12-15
12'4c
1-
3
12-
dividend)—__
100%
1-
5
12-14
(stock dividend) —
Good year Tire 8c Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preference (quar.)_H_>
_.—
100%
1-22
12-30
Gold
Stock
&
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gordon
Telegraph
Bros,
Tire
Foods,
Paige
(stock
Rubber
Inc.
A
5%
common
pfd.
Co.,
Great
(accum.)"—_
Great
7%
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-10
62'4 c
1-
3
12-2Q
56 Vic4
1-15
12-27
preferred
93 %c
Co.,
3%%
(quar.)
-
■
-
(quar.)i___——
Lakes "Towing. coramon 9ai»r.);;„;_8near.
common
preferred (quar.)
1-
3
12-
6
2-
1
>
2-15
56 V4 c
37V4c
*40C
Paper Co., Ltd.
Grr*t Western
6
(accum.K.--—--'—-—
4(4% preferred (quar.i__
preferred
Lakes
1-10
12-21
1-
56 '4 c
(quar.)_^___—
—
Great American Insurance Co.- (N. Y.) (quar.)
$2.25
1-31
2-
31 '4 c
(quar.)—
—-
(W.
T.)
^
10c
(quar.)-
Corp..,
preferred
*50c
6
42'4c
(quar.)_
Batteries,
preferred
Graham
'5%
Co.
Si
Gould-National
4'4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
F.i
(B.
Grant
1?- 9
12^- 8
1-15*
1-2C
$1.06 V*.
$1.06(4
(quar.)_^.
preferred
$4.60
50c
10%
'
Brewing, class A
B
($2.25
59%c
(quar.)
Corp., com.
dividend
preferred
Class
—
Grayson-Robrnson Stores, Inc.—
-12-9
...
Southwest—
12-17
1-14
12-22
I
.
of Michigan—:
Union
.
c
of Indiana—
preferred
4.75%
7%
1-14
2-
Telephone Corp.—
General
Giant
12-20
2-15
tlOc
(quar.)_____
Giant
1-17
1-17
3
1-
25c
Grand
..
»
-
—•
■
$1.50
(quar.)
12-17
3
,1-28
.
r.
12-21
11-29
12-21
12-15
12-15
12- 6
12-17
-
l- 3
„
,
dividend)
new
25c
10c
t30c
62!/->c
iquar.)
12-21
1- 3
$3
„
(auar.)
(quar.)
1-11
1- 3
$5
12-20
c
of California—
preferred
Ooldblatt
(quar.)
Y.
Co.,.Ltd.
5(4%
General
Goebel
(Jersey City)—
3
1-31
1-31
(quar.)
$4.50
stock
and/or
1-
*
preferred
Gorichaux
,
capital
A
net
^
$2.20
4(4%
Fran.)—
15c
87'4
(quar.)_.
Glens
;
12-31
12-31
62 '/2c
(quar.)—„
(quar.).
1- 3
1-31
1-3
15c
12-24
12-15
12-23
12-23
1- 3
1
1
(quar.)
common
(auar.)_:____
Telephone
3c
75c
$2
50c
f$l
,
12-24
2-
2-
(quar.)
preferl"
General
12-31
1
$1
Utilities
A
2-
$1.37(4
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
phontf Co. (Ohio)-
62(4c
$1.50
(quar.)
1
__
.__
$1.50
preM^f§>
4.40%
-
preferred
held
(quar.)___
3
1- 3
1- 3
1-2-55
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1-15
1-2-55
1-29
1-
Q
shares
B
redeemable
share
$1.40
,
and
A
preferred-
General
1
12-15
•
of
of 3%
General Telephone1 Co.
25c
45c
1
(initial)
the
on
preferred (initial)
12-15
12-15
12-20
(San
1
5
preferred
1- 3
class A (y-a)
preferred
1-1-55
2-
1-
Telephone Co.
$2.50
20c
for each share common held)
Fair Stores, common (quar
Foole-Burt,
12-20
1-14
12-31
12-16
>2-
B
1-10
2-15
Mfg.—
Telephone Co.
2-15
:
Stores
Steel
1-10
1
12-15
Georgia-Pacific
($5 par*
Food
.
Dominion
4(4%
General
12-14
12-14
2- 1
common
of
(One. share of the
4
4
1- 3
1- 3
2-15
—
Ltd.
1
2-
37 Va C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Genuine
class
Bank
preferred
2-
93 y«c
.
5
Wares
12-14
Com.. 5% prior nfd.
Public Utilities,
common
Corp..
12-10
$1.50
Telephone Co.
1- 3
(quar.)
the
of
Porter Co.,
Ltd
3
preferred
Genessee
Flagg-UMca
3
til**-*
M
1-10
1-
12-15
Steel
5%
12-15
1-12
(quar.)
and
$5
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1- 3
^-27
Participating
1-31
1-14
i.
Co.
T
Bros..
2-
1
preferred
SI
25c
35c
56(4c
62(4c
15c
class
Bank
National
1
c
1
Corp.,
4(4%
preferred
1-10
2-
62'4
iquar.)___
1-
General
1-14
12-20
12-10. '.
t$2
(quar.)
surplus
National
First
5-10
87 (4 c
(quar.)
1-
Si
Shoe
12-15
dividend
Stock
12-28
1-
1-
Realty
1- 3
Corp.—
out
12-17
5-25
$1.25
General
4
2- 1
$1.50
,
,
Rubber
stock
National
First
3-
1-15
——.-
Boston
available
7
2-
1-
45c
(declared
5
12-14
1-25
25c
(quar.)
15c
Insurance
&
1-10
40c
.
Service—
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Md.)
(quar.)
Tire
12-22
25c
preferred
12-24
J26c1-15
Quarterly
12-15
1-
120c
162'4 c
t!5e
(quar.)_
6%
Board,
Fund
12-
1-14
$1
1
of Canada,
each
for
1-3-55
Co.
Fireman's
2-55
25c
share
35c
Deposit
of Pennsylvania
&
Finance
9
quar.)
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
partic.
1-
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
25c
(Toronto)
(quar.)ia
Fidelity
7
$$1.12M»
—
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Co.,
6%
15c
5%
tlOc
(reduced)
Department Stores
(Frank) Brewing Co.—
1-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Fehr
1-24
12-15
(quar.)_,
Dominion
Common
12-20
7
12-22
——
Dominion
7%
A
(quar.)-
„—+._T_
Dominion
3
50c
37'4c
10%
20c
5%
6?(4c
*17M>c
10c
(interim)
Ltd.
1-
1-
,1-31
'•1- 3
1- 3
•'
1- 3
__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd..
Paper
Preferred
2-
$1.50
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
pfd.
Federated
3
•
(quar.)
5%
Co..
Cud
4'4%
(s-a)
dividend
Dixie
Federal
8
12-15
20c
40c
40c
$2
(quar,)
Diversey Corp.
Stock
Western RR.
Corp., $3
Ltd.
12-13
1-
5c
.
10c
3
1-24
.
Inc
Insurance
9
(quar.)
preferred
General
pre-
Special
1-
SI
Match Co., common
Co..
Co.
Grain.
12-20
3
3
quar.)
Co.
3
1-
1-
& Canada Tunnel
Detroit Hillsdale 8c South
Distillers
1-
12-
;
100 held)
(extra)
Federal
12-24
3
1- 7
1- 3
1-28
$1
(quar.)
Federal Fibreboard
1-
(extra)-
A
Detroit
Giorgio Fruit
1-
1-14
50c
com.
B
Chemical,
30c
.—
Detroit
$1.50 mreferred
Foods,
Federal
28(4c
(quar.)
12-17
12-15
y40c
(quar.)__
A
Rubber
7(4c
25c
—
(s-a).
RR.
Dl
1-14
1-3-55
preferred
Delaware
Diamond
1-25
25%
dividend
*4(4%
Diebold, .Inc.,
1-15
1- 3
1-14
dividend
Fearn,'
1-14
*$2.50
7(4c
& Eye (quar.)
(quar.)—:
Co.
$6
60c
Mfg.
Faultless
II-22
1-
Canada—
(quar.)
12-27
50c
25c
(quar.)
Federal
of
(quar.)
Inc.
Sitores.
Viibiss
1-10
3
common
Long Hook
1-11
1-25
15c
Securities Corp.
(s-a)—!—:■
Manufacturing Co.
Decker
Deere
8c
1
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
1-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Health
1-28
2-
$1.25
10c
pfd.
pref.
12-
preferred
1%
Co.,
preferred
Stock
12-20
3
50c
5%
common
5%
2-55
preferred (quar.)_
$5.50
25c
Co.
fa
Brewing
Fanner
1-
25c
(quar.)—.
Malleable Iron.
Dayton
12-20
12-15
1- 5
(quar.)
Family Finance, common
1-10
1-15
93 %c
Stores Corp. of New York—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
1-22
l'Jc
(quar.)
6% ; preferred
preferred
9
9
1-
preferred
Public
General
1- 3
(quar.)
participating
Co.
Insurance
Fairmont Foods
$1.75
(quar.)
,
1- 3
50c
iquar.)
Co.,
12-13
4
1212-
1
(initial)
dividend
par
50c
1-
50c
1-
12-
2-55
(s-a)
one
$1
General
$1.65
(quar.)__
Corp.
of
.
$4
Extra
Davega
Davidson
preferred
15c
pfd.
prior
20c
common
12 (4c
1-
12-20
12-14
'—
*
preferred
on
Inc.,
3
2-55
dividend)
(quar.)
2nd
stock
A
3
(quar,)____^._
com.
(T. H.), Ltd., 4.16%
Ex-Ceilo-O
6-16
9-29
10c
12-20
3
(quar.:i-.$10c,.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
dividend
1-
25c
(quar.)
Advertising—
Products
1- 3
1
Co
Products,
participating
Eversharp,
-
$1.12 (4
3
1-
75c
ferred (6th of a share for each
Estabrook
3-17
$1.75
20c
.
12-21
(quar.)
1-
5c
Manufacturing
Stock
12-21
common
334%
Dana Corporation.
<
12-10
12-17
Corp.—
conv.
A
$6
-
preferred
4%
1st
conv.
1-17
12-14
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.—
12-29
15c
(quar.).
4(4%
3
1-10
3-31
1-
12-21
62(4c
pfd. (s-a)
preferred
Phonograph
Endicott. Johnson Corp.,
t
12-17
3
Package Corp.—
Class
1-3
2- 1
Empire
12-20
45c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
MiHs,
River
1-3-
*$5
Mfg., 7%
Heating
3
1-
;
(stock
3
11-
1-
j.
(quar.)
common
$1
12-20
3
1-
62'4c
62(4c
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell .(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Laboratories
Cutter
Dan
Radio
dc
12-17
1-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1
7c
25c
:_
Electric
Emerson
.
3
$1.25
(quar,)
(quar.)
General Petroleums
'S
(s-a)
Emerson
12-31
$2
Co.,
preferred
preferred
12-15
12-20
Extra
55c
common
Outdoor
70c
2
LSOc
(quar.)
Publishing
Curtis
12-21
,
$1
common
Companies,
Curtis
(s-a)
3
(quar.)
(Toronto)
common
Corp.
1- 3
L_
25c
(quar.)
Sugar, common
Gas
25c
,
(extra)
com.
1-10
v
Clothing,
12-20
,
Co., 7%
Goods,
30c
Corp.
1-14
1-7
,
(quar.)_
8c
3
12-
12-23
General Paint Corp.—
2- 1
_
1-
$1 class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.:
:
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.):——
7%] preferred (quar.)
Cumberland
2nd
12s
1-15
25c
pfd.
Motors
General
,
10c
7%
Curlee
6%
1-2-55
1-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st preferred
^7%
1-2-55
15c
$1
Inc.,
preferred
General
1- 3
(quar.)__.—
1-
(quar.)
Cuban-American
preferred
Dry
1
50c
$3.50
preferred
$3.75
50c
preferred
Walker
15c
J 10c
Corp.—
"A"
(s-a)
preferred
New
(quar.)
preferred
Foods,
Mills,
General
(year-end)
receipts
40c
—
Co.,
12-15
—
(quar.
Forster
Si
1
8%
Ely 8c
12-20
(quar.)
com.
Corp.—
(Increased
Finance
General
Ltd.—
10c
International,
Zellerbach
Crown
12-20
3
Manufacturing—
40c
—
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)_2
Life Insurance
12-28
1-14
1-
11-29
11-29
5%;
25c
(quar.)_
$2.50
—
(quar.)
Cork & Seal Co., Ltd.
Crown
Co;
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
12-15
1-28
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric Co.
General
this
plus
„
5%
Co.,
2nd
5%
1-15
50c
,
12-
$1.12(4
com.
Co.,
preferred
6%
!
Industries,
deposit
preferred
Elliott
5c
(s-a):
common
1
1- 3
1- 3
2-
75c
8c- Musical
Extra
10c
1_
.
Mfg.
class A
sh.
per
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5%
5%
12-20
1-15
1-15
Electro Refractories 8c Abrasives Corp.—
8c
Inc.
Participating
Class
Crown
8%
1-
(quar.)_.
Milncr & Co.
Crowley
Crum
12-21
?
Crown Cork
-
3
-r
Corp.
Package
Crossett Co.,
1-
,
(s-a)-,
Wheat
of
Creamery
25c
12-21
20c
,
Shoe,
preferred
5%
Cream
*
12-15
3
;
Investment Fund,
Craddoek-Terry
12-17
1-
(s-a)
(extra)-.
Inc.
3
1-15
Corp
Corp
Beverage
Coty,
1-
*6'4c
Common
pfd.
2nd
conv.
Electrical Products Consolidated
87'4c
—
1
1- 3
50c
$1.12'4
,
Stop Nut
American
25c
(year-end)_
Counselor's
1- 3
2- 1
Year-end
25c
Investors, Ltd.. class A
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., common
$1
preferred A
(quar.)_
Corporate
Cott
General
Year-end
preferred series A (quar.)
Corning Glass Works—
3(4% pfd. series 1945 and 1947 (quar.)
Petroleum
General
12-10
12-10
50c
3
(quar.)
12-30
$0.4033
3
1-
1-25
_
Corp.
7
dividend)
1-
Elastic
12-20
$5
$103
90c
$5.25
Cory
at
50c
4.
(quar.)—
3
1-10
12-, 1
Co.—
(quar.)
Controls
Dynamics
1- 3
$1.03
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Gas, 4.40%
3
preferred
1
12-
3
(quar.)__.
par)
General
(entire issue called for redemp¬
Jan.
on
6%
($20
1-
7
3
(extra)
par)
General
.
General
(quar.)
Natural
Paso
(quar.)
(initial)
com.
3
Co.—
3
Cornell-Dubilier Electric—
Cosden
Electric
Paso
1-
(quar.)_
pfd.
7
$1.06(4
,
Products, common
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)
$FM3
Extra
.
5%
1
3
(quar.)
Corp.,
($100
12-
1-
(year-end)
Contract
pfd.
pfd.
3
4 '
1-
(s-a)
Candy Corp.,
5%
1-
*30c
(quar.)
General
1-13
'
preferred
pfd.
2-
1
*$1.38
Oil of Texas,
Ltd.
com.
2nd
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
1-
32-
.
,
•*$1.25
Investors
1st
1-14
$1
American
preferred-
3
50c
(quar.)
conv.
9
9-
"
Ekco
1-21
2-21
50c
(quar.)
General
12-20
1-
25c
(quar.)_;
com.
preferred
5c
5c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
4-
._
pfd.
2-
"
-
8c Co., $1.60 1st pfd. tquar.)__
Power Co.. common (quar.)
preferred
4%
3
12-
*20c
participating preferred
$1.12'4
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
General American
Stores—
Bros.
4(4%
$1.12(4
,
$5.50
Refining,
3
1- 3
*
Edison
12-16
1-
(quar.)
—
Inc., $3.75
Newsprint
River
Products
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$4.50
1-
J 20c
.
(Toronto)
Co.
Power
Consumers
23c
5c
—
Co.,
preferred
General
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
1-3
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Cable,
3-21
(quar.)
—
Baler
12-20
30c
Extra
53c
(initial)
common
Ltd.
Machine Co.;
1-15
3
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(quat.)^
(increased )__**„
General
*5c
(quar.)
preferred
Washing
1
1-
5%'
1
$1.50
Economics Laboratory
1-15
Stores—
Products
Rock
6%
12-17
2-
preferred
conv.
3-18
1-
5%
1-17
1-24
1-
12'4c
6-10
Co.—
5%
Bakeries,
1- 3
dividend
2-15
56 Vic
(R. E.)
convertible
Co.,
convertible
50c
20c
t37(4c
(quar.)
12-22
6%
1-2-55
1-2-55
(increased)
common
37 (4c
Ltd.
1-20
General
$1.75
$1.50
(accum.)
Co.,
10%
(quar.)
dividend
Gatmeau
-
Consolidated Television & Radio Broadcasters
7%
B
Kodak
12-22
4%
Extra
Gas—
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
Corn
preferred
Eastman
1-20
Co.
Gary (Theo.)
(Md.)—
(accum.)
A
3-10
30c
Manufacturing
'■bVz%
12-
12-21
9-30
4%
8
1
1
1-14
3
3-30
4V4%
12-17
3
1-
6-30
3-18
1-
1-31
:
2%
12-17
4-
(quar.)
2%
1
25c
25c
30c
-
Inc.
'
7
1-
2%
1-3
4-
1-24
common
Gabriel
3* 1
1- 3
12-30
*25c
(quar.)
common..
Funsten
:
1-14
25c
—.____
Steel
Corp.
preferred
$6
12-17
t35c
;
7(4c
7(4c
25c
12-31
1-10
common,^;
Stock
1-14
3-15
1-10
on
$4:50
(quar.)J
35c
>
12-31
5c
on
Fuller
12-8
' •
1-10
on
Gardner-Denver
1
12-31
12-31
dividend
12-15
2- 1
1-21
1-15
dividend
Ganiewell
2-
$4
(quar.)
$1.12 »/2
Extra
Consolidated
Cook
preferred
Racing
$1
(initial)
common
Coosa
(accum.)
Association—
1
J75c
New
12(4c
12-15
17 (4 c
5c
+
dividend
12-15
•
25c
Co.
10c
__
:_
3
Co.—
3
Ry.—
3
Power
Si
Smelting
Consolidated Paper Corp.,
Street
65 %c
—!__
Light
—
Consolidated
1st
,—_
(quar.)^
1-
(s-a)
Year-end
preferred
Massachusetts
12-14
1-
Stock
10-25
1-3
12-14
1-3-55
Stock
12-17;
12-
1-3-55
Stock
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
3
$1
56 (4 c
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd, (increased)
(quar.)
Galveston-Houston
1-
$1.12>4
(quar.)
Industries, com.
conv.
Corp.
12-31
1-
10c
(quar.)
Refining
1- 3
15c
common
Industries
Frontier
1-18
32 (4c
Associates,
Frontier
12-24
$2
Ltd.
12-15
12-15
1-17
$1.50
(quar.)
Fuel
Si
Companies
12-27
1- 3
1- 3
1-5-55
12-14
1
12-23
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1-3-55
Co
6
3
1- 3
467/8c
50c
51 (4c
5174c
52(4c
common
Fraser
12-17
(quar.)
Year-end
12-31
12-17
3
20c
Brewing
Franklin-Adams
1-10
3
1-
3714c
(quar.)
A
Canada,
1-
30c
Gas Co.,
of
class
(quar.)
Froedtert
1-
$1
(s-a)—
Co.
1-
15c
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
f series
s
Co.,
1- 3
20c
UOc
2-
(quar.)
com.
&
Natural
preferred
Eastern
6%
Co.
«■
1-10
1-31
$1.75
45c
—
50c
preferred C (quar.)
4V2%
preferred B (quar.),
Mining
5%
12-10
1
4%
Consolidated
(year-end)
Mines
preferred
Gas
Eastern
4
12-
(quar.)
com.
*20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
(increased)
Corp.
1-25.
1-25
preferred
Kleiser
Corp.
common
1-
50c
Inc..
preferred
Frankenmuth
(final)__
$1.25
£5 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric
Gas
1-
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Foods
preferred
5'4%
1-
1
$1.25
(quar.i_.
(quar.)__
(N. Y.),
Edison
Co.
Fram
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
Dairies
61,
11
78c
(quar.)_.
Foundation
.
12-15
*
preferred
preferred
1
Ltd.—
pfd.
$5
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.
Consolidated
4.15%
5
t50c
Cigar
Ltd.
'
3
(quar.)
____T
4Vi%
Foster
When
Share
class A
$3
convertible
4%
12-31
1-
Co.
Foremost
12-28
1- 7
Per
Company
Wallace,
Extra
3
1-10*
&
Formica
4
25c
,
(quar.)
1-
4(4%:
Annual
Consolidated
preferred
10c
common
Bakeries of Canada
Consolidated
4.10%
—.__
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
40c
Supply
&
1-
'
(quar.)
Co.,
10c
preferred (quar.)_—
$2.06 pre.erred
(quar.)
$2.04 preferred
(quar.)_.
$2
preferred .(quar.)
$1.90 preferred (quar.)_j.
Inc.,
12-23
.
$2.20
Connohio,
3
1-
17c
55c
earned
Insurance—
Power,
&
1- 3
Transit Co
7% preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light, common (increased quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Power
12-15
40c
Duluth-Superior
$3
———
Connecticut
50c
$1.12(4
87'4c
Securities,
Metals
tile
$1.37 %
(s-a)
10c
Life
12-
100%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Canada
Pont of
du
(final)
Pa.)
65c
(from
Inc.
Connecticut General
Increased
—
Ltd.
Commonwealth Water Co., 5(4%
Community, Hotel Co.
3
1-
1-
1- 3
Nemours & Co.—
de
I.)
pfd. (quar.)
Intcrnat'l Corp.,
Commonwealth
(E.
45c
.
(quar.)
Co.
Pont
40c
50c
—r
(extra)
Edison
Commonwealth
(quar.)
12-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
.
Hotel,
preference
Corp., 4%
Co. (quar.)
Du Mont (A. B.) Laboratories—
5%
non-cumulative preferred
pfd.
Engineering
(quar.)
Commercial Trust Co.
(Jersey City)
Extra
Dravo
12-13
1-14
(quar.)
40c
Combustion
Commodore
Corp.
1-19
(extra)
(quar.)
(12)
y
Name of
Forbes
*20c
(auar.)
1-14
35c
Ltd.
Co.
nfd.
*$1.75
25c
7%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Electric
Ltd., 5(%
35c
$1.25
(quar.)___
Chemical
Draper
1-1^
Textile,
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
are
Paper
(quar.)
Colorado Central Power Co.
SI.
.
10c
preferred
$6
Co..
Ice
When
Fer
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
/
'
Holders
When
Per
'
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Financial Chronicle
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*
25c
i
*
1-15/
.
12-30
1-10
12-15'
3-31
3-18
1-
(quar.)
$1.75
3
12-10
1-
3
12-1$
'it
(12)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
Name
Green
oj Company
Giant
Green Mountain
Greening
57*
Co.,
pfd.
—
$1.25
(increased quar.;____
Power
45c
Wire Co., Ltd.
(B.)
(quar.) _______
Corp.—
Brothers Cooperage
Greii
Class
A
Extra
Realty
(quar.)
Co. of
,1-1
(N.
Y.)
1-14
.
C-uif
Mobile
Ohio
&
$5 preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
1-17
from
security
ordinary income
profits)
Institutional
12-15
3
20c
12-15
profits)
and
1-
3
*12-15
Lacieoe
3
12-15
Laclede
Insurance
Co.
1-
3
12-20
1
1-15
insuranshares
3-10
2-18
Inter-Mountain
$1.25
$1.16
f40c
6-13
5-24
North
of
Ctfs.
Quarterly
(quar.i_—
3/
2- V
1-5
10c
6%
preferred
Hagan
1-17
International
Celiucotton
1
International
Harvester
Halliburton
1-
3
12-10
1-3
12-10
3-10
2-25
International
3
12-15
Well
Cementing
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
pfd.
5%
40c
Paper Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
'
Insurance
Fire
Harbison
shr. for
(one
Walker
Refractories
Harris
(A.)
572%
Co.,
Stock
Class
Fart
Fire
of
International
Paints
2-15
3
12-15
Class
3
Power,
International
Shoe
1-3-55
•
12-20
International
1-3-55
12-20
International
4
1-
America,
(quar. 1
Textbook
12-14
1-12
12-14
12-14
$1.12'/a
—.
1-3
12-17
2-14
1-
1-21
3
Investment
Trust
of
Quarterly from
1-
3
12-15
1-15
12-31
Iowa
1-31
12-31
(quar.)
—
.—
———.___
1
3.65'.;
Heller
J.),
(quar.)
common
preferred
(W. E.)
Extra
4%
3
1-
3
1-
12-30
Irving
Island
Ivey
Jack
433/4C
1-
12-
8
4%
+25c
1-
12-14
4%
1-
12-15
Jacobs
1-
12-15
Jahn
37'/ac
.
convertible
preferred
5'G
convertible
preferred
Fines
Inc.
(R.i
8c
Class
Lumber
Co.,
dividend
1-14
12-15
1
3-15
10c
6-
1
2-28
50c
1-10
12-20
jeanette
1-15
12-31
25c
1-15
12-31
(This
be
not
paid
the
on
30c
(D. H.)
(quar.)—
Co., 5 72% pfd.
(Henry) &
Home Dairy Co.,
common
(s-a)_
1
12-31
1-
3
1-
1
12-21
pfd.
30c
(quar50c
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
5% preferred A
(buar.)___
6272c
Hardart
Horner
(F.
Shoppes,
Inc:
(quar.)
—
—
3
1
12-20
12-21
5%
1-
3
12-
15c
1-15
1
12-31
$2 25
3%%
4%
preferred
conv
Finance,
preferred
preferred
56V4C
—__
Howell
Electric
(quar.)_.
Motors-
Come
gains
)
Inc.
21c
Erie
Food
Brick
class
A
common
(quar.)
Mortgage
Co.
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-17
44c
—_—
1-15
12-29
1-
12-21
1
1-15
12-15
flOc
•____—
1-15
12-15
$1.50
1-
3
12-15
75c
1-
1
12-/15
20c
2-
125c
2-
1
12-31
50c
(year-end)—
(increased)
1-
4
12-17
25c
2-
25c
notr-cuiri
ijor
conv.
2-
1
1
1
1-14
1-14
1-14
ser.
A (entire issue
to
Jan.
50c
common
32-
1
52J/ac
2-
1
i-10
preferred
(quar.)
53V4C
2-
1
4.42%
1-10
preferred
(quar.)_
55'/ic
2-
1
1-10
preferred
o__
(quar.)
58%c
4 03%
preferred
(quar.)
Huperial Life Assurance (Canada)
2-
51c
—
2-
1
1-10
137>/2c
1-
3
12-2C
1
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd.—
47
preferred (quar.)
1
Ludiana & Michigan Electric, -4.127c
"pfd.
4.56% preferred (qUar.)
478% preferred (quar.)
1_
Telephone 4.80%.
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)-—
Fidianapolis Power & Light,
preferfed
1-
3
class
2-
1
com.
(quar.)
125c
2-
1
12-13
88c
1-
3
12-10
$1.14
$1 03•'s
$1.20
$1.20
(increased)
30c
1-14
12-30
1-
5
1-
5
1-
3
12-17
3
12-17
Central
Public
(extra)
:
1'
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
14-
1
$1.25
1-
$1.25
pfd.
7
1-2-
(qunr.)
1-
3
3
A
(initial)
City
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
Oil
Fibre
Co..
3
12-15
1-15
12-31
1-
12-27
5
1-3
12-10
$1.07
(quar.)
1-
3
12-10
28c
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
$1.42
1-
3
1-
3
12-
3
$1.06 74
1-
3
12-
3
$1 12 y2
1-3
12-
3
12-
1-
?
class
12-15
3
12-17
1-
3'
12-15
40c
(extra)
3
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
1-
50c
1-
8
12-28
15c
A
1
iquar.i
1-
5
75c
2-
1
12-
1
1-11
55c°
1-15
12-31
from
net
investment
income
45 c
1-15
"S-4"
12-31
from
net
investment
income
10c
1-15
1
1-14
Kingsport
first
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Kuhlman
Labatt
12-17
La
Electric
(John)
France
1-14
1-
12-3,1
3
20c
1-
3
12-17
,
12-
,
Co.,
Ltd.
common
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
(quar.)
20C
.1-
3
12-20
20c
1-8
12-2§
15c
2-25
$1.75
(quar.)
'
2-15
1-
15c 0
3
12-
1-
$1.50
3
12-15
2-
1
1
1-15.
'1-10
12-20
13 %c
2-
1
1-20
•50c
1-
3
12-24
t25c
1-
3
12-15
10c
1-
5
1-
3
&
iJ.
12-22
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
SI.50
25c
&
1-
7
1-
7
25c
.__
1-15
12-31
13 %c
1-15
12-31
$1.25
1-
3
12-20
t25c
1-5
12-16
125c
3-31
3-17
125 c
6-30
1-51
(s-a)
(qUar.)__-
3
12-24
1-
3
12-15
59%c
1-
3
12-15
15c
1-
2
12-15
20c
1-
3
12-17
5674C
1
1-
5
25c
1-20
1-10
80c
quar.)
2-
25c
(quar.)
(inc.
1-19
1-
40c
^
Y.)
6-16
$1.50
1-15
12-20
150c
1S1.25
1-14
121
1-15
1-
$1.25
3
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
3
12-20
120c
1-15
12-20
U7'/2c
Co..
pfd. (quar.)
3
12-21
1-
3
12-18
3
1-
5
12-20
1-
1
12-15
10c
(quar.):
(Toronto)
3
12-31
12-17
1-
3
12-17
12-17
1-
3
17 v2c
1-
3
12-20
150c
1-
1
12-
(s-a)
(s-a)
pfd.
2-
1
1-10
1-
3
12-17
75c
1-
3
12-10
(extra)
1$1
1-3-55
40c
1-
3
12-20
25c
'
1-
3
12-20
25%
Acceptance
12-16
12-14
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
1
12-20
3-
1
$1.06,74
in
1-
3
$0.3542
2-
1
2c
its
1-
3
12-15
fJ2y2C
1-
3
12-15
$2
l-'O
15c
1-29
35c
1-
3
12-17
9772c
1-
3
12-17
——
fquar.)_
class A
(quar.)
(ouar.)—_—%__—
7
5
*
).__'_^
'('Continued
1-
12-20
en-
"
;.
lr '5
2-
share plus
per
(s-a
_______i
Corp..
12-17
1
25c
5% preferred- (s-a)
Inc.
4
1-
25c
^
(extra )
1
1-
50c
</ls-
Mfadville Telephone.
2-
.
20%
bein«f called
$106
1
3c
i
(qua/r.).
preferred
11-
10c
;
i
A
(quar.-t^.j_—
at
12-31
S2.50
(s-a l
:
1
1-20
25c
$1.50
Mines
is
9
Ltd.—
preferred
dividend
^preferred
12-10
1
3
1S1.50
dividen'dHi_^—___
Co.
121-
,
Corp.
12-10
12-10
3
S3
Stores
Co.OT (quar.)
McQUay," Iric.;: :ff %" preferred. I(|itar.l
Norris Mfg.,
coniinpn (quar.)iG
Frank
3
1-3
1-
190c
McQ"av
Medford
1-
—
16 74c
j.
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg. (quar:)
Trucking: class
Meier lit
—-
—
McLeilan'
4%
—
1-25
3174C
(quar.)
Feb.
1-
12-20
1-
1S1
McKinney
on
12-20
t S1.25
:
pfd
Lf_.,
-Mead Johnson,
3
$1,12 72
Co.,
5%
&
issue
12-20
1-
150c
Oil
preferred
3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Porcupine
above
1-
SI.50
(quar.)
(s-a»
Ltd.
Co.,
i
12-20
3
30c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Inc.
H.
3
1-
25c
6%
12-?0
1-
25c
;
1-15
30c
(quar.l
Stock- dividend
$1.50
7
1
1
1
Machine
Merchants
12-
2-
(quar.)
common
RR.
Aircraft
(F.
tlrety
12-21
3
2-
preferred " (quar.)
this
12^21
3
1-
1S1.25
Insurance
Co..
Extra
...
3
1-
40c
common
W.i,
McDonnell
The
1-
25c
(quar.)
Life
(L.)
Stock
12-31
12-31
12-21
3
75c
(quar.)
.:
pfdl
preferred
Valley
McCormick
4'4%
1-14
1-14
1-
25c
5%
McColl-Frontenac
McLean
12-15
12-31
3
(quar.)
6%
participating
Participating
McKav
1-14
1-14
1-
Corp.
Ltd..
Mclntvre
25c
40c
Semi-annual
4%
12-15
25c
is-ai
Mfg.
preferred
McBrine
3
343/sC
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
Sons
Ltd.
Massawippi
Mays
12-13
1-
$1
prior
(Calif.),
Manufacturers
$6
3
5c
Parry
Maxwell,
1-
+
(quar.i^
.__
Rubber
Gardens
(M.)
4727f.
3
I
12-31
(year-end)
Mary Chess, Inc. (initial)
Maryland Drydock Co.. common
12-10
12-11
,_i_~
5V27c
preferred
Kunpenheimer (B.)
.1-1
$1.15
second
3
1-15
^50c
(quar.)
1-
12-17
(quar.)
6%
3
a
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1-
50c
Creamery, common (year-end)
60c preferred
(quar.)
Koppers Co., Inq.. 4%
preferred (nuar.i
1
preferred
Press
Co.
2-
5c
;
1-
$1
—_
Knudsen
1-
<. 3 J %
3772c
(quar.)_
3-19
3
(initial)—
Kina.s County
Lighting Co.—
4 7c
preferred (quar.).
12-17
$1.05
preferred
common
Kimberly Corp. (quar.)_i
King-3eeley Corn,
(quar.l
1
(quar.)
new
12-31
1-15
1-10
<
$1.06
preferred
Martin
12-31
Kimberly-Clark,
1-15
(s-a i
common
Trust
Basket
McGraw
"B-3"
12-31
12-23
•'
125c
preferred
6%
Marshall-Wells Co..
3
$1.25
87 "2C
quar.)
1-10
1-15
quar.)
(quar.l
Marquette Cement
12-15
28c
1
$1.25
(quar.i—
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.i
12-15
$1.25
com.
i
2-
Extra
$1
Marven's.
/
(increased
$3
1-
25c
:
pfd.
Co.,
2-14
Market
Marsh
Refining (quar.)
Kewanee
1
50c
(qunr.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Kendall
3-
2-
45c
Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Maritime Telephone &
Telegraph Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
2-14
$1.75
& Light, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3'b')
preferred (quar.i___
Co..
2-14
1
Ry.—
Power
Kendall
1
3-
Service—
Southern
preferred
2-14
3-
$1.12 y2
(accum.)
preferred
-
$1
12-23
7
:
Marathon
12-31
12-31
$1.05
f
12-10
7
1-
$1.04
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
;
1
3
1-
$1.06 74
12-24
3-
1-
20c
(quar.)
12-22
1-15
12-10-
$1.50
1-
Leaf
1
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
2-
1-
31740
common
1-15
95c
4>4%
i-
Tire
12-15
(Ky.i —
common
Service,
3
12-10
pld. (quar.)
Co.
Maple
Light
(quar.)
Public
City
Kansas
7%
A
1-
3-1
3
_______
RR.
Manufacturers
3
1-15
12-15
IOC
Coal
12-22
10c
^__
12-17
10c
preferred
1-15
3
1
3
1-
iquar.)
1-15
10 c
__________
1_.
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Kroger
Co.
$1.50
1-
12-15
1-
$1.24
4.167c
1:20c
.
i
SI.08%
(initial
Co.,
preferred
Mansfield
12-26
12-22
1-
SI. 06 74
Malartic Gold Fields. Ltd. (interim
HiMallinkrodt Chemical Works, class
A;«(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
472%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp, (extra)
3
12-
1-2-55
25c
4.287c
preferred A (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
12-18
4.75%
1-18
12-23
12-31
11-19
1-2-55
25c
priority shares (quar.)
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)_____
Convertible priority shares
(quar.i
Maine
1
1-24-5$
$1.25
Convertible
Maine
5
&
B
nreferred
3
1-
(quar.)—_
Stores, common
preferred
(quar,).
1-10
1-11
1-
2-15
1
120c
■—_■_!
Drug
1-14
1-
A
(qua-r.) L__
&
1
2-
1-15
3-
25c
pari
Forbes,
H.i
2-15
2-
class
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
55c
1
SI
par)
(quar.i
Sons—
&
&
2-18
2-18
1-15
—
•
Mahoning Coal RR., 5%
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
12-91
1-
(quar.i
..(quay)
Electric
preferred
4%
3-10
3-10
2-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Mading
12-21
50
25c
4 7s
non-cum
preferred
(ouar.),
Kansas City Structural Steel Co.
(quar.)
Kansas Gas & Flectric—.
$1
preferred
1-10
E
preferred
Com.
3
2-
12-20
12-20
50c
Participating
12-15
3
1-15
1-15
15c
Publications, common—
$1.50
participating preference
—l
1-14
3
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
4%
&
Valley
iR.
12-30
3-
10c
—
iM.i
m
474%
1-24
12-30
1-10
$1.00
St.
Macy
1
1-10
'
'
15c
iquar.)G
(quar.l
474%
6%
1-14
1-
'
2-
$1.25
preferred
Power & Light,
MacAndrews
12-lf
1
12-10
37 V2c
.
($25
11-3C
1
2-
3
(Fort
/iquar.)
MacFadaen
11-31
1-
62 V2 c
6%
Power
'preferred
Kirsch
4.20%
.
1-10
3
12-10
1-
5%
8%
($100
Lvkens
1-11
1-
12-15
3
ll%c
preferred
Ludman
3-15
Series
1-10
4.26%
'>.%
1
1-26
5
1-
60c
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5 72'%
If -15
4-
1-
50c
com.
5%
1-15
2
93 %c
(quar.
iquar.i.-
.(initial)
preferred
Kansas
1
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.807
1
1-
15c
Series S-l
preferred
5<idiana
2-
c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
4.20%
4.70%
12-20
Series
31_
Power,
12-14
1.
$1
.
redemption
on
March 1
at
$57.50 per sh. plus this div.) Convertible
F'inois
3
1-
12-15
Co: p.—
preferred
5%
preferred
Keyes
1-
1-31
$1
(quar.).,.
B
4.207c
$5
5
■
o
12 Vac
Lawrence Power Co.—
preferred, (quar.)———
Lowney (W. M. I Co., Ltd. (quar.l
Lukens Steel Co.
(extra)
2
12-
1:25c
common:.....
(quar.)
City
4V2%
57c
12-
3
$6
(quar.t_
Aircraft,
3.80 7c
4 7c
3
1-
Steel Corp.—
A
Works.
„
pfd.
Lower
1-
Co.
.1-
___.
t20c
$5.65
120c
(quar.)
1
3
12-15
10c
,
Extra
called
8
1-3-55
shares__-._i__.__..
(extra)—
Printing Co.
Class
12-20
—
Products
F'inois Central RR.—
0%
3
10c
—
Oil & Refining, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Fvdraulic Press Brick Co. iquar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., B pfd (s-a)
Hygrade
1-
3-31
New
S3 ^0
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd. (quar.)
4'/27c
Husky
Illinois
4-15
long-term
ordinary in-
(Union City: N. J.)
B common
&
(accum.)____
Insurance
Original
5%
Light—
Machine
Laughlin
Kansas
3-31.
from
from
—
convertib'e
Class
8c
Refining
Lamson
Kaman
3-31
J75c
Quarterly.
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd,—
80}
81
Water
Kable
3-31
4-15
20c
;
(23c
and
Hudson Trust Co.
Huron
4-15
4-15
75c
Fund,
capital
12-31
$1.10
Quarterly...
'
12-31
1-15
12-15
t50c
Johnson
preferred
Journal
12-31
1-15
$1
Hubbard Felt Co.. Ltd.,. class A (s-a)—
Hudson County National Bank
(Jersey City)—
Hudson
1-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
12-31
93%c
__,
3%%
4 40%
12-16
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common (quar.)
3
1-15
$1.10
qua..)
4.40%
4%.
1-
30c
93%e
(initial
com.
1-3-55
$1.25
Extra
(quar.)
new
Lowensti
xf$l.75
(quar.)
iquar.i
preferred
Joplin
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—
Household
1-14
12-15
12-15
12-20
25c
Gas
12-31
1-3
1-10
20c
Pipe Co.,
Common
2-1
1:25c
_
...
Oil
&
57c
3
&
&
Jones
1--
1-
1-14
1-31
3
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
1-3-55
(quar.
Founders
Corp.
Jones
1
2-15
10c
__________
i_L
4.96%
2-
iquar.;
(quar.)
preferred
Louisiana
1-20
37V2C
(quar.)_
RR.
1-
1
3-15
$2
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
5c
_____.__i._-.
preferred
4.35%
12-15
G2 72c
iquar.)
V.,
Liie
1-15
15c
Longines-Witthauer W'atcjv^Co.
12-15
20c
pfd.
preferred
Johnson
tl2M>c
,
1st
Johnson
1-
3
3
iquar.)__
12-20
1
1
1-
3
$1.50
__________________
non-voting
Ltd. (quar.)_
Bros.,
Extra'
N.
12-20
1
2-
4uc
is-a)___
Long-Bell Lumber (Mo.)
(quar.l
Long Island Lighting, 5'Kpfd. B (quar.)
4»4%
preferred D
(quaxx)_
1-
25c
12-31
2-
1-
1%
7%
Jersey Central Power
Jervis
1-10
5
5%
30c
Year-end
-■
—
12-15
1-
(quar.).
on
$2
Baking (Nf J.) (quar,)____
Ltd., class A (quar.)
;
W.l,
Glass.
of
1-17
12-29
1-
+15c
pid.
1-10
1
1-10
S1.1272
Ccrp. (s-ai
London Hosiery
Mills, Ltd.,
Lone Star
Brewing (quar.)
20c
on
4%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)____,._
dividend
Joint
$1.10
(accum.
(quar, 1
Telephone,
common
Candy
$1.08%
3
1-
40c
Corp.,
Co.
Stock
2-
Sl.oO
(quar.)—
Aircraft
Lock
60c
/
Ltd.,
iquar.i
iquar.)
5%
12-20
3
Lockheed
$1.05
(quar.)__
Jewel Tea Co., 3%%
prrafprred
1-
3
82 72c
1-15
'35c
—
12-2,;
1-10
dividend
Jenkins
17-18
.
1-14
12-31
Corp.
Electric Co.
Jenkins Brothers—
12-31
1
27V2c
(s-a)_
(s-ai—'
•
Improvement Financing
&
12-31
2-
2-
50c
—
30c preferred
Feme Insurance
1
25%
37V2c
Co.
HoH
2-
3-11
50c
Service.
1-17
Local
Louisville
preferred
12-17
guaranteed
(quar.)
Finance Corp.; com. (quar.)
Class A
1-14
1
$1.09
Engraving Co.
Year-end
(quar.)__.
1
4-
12-
30C
preferred
preferred
Stock
new
:—_—
_
preferred
2-
15c
iquar.i
Year-end
distribution
convertible
1%
Jamestown
Jarecki
quarterly
•
3
65% C
1
com,
1
1
b_
-oil
(quar.)__
Jefferson
1272c
will
Stock
Holmes
1
,—.—_
1-
62 ta C
(quar.
Public
3
(quar.
common
L.)
Oilier
1-
il—
shares)
(F.
&
2-
15c
(quar.)4.——
A
Holly Sugar Corp.,
preferred
Jamaica
$6
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
4-
(quar.U—
cornomn
1-25
&
1-
1-25
(quar.i_
Miami
12-20
2-
( quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
Coal,
B.i
Heintz,
1272c
iquar.>_____—
(.initial)——a—
(Edward)
2-15
Co.
12-17
96 74 c
Special
12-17
.
Co.
Corp.
Little
12-15
50c
(quar.)_.
Creek
(quar,)—-12Vac,
5%
Biggins,
5%
53 7bc
12-10
,
1-18
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.F
Fxtra
53 %c
preferred
&
_
3
;
preferred
(J.
8
(quar.)—
12-17
12-15
10c
12-
Cement
1-14
1-15
37c
(quar.)
Trust
12-20
—
Lionel
25c
3
Extra
12-20
12-20
(quar.).—_
Link-Belt
5%
Electric—
preferred
4.35 7c
12-17
1-
—-
Fot
4.40%
1-
Hercules
Horn
3.30 7c
12-24
1-
.
Sfock Dividend
:_t
Hershey Chocolate 47*% pfd. (quar.).:
Higbie Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—-----—
Home
12-17
12-17
$1
7%
preferred
(quar,)—.—
EFendershot Paper Products, Ltd.
5%
3
3
pfd.
p.eferred
Corp.,
National
12-1-
7 x/i c
7quar.
3.857c
Telephone & Teiegraph,
preferred iquar.i
12-17
1-
income__
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6%
Co.
Wayne, Ii.d.i
Y,—
Power
&
12-17
1
75c
Lincoln
1-14
30c
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light CO.
1-
1-
Gas
preferred
preferred (quar.)__—$1.37.72
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)—
40c
.5V2%
Holme
Hoe
$4.36
1-10
35c
(quar;)„___—______G———
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
1-
35c
_
pieferred
1-12.
91 V+c
—
(increased quar.)
com,
1-31
5c
Lincoln
12-1;
12-17
1-14
30c
preferred
4.30%
1-12
45c
—_:
(quar.)_.
& Co.,
1-31
2 72c
.
( H.
12-17
1-
Light
1
1-
15c
preferred
25c
1-
(quar.)
4.80.%
1-14
3
93%c
"(quar.
preferred (quar.)
Heidelberg Brewing (quar,—___________
Extra_—•
1-31
30c
3 (4%
Heinz
1-25
35c
(quar.)
Electric
Common
3
1-
of N,
net
Sons,
preierred
preferred
Y%
Boston-
undistributed
Hathaway (C. F.) Co., 5.80% pfd. (quaif.i.—
36%c
Havana Lithograph, 6%
preferred (qu/r.)__
37Vac
Fay dock Fund. Inc. (quar.
15c
Hayes Industries: Ihc, (quar.)
,f.f
30c
Hayes ■ Manufacturing' Corp. (quar.)
15c
common
3
1-14
60c
preferred
lentire
issue
called
for
/redemption on Jan. 10 at $52,50 per share
plus this dividend 1
12-15
1-
62 %c
Libert> Loan Corp. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
4.707c
Investors Funding Corp.
6%
preferred (quar.
Co.,
1-
25c
+
$1.40
convetribie
pmeaed
(quar.F—- •jo¬
inter-Ocean Securities Corp., 47c pfd. (s-a)_
Interstate Depaitment Stores
(quar.)
Interstate Power Co.—
l
Hecht
3
iquar.)
International
2-
Co.
1-
25c
1-20
56'/4C
Glass
1
43 34 c
1-14
1-17
Faxel-Atlas
2-
—_
12-14
1-12
12-20
3
'
common
3
12-10
+60c
1- 5
10%
3
1-
25c
47c
Utilities Corp.—
Co.
&
Stores
S&it
ouc
1-24
(qu'ar,).—75c
4%.%:/ -pfd.
1-
+
Silver, 77c preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph iquar.)
International
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—__
Marx
1
$1.50
2-1
1-5
12-17
t83/4C
iquar. 1
37Vac
'
12-17
2-
iquar.)_____„_
12-15
12-31
1-
(quar.)
Bros., Ltd. iquar.i
Lexingun Union Station,
Ley
(Fred
T.)
<fe
Co
12-31
t$ 1.75
c____
Ltd.
4
3
/
Co.
4
1-
1-
+
International
1-15
15c
10c
Corp.
iC7j_riesi,
5%
(quar.)
(s-a/i
1-5
12-15
1-20
1-
12-31
45c
Lmerty fabrics
1-
40c
(quar.)
Telegraph
1-15
Co.
(James)
4727c
1-15
8
45c
12 y2 c
(quar.)
Leslie
Corp.—
—
preferred
12-21
12-15
?$1
(Canada) class A
B
67c
3
Canada—
pan
Ocean
International
1-21
1
Chemical
of
50%
preferred
Insurance
($5
12-10
1-
&i
Co.
par)
12-17
Co.—
Schaffner &
Corp.
preferred
($100
3
5c
Hartford
*B.at
77c
12-10
pfd.
1-
1-15
t $ i. 12 v2
—___
(quar.)_
0
Nickel
3
10%
convertible
Lees
Leicn
3
(quar.)
com.
(s-a i
common
ueece-i*cviiie
12-22
12-15
1-
12-24
.
$1.3772
(quar.)—
—___——-
Chemical
,4%%
12-22
3
Lee
2-10
12-
1
1-10
Lewis
Participating
dividend
Harshaw
1-14
3
5uc
—
2-
3772c
(quar.)
preierred
iquar.)
Rubber & Tire
Lerner
(quar.)
1-18
;
common
Co.,
1-
1-14
2-10
2-16
SI
&
1-
t37 72C
2-17
2-16
3oC
"l.quui"
Extra
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1-
45c
(quar.)——__
dividend
Common
Co.
S2.50
Co.—
com.
RR.
Ltd.
Lehman
—
J
+8c
Ishpeming
preferred
1-31
+40c
1-
B
Stock
12-31
i
1-
$1
Mines,
preferred
Leath
12-10
20c
-
Prouucis
Co.,
Minerals
International
Co.—
preferred
common
3
1-
—
(quar.)
(stock-dividend)—
Co.
1-15
20c
iquar.)
1
1-
c
zuc
12-30
loc
(quar.i
United Bakeries,
Inc.,
57c
62 72
12-24
1-ld
$1
G^id
Lear,
(quar.)_
$1
—
Harris-Seybold
12-
3
oj Rec.
1-1C
35c
_1
2
Co.
$1.80
Holden
10c
(quar.)
&
Lainaque
12-15
1-
5c
iquar.)
com,
Industries
$1.12 '/a
—
—..
6%
preferred (quar.)
c
$1.50
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (reduced)—+15c
harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)______
40c
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Harrington & Richardson Arms Co., class A
25c
Ifarrisburg Steel,
1-14
University (quar.)
(quar.)
Superior
Langendori
s-ai
preferred(quar.H.____
Milling Co., '47c pfd'.,
7%
—
Y.)
4
A
4V27c
>
each 9 shrs. held)
(N.
2-
2-lo
——_—'_—$1,067*
4V2%.
preferred
(quar.)
Hanover Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
div.
1-
f$1.25
(quar.)
Class
1-10
1-21
50c
(quar.).
—_______—
Co.,
Co.
Steel
Lambert
—
International
Cotton
Hanover
Metal
J25c
——
Hammermill
Stock
International
J20c
Oil
Haloid Co.
41-4 %
2
5-
6-^ 1
—.—•—■——1
Brass
Hamilton
2-
1
3-
160c
30c
Common
3
1-
se-
Iquar.
12-23
1
45c
f60c
—
;—
Gas
Payaole
Extra
3%c from
—
(quar.——-—-Co., class A
(quar.)———„_
Corp.
Hahn
2-
12c
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
67c preferred (quar.)
12-15
3
Fund-V
America
(increased
Telephone Co.,
non-cum
12-
2
Lake
f 25c
tquar.)..———________
—
1-
33c
—;■
_______
2-
S3
'M-
■
—
from
3c
Shares—insurance
$1.25
—________
(quarterly)
Extension
Year-end
When
Share
Company
'Salle
La
1-
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Increased
Per
Name of
■*
.
12-21
*$1
RR.
'.Turkey Products, Ltd., $1-60 pfd,
3
tquarter.ly of
l3/sC from ordinary income and
security profits
20c
_
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-
tl2 7a
—
from
curity
•«
12-15
i"1/,
1-
and
12,2c
_________
(Pa.)
Y.)
.
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.
12-31
50c
80c
$5 preferred (quar.)—,———
Gulf Power, 4.64% preferred (quar,)
Gustln-Bacon
l-lo
$10
—
(annual)—
(initial)__
Co.
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
A
income
12-30
1-26
J75c
„
Film's
1
9c
(extra)——
(N.
preferred
(quar.)
__________iiiIngersoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a)_—
Institutional Growth StocK Fund (15c from
1 -10
>;
<accuni.)„i___.-——____
Ouerither Publishing Corp.
Guild
12-15
10c
...
Canaaa—-
Extra
■•
2.0c
+
preferred
•Guaranty Trust
Class
Engineering—
Fund
7'!o
3
1-
of Commerce
Holden
Payable of Rec.
Machin'e & Tool Co., Ltd.—
Ingersoll
«>
50c
Mutual
Guardian
1-
Industrial Bank
12-15
When
Share
'
—
Cimidian
Per
Name 0) Company
4%
.
Aircrait
1-3
toe
.
(quar.
Grumman
■
(quar.)_„
Holden
Payable of Rec.
Share
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
on
page 46)
1-
4
1-20
Volume 181
Number 5391 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(13)
«BESEE=
*
"
•
v
Stock Record
'
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
QAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Ran?* Tor Previous
39 V* Sep
22
25
Jun
Range for Year 1954
Highest
99
-Lowest
47% Jan
112
14
10 vb July
15
6% Jan
30% Sep
14
40 Vb Nov
5
29
Jan
8Y1, Sep
3% Sep
106
Jan
NEW
Highest
1
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
7
Abbott
3
9% Jan
6
14 Vn Dec
31
ABC
5% Jan
5
,10% Dec
14
50 Vb Dec
30
ACF
32
49% May 25
Jan
51
Nov
24
Industries
.56 Vb Dec
30
5%
26% Jan
6
■20% Jan
4
26 Vb Dec
31
Acme
35 % Jan
2
27% Jan
4
44
v, Nov 29
23% Dec
29
36% Feb
25
24 % Jan
4
31
Aug 20
48
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
58
5
18% Dee
31
32% Jan
6
18% May
5
29 Vb Dec
7% Sep
49'A Sep
14
107/« Mar
6
7% Jan
4
15
3
52
Nov
10
8
29% Jan
15
114% Jan
5
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
Mar
22 % Mar
104
Mar 11
3% Apr
Jan
49
8
Oct
160
Feb
155% Feb
•
1
89
Nov
Dec
Admiral
54 Vb
July 26
2
33
Dec
29
24
123
Dec
29
3
172
$3
Air
July 29
preferred
Aug 10
74
Feb_27
3% Mar 25
Alaska
Juneau
187/8 July 28
Aldens
Inc
12
85
Aug
2
4Vb%
3
Sep
14
4
9
Dec
29
Alleghany
Sep
15
152
5
140
Sep
29
210
Dec
23
5%%
78
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
80
Jan
6
141
Dec
27
25 v8 Sep
5% Mar 25
Jan
3% Jan
15
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
4
Sep
1
104
Feb
4
97
4
87 vt Sep
18
91
8Vi Oct
62
Sep
17
Dec
6
15
29
98
May
45% Dec
113
Dec
$4
16
Gold
Corp
prior
Dec
13
6
15% Dec
30
Allen
72% Jan
8
10* va Dt.C
^0
Allied
Industries
22
Mar 25
Mar
19 Va Dec
16
Allied
Kid
33
Jan
8
.in n
40 y4 Sep
29
Allied
Mills
40% Jan
3
37% Jan
87
Sep 22
41% Oct
86
Oct
14
8-
94
16
Stores
Nov
4
90
2
45 Vb Jan
74% Nov
17
2
93 Vb Jan
147% Nov
26
3 v4%
124 Vb Nov
17
4.08%
4
85% Nov
24
Alpha
4
92
Dec
20
Aluminum
11
78
Dec
29
Aluminium
3% Feb
16
May 28
43% Jan
62
58% Jan
30% Dee
36 vb Mar 24
Dec
10
54% Jan 20
47
3% Mar 24
97
Jan
1% Jan
28
5
Apr
23
16 y4 Jan
29
1p
jan
11
148% Oct
24
189% Jan
5
166
Jan
4
2
75% Jan
6
57
19% Mar 18
Jan
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
26% Mar 16
29% July
16
6%
Nov
23
Amer
29
American
22
3%%
27
American
35
Dec
Dec
17
Feb
18
105% Dec
17
4%%
2
16% Jan
4
32% Dec
20
59
Jan
6
56
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
12 V* Jan
29
9
47
26
6V4 Aug 31
35
Nov
2
Feb
Jan
4
15 v» Dec
4
58
Dec
20
41
6%
20
37% Jan
Mar 15
34% Sep
21
40% Jan
27
30% Oct
21
91
Sep
17
103% Feb
20
96
15
12% Sep
13% Sep
15
15
Feb
3% Sep
31% Feb
15
40
Va Apr
23
45 v8 Nov
26
Sep
14
34% Jan
44% Apr
16 % J)»n
24
51
Dec
Jun
104% Mar
2nd
100
Cement
:_No par
—1
120 Va
121 Va
82%
81%
89 %
907k
73%
75
74%
76%
76
78
1
2%
2%
2%
com
50
5%
—50
No par
com
20% Jun
11
25% Aug 12
American
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
26
31% Jan
17% Feb
30
114% Dec
14
42% Dec
30
American
Gas
Dec
1
American
Hawaiian
American
Hide &
29
31
93% Dec
31
preferred series C.100
&,
8% Dec
23
conv
American
48 vb Dec
12% Dec
3%%
27
26
25
preferred series B.100
15% Dec
39% May 27
Jun
conv
Export
26V4 Dec 24
99
Jan
28
32 Vb Oct
44 % Jan
20
76
Nov
17
American-Home
7% May 17
13
Jun
28
American
100
Jun
25
6%
2
31% Dec
30
American
100% Jan
19
Apr
21
5vb%
18% Mar 26
12% Jan
4
21% Dec
29
100% Mar 17
85 Vb Jan
6
prior
7%
28% July 27
Amer
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
24
12
86% Dec
31
84% Jan
4
94 Va Oct
4
19% Feb
2
17% Jan
11
30 vb Nov
23
Amer
Machine
18% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
54
Nov
8
Amer
Metal
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
100% Jan
20
107
Feb
24
13% Sep
15
18% Feb
2
4
%%
20% Dec
31
37
25
Dec
31
American
28
Dec
31
5%%
Mar 27
29V4 Jan
5
28 V4 Sep
16
&
Co
Metal
12% Sep
21
American
Natural
27% Dec
30
American
News
Optical
15% Feb
42vb Dec
31
American
23
Amer
Potash
&
24% Dec
22
Amer
Rad
171% Feb
6
Jan
180 % Nov
8% Jun
23
6% Jan
8% Dec
31
16 V4 July
6
41% Dec 15
24 vb Nov
30
22 % Feb
24
34
Oct
26
30
42% Jan
13
57
65% Jan
25
6
27% Jan
4
45
5
144% Jan
4
1TO
35% Dec
18
40
117 v4 Dee
30
127
Feb
118% Jun
2
40 Va
Mar 31
36
Vb Aug 10
Oct
125
22
&
com...
6
American
152 Vb Jon
10
Jan
4
178% Dec
7
American
Tel
July
1
66% Dec
29
American
Tobacco
9
Jan
9
29
10% Feb
2
9% July
25% Feb
Sep" 10
7%.
10
120 % Mar
9
6%
5
Jain
2
4
23% Aug
J
Sep
11
94% Dec
17
71 % May
4
03
Feb
4
11
89% Dec
17
66
3
05% Peb
4
.
11% Sep
14
21% Jan
5
4
71% Sep
15
.
v
-
May
12% Jan
68
Sep 21
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
26
-r.
29% Jan
4
43% Sep
15
57
30
-•j-45% Jan
4
*.97
Jan
6-
Jan
w
.73
r
94% Sep
J*n -28
.
52
59
27
Dec
23
-
7%
$4
31V4 Dec
30
O'nnfp.
no
pp
Jan
5
100
106% Mar
Jan
6
41% Aug 13
109% Nov
24
65
64
647k
63
63 %
63
63
1,800
24
24
23%
29 %
*97
23 %
53%
*146
%
297k
30
30%
97
97
97
53 Va
54%
154
24
24
2) 7 b
97
29%
98
55 7
55
a
*148
154
*147
56
158
*23%
29%
*97
24%
29%
54%
*148
*97
55%
158
6%
prior
Anaconda
800
29%
1,900
54%
*148
40
55%
49,200
158
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
2,300
49%
50%
50
50 Va
4)%
49%
50%
50 7k
50
52%
4,000
13%
137k
13%
137a
13%
137a
13%
13%
13%
13%
33
38
387k
37%
37%
♦37 %
*37%
38%
900
15%
15%
15 Vb
15 Va
15%
15%
15 7 a
157k
15%
15%
14,000
10
15 7
a
15%
15'
15%
15%
15
157k
15
15%
49,000
42%
41%
42%
42
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42%
72
707a
71
71
71 7b
70%
71
71
71
*37
%
42
*71 1b
4
112%
1137k
4
4 %
4 %
31%
31%
317k
671
a
a
317 b
113
41
a
*31
4%
33
39
4 1
4
*31
114%
.
4
a
6,300
13,500
1,600
4%
20,400
33 %
*32'a
33%
400
69
■
68
69 %
a
69%
69%
69%
2,400
11
11%
117 k'
*11 7B
11%
II
%
11%
1,700
96%
*96
96:%
*96
68 7
96%
*96
26
26
25 7k
25%
26
26
26 %
26 %
26%
26%
1,000
30
30
30
31
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,500
*104 "'a
105%
105%
105 3k
105%
105 7-2
*104'b
20%
*110
105%
21%
114%
*96
*
1047a
105%
20%
21 ?a
*110
21%
110%
114
21%
111
20%
110
217a
37%
20%
30
21
•39,500
112
*109
110
400
25%
25%
25%
26%
26 3 k
*92%
94'%
*92 7b
94%
92 %
92%
*92%
28 Vb
29%
28%
29
28%
2.9%
2,9%
29%
7,100
45 %
46
45 %
46%
46 3
47%
46%
47
8,100
1CC%
107
*106%
27 %
28
46
47
*106%
.23
*24%
107 %
23 'a
26
22%
*24 7
a
257a
26
23
26
*106%
Va
107
a
*106%
26%
26%
94
*92%
107
27%
32.20J
94
53
107
30
23'a
24
23%
24-'H
24%
25
12,900
26
26
267 a
26%
27
28
700
III k
11
b
a
x26 %
30%
50%
44%
167
39%
*123
24%
9.300
.
14.600
8,400
24%
34,200
181%
31
51
100
8%
24.300
31 %
8%
50%
26%
42%
71
*179
31%
6,200
39%
52%
1.400
44%
45%
29,000
166 %
45 %
167
125
%
166«'»
140
39 3 a
1,600
39 %
*123
125
50
31
31%
31%
32%
22,000
1
55
55%
55%
55%
1.600
70
1,000
com. .100
69
69'a
70
"
Co
137%
16
15%
174%
174%
16 1
559
a
175
1.900
80,400
66%
65 %
66%
131%
132%
131%
132 %
1,280
25
44%
45%
44%
457 a
55.900
100
—
65%
100
com
Co
174
139
25
...
Works
137
15%
100
common
Corp
136%
5
Tobacco
Tel
*118%
119%
119%
119%
60
77.500
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10.000
—25
26%
26 3 B
27%
27%
800
22.%
22%
30,000
com
series..
Woolen
common..No par
22%
22%
90
90
80%
81%
82
82%
1,480
18%
:1 00
conw preferred
„-2a
Copper Mining—..
50
Wire & Cable..
No par
19%
19%
20%
28,900
*90%'
91
410
93
94
94
170
50%
51%
51%
52
105.900
56%
57
*92%
—
56%
57%
1,430
36
3,700
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
24%
99
No par
preferred
Anaconda
j.
*23%
30
99
1131a
.conv
Anchor
25 Vb Aug 27
94
Jun 25
64 >'a
prior preference..No par
Amer Zinc Lead
Smelt com—.1
<
$5
29
rNov
.
Water
American
•''
&
Viscose
Preferred
Sep
15 Vb Jan
Vb
100
Sumatra
preferred
American
Aug 13
57.
27%
64
preferred..100
preferred
5%
59
13%
7,000
64%
common—25
preferred
American
11% Sep 27
28
17
700
38%
41
Refining
5
16% Dec
4
47,%
37%
70
Sugar
142% Nov
25
113% Jan
47%
38%
417a
American
8
10% Feb
7
47 7k
38
72
8
121 % Jan
Jan
*47
38%
a
217
Foundries
19
#5% Dec
45
47 Vb
37 7
26 3
Co
16% July 30
161 Vb Jan
5
138% Feb
44
47 7a
37
71 %
noncumulative
58
19
44%
47 Vb
36 Vb
8%
134
22
44%
47
24%
Snuff
21,100
44
181 %
6%
83,700
37'%
8
14
Jun
45%
500
2,900
10
47 %
24
27
30% Apr
44%
9 %
36
*179
15
121
9%
5
American
Aug 17
5
9 %
51,700
40%
Sany common
14
60% Jan
45%
19%
No par
cl
preferred
Apr
119
45
25
19
B._No par
Co
Chem
Co
4
9%
25 7k
25
1.600
Stores
24
9%
24''2
19
7.900
Steel
22
97k
24%
25%
19
119.800
American
35% Oct
9
Vb
23%
*24
No par
American
111% Dec
19
11 %
17
128 % Dec
24%
12%
31
55
24
48%
62% Nov
156
a
11%
32% Dec
77% Aug
3
143% Oct 27
187
48
74 % Dec
59% Dee 23
187k
11%
5
Feb
237k
*23%
24
187 k
48
4
May 12
237k
*23%
13%
11
Jan
12
23
24%
47 %
Vb Jan
Sep
120% Sep
23%
11 %
44
25% Aug 30
VB
1
50
Mar 20
100
5
36
2
18,800
Co...No par
47% No? 24
Feb
.2
20
Co
38
••
34%
103
*101
Gas
25% Sep 21
49
34%
1,700
100
7%
4
Sep
102
American
May 24
% Dec 30
Jan
159% Jan
44
14
169
34 Va
33%
*100%
39,900
Safety Razor
^5
American Seating Co
-10
American Ship Building Co„_No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
—100
9
2
10
577 a
Corp
Std
13% Jan
4
11
Jan
,_No par
Co
73 % Nov
Jun
No par
preferred
Molasses
Motors
American
6
...100
100
American
148
1
common
Products
11% Sep 23
6
1
100
com
convertible
32 Vb Jan
30
111
of
Metals
Ltd
34 % Jan
39% Mar 24
36% Jan
Co
:
14% May 12
50% Oct
7
15% May
.1
common
5
12
.50
Products
9% Nov 22
7 v* Jan
1
preferred
4
7
39% Jan
10
& Fdry common—7
preferred
100
Jan
15
—5
—
com.
Mach
3.90%
19% Apr
22
Co
Co
preferred—
Locomotive
18
Dec
SS
preferred
16
42
40c.
preferred...
79 V. Jan
18
Electric
Co
15% Sep
14
No par
Power..No pur
Investment
American
29
10
5.200
14%
56
96%
27% Dec
Sep
14%
55%
*96
4
12
31V4 Jun
33%
14-a
6%
noncumulative
preferred.100
American International Corp No par
17% Jan
15
14%
10%
23 Vb j an
Dec
107
55
a
57 Vb
677a
6
111
147
11%
15
107
64
68
25% Mar 18
4
64
11
22% Jan
104% Dec
65 Va
No par
Ice
16
Jan„14
1
Inc.
Leather
convertible
15
92
20
Lines
&
4% Dec
27
Co
Foreign
28
Nov
7% Jun
.10
3%%
American
76
5,400
*64
44 %
10
23
Mar
33 Va
307'b
*46%
10
Dec
2% Jun
3,800
29%
9
100
16
57
86.000
30
25
Secu
33% Jan
23
com
European
31
700
22%
107
8%
prior
American
Dec
Va
*103
89 Va
30
102
*23
preferred—,—
American Cyanamid
Co com
4%%
9
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
33%
*101
1
No par
39 Vst Dec
67
B
100
200
5,100
108 Va
22 VB
107
33
10,200
26%
*103
1
-
26% Jan
35
%
571
1
Cable..—_ No par
20
9
V2
8,400
15,100
2277k
31%
18%
Tiling
18
34
33%
1,700
2,600
27k
65%
*65
14
35
105
30%
.12.50
common
Encua.stic
29
16% Sep
21% Sep
Co
Distilling
Jan
94
—
Corp
American
2% Dec
9
Radio
American
8% Jan
15
&
preferred
American
27
34%
105
-20
8
May 25
23
—
common
27
19
Jan
in
13% Dec
11% Sep
67/e Jan
common
interest
54 v» Sep
4
36'/» Jun
of
Jan
8
11
a
.10
preferred.....100
17
31% Jan
22%
107 Va
122
35
26%
225
*87%
87
21%
105%
com—2
Corp
ser
Co
105 Vb Jun
87
22 Va
106 %
__,100
Chicle
5
%
21%
105%
com...No par
common
American
7
80
2%
*30
26%
223 Va
1
pfd
21
8% Jan
%
*26
222 Vb
100
common
Co
86
32
32
26%
66 Va Dec
39Yb Jan
35
*32
224%
4
28% Sep 15
6% Jun 30
2%'
*25%
1952
200
82 %
90
222%
48% Jan
21
200
81%
—1
Anna
6,500
25,000
89
No par
Chemical.No par
Co
1,500
1,900
.
73%
83 Vb
preferred
7%
29
7,800
94 Va
837a
(The)
Co
18
Can
148% Dec
16.100
148
89
Corp
&
American
21
72%'
82%
preferred
Chain
29
43% Mar 25
*94 Vb
*146
No par
Co
American
V4 Jun
125% Apr
94%
America
29
6
71%
138
29
Jan
71%
119
48% Nov
151
94%
119
Inc
49
10
Jun
*94%
38% Nov
117% Jun
25% Sep
94%
100
common..;,—20
preferred
4
Dec
15VB
102
537 k
4
56
~io
106
14%
100
52%
23
6
*102
14
101
54
27% Jan
55% Jan
106
137k
98
53 Va
44 Vb Jan
9
*102
14
100
54 Vb
35% Feb
41% Jun
106
13%
98%
53%
9
6
"
19
27
Theatres
29
150
29,300
112
33%
26
Sep
*109
72%
Cable
99
112
900
43%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
32% Dec
*109
42%
19
Shoe
31
5
143,900
33
convertible
Dec
4
113
43%
42%
143%
Bosch
10
Jan
220
9
19
11
Jan
9,600
208'/a
38 Va
__50
5%
91
190
10,600
79
8%
19
Note
Ctfs
22
42 7 b
71%
conv
31
4
78
143 Va
Bank
31
96% Mar
80
37%
4% Jan
Nov
•
3Vb
18 Vb
%
preferred
Dec
23% Dec
136
*102
No par
-
1
40
42%
*110
1
Sugar
19 % Dec
25% May 27
7
1
gtd—100
6%
4
2
19 Ve Sep
4
No par
12
9
80
8%
168
3%
177k
*141 V2< 145
Jan
6% May
8%
*165
3 Vb
141
16% Jan
31
81
10
500
18%
141
15
25
*80
3
17 Ya
141
Leather
Brake
4%
Vb
142 Vb'
preferred
Amer
*
3
17%
134
14% Jan
6
36
.1
168
3
T7%
*205
12
25 Vb Dec
100
*165
87k
15% Mar 20
3
48
5
99,700
23,100
123
208 Va
16% Jun
4
10
122
8%
11
May
27% Jan
168
100
120
14 %
33
208 >/b
21
Sep
Feb
*165
600
3,800
16,100
52%
317 k
210
15% Mar 19
90
8
120%
*111
14 %
*517a
VA
52
19
Bakeries
cum
American
5
21
12% NOT
*118%
preferred
Amer
Oct
31%
38
Airlines
American
12
31%
preferred
conv
20% Feb
Jun
*■5178
31%
19
Agricultural
99
50
137a
517'B
31%
38 vb
Petroleum
14% Nov
98
13%
517a
5,600
28%
1421b
of
Amalgamated
Amerada
8,900
17,500
87 Vb
27%
14
common-No par
convertible
15
15
93 % Aug 20
5
87 Vb
28 Va
Limited
17
91
Dec
86%
27%
14
100
Portland
Co
18,700
'
conv
Dec
109
86%
28%
5
convertible
22% Dec
4
8
26% Dec
4
70% Dee
Feb
88
28%
No par
4% preferred *
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
230
7
11% Dec
July 14
85
86%
1
210
Dye
Corp
Amalgamated
Jan
52 Vb May 25
26 V4 Sep
Allied
100
16,300
12,200
29%
—
59% Jan
40
Sep 14.
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
1% Dee 29
55% Nor
3
11.100,
397k
Co
118 Va Jan
103
24
55% Dec
Snares
487k
25%
297k
Inc
Chemical &
47%
55%
25
,
the Week
Dec. 61
497%
54%
25
.100
Alleghany & West Ry
8% Jan
2
28
48%
54%
24%
39%
preferred
3
21
48%
53%
conv—No par
8
35 Vb Sep
47%
54 %
25
29 Va
A
preferred
cum
24% Oct
10%
387k
%
common.
May
10% Mar
106
10%
29 V«
—
7b vb Jan
92% Mar 11
10%
38%
Mining—
preferred
$4,375
10%
43 vb
40
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
20
10%
47%
No par
.
Friday
Dec.
137/k
—50
preferred
130
13%
29%
series—____100
common
.'
?
10 Va
13%
2
•
Sales for
Thursday
477k
13%
13 Vb
PRICES
.
112%
29%
Vicksburg Ry—_•
4
Jan
47%
39
common
1951
14
72
47%
112%
*110
*116
13%
54'
com
w——-
w
Inc
pfd
&
46%
SALE
Dec. 2s)
_1
Reduction
Alabama
HIGH
Wednesday
Corp_lo
Equipment
2'/a Jan
14
47%
112%
.
No par
Corp
Gas
4.50%
46%
*110
24%
1
AND
.Dec. 2.8
10
Corp
Affiliated
Tuesday
Dec. 27
10
;
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
8
31
25
com——_
Co
Express
Adams-Mills
30
Inc
preferred
Steel
Adams
16% Jun
70
,_—100
Vending Corp__;
:
1
Motors Co_5—_—2.50
14
22 % Oct
5
common.,.
ACF-Brill
4
LOW
Mqnday
Par
preferred
23
31
101
;
STOCK
Laboratories
4%
Dec
20
YORK
EXCHANGE
25 Vb Sep
j>
;
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
f
6.25
preferred
')A
\
.No par
35
107%
35%
107%
35
*107%
35%
109
i
35%
107 7-a
107%
70
13
I*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(14)
Monday, January 3, 1955
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1954
Year195#
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
5
6
41
12
33% Jan
45% Dec
23
52 % Mai 29
15% Nov 29
Andes
40% Sep
8
Dec
15
57% May
29
15% Feb
26
Jan
7
8% Feb
2% Feb
23
5
11
6 % Dec
31
Jan
9
32% Jan
4
46% Dec
7
July 21
Sep
Sep
14
14
52
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
26 % Dec
30% Sep
8% Sep
14
43% Jan
5
33'A Jan
4
74
12% Mar 26
8% Apr
30
16
48% Feb
15
59% Dec
9
89% Sep
21
57
29
Jan
23
97
19% Jan
16% May 28
114
30
14
32% Jan
ll'/a Sep
15
Dec
14
18% Sep
89% Sep
15
3
100
25% Sep
25
32
103
92% Nov
$3.75
5
Dec
31
Arnold
8% Oct
26
Jan
Ashland
26% Jan
Oil
6
Mar 25
31% Jan
4
2nd
14
Jan
5
92% Jan
57% Jan
13
54% Jan
4
5.25%
Nov
11
25 % Feb
13
30% Nov 30
29% Jan
13
68% July
29
5
103% Oct
4
159
Dec
4%
16
19
58% Dec
Feb
33% Jan
2
27"% Jan
4
39% Dec
22
95% Jan
4
101 % Dec
10
28% Jun
16
30% Feb
2
29
Jan
4
>43% Dec
10
31% Apr
24
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
4
94% July 16
103% Mar 18
103% Jan
8
16% Dec
28
Dec
27
15
4% Dec
99
17
15
Jan
10% May 28
7
9
5
Feb
12
16% Mar 13
15
Jan
20
17% Mar
16
May 26
7% Mar
60
18% Nov 30
16
13% Jan
9
4% Dec
18
8% Feb
26
4% Jan
4
36 % Dec
29
52 'A Feb
26
37% Jan
4
6
52% Dec
43%
4,800
25%
25%
25%
26 %
25%'
20'%
26 Va
2o%
70%
69 y4
71%
71 Va
72%
70%
71%
71%
71
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14 %
14%
102
114
174
21
21%
*20%
5
Inc
90%
7%
7%
26%
25%
12%
13 Va
12%
7%
2.50
.1
174
3,700
26.700
100,100
8j%
f.0
83^8
101Va
102
101%
101 Va
110
174
174
*21
21
26
No par
'
*
102
►101%
■
y4
'
90
89%
90 Va
89%
102
179
25 "a
No par
180
173
180
280
22
22
400
21 %
21%
21%
90
2,900
3
8 Va
7%
7%
7-.«
7%
7%
26%
26%
26%
'26 Va
26 Va
2 /%
26%
"
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
102,300
25%
'25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
4,600
23%
9,300
13
25%
25%
1
27
100
111
53
26%'
111
10
& Santa
53
8
6,500
1,500
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 %
27%
110%
109 %
109 %
'103'/a
llOVa
*108 V2
53 %
53%
53%
132
130%
132%
130 %
61
X59%
277a
►110
132
Conv
*
$2.25
18 Va
129 Va
130 '/a
132%
3,300
60%
60 %
GO %
60 %
60%
3,300
34 %
34 Vi
3 4'/a
34 y4
31%
1,700
101'/a
101%
131
101
102 %
'101
102 Va
153%
lo3
lou Va
21
38 Va
37%
39
100%
99%
,1001%
41%
41 %
41 Va
41%
-
20
50
131
No par
13
15
*13 Va
No par
12
12
11%
($1.20)— No par
*17
common—
of
Co
1,600
131%
153%
21'.
20
20
3»%
100%
pfd series A—100
Amer
49 %
50
131 '/a
"loJ
30
1j5
2,000
*17
17%
17%
21 "4
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
6'/«
47%
47 %:
47%
Va
6,600
50
2,700
132 Va
132 Va
14
13%
1..%
200
13
13-a
25,600
13
*17
3
43
42%
13%
12
5
48
160
y4
132
49%
*13 Va
12%
*17
17%
55,700
17%
17',4
21 %
21
21%
42%
132
14
11%
1,100
39%
100%
3
%
42 Va
132
12%
21%
%
*99%
39
100 Va
49%
49%
*13%
21 %
21%
100%
42'%
131
%
14
39
100
41%
132
*21 Va
39%
100
49%-
►131
21
38%
*
No par
preferred
conv
151
10
B
Mrg Corp (The) common
29
*101
157
5
series
Canteen
50
55
33%
34%
102%
152%
100
common
Corp
Automatic
Avco
110
55
60
60
34 %
102%
152 Va
distribution
pref
55
54
Lines-
(voting)
prior
34%
►101
No par
SS
»y
34 Va
100
I
■:
Nichols
go
,
10
com
RIL
W
convertible
Austin
Co
:
Line
&
54
Fe—
;50
Electric
Refining
Common
4%
29
49% Dec
43 y4
26
102
Preferred $3.75
Atlas Tack
7
Dec
3,900
43%
13%
90
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
7
6%
69 'a
174
liquidating
Atlantic
•
Mar 24
24% Sep
1,000
5%
43%
a
5%
25%
101
Inc.
14,603
5%
Goods Corp—
Coast
26
17
5%
a
900
o
—50
rtlfv
Gulf
2
Nov
138
*
51
5V4
No par
preferred
Ex
29
Jan
Nov
43
____
Atlantic
26
25% Sep 14
89% July
1
49
43%
Refining Co..
Topeka
AM°ntlr
5
Jan
14
42%
,1
Jan
49%
18
42%
preferred-—:
f Preferred
37% July 26
85
2
48%
14%
43
.
1st
Atlantic
119% Jan
49
14
42 Va
Common
16
92
97% Mar 25
8
63'A Dec
48%
14
13%
5'a
Associates -Investment Co
6
Dec
61
50 Va
14
49
13 Va
No par
Common
22
134% Dec
8
23
86
&
Dry
29
Atchison
Sep
50% Jun
43%
50%
com
preferred $1.50 series
Nov
55
45
'
111% Dec
4
93% Jan
Jan
45
*4%
Corp
Industries
Associated
18% Jan
22
22% Mar 11
13%
45%
13',a
•»
Hitares
45%
49'a
*5
the Week
45
10
preferred—No par
Carpet Co
Arvin
14
18
30
•
4
Illinois
of
Constable
26
49%
*44%
-__14
5
preferred
Jan
45
Corp.,
Co
convertible
14% Apr
27
i>
3
44 Vi
Corp
Artloom
May 13
22
$4
45
.
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
May 19
23
24
22
Jan'13
10% Nov
Mar 27
29
22
6
Armour
102% Dec
5
18% Mar 25
5Va Dec
Armco
184% Nov
Dec. 81
5
Argo
31
&
Friday
Dec. 3d
10
22
31
Steel
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. Z'J
No par
Dec
Oil
PRICES
Weuiiesday
Dee. 28
44Va
Tnc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
21
10% Mar 26
25% Sep
Co
SALE
Tuesday
Dec. :>l
21.80
Mining
Products
14
Jan
16
2
Copper
W
P
14% Dec
11
Jan
93% Jan
7
117% Dec
24
102 % Sep
A
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
45
30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25
2% Nov 24
Jan
YORK
NEW
Highest
Nov
32
LOW
.STOCKS
Range for Previous
43 Va
49%
42
50
50
7
6%
48%
W
(j'
600
100
.
8,300;
141,500
43%
*43
3
1,700
B
7
4% Dec
22
Jan
IS
4% Jan
4
Nov
23
Babbitt
(T)
35%'Jan
14
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
20
Babcock
&
Sep
14
11% Mar 26
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
18% Dec
29
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
40% Dec
29
39
Dec
29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
60% Nov
19
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
32
Dec
31
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
86
Dec
29-
!
8
i
8
Inc
1
WilcOx
Co
Baltimore
4%
Ohio
&
Sep
14
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
Barber
Oil
29
17% Mar 12
11% July
1
17% Sep
30
Barker
Brothers
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
34% May
5
407/a Oct
1
18
25% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
36% Dec
10
Bath
14
11% Feb
27
9% Jan
4
15% Dec
22
Bayuk Cigars Inc
40% Jan
18% Sep
9 Va
•
Sep
59% Apr
Jun
5
90% July 28
78
Dec
55% Dec
8
4
143% Dec
9
3%%
conv
99% Jan
6
107 % Dec
2
4%%
9
13% May
3
Sep
14
86% May
8
81
16% Mar 20
May 19
33% Jan
Feb
5
30% May 26
10 Va Dec
29
27
32
90% Nov 22
Beck
4
26
Dec
21
Beech
Aircraft
41
Dec
29
Beech
Creek
22%
Mar~13
May 21
93-
Jan
Sep
14
68% Mar 20
<33% Jun
17
39% Dec
% Dec
30
25
27% Jan
35% Sep
10
14
14% Oct
25
26
25
27
Bell
31
.Bell
1% Jan
'22% Nov
1
10Va Apr
20% Nov
16
Oct
90
50
1
Oct
5
,44% Sep
15
19
9% Dec
31
€3
Oct
31% Apr
15% Sep
12% Sep
16
100
Nov
105 % Dec
31
4
(AS)
31
29
Jan
9% May
65% Apr
30
38% Auk 26
36% Feb
14
22% Mar 17
17% .Tan
6
14% Dec
80% Oct
9
50% Dec
29
12
29 % Dec
3
Black
10,400
15%
5,200
*38'%
39%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
38 Va
38 Va
38'/a
39%*
10
33%
3 4 y4
33%
34 %
34%
34 %
34
34%
31%
34 %
14%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
11%
15
10.700
51
54
1,500
*138
144
53
52
52
53
145
*135
14 J
*135
146
140
140
105
105
105
105
105
105 %
22%
105
23
105%
22%
24
21% Jan
5
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
Bliss
(E W)
27
Dec
15
22% Feb
3
32»/4 Dec
30
Bliss
&
15
28% Dec
17
27% Jail
5
40% Sep
23
Blockson
38
5
75
Dec
29
Boeing
16% Sep
21% Jan
15
23% Mar
_3
1
24% Apr
8
35% Dee
31
24%
May
Jan
26
6% Dec
14
12% Mar 12
6% Jan
4
17% Dec' 31
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
13% Jan
4
18
11
Jan
13
12
Mar
64% Sep
15
86
Mar 25
Bohn
23
8
July 29
Bon
24%
83 %
85
25%
25%
25
25 Va
24%
25%
7,300
38%
41
40 %
41
40%
40 Va
640
29%
31
88
85
85
25%
24%
25%
38
38%
33%
29
29 %
29%
29%
30
30
13
13%
13 y»
14
: 13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 %
6.000
?<%
?5
23%
24%
24'%
24%
24 Va
24%
24
24%
35,800
28
28 %
28%
29%
23%
23 %
29%
30
30%
31%
*96
98
29
,
"
.
29%
*96
V *96
98
9 i
9J ',4
58
99%
52 %
10
.
53%
52 y4
53 %
87
93
*96
98
99%
52%
100%
100%
OdVl
85
53%
'
■
(Del)
54%
1^
1%
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
lVa
31%
31%
31 %
32%
31%
31%
46
103%
100
165%
46%
105?a
165%
46
46%
104%
*165%
46%
166
com 5
1414
14%
100
75:%
713%
No par
43V4
50
49 %
50
49%
10
26%
27'A
26%
27%
26%
(Delaware)
14 %'
*76
46%
108%
109%
166
*165%
46%
111%
40 %
108
109
165%
165%
46%
Co
Ami Co class
4
165%
v
14%.
14 Va
14'%
14
14 %
76%
76
76
76
76
11
Book-of-t,he-Month
Stores
35% Dec
13
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
12
93% Jan
12
48% Nov
18
50
11
49 % Jan
7
Dec
39
Dec
14
99
Dec
17
56% Aug
3
Borden
49 Va
50
50
50 Va
2,400
26 Va
26%
26%
27 %
18.500
27 Va
26%
27
27%
17. IOC
28%
28%
30
30 %
30 %
31Va
31 %
32V4
32
32%
-'2,900
36%
36 y4
36%
36%
37
36%
37 Va
36%
37 Va
7,000
26%
26%
26%
27
27 -
27
.
"
70%
72
70%
74'%
72%
75
72 %
74
73
74V4
75,700
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
21%
21%
22 V3
22%. -32 U
19.900
No par
30%
30%
Co
"When
3Va%
5% Dec
25
Dec
30%
30%
30%
31
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
15
17%
4,900
15%
15%
16%
17 %
18
17
%
17Va
17%
17%
49.600
Club
1.25
9%
9%
9%
9%
Inc
9%
10
10
9%
31
13% Mar 19
Dec
13
9
20% May 11
32% Dec
14
5%
33
2
25% Jan
11
32% July 27
Bower
7
6% Jan
6
17
Braniff
Sep 21
57/a Dec 31
19% Sep
:23
11% Jan
25% Mar 10
15
Sep 22
'33% Sep
17% Sep
42% Feb
21
21
91
Mar
36 Va Jan
9%
,
Bridgeport
34% Dec
29
29
Jan
G
12% Jan
4
33% Aug
14% Dec
Brown
Jan
13
83
22% Mar 17
13% Jan
15
22 % Dec
30
20% Sep
28% May 20
22
36 y8 Dec
21
17% Dec
20
14
60
&
Brown
July 28
54'%
16.
15%
16
14%
15%
14%
15%
28%
29 %
23
30 %
28 %
29 "4
28%
28%
32
22%
32
32%
31%
32 '4
32%
32%
6.160
15%
15 Va
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16 Va
15%
16%
17,400
Va
41'/a
40%
41%
12.900
41%
41%
42%
67%
68
67%
69%
69%
71%
70%
71%
69
74%
63
63 %
63
63
62%
63
62 Va
62 Va
61
62
31%
32%
32 Va
34
34%
34%
34
34%
34
34%
*99
:
*100''.1
—100
com
No par
*82"/4
20%
Buffalo
Forge
25% Jan
11
Bullard
Co
Burlington Mills Corp common-:.—1
22
43 % Mar
2
37% Mar 24
29
17
2
10% Jail
17% Dec
10
91% Jan
67
Jun
10
78
Jan
Jan
11
7
80% Feb
88
30
73% Jun
77% Aug
Oct
5
Co
'• 35
Oct
Watch
Jan
9
11% Sep
30
79
25% Nov
12
16 y4 Dec
29
Bush
Terminal
Terminal
15% Feb
86
15
36% Feb
25
11% Jan
4
79% Jan
14
12% Feb
16
4
Butler
Bros
4%%
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
Butte Copper
29
26% Sep
16
Byers Co
2
107 y2 Nov
1
5
29 V2 Dec
10
16% Sep
15
24% Mar 12
16% Jan
27% Jan
22
2
July
Jan
lVs Dec
28
3'A Mar
2
15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
20% Sep
24
27% Jan
29
20 % Jan
10
Sep
15
13% Mar
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
17% Apr
21
36% Dec
1% Jan
6% Sep
3% Dec
12
102
Jan
12 % Aug
8
15% Dec
31
30
90% Jan
6
22
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
11
24
22
Dec
24
22 % Jan
5
Dec
29
34
Jan
5
2-1% Jail
4
33
Dec
43% Dec
16
54
Jan
5
44% Jan
4
61
July 23
■»
-
page
24
s
Campbell
Nov
*27% July
$4.25
30
Cannon
63,500
16%
17
28%
29%
4;700
41%
41%
40%
41%
41%
42 7
41%
42%
41%
42%
37,700
52
52
52
52
52
52
16%
15%
16%
16%
17%
16%
85%
*84%
86
75
*73
75
5
&
.100
50
:
*72
75.
15%
Xl5%
53
*50%
%
*72%
-
52
*73
76%
75
77
76%
"
10
36
5,120
24%
25
24%
24 7
161
16 %
15%
16 Va
16
16
51
52%.
52 Va
52%
52%
40
24 %
93
9,100
10%
24,700
23%
16.
53
51
t
'
23%
a
24% /247'a
a
91
No p^r
preferred.,—100
101 %
102
24%
_100
„
_5
9%
Va
9.%
8%
-
24%
24%
24%
91
24%
91%.
91
92
92
9%
10
25%
25 %
26%
26 Va
102 %
102%
102%
102 Va
101%
25
28%
23%
28%
287
10,400
1,700
35 %
34%
35%
35
36%
36
29
36 y4
,
88.600
37.000
39%
39
33:%
27
26 %
26%
14%
151
a
58,100
93%
93%
340
1.80
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
26%
13%
92%
26 7
26%
27
26%
13%
13%
137a
14 %
13%
14 Va
93 %
92 %
93
*92%
93%
93%
93%
59
*57%
59
*57%
25%
26
26%
26 V
31%
33
32%
32"a
55%
55%
5o%
No par
100
No par
25
No par
■
*57%
59
*57%
25%
x30%
54
26
25%
8
a
'
25%
31',4
31%
31%
54
54%
54%
■
*54%
3.300
3%
11%
11%
13 7
36'
3%
11%
a
36%
260
11%
3 %
11%
261
3,200
2 V4
2%
11 Va
27
7,000
29%
11%
2%
11%
15
4
102
3 %
2%
11%
Ale com..1.65%
26 3
110
11%
2%
5
-
,
29
28%
8
—_1
Foundry
10%
10%
24%
102 V*
29 %
3
24
24%
34%
5
10
.
'*91
102 %
25%
28%.
.10
Ry
88,200
*84%
',
76 Va
76%
24 %
Ry Co
1,200
17%
16%
17%
100
52%.
52
52 y4
«
76%
24%
25
8
86 7
*85
86%
76%
76%
77
92
preferred
Pacific
Mills
75
85%
85 %
24
—15
:
Inc
C
*84%
*50%
100
85 %
*72l/4
76%
24 %
15%
100
*85
86%
*85
*91%
9%
24%
—
Co
Hecla
W
15%
*84%..
16%
,
k
Packing Corp
conv
Canadian
•
17%
16%
17
29'a
Canadian Breweries Ltd
O
16,700
28%
common
Canada Southern
29
35%
28%
preferred
Canada Dry Ginger
99% May 13
34%
27%
-
60
3d %
28
Campbell Soup Co
:
;
35%
34%
27%
Zinc-Lead
Calumet &
10,700
28
& Zinc
M)
Jackson
Callahan
13
28% Dec
20
(A
California
31
23
22 %
27%
1
participating
Byron
31
Dec
42 y8 Dec
38% Dec
3
7%
21%
16%
common
preferred
15% Jun
98
22 %
85
5
prior
conv
26
109 % Mar 10
'
Dec
93% Oct
5%
27% Mar 20
29
30
7
31
16
16% Dec
20% Oct
52% Dec
Mar 16
102 % Oct
,
5
20%
16 %
Bldg—
July 15
600
82%
85
Co
14
8,300
4
20%
83
16%
Burroughs Corp
11% Feb
40
Aug 28,
5% Sep
78% Dec
15% Jan
Mar
14%
84
86
Tnc
Co
15
6
14 Va
*82 Va
—10
17% Feb
"14
-
1
Bush
11
34%
35%
14% "
83
16','a
Co
74 % Nov
13% Sep
34%
14%
*83'%
:
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference.
11
35%
32%
14%
4,700
33
32%
33
33 %
2,300
5
common-
4%
5
34 Va
100
24.700
22,000
^-_i_No par
(The) Co
preferred
Bulova
29
Va
20%
Mar 12
Jun
14
82%
30
10% Dec
x32%
20%
24
74
14
82%
25% Feb
35% Jun
33%
137/a
82 %
/ 85
51% Aug 16
57J/a Aug 20
33
14
20 %
6
16
33%
1j%
*99
101
*99
101'
82%
4
31% Nov
'
20%
12
2
►100
101
—15
Jan
17% Jan
40%
No par
Jan
$5
42%
33
1
11% Jan
Budd
10,600
100 %
2.50
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
16.600
14%
32 "2
74
28
20
17 %
16% Mar 25
Dec
6,400
3,700
55
31%
83% Feb
6
98%
54%
54%
«
32
15 Va
40%
10% Sep 15
3
54 Va
54%
*97
98 Va
*97
99
4,300
2.500
37 7
15%
72% Dec
■4
37%
30
5
Bigelow
Shoe
*97
38
No par
Brunswiok-Balke-Collender
•
54%
112%
37%
38 %
113
3.700
64%
112%
64
66 y4
112 %
40
Co.,
Brooklyn Union Gas
2
29
66% Jan
Brass
3%%/preferred
Mar 11
98
54%
37%
64%
65%
114
No par
Briggs Manufact "stmpd"
Briggs
Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
100
98
54%
54'%
2.50
31
59% July 14
13'A Nov
4
5
Airways Inc
25
95% July 20
98
*97
5
21
4
26
Co
Oct
19% Jan
38 %
112 %
100
Bearing
67
11
38 %
114
100
:
Roller
74 % Dec
9
13% July 20
10
38%
66
10
RR—
preferred
44% Dec
27'A Jan
25
Dec
113 >4
25
4
Jan
/
18
114%
100
Co
11
38
99% Feb
15
11% Sep
23% Jan
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
May 28
22% Jun
2
3
651%
114%
38%
Common
46% Mar
65%
65%
5
preferred
Edison
65
15
issued"
31
5% May
2,799
30%
14%
15%
(The)
Boston & Maine
.
'26%
35%
31%
30%
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp common
Boston
140
50 Va
23%
"
1
12'A Jan
3
18,000
No par
Bond
14
4.900
41,900
70O
14%
76%
14%
76%
'
20%
Corp
A—
29
74% Sep
165
5
Brass
B
Dec
115% Dec
111 %
5
Co
&
45%
103%
"
35%
1
Airplane
3 10Q
7.50
Inc
Aluminum
245,800
32
2.50
Co
Chemical
6,200
1%
31%
corn—No par
?,900
13.200
54 %
1%
31ta
11,800
105%
54 '/a
1%
31%
110
98
103
1 peso
MTg Co
85
*.•6
102 Va
'
57% Mar 17
74% Jan
20,900
38%
%
*85
24%
10
Corp
Laughlin
Class
90
25
24
"
17% Nov
50
105%*
105%
_1
Co
15
24 %
53'%
24%
1
15
53 Va
53 Va
4,700
88
5
Steel
19% Sep
3
-135
—100
common
Loan
22% Sep
29% Mar 18
52 %
100
100
.110
s
10
Co
Decker
&
180
v
63 'A
Co
Blaw-Knox
3,100
10,100
86
15%
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4% % pfd series of 1951
27
58%;
32
315/a,
*84
62
7%
24
30
58
31%
36
15%
preferred
(Bethlehem
30%
64
Aviation
Beneficial
59
58
*84
:
15%
Foods
3
111% D-c
168 % Nov
86
—1
1
Best
48% Dec
4
5
30%
83 %
62 Va
new—
&
4
59%
29 %
82%
13%
Co
Corp
Best
Jan
59
28%
82%
61 «/4
Benguet Consol Mining Co
50
59%
27%
84
■60
27%
100
Packing
2
30% Jail
59
27%
59
*82 Va
4,o00
1
29
144% Jan
8p,200
50
23
:
39%
15%
pfd
1% Dec
82% Jan
2
4%%
32 Va Dec
-
33%
2.50
58 % Dec
Jan
24
31 y4
12.50
27
38% Jan
38 %
60
Corp
Howell
4 y4%
'40%
15 %
RR
Aircraft
Bendix
39%
"
Beech-Nut
17
li
40 %
61
fBelding-Hemingway
&
38%
15 Va
_
% May 18
37% Jan
8
18
Jan
60
■
146% Dec
30
31% Dec
4
90% Jan
-
7
57% Jan
135% Jun
Dec
17% Jan
12
Shoe
40
60%
Inc
6
Jun
2 8'A Dec
Mar 16
14
Mills
38%
3,900
15%
preferred
prior
17
Jan
9% Jan
29
Beaunlt
31
134,100
7:%,
61%
preferred
Dec
13 Va
15%
Beatrice Foods Co common
4
Jan
9
25
73
13%
50
Corp
7
22% Mar
71%
13;%
7'/a
No par
Works
4
107
72 %
13%
7%
59%
preferred
Iron
72
13%
7%
7%
10
Dec
21
9
31
4% %
73%
13%
7%
10
;
common
42% Dec
100
14% Dec 28
a
18
73
13%
50
Corp
112% Dec
34% May 20
93
7
74
12%
100
common
preferred
11% Dec
38
7%
73
13
preferred—100
Aroostook
Convertible 5%
7%
74 Va
12%
100
Corp
common
noncumulative
Bangor &
..
7%
7%
73
13
(The)-Nopar
.Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
"
x38%
*57%
4
26%
32%
0
2,900
59
*25%
59
15.400
*35
32 3
700
4
85,000
55%
500
t t
Volume 181
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(15)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Loucst
8 Vie Dec
29
23%, Sep
14
lb"/B
Sep
Range for
Highest
■
Year 1954
Lowest
13% Jan
30
29
8% Jan
May 27
14
19% May 25
July 20
28
113% Mar 19
NEW
Highest
YORK
4
27% Dec
29
Capital
13
Jan
40% Apr
12
Carborundum
17% Jan
STOCK
Airlines
39% Sep
14
34 % Jan
2
12% Sep
24
14% Sep
111% Dec
45%
$ep
49
Jan
14
10
25
Jan
24
143
Jan
17
Carey
26
Dec
31
Carolina Clinchfield
22
25% D-e
30
Carolina
5
63 % Dec
31
Carpenter
2
5
19% Dec
29
Case
I)
Co
13% May
Jan
129% Feb, 26
44% Feb
85% Dec
101% Jun
6
16% Apr
28
24
133% Jan
2
107% Jan
4
27
(J
7%
Caterpillar
105 % Sep
60% May
10
Preferred
26% Dec
29
Celanese Corp
121
Nov
26
7%
2nd
4
81% Dec
30
4%%
Jan
4
30% Dec
31
Celotex
Corp
15% Jan
II
19% Dec
21
5%
19
20% July 27
18
28
21% Mar 12
Central
6% Dec 20
Central
31
15
15
7% Feb
26
22
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
Central
30
54 % Mar 24
82
Dec
22
5%
13
Mar 27
4
Jan
12
110
17% Jun
24
12% Jan
14
26 % Feb
Central
Central
Illinois
19% Jan
8
112% Sep
61%
63%
85%
105%
23%
100
&
*19%
4
25% Dec
28
6
31% Dec
29
Central
10% Feb
26
14% Nov 28
Central
0% Dec
10
9% Mar 12
6% May 27
10% Nov 29
19% Oct
13
38%-Jan
5
20% Jan
4
41% Dec 30
Cerro
11% Sep
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4
28% Dec ?\
Certain-Teed
48
4
Dec
14
Class
A—
B
Chain
120%
26%
25%
116
119
118
118
81%
79%
80%
29%
29%
30'A
19,900
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19 %
200
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20
8
8%
8
40
40%
39
7l%
79%
79
79 %
15%
15%
15%
47%
*46'A
111%
110%
*110
24%
25
*78%
8%
8
40
38
79%
79%
8%
20%
1,600
8%
79%
8%
8,600
38%
39
38%
5,900
79
900
79
15%
15
15%
15
15'A
15%
15%
9,400
47
46%
46 'A
46%
46%
47'A
800
112
47%
*110%
v
110%
110%
110%
110'A
24%
24%
25
%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
25%
25
25 %
24 'A
24%
112
24%
.
40
25
6,300
24%
24 "A
2,400
24
25%
30%
31
9%
9%
%
*8%
9%
9%
500
38
39%
38
38%
39%
40%
40%
41'A
41
41%
27%
27%
21,300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
10
28%
45.%
23,100
45'A
45
45 %
45%
45%
*45
45%
45%
45%
1,500
100%
*105
Co
*9%
Products
Co
—
25%
9%
25%
25
25
30%
.31%
31%
31%
*13%
14%
14%
13%
13%
9%
9
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,200
31
31%
31
31%
12,200
14%
14
1$
*13'A
9%
200
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
20% Jun
16
34% Dec
3
J92% Jun
22
103% Jan
30
33
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
108
22
4% Sep
15
"7% 'Ma~r
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
32% Sep
4% Feb
Dec
30
4
25% Jan
53% Dec
32
33% Jan
46% Dec
15
41% Feb
2
Jun
3
85% Oct
27
12
Sep
15
21
Aug 31
17
Oct
$4.50
8 %
2
54
105
105
32%
Checker Cab
Manufacturing—1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry connnon__25
3 % %
convertible preferred—100
84% Jan
94 % Dec
9
24% Dec
30
23% Feb
30% Dec
30
21% Mar 24
18% Jan
27% May It
Chicago Corp (The)——
Chicago & East III RR
Class
5
18% Jan
38% Dec
17
21
27% Jan
38% Dec
12% Mar
19'A Dec
5% Jan
13% Dec
18
10
Jan
Jan
6
6
Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep
10 % Dec
15
51 % Jan
2
30
30% Dec
30
21% May 21
44% Aug
6
10
:
17'% Dec
21
52 % Dec
17% Dec
30
26
29
34'% Feb
9
30% Aug 31
49% Dec
Oct
59
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
Jan
5
59
Oct
70% Mar 27
62% Jan
11
95
92
89% Jun
25
Jan
12
7% Oct
13
9% Jan
7
_10% Sep
1% Dec
22
14% Feb
11
18
3% Feb
10
Jan
1% Jan
29
45
45
45'%
93
93
8%
230
20,300
7%
8
48'%
50
49%
53%
4,700
44%
45%
44%
46'%
52,400
93'%
93 %
93 %
300
*93
21%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
26,300
28
28
29
29
29%
.29'%
30%
29%
30
14,800
41,400
21%
24%
24'%
24%
26%
25'A
25%
34'%
35%'
35%
30
36
36 %
35%
36
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38
38
38 %
2,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18'A
18%
18%
-18%
19%
13,400
11%. ,-11%
11%
12
12'%
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
13,400
"17%
48,800
1
—
preferred
Class
Chic
B
No par
Mijw
5%
St
series
Chic
Paul
A
&
Pac
$3
17%
16%
17'%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17'%
50'%
50'%
51%
51%
52%
51
51%
51%
51%
17,400
10
15%
10%
15%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17
39,700
29%
30%
32%
33%
32%
33%
40,900
42%
11.400
29%
30
29%
30%
5
44
42'%
43
preference—No par
convertible
*110
125
89
90
100
com
Chicago Rock Is] & Pac R,R__No
par
110
105%
105'%
9%
9%
18
Cliickasha
Dec
31
preferred series A
conv
Oil——-
Cotton
105
42%
43
*110
125
93
94
92'%
41%
*108
91%
42%
41%
125
"108
92%
125
92%
105'%
105'%
105%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
9%
*18%
19
*18'A
10
125
891%
—100
5%
13% Feb
7 % Jan
13
5
16% Dec
31
35
May 25
72% Dec 21
Co
5%
Chile
Dec
29
39
Jan
5
21
Feb
5
58% Dec
29
90% Jhn
2
56% Feb
1
22
Childs
Copper
Chrysler
25
preferred
Co
15
25
convertible
*30
18%
18'A
18'A
18%
18%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
93%
105%
105
9%
19
'
3'%
5,600
105%
3%
105
1,600
9%
,
19%
4
1,600
900
31,500
15%
15
15
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
32
30
30
23
31
32
32
32
32
70%
6J%
25
Corp
3%
3'%
1
common——
"3,100
15%
43
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
.
