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MONDAY
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ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 179
Number 5287
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, January 4, 1954
Price
$1
Copy
a
ar
RAILROAD
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A & B
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.
'
,
SEC
corporation
Dec.
on
Okla.
1
^
,
INSURANCE
-
share)
per
The
net
through
letter
a
proceeds
be
to
are
of
notification
stock
common
White & Co.
used
of St.
to
purchase
with
be
to
Louis,
and
capital
In
In
This Issue
in
for
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
from
1953
railway__„
$479,303
railway___"__„
113,878
income___
40,197
Net
from
Net
ry.- oper.
Net
from
railway..___
railway
from
\
$476,191
$422,061
166,550
151,748
147,'051
93,654-
45,302
72,573
-
New York Stock Exchange
New York
5,869,621
American
5,172,981
5,273,822
1,722,022
1,547,623
752,771
606,629
Boston
4,605,128
1,482,785
-
807 225
2,064,386
Stock Exchange
Stock
Stock
.■
ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
178,
2297.
p.
826,208
-
-
-
(Stocks)
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—Bank Loan—
The
SEC
4y2%
has
bank
issued
in
note
decision
a
the
amount
its parent companies
$5,150,000
bear interest at 6% for the
authorizing
of
of
if
earned
agreement,
in
will
and
$500,000).
accordance
be
company
and
$2,000,000
to
with
Issuable
in
and
5%
formula
a
issue
and
issue
Exchange
sell
(which
to
denominations
of
in
the
will
less
not
San
than
England Gas and Electric Association, one of the
parents of Algonquin, also was authorized to
acquire $1,787,050 of the
^5-year notes of Algonquin, and to make borrowings of
$1,500,000, to
be evidenced by its
unsecured notes maturing Oct. 21, 1955.
The
additional
funds
ing capital,
required
to retire
certain
pay
are
claims
by Algonquin to
its short-term
incurred
in
bank
provide adequate
loans
connection
system (such required funds being
England, with two oiher companies, own
New
stock
common
of Algonquin.—V.
178,
to
raise
funds
of
the
2569.
p.
-
in
general
ments,
have
could
suppliers.
"But,
our
000,000.
that
made
deliveries,
by
meeting
only
not
of
true
but
one
farm
customer
several
motors,
these changed
and
history
company
changing conditions,
will
we
have
sales
of
for
the
Combined
presently outstanding
(some
300.000 more
than
last
voluntary conversion of preferred shares and shares
acquisition of assets of -the Buda Company)
earnings
something over $6 per share for the year,
to
be
"Since
the
1954
will
Buda
were
we
"We are
transaction
available
have
to
benefit
the
expecting 1954,
completed
was
for
us
only
what we
on
31.
results
and
operations
Buda
of
Oct.
November
for
can
of
the
entire
foresee now, to be
an
Exchange
part:
order to simplify
"In
to
the
in
more
facilitate^ the
the company's capital
of uneconomic mills
approved
are
/•
$4
prior
preference
stock
which
callable
is
to
offer to purchase
7%
the
preferred stock,
at
which i3
share and accrued dividends.
a
of
the preferred issues would be a substantially con¬
simplifying the capital of the company, conforming
in
reducing
stock
that
eliminating dividend priorities ahead o|
or
presently
total
than
more
$1,000,000
year.
a
Section.
41
To purchase all of the 7 %
and
$8,900,000
"As
42
Stock Exchange.
prior preference stock and cancel it would cost approxi¬
preferred stock would cost approxi¬
reduce
would
the
company's capital by
V,.'
; ■
'
•
'
»
that
V
■
will be in-a position to carry out these proposed pre¬
ferred stock retirements and have adequate working capital left for
immediate foreseeable requirements of its business.
the
regards
common
uneconomic plants,
31
ties
eliminate
not
if
reduce,
to
stockholders,
plans
the
to
to get rid of the financial burden of
eliminate the
these proper¬
to concentrate operations in the more efficient units,
earnings,
on
entirely,
the
heavy
priorities
of
ahead
to reduce further overhead expense and effect
stock dividends,
common
greater economies, and to simplify the capital structure in the direction
of having only common stock outstanding are believed to be altogether
31
interest of establishing the company on a con¬
in the long-range
sound
tinuing profitable dividend-paying basis."
While this whole program was approved
.
.
by a %iajority'vote of tr».a
that three of the directors, Frederic CL
Dumaine, Jr., Joseph B. Ely and Roy A. Young are opposed to tho
proposals relating to the $4 cumulative convertible prior preference
stock and the 7% preferred stock and that they intend to vote their
American Woolen Co. stock against these proposals.—V. 178, p. 2473.
it
directors,
Sinking Fund Notices_44
and
Payable
44
Condition
is
out
pointed
Auction
The
Statement of Federal
Statement of Member
Reserve
Banks
cents
of
notification with the SFO
1,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to he
pay
for
exploration expenses and for general corporate
to
1469.
176, p.
purposes.—V.
44
22 filed a letter of
Dec.
on
*
,
per
used
System
Sales
With SEC—.
company
covering
__44
Co., Las Vegas,
Channels Gold Mining
Ancient River
Nev.—Files
.44
.!
Banks
Federal
For
Rates.
Condition
Reserve
Buda
December.
operations
and
program.
"The company"
38
Markets
Dividends Declared
the
Division
concentrate
sound
Redemption Calls and
shares
in
the
in
__43
$500,-
Foreign
due
step
surplus.
r__.50
totals of approxi¬
1952
is
the $4
mately
The Course'of Bank Clearings
second
than
more
in
on
plans for disposing
amount.
State and City Bond Offerings
and
prevails
proposed.
retire
common
call
37
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
require¬
sometimes
machinery,
The final figure Should be very close to
"On
issued
will
such
be
particularly
$515,000,000.
mately
year,
is
materia},
mately $10,600,000, of which all but about $500,000 would be a refrac¬
tion of the company's capital and the balance a charge against earned
Miscellaneous Features
equipment.
under
in
been
readily
This
construction
time
the
Roberts,
President, on Dec. 23, stated in part; "1953 has been
a
year of increasing competition
in our lines.
Customers have been
more exacting in making their selections—inventories
of end products
to
to
a
the
retiring
36
SEC Index of Stock Pricesi____
A.
to
35
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—Sales, Etc., Estimated—
W.
and
To
Transactions American Stock Exchange____._31
•
stock
proxy
that
the capital structure
it to its needs and
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
_31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
outstand¬
climate
economic
operations;
callable, at $100
"The
structive
Exchange!.__..i_^.i_.:w_35
Transactions New York
to
the'
35
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
the
99.3%
Exchange
Stock Exchange..
Stock
not
32
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
work¬
completion of its
estimated at $7,510,0001.
pipe line
ing
and
with
Toronto
and
forward
are
"The other
Canadian Stock Exchange
New
accompanying
time at $105 and accrued dividends.
any
32
Exchange
Francisco Stock
is
"One
32
Montreal
note
$4 prior1 preference
preferred stock.
to simplify
White said
—two steps
27
_
Exchange
Stock
profitable
plants;
structure—if
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
a
thereafter, payable
contained
to
Mr.
23
32
Midwest
to
25-year unsecured notes
lirst five years
only
this
7%
the
competitive
company's going
11
(Bonds)
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
Detroit Stock Exchange.
.
company's
of
Industry today-, and that is likely to prevail In the years ahead.".
plans, Mr. White points out, are intended to eliminate ob¬
stacles
Page
-
Los Angeles Stock
Net
,
the
the'stockholders
to
These
Quotations
1950
$495,094
'
new
efficient
1951
°•
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1952
the
textile
working capital.
Stock and Bond
retiring
the purchase
letter
a
Francis W. White, President, says: "Briefly stated, the
purpose of these
plans is to put this company in a better position to operate profitably
at
Tulsa,
equipment and
by
authorize
the
offered
Mo.,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
*
,
Co., Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—
Exchange Commission—
filed
18
covering 120,000 shares of class A
($1
par
p
1
INDUSTRIAL
-
Commercial Finishing
Files With Securities and
The
I
1
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
44
year.
RR.—November Earnings—
Ami Arbor
active
'
year."—V.
178,
657.
p.
Railway
Amarillo Oil Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
See
Southwestern
Development
below.—V.
Co.
American Bosch Corp.—Sindeband
116,
p.
American Gas
1414.
The
Director—
a
was
M.
L.
Sindeband, Chairman of the Board and a director of the
Derby Gas & Electric Corp., has been elected a director of American
Bosch Corp.
Mr. Sindeband also is a Vice-President and director of
the
Ogden
Corp.,
Vice-President
director
and
of
the
Mercast
Secretary and director of the Litchfield & Madison Ry. Co.,
director
and
W. A.
Case
the
of
&
Son
American
Mt.
Olive
&
Staunton
Manufacturing
Coal
Co.,
Co.—V. 178,
p.
Broadcasting*- Paramount
and
Corp.,
Secretary
director
a
The
Prov.
for
Fed.
newest
hear
—
tax.
profit
gow,
W. Va.,
Appalachian
tl953—9 Mos.—A1952
the
Com.
shares
Earnings
per
"After
addition
units
1,937,000
3,664,000
4,515,000
AGE
300,000
4,377,000
1,465,000
construction.
$7,559,000
$5,435,000
outstand'g
3,967,518
3,300,830
3,967,518
3,300,830
share
"$0.22
$0.58
*>$1.82
$1.65
com.
for
dividend
requirements
preferred stock now
tlncludes operations of American Broadcasting Co. divi¬
sion commencing Feb. 10, 1953.
Prior to Feb. 10, the figures include
the earnings of television
station WBKB in Chicago which was sold
on
14th
major
on
the
"twin"
a
$50,000,000
river
whose
station
Kanawha
of
it
name
bears.
the
River
Appalachian
plant at Glas¬
began operating last July. Both Onlo Power and
major operating electric utility subsidiary companies
Gas
to
at
and
the
Electric Co.
400.000
Muskingum
of
capacity represented by the
Kanawha—which
raised
the
total
System capacity to 3,419,000
This
units:
kw.—another 600.000 kw.
forthcoming capacity is
Unit
divided
among
under
are
three
more
month;
Unit
the
merger
Paramount
to
comply
with
Theatres, Inc., only.—V.
government
177,
regulations.
liUnited
1149.
p.
of
Total
Nov. 30—
net
1953
assets
asset value
—V.
178,
p.
1951
$35,507,940 $38,645,110 $35,411,499
8,940.406
9,620,934
9,118,271
Shares outstanding
Net
1952
per share.
$3.97
$4.02
American Phenolic
company
tional
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—The
has arranged to place privately with
institu¬
investors
an issue of $2,440,000 47/8% promissory
due/March 1, 1967, it was announced on Dec. 30,
1953.
Direct placement was negotiated by Van
American Steel
1157.
Years Ended
Fire
&
Offering—Mention
Casualty Co., Orlando, Fla.
was
made in
our
—
Stock
September 30—
issue of Dec. 28 of
the
public offering by Goodbody & Co., New York, of
10,900 shares of capital stock (par $10) at $27.50 per
share.
The stock
are
first offered to stockholders at the
public offering price.
The'net
The
proceeds
company
SUrance
are
to
added
by its charter is
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
^
to
Federal
authorized
to
write
every
$10)
EFFECT
178, p. 2569.
income
3
shares
18,567,892
6,337,892
common
6,042,131
1,187.495
$5.34
$5.09
2545.
174,
p.
PRESENT
share
'
100,000 shs.
Outstanding
66,470 shs.
This company mailed to stockholders on Dec. 30 notice
statement for the special meeting of stockholders to be held
is the meeting at which the stockholders will act
This
to
of
p.
to 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
first mortgage bonds
11 for the pur¬
due 1983.
Sea
2569.
Argo Oil Corp.—Earnings—
\
1953
1952
1951
$5,470,588
2,545,452
$5,531,1/3
2,757.42-1
taxes
$6,723,216
3,557 709
225,000
--
33,332,709
$2,545,452
$2,477,486
2.000 000
31.67
2,000 000
2,000000
$1.2(
51.24
Ended Sept. 30—■
operating income
before inbome tajces,.,,,.-
Ivofit
Federal income
for
Provision
segregate and dispose of some
and-proxy
on
upon
uneconomic
capita7~sh"a7eS-—
Number
Earnings
a
"
nrofit
Net
The
share
per
stated
company
279,9Ja
due
that
to
heavy intangible
1262.
drilling costs
taxable income.—V. 176, p.
no
was
Co., Florence, Ala.-—
Exchange Commission—
Arkansas-Tennessee Natural Gas
Files With Securities and
A
letter
filed with
notification
was
of
stock
of
1 800
shares
share
common
to.be offered
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.,
of B. F. Grizzle of Sheffield, Ala.
-corporation
covering
covering
at $13.25 per
Lynchburg, Va., for tna
the SEC on Dec. 21
(par $1)
through
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
300,000
Dec. 23 filed a
registration statement with
company's Employees Stoc-S
of its 310 par common stock issuable
"interests" in the
Plan and 300,000 shares
thereunder.—V. 177, p. 2202.
Option
Armstrong Rubber Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
NeIe?ILE-!lf-e-P-Profit before
Prov. for
■
j
kind of in*-
FINANCING
up
$20,000,000
it
3,562,485
1,187,495
I..........:.
American Woolen Co., Inc.—Special Meeting Jan. 29—
TO
521.168.
407,9.,8
.
10,990,000
3,562,485
...
outstanding
17,032,131
12,230,000
taxes.
^
profit
Dividends
paid
Common
—V.
working capital.
Authorized
(par
for
taxes
Net
except life and health.
Capital stock
—V.
Provision
received
be
178,
Nine Months
Total
The
149.687,894 139,556,821
income
Earnings per
be
V.
also
SEC
before
will
from
chase
Armco Steel
1952
1953
Sales
Profit
•
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Bids Jan. 11—
Bids
account
Foundries—Earnings—
1
American
Alstyne,
Noel & Cp.A New York.—V. 178, p. 657.
$3.88
912,430
745,442
50,619
46,075
fixed
chgs. & other deducs.
—V, 178, p. 2569.
there
notes
American Business Shares, Inc.—Net Asset Value—
As
57,971
43,620
taxes,
after
2
at
2
outstanding,
after
after
inc.
income
Income
,
$6,834,435
5,839,06$
,
kw.
and
at Kanawha, scheduled to be in operation
Muskingum, scheduled for March 1954, and
Unit
3
at
Tanners
Creek
plant, Lawrenceburg, Ind., scheduled for
next
Fall.
The
latter plant
is owned by the Indiana & Michigan
Electric Co., another AGE subsidiary.—V. 178, p. 849.
next
oper
ry.
Federal
Net
580,152
which
In
$8,485,000
new
Ohio
is
plant
Co.'s
are
initial
$6,846,000
$1,927,000
allowing
River
American
$3,624,000
$1,009,000
placed
23.
southeastern
in
Power
200,000-kw.
Net
has
The
Muskingum
$2,023,000
1,077,000
net
System
and the second within the past six months, it
plant is The Ohio
Beverly
Electric
Inc.
Dec.
on
Net
Co.—Expansion—
Electric
and
expenses,
$8,744,906
6,605,049
$693,779
$813,905
644,466
revenues,
oper,
generating 'station,
operation.
63,000
inc.
gains,
Capital
Electric
&
Gas
oper.
Railway
Power Co.'s Muskingum River stearawhose first 200,000-kilowatt unit ia-now
plant, which will cost $50,000,000 when its pres¬
ently-planned generating capacity of 400,000 kw. is attained, is located
m
of,
2473.
Theatres,
11953—3 Mos.—111952
announced
electric
of
Per.End. Sept. 30—
Profit before inc.
taxes
American
power plant in operation
1953—11 Mos.—1953
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Nov. 30—
Jan.
29.
proposals
properties, to reduce the
4,,140,,032
taxes
-
declared:::
Dividends
shares
2,ir*,J u
$1,119,340
850,967
$1,651,802
938,245
'
outstanding
preferred
i
dividends.—V.
4°2'47?
3*.ib
"Earnings per common share
"After
$55
3,766,181
2,420,692
„„,m
Common
$62,2903322
—-
-
income
Federal income taxes—
178,
p.
3 2'd
2194.
'
^
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2)
(E. J.) Brach &
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
:«
l',
"1953'
'
1952
1951
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
Profit
—V.
178,
Net
Income
taxes
1,450,000
1,230,000
681,560
193,660
$6.65
197,460
$5.95
Earnings
per
outstanding
share.————
common
1666.
p.
price of
which
Jan.
7,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-,
railwlfcjk—
income:
from
ft.
Mention
below.—V.
150,391,570
stock
143,181,125 118,703,071
23,148,338
21,939,266
5,981,365
7,713,476
154,018,499
20,110,431
„
28,610,351
10,849,690
made
was
Alexander
railway-
Corp,
178,
2298.
p.
The
Reid
&
in
Co.,
10 cents)
tpar
issue
our
of
Newark,
at $1
Dec.
N,
J.,
the public
of
300,000
of
share "as
per
14
of
to
corporation
has
railway—.
from
Net
—V.
income.
oper.
ry.
178,
..
stocks
to
of
one
or
8,653,650
__
2194.
p.
,
common
The
merit
Austin, Nichols
Net
Ended
Months
Six
Oct.
sales
Profit
income taxes——
for Federal
Prov.
Net
57,500
■
shares
Earnings per preferred share-——
.
'Earned
common-share,
requirements.—V. 178, p. 1158.
$72,801
108,300
188,215
*$0.04
for
allowing
after
per
75,000
$56,281
107,500
188,215
$0.52
profits taxes
income & excess
dividend
preferred
be
SEC
has
commercial
outstanding
of
Light Co.
$10
issued
the
American
(3)
which
of
some
Paul
have
Burton-Mercur's
appeared
in
plays
"The
issued
be
to
of
sum
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
stock
(par
*360,000 shs.
addition, Paul Burton-Mereurr President,
shares
unissued
of
in
stock
common
$1
at
an option on 100,share, exercisable in
has
per
The underwriter of the present
offering has also been given an option to purchase from the corporation
100,000 shares of unissued common stock at $1 per share exercisable
or
whole
in
until
part
In
or
1960.
Dec.
until
part
1,
Dec.
1960,—V. 178,
1,
funds
Dec. 29 filed a-registration statement with
the SEC covering 61,000 shares of series B 6'/o cumulative convertible
corporation
at
and H.
Co.
&
Kuch &
G.
Co.
named'as the
are
principal underwriters.
Net-proceeds of the-financing will be used-'to increase
the working capital of the-company.—V. 178, p. 1766.
maintain
or
Net
sales
178,
$2.50
Profit
before
'Provision
Prior
Income
1,076,873
Net
Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Baltimore- &
3,309
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
Railway
Railway
Net
operating
,
expenses.
oper.
from
5,577,480
Net ry. oper. income.—
3,062,099
—V.
178,
ry.
90,353,033
43,184,924
10,064,865
5,048,392
'
85,013,909
42,073,099
of
$1.71
tax of $36,500 for 1953 and for 1952 credit
carry-back of unused excess profits credit.—V. 177,
2566.
from
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Bangor & Aroostook RR.- -Earnings—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
1951
$946,879
184,471
railway—
244,457
income..-
1950
$1,079,391
341,371
$1,220,908
169,480
railway—
oper.
1952
1953
November—
455,194
$701,886
174,952
55,142
' 1
'
100,784
Net
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway---. 11,848,218
11,834,979
2,222,446
3,508,675
1,536,465
1,107,846
1,793,811
2194.
p.
ry.
net
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tne
covering
at
Dec.
on
cents
net
filed
23
748,000 shares
40
The
of
share
per
proceeds
letter
a
stock
common
through
to
are
be
to
the
to
(par five cents)
Hunter
used
with
be
Securities
Corp., New
properties and
acquire
leases.-
for
months of
In
railway's
Mention
made
was
in
of 49,800
of
shares of class A
shares of class B
each
class
of
stock
issue
our
through Carter Manning of
Dec.
of
7
City
on
the
with
stock
$6
(par $1)
unit.
per
net
public offering
"best effort basis"
'
.
and
$5)
(par
in units of
one
share
bill
wage
of
result
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
is
period
of
1952.
principally
operating
revenues
continued
Expenses
heavy
to
in
increases
for
1953
amounted
month
same
last
to
to
the
of
$3,743,000
first
the
of $11,254,000.—V.
11
178,
in
months
p.
the
In
of
the
show
1953
period,
year
a
for
revenue
compared
same
$49,969,000
net
inclusive,
all
$52,906,000,
year.
$51,557,000 against
to
rose
National System,
Canadian
the
the
decrease
a
figures
revenue
Canadian
PRESENT
Pacific
ago.
month.
drop
a
in
Net
FINANCING
Class B
participating pfd. stk. (par $5)
stock
common
1953—Month—1952
Working
dividend
equal
the
pn
class
B
100,000 shs.
stock,
is
entitled
49,800 shs.
170,533 shs.
non-cumulative dividend of
a
amounting
to
36c
36c
and
share
per
equally with class B stock,
share for share, all dividends in excess of sftid sums.
^The class A stock is callable at the option of the
company at the
pbice of $6 per share. \
:
WARRANTS^-The
signees
the
the
of
option
class
B
underwriter.
hais
company
ta
stock
purchase at
the
of
given
underwriter
the
price of $2
a
company
for
each
100
The
price of the warrants shall be
the company upon delivery of the warrants. These
assignable
after
be
the
null
transferable
or
of
commencement
and
void
after
exercisable
or
Jan.
the
1,
under
the
purchase
See
also
conditions
same
130
V.
for
warrants
178,
as
a
$
lc
each
offering.. Said options shall
ofifcers, directors and exist¬
the right to purchase warrants
described
each
100
above
units
but
sold
shall
by
entitled
be
the
to
1953,
36,053,532
406,372,078
3,474,813
See
&
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc. below.—V.
178,
p.
1566.
Telephone
reported
statement
issuance
used
that
with
filed
sale
and
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1953
railway
one
Alter
1952
'
1951
1950
$2,452,025
$2,347,333
625,757
547,433
168,964
484,774
504,254
246,950
181,235
►
the
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
p.
29,106,869
12,528,175
24,191,404
8,599,984
6,219,934
■
income...
oper.
178,
of
Of
24,
business
on
5,452,710
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
Operating
$6,865,900
expenses
Taxes
505,569
Equipment
Joint
Net
Other
fac.
ry.
rents
(Dr i__
rents
-
(Dr)—,
oper.
income
415,679
.per
'After
$306,843
income
60,596
chase
t
ry.
$4,606,917
$4,014,184
69,513
665,133
$367,439
Rentals, int., etc.
Contingent charges
Dec.
Net
income
'Deficit.—V.
$554,500
$5,272,050
$4,686,115
280,953
287.093
3.236,356
p.
were
par
($100
have
at
to
been
Asset
distribution
of
1953.—V.
Value—
75
share
178,
cents
was
per
share
$15.89
as
of
383.
p.
1,998,703
2.009,518
2298.
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
s
$
40,934,936
407,482,445
440,554,129
1,931,667
19,917,426
20,393,642
3,818,808
3,973,959
3,818,808
share
$0.32
$0.48
$4.78
$5.09
of
dividends.—V.
178,
p.
2090.
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
1953
railway
railway
$36,991
'$513,404
and
1952
;
-
...
2,650,000
193,189
-
$2,652,943
$3,298;828
610,337
570,837
:
—-$4.02
$3.69
.
tax
basis,
less
depreciation applicable
to
1952).
(Excluding
prior
years
,
"
.
registration statement with the SEC
a
350,000
shares
"as
a
of
stock
common
speculation"
(25
through
cents
Dee;
on
par), to
an
the financing, $150,000 is to be applied to the
bank loan of like amount Incurred at the
short-term
a
U.
S.
In the present
the
capital
and
Government
With
oper.
$3,494,007
$3,690,357
$3,593,378
729,096
670,559
685,352
primarily to
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
that
the
or
extensions
Fertilizer
Ammonia,
178,
p.
ry.
1953—Month—1952
$4,905,978
$5,386,841
3,922,519
4,248,130
$983,459
$1,138,711
406,018
507,469
operations
Income—
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$57,506,791 $58,806,125
45,860,215
aggregate.
the
contract
long-term
a
will
and
Cardwell
Manu¬
be
no
retained
change
head of the company
management policies is
as
in
headquarters in Plainville, has
It turns out four main lines of civilian
300 employees.
approximately
products, in addition to military radar units used in weather forecasting
and the Army's guided missile program.
of
One
promising of Caldwell's products, according to Mr.
printed
electrical
circuits,
which
eliminate the
most
the
its
is
MacMillen,
complicated wiring ordinarily used in radio and television sets. Instead,
the circuit is actually printed with current-conducting ink on plastic
or some other non-conducting material.
A number of electronics manu¬
and
radio
using such printed
assembly lines.
now
are
TV
set
circuits
to
"mechanize"! their
_
facsimile
devices to
electronically
transmit photographs and print;
grids for color television sets, con¬
verters to adapt ordinary TV sets to ultra high frequency- reception,
Caldwell
Other
variable
and
The
gross
products
condensers,
company's
fiscal
are
the
year
firm'.^ original line.
endeX jSept. 30 set
a
record for both
and net profit in Cardwell's 35 lears of existence, Mr.
sales
were
approximately $6,OuQ,000.
MacMillen
said
that
particularly
to Receive
in
Soby said.
Chesapeak^ plans to expand Cardwell's
non-militarys!!^1118,—p. 2090.
Competitive Bidding Exemption—See Wabash
178, p. 2571.
below.—V.
RR.
$11,646,576 $11,870,021
4,904,139
4,653,835
to
make
in amounts not to exceed
proceeds,
the
company
bank
from
from
ry.
oper.
from
borrow¬
Net
from
Net
ry.
(1)
railway
railway
income—
$2,934,198
932,797
1952
$3,267,360
950,914
1950
1951
$2,959,286
$2,953,717
863,052
350,039
337,933
310,645
28.501,657
32,953,704
960,841
313,198
31,272,807
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$3,500,000 in the
proposes
1953
November—
Gross
Net
1954,
D.
Chicago, Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
has received SEC authorization
With
Manufacturing,
Cardwell
Net
31,
Allen
contemplated, Mr. MacMillen said.
Cardwell Manufacturing Corp., with
46,936,104
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Bank Loans—
company
the
of
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Non-Carrier Affiliate
-^V. 178, p. 2298.
ings through Dec.
purchased
23
Cardwell, fifth Chesapeake Industries subsidiary
bought within 18 months, was announced by William C. MacMillen,
Jr., Chesapeake President.
«
Chesapeake also acquired the GrenBy
Manufacturing Co., parent
company of which Cardwell is the operating branch.
One hundred per cent of the stock in the two companies was pur¬
chased from four families of stockholders.
Ralph H. Soby, President
product line,
expenses
Dec.
on
Acquisition
Mr.
revenue.
100
2570.
company
Conn.
1,592,440
oper.
oper.
p.
ju—
40,961
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Acquisitions—
This
1,930,332
oper.
96,000
40,961
40,961
facturing Corp., electronics firm with plants in Plainville and Stamford,
3,231,922
Net revenue from rail¬
way
178,
10,000
4,450
4,450
6,000
65,330
—
Agricultural Equipment Co., Inc
Agricultural Wholesale Equipment Co., Inc.
3,816,178
Jersey—Earnings—
its
Com. Shares
$504,000
165,000
Inc
Inc
Gross
2298.
the
The
investment in
company's
Inc..
4,425,294
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
the
of
Inc
Co.,
£>,261,245
'
of
companies.
65,330
Co.,
6,516,191
429,140
.
expansion
such
Inc.
Ammonia
7,894,221
Central RR. of New
of
Inc
Co.,
Ammonia
34,927,650
-
.
pur¬
respect
Liquid
Palouse
39,063,913
409,385
com*
the
company
Liquid Fertilizer Co.,
Texammonia Gas, Inc
571,682
income—
finance the
facilities
distributing
Louisiana
39,495,524
,
to
considerations indicated:
332,628
"
stock of the
applied
to the Louisiana companies, the prospectus
holds an option from J. C. Berry of Shreveport, La., entitling it to purchase at any time prior to May 15, 1954,
all of the capital stocks of the following companies for the respective
39,672,140
railway
railway
from
1950
549,809
income—
be
of
invest the remainder of the proceeds in short-term
securities until such time as the directors approve
acquisitions
affiliates.
common
will
nine Louisiana companies.. It is
$750,000 will-be advanced to or invested
companies,
storage
intends to
offering,
stocks
additional
an
Louisiana
further
by
together with 25,000 shares of
that
facturers
*1951
1952
$3,275,263
from
The
$84,724
Income
\
\
.
$41,010,923 $37,551,22fr
6,404,708
4,755.639
198,235
Income
public sale
purchase
all
ammonia
of
3.190.001
182,683
'$90,500
178,
14,
From Jan. 1—
671,931
176,986
—
of
the
company
In
1953—11 Mos—1952
$484,987
for
of
the
in
($100
upar
178, p. 1270.
30,949,024
from
Net
Net
Gross income
at
held,
proceeds
Corp.—Net
quarterly
November—
6,777,309
378^459
Federal
not included
pany
the proposed
stockholders
1,371,966
preferred
4,656,464
387,509
of
registration
3,973,959
com.
Central
9,142,848
31,318
28,038
state
-
1953
-
the company of the 5?£> class B convertible
preferred stock of Southeastern Liquid Fertilizer Co.; and an aggregate
26,455,299
outstand'g
shares
3,915,036
$7,420,426 $81,715,844 $81,117,992
5,790,629
65,563,054
66,440,849
728,563
7,093,459
7,083,066
384,929
4,064,905
3,201,434
5,609,771
____
The
to
held,
shares
the net asset value per
profit after taxes—
from
Earnings Off—
1953—Month—1952
revenue
five
$
Gross
Maine RR.—November
covering
profit before special credit, equal to 32 cents in 1953
1952.
(Amounts charged to expense now capitalized,
in
of $1,018,543,
Withdraws
—
stock
shares
1953—Month—1952
„
Net
2298.
&
17,
five
each
underwriting.
1953,
Sales
22,777,820
27,646,209
16
3,950,000
the net proceeds of
time
on
Net
Boston
Co.
withdraw
its
last, covering
capital
of
each
for
General
&
Dec.
close
Gross
from
25,176,352
$1,990,463
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
share
provision, for the
on
'Earns,
v
837,148
income
oper.
Aug.
on
shares
share
new
without
SEC
33,320
new
will
company
to reduce short-term notes.—V.
made
Net
$2,476,553
railway
2,895,112
Telegraph
&
the
the
of
one
Carriers
Com.
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.- -Earnings—
Offered—
Oct.
on
—
to
repayment
391,798,733
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings—
Hedges,. N. Y. City—May Be Acquired—
and
Whitman
Period End. Nov. 30—
Benson
SEC
taxes
covering
Dixie
underwriter.
,2194.
p.
common
...
the
taxes
Federal
net
on
offered
—V.
is
It
share),
The
reserve
Carolina
per
to
its
Stock
—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
This corporation filed
18,
Statement—
of
months
(Mo.)
filed -with
Columbia
ratio
13
of
Chemical Enterprises, Inc. N. Y.—Registers With SEC
2195.
p.
the
payable
of
e#
will
Robert F. Brozman, -President,-who i»
to
was
(applying principally to
shares.—V. 178, p. 851.
treasury
$
options shall not be
period
for
cents
thereto
431,548,430 418,254,032
earnings
178,
of
current
1960.
ing-stockholders of the company
for
Net
—V.
ratio
the
Income
Texammonla,
the
by
Corp.
go
notification
profits
conform
to
'■,
de¬
sold
units
shares
Cash
38,948,644
35,081,565
expenses
i
110-shares
share
per
his
or
and
subsidiaries
share and 5,000 shares of class B common
per share. The class B stock was
credit
34
and
share
to
The
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
38,556,378
earnings
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
(par $1)
The class A stock is entitled to
after the payment of an
606,084
including special Cr
tNumber capital shares—
'Earnings per share
■
Authorized
,
Class A
of
profit
states
2090.
Ry.—November Earnings Higher—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
CAPITALIZATION
sale
J-
excess
.
-
Acceptance
before
expected
November
for
month,
1953.
for
revenues
month
$55,061,000
and
consecutive
due
year,
in
the railways is again
income and expense
aggregate-figures for the
System's
$
>
$1,000,000.
sales
tSpeclal
by
moved
the
the
a
participating preferred stock
common
at
of
York
New
transfer
stock
common
underwriting
headed by Lee Higginson Corp.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment; •
»
Off—
year.
second
corresponding
last
of
of
November
of
current
the
traffic
of
report
month
for
the
Operating
for
the
the
those
Aggregate
Offering-
recent
of
Provision
be
volume
monthly
November,
The
Bassons Industries Corp., N. Y.—Stock
*1,690,640
2570.
p.
operating expenses
•
49,800
*$591,447
*1,441,286
178,
would
"Stated Capital";
par
Years Ended Oct. 31—,.
*$973,163
*136,280
*$88,709
*148,675
the-
in
were-behind
i
notification
of
'
*
'$63,402
diminishing
exceed
corporation
York.
ops.
ry.
the
proceeds are to
stockholder.
3,251,163
Canadian National Rys.—November Revenues
11
offered
3,000,447
income...
oper.
reflected
Basin Natural Gas Corp., Santa Fe, N. M.—Files With
SEC
241,709
from
rev.
statement
The
224,402
expenses.
"•
for
to
$10
grpup
10,785,140
2,554,204-
1,852,970
income
oper.
9,884,937
2,490,627
railway
178,
$2,278,000
'Deficit—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$2,409,000
$161,000
Net
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$153,000
revenues.
operating
Ry.
England—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
oper.
Public Service
the
2570.
p.
per
'Based
Canadian National Lines in New
Co.
of
offering.—V. 175, p. 2175.
Net
293,454
293,454
$1.53
profits
excess
$49,000
p.
$450,141
293,454
293,454
-
shares
share
per
'Includes
2473.
p.
paid
capital
Earnings
30,195,274 337,395,941 321,439,827,
ops.
rev.
Number
40,260,139 427,748,974 406,453,736
35,028,548
29,451,068
inc.-
$
$
$501,910
profit
Dividends
1953—Month—1952
which
shares
their
to
letter
Profit
Period End. Nov. 30—
amounl
stock of Central Power
par common
"Earned Surplus"
Electric
&
Chain Belt Co.
345,500
8,537
—
taxes——
Income
adjustments
the
authorizing the corporation te
subsidiaries, as follows: (1) acqui¬
its
in respect of
selling
this
792,332
583,500
taxes..
Federal
for
years
31
invested in the
to be used by
(par $1) at $1.90
The
A
1953
1952
.
$11,593,519 $10,371,9191
—
Central,
not offered for sale in Kansas.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Sept. 30—
•i
be
to
are
of
order
in
the $10
100,000
from
received
stock
the
California Ink Co., Inc.
loans
Wahler, White & Co., Kansas City, Mo., recently offered
publicly 10,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1)
2298.
p.
on
preferred-stock- <$10 par), to be offered for-public'sale at $10 per
ghaifc- with
an .'underwriting* commission
of $1 per share.
Bioren
of
Gas
Century
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
borrowinps
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
make
respective construction programs.
Accord¬
ing to the application of Central, its-acquisitions will be made out of
"
This
Central,
stock.—V.
Murder.
bank
subsidiaries
another
$3,000,000 from
acquisition
and
for
to
$3,000,000
apply the proceeds
Wanted
authorization
common
Southwestern
CAPITALIZATION
2474.
p.
Borrowings Authorized
—
cash; (2) acquisition of 300,000 shares of
stock of Public Service Co. of Oklahoma foe
An additional 300,000 shares of Public Service stock woulqt
$3,000,000.
and
from
screen
for
par
the
for
stories
&
entertaining quality for theatrical and TV outlets
A package of five stirring, suspenseful stories
world.
the
investments
corporation, with offices at 24G Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.,
proposes to begin operation by financing and producing the following
movie
and
TV
stories:
Dark
Violence, Tenya, Tormented, Lucrezia,
'In
Commission—
films
The
whole
Automobile Banking Corp., Phila., Pa.—Registers With
low-budgeted
Weekly."
000
Securities and Exchange
the
adapted
published
147,801
113,781
.
profit
Number $1.20 prior preferred
Common shares outstanding
1952
$16,505,686 $15,792,170
—
before
will
1953
31—
universal
and
throughout
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
&
produce
to
production
the
for
mature
construction
To Make Additional Investments in Subsidiaries—
the
1953,
used
be
its
a presently outstanding note of Central in
payable to the said insurance company.
$2,750,000
of 300,000 shares of
will
$50,000
of
in part, their immediate construction programs. The
insurance company will be delivered in full
payment and
additional
proceeds
178,
Which
notes
costs
finance,
the
to
sition
net
bank
the
1954.—V.
SEC
more
make
the
of
part of
Dec.
The entire proceeds of
of
"Tanya" and the balance for additional production and working capital.
The corporation
was
formed under the laws of Delaware on Aug.
Of
$400,000
for
received
28,
Net
and
finance
discharge of
offering by
shares
1954
(2)
estimated at $964,000
common
speculation,"
a
11,
and
$12,750,000, of which $10,000,000 is to be borrowed from banks
from
tim$ to time during the period Dec. 31, 1953 to Dec. 31, 1954, and
$2,750,000 will be borrowed from an insurance company on
note
Burton Picture Productions, Inc., N. Y.—Stock Offer—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Chrysler
$12,425,381
„
oper.
Completed
1154;
of
them
See
1952
1951
1950
$13,223,448 $13,064,071 $11,311,729
1,440,822
1,963,924
3,453,052
2,581,634
1,056,615
1,247,887
1,329,142
1,274,463
1953
November—
Gross
Co.—Sale of Assets
notes
Jan.
Central & South West Corp.
1953.
Briggs Manufacturing
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
sinking fund debentures due 1963 fat the
redemptloa
plus accrued interest) and pay off $1,600 000 of
102.25'.<?
mature
program
$1,174,139
693,085
f
declared
171,
2,404,139
$1,287,254
shares
—V.
2,737,254
taxes
Federal
Common
2194.
P.
1952
$40,891,600 $39,271,625
profit
Dividends
165,719,573
income—
1953
Income
income
for
$900,000 of
Sons—Earnings—
30—
other
and
before
Provision
564,284,242 547,760,010 519.597,703 475,896,125
1G2,914;332 128,054,928 156,693,486
70,251,408
62,679,322
64,553,111
76,834,281
railway
railway
oper.
sales
Net
From Jan. 1—
Net
Sept!
Years Ended
1950
Gross from railway
$46,846,377 $49,930,545 $55,766,119 $60,245,714
Net from railway
8,171,615 JL5,031,44O
18,674,592 28,918,176
Net ry. oper. income—
4,021,260
4,491,135
7,590,386
15,428,889
November—
Monday, January 4, 1954
to
retire
—V.
railway
oper.
178,
railway
p.
income
2571.
9.449.571
9,838,140
8,711,989
3,737,074
3,382,983
2,803,911
-
30,306,714
8.958,934
3,299,591
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
York.
Chrysler Corp.—Completes Briggs Purchase—
and
corporation on Dec. 29 completed the $35,000,000 purchase,of
the principal automotive
plants, machinery and equipment of the
Briggs Manufacturing Co., and thereby acquired ownership of the body
Building facilities for its entire output of Plymouth cars. The Chrysler
Corp. already builds bodies for Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler automobiles.
Within
90
dayjs, additional amounts will be paid for inventories
Neld by Briggs at the time of the purchase.
•
t
Physical transfer of the properties became effective as of 12:00
midnight on Dec. 29. All automotive operations atoe now under Chry¬
sler
management.
L. L. Colbert, President of Chrysler Corp., said
that the newly acquired facilities would be known as the Automotive
Body Division of Chrysler Corp., and announced the appointment of
John E. Brennan as General Manager of the division.
This
t
"The
these
ing
future
between
body-building
facilities' will increase
November—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
12,
NOTE—The
1954,
'
-
1951
9,
1950
$1,530,822
663,634
577,860
257,805
129,864
-
from
ry.
—V.
14,860,429
14,714,683
4,644,534
4,354,765
1,144,937
1,314,261
1953
from
Net
Net
at -Evansvilie,--Ind-.
Not included in the .transaction
1951
$279,385
138,501
89,599
46,462
•
$283,460
61,426
25,712
3,020,092
•
from
-Net
Net
ry.
—V.
*V\f 'V'V\
railway^'— ' 3,169,047
from
railway———"
income™
oper.
178, p.
55,988
•
"
-
Net
sales
Profit
345,301
-
"
260,517
before
•_
-
"1952
-
taxes
Federal
>mc
income
•_
.....
.
........
I
.
-
taxes—1,114,500
Unresolved, questions between- Briggs and the Boeing Airplane Co.
Bavet prevented assignment at this time to Chrysler Corp. aircraft
ment.—V.
178,
♦Based
d.
Emil
Chervenak
and
Kuhn
John
C.
board of directors
the
C.
were
elected
to
The
proposes
company
Mobile
with
the mobile homes
television
The
•
stock
common
by H. L.
outlined
As
The
the
equipment in
department
mobile
•
the
original
as
is estimated
residents
units
of
first
than
more
homes.
annually.—V.
that television
units
equipment for mobile
that
mobile
time
178,
IV4
The
million
industry
have
been
net
the
Commercial
before
for
of
Net
to
inc.
Fed.
to
tax.
784,300
profit
Number
"
case
there
is
for the stock,
made
per
—V.
p.
'
Green,
178,
158,100
1,807,500
Another
$280,971
$1,836,087
2,636,878
2,636,878
$0.31
$0.11
$0.70
$0.17
since
The
Mo.; on or before
Jan. 15.-
The
in
A
M.
Equipment Co.—New
Frac¬
corporation on Dec. 23
covering 16.000: shares of
1952
4,232,726
2,163,419
5,093,120
profit ——
Preferred dividends paid.
Gammon dividends paid —
Common shares outstanding
.
nrofit
♦-Earns,
•After
per
com.
class
A
1,324,854
718,259
1,204,413
$4.01
$1.50
o
p. 383.
Net
^53—3 M0^7?2?
' $24,347
t$28,366
715,000
$0.08
$0.03
MOS's6R92222
$68,222
Nil
requirements.
.
COMMERCIAL AND
is
8,
of
$502,000,
30, 1953
Sept.
to
57
cents
per
stock.
common
purchase
the
conditions
stock
common
forth
set
in
at
the
$6.75
share
per
underwriting
subject
are
agreement
Shares
5,012
3,007
19,994
Herbert
new
expected
Edison
with
of
3,007
Draper,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
2,005
12,503
Kay, Richards & Co
2,005
12,503
Metropolitan St. Louis Co._
2,085
12,503
Irving J. Rice & Co,,
Inc._
2,005
Corp
Richards &
Co
Hart
&
E.
9,997
&
Masten
Russ &
7,992
Co
Rodman
9,997
Smith & Co.__
2,005
Linn
&
2,005
2,005
Co., Inc
7,491
Jaffray & Hopwood^
Baker, Simonds & Co
7,491
Fauset,
7,491
Cabell
2,005
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Investment Securities Corp.
Piper,
Courts
to
Co
&
Steele &
1,266
1,002
Co
1,002
Hopkins & Co
5,012
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Partial Redemption—
routine
all
3,007
&
12,503
corporation
shares
$5.25
of
called
has
for
redemption
Feb.
on
1,
next,
410
stock, series A, at $100 per share and
amounting to 23 cents per share. Payment will be
made at the Registrar and Transfer Cd;, redemption agent, 50 Church
its
preferred
dividends
accrued
subsidiary
Schaefer
W.
14,982
Company
be
to
Co.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Sears & Co
14,982
Higginson
Illinois
company
Service
5,012
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co-
involved.
are
filed
Street, New York, N.
with
Service
Securities
the
will
and
unaffected
be
Y.—Vi
178, p.
756.
,
-
.."
.
$0.08
tLoss.—V. 178, p. 755.
p
Coronet Kitchens, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—Files—•
The
Exchange
the
the
by
at
second
largest
cor¬
Chairman
as
same
Chairman
In the
post
and
Chief
of Edison's
new
northern
Executive
Net
'
-
common
per
tfie
(par $1) to be offered
proceeds are to be
\536,800
$0.48
share
iiw--
810,166 shares
paid
in
'">$1.24
$1j71
outstanding, giving effect to 20%
now
August,
1953.—V.
178,
1159.
p.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Incr/Jfc Subs.)-eEarnings-^
Sept. 30-—-
4953
- -:
income
Fed.
for
*Prov.
1952
1951
1
$42,389,525 $40;M7^)65:$38,218,122
before
^Profit
1,192,9*35
$0.34
the
195# ~
'
.$1,382,892 .$1,008,751
.v 810,166
- 675,274
outstanding-..
taxes
income
v3,623,099 "
;\2,100,000 "
"3;809;183
3,734,151
2,200,000
2,125,000
i
*
£$1,523,099*$1,534,15!
$1,684,183
2
•
taxes__
695,234
1,286,951
1953
.....
taxes
■j Net. sales.x.^
$52,674,097 $41,970,737
—_____
profit after taxes!
::
shares outstanding
on
dividend
-Years Ended
,---
'
""T952J
1953 :,"'
-
after
shares
'Based
stock
*
(Sc Subs.) —Earnings—
20—
with
notification
of
The
capital.
Earnings -per jt&mmon
;
....
Corp.
underwriting.
PetroleumUorp.—Earnings—
profit
Common
Executive
p." 230?.
letter
a
of common stock
without
6 Months Ended Oct. 3 l-r-
Officer,
company.
gas
filed
23
shares
share,
working
Cosden
••
committee,
executive
for
Dec.
on
142,100
per
utility
gas
232
corporation
covering
$1.25
used
the
'After
share_-____<._____.
dividend requirements.—V.
preferred
•
-
Net-
profit
'
v
Number- capital
Earnings
178,- p.'1466.
—V.
shares
-'381,596
381,596
f^381,596
$3.99"$4.02
-
share
per
174,
p.
$4.41
•
!■-
186.
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.—Earnings—
-
Ist jQuarter Ended—
•
Net
'
Shares
for-the-period—
outstanding at end of
::
$11,000
,.,1,083,161
.*
period————
Earned per share
—V.
178,
company
class
of
$0.11
Nine Months-Ended
Profit• before1 Income
Fidelity Investment Co., Houston, Tex.—
B
Dec.
on
22
filed
of
class
stock
letter
a
A
of
notification with the SEC
of
stock
share-for-share basis.
a
—Shields
fered
an
$8
&
Co. and
Net
—V.
No underwriting is involved.
Dec.
on
28
to
certain
shares of
net
proceeds from
selling stockholders and
CAPITALIZATION
common
the sale of
none
will
these
accrue
to
shares
The
43A%
Common
due
pfd. stock
stock
♦Payable
States.
obligations
cuinul.
to
go
GIVING EFFECT TO PLAN OF RECAPITALIZATION
mortgage bond payable due 1964
Equipment
Outstanding
$312,400 (
$340,000
159,560
monthly
(par
(par
$lt
The
Equitable
Life
6.500 shs.
6,500 shs.
450,000 shs.
$100)
659,998
i
$2,992,433
$2,869,852
'
659,998
•
$4.35
-$4.13
-
-
-659.998
$4.53
568.
p.
company
covering
300,000 shs.
Assurance
Society
of
the
United
be
The
at
-
to
will
working
be
a
letter of notification with the SEC
class-A
of
stockholders
added
preferred stock (par $5) to be
per- share.
The net proceeds
at $9.50
capital.
underwritten
Coburn
& Middlebrook, Inc.,
666 shares of this
same
Dealers Discount Corp., Inc.
Mention
by
who may purchase an additional
price.—V. 176, p. 1963.
Conn.,
the
Dec. 24 filed
shares
to
offering
Hartford,
stock
on
10,704
first
to
are
•>
/ill
the company.
Authorized
5'/a%
■$2,725,573
shares_-__ii,
■
.
6,010,000
Danielson Manufacturing Co.—Files With SEC—
"
publicly of¬
stock (par $1)
The issuance of these shares has been
share.
per
'
6,775,000:- 7,174,000
—__
capital
1951 "
$9,002,433
1953
*'
1952
$9,500,573 $10,043;852
1
taxes
profit
178,
stock to be offered in
Life Insurance Co. on a
Lines, Inc.—Stock Offered
associates
issue of 263,775
;
Earnings per share
offered
Continental Transportation
>
common
Sunland
each preferred share, and 10,000 shares
to
be
offered
in
exchange for Sunland
shares for
A
common
stock
profits
Number
Commission—
Sept. 30—
taxes—•___
for Federal & State income &
Prov;
excess
on
class
of 40
$102,000
947,161-
'
2196.
p.
covering 200,000 shares
exchange for preferred
basis
■
$0.01
Continental
The
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Earnings—
Nov. 29,'52
Nov. 28,'53
income
707 500
Co.—Bank Borrowing—
company has taken down another $3,000,000 under a $20,000,000
agreement dated March 9, 1953, with Guaranty Trust Co., New
THE
service
properties.
which will be
Freeman,
PROCEEDS—The
Colorado Interstate Gas
redit
the
approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
t
The
surtax
ended
equivalent
"
-
•
707500
share
dividend
and
months
taxes,
Shares
The
Jan.
an
Public
serve
Y.
Sedwick,
'.♦Earnings
at
-
$61,266
71M00
after-- taxes
for
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
nine
profits
H. O. Peet & Co
A.
gas
12 Weeks Ended Sept.
260,576
1,204,413
—
will
hold
-P.
—
preferred dividends.—V. 178,
Corp.
ended
19,994
business
2,069,307
260,576
Net
Clapay
be
be
to
of
in the
Charles
common
•After
months
Cruttenden & Co
Co.
Files With Securities and Exchange
10.610.823
5,523,703
Federal <fc State income taxes
share
nine
the
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.
"iSEC
Sales
pay load
132,298,229 117,235,229
•Earnings per common
to
Savard
Commonwealth.
Consolidated Grocers
v
Subs.)—Earnings1|53
Sofit befo7e7n7omVra«Z:_
Provision for
will
by
company,
V...178,
.
Years Ended Sept. 30—
normal
the
during
For
was $7;927,893 and net income was
share on the'.outstanding common
19,994
the Public Service Company
repre¬
common
Clinton Foods, Inc. (&
;
Federal
excess
Johnston, Lemon & Co,____
Vice-President of Edison and President
Division, will serve as Northern Illinois
President
while Edgar E.
Lungren will be Executive Vice-President.
Mr. Lungren will be in direct charge of the new conipany's operations.
shares
stock (par $1) to be o^red
$6.25-per share;1 or the-last sale price on the .Los Angeles
Exchange preceding date of sale,- whichever is lower. No underwriting
4s Involved.
The"proceeds will be added to working capital.
V. 178,
*. 947.
'
-V V,
•
SEC
or
rates
into
with
will supply gas to about 450,000 customers in
communities outside Chicago.
also
H.
its 7th
Corp.—Files With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with the
Clary Multiplier
The
in
statement
Gale
Mr.
Loading Device—
pulpwood loading device which enables the
of a flat car from one side and carries a
4
filed
was
Illinois,
while
operator to load both
of 9,000 lbs.
4»as been announced; by this company. - Named the
Pulploader, the
^device is • offered as
an
attachment for the Ross Series 15LH fork
«ift truck.'The*device is not available for export.—V. 178, p. 2571.
*
sides
set
operations
new
Illinois
•;
common
Clark
Edison
petition,
owned
Co.
authority for the
properties of the Public
gas
company
porate change
•of
senting
•
new
initially
petition
a
Gas
requesting
the
the
changes
Northern Illinois
when
24
Commonwealth
registration
V. 178, p. 2474.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. were high bidders for 1,218
stock (par, 33cents) sold by the company and
fractinnal-'shares remaining after the distribution of
consecutive stock, dividend, by the company.—V. 178, p. 1370.
Carl
of
$382,454.
per
29,991
Hill
Commission.
•will
'
to
Federal
the
on
to
revenue
cents
accrued
for
certain
Gale, Edison Chairman, said recently that he expected the
many details of organization and financing to be worked out by early
February.
The
program
is
also subject to
the
effectiveness
of
a
merged
Co.—Sale of Stock Representing
Citizens Utilities
tional Shares—
.
Willis
with $45,000,000 of
€2(000,000 of preferred stock
held at Jefferson City,
Dec.
011
no
stock
toward putting
operate
of
•Hearing
utility,
-4m
99
addition
In
Zuckerman,
Commission
and
own
Division
of
the
\
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
$447,514
2,636,878
share
on
Commerce
.'*•.-
it was indicated.
said
:
Lee
851.
taken
was
company would be a $101,000,000
bonds, $27,000,000 of common stock and
outstanding. 1
A hearing on the proposed sale of the- Gas Service Co., wholly-owned
subsidiary of Cities Service Co.; to the Missouri Public Service Co. will
also
to
Ferris & Co._
2,636,878
shares.
step
Electric
'CMrC<Green
operating
Cohu & Co
181,000
—
any
President
1
Dec.
Walston & Co
1953—9 Mos.—1952
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Hearing on Gas UnitFinancing Expected to Be Worked Out by Early Feb.—
Missouri Public Service, said that if the
merger is consummated, his company would continue to purchase Sas
from the same sources as.at present;
under existing contracts. Gas
Service Co. buys substantially all of its gas supply from Cities Service
J.
R.
leased.
are
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
Subs.)—Earnings—
$812,939
capital
Earnings
opposition from city or state bodies, "Cities
Service would reject the bid made by Missouri Public Service Co.," Mr.
O'Brien said. "'We don't want to lose a favorable financing market.'
One firm bid and two others contingent on market conditions were
"In
;
and 96 power units.
195. transport trailers
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc
$13,288,603 $12,839,044 $35,208,101 $34,445,358
1,597,239
439,071
3.643,587
628,514
taxes
inc.
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Sales
Co. for $32,000,000.
OJBrien, General Counsel of Cities Service Co.,
4,1
.
six.
from $8,039
rose
equal
company
below
the
stock sale,
com-
■
..
.
other
,
Solvents Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Prov.
$32,000,000 purchase
with an $18,000,000 bank loan and the sale of $14,000,000 of.its com¬
mon
stock.
The companies
would be merger, and then would sell
€18,000,000 in bonds and debentures to retire the bank loans.
He said the bank loan would
be made by Commerce Trust Co. of
Kansas city, National City Bank of New York
and Mellon National
Bank of
Pittsburgh, while Kidder, Peabody & Co. would handle the
in Cin¬
commercial
served
83,000
of
Cleveland,
of
areas'-within''the
UNDERWRITERS—The obligations of the several underwriters named
year-round
are
the
operates 12;termin.als In addition to the three • agency
by- others. : Of these-12 terminals, .the .company
on
1353,
$170,000
designed
upwards
in
Shields & Co
Holdings in Unit—
the
30,
1984.
p.
area
York
TCentucky and Ohio..within the
1949, $49,500 in 1950 ,and $35,750 :in 1951.
income
stock.
homes.
Americans
produces
in
and
operated
$322,856,
share
marked
the
of"New
radius
45-mile-radius
*^
area
communities-
directors
Sept.
coaches.
necessitated
was
and in
Y.
N.
20-mlle
EARNINGS—Operating -revenue of
the .company
increased from
$1,382,329 in 1945 to $9,040,202 in 1952 and during the same period
specifically geared to work
(trailer).industry on design and installation of
of
York,
a
the preferred stock
on
:
Department,
original
as
of
28 declared a dividend of 27*/a cents per share
(covering.the interim period trom date nf issue),
payable. Jan4.! 15,;-1954, to holders, of record- on Dec. -31, -1953, «and a
quarterly dividend of 17 V2C per share on the common .stock, payable
Feb. -1,-1954 to, holders of record on-Jan.
15, 1954.
now
November.
specifically
membership
group
proposed deal involves these steps:
Missouri Public Service Co. would finance
receivers
within
area
Cincinnati,
six and leases the
$22,900 In
$1.12
by increasing
interest in CBS-Columbia video receivers
by mobile homes manufac¬
turers, following a display of CBS-Columbia television-equipped trailer
coaches at the industry's annual convention, held in
Cleveland, Ohio,
Service
Public
Missouri
Gas
of
'
stock
of-capital
;"', " ••-"'f *•;
Homes-Television
organization
This
to sell its holdings of 1,500,000 shares
Service Co.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
shares
was
made in
(S. C.)—Stock Offered—
issue of Dec. 28 of the offering
our
of
23,765 shares of common stock at par ($5 per share).
shares were offered to present stock¬
holders and 20,000 shares to the public by G. H. Craw¬
ford Co., Inc. of Columbia, S. C. Further details follow:
Of this total, 3,765
G.
the
H.
Crawford
common
stock
Co.,
Inc.
at $4.50
agreed to purchase 10,000 shares
share and publicly offer such stock
has
per
an
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg, U. S..Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Dana
(Telephone
NOTE:
On account
of the fluctuations in the rate of
of
at
In addition, G. H. Crawford Co., Inc. has been granted
option to purchase an additional 10,000 shares on the same terms
$5 per share.
Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news /and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday.)- Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, HI.
STate 2-0613); 1. Drapers' Gardens, I/radon, E, C„ England, c/o Edwards <fc Smith. Copyright 1953 by William B. Dana Company.1 Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at th«
post office at. New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
•
William
'
,
miles
DIVIDENDS—'The company has heretofore
paid .no -regular .dividends.
During the: past ten years the .coippany -paid dividends-aggregating
CBS-Columbia, of Long Island City, N. Y„ the corporation's television
manufacturing division, announced on Dec. 27 the formation
Profit
Cities Service Co.—To Sell
2783.
400,000
4,500
i
receiver
It
T
I.
p.,
of .a
Dec. 23.
on
the
joined
177,
$449,4)96
-
the
on
within
-Additional tractors and combination trailer tractor mnits
%
•
years
of
Equipment includes about
-
in 1947. He is President
of Service Fire Insurance Co., of New York and Service Casualty Co.
of New York, both C. I. T.
affiliates.
Mr.
Kuhn, who joined C. I. T. in 1943, is Treasurer of C. I. T.
Financial Corp.
and Vice-President and Treasurer of its subsidiary,
Commercial Investment Trust Inc.—V. 178, p. 2196.
Chervenak
Mr.
share—
both
in New
C.,
,
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Forms New Unit
in
■mu
" $585,837
„_——
in
outstanding.—V.
Corp.—Two New Directors—
C.IT. Financial
-
profit
♦Earnings per
2571.
p.
Net
\
defense^subrcoutrac.ti: work currently being performed by Briggs.
;
Bfefense Work, occupies the entire Mound Road plant and a portion
*oI the Outer Drive plant.
In order, to execute these defense asslgnmnts
Briggs Manufacturing Co. will continue for the present as a
teaant in these plants following their transfer to Chrysler Corp.
V Briggs Is fabricating airframe assemblies for B-47 bombers and
•CC-97 cargo and troop carriers under sub-contract from Boeing, and
assemblies for RB-47 reconnaissance- planes under sub-contract from
the Oliver Corp. of Battle Creek,
Mich., also a Boeing supplier.
Automotive customers: of Briggs, including the Packard Motor Car
Ce. for bodiesrand the Hudson Motor Car Co. for trim materials, will
•be served by the Automotive Body Division, under Chrysler manage¬
"
D.
New. .York
Ohio, and in the
of -other
owns
521,000
.
;
and
In -the
and
terminals
.
'
•
facilities........
approximately
Com¬
by • the'system. • The-company's
tariff at Oct. 7, 1953,-named.^a-total-of 2,185
points to-which the com¬
pany offers direct service in the.wreas served.
•
$16,551,652 $11,651,760
■> .1,700,337
970,096
_
of-
zone
New-Jersey
zones
336,450'"
"
income
for
1953
Commerce
routes
-"'.The -company
:•
'•
-
comprises
in
commerce
subsidiaries.
no
the-Interstate
J.,
-mercial-zone
818,903'
Co.—Earnings—
.
™-__
Provision
'■
N.
cinnati,
2,266,103
s 728,505
by
in. Pittsburgh, Pa. .and in the area "in Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia within a 35-mile
radius
of
Pittsburgh, in Cleveland,
2571.
40 Weeks Ended Oct. 4—
•
operates--a; plant':in
907,371
system
interstate
Columbian It-has
of
City,
1
516,502'
Colt's Manufacturing
company's
Washington,
in
-
Ohio,
■''
1,304,474
1
Pennsylvania on March
in'Pittsburgh, Pa. It is a
D.
,
126,490
2,643,740
-
District
cial
1950
$311,577
the
Washington,
From Jan. 1—"
Gross
-
-
1952
$265,099
i 113,491
railway—
from railway.-...:
ry. oper. income,.—
the
In
located
are
the ..certificates- granted
Newark,
Wyoming Ry.- -Earnings—
November—:
Gross
Incorporated
was
extending generally* from
New
York, N.
Y.;
Trenton, N. .J.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Baltimore, Md.; and
C. in
the East,
to Pittsburgh, Pa.,, and Cleveland,
Canton, Columbus, Dayton,, and Cincinnati, Ohio,-in the -West.
The
company also has operating Tights,over .thousands of -miles of streets
and highways in certain .-metropolitan -areas, such as dn
Washington,
D. C.,- and in the area in
Maryland and ;Vlrginia within the commer¬
4,098,182
2,151,517
2571'.
Colorado &
*
Under
-
stock
by motor vehicle operating in
eight States and
.
13,095,181
4,863,477
2,098,190
income
178, p.
carrier
over-the-road
14,870,552
1
railway
after
common
were'changed
and its executive offices
1933
mission,
railway—
oper.
also
the
$100)
(par
stock
common
$1,459,594
624,424
'421,774
is
3
giving effect to a plan of re¬
(par $100)
and class B
into 5Mi% cumulative pre¬
(par $100)
and common stock (par $1) and the amount
of $922,500 was transferred from "earned surplus" to "stated
capital."
-
189,673
table
whereby
stock
common
BUSINESS—Company
1952
$1,555,916
456,383
■
income
above
capitalization
178,
Ry.—Earnings-
$1,401,799
railway.,-
from
Net
Net
is the Briggs Beautyware Division
Hamtramck, Mich., and has plumbingware
subsidiaries at Abingdon, 111., and Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio.
With .the acquisition of
the 12 Briggs plants, Chrysler Corp.. adds
€,544,584 square;1-feet" of floor area on
193.5 acres of land to its
.
Sept.
due
car
Nlant
'.
notes
$17,0,00,000.
1953
railway__
oper.
•
.which
to
From Jan. 1—
Division
Plymouth
3'/2%
on
the utility for construction.—V.
ferred
Colorado & Southern
has been the major customer
of Briggs for a number of-years.
Plymouth produces approximately
50%
of all Chrysler Corp. passenger car output, most of it at its
•Detroit plant; which builds more cars per day than any other single
-automotive assembly
plant in the world.
Plymouth cars -also are
-Built- at Evansvilie, -Ind., and at San Leandro and Los Angeles, Calif.
The purchase,-one-of the largest in-the-recent history of the auto¬
mobile
industry; - includes
10 Detroit-area, plants
and facilities, an
•automotive-stamping plant of Youngstown, Ohio, and a body assembly
Corp's
made
was
1776.
p.
the flexibility
car-building programs.",
Chrysler
borrowing
brings the total outstanding
proceeds will be used 'by
The
"should give us the closest
assembly operations. Add¬
of our plants in their
Colbert, said,
and
purchase,"' Mr.
coordination
The
(3)
exchange, remittance for foreign aubscriptions and advertisements must be made 1* New York funde.
•
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4,(4)
end
share.
per
securities
of
used by
obtained
be
to
offered
now
by
be
to
are
the corporation
from
added to capital funds
the
and
the corporation to purchase notes.
BUSINESS—This
corporation,
fleptember, 1951, with its office at 105 Exchange St., Darlington, S. C.,
business of financing the purchase of farm equipment through
the medium of discounting dealer paper with recourse on the dealer.
Farm equipment dealers presently discounting paper with the corpo¬
ration are John Deere dealers located in Cheraw, Florence, Hartsville
h in the
i.nd
and their sales
Deere equipment.
S.
Hemingway,
limited
John
to,
principally,
are
addition
AGREEMENT—In
CREDIT
BANK
C.,
Net
funds
capital
its
to
although not
the
has a line of credit with the Darlington County Bank
A
Trust
Co.,
Darlington, S. C. and the Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co., Charlotte, N. C., jointly, in the amount of $100,000. The corpora¬
tion management believes that additional lines of credit may be ob¬
tained
when
the capital funds are increased but has no assurance
that
Net
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Preferred
(par $5)
(pai\$5) *.
Common stock
—V.
178,
—V.
178, p.
Dec.
be
held
Universal stockholders is to increase lhe
corporation's holdings of Universal common stock."
Issuance of the
additional 145,842 shares of Decca Records stock will increase its out¬
standing stock to 1,500,000 shares.
The prospectus further indicates that, as of Aug. 1, 1953, Universal
Pictures had outstanding 999,308 shares of common stock, plus war"rants for the purchase of an additional 180;001 shares.
Any Universal
stock acquired upon the exercise of such warrants may be
tendered
for exchange pursuant to this exchange offer,
The definitive terras of
the exchange offer (the ratio of exchange) are to be determined by
the board of directors of the corporation on an unspecified date in
January, 1954, upon the basis of earnings records of the two com¬
panies, the dividends paid, the book value, the market history ot the
stocks of the two companies, the prospective earnings of the two com¬
it
the
of
receive
Gas
stock;
and
Duval
below,—V.
Co.
Farms
177,
'declare
to
and
178,
Corp.
for
Prov.
(&
Corp.
seven
"All
653,724
owns
now
the
Commission's
Number
172,000
of
Earnings
$109,000
$17,111,978
376,764
376,764
376.764
Jan.
on
.Street
$1.59
$2.04
$0.53
$0.46
credit.—V.
exhaust
the
trust
177,
178,
Boston,
at
sale
to
1974,
due
$122,556
interest.—V.
accrued
the
for
bonds,
of
sum
trustee,
Co.,
tenders
receive
20
collateral
and
Trust
to
it
Mass.,
of
will until
3%%
first
after
class
to
to
filed
has
Commission
reservoir
a
of
$179.95
Mr.
for
all-
an
Gross
declared,
long-distance circuit
super-powered
television
reception
said
to
fringe
areas,
in
the
in
initial
County, N.
project
would
1952
1951
$25,990,343 $26,075,151 $21,053,854
680,464
1,050,439
737,703
500,181
$2.10
total
a
cost
be
be
would
required
affected
to
thi
that
the
ACCUMEX
Project,
interstate
of
"a
as
foreign
or
the proposed project, the
receive an FPC license
by
for
apply
interests
company
and
before
it
construction.
''
Erie
500,181
$1.36
Y.
have
of
finds
1953
500,181
the
and
sendout
a
which it calls
energy."
plant,
warehouser
Commission
the
will
B shares
with
construction
generate power by releasing
the Allegheny Hills about four
Chautauqua
the
intention
of
proposed
tne
would
built
be
Erie
that
declaration
a
covering
which
to
Lake
from
operate
commences
taxes
and
a
at
and
areas
$60,000,000—for
wholesale
and
share—.——
$1.60
A
per
and
both
capacity of 400,000 kilowatts.
The company plans to serve several electric systems covering territory
about 100 miles in radius from the station.
The company said it plans
If
Sales
profit
Emerson
hydro-plant
a
company
about
of
mortgage
102.137c
exceed
of
commerce
Net
price
presented,"
we
unsurpassed
reception'
Power
from
water
noon
sufficient
amount
an
not I to
prices
30-j—
$149.95,
receiver,
This receiver is also available in UHF-VHF
receivers
exclusive
brings
corporation
miles inland
2677,
p.
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept.
at
contrast for resttul viewing."—V. 173, p. 2572.
operation
1777.
p.
model
UHF-VHF
prices in the industry.
record-breaking
television
the
Federal
The
State
table
82-channel
lowest
Proposed Hydro Power Plant—
672,000
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Tenders of Bonds—
The
17-
the
Energy Accumulation & Exchange Corp., N. Y. City-
1,440,330
376,764
carry-back
17-inch
a
an
the
the
at
the
wS^h^feep
1953—9 Mos.—1952
-"$768,330
tax
of
and
were
in mahagony.
'difficult
local
$599,363
share—_
per
"Includes
model
three
which
design
to
$174,030
shares.'
a
all-channel television receiver.
an
the company
1013
"contain
order
".'$198,887
capital
1013,
$179.95,
at
strong-signal city center areas.
Decoright series of 21inch table models also has the rectangular
black
picture tube which provides bigger, brighter, sharper pictures
$4,693,787 $15,520,501
75,030
1,160,363
Cr99,000
561,000
370.887
tax,
profit
1954.
Model
listed
be
receiver.
This
Net
will
The
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
inc.
Emerson
new
model,
is
Model
as
2304.
p.
$5,004,445
inc.
Fed.
that the
table
blonde, limed
displayed to mid-
be
Jan. 4,
on
to the 21-inch Decoright receivers, a new 17-inch tele¬
Model 1012, was introduced.
It contains a rectangular black
housed in an acoustically constructed handsome modem
and
channel
Mining
Chemical
The
and
delivered
July
178, p. 385.
43.
p.
by
All
table cabinet
a
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept, 30—
UHF-VHF
history for
table
,
pay
shares of the additional Duval stock
93,389
will
addition
tube
stock (no par), payable on
United
1953.
dividend.—V.
a
Profir before
—V.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Packing
Seabrook
10,
—
Earnings
See
Dec.
to
sales
Number
1875.
and similar matters.—V. 178, p.
Deerfield
of its capital
145,842
present exchange offer to
panies,
SEC authorization
the holders
(74,71% )
Eastern
"to be issued only
the
ductions
$199.95.
In
to
on
issued as
Net
the SEC on Dec.
shares of capital stock, 50 cents par value,
in exchange for shares of common stock ($1 part of
Universal Pictures Co., Inc."
The ratio of exchange is to be filed by
r.meudment.
According to the prospectus, Decca Records now owns
<^00,075 shares of the outstanding Universal stock.
"The purpose of
covering
1953
$0.10
1953, at the rate of one share of Duval's stock for each
31,
authorizes
40,000 shs.
corporation filed a registration statement with
This
P2,
—.u
$0.02
$0.10
share,,
has received
company
announced
maple,
walnut,
Gross
declared
that
the
low
price of the new 21-inch table
Emerson Model 1000, is in line with the traditional
Emersotj
of offering the highest quality merchandise at the lowest prices
in the industry. The most recent applications of this
policy were intro¬
2196.
dividend
in
mahagony,
distributors in Chicago
policy
$0.02
0.09
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.—Stock Distribution—
This
in
finishes
Emersonite
model,
v
Exchange Offer—
price
vision set,
stock
also
82-channel
21-inch
9 Mos. End.
Decca Records, Inc.—Registers
$0.28
$0.37
v
2571.
p.
40,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
—
—,——_—__—,1
per
cabinet
and
Western
Mr.
$19,325
$360,617
'
C'ashl dividend
wood
and
Gross
lowest
shares-
976,023
earnings
Special credit
shares
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
inch
85,233
specHucredit
earnings and
Net
shares
effect.
CAPITALIZATION
-Ik—-———i
Mr.
19,325
275,384
with
mahagony
Western
$23,500,330 $26,126,825
r.
Earnings per share on
corporation
to
earnings
oak,
1952
in
Carolina
South
in
1953
-
Special credit
incorporated
'
sales
Net
models,
Corp.—Earnings Show LJain-
Fiscal Years Ended Sept. 30
PROCEEDS—Funds
C3le
D up lan
the public
agreed to use Its best efforts to sell such stock to
has
$5
t.t
Monday, January 4, 1954
...
1,
—V.
Trust
&
Co.,
New
bank is trustee,
me
has
York,
$12,060,0^fflT first mortgage 4lA%
for which
1983
178,
Co.—Bond$ Authenticated—
Bank
authenticated
bonds,
series
A due
paying agent and registrar.
2304.
p.
Elgin, Juliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Western RR.- —Earnings—
Delaware, Lackawanna &
Net
Net
ry.
678,612'
82,775,259
18,882,355
9,378,591
85,270,282
19,411,388
9,493,938
1,252,101
railway
from
income—
oper.
437,350
$7
$7,871,411
2,137,058
1,059.998
$6,937,548
railway^
from
1952
1953
November—
Gross
November—
Gross
1950
1951
1 ,397,704
$7,142,125
1,551,252
723,463
from
73,906,394
15,497,302
7,434,039
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
income
from
,527,595
to
The
approve
will be asked at a special
28
increase in the authorized stock to
par
$1.
S.
B. Petrie,
Secretary,
an
shares,
plans
stock
new
"below
would
5,000,000
said the
market
present
from
from
Net
ry.
present stockholders in proportion
to
oversubscription privilege)
at
(about $20 a share).—V. 178, p.
& Ironton
RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1953
1952
Net
ry.
1950
1951
"Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
16,339,007
.6,353,597
6,967,592
3,361,395
elgiloy
5,364,669.
2,340,618
.
2,641,268
serial
&
$7,422,123
notes
net
3,116,088
Co.
1,349,960
1,315,273
1,513,387f
,
;
70.904.036
22,860,564
59,582.742
16,574,350
10,411,770
10,584,735
8,665,681
p.
and
at
up
with
from
ol
Bend,
accrued
100,
new
issue
our
Dec.
interest.
Further
interest
direct
details
in
Jan.
perform
obligation
1957
at
101
item
in
Elgin's
diversified
manu¬
business
manufacturers'
has
extremely
before
Provision
43,592.436
38,268.172
33,179,744
39,852,354
17,915,976
16,621,513
15,973,040
17,543,983
interesting
of
metal
its
im¬
ball
service
for
"Earnings
is
confronted
fountain
for
nibs,
pen
shaped for bearings used in scientific and industrial control
because of its high shock resistance, corrosion; resistance,
properties.-
share to residents of California only.
per
taxes
1,835,608
1,022,837
1,036,246
$801,549
$799,362
paid
40,235
52,439
632,209
share
common
dividend
:
611,267
1,806.464
1,746,859
$0.42
outstanding
$0.43
________
requirements.-—V.
Farrington
before
178,
1568.
p.
Provision
for
taxes—_
000
shares of class
per
share.
Federal
Net
profit
"Earnings per
in
income
taxes
2,165,000
PROCEEDS—The
1,091,000
$1,280,244
periods on
178, p. 2475.
Co.,
880,403
property.
to
are
Emerson
Radio
Bonds
—;
to
.
&
capital
shares
currently
Sold
Privately
pay
.
for
additions
exclusive
in
and
tons,
will
and
improvements
Chicago
Corp.—Presents Air-
The
4,
complete
a
to
its
line
were
Dec.
displayed
29
of
Eastern
on
by this
residential
room,
distributors
at
29
series,
two
one-half-ton
of
expansion
which
contains
models
(Standard
the
"Install
(Standard
and
De
the
working capital.
months
10
and
the
has
to
ended
Oct.
31,
$353,062.—V.
shipped
about
totaled
1953
178,
2304.
p.
the
delivery
last
contract
against
approximately
fiscal
Fedders
for
represent
for
1954,
Salvatore
Giordano,
he said, exceed the total
orders,
are
Hand—
on
orders
for
during
50%
remainder
Some
received
units
These
21.
and
orders,
substaptial
a
will
start
Giordano
year.
brand
distributors'
production for Crosley
these
orders
is
now
and
Luxe).
It
stated
of
which
Jan.
that
is
for
being
contract
accounts.
facilities
,now
Full
1.
with
the
new
available,
production is running far ahead of a year ago and that the combined
capacity of the company's Buffalo, N. Y., and Maspeth, L. I., N. Y.,
is more -than triple that available last year.
preliminary
upon
quarter
period
primarily
is
figures,
ended "Nov.
quarter
corresponding
delivery
year's
three-month
Giordano
Mr.
1953,
last
of
one
its
and
10.
of
However,
production
sales
said,
for
the
above
13%
he
noted, the first
orders received for
against
normally
are
the
Earnings
periods.
sales
approximately
were
year.
for
the
the
company's
lowest, of any of the
quarter
are
not' yet
available.
Mr.
and
of
Giordano
business,
working
stated
will
that
be
because
of
to
necessary
requirements.
He
retain
present
indicated
that
thp common stock could be resumed late in the
distribute
and
featuring
Luxe)
outward
it
capital
Yourself"
De
The
part
after
plants
tie-ins
Through
one-third-ton
models
for
used
for
cor¬
showing
a
1954.
"Compact"
feature, offers
two
units
revealed
was
The units, which range from one-third ton to three
displayed to mid-Western and Western distributors in
Jan.
on
produced
Based
City.
be
Dec.
on
RCA-Victor.
Mr.
the
air-conditioning
Yourself"
air-conditioners
York
be
amounted
conditioner
future
It
introducing
commercial
New
"Install
the
for
income
already
air
said
these
Of
.
..
Phonograph
revolutionary advance in
when
rentals
room
President,
The
—
Conditioning Line—
A
and
and net
corporation
made,
used
_
.
will
...
Co.
be
completed.
was
facilities and
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Large Orders
The
deliveries
Electric
proceeds
sales
200,000
$1.02
sold privately to Berkshire Life Insurance
issue of $250,000 25-year first mtge. 4%% bonds.
an
Net
accounts
the
common
proceeds
Sold-—Chace,
Dec. 22 offered 15,stock (par $10) af $13.25
ties.
$900,624
$1.45
:
both
net
Stock
on
BUSINESS—Company
manufactures
imprinting
devices
(ChargaPlate Service), jewel cases, display packages and other metal
special¬
number
:
share
A
The offering
company's manufacturing
Oct. 4, '52
$39,426,085 $33,343,982
-3,445,244 > 1,991,624
L—
w
—
EARNINGS
OF
Oct. 10, '53
income
Manufacturing Co.
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.,
$11,246,651
STATEMENT
sales
poration
offered 50,000 shares of 6% cumulative convertible
pre¬
ferred stock at $10 per share and 150.000 shares of com¬
income
paid
preferred
1952
$5,447,401
„
possibilities,"
manufacturers
many
applications
new
40 Weeks Ended—-
Profit
in
dividends
shares
reputedly
non-magnetic
Net
178,
state
and
—.
dividends
"Alter
problems."
principal
COMPARATIVE
to
1953
$5,290,518
1,824,386
profit
Common
*
Subs.)—Earnings—
—_______
taxes—*—
Federal
Common
specifications.
(&
Sept. 30—
income
income
for
Preferred
program.
to
Profit
first
Offered—Eastland,
Douglass & Co., Inc., San Francisco, Calif., on Dec. 16
per
1,827,457
151,485,323
Finance Corp.
operating
Net
case.
offering will be used primarily for the
parishes in the Diocese of St. Cloud. In addition,
.
$1
signicifant
a
v
being the only material other than gold which can
successfully the corrosive action of modern writing inks.
The
alloy is also being used for flapper valves, dental equipment,
refrigerator springs and
aircraft
instruments.
It
has
been
made
the
and
stock at
2,097,506
164,122,449
2304.
Gross
nickel.
and
important
an
difficult
The
Discount Corp. of America—Stocks
mon
cobalt
withstand
follow:
1,
each
1,909,541
161,372,316
_
Family
company has
public offering by
$600,000
including
and
accrued
of the
14
of
4,204,730
1,450,842
income
oper.
178, p.
3 Months Ended
following removal of government restrictions
fabricate
Ellenville
of the proceeds will be used for various parish
also for general diocesan purposes.
See also V.
part
ry.
1950
$14,693,524
4,432,464
1—
railwayrailway-
from
Net
1951
4,221,622
168,202,670
.income—
oper
1952
$15,115,727 $15,430,340
3,376,755
from
Net
marketed
could
"Based
2303.
p.
8,362,047
2303.
Wis.,
to
use
become
outstanding.—V.
178,
West
redeemable
are
establishment of
however,
in
of
be
2,474,708
12,026,039
proceeds
provements
3,594,566
President, said the company plans extensive pro"elgiloy" alloy, for which many non-horological appli¬
developed prior to the Korean war, and that he expects
can
$G,556,317
3,411,735
74.739.034
23,843,343
below.—V.
100
at
sive
to
and
78,645,744
27,718,658
made
was
thereafter
The
3,497,790
wide
a
Fairfield, Iowa—Sale Approved—
Corp.
notes
The
»nd
3?392,576
instruments
1950
1951
$7,943,379
2,792,5201
1,254,906
income
Cr Ziegler
in.
into
RR.—Earnings—
1952
2303.
Philco
ry.
1953
$13,845,244
railway—._
railway—
From Jan.
Gross
2572.
p.
fabricating
One
$6,960,773
1—
railway
p.
Mention
20,442,759
from
45,109,642
18,573,570
explained, "because elgiloy can be used advantageously
variety of industrial and commercial products.
Our exten¬
research and production work with the alloy should
qualify us
17,101,715
Diocese of St. Cloud, Minn.—Notes Offered—
B,
Net
Shennan
16.193,830
2,791,950
income—_
oper.
Mr.
296,777
6,342,620
railway—
Dexter Co.,
See
50,441,212
15,045,055
through the company's abrasives division as raw
stock in either wire or strip form, but Mr. Shennan said
Elgin also
hopes to develop a market- for special-purpose alloy parts which the
20,757.932
railway
178,
will
102,753
1953
railway
from
It
279,581
From Jan. 1—
Gross
44.120,094
15,082,652
facturing and sales
615,557
__
its
metal
with
income-
oper.
were
"The
2571.
from
from
of
$1,439,231
railway-—
from
Gross
Shennan,
motion
cations
314,727
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Net
G.
268,168
railway-
p.
J.
$1,412,037
November—
Gross
51,128,306
178,
consumption of
on
622,200
$1,519,525,
$1,717,503
_
income.
oper.
178,
660,392
income...
specialized commercial
company
From Jan. 1—
Gross
303,602
unique cobalt-base alloy developed by this company for rust-proof
break-proof
mainsprings is being placed on the market for
and
577,608
railway-_
railway
oper.
price
240.
a
an
November—
Net
586,031
RR.—Earnings—
November— I
Net
railway
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
the
offered
be
(with
Detroit, Toledo
Gtoss
ry.
A
meeting
purposes."
holdings
the
1,903,760
"589,267
from
from
Net
issue
to
corporate
their
to
Erie
$4,458,988
1,739,025
Elgin National Watch Co.—Enters Metal Field—
and sell the shares "as expeditiously as pos*
€ible."
It is planned to raise $10,000,000 of new capital. The company
will
use
the proceeds
for working
capital,' retirement of debt' and
general
1950
$4,587,910
1,893,118
From Jan. 1—
Net
Corp.—Plans to Sell Common Stock—
3,000,000
company
1951
$4,727,258
"1,074,226
income—,.
oper.
1952
$4,327,455
—V.
stockholders of record Dec.
18
ry.
1953
railway--
railway
2303.
p.
Delhi Oil
The
Jan.
Net
Gross
railway
oper.
178,
from
756,665
,283,284
,020,266
From Jan. 1
Gross
from
Net
a
with
quarter of
Bozo
Capital
million
a
the Clown
and
current
earnings
cash
meet
on
1954 fiscal year.
Records,
Fedders-Quigan plans
to
containing children's records
albums
hit
tunes.—V.
178,
2475.
p.
^
ap¬
of all four models is identical. Both De Luxe models are
pro¬
with thermostats to control the
cooling cycle and are especially
volume
to
dividends
pearance
Drackett
Years
"Net
Co.
(&
before
Prov.
for
inc.
Fed.
income
1953
1952
1951
1950
$27,870,967 $27,725,639 $24,817,599 $21,392,465
1,181,561
1,452,819
1,528,962
965,449
&
taxes
State
600,505
Darnings
736,920
p.
six
379,548
$792,042
$585,901
390,384
390,384
390,384
705,960
705.960
705,960
$0.67
$0.86
$0.97
$0.68
2530
(E. I.)
and
V.
172,
p.
fr
c
registered
which
Is
controlled
by
Securities
company,
has applied to the SEC for an
:emption order permitting du Pont's
acquisition from Imperial Chemi¬
Industries Ltd. of 28,735 shares
of the common stock of Canadian
a
istfles
series
Eight
of
units,
standard
A
are
Just prior to
the sale,
ICI proposes to transfer
w*y organized wholly-owned
Canada, Ltd. The purchase
v833,315 (Canadian dollars),
or
air-conditioners,
the" luxury
of
also
were
De
offer
models
16
three-quarter-ton units and
eight DeLuxe models are in
and
three
each
a
line
Three
are
two-ton
model
have
functional
lour
square
the CLL
subsidiary, Imperial Chemical
price to be paid by du Pont
$29 per share.—V. 178, p. 1567.
31
and
space-saving
within
the
Standard
models
of
and
Firestone Tire &
air-conditioners
two
three-ton models
and
compact
design
also
was
were
and
presented.
each
These,
lowest-priced
21-inch
occupies
only
Profit
television
receiver
in
history,
which will retail for $179.95, was also introduced on
S. W. Gross. Vice-President in charge of sales,
to the
distributors of the company at a
showing in New York City.
receiver
making
sets
to
was
one
available,
match
all
u___:
before
of
the
for
a
table
Dec.
29
foreign
income
six
21-inch
Decoright
Common
table p
taxes
1952
&
10,792^030
exc.
47,400.000
dividends
"After
of
43,081,717
400,112
—
\
454,509
14,747,850
3,912^993
$11.77
$10.89
shaffc
dividend
certain foreign
13.678,463
3,938.062
outstanding
preferred
4o|90oio00
46,748.971
profitsa taxes
dividends
shares
$
1,029.402.035 965,364,427
94,148,971
94,773,747
income;
"Earnings per comoran
come
^
profit
Common
Decoright models presented by Mr.
first time in history, low-cost tele¬
The
Net
Preferred
Eastern-
six
the
furniture.
for
income
Receiver in History—
model
This
1953
sales
p. 230<
(& Subs.)—Earnings
$
Net
(•Unremitted
21-Inch TV
by
vision
working capital.—V. 178,
Rubber Co.
introduced.
Provision
Gross-,
to be added to
unit
reach
feet.
Lowest-Priced
The
publicly offered 100,000 shares of capital stock
at $17.75 per share.
(par $2.50)
Years Ended Oct. 31—
commercial
One
a
Dec.
(Calif.)—Stock Offered—A group of
headed by William R. Staats & Co., on
The net proceeds are
compact,
air-conditoning
announced.
Luxe.
of
central
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
underwriters,
air-conditioners
eight
,
residential
three
Corp.,
cal
j
installations.
Inc.—Acquisition—
Christiana
investment
.J'uustries Ltd.
units.
too,
663.
du Pont de Nemours & Co.,
company,
bedroom
"Custom"
one-half-ton
budget,
every
about
This
two
one-ton
Six
705,960
share
com.
for
Emerson
bringing
$712,667
390,384
outstanding
per
176,
740,152
$581,056
profit
Dividends paid
Com. shares
The
including
the line.
taxes__
Net
—V.
recommended
Ended Sept. 30—
sales——
Profit
vided
Subs.)—Earnings—.
requirements.
subsidiaries.—V.
(Amount
178, p.
of
1272.
unremitted
in¬
Volume 179
Number 5287
•?
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
t
(5)
5
\
Forest Lawn Co. (Nev.), Glendale, Calif.—Debentures
Offered—The company is offering an issue of $300,000
3%' debentures, series J, due June 1, 1973 at 100% and
accrued
interest,
through
Forest
Lawn
"
.
The debentures
dated June
are
tions
of
$50,
$100, $300, $400
time
at
par
and
accrued
Forest
and
Lawn
and
all
Memorial-Park
$500.
Forest
Lawn
They
the
of
""Based
redeemable
are
at
any.
v
Memorial-Park
unsold
partly
lands
which
used
are
said
property,
of
the
and
statuary
suitable
directing
for
in
use
to
property
City
connection
of
This
in
acres
with
5%
terms,
as
by
of
mausoleum
articles
and
buildings
cemetery
of
property,
merchandise
the
mortgage
25-year
5%
Aug.
1,
1964
30-year convertible 3%
June
1,
30-year
37c
the
short
United
;
v
funeral,
Z1966
to
due
-
stock
178,
annually
financing
the
of
$1,750,000
$1,128,100
and
will
discharge
or
to
owing
by
the
the
for
in
whole
months
property
in
or
Capital
company.
14
a
for
used
be
supplied
part of'
be
become
part
31,
1954.
300,000
June
A.
nell
;
District
Alfred E.
Judge
approved a petition
by
his
Modarelli
asking that
-•
* »
-
-
at
Newark, N. J.,
receiver be appointed to
a
•
•
•
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
D.
178,
300,000
its buildings for
renting
Judge Modarelli noted
trading its common stock
from
next
the
this
five
company
the
on
years.
had
American
"sus¬
been
Stock
Ex¬
1954,
:
M90.000
-
•Year Ended Nov.. 30—
2,500,000 Shs.
Profit
before
Net
insure
$1,850,728
taxes.
income
taxes
1
1952
$813,598
$645,709
„
434,256
2,400,000
2,400,000
2,400,000
337,633
$0.77
$2.51
$2.18
—V.
$379,342
declared
shares
Earnings
2,400,000
$0.80
profit
Common
$6,020,230,> $5,237,385'
sh.
174,
...
——
...
,
65,043
216,811
$1.42
share
188.
p.
130,087
216,811
$1.75
__•.
outstanding...
common
per
$308,076
-
-
before
Prov.
for Fed.
Net
inc.
taxes
per
•After
178,
$
$
2,092,470
1,820,000
873,000
6,005,000.
5,716,846
1,459,606
1,459,614
1,459,606
$0.76
$3.69
outstdg.
share
com.
preferred
dividends
requirements.
tBefore
Net
taxes
.income
on
for' Federal
taxes
$50).
The
3,038,777
3,803,807
1,656,134
—V.
revolutionary
splash shield which
new
—
$1,382,643
will
toward
insure
the
maximum
highway
offers
stock...
common
on
be
about
will
from
ry.
Gas Service Co., Kansas City,
Cities
Service
Co.
above.—V.
fixed
Jan.
time:
Boat
Gross
$1,318,453
be
have
Mo.—Proposed Sale—
178,
14,
p.
is,
port
any
of
Only
in
ry.
—V.
337,200
$4.37
than
fact,
the
See
world's
of
ways
First
first atomic-powered
corporation's Electric
the
at
cipal
Groton,
shipyard
are
said
have
her
concentrating
now
launching.
required before
be
will
eventually
take
she
fleet
our
Navy.—V.
will
been
would
income
155,089
273,672
230,300
1,040,108
Earns,
51,093,000
7,635,738
968,819
4,186,737
income
Net
52,243,000
12,874,546
52,031,000
9,246,393
2,579,345
I
be
Net
in
she is
in
"Nautilus"
dockside
and
out
tests
of
ready.
She
will
thereafter
then
be
sales
Net
profit
•Earns,
per
•After
ry.
S
Net
165,912,548
5,714,574
12,201,372
5,816,762
$1.04
$0.99
$2.03
$1.91
requirements.—V.
354,475,594 324,243,438
178,
The
below.—V. 176,
cipal
preferred
Magnetic
wide-screen
announced
on
.
$1.24
dividend
movies—are
on
Dec.
22.
now
(& Subs.)—Earns.
from
tracks.
This
which sound
The
$0.80
contrasts
adds:
time
the
with
•in
price from
■come
to
volume
from
the
Initial
of
$4,300
smaller
orders
for
to $11,000.
preponderance
of
'The
"Stereophonic,
at
track
for
The
before
$9,000,000
Life
prin¬
Insurance
Co.,
18 other institutional
STATEMENT
OF
in¬
of
a
picture
and
conventional
four
com.
per
$
$
See
orders
been
the
Most
of
houses,
from
the
the
company
commercial
sound
more
has
systems,
recent
company
first
Corp.
from
have
Net
from
Net
ry.
first-run
theatres
in
equipment
will be
used
the
Gross
from
10,687,261/
14,102,231
10,600,367
$0.99
$1.31
$1.26
178,
1371.
p.
178,
p.
1951
1950
2,082,483
2,513,249
2,694,754
3,144.432
803,140
898,370
1,052,821
1,868,409
85,919,316
84,829,398
80,295,446
71,270,858
25,886,807
,
21,957,720
8,442,464
20,980,482
8,292,094
•
2306.
(&
Period End. Sept. 30-
the
sound
heads
profit
•Earnings
are
used
on
the
Simplex
XL
projector
178, p. 2197.
made
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Net
•Based
by
V.
178, p.
after
taxes
per
'share
in
all
1877.
periods
•
$
23,598,120
178,
666.
p.
1952
$4,46/,349
176,015
taxes
t25,080
:
Crl9,929
4,142
t$20,938
625,000
625,000
Nil
to
$15,000
credit
$0.03
representing
fProfit.—V.
474,
reduction
in
2189.
p.
Dec.
on
filed
21
shares
share,
per
to
for
pay
a
letter
class. A
of
without
drilling
notification
of
stock
common
underwriter.
and
expenses
The
with
the
$1)
(par
net
to
proceeds
leases.
has
been
of
Government Contract—
made
by the U. S. Navy of the first flights
helicopter at the company's Palo Alto,
HOE
these
its
of
than
500 pounds,
the HOE can
India, has purchased its first helicopter
in that state ready to begin a variety
Bombay,
which
12-B
more
weight.
own
is
now
175,
48.
p.
income
1953
1952
$9,851,460
$8,841,979
550,990
615,036
taxes;.
Federal
and
state
income
taxes
273,000
304,400
$277,990
$310,636
394,200
395,600
$0.70
also
!f
capital
$0.79
$1.31.
shares
.
-
shares
share
per
Hoe & Co., Inc.—Special
Appellate
Dec.
on
notice
Appellate
previous
of13 the
such
of
decision
of
the
had
signed
for
19,
Jan.
meeting not later than Dec.
unanimous
by
Supreme
have
to
Dec.
on
Court of the State of New
of this corporation to call
stockholders
a
28
Court
31,
1954,
and
1953.
vote had already upheld a
which supported the position
that
special meeting.
committee
sets forth in full
the
the
class
A
stock¬
purposes
of the
meeting
these
A
protective
right
a
order
Meeting^ Ordered—
Supreme
management
class
Division
stockholders'
special
the
its
of
the
of
ordered
meeting
mail
to
The
Division
28
which are the same as those stated in requests for
the meeting filed in
writing with the company on Oct. 16, 1953 by
owners
of more than a majority of the 'outstanding class A stock.
to
the
and
certain
General
interests
best
is
purposes
against
Board
of
to
have
the
stockholders
hear
of the directors Including
Counsel, accusing them of
the
corporation."—V.
178,
the
and act upon
Chairman of
inimical
"conduct
p.
2476.
$
30,821,000 116,828,000
$^.74
on-
from
tincludes
1953
;
empty weight of little
special
the
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
41,067.000
$5.62
arising
178, p. 853.
charges
Corp.
years
prior years.—V.
taxes
effect
number
for
Number
The
9,898,380
Oil
for
prior
credit—estimated,
Co.—Earnings—
$2
Among
25,926,961
10,265,539
Gulf
income
on
of
profit
holders
or
International Projector Corp., a subsidiary.—V,
Net
$7,989,612
ry.
.
profits
excess
129,000
used
before
(R.)
$7,943,999
Net
p.
income
on
Years Ended Sept. 30—
sales
a
1952
from
178,
$4.97
taxes
flight assignment.—V.
I.—Acquisition-
Net
—V.
293,060
$2.37
Hershfield, Jr., Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files—
than
2573.
$8,240,571
income.
..
527,508
293,060
contingencies.
at
an
Earnings
attained
point where it originates on the screen. A fourth sound
'special effects' is wired to speakers located in various parts
for
Hiller
—a
10,600,367
1953
railway-
$1,647,722
615,426
293,060
13,636,101
10,600,367
$7,656,510
railway
oper. income..
$1,456,679
643,606
$3.60
unused
Government
Profit
From Jan. 1—
by
(-are.a^during a special holiday
Cinemascope picture which opened on
$867,869
share
per
more
21.240,653
below.—V.
1,094,102
,
293,060
Navy-designated
plant.
The
24,154,448
$1.04
railway
oper.
t3,110,000
(Charles E.) Hires Co.—Earnings—
10,600,367
railway-
275,000
Cr530,000
share.
giving
be
With
lift
16,563,685
November—
Gross
compared
orders
said,
1
ranging
York metropolitan
Robe,*
ram
$
P
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
only
received a
use
1,200,000
1950
$47,537,854 $38,952,839
4,566,679
2,741,824
is H-32)
York
for
taxes
corporation
The
company
the
Similar
in
Hajoca
1951
612.869
The aircraft,
often referred to as the "Hiller-Hornet," is a com¬
pletely redesigned version of the original Hiller-Hornet helicopter first
flown in 1950.
Company designation for the military model is HJ-1.
The HOE,
H-32 is a two-place rotary wing aircraft with 23-foot
rotor blades driven by small ram jet engines located at the blade
tips.
Power plants have no
moving parts whatsoever, and engines may be
changed in a matter of minutes with no other tool than a screwdriver.
—V.
track
1952
Net
Grinnell Corp., Providence, R.
1778.
for
34,876,754
requirements.—V.
.
p.
new
tip-mounted jet helicopters are sched¬
delivery to the Navy, Marines, and the Army (designation for
in the spring of 1954. It is the Army's first operational
jet helicopter.
uled
38,256,679
dividend
1954.—.
*$156,086
small
27,250,946
share
1,
1953—12 Mos.—1952
11,193,841
""After preferred
magnetic
"optical"
this
by
A
19,187,127
outstand.
Feb.
178,
capital shares
to
30,380,968
profit
stock
common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$43,076,964
income
covering
the
187,715,355 168,519,020 248,202,166 225,630.557
taxes
below.—V.
Co.
1953
Federal
of
offered
of
EARNINGS
1953—9 Mos.—1952
taxes
inc.
inc.
shares
■"Earns,
of the theatre."
-
purchase
York
by
of
about
or
2,426,561
for income
Provision
Net
$1.34
directional, sound—a 'must' for wide-screen pic¬
by relaying sound, as the film passes over magnetic
.sprockets in the sound head, through a system of amplifiers to three
speakers strategically placed
behind
the
screen,
thereby localizing
sound
will
New
acquired
portion of the proceeds from the sale of notes will
toward
the
purchase of outstanding minority interests in
Greyhound Lines
and
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
Lines,
Inc.
for
Prov.
Christmas Day.
tures—is
used
Com.
stereophonic
days of stereophonic sound.
showing
$3.46
"Orginally pioneered
neighborhood
•83 theatres in the New
be
Co.
the
and
$
by photo-electric cell.
Cinemascope pictures, the new head has
since mid-September, during which time
substantial
will
Steel
&
Hiller Helicopters—Has
substantial
Profit
of stereophonic sound system for
quantity production, this corporation
first
is picked up
announcement
notes
They accommodate standard 35-millimeter film
which is combined for the
sound
the
balance
Operating revenues ___!
1953—9 Mos.—1952
heart
in
of
The
Commission.
Insurance
Period End. Sept. 30—
requirements.
heads—the
sound
$25,000,000 on its 20-year 4%% promissory
S. Caesar, President, announced at the close
The loan is subject to the approval of
month.
Life
Holders
757,348
Announcement
COMPARATIVE
1953—3 Mos—1952
share
com.
per
be
55,362,832
503.
$21,391,405 $16,416,947 $62,493,972 $35,633,521
Net profit after taxes..
814,763
529,321
2,283,830
890,433
Com. shares
outstand'g
649,087
646,087
649,087
646,087
•After
SEC
23,409,030
Commerce
the
$1,226,561
(H. A.)
The
'
Net
•Earns,
60,333,206
22,359,231
amount
Pacific
General Precision Equipment Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
65,838,480
25,634,088
Metropolitan
be
will
203,351,461
70,276,547
vestors.
853,
p.
be
p.
248,787,125 239,988,105 230,068,675
27,238,464
$6,500,000.
General Fuse Co.—Acquired—
Corp.
$23,702,896
9,585,205
4,851,908
income
O.
and
.
or
be
$4,314,921
Earnings
1950
1951
railway—____
Interstate
the
5,569,263
Sightmaster
Number
Army
A
See
51.
178, p. 2305.
last
by
loss
Calif.,
of
com¬
shares
through'this
Corp.—Acquisition—*
Iron
outstdg
before
Greyhound Corp.—To Sell Notes Privately—The cor¬
poration has arranged to borrow from 20 institutional
11,032,097
5,569,263
dividend
p.
are
railway
raised
sales
Net
of
$
5,816,762
preferred
178,
$22,580,570 $22,2*29,930 $20,877,213
7,187,908
7,054,858
5,858,342
2,283,673
2,943,901
2,520,968
income
oper.
notes,
$
I
from
from
Net
1953—6 Mos.—1952
6,247,607
share
date.—V.
1952
1953
statement
$51,029,098
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
registration
taxes
inc.
com.
provision
railway
oper.
Net
of
taxes.
com.
the redemption
commissioned
working part
a
181,306,580
per
ry.
Gross
all
outstand'g
after
shares
agent,
to
stock
common
outstanding
each, seven
Years Ended Sept. 30—
investors
become
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Payment will be made at the office of
in New York, at 100^ land accrued
fund.
1953
From Jan. 1—
getting the ship
the water, much
is ready to put
on
General Foods Corp.—Earnings—
Net
1,
Northern
from
be
Steel
$150,000 Federal taxes
have
fiscal
Co.,
Aug.
the
receiveu
be
to
paid
carry-back
fund gold bonds, series A, in the prin¬
been called for redemption op Feb. 1,
sinking
sinking
&
from
from
Net
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
Com.
Read
to
capital
Sept. 30—
shares
Loss
7%
of
the
for
7,782,435
Power Co., Ltd.—Partial
Electric
of
share
the outstanding common stock at that
subscription rights (to be evidenced by
the
Harvard Brewing
$258,000
of
that
profit
Dividends
2305.
Consolidated
shares
holders
market value..
"Refundable
11,417,271
for. the
Gross
cost
be
of
of
Inc.
Com.
56,405,000
the
additional
taxes
1950
mortgage
The
date
years
1,611,267
November—
released.
construction
—V.
shortly
SEC—
date, which is expected to be on
offering price of the new shares will
price
for Fed.
$5,234,000
Great
1159.
p.
on
record
—l
•After
weeks.
and
178,
Once
the
Fitting
run.
With
additional
to
one
market
before
1951
amount
Dillon,
Conn,,
$30,000,000.
maiden
equipment
of
"Nautilus"
Navy
mid-winter
will
her
on
of
the
for her
work
part
at
atomic reactor being built by Westinghouse
more
But
the
announced,
was
2476.
p.
sales
731,886
p.
the
1954.
new
Years End.
Net
$4,393,000
railway
these
Harshaw Chemical Co.
1952
kind.
ready
sea
construction
the
Co.—Registers
Taylor-Wharton
997,821
Redemption—
Sub
being the first atomic submarine in
first nuclear-powered means of trans¬
very
sold,: it
to the company's
general; funds.
subscription privilege will expire on
178,
""Prior
RR.—Earnings—
1953
oper.
178,
interest
time
the
Workers
as
the
under
more
neighborhood
the
been
has
partial cost figures on
her keel was laid,
the
minus
her
the
Mr,
added
1777.
1952.
"Nautilus,"
history,
to
Nautilus,"
down
and
handle,"
we
1568.
1954,
expected
a
the
The
V.
$1,473,694
343,350
$3.84
!
railway—
from
1954,
"Nautilus"
June
The
the
"USS
plunge
all
were
effective
the
is
It
$5,023,000
from
Net
Division.
The
Since
At
the
will
Hajoca
expansion
financing, a portion
will
be used to reimburse <the
company's treasury for its investment
in C. B. Cottrell & Sons
Co., recently acquired, and the balance will
From Jan. 1—
178, p. 2092.
Dynamics Corp.—First Atomic-Powered
21
products
the
year.
strengthen
future
Secondary Offering—The Ohio
—
basis .of
on
19,
the
on
than
less
Provision
On
submarine,
per
will
any
'
p.
19,
them
Jan.
762,681
Great
General
of
many
for subscription
the
on
by
about
$4,445,000
railway
oper.
Net
See
Jan.
stock
railway......
from
Net
safety
fender.—V.
a
171,
be offered
mon
Profit
November—
Gross
and to promote good
the Flexi-Fend splash shields follow
trucking industry,
the contours of the wheel like
for
share
per
for
addi¬
an
option, if not
period of 9 years
This
maximum
Corporation
funds
purchase
to
1954.
in
on Dec. 30 filed with the SEC a registration statement
50,577 additional shares of common stock
(par $1).
When
registration statement becomes effective,
which is expected to
70,651
178, p. 1986.
Net
subsidiary.
Designed to
Grinnell
-
Harris-Seybold
$1,544,345
64,190
-
preferred-stock
on
Grand Trunk Western
complete
splash protection and reduces the upkeep costs of conventional mud
flaps, has been announced by United Metal Craft Co., Ypsilanti, Mich.,
a
Grin-
Hajoca
The company
Prov.
a
of
2,259,462
income
on
Common shares outstanding
Earned per common share..—:
taxes.—
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—New Product—
Flexi-Fend,
stock¬
the
shares
2573.
shares
Dec. 29.—V.
658,353
..
I
...
requirements
Amount earned
$2.66
excise
$35,728,229
942,925
...
profit
Dividend
2476.
p.
of
a secondary offering'
J
°
$2.40 cumulative preferred stock (par
-
Harrisburg
4,220,634
1,459,614
$1.30
Provision
4,077,000
1,219,470
1952
$33,300,076
before
Net
154,387,810 121,992,410
11,721,846
8,297,634
35,488,128
1953
sales
Depreciation
2,001,396
shares
•Earns,
6 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Net
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
3,821,396
profit
Common
V.
taxes
inc.
by
from
offer
20,000
option
an
per' share
provide
p.
of 3,000 shares of
will
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Profit
com¬
shares
amendment
an
purchase
Grinnell
Brothers Co.
—
Of
48,988,168
to
supply
178,
the
40,000
share.
$42.50
subscription warrants)
..