10%
100
Western .coin__No par
5%
24%
50
No par
pl'd
noncum
North
&
24%
"
6>rOe-K13
24,200
22
Chicago Yellow Cab-,——No par
4
2,900
32%
34%
9
4
48'%
93
54%
106 %
31%
27%
24
21% Nov
5
7%
49
54
106%
32
23%
10% Aug 30
6
7%
49
54%
106'%
38%
10
Dec
105 % Nov
4
7% July
11% Jan
22
116'A Dec
94
93
31%
34%
29
11
Jun
44%
94 %
7%
54 %
32%
38'%
5%
31
10% Jan
35 % Mar
45%
%
47'%
31%
50
i»
6
44
40
•
7%
40
*93
No par
com
A
7%
7%
54'%
*105
32'%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
26% Jan
34% Jan
31
7
31%
45%
Chicago Great Western Ry com_~50
Jan
7
5% Dec
53
100'%
31
14
6
Sep
53 %
*105
1
No par
Alio
riliu'uu
vuugm
52%
.No par
,
preferred
20% Mar 17-
14
10
Common
23% Mar 13
16
27% Oct
12
22
Mar VI
27
80
17% Jun
Nov
38% Aug 11
May 12
09%
71%
70'%
71%
70
71%
70%
72 %
109,100
24 %
7,100
3,900
430
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
17% Jun
19
22% Dec
20% Feb
18
91% Jun
25
102
Jan
97% Jan
4
35% Jan
22
55
Dec
47
24% Jun
16
70% Oct
15
-14% Dec
■«
72% Dec
31
Oct
152*
Feb
80
47% Jun
100
Jun
84% Aug 12
28% Jan
11
49
78
102
28
17
Aug
'83% Feb
44% Jan
5
172
10
90
Nov
Jan
23
Nov
129% Dec
6
5
17% Dec
14
98% July 22
104% Sep
9% Jan
Jan
33% Mar
28
Mar 24
12
14% Jan
10
■26% Dec
Jan
27 % Jan
4-
15
Jan
71
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
0
170
30
54% Nov
24
109% Jan
19
53 % Jan
107
3
57% Dpc
27
Mar 15
93
Doc
68
4
D"C
4%
C
Cily
18
Sep
33% Sep
lo
25% Apr
15
18
July
9
24% Dec
29
11
43% Mar 20
37
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
24
Feb
24
42% D"C
31
1
127% D°c
Clark
C C
2
19
29 % Oct
9
12
97% Nov
25
Feb
4
34% Dec
21
Sep
14
28% Apr
128% Sep
6
3
130
78
Jan
2
89
107
Oct
874
5
92% Apr
2 % May
44
4
3% Aug 30
4
32'% Mar 25
132% Jan
Mar
Clini
4%
7
63% Nov 22
95% Sep
80
Jun
8
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
13
Dec
31
24% Feb
27
12% Jan
20
14N'
20% Mar 17
$3.50
16
24% Dec
Colorado
1
46% Dec
43
Dec
23
66% Mar 24
41
Mar 22
52*a Dec
31
49
Dec
22
67
Mar 24
50
Jan
29
61
"Dec
47
Sep
38% Jan
1
65% Mar 24
45
Apr
30
58 % Nov
30
8
50 % Dec
2
41% Feb
3
88% Dec
21
38'% Jan
9
50% Dec
9
41
% Feb
2
88
Dec
21
3 6
% Dec
23
34% Dec
31
37
Sep
23% July
24
69% Dec
6
12% Jan
4
19% Jan
*
12
68 % Jan
4
51% Mar 17
15
15
41% Jan
11
31
Feb
17
53'A Dec
22
89
Colorado
&
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
7% Jan
4
13% D.c
23
Jan
4
47% Aug
3
107% Apr
26
110% Dec
30
4
26% Dec
27
11
Jan
5
13% Apr
98
113% Dec
7
107
7
11
33% Dec
Sep
14
38% Jan
5
17% Nov
23
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
8
6
7
Apr
38% Jan
8
8
105% Jan
5
113
18
108% Feb
5
106% Jun
7
42% Jan
89% Sep
45% Jan
23
87
102%
Feb" 11
13
58% Nov
6
May 29
97% Jan
8
7
101% May 25
25% May 21
95% Jun
4
20% Jan
4
6
.
9
26
9% Dec
23
49 "2 Aug
5
Njv
24
109% Feb
1
68% Nov
23
Sep
22
30% <%c
30
105
105% Dec
31
90% Jan
•,
4
54% Jan
4
79% Ncv
24
21
106% Dec
27
96
Jan
18%
23
24'A
23%
24%
23%
24%
227 s
62%
.*92%
62%
93
7,900
320
18%
18%
9,000
23%
,
24%
75,400
,
44%
45
45
•
55
53%
53%
85%
85%
83%
84%.
83%
86
85%
86
85%
85 %
84%
84 %
85%
85%
84%
86
46%
^
\
310
85 %
86
3,000
85%
85 %
1,500
16%
65,900
34%
14,100
82*
No par
51
%
52%
51
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52
6,400
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
30
30
30%
9,600
55
56
57%
Co
Carbon
Columbian
<fc
Ohio
Southern
Eiec__5
16
16%
16%
480
5,400
55%
57%
57
58
57%
57%
57
50%
51%
51 %
51%
51%
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
9,800
No par
20%
21%
20%
21'A
21
22
21 %
22%
21%
22%
78,900
com—25
45%
"46 %
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
457/8
45%
45%
1
10
Co
Edison Co
Commonwealth
12,100
Co_„No par
8 %
8'A
8'A
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,400
Corp.——————10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
No par
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
32,000
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23%
8,900
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29
28%
29
Publishing
Nast
Mills
$5
22%
22%
29%
28%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
15,600
Y com—No par
45%
46%
4 5'A
46
46
46'A
46
46%
46
46%
12,900
1—-No par
109%
109%
109'A
110
110%
110
N
preferred
Consolidated
Foods
Gas
Power
RR
109%
110
1.33%
16%,
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
4,500
31
31%
6,800
30%.
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
112'%
112'%
*112%
114
112
112
104
*103
104
*103
104
18'%
18'%
18%
18%
18'%
18%
18%
18%
Gas .new—10
34%
35
34%
35%
35%
35%
35 "4
35%
*20'%
22
22
22
22
22
*21%
10%
10
10%
10 '/a
10%
10%
9'%
C
of
Cuba
Retail
Corp
6%
pfd—100
Stores Inc
Textile Co Inc
1
10c
par
—No par
America-
10
8%
4 7 V8
110
*108'%
8%
*103
8 s,a
9%
9'%
9%
47%
47%
47%
110'%
110%
110%
110'%
110'%
109
109
109
47%
47
*109'A
65%
G5%
104%
*103%
110
67
10
65%
66'%
preferred
100
Baking Co com„No par
*103%
104%
*103'A
27%
28%
287u
29
29%
30
103 %
102%
103
*102 V2
103
Common
Continental
$3.75
7,600
16%
16%
104
preferred
$4.52 preferred
.Container Corp of
preferred
Continental
26%
16%
113'%
$4.50
$5.50
25%
16%
30%
Laundries
Can
preferred
:No par
Inc common—*.-20
1—■
2,200
26
104
Natural
110
24%
111'%
series B
series
1,100
&
Consumers Power Co com__—No par
4%
109%
1
100
100
5
4%
Consolidated
Corp
Elec Light
4%%
Consolidated
Corp
of Bait com—:.No par
Co
Preferred
Consol
Ind
Electronics
Preferred
8'A
*28%
Edison of
b Consol
8%
-*
Coppermines Corp___5
Consolidated
Consol
8%
22
Consolidated Cigar Corp
8
2
2
92 %
13%
34
26
10% Jan
23
92%
19
82
Dec., 30
40% Nov
Jun
92%
18 %
16%
34'A
J3U
109% Jan
18% Jan
92%
19%
92
18%
82'A
11 %
19
93
92
92%
33%
25
„
29
99% Jun
63%
,
6,000
82%
Consolidated
23
6
62%
63 %
170
3Q0
114%
*850
63 %
62
23%
,
113%
*850
62%
62%
18'A 1
113%
82
Consolidated
Dec
Jun
*850
*850
*850
113
$4.25 cumulative prelerred_No par
20
35 % Apr
'99'
113%
82
36% Dec
3
Dec
Nov
22 % Oct
14
17
^5%
Dec
31% July 26
8
12% Feb
27
1
i7
4
Jan
112%
104
16%
Consolidated
Mar 26
112
*102
82%
29
6
J 02
111%
4,700
1C4
33%
Cone
26
10
111%
111%
*102%
16'%
Conde
30% Dec
Jun
104
82
13
23% Jan
91
104
33
27
5
Jan
104
138
16%
33%
8% Dec
12
26% Jan
104
137
16 'A
23% Jan
17% May
107
107
8,300
136
82
4
20% Jan
7
*105
i:,6
32 'A
48% Dec
5
134
41%
16'A
36% Jan
Jan
133'A
41
82
2
2$
134
41%
23%
37% Dec
110% Jan
134
4,290
3%
16%
17
15
135
41%
42,900
127%
3
32%
common-
29
10
134
'
15
42
42%
126
*0
-5
Pictures
Columbia
29
Jun
41%,
42
42 %
41%
121
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc
5% Dec
23% Jun
41%
3
57%
21'A Dec
100
42%
117
3%
3
55%
32% Jun
12% Jan
42%
39
115'%' 116%
3 %
54%
Solvents
24
38%
115%
3
11,600
27,900
54%
Commercial
16% Apr
39
38%
114%
3'%
243
57%
54
30
16
38%
38%
110%
90
24
56%
<
*53%
22% Dec
12% Dec
55%
*53
15% May 11
Jan
24%
55 %
pfd—3 00
2
5
23%
55%
3 %
—
22% Jan
40%
24%
55
38%
Broadcasting Sys cl A .2.50
2.50
15
5
24
55%
1,100
Sep
11
24%
54%
2,460
Credit
9% Mar 20
23 %
55%
114
50
Engineering Inc
42% Dec
24
54 %
1,410
Commercial
•
44
120
74
*42%'
52%
Columbus
109% Jan
*72
44
46%
Combustion
2
74
*42%
61
8
21
*73
44
51
24
10
74
*42%
58%
31% July 15
4% Sep
*73
44
46
53 % Nov
34% Jun
74
*42'%
58% '
61% Dec
103% Jun
*73
51
16
;
74
43'%
%
51
12
31
2,200
45%
11
24% Jan
"40
68
57%
14
20% Dec
95
110%
57%
Jan
30
67
*109%
51 %
26% Jan
28
*91%
66%
110%
46
34% Jan
Dec
2,300
200
5 7'A
44
•
240
56%
*180
95
66'%
11,600
97%
56%
200
*109%
20%
97
57
2,900
20%
51%
6
20% Oct
20%
97 %
36%
45%
8
*18
36%
45'A
29
8
5,900
36%
105
51%
38% J-n
4
15,300
17%
17%
*102
57%
27% Dec
Jan
123%
122'A
17%
105
51
48% Dec
6
*91%
7,300
57%
2
19% Oct
6G%
47%
51
18
3
95
110
56%
*180
122%
9,000
46%
57%
11
27
66'%
-.110
20
*96%
150
67
57
Sep
Mar
05%
110%
56
200
36%
102%
66%
50
31
8
*91 'A
95
05'%
110%
*91 %
B
38'% Sep
27% Jan
55'%
*180
17
24
102%
67%,
47 %l
100
series
noncumulaUve 2nd
B
*91 %
05%
62 %
noncumulaUve 1st, pfd
Class
200
121
*102
24%
102%
23 %
com—No par
4%
,
93
56%
56
*180
110%
43
No par
4%
Columbia
57%
200
36
24
102%
Southern Ry coin —100
preferred
5'%%
31
;
97
No par
Corp-
Iron
&
20%
90
10
Co com
Alkman
Fuel
20%
98
*73
1
Corp—No par
Internafl
&
20%
97
05%
No par
preferred
Collins
31
—
(The)-
Colgate-Palmolive
20% July 28
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
13
Apr
20%
109%
preferred——100
100
cumulative 2nd preferred-100
Coca-Cola
10
38% Jan
869
20%
50
93
100
No par
gtd—50
common
35%
17%
105
95 %
preferred
970
Dec
2
Inc
conv
cum
17'%
*102
20%
com-No pur
7%
121'A ,122
17%
105
35%
56
—
,10%
*102
24%
103
35'%
<180
preferred
.
24
102'%
35'%
20
RR.
17'%
105
35%
com —100
Co
Pitts
&
121%
17%
*102
guaranteed
Coca-Cola Co
17
120%
.5
—100
common
Illuminating
125% Mar 17
Dec
-
Co
Louis Ry Co
18
c
Co
Corp
——-1
Peabod.v & Co coin——No par
Cluel i,
22
D
47% Jan
59 % Mar
121%
104
892
5
120
6
7
Jan
4o %
Jan
89
23
15
47%
Foods
on
7%
Jan
22% L)ec
46
—No par
:
10
preferred
4'%%
Clopay
6
38% Dec
7
.46'%
Corp
4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation—
1
Climax Molybdenum —~—-No par
Oct
20
29
40
142
125% Feb
11% Jan
47'%
12
9
12% Dec
40
107% Oct
July 24
29
14% Sep
66'%
noncumulaUve
Elec
Special
22
Dec
90
65%
St
&
5%
C
D
43
04
Eouipment
C
Cleve
31
22% Jan
89% Jun
40% Aug 13
04%
preferred .A_
City Products Corp
No par
-City Stores C ) common—i——-—5
4%%
convertible preferred
_100
Cleveland
44% Mar 19
103%
04
.
5'% %
27
75
21
24 %
103'A
66%
Service
75% Sep
2
15
Sep
23%
103 %
05%
Investing
$4.50
70% Dec
24%
*102%
.
Financial
T
28
41
Mar 23
I
Cities
27
31 '
23%
100
preferred
Cincinnati
110% Dec
5
70% Jun
Dec
210
7
Jan
3
101
May 12
87% Sep
July 14
10
12
..
3
21% Dec
4
9
Dec
31 '/a
4
3
22
No par
Milling Machine Co—10
Common
9
15
95% Jan
15
Jun
Aug
30% Dec
6
9% Sep
95
25
105% Oct
No par
*103
74 7 a
100
77
105%
65
76
*103%
77
104%
!
5,100
28%
8'A
47%
j
•
i
300
80
28%
40%
".
1
.
"
Mills
N8""par
Corp.—-,.
5
Corp—
.1
Pasco
Belt
105,100
25%
*13'%
Corp__
Sugar
Ribbon
de
26%
26%
-5
West
Vloleta
Century
200
'
8
50
105%
9 50
—.
South
&
A
5,400
*104
105'A
81
39 %
24
class
J
82%
190
27%
100
No par
I
82
■
122
80
:.
20
100
N
26'%
117
19%
xl9%
24%
15% Jan
77%
79%
27% 7 28 %
19%
10
23% Jan
26
117
1
59,200
84 '
*104
24%
J
v
1,200
19%
19'/e
*120%
105%
*116%
19%
,19%
*104
24
*18%
J
*
.
29,600
120%
105'%
20'%
50
10
*104%
19
I
5,300
4,000
187%
83
20%
Elec__No par
19
0
119%
19(%
84%
*19%
l
18%
120
84
par
preferred
of
19%
119
84%
5
Light com
Co
18%
19 %
,
119
117
111
RR
29
18%
.
84
Illinois Public Service
17% Mar 16
18%
*118
105%
100
—
18%
„
39
120%
83%
10
_r
19
18'%
119
4'% '/n
28% Feb
33 % Jan
-12.50
__
55%
18%
,.
Central
28% Dec
3
61%
CenLral
10
Feb
58%
8
30
37
59%
30
14
15
57%
23
10% Dec
Sep
56%
Dec
18% Jun
30
55%
55%
'
10,200
11<*
58
25% Dec
26
15% Mar 15
*113
26
common
Gus
114
25%
20
Hudson
21
■'
55%
Foundry Co——
Georgia Ry
—No
27
*113
3,600
25%
of
15% Dec
113'A
24,800
56
preferred series B._
47'% Dec
113%
36%
29%
25%
77%
4
113%
35%
; 29 %
54%
28%
8
24
113%
!
33,200
36%
29%
25%
76%
19
*29
55%
27%
38 % Jan
29%
25
No par
105 % Jan
28%
55
10
common
2
\20% Mar
14% Sep
Jan
,28'%
Snares
25% •'
24%
■
25%
preferred series A_100
6
42% Mar 25
Jun
14% Sep
4%
28%
26%
54%
Aguirre Stigar Co_
73% Jan
34%
25%
preferred
40% Jan
.
-
.11% July 14
35% Jun 10
97
Oct
<
25%
35 %
53
of Amer com__No par
conv
16
10% Mar 18
27%
54
preferred-—
19% Mar 25
25%
34 %
;
54
100
4.20%
Dec. 31
25
common
Tractor
2
59 % Sep
113%
25%
the Week
Friday
Dec. 3D
34%
-
Sales for
Thursdas'
25
preferred
30
Sep
20% Dec
113%
PRICES
Dec. 29
No par
j
15% Sep
19% Feb
28%
deneral Corp
113
5
28'%
SALE
Wednesday
5
&
24
Jan
34%
Co___
Carriers
Feb
98
24%
34'%
Ry_100
Ohio
Carrier Corp
38% Jan
24
24%
33%
Light
13
23
05% Dec
Steel
*15% Oct
•
&
&
22
29
Dec
23%
10
62% Apr
18% Dec
104
Power
HIGH
Dec. 28
1
Mfg Co
20% Nov
Jan
9b % Jun
105
(Philip)
13
9
05% Jan
30% Nov
5
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 27
5
M
Co
46% Jan
14% Mar 27
211
5
40% Jan
16
48% Dec
Monday
Par
Inc.
(The)
Jan
107
LOW
EXCHANGE
20% Oct
103 %
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
1953
near
15
104 %
77%
78%
*103%
104%
47
110%
*109%
64
*103%
23'%
103
78
*103%
31
-112%
210
114
104%
70
18%
18%
1.100
35%
35%
8,700
22%
*21%
22'A
11%
10%
11
9%
9 %
9
47%
104
47%
14,700
47%
3.900
110%
111
111
110
109'A
109%
65%
104%
64%
>103
200
7,100
%
65
420
130
5,400
104%
7,000
30%
30%
30%
103'A
103%
105%
610
78
78%
8,600
103 s
103%'
79
104%
600
.
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1
16
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10% Mar 17
7% May
4
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
17
uii
22
9% Sep
16
12% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
82% Jan
7
72
67
16
Jun
7%Sep 14
'
13
62 % Jan
15
22
19 Vis Sep
14
28 % Mar
19 3-a
Sep
19 %
Sep 15
21
48% Jan
6
43% Dec
30
18 %
Sep
70
5
Mar 18
6
27
26 % Jan
J
15
Feb
Continental
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
Dec
8
22
Cooper-Bessemer
22% Jan
4
25% Apr
51% Pec
10
Copper
1
Copperweld Steel
19
24% Dec
31
28
48% May 25
52
Jan
25
Convertible
30
44% Mar
5
51% Dec
31
Preferred
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
36
27 % Feb
52
19
Nov
Jan
55% Jan
2
21
87% Jan
12
19
95% Jan
8
25
96% Jan
6
67 Ve Feb
6
78
Nov
9
71 % Feb
24
176% Dec
31
174% Jan
5
90% Dec
5
2
Mar
30
19% Sep
1
3% Mar 16
20
Jan
7
156% Dec
10
99% Apr
13
102
Aug 25
91% Nov 30
185
Dec
5%
Dec
9
7%
Coty
4
95
27% Mar 12
10% Dec
29
28
Jun
10
34% Jan
15
29'A Jan
26% Jun
16
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
4
Jan
15% Mar
2
11
16
Jan
3%%
99% Mar 30
14
4
17% July 20
Crown
4
Jan
35% Oct
64% Nov
15
$2
23
Crown
101% Jan
4
6
21% Jan
11
Mar 17
30% Dec
106
Nov
26
15
15
33% Jan
68% Sep
72% Jan
4
13% Dec
24
36% Jan
6
13% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
11% Dec
31
17
Jan^
6
11% Jan
4
15% Dec
9
185
Jan
Jun
24
5 % Sep
15
Nov
18
180
52
4% Oct
21
48% Oct
20
12% Marl9
7% Jun
30
21
Sep
34% Jan
64
27% May 14
29
8% Apr
36% Dec
31
6% Apr
2
19
_7_% Dec~29
6
$7
57% Feb
4
54% Jan
5
62
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
18%
Dec
23% Sep
18
Cuneo
27 % Mar 20
25
27
11
Jan
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
15
43
Jan
18
39
Jan
11
136% July 20
8
64% Dec
29% Sep
15
40% Mar 25
30% Jan
11
48% Nov 24
83% Dec
22
92
Dec
4
87% Jan 26
8% Mar 17
22
13% Aug 20
14 % May
11% Dec
15
16
7
13% Jun
16% Jan 29
33% Jun
94
4% May 18
t
Jan
4
25% Dec
4
11% Jan
46
1-7
37
Apr 27
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
83
Apr
28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
13
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
94% Jan
11
23% Feb
17% Aug 31
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
5
32% Jan
4
40% Sep
21
52% Feb
2
41
3
10% Oct
13
15% Jan
30
12% Jan
4
23% Jun
16
27% Dec
21
27
7
33%
May
Apr
55% Dec
29
60
Dec
9
55% Jan
12
24% Jan
16
30% Dec
14
28% Jan
11
common_10
common
Cushman's Sons
Dana
33%
pfd—100
7%
Inc
*134%
61%
No par
Inc
series
preferred
Davega
62% July 8
2% Apr 30
8
July. 19
Y0
Daystromlnc
Dayton
Power
Light common_i7
&
Preferred
3.75%
series
A—100
Nov
26
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
95%
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*100%
Jun
14
Rubber
Co
35% Nov 12
35% Oct
Records
Deere
&
7%
1
Co
Delaware
Lack
5
Delaware
Power
Escrow
117% Dec 20
35
68
Aug
Nov
3
30
3% July 21
.15% Dec 31
Detroit
17% Sep
18% Sep
15
19% Jun
Feb
10
33% Dec 23
De
16
24% Mar 10
20*% Jan
8
39% Dec
3
Devoe
for
25
14
33
Mar 17
27% Jan
7
38% Oct
1
Diamond
108
95 % Jun
9
Jan
4
32% Jun
24
40% Feb
3
33% Jan
12
30
12
34% Feb
13
33% Jan
12
9% Sep
15
14% May 25
10% May 10
16% July 23
21
13% Feb
137/esAug 16
Jan
2
29% Nov
12
7% Sep
17
12
Nov
30
8% May 17
31% Jun
12
41% Dec
3
Sep
16
13% Feb
13% Dec
29
Jan
4
57
10
40
Jan
11
26% Aug
10% Jan
26
5
14% Jan
23% Mar 10
4
9
59% May 14
33%
Jun"
17% Sep
75
Dec
10
43% Jan
8
33% Feb
15
24% Jan
5
18% Jan
4
2
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
15
2
20% Dec 23
11% Oct 27
6% Dec
30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
4
$1.50
23% Dec
13% Sep
31
7
12% Aug 19
10
108% Dec
Jun
4
118% Jan
89% Jun
23
109
Jun
97
3
104% Jan
11
2
115% Jan
12
Jan
12
25% Sep 14
42
Apr 27
30% Dec
4
47% Apr 23
43% Jun
4
52
48
Feb
10
Dec
48% Jan
94% Jan
6
28% Jan 13
45
Jan
6
9
50% Jan
12
8
47% July
51% July
51
9% Jan
6
17% Sep
18
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
8% Dec
31
41% Jun
16
156% Sep 30
36 % Sep
18
16% Jan
5
83
1
July
20 % Jun
2
89
9
5
12
169
9%
54% Oct 25
53% Oct
18% Jan
18
Mar 12
54% Dec
21% Apr 28
15% Jan f- 4
15% Mar 17
49
7
15
Dep 22
29% Dec
Eagle-Picher
8
Eastern
Eastern
Jan
22
Sep
1
30
37% Feb
24
52 % Nov
24
Eaton
25% Mar 25
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
Edison
94
Feb
20
24% Dec
7
165
Mar
4
85% Feb
3
22% Jan
19
172
95
Jun
10
17% Feb 24
13% Feb 23
23% Dec
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
57
33
45% Mar
23% Dec
29
37% Jan
10% Oct
6
13
Jan
26
Oct
5
33% Feb
4
48% Dec
31
44
Oct
6
30
Sep 15
15
13% Sep
9% Dec
Feb
11
Maria
2% Apr
15
9
100
Jan
4
Nov
24
1% Jan
4
23
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
6
3
12
106-
Dec
4% Dec
Elastic
Electric
29% Dec 31
16% Dec
27
51% Noy 30
60% Feb
48
Apr
26
29% Aug 13
52% Dec
8
49
Oct
25
54% Dec
30
37 % Jan
35% Jan
11
41% Jun
17
18% Mar
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
4
15 % Dec 20
Elec
Electric
16%
3,570
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16%
14%
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14
14%
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195
7%
8%
8%
7%
57%
8%
34
8%
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34
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106
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106
33%
800
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48,900
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25
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30
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20
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33%
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13
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109
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1
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34
33%
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32
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5,200
40
67
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14%
14%
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13%
32%
31%
32%
31%
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32
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5,900
38%
37%
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37
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37
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37
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115
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280
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52%
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10
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32%
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1
1
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50c
,
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17%
120
45%
39%
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126
47
41
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213/4
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40
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103
41%
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163
-No par
18%
127
47%
40%
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14%
18%
130%
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32%
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17%
102%
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33%
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1
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17%
120
122 %
46%
47%
39%
41%
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12%
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12%
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15
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28
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27%
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52 %
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39%
40%
40%
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_4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph—__5
18%
14%
18%
18%
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19
5,000
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213%
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28%
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96%
27%
16%.
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96%
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171
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51%
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24%
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500
13,000
15
50%
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3,600
34%
33%
14
24
prefqrned.
v
99% .99%
14%
50%
10
53
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51%
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24
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53
50%
1
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100
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53
51
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34%
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2nd
4,500
34%
34
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2%
113%
49%
114
13%
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313A
109
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100
Co
32%
110%
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—
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32'A
109%
113% 114%
49%
50
34%
35
100
;—No par
4-_—100
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Ind
32
150
Emerson
36%
109%
153/4
105%
15%
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common
conv
Paso
35%
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34%
104%
15%
68
Steel
Co
preferred
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35
33%
104%
15%
J
280
106
33%
34%
100%
14
600
11,100
33%
-
5%
I043/4
473A
—10
Storage
Co
*1043/8
17,400
-
33%
Elgin National Watch Co—
Elliott
63%
33%
Stop Nut Co—
Auto-Lite
(The)
& Mus
16%
35%
623/4
♦104%, 1043/4
104%
163A
35'/#
633/a
*64%
preferred
2
83
104%
163/4
35%
62%
15%
20
Inc——
preferred
9
27
104%
16%
35%
|
34%
10
Products
4%%
63
2,500
preferred
Ekco
1
35%
62
32%
Manufacturing Co
Bros
16%
35%
62
104%
16%
35%
61%
500
1,300
111%
33"%
68
Co
Kodak
4% %
11
39% Dec
102
H
6%
16
15%
*35
96
*29%
49%
series—^No par
No par
Stainless
48% Jan
29%
'
15%
new_100
Corp
Eastman
97
29%
97
29%
29%
323/4
series
Airlines
9
Eastern
97
29%
*96%
110%
—
3
31
96
29%
31%
(E I)
Dec
31
96%"
29%
48%
—10
.—50
$4.15 preferred
50
4% preferred
;——4—_50
4.20%
preferred
50
...4.10%
preferred
50
DWG Cigar Corp__
5
72 % Dec
96%
110%
_4
Nem
$3.50
25% Dec
8,300
6,700
40,800
32%
common
$4.50
4
2%
39%
•
31%
4
Preferred
4
2%
39%
RR—
West
—4
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
Jan
2%
39%
15%
common-—_10
Corp
46% Jan
2%
39%
32%
Co Inc4
No par
Co common-——5
24% Aug
40
May 28
12% Sep 14
22
7
7
23% Mar 11
47% Dec
Sep
2%
40%
19,000
(The)-
Preferred
1
35 %
4
28% Jan
8
122%* Oct
101% Nov 24
2%
39%
28,600
Common
6
53%. Nov
10
19% Mar 27
Dec
1
Sep
9% Jan
10% May 15
170
2%
40%
*2
56 %
Co
de
14,300
5%
20Va
International
Pont
130
26%
5%
48%
convertible
Duplan
183%
26%
5%
15
preferred
100
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc—— 1
du
91
>182%
26 %
5
193/4
common
Industries
Dunhill
182%
25%
5%
32%
Aircraft
3%%
182%
25%
5%
38%
5
Mines Ltd
Dresser
181%
25
55%
class
Co
Co
Dow. Chemical
3,300
57
4
29
181%
10
85
47%
1
41% Dec
84%
85
20%
preferred—!
47% Dec 23
86 %
86%
86
20
preferred—i
104%'Dec 30
\
56
75
Pepper
99%
16%
Cup Co common.
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
Dpuglas
5%
97
*98%
148
33%
Dixie
Dome
25
4%
*96
99%
147%
20%
7
Dr
182
24%
97
*98%
55'%
61% Dec
7
182
*96
99%
20%
Corp
20
85%
96
50%
Divco
18% Sep
84
149
96
*98%
20%
11
15% Dec
2,200
149
97
99%
51
12
130% Dec 29
149
150
*96
19%
Nov
Dobeckmun
148%
148
*98%
100
50%
11% Jan
Aug
4,200
20 V4
T Motor Car Co
34% Dec 31
36
35%
Stores^ Corp
Distillers
Corp-Segrams
36
34%
51 %
Stove
Match
cum
34%
32%
;
cum
Diamond
34%
48%
Corp
Alkali
4.40%
13
16
34%
19%
Diana
10%>Jun 21
28% Mar 24
Dec
53% Dec 30
34%
35%
1
Raynolds
Diamond
10% Sep
116
: 35% Sep
1,300
33%
50%
common
Vilbiss Co
&
51%
Light Co__13.50
&
Detroit-Michigan
Steel
50%
49%
16
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Detroit
*49
49 %
22%
50
Edison
16% Mar 25
24%
50 %
*49%
—100
:
Western
&
Grande
ctfs
23
*49
49%
48
—10
Hudson
Rio
23%
49
20
Delaware &
&
22%
49
49%
1
preferred
30
28
33% Aug
17%
22%
49%
57%
103
8,500
50cV
common
Dec
57
*96
50a
;
Inc
>■20% Dec
29
25
5%
*13%
24 %
42
Corp common._2.50
preferred
_20
Stores
9% Dec
4
*92%'
A_—100
convertible
5%
6% Mar 17
101
46
1
Corp common
3%%
79,800
33%
7%
140
62
>
50
22%
57
32%
32%
8%
8%
105
105
61
61
17%
18%
1
Cutler-Hammer
14
18
-
13
49%
16%
35 %
35%
59%
60%
-104% 104%
32%
33
•
100
101
14%
15
14%
14%
*180
195
Inc..2.50
_1
-No par
—No par
1
A
2% Dec
Jun
1
1
25
12%
*49
148
150
*96
97
*99
100
x84%
85%
5
100
-No par
preferred
Denver
22
33%
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—
15
Jan
Corp—1
preferred
Decca
23% Sep
Sep
50
49%
Stores
Drug
Dayton
11
1
16,100
"49
*49%
4.—
55
35% Jan
July 24
22%
50
100
18% Nov 23
5
61
50%
No par
common__5
Sugar
19% Jan 26
47 % Jan
2
49%
preferred
100
pfd—-100
4
12% May
12% May 14
14
Mar
50%
1
97
15
64
49%
non-cum
9% Apr 27
2
50%
101% Oct
Dec
7% Sep
34
27
Aug 23
96% Apr
5
43
Publishing common—
Class
16
Aug 20
48%
—
Inc
Press
Prior
14% Mar 15
8
82% May 28
39% Dec
Dec
48%
10,700
5,300
Amer common—25
of
6%
Curtis-Wright
33% Dec 28
31% Sep
Steel
Cunningham
Aug 17
15
21%
8%
Curtis
Dec
21%
5
2
108
21%
7%
56%
29
21
Jan4
21 %
preferred
Dec
49% Sep
6% Sep
93
100% July 28
21%
Cudahy Packing Co common...—-5
4 % */e
preferred
:
—100
9% Aug
31
211
100
.—1
.
Cuban-American
5
15
.21%
—
Corp
convertible
9% Jan
5% Sep
&
preferred
RR
31
93 % Dec
131
Cork
57c
Cuba
Dec
35
20%
Wheat
Zellerbach
Crucible
109% Dec 31
60
5,000
21%
49%
22%
Corp___—
preferred
7%
8% May 21
Mar 17
21
6% Sep
27
89
27%
common.—..—_>
of
$4.20
8
20% Sep
75
26%
preferred
Cream
26% Mar 22
13%
73%
26%
29%
91% Jan
1
13 '/a
74%
26%
29
15%
Crane
2
12%
73
—100
Coty International
29
87% Jun
12%
73%
26%
Corp (The)
2
Seal common—2.50
16
40% Dec
25% Jan
12%)
73/
25%
—
2% Dec
4
4,800
73
'.
Inc
4
f,300
10,200
101
99%
,
2S%
183%
25%
5
2%
38%
97
Jan
100%
72%
12%.
*180%
25
47A
2
37%
97
1% Jan
100
25%
Corp
3
Co
12
102
14%
7.'J%
__No par
.
100%
101
40,400
21%
14
26%
12
series of
Petroleum
14
72%
5
Electric
preferred
Cosden
13%
25%
20%
48%
22%
1947-100
Corn Products Refining common, 25
1
26% Nov 23
13%
Shares
11%
*21
8
.
Co common——_5
5% series
50
pfd 3%%
13%
11%
the Week
14
.1
preferred
3%%
Cum
14%
95%
Works common
Glass
Corning
11%
21%
96
Delaware
series
Dubilier
Cornell
11%
21%
94 %
pref
2
21
34 % Apr
103
Dec
11%
21
13%
Corp
6%
10%
13%
Corp
Co—
Range
Dec. 81
20%
13%
Motors
of
Friday
Dec. 30
10%
20%
—
Thursday
20%
5
Fibre
Sales for
PRICES
.
10%
—25
preferred
10%
SALE
Dec. 29
20 %
,10%
20%
Insurance
31
Jun
May 18
Continental
31
96% Jan
91
29
102
13% Dec
98
15
Dec
corn... 2
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 28
—10
Diamond
27% Dec
15
15
Continental
75% Nov 24
93% Sep
1% Nov
10
4
15
1
25 % Sep
14% Dec
convertible
5%
4
14
Mar 31
6
4
Apr
3 % Sep
Dec
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 27
Par
Cop & Steel Ind
7
22
Jan
7% Jan
52
93 % 'Sep
161
Continental
11% Dec
15% Jan
11% Mar 25
4>r8%ct
45 % Sep
'>ii
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
15
7Sep
NEW
Range for Year 1954
Year 1953
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Monday, January 3, 1955
•««
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
...
41%
41
41%
18,600
18%
13%
19
19%
7,700
23,300
*50
51%
30
14
9% Jun
8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
20% Sep
15
26% Feb
22"% Feb
17
26% July 28
Fmpire District Electric Co_——*10
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
3,700
25% Dec
23
29% Feb
26
Jan
4
29 % May 19
Endicott Johnson
28%
28%
28%
28%
283A.
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,400
89 % Dec
21
99
92
Jan
6
Jan
4%
Corp common—25
4
24% Mar 12
22% Jan
4
27% Dec
27
0
Sep
18
8% Nov 27
7% Jan
4
14% Dec
29
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
16
Dec
22
22% Jan
5
16% Jan
4
22% Dec
29
Erie
64% Dec 22
74% Feb
5
66
4
79
21
20% Jun
70% Jun
15
74
For footnotes
tee
Mar 13
Apr
21
page
24.
70
Jan
Dec
29
102
July 13
Dec
74% Feb
5
,
,
RR
5%
Erie &
100
—
8.50
:-l
100
27%
13%
—No par
21%
—100
—50
79
*70%
—
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
100
*100
100%
*100
»
1003A
XI4%
*100
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
13%
14%
11%
14
143A
*123/4
22
22%
22%
22%
78%
78%
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22%
79
72%
*70%
71
70
21%
100 3/4
273A
14'
22%
79%
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79%
70%
71
71'A
100
273A
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22
79
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100
27%
14
22%
79
72%
110
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500
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200
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Volume I8l
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
NEW
-
Highest
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
26% Dec
27
Evans
12
Nov
10
16% May
12% Feb
16
14% Dec
29
Eversharp
59% Mar
49'A Jan
4
81% Dec
31
Ex-Ceilo
July 13
1% Apr
26
2% Dec
31
Exchange
27% Jun
1
2
Jan
14
2
3
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
39% Sep
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STOCKS
Year !!);">:{
Lowest
17.
(17)
Products
Co—
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 27
Par
Dec. 28
PRICES
Sales for
the Week
Thursday
Dec. 2!)
Friday
Dec. 3u
Wednesday
Dec. 61
i>aur<is
5
Buffet
Corp
2 6'A
26
26%
26
26%
25%
25%
24%
25%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14-a
14%
14%
20.200
3
Corp
26
1
2_,
Inc
77
77%
76%
77
76'A
77%
77%
73 %
79
81.'A
3,500
2
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
800
2.50
*1%
2%
2
3.400
,
F
21
Sep- 14
28% Mar 25
20 y« Nov
1
6% Sep
15
<10 % Mar 25
9% Jan
11
16% Dec
29
22% May 11
16% Mar 24
13% May
14% Oct
15% Jun
13
15
Apr
Fairbanks
Morse
&
Co
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
'16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
27
Fajardo
Engine & Airplane Corp_i
Sugar Co
20
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16'A
15%
16
15%
15%
16% Dec
31
Falstaff
1
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
J 5%
16%
16%
16%
25% Dec
19
25%
Fairchild
18% Jan
4
No par
18% Aug U
29
24%
25%
24%
25
Brewing Corp_.
Family Finance Corp common
5%
preferred series B
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
48%Jun
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
72
Dec
6
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
7% Apr
14
207/s Jun
29
30% Dec
16
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Aug 16
Farwick
Corp
3% Dec 51
10% Sep
15
18
3 %
Apr
10 % Oct
1
8
13
6
Mar
9
16% Apr
8
48
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
48% Oct
13
64 %
Apr
5
5%
40
Sep
14"
53% May
4
43% Oct
14
56 % Apr
8
5%%
22
Oct
1
27% May 21
23
Jan
19
34 % Dec
16
16% Dec
21
14
48
Jan
5
38% Jan
4
58
Dec
8
29
13
Jan
15
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
30
Felt
3 2 3% Dec
29
Ferro
110*% Dec
29
Fidelity
35% Sep
8% Dec
19
Oct
7
29"% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
67% Sep
13% Jun
14
86% Jan
5
76
Feb
15
53% Sep
15
19 % Dec
101% Jun
41
May
18% July 30
14% Jan
12
75% Jan
8
63
Jan
12
111
Dec
108
1
107
Oct
26
104% Sep
24
8
54
Dec
21
49'A Feb
7% Dec
30
18
32
93
10
100
13% Mar 17
7% Mar
8
Tire
4% %
10% Oct
21
Firth
42% Dec
22
Flintkote Co
7
104% Dec
3
27
16% Nov
5
21% Apr
23
7
28 % Jan
7
38'A Jan
11% Jan
35
39% Oct
21
6
16
6
9
99
22
Stove
27
88% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
26
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
4
100% Dec
15
23% Jan
20
19
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
29
15
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
21
Francisco
9% Dec
30
13% Apr
13% Apr
10
Frankun
1
13
51% Mar 17
12 % Dec
39% Sep
45% Jan
4
76 % Nov
12
Freeport
14% Jan
11
Jan
7
15V4 Nov
19
Freuhauf
Mar 22
10
9
21% Sep
15
27% Mar 24
23 % Jan
4
38% Dec
Dec
22
79
6
69% Jan
4
92
29
4% Sep
15% Sep
15
3
43/4 Nov
15
Jan
17
19%
18
18%
17%
18%
17
17%
16%
56
56
56
56 %
56%
56%
56%
56
56 %
10
10%
10
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10
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31%
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31%
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31%
32
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110%
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109
106
6,700
106%
106 %
106'A
150
5 7'A
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58'A
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107
106%
57%
57%
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19%
35%
19
19 %.
20
102
102
t.
35%
20 %,
7,300
3 5'A
35%
35%
5,800
35%
56%
56%
57
56%.
57
56%
57
22%
22 %
4b %
47
46%
46%
46%
47
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48
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111
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99%
99%
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37%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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—
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52%
36
8%
12
_i
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11%
11%
12
72
72%
71%
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110
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53
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101
101
56%
56 %
1
j—
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100
310
20
55%
Corp
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6,500
20
7%
&
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13,300
19%
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pfd
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41%
101 'A
35
20
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9%
40%
41%
41%
41%
102
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9%
9%
9%
9%
41%
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110%
110
9%
5,100
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109
10,600
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9
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110
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-
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107
38 %
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56%
107
57
9
108
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5
110
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12.50
__
33,300
17%
56
34%
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
29
68
900
101 %
Froedtert Corp
May 15
34%
35
convertible
Jun
10
34%
33%
Inc
Machinery
3%7«
34
12%
13%
Corp—_1—__10
cum
14% Sep
6% Dec
13
34%
104 %
Light -Co__No
Stores
div
3%%
33%
41%
Co—
Steel
Fair
Food
34'A
101 %
&
53% Dec
34
103 %
Corp—
12
400
33%
33%
41%
Power
37% Jan
100
49
101%
Fohansbee
2
56%
49
41%
Florida
43% Jan
5b 'A
51
101%
23
$4.20
60
*48
No par
48% Sep
5
13%
*55
49
12%
12%
common_No par
23
101 % Nov
12%
60
49
101%
Co__
(The)
9
7
13'/»
*55
_J._100
Carpet
10.200
48
No par
Stores
4
93% Jan
•
5%-
60
12'A
*55
_i
preferred
Food
5 %
19,900
47%
59
<
Y__10
com_
Power
5
Jan
Rubber
Florida
July 23
6,800
30%
5
1
4
Aug
N
Ins
38% Sep 28
573/4 Nov 22
Jan
103
(The)
Florence
5%
5%
5%
8,300
80
29%
1
preferred
4
29% Dec
Fire
&
National
$4
5%
♦72
29%
5
common
__
25% Jan
17% Jan
89.
First
5%
12'%
*46
Mfg Co
Corp
98'A Jan
9
Jun
15
23
5%
79
29
1
11
31
33% Oct
Oct
5%
25
*72
30
29%
\
4,000
49
*55
50
Co
29%
25
80
*72
76
27%
12%
50
5
Stores
Phoenix
Firestone
62% Nov
1
24%
24
*72
28%
5%!
A
Corp
Filtrol
24%
76
27%
series
ser
1953
Electric
Dept
Mar 25
11% Dec
81
22
5
Corp
Tarrant
Feb
31% Jun
Sep
10
&
Corp
common
pfd
pfd
Pacific
Federated
24 % Feb
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
92
41% Dec
17
25% Sep
Sep
6
Federal
Corp
cum
conv
Federal-Mogul
27
23%
*7Q
_2
Fedders-Quigan
conv
1
50
12,500
71.200
\
5,800
1,900
71%
5,600
11%
72%
12
71
.12
14%
1,300
\15
3 8'A
29,100
91%
640
5%
57A
12,900
31%
37%
38%.
•
Dec
4%
preferred
91
A
*91
92
■
r
7% Mar
73/8 Aug
2
31% Dec 31
Gabriel
Co
(The)
15
20% Jan
Jan
4
6% Sep
15
4
10
Dec
31
30
34% Jan
6
43
Dec
14
20% Jun
10
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
6% Jan
33% Dec
Jan
13
38
Dec
17
Gamewell
21% Sep
21
28% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
40% Dec
21
Gardner-Denver
22% Sep
15
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
7
41% Aug 23
3% Sep
14
7% Mar 12
33/4 Apr
12
28
19
23
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
37% Mar 12
25
29% Mar 24
25% Jan
27% Jan
5
203/4 Jan
4
1043/4 Feb
6
6% Dec
22
20
•'
Dec
98% Jun
22
24
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
10
Nov
19
103
14% Mar 18
142
July
155
1
May
18
Jan
33
27
5%
Garrett
Gar
2
Gaylord
10
General
4%%
107% Aug 27
Jan
13
65% Nov
25
11
Jan
Inc
General
Amer
6
General
Baking
Mar 24
1353/4 Aug
5
22% Mar 17
18:% Jan
333/4 Dec
9
General
14
10% Jan
18% Dec
10
General
Cable
6
78
70
May
Jan
8
Feb
4
$8
89
Dec
27
4%
1st
16
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
49
Dec
31
4%
conv
16% Jun
10
19% Jan
17-% May
29
Dec
29
General
117
Dec
28
71
2
2nd
31
193/s Dec
1
General
11
Jan
15% Dec
1
6%
46 % Mar 24
36
Jan
82% Dec
29
General
48% Jun
25
General
'14 % Ndv
24
38'A
5%
32%
7%
preferred
39
5%
32%
39%
32,300
32%
32%
33
32%
32'A
36%'
35%
36%
35'A
36
35 %
35%
36
27
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
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1,200
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138%
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10
139
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139
31%
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32
32%
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18
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88
88
88
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100
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48'A
18
17%
14
78%,
76'A
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48'A
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200
140
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48'A
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88
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14
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Dynamics Corp common
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88
47%
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89
50
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100
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;
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6
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General 'Finance
July 28
39
5%
preferred.:!
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7
29
38%
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•
5
preferred
Cigar
11% Dec
9
Dec
•387h
38'A
common
Corp
15% Nov
10% Nov
131
38%
6
_-J.___No par
2
Jan
39%
5%
Corp
129% Apr
122
-38%
V
38'/a
TOO
preferred
29% Sep
39%
16,700
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■
130
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18'A
18'A
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14%
1,000
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80'A
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46%
80,500
180
'
8% Sep
15
11% Feb
26
50% Jun
23
613/4 Dec
16
88% Jun
18
943/4 Jan
2
9% Dec
9:% Jan
56% Feb
;
5
4
94
8
8% Oct
25
12% Dec
28
General
5
783/4 Nov
22
General
14% Mar 19
17
61
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
119
Jan
4
106
11
119
123% Feb
26
Jun
53% Sep
112% Jun
91
Sep
21% Sep
Jan
General
60% Jan
31
Jun
52
80% July 22
Jan
9
Jan
101
<
Mar
124% Mar
146% Dec
8
$3.50
3
5%
10
Foods
Mijls
693/4 Feb
58:% Jan
4
983/4 Dec
31
118"% Jan
4
126% Oct
29
$5
99 % Jan
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
Preferred
25% Feb
223/4 Jan
54% Mar 30
11
48% Jan
273/8 Mar 23
25
Jan
59% Dec
21
571/4 Jan
4
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
29% Dec
28
28% Jan
18
10
18
May 11
373/4 Jan
100
Oct
11%
12'A
72%
70%
General
96
96
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150
16
General
16
General
Portland
24
General
Precision
Nov
17
4% Dec
9
General
34% Aug
19
General
Dec
27
General
25% Mar 26
21
44
18
107
100
Jan
5%
Sep
2
14
95 »A
95
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102
102
102
101%
101%
1,300
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1.800
67
2,800
common
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Cement
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93%
95%.
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87%
.
par
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.
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100
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42
Jan
4
15% Sep
9
General
Realty
28
30% Dec
31
General
Refractories
Jan
12
533/, Dec
13
GeneraUShoe
87% Jan
6
29
Gen
22
86% Dec
30
963/4 Mar 16
25% Sep
99
31% Feb
22
Sep
100
8
22% Sep
15
74% Dec
69
Sep
23
41
2
109
%
Dec
General
7
43% Dec
Jan
28
100% Apr
12
4
47% Dec
31
13
f
85
May 11
753/4 Jan
4
Dec
3
4%%
preferred
Dec
1
72% Feb
16
84% Oct
27
3%%
preferred
18% Jan
15
10% Jan
4
30% Dec
3
14
46
763/4 Dec
2
49% Dec
12% Sep
15
79% Apr
96
Jan
11
16% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
21
Dec
3
31
13
82% Oct
2
80
Jan
8
90% Nov
23
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
20 % Dec
29
27% Oct
14
38% Mar 20
283/4 Jan
4
42% Dec
6
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
20
J% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
130% Jun
30
139% Dec
31
137% Apr
26
162
Nov
8
Georgia-Pacific
(The)
Mar
Sep
14
19
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
6
5
9% May
26% July 30
3
Gold
Co
Goodall-Sanford
Dec
~9%
29
Jan
27
Uoodricn
64% Dec
20
"When
12
109% Dec
22
Goodyear
Dec
28
54% Dec
22
"When
4
20
128% Dec
14
52% Jan
Mar 19
59
15
4
Dec
52
43% Sep
Jan
60
Apr
21
7
Dec
31
Gotham
Gould-National
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Co
Dec
1
42
Dec
31
4
27% Jan
4
47% Dec
29
Grace
1 % Jan
4
2% Nov
29
Graham-Paige
(W
6% Jun
19
9% Feb
25
Jan
12
13% Sep
24
Granby
26% Jan
18
34% Dec
30
31% Apr
2a
50
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27
Grand
15
20% Jan
5
14% Jun
29
26
Dec
3i
Granite
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
5
138
Dec
31
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33
14% Sep
85% Oct
973/4 Peb
Dec
16% Jan
14% Jan
7
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Apr
94% Jan
4
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30
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28% Dec
7
73/4 Mar
40% Aug 18
19
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93
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29
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27
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9
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29
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4
22
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31
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4
154
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27
80
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80
78%
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2
31
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73
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9
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18
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preferred
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1
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100
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Gimbel
29
10% Sep
7
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11
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10
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GeneraU Telephone
29% Jan
99
10c
—
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25% Jan
18
343/4 Mar 11
Steel
& Utilities
.
34%
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32
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12
148
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Dec
40% Nov
220
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15
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19
49,100
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29
100
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122
122%
148
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71
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52% Nov
4
Sep
11%
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4
8
33% Dec
8
15
65% Dec
93
96%
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72%
'
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25
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1
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123% Jan
23% Jun
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2
42% Aug 31
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Instrument Corp
15
15
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1
preferred'
15
95
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f,
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10
43
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Co
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15
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38 A.
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9% Sep
3
39%
31%
9%
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24
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9%
50
17% Jan
Mar 25
29%
9
preferred-.!-,
convertible
$4.50
29
5
common
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17
common„l
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Co
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Dec
Dec
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38
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,
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RW
?.8
The Commercial and Financial
(18)
Chronicle'Monday, January 3, 1955
r
Continued—Page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range for Year 19.14
Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
14% Dec
11% May 21
14 J/« Mar
87% July 31
19% July 28
95% Jan
90% Jan
7
97
28'/a Jan
22% Jan
11
31
8% Jan
4%^ Jan
4
26% Dec
29
38% Jan
66% Sep
21
77
41% Sep
14
50% Mar 27
12% Jan
4% Dec
26% Mar 29
Grumman
39% Dec
91
Dec
9
4
67% Dec
29
$5
'
Gulf
20
Jun
90
Jun
97
i
July
92
July
29
26% Jan
22
28% Dec
16
1
103% Jan
16
24
105% Jan
8
103
May
Jan
8
105
Jan
15
5
35
2
105
100% May 26
5
Oil
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37 %
38%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5-8
No
38 '-4
39 %
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39
89%
89%
90
90
66%
67%
66
67%
66
com.
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11
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96
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49,300
10
38 %
5
25,700
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%
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34
33%
34
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34
33%
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105
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105
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105
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107'%
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197
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13%
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15
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Jan
27
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15
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30
29 % Feb
2
62% Nov
2
TT.: '..'.iburton Oil
Jan
2
18% Dec
31
17% Jan
13
20% Apr
S
Hall
Hamilton
16
11% Aug 21
Jan
23
71
Jan
30
63 % Jan
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
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15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
131
8
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,
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4
15
Co
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Jan
8
32
Dec
21
Mar
6
Jan
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17
4% July 12
9
18 % Ja n
29% Jan
2
21
78 % Jun
87
Nov
5
85
34% Jan
22
97
Jan
26% Feb
Jan
Apr
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14
4
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30
4
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31
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17
21
22
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26
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1.1
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18
38% Mar 13
35
13% Dec
2
15
20% Apr
74% Jan
68
17
126% Jan
9
121% Feb
2
37% Sep
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15
44% Feb
3
38% Jun
13
4
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14
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10
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6
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6
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0
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7
68
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4
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1
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14
91
Feb
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6
20
Dec
10
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31
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22
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8
92
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29
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9
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6
5
Jan
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14
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2
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21
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33 % Jan
52
Oct
5
56 % Jan
85
Dec
31
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25
Dec
15
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32% Dec
30
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5
58
Dec
31
Jun
16
102
Feb
4
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103% Oct
7
116% Mar 19
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22
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23
27
12
Sep
15
17
32
Dec
29
36% Jan
30
Mar 25
Furnace
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Homestake
Jan
7
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$4.20
conv
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26
1;
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9
93% Feb
3
84 % Jan
6
5
4
96
94% Jan
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19
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13
Feb
22
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22
29% Dec
24
28 % Jan
54
Sep
15
79
1
64% Jan
8
Houston
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14
Dec
29
17% Jan
7
15'/4 Jan
«
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31
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14
21 % Jan
6
11% Jan
4
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10
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~
18
Oct
16
May
8
101
Mar 11
1
18
3%%
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24
4%
17
106% Dec
22
4.40%
11
41% Dec 31
112% Dec 23
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22
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14% Mar 11
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99 % Nov
Nov
22
36% Oct
7
59% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
12% Dec
29
19% Jan
8
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14
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21
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14
102
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11
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125
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45
45
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100
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13%
50
4,900
30 %
140
—
26,400
72
90
78?
*7%
7%
26
common
10,000
oOO
18%
'
16%
16
31
18
72
11 Vh
.7%
'34
34
17%
72
*70
72
*33%
1
Co
40%
103 %
112
1
1
?%
2'%
1%
%
109%
111
109
112
8%
110
110
2
11C%
6,100
3,600
19%
%
2,600
19%
■
22,300
3'
50,800
J
100
6 %
6 %
6%
7%
8%
S%
8%
9%
8,600
Miu & S111 Ltd—No par
Buy
53%
54%
53%
54%
54%
55%
55
55%
55 %
55-Is
4,600
"23'%
2?%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23 %
23%
700
3%
20/20P
19%
2,100
Foods
preferred
Corp
Hussman
*37%
2,800
52%
No par
com
23 %
45
B_No par
ser
l.lOO
102
23
46
10
Co com
pfd
*100;4
37%
52%
35 "4
No par
4,600
87
48'%
30
Light & Power— No
noncuui
Hudson
*124%
125
*124%
125
10,109
28)«
52%
,
89
5
preferred
&
"124%
23 %
100 %
100
101
'
37
16 72
36,800
37%
23%
*36%
18%
4,100
8%
.
*85%
37%
102
140
17
28%
87
22'/b
36%
•
100
100%
*100%
6,100
23 %
28 %
23%
38
8
23%
37%
102
18%
16%
8 %
*85%
27%
36%
18%
16%
27%
27%
87
23%
37
99 %
1Z4%
4'}%
12.50
Finance
Sound
23 %
18
101
"92%
___—5
preferred
JHudSon
2% Nov
5% Mar 19
3 b '/a
9-. %
50
preferred
18% Dec
2 %
38
38
22%
22%
.1
preferred
conv
99% Jan
27
"37 %
22%
38
8 "
5
Houdailie-Hershey
9
36% Oct
3J
"100%
par
Sons—
2nd
July 17
105
*85%
71
preferred
24
91
80% Jun
27%
87
8 %
16%
8%
"85%
7%
*37%
17
a
8
87
(conv) —No par
Electrochem
31
Mar 31
X16 7
22'/4
"69
Corp
Nov
38
38
27
100
Co
&
143
3oy8 Aug 25
17
"36%
Mining
Oil
16%
18%
preferred
conv
37%
36%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
2,200
18%
Corp
103
Dec
33|
Holland
7,300
7%
36%
(Charles E)
Mar
11
32 */2
7%
21%
OO
par
lnc
Hotels
Jl3k
31%
7%
26%
'-■85%
100
2nd plil
cum
Hilton
Hires Co
3r %
31%
7%
—25
preferred series A
7% Jan-
Sep
90
Apr
17% Mar 23
30
14
47
9
78
31 %
31%
7%
7%
i.6%
Aug 19
62
21
30%
3z %
27 %
2l Va
18% Apr
31
21%
"33%
Hewitt-Robins
11
1,900
7%
7%
5
34% July 26
14% Jan
40
143
30%
26%
6
11
2
10
>9%
*138%
143
107
31%
22%
(The)
26% Jan
18% Feb
2,200
7%
21 %
Iieyden' Chemical Corp coumtoli__. 1
29
11
"106
40 %
*140
20:«
30%
22%
A___
107
40
40 %
143
*140
'*20
32%
a
No par
series
39 %
40%
*106
1U7
*106
106%
143
22%
preferred—
if referred
14
4,400
37
\7%
1%%
16%
100
preferred
12% Sep
370
23 %
—10
Herrhey Chocolate common.-No
23% Sep
Mar 27
"26 'A
25
Motors
4%%
86%
23 %
"7%
5
W)/bonimon
36%
23 %
30,
100
preferred
(G
86 %
23 %
20%
29%'
1
-
21
85%
23%
39%
2
common
20%
85%
23 %
"140
>50
.1
21
84%
23%
106%
,1
L
20%
85
OO
iu
Hercules Powder common—No
16
37% Dec
(II
3.65%
19%
83%
2.50
common
Hercules
23
8,100
15
3 4
Dec
4,o00
1^%
100
27
54% Feb
300
56/8
19%
oonun<ni„. 15
preferred
I-Icime
126% Oct 26
5?
Co
"%%
11
5
44%
5 it 14
19%
Co J
Hazel-Atlas Glass
31
May 21
41 '/4 Nov
44%
56 %
19%
Corp—„Z„
Mfg
23'/2 Dec
19
45%
56
19%
Hayes Industries Inc_j
I-Iayes
28% Dec
89
*44
56 %
19
No par
Mur».
Hat
18
31% Apr
94% Jan
60% Sep
113
Jun
4
Nov
40
45 %
55%
19
100
Corp
<fc
45%
55%
18%
2.50
1
Hart Scliul'fner
28
8% Nov 30
1
$4.25
Steel
33% Nov 29
19
45 %
55%
com—-No par
Co
preferred
23
45 "2
5
5
J
pffl
Harbison-Walk Refrac coin
28
21 % Dec
9% Mar
22
(MA)
5 % Jan
*8% Mar 12
34 % Dec
Nov
Co
Paper
25
Cementihg
preferred
21% Oct
14% Mar 20
2
Sep
91
40% Dec
142
Waled
conv
H&mmermiil
Hanna
jj
Well
Printing Co
22% Apr
36
31
100% Oct 25
4%
F)
Aug~13
26%
11% Jan
17
24
(W
Waler
7% May 20
29
4% Sep 14
31% Dec 24
5
29
31
25% Nov
Jan
131
.
22 % Dec
Dec
86% Dec
4
2
-
102% May 11
105% Feb 10
21
5
12% Mar
30
12% Sep
100
Jun
i,
14
61% Dec
<
38%
Corp
23% Sep
?
13%
37 %
$4.40 dividend
$4.20
4
Friday
Dec
96
Common
347/8«Jnly 30
106% July 28
4110
Dec. 3'»
13%
Sugar
States
Sales for
Thursday
96
Corp
preferred
Gulf
PRICES
Dec.;.':)
common.
Mobile &, Oliio RE
Gulf
29
4
45% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Dec.J
j_.
Aircraft
Guantanamo
5% Dec 22
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Per
4%%/ preferred
11
68% Jan
Jan
LOW
\
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
4
Sep 20
39% Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
lnc
6.00%
.
Refrigerator Co
19%
5
new
3%
3
1
19%
*■
7
3%
3 %
3%
3%
3%
3%
18%
19%
19%
19'%
19%
19%
*56%
3
19%
I
40% May 25
48% Mar 25
44
Jan
43', 2 JunV
56% Jun
35'/a Jun .16
42% Dec
4
40
44
May
5
50
Jan
5
46
48 % Muy
Sep
2
52
Jan
7
49% Jun
18
48 %
May 19
50
54 % Mar 11
52
Oct
Jan
51
27
63% Dec
31
Illinois
63% Dec
31
6%
12
50% Dec
23
21
52% Dec
20
15
% Jail
4
27
10
Oct
5
54% Dec
10
Dec
10
53
4.26%
ei)m.'ilpf1"o
8% Jan
11
15% Nov
23
Illinois
20
25
30
Indianapolis
SW
.Tan
21
4
56% Jan
165
Dec
48
86
92% Jan
Aug 13
13 % Sep 15
7
23
Jan
15% Nov
14
21% Sep
15
23
27% Sep
76
Dec
1
31
1% Oct
28
22 %
Dec
28
Insuranshares
4
40
Nov
23
89 % Jan
6
102
Oct
25
.4%%
14% Apr
28
21% Dec
29
Interlake
16
Int'l
Business
Int'l
7
159
25
18
-
375
Nov
4
38 % Dec
30
Jan
4
176 % Oct
25
Jan*
5
38
-Dec
8
4
42V2 Dec
29
5
94
39% Jan
2
28% Jan
90
Jan
9
77
2
% Jan
2
Jan
6%
Steel
Clfs
7%
Int'l
Minerals
Feb
23
41/4 Nov
5
International
4
59% Dec
7
Int'l
4
9% Jan
16
55
10
Jan'
101% Ja
n
140
Oct
'1
4
47% Dec
31
4
88% Dec
31
13
106 % May 19
.4%
54%
54%
*53
"53%
54%
"53%
54%
*53 %
54%
*53%
54-%
*53'%
51%
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
52%
52%
*51%
52
&
51
5n%
Preferred
A *%
162
68
35%
20
"21%
68%
*160
164
*160
162
22%
36
22
22 %
39%
3
37 %
International
$4
Paper
No par
172
37
coin
4
International
com
*22 %
International
Silver
21
21
35
13% Dec
31
20% Jan
6
24
10
31% Dec
18
33% Jan
22
31
% Mar 18
25
19
coin
36'%
172%
37
20%
41%
1391/4
139 %
139%
151/4
15%
15%
16
16
87%
88 %
87
87%
87%
107'%
*106
100
75
No par
"74
10%
♦133
•
36% Oct
4
26% Dec
6
International
Telep
1
38 % Dec
2
International
Utilities
38 % Dec
6
&
1,000
43%
2.500
62%
'63%
64
63 %
63
%
63%
63%
2,300
62%
63 %
35'%
35 "2
Teleg No par
24'%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
25 %
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
*37 %
*3)
64
*35
36
38 %
37
37 '/a
33%
33%
33 7
19
28% July
Dec
16,
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
39
27
29% Jan
34% July 21
15
26% Mar 16
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
24% Jan
Feb
11
6% Dec
16
112
Aug 13
123
Nov
19
$6
1,170
43%
33%
Creek
5,600
43 "2
'"37%
Island
12%
79
43 %
.
J
7
11'%
77%
43%
43
5
May 12
107'/4
11
78
-
,43%
-
25
14
*106
11
73
42%
pfd
6
107 %
10%
7!
75%
Interstate Dept. Stores
&
12,600
75%
22
Aug 17
Power
36,500
75
14
Iowa
17%
88%
75
10% Jan
Power
16%
88
*106
107%
42%
Corp
17
88 %
74%
14
5
310
16%
87%
88 %
74%
30
29% Aug
23% Dec
135.%
74%
11
Interstate
2,500
18,000
*139%
76%
8
29
3%
59%
139%
139
3%
74
15
conv
93
'
58%
74
29
cum
*90
'
3%
75%
9% Sep
29% Jan
$1.40
93
900
75
23% Dec
.34% D.ec
9,900
77
28% Oct
May
*10%
10%
37%
,Jan
41%
59%
25
preferred
800
41
68,000
3%
25
29
13% Jan
29V, Apr;
37 %
58%
No par
31% Jan
38%
171%
58%
-/131%
' 17
*106
107 %
10%
^
43
common..
37%
3%
3%
58%
140
*90
94
"90
3%
2.900
37%
42
94
60
31,000
171%
40%
58%
21%
362
361
200
4,200
38'/2
42 %
57%
101/4
172
41%,-:
40
40
100
172%
37%
38
22%
i
21 %
21%
363
361
172%
39
164
100
42
58'%
"106
*2? %
40
37
57%
7.50
22%
*160
100
37
No par
No p-T
15,300
37
3%
__
15,000
38%
37
3%
15
7o%
38%
36%
*90
94
10
73%
21 %
21%
172%
173
i
72%
33%
164
*99
363
3 >%
36%
35%
172
36%
-
8,000
39%
H%
362
1,709
8,000
54%
*22
22%
20%
20%
361.
361
3%
preferred
International' Salt
7%
391/4
"90
20%
361%
6%
51%
54
72
100
*99
6 Vh
51 %
54 %
38 %
31%
39%
30%
100
*99
101
1
Limited
Shoe
1
37% Jan;. 4
30% Dec
5
No par
Dec
11
351/4
100
common
Int'l R.vs of Cent Amer
5%
20%
360
class A—25
preferred
70
26
Jan
Nov
31
100
%
6
6,300
2,600
51%
*160
.«.%-
•a
37%
36%
-
164
70%
68 %
100
Packers
44% Nov.
3
12% Dec
3"1 %
5
—J
International
38
130
5%
160
14%
25
*24%
54
52
?3%
-
390
50%
5%
5%
50%
No par
Nickel.of Canada
1S>
10
5%
5%
54%
14%
14%
25
f3 %
5'%
1
100
17
109% Dec
14%
25
48%
Chemical
79
4% May 27
7
30% Jan
14%
24%
5%
Mining Corp
79% Dec
22
14%
x24%
53%
A
100
260
54.
51%
*52%
14%
preferred
44% Jan* 11
15% Dec
54%
54
54%
24%
;
Jan
Jun
54%
54
*53
49%
common
55
22% Jan
55
53
preferred
29
Jan
52
*52%
*52%
1
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys
41
Jan
*51%
55
54
53%
No pur
40 % May 27
Jun
48-%
52%
43..
Mach
May 29
Jan
49%
*51%
54%
"52%
14%
S
Iron
130% Jan
10% Mar 17
54
3.890
24%
lnc
64
30
49 %
49
52%
*52%
14%
Corp common
preferred —•
30
36% Dec
50
*51 %
52%
24%
Inspiration Cons Copper
34% Jan
5
40% Feb
48%
"51%
100
29
24
50
%
new_No par
Mux
Co
Dec
38% Dec
49%
52
14%
s
45% Dec
Jun
50','4
51%
24%
preferred
Inland
5
1 % Jan *
132% Mar 11
103% Nov
49 'A
,
•
May U
27% Jan
12% Mar 18
Jun
6.300
No par
Harvester
5
59% Nov
16,100
63 %
'
Jan
16
63 %
62 %
5
Intercliemical
26% Mar 24
15
170
De
common
5
15% Jan
25 %. Jan
47% Jun
62%
62
iNo par
Ra.von
Ingersoll-Rand
29
14
15
Industrial
8
31
10
128% Sep
9% Sep
Induslria Electrica
17
26
24
47% Jan
23
Nov
52
Jan
166% Jan
7
34% Dec
71/0 Nov
57% Dec
39% Dec
11
19% Mar 11
33
62%
62'
50
Co—
Lt
&
62 %'
62
50
erred
ore
RR,
Pwr
76% Dec
21% Jan
271
24% Sep
148% Jun
30
July 29
40% Jan
4
25
26% Nov
Terminal
62%
61%
57
*56
57
*
159
5
29% Feb
Dec
61%
61%
50
cum preferred
4.20%
500
01% '
60%
%
50
.4.42%, cum. preferred:
56
60%
60%
56
No par
50
56
57%
60%
60%
50
A
preferred
cum
|4 70%
series
common
preferred
cum
2?;% Oct
2% Jun
7
T
55
i4.08%
57
*50%
60%
20
preferred
Illinois Power Co.
13
15
18% Sep 15
13 % July 17
21% Sep 15
35%-Sep
.
53% Nov
Co—*
Cent RR Co common.No par
conv
6% Mar 16
30
151 \ r Apr
>
Power
47% Nov
3% Dec
38% Sep 23
*
11% Apr
Idaho
9
51 % Dec
7% Jan
57% July 23
14
May 25
52 % Jun
21
4
*35
36
*35
36
36
94%
-
26
25%
26 >4
37%
38
38
38
*37%
38
100
107,500
1,900
1,600
38
38
8
33%
33'%
33 %
33 %
33%
33%
2.300
13
12%
12%
12%
13
6,400
-
38
-
3.50
12%
12%
12%
12%
37 %
37 %
37 %
38 %
38%
3)
38%
38%
38%
39
No par
3,600
No par
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30 %
30%
5,800
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27
27
27
27
27
1.800
.—10
27
50c
20%
21
20%
22
21
22
21%
21%
21%
22
6,000
123
121'%
121 %
123
10
Cc
&
Elec
Co
Light Co
Coal-
common
preferred
1
"1211%
12%
*121%
123
123
*121%
*121
J
3
Sep
15
17% Oct
14,
25
17% Aug 31
82
89
34
7
Feb
1
19
8% Dec
28
Jacobs
Jan
6
30'/4 Nov
23
9
20% Jan
21
37%
Nov
24
26
86% Jan
8
96
Oct
7
35 % Apr
22
55
Nov
23
Jewel Tea
99
16
103
Apr
14
3%%
Apr
23
43
Nov
6
88% Jun
19
101
Jan
16
Jun
(F
I)
Co
lnc
74% Jan
2
61% Mar 31
91% Nov
12
66% Dec
8
78
Nov
30
Johnson
&
5
59% May
19% Jan
7
24% Jan
4
37% Dec
31
Jones
Laughlin
85% Jan
4
100% Dec
31
5%
31 % Jun
9
48% D.c
22
Sep
18
14
F^r
86
Dec
3
39% Mar 17
footnotes
spp
nagp
24
7%
8
7%
7%
27.500
27 %
27%
28
28
28
28%
28%
2,300
36%
36:%
37%
36%
1,400
Johns
Joy
Manville
<fe
common
preferred
9
29% Sep
8%
27%
Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
14
82
7%
27%
Jefferson
50% Feb
Sep
7%
27%
Co
57% Aug 31
19
7%
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
25% Mar
July
4% Feb
19
May 12
37 %
37
94%
94 "2
*r 4
54%
54%
Steel
series A
Manufacturing Co
86
87%
12 %
com.
53%
*101
>101
No par
Corp
37 %
37
37%
95
95
95
53%
53%
'
100
Johnsons
preferred
1
'37'%
103
54%
103
*101
778
7%
*94
54
*101
103
*3 4
f 5
*53%
.
53%
*101
103
55
140r
54
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73 %
73
76
77%
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10
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33 "4
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35%
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100
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48%
47%
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47 %
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46%
47 %
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88%
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88%
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89%
,
6,100
Number 5391 ...The
Volume 181
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(19)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
xear
Lowest
vmv
Range for Year 1954
Ltiuti
Lowest
Highest
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Highest
xa..
,
Monday
„
EXCHANGE
Par
Continued Ptgt 1
Sales fcr
l0w and high sale prices
Tuesday .
-Wednesday
Thursday
r«r.rr
Dec. 27
Dec. 28
the Week
Friday
Shares
Dec .31
Dee. 30
Dec. 29
i
k
4
22 Vb Nov
26 Vb Jan
30'/a Mar 12
u
60% Dec
31
Nov
30
46% Jan
4
85 % Dec
15
8% Jan
2% Sep
9
3 % Jan
18
26 Vb Jun
16
33% Dec
32 vb Jail
4
85
10
95% j&n
Jun
Feb
49
5
41
Kalamazoo
Dec
30
92
Apr
28
99% nov
12
104% Apr
15
11
100% Mar
100
98 v2 Jun
18-
105 % Dec
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
102
106*
363/a Sep
14
92
Sep
May 26
Oct
Furnace
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2%
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cum
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Sep
10
38% Jan
14
16
37
Oct
28
35 % Jan
5
27
21
Mar 17
18% Jan
21
12% Apr
32% Jun
17
10
jss
1
July
14% Dec
18
20% Jun
18
Jan
4
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
Jan
8
39% Jan
4.
16
13% Sep
15
59 vs Sep
14
82
37% Oct
6
60
Nov
16
24% Feb
3
15
111% Feb
i 9
■
31% Dec
107
Sep
22% Sep
24
Jan
78
5
24% Jan
31
8
31
23
Kein
Kern
24
Nov
-
41% Dec
161
13
Dec
30
47*
34
Oct
14
39
Mar 191
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County Land Co
Apr
29
Nov
preferred
conv
79 % Jan
6
87
41% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
93% Jan
5
82% Jan
5*
98% Dec
14
4%
31% Dec
29
Kresge
1
$5
prior
common..
preferred
Koppers Co
Inc.
5
28% Sep
9
34% Jan
23
8
57% Feb
5
48% Aug
18'
52% Dec
31
46% Dec
31
42 *
24
"52% Aug
5
Kroger
13% Dec
29-
Laclede
5% Feb
18-
La v,uiiiabiiu.,uu 6%
22
Lamber'
10
Jun
9
28
14% Dec
9% Jan
7
Dec
5
k
3% May 27
5% Feb'.4
25% Aug 20
21 % Jun
28
33% Dec
■18% Mar 18
14 % Jun
9
31
Dec
31
56
Mar 12
47% Jan
4
18% Sep
14
24% Mar 17
19% Jan
5
Sep 21
21% Nov 23
64
86
95
46
7% Oct
23
25% Jun
14
Dec
48% jan
Jan
7.
85
Aug 10
23
22
7% May
Mar 24
22% Jan
29
27% Jan
13
20
75
4
Apr
1% Dec
15
7
% Jan
4
6
6 % Jan
4
22
33% Dec
30
36
Nov
12
34
■.
Lees
9'
97
97
30%
30%
10
No par
:-No par
Co__"
Gas
Co
51
4 % Dec
46
Dec
Co,
:
4
13 %
13
5
13%
5
13%
4%
31%
29%
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34 Va
65
11%
11%
11%
11%
54
55 vh
53%
18%
19%
19%
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10%
10%
10%
3%
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65 VB
66
28'/a
28%
92'/a
91
91
11%
12
12
12'A
48,400
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
5,100
19%
19%
44 vb
45%
44%
22%
21%
19%
20%
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69
71%
68 Va
70
jl
13
13%
13
5
47%
47 Va
47
%
47%
-
25
61%
62 Va
62%
63%
;
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4
49% Nov
23
Lion
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
19jf
Liipml Carbonic Corp
14
4
27% Mar 27
74
r
>
Mar
53% Dec
25
Mar 12
Cup
Belt
Oil
67
Jail
12
82
-29% Nov
27
26
1 Jail
11
51% Dec
29
Lockheed
18
Oct
7-
3'/2%
14% mar 25
13% Jan
4
22
Dec
31-
l.oew's lnc
34% Mar 19
28% Jan
11
64
Nov
30
Lone
Star
26
23 % Ja n
4
Lone
Star Gas
103% Jun
15
no:"
5
108% Jan
4
21% Oct
14
<35% Mar 26
22 % Ja n
4
34% Dec
15% Jun
10
.18% Mar 25
17-
4
24
97.
'
6
May
Jans
106%
9
Jan
103'
mar 16
98% July
69% Jun
23% Dec
9
146% Dec
30
160% Dec <14
34% Jun
10
55
15
i
Sep
30% Aug
5
21% July
137
106% Mar
104
0
3
Nov
105
30
Oct
21
22
42% Dec? 14
40% jan
5
48% Aug 25
67% Jan;
2
59% Jan
11
4.35%
20
27% Dec
97% Nov
9
x 22
Dec
96% jan
45% Jan
22
15
May 25
36% Sep 15
22
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Nov
•
27
27'/a (|
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50%
19%
111
32
33
32
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103
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,
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ii
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105
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400
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.
59
100
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51
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48
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82
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71
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.
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1
58
10
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9
31
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28
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92
48
27
preferred
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•
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series
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»
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1
Jun
99
50%
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—
series
•
99
51
47%
49 %
3,100
20%
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1
97%
47
48%
21%
20 Vb
63 Va
153
20%
1
21%
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13
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153
/
48 %
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Long Island
2
64
20%
82
21%
•
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13%
20
*80%
46
70%
4 7 Va
63%
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com
4%%
cbnv preferred—
Long Bell Lumber (Md 1 a
21
% Aug 26;
50%
97%
45%
20
-
70%
47%
47%
preferred—100
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16
'
50 %
51
_^___2.50
convertible
15
Aug
98
152
152
4,000
45%
21%
13 %
•
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Sep
29% Aug 16
116% Aug 12
98
5
(The)__
23 % Jun
Apr.15
No par
;
Co
13
151
152
Va
44
20 % !
70
13%
_100
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Co;—l
l.ioiie» Corp
Feb
17
26
Lily Tulip
30.
21
3
21% Feb
10% Sep
29
30 % jum
38% Mar
23
Nov
19% Dec
9
15
20% Apr
104
2
28% Sep
Jun
4
,,38 % Apr
19 % Feb
64
22.
Mar" 16
.561
15% Sep
Apr
3
22
22
20
164
5,100
3%
45%
22%
23
11,500
3%
3%
19%
142% Jun
40,100
1 Va
11%
3%
22%
6
20%
1%
10%
11%
5
20
1 Va
10%
44%
45
2,400
10%
19%
3%
3%
.
3,000
66 Va
29:
_-
&
31,000
92'%
No par
McNeill
33'A
66
Lerner Stores Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobaccd
1% preferred
1,100
58
28%
10%
3%
1
-
32%
33'A
29
l,ehinan Corp (The)Lehn
Fink .Products—
,
*56
58 Va
32
1%
j
47%
*56 Va
38 Va
1%
com-
24
58 Va
19%
Libby__*
35% Sep
16%
1%
Life Savers Corp.
171.% Nov
16%
11
Libby
5
16%
19%
14.
Jun
16 Va
•4%
4%
65%
1 Va
29
155
9,800
16%
19% "■
.
17
Dec
31
,
No par
l>Jd—
30
55%
No par
preierrfcu
2nd
noncuin
1,900
30
*4%
;
54%
13% Dec
67% Jan
21,700
5
29%
4%
54
4
48
13%
13%
13 Va
13 %
13%
,
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co__-:._10
2
2,500
11%
19;
July
3,900
49'A
11 Va
76% Nov
8% Jan
10,500
52%
48
94
1
8
36% Mar 22
31%
52 Va
49.
100
28%
,
39% Jan
56
31
52v2
48%
65
28%
94
*92%
42% Feb
-•
31%
52
-
♦96 Va
*92 Va
65%
28%
94
14
6
1,000
30va
34 Va
33% Sep
Aug,
34%
30
*56
58
33%
20% Aug 17
Dec .10
40
1,400
31%
16%
j
23'
82-
31%
*34
250
4%
4
10% Apr
6,300
164
29
30%
4
a 39%
700
41'A
40%
97%
13%
,
4%
30%
.-16% Jail
7
30%
30%
i*96%
497/a
*15 % Jan
29
20,400
9,000
52%
18% Mar 27
10<
52%
42%
31
22% Mar 17
.
27,100
107
51%
85
49%
2
Dec
6,900
29%
29'A
105'/a
42
51%
29
8% Jan
15,400
85
30%
Dec
63
22%
43%
97%
43%
Jan
34% Jun
2,900
19%
85'
52
16
4
13
100
21%
35
30%
14
j
5,200
49%
21%
31%
42%
97
*92%
50c
10
75
*48
*84
96%
No par
preferred
holicuni
31
Dec
105
•160
:
20
*34%
97%
__100
8
4
-
74%
*104
41
161
*31%
1
49%
•
■^1—
106
85
51%
49%
50
105'/a
-
106
30%
4^%
427/a
.
97%
5,300
34% '
34%
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30%
51%
49
-
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*
97
30%
31%
2,700
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213/"»
23%
29%
161
42%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehjgh:Portland Cement
--—25
Lehigh Valley .rr—a
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
31
l%Dec
34%
84%
& Co
3.85%
/
31
11% o
<
166
31%
42%
Lee Rubber & Tire
_
20% Dec
•
Mar 30
2
5
60,% Nov 30
6
Jan
34
84.
Co ;(The)_
Lane-Wells
May 10 y
12'a Dec
4
4% Jan
16*
Oct
f
41%
40%
31%
■
41%
Bryant, common:
4 %.%: preferred
'
9
30% Dec
35%
30%
30%
40'A
*96%
103% 106%
51%
52%
'
200
40'A
74'/2
49%
211/2
22%
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29%
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14% Jan
v.". 1%
6% Dec
58% Doc
7
22
18
34 v
10
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9
3
Feb
Jan
'
(s h)
*30%
737/8
*48
1031/2 105
52%
53%
*162
84%
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38% Dec
11% Jan
July 14
105%
:105
*105% 106 - .
..
213/4
23%
29%
1
41%
42%
'
29% Feb
47
*96%
75'/4
49%
215/«
164
84%
(s s) Co
Kress
17% Dec
2*
41
97%
*103
*104
105% *
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'
743/4
491/4
30%
40%
41%
100
28
29%
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32%
34%
213/4
24%
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41
165
31%
29,200
85 Va
2»A
2%
40
40%
97%
.*105% 106
74%
49% *
10
preferred
37% Apr
43/« Dec
4
<
No par
common
47 % Dec
8
105
103
1041/8
51%
52%
30"%
41
1
95
31
19% Jan
30%
*161
100
(cum),
Kinney (g r) Co
11
14
81% Dec
Feb
*103
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1051/2
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102?4 1041/2
51
53%'
—1
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35% Jan
23/4
29
n°2p?j
2.50
King-Seeley_Corp
28% Sep
May 12
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*104
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60%
82 Va
3* S"
■
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40%
"%
40%
99% '
741/2
74'/4
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23%
30
28%
212
Keystone Steel & Wire co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp-com new
5
13
41% May 19
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31
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Dec
18
Jan
Mar 17
28
3
20% Jan
106
105/a
105
II
"01/
6
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39%
0971/2
*105% 106
54% Dec
33% Oct
21
101
Dec
22% July 30
.25% Dec 27
23-
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4°a/4
103
6104
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45 % Aug
g* g$
2%
29
50
4%
29
75% Dec
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m
Oct
23
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Sep
Mar 20
Feb
8
Mar 24
17
Nov
29
Sep
14,
Oct
10...
Jan
July 18'
Dec
24
8.
Mar 27 *
16
:
May
8
Dec
29
Jan
12
Sep
15
Apr
9
Sep
15
Jan,
Sep
15--
Mar 23
Feb
6
8
Apr
40% July
122
July
22
15% Nov 29
,54
2
6
136% Dec
12% May 10
20% Jan
4
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m
23
29
6%
Mack
■*'30%
Dec
29
92
d°c
31
8% Dec
3
7% May 27
Wood
Working Co
Forbes
ac
5% May
25 % Jan
16% Jan
499
July
6
9% Dec
No par.
4
64
4
Dec
Magic Chef
23
24% Oct
22
Magnavox ' Co
Nov
17
Mahoning, Coal
4
6
Dec
21
Manati
Sugar
6% Dec
31
Mandel
Mar
9
16
Jun
4
Dec
6
Sep
18
Mar
9
7
Jan
4
10% Dec
31
Sep
21
Jan
5
19
Jan
4
30
Jun'10
Dec
2
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
10
Bros
30
3% Jan
Cojiper jl*
Magma
5.46
14
12
34
% Dec
Manila h
(The),_w
90
8%
x
62 va
63 >a
c
22
4
97
spp
16
34% d
Marshall
Field
33 Va
63'a
Co
29%
30
23%
16%
30
16%
16%
16%
68%
68%
68
68
32%
100
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29%*
16%
17
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22%)
93%
93 Va
preferred
Jun
16
18% Mar 20
16% Jan
4
33% Oct
22
Martin
Sep
14
14% Mar
5
13% Ft b
1
19% Dec
29
Dec
29
25% Feb
2
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonfte Corp -1
16 \a jan
Sep
15
21% Nov
16
18
jen
10
32% Mar 23
28
Jun
95;
5
:Jun
12
July
-
95
'85%
2
Jan
Jan
'
4
Jan
4
30%
29%"
31 Va
$3.75 preferred
__;
No par
*96%
98
$3.75
euni
1947 series_No par
$3,40
cumulative
20
47
14
30% Feb
27
45% Feb
17
29
15% Feb
4
Jan
10
8
15
Feb
4
j
7
l)
18% July
4u '.a Jun
12
Jan
2
17
4
Dec
55
12
$3
30
mi Call
44% Dec
31
n
4
73% Mar 12
68% Jan
8
1
33% Jan
4
63% d
Sep
17
71% Jan
12
54 % Jan
4
767
2
39 % Dec
3
37% Apr
a
20
McLellan
Mead
4
i
Oct
13
95
1
86% Jan
4
57% Nov
22
27'/« feb
16
103
Dec
10%
12,300
30%
29%
30%
12,900
17,200
68
•
17
Mengel
14% May 22
11% Jan
4
32% Dec
50% May 21
47
4
91
Sep
15
!
17% j
38
25% Jan
5
89
Oct
27
88% Sep
7
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
Oct
22% d
c
23% d:c
Cum.
4
1st
89
Jan
6
4
19
ren
14
29% Mar
5
_
104% Aug .18
23
4
Co
22 % feb
9
74
74
74
41
41 '/a
40%
41%
40%
41'A
40%
16%c
.
103
103
21%
22%
21%
23 Va
21%
22%
26%
' 80
22
23%
Va
1.800
900
4.300
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
4,200
21
.
21%
xl7%
17%
11.8c0
55%
56%
55%
57 %
9,000
103
103
103
240
104
103
63
63'A
64
64%
1.800
63
63
32
32'a
32
32%
32 vb
32%
3.000
27
27 vb
27 Va
27%
28
5,900
85
81%
81 Va
84
85
22 Va
22
22'A
22%
22%
6,500
23%
54 500
*103
*80
21%
23 vb.
23%
27%
22%
23'A
23
50
92 %
92%
92%
200
92%
'92
92%
°f 1%
*52
No par
108%
'108
109'%
*107
108'/a
*106
109'A
107%
107%
200
108%
104
*103
105 Va
*103
105 Va
103
Machine
.Co
preferred
12
3.80%
preferred
May 14
^.45%
preferred
23
74
3%
lnc
common
preferred
36% Nov
59 Vb
74
2»11
35%
99% Oct
58%
'73%
26%
preferred
conv
3.85%
4
19
29
109
58%
74
*79 Va
series
series
Miami
Copper
series
series
104
*48
23%
5
38%
pfd—100
:
100
*99 Va
;
"
93% Feb
58
74
85
Mesta
107% Feb
110
a 03%
59
74%
27
Metropolitan Edison 3.f'0%
3
86
109
74 va
32%
27
May 21
2,200
109
58%
26%
24
July
110'A
'85 va
59
32%
common
"1% **ov
■'l'iy
110
85 '/a
14,700
pfd
No par
$4.2.5 2nd preferred—No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co__*_No par
Merrilt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
25
Nov
380
*79
Corp.
103% Oct
10>i%
8 5'A
32%
5
102
85
63
4
15
85'A
63
13
14
85'A
108
40%
170
15
14%
11%
58
41%
3,900
15 Vb
108
40%
4.4C0
*4%
32%
92
Jan
4 4'A
*43%,
64
28% Jan
Jun
25
44%
14 vb
*63
21 % Jan
92
23%
24%
43 v2
50
1
.1
series
2
104
55
25%
59'a
10)
3,000
14 Va i
preferred-_50
pfd 4.30%
9
2
23 vb
23%
,
SCO
'250
43%
103
5
13
*54
55
26%
43%
103
Nov
Feb
87
26%
44 %
56
lnc
97%
*84
25
21 vb
Co
*96%
87
23'/a
25%
Stores
98
26%
*54
23 vb
55 Va
(The)
*97
96'/a
i
26%
25
24%
39% Jan
93% Jan
.86
55
t
20 vb
98% Jan
105
••
98
96 %
97
56'a
11
12
9,900
-'96%
24%
16
14
36 Va
21'a
29
Jun
36
55%
Jun
Sep
36%
24'%
&
$3,50
28% Jan
4.900
36 VB
20%
Dec
Jari
24%.
24 Va
59
;
Jun
31
10,000
25%
24%
56 Va
Merck
$4
c
14.700
25
21%
23
21
Oct
85,300
18%
27%
24%
Mercantile
22
49% d
32%
18%
55%
Shoe
30%
27%
20%
21
Oct
107
85
31 Vb
700
19%
24 %
Co
19% Dec
95
85%
14'a
880
27 %
*26%
22%
24%
93%
,108%
—18
1
co
convertible
5%
85
100
14%
43 Va
:
*92'/a
30%
-87
24%
8 900
Jij., 93%
98
96'a
87
*54
33%
37
i
35%
23'a
16%
67
33%
18'A
:l
Melville
2
"a
24'a
55
16%
66.%
27%
10
Stores
2nd
31
19
111
4%'(
21
30
14
43%
-
22%
16%
68
33 Va
93
900
33%
16'/a
f*67
<
No par
preferred (i t, series)
100
c
Aug
24%
♦54
,
29.Vg
19%
26 Va
5,900
10'A
10
5
lnc
Corp common
64% Dec
Dec
18
27
Robbins
&
son
32% d
Jan
15% Feb
McKe
55
23%
i
'
5.400
10%
4
6,%
5
McQua'y Norris Ml'g Co
31
19
27% Jan
in
23
Mines
27
4
11% Feb
18
4
Porcupine
30
18% jan
22
29% d"c
10
Mclntyre
.c
21
14% Jan
14
May
*54
-
t
5%
1
57% d-c
26% Jan
29
Jun
26%
i
Publishing
21% d
24
Sep
7
26 Va
preferred
convertible
MeGraw-hll
25% d-c
Dec
Dec
Jan
Corp
21
i
Jan
26%
Electric Co
McGraw
3
De;
Stores
3%'t
17
26
43%
MtCrory
24
c
87
24
43% Nov
i
28% Mar 19
Nov
96 Va
87 ■'
3
2
50
common__50c
26
!
May
88% Jun
115
96
88%
preferred
$2.50
15% July 23
96
*87
578
5%
558
33
2 8'a
*96%
?8
*95va
Corp common-..
MtConl
36%
_No par
i
Corp
39
*96 Va
'
*542%
558
6
18l/e
2 5'a
25 vb
14,800
33
27%
•
28
No par
^no par
pfd-^
preferred
25% Dec
»
__No par
pfd
Maytag Co common
Nov
35% d"c
j
1
23% Dec
15
75
21
28% Nov 23
22
Sep .14
36
Mar j1
Mar 12
19%
36%
36 %
Apr
21% Mar 25
.
24%
98
99
Sep
:
—5
common
25
89
3
Sep
:
25
_.l
5
52
July
;
7
83
29
92
Stores
:=
Jail
Nov
:
Dept
May
Co_,
92% Jan
Dec
:
Electric
Master
91 % Jun
Sep
16
29
6
17% Jan
Dec
23.
<r
27
28 vb
24
Mar 16
Sep
c
3v% d
30%
17%.' 18 va
*
27 v*
No par
20
21
4
25% d
-
Co
Jan
15
■
23
i.)
Nov
Sep
Dec
28% Dec
h
(Glenn
23%
6
92 %
31 Va
923b
23%
33
33%, 34
33%
92 »/a
7,<*69
23%
5%
■
•
9,100
62%
*32'A
16%
v
2,0'j)
'
61%
6
10%
30Va
16%
67 Va
'
'
8%
9%
33
'
10
9
62%
5.'Lb
5%-
5%
*8vi
8%
*515%
558
5%-
-
-
Va
8'A
23%
'
9
92
,
62
-
23%
-
32 Va
29 vb
92
91
y.
vb
8%
8
8'a
8%:
10
9%
30 va
91 V:»
V
91
Va
32 va
32 Va
9%
5
Corp common
&
5%-
5%
No par
Marine .Midland
Marquette Cement ml'g Co_!
12
5%.
5%;
No par
9
6
Jan
5%,
6
9%
29,%
30,900
30, HO
1,4?0
30'A
22%
5%
32%
20%
29%
*542 Va
558
5%
'
.
10
19%
19%
8
22 va
22 vb
•
*542 Va
543 %
10
Corji—
17% Dec
82
22%
22
543 Va
1
6.25
71% d.:c
24 % Jun
<
5
Exploration
11
88% Mar
.,.62%
1
29
Apr
63
52%
139 Va
19%
62%
'
8%
8%
51 Va
♦136%
20%
.8vb
8'a
1,600
51%
139%
136'/a.
90'/a
-
8 vb-,
v
14'/a
14%
51 Va
-
*136%
29.'/a. •,30%'
29%
90,
8%
52
19%
80
*28 vb
*
14%
14%
Va
13,6 Va
139%.,
19%
-'90
8%
50
12% Jan
25% Mar 19
8
«
8%
1
No par
Shirt-
an
Marathon
rr Co
Co
Maracaibo'Oil
29
;
42
15'
90
No par
7
jan
Sep
so
20
28% 1 28%
No par
_100
Stiuiire Garden—
^14%
•136%
139%
19 Va
Mmlison
31
Dec
Sep
*136%
5
Mucy {r u ) Co lnc com
4%% preferred series a
14 Va
50%
14%
54
—100
preferred
Trucks; Inc.:.
14 va
x50%
14%
54
5
common—10
'
Sep
28
m
Mat-Andrews
Afg 19-
23
81 % Mar 16
ac
:_100
100
100
5
92%
\>2%
103
48%
47%
47%
47
47
46%
46%
45%
23%
23%
24'/a
23 vb
24
23%
24
23%
39%
100
39%
40
*99 '/a
100
40
'"'/a
40 Va
100
*105
107
*105
107
105
105
*98
102
*98
102
*98
102
34%
99%"
107 Va
35
96
97 %
*96
98%
*96
*105
107 Va
"105
107%
35'a
35 VB
35%
'46
80
600
24'A
50,700
40%
4,300
1
35 Va
101
100
100
50
'105
107
40
102
*105
34%
1.05
107
*98
107%
40 Vb
40'A
40
*99%
*105
*97
*103
*
102
98
107%
35 %
98
*96
*105
35%
98
50
107%
100
36'A
11,000
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(20)
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
lear
Lowest
STOCKS
!!»..•
Range for Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
55 % otp
22
22% Jun
9
29 % Dec
7
21 % Oct
9
65% Jan
27% Mar
14
125',4 Oct
66% Dec 31
26% Jan
9
46% Jan
7
Feb
9
139
24% Mar 20
30
NEW
Highest
4
4
'«
Feb
<
21 % Jan
16
Mid-Continent
»
Middle
40% Oct
6
6
Midland
137
Dec
15
27
Midwest
Minneap
&
1st
99
99%
98%
100%
100
31%
31
31%
31
——5
39 %
39%
38%
39
38%
39
135
134'%
preferred—————
19% Jan
4
16% Dec
29
Jan
11
109 % Nov
30
Minneapolis-Honeywell
55 'A Jan
26
21
Minn
94% Jan
11
8% Dec
29
69
Oct
104
Jan
29
19% Jan
.
102
23
1
88
Jan
5
18% Nov
8% Jan
9
26% Jun
22
19 % Nov
17
21 % Dec
21
24% Oct
18
34% Mar 25
15% Sep
34% Jun
14
23% Mar 25
10
41 % Mar 17
31
Dec
57% Sep
15
70% Aug
33% Sep
15
22
31
Dec
13
IO61/2 Nov
22
4
14% Dec
31
12
71% Jan
85% Dec
29
19'A May 26
21
Dec
5
May
9% Jan
6 % Mar 12
4
90
24'A Dec
Feb
15
27'A Jan
4
38 'A Dec
15% July 19
37
$4
$1.50 2nd
19
Mission
54% Dec
22
Sep
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85
%
85%
480
preferred-.:
25
Light.
No par
*23%
24'A
*23%
24 %
23%
23'%
23 'A
24
23%
24
23%
23'%
__-l
361/2
37'A
36%
36%
36%
37%
5
21%
22%
10
53 %
River
81 % Dec
30
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
26% Oct
20
Mohawk
5
27 % Aug
16
106 %?£>ec
6
17% Sep
14
25% Jun
13
Mar 31
17% Aug 27
Mojud
28% Mar 11
19
Jan
4
25% Sep
14
Montana-Dakota
10
32 %
31 'A Jan
4
39
31
Montana
29 % Nov
17
40% Dec
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
Jan
4
80% Aug 23
Montgomery
15
18 % Apr
12'A Jan
4
18% Dec
20
15
15% Apr 16
11 % Mar 24
18'A Dec
29
Morrell
29
43% Jan
53% Nov
17
Motorola
11
15
30
Dec
31
34% Mar 18
'A Jan
16% Jun
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
6
21
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
23
18
Sep
15
26% Mar 13
12
Jan
5
14% May 19
21
43
Dec
31
50
104% May
16% Sep 15
Jan
110% Mar
6
6
3
1
31% Feb
4
23
,
Dec
491/4 Jun
23% Aug
3
Inc
2
Motor
31
Motor
Apr
28
38% Dec
28
Mueller
Brass
19'A Jan
4
28% Mar 24
Mullins
Mfg
13% Jan
7
15
Munsingwear
39% Jun
29
Jun
106
18% Sep
47% Feb
9
111'A Sep
1
31% Dec
3]
2
26
18% Jan
11
42% Aug 26
50
Feb
25
42'A Jan
4
61
Dec
51
Feb
2
37
4
451/2 Dec
4%%
2
Jan
4%
22%
22%
22%
52%
53
9%
9'A
100
75
76%
75%
76%
76'%
77%
A...
77%
79%
78%
79%
79%
81%
80%
81%
24,900
23%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25%
6,600
23%
24%
23%
24'%
23%
94
23%
24%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
3b %
37%
37
38%
23,100
77%
77%
77%
80
44,900
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
9,800
17%
17%
17%
11,200
50%
49%
50
37%
37'%
77
771%
77'%
77%
18%
13%
18%
18%
Co—--ANo par
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
13%
50%
50%
X49 %
50%
50%
51%
3
37%
38
38%
37%
38
36%
37%
36 %
36%
24 Ve
23%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
Automotive
Aviation
172% Jan
4
183 % Dec
Nashville
21
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
7%
13% Feb
26
11
Jan
8
17% Dec
28
National
Can
24
57% Jan
8
103% Nov
18
National
Cash
18% Aug 18
15% Apr
21
25% Dec
30
National
11% Jan
5
10 'A Jan
4
16% Dec
31
Naitonal
2
19% Jan
5
28 'A Dec
31
21
19% Mar 27
■
Corp
City
Lines
18
22
Dec
10
National Cylinder
25
41% Aug
17
National
Dairy
12% Jan
15% Jan
8
4
19'A Dec
30
National
Department
6
16% May
6
241/s Dec
21
National
99 % Jan
87 'A Jan
4
98% Dec
2
17% Sep
85% Dec
1
22% May 26
20 'A Jan
8
49% Nov
17
132
38% Dec
Apr
9
20% Dec
25% Sep
40 %
25%
31
38
Jan
4
4
172
Jan
5
182
Dec
Nov
4
141%
Jan
7
158
Dec
6
29
8 % Feb
15
13% Dec
14
31
37% Mar 19
19
Oct
29
27% Dec
21
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
52% Jan
5
46
Oct
30% Jan
12
26
21
31% Jan
25
91
24% Jan
21
4% Jan
2
10
Sep 14
4% Dec* 28
10% Jun
13% Jan
10
5
National
Sugar
6
National
Supply (The) Pa
17
6% Feb
17
10'A Sep
15
National
Theatres
..
National
30
1
11 %
4
% Jan
4
8 %
11 % Jan
4
Jan
Jan
93% Apr
2
-14 % Mar 30
18
-
31% Mar
86
Jan
13% Jan
8
25
July 22
99
Nov
17
Dec
2
100% Dec
22
14
73% Dec
10% Sep
1
16% Jan
29
12
May 11
18% Dec
13
30
94
Inc
Sep
Electric
34
Feb
18
65% Feb
5
12
N
29
N
22
Mar 23
34% Dec
28
51
Apr
7
67% Sep
8
14% Apr
49% Dec
2
25% Aug 12
21
80% Jim
11
92
Jan
22
Jun
7
24% Jun
10
97% Oct
28 % Feb
2
27% Jan
4
10
82 % Jan
25
32% July 30
87% Dec 28
28
37% Mar 23
80% Nov
79
Jun
22
87 % Jan
8
87
Jun
29
94% Nov
13
35% Apr
91
86
Jan
28
5
44
Sep
15
21% Jan
39% Dec
23
53% Jan
22% Jun
12
26
Jan
Y
New
Harlem
$3.75
Niagara
!.
29
3.60%
19
3.90%
26
17% Jan
6
36% Nov
30
Nidti
30
39% Jan
4
51% Dec
23
Norfolk
4.10%
&
14
26"% Apr
19
4
28% Dec
10
North
29
North
American
18
Northeast
8
Jan
4
16% Aug
16
81
Jim
8
89
2
38
Apr
6
45% Sep
6
107% Nov
4
Sep
14
84
Jan
5
11% Jun
16
14% Dec
16
78
Apr
89% Jun
24
87
19
101
8%
107% Mar 31
53% July
2
Adustment
13% Jan
4
73% Dec
29
Northern
101
preferred
Pacific Rv
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
29% Dec
29
18 %
4."'%
Sep
18
25% Apr
9
19% Mar
2
38% Nov
26
Norwich
34 % Jun
10
37% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
Airlines
72'%
72%
73%
6,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%-
7,400
.
16%
■
16%
17,900
102
20
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75
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,
75
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40
44
44%
3,900
24%
25%
8,800
34%
33%
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32%
33%
32%
33%
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52
51%
54%
53%
54%
52%
53%
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110
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110%
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110%
110%
110%
110%
28%
28%
28%
29
85
85
85
30
220
28%
28%
29
85
83%
83%
proferred
28%
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95
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40
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100
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102%
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103
130
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31 %
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32%
32%
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50 %
51 %
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14
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86
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33
33%
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19%
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18%
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27%
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10
common
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92
92%
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103'A 103%
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103%
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33,'»
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new
Inc
Pharmacol
*100%
72%
16%
100%
44%
103
5
_
.
Northrop Aircra't Inc
Northwest
16%
100%
71%
16%
24%
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100
29
16%
100%
70*%"
•
44%
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._No par
series
15
28
19% Dec
40
120
.
(Minn)—
preferred
Dec
34% Dec
11
97
24%
*109%
$4.11
18
26
i*95%
24%
31%
100
Oct
•
44%
41 %
series
7% Jan
95%
44
*84%
preferred
26% Nov
■
24%
14
$4.08
13
7,300
V-1,100
43%
42 %
series
14% Jan
.
75
86%
series.
29
97
36%
24%
13%
preferred
8% Dec
'? *96%
16%
106
38%
43%
41%
preferred
104
*74
86
$4.10
27
106
•
2,600
24%
41
1
$3.60
103 % Dec
37
15,400
13%
44
10
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7
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15%
io7ya
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5,300
7%
25
50
,
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95
2
100% July
73
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1
16% Aug 25
Mar 25
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40,300
11%
•
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17
100
5%%
103 % Apr
17
22%
25
:
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23
4
14%
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10%
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16%
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17%
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100%
-
68%
33
10
Feb
12
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16% '
16%
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71
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common__25
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Gas
Jan
.-
37
95
100
Aviation
Ry
Jau
107'%
'•
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100
preferred
Natural
99
16%
96%
85
2
Central
85
96%
28
100
Northern States Pwr Co
9
96%
100%
110
100
Northern
Mar 19
13%
400
49V2
^..1
—
Northern
Jan
37
11%
13%
5,400
31
100
29
111
Mar 23
36%
73
Co.100
A
Co
American
52% Dec
Jan
37%
10
7%
170
1,
38%
160
10%
7%
500
25,200
100
38%
.
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24,100
•
43%
No par
Hartford
Western Ry
12
27%
3,500
24%
.No par
preferred
Chemirol
12%
11%
...11
7%
14%
14%
*106
*
38%.
13%
.
37
,
153
9%
(
11%
■
•
13%
107'%
153
10
7%
14%
14%
*106
38%
155
9%
13%
16%'
10
preferred
25
Jan
14%'
107%
16
50
preferred
Nov
15
13%
99'/2
39%
:
11
7%'
69
100
Corp
preferred
104 % Oct
87
■
9%
7
13%
39
11 %
11
7 %
100
155
160
9%
10
j
100
39%
*150
11%
.
*100
1
..No par
7
46% Jan
36%
96%
pfd_100'
A—
series
3.40%
10
156%
%
;
preferred _.t
—__100
Mhk Pwr Corp coin.No par
Jan
103% O-t
*14%
*106
5
Common
14
Jan
52
9%
40%
40%
100
38%
39'A
160
10%
6%
39%
*99
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Y
25%
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•
39'A
*150
1
Co
&
24
12%
Louis Co—■
RR
5%
20
6
12
12%'
12%
99%
Shipbuilding Corp
20
14
*155
12%
1
common
25
24
156%
—5
York
23% Mar 24
Sep
*155
12%
14,300
System!
series
Haven
Preferred
22 %
Sep
156%
1
preferred
non-cum
&
19
July
*155
No par
Omnibus
15
34 %
156%
11%
41%
20
Jun
83
*155
12 »/2
21,100
182
41%
No par
Jan
24% Jan
156%
210
62%
182
*99%
100"
St
Jun
16
182
41%'
:
92
21
*181
40%
Co
Central
15% Sep
Dec
182
41%
New
Aug 20
93% Sep
*181
99
Brake—
100
102
182
12%
Corp
—.10
Industries common..
1
Y
62
63%
*181
40
N
31% Sep
Apr
$5
62%
103
3.9%
Dock
28
63'%
103
99
York
Oct
103%
182
-10
New
Jun
1,100
15,400
*102%
3,000
13
97
%
62%
49%
*155
Mining
preferred
102
62%
ei%
61%
60
103%
48%
♦180
...100
Chic
•102%
103%
48%
34%
95
615
103%
*102'A
65,900
-48%
33%
City
6
48%
24,600
96%
33%
York
14
47%
•
19
23%
96%
33%
New
Apr
47%
18%
23%
95%
33%"
Common
85% Jan
46%
19%
24
32%
16
348
47%
17%
23%
33%
23
9
*95
33
31% Dec
8
95'%
32%
112% Sep
Feb
18%
23%
95%
32%
9
Jan
18
23%
95
66
6
92
17%
23%
95
39
York
520
17%
23%
64 %
York
11
17%
95%
9,600
26%
New
May 5
19% Jun 16
400
23,400
*38%
28
Oct
10,300
38 '/a
27%
29
20
211%
37%
63%
54% Dec
Jan
21%
38 %
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Jersey Pr Ai Lt Co 4%
6%
21%
37%
38%
34% Dec
15% Mar
20%
38 %
61%
21
63
21%
37%
37%
11
9
21
37%
26%
18% Jan
20
21
37%
27%
32
Jan
20%
38%
New
17% July 13
20%
37%
46%
Ncwpdrt News Ship & Dry Dock___l
70
62,100
59% ',61%
18
109% Mar
16%
28V4
23%
25%
25%
New
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
16%
27%
25%
38'%
10
10
16%
27%
59%
30
101% Jun
14%
26%
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Oct
% Apr
106% Jan
15
26%
58%
78
5
14%
26
59'A
27% Dec
30
14%
26 '/a
24 %
49 % Nov
48% Jan
17,100
14%
26%
...
39'A
4
25% Jan
25%
15
58%
5
14
3,700
23%
4
29
24%
18,800
3b %
_
Fibre
England
Air
101
par
common
preferred
24%
350
17
101
16%
17%
100%
26%
17'A
100
New
York
100
93%
1
com
New
4%%
24
24%
16%
101%
23%
1
18% Jan
Jan
24%
24%
17
16%
100%
20%
.5
preferred
Newpoft
17%
101%
183
*182
37%
preferred
100
Newberry Co (J J) coinmon__No par
Newmont
-
182
14%
Corp
3%%
16%
99%
16%
101%
24'A
*182
182
17%
17%
26'A
5
67 % Jan
Sep
*
15%
100'A
25
25% Jan
18% Dec
8
182
30
30
19
185
72 % Mar 23
17
16
182
23% Mar 17
8
17% Sep
75
181%
34
23% Sen
80
5,900
181 %
4%%
12
U
Dec
5,900
43%
common-.—
Neisner Bros Inc
Feb
Feb
64
39%
43%
13%.
31
39
40% Jan
15
38%
43%
1
a.
16% Dec
106
20
6
40
43
No par
Co
Nehi
Jan
92 % Jan
Natomas
18
1
4
Ju'.y 26
56
Jun
17%
39%
44
preferred
14% Dec
5
6
Api
37% Aug 31
.
17%
40'A
.10
Vulcanized
9% Nov
Co
conv
10,500
J .7%
...100
8
Dec
Tea
17%
2,600
43%
1
preferred
'Dec
159
14
6
%%
41
7
4.20%
23,200
10
Co.—
Ref
4
105
Feb
4
27
39'%
Cast.No
Steel
&
Jan
8
38
11
6
Mar 25
106
9
12% Jun
34% Dec
16% Apr
•
27
85
4
26
Jan
85% Jun
26% Jan
National
210
50%
26%
17%
Steel- Corp
30
123
50
26%
100
Shares Corp
National
Nov
123
50%
25%
100
National
43% Dec
123
50
27
43%
Corp.
Natl
103
123
50%
26%
40
B
Service
Malleable
123
49
26
100
30
13% Feb
31% Jun
preferred
Linen
'122
121
17%
common
31
28'A Jan
6
6%
120
122
43
A
31
114
12
Co
preferred
Dec
4
7% Mar
Lead;
7%
Nov
4
12% Jan
National
66
Jan
500
49%
No par
43
24% Jan
45%
__10
preferred
4
90
*45
48%
1951——.100
11
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
6
104% Jan
5
44%,
23 %
common__5
Jan
24
Nov
$4.50
10
44%
62%
38%
Gypsum Co common
National
146
Sep■14
22% Sep
86% Sep
105
5
29
44%
*60
17%
Stores
pfd series of
National
9% Dec
15
Feb
7.
4%%
93 % Jan
63 % Dec
44%
320
62%
16,000
23'A
5
Distillers Prod
5
173% Nov
44
43%
*60
4,200
31 %
30%
43%
Gas Co—
23'/a Jan
3
62'%
30%
39
Products
29
24
60
30%
10,800
45%
109
17
...
29
29% Apr
155% Jun
61%
♦59
'108
48%
common—1
22
8
30%
44%
45
109
38%
Inc.—
Co
preferred
conv
17% Feb
105% Nov
30%
44%
*108
23
__No par
Dec
6
30%
45%"
109%.
42%
1
Register
Dec
Nov
29%
45
5
common
16% Sep
96
*108%
45
48%
Inc.—l
...
A———
Container
$1.25
Fibres
Corp
84
15
108%
i
—-
—
Co
35 % Oct
12
44%
108%
10,900
32,600
•
1
Biscuit
60% Dec
20% Dec
Sep
45
109
121
100
Louis
St
&
Co
preferred
15
Sep
15
Chatt
National
Aug 31
9
19
44
109
43'A
National
14
3,200
43'A
National
174% Dec
28%
22'A
22%
N
19% Aug 26
24
28
22%
36%
.1
._
9
158% Jun
19,600
28
—___50
;
21% Mar
8
22%
27%
Bros..—-—.No par
22
24
22 %
28
61%
Acme
45% Dec
21%
27%
23%
Airlines
47 % Nov
22%
27%
*58%
National
4
22
27%
30%
National
4
22%
27%
29%
29
«A Jan
5.000
21%
10
23
20% Jan
50%
1
1
America com
Dec
36
i.ft
27
—100
Nov
Mar 19
J
■
__.,5
common
27
25% Mar 20
,
25,100
6.500
—__1
51
38
-
—10
5
.....
12% May 7
13% May 11
15
7,300
23'%
38%
36%
30
14
6,600
4,600
105
38 %
18%
8
Sep
16%
22%
22%
103%
23%
77%
36% Mar 25
19% Sep
15%
16%
22%
105%
5
Co
38 '/a
15% Jan
34
16
22
104%
18%
6
17
16%
22%
103 %V 104%
77%
14
125% Dec
16 %
21%
22%
103%
36%
Oct
8
16%
21%
102%
-12
Sep
Jan
16%
16%
22%
103%
103
—1
74
74% Mar 29
16 'A
21%
5
Co____No par
11% Sep
16% Sep
2
9,900
79
24%
Lines
28
99% Jan
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76%
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37%^'
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15
12,300
76%
23%
1.25
Inc
&
4,300
9%
20
Corp
E)
52%
9%
70%
76
52%
P%
pfd.100
preferred
(F
200
23%
53%
Co
preferred
Myers
29,300
22%
——
Murray Corp of
14,100
9%
Corp....,
(G
2,300
38'A
22%
Corp
Wheel
Murphy Co
22
35% Dec
Products
23%
37%
53
No par
—
28% Dec
24'A
*23%
37%
9%
Co..
&
*23%
23%
53%
Co
Co
(John)
23%
36%
"
22%
conv
Ward
1
% Mar
24% Feb
29
Oil
Monterey
23%
'23%
"
9%
Utilities
Power
150
<The)___No par
Moore-McCormack
Mar 26
9,100
105
53%
Tool
Chemical
*103%
22
Mills
Machine
105
9%
Inc.......
Co
Monarch
Monsanto
*103%
54'%
series
Carpet
104
104
9
Corp
RR
preferred
86%
com__No par
Co
Fuel
5
16% Jan
10% Sep
29 % Dec
......
____
4
79% Mar 29
*103%
85 %
Jan
20
105
85%
19% May
15% Mar 25
86%
85%
40
20% Mar 23
16%
10,'/2
85%
17,100
17
95% Jan
15%
105 'A
88
14%
23
5
16%
106
87
14%
33% Dec
15
9,200
16%
106
89
141/2
58% Jan
11
6 7no
14%
8
Jan
2,600
24%
14%'
79% Sep
Sep
26%
24%
13%
Mar 17
15% Sep
26%
J 3%
61
79
16%.
26%
25
13%
6
7%
350
26%
103'%
88
135
24%
25'%i
105%
89
135
134%
14
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
.27
16%
105
86%
4,900
134%
105
conv
Mississippi
10
16%
103
39%
13%
common
Development
23% Nov
15%
16%
105
39'/a
*103%
Corp
4
104
8,400
39
1
Power
4
16
1.50
5,100
31
—No par
—_
Mission
Jan
26%
Shares
100%
30%
38%
1
134%
25
100
31'A
85%
31
4% Jan
26%
25
100%
»■
30%
preferred——.100
1st
Minnesota
5
26
24%
No par
Reg
Mfg common
preferred
$5.50
26%
24%
100
~
.
the Week
Dec. Hi
_No par
&
Minneapolis Moline Co
8
24% Aug
Min
26%"
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
67
60% Dec
135
135
24%
10
Corp.—
St Louis Ry__
68% Nov 30
2
*134
100
Sales for
Friday
Dec.
31%
27
3
PRICES
Thursday
100''2
31
31
6
SALE
Dec. 29
10
8% Dec
Apr
HIGH
Wednesday
10
53% Feb
42
Dec. 28
common.
Prod
Oil
13
Dec
8%
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 27
Inc__
Utilities
Steel
29% Sep
21
Monday
Par
Petroleum
South
26
8
20% Jun
Dec
32% July
-
3
126% Jan
103
■
LOW
"
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
29'%
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
14,000
34%
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
35
2,200
8,300
34 »/a
102%
260
o
94 % Jun
12
Jan
2
102% Jan
44% Aug 16
109% Dec 31
44 %
44%
4
44%
44%
83
4.40%
12
93% Jan
27
preferred
:___100
92% Jan
108%
108%
•108V4
109'%
*108
5
100% Dec
9
May 18
3.90%
106% Feb
25
preferred
—»u__100
99%
100 %
*100
100%
100
110% Jan
29
4.56%
preferred
.100
*108%
109
109
109
4.44%
preferred
100
*106%
107%
103
108
100
Jun
97% Jun
12
106
106% Jan
6
Dec
9
104% Jun
18
49% Jun
10
57% Aug
6
54% Jan
4
70
Dec
23 % Jun
•
7
10
28
Mar 23
26% Jan
4
33% Dec
27
18% Jan
20
20% Aug
2
101% Nov
9
102% Nov
24
21% Jun
9
24% Dec
21
16% Sep
1
34% Aug 28
98 % Jun
30
104%
"
19% Dec
Ohio
30
38
Feb
16
5
104
Jan
5
108% Aug 30
60*/,
Dec
127% Dec
Co
12
common
.
*
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
109%
*1081/4
109%
108%
109%
100
*100
100%
100%
100%
*108%
109
*108%
109
*108%
109
*107
108%
*107
109
*107
10^
44%
•
50
140
'
Ohio
Oil
•
4%
__
Co
Oklahoma
preferred
&
r_l
-
90
67%
66%
66%
66%-
67%
67
68%
68'A
69%
9,700
32%
com—10
20
series
Gas_
33%
32%
33'%
32%
33
32%
33
33 %
33%
6,500
*19%
100
*102
7.50
23%
19%
103
*18%
*102
_
23%
23%
*18%
.
*18%
19%
19
19
102 %
*101%
102%
*102
104
23%
.
24%
1°%
*101%
19%
103
23%
23 'A
23%
23%
23%
103
•
5,900
Chemical Corp—
Common
Conv
Co
—___®
4.24%
Naturrl
Mathieson
Elec
40
67
No par
Gas
Preferred
Oklahoma
Olin
42% Dec
110% Jan
Edison
preference 1051
5
series—100
--
--55%
118
56%
118
-
•
--55%
117'%
56%
119
-
-56%
*119
.56%
121
—
.56%
115%
57
12
(
56%- .57%
11'2
122
28,800
1,100
•
1
Number 5391 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(21)
vNEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
icar iViVt
Lowest
Range for Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
8% Dec
15
14% Feb
71% Sep
23
95% Jan
37% Aug 31
46 V* Dec
79% Oct
2
1H4 Feb
17
16% Oct
15
36
Sep
18
55 % Dec
21
69% Jun
16
81
Jan
6
83
11% Jun 18
16
Dec
88
21
55% Jun
Oct
99
29
12
104
20
/4
Outlet
31
Co
CA ens-Corning
Dec
31
Owens-Illinois Glass
Pabco
Products
22
Dec
21
471
12
Sep
22
Pacific
3
33% Apr
28
52% Dec
20
Pacific
cum
May 17
78
Dec
3
44% May 17
62
Dec
29
20
28% Jan
4
40
Nov
26
Pacific
Finance
Mar 17
39% Jan
4
46% Dec
31
Pacific
Gas
40
34% Dec
33% Feb
31
15
1st
1
preferred
100
5
30
*61
62
*61
62
62
62
39
39%
45%
46 %
10
.—No par
No par
Teleg
.100
la0%
150'A
7%
V/«
4
104 Va Dec
7
4%
4
11% Dec.29
Panhandle
4
40% Dec
Paramount
30
6
45'% Dec
31
22
3 8'A Dec
3
Park
Oil
21,200
44
4j
15,^00
37:
—2.50
42%
43%
42%
42%
43'/»
43 Va
*43
43 %
43'A
43%
1,000
11 %■
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11 A
11V 4
1. J'JO
Proof
Coal Co
Co__
Dec
9
73% Jan
4
93
7
37 % Jan
4
80% Dec
8
Penn-Dixie
37% Apr _19
55
Dec
6
Penna
30% Jun
10
35"% Mar 18
35% Jan
4
45% Dec
106% Feb
23% Jan
5
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
5
41
2
53
Nov
10
Sep
15
14% Apr
23
28% Sep
11
32 V4 May 27
148 Va Mar 16
14% Dec
Mar
33
15% May 21
48 %
49 'A
30%
36%
36)8
36%
26
26
26
*25 %
*27%
29
*27%
29
*28
*26 Va
28%
*23',4
28 %'
86%
87 %
80%
87 %
5.300
75%
76%
76 %
76%
76%
76'%
76 %
76%
4,300
54 %
*52 %
54 %
*53%
54
54! 4
55
45%
-'45
109%
109
105 %
106
.50
»
100
150
—100
55
13% Jan
4
Co.—
Sep
21
Peoples Gas Light <fe Coke——
57% Dec
10
Peoria
18% Dec
3i
Pepsi-Cola
73 % Nov
16
Pet
Feb
11
IOIV4 Feb
9
108
6
18% Jan
4
28
Nov
26
—.—!
Co
Milk Co
4'%'X
Aug 27
Petroleum
Corp
—
—33%o
,49%
Mar 25
34 Va Oct
2
9
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
20
100 % Jun
29
15% Jan
11
Pfeifier
39% Dec
31
Pfizer
112% Mar 39
23% Jan
11
...5
27
America
18%
18%
*65%
107%
*106
107'%
26%
27
27'A
24%
49
49!
27
260
241,90J
2
u.OO-J
21%
22!
a
22../00
36!
2
.
155
55%
18%
500
158
56%
6,20 J
1.300
18%
18',2
56%
8-t.oOO
66 %
66%
67
107%
*106
160
106% '
*35! 4
36
154
55 %
67 %
66%
21%
152
56'A
18%
18
66%
4b %
21
*35%
152%'
56 'A
23%
*106 %
103
27
%
2 I
4
2 i
■
%
bOO
2.500
36% Jan
5
28
Feb
17
88
Nov
27
83
Jan
7
98
55
Mar 13
2
44% Jan
29
18% Jan
.
8
7% May
34% July
3
Dec
Phila
22
39% Dec
3
14
preferred
preferred
&
Philco
52
52%
14..00
3b %
38%
3U"8
4,600
25%
700
*105
106 %
*105
106%
108 'A
*108
109
—
•—-—100
Coal
common.
13%
14
.3
36%
37%
*96%
97
*96 %
40%>
41
40%
— —.
preferred series A___
98 Va Jan
Jan
29
Dec
23
29
9
45% Aug
Phillips Jones Corp corn—. No par
1
98
Jan
29
93% Feb
5
97% Apr
48% Sep
15
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
4
75% Dec
10
30
19
32
Sap
95
July 22
19
Jan
101
Jan
Mar
10% July 15
May 18
37% Jan
21
82% July 20
5
14
35
2
100
Jan
July
12
9
6
22% Mar 27
21
Jan
11
106 Va May 22
106 % May 22
113
Nov
1
18% Dec
29
29% Jan
24
94
Feb
00
i'i
Apr
16
Aug
53% Dec
104
37% Dec
Pitts
1
24'A Dec
31
90'% Sep
21
76 Vt Dec
29
97
Jan
7
77% Jan
4
87
Dec
15
59% Feb
3
42 V» Mar
3
76% Dec
30
11
Sep
15
18 % Dec
148% Apr
21
162
Sep
3
155
11
165
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
11% Jan
16% Mar 18
18
13
July
1
158
Sep
8
52
Jun
9
160
169
.
—.100
RR
L
Coke & Chem
com—No par
Co
preferred—No
prelerred (conv) —No
convertible
$5
31
41% Sep
Inc
St
&
$4.80
Pitts Consolidation Coal
6% Jan
4
8'A Dec
16
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt-—No par
4
30'A Dec
21
Pittsburgh
4
80
Dec
30
59% Dec
31
75
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
Dec
29
17% Sep
15
25% Mar 18
18% Oct
29
27% Dec
20
146
Jan
9
18
8ep
150
14
Apr
27
31% Jan
146
Sep
14
98
15
12% Jan
Jun
3
150
18% Jan
2
Sep
8
31
Aug 26
Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd —100
Dec
Pittsion
122% Dec
Pitt
29
21
40 'A Dec
7
4
20'A Dec
29
Poor 8c Co class
7
20'A Nov
24
Potomac
17
99% Dec
20
Pjocter <32 Gamble
12% Dec
31
Publicker Industries Inc com
Jan
20
46% Nov
17
Public
Serv
43
10
Public
Serv
3
22
17% Jan
29
Jan
May
14% Jan
16% Jan
68
16
Feb
9% Dec
31
15% Jan
20
9% Mar 31
76 V4 Dec
29
82% Jan
5
72% Mar 16
26% Jun
5
35% Dec
11
33% Jan
18
29% Jun
18
37% Dec
29
35% Jan
7
73
Jun
23
84 % Nov
5
82% Jan
7
22
Jun
3
Jan
5
25 % Jan
12
27
26 V* Dec
30
Aug
Sep
15
24 Va Jun
22
27% Jan
20
25% Jan
4
24% Jun
9
27% Feb
24
25% Jan
4
6
30
15
42% Sep
14
2
43%
Plymouth
Pftnd
$4.75
4
5
13
25% Jao
21
Nov
19
Jun
18
79
15
29% Aug
17
Pub*Serv
31% Dec
31
$1.40
66% Dec
29
15
26
96
30
47% Mar 25
Nov
ao"
■»«
1
35%
Indiana—No par
El
—100
—
Gas com——No par
&
com._No pir
preferred
;
—
351L'
20
21%
88
83
83
82
74
75 %
74 %
17 %
159
166
*164
166
»lo4
166
69
66
10
67%
13.200
8
12,.t00
28 %
28
28%
a
30 %
32,600
78 %
80
80
*79%
80%
*84.
86
85
85
86
87
86 %
87
86%
87
2,900
27
26%
27%
26%
27 %
26''H
27
26 14
27
5.200
20%
*148%
*148%
29%
29%
'29%
116
116
116
8
'
7%
*148'a
30 %
120
31
80%
122%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
307
31 %
30%
31%
31%
33
38%
39%
39%
33%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
29 1
8 1
410
»148%>
30%
30
39%
10,400
120%
17%
17%
17%
600
32%
32'a
32%
13.700
39%
34%
40
1.300
19%
20 %
121 %
39%
31%
38
1.21
17%
«
7%
8
*148%
30 %
122
,
17%
20%
20
20
7,600
*17%
31
'»•
%
122
740
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
93 %
97%
98%
97%.
C81 :>
4,300
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
45,209
79%
78%
79
78%
78%
420
3.409
11%
12!
79!»
79 %
79
79
41
42
41%
42%
42 %
43 %
42%
42%
42 %
42 %
5,400
40%
41 V*
40 %
41 %
40%
40%
40%
41 %
40
41
5,000
a
28 %
29 7
h
23%
30%
90
25%
25%
23 %
30%
*89%
26'
231
»
101
104
104
72%
103%
109%
110
a
104
*
37%
38 "4
37 %
83
32%
83
3%
8%
8%
73%
110
32%
9%
1
9%
10
*87 %
98
98
98
No par
49%
50%
49%
49%'
82 %
8Vi c
9%
93'%
'49%
28%
30%
P8%
26
*25%
2b 1
28%
31 %
•
31
28%
24.300
31%
28 %
*104
7,690
a
73%
109
32-"',
*101%
101%
*104
105
b50
64%
65
7,800
73
73 %
6,900
109%
500
66'
4
73%
109
33
*103%
32%
7.400
33
153 %
30
27%
*152%
2,500
153 %
267i
27%
38%
38%
38'a
381
82%.
82%
82%
82%
83
8-'a
8%
8%
10
93 %
50
250
102
153'.
8%v
60
2,600
4
104%
101%
651
89%
*25%
26%
39 %
33%
•
8 va'
*25%
27%
154
26%
pfd——100
9%
109
*153%
33%
82;%
66%
32%
32%
154
par
104
73
110
u
30%
102
65%
2
1st preferred-—!-—.No par
281
20%
90%
• 8
26
26
26'4
28%
*101 %
102
*89 %
'
26
*25%
30%
*101
90%
25%
4
102
*101
*7.)
90
*25%
100
—
66 V4
7%
common——No par
Corp
07%
78%'
73
Purina Co 3%%
16%
159
27%
Radio Corp of
RKO Theatres
4
7%
72%
Raybestos-Manhattan
17!
15.)
79
29
Ralston
13.100
%
*157%
27%
26%
6
4,500
17%
15
159
1.000
7%
26%
22
75 "2
73%
32 %
99'A Mar 29
87
74%
26%
*153%
52 % Dec
87
76%
140
7%
27%
10% Dec
17%
85%
75
2
79
73%
—1-
23,800
85 %
86',
27%
65!
'
10
24 "4
*86
7%
65 'A
Corp
a
86%
79
65 %
America com.._No
22 1
90
2.000
26%
32%
Pictures
22%
36
12j
68
153%
$3.50
21%
36
"114
120
*86
102%
*164
.
27!
RKO
21%
86%
35 %
*101
♦157*j
64%
—
35 Vt
76
17%
102%
*114
84
75%
21
*85%
103%
preferred
36
86
—No par
*Thet
*101
115
21'%
100
Inc
conv
.1001
—
102
115
125
32%
28
4
1.200
2.600
*101
102
153%
5
12
—10
Colorado
prelerred
Pure-Oil
0%
14
52%
87
68%
.
28.000
13%
52'a
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
22
Jan
%.
75%
14
53
Quaker Oats Co (The) com——;.5
6%
prelerred ——...——100
8% Dec
90% Jan
83
74 %
14
52 'A
83
*86%
74
72
12'%
52%
3
7
39% D"C
37
of
-a_No par
72%
11%
51%
16
86% Nov
4% Mar
5% Dec
Feb
35% Dec
of
div preference
Pullman
71
70%
*87
11%
Dec
4
2% Jan
Co
-5
90
52
27 Va Nov
35% Dec
158
"
4% Jan
20%
35%
*114
91%
11
Jan
3 25
26 %
15
"76
36 %
*114
74
101
26
22% Jan
Jan
36
101
*90
21 % Jan
29% Jan
68;
.t-2% Oct
2
70%
*25%
6
Jan
72
*25%
16
Jan
70 "k
25
74% Dec
28
97
25
111% Nov
143
prelerred
Co
10
.———No par
li.loJ
37,600
33%
*95
preferred
7
2
84 %
*37
preferred
4
9
*83 %
97
preferred
Sep
30% Mar
146% Feb
84
39
3%'A
Jan.
47
Co
Power
Electric
4.18%
107
84
*37
*95
4.16%
6
4
—No par
B—
200
17.100
50
97
4 32%
3
9
2
—
Pocahontas-——X—1
100
85
23
103% Apr
64% Jan
Co
Oil
87
39
Mar 19
02 Va"Har
104% NOV
4
——
cum
2
40 V2 Jan
•
Creek
July 20
109% Mar
25% Aug 31
17
Jan~20
Irtc
4.08%
97% Jun
102
conv
Plough
•
25
35 V4 Sep
100
...5
5
4
2
46 Va Feb
Jan
preferred
32 % Dec
34% Apr
19% Mar 23
-.1
common
4
23
102
(The)
Co
5%'>
West
&
18% Nov 30
14
4
burgh
1
13
26:
-.100
1st series prior pfd—100
5%';
A
11
13% Oct
71 % Dec
com.—No par
Co
class
10% Feb
14
30% Dec
1
Steel
preferred
89 V. Jan
July 30
24
8
87
5"r,
87
*84
63
12% Jan
89
*95
166
60% Jan
40%
*37
67
5
40
86
*164
27
26
40%
97
166
21% Jan
96
3.9
67
73% Feb
13%
48-8
96
*37
*163
15
13%
37 %
98
*84
10
21
4
13%
38
*95
84 %
100
preferred
Glass Co
13 %
97
%
159
Plate
110
39
84
17 %
guaranteed
Id:)
*9«> %
*157 %
Pittsburgh
3..0
1U9
37%
13 3«
*87
18
12% Sep
9% Feb
87 %
159
5
106'%
*57
*87
17%
Co—:
60
31
40
X40!
*157%
Mar
Ft
lOu'A
109
109
40%
41%
1
Pitts
Forgings
Pittsburgh
15
7%
par
Co——1
109
3 JO
106 %
*y7
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
23
Apr
71% Nov 29
par
roo
*96
*100%'
C C
*105%
37%
_No par
i———...——2
Pitts
%
96%
51%
Pitney-Bowes
7
105
13%
*11%
29
100
Al05
96 %
11%
Dec
102
37%
52 %
prelerred
113
*100
13%
11%
$4
113
100
97
Pillsbury Mills Inc common—25
20
6
Jan
.—No par
——
113
100
37%
51%
Hosiery
*2o %
*112
102
13'%
87%
2o%
112
36%
———5
Phoenix
5
80
17
100
—
Phillips Petroleum
31
Sep 27
115
preferred
,7'A
16% Nov
5
77
05
25%
25'A
112
*100
*
100
Iron—__1
&,
108%
%
25 ',4
102
30
23
25 V*
111%
*100
27
Jun
25 %
*110'%
102
Dec
83
23
25%
110%
*100
100
—
18% Jan
Jan
25%
110%
-100
100
~
92% Jun
101
460
52 %
preferred
jj—_
100
3.9',/ series preferred
—100
29
10.300
30.700
8
51 %
Morris & Co Ltd common—5
Philip
10 "a
3.; '*
109',2
38 %
Reading
Corp
3%'»
Dec
38 %
52%
_____—
preferred
4.68';. preferred
5
10%
*108',4
38%
110
May
%
38
11
Jan
10%
38'A
10..
51 V*
4.3',;
107
103 %
51%
30
12
10'A
37 V*
38%
103
38%
107% Sep
108% Nov
3 7',4
108 %
33%
11
Jan
10%
10%
10%
371,4
108 %
50%
3.3'A
103
10%
36%
103
33%
4.4%
26
10'%
37%
107%
51%
$1 conv preference com——No par
Jan
10%
36%
107
50'%
4
Feb
3% 8ep
26%
152
56
*105 %
24%
38%
3
108
'86
17%'
*65%
*100
151 %
106%
8,000
12.50
22
10
41% Dec
'
27
56
105 %
oOO
45%
110
common—_Np par
Co
Oct
94
28
(conv)__1.100
Oct
106
2
Apr
1
com.—
Corp
Electric
Phila
_^5
—■
Inc
preferred
Pheips-Dodge
29
Co
<fe Co
115
5
Jan
80
i
17%
67 %
107%
103
Jan
99
96 % Jun
<
17%
*65
5
111
7
26% Jun
Brewing
(Chas)
4%; 2nd
May
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
■
149 %
56%
*106
May 28
1
24
20% Sep
151
100
____—
oi
%
—No par
common.—
preferred
,10
45%
109%
48%
25
45%
109 %
24!«
105'A
35%
Jun
131 y4 Jun
24%
49%
Jun
Jun
105'A
24%
*
21'A
86
103
105%
24%
35'%
99
Jun
105%
21
ja-,4
92
24 %
45'A
110
48%
52% Dec
Jun
"
11
72
10.) Va
45 %
10!)
35%
4
16
23'
45
45%
10q
48%
4
59% July
■
21'A
30% Jan
23% Sep
45
87%
35
28
10
*52%
108%
Ry Co
700
77 "A
com—No par
——
Eastern
a
37
54%
100
&:
37
76
48
32 % Jan
74
2J
21
5
10
*28
33 %
19
86
28 7
21%
25 Va Mar 17
Sep
*28'A
48'%
43 % Feb
6% Dec
28%
21
32% Jan
Sep
*28 %
48:«
16
44
29
*33
24
153 V* Jun
*28
_5
21
Dec
87
25%
28 'A
%
*25
-10
169
3.100
25 %
——
4
48%
37
*25
Pennsylvania Salt Ml'g
Mar 26
3,300
*51
series preferred—100
Corp
43%
6.600
..7
preferred
RR
18.-tUO
6 Vb
14%
29
28
87%
6!a
5:,,
*36%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
20% Jun
'
87
47%
.
15a
14e»
48%
15
26%
Penn-Xexas
28% Jun
Dec
%
5%
%
5
18,500
a
"
29 V4 Sep
87
87
5 Va
5(„
%
__1
com
4%'A
Pennsylvania
.
209,600
36%
,
13
30
;
88 Va Dec
86%
36
14
Jan
108 % Jan
18
July
43
30
Dec
July 28
91 % Jun
104
47%
22% Dec
49
30
48
35% Dec
105
46
47
5
134 % Jan
22
Light
11/2
5%
5'A
15 %
Mar 18
11% Jan
31
5%
15%
*25
Corp—
Corp
11%
5%
5%
15%
4.40%
29
52% Jan
&
5%
5%
5
15
_No par
Sand
Penn .Power
5%
5'A
——_25
Cement
Glass
5%
15 %
No par
Penney (JC) Co
39 % Mar 19
41 % Dec
5 %
5%
—25
preferred
10
H
'
—23
—
preferred
14
a
15%
No par
Jun
9%
5
preferred—1
Ford
27
9 %
25
common-
prior
30% Sep
29
'.V
104%
37'a
$1.30
29
*103
45%
preferred
29
16% Dec
104%
Transportation—No par
Mines & Enterprises,:
_5
29% Jan
40 V* Dec
*103
104 %
37%
SI.32
4
*103
—
37
Co—
Peninsular Telep common
25
4.500
42'%
Rust
5
31
104,700
7a%
42
&
Oct
20 %
74%
37%
Penick
Nov
9 •#
19 %
75 ','2
36%
29
113
*.) !a
20',4
75%
41 %
49'A Dec
108
9%
19%
76%
lu.aoo
36%
7
18
*9 Va
20%
43%
42'%!
40
Distillers
&
conv
Mar 18
9%
19%
75%
no
75,100
35 %
5%
104
43%
9%
39%
Patino
24
42 'A
8%
36%
Peabody
27% Jun
43%
laOVa
40
22
$1
8 'a
a
36
Corp
Parinelee
8
8 !a
*9 Va
104 Va
8%
*149!
38
Parker
23
1,9 JO
150'%
—No par
23
Dec
4,400
%
Corp—- .1
Tilford
Davis
23
38% Oct
*14.)
•-
11
5% Dec
26
6,300
42%
131 V4
40%
7% Feb
—29% Mar
42! A
129 •;«
10%
15'A Dec
4
37%
42%
129%
3u%
11
10
37%
'A
40%
26
28
%
37
90
11%
3% Mar 12
Oct
9,100
10%
2% Apr
Feb
3,200
46%
39
10 % May
27
39%
45%
11%
7
23
39 %
46%
39 3
8
30'A Jan
3.,%
11
9
3
61
38%
Jan
14
61
10%
Jan
21% Aug 10
220
62
38 7
6
29 % Dec
370
78
28
18
32
*103
5,600
52
a
39
8% Apr
27 V4 Aug
104'/a
511
9%
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
*103
*3 Va
a
10 At
38%
17
May
9%
11,700
9i '.
1
Pictures
15
35
100
Corp
*9%
25%
25!a
10%
—_..i
&
Parke
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
Inc
preferred
Jan
6% Feb
26
9%
19%
35% Jan
21% Mar
423s
75%
5
15
43'A
18 %
30
Sep
8 %
42'A
4.700
110
47
42
149%
8 %
43%
104%
*96
•76%
37 Vs
149%
75'A
Airways
42
3.000
128%
42%
149%
19
World
Amer
10
;
1,100
71 '/a
45%
128
75%
Corp—-—I '
^Xl49
16
39
37
42%
128
16 ;»
6
28
36%
42
128%
74%
•
26% Jan
29% Nov 30
^
36%
41%
127%
Western Oil Corp common-4
8 Va Jan
17 V4
36'«
41%
.
preferred
39% Jan
8
37%
41
128%
Consolidated
Tin
16
15
36 («
127%
1
4
25
preferred
15
Sep
45%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
5
6%
Pacific
6% Sep
10% Jan
39%
45V'a
Pan
30% Jun
38% Aug 21
39
46
19
21 % May
99
39
45'A
com.——100
——.—
&
38%
25
730
69
10%
62
Corp
32,500
51
—No par
noncum
2,i00
103'A
9 /12
10'A
10%
3,500
32%
a
x71
25%
25'A
*96
97%
10%
29
Oct
97% Jan
11
*96
10
84% Apr
2
Dec
25%
25 Va
97 Va
9%
20% Dec
9% Jan
67
7
48
25%
25 %
*96
9%
4%
7
14
103%
Pacific
44% Jan
15
103'A
10
34% Jan
Sep
103%
14
10
Sep
102 %
9V« Dec
30
28
25%
96%
9%
66%
16
45% Dec
8% Jan
Dec
127
25%
*96
15
SoVa
67%
32!
72%
9
33% Jun
.
No par
14%
16
16
72%
102%
100
Shares
t
99
16
74
26% July 20
30% Mar 27
81% Dec
102
*1
9u%
Va
16
31
26
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
101
.
4
'
73%
72
9% Dec
88% Mar 25
Dec
97
%
%
%
16%
72 Va
154% Nov
8
10
97
94%
*16
4
30% Jun
V
94
94%
16
74
4% May 18
47% Mar 31
38% Dec
94 Va
95
51
137% Jan
5
32
76'A
28
10% Oct 20
32
75
22
Apr
32 'a
51
8% Jan
10
32'/a
73
142% Jan
15
32
*50
Pacific
May 13
5V4 Sep 15
32
72
Pacific Mills
11% Feb
32%
VA
12.50
Pacific Lighting Corp
98 % Dec
67
50
Aug 24
1
66%
50
July 12
91
67%
*70
46
9% Jan
68'A
72
38% July 14
20
67
50
140
8% Apr 16
8% Sep 14
63
50
12
15
67! a
16
Electric
<&
Telep
14
97 V4
*70
13
23
14 'A
96
10
Jan
Mar 17
14%
96%
No'par
2nd preferred
114% Jan
30
Ula
95 %
common
119% Mar 10
22% Nov 25
114)% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
14%
96
noncum__
57
2
14 %
73
Inc.
Uci
96
X67
the Week
Friday
Dec. .in
14%
*93
com..
Sales lor
Thursday
95 Va
;_5
preferred
Co
Coast
73 % Mar 26
30% Feb
Jan
Inc
conv
PRICES
Dec. 29
14%
32
Corp
SALE
Wednesday
95 %'
8 3 V3 o
Co—
Amer Fisheries
57% Mar
16
15
2
34
(The)
Fioerglas
HIGH
Dec. 28
jJJo par
—i—"li-l
,—
Overla-neh43ci;p
97
Mar
—_
4
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 22
No par
M ig _ J
&
23
26% Dec
82
Monday
Par
_
Marine
Dec
76
14% Jan
11
Dec
16% Jan
11
7
10
23
Apr
Jan
11
16
24% Sep
July 23
STOCK
Corp common
1
convertible preferred—.. 100
Elevator
Jan
25% Jun
64% Oct
35% Nov
O u t bo a r d
7% Jan
32% Nov
22% Feb
Otis
5
5
34% Jun
4% Sep
8
4% %
48
6
46
69% Dec
Oliver
13% Jan
28
34% Dec
30
Dec' 31
77 V* J an
Mar 10
Oct
Oct
■?%
97% Dec
13% Mar 11
50
Mar 12
80
15
4
11
YOKK
LOW
EXCHANGE
4
Jan
44% Jan
21
NEW
Highest
9V» Jan
73
23
84
6ontinu0d—Pag* I
STOCKS
9%
'98
49%
10
27
97
8
87
s
50.100
8
34.200
2,000
10
99
*f8
!9
50
♦49 %
50%
23.600
70
1,100
v
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
n
Monday, January 3, 1955
(22)
■X
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range for Year 1954
if car iyr>:i
Nov
62
4
23
Rayonier
Inc
Sep
14
35% Jem
0
25 % Jan
20V* Dec
28
34% Jr.a
lj
31% Jan
4
39% Oct
15
14% Mar 13
8'/a Jan
tl
20% Dec
31
Raytheon
0
26 y4 Jan
13
34
Dec
29
Reading Co
22
C
Sep
15
20'A Oct
9
3G% Dec
24
3lVa Dec
22
12Va Jan
6
16'/« Oct
6
12
Sep
15
4
Dec
337/s Jan
Feb
5
36 % Feb
1
42 V4 Dec
29
36
U.Z.T
«
30% Jan
28
36
Sep
13
«
26
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
Real
Silk
22% Dec
31
Reed
91
16% Jan
4
13
12 Va Apr
27
Sep 23
9% Dec 18
54'/a Apr
29
4% May
3
8 '/a Dec
23
1
31% Dec
31
31% Feb
62 '/a Jau
1
55% May 19
Dec
2
14 \\ Jan
36'% Nov
11
23
93 '/a Feb
18
103 Va Nov
23
19
Jan
11
28'A Dec
30
22
Jan
11
433a Aug 23
3
21
19% Feb
Sep
14
97
Aug 14
2% Sep
jau
237/a May 25
Mar 13
27
17
64
Dec
7
9
Conv
48
31
Dec
80 Va Jun
5
98% Dec
14
22y4 Sep
14
43% Sep
14
Oct
9
6 y« Apr
liy. Dec
49
Aug 10
5 8 % July 21
5
90% Jan
107
5
Jan
29% Mar 18
22
5
8
7%
7%
31
30%
30%
30
13'
13%
14%
i4 1
62 %
60 %
*63 %
Co
—5
100
common
series
Republic Pictures common
$1
convertible
prelerred
13
27
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
26% Dec
11
23
9 Va Dec
13
31
27 y»Mar
3
26% Dec
29
15
21% Mar
7
35 y4 Jun
23
29
18V4 Dec
06%,
66
69
69
70%
11,600
43 'A
43%
56
*51
35-;4
3,100
72 7u
12,900
.No par
Mines—
27%
28%
„28 %
28'%
28
28
12%
13%
12%
13 Va
12%
13 Va
19,-100
common
20
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'%
11%
25,800
prelerred series A
50
34 %
34%
34%
34%
3,300
Roberstshaw-FulIon Controls com—1
32%
33
32 %
33 *
32%
32-4
25
40
40
40%
40 '/it
Corp.—No par
45
45'A
45
45
44%
44%
23%
24%
247 a
25'%
25%
26%
7
13% Oct
7
Ecan
3
15% Aug
2
Bobbins
Copper
Mills
4.50%
.
Corp
Antelope
45% Oct
21
Rochester
Inc
prelerred
conv
Gas
El
&
Rockwell
Spring
Rohm
Haas
149% Dec
LI
148
Jan
3
281 % Oct
12
2
105 "v Dec
17
96
Jan
13
105% Dec
29
4%
n
C-'i
'j
Oct
7
r.ohr
11% NOV
11
&
Axle
&
Co..
5
j '
23
40% Dec
93 V* Nov
3
Aircraft
Corp
272
*266
105%
*104
105'/a
9%
27%
28
27%
72% Nov
29
Royal Dutch Petrol Co„50 Guilders
70-a
15
Royal
1
20%
20
50'/a Nov
24
47% Sep
28
Ruberoid Co
Ruppert
9
Safeway
88% Jan
16 ya Jun
29
Dec
Sep
29
33% Jan
77 !/a Feb
211
150
May 26
160
11
14
Dec
30
July 27
St
30
Dec
21
Et L San F Ry
76% Dec
21
211
Apr
Sep
14
123
5
296
Dec
170
29
Apr
9
Dec
12
41% Dec
23
11
93 % Jan
4
103% Nov
5
14% May
3
Dec
27
Jan
13
23% May 18
29% Dec
31
9
96
Sep"14
27
19
22
15'/a M:.r
3
11
Jan
4
14% Dec
10
20
Sep
15
28
Jan
3
17 y2 Apr
28
27 % Dec
31
11
Sep
15
17
Mar 23
11% Jan
4
47% Sep
20
85% Jun
1
Jun
18
24% Dec
29
81 '/a Jun
30
98
91 Va Jan
6
89
Feb
25
102
31% Jan
12
105
24'% Dec 31
2
Nov
10
89
Feb
3
102% Jan
15
17% Jan
5
85
3.65%
Dec
30
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
Seaboard
Air
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
Seaboard
8
24
103% NOV
9
102
Jan
5
33
13
Jan
108
Dec
17
45 V4 Dec
July 21
31
18 y4
7
May 24
$5.75
Co
39% Nov 22
Seeger Refrigerator
12 V* Mar 12
7% Nov
20
10 Va Feb
3
Seiberling
7
7
9% Jan
13
69% Jan
26
Oct
13
14% Feb
80 y4 Oct
27
80
Apr
14
35% Sep
18
42% Dec
6% July
26
3
52
Nov
43%
40
Max" 10
Jan
41
Dec
68% Dec
•
27 Va May
3
43% Dec
20
Roebuck
Servel
$4.50
Shamrock
"When
29
11'/4 Mar 25
22
26% Feb
13 y4 Sep
15
6
Dec
31
Sharon
10% Dec
29
2
61% Dec
31
24% Dec
31
Sheller
17
38
Steel
Shell
Oil
Co
Dec
20
Sheraton
15
34
20
29y4Jan
4
43% Dec
31
Simmons
Dec
30
43 y4 Mar 20
36 y4 Jan
6
45
Nov
8
30% Sep
11
43% Mar 20
32 Va Jan
4
52% Dec
22
Sinclair
33 y4 Oct
14
42
Aug
5
35% Jan
4
54% Dsc
31
Sqpu29
37
Jan
8
25% Jan
17% Feb
27
23 V»
Mar 15
Dec
22
36% Oct
21
58% Max
42 % Oct
15
70% Feb
Dec
8
13
6% May
Emith
0
35
Ap 1
25
40
I/Jay
21% Mar
3
13% Jan
£3
51
Nov
19
5
59% Dec
1
11
2.4V8 Dec
31
14% Dec
30
18 %Jun
1
15'A Jan
4
32% Aug 25
30
18
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
4
54% Dec
14
21% Mar 20
15% Jan
4
25% Aug 11
Jun
18
140%Mar 13
138% Feb
18
4% Sep
11% Jan
14
5 Va Jan
4
14 Va Jan
6
Sep
14% Sep
121
7Vs Feb
27
2
15
Mar 26
Oct
1
53
May
12% Dec
31
53% Feb
33
16
40
47
Dec
33% Jun
9
13% Sep
15
1
49Jan
8
5
29% May
6
31
1
1
No par
Gas
31%
1
No par
No pur
G)
31%
*106
108
175
Corp
Co
America
of
8
%
1
1874
1874
1874
2874
28%
•29
2674
26%<i 27 74
2274
23 74
60 'A
22%
76 'A
31%
86
*85
*110
113
31%
108
44'A
44%
45 'A
2,900
17
17
17
17%
1,500
77%
76'A
77 Va
76%
77%
76
77 'A
76 Va
77 'A
9,100
36%
37 74
36 %
.
9
36 74
8
8%
61%
62
36%
3674
8%
87a
874
9
8 7
a
87a
9,700
8 Va
8
8%
8%
45,700
8%
34 3 4
10:A
*
61 %
42
3574
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a
31'«
100
60
59%
60 7
«
5974
607a
597
a
61%
19,100
22%
23 74
23 74
23%
23%
24
24
24
'/4
10.900
16,200
1,800
51 %
52 74
52
52 74
34,600
25
53
54%
52%
5374
53%
53%
537a
54 74
54%
54 7
10
37%
37%
3 7'A
37%
x37 74
3d 74
38 74
39%
39%
40%
5,700
(Alexander) Inc common.._5
13%
13%
13%
13
13 74
1374
1374
13 74
13'4
13'4
11,700
50 %
*4974
(A
Corp
O)
preferred
preferred
100
Aircraft
Amer
Gold
5
15
pfd—100
Platinum
&
E &
G
Co
(The
Elec_.No par
28
Co
32
52%
77%
78%
49'%
50
39% Jan
11
81% Dec
20
Southern Railway common
37
Jan
5
50
Dec
15
5%
80
Jan
14
92
Nov
22
Mobile & Ohio stk
25
Oct
15
9
Southwestern
12% Jan
5
29% Aug
16% Dec
2
29
7% Dec
29
Sparks
Spear &
14
29
9% Mar 19
Nov
29
Jan
4
23% Nov
30
34% Oct
5y« Sep
15
45% Dec
20
6y8 Jan
4
ny4 Aug
12
non-cum
preferred
Public
tr
Service
9%
974
187 a
18%
*52
18 74
*52
53
3674
Co
1
common
No par
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20
common
6
preferred
574
*6%
*82
62%
11,900
15,400
1874
18%
18%
53
52
52
37 74
36%
37
400
74
4.200
3674
37
39
39
4674
46 74
4674
46%
17%
17%
17%
15
28 %
28%
28 7
28
28 74
28
28
32 74
31%
32
31%
32
317a
32
31%
32
5374
52%
54 74
54
54%
54
54%
53 7
54»4
52,000
77%
7974
79%
79 7
11,300
49%
50
49%
50
91
90
90
91
*90
4
6
674
90
63
57a
67a
*82
6 %
674
*
62%
63
39%
46%
46
46%
5,100
17%
18
17%
18%
41,400
79
8074
49%
*90
99%
*9974
100%
99%
1
21%
2174
21%
21%
21%
1
43
44%
43%
44%
44 %
5%
774
7%
63
500
*39
4674
*82
90
*82
•
39%
*39
6 74
6
774
SO
*99%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The) new
Spiegel Inc.common
9.70Q
P%
39 74
16%
$5.50 preferred
2,200
63,500
190'4
9%
10
a
3674
*39
16
23 74
8
79'4
80
28 74
1,900
6,200
a
4.300
50
49%
49%
91
90
90
220
28%
27%
28
10,000
16 74
16
16
1,200
6
14.800
5%
6
7
7%
63%
63%
100 74
100 74
22
217a
22
44%
44%
44%
67
*99%
-
2,500
90
G6
64 34
100 74
7%
*82
90
3.600
100'4
110
5.500
21%
22
44%
4474
14.800
38.700
„
*
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
par
68%
68%
69
69"
69'a
69
69
69%
70
5
44%
45%
447a
45
74
4574
46%
45'4
46%
45 7
4
45%
12,200
No par
38 V8
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
6.500
$3.50 preferred
...No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
9074
91%
90
90%
90%
90%
90%
90%
90%
91%
540
17
1774
16%
17%
17
17 %
17
17%
17
17%
12,200
Standard Gas & Electric Co.No par
1574
15%
15
15%
15
15
14%
15
14%
15%
7,500
29% Mar 18
28 Va Jan
5
39% Dec
29
Standard Brands
91
86% Jan
4
92% Sep
22
12% May 17
12% jan 28
17% Dec
7
15% Dec
20
36%
Va
9%
*180
*180
190 74
*180
"974
27%
25
24.
9%
16
Square D Co
page
21%
27%
31
gee
54 7
2174
16 la
23
fAntnotM
28%
54 74
217a
27%
Dec
Wne
28%
54 74
217a
16
49% Nov
11
29
52%
22
1574
4
Feb
28 74'
53%
2174
15%
11
17% Jan
6
20% Mar 18
29 74
52
(A G) & Bros Inc
1
Withington Co
No par
53% Jan
15
28 74
5174
51%
27%
24% Jan
10% Sep
28%
22
2774
x2174
27%
6
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
Co
*90
7,400
27%
67% Mar 23
15
100
560
24 74
27%
31% Jan
70
;_50
ctfs
56'%
23 74
*
1
21% Aug 31
Sep
No par
Spalding
6% Dec
7.50
50
5674
23 7a
1874
17%
No par
50
56 74
2274
52
46%
(Del)—
50%
*56
23 74
18%
17%
40
&
Gas
Co
*49 74
5674
52%
46 %
49% May 20
Pacific
50 74
56 74
2274
50%
187a
5
21
Gas
Southern Natural
50
49 %
56 74
22%
53
25
Edison.
)
11
14
18%
8,100
22 74
*178
974
3974
Sep
99
9%
37%
36% Sep
5
*180
39
38
19% Jan
5174"
2174
37
South'n
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
28%
51
21%
*52
6
Indiana
27%
%
50
29
62% Dec
1
com_4.50
preferred
54% Dec
14
22
74
a
5,600
5674
57
22%
1
32% Dec
12% Sep
56%
10
Co
Carolina
*49%
100
Inc
29% Aug 23
55 Va Mar 31
8,600
10%
3174
43%
2
22
10%
10%
*30%
52 74
Co
60% Dec
22.700
38
1074
31%
5174
6
18
a
10%
1074
3174
10'A
*31
51%
4
Feb
36':
36%
10 74
3174
58%
31'%
51 %
36% Jan
44
1,000
4
52 %
California
19
3,900
417
51%
Corp
Southern
Jan
61V4
4174
No par
Oil
Southern
106
60
4174
16%
23
4
3574
35%
61%
43%
July 28
Oct
35 74
'
43 74
19
Apr 22
4'/a Mar 16
41
520
60
16 74
46% Dec
4
60
42
58 Va
43:%
5
82
62%
*41
74
60
59
42%
11
21
60
61'%
60
34
8%
8%
60
60
*40'/a
2,400
367 a
8%
61
417/a
3G74
26%
16%
15% Jan
Dec
70
43%
16%-'
4374
37% Jan
7% Mar 25
5,100
110
*108
108
108
10
7,200
'A
42%
2
7% Mar 17
32
16%
16% Feb
107
77
317a
417a
28 % Feb
2
76
317'a
16 %
39% Mar 13
29
78
31%
43 74
23
31
77
41
25 y2 May
Oct
92
16%
10
4% Dec
92
*88
43
24
4% Dec
60
92
500
23'A
39%
49% Mar 13
103
140
86
*22'%
108
108
5.700
114
22%
317'a
31%
.
86
22%
77%
76%
15,500
10
34 'A
114
Va.
'
98
92
*88
77
86
113
*110
22%
*22 "a'
22:%
33 'A
33'A
617/a
106
16'4
Dec
15"% May"25
86 '/a
87
113
a
*96%
*104
43
2 7'/a Feb
11
32%
32%
32'A
613
62%
98
106 %
*104
106
*104
32%
*96%
98%
*96%
99'%
61%
62%
61
62 %
106
98,200
106,600
24 74
40%
33% Feb
Dec"
7,200
2574
2074
39'/a
5
11 Va
14
14
2074
16%
23
40
May 21
80% Oct - 2
6,600
15%
11
Mar 30
13%
14
11,200
42%
29
73
19
29;%
16%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Eocony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
South
.
42'%
Jun
22% Jun
1374
40
1874
29
19
2874
30
23,900
40%
103%
40 3a
35% Dec
23
40 74
*10374
17
22%
11
34
%
74
167 a
60
Jan
13
40
103
17
59
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8% preferred
25
Jan
3974
*103 74
16
3%%
Z%
169
4174
10374
44
59%
%
169
165
%
.
100
43 '/a
58%
10%
*150
295
42
South
10
29
165
295
296
25%
*106
8 Va
34
296
2,600
40
Steel
&
18% Dec
Mar
296
900
44,60
42 3 4
*31
1
Eolvay American Corp 4%
54
76:%
23
42%
1
Aug 19
10% Dec 17
43% Nov
28'%
76 74
50c
4.20%
South
28 7«
43 Va
36 Va
*41
Pen
77%
76%
5
Co
Smith-Corona
Solar
*22 74
76 74
No par
No par
Smith
22
42
14% Dec
%
28 74
7674
19
*87
76%
No par
Co
Corp
Simonds Saw
Aug 27
5
3
22
28
2874
A
8
227a
29
76%
1,030
2074
*84%
*87
*16 Va
Skelly Oil Co
7
Mfg
14,100
25 74
*111
22%
7.50
28'/a Sep
Jan
1
22%
42%
Co
35
5
111
40
Co
&
A)
17% Jan
44
13%
*98%
85
110
5
common
Corp
(W
15
6
85
100
com
Co
(Frank
Sheaffer
43%
1374
32
common
Oil
2,200
44
20%
32
31%
15,100
43%
*10374
40
4574
97
2574
*104
issued"
Shattuck
31% Dec
15% Jan
Dec
8V« Jan
42% July 19
Sep
8
24 y, Dec
61%
44%
96:%
35
24%
98
25
preferred
25% Jan
32
&
Rubber
Inc
700
19%
j
106
5
79 Va Nov
Sears
1,200
*16%
13%
a
98
Seagrave Corp
12
26
137
20 %
61
87a
28
25%
1
57 Va Mar 10
3
62% Dec
XI
13 %
preferred-No par
21% Jan
17
Sep
19
28
*104
Co
26% Mar 27
20 y4
18%
27%
19%
100
RR
Co
11
8% Sep 15
So V, Apr
13,000
14
14
22%
*150
4174
103 74
No par
(The)
fund
Oil
180
40%
10374
24%
No par
preferred
Line
sink
*150
41%
40
5
preferred
Seaboard
170
103%' 103 %
100
Finance
42
Dec
3.35%
165
15c
preferred
conv
Elec
62,000
20%
108
.
296
1.40
Inc
common
92
45'/a July 31
Ma"r~24
Co
4.30%
Scranton
295
No par
14
Jan
5
100
10
10
prelerred
30
74
100
common
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
31
29
17%
Co
4.40%
Mfg
72%
96 7'a
7574
290
71
4374
28%
7674
Dec
79% Jan
26
29
757a
22% Dec
15
Dec" 29
% Mar 23
114
3
63 */3 Jun
12%
Scovill
17% Dec
19
99% Aug 24
31
34% Dec
10
14
21% Sep 15
$4
4
Jun
36% Sep
16
25 Va Jan
22%
28 %
285
11,600
107%
*22 74
22 74
280
10%
107
42%
76%
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
23
42 74
22%
Ry Co—100
15,600
1067a
96
29%
100
40
28 :a
10874
95
107
75 Va
5%
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corpl
22
42
10
44% -.4574
45 74
44 %
96
28 %
A
series A
Ean Diego Gas & Electric Co
Dec
8
42%
45
108%
22 Va
Paper
pfd
Va
95%
*108 74
No par
Power
&
prelerred
noncum
Regis
let
66% Nov
98
Jan
86 '/a Feb
110
5%
St
42
44%
96
Co common—No par
series
St Louis Southwestern
108% Nov
May 26
15 y* Jun
98
Joseph
Preferred
15
20 Va Jan
Nov
15
10'/a Dec
Light
23
1
3
10
Lead Co
8
23% Mar 25
17% Sep
21
St Joseph
44%
108
95 %
300
105'%
Va
27
48
1^%
437/a
266
*104
9%
'
27:%
20%
13%
108
1,500
50,100
48
13%
10
266
800
.
71'A
48
100
prelerred
conv
7,500
42
48
48
3
common
preferred
Nov
Jan
9lVa Sep
Stores
4.30%
18% Jan
3
312
4%
22
23
14
Sep 15
5
4
1.400,
2U7a
48
5
(Jacob)
18.800
20-8
a
1
(The)
62 '/a Jan
19% Ncv *>\
22
99% Oct
112 'A Oct
31% Jan
61
4
14
44
Corp
36%
70 7a
71'a
21'/4 Nov
38y4 Jan
43%
7
9%
10%
9
McBee
*40
270
105%
4
9
a
265
20
Ronson Corp
103 Va Jun
30% Oct
*
36%
34'%
100
1
common
14% Jan
13
12
34 %
1
Co
preferred series A
55% Aug
Jun
700
350
35 %
24
81
83%
101 '/a
72
11
32% Jan
56
83%
101
36 '/4
9% M".y
16% Mar
4,700
41,200
a
73 1«
7% Jem
21
12 Va Aug 23
*51
84'%
101%
427
35 V4
Co
Ritter Company
33 '/a May
56
*83%
101%
101%
'%
34%
29
8% May 27
42
35 %
Oil
J-m
17 % Mar 23
*51
83
83
43 Va
71 %
Apr
Dec" ~1~5
42%
A
737a
28% Dec
35
33,000
39.900
...
34
Jun
Va
—
72%
3
26% Dec 31
8%
122 %
■
26%
35%
a
8'A
121'A
121 'A -122'%
25
34
Richfield
18% jr.
8%
8
122
120
34%
22
92
II
*
8%
8
7:a
120
Paper Co———.5.
77 Va Dec
41
13
66
64%
•
1
Manufacturing
11
7
30
1,800
153,800
.
No par
Rheem
Rhinelander
9
48% Jan
5ya%
10% Jan
14'A
85%
100'A
4
23,200
14 %
81%'
100
41
May 18
34% Dee, 23
6%
11
82 V*
100
4
6%
14
78%
series.
.
6 Va
14
78%
series
115
14 l/a
6%
13%
75 ;4
3.60%
23
22% Jan
6%
13%
75%
4.50%
4f;% Dec
Dec" 29
6%
6%.
a
Prelerred
4
~fi% Sep~24
61
13:4s
74%
Preferred
12
0
54,000
9
Jan
21% Nov
5,700
40%
3
17% Jan
43 Va Dec
28 Va
40
10
25% Aug 14
22% Oct
28
41
Feb
May
310
28'A
38%
Dec
20
102
28
Nov
4
101%
220
30.500
39
88
6
33%
28%
105
Aug
64
33%
a
38%
2
24
3
101
637a
34
27%
2
Dee
4
800
38*%
Mar 16
37
4,500
277a
July
37
1,100
147 a
37%
46
12
7%
31%
14-a
101
33 3
102
7%
31%
637
»63
7%
30 %
1414
.4
277a
10
Common
34%
102
lOJ
7%
63 %
33%
78
21% V.VJ
44% Mar 10
16% Sep
'62%
33%
-102
No par
No pur
2.50
No par
1
10
com
64
32%
1.
1
50c
10
Corp__
Corp
*
50c
25
preferred
Holding Corp
Aviation
-
■
95% Juxy
25% Jan
500
13%
33 % Dec
Jan
65
400
.*7%
22
54
300
4'
*30', 4
Dec
3
30
7%
8% Dec
Dec
35 3
*2.)
13%
267/a Dec
44 V4
*35
29 %
30%
Copper & Brass
Rexall Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals Co coin
2
33% July
42
35 %
*28%
7%
Revere
22
42%
35%
%
13 Li
31
36% Dec
*42'A
29
30 V4
70% Dec
125
4
35
28%
Co—
&
24
4
42'
35
8,100
37% Feb
12
*28
42%
3o %
35:2
34%
2.)
12,600
20
22
42
42 'A
29
*41%
42
34%
16%
7
Jun
6,600
22%
14
Jan
33%
16
31'A Apr
5
33 %
21%
Republic Steel
6
33%
16% *
8
51% Jan
33 %
21%
31
16
34
16
14% Dec
22
33 Va
21%
85% Dec
Jan
33%
16%
4
9% Mar 20
33'A
21 'a
11,
6% Apr
92,000
33%
21%
26
56
20%
lo %
Jan
14
19-4
15%
10 Va Jan
13
2,800
20%
21%
47% Jan
21
38ia
ly-Ja
lo%
3
5% Feb
38'a
19%
21
52% Mar 17
4% Sep
39%
18%
15%
11% Jun
42% Sep
38%
18%
21
14
42% Oct
39
18%
1J%
40% Sep
4% May 13
11,400
38%
18%
20%
pfd 3V2%
Republic
61 %
50c
Mfg
$4 50
GO'A
39 Va
42
Remington-Rand common
Reo
60%
32%
Stores
Reliance
23
4
18
9% Sep
31
13
84
12
143a Dec
7
8 % May
14 Vi Jan
59%
3.4 %
10
prior preference
Corp
No par
div
Reliable
61
18
*28
Inc_
(Robt)
$1.25
20
24% July
Shares
60
No par
Co..
Bit
Bros
Reeves
Reis
7% Mar 23
13% Sep
19 Va Jan
18% July 22
Hosiery
the Week
Dei. .»!
39
50
5
preferred
Mills
2nd
noncum
Friday
Drc. Jo
39
—50
1st preferred
noncum
4%
,
common
Roller
22 »/4 Mar
15 y« Jan
23
25
4%
Co
Mfg
Sales for
Thursday
Dee. 2:1
00%
59
59%
4
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. £8
58 3
1
25
5
50
common
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 27
Par
preferred
$2
41 y4
29 Vz Nov
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Fyvest
LOW
STOCKS
Kappe for Previous
Conv $4.50
2
pfd (stamped).No
Inc
com
10%
10%
1074
10%
10%
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.
750
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 131
(23)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
tu.
ic<tr
49 % oep
NEW
-...
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
5^% Jan
V Ouiv
LOW
STOCK
Monflffiy
EXCHANGE
4
79% Oct
4
Standard
29
48 Va Dec
8
Standard
8
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey..
15
81
Standard
Oil
of
Oliio
common
in
42
IGu
101
Sep 15
78% Jan
5
71% Jan
4
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
32
4
45
May 11
8% Dec 30
100% Jan
12
Jail
6
102
Oct
26
10% Feb
8
% Jail
4
20% Dec
30
94
8% Sep
40 % Feb
99
13% Mar 26
17
7
1
12'A/May 11
5
47 % Dec
/a
1
Jan
42 '/a Feb
7
112 V, Dec
Dec
3% %
Vz Mar 11
Oil
California...No par
Indiana new
25
ol'
preferred series A
Standard
Equip Ml'g Co
Ry
5
5J vii-OCt
30 % May
5
42% July 30
SUufler
11 % Jan
5
13% Dec
14
Sterchi
38
30
32% Jan
87
4
36 % Feb
17
46% Dec
6
Dec
„
21
Jun
24
94% Jan
14
91'A Jan
7
25 % Nov
23
36'A Jan
2
22% Apr
30
,
74%
74%
74%
76 Va
76%
77%
50,500
46 %
47'4
'46%
47 Va
47%
48
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29,100
168%
109%
108%
110%
109%
110%
111%
61,100
42%
Fvb
15
3%%
8%
45
13%
44
(J
P)
100
Co
<Ss
lnc
15
16% Sep
12% Dec
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
29
17% Feb
2
13 Vz Jan
4
10% Sep
15
16% Mar 11
12
1
18% Nov
9
17'A Jan
8
19% Aug 24
15
28% Jan
9
21'% Jan
4
27% Dec
35 V2 Nov
1
43% Aug 19
10'/a Nov
23
14% D:c
20
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
14
30 '/a Jan
11
48
Nov
30
{Sunbeam
MO'/a Mar 13
UVa Jan
4
12% Nov
24
Sun
loVz Juiy
-20% Dec
26% Jun
10
8% .Sep
23
92
38
Dec
26% Dec
Oct
20
9 .i
Feb
2
89
Feb
18
82% Jan
5
69
J ail-
7
68% Dec
30
6
llo Va Jail
30
21% Mar 25
24% Jan 26
16
23% Mar 26
21
Sep
15
73 % Nov
6% Nov
17
15
Sep
23% Sep
19% Sep
66
520
117
1
14
Jan.
86Va
23
70
Dec
30
7
118 % Aug
9
Class
4
23% Dec
19%
44%
45%
44 %
44%
4o%
45 Va
46
46
1,000
38 %
38 %
38%
38'4
39%
38%
39%
3.)%
40
2.400
13%
13%
13%
15%
13 (b
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14
13%
13%
1,400
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44%
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,
44 '4
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%
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95
95%
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96 (a
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96 Va
30
28
28
23%
28'4
28%
28 Va
28%
28,600
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26
26%
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26%
26 Vb
28%
19%
19%
20
19'4
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19%
19%
mv
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
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19 %
19%
19%
19%
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19%
400
27%
27 Vb
27%
18.500
41%
40%
41 V4
2,800
4%%
Sunray
4
4%%
conv
11
84% Dec
3D
12
816
Corp
3
Sunshine
2
Superior Oil
20
14% Jan
4
20% Dec
31
Superior
6
30 % Jan
11
50
30
Sutherland
16
Feb
26
24% Nov
10
Sweets
4 1
% Feb
4
51
V2
S.p
28
Swift
31% Jan
4
48%
j-.ee
16
Syivania
96
Dec
23
Nov
13
18% Dec
11
33% Jan
2
44% Dec
14
29% Sep
21
78
Sep
97% Jun
30
16
111% Jan
5
10u. % Jan
14
147%. Dec
1G
4% Sep
15
7% Feb
25
4% Feb
24
7 % Dec
29
40
Jan
86
May 22
5
81 Va Jau
13
$4
of
Steel
*19%
27
27%
26%
27%
21 Vu
27%
27
40%
43%
40%
41
41%
41%
41
.
Jan
5
8% Jan
20
17% Nov
17
16% Aug
13
——
49%.Sep
34
18
14 % Jan
58 % Dec
27
24
13%
13%
13%
13%
13-it
1..-4
14
43
45%
45 %
45%
45
45
11%
12'4
12
12'A
12 %
12
99
99
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103
130
70
1,600
No par
*97
85
99
100
*87
85%
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70
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70
117%
1
22
22%
25%
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25
81%
82%
11
11%
22%
25%
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2jVb
83 %
11%
83 %
11%
11%
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9,600
790
68%
22%
69%
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118%
118%
23%
23%
22%
25%
2b
70
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25 lb
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26
26'A
26
%
84
83
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11%
11%
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4
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23%
98,300
25 'A
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83
200
26 V4
1,600
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11%
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40
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2,200
12
11,600
790
200
50
(The)
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19 Vz
19%
19%
20%
8,700
5
lnc
43%
48%
43%
49%
48 %
49
48%
48%
48%
48%
2,700
22
22
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
4.16%
22 Vb
21%
22
43 %
48%
47%
48'A
47%
48%
47 Vz
47%-
47%
47%
12,000
7.50
coin
4u %
4 7%
46 %
47%
43%
47%
46 'A
47 (a
46%
47%
la,700
lib
6
Corp
%
95%
138%
7
*35%
1
(conv)
96
141
No par
No par
x.i
pfd
Gould
18 %
Nov
26
Talcott. Inc
33
Dec
15
Telautograph
47% Nov
23
Tennessee
83
29
Texas
Nov
2,300
'
118%
22%
81%
%
751
750
*117
26%
26 %
101,000
Va
'
117%
22
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12.50
101
100
86
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117'%
85
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.
100
85
70
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lnc
Prod
cum
25
4
9,200
25
16
57 % Jail
2,000
11%
California..
America
Jan
14
X
45
Corp—
Elec
38 % Nov
______
15,700
v
13
b'/u
96
95%
142
141%
*
95%
142
6%
7
i)5 %
57
(James)
9
Corp.....
Corp
48
2.50
new...-
4
140 Vz
6'
it
Co....
25
Jan
2
54% Apr
1
39
Jail
11
98% Dec
30
Texas
Gulf
lb 'A Dec
Producing Co..
15
110% Jan
5
80% Jan
4
126% Dec
23
Texas
Gull
Sulphur..
Dec
20
4a% Dec
23
5% Jan
5
18%
*18
18%
18
31%
32 %
32
32%
32%
32%
'j
44 %
44%
44
%
44%
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84
%
84
85 %
%
83 %
84 %
-
93
94%
10
93
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No par
124
126%
124%
124%
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123
bo
410
1,000
7 Vu
13,900
;
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17%
100
32
32'A
3,900
45'/a
45 Va
4,400
17%
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85 Va
65%
85 Vb
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121 'A
124
123
86 Va
18,000
98'A
97
1.8 Va
55 Va
95%
96 Va
145
0%
32 ("4
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121'A
1,000
45'V'a
32
45
18
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7(8
44
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^
1-tU (
1 'A
:
14
•
11%
pfd ser 1950—20
preferred
$4.40
19%
-
44%.
Co
Symington
lava
*
11%
Paper Co common
Co of
&
17%.
13%
Mining Co
Nov
19
17%
46
common
2nd
Sunshine Biscuits
D.c
JL.n
72
19%
11%
preferred series A
5%%
8
24%
15,100
22,100
13%
preferred
28
4
25
%
20
1 i %
issued"
31
Jan
27
19%
19
No par
25% Oct
Oil
27 %
.
20 %
4-1%
preferred
26% Dec
Jan
22% Jan
A
"when
A
9a
%
19%
20)8
0%
1
common...
Common
300
19 %•
Vb
10
common
3
7
32
Co
24,900
102
9
..Nopar
Corp
U
635
14
Oil
45
102
9 Va
24%
10
44%
44%
103
9'A
1
--No par
Corp
series
$4.50
43%
*100
9% / ..*>
Vb
15%
5
.—
Aug
29
15
12% Jan
30
43 Vb
103
9
5
Webster
Chemical
Dec
22
13% Sep
Stone &
%
*100
9%
20
Strom berg-Carlson
Sun
.1
r
lnc comirion
Camp
prior preference
Nov
Dec
25
Jan
101
29
5%
i
Coi;p
Fuller Co
&
Baer
71% Jan
19
10% Jan
660
May 12
Stokely-Van
16% Jan
1
July
Slix
24 % Jan
if
lib
Stewart-Warner
15
23
20
1
68*% Nov
29
Dec
18% Nov
Mar 25
42
103
110
45%.
72
*94%
26
110
42%
*100%
9
38
preferred...
Stevens
109%
42%
101
.10
5
Shares
74%
47
No par
common
the Week
Dec. 31
46%
19%
_1
Friday
3')*
73%
19%
lnc
Dec.
74%
8%
Co..
Sterling Drug Ine
91 % Mar 31
30%
Chemical
Bros Stores
Sales for
iJnirsdav
47%
'
10% Dec
TRICES
Dec. 29
72%
5
Warner Corp.——
Slarrelt Co (The) L S
SALE
Wednesday
4o %
1
Stanley
17% May 25
22
ol
Oil
HIGH
Dec. z*
Par
52% Jan
5
67
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 2 7
-
Highest
44% Oct
21
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Range for Year 1054
i
11,100
125%
4,500
■
■
•
__
.
41
^
514 Oct
6
5% Oct
15
30% Sep
14
42% Feb
24
"When
issued'
9% Dec
.
103
15
10
48% Dec
6 %- Dec
18
12% Mar
Dec
138
30
15
Sub
27
Texas
&
29
Texas
Utilities
6% J.i 11
4
12% Dec
31
Textron
30
19% Nov
19
19% Dec
23
49% Dec
23
13% Jan
5
13% Jan
7
38% Jail
4
8% Jan
22
6% Jun
11
39% May 17
% Dec
31
Jun
14
—
Thernioid
1
12
Sep
24
.'—No
31
Thompson (J Ri
Thompson Products Inc
Dec
8
16
4 %
Co
46,100
13
5
par
preferred
Transit
50
15
18
169,
65
66
65 Va
66
65 Va
65
Vz
7,300
11%
12
11%
12 V#
12
12'A
19,300
18
18'A
18
18
18'A
18%
18
18%
18%
48 %
48 %
12%
12 %
*12%
12%
8%
8%
8%
2,200
18%
18'/a
18%
4,100
48
48%
48%
11%
12
11%
12
48%
48%
104'/4
*103%
24%
24%
24
'
26%
27
46%
11'A
11%
51
*11
11 %
52 'A
52
10,300
9
43%
40
6 %
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11%
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6
6
%
it
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43%
200
13,800
53
50%
52'/a
*103%
104%
21 (a
24%
25(4
25
25%
18,700
26%
27
27
27
27
27%
29,300
4J'4
48%
*
%
1041'a
2 4 Vb
104 %
24 'A
5%
390
1,000
103 'A
50%
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43%
5%
87
9
8%
9
43%
11'A
10
48
18 V\
18%
•
5 Va
100
new—5
com
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500
168
12
8%
11%
*162
48
78
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5%
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169 "A
*165
tb/a
±3
12
43
5%
11%
*
8%
43
4.%
5%
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13 %
13%
*162 %
18 %
13%
13%
13%
169%
48%
*43
13'A
13
172
18%
Corp.No par
__r_,
Associated
Wafer
9,300
*165
13%
,
48
1
common..
convertible
Avenue
preferred
Tide
13%
No par
8% July
Dec
18,100
18
t Third
53
48%
17%
7
27% Nov
48
13 %
15
104
48%
No par
-
Ml'g Co common
Dec
7
48 (A
11%
Dec
18
49%
11%
Jan
18'A July 20
48
11%
7
92 % Jan
48%
11%
9
2
47
50c
44
27% Mar 25
48%.
64 %
9
97% Jan
8.900
47%
62 %
J % Mai
42 % Oct
1
14
13%
62%
3
...
42'A
13'A
62
Fair.
$2.50
42
13%
170
27
29
42
13'A
100
preference
conv
The
41'A
13%
--No par
preferred
conv
July 30
41%
13%
x-d.Si.riuution_._l
Ry Co
Thatcher Glass
$2.40
41%
13'/a
cdminon.
Inc
$1.25
41%
12%
Co....
Feb
44
•
le% Oct
17
ctfs
Pacific
14'4 Mar 12
15
88% Jan
y
41 %
13
Trust—
3 % Aug
15
9'A Oct
8
9(4 Jan
4
1% Jan
Mar 26
share
Oil
&
Land
Dec
14% Mar 10
j
Pacific
15% Dec
42%
12%
10
Iiic
Coal
Dec
6
12% Jan
Pacific
66
42
3r
Texas
172
11% Aug 31
"7Te Dec
16
9
Jan
3a% Nuv
17
instruments
11
107
16
17% Jan
13
Texas
50% Dec
4
19
46% Mar
Mar" 9
Sep
37% Jan
13
Jan
41%
_1
,
Oct
Texas
35
14
50 'A
50%
52
51%
52%
17,000
*103 %
104%
'
26% Dec
1
27% Nov
16
36 Vb Jan
4
52 % Dec
31
T3 '/s Mar 25
12% Jan
5
15 Vb Aug
25% Feb
2
40%
„
35
Dec
11% Jun
10
23 '4 Sep
14
12% Sep
,
46% Jan
29
,
5
6
"When
Tiniken
Toledo
issued"
Roller
26%
—
Bearing
Edison
Co
No par
14
13 Vu Jan
12
30% Dec
30
Dec
10
25
Feb
2
15 % Apr
19
21% Aug
16
Transue &
13% Sep
15
17% Jan
27
15% Jan
4
27 Vz Dec
31
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55% Oct
26
60 Vb Nov
26
23
17
..
15
Dec
29
20% Jan
30
13
Apr
42% Jun
19
47 % Feb
25
42
May 28
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
31
19% Dec
31
53
Dec
31
10'A Jan
1*
0
£O>
19
52 % Dec
17
54
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3)
30 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14 (2
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,000
37%
£3%
38
38%
38%
40%
39%
40
33%
40%
27,500
28,900
13% Jan
2
21% Dec
23
anu
:)
Dec
31
15
15
Jun
8
13 % Jan
18
19% Dec
6
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
57 % Dec
6
5%
5% Dec
18
hut
1
16% Nov
30
Twin
32 % Dec
13
41% Dec
22
TXL
7
14% Dec
6
24
38% D->c
lb
9% Mar 20
....—
-
.
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20th
18%
20
26»
26 %
27 %
30,500
58 %
58%
58
53'A
56%
57%
57%
57 %
1,200
19%
15,000
*18%
58
58
Coal
common—..1
Co
A
27 (a
27%
.27%
%
52%
53
53 Va
28%
29 Vt
52%
52%
52
prior
Coach
17%
*50%
27 %
1
Century Fox Film
conv
17%
53 '/a
27%
27%
1
new
preferred
50
;
28%
27-a
18%
17%
18
17%
*54
57
(The)
w
%
15%
11%
3o%
40%
33%
52
53
2.8%
29
7,200
54
53
%
54
2,200
29 %
30%
18
18
57
•52
29%
18%
58
18%
*52
30%
69,600
18%
3,100
58
15
15%
15
15
14%
15
3J'A
40 %
a
400
52
28%
52
18
15%
1
i_
1
800
53 %
52
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"
53
1
Co
Corp
28%
27%
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18
18
18
17%
17%
*50%
27%
Twin City Rap Trail ;it com—No par
30%
18
*50
common
29 Va
%
52
13
50
(conv)
%
preferred 1J54 ssr.50
conv
Oil
19%
26 %
2j
27%
19%
26 %
Tung-Sol Electric Co
25
30%
*19
26%
27%
2b %
Preferred series
11% Jan
29%
19%
26%-
27%
*18%
1
50
Trimx-Truer
35 % Sep
30
18%
26%
5
No par
....
4.00%
30'A
19%
26
Inc
'
,
.
Williams Steel
Corp common
preferred
$2.70
A
2
Tran'samerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
Dl?c
47
5
(The)
29% Mar lg
20 Vb Feb 25
27
46
40'
38 Tu
39 %
3.) 'A
40 %
i
5,100
73,700
u
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
7
Dec
23
13% Jan
8
7% Jan
38% Sep
61 % Jun
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jail
16
75% Dec
70% Feb
11% Dec 31
19% Jun
98
16
18
17% Jan
6
24% Mar
9
4
110
Jan
2
15
97
Jan
6
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
Jun
18
100% Nov
37% Jun
10
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
5
90
100
Sep
44y4 Jun
15
17
27
Feb
i %
Underwood
16
Union
75
Nov
16
Union
July 12
Union
Carbide
23
July 23
9
28% Dec
Jan
104% Jan
Corp
d Union
Sep
28
Preferred
$4.50
Oct
14
Preferred
$3.70
85
Jan
94
Preferred
$3.50
6
99
24
50% Dec
Apr
7
Jan
105
Nov
24
38% Jan
59
% Nov
24
Union
103 % Jan
154
Dec
20
Union
Preferred
51% Aug 23
Oil
102% Jun
3
106% Jan
29
21% Dec
31
87
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
100
July 21
Jan
6
106% Feb
3
21% Apr
27
38% Dec
29
11912 Dec
2D
103 % Oct
21
13% Jun
16
16% Mar 20
48% Sep
15
61 VA
25% Sep
23
31 % P
3% Apr
23
Jari
14
Jun
19% Sep
23
Aug 31
75% Dec
20
Dec
29
50% Dec
38 % May 26
49
Jan
3% Feb
25
67
Jan
2
4% Jun
24
49
Feb
18
70% Apr
29
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
63% Jun
29
10
Sep 30
8
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
10% Sep
11% Dec
15
17% Jan
8
28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
44
28
58% Jan
14
45% Jan
Sep
23% July 22
30
30% Jun
17
37% Feb
11% Dec
29
1
Dec
46
Sep
14
15
22
Sep
103% Oct
159
14
•
49% Jan
31% Jari
9
175
Jan
.
5
Mar 16
15% Nov 27
35% Jan
30
68'
7% Sep
15
34% Jan
8
175
fon?notes
see
*90
90 %
*102
103
*102
91'A
91%
103
*90
91 %
0%
103.
*100%
103
*102
*
91'A
*101
103
152%
151%
152%
51%
51 %
51%
51.%
51%
51%
51 %
51%
51%
27%
27 (a
27 34
27 Vis
27 %
27%
27 3
4
7,900
79
77
78%
76%
77%
77%
78%
10,600
,
55%
No par
27%
27%
Corp common—.5
76%
78%
76%
preferred..—100
105%
105 %
*104%
105%
105 Vz
105'/a
10
36%
36%
36 %
37%
36%
58%
119'%
11.9 Va
Co
Inc
common
1952.100
29%
series of
of
&
No par
:
Carton
Corp.—10
*104
105
74
49 %
Cig"-Whelan Stores com—30c
5 %
.
17%
17%
37%
29%
118
30%
30%
106 %
.
17 Va
37%
119 %
*116
*103%
30
107
*105
38%
105
17%
17 %
17
16,800
153%
3,900
1,300
400
105%
38%
25,000
700
119
5,700
30%
110
105
17%
2,800
200
49%
*36%
*104
105%
*105
56%
74%
——
—No par
107
17%
17%
17%
23%
29%
29%
29%
105
116%
115
116
*114%
America.—No par
4%%
152
152%
150
153
151
27%
55%
56
55 %
56 Va
...No par
Co
issued—
Fastener
37%
*50%
50%
*48%
•
49%
49
50 Va
50
36%
36%
37
37
37
5%
78
5%
5%
5Va
5%
5%
78%
*77%
78 Vz
*77%
78 %
37
•37
.77%
40
6 %
29,800
10%
6,700
100
5'8
6 %
6
6
6
6
6
6 %
6 'A.
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
9'A
9%
9%
9%
100
*75%
77%
75 %
75%
76 Va
*74%
5
16%
17
16%
17
convertible preferred.
preferred
Electric Coal Cos—
(4
400
17,100
77%
Corp (Del)
■
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
United
'
1,900
37
5 %
*78'/a
,.
50%
5%
538
79'/a
7%
~30
91 %
i
90
78%
76%
76%
16%
16%
16%
17
2,600
13%
14'4
14
14%
13%
3.4
14,400
54 7 b
56%
55
55%
55 3b
57
71.700
33%
21,300
*74'A
16%
-17
Dec
6
United
Gas
10
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33 »A
•32%
33 %
38
38
37%
38 %
38%
38:%
38%
38 %
38
38
17%
18%
18
'
18%
I8V4
18%
18%
48%
18%
18%
53,600
1
2%
2%
2 %
2(4
2 Va
2%
2%
2%
2 %
43,800
(The).l
2%
82%
5,700
4
Gas
United
Merch
15
Park
U
Foreign Securities
8
Nov
*
United
15
38% Dec
Corp
United
Jun
233
Co
31
Aug 19
S
&
$4.50
1st
S
Freight
U
S
Gypsum
4
13% Dec
31
5
40% Dec
31
7%
U
S
S
Inc..
..No par
81
-No par
*105%
1
No par
35%
Co common..
—20
218%
Co
preferred
..100
Hoffman
4%%
U
Mfrs
City Mines Co
U
8
&
preferred
18
31
13%
Improvement Co
30
31
24
No par
90%
3314
87% Dec
oayp
102
54 %
Dec
May
*97%
13%
Dec
7% May
102
52
44
34
*97%
13%
184
7
101
Vz
52%
25
7
*97
13%
14% Mar 17
May
101
51%
54 "4 Mar 11
11% May
*97%
No par
9
33
Jan
101
Fruit
23
Feb
*57 Va
Engineering & Foundry..__5
86% Dec
114% Jan
.540
series——.No par
United
107
22% Jan
20
111%
United
35
100% Jan
4,500
series—_—No par
111'A
27%
31
2% Sep
5
27%
112
27%
: D°c
57
38 3
23
27%
1 12
15 % July 20
4
18% DC
Jan
27%
111%
51%
Carbon
When
United
33,500
27 Va
111 Va
151%
Car
United-Carr
$3 50
22
27%
112%
27 %
27 "A
27%
50
Board
United
4,200
19,100
312
$4.50 preferred
United
21%
22
21%
21 %
20
19%
7,100
71
87%
13 Tb
1 % Jan
65
17
Xl8%
%
50
Biscuit
United
Aug 23
11 % Jan
120
Aug 17
88
17% Dec
3
56% Nov
For
9
2% May 12
101% Dec
86
.
preferred.
Air Lines
Preferred
6
6% Nov
11
May 25
27% Jan
10
13
80% Jan
33 % Mar
13
Jun
12
Mar 27
13% Mar
10
95% Sep
6% Dee
29
5% Jan
23
5% Feb
86
24
69%
87 In
70%
86%
Corp..10
series
convertible
United
2 j
12
57
27
4% Feb
5%
United
107% Apf 20
1
etTII
'
Jarw27
40
29
5
70 %
86
70
85%
common
Aircraft
11
69%
87
70%
86%
113
Pacific RR Co
Tank
11
03%
70
85%
112
iioncumillative
4%
Union
25% Nov
69 Va
86'A
—5
56 Vb
United
87% Jau
16,600
10
55%
24
23
38 %
9%
56 %
20
30
8,800
38
9%
55%
29% Jun
39% Dec
107
14%
38%
1
25
79% Dec
104% Jan
14 %
%
9%
:_No par
11
July
14%
3
9%
series..
19
103 %
32% Mar 25
14 %
38%
5*8
x14
California
$4
ot
45% J..n
21
14 Va
37%
9%
20
Materials
Chem &
25% Oct
31% Apr
14%
38 %
9%
Elec Co of Mo common.—10
Union
99
Jan
13%
36%
9%
No par
Carbon
&
92% Aug
48
14%
36 %
9%
^Asbestos & Rubber Co.:
113
6
14%
35%
Bag & Paper Corp
89
A
8
50% Jan
1
No par
Udylite Corp (The)
29
g
10%
11% Jan
2
Jun
82% Jun
-
11 % May
Machinery
preferred —i
Industries
4% %
Inc
preferred
com
common
series
A
5
—,100
t
81%
81
106%
*106
82 %
,
106 %
T
81 %
106
82 V4
106 ('4
82
81 %
106%
106
'
35%
37
35%
37 'a
38
37%
227 %
222
219
223
224
226
185
*183
183
38(a
81%
*106
37%
228
228
183
*183
106'A
37%'
229
74 %
1,800
100
2,800
4,200
10
185
*183
185
33%
34
33%
36
38
42
40
41 %
41%
44
83%
83:%
82 "a
84
£4%
86
86
86
87%
87%
800
*183
1
12%
12%
12%
50
*39%
39%
*39 %
.
13%
12%
40 %
**37 Va
13 1
40
4
19,200
12%
13
13
13%
33,200
*39%
40
40
40%
100
n
V.
24
The Commercial and Financial
(24)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Highest
13'/» Nov
22 % Jan
23
7 Va Oct
NEW
Range for Year 1954
I
Lowest
133% Mar 17
26
8
20'% Dec
29
7% Feb
22
Jan
22
24
8% Dec
U
40% Mar 17
36'% Jan
4
773/4 Dec
21
U
57 Vz Dec
11
64
593% Feb
3
68'% Dec
6
U
U
6
23
32% Feb
2
Nov
29
26
85% Jan
5
70'% Jan
7
91
Oct
26
33%%
9
97% Apr
31% Jan
6
79'% Jan
13
103
Dec
6
3;,/4%
2
29'% Jan
11
467% Dec
6
144% Mar 11
134'% Jan
23% Aug
31
24
Jan
11
S
Oct
Oct
39
6
16372 Oct
7
37
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
54
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
543% Jan
13
64'% Sep
17
33% Sep
15
44% Jan
5
39
Jan
11
74'% Dec
31
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
167a Jun
24
U
.127% Sep
135
18
Aug 31
17 7a Dec
10
21% Feb
26
4
39% Nov
Dec
18 3/s Oct
11
S
S
S
7%
U
Co
9
35
Jan
26
38'% Mar 10
2
8% May 25
7
Jan
4
137a Nov 23
United
Stockyards
9% Mar 19
6 3% Jan
4
11'% July 14
United
Stores $4.20
7372 Jan
5
1
F/a Jan
4
31
Mar 18
4
Mar 19
31
Dec
90
30
1% Dec
29 % Mar 12
11'% May 12
263% Jun
8
22'% Jan
98
Dec
3
Dec
31
20'% Dec
31
443/4 Dec
convertible
$6
31% Oct
14
17% Mar 23
ll3/, Jan
k
19% Oct
5
Van
8
32% Mar 25
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
31
Van
5 % Jan
4
M^29
3
127
2,4,% Apr 28
29
88
92
12J>% Jub
July 17
16% Oct
8
Aug 27
Apr 13
124 % Mar 26
134
July 30
Nov
20% Jan
Mar 20
4
363/4 Dec
89
30
Jan
4
95% May 26
28
25% Jan
8
20
Jan
4
15
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
22% Jun
23
27% Nov
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
106
17
5
114% Nov
12
92
July 20
100% Dec
24
92
Jun
3
100 % Oct
25% Dec
31
25% Dec
28
Jun
36% Mar
July 19
30
101% Jan
19
2
25 % Jan
4
19
25% Jan
4
30
Feb
5
64
Dec
Mar
Jan
7
18
Jun
22
30
14% Dec
27
99
35% Feb
t
3
136
Sep
112
57% Dec
Mar 26
48% Oct
30
11
152% Aug 30
33% July 28
Power
Co
Corp
Shreve
5%
158 %
159'%
59%
57'%
58%
57
58'%
6l'%
62
61%
62'%
61'%
62
69
707a
69 7b
71%
717%
73'%
72
73
160
160'%
160a%
I6I74
No par
3 V2V0
Virginia
Elec &
1.300
10:%
10
107%
93
93
92
10,800
92
92'%
93
92 %
93
93
93
Nov
9
$4.20
dividend
40% Dec
29
Virginian Ry Co
30% Dec
31
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
107
1
Mar 25
71% May 19
4
13
May 17
16% Dec
31
Vulcan
307a
29-3%
100
*80'%
6
30
Oct
21
7%
Mar 20
76
Dec
23
Wabash
RR
3
Waldorf
82
81
41'%
38%
39%
System
31
307%
31'%
5,400
82
82%
83'%
837%
837%
600
413%
37%
30%
817b
417b
42'%
42
42
42'%
42'%
1,800
4074
24.200
39%
38%
40%
\
39%
403%
39'%
16%
;o%
16%
16
167b
167%
167%
31%
♦31%
31%
31%
32'%
32'%
327%
2.000
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
674
67%
67%
54%
21,300
53%
54%
53 %
53'%
2,700
53%
54
'133
♦133
♦133
54
*133
♦133
3G
36
36-78
367a
93
92%
93
£2%
92%
♦92%
43
44%
42%
137
31%
115
>103%
104%
•104
136
32
32%
4114
105
38%
44%
136
43%
136%
32%
32 3/«
44-%
36-%
94
43
32%
*92%
44%
136
137
—
136%
32%
■4-.—
36%
L,
43'/»
135
33%
6.700
'
*133
35%
136%
53
*133
'133
35%
93
■
...;V
36%
j;
7.400
94
200
44
9,900
136*%
33%
33
1,900
14,600
114
114
115
115
♦114
115
♦114
115
♦103
105
♦103
105
'103
105
♦103
105
104%
♦104
105
*104
105
*103'%
105
103%
90
130
10
38%
38%
39
40%
393/4
39'/a
397a
40%
5.400
29
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
30*%
68
67
67
30%
67%
68
66
^.200
66
66
66
1.700
15%
5
38%
29%
66
25
preferred
50
31'%
82
34%
5
:_.25
common
3,100
3,900
164
'
30'%
16%
100
.
443/4.
327b
32
*162
31%
100
———
1,800
16%
100
common
43
32'%
163
58.900
54%
com__10
preferred
4334
32%
162
170
„
3
20'%
6%
100
Co
42%
317a
163
2'%
19
32%
•133
preferred
23/a
18
16%
com_100
Ry
17
417%
31'%
*182
'30'%
2
16'/a
50
32
—2.50
common
2 7a
41
31
163
29»%
41'%
2
16'%
397a
303%
163
31%
41%
2
16'%
39'%
31
164
1
—
Detinning Co
*16'%
39'%
*38'%
—1
17a
167%
*163
100
com
2
17a
16 7a
No par
_
57
26% Apr
par
preferred—100
Power
dividend
preferred
9,600
18
10%
100
$4.04
2,800
18',%
18'%
127a
No par
$5
*37'%
18
111,400
373%
com
10
18'/«
74'%
161'%
123%
—
28
177a
"133
Works
Oct
116
18
727%
161'%
162'%
*36'%
_
104% Nov
17'%
1,100
127b
partic preferred
div
173%
♦161 %
1,370
10.700
373%
10
Va-Caroiina Chemical
6%
160
17'%
_2.50
preferred
162
161
12%
.
Pacific
Chemical
7a
160
*36%
Co
Co
&
40
10 3%
_
noncumulative
Victor
1587a
58'%
America
of
Chemical
Vicks
20,800
157'%
Inc__
Viek
447«
437a
58'%
Co
Co
300
447b
613/4
..
Inc
—
12,800
43%
158'%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6'%
T*
15
.
Light
Norman
36'%
86'%
10072
57
com_. No par
_
preferred
Raalte
36'%
85
*100
61'%
preferred-.—50
Pictures
Vanadium
157'%
36'/a
87-3/4
100'%
447a
44
100%
123%
34'% Jan 21
22
44%
4474
35%
*86%
100 7a
37'%
18
11 % Dec
42 3%
357%
89
100'%
10'%
35% Dec
27% Dec
*87
58%
preferred—..No
preferred
Utah
89
101
61
Paper Inc common—_2
convertible
8 '/o
89
101
160
35 7a
35'%
90'%
101'%
400
12 7«
4'%%
30% Jan
X34%
35'%
*89
10074
68
37
31
126
35%
_1
100
5,500
68
107b
833/4 Dec
2«
68
13
5
Mar 19
♦67%
38
63 3% Jan
31% Dec
68'%
10'%
20
128
*673%
13
68 % May
6
68'%
10%
Universal
10
23% Apr
*67
1274
23
28% Jun
125
68
747b
37'%
32'% Nov
7
29
68
50,000
74
10 74
11
Jan
5 % Dec
74:'%
12-3/4
18'% Jan
19% Dec
73A May 19
74 %
37'%
30
2
6
757b
61
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
10% Jan
74'%
25
Universal Leaf Tobacco
20
74'%
__1
16
403/4 Dec
73'%
87%
2nd pfd_5
31
31
75
Shures
20
*8 Vb
57'%
preferred
noncu
26
17
42'% Dec
74%
197b
,
——50
Corp
32'% Sep
29
Feb
61
87b
the Week
No par
169-3% Nov
Sep
167
Feb
20'/a
*8 %
1583%
18
27
3
154
19%
8-3%
100
12
9
20'%
*8 7b
.—
Jan
32% Dec
14
15
14
Wall
4 7%
22% Jan
Sep
noncumulative
United
23% Dec
155
197b
87b
com—50
Min
common—
22
15
19'%
8%
437b
common
6% Dec
72% Dec
18'%
8%
—_5
preferred
7%
Dec .31
_100
&
6% Jan
35 % Dec
Friday
30
18 3%
100
— _—.
Corp
Tobacco
S
Sales for
sday
.
18%
100
preferred
Rcf
preferred
Steel
Dec. 29
*8'%
—
Monday ^January 3, 1955
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 28
10
common-
1st
Tuesday
Dec. 27
20
common—
noncum
Smelting
I'.'o
U
Co
SALE
1
preferred series A
preferred series B._
Rubber
8%
U
27
162
Plywood Corp
HIGH
—10
common.
—
22
.
Co
AND
Monday
Far
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co-,
S Piaying Card Co__
70
74% Nov
STOCK
4%%
14
Mar
Lines
S
28
Sep
34"
YORK
...
u
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Chronicle
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
167a
5,000
♦30
20
%
%
15%
*30
30%
♦30
30%
77
*75
76'%
157a
*30
*75
30 %
*75
153%
30%
*30
30%
77
*75
76'%
w
59
Sep
14
11 % Dec
22
21% Nov
24
43 V4 Jun
16
5
70% Mar
ll3/. Aug
2
13
8
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
Dec
22
51
Feb
27
13% Mar 10
29% Jan
52
Dec
29
9
18% Jan
2
25
Sep
6% Sep
15
105
11 Vh Sep
15
98
]
May 12
Mar
31
Jan
5
9
Walker
57i Jan
4
8% Dec
6
Walworth
4
27% Dec
10
105% Dec
Dec
17 % Apr
preferred
Ward
(Hiram)
100% Aug
5
30
5%%
9> Jan
13% Jan
19
12% July 15
Wardell
G
21% Sep
20
Warner
Bros
24
Jan
Dec
22
Warner-Hudnut
33% Mar 19
25% Jan
11
43 % Dec
29
Warren
Foundry
14
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
30% Jan
4
523/4 Dec
21
Warren
Petroleum
Jun
9
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
Sep
30
Mar 16
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
Wash
13
Sep
14
13% Jan
4
24% Dec
20
Waukes-ha
28
8
Sep
14
13% Feb
10
Sep
15
12
18% Dec
Light
Motor
14
26 % Dec
2
Wayne
93/8 Jan
5
17% Dec
17
Wayne
Pump
%fMar 27
103/4 Jan
4
143/8 Dec
6
Webster
1
28% Feb
24% Jan
5
43% Dec
8
1
84% Feb
773/4 Jan
5
96% Dec
22
4
29% Jan
17 % Feb
16
23% Dec
17
West
Indies
30
28% Jan
13% July 26
19% Dec
8
West
49% Dec
32
Jun
3974
1.000
7.300
39%
397%
40
40
40
33
32'%
33
32'%
327b
32'%
323/4
23%
23%
237%
2374
2374
24
237b
24
♦24
24%
*24'%
24'%
*24'%
24'%
24'%
24'%
17
17%
17
17'%
177a
167%
17
2,400
3
1,300
13
13%
*13%
13%
137%
14 Vb
41
41 %
41%
17
*137%
147b
*14
•
1,900
700
47%
41%
41'%
42'%
40'%
41'%
40 3 b
467b
90
90
90
90
90
90'%
90
90
90
90
220
1
22 %
22%
217s
22%
22
22'%
21'%
22
217%
22
10.100
4
com.
18%
19
187a
19
1874
19
187%
187b
187%
19
6,100
-2.50
preferred—_No par
Corp
Co__
,
.
1,700
467%
47'%
497a
13.300
1097%
108 7a
108'%
1097b
1093%
170
105%
♦1037b
105%
*
1037a
105'%
99 % Jan
96
Jan
7
104% Nov
10
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
*102%
103%
♦102%
103 %
'102%
103%
♦102 72
103%
♦102'%
103'%
9% May 20
163/4 Jan
253/4 Dec
109
21
23% Jan
4
9
67% Mar 16
105% Aug 10
4
8% Jan
.43% Apr
112
Co
16
West
Virginia
Coal
41% Nov 29
West
Va
&
30% Dec
110% Oct
29
18% Dec
30
4 % %
Western
Apr
28
34% Dec
28
26
68
Dec
29
4%
2nd
„1
Western
Union Telegraph—
48% Aug 13
35% May
4
82
29% May 18
52 % Dec
3
22% Jan
4
27% Dec
22
Westinghouse
Air
50% Jan
5
80% Dec
31
Westlnghousc
Electric
99% Jan
98% May
5
16% Jun
10
127
12
4
Mar
4
18% Mar 17
127
May 14
3.80%
Dec
27
31
Weston
Dec
10
Wheeling & Lake
Wheeling Steel Corp
132
40% Mar 17
30% May
4
54% Dec
31
Oct
14
86% Mar 24
82% Jan
4
96% Dec
30
24% Dec
14
30
25% Oct
28
29
Dec
7
23
Sep
27
11
36% July 28
4% Dec
$5
preferred
Elec
conv
Inst
series
prior
Erie
21
20
12% Jan
8
21% Dec
15
18% Sep
7% Sep
11
32% Apr 13
30% May 27
Jun
18
11% Mar 26
8
Feb
25
12 % Dec
31
Wilson
63% Oct
70
Jan
22
78% Dec
10
213/4 Mar
20 % Nov
4
8
12
100% Dec
30
TO3/, Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16
26
5
74% Mar 10
5
13% Jan
15
9 % Apr
7
123/4 Feb
19
20
20% Dec
14
Winn
17
•293/4 Oct
5
28 3/4 Jan
6
135
333/4 Aug
2
&
Elec
Jan
2
10
19% Dec
22
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
23
Wisconsin
_'_1
53
Jan
2
393/, Jan
14
69 y8 Nov
22
Woodward
Iron
42% Dec
22
48
Jan
30
40% Apr
23
543/4 Dec
3
Woolworth
26
Sep
15
35% Mar 17
30% Jan
A
53% Dec
6
Worthington
75
Sep
10
101
Sep
14
86
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
39% "Apr
1
137
77%
Jan
21
Jan-/4
16
6%
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
6% Jan
22
Prior
preferred
6
Prior
pfd
11% Oct
8
Wrigley
16
Yale
23 V4 Apr
1
21% Sep
27% Apr
13
York
53% Mar
9
51% Jun
60% Apr
13
Jan
&
7478
75%
75%
767a
76 Vb
76%
7574
76'%
13,100
27%
27
27%
26%
27'%
26 %
267b
26'%
26a%
23,500
803%
54,500
77%
104
77'%
76
10374
24%
79%
783'a
79%
♦103
103%
103»/2
1033%
25'%
*24%
25%
78%
25
♦127%
♦12772
—
♦1271%
7978
*103
.:
2,200
633%
6,100
1033%
25'%
900
26'%
1,500
16 300
*127'%
51%
53
52'%
53%
53'%
547s
96
96%
96 %
96%
96
96'%
330
287*,
283%
28*%
28'%
27%
28%
1,300
33%
34
3374
34'%
34%
3474
347a
347a
9,100
99%
99%
99%
99'%
99 3%
8%
8%
8%
'
50%
49
28%
%
96
96 %
♦28%
-
83/4
9
1C0
9
100'%
8'A
100
100
83%
8%
1,650
9'%
16,200
24%
24'/a
24%
24%
24%
*24%
25
247b
25
23*%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
237.
23V2.
237a
2.700
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
1178
117a
117s
113%
11*%
12 Vb
48,800
*75'%
76
76
76
76
76
75'%
75'%
76
76
11
11
11
11
11
18%
19%
31%
19
19%
19%
19%
19'/8
IS 7a
19 7a
197.
6.300
31%
31%
32
317s
313%
-31%
313%
31%
317a
5,900
Corp
*1473%
149%
*1473%
149'%
*1473i
149'%
21%
217a
21»%
21'%
21'%
21%
66 %
68
67%
673%
67%
*1473% 149%
21%
21%
66'A
66%
10
Jr
series
149%
217a
21 %
66%
66%
♦
11
11
11
1,100
51
50%
51%
50%
52%
513b
52'%
34,000
49%
47
49
483%
49'%
48'%
49%
49'%
497a
8,600
93%
93%
9%
♦9374
178
180
90
923%
94
*92
94
*176
93%
185
♦175
178
185
60
93'%
185
20
♦90%
91 %
90'%
90'%
903%
9074
700
9%
90%
10%
9034
10*2
10 V.
10%
10%
103%
10%
107a
21,800
51'%
24
2334
2478
24 7%
25'b
25
58'%
575b
57&b
5834
5874
*59
(L A) Spring & Wire.No par
50'4
51
52
*517a
-
52'%
1.800
25'%
257%
2634
35,000
5974
DO
2374
♦575b
51
93'%
*178
9034
1
,.28
preferred
7,700
68'%
50'/a
50
Mfg Co
2.000
50%
180
100
5
common
convertible
11
48
(Del)—;—No par
Co__n
*14734
11
50 %
series—100
conv
400
10
10
4%%
600
^_1
com
10
Worsted
Towne
Corp
4%%
6374
25
10374
2474
.65
52
common-No par
4%%
(Wm)
Wyandotte
75%
.
24%
Co
Corp
8
64%
23%
Co
Co
Service
(F W)
12
65i%
96'/4
—100
Nov
96% Nov
94
64%
,
5
Co
192% Dec
65%
68
No par
preferred
54% Nov
116
37
147% Dec
6474
33
*67%
283%
10
Public
21
65%
99
-
Sep
67'%
75%
common—_1
Grocery
16% Jun
16,200
337a
67
103
.100
Power
36
33'%
33%
34
common
Co
Lovett
4.200
68
33%
preferred
Wisconsin
28.500
No par
Inc
Wilson-Jones
173/4 Oct
24% Jun
$4.25
18'%
523%
34%
___1
common
preference
8% Nov
70
18
51%
18%
33
20
preferred
Co
17%
74%
No par
Co
&
173/4
67%
*127%
49%
♦OB
28%
White
Prior
17%
34%
100
Mfg (The S S).