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Earnings—
tSales
of
the
of
accept
to
to
annually for a
price increase of $2.50
a
release
Company, Columbus, O., has made
2091.
(&
at
I.,
renewed
shares
said.—V.
Halle
will
"
Hajoca
per
position,
source
a
Brecht
the
1953
income
for
Dividends
1953—9 Mos.—1952 V*
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Fruehauf Trailer Co.
the
capital
to
amendment
an
which
.
R.
granted
be
with
of
approved
...
(H. W.) Gossard Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
2,075,000
:
1957
$1,910,056
also
shares
may
•
.
for
way
at-$40
has
20,000
20
covering
5,000,000 shs. /
Period End. Sept. 30—
pricing.;
111.
capital stodk from preemptive rights* of present
Providence,
stock
Corp.'s
300,000
outstdg.
com.
fair
and
jviacoinb,
and
President, said approval
the
of
exercised,
.
companyf5*
off its
pay
decision
Provision
profit after taxes__
Dundee
incorporation
,
Brecht,
Hajoca
tional
after
,
1,
$1)_„
Period End. Sept. 30—
products
new
at
Dec.
on
of
unissued
clears
Corp.
common
any
expenditures
ending Dep.
W.
holders
change in March.) He said, most of the other allegations made by the
petitioners were corroborated in eight days of testimony in the case.
—V. 178, p. 2305;,
i
i
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
Net
good
plants
stockholders.
underwriting
to
are
will
certificate
owned
:
has
stockholders
authorized but
par
$20
petition^was filed was July by four'creditors could
in bankrupt and said it of the
denied it
pended
2091.
p.
and
company,
stock,
company
creditors
Outstanding
:
1954 and
(par
price
underwriters,
the
$48,400,000
,
offering
the
reorganize the company.-.
The
i.
due
inclusive
1972,
Notes payable due
Common
—V.
at
public
preferred
of
improvements
States
Dec.. 22
on
necessary,,
FINANCING
300,000
debentures
styles;
good
the
"Sale
In
.
J,
The
statement* with
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Receivership Petition Approved.
:
due
—_
series
excellent
an
Hajoca, Corp.—Sale of Stock Approved—
The
registration
a
cumulative
of
names
bank- loans
177, p. 412.
The
PRESENT
TO
______
debentures,
be
company
pany's
uses.
1976
1,
with
it
introduce 100 new designs on
Vice-President, said that the company is con¬
one
for all manufacturers ready to
corporation will
F/'EsteS;
will
1954
The
Registers With
—
proceeds, of
Net
funds
or
term
—V.
debentures, due
;
asathe
estimated
are
sale
incidental
improvements
and
EFFECT
bonds
1947* series.
treasury
filed
28
shares
150,000
well
additions
.
Dec.
..
June
3%
1966
that this
4, Joseph
meet
/
respect
construction, of
Authorized
1st
1
957.
p.
Exchange Commission—
on
amendment.
the
therewith.
955.8
company
value,
,
being used for
has been carry¬
are
and
SEC-covering
Glendale
of
Company
in the future
on
cemeteries,
GIVING
176,
General Telephone Co. of California
Securities
'
CAPITALIZATION
capital stock.—V.
development and sale of cemetery;
sale
other
and
convenient
or
carry
the
and
and
establishments
incidental
to
in
acres
business which the
intends
consists of
construction
memorials,
to
The
it
locations
the
consisting
-
to both
cemetery
in
in Los Angeles County, Calif.,
and
buildings adjacent to said
company
also owns a tract of land
the City of Los Angeles, of which 486
cemetery purposes.
ing on and which
shares of
987,594
on
...
Angeles,
The
of
vinced
——$13,203,036 $11,914,166 $39,300,449 $37,045,413
taxes—
992,131
898,061
3,150,142
2,639,978!
""Earnings per share——'.
'$1.01
$0.91
$3.19
$2.67
'I
.
located
partly in the City of Los
also owns certain other
and
Jan.
profit after
1953 and are issuable in denomina¬
1,
interest.
owns
Announcing
sales
Net
Memorial-Park
proceeds will be used for making capital improvements.1
!
The
company
was
incorporated in Nevada on June. 16,. ,1930 'and
Is qualified by law
to do business in the States of California and
The-company
Haeger Potteries Inc., Dundee, 111.—To Increase Output
:,,
I
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
-v
Net
entire
Nevada;
Sept; 30—
,
Association.
The
General Refractories Co.—Earnings—
Period End.
..
•
97,802.000
$4.95'.'
now
$4.15
outstanding.—
Home
Adrian
and
—V.
Improvement Financing
Ralph Kristeller,
Geofge
178,
p.
W: Tidd,
2573.
member
retired
of the
Corp.—New Directors
New Y«rk Stock Exchange
engineer,• have
been
elected, directory
>
6
(6)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
!
(Geo. A.)
•
anticipates that it will be
Hormel & Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended—
Oct. 31. '53
Net
gales
Oct. 28. '51
$
$
for
Prov.
income
Fed.
and
taxes.____.
State
inc.
7,359,579
6,632,803
3,490,999
3,612,945
Jewel Tea Co.,
Net
profit
♦After
3,019,916
per
2,141,804
551,500
511,500
$4.02
$4 54
outstanding
common
Per. End
511.500
$5.73
—
shares
•Earnings
share—1—
preferred dividend requirements/.—V.
Hotel Paris, N. Y. City—In New
The
2,411,051
,
Dec. 5—
1953^4 Wks.—1952
$20.44#)81
Sales——*—
—V.
Hotel
Paris,
of
one
New
York's
Ownership—
latest
and
178,
rentals
Hotel
and
great
facilities
depression-proof
a
$1,475,000
Other
for
the
new1 owners
investment.
The
tor
sky¬
owned
in
New
York
consider
is
property
City
the
the
by
and
Bankers
Co.
West
End
houses
apartment
Avenue.
Other
prpperties
buildings.
office
and
Include
of
Household Finance
Bankers
Trust
$15,000,000
debentures
Co.,
number
(Canadian)
due
Dec.
1,
principal
1969.—V,
4%%
of
amount
178,
ering
sinking
70.000
of
Howe
Sound
Co.
Period End. Sept.
-Gross
(&
30—
Profit
before
Prov.
for
inc.
Fed. &
income
taxes
$5,721,441
weil
fund
taxes
tion
1,157,603
1,625,792
267,358
581,449
836,515
profit
Earnings
—V.
of
of
2,250,889
$232,608
$576,154
$789,277
1,638,033
$0.14
$0.35
$0.48
the
American
Bank
854.
p.
1953—Month—1952
$
$
cumulative
stock,
pid.
to
headed by
public offering
rate
be
&
prices
$100
for
and
the
on
stock,
offered
Llyth
Co.,
is
will
be
applied
tentatively planned
toward
shares
ry.
Other
18,075,469
201,913,191
204,288,023
3,448,264
5,247,955
44,496,03?
and
par,
public
Int.,
307,180
6,166,717
4,435,522
of
publicly
stock
common
construction
(no
the
stock
2,403,606
Balance
3,718,651
31,019,746
Operating
Other
157,713
2,004,060
172,185
1,781,743
cov¬
20,046
708,891
723,629
7,929,470
86,547
197,618
952,017
576,938
income—
1,752,533
2,935,071
23,970,134
$2.09
$16.90
$13.77
2573.
income
Dividend
Co.
(&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Net
sales
Profit
&
before
Prov.
for
Excess
Net
revs.
inc.
taxes
tax.
2,141,000
inc.
profit
178,
$
$100)
Cr2,208,500
6,497,000 Cr4>956,000
and
24,049,317
16,139,754
4,899,315
4,899,605
4,899,315
$0.97
$4.91
$3.29
$1.71
per
—V.
p.
178,
share
treasury
3 Months Ended
Net
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
It
has
Profit
before
Provision
Net
1,494,025
1,521,784
448,000
cumul.
Common
—V.
in
the
and
pfd.
stock
178,
(on
$7,483,861
1,726.265
Income
2,316,199
2,204,885
taxes
1,078,750
from
$2.45
$2.10
Common
shares
•Earnings
per common share
•After
outstanding-—
preferred
$0.41
dividend, requirements.—V.
International Nickel
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
—
Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
ry.
1953
railway
1952
1951
Lone
Profit
Gross
1,159,094
1,757,694
1,767,109
1,540.997
579,727
658,666
592,575
733,093
44,185,748
43,350,606
from
Net
ry.
—V.
40,476,431
35,953,571
16,878,603
18,335,642
17,177,188
before
7,496,347
7,358,293
6,754.534
7,526,899
oper.
178,
2198.
p.
the
1953
sales
Profit
Provision
income
1952
for
$8,110,052
1,337,570
441,398
238,214
$896,172
$238,214
taxes
Federal inc. &
exc.
profits taxes—
profit
Com.
•Earns,
(&
71,199,789 254,950,475 228,915,593
75,772,907
inc.
33,715,737
21,867,253
21,867,253
14,584,025
by
14,584,025
$0.79
$2.72
14,584,025
$3.03
to
$0.80
requirements.—V.
.
p.
1986.
reflect
$312,106
1953—9
Mos.—1952;
$1,344,762
134,000
692,000
463,000
,
15,000
45,000
45,000
$607,762
$415,482
-226,720
221,740
226,720
221,740
$0.91
»$0.72
$2.68
•$1.83
stock
dividend
paid
in
854.
December,
1952.
Mutual, Inc., Minneapolis,
Minn.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
178,
p.
the
is
of
(CST)
a.m.
St.,
on
Jan.
Chicago, III.
cumulative
preferred
19
for
at
the
stock
will
The
be
received
First
purchase
(par
3 Months Ended
«ale,^~u"7
before
income
a
of
$100).—V.
by
National
from
registration
its
$1
the
Federal
Net
for
The
Earnings
p.
38
has
178,
p.
2476.
shares
April
6,
with
1953,
also
ment.
of
will
be
A
section
to
The
set
(Md.)—
shares
of
a
1952
items
plant
manufactured
is
by
not
933,441
485,389
*$155,924
in
Speaker—a
reproduction of music
received
under
authorization to increase its bank
$7,500,000.
Pursuant to SEC order of
borrowed $3,000,000 under a
credit
it
ry.
agree¬
could
borrow
up
to
$7,500,000.
It
250,000
1,150,000
925,000
$2.33
$2.42
Securities
stock
sold
(par
common
stock
(no
507cr
additional
working
on
Aug.
25,
of
electronic
equipment.
devoted
the
to
retail
and
The
such
com¬
equip¬
wholesale
sales
and by othe relectronic
sufficient time to be able
company
a
loudspeaker
and
horn
of
design
high
for
intelligence.
$101
25,000 shs.
100 shs.
18
filed
a
funds
presently
above
and
is
in
half
at
in
upper
letter
of
notification
with
of
Power
counties
Northern's
Bayfield,
1QS1
income—
railway
215,224,173 205,869,509
railway—
60,257,587
47,117,201
iQSfl
$18,750,632
6,463,969
3,355,135
after
per
taxes_
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
$1.09
dividend
$
$
57,075,716 208,254,131
1,707.447
6,036,880
*1,488,111
178,
46,652,327
24,106,108
Sons, Inc.—Earnings—
share
com.
preferred
shares.—V.
184,680,919
45,990,686
20,414,407
1953—3 Mos.—1952
60,885,072
profit
205,871,513
24,146,695
$1.26
requirements
180,157,639
4,861,757
$4.48
and
based
$3.58
on
1,302,689
2199.
p.
Lowry Finance Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Stock Offered
The
company in Dec., 1953 offered publicly 16,630 shares
stock at par ($5 per share).
(■
holders of the class
"A"
common
stock shall be
The
cumulative
in
.
northern
on
payment
the
dends
Michigan.
energy
178,
Superior
requirements
p.
1878.
and
is
in
now
through
an
two
the
the
upon
class
"A"
with
The
net
cents
of
any
one
"A"
common
class
of
proceeds
share
per
March,
fiscal
June,
per
class
of
of
stock,
as
30
stock
paid
will
cents
well
upon such stock
shall participate
and
A
the
as
from
the
on
class
for
payable
divi¬
payment
prior
share
common
"B"
to
December.
share
per
equally
be used
entitled
annum,
September
year
dividends
common
dividends
any
30
day
in
accumulation
any
of
last
BUSINESS—Company
years,
of
the
stock.
for
share
working, capital.
Its
3,
executive
Minn.
office
is
counties
orgainized
located at 1409
was
in
Minnesota
Hennepin
on
May
Avenue,
financing
earners
available
and
diverse
company
insurance
making
to
individuals who are primarily
reliable wage
people with acceptable credit ratings and
engaged
salaried
activities.
also operates
available
the
on
an
Automobile
automobiles
Insurance
that
Agency making
finances, as well as
it
others.
to
The
its
company operates primarily in the Twin
share of the millions of dollars of
Cities
area,
installment
written
each
competing
paper
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
be
Class "B"
common
stock
($1 par value)
Outstanding
100.000 shs.
40,000 shs.
the
as
ISSUE
regular
available:
future
to
DEBENTURES—The
course
It
is
increase
of
also
the
business bank
anticipated
funds
management
lines will be
that
available
debentures
for
______
expenses—,
20,000 shs
4o!ooo shs!
anticipates
used
will
as
be
Profit
—V.
and
loss
178, p. 2477.
sold
Month
$4,532
in
in
and
the
5 Months
3,569
$16,725
14,414
$963
$2 3U
supplying
about
interconnection
that
needed
doing business.
INCOME STATEMENT
Period End. Nov. 30, 1953—
Total
income
Total
in¬
FINANCING
Authorized
($5 par value)
MAY
and
year.
stock
in
1953.
The company is engaged in the business of
purchasing automobile
contracts at a discount from established
automobile dealers,
common
i
1,
Minneapolis
,
"A"
Co.—Merger Authorized
Wisconsin
dividends
quarterly
After
Class
Commission
of
Wis.—V.
1QS9
at
of Northern
peninsula
to
of
$17,825,223 $18,427,397 $20,151,747
4,198,010
4,374,659
5,458,241
2,251,959
2,338,854
2,191,917
the
has
authorized the merger into
Wisconsin Power Co., a wholly-owned sub¬
primarily in the generation and distribution
energy in Bayfield County, Wis.
Lake Superior serves cus¬
13
used
west
available, and if the sale of the 300,000
successful, it is''estimated that the plant
by early 1954.—V. 177, p. 2131.
1Q53
railway
CAPITALIZATION
which is engaged
electric
be
miles
40
operation
Lowenstein &
common
100 shs.
\
Lake Superior District Power
the
received' will
about
Star
on
sales
The
Outstanding
25,000 shs.
par)
Dec.
A
tomers
Lone
corporation.
of supplying a million gallons of
super-heated
sulphur wells are being erected, it is announced.
the plant is also in progress.
the
oper.
*Earns.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
covering 200 shares of class A preferred stock to be offered
par
($500 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
used to complete and equip
buildings.
Federal
of
the
,
SEC
company
shares
capable
s
for
on
150,000
from
(M.)
1953.
2199.
corporation
sold
income.—
31,600,213
178, p. 2199 and 2307.
—V.
Lake Pleasant Inn, Inc.,
Peoria, Ariz.—Files—
The
an
the
railway
from
ry.
in
178, p.
Corp.
the money was
paid to
aggregate of $165,000.
and
for
near
to
oper.
Net
Net
Authorized
of
SEC
7,918,215
450,000
From Jan. 1—
equally
and
-
sidiary,
to
which
Net
participate
stockholders
the laboratory is engaged in the design and
production
equipment of potential interest to various public author¬
stock
$1.13
Light Co.—Bank Loans—
7,979,755
$0.95
Hunter
from
from
Total
Maryland
operated for
"Catenoid"
common
397 843
Nil
15,725,006
3,096,174
$0.92
were
the
Net
holders
addition,
$448,052
397,843
$60,891,887
15,775,535
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
A
1951
$4,343,695
*155,924
$59,370,987
6,047,277
of
production quotas on any of the equipment manufactured
by it.
items, however, are currently in production:
The
&
Gross
class
Ballistocardiograph—a device intended for the use of the medi¬
cal profession in detecting and
analyzing patient's heart condition.
Class
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$21,708,888
share—
completed
the
laboratory for the development of
company has
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
2,845.791
mentioned
be
Thereafter,
following
items
Trust
$6,881,791
heaters
With
rate
(1)
fidelity
Lexington
registration"
a
Lexington
common
organized
was
the
of
of
2,846,216
will
the
as
filed
28
shares
$6,645,780
shares
at
used
of
sponsor
Dec.
2,845,791
construction
underwriting.
shall
York,
on
money as well as all additional funds
the construction of the
pl^nt located
•After
proceeds
various
maintains
products
firms.
758.
$3,000,000
the company
banks
17,523
A
New
250.000
$2,701,103
common
shares
surance
50.63
borrowings from
ment
company's
Inc.
dividends
class
Inc.,
2,846,216
daily
the business of the company, including manu-.
development of electronic devices, sale and distribution of
equipment manufactured by others and servicing of elec¬
equipment belonging to others.
manufactures
pany
this
company
of
without
stock
B
the
So.
397,843
Jersey Central Power
The
net
Class. B
40.000
272,682
shares
178,
class
to
100 shs.
19,700 shs.
6,148,657
taxes
Other
stockholders!.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
of
$1,298,452
taxes
share
per
•Loss.—V.
the
50%
Outstanding
19,900 shs.
city of Rosenberg in Fort Bend County. The
salt dome of Lone Star
Sulphur Corp. immediately adjoins the
property
of Jefferson
Lake Sulphur
Co., and is about four miles distant from
the
property of Standard Sulphur Co.
and
ities.
524,388
income
$251,706
capital
of
FINANCING
100 shs.
1903.
Recently
Sulphur
proceeds will be used to
quarterly).
par
$3,067,839
taxes
profit
Number
and
(i.e.,
issue
an
PRESENT
'
Gross
cumulative
(payable
company
Bank,
it
1953
f
Profit
offered
be
to
The
the
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Provision
stock
Sowards.
The
with
office of the company is located at 413 L Street, N. W.,
Washington, _D. C., at which location the company has its office
—V.
Jaeger Machine
stock
to
TO
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
The principal
In
tentatively expected that bids
common
L.
share),
per
EFFECT
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Novemhpr-—
notification
of
Engineering,
offered
($10
entitled
annum
stock
B
21
par
be
BUSINESS—Company
of
it
A
of
class
tronic
52.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Plans
Offeringvp to 10
Dearborn
class
(21
Minneapolis investment company on Dec. 28 filed
with the
SEC
covering of 9,000,000 shares
statement
stock.—V.
per
classes
The
Investors
capital
share
per
of the
$923,482
$163,106
2»/a%
at
shall
Leeds.
$22,275,290
capital for operation of
,15,000
.-
B
Hugh
Electronic
tele¬
Greene
and
Hunter Securities Corp. and Gearhart &
Otis, Inc.,'both of New York
City, on Dec. 29 offered 300,000 shares of common stock
(par five
cents) at the market price in the over-the-counter
market.
The overthe-counter price of Lone Star
Sulphur common stock as of Dec. 28
was
$1.00 bid, $1.12Va asked.
electronic
183,000
sharq
to
178, p.
$0.77
for promotion.
pay
Dec.
on
stock
issue
facture
1953—3 Mo's.—1952
$404,482
$1
of
PROCEEDS—The
178, p.
class
of
through
ethical pharmaceuticals.
be
company
common
This
$206,482
per
shares
sharei
letter
a
Monmouth,
Bowdoin
$2,609,153
per
177,
Offered—
The
A
7,289,084
14,584,025
capital shs. outstdg.
—V.
Stock
1,450,425
taxes
300,000
per
Laboratory
45,683,360
contingencies—
•Adjusted
303.952
$2.90
filed
of
shares
capital
Net
1,450,425
share
($1
inventory and
41,252,680
dividend
covering
22
Winthrop,
towns
company,
tax—___
'
324.400
308,952
.—
Dec.
on
of
the
covering
570.
p.
named.
$10)
Funds,
SEC
profit
Two
324,400
—
—
will
483,475
profit
Earnings
shares
share
corporation
par
and
Net
No.
at
12,145,133
Period End. Sept. 30—
before inc.
taxes
for
This
483,475
Profit
Res.
)
paid
per
178,
SEC
7,289,084
com.
preferred
for
—V.
79,399,097
34,520,227
Intertype Corp.—Earnings—
Prov.
_____—_
Subs.) —
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
$>
20,389,886
8,244,753
9,440,009
•___
outstanding-
per
•After
Canada, Ltd.
21,437,094
dividends
shrs.
Dividends
Earnings
12,047,085
dividends
Common
profit
reim¬
3,089,504
inc.
Houston, Texas
$9,478,254
before
order
___
taxes
Number
This
Net
to
2574.
p.
profits
Net
further
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings—
-
used
Fed. & foreign
income
15,418,461
income—
railway
be
Lone Star Sulphur Corp.—Stock Offered—
$3,594,041
from
of
Star Cement Corp.
for
Excess
1950
$3,967,458
income—.
will
I
$4,026,355
oper.
the
>
$3,812,178
railway."—
business
78,846,971
—
before inc. taxes
Prov. for income taxes—
Preferred
$0.44
1160.
p.
$10)
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
''
increase
of
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
$
Profit
Net
Co.
178,
(par
investment
an
Earnings
railway*,—
from
in
towns
parts
GIVING
Trusteed
Fund,
178,
$4,678,346
shares)
com.
balance
2477.
p.
Fund—V.
Key Corp., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
profit
Maine
stock
with
$5,757,596
$5,444,282
stock.
$6,588,415
„
„
stock
2,224,540
The
company for moneys used for the acquisi?
further extension and
improvement of the
service,
in
(par
statement
$7,589,822
Drl05,'J61
1,144,133
—
November—Gross
$1,064,784
taxes-.
Federal
and
CAPITALIZATION
457,000
$1,046,025
income
for
1952
$17,159,301
the
the
switchboard
—V.
Number' capital
1953
$17,342,962
sales
proceeds $93,500 will be used to
pay prom¬
of
which were used for construction and
facilities.
furnishes
service
water
Chemical
of
and
facilities
Litchfield
Trust
2574.
Kansas City
Net
International Minerals &
net
proceeds
connections with New England
Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co. and with Leeds Telephone Association. It has
approximately
1,600 subscribers to its service,
225,460
1,925,363
preferred
share).
per
Lexington Trust Fund, N. Y. City—Registers With SEC
30,604
—
common
($10
company, incorporated in Maine on Dec. 29,
1905,'
principal office at Winthrop, Me., is a public
utility subject
jurisdiction of the Maine P. U. Commission. It
the
and
1952
$8,483,174
—_—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
4,794,694
4,899,605
854.
p.
to
stock at par
its
phone
issue'
$45,425,545 $40,949,966
36,942,371
33,360,144
_____
on
Monmouth Telephone Co.—Stock
common
service
property
American
————
&
Authorized
$8,513,778
applicable
Earnings
Net
<tj
8,371,796
capital shares..
per share-—
Earnings
to
5%
From Jan. 1—
98,308,564 439,899,112 317,359,372
5,105,694
62,702,317
22,806,754
2,519,500
32,156,000
11,623,000
21,505,796
10,993,000
7,745,369
^
Balance
*
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
150,198,416
taxes—
Fed.
profits
Number
—V.
other
15,866,139
7,642,033
BUSINESS—The
with
I'
1953
■—-r
requirements
Net
Steel
15,526,202
10,742,152
par).-
—_
deductions
Net
Inland
64,961,796
19,982,604
9,885,731
225,460
Prov.
19,730,975
$1.23
of
p.
of
comapny's
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
.(net)—
income
Income
9,321,051
840,943
27,610
Earns, per com. share—
178,
income
income
Gross
28,688,164
166,975
——
deductions
—V.
tion
througn
The First
above-mentioned
(par
the
the
the
of
expenditures.
14—
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
973,511
etc., fixed charges
applied to sink, funds
Inc.
burse
sale
and
Inc.,
41,447,828
income-
oper.
income
Misc.
PROCEEDS—Of
are
Jan.
cumulative preferred
of
shares
1954
on
offer
to
COMPARATIVE
278,359,542
expenses-
72,202,722
17,652,726
was offered
only to residents of the State of
Further details follow:
issory notes,
improvement
underwriting terms, as
to
be supplied by
preferred,
Offering Expected
$
283,595,691
24,905,850
Railway tax accruals—
Equipment & joint facil¬
ity rents (net 0n„_
Net
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
27,899,004
18,625,218
revenues-
1,008,496
2307.
p.
Maine.
1952.
registration statement with SEC
a
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes—_______
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry. operating
Ry. operating
1,024.997
income—.
oper.
178,
12,136 shares of
utility facilites; and it is contemplated that the remainder of
70,000
$1.41
178,
1,140,898
72,103,291
This stock
Trust
&
of
1,638,033
com. share
of
American
of
Bankers
Wisconsin
council
$2,314,968'
1,638,033
the
of
the
of
Illinois Central RR.—November Earnings Off—
**,
from
ry.
■
proceeds
It
1,638,033
of
filed
common
dividend
Public
foreign
__________
per
785,578
Offering—Mention was made in our issue of Dec. 21 of
offering through F. S. Moseley & Co., Boston,
Mass.,
proceeds
such
4,565,857
shares outstdg.
President
group
The
the
additional
Net
Common
1,523,614
the
of the financing will be applied: in part to retire
short-term bank loans incurred in connection with the
temporary financing of 1953 expenditures for construction and acquisi¬
$17,605,150 $22,676,063
429,966
—_____
1950
$6,105,596
2,013.632
70,597,004
railway
railway
Lewislon, Greene
direc¬
a
in charge of the
Vioe-President on Dec. '19.
executive
the
of
is
named
was
Connolly,
Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
par
Corp.
as
Net
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$6,774,779
banker,
N.
amendment.
Subs.)—Earnings-
1953—3 Mos.—1952
value, metals sold
He
shares
no
$12,000,000
*
(Wis.)
William
,
underwriting
Boston
trustee
1986.
p.
1951
$6,945,194
2,023,370
incc(me—_
oper.
Net
Board—
on
Connolly has been Director of Public Relations since July,
pp. 949 and 1161.
shares
Y., has been appointed
N.
member
a
This company on Dec. 21
Corp.—-Trustee For New Issue—
New York,
and
Association.
Kansas City
92nd
an
The
1952
$6,618,094
1,164,473
from
Net
Racine.
Mr.
group
Avenue,
a
Racine
and
—V. 178,
Kestenberg
at
corporation,
public relat.ons, was named a
Aschenbrener was formerly President
Mr.
at
Son, Inc.—Banker
firm's
wax
Paris'
assessed
are
the
Sulgrave Hotel, located at G7th Street and Park
purchased just seven weeks ago, and the Hotel Windermere
Street
1953—48 Wks.—1952
$19,020,333 $222,572,423 $203,330,190
—V.
Aschenbrener,
this
of
Association
1953-54.
hotels
1953
$6,025,420
railwayL
From Jan. 1—
2093.
p.
Willard G.
modern
most
located at
West
End
Avenue
and
97th
Street,
has been
bought by a group of investors, headed by Milton Kestenberg. It was
formerly controlled by Knott Hotel Chain and Nathan Wilson. Each
of the 800"rooms ha^a private bathroom and a radio.
Because of its
for
ry.
-
172, p. 2480.
scrapers,
of
from
Inc.—Current Sales Up 7.7%—
(S. C.) Johnson &
low
Net
a,
RR.—Earnings—
November^
Gross fromrailway
Gross
■Common
Valley
Monday, January 4, 1954
...
i
Lehigh
will
Net
6.023.996
4,339,663
taxes
to borrow an additional $1,000,000
be necessary to effect additional
necessary
end, and that it
year
borrowings in the early part of 1954 prior to the time of the financings
which will supply it with the common stock and bond components of
its 1954 financing program.—V. 177, p. 1839.
313.482,652 306,162,883 303,607,317
-
Prolit before
the
before
Oct. 25, '52
$
:
-
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
K—;
Lynch Corp.
Appoints Japanese Firm
—
Exclusive
as
special
forming
glass
Yashima
amount
Mr.
for shipment of the Lynch
Ina.—V. 178, p. 1878.
parts
made
the
from
plant
in
With Securities and
letter
Exchange Commission—
notification
of
of
filed
was
(for
Macmillan
S.
R.
with
(for
shares).—V.
8,500
Martin
L.)
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
SEC
Dec.
on
shares)
5,000
178,
Bales
and
22
covering
Helen
l_v
Co.—Earnings—
178
45,921,459
profit
•No
—
capital
shares,
share
per
2,590,417
2,216,485
1,861,432
-
/
101,680,468
8,104,041
7,365,843
2,135,645
$1.19
2,856,448
to
of Missouri
$1.48
Growth
Investors
Stock
1953
As of Nov. 30
Total
assets.
net
shares
—
v
estimated
value
asset
per-share
'
1952
.
..
.
Net
from
ry.
Net
;
before
Net
income
profit
Number
taxes.—;
income
for Federal
—v.
1475.
178, p.
McKesson
iMnc
288,608
$ 1.82
&
Robbins, Inc.—Earnings—
iqVi
in
Profit
Net
shares
Common
—V.
per
178,
p.
■
cubic
$3.27
interruptible
an
feet
per
basis
The
year.
.
1953
.
.
.
proved
...
The stockholders also
$3,000,000 of
the agreement.
604,886
National
1950
$7,200,142 ^
2,258,106
•
943,842 ~
1,192,904
78,919,151
21,283,358
8,707,918
885,256
'Period
.
71,408,829
16,949,926
6,082,523
Service
Co.
178,
70,527,304
19,952,361
7,992,554
2,542,307
1,379,435
1,163,418
1,844,469
$0.63
1,027,664
1,844,469
1,162,872
1,844,469
$0.56
income
taxes
3,225,767
$0.63
mi oricy interest
Net
EaSings®
barnings
81,393
This
18,
with
53$2°85
^'nS
53$b°46
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1953
$4,069,861
-
profit after taxes
capital shares—
Earnings per share
$3,499,437
$4,460,801
145,182
241,519
$0.60
245,572
241,519
$i.oi
—
Number
—V.
letter
notification
of
filed
was
with
.
v
Period End. Sept. 30—
Michigan Consolidated ,Gas Co.—Financing Plans—
Net
Issue
10:30
at
at
offices
<ESTi
a.m.
Clifford
415
Officers
and
about
or
on
Street,
Detroit
representatives
Jan.
20
in
the
the
company's
the
M
'
__
Commission
Power
2,149,645
*
to
the
to
2,346,778
„
1,200,087
The
of
1,536,158
action modifies
certificate
a
Mid-Georgia's system,
oxford, is $1,100,000.
Midland
Offered—Harrison
as
Inc.,
stock
(par
Brothers
S.
Covington
serve
&
and
members of the
publicly offered
15
cent) at 10 cents
per
shares of
share.
com-
PROCEEDS—The
claims
price
L.
to
net
E.
proceeds
lease
of
and
4,079,262
1,935,131
1,935,131
$0.79
$0.49
$3.19
$2.11
.
.
.
before
.
option
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
stqck
for
(par
EFFECT
the
income
taxes.
_—
7 854,499
—
income
2',700'000
$4,032,127
taxes
<
-
profit
dividends
dividends
'
99,376
105[599
2,030,165
2,030,084
1,015,103
$3.90
of
69
equipment
mining
and
for
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
Salt
Lake
r'nmnnnv'c
Thf»
Ci'tv
P
Utah
2 984 090 shs.
nrinr-'inai
eS at SUlte 504, Felt
P
hiKin»«
.
preferred
dividend
requirements.
tlncludes
the
accounts
of Triplex Screw Co.
and Eljer Co. and its subsidiaries, since the
date 0f acquisition or control.—V. 178, p. 482.
T
Mutual
in
Finanre
Si
Do
J
fFIa )
Dphpnfurpc
i
A
1954 and due Jan. 1, 1964 at 100% and accrued interest.
The debentures are redeemable at 104% to and including Jan. 1,
with
100% ;
at
and
fund
including
accrued
Each
101%.
at
accrued interest
in
each
Jan.
interest
$115
of
common
6%
in
each
principal
Stock
(no
debentures
of
preferred stock
future.
The
company
having interest in
under
a
lease
short
and
now
in
2,580
of
Utah
mineral
or
less.
All
p.
and Sand
option
to
(par
exploratory or development state,
lode mining claims, 69 claims being
purchase, two claims being held under
acres,
more
pi;
owned
less.
outright,
and
all
them
of
required.
lease
(uranium
and
"tipem being located
in
«vLmp
are
convertttrte-into
$100)
and
acres,
more
Utah.—V.
178,
Gross
Net
from
Net
fy.
From
Gross
railway—
railway
Net
ry.
$166,578
$185,406
75,003
36,165
35,767
,
$172,619
54,236
22,189
5,983
17,059
29,296
1,927,683
1,925,820
1,886,793
867,173
371,048
414,524
525,551
income
281,136
95,704
111,878
199,846
oper.
178,
$207,465
income—
1
p.
'
2307.
by
carry
Authorized
stock
10-year 6%
notes
notes
ino
stock
(par
1.000 shs.
'
$100)
r
of
be
the
on
Arthur
George
Machine
stockholders
to
last
the
the
stock,
SEC
$1
Dec.
on
The
par.
speculation"
a
at
price
a
the Toronto Stock Exchange,
(the
name
of the principal under¬
for
funds
general
the
payment
market.
An additional 281,250 shares
Richardson, promoter, "for interest in
Co.
dated
weeks
few
New Interests Reported
—
Dec.
23
said
have
there
part:
in
been
make
As
company.
a
INCOME
STATEMENT
PERIOD
FOR
1953 THROUGH NOV. 8.
1,
income
Cost
1953
$31,444,381
73,349
——?
1.000 shs.
1
Selling
issued
prior
an
1,000 shs.
4,000 shs.
25,200 shs.
$300,000
190,000
general
and
Net
and
amortization.
—
expenses
income
Fed.
&
income &
*
share
1224.
SEC
$7.93
r
I
issued
has
$1,660,074
Electric System—To Acquire Notes—
New England
The
;
209,351 shares)
(on
per
175, p.
4,071,000
profits taxes
exc.
income
income
—V.
22,954,332
521,399
2,310,925
—:
depreciation
order
an
the following subsidiaries
authorizing
to issue their promissory notes to NEES in the
specified: Quincy Electric Li£fct and Power Co.,
$1,280,000; and Suburban Electric Co., $2,500,000.
The subsidiaries will use the proceeds thereof to prepay a like prin¬
of
this
corporation
respective
cipal
amounts
amount
of
indebtedness
note
NEES
to
and
to
banks.—V.
178,
2478.
New
England Gas &
Offer Approved
This
its
has
company
stock
common
New
—
Exchange
in
,
,
received SEC authorization to offer shares of
exchange for outstanding common stock of its
Bedford
shares
Electric Association
by SEC—
Gas
<97.61% )
of
& Edison Light Co. New
the outstanding common
England owns
stock of New
shares being held by approximately
200 other holders, including three officers or directors of New Bedford
who hold 165 shares.
New England proposes to offer to such holders,
the
Bedford,
during
share
New
and
stock
Bedford
shares,
the
at
and
shares
if
should
be
4%
shares
common
df
the
of
it
will
for each fractional
cfl New England common;
shares of its own common
of $1,070.33 in lieu of fractional
shares held
by. minority interests
issue
paymerits
cash
New
Bedfoi'd
common stock for each
in exchange.
In lieu of
its
surrendered
England will pay
$15 per whole share
that
make
all
6,763.4
New
rate
estimates
it
of
period,
60-day
a
of
fractional
share
balance
cash
32,055
exchanged.-
Reports Increased Earnings—
to
89,012
S%' notes unsecured issued subsequent
£o Uec" 31» 1951'aue b9 a&ys aIter
New
for
issuance of such additional
England Gas and Electric Association, in a summary
12 months ended Nov. 30, 1953, shows a balance
the
of earnings
to
surplus
period of $2,934,194 on a consolidated basis compared with
$2,638,877 for the same period last year.
After allowance for dividends
on
the preferred shares, the balance of $2,711,542 amounts to $1.36
for
aemana
'The directors have also authorized the
for
for state
Prov.
Net
sold
goods
276.722.4
1,500 shs.
$300,000
1963
$31,517,730
of
Provisions
subsidiary,
Outstanding
1,000 shs.
675,000
1,
unsecured
unsecured,
1,500 shs.
50,000 shs.
parl_
debs, due Dec.
Dec. 31, *51,-due 60 days after demand
1950
1951
2,379,634
Jan
from
1952
railway
railway—T
oper.
from
Net
—V.
1953
from
necessary
preferred stock (par $100)
g% preferred stock (par SlOOi
*6% cumul. preferred stock'(par $100)
6%
Midland Valley RR.—-Earnings—
may
term* loanB°\?*8Uch
the manaiement to
management to cany
8%
4%
November-
one
the creation of additional funded
short
h«R(r!!.«
nf
"Common
440
share
ofie
funds
Cumulative preferred
of
County,
with
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
vanadium)
Grand
together
to
If and when additional funds are needed, the company may
In addition, there is one State
2199.
of
Other
p.
an
being
to
JAN.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be applied to the payment of
outstanding obligations owing on short term lbans, and for expansion
the near
129 unpatented
lease, *58 -claims
term
containing
is
Dollar
is contemplated in
with
common
"as
on
the
to
$577,000
use
CONDENSED
the
par).
^tional volume or business.
the Last
on
ore
of
sales
Net
are
of
100Vs%
at
case.
amount
cumulative
terms
including Jan. l, 1959,
and at 100%
thereafter,
1962,
1,
They
case.
and
to
development work
its property located
2478.
p.
many
rumors that
an effort to acquire control of the stock
stockholder you may have been concerned
about our attitude, so we wish to inform you that the directors and
management of your company will have no part in a program of this
kind.
Management's only interest is to operate the company as it
has for 58 years on a sound basis for the benefit of all the stock¬
holders and all its 2,200 employees and for the best interests of the
community.
The directors and management are of the firm belief
that it would be disastrous to the above interests to have control
of the stock in the hands of a single group.
"Net income for
the period ended Nov. 8, 1953 is equivalent to
$7.93 per share of common stock.
After year-ehd adjustments, it is
estimated that net income for' the full year of 1953 will be about
$8.50 per share.
"The net worth of this company, represented by plant, machinery,
inventories, receivables and cash not committed to other purposes
equals a book-value, after these dividends, of $74 per share."
to'Tn/'Su^ng0^. T mTat'loT"/S
thereafter
obtain them from its ofn resources,
ttiii
and a shipment of
statement
sale
public
Total
OffWprl
Uepentures Uttered—
IjOUIS U. MCUlure oc Uo., lampa, r la., today (Jan. 4) IS
offering to the public an issue of $300,000 10-year 6%
fntends^tcf coifunu?'the
^ Jemed prudent and
on
for
178,
♦After
of its uranium properties
located in
southeastern
Utah.
It intends to explore and develop these properties as well as to acquire
other properties of similar nature.
The company is presently doing
operation
Flat mining claims,
Light Co.—Offer—
(Canada)—Registers With SEC
shares
added
be
interests might
this
1,015,053
$3.87
declared—
declared^—
o7
Buildine
6 732 127
3,800,000
$4,054,499
■
Common shares outstanding.——„—___
'Earnings per common share—"———
1
share
\
cent)
one
purchase
purchase
TO
.
1952
—$108,922,348 $81,335,795
for Federal
.
Net
tl953
"
l.
Provision
sinking
to be used to conclude payment on
Busey and others, to
drilling expenses, etc.
exploration and
Common
are
Edison
supplied by amendment).
Britain
letter
outside
of
~
6,176,837
also subject to redemption in partNursuant to the
_
purchase
'
„
949,558
convertible subordinated debentures, series A, dated Jan.
Co.,
Dec.
on
$3.79
registration
a
depending
issued
"Within
5,198,731
.
sales
Profit
City, Utah—Stock
issue of 1,500,000
an
one
to
Salt Lake
Stock Exchange
speculation"
a
facilities
„
Uranium,
Salt Lake
mon
including
$3.37
in April
auhorizing the sale of 1,876,000 cubic feet of gas per day to
Gas Co. in Georgia, by substituting Mid-Georgia for
Newton.
Mid-Georgia is the successor of Newton. Total estimated cost
County
«f
be
prices,
A
9,277,993
Murray Corp. Of America (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Preferred
to Transcontinental
issued
$0.78
underwriting commission
to
New
1,935,131
Years Ended Aug. 31
Net
1950
Newton
474,861
$0.40
Seeking Control—
1,935,131
__________
_
common
system ol Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., of Houston, Tex.,
communities in Georgia.
-
474,861
$1,801,426
474,861
price of the shares
to
were
„
9,816,303
"™T~
...
Net profit
__
'
several
20%
bid
proposes
106,967,680
15,993,140
„„„„„„
,
v* i7U» P* a5T
has
affirmed, with modifications,
decision by-an FPC Presiding Examiner authorizing this company
construct and operate pipeline facilities to supply natural gas from
the
will
ous
$
37,174,629 158,603,127
3,882,936
Number capital shares.
®arJ^"gs Per share.
company
Mid-Georgia Natural Gas Co.—New Construction—
Federal
covering
$
"
The
474,861
offered
proceeds
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
49,070,159
.
„
Mich.
26,
will be available at
1.30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 15, on the fifth floor at 20 Exchange Place,
New York, to
discuss with prospective bidders the information contained in the registration statement and prospectus.
The company intends to apply proceeds from sale of the new bonds
to
repayment of bank loans already employed to finance additions
to its Utility plant.
On June 15. last, the only bid for an issue of a like amount of
first ,mortgage
bonds due 1978 was one of 100.125%
from Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and Union Securities
Corp. and associates. It was rejected.—V. 178, p. 759.
of
sales
Prov. for Fed. & state
income taxes
SEC
on
$1,602,911
properties."—V. 178, p. 2575.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Profit ,bef0_£e in°- tax®s
has filed an amended registration statement with the
company
21
3,984*250
$373,429
of the company,
of balance due on
$85,000 for payment of
notes payable and bank
overdraft; $93,500 for development of Ken¬
tucky waterflood project; and $214,480 as a reserve to be added to
working capital.
As of Dec. 1, 1953, the company had outstanding 843,752 shares of
stock.
Of these, 562,500 shares were sold to the underwriter in Canada
for $787,501.20 who resold and is reselling them to the public at vari¬
$0.46
Dec.
on
3,171,900
purchase of Acme Die & Machinery Co. stock;
_
$
covering $20,000,000 of nefv 25-year first mortgage bonds.
Present tentative
plans call for opening competitive bids
SEC
518,358
Motorola, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
178, p. 2477.
This
the
104,900
-
*
1,000,000
which
100,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be ofiered at 15
cen£s Per shaI'e through I. J. Schenin Co., New York City, for their
own account.—V. 177, p." 627.
1951
216,671
243,750
$0.89
sales
Net
1952
filed
be
to
is
$5,7&5,676
$4,774,811
Oils Ltd.
covering
to
a
1953—9 Mos,--1952
$891,787
Gas &
Net
Montex Oil & Gas Corp., Baytown, Tex.—Files—
A
Bristol
are
writer
Loss.—V. 178, p. 855.
Corp.—Earnings—
Bumper
2575.
p.
1374.
company
related
$245,924
1953—3 Mos.—1952
England Gas & Electric Association below.—V.
1953,
shares
1'°55'000
Nil
178,
$296,730
taxes—
New Bedford
1,300,924
'$32,607
^hare
Per shale
period.—V.
Castings; Co.—Earnings—
and
,
p.
New
$1,513,027
ner
option
the
&Steel
capital sharesper
share
178,
See New
15,940
pr0fit
profit
Earnings
1953
1952
1951
$47,487,342 $39,871,493 $56,459,318
—
bonds
$191,830
income
profits
Number
,
1780.
Michigan
for
Net
1571.
p.
by-law which would permit issuance
as
required by the terms of
a
during
before
Prov.
—V;
above.-V.
ore-body
Malleable
End. Sept. 30—
Inc. taxes
Profit
:
■
.
77,803,556
21,889,017
9,551,375
^tv InlJeT™'
101,367,773
1,212,461
share——
Dominion's
fully
2,304,210
approved
mortgage
first
<
^1951
,
2,070,186 ?
Acquisition—^
Mines,
Under the agreement National Gypsum has contracted to pay off
stated
obligations-of Dominion Asbestos in return for the'90-day
option to purchase all the-assets of Dominion. National will investigate
•
$7,212,708
-
$7,377,441
1,383,506
Asbestos
Ltd., on Dec. 22 ap¬
agreement with National Gypsum Co. under which National
will be granted a 90-day option to purchase the property
of
'
.
Dominion
assets of Dominion.
and
•-
will
of
an
Gypsum
in volumes
company
.
1952
$6,539,897
*
income—
before
be
to
Genie
proceeds are to be loaned to
secured by accounts receivable.
stockholders
The
p. 855.
w
nn
.
railway
Cities
Profit
2,240,125
outstanding—___
common
1951
1,853,748
taxes
income
profit
Earnings
1952
3,017,166
taxes
income
Federal
for
on
gas
9,800,000,000
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net sal«s
iqc,
114,203,600 106,691,711
—__
before
iq<v>
1J53
sales
Net
1,351,391
$2.70
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30
Provision
See
.
w
FnH
1,351,391
$2.61
_
Missouri Public Service Co.—Proposed Financing, Etc.
$526,494
303'9j??
$J.o4
outstanding
The
National Gypsum Co.—Proposed
From Jan. 1—
$1,085,502
;_
—
capital shares
£Arnin§[s per sliEie
1,351,391
$1.74
Gross from railway.—_
Ne£ from railway—___
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 178, p. 2307.
1952
$34,377,128 $15,923,380
3,160,502
1,351,494
2,075,000
825,000
:
taxes—
4,425,716
excess
1953
sales
Profit
Provision
3,645,625
in,
without
Craft Corp.,
unit,
one
the,, loan
3,531,381
1,351,391
railway—____
oper.
of
be offered
shares of class A common stock (par $5) to
share of each class of stock at $100 per
1,800
underwriting.
on an interruptible basis to Union Electric Co.
firing steam-electric boilers in its new Meramec
in St. Louis County, Mo." '
'
November—; %
Gross from
•
(WvL.) Maxson Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Sept. 30—
2,353,519
Commission—
corporation on Dec. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
1,800 shares of 7% cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
units
1n
v
%
.
.
The
1953—12 Mos—1952
fMissouri-Kansas-Tcxas-RR.—-Earnings—
15,742
.i
—
.
209,981
$10:42
SEC covering
Earnings
having a total estimated cost of $132,690.—V. 178;
'
Net
•-
1,492,902
?flpellnefaciliUes '
$17.88
17,821
'
»
1161.
p.
at
246,738
$10.36
—Files With Securities and Exchange
gas
Inc.— '
$17.20
;
stockholders.
of
178,
__l^_
1,953,981
1953—9 Mos.—1952
Mississippi will sell the
•
share
per
y$2,216,642
'52410V. 20, '51
2786.
p.
$27,521-t100 $24,461,702 $37,413,926 $32,402,183
use
generating plant
$42,117,695 $40,904,324
2,448,987
2,288,168
—
outstanding^
Number
—V.
Fund,
for
>
•
—
Net
supply natural
provision required for Federal income taxes.—V. 178, p. "481.
Massachusetts
5,377,499
2,318,303
The Federal Power Commission-, reversing
an order it
issued last
May 11, has authorized this corporation to construct pipeline facilities
*
value
177,
Nov. 17,
300,592
$10.01
outstanding
4
$2,659,953
Nov. 16, '53
asset
—V.
and
1,861,432
$3.45
Net
$3,048,669
;
1951
1952
1953
assets
net
Shares
19,104,529
4,803,eis
—
2574
d
2,756,764
.
filed a registration statement
covering 250,000 shares of its capital
company
1953,
National Homemakers Finance Corp., Hyattsville, Md.
20,177,716
4,984,388
Net profit after raxes—
Com- shares outstand'g
Earnings per com. share
$
35,529,229 116,904,036
3,098,736
2,862,678.
2,135,645
* $1.34;
profit
1950
$2,055,674
830,231
388,346
t?„0i
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
17,
178, p. 2575.
of—
As
'
"""
$
Dec.
on
Mutual Trust, Kansas City, Mo.—Asset ValueTotal
20,^77,425
MISSISSIPPI River Fuel Coip.
Mac-
F.
SEC
2574.
p.
4,,698,,641
Period End. Sept. 30—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
—
Operating
Earnings
178,
investment
York
New
the
stock.—V.
Sweatt,
20,395,808
£et from railway
1373.
p.
$
Number
W.
1—
Operating revenues
(Glenn
•Net
This
of
post
with
brother of Board Chairman Harold
railway—
Gross from
shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be offered at the
through Shearson, Hammill & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., for the
millan
created
Board,
younger
Vice-President.—V.
Jan.
From
market
newly
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
°
November—
,
,
1953
1952
1951
Gross from railway
$1,791,972 $2,031,858 $1,945,085
Net from railway..
458,008
580,267
653,024
Net ry. oper. income. __
221,240
243,318
244,078
Macmillan Petroleum Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
13,500
the
to
As of Nov. 30—
will carry in stock a substantial
Lynch machines
thus enabling the
Anderson,
account
elected
been
Export & Import Co. Ltd.,
spare
parts for all
promptly qbtam genuine Lynch made parts for either regular
or
emergency
repars.
Heretofore, a machine "down-time"
due to
breakdown lasted from six to eight .v/eeks as a result of the time
A
the
of
Sweatt,
Executive
of
required
has
Sweatt
has been gn executive of Honeywell since the inception of the presently-'
formed corporation, serving first as Vice-President and, since 1945, as
machines.
to
users
B.
Vice-Chairman
packaging
purpose
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—PromotionCharles
machines, announced the
appointment of Yashima Export & Import Co. Ltd. of Tokyo, effective
Jan.
l, 1954, as exclusive agent for the sale and service of Lynch
and
7
—
Sales and Service Agent—
•
"1
/
This corporation, one of the leading manufacturers of glass forming
machines
(7)
—
shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock and common stock as will
be necessary to fulfill the conversion option on the new 6% debentures.
per
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Florida on Nov. 16, 1927.
Its business consists entirely, of varied activities in the loaq and discount fields.—V. 178, p. 1147.
for
that
average
period
the
average
common
share
issued
and
outstanding
in
the
current
with $1.28 per average common share outstanding
corresponding previous period based on 1,989,322 and 1,836,898
compared
common
shares
QUtstanding
in
the
respective periods. Tax
share in the current
accruals, amouhting to $3.62 per average common
8
The Commercial and Financial
(8)
Chronicle...Monday, January 4, 1954
£
jfteriod,
increased
share
common
Income
8%
of
representing
This includes
27
$530,080
or
outstanding.
now
taxes
$455,350
cents
23
or
an
andria
route
Total
.
consolidated
financial
In
Complete
(
end
the
heart
aircraft
and
'New
associated
York
industries.—V.
heavy
Central
Net
oper.
From
Jan.
Net
ry.
—V.
$
$
'
from
rev,
3 :"ct
ry.
—V.
income—
oper,
178,
132,628.196 110.812.769
12.888.536
5,898,720
4,364,192
its
42,633,874
57,107,719
14,653,530
Wisconsin
Power
District
Power
above.—V.
178,
1879.
1953,
in
the
total
was
it carried
Dec.
on
than
more
approximately
year's passenger traffic
record
a
reported
company
history
For
the
time
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Period End. Nov. 30—
19531—Month—1952
Net
oper.
oper.
ry.
—V.
income...
1,372,364
2,170,882
20,532,215
'
"faxes
$1,467,385
$3.37
&
Sinking
-V.
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
$
Gross
$
ing
594,899
6,160,804
4,574,552
charges..
761.929
705.666
8,310,372
80,371
930,325
425,559
1,130,517
100,000-kilowatt
new
of
program
Vice-President
4,171,983
addition
with
is
its Greenidge steam
into operation, climax-"
well
of
advanced
Ithaca.
The
the
on
construction
electric
first
generating
unit
This first unit
will
the
of
station
have
about that much for
new
construction in 1954.
postwar years ending in 1955, it will have
investment of more than $200,000,000 in property
at
end
increase of
an
of
World
than
more
War
II
to
made
approximately
half million
a
on
During
new
$1,718,887
178, p.
in
1955,
1571.
*1953—12 Mos.—1952
$1,613,217
$5,892,241
$5,439,102
505,086
489,950
1,488,462
1,218,836
258,400
256,700
594,700
482,800
$246,686
$233,250
$893,762
$736,036
$0.66
$0.63
$2.40
$1.98
profit
tEarnings
share—
per
•Excludes
KQ Feb.
Babylon,
28, 1953,
Huntington
tBased
<te Sag Harbor operations subsequent
372,256 shares outstanding.—V. 178, p. 760.
on
North American
L.
Board,
Atwood,
on
"While
-it
will
the
not
is
first
quarter of
the
the
that
reduce
H.
Kindelberger, Chairman
letter to stockholders, said'in part:
a
anticipated
materially
and J.
more
the
to
strike
Government.
on
terials
pliers,
-^prams
factors
the
current
strike
fiscal
(which
company's sales
and
the
make
will
year
be
I
A
■of
$2,000,000
Force
North
The
$1,028,934
13'2,454
223,298
*136,656
25,864
$904,395
Sabre
American
agreement
together
resulting
possible
contract
F-86
a
preferred
cents)
29,964
!
i
12,325,783
10,780,951
the
has
Aviation,
3,217,856
3,054,327
2,288,389
with
attention
$10
370,440
during
the
from
to
continued
accelerate
shipments
deliveries
on
by
sup¬
most
pro-
J
N
inspection
been
for
Electric
Inc.,
for
it
was
repair
to
announced
battle
of
the
Fresno
on
Dec.
weary
division
Mention
Airlines, Inc.—Plans to Suspend Service
Co.
above.—V.
Development
under
(formerly Wisconsin Central Airlines)
the
says passenger
•Gtfciea
czpect
on
the
two
sufficient
Civil
in
a
formal
ap¬
Aeronautics
Board
(CAB.
in
Washington
traffic has not developed
adequately at the seven
routes
and
increase
Intermediate cities
on
borrowed
SEC
to
coniemplated
$5,000,000;
and
it
now
1953
1952
$2,222,978
693,349
$2,036,330
.
646,004
$1,529,629
$1,390,326
708,050
.
to
the
that
justify
North
Central
continued
"reasonablv
service "
223-mile Fargo route
cannot
are
St.
643,720
$1.99
requirements.
10%
share.—V,
a
whose
Willcox,
stock
178,
tBased
dividend
f$1.97
shares
on
of
March,
now
1953, net
1670.
p.
Roberts, formerly Assistant Secretary, as Sec¬
Dec. 30 by Walter S. Franklin, President.
on
appointment
retired
who
2308.
effective1
became
after
42
of
years
Jan.
1,
railroad
j
V>
1953—3 Mos.—1952
inc.
taxes
income
for
taxes
.
succeeds
service.—
.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$14,389,331
1,391,460 '
$45,340,292 $43,669,843
1,179,035
5,500,424
791,139
476,336
3,011,729
2,757,388
$600,321
$702,699
$2,488,695
$2,337,091
1,242,799
1,242,799
1,242,799
1,242,799
$0.48
$0.57
$2.00
$1.88
profit
of
shares
outstdg.
share
per
178,
5,094,479
856.
p.
Pepsi-Cola
before
Provision
Net
profit
York,
29,986
of
shares
178, p.
2200.
J
Inc., .Plant
made
was
in
'
50-cent
of
Net
14 of the
public
additional
000
has
set
time
any
after,
1959.
1,
been
1952
1951
$19,159,746
$18,540,237
$17,856,904
3,507,191
4,118,242
4,378,627
income
shares
per
p.
taxes
1,823,739
2,265,033
2,408,245
$1,853,209
$1,970,382
178,
1,198,634
,1,198,634
$1.55
$1.64
outstanding
1,198,634
share,
common
'
$1.40
856.
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
Profit
for
Prior
income
Fed.,
taxes.
State
&
credit
tax
years
Net
Sept. 27,'53 Sept. 28/52
$90,929,800 $80,667,679
21,326,438
16,536,307
—
before
'Prov,
foreign
inc.
taxes
$10,772,615
—_
paid
Common
paid
dividends
8,950,203
$8,154,918
568,814
profit
tCommon
10,553,823
—
Preferred dividends
1
563,534
!
'Includes
,
provision
shares.
jAfter
for
3,663,124
4,884,165
$2.09
profits
excess
preferred
574,010
3,663,124
4,884,165
__
shares
outstanding
$Earnings per common share
ury
dividend
(Excludes
taxes.
$1.55
59.850
requirements.—V.
178,
p.
future
Phelps Dodsc Corp.
be
-
9 Months Ended
expansion.
(&
Sept. 30—
1953
*
-
1952
-■
_
stocK,
A
6%
($50
par
Sales
PRESENT
common
cumulative
"In addition
FINANCING
conversion
lor
the
of
outstanding
+In addition
(lc
the
class
B
A
warrants
will
have'
300,000 slis.
1100,000 shs.
outstanding.
was
its" "principal
reserved
are
to
build
and
only
and other rights granted
to. lead
the
the
to
State
The
of
company
:
.
in
one
office
at
Plant
"
to
the
of
are
citrus
expected by the management^
crystals in several plants
juice
Florida.
;'•
intends to build its
house
one
building
to
called
process
orange
crystals throughout
export
markets.
Initially, the company
processing plant, but Its patent rights
by Vacu-dry,
manufacture
9 Months Ended
Net
first plant
continuous
quadruple
located
Horsey
to
...
per
initial
construct
of
1953;
is
The
at
Plant
proved
a
with
building
space
178,
p.
to
2308.
action
1952
will
$114,223
24.796
52,500
p.
178,
1276.
10,142,520
$2.75
$2.53
-
389,483
$0.21
The
389,483
'
$0.23
of
$0.40
declared
were
on
dividend
1954.
7,
Dec.
on
Iowa,
that the "sale of the
31
assets
of
Philco has been overwhelmingly ap¬
is planned to complete the trans¬
to
stockholders.
It
10 or shortly before.
continue
operation
of
The
Dexter
Co.
under
its
present
already
includes
conditioners and
Dexter
Co.
equipment
has
for
and Alliance,
electric
been
59
engaged
years.
Ohio.—V.
Its
television,
radios,
refrigerators,
ranges.
in
the
plant
mariufacture
facilities
are
of
home
located
at
178, p. 2308.
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
On
19,474
dividend
extra
an
regular
Fairfield.
which
air
freezers,
Preferred dividends
—V.
-10,142.520
of which Tom B.
Hunt is President.
Its
output of
washers and dryers will be marketed under the Dexter name.
Entry
into the home laundry field rounds out the Philco program of
major
$107,462
outstanding
'share—
Co..
by Feb.
Philco
1
per common
__
——___a_
during the nine months to Sept. 30,
share.~'A regular dividend for the fourth
per
and
the
Dexter
appliances
1953
taxes
dividends
1,551,479
25.643,671
management,
laundry
shares
25,400,000
Corp.—Acquisition of Dexter Firm—
by
Fairfield
Common
.
paid
corporation announced
Dexter
121,108
Common
.
.
27.900,835
and
$1.95
$0.65
Philco
116,211
profit
•
1,473,379
,
payable Jan.
235,331
Net
--
30,000,000
*.
Capital expenditures for the nine months amounted to $12,836,179. The
net
current
assets, which
at December 31,/1952,
were
$100,861,361,
amounted to $102,057,491 at Sept. 30, 1953.—V., 178, p. 571.
citrus
Corp.—Earnings—
Provision for income taxesj
$
is payable Dec. 10, 1953, and the
(The total of the dividends for the year
1953-is-thus $3.00 per share—the same rate as for the previous year.)
extra
223,673
income
and
a
outstanding
shari
aggregated
4,
$4,652,391
before
income
common
quarter
the
Corp.,
size.—V.
1953,
$5,132,131
Profit
—.
a
declared
Nov.
This
.c.
near
dehydration] unit
the
Sept. 30—
sales
foreign
-
shares
Earnings
>
f
onOct/ 26, 1953
Fla.
It was formed
Juice concentrating plant of the J. William
City, Fla.
It intends to purchase land and
expand
Capital
for
Incorporated in Florida
new
States
and
taxes
.profit
Dividends
City,
by the present management to produce
dehydrated orange Juice,
"orange crystals/' from Florida oranges, by means of a
United
Net
warrants.
now
profits
i
taxes:
227,057,447 189,632,480
__-v. 59,374,214
52,595,150
*255,000 shs.
value)—
income
Federal
for
cess
income—^
Deletion of mines
8,000 shs.
765,000 slis,
other
before
Prov.
'
value)
par
par
and
Profit
Outstanding
j
.
this, 200,000 shares of class B stock
BUSINESS—Company
and
-
'
this, 160,000 shares of class A stock are reserved for
preferred stock,
and 350,000
shares are reserved
class
to
•
8,000 shs.V
(50c
stock
to
con-
value)
stock
common
2576.
Subs.)—Earnings—
I
■■
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
vertible
treas¬
the
of
to
for
1953
:
taxes
9 Months Ended—
and
to
up
net
proceeds, $96,500 has been budgeted for
constructing and equipping the first plant; $100budgeted for working capital; and the balance is
costs
aside
Nov.
Co.—Earnings—
$1,683,452
Earnings
Net
Pre^eried stock is redeemable at $53
per
share and
accrued
dividends.
It
may
also
be redeemed
through the sinking fund at
any price
the directors may deem
proper.
Each preferred share is
redeemable into 20 shares of common
stock at
not
$0.44
profit
—V.
Sold—
share and ten common shares at
$55
The offering was
quickly completed. Further
details follow:
but
5,752,000
$0.55
Sept. 30—
Income
for
Common
'
•
..
per unit.
including,
$2,525,000
5,752,000
10
at
preferred
one
$3,170,000
5,752,005
$0.33
...
before
Provision
cumulative
City, Fla.—Stock
issue of Dec.
our
$4,780,000
:_a„
1059.
p.
sales
Profit
•
V
1,375,000
shares.
9 Months Ended
under¬
as
89,958 shares of .common stock (par
preferred share and three common shares
Crystals,
1951
$3,900,000
3,255,000
share
Pfeiffer Brewing
Underwriter
—
to
1952
$6,425,000
5,600,000
—
per
178,
1953
$10,380,000
taxes.,;
668,
p.
withdrawn
has
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
income
capital
Earnings
—V.
(&
income
for
receive
bonds.
Co.
Months Ended Sept. 30—
Profit
.
New
offering
one
'Earnings
Cloud, Alex¬
J
outstanding
share
Bayard H.
before
Nine
an
$1 >' and
(par
of
Corp.,
O'Sullivan Rubber
before
which
agreement
may
$15,500,887
—V.
178,
Corp.
.
has
petitioned for authority to
suspend
service
over its local service routes between the Twin Cities
p.Xinneapolis-St. Pauli and Fargo, N. D„ and between
the'Twin Cities
^or^s'
*"*•> Howard A. Morey, President, announced on
company
increase
to
Pursuant
Sept. 30—
announced
p.
Earned
offering by Goodbody & Co., New York, N. Y., and
Tampa, Fla., of an issue of 5,452 shares of 6% cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock
(par $50) and 54,520
shares of class A common stock
(par 50 cents) in units
in
17.
the
178,
Prov.
Securities—
'
Intends
and
&
Securities
unit.—V.
per
the
awarded
of
Taney
Net
developed by Vacu-dry Co. and to sell such
Immediately
The
Wyman
Mr.
599,532
Over Two Routes—
plication
$10,000,000.
common
$1.80
„
stockholders.
&
proposed
Orange
15)
recovery when
accumulation of ma¬
the
to
was
Profit
2,241,095
245,428
Co.—Bids
Gas
units
sufficient
corporation
Co.,
authorized to borrow $5,400,000
taxes
Period End. Sept. 30—
9,542,684
.
Class B
reconditioning of 25 Sabre' Jets
"Che first of the airplanes were' scheduled for
shipment on Dec
17
Jlrom the Sacramento Air Material
Depot.—V. 178, p. 2575,
The
Power
taxes
Sales
1.1
•
703,775
common
stock
in
Class
Contract—
for
Jets
provides
■North Central
Co.,
the
Paper
succeeds
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
171,217
.'
...
2478.
p.
ol
•
earnings for the entire
months."-
Awarded Air Force
'Air
$1,061,539
2308.
p.
affected,
officially ended Dec.
and
concentrated
company
work,
it
coming
He
borrowings
—
Roberts,
J.
12,131,487
178,
its
to
Coast
writer
might otherwise restrict smooth
This
equipment
should
in
The
which
ended.
has
It
borrowings
further
Ended
per
Election
178,
1950
29,027
,
Edison
Preferred
Operations were gradually expanded during the strike
workers returned, and a total of 189 airplanes were
delivered
strike
the
Co.,
Power
Oxford
President.
Pennsylvania RR.—New Secretary Elected—
these,
V.
1951
281,278
income—.
American
East
the
of
1954 fiscal year.
as
of
Hawaii.—V.
Authorized
Aviation, Inc.—Outlook Good—
President,
16, in
Dec.
Maine
the
SEC ^authorization
to
was
credit
a
income
shares
equal
was
Net
V
■
•
J.
first
The
to
1952
$979,342
railway
PROCEEDS—Of
Net
to
preferred dividend
outstanding, giving effect to
RR.—Earnings—
.
Oil Financing
Withdraws—
1955.
taxes
inc.
of
Maine
has received
'After
Ohio Power Co.—New Plant in
Operation—
a
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
*1953—3 Mos.—1952
revenues
before
fTov.
Pacific
railway
oper.
178,
See
for Fed; inc. taxes
Profit
Central
$5,000,000
borrowings.
profit
Number
pro¬
total
a
685,000
kilowatts.—V.
New York Water Service Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
•Operating
aircraft.
tourist service
company
will also up to 11
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 19
for
the
purchase from it of $30,000,000 first mortgage
—V.
the
program
the
from
income
for
'Earnings
yet
and facilities.
the company's capacity to produce electricity in
interconnected system will be increased from 170,000 kilo¬
central
watts
in
1—
Deficit.—V.
bids
W.
production
a
will be completed in
10
its
DC-6B
put
were
1953
With
cxpeccs to spend
Dec. 28
that
Months
Net
early 1955.
The
22.
the construction of Milliken. Statdn, the company's
postwar
•expansion of its generating facilities has been extended into 1955.
Throughout its gas and electric service areas in New York State, the
company has added more than $150,000,000 in new property during the
postwar years, of which ab.out $30,000,000 was expended in 1953.
It
this
Douglas
new
1953,
railway
railway—
income—
from
offering
company's four other steam electric
Station, near Binghamtorr; Hickling Sta¬
•capacity of 135,000 kilowatts.
Under
1954 and
subscriptions
a
jected 500,000-kilowatt Millikcn steam
north
the
1953, the company
additional
before
Common
turbo-compound Super Constellation
the
Goudey
Work
heading
on
of
and
Provision
as
company will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 13 receive bids at
the office of Commonwealth Services,
Inc., 20 Pine St., New York,
N. Y., for the purchase from it of 527,830 shares of common
stock (par
$12)
as
shall
not
be
issuable
pursuant
to
tion, East Corning; Jennison Station, Bairibrdge; and Riverside
Station,
It also is interconnected with other electric
companies.
Meanwhile, another project of the expansion program is progressing
the
office
assumed
Chisholm,
J.
to Board—
Central
directors
The
Umira.
miles
who
Hugh
pursuant
that
Nine
No,
to
gone
turbine
interconnected
15
Harris,
by
the
of
board.cf
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
and
beginning
retary
from
ry.
*
4,768,432
General
and
100,000-kilowatt
schedule.
in
Jan.
Net
2308,
generating stations:
on
flights
884,081
generating station at Dresden has
is
an
oper.
Net
7,794,126
84,575
Gross
4,128,281
little more than two years, Arnold
Manager, announced on Dec.
generator—the largest single unit
■placed in operation on the company's entire system—increases
^tatiop's production capacity to 192,000 kilowatts.
It
international
The balance
were
used
to pay off a $6,800,000 in¬
earlier borrowing in connection with the
loan
from
from
ry.
From
6,407,762
406,419
a construction
The
of
tourist
President
the
of
,
Net
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—New Unit—
JMilliken,
four
lute
Net
563,269
Corporation's
•electric
R.
Lockheed
the
Northwestern
447,762
income
p.
development
trans-Pacific
Harold
of
November—
13,863,820 151,207,000 148,391,026
10.404,121 121,183,018 118,318,328
11,285.000
960,000
11,282,000
394.665
3,740,050
3,064,578
589,000
funds
178,
usefulness
leasing arrangement with the Flying Tiger Line, Inc., North¬
a
Ohio
Net
the
estimated
become necessary before the
will be required in the early
part of 1954 prior to the time of the financings which will supply it
with
the common stock and bond components of its 1954 financing
program.—(V. 178, p. 150.
Mr.
Month—1952
384,692
from
obtained
2576.
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
11,012,885
....
west
p.
(net Cr).
cont.
further
Deliveries will be made in
delivered
■
13,374,147
rents
income
Fixed
direction
funds
Under
185,632
$7.90
rents
facil.
Other
increase
banks
Profit
350-mile-an-hour
the
$625,642
185.632
...
Joint
for
including
debtedness remaining from
purchase of Stratocruisers.
1953—9 Mos.—*1952
$1.28
$
expenses
six
of
185,632
1953
revenue
.Equipment
of
Subs.)
$237,898
2250.
p.
to
services
to
May 4,
year-end
and
Chief
Executive
Officer
on
Jan.
1,
1953, Northwest
into an agreement with 14 banks for a loan of
$21,800,000, of
$15,000,000 is "new money" and will be applied to the purchase
which
.
$3.22
Period End. Nov. 30—
•Operating
•••
(&
185,632
New York, New Haven
•Operating
Co.
$598,515
share..
177,
the
airplanes.
•)'•'.■•
'
1953—3 Mos.—*1952
lfct profit after taxes..
ramber capital shares..
•Revised.—V.
1
'
Honduras Rosario Mining
Sept. 30—
per
special
to
borrowings
of
expects
entered
2478.
Period End.
-Earnings
Under
20,888,772
&
made
were
services,
1, 1954.
April
48,218.320
York
of
capital expenditures.
at
$4,429,000
and
for
and
are
150.
p.
Braun.
$10,000,000
in
passengers.
This compared with 937,900
'
traffic volumes, Northwest in¬
passenger
1955
President
50,337,801
v.
New
number
a
all
topping
domestic
rail-
5,183,951
p.
to
"wyman,
company
bank
from
airline to the public.
Plans
3,707,993
oper.
178,
the
$
operations..—
'
•
$
154,699,444 148,406,620
9,659,607 104,361,643 100,188,300
14,843,558
9,392.876
expenses
from
rev.
way
ITet
13,100,869
revenue.
augurated
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
$
railway
Baiiway
IIR.—Earnings—
addition
$2,000,000
and
Paper Co.—Wyman Elected
elected
addition
order
,
In
basis of $100 of
The subscription price
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
volume
first
of
1954
announced
The
•
1,100,000,
the previous high.
1952,
23.
million
a
1,
the
on
organizer and Vice-President of The Development Credit Corp.
Maine, Vice-President and director of the First National Granite
Bank, Augusta, Me., and a director of the New England Council.—
V. 178, p. 2200.
19,825,371
p.
1954,
Jan.
an
Co.—Merger Authorized—
Co.
22,
the
with
due
stockholders of record
common
of
Airlines, Inc.—Record Passenger Traffic—
corporation established
27-year
The
2478.
p.
14,095,793
loans
for
Robert
In
Superior
Northwest
during
8,838,171
is
was
late
157,770,380 150,518,128
31,624,966
38,500,741
14,130,425
debentures
convertible
January
SEC—
statement
registration
a
Wa %
subscription by
business
bank
F.
been
its
railway
operations
161,917,223
31,595,674
It
.
This
Net
William
2308.
p.
Lake
See
1950
has
income
oper.
178,
for
filed
28
of
respectively.—V. 178,
Oxford
1951
1952
160,628,661
31,585,061
railway
of
outstanding
.
railway—.
Northern
1353—11 Mos.—1952
63,119,190 760,561,835 731,239,784
55,230,654 627,933,639 620,427,015
56,088,540
expenses
from
income
close
$4,400,000,
1—
from
Gross
Net
2094.
p.
$
64,926,711
revenue-"
oper.
178,
1953—Month—1P52
$
oper,
ry.
Kit.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Hallway
HaUlway
from
offered
Expenditures
178, p. 2095.
$14,809,177 $14,343,949 $15,065,464 $16,588,504
2,926,783
3.059,315
3,363,479
6,549,385
655,708
2,008,956
1,827,501
3,636,94(3
—
be
Dec.
on
$2,500,000
debentures for each 25 shares of'stock then held.
is to be 100%
of principal amount.
Blyth &, Co., Inc., is named as
the underwriter.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used to retire
the two
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
railway—,—
to
the
at
Co.—Hearing Jan. 8—
1953
from
to operate
expenses
company
covering
1964,
interim.
the
November,
and
SEC
by $62,818.—V. 178, p. 2308.
Commonwealth Edison Co. above.—V.
Net
by this company's Kinney and Watertown
opened for business in Los Angeles, Calif., in
area
that
is
growing rapidly with the expanding
an
segment in
October
revenues
Northern Pacific
been
of
the
over
November—
Co.—New Branch Opens—
Otter Tail Power Co.—Registers With
This
two-year
Northern Illinois Gas
made
pumps
have
losses
September,
See
facilities to sell and service the wide range of hydraulic
new
vacuum
divisions
Central's
North
routes exceeded
Gross
New York Air Brake
Cities on
Minn.
Falls,
Fergus
Brainerd, Beinidji and Thief River Falls,
are
Although
" "
operating revenues for the latest 12 months were
$-37,493,420 compared with $35,957,879 for the corresponding period
3ast year, an increase
of 4%.
Net income before parent company
fixed charges and provisions for Federal income taxes was $7,492,475
compared with $6,688,824 for the 12 months ended Nov. 30,
1952.
Balance to surplus on a parent company basis was $3,053,573 for the
enrrent 12 months compared with $2,463,275 for the corresponding pre¬
vious period, representing earnings of $1.42 per average common share,
cfter preferred dividends, for the current period compared with $1.18
I sr average common share outstanding for the corresponding previous
t^riodr-V. 178, p. 2575.
outstanding.
and
the 312-mile Grand Forks
Minn.
authority to operate the routes
doesn't expire until next March 27, the company requests immediate
relief, asserting it is now and will continue to suffer substantial
cents per average
increase in Federal
common share
average
per
the
Jan.
stock
ment
26,
ot
the stockholders
Benson
&
Hedges,
will vote on the proposed acquisition of
whose principal product is the Parlia-i
cigarette.
Although
not
required
to
do
so
either
by law
or
by the
charter
of
Volume 179
this
corporation? the directors have decided to feubihifc the pr<3{J<isai to
stockholders because of the size and importance of the move.
the
The
proxy statement
outlining the proposed acquisition was dis^
tributed Dec. 30 to
approximately 17,000 common stockholders of Philip
Morris.
The
stockholders
would
being requested
are
to
vote
on
which
resolution
a
become
a
Nov.
mon
subsidiary of
30,
the
there
1953,
larger
shares
433,428
were
the
At
company.
close
of Benson &
outstanding.
business
of
terms
will
office of Ridley,
Austin, Burgess & Smith, Room 2000, 11 So. La Salle Street, Chicago
3, 111., up to 11 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase from it of
$25,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series K, due Jan. 1, 1984.
See also
V. 178, p. 2309.
Hedges com¬
proposed
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Period End. Sept. 30—
Pullman Inc.
78,358,027
157,466,415
taxes
8,106,613
6,392,331
15,940,864
Gross
Gross
Prov.
Fed. inc. taxes
4,215,000
3,324,000
8,289,000
579,000
before
for
Net
profit
'Earns.
3,750,613
per
'After
$1.41
$1.13
share
com.
preferred
shares.—V.
3,068,331
dividend
5,784,649
$2.64
capital
178,
2.448,121
on
com¬
178, p. 2576.
Net
ry.
Net
from
ry.
—V.
The Bankers Trust Co., New York, N.
Y., as trustee, js making dis¬
to the holders of the company's first
mortgage 4% 30-year
sinking fund gold bonds due July 1, 1937, at the rate of $250 per each
$1,000 principal amount, pursuant to Order of the Supreme Court of
the Philippines dated Dec. 8, 1953, representing the pro rata share of
proceeds
Philippine
Dec.
Co.
The
become
bonds
void
1956.—V.
31,
the
of
sale
of
Railway
presented
The
178,
has
company
barrels
of
oil
indicated
assets,
properties
distribution
of
and
$0.89
$3.86
$3.10
Net
Common
j
will
value
no
the
at
close
forty
Dec.
30.
the
well
per
day
from
calculated
well
choke
small
a
block
another
sand
in
Eloi
Sound
Bay
where
flow
at
7,050
zone.
it
27,497,767
21,684,381
15,708,286
14,419,009
10,221,703
Net
Phillips has
synthetic
fiber,
para-xylene
178,
after
—V.
p.
177,
flowed
three
of
one
301
Parish,
announced
was
17,500,000
of
also
feet and
is
Sound,
participated
topped
No.
an
of
untested
of
the discovery of
at
its
plant
new
near
West
is
plant
adjacent
the
to
Petroleum
Cosden
of
RR.—Earnings—
Shawmut
&
November—
1950
1951
1953
1952
$206,339
$211,481
$189,318
$210,628
19,832
52,518
29,580
50,111
46,691
46,437
71,519
railway.
railway—
2,234,870
2,056,776
2,191,094
403,862
391,114
income
654,358
575,971
income
oper.
ry.
$
•
oper.
178,
:
109,291,842 113,154,504
34,100,000
2,362,182
7,478,625
Number
1,250,000
1,660,000
5,100,000
6,500,000
'Based
718,400
702,182
2,378,625
546,898
The corporation
of
its 3';v
will
be
492,355
546.898
'$1.28
S4.35
'$4.80
outstanding.—V.
now
178,
100% T
Chemical
by
Reserve Oil
Bank
Trust
&
Net
amount
and
000,
The
agreement
the
(bi
Dec.
from
1954, $2,000,000
York,
New
S
41,463,341
31,
expiration
1954,
to
these
on
tExcludes
taxes
5,166,345
completed arrangements
had
taxes.
1,373,607
5,846,121
5,171,308
2,780,128
9,117,163
8,986,863
Com. shares outstanding
2,156,242
2,159,799
2,156,242
2,159,799
Earnings per com. share
$1.45
$1.29
$4.23
$4.16
income
inc.
for
date
Dec.
31,
of
San
the
1956.
'Earns,
per
—V.
177, p.
2681.
$1,171,400
$1,372,400
$286,200
362,000
159,000
874,000
$127,200
$498,400
$416,400
154,626
154,626
to
$0.66
$2.74
stock,
Period End. Sept. 30—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
Net
$
|
1
$1,000
units
statement
5'/2%
of
with the SEC on Deq.
due 1966, and 12B common stock,
debentures
shares
100,000
class
of
one
shares
515,000
499,000
1,516,000
1,700.000
$396,000
$459,000
$1,163,000
$1,255,000
$0.20
$0.66
for
Net
inc.
profit
unit;
per
and
debentures
of
the
and
warrants
units
are
be
to
and
of preferred
unit.
for
offered
class
B
sale
taxes.
11,078,271
8,925,810
40,819,010
32,841,235
1
9,944,647
8,852.170
30,711,825
26,617,605
common
shares
9,047,957
$1.09
9,041.850
9,047,957
$3,39
9,041,850
178,
1476.
p.
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Income
Statements—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$13,080,502 $12,641,639 $49,676 217 $47,103,891
taxes
10,621,091
10,201,190
40,324,662 37,971,491
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Oper.
revenues
&
expenses
Net
'Income
Other
adjustments
income
ductions
.
$2,440,449
$9,351,555
BrlO,414
Dr75,758
—
Dr57,105
Gross
is
$2,430,035
$9,281,240
786.129
760,921
3,153,292
class
the
1
income
dividends
Preferred
Balance
On
$1,669,114
$6,127,948
$6,271,681
101,250
405,000
101,250
—
405,000
5.117,040 shs.
calendar
the
$5,866,681
—!
year
such
of
Conversely,
than
the
such
and
1951,
952.
$0.30
$0.3p
$1.11
$1.14
Plan, when net operating revenue for any
exceeds the basic return f5Vi % of the rate base), oneexcess
is transferred from income to a special reserve.
when net
basic
Scale
operating revenue
return,
reserve,
justments
$1.37
$0.36
now
Sliding
is
The
the
made up
deficiency,
for any calendar year is less
the extent of the balance
to income.
The income ad¬
to
above represent transfers made in December, 1952
respectively, in respect of those calendar years.—V. 178,
Securities Corp., Kansas City, Mo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commissioq—
The
corporation
covering
offered
to be
at
on
Dec.
23
filed
1,000 shares of class
$111
per
of
stock
ry.
transfer
and
'For
Co.,
New
the
sold
the
preferred
York, N. Y., has been appointed
stock purchase warrants and to
p.
Pratt
&
this
of
share,
letter
a
B
common
178,
p.
952.
The
liom
Net
ry.
From
of notification with the
stock (par $100) to be
without "underwriting.
used for working capital.—V.
new
J-47
jet
production orders for components
engine and for afterburners on
jet
by
Ryan,
of
with
these
components
companies.—V.
St. Louis-San Francisco
Net
for
more
178, p.
than
one
type
being
1514.
proceeds
are
Gross
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
from
income
14-
1952
1951
1950
1,237,882
1, 779,243
1,019,155
.
1,375,767
„
railway-'!— 118,£85.981 117 239,274 112,472,522
24,022,660
A
29,523,196
29 122,609
10,640,714
12,766,170
income
figures have been restated—979,390
value changed to 2,448,475 share®
1952
without par
of the par value of $40 each.—V.
178, p. 2577.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Deerfield
(formerly
3%% sinking
its
principal
amount
debentures
fund
these
of
1821.
-
Seagram & Sons, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
(Joseph E.)
all
after
and
Income
operating
excess
1953
charges—
c_
profits taxes--———
-V.
1952
$18,874,733 $20,712,27510,160,000
11,300.006
profit"——
178,
$8,714,733
$9,412,275
1881.
p.
Profit
Prov.
for
taxes
income
—1
profit
Number
1951
$27,976,854 $23,098,561 $15,150,252.
3,313,381
2,895,712
1,612,246
Fed. & state income taxes
1,915,000
1,778,000
819,000 '
before
Net
1952
1953
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Sales
$1,398,381
1,120,500
$1,25
—
capital shares
per share-
—
Earnings
178,
P.
$1,117,712
1,112,950
$1.00
$793,243
1,100,000
$0.72
572.
.
Sightmasler Corp.—Acquisition—
This
manufacturer
vision-radio
of
industry
Fuse
than
Co.
electronic
13,562,165
2309, 2200 and
1990.
15, 030,080
products and parts
the complete fuse
acquired
has
South
$750,000
of
for the telaoperation cf
in- tools,
dies,
terms
fuses.
the
of
All
equipment,
machinery,
patents and
la-'1
series of automotive, electronic, .industrial etvI *
these were
acquired by Sightmaster urn'. ;r
ventory in developing a
household
River,
of
agreement,
approved
directors
the
by
of
the
two
com¬
panies. Consideration involved was not immediately made known.
}>- .
Sightmaster will begin in January to manufacture the General Fus®
line of products at its main plant at' New Rochelle, N. Y.
,
products through manufac¬
Distribution plans call for marketing the
turer
jobbers
representatives,
and
retailers
the United StateJ.
across
25,251,093
.
fuses for industrial a.ijaggressively merchandised.,"
Mrt Kaplan stated.
"Sightmaster will be the only major manufactu
in the East supplying a regular line of small fuses lor the automo' w j, •
electronic
and
industrial trades,
and Sightmaster will be the t-uVjf.
manufacturer in the country making a special Tine of patented hidicator fuses for
home and industrial use."—V. 178, p. 1572.
"A
special
household
line
will
use
patented
of
be
indicator
developed
Simonds Saw &
9 Months Ended Sept.
and
Steel Co.
Net
Number
Earnings
'After
after
capital
per
taxes
shares
share
1951
$29,586,927 $26,129,590 $33,793,473
1,822,257
J
497,000
■—
—
1952
1953
—
profit
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
NeCteales
railwaypp.
$7.18
■
$10,180,662 $11 377.613 $10,387,716 $10,165,087
2,685,165
2,401,201
2,532.526
3, 417,041
102,673,283
oper.
178,
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
railway
oper.
$8.13
N. J., according to an, announoment made jointly on
Dec. 28 by Michael L. Kaplan. President otSightmaster, and Nelson Burt, President of General Fuse.
The
announcement
stated
that
General
Fuse had
invested mora'
Co.—Awarded New Contracts—
company
Electric
Whitney,
from
'2,448.475
$0.66
company
General
model
two
for
17,588,741
2,349,475
3 Months Ended Oct. 31—
agent
accept
which has produced thousands of units of
several
major "hot" sections of the J-47 engine.
Completely new
tooling will be required for the project, with production scheduled
through 1954 and into early 1955.
The order from Wright raises to six the types of afterburners on
which
work
is
being
performed
by
Ryan.
Besides Wright, Ryan
afterburner
customers
include
General
Electric,
Westinghouse
and
built
20,379.059
19,091,930
Packing Corp.)
Is notifying
due Jan. 1, 1962 (hat
debentures will be redeemed on
Feb.
1, 1954 through operation of the sinking fund at 101V4%
and
accrued interest.
Redemption will be made at the principal office of
the
trustee. The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York.—V. 178,
debentures,
with
engine of the Wright Aeronautical Corp., was
announced on Dec. 23 by T. Claude Ryan, President.
The GE contract, for $1,300,000, is for a new item, not previously
newest
21,661,714
1,622,217
$0.65
stock
common
of
$86,000
Net
The warrants expire Dec. 1, 1958.— V. 178,
Aeronautical
General
the
1,826,135
share—
com.
-
8
'2,448,475
comparative purposes,
holders
—V.
common
such, warrants.
to
Award
on
-
146,157,613.
1,675,384
outstdg
shares for 1)
(2V-i
for
and 761.
1880
$
1,517,842
income
oper.
shares
per
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$
12,642,730 143,234,823
2,349,475
income
Com.
837.
p.
Statement of Operations—
Month—1952
11,743,275
revenues
$0.71
178,
(N. C.)—Warrant Agent—
November—
Professional
per
by transfers
shown
1953-
V.
outstanding.
2,955,000
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Earnings—
sale
the
common
Bankers Trust
issue
exercise "of
Gross
SEC
from
B
manufactured
outstanding
'Under
half
$5,722,948
share:
com.
4,264,200 shs, out-
stdg. before June;*53
On
$1,567,864
$1,576,098
—
per
$65
at
named underwriter
_
the
Balance
is
Resort Airlines, Inc.
Ryan
Net
sale
2 839,509
$1,677,348
charges
$0.22
Seaboard Air Line RR.-
involved.
Inc.
$9,111,181
$2,463,477
income
Co.,
i
pp.
Interest
for
&
the preferred stock
stock will be
added to the general funds of the company.
To the extent that the
company
may have an excess of cash not immediately required for
making loans to customers, the excess may be used to reduce bank
borrowings temporarily.
The. company may also use the funds from
time to time for the acquisition of assets or securities of other finance
companies.—V. 173, p. 2192.
to
__
be 'Offered
proceeds
Net
35,886
5,443
to
and
$9,132,400
de¬
and
(net)
.
$2,459,411
4.066
revenues
oper.
share
1,760,000 capital shares now
on
Period End. Nov. 30—
the offering of deben¬
tures and warrants;
and the underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
amendment.
No
underwriting of
the preferred and class B
$2.94
——
$4,717,000 $14,701,000 $14,349,006
stock
59,458,840
$0.97
&
per
'Based
Profit
71.530.835
Stroud
1953—9 Mos.—1952
excess
units of one share of preferred and 10 shares of class
17,777,980
profit
treasury.—V.
taxes
1953—3 Mos.—1952
profits taxes
of
97,708,641
Net
in.
income
$1,000
2,099
21,022.918
Earnings per share
shares
Federal
Prov.
debenture and a warrant to
5V2c/o cumulative preferred
and 20,990 shares of class B common stock, $1 par, to
of
and
114,335,137
are
$2.76
arising from state tar
applicable thereto.
178, p. 55.
\
credits
$1,400,000
after
Seabrook Farms
taxes.
before
Number capital
p.
in
registration
purchase
in
par,
units
The
at
346.993,772 293,964,356
$50
a
$1,000,000
to
shares;
100
common.
8,726,577
4,363,726
$1.53
-
2,679,000
952.
for .income
Prov.
in
p.
inc.
sales
Profit
—V.
B
filed
covering
offered
be
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
'12,065,481 '
$2.21
offered
be
6,679,413
8,729,452
14,365,226
V
154,626
$1.12
share
com.
warrants
y.ear
11,020.000
858,000
755,000
—$197,500
outstdg
154.626
taxes
—-
company
1953,
24,
23,085,481
6,130,000
1
911,000
Earns,
Qo., Inc., Jenkintown, Pa. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
426,483,232
12,809,413
,
other
&
Net
1953—9 Mos.—1952
Finance
purchase
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
421,343.815
,
.
$4,719,000
sales
Net
preferred dividends.—V. 178,
Ritter
$
shares
134,774
'Earnings
$559,500
*"
.
1952
inc.-
has been changed
agreement
and
franchise
shares
Com.
INCOME
OF
taxes.
two
1953—3 Mos—1952
taxes
Fed.
profit
This
profit
$1.32
STATEMENT
Profit before inc.
This
3,126,551
for
Net
4,363,726
$0,91
Schering Corp.—Earnings—
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
before
'After
2,039,794
Prov.
4,363,726
$0.73
taxes
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
revenues
inc.
4,365,226
taxes
income
settlements
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
Provision
4,153,735
before
$5,776,607
i>
134,591,230
14,158,171
Profit
$3,997,300
1953
approximately
claim
Gross
Profit
138,631,797
14,963,284
5,970.000
$3,229,888
•
,
share
per
Payment
trustee, at
company
611.631
»«T951
$8,497,300 $11,746,607
paid
capital
'Includes
currently is utilizing $150,000 of the available credit.
the agreement made no change in the interest rate.
The rate is l'/2% greater than the prime interest rate for short-term
commercial loans or 4V2%
a
year,
whichever is greater.
There also
is a commitment fee of
>/2 of 1% a year on the average daily unused
amount of the credit.—V. 175, p. 144.
$
$
Bar
4,500,000
profit.,.
Earnings
Credit Agreement—
Gas Co.—Bank
&
^
47,952,375
the
of
Tacoma
3,570,000
!
income
for Federal
shares of
rentals, etc. '
the
1952
$6,799,888
,
i___^
sales
Number
Francisco to modify its
important points: (a) The
of the revolving credit has been raised from $400,000 to $500,-
credit
revolving
taxes
series due 1965,
Co.,
company on Dec. 28 announced it
the Crocker First National Bank of
Net
Net sales, oper,
Eisenhower,
committees
and
Years Ended August 31—
and accrued interest.—V. 178, p. 2095.
386,383
1953—9 Mos.- -1952
several
of
Association,
taxes—;
income
profit
Dividends
1513.
p.
has called for redemption on Feb. 1,
first lhortgage sinking fund bonds,
made
432,662
1953- -3 Mos.—1952
of
member of the American Judicature
a
Bar
1953
income
for
Profit before
2,623,182
492,355
SI.31
shares-
shares
on
421.075
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
firm
$
f
Net
taxes—
capital
State
Period End. Sept. 30—
law
the
9,123,182
Earnings per share
2309.
p.
in
for
member
a
,
vacancy
Tacoma, Wash,, which has acted
St. Regis in the Pacific North¬
of
counsel
is
$
1.968,400
profit
Ritter
from
Net
'
inc. &
profits
Net
From Jan. 1—
from
Eisenhower
T
filling the
director,
a
Dick.
partner
Duncan,
as
before
Prov.
2,341,289
railway
railway
senior
&
years
K.
Common shares outstanding.
Earnings per common share——
40,282
from
from
of
COMPARATIVE
32,198,000
taxes_
inc.
Modification
Pittsburg
5,170,714
$2.36
..
William
of
the
Provision
1953—9 Mos—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
_
excess
.
Properties
$1.55
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Motors, Inc.—Earnings—
for Federal
Prov.
Co.'s
Southwestern Development Co.'s
Subsidiaries—See Southwestern Development Co. below.
Utility
is
Ramsdell
M'r.
Profit
5,041,774
$1.31
5,054,299
$1.01
share
This
2309
p.
5,170,714
$1.82
47.
Profit before
four
in
5,314,738
,
Schenley Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
* 6,827,794
and
Spring
death
Eisenhower
number
a
west,
Republic Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Big
12,796,676.
requirements.
American Bar Association, and is
1952
1,953
5,325,769
outstanding
commoi>
sales
gas
northwest
8,555,863
share—
dividend
Washington State
Association.—V. 178, p. 1375.
I
:
$
Net
on
I, State Lease
miles
14
in
feet
cubic
the
by
Society,
30—
Period End. Sept. 30—
with
Net
Sept!
taxes
shares
per
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—To Be Organized to Acquire
ry.
23,488,722
12,002,160
,
Big Spring which is supplying charge stock to the plant.
near
Net
for
,$109,503,409 $114,334,335
profit
Earnings
it was announced on Dec. 30.
Net
Mr.
118,534,625 108,141,746
fields.
new
The
28,210,827
$
146,078.366
Edgar N. Eisenhower has been elected
created
1,260,430
1,125,081
1951
$
135,851,225
outstanding—
common
preferred
Hunter,
2309.
the
The Phillips Chemical Co., a Wholly-owned subsidiary, recently began
production of para-xylene, an important material in the manufacture
refinery
120,212,310
6 Months Ended
Chemical Unit Producing Para-Xylene—
Texas,
122,652,097
un-
business
Bernard
St.
The discovery well,
Chandeleur
of
1,707,648
of
of
which
from
in
Orleans,
acre
New
open
the completion
above
producing
of
discovery
a
8,700
an
southeast
a
1,377,373
$11,372,547 $10,852,774
2,489,025
2,389,249
Net
through
on
income—,
railway
income,—
addition! to this oil flow from Miocene Sand at 5,856 feet,
had
2220
Breton
zones
miles
In
3,375,253
1952
'
148,548,731
10,149,983
New Director Elected—
1950
1951
1952
$12,024,426
all
and
1953
2,314,535
Common
business
ajnd
terminate
shares
'Earnings per
'After
$10,824,188
«
1953
profit after taxes
Co.—Earnings—
p.
1,219,494332,524
sales
952.
p.
completed
day
per
pay
La;,
—V.
Net
$1.25
oper.
178,
Reo
Gross
2,192,000
Sales
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Discovery Well—
Gross
2,192,000
..
railway
1,469,442
330,306
Remington Rand, Inc.—Earnings—
tribution
—V.
2,192,000
railway—__
railway
from
675,183
i
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,998,170
419,043
191,684
$
6,802,190
1374.
oper.
3,894,060
Sept. 30—
8,456,273
,
from
4,445,333
1,517,964
1,943,808
November—
Ti'om
81,751
5,008,323
St. Regis Paper Co.—Earnings—
12,045,000
16,012,000
38,908
2577.
2,192,000
shares,
share
Reading
Net
a
3,111,178
172,191
33,360
4,737,957
2,74i;275
■
p.
$2.11
requirements and based
Philippine Ry. Co.—Distribution to Bondholders—
sand
7.506,275
4,765,000
129,792
income—
oper.
178, p.
$418,512
-
1^-
from
ry.
75.393,594 290,678,350 240,219,040
5,054.986
24,468.273
18,847,190
95,684,013
—
$421,168
11,260
railway
from railway
—V.
J'
1950
$409,067
income—
Net
$
$
1951
$341,553
77,080
railway
oper,
Net
$
taxes
profit
Gross
7,072,864
ry.
1952
1953
.
Fron^Jan.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes—_
inc.
inc.
per
Net
Net
from
Net
9
Frgncisco. & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
railway-,—-
9 Months Ended
6,267,000
141,000
for
from
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
Prov.
12.051,649
inc.
Louis-San
November—
.
157,013,219
before
Excess
of
the
at
company
$
—V.
80,109,135
profits taxes——
Profit
No.
the
by
Period End. Sept. 30—
Earnings
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$
on
received
Gross
Number
EARNINGS
OF
-1952
1953—3 Mos,
sales
the
be
,
the
of
acquisition were negotiated with repre¬
sentatives of Benson & Hedges and Tobacco and Allied Stocks, Inc.,
the majority stockholder of Bensqn & Hedges.
mon
St.
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Bids Jan. 12—
Bids
Profit
The
Net
(9)
authorize
Philip Morris to acquire a minimum of 355,460 shares
of Benson & Hedges common stock on the basis of a
share-for-share
exchange of Philip Morris common stock, Benson & Hedges would then
on
I
Number 5287 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
$3,66
giving effect to $270,000 carry-back tax
'1,806,368
.
497,000
$3.63
3.053,1 '3
497.(H.I
$6.-5
credit.—V. 173, p. 954,.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
Sioux Oil
Spokane International RR.—To Offer Stock—
Co.—Expansion—
'■
Harshfield, President, on Dec. 30
F.
Sioux Oil Co. is
1954, wnen
the
at
handle
to
crude
the
Mr.
with
bay
Petroleum
Corp.
Vice-President of Sioux Oil
formerly
elected
tinuation
at
a
of
management
affairs.—V.
company's
the
Co.
176,
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
Jan.
general
of company's studio.—V.
remodeling
including
purposes,
for
used
be
ry.
—V.
railroad
AND
FIRST
$179,939
84,473
66,117
47,567
38,951
26,619
24,930
3,149,238
r 1,300,788
2,695,441
2,416,731
900,182
727,797
.2,138,272
755,131
612,483
461,817
292,690
399,475
'
-
33,461
1—
Commission
Power
has- been
18
income—
oper.
Laboratories,
in
Point,
Glebe
thetics.
firm
The
Previous,
Inc.,
Australia
in
Sydney,
is
Mr.
subsidiary,
a
first
the
The
the
located
&
noted,
include
in
Australia received
the
Division.
Co:
Novocain,
N.
South Porto Rico Sugar Co.
(&
Profit
molasses produced
4,681,840
1,991,287
$2,690,553
$6,236,898
,
Excess
profit
dividends
paid
400,000
Common
dividends
paid
Common
shares
2,982,936f
745,734
Preferred
"Earnings
"After
outstanding
share
common
per
preferred
178,
Southern California
plant
Edison
Principal
and
steam
—V.
to
the
expansion
the
The
profit
See
.
Edison
estimated
The
in
$73,000,000,
at
ac¬
Life Insurance
will
1954
include
Oil
before
Provision
in
Net
as of Dec. 31,
1945.
Gross plant additions for the nine years,
through 1954, will amount to approximately $560,000,000 which
is 1507c greater than the company's existing plant at the-end of 1945.
above.—V.
be
for
necessary
from
not
the
sale
of
known.—V.
now
178, p.
173,
1993.
p.
Southern
$83,669,221
11,500,381
$78,046,162
12,100,164
Cr500,000
-
income
200,000
.
taxes
$11,900,164
1,269,042
423,014
423,014
shares—
2,000
$28.37
shares
in
treasury,—V,
178,
$28.13
Net
From
plans
company
due Feb.
investments
Georgia
in
1,
its
Power Co.—V.
banks
to 49
1956,
of
two
sell
to
and
the
use
subsidiaries,
178,
proceeds
the
Alabama
Power
Co.
and
Period
1953
from
Net
Net
ry
railway
railway
from
1950
&
$40,146,200 $42,979,787 $46,917,648 $40»949,129
7,441,990
10,401,920
14,218,186
11,504,771
3,301,793
4,236,012
5,796,220
5,061,683
Income
oper.
1951
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
income
oper.
178,
127.769,786
109,714,251
39,257,461
inc.
some
The well
over
M.
8,000
Artall
in
No.
the
drilling will
discovery and
of
this
178,. p.
in
field
St,
Landry
be
to
necessary
the
on
Krotz
of
extent
blogk; of
a
Springs
consolidation
this
the
announced
properties
and
company
Under
28
the
of
the
proposal,
evaluate
the
oil
fully
the
in
reserves
$1.99
significance
the
the
Net
field.—
and
operations
of
the
4%
for
Amarillo
Gas,
Gas
Co.,
the
Oil,
which
issuance
178,
whose
be
a
Southwestern
is
to
receive
amount
tially
53'!c
the
oi
therefor
the
in
the
of
for
of
its
capital
which
par
of
stock
over
certificate of
have
that
be
it
to
Pioneer
capital
each
dissolved;
in
and
Its
Southwestern,
Pioneer.
Sinclair
Oil
o'wns
which
stock,
in. exchange
stock,
share
of
two
has
that
consummated,
ceased
to
be
a
the
the
of
a
pro
Corp.,
a
"Based
Southwestern,
various
stock
Commission
upon
the
Net
loss
"After
The
transactions
Commission
issue
an
holding company.—V.
177,
above
order
p.
after
tax
$29,234,422
V. 178, p. 2577.
$32,843,368
"404,549
of
$5,060
\
1953—3 Mos.—1952
N.
$668,917
for
19,369
profit
J.,
The
Iron
$0.14
$0.66
$0.68
N.
1,143,545
by
1
5,000
Light
South
MCF;
Co.,
Division
Works,
2,000
Gas
Jersey
MCF.
wholly-owned subsidiary, Texas EasternCorp., plans to construct and complete, in
of
1954
approximately
the
parent
J.
That
a
new
$31,000,000,
company's compressor station No. 26
application calls for construction of
station
compressor
by, Texas Eastern Transmission
the
construction
moreover,
deliver.es
Inc.,
of
well
may
the
on
24-inch
line
near
one
the
near
Corporation.
additional
afford
substantially
these
to
stations,
compressor
24-incb
the
opportunity later on for increasing
rapidly
expanding
markets,"
Mr.
an
said.
from
ties
of
Co;
and
82,000
the
to
Ohio
MCF
deliver
these
to
MCF
deliverable
gas
to
110,852
on
Fuel
these
Co.
178,
and
to the
in
MCF.
companies
MCF
day
any
Gas
100,000
cases.—V.
Texas
Texas
on
for
Eastern's
annual
an
increasing the
quanti¬
Manufacturers Light &
Rate Zone D
Heat
from
Eastern's
total
basis
is
obligation
to
increased
in
not
2354.
p.
sale
Gas
Transmission
corporation
has
refunded
has
advised
total
a
customers
of
Federal
approximately
to
pursuant
Corp.—Completes
the
the
Power
$875,780
settlement
of
a
Refund—
that
Commission
about
to
rate
whole¬
35
approved
case
by the FPC last August.
The
the
settlement
based
period
required
Texas
natural
on
the
to
refunds
make
increased
proposed
The
35
customers
sharing
Illinois,
Indiana,
Mississippi. The refund
year.—V.
178,
the
in
Arkansas,
and
Gas
to
its
sold between Jan. 8 and Sept.
gas
previously
rates
utility
1953,
1,
in
were
effeek
bond.
The
SEC
$875,780
Kentucky,
includes
refund
Ohio,
interest
markets in
serve
Louisiana,
Tennessee,
at
the
rate
6'/i
of
pe*
1881,
p.
corporation
covering
stock
to
be
Dec.
on
300,000
offered
filed
21
shares
at
be
to
are
of
($1
par
used
to
letter
a
5%'
per
of
notification
cumulative
share),
purchase
with
convertible
without
the
preferred
underwriting. The
equipment
and
for
drilling
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results from Operation—
1953
1952
combined
on
as
class
calculated
$239,671
1953—Month—1952
$6,818,700
741,000
10,000
4,674,421
$229,671
and
1953—11 Mos.—1952
$7,270,394 $79,698,063 $75,921,373
4,540,305
54,464,230
51,954,108
694,302
907,502
9,531,331
9,066,886
1,293,341
1,822,587
15,702,502
14,900,379
dr.)
326,539
313,437
3,934,403
2,915,363
dr.)
5,391
18,208
203,016
254,536
oper. income—
$961,411
$1,490,942 $11,565,083
156,809
1,309,295
$11,730,480
$1,647,751
$13,186,121
rentals
(net
$2,901,537
$0.76
the
4,831,057
$7,575,958
taxes
A
by
End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway tax accruals
Jt. facil. rentals (net
1951
$1,662,425
inc.
Period
Equip,
share
common
assets
was
to
Dec,
on
the
Net ry.
$0.15
income
Total
$2.50
113,423
income
$1,074,834
—
$12,874,378
1,455,647
Misc.
B
common
shares,
company.—V,
178,
p.
after preferred
1822, ■
deductions
8,171
5,108
90,285
85,400
Fixed
charges
257,120
269,394
2,897,404
42,966,900
Steel
Co.
(N. J.) —Sale Ap¬
income
$809,543
$1,373,249
V.
22
approve
the
sale
of
the
all
$9,886,689 $10,133,827
2202.
178, p.
of
refused
two
The
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co. of
Steel
Dec.
on
Delaware1,
declaring
the
new
The
in
The
on
640.
V.
178,
their
this
p.
484.
Trenton,
and
denied
Tilo Roofing Co., Inc.
of
name
Twisco
approved
action
the
up
Taylor-Wharton
the
Corp.
40 Weeks Ended—
Net
Net
after
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Oct. 10, '53
>
-
sales
by
by - stockholders
last
the U. S. Treasury on
application
to
Sep¬
tax
Common
shares
denied,,, the
whole
again, resulting in the
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
a
was
stockholders
taxes
177,
»___.
$8,701,823
$7,941,163
share
462,126
$0.67
:
109,481
462,126
outstanding
common
Oct. 3, '52
307,722
—
$0.24
2294.