5%%
17%
,d9iliw-4aii5Q2&U, wW. 5U 51%
67'%
2474
White Dental
White Sewing Machine
10,500
108'%
321/b
100
Wilcox Oil Co______„__
21
Jan
1,400
40'%
*107'%
20
30% Dec
5
108%
6574
12.50
com
15
85 y2 Mar 15
27%
39%
107%
27
preference—No par
8
Motor
*26'%
107%
333/8
;
Jan
Jan
27
40
107%
653/4
B
Ry
26 %
393/4
41
487b
64%
__10
Corp
393/4
41
48'%
107%
167a
r-
26%
26
25%
393/,
47 Vb
323/a
12%
com
25%
♦107
16%
49%.
109
65
10
Brake
26% Dec
104
16%
No par
com
25%
49V»
-.-..HL-
Pacific- RR
30
May
107%
Western
18
22
3974
*107
preferred___100
15
7
39
100
39% Sep
91% Jun
Dec
i5
__5
25 %
47
108%
com
Maryland Ry common__100
noncum
467a
47%
109
Coke
&
Paper
Air Lines Inc
Western
41% Apr
46%
109
100
..Weivteru- Auto. Supply., Co,
■52% Nov .*8
17
pfd
preferred
28
65% Dec
Pulp
„No par
4%%
22% Dec
9
8.100
*39'%
39%
33
108'%
49% Jun
15
5,200
51'%
♦1037a
22
Jun
407«
507b
105%
32% Mar 25
Sep 14
40
51'/a
♦1037a
63% Mar 25
16% Sep
42
50
105%
2
31
2,700
3974
51
*1037%
14
47
3474
43'%
100
57% Mar 11
31
347b
3%
50
B
Sep
6% Dec
35
42
50%
series
15
71% May 12
34'%
43%
50%
Electric
8
24
35%
40%
51%
39 - —39
33%
33%
*2374
24
2374
24%
17
17
Power
Jan
Apr
35%
40
preferred
20
126
20.400
357%
Penn
127% Jan
15
9,400
207b
35'%
Penn
15
30% Sep
1074
20'%
4.20%
5
80
107b
1 20'/a
West
Jan
14
107b
197%
West
45
Jan
270
107%
5
8% Sep
43% Sep
126
106
10 Vb
20 7%
3674
51
—5
♦105
10
19'%
39%
_1
105'%
5,400
10
35%
,
105'%
16,900
19%
9%
I
105
105
1,300
8 Va
25
19
4
29
1
105%
717 b
8
2474
31
11
Sep
14
104
8'/a
25
Oct
9
46% Sep
37% Feb
77%
247b
IO43/4 Nov
89% Jun
5
10.^%
87a
247%
7
104% Jan
102
5
71
7'/a
24 7a
Jan
3 6 3/s Jan
107% Jan
12% Nov
71
*70
8%
99
37% Feb
17
18
21% Nov
71'%
70
24%
Jan
9
98% Jun
88% Jun
104
*70,%
70
19%
—5
Snowdrift
Sugar
5.400
19%
5
Kentucky Coal
Dec
&
2.400
10%
No par
Co..
17% Nov
16
Co
.z
21% Sep
Oil
1274
27'%
19%
3
Mills..
convertible
12'%
27'%
10
No par
__
Co
73% Oct
$4
1274
27
7%
105%
.No par
Investment
Wesson
12'%
263%
_5
Co_
Knitting
25
19 % May
Pipe_
Corp
Power
Water
12'%
267%
1
&
Washington Gas
14
12'%
2674
.1
Inc___
Inc
24
12%
26%
24%
24
___100
21
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
70
■_
12%
26 %
774
1
Jl
Pictures
14% Apr
29
70
No par
preferred
28% Sep
37
W
<fe
common
23 % Sep
17
26'
2.50
Co
Corp
19
20
12%
26%
Co
Baking
4
18"% Nov
No par
10
3
16
♦74%^1
100
1
Walgreen Co
19% May
72
4%%
4
Feb
9 % Mar
15
60
5974
5974
52'%
51'2
800
20% Dec 31
34 V2 Jan
13
Dec
9
25'%
26'%
263a
26 34
26''a
26"b
26''a
2674
26sb
27
34
Sep
14
47% Jan
5
11
74% Dec
31
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
687a
68 3 a
71 "b
71'%
73.'
a
72'%
73'%
7234
31
No par
68
Dec
747%
16% Jan
2
15
Dec
31
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
14
Vb
147a
14
14'%
14 Vb
14'%
14'%
1474
147 b
15
62% Dec
29
84
96
Nov
29
Zenith
Radio
88%
91'%
89%
90 "4
90''2
91
91'%
89%
90%
5.000
7% May 20
Zonite
Products
"6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
774
16,800
,
Jan
6
63% Jun
9
5% Apr
3% Oct 28
13
4% Feb
26
*B,<* *nd *sked prices;
dividend,
y
27
fay
Ex-rights.
e
Young
no sale on this day. tin receivership, or
changed from The Omnibus Corp.
Name
-No par
Corp
Corp—
__—^_1
*
6%
'
7
petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
b Name changed
from
Reynolds Spring
Co.
d Name
a
Deferred
90
634
6%
delivery,
r
Cash
sales,
changed from Fellansbee Steel Corp.
wd Whei
"
distributed.
3.300
42.200
9,100
* Rx-
>
Number 5391 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
Bond Reoord
(25)
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters
in
the
column
Figures
Period"
"Interest
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
point
decimal
vindicate In each case the ihonth when the bonds mature.
represent
one
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
J
Year 1953
Lowest
Range
Year
Lowest
Highest
99.24 May 12
for
104.1b Dec
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Monday
Dec. 27
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Dec. 28
1954
Highest
Low
EXCHANGE
Low
High
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Low
High
Friday
Dec. 30
Dec. 2?)
Low
High
Sales for
Dec. 31
Low
High
the Week
Bonds (8)
High
Treasury 3y4s
1978-1983
*110.4
110.8
110.8
*110.4
liu.8
*110.4
JTreasury 2%s
1955-1960
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.17
100.19
*100.16
Treasury 2%s
1956-1959
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103.2
103.6
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1961
*102. lb
102.13
*102.8
102.10
*102.12
102.14
*102.14
102.16
*102.10
102.12
1958-1963
*105.4
105.12
*105
105.8
*105
105.8
*105
105.8
*105
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2VAs
1960-1965
1956-1958
*107.4
107.12
*107
107.8
*107.4
107.12
*107.4
107.12
*107.4
107.12
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.13
101.15
*102.4
102.6
*102.2
102.4
*102.1
102.3
*102
102.2
*101.31
102.1
*100.22
100.24
*100.17
100.19
*100.22
100.24
*100.24
100.26
*100.21
100.23
*99.26
99.30
*99.20
99.24
*99.24
99.28
*99.28
4
Feb" 16
102.4
108
Feb
Feb~l6
102.4
108
19
Feb
19
2%s
2'As
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
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1958
1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
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Treasury 2 Vis
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94.8
94.8
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
: BoNDS
Last
1
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Sale Price-
period
New York Stock Exchange
Bid
riday
s
A/Askcd
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1
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43
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65
58
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11
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63
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1972...
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1949
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53
45
64
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73
19 V'4
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April-Oct
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31%
331%
76
18%
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Italian Credit Consortium
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1977——
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130
175
184
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2001
pursuant to riaa
reu-.ced to 2%')
2012
76
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May-Nov
1952
8s
2.375%)
to
reduced
issue
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(City)
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1936
fund
&
conv
Prussian
Paulo
A6%s
104%
1924
5'is dollar bonds 1969
dollar bonds 1972
W eek's Range
La.-a
Sale Price
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Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
3s
10-year bonds of
period
High
German (Federal Republic of>—
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.Interest'
New York Stock Exchange
for
1954
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1967_______----Jan-.'4 y
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on
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reduced
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bonds Jan
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SAFrankfort
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of)
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f
s
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31
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extl 4%s 1962_—April-Oct
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(Kingdom
DECEMBER
ENDED
—
Stamped' assented (ititeiest
/
6'/<) extended to 1980
Denmark
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
High
%5%
Jan-July
1978
3s
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
3s
series
series
4%s
1967
Mar-.Scpf
1955
——May-Woo
AC
II
J.I
RR
series
A
debentures
Brooklyn Union Gas gen
1st mortgagees 1980__
77%
77',2
77%
11
76'A
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1968.——April-Oct
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1976..Jan-July
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Volume 181
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
t triod
or
3'As
Co
debs
1971
Bulfalo
Niagara Elec first
Sale Price
Buffalo
Rochester
&
Terminal
4'As
1957
Cons
Co
5s
Bid &
Bush Terminal
Bu.ldings 5s gtd I960—,
general mtge income 1982
A5s
Year
No.
High
96%
96
1UU
April-Oct
100
66
Consumers
92-; a
92 V4
97%
101
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7'
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85'A
103'A
105
95
Cuba
Electric
California
Oregon
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Power
gtd 5s A
Capital
93%
April-Oct
1962
107
Jan-July
June-Dec
1956
Feb-Aug
10-i3
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Mar-Sept
100% 100%
4
97
102
—Mar-Sept
105'a 105%
8
&
Ohio
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1965
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1965
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debentures
1960
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2020
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of
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N
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1997
mortgage 33As series B 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western
4s
2038—-;
1
93
4'/aS inc
75
/ 4s 1956—_Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
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mortgage
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85
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103
103
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85
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mortgage
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mortgage
mortgage
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1,171
65%
15
-
50%
59 Va
77
71 'a
80 Va
93%
'74 'a
93
98
East
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st
mtge 2%s ser A 1980
—
Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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Income 23As-4'As 1994
/an-July
Chicago
First
First
Indiana
Western
coll
trust
4%s
mtge
1982
—
6
debentures
3s
City
Ice &
City
Investing Co
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1966
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100
gold
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1993
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-
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72 Vt
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-
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3s
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3s
debentures
series
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series
debs
3'As sub debs
Columbus
June-Dec
Elec
1
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3'/4s
>
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mortgage
3s
series
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105,'/a
109 Va
124
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A
1982
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1977_Aprf'-Ocl
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and
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F
ser
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1981
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ref M
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G
1981
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&
ref
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series
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ref
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mortgage
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certificates
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refunding
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series A July 2015
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States
3%s
trust
debentures
1
First
mortgage
mortgage
1979
1980—
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2%s
mortgage
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Water
3%s debentures 1958
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debentures
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i
1968
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first sink
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5s ser
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Jan-July
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—
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first mtge 2%s
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102
105'A
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1st mortgage 3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
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1st
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120
Jun-July
June-Dec
1969
57
123'A 123%
Jan-July
1976—May-Nov
:
1st mtge
1978
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3s
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2%s
Utilities
104'A 104'/a
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1969-April-Ocf
2044——-April
refunding 3%s series D
mtge inc 4s series B Jan
FinJl and
General
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120
Ohio RR—
and
General
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100% 100'A
Feb
B
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1969
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debs
99
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103%
101% 102
debs laP9
Ju/t-Jui>
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debentures 1969—.—Mar-Sept
subord
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—
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&
—
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103
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3
98'A
a
I
payment
Illinois
April-Oct
V
97%
92%
.
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1958——*
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M
101'A
9>i.%
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dollars)
95%
96%.
—April-Oct
1978
12
93%
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1979—
98 V2
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April-Oct
X
11
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—
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Railroads
inc
Power
ser
105% 10 J
fan-July
June-Dec
1963
1981
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ser
Natural
debentures
debentures
1984
&
f 2%s
debentures
Consolidated
LI.
ser
2%s ser
mtge
Consolidated
El
Gas
1st
J
debentures
99%
100%
4
'
.
refund
and
103
4
"104'A 105
Ry Co5s-series C 1973..^
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and
First
103'A
16
97%
—-—Jan-July
4'/as series D 1976
—Jan-July
mortgage 3'/as series N 1990—Jun-July
mortgage 3'As series O 2000
Jun-July
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
J an-July
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010—--Jan-July
First
series
Corp
Cigar
conv
General
See
33As
104%
93%
102'A
♦—
Noiiheni
General
103 'A
2001
(B
General
yo
First
First and
3'/aS
101'/a
9 i V4
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16
.
101'A 101%
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102
income
Union
GreaL
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100
95%
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104
102% 103 'A
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f mortgage
§A7s s
Grand
103%
——April-Oct
April-Ocl
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104
—May-Nov
Jan-July
3%s debs 1976
Hope Steel & Iron
Goodrich
101 %
1978-
1999
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conv
General
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83 Va
102 V»
■
—
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
—
1948
debentures
A4s
104%
„
Motors
General
Nitrate
Power
Consolidated
13
931
10j
1-1
1999
N
sinking fund debentures
River
104 %
122
99
95
—
General Motors Corp 3'As
^
First
Anglo-Lautaro
105%
1955— Feb-Aug
series-L 1977
Compauia Salitrera
H>0%
99
'64 —/uay-wov
Edison Co—
debentures
101
96
1940
debentures
debentures
3s
Good
95 Va
101
91%
79%
1
—
1945
debentures
2%s
118%
101
II
5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Co 4%s 1982—May-Nov
3%s debentures 1961
lo3
97»A
86
100% 100%
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(Germany)
Co
debentures
4s
Mny-Nor
3s
f
95%
103 :,4 103%
1970—May-Sept
mortgage
debentures
lOl'A
1
361
'99% 100%
Jan-July
1979
aft Jan
First
f
llo%
1977
Denver
&
Electric
Geneial
105%
118%
84
92%
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—
May-Nov
—Ja7i-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
1961
debs
3s
1972—
debentures
§ A 6s
96%
100%
-
Rubber
&
General Foods Corp
1 U2
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%S 1983
Columbus & Toledo first external
Commonwealth
w
.
refunding
and
Worth
5Att'/i-s
104%
104
108'A
„
73
99
97
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G
85'A
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:
1975
Ohio
95
:
,
115
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7s
*
1977
D
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South
&
B
C
ser
J une-Dec
A
Fort
101 »/4
101% 101%
..April-Oct
Columb.a
97
/
—
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mortgage
62
101
8-
102% 102%
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3'As debentures
87%
91
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102%
89
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100'A
70'/a
103
8
April-Oct
•
94 '/a
100
—
80 'A
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i>
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97
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lOt) '/4
81
80
95'A
—
Mtge inc
debentures
General
83
85
2%s
101 'A
98
70
F
106'/a
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1956_May-Not)
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first 5s 1965
100
93
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--
June-Dec
Conn
7
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1961---. -Junc-Dec
debentures
4s
—Jan-July
s
'
5
80
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94'A 100
99%
105'/a 105 Va
100
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27As
95
101'A 101'A
101'A
—Jun-July
1977
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s
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7
96
103'A
100
April
1965
107%
101%
80
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Jan-July
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2%s
105 Va
22
102
lUo'/a
f debs
s
stamped
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Paso
101'A
104'A 105
.way-Auv
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1976_Mar-Sept
May -Nov
Jan-July
1982—
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&
(N
Erie
/
98>-101 Va
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1969- --Feb-Aug
„Feb-Awt;
E
-Junc-Dec
3s
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104
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry-
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98
1960.i.
Cities Service Co
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66% ^
100%
17
107 Vff 107 Va
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Jan-July
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57
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78
■
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Co 2%s
1977
2%s 1979
2%s 1980
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3%s 1983
3'/as 1984—,
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5s
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mortgage
Cleveland
78 Va
100
April-Oct
4s
73 Va
101% 102 Va
76 Va
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2%s- 1978
mortgage
69 V4
El
Va
Tenn
Edison
Elgin
76 Va
78
102'a
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First
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ser
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RR
'
76 Va
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mortgage
Chicago &
1st
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3 Vis* series F
mortgage
mortgage
252
85
Western Ry—
mortgage conv
mortgage
Light
mortgage
101
101
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June-Dec
1961
debentures
2.35s
subordinate debs
3s
Duquesne
100%
,
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RR 2%s ser B
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&
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Va
101
100
2
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—
99
99
103
■
.
Detroit
Dow
96
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1979-Jan-JuZy
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gold 4s 1995
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53 Va
4
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series
mortgage
65%
82
85
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__
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100
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3s series H 1970
1st
mortgage 4'/2s inc ser
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■
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1st
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A Jan 2019—April
conv
Chicago & North
100
—
1994„
A
127 'A
63 >/4
26
71%
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75
9
31
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April
A Jan 20U3——April
ser
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80
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136
134%
6s
*98'A
5
series
109
116% 117%
122
general
101
101
*98% 101
*94%
1981—June-Dec
——
80
31
&
1995
70
98'A
and
99%
98'A
*98 %
'
__
■
2
80
124'A
103%
100Va
102
a
100% 100%
__
April-Oct
97%
117
Jan-July
1956
*9.9 7
--
—April-Oct
5s
99 %
134%
Div
gtd
92%
*97
Orleans
I
ser
.97
«
134
general 4s series A
138
120'A 124»|j
124 'A
May-Nov
1958
4'As
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
102%
97%
20
1961——Jan-July
New
June-Dec
1955. _Fcb-Aug
A
1957
1982
J
4s
118
1996
and
140%
1
West
101%
5s
1994
*
—June-Dec
85%
first
mortgage 2%s series F
Devel and
159
138
98%
Shore
mortgage 2'As series G
Ry first consol gold
Memphis
157
138
a
86
West
6«
First
Southern
Devel
*157 %
*157%
85 %
162
91%
5
96%
159'A
98%
Power
112
...
100% 100%
96 »A
156
—..Apyl
Perm
98%
13
—
94 %
*140%
1951 —_Ja/te-Dec
1969_
B
3%s
ser
income
4s
Winston-Salem
1986——
93'A
mortgage 3'As series B 1971——Feb-Nov
West
Co—
Mortgage 2%s series E
98
34
90
Co-
RR
General
—
First
Devel
C
series
first
consolidated
98
96%
——
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
RR
He- ref
Western
May-Nov
1981
Pacific
106%
105'A
Warren
104%
Mar-Sept
1977
A
104
"158
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'/4S
1976—Map-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-A up
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Fcb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
97%
June-Dec
1969,
San Fran Term
4s
series
mortgage & refund
mtge income
49%
—-
.
Jan-July
Jan-July
1694
20
*1407
'
Gas Co
4Vis
ref
125
—
Feb-Aug
.
106
June-Dec
..
and
93
2
95%
103%
"94
ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1978 _Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser G 1979...June-Dec
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mtge
Co-
First
First
95'A
105%
li
'
—Jan-July
1985
Gold
Gold
95%
_Aprli-Oct
97%
104 A
103'A
mtge 2%s
Gen
91%
498
101%
104'A
96'A
41
w
101%
100%
23
118%
100%
104'A
104 V-t
2
106'A
97 'A
__
93
mtge 3s series F
Gen
—
63
117
Jan-July
1987
Indiana Ry 2%s
Southern
Southern
118'A
99%
102 V
91%
86%
103
105r'« 105r'«
refund
First
3
__
63
Jan-July
6
.June-Dec
1951
A
refund
Wabash
92%
__
96'A
*160%
1941—Feb-Ai«/
—
1979
debentures
2%s
Southern
7s
1983—
gtd
95 34
Telephone & Telepgrah Co—
debentures,
2%s
RR
96
—Mar-Sept
trust
95%
.
Bell
gtd
100
100
103%
101
105
104% 105
104%
Jan-July
debentures
consol
102
99
103 'A
95
2
; ■:
w.«•
—_Apr-Oct
1951—
refund
223
4
__
95%
April-Oct
1951
coil
conv
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis 1976
South
97
*97
*
*
Feb-Aug
1947
A
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
■
1982——AprfZ-Oct
100%
89
•'
*
Map-Nov
April-Oct
and
123%
6
*102'%
96'A
99
99
Jan-July
Virginian Ry 3s series B
•
.June-Dec
f debs
s
RR
sinking fund
120
95%
97
'•
June-Dec
103%
u
1973
and
First
■
1966—
98 %.
2
50
%
98
_«
1976.
mtge series
109%
100
218
Map-Nov
.Mar-Sept
2Vis
'
98 3
1947:
series
subord
conv
118
216
—
4 04
104 %
97%
••
Corp of America—
Virginia &
118
101%
__
*119
—Mar-Sept
101%
99%
-
Corp-^
1st
94%
107
—
*100
1989.-May-Vow
1971
1977
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
April-Oot
4s
86'A
-
__
108 %
105
100%
*103
1977
& Sons
debentures
Service
*117%
*
1968_. June-Dec
99
94 'A
9812
1
105 A- 105 V
1967
Works
1st
Co--
RR
debentures
f
s
May-Vow
1939_Jan-Jaly
4s
1st gtd
debs
conv
lstvmtge 3s series B
3Vis
gold
Depot 3'/«s B
New
&
1989
bond certificates Nov
Duluth
Union
Sciioto
Ry—
certificates
1^7 i
"98
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
First
81%
8
Louis-South western
99'A
107
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
87
14
94
98
^ICKUS
Jon-July
——
100
'
80'A
__
87
—
95
Co—-
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997.
ASecond mtge inc 4 Vis series A
St
5s
1996
Francisco Ry
c
_
—.Mar-Sept
First
*99
100%:
103%
1
......Jan-July
1971
First and
1971
A
41%
95
.
—
106
106
88%
1972
fund
2%s
Steel
First
St
debs
debentures
Consol
—
*99%
*104%
6'As sinking fund mtge series
3'As assented series C 1951
s
Saguenay Power 3s series
f
Rubber
Vandalia
1977—_Mar-Sept
1969—./Jar-Sept
■)
100
100
1973——April-Oct
2%s 1966— April-Oct
3%s
trust
3'As'assented
142
136
1955
Electric
15%
Fcb-Aug
3'As assented series A
160
142'/a
87%
54%
i»J2
142%
106%
17 5
40%
1991—Mar-Sr.pt
1977
coll
&
6'As sinking fund
143%
106%
85
3.) %
debs
f
s
America
6'As debs series A
156
6
136% 136 %
..Feh-Auq
mortgage 4 Vis series D
Geneial
May-.Voi)
____.
1:
__
102%
95
83%
1970-—.June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972——
101%
140
—
105 %
*100
___—Ma?/-Nov
2%s debs
mtge
3%s
87
156
—
*138
~
101 %
134%
101'A
10'
Si
1980——June-Dec
1st
2%s
43
101%
92
—'
3 J'A
Map-Nov
1976.!
4'As
Biscuit Co of
United
83%
94
122
104% 105
1971—Map-Nov
1975.April-Oct
__
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
R
82%
G
r—
RR—
debentures
United
oo
97%
--
99%
104'A
'
tiust 2%s
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
U
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Mav-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
123%
94%
101'A
■
7
a
*100% 101%
June-Dec
1974_
1968—
California
4%'s
debentures
98
101
Pacific—
mtge 3 'As 1982—
Union
Q
Oats
125%
*134%
1985—Jan-July
1st
Quaker
.
100 % 101
1970—Aprit-Oet
1990—AprE-Oct
C
impt 3"As I960—J?me-Dec
27As debs 1961 ——Mar-Sept
Corp
■
100
102%
...May-Nov
and
mortgage and
Oil
100%
102%
__
94 %
100 %
111
—
•
.
3'As
mtge & coll tr 27As
Union
3
96
95
.
2
101
first refunding 4s I960—-Jan-July
income 5s Jan 1960_;._.
April-Oct
debentures
1st
218
101 "A
;
Jan-July
Orleans 3%s
New
Cent
Union
143%
216% 216 'A
H..-
High
104 %
104'A
—
—
96 'A
96%
Ry
Electric Co of
First
3s
1st
99%
*104'A 105'A
.
for
1.954
'.ou;
u
100
1
101% 101%
'
—
—
99
1985—.,. April-Oct
3%s series
96
94%
"I
100
High
-1
gold 5s 2000———.Jane-Dec
—
97
*100
Louis—
3'As series B
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
$ A Third
Co—
1963——
refund
Pacific
General
Union
--
St
refund M
First and
Texas
Tii-Continental
Jan- July
-May-Nov
Gas
23
1
110'A
and
First
99%
101
and
First
.35
..Mar-Sept
3'As 1977— :_Feb-Aug
1956
Electric &
debentures
102'A
First
89%
—
1977._V.__— -June-Dec
1984
4s
loyv*
_June-Dec
1983__
27/8s
103%
100%
1970
1st mtge
109%
AAdjustment
-Feb-Aug
of
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Tefcas & New Orleans RR—
Ry—
■
on
Potomac
104
96'A
.
Assn
impt 2"Vi»s series D
4
—
RR
impt M 4s series C 2019
Term
1962_
general
Plantat
3s
series
Terminal
and
81%
*99'A
Year
No.
■
Jan-July
—..May-Vow
and
2
—
1972
1973
Refund
25
102 'A
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
—.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1966
Relund
102
April-Oct
_____
1973—
109
100
102
1st
First
104%
7
88 '/4
debs
debentures
108%
100
88'A
3%s
27/8s
2%s
Range
Sold
Bid A: Asked
104
'
109 »A
1-108
__
_Jan-July
1967
--
■
Corp.
Co
108
'
108% 109'%
Pittsburgh
& West Vriginia Ry Co—
mtge 37As series A 1984—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
—
2%s
97
Chemical
OJ
&
107%
2
'
.May-Nov
1965-
Swift
102%
*103
109'A
Sunray
102%
103%
107% 107%
April-Oct
1964
3 >As
debs
3s
1975
3'As
intge
Stauffer
119 'A
93 »A
*103
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & £t Louis RR—
Gene a 1 mortgage 5s series A
1970——, June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975.
April-Oct
102%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
103 Va
98%
—
*163
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
107%
43
1,113
-Fcb-Aug
—
Low
Interest
New York Slock Exchange
100
100'A
*97
-Feb-Aug
Cousclidated
G
for
Year" 1954
No.
High
BONDS
Range
Sold
*102 ',4 103'A
__
ser
Bonds
116% 119%
119 Va
June-Dec
4s
31
Friday-
Friday's
Bid & Asked
100 »A
June-Dec
3'As
PitUbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27«s 1996.. June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis RyConsohdated
or
Sale Price
_Feb-Aug
1983
Inc
DECEMBER
Week's Range
Low
Petroleum
3.70s
Pilisbury
Interest
Exchange
ENDED
!•
RECORD
BOND
WEEK
FOR
year's
impaired
tCompanies reported
96
Act.
"Friday's bid
ABonas
100%
or
and
selling
as
2%s
In
the
by
year's
sale
11 Under-the-rule
range,
93%
1976-Jan-July
included
not
not
27
93^
d Ex-Interest
range,
Included
in
the
.
year's
e
93 'A
9 2'A
Odd-lot
sale
r Cash
range,
not
sal*
Ex-coupon.
y
maturity.
being in
securities
bankruptcy,
assumed
asked prices;
no
by
sales
receivership, or
such
being
reorganized under Section
77
ol
companies.
transacted during current week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Dec. 27, 1954, arid ending
Friday, Dec. 31. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
c
'
.
Friday
STOCKS
American Stack
Last
Kxdwttgc
Far
"ACF-Brlll
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Motors warrants-
Aluminum
Acme
Co
Hat
Supply
Aero<juip
commna
Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Store*.
10
36%
1
6
—1
5
1
ENDED
DECEMBER 31
Sales
Shares
Friday
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1954
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
-
Low
Hiffh
1/64
5'A
—
WEEK
Range for Y ear 1954
LOW
..
Low
1
Ine__
Manufacturing
FOR
for Week
Range
of Trices
---
Alloy*
Stores
".Week's
-
Sale l»riee
RANGE
.
8%
5%
35%
'A
36%
306
6%
2,200
6
'
1/64
41,100
4'A
5
5'A
7%
8%
27
Alnsworth
Dee
Air Associates Inc
36%
Dec
6%
Dec
Air-W ay
Airfleets
5%
Mar
2% Mar
9,100
Jan
'
Dec
2% Mar
paf
Hip*
3'A Mar
10,500
'
Aug
AJax
8%
Dec
Alabama
7%
7'A
Dec
Alabama
.
'
h
■
•
Dec
Electric Appliance
Inc
5
12%
11 >4
12%
5,200
75/b
Jan-
12%
l2'/i
12%
600
7 'A
Jan'
13% May
15
14%
15%
1.900
9%
Feb
13'A
13%
1.400
1
Gas
Corp
Great Southern
'
Not
3
(N J)
21,030
50c
.
9%
Feb
'/a
<
15%
:
,_2
50
28%
28-V+
145
-
28%
145
4,200
30
Dee
15%
Dec"
Jan
'
li <JaQ
'
12,800
4
Htyh
14
1
Manufacturing common
Petroleums Ltd
5»A
5% May
Lnu
'
•
29
16% Jan
107% Jan'
-
-2944
•145
Dec
Dec
The Commercial olid Financial Chronicle...
30
(30)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
DECEMBER 31
ENDED
»
East
Loto
Alaska
Airlines
—100
preferred
High
104 %
Par
Alabama Power 4.20%
Shares
of Prices
104 "2
50
American
Range for Year 19.71
Low
High
96%
104%
Jan
Dec
6 :h»
11,000
3%
41%
%
42
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co
42%
1,100
24%
2
-^—^4-1
Minerals^—
5
Ltd vt«c,,,————1
Producers Ltd vtc——_——1
•
6%
Dec
Feb
42%
Nov
Canso Natural Gas
Cauauian
Marcom
Wlliiston
——
5
Va'
5%
4,100
1 %
Jan
5%
Dec
Canso Oil
512
5%
6%
91,500
112
Jan
6%
Dec
15,200
2% May
5%
Dec
7%
9 %
Nov
Capital City Products_ commpn^—,—„5
Capital Transit Co—
.119.50
Carey Baxter & ^Kennedy. Ixicr———1
Jan
Carman
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines lnc
1
4'4
5%
Alles
1
9
9
5%
27,400
11,700
9%
Dec
11%
Dec
Carnation
1,900
14'4
Dec
18%
Dec
Carolina
Power
2% Mar
3%
Nov
Carreras
36%
Dec
Jan
5%
Sep
Shares
Range for Y'ear l!)">l
High
2
!.\
uolt
n
ig h
10
11,300
1U Dec
2!;!
Jun
6,'/4
7h
40,000
4% Jun
7%
Dec
5^/ti
Dec
3
Apr
4 (a
416
28,200
2 %
July
2
la
2
2o,700
1%
Jun
\ 5%
5%
5%
2d,500
4
Ve
Nov
22%
Jan
9%
Oct
Jan
9%
Nov
Feb
8%
Nov
*
i«
11%
Apr
30%
Dec
Ltd—
Feb
11
4
*
1
for Week
Prices
l
7%
Ltd——-j-lQc
Sales
Range
01
Luw
5%
100
Week's
Last
Sale i'rice
'
Oils
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
Algemene Kunstzljde Unie N V
jFriday
'i
„
Exchange
amen
Canadian
6
614
1
Lnc
'
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, January 3, 1955
Fisher common
&
Allied
5%%
Corp
convertible
Allied Control
lnternat'1
Allied
Products
preferred
lnc
Co
Allied
-1
10
'Mich)
$3.75
11 %
10%
11%
16%
15'4
17
35
34%
35
1
common
4%
4%
1
of
Co
4%
Investing cap stock—1
Altes Brewing Co
Aluminum
5%
1
Pictures
Artists
100
1,3j0
4%
800
Feb
6
3% May
27%
3
cumulative
!
preferred
98%
American Air Filter 5%
99%
pfd
conv
Central
1%
Jan
Conv
Feb
Conv
Co
23
Rubber
American
Hard
Laundry
American
Manufacturing Co
">4
7,100
114
%
1
900
52
50
52
100
American
400
25
21%
21%
21%
1,800
20
Co
Maehlne
25
24%
2514
1,900
24
24
25
com
Jan
:
700
A
Oct
59
Jan
July
Corp_il—
Secur
Illinois
$1.40
Power Co—
Central Maine
23%
Dec
25%
Dec
Central
Jun
25'4
Feb
Central Power & Light
Maracaibo
American
Jan
25% Mar
*
American
Natural
American
Republics
Co
4'%
pfd——100
9%
Dec
Century
Electric Co
33%
34
800
36%
Dec
Century
Investors
35'4
36
75
33
Jan
38
Oct
69%
5.200
48
Jan
69%
Dec
6%
pfd
10% May
17%
Dec
4%
Aug
Dec
Charter
8%
9 %
9%
81,300
4%
Convertible
Aircraft
Cessna
common—.^—^.lO
2
Inc
68
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
2
17'4
14%
1714
5,850
>4
4 '/a
414
1,000
4
Jan
American
5
17'4
16 %
17'4
900
12
Jan
18
5
8%
7%
8%
33,500
6%
Dec
14%
Feb
Cherry-Burrell
20c
3 /is
3
3%
26,200
2%
Aug
312
Jan
Chesebrough Manufacturing common_10
7%
Jan
11%
Dec
Chicago
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
4
2
i'<\
10%
10
10'4
500
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
shares
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
i23
Cameras
lnc
1
Armour
&
Co
4%%
Aro
Co
•
Equipment Corp
Associate Electric
2.50
Associated
Tel
A
$43
(ex
12%
Dec
Jan
4'%
Jun
Nov
14%
Feb
Clark
Jan
110%
Sep
Clark
109 %
260
105
(The)
3,700
12%
Jan
26%
Dec
CJarostat
33 %
30,700
15%
Jan
33%
Dec
Claude
25,700
8V4
Jan
16
Dec
Claussner
114
20
112%
Nov
117
Jan
Clayton
8
38,100
4%
Dec
8
Dec
Clinchfleld
16
27%
56%
61
250
19%
17%
20
5,UOO
12,900
£1
1%
1
"l%
~1%
2,500
div
paid
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
22
27%
Dec
Club
61
Dec
Coastal
13%
Aug
20
Dec
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115
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54,600
Industries-
dep
rets reg
Laundries of America
CI
16
6o
Mining
5,200
29
•
A
Wire
4
4 Vb
11%
109
33%
5
Machine
&
11%
7%
class
Circle
22%
5
convertible preferred
American
11%
warrants.,
Armstrong Rubber
Dec
Rivet
*,5
„
%
4
10.9%
Argus
52%
Jan
23
common
10%
%
4
1,775
1
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%% convertible preferred
10%
11%
l
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd__100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co__
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
51%
51%
£1
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
Chiel
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Oil
80%
Feb
20
% May
Co
69'4
5
5/b
4%
4%
1,0
preference
10
*
300
114
4'4
commoh™——,1
Camberlin Co
of
America
—-2.5.0
Charis Corp common
10
1
Gas Co
128'/4
113
100
Ohio Steel'Products!—1
25
Meter Co
2
35
•
American
2,400
A
preferred
3.50%
6%
\ &7/8
serifcs
Series—
$1.50
preference
preference
7% Jan
20% Mar
19
7
14
4% July
1%
15
Jan
1.500
125
t25
4
July
23% "Jan
Apr
4%
8%
2s 6d
&
M)
(A
8%
common.—
common—
% May
Aug
9%
800
1%
Co
Nov
21 %
1,050
6%
"%
B ord
dep rets
W)
35%
300
10%
6%
1
—^—*
pfd_„»^-*
Sep
22%
10%
1
&
7%
22
15
common
Ught $5
common—
Products*
Castle
12,200
6
Co_^___1—_10
Catalln
Corp of America—
1
Cenco Corporation
1
Central Explorers Ltd____'__—
—1
Apr
6%
8American Bantam Car Co class A
Book
Jan
10%
American
American
92%
•
•
lnc
Beverage,
650
25c
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Industries common
Aluminum
Ambrook Ina as tries
98
100
Co
(J
10%
Co_.^—^
American
Carter
Casco
America—
&
10
;io%
;
8%
1
of
beneficial
lnt—sUL
30
■
20
20 %
200
19
July
27
Feb
23
24
300
21
Jun
25
Feb
)
Number 5391 ...The Commercial amh Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(31),
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
y
Sale rrice
Exchange
a.uca
/
Bond
Electric
Snare
&
Electronics
Corp
Millwork
Co
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Inc
Esquire
Eureka
;
$1 or
Coiyoration Ltd
Pipe
%
Year 1954
Dec
6%
Oct
15%
Dec
Jerry
Jan
13 Va
Nov
Jupiter
Oils
3,400
15
Dec
i6v4
50
101
Jun
107%
Jun
9%
Dec
Kaiser
Motors
10,000
17%
1,200
15%
'16 Va
102 %
02%
8%
9%
13,000
.
14.500
2,100
3%
3%v
25,100
2
33
42%
2%
1,600
1
J-
17 Va July
500
4 %
%
17 Va
36 34
1 13
1
1 %
Aug
14,900.
Camera
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Sterling
54
3
i!;
Inc
1
10
10
Ltd class A
1
22 %
21%
1
5 V,
*
•
1123i
Co
Dec
Kennedy's
Oct
Ketay
Inc—
Class
A
1
&
Dec
Ke>
,,
Class
B
voting
Co
Motor
Ford
American
11%
reg.£l
20
39%
Sep
Kingston
Jun
2 Va
Jan
Kio
3% July
5 V, Mar
43%
Jan
723/4
Jan
3%
Jan
6v4
Jun
Feb
200
9%
Nov
11%
17%
Jun
243A Aug
17,200
4 %
Oct
7%
Aug
!13%
3,200
65%
Jan
»14'A
Dec
71
Jan
114
Dec
1
Aug
53A
Dec
46,200
l'/a
Jan
2
Oct
39,800
1%
Jan
2 'A Mar
(Walter)
&
Co
Kirby
&
Petroleum
(Initial
of
Development
10%
Nov
15,100
12%
Dec
common
12 %
500
7%
Jun
12%
Dec
21
1,200
18%
Dec
23 Va
Aug
15%
16
1,800
10%
Jan
18
41%
41 Va"
150
34%
Jan
43
33/8
3%
1
3%
3%
3 3A
3,100
flO'/a
1
5,200
33
6,100
2% July
2 3A Dec
paid
Kirkland
Lake
M
G
Emil)
(D
Kleinert
Dec
on
10%
Dec
15,100
4%
113/4
Jan
Oct
Oct
Sep
33A
Dec
4'/a
Dec
34'A
Jan
Kobacker
(Tlie)
Oils
21
10
29,900
900
19
%
Jan
Krueger
Ltd—
Brewing
Feb
24 3A
Jun
15
Jan
193/4
Nov
1,100
12
Va
23%
Jan
24%
Dec
11%
200
93/4 Mar
123/s
Dec
2%
3%
12,100
2% May
31/4 Aug
Va
1)V
IV4
8,200
1
Aug
1%
Jan
7
7%
700
6%
Apr
73/a
Jan
2,700
20%
1
20c
1
Co
Sep
15%
28
11%
22
33'Ac
Forge Co_.
%
21%
3 %
5
7.50
Stores
Kropp
8
20%
19
•
common
Rubber Co
(I B)
3
1
Ltd
Co
Co
29)
t,
113C
Oct
11%
~33a
_
153A
21
1534
d
w
Apr
1,100
15%
liquidating dist
$22.50
Klein
Co
Oct
14
12%
14%
'
Oil
Jan
Nov
393A
12'A
.1
Products
2%
07
Feb
VA
12
♦
50
cumulative preferred
May
151/4
2.50
1
1% July
103
26%
*
J
Jan
4,400
11
122,200
5
Co common
Kroy
receipts ord
deposit
23/8
10c
Kings County Lighting common
Ltd—
Motor of
Forci
1%
105'/a 105 Va
2%
100
1
Corp.
Kidde
5%
■
'
10
Inc
Instrument
Feb
1,350
:.v
3
*
Apr
2 %
109%
1 1/2
litV
1
pfd
Knott Hotels Corp
non-voting
2,800
1 ?8
llil
„
24%
Jan
21,100
;10
5
Co
5%
Canada—
of
Motor
Ford
Line
Tiger
Flying
Kawneer
I l'e
'
Fitzsimmons Stores
5%
l'/a
Corp
20 Va
30,300
4
% 5%.
5
4%
10c
Inc
Ltd
May
f,
16
40.700 '*
5(1%
,&4%
53 Va
5%
2.50
Inc—
(M H)
Fishman
4'A
*
10
(Phila)—
Association
Firth
Ltd
Petroleums
Federated
Fire
1 >;
High
3
K
4%
Instrument
&,
5%
common:
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
43 'A
F
Palrchild
Co
O'Manoney
Jun
Jan
2,700
25c
4
Glass
Jan
4 V,
70
36;%
23 Va Mar
.
Jan
123,600
<r
i
Vb
18%
28 3/4
Jan
0 %-
4%
l£f
19%
"
18%
1
common
Low
1
15/
Nov
6
15%
16%
•
Range for Year 1954
High.
Dec
13
28%
Shares
J
Oct
%
for Week
Low
Par
13 Va
27%
9
"20'/a
3%
42%
.
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
13% Mar
Jun
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Jeannette
16
1
5
10c
1
1
25c
10 Va
2,700
"
17
———
Line
31
Friday
2,500
10
Warrants-—
Eureka
L3'/.
14?:,
pfd—100
Corp
Manufacturing
Emsco
5%
Electric
Empire District
Empire
DECEMBER
STOCKS
Range for
{stiaijcs
28
1
.—1
1
America
of
%
5
common
Corporation
ElectroData
12%
1
Electrographic Corp common-
ENDED
-*/i
13
•
Limited
Mines
Eider
Pr!»<
,ycs
of
WEEK
FOR
Sales
for Week
Haa,ge
Pat
Washing Machine class B
Easy
Week 's
Last
7%
France;
American
Pitt
Fort
Fox
Fuller
Co
A)
2
2A
'A
51,700
Vff Jan
21?
Oct
4
3%
4
1.500
3% July
4%
Jan
Laclede-Christy
3 VB
3
3%,
8,-200
2%
Dec
7%
Sep
L'Aiglon
5
.
Brewing
(Geo
2
1
1.25
16
*000
10%
Jan
163A
Dec
Lake
receipts bearer
deposit
Brewing Co
(Peter)
nr
/,
">I
15 '/a
16
Lakey
G
Power
Gatlneau
5 °i<
Co
•
common
General
_438
15
1
Corp.,
Acceptance
Alloys
General
Builders
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
5%
General
$4.60
Mich
Gerity
Gilbert
Gobel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Inc
Co
Inc
A
class
Sugars
S%
3r,34
Great
Atlantic
1st
1%
Greer
Oil
Freehold
Jan
20 V4
Nov
37,100
3 %
110
Apr
4*
Aug
l3/4
Oct
Apr
107
Jan
2'A
Apr
4
Dec
5.800
7%
Jan
10
Jan
10%
1,100
8
1 5 :14
700
10%
Jun
1,500
19 Va
Jan
31.600
6%
Apr
12%
Dec
10.300
9'A May
12 V4
Jan
20%
1.100
19% May
24
Jan
1%
6.0)0
%
Nov
40 Va
Jan
10%
15 34
] 5 V8
2' %
20%
.21 %
12%
12'A
12%
11%
10%
11%
20%
%
1%
1%
8"!
10%
108
Oct
15 %
Apr
Oct
153/,
Dec
1
20
25
Apr
1% Mar
5934
w.—
541/2
55
170
47 %
49
30
32
Jan
51%
Sep
Sep
86-%
40
78
Jan
88
Nov
1 Va
22,800
%
Jan
1%
Lin
46%
54'%,
4812
580
36%
Jan
48 %
Dec
2 8'A
29%
500
24%
Jan
30
Dec
20 3
21%
300
19
Oct
233/i
Aug
86 %
•
1
1
48
'
•
20 ?4
—
4
:
7
J-
15%
15%
Jan
73/4
Dec
203
17%
Jan
10,700
4
13% July
2% July
4%
Aug
123
3
208:i4
203
133
175
164%
900
35'
2'A
132
19,200
3
1%
17%
5,700
9%
9%
10%
32,000
2
18%
18%
18%
1,700
14'A
14%
800
4%
5%
98.900
3%
3%
2,900
27 Va
28 %
3,500
22 Va
55 34
55 7»
100
52%
17%
5
•
—
16%
-
15%
Feb
230
Aug
Jan
140%
Jun
Aug
3V4
Oct
Nov
19% Mar
5\n July
10V4
Dec
8 %
Aug
18"vb
NOV
Aug
14 V,
Apr
May
47 V4
Nov
Feb
5V2
Dec
Xl3
40
H
Hall Lamp
Organ
Hartford
2
—_—1
25
1
2
1
10c
—10c
—*
-5
25c
*
*
2
Company
Light
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Mfg
Hastings
Co
Co
.
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Havana
Bishop
Hazel
Hazeltine
Stores
common
Co
Mining
Rubinstein
Helena
common
A
Class
Co
Heller
common—
preferred.
4
Holt & Co common
Henry
convertible
5%
class
Co
&
(R)
A
.
Consol Gold Mines
Stores Inc
—
Hollinger
Holly
Holophane
Hormel
Co
common
Horn
&
Hardarl.
Baking Co_
Horn
&
Hardart
common
5%
Oil
Humble
&
Lock
Hurd
Zinc
Indianapolis
Mfg
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Va
141
21'A
5
Mead
Menasco
Iron
Textile
Steel
Michigan
Sugar
300
4,800
28%
28%
50
12%
11'A
12%
5,100
20%
20
20%
3,900
26%
26 3
4
500
19 34
203'8
400
15%
45
45
10
34
3434
125
34 3 4
35",
? nil
2IV4
Jan
39% .Tulv
10
10 Va
9,900
7%
Feb
10'A
14%
15
28%
30%
31 %
32
14,800
143%
J100
20
1.21%
2,900
Va
130
Apr
18
Jan
143%
22
Dec
4%
500
a
July
100%
Jan
109%
Nov
24?4
Jan
36 %
Nov
;
Jan
100 3A
Dec
57
16%
6,200
2%
Jan
43/4
Dec
Jan
7%
Dec
II
Mar
Dec
17
2234
$2
dividend' shares
non-cum
Mldvale
40
10?8
7%
96 Va
2,950
5%""
200
;4l%
13.300
1*1034
700
100
hs'8--
70
25.400
4%
Xl0134
2,350
[107 vi
i; 21 %
3 %
125
12%
5
28%
Jan
Jan
41%
9% July
61? Mar
Jan
3 Vh
Dec
Jan
Co
&
Molybdenum
Monongahela
common
1
Corp
Tel—
&
Tel
States
Company
Nachman
Milling
Bellas
National
TIcss
Fuel
National
National
14%
13%
4%
4%
1
7%
7
_xuc
2%
2
Israel-Mechierranean Pytxol Corp iuc-Jlc
2%
2 %
'l
s
■s
-
Stores common
•
Ltd
Petroleum
National
Co
Radiator
Research
Dec
Jun
Steel
53/4
Dec
Neptune
107 Va
Dec
Nestle
Dec
11
Apr
15
Dec
19
Feb
32
Aug
.'.'750
22 Va
Jan
33
Dec
Jan
14% Aug
24
Dec
6'A
6%
43" 2 00
2%
Jan
6 3/,
Dec
9
1
934
101,200
5%
Jun
934
Dec
30%
18.000
15
Jan
30%
Dec
300
6
Apr
103A
26 Va
h
93
"5
'/8
%
14%
xl3%
2.809
2,000
103A Mar
1 r,
%
19%
5%
55'A May
4% Oct
1234
12
8
a
8
3,700
1 rt
800
8%
IS
Apr
71/2 Mar
8
2,100
131/2
14%
6,600
liy8 July
20 3
Jan
25
12
26%
26%
11
Feb
300
12
24
Jun
Sep
60
Sep
6
Jan
14%
l'A
Sep
Sep
8 V2 May
24%
Aug
143A
Oct
14
*
Feb
27%
Oct
21%
22%
23
9,300
6%
400
26
26
26%
2,700
4
4
4 Va
5%
5%
5%
34%
35 %
*UJ
17%
18%
4,100
104% 104%
50
—
6'A
—
181
u
13%
Jan
5Va
Jan
23 Va
7'A
Nov'
Apr
233A Mar
29%
4,900
2
Jan
4%
Dec
4,000
4%
Jun
6 Va
Nov
30
Jan
10%
Feb
353A
18%
Oct
Dec
Dec
'
100
38 V,
1
38%
49
38%
200
48 Va
•
50%
8,900
100'i 100%
50
106% 106%
30
4%
5%
38% Aug
30%
Feb
36
Nov
95'/a
Jan
1043A
52
Dec
Oct
Apr
1091/4
Jan
104%
Oct
8,100
2%
Jan
5 V,
Dec
30
514
172 V,
Jan
180
Apr
343/4 Jan
42
Nov
42
409
7%
8
1,100
5%
534
40
Mar
98%>
17514 176
41
106
50
103
103
Jun
102
104
Oct
20 %
19
20
~i%
1
900
118 %
100
1%
118 Va
100
100
27
2,000
7%
7%
33 %
8
4,300
34 'a
32
6'A
63a
Sep
6
Dec
3% July
5%
1,000
6%
3,300
Jan
Jan
Apr
213A
Dec
Jan
1203A
Dec
A Mar
1%
Jan
Oct
29%
Nov
Jan
8%
An?
28 3A Mar
34'A
Dec
73/a
Dec
14
105'A
67,700
25%
27
8%
3% May
3%
8
23%
7
43/4
Jun
Mur
British
Haven
10 Va
Jan
121
Nqv
4 Va %
Co
Min
Dec
Feb
New
Jersey
Oct
New
Mexico
9%
Jan
14'/a
Dec
New
Park
1,700
3%
Sep
b va
Feb
New
Process
&
Co
;
Land
16,600
2%
141/4
Jan
6'/a
Jun
53i
Jan
27'A
Dec
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
21%
Sep
103A Mar
14%
Dec
1%
Apr
12
2.700
8%
Jun
12
Dec
18%
1.900
xll'A
Jun
19%
Dec
a
29
28%
20
19%
20%
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
Co
Merchandise
5,800
30%.
10
.
3,000
25 %
26%
1,600
26 %
25%
2634
100
Oct
16% July
Jan
37
151/8
21%
Sep
23
Oct
33
Nov
Dec
25%
Apr
29%
Sep
"414
3%
43s
G.900
2% Aug
4 3A
Dec
—30c
23e
2%
23a
43,200
1% Mar
3'A
Nov
21 34
22%
1
22 %
6%
'
5%.
6%
2 "4
2
1
2%
Va
3,200
21%
22 %
Dec
200
3%
Apr
61/2
Dec
27.200
11?
Jan
2}i| May
1.820
lKVa
2%
2%
4.400
2'A
Dec
8 %
2%
9%
1,250
7
Jan
1
Jan
50c
4 38
3%
434
111,700
48 %
41 %
4912
1
23 %
23 'A
2" 7
Va
4
46 "a
141 '/a
3%
10
Nov
Feb
July
5%
Rep
45.800
36%
Feb
49 %
Dec
a
9.200
11%
Jan
24%
Dec
188,700
55
150
4
1034
200
45V4
46 !A
2,450
10 3
Jan
434
3
55
10
Dec
138% 139%
139
20
*
Sep
Dec
2% July
2 V,
1%
18
10
8%
2%
Jan
47,600
Oct
11%
common
Jan
Dec
2
2%
3'A
11,1
Honduras Rosario
3'A
2
1,500
400
Sep
Jan
18'
4
9,600
17,500
13 3a
19
4
11%
103
2,100
26,900
20 'A
13%
1
3%
xl9%
3
common
2-:,
24
20 %
1
Mining Co
Co
1,500
25
Cliem
Arizona
73k
York
Co
preferred
Zinc:
&
Oil
Watch
&
convertible
Idiia
27'A
—25c
2
4
5
1
Ltd——40c
100
Tel
Tel &
Clock
New
700
4%
27 'A
4%
1
*
common—,
Dominion
England
New
17%
17
1
1
Electric Corp
Meter common
Le
New
3%
4$j Dec
Jan
—*
Ltd—A
Car
Union
5 Va
Dec
153/s
20%
,
common—_1
Products
National Starch
National
Transit common
91
Dec
371/4
200
1
Corp_
Machinery
Rubber
National
Inc
Industries
Presto
3,100
% '**-
4%
common
Gas__
Mfg
National
New
Jun
45
Feb
11 Va
12%
1
Co
Vov
Jan
Sep
22
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
National
—;
National
Jan
Jun
31
6,000
10
Corp
Dec
2%
Aug
21 Va
8,400
5%
Co
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Dec
3%
Dec
28 Va
Feb
N
28%
15,600
20%
Jan
I
35-
4,700
Jan
13%
9
-5
common—2.50
10
common
-50c
Mfg
National
a
11
21%
24
297
1
Inc.
1,200
*
12 '/a May
12%
Power Co—
cumulative preferred
4.40%
Oct
21%
10 Va Mar
21 %
Q
*
Service
Public
Jan
Jan
Mar
Aug
13
50
pfd
Light fj%
Oct
8%
103
30
24
50c
common
Pwr
19%
19
84
1
iiv4
Oct
Jan
Nov
22% July
Jan
18,800
1
—
convertible preferred
4 Va %
30%
50c
Co
Refineries
Wohl
41,900
31
•
Sep
6%
91V4
83
30
July
14'A
86'A
51%
33A Mar
——5
Abrasive
Piping
Mid-West
Miller
ft
35,1/4
10%
*
Co .common
Midwest
National
.24%
?
'12% Aug
Products—
Steel
Midland
20
6%
1
Middle States Petroleum common-—1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Dec
141
3% Aug
13 Va
84%
_1
10
common
50
Dec
Mar
2
2 %
13 %
Corp
Hone
44 Va
3
Co
preferred
6%
Micromatic
100
'50
3
■'or footnotes see pa«4t Ji
Tube—
Michigan
Muter
pfd—100
Corp
3
Sep
82%
25c
15
1
.——2.50
crtmmon
Cor))
Participating preferred
Michigan
Bumper Corp—^
Dec
4 9'A
63/4 Mar
48
2%
Dec
5
vtc
Jan
84%
•
1
—
Co
Nov
*
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Mesabi
4
10%
5
6
5% Mar
Nov
1
Merrill
lr%
41 %
107%
950
6
1
Co
Mfg
20
5%
__
Nov
Nov
1
Jan
4%
.
common
Co
Jan
4%
Chute
&
2%
10c
Co
3.90%
Dredging
Johnson
13V4 Mar
11
Manufacturing
Oil
McWilliums
11%
r
96%
4'A
14'A
5
*
10
common.'
& Co
(AG)
McKee
300
10%
Royalty
Inc common
Aircraft Corp
600
10%
*
A
Inc
Air
W)
(J
McDonnell
3,000
5
5
Resistance
Israel-American
Mays
;lo%
28%
International
2 Va Mar
4%
24
2,600
Jan
*
1
Ltd
Massey-Ilanis-Ferguson
(19
3%
%—
16%
Feb
5%
10%
10
16
49
423/a
1—£1
Ltd
Co
Shovel
Power
17
3%
19
Nov
225
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
27%
Products
Irving
Dec
10%
21
International
Fireman
13 %
2,400
28%
Industries
Petroleum
Iron
Jan
12.300
21
Machinery
Metal
Ironite
9
217%
capital stock-*
Cigar
International
Co
^ep
*13%
50c
Co
America
North
Service
Dec
8f
13%
313/4
13%
Ohio
Dec
102'/a
Jan
16 %
100
13 VB
Murray
31%
Jan
13%
Sep
37%
13%
Dec
Jun
70
17%
43/4
74
Aug
19'A
93%
150
Jun
Apr
13%
Sep
2.700
2%
Feb
19'/a
15'A
121600
1,300
4l3/4
TV
13 Va Mar
8
Dec
33/a
44%
SMunt.z
Jan
8%*
7 Va
25
Mountain
23 Va
4 :»
Jan
750
vug
18 Va May
4
3%
%
Dec
22 %
300
700
6%
Nov
23 Va
13%
Dec
6%
70
8%
Sep
100
93A
46%
9%
Feb
9%
29%
Oct
%
Apr
4'A
Jan
2934
3%
68 %
Jan
Nov
6Va
—
Dec
37,100
46%
6%
8
2%
9%
%
9
70 Va
6%
2%r
23
Jan
4%
5 Va
7
36 3A
100
4.80%
cum ill
preferred series B. 100
4.50%
preferred series C—
_100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Morris Plan Cor)) of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry
Mills
2.50
834
ord reg
International
Public
Dec
Nov
9%
pfd—100
Co
B)
Communication
Marlon
National
common
International
Investors
13%
593/a
2 Va
6,300
of
3'A.Aug
Dec
Jan
2%
% lOO3',
Hardware
1% May
10%
9 Va
4
Co
583/4 July
26%
6,300
a
99
Industrial
Iowa
2%
lL
434
Light 4%
Oct
(The
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Missouri
99 Va
insurance
Manischewitz
Jan
3 3
*
3%
30% May
Dec
3'A
"3%
1
*
*
10
57%
6%
~B
2oc
1
5
Jun
4
9?4
10
4%
2%
Nov
9
9%
Co
6
ll
Aug
100
Co
6%
55
153/a
21%
8%
common-
Stores
Minnesota
2%
Jan
15% Mar
8%
Service
Public
Maine
Mangel
Mining Corp of Canada
I-
83A
1,000
%
8
Mackintosh-HeinpiiUl
Sep
57 %
5,600
M
Aug
—5
Pwr
Corp
2
3,<ft)0
10,Too
14
20%
19%
1
*
Co
4%
Refining capital stock—*
Co
(The)
Feb
6 %
8
43V8
1
1
Co
Exploration
July
200
rets
&
1 Va
Chemical Industries—
dep
Land
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Jan
Aug
2
(The) Co
W'atcli
Longines-Witlnauer
3%
9 %
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Amer
Chain
Lodge & Shipley
Louisiana
4%
73A
*
A
—
1%
8%
*
5
class
B
Steel
6,600
6%
5
Groceterias
Locke
8
5
5?4
3A
*
preferred
cumulative
July
13%
1
JO
Y
4%
I
Imperial
Fabrics of N
Class
.
Inc
14
32% '132 %
Securities
Hygrade Food Products
G|
%
32 %
common
Hydro-Electric
Illinois
Jan
IR
Tourneau
Liberty
common
1
4'A
*
Manufacturing Co
&
Le
Realty
4
5
Inc
(Harvey)
Lefcourt
preferred
conv
Aug
6%
20 Va
50c
1%
100
preferred
Hubbell
Jan
8%
15
*
Co—
A) &
(Geo
cum
53/a
Jan
8
—5
University
4 'A
*
Inc——
Horder's
—
2 V< Mar
1
10
2.50
5
1
*
Mfg Co common
preferred
Higbie
-
1%
10c
Products
Steel
Hercules
28
—-100
100
1
preferred-—__—
5Va%
Hoe
Inc
Corp__
Dept
Hearn
Hecla
5
1
Inc
Co
Hammond
5%
Co
common
Mid-West
Laboratories
Haelan
Inc
Metal
7.500
ifi-%
3 34
4
6
600
7%
Lear
Delaware.
Extension
Salle
Jan
5'A
15%
434
5
Nov
109
175
20,300
t
La
ol
Sessions
Feb
4'/a
10
Corp
Sep
4
7%
1
*
*
9c
A'ahastine
&
Dec
09
108'A
3%
Dec
Apr
53/a
102%
8'A
333/8
a.uk
lb.-4
105
%
,4
&
Loblaw
Nov
Jan
10
Corp
Lamson
5%
q7/„
1 % Mar
400
13
50c
Inc
Leases
Company
Lime
Gypsum
Dec
Nov
83/b
Jan
105
1
Stores Products common
Grocery
26
10
4,0%
*
Chemical Co
&
Hydraulics
Gridoll
Griesedieck
3,900
-100
preferred.
Lakes
Sep
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
Great
<h
1 «
10c
Inc
Pacitic
&
2%
19
Jan
%
18
—
Mines
Industries
8%
%
107
5
•
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham
Manufacturing common.
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co—
5
Amer
00
150
%
434
107
preferred
Consolidated
Great
Nov
2%
fg Mar
Lamson
Nov
7%
Jan
5
■'
*
prior
$4.50
Goldfield
16
Feb
15%
Jan
1
*
B
B
Class
1 Va
225
5
class
Distilleries
Union
8,100
1
common
—
Globe
%
Nov
6V4
Jen
•
Mines-*
Coal
Alden
114
July
1%
10
Gold
Co
Glenmore
4 V,
2%
•
*
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
300
2.500
Nov
29%
Jan
''a
1714
1
preferred
Corp
C)
(A
Gilchrist
10%
preferred—*
Corporation
Yellowknife
Giant
Jan
•%
2%
reg
$6
Service
Stores
Power $5
preferred
Georgia
ord
dep rets
Public
SGeneral
6,200
VH
Jan
3
2'A
17'A
£1
Generol Finance Corp 5%
pfd A
10
General Fireprooting common
5
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common—,—50c
5%
convertible preferred
20
General
3,400
Jan
Ltd—
Electric Co
American
%
4
21 Va
6%
2 %
*
com—1
-25
Co
1,100
1434
__
General
[28%
106%
100
1
preferredMfg Co common
Gellman
28 'A
—
Found.y
113/4
1.400
18,000
6
1
5
Ltd
15
1
luc
Mines
143/4
5
1
Company
Apparel
Shore
% May
45
93/4
20
7%
4?i
Dec
Jan
66
Dec
Jan
103/4
Aug
Apr
461/4
Dec
Feb
10'/a
Oct
31
V
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(32)
..
.Monday, January 3, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
!
RANGE
Range
Niagara Share
Nlpissing
20%
25!«
40 '/a
39
401
1
2
2
1
Mines
7
—
Jan
27%
Dec
Jan;
40%
Dec
Sentry
Safety
Serrick
Corp
13.800
1G%
11,500
1%
Jan
2T«
Sep
7
30,100
3%
Apr
7
Dec
American
North
dep rets ord shares—i:—Is
Corp.—_——L~—1
American Rayon $3 preferred.50
North
Canadian Oils Ltd—.—■—25
5'/«
4
H
North
Central
5
27 ®k
27
Northeast
North
Oil_
RR
Ind
4'/*%
Serv
k
45,300
13,GOO
V4
Feb
Shattuck
Jan
3%
Dec
Shawinigan-' Water
Apr
45%
Dec
71,900
1%
Jan
300
18 %
Feb
27
^
6®u
17,800
89
102
Jan
37 %
3%
Jan
40
86 «/a
95%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Oct
Dec
Shoe
Apr
Sicks
Dec
91®/4
105
Signal
Class
57,500
11%
11%
11®
11®%
11%
12
19%
19%
12%
1,400
1
0,800
25
100
12%
17,300
54%
200
100% 104%
104%
19'%
11%
54®%
3,300
100
class A_i
•
50%
225
20%
20
21%
900
32
31%
32%
5,200
5
5®a
5,800
34
34%
150
8%
2,900
*
—2
B
Sllex
Ogden Corp common
Ohio
Brass Co
Ohio
Power
—
50c
—
4
8,300
07,i
4,200
2®'a
Jan
50%
100
44%
Jan
60
Dec
130
105%
Jan
112
Sep
1
Sep
X69%
Nov
%
56'%
3%
Oct
4®/«
7%
Oils
Okonite
Ltd
Old Town Corp common.
40c cumulative
Oliver
United
3,700
0 %
300
27 %
27 %
50
15% Mar
29
Nov
5%
8,500
3% May
6
Aug
Boss
Dec
South
1%
75
73 («
1
__
*
B_
•
a..-*
Olympic Radio & Television Inc.. —1
Inc.
5.(a
4%
'
1
___
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Securities—£
Overseas
7®u
7
class
1
20%
1,100
1%
70
750
21
70
04
%
70 7 it
18%
19 7«
Jan
7%
Nov
9®/a
6
150
19 Co
112 Mar
98
Jan
6®/4 July
15
Jun
2,050
37%
Jan
1,000
13%
21
•
Jan
Nov
Simplicity
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
72
Nov
South
24
Nov
Southern
Can
Co
common
5 %%
5%
1st
28
35 %
36: 'a
25
preferred
redeemable
27® it
25
1st pfd
preferred
1st
5%
8
Electric 0%
33 %
25
1st
preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
:
4.50%
25
red
1st
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
cum
dividend
Airlines
Pacific
Power
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
Israel
Oil
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Park
Chemical
Ciass
Amer share
lc
35
29
27%
Jun
29
2',:
2
20''
5.203
13 Va
Jan
20 Va
7-:
8,500
20%
l
7®«
•
Penn
Ltd
Traffic
2
Co
Penn
a!
Water
Power
i 71
i
*
471
a
l(i7,i
4(2'
47'
1
__1
•
Phillips Screw Co
Rights
10c
.
4'.4
Pinchin
Johnson
Pioneer Gold
Ltd
1
Amer
Piper Aircraft
Corp
Polaris
Scale
common.
—
Powdrell & Alexander
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Inc
Metals
Preston
East
Dome Mines Ltd
,
72
Gas
Public Service
.i...—
...
July
201
la®%
Feb
•22%
Nov
Stlnnes
1%
Dec
2
Dec
Stop
5(f»
Jun
9%
Dec
Stroock
5%
Aug
Sun
%
Dec
Sunrise
Jan
Superior
4%
17
4
3®4
Jan
•33
1,400
Dec
19,700
1712
3,600
16 (h
Dec
10,900
~1®%
Jan
2% Aug
Jan
0
26
86®
4
%
(i
2
15.500
89
900
65 %
Jan
90%
28
4.GOO
18 '/a
Dec
6 (a
July
Sep
29%
2,100
9%
Dec
4 %
Sep
8 hi
8'
3 '7
1,200
30
30'7
3%
3
3(7
0%
7
2% May1
21®/4 Jan
9,000
7
2,200
Yn
200
32
2®% July
5% Feb
(S)
3% May
7% Dec
Jan
51%
Dec
Dec
551i
GOO
40%
Jan
57
12
12® it
1,100
9%
Jan
13%
14%
13%
1471,
8.300
8
Apr
G
111
(i
Sep
16% July
0% Dec
2% Mar
31,000
2 L.
l®'i
23,900
1 Va
16 'a
16 %
17
700
10%
•
10
9%
10
1,700
103 »/4 103 ('1
25
Inc
Class
Preferred
Th'ew
Shovel
Thiokol
Reda
Pump Co
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
l
Co
&
Oil
1
Corp
Electric
&
17%
1
Engineering
Thorofare
Tilo
Tobacco
104
Oct
Jan
18
Sep
Todd
371:
453
24
Apr
40%
Jun
Toklan
31%
Jan
50%
Jan
28%
Sep
Jan
8%
Dec
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
33%
2.500
23(1
Jun
34%
1,100
4 V
Jan
13%
Co
10%
Dec
17%
1
17® it
1.700
1 :i
11%
12%
Rice-Stix
•
62%
51 ®4
621
1
5
4 ®B
5%
(Texas Corp) vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
Royce
—1
pfd F
100
dep rets ord reg
P.omc Cable Corp common
Electric
(The)
Royalite
2%
90>2
Dec
U
Nov
Steel
25 (a
Feb
41
Dec
7%
Feb
13®'
Jan
1,800
22
62%
Dec
'22,400
1%
Jan
5%
Oec
1,900
,
1%
Sep
6
Dec
2
"040
93
Co
.
89
Va
Jan
•3
Jan
Aug
99 %
2217
24
6.100
Oct
17%
Jan
10%
24
Sep
20® «
19%
21'2
2,400
18% Mar
22% May
54%
53®8
55'4
3,503
32 %
56 %
Dec
1
15 fit
15(8
16 (4
3,000
10% May
18
Dec
1338
9,800
10%
5(4
200
•
Feb
13 %
12'«
17
10%
18
4,100
15%
Nov
19
1
31
28 V3
31%
4.900
14%
Jan
31%
Dec
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
3®«
3®a
4
12.800
2%
Jan
4%
Ryerson &
Sep
1
7(«
5®4
7'a
10,000
4
%
Jun
7%
common
Ci
1.25
Company
Haynes
common
5 "4
Jun
14%
Oct
Jan
5
5%
Dec
s
St
Lawrence
San
Carlos
Corp Ltd
Milling
Co
Ltd
8
70%
13
70
71 ®4
1.800
38% May
13
13
100
20
24
100
Cum
series
pfd 4.40% scries
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil
&
Inc
Schick
Steel
Sep
21%
Dec
21 %
Dec
l
4%
4
4%
Nov
7'/»
(>%
7®ii
8,001)
4%
Jan
6 %
2%
3®h
19,100
2®a
Jan
3%
Dec
21'2
22%
4.100
15%
23
2(5
3.500
17
Co..
25'4
50c
i.
Seaboard
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Seem ah Bros Inc
2l;!
»
_50e
*
l
4.
if*
1,V.
7®h
71»
1
,
4
2.100
I%
14,000
7 '7.
13®,
11 V.
1-2 :V
-400
>
2.000
1.900
%
Dec
Jan
July
H July
12 July
4.100
.3%-
17'4
12'4
92.800
I,®,-.
'
:2%
„•
12.50
47
1
_l
,
3
3 %
0,900
2%
Feb
0%
Nov
29% Mar
41%
Nov
~3%
17%
J 4
4
100
14 %
900
12% July
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400
10
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15
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106
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15
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108
88
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2,700
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69
69
103
56
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10
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27
27%
400
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.
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9
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l
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Oct
Jan
650
1
.
9%
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10%
Remington Arms Co Inc
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&
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24
9%
41
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•
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14
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—.
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800
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5,100
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2
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Trans
24
18
Feb
8
1
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Corp
Inc
Power
17
3%
*
Jan
13%
400
3,800
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10
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1
10
13
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Texas
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1
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May
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common
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10%
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Jan
8
21%
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Raymond Concrete Pile common
34®%
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Reading Tube Corp
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•
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Toledo Edison
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25
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Railway & Utility Investment A
Aug
1,050
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&
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50
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Ray
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Aug
36
5
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1
—
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6%
1
—
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class
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cumulative preferred
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Pyle-National
Stetson
11%
59
1
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Standard-Thomson
3.400
of Colorado—
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May
Jan
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*
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31%
Tube
Dec
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31
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41%
26
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Feb
12
1.400
30
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28%
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1
Standard
2,300
2
1
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17%
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55 '/a
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1
Sterling Engine Co
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1
Dec
13®i
13
2
54
Dec
4%
25
54%
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10
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17 1
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1
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54
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*
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1
1
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.
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l
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503
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.
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,
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8
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20 1
2
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52
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21 >4
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403
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Dec
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:
51
1
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Dec
1
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Jun
Jan
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July
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13
4 %
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25
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108
53
1,600
16%
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24
31%
preferred—
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2%
8%
25
preference
cumulative
04 '/a
2%
8'%
Apr
Jan
'
preference
cumulative
4.08%
Stahl-Meyer
51,000
4Va
32 %
preferred
4.32%
Southern
Dec
1%
6.400
Dec
Dec
73
4%
Aug
28
2®% Aug
Jan
Jun
~4%
39 %
106
1% May
3%
24
4%
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42%
Jan
7,600
May
P
Dec
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47% Dec
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37
Jan
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Sep
26'/a
106
800
34
Sep
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32
Dec
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Dec
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July
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97 %
13
3%
21 ®/8
Apr
Feb
NOV
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Jan
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Nov
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400
1,500
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74
26% Mar
25
preferred
convertible
convertible
27 1%
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100 ®/4 Sep
Dec
Nov
42®8
Oct
Dec
43
Dec
12%
56%
39%
Oct
29%
43%
19
Jan
Jan
*
39'%
Oct
July
July
Jan
%
40%
12.50
common:
cumulative
4.56%
4.48%
28 '»
1
Company
35 V4
Jan
Jun
503
1 Bol
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Jan
28
27'/8
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•
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class
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B
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21
1
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pfd
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
1
Light 5%.
Jan
8
21
Dec
Jan
California Edison—
104
27
•
1
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Jan
•
preferred
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Pacific
13%
83(4
100
1
33 %
28
28
•
preferred
331
27?,,
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pfd
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1
33%
27%
25
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500
2.200
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4.88 %
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34
Pattern
Simpson's
5%
Pacific Gas &
•
7 ® ii
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preferred
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5 (4
Publloirtions—
preferred
convertible
$3
Dec
1
common——
common—
1
Ltd
common
•
Singer Manufacturing Co
1—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
•
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Corp
1
111
110
90c
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Blmmons-Boardman
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111
—25
—
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Aug
6 («
100
_
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%'
•
class B common—
4%s preferred—
3® is
'
Okalta
Omar
37'..
1
Company
15%
Dec
1%
15
July
5% Jan
26%
"
Oil
Oceanic
5
10
23®%
2
class A
Co
& Gas
50%
High
3% May
% Jan
102%
•
Canada—_7
Ltd
Breweries
Oil
5,100
1 %
*
common
of
America
of
Corp
4%
1 %
5
preferred
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Oct
6 %i
Nov
580
Xl03%
5%
29
4%
1 %
Power
&
LOW
4%
Mining
Denn
Range for Year 1951
High
20o
—*
Ipc
%
500
Low
Shares
1
,
common.
%
1
a
5'i
1
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!U8
102
pld—100
45',
5%
6%
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Co——
Pub
3%
44"
1
Airlines—————
Penn
Northern
•4
3%
in
3%
Laboratories
Texas
eLather
of Prices
1
10c
common
Control
class B
Servomechanisms
Seton
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
Norden
Corp
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Radio
Sentinel
a
is
Last
Sale Price
High
17
2 j?(1
G
—
Noma Lites Inc
Low
800
20%
*
Week's
Friday
,
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1951
High.
-5
common!—
Corp
Pond ——i
Niles-Bement
31
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
DECEMBER
ENDED
for Week
01 Prices
East
Hale Price
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Steel
5.400
40
Co
•l.OOO
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
2.200
Inc
5.900
Virginia- Iron:Goal & Coke Co
vor-t
Manufacturing
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
May
Jan
20%
v
1.800
/'
•
Corp__
534,
6%-
aoo
14.500
Aug
7
Feb
90
July
27%
D-c
32®%
Jan,
Jan
4
24%
12 *
Z 5%. Dec
Dec
7.500
.
*
—
8
74
22% Mar
6% July
Jan
t
Dec
31.
July-
•
Jan
5%
Oct
6%
'
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Dec'
'
Number 5391.
Volume 181
'
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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a
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
/
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Par
WEEK
Aircraft
Shares
Low
I'M
BONDS
Range for Year 1954
Hiii/i
ooW
New York Stock
ctfs
5%
ext
5
3
%
5%
1,200
2%
Jan
5%
9,200
4%
Nov
105
■
Waitt
—,
Bond
&
Wallace
Ward
preferred
Watch
Baking
Wasatch
Knapp
&
series
$6
West
1
26%
26%
27
21
1%
41,500
300
18
20
450
Ltd
139%
.+
Westmoreland
Coal
White's
Stores
Auto
Whitman
Wichita
(Wm)
(The)
Williams
C)
(R
195
20
39
50
13%
14
2,400
18
19
125
16
150
25% Apr
Wood
Pwr
Wodley
0%
Jan
22
Dec
25%
Dec
10%
10%
*2,000
7
Feb
10%
750
20
May
25%
24 %
25
25
1%
Nov
1
4%
~4%
5 Vb
2,000
4%
Nov
13%
13%
13%
700
8%
Jan
6%
6%
800
6
Jan
3
3 %
pfd
Machine
Inc....
17%
Dec
% Nov
JiS
A
-
.
3%.
14,000
3%
Bonds
bid
1st
4s
L 1st
Eastern
mortgage
Gas
listed
Jan
Feb
Feb
Lt
Elmira
Water
Ercole
3 %s
Marrelli Elec
Flying
400
11
Apr
17%
Dec
Dec.
39%
42 %
5,4*0
32% Jan
45%
Apr
Dec.
8%
8ft
700
ft
2
%
A
Hamburg
A
Hamburg
&
1993
or
A7s
Nov
ex
10
First
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
24—
—
1963.1
Midland
New
Mill
England
RR
A 1st
143.84
61.37
147.07
99.70
102.95
100.70
100.25
100.90
145.36
61.43
148.47
99.75
103.01
100.95
100.30
101.00
146.23
61.78
149.57
99.77
102.87
100.96
100.36
100.9)
145.73
61.85
149.45
99.80
102,90
100.95
100.52
101.04
3%
Apr
Dec.
30—
401.97
2
Dec
lji Jan
A
___
Bonds
Range for
Sold
Year
High
105%
132
2
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
1954
Low
101%
155
No.
High
99%
11
97
92%
18
85%
(35^ Stocks)
Compiled by
101%
Date—
Ohio
1st
Power
1st
67.43
High
Dec.
28
67.29
Low
Dec.
29—
63
73
Wed.
4
54%
64
Thurs.
93%
93 V4
—
Fri.
100%
103%
3Vis
37
82%
$130
—
81
47
47
68.72
ex
103%
98%
41'A
The SEC index of stock prices
50
141'/a
167
93
—
stocks for the
Oct
Public
Oct
3'As
1968
E'iectric
Service
1960
coupon
1947 coupon 1960—
6s 1954——
Gas
&
Housing Corp 6Vis
$96
98
—
1
103'A
5
103
103'A
9
$102
103%
103 'A
April-Oct
and
1st
2Vis
ref
M
^
series B
3s
C
series
1973
38-'Series
E
series
F
1979
3s
Southwestern
Spalding
Stinnes
(Califi
Electric
<fc
3s
91%
"A
91'A
Aug
Electric
United
A7s
with
A7s ex
1947
A6Vis
.
f
s
coupon
94
95
* A6s mtge s f gold
Wasatch Corp
Webb
__
103'A
Western
1960
5s
Union
Newspaper
101
12
0.7
267.7
209.5
322.4°
317./
1.5
322.4
233.1
"New
the
In
CORRECTION:
20,
read
"297.8"
A
20-year
20-year
ABaden
April
7s
103%
103
98
102%
96%
7s
Jan
Central Bk of German State &
series
A
series
B
Port
AGerman
AS
f
Waterways
&
Cons
secured
Munic
6s
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Number of
Shares
Mon!
~
(City)
(Prov)
6%s
1952
6%s
7s
Total
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
2,952,765
Tues. Dec. 28—
$4,224,000
$401,000
$9,000
$4,634,00.1
3,662,890
Dec. 27_
5,617,000
428,000
2,000
6,047,000
5,413,000
278,000
11,000
5,702,00o
4,433,400
Wed. Dec. 29
422,000
5,604,000
270,000
4,456,000
8
102%
107%
102%
103
$24,622,000
$1,799,000
9
101%
104%
25
97%
101%
105
1
102
Total
18,485,575'
_____
105
88
94
95 Va
192
87
152%
95
$25
—
—
$26,443,00)
$22,000
91
112
S.
$26,500
Government
$54,000
1,051,000
1,220,000
1,189,000
91,913,440
682,762,70<.<
$775,940,14)
24,622,000
11,225,000
122,498,580
855,933,950
Total
$26,443,000
—
—
$12,468,000
' $979,510,030
152
93'/a
9
91%
103%
105%
<r
96%
26
265
68
74
107% 107%
3
107
2
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
110
100% 102
73
74
,
99%
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Domestic
of
Bonds
Range for
Sold
Year
Low
No.
J954
High
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Tues. Dec. 28—
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
1.300,050
$151,000
$42,GOO
$12,000
$205,00.-
130,000
1,276,690
Mon. Dec. 27—
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Week's Range
Sale Price
$44,006
$22,000
1,799,000
International Bank
Foreign
163
105
1
163
104% 105%
Last
354,851,325
Bonds
Railroad and Industrial—.
—
—
93%
__
573,374,622
8,263,135
18,485,575
1953
1954
1953
1954
shares
192
—
—Calendar Year—
Week Ended Dec. 31
of
_
$25
163
19,000
43,000
192,000
Wed. Dec. 29—
*100
109
109
J158
160%
120
94%
84
80
50.000
16,000
§5,000
121,000
1,349,100
205.000
13,000
7.000
225,000
Fri. Dec. 31—_.
1,599,670
46.000
77,000
8,000
131,00)
6.939,015
$582,000
$167,000
$125,000
$874,000
162
£94
1.413,505
Thurs. Dec. 30.
$100
76
76
83
76 '
76
Total—
115
75
117
—
Jan-July
—
21
22
17%
22
108
102
94%
130
83
.—
1939
,
108
102
—
—
1949—
Bonds
5,182,000
$152
Feb-Aug
1947
1947
Ger
United States
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Bunds
4,186,000
$100
June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Mow
Feb-Aug
ALima City
(Peru 6Vis stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A> 2Vis 2008—May-Mow
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951—
June-Dec
AHanover
AHanover
Railroad,
and Miscel.
3,590,360
$105
—
June-Dec
7s
;
3,846,140
April-Oct
1951———
ADanzig
December
of
Prov Banks—
1952
A6s
Summary
Fri. Dec. 31
186
—
Feb-Aug
A 6s
Press
Thurs. Dec. 30
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
1947
the
103%
April-Oct
iGermany) 7s 1951—
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
in
12-17-54 closing for "Durable Goods, '
100%
—
1946
carried
Prices
reflecting the
101
Low
A
Stock
of
"397.8."
6
105-
Friday
Agricultural Mortgage Bank «Col)
of
5
$93%
—
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Index
the first column,
instead
'
June-Dec
Period
SEC
the third figure in
1954,
should
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
+
198.5
High.
98
99%
$102% 103
—Feb-Aug
1959
6s
+
98%
100% 100%
May-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-July
1945
deb 6s ser A 1963
Traction
265.8
144 %
66 %
85
102 % 103%
1956
& Knapp
West Penn
124.6
267.7°
and Service
Trade, Finance,
Mining
95%
'
Water Power 3Vis 1964
Inc 5s debs 1974
Washington
144.1
172
26
102% 103%
—
1941
debentures
292.2
+ 0.1
....
United Industrial Corp—
-
346.4
+ 1.8.
143.7
U.
1956
1940-coupon
1
1
+ 0 9
287.1
93%
120
Co—
Service
Dec
Dec
343.2
_____
103% 103%
1953——Feb-Aug
1953
1947 coupon
1
103%
130%
1
.
143.9
157%
83
102
98%
,
ex
249.'
+ 1.1
103% 103 %
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Aug 1 1940 coupon
6Vis
193.2
+ 1.0
292.2°
159
$102 % 104
April-Oct
1946_
222.7
301.2
321.6
297.8
346.4°
Goods
—
Stocks—No,
A6'is
193.)
324.9
324.93
102%
1
170
103
—May-Mow
"
269.4
301.2°
Goods
Non-Durable
94%
148%
3
14.4%
$95
1970——Feb-Aug
3Vis
5s 1989
Industries—
Bros
&
(Hugo)
2nd stamped
A7-4s
Terni
Gas
G)
(A
1970_;
Gas 3Vis
Gas
Counties
High
+ 0.9
Transportation
105%
116
170
103 %
Low
Change
Utility
—
$136
95
17,'54
267.0
156
99%
__
155% 155%
—.Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
—_
Southern California
Southern
Durable
$25
Feb-Aug
1973—,.
104%
103'/.
93%
$159
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1976____
1976
3Vis series D
99
98
101%
$100
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
103
85%
'
3Vis series A
150
12
101'A 101'A
1965.____.Mar-Sept
3s
102
—
$92
1958
Edison
California
162%
89%
__
'
154
154
—
Dec.
23,'54
269.4°
Manufacturing
161%
128%
~2
,
102%
$102
103%
1954-
Percent
100
135
160
May-Mow
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Mow
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962. Jan-July
Southern
81%
17
97
160
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
Jan-July
A Ruhr
Gas Corp.
6 Vis A 1953..——... April-Oct
ARuhr
the closing prices of the common
by major industry
on
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
follows (1939 = 100):
groups
Composite
__
$166
1998—Jan-July
6s
Co
based
'
93
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
....
1940
1
1
2
16
week ended Dec. 23, 1954, for composite and
135
wmm*
$25
94 %
Jan-July
1971.j.
Electric
Sep
91%
2
167
$129
Mar-Mow
liq tr ctfs..
Jan-July
with
6Vis
44.40
Dec.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A
Low
current year are as
—
..Jan-July
April-Oct
1963
WaterPower 3V4S
A6Vis
4
iy5»
49.80 Feb
SEC Index of Stock Prices
97
140
1
47
167
110
—
5
100% 100%
p.—
Ltd—
1953
1970
APrussian
Range for
High
_
93%
99
81'A
81 %
.June-Dec
'•
Piedmont
67.70
-
__
$97
April-Oct
May-Mow
1963..
3'As 1961
6Vis
3s
47.32 Jan
68.30
30
31
Dec.
1954
68.72 Dec. 31
106%
1
$103% 104
Dec.
Inc.
Range for
27
6
Jan-July
-—May-How
1941
7s
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania
Quotation Bureau,
Dec.
64
$100
1952
1
6Vi 'k
extended to
1953
due
National
Closing
93%
73
$25■
May-Mow
1946—_—1.
Power Co
mortgage
6Vis
40
Bonda
-Closed-
398.51
Apr
$100
June-Dec
4%
Power
Nippon Electric
Total
ities
401.97
28—
29__
93%
1952
coupon
Smelt
&
Valley
10
Util¬
393.88
J"■
27
72%
-Jan-July
1970
4s
coupon
7Vis
Tietz
A Mansfield
Second
Closed
—
(11%
64
1967.... Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust
ALeonard
t
Total
10
15
Mon.
—
bonds
-Bonds-
Util-
Dec.
i_
99%
92%
..June-Dec
1940
1947
1
cash
for
week.
current
20
Oct
Friday's
U50
Jan-July
._
RR
1
during
Rail-
8%
Bid & Asked
993/i
Mar-Sept
...
3%s
Nov
transacted
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
Nov
104% 104%
—
5Vis 1938
with
being
sales
no
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
May-How
May
Electric 7s 1935.
Elev & Underground
St Rys
prices;
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
range),
Tues.
debs
conv
1953
Powder
<fc
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
flat.
8
21,500
ft
..Jan-July
1956
Western
Mountain
Green
3%
In
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Date
'
Guantanamo
20
4%
(not Included
10
16%
1940 coupon
5 Vis
debs
6s
3%
4%
4%
transaction
39'/4
32
Mtg Co—
1
Line
Tiger
AGesfuerel
77
54
30
16%
June-Dec
1965—
5s
RR
&
6V2S with Nov
3
4%
Indus-
Dec
1953..—May-Mow
AGtiiS ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953.
-May-Mow
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961 —Mar-Sept
A
the
107% M*r
22
.--June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1978.
series B
4s
37%
4%
-Stoeks-
Jan
~2%
1993..
series A
Fuel
&
traded
are
of N J Division—
mortgage
48%
37
June-Dec
delivery
48
4%
used
3%
1970
3%s
Authority
43%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Stock and Bond Averages
15%
Period
1970
A
2012
in
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
asked
and
being
Below
750
8
3
1998..
1
2s
(not included in year's
Dec
Low
series
3G%
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
22
Interest
Aug
6|
100
$40%
Dec
12%
2 Vb
10%
475
12%
-£1
—
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
II
Jan-July
A)
1919...
Deferred
a
transaction
§ Reported
42%'
_5s
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Transit
High
66%
103%
$102
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In year's range),
r Transaction
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Abbreviations
16%
8
.
...
6s
1997..
1
(Plan
6Vis
Dec.
Ltd
Mar-Sept
Jan
Ltd—
receipts..
2008
"■
"
£66
$00
June-Dec
—
value,
$Friday's
19%
—..2
2%s
Odd-lot
(not
Nov
10% Jan
102%
1
common
1972
__
principal.
8% Allg
200
3%
4%%
Jan
stmpd
5% Mar
79,600
IB
Friday «
Edison
for
1954
Low
$66
__
.June-Dec
5s
1921
par
May-Nov
.April-Oct
1931
2%s
A)
Government
Vis
6s
3% Mar
14%
V»i
12%
Lt
Dec
17 %
17
17
1
BONDS
Boston
Year
No.
High
Nov
9%
12%
Hargreaves
Range
Sold
Bid & Asked
Dec
50%
"
1
25
100
deposit
Bethlehem Steel
Dec
17%
5,600
1
preference
Wright
31
3,800
common
W)
(F
American
Jan
e
Dec
19
%
%
Petroleum
Woolworth
14
25 %
.1
Industries
Woodall
Apr
8 %
50
Co
Newspaper
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Priee
—
3s
Janeiro
♦No
Dec
Mar
A5
Dec
39
31
Ltd
&
206
Jan
47%
25
preferred
Wisconsin
Jan
32 %
24
Inc—
Brothers
175
30%
7
5%
Dec
5
Petroleums
Wilson
Jan
Nov
6'A
48
Co
&
Products
4%
105 Va
24%
Corp
Wilrich
Dec
Jun
3% July
30 %
Corp
Willson
Jan
1
preferred
&
Oil
River
Wickes
Apr
165"%
5
issued)..
Inc.
convertible
5 %'r
1%
Dec
101
49,000
(Plan
fund
ARussian
1
5
1
Mfg.:
(when
common
Sep
39
14
de
1947—.
1947
Chile
Denmark
(Republic oil
Sinking
21%
195
10
Peru
Jtily
Rio
3%
9,600
6'A
Sep
2
stamped
Dec
138
Lmm-
4%
6'A
20
Inc
Parana
% Jan
640
3%
3%
—.
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd._100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
3
Westmoreland
Sep
1927)
of
Bank of
12%
1927)
May
Mortgage
28%
Apr
7% July
7% Feb
78,400
140
138
3%
■
3
...
1 Va
1
1
£—_10c
of
Dec
1
11%
(issue
A7s Issue of Oct
AMortgage Bank
24%
Jan
2.400
1%
11%
A7s
Jan
4%
Jan
20
_.
110
May
12'A
1%
1
Western
New
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
7% Aug
7% Jap
U Jan
11%
—_
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
600
24%
__40c
Leaseholds
2,400
23%
—°
Manufacturing.....:
1.25
Utilities
4.40%
pfd__100
Texas
Western
4%
23%
common
preference.
Wentworth
3%
4
warrants
Corp
Webb
—
_30
—
Inc
Co
Co
—
1
Tiernan
&
Waltham
100
_
Inc
cumulative
S2
Interest
Exchange
at |/A
4%
_
voting
preferred
31
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co—
Baking
Wagner
DECEMBER
for Week
w
Waco
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
—
—
,
—
—
4
83%
41%
+83
1954
130
168%
Domestic
102
161 Vi 161%
133
146
160%
123
Week Ended Dec. 31
144%
Foreign government
51
__
41
59%
Foreign
A
—Calendar Year—
1954
1953
1
—
2,679,149
162,948,716
102,378,937
$121,000
124,000
$14,124,000
11,407,000
$11,961,006
167,000
125,000
95,000
5,166,000
*874,000
$340,000
$30,697,000
14,897,000
5,256,000""
4i
—
85
——
corporate
1953
6,939,015
$582,000
Stocks—No. of shares——.
Bonds
85
Total
$32,114,0C)
A
34
The Commercial
(34)
agd Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'
4
s
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
31
Boston Stock Exchange
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Pat
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
Boston
*
Personal
Eastern
22%
——25
Prop
Trust-
Mas^aciiti.ietcs
1st
6'.c
b'/c
preierred
Eastern
Maine
Central
5%
Inc
Electric
•
Cos
Corporation
Fruit
Jan
23 %
141%
55%
100
49
Jan
56%
351
26%
Jan
37
05
35
44
Mar
73
52%
24
35
Jan
56
24%
24%
25
17%
Jan
30
25
24%
25 %
6,040
18%
Jan
25%
40
40%
271
39"/4
Jun
48%
30
13%
25
8c
139
8c
1,350
24 %
253
55c
95c
22%
13%
55%
100
80%
Aug
700
13c
Feb
'17
STOCKS
Nov
1%
Dec
Allen
Electric
24%
Dec
Ajtes
Brewing
Dec
American Metal Products
24
Nov
Laid
28%
Jan
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25
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6% Apr
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321
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2,185
17
2% Aug
3
25
Corporation
Gray
25
16%
8%
69 %
Corp
Detroit
424
23
-
—
1
Company
Detroit
for Week
Range
Sale Price
P«T
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1
i
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Detroit
Sales
J
—•
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1,700
4%
4%
2
—
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Davidson
Exchange
Week's
Friday
1
—
Low
2%
'
___
Range for Year 1951
High
^2*7
2%
'
Apr
111
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1
—
Dec
342
Scares
par
141%
18%
,
for/-W'eek
of Prices
Dec
Jari
15% Mar
a*ies
Range
lie Price
Apr
75c
Week's
Last
2,1%
14%
57%
100
79%
115
-
Exchange
Friday
Sep
618
24
Cincinnati Stock
20
2-5525
(B
Continental
—
WOodward
Detroit Stock
Consolidated
Baldwin
Telephoi ie:
3,616
23%
21%
57%
Balcrank—__
Exchange
DETROIT
Feb
14%
13%' Jan
125
1%
23%
5
STOCKS
Exchange
Stock
j,
180Aug
Jan
6c
224
1%
23%
11%
420
10%
138% 139%
24
—
13%
16%
10%
—10
__
Building
Dec
—•
——
Stock
Midwest
Jun
2.50
50
American
t.
Dec
46%
Massachusetts
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Exchange
Ford
duller
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Slock
Oct
Apr
—
Laundry
Exchang e
Dec
52 %
110
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Westinghouse Electric Corp__—12.50
American
Stock
Dec
04
Detroit
Aug
35%
55
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Dec
.
Jan
—100
Members
*:
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Aug
Jun
18
;
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15%
121%
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10
363
25
——
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22%
29
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Dec
121
——'20
Pennsylvania RR—
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Jan
54%
.4
1
England Tel & Tel—
Folding
18%
178%
28
———
New
Reece
Nov
Jail
__100
Service
Torrington
9%
155%
120
Association
England Electric System
Shawmut
182
342
100
New
Norbute
12
35%
55
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common
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preferred
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22%
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series
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Wailing, Lerchen is Co.
Range for Year 1954
High
174% 175'%
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Boston
11%
174%
—
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5;
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Woolen
Albany
&
of Prices
Low
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Corp
Tel
&
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
6.500
912.
3%
39%
3%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Nov
16
Feb
Jun
17 Vb
Sep
13c
Oct
62 V2C
Dec
9%
8
Jan
24%
395
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Jan
99% 104'-j
369
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Feb
22%
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13%
Apr
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620
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14%
121:
26
104 %
Jen
Sep
Dec
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(35)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5391... The Commercial and
Volume 181
35
—
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
DECEMBER
SI
Last
8TOCKS
-Range for Yea
Par
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Betwehem
Steel
Ourp
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Blue
Manjmoth
Diamond
Bolsa
Chica
Bond
Stores
New .common
Budd
Company
COc
Jan
12'%
Dec
Lorillard
74%
Dec
8%
(P)
Magnavox
.13%
Jan
17'%
Dec
Martin
tGlenn
75%
Jan
114'%
Dec
Mascot
Oil
Dec
38'%
Dec
McKesson
9%
Jan
17
Dec
Meiiasco
16 %
Dec
Merchants
Burhnglon Mills Corp
Byron Jackson Co
C
&
Super
9'%
11% Mar
Caiilornia
Jun
Merck
8'%
Jan
11
Jun
Middle
Jan
17
Dec
Mission
16%
Jan
29%
Dec
Mississippi
1%
Oct
2% July
Dec
7
Pacific
(Un)
Carrier
Case
Mar
& Co Inn
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GCianese
Cenco
Corp
Chance
Charter
Oil
Jan
National
5'%
Dec
National
City
19%
Dec
National
Distillers
Chicago Milw
Preferred
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Cities
a8331
Foods
Commercial
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58 %
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Oct
Olin
Mathieson
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Aug
24
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Pacific
72%
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Dec
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Feb
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Sep
Pacific
122
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Jan
18%
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Co
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Nov
Philip
Nov
Aug
Pullman
Gair
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7% Mar
Jan
45
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Paint
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250
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22%
Oct
29%
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285
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4,044
14% May
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Nov
25
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Dec
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165
51%
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71%
2,425
l'/a
Aug
Jan
Union
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48
13%
Jan
22
Aug
Union
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66%
Jan
105
Dec
Union
Pacific RR
40
Jan
54
Dec
United
Air Lines
11%
Oct
United
Aircraft Corp
Century-Fox
Carbon
&
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Calif common
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
(Uni
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1
•
25
50
10
5
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1
Oct
Dec
77%
Oct
48
Dec
52%
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47
Dec
78%
Feb
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348
35%
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42%
Oct
20%
301
16% May
20%
Dec
22%
Jan
27%
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110%
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27%
310
13%
13%
2,923
10%
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22%
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165
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100
15
25
25
335
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27'A
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130 %
30 %
242
13%
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25
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52
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Transamerica
Corp
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35%
25
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412
52 3-
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624
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Jan
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6
100
32%
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9%
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15
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165
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,
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54%
36%
2%
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23%
27%
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Dec
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76%
639
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70c
49
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May
19% July
529
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Stone &
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Textron
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4,100
77'%
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36
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10
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Jan
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com—25
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3
7,525
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Corp
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Dec
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Dec
20
97%
1
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Hupp
a
41% Nov
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Rockwell
Rohr
Aug
ah6%
94 %
97
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Hancock Oil Co class A
Honolulu
75%
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46
2%
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Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
OH
a82
10
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&
135
3.00
25%
Dec
7%
52%
4%
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76%
*
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38%
a
44%
♦
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41 %
Jan
37%
.
31%
a
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Inc
Drug
Richfield
San
31%
31%
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Rice Ranch
Dec
4%
Jan
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706
52
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Dec
A
1
38
30
5'/4
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Dec
30%
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Fi
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31,900
52
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5%
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Goodrich
21'/2
Apr
52
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(Un)
Humor Co of Calif
Apr
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5 %
.
5
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16%
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Glidden
150
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(Un)
Products
13%
10
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24 %
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1.85 Jan
50c
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—
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Corp of
.
24% Aug
(Un)
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Jun
Jan
(Un)
Service
9%
•
13%
preferred
Telephone
Jan
56%
a46% a49%
25'%
a
1,
Oil
Pictures
Rexall
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675
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1st
Dec
121'%
3
5
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15%
21%
2
General
3
Sep
1
Dynamics Corp
General
20
455
3,326
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1
10
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Incorporated
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14% July
Corporation
General
l.'u
3 %
11%
1,200
a
1
a22% aE2 %
1 ,1
1 lis
9% May
6 % Oct
115
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-
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(Un)
360
3.00
2.40
—5
(Un)
(Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel (Un)
Dec
41%
1,360
14%
69 %
Jan
2,866
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Dec
a77 a79%
79%
2.70
10
Raytheon Mfg Co
Dec
Jan
Jan
35%
10%
common
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14%
a
11
j 15%
39%
22%
47'%
:.
100
General
Electric
Sep
a
1
Theatres Corp
Radio
Dec
Nov-
12%
Garrett
General
23%
•
(Un)
com
RKO
Dec
12%
A__,
Inc (Un)
23%
5
(Uni
Co
RKO
Dec
20%
145
14
*
Co
Dec
23
Dec
130
____1
(Uni
Co
53%
Phillips
17%
Dec
"*34
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181
10%
1
Trailer
38% Feb
Morris & Co (Uni
Petroleum Co (Un)
19%
Jan
4
175
a72
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15
*
...
253
common
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
35
Jun
9%
•174—
39%
39%
5
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Fooci Machinery & Chemical
52%
Phllco
"59% May
1,452
a69%
10%
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class
52%
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Railroad (Un)
Pfizer
Dec
32%
^26% Jan
,14%
4
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52%
Co
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Pepsi-Cola Co
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1.98#-
39%
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Dec
Nov
(Un)
Pictures
Penney
15%
1#33
23
31
World
American
Dec
26% Mar
163 % a 1A8 %
1
10
(Un)
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Oct
Feb
23%
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Pacific
Dec
Nov
*
39%
Dec
61
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13%
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4%
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common
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Feb
370"
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33%
15%
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Jan
17%
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7%
1
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Eureka
1.35
27% May
Inc
Indemnity
Pacific
57%
3*5
13 %
;
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50c
&
4,650
635
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&
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>3 %
7%
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Paramount
40
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a
33 V4
Products
Radio
3%
227
(Un)
Finance
Pacilic
29
Feb
;^Kjan
2,736
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a
a63%
10
ElectroData
Emerson
Dec
2.95
450
Products
Dec
A
Aug
•
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6%
23
(Un)
Corp
Dec
■U
7%
*
Co
Natural
Jan
31
Chemical
49
May
12%
350
11
10%
12%
10
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Eastman Kodak
42'/a
2%
3 %
1
22
Jan
13%
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Pacific
.
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Oct
5,545
Dec
Sep
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39'/a
6%
22%
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Overland
Dec
16%
Jan
Feb
5
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13
6%
31
(U11)
Jan
72%
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Dec
Nov
6Va
112
Dec
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6%
22%
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Occidental
72'%
385
33% Oct
31
(Uni
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117%
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400
Nov
2.25
Jan
10
RR
Jun
16'% July
70
29
tr.r
13%
Pacific
Jan
40%
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Feb
Co
(Allen
Pont
1.15 Mar
Oct
Feb
Chemical
DuMont
Dec
41'%
57%
5
Industries
17%
450
22%
Aviation
American
17'%
39%
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Dresser
North American Co
Feb
371
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Dec
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15% Mar
22
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44%
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32%
2.00
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26% May
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2.25
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Aug
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17% Mar
55
23%
a
32%
10
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38
39
(Un)
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Mohawk
Niagara
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Dec
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Dec
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4%
28% Dec
*
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Jan
(Un)
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Co
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1%
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Crucible
Idria
% Aug
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Motors
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New
34
70'/4
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Dec
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Continental
a
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Dec
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Consolidated
83'%
26'%
8»% Mar
31,%
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•
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Consolidated
Feb
Apr
Jan
1
Clinton
Gas
Theatres
49
%
July
25
Fuel
Supply
3 %
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Molybdenum
21%
(Uni
Gypsum Co
National
12%
100
Climax
Columbia
National
4
1
(Un)
470
1
Dec
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25
Corp
26
(Uni
59'% Mar
28%
1
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Dec
26
Lines
19
16'%
a^4
26
1
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21%
(Un)
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Apr
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Nov
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&
22%
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2,438
1
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Chicago Corp (Un)
21%
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21%
Co
32%
Products
Vought
Diablo
Jan
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Aircraft
51%
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Mt
Aug
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Certain-)eed
Cessna
Jan
Fuel
River
3%
1
(Un)
26%
(Un)
22'%
10
Caterpillar Tractor
2,864
(Uni
Development
7%
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51%
1
Utilities
South
30%
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1
36%
.
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Dec
51'%
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Canadian
1.45
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2
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Canadian
Feb
Petroleum
10%
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70c
1
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C
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10
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&
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10
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9
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3'%
10
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63%
Dec
6%
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63%
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Budget Finance
Oct
Dec
40% May
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14%
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4c
1
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Corp
Broaaway-Raie
Petroleum
Jun
59%
1
Lincoln
Jan
IjOU
495
64%
•
Dec
110
Range for Year 1954
High
(Un)—25
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Lockheed
10
5
Com
Inc
Borg-Warner
Jan
2
(Un)
Oil
50'%
Dec
1%
Jun
10c
Corp
Airplane
Boeing
%
Shares
Low
Par
High
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
195 4
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Dec
80
112%
Jan
144 Y4
Nov
65
21% May
37%
Dec
49
48 %
170
1,236
Jan
78%
Dec
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6'A
Dec
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Dec
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
I
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Werk'f
Friday
Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
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Rubber Co
S
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5
United States Steel Corp
UniveiS'il
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Consolidated
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30
Jan
46 Va
Dec
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393i
Apr
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70
815
55'2
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70
Dec
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Box
313
Candy Corp
19
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Jan
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Dec
General Contract
40'.
135
3578
Nov
40'
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50
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45:
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General Electric Co..
20
211
14
Mar
20
Sep
General
Motors
110
27% Feb
33%
Sep
General
Package Corp
14 Vz May
92
—
General
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32%
321
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Co
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a
100
23%
Oct
24
Nov
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Jan
783a
45
Nov
45
Nov
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14c
Jun
31C
Apr
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1,000
50%
25
40
48 % a481
20
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Dec
30
Dec
28%
28
700
7%
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147 a
3,000
Brass
Manufacturing
Chalmers
6%
28%
Nov
Nov
10
Feb
14%
7 Va Mar
Dec
9 %
9'/a
9%
500
4'%
Jan
9%
Oct
1
8%
8
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8%
2,500
3%
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8%
Dec
Laboratories
Allied
Alii;-
18% May
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Apr
7%
A.»egua n.v
43%
Jan
13%
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Nov
15%
7%
37
Airlines
American
37
34(4
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72%
71%
73%
400
45(4 Jan
74%
22
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21%
22%
1,500
11'4 May
22
1,100
2538
Jan
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American
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American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Oil
Anaconda
&
Armour
SI.50
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1,200
217'a
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28% Julv
3,600
9%
Nov
1434 May
24% Dec
23%
8%
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Dec
14
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3.300
29%
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52 %
4
900
33%
Jan
72 %
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147^
13 V-
14%
6,700
8%
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14%
Dec
Dec
7%
Dec
100
13%
4,000
25%
25 3
(Un)
13 %
27%
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S
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Corp
Celanese Corp of
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Dow
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Du
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Co.
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11%.
Feb
10%.