(
&
Steel
share
per
Twisco
Co.
by
Corp.,
payable
of
Twisco
a
and
in
(New
transfer
a
Jersey)
of
$2,000,000
instalments
Corp.,
the
5%>
over
new
will
be
$4,000,000
note
five
paid
in
of
cash
the
to
Taylor-
who
do
not
Realty & Construction Co., Inc.
before
Provision
income
for
Subs.)—
$2,887,765
$2,421,354
1953
taxes
income
payment of the $2,000,000 note will be permitted
stock at a price of not more tnap $50 per share.
propose
to
appropriate
$500,000
to
pay
off
the
stock
offer.
(Ala.),
Net
profit
Common
"Earnings
company
Easton
(Pa.)
has
plants
and
High
in
Cincinnati
Bridge
(N.
(Ohio),
J.).—V. 174,
♦After
taxes—
shares
per
720,000
$2,087,765
$1,701,354
400,000
400,000
$4.87
$3.90
1
outstanding
common
share
dividends.—V.
(Continued
1952
800,000
'
preferred
,
(&
Years Ended September 30—
Profit
years.
company,
Tisliman
full
Taylor-Wharton
■Birmingham
p.
for
directors
tendered
699,999
immediately
at
transaction
_T
put
Irpn
$60
(Delaware),
wait-
.turn
Twisco
of
stockholders
to
to
has borrowed SlfOOO.OOO from Chase National Bank
City of New York under a loan commitment dated March 13, 1953,
increasing the amount outstanding to more "than $6,000,000.—
22.
company,
Wharton
I
a
delay.
change the
of
States Natural Gas Co.—Bank Loan—
company
thus
for
was
When
be
scheduled
Jersey,
favorable
on
to
Taylor-Wharton
equivalent
the
to
New
originally
application.
vote
2460.
voted
of
contingent
had
halt
stockholders
Co.,
transfer
transaction
referred
to
meeting also
&
Three
company's
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
to
made
refund
a
subsidiaries.—
&
Co.,
Elizabethtown
MCF;
Gas
Electric
Storage Field and other necessary installations and measuring
on
the system, all of which will be leased to, and operated
stations
"By
Inc.,
Power
22,000
to the
Public
follow:
pipeline system at a total
including 265 miles of
extending from the Oakford Storage Field in western
to
line,
Co.,
by Texas
delivered
as
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Ry. operating income
$921,425
had
The
reserved
$89,039,975 $93,930,477
storage
from
the
in the fall
at
horsepower
Oakford
Gas
MCF;
Improvement,
Delaware
pipeline
Pennsylvania
1,012,984
taxes
state
tember,
to
earned
Union
7,000
the service,
Lambertville,
$686,736
1,012,984
Sept. 30—
and
per
sale
requests
$7.50
1953—9 Mos.—1952
withdrawn
be
Transcontinental,
Co.,
for operation
1953—9 Mos.—1952
•
$145,952
1,012,984
wholly-owned subsidiary of Harrisburg Steel Corp.
of
the
sale
was
given by the stockholders
after the New
Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division
wish
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
provision
temporary debentures of that
York, 140 Broadway, New York,
Approval
rata
■.
will
gas
Texas-Louisiana Oil Development Corp., Austin, Tex.
$0.12
income
stockholders
physical
par¬
of
to
Gas
MCF;
perform
Net
following
filing
Transcontinental >undei
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—'
$126,451
Taylor-Wharton Iron &
surrender
Pioneer
that
Brooklyn
Gas
United
1,500
3,300
reserves.
companies will purchase
by
proved—Name Changed—
approximately
of
MCF;
estimated
are
for
New
profit
The
Spiegel, Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
1978,
1,012,984
'
share
Fed.
dividends,
Amarillo
.
Net
for
"Earnings
stockholders
their
for
shares
will
be
dissolved..
The
Southwestern's request that,
notification
been
1,
a
and
company,
Southwestern
for
Feb.
391.
before
Prov.
Natural
into
merged
them
supplies"or
gas
.
time
delivered
^proceeds
taxes..
9 Months Ended
stock of
Southwestern, will receive in exchange
percentage of the common stock of Pioneer.
Under
Southwestern will transfer to the holders of the
727,757
$5
of
due
Talon, Inc.—Earnings—
Pioneer,
shares
of
holding
changed
will
Southwestern
jurisdiction
to
their
stock
debentures
-
exchange
Co.
shares.
178,
Prolit
common
cancellation
par
of
common
in
Trust
after
p.
like
a
proposal,
shares
place
of
liquidated
registered
exempt
be
properties
subsidiary
be
will
name
fund
1822.
p.
capital
per
,
and
dissolution of Southwestern.
operating public-utility company and a
will
replace
Southwestern
and
its
six
non-utility
will
sinking
Guaranty
—V.
authorizing
subsidiaries
to
companies with maximum
Electric & Gas Co., 66,000
The
Other
order
an
contracted
will permit greate*
Storage pool and
Oakford
the
Eastern's'
Texas
on
contract.
agreements
858.
p.
profit
Net
of
issuance
these
interest in
agreements, and the customer companies will make
available for summer delivery into storage by Texas Eastern.
Eastern,
$1,827,105
$2.50
Period End. Sept. 30—
non-utility
company
wholly-owned subsidiary companies, namely, Amarillo Gas Co
Amarillo
Co., Clayton Gas Co., Dalhart Gas Co., Red River Gas Co. and
West Texas Gas Co.
The System's utility
properties will be merged
will
$2,272,364
$0.69
at
that
its
of
already
winter
30,000
in the
and re¬
gas
day
summer
New
Texas Eastern-Transcontinental
service
gas
the
the
expenses.
liquidation
single
a
single
and
$632,000
$0.85
Oil
into
3,002,000
113,400
Dissolve—
and
Dec.
on
4,877,000
860,045
Number
Liquidate
existing
that
the
per
gas
Symington-Gould Corp.—Earnings—
2479.
SEC
1,107,000
113,447
covering
acreage
(par $5) was made on Dec. 28 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
at $38.50 per share with a dealer's discount of
$1 per
share.
It was completed.
To
1,690,000
860,072
Y.—V.
of
during
pointed out that under this plan customer
customers
taxes
37,819
area.
Southwestern Development Co.—Secondary
Offering—
secondary offering of 3,400 shares of common stock
The
$14,539,385 $12,723,299 $42,977,983 $37,158,894
2,461,947
1,739,000
7,149,364
4,829,105
860,045
Earnings
A
1953—9 Mos.—1952
37,815
N.
delivering
MCF
covering
the
in
emphasized
demands
new
no
Texas
860,072
available
Oil Field—
oil
new
a
is located
1
northwest
Further
V.
of
the
as
Hargrove
gas
it
inc.
$771,947
shares
1*8,
133,500
$2.05
outsidg.
—V.
miles northwest of Baton Rouge.
35
J.
acres
discovery
He
2134.
Co.—Earnings—
profit
issue
Parish, La.,
280,552
"$2.66
p.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Definitive Debs.—
reports
terms
companies
by Texas Eastern
summer
43,991,271
Southern Production Co., Inc.—New
company
294,580
177,
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes
profits
Definitive
The
$0.42
$576,139
Earnings per com. share
116,-85,006
52,990,742
Paper
Federal
excess
Net
2577,
p.
1,322,139
746,000
$816,315
280,552
"$0.80
requirements.—V.
Preferred dividends paid
505,094,215 506,265,507 472,983,282 430,414,458
118,838,585
44,899,494
$118,984
294,580
dividend
—
for
Common
from
tical
under
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,183,000
End. Sept. 30—
before
Prov.
1952
Cr21,000
share.
com.
sales
Profit
Co.—Earnings—
November—
1,999,315
53,000
outstdg
Sutherland
2134.
p.
of
months.
a 20-year period with seven
York, New Jerseyr and Phila¬
providing for redelivery to such companies under iden¬
delphia areas,
This
additional
make
to
97,984
preferred
promis¬
Net
Southern Pacific
Gross
shares
per
Transcontinental,
rate
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$4,966,232 $27,266,180 $20,001,895
307,790
$254,790
the
The
applications by Texas
Eastern
Transmission
Corp.
and the
Penn-Jersey subsidiary provide also for increasing peak day sales to
Philadelphia Gas Works, Division of The United Gas Improvement,
taxes.
income
corpora¬
with
Hargrove
taxes
profit
Earns,
Banks—
$15,000,000 of 372%
inc.
this
applications
245.
p,
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$7,690,357
—
for
for
year
maximum
customer
59,200
1881.
Borrow
its
of
24-inch
1952
share—
per
"Alter
notes
sory
Co.—To
per
a
redelivery from Transcontinental
Penn-Jersey Transmission
423,014
capital
before
Prov.
filed
for
Transcontinental has agreements
To
1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
Profit
that
Com.
The
at
cost
taxes——
Federal
Net
coincident with its
it probably will
the company to obtain approximately
$50,000,000
additional securities in 1954, the type of which is
said
gas
winter
ceiving
Co.,
Superior Steel Corp.—Earnings—
financing
Mullendore
subsidiary have
Commission
Project—
that
announced
$2.15
$12,000,381
"Excludes
1946
Mr.
wholly-owned
Power
Dec. 28
on
MCF;
plant
considerable
Hargrove, President,
a
until
1956,
1,
Dec.
Service
Dividends paid
$146,000,000
two-year
construction
program
for
equi/alent- to approximately 38%
of the existing Edison
from
day
per
$1.99
profit
"Number
feet
2479.
p.
2,104,391
Co.—Earnings—
income
for
Earnings
cubic
178,
2,104,391
new
and
The company has done
construction program, and
24,375,000
and then
daily volumes
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Continental Fidelity Investment Co.
Profit
1953.
system
to transport for Equitable up to 9,750,000
day from Dec. 1, 1954, until Dec. 1, 1955; up to
feet
daily lrom Dec. 1,
1955, until Dec.
1, 1956;
per
cubic
Consolidated
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Sales
approxi¬
spent
proposing
gas
time
will
company
*
-
•
is
customer
—
;
.
of
2,104,391
858.
p.
Superior
to
1953,
through
1946
years,
amounted
has
miles
$4,522,075
;
con¬
the
2,104,391
-
authorized
its
all
of
amended application is esti¬
This would cover the construction
in
$4,187,204
paid
178,
proposed
approval of a project Involving a "gas
storage service" for Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
•
.
Under the .plan Texas Eastern
will store 12 billion cubic feet ol
of
company's
is
740,000
$7.83
lines.
1953-54
3,781,805
..
capital shares
Earnings per share
hydro generation; distribution lines; structures
transmission and distribution substations and trans¬
equipment;
mission
in
plant
lor
additions
ior
taxes.—.—-2,479,000
!
income
taxes
Sunland
which
program,
eight
be continued in 1954 with expenditures
cording to W. C. Mullendore, President.
facilities
9,043,880
Co.—Continues Expansion
construction
approximately $490,000,000
mately $73,000,000
$19,746,078
6,666,204
,
,
Number
I
company's
$16,836,420
___
taxes
Federal
lor
Dividends
'
2096.
p.
H.
make
'1952
day
units
tp
and
use
.."."1953
for Equitable. Under
however, Tennessee
sales capacity which
gas
application,
design
completion
upon
facilities
1974.—V.
Federal
In
400,000
5,220,138
745,734
$3.07,
.
dividends.—V,
'
The
J,
______
income
profits
Net
Net
Sept. 30—
.
4,670,881
——
before
Provision
10,907,779
and foreign Income taxes
for. Federal
Ended
earnings
Profit
.
$28,089,239 $37,074,099
~.--t
taxes
income
before
Provision
Months
Subs.)—Earnings—
the
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—New
R.
tion
Mr.
Gross
Sugar and
Novocain
Ravocaine, a quick-acting, deep, local dental anesthetic of
comparatively short duration introduced in the United States this
year, is now being clinically tested in Australia.—V. 178, p. 1881.
'Nine
1952
1953
other Cook-Waite
solutions.
Subs.)—Earnings-
Years Ended Sept. 30—
1,
natural
Sterling's
at the
by
occupied
anesthetics .produced
and
C.
Cook-Waite's
by
original
feet of
up
.
-
building
Dental
P.
50
In
and
begun manufac¬
a
newly-opened
at
amended
Unallocated
approximately $1,575,000.
19,500,000
was
announced by E. L. Hoskins,
world's largest producer of dental anes¬
Stone & Webster, Inc.-(&
•i
at
about
cubic
it
Hoskins
is
Stearns
plant
new
hearing previously scheduled to open
plant
new
Frederick
has
time
the
increase the
daily design
about 24,400,000 cubic feet
to
system
transport
:
Tennessee
for
proposed
it to
the
available
the
of
Dec.
operations
President.
until March 29 in the
postponed
have
in
of
$9,314,000.
176, p. 2577.
turing
proceedings on the
application of this company, proposing the construction of a natural
gas
transmission system to serve markets in lieorgia and Florida.
The postponement, was requested by tne company.—V. 178, p. 2096.
Jan.
will
.
railway
railway
forth
part
compressor
$227,697
had
to enable
Co.
Gas
10-inch miscellaneous gas supply lateral line in
application, Tennessee also proposed to build new
totaling
approximately
28,000
horsepower
to
be
installed in
existing stations along the route of its main pipeline
system.
The
project as originally proposed was estimated to cost
-
$224,644
$212,439
80,171
set
utilize
Cost
of
1950
1951
products through importation from England.
Federal
it
MONTHS
11
1952
with its proposal
Equitable
originally
with the Federal
to transport natural
application
amended
an
connection,
fo
struction.
progress
Sterling Drug Inc.—Unit Opens New Plant—
•
The
its
the
would be the best In the railroad's
NOVEMBER
income
Cook-Waite
Georgia Natural Gas Co.—Hearing Postponed—
South
continues
that
1953
year
filed
in
account
day
per
plan
on
1881.
p.
FOR
railway
from
Net
Of¬
corporate
178,
stated
the
from
plant
will
for
1953
oper.
From
suoscription agreements for 2,000 shares of
at par ($50 per share).
They were sold
without the benefit of a selling group.
proceeds
gas
would
be
,
further
railway.—
Net
stock
net
of
Texas.
Dec. 3 offered
PROCEEDS—The
will
stock
the
of
the
delivery capacity of its pipeline
mated
Net
common
tne
results
EARNINGS
Gross
Skyway Broadcasting Co., Asheville, N. C.—Stock
fered — McCarley & Co., Inc., of Asheville, N. C.,
for
Tennessee
,<
record on Dec. 31,
applied toward the con¬
line's improvement and modernization program.
sale
company' has
Power Commission
gas
the
the
November—
603.
p.
This
.
history.-
Denver,
Colo.,
has been
to assist in the general
oi
of
that
and
share for each six shares owned of
one
Rummel
Mr,
■f
Co.,
major
serves.
basis of
IS*
•Proceeds"from
with the added refining capacity, has now become
source
of reiined oil products in the area in which it
Harshfield said.
He also announced that Virgil M. Yost,
Oil
the
now been in¬
z.oOO oarrels
has
uay;
per
Newcastle; 500 barrels at the Chadron, Neb.
capacity of the new acquisition, Mr.
with the long term crude oil purchase
which he holds, there will be no problem as to the supply
oib4cr process in the various plants now within Sioux's lold.
contracts
Sioux
oil
cruae
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—New Construction—
Rummel,
Rummel stated that, subject to the approval of the Commission,
offering price will be $15 per share and the offering will be made
Mr.
a
2,000 barrels rated
said. He added that
Harshfield
oi
of
capacity
refining
barrels
5,000
plant
present
and
piant
Sioux's
acquisition,
this
With
creased
C.
is
the relinery.
jo commence its operation of
F.
President, on Dec. 29 announced that the company
filing an application with the Interstate Commerce Commission for
permission to offer 28,464 additional shares of stock to its stockholders.
announced that this company
has
required
the
Cooperative Relinery
Association's reiineiy
at-;
•Newcastle, Wyo.
The purchase price was not disclosed, but the sale
included all the property at
the Newcastle reiinery, including plant,
machinery, equipment, inventory and supplies on hand as ol Feb. 1>
C.
Monday, January 4, 1954
...
177,
on
p.
1094.
page
43)
\
Number 5287
Volume 179
...
(11)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Low ex t
Highest
64% Jan
6
89% Sep 22
10
99
Jan 24
125
Jun
47% Jan
112
25
2
5% Nov
6
24% Nov
26
30% Jan
24
"30% Sep
16
35% Jan
30
isa% Sep
42% Jan
5
23% Dec
29
Jan
4%
Laboratories
i
100
1
ABC
6
Acme
35% Jan
2
Adams
22
22% Oct
8
29% Jan
Oct
15
114% Jan
5
Aug 28
20
27 Vs
27 %
23%
23%
23%
24
Corp__10
*53%
54%
54%
58
57
57
57
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
2
19%
Corn
—
Gas
„
Equipment com
preferred
18 % Oct
29
Jan
4
11
3% Apr
14
1
Sep
15
21 % Dec
31
Aldens
May
9
23
70
Aug 10
Feb
27
5% Dec
3
-
Sep
Mar 11
74
4%%
5% Mar 25
14
Inc
preferred
Corp
common
31% Oct
130
9
81
Aug 24
15
39
Jan
6
1
104
Feb
4
14.375 cum preferred
18
98
46% Jan
16
21
91
98
Nov
10
110
Jan
17
85
Jan
87% Sep
$4
preferred A
preferred
8
Allen
Industries
78% Aug 11
Allied
Chemical
21% Jan
Aug 28
17
Dec
29
22
Mar
Allied
Kid
24% Oct 28
33
Jan
8
36
Apr
90
Jan
8
94
i Nov
4
s
*
Allis-Chahners
"
40% Dec
July 17
17
"88% Sep 21
15
Oct
1
95
May
v
87 r
Sep 22
.
25
61% Dec 23
17
23
40
Dec
;
14
59% Jan
2
Oct
8
118% Jan
Oct" 16
14
3%%
52% May 25
54%
10
21
54% Jan
20
Aluminium
1% Dec
29
3% Mar 24
35
Jan
2
30% Dec
24
36% Mar 24
18% Jan
11
16 % Jun
29
19% Mar 18
141% Jan
9
Apr
9
148% Oct
14
3% Jan
X235
3
.
189% Jan
2
55% Nov,
2
30
75% Jan
6
2
7 11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
Jan
2
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
15
29% July
93% Aug 20
50
25
61% Feb
19
18
15% Aug
7
53% Aug
7
Dec
19
36% Oct
30
Oct
17
102
6
29
Nov
2
Feb
26
21
40% Jan
27
91
Apr 22
17
103% Feb
20
Sep
47
12% Sep
11
Feb
11
15
4% Dec
6
29
Jan
3% Sep
7
•
15% Mar 20
6% M«y
15
28% May 16
36% Dec
12
31% Feb
5
45 % Nov
12
40 % Apr
42% Jun
27
30% Sep
14
Oct
31
5%
1
Nov
27
37%
37%
37
Inc
49% May 25
in
7%
Can
Co
7%
26
72
Dec
29
85 VB Mar 18
32% Feb
50% Jun
8
26
Sep
14
34 % Jan
26
American
Chain
&
6
44% Apr
51
18
American
Chicle
23% Dec
17
American
21
Sep
3
25 % May
27
American
Crystal
90
May
6
96% Mar
4
9
5574 Jan
10
Feb
lo
Jan
55
Gas
Jan
9
67
Aug
3
American
Hawaiian
5% Mar 25
American
48
11
5% Jan
45% Jan
Export
&
3% Oct
21
2% Dec
29
30% Sep
3
45
14
26 % Dec
24
39% May 27
*35% Oct
8
39% July 23
36% Jun
15
48
5% Apr
9
6% Jan
23
8
Aug
Dec
8
19
Feb
14
96
20% Feb
26
23% Jun
30
19% Jan
4
Dec
86
3
73
25
Jan
y* Dec 29
874 Dec
31
Nov
2274 Jan
21% Sep
15
16
Jun
25
104% Dec
16% Sep
99
15
25% Mar 18
4
6%
12% Dec
23
1874 Mar 26
9
83% Dec
31
100% Mar 17
Tfy
2
19 Va
18
24% Mar 16
Amer
78% Feb
11
84
13% Apr
24
Apr 24
18% Dec 31
*22% May 16
30% July 23
97
Jan
3
13
Jan
2
7
29
Dec
Oct
19
31
31% July 30
Sep
86 % Dec
No par
Co
1
50
1
No par
American
2
1
Co
49% Dec
3
41% Dec
15
65% Jan
30
American
Jan
29
25% Sep
14
44
165% Sep
2
Jun
25
Feb
11
54% May 19
3
129% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
111 % Dec
13
9% Dec
15
7
57
Sep
11
94% Dec
59
Sep
11
Dec
17
38
Oct
40% May
24
15
2
May 12
13
11% Sep
14
21% Jan
5
Jan
30
68
Sep
21
97
Jan
6
55% Jan 24
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
26
43% Sep
15
57
Jan
30
48% Dec
31
31% Jan
2
25% Aug 27
25
94
Jun
Nov 25
Jan
15
15
53% Jan
10
32
1
50% Dec
19
40% Sep
15
11% Nov 21
24% Jan
24
Dec
29
6% Jan
3
38% May
44
43%
43%
28%
28%
27%
28%
100
145
145%
144%
7%
4% May
48% Dec
For
5
10
60
July
7
footnotes see page 22.
preferred
37%
*37%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
118%
118%
*117%
26%
27
26%
Co
common
6%
American
7%
7%
Tel
&
8
Tobacco
119
26%
26%
26%
26%
Corp
44%
44%
44%
44 %
44%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
121%
122 %
121%
122%
121%
121%
common
13%
100
29
100
com
preferred
Woolen
44%
50 %
155%
59%
129
36%
113
13%
14
156%
155%
60%
59%
127
130
35%
36%
113%
113%
9
10%
15%
60 %
129
36
113%
100
5,100
175%
74%
74%
74%
78
2,240
72%
78%
80
85
87
5,320
■74%
81
No par
46%
46%
45%
28%
28%
*98% 100
33 %
34
43%
44
*8%
8%
*98%
100
Anderson-Prichard
Andeis Copper
P
Oil
7
A
14
52
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
W
Corp
Mining
Jan
Products
Co
12%
*72%
Inc
10
14
28%
12
12%
13
12%
13
73%
73
73%
74
74
29%
29%
29
29%
46
45 %
45%
45%
29
29
29%
29%
Corp—
6.25
460
24,200
29%
No par
21.80
900
27,800
15%
29
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
113%
10%
30
94
36%
10%
29%
Cable
130 Va
32,000
14%
50
&
35%
29,300
10%
13%
Wire
128
113%
Vs
61%
15%
74
Hocking Glass
36%
113
60%
10%
13
Anaconda
113/
128 %
2,700
14
156
15
73%
conv
89
35%
122%
13%
690
10%
25
preferred—
Anaconda Copper Mining
prior
9
5
83%
128
607/s
122%
155%
800
700
15%
78%
5
6
15% Feb 26
x76
59%
137/s
56
8,700
10%
15%
preferred
13%
155%
370
350
14%
10%
No par
13%
156
2,800
23,000
130
45
25
common
Viscose
5
Sep
*118
267/s
50%
9
prefei red
2% Nov 24
30
117%
44%
100
Co
5,800
70O
38
117%
118%
(4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5
145%
100
Tel
Tobacco
Sumatra
5%
144%
38
38
1
preferred
American
American
6%
145
38%
38
100
Co
Stores
American Sugar Refining com
31% Dec
Jan
145
145
37%
Snuff
106% Mar
45
28'/a
28%
25
American
Common
57% May
2,000
24,200
169
28%
Anchor
106% May 21
*165
*165
43%
"
26% Feb
109
40% Oct
102
•
169
169
2,900
43%
17
7
4,900
43%
American Water Works Co Inc
22
6,000
21
44%
American
Feb
40%
44
28%
2,700
41%
40%
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
2
82
*165
169
3,200
7%
40%
6%
2
95% Jan
15 Vs
40%
23%
7
19
101
7%
6%
Jan
18
*165
6,900
7%
23%
107/8 Feb
22
14%
250/
7%
6%
27% Jan
119
*99%
15
800
4.100./
7%
23%
10
Co
9
4
64% Nov
16
100
5
Razor
10
22% Oct
23
common—5
Sany
Jun
9
81% Nov
89% Oct
Std
13% Sep
37% Jan
99%
15
600
30,300
140
6%
American
7% Jun
41%
40%
99%
19%
23 Vs
American
116% Jan
15
7%
1,100
200
18
6%
5
60% Jan
101
14%
7%
19%
23 %
77% Aug
3
143% Oct 27
24
22
*99%
15%
101
*17%
19%
6%
23
35 Vs Oct
18
19
22%
59% Dec
128% Dec
85%
*17%
19 %
6%
66% Dec 16
139% Nov 21
21
7%
*84%
18 Vs
23%
10
5
15
85%
18
19
6%
152% Jun
69% Jan
16% Oct
&
preferred
1
16
Dec
Rad
161% Jan
161% Dec
12%
85%
•
5,500
.
104
12%
23%
19
150% Jun
57
Amer Potash
5
16% July 30
*101%
12%
13%
24
38% May 19
134
104
13%
29
24
14
*101%
*101%
104
35
Seating
Apr
104
23
*101%
13%
Safety
12
23%
34%
American
120% Sep
23%
13%
American
1
23%
35
23
11
23%
13%
30
16% Jan
23
34%
8% Jun
135% July
23
97
13%
24% Nov
18
17%
3(2 %
171% Feb
16
17
34%
6
Mar 14
17%
13%
2
10% Oct
17
34%
11
50% Dec
17%
93
3^400
,.10
93
17%
13%
Jan
127
8%
93
17%
34%
Jun
1$
8%
93
34%
6
May
8%
*91
31%
148
58
8%
300
29%
*17%
*91
*9834
100
*98%
45%
30%
5,700
120
77,100
290
2,000
100
33 %
33%
33%
34
34%
3,500
33%
43%
43
43
43 Vs
43%
3,900
42%
'8
9
*3%
3%
3%
No par
32%
33%
32 %
8 Vs
3%
33 %
*8
3%
32%
8 Vs
8
8Vs
3%
3%
3%
33
32%
,
7,200
48'A
48
No par
Co
12
47% Nov 24
*23%
48 %
&. Cliem cl B—No par
Optical
8
17
2
27%
48%
33
7% Jan
15
27%
48%
32%
24% Jun
21
26%
48
8%
26,900
1,100
32%
175% Aug
Sep
26%
48%
93
DAY
9,800
21%
7
Feb
26%
8%
15,666
2%
31%
23
49
2%
x20%
Aug
38
2%
21%
Feb
6
2%
2%
31%
6
29
60%
2%
21%
165
60% Mar
60%
2%
31%
15% Feb
40% Aug 18
60%
*91
NEW YEAR'S
61
22
21
9
*60%
61
900
CLOSED
35
60%
8%
8%
34%
34
21%
12% Sep
16
8%
13%
No par
Co
Co
1
Apr
12%
2,000
EXCHANGE
27
20%
16% Apr
•34
8%
8%
31%
8'/a
8
40%
16
30% Oct
13%
13
31%
*26%
No par
Gas
13% Oct
Mar 20
47%
8%
*99%
Products Co
36% Jan
36
2%
*26
31%
27
100
com
preferred
5
25% Sep
13%
*25%
19%
10
36% Jan
13
13%
27
18%
News
2
13
*25%
27
85%
American
Feb
*25%
19%
Mar 27
127
8%
*18%
37
18
31%
8%
x85%
Ltd
31
30
31%
8%
No par
Metals
&
Co
20% Dec
35% Dec
31%
8%
No par
preferred
Metal
17
117% Dec
135
*128
31%
8%
20
STOCK
135
*128
86%
Natural
9
135
31%
200
16,400
47%
47
22%
American
20
47%
83%
15
Jun
91
46%
85%
Dec
39% Feb
91
46%
22%
28% Sep
131
*125
135
*91
92
700
22
92
83%
29 % Jan
11
45%
47
22%
22%
12
36% Dec
*128
*91
92
22%
*21%
84
23
122% Oct 29
46%
2,700
22%
42
40% Aug 10
*91
2.100
49%
84
18
159% Jan
22
27%
12%
31% Jun
136
22%
22
1,200
26%
22%
39% Sep
19
22
22%
*21%
6,000
49%
85%
36% Jun
Feb
22%
22
22
-
22 %
19
148
49%
85
11
6
27%
48
%
12%
14
Jan
27%
48
72
74
22%
22
53
27%
73
86%
28
Oct
73%
12%
33% Oct
19
72%
22%
28% Dec
42% Apr
72%
86%
Sep
7%
72
72%
*.
7
100
Molasses
6
32
1
Melul
16% July
44 Vs
31%
22%
Fdry common
4%%
Amer
44 Vs
32
100
&
American
4
44%
31%
preferred
American
30
44 Vs
31%
Macli
9
39% Mar 24
44%
31%
22
1
300
*44%
32%
22%
10
4,400
44%
31%
12%
2
Jan
20,700
*44%
27%
preferred
18% Feb
36
39
47
Leather com
105% Feb
35% Dec
14%
28
Products
15
7% Jun
14%
60%
23
7
14%
10
13% Sep
4
14%
8%
94% Jun
Jan
14%
33%
May 15
8
14%
700
96%
14%
96
96
96%
2,500
12%'
Amer Machine
Amer
35%
97
8%
17% Dec 31
105
2
27
35
96%
97
1,300
noncuniulutive preferred—100
3.90%
31
19% Feb
35 %
33%
12
26% Feb
37%
35
8%
16
t
37%
35%
33%
SS
300
37%
34%
35%
8%
15% Sep
18% Jun
8
96%
36%
*36 %
38
33%
79% Jan
:
32,600
12,700
1
21% July 31
110
8%
37
4%
100
Sep
24% Dec
102
56%
8%
39%
Investment Co of 111
24
56%
9
16%
prior preferred
American Locomotive common
24
56%
8%
48%
5 % %
Jun
Feb~~i9
96
56%
8%
8%
&
Home
American
55%
8%
2,900
39%
American International Corp.No par
16% Apr
17%
,
55 %
8%
33%
American Ice Co common
6
94
9
56%
Lines Inc
40c
Power—No par
Electric Co
0
&
Hide
17%
99%
39%- 1
Foreign
convertible
6%
American
16%
39
17% Feb
American
16%
39%
20
American
16%
38%
31% Jan
American
98 %
16%
100
38%
14
4
-
10
98%
15%
*98
14%
Oct
May 25
Dec 31
*
4%
674 Jun
11
1,000
'
15%
100
27%
Encaustic Tiling
35
2,000
,
16'A
American
2
*98
•V
*13%
5
18
27%:
4'/4
7
19
43,300
11%.;
71%-
27%
>-
16%
8% Jan
Feb
11%
71
27%
:
15V4
39% Jan
8
11%
71%
27%
:
4%
10
12% Nov
11%
71
27%
16 %
15
30
27% jun
11%
71%
*14'/a
28% Sep
18% Aug 14
12% Mar 7
1,000
11%
*27
27%
3,500
-
4%
117 % Jun
7
300
57
70%
11%
72
48%
com
Secur
56 %
59
,
16%
31
European
,
r
14%
10
Sugar
*56
.
19%
4%
22
13
58%
*
165
4%
22
7% Nov
*56
*18%
164%
4%
Dec
16% Mar
58
165
166 %
34
19%
1
prior
American
164%
168
.3,800
165 %
19%
18%
*
8,400
1%
*28%
34
*28 %
34
48%
1%
*16%
54% Jan
26
18%
47%
"
*14.
170% Jan
33% Aug 11
1%
16%
41% Jun
3
47%
1%
15
9
•
47%
1%
5,400
>
*
16%
59% Jun
29% Jan
48%
1%
*28%
14%
50% Aug 25
8
47 %
19
*14%
preferred
..100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
American Distilling Co
20
9
5S%
34
35 %
15
Jan
1%
*37
50
96% Jan
6
48%
<58%
1,500
43%
59
'
44
8%
15
6
*700
43%
59
A 200
*55%
50
2
Apr
Jan
91 %
44
58%
No par
Colorlype Co
6
151
91
43%
v,
15%
26
May 9
33% Oct 30
91%
91
43%
57%
*98
19% Feb 25
143
91%
90%
44
59
11%
13
6
91
No par
Cable
24
16% Jan
2
4%%
13,200
27
14% May 21
89
45%-
71%
20% Feb
Mar
90%'
44%
" f
12.50
Corp
Co
Dec
*89%
45%
57%
100
83% Jun
2
90
44%
1
preferred
23
24
37%
90
45%
167 %
Fdry common—25
42% Jan
3,200
37%
36%
90%
*18%
25
73% Apr
37
37%
1
common
common
27% Oct
1,400
2,100
25%
44%
*28%
100
preferred-
American Car &
17 Va
*89%
1%
No par
Radio
&
17
1 25'/a
45%
48%
20
Cable
5,100
90
58%
10
common
1,000
a
74%
44%
43%
1
1952 ser 5%%
10
-
8%
73
91
20
common
600
90
.100
prefei red
American
9
93
8%
8%
74%
73
17%
No par
Corp
interest
of
93
*79
26
convertible preferred
Broadcasting-Paramount
Ctfs
96
8%
8%
73
17
Note common
Bosch
American
45 % Nov
^
22
40
9
43% Aug
12
16% Jun
Bank
Theatres
15% Mar 19
15
13% Sep
96
25 %
Sugar
preferred
4%
11,500
17%
Amer Brake Shoe Co coin
Amer
*92
60
28 Vs
96
25%
100
2nd
96
80%
96
17
preferred
200
98
25%
com—No par
6%
96
17%
Co
American
%
10
29,100
DAY
148 %
-
*92 %
96
26
Leather Co com
1
preferred
50
Co (The)—1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
3%% conv preferred
100
American
2
Jan
12% Jan
2,300
3 %
*145
17%
f%% cum conv pfd
34% Sep
35
41% Mar 13
107
59
6% Aug 31
11,900
CLOSED
NEW YEAR'S
72%
*95
99
*92%
No par
Bakeries
EXCHANGE
2 Vs
21 Vs
27%
27%
25%
preferred
200
28 Vs
27%
8%
20
3 Vs
80 %
*79
79%
27 %
72%
15,100
"
9,500
158
*72
147
147
148
79%
28%
8%
Limited
American
3%
*96
-
17
20% Feb
12
Jun
i-
8
Dec
99
5
14% Nov
20% Dec 31
5
Nov
10% Dec
43
t
Dec
•
90
26 % Sep
16% May
.
3
80
73%
America
of
Amalgamated
5
148
72%
3%
3%
*72
28 Va
convertible
6%
72%
,
STOCK
20%
20%
:
23%
2
20%
*72
150
*155%
2
2
*20%
'
106
106
158
*155%
,
2
80
Amalgamated
16% Jan
74
20
Apr 29
65
3%
2
20%
*8%
Mfg common
Ahir^lnum Co
41% Apr
Sep~19
Dec
24
73
3%
*146%
24%
105 %
0
convertible
62
15
23
<60% Feb
71%
,
2%
23%
No par
23
Nov
<12% May
71%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4%preferred
100
2
Sep
86
49% Dec 30
123
1
21
2% Oct
158
•
41% Oct
15% Sep
33
>155%
20%
73%
Co
42% Apr
47%
158
20 V2
1
Dye
Allied Mills
,
*155%
No par
Inc
&
105 %
100
Alpha Portland Cement
8
Mar 27
36
21
gtd
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
3
6
23%
>104%
;
51
*50%
,
23%
24%
104%
2
,51
105%
24
23%
No par
2
8% Oct
800
800
13,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
*50%
*104%
100
No par
1
coriv
prior
10% Mar
23
95% May
5%%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
76% Jan
25
Dec
36% Feb
5
15
Nov
10
46% Apr
Sep
Jan
Sep
98
32% Feb
152
15
62
2
8
Apr 30
67% May 7
18
_
Oct
25% Sep
158% Dec 23
5
Sep
78
79% May
7%
50%
100
10
common
Alleghany
7%
100
1
3
Sep
19 Vs
50%
8
50%
,
5
Jun
2
i-
160
7%
*50%
100
4.50%
150
76
24
1
common__No par
Inc
*56
2,600
'
-
'
50
w
w
6
3% Mar
4,400
20%
27%
23%
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
155
17
2% Apr
20%
27%
23% July
Jan
2% Jan
70
20'/a
27%
Reduction
Air
8
101
.
20%
Affiliated
11
8,600
5%
23%
6
29% Dec
300
5%
27%
3
115% Dec
5%
20 V8
14
2
9%
5%
24
J-ta Sep
1
9%
5%
27%
49% Sep
May
9%
5%
20%
7
106% May
*9%
5%
3,100
27%
May 21
$3
9%
5%
10
9%
20%
Admiral
Nov ,10
2,700
45%
108
106
*23%
Addressograph-MulLigraph
10% Mar
*
1
6
52
45
45%
107%
*9%
10
25
9% Jan
51
45
*106
No par
27
22
45
Shares
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
Co
36% Feb
48
>105
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Corp
Co
Express
59% Jan
9
139
Steel
107%
Sales for
PRICES
Dec. 30
107
44%
45%
44%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 29
106
2.50
32% Jan
24
24
Co
Motors
16
Sep
32% Oct
18
26% Jan
)4
ACF-Brlll
31
64
Jan
31
Dec
3
Jun
19
7% July 17
23
18% Dec
20
48
6% Jan
Adams-Millis
Dec
24% Jan
10% July
15
20
33% Oct
56
14
3% Sep
2
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Par
preferred
Vending Corp
Abbott
5
29
8% Sep
8% May
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Hignest
Oct
108
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
41% Oct
LOW
STOCKS
Ksnfe for Previous
Lowest
33
600
1,200
5,000
11
/"
12
(12)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
Monday, January 4, 1954
~
4.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
16
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
15% Oct
7
27"% Jan
22
23% Mar 27
42% Dec
31
14
43% Jan
Armco Steel Corp
5
8% Sep
15
12% Mar 26
12% Mar
22
77% Oct 22
96
77
Sep
48% Feb
15
89% Sep
102% Sep
24
Mar 13
46% Nov
10
57
Jan
28
92% Jan
3
99
Apr
1
107% Nov
3
116% Jan
22
16% Jan
22
93
5
Mar 25
59% Dec
7
21
117% Dec
23
16% May 28
-19 % Jan
$6
29
Jan
2
9
97
conv
$3.75
$4
29
Aug 18
20
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
18% Sep
23
22 % July 25
15
25% Sep
73% Feb
27
51% Jan
21% Jan
4
7
2
25
32
Sep 14
103
86
15
Jan
13
50% Jun
23
57% Jan
1
25% Feb
18
30% Nov 30
Aug 26
75% Jan
9
6
97% Nov
123% Dec 23
83% Dec
29
119% Jan
96% Feb
28
110
49
Nov
19
114
31
Sep
15
25% Sep
14
*93% Jan
2
94
26% May
1
88 % July
22
Dec
36% May
8
8
Jun
24
89% July
26
28% Jun
31% Sep
30
44 % Jan
30
31% Apr
102% Oct
2
117% Jan
30
94% July 16
24% Feb
4
5% Oct
16
14% May
31
17
42% Jun
26
3
16% Dec
23
7% Dec
4% Dec
26
26 %
500
11%
11%
34,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
5,700
18%
4%
4%
9
18
8% Feb
26
29
52% Feb
26
36% Dec
16% Mar 13
17
17% Mar
18 %
118%
17%
17
118%
410
17
5%
200
0%
5,400
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
95%
95%
*94%
96%
*94%
9b
98
*95%
98
*95%
98
98
*95%
31%
*31'A
31%
31%
31%
31
5,200
STOCK
j
31%
*
120
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
1,300
94%
94%
92%
94
93%
94%\
94
95
NEW YEAR'S
2,900
X54%
55%
54 %
55
55
55
DAY
2,800
30 %
30
54%
30%
54%
30%
30
30 %
30%
30%
100
91%
91%
*91
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
85
86
.
85
84%
84%
83%
85
*56%
58%
*56%
27%
28%
27%
28%
95 %
*95%
95%
490
29 %
3,200
prior
83 %
58%
*56%
58%
27%
28 %
27 %
28%
100
95
95%
95
95%
5
series
B
29
29
29
29
x95
29
20
34%
100
104%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
No par
common
4%
4%
4%
47'a
4%
($1.20)
pref
Co
No par
of
Ainer
*15
35%
34%
1C6
15%
34%
34%
106
*104%
*15
}5%
15%
15%
4%
4%
36%
37%
36%
17,300
'
34%
104'A
104
17%
16%
5
34%
2,600
104
180
16%
400
5 %
3,900
5
15
*14%
15%
15%
15%
16%
1,400
4%
4%
4 %
4%
68,500
36%
36%
No par
190
58%
15%
4%
prelerred
1,700
6,000
15
15%
4%
29
34%
104
15 %
5
(The) common—1_3
N
29
No par
Canteen
conv
»
*56%
__10
common
Corp
Mfg Corp
$2.25
96%
,*31%
Line< RR—t-w-No par
W I SS Lines
1
Nichols
Conv
119
*16%
10
Co-
(voting!
Tack
Avco
119
17%
5%
18%
94%
*96
Coast
Automatic
6
119
*/16%
50
Electric
convertible pfd series A
Austin
118%
17
50
City
Common
9
4% Dec
1
Atlas Corp
Alias Powder—
Atlas
118%
Corp—
preferred
preferred
7
15
Dec
1st
2
13% Jan
20
5%
22
3
1.400
Q4.
11%
Jan
3
Nov
15% Jan
1,300
59%
26%
Atlantic G &
7% Mar
86%
59%
5%
Atlantic Refining
Preferred $3.75
Jan
86%
CQQ
11%
2
27
15
28
86%
*26%
Atlantic
36% Mar 27
108% Mar 18
24
93%
85%
5%
Preferred
2
8% Nov 21
50% Nov 14
17
5
12% Apr
6% Jun
3
Mar
59 %
*92%
11%
3
99
59%
93%
26%
Inc
Refining Co
30% Feb
16
59 » «
18,900
11%
&
33% Jan
1
30% Jan
100%
85
59 3a
33,900
26
Atlantic
97% Mar 25
Mar
85
*92%
%
3,600
12% ,4 33%
8%
9%
9
5%
Oil
Common
13
Dec
86
17
100
2nd preferred
_100
Associates Investment Co_
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
5
Jun
93
6%
Mar 25
58
59
93
8%
11%
Industries
5.25%
99% Apr 22
27
59
preferred
Corp
Carpet Co Inc
Dry Goods
Common *.
J
22
104% Dec
86
No par
Constable
Ashland
22% Mar 11
Jan
87a
2nd preferred $1.50- series—No par
6
Mar 27
100
3
89% Sep
92% July
33%
8%
No par
Associated
18% Feb
91
33
9%
25%
Arvln
Arnold
18,%-Mar 25
29
33%
8%
Shares
18
11%
32% Jan
14
32%
5
IS
25%
31
15
17%
1
Artloom
14
17%
2.50
10% Mar 26
Dec
17%
5%
30
22
17%
*117%
5% Dec
25% Sep
11% Sep
17%
33%
the Week
Friday
Jan. J
No par
5
19
23% Mar 25
Dec. 31
17%
No par
com
Sales for
Thursday
33%
com
prior preferred
PRICES
Dec. 30
No par
31
31
Illinois
of
convertible
SALE
Wednesday
5
preferred
Dec
22
Co
HIGH
Dec. 21)
10
;
Armstrong Cork Co
32% Dec
24,
25% May-6
27% Dec
&
9% Dec
19
7% Oct
16% Oct
Armour
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Par
Argo Oil Corp
1
Sep
30% Sep
14
35% May
8% Oct
Continued—Page 2
STOCKS
37%
36%
37%
2,100
•
100
C
5% Dec
22
9% Jan
31% Oct
16
39% Dec
10
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
17% Feb
20
29% Dec
23
36% Feb
18
4
30
Ve Dec
35% Jan
8
22
Jan
16
Babbitt
1
4%
4%
45% Dec
21
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-lIaniillon Corp
J3
42%
8%
42%
42%
43%
8%
8%
Baltimore
8%
8%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
100
39%
40
39
39%
39%
39%
50
*16%
16%
16
16'A
16
16
16
%
*68
16%
7
14
Sep
14
11% Mar 26
18% Dec
29
30% Mar 19
20
49% Nov 13
39
Dec
29
48% Mar 25
Apr
23
23% Jun
26
•') 9
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
65% Jan
11
73
Nov 24
67
Jun
9
76 % Mar 17
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
38
Sep
14
59% Apr
19% Jan
10
ii'/o
Dec
29
17% Mar 12
Jan
23
37% Sop
15
39% Feb
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
24% Dec
22
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
Bath
11% Dec
5
11% Feb
27
Bayuk
33% Apr
94% Apr
16
40
Dec
22
9% Sep 14
34% May 20
42% Dec
4
16
107
Dec
31
93
112% Dec
7
16% Oct
22
22% Jan
4
78% Feb
14
87
Sep
30
42
15% Dec
36
12
22
7
May
41
Jun
5
90% July 28
<14% Dec 28
•78
Dec
4%
5%
preferred
18
common
preferred
100
preferred
Iron
Corp
conv
9
4%%
9
Beaunit
8
Beck
]()
Slice
prior
S)
4%%
17
16
7
9
16% Mar 20
Beech
33% Jun
17
31
May 19
33% Jan
Beech
Creek
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
5
30% May 26
14
10% May 16
14% Apr 28
18% Oct 27
*91% Feb
13
19
Jan
20%
20%
1,400
9%
12.50
*40%
41%
9%
9%
40%
2,300
40%
40%
600
100
1% Mar
17
% Dec
1
14%
15
14%
14%
*78%
80
78%
78%
46% May
1,900
10
112
7
Dec
30
5
37% Jan
31
44% Sep
15
Cum
135V4 Jun
19
146% Dec
7
9% Dec
31
20
57% Jan
146% Aug 26
Corp
pfd $3.25
16
&
Best
of
ser
15% Oct 20
18% Nov 28
22% Mar 17
22% Dec
15% Sep
12% Sep
14
15% Mar 15
15
21% Jan
Bliss
5
(E
W)
1
18% Apr 14
22% Oct 27
23
19% Sep
15
25% Nov 18
22% Sep
15
28% Dec
17
Blockson
31% May 16
41 % Dec
23
50% Dec
21
17
361/z July 13
16% Sep 15
Boeing Airplane
21% Jan
29% Mar 18
30
2
11% Jan
25
6% Oct
15
12% Nov
6
16% July
11% Mar
9% May 17
49% Jan
3
23% Mar
2
Bliss
15
3
&
Bon
Laughlin
6%-Dec
14
15
14% Aug 13
Bond
Jan
13
12
Book-of-the-Month
52% Jan
14
61% Dec
54% Aug 28
9
82
Dec
15
8
95 % Apr
23
64% Sep 15
86% Jun
48% NOV
86
15**
3
3%%
11
14% Feb
33
21
26% Dec
31
25
Sep
21
33
5% Dec
31
11% Jan
Dec
1
.
14% Jan
25
nr
22% Dec
2
2
9% Nov 17
15% Apr
5% Dec
47% Feb
39% Nov 13
21
35
Jan
18
38% Dec
30% Apr
24
37
*23% Nov 10
19% Sep
12
31
15
Sep 22
3344 Sep 21
35% Feb
4
9
103% Jun
4
27% Jun
5
22% Jun
15
54% May 29
45% Jun
9
12% Feb
11% Sep 25
59% July 14
95
*50
Jan
Jan
3
11% Oct 31
17% Sep 21
.May 28
14
51% Jun
20
63% Dec
17
Oct
23
20% May 26
22% Oct
16
27% July 24
3
13% Nov
81% May 29
50
Aug
4
46
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
I
15
7
15% Dec
12
36% May
14% Nov
40% Feb
14
7
19% Jan
3
84% Jan
8
92% Apr
7
14
Apr 18
Jan
25
16
Dec
22
18% Jan ^7
12
Jan
2
14% Dec 31
76
118
Apr 26
33
84
129
July
Dec
16
35
Jan
9
4
14
19% Nov 12
24% May 16
26
11% Sep 30
79
Aug 28
5% Sep
16% Dec
146
40
: Dec
■86
3
29
27% "Mar 20
4
102%;"Oct 30
109V2 Mar 10
4
1614 Sep 15
24% Mar 12
29
Jan
&
Stratton
common
cum conv
9% Oct 15
16% Oct
9
Sep
86%.Oct
15
14
Sep
5
46% Jan
22
Jan
11
Jan
40% Mar 31
56
Apr
3
7
13% Mar
102
3
Jan
30
54 V2'Nov
27
17%"Apr 24
22
Dec
24
21
34
Jan
5
Dec
29
&
Shoe Co
2,100
94
75%
92%
92%
*92%
94
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6
4%
*93%
50
36 %
*37%
19%
18%
24
36%
38'A
36
38%
23%
*37%
3,000
95
30
50
1,800
19
19%
19%
94
94
26%
26%
*53%
54%
x52%
~
52 %
*523A
12%
13%
12
62
*61
13%
13%
21%
21%
74
531/4
58%
58
58
x25 '/a
25%
25%
25%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
1
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
82
pfd
preferred
xli%
11%
10o
*117%
50
*38%
15
100
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
Packing Corp
83
15%
—1
5
No par
10o
10
_g
73
38%
80
22%
"7%
16%
22%
"7
..
7%
16%
'7
17%
105
105
16%
104
16%
17
2l4'«
21%
16%
21%
Jan~30
Carey
(Philip)
12%
91
*52%
*22
25
21%
no par
43%
Mfg Co—
10
12%
"91%
7%
■17% -17%
*103%
22
7%
17%
104
17
17 Va
21%
22
1%
1%
1%
-7%
7%
7%
7%
"207 a
-20%
20%
20%
20%
12% •-12%
91
'91
-12%
55
"•52%
22%
*21% .'22%
•
55
-
1%
12%
12%
12%
91
91
91
91
s
*52%
55
*52%
22%
*217/a
400
1
1
21%
21 Va
44
43%
9
43 %
8%
8%
26%
27%
'26%
17%
17%
17%
17%
21%
*43%
8%
28%
1-7
21
2174
44%
44%
8%
8%
87a
27%
27%
28 %>
17%
16%
17%
'44
-
■a
■>* 0
•
3,400
'
130
8,300
7,800
20
2,500
3,200
23,900
10,700
1,700
8,600
680
22%
21
I
i
14,800
55
*21%
21%
28
8%
7
17%
*103%
1
130
1
80
20%
1
12
11%
20%
*>
47,000
38%
11%
104%
f
*
500
120
38%
11%
20%
5
*117%
39%
80
20 %
Co___—
12
.
157a
11%
Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.65'%
(The)
~
r
5,700
~
83
80
17
500
73
12
7%
Capital Airlines Inc
15%
11%
120
*38%
1%
No par
*68%
79%
1%
Ry
83
-
15%
11%
"7%
Canadian Pacific
Cannon
10%
1
400
38
10%
;
30,000
26%
38
79%
1%
100
25%
10%
12
"7%
No par
25%
79%
1%
preferred
58%
79%
104%
16%
*
3,800
11%
12
7
-5,700
'74
38
11%
*117
38%
7%
conv
58%
73
*11%
*117%' 119
,
;
22 %
11%
84
12
2,600
13 %
58%
15%
300
12%
73%
*83
_i
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd—
22
2,700
62
11%
*68%
_5
C
12%
*61
74
83
15% -15%
100
52%
13%
73
*68%
120
39%
11
'
82
15 %
21%
14,600
26%
52%
22%
25 %
5
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A Mi common
$4.25
12%
58%
10
*68%
.*
•
13%
'*73%
11%
20
96
26%
62
13%
11
21%
100
19%
*94
'
V74
'4%"% preferred
Campbell W &
54
12
*61
62
5
prior
16,000
38'A
26%
11%
Bros common
36%
*37%
96
73%
mo
9,200
36%
38%
*94
13%
7,500
36%
X26%
«61
15,100
24%
27%
12
6%
24
96
73%
common-
Bldg 7%
7%
23%
11%
preferred
conv
36%
23%
_i
Bush Terminal Co
Bush Terminal
6%
19%
:
6
21%
Burroughs Corp
Butler
36%'
*37%
24
6YB
5
preferred
3 % %
23%
6
No par
\
Carborundum
2,500
60%
74%
12
No par
Forge Co
13% .Jan 29
For footnotes see
page 22
11%
60%
743A
—No par
30
'19% May 25
11%
60%
74%
15
preferred
-'54
18%
11%
60%
74%
1
Inc
23% Sep 14
18% Sep 14
5
11%
60 %
73%
27
;
43% Dec 16
8% Dec 29
May 27
11%
60
74%
49%
40
Bigektw
16% Jan 31
Jan
11%
60%
*94
—
51
95
11%:
%
*92%
2.50
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
20
9,800
74%
._No par
com
preferred
California
4
2,240
11%
mo
Union Gas
2
29
620
7
13%
60
5
No par
2
27% Jan
6%
13
1,300
2
Dec
6%
13%
21,000
9%'Mar
89
23 %
6%
13%
6 Va
3%-Mar
43% Jan lg
*16% May 26
31% Nov 17
*46% Nov 25
22%
6%
13 'A
5%
7
10
22%
6 %
13%
6%
28
7
22%
6%
13%
6%
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
11% Jan
22%
6%
13 %
2,100
6
1 % Dec
July 17
22%
20%
2774,
20% Oct
9
48 %
257a
2
12
2,300
10,200
47%
5%
22
Dec
2,100
28 %
25%
17
26
24%
27%
26%
3% Jan
2
4,500
24%
28%
6%
10% Jan
22% Jan
243A
28
28 %
28
'27% Jan
24%
28
253/4
7% Apr 30
1% Oct
15%
25
2734
27%
Buffalo
*Mar 16
Jan
15%
24%
28%
25 %
Bullard Co Pew
3
25 V* Apr
25
47
29 %
$5
16
108% Jan
25
x27%
19%
Co
Budd (The) Co common
9
.12% Feb 26
15%
3,300
47%
—
,
15
17%
47%
Inc—1.25
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Bucyrus-Erle Co
July 15
15% Feb
17%
25%
Brown
3
116
200
173/4
15%
28 %
Brown
30
Mar
36%
17%
15%
20
Bulova Watch Co Inc
15
36%
17%
15
25%
Burlington Mitls'Corp
Jan
36%
17
15%
30%
7
17% Feb
130
*36%
17%
26%
2
78
6
13,800
66
29%
Bearing
2
14
400
10%
66
17
25
Jan
10
Oct
16,200
DAY
15%
inn
91% Jan
Jun
35%
9%
v
19%
15
■'43 V4 Mar
67
11
Club
"17
-13% Sep
67
3,500
NEW YEAR'S
26
5%
Dec 18
29
10%
67
47
prelerred
31% Nov 16
10
2
17
...
10
50%
..5
Brooklyn
6
jun
8
14% Jan
83 % Feb
.59
10%
65
35%
RR—
Bristol-Myers Co
.16% Mar 25
'
10'%
65
36%
2,800
30%
145
47%
100
Roller
9
13% July 20
'66% Jan
5
.
50
145
66
66
*35%
30%
50%
147%
20%
preferred
Brlggs
27% Jan 29
54'A Dec 21
10% Dec
31
83V2 Dec
2
74
39% Sep
8% Nov 13
19"% Oct 28
•>' 35% Jun 22
14% Dec
Apr 28
11% May 1
78% Jan 12
104 % Apr
;
i'Sep 15
17%, Jan
2
.
49%
*144
150
58,100
CLOSED
100
"5%
Bower
22% Mar 17
26
50
144%
19%
5
Braniff
28% May 20
Feb
13% Sep
76% Jan
41
10%
46%
Co
Marne
10%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co—
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
9
4
20% Sep 14
.10% Sep 15
72% Dec
3
&
2
26% Jan 20
99% Feb
30%
22
preferred
Edison
7
39% Aug 17
91
24% Oct 21
42% Feb
30%
20
Common
'25% Mar 10
28
Nov 21
Mar
30%
1/
24
20
(The)
Boston
13% Mar 19
46% Mar
X30%
114
%
23%
No par
1
;
Inc
Boston
Dec
*110
22%
Borg-Warner Corp common-:
12
50
Co
112
No par
Corp.
—
Stores
Borden
16
Mar 25
94% Jan
18
Class B
iviur 12
5
Brass
12% Sep
Mar
7.50
A
11
61% Jan
25% Jan
&
Ami Co cluss
1
jlz */4
_2.50
Co
Co
6
89% Jan
10% Nov 13
Inc
Chemical
Aluimuiii
auim
10
Co
112
31%
49%
100
2,300
30%
144%
No par
38%
1
50%
pfd series of 1951
38%
24
145%
&
38%
3,900
%
50
4%%
61%
23%
145
Black
60%
1%
100
13
61
39
23%
,
300
60%
114
1
Carpet (Del) coin.5
82% Jan
19
94
23%
(Del) com—No par
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
(Deluware)
Jun
"109
1%
*18%
*91
23%.
Bethlehem Steel
38 % Aug 26
29% Jan
1
18%
94
23%
7% preferred
Blgelow-Saniord
31% Apr 30
25
114
*109
1 peso
1
39% Mar 12
29
39
Foods
84
29
60%
38%
___1
2
Oct
60 V8
38%
J946_No par
Mining Co
Co
3
21% Dec
61%
38%
6
15
Dec
61
18%
*91
16
Jan
27
94
10
common
76% Sep
8
19%
*91
5
Loan
32
11
29
91%
*18%
100
common
Aviation
Benguet Consol
Dec
29%
91%
Co
prelerred
Best
18
40
1,600
Howell
5
Oct
4,600
18%
&
4%%
7
63
29%
10
9%
33%
18%
12
1% Jan
14
29%
80
9%
*32%
10
Jan
27% Jan
Jan
28%
*79
10
33%
1,100
30
Nov
9%
*32%
29
30
18% Jan
9%
32%
7,000
10%
22% Nov 25
557/s Dec
9%
32%
28%
14%
24
15
1
29
10%
33%
150
14%
10%
22
16
10
28%
20
99%
80
-
*32%
110
99%
14%
14%
*79
*107
99%
23%
36% Dec
12% Oct
10
Corp
29% Jan
139% Apr
1
5<f
110
99%
10%
Aircraft
3
Oct
*107
99%
1,00
pfd
RR
16
Oct
29% Mar
108
99%
23%
Beneficial
1% Nov 14
25
108
99%
10%
39% Dec
Jun
110
£9%
*
41
23%
Mar 16
267/b Feb
17
93
*107
*40%
10%
Bendix
11
•
41
23 %
68% Mar 20
106% Dec
38
20%
9%
22% Mar 13
.
1
33'/e Jun
*37%
20%
9%
10%
Sep 14
1
38
20%
23%
50
Dec
4,600
10%
93
38
11%
23%
May 21
14
11%
10'A
90
29% Jan
2,500
23%
May 22
22
44
1
94
Dec
42%
-.11%
*37%
110
42%
1
15
16
64
11%
2,100
69
Bell
17% Sep
28
24
5,300
*67%
Bell
29
9
Feb
Oct
53,200
Belding-Heminway
10 Vs Dec
Dec
28
15% Jan
19%
39%
2
19
23
45% Apr
87
29
18%
6,900
9%
Beech-Nut Packing Co
14
Sep
29,400
20%
Aircraft Corp
12
Oct
11%
2.50
20
Apr
•
38
2,900
8%
39%
68
42
*37%
4%
43%
8%
9%
i.
Jan
'
67%
42%
11%
38
69%
42%
11%
4%
43%
,
8%
20%
preferred—] 00
25% Oct
30
4%
44
9%
Inc
(A
J
4%
.
20%
common
preferred
Mills
*37%
"
4%
No par
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
3%%
11%
4%
42
44
—50
Works
Cigars
68
43%
10
common
68%
10
Barber Oil Corp
Barker^ Brothers
4 % %
1(H)
common
noncuniulalive
86% May
21
Ohio
&
Convertible
7
Dec
Inc
Bangor & Aroostook
22 % Mar
100
.
(T)
59,900
600
17,100
4,000
2,900
"*
I
-(13)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■
34
Feb
116
9
21% Jan
: 22
Oct
14*
8
10
,
34% Jan
14
4
14% Dec
3
34% Jan
12 %
30% Apr Iff
154% Aug 21
111% Dec
24
47% Jan
2
99% Jan
3
104 % Aug
7
33% Oct 30
>131 % Dec
5
v '54% Nov
6
51% Jan
4
150% Feb
26
D«c
2
65% Dec
24
2 x
15% Sep
2
15% Oct
30
t
Oct
16
.
■4.
>*.
.
Oct
'
24
15
•
19% July 30
6
Oct
23.
Dec
19 % Jan.
17% Jan
,
1
31
45% Sep
'»
20% Mar 12
9% Feb
19% Feb
'
14
4% Sep
;7
1?% Jan
17
35% Dec
68% Dec
8
47% Jan
10% Jan
29
U
Dec
22
f 36- Apr 24
>104
Jan
8
19%rOct 29
'r
Carrier
■'
9
a
-
Feb
19% Ma* 2*.%
;:
16% Mar Iff
5%
20% July 27
19
7% Feb
15 '
39%
39%
15% Feb
15*
5
26% Dec
31
591/4 Sep
11
40% Aug: 38,
110% Oct- 2
21% Nov
28,
24% Oct
9
'
15
...
35% Jun
^10
Jun
12
110
17% Jun" 24
♦
r 14%
Sep
20
24% Oct
17
20% Dec
I
*18% Jun
45%.
46%
45%
46%
13
13
13
13
13
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*111%
113%
*112 %
113%
10
113
49%
49%
*103
'
.-19
100
V
*
19%
16%
15%
15%
—1
X20
21
Feb
6
;■ 10 Ve
Dec
30
*34
,
3
Apr
Dec
9
,>,
Jan
10
14% Sep
9
29
58% Feb
tt>
■
6% Dec
V19% Oct
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
i
11 %
33% Oct
28
42
Feb
t
30
Sep
Sep
Class
.10
Centrul.As
VJ% Mar 12
38% Jan-
,
15
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.
15% Mar 20
37
Feb
:
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■
i'
du
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Chain
3
Corp^.£._V_.
ProducLs
1
16 %
.49%
15%
19%;
130
; 68%V
16%
16%
9,600
k
15%
16
16 %
16%
20%
20 %
20%
EXCHANGE
4%
4%
4%
4%
CLOSED "
27
27%
69
68
■68
12%
121%
107
*105%
19%
v
26%
67
12%
9,300
NEW YEAR'S
DAY
-
6,100
700
-
-
12%
2,800
300
106
106
15%
«
110
19%
19%
3,100
-15%
19%
15%
67
900
1,600
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38% -~38%
107
19%
■
15V4 *
27%
-
12%
■,
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38%
-
3,600
STOCK
20%
27%
'
69,400
106
67%
4%
.15
:
19%=
100
16
19%
1
2,400
104%
106
•
50
,
20%
■■
68
*105
19%
15%
1,200
*
16%
15
15 %
15%
15
=-—15 Ve
900
22%
22%
22%
23
•
23
23%
23%
23%
10%
9,400
10% v
10%
10%
V
10 %
40%
10%
10%
1,200
-
6%
5
Corp
Belt Co
16%
26,500
*15%
•
No par
.
16%
12%
38%
'
19%
5
9.50
106
'
f
68%
27
-
39
*15%
'
50-
■■
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South. wtrsUdCprp
Sugar Col
Century Ribbon Mllis_
5
14
B
Central# Violela
12%
106
10
25
69%
12%
50
19%
105%
4%
28%
69%
*38%-
18%
66%
...
9,400
,
1,000
113
48%
104%
20%
-
4%
27%
100
,
Illinois ^Public Service
23% Dec
•17 % Mar 16
16 :
13
preferred
-
Central RR. Co: Of N .1 c'liiss A
-
2»% Feb
14 V
■'
19%
#
14%
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/
66%
105
„
.*15%
•
20%
4%"
Nopar
48%
104%
16
16%
-—5
-
18%
105
66%
—
48
*103
103
65%.
105
'66
20
of Georgia- Ry.
preferred series B
103
300
13
113
,
10
2,300
-47%
.
'
105
too
'
49%
48%
104%
Shares
41%
14%
*110%
No par
Aguirre Sugar
Central
2
46%
t
#40
13%.
common
:Corp common
-4 %%
40
47%
j_ioo
Hudson ©as & Eiec—No par
Central Illinois Light common-..
•
6
40
14%
=
28% Feb 24
10
31
Jan
20% Mar
.
14
15% Dec
;
40
13%
Central
42% Mar 25
41%
40
the Week
Friday
Jan. 1.
*107%. 108%
47
C0_
5%
#
Mar 27
41
1
100.
Central
30
.
108
41
12.50
Corp—_
common.
Central Foundry Co——_
22
13
16
97
,
4u% Jan
73 % Jail
>
% July 14
16% Apr
8
Feb
8
108
41%
*39%
preferred-
Central
f
26
109
5
preferred
Celotex
*108
41%
—
*
5
109
41%
7% 2nd pre'ferrlad
4%% couv preferred series A
2
Dec. 31
*108
Preferred 4.20%
100
Celunese Corp- of Anier com—No
par
r
8 t'
Jan
General
Thursday
Dec. 30
41%
I
Caterpillar. Traofcor
24
133 % Jun
98
-7%
t
&
(J ill Co
case
Wednesday
Dec. 29
No par
Corp ,coratnon*_V;
Carriers
Tuesday
Dee. 28
*
V
'
Jan
Ught.
Sales for
Monday
Par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
38% Jan
.
i
14
Jan
105
ia% Dec 29
104
28
21
Carolina Power &
14% Mar 27
143
£
96% Jun 23
;
16
65% Jan
24
110% Jan
66
Jan
25
* ^
STOCK
Carolina Clincbflold & Ohio Ry_10Q
9
48% Dec
-
;
16
3"
Det
49
2
Sep 24
14-% Sep
Nov
.
*
45
:
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE*
113% Mar 19';
i
10
39 % Sep
36% Dec
21
NEW YORK
Highest
103% July 20
53% Jan 28
23
10% Feb 20
i
Aug
41% Dec
20
39%. Oct 30
"V
Range for Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
104% Jan
1
Continuett—Page
STOCKS
Yewr 1952
Lowest
20
6%
V
*6%
;
«
*6%
7
*6%
7
100
'
20%
20
20%
12%
12
12%
32%
10
'
15 %
.7
--
12%
.
13
32%
:
■
19%
20%
19%
20%
12 V4
'
12°/8
12%
12%
14,000
"
32%
32%
33
33%
34
34
11,200
'•
1,100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22% May
30
26% Jun
16
34% Dec
3
Jan
18
105% Oct
21
92 % Jun
22
103 % Jan
30
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
4% Sep
15
May 17
31
.31% Feb
4
15
41% Feb
2
98
28
1
July 24
34% Jan
26
251/4 Dec
2
39% Dec
10
32 »/4 Sep
81 % Jan
4
88
16% Feb
20
33% Jan
Dec
23
80
Jun
3
23% Dec
23
12
Sep
15
22% July 22
27
20
21
Aug 31
15% Feb
20
21% July
Jun
17% JUn
7
18% Feb
20
28 % Dec
28% Apr
17
34% Dec
1
12% Mar
1
18% Dec
17
Oct
28
10% Dec
18
18% Oct
15
24
*39% Feb
27
51% Dec
23
7
15
23 % Mai
21% Mar 24
16
26% Jan
Jan
6
31
10
Jan
6
Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep
15
51% Jau
2
14
5% Dec
10
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
10% Dec
30
20
.42% Dec
30
30% Dec
30
44% Aug
45 % Apr
24
41% Oct
6
61 % Apr
28
56% July 23
75
July 28
49% Jan
9
81% Jan
11
8% Sep
72 % Dec
95
59
23
Nov
Oct
59
3
89% Jun
-95
Jau
*26
267a
i
8
21
5%
5%
10%
T0%
10
107a
10
10%
10
10%
43%
44 7a
43
433/«
43
43%
433/8
44
Milw
Chic
&
5%
6
St
scries
Paul
A
&
Pac„_No par
noncum
North
pfd
_100
Western coin—No par
preferred series
A
5%
12
Chicago
Yejluw
Co
Cab-,
common-—.
convertible
58% Dec
29
96% Jau
2
Chrysler Corp;
19
7
Common
Dec
"2
91 72 Jun
25
102
Jau
2
4%
37 74 Dec
4
35:,/a Jan
22
55
Dec
4
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
16
30% Dec
2
C
287h Jan
4
14% May 12
14
\
6
9 74 Sep
15
Jun
10
95
95% Jan
14% Oan
102
Jan
2
9
12
33% July
1
26 74 Dec
15
33% Mar
5
18
2
14% Dec
28
17
3
723/4 Dec
28
"Oct
5
July
79 74 Nov
7
403/4 Dec
12
Feb
7
155
Apr
7472 Jan
5
80
483/4 Feb
21
140
70% Oct
28
30
90
Sep
10
48 72 Dec
22
31
4
152
Dec
29
80
56% Sep
9
Aug
83 % Feb
44% Jan
172
Mar 24
Nov
9
6
30
July 14
Feb
10
90
47% Jun
16
54 % Nov
24
109% Jail
19
.
preferred
,
2
2%
61
62 7i
*92 72
93%
874
8
11%
6172
93
27,000
12,900
*60
62%.
63
92%
?
2,500
62
92%
6,300
200
8%
2
8%
8%
1,100
11%
11%
2%
10%
31%
46%
45%
63
*8
11 3/4
2
62
*927a
-
10%>
30%
■
1
5,000
11%
11%
2,000
2
1%
2
11,800
7%
7%
7%
,7%
7%
73/a
23%
23%
22
22%
22%
227a
22%
223/4
130
60
6072
583/4
607a
5972-
607a
59 %
603/a
76,300
21%
21%
21%
213/41
213/4
21%
22
,__25
7%
77;
-
3,700
Electric—
&
•
100
Financial
Corp..
10
98
Nopar
convertible
Co
& St Louis
97%
50%
51
STOCK
1,500
29%
29%
29%
297a
297a
29%
29 5/a
30
EXCHANGE
8,300
80
78%
78%
76%
77%
78%
10
10
10
10
101
*100
102
27
27
27
27
26%
15%
15
15
15
773/4
27
15
5
Ry Co
noncumulative
97%
51
101
preferred
Equipment
973/4
5072
Nopar
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co commonClark
973/4
5174
5
^
74
72%
20
32%
100
com
-
14%
100
new
33
180
*168
preferred—100
5,100
973/4
503/8
98
100
common
C C C
21%
*9774
52%
*52
.
]()
Investing Co
preferred
5%%
5%
93 72
,
3,200
77,800
25
preferred
4%%
93%
*60
■'
6
25
Copper Co—
Cities Service Co
City
633/s
^62
1
30
Oct
*60
8 72
5%
Jun
69
69
*62
IP/4
Chile
1474 Dec
463A
8V2
5
T
31%
46
18 3/8
10%
30%
47
11%
13
I
107a
32%
46
Jo
Jau
Gas
103/4
31%
47%
Nopar
39.
1072
33%
47%
preferred series A—_l 00
conv
11
10%
5%
32"%
100
Chiuiigo Pneumatic Tool c'om.No par
$3 convertible preference—No parChicago Rock Isl & Pae RR„No par
13
102
6,800
5%
29
114
18 3/a
67a
24% Jun
22
187a
6%
Cincinnati
Jan
187a
6%
No par
17 72 Jun
Jan
1874
1,600
1
9
187a
1,200
Childs
89 7» Oct
1874
2,300
10
92
18%
183/4
3% Feb
4
18%
100
277a
13% Feb
3174 Jun
2,100
14%
Dec
22% Dec
24
277a
6% Oct
103
233/4
14 7*
30
2
233/4
1474
2% Oct
94 7» Jan
2374
18%
'
Dec
24
27%
ChickasliaCoLlun Oil
98
23%
18%
7
27
23%
18,800
14%
11
68 % Feb
23%
■"
27%
9% Jan
18
14%
857a '
14%
14% Feb
1% Dec
13%
18%
13
22
5,000
*843/4
14
33 7a
273/a
22
25
147a
86
133/4
14
-7% Oct
Mar 12
85
13%
32%
*84%
14%
27%
10% Sep
4% Mar 12
33%
85
333/8
863/4
.183/4
6
13
300
33%
33 74
40
26
19%
8
48% Jan
1,200
5,400
25%
26
32%
■'
5
147a
Jan
5
26
34
101
43/4
273/a
12% Feb
14
267a
33%
101
4%
14%
18
Nov
*26
33%
100
43/4
27%
18
10
33%
100
4%
*18%
27
29% Nov
33%
100
4%
14
40
Oct
13
33%
*84%
33%
*99
_5o
5%
76% May 27
6
5
5%. preferred
Chic
82% Mar 19
25*
A
Class B
62% Mar 19 r'
Aug 31
5 7a
99
"
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
V
21 % May 21
32% Feb
5
Chicago Corp (The)
iSJU
Chicago Great Western Ry com'—50
i
21
18
Class
5
34% Jan
Sep
12
99
1.25
Manufacturing
Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake &©h!o Ry common—25
3%% 'convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East ill RR coin—No par
26% Mar 17
337a
,/ 33%
.•
Nopar
preferred
Cab
Chesapeake
.
13
7
27 % Oct
Mar J9
$4.50-
Checker
■
85% Oct 27
6
Oct
17
12
Common
;
7 % Mar 27
"
*9%
323/4
•
*84 7a
53%
53%
10772
106 3/4
1063/4
7174
*70 3/4
7174
*70%
•
42%
*42
42%
*42
700
NEW YEAR'S
30
DAY
15%
15%
2,000
743/4
i
33
1,800
32 3/4
*168
71%
427a
*84 7a
80
16,400
9%
27%
74
32%
54
CLOSED
78%
102
26%
180
*168
80
*84%
102
74
32%
180
9%
102
74
74%
73
32%
*168
10
*100
120
90
*84%
2,100
710
180
90
1
1053/4 Mar 12
110
Apr
4
65 72 Jan
14
75
Dec
29
377a Jail
26
44
Sep
3
Jun
12
70 3/4 Dec
15
75
41
Sep
21
44% Mar 19
25% Apr
100
Mar 23
Elec
Cleve
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland
Sep
15
Clevite
293,k May
1
18 V* Mar 18
39 74 Dec
9
33 7a Sep
11
43% Mar 20
Climax
25 7a Jan
2
223/4 Jan
19
29% Oct
Clinton
81 72 Apr
3
91
Jan
18
89 3/a Jun
12
97% Nov
3% Oct
24
63/4 Jan
2
24 7a Oct
22
32 74 Jan
4
1307a Jan
3
75
Dec
3
102
Jan
7
__
-
it
18
■■ n
13672 Aug
9
23
6
128 74 Sep
5
14
3
Feb
4
78
Jan
13
107
Oct
Jan
38% Dec
95
Dec
17
2
1674
16%
16
23
66 % Mar 24
Colorado &
100
43%
43
43%
22
67
100
50
51%
49
49
47%
47%
47%
473/4-
471/4
47V2
47%
47%
Dec
Dec
90
Mar 24
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
38 74 Jan
8
50% Dec
9
50% Dec
2
2
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
4%
Fuel
4%
Class
12 72 Dec
7
Jan
5
.11 In Jan
29
22% Dec
24
Columbia
59 72 Mar
6
69% Dec
15
$4.25
3
61% Apr
4
2
27 74
Aug 13
23 74 July
2
27% Dec
29
127a
12%
12%
123/4
26,500
20%
2074
203/4
4,800
69
69
69
42
42%
40%
41%
41%
42
413/4
42%
4,700
Elec—5
27%
27%
27%
273/4
27 3/a
27 3/a
27 7a
273/a
1,400
Inc.No par
45 7a
457a
No par
Ohio
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
2
Commercial
2
34% Dec
31
32 7a Jun
17
37% Dec
2
Commonwealth
323/a Jan
14
343/4 Dec
31
32 7a Jun
17
37% Dec
7
$1.32
convertible
35 7» Dec
26
353/4 Dec
31
32 7a Jun
17
37% Mar 16
$1.40
conv
6% Dec
10
10% Feb
18
5% Dec
29
23% Oct
28
28% Jan
2
2174 Dec
29
2172 Apr
19
25
45%
46
44%
45%
44%
45
10
8
6
35%
36
35%
353/4
3574
3574
3574
17 7t
16%
16%
16%
17
167a
163/4
Edison
Co
com—25
36%
36%
36%
365/8
36%
36%
37
37 74
363/4
37
37
37
36%
36%
*36%
36%
367a
25
36%
36 %
*<36 %
363/4
36%
36%
36%
No par
5%
5%
15%
5%
5%
53/4
10
21%
22%
21%
21 3/4
21%
21%
No par
20%
21%
No par
preferred.;
Publishing Co
Corp
20% Oct
28
24% Jan
15
7
18
Dec
30
36
Dec
21
Consolidated
25
Sep
14
11
Ffcb
25
Consolidated
Coppermines
323A July 18
39 7s Nov
19
343/4 Jun
10
42% Dec
11
Consol Edison
109 74 Mar 27
103 74 Jun
2
109% Jail
5
21
21 %
34%
35%
7%
7%
37%
No par
41%
41%
41%
*107%
108 %
Cigar
12% Jan
5
No par
2
3174 Feb
*10674 Jan
2
6 74
Congoleum-Nairn
$5
25% Oct 23
Jan
0
Feb
27
113
Nov
25
100
Jun
15
110 % Jan
7
97% Jan
19
105 %
July 15
91
Jun
10
102
106
13
27% Dec
31
Apr 22
16% Jan
18
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
11% Jan
23
64 % Feb
4
27% Sep
23% Jun
28
10
Elec
Power Co of Bait
Preferred 4Vz%
Preferred 4%
50
"13
4,100
5
Consol RR
10% Jan
10% Jan
6
Consolidated
Retail
6
Consolidated
Textile
Vull.ee
pf Cuba 6%
15
22% Feb
40% Nov
3
Consolidated
23
2
Consumers Power Co
Jun
19
109% Jan
8
$4.50
preferred
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
5
$4.52
preferred—
Jan
30
102% Feb
11
99
Jan
36
Jun
17
17
103% Feb
8
93
Jun
23
19% Dec
4
961
16% Jun
12
89% Dec
18
45
2
89% Sep
23
25% May 21
4
95% Jun
31
45% Jan
13
58% Nov
6
92
Jun
16
87
97% Jan
8
$3.75
Feb
8
Nov
6
$4.25
5
99
108% Sep
16
117
For footnote*
spe
paerp
May 20-
112% Jan
16
133
Aircraft-
conv
2nd
*173/4
12%
12%
13
12%
123/4
*123/4
543/4
543/8
55%
54%
547s
18
17%
1772
5V2
5%
5 72
6,700
8%
8
8 7s
6,200
177a
7,600
397s
6,900
12%
18
12%
*17%
500
13
2,500
100
*17%
18%
5%
5%
8%
8%
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/8
17%
No,par
39%
39%
393=8
393%
39 3/8
39%
39%
104
104%
104 %
104%
104 3/a
104%
104%
106 %
106%
.*106%
107
106
1061/4
*106
41%
42%
42%
43%
44
44
3,300
102
102
150
No par
No par
5%
x8
*
*101
102
*101
5%
8%
42%
102
53/8
8%
43%
102
102
17%
*20%
280
106
107"
40
203/4
2,000
20%
20%
203/8
20%
20%
20%
91%
91%
91
91
91%
91%
91
9174
54 %
55%
53%
54
54
54%
54%
5572
8,700
No par
95
95
95
95
*94%
95%
*94%
957a
300
preferred—No par
*124
129
*1,21
127
122%
122%
125%
1253/4
160
Continental
preferred
54 %
100
1
Continental Baking Co cjm—Nopar
$5.50
preferred
-■
No par
Can Inc common
20
18% Jan
7
48% Dec
Jan
*12%
Container Corp of America com—10
4%
preferred
100
41% Aug 19
Feb
12%
55
12%
100
Inc
Inc
„
12%
12%
54%
26%
10C
pfd—
com.
12%
5
1.33%
Corp
Stores
Co
26%
15
Corp
Gas
15% Sep
31
3,800
27
20
38% Jan
43% Dec
27
107%
Grocers
2
27
100
35% Apr
31% May
263/4
*98
12
109% Nov 26
600
107%
23
3
108%
*98
38% Dec
102% Jan
108%
1087a
108%
107% .107%
Laundries
99
14,500
100
20% Dec
May 16
413/a
107
2
110
40 3/4
41%
41
4,000
*98
15
2
12,400
107
34% Jan
Jan
1,500
77a
99
16% Apr
102
207;
7%
27
Consolidated
8
21%
197a.
108
Consolidated Natural
14
2174
1
99
Consolidated
•
12,200
27
2
14
21%
*107
24
29
108%
3,200
7%
774
300
5%
100
27
23
413/4
18
Xl8
1,600
'5%
•213/a
<
100
Jan
Sep
73/8
9,800
No par
series C
16% Apr
Dec
.
343/8
18,600
Light &
58
5% Dec
108
21
4,100
..
com
13% Apr
17
y20%
■
1,900
-
series B
5
1
12
Gas
16
12 % Jan
Corp
com
16
39% Dec
Apr
Y
Jan
12% Dec
11
9
11
N
48% Jun
8
9% Oct 15
Mar 24
Mar 26
of
Inc
preferred
Consolidated
••
.
25
preferred
1
110
3574
16%
Co
Solvents
6
July
=
Nopar
48% Dec
38% Jan
Nov
12%
No par
<?o__-
22 % Jan
7% May
1,300
687a
11
27
48 7a
203/4
3074 Jan
#
48
123/8
15
Mills
48
68 %
18
Cone
48
380
21%
Sep
27
1,800
12%
Sep
27% Jan
48
68
Columbus & Southern
Nast
80
48
20%
Columbian' Carbon
Conde
,49
48 7a
47%
900
12%
Sep
3
52
49
21%
16
Mar
51
69 %
38 72
8
43
503/4
*48
21'/a
31
30
383/4 Aug
43
49
50%
"
12,500
*68'/4
7
443/a Jan
20
7,000
1674
43 74
43
50
49
87%
prefened..No par
11
14
20
50
*47
*86%
common__No par
Pictures
cumulatlv^
35 7« Jan
Nov
44
88
*
2.50
17% Oct 27
347b Oct
37
100
Sys cl A-2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
11
2072 Jan
Ry com
B
26
51 % Mar 17
Southern
Columbia Broadcasting
.15
15
Iron
&
1st pfd_,
noncumulative 2nd pfd
Nov
Sep
a
noncumulative
13 72 Jan
15
Co
prererred-
16% Jan
37
2,100
39
163/s
49.
42% Jan
39%
39 3/a
39
39 %
16%
43
63
3,100
16%
59'% Mar 27
5
100
1113/4
*850
16%
60
11
89%
1103/4
No par
8
10% Dec
133%
*88%
*850
— _-
39%
*132a/4
897a
110
10974
Colorado
18
13% Oct 29
com—No Par
*850
1337a
*88 7a
20% Mar 17
Jan
56 72 Jun
*1327a
89
109%
4,800
3,900
137a
Jan
327. Jun
13372
89
10872
2%
34%
13
39
3872 Jan
*1323/4
89%
110
710
.
2%
13%
41
1
13472
Corp—No par
*13172
*88%
109
*850
No par
4,500
33%
87 3/4
14
393/4 Feb
2—100
2%
34
133/a
14 72 Sep
4
96%
2%
33 3/a
*86%
7
47
94%
2%
333/4
13%
22% Feb
1
97
*96
96
274
33%
13%
16
28
96
2 3/o
33%
*863/4
Oct
Nov
4,800
13%
17
40 74 Feb
4,100
29 Vs
86%
27
59
37%
29
39%'
5
24% Feb
3
36%
29 7a
13 %
Nov
31
2
36%
287a
66%
8
Dec
Jun
3674
28%
39%
Jun
13
Jan
36%
28 74
No par
80
2
33
36%
283/4
19
No par
9
22% July
38
37%
18%
Collins & Aikman Corp
2
12
20
42%
193/a
97%
preferred—100
Internat'l
250
71%
1,8%
33%
(The)-—
*42
2,800
107
19
96
2%
100
_■
lunnwiativc 2nd
71%
183/4
1
preferred
Coca-Cola
15
Dec
7%
4%
106 3/4.
53 3/8
19
No par
preferred
conv
Corp :
Cluel.t Peabody & Co com
Coca-Cola Co
Jan
Apr
cum
1
Clopuy
20
173/4 Oct
87
4%%
1077a
107
53%
19
No par
common
53%
53%
36%
28%
1
Foods,Inc
29
892
50
stock—50
Molybdenum
47 % Jan
23
874
July 24
4%
gtd
Corporation
Dec
89
7%
guaranteed
125% Feb
7
4772 Dec 24
4
21
136
9
88
25
Feb
34% Dec
2
in3/* Jun
_
40% Jun
oep
Apr
z
28 74
9
53%
*106%
*70%
*41%
par
Nopar
RR
Pitts
&
Special
16
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Illuminating com_No
,
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22
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1
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14
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevleaa
STOCKS
/
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
21
7% Sep
15
17% Jun
11
10% Jan
15
Nov
17
15% Feb
68% Apr
16
9% Sep
6
30
2
75
Apr
3
19 'A Oct
28
25
Jan
30
25% Dec
18
31% Aug 13
18% Oct
22
13% Mar
3
Continental
Diamond
7
Continental
Insurance
14
11% Mar 25
Continental
Motors
13
623/4 Jan
5
Continental
Oil
Mar 18
Continental
Steel
15% Sep 15
19% Sep 14
19% Sep 21
28'/$ Jan
2
19% Sep
51 y2 Jan
14
48% Jan
Junlo
22% Mar21
Oct. 23
9
87y2 Jan 25
18% Sep
58
69% Jan
5
93
Jan
16
99 y2 Apr
Jan
23
99% Apr
Jan
73
178
10
15
1% Oct
16
2 Vb Jan
Mar 31
3% Sep
176'/2 Dec
15
<
25 y8 Sep
15
97
May 22
87 y2 Jun
1
95
24% Jun
19
27
Dec
12
25% Jan
2
273/8 Mar 12
12% Oct 22
193/4 Jan
28
10% Dec
29
153/4 Mar
x32% Nov 13
36% Feb
5
28
Jun
10
34% Jan
26>/2 Jun
16
103%
9
Jun~13
28
39% Jan
77% Oct
23
92 y2 Jan
Mar 25
5% Oct
15
33% Jan
683/4 Sep
15
89
13% Dec
24
Dec
22
55
10
6
12
7% Apr
23% Feb
129% Jan
32
Jan
90
July 23
2
22
62
02
5
8 9'A
89%
88
88%
89%
preferred
100
pfd 3V-i% series of 1947_100
Refining common_25
*943%
96
*943/4
96
95%
95%
'94%
96
*95%
97
*96
97
97
97
*96%
97%
73
73
73%
73%
73%
174
*174
Glass
.
Products
7 Vo
preferred
Co
2
18
Jan
15
$7
15
40% Mar 25
92
22
Jan
8
8% Mur 17
13% Aug 20
14 y4 May
4
10
18
39% Dec
17
Dayton Power & Light
series
Preferred
Preferred 3.90%
17% Oct
22
24% Feb
5
17% Aug 31
23% Feb
2
9% Jan
14
15
15 Vb Juu
18
26 % Nov
Apr
Preferred 3.75%
Feb
62
27
4
95
19
13
Oct
66
32% Jan
8
12% Dec
30
Jan
8
10
21% May 27
8
Nov
13
29% Feb
21
103/g Jan
8
16% Jan
16
Apr 17
52
36% Oct 27
523/4
ny2
11%
11%
7
373/4
38
37%,
37%
37%
38
37%
38
2,500
100
10
B
_10
ctfs for
42'%
43
433/4
43%
43%
43%
1,100
12%
12 y4
12%
12a/a
12%
123/8
12 Mt
14,300
13.50
27 Mt
27%
27%
27 %
x27 y4
27%
27 'A
27 Mi
3,400
.
.
57%
56%
58
EXCHANGE
2,300
92%
92%
94
96
CLOSED
10 Vb
16%
29 VH
29%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
20
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29/64
33/64
-
_
20%
•20%
20%
20%
lo
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
100
100%-
100 Mi
100%
100%
100 y4
iooy2
■100%
101
550
No par
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34
2,800
34
34
34%
34%
*34M8
34%
34%
34'A-
15
9%
Mar 17
Jan
& Raynolds
4.40%
cum
Diamond
$1.50
Diana
common
common
preferred
Diamond T
13% Feb
4
RR
preferred
Match
cum
14% May 25
Sep 21
W
class A
Diamond Alkali Co
22
29% Nov
12
30
Divco
31% Jun
12
41% Dec
3
16
133/4 Feb
26
29
23% Mar 10
Dome
16
873/4 Dec
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
10
43% Jan
8
Dow
29
102% Jan
15
15
80% Jun
11
84y2 Aug 25
75
Dec
32
22
47
36
July 29
Ltd-
24% JaiK
2
5
833/4 Jan\4
43
1
Feb
13
123/4 Jan
2
Chemical
Co
2,400
2
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,200
11%
ny2
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11%
11 y*
2,900
3934
40
39%
39%
40
40
*39%
40%
10 %
10%
10%
10»/4
10 y4
10%
103/b
10%
1,600
14%
14%
13%
14%
14 ye
14%
14
143/.
16,800
82
83%
Corp
(EI)
37%
37%
37%
*iooy2
101 Mi
1003/4
19
&
38%
*36
38%
*36 Ms
38%
7%
7
7
6%
■7%
107
105 Mi
106%
106%
106%
^ 116
115 VB
115%
116%
116'A
*116
*93%
94'A
'93%
94%
94
94
28 V*
28'A
28%
28%
28%
45
45
45
3
Common
118% Jan
2
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
116
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
'93%
94y4
lo
28 VB
28%
50
*44%
45
50
*50
51% Oct
27
10
8% Apr
19
Apr
25
30
22
52
Nov
19
49% Dec
9
10% Jan
25
7
Jan
28
47% Apr 23
52
Dec
43 y2 Jun
48% Jan
9 Y$ Jan
28% Jan
2
25% Jan
18
12% Oct
16
16a/4 Jan
21
8% Dec
41% Oct
30
48
21
41% Jun
158
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
15% Jan
171% July 10
9
47% Dec
■to '/8
156%
18
July 15
89
Apr 29
83
23
23
Dec
29
20 y8 Juu
97
16% Jan
July
$4.15
preferred
10% May 15
233/4 Mar 11
8
Eastern
473/4 Dec
Eastman
169
18
Jan
22
48 y2 Jan
30
5
25% Mar 25
1
94
Feb
24% Dec
6%
7
25
102
Jan
14
89
Feb
17
15
14
443/4 Jan
24
55% Dec
31
17% Feb
24
1% Jun
12% Sep
39% Sep
21
20
57
1% Dec
22
34% Oct
22
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
2'A Apr
23 % Dec
29
10% Nov 24
.373/4 <Tan
16% Mar 19
10 V2 Oct
6
24% Apr
15
32 Vb Dec
48% May 13
483/, Jun 16
51% Jan
18
48
56% Dec
26
44
30
Ekco
11
Sep
31
Oct
30
15
38% Jun
16
133/4 Nov 12
17% Jan
29
11% Jun
20
19% Jan
2
26
May
15% Apr
26% Dec
94% Apr
20% Jan
5% Feb
3
7% Jun
17% Jan
18
23% Nov 24
Oct
5
102
13
Jan
15
q
26
33% Feb
4
110V
r*
Products
Electric Storage
Elgin
National
Elliott
5%
Co
4
8
El
18% Mar
2
Emerson
Jan
6
26'A Feb
19
25 y8 Dec
23
293/4 Feb
5
89'/8 Dec
21
99
16
4
Sep 18
24% Mar 12
8% Nov
27
11
100
51
*50M>
16,600
-
•
50
70
*47%
48 y.
473/4
48%
600
'9%
9%
9%
9%
500
18%
18%
18 y8
18%
18
18%
2,400
22%
22 Vu
22%
22y4
22%
9,100
15
15 Vo
i5y8
15%
151/8
15'A
2,000
93/8
9%
x9y0
9%
8%
9%
6,300
45%
46%
46%
47%
8,300
934
46%
>163
47
165
2.50
24
24
*93
>163
165
46
47
*163
165
*163
165
38%
38%
38%
39
38 3/4
40
1,700
20 VB
20%
20
20 VB
201/4
20%
1,800
88
85%
85%
*85%
88
150
23 Vb
23%
23%
24
1,300
98
98
*85 7/8
23%
23%
*93
*93
10
1
13%
13%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,900
40%
40%
40
40%
40 Vb
40%
4oy8
40%
3,700
5%
shar,es
conv
Paso
Emerson
2nd
Radio
1%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%'
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113A
700
23%
23 >/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
3,400
50
493/8
49%
49%
49%
48 '/2
49
&
'
10
50 3%
503/s
50
50%
50%
3
Gas
23%
*493%
50
preferred
35%
36
35 V2
35%
35%
353A
15
15%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
1-4
Mfg Co
&
9,100
11,300
1%
24%
*ll3/4
5q
Electric
1%
24%
1%
23%
15
Co
common
Natural
1%
1%
iy2
No par
Battery
Watch
Phonograph
*48 %
570
50%
50%
200
35%
l
35%
5,800
14%
14"%
3,400
9%
10
10%
9%
10
x9%
10
10
*23 y2
233/4
23%
23%
23 y8
233A
23%
23%
1,000
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
25%
25 y2
25%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
2,000
90
90%
91%
*90
8 50
23
23
22%
1
8
8
7%
Empire
District
Equitable Gas
Electric
Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Dec
22
22% Jan
5
Erie RR common
64 y2 Dec
22
741/4 Feb
5
15
74
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
300
1
I
22%
38%
70% Jun
22.
'
.
15%
86
31
page
51
51
/.
18%
20%
Nov 24
see
9 lA1
•44%
12,400
116%
22%
38%
Dec
j^orfootnofes
107 Mt
10,800
y4
86
73
Apr 21
106%
100
7
15'/4
20%
preference
60% Feb
6
40
38%
7
(The15
37'A Jan
20% Jun
38 y2
18%
2
common
Elec & Mus Ind Amer
6
Mar 13
Co
77
22
9%
100
preferred
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
9% Dec 30
20 y8 Sep 15
14
9'A
common—1
:
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
3u
y2 Dec 31
Oct
Mar 12
9%
100
Inc
preferred
4'%%
9%
100
70
62% Jan
61% Jan
14
30% Jun 27
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
22
May 28
47%
10
common
Bros Stores
4 y4 %
50%
47%
5
Manufacturing Co
Edison
50%
47%
1
Stainless Steel Corp
Co
45
50 Mt
Z-10
Kodak
*44 y2
47 V*
__1q
Corp
preferred
Eaton
20
123/4 Mar 11
£
Eastern Airlines Inc
15% Mar 17
28
5
Eagle-Plcher Co
283/a Jan
106%
__5q
,
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
31
2
com
4%
16
36%fepyNl8
2
6
163/4 Feb
9
5
Eastern
30
5
preferred
19 % Mar 27
-i
82% Nov
Apr
e
17% Sep 18
20% Sep 22
Sep 16
163/4 Nov 14
Jan
4
*74%
Co-
108% Dec
x48% Dec
9,700
7
4
$3.75
200
18%
*36
10
10
17,500
77
Jun
Feb
4,400
38 y*
101 M»
18%
18%
1,800
83 %
38
*100%
*75'A
Jun
48
183/4
82%
38
77
91
Apr 27
18%
83
100%
*75 y4
109
Duquesne Light Co
18%
9%
75%
,
15
4
813/4 "
37%
101%
25
30% Dec
82 %
37%
'100%
No par
Nem
813/4
5
No par
97% Dec
14
500
3,500
119% Apr
25% Sep
;
3,200
2,600
113/8
1
42
t
10%
8
10
500
rr
11
18%
12
8,900
.18
11 %
8
Jan
8,800
9'/.
<18
10%
x92»AJan
97
9%
18
iiy8
79% May
xll4y2Jan
893/4 Jun 23
10
2%
10 y8
75 y4
de
64
2'A
ny«
50c
Pont
.
*61Y*
2%
10%
preferred—100
Dunhili International—
_l
du
9%
64
11
convertible
Duplan
9%
2%
11%
common
preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
33/4%
y«
10
No par
$4
17% Sep
2
10
Ltd
Cup Co
Pepper Co
94Ms Jun
9%
*61%,
64
11'A
2
Dixie
10
17
2%-
J
Distillers
12
Mines
10
*61 »/4
No par
2
17
Dr.
2%
50c
Co
Car
Corp
Jan
Nov
64
No par
No par
Motor
Stores
25
73/4 Sep
33% Jun
Jun
31,300
20%
8
51
DAY
20%
105% Mar 29
26% Apr
5
Jan" 10
31/64
20%
Devoe
3
45%
'
J?
20 3%
At S
Vilbiss Co
30
3
6,900
2
24 % Mar 10
3
July
700
5,800
NEW YEAR'S
18
Detroit Hillsdale
13
99
85
18
40% Feb
30
3,100
*56%
93%
17%
343/4 Feb
6% Dec
STOCK
55%
17%
24
13% Aug 29
83
*92 Yt
9%
Jun 12
Nov 25
82%
553/4
93%
17%
32% Jun
44'% Dec
84%
56%
*92
5
Edison-
ll.s
84
83%
*55'%
1
52% Mar 31
Jun
500
43%
5
33
60
17,500
32 y8
De
1
108
Sep
13% Dec
24%
32 Vh
16% Mar 25
9
1
24 %
32%
19% Jun
14
Dec
24%
32%
2%
25
Sep
95% Jun
12% May 13
24
Aug 13
65 y2 July
1
24%
32%
*61 %
19
3
4,200
24%
32 y8
1
25
12% Jan
30,600
CoZlOO
2
Jan
9% Sep
4,700
10%
35 Mt
24%
*
18%
10%
343/4
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel Corp
Mar
6% Mar 17
17% Sep 15
-18% Sep 16
10 V*
18%
10%
35 y2
12%
10o
30
64
2% Dec 14
9% Dec 29
25
18%
10
35
43
106
3o/o* Dec
12% July 30
26% Dec
1
183/«
10 y«
35 y4
50
100
preferred
Detroit
30
32%
18%
9%
25
common
14
3
200
4,900
Rio Grande West RR—
30% Dec
143/4 Jan
24 y4
*32 Vb
Western
Derby Oil Co (The)
35% Jun 23
600
\
34%
lOVe
36
20
&
18 Ms
18%
10
35%
1
common
243/8 Mar 23
21% Oct
9% May 19
38%
*52
11%
18%
Lack
Esciow
^9% Jan
Jan
*38
51%
11 3/8
common
Delaware Power & Light Co
114% Feb
39
38
51%
uy«
issued"
18% July 11,
27% Jan 21
43
373/4
51%
113/4
50c
ctfs for
14
31
37%
51%
37%
51 %
11 %
50c
"When
16
29% Oct
37%
*51%
Co
Escrow
16% Jan
106% Apr 29
38 Ma Nov 18
1
Inc
9
20% Oct
1,400
89
4
16% Feb 21
14y,
96
Dec
31
*133/4
—80
preferred
■
14%
91
Aug
-,(>
*133/4
89
60
July 24
14 «/8
10
4%
*933/4
99
61
4 Vs
*90
29
11
4%
95%
81 y2 Apr 28
Nov 17
87
*4y8
89
23
6% Jan
2,300
>84
4%
91
Dec
29/64 Lifr
'T3"
)30%
30%/V
30%
87
1,000
*933/4
27 3/4 Dec
If
130
40 y2
*90
16
24y2 Jan
14%
1,000
1
135
40%
*88 »/2
233/4 Jun
12
*133/4
com
Delaware & Hudson
25% Dec
5% Jun
2o
30%
*84
25%
253/8
*134
95
Delaware
3
4
29,500
91
15% Jan
Jan
30%
85
2.50
300
7%
89
52% Feb
7
25%
54%
*94
13
15% Oct
30
16,100
94
7%
41
85
100
7%
54%
-
135
41
4%
37%
25
*134
30%
*13%
73/4
41
86%
"85
53%
7%
136
4%
100
53%
23,100
93%
*89%
21
17
30 %
25 y8
I
41
'
7%
7%94 y8
*88%/
40% Sep
10% Oct
2434 Jan
25
*134
41%
73/8
94 y«
94%
Rubber
Records
Co
136
41%
7%
96
91
12
22
55% Feb
25%
*134
73/8
*94%
89
17
17% Sep
23
25%
100
7%
*28
*93>/2
7%
July 30
8,300
*89 y2
Deere
97
730
11%
200
*88 V'i
33% Jan
Apr 24
14%
U 3/8
*170
100
30a/8 Jan
74
13%
11%
200
100
18
85% Dee 30
-
7%
A
series
15
553/4 Dec
Mar
53%
7%
Deep Roclc Oil Corp
Denver &
*70
53%
7%
series C
% Sep
7
11%
*170
54 y2
series A
3.75%
28% jun
Aug
14%
*14
11%
200
10
2
11% Oct
14
11%
*170
7%
pfd
(The)
4.60%
11
23
14
11%
200
*53%
Inc
16
&
14
11%
1
No par
Daystrom
23
14
*170
95
1
Davison Chem Corp
Jan
-
2,600
7%
preferred
Jan
52
11,600
72%
*94 y8
common
97% Feb
34 Ma Sep
4
35l/4 NOV 24
22%
713/4
1
92
3
21
71%
No par
Inc
92
2
22%
71%
1
common
common
3
21
21%
72
No par
28
Jan
22%
71 %
900
Apr
43
21%
72%
2,000
Jun
31% Jan
22%
72
28%
86
28% Oct
220
22%
*273/4
29
Decca
6.800
*'
103
28%
57
Dayton
2,100
35%
*101
28%
16% Jan
12% May 14
47% Jan
5
29
35
35%
28%
15
14
28%
28%
103
29 %
19
15
34%
*100%
*283/4
17
Dec
28 y8
34%
101
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Sep
7% Sep
28%
34%
5%
convertible
34
28
101
9%
83
63% Jan 25
16,100
53'A
82% May 28
16
1,000
11
5%
9
16
27
10a/4
9%
19
Oct
26%
11%
52%
99%|Jun
Apr
26%
10%
5%
96% Jun
8
26%
11
9%
28
39
26%
10%
52%
21
July 15
100
26%
9%
liy« Dec
96
93
53/8
Jan
2
1,600
9,500
52%
A
Preferred
'91
'1
9%
49
Mar 16
93
2,600
'
28%
52%
313/4 Jun
40% Nov
28
9%
33/4% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5Vo
*913/4
28%
52%
preferred
Corp
y»,
9%
Curtiss-Wrlght
Dana
28
3,300
53%
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
22
1%
16
9%
Cutler-Hammer
29% Sep
3%
1%
80
53%
15
83% Dec
33/4
1%
>
.
5
17
8
15%
3%
DAY
loo
Inc
Jan
2
16%
2,000
5%
Apr
May
10
176%
1%
10
NEW YEAR'S
-
35%
101%
4,100
CLOSED
33/4
93
28%
34%
175
EXCHANGE
5%
43
Jan
28%
101
176
89%
15%
•
28
*91%
88%
830
5%
Publishing
Prior
11%
*27%.
26a%
10%
f
91%
263/«
-
i
1%
89%
900
2,300
STOCK
5%
preferred
Class
28%
3%
%
lo
common
preferred
Press
Curtis
10
100
138
-
100
pi eferred
92% Jan
85% Jan
88.
pfd
noil-cum
Cudahy Packing Co
27 y* Mar 20
23
3l3/4 Sep
33% Jun
10o
Cuban-American Sugar common
4
12
25
preferred
8
2
58% Aug 13
16% Aug
6
36% Dec 12
par
6
9% Feb
15% Mar 11
5
common
o
91%
2
2.50
5
8% Apr
Dec
Corp
convertible
4 '/2 %
28
•
15%
3%
*1%
1%
No par.
Zellerbach
15%
3%
l'/4
25
preferred
174
16%
•33%
100
of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal Common
723/4
174
-
1
1
Cream
Cunningham
4
16
Corp
common
33%%. perferred
7%
73%
1
International
Cuneo
131
174
1
Inc_
5'/e
73'A
100
Jan
57% Feb
9
common
Jan
15
16
Works
17
13
19
44
21%
62
29
6% Sep
36% Dec
44
21%
61 %
36 y8 Jan
95
24
44%
21
62
12ya Mar 19
23 '/■ Sep
19
433/4
20%
61 %
185
21
1
33% Feb
44%
20%
62
34% Jan
7
22
44%
21%
21
10
Dec
45
Cosden Petroleum Corp
10oy2 July 28
49
6i y»
Cum
Mar 17
*48%
203/4
31
64
49
*44%
24
8% May 21
*48%
1
Electric
Cuba RR 6%
15
20 »4
49
50
18
Jan
13% Dec
33% Feb
6
*48%
20
3% %
Corn
Mar 17
20 y8
49
Corp
Dubilier
21
Sep
series
6%
*48 y2
Exchange Bank &. Tr Co
$4.20 preferred
No
Crucible Steel of Amer common
39% Dec 23
May 15
3,700
Crown
15
22
13% Apr
20'A
17
31
7% Dec
51
20
5o
series
16
5% Sep
44
3
20%
5%
$2
93% Dec
49% Sep
10
19
20
Nov
27
24% Sep
132% Dec
24
32% Mar
2
29
Jan
543/4 Dec
21
5,300
20%
pref
15
8% Mar 20
99
3
20 »/2
6% Sep
52
16
Dec
Jun
5 % Sep
2
123/4 Jan
32
20
93
Sep
49% Jan
180
653/4 May 26
9% Aug 27
Feb
11% Dec
18
73/4 Jan
26% Apr 24
Jan
5
25
28
103
30
Feb
190
353/4 Dec
May 18
30
20% Jan
15% Sep 25
129% Jan 19
91
20 3/4 Sep
36% Dec
27
22
1,600
3,900
223A
2
9
Oct
15%
20
21
91M> Jan
99 'A Jan
15%
19%
22%
Jan
20
v7,200
15%
Coty
Coty
Mar
523/4
22%
Crane
Jan
2
513/4
20
3
5
21,200
19%
34 Y» Apr
1% Nov 30
25
16
1,100
7%
15%
31
18 Vb Nov
29
75%
7%
22%
19
161
3,600
75%
73A
53
15%
25
9
513/4
75
22%
Corning
Nov
7%
20
21
Jun
743/4
7%
52%
51
5,900
,
15%
90% Dec
78
73/8
•
10%
19%
Corn
963/4 Jan
52%
103/8
10%
Shares
7%
19%
223/8
Cornell
98
Corp
,
7%
52%
7%
*18%
16'%
15
8
^3%
7%
5
Delaware
10%
7%
19
23%
30
15
10%
74
73/4
*18'/2
20%
26% Mar 25
14
103%
74%
7%
19
the Week
Friday
Jam. 1
15%
68 Vb Jan
V* Sep
10%
73%
1
of
Dec. 81
20
15
1
*183/8
Sales f»r
Thursday
*223/4
Preferred
Apr
7%
18%
8AL1 PRICES
Dec. 30
Corp common
5
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperwfeld Steel Co common
5
Convertible
93
3
38 % Jan
,
55% Jan
2
4
7%
18 3/«
10%
5
10
Cooper-Bessemer
28
93'/a Sep
Sep 25
Apr 15
"4% Nov~26
"5% Jun~12
Jan
Fibre
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 29
73%
&
AND
Tuesday \»
Dec. 28
14
18
15% Dec
-28% Oct 30
27 Va Feb
52
6
27
67 % Feb
23
1
Jun
70
22
93
65% Feb
166
28Vb Mar
26'/2 Jan
30
17y#
66 % Nov
22
6
43% Dec
63
Monday
Par
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
82 >/2 Jan
2
Dec
203/4 Mar 17
16
12
23'A May
44
STOCK
16
4 8 :,/8
25
29 y» Jan
10% Mar 17
*
YORK
Monday, January 4, 4954
Continued—Page 4
LOW
EXCHANGE
Jun
67
28
10 % Nov
7% Apr
56% Jan
NEW
7% Sep
Oct
81 y2 Nov 26
11
•
Highest
18% Jun 30
7% Nov 17
16% Feb
'
Lowest
Highest
...
Co
5
No par
10
-16y4
16%
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16
22%
8
16%
100
643/4
64%
*64%
65
50
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73%
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65
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91%
22%
8
16 Vb
65
73%
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22%
8
91%
22%
8
16i/8
16%
65
65
*71
73%
17,600
50
2,100
3,700
22,400
300
Number 5287 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(15)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
,5% May
,10 Va Nov
111
1% Dec
NEW YORK
Hignest
6% Sep 15
1
7% Dec
15 Va Mar
10
Sep
14
14% Mar
Evans
13% Oct
12
Nov
10
16 y8 May
Eversharp
39 y2 Sep
55% Dec
3Va Feb
16
2
15
9% Mar
14
Jan
Eureka / Williams
59% Mar
2
3
LOW
STOCK
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. zi»
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
Corp
the Week
Friday
JaTi. 1
Shares
—5
8%
8%
8%
8%
9%
5
11%
11'A
11 y8
11 >A
11 %
.11 VA
11 Va
11 %
1
Products
12
12%
12 y4
12%
12
12'A
12 Va
12 '/a
49 Va
49%
49%
49 %
49%
49%
1,600
2 'A
2 'A
2 Va
2 Vb
2%
200
21%
21'A
21%
Co
Inc
Exchange
HIGH
Dec. *8
Par
Ex-Cello Corp
July 13
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
6
22
May 17
44
Range for Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
Jan
s
STOCKS
Year 11)52
Lowest
3
Buffet
50
2.50
Corp
9
50
*2'A
2y2
9
9 Va
1
*2
..14,200
2,100
2,700
,
■t
21 y< Oct 29
27% Jan
7
Sep 12
20% Sep 29
23% Jan
21
12% Jan
3
16'A Jan 29
2
19y8Juri
53% Nov
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
par
21'A
10% Mar 25
22% May 11
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
13
9%
17
*15%
17%
16% Mar 24
15% Jun 17
4
57% Dec
5
14
15
29
14% Oct
11
15% Jan
Sep
6% Sep
16% Dec
3
7% Nov 12
19
57
Jan
23% Oct
29
30.% Dec 23
12% Feb
28
ley* Dec
9
10% Seo
Mar
19
60
Dec
9
48
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
6% Dec
2
40
Sep
14
3'A Dec
31
53% May
7% Apr
4
1
4% May
56
1
76% July 21
Apr 28
24% Dec
16
37% Feb
26% Nov
21
47
Jan
3
106
,11% Dec
19
100
25% Nov
68% Mar
,50
May
104
Jan
Sep 25
16% Jan 19
3
-
2
Apr 23
47% Dec
2
13
Dec
101% Aug
24 Va Sep
24% Dec
1
13
Mar
2
Jan
15
29% Jan
2
86% Jan
5
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
15
l
107
54
18
4%%
21
25% 8ep
18
93
Sep
10
Feb
Aug 24
24% Feb
21% Jun 10
29% Dec
7
20
31% Jun
Mar 25
Florida
Power
13% Jun
3
16
23% Jan 30
11% Dec
31
39% Oct 21
17% Jan
6
100
22% Feb
11
31% Dec
3
Food
98% Dec
92
99
Jan
5
43% Jan
2
.1
11
38% Oct 29
56% Jan 28
95% Oct
16
114
Jan
Sep 16
33y« Oct
6
81
Jun
90% Jan
2
98% Nov 26
89 4
17
24% July
1
14% Sap
15
12
Dec
19
19
18
6% Dec
29
10% Jan
9
9% Dec
30
39% Sep
1
29
Feb
13% Sep 30
$4.20 div
Jan
12
18% May 21
10
22% Apr
75% Jan
27% Aug 11
84y» Mar 20
21% Sep
15
27% Mar 24
68
22
79
4
10
May 15
Dec
pfd
cum
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of '51-
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Jan
6
4%
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STOCK
%
5^ %
EXCHANGE
24%
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13%
57%
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49
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49
23%
23%
39%
39%
99%
99%
s
CLOSED
8 Va
23'A
39'A
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99%
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100
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26
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17
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17
16%
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25%
16%
16%
29
39 'A
12'A
28%
28%
28 3A
28%
39
39'A
38%
39'A
25%
5,800
100
39'A
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12%
12
12%
11%
12'A
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30%
30%
31
30%
31%
15
10
100
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94
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94
39
12
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89
89
96
19'A
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6%
38'A
89%
46%
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68%
90
94%
18
18%
6%
6%
10
5,400
69%
10%
10%
46'A
45'A
45%
11%
11%
11%
400
23
23
23'A
4,200
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23%
69
6,800
6%
6'/2
20
19%
22%
11%
23
6%
870
95 Va
19
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46%
11'A
89 %
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7,400
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10
45%
6%
38%
88
94%
18%
1,800
94
37%
91%
95
18'A
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23%
69
23 Va
38'A
38
89%
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94
*92
39'A
6%
10'A
46%
11 %
* 10
1
12
38%
•mmi
30%
common
preferred
17%
*50%
23%
13%
16 Va
17'A
52%
23%
*15%
16%
100
Co
17'A
21%
9%
17%
*30 'A
___
Trailer
16
i7y8
21'A
10
17 Va
1
No par
;
10
common
Food
27
96% Jan
46
14
Inc
Fruehauf
103
9
15%
9%
17%
28%
"
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%% convertible preferred
3%% preferred
1
100
Foster-Wheeler
Corp
10
Francisco Sugar Co
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co—
10
Froedtert Corp
1
35% May 20
13% Dec 23
Jan
Stores
23% Jan 20
13% Apr 15
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
14% Jan
9
Jun 26
17% Nov
Florida Power & Light Co
Steel Corp
Fair
-
10
9%
16%
65%
106y8 106Vs
53% 53%
'7%
7%
25%
26%
*98'A 100
~
7%
Corp
Follansbee
24% Dec 31
9
65
No par
Florence Stove Co
14% Oct
31
14%
(The)
19% Apr 18
92% Jan 10
Dec
76%
Carpet Co——
-5
Flintkote Co (The) common.No par
$4 preferred
No par
27
32^
100
preferred
First National Stores
Firth
11
16 %
3
20%
„1
—■
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50 '"
Oct 26
Dec
Corp
24
13%
57%
48%
3%
*23'/2
39%
99%
8%
21
'
13% Mar 17
34% Nov 19
25% Jan 25
Filtrol
21%
»10
17%
16
17'A
52 V2
24%
14 y8
57 y2
48'/2
3%
23%
39%
99%
.
fHA r.i
21'A
77%
15:%
*50/2
preferred series B
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—No par
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
5 %
conv cum pfd ser
A1
50
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
50
Federal Fawick Corp
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%%
preferred
100
Felt & 'Tarrant Mfg Coil
.115
Ferro Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
10
5
7
Oct
May 8
7'/* Dec 30
7
2
July
Jan
1
1
5%
27% May 21
48
105
41
30
32% Mar 20
7
1
53% Sep
101% Jun
107
18
May 20
Oct
67% Sep 14
13% Jun
8
74% Dec 30
12
18
8% Dec 29
19
83% Nov 20
1
9% May 17
19% May
17% Mar
94,
14
34% Apr 14
15
35% Sep 14
26
38 y2 Apr
27% Sep
96
22
3
Dec
7
34% Mar 13
„
Brewing Corp_
Family Finance Corp common
9
48% Feb
Jan
No
Co
&
Falstaff
8
48% Jun 24
21% Sep 21
3
Morse
70
68%
69%
9%
10
2,900
'J
800
240
'
G
1
*
■
5% Dec 30
*15
4
8% Jan
19% Dec 15
May 15
6% May 15
8% Jan
4% Sep
8
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan 28
Gair Co Inc
15
Gamble-Skogmo
Gamewell
7% Mar
3
Gabriel
Co
39% Sep
5
26% Dec 31
33% Dec 30
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
22% May 20
26% Dec
21
28% Jan 27
Gardner-Denver
22% Feb
34% Dec
21% Sep
22% Sep
15
3% Sep 14
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
33% Jan 20
Garrett
36
Apr 16
18
May 15
5
15
8'
8% Jan 22
5% Sep 18
32% Nov 17
41% Jan 22
24% Oct 15
33% Jun 25
26% Feb 21
31
102
July
51% Jan
*
37% Mar 12
6
18
General
General
15
19
Feb
28
142
18% Aug 14
11% Nov 28
July
17% Jan
155
1
5
5
Jan
Mar 24
115
Jan
9
78
Jan
79
May
9
Dec
22
29% Sep 16
35% Mar 25
15
16% Jun
10
19%<Jan
2
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
9
liy2 Dec
7
124 % Dec
1
117
preferred
General
8
4%
preferred
-100
2nd preferred—1
50
Inc com—No par
preferred
100
conv
General Cigar Co
7%
General
24% Jan
45% Dec
19
37% Jan
48% Dec
19
54% Feb
72% Dec 31
11% Dec
7% Jan
31
*
22
8
41
Apr
53% Dec
V 90
Jan
16
96 y2 May 22
11% Dec 12
62% Oct 20
60% Dec
110
Jan
105
Apr 18
2
18
61% Dec
94% Jan
14% Mar 19
General
Instrument
17
61
General
Mills
Jun
July 28
'113% Jun 22
124% Jan
Dec
>
119
9
3
2
24% Aug 15
50
^6% May 14
11
Jun
91
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42 y* Aug 31
24
Nov
34% Feb 20
106
24% Aug 29
21 y« Sep
55% Dec
20
4% Dec
8
3% Dec
10
20% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
23% Jun
25
■
18
25
10
36
Dec
126
Dec
«
29
8ep 30
10
Jan
93
4
5
'
$5
59% Dec
100
100
5
common
—No par
—
16
5%
9% Oct
28
32 y* Jan
2
14% Nov 14
18 ya Jun
30
96% Jun 23
12% Sep 15
x86
Jan
8
23
Dec
42% Jan
79% Dec 30
18
Apr
15
32% Oct 27
7% Sep
138
100
15
10% Mar 25
21% Jan
9
38% Mar 20
18
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
30
139% Dec
18% May 22
55% Feb
20
77% Dec
30
May
5
54% Dec
31
Jan
3
11
Sep 14
60% Sep 21
19
Mar
80% Jan
104
49% July
6% Jun
*92% Sep
9
27% Feb
Jan
2
Co
5
16% Dec 22
19% Mar
137% Dec 30
61% Oct
149
31
Jun
4
27
67% July
2
Mar 28
41% Jan
8
19% Nov 10
26% Jan
22
36
30
56
29
58% Mar 25
Gt
17% Oct
1
19y* Mar 2V
Great
141
Mar
-13
For footnotes
Nov 28
96% Apr
see
page
7
22
12% Jan
46
13 "A
12%
80'A
81 y2
'47%
108
*104%
*80
13%
■
82 %
10
46%
47
105%
12%
13%
12%
*80
10%,
10%
10%
28%
1
6%
F)
6%
6%
139'A
*135
14%
*135
14 %
15%
2
cum
conv
Co
6%
6%.,
139%
139'%.
30
14%
14%
14 %
14%'
5,100
76%
77
76%
77'/4
6,900
54
9,100
6%
6%
*135
77
76%
77%
53'A
53%
53'A
53 34
53 "4
105%
105%
105%
*105'A
105%
105'A
105'A
200
4%
4%
4%
4'/a
4%
4%
4%
6,100
*105
4%
4
*49%
.No par
27%
No par
Co
51
49
50
49
49
49
28 VA
27 VA-
27%
27'A
27%
27%
28
1
1 'A
1
5
100
7%
7%
7%
34%
34%
34%
700
14%
15'A
15
15%
15
15%
10,800
86%
86%
86
86
85'A
86
34
34
34
34
34
34 Va
95
95
95
70
8
12,000
33 3A
34
94
94
1
*93%
95
*93%
8»A
7%
29%
Prop.._No par
7%
8'A
7%
29'A
29%
28'A
7%
P
29%
29
6% pfd
Sugar com—..No
Greyhound
4
4V*%
1
Tap & Die Corp..-No par
Corp
preferred
(The)
600
17
17'A
54%
54%
300
45%
46%
12,300
17'A
17%
3,400
46%
45%
17'A
17'A
17%
17%
/
132
78
*76
7,100
17 Va
45
132
800
29%
55%
17
17%
*76
2,800
*54%
46%
132
131
78
*76
50
131
132
132
78
78
78
31
30%
31
4,200
20'A
20%
1,200
13 34
12,300
30%
30%
29%
30
30%
21'A
21%
21'A
21 Va
20 y8
20%;
50
.
•*
—
3
—
17'A
55%
17'A
100
-
17
*54%
29
46'A
*131
Inc..
Common
7
17'A
54^%
46
par
-
(H
14% Dec
17 y8
54 3A
25
.No par
1,300
7%
34 %
'
Ry
Co
l'A
7%
34%
88
No par
com
preferred
Bay & Western RR—
L)
/
'
7.%
34 Va
*863A
100
_
l'A
"
2.800
67.200
15%
15'A
5
common..,
1
7%
*34
'
'1 Va
1
34%
7%
10
900
50'/2
'
_
_
(The)
preferred
preferred
95% Jan
3,200
6%
139%
14%
139%
54
No par
Green
2
7,900
513A
-No par
—
Green
87% July 31
5.800
76'A
_
Western
Greenfield
200
10%
29
10
2
<
84%
Rubber
&
& Co..
(W T)
Northern
7%
15,200
10'A
28%
100
3,600
400
13%
28%
10%
28%
25,700
108
*80
82%
28%
-10
47 V*
*105%
10%
Inc.—-
10 Va
10
10%
47
105%
29'A
31
-
11% Jan
*93% Sep
10'A
9%
10
48
105y2
10%
Dec
23% Mar 29
18
75
*72%
75
13
5
40% Jan
19% Sep
74%
1
Great Northern Paper Co
9
78
*72%
*73
4,000
77
74%
28y2
Gt Northern Iron Ore
Nov
15
29% Dec 22
♦75%
'
Dec
64% Apr
77
common..No par
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
45
128% July 17
*75%
Nopar
—2.50
33A%
52
Nov
28%
76%
*72 %
28%
29 %
29%
Granite City Steel common.. —12.50
19% Nov, 27
28%
28%
*74%
9%
47'/2
Hosiery
Union
$2.25
102
*98%
102
500
.No par
Tire
(WR)
Grant
*98%
42 VA
42 "A
42%
2,100
140
76V2
Gould-National Batteries Inc
,5%%
102
*42
26%
29%
common
(B
100
*98%
29'A
100
Telegraph Co
preferred
Grace
3.800
1,400
*74'/2
xlOS'A
(The)
Co
26%
26'A
26%
100
29
100
1
7
$5
Gotham
39% Mar 17
14% Jan
25'A
58
preference..No par
convertible
4
23
25
*98%
31
Dec
900
2.50
com
97% Feb
57
49
*98'A
100
—i
Rubber
&
34'A Dec
16% Nov 28
48%
102
preferred
29% July 16
2
48%
490
86% May 22
13% Jan
48%
1,100
28
46% Feb 27
48%
25%
98% Jan
16% Jan
•48'A
25%
5
22
200
48'%
25 VA
20% Jan
30
400
22%
25 Va
Common
108% Feb
4
9% Jan 20
Dec
94%
22%
26%
Goebel Brewing Co
2% Mar 25
7
94%
22%
25%
7
28% Dec
95
*22%
44%
14% Sep 15
85% Oct 15
22
*94%
22%
26
Grand
Aug 14
95
*22%
44%
common.No par
Graham-Paige Motors..
Granby Consol M S & P
Dec
*94 Va
22%
26
Corp
25
39
1,600
95
8.800
30
8
119
95
87 y2
9Vt Feb
31% May
119
30
33,100
44%
34% Dec
18
11% Mar 17
119%
59%
86%
19
May 26
119%
!
123
<
44%
34% Dec 10
21
91
119%
120
*119
59%
59%
44%
18
30
X119'A
*119%
•
123
58%
87
6% Jun
104% Jan
s
120
*119
58%
1,700
86%
26% Jan
30
*119
122
'
44 Va
15
24% Jan
18% Oct 25
120
58
61
44%
May 26
33
120
*118
400
60'A
42%
99
30
..
60
4,700
43%
9% Feb
2
27% Oct
60%
60
59%
3,000
9,%f-10'A.:
86%
Gold & Stock
Mar 19
1
93%
f
42'A
Goodrich
22
60 Va
*92%
60%
93%
,10%
300
87'A
Goodall-Sanford
Dec
.
9%
Time
Glidden
61% July 21
33% Mar 4
1
.•10
9%
59%
9%
4,400
25,300
2,300
43
8
.Oct~23
*92%
10%
87%
87
5
24% Sep
~2
59%
93
38
86%
43
3% Feb
29
59%
59%
92%
XlO
35%
38
2,200
29
Dec
9%
35%
39
21%
Dec
49
9%
86
20%
4% Dec
60
8
9%
35 VA
86%
35
*37'A
20%
4
2
86%
20%
15
29
37%
85
20%
Sep
10% Jan
108
6% Nov 17
69
35%
37%
20'A
43% Sep
102% Jun
15
34%
600
20%
Gqodyear
40
110
Dl VA
11'A
20%
Nopar
preferred....
Gleaner Harvester Corp
31
27
35%
38'/a
87'A
9%
60
11 VA
*11
7.900
$4.50
20
130% Jun
15% Oct
11 'A
12%
Glmbel Brothers
2
14
•
99
4'A%
$5
16
23
11
12%
10c
preferred
3%% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
14
24
Nov
;
1
27% Oct
1,500
99
General Tire
May 11
1
700
DAY
121
Corp
1
Castings $6 pfd
Nopar
Telephone Corp.—t
20
4'A%
Sep 18
34% Mar 11
24
8y8 Jan
8
124% May 24
Q"
82% Oct
NEW YEAR'S
18
121
119
119
30%
12%
Shoe
13
17%
27
General
79% Apr
10% Sep
73
30%
17%
98%
Apr 23
Dec
30%
12'A
Refractories*
18% Jan
117
*71%
73
17%
26%
General
49% Dec
117
-
98%
3
106
18
30%
30%
17%
12%
15
5
30
12 v2
99
Sep
22% Sep
74% Dec
99% Oct 28
*71%
73
*71%
13%
3
34% Sep 25
3,300
11'A
26%
*98%
100
—
102 y2 Jan
23% Jan
l.ioo
CLOSED
13
preferred
>—
Realty & Utilities
General
9
EXCHANGE
10%
11,900
31% Feb
14% Nov 10
18%
10'A
29 Va
22
93% Apr 22
——
18%
10%
28%
26%
25% Sep
30% Jan
—
18%
10'A
29%
2
July 29
STOCK
144
18
28%
Corp—
General
Dec
*142
144
18%
10'A
29%
16
76
*142
144
17%
10%
29'A
35% I Jan
69
*142
General Public Utilities Corp.
5
General Railway Signal com_No par
22
18
4,300
22%
Gen Steel
77% Feb
5,100
10%
19.500
General
31
40%
10'A
3%
96% Mar 16
71% Dec
39%
10%
25%
Oct 21
85
40 VA
10'A
58
45% Nov 25
.
40
104
39%
10%
3%
25% Feb
8
*103
39'A
10
25%
6
16
104
*103
104
39
57%
30
3
*103
3%
293ls
86% Dec
Mar 10
8,400
58%
34% Jan
Apr
3,800
20%
25%
7
89
700
25%
3%
4
31
26%
25%
20%
58%
17
3
26%
25%
35% Dec
26
14,700
3%
45% Dec
15
4
58'A
104% Jan
Jan
26
200
1,200
25%
3%
3%
2
Jan
25%
4
3%
25
81
25%
3%
25 y2
57%
Jun
24% Oct
25%
4'A
4
3'A
36% Feb 21
100
25%
25%
57%
29% Jan
Dec
22%
25y»
2
27
*22
1
Eqp
Dec
51
22'A
26'A
93
10'/2
10V2
59%
60
*118% 120
*118
122
58Va
58%
119% 120
-No par
preferred
Corp
Precision
Dec
92
22VA
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
Public Service
10c
25
15
40% Nov 12
22'A
93
1
General
3
8ep
*22
20%
'*48
20% Jun
19
23
20%
1
4
14
*22%
25%
General
28
37% Jan
preferred
11% Sep
2
22%
26
General Portland Cement Co
5
100
May 11
*22%
26'A
35'A
.Nopar
common
Motors
9
10% Jan
23
26%
9%
59Vi
Corp
convertible
f % Jan
*
*22'%
34
20%
'
21
4% Jan
29% Dec
-
33%
26
Preferred $3.75 series——No par
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
25% Feb
5
54 % Mar 30
900
34
34
26
*38
86%
preferred
3%%
General
27% Mar 23
8
-Sep
5%
14
99% Jan 14
10
114
2
Jan
123% Jan
15
Feb
9
69% Feb
53% Sep 15
-112% Jun
2
125% Dec 29
100% Dec 22
Jan
~J%
Jan
125 %
119% Jan 11
Corp
General Foods Corp com
$3.50
preferred—
31
52
34
3,900
20
1
Nopar
Finance
2
3,100
34
1
20%
Nopar
Co
9% Dec
69% Dec 30
20
General
16
6%
27
26%
/*11
_10
common—3
conv)„Nopar
cum
Electric
120
*94% Jan
($2
General
•88% Jun
9
21
Feb
50
Preferred
3
11% Feb 26
'
;'«% Jun
Corp—
preferred.,
General Dynamics Corp
48% Mar 24
92 Va Dec
6%
Contract
series
6%
4 6'A Mar 24
July 28
35% Jun
66% Apr
6
8% Sep 15
50% Jun 23
No par
1st
4%
3,600
6%
103% 104
39
39%
loya
10'A
*142
144
18%
18%
10'A
10'A
*71%
73
*30 Va
30'A
17%
18
117
117'A
5
Corp—
Corp com
5%
19%
20'A
No par
.
Bronze
Cable
6%
6%
5%
19%
*26y2
26%,
Investors com—1
100
Amer Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
5
General
Mar 25
33
10
$8
American
6%
5%
19'A
5'A
19
19'A
19
4y8
4
preferred
14
20% Dec
8
Jun
16% May 25
$4.50
22% Mar 17
9% Sep 15
70
May 6
10% Nov
74
*29
25%
__1
14% Mar 18
Sep
Nov
159
25%
com
40 % Dec
31
10
13
Inc
104% Feb
14
12
2
(The)-
Industries
General
11
Nov
Corp
Wood
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
13% Dec 31
15% Feb 27
22%
29% Mar 24
63% Dec
149
22%
Co
27% Jan
Dec
105% Oct
17
*22%
.—5
(The)—
22
20
9
Apr
Gar
Co
98% Jun 24
27
3
11
9% Jun
Jun
7% Mar 12
6%
34 'A
Inc common
convertible preferred
5 %
2
5
50
common
.
5%
5%
5%
19'A
6%
34'A
23'A
1
„
(Robert)
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
1
5'A
19'A
No par
(The)
13%
10O
*91%
15
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
92
92
92
90%
92
13 %
*90%
92
;
310
/
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(16)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1953
year 11)51
Lowest
r
Lowest
Highest
23 % Apr
7
Dec
10
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
63
Feb
27
77
19% July 28
31% July 15
13 % Mar 21
25
46% Oct
YORK
LOW AND HfGH SALE
STOCK
29
8'/a Jan
9
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
26% Dec
29
38% Jan
5
Gull
28
66% Sep
21
77
5
25
Nov
28% Jan
31
41 %
14
Sep
Jan
Thursday
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
23
1
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
x
u
4%
4'/a
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
23%
23
27
27 %
26%
27%
2,6%
27 Va
preferred
No par
68 Va
68 %
67%
67 V2
67%
25
45%
46%
44%
45%
45%
45%
Corp
the Week
Friday
Jan. 1
Shares
23%
12,000
4%
4,500
27%
10,800
67%
Gulf Oil
50% Mar 27
Wednesday-
Dec. 2!)
Mobile Ac Ohio RR com_No par
$5
Sales for
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Par
4% Dec
TRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
23
58% Jan
16
NEW
.
Highest
Monday, January 4, 1954
Continued—Page 6
STOCKS
Range for Previous
**
27
'
45%
500
46%
16,100
26 %
2,500
Gulf States Utilities Co—
20
97% Jan
98% Jan
105
16
16
103% Jan
16
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
100
*
105% Jan
8
$4.40
dividend
preferred—
100
"104
105 %
*104
105%
104
preferred
100
*103
104%
*103
104%
104%
35%
*34
35%
July
Jun
97
28% Dec
1
24
90
92
105
2
Dec
22
Jun
May 7
106% May 20
103
3
Dec
16
2
July
105
Jan
Commo.n
$4.44
8
;—_—No par
dividend
26%
27
*98%
100
26%
26 Vs
26%
*98%
28%
93 %
26%
100
104
*98%
100
*104
104%
"20
105%
*103%
.
105
20
H
30% Mar 26
33% Dec
24
15% May 26
11% May 29
17% Jan
3
68
■
May 26
81
Feb
19
61 % Dec
Nov
17% Sep
9
12% Sep
*14
102% Jan
23
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
142
23
26
107
5% Oct 29
33
Oct
Jun
5
Jan
30% Dec
30
Halliburton
2
18% Dec
31
Hall
14
Jan
23
Hamilton
30
71
Jan
30
15
16% Jan
5
105% Feb
10
8
15
31
Feb
9
Feb
4% Sep
31% Dec
4
29
14
24
36
2
Sep
14
Dec
23
1
1
26
11% Jan
17
7%. Jan
23
5
Jan
(M
6%
8 % Mar 12
36% Mar
12% July
'„{*
Jan
30
9
Hazel-Atlas
2
21% Dec
7
29% Jan
2
Hecht
May
7
78% Jun
15
87
Nov
5
29 %
May 12
34
Nov
3
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
May 20
91
Apr
20
97
21
93% Mar
4
100
Mar
Jan
Co
3%%
Heinz
Glass
Co
21 % Dec
29
34% Dec
14
13% Dec
2
20% Apr
10
66% Oct
31
x78 % Mar
60% Sep
15
74% Jan
6
Hercules Powder
120% Feb
21
126% Dec
Jun
17
9i
37% May 21
51% Jan
9
42% Feb
7
37% Sep
15
53% Oct
15
48% Jun
4
53% Apr 14
23% Sep
12% Sep
29
Hewitt-Robins
11
18% Feb
2
Aug 19
73% Jan
7
21% Oct
22
26% Jan
14% Oct
31
24 % Jan
70
—
24
74
Apr
62% Dec
26
14% Jan
18
113
7
7
62
26
107% Jan
14
72% Sep
15% Jan
6
May 12
22% Nov
22 % Jan
21
11% Mar 31
22% Apr
11% Jan
91
2
D-e
10
Dec
16
$4%
5
33
Sep 3o
Oct
29
12% Mar 11
Hires Co
22
9
Holland
4
4% Dec
30
6
Hollander ,<A)
20% Apr
14
Sep
4
29% Mar 21
25
39
44% Oct
23
12% Oct
11
17% Mar 23
Holly Sugar Corp
Dec
15
28% Jan
30
41% Mar 10
2
47
Odt
5
66% Dec
19
102% May
Sep 22
Jun
16
7
14% Nov
19
35% Jan
21
30
Nov
55
90
7
18
32
8
42
49
3
Aug
96
; 12
May 16
64% Jan
102
Sep 15
17
29
36 % Jan
57% Feb
24
93% Feb
99% Jan
3
103% Jan
13
9
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
91
July 17
Dec
23
103% Dec 23
96
Jun
18% Nov
11
Apr
14
54
Sep 15
19% July 28
25% Aug
6
5% Aug 11
14
Dec
12
Jan
16
21
Dec
Jun
22
7
4
Oct
19
8
4% Dec
16
2% Sep
24% Nov
28
18% Sep
Apr
29
54% Jan
8
95
Apr
17
46% Dec 31
88% Dec
109
Dec
19
*35% Apr
7
45% Feb 23
42% Dec
10
50% Apr
17
*47% Jan
53
8
52% Aug 21
101% Sep
35% Jun
44
46
May 21
52
81
Oct
Feb
23
20
21% May
11% Jan
186
Apr
22
29% Oct
22
160va Jan
16% Mar
31 Va Apr
88% Jan
2
Dec
40% May
130% Jan
9
36% Jan
1
97% Jan
3
5% Jan
56% Jan
101
Jan
Dec
23
48
Jan
5
"57%
"95%
109%
13%
32%
x51
3
preferred.'
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9
14
41
Jun
29
36 % Dec
8%
8 %
39 %
38%
39
11 %
10%
11 %
2%
2%
19%
19%
19%
2%
19%
cum
RR
5
2
Jan
8
2% Jan
2
5
•"
10
64
55
Jan
40% Feb
7
Shoe
Silver common
Jan.
30% Dec
21
35
4
13% Dec
31
20% Jan
6
International
Telep
3
24
Jun
10
31% Dec
18
International
Utilities
78
4
28% Oct
8
32% July 2
10% Sep 30
23% Dec
29
15
29
9% Sep
29% Jan
28% Dec 31
25 % Jan 30
22% Jun
15
22
39% Feb
5
15% Dec
141 % Jan
13
109% Dec
16
10
33% Jan
30% Mar
Jan
22
/
$1.40
cum
_J>5
Corp
Power
41% May 21
,
I liter type Corp
31% Mar .16
_
-Iowa-Illinois -Gas Ac Elce C0JN0 par
26% Mar 16
Iowa
30% Jan
130
Power
Ac
.—No par
Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common..z
6
50c
Feb
11
i
6% Dee
16
Jacobs (F I.) Co
...1
Jaeger Machine Co
par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur "Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr Ac I.t 4% pfd_.100
$6
preferred
t
xl
3 •%
1.000
40%
3,900
40%
40
96%
98
39%
21%
21%
15%
*15%
125%
25 Vs
90
89
247
27%
158%
160
41
11,100
,
4,300
21%
16
25 %
2,100
70
90
14%
242
27
27%
159
*89
14%
14%
200
169
39%
242
5,300
-
700
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169
21
14%
6,600
1,000
247
27
19,400
27%
*159
330
160
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,100
28 %
29%
28%
29
%
28%
29%
8,200
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79
78%
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1%
1%
1%
34%
34%
76
200.
76
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131%
132
9%
9%
56%
54%
100 %
32%
24%
131 VA
131%
9%
45
100%
6%
47%
6
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15%
10,400
11,900
I
100
3,400
1:,
650
~
45 V2
45
38%
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38%
38 Va
38%
36%
37%
37
37%
30%
44%
45
600
2,100
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13%
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4.500
31 %
31%
31 Vs
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
29%
30
30
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31%
31%
31%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,500
10%
.
v
10%
10 %
10%
2,300
400
52,000
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30
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31
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31%
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24
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,
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400
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29%
30%
24%
.15 Vi
115
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115
31
29%
29%
29%
24% ; 24%
29%
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115-
14,000
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-
250
9%
56%
56
100%
6
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9%
56
38%
10 %
13%
131%
3,600
»
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31%
10%
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35%
36%
24
31%
29%
1%
34%
47
6 Va
46%
"*44%
-
j
38
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*100
100%
6 Vs
38V4
37%
,
9%
54%
45%
,
131
9%
56
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6 %
45
1%
34%
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48 %
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1%
34%
31%
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3%
4
24%
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30%- 30Vs
25
3.50
27
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41%
24%
14%
158%
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239
52
8%
41%
39%
91
14%
78
38%
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44 %.
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46
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52
96%
,
100
52
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20 %
200
1.800
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50
r
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6%,
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1,200
54
40
25%
x239
41%
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3 %
15%
25%
29%
9!%
56
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phi—
conv
18
14
2,400
900
*53%
8
40
15%
91
132r
25
preferred
&
19,700
DAY
4,900
54
*41%
40
20%
15%
25%
1%
34%
—No par
30% Sep
35
Sep
NEW YEAR'S
76%
*51
4
39%
21%
28%
Limited—15
Interna tionul
40%
89j,-
common—7.50
36% July 24
28,100
109
52
8%
39%
V4/2 14%
249 '
246
27% 21159% 159%
24% 24%
100
20% Dec
3,300
CLOSED
2%
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41%
4
40%
40
21
5
.
Paper
900
EXCHANGE
14
*53 va
52
8
x41 %
4 Va
/8
52
54
*51
8%
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25 /a
No par
International
7%
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*53 va
97
common
3
..
49%
169
100
Jan: 26
19
42
49%
97
No par
54
1
41%
*166
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer eom__No par
5%
preferred—
—_}()()
International Salt
__No par
May 129
42%
99
...No par
:
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"
44%
76
*107%
49%
169
Machines
Preferred
t
20%
44
76
109
98
common
44%
75
*107%
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Inc
International Packers
International
75%
J00
Iron
44%
44%
42
41%
'8
40/4
4%
preferred
10(1
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel' of Canada eom_z.No
par
10% Mar 17
19
2%
20
*48%
52
8S4
No par
preferred
Harvester
vx
13%
2%
20
107%
No par
common
Co
Business
44
75
54
4
41
4
par
1
8
Jun
t
13%
2%
19%
42 %
*
50
Co
18
27
13%
49%
,,
53
7%
preferred.—
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
lilt Minerals Ac Chemical com
5
11
13%
107%
52
50
50
Rayon
Steel
107%
76%
50
Int'I
103% Nov
1
12%
45%
Z/4
43
;48 '?
No par
preferred
2o
Feb
483,8
100
A
ser
common
.Feb
36
*7%
l-x!:"
common.lOO
phi
15
2
13%
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20
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33% Dec
13
3%
11
preferred
cum
4%%
30
38%
'
RR
Co
Int'l
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t
28%
8 Vs
7
47% Jan
t
28%
20
95'/2
102%
11%
5
90
30
29
*94%
r-4 0 0
39 %
Jan
39% Jan
38% Dec: 24
2
94%
102%
10%
i.6.06%
conv
Power
Intcrlake
26% Mar 24
•'
94%
*100%
39
166% Jan
18
95%
102%
900
■
88%
*86
*94%
700
49%
7%
14
19% Mar 11
30
87
3,400
13 Vs
33
11%
13%
2 %5
6% "preferred
254% Mar 17
29
49%
39%
92% Jan
Dec
87
12%
*32%
7%
Corp
6
87%
13
11
Intercbemical
93% Jun
50
39%
12.50
20
45 % Dec
49%
1 ()()
^
...
'
50%
*100%
1
lioncum
Inland
12% Mar 18
5
32%
49%
Ltd—No"par
Ac Sin
Inc
Ingersoll-Rand
59% Nov 16
16
12%
32%
28%
.1
16
Oct
13%
32%
1,100
Ctfs
15
Apr
12% Oct
13
32
3,000
Insuranshares
47% Jun
105
180
26,700
Inspiration Cons Copper
15
13%
51
95%
*99%
240
109%
56%
32%
*85
600
96%
109%
109%
*
57%
*95%
96 %
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3%
10
.
59
96%
109
11%
25
31
58%
•
96%
109
3%
24
Dec
59
*95%
102 %
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,
25
,
26 % Nov
76
,*57%
£8
"85
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29% Feb
1
59
96%
110
300
11%
24% Jan
22
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15% Nov
128% Sep
9% Sep
Aug 15
126% Oct
3,600
15
3
Jan
25% May 8
22% Apr 17
26% Nov 12
58
3%
Central
Industrial
28
•165
4
61% Feb
16
56%
Indiislria Eledtrica De Mex, S A
7
55% Dec 26
40
Nov
56
Hussman Refrigerator Co
6% Mar 16
137% Aug
14% Jan
36% May 16
8% Jan
55 %
11%
6%
7
57
26
55%
3%
28
28
May 29
25% Oct
55%
Idaho Power Co
1% Oct
47
t!
55%
11%
Illinois
34% Dec
45
30% May 19
55%
-
3%
30
21
68
22
11,600
13% July 17
21% Sep 15
May 15
3% May 6
43% May 28
Oct
33
~
48 Va Jan
21
;
14 Vs
25%
32%
Corp
1
94
19
4
14
25%
33%
11%
Foods
7
14
1
14%
25 V«
3%
noneuin
4.42%
3,900
14
11%
Hunt
21
3,200
12
Hupp
Oct
1,700
14,300
5 Vs
32%
preferred
41% Jan
14
8%
5
3%
cum
17
14%
—
10%
5
4%
—
8%
10%
9
10%
11%
4.70%
25
5 %
5
*31
9
10%
400
2,000
1
8
33
5%
*30
8%
11
60
I
25 Vs
Co..
4.26%
14
*30
67
*
67%;
Manhattan common—100
Ac
Illinois
600
9.000
15
1,900
7
15
27%
14%
69
2,000
Jan
23
14%
*67%
200
14%
54% M<vr 11
21% Sep
27% Sep
*26%
15%
,
66%
52
24% Sep
53%
28%
Bay
S
80
1,200
41
53%
26%
26%
26%
*40%
14%
2
148% Jun
41
54%
14%
preferred
1
26%
122%
28%
cum
23
27%
122
65
4.08%
23
172
*53
14%
5
Apr
23% Dec
2
41
54%
65
4
10
40%
14%
Jan
Aug 13
15
122%
122 %
40%
25%
Motor Car
15
Jun
122%
122%
*53
65
50
13% Sep
2,200
28%
Hudson
Sep
86
69%
14%
Hudson
Apr
224
68%
65%
2
84
24
68%
33%
*
B___No pur
l
42% Dec
4
% Oct 27
42% May
Nov
68%
14
2
35% Sep
18% Sep
July 14
18
68%
64%
Jan
151
246% Dec 29
68
1.900
33
30
96
2,100
*25
3 % Dec
3
100
14%
25
Illinois Terminal
9
36%
14
33%
Indianapolis Power Ac Light__No
29
22
36
14%
33%
13
14% Dec
21%
36%
14
21%
25
22
23 Va Jan
21%
*36
14%
5%
14%
11% Apr
29% Jan
1
21%
36
14%
8%
42 % Dec
4
21 Va
36
15%
Howe Sound
Jan
20
400
95%
10%
19
18% May
1
88 % May 19
15% Jun 16
*93
95%
9
27
19
95%
32%
11
7% Jan
25
*93
2,500
32%
10%
34% Jun
51% Jan
33
19%
4
164% Nov
33
8.400
85
81%
8% Jan
28
33
18
22%
19%
41% Dec 17
8% Jan 30
64 % Aug
5
96% Dec 29
22
*32%
*93
17%
22 Vs
*84
81%
6
41% Oct
84
%
55% Oct
155% Jan
22%
84
17%
19%
(Del)
5
38% Sep 23
18
22
85
22
66
6
52
17%
22%
*84
15%
113% Jan
48% May 19
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
4% Oct 30
17 %
17%
22%
30
66
48 % Mar 25
18
9,800
80
"
49% Jun
5%
19%
10
Co
Stores Corp.
88% Jan
16
May
Sep
5%
5%
1
Howard
5% Mar 19
18
5%
5%
28%
19% Jan
40% May 25
65% Sep 11
23
300
5%
5%
No par
I
36
12%
80
30
Houston Oil Ac Texas
24
32%
*12%
„_12.50
Light Ac Power
17
15
*32
12%
19%
100
1
14
1
32%
*12%
80%
common
7
5%
*31%
13
19%
100
Hudson
32%
*12%
5.
ser
May
17% Jan
Mar 11
"31%
13
80
preferred
Houston
5%
600
19%
100
59% Feb
29
Jan
24
10
2.400
83
preferred..
4%
3,000
22%
82
10%
"32%
6%
preferred
4.40%
14% Mar 11
7
21
May
3%%
24%
133
14%
$2.25 conv preferred
___50
Household Finance common_.No par
5
79
8
16
9% Sep
12% Dec
Howlaille-IIershey
2,700
31%
54
No par
$4.25 preferred
$4.20 div 2nd phi
220
DAY
104
24%
*131
69
10
:
21 Va Jan
.
29
36% Oct
Mar 25
/ 29 % Dec
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
66% July 31
17% Dec
3
4
16% Jun
Dec
85
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr 17
12% Feb
19
26
13
,
.
30
July 20
80% Jun
22
4
*103
25"
131*/
—__1
Hooker Electrochemical
2
Feb
,116% Mar 19
104
24%
xl31 %
14
common
Honolulu Oil Corp
31
Dec
103
18% Apr 19
58% Oct 30
16% Nov 28
Dec
*103
24%
133
69
j
.5
5% conv preferred
Homestalce Mining
58
5%
104
15
Ac Sons
32% Dec
2
*103
5
7
1
12%
71
.
(Charles E)_
69% Feb
24
41% Jan
7% Jan
12%
143/4
Furnace Co
Apr
103% Oct
32% Mar
Mar
12%
NEW YEAR'S
69
Hinde Ac Dauch Paper Co
16
31
12%
32%
*53^
(conv) ..No par
Corp..,
8% Sep
2
50% Sep 30
94% Jan
2
Hotels
12%
84
"26/2
5
2nd phi
cum
Hillon
18
33% Jan
3
Feb
20
—No par
Inc
12%
*5%
Hcydcn Chemical Corp common...]
3%% preferred series A
100
10% Dec
*26% Jan
18
Mar 27
'
17
27
88
3
25
—No par
common
12%
100
62
5%
-
9% Dec
16
44% Feb
14
5
16% Mar
19% Oct
7
126% Jan
,
14
Jan
21
preferred
62
95%
*93
21%, 21%
35 %
35%
14%- 14%
68%
68%
123
"122
40%
40
10
common
Motors.
62
5 Vs
11%
5%
preferred
100
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4 % % preferred, series A
50
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non-cum
'
61%
5%
5,32
2
62%
x5%
22%
100
—...
62
22%
25
common
64
22%
84
38% Sep
3
21% Mar 31
22
12%
22%
5
24% Dec
5
12 VA
22%
15
30
(G
12%
22%
100
26
7%
*12%
23
23
2
29
.
12%
"131%
5/2
Co
preferred
Hercules
*12%
/24%
31/8
13
5 k
...
common
(II J)
Hehne
1,100
12%
*131 va
1
Oct
5
1,900
CLOSED
25
50
;
17
38% Mar 13
EXCHANGE
18%
133
1
common
21% Apr
34% Apr
26% Feb
30%
17%
*34
104
10
preferred
3.05%
30%
17%
35%
24 k
100
Hayes Industires Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp—
32% Jan
30%
17%
*34
1103_
15
com
Marx
Ac
Corp of America
4%% preferred
90
21
pfd__No par
llefrac
Hat
18
30%
17 %
12/4
2.50
preferred
Sep
1
Co.
Co $4.25
A)
60
28% May
Co
Paper
Hart Schaffner
8
30%
*17%
42 /»
preferred———100
STOCK
30%
17%
30/8
35%
30%
25
com—No par
Harbison-Walk
14% Mar 20
30
Watch
conv
Hanna
26% Aug 13
7% May 20
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
19 % Jun 16
Water
Well Cementing__5
Printing Co
5
Oil
F)
Hainmermill
2
July
(W
4%
2
145
22 % Dec
July 29
Hackensack
5
Jun
131
21
6% Jan
36% Mar
15
22% Sep
100
18
34 % Aug
15
Jan
ll% Aug 27
18% July 16
19
21% Oct
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
*24%
15 va
*114
15%
117
*30%
15%
115
•
31 1/4
500
29%
1,200
*'
25
200
15%
9,900
115
80
J
3% Oct
20
19% Jan
2
26% Aug 15
81% Jan
2
90
5% Jan
19
3
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
17% Aug 31
Jun
3
82
Feb"15
62% Feb
19
100
May 12
.25% Mar
9
July
7
89
Feb
26
Apr
23
43
Nov
6
88% Jun
19
101
Jan
16
74% Jan
2
Johns
66% Dec
8
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Sleel
34
96
25
May
78% Jun
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
53% Oct
30
71% Jan
20% Oct
22
25% Jan
19
Sep
14
Oct
24% Jan
16
18
86
3
29% Sep
14
-<
5
Sep
30
90% Apr
38% Feb
82
31% Oct
Jewel Tea
39% Mar 17
82
Dec
Co
Inc common
5%
Ac
100
5%
5%
5%
20
20
*19%
20%
*19%
20%
,100
21
21
20%
20%
20%
20 3 4
1,000
86%
86%
86%
86%
86 va
86 %
86%
87
390
42 %
900
43
*98%
5%
43
41%
100
"98%
No par
63%
64
12%
62 %
62%
Johnson.—
preferred series
5%
20%
21
5%
5%
3,300
'
1
3%%
preferred
Manville Corp
5%
21
*20
10
com
A
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
19%
42%
100
42
*98%
42
*42
100
100
100
20
62%
20%
63%
63 %
65 Vs
65%
66
7,000
*61%
62 %
61%
61%
62%
62%
1,100
19%
20
19%
20
19%
24.400
20
85
85 %
85%
85%
*85%
85%
85%
85%
31%
32%
31%
32.
31%
32 Va
32 %
32%
27%
27%
27%
28
\
27%
27%
46 Vs
46%
46
461 '9.
3%
3%
270
*
2,900
K
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
42% Dec
16
49% Feb
13
*8
Dec
For
26
19% Dec
footnotes
see
lo
p*>9
22'/8 Nov
41
4
% Nov
30
2% Oct
15
30% Mar 12
49
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
N
Kaiser
5%
Afum
cum
Ac
Client
preferred
Corp..
1
'£>
27,Vs
27 3
50
(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove Ac Furnace.
46%
47
10
3%
4
3 %
*3%
3%
3%
3%
9.700
1,500
400
Volume 179
Number 5287
1
.
t
:The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(17)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
,
Lowest
1
Range for Year 1953
Highest
j
l.ui.e»L
26% Jan
5
30% Dec
10
87% Jan
;
2
96
Dec
3
95
Jan
15
103 % Mar 12
26% Jun
May
16
33 % Dec
14
85
102% May 21
106
NEW
V
Highest
10
95 % Jan
13
Jun
92
Sep
11
98% Jun
1
18
100% Mar
105% Dec
Kansas
City Pr & Lt Co com.No
16
36% Sep
9% Feb
28
19% Sep
13% Dec
68% Oct
22
92%
14
45% Aug 10
16
37
Oct
Sep, 27
21
Mar 17
17'
4
10
19
July
40% Feb
29
31%
31%
3134
*9434
95%
*943/4
preferred
preferred
100
*98%
cum
20% May
.
40
4%
30
5
; 21% Feb
1
14% Dec
18
Kayser
15
20'/8 Jun
18
Kelsey
Sep
14
82
Feb
25
37% Oct
6
60,
Jan
8
9
19
18%
Jan
2
25
Nov
8
80
Oct
35% Oct
21
23
49% Jan
Apr
28
34
Oct
21
31% Jan
54% Sep
24
28 %
Sep
14
May 12
41% Jan
5
81% Dec
31
93% Jan
5
35% Jan
5
31% Dec
Jan
8
57 % F^b
46% Dec
12
46
31
56
July 16
72% Jan 30
18% Sep
14
24% Mar 17
Lane-Wells
21
64
9
Lee Rubber
&
26% Dec
21% Nov 23
29% Feb
3
Lees
86
95
8
Dec
Sep
Laclede Gas
Jan
7% Oct
23
11% Jan
10
34
Dec
29
22% Jan
4
% Dec
22
1% Jan
7
29
6% Dec
16
14% Jan
6
4% Jan
4%%
20
22
26
2 % Jan
5
17% Jan
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
23
13% Dec
18
16
.
1% Dec
15
33 Va Dec
30
Ma~r28
14
Jan
16
Dec
25
Jan
7
42% Dec
23
Feb
18
23
7
10% Apr
rill
10
39% Dec
10
Dec
29
160% Jan
2
173% Apr 30
155
Jun
5
9
26
Dec
11
58% Jun
48% Jun
25
35 %
26
82
23% Jan
30
31 % Nov
64
14
Jun
17
18
26
15
23
Sep
74
Feb
27
26
110
ftpr
Jan
Aug
101
Jun
12
24% Feb
110
V 91% Jan
8
37% Oct
16
.
79%
i
78%
79%
V
80
29%
80
29%
3Q%
29%
30%
83 y8
82%
82 3
8134
82
32%
32%
32
31%
32 %
32%
323/4
*48%
49%
49
49%
45%
46%
46%
46%
10
9%
DAY
*
4%
•
..
—
•
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160
>
10,900
f
r
1,000
1,500
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v
V
2,500
600
43/8
22
21"%
22
213%
22
14%
143/B
14%
14%
14%
46
47
110
1,300
*47
•
•.
3,700
'
'
14%
14%
48
3
300
220
10
9%
41/2
43/8
4%
10
21%
1,600
1
1,100
■
i
49
*47
49
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20%
19%
20
47%
47%
48%
800
22
22%
1,900
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20
47%
47%
22%
21%
22
21%
86%
8%
28
86
86
*85%
15
471/4
221/4
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5
5%
7
5.25%
23% Dec
9
5
146% Dec
3
14
5.25%
•
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14%
!«
7%
2%
14
14%
14
14%
14
14%
i
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1%
1%
34%
33%
34V4
33%
34
14%
14%
15
151/B
11
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11
Hi
ii
13
13,700
15,600
6%
6%
6%
63/4
5,200
11
18
6%
6%
1%
2
5,800
33%
34%
5,500
"15%
15%
1,400
1%
16
161/4
16
16%
16
16%
8,600
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40
2,800
9,900
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3/«
600
63
63%
63 %
64 %
64%
65%
20,400
158%
159
158
158
160
160
80
1,000
74%
75%,
76
76%
77
39%
39%
39
39%
391/4
39%
23
30 %
22%
22%
23
22%'
23
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
64%
27%
64
64
64%
64%
26%
271/4
26%
27%
27%
273/4'
13
12 %
13
12%
131/4
13
13 3/«
10
27
12%
29%
—10
23%
*221/4
*64
23%
23%
23%
108%
108%
1081/2
108 '/a
29
30%
*108
22
17
109%
22%
17 %
*106
107
*106
107
*106
107
100100
'■'103% 104%
*105% 106 %
24%. 24%
* 147 % 150
*103 %
104%
*103V2
104%
*105%
1061/2
*105'/2
1061/2
24%
24%
241/2
25%
147%
149%
146%
1463/„
41%
41%
59%.
61
31%
31%
3,100
300
19,900
i
74,100
3,300
11,100
30
23%
*108
700
20,400
23% '
30
29%
23%
•
900
653%
28%
29%
23%
.
100
!—■
prd series A
8%
27%
17,300
27%
74 %
64%
1
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co cbm
10-
1
8 3/a
27%
40
*18%
,
-
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22
17
171/a
17
17%
17
200
T
108%
4,900
17'A
9,200
106% '
*105%
r20
'
10
42% Dec
15
t..,
30% Dec
16
7
92
series B preferred—
preferred series C
Loriljard
7 "/o
(P> ,Ca common
preferred a
_1«>
.—J
-
100
ii
8%
27%
22%
30
-
No par
Corp
40
40
preferred—100
Co
8
87
2734
16%
40%
40%
8%
9
38%
38%
63%
64
*158% 159
76
76
25
8%
*85%
27%
xl6%
2.50
Aircraft Corp—
8
87:
15%
.
>
No par
common
9
30
30-
9%
4
'
4%.
4%
22%
86%
8%
27%
14%
U
6%
2
34%
No par
Cement
14
Sep
Jan
9%
10
20
47%
19 3>*
47'%
21%
10
(The)
Gas
Jan
55
50
*47
conv
106 % Dec
34% Jun
•99% July
9%
5
Star
106% Jan
33% Aug
20
78%
No par
Star
4.75
6
May
30% Aug
160% Dec
158% May 24
41% Dec 23
9
20
NEW YEAR'S
82%
313/4
A
;
"
31
2S%
100
Lone
13
97
67% Dec 30;
3
Jan
52% Feb
31
r
I
100
1,100
■-
J
't
*
800
%,
83%
5
convertible
101% Jun
143'
24
30
4%
22
14%
A
"
6,800
.
12,200
CLOSED
79
7
Lone
■
TR% Mar 25
-33
■
.106
*23%
31
49 %
com
Co
3%%
1!)
10
•-
*30%
46
Libby
&
Loew's Inc
34 V* Mar 19
16
15
15 % Jun
18
24
;
49
Corp
Corp
Oil
Lockheed
14% Mar 25
2
25% Dec
24
106
83%
10
preferred
Tulip Cup. Corp
Lily
13
29% Nov
17% Dec
21
107
'
2,900
■
79
No par
Liquid Carbonic. Corp com
2
24
*105
>■
»
18,100
29%
No par
Lion
14% Jan
Dec
McNeill
Savers
7%
(
35 % Mar 26
107
Fink
Lionel
14
5
32
100
4
21% Oct
20% Aug
*30
5
3
7
106% Nov
EXCHANGE
—1
38% Mar
43% Feb
2
STOCK
48%
44%
—
21% Feb
5
July 14
2 J. 78
48%
-
48%
49%
Tire.
27% Mar 27
-
x27% Nov
Jan
*21 %
47%
;
21%
47%
46
Link Belt Co
23% Jun
101
2l'/8
47%.
'.*21
49
preferred—
efc
Life
17
103% Jun
102
21%
48%
32
50
47% Mar 16
15
20% Apr
10% Sep
28
40%
21%
*48'%
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
i>
77%.Dec
Sep 24
28% Sep
15% Sep
75% Apr 14
24% July
1
18% Jan
4
39%
*21%
(Jitmes) & Sons Co Common—3
Libby
6
Aug
171% Nov
19% Fen -9
15
4Q3/8
No par
a
$3 noncum 1st preferred
50c noncum 2nd pid
13
34% J
63
28
39%,
*30%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
29
Nov
39%
24
Lerner Stores Corp
15
18% Apr
38%
46
preferred
3.85%
4
Jan
11% Oct
40-%
24
22% Mar 17
Dec
66
39%
.'—5
9
2
65
No par
1—1
76
•Jan
16%
64%
24%
Products
38
46% Mar 17
15%
x24
(The)—
1
22.
16%
64%
•
13%
107
Lehman Corp
4
21% Dec
133/8
16
62%
Lehigh Portland Cement.
25
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Vailey Coal common—.
1-..
•
12
28
74
13%.
16
62%
*105
Lelin
Nov
61% Jun
13
13-%
16
62
10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Mar 24
35% Oct
Feb
13%
16 %
63%
107%
42% Feb
14
17
27
13%
1578
62%
*106
18% Mar 27
29
33% SlP
8 % Jan
Nov
;
36
2
x33% Feb
13%rT3%
2,900
'
July 14
16%
1
5
4
(The)
v
3,300
10
Co
Co
t\
(!■
200
18%
La Consolidada 6% prd_75 Pesos Me*.
-
Mar 12
25% Jun
14
35%
18%
No par
Co
47
Dec
14
30
38%
35"%
18%
Lane Bryant common
21% Dec
16% Oct
38 3/4
35%
18 3/a
No par
18% Mar 18
30% Nov 26
1
38%
*35%
18 %
Nopar
1
.
31
7
4
1
15
& Co
14% Dec
Nov
Jan
38%
35%
1
(The)
12
Dec
1
May
(SH)
Kroger Co
Lambert
% Dec
43 '
39
18%
1,
.
25% Aug 20
92% May
1
9% Dec 22
xl2% Apr
33% Nov
38%
35 %
18%
:
Co.
9
1
49
<S S)
2
13
-
Kresge
28
5% Feb
105%
100
Jun
10
*105
10
«
35%
100
preferred
Kress
105%
'If
'<1
*
100
39%
common
4% Dec
19
7% May
Co
19% Jan
Feb
21
R)
19
14
'■
(G
21
Jan
25 %
2
39
1
Corp—
50
2
21% May
'•
4%
*105
2,000
+
100
18%
^
$5 prior, preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
31
8
Co__
&
16% Dec
54% May
1
20% Apr 15
8% May
Kinney
5
28
7% Jan
10
20% Jan
29
47% Dec
24
7
Jan
95
105 %
100
Shares
•
95V2
*34%
Wheel
preferred (cum)
conv
Klng-Seeley
417/a May 19
37% Apr
8
6
88
22
11
9% Dec 23
5 % Dec
45
Jan
Dec
(Julius)
Hayes
4%
Mar 17
I
8% Mar 13
18% Oct
28
3
9
42% Dec 24
25
11% Mar
14
*105
105%
*99
'
r
32%
*94%
.50
Copper
No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50,
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp pom.
No par
3
49% Dec
111% Feb
15
78 •
97% July 30
39% Jan
5
50% Mar 25
,
24% Feb
16
Sep
22% Sep
27
91
16
101
7
Apr
'
Nov
39% jun
12
70
,
21
7
3
Jan
100
32
£5 %
Jan. I.
8.75
Kennecott
26% Dec
27
No par
.
preferred
non-cum
59 %
51% Sep
114
*105
*99
32%
32
*94%
the Week
Friday
Dec. 31
•
Kansas Power & Light Co
Jan~26
22% Aug
1
Apr
Mar
,
110
100
100
32
95%
Sales for
Thursday
'
City Southern—
July
71
Dec. 30
100
13% Sep
>
Wednesday
Dec. 29
par
Common
28
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 28
preferred
4.50%
HIGH
Monday
Par
.
4%
9
32 % Jun
\
2
STOCK
3.80%
Kansas
16% Jan
YORK
Continued—Page 7
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
17
104%
104%
*106
107
253/B
'
-
STOCK
146 3/a, 1463/8
*
25%
,
EXCHANGE
:
CLOSED
11,906
70
'
May 25
36% Sep 15
67% Jan
Louisville Gas & El
•
'Louisville'
2
35 % May 25
f
97% Nov
«•
45% Jail
9
Lowensteifi
4
x41%
(Ky).No par
31%
& Sons Inc com„1
(M)
*96
100
Steel
Co—
Wood
Working Co.
—
41%
61 %
61
.50...
%V ni'eferred series Ai
Lukens
22
Co
Nashville-.
&
-
32
*96
98
40%
•
41%
*1
10
42
40%
413/a
59%
31%
601/4
31%
32
31%
39%
40%
40 3/4
60
*96
98
*96
98
403/4
60%
41
39%
NEW YEAR'S
98
'
40
393/4
900
2,700
'
2,200
DAY
2,500
M
10.,
Nov
14
40% Aug
4
128% Sep 10
^
V
12
Oct
15% Jan
-
30
45
135
25
May
7:
Jun
3>
17% Jan
28:
■»
24% Oct
>
-
t
22
31% Jan
30i
84
29
90% Jan
28-
Dec
7% Aug 25
>7% Oct 16
26% Oct 30
15% Aug 13
485
9
7% Dec
24
6
■'
Apr
9% Mar 13-
10% Jan
».
39
8
536
19
Dec
20 *
Feb
-22% Nov 14^
Dec
10»
11% Mar 18
8
23 :
Jan
7i
7% Oct
41
Jun
125
Sep
23
12
Mar 20
8
45
Feb
17
10% July 13
20% Dec 29
78% Sep
7% Oct
6 % Dec
21
14
16
132
.
.
Mar 94
6%
Jan
,
8
May
29
9% Jan
12
Sep
15
32
Apr
9
15
22% Jan
6
Sep
15
3% Dec
30
4% Sep
14
552
8 % Feb
a
1
-
Mar
18
2
12% Jan
17;
22% Apr 24
10% July 2
52% Feb 25
29 % Jan
28
16% Sep
21
25
22
11% Jun
10
52% Jun 15
1
28
9
23
Nov
17
85
Oct
7
94
8% Jun
25
16
9% Apr 15
-21% Oct 28
Dec
27% July
Jan
16
6% Sep
18
25% Jun
11
58
;
Mar
Jan
Jun
9
80
88% Mar
Dec
19
8
16
13% Jun
2
Sep 14
i
4%%
16% Dec
29
25% Feb
2
17% Sep
15
21 % Nov
16
Apr
10
34 %
Aug 28
42 % Dec
30
>104% Jan
3
Jun
10'*
98% Jun
30
110% Jan
5
29% Jan
25
27% Jun
10
(Glenn L)
Master
4.25%
98
July 21
83% Jun
5
95
Jan
20
$3.75
2
97
May
82% Jun
12
95
Jan
0
$3.75
87
14% Jan
4
18
May
2
75
July 2
Sep 15
19% Dec
31
16
51
30
45'
Sep 29
15
Dec
52
Mar 16
Maytag Co
Mar 12
$3
Dec
4
21% Mar 25
McCall
26% Dec
31
20% Sop
14
30% Feb
10
MeCord
Feb
28
45% Nov
13
41% Nov
27
45% Feb
17
14% Oct
28
29
15% Feb
4
89% Dec
•
30
92
8
55% Mar
5
17% Mar
7*
11% Dec
98% Apr
2S«
72% Dec
71
28
Nov
'
65
Nov
20
83 % Apr
3;
33% Nov
l
46
Jan
28-.
23
26% Jan
7.
3
15% Jan
22% July 15
28% Feb
86
'
17
23% Jan
12% Nov
.
94
Aug 19
23% Mar
8
Jan
26% Dec
21
2;
14
24:
12% Oct
22
47
Dec
10
50% Mar 12
15% Apr
16
21% Dec
6
35% Jan
93% Dec
22
Oct
84% Jan
4
104% Oct
3
16
121
Feb
8;
39 % Dec
24
26% Jan
21
11% Dec
29
14 % J»n
14
29% Dec
13
95
26 % Jr-n
2
11% Dec
20
46
Nov
22
Oct
7
15
33%
35% Dec
71 % Jail
May
14% May 22
Aug
19
15
19 % Jan
22
17
14
25% Jan
S
12
.80.
Jan
2
Sep
'
May
92% Jun
Jan~23
25
50% May 21
7
4
89
-Oct
27
10
111
Jan
20
Nov
13
21
Sep 15
28% Jan
2
22
Jun
16
54% Feb
V
?1
Jav
Nov
30
$4
18
11
28
Dec
29
92% Jan
2
101
May 27
86
Jin
11
108
Jun
25
95
S
p
14
97% Jun
3
88
Jun
12
July
101
Jan
3
91
Jan
14
91% Feb
105
20
39% Jan
98% Jan
105
Mines
& ltobbins
Inc—
Co..
—
Corp—
Co
Inc
2nd
81%
82
82
15%
16
16%
16%
16%
35,300
] 334,
113/„
13%
133/4
2,500
16,400
13%
17
17%
41%
16%
161/2
16%
17%
17%
17%
171%
17%
40%
413/4
411/4
421/4
103%
103 %
28%
92
90%
84
17%
49
15%
21%
43%
27%
28%
16%
4,100
*90%
100
92
60
150
91
91
90%
90%
901/2
90%
90%
92
84
82%
84
82
82
*82%
17%
17%
47%
17%
17%
48%
17%
*47
47%
*47
10
17%
1,700
48%
100
15
15 %
15%
15%
15
15 V*
3,700
21%
21%
211/4
21 %
21%
21%
800
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
5,900
11%
12
75
75
6 81/2
'
68%
700
33%
33%
1,000
33%
33%
331/4
33%
333/4
531/4
53%
54
54
54
630
53%
37%
37%
37%,
38
37%
38%
18%
18%>
18%
18%
18%.
18%
19
11%
28%
11%
28%
87
11%
11%
11 VB
11%
11%
11%
1,800
28
28%.
28%
28'%
28
28%
3,200
88
86%
86%
27%
273/4
27%"
11%
Hi/2
46
No par
87
27%
11%
*46%
16
19%
16%c
*86
97%
*92%
25%
Nopar
Co—Nopar
12.50
28%
,
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
*90%
11%
11%
6,800
*46i/e
47%
11%
46i%
46 %
46%
15%
16%
16
16
153/4
15%
19%
20%
19%
20%
193/4
20
87%
98
94
26
28%
22%
"101
110
12,200
16
20%
28%
91%
pfd—100
series—
100
1,400
27 3,4
11%
92
103
92
%.
*86
97 %
873/4
*86
87%
97%
*97%
99
1,500
1,900
88
27%
28%
5
*86%
27%
11%
47
*22%
—;
*86%,
i
273/B
*86
87%
98
40
1,300
20,700
98%
700
20
94
94
94
*92%
25%
26
25%
26
26 3/»
26%
1,200
28
283 4
28
281%
28%
28%
3,500
*92%
*22'
28
*22%
23
28
*91
92
*101
103
92
%
92
28
23
281/2
95
*22%
22%
28 %
28%
93
*92
*101
103
*101
103
*91
92
*91
92
3,400
100
93
*91 %
'
"70
preferred
series
100
preferred
preferred
series
series.
100
*102%
91
104%
*102%
104%
1041%
*103%
5
23%
23%
22%
23'/4
23%
233/4
23%
66% Dec
66
66%
65 %
66%
651/2
66%
66
66%
4,900
26%
27%
26%
27
9,900
16
81% Jan
28
55% Sep
22
14
28% Nov
28,
22% Jun
9
29% Mar
27% Mar
5
31
9
Miami
Copper
Mid-Continent
Middle
South
...
Petroleum—
Utilities
Inc
100
*87
10
Nopar
'
27
'
27%
*87
26%
91
27%,
*
28%
28
28%
92
4.45%
20% Feb
22
*90%
1,200
9,900
3.80%
3
58% Oct
page
28%
104%
4
84
109% Aug
8
26% Dec 18
99
8
see
*103'
107% Feb 19
95% May 23
6
Jan
footnotes
;•
173/4
41% *42
*103
104%
May 21
18% Sep 14
20
Oct
For
16%
17
37%
Nopar
preferred—,
preferred
190
83
n%
Nopar
Co..
*
18%
3%
common—
Linotype
200
6,700
*82
37%
1
Inc
pfd
Machine
93 % Feb
80%
5
preferred—50
1st
4,300
18
-1
common
Co
12%
24%
53%
(1st series)—.100
Mesta
3.85%
23%
10
Porcupine
Stores Coj_._i.
9
13
23%
33%
53%
5
Merritt-Chaninan & Scott
93 % Jan
23%
.1
Publishing
Mergenl.haler
4.35%
23
55%
24
11%
(The)
13,800
*55
68%
2nd
2
12%
13
75
Stores
19%
191/8
55%-.
11%
5
2
12%
*55
68%
conv
Feb
,
74%
Shoe
400
3,800
7
6%
13%
11%
"When issued"
37% Dec
12%
55%
11%
Mfg
1,000
4%
22%
*
12%
*55
68%
&
$4.25
-■
6,600
33/4
31/2
4%
19%
75'/2
$3.50 preferred
1'
19 /a
12%
55%
23%.
83f
18%
11%
Mercantile
Merck
19%
68%
convertible
5%
18%
6%.
75
Co
Mengel
.
03/4...
68%
preferred
Melville
28% Mar 19
350
*—1.
Corp common
4 %%
6%
2,300
535
22%
4%'
23
12
76%
Norris
McQuay
II
6%
7
*515
33/4
'
68%
McLellan
Mead
22/8
22%,
75;
McKesson
<
3%
4%
43/4
22%
Electric* Co
(' Mclutyre
;
No par
No par
.-2
3%,
4%
22%
Stores Corp common—50c
convertible preferred—-100
McCrory
McGraw-Hill
12
18
$2.50
3%%
1
.'
Corp common
preferred
3%
530
4,800
15%
*82%
17%
*48
15%
21%
*42%
No par
Corp
M'cGraw
73% Mar 12
15% Sep
9i
'
22
*21% Sep
83% Oct
<
3
18 % Dec
91% Sep
28
Jan
16
57% Sep 15
26% Sep 22
52
Sep 17
33% Juiy 2
No par
common—
If
28
92
90%
5
i)fd
preferred
19% Dec
7
42
5
100
preferred—
cum
12
4-
).
1947 series.Nopar
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
85% Nov 24
21
preferred
*515
530
16%
"103% 104%
1
Chemical Corp com
conv
530„
3,'»
*515
4,100
6%.
25%
.
13%
16%
17%
41%
No par
—
May Dept Stores common
2
45% Jan
15%
6%
730
1,000
15% ' 15%
1
.No par
Corp..
Matliieson
32% Mar 23
Co—
Electric-Co
10
7
25%
16%
6%
14,500
81%
-
6%
251/4
15%
83
100
Masonite
2
18
15% Mar
X22% Nov
preferred
Martin
20% Feb
Jan
6V4.
25%
*9%
12%
55%
23 ..
5
50
Martin-Parry Corp
33% Jan
-
(conv)
14% Mar 5
49 %
79
6%
25%
16
6/«
6.25
Corp common
18% Mar 20
30
90% Jan
6%
25%
15%
"
1.
„
?%
""7%
X81%
7%
7%.
21,400
20%
20%
20^
82 " "
•*—81
4%
Marshall Field & Co com.—No par
9
17% May 12
34% Aug 11
Corp
8
16/4
374
,
—5
preferred
-•■20%
20%
80
7%
13%
12%
13.%
300
130
25 /a
50
Exploration
Midland
4%%
38% Oct
90% Jan
/»-
20%.
79%
'
123/4
13%
4,400
42%
*125
16/4
No par
———
12%,
130*^
8%
*41%
42
41%
*125
8
8
7%
8
41%
130
25 %
.
1
—
Oil
Marathon
25% Mar 19
113
20,8
80
'
^6%
ltt,
Shirt
Manhattan
Marine
15
lg
"
.1
:
Mahoning Coal RR Co—
Mandel-Bros
Feb
22% Sep
12% Jun
No par
—
Magma Copper
Maracaibo
8
Sep
No par
.100
Manali Sugar Co—
w
13% Dec
22:
13
57% Jan
20/?
79%
Ca Inc-com.—No par
preferred series A.
Madison Square; Garden
t
130
12P™
5i-
Magnnvox Co (The)
Mar 23
Apr
22
<R ID
41%
*125
'
8 % Oct
July 11
ine
4
"125
100
preferred.
Magic Cher
t
7%
£■;
5
common—10
4%%
8
15% Sep
517-
Forbes
&
Muck Truck*
Macy
-
87 % Mar 27
9
M
&
Mac And rews
24
.15% Nov 1Q
26
M
*87
*103
91
*87
91
105
24
5,700
J
18
(18)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
;
Year
Lowest
4
% Jun
20 '
Kange for Year 1953
•
Lowest
46% Dec
139
-
1
29% Dec
14
3
Sep
125 % O-t
7
Oct
6
30% Jan
22
21% Oct
9
% Feb
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
26
% Oct
23
19% Dec
19
% Feb
14
62% Dec
18
Apr
24
48'/4 Jan
2
.'% Feb
25
Oct
28
i
105
11
9
24
Nov
19% Jan
2
3
69
104
Jan
T"n
Oct
22
20% Jan
22
15% Sep
Oct
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
Oct
10
8% Feb
15
16
67% Dec
31
Apr
21
12
59% Dec
31% Jan
23
Nov
Mar
4
14% Aug
24% Oct
4
Dec
3*
-4
■
Mar 25
41% Mar 17
6% Mar 12
57% Sep
33% Sep
15
70% Aug
58% Jan
23
22
Dec
31
33% Dec
17
5
13
Jan
5
'
ft
Co
125%
21%
21%
21%
21%
'21%
par
21%
21%
20%
21
67%
68
57%
57 %
58%
'102%
103%
'102%
103%
'102%
103%
'102%
103 y2
9%
8%
9%
8%
9%
8%
9%
18%
18%
18%
18%
600
21'/4
2178
21%
21%
2,900
27
27
26 %
26%
26%
27
26%
27
1
7%
#
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
EXCHANGE
10
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
37
4%
4%
4%
4%
37%
4%
CLOSED
4%
62%
NEW YEAR'S
4.900
DAY
6,300
15% Mar 25
20% Mar 23
Monarch
95% Jan
Monsanto
Tool
28% Mar 11
32% Mar 26
16%
83%
18%
19%
18%
18%
19%
32%
1?%
31%
18%
31%
31%
■'"'3l%
32
X31%
31%
5,700
33%
31%
32%
33
34
33%
33%
55%
55
55%
55%
56%
55%
56%
3,600
18,400
12%
12.
12%
12
12%
12%
,
Moore-McCormack
15
29
15% Apr
43% Jan
16
29% Dec
22% May
11 Vb Jun
32
6
21
Dec
31
34% Mar 18
Motor
29
27% Jan
Motor
Wheel
21% Sep
18
Sep
14
27% Mar 16
Mueller
26% Mar 13
Mullins
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
25
26
12
Jan
5
4
43
Dec
31
110
1
Nov
28
21% Dec
48
48
1
52% Feb
24
Aug 25
15
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 20
6
12
12
11%
12
12
12
11%
30%
31%
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
14% May 19
50
Jan
110% Mar
6
3
24% Feb
Feb
25
Feb
4%%
26
50
51
2
Corp
Corp
Brass
10
22
22%
—5
22%
22%
21%
21%
1
23%
23%
23
Co
29
22% Dec
1
16
Dec
29
25% Feb 26
Nash-Kelvinator
100% Dec
18
74
Sep
15
99% Jan
NashviUe
1
28
Oct
6
4
11% Sep
16% Sep
19% Sep
34
Sep
14
38
158% Jun
24
174% Dec
14
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
13% Feb
60% Dec
26
National
Can
24
National
Cash
2,500
12
10,000
21%
22%
21
22
7,200
'22%
22
23%
22%
22%
22%
2,800
23%
23%
23%
2,100
19%
7,800
19
18%
18%
5
13%
13%
'13%
13%
'13%
13%
13%
13%
700
1
4 4%
44%
'43%
44%
43%
43%
43
43%
1,200
100
'106%
107%
'106%
107%
106 %
107%
1
common
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
Myers tF E) & Bros
35% Dec
7,600
12%
29%
.
-23%
22
.
-
preferred
4
-'
12 y4
Products
21% Dec
<
8,700
14,900
'
No par
3
Co
8
42% Mar 13
Dec
&
x55
19%
:—12
Inc
15
13% Jan
19
18% May
(John)
31
57% Jan
5
49-% Dec
Morrell
Motorola
6
33
No par
Lines
Dec
29% Jan
1
106 % Oct
11
25% Dec
Dec
1,000
1,000
16%
82%
Montgomery Ward & Co
25
13%
16%
83%
15
1
13%
2,500
16%
18 Vb Apr
14
13%
.
82%
65% Mar 19
20
13%
41%
22%
13%
16%
40% Dec
Mar
'13%
40
22
83
18
Feb
13%
13%
61%
16%
17
18
22%
81%
15
23
41 %
22%
16%
53% Sep
7
40%
22%
85%
11% Sep
10% Sep
3
61
41%
22%
16%
2
Aug
61%
40%
84%
18% Aug
5
14% Jan 10
44% Oct 14
Nov
60%
42%
22%
8
Co
67'/2 Jan
12
61%
61%
22%
61 Vb
7,100
3,200
17,000
No par
Chemical
16% Jan
22 V2 Jan
4
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—
Montana Power Co (The)—No
par
Monterey Oil Co
1
20
55% Oct 22
36
4%
41%
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Machine
7,400
STOCK
com—No par
A
100
RR
15
29% Nov
280
72
18%
11
2
71%
2,900
17 000
21%
Sep
10
72
'71
72
71%
71
6,200
18%
79
14
8%
68
56%
21 %
15% Sep
17% Sep
8%
67
57%
18%
2
25% Jun
8%
67
55%
?l%
4
19
1,900
9,300
18%
18% Jan
30
21
?' %
109% Jan
31% Dec
21
66%
71
30
28% Jun
1,200
25
20
*
8%
21%
par
Oct
17
220
21%
67%
:100
Oct
16
1,500
21%
21
21
8%
Shares
126
58%
9
r»i»
8%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 1
31%
125%
67 %
preferred series
^Missouri Pac RR 5% cony
pfd.100
30
Mojud Co Inc
1.2b
Apr
9
8%
31
126
57%
i
1
common
preferred
r
31%
31
32
125%
No par
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
6
15
7
1st
f*it
32
125%
Marie—No par
Minneapolis Power & Light—No
Mlssk \ Corp
Mission
Development Co_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
23% Mar 25
31
S
preierred
$5.50
'
33
125%
10
S
&
Dec. 31
125%
Reg
1.60
Mfg common—No par
&
Thursday
Dec. 30
'32%.
Corp
Paul
Min
Wednesday
Dec. 2!)
100
Minneapolis-Mollne
21
37
88
$4
22
21% Dec
15
Jan
Minn
5
1-8% Nov
ct
Mar 12
Minn St
23
19% Nov
commoau
Minneapolis-Honeywell
29
19% Jan
Oct
Jan
Oil
Tuesday
Dec. 28
F«f
-
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No
30
60% Dec
Monday
STOCK
1st preferred-
Midwest
20
68% Nov
8% Dec
30% Jan
8%
24% Mar 20
6
2
91% Jan
Midland Steel Prod
7
9
31
24 '/• Jan
7
Feb
27
Apr
94% Jan
19
46% Jan
139
YORK
EXCHANGE
8% Dec
23
v
■
NEW
•
Migoest
53% Feb
42
Jan
Nov
Nov
gales far
-
\ Highest
% Jan
Continued—Page 8
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICES
STOCKS
1952
19
18%
18%
10
18
18%
60
'42
43%
No par
36
com
17%
'106'A
107%
18%
18%
'42%
43%
'42%
43%
36%
36%
36%
36%
1,000
22,900
18
18
43%
'42
35%
36
'
18%
36
6,200
19
M
17% May
1
60% Feb 20
31% Apr 15
11% Oct 15
16% Oct 24
19
36
20% Jan
Apr 23
29% Apr
161% Jan
2
49% Nov
3
9% Jan
1
31
179% Jun
21
2
•
8
23% Dec
35% Dec
23
8% Oct
Aug
16% Jan
12% Jan
18
28
61% Mar 19
14% Nov 25
xlO% May 15
13% Jan
7
9
13% Jan
14
2
18% Mar 27
60
14
15% Jan
8
National
22
21% Mar
9
National
15
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
Mar 19
National
Biscuit
Sep 15
18 % Jan
91
Jan
25% May
2
4
Nov
6
$4.50
38% Dec
31
4
7%
146
4
7'/a Dec
Nov
24
9% Dec
29
26
21
31% Jan
86 % Sep
25
91
11
Nov
6% Oct
14
16
22
10% Feb
1
M3% Dec
10
104% Jan
Jan
4
8% Mar 3
11% Jan 11
16
Jan
3
7
105% Sep
30
9% Jan
3
23
13% Sep
43% Jan
11
35% Dec
14% Sep
4
90% Jan
12
84
Jan
22
98% Mar 20
Jan
11% Oct
National
5
National
24% Jan
6
21
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
12% Jan 12
4% Jan
4%
14
28
10% Jun
13% Jan
105
2
Sep
Dec,
10
5
7% Mar
13% Feb
16% Apr
27
106
29
;15% Nov
16
Feb
85
92% Jan
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
56
64,
30
16%
10 %
10 Vb
19%
19%
19%
4,600
3,900
12%
12 Vb
12 %
3,100
18%
18 %
18%
36,000
86
86%
84
853/4
85%
87
861/4
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 >/4
20%
No par
5
*93'/2
100
Jan
38
37%
38%
172
'171%
173
171'%
172%
141
'140
141
140
141
1
9%
&
Cast-No par
Steel
No par
Co
26
Pa com
63/4
6%
103/a
10%
3,600
43/8
4%
43%
9,800
10%
11 Vb
11%
2,700
Inc
1
common™
33 Vb
33%
13%
91
91
89
41%
41%
30
New
York
New
York
48% Jan
5
101% Jun
10
109 % Mar
9
May
94% Feb
10
2
46% Jan
2
13% Dec
22
x29
Jan
80
400
24% Dec 23
63% Nov 25
Sep
May
2
92
Feb
9
5
520
Jan
8
N
Y
&
16
34
Feb
18
N
Y
New
2
65% Feb
5
49% Dec
29
15% Jan
7
N
Jun
Jan
22
6
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
80% Nov
2
Niagara
10
3.40%
87% Jan
94% Nov
8
3.60%
13
3.90%
May 21
75
Jan
Apr
28
2
92
Nov
21
79
Jun
22
2
98% Jun
3
87
Jun
29
28
2
26% Apr
52% Sep
1
15
20% Jan
26
Nopco
23
53% Jan
30
Norfolk
Jan
16
8
26 % Apr
16
22% Jun
12
2
25
Dec
16
19
Jun
19
17% Dec
8
15% Sep
15
Apr
28
8% Apr
75% Jan
24
26
8
17
14% Sep
89% Dec
19
83
7
47% Dec
30
35% Mar
Sep
15
0
JUiy
34 % Sep 24
87
M~ar
6
Feb
5
29
52
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
16
11% Jun
10
82
2
90% Dec
1
78
Jan
/
94%
Sep 14
Jan
16
2
107% Nov
Jan
5
14% Dec
16
84
105
87
3
110
Nov
7
Apr
100% Jun
24
Jan
18
109
94
Jan
Mar 12
5
102
Nov
25
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
>
'
9
7
12% Jun
15
18% Mar 17
8% Dec
29
14% Jan >13
Northwest
8
25% Jan
31
16% Dec
30
18% July 18
24% Jan
27% Jan
28
18% Sep
18
25% Apr - 9
Norwich
34% Jun
10
39% Feb
Ohio Edison Co
94% Jun
12
83
12
2
Jan
14
88 % Jan
8
104% May 15
39% Dec
22
106% Aug 12
94% Apr 10
106% Nov
7
100
Jun
May 18
97% Jun
12
lo
49% Jun
10
2
60% Apr
27% Dec
16
23% Jun
10
17% Mar 13
19% Dec
9
16% Sep
1
8% Dec
71% Sep
50% Oct
22
13
91
Jan
Oct
Dec
For
6
27
12
17% Jun
108% Jun
footnotes
page
6
2
22
2
*
253/a
25 Vb
25'%
3,400
17%
173/4
17%
18
3,400
183/f
17
63
65
'86 3/4
'405
19%
183/4
19 %
74
333/4
'63
'86%
89
'405
465
34
preferred
'405
65
'863/4
89
100
17
1,300
65
'63
'405
-465
8,000
106'/a
89
450
24%
23
24%
24
24 %
233/4
24
51%
52%
49%
51
503/4
51 >/4
513/4
52
3,500
17V4
,
27%
27 V*
27
27%
27%
28y4>
3,500
36%
363/4
27%
27%
80
'79
36
36%
'91
92
'91
par
92 %
27%
79
'85
85%
'91 y2
92%
85
'91 '/2
36%
'91
27%
27%
36%
36'%
*Q1
92%
1/,
27%
28
6,700
36%
2,400
QO
27%
11,100
80 Va
*79
79%
100
85%
85%
'85%
86
200
91 Vz
79
91 %
92 %
'79
85
92%
.
92%
40
i8y8
183/e
17%
18
Vb
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,600
25
40
40%
393/4
40 Va
39%
40 Vb
39%
40 Vb
16,200
25
24%
24y8
'23%
24 y4
'23%
24'/4
'23%
24 V*
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20 Vb
20%
20%
15,800
19%
20
y8
193/4,!
20%
20%
21%
21
21'/4
37,900
8
%
1
'—1
8
50
Co
Ry
3/a
'84
10
40 3/4
100
'106
100
55%
86
8%
'84
41%
107
40%
107
56%
8%
8%
'84
86
41
40%
Vb
107
107
8%
8%
9
85
84
41
41 y4
107
'107
10,200
85
41
100
107'/a
30
5,200
-
210
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
23,400
13%
X54%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,900
(Minn.)—
Xl3%
-6
__1©6
j
x85
14
-•85%
.106
'106'4
.100
'96%
98
1
17%
Inc common—10
8%
Inc
84%
•'
85
85
85
-*'106%
107%
106%
97%
97%
'97%
98%
*97%
98'/a
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
9
8 ¥2
8%
8%
610
106'/a
17y8
17%
20%
203/4
.12
common.
85
107%
25
Co
85
107%.
_2,50
i
Pharmacal
'863/4
89
85,000
10
Gas
Airlines
'63
65
450
100
243/4
2
common
$4.10
31
33% Jan
25 Ve
17%
163/4
Ry Co
Pacific
16% Jan
100
25%
17 Vi
•105%
preferred
preferred
4.6%
25
17%
16%
Capital Corp
15% Jan
13
25%
100
Natural
9
Sep
6.800
66
106 %
Co
30
19
12%
66
100
preferred
Northrop Aircraft
11% Apr
'11% Sep
■
12%
64 Vz
41
16%
100
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
$4.80
3,900
123/4
64
'105'%
preferred
$3.60
413/4
12%
66
16%
Corp corn-No
Western
Northern Central
■
40%
.123/4
106%
Co
Mar 19
403/4
41%
12%
16%
100
Pwr
70
91
'105%
Aviation
Northern
'89
91
105%
1
American
5'/2 %
'89
64'%
17
Corp—
American
4
89%
41
105%
Hartford Co_100
series A
100
Chemical
Northeast
5,400
19 Vb
preferred
preferred
preferred
Northern
60
13%
Q4
&
North
?
87'%
133/4
18%
No par
North
8
Jan
46% Jan
87%
14
Q0 3A
50
Ry
Adjustment preferred
2^% Mar 24
22% Dec 21*
14
103% Oct
59
26
Mhk
&
87%
13%
19%
preferred
16
Sep
39% Dec
33
'86%
343i,
Common
$3.75
200
34
'33
'323/4
14
19
State Electric & Gas
Corp—
No par
37% Mar 23
92
86% Jan
15
Y
21
11
82
Aug
19% Jan
6
31% Sep
85
5%
2,800
86%
34
Co
14%
33
*
No par
Co—
preferred
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
80% Jun
28
Louis
York
3
2
Haven
Preferred
5
2
St
Harlem RR
Apr
Jan
25
Nov
30
&
500
14%
105 %
143/e
20
Chic
non-cum
35% Sep
76
46% Jan
$5
94
24% Jan
18% Oct
20
'105
14%
17%
6%
preferred series A
100
New York City Omnibus
Corp.No par
New York Dock common
No par
11
19% Jun
Central
14%
14%
105%
14%
12%
'66
5
Common
New
18% Jan
16
85% Jan
9
Mar 24
673
13
Brake
'14
'105
66%
12%
1
100
25% Jan
Air
11
14,400
25 VB
10
preferred
7
14%
86 %
13%
11
14%
33
87 %
13%
%
105%
14%
'105
'86 y2
14
Oct
105%
common—No par
29
14% Feb
14%
,
6
11
14%
Sep
86
10%
143/4
30
350
=
'105
6
18% Dec
Jan
11
14%
100
—
49% Dec
70
114 '/2
'112
103/4
20
5
28%
28 Va
114 %
4%
34% Feb
17% July 13
28%
'112
10 Vb
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
Dec
3,500
28%
113%
6%
New
73
170
28%
28
'112
28%
114
500
7,700
4%
23% Mar 17
9
DAY
90%
10%
8
Apr
NEW YEAR'S
24%
90%
6%
17
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
26%
24%
90%
4'/a
17% Sep
3
26%
243/8
90%
10 %
23% Sep
Oct
26'/2
24
90
6%
% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
17% May 26
26%
24%
4%
22
108
26%
10 y4
36% Nov 24
9
3,800
6%
13
24
6,900
CLOSED
463/8
4 Vb
22
14% Apr
46 3%
10 Vb
Oct
52
46'A
1
18% Nov
100% Jan
273/,
45%
90
28
17
15
21
46%
EXCHANGE
1
preferred
York
80
2,200
24
'112
Co
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport Industries common
30
110
STOCK
1
Inc
% %
9%
'26
26
14%
4
20'/2
'27
27%
'27
273/o
45%
preferred
100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
20
21%
9%
142
25%
5
Inc
20%
21%
9%
10,200
383%
173
90
100
common
20%
'27
%
173
'1403/4
90
3% %
29
Jan
46%
93/8
9%
9%
38
2,200
7,600
95
24%
10
preferred
27%
46%
100
30
34
21%
'27
373/i
37 Vb
9%
2iy4
No par
10
New
6
16% Jan
37%
86%
21
20 3/0
'93%
95
171%
Corp
Newberry Co (J J)
14% Mar 30
'93%
95
No par
Bros
4%%
'93 y2
95
]'139'/4
Service
Co
conv
3,400
12'/8
18%
Corp
Nesco
72% Mar 23
Dec
16%
10%
19 3/a
18%
Vulcanized Fibre
Neisner
2
7
16%
10'/8
19%
12%
Theatres
Nehi
6
Jan
16%
10%
19%
18%
National
Mar 25
93% Apr
18
16%
10 y«
19%
12
National
6
Jun
163%
10%
19%
12%
Natomas Co
8
Jan
Tea
4.20%
26
!38
16%
10'/a
100
Sugar Ret
National
6
10% Apr
31% Jun
9
1,200
6,100
16%
1
100
Supply (The)
preferred
4'/2%
29% May 20
104% Jan
10
Linen
Malleable
12
85% Jun 30
12% Jun 11
97
July 22
31% Dec
National
24
75
2
20
66
Nov
Apr 21
56% July 1
20%. Feb
4
4
30
45% Oct
30'/4 Jan
3,700
18%
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp__
22% Sep
4,500
12'A
common
6
3
11 Vb
59%
18%
B
5
May 20
27% July 7
109% July 31
5% Sep 18
2
Lead Co
preferred
52% Jan
27% Oct
10%
59
5
preferred A
32% Jan
25% Oct
Jan
National
Natl
31% Nov 24
11%
593/4
common—5
Prod
37% Mar 19
30
3% Oct 23
Distillers
preferred
6%
101
Gas
'/4%
173% Nov
257/e Jan
10%
58%
1
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum Co common
22% May 26'
96
10%
59%
25
common
preferred
Cylinder
10 3/4
58%
National
3
Apr
Co
11
59%
8
15
91
Container
200
174
'173
6
24
35
10%
x59V2
.
17%
29% Apr
15
10
No par
173
65%
155 % Jun
132
Apr
23
5,800
1733/4
172 '/2
172
172
17 %
18
22
1,000
36 3,4
173%
100
64%
29
19% Feb
20%
36%
173/4
Jan
85% Jan
20%
36%
64%
Jun
2
203/4
173/a
33
J an
20 3/8
36»/s
173/«
63%
147% Apr 24
9% Jan 31
40% Jan 26
34% Sep 22
20%
36 3/8
17
17%
177
53
17%
20%
36
17%
64%
1
1
17%
20%
36%
17%
17 Vb
15
20% Dec 31
25 % Sep 21
40% Sep 14
17%
20%
36%
63%
17% Sep
85% Dec
9
17%
5
10
common
17%
5
1
Fibres Inc—1
Corp
Co
65
15
9
7,700
3,200
17%
20
May
14
64%
Jan
30% Jan
13 3/4
1
Feb
43
14
xl3%
10
136
23
13%
Co
99% Jan
Feb
13%
'16%
Dairy Products
National Department Stores
29
7
14
Corp
Register
conv
National
14
165
30 Ys Oct
3,400
13%
National
Dec
8
Automotive
$1.25
19% Mar 27
15% Jan
7
230
31
preferred A
66% Dec
23% Jan
23% July
98% Oct
17
Sep 21
84
74%
30 %
75
30%
National City Lines Inc
22
24
16%
75
29
National
5
29
110% Jan
16
15
7%
2
Dec
2
16
74
30'/8
18% Aug 18
16% Sep
4
16'/8
74%
29%
la
11% Jan
20% Dec
12
17% Jan
34 % Jan
Sep
Aug 31
.
10
22
16
74%
30%
Airlines
56% Jun
30
16%
75%
30
•
St
Acme Co
1
13% Dec
16
75
1
1
&
National
Dec
19% Oct
97
16%
LouiaJU»~lUU
Corp
Chatt
36 V« Mar 25
19
48% Jan
2
17
•20
20%
8%.
.
8%
18
8%
100
100
-
8,800
15,600
16%
1
16%
16%
17
7,400
20%
20%
20%
21
1,000
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
'38%
38%
Jan
2
4.40%
3,600
preferred
100%
100%
101 »/4
101 %
101%
102 V*
102%
102%
210
93% Jan
27
3.90%
preferred
91 %»
91%
91 Va
91%
'91 Va
92%
106% Feb
92%
25
4.56%
108
'106'/a
107%
107%
104% Dec
9
4.44%
preferred
preferred
'91%
*106 Vb
104%
104%
*104 Vb
104%
104%
104%
200
54%
54%
5,800
27
106
57% Aug
28
6
Mar 23
19% Dec
24
15
14% Feb
2
23
95 y4 Jan
9
Ohio
Oil
Co
com
preferred
Oliver
4%%
Corp
common
convertible preferred
10
20
107
'104
___No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
'106
1043/i
54
54%
53%
54%
27 %
27%
27 y4
27%
19y2
'18 Va
19 %
'19
1
8%
100
71%
9
*106'/a
Vb,
72%
8%
71 y4
8%
72
53%
54'/2
2*7%
26%
27
♦19'/8
19%
*18%
19%
8%
8%
8%
9'/®
100
72%
73
72
72%
2,300
36,
(19)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5287... The
Volume 179
Continued—Page 9
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Prerfeat
Butge fer
Range for Year
Tear 1952
-
Lowest
«
Highest
Lev est
9% Mar
28
41% Dec 23
30
Dec 23
13Va Aug
EXCHANGE
8% Apr
12
35
Feb
19
19
Jan
2
Feb
20
79
Feb
19
83
Jan
11
79 y» Oct
2
41% Apr 24
52
Jun
11
38
Sep
18
55 V\ Dec
85% Jan
23
69 y« Jun
16
81
Mar 12
16
69 ye Sep
42% Oct
21
Outboard Marine &
Jan
6
21
Owens-Corning
14
11% Jun
18
16
Dec
24
80
Oct
28
88
12% Dec 30
19% Jan
11
7% Oct
6
25% Mar 22
38% Dec
13% Jan
4%
5
3
31
34% Dec
21
48
51
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
35
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
Oct
15
57% Mar
2
30% Dec
2
25% Jun
16
30% Feb 20
32% Jun 12
39% Dec
9
34% Jun
10
40
24%
5% Jan
129% Jun
25
142% Jan
22
6%
21
4% Sep
15
8% Jan
28
Pacific
15
22% Feb
20
16
8% Jan
119% Mar 10
2
17% Oct
22
7
16
9'/2 Jan
6% Jan
19
8% Sep
14
11% Feb
12
29
9
Jan
93
2
5% Sep
14
9% Jan
6% Nov 17
'
preferred
Panhandle
2
30% Mar 27
Paramount
34% Jan
7
Park
Parke
16
38
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
397/8 Jan
30
8% Apr
28
6% Sep
15
8y8Jan
5
Parmelee
15
7
4% Sep 21
8% Apr
9
Patino
5% Nov 24
18% Jan
2
31% May
7
I ^ Va-Dee
22
10% Oct
20
17
20% Jan
34
Jan
5
35% Nov
-
44% Jan
29
8% Jan 29
23
20
10
.
*
#-
27% Sep
.
2
,'
:
19
14% Aug
15
33
Dec
29% Dec
14
81% Dec
10
14% Apr 23
39% Mar 19
10
41% Dec
28
2
107% Feb
29% Jan
5
27
Jun
11
11
101
Jun
33% Dec
23
16% Dec
29
23% Jan
67% Jan 23
40% Dec
29
52% Jan
15
28% Sep
11
32 y4 May
Aug
5
127
*124
Nov
14
31
Feb
6
40% Feb
18
28
8% Feb
20
11% Dec
3o
145
5
148% Mar 16
15
Sep
14
48
10% Jan
15
15% May 21
18
44% Jan
2
2
105% Apr
7
99
22
23% Jan
22
Sep
15
Pet
Dec
28
Jan
30
21% Mar
19
19% Jan
25
19% Mar 25
42% Jan
2
26
34 y2 Oct
20
Pfizer
29
117% Jan
2
91 y2 Jun
18
108% Jan
2
31
29 y4 Sep
21
43% Feb
5
15
28% Jun
16
327/b Jan
19
May 15
20% Jun
24
Jun
1
33
May
3
41 '/a Dec
29
Apr
17
33% Dec
22% Jan
2
103% Jan
*103% Jan
6
99% Jun
17
93
Oct
99
24
86
112
2
Jan
25
8
Jun
24
99
Jan
10
108
Feb
26
108% Nov
12
104
20% Feb
July
7
87/8Sep 21
8
18% Jan
15% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
36% Nov
12
26% Nov
3
90
Apr
12
80
42% May 15
52
Dec
8
41% Dec
93% Jan
12
101
3
88% Dec
29
95% Feb
13
Dec
30
83% Jan
May
87
98% May 10
Dec
20
13% Mar 15
29
98
69 '/2 Mar 25
19
Phoenix
10
33% Jun
5
39
Mar
5
32
Sep
8
95
July 22
19
Jan
4
29
19 % Dec
24
Nov
29-
37% Jan
21
101
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Jan
$4
22% Mar 27
6
Pitts
106% May 22
106% May 22
14
110% Jan
21
1
37% Jan
29
18% Dec
29
29% Jan
5
6
95% Feb
13
77
Dec
24
94
Feb
17
106'/2 Jan
28
76 % Dec
29
97
Jan
7
Nov
26
4iy« Sep
15
59% Feb
3
17% Jan
14
11
Sep
15
16% Mar 18
91
Oct
46
May
1
62
1
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
162
Sep
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
12
153 y4 Jun
11
165
Feb
18
8
Oct
27
10% Jan
21
6V2 Dec
31
9% Feb
17
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
78% Oct
30
85
17
60
21
73% Feb
27
Jan
23
18
31
25% Apr
17
Sep
59% Dec 31
17
25% Dec
23
80
Oct
20% Apr
129
Jan
68
Jan
H% Jan"
12%
9
Feb~l4
15
Jan
9
18
Aug 27
34% July
3
17% Sep
146
Sep
86
145
Sep
10% Sep
26
Mar 20
75
25% Mar 18
150
Apr
27
14
31% Jan
2
14
98
15
12% Jan
common
Inc
28% Oct
16
37% Mar 15
23 V2 Sep
14
347/8 Apr
2
Plymouth Oil Co—a
40% Oct
24
55'A Feb
13
30% Dec
23
46% Feb
3
Pond
Dec
22
19
22
13% Oct 13
177% Jan
29
15
Jan
16
Jun
8
19 V2 Mar 23
14% Jan
7
18% Dec
4
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
18
7% Sep
15
31% Sep
9
35% Dec
15
34% Jan
8
39
62% May
8
69% Dec
11
59% July
1
•71% Dec
11% Oct
8
17% Jan
22
9% Dec
31
157/b Jan
May 13
86V4Jan
2
76% Dec
29
82% Jan
80
11% May
7
May
$4.75
cum
preferred-.
1
31% Nov
26
2 6%,*Jun
5
357/b Dec
Public
Serv
Co
of Colo
8
34% Dec
10
29% Jun
18
37 % Dec
Public
Serv
Co
of
2
87
73
Jun
23
84 y4 Nov
22
Jun
3
25
Sep
15
May 16
Sep
8
26% Dec
24% Jan
2
27%
24% Jan
2
92% Jan
2
25
11
Nov'li
27% Aug
92
Jan
27% Oct
30
20
277/a Feb
24% Jun
6
preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.90% preferred
24
Jan
6
4.08%
102
Jun
5
Pub Serv
$1.40
No par
10
Indiana—No par
100
25
3% %
27'A Jan
24 y8 Jun
103% Nov 20
26
1
100
5
B
Jan
81
27%
23
23 y8
1,100
31 %
31%
32%
31%
32 %
15,000
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
—t—1
El & Gas
cob
25
No par
preference com—No par
preferred
—
100
cum preferred
100
div
22'%
28%
*28
29
*28
29
36
35%
36%
40%
*39 %
*
35
36%
81
*25%
*27
25%
25'%
*97%
*106'%
24% Dec
15
3
4
'Jun
18
27% Feb
25% Aug 31
131% Jun 17
5
148
30% Mar
146V2 Feb
2
25% Jan
2
20% Sep
23% Jan
2
29% Nov 25
72
Jan
9
81% Dec
8
3% Nov
14
4% Oct
9
15
21
19
29% Jan
6
Jun
18
79
Jan
2
2% Oct
15
3% Sep
15
68
Nov
4% Jan
6
5ya Dec
4
Nov
9
3% Jun
18
4% Jan 11
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
86
Feb
26
96
40% Mar
5
48
35% Dec
30
47% Mar 25
For footnotes
see
Aug 29
page
22.
No par
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Rurina Co 3%% pfd
100
RaybestomManhattan
14%
14%
15
107%
107 %
-No par
1,800
NEW YEAR'S
95%
104'%
103%
108
8%
9'/a
28%
28%
84
84
20
310
31,300
S'Va
9
6,900
28%
28%
84%
*84
10
18,400
41%
41%
42'%
42%
42%
89%
*88 %
90%
89
97
87
31%
33
54%
54%
53%
54%
10%
10%
10
10
35%
35%
35%
35%
99
99
99
X99
18%
19%
81
81
44
44
44
70
1,500
19%
6,300,
18%
44%
710
81
76%
44%
11%
44%
1,600
3,400
3,400
12
11%
160
*157%' 161
*157%
161
*162
163%
~10
162
*162
54
54%
2,900
6%
6,100
11%
12
12
162
600
22
76%
,
*157%
700
100
*79
77
76%
77
11%
35%
35%
22
19%
76%
II,500
*105
81
18%
54%
53%
*93 %
*105
*79
97%
*92
*10
22
22
22
21%
*105
,
163%
54
53%
53%
6%
6%
6%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
60 '/a
60 %
60
60%
59%
60
61%
61%
61%
62
19%
19%
19
19%
53
62%
62%
*18%
19%
6%
*148%
18%
18%
18%
19
90
90
89%
11%
10%
*10%
23%
8%
7,500
19
89%
89'/a
89 '/a
10 7
11%
11 %
24
8
32%
32%
32%
14 '/a
17
8%
8'/a
*35%
68%
69'
1,700
68%
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
76%
76 %
79
34%
34%
34%
76%
76%
34%
34%
34%
36%
37%
36%
*81
82
25%
*25%
25%
*27
36'/2
82
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
97%
97%
*106%
40
40
46%
*98
108
99
108
40%
40%
46%
47%
40%
47 %
*106%
40%
46%
'
*108
109 %
27%
28%
140%
140%
21%
24
.
4%
r
„
23'/4
23%
76
2%
4%
*88
76
3
21%
76%
35'/2
3
4%
90'%
36
*108
28
109 %
28 %
76%
2%
4%
*88
35%
27%
99
23%
76 Va
3
40%
47
28%
144
21%
23
23%
*75%
77
2%
3
4%
4%
4%
*89%
90 %
36
6,700
100
5,000
12,500
109'A
90 %
35%
12,200
108
21%
21'/a
x23
*108
*142
141%
3,300
28
25%
*98
3,400
25%
25%
*107
25,000
30
*25%
*27
28
,
330
82
82
*25%
28
9%
36%
37
*81
*27
20,800
37
69
69
76%
800
3,200
,
8%
37
*35
1,700
14'/a
16%
68%
81
25%
28
25%
25%
99
108
200
'
16%
14%
8%
8%
-140
6,200
24
16%
37
1,400
»
-
18%
23%
*14
14%
16%
*35
470
1,400
32'/a
32%
14%
16%
12,200
13
23%
23%
31%
6%
*148%
*148%
37
300
rtio
10
29
29
97%
*92
97%
v
91%
*86%
87
*28
94
*92
76 %
35 /8
100
103 %
107%
100
DAY
107
88%
31%
14 %
16 ,4
8 /8
37
69 %
10
4,400
24%
23%
*93%
9%
*28
24%
36
107
250
21,300
CLOSED
95%
84%
*85
I! /*
36
32%
41%
19%
99
88
32%,
28%
87/B,
27%
*84
EXCHANGE
107
*103%
104%
31%
107
107
*93%
*103%
193/"
76
2%
4%
88
94
8,300
STOCK
105
30%
24 %
24'/a
*106
7,600
33%
33%
105
32 %
32%
32%
24%
107
94
—
23%
30%
32
28'/2 28ys
*140% 142
21 % 21 %
35% Jan
14%
1~200
18%
15 y4
107
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
17
preferred
18%
*24'/a
9
25% Apr
138% Jan
No par
103%
18%
29%
32%
14%
16%
8 /2
"35
69%
9A
76 %
I,000
*103
103'%
31%
31%
27,900
18%
33%
*19%
23 %
13%
48%
18%
105 y4
19
200
13 y8
48%
49
*103
100
200
38
*35%
13%
13
*48
2,500
31 W
134%
*133%
37
2,200
101,700
17
42%
*31
31%
134%
30%
100
conv
*31
*133
*35%
~35%
16%
"41%
33%
40J/8
47'% 48
*108
109 %
5%
42
104%
Pure
109% Mar
40%
34
Pullman
2
16%
41
35%
35%
16%
105
199
2,100
147/s
6
Jun
35%
17%
33%
19%
80
78
44%
12%
160
163 '/4
54%
6%
13%
61%
63
1,400
*106%
*106%
35'4
103%
600
36%
41
36%
*39%
35%
2,800
11%
41
30%
"l6
75
*11
18%
2
4
103
11%
29
74%
74%
11
*103
20
28
73%
10%
40%
64% Jan
Apr
73%
134
100
4
29
16%
43% Jan
110
28%
22
*28
35%
109 % Jan
106% Aug 11
600
23
28%
*106'%
35 % Sep
common
31%
35%
101% Jun
(The)
400
31%
23%
35%
3,900
-
31'/a
31 %
104%
*105
19
!