Jan
17%
Dec
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Jan
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Nov
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150
16%
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24%
400
11%
Jan
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Dec
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Nov
32 3,
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21%
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16%
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26%
Dec
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31%
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23 Va
Jan
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19%
Jan
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Dec
44%
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1.300
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46
24 Va
26
700
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Jan
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65
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150
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100
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Aug
50
102
Feb
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29 3
10'%
Jun
17%
Dec
Dec
12
Mar
117%
Nov
69%
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2.500
56%
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72%
Dec
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29 3'4
9,900
17%
Jun
29%
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86 Va
863a
150
72%
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87%
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67'-
300
54%
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31'-
31'-
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Oct
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14
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43'4
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Dec
59%
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of
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Jun
20
Oct
40Va
44 Vz
2,450
31%
Sep
48
Nov
48%
43%
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19
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15
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500
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common
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34%
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200
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400
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15
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27
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27
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&
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93
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Nov
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Jan
38 %
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1,100
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10
25
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Nov
27%
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18%
Feb
17%
23%
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&
Dec
Jun
11
17%
5
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31%
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Detroit
Dec
75 %
250
26
100
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Jan
105
100
1,500
32%
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Jan
24
25
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Dec
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Dec
6%
100
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25
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16
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common
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63
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132
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200
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39 %
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Dec
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Dec
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69%
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Feb
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8 %
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1,200
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2,000
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24%
175%
173
1
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Belden
Dec
12%
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31V'4
27%
5
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Dec
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5
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55%
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24%
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Dec
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25
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100
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107
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Indiana
490
28%
13%
Werner Corp
Illinois
Range for Year 1951
900
1
400
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Griesedieck
5%
30
5
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Equipment
4,300
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25%
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37
1,100
9%
41%
24%
Hammond
26
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Oct
35%
8%
39%
24%
Nov,
95%
24%
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34%
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30
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35Va
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400
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Jun
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43%
Nov
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Friday
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May
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transactions
38
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Aug
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Jan
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Jan
33%
1
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50%
140
6%
100
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Co
1.800
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Relrigerator Co
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188
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Dec
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10,400
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5
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10
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Par
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2,455
•
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68%
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Friday
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73 %
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Virginia-Carolina
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Par
WEEK
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STOCKS
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10
200
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Number 5391 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(37)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Priec
of
Par
Rexall
Drug
Reynolds
(R J)
Richman
River
Raisin
B
Co
Paper
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Public Service
"A"
Electric
Rcebuck
&
Spiegel
Standard
of
Oil
N
15%
July
16
600
20% Mar
41
700
29'A
27
27
200
14'A
19
57% Mar
78%
16%
Jan
29%
1,100
32'A
Jan
52%
Dec
51%
54 V4
54%
26
26
17%
18%
5,400
15%
Jan
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53%
54%
800
36%
Jan
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Dec
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28
28
100
25'A
Nov
28%
2
10%
Aug
10%
11
600
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Dec
500
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3,130
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Storkline Furniture Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
Co
Edison
new
Union
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9%
1,500
7%
Oct
10%
Feb
1,500
19%
Feb
26%
Dec
13
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13%
Nov
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Dec
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Feb
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51%
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Sep
Dec
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1,700
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Nov
48%
Dec
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Jan
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Apr
19
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62 %
62%
59
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Feb
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Jan
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36'A
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9
26%
7% May
228
Nov
13%
Dec
29 %
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Dec
39%
3,700
Jan
Jan
74%
Dec
Columbia
600
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10
Apr
400
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Dec
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100
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11
Jan
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Jun
14
1,043
11%
7%
100
4%
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300
N
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Oct
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8
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22
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American
Motors
Co
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American
American
Chem
Tel &' Tel
Tobacco
Viscose
Woolen
Copper
Steel
62%
Nov
3.060
155%
Jan
178%
Dec
Atlas
Mining
Gas
22% Mar
32%
Dec
8%
Dec
56
32%
100
8%
1,420
20
3%
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Dec
70
88
May
73'A
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Jan
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66
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176
100
4%
140
Feb
Jan
176
P2
Corp
&
(Un)
Ohio
1,028
11% Mar
17%
Dec
Beckman
2,365
38%
Dec
41%
Dec
Bendix Aviation
69%
1,488
56
Feb
72%
8%
8%
8%
785
6%
Apr
31%
31%
32%
549
27%
Apr
•
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RR
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__
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32
793
16
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15%
450
9
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__
33
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34%
1,295
28%
Jan
35%
Sep
27 %
28%
1,120
23
May
28%
Oct
Boeing Airplane
90%
26
74
Jun
111%
Feb
Borg-Warner
Chica
New
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100
41
May
44
Oct
23%
24%
93%
98%
20%
10
10
24%
98
23%
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125
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39%
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20%
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Apr
23%
Dec
Burroughs
105
20 %
Jan
24%
Dec
Byron
2,247
58%
Jan
98%
13%
Jan
20%
Dec
2%
100
16
4%
11%
16%
144
2
Aug
10% May
5% Mar
16%
Dec
Corporation
Jackson
Co
Calaveras
Cemeht
California
Ink Co.
Calif
280
21%
Jun
28%
Dec
16%
168
9%
Aug
16%
Dec
Canada
4%
100
3%
Jun
5%
Dec
Canadian
Atlantic
Pacific
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12
Dec
Canadian
31%
301
16%
Jan
33%
Oct
Case
23%
1,665
17%
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23%
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Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America.
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12
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Jan
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Jan
46%
Dec
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23%
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25%
Dec
49%
48
49%
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981
38
53%
Nov
47
46%
47
104
35% May
25
31
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Mar
4 8'/2
Oct
35%
Dec
Preferred
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38
38%
5,122
32%
Jan
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25 %
Cities
25%
4
23%
Jan
26%
Clorox
Dec
Jan
28%
Dec
24%
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26%
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22
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93c
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124
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18
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33%
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Continental
Co
Corn
66%
Nov
Crocker First Nat l
15% Mar
18%
Nov
Crown
110
Mar
130
Dec
Products
Jan
86%
Nov
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4%
Jan
6%
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Jan
38% Aug
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Dec
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Dec
32%
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Sep
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400
100
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1,830
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Commonwealth
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Dec
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72
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Dec
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Dec
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110
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35
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201
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206
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35
Dec
12%
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Nov
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8,080
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17
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3.60%
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1% July
26% Feb
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1,257
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Dec
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Dec
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27
22%
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Apr
51
13%
5
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20%
730
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preference
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150
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Philaaeipnia
Dec
200
27%
8%
25
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Dec
48%
7 %
200
Pennroad
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Dec
30
26 %
1,710
1
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250
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1,063
Storage Battery
Class
Jar:
35
16%
34%
1
Publishing Co
Delaware Power <fc Light common_ -13%
Garfinckel
7 Va
26%
25%
Corp common.. -—50
at
Juiy
26%
»1
Axle
&
Alloys
Baltimore
America
o-a
26%
12%
25
of
2,914
26%
33%
Curtis
Finance Co
Dec-
7
205
24%
Company
Electric
16 %
39%
13%
—lc
Co
Jan
48%
.25
.
Corp
Glass
Westingiiouse
Westinghouse
12%
30
5
.
voting trust ctfs
Vanadium
190
39%
24%
Chrysler Corp
Duquesne
_
Engineering & Foundry Co
Common
Dec
16%
46%
34%
1
Soup
_
Toy Mining
United
Dec
29
10
Corp__
Spring
Arkansas Fuel Oil
i1 i
Co—
Securities
Campbell
_
Manufacturing
United
44%
Jan
30
—
47%
common. .2.50
Glass..
Bolt
&
Oil
Rockwell
Rudd
_
Co
convertible
Plymouth
Jan
17%
_10
.
.
_
Screw
28%
161
4
39%
—
1
.
Brewing
High
103
'
4
.
-13
\
,
Common
Bankers
.
_
Supply
Corp
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Low
42%
27%
0
Co...
G'as
Fuel
Pittsburgh
Range for Y car 1951
27 %
27%
*
Refractories
Manufacturing Co
Lone
Shares
High
34 %
.1
.
...
Walker
Mountain
for Week
iiec
G
7
8.50
—
—10
Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
55
•
for Week
•
Par
Co_,
1
26%
*
Anglo Calif National
'
'
Stores
Dec
May
16%
5
Brewing
Harbison
Anaconda
Philadelpbia-Rattimorf Slock Exchange
Last
84
70
*
_
American
Friday
Dec
42%
Equitable Gws Co
American
STOCKS
lia
27%
Gas System.
American
Youngstown. Sheet & Tube
Dec
13%
Sales
ol Prices
Low
.
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Air
27'A
34%
$1,500
•
Co
Dec
24%
Public Servico-
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400
200
74%
8%
—_1
40%
•
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Dec
76%
$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin Banksliares Corp
Publishing
13%
Mar
126
;
5
common
Inc
200
44%
%
70
27
65
26%
12%
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Electric
73%
—10
:
220
13%
5
:
•
American
Last
Dec
55%
36%
20
81
Week's
Sale Price
Nov
36%
56%
10
80%
Par
85% July
25
81
Friday
Nov
87
High
Jan
8% May-
%P
Dec
•
50
Dec
26%
•
IUU
30%
Dec
2%
26%
45%
37%
45%
1%
800
(Un)
Yates-Auierlcan
10%
1,300
Iron Works
,(F
4,000
45%
Van
Woohrorth
Dec
Aug
22%
•
World
14
21
33%
U S Steel Corp common
Wisconsin
Jan
Jun
19
Industries.—
Wisconsin
9%
17'A
30
Inc
Stores
850
4.000
17%
Rubber
Wieboldt
Dec
27%
S
Motor
Dec
45
19
U
White
111%
Jan
30
—
Gypsum
new
Jan
32%
1
S
Whirlpool
72%
1.600
1
U
Walgreen
2,100
45
1
(Un)
Carbon Corp
Lines
Co
Dec
23%
1
Calif
Air
States
Oct
48%
Film
&
of
United
United
Oct
77%
common
Coal
Carbide
5%
Jan
Nov
26%
13%
2
Salle St Corp
Dorn
3% Mar
53
45'A
33%
2
common
Corp
Union
13%
5
Century-Fox
208 So La
May
18%
._*
Trav-Ier Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
Truax-Traer
Dec
Jun
12 'A
13
*
;
Co
(The)
45
54'A
28
8%
25
Co__________.
Transamerica
20th
600
Jan
July
25
(The)
Co
24
1
Power Tool Co
Trane
35%
200
5
Tool
Company
Utilities
Thor
1,400
24%
*
Machine
Texas
42
9%
10
Corp
Texas
Toledo
5%
108% 111
10
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
&
1%
5
111
10
5
1
Swift
52%
Jun
51%
1
5
Stewart-Warner
Sundstrand
.1975
Dec
(Un)
Container
A
ser
Nov
400
52%
1,659
Pitlstmrs;h Sto ck Exc hange
Nov
300
Standard Railway Equipment
Sunbeam
3,700
Lew
''40%
13 %
20
Range for Year 1954
High
38%
40
___•
Dec
12
28
Standard Oil Co (Ohio).
Stone
4s
Co
Dec
24 %
23% May
15'A Apr
Baltimore'Transit
Dec
29%
19
15
Low
Shares
BONDS
Dec
41
4,000
for. Week
Prices
Dec
77%
Corp
J
Dec
58%
18%
(Un)
Ind
'
Nov
27%
California
of
10 »A
25%
51% Mar
267
„
Oil
Oil
Jan
Jan
15%
1%
Standard
8%
19
77
common
Standard
Gas Light common
Westmoreland Coal
■
27%
19
5
Dredging
Washington
Sales
Range
ol
Par
Jan
40
Warrants
Standard
26%
1
Works
Public
Inc
21 % July
26%
1
(Un)
Southwestern
Dec
*
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
44%
»A
29
•
Lathe
33% July
1,700
58
Dec
100
25%
8%
J
Co
Socony Vacuum Oil
Southern Co
15%
10%
Hiffh
Jun
4,900
23%
40%
24 (A
6'A
Week's
Last
.
Sale Price
po
__
Steel Strapping
Bend
22%
57
1.40
Sinclair Oil Corp
South
1.200
25%
10
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Signode
43 %
5
Co
Scnenley Industries (Un)
Sears
42%
12
Paper Co
Regis
1,600
*
31
Friday
Low
8%
10%
5
DECEMBER
Range for Year 1954
High
7%
__5
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
»/4
24 y«
WEEK
for Week
42*4
•
Spring &
St Louis
8
10
JjOUis National Stockyard
Sangamo
Low
2.50
__
Tobacco class
Bros
Rockwell
St
(Un)
Prices
FOR
Sales
74 "2
64%
105
36%
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
8% AUK
18%
Dec
'*
-
The Commercial md Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
(33)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
DECEMBER 31
ENDED
.!
.
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
^Xast
Exch. (Cant.)
Saa FraaeUat Stack
Friday
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
SAle Price
Sale Price
Di
___—_—*
(Un)__
—•
Douglas Oil of Calif
1
du Pont de Nemours & Co
.
Oct
6 l/t
Dec
5%%
1st
Feb
51 HA
Nov
4.80%
red
Dec
7Hi
Nov
5%
4
.
33 %
Feb
47
Dec
4.50^
5
9Hi
Jan
16%
Dec
5%! red
280
105Hi
Jan
a
166
El
Kodak Co
Electric
El
Bond
Natural
Paso
Gas
Florida
Power
Light
St
Pan
56 He
56%
56 Hi
a513A
Corp—10
a
3i7«
1,000
4 Ve
56%
Dec
52%
Nov
Pig'n
Feb
30%
46Hi May
1
37%
36 Hi
38 Hi
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
3
00 O
77Hi
80 Ve
801
5
44
Hi
45%
1,844
General
Foods
(Un)
•
76 Hi
76 He
General
Motors Corp
common....
5
94 Ve
97'
General
Paint
14 Ve
15
465
9
15
Mar
Apr
Oct
Cumul
Cqr» common
General
58
Public
Utilities
(The)
Northern
Oct
18 He
31%
Jan
52%
a37% a37%
.25
29%
Feb
39
5%
710
3He
America_^yrn^^;__1—•
37%
Jun
Nov
Ry Equipment &
97
Dec
Rayonier
16
Dec
Jan
17%
Dec
19
Dec
-,Radio Corp of
Inc
Preferred
Raytlfebn
1,990
Jan
Apr
6Hi
29
Apr
7Hi
Nov
Riverside
100'A
Nov
RKO
D
c
Roos
.'Feb
Russ
29 Hi
25
38%
July
class
B
(Un)
Bldg
13 Hi
1,060
11%
Jun
38 %
650
20%
Jan
44'A
13 %
5,983
11%
.Tan
37
2
2
100
2
Dec
3%
Jan
St
Joseph
3
633
83c
Nov
1.20
Dec
St
Regis
39% Mar
50%
Oct
San
Diego
57
Jan
77%
Dec
San
Mauricio
14%
Jan
25
Sep
Schenley Industries
Aeronautical
(Un)
J__
Inc
25
r78% r78%
678
a23Hi a23H'e
36
1-7 8'/a
*
G%
a3Hi
1
50
a3Hi
a
Safeway
Scott
a-_
International
Nickel
•
Co
(Can)
(Un)
International Paper Co
International
1.20
1.25
7,335
1.00
Jan
35 %
38
38Ve
2,017
28%
Jan
7'/a
a89
'85
43 He
36>%
15
Dec
39
Jan
-
Oct
20%
Jan
48 Ve
4,290:
Dec
35HA Nov
85
rvc
*
628
■;u""
a9%
Dec
Jan
36%
July
7G3A
43%
Dec
Ji Iv
37%
Dec
197
197
52
■
270
5
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■
1,352..
a29 Ve a31 Ve
llVa
45'A
44
V2
45%
10
43 %
433b
43%
40%
40%
18%
Feb
4 He
36
»
I,
Aug
12
41%
t
37 %
ai%
43%
44 %
26
140
35H'e
i
.
33% July
3,413
a7lHe a733/e
Jl%
Shell
Feb
58%
Dec
Signal
Jan
83 %
Nov
Sinclair
Socony-Vacuum
1,648
14
Jan
26%
Dec
9%
8 He
9%
1,350
8
Aug
10'A
Apr
a89 a89 '/a
44
62% Marf
90%
Nov
20%
37
Dec
18%
6c
5c
1.40
(Un)——
26%
131%
100
9%
197
Apr
19
Dec
43% Dec
AQg
Dec
Oct
28
May
Oil
Gas
&
Oil
'Southern
Kin i/8
Preferred
1,232
Co
17 HA
May
48 %
59He Mar
1
i'$
9%.-
jur>9%
60%
Sep
6%
1,121
Dec
107
47% Aug
973
2 p■%
692
32He
53%-
a
3174
L
52
.
9
959
35%
Jan
38
Jan4
32 V2
51 HA
•
52
,
51 %
.46%
46 He
661
25 Ve
25 Ve
100
4.08%
Noc
116
(Un)__*
com
Jan
4c
625
-
—25
Edison
Mar
14% May
231,900
15
(Uni
Jan
33
21 %
1,400
317e
*
-
383e
-
120
585
.
;
27
t.
__2
A_.
(Un)
Oil
Calif
class
Co
Corp
•'1,950
Jan'
8%
.62
62
2*50
—
496
6c.
24%-
•
!
'•
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■4,"
2.50
Co.—. —7%
37%
26
18%
Co
Co
Water
Oil
10
-P.10
com
——
56%
•
74%
61
;
8 V2 Jan
215-
.
' Feb
17
1,121
33%
—•—5
Elec
&
107
24%
Corp (Un)_
Laughlin Steel ,(JJn)
V+.
;;_35
;
.—---5
(Un)
&
131
26
Johns-Manville
20
11 %
Mining
a59
•
(Un)
com
Gas
a89
33 Vic
TeJ It Tel
Jan
*30 He
(Un)
Co
87%
a
32 Ve
10
Inc
Lead
a58 Ve
(Un)__*
Co
Jap
Jan*
'
24% May
•
'
33%
37
10
2,316
37
53
60.%
2%
26%
4,275
Jan
60 %
Cumulative
Jan
84
Preferred
Southern
Dec
47
994
1%
2%
—50
—
Jan
v
Aluminum k Chem Corp.
Preferred
Shasta
Dec
38 V»
Stores
Paper
Roebuck
Jun
1.90
1.25
1
Harvester
International
(Un)
62
—1
Co
Paper, Cd
Sears
Maryland Mines Corp
Nov
a39
42 34
;. 36
100
and W Fine Foods lnc_
S
Aug
40% -N')V
—
Dec
27
364
>
Nov
14
18% Mar
350
a483e a48Hi
-12%
Corp
Foods
2.90
;
84 %
1
6%
Co pfd
35%
37
64% May
38%
a39
—---1
(Un)
'.J.
Bros
14
*
——_____1
Mining Co
Oil
Co class A
12 Hi
__.5
(Un)_
Corp__
Cement
37%
13%
55% July
23%- Jan
Jan
37%
(Un)_.
Theatres Corp
13%
13%
•
L_j___
Corp
Co
Oil
Richfield
35
38%
19HA
300
37 V2
37%
•
a
Republic Steel Corp
59% Mar
21 %
a7%
105 V2
21
t
.(
30
2 6'A
(Un)—25
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
7 Hi
I
Jan
Nov
4.00
65 %
873
50
33%
Oct
a
j..n
861
33%
Dec
104 H i
Dec
Apr
'27
50c
—*
*
r-J
-*
Aug
a
"68%
2.25
4ia.fe
19
75
a7%
July
58
57
40
26
20.Ve
Co (Un)
-^-Remington Rand fUn>
34%
1
Dec
Sep
2.75
38%
5
Mfg
34HA
10
Dec
Nov
6%
a61
Realty Co Ltd com—*
1
—25
Jan
(Un)__ 10
com
Dec
Jan
66'A
a
a73Hi a73-y8
common
Dec
.
330
2.75
a65Va
-
Jan
34%
70 HA
5Hb
a70He
%
34
34
34%
70 Hi
;I_
152%
Co—^——
conv rPiloi^ pfrk—-7-50
(Urn..—
—,——
Co (U n
*
46%
Hupp Corp (Un)
Kaiser
13%
730
34
Pineapple Co Ltd
Hotels
&
1,020
28Hi
Ry
Battery Co
Jones
185/e
52 He
185
Ol) Co class A
Oil
Dec
17 He
50 Ve
,^—33Vic
N.v
Aug
Dec
Ryan
Intex
24%
325
5
20
—1
1
Idaho
Nov
15% Mar
231
(Un)
3
Hunt
36%
2.757
9
Hancock
Homestake
Feb
24%
185
Greyhound Corp
Honolulu
27%
24
18
Brewing Co
Oil
Dec
100
30
17%
Gladding McBean St Co
Holly
20%
16
common--
Goodyear Tire k Rubber
Hobbs
Jan
17
Telephone Corp
Hilton
9%
*
Co
Hawaiian
2,005
77'A
; Feb
59%
Jan
a4C
—*
General
Great
191
1,672
Oct
Juiy
1.15
-
20 %
48VA
>-
38
July
i40
80'/«
Jun
12%
33% Mar
.60c
3%
195
pfd
Gillette
Goebel
14%
___•
pfd
2nd
Conv
Corp
39He
12'A
—
Inc
Oil
Impure
^35
1,000
Whistle
Pullman
38Hi .Dec
Apr
Trailer
Fruehauf
2,256
80c
Petroleum
Phillips
38 Hi
64
436
37%
76c
76c
World
American
46 Va May
210
53
36%
137%
12 Va
Philco Corp common
—
,,3
Philippine Long Dist Tek.Cq_j_.j5,—F 10
4% Mar
Dec
Dec
28%
Airways (Un)—1
Pictures Corp, (Un)—.T--l
Pepsi Cola Co (Un),—
Phelps Dodge Corp (Uni—
3%
27%
Jun
33c
Apr
4%
Aug
27
98
14
Oil
Stendel
Paramount
Apr
26%
a28
130
Dec
24
700
a27%
Jan
Dec
Jun
Oct
27 Va.
27
27
Dec
Hi
20
28%
Aug
1A
230
Jun
6He
61%
22.
27
21c
Hi Mar
21 Hi
295
128%
61V2-
Feb
28% Aug
27%
-
92
Pennsylvania Kit ou (UJLu—%<
%
Jan
27%
115
,
1,820
Jan
100
Oct
263A
28'%
26,800
Jan
2,000
Oct
34He
29c
35%
Jun
38
Jan
28%
__
1
Dec
Jan
130
41%
41 %
3u%
25c
781
%
—*
(Un>__
Food Machinery k Chemical
Sep
10
46%
128'A
415
60
1 A
—*
Ltd
25%
Jan
Jan
33 %
Public Service
41
41
20
Petroleums
Federated
Palmer
5Ve
20
%
Co
Plantation
Ewa
Pacific
Dec
16
61
*
1
Pacific
Dec
9%
Apr
a27% a27HA
a27%
1 Ve
________
__—
Dec
68HA
Jan
159
12,437
25c
Corp
Warrants
37%
Jan
22 Ve
39 Ve
1,110
a33Vea33Ve
__
common-,-—-*
Development—33 Vac
Petroleums Ltd-,.1
9'A
47
4.756
127%
,
Corp
a 71%
3
Co
Capwell Co
Ltd —
Emporium
Eureka
5
(Un)
15
38 Hi
a
.•
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46 %
35%
•
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25
8 Hi
8%
]
25
69'A
a
•
Co
Share
&
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1
10
(Ufa)-
Works—I
Oil
Dorado
(Un)
Inc
Lines
Air
Eastman
Low
45%
35 He
•
Oil &. Gas
Pacific
Eastern
r"
ser A
Lighting
Pacific
Dec
pfd
preferred
red 1st preferred
371
14'A
Range for Year 1 !».">t
High
.
35He
46
1
25
-25
red
47
a
25
(Un)
18
66
14'A
46 HA
'1
10c
(Un)
preferred
preferred
1st
Apr
Jan
36%
Low
>par
common—-"-25
—--25
Electric
&
Gas
Pacific
Dec
163 Hi 163Hi
5
Co common
class A
Lab
Mont
250
17%
Apr
13%
800
4 He
4 Hi
Shares
High
62
22
.
HA
46
45%
14%
2,911
66
preferred
Chemical
Dow
Du
311
17 HA
66
Dominguez Oil Fields
Low
17%
16 HA
17%
—_5
'■
$3
High
17
5
com
Giorgia Fruit Corp class A
Class B common
—_A—_*
for Week
oi Prices
Range for Year 1 Di>f
..
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
preferred
Calif
11411
25
-
Petroleum.
12 7r* j
__25
4.32%.
4.56%
a26% a27Ha
135
10%
27%
Nov
25
a4I % a41%
i
35'A
Jn
n
Dec
:.
2
-
845
12
Jan
8 V*
'
Kaiser
Motors
Kansas
Light
Leslie
Salt
Loew's
(Un)
*
__2.50
2%
Jan
Southern
Co
Apr
21 He
Dec
Southern
Pacific
103 '/4a 106%
66
Jan
97%
Dec
Southern
Railway
a
52%
734
39%
Jan
53%
Dec
44
Dec
52%
.*
(UnV
Macy & Co
51%
Magnavox Co
.1
Co
(Un)
51
Jan
.22
1.65
420
1.40
Portland Cement
pfd
Utilities
Co
Warjl it Co
Standard Oil Co
Dec
Standard
19
19% July*
23%
Oct
Studebaker
16
Jan
22%
Dec
Sunrav
Corp
975
17
Jan
33 %
Oct
Sunset. MeKee
26 %
28
2,424
18%
Jan
28%
Dec
5%
4% July
9
a4%
,
42
Feb
39 Vh
Apr
5,310
2%
Jan
6%
23%
23 %
Jan
23H«
31%
31%
Jan
32% July
5c~
,
.
61c
a38%
74,500
64c
27
-
a24
72
Co
Auto
National
National
Lines
L'
Distillers Products
National
Oypsum
Inc
•
Y
—
(Un)_
RR
17%
a25 % a25 %
50
American
North
Amer
23 %
1
„1
Textron
14%
Jan
Aug
Tide
Inc
ll!
Water
$1.20
Transamerica
Jan
79%
Aug
Trans
19'A
17%
17
75
Jun
May
-
20%
*
Jan
7%
500
4%
Jan
16%
576
16%
Dec
(Un)
World
Airlines
Investment
Northrop Aircraft
now
Aug
Sep
Union
Oil Co of
Union
Dec
49
Nov
•'
United
Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
»
Oceanic
United
Air
Dec
United
Can
Ohio
Edison
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
1,180
Dec
United
18%
Jan
34%
Dec
United
174
27 %
Jan
32 %
Aug
United Gas Corp
Dec
United
1.00 Mar
3%
Jan
150
12%
Jan
21
Dec
U
18%
Jan
21%
Aug
XT
July
72%
Dec
Nov
33%
Dec
13% May
16%
20%
III
33%
32%
33%
820
27%
20
14
14
1
Chemical Corp..
Flltirs class B
Sugar Plantation—Products Ipc
;
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Rubber
p
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Pacific Coast
Aggregates—fl
14
V«
3,820
Feb
4%
Aug
Warren
18c
Bros
Co (Un>
Co
(Un):___
38%
Jan
44%
Aug
Wells
60%
Feb
66 7
8
Nov
Westates Petroleum
55%
160
44 Ve
Sep
60 %
Nov
27
515
15% May
29'A
Nov
West
8%
Jan
Western
Air
25%
al0a
a
25%
10%
a
8
7
Sep
Dec
Western
10 Ve
Jun
Westinghouse
Dec
Woolwortvu
92
Jan
1,515
8%
>14%
5%
Jan
RiL
8
nn
39
26%
2,125
"2634
; 2%
lA
t
20%
Jan
2812
Apr
f
Jan
Dec
r
260
46Hi
37%
791
265
IT
Jan
230
78'A
21% May
14'A
14VLJDec
6"e
Jan
Dec
56%
Dec
'
27%
Apr-
33%
Dec
)
>2 H e
500
„
2%
lVi'JFn
Yellow Cab
Wt
: (Un)
270
29%
Jan
46 V4
Dec
1,787
39 Ve
Jan
73 5e
Dec
3%
200
44 Vef
50c
20%
20 %
a
ft
,
51c
1.600
12%
..
2,308
3H'e- Dec
Oct
2.50
-20'A
375
75
98c
Feb
14
*
220
2 374
9 HA
3.9*3
74 %
Dec
34c
9 V2
934
5
Jan
-
Dec
10
Dec
495
27
Jun
67
Dec
5"0
9
Jan
11%
Dec
J"n
2%
"
q%
.ten
12
1,313
80
557
50% Mar
50%
52
84 5
46
M-v
fi'V
6'A
580
5
Apr
12
12
80
;
80
10
*
.
:
Dec
12%
80
Dec
G3s- Nov
.1
CANADIAN MARKETS
''
HSK.'.
RANGE
NOTE:
This tabulation
to
and
is
for
the
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
4%%
Power
&
common
prelerred
Acadla-Atlantlc
Class
Paper
Sugar
common—
Algoma
•
*
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Steel
Ltd
For footnotes
•
see
page 43.
DECEMBER
31
Frfdav
t
(Friday, Dec. 24,
8
5%4)
of
Can
Range
for Week
Shares
Iliah
26%
27%
13,325
25%
390
Range f(
8
Low
%
250
22 >/8
165
7%
8
1,300
53
47
53%
10,980
74%
71%
75
4,806
16 %
Par
25
Can Tel
Co
4%%
Range for Y'ear 1951
r
Hin+
1°6% 107%
315
54%
54%
75
48 Hi
47
54%
47
89
39%
14 280
104
T'*ni
nw
23%
100
.
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
26 34
Nov
103
Apr
55
Nov
48
Aug
LI—»
21 %
23
Jan
23
Dec
112
If 2%
11 2
613
82%
Feb
112
D°c
•
35
33
35
3,120
24%
Jan
35
Dec
14%
Corp
23
kwlOO
Argus Corp Ltd com
4 % %
preferred
Asbestos
Shares
26
26
50
pfd
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
2nd
preferred
A_100
Canadian Pulp preferred_Ji£__*
Atlas
Price
preferred—25
Anglo
Sales
of Prices
8 %
Aluminum Co
Anglo
Week's
22 Ve
|S ile
t..r—
Sa!e«
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Funds
25
*
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
six-day period
Low
27
-11—25
A
Aluminium
•
ENDED
H,
Canadian
Abltlbl
WEEK
Stpck Exchange
including Friday, Dec. 31).
STOCKS
FOR
14 'i
14%
1.640
10 Hi
Feb
16%
Feb
59
53%
59
1.825
40%
Jan
60
Sep
4L
39%
19
Jan
41
Nov
39%
Jan
47
Dec
::
common
Steels Ltd.
12%
Jun'
Aug
6% Mar
Bathurst
Class
Power
&
Feb
Bell
7%
Nov
Brazilian
III. •
Telephone
Traction
393A Mar
British
American
46
British
American
Jan
Paper Class A_L—•
B
17%
25
T.ierht
Bank
Oil
&
46%
Power——•
Note
common
f
Co.tl
•
•
8%
45%
7%
41
46
830
7A
7.057
8 5
8
23,102
22%
21
22 V2
350
30
29 Ve
30
3,421
.
Nov
95i
Apr
16
Feb
22%
Dec
20%
Jan
30
Dec
65i
i
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-
54,3e
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Montreal
|
Dec
1.20
65
,
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1
Oct
75
18 Ve
;
17 V4
18 Ve
common_-_L._"
Co
Dec
-
tS?A_l
_«>_25c
(Un)
Jun
20 %. Aug
42
3x% May
P8c
;'74%
P8c
Jan
9 HA
-
2.00
12%
Mar
50c
50% aSOHi
-
Corp
Sep
73%
12 Ve
"
Elec
(F
Dec
5
56
413
.
3%
51c
£&__1
Insurance (Un)
Inc
-
37% Dec
555
33 V
"2%
3H'e
t
33
6Ve*
567'e
56
433A
5
f
Nov
»a79
69%
j
59'A
*36Ve
'
*
-Jan
a76 %
.
Dec
88 % July
"
Jan
26
2.Q58
.
(Un)L*A_l
common
Lines
Jdn
28 %
-
(Un)
Life
7%
50,
T
Bank
Preferred
Coast
Jan
56
283A 'iDec
Jan
71% Mar
Corp_l_
—_3
&
UfT__——_&gk20
Petroleum
14%
1,020
10%
a27% a27%
5
80
1?%
U Ve
ML_5
Department Stores.
*'7 %'
Pec, «
Pec k
15%
12%
(U11)
100
27:
40%
14%
£H25
250
7%
Nov
27 Va
Feb
441
56%
t
27 V«
Nov
135
,
r
18'A July
104
-
k
;
Dec
25%
.
5,950
-
_—
12
26%
-
930
Nov
a__,
■
(Un)
Pictures
44%
55%
1,555
27
87 Ve
■
Jan
26%
73%
Jan
Fargo
'7
" a87
Jsfc—5
—
3 %
Jan
%_ Jan
a——
355
407'e
.26%
37%
sLl—"
1,100
12c.
58
4Q_»,
;
Jan
26%
26%
Equipment - Co_—__^.
Warner
31%
273
-
12
a27% a30%
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Company
Victor
43 Ve Jun
.
377
25%
55%
common J:
.
Mar
100
a85H'8
—
44%
'5
11% July-
590
-
383A
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~~~5
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Feb
23 ' 4 May
50
2674
a30
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3,455
•
.
Can
120
'
26 "A
(Un)
(Un):
Corp
'
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.24 Ve
-
(Un
4
•
American ' Fisheries
Pacific
-
47%
.11%
Inc__——
16c
15
_
Jan
„•
13
J
.
al2334al25%
25%
,27
16c
_5
_
Nov
16%
a83He a86'A
86%
ai
25He
3 %
3%
I_—_12
United
10%
„
.12
46'A
JI£i^l2V2
Utah-Idaho Sugar
a68%
Apr
a47% a48 V2
40%
Mines
420
2,104
54
Pacific
Ci*"
21
720
Paauhau
Pabco
Park
20 %
(Un
49
11%
447H4
25
common
52'/«
72%
fUn)_i._,
12
_l—2
Co__!'_
Fruit
21
Mathieson
Oliver
.
Co
common
23
'
Co.—______A^2.V2
Del (Un)_^i____2®^i_l
2,265
-52
_i
37 Ve
2,025
235/e
Glass
20%
i
10
.
'
(Un)__^Li&J^i-1
Corp
Corp of
&
3%
69%
i___.
Sep
"
49
i
I
Lines,Inc
52 Ve
Corp
Co__i
Oil
Aircraft
8% July
16%
34 %
71%
w
18%
'
3%
(Un)—. J_D
com
Jan
230
14
22 V.
California commcdfe25
_25
1
72%
-
23
Oil,:
Carbon
49
(Un)
Petroleum
&
-1
com
•, 802
-
,13%
Dec
47
2,532
19%
'
23ili^50c
Sugar—
24
Vica
Oabu
Corp
Carbide
'
5^/2% preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
295
»
.
a44%a44%
*<*.**125
___k
_*i
Union
a31 a31%
__1
19H'e
7.50
new/»
Corp A-
31%
„1
(Un)
.Ian
4,487
.
-I
47-,
•:
-
90
110 Ve 110%
•v
____25
Associated
Sep
Dec
7
Power
Aviation
Jan
47
23%
preferred
25 Ve
38He
Jan
16 Ve
33%
u
Nov
13%
common
20% Jan
56%
10,290
24
a48 a48%
7%
"II
System
Nov
52%
110%
SSilO
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
Dec
5c.
Dec
16Ve
510
17%
2 5%
25Hi
: -7Svk 77%
3SL-5
(Un
13% May
417
23%
-5
(Un)_.
Mohawk
North
a
•
Electric
Central
Niagara
'
(Un)
Company
England
New; Park' Mining Co
N
._1
,
-
26^8
*
(Un)
1
(Un)v--_—3S®il0
Texas Company
Aug
64c
Jan
10%
,
21
77%
77%
17%
-1
City
Natomas
New
Fibres
—50
-
37
Co
Tri-Continental
National
>
Sii--5
Sylvanla Electric Products—
32%
56
.
a38% a38"%
•
2c
60c
-
16,190
14
a23%
a24
*
18
287
5c-
60c
14
_5
&
Jan
Dec
6 Hi
5c
Swift
Dec
480
Oil
77%
Superior Portland Cement (Un). .^': •®
'..Super- Mold Corp—_—Li-—
—5
%. Nov
73
6%
a40% a41Ve
6%
—
-
1
(Unii—_a«Ll5
J
Jan
40%
a-44% a447A
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wi__25
Packard
2,567
a4%
,
new/com
Oil Co-of 'N
Jan
36He
&38H. a385/e- ——.20
-
of; Callforniair__L_
(Ind)
15%
2
75
952
3,9
7
1
a27He a27%
'•*44 7 e
(Un)_
.Stanley Warner Corp (Un)'-i
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)_—I
30% Dec
Jan
Co
31%
(Un)_10
(Un)
Dec
Qil
18
54%
a80'A a80'A
Service—.— l
Inc
22%
28
—18
(Un)
»
Standard
17%
.52%
54%
*
(Un)
common—Li
new
30%
5
common
22 %
Public
Corp
Standard Brands
Dec
1.65
Fet);
Sperry
Co
18
•
Cos
21%
22%
16%
Montana-Dakota
370
30%
Southwestern
♦
>13%. Dec
5
(Un)
a23% a23%
a23%
__„i
Montana
,
28%
•
—_
(Un)
*
Montgomery
Jan
1.65
South Utilities Inc
10
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
_-^^pl0
Minnesota Power St Light (Un)__i;
*
Power
26%
13 %
Middle
Monolith
885
1,970
8
Co__)L
Inc
51
Jan,
22
,_1
McBryde Sugar Crf (Un,)____._
McKesson & Robbies InA(Un)_
Mfg
Apr
19%
1
i
'
Matson Navigation Co
Merck
8%
48%
—JV
common--
(Glenn)
Menasco
33%
800
44
50%
___♦
Marchant Calculators
Co
60
13%
13 V4
22
Corp,
'4
u__
(R H)
4
2
44
;
Aircraft
&
al06
Co__—:
Inr
Martin
Aug
19%
l7/e
—8%
Lyons-Magnus class B
<
1 %
50
416
2%
(Un»
Libby McNeill k Ltbby—:
Lockheed
,2,.l
a21Hia217/8
1
Corp
Power &
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land
*
Number 5391... The Commercial andZFinancial Chronicle
Volume 181
(39)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week!s
Last
British Columbia
Elec
4%
4% r,r
C
R
pfd___;
preferred
5W
British
columDia
British
Columbia
British
Mills
Class
Iron
Corp__
1st
17%
Jan
26%
,,.35%
Jan
45
Ji 8%
Jun
12.
Ltd
Canners
Canadian
Car
&
Celanese
Canadian
6'r
(75
22%
2P%
•
25
inuustries
Oil
23
Canadian
18%
Railway
Cnrkshutt
Coghlin
Farm
(B
Lonsol
J)
Mining
Consolidated
Consumers
Corbys
:.50
Apr
Penmans
Apr
75
Placer
Page-Hersey
Dec
Dome
River
25%
Aug
Quebec
25
Dec
Rolland
36
Nov
May
9%
Oct
24 Vz
4
Oct
Ro'
Jan
Dominion
5'r
Dairies
;jw.12 '%
a
Lee
Oil
St Lawrence
28 %
Oct
Shawinigan
97%
Oct
Series
Series
Sicks
(Hi
Dominion
777
Dec
Simpsons
May
Aug
Southam
Steel
of
Jan
?cl3
34
Glass,
May
15%
Dec
Thrift
30%
Dec
Triad
9%
Dec
Tuckett
5% Aug
25
Feb
10
.8
30
'' Jun
18
Jan
17
14
Dominion
Red
Tar
6t
Dow
Du
..
Foundation
20%
Jan
45
Jun
15%
Jan
17%
Nov
18%
Nov
Nova
32
Nov
Co's
Ltd
7%
Jan
Gatineau Power
«
I
•
577
23%
51'2 77
8 ~
Jan
26%
2,830
15%
Jan
27%
598
18%
Jan
26
29 %
30
110
800
23
34
32 %
11
10 %
125
28%
28
2.005
!
*
19%
19
24%
•
27%
34
$2.00
Hud
110%
8%
Jan
21%
74%
26%
pfd inc
110
*
100
102
102
.__*
31
29%
29
55%
52%
5%
35
'
7
i
Inglis
Mining.
99
70
Intl
48%
115
Feb
8%
'
f
Corp
Dec
Paper
Lower
Woods
Jan
70
39
Jan
54% Nov
*4%
Feb
51
Jan
54%
46
43
46
4,043
29
Mar
?
Ltd
35
34%
35
241
23
Jan
4.45
8,185
146
146
10
14%
14%
14%
435
»
7% .pfd_,
4.35
.100
Corp
•
♦
&
13
common
350
10
Feb
13%
Oct
69
1.506
SO
Jan
69%
Dec
2,250
62%
17%
al6%
common..
13
60
3.95 July
5.80 Mar
625
35
Jan
64
105
75
96
Jan
105
17%
60
7%
Feb
al03
14
97%
Jan
104
Sep
104%
a
4
a
al03
Nov
Dec
16%
Dec
26%
26%
25
20%
Jan
27
Aug
52'%
52 '/4
52 %
110
52%
Dec
52%
Dec
44%
10
44%
45
36
Jan
lo
53 Va
54
360
42 %
Jan
48% July
54% Dec
10
36
36
1,46)
27%
Jan
36
Nov
Jan
45
Aug
10
2,000
40
985
3.20
15,544
a43
10
40
3.05
a43
10
50
51
2.523
10
Royal
40
3.20
33
2.90
Nov
3.20
Dec
31 % Mar
43
50%
Sep
37%
51
Dec
This
tabulation
to
and
is for the six-day period (Friday, Dec. 24,
including: Friday, Dec. 31).
Par
Pulp
Paper
&
Development
•
BrowA
Company
31
Dec
52%
Dec
*5
Dec
$3.00
100
1st
conv
2nd
Packers
class
Fpb
Sep
Canada
Sep
Aug
Nov
Canada
Malting Co Ltd
Canada Packers class B
54
Dec
Canadian
Arena
12
Sep
Canadian
Dredge &
Jan
Canadian
General
Investments
Nov
Canadian
Ingersol
Rand
a3.75
150
57
7%
i:4%
3.15 July
-
6.00
6,218
34%
Jan
57 %
45
128%
Feb
135%
Jun
671
:54
Jan
85
Nov
Canadian
1,365
19
Jan
27%
Dec
78
Intl
Inv
105
Dec
22
275
25
138
12
240
9
27%
13%
common
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CANADIAN
Dame
St.
Telephone
Branch:
1203
Branch
We t,
10
Sep
53%
Jan
Dec
7.00
22
Sep
Oct
14%
72
Dec
Nov
35
35
75
31'A
a75
a72
a75
50
60
16%
17
200
15
Nov
17%
Oct
30%
30%
30%
50
23%
Jan
30%
Co
Trust
Ltd
Dec
85
85
25
72
Apr
85
Dec
Ltd
10% May
4% Jun
14
fe__*
.
4
com
Comnany
General Adv class
B
—
.
Sec
1
class
A__*
•
60
2.090
57b
277
a8
Feb
Mar
3.65
-.
2%
50
8%
Jun
3.35
Feb
38% Aug
Nov
70
Aug
7%
Jan
700
a8
3.65
Ltd.4
Stand
13
7%
5%
a8
13
6%
~
7%
,
_4
Enterprises 5'/r
pfd
Bakerids of Canada
'
13
1
Zellerbach
17%
Dec
Engineering Works Ltd^__*
Ltd___J
Jl___*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Cor Ltd.*
Dominion
13%
Dec
21
Dec
6%
12
Nov
Sep
Apr
3.80 Aug
62%
a90
10
8%
8%
125
a72c
a72c
8
60%
62%
2,561
40%
22%
22%
120
22%
Dec
22%
Dec
58'A
-
__
61
220
34
Jan
62
Nov
405
42
Mar
51
Nov
25%
Jan
a90
Jan
85
7
Dec
90
Feb
72c
Jan
July
8%
Dec
85c
Aug
63
Nov
&
Frere
Limitee
class
A
50
Magnesium
—
61
__
51
51
24
23%
24
455
20
Apr
13%
13%
13%
1.465
12
Mar
36
36
36%
370
27%
Jan
15% July
38
Oct
Square Corp_____
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Manniacturing Ltd
__
80
80
95
66
Jan
1
27
27
27%
135
21
Mar
10% July
Feb
*
1.80
1.65
1.80
2.875
Ford
•
109
106%
110
2.475
63%
Jan
110
Dec
18
Foreign
a54
a54
13
33
Sep
55
Nov
160
160
100
104
Jan
175
Nov
a
Oct
5
David
Nov
16%
10
Corp
Dominion
Dec
Motor
Co
of Can
class
Power Sec Corp
Tire
&
*
A
Ltd
Rubber
com
Can
Securities
Interprovincial
__
Ltd.4
Utilities Ltd
I a'"b
rt
Mfred
Inc
Corp
0
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rartic class
Class
,
Co
Ltd
a7
a7
7
13
13%
300
Jan
Nov
Nov
2.55
Aug
4.10
Jan
7.00
Dec
5"%
Jan
13%
Dec
24 %
550
12
Jan
25
Dec
45%
45%
25
40
Feb
46
Aug
67%
67%
75
43%
Feb
68%
a4.15
20%
a4.25
20%
35
3.25
Jun
1.000
15%
Jan
68%
69%
375
al0%
all
130
•57
10
Jan
11
130
35
88
Apr
130
Dec
9%
9%
9%
550
5% May
10
Nov
51
47%
51
2.815
*
Investment
—
23
4
4
Canadian
__
13%
1
B
London
—
1.20
80
28%
5
B
Loblaw Groceterias Co class A
EXCHANGE
Corp___l
(Walter
Mi
*
b
Co
*
__
—
20%
4.50
Sep
Sep
21
July
71
Julv
Montreal
MacLaren
95) 1
Power
Paoer
Melchers
Phil ips
Jan
Oct
Oct
52%
16%
Dominion
Jan
8
a._
EX 1HANGE
PL
4.90 Mar
17
16%
117
*
Ltd
Paper Corp Ltd
ConsumervGas Co of Toronto
Lowney
Notre
—
10
-
Dec
♦
Ltd
Apr
EX<
CHANGE
STOCK
__
6%
4
Co
Dec
HART
STOC K
STOCK
Jan
Jan
4
Dock
Hydro-Electric
MEMBERS:
88
49%
80
Consolidated
Goodyear
Cr
Jan
170
100
100
Nov
12%
-
925
SAVARD
87/«
110
52%
71
12
•44%
Sep
18
>
20
Power
Dec
104
14%
150
Jan
'
14% Mar
475
1
Jun
*
3
A
10,905
5%
Dec
375
44
;
A>___
15%
14%
71
Dec
105
Dec
14%
Nov
Jan
Dec
13
14%
31%
Feb
11
Jan
1
37
100
Feb
9
52%
__
4
Claude
17
-
10
3,493
30
10
100
400
21
Consolidated
100
Dec
600
a5
Oct
Div
Nov
6
a5
Noy
Combined
Sep
14
May
13
20%
37
Jan
11%
11
21
136
May
10
39
Jan
6
1
Mar
21%
High
Jan
7%
11
*
28% Mar
10.0
25
12%
11
Ltd.
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A__*
Neon
30
110
Co
Marco-d
alO
Sugar
Dominion
Canadian
85
27
,
alO
15%
Flooring Co Ltd class B
25%
55 %
Nov
4,765
__
*
Jan
Jan
1,331
11
1
34 %
Co
39
•
common
preferred.
Hosiery
Low
38
B_°
preferred
23%
8%
Range for Year 1954
Utah
10%
—
4
Ltd
230
34%
Shares
11
2,455
250
Sales
for Week
39
20
Columbia
53%
Low
Co__
"7Y'f preferred
Jan
200
Range
of Prices
1
Jan
54
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.Ian
-♦%
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
7,005
f
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
NOTE:
Belding-Corticelli ,7'( pfd
Belgium Stores Ltd common
Ltd—
Distilleries Ltd 6%
pfd
10
Paper Co Ltd
.__*
Mpxican Light & Power Co Ltd com..*
Mersey
Square
Office:
Minnesota
b
Ontario
Paper
Co
—
—
—
54%
28
Jan
Jan
Aug
51
Dec
'
St., New
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES
York
City, HAnover-
2-0575
Moore
Mount
-
SHERBROOKE
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST. JOHNS. P. Q.
Corporation
Royal
Rice
Newfoundland
Northern
Red
Jun
Nov
5.75
100
54
2,674
page 43.
Dec
14%
68
pfd
Dec
53%
Dec
6
75
see
4.50
150
5.10
*
b
.20
For footno^s
Apr
Nov
5.75
__«•
Canada
30%
William
Jan
Jan
11%
Dec
35%
68%
______100
Butterfly
5
62
2.59
131
46
*
___^__
2
_
60
Local
July
July
•
Worts
Dom.mon
19%
400
230
Dec
30
29
Aug
Oct
T td
Lawrence
Jan
Aug
!*>
37
class
50
July
q%
131
common
15
♦
common
Anglo-Nfld
Dec
22
tJo^n
a54
Dec
Aug
18
10%
common-. 5
—
(/
36'A
Jan
100
T t1
W)
37%
May
8
25
Acceptance
(C
St
Dec
15
40
•
preferred
Lindsay
30
Feb
Jan
—7.50
Preferred
1
Nov
23%
Sep
(John)
Bro«
27'A
24
28%
J Laura Secord Candy Shops
Lewis
225
225
100
*
•
30
350
5,905
*
Limited
Laurentide
Feb
29%
'
28
Anglo'-Canadian
31
11%
Power
Utilities Corp
7.
Sons
13%
27%
Jun
55%
•
common
preferred
lang A*
Jun
a54
Rights
Crown
777
t
"2.350
10 %
.
27
40
100
.
:
the
11%
27%
>
Jan
*
common
Public Service Co
of
11%
Jan
21%
Consolidated
Labatt
Feb
27%
7.00
com
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Lake
Jan
74
22
27%
Jan
Jan
38
*
'•
Dec
23
17
50
Scotia
1
26
S3%
53'%
common..*
Powder
Canada
International
7',<
D"c
92%
310
—
— —
;
5
common
•;
Jamaica
Aug
46%
610
45
a93
975
Dec
105
Feb
*
Preferred
A
28%
26%
45
92%
915
16%
July
30
Bronze
Preferred
International
26
a
'
3,476
•
preferred
International
Nov
51
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
t
16%
70
80
Nov
19
'4
(John)
of
Jan
■
Nov
32%
2,756
iii%
a.'
25
Acceptance
Nickel
31
•
..50
;
1
In„( rnadonal
13%
Jan
Nov
Jan
10%
820
111%
•
Jan
25
v
53%
50
preferred
$1.50
'
s
1,622
Nov
Jan
Jan
110
4,395
•
1927
Imperial Oil Ltd
'Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4'r '
16%
53%
Dec
20%
1,940
10%
78%
3
Paper common
preferred
Industrial
16
50 %
Aug
Jan
850
Smith
Bay
Husky Oil
Nov
'
preterred
Dec
104
160
*
Paper Co Ltd
Lime & Alabastine
-on
Dec
45%
14% Mar
Dec
28%
12%
11
100
Lakes
'Howard
'
50
Jan
Canadian
.
Dec
Jan
31%
.__
___*
13% July
Jan
15%
347
111
Jan
9 % Mar
11,805
100
Nov
Jan
19%
1,195
26 %
common
43%
35
1,862
29
British
1
Jan
921
45%
Nov
25
10
1
Bakeries Ltd
Dynamics.—
Gypsum
26'A
50
45
Nov
115
775
a 90
—
20
.
preferred
•Goodyear Tire 4%
•*
2,045
Dec
Nov
Dec
•
5 77
•Great
43 %
Feb
49
33%
49 %
52%
Com trmrce
Nov
25%
50
common
'General Steel Wares
'
42 %
74%
Apr
✓
Mar
9% Mar
18%
•
preferred
General
Mar
Banks—
Aug
Feb
common
preferred
General
4 % 'ft.
10"% Aug
.'nil
6%
common
Apr
24
810
Canadienne
11,221
'
Fraser
40
.
67%
Montreal
1
Co of Canada
60
45
1,445
70
51
Dec
20%
Corp
562
47
33
Dec
125
Limited
35%
209
!
Canadian
Jun
780
5%
3,995
Corp
25%
Jan
36
Electric
340
...
22%
al7
Winnipeg
6,465
com
325
20%
11
•
Sec
Oct
24%
69 %
Gas
25
•
36
35
Central
2,545
7%
83
30% Mar
53%
preferred
Zellers
Aug
Feb
660
20
(Geo)
Feb
40
2,381
al7
4 % %
Oct
Jan
58
50
82%
50
Cotton
6
32%
38%
35%
4
Leaseholds
17
Dec
common..*
common.
Gooaerham
Feb
39
*
Power
Winnipeg
Nov
Oct
Sep
Oct
69
25
6.50 Mar
*
Canada
Players
5
Nov
13%
29
37%
31
—
common
Tobacco
Weston
Feb
24% July
-
•
Steel
Wabasso
9%
Sep
•
47
•
Canada
15% July
13% Apr
50
*
55
Oct
106
80%
45
Ltd
20% Aug
6 % July
905
23 %
Eddy Paper Co cla^ A pfd
Famous
427
35
10 %
common
Preferred
Electrolux
Apr
17%
Brewery Ltd
of
Jan
29%
Bros Ltd
Pont
4.60
15'A
27% Mar
*
common.
preferred
Dominion Textile
Donohue
400
4,920
*
Cnemical
10
850
39
19%
Jun
33
.100
Sons
13
26%
100
16%
certificates
Stores
Western
May
._*
Dominion Stores Ltd
10
45
Oils_:___
United
Dec
Oct
2,665
38%
Sep
104% 104%
Dec
19%
.20
coal..
19
49%:
T >d
Co
:21% Feb
5u0
4
common
b
27
Jan
16% May
Jan
Jan
20%
Dec
15%
__2__________________^__4
Co
10%
•
preferred
Dominion Stpei
&
31%
22 %
11%
7,300
35
com
22
60
43 %
Corp common
trust
Dec
750
a23
a
70
common
preferred
4%%
preferred
B
Sep
305
26
Breweries
Voting
Dec
9%
18%
18
18%
■
1
&
20
18%
a22 %
a
4
iVater
28 %
Apr
23%
*
'
47o
A
Jan
Aug
..
;
High
Jan
18
July
July
:
common
Co
Feb
6
1
Steel
&
27
Jan
Jan
17%
•
preferred
Simon
20%
7,266-
!_25
_________
Foundries
Dec
Low
17%
34
Canada.
Paper
15
Sep
common
preferred
'hnminion
21%
38%
.
preferred
24%
33%
*
pfd
935
82%
Transport.
Dec
Dec
.2.50
Bridge—
Cnoi
23
•
Company
of
Sep
60
2
Exploration
Dominion
22%
——
Power
%
5%%
Dec
17
Dominion
Jun
38
*
Tubes
common
Corp
Mar
4.50
*
Seagrams
37
26
Development
May
i*29
&
B
in>tuiei>
Jan
26
,,
Mar
50
1
26%
4
Oct
Provincial
190
A
652
*
.
Aug
1,075
class
36
10
Products
25%
910'
9 %
Steel
28% May
13 % Jun
18%
8%
Textile
Co
35
13
T
Powell
I..450
2,635
A.
Leather
Jan
13
common
Price Bros & Co Ltd
6.471
30%
Ontario
■
Walker
Davis
7%
com_____5
Weaving
Mills
*,
Jan
19%
Smelting.
Sep
2.10 Feb
31%
Equipment
__1
&
16,030
18%
Mines Ltd
Ogilvie Flour
„.>•$' .•,
10
Wire
Noranda
Power
2,3l5gK;.
33
Niagara
Dec
-wlO
25
pfd
9%
18%
a
Steel Car Corp
Trust Co Ltd
Jan
-SS15
Glass..
class
Class
Ltd
Oct
22
1(8 %
Vickers
Aug
1,030
22
»
Oct
4,794,'X «*»iO,/4 July
lO.r
90
July
275>- *>15
Feb
a96
4.30
Pacific
9%
f
-,
Chemical
&
July
3,200^-y 22%
24%
__
Canadian Petrofinr
National
Drug
3H6% Mar
800 T
.
Canadian
50
—
36
540
•
com
a20
preferred
27
600-.
*
Companies
A
common
30%
l,110>ivs*8> 7
50
Warrants
class
Apr
3,748.
3(5 %
*
common
1,385
9%
Oil
Dec
845
*
Locomotive
4% %
Dec
106
Jan..-
26%
e.
vst22
2,281,.
*
Preferred
Canadian
2%
25
25
Morse
28%
i
Locomotive
National
15%
Jun
65%
59
^___„25
Fairbanks
.Huian
2
common
High
26%
28%
B
& Co
Feb
106
Feb
®T2%
70Q7
22%
Cellulose
Dec
24 %
Jan
23
100...
•
♦
...A,
&
Morgan
31%
Jan
*00%
3,323
30%
preferred
Canadian
10.
*
common
Cottons
Canadian
</«■
i%
22...
75
Ltd
Chemical
Class
Montreal
Range for Year 1954
Low
*
Nov
145
Feb
-
25%
series
Dec
Dec
7.25
Feb
■375./... JifclO%
90/.
100%
f05
20
Canadian
Breweries
47V2
Feb
a23
class B-*
common
Frontenac
Molson
Nov
i
7.00
Jun
Aafc28%
-635i^-7j4^19 %
714
10
85%
1.596
23
__4
Class A
Canadian
5.60
-70S.-.
31%
105
*
Foundry
Feb
35Jan
-162
Co
McColl
Shares
35%
B
Ltd priority
Jun
for Week
of Prices
a20
class
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Nadonal
145
Canadian Bronze common
$1.75
200
311/2
Breweries
Canadian
4.00
65
100
Wire & Cable
Canadian
1,140
_100
common—..;
Corp
Sales
Range
•
;__4
pfd
Mailman
Bloedcl
&
Dec
9
5Q*j
10
Power
Steamship
preferred -i
53%
253';
*
Foundries
Canada
5%
5% Jan
5
preferred
Canada
48 % Jan
MacMillan
Dec
581
.
Safeway Ltd
2nd
80
20
Northern
Jan
44%
common
Canada
91 %
•
preferred
Canada
Dec
*
.
Canada
51%
25
Dredging
Cement
$1.30
Oct
10,080
__*
Gold
49%
26%
A
Product.-.
Canada
670.
104
Week's
Last
Par
July
•
Telephone
class
93 %
8%
B
Bunding
Bulolo
Ltd
Feb
52 %
Products
Power
Columbia
Bruck
Friday
High
100
Forest
31
Sale Price
.55-;- 'TT'%
51%
100
DECEMBER
Range for Year 1951
160 "•
.50
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares-.
Low
100
pfd-
prut/red
v
i
Prijc
of
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
P/j»
FOR
Sales"
S
1st
com
Mills
Light
Quebec
F
Ltd
b
Pow
Power
pfd
Ltd
Co
0
Ltd—10
.-
Co
Ltd—.
-___
—
27
33%
850
24%
12
100
10
July
27'A
65
22
a52% a52%
85
50%
33%
12
27
,
/an
34%
13
Nov
-
Feb
Jan
27%
Dec
Sep
52% May
.
50
—
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(40) 1
Monday, January 3, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Paton
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
High
21
375
21
Jan
21
Jan
Uddlen
8
25
5
Dec
8
Dec
United
Asbestos
United
Corp of Canada-—
% % cum 1st pfdv— 100
Montauban
52
52
95
50'A
65
38'A
37 >A
65
225
38'A
4,005
17
17
100
-t
12'A
12'A
150
146
146
55
27'A
27 'A
50
53
!
Ltd—!
Mines
C
N
preferred—50
2nd
part
Quebec Telenhone Corp
Russell
Ltd—
Industries
—*
_—_ —
*
pfd—_100
Southern
Co Ltd. ——-—
Canada Power 6%
Standard
Paving & Materials Ltd.:—_c
Sangamo
Tooke
Bros
Toronto
Ltd
Petroleum
Supertest
Ltd
—..
—*
common
Works
Iron
■
20
20
a65c
a65c
■
■■
21
Finance
red
5%
Mountain
Trans
Union
Gas
United
Oil
B
Ltd
Products
-
*
-
•
Alia
Jan
Dec
16
Apr
Weedon
Pyrite
Jan
149
Nov
Wendell
Mineral
Dec
Western
Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—1
19%
20'A May
17
27'A
Mar
Ltd
Mines
20
Dec
Westville
Feb
95c
Nov
Willroy
21
Dec
23
OH
43%
3,210
32%
Jan
48'A
Dec
a45
15
40%
Jan
47
Nov
35
4,525
20
Jan
35
Dec
45
33'A
Jan
45
110
13
Feb
18'A
Dec
1,310
9
Jun
13
Oct
a22
a22
25
Oct
23
Mar
Arnora
Atlas
2.08
2.10
1.200
63c
60c
68c
19,000
& Copper Corp. Ltd—1
23c
21 'Ac 23%c
Products Ltd
Beatrice
Red
Beaucage
Belle
Lake
Mines
Boreal
Rare
Bouscadillac
Brilund
19%
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Dev
300
4c
Jan
.
4.25 Aug
1.25 Aug
.
Stocks—
Altex
Limited
Oils
•
Ltd
Petroleums
Antone
30c
30c
5.10
4.70
5.20
3,700
1
43c
35'Ac
44c
56,125
1
7.05
5.95
7.45
11,125
80c
52,350
Oil Co Ltd—
Anglo-Canadian
«
—
Bailey Selburn Oils <fc .Gas class A
utd
Petroleums
Calalta
25c
70c
80c
3.70
20c
al4
15'A
550
6.20
6.15
6.20
850
3.80 Aug
43c
43c
1,000
21'Ac July
2
Admiral Oils Ltd
Dec
Dec.
Dec
80c
Aug
al 5 %
*
7.00
7.00
200
3.35 Aug
147/8
Oct-
6.54
Nov....
43c
Jan
7.25
Dee
Jan
9
Jan
7.45
Aug
*
a
Apr
5.60
45c
July
♦
—
Petroleums L'd—
69c
4.50 Aug
19c
•
Corp Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton
Jan
23c
1,700
Canadian Devonian
1 etroleum
*
1.85
1.87
500
1.40 Mar
2.95 Mar
Canadian
Minerals
*
4.15
4.15
2,000
2.40
Feb
5.20
a2c
a2c
100
l'Ac
Oct
Central
Explorers
2,000
4.00
Jan
5.65 Mar
9c
9c
1,000
Empire
Oil
3.80
Jan
3c
Mar
6c
11c
Canadian
Oil
Atlantic
Williston
Co
,
*
13c
15c
29,501
9'Ac Aug
35c
Feb
45c
1.000
24c
Aug
55c
4'Ac
4'Ac
3,000
2"Ac
Jun
3.65
3.75
400
7c
7c
500
2.65
2 39
2.70
45,90')
1
13c
11c
13c
5.00
1
38c
33c
40c
18c
15c
19c
Dec
Minerals
&
Inc
1.55
1.55
1.55
5c
-
Feb
Dec
1.20
Sep
1.60 July
10'A Mar
Feb
Jan
Home
Oil Co Ltd.
8.00
7.50
8.00
2,100
6.85- Atrg
Jun
Jasper
Oil Corp..
1.65
1.56
1.68
51,000
1.25 Mar
3.90
Feb
Feb
2.80
Jan
Liberal
Petroleum
3.25
3.25
100
2.00
Aug
3.50
Dec
Sep
Merrill
Petroleums
9.00
9.30
900
5.90
Jan
9.30
Dec
Feb
New
1.18
1.19
3,850
1.01
Oct
1.56
Feb
23'Ac 23'Ac
2,000
10'Ac
Jan
23'Ac
Dec
Jan
30c
Dec
1.55
10c
9c
2.00 May
400
20c
8,600
6c
Feb
5c
88,300
~
5.50
2.90 May
18,700
...1
—
5.00
Jan
7c
:1
5.00
1
Ltd
Jan
45c
15c
Ltd.
Mines
2.35
Bristol
•
Ltd
1
Ltd
Oils
Oils &
Ltd
1
Ltd—
Mines
_1
47c
54 c
74,250
Okalta
Oils
Ltd—-1
Mines
4.15
4.15
725
2.65 Mar
4.25
1.18
1
.:
Sep
Ltd..*
9.65
9.65
300
6.90
9.65
Oct
Pacific
Petroleums
45c
Jan
Phillips
Oil Co
6.55
Nov
Quebec
Oils
13c
Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
50c
&
Corporation
20c
24c
13,ISO
6.25
6.25
500
9c
23c
•
14c
July
Dec
Oct
5.60
9 'Ac
8,000
8c
2,000
3.70
700
Explorers Ltd—_____
l
Citra-Lart ic Mines Ltd
i——l
94c
87c
94c
5,900
15c 18 'Ac
12,500
5c
1,000
3%
Mining Co
Research
Ltd..;
Corp
___♦
__
Chibougamau
—
Central
Cadillac
Mines
18 %c
4%c
Ltd—1
4%c
2.35 May
July
20c
8c
5c
July
6c
Jun
43c
Consolidated
Denison
Ltd?—
Mines
1.98
2.40
15,700
43c
1
2%C
2 %c
2%c
14,500
Cournor
Mining
Mines
Dominion
—1
8c
9c
14,000
•
Ltd.
Co
_
17'A
17'A
Ltd,.
Asbestos
Sullivan
Mines
Ltd
16c
17c
5.10
5.25
71c 78'Ac
41,200
Metals
Eastern
Smelting & Refining—..5%—1
Metal
Ltd.—
1
Ltd.
2.60
»„1
,40c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
—_•
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd..——-1
2.40
24
Mines
Fenimore
Iron
Frobisher
Limited
Goldfields
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Feb
Metals Ltd
InsDiration
Rights
Gold
Mines
Mining & Dev Co
Mines
Lake Mines Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
voting
trust—
Aug
57'Ac
,24'A
5,500
11,160
46c
1,000
46c
Dec
76c
Min &
DeVel
Yukon
17c
Mar
70c
16'4
6c
6c
6c
1.95
2.02
32,650
38 "Ac
2.08
Asbestos
Mines
5.85
Westburne
Jan
19'A Aug
5 'Ad Mar
4,000
1.78
12c
Dec
Jan
3.35 Mar
Dec
6c
14'Ac
Dec
42c
29,400
37c
Dec
89c
'Ac
2'Ac
2'Ac
3,000
2c
Mar
4c
Sep
31'Ac
40c
37,100
17c
Jan
41c
Oct
6 'A c
6 'A c
500
5c
Jan
12c
July
7c
10c
39,600
3c
Jun
10'Ac
Nov
7c
Apr
12c
Lake
Lingman Gold Mining Co Ltd
Shore
I
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd...—
Uranium
Co
Nov
28c
Jan
7'Ao
Dec
24c
1,000
17'Ac
Oct
25c
Nov
6
6
6
100
7'Ac
l",000
4%c
5c
12,100
4.00
4.60
10,200
6c
__1
L
Ltd
4.60
.1
Ltd.
17c
16c
..1
Western
of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite
Corp
Monpas. Mines
72
Formaque
Rim
Nocana
11c
13c
Apr
July
4.60
Jan
Dec
27'Ac
72
35
Jan
73%
Deg
48c
4,000
20c
Feb
51c
54,300
Dec
1.08
625
10'A
Feb
17'/a
Nov
41c
Dec
35c
41c
24,500
19c
85c
66c
85c
44,100
42c
Oct
1.75 Mar
3c
3c
3c
500
3c
Apr
4%c May
6c
6c
6c
2,500
1.06
1.400
78c
75c
95c
47,22)
17c
May
5c
1.00
95 c
Ltd.
50c
3%c
3'Ac
4c
25,250
1
,
40c
36'Ac
40c
6.500
Ltd—
Mines
1
Ltd!
1.26
1.26
1.32
Mar
Jan
95c
9c
Oct
1.21
(
I
Nov
10c
10c
500
9c
3.70
100
2.40
Sep
Dec
Ontario
Mines Ltd
Pyrites
Feb
1
Ltd
Abitibi
Orchan
Uranium
Mines
Power
4'A %
and
Jan
1
10c
10c
1,000
45c
47c
2.500
1.50
1.37 Mar
75c
Mar"
Nov
2.00
Aug
10c
Dec
19c
Apt4
40c
Nov
75c
Jan
is
for
the
&
Last
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
common
Acme
Range
24,547
2 5'4
385
8'/2
8 Vi
8%
27%
Dec
Aug
26 Vi
Nov
Jan
9
17
Jan
23
Jun
16c
Feb
14c
Nov
20c
Apr
6 %
Dec
6,100
Dec
7%
75
7'/a
8%
Dec
Feb
5,300
60c
65c
.13,700
60c
Oct
1.00
Jan
96c
1.03
30,080
70c
July
1.48
Jan
25c
25c
28c
4,500
21c
1.90
1.90
2.00
11,600
1.65
1.80
500
24c 27Vic
2,825
•
-
-
60c
65c
97C
1
—
_
»
com
ctfs
60c
1.30
85c
July
Jan
32c Aug
Nov
2.15
Oct
Feb
-
Consol
_
Mines
Ltd
1
_
1st
2.15
Oct
27'/2c
13
12%
14
7,890
53
46 Vi
53%
10,097
74%
71%
75
6,620
46
Jan
75
26
26%
195
23
Feb
26%
106 %
107%
505
104
Jan
•
Canada
1.30
1
_
_
•
of
pfd
25
100
preferred
Amalgamated
17c
7%
__
Ltd
Co
Jan
9Vic
485
14,850
15c
•
Steel
Aluminium
'
16%
25
730
23
11c 11 Vic
56c
_
trust
22 >V
11c
—
Knife
Uranium
Algoma
27%
__
Petroleums
Pacific
Algom
26
25'%
-nil
High
•
Distillers
Voting
27
_
_
.
common
Warrants
Low
•
Yellow
Albermont
Range for Year 1951
High
25%
1
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Shares
_•
—
_
Oil
Agnew-Surpass
for Week
Low
•
&
Dec. 24,
Sale*
Week'*
of Prices
•
A
Gas
(Friday,
Funds
25
Paper common
Acadia-Uranium
Exchange
six-day period
including Friday, Dec. 31).
preferred
Larder
American
Leduc
107
23c
40c
Oct
Dec
14
3'4 Mar
53%
39% Mar
Feb
May
108
Dec
Dec
-
)
1
American
Nepheline
a50c
3.70
a50c
200
55c
Jan
1.15
1.20
3,903
70c
Mar
1.20
Dec
2.22
2.49
4,600
Jan
2.53
Jun
16c
17c
3,700
13c
Mar
20c
2,000
16c
Dec
Ltd...—
class
A
Anacon
13c
13c
14c
4,000
12c
Dec
18 %c
•
1.23
1.00
1.30
288,670
22c
Mar
1.50
50c
1.03
1.01
1.05
7.300
75c
Jan
85c
Aug
34c
Jan
Ltd
_
_
5
•
Petroleums
i
1
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadiari'Oil
Nov
Apr
Feb
19
2.530
13 Vi
Feb
6%
Dec
2.35
Aug
3.80
Jan
4%c July
9 %c
Aug
19
Dec
18 Vi
Dec
5.15
4.60
5.20
30,082
4.00
Sep
5 4'/8
54'4
54%
75
48%
Jan
55
13%
400
12c
Jan
15c
40c
38c
40c
16,600
20c
July
63c
Oct
8%c
7c
9c
114,300
fir
July
13r
Feb
22%
40
22%
Dec
3%c
6.00
Jan
Aug
*
__
1
.
Apr
*
Ltd
*
...
'
Nov
'
4 %c
16,000
18c
21c
88,400
17c
90c
600
80c
43 c
Jan
Mar
Aug
46 Vic
6c
35c
May
85c
.
1
20 Vi
21c
3 Vic July
•
__
_
Corp
1
47c
21,250
28c
Oct
65c
Jah
22 %
20'4
23
24,013
12Vi
Jan
23
Ddc
112
102
112
230
82%
Feb
112
1
18c
17c
19c
148,000
7c
Jun
12c 13 %c
11,503
11c
Jun
105,650
36c
Mar
•
_
_
Gold
2.55 Mar
100
_
common
Preferred
Arjon
16,200
*
Porcupine
Mines
24,100
9c
13%
50
Corp
Argus
200
3.30
Sep
Nov
22%
_
Area
8.15
3.10
7 Vic
1.05
■
•
'iL-
Mines
7.70
3.30
_
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Anglo-Huronian <L_L___
Anglo Rouyon Mines
Ankeno
8.15
7 Vic
18 Vi
.
Lead
Anchor
Aquarius
1.15
1.10
Oil
Amurex
Petroleums
Dec
16c
2.42
>
.
Ltd.
Aug
55c
200
Par
Anthes-Imperial Co
Apex Consolidated
Nov
20c
Co
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
86c
20,400
Sale Price
Arcan
O'Brien Gold
1,900
70c
This tabulation
Jan
1.49
May
3.70
Dec
40c
Dec
2c
*
Ltd
Nov
2.05
Jan
15'Ac
13,500
10'Ac
Aug
.
1
Mining Corp
Jarf
Dec
16%
54%
1.05
Mines
84c
1.20
Friday
Sep
68c
16 %
_•
\
July
1.95
Canadian
2nd
40c
Ltd—!
__—
'
Jan
58c
1
...
'
94c
68c
1,20
70c
STOCKS
Jun
1
Ltd
Oils
&
Ltd
__!
to
Aluminum
Ltd—1
—
Canada
Mines Ltd
Mines
Normetal
May
1
Coal
Santiago
10'Ac
3c
36'Ac July
Island Mines Ltd—fl
"U"
Pacific
Thurbois
Oct
Sep
1
of.
Mines
Larder
New
New
5'Ac
43,000
Dec
Dec
1.95
-•
Ltd^
Toronto Stock
NOTE:
Alberta.
6.15
1.08
98c
*
Ltd
New
New
Ltd
17'Ac
Dec
5.15
46c
__1
Oil
Minerals
Ashley
Petroleums
Wilrich
Alberta
93c
-5
Corp
'
July
4.00
May
0
Limited-—
Co
Gas &
Jan
Ltd—*
Ltd__"
Mines
Goldfields
9c
8,000
___i
Lingside Copper Mining
Louvicourt
1,500
8c
"Ac
0
Lake
12c
7'Ac
18'Ac 18'Ac
7
1.20
Oil
Maygill
Aug
40c
1
38,250
Apr
37c
__1
Ltd——.
65c
Dec
67'Ac
12
2,500
10c 14 'Ac
10c
Dec
Dec
3.85 July
1,970
___1
62c
Dec
15%
1
Ltd
Zinc Mines Ltd
Lead
Lafayette
Ltd
Co
Mines
62c
Limited.—3—^
Oils
United
AJax
Kayrand
Kenmayo
-1
Oct
16s,.
1
25'Ac
Dec
3,100
12,o00
2
1.60
7,700
Dec
Feb
38c
70c
....I
3,400
30c
Dec
1.80 Mar
80c
f
Apr
2.02
51c
1
3.90
Jan
3.10
4.50
70c.
1
1.42
Nov
1.83
Dec
Sep
Nov
37c
1.15
5'Ac Dec
3.85
Nov
14 '/a
21,500
25'Ac
Petrol-Chemical
May
5.75
46c
—
.
17'A
55c
Jan
15c
6,725
7%c
Nov
37c
.1
!
Uranium
2,200
»
...
9c
Jan
2.25
21,700
5
Ltd
__i.
46c
24'A
3%c Mar
Nov
55c
1,500
Dec
3.95
37c
4.50
!_..*
Ltd—
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
36c
23 'A
1.92
1
*
—
Uranium
Por
Ltd
Mines
2.64
1.40
7c
30c
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
2.40
July
3.60
1.25
1.40
1
—1
3.90
Sen
14
2,400
1.95
12%
1
Trican
16c
1,600
1
Eastern
Corp
200
—1
Ltd
Mines
July
6.40 Aug
—*
Nov
6c
Apr
5c
1.25
200
Aug
18'Ac Dec
2'/«c May
Cortex Explorations Ltd
200
12'A
Ltd
1.00
Oct
2.40
1.40
117A
—
"
July
1
1.40
1
Ltd
Development
8c
May
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....._—_90c
Ltd
4.10
1.65 May
West
___
Dec
20c
Deb
24c
Jan
'
Parbec
Mines
Cons
Porcupine
Preston
Ltd.!
Gold
Dredging Ltd
Prime
East
Mines
Dome
6.45
6.25
6.45
800
4 Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
3,500
6.00
6.00
500
27 %c
2 4'Ac
28c
46,000
1.16
1.10
1.18
23,000
9'Ac
Ltd
Mines
9 %C
1,000
Ltd
—
3.50
.
3c
36'Ac July
Jan
Armistice
Ascot
Quebec
Copper
Corp Ltd
Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quebec
Quemont
Rayrock
Dec
6c
Jan
Ashdown
6.00
Dec
Athona
Gold
18.500
6,000
2'Ac Mar
Mines
Fields
Gold
Rock
Sudbury
Ltd.
Ltd....,
Mines.
;
49c
Sep
1.25
68c
68c
1,003
68c
Dec
1.26
Sep
1.34
1.34
2,103
1.14 Mar
1.58
Jan
7c
8c
6,500
12'Ac
Jan
1
Mine's
Iron
Mines
Mines
Teck ,HMghes
Tiblemont
Gold
Mines
1,500
17c
9,500
16c
15 c
7.95
7.65
.1
<
—
;
11c
Mines
.....
see page
4.25
A
4c
12c
5.35
Oct
Oct
Jun
7c
Nov
May
33c
Feb
Sep
25c
8c
36.700
_
^/17c
17c
17c
2,500
Gairdner £
40 Wall
6.50
18c
Feb
8.65
4Aug
1.70
Feb
5'Ac
Oct
Nov
6.25
Dec
-
7c
Jun
4 lc
Dec
23c
.
15c
Canadian
Affiliate:
f
1.47
13c
43.
1.45
10c
15c
1,900
2.15
15,500
-
,.1,600
18,600
4c
•
Sep
Nov
1 J>5 Mar
6c
4.50
Dec
Nov
14c
'
Jan
Mar
May
39c
Jan
(
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
-
t
1.72
18c
Dgc
Jain
American Stock Exchange
Jun
Apr
Wire system tn all offices
Feb
13c
~
'
Gairdner &
Dec
Jan
Company Inc.
Oct
67c
-
6Vic
Ja"n
May
11c
Street, New York 5, N.Y. —WHitehall 4-1656
Jun
8c
.■
25,700
4.50v
4'Ac
1.45.
Ltd:—-
For footnotes
4«0
10'% c
4.45
Sliver-Miues. Ltdj._
Trebor
allc
7c
16%
5%c Aug
Dec
3c
8,200
al lc
•
23,500
7c
63c'
16%c
10% Mar
1,785
7 Vic
■
i_
Fields, Ltd—
iTobr^t
w
July
3.75 May
23,003
6.25
22
25c
"
2,103
45c
6.00
6,10
Ltd
7.95.
4,3c
1
Ltd__„
Gold
2.000
"26c
,
Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
3,100
4 'Ac
26c
I
Ltd
Tache
5.15
1
Ltd.
Mines
Mines
5.15
4'Ac
«
Ltd—
4.90
1
7c
14%
c
6'4
Apr
19
Dec
8c
252,250
Jun
4e0
1,003
7c
__
14
14%
603
•
Dec
22
i
River
14%
12 %c 16 %c
1
Jan
5c
83c
'
Aumacho
Mines
55c
14%
14%
1
22
__1
Ltd
Contact
Sullivan. Cons
1.63
Mar
•
Steels
48'4 c
.
—1
83c
14
53c
14%
-1
Aubelle
18c
1
•
B
l
6 Vic
14'Ac Aug
7'Ac Aug
3'Ac
_
—1
...»
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona.Mines (1914) Ltd!
Standard
Apr
11.300
9c
3c
class
(1937)
Atlln-Ruffner
l
Uran
Sherritt-Gordon
40c
1.50
8c
1
_10
Corp.
Hardware
Mines
Dec
1.18
Dec
1.42
■Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd__l
•Royran
9'Ac
1.50
Ltd
Rix-Athabasca
65'Ac Feb
1
_
Dec
28c
Apr
8 'Ac
Ltd..
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
7c
_
Metals
6.30
Mar
2.53 Mar
Atlas
Quebec Chibongamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Steep
»
Oct
3.70
Pato
1,000:
i
Jan
8c
Nickel
2.00
Aug
3.70
New
Feb
2'Ac
2.00
25c
3c
50c
Mining
2c
2"Ac
__
2.00
1
37c
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd———_—l
Chemical
Lorado
Mar
Oct
Limited,.*
Lavalie
May
92c
Apr
.a.—__
Asbestos
Kontiki
15c
Dec
Aug
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
Jardun
Jan
Oct
8c
9c
Cassiar
Jack
38o
4'Ac
2.28
__-l
Ltd—
Mines
Collieries
Tso
Nov
46.000
25,800
2.500
vtc
Chibougamau
Gui
17c
6 'Ac
'
Calumet
Fab
22,000
5c
9c 11% c
t
3,000
_..l
Ltd
—
Ltd———.
Canadian
East
Dec
9,200
1
—
Mines
Campbell
Dome
Nov
6c.
—_1
Ltd
Mines
Norpax
Conspl
Nov
76c
11c
20'/a
1
oit'a
2.45
1
1
Ltd—
Gold
Gold
Mines
21 'A
28c
—
Ltd
Metals
Feb
*
Mines
Chibougamau
1.60
49c
July
Oct
14%
9c
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Uranium
5,350
3.30
3.20
Sulphur Mining Corp
Sulphur & Iron
Baska
1.00 Jan
c
9c
20 %c
♦
Mines Ltd
Ltd---..
Mines
Arno
9c
20'Ac Aug
3.15
1
—1
...
Ltd
Mines
21%
2.08
1
1
Corp
Dec
18'A
12'A
'
Dec
4.80
Jun
Canadian
Ltd—
Mines
Ameranium
19'A
1.1
Ltd
Virginia Mining
40c
1,000
Jan
30c
Feb
Stocks—■
Anacon Lead
1,000
12'A
Ventures
Calvan
Mining
30c
14
18'A
•
29c
Dec
/12'A
«
12 %
—•
Ltd..—„—1
July
43%
—*
Mines
High
1
Sep
Feb
40
31'A
_•
class
Pen Co Ltd-—
<L Ei
7c
3.40
65
43
_
33%
*
Ltd
Canada
of
Line
Pipe
V
4,900
4,800
Jan
a45
43%
—•
——40
Corporations
Waterman
Westeel
class A
Corp
preferred
-,
10c
4.80
Reb
L
Traders
■
10c
4.60
Nov
124
100
Low
10c
4.80
13'A
100
21
'
Range for Year 1951
High
•
56'A
20
21
__
*
.
class A
Ltd
Low
Shares
1
53
.
~.6
common-
Sales
for Week
Range
ol Prices
Ltd
Corp
Oct
ViolaMac
b'/c
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1951
Power
4
31
8
8
Ltd.——
Stores
DECEMBER
21
.'-20
pfd_
Manufacturing 7%
Service
Paul
ENDED
.Friday
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Friday
Associate)
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 131
(41)
41"
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
'
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
DECEMBER
31
Sales
of Prices
'
Week's
Friday
for Week
Shares
STOCKS
Last
Range for Year 1954
of Prices
,
Par
<;a
Aumaque
_
Gold
Aunor
Avillabona
*
12 %c
1
Fabrics
Auto
Low
1
_
class
2.25
2.17
A
Mines
3.75
Ltd
—1
High
11c
13 %c
Hlo*
32,800
8%cJuly
2.30
2,000
1.9fi Mar
2.45
4.00
250
3.50 July
4.50 Mar
20c
Aug
Jan
11c
loc
76.2U0
9c
Juiy
22c
Jan
14 %c
16c
10,500
12c
Aug
24c
Oct
7.45
Dec
3.15
Sep
i
-
Low
14c
Par
Central
Centre
Lake
Mines
G^Jd
Chamberlain
Bailey Selburn
Bailff
Oil
&
class A_
Gas
Oils
of
Bank
of
Nova
Bank
of
Scotia
Co
13,580
1.73
Jun
45
1,820
35%
Jan
48% July
Cheskirk
Jan
54%
Dec
Chesterville
59
Dec
59
1.30
51,331
1.45
•
,
•
Ltd
Class
Bell
class
A
1
Ltd—
Berens
Beta
Corp
River
27c
3.65
3.75
57c
16,200
48c
23,225
44c
Chimo
1.75
Chromium
Sep
90c
Chrysler
Sep
Circle
Sep
64c
Jan
Nov
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
42
Nov
Cody-Rico
Jan
6%
Feb
2.90 May
40c
Feb
37c
Mar
50c
7% Aug
5.50
Jun
76c
July
60c
Jan
47
Dec
6c
Oct
24c
Apr
56%
9,050
7c
8c
24,200
1
2.95
2.95
2.95
100
60c
70c
1,500
12c
May
85c
Aug
25c
22 %c
21c
46,500
15c
Mar
43c
Jan
18c 18 %c
16,900
18c
35c
Jan
1
ii ii
—
18c
_
_
Yukon
Mines
Ribbon
Blue
Bobjo
1
12 %c
—1
7c
;
Kirkland
Bidgood
_
6%c
%c
2.70
11,000
50
_
35
35
35
Sep
Feb
27c
28c
21,150
130,600
Gold
4.50
Jan
Coniaurum
34
Dec
44%
22c
Feb
42c
Sep
Mar
15c
18c
7%c
7%c
5,500
6c
July
10c
Jan
8%c
9%c
13,000
7c
July
20c
Mar
Bralorne Mines
•
2.82
2.82
2.90
2,010
Brewis
Red
Bridge &
Bright
Preferred
10c
12c
47%
47%
10%
20
40
Brilund
Mines
Petroleum
Ltd
American
Columbia
Consol
4%%
Bakeries
58%c
Apr
Dec
Jan
Mar
1.20
1.02
Jun
2.09
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.600
1.50
Nov
10
55%
7
7
25
19c
lie
20c
396,900
1.16
1.05
1.20
50.162
85c
85c
90c
7,300
65c
15
15
1,890
13%
8
8%
835
6%
1.08
1.20
11,900
94c
Dec
%C
8c
4.000
7c
Apr
12c
15c
6.000
lie
%c
5c
32,100
4.05
4.05
500
142 143 %
250
69
—I.-
1.20
1
7
69
3.00
Feb
Oct
Oct
Apr
69
Dec
6
Sep
9
Jun
5c
Jun
20c
Dec
65c
1.50
Nov
1.30
July
Mar
Aug
Jun
15
Nov
117A
Jan
1.25
Aug
Apr
10"%
c
Aug
6 %c
May
■
.
4
5c
Nov
Apr
42c
Aug
3%c Mar
45c
14c
657
41c
Jan
-
8%
24c
25c
3,150
16c
1.83
2.40
621,097
30c
2.70
2.65
2.75
17,230
•
43c
41c
43c
5,323
Lake
11 % c
l0-%c
3,580
23c
28c
13,250
23c
24c
22c
26c
503,111
8c
4.25 Mar
Consolidated
Howey
1
2.80
2.70
2.85
10,800
1.75
Consolidated
Jan
9%
Apr
Jun
15c
Jan
50
Aug
Jan
10%
Dec
21
July
Mattarrow
Consolidated
Mac
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
1
Jan
13c
4.325
2.58
2.75
38,421
1.55
31
29%
31
21,107
Dec
Nov
May
Feb
53c
Jun
59c
Jan
22
Dec
Jan
45c
Dec
10 %c
ll%c
2.62
•
Smelting
3.05
70c
July
2.30
•
Oils Ltd
&
12c
2.40
July
10c
27 %c
_
"44c
1.83 May
1
100
Mines.
Guayana
Jan
Nov
8%
Jun
40c
Jan
20c
Jan
6%
686
%
Jan
19c
Aug
2.39
8
1
Consolidated
49c
Jun
8%
Feb
Nov
1.95
Aug
6c
.
1
'.
Crest
160
Mar
10c
—mip
13c
4.10
Feb
1.55 Mar
-,.18,000
-
13c 14 %C_
10>4c
Nov
3.50
58
800
1
Discovery
East
Gillies
43c
45c
11c
1.70
1
Nov
Jan
1.65
Halliwell
Nov
47
17%
143
Consolidated
31c
5%c July
5%
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
4.05
1
Mines
Feb
3.50
Oct
35c
Oct
Feb
Apr
3.90 May
Jan
Dec
31
Consolidated
Mosher
2
71c
71c
75C
Dec
Nicholson
•
20c
20c
21c
19,800
15,000
66c
Consolidated
10c
Feb
25c
Oct
Consolidated
Northland
1
1.18
1.06
1.20
199,310
80c
Nov
1.30
Dec
1
13 %c
%c
14c
36,862
5c
Feb
16c
Nov
1
12 'Ac
11c 12 %c
11,000
Oct
20c
Apr
*
4.00
Consolidated
Mines
drlac
1.40
1.63
20,500
1.25
Nov
2.55
3.35
22,975
2.45
Nov
5.20
Jan
Consolidated
Peak
29%
29%
29 7A
10,776
20%
Jan
30
Dec
Consolidated
Press
93
92
93
110
78
Jan
94%
Sep
Consolidated
Quebec
51 %
51%
51%
501
49 Vz
Oct
51%
Dec
Consolidated
Ranwick
103%
104
70
90
Jan
104
Dec
Consolidated
180
48
Jan
54
Jun
12
1.70
Sep
Feb
2.95
*
preferred
Jan
17(
28c
•
___.
1.63
pfd_ iioo
preferred
Nov
7%c
Apr
40c
1
3.30
•
4%
4.20
Apr
2,600
1
Oil
1
Oil
Jan
4C
36,150
•
Allenbee
Astoria
1
Electric
4Vz'/o
—
Jun
6%
62
20
80c
70
10%
Dec
90
116,520
46%
—
Britalta
British
70
10 %c
Jun
2.65
39,556
98
10c
1,400
8%
•
__
British
1.00
8%
96
50
w w
common
_
1.00
8%
I
..
pref
$2.90
G)
1.05
•
100
Lake
Tank
(T
1
ordinary
1.52
33.450
*
Mines
Consolidated
Denison
9%
_
10%
18,000
95c
5
Cordasun
7%c
-
70
21.858
6c
1.50
10
.
:
Consolidated
17%c
_
17
3.80
90c
1
—
'
Mines
Consolidated
1
Petroleum
16
%c
1.36
-1
—
Confederation Life
Coniagas
Not
1
Traction
_
Common
Nor
1
Preferred
__
—
12c
Boymar
Brazilian
5.50--Aug
3.60
4
33'Ac 33 %c
•
-
16c
Bordulac
Bralsaman
Dec
Nov
93c
•
Cooper
July
8c
10
27c
Oct
2.05
3
Yellowknife
5y8c July
136,200
7%c
1
pfd_
Mines
Bonville
10 %c 13
30c
16
7%C
Consolidated
Bibis
Jan
Dec
3.75
Aug
39%
45%
_
13c
80c
550
1.47
Lake
Colomac
27,500
31,918
4.50
1
Corp
Equipment
Mines
Coldstream
27c
-2.05
Apr
7c
__
Coin
24c
1.59
4.50
1.95
1
Mining
common
Feb
Feb
1
Willians
60
12C
»
Consolidated
Cochenour
May
—25
Cochrane-Dunlop
_1
_
Cobalt
Feb
6c
1
-
Dec
5.000
1
_
A
1.10
8'Ac
6c
__
_
class
27 %c
7 %c
3.75
_
Corp
f.45 Jan
1
_
_
Citra-Lartic
Bar
Oct
1
_
Explor
Jan
18c
_
*
Apr
2.85
48c
65c
50c
__
__
34,350
*
Mines
Gold
22c
94c
♦
___
18
3,300
44 %c
July
1.40 Aug
Jun
83c.
_
Research
41%
965
57c
July
21c
9,665
7%
44c
Mines:
Gold
20c
90
25c
Aug
12%c Dec
125
6%
1
—
—25
Quebec
Gamma
59
41
3.75
1
Mines
Bevcourt
58
July
1.40 Mar
13c
15,550
—
1
1.26 July
47,800
41
July
40c
106,050
17c
90c
7%
•
Telephone
:
46c
14c
71c
__
_
Mining
43c
41
•
Mines
Lodge
Belleterre
28,150
16c
*
Bellekeno
58,750
33c
•
...
Beaucage
2.60
29 %c
i.ou
6,040
2.40
32c
41% Mar
18,915
45c
80c
•
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Belcher
1.49
40c
—
46c
~"l
Power
B
Beaver
1.40
2.56
Ltd
Mining—
Mining
42
1,104
1.20
I
Petroleums
Bathurst
560
58
1.28
__
Mines
13c
26c
*
_
Chibougamau
54
-p—.
1
Chemical
High
4,500
,
Wines
2.10
53%
Mines
Bathurst
Chateau-Gai
2.02
44%
—10
Uranium
Bata
Jun
54
—
Metals
3.65
2.10
Mines
Baska
42,513
44%
Warrants
Base
7.45
50c
Toronto
Barymin
5.70
—10
Montreal
Mines
Barvue
7.15
Low
16c
_
common
—10
_
Bank
Barnat
1
Range for Y ear 195 i
High
15c
88c
Oil
Oils
Steel
Chatco
Shares
16c
Uranium
Centremaque
Charter
Bagamac
Low
Porcupine
'
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Oils_
class
A_
Gold
9c
4.00
4.00
25
40c
40c
4,500
30c
8.00
Mar
2.50
4.00
Sep
43c
Jan
-100
preferred
"British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Class B
Columbia
Reef
Mills
Bruck
Class
class
Jan
A
Yellow
Burlington
Jan
Consolidated
Sannorm
1
10c
90
10c
9,000
7c
Apr
11c
May
West
56,870
Jan
9
Dec
13
Jan
17
Jun
Conwest
12%
13%
775
9
Jan
13%
Dec
17%
Dec
42
5%
Jan
26 Vz
44%
265
Aug
44%
Dec
8,800
1.36
Oct
2.25
Jan
Cosmos
12
11
12
320
8%
Jun
12%
Oct
Coulee
6
6
6%
270
Dec
7'/8c
15c
10c
1
7'Ac*
4
Jun
6c
Oct
6,400
41,465
7V2c Mar
25c
27c
70,110
14c
Jan
42c
9
Mar
27c
22 %c
.1
10
9.50
10
3,175
1
1.22
1.18
1.25
27,900
1.10
7 %c
20,500
5c
13c
15c
iiii
6c
14c
19,500
47Ac
1,500
46
46%
16c
%c
4
47Ac
*
6 %
9c
15c
46%
190
18%c Jan
Nov
Knife
1
•
9c
9%c
38,400
A
Crown
Sep
29c
8c
Nov
16 %c
Sep
25 %c
Dec
25
26
720
19 Vz
Jan
28 7A
Dec
50
52
330
37%
Jan
59%
Jun
7%
7%
8
106
Jan
8%
Apr
7
Bousquet
Calgary
&
Callinan
Flin
Calnorth
Oils
Calvan
Davis
Leather
Horn
Deer
„
D'Eldona
Deinite
18c
20c
30c
Nov
15%
5,516
9
Jan
15%
Dec
Distillers
14c
17c
50,600
12c
Jun
21 %c
Feb
Dome
13c
14c
48,400
10c
July
28c
Feb
Dome
•
14c
Consolidated
_.
Red
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Iron
Cut
&
Life
Canada
Malting
Canada
6.10
6.25
11,048
3.80 Aug
6.50
Nov
Dominion
4.15
4.05
4,15
4,954
2.55 Mar
4.25
Sep
Dominion
8.35
8.15
8.50
8,555
9.30
Sep
Dominion
145
140%
145
320
84
Feb
28%
—
—
—10
10
78%
Jan
160
Nov
51%
Jan
72
Not
4.00
4.40
3,000
2.85
1,000
—
Mortgage
20
Canada
Petrol
Lines
SS
Bank
—
_
class
B
_
»
39
84%
84%
5
2.45
2.72
6,698
58
800
22%
136
13%
13%
300
75
75
46c
Sep
1.65 Aug
Breweries
British
75
Car
•
common
_
6.85
7.10
40%
4.484
32%
Jan
3.05
3.20
37,659
2.90
Dec
$1.00
$1.75
Celanese
preferred
common
3.10 Aug
13%
preferred
ChemicaL &
Colleries
Donalda
7.30
45
3.20
Donnell
Dec
Not
Canadian
Decalta
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
MM
»
Food
•
Petroleum
*
common
Products
Homestead
_
10c
•
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
•
Cos
Oil
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
__
& Gas
Reserves
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
Canadian
Pipelines
&
Railway
Canadian
Natural
Canso
Cariboo
Cassiar
Castle
Central
Central
Oil
—25
1
•
27
1.25
31
Gold
-
Corp
Leduc
For footnotes
see
page 43.
58,900
1.25
3,755
27%
5.50
8.010
17%
16%
17%
2,664
20%
18%
20%
4,986
"13%
Apr
20%
Dec
104
104
104
5
97 Vz
Jan
105%
Dec
29
Feb
35%
79 %c
Feb
Estella
Mines
1,600
28c
Oct
Eureka
3,287
7A AUg
Nov
7.326
50
7%
7%
1,980
6
Feb
-—-100
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144
15
135
Jun
2.75
2.75
125
35c
36c
27,900
35c
Jun
62c
Mar
35c
35c
330
13c
Feb
40c
Dec
150
19%
•
—
1
7%
36c
•
7%
2.00
2.95 Mar
3.75
Jun
22
Jan
67c
12%
Jan
18%
Dec
Jan
4.50
Oct
1.02
Jan
Jan
25 Vz
11,500
10c
Oct
43c
Feb
10,675
15c
May
35c
Aug
—1
1.05
1.02
1.10
32,575
69c
Jun
7%C
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20
A
1
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12 % c
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7%c
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30
32
13,358
21
Jan
32
19%
19%
1.225
12
Jan
24c
6,500
34%
50
21c
34%
25
.
6c
1.70
46,630
33
31%
4.50
2,785
4.60
4.000
2.01
Feb
5.25
Dec
2.00
3,642
1.30
Dec
3.00
Apr
5.10
5.60
3,237
3.85
Nov
11%
-1
80c
90c
5.700
6.20
6.45
6.35
64c
July
34
1.17
10.115
5.15
Oct
3.15
1,500
2.39
Jan
3.30
5.00
2.800
3.70
Jan
5.75
Jun
1.44
1.26
1.45
30.300
1.25
Aug
2.50
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7.00
Jan
Feb
Aug
10c
D. C
Sep
Feb
15c
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43c
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Oct
Jan
39
Dec
25c
Dec
Jan
12c
10c
13c
40,750
93c
1.13
268,912
54c
Jan
1.13
Dec
1.09
30c
37c
8,000
18c
Jan
39c
Oct
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Dec
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Sep
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Feb
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Apr
Jan
3.45
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Dec
33%
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Jan
1
Ltd-—
Dec
1.95
Sep
ll'Ac Feb
Jan
47Ac July
177,200
6c
22% May
1.55
17
1.50
Apr
Oct
1.90
3.55
50c
19,833
10'Ac 12%c
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Se£
19c
25%
25%
Dec
20c
Dec
12c 14%c
-
Insurance
Feb
16c
Mines
Warrants
Jan
1.70
3.00
18c
Sep
35C
1.10 Aug
,
14%c
Feb
2.79
14% Mar
1.55
144
*
1
Sep
1.70
31%
Jan
8%
.1
,
Minerals—
Corp
15.120
10
24
1,309
10%
23%
common,
Glacier
Feb
106,625
Jan
20% Mar
Dec
30%
Oils
Dec
64c
Nov
Jan
9%
10
29%
29%
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Gold
18c
4.50
Dec
32
18'A
Dec
23 %
*
com—
;
55c
Dec
18%
*
Chemical
Mines
5,264
Nov
51%
83c
64c
1.65
Jan
9% Mar
16 Vz
34
Emerald
1.15
46 Vs
5,833
51%
17%
Nov
Equitable Life
17%
175
17%
51%
*
Coal—
Jan
Oct
Nov
51%
——50
-
Jan
Dec
Jan
18%
18%
3.75
9%
15
15% July
Jan
13%
18
42c
9.85
70c
Jan
11%
13 'A
18%
22'A
Aug
67A May
6.30
11%
375
13%
1
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275
25c
18%
Sep
4,485
*
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2,000
62c
16
Sen
May
•
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&
class
20'Ac
53c
44%
215
1
64c
3.00
54c
Feb
14,175
43
.
25c
62c
Jan
31
19c
2,430
Nov
18%
15c
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42%
15
34
Sol
11,000
Jan
43
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40c
17%
14%
65c
El
36c
6.50 Mar
4.60
El
40c
Nov
35
62c
Nov
100
2.05 Mar
.
May
4.00
22
120
Dec
Dec
17c
Steel
Feb
9,229
Apr
Dec
Jan
1
.
&
Paper
18
22
Jun
3.80 July
32%
•
Oil
1.85
33%
4.70
34
4.10
•
-
Explorers
1.50
32%
5.30
1.30
1,173,525
30
1.80
Dec
2.35 Mar
25c
99c
1
Ltd
Trethewey
1.85
33%
•.
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Jun
70 %c
19%
2.10
1.00 Aug
12c
93%c
19%
21
2,300
1
Elder
1.70
136,100
2
Metals
Dec
1.80
1.00 May
39,750
25c
3,000
25
21
1.15
1.16
19c
c
17,696
May
2.00
1,09
1.00
1.10
23%
42c
Oct
45,850
18
1,330
16 %c
2.50
Mudge common
1,930
30,950
18,732
8c
July
1
Producers
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25
17
24c
25c
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23%
2.00
20c
23c
2.90
Eastern
Apr
1
•
1
5.25
Oct
10
Gas
Asbestos
1
preferred
Williston
Canso
_
Petroleums
Vickers
Canadian
_
Ltd
1.19
2.70
25%
1.80
Oct
Dec
5.00
25% Aug
16%
7%
1.04
2.85
18% Mar
1.89
350
500
5.10
960
16%
8%
1.08
1
1,045
4.35
com
Oils
Mar
16
8%
1.06
__
—1
1
22%
♦
Locomotive
May
18c
Sullivan
22%
■
12c
Feb
23.50
Amphi
21%
65
Aug
10c
East
Eastern
4.365
6c
9.000
East Malartic Mines
East
16% Mar
24,285
7,000
Oct
20
9%
6%c
6c
11 %c
Dec
22%
9.85
6C
lie 12 %c
...
Mines
Dyno
Jan
35 %
Dec
Dec
Dec
9
62
—
Oils
21%
9.50
Jan
Brewery
Duvex
22
35%
34
Dragon Oils & Gas
72 %c
9%
1,288
Woollens
&
4,615
9.65
61%
(Western)
Textile
Dominion
3,165
•
Dec
51%
61%
—100
Steel
Preferred
14,330
3
110
Magnesium
Dominion
31
Cellulose
190
Jan
-
1.09
(Dunsmuir)
Jan
Jan
60
20c
10
Stores
25%
_25
Canadian
44c
July
Jun
116
—
Tar
Dow
•
Canadian
17c
Oct
Dec
90c
May
5
Preferred
25
--25
_
3.00 Aug
56c
*
Dominion
1.00
25
9c
4.75
5%c July
1,000
Dec
25
-
Dominion
Eddy
Canadian
24.400
1
Preferred
29%
•
300
78c
'
31
20
_
9c
4.75
60c
1
Scottish
Dominion
1.07
•
Canadian
Dominion
Dec
Jan
39%
25%
__10c
Oils
Apr
50c
July
40
•
Empire
Canners
4.10
22c
10.642
9c
4.50
A
Foundry & Steel
Jun
3.20
Canadian
3.85 Mar
12% Apr
60% Mar
24,659
Dec
3,100
Bank
Dominion
Nov
28% May
7.05
—20
86%
Aug
Dec
22%
200
44c
Jan
1.00
'
50c
105
Asbestos
Preferred
41% July
Mar
75
2
Commerce
Canadian
A
Mar
31
45C
_
—
Canadian
Class
36
22%
..
Oil
of
Dec
50
100
1.35
13%
•
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian
Rights
Cable
&
Admiral
Canadian
3.00
Dec
38
1.30
•
12.50
Wire
Canadian
1.05 Aug
4.40
35%
2.60
1
common
2.60 Aug
38
'
1.35
1
Preferred
Canada
—
84%
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Southern
Dec
202
0
Canada Permanent
Aug
35
_
Sep
Dec
24%
155
«
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1
31%
11%
Jan
71%
2.85
B
Canada
535
Jan
4 % July
2,515
70
Warrants
Class
Dec
4.10
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Canada Packers class A—
145
155
.
Lands
Jan
19%
782
10%
22%
6.70
71%
•
_
31%
9%
22%
10%
10
Assurance
Oil
6.15
•
Stone-
Foundry
Canada
1
1
-
common
15%c
20c
Mines
•
Lake
Cement
9,450
35c
Dec
17%
1.80
Seagrams
31
Campbell
Sep
40c
36c
18
105
Ltd
Exploration
1
—
Chibougamau
12%
Jan
Feb
17c
1
^
Devon-Leduc
13%
__
_
Jan
5
Ltd-
Producers
16c
Mar
9
10%
1,830
1.80
Minerals
15%
15C
10
660
1
Mines
Mines
Rio
Del
19%C
154,200
185
12
1
class
Gold
1
__
17%
Corp
Mines
_1
_
Flon
18
17%
11%
Jan
Jan
100
__
Patricia
1
Edmonton
Campbell
Canada
Coal
Mines
D'Aragon
Detta
Calder
17%
Sep
1.05
18c
July
Oct
Aug
8 %c
17%
1
Zellerbach
Crowshore
18,795
9c
2.65 July
25
1_____100
__L_
Jan
26
.