*21%
30%
8,600
37 '/a
*
*39%
__
-
,
37
10%
11
Inc
3
ill
10%
10%
;-37 ■ ( 37%
6,600
.
...
72%
21
Oil
2%
10%
2%
3
'*28
23
42% Sep 14
47/tt
27/a
500
67/a
4%
*28
69% Jan
Nov
*6%
5
*22'%
43% Jan
109
7
4%
31 y8
56% Oct
3
7
4%
2"%
39% Mar 20
16
7
4%
4.70%
102% Jan
'
67/a
31%
*77%
77%
Pocahontas
Creek
& Co class
28% Apr
26% May
26%
23%
15%
33"%
103'/a
30%
30%
No par
No par
4,500
27%
23
31%
31%
5,200
27
15
1
No par
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
1
4'/2% conv preferred series A—50.
Procter &
Gamble
No par
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
Poor
6'/a
5%
6
200
47
6
33%
coin—No par
convl preferred
Plough
14
14,900
10%
*9%
148%
(The)
220
6'/a
37
12
*157%
*161%
53%
6%
13
60%
627/8
Co
98 %
10%
44 %
5y2 %
98%
*44%
47
102 '/2
1
Pittston
July 30
98 %
13%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
^Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—-100
58% Mar 16
98%
48
Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
-No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
6
Sep
Co
70%
98%
13
1
100
12.50
.
70
48
100
RR
L
& Chem
;
—
70%
134
Pittsburgh Forgings
3
44
St
&
C
convertible preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
$5
24
56% Dec
C
Pitts Coke
14% Dec
42% Mar 17
Hosiery—
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
14
Oct
85
com
5%
May 18
24% Oct
110
Corp
15
4
Jan
Jan
Jones
30
Jan
15% Apr
Phillips
9%
31,100
23%
*28
*92
97%
54
54%
10%
10%
35% 35%
*101
102%
*22
22%
23
92,400
9%
69%
*35%
No par
100
No par
5
25
No par
2
5
Dec
Dec
17
30
12
98
23
29
48% Sep
Dec
64 % Dec
23
102 % Apr
Jan
98 V2 Jan
3%
26%
24 Vb
24 %
*106
107
*91 %
94%
*103% 104V2
*107
107%
9%
9'/4
28
28%
*83
84%
x41%
42%
*88%
90%
*87
92
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
20
98
Mar 13
101
9% Dec
July 29
27
55
48% Feb
94
5
Nov
88
18% Jan ,27
92% Jun
1
31
8
36% Jan
27
Apr; 28
8%
3%
9%
X31%
No par
—100
preferred
3.8% preferred
100
4.3% preferred
100
4.68%
preferred
100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
1
Philco Corp common
—3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred
100
3.9%
series preferred
100
2
*8%
3%
*43%
49
49
*103
103%
18%
19
4.4%
5
Jan
8%
3%
9%
134
134
*35% 38%
13
13%
$1 conv preference com
25% Mar 17
111
*8%
'•
70%
57/a
74 %
11
367/e
41 %
Corp
Phila Electric Co common—No par
96% Jun
4
108% Mar
Phelps-Dodge
31%
23%
23%
28%
29
—18
& Co Inc com
preferred (conv)
(Chas)
2nd
4%
30%
26%
31V2
Co
Brewing
Pfeiffer
30
18,800
31%
30%
37
*30%
—100
5
330
'
'
45%
27/b
74%
H
36%
No par
4%
5
4%
5
11
37%
40
23
9'/a
35%
17%
41 %
preferred
Corp of America
16% Dec
3o
130
5
6.300
7
5%
17
407/8
Milk Co common
4%%
30% Oct
July 28
137
*98
23'/2
32%
36'/2
35 %
Petroleum
6
105% Sep
14% Dec
114%
137
6'/a
267/b
50
10
5
100
100
33'/3c
Pepsi-Cola Co
49
8
17%«ep
22
105
38% Aug 21
Jan
Light Co
&
Power
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
27
Sep
19% Oct
38% Nov
5
Dec
114%
137
22%
9'/a
*106%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
34% Apr
,
23 Va
1147/a
137
69%
100
Penn
8
22%
114%
137
45%
-Nopar
preferred
5%
35% Mar 18
Dec
22%
114%
47/a
*22%
*28
*28
10
7
1
Sand Corp com
Penna Glass
3
18
29% Dec
101
9
30% Jun
24
27
Oct 29
46
25
25
—25
No par
5,700
22%
137
98%
31%
.DAY
114%
23
114%
136
*37%,
No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
108 y2 Feb
5,600
...
No par
_
14
5
17% Feb
Ford_:
15
4
34%
6
5
25
Coal Co common
prior preferred
Sep
Jan
34
*67/b
4%
27/a
10%
Penney (J C) Co
Penn Coal & Coke Corp,
26% Feb
34%
No par
5
preferred
preferred
$1.30 preferred
29% Nov 30
25% Oct 28
105
■
Co
Enterprises
&
30% Sep
7
22
Dec
23% Jan
*11'
Proof
$1.32
65% Mar 19
9
33%
32
*35%
$1
26% Aug 27
72% Dec
€3% Oct 30
337/a
No par
—2.50
Peninsular Telep common
21% Aug 10
27y4 Aug 10
33%
23'/2
conv
Penick &
3
Dec
19,900
341/3
26%
Transportation
Mines
5%
7
11
32
900
39'/a
1
Corp
Co
&
Rust
Peabody
8
Jan
18
28%
38%
1
1
Plcturea^Corp
Davis
Parker
38% Dec
15
20% Nov
Jair
~;6
•»
100
—
Tilford Distillers
&
Oct
30% Jun
com—No par
Oil Corp_
15
30
6% Feb
Dee
28%
39
3%
Feb
5
28%
38%
8%
58
16% Oct
*46%
*28%
39%
3%
4%
......
28%
*8%
30
no
NEW YEAR'S
47
*46%
3%
9%
46 y4
70 %
30
33
'
*46%
47
8%
41% Oct
Oct 28
29
60
3%
9'A
46'/4
70
*98
Panhandle East Pipe L
Apr
34%
*58
*8%
Mar 25
10
*33 %
60
10
88%
15
34
*58
28%
xl36
Car
Motor
Dec
23
*33%
60
387/a
22%
preferred
16
15
43 y4 Jan
34%
31%
24% Sep
30% Mar 13
21% July 16
34%
*58
30%
Packard
150
8,000
393/4
1143/4
Tin
2,100
CLOSED
47
100
100
1
52% May 25
May 13
91
EXCHANGE
7%
.
337/3
1
98% Dec
STOCK
81 %
7%
3,600
28%
2
Mar
15%
81%
4,100
391/4
.
No par
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
64% Oct
13
100% Jun
2
33
15%
7%
800
85
51%
78
7%
5%
317/a
26
Jan
Apr
83% Dec
15%
82
7%
3,300
7%
5
30 %
8
28
12
15%
83
Shares
15
4.6
38%
60
47 '
28%
*58
*46%
No par
preferred
4%
8% Apr
3% Dec
41
59% Jan
47% Mar 31
7
10
*34%
*38
*83
51%
77%
45
37%
*83
50%
76
85
52
76
*82
38
85
51
77%
82
-
the Week
5,600
14%
45%
"15
45
38
15'/a
151/4
85
77/3
35%
*82
73/4
Friday
Jan. 1
14%
45%
14%
Consolidated Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp coinmon_4
12
9% Nov
5% Dec
4% Apr 30
9
Oct 16
38
*83
49%
74%
15%
preferred
Teleg com
Pacific Telep &
110% Sep
8y4 Nov
2
52%
75
14%
14%
x44%
39%
85
52%
75%
*83
12.50
Mills
Pacific
26
145% May 19
120 y* No*
No par
Corp
5
conv
cum
26 % Mar
Jan
33% Jan
31
Mar 17
30
22% Nov 25
35% July 14
2
Mar 17
34% Dec
2
32% Nov
Oct~23
108% Apr 24
132
46
Fiberglas
_No par
100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
5
Pacific Coast Co common
10
1st preferred noncum
No par
2nd preferred noncum
No par
Pacific Finance Corp
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Mar 10
25% Jan
2.50
Products Inc com
Pabco
11
17% Jan
97% Jan
Mar
Mfg
15>4
45"%
14%
45%
37'/2
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
10% Oct 30
Dec. 28
Par
,
Outlet Co
81 y« Dec 31
Monday
>
No par
Otis
84
<
common
Elevator
21
46 'A Dec
37% Aug 31
28
(The)
Corp
Omnibus
15 V* Dec. 28
4
YORK STOCK
NEW
1953
Highest
Sales fer
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES *
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. 29
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
STOCKS
36
3,100
90
1,200
27,000
600
28,000
13,000
10
1,600
,,
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 4f1954
(20)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kange (or Previous
Sep
14
35% Jan
5
"30% Dec
28
34% Jan
15
Sep
15
14% Mar IB
22
26% Oct
9
Dec
24
36"% Sep
4
9% Sep
15
12% Dec
30
25% Feb
4
34% Dec
22
19
33% Dec
37
1
8
33% Jan
41%. Feb
20
41% Dec
9
36% Dec
24
15
35% Dec
19
31 % Dec
22
11
13% Jan
8
12% Jan
6
29% Nov
18 % Jan
4
1
16%
1U/7B
Oct
t>
U
Sep
15
July
26
Mar
7
4
Jan
7
28
30% July 24
10% July
3
52% Sep
23
58
7% Jan
10
54% Apr
24%
24%
24%
25%'
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,100
8%
8 34
8%
8%
8%
8%
22,000
26%
26 V2
26%
26%
1,500
36%
8%
i(>%
50c
9
26%
12%
26%
*36
37
"36
32%
37
31%
27%
.
*25%
*
*25%
36%
100
32%
s32
33
200
27
32%
27
4
37
*36
31 "2
16%
17
*25%
27
16%
16 %
16%
12%
112
112%
26 3
26%
,
10,700
12
12%
16%
16%
2,400
12
•
12%
5,100
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25
div
preference
prior
31% Feb
26
Reliable
19
1
10
Reliance Mfg Co common
62 %Jun
29
Shares
25
No par
7% Mar 20
the Week
Friday
Jan. 1
31%
*31%
14% Jan
Sep 23
9% Dec 18-
26
Jan
Dec
23
25
8% Oct
5% Dec
25
Dec. 31
24%
"25%
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
31
50
Bros
PRICES
Dec. 30
25
-5
Reis
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 2!)
31%
50
50
Reeves
16
HIGH
Tuesday
30%
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
Reed Roller Bit Co
6
15% Jan
/
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
6
AND
10
24%
—-25
5
.
1
Dec. 28
1
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Cc
22 % Mar 23
12
22
17% Jun
13% Oct 30
Monday
Par
$2
5
Feb
11% Feb
36
STOCK
Rayonler Inc common
8
30% Jan
36
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
24% May
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 11)52
Lowest
Continued—Page
LOW
Stores
Conv
Corp
pfd 3%%
4
4%
"4
4
"28%
29s,a
*28 %
29%
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
series
100
59
59
*58%
4
*3%
.
__No par
"28%
29%
400
9%
9%
1,600
9%
9%
59
*58%
59
400
29
29
*58%
59
*
10
V
17% Oct
16
21% Jan
13% Sep
19
98 % Dec
16
84
14
18 VB Jan
3
24% Nov
24
18
135/b Jan
19
22 % Nov
19
3% Nov
10
5% Jan
11
2% Sep
17
9% Jun
6
10% Mar 29
47% Dec 31
9% Sep
40% Sep
19% Feb
21
90% Feb
14
14
10
2
Sep
37% Oct
16
108% Jun
24
115
Jan
3
108% Jun
28 y8 Jun
16
35
5
-
97
27
Dec
12
31% Apr
5% Feb
13
67% Jan
30
42% Oct
7
2
Metals
(RJ)
49
40% Jan
5
47
Oct
28
48
Dec
31
92 % Apr
25
80 % Jun
5
Dec
30
98% Dec
14
33
Jan
12
22% Sep
14
53% Feb
23%
43% Sep
14
65
5
26% Dec
11
6% Apr
23
9% Dec
18
Roan
2
11 % Dec
31
27% Mar
7% Sep
29% Jan
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
Richfield
Oil
48% Jan
19% Dec
33% Jan
40
16
110
May
X99
1
155
Nov 25
Jan
23
43 Va Dec
7
Rochester
29
21% Nov
9
Rockwell
Spring &
149% Dec
11
Rohm
Haas
115
Apr
24
92
Jun
2
103
Nov
3
9 % Dec
29
Apr 23
18% Feb 15
19'/a Oct
29
24% Jan
3'
Dec
17
6% Sep 24
14% Dec 29
10% Jan
13
22% Jan
30
62
Nov
19
Jan
2
65% July 15
50% Sep
30
10% Apr
17
17% July 18
liy8Dec
105
15
54
preferred
5%%
series
A
Controls
&
Royal
El
&
Co
Ruppert
50
Co
51%
39%
6%
6%
52%
52%
51
100
39%
.
1,600
6%
12,800
52%
4,000
4%
434
4%
4 '/8
3,100
38%
37%
39%
39
39%
28,400
55
48
48
"47
55
25
47%
24%
7%
*47
*81%
Corp
100%
20
82%
*81%
100
500
100
530
26
26%
3,400
48%
48%
49
47%
49%
8,200
25%
*24%
25
"24 %
24%
7%
738
738
7%
7%
7%
3,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,100
26%
27%
26%
25
26
24%
'
26%
,,
.
27
100
27%
1,700
17%
*98
1
81%
99%
7
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
3,200
24%
41
19%
*144
100
81%
82 %
100
46%
24%
27Va
19%
20
*47
55
4%
*24%
11%
27
17%
_5
common
'
*24
41
No par
Co
100
25
48
24%
7%
11%
25
Axle
6%
4:%
—50
24
24
24%
24%
"24%
24%
f
40%
40%
41
41%
"41%
41%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
'144
149%
»
145
146
145
100
*98
7%
102
*98
7
102
7
,
7
149%
*98
\
0
11,800
n
200
149%
1
200
1,10
19
100
7%
7
7%
14%
8,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
No par
55
55
54%
54%
56
56 %
*56
56%
500
5
13
13%
13%
14
14
14%
14
14%
3,000
Typewriter
Ruberoid
17% Mar 23
Gas
51%
39%
39
13,900
116
37%
com—1
preferred
conv
6%
*115%
1,500
43%
48%
48%
116
4%
20
4% preferred series A__.
Ronsoil Art Metal Works Inc
22
4.50%
Robertsliaw-Fulton
3
8,500
10%
38%
1
common
25% Aug
47%
*115%
10%
10,200
4%
No par
21% Mar
4,000
'.NEW YEAR'S
37%
No par
44% Mar 10
47%
115%
39%
82
7
14
47
jqo
15
10%
6%
81%
29
10%
10%
39%
997^
35% Jun
18% Dec
4
3%
6%
100
16% Sep
26% Dec
23
2
16% May
23%
3
397/3
100
22% Oct
17
35% Dec
23
3%
115%
477/3
series
Inc
22%
2%
51%
j_]()
Corp
Mills
22%
3
g%
AnLelope Copper Mines
Robblns
3
CLOSED
10
Rltler Company
22
EXCHANGE
21
_1
—
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
Jan
9
10
10%
116
series—
4.50%
Oct
27% Dec
5
Preferred
5
5
74% July
27
Mar
Jan
com
—r
Preferred 3.60%
29% Mar 13
9
14f
Nov
24
107
Co
Tob. class B
Common
58% July 21
5
90% Jan
107
3
2
Aug 10
17,000
95
21
393^
—2.50
„No par
Spring Co—
21
22
io%
475^
Reynolds
36% Dec
10%
*115%
Rexall Drug Inc——
STOCK
14%
*93
21
*91
•
No par
Reynolds
22
2%
14
14%
95
20%
223,4
22%
3
3
conv
Reynolds
43% Dec
23
14
21%
20%
22%
—10
14%
95
*91%
21%
prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
6%
14
14%
95
21
_1
preferred
Republic SI,eel Corp com
16
56
2
42% Sep
4% Sep
14
10 % Jan
2
Jan
.--—1
convertible
$1
9% Mar 20
23
21
14%
"91%
Inc———
Republic Aviation Corp
30
Jari
50c
——25
common
preferred
Motors
Republic Pictures common——50c
0% Apr 22
Oct
85
Mar 18
52% Mar 17
6% Oct
101% Jan
$4.50
4% May 18
3
11% Jun
32% Jan
48
Remington-Rand
Reo
115% Mar 17
6% Jan
July 29
2
23
Jan
23% May 25
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
—1
(The)
(Jacob)
6,200
14%
8
29% Feb 29
35% Nov 26
.
32'/a Jan
40% Dec
23
18
9
99% Feb
21
81
Jun
12
93 % Nov
107% Nov
26
103
Feb
26
120% Dec
18
Feb
6
30% Oct
7
43% Jan
Safewuy
9
10
35% Oct 23
5
Oct
84
99% Sep
54
16% Jun
29
19% Nov
24
23
22
Dec
29
333/4 Jan
30
St L San F Ry
Dec
30
61
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
Feb
8
312
Dec
3
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
7
175
Dec
5
150
May 26
160
Sep
14
9
24% Feb
6
17% Sep
91% Sep
15
5%
4
97
May 29
Nov
12
11
24
Dec
31
27
Jan
13
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
Sep
10% Dec
9
14
96
17% Jun
22
15% Mar
23% Oct 29
33% Jan
2
20
Sep
15
28
Jan
11
Sep
15
17
Mar 23
Jan
16
70% Dec
Mar
13
21
5%
6
*118
33
18%
6,300
39%
88'/a
89'%
118
33%
32%
•
39%
89%
119%
-
118
33%
610
300
33%
8,200
19
19
19
19
5,400
24 Vs
22
22%
23
23%
23%
24
21,900
61%
61%
61%
62
61%
62%
220%
224
*218
225
165
*130
165
19
225
165
*22058
20 %
100
*93%
10
24%
5
10%
21
s
20%
1.40
15c
225
*125
225
*125
5
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp
89 %
*118
62%
19
100
series A_
89%
32%
39%
39%
39%
119%
613/4
—100
Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
89%
23 %
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp_
6
33
Power—No par
A
preferred
noncum
St Regis
32 %
89%
119
10
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
23% Mar 25
118%
Co common—No par
Preferred series
5
Oct
16% Jan
89%
200
St
39%
39%
10
31% Dec
150
39%
s
common—
preferred
conv
75
205
x88
Stores
preferred
4%%
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
—
22% Apr 17
*60% Feb 27
4%
165
*130
19
20%
20%
20VB
95 Va
*93V2
30
■
20%
*93%
2,000
20%
95 Va
*93 %
95 Va
24%
*24%
25
25
25
25
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
21%
20 Va
21
20%
21 %
20%
21 Va
11%
11%
69 %
69%
.
14,800
500
25
STOCK
5,300
EXCHANGE
25,700
41/100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
CLOSED
69%
•
;—
95%
19%
69%
69%
70
70
70%
NEW YEAR'S
w"
Dec
10
54
87% Oct 30
102% Oct 23
94
Apr
1053/4 Jun
21
85% Jun
30
98
Jun
18
29% Oct 30
35% Jan
30
24% Dec
81% Jun
49% May
59
1
1
91% Jan
9
Scott
$3.40
6
Feb
25
$4
29
313/4 Jan
12
30
86% Feb
2
Feb
13
89% Apr
29
103
Oct
20
116 % Jan
30
16 % Oct
3
15 % Jun
10
17% Dec
3
May 21
68% Jun
15
79% Jan
29
14% Jan
2
4
19% Jan
12
86
98
Jun
19
36% Sep
24% Dec
14
T
21% Sep
15
Oct
15
12% Feb
13
103% Apr
163/4 Sep
3
2
12% Dec
Feb
—No par
90%
90 Va
*90
92
No par
100%
100 %
*100
102
25
25%
25%
24%
25 %
86
84
84
preferred
Mfg Co common
3.65%
3
preferred
4.30%
preferred
conv
Scranton Elec
3.35%
100
Co
*84
*102%
100
(The) com
100
Seaboard Air Line
26
8
9
$5.75
90
sink
RR Co
fund
40
Aug 13
17% Mar 24
Sears
50% Feb 29
623/a Dec
10
56% Apr
17
62% Dec
18% Jan
23% Dec
31
20% Sep
11
26% Mar 27
3
87%
No par
&
Co
42%
*89%
25%
17%
43
2,700
DAY
30
10
25%
25%
6,600
82%
82%
40
102%
102 %
102%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*75
77
*72
75
42%
42%
24
24%
24
*102
42%
241/4
103%
103%
87%
84 %
87
85
12%:
13
13
13%
60
300
.
43
7,500
24%
24Vs
*102
85
13%
*13
92
102
85%
102%
•
*90
*100
25%
*84
102%
77
91%
102
*100
*102
243%
102
102
5
Roebuck
43%
24%
Seagrave Corp
17%
*73
77
43%
preferred-No par
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
29
17%
*73
Seaboard Finance Co common
Dec
102%
104
17%
5
preferred
45% July 31
103% Nov
993/4 Aug 24
72
Oct
6
„
75
110
No par
preferred
Scovill
105
85
75% Jan
Paper Co common
6,100
20
103V2
86
1,200
88
*13%
400
13%
No par
60 %
61 Va
60%
61%
60%
61%
61%.
62
5
22%
22%
*21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
12% Mar 12
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberllng Rubber Co
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
14% Feb
Servel Inc
1
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
No par
61 %
61%
61
62
61
62
62
I
407/a
40%
40
40 %
40%
40'/a
40%
40%
900
No par
32%
33%
32
32%
32%
33 %
32%
33%
9,200
13,200
r
15
9% Oct 27
7% Feb 25
14% Jan
29
13% Dec
29
p
82%»Nov 26
31% Feb
20
43
Dec
5
Oct
16
423/8 Jan
30
x8% Feb 28
10% Sep
23% July 31
29 % Jan
8
29
65% Feb
87
Mar
68
33
27
Mar 15
83/a Sep
15
Oct
13
60% Oct
27
80
Apr
14
35% Sep
18
42% Dec
3
7
32
Sep 15
26
$4.50
Dec
29
22
26% Feb
24
15
79% Dec
22
173/4 Jan
6
8
&
Gas
Sharon Sleel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
6
62% Apr
13% Sep
preferred
Shamrock Oil
43% Mar 16
24 % Dec
common
11% Mar 25
Sheaffer
(W
Shell
A)
Pen
Co
17 % Dec
23
2
15
Dec
23
11% Sep
15
16% Mar
28
May 27
*38% Nov 18
32
July
15
34
Jan
7
18
28% Sep
49
35
Dec
30
43% Mar 20
Simonds
48
July 16
30% Sep
11
43% Mtir 20
Sinclair
33% Oct
14
42
5
Skelly
23% Sep
29
37
Jan
8
Smith
(A O)
Dec
22
17% Feb
27
Smith
(Alexander) Inc
66% Mar 22
38% Oct
21
58% Mar
80 % Apr
223/4 Apr
7
42% Oct
3
13
38% Oct
6
—
1
32% Mar
~3
38 % July
11% Oct
15
17% Mar 12
Nov 20
.-53
63% NOV
20
19% Aug 27
24
_——
32% Oct
16% May
124% May
4% Feb
15
40% Jan
25
2
21% Jan
14
7
143
Sep
5
63/a Dec
7
12
8
Jan
Aug
15
70% Feb
Dec
-6
21% Mar
14% Dec
30
30
Sep 18
14% Sep 14
121
"Jun
18
,140% Mar 13
4% Sep
14
7% Feb 27
8% Jan
9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
15
17
52
Dec
23
47
Oct
7
53
50% Dec
16
69
Jan
14
32% Dec
31
May
53% Feb
42"% Jan
16
33
16
40
May
6
Dec
.Mar 26
Jan
1
5
13
Apr
14
38% Nov
20
12% Jan
2
16% Nov
19
13% Sep
15
16% Feb
2
Dec
16
223/sJun
11
27 Vb Feb
24
333/4 Feb
10
34
21% Apr 22
Nov
28
38% Oct
10
16
26
18
11% Oct 23
5
"
Aug
9
Dec
23
23
Jun
5
47% Dec
23
35% Dec
29
30
76
16
Dec
49% Mar 18
11
49% May 20
21
40
73
Mar 30
Sep
36% Sep
29
Jan
17
6% Jan
4
39% Mar 16
38
—
Jan
66
33% Jun
29
11% Dec
11
4% Dec
31
4% Dec
29
May 21
80% Oct
2
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
1
Corp of America
Oil
OH
&
Steel
No pur
Corp
,
Solar
Aircraft
=.
11
2
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
3
92% Apr
18% Oct
3
17% Jan
6
10% Sep-15
20 % Mar 18
for footnotes
see
page 22.
X25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
6,400
8%
8 %
8%
8Vs
8%
16,700
15
.
8
15%
35%
15%
pfd__100
South
5%
South
8%
14%
35
15%
15%
*131
134 V4
4%
4%
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
14%
14%
14%
50%
*48%
Gold
&
Platinum
preferred
'
■
4%
140
*131
5
5
14%
14%
50
*48%
Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
33 %
33%
33
33%
preferred
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
*33%
38%
X37%
25
California
Southern Co
South
25
Pacific
Railway
non-cum
&
Gas
Co
Elec
16%
.25%
Co
(Del)
7.50
No par
common—No par
stk
tr
1,700
$4.50
D
15 Vs
35%
151/b
15%
140
*134 'a
6,000
,
.
19,100
4,700
139
100
5Va
5Vs
5%
14,300
14%
14%
14%
6,000
49
33%
32%
33%
4,200
35
33%
33%
500
38%
38 Vs
*49
200
50
16
16%
16
16Vs
16
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,000
38%
12,700
16 Vs
•
1
-
800
25%
29
29%
29
29 Vs
29%
29%
29%
29%
36%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
40%
40%
39%
40%
38
38
37
37%
*79
81
79
79
*79
12
12
12
12
12
'4%
4%
4%
4%
40%
37%
4%
4,500
,
38,300
40%
37 Va
40%
9,500
37%
40%
81
37%
1,100
*79
12%
12
4%
4%
81
12%,
100
1,900
4%'
9,000
1,600
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/8
No par
Co
*105%
109 %
*105 %
109%
*105%
109 %
*105%
109%
6
59 %
59%
58%
58%
58%
58%
common
2nd preferred
pfd
14%
351/4
15%
49
1
50
62%
100
*100%
1
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
Conv
15
35%
1
160
33
100
_
No par
preferred
Chemical
38%
49
;_50
ctfs
Sparks Withinglon Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50
38%
16 V8
25%
Spalding (A 0) & Bros Inc
Spencer
38%
No par
preferred
Mobile & Ohio
.
5
Gas
Southern Natural
Southern
Edison
(The)
Indiana
Bouth'n
Square
15
35%
134%
Southern
5%
14%
34%
: 15%
.
1
Amer
13%
1
62%
102
59
62%
*100%
13%
46%
46%
13%
46 %
59
62%
102
*62
*100%
13%
13%
46%
46%
63
102
13%
.
*62
*100%
13%
63
800
310
102
13%
5,000
46%
3,200
6 %
5%
6%
5%
6%
29,300
par
52%
53%
53
53 %
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,390
___5
26 %
26%
25%
26%
26%
27%
26%
26%
1,900
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,000
86
86
86
*86%
87%
*86 %
87%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
8,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,200
2
(stamped)-No
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co_No par
18/aNov\26
4,500
34%
91
11
35%
xl5%
Standard Brands
Feb
35%
1
29% Mar 18
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
36
15
25
28
35%
8%
31% Jan
15
36%
25%
21% Aug 31
Sep
35 %
8%
5
Solvay. American Corp 4%
South
conv
28% Dec
39,100
25%
preferred
2
32 Vs
20
Co
4.60%
80% Jan
31%
36%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
4.50%
22% Jan
32Vb
36%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
,
5
6
31%
670
16
8
31%
5,700
28
34% Dec
500
31%
14%
19% Jan
26
35%
13%
62% Dec
25% Feb
12%
29%
35%
14
101% Dec
9% Mar 19
12%
29%
35'/4
13%
2
49% Mar 20
12%
29%
35
13%
14
67% Mar-23
12%
29%
35'%
13%
12% Sep
14
12%
29%
35%
13%
98% Feb
14
12%
29%
35%
13%
May 16
29
12%
29%
No par
9
35% Sep
12%
*35
38%
99% Jan
5% Sep
"52% Dec
3,200
200
44%
19
3
1,200
43%
52% Jan
12
15%
38%
2
13
15%
43%
57% Jan
Jun
15%
39
23
10% Jan
15%
43%
Feb
73
15 Va
39
2
45% Dec
15%
43%
18
18
15 y4
39%
Oct
7% Nov 16
15%
2,700
43%
Feb
63% Nov
4,100
38%
44
7
78
39%
103
26% Jan
8%
25%
76
.43%
9
103
8%
24%
77%
433%
19
17% July 18
31% May 1
81%
24%
77%
*39%
Dec
52
8%
*24%
77%
100
49
22
8 Va
24%
100
16
21
110
76 %
10
Inc
21
Dec
500
4,900
22,500
preferred
28
7% Mar 25
^
preferred
Oct
60% Dec
j
<.;•!
3%%
Feb
107
J.
*24%
'
32 Va
common
—■
4.20%
6
17
x8
9
7%
78
31%
Corp
38% Apr
9% Jan
8 Va
24%
8%
7Va
77.
No par
25
Co
100
103% July
*
"
29%
1
No
Saw
Smith-Corona
1
5
45% Jan
38
4
6
213,4 Mar 20
Corp
Simmons Co
25
18 % Jun
Mfg
Sheraton
5
20
37% Jan
*
.
Sheller
1
15
2
13% July
10% Jan
8Va
*24%
No par
Corp._
Oil
60%
.
.
Co
Inc
com
1
6
86
-
.
6%
5%
46%
46%
50
)
*
\
I
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5287
"
(21)
21
a-
STOCKS.
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
50 Vu Jan
92
35% Oct 23
10
Jan
25
67
47% Jan
16
Oct 16
94
Mar 15
Jan
22
31
64 Vi July 23
100 Vs.
11% Pet 30
36% May ~2
13% Mar 24.
32 'A Oct
Dec
91
"'•45
Nov 28
3
10%-Dec
32% Jan
17
98
23
32% Oct 29
*
-
Jun
87
2
Standard Oil of
78% Jan
5;
Standard Oil
38% Jan
3
'■-47% Dec
-
Starrett Co
Sterchi
36V* Jan
24
2 i l ^3Va%
25%'Nov 23;
37Va Dec
30
71'6% Sep. 14
23% Feb
2■:.<
Stewart-Warner
17% Feb-
2
Stix
.
17% Sep
2
12% Dec
10
10%-Sep
16% Nov 21
18
21
16% July
29
15% Mar 11-
15
52%
69'
68%
68%
68 Ma
717/#
72'%
71VA
713A
71%
72 y»
321/#
.
32 7%
31%
32% ."
31%
32 y8
98 y*
98 y*
*97 %
.'A
1
,
/
100
*97M* 100
9% '
9
5
10%
Nonpar
8%
,
11%
"
9 Ma
.
10%
8%
Jan
23
-
Feb
12,000
72%
25,500
32
32 y4
12,500
*98
99%
9y„
10%
8%
26"% May 20
Baer
*44
46
*44
44»%
44 %
lls/8
10%
ll1/* ;
10%
11
10%
11
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 %
36 y2
36"%
91
>__1QQ.-
90
90
v
25%
5
Coi——;
Stofcely-Van Camp luc
*.>•
15
-Corpi^li;
Fuller
&
:J
44%
36%
18% Nov
9 ';.
9
" *20%
__5
12%.
20
*17Va
■
91
25M*f
25
20y»
20 y*-
13
i3M8-
12%~-
20V2
-12%.
-
92
■12%
91
25 Ma 'A
20%
13Ma
12Va
46
25 y».
*91
90%,
20%
-
13
r.
-
25%
'
25%
1
common
Stone <Sj Webster—;
43% Feb
2
Studebaker
Dec
14
26% Jun
10
8% Sep
29
99
31
10% Jan
21
4
101 % .lun
27
Apr
,
92
Oct
68% NOV
79% Jan
3
94% Jan
29
114% Jan
8
119% Feb
15
110
18% Oct, 6
24% Apr
24% Jun
3
15
J6
26'% Apr
3
122% Jan.28
1
18
22% Dec
5%
10% Mar 13 V
20
35% Dec
17
8% Nov
96
"Dec
38
14-
21% Mar 25
23% Sep
30
24% Jan 26 *
19% Sep
16
J17
i
Jan
series
$4.50
Sun
7'
Sep
Corp
13
12%*.. 12%
A-
—Nepar
■
t
/
237/# Mar 26
Oil Co common—.:
5Va%
2nd
conv
63
May
70% Dec
1
8% Oct
16
17
19
Oct
30
22 % Apr
24
102% Jan
570
66
11
11% Jan
Oct
115'%
16
*23%
24Va
23%
21'%
21%
*2iy2
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—.,..
Sunshine Mining Co_
Superior Oil of. California
20 ;
Superior
Nov
Steel
Corp*.—.;
Sutlierland
Paper Co
preferred
4.40%
14%
3iy4
50
5
common
6%
20ya 7
13ya
13 y2
12
12»/a
17 Va
Jun
18
Nov
6
100
ill
10% Jan
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
18% Dec
11
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
*16
30
35% Jan
22
35% Jan
2
44 % Dee
14 *■
Swift
41% Dec
4
32% May
2
14
81% Jan
102
May
5% Oct
100
24
29%-Sep
; 78
89% Aug 25
23
21'
Jan
86
May 22
16
111% Jan
15
7 'A Feb
25
17% Nov
$4
5
17
14
Jan
5
4% Mar 11
9% Dec
16
8
Ms Jan
20
46 Ms Dec
23
33
-Sep
14
16'A Aug 13 :
47% Mar 3 /
50% Oct
16
60% Jan
29
49% Sep
18
58 Va Dec
27% Oct
16
Dec
31
34
i00% Apr
15
15'A Nov
13
37
28
Jan
2
116% July 141 ■'r*- W/4 Dec
5'/b Oct
15
Taleoil Inc
,
32 Ma Oct
16
128
Oct
16
86
46% Jan
12
30% Sep
195% Mar 28 V
Jan
8
Dec
24
46 Va Nov
19
10'/a Nov
17
18% Jan
2
135
18% Feb
Oct
103
30
32% Jan
101-
Gulf
1
Texas
S
Texas Gulf
&
5% Oct
15
14
42% Feb
24
Texas
Pacific
Pacific .Land
165
138
Jan
31
15% Feb
7
29
43% Feb
14
^
48? a Dec
Dec
18
12% Mar
13
14,
12'A Oct
15
10
6%
7
15 Ma Nov
35 Ms Dec
9'
Mar
Sep
37'A Jan
Dec
30
17 Ms Jan
42
20
Oil
14% Jan
10
22
8
Nov
26
12% Feb
41
Nov
25
48
Feb
% Nov
10
4
Jan
7% Dec
18
1
12 % Jan
31
40
Jun
1 % Jan
4
15 '
8
9 Vb Jan
31
6% Dec
15
14
Feb
27
44
Ry
Co__
11
15% Feb
8
9% Oct
15
42 lA May
1
59% Dec
16
41 'A-Sep
15
91 '/a Jan
9
98% July
3
88% Jan
1
97 Ms Jan
% Nov 30
3 Va Jan
28
2
Jun
17
25
22'A Jun
4
July 28
31
1
July 28
16
Oct
22
24% July
23
49
Jan
*10% Jan
3
12% Dec
9
27% Mar 12
16% Oct
23
22% Nov
18
27 Va Mar 25
Tide
46% Jan
Timlten
10
13 Va Mar 25
Toledo
Sep
14
29% Mar 19
Transamerica
35
23% Jan
3
12% Sep
14
20 Va Feb
17
10
25
Feb
2
17% Jan
27
Dec
8
17% Dec
9
13% Sep
15
Jan
10
112% Dec
15
106% Jun
24
15% Jan
3
21'A Feb
15
15
Dec
29
15
42 Ms Jun
19
47 Va Feb
21% Dec
4
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
60% Dec
10
49
Sep
25
69 Va Jan
30
10'/a Oct
27
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
2
21Mb Dec
28
Preferred
30
25
44% Feb
8% July 15
12% Dec
ll'/a Jan
9
Dec
11
12% Jan
7
Jan
31
38
7% Dec
22
29
h
•
'
15
15
Jun
8
35 Ms
Sep
25
45
Jun
18
9% Mar 201
Twin
15%
14%
14 Mb
14'/a
*14%-..
14 Va
41%
41 Va
41%
57%
57%
39
39%
80%
9,200
81
14% v
42
56%
57 Ma
38
40%
38%
,39%
82
57%
57
..
*
.
200
14%
•
•
.f,
J
900
..
400
•
'
••
.
;
10,000'
,
v
'
12,800
:
6,700
5 Va
5Va
34%
35%
8,400
107
109
110'A
111%
106
110
9,500
109
107
107
*107%
48
48 Mb
48%
6M4
6%
48 Va
47 3A
6%
6%
6'A
13 Ma
13%
6%
109'/a '
•
108'A. 109'%
107% 107%
48 Va
■
'
■
10,000
4-
400
4,900
48%
6 Ma
4
6>/4.
25,700
13 Va
13%
13%
8,200
13 Ma
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,300
38%
*38 Ma
38%
38%
38 '/a
100
8%
13'A
13
13%
8%
*8
8%
8 Mb
8%
8
STOCK
7
7%
EXCHANGE
1,200
v'
7'Vb
7%
42
42
2
%
2
*1%
7
7
*41
43
7 Mb
7
43
*41%
;.i%
1%
1%
9%
1%
3,200
50
CLOSED
43
1,100
1%
9%
9%
100
NEW YEAR'S
No par
10
9%
*9%
50%
*9%
50
*82 Va
48'/a
60
48 Va
49
49
49
93
92'/a
92%
92'/a
92%
92 Ma
92 Ma
130
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4,500
1%
9%
6%
*41
*9%
•
*17'/a
19
17%
*17
18
20>/4
•
18
17
DAY
2,100
500
18
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19 V„
20 Ma
22,800
35%,
35%
35
35%
35 Mb
35%
35%
35 Va
10,100
5
123/e
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,100
2
27%
28
21 Va
273A
27%
27%
21 Vb
21 Va
8,300
5
13 Va
13%
13
13%
13 Mb
13%
12%
13'A
12,900
No par
11 Va
17%
18
17
Oil
No par
Inc
Steel
1
15%
15%
No par-
111%
111%
15%
15%
common
—*
A
1
(conv)
*43'/a
50 /
43%
15%
15M4
15%
111%
*111%
112 Ma
15%
15%
15%'
15
111%
*17M4
18
*17%
15
43 Ma
43%
*43 Ma
600
15%
15%
10,500
60
112
112
15%
15%
*42%
43%
15%
6,500
100
2,500
16'/a
16M4
16%
15%
16%
50
49
49%
49
49
20%
21 Va
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
13%
13%
14
41%
6%
41%
41'/a
150
6%
6%
5,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
50
*40 Va
41%
41'/a
41'/a
*40%
1
6%
6%
6M4
6%
xl2%
6%
16Mb
1
16%
1
Co
43%
-17'A
50
1
50
prior preferred
conv
4%
13%
series of 1952
Coach
100
,
*40 Ma
*14%
15
220
82%
106
4 Ms
35%
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
Twin
*105
4%
4%
.
*81%
106
*38%
20th Century Fox Film new
8
5% Dec
.
7,700
32
82 y2
81 %
34 Va
1
Corp
series
5%
32 y4
31%
31 y#
*105,
,
1,300
13%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv
5,000
,
38%
(The).
preferred!
43%
13%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
25
16% Aug 25
$6
18
43%
34%
1%
Airlines
Tri-Conlinental
130
112%
17%
43%
33%
Co com—No par
Williams
&
112
17%
*38%
Corp
World
1,100
No par
Bearing.;
Edison Co
900
8,200
■
Associated
Roller
Transue
112% Aug
7
20% Jan 30
47 % Aug
40% May 19
Water
Trans
25
7
May
13% Jan
105
5
28
1
preference
14
29
23 '/a
15
x21% Jan
$3.50
r
14%
31%
5
common
Thompson-SLarrett
29 Ms Mar 27
10,700
,
17 y4
35%
No par
1 L% Jun
2
18
27
1,400
7
42%.
5%
No par
lyitg Co common
preference
Dec
19% Oct
7
39% Oct
Nov
61% Mar 26
43%
5%
preferred
50
jTliird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)
!—
15
Thompson Products Inc com
5
4% preferred
100
2
8'A Jan
72
14
111
111
81%
$2.50 convertible
3% Aug
3
14 Va Mar 12
1,700
36,700
31%,
31 y4.
31'A
3iy4
112
17
;
5'A
50c
preferred—
Co
'14%
14
14%
8 1Mb
1
Fair
Thermoid
800
22
650.7, 650
5%
48
The
;
24
/
Trust—
:
10% Oct
1,600
.7
24
6%
7: 660
*640
7
5%
109
conv
6%
6%
6%
.80 Va
35
7
i
16%.
72
....
72
72
73y4
650
82'A
10
69%
115
21%
22
40%
5%
3,800
16
24 %
*21%
14 Mb
/
600
8%
93 ya
69%
40 Ma
14%
34%
,
*114
*23%.
15
15 V4
70
.16 Vt,
800
20%
8%
115
16
81 Va
100
$2.40
4%
69 %
*114
40
1
common.
conv
*90
10
Utilities Co—*—No par
$1.25
*345/a
93%
58 Va
&
Thatcher Glass
Mar 26 v
34%
8%
8%
*90
57%
Texas
Pacific
34%
;
42%
14'/a
No par
certificates-*
Textron .Inc
6
48,600
31V#
32y#
81%
8iy2
*104XA 105
4'%
4%
82'%
*42
Texas
16
14 '/2 Mar 10
11% Aug 31
35% Nov 17
share
Sub
23
Coal
8,800
<
25
Inc
6
«.
20%
16y2
32%
*14%
8
5
Producing Co
Sulphur.—i
Instruments
Texas
6
9
—
Apr
20"%,; 21%
42%.
105
45/#
I
£
Co
110% Jan
54 %
32Ma
105
8,200
17
22
*111
44
*8iy2
(James).
Telautograpli Carp
Corp
Texas
^
„
7.50
No par
Tennessee
Texas
24
43%
—No par
com
prd (conv)-..
Gould Corp
eum
Symington
/
25
a
preferred.—
$4.40
34% May 19
13'A Jan
Go—
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
5
40
30
4% Sep
De&/ 4
7% Janf 21
Sep
97% Jun
115
1
&
4,300
:
Vi
14'A
30%
14%
31%
ill,
16%
1,600
DAY
17%
t
650
NEW.YEAR'S
20%
i
6%
i
650
650
30% Oct
2
113
25
100
12,100
2iya
16Mb
23%
72'A
73'A
6%
10c
4,200
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
"
%;• 25 Va
20%
■
1,800
„■
20%
70
•_
*72y4
12.50
.
STOCK
20?%
115
,
.
6
69Ma
♦
*17 y8.
8'%
ni4
16'A
70
•400
-
«
93%
;
16
25
19
22% Jan
*■90
*69
1
22
32
Jan
•••' 93%
*11*
pfd ser 1950—20 /
Q9
14
25
26
••
1
Dec
660
8'%
100
10'AJan
May 12
13'A .Sep 15
207/#
20%
347/#
No par
73% Nov
15
17
520
14
.27%. Jan 26
26% Aug
112% Nov
Sep
6% Nov
18
Apr
20%
34y2
8'A.
*90
No par
-
490
' '6,300
*
17%
20 Mi.
21%
34%
8%
1
common
preferred
Class A 4'/a% preferred
Sunray Oil Corp common
4 rA% preferred series A
6
17%
21V*
20%
34%
1
i
.
17%
21
No par
.
Sunbeam Corp
Chemical Corp
5
July
prior preference.i--
Sun
*
2
82Va Jan
18;
Feb
<
v 443A
* li5/#
28% Jan
1
20
20% Dec
9,400
11%
5
15;'.
6
31
'
5
100
9Ma *
10%.
v
8,900
1.
23
30% Aug
40% Dec
8
,
31% Feb
Shares
71%
,
'
*
31,
52% -52%
68%
69
69
10%
f
10%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 1
lnc*_
(J P) & Co.Inc.
Stevens
18
*
16% Jun
52%
r
100
prefjewed
8
22% Dec
10
,
Dec.
common
Stores
30
1
common
(Tbe^TL S.
Bros
: Apr
M Nov 10
13% Oct 23
*S'/a May
15
51%
Sales for
*"
Thursday1
52%
53
683/#
,*..25
Corp*.—
Sterling Drug Inc
44% Jan
,
Wednesday
Dec. 30 '
"
7'
21 ;
Dec
38
*
<
Dec. 29
52%
Jersey
Qliio
Warner
Stanley
17% May 25?.
4
New
V 3%% preferred'.series A
Stand.By equip Mfif Co.—
12 *
13% Mar 26
5
Indiana
of
Tuesday
Dee. 28
Par
California—No_par
Oil of
Standard
Monday
-
'
12% May 11
30 L
>
Standard
100% Jan
17>
40% Fen
July
43% Jan 31
22
-,
30
8% Sep
Oil of
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
•
,
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE"
"
'
.
81% Jan
'■
'May 11
BY# Dec
5
£
59% Jan
21»
15
Sep 15
Sep 21
94
Sep 18
157/a Jan
NEW
;■
Highest
49% Sep
65% Sep
85
3
70% Oct
72
Lowest
Highest
-
-
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
180
49
*48%
49,300
3,900
u
Oct
18
15'/2 Feb
10% Sep
14
14'/a Feb
2
47% Oct
30
56% Feb
4
26
Dec
29
55 'A Jan
15
11% Jun
3
14% Aug
6
7
Dec
23
13'A Jan
8
Union
Asbestos
12
2
Udyllte Corp
Underwood
_l
12%
12%
No par
26%
27
(The)
Corp
&
Rubber
5
Co
7
7%
44
44%
44
44%
74%
73
73%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
23
No par
*103%
104
*89 Va
91
49 '/2 Mar 20
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
20
16
75 V4 Dec
18
Union
Carbide, &
Carbon
No par
19% Jun
16
24 % Mar
9
Union
Elec Co of Mo common-.
22'A Dec
23
104
Jan
2
May
93
9
83% Jan
25
Jan
15
94
35% Oct
16
July 31
5
82 Va Jun
15
.78% Jun
Apr 21
90
98
91 Ms Jun
104
45% July
9
121 % Mar 31
Jan
2
45 Va Jan
4
50'A Nov
37% May
1
42% Aug .12
100
May
28
101% Jan
24% May
913A May
30 y4 Jan
101% Jan
Nov
X13
1
3
38 % Dec
107,
Jan
25
31
30
1
33% Jan
2
l
104% Dec
16
21
8
17
37 % July 25
107
Jun
37% Jun
100
Sep
44% Jun
39
3
18
Jan
Common
"when
2
Preferred
$4.50
Preferred
16
Jan
6
$3.70
series
No par
87% Jan
8
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
84 MJ
84%
6
Preferred
$4
series——No par
*96%
98%
10
44% Aug
13
115% Jan
5
Union
17
50 Va Jan
6
46% Mar 26
24
50% Dec
21
Jun
3
106% Jan
21% Dec
31
Dec
17
104% Jan
30
21
39% Dec
23
Union
87
33% Sep
100
Sep
18
17% Feb
11
13 % Jun
16
July 21
32% Mar 25
107
Jan
United
5%
Car
Air
Lines
$4.50
Biscuit
Inc
Board
United
Carbon
&
*89%
83%
38%
99
39
38%
38%
105%
47%
48
48
48
48
48
45%
44%
45
45
45
45%
45%
46%
47%
46%
47 Ms
*45
46%
*103%
47%
105
46%
45%
*103%
105%
103%
105
106%
104
105%
21%
21%
21 Ms
21%
21%
21%
29,300
87%
88
88
88
88
88%
1,900
39%
39 Ms
39'A
39
39
39%
39%
107
*103%
*104
107
107
*104
*103M4
14%
14%
14%
*14 Ms
14%
*14%
14%
56%
57%
57
57%
*57M4
57%
57%
57%
No par
*26%
*26%
27
26%
26%
12
33% Feb
11
25 Ms Sep
23
31% Feb
11
United-Carr Fastener
6
4% Apr
25
3% Apr
22
4% Feb
24
United
2
Feb
18
5% Jan
29
United
1
4%
9%
9%
*67%
69%
67%
67%
66
68
13 Ms
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Ms
13%
5
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
45%
10
27%
28 V4
27%
28
28 Mb
28%
*33'/#
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
liy4
liy2
11 Va
11%
11 Mb
69 Ms July
2
9
5% Mar 21
67
Jan
4% Jun 23
86
Cig-Whelan Stores com_^30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
4
*81
100
Corp (Del)
5% Nov
19
Sep
30
Oct
21
74
Feb
,8
49
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
15% Dec
22
21% Jan
15
10% Sep
15
17% Jan
8
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
1% preferred
100
United ElecLrlc Coal Cos.,
..5
7
11% Dec
28
16 % Feb
2
United
Engineering & Foundry
44
Sep 28
23% July 22
17
58 Vb Jan
14
United
Fruit
Mar 27
United
Gas
37% Feb
United
Gas Improvement Co___ 13Ms
47
14% Oct 22
10%
18
Feb
11
May
5% Feb
24
10
27
4
Ms
82%
5
27
*26%
4ya
4
81%
4%
9
•
81 Ms,
4%
9
4
4
4
4
81
'
81
*80%
81
5
4%
5
4%
8%
9 Mb
500
107
*14%
No par
Co
200
88%
10
Corp
1,300
22%
No par
Carton
1,000
9,800
88
26% Nov
7
105
2,800
21%
61% Jan
Feb
;
4,300
*39
10
No par
15
4% Jan
106
*103
48% Sep
50
38%
39%
47%
105%
160
99
106%
70% Mar 19
Feb1
83%
83%
17
3%
92
*98
57% Oct
5
100
250
39 Va
_5
common
America
preferred
United
!
800
22%
47%
series of 1952.100
of
91
*98
98%
39
89 v4
14,600
104%
104%
105%
100
preferred
Preferred 4%%
84%
84%
22%
*22
104
103 Mb
*
91
*98
74%
83%
*
103%
*89]/4
22%
44
73%
50
No par
Aircraft Corp common
United
*99
22%
22%
103
3,200
43%
*22
50
common
Co
convertible
United
21
16% Mar 20
Tank
44
43%
7
25
California-
of
Pacific RR Co
noncumulative preferred
4%
29
31% Apr
i02%
Oil
Union
15
Sep 23
distributed"
series
100% Nov
97
7,500
72%
15
61% Jun
15
22% Dec
12,800
7 Mb
22%
38% Sep
30
24'/2 Dec
110
1,800
27 Mb
74%
2
72'A Dec
30
4
12%
26%
7'/a
22%
Jan
27
Dec
Jun
1'2%
26%
7
74%
50
Feb
23
98
12%
26 Mb
7 Me
22%
26
57
Apr 30
12%
26%
7
10
43 y# Jun
111
12%
26
9%
9
69%
*67%
100
2,000
200
18,200
20
32,800
2,200
60
13%
2,500
11%
11%
6,600
45
45%
28
28%
"
it
53% Oct
30
64% Jan
30
24% Jan
2
29 Vb Aug
6
30 Ms July 26
34% Sep
19
30% Jun
12 y# Oct
15 y2 Jan
2
ll'/a Dec
24
1
54% Jan
9
96% Jan
11
19
May
2
73
10
2 Va
3
United
Merch
United
Park
U
Foreign Securities
1
46
Sep
14
Jan
5
7
95% Sep
101% Dec
23
Sep
15
14
103% Oct
13
120
31% Dec
119
8
179
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
Aug
31
27
May
27% Dec
66
For footnotes
see
Sep
page
22
Jun
9
2
15% Nov
27
8
56% Nov 30
9
22.
159
65
31% Jan
175
Jan
S
&
$4.50
5
U
S
20
U
23
Feb
9
U
&
S
Inc
1st preferred-
Freight
Hoffman
(The)_l
No
preferred
jJap.
120
100
com
5
100
1 Vb
49Ms
103
23 Vb
23 Va
1
49.Ms
No par
JNo'par
common
Machinery
•
1
Co
Gypsum Co
1% preferred
4M4%
Mfrs
City "Mines Co
S
Marlfl
35 % Jan
68
Co
Corp.
May 12
13% Mar
Apr
20
29
10
102% Aug
Jan
101V* Feb
167
Dec
30
*100
'-i\
116y4
175
16%
*58
116 Ms
175
1
48%
*100
22
1%
48%
103
,22%
116
116
*175
178
1
48%
*100
22%
11%
1Mb
48%
103
22%
116
117
,*175
178
*33%
11MB
1
48%
*100
22Va
117%
*175
33%
11%
1Mb
49 Ms
30,800
9,800
300
17,900
20,100
3,200
103
22 Ms
118
178
17M4
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
59%
58
58
5 7 Ms
57 Va
57%
57%
700
3,100
20
1,800
60
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January
4, 1954
(22)
new york stock record
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13% Nov
23
8% Nov
24
7% Oct
22
23
39% Dec
8
34
Sep
14
40% Mar 17
U
Sep
19
67
4
57% Dec
11
64
6
U
26% Oct
16
U
3
x7% Dec
9
35% Oct
56
x81'A Jun
31
22 % Oct
16
136'A Jan
Oct
Oct
23
32 % Feb
2
Oct
26
85% Jan
31
97% Apr
23% Aug 31
127% Sep 18
6
9
31% Jan
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
54
Dec
31
66% Feb
33% Sep
15
44% Jan
5
31
Jan
24
23
Feb
13
17% Dec
41
May 18
10
35% Dec
135
Jun
27
26
4
39% Nov
9
18
30
1% Dec
31
Dec
31
3% Jan
2
1% Nov
17
21% May 27
26% Dec
€
: 22% Jan
14
23
26% Jan
7
23% Dec
156
Jan
14
169
14
Feb
61
Jan
28% Jun
10
14% Dec
May 23
65
34
Jan
33% Dec
2
19% Dec
68 % May 20
35% Dec
15
22
17% Mar 23
32% Mar 25
Van
Dec
12
15% Jan
23
5 % Dec
29
10% Jan
6
23% Apr
23
25% Dec
9
23.% Apr
0
31% Dec
29
116
17
129
Dec
11
125
3
127
Oct
31
125% Jun
3
127
1
Apr
116
32
Jan
2
24% Apr
28
29
Apr
24% Oct
87% Sep
18% Oct
9
24
93% Apr 29
29% Jan 19
119
Nov
137% Jan
July 17
16% Oct
19
27% Dec
6
88
31
112
21% Jan
2
110% Jan
8
116% Nov 20
Mar 12
103% May
2
103% Dec 15
Sep
106
95
98 % Jan
22
33% Apr
x27% Jan
24
37% Jan
14
31
25% Jan
Jun
92
Jun
35% Feb
64
Jan
18
14% Dec
7
28% Mar
31% Oct
2
27
Jun
22
68% Dec
29
59
Sep 14
18
5
No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
36
36
36
35%
35%
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockyards
7%
7
7
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
4
20
Jan
7%
15
73 %
73
1%
1%
15%
15%
1
1%
1
*29%
com.No par
24%
Corp
100
165
1
Co Inc com
6,900
DAY
90
1%
30
24%
166
1,300
8,700
>.
73
1%
360
1%
15
1
15%
26,000
1,400
'
1%
1%
1%
*29%
30%
*29%
29%
29%
29 »A
100
24%
*163%
24%
^3%
24
24
24'/.
800
*163%
166
166
1%
1%
1%
*163%
10,300
166
20
18
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
100
62%
63
62%
63
63
63
64%
64'A
120
No par
35%
35%
35%
35%
35'A
35'A
35%
35%
3,500
No par
36%
36%
36%
36%
2.50
of America
11%
*28%
11%
28%
11%
28%
11%
28%
5%
.5%
5%
10
100
preferred
Vulcan
72%
1%
15%
partic preferred
Power Co
com
preferred
preferred—
preferred—
Corp (The)
Mar
73%
1%
Visking
18
72%
15%
Virginia Ry Co common—
7
74%
1%
preferred-
19
73%
15%
noncumulative preferred__100
Works common—5
Feb
900
NEW YEAR'S
'
1%
Si
41,700
6%
15%
Elec
-
CLOSED
7
6%
Raalte Co Inc
div
1,200
EXCHANGE
*6%
preferred
Power & Light Co
6%
54%
6%
50
Tobacco
10,100
STOCK
40
6%
preferred
Pictures
38%
6%
preferred—No par
American
910
136
6%
preferred
Virginia
*35%
135
1
noncu
Paper Inc common—2
convertible
3%%
39
36
*35%
135%
2d pfd_5
Cbrp
$4.20
convertible
Dec
'
20
17%
Co common
Tobacco
39
Vb
3,600
.,
143%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
2
30
135
39%
dividend
5
136%
143%
dividend
31
135
39%
$4 20
28
30,400
142%
$4.04
36% Mar
.30 Vb
142%
24
25% Dec
29%
39%
30
25 % Dec
30
141%
100% Oct
4
29%
38%
$5
13
29%
140%
8
11
29>/b
39%
12
Jun
29%
140%
17
44% Jan
850
29%
140%
5%
8
35% May 22
16% Apr
8
79%
No par
—-———-100
100% Dec
3
70%
79
25
37%
27% Nov
July 20
92
24%
70%
80
72%
54
130% Jan
5
24%
71
79
25%
500
54%
114% Nov
15
22% Jun 23
24%
*70%
78%
Vicks shreve & pacific Ry com-100
Mar 20
92
28
25%
72%
77%
Victor Chemical
30
25
—
1,500
•
*70%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Chemical Co
2.50
Apr 49
Nov
59
78
Vick
Mar 19
128
May 29
59
38
Vanadium Corp
Norman Co
45% Mar 25
59
77
100
Van
8
59
54%
Utah
27% Dec
16
59%
*70%
5
4 %% •
30% 8ep
Jan
*58
X25
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
11% Dec
31
59%
37%
Universal
18
58%
134%
8%
30
7
36%
38 y»
Universal Leaf
17
36%
54 y»
Universal
45% Aug 14
6
30
10
23
Feb
35%
135 »/4
T/e
17% Jan
8
13% Nov
27% Oct
167
July 28
Apr 24
15
3
Sep
35 Vb
54
4%
Sep 29
35%
31 Va
United Wall
3% May 13
32% Dec
9
'27
155
11
Mar 19
35
38%
$6
Mar 18
4
15'
6
16
Aug
57
28% Apr
90
29% Mar 12
10,100
—
35%
100
preferred
preferred
Shares
8
54%
S
S
Jan. 1
15%
*7%
37%
United Stores
15
15%
8
54%
United
72% D«c
15%
*7%
8
the Week
Friday
Dec. 31
5q
9% Mar 19
27
15%
15%
Sales far
Thursday
Dec. 30
10
1
100
preferred-.—:
Steel Corp common
8% May 25
94
15%
*7%
PRICES
Wednesday
35%
Co_
common
1st
noncum
7%
U
8
SALE
Smelting Ref <fc Mln com—50
S
1%
U
Co
2
22
2
Rubber
22
19
Jan
21% Feb
S
15%
•7%
series A
series B
preferred
preferred
HIGH
Dec. 29
15%
common
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
8%
U
144 % Jan 28
10
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
1 % Sep
2
Monday
S
6% Jan
11
4% Jan
Aug 31
S
6% Dec
7% Apr
10% Jan
24
U
2
42% Dec
Co
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
3%%
144% Mar 11
37"
144
19% Oct 20
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
May
2
•
Lines
S
3%%
6
87 % Mar 29
May 29
STOCK
YORK
4%%
5
Nov
68 %"
37% Oct 23
138% May 16
*87% Oct
22
74%
146% Feb
3
8% Dec
Mar
70
30% Dec 31
30
Jan
U
26
Mar 28
102% Jan
2
53
61
22
Jan
34% Mar 21
90
17
90% Dec
Jan
22% Jan
8
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% July 21
18% Jan
»
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Detinning Co common
preferred
100
10
100
100
100
25
25.
5
10
20
5%
36%
5%
30%
31%
*125% 127%
*125% 129
28%
27
*88
92
19%
20%
123% 123%
26%
27
30"%
*125%
113% 113%
*98
100
*100% 102
25%
25%
25%
25%
*57%
59
14%
14%
*28
. 29
113% 113%
*98
100
*100% 102
25%
25%
25%
25%
58
58
14%
14%
*28
29
36%
36%
3,200
11%
28%
11%
4,300
28%
200
5%
21,000
5%
,
31
127%
26%
*88
*121
2.900
27
,27%
1,900
*88
92
19%
20%
*122
123
27
27%
113
113
26%
27%
113% 113%
100
*98
31
*125% 127%
*125% 129
27%
92
20%
123
20
5%
31
*125% 129
*98
*100% 102
25%
25%
25%
25%
58
58%
14%
14%
*28
29
•
19,300 *
11%
28%
36
11%
*28%
30%
31
*125% 127%
*125% 129
27
27%
*88
92
20%
21%
*123% 124
26% 27
1
5,200
100
15,500
60
100
*100% 102
25%
25%
*25%
25%
58
58%
14%
14%
*28
29
3,800
1,700
700
1,800
w
55
Apr
17
11% Jan
27
12% Aug
2
Nov
24
42 % Apr
29
29% Jan
11% Dec
6
14
70% Mar
22
Wabash
2
29% Jan
9
43% Jun
preferred——100
4%%
Waldorf System
13% Mar 10
21% Nov 24
RR
Walgreen
Co—j
51% Jan
7
52
Dec
22
Walker
Dec
22
10% Jan
30
Dec
29
9
Feb
27
Walworth Co—
17 % Jan
11
21% Dec
3
18% Jan
2
25
98
8
98
Jan
12
104% Dec
5
15
Oct
22
20% Jan
30
25
Jun
5
3
37
24% Oct 23
28
16
1
19% Feb
19
24% Dec
3
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
11% Jan 19
May
9% May
Ward
May 12
105v
15
11% Sep 15
14% Apr 24
23% Sep 21
35% Jan 3o
27% May 15
25% Jan
4
Sep
16
Feb
(Hiram)
16
Warner
20
Warner-Hudnut
Bros
Inc—
Jun
9
Dec
31
24
Sep
14
30
18% Jan
21
13
Sen
14
17% Apr
18% Dec
28
24% Mar 23
Wayne
Sep 14
Sep 15
13% Feb 25
8
10
14
Washington Gas
Wash
9
26%
26
26%
26
13%
13%
13%
13%
;—5
18%
19%
29% Jan
28% Dec
30
16
Dec
3o
28% Jan
32
Jun
102
Feb
7
89% Jun
9
12% Nov
5
21% Nov
5
12
16% Jan
Sep
17
106% Jan
8
9% Oct
15
15% Jan
7
46% Apr
30
56% Dec
15
18
Oct
22
26% Dec 23
20
Sep
34% Oct
21
47
Dec
19
45
20
64% Dec
12
Mar
37
Oct
98
4
29
July" 15
*97
98 '/a
—100
*94%
96
preferred series B
15
West
21
West
Va
5
4 % %1
•12% Jan
8
Western
Air Lines Inc
57% Mar 11
Western
Auto
14
32% Mar 25
Western
Pulp
2
63% Mar 25
4%
14
May 14
67% Mar 16
2nd
noncum
Pacific
27% Nov 21
22% Dec
30
48% Dec
15
95% Jan
2
39% Sep
Jun
29% May 18
52% Dec
3
16% Jun
10
32
Oct
80
30
41% Jan
30
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
28% Oct
17
34% Jan
7
25
23
29% Jan
2
Jan
23
Oct
10% Aug
29% Jan
4
14% Jan
9
2
40% Mar 17
30
Jan
8
While
15
30% Dec
21
White
Motor
75% Feb
13
14% Jan
15
25% Dec
17
Oct
16
42 % Apr
17
45% Dec
20
32% Nov
76% Jan
8
97% Feb
20
70% Dec
22
9% Oct
83% Feb
*95%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
10,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 3/8
22%
10,000
50%
51%
19,000
23
*32% Jun
5
50%
50%
98%
98%
99^
21%
21%
21%
21%
100
1
Wilson
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
6
35% Dec
16
Winn
17
29% Oct
5
4%
5%
23%
*22%
23%
31%
21%
21 ya
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
&
Woodward
22
48
Jan
30
Woolworth
6%
Co
Inc
& Lovett
2
31
Elec Power Co
Public
72
ioy8
10 y8
1
32%
32%
32
32 Vb
32
32
1,500
lo
*28»A
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
2,000
i.
com
[
Service
100
Corp
(FW)
Co
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Sep
14
39% Apr
1
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
15
23 % Apr
1
York
53% Mar
9
6
13
.
Zonite
Radio
Corp.
Products Corp
■
79'A
*78%
79
7%
6%
7
35%
79
700
6%
7
6,500
37
1,000
79
22
52
21%
21%
20%
21
20%
203/4
20%
20%
4,100
38
38%
37 Vb
38 Vb
37 y2
38 Va
37%
38%
21,500
No par
11%
11%
11 Vb
ll'A
11 Va
11%
11
11 y*
6,000
No par
64
64%
62%
64
63 y®
63%
63%
64 y4
5%
4%
' ~
5
4%
**
4%
4"%
Zenith
Jan
180
763/4
113%
52
Youngstown Steel Door
>
76%
36%
2
■
293/4
*noy2
21%
16 y2 Jan
5'A Apr
77%
52
31
84
7
293/4
113
213/4
Dec
.
78%
29
*76%
*108
36%
11
,
5,100
77%
21 %
5
29
30%
29%
113
*51 y4
47% Jan
28
9,800
*35%
14
.
43%
21%
Sep
3% Oct
423/4
513/s
34
—
42%
21
13
62% Dec
2.900
2,200
42%
51
34% Jan
88% Nov 28
5% Jan 29
19 y.
383/4
42%
36
31
2
18%
38%
52
20'A Dec
Jan
19
373A
22%
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring <fc Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
4% Nov 17
136
18%
21%
9
34
68
700
36
23
Jun
16
'"ill
1
>
*51
sy8
35%
5
6,000
300
6,900
10,400
„
®stced prices;
_x isx-aivioend.
y
no
Ex-rights.
sale
u"
*
on
'
*
this day.
tin "receivership,-or petition has been filed for "the company's reorganization.
-
1,000
36%
77'A
5
16% Sep
*
10%
18%
106 V2
No par
11% Mar 17
*133
22,600
8%
72
38
29
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
136
8%
71%
*ioy8
42%
100
10
*133
8%
18%
common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% .series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
136
8%
36%
10
27 % Oct
24
133
10
—10
47
17% Jan
60.500
72
21% Oct
50% Jan
2,700
'
8%
51% Dec
15
V
10
8
23
600
.
72'A
2
Oct
18,300
5%
8%
13% Jan
15
5
10
Co
Worthington Corp
Mar 19
'
71'A
lo
Grocery Co
Iron
.
..
No par
preferred—
Wisconsin
'
5%
No par
common
39% Jan
39% Oct
1,600
31
2
31
29%
22%
22
6% Dec
900
29%
21 %
Wisconsin
130% Mar 16
540
83
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
35% Mar 17
8,700
31%
25%
21
Jan
Dec
823/4
*25y8
5
Jan
71% May 12
.
2,500
—
22
19 % Dec
82
-
—
5
53
86
31
31%
300
21%
22
21
14
30%
30%
300
99
1
10
Sen
30%
2ly8
*123
*123
—
.
20
-
Sep
75
—
29
15
101
Jan
123
*983/4
;
900
97
Co
Oil
42% Dec
40% Jan
51%
*98'/a
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
Wilcox
36
1
49%
100
29
11% Mar 26
5
13% Feb
12%
12.50
com
Corp
29
13% Jan
19
1,200
57
95%
28%
74% Mar 10
14
52
57%
57
95 y2
29%
5
Nov
51
56%
51%
7,300
57
Co
5
75% Jan
118
5,300
82%
21
Sep 15
Sep 10
24%
25%
11
26
233/„
82%*
24% Jun
19
400
23%
25
8
135
50%
46%
83%
13
Apr 24
50%
3,900
46%
24%
24% Jan
25
22%
8,000
.
46%
82%
7% Sep
9
26% Feb
Jan
23
13
24
108%
8%
24%
12% Jan
16% Jun
51
22
50%
23J
160
110
96%
8%
83
32% Apr
126
46%
23%
*107
9
31%
30% May 27
16% Oct 15
8% Nov
46%
12%
12%
24%
25%
63% Oct
Nov 26
46
*94%
108%
_No par
15
17
8%
94%
prior preference—No par
Mfg (The S S)
20
conv
18% Sep
11% Feb
23% Nov 25
64
$5
12%
241/*
*107
8%
8%
Dental
Sep
Inst
12%
24 Yr
108%
-
99
lo
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
86% Mar 24
14
138
Electric
4
14
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
21% May
7
15
12%
23%
'107
94 %
:-
95%
preferred series B
Elec
14
30
128% Jan
3.80%
15
4% Dec
8% Oct 22
Westinghouse
Weston
Oct
21% Dec
68% Nov
3,100
*97-TJ-,99 'J; t ^*97
f\
10
4
80
28
4
36%
104%
56%
Telegraph
Mar
127
36%
•103%
95%
A
May
24% Dec
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
13 Vb Dec 17
12% Jan 22
8% Mar
series
30% Sep
32
17% Jan
14
36%
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
20
126
36
f-103 >/* .103%
6,100
100
35% Feb
Mar 20
[ley*
8,700
18
No par
com
24% May 14
127
17%
16
10
preferred
RR
Western Union
Mar 20
18
16%
5
Co
48% Aug 13
12
17%
16
1
18
Preferred
2
300
17%
16%
Maryland Ry common—10o
Western
99 % Sep
500
2,900
■
78%
17%
100
Supply
'
16%
5
Paper com
&
preferred
46% Sep
22
24 y*
78
36%
4.10%
99% Jan
10%.
23%
77%
!°3%
Jan
1
10%.
24
77%
35%
pfd
16% Jan
9i%
11
23%
103%
90
3
11
23%
78%
100
100
38% Feb
Nov
11
23%
78%
No par
Co_
11
101
*10%
Electric
45% Feb
127
5,700
Power'4%%
7
31
1,700
9y*
Penn
Oct
16
19%
9%
Penn
15
109
18%
9%
1
25% Dec
Sep 29
8% Sep 15
43% Sep 15
187/a
9%
West
99% Jan
104
18%
9%
4
preferred series O
Virginia Coal & Coke
Jan
46% Feb
89
109%
18%
West
4.20%
4,600
2,200
9%
No par
15
1
5
convertible
Jan
*
'.
18%
com—2.50
Snowdrift
&
•
1
Knitting
2
9
400
13%
preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
37% Feb
4,200
26
13%
Oil
2,000
600
30%
26
$4
107% Jan
20
12,700
31%
13 W
4
Jan
26
29%
26%
Mills
1,500
DAY
26
13%
17% Nov
98
26
24,400
CLOSED
26%.
9
102
NEW YEAR'S
5
41% Jan
9
17
102
No par
16
17
13%
16%
Power
28
18
13%
17%
No par
Webster Investment Co
88% Jun
137/b
17%
*31
Wesson
98% Jun
♦lOO'A
13%
17%
31
12% Mar 27
3
101'/2
13'A
16%
31V*
84% Feb
5
18
101%
13
16%
26
28% Feb
37% Dec
103%
13%,
103
31%
1
110% Sep
-
EXCHANGE
16%
30%
1
2
700
STOCK
5y4
22%
12%
31
21% Sep
73% Oct
103% Apr
100
700
2,100
51%
5
22%
31
7
2
5%
22%.
26 »A
5
2
*101%
51%
517/a
5 Vb
22%
26 »A
84
96% Jan
51%
.
30%
32% Jan
106% Mar 18
"
5%
22%
30%
28
21% May
29% Jan
*102
5
22%
26%
30
Oct
52
22%
30%
Oct
May
*51%
5%
22%
31V*
Pipe
Corp
80% Feb
26
51%
5%,
..
65
Waukesha Motor Co
Mar 16
Water
24%-
*63%
26%
&
Wayne Pump Co
28% Sep
12 y4
24%
65
31'A
Petroleum
29
12%
24'A
30%
Foundry
Warren
3
12%
23%
3
Warren
30
*12%
24
Light Co—No par
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Number 5287
Volume 179
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
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italic letters
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headed
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•
"Interest Period"
YEARLY
>
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Hignest
Lowest
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Lowest
Dec. 29
Low
EXCHANGE
Low
High
PRICES
SALE
Low
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Low
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High
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105.18
*105.24
105.30
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105.26
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103.28
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102.30
*102.24
102.28
1958-1963
*105.24
106
*105.28
106.4
*105.28
106.4
*105.26
106.2
Treasury 23As
1960-1965
*107.8
107.16
*107.16
107.24
*107.16
107.24
*107.16
2%s
1956-1958
*100.30
101.2
*101.6
100.10
*101.4
101.8
*101.6
101.10
101.20
*101.14
101.18
*101.10
101.14
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Dec 15
102.3
107.24
1958
*101.10
101.14
*101.16
Treasury 2 Vis
1962-1967
*98.28
99.2
*99.8
99.14
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99.6
*98.30
99.4
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1963-1968
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98.4
*98.10
98.16
*98.2
98.8
*98.2
98.8
98
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14
96.14 Oct
14
14
96.19 Jan
9
96.20 Mar 18
96.25 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
94.8
95.20
Oct~23
95.20 Oct
9
96.21 Dec
Oct
96.9
96.22 Dec
95.8
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100.4
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10
19
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24
18
100.4
18
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102.18 Jan 29
29
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_
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23
18
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10
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23
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97.19
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27
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100.11
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100.11
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100.10
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1954
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100.10
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100.10
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100.10
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1
1
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Oct 15
Oct 1
98
Dec
1
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101
Oct
26
19-year 3%s
4
Mar
Oct
3s
3-year
bonds
of
1976
1981
1975
1971
1956
93.16
93.16
93.16
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93.24
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99.8
100.13
100.11
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100.12
July 15 1972
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*100.11
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1954
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*99.2
98.26
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2
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100.16 Nov 30
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1958
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July 20
96
101.4
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1954-1955
1957-1959
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1950
100.28 *100.20
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100.8
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due Feb
15
1954
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due
1955
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1956
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15
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15
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15
1959
due Feb
15
1960
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91.16
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2s
due Feb
15
1961
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93
due Feb
15
1962
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91.16
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RANGE
Thursday
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
New Yerk Stock Exchange
Week's
or
Sale Price
New
Transit
3%
Unification
FOR
WEEK
bond transactions.
JANUARY
ENDED
Bonds
Sold
Year 1953
Bid & Asked
Low
No.
High
High
(contlnued)-
Brazil
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
June-Dec
98
98
98
62
J2
33As series No.
lOl'/a
93
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
3Vis series No.
3%s series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
Foreign Securities
.
3Vis series No.
*
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.-
3%gEnJes No.
No'.
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Yerk Stock Exchange
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Sinking
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25-year
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§ AGuaranteed: sinking fund 6s 1947
_Feb-Aug
I AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
Akershua (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—_Afar-Sep
lAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
S AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
§ A External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
(AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957_April-Ocf
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
i
Antwerp (City)
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Australia (Commonwealth) 5s, 1955.
Called
June-Dec
Jan-July
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3'As
3%s
(Kingdom
*70
*70
*70
105
101'A
sinking
of)
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pursuant
to
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1944
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21
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100
7
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—
59 %
—
—
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59%
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—
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12
June-Dec
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footnotes
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81
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101
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70
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27
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--
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97
Jan-July
1955
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i
June-Dec
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1978
June-Dec
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1979—;
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—
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100
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——
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•
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Feb-Aug
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65
.
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June-Dec
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1962
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June-Dec
1966
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92%
92
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65
—-
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__
9911
1956
10-year 3'As 1957
20-year 3'As 1967
"4
101
*70
Jan-July
bonds
3'As
10-year
•1%
90%
101
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82
June-Dec
June-Dec
25-year 2%s 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3ssf $bda
——
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1974
2Vis
Week's Range
or
*87
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
No. 30
Brisbane
Sale Price
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
fund gold 5s 1958___
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
Canada (Dominion of)- 3Vis 1991
1-16931
Last
—
Low
l%s srriel No.- 29_.
Tolctyp*
.
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Yerk City
1980
Thursday
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Issue—
Corporate Stock
1
Range
Thursday's
Low
r Registered
eOash sale,
—
*92.16
*91
Odd lot transactions.
—
94.16
2s
a
95.16
*93.16
95.16
♦93.16
2s
No sales transacted this day.
—
.
1957
97.16
2s
asked price.
10,000
100.24
101
2s
•Bid and
f
96.20
25-year 3s
30-year 3 Vis I
2
94.16 Jan
90.16 Jun
DAY
♦96.6
Sept 1967-1972
Reconstruction
Oct
NEW YEAR'S
97.4
June 1967-1972
International Bank for
92.12 Oct
CLOSED
96.30
Treasury 2s
93.4
1293405876
♦97.20
Dec 1964-1969
Treasury 2s
—
STOCK
EXCHANGE
June 1964-1969
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 23/es
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
*97.26
Treasury 2s
99.18 Oct
Bonds ($)
103.24
2%s
*102.26
3'As
Treasury
Treasury 2%s
96.14 Oct
High
105.30
1978-1983
1955-1960
1956-1959
1961
Treasury 2%s
4
104.16 Dec
99.24 May 12
Sales fev
the Week
Jan. I
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
High
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 28
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1953
Year 1952
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
bonds mature.
indicate in each case the month when the
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Week'*
Thursday
,
BONDS
,
East
Period
Sale Price
1960
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—
1951
*6'/4
"61%
„
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ftACopenhagen (City)
1927
of
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1947
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103
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of)
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7s
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1944
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part
paid
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117
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55
58 ¥2
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149 ¥2
96
161 ¥2
100
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$
—
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1943
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19
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1958—Mar-Sept
*
—
,
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71
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due
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1962
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23
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93
79
-Jan-July
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1962
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1952
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93
71
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17%
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small
due
71
—
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f 1952__
s
57
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A
1968—
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15
*99%
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bonds 1978
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to
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66
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s
series
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58%
69
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2012
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1951
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of
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Range for
No.
75
May-No?;
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to
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(interest
1999
loan
Bonds
High
(interest
A
Plan
2.25%)
*65
Jan-June
1977—
of)
loan
3s
29 ¥2
to
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April-Oct
1952
loan
^Jugoslavia
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1947
1954
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2.5%)
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1968
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to
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1964—.
s
external
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_
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to
reduced
45
to
pursuant
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45
Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1954
Public Utility institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
Japanese
100 '/4
4
1944
to
Italian
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88 ¥4
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
pursuant
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Consortium for Public Works
30-yr gtd ext
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26
112 ¥4 113
*43 ¥4
•r
May-Nov
external 1950
101
113
—
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99% 100 V
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Italian (Republic)
30-year ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit
93
57
100
§A6V2s 1st & gen
mtge 1950—
6V2S due 1950 extended
to 1960
Greek Government—
A6s
100
101
1952—.
8b
1936
stamped
pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to
2.5%) 1999
gA8s
62
63 ¥4
93
100
Sale Price
reduced to 2%) 2012
Paulo (State of)—
Ban
54 ¥2
62
101
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Power—
extended
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103 ¥a
62
100
1967
7s
8s
pursuant to Plan A
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100
49 Va
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dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan 1
1976
s
AEstonia
20
53 ¥2
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s
(City)
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,
8
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f
s
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April-Oct
1955
gold 4'/2S 1962™
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4 Va
Paulo
to
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El
37 ¥4
6 ¥2
Last
Period
Low
gASao
61%
35%
—
Week's Range
Interest
High
55 ¥2
,—
April-Oct
extl 5 VaS
Low
98 ¥2
June-Dec
1960
of)
No.
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
.
25-year gold 4V2s
...May-Nov
ftACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951—
May-Nou
Cuba (Republic of) 4V2s
external 1977
June-Dec
Cundinamarca (Dept of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State)—
Stamped assented
Year 1953
Feb-Aug
5s 1952——1953-
1
A6¥2S extl secured
A6s of 1928 Oct 1961—
April-Ocf
A6s of 1927 Jan 1961
^
3s ext
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
fAColombia Mortgage Bank 6 '/2s
1947_—April-Oct
5 A Sinking fund 7s of 1926
due 1946
May-Nov
A
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Range for
Sold
High
*38 ¥2
June-Dec
,
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Colombia (Republic of)—
Bond*
Bid As Asked
Low
AChilean Consol Municipal 7s
A 7s 'assented 1960
FOR
Range
Thursday's
or
-
mortgage 5s series AC 1967
First mortgage 5s series II 1955-,.
First mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
First
mortgage 4s
AInc
mortgage 4¥2s series
series
RR
A
1900
_Mar-Sepf
*7!j!
May-Noa
April-Oct
Jan-July
July 1970_ May-No?;
*•75%
30
99
101
73 ¥4
77
71
70%
71 ¥4
44
70
77 Va
56 ¥2
55%
57 ¥4
31
55
62 ¥2
—
*
•
%
Number 5287
Volume 179
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
A
Thursday
Interest
Week's
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sept
General
2%s
mortgage
102
Buffalo
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Niagara Elec first mtge 23/4S 1975_Map-Nov
Buffalo
Rochester &
1st
mortgage
Brown
Shoe
3'/2s debs
,
4
—
Terminal Co
99 y8
96%
...
83%
.
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4V2S
94'A
96%
96 %
A 3s
93%
93%
10
89
87
12
81%
90
Map-Nov
1955
Jan-July
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
A 5s general
mtge income 1982
87
Electric
first
Power
10014
5
California Oregon Power 3'As
Canada Southern
Canadian
consol gtd
National
103 Va 103 %
Jan-July
.
Continental
1
76 3/4
2
83
.83
86
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gold
gold
4a/4s
Guaranteed
gold
4%
Pacific
Capital
5s A 1962
89%
<•'93
April-Oct
—'
105% 106
97
Co
Cuba
A
106% 106%
24
104 %
104 % 104%
4
103%
1063A
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104% 104%
6
1033/a
4'/2s
Jan-Julp
1956
102% 103 %
64
97%
106%
Baking 3s debentures 1965
Can
34As
3V4S
f
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105
-
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
97
3
105
4
mortgage
4s
30
June
102
*—
1970
32%
30
89%
96%
106%
937/a
102%
-
4s
ser
A
1970—
100
16
101
ser
B
1970
June-Dec
Imp & equip 4s
1970
mortgage
3s
1978
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3s
series
mortgage
3'As
Deere
Co
60
69
92%
98%
3'/as
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91 %
90 %
98%
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April-Ocf
9b
96
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98
1960:
Feb-Aug
&
97
40
69
31%
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2
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91
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100
31%
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ref
&
20
10
260
—
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ref
94 %
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Map-Nov
1966 Map-Nov
1970
9-3%
Jan-July
:
A
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1965
2
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98
93
98%
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101
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10
94
100
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963/a
99%
April-Oct
1965
93%
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——
—
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933/8
June-Deo
1978
1982
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B
-June-Dec
106%
RR—
1st
First
•
102%
103'A
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
1063A
101%
10%
96
*243A
99
94
,
10%
95%
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April-Oct
(1942 series)
First
97
105
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Mar-Sept
1965
100%
103%
106%
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&
1976
1977
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debs
debs
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A
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95%
95 y4
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-Julp
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106 V*
Jan-July
Low
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April-Oct
2%s 1975
A 1st
107%
June-Dec
1957
Year 1953
No.
Cuba—
of
1983
A 1st mortgage 4s
107%
Range for
Sold
High
*97%
Map-Nov
June-Deo
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3'/as
Cuba Northern Ry—:
103 %
2
-
Airlines Inc—
Carolina
mm.
95 %
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—
3%s
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debs series
4s
May-Now
1955—
debenture
consol
1974
*91%
Crane
Bonds
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
A 1st
4'/2s
Guaranteed
Canadian
June-Dec
1968
(stpd as to payment
dollars) 2001
S
Continental
Ry—
Guaranteed
U
101
103
Range
Thursday's
or
Sale Price
debs
mortgage
105
98
1
100% 100%
April-Oct
:
1976
3s
in
1st
,
c
California
inc
cum
943A
86%
2%a
1976
Railroads
Consolidated
102
99
debentures
Gas
Consumers Power first mtge
1957—
5s
Cons
3V4s
Natural
3%s debentures 1978
-
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Week's
Last
Period
Low
Consolidated
104 %
Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified
Bush
96%
■
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
No.
102
BONDS
New York Stock
Year 1953
Sold
99 %
*91 %
1971
1
Range for
1980
3s
Co
JANUARY
Thursday
Bonds
High
*98%
1976
WEEK ENDED
Range
95
102%
3
97
101%
993/a
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(J
1)
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3'/2s
Co
3s
3'/4S
Feb-Aug
1965
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1976—
3'As
Corp
1978
debentures
debentures
Celotex
debs
3'/2s
Corp
debentures
debentures
(1947
issue)
of
98
f
First,
98
98
1948—June-Dec
91%
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series A
1995—*-
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May
AGen mortgage 4 %s series B Jan 1 2020
May
RR
General
Co
of
N
mortgage
Central
New
Central
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90
1974
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52
130
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62%
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97
2
gold 4s 1989
97
96%
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96%
103
1958
1%
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97%
97%
1
104 % 104 %
97 Vs
3
97%
20
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:
100 %
Denver & Salt
Detroit Edison
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
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*93%
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96 Va
88 Va
A General
morteag£_lnc con v.- 5s 19D7'1
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Map-Nov
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Jan-July
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April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
79 lA
mort gage
Chicago Indiana
4J/2s inc
ref
mtge 2%s
&
ref
3%s
&
3s
St
Paul
&
4s
2003
77
23
78%
75
80%
72
61%
63
60
61%
7
60
10
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&
3%s
gold
first lien
4s
Chemical
2.35s
subordinate
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102
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Co 2%s
morLgage
2%s
52%
54%
403
52%
64
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71'
71
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77%
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3'As
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1963
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Chicago
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99
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Ice &
3s
,
—
—
debentures
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Cleveland
94%
debentures
4s
Cincinnati
Chic
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&
1961
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Cincinnati
St
Wab & Mich
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Cleveland
coll
first
Electric
Div
96%
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92
96
96
99
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
4s debentures 1958
78
88
General
100
1Q4
1991
trust 4s
Illuminating
1982
!
First
mortgage
mortgage
2%s
1985—
mortgage
3%s
1986
First
Cleveland
Short l.ine
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4%s
Columbia
3s
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conv
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3%s
&
B
1975
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27/aS
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97%
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,
2001
102 Va
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91%
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81%
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Power
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3%s series
A
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Edison
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165
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12
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3'As
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&
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A
1962_June-Dec
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98%
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92%
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1979—May-Nov
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104%
107%
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1955
102 Va
120%
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93
—
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June-Dec
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118% 118 %
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165
Jan-July
1986
3s
1969
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June-Dec
page
164
mortgage 2%s 1979———t—-—June-Dec
84
T02
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1976
ser
104
102% 103'%
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States
83%
101
Map-Nov
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104%
Bait City—
&
104%
103%
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April
Collateral trust 3%s 1968
Jan-July
4
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mortgage 4'As 1954
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98
101
and
98
94%
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F 1981
Feb-Aug
1981
debentures
98%
104%
101
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3
ser
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91%
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Ohio
91%
series E
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9iwf
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3%s ser H 1982
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convertible
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1972
May-Nou
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94
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101'/a
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and
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.
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
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95%
100'A 102
103%
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1st
Anglo-Lautafo Nitrata
Conn
Gulf
1st
Companht Salitrera—See
Consolidated
101%
94% 102%
~
,
1977
1999
debentures
89
*--7
—Mar-Sept
1969
D.1976—
certificates
96%
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series O 2000
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series P 1982"—Ua?t-July
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series Q 2010——Jan-July
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series R 1961—Jan-July
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101%
Feb-Aug
1977
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23/4S
95% "
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82%
99
*
June-Dec
First
3s
4'/2S'serles
94%
97
94%
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series C 1973
5s
General
99
81%
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94
-
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Corp—
debentures
General
93
98%
104%
99% 100%
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1970—May-Sept
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88
92%
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Northern
A Debenture
1975
A
ser
South
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69
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93
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Jan-Julp---
1976
1961—
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&
income
conv
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series
debentures
Columbus
99%
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debentures, series
3s
Columbus &
*—
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1.
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95'/a
2
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1961—April-Oct
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debentures
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—
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1982_
4%s
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debentures
4%s
93
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,
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& Iron
93
June-Dec
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mortgage
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69 %
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142
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86 Va
1st
3%s
1977—Jan-July
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1959
&
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1961——Map-Nov
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104
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94 %
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1964-April-Oct
1977-
20
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3s
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•
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94%
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101
5
/
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Jan-July
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1965-;
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93%
17
95 y«
91
109
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1970
5s
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1977
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f
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1965
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88
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r
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first 5s 1956_May-No«
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78
91
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Feb-Aug
1960
111
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Mar-Sepf.
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mortgage 2%s series G
Financial Corp 2%s 1959—
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City
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debentures
4s
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99
99
105% 105%
—
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100% 101
,
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84
22
93
923/4
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A-April-Oct
3%s 1983
E
&
71
76
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103 %
;
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10
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68
71
75
103'A 103 %
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1961
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72
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5s
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-
mortgage
53%
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1213/4
53
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*
147%
112 %
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June-Dec
June-Dec
91
107
147 %
4s 1995
94 %
104%
100%
146
morLgage 2%s 1980—
mortgage 3l/4s 1982
mortgage cpnvTnc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
„Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A
1980
Jan-July
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1994.Jan-July
—
953/4
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1st
Chicago & North Western Ry—
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4
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107%
111% 112%
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75
1977-
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„
90 34
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1979
99%
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1994
10
1117/*'
1982
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91
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91
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1973
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102
98
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.
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1996—Feb-Aug
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&
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—April-Oct
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and
1963
1st
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refund
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85
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and
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A Income
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,
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-
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&
Morris
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RANGE
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Interest
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series A 1970
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1972
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5s
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5s
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series
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series
gold
B
A
C
July
1952
1956
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debs 1977—
subord
conv
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Interstate
3 Vis
s
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1st
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mortgage
1st
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Terminal
101
102%
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85
72%
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97
97
4
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97
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1959—June-Dec
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&
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Kansas
1st
&
Mich
City
mtge 4s 1990
&
Light
2%s
mortgage
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84
2%s
1976
Jun-Dec
1978—
2%s
June-Dec
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4s
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94
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A 1975—April-Oct
104
mortgage 3%s series B 1968—___.June-Dec
City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Ocf
Kentucky Central 1st. mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
100%
-100
ser
1st
104
98
Kansas
Plain
1961
4'As
unguaranteed
Co
mtge
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52
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1964.^
1959
52
47%
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98
99%
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certificates
104%
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1961-—
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_
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
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99
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1980.
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94
91
88
—
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(P)
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&
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102
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f
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debentures
&
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1973
1966
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Feb-Aug
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1978
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2%s 1980
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1966
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4
91
99%
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98%
--
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refunding 3s series M 1979
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95%
96%
7
87%
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&
refunding 3s series N
1977
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96%
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&
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1981—,June-Dec
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93
&
85%
95
98%
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series P
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&
66
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&
refunding 3s series S
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84
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&
series
4s
V
98%
June-Dec
1983
27As series T 1976
refunding mtge 3%s ser U
ref M
&
93%
1985_June-Dec
1984
1985
104
102%
96
2%s
debentures
1986
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6
72%
84%
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debentures
1987
April-Ocf
98
debentures
1978
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102
104%
29
102%
117%
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1983
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117%
93%
206
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91%
166
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118
4s
103
118
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79%
104%
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103% 104%
104%
62%
1981—_—
82%
185
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11
102%
118%
83
102%
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69
Pennsylvania
Glass
97
98%
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Power
98
60%
100
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mortgage
Pennsylvania
63 %
102%
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102
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99%
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&
3'As
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82%
96
—
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85
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97
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Mav-Nov
1961
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99%' 99%
100%
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April-Oct
:
85
97%
1970—June-Dec
4'As series
1965—
A
June-Dec
5s
100%
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4'As series
mortgage 4'As series E 1984
mortgage
15
82
88
1
91
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series
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&
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1968
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4s
external
June-Dec
1960
series
B
103
April-Oct
1990
85%
10
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97
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&
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Mar-Sept
1980
RR
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103
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5s
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1981
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first
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103%
&
AIncome 4s April
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7
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1960
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98 y4
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101%
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1960
June-Dec
1975
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20
91
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10
91%
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15
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107%
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3'As debentures
98
99
60%
&
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June-Dec
1984
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60%
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59
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1
1
104'A
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49
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89
98
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1974
:
General gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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Jan-July
__
107
102% 102 ya
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110%
107
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May-Nov
106%
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Bell
see
Gas
Oklahoma
93
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series
68%
59
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51
104%
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95%
1974
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Mar-Sepf
—April-Oct
87
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Telephone 3'As 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New
1974
!_
2%s. 1975
1980
mortgage 27As
1
75
Mar-Sept
1970
guaranteed 4%s
debentures
1982
75 V*
54%
103% 103%
—June-Dec
1984
33
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debentures
65 y4
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28
74%
1967
3s
61 %
1977—April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
84%
74%
1966
DistiHers Products 3%s debs 1974
National Steel Coi'D 1st 3'As 1982
National supply 2%s debentures
First
2%s
52%
Aprii-Oct
1991
1954
82
266
June-Dec
1982
1979
3s
90%
89%
1981—.Feb-Aug
3%s debentures 1976..
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95
67
—_Jan-July
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101%
95
94%
1980
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New
79%
84
57
99
1974—Feb-Aug
General
2%s
82
72
55%
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April-Ocf
Edison first mortgage 3s
94%
99
*100% 102
Mar-Sept
1977—Mar-Sept
1978—May-Nou
1949—.May-Nov
Chattanooga & St Louis—
mortgage 3s series B 1986
debentures
Ohio
First
__
—
89%
1965
Nashville
xt
2%s
1979
mortgage
debentures
2%s
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N
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86
76%
66
56
Mar-Sepf
mortgage
mortgage
99
91
99%
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I
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89
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Power
first
(Minnesota)
1975
51%
84%
first gtd 3%s
2000—„June-Dec
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1955—May-Nou
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2%s 1986
May-Nov
3y«s debentures 1978.
April-Oct
First
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89
debentures 1958—_May-Nov
Morris & Essex
2047
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trust
47%
90
—
102
89%
1967
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refundin8 5s series
Monongahela
76%
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5s
87
100
80
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52%
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5%s series A
refund
89
96
83%
86
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—Quar-Jan
90%
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1975—
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gtd
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—
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and
95%
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A
64%
98%
82
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1971—.May
1978
ser
56
86
>-
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'
April-Oct
1962..
5s
RR
66
3
.
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1967
refunding 5s series
4s
A
—
__
Jan-July
1962.
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57%
92
57%
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1973
2047
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RR—
A
17
58
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95
102% 104
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1991—.May
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1990—.June-Dec
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55 %
66%
64 y4
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96%
—
—
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1967
series
74
57%
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103%
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78%
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101 %
—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1969
sinking fund debentures
37As
*
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Mar-Sept
1969—
59'A
57%
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1973
—
3s Jan
registered
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Michigan Cons Gas first
69
7
71%
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88%
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_
4'As
sinking fund debentures
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83%
__
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II
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1974—May-Nov
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Feb-Aug
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10
——
74%
59'A
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85%'
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RR
86%
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mortgage
M
Macy
Manila
-
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mortgage
General
101%
98
78
74%
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
mortgage
93%
62%
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143
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__
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mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
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April-Ocf
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1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
2
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First
F 2003
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1984
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1976
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91
1962——May-Nou
Long Island Lighting Co.—
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79%
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91
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70
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intercut 2003
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contingent interest 20p3
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4'As contingent interest 2003
May
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May
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83 %
67%
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*
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Term
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96
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85
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~
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1997—June-Dec
1
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95
5%
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&
94 7A
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
Y
Co—
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Y
94%
*94
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series
4'As
N
gold 3'As
registered 1997.
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Lehigh
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Port
mortgage
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June-Dec
94%
—
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NY
1968
A
ser
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f AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
N
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
gold 3'As 1998
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&
High
105
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1997
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&
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103
/
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&
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161
4
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99%
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Lake Shore
N
100%
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collateral
series
100 %
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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May-Nov
4'As
«...
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;
;
1997
registered
York
NO.
91%
1956
RR
registered
*
.
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High
92%
¥eb-Aug
deposit
mortgage
Shore
3'As
96%
111%
April-Oct
1954
A
Hudson
&
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-
Ry—
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New
Kanawha
Mexico
May-Non
deposit
of
registered
3'As
Clear
&
Jersey Central Power
1977
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Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4'As series A 2013—April-Ocf
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90
66
3%s
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of
Central
NewvYork
107
75
Thursday's *> Bends
ar
Bid At Asked
deposit
series
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-
97
1972—May-Nov
1977
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Great
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Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1956
series
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91
91
97%
101%
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90%
96%
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12'A 102%
-
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New
85%
6
89%
Interest
Period
New York Stack Exchange
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NO.
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102%
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1952
A
Year 1953
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89%
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.
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95%
91
99
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98%
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98%
94%
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85
80
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96%
94
190%
&
refunding 2%s
1971
96
88%
97%
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&
refunding
2%s
1967
May-Noo
97%
98'A
92 7A
98 %
First
&
refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
May-Noo
94%
94%
87
June-Dec
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—
87%
94%
90
97
First
&
80
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&
96%
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&
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refunding
ref
mtge
2%s 1978
3'As 1982__
3%s
1983
:
June-Dec
98%
Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
102
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Sale Price
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1963—Feb-Auy
1970
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Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
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10
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1976
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94%
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95
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97
105
97
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2%s debs 1970
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
100%
5
96'A
98
95
94%
2%s
96
Jan-July
93
86'A
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Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
1
v
Feb-Aug
3%s
103'/a
99%
94'A
June-Deo
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1980
1982
debentures
United
96%
8
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100%
20%
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99%
84
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102
102
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96%
99
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13
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2%s
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June-Dee
refunding mortgage 3 Vis
190
——
200
coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
;
May-Nov
Oil of California
Onion
97%
5
100
100
May-Nou
3Vis
mtge
3Via conv debs
96
—
__
1st
Union
134
17%
1968—
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
96%
98
94
Mar-Sepf
1977—-Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
56 %
U
First mortgage and
debentures
99%
57
54'A
16%
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Onion Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
3s
94"%
48%
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56
17'A
Jan-July
2%s debs 1961
—
—
T-
June-Dec
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-Jurie-Deo
1st and
97%
91
97%
125
101% 101'/a
June-Deo
1974
Orleans 3%s
New
•:
1
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—-Jan-July
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102%
'
*91%
5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960—June-Deo
of
RR
Term
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3s
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96%
97%
25
'
>120
gold 5s 2000—
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96%
5
13
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1960
C
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
115%
89%
__
100% 101
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—April-Oci
refund M 3%s series C
and
Texas &
95%
99 Vs
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mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 27/es 1984
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97%
102
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101
AAdjustment Income
1959
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
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96
91
—
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series D 1985
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86
95%
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997/a
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April-Oct
general 5s series C "1974
general 4 Vis series D 1977
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90
*95%
impt M 4s series C 2019——Jan-July
and
and impt 2%s
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
1
85%
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Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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...Feb-Aug
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95%
90
Jan-July
May-Nos
1972
96%
104%
104%
*104
Jan-July
debentures 1966
Refund
109%
5
—
108
108
108
April-Ocf
1967
mortgage 4 Vis series B
4 Vis series
1973
debs
Refund
109%
108
—
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April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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mortgage
89
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3
91%
85
95%
1973
debentures
High
Low
95 Ve
2%s debentures
Co
Year 1953
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27/8s
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High
No.
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108
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-
104
102%
2
102% 102%'
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1965
First
Oil
Range for
Sold
debentures 2%s 1971—Ufay-Nox
(N J)
3%s
Bunray
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3%s debentures
Bid & Asked
14
Chemical
108'/2
Bonds
or'Thursday's
Sale Price
90%
1974
Stauffer
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Leuis RR—
General
Week's Range
Last
.
,
T
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Mafl-Nov
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%a series E 1975
;
90'A
debentures
2%s
100 V4
95
—
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
25%
102%
*99 Vi 100%
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s l996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
Period
Low
26
94
131
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108
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17%
98%
*98
Feb-Aug
1964
1983
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
Bid & Asked
16%
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1
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deposit
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81
81
78%
21
86%
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10
98
100%
General mortgage 4Vis series D
General mortgage 3 Vis series J
1977
Mar-Sept
—
II
*98
1969——Mar-Sept
100%
96
s
1st
St
gold
Louis-San
1st
1996
6s
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mortgage 4s series A 1997
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bond
4s
4s inc
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Paul
Scioto
Union
V
&
Depot 3%s B
New
England
1st
Air Line RR
debentures
3s
Service
Shell
1971
Coro
coll
trust
debentures
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Indiana
Gas
Southern
f
debs
91%
10
95 %
85%
92%
110
98%
90
98%
91%
82%
90%
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ser A
'75—June-Dec
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
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and
general
series
4s
A
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95
85
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104
7
104%
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&
ref
debentures series
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95
92
general 6s series A 1956
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general 6Vis series A 1956—ApriZ-Oct
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Jan-July
a
40
101%
103%
1
105%
109
9
106%
1958
102%
3%s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
111
111
111
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debentures
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conv
2%s
debs
1983
1985
99
99
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April
4%s 2013-
subord
debs
1967
(Indiana)
86%
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a
91%
83
93%
70%
66
included
93%
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102%
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the
included
§
73
73
87%
86%
the
101 Vi
in
delivery
Bankruptcy
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112%
97
141
102% 102%
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1982
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93
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88
90
90
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the year's range, d Ex-interest,
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sale not included in
year's range. 11
the year's range,
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impaired
Act,
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—
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96%
5
102%
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Jan-July
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or
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by maturity.
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June-Dec
.