Pershing
Trust
9c
Feb
10 %C ll'Ac
1
Nov
Dec
11c
*
:
Nest
7c
Nov
12
Uranium
Crow's
47'/a
Jan
2.95
1
Mining
Bit
Croinor
16%
5,850
1
Croft
Crown
Jan
2,545
3.20
„:
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Craig
Jan
52
_
Lead
96c
23%
3.05
*
-
Mills
1,102
22 %
3.20
*
voting
>
Nov
•
__
Dist
B
Imperial
Dec
13
0
__
B
(H)
1.49
Nov
3%c May
35% Jan
8,500
22 %c 25 %c
22 %c
*
Corby
2.00
23%
*
Cournor
1
Steel
1.99
10
Gas
Exploration
Class
1.50
_
_
Pete
Copper-Man
3,939
l
♦
Consumers
200
6c
class
Burrard
ll'Ac
26%
•
class
July
9
1
Co
&
5c
1.45
Hill
Burns
33,200
17
'
Bunker
7c
44%
Products
Bulldog
5 %C
25%
Ltd
Lake
5%c
1.50
Gold
Red
1
44'A
Canadian
Building
Jan
Rochette
26%
Mining
Mining
Algoma Uranium
-Buffalo
1.05
1
*
Mines
Buffadison
Dec
25
Co
Brunston
Buffalo
33c
13
0
_
Brunswick
Buckles
27,650
8%
*
Brunsman
54c
16%
_
Brunhurst Mines
45c
17
•
Telephone
class
52%
-
50c
8%
•
Mines
B
52%
—
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A_
Power
Columbia
Broulan
Products-
„—
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British
——
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5%
_
21
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STOCKS
Week's
F['aSaty
Par
Falconbridge
Famous
Nickel
Players
Fanny Fanner
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federal
Grain
Preferred
Federal
Iron
Warrants
class
Motor
26%
28 %
28 %
28%
3.50
39c
36c
40c
1.85
1.85
1.65
109%
106%
110
6%c
100
100
95
100
pfd——
.
common———-——•
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Glenora
God's
Goldale
—
Goldhawk
960
Tire
Plains
Great
lie
West
class
A—,
Brass
Aug
10c
July
7,600
1.75
5c
14,225
41c.
47c
26,150
29 Vac Mar
83c
31c
28c
34c
125,204
41c
Nov
5%c
3Vac Apr
3 Vac July
6c
6c
59,000
9%c
8c
12c
458,400
158
158
165
53 %
3c
105
53%
10
'48%
7
125
39c
81,800
21c
Oct
15c
17c
54,850
14c
Dec
6%
5,608
18%
Jan
5.30
650
3.95
Jun
5.65
20%
2,700
7.95
Jan
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3.35
138,310
3.55
Nov
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3.35
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2.65
1.00
6
6
800
4%
Sep
9.25
9.75
2,650
5.55
Aug
8c
8c
8%c
19,800
64%
65
10 Va
10
10%
14,795
11 Vac
10c
12c
37,500
5c
•
55
53
55%
1,235
32%
15%
50
14 Va
May
A
1
1
3.20
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200
11c
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3.20
8%
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*
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1
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1
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550
6c
20c
18c
20c
16,983
14c
1
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15c
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20c
20c
23c
35,000
11c
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1
10 %c
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5
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140
Iron
,
Co
Ltd
4
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16
100
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1
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6,100
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Highland-Bell
1
Hinde
•
500
GO
479
5%
5%
15%
16%
3,740
7.90
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1
Oil
Yellowknife
Gold
Howard
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1
Hugh-Pam
Huron
&
20%
Hy-Charger
Imperial
Indian
25 %c
51c
26c
5,700
158
23
125
Mar
158
32
50
25
May
32
7.20
1
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9c 11 %c
129,100
48 %
70
40
Canada
ordinary 5
10 %
25c
7,842
50
50
1,388
72%
325
.
38%
40
13,508
6.00
Dec
Mar
75c
Nov
-
J
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5,102
1.68
1.60
1.70
20,9u()
1.85
25,950
9:iic
9c
11c
1.75
1.70
1.88
27c
42c
b
61,800
5c
14c
9%
294
26
Dec
Dec
Nov
1.85 Aug
18c
90
Dec
Jan
10
A ua
Jun
103
Oct
13c
,
14c
24,975
oc
Mar
ioc
Dec
10c
14c
87,600
7c
Aug
24 %c
Jan
Aug
9c
10c
9.000
Feb
15c
31c
35c
34.500
26c
Aug
•■56c
72c
85c
5,000
25c
July
b.
3%c
9c
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42c
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Nov
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Dec
80c
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Jun
28
Mar
7
102
Sep
28%
1.31 Mar
17c
102
13%C
2.40
Jan
1.55
9%
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1
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1.26 Mar
17%
157,625
•
1.99
17% Jan
13,225
40c
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8c
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Nov
1.10
Dec
11c
Nov
10pec
10,550
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37c
Feb
9%
9%
17.019
7%
4.75
4.40
4.75
2,650
3.65
1
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9 %C
10c
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35
35 %
220
101
101
10
91
Feb
101
71
72
225
53
Jan
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42c
15,675
30c
Jan
43c
5c
Jun
17c
Nov
6%c
Jan
26c
Mar
Jan
10%
Apr
51c
9%
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42c
36c
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14%c
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5.80
9c
6,400
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25c
40c
75,260
23c
21c
23c
4.600
f
3.05
5%
9%
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Sep
'
Dec
Jun
Dec
Sep
9.35
Jun
Dec
1.09
Dec
10
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Nov
Jun
10%
25c
Dec
67c
May
18c
July
43c
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1.34
19,475
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17 Va
16%
17 Va
8,044
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16%
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11% Mar
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14
May
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Jan
37
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1.25
1.75
2,075
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Dec
4.75
17c
Mar
5%
600
37c
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—
3.00
29,700
8.65
*
common
9,462
46 Vac
9.00
1 b
Feb
Oct
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26% Mar
3,100
7%
8c
166,900
t
1
f;
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Oct
Jan
Dec
14 %c
Anr
Dec
2.15
Feb
10
3.15
Sep
5c
1.20
17%
D'C
17
Nov
18"
Dec
-
Feb
49%c
♦
50C
5,500
41c
Mar
53c
Jun
12c
15c
11,286
10c
Mar
23c
Jan
18
18%
660
33
18%
• :^1.
873
15
1.75
2.00
3,500
15
Jan
19
Sep
24%
Jan
35
Nov
25
Jan
28
Dec
78.100
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Steel
Trust
14%
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11%.
w
3.70
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•
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1
1.91
Feb
13
1,175
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365
11%
1.19
301,400
77c
Sep
350
375
2.00
13,700
13%
Sep
14 %
Nov
Mar
5
1.50-
Feb
Jan
10
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40 %c
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13c
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Sep
4%c Aug
1.19
Jan
1.40
Dec
13-18
Jan
2.15
Apr
Oct
7 %
Oct
Oct
12%c
50
9
Mar
Dec
40
10%
10%
4.850
4%c
5%c
21,000
54
53%
55
2,052
54%
53%
54 %
155
39
225
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7
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10
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1.95
1.90
2.05
lie
9c
15c
76,104
•
331/2
33%
34 %
575
•
57
56
57 %
11,262
34%
134% 134%
26%
27%
10
128 Va
4,8.99
44.517
36,869
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common
♦
*
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•
Mines
27%
31%
6q
5%c
6%C
23,500
4%c Aug
10 Vic
10 c
ll'c
9,500
7%c Mar
11c
6%c
8c
5,500
6%c
14c
1.59
1.68
3,300
44c
%c
52%'c
19,500
209,400
14,650
28c
1.60
1.80
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6%c
7c
21
21%
355
6c
5%c
6c
1
I
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16%
nc
—-IIIIIl
Hudson
IIIIIl
Kirkland Townsite
50c
1
43c
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Klondike Keno
IIIl
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1
Ltd
20c
Labatt
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
•
Lake
Exploration
Dufault Mines.—!
Lingman
"
Lake
Osu
5,150
16% "16%
9,185
HV2C
16c
45.000
1.15
1.05
1.23
23,000
22
21%
22
8 25
8.00
8.25
4,128
1
74c
61c
79c
27.850
1,560
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15c
20c
32.450
25c
22c
25c
8.500
May
Jan
g 05
5.60
6.10
6.490
20c
20c
20c
4,400
19
Apr
-
20c
Jan
*16% Mar
July
35c
Apr
10c
July
60c
July—
58c
51 %c
G3c
61c
63c
2.860
47c
42 %C
50c
65.400
20c
18c
20c
8,300
/
Jan
July
37c
July
75c
Jan
30c
Mar
1.10
30.600
81c
%c
11c
19.900
7%c
2.70
7,801
2.60
25c
25c
25c
5.300
1.01
9
91c
50c
2.62
1.05
Feb
2.70 May
Dec
IIV4C Aug
2.66
9V4C
—1 ;■/
Jan
Dec
Mar
1.20
Mar
1.53
Jan
Feb
24 %c May
Dec
Jan
3.20
Sep
Dec
47c~
1.00 July
1.80
Mar
22
10c
Aug
Nov
Aug
Nov
vp
.11
40c
8c
7c
8c
11.125
6%c Mar
:——-If:
5%c
5 %c
5%c
7.365
4%c July
9%c Mar
21c
100,900
25c
Marlon
21c
18c
10c
July
7c
5%c
7c
14,450
5c
July
9c
Jan
1.05
95c
1.05
67,140
75c
Aug
2.11
Jan
15C
13c
15c
12,475
13c
Aug
20c
/
12 '2c
10»'4c
Ltd——1 /
8%c
7 %&
1 y
33c
26c
l.^-j
7 Ve c
;—
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Morrison
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-1
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——*
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Norzone
Mines.—
Senator
Superior
Thurbois
Yellowknife
Rim
Oils
—1
1—-—r?
1
Ltd—.———1
Canadian
79.500
3%c
Dec
VaC
22,750
9c
Feb
14c
7,000
9c
May
9 Vad 11
13c
-
2.05
7%c
Feb
18Vic May
25c
Feb
2.45
16.594
4.25
Aor
43c
1,262,890
7c
Mar
43c
Dec
6c
54.600
5c
Jun
12c
Nov
Sep
Nov
1.50
Nov
Dec
2.85
Jun
1
9%0
—0c
11,700
81%
3,288
58
16c
2.700
9 %c Aug
17c
18c
56.900
5c
10c
11c
6 5'."5
8c
3.60
3.50
3.70
3,650
29c
24%c
30c
319,969
4.80
4.45
4.90
9,700
9%C
93,000
17%2C
•
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8%C
u
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f
1
4.00
"
10c
,
—-—•
8 VaC
Jan
'
15c
Nov
83
Dec
21c
Dec
Aug
9c
Jan
Sep
2.35
25 %c
19c
Sep
3.90
Dec
Feb
Aug
1.78
30c
Jan
5.65
5 VaC July
36c
40c
40c
700
10%
103^
775
6
4.00
4.00
500
2.15
Aug
Jan
Jun
16c
Dec
Oct
Jan
72c
Jun
11%
Nov
4.25
Oct
10c
26.800
8c
D"C
25c
Jan
54c
54c
1.000
41c
Oct
65c
Jun
91 %
91%
92 %
145
897
Dec
93%
Sep
35c
33C
37C
10,500
20c
Jun
50c
Jan
*
pfd—....
6Vac May
82%
12c
;
———
Ltd
Jan
3VaCt 53aC
34d
h
——1
Utilities
Nov
9%c
1.18
—1
Mines
15c
Jun
1.27
Trinity
Nudulama
Jun
4c
13,700
Warrants
Northwestern
4%c
15.700
27.050
Northern Canada Mines.———
,
34.500
1.35
Oils...^—
Oil
Aug
8c
2.45
Rankin
Star
May
89c
%C
4
5 VaC
——__1
I
*
Ltd——...
1
Gold
North
Nov
19c
Feb
2.15.
I
Mines
13c
Dec
41c
L___l
&
Jun
1.25
Corp
Mining
5c
7 Vic
15Vac
—;—*
2
—m:
13,000
126,165
Jan
2.20
-i-
Mines
Inca
—
92,850
37c
Apr
2 35
—1, %
Mines
Oil
5 V4 c
11 %c
1
—
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Mines
North
&
<
13c
8 V2 C
.
4 Vb C
1.
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of
—
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fa
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Pacalta
Ryan Like
Jan
tOct
•
Mines
U
Mines
16c
1
;_1——*.%>
Laguerre
North
•
"Sep
6.60 July
28c
Jan
54c
Oct
-North
33c.- Sep
5.00 July
19 %C
July
North
25%c,Nov
%c Jun
Oct
15c
11c
Normetal
10% Aug
85c
ioc
12,100
Norpax
Aug
Jan
Jan
7.334
13,400
Ndrlartic
Jan
61c
12c
Nor gold
Jan
Feb
16c
Noranda
Jan
48c
30c
Nisto
Jan
July
lie
Nordon
May
15c
20c
24c
Nipissing
Sep
.1>!.
13 VaC
Nickel
Mar
24c
4%c Aug
18c
1.77
10,000
1.63
16c
Nib
v
16
12.025
59c
70c
11%C
New
Jan
7.75
2.38
55c
15c
Feb
2C
1.00 Aug
26»2c
New
9%c
17
2.22
50c V;
1 /'
—
New
'
25%
15c
2.'?8
7 Ve c May
28
i
New
12 %c
1.10
15c
i5C
1-19
14.575
—1
Mines—
New
1
Jun
90c
2.300
154 456
>
Newnorth
Jan
Feb
Apr
2,100
42C
1.22
10c
1
New
5c
Nov
45.307
'
Sep
45c
8c
New
?J.uly
52c
14c
Oct
2.15 Mar
4,300
14c
—
Kelore
New
Mar 7.
34c
7.900
39C43%C
13.080
37c
1.15
He
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—
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Larder
New
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73c
75c
6%C
I
11c
40c
•
Newlund
19 %
7c
2.69 Juxy
—* ;;
Jason Gold
New
23c^ J4Ui
52c
1
43.
May
1.42 Aug
5c
May
1
New
28V2C July
49c
•
1
16c
10.150
10c
IIIIII1
Mining
29 %c May
9,100
IIIIIIIII1
Mines
5%c Mar
7%c Jul;
3.80
66c
1
Lake
179,106
Dec
1.40 Mar
46,000
33c-
l.jb
—1'_
New
Dec
Dec
21 ''4
Kerr-Addison
Nov
Jan
i.so
II—III
27%
20%
4gc
;
57%
New
New
135% .Jun
13,467
9c. 11
32,220
*
Oil
Harricana
New
Dec
31%
9%c 10%c
1.99
Goldvue
New
Aug
28%
1
Kelvinator
Jan
38
30%
ioc
1.81
Nov
Highbridge
Hugh Malartic———-'r_
New
Sep
31 %c
Kenyllle Gold
Jan
Jan
15 %c
16
-1.63
Dec
1.85
1 ■,;
Fortune
New
Apr
Aug
i5c
Kay rand Mining
Dec
29 % Mar
19
Dec
19c
Oil™
Dehli
Dickenson
39%
Feb
...
Petroleum.,
Devon
Feb
9 VaC
900
Dec
9
12 Va
1
Oils
54%
25
1
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
Jan
Mar
14%
10V2C
_£i
5 VaC
Dec-
MT
Davies
27%
162,050
1 /
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New
Jun-
Nov
14%'
1
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1.75
c
14%
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see page
34%
10%
5 %
55%
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Continental
39
20
19c
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New
3.35 Mar
8
Dominion
Calumet
New
12%LSep-
Dec
»
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New
D^c
39%
■'
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New
26%
14 %c
*
———1..
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Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
Nov
3%c July
Uranium—
New
J Dec
23
29%
16c
..1
—
New
Dec
80
Jan
Alger
New
S«p
36% Jan
28
Labine
2
26 '4
..1
10
—
—
New
8.20
43
Jan
Mines
Nesbitt
New
51/2C
...—__100
18c
24
28
:
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Negus
Dec
2
A
Petroleum
For footnotes
4^1
28%
_____j.—C-
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Dec "
*
common
——1
Wasa
7.20
70
Joliet-Quebec
Lake
6.70
10
;
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Jan
32
1
Jasper Oil
Lake
4c
19%
155
Ltd
Jaculet
Lake
4 X
1.45 Mar
Jan
4,768
25 %c
Gold
Oils
;
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Hosierv
Dec
1
10,700
31
...100
Preferred
Kroy
Jan
l
Petroleum
Corp
National
Dec
6%c
1
Copper
Sep
16 %c
1
preferred"..—
Dec
Interprovincial Builders Credit
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Krlstina
76c
July
1
Locomotive
National
Nov
2.75
class
Kirkland
8c
31 V
53%
Co
Kirkland
Jun
9c
>A
Petroleum
National
Oct
Feb
Nickel
Keymet
30c
Jan
Metals
Keyboycon
Dec
18% Aug
10% Jan
1.70
Acceptance
International
41c
2,600
1.65
Preferred
11% Mar
37 Va
International
Jupiter
60
Nov
400
...—10
Jan
59,585
13c
26%
Porcupine
National
Aug
2,410
International
Joburke
51c
2.75
...
(expire
72c
1.85
Mines
Multi-Minerals
Jan
53 %
preferred
Jellicoe
30c
52%
Refining
of
5.925
2812
~
Jan
July
Aug /
%
48 c
-
1,000
1.89
62c
.
7V2c
•
&
Oct
531/2
Smelting
Petroleums
Waite
Mar
|i
1
f.
Containers
4V;
Dec
48c
*
Corp
Mopre
Feb
Mar
4.65
Jun
•
&
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
Jacknife
Nov
16 %
7 %c
2.35
Lake
Rights
Oct
5%c
Bank
Industrial
Feb'
6.25
Jun
1.72
L___a„..100
Montreal
Dec
___100
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
12C
common
Montoco
Feb
5
28%.
common...
&
Sep
28c
18c
7%C
1
Brick
Moneta
May
13 VaC
Dec
6.85 Aug
14c
6%c
Nov
45c
•
Class- A
Dec
2.75
...'
Oil
57,300
J .11
Dec
common
Modern
May
45c
6%c
Porcupine
Erie
paid
Husky
Mining
15c 16 %c
37c
'■
30%
♦
Bay
10.489
28C
53c
47c
1.75
— Aug
„.2.1
Mining
Nov
1
Paper
Mining
Hudson
15 Vic
8.00
5
Milton
45c
Dec
28% Mar
11%
City
5%c Nov
Oct
Lake
&
AUg'
Ot
Nov
-
j
Oil
b.ijjf
Feb
Nov
72%
.
lzc
Lake
Light
5c
Jan
Dec
May,
35c
Mindamar
Feb "
common......_♦
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V
7.50
30c
Dec
Mill
17%c Jan
Nov
12% Apr
105
16%
•
Consol
Jack
43c
55
5
Drilling
$2
43c
60
Dauch
12C
16
4%e,
100
Uranium
Midcon
Sep
3.50 July"
Aug
'
40 %
1,20
18,400
...
Preferred
Jan
Dec
15%
7% Feb
10,800
Dec
24c
1,515
3.55
47
<J-n
13,300
Exploration
Meta
55
Sf'D
69
July
Dec
a
15 V2C 17 %c
;
Mines
Mexican
11
Apr
67
68%
1.50
17 aic
Minda-ScoLia
2.90
o
5ac
303,685
Petroleum
Aug
%
1,030
mtti
4.65
Island
Merrill
13c
,
10,100
3.10
%c
3.95
Gold
Dec
65 7
47,650
66c
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Red
Merrill
9% Mai-
Jan
15%
:
Aug
3,35
1
McWatters
23C
Jan
45%
l
McMarmac
10c
61c
j
Corp—
Red
Mentor
96,300
a
4.O0
Mines
Porcupine
9.75
8.00 Mar
1
55
" Dec
16c
Aug:
Feb
—*
class A
Ltd—
Frontenac
'
6%C Aug
45% Jan
Heva
Hosco
Apr
6
9.50
;
Lake...——
'*31
Aug
14C
20
i__
McKenzie
Oct
31
82c
1
Preferred
Nov
20
Jan
6%c Aug
18 800
Goltf-Mines
Mclntyre
Feb
5.15
Hendershot Paper common—.
Hoyle
29 %c
uiy
60c
45%
or
Jan
29%
1
Hollinger
f
•'49c
20
Gold
Homer
Oct
oc
3,850
6,000
13c
Industries
McColl
Dec
5.30
Gold
Hi-Tower
53 Va
30%
—
Oils
-
Noy
46.500
66c
9 J/4 C
3.25
63C
Oils
Maybrun
,,
7
29c
16c
1
(George H)
Home
Jan
Maifle
Dec
1'po
.Ton
35c
•
25
Red
12c
8V2C
Aug
3.75
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
7%c Jan
July
OT
Marwayne
25
8%C
Martin-McNeely
Oct
14% May
45 %
__i
Mining
Dec
Jan
Jan
3.75
/-
Milling
21c
10%
13
I2C
.
_i__—
Oils
July
900
235
'< %c
Gold
Marigold
3c
13
25
6c
l„c
i
Malartic
Maritime
Dec
65c
•
Mines
Marcus
Sep
•
Gold
Lakes
2.50
Sep
9c
Hibbert
Sep
14— "Nov
1
Carpets
&
July
1.10
2Gc
•
class
class
37c
.
Utilities..
Hasaga Gold
Heath
Marbenor
21c
common—
Gas
Mines
Rock
Hees
Maraigo
Jan
11,725
32,700
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
of
Jan
18c
8 %C
>
Lake Gold
Leaf
Apr
1
;
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5c
3.75
TI.
Goldfields
1.00
"Maple
Jun
13
1:82-
tJioeuei
Lec
12
b'rz C
Uranium Ltd
Dec
19c
323,575
Dec
Sep
1*
Consolidated
18 %c
24c
10c ll%c
Magnet
Maneasi
Jan
Nov
21c
Dec
24%
—
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Malartic
Nov
17c
13
Va
44%
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——
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Mines
Red
Feb
54c
A
Mines
9.70
17 %c
1.61
..Madsen
Jun
38c
91,675
i
class
Explorations
Dec
3c
46,050
104
July
18c
8
•
Goldfields
rfMacMiliari
Jan
10%C
Jun
•
A
Petroleums..
Mines
tot*.'Class B
Apr
41c
*
Mines
Lake
Head
70c 76 %c
Mar
4c
7.60
—1
Gunnar
Headway
295,200
100
•
Grass.
Gwillim
Harrison
12 %c 18 % c
*
_
Harding
2.106
1
Lead
Hard
47,800
1
—.
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Coal
Oil
Hahn
10
18c
7.85
7.00
16%
Nov
'___
class
-.sMacLeod-Cockshutt
Apr
*
...
Freehold
Hallnor
103
16c
10'/8
Macassa
Maclie
.Dec
"
7.00
100
23
66c
Uranium
Macdonaid
Dec
11
i
Hosiery
Mackeno
1
Development
Sweet
Great
103
7.75
Nov
23 %c
19c
1.70
„
Paper
Great Northern
Gulf
74c
1
Mines
Gulf
250
18c
1
Bousquet
Gridoil
2,600
11
4.70
4.70 Dec
;:
11
•
Island
Feb
95
11
..
Long
Dec
8%
Jan
150
625
5.10
17c
13
58
95
4.95
.
Jan
Jan
79%
91
50
Lakes
5%
Nov
Nov
4.25
7c
-Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx YcLtowknile
-.^r
July
Jan
4.75
*
5.55
28%
112
114 Va
35%
4.70
7.75
Jan
Jan
Oct
66c
Gold
Lorado
Nov
78c
150
95
1
common
Mackay
Graham
Grandines
79%
5.05
■
/
3.55
1
B
^Lonuon
Jan
80c
July
20%
22,158
8%
——1
__
Mining
Gordon
Great
11
8
1
Preferred
Great
10
■————-~1
Porcupine
Mines
29c
1,450
8%
_
Uranium
Goodyear
28
10%
*
Mines.—
Goldfields
Goodfish
16Vac Apr
Feb
1
Class
Loinega
1.08 May
6,u33
l
Groceterias
Dec
92
Jan
—
Manitou
Goldora
Dec
2.10
4.25
Long Lac
Dec
£>.40 Aug
Feb
70
109%
Mines
_
26 Va
100
3.80 July
30c
104
-——
Eagle
Feb
10
—
Mines
Golden
Jan
15
———1
Gold
Goldcrest
Gold
15%
J uii
4.05
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Petroleum
Lobiaw
111
1
_
Gold
Little
Nov
111
common
Gold
Lake
Dec
10c
111
75 %
Liberal
1.30
4.15
21C
Gold
110%
111
———-100
Lake
Yellowknife
2.50 Aug
610
♦
Gold
High
275
•
Gold
Lexlndin
Apr
A
Lov
%
15c
...
Mines
Leitch
Jan
80
30,600
■—.——5
Wares
11%
class
;
44
2.10
1
Acceptance
Leucourt
Oct
5c
27%
common
Preferred
Giant
Apr
111
—:—
Steel
Geneva
Jan
1.15 Jan
24,710
70c
-*
Petroleum
General
64c
62c
3
Lavaiie
Apr
23c
44
1.60
1
...
Range for Year 1954
High
2.i0
_«
,
Mines
B
Low
•
Sons
Class
Apr
68c
Dec
27%
!
Motors
A
51c
—1
—
5.05
Dec
64
&
Lapaska
Dec
Jail
*
Dynamics
Class
G4c
Snares
•
caciiuac
Louvicourt
70c
for Week
*
common..
uoid
Lauxentide
38%
13 Vac
6c
323
Lain«iHufc
.
Woods
Mines
Nov
Jan
10
the
"
30
35c
7,500
■„—loo
;
Dec
May
7c
U00
common.—
Ltd...:
Mines
General
L«pa
91,400
90c
87%
•
...
__
General
4.50
80c
85 %
1
Alberta
ol
Power
4.00
89c
100
preferred
preferred
General
4.40
85%
——+——
5%%
Geco
Lang
Ap^
3.05 July
235
Jt
Exploration
General
iNovjf
2.10
26
3.105
Exploration
5%
2.62
1,600
26%
Ltd
Gatineau
28%
15% July
2,133
6 %c
24 %
Warrants
Gaitwin
Jan
1,400
26
——
of
l,uz
Aug
4,200
~~
•
"Debentures
Gas
La
1.05 Aug
100
—,"
.
>v
(A
Frobisher
Dec
71c
106,175-
6c
10
10
'
Freiman
29
18,362
6c
—-
•
Jan
10,200
,
common...*———-—•
Cos
Lake
20%
50
4.05
_»
Dec
535
9c 10 %C
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Par
24%
25,531
10c
A—
—!
Gold
1.75
High
Feb
19
171,900
1.55
Week's
Last
ale Price
14%
614
2.13
4.05
„_
Ford
28
1.90
*
Fleet Manufacturing
Low
27%
•
.
Fraser
1,850
—————1
Mines
class A
Francoeur
28%
1
——-———
—————.——
Fittings Ltd
28
26
31
Friday
32,098
'
DECEMBER
Range for Year 1954
High
24%
28'/*
20
—
——
-
Petroleum
Femmore
•—*
A—.
———
Kirkland
Federated
-
class
Low
28
1.99"
1.65
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
23 %
1
--1
25c
—
Mines—
Prices
23%
•
*
—
ot
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
I OR
Sales
,
8c
,
a
Number 5391 v.
Volume 181
The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle
.
(,43)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
We< k's
Friday
STOCKS
Ka
Last
Sale Price
Lull)
*
6%
Wood
Lake
Obaska
♦
Gold
O Brien
Okalta
O'Leary
5 %
2,000
5'/8C
Oct
25,540
41c
Dec
85c
Aug
10c
4,0.00
7c
Feb
18c
May
3%c July
11c
Jan
5c
4c
5c
12,367
1.40
1.33
Ul
4,300
•
22 %c
22V2C
%C
26,-500
I
13c
Traders
Exploration
Finance
class
•
Omniuans
Exploration
Ontario
Jockey
Ontario
Club
JC
V2c
53,500
2.25
2.40
18,200
26%
56%
10
i-17
257,706
3%c
•
Loan
•
2.30
10
26 Vs
r
.ian
o
_
1.17
Dec
preferred
Trans Empire Oils.
2 56
Jun
Trans
Era
Mountain
'
Ontario
1
•
Orange Crush
Oitiiua
1
uoiu
Osisko
Lake
1
Mines
97c
2.20
2.49
3.50
3.50
6 34 c
8c
6.000
47c
_•
1.14
8c
Ltd
Mines
Co
Copper
2.45
3.50
Pyrites
Opemiska
44c
50c
14,000
65c
97,300
May-
00
1
350
•
.ian
,
Feb
10c
Dec
Transcontinental
July
t>c
62c
Nov
Trend
4.45
Nov
Pacific Coyle
Navig
Pacific
Pacific
Petroleum
1
Parbec
19c
22c
3.75
3.75
45c
15,227
*
Oil
&
United
Jan
38c
Jun
United
Corp
1.80
I,
Oct
1.00
Class
5.00 Mar
Dec
55c
36c
!;41c
29,180
2.15
1
*
Corp
Gold
32
31
]J2%
67c
%70c
27,000
__-__Ll2l
i'
42%
Dec
38c
Mar
Oct
12c
Sep
Oct
1.90
67c
_1
Border
-„*_i
2.10
2.00
2.20
3%c
).%C
14%
1"
Dome
1
Mines
13%
f4%
5.85
6.15
5.60
263,018
4.75
4.55
4.95
44,400
30%:
30%
2.20
3.60
3.30
Mines
-
l|3%c
-1
Chlbougamau
Quebec
Mfg
class
Copper
Quebec
1
Corp
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
Manltou
Vulcan
19
Dec
62
Dec
29%
23 ¥« Jan '
30% Jun
19
(
143
8 25
84c
Dec
5%
5%
10
3%c
Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Quebec
52,300
Walker
Feb
3.00
Nov
1
62c
'
24,300
1.20
1.41
1.52-
1.50
Aug
Sep
5.10 Aug
287,500
37c
Mar
1.65
22c
18c
Jun
43 %c
Jan
13% Mar
22 %
20%
2,2%
8,775
92c
95c
12,450
Uranium
Radlore
Mines
Dec
Mines
Poplar Gold
Red
■G 4c
7%Cv
Petroleum
Reef
1.41
MacDonald'
Reeves
Equipment
3c
9%
9%
5.00
5.00
6%C
Prado Oils
750
37c
9%"C"
Oils
'Aug
2.42 Nov
1,000
24c
Dec
50c
Mar
12%
5,507
•
Jan
13
May
69
3,995
50
Jan
Y
68%
67%
8
8
100
430 Mar
1
23c
24c
9,000
4%c Oct
2,000
3%c July
7'4c Apr
19c
14,750
13c
39c
21%
22%
2,469
He
15c
64,726
23
23
23
98
*
i_
102
102
38%
39
Class
Weston
(Geo)
Willroy
Sarnia
Gold
A
Class
Sherritt
51
Dec
Jun
13%
29%
;
3 %
175
4 %c
520,800
2%C
May
5 %c
17%
665
13%
Oct
19%
104
104
5
67 %
70
725
2.05
2.18
13,517
2.13
27c
26c
29c
3.85
4.10
17
17
17
1.00
1.10
1.98
1.73
1.99
16,600
•
50
53%
50%
53%
50%
Siscoe
|
14
2.27
32c
4.10
17
Mar
Toronto Stock
Standard
Starratt
Olsen
&
Nov
1.45
of
Rock
Steep
!
Mining-
Steeloy
.2.50
Sep
Anglo
Jan
54 %
Nov
Anglo
Advocate
44%
Jan
53%
Nov
Asbestos
55
Dec
Brown
12c
Oct
1st
Stuart
Oil
95c
Sep
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
Aug
Canada
&
18c
Jan
Canada
Vinegars
Apr
Canadian
90c
Apr
Canadian
Gen
11%
Dec
Canadian
Indus
12
Oct
11 %c
1.08
11
113 4
11%
11%
21
20
9c
Jan
60c
21
Jan
9 %
45c
12%
35c
40c
36
36
15c
18c
6,700
26c
25c
26c
27%
27
27 %
55c
52c
60C
13c
12c
14c
46
43
46%
4,239
5%c
5C
5%c
10,800
7.85
7.55
35c
125
18c
Feb
preferred
preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Preferred
Supertest
12%
40c
_1
Surf
Dominion
Tamblyn
Rights
Tandem
Jan
Dec
Canadian
Westinghouse
Jun
Consolidated
Top
Tombill
Tailors
Gold
8
7%
8
24%
24%-
24%
DuPont
38%
34c
Feb
Aug
High
38% Dec
12
Nov
35
Dec
8% Jan
87
Jnn
49% Jan
17
35
»
16% Sep
Oct
52% Dec
7.25 Feb
116
May
18c
Jan
International
Mar
46%
Dec
International
13c
Jan
29
4%c Aug
6.50
34
3.00
Jan
8.75 July
Sep
44
3.25
Feb
Jun
Molson's
Jan
Ogilvie
Nov
Pato
Dec
Pend
8
Nov
Price
Bros
25
1.410
3%
6.50
Oct
23
15%
Oct
3.35
3.45
2,000
1.65
2.00
173,300
1.08
20 Vu
2,344
19%
20
38 %
34
34
19
Nov
19/8 Sep
30 % Dec
28
Oct
7% Dec
(
14% Nov
77% Sep
63% Noy
20% Aug
44
Aug
35% July
96
Dec
15% Apr
35V». Jan
50
84V2
96
414
805
300
101
10c
Jan
2.00
Canadian
/
Thrift
Consolidated
Dec
Zeller's
24% Nov
91
Aug
39/£ Sep
Nov
33
58%
60
650
47 V»
51
85
38
54
Jan
28% Mar
7,880
5
100
Jan
14 Dec
61% Nov
28
Jan
51
25
34% Jan
4
.
24
24
24
3.00
Oct
•
Dec
Nn
14c
Aug
a
Odd
lot
7%c
Dec
8%
Jan
July
Jan
4.50
Dec
d Deferred
1.10
1.05
1.10
3,520
Oct
1.60
Jan
in
16c
sale
year's
1.83
5,000
11 %c
Sep
19c
19c
25
17%c
Oct
29c
7,500
^Uc
Oct
19c
19c
26%
53c
23
Dec
30% Jun
45'%
6
35
54c
6
34%
47%c
26%
36 A
7.00 D^c
5 65 Jun
45 A Nov
4 80 Jan
23'A Jan
44c Dec
20% Jun
6.00 Jan
35A Dec
59c Jan
27 Aug
32
200
1.124
32,100
440
•
Sep
t Flat
rCash
AND CANADIAN
61c
(not
delivery
Included
In
(Un) Admitted
to unlisted trading
Included
wd When delivered,
wl When issued.
x Ex-dividend.
privileges.
sale
(not
range).
ex-lnterest.
\
y
price.
sale
NtARKETS
dividend.
range).
year s
Selling
Sep
Jan
26%
(not
Included
In
year's range).
Dec
p
Jan
3.50 Jan
3AO Feb
7,280
800
1,745
t Ex-liquidating
valtip
nar
'
12
—
«
250
15c
35
6.50
4.90
34%
Ltd
136.867
24c-
34
6.25
4.30
45
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
10
16c
*
—
6.50
4.90
45'A
2
-—1
-
Dec
Dec
6
Dec
4.50
28c
*
Invest
Stores
Yukon
4.15
90c
1
-
General
Third
47
/
*
—
Dec
4.50
^
13%
51
»
-
1
4,101
36
13%
\ 60
1
Feb
20c
May
Dec
class A__
Jan
105
Jan
37% May
530
6,950
Brewery
Flour- common
2.00
J.un
45
37
85
37
84%
5
1
Consolidated
3.70
Feb
1.61
•
Dec
Jan
July
Jun
Jun
Jun
40% Jan
14
23%
20%
4.40
10
64
May
15
Feb
1.65
9c
Jan
13% Jan
2,173
4,812
100
55
37 %'
28%
95
—
29%
6
—
Ontario Paper
Oreille
1.65
3.00
5
-
—
70c
3.45
1
23%
6V4
13 V4
69 Vt
61
13%
7%
common
Utilities
&
18%c
Apr
54,303
lo:
•
50
•
Minnesota
Dec
45,018
260
Paper
Inc
Loblaw
Mar
12c
8 %c
35
30
--
Sep
Sep
14c
12
10c
10
96
30%
.24%
7%
*
Hayes, Steel
12%C
4,000
12c
1
1,105
255
2,037
—
62 V4
Interprovincial Utilities
j
20
_
com
Preferred
10c
9,813
2.501
29%
5.60 Feb
3,715
25
100
230
20
Dec
103
44%
6.70
20%
17
16%
30V2
24%
7%
13 VT
69V4
62 V4
Jan
20 Ve
2.90
6.50
20%
17
16 %
"
Securities
1.00
93,950
;
6.65
20%
*
new___
Canada
of
27%
19
•
Low
25
Jan
7% Jan
24% Jan
1,460
5,070
1,200
649
235
3,622
11%
Ex-rights.
t
Ex-stock dividend.
_
.
Range for Year 1954
Jan
Jun
102%
«
_
Shares
High
8,020
•
May
125
14
6.50
Sep
80c
__1
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Sales
for Week
38
IOV4
33 V4
—
Paper
26,159
45c
•
Texas
Curb Section
17
Lumber
36c
3.10
6.00
26c
20
50
6.15
Glass
Jun
24 %c
125
13c
Dominion
12c
38,705
14
Nov
103
_
Not
112
52%
Bridge
37
1,350
42
41c
_
_
34c
14%
1
45c
Jan
3,272
3.10
12 %c
21)_
Mines
Aug
103%
51%
*
Ltd com
( 1954)
27,369
:
8.00
43c
•
common
Mar
112
*
Western
Nov
1
(expire
Sep
22c
15%
—*
—
Marconi
Canadian
2.9 %
*
Taylor, Pearson common.
Teek-Hughes Gold Mines
Tip
3.10
common
Canadian
30c
9,000
.
__50c
Ltd
—
*
Invest
Oct
19%
Industries
Feb
Feb
Funds
5
Sugar
,13%
Mar
*
Sylvanite Gold
1.80
1.14 Jan
Week's
Range
—-----—17
Cottons
12
„v
100
~L
-.
Inlet
Switson
1,300-
41
25
__
(ordinary)
Preferred
28,880
38%
11
35
—
21% July
14% Mar
11,300
40c
1.20
Apr
9
_
95
3,329.^.,
12%
41c
-
Dec
81c
225
11%
11%
5.40 Sep
3.75 May
3,000
75c
.
Mar
16,832
I 1.14
69c »
47c
„
65,125
10c 111%C
1.01
1
common
1.65
22c
July
29%
*
Mines
Sep
9c
Low
2nd
30
;_1
1
Gold—:
Sep
14c
5%c Jan
*
common
Jan
*
common
River
Contact
Sudbury
50c
5%c July
1,000
1
Corp
Co
Feb
10
pfd
Mar
17,000
*
5
*
Canadian Pulp & Paper_J.
Newfoundland
Develop—
23%
20
common.:
Stovpl
Sturgeon
Mines
Iron
Trusts
Sterling
4,000
8c
of Prices
Par
24
1
Canada
40c
Dec
300
-
Steel
Sep
2.24 Dec
5%c
Exchange
Last
Jun
210
*
___.i
Sep
Feb
1.60
Sale Price
60,512
•
Gold
103
7c
1.63
STOCKS
27
I
1
Ltd
Jan
39c
Dec
Jan
„50
Feb
7Vec May
,'565"
*
(1944)
Gas
1.60
Friday
Nov
29
*
Paving
Oil
27,505
Canadian
5.25
*
Stanwell
2.24
2.08
18c
6c "Aug
5%c
Dec
I
•
Mines
Stadacona
Apr
8c
Dec
4.85
1
Spooner Oils
98%
13c
27%
20
:
30
29,100
28
•
Z.
16,500
22c
5.15
—
Co
96
9%c
102 % 102%
102%
2.14
104%
Feb
103
8c
Dec
18
Feb
103
21c
July
70
Jan
1.55
.50
3
*
Valley
97%
Oct
Feb
21 %c
Dominion
Souris
Southam
7%
1
500
A—
:
3,425
Metal
77c
50c
—
18
9c
Zenmac
77c I
1
common....
17%
17
5%c Aug
5,000
77c
_1
—
Co
33,000
%c
7%c '
*
<N1
9c
10c 10
8c
Mines
Gold
Slater
6c
12c
10 %c
*
—
7c
Aug
5c
1
50c
class
15,500
Mines
39
„
445
51
54
54
104
Sep
80c
.
793
26 %
Dairies
Oct
6%c
7c
Yukeno
1
common
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
10c
37c
9c
8c
B
Class
4c
.
V-
Jan
1.50
33,240
•
Jan
Jan
1.26
10
1.03
Mining
Silverwood
99
37%
19,990
*
Nov
27
147,500
4.10
50c
Mines.
80c
6 %c
1
Mines
Bear
Feb
70
1
Mines
Standard
Dec
Dec
6%c Mar
Oct
16
4c
_♦
Gold____
4.45
6,520
_1
1
Oil
Mines
._1
(1954)
Dec
Oct
30
30
c
17%
Voting Trust
Silver
Yankee Canuck
Yellowknife
Dec
1.99
40,180:
107,250
1
Zinc
&
Dec
19%
50c
100
*
Nov
105 Va
Apr
7%c
9c
Mar
Jan
7c
,
Dec
67
Oct
Power com
&
Lead
Yale
Yellorex
95c
Jan
13%
300
2.20
Dec
95 %
126'
Feb
Jan
....
Gordon
Silanco
Apr
18c
Dec
50
Silver-Miller
21c
10%
Y.
Breweries
Sicks'
Dec
8c
37%
B
Creek
Sheep
20c
4VaC
preferred-
Shawkey
'1.
Mar
July-
5,589
1
Water
J. 9c
2,283
:
Ltd
Oils Ltd—
Freehold
Petroleums
Preferred
2,000
225,222
Gold
Shawinigan
r
Jan
51
1
Petroleums
Security
J .'A Off t?
2,947
Aug
8c
99,400
18%
5.85
3.80
34%
16,135
12c
May
1.65
15 - -May
7Cfr Dec
6c
100
preferred
Bridge "
Rainbow
Scurry
74c
,
22%
Corp
River
Dec
11%
1
Antonio
Wright-Hargreaves
4 %'c
*
Sapphire
Wood
Sep
1 Oc
•45,100-
-11c.
8(J
pfd_:__
Jan
1.28
Aug
Nov
40c
1
3.20
1.05 July
Nov
39
46c
*
100
Central Gas
Electric preferred
&
H)
123
Jan
2.05
1
Mines
Gold
(G
Sep
Jan
2.00
1
Larder
Gold
Mar
33
5.85
18%
1
,
19%c May
24
1
Petroleums
Winora
Dec
1
Mines
,23
Oct
10c
17% Feb
62
63 %
104% 105 %
104 %
20
Nov
125
9c
4.65
*
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winnipeg
49%
25
Power
,
*
100
common
Y*
Jun
105
,
60 %
5.85
9%c
62%
Yukon
Pass
Winnipeg
51
Gold
Lawrence
San
39(5,603
12c
i
Preferred
Jun
5 V2C
Industries
Saguenay
Sand
46c
*
—1
Leaseholds
Tungsten
White
38 %
..a
A
Western
Jan
4,500
4 %c
14c
Western
9c
5 %c
16c
5
common
Jan
4%c
Canada
Grocers
Nov
5%c
17c
Western
Dec
8.50
39c
-
4V4C
22%
Breweries...
69%
17 %c Nov
1
Apr
11 %
1 57
"■
com
*
Jan
8c
12%
common
Preferred
Rupununi
St
37c
,
.
Apr
33,900
34c
lc
Nov
2.00
_1
10
.
Oil
Russell
25
19
50
2.15
12
Oils
33c
22,450
9%C Sep
22
Oct
(%c Apr
21%
32c,
Ashley
Winchester
•
Royal Bank
Royalile
60,346
13
12c
1
Silver
Roy
44c
1
Lac
Consolidated
Roxana
40c
1.40
13
Uj&nium
Dec
May
1.80
__1
Dec
2.30
40,450
9%
5.50
21%
--1
65c
500
74c
Dec
7 % Feb
t
2.10
Products
Windward
12c
Jan
Deb
2.60
Mfg common
Long
Rowan
1.30
3-'/«c
1.30
_
Rix-Athabasco
Robertson
Roche
550
51,200
22%
21%
:
Territories
Westeel
Sep
24c
Nov
7c
30,600
6c
65c
Uranium
Rexspar
Aug
1.55
5 %c Nov
Feb
4.45 Jan
225,
100'
-
5.00
Jun
14'4
Western
West
Nov
1.22
Aug
11c
2.55
Mines
Renabie
Rio
V
38c
67,090
9c
-
4 V2C
Regcourt
37,642
%c
x,
1.25 Aug
Mar
87c
75c
Rayrock
Feb
f
6%c
'
:—♦
W
&
G
Wilrich
54c
Jan
6%
1,500
12 %
Malartic
West
Dec
28,810
20 %C 2ft %c
23c
July
1.03
Feb
2.50
Dec
16c
Dec
1.50
Dec
29c
-
Mar
3.00
Dec
5.50 Mar
16%c
Mar
8c
56c
21%
•
;
Dec
3.30
«
2.30
Dec
7,100
1.67
5% Dec
'-'57,562
5%
*
Consol
8,500
Nov
10
Amulet
Waite
Wekusko
10c
15
1.01 Jun
19,800
3Vac
Jan
1.47 Mar
11% Apr
19 %c 22 %c
Apr
98c
1
6.10
75c
^
Jan
Jan
50
Jun
8c
Oct
72c
430
2
7.70
Feb
20c
87,170'
1.37
1
Apr
70c
■
Aug
12% Jan
Oils
Pyrites
8c
31
Jan
28
Dec
56% Jan
Mines
Violamac
Dec
Trust
Grey
&
Feb
Wcedon
75c
1*
•
1
Metallurgical
Quebec
:
1.20
1.08
1.18
1
i".
<
Dec
55
1
Waterous
Apr
4.95
100
*
A
Mines
15% July
6.25 Dec
8c
Dec
Feb
3.30
1,865
♦
5%c Jan
97,300
34c
61
'
B
40c
7 %c Mar
Jun
18
—•
Ltd
44
Sep
3.00
5,100
98,000
'28c
20c
27 %c
;
Dec
45%
61
♦
Alloys
Cons
Roi
Victoria
2.15
8,310
3.70
10c
1
Mines
Dec
14
Jan
15c
Western
2.20
*
*
Airways
Mica
2.30
>«._
_-A
Warrants
Prospectors
Purdy
16
Feb
33
25
1.24
4.20
5,520
34c
1.32
2.50 Mar
20,455
5.40
22c
1
Hill
Aug
4,055
'5.90
5.55
1
East
Jan
50
25
pld
Canada Mines
Apr
7%
Dec
35c
;
Vicour
3c
28c
14%
Nov
1.40
2,259
14%
33 %
Jan
1
9% Feb
425
45%
•
Mar
Mar
10%
%
Steel
Upper
9%
240
15%
10 Ve
1.20
May
35
43
1.00
Van
1.36
15%.
1.19
Class
Jan
15%
45 V2
*
Vapadium
2.44
Oct
14,000
Metals
Uranium
Jun
Oils
Sep
1.55
Aug
2,700
3 VvjC
ll«
2,778
Viceroy
12c
287
J*
Oil
44,900
30,525
Sep
60c
4,470
(9%
25c
33c
Jan
5ic
62c
20c
6.60
28c
26
49%
67c
49 %
♦
20c
6.30
Jun
62c
Jan
24
1,963
•
44
r
Jan
4.50
26%
United
30,650
29c
25c
20c
Jan
14 %c
Jan
29 %c
United
1,785
43%
42c
Jun
33c
Dec
1.41
Dec
2.55
6.50
107
10c
Aug
7c
Jan
1,800
*
July
704,165
30c
Feb
2.55
65c
Jan
65,474
prclerred
B
Keno
Montauban
J
6,500
■22c
70c
•
•
Rouyn
Power
^.40
18c
v
1
i
2.15
20c
lr
L
29,600
Nov
34%
July
19%
,
1
Class
United
Dec
10,030
36c
30c
41,700
29%
United
Mar
1.55 Nov
12,001 r
34c
34%
-
,
Dec
47%
10c
__<■
A
Sep
:95c
-
2.00
30c
31%
42% Sep
101
40% Jun
0
class
.Aug
"Dec
>35 Vac
28,500
J.45
1.92
20"
360
Aug
4.45
B
Fuel
United
Feb
9.20
Mar
Feb
33%
•
class A
13
7%c
Jan
93
46
1
Aug
:',n 75c
14,150
32 %
101
34c
.
9
Jun
23c
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210
40 %
45
Sep
45
8c
common..;—
99
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Jan
31c
Asbestos
Jan
32%
4.20
Mining
Ventures
-
Powell
Pronto
Jan
10,000
t 9c
1.73
1.78
1.28
River
Preston
25.400
41c
Oils
Oils
Pressed
35c
;
•
1.42
Development
Poplar
11c
3.50
5,716
36c
Gas
10
•
Uranium'
Ponder
Jan
-V
•
k
Gold
Prairie
45
8%c
1
::
Mines
.
Pitch-Ore
Union
-y33'. v>c
43%
Sep
31
13 %c Mar
4.40
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-A
.
Premier
lf)2 %
25c
Gas..
Gold
Mar
2.95
900
35c
1
Mineral
&
Crow
Powell
8,374
102
Goldfields
Pickle
Placer
28,220
12
1
Petrol
Pioneer
,45c
102 V2
Gold
"*•••
8.75
8.80
40c
1
40c
8.25
11%
1
Gas
100
Oils
46c
36c
-
43
1
Nov
*
Nov
*
Union
lie
350
41c
__
45c
Jan
•
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Sep
170,300
i
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Dec
4%c
16,300
17
6%c
1
Feb
2>c
60
1,500
40
*
Corp
87c
34,300
19%c
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13 %
Mar
23
7%c
Noy
Feb
74%
61c
29
13%
—*
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60
34c
J
1.75 Oct
59 %c
37% Dec
Jan
101
*
Line
Oil
Aug
6.20
1.740
7,850
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*
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7,825
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6%c
50c
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t 71
J68c
66c
7 V«c
Credit Jewellers com
Perron
12 %
68 %
1
Petroleum
River
11%
70%
1
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Y 12%
30c
Drilling
Peoples
Oct
32c
Mines
Pathlinder
Jan
luc
10c
•
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Parker
85c
42,900
•
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Western
Paramaque
1,000
16c
1
Pamour
Pan
1.35
14c
lGc
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Porcupine
Page
1.35
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(Eastern)
Pipe
Resources
Petroleum
Triad
Apr
16
45
1.96
•
Oil
Juiy
3.00
18
30
700
43%
•
Oils
Trans
35c
Jun
60
21
23
100
40
preferred
5%-
Dec
17%
'
B
412
May
26%
Jan
*
Liass
5%c Nov
July
3c
1.90
22
315
1.70 Jun
36%
7%c
•
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1.20 Mar
1,800
21
21
0
1
v
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Nov
4'2c
Aug
A
C*ass
Jan
1.96
1.15 July u
*
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1.50
17%
u
common..
Range far Year 1954
High
36%
20
Trusts
V/orxs
Iron
Shares
1.42
1.50
*
Elevators
Toronto General
Toronto
for Week
Low
1
Silver
Toronto
9%c Jan
%c
56c
•
Malartic
Torbitt
Mar
8
Dec
50c
90c
Oils
1
100
Range
Par
High
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range for Year 1954
5t«c
55c
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1
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6 %
DECEMBER 31
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for
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25c
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1.24
1.33
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6.28
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Trust
Johnston
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4.18
4.46
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17.23
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Development
Par
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5,80
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American
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1.25
fli-iO
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Par
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of
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31
8.34
19.14
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Ask
Mutual
Bid
Federal
Home Loan
1.30s
Inc
37.79
1
Keystone Custodian Fur ds—
%
Bid
38.55
Jan.
1%S
17,
14.24
B-l
12.58
25.67
B-2
(Medium
15.
Feb.
B-3
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3.82
4.17
B-4
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21.35
4%
12.61
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4',!*
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10.57
11.53
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15.54
1955
22.71
24.42
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100
1955
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100.2
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of
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point
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100.1
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1955
1,
25/ss
May
Oct.
1,
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100.2
1, 1958
1957-55—
100.6
101/2
1, 1956
l%s
100.1
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101.10
99.6
99.14
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more
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16.95
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1955
1.25s Mar.
13.06
11.57
23.62
one
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December
Investing Companies
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—1
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1
1
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1
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Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Preferred—
100
Fund
18.01
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Concord
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15.51
16.50
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12.41
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55.90
1
20.53
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25c
2.39
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Fund
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First
Boston
5
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10
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52
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stock
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100.8
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100.17
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shares
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1
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1.15%
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11-
3
3-55
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1.25%
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—
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January
6,
1955
January
13,
1955
January
20.
1955
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27,
1955_
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February
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20.20
12.04
lc
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22.36
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20.39
22.30
6.32
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1.56
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13.59
6.39
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9.15
6.81
7.44
17.60
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1
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1
5.88
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11.54
12.57
18.44
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24.60
1
15.68
26.82
1
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Aetna
Life
Investment
22.80
10
10
5.10
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Camden
Fire
Ins
Continental
Continental
&
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Assurance
Co
Inc
10
•
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4
Fidelity & Deposic of Md
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of
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of
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2
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265
20
&
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2
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25
States
58 %
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60
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10
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18 %
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Power
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Mich
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20
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20
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Bank
53
56
53
61
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&
32
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25
&
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Union
Louis
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Tower
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19%
320
.
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20
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175
of
T
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&
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A„6.25
4s
1934
Bonds—(Cont.)
331/4
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100%
Northern
Pacific
101%
Northern
States
40%
Bank
102 %
yet
not
listing
Island
101
32 i'i
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13' -4
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3%s
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of
Col
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of
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1975
—
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admitted
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3V4S.1979
61
100
100%
Lt
3V»s—1984
103
103'2
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3VaS—1984
103 V4
103 3 4
Wisconsin
&
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100%
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102' 'a.
100
Nashville—
Dallas
El
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98%
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99%
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102%
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1989
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par
FOR
8
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5.65^
Power &
4.167
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94%
b Bid
471-2
501-2
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2
30
31 VJ
yield
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t New
price.
to
listing
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x
on
the
New
York
■
.
103
100
101
102%
100
105 %
107
preferred
100
103%
104%
stock,
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wi When
y
103
preferred.
preferred
Gas Transmission—
>
101
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OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
10
103
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102'<
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Wisconsin Pow &
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49 %
10
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102 3
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the New York
series
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69
105
102»4
102%
103%
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quotations
Pow
2003
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104'4
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Co
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1934
3*85
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101 %
3%s
&
RR
3^85-1984
Serv
Stock Exchange tabulation.
58
70
90
100
101'a
102 5 8
77
73%
66
&
Trust
&
Security Issues
102%
be found in
1.975
65'a
611,2
63
Francisco
Bank
33
101%
12
10
41
17
Bank
Mercantile
1984
to
Although
3
1
National
National
13
3 V's: 5—1984
.
&
32%
10
—
55%
Boatmen's
Light—
3 lis
331-2
100
—:
77
A
Louis
Public
96
Fire
Bank_12.50
Nat'l
Bank
951/2
San
Albany
4s
10
S
55
53%
59 '•»
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Louisville
U
Nat'l
100 '2
Belgium
30 %
Westchester Fire
50
130
Recent
29
Fidelity &
25
92 %
St.
142
180
Bonds—
5
P
64
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St
Trade Bank & Trust
Long
U
Mellon
275
138
Bank
National
Louisiana
Accident
62
Bank
Manufacturers
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Travelers
10
Angeles
Security-*irst
81 '2
i.
4
461-2
105'2
5
33'/a
.
67
30%
6.25
311/2
—
79'2
Trust
International
Fire & Marine
10
National
Los
31
190
100
Co Inc
&
City Bank
York
New
47
Seaboard Surety Co
Security-(New ,Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
70 '/a
671/a
Bank
33
35
63
3612
2
46 Vis
Commerce——10
National
American
National
45
10
74
421/2
of
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
—20
5
10
41
294
66
Jersey City
Bank
2.50
Yt
38
275
16
Detroit
20
Brook
Freeport
Indiana
(N
20
__50
76%
First
of Commerce.10
Manufacturers Trust Co
58''4
Corp
470
475
Pittsburgh
48
(Texas)
315
455
Co
National Bank of Detroit
74%
46
56%
Casualty Co
Bank
Hartford
105
99
10
47
.
307
460
Bank
Trust
City
& Trust Co
180
101
74
100
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_2p
Bank—
10
2
•
100
Savings Bk„100
1041/4
86 Va
387
2
72
69
101 y4
ttComnecticut
445
20
..
40
5
10!
Bank.
&
National Bank
Cleveland
Bank
Trust—
93
Standard
A " *
42
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
10
3.33%
Trust—3313
Cleveland
158
Co
Industrial Bank
Fire
10
Trust
&
Northern Trust Co
10
Trust
Casualty
_
National
Harris
25
Trust
Illinois
Bank
Hunk
(The)
10
Paul
First
53','2
Trust- __10
101
Fire—
Bank and
National
10
National
10
Bt
,
—16
Y)
&
103%
12.50
Republic
City Nat'l
Continental
54
..1984
Fire
Reinsurance
S''
51%
51
—1984
Providence-Washington
73 >4
41%
91
N
Bank
Franklin Square N Y
Irving
Ask
Co
Rocheile.
Franklin
Fire
54%
446
13%
Phoenix
4
62
Tr -25
City of N Y
Indemnity Co
53'
60 "4
Bank -10
&
Bk
Trust
New
Bid
Par
66;%
__15
Bank
Natlona.
fcirsi
Pacific
95
52%
65
State
Plans
Pacific
91'a
51
434
60 3 *
River
Peerless
Companies
Ask
12%
Hampshire
37'4
Bid
5734
Union
York
35 >4
9.1.761
5
common
Northern
72
99.782
99.751
Ask
67
71'2
99.771
1955
100
109
42'2
10
Northeastern
99%
5
American
Life
97%
96'
4
Falls
&
10
.2.50
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance
Corp
Gulf
5
10
New
New
North
1955—.
31,
4
New Amsterdam
32
4
107
5
Y—10
National Fire
42 '2
24,
Assurance
123
432
March
Manufacturers.
&
3014
9.1.843
March
35 %
Fire
40'2
99.363
99.883
33%
Merchants
422
99.851
99.921
5
Merchants
10
1955.
99.902
54 %
29
(N J)-5
24,
99.911
44
3614
National
99.801
5134
80
7212
99.791
42 '2
77
5
17, 1955—
3
2712
—10
March
30
—10
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Assn
32 '4
4
34 »4
5
Casualty Co
Forster
31 1
2Va
Casualty
N
prior preferred.]
Massachusetts
Bonding-
—25
Connecticut General Life
Great
Amer
$2.10
Bankers & Shippers
3oston Insurance
Co_
Glens
North
32 >4
American Re-insurance
Globe
of
30 U
American Surety
Automobile
Fire
Co
Maryland
(Newark N J>
43 3
5
Insurance
39
39-4
Ins Co
82%
Home
181%
37
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv preferred
5
$1.25
Crnxn
TO
37'4
American
Bid
Stearr.boiler
Equitable Assur——5
American
Amer
Hartford
177'2
99.322
99.943
Albany, N. Y.
Par
66'4
4
99.811
-10
Exchange
State Bank of
Ask
63%
Automobile
1955
24.63
3
Co
Jersey Insurance Co of
Lincoln National Life
American
10,
Central
Sterling
3
,-
Insurance Companies
Agricultural Insurance Co
March
13.81
14.62
3
Wellington Fund—
75
99.958
9.99
Mutual
Fund
(White
United
_10
99.831
23.12
3
Investing Corp
Investors
Manhattan Co..-_!0
Tru«t
Hanover
70.00
28.12
Shares.3
& Towne
Courtv
Guaranty
Fund
Income
Washington
Co—
1955
12.40
•
Value
Insurance
3,
99.871
Trust
12.02
1
1.20
Aetna
March
Chicago
the
10.98
1
Fund
of
11.47
16.98
Line
20/20
11.14
3
Fund
Canada
Eank
Fiduciary
34.55
Boston.l
of
1,09
190
Ask
February
99.978
York
Federation
19.19
15.71
10
Bid
99.995
99.972
99.891
1955_.
Empire Trust
Inc—
Fund
Street
New
6.84
17.75
1
Surety
Dallar Value
Bank & Trust
36 %
_2%
lc
&
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.931
-
1955
17,
of the
Value
Casualty
10
99.951
——_
First Westchester Natl
9.10
Aetna
54
99.992
—
1955.——_
10.
25.45
34.55
1
8.33
Bid
wi
Dollar Value
6.33
(net
1
Science
Van Strum
25.87
Clark—•
&
Accumulated
Line
j
Clark
&
1
Par
5-
United States
23.o7
3
Income
Fund—lc
2-55
35
-r__ 1
Canada
Continental Fund..—3
lusur
2-54
Par
8%
25.35
3
Fund
of
United
Institutional
8-
National
United
Inc.lc
1.20%
1.20%
Corn
United
Fund
1.15%
bl.35
Chem
2.56
Fund
1.15%
bl.35
1-55
Commercial
16.04
lac
bl.30
1-55
9-
Chase
24.01
Growth
1-55
8-
1-54
12.67
2.34
Foundation
7-
3-54
20.53
14.84
Institutional
1-54
11-
12-
11.84
24.01
Institutional
10-
1.25%
1.25%
20.13
1
Institutional
Ask
1.15%
1.05%
February
Stock
Inc..
Fund
United
Wall
1.25%
Bid
bl.30
1.10%'
3
Growth
—•
Investors
1-55
Due
1.05%.
..2.50
Inc___
Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Institutional Bank Fund
6-
bl.25
Bankers
Television-Electronics
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1-54
Dated
bl.25
Bank of New York
Funds
15.57
Incorporated
9-
Rate
bl.25
17.26
Funds
38.36
Fund
1.20%
1-55
27'.
Investment Corp
Farnham Fund
&
15.10
Income
Ask
1-55
37
.
Investors Inc
37.24
Incorporated
98
1-55
15.81
——5
Investors—
United
—
98/2
97.24
0.75%
8.03
Inc.——*
Shareholders. Trust
Sovereign
9.25
Inc,
97.26
1959
1-54
33
Amer
4.40
Fund
1959
1,
1-54
8
Stock
13.34
Hudson Fund Inc
1,
April
Oct
3-54
3.37
value'
8.44
1
lV2s
6-
Shares—
(Net asset value)
4.00
Shares Inc—1
99.16
Fund
Stevens
12.18
Mutual Fund Inc
Canada
of
Trust
Stevens
Common
Texas
99.4
99.14
7-
26
Fund
lc
Growth Industry
Guardian
Fund
.———
—lc
shares—
Utility
Series
FUnd
Fund Inc
Stein
6.63
4.83
Trading
shares—-———lc
Tobacco
6.07
—_____—1
Fund
Inc
Scudder.
12.00
9.87
7.60
Rowei
Puritan
5.80
10.96
9.0.5
X4.42
Fund
Selected
99.2
98.24
1959
40%
,_5f
&
(T
asset
9«.26
1958
bl.25
7.96
1
preferred..
Fund
9.16
X7.28
5-
1.45%
Investors com__10c:
Amer
Street
Price
1958—
1.30%
11.90
3
3-55
26.30
Petroleum
3.37
xlO.89
13.70
24.80
Philadelphia
10.39
Equipment shares
stock
1
1-54
17.87
—.
9.82
9.48
16.03
1956—
P'ne
1,
1,
15,
Oct.
Feb.
Bid
Due
4-
19.73
1
1955
13.32
8.36
18.28
Ltd
9.43
Railroad
1
Series..
Capital
12.16
3.06
12.60
1
American
shares—lc
RR
_3
3
York
Canada
Pioneer
April
99.30
99.30
23.51
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
—lc
Dated
1.50%
1
21.75
10.29
—
14.35
.3
10.18
J
X14.35
Fund
England
$1.50
11.48
1956
1957
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.85
9.29
shares——_lc
1
3.52
9.39
Bond
10.26
lc
lc
Railroad
9.85
Inc——
Fully administered shares—lc
Petroleum shares
37.85
1
Inc
—
Stock
Scudder,
10.48
27.06
35 01
Series—„——2
6.97
lc
lc
30.26
25.03
Rate
—
Series
6.35
shares
X27.99
•
interest
—;
Series.
lc
Merchandising
Mining shares
1,
-
1%S
Stock
interest
(Geo'
Bond
interest—1
Corp—
Stock
Fund
Institutional
1955
1,
100.1
Trust—
Series.
Scudder
—
1 Vis
1955
15.
15.
3.52
Series—
Putnam
shares
April
Notes—
Oct.
99.22
9.12
Fund—:
8.12
bond
Has
Treasury
—^_
102.22
102.20
—
Securities—
12.63
General
6.64
Shares—
7.41
shares
6.06
3.19
value
11.58
Food
Dec.
1
Shares
Trust
Pacific
Electrical
&
March
l%s
X8.32
Growth
beneficial
shares——lc
(Thet
l%s
6.42
Inc—
Series
9.67
———lc
8.46
5.83
lc
Investors
Series
7.74
lc
1
5.88
7.69
Inc—10c
Fund
beneficial
5.34
lc
;
shares
Bond
beneficial
of
68.46
Corp
Equipment
—
shares
Investors
North
26.59
shares——
Electronics
1c
lc
lc
shares
Resources
3.25
Aviation shares
Common
100.6
New
8.10
Building shares—————
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
99.22
Fund
Group SecuritiesAutomobile
IV2S
Resources
14,73
2.99
Investors
General
100.4
Growth
10.00
7.39
—
Capital
100.2
New
9.13
13.4J
1
Inc
General
1955
Speculative
12.98
Ask
100.20
100.12
15,
Natural
lc
1956
IV4S Dec.
Stock
14.44
Inc—-2
1.
4.41
Income
Inc—
series
Investors
Industries
Gas
Funds
series——— l.c
Common stock
100
Oct
4.CO
Preferred
55
11.94
99.31
Security Series—
3.81
13.18
1955
(%«
99-31
Natural
shares—_1
interest
Bid
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1955
1%S May 15 1957
Balanced
Formula Fund of Boston—
Beneficial
22,
point
2,/8s March 15, 1957
1 "?s
"pril 1,
1957—
Investors Corp—
6.67
28.03
3.47
Inc.l
March
a
100.4
National
18.22
6.44
25.93
-20c
100.6
of
100.4
Balanced
20.77
17 04'
———
100.5
32nds
more
100.2
Bond
Equity Fund Inc—,
15.
or
100.2
National
19.44
Feb.
one
Maturity—
1955
Of
8.40
Fund-—--———--
1 %s
Ask
1955
Mutual
Howard-
&
42,12
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
15,
Mutual
2.62
dividend' —1
stock
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity-
Is
Mutual Invest Fund
Inc—
Fund
1006
100.4
17.
Units of
15.65
Shares
Dreyfus
(Zx
13.75
99.30
Aug.
Nation
2.50
99.18
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Massachusetts Life Fund-
Shares-
E—
Series
99.22
99.10
May
Net asset
.
99.14
1 %s
Mass
Growth
Fund
Stock
1959
1, 1960
Feb.
1 V»s
Ctfs
9.65
Fund.——
Diversified
1,
2 V4S
6,54
Massachusetts
11.18
Delaware
2V4S May
5.16
shares
Transportation
23.02
1
De
99.28
100.3
100.3
5 94
Fund
De VegU Income
99.20
4.69
Steel
14.C4
56.46
.
42.12
1958
99.31
1, 1957
Certificates
•
100
1,
lc
Manhattan
Inc
Investment,
Income
25c
Value)
Petroleum
13.57
Dividend
1955
2s June
Funds-
Paper
40
Fund—— 1
Western
Crown
1955
1,
Nov.
N011 -Fe r tons
17.84
,
1,
2 V4S
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General
Industries shares—lc
16.85
1
Composite Fund Inc—
—
Mutual Fund—
Automobile
19.57
._—1
-
Com
Fund—————1
Asset
Managed
Stock
&
Priced
Cooperatives—
l%s June
12.35
9.17
Inc-
for
7.28
11.30
Bank
2%s Feb.
10.13
6.64
Central
9.8.9
9.37
19.03
8.44
Composite Bond
Com
12.42
145
17.53
12.57
1
X9.06
5.78
140
11 51
Pfd
1
26.96
1
Inc..
'Income
(Net
Investment—1
Fund
Commonwealth
21.21
Stks)_l
Fund----————1
26.87
29.06
Securities com—-100 11,100 11,400
Christiana
Colonial
11
5.23
X19.44
Lexington Trust Fund
16.80
24.94
28.05
Bonds)——1
Priced
Loomis Sayles
15.53
28.16
25.71
Knickerbocker
35.23
10
26.98
Bonds)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.I
21.01
32.21
Bonds)—l
Grade
(Discount Bonds)
K-2
Fund
—
Fund
119.43
1
Ltd.—
Fund
Canadian
-
Invest
506
Canada
•
(Investment
issued
Ex-rights
ISSUES
Volume 181
Number 5391
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(45)
THE COURSE OF BANK
CLEARINGS
Bank
:\
.
.
clearings this
week will show
liminary figures compiled by
-
increase compared with
an
of the
country, indicate that for the week elided
Saturday, Jan. 1,
cities of the United States for
which it is possible to obtain
weekly
21.0% above th^se of the
corresponding week last year. Our
at
clearings for ail
clearings will be
the
week
same
in
1953.
At this
center
gain for the week ending
Friday of 30.6%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
;
a
I.
,
.
Third Federal Reserve
Week Ended
New
York
Jan. 1—■
Philadelphia
Reading
£8,884,946,652
837,625,701
+ 18.3
1.157.Q00.000
935,000,000
+23.7
638.410,170
531,427,228
+20.1
____
Boston
St.
~L_
Ten
cities,
cities,
five days
1,551,699
+
3,931,634
35.9
4.098,435
952,000,000
+ 32.8
4.180,750
1,105,000,000
2,814,320
+ 48.6
3,784,205
"
427.288.188
(11
3,357,892
942,000,000
5,709,892
+ 16.8
6,473,430
2,417,348
+ 69.7
3,212,759
2,721,060
5,405,752
2,514,295
7,576,184
7,228,083
13,829,070
+
4.8
20,066,717
6,430,521
4.797,850
+ 45.1
12,055,921
10,184,246
9,643,984
+ 57.3
12,758,441
9,781,353
1,333,808,199
cities)
I
1,003,168,184
+33.0
1,158,594,971
985,376,177
I"
HI""
"""
10,435,285
7,564,830
+ 38.0
308,986,817
7,695,767
218,994,347
+ 41.1
550.926.095
IIIIIIH
+16.8
255,354,266
1,860,111
2,202,378
1,091,502
16,021,172
IIIHIHill
Jersey—Trenton
213,554,417
452,269,086
+ 21.8
423,865,371
6,864,833
190,319,043
+ 13.2
17,3
Mansfield
S16.571.415,536 $13,108,708,631
3.805,164,417
"IIII"
8.4
Total
(7
West
+27.6
38.963,500
13.841.401
340,734,655
1,369,180,175
cities).
12,044,106
422.629,960
+ 30.2
11,612,362
11.619,217
Youngstown
+26.4
2,982,204,436
50.741.400
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Fifth Federal Reserve
five days
Other
+
289,038,974
Cleveland
Baltimore.
1,710,888
22.1
6,670,695
Columbus
+ 17.1
355,189.090
1.518.672
+ .6.2
+
4,103,260
Delaware—Wilmington
37,139,900
394,365,645
33,260,500
+ 19.2
6,089,823
4,371,495
3.5
11,702,941
24.0
420,347,218
9,314,171
359,084,449
1,082,182,886
+26.5
1,120,395,437
997,580,136
2,368.834
+ 46.6
—
+
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
"
_I
All
all
cities,
Total
Richmond
cities,
cities
Complete and
in
days.
$16,090,913,067
Holiday
for
week
for the week
We
cannot
covered
furnish
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+21.0
Total
by the foregoing will
them
today,
inasmuch
ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has
HIIII
Columbia—Washington
District of
$16,836,464,178
as
~
South
+26.6
745,551.111
$20,376,579,953
exact details
iss,ue of next week.
our
$20,376,579,953
day
one
all
five
3.472,446
3,684,854
3,440,670
appear
the
week
(6
of
going to
press.
In
the elaborate
detailed statement,
however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week
week ended
able to
are
—
Dec. 25.
For that week there
was an increase of
35d)%, the aggregate clearings for
country having amounted to $22,578,775,373 against
$16,725,314,972 in the
the whole
week in
same
at this
center
1953.
Outside of this city there
showing
was
increase of 61.0%.
an
the cities according to
group
the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals record an expansion of
40.7%, in the Boston Reserve District
trict of 33.0%.
the
Richmond
23.6%.
The
Reserve
Kansas
In the Cleveland
Reserve
District
District
in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
and
Reserve District the totals
by
18.1%
Chicago Reserve District has
and
to
its
in
the
credit
are
Atlanta
larger by 26.5%, in
Reserve
District
Augusta
by
gain of 34.2%, the St. Louis
a
of
In the
following
and
we
in
the San
furnish
a
Francisco
Reserve
District
of
OF
BANK
Mobile
III™
1953
$
Boston
12 cltlei
$
Total
Inc.
1952
or
784,533,221
603,099,179
+30.1
652.172,516
604,955.206
New
York..
11
"
12,466,753,133
8.859,592,867
+ 40.7
9,054.270,395
8,907,797,951
Philadelphia
...11
M
1,333,808,199
1.003.160,184
+33.0
1,158,594,971
985,376,177
7
"
1,369,180,175
1,082.182,8£6
+26.5
1,120,395,437
997,580,136
6th
Richmond
6
"
637,678,383
540,058.741
+18.1
562,155,207
(10 cities)
+
23.6
846,074,229
Michigan
—Ann
Grand
Atlanta
10
"
1,082,050.671
875,358,384
Chicago
17
"
<1,396,630,665
1,041.007.358
+34.2
1,079,855,374
8th
St.
Louis
4
"
728,706.663
567,937.375
+28.3
588,559,404
544,913,063
Minneapolis
7
"
536,882,760
403.884,264
+32.9
404.584,355
368.161,965
9
"
664,809,934
482.335,540
+ 37.8
532,519,429
542,037,219
6
"
428,104.116
385,709,900
+ 11.0
375,670,502
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th
San
City
...
Francisco.—
10
Total
"
Outside
New
We
week
York
now
ended
add
our
880,988,288
+30.5
886(/97,958
840,845,577
16,725,314,972
+35.0
17,261,84'1,777
16,299,972,602
detailed
for
8,171,061,581
statement
four
+28.7
South
Bend
Haute
showing the figures for each city for the
1954
1953
$
$
*
Inc.
1952
t
1951
1
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
an—
"alne—Bangor
Fall
23.9
4,892,851
4,039,237
+
33.2
541.260,181
513,800.421
.
+ 25.6
1.172.955
+ 25.9
2,570,739
1,939,850
1,105,373
+ 35.8
2,754,072
2,304,137
-+40.2
10,656,506
9,108,650
8.329,939
+ 17.6
8,226,090
6.530.441
'7.4
29,617,928
25.551,107
33,003.370
19,645.241
Island—Providence
(12
2,767.005
10,098,369
35,436.885
13,872.089
30,161.500
1,758,646
784,533,221
+
■
603,099,179
+41.6
29.341,800
2,530.520
Hampshire—Manchester
Des
Moines
Sioux City
14,377,177
12,181,671
to 00
:
32,990,700
25,461,600
+43.9
1,759,153
York—Albany
99.569
3,111,767
+ 30.1
652,172,516
,039'
1.892 ,W9
+ 75.8
13.724,346
9.4
4,298,218
+
HH
I
cities)
(17
21,181,032
78,132,203
6,131.425
305,600,000
3,223 386
277,500,000
+ 89.9
5,904,617
165,449,080
137.495 566
151,363 389
3,167 827
4,651,380
112,014,651
1.2
127,862,416
112,469,167
9,027 952
3.1
+
8,084,140
454 530
6,743,393
+ 19.4
678,309
178.320 555
+ 14.1
144,401,160
637,139
127,513,586
875,358,384
+23.6
846,074,229
747,174,145
2.583,304
1,758,222
18,139,627
13,197,906
6,052,183
+
7.072,411
+ 66.0
56.597,000
+ 37.4
11,819,070
8,608,378
+ 37.3
8,842,912
4,883,011
3,335,001
+ 46.4
109,719,977
3,744,303
90,437.205
3,948,807
+ 21.3
83,580.678
70,759,892
+ 46.9
I,746,270
1,315,845
+ 37.4
11,738,840
10,237,305
6.0
5,967,399
8,741,003
4,848,852
7,824,173
64,950,000
63,619,000
4.795,424
3,476,709
+ 37.9
37,491,787
4,352,147
32,174,135
4,163,170
+ 16.5
14,195,801
28,207,161
12,222,595
30,848,561
+ 16.1
1,280,110
13,012,570
1,310,199
5,037,816
1,063,989
778.944.054
+ 36.8
815,992,365
4,541,438
13,510,768
2.3
+ 10.9
3,337,066
15,063,365
1,250,235
724,606,868
3,090,168
+ 35.7
II,645,783
10,563,424
—
9,957,848
7,931,972
3,390.102
3.5
8.927,992
5,785,217
28.9
4,004,896
3,599,071
+34.2
1,079,855,374
969,445,035
298,300,000
265,300,000
—
+
1,041,007,358
Total
(4
198,510,566
10.7
185,474.957
173.260,390
80,582,515
+ 45.8
102,446,597
1,844,294
104,387,915
+ 46.9
2,337,850
1,964,758
567,937,375
+ 28.3
588,559,404
544,913,063
2.710,047
cities)
.
728.706,663
Ninth Federal Reserve
North
7.362,937
8,157,616
9.7
362,245.854
Dakota—Fargo
6,620,233
266,414,676
6,659,824
—36.0
271,823,803
107,212,357
244,969,043
+ 27.6
102,024,061
94,417,677
10.086,739
Total
(7
+ 51.1
6,564,424
3,354,288
5,627,418
+ 14.4
3,741,091
4,105.009
+
13.6
3,596,495
2,477,180
3,126,051
7,963,178
+
49.3
10,214,248
10,884,772
£36,882,760
cities)
6,677,140
3,837,589
4,664,360
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
403,884,264
+ 32.9
404,584,355
368,161,965
875.836
—16.1
739,067
1,016,585
7.2
+ 30.3
475,545
7,157,145
6,596,271
+ 26.6
135,534,261
144.810,661
Tenth Federal Reserve
District—Kansas City734,709
717,901
.
Kansas—Topeka
St.
6,647,934
164.878,873
130.191,924
9,952,546
Omaha
669,426
8,665,222
Lincoln
9,983.428
'30,089.457
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
10,024,127
5,816,610
3,272,264
<a)
Total
(9
cities)
Fort
29,437,271
*21.000 ,omr
+ 40.2
*17,000,000
51,313 902
+ 43.4
53,740.408
44.400,792
67.026 504
+ 25.4
80,512,065
57,757,194
8,859,592.867« + 40.7
9,054,270,395
8,907,797,951
347,767,758
43.0
9,b40.065
11,055,134
+ 77.8
3,180,174
2,813,511
4
2,680,428
482,335,540
+
37.8
*
532,519,429
2,389,71^
542,037,219
7,350,630
Wichita
+
23.9
8,670,639
7,063,430
+
9.6
314,833,066
299,159,372
26,922.715
+
19.4
29,893,005
7,372.000
25,811,925
6,113,000
+
20.6
6,353,000
5,648,125
+
6/2
5,703,069
5,401,092
11,991,004
+
20.6
10,664,723
9,920,351
428,104,116
cities)
5.906,000
5,997,521
14.463,045
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6
5,933,351
329.101,705
32,137,118
385,709,900
+ 11.0
375,670,502
353,709,170
Utah—Salt
115,242,537
3,767,818
144.045.191
3,454,510
136,516,366
0.4
81,061,097
64,505,803
:
85,266,050
17,301,808
+
36.4
15,490,571
12,653,796
12,017,236
+ 31.5
12,693,975
468.620.422
19.760.719
Beach
Barbara
12,499.770
8.035,068
cities)
;
5,546.575
13,712,765.
(10
140.443,942
43.6
652,546.694
_l_
84,910.533
23,607,206
City
Stockton
Total
+ 35.4
+ 10.4
3,936.206
134,108,625
15.802,035
Lake
California—Long
Santa
131,162,398
5,651,779
147,983,830
Oregon—Portland
10,529,198
4
—
+
39.2
460,945,353
9,327,729
472,692,857
4
58.1
14,531,970
12,107,696
+
47.5
4,243,681
4,565,933
4 30.2
9,774,360
9,778,350
1,149,637,453
880,988,288
30.5
886,997,958
840,845,577
22,578,775,373
16,725,314,972
+ 35.0
17,261,849,777
16,299,972,603
10,515,175,373
8,171,061,581
+ 28.7
8,531,277,748
7,685,605,278
15.004.104
73,417.801
9,225,463
15,908,932
343,915,164
360.783,802
Worth
Galveston
20,982,941
13.811.027
9,259,550
19,738,030
7.3
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—DallasDallas
Jose
16,243,574
0.3
453,192
+ 68.6
2,418,546
664,809,931
Texas—Austin
San
+ 25.9
—
300,400.464
14,331,127
+
17,851,591
429,623,489
City
Joseph
1,837.685.
8,614.367,324'
—
11,892,046
South
1,804,758
26,064,555
i
136.793,235
Paul
Francisco
8,730,572,029
+ 35.5
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
287,000,000
219,679,611
117,517.005
Pasadena
41.0
12,466,753.133
7,921,082
388,800,000
'
Illinois—Quincy
San
+ 31.2
84,070.021
6,331,594
3,922,411
132,760,712
542.782
7,652,488
Louis
2,035,619
+
6,522,363
+ 86.4
+ 20.3
—
203.529.439
1,396,630,665
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
109,017,661
+ 29.9
28,156,357
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
2,532,416
14.904 ,313
88,086,361
+ 39.6
4,370,225
H
cities).
107,778,026
r~
(11
IHI
I
I-IIIII
24.1
+
27,272 ,003
Jersey
H
-IIIIIIIIIIH
+ 30.0
8.554.253 ,391
Jersey—Newark
Total
3.283,048
18,769,264
onnecticut—Stamford
+ 23.0
Yakima
25.300.556
35.791,216
New
I
604,955,206
12,063.600.000
Syracuse
Northern
114,
2.400 ,088
2.457,674
York
Rochester
ew
3,901
123,595,759
Elmira
Jamestown
New
16.059 964.
4,266.142
Buffalo
+ 60.2
79.193 790
290,700 000
1,065,218,730
minimi
Chicago
Total
22,40G, 389
405,800,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve
District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
177,626,824
28,2"6.218
Blnghamton
437,976,958
;
1,397,143
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
ew
H
Illinois—Bloomington
Total
cities)
HH__
937,427
3,756,583
Haven
Total
2,891,008
9,799.175
nnecticut—Hartford
'ew
+
14,161,007
Worcester
hode
1,703,522
5.165,923
1,476,937
Bedford
I"
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Missouri—Kansas
1,^61.-746
492,228.590
3,630,535
Springfield
New
—15.8
6,399,566
River
Lowell
New
2,469.465
655,456,517
assachusetts—Boston
HI
I
II™
Wichita
2,078,755
Portland
562,155,207
77,778,000
"
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Dec. 25
or
Dec. %
+ 18.1
11.742,320
II _H
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
7,685,605,278
years:
Week Ended
Clearings at—
8,531,277,748
91,418,493
540,058,747
6,412,207
I
Montana—Billings
10,515,175,373
25
353,709,170
1,149,637,453
City
December
969,445,035
22,578,775,373
110 cities
3,767,003
172,691,143
90.869,803
+
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
747,174,145
6th
*
298,775,305
+ 43.3
District—Chicago—
437,976,958
7th
9th
3.8
91.185.420
4
3rd
Cleveland—
3.737,058
270,519,078
130,659,295
1951
$
2nd
4th
+ 25.0
280.849.471
1,082,050.671
~~
Seventh Federal Reserve
;
,Dec. %
151,809,649
11,788,272
Mississippi-—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Peoria
CLEARINGS
1954
Week Ended Dec. 25—
1st
"
r
Alabama—Birmingham
Springfield
SUMMARY
4,166.091
149,591,626
~H
Florida—Jacksonville-IIIIIIIIIII__
Rockford
Federal Reserve Districts:
summary by
"
HI"
Decatur
30.5%.
14,850,000
5.209,506
35,889,083
__I_II
...
Terre
28.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
32.9%.
In the
City Reserve District there is an improvement of
37.8%, in the Dallas Re¬
District of 11.0%
serve
of 30.1%
17,460,000
147,628,187
97.424.347
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
gain of 28.7%, the bank clearings
a
We
26.7
+ 26.6
+
Sixth Federal
Reserve District—Atlanta
Macon
we
18,248,000
153,571,324
cities).
Tennessee—Knoxville
to be estimated.
23,112,000
194,375,665
637,678,383
Total
><1
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
+ 19.7
453,291,906
499.274,130
Pittsburgh
305,200,000
530,904.000
;
+
365,400,000
;
Francisco—
323,385,600
384,888.010
Louis
San
379,481.348
+ 21.5
1,919,714
1,600,114
rl, 264,000,000
H
Wilkes-Barre
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
■
Kansas City
1951
$
2,038,728
York
+ 30.«
991.050.215
Philadelphia.
1952
1,953,229
r'<
$ll,339r968,689
Chicago
Dec. 25
or
5,344,360
I
~
Scranton
Total
1954
Inc.
Dec. %
1,525,763
'
~
«»_
Lancaster
New
1955
!.
1,853,104
Bethlehem
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
1953
$
Pre¬
year ago.
preliminary total stands
$20,376,579,953 against $16,836,464,178 for
there is
a
based upon telegraphic advices from
the chief cities
us
week Ended
1954
\
45
Grand
Outside
total
New
(110)
York
•Estimated,
cities)
City
(a)
Clearings operations discontinued.
+
*
Monday, January 3, 1955
and Financial Chronicle...
The Commercial
(46)
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
DECEMBER 24.
Electric Co.—
1st
the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
passed.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1954 TO DECEMBER 30. 1954, INCLUSIVE
Monday
Dec. 24
Pacific
&
Gen.
Dec. 28
*
ref.
&
Argentina
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
Preferential "*>
.133333*
—
2.219372
pound
Australia,
—
.325000
.325333
1.083281
1.033671
1.033437
.2081.50
.208600
.208600
.208400
Malayan dollar
British Malaysia,
.0)435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.002856.5
.00285625
.03285625
Canada, dollar
Ceylon; rupee
Finland, markka
—
.00485401 *
.00285625
(Metropolitan), franc
Deutsche Mark
India, Dominion of rupee
Ireland, pound
France
New
.496766*
.0249000
3'/*%
.233350
.233350
.233350
series
2.776151
2.776463
2.786562
2.786815
$53 million, of which $31 million
was in the Chicago District.
Holdings of Treasury notes
and of United States Government bonds decreased $71
million and $29 million, respectively.
of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition
Inc.
I + t
since
dec. (—)
Dec. 29.
Dec. 22,
Dec. 30,
1951
1954
1953.
$
$
20.165,.102
certificates__2 —:
fund ior F. R. notes
R.
cash
+
1
206,806
+
55,775
12,531
+
42,397
1,054
■+
300,159
464,468
19
1,351
341,279
561.563
1
advances..,..
Industrial loans ii.e
U. S. Government securities;;
316.239
21,032,507
•
and
Discounts
33.238
—
notes
Oilier
283,001
—
867,405
gold certificate reserves..
of other banks......1
Total
F.
1
622
—
"
.
IP
6.037.271
under
Held
Total
from
Uncollected
Other
54.847
assets........
+
+
5,971
_
61
purchasing
—
112
—
2,567
+
28
+
notes
Reserve
Federal
26,330,387
...
Deposits:;;
,
Member bank—reserve accounts
If. S. Treas.—-general account..
Foreign
.•
—
—212,988
20
+
695
+
62
+
192
+
4,509
+
204
37,205
+
2,693
+
78
2,816
+
53
Treasury
notes
8,286
297,935
19,232,875
—133,998
833,077
465,451
-— ~
4-
155,447
88,595
576,703
4
127,171
103,107
4
51,863
9,279
4
200,483
U,
370,421
______________
14,167
vault.———
1,084
in
banks
domestic
with
Balances
Total
Dei ••.•red
Other
deposits. _>
availability cash items..
<& accrued divis.
20,645,450
—
2,794
:
T'Ual
liabilities.
+
1,115
+
214
;
188
—
1)
+
36
+
Domestic
of
Contingent pliability
ances
purchased
correspondents
luorstrial
preferred
preferred
-123,191
—
983,274
accept¬
foreign
19,179
193
67
mm
n
m
creased
alt
in
in 'he
and
a
principal
the
banks;
in the Cleveland
Francisco Districts.
member,
release.
and
$30
New
increases
Rich-
"Other" loans
million in
Holdings
of
the Kansas
million in Chicago;
million at all reporting
Treasury
those
and
after
1st
$5.50
valuation re¬
preferred
5%
Certificates of
1-
3
12-10
(s-a)_
3
12-14
1-
3
12-14
95c
1-2-55
12-
3
1-2-55
12-
3
3.
1-2-55
12-
$1.08
1-2-55
12-
3
$1.1174.
1-2-55
12-
3
977/2C-
$2
redemption
or
''Chronicle."
Modern
Mojud
OF
TENDER
Corp.,
common
stock
12399
PARTIAL
Life
s.
f. debentures series A
Jan
1
12393
1-31.
1
1
1218B
1
12397
Jan
1
12400
Republic Steel Corp., 1st mtge. s. f, 2'- bonds due 1965 Feb
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% s. f» debentures due 1962...Feb
l
4% s. f. debs, due 1978_Feb
1
Sylvania Electric Products Inc.,
7%
1
$2.50
Morrell
3
12-2012-15
1-
3
12-11
1-
3
12-15
12-1$;,
$1.25
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
97 Vac
1-
3
12-15
$31 VtC
1-
3
12-15
$2
1-
i.
12-
22 Vac
A
1
1-3
12-15
1-
12-15
3
''
12-15-
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1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-20
20c
1-
1
12-15
62 Vac
1-
3
12-15
3
12-17
30c
(quar.)
1-
$1.18%
$25c'
1-14
12-20
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1-14
12-20
i
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62 Vac
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
5c
3
12-ia
1-15
12-31
1-
Co.—
C
96 %C
3-
1
2-1Q
25c
1-
3
12-15
$1.12 Va
1-3
12-15.
40c
1-27
1-
75c
1-15
12-
(quar.)
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
<k
6
.
quar.)
a
Works
Ltd.
Drop
conv.
12^
€
1-
3
12-
6
$25c
t(ju*x.)
1-15
$1.75
1-
3
12-IA
Ltd.,
Co.
4
12-1T
35c
A -(quar.)
B
(quar.)
:
1
Forgings. common (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Engineering, common (quar.Kj
prior preierred (quar.)
(John)
Co. (quar.).
■
X
12-
1-
3
12-
3
1-
J
12-
3
t$1.75
(quar.):
1.-
tS1.75
(quar. 1
common
1-
t30c
t20c
Radio
preferred
Morgan
1-
1-3-55
$1.75
preferred
434%
12-15
$1.07 Va
Extra
Moore
5!<2%" series, due 1973.
3
25c
(quar.)_!
A
Corp.,
7%
1-
$1.15
/.
(increased
Monumental
1
Club—
series
Locomotive
Montreal
Finance1 Corp.:—/
Capital, debentures,!
class
1
2-
15c
(quar.)
—:
Co.
Utilities,
Co.
1-31
1-
60c
$ 1.22 V*
(annual).
Ward
Montgomery
Moore
12-1$
$1.37'/a
quar.)
Year-end
3
4
12-10
(quar.)
pfd.
Society,
Power
$7
1974..
Jan
Gonipania. Salitrera de Tarapaca Y Antofagasfca—
5% ser. debs, due Jan. 2. 1968, 1969, 1971 & 1972___Jan
Great Consolidated Electric Power Co., Ltd.--First and general mortgage 6%% bonds...
__Jan
"Intel-provincial Pipe Line Co.—
3 Vj %
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds..:
Jan
11-
-
preferred
4 50%
Montana
12187
bonds due
12-20
$$2.40
Chemical
Common
pipeline
3
2-15
Corp.....—
5%
preference
12586
3.35%
1-
4
(quar.)
com.
Loan
12185
mortgage
12-20
2-15
Auto Equipment
Appalachian Electric Power Co., 4.50% preferred stock__Jan
1
Bolivia Rr., 5% mtge. & coll. trust inc. bonds, ser. A...Jan
1
Bush Terminal Buddings Co., 1st mtge. bonds due 1960_Jun 17
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—
♦
3
25c
(year-end)
preferred
$3.85
5
1-
RR.—
Assurance
Montana-Dakota
Trading Corp.—
3
1-
25c
Light, 4.30%
Park Jockey
Monmouth
Monsanto
Page
Date
and Issue—
Ampal-Amevican Palestine
3
12-
3 7 Vac
(quar.)
Monroe
REDEMPTION
12-
3
5614c
A
&
Company,
5%
3
1-
1-15
10c
(quar.)
Service,
Common
Jan 17
10
10
1-
15c
1.—_
preferred
Semi-annually
Page
Date
12-13
.
Gas
Petroleum
Mohawk
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
»quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Containers, Ltd., class
4.90%
1-
56 V4C
;
(accumulative)-^
pfd. (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell
(J. S.)
& Co., Ltd.
(quar.).
Mobile & Birmingham
RR., 4% pfd. (s-a)_
preferred
Gas
3
1-
1-
Co.—
4%
Co.,
Valley
Power
4 !
1-31
96 74 c
(quar. I
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mobile
c
$1.25
Monroe
1st
12-20
o
pfd. (quar.).
Paper (increased
Shipping
Mississippi
Mississippi
common under sinking fund redemption,
stock called for provisions.
called
Honduras Rosario Mining Co., cap. stock ..Jan
York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co., com. stock__Jan
15-year 4%
1-15
3
377/2
(quar.)
preferred
Power "& Light
Minnesota
7%
York &
Company
1
1-
25c
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
Missouri
and Issue—
Steel
Kaiser
.
net increase of $78
banks.
150/
4.75%
Pacific
a
banks
NOTICE
Changes according .to
City District, but they decreased $30
there was
+
1-15
1
22-
30c
25c
Monarch
foldings of Treasury bills increased $55 million in the
District
to
the details were given in the
District, $16 million
ine.-eased $62 million.
Francisco
746
11-19
$1,224/2
Minneapolis-Moline, $1.59 pfd.- -(quar.)
4.50%
in¬
total of $64 million at
industry appear in another press
San
loans
of
loans
agricultural
and
Chicago District, and $13 million each in the
maid and San
Millers
63
last date for mak¬
Company
12-15
(quar.)
com.
conv.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
_
million
166
—
...
T__
The date indicates the
New
industrial,
member
reporting
wti.'e $17
50)
—
■Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
banks.
most districts
■
deduction of
individual loan items are shown gross.
?re,fe^ed
including
5
$3.50
(quar.)
Falls Co.. common (quar.)
4'/2%
Notices
Bonks
1-
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
.4
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.i
Miller
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shews the following principal changes for the week
eticed Dec. 22:
Decreases of $112 million in loans to
■brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securi¬
ties, $188 million in reserve balances with Federal Re¬
serve Banks, and $216 million in demand deposits cred¬
Commercial,
78
banks
Reserve
1,513
f
11-19
25c
r
pfd.
7%
Mississippi Power. 4.60%
4,752
1.951
3
4%%
613
+
32
+
3
I-
Extra
others
serves;
statement of weekly
to domestic
1
1,425
+
216
1-
25c
1
(quar.)
Reclaiming, com. (quar.)
preferred
Midwest Rubber
.3 %
44.8'
Condition StSlGmCIIl Of MGntber
ited
banks
From
35,946
—
4,386
_
11,737
12-16
25c
(partic.)—
Pioducts—
Steel
Mlller-Wohl.
deposits;
1- 3
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
I quar.).
preferred
4.45%
607
3,390
12-16
(quar.)
Co.,
Mississippi Glass
liabil¬
....
The condition
+
banks
Federal
—
4-
51,390,449
—.
i
42
—
Water
preferred
4.35%
1,941
Borrowings—
•Exclusive
commitments.—
loan
ii
on
for
40,337
From
27,543
capital accounts.
certificate reserves
gold
deposit and F. R. note
ities combined ——
to
Foreign
22,466
4-
201,660
A:
liab.
Total
Ratio
4
956
+
625,013
(Section 13b»_—2'.—
capital accounts—...-i......
+
deposits except U. S. Government
S. Government deposits.
Interbank demand
287,558
Surplus
Other
U.
—1,010,131
—128,533
ACCOUNTS
CAl'ITAL
Capital paid in—___—2-—
Surplus (Section 7)
7,7
3
4%
3.90%
.'+2,346
99
+
1-
Corp.—
Petroleum
3.85%
85
+
12-11
62 Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
50
21,373
3
(extra)
common
Products
Middlesex
498
58,025
Time
50,248,675
—-—~
____
12-10
3
1-
dividend
Middlesex
Z%
deposits adjusted
12-10
1-
(quar.)
Corp„
States
Stock
Liabilities—
Demand
2,677
—
815
+
22,983
58,865
—
—116,843
3,249,835
liabilities
1-3
$$1.25
(quar.)
Telephone, 6% preferred (quar.)
South Utilities,
Inc. (quar.).
Middle
Middle
4,927
2
Co.
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Midland
650,654
—
12-10
$1
participating
4.90%
1,906
+
154
;
;'+
+
"
+
Federal Reserve Banks..
with
Reserves
Cash
+
884
;
banks
71
—
8,608
securities
to
3
Mid-Texas
—2.528
29
—
23,410
bonds
S.
Other
Loans
12-10
1-
$1.0674
(quar.)
preferred
Meyer Blanke Co. (extra) —
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
250
+
bills
certificates of indebtedness
LIABILITIES
Textile
Metal
551
+
Government securities-—total-...
S.
Machine
Mesta
938
1,077
Treasury
4
3
871/2c
preferred
Ltd., 5(4
Paper,
Mersey
714.,
8,187
31
U.
983,274
—
... __
12-23
11-
(quar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.).:
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4.25 2nd conv. preferred
7,156
Treasury
—123,191
51,390,449
assets
To nil
Co.,
12-23
4
45c
20c
$3.50
$3.25
loans
Other
64
+
22,423
car¬
or
(extra)
&
1-
45c
(extra)..
B
Merck
6,338
+
carrying securities-
or
for
A
Class
loans
estate
Real
18,185
—
_ _ .
and
Co.—
Refrigerating
Merchants
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Company
Holder9
When
Per
Name ol
Class
securities
rying
2,965
4
14
134,483
agricul¬
$
■
dealers for
+
and
k-■
brokers
loans
Other
177,705
—
—590,489
4,103,953
—
—
loans
to
purchasing
22
foreign banks......
cash items...-
premises..
Bunk
25,516,552
and securities.
loans
487,695
—
363,140
4
tural
Loans
Dividends
(Continued from page 12)
50c
94
40,751
adjusted*
adjusted*
Commercial, industrial,
950,812
—
6
1953
86,564
Loans
63,000
+
Investments
and
523
dollars)
(In millions of
Assets—
Loans
521,500
—
63,000
+
24.951,362
securities...
S. Gov't
U.
Total
Due
outright—24,888,362
repurchase agree't
63,000
bought
Total
3,498
Dec. 23,
15,
1954;
1954
..
429,312
—
Dec.
V
5
.
Dec. 22,
839,400
—
2,801,750
50
333V3
Increase ( 4 ) or
dec. (—) since
—7,226,400
....
%
.
'
8,065.800
4
13,882,341
Certiflcates
429,312
—
2.167,000
$31 lot
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Gamuen, N. J., A com. no par
1 lot
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Camden, N. J., B common
1 lot
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Camden, N. J., preferred.____
1 lot
Jeremondo Foods, Inc., preferred ($10 par»____
400 lot
American Academy of Music ($100 par):
250 lot
Harrington & Goodman, Inc., common ($10 par )
800 lot
Harrington & Goodman, Inc., preierred ($50 par)— 700 lot
Foote Mineral Co. ($1 par)___i___
48.Va
5
liabilities of reporting mem¬
banks follows:
ber
outright—
eight
of assets and
A summary
44s
,
($50 par)
Stanley Chair Company
5
4%
Utica, N. Y. (par $1)
40J
390
million at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes were
increases of $54 million in the San Francisco District,
$50 million in the Dallas District, and $42 million in the
Boston District, and a decrease of $154 million in New
York City.
Time deposits increased $77 million.
Borrowings increased $113 million in New York City
but they decreased $51 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
trict; the net increase at all reporting member banks
was $100 million.
Loans to banks increased $154 million,
or
$ per share
STOCKS
First Bank & Trust Co.,
201
adjusted increased $99
Demand deposits
Grubbs (Barnes &
Dept.):
Shares
Redemption
*
*
*
Auction Sales
by Jenks, Kirkland &
Transacted
Indebtedness increased
Gold,
$240®
.
lln Volume 180.
issue,
this
in
2.785429
2.786562
2,785312
$
1
Jan 13
Jan 13
Jan 13
>.
_
/
1973—..!
due
Announcement
Lofland
ASSETS
$1653
Gas
2.774906
2.776151
2.774 ,06
thousands of dollarsi
»
1
.233350
*
•Nominal.
(In
♦
Feb 15
1961
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
/
.
mortgage
37/#%
.0349000
.193330*
*
;<
,1
1
.496766*
.0349000
.233350
.
pound,
pound sterling
Africa,
Kingdom,
United
.140380*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
franc
of South
Union
.140080*
.0349006
krona
Switzerland,
.140080'
.496766*
G. >.
(A.
4%
'
.140380*
.140080*.
peso
*
1
10';%
bonds, ser. C As D, due 2047.Jan
participating debs., ser. A__Jan
5%
Transportation Co.—
pipeline bonds;
series due 1972—
series due 1973—...
.4
First
.362500
2.757735
.466766*
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
.263650
.758C72
2.758972
Halske
&
Tennessee
.0830560
2.759282
.362650
.264000
.263800
2.757735
krone
Norway,
.0800560
,.0800560
.0800560
guilder
Zealand, pound
Netherlands,
*
1
Feb
Pacific Ry.—
Siemens
.208500
bonds, series C, due
4'4%
improv. mtge.
,2j8379*
,
oonds._Feb
1st mtge.
bonds due 1957
Co.—
Telepnone
mortgage
Ref. &
2.785312
.0800560
Ltd., 3V2%
2%
RR.—
Northern
.00285625
.208600
4%%
Corp.—
Central
First
.03435401*
.238379*
2.786562
aebs.__Jan
non-cumulative conv.
Missouri
.20.503
2.736875
.208600
2.786562
2.785312
—!
peso
.203650
,208400
1.033750
1.033750
.238379*
.2383.9*
.238379*
Germany,
Mexico,
.325450
Page
*
'
2
11869
2 ' $1869
12585
$2394
$2592
1
$2081
convert. debs.._Jan
convert.
debs., due
con v.
preierred stock, series A
Mar
Interstate Power Co., 4.70%
preferred stock...
__Jan
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co.—
4'4%
cumulative preferred stock
Feb
6%
.0385802*
.325833
4'4% conv. debs.___.Jan 25
preierred stock
Jan 1
1961__Mar 1
Corp., $1.40 preier. stock.__.Feb
1 ?
convertible pfd. stock..
AJan 12
mortgage 20-year
Iihinois
.0199375
.019975 J
Ltd.,
2%%
Corp.,
Paper
Hotel
First
.0719820*
.325833
Belgium, franc
«V
Consolidated
Dqrset
CALLED
ISSUE
Date
Tel. Co.,
&
Foods, Inc.,
Clinton
2.219372
.0335320*
.,..0199750
.0199812
.0199812
12123
Co.,
Paper
Illinois Securities
Central
133333''
.0719320*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
Austria, schilling
12445
1
5% cumulative
Kunstzijde Unie N. V., 4*6%
Kunstzijde Unie __.V., 4Va%
American Tel.
.133333*
2.220617
2.220368
2.220363
1
series, due 1973
4'/#%
Corp.,
Algemene
.203000*
,
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.Jan
bonds, series E, due 1985.._Jan
37»%
Issue—
&
Power
Algemene
%-y
.200000"
.200000*
Basic
Money)
$
S
.200000*
peso—
12400
1973__
Ry.—
mtge.
Company and
Abitibi
Dec. 30
Dec.29
$
S
5
1
ENTIRE
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 2/
Friday
York (Value in United States
Cable Transfers In New
Buying Rate for
Jan
pipeline bond*,
mtge.
Texas
Aeroquip
Noon
and Monetary, Unit
Country
'
mortgage bonds, 3% scries, due
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
First
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
Pursuant to the
Page
Date
and Issue—
Company
Tampa
1-
3
12-
3
20c
1-
3,
1-
3
59 %c
30e
3-IO
62V2e
1-
3
12 Vac
1-28
3
12-15
-
12-15
2-24
>12-17
1-
7
Volume 181
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(47)
Per
Name of Company
Morris
(Philip)
Morris
Plan
$2.25
of
dividend,
6%
Consolidated,
I
1-
7
2-
1
1-
7
Old
Inc.—
(extra)—
share
each
1-
Royal
Mountain
(quar.):—
Metal
coin,
Ltd.
1-
1-
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Natco
E.)
ds
Cash
National
Fire
Fuel
National
Gas
Grocers
$1.50
Co.