97%
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Coll Products Co Inc—
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99
92
96 %
101
Map-Nov
First mortgage
—
99
91%
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first gold
*98%
May-Noo
April-Oct
104
'88%
—
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95
June-Deo
Electric Power 2%s
96%
100%
96
Jan-JuZy
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint
12
106%
92
97%
Jan-July
4s 1936
deposit
1976
of
97
96
Mar-Sept
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1960
7
102'/a 102%
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Mar-Sepf
1992
—
—
110%
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123
106% 107%
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113
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102%
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101% 102%
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1980
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3%s debentures 1965
105%
59
96%
85
—
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1956
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96%
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May-Hoy
53'/a
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4s
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971
80%
104Vi
55%
55%
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61
93%
98%
81%
114%
59%
first
mtge 3%s ser A 1981
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s I960
111
91%
55%
66%
61%
1st
98%
97
101 Va
May-Nov
1979
88%
85%
86
104% 104%
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Auy
registered
1st
*94%
May-Nov
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
1966
76%
75
Jaw-July
Shore
Western
109%
1969
100%
2361
Jari-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
107%
68%
1981
10
gtd gold 3%s 2000
first ref
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
Penn Electric 3'/as 1974
98
12
99%
Vis
5s
627
91%
58
4
67'/a
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
97%
69%
RR
West
96%
*107
98 Vi
debs (subord)
conv
59%
109 %
4 Vis
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
67
Feb-Nov
1976—Map-Nov
3'As
93%
91%
—
debentures
conv
87
97%
;
Co
Petroleum Corp—
27
41
59Vi
Mar-Sept
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
29
West
101%
109
Gold
New
93%
97
95%
109%
Gold
Devel
92%
91"%
96%
96%
Jan-July
1994
95'A
80%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
Co—
1973
83'/a
95'A
1971
3'As series B
mortgage
Warren
93%
101%
Pacific Co—
First 4Vis
Devel
Warren
June-Dec
Ry 2%a
Natural
s
Walworth
125
99
*53
April-Oci
Co—
Jan-July
1985
Southern
conv
93
Jan-July
1987
Southern
4Vis
First
118%
94
Jan-July
June-Deo
1979
debentures
2%s
100%
4s
1983
93%
83%
94
*77%
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan
92
86%
91
*99% lp0%
92%
93
1941—Feb-Aup
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s
*87%
AprZZ-Oct
Skelly Oil 2lis debentures 1965__
Socony-Vacuuin Oil 2Vis 1976
2%s debentures
91
*98
ApriZ-Oct
7s
38
87%
86%
April
April
1981
1991
Gen
106
19
122% 123%
June-Dec
Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
t§ ASilesian-Amer
105
102%
99
*101'/8
RR Co—
mtge 4s income series A Jan
102'/a
'
——
112
June-Dec
Sinclair Oil Corp—
1
3Vis subord conv debs
104%
101%
102
*102% 105
87'/a
*95%
Gen
—
*94
123=
Wabash
101%
93
3%s
1982
—
1973—April-Oct
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
112
100
*95
May-Hoy
f debs
s
96
94%
*100%
Map-Nov
1995
94%
,92%
April-Oct
1958
5s
Ry 3s series B
99
'
95%
Mar-Sept
1974
Pipe Line 3.20s
__
94%
99
—
W
Mar-Sept
1977
86%
4
96
*94
101%
101
—
94
ref mtge
consolidated
Virginian
100'/a
*95 '/a 101%
1989—May-Nou
1977
91
81
104%
_April-Oct
—
gtd 4s
1st
6
11
103'A
93%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
First
86
86
86
May-Noc
(Jos E) & Sons 2 Vis 1966
Seagram
86
1st
Co—
f debentures
s
77%
78%
4
80
1-99% 100
100
1969_Jan-July
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s
Jan-July
May
gold 4s 1968—Jane-Dec
cons
Scott Paper 3s conv debs
Seaboard
1989
certificates Nov
bond
70 '/a
71
80
97'A
Ry Co—
ASecond
Second
94'A
95%
*68%
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Lawrence &
Second
St
*94
1971
A 1955.._Feb-Aug
1957
May-Not
series B
2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Ocf
and
First
Saguenay Power 3s series A
gtd 4s series
sinking fund
Consol
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—J«ne-Deo
Electric Corp—
&
RR consol
Vandalla
81
98
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995-_M«y-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Aprll-Oct
100%
99%
102
'100
bankruptcy, receivership, or
securities assumed by such companies.
no sales being transacted
and asked prices;
flat.
reorganized under Section 77 oi
during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Dec. 28, 1953 and ending Thursday, Dec. 31 (Friday, Jan. 1 being New Year's Day and a holiday on the Exchange).
It
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to 'include every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings
'In the following extensive list we furnish a
RANGE
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
ACF-Brill
A
Motors warrants.
Acme Aluminum
Alloys
-1
3%
3
Low
Sep
6 Va
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
2%
2,200
l7/a
27/a
l
2'A
2%
Manufacturing
Alabama
3
Jun
25
2%
2'A
Corp
Jan
1,900
2%
Gas
l'/a
2,400
29
Feb
Dec
4
Mar
Sep
3%
8% May
9'A
Feb
Aug
Alaska
All
Power 4.20%
Alleghany
Engineering Co
Corp warrants.
Airlines Inc
•
Alnsworth
5
~7%
7%
7%
4,900
7%
Oct
l
7 %
7Va
7%
1,100
6'A
Jan
8'/a
Oct
Alles & Fisher common
10%
11%
11 %
11%
Manufacturing common
Inc
(N J)
Air-Way Electric Appllancs.
Airfleets Inc
Ajax
Petroleums
For
-3
11
1
Ltd
footnotes see page 31.
.60s
"li
13% Mar
Allegheny
600
x9%
Oct
14'/4
Jan
Allied
200
11%
Nov
157/a
Feb
Allied
18,500
%
Dec
1% May
Allied
preferred
Airlines Inc
American
Agnew Surpass Shoe Storea
Air Associates
Sale Price
2
50
100
1
10«
Week's
167/a
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
High
A Oct
3%
10
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1953
3,300
-1
!•
Thursday's
%
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
Supply
JANUARY
STOCKS
High
Acme Wire Co common
Aero
ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stuck Exchange
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Range
Thursday
STOCKS
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
is compiled from a report of the
have occurred during the year.
16%
Range for Year 1953
Low
High
17'/a
1,600
13'A
103
Jun
Jan
89%
3%
4
4%
5,000
Jun
2%
Sep
High
18'A
Deo
112
Aug
99'A Jan
6'A Mar
Jan
1
Artists
Pictures
Corp
1
lnternat'1 Investing cap stock—1
Products (Mich) common
i
1%
1%
900
1% Aug
2%
1
--1
1%
lft
<1%
21,600
1>7.
Sep
3% Mar
2'/e
Jun
3%
t<f
Jan
2%
25/a
2%
1,900
6%
Jan
7% Mar
"5%
4%
5'/a
27,800
27a
Jan
5'/a
Dec
2%
Oct
3%
Apr
30%
30%
100
25%
Jan
32% May
27,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle....
28
Monday, January 4, 1954
(28)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
RANGE
1
Week's
Thursday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Altes
Brewing
Aluminum
1
Co
preferred
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Ambrook
3
—
2%
600
3
•
American Air Filter 5%
pfd
conv
250
82%
Jun
95
22%
400
21%
Oct
24%
11%
1,050
10%
Dec
16%
43/4
700
33/4
Jan
10%
11
43/4
43/4
IB
'
'
——
—
—
1
46
Co
23
8
Machine
i__20
Book
Co
Hard
Rubber
American
Laundry
American
Manufacturing Co com
__
Maracaibo
Meter
7/e
Sep
433/4
Oct
48%
Dec
63/4
Dec
12%
Jan
Jan
Potash <fc Chem cl A
Co
Gas
6%
pfd
Dec
25
21
Nov
33/4 Dec
6V2 Mar
5%
263/4
22
47%
47
48%
IP/8
103/4
11%
4%
1,900
>
preferred
19,000
21%
4,600
Writing Paper common
•
4
Products
27%
Dec
Dec
33% Mar
35
Dec
Cessna
1,400
Apr
Chamberlin
u
1,100
10 3/4
2
17%
Jan
Charis
4%
Jan
Charter
Nov
Apr
Dec
Jan
10%
10%
9%
Feb
20%
3%
33/8
11,200
23%
Apr
5% Jul)
7%
100
7%
Dec
10% Mar
£1
Jan
23%
223/4
23
15
325
23
Dec
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
2.40
4%
4%
5%
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd__100
~8%
8%
9%
4%
Argus Cameras
Inc
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
1
Oil
Co
Armstrong Rubber Co class
4%%
Aro
convertible
preferred
dep rets
Associated
Class
&
Tel
A
(ex
Class A
$41
Plywood
1,300
15%
16
4%
Chief
City Auto
Clarostat
Dec
13%
•
24% Mar
1
1 %
1%
1
Feb
—50
Inc
24 %
Feb
Jan
Dec
10% Mar
90%
May
.
Dec
10
Jan
7%
Jan
9
Mar
Jan
37
3,700
6%
1,600
43/4
Dec
7%
1%
1%
8%
Sep
15,'500
1%
9
9
lU July
Oct
11% Mar
Colonial
(The)
Colonial
Sand
Jun
Dec
Dec
Merged
5,irro
1
Dec
2%
Jan
The
116%
Jan
8%
8%
16,500
8%
Dec
1%
2
1,300
Jun
2%
2%
1,200
„,xl3/a
2%
10%
10%
300
Mar
15
■
5% May
t
. Jam
11%
Nov
* Jan
21
Dec
1%
Feb
183/4
1,300
23
—
18%
Dec
23% May
200
21
Nov
24
100
73%
73/4 May
40
Sep
8% Nov
42
11%
Sep
17% May
43/a
Jan
■
—
12%
113/4
12%
—
g
5%
3,000
6
4%
4%
400
8,600
3
1,100
100
39,800
4
Jan
Sep
10% Mar
24%
Sep
35%
Jan
4%
Nov
5%
Jan
1%
Sep
5%
Feb
10 5/8
10%
400
10
Oct
14% May
31
32:%
700
17
Oct
34
11%
11%
Inc..._——10
18
18
•
Co
Co
Dec
12%
5,000
10%
Jun
14%' Aug
18%
1,100
16%
Sep
21%
Jan
37/8
37/a
200
4%
Jan
10%
10%
11%
800
20%
20%
13%
13
1
,
10
Co
3% Aug
10% Dec
15% May
Eng Corp—
into
Shipley
&
7%
Apr
10%
Stone
and
with
300
15
32
Fund
&
Lodge
Co..
8
5%
Dec
Jun
Oct
7
Sep
12
Apr
Jan
9%
...
4%
May
83ij
ordinary
————2—_—1
Columbia Machinery Si
Jan
7%
Jan
26%
Dec
73/4
1
Equipment
Manufacturing
77
Sep
Oils
Airlines
Nov
Sep
74
Feb
is
18%
18%
1
Products
Farm
1% July
5%
Sep
22%
11,800
23
5
5
1
Development
5%
Dec
65%
25
%
683/4
2%
Jan
84
250
25%
in
.5
5
—
7%
2,200
25%
68
10
4
4
1
Corp—1
Jan
"*
.10
-
Jan
7%
Dec
-
Feb
9 % Mar
Sep
5
—
Oct
7%
7
5%
Colon
Jan
79
4%
27%
Nov
129%
:
com
Mining——
Caribbean
ie
1NOV"
6%
36
-5
5
Inc..
Aluminum
Jan
Jun
63/4
5
-1
Stamping..
Cockshutt
Mar
6%
"
2%
Jan
9
5% Mar
67
"
M..
5%
22% Mar
80%
V/a
—
26%
53%
925
2%
Oct
Sep
80
2 3/a
Jan
24,200
•
100
5%
Dec
6
1
1,600
7%
27%
14
85
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred.
Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common.
Automatic
7%
•
45%
8%
1
6%
7%
7%
vtc...—10c
Club
5%
82
85
3
3%
60
8 3/a
Coastal
6
Co
72'%
72
8 %
590
82
6%
26
%
104
77%
2934 Mar
.10
10
common—
53/s
81
4% Mar
Dec
Nov
4
...
Feb
1,900
Sep
Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal Corp
common
20
Jan
"l%
3%
143/4
.10
10
Ltd
Claussner
Jan
12%
25
~; ,4
300
-.1
1
Manufacturing Co
24%
1,450
18,400
.50
2.50
Manufacturing
Neon
117%
17%
2,500
4Vrf
4
——
Controller" Co
Clark
Claude
Jun
45%
3%
3%
33/4
.1
City Specialty Stores Inc common.___l
50
4%%
convertible preferred
—50
*
Clark (The) D L Co
'
19% July
16%
3%
4
..1
1
commoni
Consolidated
114% Mar
7%
3%
.00
100
10
10
pfd
Chicago Rivet Si Machine
1,300
203/4
4%
common
Co
Chesebrough
Jan
Jun
15
10,000
19%
•
div)
Products
Oil
Colonial
Corp
Steel
Corp
30
8%
8%
Apr
22% Mar
109
Apr
7%
14,000
"l%
17%
warrants
Automatic
12%
45%
193/4
•
div)
arrear
arrear
Line
Atlas
60
12%
9,800
213% Aug
America
of
Cherry-Burrell
Colts
Atlantic
Coast
Oct
98
£1
Fisheries
Corp
104% 104%
116% 117
50
America
i
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
'
Tel—
$43
(ex
8%
2.50
reg
of
15%
•
A
Corp
;
Associate Electric
Industries—
American
12%
•
Equipment
Associated Laundries
104%
5
Gas
—
•
5
Corp
Light $7 pfd
&
'.W
9% May
Oct
83%
3,500
shares
Dec
3%
4,200
"A"
Co
Circle Wire Si Cable
dep rets reg
100
4%
--
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American
Co
Aircraft
July
13%
6,70ft'**
15%
4%
'
7%
o
15%
4 a8
100
100
Century Electric Co common—
Century Investors
Inc—
Convertible
preference
63
Jan
17% Mar
Sep'
15%
•
Products
Steel
Ohio
Jan
9%
10%
5%'
1
—
Central Power & Light
Jun
8
8
20o
.
High
734 May
Feb
3% Sep
1,200
•
Central
44 % "Oct
4
4
33/8
1
series..
series
preferred
31
——
4
Low
Co—
Power
Maine
3.50%
28%
28
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
Lead Mines Ltd
Conv
3J4
1
1
Corp—
Secur
preference $1.50
preference $1.40
Central
25% Mar
conv—*
Republics
I.
American Seal-Kap common
Post
20
200
"4%
33/4
1% May
1,500
1,500
a
Natural
American
Anchor
21%
|21%
/ 4%
/ 27%
10
American
American
21%
213/4
21%
Conv
1,200
50
8
I
Co
Co
American
Anacon
73/4
25
1% Jan
Oct
46
46
Range for Year 1953
53/4
1
of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Illinois
%
•
American
American
Thread
*
High
Shares
1
L
& Co
M)
Central
Nov
1
%
1
100
common—.
American
American
(A
May
5% Aug
10,400
1
American Beverage
American
Castle
common
Corp
1
%
%
Jan
Feb
Products
Catalin
24
Sep
19
'
■
A—I
class
Car Co
Bantam
923/4
22%
250
Inc
Prices
Low
-
1
•
.10
10
Carter (J W) Co common
3% Mar
Jan
92%
'
•
Par
High
Low
for Week
01
,
Casco
100
•
common
Industries
{American
High
America—
of
Co
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
LOW
Sales
1
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1953
Range for Year
■
Par
Last
STOCKS
Co
(Effective Dec 23)
Commodore
10
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc
ext
to
Engineering
9%
900
8%
Sep
20%
600
16%
Sep
9%
Nov
21% Mar
'■
50c
Corp
8%
8%
1
1956
Consolidated
9"
1
Hotel Inc
200
8%
Sep
11
5,500
14
10 3/s
Oct
15 %
Jan
1434
Feb
May
Oct
15
1,500
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class
Baldwin
Banco
/
de
los
4%
13,500
11
11%
500
10;%
11%
11%
11%
400
11
2%
23/4
2%
Oil
Basic
Steel
1
Refractories. Inc
Baumann
(L)
1
Inc
Si Co
S)
(A
Bell
—
Shoe
5%
9%
—
1%
1%
93/4
Sep
l3/4
•
Jan
Oct
8
Dec
3July
Dec
2%
4%
28,100
Sep
8%
9
1,000
Sep
11% Mar
Nov
31
21% May
3,000
1 % Mar
23/a Mar
Jun
6%
15%
153/4
400
143/8
Jan
16%
Apr
14%
15%
2,500
11%
Oct
17
Jan
1
5
4%
5%
6,100
2%
403/g
40%
1,100
Sep
6 % Mar
700
9%
Oct
1,200
363/4
Jan
51
Oct
10%
300
10 %
Jan
12%
Feb
Birdsboro Stee! Fdry Si Mach Co com.*
9%
10
700
16
Jan
Blumenthal
(8)
C)
(H
5%%
Borne Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Brad
Foote
Co common
&
Co
8%
Sep
•
4%
4%
100
3%
Dec
3
9%
93/4
125
9%
Oct
•
—
83/a
—
8% Aug
400
10 % Mar
25
400
19%
Feb
253/4 Aug
90
preferred.100
Co
8%
5% Jan
Feb
10%
243/4
•
common
cumulative
prior
91
170
84%
Jan
92
Dec
2%
3
20o
2%
2%
200
2
Nov
4%
Jan
3
8
__1
3
400
3
Dec
43/4
Dec
8% Mar
Engineering__l
6%
5%
6%
1,300
4% July
Corp
1
11
u
lil
Corp
1
Co__l
20%
19%
203/4
•
30%
30%
30%
100
10%
10%.
100
Cook
Paint
Corby
•
voting
B
non-voting
Cornucopia
Coro
Co
Gold
•
Reynolds
preferred
$1
2
19%
2,500
1 % Mar
Jan
26
7%
Oct
Dec
1 %
Feb
Sep
U
5
7
Sep
2%
2,000
1%
Dec
33/4
Jan
.40
class
Courtaulds
dep receipts
Jan
10
yV Oct
6,800
l3?
10%
Jan
500
8%
Dec
7%
900
7
Sep
9%
17%
100
16%
Jun
18%
Nov
4%
Jan
63i
--
73%
5.300
67%
Jun
%
53A
7%
7%
7%
18,800
6%
Dec
11%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
4,300
4%
Dec
Gear
Works
Inc
Traction Light Si Pwr ord__*
Corp common
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
•
British
American
Oil
Co
•
British American Tobacco—
Amer
7
•j...
dep
dep
Amer
British
7h
Company
$5
2nd
(E L)
Bruck
Mills
American
Creole
(ord reg)
Petroleum
(The)
Crown
Cork
Crystal
$6
July
53/8
Dec
5%
Nov
Co
-
1
%
%
U
7,700
1
5%
5%
5%
600
(Md)___'_
Petroleum
Internat'l
5
9%
9%
9%
"A"
partic
AtlanticrSugar
25c
-
___•
-
20 3/4
Lighting *Inc
Curtis
Manufacturing Co
— —
.2.50 -
common
•«-
Mines
23/4
Jan
33/4 Aug
900
173/4
Dec
19
8%
8%
13,100
7%
Oct
12% Mar
89%
89%
75
87
Jun
100
50%
50%
50
47
Apr
51
Nov
Jan
19
Nov
1
8%
2.50
B
17%
18
17%
2,200
12
5%
17%
Jan
10%
1,700
10%
Sep
10
1
10%
10%
11%
11%
12
3,100
21
20%
21
800
17
Jan
6
200
6
July
ll3/8
•
•
common
preferred
Burma
2,700
•
common__
class
convertible
3%
50c
6
8% Dec
10
preferred
9
Sullivan
2.50
Dec
5% Aug
8%
11%
11
8%.
8% Aug
300
11%
10,600
%
24,300
Dec
Jan
6%
Aug
14% May
193/a
Apr
Feb
8
22
•
83/4
10%
Dec
Jan
Jan
103/a Mar
Dec
11
19 %
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Daitch
9
1%
Jan
Sep
Sep
11%
Nov
2%
Jan
6%
19
Dec
27
Jan
Dec
180
27,000
6%
—.
14%
5
l
Davidson
Brothers
dep rets ord shares
Biscuit Corp_
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
Stores
Dennison
8%
;
Nov
12%
Feb
25
Nov
6
Nov
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
Mfg
class
A
Gray
Detroit
Hardware
Detroit
Steel
Devoe
common...
&
Diversey
Dome
Oils
10
.3s 6d
%
.
is
A
.4s
1
reg—
i
common
Ltd.'
Finance
Corp
12 %c
2%
2%
2%
2,300
Dec
5
Jan
Electric
Dominion
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Calamba
common
Estate
Sugar
Calvan
Electric
Consol
Camden
Fire
Power
Oil
Si Gas
5
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
Canada
3%
3
800
10%
Ltd
4% Mar
Jun
5%
Jan
83/4
9%
9,400
7
A
Sep
15%
Jan
10%
10%
2,900
8%
Jun
103/4
Jan
4 A
47,800
67/8
Jan
23%
200
3% Sep
20% Jun
255/s
Feb
4
23%
Dec
3%
9
1
Insurance
Co
•
•
Co
Canada
6%%
3%
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
50c
Brewery
ord stock
Coal
Ltd
Co
Corp
Co
233/a
•
73%
5un
91
27%
Jan
29% Mar
Dec
Duraloy
9%
9
9%
15,500
2
4,6ir
3%
4%
35,300
2%
Sep
•
29 %
Dec
29%
Dec
Eastern
Dredge 81 Dock Co Ltd
•
50
50
Aug
4%%
Canadian
Aug
Industries Ltd—
7%
Canadian
Carman
Si
Carnation
Carolina
&
Light $5
&
Biscuit
pfd
Co
footnotes
see
page
3,200
1,700
1
3%
250
13%
7
600
2s 6d
Nov
l3/8
Sep
1%
3,000
1%
Dec
3% May
Sep
29 % Mar
12% Jan
1%
213/4
213/8
l3/4
~1%
"
22
1,600
20
Dec
145
2 %
1
Sep
3
2%
40,400
Apr
13% May
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
—
Feb
10 3 4
11
500
9%
Jan
12
Dec
2034
19%
21
4,100
15%
Sep
25 %
Jan
4%
5%
3%
4
A
9.400
5%
53/4
600
,
'
3%
Dec
5% Aug
8 % Mar
6%
Jan
71%
—
Dec
82
16%
Jan
Feb
16%
10%
1,400
10%
Sep
73/4
1,000
t7%
Sep
9%
Apr
7%
103/4
Nov
10%
Jan
~~7
500
43/4
Jun
19
250
15%
Jan
19
42%
100
293/4
Jan
47
Sep
15%
15%
3,100
15
Nov
20
Mar
8%
15%
8%
~7
18%
42%
18%
8%
3,700
7% Mar
7% July
10%
Dec
Oct
33%
34
100
32
Aug
40%
Jan
39%
38%
39%
400
32%
Apr
39%
Dec
8%
8%
93/a
49,000
8%
Dec
17%
Jan
7%
10c
7%
500
5% May
7%
Dec
3%
3%
400
2%
Sep
,43h
Jan
7%
8
375
7
Dec
1434
Feb
4%
5
300
'
,
£1
1
(The) Co
Potash
E'
6% Mar
Jun
5%
Jan
23
«
Sep
267/8
Mar
12%
Nov
15%
Feb
53%
Sep
8% Feb
4% Jan
Co
Gas
& Fuel
'
f 3%
If"
k-'
1
4%
Sep
6% Mar
24%
r
t-
prior
States
$6
common—10
100
preferred
Malleable
$7
Assn
25
Iron
Sep
33% Mar
■
preferred series A
preferred
Eastern
Sugar
Common
series
93/a
15,900
13%
Jan
$61
60%
62%
875
60%
Dec
74
Feb
^23%
233/4
24%
130
23%
Dec
30% Mar
73%
73/4
100
5%
Sep
10% Mar
9-' 9 %
1
Corp
shares
of
beneficial
100
2%
Dec
.50
73%
106
Oct
Jun
114%
Jan
Electric
common
%
Dec
2%
Jan
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
—1
Bond
Machine
&
Empire Mill work
3/4
Apr
Mar
Emsco
128%
Jan
165
Mar
75
116
Jan
150
Mar
22%
200
22%
Dec
32
Feb
25
300
24%
Oct
30 % Mar
12%
13%
900
12%
Sep
16% July
193/4
30
preferred
Washing
50
131%
25
5
15,100
%
$2
Easy
144%
22%
int—1
2%
Apr
Dec
144
•
81 %
83
9
131
*
B
9
20%
13,000
-,28% Mar
Associates—
2%
£1
31.
11%
135
Ltd—
81%
„*•
Ltd—
dep rets A ord
American dep rets B ord
5
23%
13
63/4
~2%
American
For
4%
23
13
1
•
common
100
1,700
143/4
Laboratories—
dep rets ord reg
Eastern
Ills
19.50
Kennedy Inc
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
127/a Mar
17% Mar
13/a
200
'
1
common
Co
Co
Power
Sep
100
Marconi
Baxter
5%
--
1
common
Eastern
preferred
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Carey
common
Feb
Jun
10% July
*
Sulphur &
Canners
Feb
7% Mar
73/8
Duval
Canadian
33
12%
1%
1%
-
1
•
Canadian
Oct
1%
:
200
Dec
12%
.
•
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
5
5
17%
r.
1
*
Hosiery class B common
Durb Test Corp common
1
27%
17
10
Rubber Co
Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Ltd
A
70
•
Feb
5
•
Co
(Allen B)
American
29
28%
'
T- —
•
Durham
•
20
preference
Class
2%
-
-
:•
Co
Harris
Dunlop
Dec
1
17
10 /
•
Inc,
common
Power
DuMont
5,800
Co Ltd
common
Ltd
Cement
Duke
119
-
1
:
& Chemical
Dragon
Driver
Products
1
2.50 v
;
Bridge Co Ltd
Drilling & Exploration Co
Cable
1
■
1
common
Dominion
Dow
6%*Feb
27%
5
25c-
:
Corp..:
Co
Exploration
Domestic
Jan
1
Ltd
dep rets ord
(The)
Dobeckmun
Dec
x5a/4
Ltd—
Co
American
5
1
Raynolds class B
Distillers
-
....1
.1
Foundry
Mfg Co
Products
Devon-Leduc
Sep
14%
1,700
"
Manufacturing
Iron
7% Mar
5%
550
6%
-
100
Detroit
300
15%
6%
50c
debenture
&
6
14%
.
Share
class
%
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
B
*
18 5/8
Sep
' £r-
•103/4
Jun
100 **" 3—1
953%
Sep
11
5
6%
6%
6%
1,600
17%
17%
100
6
173/b
Sep
Oct
-
Oct
%
6%
ioc
35
A__
common
Draper
Burry
Inc.i
6
6
•
1
Feb
'
—-
i
Feb
T534
-15%
.2.50
I
i;
Jan
738
147
12%
1
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Douglas Oil Company
Ltd—
American
•
Jan
Apr
Dec
20
5
(Mo)...
76%
500
147
6 5/8
'
—
—
4,200-
203/4
19
6%
*
common.
1%
1%
147
5
common
Tobacco*
Curtis
.
1 %
13% July
•
1%
10
Cuban
900
..
•
Drug Co common
Oil Refining common
Detroit Gasket
•
common
60c
3%
17V8
*
.1
junior preferred
1%
3%
10s
.,
Feb
'
IX-
!
preferred
Cuban
73%
5
Company
Cent
Crown
Crown
Dejay
5
Co
&
Jan
4% July
preference
Ltd
Hill
22 %
10s
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Bunker
Sep
10s
Distillers
cumulative
Bruce
Jan
17
1,400
reg
preference
Forman
Rubber
21%
Mar
bearer
common
convertible
$3
4%
21%
24
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
Brown
203/4
2,1%
25% Mar
ord
rets
American
Brown
223/4 July
ord
rets
Celanese
Brown
73/e Mar
V
Nov
72%
-
•
•
.
Jan
8%
7%
17%
7%
„■
Jan
%
Ltd—
'
8%
Nov
11
8%
8%
-
£1
A.
-
1
*
common
Jun
Jan
Brazilian
-
Feb
31% Mar
Dec
8%
■
fV
1*6
•
&
——
.
5c
Mines—
Inc
Corroon
600
'•
J
Jun
Aug
Distillery Ltd—
A
Class
Machine
&
Varnish
Si
(H)
Class
&
Var
1
Jan
%
Breeze
7.
6%
Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
10
Bohack
1,700
Croft
42%
9%
6%
Dec
10
class A
6%
Mar
10%
common
6 3/4
407/b
40 3/4
Black Starr & Gorham
1.25
Lines
Air
Sep
x36
10
Blauner's
14% Mar
Feb
10%
Inc
common
common
Dec
Jan
423/4
Inc
93/4
Oct
1
Co
Hedges
800
Foundry
1
&
Bickford's
10%
Aviation
4
Watch
Benson
10%
Jt
Commercial
13
Benrus
10%
Car-Na
15%
40 3/a
10
1
Oil
Continental
15
Telephone of Canada common__2S
35%
Royalty
Continental
1
common
Sep
Continental
1
Inc
22 %
Mar
4
325
31
3,900
Jan
5%
293/4
31
25
Jan
6
1%
33,600
25
2
1
common
Corp
Aircraft
"l%
'
5
5
50o
Instruments
Bellanca
1
common
Beau-Brummell Ties
Beckman
2
11%
24%
137/8 Mar
18%
2
6
"l%
rH
•
Corp
Bearings
Beck
10,300
Sep
July
2%
1
1
50e
& Power Ltd
1.200
24%
Utilities
Gas
Continental
Andes—
Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light
Barium
lo
Corp
shares
American
Banff
3
11%
1
Securities
13%
•
Consolidated
Continental
4%
1
common
Rubber
Baldwin
Oct
3
1
Company
A
Baker-RaUlang
12%
•
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Consolidated
15%
15
15
Liquidating
Consolidated
3
B
13
Consolidated
■'
I
14%
Nov
i
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Number 5287... The
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 1
Thursday
1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Equity
$2
Esquire
preferred
ttfyh
Range for Year 1953
>)
Low
32
Nov
35
Mar
800
5
Sep
6
Aug
%
1%
Pipe Line common
10
Va
17
2%
Sep
42,100
Vo'
Corporation Ltd——$1 or 25c
16,600
Vo
Dec
140
16 y4
Dec
16% KIT/4
Par
High
350
5
% Aug
lft
ft
Jan
Jan
Kawneer
Key
Camera
Federated
Fire
Sterling
Flying
Ford
.
(Phila).—
A
Class
of
B
Fox
3%'
9%
Co
65%
6$$4
69
■
4%;m
'.
bearer
preferred
Mfg Co
General
'
.
dep
69%! Mar
75
67
Oct
73% Mar
3%
1,000
5,400
ft Dec
2,200
3%
Dec
7%
4%
Dec
8
10%
Sep
10%
10%
1,200
•
•
21%
21
1%2
1
'v#/4
;3^%
1%'
—25
iy^£4-%
——
'■
'
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Finance Corp
pfd A
5
22%
Jan
106%
Sep
3
1,600
1%
Sep
Sep
1%
Dec
15%
Oct
9%
'w*
—
25%
"1%
i
10%
9%
preferred
Feb
9% Aug
34% Mar
1
2%
Giant Yeilowknife Gold Mines——.1
7%
I
Corp
Glen
*
Glenmore
Alden
Globe
Godchaux
*
prior
Goldfield
Consolidated
12%
*
<
Manufacturing
Co
Atlantic & Pacific
Great
Non-voting
7%
1st
Lakes
Greer
Freehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
Gypsum
Chemical
Stores
~6%
Mar
Sep
11%
2,600
10%
Dec
13% Mar
1,500
22
Jun
27%
43%
43
43%
130
35
Jun
—
32'A
33%
130
31
Dec
73'A
Oct
62% May
54% May
86% Mar
%
Dec
""%
"'".%
35
24%
24%
24 Vo
22%
22 %
53A
6'/4
15%
11,900
35
22%
15%
15'A
50
,
Jan
Feb
1 % Mar
35
Dec
52 %
100
23%
100
21 Va
Sep
Oct
27% Feb
27% July
400
5%
Jan
12%
Sep
8
Jan
Mar
21% Mar
170
144%
Jun
171
Dec
60
129%
Sep
135%
Apr
2 VB
9,700
1%
Sep
Sep
17%
9c
7%
14%
14%
25,400
6%
...2
600
7%
16%
17
50c
300
133%
2
2%
170
133
133
1
Co
12%
4
.
2%. Mar
x21
Feb
8ft Jun
Dec
19% Mar
10%
Jan
13% Nov
*
common
Alabastine
Sep
14%
5
Brewery
Products
&
22
27,300
~li
34
Sep
34
15
600
Sep
H
Haelan
Hall
Hamilton
Co
Inc
:
Brewing
Dept Stores
Mining
Helena
Co
Steel
Nov
26
60
Jan
53% Mar
1 %
1%
1%
800
2
3 3
33
4
3%
1,000
Co
14%
1% Aug
1%
Dec
Nov
3%
Sep
5%
Jan
8%
8%
1,300
8%
Dec
12 y2
Apr
2%
2
2 Vo
7,500
1%
Oct
27%
26%
27%
700
2%
23A
2%
2,100
6 'A
6 %
6%
12,100
21%
21%
525
14
14
1
21 %
19
Sep
2%
6
2%
30
4%
Dec
17%
50
Dec
12%
Jan
27
13%
Jan
Apr
Sep
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
May
14% May
19%
20
300
18%
92
91 %
92
210
89
100
70
70
71%
9
9
"2
2
2%
1,900
xl %
Sep
7%
1,000
6%
Sep
9
Jun
77/8
Feb
9
Jun
w
1
common
10c
1
common
7%
7
60
68% July
77/a Jan
100
21% Aug
99
Feb
72
Nov
9% May
3%
Feb
■
(R>
&
preferred
class
Co
Stores
10
Holophane
Horder's
Hormel
Horn
Horn
Co
1.300
10
12 %
4.200
11%
Sep
12'A Aug
ley, Jan
2%
2%
1,400
2%
Dec
3% Mar
11%
11%
11%
200
13%
13%
13%
45
45
45%
•
Co
&
15
Hardart
&
Hardart Baking
Sf<
10%
12%
2%
_•
&
!
common
—•
Co
•
preferred
Hubbell
10 V8
12%
l
Inc
10%
_5
common
(Geo A)
131
131
Inc
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock..*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Securities
15
100
12%
Jan
42%
Sep
Sep
16
125
47
Dec
Dec
152
10
17%
17%
300
25%
125%
100
17%
-s
56
%
3
59%
6,000
3%
56%
Sep
25
Sep
54
Oct
1,200
3
5
Oct
98 y4
Jan
Feb
23% Feb
107
30'
74%
Jan
Mar
Jan
2%
Sep
4% Mar
4%
Nov
5
12%
Dec
*
Hygrade Food Products
'
Sep
—
5
common
Oct
10%
25%
17 %
—100
(Harvey)
Hydro-Electric
—
_2.50
A
Inc
12%
12%
13 %
3,200
.*
12%
12%'13
2,800
12% July
American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock...*
5%
Jun
28%
23
£fe28%
9,400
27%
Nov
IO%:J»IO%
100
,
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland. .£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4</r pfd—100
Insurance Co of North1 America
5
International
I
.
Cigar
Machinery
Metal
Industries A-.
83%
7 *:&e
7%
200
1
90
120
j$83%
80
500
20% Jan
International
Products
International
Investors
Iowa
Public
3.90r<
.V**!.
18,400
11
3 %
1
Service
j
19%
10c
6% May
83
Jun
11% Oct
7%
100
Oct
Mar
2%
-"Til
3 3 o£
3r'«
2%-£ 3
200
3,000
6,700
77%
Dec
Oct
25
Jun
32% Jan
18%
Sep
30% Mar
10
Apr
13 Va Nov
3%
2
Dec
Sep
100'/a Jan
3%
Mar
Dec
5% Jan
Co—
preferred
.100
Manufacturing
80
v t c
Inc
84
Jan
*
9%
3.600
9%
Dec
15%
Apr
1
Iron Fireman
Ironite
,
5
Resistance Co.:
Royalty
9% Jan
Jan
17 *
♦
International Petroleum capitali^dck.*
,
7% Dec
37
27
*
International
7%
91
Air Chute
5%
300
5%
Dec
12
Jan
1
Jeannette Glass Co
Jerry
&
Jupiter
3
l
3%
Inc
—10c
1 %
Kokenge Co
»
O'Mahoney
Julian
Oils
common
Ltd
15c
May
1,700
2%
Oct
5% Jan
La
Sessions
&
Kansas
For
Motors
Gas
&
Corp
.
Electric
footnotes
see
4%%
page
pfd
31.
i
5%
100
11%
100
14%
9%
Dec;
Jan
Jan
18 y«
18
12
Oct
Jan
11% Jan
500
12%
Feb
11%
Jan
9%
200
9% Sep
3
3,600
2% Sep
4% Feb
1
1%
6,000
ii Sep
2ft Mar
6%
6%
6%
100
5
11%
11%
12%
6%
8%
Dec
Sep
Le
3%
5% Sep
4%
4%
4%
5,600
4% Dec
8%
8%
8%
7%
Apr
10'A Aug
15%
15%
15%
1,200
200
14% Jun
16% Nov
5
Class
Chain
Stores
Manischewitz
Dec
——
37%
750
4%
4%
400
5%
50
3% Jun
43% May
7% Feb
6%
5% Oct
Jan
37% Mar
—
—
11
Oct
Jan
4% Dec
10
11
925
45% July
38% Apr
—
—
3
20%
mmmm
36%
5%
—
5%
(The
—
2%
2%
45
Aug
18
Jan
Dec
10
1,200
51%
51%
51%
5,500
10 Vo
10%
2,700
14% Aug
9% Dec
—
10%
2% Dec
2% Dec
13% May
41 % Apr
22% Dec
—
.
51% Dec
26 V* Nov
15% Feb
Communication
Marion
Mfg Co
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
Metal
33%
40
21%
22%
750
400
21%
7%
20
21%
7%
Sep
Feb
Sep
40
Jan
4
Feb
21
4,800
7%
1,000
23% May
14% Jan
1V»
10% Jan
Oct
19%
19%
20%
23
22%
23
4,300
11%
11
12
15%
15
15%
1
2%
2%
3
1
filft
515
1
14%
14%
Jan
22
5,600
3,400
24% Mar
26% Mar
16'A Sep
100
15% May
9% Sep
15%
Jun
xl3
Dec
11
9% Dec
1
Dec
% Mar
4,900
2% Aug
4
7ft
73,200
3% Nov
7ft Dec
15%
6,200
Scott Corp—
&
Corp
preferred
Brothers. Inc
Bumper ' Corp
Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common
6'/"
preferred
21% Mar
Dec
7% Aug
55
15
Participating
Sep
6
Jan
11%
25c
common—
Dec
29
9-% Jan
Co
Textile
34%
28% Jan
—
Iron
13% Feb
9% Sep
3% July
10
common
Co.
&
Chapman
Warrants
17% Jun
21%
•
common
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
22 y.
Jan
•
1
-5
Co
Mfg
Jan
14
10
Dredging
McWilliams
18
200
33%
•
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
& Co
1,300
15%
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
(JW) Inc common
(AG)
10%
22
15%
Marine
Ltd
Co
Mays
McKee
10%
21%
•
Co
Shovel
Power
10%
22
1
B)
International
Marconi
60
Jun
Michaels
1
2%
2%
300
2% Dec
3% Mar
Michigan
Michigan
1
5%
5%
400
5% Dec
8
11%
12 %
300
lii
2,900
Hone
Oil
Midland
2.50
—*
—10
Corp
11%
%
7%
$1
Corp
conv
$2
Midwest
dividend
*
shares
13%
50c
22%
5
Co
Refineries
i
Miller Wohl Co common
4%
50c
;
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power
26 %
Sep
2,150
5%
200
4%
22 %
22%
700
20 %
1%
4%
;
31%
29%
31%
3,000
40%
39%
43%
10,900
96
96
97
Muntz
Tel
Tel
&
29
Jan
Mar
3 % Mar
5% Mar
Dec
33% Mar
15%
9% Dec
104
Jan
Oct
98%
2%
Jun
22
Jan
31 y2
25%
Sep"
57%
Jan
97
Dec
86
100
July
96
Jun
103%
Jan
140
88 %
Jun
99%
Dec
2%
600
2y2
Sep
3'/s
70
50
157
34%
25
34
5%
Sep
5%
5%
900
176
Jun
34%
173
173
4% Jan
5V2 Mar
140
96% JUn
114
10,000
1% Nov
25% Jan
6% Dec
33% Mar
2,500
27
Jan
42'/a Jun
2(000
5% Dec
8y« Mar
17% Mar
5% July
17%
105%
1%
1%
~6%
~7%
30
30
30
Jan
3,000
xl7
1%
3% Apr
23
150
6%
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
—
10
Muter
Company common
50c
•
'15
Oct
14'A Feb
16%
105
17%
105
Jan
Nov
37% Mar
5% Mar
3% July
3% Mar
1
16%
Dec
99%
103% 103%
100
Inc
TV
Mar
xlOO
preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry
Mills
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
States
5%
Oct
Dec
28
175
3,200
cumulative
Mountain
4%
2,500
4%
10%
series
Products
'
Jan
Jan
17'A Mar
Dec
29%
preferred
100
series B„100
C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
preferred
6%
15 3A
Feb
6,000
2
10%
cumul preferred
Metal
13%
29
Co—
4.80%
Clemens
Dec
12
13
•
common
4.50%
Mt
13
50
10%
cumulative
4.40%
Dec
10%
1
Service
Public
Missouri
10 Va
3,700
29
convertible
'!o
Vo Aug
14 »A Mar
500
12%
1%
2
1
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—.100
4 %
b
5%
•
common
Piping
Mid-West
1 Vo Mar
Jan
10% Sep
liy2 Sep
13%
12
10%
12%
preferred—*
Abrasive
Mid-West
Aug
Dec
*7
Products—
non-cum
Co
14
Apr
13
900
8
13%
1
common
8
Mar
24
1
Petroleum
Steel
Midland
Midvale
100
'
173A
Dec
Mar
4% Jan
9% Jan
5%
5%
5%
10
14%
14%
14%
500
14% Sep
1
4%
4y»
4%
1,900
3% Jan
6%
4%
6%
11,700
1%
1%
2
lV8ep
2% Jan
13% Jun
14% Mar
N
Corp
Inc
Narmn-Loeser's
Milling
&
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
National
1
Co
Bellas
Hess
1
•
common
National Fuel Gas
National
National
Mfg A Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
1
—25c
10c
2
National
Industries
Presto Industries Inc—
National
Radiator
Phoenix
National
National
Starch
National
Steel
National
Transit
National
Union
Neptune
Ltd
»_
common
Radio—
common
Nestle Le Mur Co common.
Oil
Dominion
New
British
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven
Ltd
Clock
convertible
Jan
New
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
31,000
1A
Sep
3% Mar
New
Park
New
Min
&
&
Process Co
Jan
9%
400
,11% Dec
lft
1%
9,900
lft Dec
3ft Jan
2
2%
10,500
1,100
l"/a
3
9%
,9%
100
500
12
1,300
14%
15%
19%
100
2%
3 Is
1,000
1%
1%
1%
15.300
25%
23%
25%
3%
3%
200
1%
1%
19,700
~1%
1,000"
2%
6%
28% Dec
4% Mar
1%
Dec
20%
common
Apr
4%
Jan
1A
211 May
Sep
109 Vo Sep
;
1,300
2% Jan
4% May
6%
400
5% Jan
10 y* May
Oct
1
4,200
17,500
39 y$
12,900
10% Dec
•
1
1
13
ii
U
41
41
47
25%
25 Vo
26%
10
8
1% July
60% Jan
23
May
1% Mar
Dec
62 % Mar
Aug
10% May
Apr
28% Mar
125
41
1,450
25
250
7
May
4
7%
Dec
U Dec
17,800
*
Merchandise
Dec
3
6%
1 Vo
~10
116%
370
2%
12
common
Co
Jan
25%
40%
Auction
3
Jan
3% Dec
10%
& Honduras Rosario
York
20
39%
York
July
Jan
Apr
11%
York
Mar
Dec
-
39%
1
21
2%
17
1
Land
Co
<
115% 116
116
1
—50c
Co
Nov
19% Oct
Jun
13% Jan
25
3
13
X9% Sep
17
Jan
July
13 y4 Mar
9% Dec
12
16%
19%
New
New
„„
17
Jan
12
12
19%
New
5% Mar
2%
15%
11%
25
Arizona
Mining
"in
20
preferred
Cliem
Zinc
8% Jan
Sep
Xl5%
14%
100
Watch Co
&
15%
10
—1
*
1
30c
1
..40c
4
13,200
16,600
1L%
>
2.50
Meter
Products—^
Car
!
1
Corp
Machinery
Rubber
National
4
Co
National Research
5 % Mar
105
2%
1
1
0
10
common
Mapes Consolidated
17% Mar
Aug
Nov
4 Vo
—
•
Public Service Co
Maine
Mangel
Oct
9.T-4
Dec
4V2
3% Sep
—
M
Dec
Dec
7%
2% Sep
__
2
Mackintosh-Hemphill' Co
11
2%
5% Jan
—
1
1
Coip
14%
57,000
200
5,200
36%
5
:
7%
4%
'
•
Locke Steel
7%
3%
—
*
B
Jan
9
9% Feb
7'A
1
10
A
4% Jan
Oct
4
25c
1
Tourneau
50
2%""%2 %
4
9,100
5
17,600
Sep
2,100
5%
50c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
4%%
1.200
4%
5%
10
—
class
17% Mar
4
5%
1
5
University
Groceterias
10% Dec
.
4
1
Realty common
(R G) Inc
Lefcourt
1,100
1
preferred
conv
cum
3%j£3%
i%T£I%
1%
2 %
7,500
15%
3% Feb
37% Mar
Aug
8% Apr
% Nov
2%
;
Co
Extension
Salle
14% -"*4%
■k
Kaiser
27
9%
Lear Inc common
New
Irving
600
1%
Ltd—
16% Oct
Imperial Chemical Industries-
jj
9%
2%
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware
Lakey
Nachman
Zinc'Co common—
34%
Jan
>
Illinois
36 % July
2% Dec
14% Sep
Dec
8%
2
Products
convertible
Holly
4
21%
700
600
100
common
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
■.*
22
650
53 'A
*
Mfg
57c
!
Jun
24%
52%
*
common—:
preferred
preferred
Higbie
*
21%
23%
25c
Henry Holt & Co
Hoe
21%
53 y4
5
33% Dec
3,000
400
Jan
5 Vo Mar
23 3 4
4
300
'2%
-1
Mines
Shore
Middle States
3V2
22
•
Hercules
Dec
*
A
Co
1% July
2%
10c
Co
5%%
4 %
3,400
—1
Inc.
common
Rubinstein
Class
Heller
4,30o
2%
♦
,
Lithographing
Hazeltine Corp..
Hearn
2 %
1
Havana
Hecia
1%
2%
l
Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
1%
2%
25
Bridge Co Ltd
Hammond Organ Company
Electric Light
Hartford
Harvard
Lake
Micromatic
1
5
Laboratories
Lamp
11 % Dec
34%
20c
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Merrilt
Leases
Western
Lime
Oct
Feb
11%
*
Hydraulics. Inc
Gridoil
15%
24
—100
Great
1
Oct
Tea—
stock
common
&
11%
100
12%
~1Va
5
;
preferred
Oil
12% May
11%
1
12 % May
32% feo
8% Jun
.33y3C
Co
Krueger Brewing Co
4% Mar
12'A Jan
Dec
22 3 4
Manufacturing Co.
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand
Rapids Varnish
1
Gray
Dec
7% Dec
11%
Goodman
t
2i/4
8,400
12,000
•
Mines—"
Dec
26% Jan
Feb
24
»
preferred—
"
300
Nov
•
B__
$4.50
8
Dec
1,200
%
15%
—7.50
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
108%
5
Sugars class A
Class
9%
„5
,
Lynch
"
*~6%'
33%
%
13% Apr
1% July
Dec
1% Sep
--
Corp
Jan
2% Jan
12%
6%
•
B.
2%
—
117%
Jan
1
'
:
class
Inc
33%
2VQ
——
Jun
Sep
Mar
16%
8%
10
Coal
Distilleries
Co
2%" ;;..2%
7%
—
Kobacker
33%
•
106
108
112% July
103% Jun
50
Apr
9%
;
Union
/
*
_
Gladding McBean & Co
»
i
common...
i !i
-
Hotels
50
1
Ltd
Co
M
Co common—
Rubber Co
B)
11 Vo
--
27
11
300
30.
10%
——
21% Apr
250
200
29%
10%
10
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana "Land & Exploration—
Lunkenheimer
(The) Co
Jun
9%
550
5%
Jan
1%
4,800
"■'fe
Gilbert
Co
18 Va Mar
Sep
103
10
"IO^h
115
t
Gilchrist
Apr
Jan
"24% Dec
400
2(5
%..:...f %
•
f
*
3
2%
5
100
99'/a
Plywood Corp common—.
50c
preferred—.
20
Public Service $6 .preferred
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
•
(I
Loblaw
185
105
100
convertible
(AC)
5% May
12 V* Jan
W
General
Mich
Dec
87/s
25%
1 General
Gerity
11% Mar
Oct
1,300
1,600
5%.-#%
£1
10
reg
5%
common^
Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
Knott
G
Emil)
Kleinert
Lamson
20%
20
.
Jan
May
102% Mar
3,600
4,700
10%
•
II May
l-M
«
.3
10%
Lake
(D
1
8
30
—1
Lamson
105%l£|f%
3
Kirkland
lft
High
500
1
..
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
Klein
11%
8
——
5
*
County Lighting common.
cumulative preferred
LOW
27
11%
Nov
5
Jun
10.200
3%/%
1
„
ord
rets
General
$5
Jan
1,000
4 y4
1
General, Fireproofing
5%
Mar
Ltd—
t
»
10%
7% Mar
Jun
4%
loo
Electric Co
General
Dec
3%
•
common
i
*■
5%
...
*
Range for Year 1953
High
lft
11%
Ltd
Co common
(Walter) & Co
Kings
Shares
Mj
'
.
,ft
common
Acceptance Corp
Alloys Co—
American
Jan
59
5
General Builders Supply Corp com
5'/f
convertible preferred
General
11
1.25
Co
Power
Gellman
General
Dec
1
■:
»
Sep
9%
6?g
4%
-
i
3%
100
10,100
64%
*
Brewing
(Geo A) Co
5%
3ft May
712
75% Dec
5,600
Ltd—
deposit receipts
Brewing Co
Gatineau
300
■%$%
~5%
*
28% Mar
Sep
1A Sep
3-ft Sep
6^% Jun
23,500
71%;
3%
1
(Peter)
Fuller
T
Canada—
American
Pitt
31,200
3^
ft
17
3,200
25
3
72 Vi
American deposit receipts ord reg__£l
Ford Motor of France—
Fort
2CT-;
1%
1
non-voting
voting
Motor
18
113
2.50
Co Inc
Tiger Line' Inc
Motor
20
*
10
Inc
|M H)
Class
Ford
Ltd..
Petroleums
Fishman
1
25c
Association
Firth
Instrument
&
Ltd
Oils
.,5
_
for Week
26%
—
Inc
Kenwell Oils & Mines
4%
Fairchild
Co
Kennedy's
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Kidde
32V2 Mar
-
Fargo
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
-.
.
8,000
5
Week's-
Thursday
STOCKS
Shares
vl'/a
2
Warrants
Eureka
-
for Week
323/4.33V4
sriTOc
1
common
Inc
Eureka
Low
2
1
Corp
convertible
Erfles
of
Par
Sales
,.
9
Feb
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
...
Monday, January 4, 1954
(30)
m
EXCHANCE
AMERICAN STOCK
JANUARY 1
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Thursday
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Corp
Share
Pond-——
Niles-Bement
——-
Mines
Nipissing
Products Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
— la
North
Airlines
Northeast
Ind
Northern
4'ft%
Pub Serv
Corp
Novadel-Agene
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common—
Company
Town
Corp common
cumulative preferred
40c
United
Oliver
B
Co
Can
5%
redeemable
6%
redeemable
red
Pacific
div
44
Dec
106%
120
95
Jun
1%
2,100
3%
19%
2,000
500
900
6
16
Power
&
Public
Service
South
Coast
South
Penn
6
Jan
6%
Feb
Southern
550
15
3%
Dec
9'ft Mar
16%
Dec
20% May
4,300
40%
1,200
35%
Dec
52%
Jan
13%
700
13%
Dec
19%
Feb
Jun
16%
Jan
34%
Jan
30%
30%
30%
200
27 %
Jun
31%
Jan
25%
Jun
28% Mar
25
27%
27%
27%
800
25
25
•
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27 %
27%
27 %
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Sep
28%
Jan
26%
26%
100
23%
Jun
27%
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97%
97%
99
97%
510
91% Jun
102%
30
90
Jun
101%
Jan
104%
103% 104%
690
96
Jun
104'ft
Dec
1
2%
2%
12,500
2
Nov
8%
25,500
1
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8%
7%
25%
6% Aug
25
•
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1 %
1%
3%
4%
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Park
Motors
Chemical
Parker
class
103%
Jan
21%
Jun
Sep
26%
Dec
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Penn
Pennroad
Corp
Penn
Power
Penn
Water
&
1
pfd
12%
104%
Governor
Pinchin
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Common
Ltd
shares
Feb
100
12%
Jun
15
Aug
12%
Jun
15
July
14%
25%
10
5%
3% Aug
600
25%
900
12%
Sep
17%
Feb
Nov
36
Jan
5
Oct
July
11%
Sep
250
95
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39
1,050
33
Sep
s
3
200
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3%
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100
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13
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25
2%
300
14
63%
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4%
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3
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1
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60
200
200
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5
100
common
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Sep
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14%
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;
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Patchogue Plymouth Mills
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2
A
B
13% Mar
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63
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Corp
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28%
17
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102
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Jan
17
7% May
5%
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108
Jan
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3%
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7
25%
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1%
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2%
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5
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•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
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10
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1%
1%
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1%
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3% Mar
65%
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57%
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33%
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35 %
800
28
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8
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400
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112
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11
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3%
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12% Mar
37% Sep
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9%
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9%
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1
2%
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110
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100
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3%
4,400
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36
•
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2% Aug
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10%
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11% Mar
8,400
41%
100
77%
800
65
96%
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15
37'ft May
3%
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Feb
44
Jan
Jun
78
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105
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19
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18
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18%
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5%
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11
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5%
28%
29
40
27
40'ft
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48
May
Mar
27
100
26
35%
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500
31%
32%
32%
100
25%
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25%
300
28% Mar
35% Mar
Jun
33% Mar
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40
40%
~5'ft
28%
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22'ft
Jun
26%
22%
25%
Jun
24%
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100
5
Sep
8
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41
800
35
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49
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5
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2%
5
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5%
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20%
17'ft
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Jun
43
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1,900
11
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18%
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1.160
20%
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26%
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16% Mar
Sep
900
12
42%
16%
16'ft
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1,000
•
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Dec
100
19%
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18
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12
18%
11%
42
15% Mar
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7%
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50
39
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39
•
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15
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28
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23% Mar
Oct
20
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Mar
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3%
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5
1
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Superior Tool & Die Co
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7%
5%
17%
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5%
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42% Jan
~2%
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&
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1
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30
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5,800
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31'%
1
1
1
Corp
class
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•
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Feb
18%
1
10
1
10
1
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class
Jan
12%
20
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Convertible preferred
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4%
1,400
3% July
1
—*
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1
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&
1,300
31'ft
25
25
25
25
1
5
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33
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4%
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29%
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Sep
4
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16
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10
11%
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Nov
Jan
Dec
17%
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105%
21
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13%
14%
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700
9%
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8%
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13%
14
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Jan
54
14%
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13%
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.
31'ft May
17%
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28 % May
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23'ft
13% Mar
—25c
~6%
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300
16%
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19% Mar
39%
41%
250
35%
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50%
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5% July
—5
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15
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94
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100
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Sep
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2%
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17
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10
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5.400
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150
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900
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5
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14
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400
Dec
8,300
*
1
common—
Manufacturing
Boss
13%
2%
Pattern
Apr
35%
97%
$3
Nov
23% Mar
%
14'ft
•
Publications—
convertible preferred
Jan
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pantepec
20%
3%
1,600
'ft
*
Canada
class A
common
16%
—
98%
Co
Silex
300
3%
High
15'ft May
Dec
Simmons-Boardman
84%
•
Pancoastal
Nov
*
'
Corp of America
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Apr
Sep
of
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Dec
preferred——
1st
$1.30
Jan
Jun
Ltd
Pacific
108
common
preferred
4 %
7%
).
•'
9%
750
14'ft
*
25
—100
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Wiliiams
4
'ft
*
5
Jan
2%
57% Mar
3%
63
8%
Low
10
3%
14 %
1
20c
Servomechanisms Inc
Seton
Leather common
9%
3%
10c
Control
Safety
Serrick Corp class B
Ltd common—.
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
,
:
12
preferred
Pacific
Oct
Jun
18
77%
7%
3%
Jan
29%
Sep
1%
19%
6
98%
30%
Airlines
Petroleums
Pacific
150
15%
16
Jan
Mar
2,400
preferred
preferred
Northern
Pacific
1%
Sep
17,700
75%
19%
4%
92
33%
$4.50 preferred
cum
1%
Range for Year 1953
High
9%
common——1
Corp.
Radio
Sentinel
Sentry
Simplicity
Simpson's
2%
Hi
22% Mar
25
25
1st
dividend
$4.75
112
87% July
Jan
45%
2
44%
105
106
Nov
Jun
32%
_.
Lighting
$4.40
Sep
33%
1st pfd series A
preferred
1st
3ft May
20%
5
preferred
5%
4.80%
44% Mar
2%
2,900
Jan
1st pfd—25
common
Electric 6%
preferred
1st
1st
17
30
95%
1
Pacific <Gas &
5'ft "ft
25,600
25
2%
%
3% Mar
Dec
1%
200
4%
•21%
shares-10s
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Securities
Overseas
Pacific
18%
3%
Nov
Dec
39
500
X94%
44%
1
Inc
Omar
Dec
11,000
Shares
Low
—-12.50
Shoe Co
Shattuck Denn Mining
Jun
1%
H8
24
—*
class
%
4,800
39%
1%
95%
•
Telev Inc—
Filters
Olympic Radio &
5%
82%
—25
1
7
common
2% Mar
3% Aug
1%
18
4%,
90c
—7.50
.
Gas
Natural
Oklahoma
Old
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
Okonite
1ft Dec
23.400
%
39
18
100
preferred—
4'fts
Power
Ohio
1,100
1%
5
1%
Nov
Mar
12,200
lft
4%
112
50o
Corp
Ogden
20% Mar
39
—1
50
pfd—100
*
—
Co
RR
Penn
North
19
Sep
1%
1
American Rayon $3 preferred-50
Canadian Oils Ltd—
—25
Central Texas Oil
1—5
North
Oct
14 %
%
Norden Laboratories Corp
North
15%
2,600
Metal
Non-Ferrous
Amer
28%
500
16%
28
1%
*
——
Jan
17%
16'ft
27
5
*
Inc—_—
Lites
15%
16%
16%
5
common-
500
17
28
——-1
shares
Founders
Noma
Corp—
Shipbuilding
York
New
for Week
High
Low
Selby
Niagara
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range for Year J953
High
Low
Par,
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
1
-10
57a
5%
4 %
25
•
__
-
1
x24 'ft x25
,—•
300
—
-
4>%
Dec
-5
May
Jan
Nov
Mar
8% Mar
2&-/Oet
39%
Jan
11%
14%
Apr
Sep
Number 5287
Volume 179
Chromde
The Commercial and Financial
...
(31)
SI
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
/
„
Par
Shares
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Co
Baking
Low
•
voting
ctfs
Low
Waitt & Bond Inc
Ward
Watch
Co
{J
11 %
11%
100
11%
Jan
.
11,600
1
Dec
100
6%
Jan
10
100
3%
Jan
13%
12
%
\%
33,700
3%
3%
3,100
10c
U
%
%
10,800
•
4%
(1%
4^
27,500
172 %
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
164
Maryland Ry 7%
Stationery com
Inc
113%
Jan
4
Sep
7%
Jan
80
169
Dec
50
32
Nov
+_
33
33
11 %
10%
11%
1,625
18%
18%
150
17
-«%
18%
500
23% Aug
13% Aug
10
220
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
1
White's
Auto
Stores
5%%
conv
preferred
Whitman
Wichita
(Win)
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
Corp
Products
e
51/3
2,300
4
Sep
6%
8%
400
8
Feb
9
6
200
4%
Oct
6%
Oct
xl4%
Feb
11%
1
Pfd
u3/B
100
10%
Dec
%
11
36,100
%
Sep
2%
2,900
1%
Dec
10%
10%
150
2%
25
Lt
n3/a
u
-
2
10
100
1
Woodley Petroleum
3% Mar
14
Jun
Mar
105%
Dec
12%
15%
100
12%
Nov
33%
4,400
30%
Oct
44% May
Ltd—
(F W)
deposit receipts
Ba
Wright Hargreaves
Jan
8%
Nov
£i
preference
6
3
May
3%
Sep
1ft
Dec
2%
Feb
Ltd
•
i/ff
i,»6
25,400
1%
Dec.
BONDS
American
Interest
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Low
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chicago
3%s
2%s
Transit
3%a
&
Western
of
N
Gas & Fuel
Water
Low
$133
June-Dec
High
96%
*101% 102
102%
130
150%
97
96%
97%
17
91
97%
88%
LI,
RR
1993
A
88
88%
31
84
91%
64
May
$57
5s
95
95%
1993
1956
60
58 %
Jan-July
B
May-Nov
1965
3%s
&
Jan-July
RR—
Division—
J
_lst mortgage 4s series
A 1st mortgage 4s series
Einrira
June-Dee
1947-1978
of
Lack
Eastern
1970
A
Range for
Year 1958
No.
High
Quar-Feb
Dec.
Authority—
Lackawanna
.
1970
1998
1
series
series
revenue
Delaware
Power
«s Aug
Bonds
Sold
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Mar-Sepl
64
7
$103'% 105
on
A6%s
5s
Nov
ex
Finland
Green
Mountain
Isarco
Power
May-No#
A 7s
ex
Power
mod)
1963
Extended
75%
93%
93%
77
$50
50
_
$93
75%
52
Public Service
50-year
iMar-No#
81%
81
75%
California
A
1st
and
ref
&
1960
coupon
89%
1
79%
90%
$102
$142%
•
103
100
3s series
series
C
series
D
Counties
B
1973
1st
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
A7-4s
Btinnes
coll
3%s
1970
1989
with
trust
1966
A7s
Dec
ex
Wasatch
Dec
1
1940
1
1947
Corp deb 6s
Washington Water
6s
98%
4
90%
97.21
Holiday
41
97.10
-Holiday-
279.91
94.60
52.12
51.97
105.78
97.35
97.62
96.31
97.24
97.13
93.58
105.08
97.44
97.74
96.30
97.30
97.19
280.43
94.38
52,03
105.78
97.16
97.87
96.40
97.55
97.32
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock
Averages
(35 Stocks)
-
..
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
M'on. Dec. 28
47.16
Dec.
46.98
46.99
30—
1953
49.80 Feb
2
Sep 16
44.40
Range
47.22
1—
for
Range
High
Low
for 1952
High
49.67 Jan
Low
Holiday
45.06 May
30
1
5s
prices based on the closing prices of the comrrion
1953 for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and
follows (1939
lows for the
100):
=
Dec.
24, '53
18, '53
•1953LOW
High
Change
207.0
178.4
221.5
223.3
—0.8
235.6
202.0
191.1
193.6
—1.3
210.2
172.4
249.4
99
—0.2
207.1 I
207.9
228.7
231.1
90
and Service
228.9
195.0
242.0
—2.3
124.3
•
259,1
—0.4
250.5
202.0
197.4
124.1
Trade, Finance
Mining
103
101
87
Goods
Transportation
125.2
„
115.4
-
—0.4
,
213.8
195.0
—1.0
<
268.3
213.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
$30
149
101
149
$91
65%
67
101
$97%
149
130%
90
95
7
65
24
96
67
101%
99%
$95
98
$94
95%
97
94
149
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
91
Sliareu
Week Ended Jan. i, 1954
99
$98 % 101
94
101%
Tues. Dec. 29
1,570,950
2,157,135
104
104%
Wed. Dec. 30
2,045,070
102
Thurs. Dec. 31__
3,092,000
2,741,000
92
*100% 101%
93
Mon. Dec. 28
96
2,489,980
%
90%
$96% 100
Feb-Aug
$100% 102
93
89
83
89
$81%
.April-Oct
81
86
,
$300,000
233,000
423,000
233,000
112%
112
77
Feb-Auf
$2,431; 000
—
3,508,000
3,519,000
3,010,000
Total
8,263,135
$11,1225,000
$12,468,000
93
Calendar Year
Week Ended Jan. 1
88%
157
Stocks—No. of
156
U.
93%
S,
2951
1953
1952
337,805,179
354,851,325
5,771,776
8,263,135
shares
Jan-July
1,189,000
1,040,000
10,067,000
Industrial.
$11,115,500
•
682,762,700
$12,468,000
and
Total
95%
4
103% 103 %
10
94%
94%
June-Deo
103%
76
95
$775,940,140
•
$194,050
,fi'r939,000
78,836,490
692,906,100
■
$772,875,640
J
97
104%
107
105%
112
$99% 102
99%
101
$105
June-Deo
1959
1,220,000
91,913,440
$30
1956
1960
6,000
11,225,000
Foreign
$93
'
$54,000
Bank
'ft
$44,000
$2,500
Government
Railroad
June-Deo
>
Salff-'t
;
98
101%
1953:
1963—
A
Bondt
$54,000
—
Bond
Government
$3,000
11,000
4,000
36,000
Holiday
$1,189,000
$2,128,000
3,264,000
$104% 106
Tom
United Statee
Bank
Bondt
Foreign
Bond•
and Miicel.
Bondt
Number of
99%
lnt'l
Railroad
Stockt
101%
International
coupon
ser
debentures
f
s
96.39
97.44
Total
Bond*
—0.7
Transactions at the American Stobk
Newspaper Union—
conv
97.35
Utility
100
93
101
April-Ocf
1953
coupon
Power 3%s 1964
West Penn Traction
Western
106.19
1953
]940 coupon 1956—
l
ities
Bonds
ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
A7s with
Rails
Non-Durable
89
Jan-July
A6%s
United
Ralls
278.30
Industries—
Aug
Util¬
trials
Composite
,103%
$91
May-Nop
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
52.18
Fri. Jan. 1
A7-4s
Terni
77
98
April-Oct
April-Ocl
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped
1946
(Hugo)
95.22
10
Grade
Stocks
-
Grade
194.3
142%
1
Jan-July
Electric
&
& Bros 5s
Inc 5s
Corp
Btinnes
ities
Second
Indus¬
-
Manufacturing
(Calif)—
1971
3s
Gas
(A G)
Gjas 3%s 1970
Ga$
86
13
$99
Jan-July
Feb-Awg
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
Southern
127%
„
$191% 102%
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1965
3s
series E 1978
California
'
86
98%
Jan-July
May-Nop
1976
3 %s
Bouthern
roads
10
Pirst
192.9
Co—
1998
Edison
2%s
3%%
65
10
Percent
104
102% 1027/a
April-Ocl
1960
Gas
1973
M
•
Averages
83%
89%
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-./uip
series
Util¬
280.92
groups
f80%
April-Oct
Safe
3 %s
;
/-.ft;f
Co—
debentures
Southern
Rail¬
The SEC Index of stock
$30
Jan-July
1968
l
1940
l
Electric
6%
CMh
stocks for the week ended Dec, 24,
.
Jan-July
1963
1947 coupon
1
for
*■
Durable Goods
3 %s
1971
Oct
Oct
ex
week.
-Bonds—
trials
93
;
Jan-July
with
A6%s
,
Indus¬
Dec.
mortgage
Hydro-Electric
A6%8
during current
SEG Index of Stock Prices
59%
April-Oct
May -Nop
1970
Piedmont
6%
10
current year are as
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3 %s
«%
3%
Total
102
81%
1963
to
mortgage 3s
3
sales being transacted
18
98
93
ctfs
A 1st
mortgage 6 %s 1953
6%s due 1953 extended to
1st
43
15
p''
Thurs. Dec. 31—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st
no
20
Wed.
Trust—
Realization
at 4%
Power
4%
4%
78%
$98% 100
June-Dec
England Power 3%s 1961
Ohio
4 %
4%
$30
1970
liquidating trust
Valley Rlt—
Midland
32
4%
RR—
l 1940_ coupon 1952
NovT 194*7 coupon 1952——.
A6%%
41%
29%
flat.
Tues. Dec. 29
Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
36%
-Stocks-
106%
Jan-July
3%s
.-.ft ,A7s„With Nov
New
$91
Mar-Sep#
Western
&
(stmpd
ser
1953
coupon
May-Nop
53
33
Mtge Bank—
1961
Guantanamo
4s
1947
1
Residential
stamped
1953
49
4%
,
30
Fri. Jan.
1940 coupon
43%
37%
—
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
101
103
34%
1
39%
39%
$30%
Stock and Bond
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mlg Oo—
A6%s with Nov 1
prices;
63
95
58
101%
the
are
68%
56
~4
96
—
39%
39 %
39%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1919
25
Dec.
Week's Range
or
23980
traded
24—
Dec.
-
being
Date
Dec.
Thursday
8%s
39%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Bonds
listed
16% Mar
32%
33
Sep
13%
1997
1921
Below
Jan
13%
8
common
Apr
Mar
lft Jan
Nov
98
__
40
65
57 V*
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumnlstlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificate*:
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
t
Jan
Nov
5.%
$36
Mar-Sept
66%
63%
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
May
3%
8
2
6%
12
25
Feb
4%
Woodall Industries Inc
American
21
8
.1
4%%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolwortli
300
5
1
Ltd
common
Pwr &
Nov
Nov
7%
1,000
2%
•
preferred
Wisconsin
8
22
101
High
63%
__
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-iiquidating dividend.
A
Oct
1
>
Inc
Brothers
7%
21
E
$Thursday's bid and asked
25% Mar
19%
2008—.—
$58
$100
1
$65
June-Deb
Low
principal.
Dec
5
Petroleums
5%
77/8
22
*
1
& Co
Wilrich
•
__
1
____23
Corp
(R C)
Wlllson
Wilson
Inc
Co
&
_i
0
19%
66%
Year 1953
No.
*No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included in year's range) t
d Ex-lntereat.
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h to-
Mar
(not
Mar
series
Government
A5%s
34% May
23% Jan
10% Dec
2%s
f
s
ARussian
Nov
1%
169
20
Westmoreland
July
169
•
Coal
Nov
ft Sep
to 2%s
66 %
May-Nof
Range for
Sold
High
June-Deo
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2% 2012
Jan
Jan
5%
reduced
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
189
3% Aug
110
1st pfd—100
Westmoreland
Jun
X148
Interest
Peru
May
1 %
U Aug
240
163% 164
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
&
1%
8%
8%
3%
•
1.35
or
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 8s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
Jan
14% Aug
2% Feb
1
-
10c
preference
1%
8%
—
•
Aug
8%
1%
1
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A Mortgage Bank or Chile 6s 1931
'Mar1
8%
112
Dec
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
Western Tablet
Dec
Jan
2,400
common
Sale Price
Low
3% Mar
Sep
7
30
Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
Western
2
105
%
Baking Co warrants
series
600
\l
Wasatch
$6
200
7%
Week's Range
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
High
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
2%
7%
7%
Interest
BONDS
High
2%
__
•
100
ext
preferred
1
American
Range for Year 1953
w
Waco
JANUARY
Thursday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Thursday
__Feb-Aug
,
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yeaijl
Stockt
(Number
ol
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Thursday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural
Mortgage Bank
A
5 %s
External
5s
Maranhao
Interest
AMedellin
stamped
7s
—
(Plan
to
stamped
Wed. Dec. 30
93
*69
1958.
—Jan-July
99%
1951
2008
27,000
21,000
7,000
55,000
16,000
44,000
41,000
101,000
$95,000
$340,000
2,679,149
Total.
$121,000
—
12
43
69
Calendar Year
19 SI
1953
1952
43%
63%
100,000
m
100%
Domestic
:
49
Foreign government
106,237,657
$284,000
$11,961,000
$12,009,000
88,000
14,897,000
9,931,000
134,000
5,256,000
6,625,000
$340,000
17%
102,378,937
124,000
shares
1,782,237
•95,000
of
2,679,149
$121,000
Stocks—No.
Foreign corporate
103
$124,000
Week Ended Jan. 1
102%
88
41
*102% 102%
*101
21,000
48,000
Holiday—
69
_
31,000
$84,000
714,250
Fri. Jan. 1
93
93
—
Thurs. Dec. 31
$506,000
$32,114,000
Bonds
16%
—Mar-Sepf
*48
May-Nop
.*69.
51
*40
June-Dec
12
16%
—
A)—
2%s
92
__
1
,
$26,000
$30,000
1953
May-Nop
—Feb-Aug
6%s stamped
__
—
*93%
June-Dec
1955
reduced
+93%
—Jan-July
1953
City (Peru)
Tues. Dec. 29
68
—April-Oct
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952__
A Lima
Year 1953
(Col)—
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal LoanExternal
Sold
High
$28,000
499,710
Mon. Dec. 28—
Low
Total
Bondt
Bondt
Bondt
834,190
Range for
NO.
Corporate
Government
Bondt
630,999
Bonds
High
Foreign
Foreign
Domeitio
8haret)
Week Ended Jan. 1,1954
*
'
—
—
"
Total
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—
■
'
-
—
•+
•-
$28,565,000
1
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ENDED
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RANGE
JANUARY
1
*
Thursday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Thursday
SHOCKS
Kale Price
cumul
$4
Low
156 %
—
Woolen
—
280
76%
28 %
--
Range for Year 1953
Low
2,210
15%
76%
-69
Shares
30
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Sep
26%
Jan
Pure' Oil
Dec
94
Dec
-
"
1
28% Dec
——100
Boston 6c Albany RR
125% 126
20
120
Sep
July
'
Edison
Boston
.^50%.
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491/4-
50%-
6%
6%
28%
30%
'7%
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46
65
7%
50
78%
81
1%
78
22%
22%
125
9%
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6%
1
'
—
200
75
_100
(when Issued)
preferred
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5
Hecla
6c
Service
Cities
—1Q>
—
■*
*
•
—
129% May
Feb
53%
13% Mar
28%
Dec
43%
6%
Sep
9% Mar
Oct
95%. Jan
Feb
—
Common
.' 1
Sep
1st
Sinclair
6%
preferred
B
class
Lines Inc
_
•
—
46
35
17%
100
_
common
95c
45
34
•
17%
550
110
65
165
16%
9%
-v
Dec
6%
Jan
8%
6
Sep
11%
Feb
17
160
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
50
10%
Jan
46%
46%
10-
43%
Sep
23%
23%
21 y.
Nov
29%
Jan
20%
20%
21
20% Nov
28%
Jan
32%
.1.40
Industries
~
Southern Company
Southern
31%
32%
Standard
-5
20
Brands
9
Nov
13%
75c
Sep
*
"
16
28% <•;
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—__25
16%
-15% May
62%
28%
r*
,
-
6a%
68%
72
71%
72%
32%
32
Studebaker
20%
20%
20%'
35%
35%
-
32%
35%
Oil
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(N
25
(Ohio;
10
—i—— 1
-13%
14
Jan
" 77
t 25%
16
66%
Oct
•
85
)
66% Sep
|
*
185
V 31% Sep
20% Dec
-
-
Feb
48% July
29% Mar
Sep
60
•
.
43% Mar
46%
Jun
38% Sep
50
Standard Oil
Standard
30% Sep
159
40
28%
Co <i.
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18(T "
.
40
—
Railway
,
Timken Roller Bearing
Union Carbide
Jan
Rubber
'
34% Mar
7 80%
,
Jan
78%
Jan
38%
,Jan-
43
Feb
-
S
S
74%
35% Dec
30
5
250 "
46%
Feb
62%
90
74%
29%
Co
75%
Dec
30
Dec
Jan
-
39%
39% :.
60
24.'% Sep
33% Sep
44%
Jan
Westlnghouse
.12.50
50
50%
52
40
Sep
52%
Dec
Woolworth
—10
42%
42%
25
42%
Dec
48%
Feb
.1998
62%
63
63
Dec
Steel
39%,
;
Nov'
1%
46
Nov
Jan
28
X17%
U
U
90c
_100
preferred series A.
9%-
24% Mar
f"
100
—
6%
88
19%
Dec
,
„10
i
(new)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Hy—
Eastern
1%
Apr
& Fuel Associates-
Eastern Gas
Common
*
Co
Range
Copper
1
High
3%
125
"
Corp
Bchenley
•
Dec-
71
Low
3%
46%
•,—
—
Standard Oil llndlana)
Calumet
Range for Year 1953
High
3%
9%
.33 %c
Shares
45% Feb
^
Boston & Maine new (when Issued) _100
Radio
3%
50
161%
76%
10
529
Air
Perm RR
High
Jun
13%
*152
...
Low
4
Motors
American
Pan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Packard
High
14%
«
pfd
pr
Anaconda Copper
»
155% 156%
'15%
it
conv
for Week
of Prices
Par
,_100
American Tel & Tel
American
Sales 4
Range
Sailer
Range
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Week's
Last
STOCKS
37%
Apr
Dec
21
Jan
(F W)
BONDS—
National
First
•
Stores
General
Electric
Gillette
(The)
52%
•
*
—_1
—
52%
25
84%
87%
1,093
46%
87%
-
Co
47%
269
Kennecott
Maine
*
Copper
Central
Mathieson
__
5%
RR
Chemical
Narragansett
pfd
100
_
5
Nash-Kelvlnator
15%
4%s_
Trans
Dec
12
58%
Sep
x81
Service
New
England
New
England Tel
New
York
Norbute
1
Cos
Electric
Haven
New
20
System
100
& Tel
&
Hart
132
Jan
Dec
104
4|%
42
47
17%
Sep
42
12
300
11
Jan
15%
16%
483
15%
8c
RR
2.50
14
2,100
1,117
115% 116%
24%
—
A
—
100
(N H)
13%
May
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
13% May
25% Feb
'
RR- -100
Corporation
Northern
13%
55
Feb
Sep
10
112
Dec
Member*
New
'
National
$2,112.50,.
Feb
8%
297
8c
■
Clnn
Dec
Dec
11%
—
1
Association
Dec
92%
48%
:
300
9
64%
112
5
Corp
Racing
62
--
—
53%
Apr
Apr
Jan
1
l
8%
Hathaway Bakeries
41%
66
32%
86c
50
24%
86c
70
102% 102%
1,900
.
30
7c
19c
Sep
Feb
Jun
14%
116%
Dec
20%
Jun
33%
Feb
66c
Jan
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Feb
Sep
York Stock Exchange
12%
110
Midwest Stock
Ford Building
Exchange
DETROIT
1.00 Mav
104
98% July
Telephone:
Apr
WOodward
2-5525
'
Pennsylvania RR
Reece
Folding Machine.
.—50
Rexall
.2.50
Drug
Shawmut
—10
Inc
Webster
1
6 %
951
16%
100
85c
50
5%
Dec
23% Mar
Aug
1% May
6% Dec
Jan
19%
21%
141
25
200
24%
21%
75
18
Detroit Stock
Jan
37%
Oct
Jan
28%
20%' Dec
24%
'
— _
19%
20%
•
'
17%
1
______
_
Inc
Jan
'
»
Torrington Co
16%
6%
—
a
Association
Stone &
16%
Dec
Union
Twist
United
Fruit
Drlll__
__
_
5
_
S
Rubber
13
379
11%
14%
Oct
44%
—
Co
44 %
45 %
3,214
43%
Dec
58%
36
36%
775
35 %
Jun
41
Jan
29%
29%
195
23%
Sep
31% Mar
12
12
10
11%
Dec
14
System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
49%
51%
303
39%
Sep
52%
-
12.50
_
50%
32%
—
—
Allen
Electric
32%
50
32%
Dec
Jan
65%
Oct
Big
Markets
Bear
Briggs
Par
Baldwin
8
_.
Carey
Cln.
.
Gas
&
Cincinnati
Elec.
com
Milling
10
_
8.50
new
Machine
*
Telephone
_
Rights
•
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
Dow
Stock
Union
*
Yard
_
_
<■
Tissue
_
_
19%
Dec
25
21
45
20%
Sep
25% Mar
88
16%
Sep
19% May
21%
21%
22
401
17%
Jun
22%
Formica
50%
50%
69%
69%
69%
458
6%
6%
11,069
5%
Nov
4%
4%
4%
2,293
3%
Jan
13
13
16
»
•
Art
—
-
-
11
10
35%
Jan
54
Dec
69
Nov*
78%
Nov
6%
Dec
6%
13
Nov
15% Aug
Dec
17
Aug
15
10
Nov
13% Mar
Feb
10%
6%
18%
52
37%
37%
165
25
6%
17%
Apr
8%
Gamble
53
23% Mar
Sep
35
Friars
•
preferred
.__
—
100
Gar
May
55
55
48
44%
69V4
45%
78
37%
68%
209
—
69%
209
761
1
U
S
_
59%
30
Wood
1
Cyanamid
Radiator
American
Telephone & Telegraph
209
12%
150
12
Mining
50
23
Great
Lakes
28%
10
11%
O
RR
Bethlehem
17%
60%
60%
657
GO %
Dec
94%
25
320
23%
Sep
27
9%
9%
29%
29%
29%
46c
46c
46c
.,9%
1
...
11%
i
10
12%
77
152 %
17
59 %
.1
..
Howell
Cities
Hudson
tt
_
....
Columbia
&
_
-
Dec
15%
43% July
Jan
Clemens
500
3%
Sep
3%
Nov
561
53%
Sep
2%
2%
150
2%
Dec
4% Mar
6%
6%
100
6%
Dec
8 %
2% Mat
,.<M%
1%
1%
250
1
Dec
2%
2%
100
1%
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8%
8%
8%*
250
8%
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14%
14%
200
13%
Oct
14
14%
800
13.
13
13
■
3
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1
7%
12%
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11
3
y
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.
Metal
Rudy
(Fred
(HW)
Scotten
Oct
15%
Feb
Walker
Jun
161%
Jan
Wayne
preferred..
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&
Dec
45%
43
Dayton
Du
Co
Co
Power
&
&
Co
_
_
_
Dec
8%
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
45%
Sep
57%
5
21%
21
21%
80
21
Dec
33%
Jan
Alaska
33%
32%
33%
172
Sep
41 %
Jan
Alleghany
59%
Dec
95%
Jan
Allied
71
Oct
95% Mar
Allis-Chalmers
26%
Dec
33% Mar
59%
59%
60%
369
77%
77%
77%
135
27
26%
27
205
Motors
5
Juneau
3
Corp
Chemical
(Un)
&
Dye
(Un)
International Tel & Tel
— —
Loew's Inc
13%
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
National
Cash
257
| 12% Dec
23% July
27 %
Dec
3% Mar
100
3%
15
33%
38%
Dec
American Cyanamid Co
38
106% 106%
54
2
Jun
-
Jan
(Un)
——
National * Distillers
New
York
L
Central
For footnote*
*ee
page 41.
15
15
475
Dec
Jan
4
Mar
Dec
19%
6
%
1.150
5%
Jan
7
1 %
900
1
Sep
2%
3
900
2%
Jan
4
1,100
13%
Jun
Jun
107%
Dec
American
Power (Un).
*
18
4134
Jun
47%
Dec
American Potash &
Chemical cl B
13%
13%
14
1%
200
1 %
14
May
1% July
200
Week's
36%
Sep
47%
Jan
American
Radiator
&
87%
Smelting
125
Apr
91%
Dec
American
& Refining
Tel & Tel Co (U11)
&
Foreign
58%
59%
98
53%
Sep
69%
Feb
American
13%
15
12% July
13%
Nov
American
Viscose
25%
33%
Jan
American Woolen
(Un)1'.
SS
*
(Un)_*
Tobacco
13%
180
13%
152
13%
Dec
13%
13%
50
10%
Oct
Mai-
Apr
May
15% Mar
15
Mai-
1Tb May
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
a73%
Sep
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
19%
1
Jan
Anaconda Copper Mining
13%
Dec
Armco
Steel
55
55%
75
54
Sep
59%
Aug
58%
59%
88
51 %
Sep
59%
Dec
18%
150
17
Oct
22%
Jan
18%"
19%
103
18%
Nov
25% July
Ashland
Atchison
Atlantic
Avco
&
Oil
&
a3%
30
3%
a73 % a73 'A
10
64%
45. 45'%
25
Co (Un)
50
Dec
Sep
Sep
High
3%
Apr
5 % Mar
74 %
Jan
41 %
58
Jan
11%
409
11%
Dec
15%
Jan
14%'
a
986
11%'
14%
227
13
Sep
15%
45% a47 %
200
a8%
a
a8%
34% a34%
10
20
44%
8%
Oct
Sep
49
Dec
Aug
Sep
10 % Mar
Jun
30
35
Nov
15%
Feb
13%
13%
13%
970
12%
Oct
28
28
28%
623
25%
Sep
43%
155% 155%
594
153%
Sep
160%
Jan
a59% a61%
450
59
Dec
77 %
Aug
44% Aug
a61
••36%
%
36 %
600
35%
Dec
15%
428
14%
Sep
25% Mar
29
29%
985
29
Dec
44%
32%
32%
670
31%
Sep
42%
Jan
(Un)
5
8%
8%
105
8%
Sep
11%
Apr
Refining (Un)
1
11%
11%
960
11%
Dec
16%
Apr
Sep
96% Mav
i
(Ill)
Topeka & Santa Fe
Refining
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
_l
(Un)
29
3.5 3 4
14%
Jan
10
(Un)
Co
100
45
•
>.
Low
2
2
11%
100
25
Range for Year 1953
High
2
a3 %
*
60
27%
Mar
1%
<
91 %
46
13%
Feb
3%
\
«
39%
66%
Oct
24
1%
Low
10
39 %
-
Jan
2%
3% May
6%
6%
2
American Airlines Inc (Un)
1
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
Common
1
15
Armour
55%
Sep
14
•
100
18%
Register
16%
166
1%
♦
(Un)
%
International Harvester
Feb
3%
1
86%
—
2%
5% Mar
1%
*
10
12%
46
59%
200
Last
Gold
26%
Greyhound Corp
3
July
Angeles Stock Exchange
27%
37%
•
2
3%
13%
STOCKS
12%
«(
1% May
100
3%
3
Mar
American
General Electric
General
32%
Jan
4% Mai-
l
1
27%
—
100
3%
15
•
Jan
5
Dec
100
1%
Sale Price
15
10
2%
2%
2 %
100
Thursday
July
50%
Stores
16%
Sep
j
50%
Co
Department
Sep
2%
18%
1
..
Los
50%
—
9%
'
1
common
Feb
12
5
400
May
1
18%
2
__
...
18% Mar
25 %
7
10
3%
>.
1
_
_
_
Dec
Light
16% Mar
Dec
18%
1
10
Screw
Oct
Pont
Sep
7%
Jan
Dec
4%
*
Jan
16%
Dec
12%
300
3
•
17% Mar
Feb
Sep
11
420
,t
May
14
2%
V
4
_
Dillon
8%
«« —
2% Mar
9
76% Aug
28%
4%
Feb
Jan
100
11'/a
2%
>.:«
10
Manufacturing
Jan
30%
4%
Jan
300
7%
1 %
1
Electric Welding
Brewing
19%
--
7% Mar
8
69%
*
Products
15
*
14%
2%
2%
__1
_
*
National
54%
260
240
Mar
2,910
2%
.
Murray Corporation
440
11%
Jan
3%
33c
3%
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__
...
Jun
Screw
50
5
Nov
3%
3
Masco
8%
r._,!'
10c
59%
3%
1
19%
Electric
2,800
10
.
Motors
Dec
33%
—25
__
Ohio
16c
2%
_
Motors
33%
10
So
Sep
3%
Mfg
8%
Gas
Columbus
Dec
2%
6%
.
Car..
&
25
City Products
9%
160
59%
Chemical
&
Bearing
Motor
Lock
19%
Service
632
13c
3%
Corp
Electric
8%
25
16% Mar
9%
2%
3%
»
Hoskins Manufacturing
Houdaille-Hershey common
*
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Dec
1
19%
Pacific
Dec
46c
"59%
5
Drug
28%
11
4%
30%
Dec
2%
._
13% Mar
Dec
59%
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10 % May
Jan
46c
9%
13c
--,-£-1
&
Kinsel
-30
Sep
13%
20
9% July
Sep
Mar
24%
2%
•
.2 %
Par
Canadian
100
1,575
14,449
i
9
Jan
-
Ball
13
Steel
Sep
*
Hoover
100
Co
Sep
13%
25
1
Higbie Mfg preferred
Kaiser
32%
33%
&
70
46%
59%
_1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
11%
13%
Ashland
3
28%
260
60%
_
Oil
Dec
111
Mar
155% 156%
155%
Armco Steel
Avco
130
15%
9%
.
Industries..
Dec
71%
Feb
105
46%
25
Oil
36%
■
Dec
30
11%
5
100
American Tobacco Co
Anaconda
11%
10
American
36%
15%
25
1
..
Brewing
Graham Paige
Prophet
Airlines
36%
—20
_—
Goebel
Rickel
American
Feb
7% Oct
42 1 Mar
Nov
Stocks-
American
6% Mar
15%
...
_
Brewing
55
Jun
12%
•
common
7
25
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Pfeiffer
Unlisted
B
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46%
Apr
29%
_
Printing
4% Aug
18%
10
_
Gerity-Michigan
Mt
Rapid
200
_
Gemmer Manufacturing
General Motors
Hurd
39%
Mar
53
—
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7%
7
—
Lansing Stamping
&
Sep
.
37%
i
Procter
Jan
Nov
16
18%
1
Dec
50
6%
*
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16
11
11
10
.—
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13
3 %
14%
Jan
17
*
Eagle Plcher
Gibson
60
17
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common
High
21%
17
*
(Dan)
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Low
High
94
300
420
-
High
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21
10
3%
14%
*
Paper
Frankenmuth
21%
--
3%
14%
Detroit Steel Corp
Range for Year 1953
6%
Cincinnati
Cohen
Low
20
Shares
3%
1
Edison
Rights
for Week
of Prices
Low
14%
*
Com
Cigar
Detroit
Sales
Range
Last
Laundry
Range for Year 195:I
High
2
....
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Corp
DWG
Exchange
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
Products.
Manufacturing
Chrysler
Cincinnati Stock
Low
1
Metal
Consolidated
American
Shares
May
Burroughs
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
:
Par
•
American
•
Waldorf
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
36%
Week'*
Last
Apr
—
Co
United Shoe Machinery common...""25
U
13
Exchange
Thursday
STOCKS
11%
50
a92% a94%
10
3
38
88
27%
4%
27%
205
26%
4%
4%
1,281
4%
Oct
Dec
Jan
33%
Jan
8%
Feb
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
FOR
WEEK
JANUARY
ENDED
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Sales
Week's
Thursday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
~
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Baldwin-Lima
Baltimore
Brandini
Oil
Oil
Bendix
13
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Low
—
—
8%
305
8'A
Sep
11% Mar
Mathleson
18%
350
18%
Dec
29% Mar
McKesson
2.65
2.90
1,800
2.55
Oct
4.50
Menasco
12%
11%
12%
3,489
8%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
779
11%
Dec
8
7%
8
1,225
5%
Jun
60%
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33
20c
(Un)
5
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rar
High
2.70
_
Aviation
Low
High
8%
common
Co
Sale Price
Range for Year 1953
18%
1
a
~
Last
STOCKS
Shares
18%
100
1
Co
Bros
Basin
RR
Petroleum
bankline
Barker
Hamilton
Ohio
&
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Apr
15
i-ctroieum
Mission
Feb
Mississippi
&
River
!
Fuel
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Bethlehem
Bishop
Co_
Diamond
Blue
Chica
Bolsa
Bond
1
1
100
50%
50 Vb
50%
595
44%
11%
11
11%
266
10
2
8%
8%
8*4
317
7%
Sep
9
3%
3%
3%
3,250
3%
Jun
5
Corp
Inc (Un)
1
Broadway-Hale Stores _1
Budd Company
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan common
12%
12%
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.
.
9%
9%
3
—
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Jackson Co_
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235
1,995
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Jan
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57 %
Jan
Dec
13 % Mar
14
Southern
Canada
Oils
Canadian
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian
Pacific
11
Carrier
Co
8'A
(Un)__.
Case
(J I) Co
10%
Oct
16%
17%
Oct
23% Mar
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112
21%
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26%
6
Sep
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3%
Sep
21 %
Dec
9%
75
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675
21%
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—
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Milw
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40'A July
33
Cities
14%
314
14%
Dec
22%
19%
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19
Dec
38 Va
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a
12%
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—
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a
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&
93%
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of
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5
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12%
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16%
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36%
50
34
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3
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_
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-
—
—
_
—
7%
Feb
—
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Class
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Deere & Co
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15
red
7c
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&
American
15c
Jan
Jun
41%
Dec
Pepsi-Cola
Oct
15%
Jan
10
Pfizer
120
14% Aug
16
Mar
45
15%
Sep
22%
36%
Feb
38%
7%
Dec
a5%
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5%
33
5%
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7% July
8'A Mar
-
7%
7%
200
7 %
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400
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50
_
7%
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Railroad
Exeter
Oil
Farmers
5%
7
24%
Sep
Oct
9%
Oct
25%
Flying
Food
Bank
Jan
Dec
Oct
Dec
a20
a20
10
20 %
Jun
22% Mar
55
55
239
al7% al7%
72
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100
28%
28%
235
25
38%
38%
332
25
.
83%
Sep
July
13
Jan
18% Mar
2.50
July
3.75 May
Dec
36% July
6%
*
Jun
8%
Dec
25% July
34% Jun
29%
Dec
39%
Dec
Jan
12
25%
Jun
27%
26%
200
24%
Jun
27
Jan
33%
34%
1,398
32%
Nov
34%
Dec
8
8%
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8%
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100
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20
111
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a—
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31%
395
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15
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160
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1
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(Un)
Remington
Rand
Dec
27
Oct
Republic
Aviation
13%
Dec
16 Vb
Oct
Republic
Pictures
63
Jan
75%
118%
Sep
Feb
a__
3%
Dec
8%
Sep
6%
Jan
11% Mar
71
July
,
67% Mar
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
II
Jan
15%
Apr
28% July
30 % Sep
42% Feb
49
69% Mar
34%
Sep
Oct
37% Oct
43
Mar
44
60
Mar
7
1,050
4
Mar
178
35
Sep
38
Dec
Rexall Drugs Inc
18%
325
18%
Dec
24%
Jan
Reynolds
9 Vb
630
8%
Dec
16%
Jan
190
91%
Apr
106%
Dec
~
Republic
7% Aug
Steel
Oil
a22% a22%
Rheem
Rice
8%
8%
272
14%
14 */8
285
47%
Dec
Ryan
36%
9%
521
9%
Dec
11%
2%
Oct
3%
4%
Jan
Nov
5
Dec
21% Nov
29
8%
Dec
Jan
14% Mar
14
19%
Jan
26 *A
Sep
20% Sep
Nov
230
16%
Dec
22%
Oil
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62y2c Jan
11,700
.
330
5
Sep
1.70
355
St
Apr
Oct
10%
Jan
Servel
34%
Oct
39%
Dec
Signal Oil & Gas
Inc
New
2
a25%
a25% a25%
75
23%
Sep
32%
(Un)
•
a87%
a85% a87%
428
68 Va
Sep
89%
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General
Foods Corp
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*
a59% a59'/4
25
52%
Feb
59%
59%
587
54
Sep
69%
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10
1,125
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Nov
12
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26
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52% Mar
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1,270
16%
Sep
27
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30
5%
Feb
37%
39%
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19%
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1,027
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6% Apr
47
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26
26
255
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12
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5
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1.50
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23
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Dec
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23
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75
27%
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26
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23%
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22
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20% Sep
20%
4,198
19
Nov
22 Vb
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22
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25
NOV
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42
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26% Feb
22
22
14% Mar
Nov
Feb
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4% May
19%
1.40
Company
5%
30
Electric
Nov
75c
«.—5
Co
Finance
Sears Roebuck &
1
17% Mar
i
Paper
Seaboard
May
General
2%
1
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Regis
25
Jun
1
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20
14%
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Schenley Industries (Un)
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3%
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65
1
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27
16 Va
1
522
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(Un)
&
Ranch
31%
142
35%
35 %
10
50
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(Un) class B—10
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1
24*/8 July
50
a45% a47 Vb
35%
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a4%
23%
5
(Un)
(Un)
a4%
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Oct
37%
50
•
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25
a2%
1
Corp of America
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
100
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222
100
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Apr
1% July
25%
10c
•
Pictures
Co
205
8%
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1
.
Machinery & Chemical
7%
Dec
6%
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Radio
May
*
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Oct
22%
4
*
RKO
Feb
4
.
(Un)
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&
18c
Jan
I
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106% 106%
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21c
4%
4%
18%
23c
common
Incorporated
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18%
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_
175
Sep
Sep
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6%
5
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Products
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200
Jun
common
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37%
10
Gas
1
18%
10
(Un)
13%
8%
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Paso
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•
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216
1
18%
1
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6%
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Eastern
30% Mar
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11% Mar
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class
Jan
22%
15%
;
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Dodge
Pullman
Oct
50
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50
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Feb
15
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Jan
60
17
Sep
19% Oct
22 %
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12
Pennsylvania Railroad
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de Nemours
1,159
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240
common
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17%
6%
(Allen
18% .18%
18%
Jan
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1
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Packard Motor
11
a7%
1
(E I)
Dec
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preferred
410
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16%
2,026
Pacific Petroleums
21% May
37'A Dec
a
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265
Jan
2.70
2,100
preferred
Pacific
Jan
a7%
*
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16%
42%
4%
—
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a 29%
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■—
Chemical
Mar'
65
Dec
lo
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Douglas Aircraft
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1.85
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17%
1
—
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900
21%
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29%
1
(Un)
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16%
1
Apr
a
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.
__
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29%
1.85
%
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35%
'
(Un)
com
54% Sep
29% Dec
29%
1.85
21%
(Un)
RR
Co.
20% Mar
a
1
10
Packing Co. (Un)
Publishing Co (Un)__
28% Mar
1
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum
Continental
Sep
317
•
Aircraft
Edison
5%
94 % Mar
16%
874
12%
Dec
16%
16%
a
—25
Savage-
Consolidated
18
1,640
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20% Mar
75
75
12%
12%
3
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40% Mar,
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Feb
Pan
Commonwealth
Jun
1
Aviation Inc
Oil
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Dec
Sep
59 Vb
1,177
17%
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•
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60
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15% Mar
1
25
25
Fuel
190
Jan
MultiDlier
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Colorado
(Un)
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Oil
Amer
Northern
Feb
19%
Corp
Service
Dec
37
1.75 July
1
RR
4.80%
Chrysler
Nov
16%
lo
& Chemical
Central
North American Co
Jan
14%
:i
com
20%
Dec
42% Aug
19%
(Un)_
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Nov
18% "19%
5
Idria Mining
North
6% Mar
14%
—
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Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Feb
19%
16%
18%
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(Un)
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Feb
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20
150
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16%
*
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New
Oceanic
Celanese
1.40
High
37
1
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Feb
199
a
a4%
25
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4 % Mar
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National Theatres
16% Mar
Sep
5% Oct
182
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Apr
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National Gypsum (Un)
National Supply (Un)
9% Sep
16% al7*/8
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5
Packing Co
Apr
543
Low
16%
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National Distillers
Jan
10%
Sep
Inc
Motorola
Mount
Norris
California
41%
10
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
Mar
_
Corp
Oct
34%
Jan
1*
_
1
3
(Un)
_
Oil
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50c
2
Steel-Corp
Oil
38%
52
2%
1.35
*
—5
(Un)___
200
2%
1
-
Light (Un)
Development
41%
a37% a37%
—
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Power
Sep-
Range for Year 1953
High
41%
.-18
Co
Minnesota
Mar
67
55% Aug
Mfg
Shares
Low
5
*
Robbins (Un)
Meremiius
Mar
17
'■ 8%
Chemical
&
of Prices
Garrett Corp
General
Motors
General
1st
Paint
Corp
common
59%
5
common
10
*
:
preferred
55
15%
200
14%
Dec
15*/4
29
232
24%
Sep
29
Southern
Edison
Utilities (Un)
Public
General
Telephone
(Un)
Southern Calif Gas 6%
Dec
Co
(Un)
(B F) Co
Tire
Corp
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Greyhound
(Un)
RR
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
33
Mar
7%
Oct
13 Va
Jan
13%
Jun
16%
Jan
*
36%
36%
870
36%
Dec
49% Mar
Sep
47% July
44% Oct
Oil
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Dec
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Feb
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12%
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13%
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Feb
Stanley
19% July
27% Sep
26'%
43 Vb
48
Sep
&
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Corp
4,752
19%
Nov
15%
Jan
19%
Dec
6,250
1.00 Sep
1.75
Jan
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1.00
—
all
■
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Dec
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25 Vb
Sep
33
65
39 yB
Oct
40
Jun
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Laugblin Steel
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303
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Dec
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Jan
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&
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Union
Dec
Nov
29 V* Mar
59 %
Jan
72%
49% Sep
Nov
69%
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19*%
116
60% Aug
80%
Feb
39
507
37%
59%
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Dec
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32
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632
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79
Dec
102
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Chronicle'... Monday, January 4, 1954
The Commercial and Financial
34
(34)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
1
*
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
International
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Steel
Adams
International
Mineral
International
Range for Year 1953
Ball
Roller
Bearing
Equipment
Si
Gas
15%
8%
814
7
7%
__
18%
6%
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7%
__
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Tel & Tel
Sep
47%
20(4
Dec
500
1,600
Dec
18%
300
6%
200
1,200
Jan
13%
Aug
Dec
325a
Jan
Feb
10% July
;
Tel
San
6%
Dec
8 % July
7(2
350
700
Dec
10% Mar
Monarch
Knapp
3%
600
Sep
25%
350
23(4
Apr
45 %
700
41%
Oct
30% July
59
Jan
La
1,700
Sep
15%
Lamson
38%
11%
38%
11%
100
33%
Sep
39%
Nov
Landis Machine Co—
46%
47%
300
43% Sep
12% Sep
50%
Dec
Libtoy McNeil Si Libby
15%
Feb
Lincoln
161 %
Jan
Lindsay Chemical Co common.
3
Kropp Forge Co
(111)
Co
6%
28%
900
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4%
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2
2
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National Standard Co
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32%
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41%
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22
61
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18%
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100
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55
55
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—
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14
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69%
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53%
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29
Apr
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10
1.40
•
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Regis Paper Co
15
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91
5
Sep
8%
49
13 %
18%
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35
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40
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300
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28
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28
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28
48%
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62%
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37
35%
100
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1
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25
600
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57%
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11%
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41%
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28
Dec
102
Jun
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Co
38%
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100
35
Feb
54
Mar
14
14
14 Va
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14
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28 %
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17
17
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37
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21
5
29%
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47%
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25 %•
26% July
13%
Feb
*
15% May
10%
600
32%
2
Jan
600
400
1,200
300
100
2
13%
33%
31
147% Mar
St Louis Public Service A common—12
12
2
13%
33%
30
Oct
131
St
45
18%
200
134
Jan
200
550
__
Jan
134
—
Feb
650
-
Dec
23%
3
28%
__
20%
Dec
4%
46%
6
Feb
16%
4%
46%
5%
17%
2,200
2%
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Theatres
Raytheon
Jun
1,650
2%
87%
50
17%
1
1
10
100
100
5%
20 %
16%
(Un)
Jan
10 %
20%
16%
5
Quaker Oats Co
37
10
20%
*
(Un)
Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class
87%
-
10%
10%
*
Remington Rand
2%
-
600
2%
*
:
47 3 4
6%
-
Jan
2,400
~3
23%
Indiana
(Un)
28(4 Jan
8%
Oct
14 %
Jan
10% Aug
24(4 Mar
Jan
36%
Sep
48
26 y4
1
page 41.
Aug
23%
Dec
*
41%
5%
1
15
Oct
2%
1
,.1
21% Sep
9%
10
Jun
17 %
3
3
Co
RKO Pictures Corp
53%
9%
100
Co
12 V8
12.50
100
•
common
300
350
13%
Co
RKO
12
1
29% Mar
13%
33%
(The)
Co
Jan
53%
25
11% Mar
Oct
18%!
1
Co
&
Dec
108
12
3
Eartlett
Sep
25%
Jan
53%
1
Dec
8%
300
13%
33%c
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp <Ui}»
Philco Corp
(Un)
1
127
35% 35%
11% 11%
10
3%
300
10
——.
127
—
6,500
9%
27%
50
100
class A—
Inc
RR
Peoples Gas Light
100
5%
•
.
18
5
25
cOmmon
Co
3%
9%
9%
0
,
46%
__
1
Feb
2
Co
22%
59%
>
2,300
26%
3%
3%
27%
B
class
—
•
Airways
(Unt.
Pictures
500
„
V
54%
(Un)—1
1
(Un)
Car
World
American
Pan
-
107%
5%
-
.
Dec
19%
20
21%
-
18% Dec
v
18%
;'
19
29 %
...3-
Feb
Jun
46%
1
Co
Sep
2% Jan
37%
Jun
10
_l
see
29
300
12
10
5
Co
footnotes
1,300
3%
300
Dec
111
For
30%
11% Mar
•
Printing.;
Steamship
29%
14
Transamerica
Trav-ler
Inland
Apr-j,
41%
8 (4
15
Products
92%
13%
91%
46(4
Steel
Sep
40%
1,600
9
14%
Corporation
Indiana
66
13%
Pullman! Company
9
45 %
Brick
100
14
100
(Minn)
Pennsylvania
25
46 %
Werner Corp..
Illinois
89
29% Mar
25
Huttig Sash & Door
5%
preferred
Apr
89
40%
Paramount
300
14%
Spencer
Feb
63%--Feb
28%
13%
Harnischfeger Corp
;
(G) Brewing Co
Hupp
8
4,900
9
Mar
27
16
Heileman
Hibbard
Aug
20
•
22 %
2
Organ
18%
16
10
Corp
16 %
3
Ft
Dec
Nov
25
com__5
Sunray
(W
10
16%
Oak Manufacturing Co
29
Dec
26
300
<=
Hallicrafters
Nov
Jun
Jan
Feb
2%
—10
Ry
Jun
1,400
(Un)___
Brewery
Western
Gulf Oil Corp
Hall
7%
8%
14%
e
Illinois
77%
Cooperage class A
Grlesedieck
5% Mar
200
200
20%
11
1
North American Car Corp
•
Rubber Co
Greyhound Corp
700
59
——1
(Un)
Aviation
American
Jan
2%
95%* Jan
5
•
Great Lakes Towing common
Bros
7%
10
15%
10%
16 %
——V
Central RR
York
69% July
35%
11%
15
•
.
Greif
4% Mar
Dec
10
'
Mfg
&
Standard
I
5%
Sep
Aug
"51
22%
127
1
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil
Nov
2%
16%
—
5
(Un)
Co
Lead
Parker
106
__
•
(Un)
Co
2%
100
8%
24%
Gas
1
Products———5-
Patterson-Sargent
8%
22%
8
H»
Kelvinator Corp
Nash
Dec
1
Bros
Gossard
Feb
Feb
1,900
3
3%
2.50
50c
Company
Nov
7%
107
5
5
Co
&
Sep
3
30
3
12
8%
5
(Un)
Goodyear Tire
Co
&
33%
Dec
33%
10
Refrigerator Co
(The)
Apr
80%
89/
*
•
.