Co.,
preference
Class
•5%
3
12-17
preferred
Lock
National
Mfg.
National
Steel
Sugar
Supply Co.,
Gas
Pacific
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)
Pacific Intermountain
Express—
1-
3
12-10
J-
3
12-10
1
2
12-
3
1
1-12
4
12-17
1-
4
12-17
$4.75
1-
4
12-17
3
12-
1-17
1-15
3
1-
7
10c
,
(quar.)
1-
12-20
1
15c
1-
3
12-15
50c
1-
3
1-
3
12-21
1-15
12-31
50c
1-
Tank
Co.
Natomas
$2.40
preferred
3
12-20
1-13
12-31
1-13
12-31
30c
;
Brunswick
New
England »lectric
(quar.)
System (quar.)
England
Electric
4 %%.
Telephone
Gas
&
convertible
4.60%.
preferred
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)
New
Orleans
4% %
Water
Public
preferred
York
&
4%
pfd.
12-31
1-
12-13
3
.:' Year-end
Y.
(quar.)
1-15
12-20
preferred
4%%
York
Trust
preferred
12-10
1-
3
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
<quar.)_
No-Sag
Nopco
Spring
Co.
Chemical
Norfolk
4%
&
Co.
Western
adj.
North
(quar.)
North
$2
Car
convertible
North
Third
and
for
Electric
each
Co.
share
American
North
Judd
<fc
Refractories
Mfg.
Northeasit Airline, Inc., $1
Northeast
Capital
Ry.
(quar.)
pfd.
Engineering
Northern
Illinois
(quar.)
3
12-10
3
12-10
4%%:
preferred
Northern
Northern-Natural
Northern
$3.60
Gas
Gas
Pacific
States
Ry.
(Minn.),
preierred
(quar.I
preferred
$4.11
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northwestern
Norwich &
Leather
Worcester
u
O'Sullivan
Shoe
Rubber.
5%
Specialty Mfg.
Flour
Ohio Edison
Mills
Co.
Co.,
1
1-15
1-
3
1-
5
12-
$1.06%
1-
1
12-17
$1.50
12-15
1
1-10
12-31
t50c
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
2
1-
4
12-24
1-
3
12-13
2-10
1-20
1-
preferred
(quar.)
6
1-
6
12-14
12-14
(quar.)_
com.
6%
Holding
$1
com.
60c
1-
3
12-10
$1.10
1-
3
12-10
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$4.50
l-'3
12-
1
1-
3
4.68%
1-15
1-
3
12-27
12-16
25c
1-
1-10
12-24
1-17
12-31
1-21
3
2-
12-20
1-
7
1
12-23
2-1
12-23
3
12-16
1-14
12-20
5%
preferred
Roddis Plywood
1-
12-27
Rohr
10c
1-
3
1-14
1-
3
3-14
2-
7
$1.37%
1-3-55
12-17
1-3-5D
lz-17
1-26
1-20
1-
4
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.02
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
12-12
3
1-
3
$3 5c
1-
3
12-
1-
7
12-16
12-15
4
5%%
3
12-14
40c
1-
7
12-17
1-
2
12-10
Ruppert
1-
2
12-10
Russell
$1.17
Sfljarban Transportation
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton
RR.
$2.50
A
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
common
93%c
75c
(quar.)_
(s-a)
(quar.)
after
Full
Pioneer
Piper
recent
Co
Fund
33'A %
Pittsburgh &
Pittsfield"&
Pittston
3
12-15
1-
3
1-10
1-15
$1.75
1-
3
1-
12-13
12-24
1-
3
12-17
4
12-10
2-21
12-20
100%
1-
5
12-16
5c
1-
3
12-15
11 %c
B
1-15
58'Ac
(quar.)
1-
5%%
$2.50
3
1-
3
12-20
2-
1
1-20
1-10
1-10
Erie
$1.75
&
Wire
Inc.
General
Electric
Read
Preston
&
(quar.)-..
East
Brothers &
&
National
Inc.
Extra
1
Service
1-10
1-20
&
12-15
3
12-17
1-20
12-31
1-20
2-15
1-
3
12-31
2-
1
12-15
25c
(N.
Y.)
3
12-
1-
3
12-14
1-15
12-31
i$l
(quar.)
1-
tic
(s-a 1
1-15
45c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Trust Co.
2-
$2
12-31
3
1
12-23
50c
Colorado,
com.
1-
3
11-22
12-10
12-10
3
12-20
1-
1
12-15
1-3
12-21
1-
4
12-16
1-
3
12-17
2-
1
f.lOc
1-
1
12-20
J30c
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-15
12-20
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
40c
20c
RR.
(s-a)
1-7
1-15
$2
(quar.)
1-
1-
B
12-20
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.19
(initial)
1-
1
12-20
1-
3
1-15
25c
___!
35c
Co.
(interim)
1-
1
1-17
12-20
12-10
1-17
1-15
$1,12%
-i
3
1-31
30c
_i__:
5
1-
6%
(quar,)_.
iquar.)_J'_I__l_
12-15
12-31
1-31
•
20c
$1.25
12-30
1-15
h
12-30
12-30
1-15
12-30
$1.50
(initial)______
1-15
$1.37%
(quar.)______
1-15
12-30
217/ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
25c
1-
3
12-23
25c
common
1-
3
12-23
$1.12%
i
4%
1-
3
12-17
12-10
15c
pfd.
(s-a)__
12-15
12-
2
3,
12-
2
t$l.06
1-
&
12-10
4-
LS^3-11
$1.25
1-
3
Co.—
J
(quar.)_
Stockyards
preferred
A
t50e
;
(year-end)
12-29
1-
$2
(quar.)
12-15
1-25
12-23
3
25c
1-17
1-10
50c
1-10
1-10
(quar.)
$1.10
Water
Savannah
(quar.)
Works,
Electric
&
preferred
&
3
2-
1
4-29
1-17
12-31
25c
common
1-17
12-31
1-17
12-31
50c
(quar.)
1-17
22c
1-
12-10
3
12-31
Power—
(quar.)
Inc;.
Co.,
preferred
12-
5-15
22%c
;
(quar.)
Schenley Industries.
(Edi
common
(quar.)
preferred
Jose
2
2-15
20c
common
(quar.)_
preferred
4.40%
1-
14c
14c
Transit,
preferred
Schuster
3
3
1-
f$l,06
Ltd.
1-
i-
Paper Co.—
first
4.36%
12-20
12-20
$1
(quarj:
A
3
3
$2.25
(quar.)_.
(quar.
Corp..
11-
$1.07%
preferred
iquar.)
Diego Gas & Electric,
$1.09
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
:
com.
'
1-15
.
25c
2-10
!-
3
1-20
25c
1-
1-3
12.-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
1-15
$1.06%
(quar.)—
434%' preferred (quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
5V2% preferred, series A
1-3
12-21
27%c
2-
1
3
1-20
preferred, series
A
(auar.)
27%c
5-
1
4-20
5%%
preferred,
A
(quar.)
27%c
8-
1
7-20
3
12-20
Scott
&
Fetzer
series
(quar.
30c
Extra
(quar.)-
Scott
$4
Paper
Co.. $3.40
preferred
(quar.)"_—
preferred
(quar.)
1
:
&
Williams,
1-
3
12-20
25c
1-
3
12-20
Inc.
Scranton
(extra)
Electric
Co..
common
3.35%
preferred
4.40%/
preferred
—
1
1-20
1
1-14
2-1
1-14
1-
3
12-
1-
1
12-10
.3-1
2-11
50c
9114c
i
$1.07%
3-
1
2-11
25c
(quar.)
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
$1.10
■
1-
3
12-10
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
.
15c
—
(quar.)_^
$1.12%
Seaboard
45c
1-10
$2.12
D3c
1-10
Finance Co.,-common Iquar.)_—._
convertible preferred (quar.)
2__
$5.75
preferred
Roebuck
Lines,
Gas
40c
2-
1
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
3-
1
2-15
Sebewaing
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
3-
1
2-15
Securities
4%%" preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-
1
2-15
Co.
1-12
5%
_..-—_—s
—
(quar.)
12-1732-23
12-23
1-10
12-23
3
11-26
1-
60c
Inc.
3
11-26
1-
3
12-13
10c
Brewing
1-
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance
preferred
$1.43%
60c
1
Scatrain
Seattle
iquar.)__
& Co.
9
84%c
—
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
2-
2-
50c
(quar.)
Common
1-
90c
85c
$1
Mfg. Co.. common (quar.)
3.65%/
preierred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)_
Sears
5
3
1-3
20c
$1.25
pfd.
Light & Power
Extra
"
of
Co.
Milling Co.. 4%%
Antonio
1-14
1-15
—
;
Co.
3
common—
Scovill
12-15
?5c
preferred
12-21
3
(quar.)
Common
Feott
1-
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-14
7
$1.75
Stockyards Co
1-10
1-15
3
6%c
pfd.
3
5
30c
Ltd.,
Valley
4%%.
National
St. Regis
1-10
15c
3.60%
Ltd.
8%
Bank
1-25
1-
65c
Quarterly
Public
1-25
15c
.
(quar.)
Mines
Co..
Gamble,
12-17
20c
Electric
Dome
3
50c
(quar.)
Power,
Co..
12-17
1-
$1.37%
Co.
(quah.)
Portland
1-15
25c
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Employees stock (quar.)
Plymouth
Oil
Co
Pollock's,
12-10
5%
Cable
&
12-10
3
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
Chocolate
1-
1-
1-
7%c
—
RR.
(quar.)
dividend
Nut
3
1-
$2.50
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
RR.
1-17
50c
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co.
St. Paul Union
Ran
12-15
5%%
i_.
Adams
preferred
Planters
Plastic
Lake
common
Louis
5%
12-15
12-15
1-
(quar.)_
common
Co;
preferred
4 % %
4
1-
A
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
4.20%
$1.25
C.)
Lawrence
San
3
1-
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.
Stores,
414%
62 %c
(s-al__.
North
Co.,
Stock
Price
1-
12-15
7%%
(accumulative)
Chicago &
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Procter
63c
1-15
$1
preferred
Common
12-
12-15
1-15
1-15
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
12-20
12-15
1
1
10c
;
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
RR.
3
5%
St.
St.
1-
1-5-55
10c
preferred
Joseph
San
preferred
Cincinnati,
1-
2-
75c
&
convertible
Louis
1-17
stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4(4% preferred
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50
12-31
12-15
1
St.
$4.40
convertible
Pittsbuigh,
1-10
1-
$1
Mills
12-15
2-
12 %c
(quar.)
Associates (interim)
(stock dividend)
Aircraft
45c
3
12-15
7%
Johnson
3
12-15
90c
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1
Corp
Fashion
Plants,
Pinchin
1-
12,18
15c
4.30%
97 %c
(quar.)„
Distance Telephone
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)—
Pilot
9
1-2-55
$1.25
(H.),
(Jacob)
4V4%
62%c
(quar.)
preferred
2-
Co.—
—
preferred
Philippine Long
Silk
9
12-
50c
<quar.)__„
(F.
12-15
1-2-55
15c
Extra
5%
3
3
A
1
1-
3
Rubinstein
$1
3
12-
(quar.)
preferred C
$1.12%
____
1-
20c
preferred D (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co.. 5.25%. pfd.
Class
(quar.)_
preferred
1-14"
f280
6%
1-
1-15
1-14
1-27
Corp.—
preferred B
12-27
12-27
2-
1-
3
5%
12-27
1-12
95c
t25c
1-
1-12
1-12
$1.12%
(quar.)___.
A
Cor)).,
preferred A
4%%
Russell-Miller
3.90%
12-17
1
1-27
1-3-55
(quar.
Royal McBee
12-10
3
Safeway
Potomac
1-
12-15
3
1
Pratt
1-
3
1-
15c
preferred
Co.,
3
1-17
$1.12%
common
Petroleum
Royal
1-
20c
1
&
1-
2-
f50c
Dutch
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
3%%
12-13
(quar.)
Corp.
1
Corp.,
3
1-3-55
(quar.)_____
2-
Morris
1-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
2-
Philco
12-17
1-31
87%c
(quar.)_
Cable
Rowe
$1.10
12-24
97 %c
12-15
$1.07'%
12-28
1
12-15
3
(quar.)
1
12-15
3
1-
(quar.)
1-
3
Rome
1-
1-
preferred
1-15
1-
Aircraft
preferred
Philip
1-14
4
40c
Co.,
prefcired
Genessee
preferred
4.30%
St.
1-14
&
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric Co.—
Referred
1
1-
15c
Corp
Rockland Light &
Power,
Rockwood & Co.—
25c
12-22
2-
$1
Inc.
Mfg.
Button
12-22
(quar.)
12-29
15c
class
Telephone,
12-22
4
12-13
25c
(quar.)
12-22
$1.75
com.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., .$4 preferred
$1.11
preferred
Corp.—
preferred
Rochester
4.40%,
3.80%
2
2
3
tlOc
participating preferred
3
25c
4%%
preferred
1212-
1-
Inc.__
Mills
t
American
3
15c
Corp.
preferred
L.
preferred
75c
1st
1-3-55
1-3-55
50c
(quar.)
Rice
<P.
dividend
5%
12-23
12-15
3
5%
redeemable
3
(quar.)
$4 2nd preferred
Pilot
12-15
SI.10
.__
Brand
Rochester
1-13
1-13
1-
10c
(year-end)
Sons,
1-
(quar.)
Co..
F.)
1-
.
12 %c
(H.
1-
,
Philadelphia
Phila.
Co.
Products
$1.25
(quar.)
payment
dividend
90c
Metal
5%
2-10
$1.25
Corp
Brass,
Paper
$1.12%
Phelps Dodge Corp. (year-end)_
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sand,
Co.
Milk
15c
(quar.)
River
1-14
Year-end
25c
___
(quar.)
non-cumulative
1
12-15
12%c
(quar.)
Rieke
$1.12%
Bankers,
Extra
Pet
A
12-14
2-
3
$1.12%
12-14
$1.06%
1-
50c
(quar.)
3
River
12-10
$1.50
(quar.)
common
3
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Permutit
Public
preferred
Service
7%
preferred
1-
2-15
12-20
1
40c
1-
12-10
3
(s-a)
Rice
1
12-10
1-
1-
60c
(quar.)
Stix, Inc., 7%
1st preferred
Richman Bros. Co. ■■'(quar.
1-10
1-3
25c
50c
,5c
Rhinelander
5c
preferred
Initial
20c
3
3
Corp
Industrial
8
25c
1-25
Extra
Phoenix
$2
(quar.)
(year-end)
Ltd.
Ltd.,
preferred
$5
2-
c
Co.—
4.40%
Ohio
93 %c
20c
Ltd.
preferred
3.90%
Ohio
12-10
35c
^
(year-end)
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.44''/
3
3
Co.—
Oberman
Oeilvie
1-
$1.02%
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.,
Scotia
Office
3
3
12-
$1.02%
.•_
1
preferred
Nunn-Bush
.
1
(quar.)_
5 %'
1212-
2
32 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Nova
2
2
75c
pfd.
(quar.)
Power
$4 08
8%
1-
60c
(s-a)
Co., 5%%
$4.10
.
12-22
1-
$1.13
phio TeleDhone (quar.)
Northern
Northern
CO
1
1-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Liberties
1
»—»
Securities
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
&
25c
1-
$1.25
1-
1
1-
:
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
20c
5% preferred (quar. I
Northern Indiana Public Service—
4 % %
preferred
(quar.)
2-
3*
Co
Peoples
Personal
1
50c
Welder
Robertson
(quar.)_______
Publishing
8
1-
;•
J.) Tobacco—
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
40c
& Power,
(quar.)—
preferred
12-
(R.
3.60%
$1.06
Water
preferred
11-26
15c
common
1-25
1-17
6
7
(quar.)
Inc.,
Metals
Reynolds
2-15
1-
1-
93%c
dividend
Riesers
Light,
11-26
$2
Works
Gas,
&
3
30c
.
1-25
Stock
2-15
.
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.
3-14
$1
$1.25
65c
(quar.)
3
30c
(year-end)
(s-a)
Northern'
Power
preferred
$5
12-13
1
50c
20c
(quar.)_
1-
50c
conv.
Corp.
Northern Central
Co.
(quar.)
2-15
Reynolds
175c
quar.)
4.40% preferred
$4.50
3
1-14
40c
Racing Association
32 %c
(quar.)___
1-
75c
Revere
1-25
t$1.50
1-
1-20
pfd. (quar.)
North
12-10
2-15
33c
(increased)
(increased
Pennsylvania
14-
20c
(extra)
preference
3%%
Copper
50c
6
(quar.)___
Co.
Revere
Rochester
6
87%c
is¬
Jan.
t5c
Rochester
North
American Co. common surrendered
North American Rayon Corp., $3
1-3-55
25c
(quar.)
4%%
Mis¬
of
of
1-21
•
Renner
12-10
12-15
is
iquar.t
Corp.
Rand,
Resistance
12-10
liquidating distribution of
Union
of
common
1-28
7
12-10
12-
50c
1-
45c
4%
(quar.)
12-15
12-24
3
3
Co.—
final
share
one
souri
(quar.)_
2
1-
3
Corp.—
preferred
American
1-
1-31
1-
12-
12-17
12-17
87%c
date
preferred
Coventry, Ltd., class
1-3
3
50c
American
Renold
1-
3
1-24
1-24
&
preferred
$1.15
25c
Extra
12-24
$4.50
83%c
75c
(quar.)
Reliance Mfg.,
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Aviation
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Ry. Co.—
preferred
American
3
1-2-55
preferred
3
25c
35c
above
—^
3.35% preferred
25c
(extra)
Extra
12-31
4.60%
1-
1st
(Canada)
Stores
7
1-
12-10
12-15
(year-end)
convertible
7
$1
(year-end)
30c
12-
1-
1
3
Laboratories—
Reitman's
12-
f 50c
.—
12-31
Ely
3
06 'Ac
1-
1-
Engineering (quar.)____
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv.
pfd. (quar.)
12-31
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
Pennsylvania
12-10
f28c
(quar.)
iquar.)_______
Bit
Electric
3
50c
preferred
common
Extra
Common
A
shown
pa} able
common
preferred
1-
93%
(extra)
4%%
12-20
3
12-10
1
common
Roller
1-
$1.
$1.50
quar.)
Year-end
Niles-Bement-Pond
Co.
preferred
$1.12%
1
(quar.)
Telephone (Ohio),
Wire Weaving
Niagara
C.)
Pettibone-Mulliken
(quar.)
(increased
Industries,
Newark
(J.
4.25%
12-15
Reliance
1-
1
1-
J25c
cl
$1.35
Penney
12-15
3
5%
Reed
1-15
1-
24.
preferred
Corp.,
3-18
1-10
25c
(s-a)__^.
3
93 %c
series)
Nevymont, Mining Corp.
Newport
Co.
1-
50c
—,
Newberry (J. J.), 3%% preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
3%%
Traffic
$1.50
$1.12%
(1949
Co.
Penn
correct
Dec.
2nd
12-20
1-10
35c
-
common
preferred
3
4%
12-20
1-
2-25
f25c
Reading Gas (s-a
Reading Tube Corp., common (s-a)
60c
participating class A (quar.)
Real Silk
Hosiery Mills, 5% pfd. A iquar.).
1-15
2%c
(quar.)
4.24%
: '
v
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
New
&
6%
Tlie
Purina,
1-15
62 %c
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
Penman's,
12-20
1-
12-20
12-15
37 %c
30c
f25c
incorrectly reported in previous
Remington
(quar.)____-_
12-15
75c
1
Electric
$1
$1.32 preferred
3
1-17
3
3
Co.—
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar.)__
3
1-
11-
1-14
12-22
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.)
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Reading Company, common iquar.)___
1-14
12-27
$75c
:
$1.50
is-a)
1
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)
$2.50
(s-a)
com.
2-
1-15
1-20
;
common.
payments
convertible
Reliable
(quar.)
Peninsular
Penton
.
RR.,
1-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
Louis RR.—
.
State
3%%
Co.
1-
JNew York <Sf Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
N.
&
Rust-Proof
$1.12%
$1.18%
com.
1
1
12-22
Extra
Pennsylvania Glass Sand—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
$1.50
& St.
A
1
$1.01%
Service,
Harlem
2-
50c
(qudr.)
New York, Chicago
Common
(quar.)
2-15
25c
is-a)
preferred
60c
Davis
$1.15
preferred
2-
$1
preferred
25c
(quar.)
4105 7c
Haven
1
25c
(quar.)____
Co.
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)..
Jersey Natural Gas
(quar.)__
New
2-
Association—
preferred
Insurance
England Power,
2-15
22 %c
(quar.)___
England
12-21
12-15
1
25c
15c
;
New
Common
1-21
1-
17 % c
(quar.)
convertible
Parke,
1-
Pipe
preferred
Peaslee-Gaulbert
12-20
(initial quar.)
5%
Parker
37 %c
com.
12-15
4-
1-20
$1.50
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
K. O. Theatres
(year-end)-
Chemical Co.—■
12-15
3
.
new
3
(quar.)
6%
12-15
$1.12%
Co.
Nehi Corp.
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co.,
Park
Mfg.,
12-15
3
1-
(quar.)_
Eastern
preferred
1-15
62 %c
Extra
Line
4%
1-
50c
(quar.)
Panhandle
3
$37 %c
quar.)
12-51
32 %c
I
.___
(quar.)
Pantex
R.
common
not
Reeves
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
12-21
50c
(increased
12-31
$1.18%
(quar.)
4
35c
3%% preferred (quar.)_
Raybestos-Manliattan Myear-end)
Raymond Concrete Pile (extra)____.
1-15
$ 1.12*/a
Telephone & Telegraph—
preferred (quar.)
4
12-
Ralston
1-15
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
6%
24,
Reece
Pacific
12-20
1
preferred
12-
4
12-31
75c
(quar.)
12-10
4
1-
12-28
$1.25
iquar.)_______
2
1-
$2
1-15
5%
preferred
1-
30c
1-14
55c
Lighting Corp., $4.40 pfd.
$1.25
.—___________—
sues.
$3.50
3
5
1-
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light—
Common (increased quar.)
12-31
20c
com.
Pacific
5%
1-
Electric
dividend
$4.50
25c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Refining (quar.)
preferred
National
Stock
1-
1-
Corp.—
Car
11-
Greyhound Lines—
2-
(quar.)
1-28
31V4C
(quar.
Pacific
12-15
_i___
two
were
3
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
12 %c
4%%
preferred
preferred
The
1
1-
1-25
♦
6
(quar.)
M
12-15
37%c
12-15
20c
Shares
2-
1
1-
________
$1
(quar.)
Finance, 5%
$1.50
(quar.)
1-
12-15
12-17
(quar.)
Telephonc-Sorp.,
Extra
3
25c
(quar.)_
3
loc
:
National
preference
$1.25
12-31
1-15
Investors—
3
.
Stores
Industries
<te
National
10%
1-15
25c
&
Corp
National-Standard Co.
6%
Pacific
pfd.
12-15
1-28
15c
Inc., 4%
American
3
2-15
30c
a
Products,
&
12-15
(quar.)
1-
-
Presto
New
12-15
25 c
Screw
New
3
$1.25
Extra
New
1-
50c
(quar.)__!
2
50c
1-
(quar.)
Bearing
National
New
$1.50
$1.12%
Manufactures
Motor
National
New
Pacific
(quar.)
r
New
Pabco
1-14
2%
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
New
12-14
12-24
1
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
1-
25c
f 15c
Quarterly
National
1-14
1-15
75c
(quar.)
12-
$1.12%
Year-end
J 12c
preferred
National
Paper
2-
25c
B
3
Corp
t37%c
National Lead Co..
67c" preferred
National Linen Service, common
National
1-
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
1-
17 %c
(quar.)
1-
2-15
3
3
common
Co.,
Radio
62%
Fiberglas
50c
(quar.)
R
.
Electric
75c
common
12-22
12-10*
12-15
1-
preferred
(quar.)_
Bearings Canada Ltd.,
Corp. or America—
Common (quar.)
7
4
3
1-
preferred
1-
$25c
(quar.)_
5%
Special
1-
Corp.
Extra
60c
B
4%7c
Owens-Corning
Oxford
Oxford
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)
12-20
12-21
1-15
5%
5%
pfd.
12-31
3
1-31
Co.,
Pyle-National
1-
50c
(quar.)
1
Oil
Quebec
(quar.)
12-31
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hosiery Mills,
Co.
11-
12-10
1-12
—
Otis
93 %c
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co., com.
Stock dividend
National
dividend
Oswego Falls, 4'/2%
12-31
3
3
Extra
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1
$1.16'A
8% preferred (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common..
6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
1-
t25c
Ltd.
Co.
1-15
(quar.)
(Conn.)
2-4
3-1
t40c
1-15
Y.)—i
Insurance
Pure
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Ry.—
:.
Co.,
6c
(quar.)
common
(N.
3-15
$1.12V2
Year-end
37 %c
gtd. (quar.)___
3-31
Inc.—
Co
(quar.)
$1
1-14
12-17
$1.06%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)___
1
25c
Products
preierred
When
Share
Okla., 4%
3
15c
Street
Debenture
12-22
15c
Co.,
preferred
Opelika Manufacturing
of
1-
(quar.)
Bluffs
3
60c
4.65%
Co.
2-
10c
(accum.)
&
Elevator
Public Service
62 %c
C®rp
Stock
1-
tyame of Company
12-31
50c
Television,
1-15
6c
(quar.i—
RR.,
City Bank
National
12-17
50c
Register
National
.
12-15
(quar.)
Biscuit
National
Steel
12-14
3
3
(quar.)
& Bros.
Decatur
Corp.
National
Ontario
5
—
preferred
Nashville
Loan
1
common
Extra
(F.
Ontario
1-
(quar.)
System,
preferred
Omnibus
12-14
1-
&
Per
•
"v.
12-31
1-20
(quar.)
47
Holderi
1-15
$1.06
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Council
12-31
America—
preferred
&
5
$1.18%
When
Payable of Rec.
20c
(Stock dividend)
(One share of Olympic
Development Co. for each 10 shares held)
1-
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
Radio
1-15
30c
4%%
pfd".
(increased)
common
convertible
Omaha
5%
$1.65
(quar.)
Co.,
4%
pfd.
40c
convertible
Olympic
4
1-15
Corp.,
Corp.,
4%%
4
1-15
1-31
30c
Mfg.
Corp. of
6%
12-31
1T15
f20c
(quar.)
_
Murray
tlms
1-14
Inaurance
Mathieson
4%%
Telephone & Telegraph—
(G. C.)
4%
c
6c
Miils
Olin
12-31
5c
(quar.)
Murphy
Mutual
5
37 %
■
(quar.)
Year-ena
Mullin.s
12-28
Town
Oliver
(quar.)
Rice
States
Brass
12-10
share
——.—___
Products,
Quarterly
Mueller
3
1-20
80c
____
for
Colony
Old
$1.75
(one
preferred
Mount
-
Share
Electric,
2-
2-
Inc.
&
56'Ac
outstanding)
Mount Clemens
Company
Gas
5c
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
Per
4.24% preierred
(quar.)
Okonite Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cafeterias
Motorola,
Name of
Oklahoma
preferred
Stock
•
Payable of Rec.
America—
preferred series A (quar.)—.
Morrison
7%
Share
Holder»
Philip Morris & Co.
see
Corp.
Common
When
1-
3
12-10
1-
9c
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
.22-
3
12-15
10c
1-2-55
12-10
31 %c
—
1-2-55
12-10
Commercial'and Financial Chronicle
The
48
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
(48)
•
(s-a)
Common
participating
Participating
Snamrock
Co.
&
Oil
1-10
t30c
+50c
*56'Ac
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B iquar.)
4%
4'A%
Extra
28c
Foods
Extra
7%
-
Class
B
1-3-55
1-3-55
1- 3
1- 3
2- 1
2- 2
11-30
11-30
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
tl5c
$1.25
$1.25
+15c
50c
(quar.)
class
5%
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd. iquar.)
A
(N.)
&
Corp.
O.)
Smith
(A
Smith
(Howard)
Common
iquar.)—
$2
preferred (quar.)
Smith (J. Hungerford)
&
Aircraft
Solar
___——
preferred
(quar. I
Carolina Electric & Gas,
5 %
preferred
preferred
4.50%
4.60%
preferred
5%
1- 3
1-15
1- 3
1-3
1-8
1- 3
1- 1
1-3-55
1-3-55
20c
(quar.)
Sorg Paper Co., 5'A% preferred iquar.i.._—
South Atlantic Gas Co., common
(quar.)—
South
1-15
10c
25c
$1
*70c
12'Ac
10c
$1.37
17'Ac
$1.25
Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd. iquar.i
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)——
Sommers Drug Stores, 50c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Common
4.10%
5.12%
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
(quar.)
com.
56'Ac
57'/ac
62'Ac
30c
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.):
South
Jersey Gas
South
5.25%
Increased
preferred
4>A%
t50c
t$1.50
17'Ac
59c
2-15
1-15
1-15
2- 1
1-20
12-20
12-31
1-15
1-10
12-31
15c
37'Ac
B
preference
Common
participating prelerred (quar.)
Colorado Power, common,
preferred
iquar.)—•
Southern Franklin Process Co.—
6%
Southern
:
4.72%
7%
preferred
Ice,
Southern
clears
$7
(quar.)_
$7
preferred
preferred
Gas
preferred
4.80%
.
50c
25c
2- 1
2-1
1-15
1- 3
iaccumulative)—
31'Ac
1- 3
England Telephone Co. (quar.)
New
Southern
(quar.)—
Southern States Iron Roofing Co.—
Southern
Co.
Oxygen
convertible preferred
5%
$6
Southwestern
1- 3
12-20
$1.25
$1.16'A
1- 3
1- 3
12-15
12-15
1-14
1-10
92:'Ac
97'Ac
$1.033/4
$1.06'A
$1.10
$1,15
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-28
1-15
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
2%
9c
1-28
12-31
50c
50c
1- 3
1- 1
12-10
12-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(Dallas)
Insurance
Life
Southwestern
$1.50
1- 5
12-15
(quar.)
Gas & Electric—
preferred
—
Quarterly
Public Service—
Southwestern
preferred
3.70%
(quar.)
—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)'——
4.15%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
4.25%
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
4.60%
4.36%
27Vic
(quar.)
(stock div.)_
& Bros., Inc.
Engineering (initial)
Spalding
G.)
(A.
Sprague
Springfield Fire
Quarterly
$1.60
.—____
__
Standard
Co.,
Mfg.
Paper
Extra
■
(quar.)
—
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard
Products
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
Standard
Class
B
(quar.)
Silica
Standard
—.___
*15c
—
(quar.)__
Corp.
Stanley
Shake,
'n
Inc.
(quar.)
Extra
Sterchi
&
Stores
Stern Textiles,
&
—._
(quar.u.
.
pfd.
3'A%
Sterling Drug, Inc.,
Stern
-
(year-end)—.
Co.
Bros.
-
—
—
(A.)
Stein
—
(increased quar.)__—:__
Canada
Special
—__
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
:
;_____
4V2 %
preferred
tquar.)_.
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Stokely-Van
5%
prior
Stone
Camp,
(quar.)
Dreference
Container
____
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
%
.
.___
______
Brook RR. Co.
(s-a)
Stop & Shop, Inc. (quar.)_____
Stony
dividend
Stock
Storer
Broadcasting
Stouffer
&
preferred
$5
Chemical
$4.50
Bun
preferred A
Life
Oil
(quar.)
_
___
4'A% pfd. (quar.)..
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
Assurance
$4.50
(Canada)
Extra
Sun
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson
Sun
pfd.
7%
(stock dividend)
Clothier, common
Corp.
Strawbridge
(quar.)__
class A preferred
(quar.)
4'A % preferred A
Supermarkets (quar.)
(quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp.,
Sunrise
Super Valu Stores, Inc.,
5% preferred (quar.)
$5.40
preferred
Superior Propane.
common
_
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Superior Separator.
6%
1-1
12-24
1- 3
1-20'
12-10
1-10
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20
1-5-55
1- 3
12-20
2-1
1-3
1-15
1-14
1- 2
2- 1
12-31
12-15
12-15
1- 7
2-1
1-3
3-11
12-20
2-25
1- 3
12-16
15c
15c
57c
56c
25c
25c
20c
$2
25c
5%
$1.75
4%
25c
$1.25
56 (Ac
SI.12
$1.12
*85c
111411-
3
3
3
1
12-21
12-21
12-13
3-15
.
1-7
1
12-20
1
1-14
1-5
1- 3
12-20
1- 4
12-30
12-24
2-15
2- 1
12-15
1- 3
1-31
2- 1
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1-15
1-19
12-20
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-16
*60c
_
Co., 4'A%
12-24
87V2C
Stecher-Traung Lithograph 1 year-end).
Bros.. Ltd.
(quar.),
of
12-24
1- 1
12-17
1-10
12- 6
40c
——
Stedman
Steel Co.
12-24
1-1
'
7'Ac
25c
*20c
*30c
*30c
30c
25c
(initial)
Ltd., class B (quar.)
Products (increased)—___—-
Brock,
Home
Steak
I2V2C
12%c
$10c
—
Standard Thomson Corp. 51/2%1 pfd.
Stanley
20c
*15c
.—
class A
Ltd.,
Radio,
Standard
25c
75c;
75c
*37'Ac
2-15
1-15
93%c
pfd. A (quar.)
common
—
preferred
3-1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil Co. (Ohio), 3%%
Standard
6%
\
Corp.—
Dredging
conv.
1-20
Marine Insurance Inc.—
&
•Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (quar.)—
-Standard Commercial Tobacco (year-end) _
Standard
12-16
Co.—
A
prelerred
4.65%
1-15
1-11
12-20
12-21
50c
prelerred
5%
Gas
Natural
Southwest
12-27
$1.20
19c
(quar.)
$1.40
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.),_
(quar.)_a
Superior Tool & Die Co. (extra)
1- 3
12-16
$ 1.12'/a
26.9cC
12V2c
2- 1
1-2-55
1-20
30c
62'Ac
-67'Ac
*35c
1- 3
1- 3
1-3
1- 3
1-10
12-10
1-10
12-20
5%
Sutton
(s-a>
preference
(O.
A.)
—_
(quar.)
Corp
3
12-15
1- 3
30c
1-31
5c
1- 7
Ltd.
Stores,
Stock
(quar.)
;—
dividend
preferred
(quar.)—
B
conv.
Tide
3j4%
t40c
1-15
1-15
lffJAc
1-20
12-28
i-
1
12-14
$1.75
1-
3
12-
oOc
1-
4
12-15
1-
5
12-16
22l/2C
1-2-55
12-10
1-3-55
12-16
35c
1-12
12-31
12-20
(quar.) —
pid.
(s-a)
iquar.j;
iquar.i
S.
Royalty
U.
S.
S..oe
S.
Oil
iquar.j
Remiing
(year-end 1
Common
:
31 'Ac
31 'Ac
U.
1-3-55
$3.50
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
Y.i
iN
Trust
S.
Vitamin
(quar.i
United Transit,
Utah
&
muen. a
pfd.
unci
Ltd.
pfd. (accum.)
& Coke Co.
—
Vulcan
Tobin
Co.
Packing
Spocial
Corp.
Mfg.
Toronto
Iron
Class
A
iquar.I
Torrington
Co.
Bank
Trade
Co.
Mortgage
Toronto
Increased
York)
(New
Co.
Trust
(quar.)—
Association, Ltd.
Extra
Class
B
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Finance
Traders
class A
(quar.)
1-
3
12-21
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
New common (initial)
Caribbean Airways, Inc. (Del.)
5%
Co.,
Trans
(quar.)
$2 preferred
Bond,
&
class
Co.,
25c
A
Common
9
Ward
9
—
Ware River
RR.
Warner
Co.
Class
A
(quar.)
Radio
Treesweet
Temper
preferred (quar.)_
$2.70 pfd.
iquar.)__
Corp.,
Inc.,
common
—
preferred—
participating
Participating
—
Union
Acceptance,
Union
Electric
prelerred
preferred
W^t
Penn
60c pfd.
(quar.)^__
$2.70
United
—___
Ltd.
(quar.)
2- 1
1-14
1-5-55
1-14
1- 3
12-28
1- 4
12-14
1-10
1-10
1-10
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-15
1-15
1- 4
12-31
12-31
12-23
<1- 3
1- 2
1- 4
12-23
12-17
12-17
67'/aC
5c.
70c
5c
Bond
Class
5;%
Ltd.
Share,
Weyenberg
Shoe
Mfg.
Wheeling
Lake
Erie
1-
6-%
1- 4
12-31
Wieboldt
1-14
United
Drill
Ltd.,
&
Tool,
class
A
Investments,
Fuel
United
Fruit
1-15
12-17
United
Gas Corp.
class
—
A
preferred
Co.
12-31
Wilcox
12-27
1-14
1- 3
2-28
2- 1
2- 1
12-20
1-31
Wiser
f75c
1- 3
Wood
United
New
Jersey
1-14
12-10
1- 3
12-10
$1.06'A
Co
&
Canal
(quar.)
1-3-55
(quar.)
—_—
1- 3
12-29
$2 50
1-10
12-20
12-20
1-15
12-20
$1.10
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-
1-
1
12-15
1-
8
1
12-15
*$1.10
1-2-55
12-28
1-2-55
12-28
*25c
3-
1
1-31
1-
1
12-10
*S1
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-15
2-
1
1-14
1-
3
12-17
K*
to
12-15
1
1-
3
12-31
1-
3
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
1-
12-27
3
12-10
1-15
12-24
1-
3
12-10
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.433/4
2-
1
2-
1
75c
1-
3
12-
3
1-
3
12-
3
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
$1.31'4
1-
3
50c
2-
1
1-19
*70c
1-
1
12-10
25c
1-31
1-15
1-31
»
12-10
12-17
1-
3
1-
3
37'Ac
1-15
lJC
1-10
$2
—
Corp._
(s-a)
common
1-15
1-10
12-17
20c
(quar.)
Iron
Co.
$1.06'A
2-21
1-31
3
12-13
X-
6%
5%
1-14
3
12-10
SI.25
3
12-15
1-
3
12-13
1-
3.
12-13
2-
1
50c
1-
3
12-
3c
1-
3
11-19
25c
1-3-55
12-20
50c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1-31
1-
$1.11
.(quar.)
1-
50c
pfd
1-3-55
12-20
25c
2-
1
1-2C
$1.50
County Elec; Co.
preferred
(Wm, Jr.)
Monthly
Wrigley
-
12-20
50c
Co.,
(quar.)
(extrai
Wrjght-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
*
12-20
1
75c
Power
Co.
Wbrthington Corp.
V
1
1-
25c
—
preferred
1-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.25
(Alan) Steel Co..
4.44%'
11-30
7'Ac
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
1st pfd.
(qi.ar.)—
Elec.
Oil
Worcester
12-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
Products
Co..
Woodward
1-11
Oil
preferred
&
Wisconsin
l-ll
75c
(quar.)____
preferred
Milk
___:
^ctra
:
12-20
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
com.
Stores,
Oil Co.
Wilson
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.. $2.80
preferred
c$4.25
1-14
25c
.1-7
Union Stock Yards—
1-25
2- 1
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-15
1
10%
Wichita
15c
$25c
(iextra>
3
SI
(quar.)
River
15c
87'Ac
(quar.)
1
1-
2-
25c
Wichita
Co.—
class B
12-
1-15
*25c
com.
preferred A (quar.)
1-15
12.-10
75C
(quar.)
Ry.,
5'A %
Co.,
White Hardware,
12-20
12-20
12-20
8
$1.25
Whjle Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref. (quar.)
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1-
12'Ac
■•••
36c
68%c
67'Ac
12-10
6
Co.—
(quar.)
prior preferred
White Eagle Oil Co
Stock
dividend
Corp.,
12-15
1
10c
Inc.
$5
.
12-15
3
—
-<-4e% prior lien
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
12- 6
3
Ry.
iquar.)_
12-15
2- 1
1- 3
3
1-
60c
1- 1
Motor
11-
20c
37'Ac
(quar.)
quar.i
1- 3
White
50c
c
1
Stationery Corp.—
12-15
|40c
(s-at_____
common
(quar.)
Utilities
Cities
4'A%
&
12-15
92'Ac
87'/2c
12-15
S2
( quar.)
3
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1- 7
12- 6
3
$1.25
Ltd
Co.,
1-
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-
$1.50
$1.50
(increased
&
12-
12-13
Co.—
(s-ai_
Westmoreland,
3
3
$1.50
preferred
1- 3
tl5c
(year-end 1
com.
Union Telegraph Co
(George)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Weston
11-
20c
(quar. i__
iquar.)
Pennsylvania
preferred
Western
,4%
(quar.)
pref.
conv.
Corps..
United
Ltd.,
&
Tablet
^oimnon
<
12-15
35c
*50c
Stores
(s-a)
B
Western
1-14
3
I-
3
1-14
1
40c
$1.12'A
Breweries Ltd.
Plywood
$1.12'/2
_______
convertible preferred
6%
Western
|20c
B
Y.
1-
1-31
2-
*$1.20
convertible
N.
50c
35c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Common
America—
of
Co.
&
United
Class
$%■
62'Ac
$1.02 >/2
r-^% preferred (quar.i
^Weiiern Natural Gas Co.—
Western
12-31
1-15
$1.05
(Toronto), common
Western Insurance Securities
$2.50 class A (accunTrhA
Whiting
Extra
United
A
1-14
1-15
30c
$1.12'/2
iquar.i
1-15
$2
United Cigar-Whelan Stores,
$3.50
dlass
5
$1.25
Assurance Ce.
Grocers,
7V2c
31'Ac
2-
'
(quar.)
preferred
Western
+35c
—
preferred
United
prelerred
30c
25C
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Virginia Water Service—
$4.50
12-17
12-17
5
$l.o0
(quar.)_
Department
$1.25
(quar.)___.
preferred
preferred (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)
Biscuit
$4.50
B
^10%
preferred C (quar.)
Wejt Texas Utilities Co., 4.40%
Western
12-17
3
13
1-
25c
RR+^-ai
Co.—
Canada
$1
Canada,
RR.
:
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
Western
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)__.—
6%
iquar.)
(accum.)__
iquar.i/t
$2
(Mich.)—(quar.)_
;
$1.44
Power
preferred
Western
Telephone Co.
$2.75
6%
12-22
Missouri—
of
of
Co.
Pacific
Extra
Union
Kentucky Coal
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Ltd.,
Co.
prelerred
Union
& Seashore
West
$1
Y. 1
Year-end
Union
West Jersey
12-15
4.20%
1-
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-31
12-31
___
__________
(N.
Co.
Trust
Underwriters
$3.50
12-15
ape preferred
(quar.)
Udylite Corp.
$3.70
Sugar
Chemical Co.,
12-31
preierence
..
$4
Wtgjt Indies
Corp.—
prior
$4.50
West End
12-15
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
—____
$1 12'/2
Tuckett Tobacco, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—__
f$1.75
Twin City Rapid Transit, common (quar.)
40c
5%.
convertible prior preferred (quar,62'/2c
Twin Coach Co., $1.50 conv pfd
(quar.)
37'/2c
208 South LaSalle Street Corp.
(quar.)
62V2c
4%%
12-30
1-15
5%
$1.25
T/k
True
Wesson
Weijt Coast Telephone, $1.20 pfd.
63%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Tri-Continental
12-15
12-28
Line—
(quar.)
Products.
Trip-Charge,
Pipe
Gas
preferred
Trav-Ler
Snowdrift
&
12-23
f20C
(quar.)
—
5c
dividend)
(stock
B
$2.55
Ltd.
Co.,
Waykesha Motor Co. (increased quar.)
Knitting Mills iquar.i
We^b <k Knapp, Inc., $6 preferred i accum.) _
Weeden Sc Co., 4%' conv. pfd. (quar.)
L
Oil
1-15
$1.37'A
50c
A_
Brothers Co., com. (increased quar.)
5%
preferred iquar.i—
Washington Gas Light (increased)__
&
12-15
12-10
$3.50
V a^ren
5%
iquar.)
Transcontinental
—
gtd. (s-a)
(Jack)
3
3
t75c
35c
iquar.i
Pictures
Bros.
12-17
preferred
5'A%
Baking Co.,
12-22
1-
1-
1-3-55
Ltd.—
Worts,
iyear-endl_
Inc.
Tiernan,
&
Referred (s-a)
dividend
Stock
6
62'Ac
iquar.i
Gooderhain &
Hiram 1
15c
1 accum.)
iquar.)
Inc.
System.
Wallace
—
1-i.U
1-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Quarterly
,West
12-24
$1.75
iquar.i
Baking Corp.—
4jA%
t30c
j60c
12-15
1-14
25c
12-
t
1- 7
1-15
1- 7
1- 3~---«JLrfL_8
1- 3
12- 8
1- 3
12- 8
1- 3
12- 8
2- 1
1-12
12-20
3
3
Walker
2- 1
3
1-
12-23
2-15
1-15
+60c
$1.12'/2
t50c
25c
iquar.)
4'/2%
Trane
20c
+30c
3
11-
tide
Cotton
&
—
quar.
Building
Traders
(quar.)
reduced 1
1
&
12-20
1-
$1.50
1-15
12"
2-10
1- 5
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
12-16
7-15
Walker
12-15
7
4-18
12-
40c
Co. of Nevada___
iquar.)
Works, common iquar.)
Mining
Tonopah
Toro
(quar.)
;
1-
1
Waldorf
1-10
12-22
8-
12-10
2-11
1- 3
1- 3
4
1
37'Ac
Waite
2-11
14%
_18.2857%
20c
10c
5c
35c
t25c
+25c
f$1.25
—.
_;
1-14
2-
1-
2
Watson
(final)_______
1
2-16
)C
1
pre.erred
Wayne
ifinal 1
2-
3
3
5-
12-15
1-3
Deferred
12-15
2-
7%- preferred
1-10
Ordinary
12-
3
37 'Ac
12-20
Ltd.—
3
1-
37'Ac
Wagner
1-25
1-12
(annual)—
Corp
Export
Securities Trust,
1-
iquar.i
preferred
20c
50c
(Bait.)
Co.
Products
Tobacco
Tobacco
12-10
fl.ic
iquar.)
6%
Ry.,
preferred
12-31
Title Guarantee
5
10c
is-ai_
lion Coal
12-15
1
1-
1-14
f$l
Wabasso
12-
12-14
1
iquar.)_______
Detinning Co.,
7'>
pfd.
6%
9
1-12
3
$2
1-—
Ltd
6%
1-10
1
1-
(s-a)
eased
Extra
12-15
2-
f50c
Inc.
Freeze,
Ventures,
Viau,
2-
J^C
25c
iquar.i
$4 convertible
01
12-20
—
dividend)
Light
Corp
12-20
1-15
50c
iquar.>i__
common
l-lo
17 'A c
5%
iquar.)
Utility Appliance oorp.—$1 convertible preferred
Vanadium.
1
2-15
12 v2c
$2
quar.i
(quar.)——.—
iquar. 1
e
Corp. (stock
Match
Power
pfd.
Tooacco,
8preferred
Universal
2-
10c
:
(increased
com.
preleried
5%
Leal
Universal
12-15
62'Ac
(quar.)—i
Corp.
Stockyards,
conv.rtr.le
2i)c
Wayier
—
12-24
l-lo
62'/2C
n.
Virginia
3-15
12-24
87 l/2c
series
12-24
12-
1-22
1-15
(quar.i
preierence
12-15
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
12-24
2-15
$2
Printing &
Virginia
4- 1
1-15
SI
(quar.)_.
S.
5%
1-10
1- 3
12-24
.'
Lithograph Co.—
preferred
7%
U.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical, 6%
30c
5%
12-31
l-i5
Mining—
Ai
12-24
25c
12-zO
1-15
10%
dividend
(smelting,
12-15
1-31
3
.
12-1
2-15
2- 1
1- 3
1- 3
1-
25c
Coip
Corp.
3-15
1- 1
12-15
3
5c
Year-end
Stock
1-
3
50c
U.
U.
.
93 J/4 C
9J',4C
A
B
1-10
1- 3
1- 3
(initial)
preferred
12-15
1- 4
*12-14
1-18
$1
prelerred
$0.1052
Timely Clothes (quar.)——_——■—25c
Tip Top Tailors Ltd.
(quar.)____
tl5c
Si.20
12-20
12-20
12-17
12-17
12-14
1-11
5%
iquar.i
common
3^% .preferred
United Gp.s Improvement Co.—
JS1.25
1-11
50c
stock.
Card Co
S? Plywood,
U.
2- 1
1- 3
25,c
:
_____—
preferred (initial series) (quar,)
Water Associated Oil-
5%
stock_
common
4V2%
(N. J.),
Co.
S-Lines
U. J5- Playing
4
1-
12-28
1-18
5%
dividend
""Stock
U.
12-23
1-15
B
pre.eired
7%
2-15
1- 3
1-15
B
class
111
Machinery,
Hoiiman
3
_
iquar.i
U.-S." G^paum Co.,
S.
3
1-
12-21
2'fa
payaoie
preferrta
U.
1-
1-12
50C
uividena
Stocx
12-20
60c
62'Ac
$1
t40c
:
common
non-convertible
5%
iquar.i
class
1-6
1
3
3
3
1
—
—T
12-15
12-15
1111-
2-
$1.75
payable in
Year-end
1- 3
1- 3
25c
31'Ac
31'Ac
$1
$1
(quar.
Markets,
pfd.
conv.
12-15
1-15
Co.—
Quarterly
Thorofare
—
'
uiviuend
slock
$*
(Jo.,
1- 3
2-1
1- 4
1
Co.—
C___
58c
,
(quar.i
Mills
Thomaston
loil
12-15
25c
preference (quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)__—,i_.
300 Adams Building Inc.
(Chicago)Thrift
(Balt.i
e,o.
1-14
1- 3
$1.25
$1.14
convertible
$2.40
tm+sning
U.~b.
Velvet
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
B
Glass Mfg.
(quar.;
(quar.i
1-15
Co.—
Gas Pipeline
<quar.)_—
United
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Ordinary
preferred
preferred
4%
^2-27
1- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
12-20
2-
50c
U.~S.
Valspar Corp.,
SI.25
preleried
Thatcher
Electric—
&
Materials
Southern
1- 3
4%
Inc.,
4%
1- 5
$1.75
._—
(quar.)
Indiana
Southern
1- 5
1- 5
$1.75
arrears)
111111111-
Co.
CjUu.ainyj
oc,
3
luc
—
—
—
prelerred (quar.)_
prelerred (quar.)
Inc.,
$1.25
payment
(this
12-15
11-29
12- 3
Specialities
nutut)
l2-~d
1-
62 *,2C
—
comuion
$1.35
$1.24
—
—
Textron
to.
I.)
iquar./
$1.16
$1
(quar.).
—_______
(stock dividend)
for each share held)
Textiles,
12-20
U.
12-23
3
7'Ac
iquar.i
iR.
20c
+
(increased)
Utilities
United
Inc.
JViaujiiiery,
Shoe
1
1-
37 %c
Puoii.ners
25c
$1,14
(quar.)
Lignt, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
&
Power
Texas
y
(quar.)
1-15
1- 5
1- 3
&
preieirta
United
com.
iquar.)
preferred
5%
Texas
12-15
of
Public Markets
U. -St
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.»__•
Sulphur
Common
12-20
50c
28c
28'Ac
1- 3
1-31
1-31
1-31
iquar.)
iquar.)_—
Southern California Edison, common (quar.)
4.48%
convertible preferred iquar.)_
4.56% convertible preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
6%
$4.56
Illinois Natural
Texas
1- 8
50c
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Public Service, common
12-15
12- 8
12-15
15c
Service,
shares
iTwo
Printers
bmteo
12-23
1-
_,oc
1
.
(quar.i
United
United
com
1-
$1.06 »A
Works,
Dye
preierred
1
5c
Chemical Corp.—
&
preferred
4.96%
Texas Gulf
12-15
12-15
8%
;—-—
quarterly
preferred
o.-tO'/o
12-10
1-15
——
_____—
(quar.)
pre,erred (quar.)—
Texas Gas Transmission—
12-10
12-10
12-10
1- 3
1-10
1- 3
1- 3
—_______
$4
12-10
50c
25%
—
preferred
$4.64
12-15
$1.12'/2
—_
common
dividend
1- 3
2-1
1-15
$1.15
$1.16
$1,161/4.
$1.27'A
$1.28
$1.31'A
$1.46'A
—__________
(quar.)__—
Gas Lines—
Products
Electric
Texas
12-15
$1.75
iquar.)—
Sugar,
Rico
Porto
Stock
12-15
$1.06V*
—_________—
preferred 1 entire issue called for re¬
demption on Jan. 15 at $5.25 per'share
plus this dividend)
—
Terminal Tower (Cleveland) (quar.)
r—
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
South
1- 3
8%
J2-20
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
1- 3
1- 4
(quar.)—
preferred
Tennessee Natural
Tennessee
(quar.)—
Transmission, com.
4.85%
12-31
12- 3
12-15
22'Ac
35c
$1.02'A
___
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).—
prelerred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.65%
J2";*}
12-31
1- 3
J2"2*
1-31
50c
(quar.)
Engineering Co.—
Tool
Snyder
1-31
*25c
J50c
(extra)
Corp.
preferred
4.64%
1- 3
1- 3
Piece
$4.25
12- 3
*5c
4.25%
Ltd.—
Mills,
Paper
(quar.)
_—________________—
4.10%
4.60%
1- 3
15c
Tennessee Gas
12-15
12-15
1-10
1-3
2-15
2-15
1- 3
1-3
1- 3
35c
-
Year-end
Tennessee
1-3-55
12-15
lz-lo
1-27
1-27
12- 3
(quar.)—15c
Aircraft
11-13
12-10
*50c
*20c
(s-a)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd
Temco
*2"*9
12-28
Skenandoa Rayon Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Slater
1-10
1-10
1-3
1-28
Instrument
Taylor
12-20
$10c
(Canada)
-
12-20-*
1-3-55
1-3-55
1- 3
+65c
(quar.)
1
iquar.)
Extra
12-14
J 15c
(Quebec), Ltd
Dairies
Silverwood
1-18
2- 1
2- 1
+$1.75
*20c
preferred (quar.)
Mines,
1- 3
Is
(increased quar.)
preferred
4%
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
12-21
1-17
Ltd., common
<G.)
Ud^ed
1- 7
12-21
12- 1
62'/2c
717/bC
15c
15c
i25c
:
Extra
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
Common
1- 3
*45c
*25c
Trading. Ltd. (interim)__
of Canada, Ltd.—
&
Transport
(quar.)
*4c
25c
iquar.i
B
Class
Tamblyn
12-21
25c
Special
Sigma
12-21
5c
___
Shedd-Bartush
Shell
1- 3
1- 3
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A tquar.)
12- 2
12- 2
1-14
1- 4
1-2-55
$1
5j/4%
12-14
1-15
15c
(quar.)__
Shawmut Association
2-25
(quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Min^s, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. <s-a)
Taleott
iJames 1,
Inc., 5%
pfd. iquar.)
12-22
1-3-55
1-3-55
Co.
&
(year-end)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
$4
preleried
(quar.)
$4.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
stock
of com.
heldi—
snare
tone
shares
two
each
1- 3
1- 4
50%
tquar.i_
Gas Corp.—•
dividend
lor
1- 3
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
prior
Shakespeare
Stock
Swift
12-10
12-10
Rubber—
Seiberling
4>A%
$1.50
75c
(s-a)
22'Ac
75c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
of America
Co.
Sweets
12"19
1- 3
1- 3
15c
;
prelerred
3%
Rubber
Swan
Angeles)—
<Los
Insurance
Security Title
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holdert
When
Per
Holder*
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
When
Per
•
Holder$
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
(quar.)
6
Co.—
Extra
'"Hlonthly
+
1-15
A
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5391
Per
Name of Company
Yates-
American
Cab
York
Macnine
Ltd.
Mines,
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)____
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
Steel
Door
Co.
12-10
Gross
12-17
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1.75
1- 3
12-17
75c
1-15
1-15
50c
62'/2e
1- 3
1- 3
$22'/2c
Extra
books
closed
not
for
in
resident
Canadian "funds,
15% ;
tax
a
Le:s
British
x
•
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
date
resident
income
and/or
the
at
1-3
record
indicated
The
of
corrected
6z
Co,
the
here.
York,
and
Co.,
lias
&
Jr.
The
Mr.
(as
properties which
Subs.)—Earnings—
of
after
103,629,612
19J)26,S65
preferred
stock
2,751,579
stock outstanding at end
com.
o.
16,371,586
5,806.136
5,278.306
$3.10
Earnings per common
—V.
180,
of period
$2.99
share_____
61.
p.
to
G.
R.
Gross
irorn
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
__
36,740
45.776
21.735
59.653
7,504
13,819
*12,818
24,667
1,110.744
1.001,590
1,043.089
in
462,459
438.485
498,195
196,009
159,824
102,162
will
169,135
Income___
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
180,
2596.
p.
creasing Temperature Problems—
500-700
industrial
is
Fahrenheit
indications that
luture,
the
company
Fiberglas
and
have
processes
announces.
personnel
from high temperatures.
Fiberglas insula¬
tions are effective to 900 degrees and Kaylo to 1,200 degrees.
.Kaylo heat insulations, manufactured by Owens-Illinois Glass Co.,
distributed
Oxford
»'
This
its
by
180,
1978.
p.
are
"Ground
in
1955.
"In
The
a
and
rate
share
per
Dec.
31,
of
is
$J.20
2400.
p.
record
the
on
for the
of
other
American
Pan
business
in
its
year-end
a
"Gross
history,
Airways
Juan
statement,
volume
Mr.
including
3)
first
Douglas
half
DC-7B
in
of
T.
the
will
rep¬
highs.
electric
levels
last
rise
such
work
also
are
throughout
generator
"demands
leveled
months
for
planned
and
the
on
announce¬
station
new
200.000-kilowatl
installation
in
early
capacltv.
1955
one
P.
at
E.
s
Pa.
distribution
in
order
to
lines,
keep
Philadelphia.
substations,
pace
Other
re-enforcement
of
with
major
and
growing
additions
production
gas
and
facilities."
other
next
steam
and
year,
five
it
years,
like
a
the
for
facilities
plans
in
expansion
1954
spend
in
INCOME
of
any
1953
tests
155.450.803
149.910,573
$35,556,168
income
Gross
237,075
income
627,010
$£8,843,567
Income
„
$36,183,178
6,724,691
deductions (net)_
7,759,345
Net
!
income
Divs.
cn
pfd. and
div.
$1
$31,084,222
Earnings for
prefer,
stocks
recorded
Trippe,
t
e
volume
largest
President,
the
increase
Pan
which
use.—V.
will
180,
announced
the
company
as
Common
;
shares
11,141.294
10.734 752
The
End of
11,763,840
10,804.864
$2.39
-
___'
;_
$2.36
.
$2.27
$2.35
v
443.
p.
charging
November—
Net
from
Net
ry.
in
service
transocean
seven
trans¬
1954
$146,212
railyay
railway..
1952
$206,339
$211,481
from
Net
from
$189,313
19,832
52.519
29.580
46,691
46,437
71,519
1,719,700
2,234,870
2.056,776
2,191,094
25°,213
A
Net
ry.
—V.
403.862
3)1.114
432,662
535,654
651,358
575,971
safety,
The
Controls, Inc.—Class/A Stk. Partially Converted
dass
Midwest
A
Stock
stock
(par
Excharge
outstanding stock
was
that
there
It
Dec.
at
had
been
28
previously
converted
was
Dec.
28
reinstated
as
advice
to
was
only partially converted into
been
into
$10)
on
remained
reported
common
class
10,919
that
all
stock.—V.
of
A
the
130,
p.
dealings
received
class
from
from
outstanding.
Net
ry.
A
shares
plans.
record
Nov.
26
from
s
and
Smith, Barney & Co., the managing underwriters.
Subscription riehts expired on Dec. 23. See details of
offering in V. 180, p. 2400.
Pennsylvania
Power
Dividends
1954
revenues
Net income after taxes
—V.
interest
2,641,954
175,
______
344.06.9
$2,297,885
$1,931,561
330.
p.
Gross
Net
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
oner,
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
railway
p.
$92,401,271
income___
1951
$37,022,815
13,110.757
12.521,672
19,024,953
13,436.127
6,321,387
4,944,578
8,569,248
5,679,577
1—
opei.
180.
income
$70,491,470 $79,543,692
1952
!
Net
seconds,
ry.
1,102,920
1,097,955
338,391
,
-
Product—
45."42 433
41,312,828
45,108.118
735.150
10,236,052
.6.870 315
5,799,110
12,929,868
9,147,943
is
removed
is
provided permitting a cupaeilei
test.
from
pounds and measuress 14x9x7 inches overall.
common
the
in
standard photo¬
with the low-
as
cost
for reproduction. of diagrams and
"Electrofax" process for obtaining rapid
use
chemical
no
om
in
•
a.
processing.-
Settlement of Armstrong
Suit—
vl
ami:
late
Major Edwin H. Armstrong,
Professor of Electrical Engineering"
Columbia
University.
By agreement ol' tile parties Judge Philip .5.
McCook, former Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of N«mr
York, acted as arbitrator to fix the amount paid in settlement.
The settlement calls for payment totaling approximately $1,000,000.
Judge McCook stated: "I believe that the amount fixed is lair, ju t
settled
Co.,
the
the
of
Chairman
Broadcasting
Boards
of
corporation
this
a
announced on Dec. 30 that RCA
against them by the estate ol the
Inc.,
claims
reasonable."
and
appointed Special Master by the U. U.
of Delaware to preside- over the pre¬
Judge McCook
District
trial
was originally
for the District
Court
depositions
against
suit
NBC
and
RCA
the
and
in
brought b" the late Major A 1-mstroj.jg
the suit has now been
dismissed by
stipulation.
.
Dividend
Extra
Pay
dividend
of
35
of
cents
Cents
35
Share—A
per
t
quarterly
stock
were
declared on Dec. 3, Brig. General David SarnofX,
Chairman of the Board, has announced. Both dividends
extra
cents
Dec.
on
future
14.'
April
a
common
declared
1955,
^
a
dividend
the period
holders
to
by
87'2
of
of Jan.
of
General
such
1.
cents
per
share cn
195::,
Marr-v
1955 to March 31,
stock
ol
record
on
1955.
stock
Ccmmon
In
dividens
addition,
declared
RCA
stock.—V.
preferred
p.
The
id
180,
by RCA for the year 1954 total'J
$3,153,000 in dividends on its mte2740.
p.
Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
(Wash.)
company
Dec.
on
14
covering $85,000 of 5',2%offeied
be
P.
at
be
to
Harper
used
iofund
par
&
ton
filed
a
letter
of
notification with the SEf;
20-year sinking lund bonds due Dec. 1. 19V)
(in
denominations of $1,009 each)
throui,i
& Co., Seattle, Wash.
Tiie net proceeds a e
purchase
as ets
oi'
Methow Valley
indebtedness and wo.king capital.
to
mortgage
1954
1952
1951
$671,259
$-65,628
$707,879
141,106
193,795
211,484
112,332
102,62J
139,042
136,585
81,240
6.730,343
8,405,246
railway
income
oper.
1953
Net
from
ry.
railway
8,035,326
1,396.651
2.020.496
1.726,313
1.462,076
1,022,20.)
income
oper.
180,
7,811,406
1,331,532
1.197,882
1,116,237
railway
railway___„,__
$9,333,03 i
income~_-
1,181,501
from
Not
from
Net
ry.
Telephone. Co.,
oper.
Not
N*1
r".
—V.
that
of
the
published
books of
at
7,
1954.
In
H.
of
the
the
audit
for.
inventory
$1,245,991.
dividends
shows
Mr.
paid
permitted
Life
937,913.569
951.362.793
Mutual
125,605,172
171 407,053
152,173,795
137,107,199
Sells,
46,611,423
75.635,544
68,056,661
54.051,903
Mr.
Evans
of
our
loss
also
Oct.
under
Insurance
independent
the
Co."
certified
further
to
Purchase
to
contrary, an independent
shows that it was
Company
from
period
Co.,
Jan.
1,
1954
of
of
Laclede
$256,334
and
pointed
stockholders,
which acquired
Inc.,
stock
before
write-downs
out
to
in
October,
the
to
T.
M.
sub¬
a
stated
extraordinary
end
a
stockholders
total
that
3.675.253
1,707.643
2 .489,0:'
1 .125,Co
122,652.097 120,212.310
2o.210.827
27.4 7.767
15.708.286
14.41J.0U9
118 .534.6..
21 .684.2"
10.,221.76:
.2,314.565
1.377,373
12,405,413.
i"''ome:.__
2296.
p.
audit
public
prepared by Haskins
accountants of St. Louis.
that.
of
the
"We
was
wish
affairs
of
to
advise
that
Laclede-Christy
Stores,
Inc.—Institutions Buy Stock—,
participating in the recent pnrcha e Horn this corporation oi 2o.0G)
shares of 4:it'<
convertible preferred stock tpar $100) were: Mm .
Life Insurance Co. of
New York; Connecticut Mutual Life Insurai. -
Life
National
Co.
Insurance
The
..
proceeds
also
First
trustee;
as
Lincoln
See
Mutual' Life Insurance Co.;'Northwestern nation. ,
National Bank of M uncapohs
as trustt- ;
Insurance Co.; and Northwestern National Li ■:
Massachusetts
Co.;
Bank
V.
ure
180,
p.
lo be
1579.
ured
for. expuiisioii
«u)u
.
,
„
\voiKin0
capii-
.
loss
"cash
1954 have exceeded by $541,000 the
terms of the loan agreement with Penn
7,
The
stated
investigation
Offer
Laclede-Christy
adjustments
to
the
the
Porter
common
Evans
p.ior
in
loss
K.
a
to
Laclede-Christy
letter
a
of
majority
amount
result
statements
the
substantial
a
President
charge
of
of
spite
2l!l37[547
railway
np»r.
180,
99,717.4'4
railway—_
irom
from
Red Owl
rated
1951
1353
1"52
$10.8':4 188 $12,024,426 $11 .372.5
2296.
p.
(II. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Renews
Laclede-Christy Shares—
audit
2,010.985
From Jan. 1—
Gross
railway
1954
November—
as
&
Republic Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
of
a
plus
mortgage sinking find
first
through
Co.,
the
accrued
Eank,
redemption on Feb. ^1. 1955. $2,006 bonds. 3%. scries duo Aug. 1. 11" '
sinking lund.
Payment, at 100.70
at th.
Chemical Corn ExchUi: /.
11.0, p. _400.
corporation has called loi
This
COO
Nov;
operation of the
interest will l'c
Yoik,
trustee.—V.
;
stock of-
holders of such
Sarnoff said thuA
the board of director
April, July, October and January, Under this near,
will be made one month curlier than heretofo:ft
also
1,
and
the
on
declaration,
dividends declared
stock for
preferred
to
share
dividend
quarterly
will be payable in
schedule, payments
pavable
1955,
1954.
17,
per
share
per
24,
this
announcing
the
in
25
of
payable Jan.
Gross,
$626.5.34
•
Development—
in
6,235,429
7,521,336
^
paper
in
Sarnol'f,
have
Win.
30,253.655
income
railway
from
960,519.733
feature
it
of America—New
with
Rainier
From Jan. 1—
Gross
780.526,238
2698.
bo
FBA
'
2296.
p.
from
Evans,
1953
and
2103.
p.
experimental use in a camera.
At exposures of
outdoor light, it has prouueed
positive prints
second
a
few
191,384
838,511
railway.
irom
stantial
I954
not
can
VA
Reading Co.—Earnings-
our
Pennsylvania RR —Earnings—
of
quantitative tests may be performed with the
shorts, opens and Intcrmi.tents as well
factor, leakage current and
11
Created for use
including
halt
$3,842,484
1.201,482
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings-
Oct.
November—
program
volume
permanent prints from photo negatives, microfilm enlargements cr
projected images, the new paper has proven its sensitivity in numeror >
1951
$4,466,633
488.250
November—
In
Balan-e
—V.
169,
date.
later
a
the
substantial
resistance,„ power
before
papers
1153
2,335,630
344,069
,
1952
$3,265,676
211,455
railway
oper.
130,
—V.
$13,521,328 $12,914,244
and
preferred stock
011
ry.
Net
Co.—Earnings Up—
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Operating
from
Net
at
$42 per share, .97,052 shares were
subscribed for, and the remaining 2,948 shares were sold
by Drexel & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
ln53
$2,681,140
income
oper.
Net
of
1954
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Pro
Pennsylvania Company for Banking and Trusts, Phila¬
delphia, Pa.—Stock Offering Completed—Of the 100,000
shares of capital stock recently offered to stockholders
the
to
and
to
had
1539.
during
itself
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
stock,
committed
has
Although the "Electrofax" paper is as sensitive
graphic contact printing papers, it compares in
sensitivity
$18,898,000.
November-
the
the
and
common
shares
on
that
construction
residential
Co.-*-Introduces New
di charge
a
Corp.
stancling
Penn
of
agreement
that is so photosensitive that it can mak«
contact prints at exposures oi
a
fraction of a second has been de¬
veloped by scientists of this corporation for use in a new, simplified
dry photographic process known as "Electrofax."
421,075
2597.
p.
Pru¬
equipped with a quick-charge switch to decrease tho
constant when testing high capacity paper capacitor::,
The- directors
income
oper.,
180,
of
is
low-cost, coated
first
railway
flow
even
an
for
analyzer weighs
—V. 180, p. 1374.
In
37,279
railway
contract
a
during 1355.
Approximately
the United
States are
facilitate
involved.—V.
as
The
1951
60,0)7
income-
oper.
tests
discharged
record
1953
From Jan. .1—:
Gross
place
iastest
from
loans
to
very
a
be
well
time
for
be
are
Gross
of
resistance.
dividend
period—
160,
as
as
CRA-1
To
share—
per
that
capacitance,
insulation
outstanding—
Average during period—
End of period
—V.
a
2085.
p.
4.109.594
$25,348,893
on
25%.
will
the
be
for
was
American
4,428,956
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
14'V
about
$29,458,487
$26,655,266
com.
stock—
common
this
Electric
such
lor
NBC
$38,606,492
______!
1
execution
the
way.
National
$194,057,295 $1.85.466.741
income.—:
designed
volume
will
Announces
1954
moiteuge
under
expected
Qualitative
David
STATEMENT
levcnues
announced
23
K.
CRA-1,
$304,000,000.-
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
improvement
$70.000,0C0. more than
budgeted in 1955.
During
were
is
amount
to
and
2740.
new
tests,
expenditures
and
gas,
subject
p.
capacitor-resistor analyzer, model CR-1. is now in production.,
Foil, Jobber Sales Manager, announced recently.
The new analyzer is designed with a built-in quick-check unit that
permits the technician to test a suspected capacitor,
while in thu
circ.it, without disconnecting the capacitor or disturbing the circuifi
to
1959.
of
for
and
Greater
expansion
begun
for
is
large
loans
Radio
and
scheduled
electric
is
Pyramid
before.
is
it
Jack
continuing,
the
effect to the 25'%»
to acceptance by
giving
180,
Although exact estimates of the extent ol
and
was
(after
1954),
20,
ny
1954.
year
Oct.
year.
residential
four
is
share
per
1955,"—V.
Dec.
011
expected
made,
lequiremcnts
power
of
last
event
the
This
the
purchase the warehoused loans from the banks at
7
acquisition
that
of
Trust Co., of New York which will act as Manager
participating banks sharing in a "warehousing" of
Prudential
The
enterprise
requirements
in
up-surge
record
CONSOLIDATED
Trippe said:
by
1955,
aircraft,
commerieal
the
of
coming
The comp
.
in
announced
industrial
new
notable
transmission
company's
any
the
mail
revenue
increased
Across
the
Atlantic
the
ports
an
industry's
the
"A
broken
an
facilities
The
in
"
World
"Cargo
who]".
amend¬
past
payments
will
be
approximately
$226,000,000
compared
with
$217,949,396
in
1953.
Total
passenger
revenue
again showed a substantial increase—9%, wita the Rainbow
service tourist revenue leading the way.
In
that
be
electric
the
distribution
27.
In
While
summer,
to
used
ever
wiP
include
American World Airways, Inc.—1954 Best Year—
"""54
Dec.
(Jan.
Average during period—-—
Pan
.
financing
'
Porter Co.. Inc. has decided,
minority holders, of Laclede-
K.
H.
into mortgage investments throughout the country and
continue high level, active participation in the financing
(0
find
to
$15
5,
arrangement
it
the
largest, is scheduled
station, near Plioenixville,
Earnings
In
ability
at
residential
funds
of
demands
Completion
"New
stock
common
Ja l.
on
180,
dividends
In addition a special dividend ol 25 cents
15, 1C55 to stockholders of record on
year.
paid
1954.—V.
unbroken profit
an
paying quarterly
a
be
'this
tenable
are
has maintained
now
will
the
FHa
and
dential
by
the
a
Porter
shares
distributed
of
T.
properties)
of
under
K.
possibility,
Jan.
Irving
M.
*
Co.
com¬
your
previously
purchase
company
Group
A.
now
101,434
company
years,
at
in
world's
Other
outstanding, and 800,000 shares of author¬
ized $15 par value common stock, of which 761,470 shares are out¬
standing. The stock, heretofore, has been traded over-the-counter.
43
&
this
stock
James
to
Haskins Sa
of
160
banks
and
trust
companies throughout
expected to be members of the group.
issue
to William
success
upon
the
of
today
1954
heart
added;
addition,
the
and
which
The
gas.
extent
proceeds
higher than
Operating
Big Board—
on
to
proposes
supplied
scattered
or
01*
Operating expenses, taxes, etc.____
in its 55th year,
has filed an application to list
preferred stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
200,000 shares of authorized $5 preference stock, no j.ar
company,
value, of
Fiberglas' Corp.—V.
Paper Co.—To List
common
There
Owens-Corning
small
oil
of
electricity.
expected
operating
are
be
to
Burden
Co.
the
a
•VA
upon
by Philadelphia Electric of plans to build at Eddystone,
Pa., a
gigantic new-type electric generating station, which will
employ for
the
first
time
"super-critical"
steam
pressures
and
temperatures,
electric,
Kaylo
industrial heat insulations have been developed
to
meet
problems
resulting irom
these
stepped-up processes.
The
insulations provide
improved process contro', conserve fuel and pro¬
tect
is
of
advantageously purchased.
in
the
year's
be
demands
increased
to
from 350-500 degrees in
the past seven
temperatures will go even higher in the
degrees
with
years
'of
therefor
partner
of
Burden
ment
of
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Insulations Meet In¬
temperatures
be
of
Rincliffe
Cromby
Average
from
spring and
the
Jiigher than
railway
railway
price
McGhee
5,000
not
laboring
to
(EST)
This
Co.,
&
as
and
Co.
Laclede-Christy
report
concerning
Prudential Insurance Co. of America—New Contract—
be
2,300-square mile area served by
Delaware Valley, exceeded the record
"Substantial gains were recorded in the residential and
in
use
the
it
1,091,136
573,773
1—
from
Net
$109,826
income
oper.
to
shares issued
210,000
ol'
audit
information
•
of
offer
dividend
p.m.
under¬
properties.
company
Stewart,
affairs
enclosed
factual
?}<v
mnclit
mai's,
and
units rre
Burden
operating
gas
the
the
that
modernization
and
press
500.000
as
100,000
M.
common
the
and
McLean
general
net
services
commercial
Mr.
$72,317
rail way..
R.
Rincliffe, President,
1955
$93,868
;
a
and
George C. McGhee,
to
A.
Dallas,
oil
outstanding
company;
to
of
producing
considerable
can
the
company,
levels of 1953.
1951
1952
$79,164
railway
well
as
The
by WiTiam
McGhee,
C.
reserves
a
use
utility
and
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings1953
stock
3
have
you
been
view
Christy
properties.
carried
1954
to
this
out
November—
par,
on
principal
stock,
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Record Demands for Utility
Accompany Electric Industry's Expansion—
tor
Shs.
STC
the
preferred
Services
.2,65.5,379
17,330.617
i_k—
Balance
10c
5'/»
regarding
fact
impartial
the
stock.
agaiii
A
20,132,196
interest, etc
the
is
formed
10,000
distinguished
depend
such
S
108,702,136
taxes,
of
stock.
common
with
consisting of $75
share
stock,
common
par
statement
each
one
1953
1954
revenues
on
of
10c
subscription
substantial
$
income
units
1970,
maintenance
49
received, it is possible that yon
misapprehension when
you
did
Co., Inc. to purchase your stock
$15 a share, which offer was on the same basis as that accepted
the
former President and
Diiectors
of
Laclede-Christy Co. for
with
the
Stewart
resent
intends
Net
due
the
the offer of H.
accept
"In
to
According to the prospectus, the company "will be interested pri¬
marily in the acquisition of properties of considerable value each of
wi'l
Operating
at
Y.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
of
extensive
an
be completed.
received,
through
information
view
which
by
to
have
represents
have
not
that
have
you
may
53,316,879
acquire
of
(Continued from page 8)
Dividends
*3,726,178
recently
25,000
which
(&
*3,750,144
100,000
shares
Co.,
Investment News
Co.
*2,841,626
George
to
acquired
common
ment.
Corporation and
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
in
Sells
*712,094
through William A. M. Burden & Co..
offering price and underwriting terms are
was
organization
Hill,
Edison
and
amendment.
.
payment
will
conflicting
9.775,773
*956,024
offered
company
New
Bui den
Ohio
9,339,963
*842,117
filed
public
supplied by
Non¬
250.000
General
9,421,058
debentures
publicly
Production
is
date
*306,553
22.96.
p.
covering
4%
.
The
ISO,
1954,
of
writer.
;
source.
be
The
incorrect.
was
*84,800
*386,080
*575.864
par, ar.d ten shares
additional shares of the
:
tax.
date
*109,769
*454,937
8,652,413
income—
$25
7%.
tax
27,
opinion
cur
pany
railway
corporation
amount
tax.
income
published
Dec,
to
deductible
tax
*117,110
26,760
Petroleum Reserves Inc., N.
1-3
Canadian non-residents tax.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
"fPayafcle
•
"13.992
railway
oper.
This
dividend.
this
from
is
"Since
their
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-16
2-1
$1.25
17V2c
:
,
1951
$801,614
income___
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
12-17
1
1- 3
1- '3
2-1
TlOc
(quar.)___:
Ltd.
1952
$791,066
12-
_——
._
1.J53
$713,881
From Jan. 1—
12-10
25c
—:
it
program
1954
$729,935
railway
rainvay
1- 3
(year-end)—
.__
preferred
♦Transfer
ry.
1- 3
1- 3
(quarj
—
5%
from
Net
75c
—
Bros.,
com.
(quar.)—_______
preferred
(quar.)__
series preferred (quar.)
Zellers,
Net
30c
56V4C
——
_—
Younker
1%
12-15
1-
(quar.)—_
common
7%
5%
12-15
from
i4c
ts-a)—
Corp., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)__
S.)
12-15
3
1-17
Gross
20c
Bear
Youngstown
Pennsylvania, Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
12-10
1-3-55
25c
Co
Co
4Vi%
(J.
1- 3
50c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Yellow
Young
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
November-
Yale & Towne
Yellowknile
When
,
Share
(49)
50
The Commercial jxnd
Financial Chronicle
(50)
equivalent
Inc.—$55 Per Share Offered—
Rice-Stix,
Safi&
/M
Inc.,
Co..
Dec.
on
that it
through
announced
27
These
1953
Gross
from
$1,814,152
Net
from
$2,053,379
S2.150.989
413,057
Net
ry.
railway
498.3J3
725,515
railway
in
Net
from
Net
ry.
first
101,u58
214,398
__
23,553,771
7,029,112
25,772,800
8.010,012
9.139.245
income...
2,528,230
2,842,728
2,957,144
—V.
180,
Paper
on
Dec.
20.
Dividends
The
velopment.—V.
180,
secured
also
The
$6
corporation's
share
per
•business
has
Dec.
on
offer
to
purchase,
been
not
stock
1954.—V.
31,
180,
its
stock
close
Rockwell
Faced
Manufacturing
throughout 1954 with
productive
of
markets,
familiar
Sales
ry.
1"53
$
from
Net from
Net
2598.
10.400
railway
1951
52
$
$
;
-
40.116.200
42,r>79,787
46.017,648
10.024,192
7.441,990
10.491,"20
14.218,186
4,236,012
5,796,220
income...
oper.
1
$
42,068,259
railway.
4,732,653
3,301,793
456,816,134
505.094,215
506.265,507 472 933.282
railway.-.!-
91,519,050
118.808.585
127,769.786
109.714,251
income™
38,687,100
44,899,494
52,990,742
30,257,461
Gross-,from
Net
Memberships
stock
the
of
Purchase
with the,
in
the
from
Net
r,v>
—V.
Plan
company.—V.
A.A' •_A-.v/'
Dec,
made
consecutive
quarterly
the
past
Exchange.
firm
Expansion
/V'.';/'..
Southwestern
Operating
Oper.-'exp.
Public
Service
■
•■
.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1954—Month—1°53
19r4—12 Mo~.—1953
$2,779,546
$2 430.943
1,599,467
1.512.750
19.226.602
17,708,703
$1,180,079
revenues____
&
'
■
$918 198
$13,865,493
$12,614,830
70,"47
96,603
taxos____
$33,092,095 $30,323,533
—
of
Nefr^dpersting inc._:
the
that
stock
Other
income
listed
so
Gro's
is
bank,
one
companies
ranged
like
ol
Annual
an
have
Dr668
2.165
SI.179,411
income
Income
$920,363
$13,"36.340 $12,711,438
deductions
2,279.257
"Provision for Federal
50
*i?ef,
taxes
income___
2,014.849
4.812.388
4.541.924
$6,844.6' 5
on
$6,154,665
545,359
cents
per
180,
Nov.
semi-annual
sented
share
net
of
U.
value
amounted
per
over
the
14,
June
011
$34.08,
was
dollars
S.
This
9.73%
operations
asset
1954
in
repoit.
increase
an
began
30,
$32.92
to
Earning.?
per
per
(Canadian
according
the
to
net
asset value repre¬
share with which the
On
incerase
an
share,
share
$30
1954.
Value Up—
Dec.
28,
1954.
13%/.—V.
of
this
the
179.
accrued
with
pfd.
011
to common
494.253
stocks
stock
$6,2°° 335
share
$5,660,412
+$1.54
the
prerer»t fiscal year,
has ehminated deferred Federal
beginning
income
Sept.
t$1.43
1,
the
1954.
due
taxes
to
accele¬
rated,,, amortization
from
Net
Income
and
Earnings
Applicable
Conmtbri stock.
T1ne
above
statement
conforms with the change
procedure
tOn
for all
Issued
On
shares
Feb.
3.814.°8'1
shm**. issued
to
in
periods.
4.087,460
shares
per
2600.
p.
and
common
"Effective
$31,916,401
to
per
paid
-Balrnee applicable
2191.
p.
income
Dividends
payments
1917.—V.
in
that has been
during the
share, paid
in
amount,
dividend
between
share, paid
per
on
equal
Fund
company
launched
what company1 officials call
"the
expansion program In the company's history."
With the opening of a new district salts headquarters in Denver,
Colo., early in 1955, the company s Meter arid Valve Division alone
will have increased the number of its regional and district of 1 ices in
the past 12 months from 17 to 23.
In addition, the sales force has
■
i/;'..'- ./■
Period End. Nov. 30—
year
whose
railroad,
One
utility
dividend
year.
have
$153.50
assets
Fund's
paradox of ex¬
competition
in
most
2598.
p.
stock.
industrial
any
public
two
15,776. holders
100th
that
on
for
Stock
and
the
mark
companv
record
the
to
oper,
,180.
■
\
AA
31
railway
:
180,
Century Mark in
Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Asset
Industrial
tightening
and
compared with $6,799,888
p.
Co. Employees' Stock
registration , statement
a
common
mailed
York
fourth
period
and
Net
Co.—Plans
the
capacity
Gross
180,
Paper
covering
been
a
New
during
dollars),
panded
1954
of
year
romn^ny
1438.
p.
this
have
company
the
resent
at
the
at
of
the
on
1938,
expired
and
EARNINGS FOR NOVEMBER AND FIRST ELEVEN MONTHS
November—
set
paid
Expires—
redemption,
for
extended,
Scott
1954,
establishes
100-year
.
ldot
quarter
century marks in uninterrupted dividend payments.
The Scovill checks ase figured on the basis of 50 cents per share
and total $616,597 on the common stock now outstanding.
They rep¬
1979.
p.
same
$3,386,399,
year.-r-V.
Pa. ), filed
checks
payments
listed
an
RKO Pictures Corp.—Purchase Offer
the
Common Stock—
on
dividend
This
additional $375,000 from
the
shares of treasury stock.
These funds were
raised
to
reduce
the
present
outstanding
loan
to
approximately
$100,000 and
to finance an" aggressive
program of underground de¬
recently
stock
taxes.
1815.
insurance
company
has
sale
of 300,000
income
share.
kVV.'•''VV'.'.AfYYY'
V'•'••• V'--'.'••••.A 'A/'
.AY
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—Reaches
nancing—
This
the
(Chester,
p.
(Canada)—Fi¬
Ltd.
common
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1955
such
Mines
of
'
$4 970,000
of
for
a
wav
last
ot
and
company
common
Uranium
quarter
for
2,088,120
Athabasca
Rix
income taxes
together with 73,529 shares of
2741.
p.
income
net
Plan
24,643,915
8,507,078
railway
23.
for
shares
4.365.726
Dec.
on
provision
From Jan. 1—
Scott
$2,179,582
701,357
208,950
25,221,008
railway
oper.
after
SEC
105,757
income.._
oper,
from
before
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
on
announced
are
with
compare
Profit
1951
1952
1554
November—
share
a
was
'
They
RR.—Earnings
Potomac
&
Fredericksburg
it
earnings
$3,229,888, equivalent to 73 cents
This
Richmond,
$1.01
to
outstanding,
would accept
tenders
of
common
stock
ol
Rice-Stix.
Inc.
the close of
business Dec. 31, 1954.
The company said that it had deposited suf¬
ficient
funds
and
would
exercise
the, tenders
and
would 'pay S55
per share for
the fit st 7,500 shares received.
Tenders may be sub¬
mitted
to
tne
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank. 30 Broad St., New
York, N. Y. Safie Bros. Co. Inc., states that tenders will be exercised
end payment made on Jan. 25, 1955.—V. 180, p. 2598.
Bros.
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
23.
outstanding
Feb.
Nov,
30,
19"4,
including
272 500
Nov.
00
1953,
including
293.462
1954.
shares
ovictamri""
1953.—V.
24.
180.
1003.
p.
rr-f"-,
largest sales
been
increased
In
the
in
Dallas,
by
180,
has
with
regional
new
a
and
advertising
distribute
sales
Ronson
force
lighters in
143,234.823
Net.
Net
1,675,384
20,424,329
21,661,714
1,517,842
17.792.981
19.091/130
2,349,475
2,349.475
2,349.475
$0.69
$0.65
$7.57
$3.13
1,802,453
jham
rv.
rvnssf '.from
N't
from
r<\
Midland
N.
Trust
Y.—V.
and
Co.
180,
of
interest
accrued
New
will be
trustee,
York,
120
Feb.
on
made
1,
The
at
Broadway,
1955.
(J. O.)
Ross Engineering Corp.—Files With
letter
A
12,400
of
notification
shares
(estimated
of
stock
common
around
at
filed
was
$15
$1 >
(par
SEC
the
offered
be
to
Dec.
on
at
27
Marine
the
market
after
011
Corp.—Proposed New Control-
-V,
See
Automatic
Canteen
Co.
of
America
above.
-V.
180,
E.)
Seagram
Sons, Inc.
&
New
York,
Subs.)—Earn¬
(&
all
1954
N%
rv.
V/>+
$18,874,733
10,160,000
$6,933,602
charges--.
$8,714,733
___
1980,
This
A commercially proven process for the continuous
production of fatty
Alcohols by high pressure hydrogenation is
being offered for use in the
United States and Canada by this company as exclusive
licensing agent
for the French firm, Societe D'lnnovations
Chimique, S, A. (Sinnova)
And
.'
allied
its
Sinnova,
producing
presently
just put
American
company,
7"i ''1 o
goo 00-
income
671,939
oner,
stream
an
additional
high
from
fprp
rv.
tables
plant
facilities
inspection
to
available
are
to
acquire
and
materials.
These
in
anyone
States
United
railwav
Rust
will
also
be
industry interested
consists
the
of
lyst.—V.
vegetable
into
Net
Sin-
180,
The
reaction
^
November—
V;
Gross
Net
from
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
Mexico Ry.
1954
-Earnings-
1953
1952
will
1951
$1,401,076
$1,358,273
295,233
310.101
35'>.790
280,916
218,852
199,936
184,745
15.045.772
14 737 sn7
14.616.003
14.784,341
3,181,621
2.333.340
2,630,956
2,583.661
2.266,636
2,266,636
1,647,337
not
1,573.086
been
of
the
only
bleacher
division
connection
table
various
with
models.
Fillsbury
at' 6045
Ave.
S.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income___
oper.
180,
p.
come."—V.
180,
year
a
stock
common
outstanding
in
the
1954,
30,
were
compared
with
John
ago,
S.
a
share
last
Holl,
Sico
See
Ry.—Earningsln53
$
Gross
from
Net
from
due
have
against
Ret
ry.
!
1952
$
shipment
completion
additional
until
refrigerator
favorable
a
of
11.377.613
10.387.71G
532.526
3.417.041
2,401,201
income..._
1.101,370
1 ,237,882
1,779,243
1,019,155
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Of
118 ,585,981
117,239,274
112,472,522
20.042.684
29 ,523.196
20,122,609
24.022.660
9,808,251
13 ,562,165
15,030,080
10,640,714
income.._
in
hoidp-rs
|
St. Louis-San Francisco
is
1952
and
;
defense
orders
during
freezer
increase
in
$28,-
railway....
railway...
$348,606
$341,558
$409,057
from
Net
ry.
$421,168
92,419
77,080
129,792
172.191
income...
11,074
11,260
33,360
38,908
oper.
Co.,
1954
the
fourth
business
has
months
the
to
Large—
from
railway..^.
4,228.989
4.787,957
1.517,964
5.003,323
Refinery
was
and
United
expenditures
there
equal
expendit
to
the
in
90%.
in
res
the
approximately
1954
States
in
1955
the
were
be
the
1,998,170
2J4.446
419,043
675,183
co;t
179,
the
0
the
less
new
a
St-t^s, of
de.elopproducing
and
1955
al out
at
p.
for.
The
t
same
&
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
Gulf
in
1954,
an
1953
1952
450.222
'_
A
from
Net
ry,
$349,603
$282,348
$267,691
*29,345
79,363
*21,808
*49,538
10,864
*91,024
*115.727
c
96^303
railway...,.
railway..
3,449,445
323,727
433,058
170.832
116.125
income
"496,480
*368,913
*577,516
180,
p.
3,726,904
3,496,720
3,508,823
lirst
quarter
and
for
of
Registers
•—
^t^-k
ohrt
:
it
v
-fo
"or
h*/
h eHn'top
r'
nti-v^'n"
4
th"
^"t"
of
one
/"h«^o'ntion
nr'r-e
-n-»
tiod-v_
M. Kidder & Co.
A.
'.
thereby
furnish
to expand
+h«
"'!lh
enmw.nv
its business.—V.
s'-rnins.
ad'""ional
180cp. 355.
Ry.—Earnings—
1°5+
/
D"
$262.1"!
1
1*"1
""
i
$0-7-70
$qoo ooq
07">q
"00
4" 991
*61,891
*23,782
*67,307
*11.004
r"ilwav____
2."°" +"7
3.111 9"°
3 2"5 oiq
railwav____~_
*i6.rfR
">*3
2*9
Netjoigi^per. income*662,3^9
*327,206
*306,612
Net
income—
oper.
ry.
$o°0 "->i
s o-q
,
FaamijJan. I—
OvnV^ft-nm
Net,
from
180.
p.
qooioiq'
qm-sq.
240,093
2341.
■'••'
In
the
t'T-e
tho .some
■' ''
'■
ner'od
}, ry
ee]pe
n*
]r"/c","h«i!
40,
<=haro
ner
c"Fs
nn
r*
nAnf.
oo o35/'6?;
$2.5+ ° "ov
fo
*rnri'hs
$1P8.4"5
In
%»•
p«nt
°3-
or
i"5q
pine
$0-si6i5,.co2.
$14" f*"6
of
pn
f'-p
F"r
fo
p-riod
t1ne
3Re
comings
or
W
$61,031.
w°re
"0.
19F4,
net .sh"«e ntV cn^eohd" t"d
37"
period c
Fept.- CO.
on
a'ter
net.
i°64
9c
or
+«l"nS
«."le.z
•
lore
of
were
cc'RO'id-fed
cr\
Stsaf4cteoV'eru-equhv
taxes
after
PP'hd Aoet.,
per
put
-w-as
gvi'q
to
pea1
on'Xtfeiw-Sfinp ,9C9_
eemrvoo
shares i-resent1" out' t"»xi,rig<
1953? S^ekholdtrs equity was equal to $4.84 per rhare.
""!f^PERTINENT
BALANCE SHEET
ITEMS
AT
s^a-e*
per
Oil
SEPT.
'
3s;---!
Sept.
30,
30
$1,344/701
891,066
131,457
259,463
ln54
834,656
257.310
.
108,018
101,352
216,037
$37,057
FeFwsirktnn
a^sets
;
2 """I
3,649,060
_!
? 5*"8 5Q4'
".""9 in
eanital
6,iaqr.m
3 ""5 n*4
Stockholders eonhy
$50,031
3! 68,372
7 05s crb
■_
liabilities
3,472,651
04?
1108.
p.
202,704
$27,467
-c-rreut
180,
g"6q.1-4
2 7?9 1 1 t
3.'"26 617
i
;_!!
ovtrent
r"ot,-i
—V.
1"53
$""9 "43
2 5°9 OO?
—
180,
'TTugM
pet-v#i
725.
p.
_T>OIC;/O<5
Cern
7<%
D"i,oc,n+ures-
Indiana Gas & Electric
Co.—Earnings-
Gross
f
revenue
Gross
income
Net
income
Dividends
after
after
$14,165,507 $13 395,630
etc
interest,
preferred
on
end
the
the
first)
per
—V.
p.
180.
2,792.499 ~
TPi|-o<do
Plan
Drops
2!429!oi9
2 ,142,879
412.296
412.296
913.333
799.167
$2 21
*
etc
$2.17
1
stock
of
period
share
.
_
the. SEC
cn
F.
deposited
StbHies
-
Nov.
22
io
Cp—vyyiy
Sell
to
fr)
Securities
fuh
^re-ident
last
with
pavment
Industries,
coQjQon-e-
three
months
1555
ended
fiscal
Ncv,
30,
year—were
1954—the
$4,416,399,
The
PP,
new
purchase
to
Pacific Co.—Bids for
company
from
mature
railroad
will
in
it
15
up
of
to
$8,910,000
equal
equipment
(EST)
noon
Inc.,
a
September.
annual
costing
Jan.
5
equipment1 trust
installments,
not
)ess
than
and
bids
certificates,
be
series
'•ecured
$11,830,000.-
for
by
Perm^n
cardt^i
common
marvet.
sop
stock
v>oS
ep"b1ed
th«» Unitrd
in
registered
snnouoeed
Fi"o»pr
hoVd«rs
cl,bsidip.r7
The
Bank
the
of
that
Dnc.
in
due
2^
*Te'"
7'f
was
came
d'bt
on
t+nt
York
debentures
into
merged
in
1946
with
had
Cit.y
of
the
and
it
to
Hugo
parent
had
been
default.
The .proceeds
receive
to
Tim
to
prira+elv in Oemanv bv the principal German
subpidiari'.of the Stinnes svstem.
Equipments—
on
fh°
"va->don plaoe fcr th-
'1954.
Rosenthal
$5."45,786
provide-for
in
the
in
eoual am-nnt of notes and
.an
2 ,508.031
1375.
Southern
company's
Eamines
b"Trovmg of $6 000 900
the Hu?o Stinnes interests to
1953
S+ates-cf
taxes,
out'tanding
A
1954
:_u
The .minev was raised
2598.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Reports
Earnings Rise—
earnings
at
dyto.
underwriter.
r-ilway.
Receivables
*684,796
oper.
r'a.
T'tyrntjo^'os
S25.272
Shares
♦Deficit.—V.
Net
415,430
■■•Including interest and depreciation.—V.
1951
$227,048
income...
from
Net
for
Fcdders-Qaigan Corn.
to be supDlied by amendment.
enable
to
Total
$1,403,623
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Wo- i
..
Writ'on
non-votin"'
A
the
c,f,<s
stock,
record
*!*.-■
Surplus
RR.—Earnings
1954
from
Net
the
with
-t-na<-1 d
in United States—
Antonio, Uvalde
Net
EdMn
W/t■;-*>
level.
ln54—2 Mos.—1953
$575,706
2598.
November—
Gross
+he
35,000 barrel-
135,359
Southern
San
r
the
The
c^a"?
n*c«r
to
out, tanr'inrr
common
Nnvejnber—
2080.
1954—Month—1954
$718,871
Taxes
330,306
p.
diiector of
shares of
pronose-
held.
are
a1-
$265,001,000
Canada Power Co.,
Ltd.—Earnings—
1,469,442
180,
a'.soci"tcd
hoen
a
e'ect'o"
rr
snh-iriG>yJ o*
reg;-tu-,
a
V/-f~T»orn
Western
largest,, in
United
search
somewhat
the
Wash.—V.
in
reserves.
continue
will
of
the
in
gas
will
most
made
was
expended
natural
included
was
earnings
"Expenses
4,445.333
1,283,936
from
—V.
voting
funds
$9-1
half
oil
the
capital
Dividends
railway
Net ry. oper. income...
Net
^as
tme
President
oTpcd:
SjjerRng. Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Inc.—Expenditures
expenditures
expenditures
than
crude
in
least
at
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
announced
visa
Island Rapid Transit
these
"1
Period End. Nov. 30—
1951
from
j
Exchange Commission—
log 000
presently
B
shares
the--;company
For
Oil
planning
These
Southern
1953
%
who'lv
Nrtrproceeds will be used to in-rea.«e the can't^l end n->»d in
of
caiTltal
above.
history.
more
of
when
Texas Ry.—Earnings-
&
1954
Dec.: 28
He
a
rn.,1 T+iimi.
comnony
■Deficit.—V.
a-day refinery at Ferndale,
2296.
November-
Net
of
nrrrrird
Cash
Gross
c"^-erino-
antf^elass
100.
1955
1954.
the
which
program
105.007,195
railway.
p.
in
ment
railway
oper.
180,
J.964
norThe
pf
company's
From Jan. 1—
Gross
5.340^221
is
and
filed
Tbeh-oomir-nv
23.
$1
$1.25
with
several
defense
sometime
"Our
for
Inc.
company
spent
$
10 ,180,662
5,652,046
^
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—New Name—.
Hemisphere
1951
$
9,273,879
1,926,199
5.586.988
He is also
years.
With I Securities
Crfr'^fj-oim
compared
'
to
received
look
p.
Seating
The
railway____
railway
r.qq
10 "01.01 q
Anderson
t'■^xjBBtoU.rrorpf'd
1954
oqo
JO .471 000
2081.
on
before.
year
quarter
year.
was
$1.01
to
outstanding
a
latest
said.
we
Nov.
taxes
equal
were
sales
for
Holl
and
ended
income
quarter
period
we
Socony-Vacuum
St. Louis-San Francisco
o'»
o--n
IO /Oo «7" 7
on
which
Mr,;
lia__ p.
is
2598,
November—
cd •
1 K'-O
Prc ident.
;
railway
railway
"p
5,146,759
directors
as
Inc.;
writingHerms
From Jan. 1—
Gross
295,137
563,339
o/T,
24.
shares
in
ready
Mr.
good
quarter
State
earnings
Seeger
like
while
be
quarter,"
$1,436,854
319,607
Dec.
om
reduction
and
fiscal
and
$19,009,552
the
in
orders,
$1,285,627
income___
oper.
&
Since
Sico's
to
located
Corresponding
1,120,500
on
first
quarter's
were
"The
Brownsville
presently
the
the
in
shares
share
Sales
052,732
St. Louis,
attached
are
Federal
reported
latest
1,125,685
a
913.
p.
is
in
after
President,
and
design
<J\
Minn.
earnings
$1,398,381
continuous
oils
tower
a
r>A»
and
Secger Refrigerator Co.—Quarterly Earnings Off—
on
introduction of fatty acids
hydrogen plus a nickel-chromium
chamber; continuous sepa¬
ration of the products of reaction;
refining of the crude product by
continuous fractional distillation and
recovery of hydrogen and cata¬
or
and
industry.
Minneapolis firm,
benches
corporation
$1,140,942
process
tallow
type catalyst,
r 7o 11
2640.
p.
Anderson
open
in
p 1
income.
Co.,
President;'
Wilson,
home
another
that
Minneapolis,
process.
The
from
H.
Engineering
conditions
'
,
$2.4oo 334
00- "-O
352.119
nr,
26 8-3 oe;8
ra*l"'av
oper.
each tw.o
operating
facilities
school,
to
is
The
hydrogenation plant iri
through The
data
for
■sold
was
seating
(Frahce).
Company for test runs
any special or test raw
Keimit
to
1
S^rtnndard Industries Inc.—Anderson Becomes President
o
V.
Originally established in 1951 as designers and builders of cafe¬
and
bleacher seating equipment, the firm
now
specializes in
Corp.
pressure
according
1951
go so7 c^q
teria
the
Sinnova
for
Inc.,
largest detergent manufacturer, in
.France, Jbafi been
high quality fatty alcohols for over 20 years. . The firm
has operating plants at Meaux-Beauval and Boussens. and
on
Toulouse
nova's
Alcolac
corporation, national manufacturers of Sico folding tables
equipment, has changed its name to Sico Manufacturing
seating
292,690
Ry.—Earnings—
$2 ,239 "14
maawMlU'n 40
Seating, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Name Changed—
Co.—Awarded French License—
Seattle
&
g2.5on.qoi
Industries,
Rust Engineering
7^717
461.817
I050
railway.!
vrtor__Co.,
1655,
p.
612.483
2/14Tl'
1953
$13,833,602
6,900,000
operating
profit
p.
26.619
i/^rn
595.151
railwav__.____
from
Net
income
180,
1,2*7144
income—
Iha-'*o"rd .of
Net
38.951
2
From Jan. 1—
3 Mon'hs Ended Oct. 31—
Profit
Taxes
33.461
7-mi o~q
2341.
p.
),
through Gran'cery, Marache &
selling stockholders.—V. 180, p. 1540.
of
63,411
railwav
from
Net
100.
p.
ings Decline—
covering
share)
per
Co., New York, for the account
Rowe
with
(Joseph
SEC—
f9i17
November—
G'os.«t
Grot!
%
S2°7/'07
8" ♦73
3 071
SnPortland
sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1962, are being
principal amount of the debentures have been
$88,000
redemption through the fixed sinking fund
Redemption at 101%
whole¬
>
m-i
S'"+r'4
po 177
'
reilwav.
nper.
i~«u>
$2,*h'"m
101 ""3
income
Jan. 1—
1'"V?
$°'0 15Q
Farms Co.—Partial Redemption—
that
for
1n5^
railway.—
railwav__r
oper.
From
Net'
Holders of 3%%
notified
selected
will
who
the future.
The reduction in the
Jan. 1, 1955.—V. 180, p. 1540.
effective
became
wholesalers
of
11.743,275 135 891,158
2340.
p.
November—
rr'sij>em
dis¬
effectively with its national
according to an announcement Dec. 27
Genera]
Sales
Manager.
He
said
that the
number
$
2,349.475
share-
com.
Seabrook
program,
decreased
$
1,637.181
Der
18.9,
FtioTeunc International RR.—Earnings—
1954—11 Mos.—1953
—V.-180.
streamlined
a
income
oper?
Earns.
Earnings Up—
$
1
12,075,047
—,
income
—V,
with
RR.—November
1954—Month—1953
Com. share s ou ts t a rid iri g
oilice
headquarters
revenues
iy,
Net
setting
Corp.—Streamlines Distribution Set-Up—
by Herbert M.
Stein,
streamlining
entails a
saler
of
•
and
2741; "<
p,
This corporation will begin the New Year
tribution set-up designed to conform more
sales
region
Midwest
its
number
the
increased
splitting
region
Texas.—V.
Ronson
Gross
Net
Rockwell
six
to
Southwest
new
a
five
Line
Air
S
10%.
period,
same
legions' from
up
about
Seaboard
Period End. Nov. 30—
of this
lars/.were turned
ovpr
Hugh
borrowing,
to the
after
nare^t,
Stinne-
G.
M.
conversion
companv
in
for certain stockholdings of other Stinnes enterprises
of !h+eroomoanv claims.
"Uiader
the
circumstances,"
Mr.
Rosenthal
B.
into
H.
American
Amenm
said,
in
dol-
riavment-
and in settlement
"it is
unnecessary
Volume 181
Number 5391
The Commercial aneHMrtancial
Chronicle
..
.
(51)
for
Hugo 'Stinnes Corp. to raise the funds
bentures by ti.sale to-underwriters of new
for
the
payment
securities of
I
The
of
•Infcerests'had registered with
Stinnes
notes
and
pubiic sale.
d
thus
provided
Toledo* Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
Hugo
Stinnes
to
amount
thereafter,
Bank
November-
Gross from
for
Net
from'
1.926
the
Net
of
ry'.
Gross
by the corporation and its
will
make
SI.931.63
now
and
Industries,
for
deferred
/
•
,
$1,000
with
debenture
certificates.
the
on
"bet.
dated
coupons
interest
payment.—V., 180,
'•
each
outstanding,
with
338,713
219,685
59,243
129,861
82,927
6.349,934
7,229,043
6,410,423
6,219,726
2,333,185
2,904,329
2,526.080
There
v
of
t'.i
890, lo3
874.328
have
been
York,
Payment,
for
140
.will
Broadway,
be
due
made
New
Feb.
the
at
York
15,
N.
Feb.
on
1578
1,
1,
at
Guaranty
Y.—V.
1155
Tru t
180,
81^500.000
Co-.^-oi
New
1354
from
Net
frcm
Net
ry.
railway
railway-*..,
Gross
irom
Net
from
Net.
ry.
—V.
$431,629
153,780
•
29,548
*
4,743.507
">895,976
inecmefis-
*
1,055,5 5
209,9ol
4,985,236
in
which
on
13
the
pointed
out
3o5;l73
radiant
divisions
completion
manufactured
company
of
more
for
home
substantially in
and
the
offipe
fiscal
Guided
430,541
1954' for
1
..
,
■,
large
bomb
contract
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Calls Bonds-
1972,
been
hV«''
103.855<
S-.5;
and
Immediate
Chicago,
called
outstanding
company
is still engaged in
Munition
and
Guided
Missile
a
op.tial
Missile
Union
piiod
production
Warheads.—V.
been
government
Program
plant
178,
completed,
that
Tranter
development
of
has
jyir.
of
all
the
been
work
due
1973, and 47r series due
1973 -at
FH.uo'.r,
respective y winr accrued interest in each case.
be
made
at • The
First
Natio lal
Barjk 01
office of Dillon.
Road
&
Co.,
in New York.-
Acquires Control of Oil Firm—
This
stock
ties
company
of
in
Far
the
in
was
part
remaining
Far
of
of
ann mnced
Texas
a
Field.
$5,000,000,
Tennessee
operates
producing
located.
nlately
28
Co,,
the
Converse
The
vid
1,600
owns
an
the
field,
in
production
barrels'of
he
net
Navy.
This
established
The-
interest
in
Far
crude
sweet
leases
which
on
the
with
per
day.
The
on
interest
is
an
in
Weston
County,
180,
complete
unit
highboy
-line
heaters,—V.
18G,
See
Follansbce-Steel
'
-
The
-directors
changes,
1)54
irom
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
1"52
$100,102
$1,429
7 ,.0-2
614.5
47,163
13,5
:
income
oper.
1953
ol"
n
Locke,
Jan,
the
Jr.,
President
..1
v
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
railway—,,
from
—V.
.//
1,354,633
1,202.263
1/303.351
573.062
1,029,8,/J
701,110
230,160
207,607
181,038
2341.
p.
This
29,
to
Board,
Executive
succeed
be
convectors.
to
B.
C.
continuing
Graves
in
'
*
chief
and
that
'
♦
the
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Net
$.'04,297
121,317
112,355
16,145
32,602
27,675
Of
2,) 31.194
3 1 "'h 119
3
^i'.I ;* 508.032
1,153,801
1,083,545
.4,. 38
jjZ,1U4
-7—V.
'
railway
railway^
in
oper.
160,
ome—^
the
net
sale
shares
President,
executive
board
office.—V.
elected
was
officer;
member,
0
3,041.276
180,
2022.
p.
.
Angelas,
be
used
bank
will
the
to
and
be
159, p.
Texas
&
statement
with
t"e
Orleans
SEC
sale
of
retire
The
the
the
Bank
Marine
retained
400,121
outstanding
with
ration
has
repaid
lrom.
banks
Gross
No
lrom
railway
railway
from
Ne
ry.
$10,508,683
income.
oper.
1951
•
$11,415,837 $12,434,314 $13,088,276
3,115,606
3,797,274
4.441,021
2,341,094
564.621
0lu,277
1,1/2,718
Net
from
this
by
from
116,069,177
rai way,
13 4,250,441
135.473,034
127,436,605
33,771,50)
39,741,705
31,325,594
25,333.311
Net
ry, oper, income
—V. 180. p. 2341.
5,609,970
11,1.8,125
12,328,6u3
8,902,203
due
rate,
last
Ry.—Results from
Trust
N.
Co.
for
T.
of
&
S.
New
general
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
Operating expen cs
Ry. tax accruals
Equip,
Jt.
rentals
facil
Net
Other
(net
Fixed
Net
425,220
4,831,057
52.088,725
54.464,230
694,302
7,323,089
326,5.9
3,528,784
9,531,331
'3,931.403
Dr)
24 558
5.391
282,579
203,016
j7s,.5G
132,246
$961,411
$7,225,072
$11,565,033
113,423
1,364,254
1,309.295
$.07,802
$1,074,834
$8,589,326
Sl2,874,'378
6,813
8,171
87,129
90.235
247,673
257,120
2,775,109
2^97,404
$309,543
$5,727,088
$9,886,689
S
;
—
by
Corp.—Repays fcoan
announced
of
$1,800,000
companies.
year.—V,
180,
that
V.
In
letter
a
President,
by
a
dence
in
to
distributor
Dec.
on
24
headed
group
the
Uy
Arnold
continued
Mr.
Buckingham raid
concerning our Uture.
stay".—V.
180,
and
employees,
interpreted
the
Jan.
1,
group
of
Around
its
short-term
Maremont.
operation"
the
It
"an
as
o.'the
investment
has
Henry
C.
in
The
to
balance
funds
and
corporation
expression
of
of
price
($1
"has
proved' that
dispelled
all
the
Thor
in
busii^fci^to
is
rumors
and
underwriting
opening
in
now
will
to
are
was
be
supplied
added
corporate
system,
both
acquisition
or
the
opinion
other
the
company's
purposes
in
the
the
general
including
United
di; tributing
of
of
of
to
outstanrt*
principal
indebtedness.
company
the
States
units
in
National
ex¬
transfer
paying
5'A'7f
agent
agent
and
registrar
under
convertible
Jersey
for
trust
a
debentures
City,
the
N.
common
indenture
due
1960.—V.
has
J.,
stock,
and
authorizing
180,
p.
the
that in January the company will
acquire all of the a sets and business
Associated Plywood Mills, Inc., subject to its
liabilities, in exchange
for 276,000 shares o
the company's common stock and
62,804 shares
of
of
a
newly
Stock/$100
authorized
par.
4V2%
Cumulative
Voting
Second
Preferred
.
hhis
corporation and its Employees' Stock Purchase Plan for 1955
registration statement on Dec. 27, 1954. with the SEC
covering
in the Plan together with 30,000 shares of the $1
par
common
stock of the company, being the estimated
a
memberships
aggregate
shares
of
—V.
vhieh
could
the
deposits
by
180,
be
ana
purchased
of
durin?
members
and
19?5
the
out
the
of
issuer's
funds
contributions.
first
Dec.
this
24
States Steel Corp.—Rebuilds Plant—
pushing
&
of
Wire's
marked
plant,
For
ary.
a
the
past
drying out
total
of
tones
to
H.
L.
days
coke
of
from
and
District
containing
it
has
been
a
Ihe
(par $5)
The
a
pioposed
and
Ameri¬
Works
program
29
filed
registration
a
public offering
45
pre-heating
to
2300
of
rebuilding.
The construction project included
completely new 200-foot stack.—V. 180, p. 2742,
Universal
of
degrees
2341.
of
100.000 shares of
$1
statement
with
preferred stock
(par
the
SEC
common' stock
$100).
offerings will
be underwritten
by groups managed by The/BM^st
Corp. and Co lin, Norton & Co.
Prices
and
the rate on the
preferred will be announced at the time of the
the
the
•The
offering.
company,
financing
for
that
Its
area
which
with
provides
electric
construction
the
energy,
program
and
to
repay
purpose.
Public offering of
—V.
179. p.
1836.
—
—
City of Toledo, Oh o, and-the
will apply the proceeds .towards
$500
per
SlOC
to
each),
share
por
cash
Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
cn
21
filed
bank
loans-incurred
.
is expected
on
JiUb—49.
58,786
21.339
56,240,
1.187,573
■\5r.772
41,290
*
47,784'
*62,908
S187.274T*
41,767
33,475
'107,703
1,360,494
1,224,769
35,7 42
"112,813"
*91,35*
offered
at
par
(in
of
class
A
non-voting
common
shares
0:
cla:s
C
non-voting
common
without
underwriting.
meet
to
current
The
proceeds
operating
to
are
expenses
of
denominations
shares
200
and
share,
Universal Major Corp.
Tne
SEC
corporation
covering
olfered
net
at~$l
Dec.
on
150,000
per
proceeds
working "capital,
1953
1952
1951
$3,274,712
$2,950,995
$3,967,001
1,414,212
682,041
1,794,874
$4, 473,479*'
1 789,384'
592,279
951,076
880,'062
35,002,531
40.473,686
,170,636
12,511.055
11.236,279
15,014,705
,684,691
7,302,813
6,723,901
7,713,215
,320,113
2642.
Inc.
Dec.
on
40,000
13
shares
(N. M.)—Files
filed
of
letter
a
capital
of
With
SEC—
notification
stock
to
be
with
offered
without
underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
the
at
to
are
par
be
used
American
the $1
Stock
Exchange
capital
par
in
1946,
on
Dec.
of
this
stock
the
admitted
30
to
listing and to
corporation.
corporation
was
organized to engage in
mineral deposits.
At present
discovery, development and mining of
corporation receives royalties as the lessor "of
mining properties.
principal properties of the corporation consisting of 72
the
patented
and
unpatented
Idaho,
The
lode
major
mining
portion
claims
of
located
are
these
claims,
in
31
Shoshone
patented
acquired from Callahan Zinc-Lead Co.
were
exenange
1,500,000
ior
$1).—V.
173,
shares
the
of
County,
and
28
un¬
June 22,
1946,
capital
on
Stock
corporation's
665.
p.
Wabash
and
21
shares
share
are
of
(Nev.)—Files With
filed
through
to
be
a
letter
common
Gearhart
used
to
of
stock
stock
at
stock
at
be
&
retire
Otis,
one
other
or
oper.
Inc.,
The company is to manufacture
home appliances.
9,995,467 100,237,635
7,316,341
77,751,466
6,803,697
expenses
1954—11 Mos.—-1953
$
s
$
9,348,032
112.500.222
81,829,513
inc.
after
income
taxes
1,065,065
979,582
8.430,967
Net income after capital
fund
and
sink
funds
12,355,919
777,359
702,046
5,620,166
9,479,796
ry.
oper.
Federal
—V.
180,
p. .2342.
Western
Development Co.—Two New
G.
Investment
&s< Co.,
Luce,
President
bankers,
New
York
directors.—V.
and
and
180,
of
Bosis
St.
J.
White
G.
Gresov,
Louis
&
DirectorsCo..
economist
Inc.,
with
investment bankers,
New
G.
have
H.
York
Walker
been
elected
1477.
p.
Western Fire & Indemnity Co., Lubbock, Texas—Stock
Sold—The company
in October offered 30,000 shares of
(par $10) at $25 per share, without under¬
All of the shares have been sold.
capital stock
writing.
The
proceeds
company
will
do
to
be
used
business
in
establish
to
states
to
reserve
a
than
other
Western Maryland Ry.—Offers
This
has
company
to
maturity
certificates
is
offered
Western
to
Texas.—V.
qualify
180,
the
1656.
p.
June
Pacific
15,
180,
Gross
1955
Net
Net
and
Co.-
1956.
Unijn
Trust
Co.
of
-Earnings—
1954
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income.—_
—
p.. 2342,
RR.
from
Prepayment
immediately principal and in¬
outstanding series J Vk'it
equipment
prepay
$400,000
on
due
trustee.—V.
November—
Gross
1953
1952
1951
$4,025,773
$4,471,233
$5,478,206
$5,081,915
1,057,165
1.422.155
2,337,165
2.218.174
453.073
616,935
1.001,470
920,692
44,178,734
55.032,257
51.244,730
50,805.614
10.315,384
lb. 5.91,323
15.8.93.379
17,912,713
5,124,873
from
Net
New
railway
railway—
from
ry.
8.133.811
6,464,297
7,005,121
Angeles,
Calif.—
income—
oper.
180,
2342.
p.
Western
Precipitation
Offered
—
Wagenseller
&
speculation"
an
An
Corp.,
Los
underwriting syndicate headed by
Durst, Inc., on Dec. 17 offered "as a
issue of 60,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1) at $8.75
completed.
PROCEEDS—To
per
to
the
he
York.
and
for
improve
This offering
share.
was
quickly
working capital position, the company
now
propose? to raise
approximately $1,124,000 of additional capital,
after all estimated expenses,
approximately $630,000 of which is to
be provided
by the private placement of a new
15-year unsecured
and
public
from
the
corporate
its
approximately $444,000
sale
borrowings
060,000
major
revenues
opef.
Net
note,
with
centi
indebtedness
etc.-
1954—Month—1953
S
Ry.
added
SEC—
notification
(par
RR.—November Earnings Higher—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Stock
the SEC
$100,000
be
50
ana
reserve
letter of notification with
class A
debentures and
a
With
obligations.
The
the above-mentioned shares
1951
$174,021
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp.—Listed in
New York—
The
Net
building
Eoston
surrounding
1952
53
23,737
From Jan. 1—
in
Check
Securities and
The corporation
of 400,000 shares o'
1953
on
Manager of Operations.
ovens, began last Janu¬
process, preparatory to going inio p.od ctlon.
car
loads of silica and
clay brick was i'sed
company s
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company on Dec.
covering
at
Chemical
rebuilding
155
525,000 of 10-year 67
10-year 67.
class C debentures to
Edison
operations.
817,455
expenses
Maryland
Battery"
"C
Coal
five-year
a
Jenter,
Battery,"
45
of
Coke
completion
according
Dismantling o^ "C
in
ten
Cleveland
the
covering
Toledo
at
Co
proceeds
number
2742.
p.
Steel
can
appointed
trustee
net
33,333,151
share),
per
—V.
been
the
<fc
2342.
M. Uranium,
Dudley
Fcrrv, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
of
The
27,931
income
ser¬
prospectus notes that the company recently acquired in exchange
for 86.000
shares of its common stock The
Mengel Company's 50'7
interest in U. S.-M'engel
Plywoods, Inc., which resulted in the Jitter's
becoming its wholly-owned subsidiary. The prospectus further indicates
A
Bank
with
offered
Miller
and
areas
adequately
course
First
W.
Colo.
mining
$124,
1954
.
terms
$1,000,600
be
general
distribution
not
are
its
of
excess
proceeds
for
the
of
TMT Trailer
With SEC
be
941,589
p.
corporation
pay
Ry.
the
Its
by
company.
955.
p.
oi.conli-
to
Fred
for
a
pay-in
used
pansion
The
Buckingham,
this
and
394.
notitication
Co.,
to
equipment
claims
p.
railway...
p.
patented,
1542.
p.
corpo¬
$13,100,000
of the proceeds will be used to. redeem four
series of
d bentureof
the
company
(aggregating
$15,000,000
amount) .and
Stock—
investment
180,
covering
trust
Group Buys
prop-'
used
railway
u.
income...
O.
The
SEC
terest
Corp.—Maremont
for
pay
stock
Denver,
be
24,777
oper.
180,
Tho
this
Part
United
Thor
&
incident
$115,337
income...
oper.
from
York.
.
created
$553,316
2445.
p.
of
all
of
common
Co.,
expenses
railway...
lailway
from
ry.
working
registration -^statement
the
SEC
on
$25,000,000 of 25-year sinking fund deben¬
1930, to be offered
for
public sale through an
headed by Eastman, Dillon & Co. the Interest
of ering
amendment.
filed
deducs.
income
130,
$79,698,063
291.592
income
charges
1954—11 Mos.—1953
$8,818,700 $70,443,259
ry.
—V.
A.,
The
1,055,940
income-
oper.
Miscellaneous
—V.
4
_
income
Total
$6,472,966
....
(netDrp-
rent,
ry.
1954—Month—1953
?n
viced.
Operation—
other
to
were
Plywood Corp.—Registers With SEC—
public
which
Pacific
letter
a
of
1.954
app-oximat >ly
inde bted re s under
America
company
balance
insurance
corporation filed
22,
1954, covering
Canada,
Texas &
pay
filed
Kemp
Securities
shares,
bank
o.'
Midland
the
Dec.
on
the ,,inal
and
time
•underwriting
inq
railway
development of
financing
From Jan. 1—
(par
1,593,600
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
in
tures,
1952
and
this
through
1
lroin
trading
Marcus,- President,
owed" at
Dec.
1 '53
share
22
railway
railway...
from
Gross
D^c.
on
2.u4,(i64
RIt.—Earnings
1954
Net
its
United States Hoffman
Machinery
United States
New
Oklahoma on June
17,
producing uranium ore on its
Mining District, in Emery County,
of
shares
Income—.
oper.
Net
881,
The
November—
in
Inc., Denver> Colo.—Files
Dec.
from
from
to
loans
lif.,
C
balance
Hyman
2341.
p.
proceeds
railway
railway
oper.
Net
'
an
901,460
•
speculation.
Ry.—Earnings
ry.
Edwin
elected
was
"
of
through
•
proceeds of
will
collateral
loans
!,o.ui 4
Gross
the
50.355
4,769
net
011
to
Incorporated
'
from
ry.
Gross
management
$1 par commo v sto.ek, to be
underwriting group headed by
"/he public offering price and
underwri.ing terms are to
capital.—V.
$252,380
-
a
From Jan. 1—
1951
$321,888
5 4.360
income
oper.
ry.
-
$235,533
from
Net
1952
railway——
From Jan. 1—
Gross
19 53
railway—.—
from
Net
1954
U*?'
developing and
November—
■
November—
be'
used
Name—
following
Graves,
as
registration
a
400,121
public
Co.
$5,200,000
The
*
High
from
Net
and
supplied by amendment.
Los
Ry. —Earnings—
announced
Vice-President
Mr.
filed
covering
for
&
two
Texas Mexican
from
and
of
from
Net
1955:
*v
company
1954,
offered
647.611
335.316
income—
oper.
180.
856,449
completely redesigned
celling air conditioner
ranging
Gross
Net
said.
was
a
of
Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc., New
York—Reg¬
isters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Allen
lrum
Net
be
above.
30
1,
"
-
$113,726
73.411- ' —•04,984
19,086 - 'nT.),31o
are
City.
as
incorporated
November— •'
at
one
United
17151
$126,415--
3
be
Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
,
November—
will
Materials Corp.—New
Dec.
on
effective
Chairm
A.
.
.
to
227'
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
maintained
Ry.—Earnings—
thr
to
nature.
per
*Deficit.—V.
Corp.
.
Gross
conditioning
water,
p, ,2235.
,
Union Tank Car
•
Northern
chilled
unit,-along with
heating products
of
air
year-round
and
Net
lotion
new
_
Texas &
hot
was
30,000,000
be used
to
Utah
27.
provides
forced
Union Chemical &
*
ajmroxi-
2742.
p.
Dec,
on
which
of
means
highlights of Unarco's 1955 line, it
V Unarco' will .also unveil at the show a
Denver-Ju.esouig,Basin
Wyo.—V.
by
in
sdMlar
cent
Mile
wells
-
the
and
the
proceeds
with
cent!
Henderson,
activities.
Temple Mountain
corporation
(one
appij^lyytely
acquisition marked entrance of Tennessee Gas into
a
Rocky Mour.tain area. The company has
previously
office in Denver and h- s been
active in the
of
an
sole
net
the*.acquisition, exploration
a
covering
and
will
be
given
its
first
public
of
Heating and Ventilating En¬
Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 24 through
Society
held
be
announced
Dual-Vector,
proper¬
producing oil
131
West
to
the
•
the
ps
mining
offered
Uranium Shares?
for
Consideration
operated
wof^sfoseiy
to
was
cast
rc-engineertd.
principal
Wyo.
will
it
American
convention,
-'The
r
and
acres
The
28,
low
a
83Vs%%f
of
with
County,
properties
which
Gas,
purchase
corporation
stockholders
We;t
14,000
arc
Oil
South Glenrock
execs
integral
Dec.
on
West
The
one
other
Dual-Vector
n,ew
the
at
gineers'
;
-
notification
(par
Garten
working capital and other corporate purpo.es.—V.
180,
484.
p.
Asbestos & Rubber Co.—New Product—
company's
showing
the
series
will
nt
the
at
or
f
redemption on Jan. 13, 1 !55
mortgage pipeline bonds: 3*4',5
W.
option to acquire certain
properties, to
exploration work on Temple Mountain and
and
are
The
,v
due
105.10 7r
pa., ni
for
first
of
stock
exercise
*
has
of
the
PROCEEDS—The
par
have
to
were
purpose
in
and
erties
ended
year
the
Utah,
SEC
,
There
La.
letter
a
common
through
stock
properties
heating.
i
following
incident
expenses
BUSINESS—Company
heating
baseboards
increased
2611.
p.
Shreveport,
These shares
States
Corp.
the
the
involves
1,06^419
„
474,084
1955
on
and
all
for -the
4.785.955
1,230,017
-
'•
"•
Dec.
on
bombs,
Although
63,101
'•///
railway-.i.-.-j;-!
cooling,
said,
4.133.015
contract,
efforts
Radiator
riVoSl
....
53,949
of
share
Junction, Colo.—Stock
public offering of 3,000,000 shares of
(par one cent) at 10 cents per share has
been completed, all of said
securities having been
sold,,
according to Petroleum Finance Corp.
of Oklahoma
City, Okla., and Farrell Securities Co. of. New York
1954/ Mr. Transfer reported.
Net sales for the year to aled
$7,356,598.
He- Pointed out the
company is in full scale production
on
radiant baseboards lor Se/ls, Roebuck &
Co. and
United
_1951
$503,081
98,156
34,119
railway
oper.
180,
1952
$134,438
110.846
income^—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
President,
Sept. 3d,
1953
$412,033
its
Sales
Central Iiy.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
Tranter,
5,500,000
ot'
and
'
Tennessee
shares
per
Uranium Industries, Inc., Grand
wills permit the firm to. concentrate
virtually
production of goods for civilian markets.
The company makes elements and
systems for refrigerating trucks
and trailers, a heat transfer unit
called Platecoil for Industrial
1
a
1439.
p.
Ave.,
common
1
R.
government
than
and accrued
10055
pay
.
James
a
redemption
,
cents
827,682
Manufacturing, Inc., Lansing, Mich.—Sets
"'***
called
10
filed
22
Sold—The recent
Products, Inc.—Partial Redemption
sinking fund debenture
interest.
at
2,423.194
697,8-ll
Dec.
on
covering 2,600,000
offered
1,
Tranter
,
Electric
SEC
corporation
Forrest
Plans—
Sylvania
The
The-Han-
2192.
p.
218.182
2341,
p.
With
...
$546,772
51,927
"
income
oper.
180,
Uraniutn Associates, Inc.,
Denver, Colo.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1951
$682,726
1—../■'/..
railway—
railway
from
—V.
income
1952
$629,923
198,071
from
ry.
1953
$563,950
railway—i'll—
oper.
Net
Inc.
1954-
railway
From Jan,
retirement
Net
will
approximately $3,003,000
dver
de¬
$6,000,000
intended
stock
common
for will complete
debt securities issued 4n
of
subsidiary,
and
the
•i
of
underwriting. '
payment
Payment
1944
of
amount
of
corporation.",,
public marketing was planned, with
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
managing the
bt
$25,000,000
former
unspecified
the
issue
an
A
Inc., and A.
The
an
SEC
51
of
the
from
sums
so
purposes.
will
be
stock
now
Security-First
raised
The
required
to
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
of
which
being
is
to
be
raised
offered.
The
Bank will
National
the
balance
will
be
through
short-term
be
u^ed
paid
for
in
was
incorporated
in
1936
under
full'
genera!
estimates that approximately
such short-term bank borrowings.
company
pay
the
bank
the
$1,-
laws
4
5-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(52)
acquire the
assets and business of
Western Pre¬
California corporation which was organized in 1907.
The company is engaged
primarily in the design, manufacture and
installation •• of equipment used for cleaning industrial gases
il ) to
recover
valuable
materials
which might otherwise be lost,
t2i to
•
Co.,
a
CAPITALIZATION
•Current br.nk Pr-ns
^Capital
'
stock
(xt
par
vr.luei.
174.010 sh.s.
Canadian
a
virtue
Ey
.
•
the
n
one
share
of an a nen-'ment of the articles of incorporation
1954. each share 01 capital stock without par
of capital stork,' $1 p r value.
number of shaics of
as follow s:
rc-pective
re/erally
of
the
revcral
igmivellt
Bingham,
r & Dur.-t.. Inc.
Eiciiler 6c Co,:.
Walter 6c Hurry,
12.090
6,90 J
to
Smith
6.000
Slocumb &
Brush.
C.owell,
—
V".
180.
Co.
Inc.
We eh on ,'S* Co. ..1.
p.
A
6,009
&
Co.
Webber,
Cin-tls
.
6,000
Co.—November Profit Up—
28 that nell income lor the month
re ported on pre.
1954 was ■5861,099 'after
operating! revenues for 11 month c of 1954 totaled $201,360,080
$201,293,622 in the same period ol 1953.
Ni t income lor
mouths was $7,429,506. or $4.01 a shave. Comparable earnings
11 months of 195.> were $6,493,250. or $5.27 a sliare.---V. iii0t
Net
*
that
be
11
I -.v..•
the
o,
2342.
presently
.
used
the
will
$100,000
the
of
company
Vtock.
plant
the
to
up
J '
,
Timber Co. — Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering ol' 4,000 shares of common stock
{ear $25) was made on Dec. 28 by Blyth & Co.. Inc., at
3i 12 per share.
It was completed.—V. 180, p,
The
The
and
*
to
for
92,259
of
the
are
securities..'
1,933,236'
representing
earnings
transferred
stock
(par
Pre.
The
purchase
to
completion
of
(v
to
share—has
reserve
I
been
1,165,739
placing
in
I'V
-
established
($2,000,000
$1,277,906
1,360,028
—
less
because
new
the
securities
minority
$2.66
profit
$0.66
taking
books
the
of
on
our
at
high
of
$16,764.)—V.
178,
interest
The
sale
the
of
corporation, on Dec. 21, filed a. letter oi notification with-the
covering 299,900 shares of common- stock (par 10 cents)
.to,>be
at $1
per
share through E. M. North Col, Inc., New York.
SEC
offered
-
-V1.1-;.i VV N'-
*-v.v,,:vS
The
incorporated in Missouri on Jan. 19,
1301 Burlington Ave., North Kansas
presently engaged in
the production of
the
was
result
EFFECT TO
GIVING
$1)
value
several
of
net
ment,
proceeds
be
used
are
to
for
used
and
working
to
for
pay
capital
drilling
and
other
equip¬
expenses,
general
corporate
purposes.
Wright Line, Inc., Worcester, Mass.—Files With SEC
of
years
A
PRESENT
letter
6,980
FINANCING
the
for
Fitch,
&
North
&
Smail-Milburn
180.
p.
have
Co
Jan.
filed
common
at
29,
$5.25
1954
with
the
stock
SEC
(par
share
per
the
560; shares
and
Dec.
on
$2.50),
on
of
17
covering
which
exercise
to
are
be
of
6,420
stock
issued
at
the exercise of stock
li,
to
on
are
purchase
construct
179,
be
used
factory
to
options granted Dec.
increase working capital,
building,
and
for
other
general
1954.
corporate
2853.
p.
Wynn.Pharmacal
507
___
207
__
Co.I____
Inc
Co.,
and
purposes.—V.
was
B
issued
granted
proceeds
land
such shares of common stock
exercise of warrants, in the respec¬
class
be
$6.75 per share
The
severally
company
upon
notification
of
to
are
options
250,000 shs.
below
named
of
shares
below.
MacDonald, Tnc
Wright,
Snider
coit,
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
'
underwriters
from
subscribed
not
Barret.
per
'
Woodland Oil & Gas Co., Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC
whitaker Cable Corp.
liy
percentages indicated
Burke
$1,277,906
1611.
p.
at
company
UNDERWRITERS-—The
tive
31,193
$5,172,761
__l.a
for
reserve
declased
levels.
shares
as
317,827
1,541,575
minority
income
past year has resulted
cost
by the company to
per day of copper
(approximately SuO.ODOi
may
necessarily be ad-
t4
v".'
This,
Tiie
207
SEC
107
to
'_
„
2342.
corporation
covering
be
offered
to
are
be
to
of
filed
letter
a
class
B
ol
notification
stock
common
(par
with
10
the
cents)
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
for expenses in connection with production,
per
pay
sale
and other corporate
23
shares
$2.50
and
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
Dec.
on
85,000
at
used
develompent
Wilson Jones Co.—Sales & Earnings Lower-
of
company's
purposes.—V.
product:;;
for
working
capital
179, p. 2417.
Net
and
earnings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1954. after all charges
taxes, were $53,000, according to Benja.min Kuip, Chairman, and
W.
Borders,
President.
sales
Net
lor
the
months
12
York
were
This
period
with
ended
$20,400,000.
Oct.
31.
net
of
of
$210,000
and
net
sales
figures
are
pot
1953
Comparable
change
earnings
fiscal
year.—V.
180,
for
for
the
the
14
available
months
period
same
because
of
of
mane
lor
—V.
'. I
TO YOURSELF
...here is
to
help
life-giving
money
those stricken
by
Cancer to live again.
EVERY NICKLE AND DIME I
give helps teach
to
new
thousands how
recognize Cancer and what to do
about it.
EVERY QUARTER I give
9
laboratories and scientists who
helps support
are
ing their lives to find the cause—and
Cancer.
EVERY DOLLAR I send
ment, establishes
new
check
buys
or money
on
the
envelope
order. It will be
delivered to the American Cancer Society office
m y°ur s*a*e'
AMERICAN
new
<
Just write "CANCER"
your
cure
CANCER
equip¬
facilities for treating and
curing Cancer.
containing
dedicat¬
-
SOCIETY
is
It
the
1253.
p.
Ilarrisburg, Pa.—Debs. Authorized—
Pennsylvania P. U. Commission
issue $3,000,000 of debentures.
to
compares
Water Co.,
The
$15,580,000.
CANCER
Twr
applicable
tons
«;:V:
§7
consolidated
Earnings
was
is
is
experiment
CAPITALIZATION
agreed
$3,168,501
1.503,567
2,527,319
powder fonn.
in
research
office
company
formation
company's
2742.
assets
used
five
time
*:
_
company
principal
Mo.
be
from
--;
The
copper
•
owed
•>
City,
sale
the
tons per day; and the balance
to reimburse such amounts as
BUSINESS—The
M.
Weyerhaeuser
othes
and
taxes
$3,189,525
of the common stock
of priority: $125,000 will be used
from
order
following
capacity
10
to
vvncedv
the
proceeds
approximately
tlie
to
56,872
I.
Balance
to Whitaker
Cable Corp.; accounts
which were in the amount of $68,478 on Aug. 31, 1954, will
of which $26,992 was owed to Whitaker Cable Corp
as of
date;
will
of
against
xhj
Idans
on
income
net
Appropriated
underwritten by Barret, Fitch,
was
,
powder
—V.
revisions.
of
Dr2,611,593
399,221
$9,295,906
losses
income
interest
-
'Gi'osk
os
for
$5,723,222
2,650,931
share for each four shares
new
one
Authorized
providing $954,000 for Federal
:o:ne
tax.
This compares with not income in November 1951} of
>0,451 after Federal income tax of $391,000.
Press
operating
revenues
for November 1954 totaled $18,917,705,
ycemtfared with 616 852.544 in the sum; month of last year. The i>.crease
r.fleeted
principally additional sides cf private wire service and
:iff
paid
net
the
in
loans
Common
company
November
ii'
repay
Jack-on A:
...6.000
1817.
Western Union Telegraph
The
Paine.
6,000
Barbour,
Rogers,
for
Provision
com¬
$6,245,754
.——
______
:____
Provisions
the
the basis of
used
increase
the
.6,000
0,000
Sknggs & Co
California Co._
Grcss,
Offering—The
Corp.—Stock
income
____„—
Total
1953
12,386,696
12,922,332
____
offered to its cdmmon stockholders of
This offering
be
1953.
IT)' is.
Nov. 29
payable,
Shares
F'.fst
35 turn
a
Metals
PROCEEDS—The
will
capital Mock to be purchased by them
are
B'Uenian,
Yorkville
on
operating
Sharply
,
$19,168,086 $18,109,918
i
profit from sale of securities
Recoveries
Department at the Steubenville,
this week, and production has
(Onioi
Works wiiere the Tandem
operation.—V. 180, p. 1477.
operations.,,.
expenses
-Dividends
effccvalue.
underwriters and
S'ares
V;'
Net
but
'54,
capacity
at
the
at
up
Dec. 21
on
held.
share
names
Net
with
up
than
better
\
1954
North & Co. and associates.
hank.
•7NDER\VRITERS~T!io
be
will
"1955
Operating
right to subscribe on or before Dec.
for 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $8 per
30
company's Canadian subsidiary
to the
has caught
consumption
and
Hearth
Open
operating
recently put
on
record
with M- ssachuselts
Nov.; 17.
on
hmrame
stepped
be
figures relate to a !o
'Thes?
out,
Neudoerfer.
Steel's
is
were
pany
agreement.
•
leveled
Mr.
from
Portion
aggregate p.incip.l
qeiount of $700.000• 0/ unsecured nol'us of the company. Tito company
i'.vocnd.; to pay off in It'll trie current bunk, loans
to Security-First
•National
Bank
of
Los
'Angeles
front
the proceeds
of the stock
ty.:rently oJfe.cd and of such rotes to be soid .to Massachusetts
.Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.
The underwriting agreement provided
that the sale of the stock to the underwriters shall not occur unless
the company
,-hall have received or shall receive concurrently with
fc'.vs
proceeds of
the stock
the sum of £700.000
under the note
Mutual
Works
baen
120.000
company has 'c-ntergd into a note agreement
Lite
Insurance
Co. lor the >ak; of an
The
Wheeling
Ohio
$700,000
200.000 sh.-
...;•'....
.
said
Income
is too early to make comparisons with '53.
Whitaker
'$700,000
,
.
-
produc'ion,"
it
Mills
120.000
4'j
1, 196 >
July
V ■'<-.sin!?/, fund note, due
the
"Inventories have
1955
Outstanding
Authorized
•
stated
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
corporation's
official
in
Year Ended Oct. 31—
outlook is encouraging, according to an
statement recently issued by John 1,. Neudoerfer, President.
He
that Wheeling Steel's business has "improved quite materially
last 60 days, and I look for a mild improvement in 1955."
This
purify, .gases' for industrial pi'oces.s operations, and
(3) to prevent
pollution of the atmosphere.
The company's executive office is located at
1000 West Ninth St.,
ten Angeles, Calif.
1$ also maintdns dlshuct ofiiees at Atlanta, Chi¬
cago, New York and San Francisco.
The Company ha,i one operating
subsidiary. Precipitation Co. of Canada, Ltd;, through which it conduets
Its
Canadian
business.
,
'
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. (& Subs.)—Net Up
Encouraging—
Corp.—Outlook
Steel
Wheeling
to
California
r.t
cipitation
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
of
planned
use
construction
for
major
86,
to
p.
$1,000,000
during
improvements
550.
the
of
past
scneduled
has
the
authorized
proceeds
three
for
1955
to
years.
and
the
retire
company
bank
The
rest
1956,
it
loans
will
is
go
said.
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■
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Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(53)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTSVIEN
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Graham
Feb.
County Junior College
until 2 p.m.
000
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
Treasurer's
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
office.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
CALIFORNIA
liams,
Alhamhra, Calif,
Offering — Lora M. Wil¬
City Clerk, will
receive
sealed
bids
Bond
Jan.
on
$200,000
for
Dated
Feb.
1
clusive.
Feb.
1,
Bonds
due
Due
1965
to
in
1961
callable
are
of
in¬
and
6: $5,000,000
Department ' of
Power of The
Water
interest
and
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality
O'Melveny
by
&
approved
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles.
the
for
Revenue
Bonds.
purchase
of
$3,500,000
Electric
Plant
Revenue
Bonds
Nov.
1:
County
"The
Control
dates
amounts above
and
the
and
Department
Power
of
Angeles Water
Bonds
Revenue
and
The
1
from
1956 to
(2nd
subject to variation.
able
from
City
000
Fairfax
ings
of
Big
part
Unified
School
District,
and
Plant
Bond
are
be
the
Bond
Offering—Fay Lawrence,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
her
at
office
Long
are
$23,000,000
bonds
election held
an
of
2, 1954.
Los
Angeles
bonds
are
balance
unsold
an
remaining
election
an
authorized
of
from
a
of $179,000,000 authorized at
total
vine & Co., of New York, Califor¬
nia Bank, of Los Angeles, Dean
Witter & Co., of San
held
Nov.
'
Dean
bonds.
4,
Feb.
on
1955.
1975
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
terest
Dated
1
Jan.
from
15,
1956 to
Principal and
in¬
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Briggs Elem. Sch. Dist., Ventura
Sale—The
$80,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
2643
p.
Bank
&
—
of
awarded
were
America
Savings
shall
to
National
Association
but
please
of
sale of the
lished in due
the
Issues—James
L.
of
Beebe, of
date of Dec. 28:
the
to
get
some
of
pro¬
been
en¬
kind
three
At
following
this
time
dates,
and
the
the
amounts, appear to be firm:
Jan. 11: $8,000,000 Los
Angeles
City School District.
Jan. 11: $12,000,000 Los
Angeles
City High School District.
Jan.
of
of
26:
Water
Los
$18,000,000 Department
and
Power
Angeles
be
pub¬
then
and may
course
Board
Due
and
Jan.
on
District,
1965
from
1
1.
on
1963
inclusive.
to
Due
1973
140,000 2V2S.
1974 to
The
Jan.
on
1968
to
1969
Jan.
1
Jan.
on
sold
to
Trust Company,
his
til
office in San
11
the
a.m.
bonds.
on
15
clusive.
(J-J)
Jan.
on
of
Dated
Jan.
Bernardino,
(PST)
purchase
$31,000
Jan.
from
15,
1960
Principal
payable
un¬
for
10
building
1955.
to
Due
1962
San
Francisco,
as
interest
the
from
office.
Legality
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Fresno
No.
1961
(P. O. Fresno),
Offering
J.
—
Calif.
L.
of
The City
Electric
Plant
Revenue Bonds.
bids
until
for
Santa
Bond
school
bonds
Due
available
information
13,000
sold
the
to
inclusive.
Due
on
from
Jan.
(J-J)
Due
on
is
indicates
1955 dates at
now
the following
tentatively fixed:
Due
on
1
from
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1 from
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
from
Jan.
1,
San
&
Pierce,
Barth
Francisco*
Co.,
of
&
Fenner &
Co.,
William
Los
both
R.
of
Staats
Angeles,
Heller,
Bruce &
Co., of San Francisco,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, H. E.
$34,000
15, 1955.
1957
to
and
bids
1973
City Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
.9
J.
will
his
at
until
Ost-
in
Los
the
purchase
bonds.
Feb.
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
p.m.
-***1
(PST)
purchase
of
Dated
Feb.
clusive.
1
.
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
proved
l;
1958
Principal
(F-A)
on
Santa
1956
Sale
offered
interest
the
$1,050,000
cost
offered
Dec.
16—v.
awarded
to
180,
1
bonds
p.
2446—
Hannaford
&
Talbot, of San Francisco, as 3%s,
at a
price of 100.01, a basis of
about
3.74%.
1971
in
Dated
Feb.
on
I
Los
(PST)
on
$77,000
Feb.
1,
1956 to
from
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A)
payable at the Coun¬
Treasurer's office.
FLORIDA
Sanford,
Certificate
water
Dean
$1,650,000
v.
180,
a
syn¬
to
Bank
Union
District
of
from
of
at
and
Will
High Sch.
certifi¬
18(|,
v.
a
group
Counties
Dist.
No.
Town: hip
206
(P.
O.
Flossmoor), III.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
building bonds
composed
Blair
&
Co.,
was
of
the
$3,703,-
sold
to
a
Northern
both
of
Chicago,
Weeks, of New
York City, Paine,
Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Ballman &
Ma?r\.
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., and
McMaster, Hutchinson & Co., all
of Chicago, at a
price of 100.01, a
Hornblower
&
net interest cost of about
2.67%,
as
follows:
$835,000 2%s.
1955
to
1,265,000
Due
1960
2Vis.
2.21
iy2s,
1959
%,
due
to
fol¬
as
Jan.
011
1962,
1
inclusive
l%s, due
inclusive;
Jan..
Jan.
on
inclusive;
on
$318,000
1
from
and
Jan.
on
Dec. 1
from
inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
1
due
as
1958,
1968
School
cost
follows:
Jan.
from
1
inclusive;
on
Jan.
2 V2s
Disabou'
$90,000
from
1
of
1956
inclusive; $120,000
on
c.iu
1973;
price of 100.07
a
Jan.
on
due
000
$106,000
interest
2.20%,
to
5s
tc
lV2s,
1959
to
$60,000
H4s,
1, 1963 and
1964;
on
Jan. 1 from
to
19-37, inclusive; $180,21'4s, due on Jan. 1 from
to
1973,
inclusive;
2%s.
from
The
1954.
1968 to
bonds
Dec.
on
1
1974 inclusive.
dated
are
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
Company,
approved
of
Due
of
the
Northern
Chicago.
Trust
Legality
by Chapman &
Cutter,
Chicago.
1
1, 1974 and°1975
trict bonds at
net
2V4s,
1968
Elementary
1,600,000
1
1963 and 1964; $.158,000
2s, due
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1967
a
$275:000
—
ILLINOIS
Cook
net interes
a
about
High
bonds
on
•
22
Trust Co., of Chicago, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., of New York
City, A. C. Allyn & Co., William
District,
—
The
revenue
Dec.
2447—were awarded to
group
to
Fla.
—
sewer
offered
County
the
Junior
$208,000
011
and
Sale
by Wachob-Bender Corp.,
of Omaha, at a
price of 99.01.
in¬
lows: $52,000 5s, due on Jan. 1
from 1956 to
1958, inclusive
due
Im¬
office
a.m.
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
000
28
by
1965
No.
1955.
interest
The
price of 100.06,
1962,
$235,000
9
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
due
in¬
his
at
until
building
follows:
600,000
Due
1979
—
Bond
District
bids
Angeles,
the
Dec.
headed
3 for
and
sealed
d
Districts,
County, Calif.
$90,000 2s, due
provement
to
a n
1
School
Oakley Water District, Contra
Costa County, Calif.
Sale —The
Brown,
America National Trust &
Savings
of -San
Francisco, as
to
County
Legality ap¬
Gibson,
Dunn
&
by
1,
2743—were awarded
building
1955.
to
Francisco, and C. N.
Co., of Oakland.
headed
building1955.
Due
awarded
Cruz
Br|) 11 d
Centro,
Jan.
$33,000
Feb.
from
El
En-
San
Jan. 4 for the purchase of
p.
County, Calif.
Watsonville
Offering—Harry M. Free,
2
L.
School
2743—were
p.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
in
Los
Union School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County
Clerk,
will
receive
cates
Witter & Co., of San Francisco.
1,
1956
of
Los
ty
Sale—The $158,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
Union School District,
Imperial County, Calif.
office
Feb.
from
Fresno
McCabe
his
from
$36,000
Principal
$104,000
at
15
Bond
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
'
the
1
Scandinavian
inclusive.
bids
of
White &
receive sealed
(I-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
terest
Bond
,J.
—
of
Dated
Feb.
011
$285,000
building
1955.
June
on
bids at his office in
Fresno, until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 11 for
on
Jan. 4 for the purchase of
1975
Due
School
(PST)
Dated
both
1971
Association
receive
office
a.m.
bonds.
June 15 from
on
interest
Offering—Harold
Angeles,
Due
1970 inclusive.
Offering
dicate
Clerk,
inclusive.
Coui^JLy. Clerk, will
bujicis
County
June 15 from
Sanger Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
p.
Lake
on
15, 1959
bonds are dated Dec.
15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
office.
Angeles
Richards
geles, Kalman & Co., of Minneap¬
olis, Kaiser & Co., Hooker & Fay,
The
cisco.
Little
to
60,000 2s.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
1970 inclusive.
20,000 2V2s.
of
Jan.
Principal
payable
at
1966 inclusive.
16,000 2V4S.
1
Jan.
on
Crutcher, of Los Angeles.
inclusive.
on
from
1
Jan.
Due
2s.
of
1
1962
to
1963 to
Jan.
on
1959
to
1967 to
as
Jan.
on
bonds.
of $70,009
Due
l%s.
1960
District,
Calif.
Company,
follows:
as
Dated
inclusive.
ap¬
Trust
5s.
1956
issue
was
Francisco,
$12,000
9,000
County,
Sale—An
American
San
School
Union
Clara
purchase
June
1965
75,000 l%s.
Brown,
(PST)
a.m.
water bonds.
were
"Such
11
the
on
Due
to
clusive.
County Water Works Dist.
13
inclusive.
Due
1960.
Bond
dated
are
June 15 from
on
1958
50,000 IV2S.
1 from
office.
until
Cupertino
J.
Westside
follows:
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Jan.- M,
1955. Principal and interest
(F-A)
County
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los; Angeles.
Co.,
>
to
20,006 IViS,
in¬
and
at
&
Francisco,
Lynch,
Beane,
of
was
1 from
Jan.
on
$235,000
bonds
inclusive.
Due
Co., of San Francisco.
American
1980 inclusive.
bonds
sealed
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk of the Board of Super¬
Weeden
Francisco, C. J. De-
Merrill
1954.
Due
100,000 2V4S.
ly,
Bond
Sch.
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Jan.
on
Due
2s.
Bond
School
Fe
improvement
from
1
1964.
80,000
Super¬
Bernardino County, Calif.
County
the
inclusive.
Due
40,000 l%s.
Los
Central
San
&
1966
sold by
of
schedule of the probable 1955 sale
dates for bonds of the above
listed
jurisdictions.
will
of
Treasurer's
information
bidders I have
deavoring
bonds
this
Notice
so.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
of)
Myers, 900 Title Insur¬
ance Bldg., Los
Angeles 13, issued
the following memorandum under
''For
do
the
County
visors.)"
San
&
spective
consider
not
to
bidding,
are
the
muncipal law firm of O'Mel¬
veny
informed
you
be obtained from the selling body.
Trust
Prospective Sale Dates of Local
Bond
do
commitment
a
son,
(State
try to keep
of that fact in advance of
Francisco.
California
If changes appear probable
interest,
the
Co.,
Hill
sold to the
was
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond
available
(NOTE: School bonds
County, Calif.
Bond
1
best
inr
and
San Mateo, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
now.
bonds.
the
is
Due
1971
&
San
of
Work & Co., Stone &
Youngberg,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
Agnew & Co., all of San Francisco,
$500,-
building
Indepen¬
(PST) on
to
—
Company, of San
1959
to
of
11
a.m.
1955.
both
Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
ing bonds, offered Dec. 28
v.
180, p. 2643—were awarded to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
building
1,
1956
Ranchito-Santa
Calif.
issue
formation
until
Feb.
from
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Dist.,
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $150,000
dence,
1
un¬
Jan. 4 for the
on
$160,000
elusive'.;,, Principal
follows:
as
60,000 IV2S.
1952.
"The
of
Dated
$30,000 374s. Due
foregoing dates
(except
January) are tentative. The in¬
in
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Francisco,
County,
Trust
1956
re¬
part of
are
District
to
High Sch.
Sale—An
American
Unified
Nov.
$25,000,000
Control
Union
building bonds
Angeles
bonds
Beach
District
"The
Moulton
Ventura,
County,
awarded
Clara
$80,000 4y4s.
Los
Francisco, Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, R. H.
Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1956
Santa
the
of
$109,000,000
Inyo County, Calif.
bids
at
1956 to
Marin
& Co., of San
price of 100.54.
a
Francisco,
issue of $32,500,000
an
from
Witter
at
unsold balance of $17,-
balance
Flood
Pine
Dist.,
2743—were
Fremont
issue)
District
$47,000,000,
School
1
Bond Sale—The
$64,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
Reve¬
000,000 remaining from a total of
Association, San Francisco,
or at any fiscal
agency of the city
in Chicago or New York City. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Feb.
on
Sch.
will
$8,000,000
250,000
Los
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Principal and in¬ maining from a total of $83,000,terest (F'-A) payable at the City
000, each authorized at an elec¬
Treasurer's office, or at the Bank" tion held June
3, 1952. The $16,of America National Trust & Sav¬
in
both of San
&
Weeden
Due
000
revenues
an
receive
office
inclusive.
The pace of
funds avail¬
the
and
School
part of
his
until 9 a.m. (PST) on
4 for the purchase of
$300,building bonds. Dated Feb. f,
Jan.
inclusive.
1975
at
County, Calif.
bids at his office in
City of
Works
Electric
Bonds
construction
District.
sold
Feb.
on
bids
Ost-
Angeles,
p.
for
Water
Los
$25,000,000 Los Angeles
Flood
stated
J.
County ; Clerk,i; will
sealed
Ventura
Bond Offering—L. E.
California
1955.
Due
Offering—Harold
(2nd issue).
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
►
Bond
1975
Sept. 21: $15,000,000 to $20,000,000
Department of
Water
and
Power of The City of Los Angeles
Dist.,
Calif.
Angeles County,
Oxnard Elementary School
District,
til 10
Monte Union High Sch.
Los
1955.
California.
$12,000,000
Los
Angeles City High School
District bonds are part of an un¬
water, sewage disposal pnd street
El
!y;
7:
"The
Williams,
will receive sealed
(PST) on Jan. 11
Clerk,
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
and
determining factors.
bids until 8 p.m.
office.
$10,000,-
Water
$5,316,000 The Metro¬
politan Water District of Southern
Anaheim, Calif.
Bond Offering—D. M.
City
to
19:
Sept.
nue
Principal
1960.
1,
Met¬
$8,400,000 San Diego
County Court House Bonds.
of Feb.
as
The
1955. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
City of Los Angeles
Works
April
revenue
1955.
1956
April
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
parking
from
thereafter
10
the
street
bonds.
on
until
18
$10,000,000
California.
ern
inclusive.
9:
District.
ropolitan Water District of South¬
ton, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
(MST) on Jan. 17 for
the
purchase of $225,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1974
$16,250,000 Long Beach
School
March
District
(P. O. Safford), Ariz.
Bond Offering:—W. L. Buffing-
8:
Unified
and
Fulton
County Consolidated School
(P. O. Lewiston), III.
Dist. No. 340
Bond
Offering—LaVerne Black,
Clerk of the
rectors,
will
Board
of School
receive
sealed
Di¬
bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 10 for
the purchase of $42,000 building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Jan.
from
1
1956
to
1974
Due
011
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany mutually
agreeable to the
purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jackson
County Community Consal.
Sch. Dist.
No.
No.
109
(P. O. R. F. D.
1, Murphysboro), III.
L
Bond Sale—The $86,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 19—v. 180,
p.
2024—were awarded
to
Mc-
Other members of the syndicate:
American Trust Co., Blyth & Co.,
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago, as
2%s and 2V4s.
$60,000
1974
21->s,
and
due
011
Jan.
1975.
54
(54)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Lawrence County Sch. Dists Nos. 57
and
100
Bond
000
issue
Sale—An
building
bonds
oi
$201,-
sold
was
to
Benjamin Lewis & Co., of Chicago,
as 3M>s.
Arcadia, Ind.
works
Sale—The
21—v.
ed
bids
43.9,000
Clerk,
until
L.
Perry,
receive
will
sealed
water
as
2
Warrant
Offering
F-A.
1965
inclusive.
warrants.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Arundel
Bond
Annapolis), Md.
Offering—President
L.
Miller
Board
of
sealed
bids
until
11
O.
^
Shaw,
tional
45
(EST)
1
Jan.
on
1957
from
Legality
1979
to
Bond
Offering
Krebs,
City
sealed
until
$455,000 bonds,
10
from
1
1956
1970
to
in¬
clusive.
from
The
Bond
1956 to
bonds
Due
1969
inclusive.
dated
are
Nov.
on
Feb.
1,
1955.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's offtce.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Town
receive
Trust
sealed
bids
the
at
Company, 111
until 11
S.
15,
5
and
Day
1955.
1956
Due
Jan.
on
15
payable
City
Clerk,
bids
12
until
for
will
8
the
bonds,
G.
purchase
sealed
Jan.
on
of
$390,000
Day
$157,000
Atlas
at
bonds.
1956
Due
from
inclusive.
1967
Dec.
from
1
inclusive.
17
1956
to
,
The
Dedham, Mas*.
Offering — Andrew
Bond
Indep Sch. Dist., la.
Offering
—
for
the
school
tion
purchase
building
bonds.
Due
(CST)
p.m.
Emery
J.
on
1
6
of
$235,000
general obliga¬
Dated
Dec.
Jan.
on.
Dec.
from
1,
1955
1954.
to
1974
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
-
Sale—An issue of $16,000
special assessment street improve¬
bonds
ment
ton D.
Beh
3V2S, at
of
to the
chants
3.42%.
inclusive.
Dec.
from
as
basis
a
Dated
June 1
on
National
1,
the
at
Bank
of
Boston,
offered
the
Clarence
—
until
10
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 11 for the purchase
■of $166,000 county hospital
bonds,
as
follows:
$91,000 not to
exceed 2%%
est bonds. Due
1955
to
1963
on
28
inter¬
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
75,000 not to exceed 6% interest
bonds.
Due
on
1964 to
1971
inclusive.
Manufacturers-Central
tional
Bank
of
discount, plus
The
notes
a
bonds
Dec.
1
are
dated
from
Dec.
thereafter
1, 1959.
are
callable
1,
1960
as
of
Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at the
Kentucky
Trust Co., Louisville.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
of
&
Co.,
dated
are
April
on
are
to
due
Palmer
Na¬
of
are
1960.
in
callable
Principal
and
by
Legal.ty approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Indianfields
Township
Fractional
Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Caro), Mich.
Note Offering—Reid J. Thurs¬
Treasurer
of
the
Education, will receive
8
Board
of
sealed bidsJ
(EST) on Jan, 5 for
$56,650 tax antic¬
p.m.
the purchase of
ipation notes,
$28,750
follows:
as
notes
in
anticipation
of
1954 taxes. Due June
27,900
notes
30, 1956.
anticipation of
in
1955 taxes. Due June
The
notes
dated
are
30, 1956.
Dec.
15,
1954.
(P.
Note
000
D.
Issues Sold—The
State-aided
notes
offered
veterans
Dec.
28—v.
awarded
headed
$28,631,projects
to
180,
by
White, Weld -&
Co., of New York City. The suc¬
cessful
bidder
rate of 6%
issue
named
an
interest
for each of the respec¬
included in the sale,
Boston,
Mass.,
at
premium of $188,522.50.
Braintree, Mass.,
premium of $61,928.33.
672,000
Brockton, Mass.,
premium of $40,880.
at
1,779,000 Gloucester, Mass.,
premium of $105,356.71.
100,000
Medford,
Mass.,
premium of $4,820.28.
at
Millbury,
Mass.,
at
a
Watertown,
Mass.,
premium of $59,251.67.
730,000
Woburn,
Mass.,
Chelsea, Mass.,
premium of $43,966.84.
to
all of
Detroit, at
price of 100.08
a
net interest cost of about
2.95%.
a
$32,000 2%s. Due
1955 to
3s.
1957
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
Oct.
on
from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
on
Oct.
dated
Oct.
1
for
1,
to
1973
as
of
a
or
(EST)
on
April
inclusive.
and
(A-O)
Jan.
from
are
13
1956
due
Due
Jackson, Miss, i
Offering — Mrs. J. R.
Skinner, City Clerk, will receive
Bond
(CST)
a.m.
on
Jan. 5 for the purchase of
$1,880,special street
improvement
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1955. Due on
000
R.
Johnson,
Jan.
Jan/^Tfrom
on
Pol¬
receive
works ■ improvement
serially from 1956 to
Due
sealed bids until 10
Feb.
1
from
1956
to
1965
inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1961 and
there¬
after are callable as of
Feb. i,
1960.
Principal and interest
pay¬
1,
able
1957 to
at
Bank
the
Deposit
Guaranty
&
Trust Co., Jackson. Le¬
Principal and in¬ gality
approved -by -Charles
&
payable at a banking
insti-j Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
tution
mutually
satisfactory
to
Lowndes County (P. O.
the City and the successful bid¬
Columbus),
1976
inclusive.
terest
der. Legality approved by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barher,
of Minneapolis.
Caledonia, Minn.'
Bond
Offering—=H.
E.
i
Mississippi
~
v
Offering — Sealed bids
be/received
until
1
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 11 for the purchase
.
will
of
$250,000 bridge and road.bonds.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
MISSOURI
bids until 8 p.mr-(CST) on Jan. 6
for the
purchase of $15,000 fire
equipment bonds.
Bated
Feb.
1955.
1
1957 io
Due
Feb.
inclusive.
terest
from
Principal and
payable ^at
oV
bank
the
by
on
any
;
r.,
Bond
Wisland,
1,
suitable
..
;
Bond-
penter,
receive
in¬
trust company designated
purchaser.
<
St.
Lou's, Mo.
Offering — Milton
City,, Comptroller,
sealed
(CST)-on
chase of
bids
Jan.
12
until
Car¬
will
a.ih.
11
for-the
$11,690,000 bonds,'
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
Legality ap-r
proved by FaegTtT & Benson, of $712,000 .public -building and irhprovement ;bonds.
Minneapolis.
Due
on
: >
March 1! from 1970 to 1975
Crystal,:Minn*
L^.\. inclusive." Principal and in¬
Bond
Sale
;The $1,100,000
terest (M-S) payable at the
Sanitary
Improvement
No.
8
Gauranty Trust Company,-of
bonds offered Dec; 28—v. 180,
p.
! *
New York City, 'or at such
2744—were
awarded
to
a
group
other place as the
Mayor and
composed of J... M. Dain & Co.,
Allison-Williams Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Minne¬
City-
"
March
about
Feb.
1,
Nobles
of
1955 to Feb.
1%
from
1, 1956.
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
bids
11
until
for
2
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
bank
the
inclusive.
callaMe
are
of
after;
Feb.
1,
1965.
PrincipaLand interest pay¬
able at any suitable .banking in¬
1961
be
purchasers
to
in St.
nominated
the
of
the
by
bonds,
approval
and
designation .by the Mayor and
City Comptroller.
1,500,000 public park bonds. Due
on
March
1, 1961. Principal
interest
and
at
a
in
St.
by
bank
(M-S)
Louis to
the
payable
trust
or
be
company
nominated
purchasers
of
the
bonds, subject to the approval
and designation of the
Mayor
Dated Feb.;
"as
to
,
:
$240,000
Bonds due
1960
trust company
to
subject
Due onTeb. 1 from 1957
1, 1955.
to 1975
or
Louis,
Jan.;
on
from
Principal and in¬
(M-S)
payable
at
a
terest
3.37%^Tjie bonds bear
interest
1
inclusive.
basis
a
>
public
buildings and
improvement bonds. Due on
Phillips Co., Shaughnessy &
Co., Harold E. Wood &
Co., all of St. Paul, and Woodard-.
Elwood & Co., of Minneapolis, as
price (rf»T00.08,
de¬
may
9,478,000
Caldwell,
a
Comptroller
termine.
apolis, Juran & 4Moodv, Inc., St.
Paul, Kalman & Co., E. J. Prescott & Co., both of
Minneapolis,
stitution
a
Juran
as
and
The
City Comptroller.
bonds
1955.
Charles
&
dated
are
Legality
March
approved
Trauernicht,
of
1,
by
St.
Louis.
$63,000
Moody^ Inc., of St. Paul,
1.70s.
1957
to
Due
1965
37,000 2.20s.
by
Legality approved
apolis,
2.70s.
as
on
Jan.
1
The
terest
bonds
of
1%
Nebraska
Due
on
Jan. 1
from
bear
utility
additional
in¬
for otie year.
Sale—The
revenue
Bond
City. Neb.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
til 7
p.m.
$465 000
refunding
by the City Clerk un¬
(CST) on Jan. 5 for the
purchase
water
bonds.
Sleepy Eve, Minn.
Certificate
public
NEBRASKA
from
inclusive.
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
bank
designated
&
follows:
in
callable
Principal and
payable at
company
the purchaser.
1
Bonds
thereafter
April 1, 1960.
trust
on
purchase
of
$1,500,009
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
Due
interest
at
p.m.
building
1955.
a
8
the
1961
at
&
bonds.- Dated
system
will
inclusive.
pur¬
Paddock
Offering—C.
water
bonds.
by
.
Clerk,
1955 to
from
until
a
a
designated' by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
1963 inclusive.
Principal and in-«
MONTANA
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &•.
terest (A-O) payable at the De¬
Barber,
of
Richland County High Sch. Dist.
Minneapolis, and
troit Trust
Company, Detroit. Le-; Moody &
No. 3 (P. O.
Springsted, of St. Paul..
Fairview), Mont. '
gality approved by Miller, CanBond Sale—The $260,060 build¬
Pipestone, Minn.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 im¬ ing bonds offered Dec. 23—v. 180,
Mount Pleasant Sch. Dist., Mich.
provement bonds" offered Dec. 28 p. 2345—were awarded to Piper,
Bond Offering — Carl
Wender, —v. 180, p. 2745—were awarded to Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
Due
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
at
on
general obligation sewage dispos¬
1970
1
at
desig¬
bids until 7:30 p.m; (CST)
Jan. 4 for the purchase of
$20,^..
1965
the
by
approved
school building bonds.
follows:
as
a
a
designated
Dist. No.
at
premium of $44,408.33.'
1,448,COO
awarded
were
a
$14,111.52.
a
Town
000
120 (P. O. Adrian ). M'nnj
Sattley
Bond Offering—W. E.
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Marston,
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.,4 District Clerk, will receive sealedi
1954.
a
22
at
1,537,000 Watertown, Mass., at
premium of $93,500.83.
974,000
Dec.
group composed of H. V.
a
3,269,000 Cambridge, Mass.,
at
a
premium of $198,864.17.
and
April
&
as
a
$98,000 special
improvement bonds
assessment
66,000
1,018,000
of
and / interest
bank or trust
Legality
additional
Sale—The
offered
a
p.
syndi¬
a
Bond
1961
as
lard,
Clerk,.-will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
11
for
the purchase of $400,000
3.30s, at
Melvindale, Mich.
Housing Authorities
Boston), Mass.
Principal
payable at
Bond
>
of
Massachusetts
due
callable
be
to
sealed
City
1965
by
ton,
;
as
bank
a
designated
company
1,
1956
due
the purchaser.
April 29,
Storey,
Dodge,
1,
Bonds
(A-O) payable at
trust
or
at
on
&
April
interest
0.44%
premium of $50.
Lynn,
inclusive.
Feb.
from
1
payable
Ackerman, Miss.
Offejrjng—Jennie B.
Bond
Anoka,'Minn.
to
To¬
of
interest
institution
MISSISSIPPI
MINNESOTA
$175,-
sold
was
Boston.
315,000
March
1954, and those maturing in
and
Due
1966
of
1955. Legality approved by
premium of
The
notes
awarded
were
$3,099,000
Car¬
ter, County Court Clerk, will
bids
by
follows:
County (P. O.
Vernon), Ky.
Offering
Dec.
along with varying premiums,
Rockcastle
sealed
Harris
bonds
1955.
until
Lynn, Mass.
$800,000
cate
any
above-mentioned
approved
Sale—The
Note
tive
ceive
Stranahan,
Mer¬
Storey, Thomdike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
at
Callable
the
at
Legality
2744—were
KENTUCKY
Bond
issue
bonds
and
Jan. 11
on
Mich.
building
The
Floor, 30 State Street,
Boston 6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 6 for the purchase of $485,000
1955 to
time.
Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Mount
District,
Sale—An
Bond
000
D.
Mezzanine
Carl¬
Co., of Des Moines,
Due
1903
sold
price of 100.32,
a
about
1954.
was
Boston,
Edmore, Rural Agricultural School
1961 and thereafter
bids
sealed
Thorndike,
Ottumwa, Iowa
Bond
of
discount.
Galvin, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
bank.
Miller, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
7:30
Rockland-
Bank
to
payable
until
0.41%
the
2744—-
p.
ledo.
bonds are dated
Feb.
1,
Legality approved by Ban¬ school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Coo- Due on Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
ney, of Des Moines.
Bond
LegaL
MICHIGAN
—
1955.
Marion
to
National
receive
230,000 street construction bonds.
on
Dec.
2744—were awarded to
p.
Call¬
any
collections.
Due
180,
v.
offered
notes
count.
1
time and payable
from special assessment
only
awarded
were
180,
E.
First
1955?
23—v.
Bonds
Principal
the
Herschell
—
Miller,
Canfiel^_;
Stone, of Detroit!--
Dec.
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
June
on
1963
to
able at
Note
porary
improvement
street
1955.
payable at
City—
are
1960.
al
offered
Company, of Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thron-
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Chicago,
and the National Shawmut Bank,
of Boston, jointly, at 0.84% dis¬
follows:
as
15,
1,
County (P. O. East
Cambridge}, Mass.
Sale—The $300,000 notes
Note
Trust
Bunten,
(CST)
inclu-
Boston, Mass.
receive
p.m.
Jan.
cipal
1959
School District, Mich.
inclusive.
company
chaser
Middlesex
from
the
1959
Legality approved
from
$4,500,000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
Due on April l-from 1956 to 1973
(A-O)
approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Principal
at
to
obligation water works bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 11957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
from
1
Offering
Jan.
on
Wagner,
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
York
1975
ity
a.m.
inclusive.
1970
to
interest
and
1956
interest
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Offering—R.
to
National Bank, of Boston.
the
for
from
Dated
will
Treasurer,
Boston,
Jan.
on
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Bond
1956
J.
banking
thereafter
sive.
,
Devonshire
(EST)
purchase of
$260,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
St.,
) 205,000 park bonds.
1
15
Abinglon, Mass.
Offering — Francis
Murphy,
on
from
Minn.
eral
1,
tc
July
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase
of
on
inclusive.
of
Due
15
Co., of Minneapolis.
Offering—P.
for
follows:
Due
Jan.
Blanks, Secretary of the Board of'
Education,
will- receive
sealed
L.
re¬
as
Dated
and
Trenton
Na¬
bonds.
to
New
will
17,000 school bonds. Due
MASSACHUSETTS
(CST)
a.m.
bonus.
1985 inclusive.
the First
bonds,
school
Jan.
M.
purchase
bonds.
$1,017,000
v.
—
by Berry, Stevejjs & Moorman, of
Jan. 5 for the purchase
on
Bond
28
awarded
bids
uary
Municipal Division,
Boston, until noon
St.,
$1,000,000
Baltimore.
receive
follows:
as
sewer
Nov.
will
the
for
20
$250,000
Maude
—
Clerk,
bids
Jan.
on
of
Rapids, la.
Milk
of
by
approved
Treasurer,
bids at
Bank,
$1,750,000 issue of school construc¬
tion
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1, ly55.
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
Cedar
Town
ceive sealed
of
&
Dec.
were
—
Wilmont,
Due semi-annualiy on Jan¬
Bond
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
offered
2745
p.
Kalman
Oakland County
Authority (P. O.
a
Bond
receive
180,
1955.
a
a
Middleborough, Mass. •
Offering — Chester
the
certificates
be
revenue
Cal¬
tnat
will
the
for
11
(P.
announces
Education
Jan.
on
County
&
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
received until Jan. 2b for bids until 8
p.m. (CST) on Jan. 10
purchase of $5,350,000 watei for the purchase of $20,000 gen¬
vvill
the
726,000
Anne
vin
a
Everett,
Mass.,
at
premium of $42,995.49.
900,000
Everett,
Mass.,
at
premium of $40,318.63.
Paddock
Pontiac), Mich.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
2,558,000 Springfield, Mass., at
premium of $155,611:66.
MARYLAND
inclusive.
IOWA
a
Boston,
Mass.,
at
premium of $132,323.35.
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
Canfield,
of Detroit..
Southeastern
a
of
Miller,
Water
Mass.,
at
$302,482.42.
Due
time
at
Boston,
premium
Interest
Cox &
Harold
—
Mass.,
premium of $25,975.83.
the
to
by
a
2,340,000
City, Ind.
Chase, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 6
for
the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
at
Stone,
Newburyport,
5,400,000
for
County Bank,
2s, at a price of par.
Hammond School
Mass.,
a premium of
$26,705.83.
427,000
Waltham,
Mass.,
at
180, p. 2447—were award¬
Cicero,
Needham,
premium of $54,7501
p.m. (CST)
on Jan.
purchase of $60,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from
18
the Hamilton
to
of
$22,000
bonds offered Dec.
revenue
Bond
Town
900,000
Ruston, La.
Offering — J.
1957
INDIANA
Bond
LOUISIANA
O. Sumner), III.
(P.
Monday, January 3, 1955
...
Jan. 1
Bonds
and
of
$600,000
gas
electric,
utilities
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
revenue
Due
on
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
due in
1961
and
thereafter
\
Number 5391... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(55)
X
.
callable
are
of
as
Jan.
2645—were aW&fded to the Secur¬
ceive
sealed
pay¬
ity
(EST)
on
(J-J)
able
Treasurer's
the
at
County
Trust
Co.,
Clerk,
bids
until
7:30
10 for the
Jan.
C00
will
bonds,
district
$214,000
on
1965
inclusive.
1961
to
time
on
Feb.
193,000
on
due
five
1964
in
years;
1965
and
on
years.
intersection paving
bonds.
Due
1956
1965 inclusive.
to
in
due
1961
able
any
five
Feb.
on
to
1965
from
1
Forman
SavirfS^
1954.
Lue
1964
to
after
or
dated
are
will
Cerio,
on
interest (J-D)
Feb.
1,
1955. Principal and interest
Principal
and
payable at the Sol-
Bank, Solvay. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Due
1
Jan.
on
bonus.
water
City.
.
Galloway, of New York
'
_
L>berteZN. Y.
Offerings-Chandler
Bond
Village
den,
Bor¬
Treasurer, will re¬
on
..btcts
sealed
(EST)
until
1
p.m.
Jan.;Tv4rfor the purchase
from
19'<0
in¬
from
1
to
la56
able
NEW
Maine
New
-
HAMPSHIRE
Hampshire
the
at
Liberty.
Interstate
Bridge Authority (P. O.
Portsmou'h), New Hampshire •
Financing Arranged — General
Legalfj|
Vandewater,
posal
winning pro¬
the Authority's
finance
to
$2,250,000 refunding and improve¬
ment
program.
School
which
opened
was
1940,
was
in
December
of the forerunners
one
of all modern
bridge and turnpike
financing in New England.
One
of the most successful toll bridge
projects in the country, both its
traffic
and
net
since
1946.
Jersey
The $55,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Dec. 23
180,
p.
—
2645—were
awarded
the R. E. Lewis Junior Co., of
Newark, as 2.35s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 2.32%.
to
York
1,
Bond
hews,
Town
Clerk,
will
Galloway,
of
New
(P. O.
Middleport), N. Y.
000
the
Due
1978
purchase of $30,-
bonds.
water
1954.
to
for
Oct.
Dated
April
on
inclusive.,
from
1
Mat¬
receive
sanitary
Dec. 1, 1954.
1955
and
to
Due
interest
&
Dated
Dec.
1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
Sussex
bonds.
sewer
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Merchants
National
Bank,
of Newton.
Le alily ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Woodbury Heights, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000
water
system
bonds offered
Dec.
180,
2645
awarded
p.
were
—
27—v.
to
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.20, a
basis of about 3.08%.
NEW
Amsterdam
Sch.
and
Dist.
1,
1955
Principal
5
Hagaman),
Common
(P.
to
Offering—Lucy J. Collins,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
for
the
purchase
Due
1955.
1980
(EST)
bonds.
building
on
of
Feb.
from
1
Jan. 5
$250,000
Dated
Feb.
on
1,
1956 to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the First
National
Bank
Amsterdam.
of
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York
2
Due
on
Oct.
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
1984
(EST)
p.m.
th^.purchase of $1,-
school, botfids.
1954.
1,
until
Principal
ai
d
interest (A-O) prayable at the Hu¬
guenot
Paltz.
Nationaf^Bank, of New
Legality'l&pproved by Van¬
of New
way,
New
Yori£>City.
York
City,
N.
rates, Comptroller
Law¬
GerossE3ias awarded an¬
City.
Bond
Sale
—
Y.
The
City
does
The
and
trust
was
payable
April
11/8% interest.
companies
involved
in
transaction^j^je:
$3,866,000: The National City Bank
of New York:!
3,012,000:
The
Bank
Chase
The
of
York.
National
City
of
New
.£5*
1,926,C00:
Guatanty Trust
of New York.
pany
1,788,000:
Manufacturers
Company.
1,738,000
Chemical
change Bank.
1,324,000: Bankers
Trust
fire
price of par.
Trust
Com¬
;
The Hanover
Bank.
868,000: Irving Trust Company.
Bank of the Manhattan
Districts
(P.
O.
construction
bonds
offered
and
Dec.
The
The
Nev/
York
National
Bank
of
and
304,000:
Public
Trust
National
Co.
The -Marine
Midland,
Trust Company of New York.*
300,000: Bank of New York.
118,000: United
States
Trust
Company of New York.
102,000: Empire Trust Company.
92,000:
Sterling
and Trust
National
Bank
Company.
Bronx
3.01s, at par.
Trust
and
Trust Company.
Central
Sch.
p.
No.
Dist.
1
Carthage), N. Y.
Bond
Bank
York.
N.
Offering
Dec.
on
Village Treasurer,
will
re-
v.
purchase of
Navarre-Bethlehem
Dist.
port,
Offering
Village
interest
Local
for
the
((Pi (J.
building
\
1965.
Franfcis
—
10
B.
receive
cation, will receive sealed bids
at
the
Co., Fayette.
Sch.
(EST)
p.m.
bonds.
$125,000
Dated
(J-D)
Geneva
Jan.
from
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
of
Dec.
on
til7:30 p.m.
the
and
Geneva.
purchase of $160,000
1, 1954. Due
to
1974
interest
on
payable
at
the
City.
sealed
cinnati, as 2%s, at a price
100.93, a basis of about 2.66%.
March
from
until
1,
(EST)
noon
1955.
1956
to
Due
1960
on
$10,000
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
School District (P. O.
Homesworth), Ohio
Bond Offering—Stuart M. John¬
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
son,
Navarre.
purchase
build¬
price of 100.80,
basis
a
2.13%.
Carlisle-LaGrange Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 30 Liberty St., LaGrange),
of
build¬
the
building
bonds.
Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 5, Cambridge),
Ohio
Bond
Offering
of the
H.
—
Board
of
B.
Miller,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
$220,000 building bonds. Dated
Lorain County (P. O.
Parker,
County
Offering
Clerk
Elyria), Ohio
—
of
Caroline
the
Board
Commissioners,
erland
K.
will
both
Toledo,
of
of
water
and
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
received
until
Jan. 5 for the
building
1975
noon
on
by
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
Winchester
on
purchase of $330,000
bonds.-
Due
will
(EST)
1 from
1,
1956 to
Principal and in¬
Bank.
the Canal
Legality
ap¬
Marburger,
Columbus.
Bricker,
Evatt & Barton, of
of
Bond
Cain,
Offering
City
Agnes
Brown
will
—
Clerk,
receive
sealed bids until 11:30
Jan.
5
for
the
bonds,
as
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
follows:
$278,000.00 new municipal build¬
ing fund bonds. Due Feb. 1
10
to
1965
and interest
Dated
Dec.
1 from
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's oUice.
ity
&
bids
on
Jan.
1956
Principal
12
until
to
for
1977
and
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the Savings and
Banking Co., New London.
Legality
.approved
Sanders &
New
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Richmond
Exempted
Village
School District,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold Tomlin,
Clerk of
will
the
(EST)
purchase
Jan.
on
Feb.
2 from
until
for
15
$1,400,000
Dated
Sept.
Education,
bids
sealed
of
clusive.
of
Board
receive
noon
the
building
1955. Due
15,
to
1977 in¬
and
interest
1956
Principal
National
mond.
approved
Dempsey,
by
Squire,
Rich¬
originally
was
then
Nov. 20 and
on
can¬
celled.)
North
Canton
School
Sale
Bond
Exempted Village
District,
Ohio
The
$1,225,000
building bonds offered Dec. 29—
180,
—
2646—were awarded to
p.
composed
group
Stuart
&
Co.,
of
Halsey,
Central
Republic
Co.,
both
of
Chicago,
Field,
Richards & Co., McDonald ,& Co.,
both of Cleveland, and the Provi¬
dent
Savings Bank &
Cincinnati, as 23/4S, at
102.29,
Trust Co.,
a price of
basis of about 2.52%.
a
Piketon Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sale—The $260,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
p. 2646—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., and Hayden, Miller
& Co., both of Cleveland, jointly,
as
3s, at
a
price of 101.70,
a
basis
of about 2.84%.
Legal¬
Sanders
of Cleveland.
Bank, New
(The issue
offered
a.m.
bonds.
Due
Plain Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sale
The
$1,670,000
Bond
—
building bonds offered Dec. 30—
Luckey, Ohio
v.
180, p. 2451—were awarded to
Philip
A.t a group composed of Braun, Bos¬
Davis, Village Clerk, will receive; worth & Co., Inc., Toledo, Ohio
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
Jan.
for
8
land and
until
the
1,
The above
II.—V.
1955.
180,
p.
on
Due
on
Sept.
were
offered
on
Local
Company,
Dec.
Dist.
(P.
Ohio
— Theresa
Clerk-Treasurer
of
O.
of
&
J.
Fahey,
Co., Toledo, Ginther, Johnson
Co., Cleveland, and the Provi¬
dent
Savings Bank &
Trust Co.,
23/4s, at a price of
basis of about 2.52%.
Cincinnati,
a
Rising Sun
Bond
the
Columbus,
Co., Prescott & Co., both
Cleveland, Ryan, Sutherland
102.07,
Sch.
of
Clark &
&
not sold
2346.
Metamore),
Bond
Offering
Mossing,
(EST)
Interest M-S.
bonds
originally
Metamore
noon
building purchase bonds.
Dated Jan.
when
—
purchase of $5,000
I, 1956 and 1957.
Columbus, Ohio
until
sewer
1, 1955.
1956
Ohio
bids
Jan. 10 for the purchase
$118,292
special
assessment
Feb.
Winchester Local Sch. Dist.,
Education,
sealed
Loan
re¬
on
Co.,
of
Board
from
1
Dec.
clusive.
v.
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Cambridge Bank, Cambridge. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
(EST)
&
bonds
the
purchase of $145,000 building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due
a
1979
to
of
jointly, as 2%s, at a price
101.36, a basis of about 2.62%.
the
(EST)
noon
1956
and interest
Braun,
Bosworth & Co., and Ryan, Suth¬
2451—were awarded to
building
Offering—Ruth R. Motter,
of
receive
will
Dec. 15, 1954. Due on Dec. 15 from
sealed
Canal
Bond
Clerk
noon
Jan. 6 for the purchase
on
ceive
p.
re¬
2451
p.
(M-S) payable at the New Rich¬
Liberty-Wheeling Local Sch.
of
bids
180,
New London Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
mond
Bond
Sale—The $412,000
$140,000
for
Dec. 21—v.
the $66,000
rejected.
bonds.
8
Sold—The
Not
on
on
Feb.
on
,
Bonds
ceived
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on
Negley Local School District, Ohio
8
p.m.
1, 1955. Due
and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Deposit Bank Co.,
In¬
Local
Clerk
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 180,
p.
2450 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Cadiz, as
Bond
bids
(EST)
Sale—The $216,000
a
W.
Dated Feb.
Principal
on
Charles
—
water line extension bonds.
of
Exempted Village Sch. Dist.
2V4S, at
Offering
Jan. 8 for the purchase of
Knox
build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 27—v. 180,
p. 2646—were awarded to a group
composed of Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., all of
Toledo, and the Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cin¬
of about
Co.,
Morse, City Auditor, will receive
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Sale—The $640,000
Bond
Trust
Girard, Ohio
Bond
Vandalia), Ohio
Cadiz
the
un¬
Jan. 13 for
on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
terest A-O.
Butler Twp. Local
Bond
&
at
Sept.
Sept. 1 from 1955
Principal and
inclusive.
-(M-S)
payable
(EST)
purchase of $220,000 building
bonds.
1,
1956
Principal
Savings
F.
Jones, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
purchase
Due
1975
to
8
(P. O. Navarre), Ohio
Offering — Donald
Daven¬
Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Charlotte Eisen-
until
.
Local School
Bond
payable
Farmers State Bank
Geneva
of
will
Clerk,
(J-D)
sewer
C.
E.
—
Gilead, Ohio
$315,000
Sale—The
jointly, as 23As, at a price
101.63, a basis of about 2.60%.
Fayette, Ohio
Bond
2.48%.
Hayden, Miller & Co., and Fahey,
Clark & Co., both of Cleveland,
29.
interest
$560,546.62
Y.
Bond Offering—Robert T. Eichman,
the
Weeks, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
on
180,
for
A.
bonds offered Dec. 28—
180, p. 2451—were awarded to
were
proved
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Amalgamated
Rockville Centre,
12
J.
of
system
—for
pany,
of New
Jan.
a
Bond
bids
terest (M-N) payable at
Bank
Dist.
1, Box 95,
to
Cincinnati, as
price of 100.13, a basis
Mount
Clinton), Ohio
:
;
Bond Offering—Donald H. My¬
ers, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Finance
Home
and
as
Denmark,
Croghan and Diana (Lewis County)
1954.
County
Federation
the
.
awarded
Co.,
about
of
Wilna, Champion, Leray, and Rut¬
pany.
improvement
Federal
the
to
ing bonds offered Dec. 12—v. 180,
/
Sch.
&
2V2s, at
1,
land (Jefferson County),
Trust
.
The
Bank
(P.O. R. D. No.
Ohio
City of New York.
350,000:
$246,000 water
28—v.
v.
856,000:
490,000:
Feb.
brenner, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Ex¬
24,000: Underwriters Trust Com¬
Rochester), N. Y.
Sale—The
—
Ohio
Corn
pany.
1,100,000:
Com¬
24,000:
Bond
28
awarded
26,
The banks
awarded to the Auburn Trust Co.,
Water
Dec.
were
bonds of180, p. 2645 —
OHIO
36,000: Kings County Trust Com¬
Gates
dormitory
an¬
;a^,u dated Dec. 28,
dated
are
fire apparatus bonds.
College of Technology ( P. U.
Dated Jan.
Potsdam), N. Y.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
Bond Sale—The $1,150,000 non¬ to 1960 inclusive.
Principal and
"27^
are
and
it
business,
Dec.
notes
at
the
an¬
fighting equipment bonds offered
Dec.
29—v. 1 180, p. 2745—were
of Auburn, as 2s, at a
Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial
York
oL|&prt-term tax
companie^Twith whom the
nounced
bonds
until
2646—were
White
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 13 for the purchase of
$10,000
trust
40,000:
$12,500
City.
ticipation notesnfeor $20,000,000 to
the
23
participating banks and
other issue
Cleve¬
York.
Carthage National Exchange
Bank, Carthage. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of New
Company.
r
New York
of
$325,000 building bonds. The sale
De was originally intended to be held
Marine
New
Western
from
Legal¬
and
at
school building bonds. Dated
Y.
E.
rence
44,000:
Cayuga, N.
of
of
Dempsey,
1
%
Jan. 5 for the
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Company.
474,000: First
O.
Y.
N.
way,
Co.
corporated.
Bond
bids until 2 p.m.
H.
payable
Middleport branch of the
rered
Co.
Perth
No.
(A-O)
tax-exempt
524,000: J. P. Morgan & Co. In¬
YORK
interest
&
Feb.
on
"East Franklin Local
Silsby,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
13
Due
1955.
Bond Offering—John K.
Jan.
improvement
street
bonds.
The
Water Dist. No. 1
Housing
bids
Jan. 5 for
1955
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $175,000
—
42,546.62
City.
Royalton
Agency,
on
1954
Newton, N. J.
OHering—Charles
Offering
O.
Metamore State Bank.
antf
at
p.
&
sealed
terest
New
-*-v.
Bond
(P.
Sale-^Impkeeping with his
policy of obtaliJ|§g favorable in¬
NEW JERSEY
Sale
1
payable
land.
Gardiner,
N. Y.
Howard
1956
ders
&
Note
Lakewood Twp. (P. O. Lake wood)?
Bond
No.
(J-D)
from
ity approved by Squire, San¬
jRbsendale Central
District
interest
1
Principal
Heckler
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Grim, DistricLCIerk, will receive
have
revenues
than doubled
more
Heckler
New Paltz),
000.000
Financing of the Maine - New
Hampshire Interstate Bridge,
by
approved
Sykes,
Plattekill and
Merrill, Chairman of the
has
announced
that
Tripp & Co., Inc., New York City,
the
of
inclusive.
Bank, Franklin Square. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York City.
Authority
submitted
Bank,
-,C '■ '■? "•'/v<:^7
:
New Paltz, Lloyd,"E so pus,
Frank D.
has
National
inclusive.
1978
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
dated
are
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
pay¬
1981
to
Dated Jan. 1,
Dec.
on
payable at Lie Franklin National
bonds
Trust
1954. Due on
to
1
Due
Millersburg-Hardy Exempted Vil¬
lage School District (P. O.
Millersburg), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $430,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 23—v. 180,
1955.
Principal and interest (J-D)
J^j^l,
1957
building bonds.
1955.
se¬
June
on
Education, will receive
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
clusive.
The
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality approved by
Wells, Martin & Lane, of Omaha.
Dated
Due
on
office.
improvement
public
bonds.
of
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of $225,000
first
expressways,
from
Due
of
bonds.
Board
by Brick¬
ton, of Columbus.
240,000.00
ries
(F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
$71,000
inclusive.
1986
Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
er,
vay
Heckler &
to
approved
Cleveland.
Jan.
605
(EST)
a.m.
inclusive^
560,000
Bldg.,
Bank
^une 1 from 1956
on
1957
Legality
ly56 to 1969 inclusive.-
M.
purchase of $.1,5>0
engine bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
ceive
bonds
bonds.
the office of
&
Syracuse, until Ju)
call¬
are
on
Farnham,
Syracuse
Bonds
years.
The
time
receive sealed ,b-4s at
fire
from
p.m.
improvement
general
$580,000
O.
Jan. 10 for the
any
and
time
ny
(P.
District1 Treasurer,
in
due
callable
Roberts,
to
1956
Bonds
after
i
bonds.
from
are
and
six
after
1
1903
callable
are
(MST)
paving
Due
bonds
sealed
2
.
District
Y.
Offering:—Bernardine
Bond
Tobin,
purchase of $407,follows:
as
Fire
i
-
until
bids
Jan. 6 for the purcnase
$l,140,0u0 bonds, as follows:
Syracuse), Geddes, N.
receive
p.m.
of
;,<«i
..
City
as
^
Lakeside
Sidney, Neb.
Offering—Gordon
Rociiesuir,
Ol
2.30s.
office.
Bond
'
,
1961.
1,
Principal and interest
55
as
Local Sch.
Dist., Ohio
build¬
Sale—The $243,000
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 180,
p. 2451—were awarded to Wm. J.
f6
(56)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 3, 195'
...
:—:
Mericka
&
li^s, at
Cleveland,
of
price of 102.23,
a
about
•of
Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA
as
d
o n
Tioga
Offering
until
12
8
the
for
(EST)
p.m.
receive
purchase of $120,000
bonds. Dated
on May 1 and
-»
(EST)
iunicipal building
Jan. 1, 1955.
Due
1956
from
1
Nov.
of
to
Offering—Ralph C. Pence,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bids. until noon (EST) on Jan. 5
dcr
the
purchase
of
$30,532.13
sanitary sewer assessment bonds.
15
from
1954. Due
15,
1956, to
1975
Bank,
Paris.
Bond
Board
Education
of
Wil¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Jan.
until
13
for
re¬
noon
the
pur¬
chase of $3,740,000 building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
from
1956 to
1977 inclusive.
Bond
Arthur
L.
Local
Sch.
Dist.,
$72,000
Ohio
build¬
New
(EST)
bids
until
1
p.m.
Jan. 12 for the purchase
on
$20,000 general obligation fund¬
ing
bonds.
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
15
Jan.
from
15,
1956
1955.
to
1959
Elliott &
4%
Alexandria,
Bond
S.
Sale—The
water
works
bonds
2747—were awarded to the
p.
Security
offered
State
Dec.
Bank,
27—v.
Alex¬
of
andria.
offered Dec. 29—v. 180,
2646—were awarded to Hay-
City.
Miller
den,
2%s, at
I'S
Co.,
&
of
price
a
basis of about
Augustana
Cleveland,
of
101.04,
a
sealed
Vrbancrest, Ohio
Bond
Offering Canceled — The
Village rescinded notice of its in¬
town
hall
Dec.
On
recreation
and
31—v.
issue will
Western
be
issue of $12,000
an
180,
2451.
p.
The
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
Bank, of New York City.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
sewer
sold
was
inclusive.
Clerk of the
Board of
will receive sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
hoods.
Dec.
1
bids until 7:30
Jan.
on
10
for
-$198,000
Dated
clusive.
Heiner,
Education,
Dec.
from
1,
1956
Interest
the
Keller
to
&
Interest
J-J.
house
bonds
Central
Dallas, at
interest
sold
price of
a
of
100.02,
about
of
cost
net
a
2.94%,
as
$18,000 2ViS. Due
1956 to
1970 to
100.000
1
from
1
Feb.
on
Due
1980 to
Feb.
on
1
from
those
Feb.
maturing
1,
1971
in
callable
are
ol
as
1970. Principal and inter¬
1,
(F-A) payable at the National
of
1978
to
in¬
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Dated
1957
bonds
bonds
poses
S80,
Sale
—
The
offered
2646—were
p.
headed b,y
Co., of Wichita.
ftroup
Dec.
21—v.
awarded
to
a
Small-Millburn
Bond
3
80,
Siile—The
bonds
p.
May
Falls, Trustee, or
purchaser's option, at the
Chase
National
Bank,
of
New
York City.
Legality approved b.y
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber,
of
Minneapolis.
Town
bids
6
Clerk,
until
for
will
3
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
water
purchase
works bonds.
Due
(J-J)
sealed
Principal and in¬
payable at
banking
designated by the
bidder.
a
Legality
ap¬
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
TENNESSEE
water
Dec.
Obion, Tennessee
27—v.
Bond
2747—were awarded to the
t
Sale—An
natural
bonds
No. 4
Thackerville), Okla.
ond Offering—Earl Hull, Su¬
perintendent of Schools, will re¬
(OST)
on
bids
Jan.
chase of $22,000
until
12
for
25
n g
it
bids
purchase of
$4,500,000
Earlier
The
—
sealed
the
for
of
hospita;
announced,
was
bonds would be sold
issue
was
sold
4^s
1954.
ancl
hospital bonds
was
sold
Underwood
Co.,
of
&
2V2S and 2V4s.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
$250,000
to
R.
A.
Dallas,
as
Dated Dec.
1
from
Interest
1, 1954.
1955
to
Due
Oct.
on
7:30
p.m.
1984 inclusive.
the
pur¬
gality
building bonds.
1,
from
1956
to
1
Interest A-O.
approved
by
Le¬
Charles
J-D.
Sale—C.
N.
Burt
Dallas, purchased at
$230,000 bonds,
a
Bay, Oregon
Offering — H. O. Gu'ovCity Recorder, will receive
Arlington lndev.
Bond
•sealed bids
Sch.
3%
school
house
,until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of
$160,-
to
Dallas,
at
CG0 fire department
improvement
fconds.
Dated Jan. 2, 1955.
Due
cm Jan.
2 from 1956 to
1965 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
Dec.
1954. Due
(J-J)
payable at the
City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
fcy Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Multnomah
County School District
No. 29
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$20,COO build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 23—v.
180,
p.
2646
First
£5
1
—were
National
/2
awarded
to
the
Bank, of Portland,
3.
Dist.,
Texas
R.
A.
1,
bonds
Underwood
price
a
of
was
&
Co.,
of
Dated
par.
Dec.
on
sold
1
to
J-D.
Legality approved by McPark hurst &
Crowe, of
Call,
1988
inclusive.
Interest
Dallas.
Covn*v
Road
Dists.
(P.
O.
San
control
14
f:r
bonds,'
the
as
pyj chase
on
Jan.
$€50,000 Road District No. 1 bonds.
Due
to
t
on
1573
Feb.
10
inclusive.
from
1957
(Village) and Menominee
(Town) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 10
(P. O. Butler), Wis.
receive
on
$1,-
bonds.
bonds
the
Dec.
improve¬
from
was
&
1956
Interest
J-J.
McCall,
to
awarded
were
Waukesha
National
t(
Bank
o
a
price
o
dated
Jan.
1
2V4S, at
as
100.05.
bonds
The
are
bonds
callable
are
,
Interest
J-J.
Legality approve
Lines, Spooner & Quaries, o;
by
Milwaukee.
,
Oconto
Falls, Wis.
Bond Offering—Gerald C.
Coop
man,
City
Clerk,
will
receiv
inclusive.
Parkhurst
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) o
January 27 for the purchase o
$230,000 school building and irn
approved
1960
Legality
provement
&
Crowe,
of Dallas.
1955.
1974
(F-A)
State
Dated
Feb.
1
Feb.
on
inclusive.
lett
STATES
bonds.
Due
terest
UNITED
29
Waukesha,
The
water
$193,000 cor¬
school bonds of
purpose
fered
years.
sold to Dewar,
Pancoast, of San
Antonio, as 314s, at a price of par.
Dated July 15, 1954. Due on
July
Robertson
Sale—The
porate
1956 t
from
1
Principal and in
payable at
the
Gil
Bank, of Oconto Falls
CANADA
Housing Bond Sale
11—Various local housing
authorities
will
consider
sealed
Jan.
on
bids at
the
nc
(EST)
>n
Jan. 11 for
on
purchase of $118,060,000 New
Housing Authority bonds,
fol¬
as
QUEBEC
Amos
School
Commission, Oue.
Sale—An issue of $250,00
school bonds was sold to the Do
Bond
lows:
minion
$30,495,000 New York City Hous¬
ing Authority bonds. Dated
of
Jan.
1,
1955.
Due
1957 to
Jan.
on
1994 inclusive.
21,600,000 St. Louis, Mo.,
ing Authority bonds.
Aug.
1,
1956
1
1954.
Due
on
Securities
3V2S
as
95.91,
Jan.
on
inclusive.
of
3s,
a
at
interest
net
a
about 4.06%.
Due
Corp.,
and
To
pric
cost
Dated
Jan.
1,
from
1956
to
1
Interest
o
1955
196"
J-J.
Hous¬
Jonauiere, Que.
Dated
Aug.
Bond
1
1995 inclusive.
to
ronto
Sale—An issue of $155,000
public
improvement
bonds
wa
1.
Clement, Guimont, Inc., both of
Quebec, and the Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., of Toronto, at a price
and
and
21,425,000
sewer
extensior
on
15
1956
to
from
1959
to
1967
inclu¬
The
bonds
by
tonio,
as
1955
dated
are
Jan. 15,
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
J-J.
McCall,
bonds
sold
was
*
Dated
j<
Nov.
Angeles,
Calif.,
Authority bonds.
Nov.
1
to
the
1954.
Due
inclusive.
from
Feb.
revenue
M.
Allison
3?4S.
Dated Dec.
1955
terest J-D.
Feb.
1
Aug.
sold
was
from
at
a
1984
price
Due
of par.
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
& Crowe, of
Parkhurst
to
1995
1,
1954.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
&
Va.,
bonds.
Due
Housing
Aug.
on
1
Mineer,
ceive
Co.,
City
sealed
(MST)
of
Offering
on
inclusive.
The
both
of
to
bonds
bids
City
water
1,
8
re¬
sewer
1955.
to
1984
Sandy
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Bank, Midvale City.
Legality aporoved by Pershing,
Eosworth, Dick & Dawson,
of
Renver..
Nov.
1,
With
SEC
Dec. 30 filed
(File
Securities and
Commission
seeking
of
$35^00.000
of
1955
—
regis¬
a
2-11344)
Exchange
registration
principal
amount
Currency
Debentures,-' to
be
dated
1,
1955,
and
to
mature
Jan.
United
1956
States
through
rate,
underwriting
of the
1974.
public
The
offering
terms
underwriters
and
to
are
supplied
of
the
debentures
are
Local Improvements and the
ance
for Public
for
bal¬
Works.
p.m.
on
and
Issue
on
statement
with the
000
Jan. 3 for the purchase
$220,000 general obligation
Jan.
dated
from
by amendment.
Ac¬
cording to the prospectus, $7,361,-
will
until
1
Montreal, Quebec
price,
Lawrence
Recorder,
are
Nov.
Interest M-N.
Registers
The
be
—
from
1
Due
to
interest
Midvr-le City, Utch
Bond
Nov.
on
1974
serially
UTAH
Due
1960
from
1956 to 1995 inclusive.
of
cost
127,000 4s.
Aug.
Dated
interest
inclusive.
on
in¬
th
Nationale
follows:
as
,
of
1959
Issue
Norfolk,
and interest
Foiul Sale—An issue of $484,000
bonds was sold to a group com¬
Stayart
1956
Due
net
a
3s.
1955
tration
Authority
1956
of
1954.
1 from 1956 to 1993 in¬
2,345,000
to
Co., of San An¬
1, 1954.
to
$28,000
names
bonds
&
96.25,
on
1,
Canadienne
about 4.37%
in¬
clusive.
Legality
rkorman. Texas
posed
Due
1994
4,755,000
New
Haven,
Conn.,
Housing Authority
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
Anton'"), Ter~s
Bord Sale—An issue of $810,000
sewer
of
composed
group
Banque
'1954.
San
Hudson,
1955.
1956 to
1,
from
Dated
Boothman, of Dallas.
from
to 1990 inclusive.
a
6,070,000 Charleston, W. Va.,
Housing Authority bonds.
Corp., of San An¬
1,
1981
as
from
to
Los
Housing
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
E.
1
inclusive.
clusive.
3V2S, 3s, 2%s and 2y4S.
Dec.
to
1956
15,655,000
Crowe, of Dallas.
Dated
June
on
1994
clusive.
Interest
proved
Due
to
from
•
sive.
1955.
1954.
15,715,000 Pittsburgh, Pa., Hous¬
ing Authority bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
1958
inclusive;
$24,000 2VzS, due on Jan.
and
of $3,090,000
follows:
will
obligation
and
from
Dallas.
(CST)
WISCONSIN
Butler
1956
b'ds
a.m.
office, or at the Bankers Trus
Company, of New York City. Le
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of Nev
York City.
Bpnd
Sale—An issue of $25,000
flood
bonds: $40,000 2%s,
July 15 from 1956 to
1965
inclusive; and $160,000
3V2S, due on July
15 from
1966 to 1985 inclusive.
30,000 street improvement bonds:
$6,000 2V4S, due on Jan. 15
McCall,
10
Principal and interest (J-J.
payable at the State Treasurer';
due
Antonio), Texas
Bond Offering—Fred Huntress,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Du»
July 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclu
revenue
works
improvement
tonio.
Bexar
Clerk,
general
from
1955
bonds.
on
sold
water
building
Bond Sale—An issue of
$130,000
unti
Chicago, 111., Housing
Authority bonds. Dated June
$200,000
First of Texas
Coos
15,
Raymondville), Texas
by
of Educa
(EST) on Jan. 18 for th<
purchase of $3,700,000 s c h o o
Na¬
Water Improvement District
(P. O.
15
Board
a.m.
1955.
follows:
as
Mule shoe Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
TEXAS
Worth
Willacy County Flood Control and
Co.,
price of
$225,000
OREGON
f-en,
700,000
&
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
City
from
$105,-
Oct.
11
Falls, Texas
Due seriallv in 20
Kaufman, Texas
Bond
revenue
Dated
Jan.
1969
Legality
approved bv McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
to M. A. Saunders
SVzs.
President of the
tion, will receive sealed bids
United States
(P. O. Jacksboro),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co., and the Memphis Securities
Co., both of Memphis, jointly, as
5s,
Fort
that date.
on
Texas
from
of
system
gas
WEST VIRGINIA
$118,060,000
Jack County
par,
from
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
for the purchase of
—V. 180, p. 2647.
of
.
10
$7,500,000 county road and
$4,000,000
flood
control
district
&
oveJCounty Indep. Sch. Dist.
sealed
receive
that
1,
proved
000
ceive
Jan.
$10,000
Dated Jan.
from
Offering—George T. Hen¬
derson,
Jan.
on
of
July 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
successful
.Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita.
(P. O.
O f f e*r i
will
issue
Due
Bison, South Dakota
Bond Offering—Elbert Bentley,
Wichita
„
$12,000
offered
Additional
County
the
Kingston, Okla.
works
after
The
Bank, of Sioux
institution to be
pur¬
May 1
on
inclusive.
callable
are
terest
various
Due
1944
to
1,
1964. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
at
the
First
National
1966
Guthrie, Okla.
Bond
May 1, 1954.
from
1955.
OKLAHOMA
County (P. O. Houston),
bonds.
exempt dormitory bonds.
dated
are
the
ment
Harris
until
15
1970 inclusive.
at
Bond
c
County (P. O. ParkersburgJ
West Virginia
Bond Offering—Chas. J.
Learj
Dallas.
Jan.
Bank
Wood
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
sealed
dated
are
T exas
on
payable
Bond
Commerce, of San An¬
tonio. Legality approved by Gib¬
son
& Gibson, of Austin.
R.
Jan.
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
from
1987 inclusive.
bonds
thereafter
est
to
bonds
1955.
1979 inclusive.
3s.
and
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1969
22,000 2%s. Due
Bank
The
National
Seattle.
tional Bank.
follows:
Feb.
1966
to
Co.
was
Investment
Due
1956
tq 1965, inclusive.
90,000 214s. Due on Jan. 15
.
Seattle-First
sive.
$135,000 2s.
non-tax
Due
J-D.
(CST)
(P. O. Tulia), Tex.
scher, pierce & Co., of Dallas, and
the Columbia Securities
Corp. of
Texas, San Antonio, jointly, as
Harlandale Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $140,00*
119
ing bonds offered Dec. 29—v. 18{
p. 2648 — were
awarded to th
County, Tulia Rural Higl
follows:
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
&
No.
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225,000
school
bonds
was
sold
to
Rau¬
reve¬
Legality approved
an
building
1954.
until 2 p.m.
bids
Jan.
Legality
issue of $40,000
works and
dated
are
1,
1955. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the Chase
National
Parkhurst
Jan. 6 for the purchase of $675,000
at
Rutland), Oh io
Offering — 1VI. J.
Bond
cm
bonds
re-offered.
Local
Association
Gregerson, President, will receive
2.63%.
tention to sell
College
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S. D.
JBond
Offering — Rev. H.
bonds
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
County,
Selah Sch. Dist
(P. O. Yakima), Washl
Bond Sale—The $415,000 build
from
1
Howard,
ing bonds
p.
Due
Swisher
1975
1955
Dah.
York
The
WASHINGTON
inclusive.
1975
to
Na¬
Yakima
Jan.
on
1965
335,000 2V4S.
1
Worth
follows:
as
to
1966
Ratliff, of Fort Worth. Dated Jan.
1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956
and
$25,000
from
Fort
Due
School District
bonds
nue
The
DAKOTA
1956
Feb.
dated
by Dobbins &
water
Munson, of Philadelphia.
SOUTH
10
4
inclusive.
are
Bank,
Grandview, Texas
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Tioga County Sav¬
ings and Trust Co., Wellsboro.
Legality approved by Townsend,
tional
the
Sale—An
Bond
the
sealed
180,
Sale—The
Bank,
to
-w
bonds
and
$149,000 2s.
No.
Feb.
on
from
10
10,
1955. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Chase National
Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the
Citizens
Banking
Com¬
pany, of Sandusky.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Uniontown
The
school
of
will
Trust
Dallas,
of San Antonio.
Co.,
Legality approved by
Elliott & Munson, of
Offering
1978
receive
Sandusky City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
the
and
Due
1957
to
Feb.
District
Road
bonds.
callable
are
3
inclusive.
approved
in
due
on
1977
Locke, Chief Clerk of the Board
of
County
Commissioners, will
ap¬
Peck, Shaffer &
liams, of Cincinnati.
15,
1956
Tioga County Institution District
(P. O. Wellsboro), Pa.
pay¬
Legality
Jan.
Philadelphia.
inclusive.
by
p.m.
from
15
Bonds
Savings
Wellsboro.
First Central National
St.
of
proved
1
15, 1960. Principal and
payable
at
the
Tioga
Townsend,
Dec.
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the
of Jan.
County
Bond
Jan.
L.
obligation
Dated
Jan.
thereafter
and
interest
Ohio
until
general
on
inclusive.
1964
as
bids
bonds.
Due
1961
Principal and interest (M-N)
the Rossford Savings
Bank, Rossford.
Dated
Arthur
—
Jan. 12 for the'purchase
$130,000
payable at
St. Paris,
sealed
on
1955.
sive.
'
Offering
funding
inclu¬
1967
to
No.
Due
to
1,000,000
Chief Clerk of the Board
County
Commissioners, will
of
Jan.
on
(P.
Locke,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
District
1957
O. Wellsboro),
Pennsylvania
County
Bond
Jane Vascik,
—
Road
bonds.
basis
a
2.54%.
Rossford, Ohio
B
1,440,000
Shawinigan East, Quel)*"
Bond Sale—An issue of
$19,000
school
bonds
was
sold
Credit
to
Anglo-Francais, Ltd.. of Montreal*
at a price of 96.18, a net interest
cost of about
$8,000
3V2S.
1955
11,000
to
4s.
4.31%,
Due
1964
Due
on
as
follows:
Nov.
1
from
1
from
inclusive.
on
Nov.
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
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