Northern
800
5
Telephone
Jan
21%
100
0
Piston Ring Co
3% May
23% Dec
500
6
20
Gillette
Inc
Muskegon
Nov
10%
Corp
Gibson
43
25
North American Co (Un)
38%
General Package Corp
General
Ward
Montgomery
26% Aug
37%
5
Phonograph (Uni
Co
Dec
Sep
61
1
$3.50 preference
Dec
10%
1
Inc
General
45%
17%
200
16%
*
Dec
38%
10
Corp
General
100
500
10
%
2
45%
20 %
62%
*
Co
18%
10%
—
(Un)
ur-Wheel Drive A*uto
Rmr Mills of America Inc
Box
Jan
1
10
—
Chemical Co common
Monroe
St
General
Jan
24**
16%
4
1
Cement
Cylinder
Jan
Oct
Gamble-Skogmo
10%
18%
8%
*
Co
Mfg
125
9
•
&
Sep
Sep
7%
18%
1
(Un)
common
Distillers
17%
11(4
300
Portland
Missouri
Modine
Radio
Watch—r___
Radio
Emerson
9%
19 Va
x2%
7%
•
Mississippi River Fuel
National
17
10
Corp
National
Jan
45%
-—1
Mining Si Mfg—
Minnesota
National
17% May
—
Controller & Mfg
Electric
20%
■
Dec
8%
4u Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
Paper
Dec
9%
Inc
Brewing
Minneapolis
>
Oct
24 %
10c
Co
13%
15%
Products...
Inc
Jan
3%
15% Jan
10%
Hart
&
16% Mar
Dec
13% Sep
5
■astern Air Lines Inc
1,000
3
•
prior preferred
117(4 Mar
5
>
"A"
Kodak
1,800
900
600
*• 100--"
Food
11
8,400
7%
10
(Un
Nav
Pu Mont Laboratories Inc (AlanB)
Eddy
__
2.50
1
—
(Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Eastman
—
1
Dow Chemical Co
Class
55% Mar
July
12%
10
Cleveland
Sep
2
10%
36%
37
36%
7%
5%
5
37
25
Company
&
13%
May
27
37%
preferred——25
Lighting Inc
Detroit
14% Aug
21
28%
'
(UnI—12%
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Jun
Apr
17% 18%
—
Continental Motors Corp
Cudahy
Feb
19%
7
1
*
u~l\
Co
Brick
600
76%
—
preferred
convertible
40%
9%
Cement——
11%
11%
18J
——_5
—
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
$1.40
Jan
L)
118% 125
58% 60%
—
1
—
—
60
10%
62%
62%
10
Co
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
Inc.
Jan
Jun
19
46(4
700
200
1,100
100
10%
--26
—i
Inc
1%
6%
Dec
Sep
il%
100
1,300
33%
11%
Co
Feb
17%
'
-
33
60
10
118%
59%
Foods
66%
Dec
2%
100
12.50
Coleman
51% Aug
2% Mar
Sep
%
27%
pfd
8outh Bend RR
Clinton
11% Mar
15%
26
Chicago Towel Co $7 convertible pfd._*
Service
Dec
Jan
53 %
-
Feb
Portland
$1
Jan
8%
(Glenn
Miller
Nov
5%
1% Mar.
27%
,
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac com
•
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry Co—0
Chicago, South Shore &
Cities
30
Dec
45
33%
*
25
Chicago Corp. $3 convertible
Dec
15%
—
Mfg class B
Metropolitan
Feb
Corp—
preference
Corp
2
23 %
19%
38 %
Northwest Bancorporation
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chrysler
21%
12
19 %
21%
%
18%
19%
10
Service
Secur
convertible
$1.50
11%
10%
15%
17%
11%
10%
15%
17%
11%
—
50c
5
Corp
West Corp
81 South
Central
;
21%
Biscuit
America
of
Corp
2%
11
—
4——25
(Un)
Carr-Consolidated
*52
2
11%
Brothers
100
52
'
2%
20c
Works
20%
,
9%
8'4
2,700
4,000
100
800
20%
Oct
4(4
%
1
2%
3%
rl9.%rl9%
11% 12
3
—
Sep
200
62%
5
common
Co
Mlckelberry's
Jan
6,000
250
.
28(4
Sep
20%
48
Dec
3%
1,100
50
100
'•
IS
(Un)—lp
Mining
22
5%
Co
Martin
18% Mar
.L200
1%
8%
48
•
Dec
Sep
1%
8%
.
1%
5
—
Company
Butler
Printing
Medusa
12% Mar
11%
26'4
20%
13
Corp.—
Gear
Foote
5%
27%
4%
(E Ji
Brach & Sons
11%
22%
9
28
38%
13%
13%
29
38%
4
Co
Marshall Field & Co.—
Jan
8%
Jan
28%
29
38%
10
—25
(Un)
Co
Sessions
&
Oil
Lion
Feb
43 '4
Sep
29
33%
j.j'-
Corp.;
W)
45%
Sep
8%
4
Co
Fisheries
Dec
31%
6%
28
50c
(George
29
1,000
2,900
5,900
500
11%
22%
—3
(Un)
380
2,000
11%
22%
3
Inc
10%
33
700
Apr
29%
1
•
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Manufacturing Co
Budd
77% July
20%
9 % Mar
33%
29%
—
Corp
Aviation
10%
10%
33%
8%
Btnks
Brad
Dec
1
10
Benguet Consolidated
Borg
59 %
5
preferred
2nd
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Booth
300
10
Corp
Refining Co
Bastian-Blessing
Bendix
60%
-50
(On;
common
Products
Bearings
Jun
59%
5
Copper Mining
(Un)
Mfg
152%
University...
Extension
Salle
Lonergan
Automatic Washer Co
Avco
1,500
2,500
13%
25
convertible
Atlantic
13%
155% 156%
13%
156
Jan
Development—
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Athey
__
•
Armco Steel Com
$1.50
11%
11%
100
common
Armour Si
x2%
Co
3%
(Un)
Co
Si Tel
Tobacco
Anaconda
45%
44%
.12.50
Rad & Stand
American
A
50
—1
•
preferred—.
convertible
5%
Kelley Island Lime Si Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
25%
10*
American
Class
2,000
45%
__
1
Can Co.—
Amurex Oil
500
20%
25%
(Un)
American Cyanamid Co
American
10%
19%
Jan
Sep
24%
1,400
Chemical—
&
Aluminum
Kaiser
Laclede Gas
American
10%
19%
Steel (Un)
Jones Si Laughlin
•
Mig
Airlines
American
10%
10
27
26% Jan
15%
Co
Power
Interstate
39%
&
Co
27%
5% Mar
1
—
Laboratories
Chalmers
High
Low
27%
•
Chemical—5
*
(Un)
•
3.50
•
Alleghany Corp (Un>
Allied
Aliis
15%
18%
15%
18%
5
5
1
Castings—
45%
20%
20%
High
Low
High
45
20 %
•
1
Mfg Co
Aluminum
Affiliated
45
10
Corp
Advanced
Aetna
5
««.
Co
(J D)
Admiral
Range for Year 1953
High
1
—33 (4c
Harvester
International
Low
Par
Aome
Shares
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Week's
Thursday
Laboratories
for Week
compilation of tha round-lot transactions only
A
Abbott
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
..
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jun
32% Mar
Tri
20th
Corp
Radio
Continental
Truax-Traer
La
1
Corp
1
Corp (Un)
Coal
Century-Fox
208 So
2
Salle St
_1
common
1
Film
Corp
_
_
_
~2
...
— —
—
1%
15%.
200
13 %
Sep
15%
100
15%
Dec
20%
21
800
14% Oct
59
59%
450
55
15%
——
'
—
59%
.15%
Jan
3 V8
Jan
17% Jan
2OV2 Jan
21
Dec,
60% May
1
-
I
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
35
(35)
J
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
*
STOCKS
Last
Carbide
Union
Oil
United
U
S
Carbon
Lines
Air
United
&
Rubber
Co
74%
Corp
San Francisco Stock
Thursday
High
74 Va
300
62%
Jun
75%
39
300
37 V*
Jun
21%
700
21%
Dec
32
4%
400
4%
Jun
30 Va
200
23%
39'/a
38%
39%
3,000
8%
8%
8%
Sep
33% Sep
350
Dec
31V*
,
Jan
44 Va
Jan
•
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Air
Dorn
Iron
*
Works
7%
% Mar
12
Sep
24%
16 Va
1
24%
100
22
Nov
29
14
100
13%
Jun
16%
400
12
Feb
16% Aug
American
Dec
American
15 V* Mar
American
&
a
Co_
Wisconsin
_
_
_
Bankshares
Wisconsin
(F W)
8%
8%
200
14%
14%
650
18%
•
Public Service
Wool worth
8%
14%
18%
42%
42%
9%
.
Corp
—10
—10
Co
—
Machine
Co
5
jYoungstown Sheet & Tube
9%
—5
9%
8%
8%
Dec
19% al9%
20
21
Dec
32%
Jan
a23% a23%
85
22%
28%
J»L
3%
Apr
Feb
2
a45%
a23%
2
Oct
1,215
2
Sep
384
42
Sep
58
720
11%
Sep
15% Jan
14%
280
13%
Sep
15%
Dec
a39% a39%
25
32%
Feb
39%
Nov
27
31 Va
Nov
11%
14%
Car
&
12%
Foundry
C.vanamiu cq
a39%
25
(Un)
(Unj
Ltd
a31% a31%
lu
(Un)
46%
200
16%
Jun
19 V*
Dec
American
Radiator
100
42%
Dec
45 %
Aug
American
9%
Oct
14%
121
43
250
13%
Jan
13%,
475
12%
Sep
27
49% May
48% Nov
Jun
14%
Oct
Smelting & Refining—
750
14%
46%
14%
13%
i—20
5
Feb
2
M %
(Un)„1
com
(Un)
Co
-
a44% a45%
1
Jun
Jan
37%
38
500
34%
Sep
47 Va
63%
200
63%
Dec
80
American
Jah
63%
■
44%
a
10
(Un)
13
Common
Yates-American
Sep
19%
Mining Co
Thtres
Para
Can
American
Wilson
40%
a
20
Factors
Lroad
Amer
\
High
50
14% Mar
16%
_
(Un)
Jan
24%
a
common
Low
a44% a44%
•
Inc
14
,...10
Wieboldt Stores Inc
Willys-Overland Motors
Range for Year 1053
High
44%
tuuj
Mfg
Airlines
Low
a
1
,
common
Gold
Juneau
Allis-Chalmers
American
Walgreen Co
Co
Shares
5
Corporation
Keuuction
for Week
of Prices
Par
Mar
5% Mar
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Alaska
Van
v-
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
44% Aug
29 Va
30 Va
•
V
1
*
4%
„
5
(Un)
I
Low
21%
'
JANUARY
Range for Year 1953
High
73%
21%
.10
(Un). —1
(Del)
Shares
39
---25
Inc
Corporation
U S Steel
•
California
oi
for Week
Low
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
:
Sale Price
Par
Union
Week's
Thursday
>
-
'
.
WEEK
FOR
Jan
(On)
8 8
&
•
(Unj
Tel
Tel
&
28%
.—100
Co.—
28%
492
155?A
''156
1,370
59% 61%
155%
867
15%
Feb
43%
Jun 1
152%
Nov
15%
Jan
160% Mar
.
American Tobacco Co
—25
Anaconua
Copper Mining
The
since Jan.
range
1
Washington Stock Exch.
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Stores
Co
American
Tel &
Atlas
Tel
6
156%
•
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Elec Co
20
—10
Shares
45 V*
174
155% 156%
1,968
20%
195
17%
30 Va
30%
53
25%
47%
Dec
Benguet
161 %
OttU
Bethlehem
Jan
21%
Dec
Feb
30%
Bankers
Budd
Securities
Company
8%
8%
8%
800
8
Sep
1
___i,
4%
4%
5 Va
230
3%
Apr
11%
Chrysler Corp
140
140
50
Corp common..
...
10%
58%
10
23
60 Va
Co
7%
7%
7%
Delaware Power & Light common. -13%
27%
27%
27%
755
Duquesne Light Co
28%
28
28%
10%
1,544
Curtis
Publishing
60%
58%
2,868
,
5%
1,162
Storage
*
Battery
Garfinckel
Geneial
Gimbel
Budd
Dec
140
8%
Sep
23% July
27%
25 Va
317/a
Sep
Co
24%
1,138
23%
Apr
77%
Jun
Co
18%
150
18%
Oct
"19
59%
1,496
53%
Sep
70
(The) Co
13%
520
12%
Sep
Lehigh
Coal
Martin
<te
Navigation
200
2%
Dec
(Glenn Lj
8%
.
Hill
.1
22%
1,473
21%
Dec
24%
Corp
Pennsylvania Power &
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mfg
(J
I)
Electric
Sullivan
&
(Un)
Feb
a2%
8
8%
740
7Va
Oct
11%
Jan
a2 %
50
Oct
3% May
al8% al9 %
177
20%
Oct
30 V* Mar
a61 % a61 %
21
51%
Sep
67% Mar
100
1
a49% a50%
160
45%
11%
1,315
2.00
2.10
5,521
47%
47%
200
16%
227
12%
Sep
11%
2.00
Sep
Participating
12%
12%
11%
498
&
a
1,760
Dec
8,605
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
Columbia
690
40 V*
Jun
52%
Jan
30%
36
Jun
31%
32%
1,970
28 Va
Sep
33
24%
151
20%
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2,317
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75
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128
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20
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67
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42
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252
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33
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12
50
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31
68
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66
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80
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54
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30
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100
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53
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436
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18% Mar
55 V*
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2.00 Mar
1.15
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,
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33
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31
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95
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30
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37
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Jan
GO
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50%
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25
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12%
*
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22'A
Nov
25
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Gillette
9'A
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Jan
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Apr
32%
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General
12%
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Feb
10
42%
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9'A
•
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Jan
17%
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1.35
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125
5
Co
Hawaiian
Star
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550
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Dec
33
22% Mar
5
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19
62c
275
—
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Jan
36%
15
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0
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Oct
136
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83
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550
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Del
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50
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11%
1975
A
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ser
14%
50
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27%
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3%
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5%
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Oct
22 Va
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4
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17 Va
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135
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20%
2,525
.
44
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11
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Air
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tee
10
22%
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571
22%
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12.50
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50
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page 41.
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Corn
Philco
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42
20
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L
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_
180
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43 V*
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44 V4
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Dec
37% May
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30
18 >4
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5
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Jan
96
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108% 108%
23%
37
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16Va Mar
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10
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24%
.
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100
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10
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6
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132
848
11%
29
15%
33
2,234
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•
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Jan
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:
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Nov
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13
—
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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15%
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Feb
15%
77
60
Dec
Oct
14%
13
(Un)
(Un)
Ohio RR
&
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Bendix
Jun
37%
152
20
—
Baltimore
High
Low
44%
5
(Un)_
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Baldwin
Range for Year 1953
High
44 %
35%
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3
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29%
10
—
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for Week
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44%
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29
i
5
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Atok-Big
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of Prices
Low
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Week's
Refining
29
(Un)—
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&
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below for the issues formerly selling on the
simply the transactions since the merger of Oct. 15.
Thursday
Co
Armour
shown
are
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175
5
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59 %
595
15%
•
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steel
Armco
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Oil
35%
15%
25
;
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35%
20
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Woolen
Arkansas
61%
50
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15 Va
10
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American
3
■rf.
36
The
Commercial and Financial
(36)
,yadnoM..or4,C1954
January h
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Thursday
San Francisco Stock Exch. (Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
Par
Kaiser
Alum
Chem
&
_1
Corp oom
Preferred
(Un)-
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)
Kern County
Libby
Loew's
—8%
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40
41%
2%
Mar
47
Dec
4,565
Dec
18%'
18%
100
65
511
62%
39%
390
38'A
8%
9
500
8%
—
26%
•
12%
1,135
27%
20%
&
Co
Magnavox
(R
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Sep
Jan
10%
Apr
Richfield Oil
29%
Riverside
Co
1
Marchant Calculators
Martin
Co
616
10%
Oct
13%
395
21
Dec
25%
Jan
16%
51
16%
Sep
22%
Jan
16%
775
14%
Sep
18
Jan
12% July
15% Jun
(Glenn)
McKesson & Robbins Inc
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Co
fo
Mindanao
M
J
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M
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2,535
4%
130
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36%
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Feb
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255
17%
Sep
21
68
•24%
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71,150
2c
Sep
6c
39%
10
—
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39%
790
37%
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1,805
23
Sep
29% Mar
87c
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1.50
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48
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48
1.102
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33%
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335
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32%
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32
Nov
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100
18
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—
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10
5
33%
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—
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Dec
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•
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Dec
44
Sep
63
Jan
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Nov
32%
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3
7%
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67,804
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207
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Dec
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Dec
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12c
Feb
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Sep
Jan
69%
69%
130
55%
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20
54 %
61%
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5
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60
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May
76
Dec
Nov
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20
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21
1,303
19
Nov
22
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31%
32%
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30%
Sep
41%
Jan
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Jan
.
27% Mar
2c
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A
class
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Shell Oil Co
4% Mar
Sep
20
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100
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26
__
Dec
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Mar
100
Schenley Industries common (Un)_1.40
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—
1
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13%
1,000
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295
—P.10
_
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Apr
34% July
125
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19%
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171/2 Sep
Nov
6 %
Dec
14
260
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St Joseph Lead (Un)
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402
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18
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Middle
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McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
Merck
a
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14
47%
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Menasco
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Nov
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Rheem
Jan
S
Macy
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Feb
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Apr
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for Week
47%
19%
37%
__
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—
Sales
Range
Low
50o
•
—
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Mar
20
.82
Dec
Corp
& Gas Co
Reserve Oil
5% Mar
17% July
65
39%
—
Steel
Republic
(Un)
(Un)
Rand
Remington
30% May
Oct
65
1
(Un)
22%
89
Week's
of Prices
,
Par
High
'
7
Corp
Low
2%
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1953
39%
•
—2~50
Libby
&
Aircraft
2%
1
Thursday
High
a45% a45%
2%
ENDED JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
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a 45%
1
Land—.
McNeill
Lockheed
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50
Kaiser Motors Corp
Kansas Power & Light
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
Ranee
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
17%
Calif Edison
Cumulative
28% Mar
Sep
30
28% July
16
4.48%
Apr
*
*
(Un)
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
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(Un)__
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4.32%
preferred
convertible
.
25
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;
-
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Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp (Un)
55%
55%
349
9
16
16
16%
585
National Distillers
Prod
5
18%
18%
18%
834
17 %
Sep
23% Jan
(Un)
20%
20%
137
18%
Oct
22% May
Southern
Co
4.
4%
1,940
7% Mar
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
19%
19%
447
19%
Nov
25%
141
24%
Sep
28%
Feb
Sep
37%
1,010
33%
Jun
39% Mar
a25% a25%
145
22%
Jun
26%
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29
Jun
32% Mar
Feb
Jan
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38%
38
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
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Ohio
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United
Filters
class
A
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Pabco Products Inc common
Pacific Amer Fisheries
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Corp
Pacific
6%
Gas
1st
5%%
5%
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1st
4.80%
5%
Electric
&
Oil
Co
14%
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7,400
10c
Dec
25c
Feb
Standard
Oil
1.95
Nov
Standard
Oil
pi
38%
539
34%
Jun
3% May
39% Feb
22
51%
Apr
56%
31 %
Jan,
32% May
Sep
23
31%
50
16%
16%
100
2.60
2.60
50
15
1.40
__
—
Lighting
Corp
11%
Jun
16
7%
Oct
12% Mar
833
5% Oct
6% May
a28% a28%
60
Pacifiq
Jun
29%
Dec
Public
Pacific
Oil
Packard Motor Co
Tide
1st
Stendel
4,567
34
Jun
40
30%
Jun
34%
Jan
Transamenca
pfd
31 %
Jan
Trans
50
July
29
Jan
Trl-Continental
26%
26%
800
24%
Jun
27
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Co
Cola
27%
27%
200
25
Jun
28
Feb
33
34%
—
30%
147
34%
33%
34%
27%
26
2,596
8%
8
8%
500
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26 %
26%
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Philco Corp
Pig'n
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50
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Pullman
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•
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Union
Oil Co oi California
Sugar
26 %
24
Apr
Dec
United
Sep
119% Mar
United
Air
Jan
3%
3%
640
United
Jan
78%
Jan
67
67%
Sep
10%
150
9%
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11% May
36%
100
32%
Apr
37%
505
20%
Dec
43 %
Oct
■
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16%
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30%
Dec
Sep
21% Mar
39%
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Jan
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49%
Sep
57% Mar
Dec
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Oct
27%
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1,717
23%
Sep
29% Mar
13%
13%
205
12%
Sep
19%
1
15%
15%
15%
200
13%
Sep
17%
Jan
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74
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180
63
Sep
74%
Dec
Dec
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•
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9%
23%
3%
21c
6%
Dec
37,277
8%
435
Jan
54c
Apr
11%
Sep
of
10
Aircraft
23%
27
Mar
Corp of America (Un).
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!
11
Jan
15
29%
Nov
43
Feb
27%
27%
120
27%
Nov
36 %
Universal
Apr
1,055
Jan
16%
16%
621
3% July
4
400
53%
100
48%
4%
100
3%
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__
4
53%
__
Dec
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20
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Apr
Victor
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7
Jun
5% May
Feb
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150
36
Sep
43%
Jan
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180
44%
Oct
60%
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Co.
5
29%
23%
23%
629
21%
Nov
24%
25
425
22%
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34
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Sep
23
37%
Jun
100
21 %
Dec
44
Aug
27% May
43%
252
331/2
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1,133
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Western
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4
2,765
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1
common
175.
52%
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12%
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43
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Oct
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RANGE
WEEK
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JANUARY
J
Thursday
Montreal Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
'
'
"
•
Abltlbl Power & Paper
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Agnew-Surpass
Par
common
Sugar
class
16%
26%
A
•
•
%
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
5%% 2nd ureferred
Shares
High
16%
16%
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26%
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26%
17
Low
12%
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25 %
1,290
135
Pulp
preferred
Anglo Can
Tel
...
Co.
&
.
High
17
26%
Feb
18
Aug
a8%
Feb
9%
Jun
40
44
2,830
30%
Oct
49%
Jan
47%
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41%
Apr
53%
Jan
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104 %
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104 104%
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48%
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48
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May
24
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Dec
49
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quotations
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all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
from
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coast to coast.
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American
Oil
Columbia
British
Columbia
Columbia
Bruck
Mills
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pfd
Canada
Co., Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
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27% Aug
12%
Sep
"23% Jan
Dec
15
16
1,685
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39%
35%
39%
4,079
35%
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40
Jun
7%
6%
7%
13,314
6%
Dec
11%
Jan
16
16
125
•
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20%
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2,419
100
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Canadian
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32 %
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Mar
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-
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Mar
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Nov
680
72
Apr
91
1,835
27
Jan
29% Mar
Mar
33
Dec
34
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20
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•
—
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*
Jan
102% Aug
21%
Jan
17
Apr
36%
36%
77
34%
Jun
40
Feb
28%
28%
300
24%
Jun
33
Mar
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475
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%
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Aug
50
Ltd
Canadian Car & Foundry
Dec
50%
*
—•
common
Canners
-
17%
10
preferred
Breweries
21%
100% 100%
•
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Bronze
100
al2
—
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Canadian
17% May
Sep
Jan
14
35
100
pfd
common
1st
Jan
16%
5%
5
5%
$1.30 preferred
Canada
#%
*
-•
—
Power Ltd
Jan
46
$.00
Jl5%
25
0
Products
48%
22%
17%
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15% July
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83 % Mar
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12%
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page
Co
5%
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Class
see
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common
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British
Calgary
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For footnotes
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American
NOV
all
82%
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British
Bulolo
Canadian Stock
Paper class B
Telephone
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Canadian securities.
82%
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11%
80
115
24%
*
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May
48'A- Nov
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,
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common
Power
Brazilian
105% July
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Low
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Nov
46%
8'A
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Corp
Sales
for Week
of Prices
100
,
___
4%%
Jan
16% Mar
Paper—
$2.80.
Apr
47%
—
Range
.
•
preferred
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41%
preferred__25
Anglo. Canadian
of Prices
4%%
25
,
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Argus Corp Ltd common
for Week
17
«
Sales
Range
Low
•
23
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Par
Week's-
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'
31%
31%
31%
200
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,
15% Aug
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-
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Jan
75
24%
__
21%
716
21 %
43%
10
( U11)
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Jan
__
1
8
39 %
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4%
,
Dec
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__
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—
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(Un)
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Jan
80%
102
47 % May
7.50
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111
31%
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__
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29
59%
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9%
3
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Dec
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608
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20
13% Mar
•
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200
26c
,
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47%
72
16 %
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common
Carbon
&
31%
3%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co_.
Apr
Sep
5% Sep
Jun
36%
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Carbide-
30%
31%
(Un)
Nov
7%
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114% 114%
__
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4
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13%
Jan
30%
—
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47
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Sep
Apr
10%
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49% Mar
71%
72
5
;
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100
common
Dec
Dec
38%
3.103
a68% a68%
Jan
16%
13%
25
.
53
13
36
185
51%
33% Mar
Oct
Nov
1,183
Corp
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7%
13%. Jun
130
5%
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38%
46%
5%
52%
1
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33%
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Service
Western
Texas Company
Textron
39%
25
Ptfcific Tel & Tel common
2
46%
1
(Un)—.
(Un)
33
1
new
50
__
(Un)
Corp
38%
25
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a 40%
ia 11% all7/#
29% July
Dec
50
820
1
Pacific
Inc
Drug
39
_25
red preferred
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Sterling
33'%
25
„
preferred
1,953
5%
15
Stanley Warner Corp;
25
preferred
—
1
2
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5%
26
36%
a 40%
1
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Sylvania Electrife- ^Frodtrcta
7%
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(Indiana)———-25
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May
15%
15%
408
Dec
57/8
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57/8
3,508
16 %
36%
(Uiu
Mar
3 %
Jan
125
-8%
—*
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of
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5,975
Inc
25
common
—
preferred
red
Standard
Feb
7%
•
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preferred
Apr
12%
(Un)
Co
Brands
3%
31'%
__
—
8
(Un)
Standard
18%. Mar
a54 a54%
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Aggregates
Jan
12% July
32%
7%
16
*
—
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38%
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20
,,
83%
Sep
Co
11c
•
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Dec
31%
"8%
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5.
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Sperry Com
Spiegel Inc common
23 % Mar
Jun
(Un)
3%
__
Onomea
21%
52%
100
__
•
B
13%
lie
•
16 % July
20
13%
Feb
19%
185
3%
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(Un)
54%
Dec
Mar
25%
Dec
4
50
54%
13%
1
__
Co
Co
Class
Corp
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Edison
Oil
(Un)
Petroleum
Oceanic Oil
Ohio
Ltd
Co
__
65
Sep
16
310
al7% a!7%
54%
_1
20%
a20a20%
20%
__
(Un)__10
common
Northern Pacific Railway
a27%
55
18%
Dec
Jun
Jan
Jan
•
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
37
(37)
canadian markets
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
preferred
Thursday
STOCKS
Canadian
Canadian
Ltd
*
20
10
pfd
12 Va
950
Mining
Equipment
&
*
Smelting
•
Consumers
Glass
*
Seagrams
25 %
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Steel
&
new
13%
&
Steel
•
com
Coal
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion
Tar &
36
13%
Dow
Ltd
Brewery
East Kootenay
Electrolux
21%
Feb
25'A
preferred
10%
Oct
Jan
29'/a
Oct
69%
84
Montreal
Nova
10
13
13%
Sep
36
1,480
50
37
Corp
16%
19
5,890
7V»
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2,565
7
Nov
10%
Canadienne
10
Fraser
Co's
Ltd
Jan
18%
15'A
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15
Dec
Wz
350
18
13
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217
11
15%" 15%
620
13% July
9
Aug
100
19%
15%
5rr
Power
•
common
preferred
5% 'r
10o
±.
preferred
General
Oct
Jun
Steel
Gypsum
Lime
pfd
34%
100
15
*3£
101
$2
preferred
Hudson
21V4
20'/a
Jan
33%
Dec
Apr
32
Dec
10
Royal
10
Apr
6
STOCKS
Jan
28 V4
Apr
Pnlp
21% Aug
14% Jan
Belding-Corticelli
Brown
Jan
22%, Mar
Ltd
Company
2nd
Industrial
35%
preferred
preferred
International
lull
Nickel
6%
Bronze
Canadian
Apr
103
Jan
39
Mar
of
Canada
7f/c
preferred
International Paper
23
Canadian
Pipe
Acceptance
class
B
.
_
24 !A
Nov
3b Va Mar
Nov
98
Dec
Apr
47%. Jun
185
18 Vt
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Sen
Apr
46'A
131
Jan
Mar
58
Nov
29% Mar
Jun
30%
Dec
27%
Nov
32 %
Jan
18
Sep
29%
Feb
17%
17 V4
150
17
Jan
18'A Aug
29v4
100
28
' 10
138
Nov
%
Jan
11
Bloedel
&
700
8% Mar
13 Va
Ltd
class
B.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
13 Va
600
7% Mar
100
7%
Mitchell
7%
7%
13%
Dec
Jan
26%
27 Va
Sep
20%
7 Vt
Oct
10%
Jan
24
553
♦
(Robt)
15%
2,090
27%
*
Oct
38
Class
B
May
45
Dec
26%
Jan
44
Montreal
z
Locomotive
45
135
35
23
353
23'
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a23
15 V4
Jun
26'A
Feb
13'A
1,410
15%
Dec
24
25
15
.____.
Commercial
Alcohols
Consolidated
Crown
Ltd
National Steel
Ogilvle
Flour
Oct
15%
*
Mills
Powell
River
75
29%
Apr
33
Aug
45
Jan
48
55
48
Nov
52
Jan
26
365
20
Apr
26 Vb
Dec
25%
26 Vb
385
bo
Jun
73
Aug
35%
35 %
160
31%
Sep
40
32%
32
32%
970
27%
Apr
34
Mar
—
13
13
250
12%
Jan
15
July
250
18%
Jan
22
100
13%
Jun
25%
Dec
25
110
Federal
Fleet
Grain
&
Paper common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
25
*
_
Lawrence
Shawinigan
Corp
Motor
Great
Ltd
Co
Lakes
Horner
$1.40
of
Water
Series
A
4%
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Series
B
4%%
Moore
Sherwin
Ltd
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&
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Breweries
5%
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Southam
Southern
V8
Trans
Union
United
Thrift
Triad
25
17% Mar
43
Mar
Anacon
50
45
45
45
116
42%
Feb
46
July
Arnora
50
50
105
47 Va
Jan
51
July
Atlas
50
*
25
137
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'—*
,
50
24
^
12
Sep
July
27
Dec
137
20
127
Mar
140
Aug
Bob jo
24
24
25
20
Feb
25
Aug
Bonville
12%
Feb
21
Jan
15%
475
15%
%
29%
50
32 Va
32%
275
30
30%
820
23
23
*
23%
13%
200
25
27% Jan.
Sep
28
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131
2.60'
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131
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12%
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2.00
125
750
11 »A
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Jan
Sep
Feb
Jan
Winnipeg
' Mar
17
Dec
30
34
.Aug
32% July
t.
23 Va
2.00
136
.
Sep
Jan
Nov
15
May
Mines
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CANADIAN
Boreal
Rare
MeUls
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Brunswick
Min
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26
19
2.75
24
.
80c
Apr
Jan
34% Dec
26 Va
Sep
Feb
2.25
59
Sep
Apr
68
31
40c
Feb
1.00
26
75
23
Jan
19%
1,080
15
Mar
Feb
Feb
33
•
19
10
10
10
9%
4.30
4.30
300
4.15
3,408
Apr
20%
Sep
10% May
Nov
Sep
5.00
Jan
_*
5%
5%
5%
Dec
11%
11%
200
10%
Jun
11%
Dec
*
15%
15%
1,675
13%
Jan
15% July
35
47%
10
2.80
Jan
*
a54 Va a54%
Jan
56 %
86
Feb
95% July
5
27%
28%
355
24%
Feb
29%
Nov
*
24%
25%
375
23
Oct
26%
Mar/
22
22
675
23
Aug
9%
9%
100
7
July
9%
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15
55
Aug
59 Va
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10
*
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90
22
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34
12
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90
5
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12
34
9
Nov
18%
Jan
Dec
all
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a
2
May
Dec
34
20
27
May
34
30
9
Mar
12%
50
175'
17%
Apr
10
all
19% al9%
17%
7% Jan
Oct
19% Mar
20
May
17 %
Dec
24
Jan
Collieries
Carnegie
Mines
Jan
129
Dec
STOGR
STOCK
Centremaque
class
21%
Dec
Sep
33 Va
Dec
20%
20
20%
1,100
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Feb
34
33%
34
450
Feb
34
Dec
*
B
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12
11% July
12% Aug
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15% Mar
17
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3.20
3,200
12c
9c
12c
12,000
3.20
3.50
5,100
*2.25
Apr
8c
9c
6,000
8c
Oct
20c
May
a25c
a25c
100
20c
Dec
90c
Aug
28c
34c
18,300
27c
Nov
84c
Feb
27c
27c
Dec
39c
Jan
3.20
—
34c
Dec
Consolidated
-
Dec
3.30 Nov
51c
May
5.70 July
2.30
______
500
1,500
2.70
27',050
2.10
Dec
5 Vac
2.69
27c
19c 19VaC
19c
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5 VbC
500
3%c
Jan
22c
500
12 %c
Dec
46c
Apr
10%
Dec
23%
Apr
12%
Corp Ltd
12 %
12%
100
8.00
6.60
8.00
27,000
43c
40c
49c
36,450
7.00
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7.00
7.00
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12c
2,000
11c
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8c
8c
500
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1
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4 Vac
2,000
4%c Jan
4
40c
6.00
Nov
Dec
Sep
1.10
Apr
4.00 Mar
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8.00 Dec
1.50
Feb
9.40 Mar
6%c
Jan
21c
Sep
8c
Dec
19%c
Feb
3%c July
6 Vac Mar
—1
50c
50c
',50c
500
Dec
1.35
!
1
1.25
1.23
1.33
3,200
1.05
Oct
4.40 Mar
Corp Ltd
1
1.36
1.39
600
1.32
Dec
1.75 July
67,050
10c'
Explorers
Gold
Fab
1
Ltd
1
Iron
Jan
100
4c
Nov
10c
Feb
3c
15,700
2c
Dec
6%c Feb
33c
1,500
28c
Dec
36c
22% Mar
Giant
God's
137/s
360
13%
Dec
Ltd_____—_,—__1
Ltd
1
3.50
3.55
900
3.50
Dec
6.70 Jan
1.14
1.11
1.17
4,200
98c
Dec
2.40 Mar
25c
20c
Dec
1.64 May
14%
100
14
Sep
23%
1
Ltd
25c
14 %
51c
51c
1,000
48c
Nov
1.53
1
Ltd
Gold
Mines
2%c
2%c
5,000
2%c
Dec
4.30
4.30
100
4.20
Dec
9.25 Mar
7.50
7.75
Dec
11%
Ltd—*
Mines.Ltd—
Graham-Eousquet Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
'
21c
*
*
(1945)
Gui-Por Uranium
Dec
13%
M:ines
Gold
,
Nov
1
Corp
Yellowknife
Lake
1
17c
a
■3.50
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Mines
38c
5c
a5c
~2c
.
Mines
Falconbridge NickeT Mines Ltd
Fenimore
Jan
2c
11 %c
17c
1
Mines Ltd.
Metals
Metal
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Sullivan
Eastern
Cadillac
45c
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Candeeo Mines Ltd
Explorations
Mines
Ltd
Ltd.._
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East
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
r
8c
12 VaC 12 %C
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Corp
Mines
Montreal
SHERBJtOOKL
Oct
3.40
/jj
\$st,
26
Mar
Fontana
Offices
Feb
26%
118
Ltd
Mining
WEST^MONTREAL
18%
1,050
5
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Cons
JDCC&ANGE
1,350
32%
*
Ltd
Dev & Mining Co Ltd—
EXCHANGE
ST.
10
21%
33
(Dunsmuir) Ltd__*
Gold
EXCHANGE
128
20%
33
Corp
Cobalt
8'A
128
21%
*
A
Ltd
Asbestos
Chimo
Mar
pfd__100
•
cum
class
Smtlt
Chibougamau
6
6%
Ltd
&
Canadian
Cassiar
Gunner
210
Mines Ltd..
Feb
20
Bart
St. Catherine Street
41
1,370
63%
;
Jan
58
STOCK
Branch
page
1.15
63
*
Frobisher Limited
see
1.05
Pipe Line
Mines
Dec
Jan
Telephone
footnotes
1.15
100
Ltd
Gold
BUrnhurst Mines
Dome
For
5
-
*
Ltd.
6.75
Sep
18%
&
savard
TROIS-RIVIERES
a26
Belville Gold Mines Ltd
D'Eldona
QUEBEC
Jan
a26
com
Iron Co
&
Consol
1181
Vi Feb
5
Corp
Cortez
276 ST. JAMES
Dec
25
A
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50%
Jan."
4.25
100
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Nov
Ltd—
43%
500
—
Central Gas
May
4.20
42%
-
Dec
Corp
16
19%
4.50
.—_
___-.
710
50 Va
& Works
Leaseholds
Feb
4,05
Dec
Sep
10
Breweries
12 % July
50
Wabasso Cotton
Wilsils Ltd
701/4
Oct
3.00
2.50 Mar
25
100
*
Mines
Century, Mining
Western
57
440
2.75
20
;
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Mines
Sulphur
137
32 % •
*
pfd_>___^_—100
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20
26%
common
Co
Corp
Sulphur
19
Oelta
United
1,925
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100
30%
Ltd
200
3.60
1
Canada
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25
:
of
Ameranium
25
——
Tobacco J
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65
3.55
2.75
common
Pr
Canada
Mining
Jun
29
Oils ;
Tnckett
65
26%
,
Pr
Corporations
36%
*
Dec
26%
Ltd
Finance
Gas
1,123
.—*
Apr
11%
*
Ltd
preferred.,
Mountain
40%
Power'
3.75
Jun
Sep-
July
Paving & Materials Ltd—_*
Traders
39%
Co
Canada
Jan
Oct
8%
Mar
27
Ltd
Ltd
Canada
Standard
40
Steel Co of Canada common
5%
2.50
3.50
N C part 2nd pfd_±..50
(Can)
Southern
common.*
.
3%
8
190
Feb
42
159
34 Va
Ltd common.
&
6%
Industries
Dec
ctfs
trust
425
4.50
*
red
Russell
39
100
vot
4.50
a2.00
Sep
Jun
1,233
A
Reitmans
Apr
preferred
4.50
a2.00
allVa all Va
32
146%
2,465
Paper Co_^.*_
Stores
Corp
30%
—
Jan
3
42
Inc
Power
Service
Power
80
com
25 Va
Oct
315
34%
Corp
(Walter M)
Newfoundland
Paul
1,102
Canada
of
Williams
21
37%
al59
34
class A
Corporation
38
preferred
Jan
Nov
55
__•
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pfd:
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
al2
.
Jun
36%
3.55
*
Securities
(Alfred)
MacLaren
37%
preferred
45
40%
pfd
class
Co
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Intel-provincial
Lowney Co
all%
__
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&
May
41%
Ltd
Can
Paper
(Frank
Hydro-Electric
37%
*
common-—,--
35
18
53%
a__
34%
Worsteds
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
6%
redeemable preferred
Aconic
St
Feb
•
Linoleum
&
Manufacturing
Ford
Western
22
21%
22
*
Rolland
50
Nov
*
Quebec Power
25
Jun
26 Vb
•
49% Nov
Jan
5
Corp
Mar
69%'
69
,
*
Transport
2,580
Feb
48
*
Provincial
Dec
78%
25
26
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
27%
31
69%
*
1
Company
Sep
Dec
31
9
common
Placer Development-
13
24%
.58%
60 Vi
•
common
11% July
195
58%
59
Jan
16
11
3.60
*
Jan
150
26
26
26
*
47
Jan
11%
11%
5
Ltd.
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Chemical pfd__
Car
Mines
Mar
97%. Jan
al59
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Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbacli
Class
National Drug &
,
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37
common
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Noranda
Feb
12
Sep
Sep
Jan
23
45
0
•
l
McColl-Frontenac
MacMillan
14
Jan
Dec
11
.
Feb
144
10%
10%
33 Vi
Dec
al8 V4 a 18 %
A
7
Oct
85.
24 Va
•
12%
85%
Feb
10
138 V4 138 %
*
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd
Claude Neon Gen Advertis class B
29 v4
138 V4
_____100
Ltd
Jan
360
17 V4
52
IIVb July
1,120
29 %
common
preferred
33 %
127
337
29'/a
20v4
20%
52
36 Vb
20%
28%
29%
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15
70
Nov
Apr
78'
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18%
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*
Dec
78
351
common
Co
15%
18%
120
17
*
Lumber Co
25
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49%
16%
100
Marconi
Western
16% al6%
(John)
Woods
Ltd
Woollens
Ltd
49%
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Oilcloth
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5
65
Canadian
Dominion
1,934
Jan
2,485
Feb
Dominion
55
9%
87
Feb
July
52 Va
Dec
Apr
8%
May
36% Mar
55;
,
25 Vb
7
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12%
Jan
95%
110
High
Oct
685
*
8
58
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4,324
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21
86
46
39
129
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Oct
Jun
34%
7%
Jan
Oct
128
7%
Nov
29%
33 '/a
7%
300
Nov
36%
34 V,
25
87
■'■..
Range for Year 1953
High
*
:
300
a
Low
•
Investments
120
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Class
Industries
preferred
39
25
Laurentide
10
Shares
9
Gen
7 Vc
35 V4
International Utilities Corp com
Preferred
T/c
20%
Apr
42'/a
25
■■
for Week
•
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Canadian
38%
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the
17
2,145
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,
of Prices
1
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35%
7.50
common
Petroleum
Limited
a23
35%
Ar;
25
•
Co
39
*
Power
of
Dec
9%
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,
International
Lake
21%
26%
35%
Exchange
Week's
100
Sugar
Co
Arena
Canadian Dredge
35%
common
International
Labatt
14% Mar
-
a97 Va
25
Dec
5
preferred
30
pfd__
Dec
25
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com
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40
,
37
38%
•
common
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Canada
1,825
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1st preferred
conv
$3.00
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17 Va
45% Mar
3,335
10 y4
$1.50
Apr
Jan
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6
6.85
10
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31%
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Par
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Nov
36
__
25
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Mar
12%
Sep
25
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100
100
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Canadian
Canada
45 '/a-.45 Va
27'A
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'
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Oct
37%-J8%
10 V4
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Aug
45%
6.85
Dec
'
27%
111
37%
28 V«
preferred
27
28%
32'A
353
Imperial Oil Ltd
1
;
♦
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1
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$5
Jan
165
99
1,956
20
%
1
23
220
107
*
1
_______
100
32
Feb
50
_.
Mining
Bay
Husky Oil
27
32%
Canadian
20
27-
__
32
54%
130
21
21%
*
43
32%
Jan
ji
1
33-^3$%
*
May
32
101
45
*
Hamilton Bridge
Howard Smith Paper common.^
39
32%
105%
25
2
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100
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&
104
34 Va
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20 y4
2,210
110;-»/U0
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General
103 Va"
100
Dynamics
General
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20%
Nov
43% Nov
150
10
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37
38% May
43
10
Dec
1,090
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•
common
Jan
80
43
Dominion
Feb
Foundation Co of Canada common—-*
31
Mar
Commerce
Dec
mm
26% Aug
a42a42%
__
Jan
Jan
18'/a
1
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lo
Dec
Sep
18 %
23
Jan
810
36 Vi
Jan
25
Jan
12 V4 Mar
Nov
Dec
a4.00
Canadian
Players
36
High
18%
40
13% Aug
15 'A Dec
14,;%
7 %
Low
100
26
36%
10
Scotia
Jan
Dec
8
14 %
7'/4
Range for Year 1953
High
26
__
Imperial
24 Va
I
/
200
10%
Shares
Banks—
Anglo-Nfld
Famous
25
for Week
a20% a20%
__
Dec
Jan
8
Jan
'Feb
10
j;__l
—
15
100
7%
Power
Corp
34%
Dec
19
*
,
Sep
655
10 V2
•
common
5%
Low
•
16% Mar
5%
295
"
Dominion Textile
Sep
7%
10%
•
common
Dec
Jan
22
2,450
36
*
Chemical
12 Vb
19
9%
450
a
Par
Zellers Limited common
Toronto
25
71
al4%
*
common.
Dec
Sep
251
8
Corset
10%
14
5,003
28%
71
*
Dominion
Jan
770
27%
*
gales
Range
of Prices
Apr
33 Vb
25
25%
10%-.10%
28 Va
2
15Va
Dec
5%
25
preferred
Dec
20%
100
23 Va/I
10 y4
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
11%
10% ait
a
8
Corbys class B___
Distillers
55
24 Va
*
Consolidated Textile
Dec
25% May
22 Va Jan
6,653
alO«/2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Dec
14
5,210
18
•
Farm
15
100
25
Vickers
Cockshutt
18
al2 %
common
Railway
Petroiina
Canadian
Consol
Companies
Pacific
85
•
1
Range for Year 1953
Low
25
<
JANUARY
"•
Shares
Par
6e/c
Cottons
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Canadian
WEEK
FOR
Safes
Ltd.
1
7.50
Jan
Ap'r
Jan
Jan
90c
90c
1,100
79c
Apr
1.29 Mar
34c
34c
2,000
33c
Nov
1.45 Jun
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19c
1.000
19c
Dec
9.00
9.00
10
4,700
19
Mines Metals Ltd—*
Mines
200
7c
34c
__*
0
9,000
3.95
Jan
61c
13.50
Jun
Feb
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
*
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Thursday
Jack
Lake
Jaculet
JANUARY
I
Thursday
for Week
Shares
Low
High
Low
Par
Mines
Ltd
11%
12
850
Oct
15%
Jan
Aluminum
2.08
2.01
2.20
4,300
48c
Jan
5.20
Apr
Amalgamated Larder
—--1
57c
35c
65c
97,850
30c
Sep
1.85
Feb
American
Leduc
Nepheline
'
Yellowknife
'
Gold
Min
i.arayetle
Lingside
Mackeno
Mines
Larder
"U"
Louvre
Mines
Obalski
Cons
Jun
99c
Aug
1
20c
20c
22c
22,175
16c
Sep
10
10
100
1
7c
6%c
4.90
4.55
48
48%
100
12%
3,430
4%c
17,550
4%c
Dec
14c
16 3 8
350
16%
Dec
21% Aug
8c
1,000
8c
Oct
47c
1
:
class A
7.50
7.80
1.100
6.15
Jan
Jan
Sep
10%
1
15C
14 %c 15 %c
49,000
12c
Sep
70c
5
12c 12 %c
10,500
12c
Dec
45c
Aug
Ankeno
5c
Oct
12c
Jan
9'/2c
Feb
Apex Cons Res
Aquarius Porcupine
5%c
5'/8c
5!/8c
1,500
3%c
"
4c
1,500
1
19c 19 '/4c
3%c Sep
2,000
52 ' 52 Mi'.
20c
Feb
22c
19c
225
Dec
51%~Shp
3,800
20c
Dec
85c
Jan
1.80
Gold
1,000
55c
Dec
Feb
7c
Dec
36c
Jan
Ascot
45c
Apr
Ashdown
Feb
Athona
Feb
Atlas
Atlas
14c
107,000
14c
Dec
1.87
20,100
65c
Jun
1,000
5%c
Dec
16c
15c
16c
3,725
15c
Nov
66c
Feb
5 %c
5%c
5%c
5,750
5%c Dec
18c
Mar
500
9%c July
11c
Dec
22c
Nov
Aumacho
77c
Jan
16c
—
16c
500
Hardware
Mines
14c
Sep
31c
Dec
Auto
10c
Dec
49c
Sep
Avillabona Mines
3.40
138
3.00
Nov
Oct
3.90
10c
1,000
9c
Dec
33c
4c
4%c
2,500
4c
Dec
8c
Electric
Feb
23 %c
52c
104.033
Dec
55c
Jan
B
___—__
9c
500
8 %c
Oct
21c
Feb
Bank
500
10c
Dec
21c
Jan
21,000
8c
Jan
25c
74c
80c
3,000
50c
1.24
1.40
6,000
1
1.40
Aug
Dec
1.24
of
15%
15%
15,500
16
1,860
16
Barvue
4.20
4.00
4.30
1,625
8c
9c
22,000
3.80 Aug
5.80
Jan
Barymin
Base
1,950
5.80
Oct
9.70
Feb
Baska
1.75
Dec
2.99
Jan
Bata
1
8c
1
6c
3c
Nov
14c
7%c July
33,50(1
8c
15c
*
12c
15c
12c
13c
12 %c
1
1.49
16c
1.46
17c
19,500
7%c
9%c
6.500
7c
Jun
25c
Oct
22c
26c
7,231
10c
Sep
61c
Apr
ll»/8c
lie 11%C
10,500
10 %c
Oct
25c
Feb
Sep
3.10
Jan
1
12c
Atlantic
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Oil
2.95
Sep
5.80
3,225
1.60
Dec
3.00 July
6%c
6%c
6%c
1,500
Borne
Co
35%
36
806
31%
Jan
37
Dec
42%
42 %
43
757
38
Oct
44
Dec
10
42 %
42%
43
360
Apr
45
1
1.20
1.20
1.25
5,100
1.05
Jan
1.55
Apr
—1
1.35
1.30
1.50
16,400
1.30
Dec
4.20
Jan
40c
55c
3,380
Sep
1.95
1.43
1.40
1.43
3,200
15c
16c
4,000
43c
Ltd
•
Mining
*
*
46 %C
47c
76,500
31c
Sep
Ltd
*
15c
15c 15%c
17,900
15c
Nov
49c
17c
16c
17c
14,601
16c
Dec
49c
1
6
Apr
53c
Dec
Apr
Bell
25
1.49
39%
39%
Jun
1.65
Jan
Sep
40
80c
6,365
35
500
39%
46c
Feb
Dec
72c
Jan
38c
Nov
39c
Telephone
Bellekeno
2.55
Beta
Mines
1
Nov
4.80 Mar
Bevcourt
Oct
1.10
Nov
Blbls
14%
13%
Sep
24%
5.000
Sep
5%c
Feb
3.25
Apr
Bobjo
'
1.88
3,750
32c 33 %c
12,000
16c
70c
1,000
60c
Sep
1.74 Mar
39c
40c
25,350
25c
Dec
1.00
24c
28c
59,340
24c
Dec
8c
9%c
13,700
7%c Oct
33c
6%C
6%C
7%c
2,250
5 %c Sep
14c
Jan
26c
28c
7,200
19c
57c
Mar
18c
16c
19c
40c
1
28c
1
9%c
1
Gold
Mines
1.38
Jail
Mines
26c
Sep
Bonville
2,500
50c
Dec
18'/2c 20 %c
5,000
18 %c
Dec
11%C Dec
66%c Mar
—
Gold
43c
4.40
1
Bralorne
3.25
300
3.05
Sep
5.90
4.45
Jet Oils
2.90
Jan
Brewis
Petroleum
Traction
5,500
3.50
6.60
100
2.40
Oct
5.10
Jan
9.25
1,550
6
Sep
12% Mar
British
38c
39c
2,000
25c
Sep
95c
British
3.90
3.90
500
6,000
Sep
,3.00 Sep
1.05
3.85
70
1.50
300
1
New .Continental
Oil
1
40c
40c
1.30
3,700
3.60
700
80c
1,300
aB.OO a8.75
80c
2.000
1.25
150
1
—-1
74c
*
a8.75
74c
3.20
3.35
Britalta
Jan
39c
5.95
—
6.65
5%
preferred
55c
56c
8.00
Grass
Empire Oils
Oil
Trican
j.i'di
Reef
Power
Oil
Brunhurst
Mines
7.50
Jan
Brunsman
Nov
2.55
Jan
Brunston
Sep
13.25
Jan
Brunswick
3.10 Sep
3.70
Sep
Buffadison
Jan
Buffalo
Dec
Buffalo
15c
Dec
2.12
51c
Oct
Nov
6.90
Sep
55c
6.65
1.52
13
Jan
1.25
2,600
80c
300
40c
Nov
a8c
500
7c
Dec
30c
21c
Dec
76c
Jan
Sep
£.25 Feb
1.68
22c
1,000
500
76c
9,400
63c
Dec
1.03
75c
—
80c
21,562
64c
Sep
Ltd—
64c
65c
1.65
1,800
63c
63c
500
Last
Sale Price
Par
common-
___
Acadia-Uranium
Sep
$
_
.
_
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Krtf?e„
59c
_
Sep
1.65
Consolidated
Alberta
Distillery
Alberta
,
Pacific
♦
Gais_
,
Sep
1.10
Jan
48
48 %
290
47
Jan
50% July
48%
17%
5%
28c
2.20
13c
8%c
Cons
•
•
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5%
6
4,875
17%
1,911
28c 35 %c
188.630
17 %
4.60
6
Apr
17%
Oct
28c
Dec
Dec
18% Oct
1.40 Jan
2.20
5,200
10c 13 %c
18.500
10c
Dec
45c
Apr
8c
Dec
21c
Apr
May
2.17
8%c
9c
4,000
2.10 Sep "
3.25
Feb
13c
15c
20,900
12c
Nov
93c
11%
13
3,490
10%
Dec
23%
1
7c
5c
7c
9,800
5c
Dec
15c
Ankerite
1
60c
60c
64c
2,600
50 %c
Jan
Canadian
*
15c
14c
15c
9,500
12 %c
Dec
35c
Feb
Lake
1
4%c
4%c
7.000
Sep
10c
Feb
Products
*
35
^5 %
530
Jan
39% Mar
Gold
Yellow
—
Knife:
35%
1
4c
34
1.05
11c 11 %c
2.500
9c
Nov
12c
14c
1.500
7%c
Jan
25c
0
19%
19%
19%
100
17%
Oct
22
*
—
37%
37%
41%
227
30
Jan
42
7%
7%
7%
525
6%
16,450
7%c
Jan
4
&
Steel
Co
class
.
B
A
12c
*
1
Calvan
Oils
Cons
34c
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Canada
Oil
&
Gas
18c
Foils
Iron
Shares
26 VB
26 VB
26%
1,200
22%
Oct
26%
85
16%
Feb
99
10
97
Jan
13c
14,287
11 %C
Dec
19,200
13c
Sep
27c
8
Dec
10
15c
10%
10%
86c
17c
8%
40
10%
50
8% May
102
—
Feb
48c
10%
75c
Dec
1.65 Mat-
5,120
75c
Sep
1.35
Jan
1.09
1.19
26,550
Dec
2.80
Feb
200
25c
27c
42
40
44
3.200
40
47%
2,236
23%
23%
25
1.05
900
26c
47
'
-
4.45
22,915
3.25
Sep
6.65
2.95
3.00
1,719
2.25
Jan
4.60 May
3.05
1.45
3,000
-
-
-
-
Jan
Jan
7.00
3.110
90
88%
91
393
72
Apr
91
28'%
28%
120
26%
Feb
29% May
8%
8%
25
Jan
10
6.70
6.70
7
Dec
10.50
0
Jan
Dec
May
19%
•
19%
20
110
19
Oct
20%
53
51 %
53
135
50
Feb
54
Jan
11
200
10
July
12%
Jan
25c
Oct
Oct
Dec
3.85
2.50
43 c
31
Oct
40
Dec
53%
21%
Apr
24
49%
'
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
Canadian Affiliates
Dec
24.000
1.90
Jan
3.90
14%
Feb
87c
3.45
73c
6.90
10
40 Wall
July
80c
1.85
Sep
Gairdner 8
Feb
75c
—
20c
8%
Aug
75c
1.15
Mar
1.700
Nov
17%
8%
33c
28c
High
11 %C
%
Jun
N
17
99
15c
Sep
15c
28%
•
common—
18% Mar
Low
17
8
7.50
14.300
Range for Year 1953
Apr
13c
2.310
17c
—
20
for Week
12%
—
9.10
15c
10%
2.540
•
45 %c Aug
8.70
O
1
common-
Foundry
Malting •
16 %c 18 %c
25c
1
Sales
16%
23%
41
Cement
Canada
of Prices
Dec
Nov
8.90
0
Preferred
Range
8%
Oct
Mar
16 %c
—
Chibougamau
Canada
Week's
3.40
—1
Ltd
preferred
Jan
13
Calnorth
Exchange
High
—
"*
1st
10%
15c
1
Jan
16%
_
common
Algoma Steei
Aluminium
Jan
Aug
Calder Bousquet
Jan
Loio
1
_
Petroleums
Alberta
*
10
«
Yellow
Albermont
too
•
—-
common
Jun
1
Hills
Burns
Nov
16%
O
1
Prelerred
Ajax
•
20
—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Ref class A—
Preferred
—!
Agnew-Surpass
Feb
3.35
3.85 Mar
35 %c
*
Oil
17c
95%
1
1.70 May
1
STOCKS
&
Nov
1.30 July
Red
Canada
Gas
7c
25,200
21 %
1
Thursday
Acme
7,000
1.92
1
Burlington
Canadian Funds
_
8%c
1.73
Jan
1
Mining & Smelting
Bulldog
Jan
1.92
—10c
Ltd——*
_
7%c
87
1
Ltd
Mining
Building
May
.
63c
1
Oils Ltd
_
Jan
11%
2% Sep
16% Sep
Mar
21c
*
1
preferred
Jan
15%
Dec
10
1
Si.50
1.90
Nov
6%
2,486
1
—
Mines
Sep
1.92
—
Paper
Sep
13%
19,147
11,375
*
—
Mines
Jan
a60c
Toronto Stock
&
1.00
50
7%
91
-———
3.70
a7c
"
Ltd—.
Power
2,800
14
6%
4.15
Empire
Jan
80c
Campbell
Abltlhl
Feb
Feb
21%
Brtiish
July
a55c
—
1
Ltd—r_
Petroleums
1.20
Djc
Jan
91
Columbia
u,
"Wilrich
1.10
5.25
.
Ltd
^Western Homestead
2.90
3.85
British
1.20
1
Petrol-Chemical
Oils
859
Jan
Burrard class
Td-Tor
3.00
Apr
20%
Jan
Bunker
Trans
2.90
1.08
21
Jan
r.
Sweet
18c
Sep
3.90
1.56
6.00
400
Spring Coulee Oil Corp Ltd
8C
100
5.95
70c
1,500
7.90
1
pfd—
4.25
(J.45 Mar
3.40
8,500
———1
Petroleums Ltd
Phillips. Oil Co
Quebec Oils Development
20c
7%c
*
Oil
4%%
1.20 Sep
2,400
1,500
•
.Pacific
6%c Dec
44.200
1
Petroleums
American
Columbia
Buffalo
3.40
15 %c 15%c
1
Co
2%c Jan
5,800
11c
1.92
Sep
Sep
1.45
•
Ltd—'
32.800
7c
9c
1
——.50
British Columbia Forest Products
•
3.40
1.50
1
MerriU Petroleums
7%
»
July
90c
3.85
3.85
*
-
Jan
Feb
Jan
Nov
Jan
3.60
8.50
1.00
13%
*
ordinary
Lake
Red
1.20
1
Cordage class A
Brazilian
38c
1
Ltd
;
Jan
9.25
"
Jasper Oil Corn
10 %c
Mine
Jan
80c
•
14 %c
4,600
7c
.
Boymar
Jan
Feb
70c
•
J.
Jan
2c
50
2c
Jan
14 %c
1
Mines
Yukon
8
2.10
26c
River
Gamma
60c
65c
0
Jan
125
200
3.85
1.10 May
Jan
3,400
8,350
4.40
Feb
Sep
Feb
65c
78c
3.25
43c
7%
70c
1.75
1.63
Jan
Sep
53c
3.35
33c
1.30
14c
7 V8
3.35
2c
40c
Sep
65c
Dec
14%
38 %c
*
10c
2
—
Jan
4
63c
Co_
Ltd—
Jan
12c
Mines
Broulan
Oil
Dec
Lodge
65c
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
6c
Uranium
3.60
—
Sep
Bros
10,100
1
Oils
Feb
8,050
1.85
Beaver
14c
1
Producers Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
42c
3.85
1.60
Beatty
22c
common
Del Rio
12C
3.15
Oct
5,700
A_.
Ltd
8,600
15c
1.85
Jan
11,500
20c
Ltd
Oils
14 %c 15 %c
Apr
Jun
12c
Petroleum
Consolidated Cordasun
Apr
9%
3.80
10
Brilund Mines Ltd
Devonian
61c
Petroleums
Bralsaman
Canadian
7% Aug
9%c Oct
10
Ltd
Co
Brantford
Canadian
48,000
1.10
14c
Ltd—
Ltd
2.05
456
12c
Feb
j, Oil Stocks—
Oils
100
8%
30c
-1
Canadian Admirals
2.15
10c
Dec
1
Ltd
2.15
8%
2.15
Bordulac
Ltd
Jun
Dec
12c
1.83
Oils
26c
6c
28c
71 %c
1
& Gas Ltd
Feb
1
Bldgood Kirkland
Lands
r
lie
12c
11c
14%
Southern
Feb
4,500
22c
1'
Oils
Apr
27c
23% Jan
27,500
Sep
Sep
1
Ventures Ltd
Canada
19
Oct
55c
Metals
Berens
Vinray Malartic
ViQlamac Mines
Cglvan Cons Oil
Oct
Oct
30,700
11c
Canada
8c
6c
26c
*
class
15
12%
15 %c
Beattie-Duquesne
Gas
Aug
Apr
1.06
24c
1
Mines
Mines
Feb
4,200
&
Jan,
30c
7%c
*
Toronto
Barnat
Feb
3.40
12c
Oils
8c 10
14%
16c
Jan
Oct
8c
250
%c
9'/«c
Jan
6%c
40c
6,500
23,750
1
Montreal
of
Dec
90c
1.85
Bailey Selburn
Dec
May
Oct
6.70
Petroleums
2,000
15c
50c
1J
Bank of Nova Scotia—
15c
8c
Antone
9c
13c
1
10c
1.75
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
12%
85
Jan
1
9c
6.10
_
Oct
Oct
45c
—50c
10c
1.75
United Montauban Mines
9
78
13c
Warrants
Corp Ltd.
160
47c
1
Oils
12c
6.10
Asbestos
8%C
21 %c
250
83%
1
Ltd-
9c
1
Ltd
83
9c
1
common
15c
1
United
83%
1
10c
1
Mines
12 %c 12 %c
*
100
1
class
1
12c
tJddlen
30c
50c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
Bank
Ltd.
80c
Dec
Aug
Bagamac Mines
Jan
May
1
Goldfields
Dec
8c
10c
1
8,000
28,900
9c
17c
42c
Gold
17c
3.40
13,700
21,000
17c
1
27c
9c
22c
8%c 10 %c
Sep
Mines
16c
1
Tiblemont
Feb
Dec
1
River
13 %c
_»
Mines
Aug
Jan
*
25c
Ltd—
Cons
Jan
14%
49
4c
(1937)
16 %c
Steeloy Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.
Sullivan
8.25
Jun
9c
Aumaque
2.90
16c
_1
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd.
Mines
Dec
Dec
12%
1,500
Bankfield Cons
Gold
4.55
48
20,100
j—
.1
Standard
5%c Sep
5c
Atlin-Ruffner
14c
1
Mines Ltd.
7,329
24c
Yellowknife
Com
5%C
Aunor
Ltd—
4.200
21c
—
Metals
1
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd
12%*
22c
7c
4.95
'
4 %c
Steels
14c
1.30
1.76
1
8herritt-Gordon
5-70 July
21c
Jan
Apr
24c
Armistice
10,500
1
Mines
2.26
23.845
———*
1
—
■
Dredging.
12%
3.60
10c
—-—
55c
7 %c
5%c
—
Ltd.
3.10
Mar
7c
7c
14c
1
Mines.
Uranium
Apr
.
———-—1
55c
1
1
1
Rix-Athabasca
Jan
20
l
—
—
Argus Corp common
Preferred —~f--
69%' 'Jan
66c
Mines
Mines
Arjon
1
Ltd
Mines
40c
9.15 Mar
Jan
12c
1
Ltd
Ltd.—
Gold
60c
Petroleums
Dec
5c
8c
1
Uranium
6,500
Anchor
3,000
4%c
Ltd
(1945)
Orchan
77c
Anglo-Canadian Oil
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd__50
Anglo-Huronian
.■—9
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
4%c
5%c
16%
Ltd
Mines
73c
*
)c
Nocana
73c
Lead
•
Nubar
50c
Anacon
—
Island
Jan
Jan
5c
14c
Mines
54c
12c
Mines Ltd--.
New
Dec
Amurex
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
18 %C
American
Ltd
Ltd
29,196
Feb
—.
Mines
23c
Feb
Mines Ltdl——5
Mining Cor Ltd
1
Fortune
18 %c
6c
Mdlntyre-Porcuplne
Calumet
Jan
23c
24c
Area
New
30c
Dec
1
New
Dec
Dec
*
Ltd
12 %c
2c
-
Merrill Island
500
8c
Co Ltd—
Mining Co
Dec
15c
Petroleums Ltd
Dev
105
15c
1,000
Oil
j High
100% May
lbc
——1
3,000
1
Ltd
Copper
146
9c
1
Mines
Oils
Mines
Low
105
3c
—"
Explor
Range for Year 1953
High
104%
9c
Mines
Asbestos
Landover
Lavalie
&
Lew
105
pfd__100
3c
1
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Labrador
2nd
Canada
1
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Lid
Kerr-Addison
•Shares
1
—
—'
-
11%
of
Co
for Week
—1
—
Ltd
*
12
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
•
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1953
1
Mines
Mines
r.
Pato
ENDED
American
Uranium
New
WEEK
i
Range
Par
5
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co.
Iso
Week's
Last
stocks
i
.Monday, January 4, 1954
Gairdner & Company Limited
CANADIAN
Feb
SECURITIES
Dec
Jan
Jan
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Investment Bankers Association
of Amend
Montreal Stock Exchange
Wire system to all
Jan
May
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Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
,
Stock Exchange
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offices
Exchange
Feb
I
Number 5287
Volume 179
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(39)
31
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
'
Sale Price
Par
Canada
Oil
Lands
Low
•
Packers
Canada
Permanent
class
Canada
Southern
B
1.30
Oct
3.00 Mar
31'A
30
28%
Feb
35
May
58
160
49
Jan
58
Nov
58
1,620 "
9.15
8.80
9.CO
4,250
5.35
Sep
12% Mar
El
2.45
2.75
1,100
1.25
Sep
3.00 May
El Sol
Lines
preferred
50%
*
35c
39c
22,166
2
4.35
3.85
4.35
11,900
2.85
Sep
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
10
323k
32'A
32%
1,905
28%
Jan
•
21%
21%
21%
3,440
17
•
28 %
28'A
28%
635
23%
Breweries
Cannera
__
39c
24%c Oct
Feb
Empire
21%
Dec
Jun
33
Class
Car
Celanese
Canadian
$1
preferred
Sep
19
Sep
203k Mar
23 %
25
1,055
46
Fargo
_w
19
19
100
Dec
2,640
7%
43,235
2.20
Sep
Oils
Grain
Decalta
Jan
8.00
60c
68c
3,083
Jun
86c
15 %c
17c
1,500
15c
Sep
31c
42c
Nov
1.51
Jan
45
Jun
55%
Nov
•
68c
•
94c
80c
1.05
91,500
•
common
52
52
52
75
__
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
50c
,
,
Jan
Preferred
3.50
3.60
145
2.00
Jan
4.00
Feb
7
7
20
5%
Jan
8%
62
__
*
Malartic
22c
15c
May
65c
Aug
Feb
16c
Jan
Mar
21
21
25
22c
25c
22,600
18c
Dec
1.00
Feb
51c
51c
56c
5,700
48c
Sep
1.55
Jan
17c
5,200
16 %c
Dec
52c
14%
15
8,084
13
Sep
23%
19%
19
19%
180
203k
20%
21
575
1.92
12,556
17%
22
Jan
*
15
1.87
1.79
19%
3.25 May
Mar
21% Noy
420
8c
8%C
15,100
5c
3.80
3.50
3.90
11,025
3.10
15
warrants—,
Oil Cos
17
62
10
17
17
110
36c
36c
2,012
47
66
Oct
Nov
Dec
23
Sep
5
35c
July
55c
Jan
«
1.30
7.50 Mar
Sep
Mines
Iron
1
1.54 Apr
57c
64,200
47 c
Dec
22c
22c
23c
4,000
15c
Nov
Manufacturing
•
1.20
1.00
1.20
6,450
80c
Sep
2.25
Ford
Motor
•
63%
623k
64 %
1,839
59
Apr
68
Mar
62%
Dec
70
Jun
11
Jun
14% Aug
5%c
Nov
*
class
A
50c
55c
•
—
•v
*
Foundation Co
Francoeur
Fraser
,
Gold
Cos
62 %
62%
25
*
13%
13%
50
*
6c
6c
15%
1534
15%
155
4.75
4.25
5.00
23,785
70c
—?
common
Frobisher Ltd common
3.10
Sep
V/o
1.77
Oct
Jun
Gaitwin
100
88c
88c
1.00
6,100
88c
Dec
20%
203k
22%
4,989
20%
Dec
38c
11
12
2,705
10%
Dec
12
1.49
1.41
1.50
10,650
1734
17%
18
870
1.65
__
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd
Canadian Pipe Line Products
1
•
Cariboo
•
Asbestos
Corp
1.61
95c
•
Ltd
Trethewey
Central
2.30
1
Gold
Casslar
Castle
7.10
2.40
95c
15,715
95c
l,p00
6.10
7.10
9,125
2.39
;_1
Explorers
-
60c
70c
2,200
1,100
Leduc
1.33
Dec
2.30 Mar
Sep
2.39
100
*
14
19
Sep
1.20
3.30
Oct
Jan
1.50
Oct
Dec
80c
Mar
Gas
Gatineau
Centre
Centremaque
Sep
50c
2.20
Feb
1.20 May
92
94
70
90
Dec
17c
18c
2,300
16c
Sep
63c
56c
63c
13,100
50c
Sep
20%
'20%
10,457
103
104
80
100
Feb
106
110% 110%
10
104%
Jan
110%
Dec
Jan
6.00
Jan
*
3.20
6.00
Jan
f General
4.30 Jan
General
3.75
100
1.46
2.00
23,600
70c
70c
70c
2,000
70c
16c
16c
2,200
15c
1.18
1.25
1,900
Nov
8c
8c
3,000
8c
Oct
95c
Sep
2.10 Mar
Sep
1.95 Mar
1
__
1
1.21
July
5%
5%
5%
1,200
33%
33%
181
31
58
56%
58
192
52%
1
common
.
Steel
Wares
preferred
5.00
4.90
5.00
1,300
1
5.10
4.90
5.10
350
100
100
100
101
40
1
Petroleum
8Vkc
8c
9c
25,300
4.40
■
"
8.50 J»n
Oct
4.75
7.50 Jan
Sep
99
A
,
May
68% Feb
Oct
3
...
J*
45
July
5
Dynamics
lA
May
104
Jan
12 %c
Dee
ii7A
Jan
1.32 Mar
Dec
Aug
1.25
Dec
Giant
19 %c
Feb
God's
Lake
Geneva
30c
Sep
1.03
22% Mar
20% May
4.90
Apr
1.80 Jan
,
General
General Motors
Sep
20%
100
Bakeries
General
Jan
1.40 Sep
I
100
60c
Feb
1
Porcupine
Lake Uranium
9.20 Feb
18c
*
common
preferred
9.50 Mar
3.25
__
Power
preferred
5%%
2.90
4.05
1.70
1
Patricia
Central
Central
Jan
Sep
4.10
:*
Exploration of Alberta—
2.15 May
•
Oil
Feb
10c
18
13% July
94
Exploration
Class A
Central
Feb
1
debentures
5%
Canadian VIckers
Canadian Williston Minerals
Aug
32% Jan
12
Railway
1.65
1
25
Reserves
Gas
&
Pacific
Canadian
Jail
13c
Jan
Fleet
B warrants
•"
Warrants
Canadian
Jaa
Jan
25
1.20 Jan
20
8%c
1
Jap
21% July
18
Sep
19% Sep
"
Canadian Oil
Oct
Jan
100
Locomotive
Canadian
9,700
Mar
21
Petroleum
Fenlmore
Jan
7
Class A
Canadian
30c
78c
8.00 Dec
3.60
*
25c
5c
Nov
23% Feb
Mar
22c
A
class
Class B
Canadian Food Products common
30c
19%
Kirkland
7%
Warrants
2,000
.250
Ltd
Federal
6.35
1
Canadian
500
7c
Hi
.'
Federal
73?
14
Federated
Canadian
Sep
6%c
7c
*
Players
Nov
7.85
,,
Famous
Jan
21
Dec
3
73k.
6c
6%c
•
Fanny Farmer
21% Nov
Jun
•
Canadian Colleries ADunsmuir)
Oct
21
16 %c
15%
18
37c
7c
Warrants
16%
25
Cellulose
&
200
14,350
Jan
24%
•
common
_
Chemical
Canadian
22
1
150
•
67A
Jun
1
,
Corn
965
„
High
2.45 Mar
Jan
5'A
10
Ltd
19%
18%
20
45c
43c
•
Life
19%
•
common
A
100
22
43c
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Canadian
85,650
6%
1
Mines
Eureka
Dec
Apr
Oils
Low
1.19
41c
20
Gold
Range for Year 1953
High
6%
1
Pen-Rey
Estella
6.50 Mar
33
A
Shares
1.10
_»
Emerald Glacier
Dec
95c
Jan
420
Oils
Oil
50
49 'A
46%
50
Admiral
Atlantic
Machine
Eddy Paper class
,
1.13
1
„
Elder Mines
2.75
SS
Metals
Washing
1
Oils
,
Canadian
Canadian
Easy
58
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
20
Warrants
Canada
800
Eastern
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
5.05
3i»/4
*
Mortgage
Low
2.10
Week's
Thursday
Oct,
1.90
Canada
1
STOCKS
2.40
3.90
Warrants
JANUARY
Range for Year 1953
High.
3.60
3.90
ENDED
for Week
Shares
FOR WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Thursday
Gold
1
•
;.30
1.13
1.33
9,200
Chemical Research
50c
1.58
1.56
1.66
21,600
1
5%c
5%c
6c
10,500
5c
Jan
15c
32c
26 %c
35c
44,100
23c
Jan
83c
Jun
40c
Dec
1.40
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
8.00
3,856
85c
95c
53,450
30c
19c
Jun
7.30
Dec
.
"
66c
1.30 Mar
Jan
J
Feb
1
7.30
90c
1
Mines
Gold
7.60
—1
Gold
1
•
Yellowknife
Lake
7c
Charter
Oils
„
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Chesklrk
Mines
Chesterville
Mines
Explorers
Chlbougamau
Chlmo
Ltd
1
48c
46c
50c
6,600
1
Gold
1.24
1.00
1.34
200,265
1.04
Jan
Gold
Eagle
Golden
2.75
2.75
210
1
7c
7c
7c
750
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
1
1.40
1.35
1.45
11,981
73c
74c
5,000
103k
11
2,985
Chromium
*
.
Cochenour
WlUans
,
__
...1
Cocksliutt Farm Equipment
-
__
•
1034
71c
1
Coldstream Copper
1
1
Mines
Coniagas
6,000.
28c
500
1
National
Conduits
8c
28c
__
4%c
4%c
4'Ac
1,500
_1
Y'Knife
Colomac
7'Ac
8c
-
7
7
7
13
—5
—
*
Oil
1
Astoria
1,500
Jan
Goodliisli
Goodyear
Sep
2.40
1.50
Jan
1
4c
3'Ac
4c
8,500
,—*
16% Mar
Mining
Tire
Graham
common
97
94
97
51
1
Bousquet
Grandines
Mines
•
;
1
Consolidated Cordasun
Consolidated
Discovery
Consolidated
1
Crest
East
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Mines
1
Consolidated
Guayana
Consolidated
Howey
40c
1,575
2.05
18%
18%
19%
1,625
1
8.50
6.20
8.65
6.375
Mar
Great
A
•
6
6
225
11c
Feb
Class
Jun
12%
Feb
Gridoll
Jan
1.80
1
80c
Dec
1.03
Dec
7c
Sep
7
Jun
38c
21c
93k
85c
July
1.35 Mar
,
Feb
Paper
common
West
Coal
class
Dec
9b
Freehold
Gulf
36c
10c
"Dec
500
32c
Dec
25c
Dec
50c
Jun
12%c
Dec
30c
1,250
1.52
2.22
1,191,716
12%c
17c
.2,750
1.35
85c
2.22
50c
Mining it Smelting
Consolidated
L*
24
3,419
12 %c 13%c
233k
24%
•
1
July
Feb
Sep J
343k
Jan
Sep
39c
10c
15c
16c
81,698
15c
8
8
8
25
5%
Jan
8% July
2.50
2.50
100
2.25
Feb
3.05 July
Rochette
1
Consolidated
Sannorm
1
Consumers Gas
934c
__
8c
10c
32,500
9c
9c
1,500
10
16%
16%
17
•
3.60
3.25
3.60
1
Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Corby (H) Dist voting
Comvest
16c
15c
20c
•
1034
2,565
.
2,550
1.40
Dec
Jan
Gold
Lake
J
-
8c
32%
*
Hamilton Bridge
Hard Rock Gold-
Harding
14c
Carpets '
:i-
—
Harrison Hibbert Mines
21'A
21
21%
3,830
1
i
13'Ac
13%c
16c
20,000
*
1
16C
__
of
Heath
Heva
8C
6%C
9c
8,000
4'Ac
4 %C
•
25c
...1
_.i
Gold
6%c Jan
1
c
22c
—
Mines
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
1
*
15c
Del
Gold
Detta
Ltd
Mines
1
8
,
*
—
Dome
Smith
Howard
Paper
*
common
116
Dec
76
Feb
Hy-Charger
Sep
10
108
60
35
55
34
34%
832
27
July
34%
8c
1,700
7c
Dec
18c
Mar
99c
1.10
15,700
70c
Sep
1.30 July
19c
1.25
1.25
1.25
300
1.10
1.40
1.25
1.40
31,210
1.15
Dec
52c
Nov
15c
17c
7,500
11c
1.65
1.50
1.94
328,425
96c
Nov
Sep
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
2.96
Feb
Jan
Industrial
Acceptance
common
preferred
$2 preferred
$1.50
Inspiration
27%
28%
823
Nor
International
Bronze
4.20
3.80
4.25
800
3.80
Dec
7.75 Mar
International
Metals
14
13%
14%
5,230
133k
Dec
29
10
32
3134
32
340
27%
Apr
34
*
Bank
14%
14%
14%
1,626
12%
Apr
15%
99%
65
963k
Apr
100
Jun
9
Sep
16
Mar
100
Magnesium
:
Invest
Dominion
Coal
&
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
•
—_
Dominion Textile
99'A
12
12
12
315
10%
103k
10%
1,097
18%
18%
12
18%
360
7%
19%
2.50
50c 56%c
36,100
7%
7%
21
21
7%
21
73k
2.50
•
7%
*
,
Mines
1
55c
14
55
845
100
73k
^
12 %
93k May
10 %
1,480
•
common
Woollens
1 200
,12
23.50
Tar & Chemical common
Dominion
Donalda
•
common
Preferred
0
99%
1
com_.
Duvex
Oils
&
July
7
2.00
45c
Jan
International
Milling
Dec
9
Jan
21
Dec
Nov
11
East
East
Amphi
pfd
;
Malartic
5.00
Oct
94c
Nickel
East
Rim
East
Sullivan
set page
2,170
36
Oct
58
Mar
43c
1,000
41c
Dec
65c
May
7.60
6.70
7.65
Nov
12%
Jan
9'Ac
8c
10c
4,370
18,600
Dec
27c '•
Jan
38%
37%
5.70
8c
-'J
38%
987
31%
Apr
28
27%
28%
4,761
25'A
9%
10
446
9%
Jan
6'A
6%
400
5%
Feb
695
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
80
39
39
135
2.01
2.20
13,400
16%
16.%
25
31
32%
79
2.00
Jaculet
Sep
36% Mar
30'A Jun
36'A Mar
28
36
Sep
40c
Feb
5.10
July
Feb
15%
Sep
18'A
Nov
265
27
Jun
34%
Jan
79
100
79
Dec
87
Feb
33%
34'A
8,578
33%
Dec
128
129
125
Jasper
'
Feb
18
Sep
29% Mar
4c
Jan
22c
Jun
8c
Sep
24c
Feb
7c
15,500
9c
10c
2,600
3.40
400
1.95
Jun
Apr
Oil
Feb
May
Jellicoe
Jet
Mines
Oils
Joburke
(1939)
6c
6'Ac
4,770
4%c
Jan
16c
6'Ac
Apr
Dec
55c
Jan
15c
Ltd
•
19c
15c
19c
15,600
Gold
1
14c
12'Ac
14c
24,500
6'Ac
Jan
1
•
37'Ac
35c
40c
23,100
20%c
20c
21c
6,500
Sep
July
1.42
1.27
1.55
6,000
5'Ac
Mines
Ltd
Oct
Kayrand Mining
1
15c
Feb
1,000
Renville
3.15 Feb
Kenwell
70c
3.45
Oils
Sep
1.65 Jan
Kerr-Adidson
Dec
6.80
-1
1
1
Gold
July
*
Jan
Kerr
Lake
_—
'
1
6%C
6%c
20
21,474
6,525
90c
3.65
Jun
30
3.20
89c
86c
Jan
Mar
Sep
6'Ac
58c
3.50
46'A
131
18%
3.40
Sep
90c
y
127
9'Ac
Dec
3.55
41.
34%
1
1
'
Mines
21c
1
39
1
yr-
20c
1.45 Sep
6%'July
7c
Gold
18,050
28,260
Jan
11% July
•'1
5
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Jacknife
41,475
2.05
1.90
\
8,180
22c
12c
H
>
38% Dec
36
Nov
10
•'.>
21
1 74c
7%c Sep
3.40 Mar
38%
18%
•
3,500
20',V'Aug
18%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1
Mines
Mines
For footnotes
1
,
Apr
1.50 Sep
19%
Jonsmith
9%c 11%C
' Feb
21
Dec
66c
.
18%
Jan
20c
30c
8%b ;Fdb
'
*
International Petroleum
18%
72c
Jan
13
Sep
520
96c
20 %c
ll%c
•
"'13% 'Feb
Oct
38
100
Jan
29c
—_1
Mines
17
Jan
; ADec
"MO
43C
38
5/100
—.
Dec
25c
1
L
75
Jan
Sep
31
'
900
Jan
34c
Jun
16% Jan
19 % Nov
Sep
Sep
Preferred
15
29c
1
Minerals
Dyno Mines
Oct
20
31
A
25c
18%
_1
Gas
•
30
3
25
14,500
183k
Brewery
Oils &
Dragon
24'A
2.00
•
Powers
class
Joliet-Quebec
Dow
255
1.65
2.10
International Nickel Co common
Dominion Scottish
30%
22% Mar
Dominion Foundry & Steel com;
:
30
19%
1
pfd—25
Mining
»
Preferred
Sep
20
-_£1
Preferred
28%
Dome Mines
Dominion
•
•
1
1
1
10
*
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
2.50
-
12c
Jan
Jan
45c
Sep
24
Feb
1.92
3.75
Dec
Oct
Petroleums
2
(Western)
2,000
1.98
Dec
8c
Aug
15c
Seagrams
Exploration
Dominion
25c
25c
Devon-Leduc Oils
15c
■
—-1
Gold
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Feb
115
70,724
48c''; Jun
13c
Oct
*
Yellowknife
Homer
Hosco
60
34c
65c
May
4c
Feb
Nov
115
30c
Sep
30c
1,000
57c
11
1
Minerals
Distillers
34c
9%c Feb
17c
3,000
4%c
1
Ltd
Producers
4%C Oct
11,600
4%C
1
Mines
Rio
5,750
25c
36c
—1
Home
Jun
Dec
D'Eldona
5c
21c
35c
,
Dec
8
Dauch
&
Hoyle Mining
Delnite
Sep
Jan
15c
1.08
Jan
44c
25% May
9c
50c
50c
19 %c
Dec
6.30
Dec
—
6%
Dec
ti
29%ic Sep
9%c Nov
71,600
16%
Deb
Mar
21 %C Nov
12'Ac May
23c
1
Iron
Gold
8,200
6,500
17c
16c 16'Ac
1
—
Lakes
15c 16%c
1
Gold
Hasaga
Head
11%
6%c
Oils
10%
Oct
Sep
1,118
7,500
Davison
7
5c
2,570
9c
__
200
19,500
37,400
6%c
3434
17c
12
8c
5
8%
25c
1
1
15c
8.25
Jan
Crown Zellerbach Corp
8%
Dec
23c'
■,
Feb
Crowshore Patricia
21%
18c
4.50
__
Jun
7.60
,10%
—
13%
11%
Jan
100
14c
22c
Jan
100
Jan
9'Ac Oct
Feb
Feb
Mar
2c
8.25
4.00
Nest Coal
993,303
39
11%
100
Trust
14c
20c
Apr
*
140
Crown
10'Ac
13%
3%c Jan
32
1
31 %c Mar
Jan
5
1,950
Crow's
240
JUB
Jan
Oil
15c
1,000
22,500
33'A
6c
2%
Hollinger Consol
6,150
25c
8c
32%
8c
Dec
5.45 Mar
Dec
11
*
4,500
56,150
8.45
-13% Aug
17
3.25
10
25c
12c
Sep
Dec
'Feb
;
Mar
Jan
14
4.00
__
13%
10'A
13
Hinde
9%
1
Sep
25
'
10% Mar
Dec
High wood Sarcee
4.00
;
1.
Dec
Feb
10
Pershing
6
Jun
4.00
Croinor
Jun
27c
*
Mines
8.65
10%
21
Jun
20c
»
Crestaurum
4.25
Jun
8c
Class B
11
61'Ac Jan
15
7%c Sep
Craig Bit
,
13'Ac Dec
Feb
3,333
15c
Consolidated
1.45 Jun
Jan
Deo
Mar
13%c
__
Dec
Nov
100
Jan
*
*
24c
5'A
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
1
Class B
Jan
3.85
9.00
Apr
Jan
25
13%
Feb
10c
3c
88'A
15,150
9%c
Gwillim
*
;
Dec
5'A
9.75
Gunnar Gold
class A
Nicholson
Peak
Consolidated Press
Feb
12c
3c
7.05
9%c
Jan
Oils
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
9c
Jan
36c
6.10
1
Headway Red Lake
22
6.90-
10
Lead
Jan
80c
1,750
<
1.00
Dec
3'Ac
5'A
*
B
Jan
2.58 Aug
Jun
46c
10,500
27c
17c
20c
46c
„
2.20
1
3.75 Jan
Dec
Aug
10c ll%c
46c
__
6,920
7,500
•
Lakes
Jan
36'Ac 36%c
10'Ac
1
;
Lead
Matarrow
Cons
125
1.99
2.04
Jl
Arrow
3,500
40c
»
Lake
Consolidated
40c
14,300
87,805
Great Plains Development
7
40c
24c
25c 34 %c
13'Ac 16'Ac
34c
Mar
4c
1,700
8%
36c
1.45
Apr
74c
45c
8?Ac
15,000
5,000
Oct
1,500
7c
__
47c
4%c
Dec
1.75
20c
8c
a
,
5,450
4'Ac
25c
1.41
8%
22c
_1
Consolidated Bakeries
1.55
4'Ac
45c
Halliwell Gold
Allenbee
Consolidated
Consolidated
Art
1.50
4%c
17c
44c
__
Mar
15c
1
Guaranty Trust
Mines
Coniaurum
May
46c
Sep
*
Jan
9% Oct
1.70
1.75
53c
Dec
6c
Uranium
...
Mines
5.05
Dec
7%c
Mar
15c
16,500
Porcupine
Great
Coin Lake
18c
10,400
Goldhawk
Sep
1.25
84,000
7%c
23c
Goldflelds
14 %c
2.75 Dec
5c
1.52
32c
17 %c 19 %c
6%c
1
1
•
Manitou
Goldora
Citra-Lartic
Mines
20%
300
5'Ac
6'Ac
3,000
1.60
1.40
1.60
4,700
16%
16'A
16%
3,110
28c
40c
2,513
'3.75 Sep
40c
Feb
48c
Nov
30c
Jan
Sep
3.15 Mar
5'Ac Dec
13'Ac Feb
1.19
17 %
July
5'Ac Dec
1.40
16
20 %c
Sep
23
July
18'Ac Feb
2.25
Feb
Dec
21% Aug
Jun
35c
Feb
UJ
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(40)
..
.Monday, January 4, .1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
■'»
*
.
JANUARY 1
ENDED
Share*
—
~
High
Low
8'/2c,
8c
2,500
'
New
Ryan Llake Mines
12c
11 %c 12'Ac
Jun
12c
11%C
12c
10,133
2.03
2.00
2.10
11c
lit
5'%c
5'Ac
6c
1.38
1.38
May
9,000
55c
Dec
40c
3,800
35c
Dec
78'Ac
Jan
New
-1
—
14c
17c
7,500
10c
Sep
20c
Nov
Nib
13c
1114 c
13c
30,000
8'Ac
1
42c
39c
42c
14,500
Oct
Dec
20«
Kirkland
Townsite
1.15
1.00
1.15
—«
55c
58c
85c
Superior Oils, of Canada.
New
1.53 Jan
Thurbois
—,—
Yellowknife
—-J
—
(
Jan
-Feb
1
4.10
Jan
'..1
16c
Sep
1
13%c Aug
i
7,500
35c
75c
36c
.+
High
35c
31c
500
6,850
65c
39c
Low
Sep
9,727
lie
58c
72c
—-———
/
11 %e Dec
8,500
Senator
1
—
*
New
1
i
Lake
Range for Year
High
Jan
39c
1
—
JKlrkland
Low
.
Shares *"
of Frices
High
6%c Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Ffiee
———.1
Mines
Klrklaud-Hudson
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1953-
*
1
Low
*
Keyboycon Mines
of Prices
Week's
Thursday
for Week
ga|e price
•,
Par
Keymet
FOR WEEK
Salee
-
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
10c
1.9a Sep
8c
Jan
3%c
Jan
1.32
Dec
-
Klondike-Keno
Kristina
Mines
Copper
Kroy Oils Ltd
..
39c
1.00
17,500
35c
Sep
Nov
•
Exploration-
Dufault Mines
Lake
17
1
,
Lingman
Dsn-
-1-
Shore
2din es—.
7.50
Jun
17
1,152
*
%
■
"
f
Lake
Wasa
Gold
1;025
"
.
6 .10
Minings.
—10,700
6,500
15c
18c
20c
1,150
1«C
5.30
5.50
1,615
5.20 Sep
-
Feb
1.80 Apr
Dec
62c
62c 6514c
5.50
2 lit
_1
Lake of the Woods common
Lamaque
Gold
handover
Ollg &
20c
22c
7,200
•
29
29
30
_■»
—■ —
3.80
3.80
100
11c
13c
111,100
Mines
Laura
9>A
Mines
..1
—
14
4,590
414c
13%
5!4c
1
600
150
14
5%c
514c
50c
1
Leitch Gold
150
6%C
414c
3
—
Mines
9%
6c
1
Secord
Lavalle
914
0
—
Lapa Cadtjlac
•
12 %c
1
Lang & Sons-
Lapaska
,
•
1,100
9c
70c
♦
Noranda
Nordon
m
Mines
58%
1,000
56c '
88 %
Norgold
l9c
54c
Feb
Norlartic
Sep
51c
Feb
Normelal
20c
Dec
28 V*
Gold
1
Lexlndlu Gold
39c
.
Mar
58c
33
Nov
51c
10
7'A May
5 %c
9c
Jan
3 %c
9%c
Jan
14 %
Jun
13
5,500
5c
Oct
2,390
55c
-
5.40
Dec
11c
Mines
7c
■
500
Groceterias
class
8c
.2.40
2.45
4c
—1
10c
8'Ac
10c
5,833
—*
1.82
1.60
1.82
Jan
22c
Feb
Oct
29c
Feb-
7'Ac
8%c
4,025
13c
19,600
Nov
r
North
North
Star
:
—
Trinity
Gold
lnca
-
7'Ac
North Denison
11c
13c
_
Oil———
6%
—
—
8c
!
1.56
Dec
6%c Dec
.6 %c
ri25
6%.
8
Northland
Feb
Nubar
Feb
1.09
Jan
2,800
Sep
17 %c
16,500
6c
Jan
16%c Sep
16,800
43c
Dec
36
Apr
Feb
38
•
40%
39%
4014
—1
•
4'Ac
4c
16c
12c
1
79c
68c
1
13c
425
Long island Petroleums
Uranium
Lorado
Mines
Goldfields
Louvlcourt
Lowney (Waiter M)
Lynx Yellowknife
Macassa
,
Nudulama
20c
18c
20c
4,600
18c
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
2,000
4'Ac Dec
17c
13c
18c
17,500
10c
Dec
38c
42c
19,250
36c
Dec
39c
Ltd
Mines
Dec
I
1
(1949)—
Ltd—
Oakville
Wood
Lake
1.00
Jan
Feb
O'Brien
OH
Mines
Mackeno
Mines
24c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Gold
July
46% July
Okalta
'
Class
1.45
Mines
373A
3%c
Jan
ll3Ac
Jan
16c
14,100
8c
Sep
30c
Mar
Ontario Jockey
Sep
9
Sep
13 %c
Feb
61c
Sep
1.15
Feb
1
Jan
17c
Feb
i
Sep
lie
Jan
*
Sep
3.45
Jan
Feb
29c
83c
264,100
22c
Nov
95c
Dec
Ontario
1(3'Ac
13,200
10'Ac
Oct
25c
50
Jan
15'A
Dec
14
Dec
15c
Dec
2.05 May
Orange
55c
3,100
1.14
Osisko Lake Mines
13C
1,500
24c
22,720
1.46
51c
Dec
Jan
40c
Dec
90c
Jan
18c
Dec
Pacific
Coyle Navigation—__—.1
(Eastern)
2.25
Jan
19 %c
Dec
1.95
Feb
Jan
7%c Feb
2c
7
9
July
Dec
Jan
17c
Mar
9%c July
43c
Dec
7%c
Nov
18c
4%c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
39c
35c
39c
13.000
35c
Dec
24c
20c
33c
8,300
20c
Dec
•
Ltd
Maxwell
Cons
7%
7%
7%
2,913
15c
4,500
Ltd
"
7'/a
31c
35c
15c
5%
5%
10c
1.05
9c
5%
55
.5
—1
11c
10c
12c
11'Ac
14c
6,476
il'Ac
Dec
26'A
26%
1,898
23%
Oct
100
Preferred
McDougall-Segur
91%
91
35
13c
2,600
52
--
91%
12c
52%
262
33'Ac 33%C
*
—
4.20
4.40
2,625
10c 12'Ac
4,500
Parker
Drilling
Red
McKenzie
5
Lake
Red
McWatters
Gold
Mentor
10%c
1
*
1,000
Mills
3.20
•
i
8c
7c
5
Exploration
Mercury
,
1
Lake
McMarmac
River
11c
13,700
7c
7c
1,000
3.15
3.25
2,400
1.00
1
--
Island
23c
Merrill Petroleum
1.00
300
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
23c 23 %C
6.70
.
Mines
Apr
Mill
Oil
&
Gas
Penman's
5.95
Ltd
Minda-Scotia
Mindamar
Gold
Oils
Monarch
Petrol
Oil
Dec
Photo
Moneta
Porcupine
Fickle
Crow
Jun
Pioneer
Nov
96
10c
Dec
31c
1,900
7.00
98.001
51%
Sep
30c
Mar
6%c
Jan
16c
53Ac Sep
12c
3.15
69
Jan
403Ac Aug
6.00
Dec
May
20c
2.00
7.00
Sep
Mar
Dec
32,420
42c
Dec
84c
Nov
25c
1.100
20c
Sep
62c
Jan
2,000
6c
Dec
19c
7c
7c
15c
38c
Dec
Apr
1.74
1.85
16,700
1.74
Dec
4.55
10%
3,470
9.75
Dec
143A
Jan
9%
9%
9%
100
Oct
^16%
Jan
43c
53c
56,450
40c
Jan
56c
Feb
15c
20c
11,500
15c
Dec
45c
'
'
—
—
15%
700
25'A
26
1.101
5
5
9
9%
11%
250
11%
100
•
30c
26c
30c
2,000
•
Hosiery
Petroleum
National
Steel
Negus
New
New
New
B
10%
10%
10%
935
—
-
•
25c
Uranium
1
Bristol
1
Oils
•
8
52c
Sep
15 3A
Dec
27% Apr
7%
11
24c
10'A
Jun
Jun
Dec
Oct
1.59
Jan
1.37
1.40
1.40
500
1.35
Dec
2.15
Feb
Uranium
1
28c
37,900
23c
26c
;
*
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
•
;
.
13c
13,667
407,476
42c
54c
1.39
1.85
450
15,608.
55c 55'Ac
3,200
8'Ac Oct
3%c Jan
Gold
Dec
20
Apr
61c
Dec
31%
Sep
72c
35'A
*
Gas—
&
Premier
72c
1,500
353A
150
1
,'2.15
1.73
2.15
4%c
4%c
5c
Metals
Preston
East
10,000
Purdy
1
•
Mica
._i
Mines
Quebec
Metalurgical
Jan
1
0
^
Quebec Nickel Corp.
Queenston
9%
170
2.67
11,000
1.40 Mar
4.00
10,800
1.65
8c
8c
8c
2,500
7c
Jan
V- 67c
67c
,
■
,
11%
'V.;
1.30 Mar
26%
1.52
40
2.85
Dec
Jan
Mar
Jan
21c
Jun
Jan
I2%c Mar
3.40
Aug
r
5.70 Nov
t
27c
Feb
65c
July
6,500
9c
Dec
3,200
68c
Dec
1.70
Jan
'
3.75
675
Dec
9.00 May
*
1.54 May
-
13'A
;>•
■
.
Jan
Radiore
Jan
52c 53 %c
3,500
45c
Dec
36c
35c
38c
8.200
20c
Sep
48c
Jan
14%
14%
15'%
2,425
14'/a
Dec
22
Jan
1.14
Feb
80c
71c
85c
174,200
32c
Jun
45c
45c
600
40c
.Sep
76c
Jun
j
19'Ac
17'Ac
20c
29,145
8c
Jan
33c
Mar
*
1.10
98c
1.05
24,500
83c
Sep
1
8%c
8c
8"34C
7,500
1.00
1.50
300
Mines
1
May
Rankin Inlet
1
14
May
Red Poplar Gold
1
Utilities
,
8 % Mar
4.65
Reef Petroleum
1
Renfrew Textiles class A
*■
5,016
3,000
29c
1.70 Mar
Oct
Dec
13,900
80C
Oct
47c
40c
47c
53,509
40c
1.40
1.10
1.42
54,800
85c
1.05
1.05
32c
3.50
Jan
1.17 Aug
Dec
1.15
Apt—
1.10
Dec
3.40
Feb
Robertson
Mfg
1.33
Feb
2.25
Jan
1.51
Jan
Rowan
Feb
Roxana
40
13 %
Dec
17
42
42
25
40% Mar
42
Dec
—20
20'/a
20%
30
20
Sep
21
-Sep
17'A
17%
100
Sep
18%
13c
21,000
14
—
-
Roche Long Lac
$1.00
14
—40
common
preferred
*
16%
Sep
Dec
15c
Oct
34c
1.71
Nov
B
70c
1
Nov
22c
Feb
Oct
8c
Aug
Dec
35c
Jan
Sep
20c
Apr
32
Dec
12
7c
1
13c
2c
2c
2c
3,000
2c
*
12c
lie
13c
27,700
lie
9 % c 10'Ac
5,500
6c
Warrants
Oils
,
Roy Silver
1
10'Ac
10
37%
9c
Dec
37%
Sep
3.30
Jan
Royalite Oil
•
12
12
25c
Sep
55c
Oct
Rundle
•
10c
9'Ac
11c
11.000
12 %c
19c
201,200
12c
Jan
48c
Apr
Rupununi Gold
1
3%c
2%c
4c
339,850
18c
18c
11,300
17%c
Dec
55c
Feb
Russell
»
17%
17%
17%
1,775
26c
32c
2,750
26c
Dec
40c
1
37%
3 7'A
38
2,265
4,300
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
San
1
1.60
5,750
7c
July
20c
Feb
Band River Gold
Sapphire
38%
17% Mar
Sep
32c
Sep
5'Ac Feb
Oct
Dec
17'Ac 18'Ac
Jan
Sep
17
905
7,400
8c
2%c
1,372
38%
5,240
38c
St
8c
12c
8'Ac
5%c
6c
1,612
5c
Sep
16 %c
Feb
12c
14c
5,7(50
12c
Dec
80c
Apr
Oils
Industries
6c
9'Ac
19,900
5'Ac
Dec
1.83
1.63
1.89
84,631
12%c
Jan
16c
16c
17c
14,557
16c
Dec
7c
11 %c
6c
11'Ac
7c
23c
2.95
40c
Antonio
Oils
27,000
3%c Jan
24c
Apr
7'Ac Feb
27c
Nov
1.40
Apr
24
Jan
39
Dec
Dec
2.25 Mar
Jan
15%c Aug
1.60
5,050
7'Ac
1,000
1.50
1.60
7,590
1.50
Dec
2.81 Mar
1.12
1.24
Sep
2.82
,
3c
Class
B
Shawkey
62c
69c
107,728
39c
Dec
87c
May
24c
33c
33,700
24c
Dec
79c
May
8c
6%c
8'Ac
54,500
4%c
Apr
9%c
Feb
Sick's
9c
7%c 10%
common
preferred
(1945)
Miness
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt
11,690
1.00
16%
17
200
16%
Dec
1.55
1.42
1.60
18,200
1.35
Oct
•
40%
40
40'A
375
36'A
Jun
50
50
50
50
25
9e
10c
6,832
8C
Jan
50c
Oct
•
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Jan
30%
Jan
1.40
•
Ltd
Scythes & Co
33c
5c
1.60
Feb
Mylamaque Explor
--
Ltd
f
7'Ac
1
Petroleums
12
f
Mosher Long Lac Mines
57c
Gold
Apr
39,361
13c
common
Lawrence Corp
Scurry
9'Ac
-
Jan
2.80
•
»
.
Dec
45c
2.45
1
Feb
Feb
preferred
1.05
Dec
1
1
Oils
preferred
50c
8c
1.00
1
Uranium
Prado
-1
32c
--
'
50c
Uranium
84c
6%
•
1
3.50
21c
K
5'A
l
l
Jan
6,400
70c
2.65
l
•
1.55
70c
2.65
8%c
"
1
3.75
3.75
Royal Bank
18 %c
For footnotes see
page 41.
Feb
Jan
Dec
Oct
Oct
1
Rouyn Merger
1.25
45
68c
-,70c
53 %c
Gold
Mining
Nov
18c
•
Gold
Dec
9%
3.75
1
2.92 May
13,600
Gold
Norzone
i
9c 11 %c
Manitou
1.60
20c
Malartic
II
8V8C
Sep
2.60
.
>
1
Quebec
52c
18c
Highridge
I
4c
2,67
-
y?
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Labrador
Sep
20c
Jason
Marlon Gold
Dec
'3.85
1
Dome
Airways
Prospectors
Sep
Sep
Hugh
Newlund Mines
1.60
4,500
•
1
Border
1.20
45c
II
U
Dec
25c
200
35'A
72c
—1
/_
i
1.10
206,600
1
Laguerre Mines
Sep
25
1,175
1
36c
i
16c
25c
Rexspar
1.77
1
32'A Mar
Dec
26'A
Rio
1.02
New
New
Dec
1.00
25c
Feb
Sep
87c
l
Ltd
Jan
29%
2,700
25 3A
Feb
1.20
95c
-
;
83c
27 %c
55
1.10
37c
26'A
29c
1.39
1.80
New
New
Sep
71,525
30
1.06
Sep
Dec
11 %c
New
New
43c
29%
39c
1.35 Mar
21%
1
Goldvue
Newnorth
i
—*
Quebec
13
1
New Fortune
New
Sep
2.25
9c
50,250
New
1.65
Dec
6,000
"
Larder
Dec
1.05
61,700
15c
New
90c
4,400
2.25
57c
New
4,300
1.10
9%c
15c
Kelore
1.00
1.05
1.80
50c
New
95c
■}
•
1.05
Sep
15c
Mines
i
1.00
1
Dec
55c
Harricana
Feb
Jan
•
New
Nov
65c
Petroleum
2.99
50c
New
36%
Dec
*
I
Warrants
Jan
26c
75
Pontiac
27%
1.30
Petroleum—
20
7,540
48
Jan
Dec
1.08
Devon
Jan
175
41c
48
1.76
Dec
—
Dickenson Mines
51
36c
38c
.
Jun
6%
1.30
New
Dec
35 %c
■AOc
1.14
1.55
•
New
48'
35 %c
820
24%
1
Delhi
I
7,800
60
Development
New
♦
Apr
8.75
>26
270
Concord
—
Jan
58c
1.19
4,800
New
Oil
*
Aug
25
26
Mines
Continental
Dec
5.00 Sep
)
Dec
1.65
1.15
9'Ac
2.18
1
British Dominion Oil
Davies Petroleum
27c
Jan
6%
13c
26
7%
Calumet
New
Dec
1.17
1.68
New
New
1
*
7%
1
Bidlamaque
Jun
Sep
1,360
———
Rix-Athabasca
Alger
29c
1
1.55
1
Labine
»
Jan
Development
25'A
1.67
*
t
Mines
Nesbitt
New
class
Car
Apr
4c
■
Oils
Redwater
National
Mar
22c
Ponder
Quemont
National
54c
Jan
Jan
9.75
14%
—
Jun
3%c
f
.5
Nov
5% Dec
3.00 Mar
1.75
26
common
30c
19,955
1
Oils
50c
15%
^
Aug
Jan
35c
•
•/.
Mlues_,
River
25c
•
Preferred
13% Mar
73 %
Placer
Powell
42c
•
National Explorations Ltd
t
Dec
29c
Sep
Jan
100
Moore Corp common
National Grocers
\
Jun
6.75
3.15
5.60
1
Gold
Poplar
64c
Sep
Mineral
Gold
July
10%
1
Drug & Chemical com
Dec
64
50c
33c
.
& Gas——
2.50 Jan
Oct
9,500
Montreal Locomotive
National
1.20
May
24c
-
_1
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
;•
i
♦
—
Engravers
Jan
*
common
Jan
4 %c
5.35
•
July
•
Knitting
,
Jan
77c
'
7
81
90c
&
27c
•
common
^
1
1—
—
38'A
5%
„
Mining Corp
Sep
70
-33c
Feb
17c
,
Jun
70c
5.60
common—;—-
Perron
5%
•
'
70c
_1
;
_
People's Credit Sec—
Jan
48c
*
City Petroleum
Feb
4.75
•»
Pressed
Midcon
-
70c
1
—„
Jan
5%
common.
Dec
1.99
Oct
Aug
24c
Light & Power
.
12'Ac
Gas
Nat
Powell
Merrill
1
—50c
Pete
Paymaster Consol
Peace
4.20
—■*
Malartic
Pariniien
Pitch-Ore
Mclntyre Porcupine
21%
Sep
6%c July
121,300
Parbec Mines
27c
Apr
14c
common
50c
9,500
Western
29c
1
—1
10'A
Mar
26'A
1
Frontenac
35c
38,006
6'Ac
.'
'
Tubes
82c
Oct
•
Maybrun Mines
McColl
15c
*
Jan
2.65
1,500
7c
Hershey
Peruvian
Matachewan
2.20
'
•
Ltd
Oils
5,000
7%c
•
Marigold Oils Ltd
Marwayne
4,020
79,300
8c
i
Dec
9c
Apr
CI.21
•
85c
34c
1.43
Dec
7c
85c
1
1.32
9c
3,600
10c
July
23c
43c
Oil
1.30
7'Ac
40c
43c
Paramaque Mines
1,350
9'Ac
Aug
17% May
82
22,500
18'Ac
23
3,275
1.65
9c
i
Nov
94c
4,983,252
10'Ac
22c
•'
2.95 Mar
150
69
8c
,
Feb
Sep
71c
4L400
29c
1.30
1
Sep
1.95
22
9=»
1.37
3.50
8.35
1.65
Gold
21%
1.20
3.50
69
93Ac
875
27,225
13c
Page
6,000
"75TNL2C
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Pacific Petroleum
Jan
4c
25
Mar
3'Ac
'
7.90
Pacific
Jan
20%
7'A
23
1,200
8.10
Feb
20%
Jun
3c
4,100
23
15c
2,500
2.10
;•:' 69
2.95
Sep
15%
7'A
4'Ac
2.00
*
1.16
16%
-————1
1
Malartic
Marbenor
1.50
-■
35
13,300 -
17c
4'Ac
'■
1.24
1
Crush
1.33
Maralgo Mines
5c
Mar
Pathfinder
Marcus
3,790
21'A
1
*
upennska Copper Mines—.
12'Ac Sep
—
82c
1.45
Mar
—
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
•
Ontario Steel common-———-i-0
625
4C
1.85
23
7,116
—
4%c
3,000
15'Ac
17c
*
—
—-—
18%
Maple Leaf Milling common
8,000
7c
1.70
1.75
-50
Loan
18%
Manitoba & Eastern
9%c 10'Ac
7c
Jan
[15 %
.
17
Goldfields
Malartic
1,000
56c
6'Ac
9%c
•
2.10
Pan
Consol
Magnet
J
G%
5c
:
Club
-1
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Oct
115
4,000
Malartic
Exploration
8'Ac
1.30
*
t"
May
63c
Omnitrans
18%
•
—*
1.05
6%
90c
18%
class A
B
|
|
Feb
Apr
5'Ac
Oils
2,666
-
._1
MacMillan & Bloedel
Mar
10c
46
6,100
jrec
63c
80c
6%
•
3,071
53(y
j
5'Ac
1
1.70
^12%/
Explorations
5
9
6%
—
Jf
1.60
t.
Sep.j
30c
:
5'Ac
Selections
8'Ac:UO %C
1.70
Jun
Aug
22c
,
'A
1
Ltd
Gold
Ogama-Rockland
5c
13c :
3.05 May
——*
—
—
Mines
405
15%
— —
10'Ac
*
Mines
Macdonald
Macile
*
*
Jan
Dec
.1
Mining
Mines
Mines
O'Leary
1
Gold
/
Mar
12'Ac Jan
12c
37
37c
-Oct"
Jan
Nov
8'Ac
37%
Jun
1'
North
Jan
8c
7c
4.25
2.40 Dec
2,400
1,800
—
Dec
11c
1,000
4,525
2.45
Oil & Mines Ltd.
Canadian-Oils.
Feb
10C
54c
*
A
Class B
Lomega
i
Feb A •'
W%
>21c
7%c*Sep
*
12'Ac 12%c
12%c
__1
———
Mining
July
53C 64%c
1
—*
Long Lac
Loblaw
4
.
Jan
8.65 Jan
Dec
3.50
..
.1
—i-—
Sep
-
1
■
Little
1.05
Dec
.
Feb
36c
Dec
2,419
60
19C
59'A
—
Corp
Obaska
Lencourt
2.35 Mar
7%c Dec
5,500
..
18% July
11
Sep
North
"<•
—
8c
70c
9c
.—1
•
Norpax
*
'
>
■;
v
'
16c 1714c
—
20c
—1
1714
-
.-,65c
-1
Lake
17
.-.,7.35
1
Lake
Lake
Nor-Acme
Ltd
1
1
Ltd
Labrador Mining As
'
1.38
Mines
Mines
Nlsto
Feb
2.10
•
Labatt (John)
Nipissing
Feb
50c
-
Gordon
!
1.21
0
com
—1
1
134,458
4c
Oct
14c
Feb
Sigma
5c
500
4c
Jan
12c
Feb
Silanco
Mines
(Quebec)
Mining
1
1
53c
800
4.00
4.35
17,732
23%
l50c
23%
175
5.65
5.65
100
15c
15C
13,467
53c
4.25
Brewery vot trusts
c
,
5.65
15c
47% Mar
26
2.80
43
50 lA
Sep
Feb
1.15
3.80 Aug
5.75
25
5.50
Dec
lie
Oct
Dec
Mar
35c
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
7.75
32c
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
■'
</
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Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(41) - 41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Silver
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
Ltd
oxmpsons
Slscoe
A
•
—
75c
10
10%
,15
'
!
Stadacona
Ltd
•
Mines
Standard
(1944)
Stedman
Steel
1
Oil
&
Gas
Steeloy
Cons
Mines
Oils Ltd
Dec
47c
22
Oct
43
32,732
16c
2,500
19
19
150
30%
30
30%
1,140
34c
20% Mar
28
Sep
33
8%c
14c
10,400
3%c
Jan
6.75
11,633
5.80
Sep
12%
12%
12 %
100
12%
Dec
Jan
15c
6.40
•
__
'
22c
68,300
1.75
1.81
11c
2,500
15%
15
25
17c
.
1.75
-2,425
101
14c
23c
-16
101
15c
10
'
Iron
Finance
class
A
Dec
87c
Dec
38,500
6c
Jan
20c
116,600
21c
90c
102
n
Corp
Class
class A_
f
Class
B
Oil
;
United
?
Dec
•
1.55
Sep
2.05
Dec
1.46
Metal
Jan
Dec
10c
Feb
4%c
I,700
37%
100
30%
Jun
38% Mar
10%
100
10%
Oct
11
1.90
5,205
4c
1.80
Oct
Toronto Stock
'€)
15c
17c
9,600
18
100
Mines
11c
Jan
24c
Last
Apr
Jan
18
Jan
33
33%
3,424
33%
Dec
32
32
100
26% Mar
32%
Dec
150
20c
1.90
1.80
1.90
45c
43c
46c
20
20%
5,155
35c
8,000
26
34,300
32c
16c
21,017
12c
9c
12c
2.60
2.55
2.65
Oct
51c
1.70
Par
National Z
Andian
42c
Mar
Jan
Anglo
34 %c
Dec
4.00 Mar
Sep
1.55
20c
23c
.15% Dec
30c
Sep
46%
Feb
II,650
10%
150
J
11,500
8%c
2.00
99c
jun
Feb
37c
Dec
10%
Feb
2.85
Oct
17c
Jan
63c
Mar
7
Jan
11%
Pulp & PaperAnglo Newfoundland DevelopAsbestos Corp
_:
1st
9
9
9)4
175
7%
Oct
33%
33%
34%
1,390
25 %
Feb
17c
16c
17c
6,168
15c
Oct
3.45
3.30
3.50
12,180
2.60
Sep
29%
29%
75
12 %
12 %
225
57
58
80
23
23
24
9% Mar
34%
Dec
41c
6.65
7.00
70c
75c
Sep
29 %
Dec
Oct
12%
21%
,
July
59
Apr
Jan
25
July
5% Sep
10%
Jan
80c
6,978
50c
1.11
Dec
75c
136,000
61c
Sep
1.60
Jan
12%
70c
300
11
Feb
15
Sep
1.70
Upper Canada Mines—
1
1.25
1.15
1.27
21,200
05c
Sep
Van
•
4%c
4c
4%c
15,000
4c
Aug
14%
14
14%
J_
3,580
8 %
8%
100
Viceroy
Mfg
Vicour
Mines
Ltd
•
class
A
_„.
Mines
Vulcan
"
.
1
8c
1
1.85
7 %c
13%
8
15c
Jan
Sep
24%
Jan
Dec
8%
8c
3,400
1.87
9,300
30%c
32c
3,000
8.90
9.00
1,865
50%
50%
50%
1,377
"
4.60
4.60
300
1
Oils
33c
34c
8,700
27c
Sep
7c
7c
1,000
5c
Jan
17c
Apr
4%c
4%c
1,000
4%c
Oct
10c
Bulolo Gold Dredging
22%c
15c22%c
12,500
13c
Nov
33 %c
Jun
13'/2c
13c
9,450
13c
Sep
42 %c
Jan
__
1.75
,
G
Waterous
Weedon
&
W*
Equipment
common
Pyrites
Consolidated
West
Malartic
West
Territories
Western
1
:_—!
Ashley
Oil
__
1
Ltd
:
lc
1
4%c
>
Nov
10
28
Dec
7%
7%
1,800
7
Apr
24
24%
645
24
Dec
87
5
6.35
(t-J
Mar
Oct
8
8%
2,950
86
87
145
49 %
& Dominion
Sugar
•
__
Canadian General Invest
•
Canadian
•
Industries
Canadian
Western
common
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
1
Lumber
*
Westinghouse
49%
25
6.35
6.60
2,600
_
Oct
7
9%
Jan
27% Sep
12% Mar,
85
Jun
98
46%
Jun
49%
Nov
4.80 Dec
7.35
Dec"
Jan,
__
37
__
11%
17
17
23%
23%
37
37%
16
170
"Feb
310
'
21%
Oct
,250
31%
Oct
4.50
4.50
200
3.00
Jun
11%
11%
300
8%
Jun
55%
Jun
18% Mar
25% Mar
Feb
42
5.25 Jan
11%
Nov
1
Feb
•
66
65
66
95
*
40%
40%
42
2,415
0
120
100
120
145
75
Oct
—•
Paper
deHavilland
Aircraft
Dominion
Bridge
International
Paper common
75
73
73
90
69
Oct
83%
Jan
55
3,229
47%
Jun
58
Nov
24% Aug
Utilities
Intel-provincial
Loblaw
7%
5
Utilities
54%
29 %
—0
Inc
Ogilvie
Pato
—
6
Minnesota &
Ontario
Flour
Paper
common
Gold
Consol
Pend
Price
5
—
28%
*
„
.52%,
34% Apr
72
42% Dec
120
Dec
29
29 %
1,245
5%
5%
3,429
34%
34%
120
27
Oct
38
__
Jan
27%
28%
725
24
Feb
31
Nov
31
31
50
30
Jun
33
Aug
7c
1.37
.
30c,
Petroleum
8%
42
4.40
16c
3.50
3.80
325
3.95
3.95
4.00
1,400
32%
32%
32%
515
40c
40c
1
T*
—
Bros
1
•
Dredging
Oreille
—
__
*
Thrift
Stores
Consolidated
1
—
2
Yukon
Sep
15c
Jan
3.25
Jan
30% Dec
5%
Dec
__
50c
3.45
3.15 Nov
3.70
28
700
Sep
Apr
4.00 Oct
6.50
34
45c
40c
Jan
22%
23
125
13%
Jan
23%
50c
52c
19,448
46 %c
Dec
69c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Oct
July
Feb
Apr
Sep
95c
Dec
12%
Jan
Jan
51
FOOTNOTES
Feb
Dec
Nov
4.60
67c
a
Odd
,
lot
sale
d Deferred
e
(not Included In
fFlat
r
Cash
delivery sale (not included
year's range).
Selling
ex-inter*st.
price.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating
year's range).
Dec
Mar
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No par value.
in
Wekusko
7
22
8%
,
High
100
151
1
Feb
_1
Amulet
Walker
24%
*
•
Waite
7%
•
Low
8
25
-
Sep
9.00
Violamac Mines
*__5
• "
preferred
Southwest
Cons
25
Jan
Sep
12%
Roi
7%
25
Dec
61
2,265
70c
4.85 Mar
10%
12%
Ventures
7%
Range for Year 1953
High
May
27
260
6.85
Shares
*
1
—
preferred
2nd
for Week
Nov
1
_•
Jan
Sales
Range
Low
Jan
___*
;
Week's
of Prices
'
*
Canadian
Brown Co common
Sep
Jan
1.51 Sep
9,080
1
Steel
Jan
1.75i
Canadian Fonda
Thursday
STOCKS
2.25 May
16
249,767
25
Oils
United
1.051 Sep
Mar
13c
Exchange - Curb Section
;a
Dec
34c 34 %c
57
Jan
47c
Jun
1.08
Dec
*
22 %C
Dec
'
-
Jan
1,200
•
Montauban
United
*
1
Mines
Aug
__
Sep
Sep
5c
Jan
19
23c
7c
Feb
49C
14%
33c
1.58
July
Apr
20%
Dec
Oct
Jun
*
Aug
140
Jun
•
Jun
22c
5,000
15%
__
1.55
Dec
100 %
22c
12
50
preferred
3,500
Jun
18c
81c
__
United Keno Hill
21c
2,500
6c
5c
22c
100
*
United Fuel A preferred
7,800
7c
2,700
1
2,010
.
1
B
30c
30c
Canuck
International
United
28c
«
Jun
100
•
United Asbestos
4,150
7c
.
Jan
2,600
9
.;
___—
1.60
5c
*
59c
17
•
Gas
Mining
1.55
Mar
'"8%
Oct
Oct
13%
1
Preferred
8c
1.58
}■
1
Consolidated
Union
6c
14c
Dec
5% Apr
96
lie
24c
•
Union
7%c
6%c
16,498
1.10
•
common
25
Dec
Jan
Jan
•
AcceDtance
4,075
99
'
>•"'
„
Gold
Canada
Union
3,000
8%C
99
May
13c
16%
13
97%
•
Tungsten Corp
6%c
8%c
Feb
17c
lie
17
__
"
Oil
6%c
99
12 %C
5%c Jan
lie
13%
__
__
Triad
24,000
i
49c
*
Petroleum
500
8%c
Yukeno Mines
1.50
^
Trend
7C
8c
8%c
•
98% Aug
1.14 Jan
Dec
7C
Jan
29c
*
6C
I.
.
Sep
6%c
—1
Gas
Dec
35c
8c
preferred— I—III100
Wright-Hargreaves _'.
July
2.92
1.37
«
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Mines
Central
Electric
*
7c
35%
26% Jan
91% Feb
190
49,500
6,100
45c
Warrants
Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era
Oils
Winora
Gold
&
<
Jan
1.20
1.48
*
Class B
1
Larder
51
96
65c
60c
4.35
45c
1.12
%c
/
4,300
35%
,
95%'
65c
Dec
Dec'
1.12
1
;
~96
1
Jan
4.15
1
1.83
17c
1,700
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1.85
17%r
A
1
Sale Price
»
Works-class
■
6.85
"
Dec
12%
10%
:
Elevators
Toronto
,
Jan
Dec
Dec
Yankee
_*
Toronto
1
1.66
Yellorex
37%
1.87
II
Sep
Feb
21c
__
1
65c
35%
Feb
9.75
1.O8
37%
4.60
Aug
1.80
„
4.15
63
Oct
66c
•16,000
Feb
33
Zenmac
11c 22%c
1.8O
70c
35%
"IIIIIIoo
-t
1
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
Jan
60c
High
46%
200
62c
Winchester
Windward
Dec
79
33%
•
common
Petroleums
Dec
16%
Low
63
33%
—
""—""III
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
10c
6.60
*
(Geo)
Dec
1.85
.
Preferred
Wilrlch
Mar
Dec
25
95c
61%
4.60
-
Range for Year 1953
High
67c
•
Ltd
Sales
-
Jan.
78c
42%
78c
4
Silver, Mines
Traders
Tungsten
45c
—.1m
10C
Leaseholds
Sep
36
*
common
Gold
iurbnt
Western
Jan
Low
—
Western
12c.
42%
* i4%c
81%c
1
Tailors_
Tombill
14,810
for Week
V
common
Homestead
Weston
17% May
•
Thomson-Lundmark
Top
Dec
25c
25c
Gold
Taylor, Pearson Pfd
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines_
Tip
29%
1,100
*
Industries
Ltd
20% Jan
5,500
50c
Tamblyn
Jan
26c
River
Taku
1.15
20c
Shares
Range
'
Aug
68c
21%
100
Grass
July
25c
1
.Preferred
Sylvanite
45c
140
20%
_____—1'
Sun inlet
Sweet
Oct
:*
Supertest (ordinary)
Switson
31c
7,000
15c
Western
J
_
Mar
-
*■>
Contact
Sullivan
5,665
1
•___.
common
Sudbury
44c
26c
•
„
Mining '_
Oil
17
.21%
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stuart
11
Feb
62c
*
Canada
Jan
12%
29%
1
Bros
of
9%
1.614
Grocers
Class A
Jan
15 %
29
d
Ltd
Gold
Jan*
1.75
•
Preferred
Olsen
Dec
»
Paving common
Sitiiiweii
Starratt
65c
1.15
of Prices
Last
Par
525
56c
15%'c
July
Wcek'a
Sale Price
High
-
62c
0
Oils
50c
3,100
41c
__
apooner
Thursday
'• >
STOCKS
Western
33,464
41c
1
Co
1
0
Low
85c
65c
15 %
1
Valley
Southam
10%
.
JANUARY
Range for Year 1953
High
8?c
75c
*
Gold
Souris
85e
50c
class
Dairies
Shares
Low
1
Mines
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Silver-Miller
FOR
Sales
v
Last
wd When delivered,
wl When issued,
x
u
(not
included In year's range).
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
z
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rlghts.
Ex-stock
i
N
dividend.
V
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 4, 1954
(42)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Thursday, December 31
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
25c
Aberdeen Fund
1.00
91c
1.25
3.98
Johnston
Fund
5.24
4.34
Business Shares——1
Affiliated Fund Inc
Inc—1
11.58
4.26
12.59
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
9.33
18.00
2.96
Fund
Mutual
American
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
.
Blair
Blue
Bond
Boston Fund
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
1
23.50
8.18
8.84
5
1
21.72
23.48
25.29
Bullock Fund Ltd-
23.08
9.26
12.05
16.96
18.34
———
—1
19.44
21.02
Christiana Securities com—_10o 7,350
7,550
preferred —
100
132
137
Commonwealth Investment
1
6.63
7.21
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
15.09
16.40
Canada
Inc__—1
1
Fund
General
Fund
Canadian
Inc
8.57
11.14
1
:
12.35
1199
28'/a
1|
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Fund
Concord
Inc
De
1
1
37.99
15.56
5.22
9.37
(Low
31.17
24.04
20c
5
:
Industrial Fund Inc_l
10
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Common stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc.
2
Futures Inc
1
First Boston Corp-
.
3.29
3.75
5.51
4.53
4.99
lc
4.06
4.47
Inc„ 10c
7.70
8.44
19.53
21.11
1
14.38
1
t7.53
Bond
Income
18.65
2.64
35 >/a
Series
100.27
1%S
100.7
Dec.
1954—
15,
15,
l'/aS March
1954
15,
1955
99.24
8.82
X6.33
6.22
19.02
!-96
6.94
6.83
20.84
2-13
97.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bid
Ask
6-
1-53
3-
1-54
bl.80
1.50%
2.70%
10-
1-53
9-
1-53
3-
1-54'
bl.85
1.60%
2.35%
11-
2-53
Dated
i«i«
Due
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
"6- 1-54
b2.00
1.75%
2-54
8-
b2.05
1.80%
1-54
b|1.90
1.65%
2.25%
12-
1-53
9-
1-54
b2.10
1.85%
5-
3-54
b2.00
1.70%
2.15%
1-
4-54
10-
1-54
b2.10
1.90%
X9.07
9.91
X6.55
7.16
1
Series
7.32
8.00
1
4.57
4.99
1
X3.26
3.56
1
5.00
5.46
1
10.55
11.53
Inc__lc
3.90
4.27
Series
Growth
—
———
Slock
Series
Resources
Natural
Resources
Fund
of
Fund Inc
Bid
Jan.
Canada
2.59
2.84
1
17.37
18.78
5.25
5.75
England Fund
7.
28.15
bl.10
0.75%
25,
12.87
13.92
5.68
Shareholders Trust of Boston-
25.51
27.57
7.59
8.32
Sovereign
7.79
8.53
lc
8.40
9.21
9.47
9.67
State Street Investment Corp_
62.00
65.50
Stein Roe
22.44
22.67
9.23
14,
1954
bl.20
0.80%
21,
1954
bl.25
1.00%
March
Jan.
28,
1954
bl.32
1.20%
March
18,
Feb.
4,
1954
bl.40
1.30%
March
11,
1954
bl.40
1.30%
April
Feb.
18,
1954
bl.42
1.32%
bl.42
25, 1954
Ask
bl.42
1954
Jan.
1.32%
1.32%
14.32
Shares—.—2
shares.lc
shares—lc
8.64
6.03
6.62
lc
6.59
7.23
7.98
5.53
8.75
6.07
lc
lc
6.61
7.25
lc
2.73
preferred
Petroleum
lc
3.98
4.38
7.40
8.11
6.67
—lc
3.99
7.32
4.39
lc
7.29
7.98
1
Inc—1
10.45
11.42
—
&
Pine Street
Pioneer
March
1954
4,
11,
1954
bl.40
1.32%
bl.42
_
1.30%
bl.42
1.34%
bl.44
1954
Trading
Fund
Fund
.
Inc
Inc
;
Fund
(Geo)
Common
Fund
Stock
Amer
1
Investors
& Farnhain Fund—
Television-Electronics
Fund
United
United
Income
United
Fund
Science
100
Value
Bk
6.48
13.11
6.36
5.99
Line
Income
-
6.55
Fund
Inc.
4.97
4.55
7.78
14.37
Investors
1.38%
54 Va
48
49%
44 Vz
47 y2
9.76
Whitehall
Fund
Wisconsin
Investment
Unit
Type
Inc
18.95
20.49
4.05
—
Co
21.78
4.38
Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1.19
1.31
15.20
16.63
Independence Trust Shares
Investment Co of America——-1
11.56
12.57
North
E
11.25
9.85
il
Shares-
Trust
16
72
121
126
Co
Federation
N
Bank
National
the
Y)
10
24%
26%'
—10
&
36Va
38'A
Trust
100
Franklin
Square
(The)
-10
20
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
National
Brook
1955
1
5.63
New
1956
1
2.64
Public
Trade
Par
Home
_5
56 Va
58 3
-10
94'A
97 V,
29%
3134
Jersey Insurance Co of
Lincoln National Life
-10
36
38
Maryland
4
47
49
28%
—
American Alliance
American
Automobile
American
Equitable Assur—.
American
Fidelity & Casualty_5
(Newark N J)_.-2 Vz
Re-insurance
American
Surety
N Y„lo
10
new.1—5
30%
23
.
19
21
Merchants & Manufacturers
-25
60'A
62 Va
National Fire
84 Va
88 V2
National
54 Va
58
New Amsterdam
5
33 Va
35%
New
Hampshire Fire
24 7
New
York
Bankers & Shippers
Co
..
5
Fire
Connecticut General Life
Casualty
-
23 V8
219
10
10
Co__
*
_
Fire
47 V4
Northern
Pacific
Fire
52 '-'a
Pacific
Indemnity
4
30
—10
Md
Philadelphia
& Deposit of
104
—10
(San Fran) —10
Firemen's of Newark-
_—5
71 Va
31 Va
111
73 Va
Peerless
Casualty Co
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
65 Va
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)
39
41
Republic
62 »A
64 Vt
St
Globe &
Republic
14 Va
1534
Seaboard Surety Co
Globe &
Rutgers
5
36
38
Security
5
41%
4334
Springfield Fire & Marine
Fire—1
common
3234
Paul
34%
Standard
Gulf Life (Jacksonville, Fla.) _2 «/a
21
22 Va
39
41
U S
&
Marine
(New Haven)
Travelers
Hanover
—
Fire
_
—10
Hartford Fire
—10
174
179
Hartford
—10
47
49
Steamboiler
4
20
U
S
Accident
Fidelity
32
53%
52
113Va
116Va
Trust-17Va
48%
50Va
2
&
4%
5Vs
26V\
10
25
Co
133
10
18
100
Trust
281
28
138
19 Va
291
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Continental
934
&
70
25
,
185
16
49Va
51
10
36 Va
38
10
43
45
25
35%
37 Va
City Bank
32 Vz
Bank
of
Commerce
200
Detroit
National Bank of
Jersey
Detroit
City
First National Bank
Los
Angeles
Security-First National
25
122
125
100
345
365
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Nat'l Bank & Tr
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
20
43%
45 3A
12y2
47'A
49
National Bank_20
73 Va
Portland
National
United States
Bank
Va
St.
Louis
Amer
Exchange
Boatmen's
89Va
Nat'l
Bank—20
Bank
37
39
£0
49%
53 3A
17
National
First National Bank
5334
563A
27
30
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile! Trust
Mutual
St.
Co
25
Louis
Union
Grove
Bank
&
60
20
Trust
43
25
Bank & Trust
613
&
Trust—20
100
51'A
63
4
155
65 3A
60
Trust
VA
165
73
86V2
Recent
10%
Bank
Francisco
of Amer N T & S
A__6.25
343a
36'A
Security Issues
2
46 Va
48 Vt
Col
Elec 3%S—1983
103 Va
104
10
44 Va
46 %■
Commonwealth Edison 35/8S_1983
104'A
104 34
22 Va
29'4
834
9%
Sou Ohio
&
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
59 Va
Natural Gas 4s
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
69%
5
1838
101
19%
lOo
10
27Va
2
834
_12 '/a
10178
102'A
10234
100
100 %
Motors
States
Central
Illinois
Iowa
3%s
3V2S
Power
Power
RR
&
Lt
1984
El
Paso
Nat Gas
England
4.60%
103'A
102
103
Tenn
5.65%
10
35
4911
103
104
100
99
Va
5.85%
preferred
100
100%
100%
Texas
103 Va
104
Power
4s__1983
103 '/a
10334
Pacific
4s
1959
101%
102
100'2
•
103 Va
—
105 (a
501
a
Elec
$4.84
Finance
Serv
$4.64
pfd
preferred
Worcester
FOOTNOTES
52 Va
•No
860
67
69
3
2
38 Va
25 V4
40 Va
263/4
101'/a
Texas Power & Lgt—
51 Vt
10
100 Vz
Gas Transmission—
County Elec—
preferred
37
10
pfd_l00
103%
1983
38 Va
44
101 =
Power—
Mountain States
a
101%
preferred
Long Island Lighting 3 V2s—1983
Powrer 3%s
1983
41
104
1973
1983
3%s
Monogahela
49
361
104
103 Va
Stocks-
New
Illinois
29 Vz
10
103»A
1037/g
101'/a
3%s
Power
87 Vz
66 3 4
1983
Corp 3V4S
1979
Utilities 33aS—1983
Asl
1973
1973
4s
Florida
General
Gulf
84 Va
10
Bid
Southern
24
275s
Bid
Bonds—
42%
840
Westchester Fire
31
50
San
Trust—33Vz
8014
-
100
Fire
Bank
20
Illinois
National Bank
78 'A
& Guaranty Co__2
:
National
National
United Bank
40%
-10
(Texas)
Fire
Central
267
15
61 Va
29 Va
445
100
253 *
10
28
395
420
Co
46 Vz
Vz
10
Co
General Reinsurance Corp— —10
Glens Falls
-5
—5
24VA
44
12.50
53
380
Trust
50 Vz
5
50
Savings Bk__100
&
268
29 V*
2.50
Northeastern
51
—
27 3 4
47 v2
3.33 Vh
North River
99%
45 Va
■
Casualty
10
Assoc
Employers' Reinsurance :
—
8
224
259
10
Fire
Union
96 Va
—10
Crum & Forster Inc
38
Ask
262
Cleveland Trust Co
Tower
198
5
10
—
84 V»
35
5
—10
—
_
82 y4
193
Bid
100
Cleveland
First
29 Vi
20
41
1
Merchant Fire Assurance
64 Va
100
27 Va
Va
62Va
Chicago
39
Harris Trust
Northern
Bank
24 Va
Ask
10
Casualty- common
$2.10 prior preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
213A
Ins Co
American
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
26
5
-
4
Bid
1,630
22
25
Bank
&
24 Va
23
1.580
Bank
National
United States Trust
-10
Insurance Co
Bank
33
20
Trust
Nat'l
31
10
Sterling National
Ask
National
67 Va
103 Va
10
City Bank
Yoi-k
Series
Agricultural Insurance Co--10
Aetna Life
65'A
100 Va
100
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
Series
135
51
Industrial Bank of Commerce.lO
12.38
131
48
T20
Bank
State Bank of Albany
& Surety
392
10
Guaranty Trust Co
17.09
Bid
380
Y
N
Rye National Bank
Par
Par
■
Bank
City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
11.33
Companies
First
Union
Plains
Trust
Fiduciary Trust
16.74
Insurance
'
75
10
Trust
Meadow
2.50
.
Amer
6%
63 Va
Manufacturers Trust Co
lc
Series
Tr__25
&
Trust
10.47
19.97
—10
6'4
(White
Of
Companies
47 Va
61%
Hanover
Fund
391
45 Vz
10
Empire
8.47
14.08
379
52Va
Trust
&
5.82
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc
14.91
&
40Va
15
State
4.77
38%
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
First
Value Line Fund Inc
/
1
1954
Ask
—10
«,
Bank
Washington Mutual
of Boston—1
Co—10
York
Commercial
12.06
Shares-
Fund
12.88
97c
Bank of New
Continental
5.96
12.05
88c
Manhattan
5.64
4.36
26.71
13.64
the
Bankers Trust
County
New common
United Continental Fund
11.91
2.05
of
14.80
Accumulative Fund
11.69
11.19
Bank
Corn
25.93
1.88
1,
Chicago—(Cont.)—
5.16
Inc
Bid
•
York—
13.58
Fund
1
10.35
Par
New
Chemical Bank
Inc
Texas
-1
Investors Management Fund
Bank & Trust
Chase National Bank
Wall Street Investing Corp
Institutional Found Fund
—_v_
Scudder,
3.01
shares —lc
—
Bid
Feb.
Jan.
28.15
14.32
shares_lc
old
Ask'
;
1954_j
Feb.
lc
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
New
United States Treasury Bills
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
lc
common
98.4
99.26
19.47
Incorporated Investors
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Bank Fund—lc
Institutional Ins Fund
lc
New
98.24
97.28
97.8
4-
18.01
shares
American
98.16
1958
1958
99
3-53
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc_10c
Great
98.24
1-53
Stevens & Clark
Fund inc (net asset value)—*
20.67
65.20
5.85
shares ——lc
Fund
102.21
8-
Wellington Fund
Firemen's
1,
99.4
98.28
102.18
l'/as April 1, 1957_ •
l'/as Oct. 1, 1957—
1,
99.12
99.4
1956
1, 1956
27/8s March 15, 1957
19.52
Mutual Fund Inc
of
1,
l'/as Oct.
7-
17.96
Companies Inc
Industry Shares
Assn
April
99.30
2.90%
2.50
Hudson Fund Inc
Fire
l'/as
<3
99.28
1955
3.00%
14.75
Tobacco shares
Fidelity
l'/aS Oct.
Notes—
March
15,
12.71
32
shares
Federal
l'/as April
100.11
100.26
Dec.
16.41.
26
shares
Employees Group
100.9
100.9
-
-
Notes—(Cont.)
l3As
11.76
14.44
shares
Continental
100.29
Treasury
2%S Aug. 15, 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
Treasury
Ask
100.15
100.9
100.19
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Bid
100.13
100.7
100.17
100.24
—
15.29
25
shares
Camden
113 Va
1
1
.—-
Stock
Stock Series
Putnam
Bond
Insurance
112
1961
_
1
24 Va
Equipment shares
Boston
100.16
1
Corp
1
Company
Automobile
97.4
100.8
Canal 3s
Panama
2.75%
11.03.
10.15'
—1
5
Petroleum shares
Amer
100.10
Indebtedness—
of
15, 1954
2yas March 22, 1954
2%s June 1, 1954
12.27
1
.
Natural
Industrial Machinery
Aetna
1958
100.4
2y4s Feb.
v"""" J
•;
—
Speculative Series
,
administered shares—lc
Aetna Casualty
1,
100.4
100.8
8.27
12.27
Corp—
Fund
Preferred
5.17
Trust
23As May
100
96.28
15.63
Inc
Balanced Series
lc
Investment
1957-55
30.75
5
shares
Guardian
100.14
1,
99.30
18.25
28.60
Inc—
Fund
Investors
Selected
Growth
16.88
interest—*
value
Balanced
5.16
Growth
100.21
100.8
1955-54
Fund—
Wide Securities—
4.70
shares
Life
beneficial, iu terest
Equip shares—,—lc
Utility
100.17
1956
1,
2.50^
Of
Nation
9.18
stock
1955
1,
100.2
Maturity—
Certificates
lVaS
.1
Net asset
9.97
Railroad
interest—_1
beneficial
invest
8.38
Steel
Trust—
Mutual Fund of Boston
Mutual
9.10
Bond
Fund
Investors
Inc
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares
—
1c
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
RR
1,
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Investors Growth Stock
7.49'1
10.68
Railroad
Bond
beneficial
of
6.83
9.75
Priced
shares
shares
lc
Mining
-—lc
lc
lc
Merchandising
Metals
5.00
Aviation shares
Bow
3.93
3.40'
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Investing
3.57
2.93
$1.50
Corp
Investors Trust
bond
lc
lc
19.12
60.64
5.38
Capital
Institutional
Feb.
2%s
l3As Oct.
2%s June 1, 1954
23/aB June 1, 1954
36.79
2.88
1
1
1
Industries Fund Inc
General
36.79
4.80
Massachusetts
5.17
2.40
33 Va
8.11
Financial
Fully
•
2.61
Ctfs
33.33
25.70
4.99
17.25
1
1
—
Equity Fund Inc ----Fidelity Fund ihc_——
Food
23As
100.3
National Security Series—
Fund
Electrical
100.7
100.10
6.58
4.36
Steel
Howard—
Fund
General
100.4
100.5
10.35
Equipment shares-lc
National
General
100.14
100.8
Funds-
Manhattan
-
Bonds—
1954
6.17
9.47
(Net Asset Value)
Massachusetts
10.89
-
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Gas
5.63
Petroleum
7.97
7.15
2.02
10.02
25c
Dividend Shares
&
X6.02
1
25c
—
Non-Ferrous
5.72
7.27
6.52
1.84
—1
Stock Fund
Balanced
Com Stks)_l
Paper shares
38.37
17.10
2'As Feb
1,
100.1
Mutual Trust Shares
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Stock
Priced
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
10.04
Bank
Land
Nov.
100.7
1954
1954
17, 1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2yas Feb. 1, 1954
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Business
13.42
12.96
30'/a
15
15,
2'/as
8.51
Automobile shares
Diversified Growth
Baton
12.57
t8.58
Com
Mutual. Shares
Inc—
common stock™1
tll.51
t7.80
Managed
Funds
Diversified
8.54
Stocks)—1
Units of
value
Fund
Diversified
18.46
t7.82
S-4
Fund Inc—
Met asset
Delaware
9.94
2.10s May
(Income
Fund
1
value
11.28
16.92
Lexington Trust Fund
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
Net asset
2%s April
Federal
1954
15,
19.06
(Speculative Com Stk»—1
Mass
De Vegh Mutual
(High-Grade
March
26.46
Stksi-1
Com Stki_l
Pfd
2.75s
27.58
10.34
Ask
'
24.26
1
100.5
Bid
Ask
100.3
Banks—
Loan
Feb.
26.42
Stocks)—1
Pfd
Bid
Home
2.75s
X17.47
S-2
-
Fund
Composite
Figures after decimal point represent one er more 32nds of a point
30.72
S-3
1
Trust
Century Shares
Chemical Fund
30.12
1
Bondst-
(Speculative
S-l
1
Bondsi-l
Bonds)
Knickei'oocker Fund
Corp
Invest
20.95
Ask
Federal
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
(Income
K-2
8%
238
10.27
10c
Inc
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value
Street
l7/s
9.45
*
1
B-2
22.53
25.41
America
of
Tr
Inv
Broad
8
Bid
Mutual
Inc
B-l
K-l
1
Holdings Corp
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__ 1
Corp
Beneficial
(The)
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds—
10.09
19.57
3.23
American
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
b
par
Bid
FOR
value.
yield
price.
»
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t
,
,k admitted to listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
\
-
4.44%
x
wi
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
-
y
Ex-rights.
99 Va
100'A
Volume 179
Number 5287
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(43)
wee*. r,iiaea
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
decrease compared with
a
a
1953
Pennsylvania—Altoona
—
.
V
1,525,763
Bethlehem
clearings for all
5.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$16,985,346,995 against $18,028,958,807 for* the
Lancaster
there is
loss for the week ending
a
1951
1950
$
t
'
-
+
0.5
1,860,111
+ 22.2
2,202,378
1,551,669
+
3.1
1,091,502
3,931,634
4,098,435
1,105,000,000
2,814,320
Scranton
At this center
1,518,672
1,710,888
952,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
.
Our preliminary total stands
week in 1952.
same
or
-J
1,919,714
1,600,114
Chester
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
Inc.
Dec. %
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 2,
uec. 26
1952
■1*
Pre¬
year ago.
3,784,205
949,623
4.1
3,357,892
3,423,029
942,000,000
967,000,000
—25.6
2,721,060
3,143,958
6,473,430
—11.8
5,405,752
2,417,348
5,207,21(5
3,212,759
—24.8
2,514,295
7,228,083
.
2,800,355
+ 12.4
4,797,850
4,682,25*
11,880,506
-
-
13,829,070
New Jersey—Trenton
the week follows:
1,853,75*
1,345,76?
—13.8
—
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
;
1
5,709,892
Wilkes-Barre
York
Friday of 7.8%.
43
6,430,521
12,055,921
+ 14.7
9,643,984
10,184,246
12,758,441
—20.2
9,781,353
1,003,160,184
1,158,594,971
—13.4
985,376,177
8,009,736
'
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Jan. 2—
New
1953
York
%
—
7.8
908,924,691
—
7.8
935,000,000
Boston
1,052,000,000
l__
—
—
317,800,000
—
—
—
437,139,328
—
Baltimore
255,354,266
.
255,103,196
+
+
0.7
190,319,043
204,884,568
423,865,371
+
6.7
394,365,645
38,963,500
419,533,655
37,139,900
+
4.9
Mansfield.,
Youngstown
+ 90.7
33,260,500
4,371,495
33,672,100
11,612,362
12,044,106
11,702,941
2.9
9,314,171
10,988,342
420,347,218
—18.9
359,084,449
345,562,089
1,120,395,437
3.8
997,580,136
1,027,774,69#
3,684,854
—35.7
'
,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.1
„
.
Total
Ten
4
-/
•
cities, five days
Fifth
$13,113,518,635
$14,160,127,243
—
7.4
3,065,462,688
3,095,065,252
—
1.0
Total
$16,178,981,323 $17,255,192,495
all cities, five days
All cities,
—
6.2
!
day
one
806,365,672
+
cities for week
+
1.7
6,864,833
8,090,47#
5,043,466
Federal
Reserve
Disttlct—Richmond—
;
Richmond
•
•
2,368,834
3,440,670
2,680,74ft
18,248,000
17,460,000
+
4.5
14,850,000
153,571,324
South
+
147,628,187
+
4.0
151,809,649
i2-,8io,oee129,933,378
+ 11.5
Carolina—Charleston
4,166,091
3,737,058
270,519,078
298,775,305
91,185,420
90,869,803
540,058,747
Maryland—Baltimore
.
562,155,207
District of Columbia—Washington
.
+
0.3
3,767,003
172,691,143
91,418,493
3,507,047
222,343,063
81,400,469
—
3.9
437,976,958
452,674,703*
—20.4
21,181,032
—
9.5
5.8
773,766,312
$16,985,346,995 $18,028,958,807
1,078,188,539
Virginia—Huntington
Total
Total all
-
4.2
—
(7 cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
'
Other cities, five days-
340,734,655
^
West
«
6,089,823
—
2.3
*360,000,000
.
,
4.6
427,288,188
7,695,767
213,554,417
452,269,086
3.6
377,529,903
,
4.6
470,021,515
7,564,830
*215,000,000
Coiumbus
9.1
.453,291,000
„_
._
1,010,296,335-
Cleveland
•Cincinnati
6.6
355,732,464
305,200,000
Francisco
Pittsburgh _J
Cleveland
568,783,355
323,385,600
City
Louis
cities)—
Ohio—Canton
—11.1
531,427,228
Kansas
(11
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
$9,417,092,791
83'/,625.701
1
Chicago
San
1952
$8,684,946,652
Philadelphia
St.
Total
(6
cities)
'
7'Estimated.
■
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
We
cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the
Dec. 26.
For that week there
week in 1952.
same
this
center
Federal
was
a
showing
Reserve
13.1%.
We
Reserve
the
group
and
cities
District
Total
gain of 0.9%.
Kansas
and
in the
The Chicago Reserve
a
we
note that
in
are
In the
1
of
following
—19.2
* 4,651,380
3.6
112,014,651
3,548,79#
99,016,774
115,753,882
4,863,592
3,922,411
127,862,416
+ 18.4
112,469,167
8,084,140
+11.7
6,743,393
678,309
—33.0
637,139
508,664
144,401,160
+23.5
127,513,586
124,611,154
875,358,384
846,074,229
+
3.5
747,174,145
699,364,651
+
+
6,495,353
falling off of 2.2%,
smaller by 3.8%
suffers
a
loss
of
a
an
decrease of 9.4%
1 520 316
1L805*334
5,003*274
8,741,003
—19.1
4,848,852
7,824,173
64,950,000
—12.9
63,619,000
8,842,912
—
2.7
7,921,082
—10.9
3,335,001
Moines
3,744,303
83,580,678
8.2
4,352,147
—20.1
4,163,170
.+ 14.1
5 921 72T
62*477*000>
lo',642 37T
3,948,807
70,759,892
3,476,709
30,848,561
+
4,118*811
307*015
4 211*369
36*,041*00f
75
32,174,135
+23.2
1,250,235
1 241 046-
815,992,365
4.5
724,606,868
4,541,438
850,474^660
3,337,066
+36.1
3,090,168
4,082,570
9,957,848
Peoria,
6.1
1,063,989
778,944,054
Decatur
13,012,570
1,310,199
Chicago
28,207,161
12,222,595
City
Illinois—Bioomington
and in the San Francisco
1,315,845
10,237,305
1.4
90,437,205
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
increase of 3.5%, but in the
0.7
+12.4
+
8,608,378
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
a
5,967,399
7,072,411
Bend.-
Sioux
1,746,270
11,738,840
56,597,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre
the
and
1,758,222
13,197,906
6,052,183
South
and in the
3.6%
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
11,645,783
—
15,063,365
15,442 864
—14.5
10,563,424
11,377,213
7,931,972
8,927,992
—11.2
5,785,217
5,909 078
3,390,102
4,004,896
—15.3
3,599,071
3,706,970
1,041,007,358
1,079,855,374
3.6
969,445,035
1,109,282,683
—
3.8
+
Rockford
Springfield
"
we
furnish
a
'
.
u
1st
Boston
12 cities
2nd
New
11
3rd
Philadelphia
■
■
OF BANK
.
1952
$
Inc.
1950
$
652,172,516
—
7.5
604,955,206
**
'48,859,592,867
9,054,270,395
—
2.2
8,907,797,951
9,010,289,512
"
1,003,160,184
1,158,594,971
—13.4
985,376,177
1,010,296,315
M
1,078,188,539
cities)
.
Louis
287,000,000
—
Total
(4
298,300,000
265,300,000
.
198,510,566
185,474,957
7.0
173,260,390
A
80,582,515
102,446,597
—21.3
104.387,915
1,844,294
2,337,850
—21.1
567,937,375
588,559,404
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
604,801,528
1
4th Cleveland
Missouri—St.
$
11
York
(17
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis1951
or
Dec. %
603,099,179
7-
Total
,
CLEARINGS
1953
$
•
Week Ended Dec. 26—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
cities)
1,120,395,437
—
3.8
997,580,13G
5th
Richmond—..
6
"
540,058,747
562,155,207
—
3.9
437,976,958
Atlanta
10
"
875,358,384
846,074,229
+
3.5
747,174,145
699,364,651
7th
Chicago
17
"
1,041,007,358
1,079,855,374
—
3.6
969,445,035
1,109,282,683
A
"
567,937,375
588,559,404
—
3.5
544,913,063
606,964,777
408,295,091
404,584,355
+
0.9
368,161,965
394,197,420
North
Dakota—Fargo
482,335,540
532,519,429
—
9.4
542,037,219
558,413,521
South
Dakota—Aberdeen!
—
+„.
3.5
1,964,758
315,300,006
179,912,49#
109,740,04®
*2,012,23#
'
544,913,063
606,964,777
6,474,685
452,674,702
6th
8th
St.
9th
Louis
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
12th
San
1,027,774,698
Ninth
7
"
10
"
6
"
388,776,549
375,670,502
+
3.5
353,709,170
Francisco
M
880,988,288
886,997,958
—
0.7
840,845,577
Federal
St.
16,728,798,101
17,261,849,777
—
3.1
16,299,972,602
add
8,083,851,449
our
8,531,277,748
—
5.2
7,685,605,278
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
1953
Maine—Bangor
1952
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1951
+25.9
1,703,522
+
5.6
4.039,237
541,260,181
9.1
513,800,421
503,066,775
2,570,739
+12.5
1,939,850
Connecticut—Hartford
+
6.1
937,427
946,668
2,754,072
10,656,506
8,329,939
8,226.090
33,003,370
Island—Providence
29,617,928
13,872,089
Haven
14,377,177
29,341,800
Hampshire—Manchester
32,990,700
I
1,758,666
cities)
1,759,153
652,172,516
603,099,179
|
—
Total
+
0.5
2,304,137
9,108,650
8,621,238
York
1.3
6,530,441
7,237,360
Fort
+11.4
—
3.5
25,551,107-
28,639,292
.
12,632,285
—11.1
25,461,600
+21.2
10,884,772
11,093,82#
0.9
368,161,965
394,197,42#
+18.5
+
9,259,550
19,738,030
300,400,464
343,915,164
1,016,585
722,54#
+40.8
453,192
7.1
6,596,271
477,621
7,055,377
—
3.9
144,810,661
150,374,527
+
7.8
9,225,463
—I
9.6
15,908,932
8,947,66#
15,186,231
—12.7
347,767,758
357,183,014,
13,272,75#
—
10,024,127
9,840,065
+
1.9
11,055,134
3,272,264
3,180,174
+
2.9
2,813,511
2,701,097
2,418,546
2,680,428
—
9.8
2,389,712
2,492,677
482,335,540
(10 cities)
532,519,429
—
9.4
542,037,219
558,413,521
Texas—Austin
+
0.1
1,397,143
1,365,197
—
7.5
604.955,206
*9,000,000
Galveston
16,113,000
3.8
7,063,430
6,486,573
+
4.5
299,159,372
283,405.781
—
9.9
25,811,925
28,739,37#
5,906,000
+
3.5
6,353,000
5,648,125
5,703,069
—
10,664,723
388,776,549
375,670,502
+
140.443,942
6,356,000
1.0
5,401,092
4,675,040
+12.4
9,920,351
11,523,443
3.5
353,709,170
341,186,20#
—
604,801,528
+ 17.0
25,300,556
28,564,814
9.2
3,283,048
2,792,042
4.298,218
99,569,039
107,778,026
—
7.6
109,017,661
96,518,631
2,532,416
—
5.2
2,035,619
1, 950,443
1,804,758
29,893,005
11,991.004
Falls__
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6 cities)_____
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Washington—Seattle
13,724,346
314,833,066
26,922,715
—
8,670,639
329,101,705
Worth
32,753,500
—
—
+
4.9
1,837,685
3.106,740
8,711.836,671
8,730,572,029
—
2.0
8,614,367,324
27,272.003
26,064,555
+
4.6
20.982.941
14,904,313
16,243,574
—
8.2
13,811,027
15,528,770
Lake
California—Long
San
12,017,236
Francisco
Jpse
81,061,097
15,490,571
12,693,975
460,945,353
17,301,808
1
Pasadena
144,045,191
85,266,050
city
Beach
3,767,818
134,108,625
468,620,422
12,499,770
—
Barbara
.
14,531,970
5.546,575
4,243,681
10,529,198
9,774,360
880,988,288
6.6
115,242,537
146,228,814
+
4.5
—
6.9
3,545,510
136,516,366
140,242,419
+
5.2
64,505,803
12,653,796
68,175,610
16,314,266
+11.7
5.3
1.7
9,327,729
454,544,863
12,107,696
+
11,267,651
472,692,857
—
—14.0
+30.7
3,674,140
11,133,937
4,565,933
3,409,535
+
7.7
9,778,350
7,551,241
^86,997,958
—
0.7
840,845,577
862,542,476
16,728,798,101
17,261,849,777
—
3.1
16,299,972,602
16,677,788,492
8,083,851,449
8,531,277,748
—
5.2
7,685,605,278
7,965,951,821
23,135,748
Syracuse
3,936,206
Utah—Salt
San
Francisco-
131,162,398
Oregon—Portland
Santa
8,554,253,391
Rochester
Connecticut—Stamford
N.
135,534,261
9,983,428
l
Wichita
12,181,671
•
1,892,549
!
475,545
17,851,591
Dallas
+
2.400,088
Jamestown
3,215,54#
2,118,091
5.2
3,901,114
„
739,067
7,157,145
130,191,924
Yakima
'
2,895,97#
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
—
York—
16,059,964
Elmira
New
875,836
669,426
Twelfth
1
i
Second Federal Reserve District—New
Binghamton
6,402,33#
-
City—
6,647,934
Pueblo
I
York—Albany
10,214,248
404,584,355,
264,833,34#
99,281,70#-'-
'
2,014,513
1,105,373
2,767,005
•
Buffalo
3,126,051
Reserve District—Kansas
City
Joseph
!
Colorado—Colorado Springs
3,840,135
10,098,369
Worcester
Federal
Missouri—Kansas
1,566,474
4,892,851
1,172,955
Bedford
1,961,746
2,891,008
River
Springfield
New
+14.1
408,295,091
St.
492,228,590
Lowell
(12
—10.3
3,596,495
12,374,005
cities)
(7
Wichita
$
5,165,923
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
3,741,091
5,627,418
2,477,180
—
Kansas—Topeka
1950
$
2,469,465
Portland
New
1.7
4,105,009
Omaha
,
New
+
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Rhode
5.1
6,564,424
3,354,288
Lincoln
$
New
+
6,677,140
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Dec. 26
Fall
102,024,061
244,969,043
94,417,677
7,965,951,821
detailed
week ended December 26 for four years:
*
6,659,824
2.0
Montana—Billings
Tenth
now
+23.2
—
107,212,357
16,677,788,492
Outside New York City
We
6,620,233
271,823,803
Paul
Helena
4
8,157,616
266,414,676
862,542,476
.
111 cities
—
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
Total
Total
Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
341,186,209
10
City
11th Dallas—
J.—Newark—
Northern New Jersey
J
6,331,594
178,320,555
cities)—.
Indiana—Fort
0.7%.
;
.
District
In the Dallas Reserve District there is
District
—50.5
132,760,712
Lansing
Philadelphia Reserve District of
3.5%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District enjoys
City Reserve District there is
Reserve
(10
Grand
by 3.9%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals
Louis Reserve District of
6,522,363
454,530
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
Des
larger by 3.5%.
St.
237 200,000
151,363,389
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
from this
(including this city) the totals record
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Richmond
84,636,988
277,500,000
9,027,952
Louisiana—New
loss of 5.2%, the bank clearings
a
Districts in which they are located
in the Boston Reserve District of 7.5%
78,132,203
4.9
3,167,827
Mobile
week ended
22 729,446*
—10.1
—
$16,728,798,101 against $17,261,849,777 in the
decrease of 2.0%.
a
—
\
137,495,566
Mississippi—'Vicksburg
decrease of 3.1%, the aggregate of clearings for
Outside of this city there was
the New York District
are
88,086,361
305,600,000
3,228,386
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
has to be estimated.
complete results of the previous week
the whole country having amounted to
at
79,193,790
Macon
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and
are
cases
28,156,357
290,700,000
Georgia—Atlanta
not available at time of going to press.
are
"
22,406,389
Nashville
the week
as
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
appear
Augusta
ends
we
Sixth Federal Reserve
..
Total (11 cities)
"21,000,000
*17,000,000
51,313,902
53,740,408
—
67,026,504
00,512,065
8,859,592,867
9,054,270,395
+23.5
15,004,104
44,400,792
57,757,194
61,838,644
2.2
8,907,797,951
9,010,289,512
(10
cities)—
49,255,361
—16.8
Total
.
15,761,648
4.5
Stockton \
Grand
—
Outside
total
(111
cities)
New York City
*Estiinated.
-
g
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(44)
largely in
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
daily
certifies
Holdings of Treasury notes and of United States
Government bonds decreased $59 million and $25 milDistrict.
'
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
to the Secretary of the Treasury the
countries of the world.
buying rate for cable transfers
lion,
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
County
and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
BY
DECEMBER
25,
Noon
1953
TO
RESERVE
BANK
DECEMBER
31,
TO
TREASURY
1953,
TARIFF
UNDER
million in
Dis¬
trict, $32 million in Chicago, and $28 million in the
Kansas City District, and they increased $38 million in
the Philadelphia District and $24 million in the Cleve¬
land District.
Time deposits increased $57 million.
Borrowings increased $169 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict but they decreased $97 million in New York City.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
1930
OF
ACT
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
-
Friday
Monday
Dec. 25
*
Argentina peso—
Basic
•
Free
—
Australia
"
-
~
.133333*
.0713820*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
"
_
"
Christmas
""""""
2.238296
.0385802*
.0200562
franc
,
2.238047
.0385802*
.0200562
2.237798
.0385802*
,0200562
Basic
Canada,
Ceylon,
Z
__
_
Markka
"
_
"
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee—
Mexico,
.0428082*1"
.0352609*1
.326300
pound
__
Christmas
Day
L__
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
_
peso
—
.0349000
Switzerland, franc
.0349000
.193233*
:
.193233
.233200
Union of South Africa,
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
I
2.797945
I
**
loans
Industrial,
;
loans
Other
for
for
purchasing
Othekv loans
U.
S.
—
+
70
+
48
13
66
27
348
+
+
364
123
799
403
+
—
—
6,380
indebtedness
—
—
18,473
vault-.
—
1,032
—-
—
+
+
59
—
—
+
—
79
Lofland
&
Barnes
December
'
Shares
»
Clad
Dec.
Aiieti—
Gold
1953
certificates
Redemption
for
F.
Govt,
8.
Bought
21,338,747
671
131,975
303,090
24,404
2,265
140
1,627
2,596,312
+
+
3,641,150
bought
outright
under
880,825
25,317,674
+
103,250
+
103,250
+
1,291,612
securities—
other
26,122,864
cash
items
+
4,301,653
11,034
201,316
—
51,635
details
52,465,785
360,916
3,287
613,291
+
26,702,672
105,371
+
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
19,999,332
+
acct.-
495,981
1
Eastern
National
Gas
3%%
48,960
452,224
Other
+
+
62,012
—
107,173
97,735
—
8,613
—
365,253
>o
303,346
—
89,662
-
deposits
438,558
21,312,790
Deferred availability cash items
and
31,264
3,309,875
+
176,221
+
38,314
25,958
+
320
+
1st
367,388
+
470,458
51,351,295
—
Capital Accounts—
Lake
St.
4%
;;
note
accts.
Ry.,
1974—Jan
20
31/4% debs, due 1967—Jan
4% debenture stock—Jan
4
31
12573
11989
Page
5%
20-year
deposit
liabilities
and
F.
12,449
6,271
+
+
Cornell-Dubilier
—
+
613,291
Electric
preferred
$5.25
stock,
Packing
Corp.,
1st
7%
mortgage
Seabrook
Farms
Jan
3%
s.
f.
1962
Central
44.4%
0.5%
+
Feb
ISSUE
Co.,
debentures
$1.72
cony,
due
*
Works
1962
1
Feb
^_Feb
1
*
*
1
Feb
stock
1
.12198
Feb
1966
preferred
Page
8
12577
Saco
23,413
410
3,621
108
+
3,125
86
+
Co.
Insurance
Burger* Brewing
(quar,)—,—
(quar.)—.——_—
Co.——_
(N.
Y.)
—
(yeai>end)
Co
Extras-
by R. L.
Day &
Company in Boston
on
STOCKS
$ per share
—-
preferred (quar.)
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Public
Gas
Hudson
Central
&
Optician, Inc., preferred-l
22,607
New
11,000
Wewoka
Era
Mines,
Inc.
Petroleum
Research
Differential
(25c
<
Corp.,
participation
ctfs.
Corp.
($1
Brockton
25
Boston
($50
United Cape Cod
Cranberry Co
25
Filter
par)
par)
Co.—
225 lot
par)
($10 par)
$30 lot
($1 par)— $30 lot
81
14%
5
1,000
U.
S.
Airlines, Inc.
($1
pari
nc
1,000
U.
S.
Airlines, Inc.
($1
par)
14c
BONDS
Obligation of Gravity Froster Corp..
,
in
industrial,
most
districts
about the amount of the
350 lot
1 lot
Gravity Froster Corp., common, Mass. Corp.
National Bank,
(25c
.
—
Gravity Froster Corp., preferred, Mass. Corp.
Home
Commercial,
25 lot
j,
:
creased
Corp.
Wheel
$25 lot
par)
$30 lot
and
and
new
agricultural
the
total
loans
increase
in¬
was
issue of Commodity Credit
Corporation certificates of interest purchased by weekly
reporting member banks; the principal increases were
$119 million in the Chicago District, $29 million in the
Kansas City District, $23 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and $17 million in the San Francisco District.
Changes in commercial and industrial loans, according
to
industry,
brokers
and
appear
dealers
in another
press
release.
Loans to
for
purchasing '6r carrying securi¬
ties decreased $120 million, and loans to others for the
same
purpose increased $70 million.
The
decreases
in
holdings
of
Treasury
bills
were
1-15
1-15
1-20
Electric
2-
(s-a)
1
1-15
1- 2
1-20
1- 6
2- 1
1- 4
12-28
12-22
1-9
12- 1
1-11
12-15
12-23
1- 5
1-15
1-15
2- 1
1- 5
1-15
2- 1
1-15
12-31
1-29
40c
2-1
2-10
l-ll
(s-a).
(special)
50c
1- 9
12-30
25c
1- 4
12-17
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
(s-a)
!—
$5
5%,.»jeferred (quar.)-—-—$1.25
Clinchfield Coal Corp. (quar.)—
1-20
1-30
1-13
1-13
25F
63c-
1-21
1- 8
18c
24c
1-
2
1- 2
12-23
25c
1-15
*12-31
Utility
Corp.
Engineering
(quar.)
(quar.)
1.-20
Cleveland,
Ry., common
Ex^ia
-
—
CocaTpbla Bottling (Cinn.) class A (quar.)—
Commodity
Corp.—
--J
1—
Special
—
A
Frosted
Foods
—
(s-a)
12-23
Co.
SftfclPceriificales must be
to
be
stamped
in
12-23
12-26
1-11
1-11
31 Vic
3-
17%c
(year-end)
Trust
1- 4
$2.50
&
1-4
2-1
27Vic
Bank
12-31
12-28
20c
(quar.)
1-20
1- 4
30c
Printers
1-15
1-15
8c
30c
12-31
12-31
1-15
•
(NY)
!?MTiiquidating
'infhk
1-11
12-31
.
10c
5c
—
Consolidated Lobster, Inc.
Continental
1-111
1"-1
Co.
(annual)—
turned
order
to
into
the
receive
payment.
Coiffih+ntal Copper & Steel Industries
5%
pielerred (quar.)
Confffierital Transportation
Preferred
1
1
2- 1
25c
$1.75
25c
17%c
(reduced)
—;
-u—2;
Co., common
7%
SpreeTSl
deposits credited to domestic banks.
1-15
2-
—50c
,•
*
r
M.)
CpmfSeticut
weekly reporting meml
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Dec. 23:
An increase of $234 million in commer¬
cial, industrial, and agricultural loans, and decreases of
$256 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $441 million
in demand deposits adjusted, and $350 million in demand
2- 1
$1.50
$1.25
$2
70c
20c
$7
25c
preferred--
partic.
6%
Water
(Milton)
C.ass
1.8%
12-22
12-31
10c
Inc.
Service
Edison
Bradley
Community
Iln Volume 178.
1- 2
1-15
$1.25
&
(A.
1-20
50c
(quar.i
Bickle-Seagrave Ltd.,
Biddetord
1-11
1-30
1-30
15c—■:
:
-
Iron
1-20
1-25
$1.12%
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)-^
Cheney Brothers
CALLED
due
Co.
Corp.
2- 1
Y.)-—
-
Jst partic preferred
Participating
Shares
$6,800
Bros.
Extra
12-31
20c
Conj#5rt+"'"Fund. Inc.-—
Transacted
5
Bartgis
Bayst&fce
1-15
30c
-—_
—
(N.
1-15
12-22
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
foreign
Wednesday, December 23:
110
preferred
Corp.
accept¬
Auction Sales
1,122
6%
Commercial
1-21
12-31
meeting
at
Ayres (L. S.) 4%% preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (series 1947) (quar.)
Bankers
12-18
1-29
took
(Directors
payment
h$kl Dec. 23)
$1.2£L£onv. prior preferred
Axe-HOoghton Fund B, Inc.
From' Investment Income-
Chambersburg
bonds due 1965_
debs,
corn,
of Rec.
1- 2
2-15
28c
-
(year-end)
com.
<fc Co.,
on
i
Holdert
$12
(quar.);
Austi%uJiichols
no--action
When
Payable
31 Vic
35c
25c
(quar.)
on
Sonic
an¬
follow with
we
$1.50
Corp.
purchased for
Peirce
dividends
the
Then
Share
Steamship Co.
Central
1
1
Date
RR„ 4%%
Finance
12091
The condition statement of
200
all
indicate
we
Anson^ Wire & Cable
Byers
2
—Feb
-Feb
A
1st mtge.
3%%
due
Company and Issue—
Seaboard
12194
12474
Co., Ltd.—
series
bonds,
Co.,
L
series A—
3%% s. f. debs,
Phenolic
American
Boston
Corp.—
♦Announcement in this issue.
combined
American
Buffalo
;
Great Consolidated Electric Power
Illinois
360,916
—
130,384
R.
correspondents
300
first
Extra—
REDEMPTION
debentures
ENTIRE
52,465,785
due
re¬
Industrial loan commitments
12
the
during the current week.
Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (accum.)
American Can Co.1 (quar.) —
—___.—_
Belmont
-
fund
27,543
237,188
certificate
Contingent liability
ances
+
.
gold
to
"
—
*
_
11978
debs., series A, due 1966—i—
Jan
4
Bush Terminal Buildings Co. 1st mtge. bonds due i960—Jan 15
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
sinking
584,676
liabilities & cap.
+
201
265,083
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts.
Jan
Date
John
Republic Steel Corp.,
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7).
stock
& Fuel Associates—
mtge. & collat. trust bonds
Lighting & Power Co.,
&
Deerfield
liabilities
serves
debenture
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
•
.
DiyJdend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables." In
Bishop's
i
Total
4%
Ry.,
Company and Issue—
11,035
accrued divs._
TENDERS
452,373
64,587
—
OF
PARTIAL
Member bank—reserve accts.
in which the
11978
11978
11978
Houston
Notes—
(except where indicated)
31
Canadian Northern Ontario Ry., 4%
debenture stock—Jan 31
Canadian Northern Quebec Ry.,
4% debenture stock—Jan 31
Canadian Northern
Ry.,
4%
debenture
stock
Jan 31
9,262
-
notes,
Page
Canadian
,
Federal Reserve
Ratio .of
107
546
DIVIDENDS
Per
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Deposits:
Total
87
—
District).
Francisco
(San
+
payment date.
Date
Quebec
Other liab.
♦Preliminary
Name of Company
Company and Issue—
62,874
+
Liabilities—
Total
1,263
878
—-
...
Airtex Products,
list of corporate bonds,
a
NOTICE
61,559
+
6,468
+
found
1,265,581
-
91
—
151,616
be
volume
current
1
177,899
'
assets
+
199,980
—
22
banks
Total assets
U.
—
seccyid table in which we show the payments previ¬
ous^ Announced, but which have not yet reached their
tenders, and the page number gives the location in the
7,250
+
premises
Other
1,284,362
670,950
of
Uncollected
Bank
+
25,988,624
foreign banks
notes
——
preferred and common stocks called for redemption, in¬
cluding those called under sinking fund provisions. The
date indicates the redemption or last date for making
repurchase
agreement
and
Below will
510,000
...
Total U. S. Govt, securities.
R.
preferred
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
820,825
13,263,671
Bonds
F.
$1 lot
$1 lot
$1 lot
$1 lot
$3 lot
1,854,362
5,816,541
Notes
Due from
11,125
—
$5 lot
Notices
;
loans
tl^e Philadelphia Tucker Co.,
nounced
securities:
Certificates
Total
'-r-
196
1,620
961
deposits:
banks
banks
+
+
—
30%
:
646,958
22,969
advances
Bills
Total
of
Tucker Co.,
outright—
Held
+
23
124
$ per share
par
no
100,041
321,349
and
Industrial loans
U.
746,999
+
350
—.
demand
Interbank
government
deposits
a
reserves
cash
Discounts
Franchise
448% Philadelphia
20,000
+
capital
Co.,
1,556% Philadelphia Tucker Co., common i$l par).
_
164% Philadelphia Tucker Co., preferred ($100 par)—--—
R.
900,644
Total gold ctf.
Other
1952
20,000
20,438,103
fund
notes
—
banks
Borrowings
OTJIER ACCOUNTS
1,516% Philadelphia Tucker Co., common ($1 par)—
1,556% Philadelphia Tucker Co., common ($1 parl_:
Dec. 31,
—
+
Foreign
60600
No.
(—) since
1953
+
2,776
S.
Domestic
STOCKS
Distributors
Inc. ( + ) or
Auction
at
Sold
Department,
'
V.
Victor
10
(In thousands of dollars)
Dec. 23,
19,404
Government
23, 1953:
FOR
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
29,
deposits except
441
57
177
domestic
Liabilities—
♦'Temporarily omitted.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Dec.
—
U.
merchandise.
55,644
Time
1 Application depends upon type of
—
DemarwC-deposits adjusted
♦Nominal.
2,700
with
Balances
+847
2,888
308
1,752
88
1,155
+
66
+
176
26
35
184
35
+
14,637
Banks——
,
—
7,497
Reserve
+
—
266
7
2,48,9
5,341
---
—
Federal
with
231
+
—
8,000
32,688
—
-
—
—
of
130
•
—
827
securities
Cash in
120
6,460
U. S. bonds
Other
Reserves
—
046
Treasury notes
.233150
—
———
bills
certificates
Treasury
234
carrying
Government securities—total
Treasury
1,440
+
'
—
banks-
to
1,071
1,386
+
...
loans-;
estate
Loans
+
2,015
or
securities
Real
+
129
130
pur-
securities
carrying
or
-
dealers
and
brokers
to
cnasing
184
+
+
agricultural
and
—
—
23,364
,
commercial,
Loan^
1932
80,874
40,689
-
_——
■
Loans—gross
2.800124
2.810625
2.798256
2.808750
"*
2.808437
Loans—net
1.025937
.210350
.00435401*
.00285625
.210366
2.810625
.116211
.264100
2.782797
.140154*
.496766*
.0349000
.193233*
.193233*
.233150
.233175
2.798567
2.809062
**
pound
United
1.024921
.210200
.00435401*
.00285625
.210200
2.808750
1
.116144
.264100
2.780940
.140154*
.496766*
.0349000
,
l»o3
41,312
Investments—total
and
Loans
.0428082*1"
.0352609*1
.326250
Dec. 24,
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
.
,0428082't
1.027871
.210150
.00435401*
.00285625
.210166
2.808437
.116211
.264100
2.780631
.140154*
.496766*
or
since
Dec. 16,
1903
.0200562
.0352609*t
.326200
.00435401*
.00285625
,210250
2.809062
.116211
.264100
2.781250
.140154*
.496766*
France
Ireland,
dec. (—i
.0352609*1"
.326250
1.029218
,210250
Malayan dollar
dollar
rupee
Finland,
Inc. ( + )
'
Dec. 23,*
.0428082* t
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
in the San Francisco
.0385802*
,
_
Free
decreased $381
City, $86 million
.133333*
.0719820'
2.239541
Brazil, cruziero—
British Malaysia,
deposits adjusted
York
ber banks follows:
„
.200000*
Day
pound
schilling
Austria,
Belgium,
8
j
.200000'.!
8
.200000*
.133333*
I
„
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
8
8
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 29
.200000"
*
Preferential
Tuesday
Dec. 28
securities in¬
"other"
of
million.
$35
Demand
New
FOREIGN
Holdings
respectively.
creased
the different
on
We give below a record for the week just passed:
.
San Francisco
Chicago, and the
York,
New
Monday, January 4, 1954
...
Lines
Inc.,
Cracifteck-Terry Shoe (s-a)
Davenport Water 5% preferred
5',«Z$£6n-cumulative
50c
4%
Erwin
Bakeries,
pfd.
Inc.
(N
Grain.
Ltd.
1-11
1-27
1-21
1-30
1-25
1- 5
' 1-11
$3
1-15
50c
1
1-
1-11
W 4
9
12-24
i$l
pref.
(quar.)
1-15
12-31
15c
1-
4
12-23
135c
C)
$1.40
12-16
,
2-15
r*
(quar.)
Mills,
1-15
12-31
2
1
1-13
1
35c
25c
preferred (year-end)
Ltd.—
partic
Federal
1-
2-
25c.
30c
.•
Oil Co. (annual)
Eastern
1
$1.25
(quar.)—.—
Day|U"o^t Inc. (quar.)_
De
VjbLss Co. (quar.)—
Delaware'.power & Light Co. (quar.)
Detrq^Zp'asket & Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Deli^ii & Mackinac Ry. Co.
Eason
com.
'
2-
1'
1-13
Federal,Service Finance Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
CUC&..B
'quar.)
16%c
1-15
3 %c
5%f-p.referred A
(quar.)
5% "preferred
(quar.)
Fiel3«+Marshall)
B
see
Marshall
,
Field
&
Co.
1-15
"
12-31
1-15
$1.25
$1.25
12-31
12-31
1-15
12-31
-
Volume 179
Number 5287
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Co.
(Wash.,
Motor.
of
D.
Washington
C.)
$5
&
semi-annual
non-cumulative
1-
Bag
preferred
(s-a)
$2.50
Mills
Cotton
6c
^"^-22-31
4%
Tire
<fe
Co.
Hartford
Co.
of
Boiler
1-30
1-15
Inspection
6%
&
pfd.
(quar.)
1st
Water
7%
(initial s-a)__.
Power
Shoppes, Inc.
Hygrade
Food
Jenkins
(quar.)
Bros.,
Ltd.
Fire
Kaynee Co.
7'<
$1.25
Marine
Co.,
Lane
Bryant.
Lairrentifie
Class
Inc.,
Insurance
held
Merchants
Class
Dec.
pfd.
Extra
Moore
(Win.
Inc.
(quar.)___
12-18
American
12~30
12~23
American
1-
2
1-
5
1-20
5%
12-31
2il5
American
Molasses
Co.
American
National
Fire
lv
preferred
American
il-15
Seating
American
Service
1-30..^-15
American
2-
1
"
1-
4
1-31
scsa-15
{15c
3-15
2-19
American
25c
1-20
•>42-31
American
Woolen
1-
2
*.12-19
American
Zinc,
40c
1-
8
1-
2
1-
8
1-
2
25c
(extra)
1-15
1-
2
"12-18
$4.50
preferred
1-
2
12-18
$4.50
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
{25c
Co.,
$7
class
A
1-
2
12-
2-
1-12
$7
1-
8
1-
25c
pfd
(quar.):
2-
1
:
1-15
Northwest
Oberman
5'//
Plastics
Mfg.
(year-end)
Co.
preferred
common
(quar.)
(year-end>______
(stock
Pacific
Coast
Parke,
Oil
6c
Gear
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Pittston
Class
B
Rich's,
ferred
.
Security
Smyth
class
Corp.
Stanley
Class
Fuel
called
Co.
of
for
B
4.35%
3.75%
Corp.
!
4Vi%
A
pfd.
5
12-21
12-21
Babcock
Inc.___
Corp.
Refrigerating
Oil
Co.
8c
Warehousing
(quar.)
Calff.
convertible
pfd. (quar.)
County Gas Co,
62 Vic
12-28
2
2-
1
1-
2
2-10
$2.50
w.
:.
12-21
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Appliance
(quar.)
*
we
$1.25
1-
2
U2-13
12-31 ^--12-30
*•
2-10
2-10
1-25
2
12-23
1-15
Fund,
vestment
Share
Alamo
Allen
iquar.
from
Iron
Works
Electric &
Co
1-
2-
1
given
—
1-15
in
the
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
i
S.)
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
dividend).
7%
preferred
1.2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Packing Corp.
1-
8
12-17
1-15
12-31
H
1
CO
4
12-22
1-
4
12-22
{50c
1-
7
12-15
{70c
com...
1-
1-20
12-30
1-26
12-22
investment
1-
12-26
Northern
50c
1
4
5
1-
10c
1-15
12-
4
12-29
{15c
1
1-29
{$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
33-
1
1-29
1-18
$3
1-
V
4
1-
4
3-
2
1-29
1-
5
12-11
2-
1
12-31
37 Vic
1-15
12-17
{25C
4
share
of
Industries,
Celotex
Corp.,
U.
preferred
Celtic Knitting
7%
S.
Central
Ltd.
Sugar Co.
4
Central
Coal
Coke
1-
7
Central
Indiana
2-
1
1-
7
Central
Ohio
2-
1
1-
7
Central
2-
1
1-
5
1-
4
12-21
1
1-15
2-
1
12-15
Common
1-
5
12-
9
1-20
12-
9
1-11
12-28
1-11
12-28
2%%
20c
3-15
3-
1
1-30
1-
8
(quar.)
Co.,
common
Charleston
Transit
Chateau-Gai
(quar.)
Wines, Ltd.
Inc., class
&
Chesapeake
3Vi %
Ohio
&
convertible
Guaranty
1-16
12-31
12-31
1-
4
12-15
4
1-
8
12-21
$1.50
1- '7
(accum.)
$3
1- 7
12-22
(quar.)
55c
1-15
12-21
10c
(N.
1-
12-23
Y.)
Lorbb
1
I75c
Corp.:
3-
1
50c
Optical
3-
{75c
—
—
Works
8
1-
4
2-
1
2-
1
12-14
15c
1-15
1-
2
:
10c
1-15
1-
2
Corp
10c
1- 4
12-
1
12-
1
Co.
com.
iquar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
Stock
Ry.,
Electric
Co.,
Inter-Terminal
RR.
Gas
6c
8
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
1-30
1-30
1-12
1-
7
12-31
1-15
1-
7
1-
12-15
12-10
4
5%
preferred
12-31
45c
1-15
12-30
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
5
12-
7
1-30
1-
2
4
1-
2
8
12-26
1-
1-
1-15
.
1-
4
2-
1
12-30
2-
1
50c
$1.50
1-
4
1-
4
1-
7
1-
8
12-23
12-23
1-
4
12-23
1-
8
12-17
preferred
1-15
2-15
1-13
1-20
2-
1
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
Pacifie
—
$L75
122-
1
1
8-15
11-15
,1-25
10c
1- 8
1- 8
12-28
12Vic
6l7/«c
l&c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
2-15
$2
Texas
&
(quar.)
Clary Multiplier Corp., com.
Clayton & Lambert
25c
Co.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.i
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (extra)
Clarostat Mfg. Co. (year-end)
conv.
1-15
3%
(quar.)
com.
dividend
preferred
preferred
preferred
5Vi7o
1-
12-31
$1.30
(annual)
-4% preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati,
New Orleans
5%
1- 8
1
1-15
75c
(quar.)
Downs
Cincinnati
5%
$1.75
1-20
2-
87Vic
Extra
12-22
50c
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3 preferred
Cincinnati
20c
common
Corp.
Churchill
12-15
$1.25
20c
1-16
1-
4
Ry.—
Chicago
Co.
12-15
{50c
preferred
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.,
30c
A
Mortgage
12-31
1-15
75c
(s-a)
1-15
2
12-30
1-15
12Vic
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4Vi %
preferred (quar.)
1-15
1-
1-15
2Vi%
1-25
1-20
12-15
$2
,—
(stock dividend)
1-25
45c
1-
1-29
1-15
30c
50c
(quar.)
12-31
{40c
60c
Utility (annual)
62 Vic
(resumed)—
12-31
1-15
$3
(year-end)
15c
(quar.)„
1-15
40c
(special)
Co.
Products> (extra)
Hosiery Mills Inc.—
Chadbourn
50c
1-11
50c
Certain-Teed
2-
12 Vic
1
50c
30c
(quar.)
1-11
2-
{10c
Extra
56'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
1
37Vic
Light & Power (quar.)
Central West
(quar.).
common
(quar.)—
Republic Co.
933Ac
(quar.)
Aguirre
1-
1
$1.083A
(quar.)
2-
Co.
(s-a)
2-
Gas
{32c
25c
$1.083A
conv.
Finishing
(quar.)
2-1
&
12-28
$4
preferred
$1
—
12-18
1
{25c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-31
1-25
shares of Carolet held.
common
5%
1-25
2-
{15c
{$1.12Vi
(partial liquidating)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd.
Co.—
12-28
Ltd.—
Casmont
1_
12-28
1-27
{$1.75
_
Carolina
(quar.)
pfd.
(year-end)
com.
12-
2
1-27
Ltd.
12-15
1-11
1-
12-29
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
for each 500
com.
1-19
12-31
{27Vic
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Refractories,
one
12-29
{$1.25
Ltd.,
(year-end)
Industries Ltd.,
preferred
Plus
1-30
1-19
{$1.50
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Carolet Corp.
12-31
1-15
t$1.50
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
Guaranteed
(quar.)
:
Power & Light Co., com.
(quar.)—
Carthage Mills (extra)
1-29
1-15
45c
Ry.
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Vickers Ltd. (quar.)
4
75c
Fe
Ltd.
(s-a)
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
1-15
2-15
{8c
Corp.,
Canadian General Investments,
7%
12-31
{5c
income)
Power
preferred
Canadian
C
1-15
12-31
1-15
{5c
Railway
Bronze
Common
1
1-20
Fund—
Southern
6%
12-21
2-
25c
:
General
Canada
5%
1-11
75c
40c
2 Vi %
Extra
Canadian
$1.50
$1.50
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Canadian
12-31
37Vic
dividend
(From
1-18
$1.17Vi
(quar.)
(extra)
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Stock
12-11
$1.75
preferred
$4.70
Canada
5c
1-4
12-23
1-
4
12-23
1-
6
12-23
1-
fl
12-23
4*6
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
1-
9
43-22
Aviation
Stock
1-15
5
5c
1-
4
30c
1-
-**13-12
"-12-
5
1-
9
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
Corp.
Club
Aluminum
Coca-Cola
Common
(s-a)
$6
10c
(quar.)
Co.
10c
(quar.)
20c
Inc.
Blue
Boston
75c
1-20
-'*«--21
Brach
1-15
4
1-15
"ri 2^-31
M
1-31
1-15
1-
4
12-16
1-29
1-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
12-18
1-15
12-18
1-
7
12-
1
1-
4
12-31
1-
7
12-31
5%
2-10
12-31
(quar.)
25c
2-
Co.
35c
1-15
(increased)
Corp.
(extra)
& Sons
Extra
Brandtjen & Kluge
20c
i
Corp.
—
iquar.)__,
1-
8
1-
Coghlin (B. J.)
Co.
Y.)
(N.
10c
$1
—
120c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com.
Loan
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd
Co.
(stock dividend)
(guar.).;
—
Preference
common
—
Columbus <L
11
(annual)
Combustion
pfd.
Ltd., 5%
Engineering,
Inc.
2-11
12-15
1-13
1-
6
12-15
1-
4
12- 8
{50c
1-31
1-
1-31
1- 9
1-31
1-
9
9
iquar.)
1-11
12-24
{$1.25
1-15
12-28
75c
(quar.)
1-22
12-29
5%
1-22
50c
1- 4
12- 4
(quar.)
45c
2-
12-23
33c
2-
1
12-23
35c
4%
2-
1
12-23
Commonwealth Gas Corp.'(stock dividend)—
3-
3
dividend
Hotel,
Commonwealth
Edison
$1.32
convertible
$1.40
preferred
Commonwealth
Connecticut
Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__.
International
Corp.,
Ltd._„
$2.04 preferred
1-15
12-29
2-18
12-31
40c
preferred
12-22
Consolidated
Bakeries of Canada,
1-
5
12-
4
Consolidated
Dearborn Corp.
1-
5
12-
4
Consolidated
25c
1-
6
12-30
Edison
$5 preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(N.
Ltd
(quar.)
Y.)
—
1
2-
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-
5
10c
(quar.)
1
2-
55c
preferred iquar.)
Inc.,
1- 5
2-
51c
—
47Vic
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Connohio,
{10c
1
Light & Power Co.—
$1.90 preferred
$2.20
(year-end)
Inc.
50c
4
*-29
i—
Stock
75c
1-
5
40c
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Combined Enterprises,
$2 preferred
12-24
1-
{50c
Ltd.,
Terminals,
1-12
2
5%
$1.25
2-26
{50c
Collingwood
1-
5
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
—
(Detroit)
Herald-Traveler
(E. J.)
1-15
85c
W.)
I Corp.
1-11
1-23
15c
dividend
Diamond
4
B
12-22
50c
Year-end
Blockson
7
1-
{10c
i.
common—
A
(E.
Bottling
Commodore
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Mfg. Co.
Bliss
3
& Cement Co.—
(year-end)
Hats,
Class
12-
{25C
Foods,
Biltmore
12-15
1-16
Products
Extra
—:
Watch
1-15
7%
Extra
Binks
{50c
(quar.)
Corp.—
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
>12-21
•**£-21
4%
1
{35c
dividend
Stock
1-
2-
{25c
(quar.)
Bell,Telephone Co. of Canada
Bendix
*<»-17
1-20
4
{$1.50
common
1-
Collateral
in¬
6c
Ltd.,
Co.,
A
$1.40
50c
Stores
(A.
Holder i
Payable a* Pee
1-10
' 42-15
15c
(special)
Equipment Co.
75c
When-
10c
Extra
Aloe
net
L
Manufacturing
Allianceware.
Allied
Inc.
25c
income)
Brass
4
{25C
4%
Electric
Lumber
1-25
-
Best
Per
Affiliated
1-
$1.75
Extra———
Class
12-31
20c
week, these being
<quar.)__
12-31
Co.—
(quar.)
Terminal
Beaver
12-31—12-30
$1.06 V4
preceding table.
Akron
Co.
Co.
Bessemer Limestone
Corp.
1-15
$1
(liquidating)
pfd. (quar.)
common
(fc
Bavway
12-31—«*42-30
50c
(quar.)
12-15
5%
Benrus
Addressograph-Multigraph
9
Co., com. (quar.)—
California
3c
Extra.
12-31'—12r24
give the dividends announced in pr^yiouf
yet paid. The list does not include^clivi-
Name of Comvany
Adams
(J. D.)
Mfg. Co.
1-15
2-
50c
(quar.)__.
weeks and not
this
2-23
5
$1.25
Co.
dends
announced
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp. (year-end)California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
California Oregon Power
1-
6%
(extra)
"B"
B
Beneficial
Below
12-12
12-15
8
'
$1.25
Corp.
5
1-
10c
Co
5
1-15
4-29
8
10c
$2.25
Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
Iron
Bausch
—1-11
$1.12 Vi
<quar.)__
Bath
Terminal
(extra)
1-
30c
Oil,
Class
1-11
common
1-
+
(quar.)
Trust Co.
Bathurst
12-31—12-23
Extra
$1
(quar.)
cumulative
6%
common
$3
25c
(annual)
Inc
Bond
Bankers
1-22
62 Vic
pfd.
&
Bush
America
Bareco
5
5c
5%
8
1-15
'
12-29
2-
5c
$4.52 pfd.
Gas
12-28
1-
Sliares,
of
8
1
Bankers Securities Corp.—■.
67c participating pfd. (s-a)
8
1-
2-
Class B
1-14
1-
1-2
10c
.1
I
preferred
Southern
9
50c
_
preferred (quar. )____„_
$4.50
1-
4
1-19
1-29
8
(quar.)
Transit Co.,
Bankers
Class
.;
Wiggin Terminals. Inc.,
1
2-
$1.50
___
Laboratories, Inc. class A
Washington Gas Light,
2-
Bank
+50c
Burroughs Corp.
Co.—
preferred
Bangor-Hydro
9
1- 8
B
10c
$2.50
'
—_•_
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
1-
8
10-
1-29
1-15
$1.25
class
preferred
Rubber
Baltimore
1-15
1
25c
Tekphone Co. (Ind.) 5%
Wisconsin
12-31
1
2-
5 %
—.
Testing Co.——
Class B
1-15
2-
31'Ac
...
.
Co.
1-30
$1.50
*2.50 preferred
of
1-12
12-19
7-
10-29
1
Extra
20c
a.
(s-a)___
Finance
Baldwin
25c
,
Paper Co. common (quar.)_
Co.,
12-23
7-29
$50c
J50c
2-
25c
12-23
f50c
Class
50c
Extra
12-30
Class A pref
[
Class
A
preference
8
8
dividend
12-30
8
1-
7-
Ltd.—
Co.
4-
4-
$1.25
Wilcox
8
4-29
12-28
30c
Electric,
Welt
1-
$50c
10-
Baker-Raulang Co. (stock dividend)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
(quar.)
3
{15c
—
(quar.)
&
Stock
Backstay
1-29
7-29
Kan.)—
Santa
Mills
12-21
f50c
Extra
10-29
(s-a)_
Devices,
12-14
6
1-29
{50c
4
Corp.—
Corp.
Corp., $2.25
Audio
4
1-
fSOc
Corp.
Avondale
1-
25c
$1.50
_
J50c
(annual)—
&
75c
(year-end)
Class B common
(s-a)
vtc
(quar.)
common
Ltd., class A pref.
Co.,
Class B
15c
preferred
Co., Inc.
Corp.,
&
12-28
Class B common
4
1-
5%
and
Refining
(stock
Watch
Burns
dividend)
dividend)
2-19
(quar.)
2nd
Bulova
12-31
12'/a c
Avco Mfg.
{56'Ac
2-15
Co.,
Burnham
(stock
Co.
12-18
T
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)___
12-31
6-28
1-
{10c
class
12-31
12-31
1-15
5
1-15
1
1-10
1-15
7-
1-25
2-15
12-31
$2.25
1-25
2-
1-15
Mfg.
Canada
1-14
12-29
107o
12-28
preferred
Atlantic
5
15c
tqi-arj—i
Terminal
York
1-11
1-
30c
fquar.)_
Bullard
$1.20
City
1-11
2-
12-31
5
City Electric
1-26
4
1-10
$2
4.35%
$2.50
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Brewers,
-
Thermoid
5%
1-11
1-
12-31
Hegeman Electric Co.—
Steels,
$1.25
(quar.)
Sum Drug
tstoek dividend
Superior Steel'Corp. (quar.)
Walker
1-27
redemption
plus this
(quar.)
6preferred (quar.
United
Atlantic
1-2
2-10
(s-a)
Topeka
Atlantic
share
per
America
Co.,
Container
Strathmorc
3.
1-20
12-31
pre¬
Co.____
Brock,
Sterling
U.
1
1-18
1-14
16c
5%
1-
B
preferred
1-20
37 Vic
Buicks
$2.25
5c
(quar.)
convertible
12-21
1
30c
$1.72
6
2-
93 %c
.
Drug, common
preferred (quar.)_
Standard
Union
5%
4
5c
preferred
$32.75
.
12-28
1-
12-28
Extra
25c
14c
Mfg.
1st
Time
2-
,
1-15
$1.25
Investment
Atchison,
$1.37 %
_____
A
Southwestern
.
1-
1-15
17 Vic
(s-a)
Constable
$1
Sheraton
Stone
1-29
1-15
15c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Equipment
1-15
35c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
8
(quar.)
Smelting
.
Corp.
Associates
2
12-31
30c
(quar.)
7%
&
Nitrate
Arrow-Hart &
Atlas
Extra
$5
1-
1-15
50c
1
Storage
1-15
62 Vic
(quar.)___
issue
at
"Arlington
8
1-31
(accum.)
Milling-——________________
8
Aro
$1.12%
(quar.)
i
(entire
Feb.
Arnold
12-21
(year-end)-—
Co.,
Finance,
dividend)
12-21
1-
(quar.)
preferred
7%
25c
Inc. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common...
4'/2%
convertible
preferred
Co.—
common
Carlos
2
1-29
10c
___.
Seaboard
1,
12-31
32c
preferred
Schaffer Stores 6%
on
(quar.)
Inc., common—
preferred
(quar.)
3%%■
12-21
12-28
preferred
6%
1-15
Quarterly
Cameras,
Common
Machine
Brewing
2
12-28
3-
Year-end
i
preferred
Top
1-
1-15
1-
Argus
A.)
Railways Co.
Co..
5%%
12-21
4
2 Vic
15c
Argus
Inc.—
Co,
k
12-29
90c
(resumed)
Browing
1-15
2%
Bottling
(C.
convertible
Pittsburgh
Sam
Co.
shares
Davis
Perkins
Red
Aggregates,
Coca-Cola
:_i.
dividend)
'% convertible preferred
American
1-15
1-15
1
12 Vic
Co.
Ltd.
Pantepec
1
1
2-
10c
:__
Oneida,
Panama
22-
30c
Oilgear
4 Vi
10c
10c
4
1-
60c
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
Co.
class
A,
1-
12-28
$1.12 Vi
12 Vic
Pulp & Paper Mills,
preferred (Initial quar.)
Class
1
1-15
(quar.)
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Anglo-Lautaro
4
1
2-
1-
(extra)
Association
dividend
$2.80
2-
7Vic
(quar.)_
preferred
Bottle
Lead
Anglo-Huronian,
37V2C
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
increased
com.
12-31
Anglo-Canadian
1-15
12-21
1-15
Post
Stock
4
1
1-15
$1
100%
___
Anchot
12-22
15c
(quar.)
non-cum.
2
Thermos
Turf
12-10
12-31
(extra)
$5 prior preterred
Amoskeag Co.—
1-18
1-
50c
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Electric Light
&
1-30
American
12-31
1-10
1-15
(bi-monthly)
$3
Telephone (Abilene,
preferred (quar.)
5%
1-15
15c
1-15
pfd.
com.
American
2-15
vw
preferred
$$1.183A
1-15
Ship
1-25
1
convertible
1-15
1
35c
Building Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
1-15
.v
1-15
5%
12-31
2-
25c
Insurance
Co.,
Co.
Co.
3-
+$1.50
12-31
97 Vic
(year-end)
(quar.)
Gas
Co.
American
l-30.,v^4-15
10c
Engineering,
B
News
1-30 *.£t*A-15
J25c
Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.„
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common
Budget Finance Plan,
1-15
Corp.—
(initial)
Columbia
Telephone
2nd preferred (quar.)
6%
12-31
Class A pref
(quar.)
15c
Power
12-31
1
12-31
$5
(initial)
(quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4Vi%
6%
Columbia
1-15
2-
Ltd.—
12-31
25c
Co.
Natural
2V2%
Products,
J 10c
common
2
37 Vic
Mfg.
.12-16
Ry.—
dividend)
Forest
Quarterly
New
1-
12- 9
1
2-
$1.25
""12-17
2
6%
(stock
Columbia
Eritish
11-19
4
Electric
preferred
British
1-
1-15
1-10
15c
(quar.)
American
2
(interim)
Columbia
5%
25c
933Ac
1-10
27 Vic
common
(quar.)
Maize-Products
American
10c
-
Extra
Class
preferred
preferred
12-31
1-
British
(quar.)—
dep. receipts
Amer.
1-10
Foundry—
American
2-25 >'
2-
&
8
1-
.
1-15 ""
1-
Machine
3.90%
12-17
Petroleum
10c
4Vi%
&
Gas
Utilities
Northwest
2
50c
Niagara Alkali Co. (stock dividend)
Northern
i
1-
'25c
Ordinary
,
preferred
Ltd.
25c
(quar.)_
common
American Iron & Machine Works,
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
Israel
Celanese,
12-15
12-31
1-
25c
Bldg. Co. (annual)
Extra
12-18
130c
—
A
£>ry Goods
R. >
Mart
12-18
50c
British
4
1-15
6%c
(initial)
2fZ 12-18
Ltd., class A
Chemical
Bedford
2
Bristol Co.
(extra)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
1- 7
2-22
40c
f$1.50
(quar.)
7c
Felt Co.,
&
Hydraulic
30c
(Initial)
preferred
Hair
payment of stock dividends at
special meeting to be held Jan. 6)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Extra
(quar.)
2
{15c
t
Containers
National
New
1-
8
on each ord. share
outstanding
1954 in Canadian funds. Subject to
by
stockholders
of
a
by-law
authorizing
Fidelity & Casualty Co.—
40c
Milfer A* Rhoads.
Modern
3-12
1-19
1-
56 Vic
common
(quar.)
_■
1
3-12
22 Vic
(quar.)
4-
12-18
29)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Refrigerating Co., class A
Products
12-21
1
Common
com.
lextral
B
Middlesex
1-19
8
American
1-
15c
(quar.i
class
1-16
$1.75
(quar.)
1-18
12-22
1-30
30c
__
1
4
37 Vic
1-
1-15
10c
Trucking,
2-15
1-29
11 Vic
Co.
2-
1-
1
4-
American Furniture
50c
iquar.)
6c
3-
62 '/2c
.4.
«
1-
(quar.)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd. (quar.)
McKales Corp. class A' (s-a)_:
McLean
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
3c reduced
British
25c
l-15".t'gfVifcS»2
30c
<quar. I
Field
12-18
50c
junior
31 Vic
on
$1.20 redeemable preferredFinance tR. I.) common
Marshall
12-10
75c
preferred
+
Lynchburg Gas Co.
5
1-15
(quar.)
$1.20
$1
Local
A
1-
American
r>-;c&l3i5
$1.75
;
pfd.
Acceptance Corp.
Preferred
12rl0
(quar.)
$1.25
(s-a)
B____
Class
5
(St.
Co.
$1
(quar.)
4'/a%
1-
40c
(quar.)
Co.
12-19
12-10
Co.
12-30
(s-a)
meeting
at
Y.)
10c
Lakey Foundry Corp. (Directors omitted
payment
8
2
5
Distilling Co.
12-22
:
60c
1-
1-
Colortype
T. 11-24
{25c
preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co. (extra)
Creamery
1-29
1-
$1.75
(N.
Insurance
preferred
non-cum.
1-15
(extrai
L
Lafayette Insurance Co.
5
1-11
183Ac
(quar.)—.
25c
conv.
Knudsen
2-
American
1-15
12-1
(quar.)__l
common
1
1-29
30c
(quar.)
{50c
preferred
Inc.
1
12-30
Corp.__
Co.
Nut
Kennedy's,
2-
25c
(quar..)__.
&
3-
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
;
:
City
Co.
15c
Extra
Kelling
Share
approval
Bridgeport
com.
Insurance
Board
6 Vic
Jersey Farm Baking common
4% preferred (quar.)
Kansas
2-
{$2.50
iquar.)
Products
t$1.31
American
35c
Ltd.—
Group. Inc
Inc. (quar.)
Drugs,
5
a
(quar.)
Cable & Radio Corp. (year-end)
Car <fc Foundry
Common
6c
2-
50c
Box
American
93 %c
_
(quar.)
1
._
American
1
50c
Book
Extra
American
3-15
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
American
12-10
1
$1.25
Co.,
Automobile
45c
Finance
Hook
Hot
Co.,
preferred
Holyoke
Home
Per
Name of Company
Brazilian Traction Light & Power com stock
dividend (l-20th of an ordinary share and
Jan. 7,
common
on
Alliance
1-15^1
2
125c
(quar.)
Filter
American
i-l'5j;=
37'/2c
1-
4-
Corp.—
conv.
Louis)
Hercules Steel Products Corp.
7%
preferred class A (quar.)
$1
8
Insur.
(quar.)
A
dividend
Air
60c
preferred (quar.)
Helicopter Air Service, class
Aggregates,
American
3^4%
Renfrew, &
1-
2-20
933,4C
50c
preferred
$7 preferred (quar.)
12-31
1
933Ac
__.
Manuiacturing
preferred
5%
Light
common
5%
{50c
Goods
American
-
3-10
of
—
Stock
-*T*15
•
+75c
Co.
American
Ltd.
40c
Gas
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Canada—
of
Lithographing Co.,
Hecht Co.
Holt,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
America,
preferred
Aluminum
8
-•*»»**£:
1-15
-
Canada
1-
2-1
Kentucky—
Quarterly
Havana
Haverhill
-
$1.30
of
laccum.)
Steam
1-
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Realty
preferred
2-
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
Guardian
62 Vic
(quar.)
Telephone
Goodyear
7%
iquar. j
preferred
of
Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
2nd preferred (quar.)
12-31- -*4a*>4
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Inc.
preferred
Co.
Aluminum
S >12*24
1-
25c
General
5.20(p.
of Company
$3.75
2--»t12-24
2-
2V*r/c
f-s'-
Mills,
$2
When
Per
Name
Aluminum
$3.75
80c
pref. (s-a)
General
General
Holders
■*-*.
-
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts 4Vi%
400 Madison Avenue Corp.—
Fulton
Payable of Rec.
45
(45)
'
Insurance
Georgetown
Ford
When_
Share
Name of Company
Firemen's
I
4-
1
3-20
1- 5
{50c
2-
1
f-
25c
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
"■2-
1
1- 8
7
—
46
(46)
i
I
Per
Name
Gas
Co.
(Ga.)
Consolidated Mining
Canada' is-a)
Co.
Gasi Co.
Consolidated
Natural
12-31
Fibreboard
Fidelity
6%
I40C
1-15
12-T3
320c
1-15
12-18
62 Va e
2-16
1-15
,
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred
Consolidated
Textile
Power
Consumers
Co.
preferred
fquar.)_:
preferred
4%
Corp.
$5.25 series
Cory
Corp.
Cosden
&
8%
receipts
12-21
Foote
1-
5
12-11
1-
4
12-15
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
8-16
11-15
7-31
11-
1
ordinary
1(4%
(interim)
2-17
30c
1-11
$3
1-18
30c
1-
4
12-23
12-31
1-
4
12-23
Corp.—
25C
40c
(quar.)
common
$2
41-
1
9
3-31
3-10
Co.,
12-29
3-15
25c
common..
(quar.)
1-
4
12-22
$1.75
Sugar
Fort
1-
4
12-22
Class
A
Decker
preference
Inc.
A
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
class
Tire
Dennison
Turbine
&
Rubber
Common
class
Detroit & Canada
Tunnel
Detroit
Edison
Hillside
&
preferred
Inc.,
Stock
1-15
12-21
(quar.)__
40c
1-
4
12-23
General
40c
1-15
12-18
6%
12-23
7 >/2 %
(interim)
Stock
1-15
1-
5
4V2%
of
pfd. A (initial)
Crucible Co. (extra)
(quar.)
4
12-15
$6
1-
4
12-15
28 Vic
6%
Ltd
Bridge Co.,
Ltd.
Ltd.,
convertible
Dominion
4Vi%
preferred
preferred
Foundries
preferred
Dominion
Glass
&
Steel,
General
Steel
5%
Co.,
General
4
12-28
5%
1-
4
12-28
I-
1-29
12-30
7%
preferred
(initial
Common
Co.,
(quar.),
Paper Co.
Corlears
preferred
Ducommun
12-23
Gillette
1-15
12-29
$5
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-29
$4.60
1-15
12-27
Gisholt
1-21
12-28
2
1-15
12-15
1-29
12-31
(no
12-15
1-25
$1.12V2
1-25
1-
8
1-
8
Instruments, Inc.
(s-a)__
Association—
and
par
(quar.)
Stainless Steel
12-15
1-
7
12-23
1-
5
12-15
1-19
12-31
10c
$1.50
(quar.)__
10c
15c
22-
Corp.
divid.)
(quar.)
_
Extra
1-15
2-
5
1-26
15c
5
&
American
Electrical
Musical
2-
5
1-
5
12-15
2-
1
1-15
deposits
receipts
7c
25c
Consolidated
1-
1-
4
12-18
50c
Products
1-
4
12-18
5
12-28
Electrographic
Eimira
&
Corp.
(extra)
Williamsport RR.
Walker
&
Dry
12 % c
7%
Goods
7%
1st
preferred
2nd
preferred
(s-a)__
(s-ai
Emerson Radio
&
70c
Emsco
Co.
Y.)
Estabrooks,
Ex-Cello
10c
1-
5
12-11
1-29
1-15
12-31
$26c
1-15
(T. H.)
Corp.
Corp.
12-18
50c
(year-end)
common
(quar.)
Stores,
preferred
(quar.)
(extra)
■
12-15
1-
5
12-15
_
^
1-14
—
2-
12-30
2-
1
1
12-31
1-
4
12-18
$1
1
12-31
5
4.08%
4%
preferred
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
Mfg.
of
6(4%
Insuranshares
Co.
1-
8
Inter-City
1
1-
8
1-
4
Class
1-
7
12-15
1-
4
11-27
3-
5
2-
62 Vic
quar.)
2-
1
1
1-
2
25 c
1-25
1-
9
$1.12(6
1-25
1-
9
$1.25
__'
___
12 Vic
Gordon
8
12-23
1-
8
7%
Ltd.
Co.,
Foods,
International
Machines
batteries,
Gould-National
preferred
International
5%
convertible
preferred
A
Metal
Great
American
New
Insurance
Co.
j
(N.
12-18
6
12-21
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
Co.
(quar.)
Guenther
Mobile
Insurance
(N.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.60
1-
5
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.,
Jewel
1-26
1-15
1-15
12-15
Johanson
1-15
12-15
5%
pfd.
Bank
(N.
(quar.)
12-
preferred
&
(stock
(quar.)
Co.,
Harris-Seybold
334%
12-15
1-15
2-25
6-10
5-21
Journal
9-10
8-23
2-20
1
1-15
Kable
6
12-24
3-
1
2-
1
6-
1
5-
3
2-23
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
$$1.25
J
2-15
2-
5
12-10
1-11
12-10
12 Vi %
2-15
1-22
$1.50
pfd.
$1.37(6
1-20
2-
1-
5
Harrisburg
Steel,
new
com.
preferred
Sciiaffner
&
Marx
(quar.)
City
1-
4
12-17
1-
4
1-
4
12-17
1-15
12-31
2-
,
t$1-75
12-17
1
1- 4
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-15
1-14
1-15
-
12-28
12-18
24-
1
3-12
1-
7
12-15
1-15
12-23
1-15
12-15
1
1-15
1-11
1-
5
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
4-
1
3-25
1-29
1-18
12-31
12-21
1-15
1-
5
5
1-
4
12-15
1-11
12-21
12-21
1-15
9334c
Co.
2-
1
1-18
5c
lquar.)„
1-
4
12-24
1-
4
12-24
25c
Co.,
(special)
12-28
$1.25
(Canadal)—_
Ltd.
1-11
$2
___
Co
Machine
1-
8
12-23
12-17
12-
2
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
Common
Extra
'____
^
(quar.)
Natural
Gas
$5
Tool
—
12-18
37 (6 c
1-
4
12-10
Kerite
Co.
1-
4
12-10
Kewanee
2-16
1-21
Lime
prior pfd.
95c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1-15
12-31
50c
28c
common
(s-a)
(extra)
Co.
12-15
12-15
1-
4
12-16
1-
5
$1.25
(extra)
Keyes Fibre Co., class A (quar.)
12-15
1-12
12-23
1-
5
12-21
1-15
12-31
Co.—-
(quar.)_
iquar.)
preferred
12-15
5
25c
& Transport
Co.,
1-15
1-15
1-
25c
(accum/)
:
Stone
Oil
12-26
5
25c
Year-end
Co.
12-31
1-
25c
1
(quar.)
1-12
1-11
25c
Co.—
(year-end)
(Geo. E.)
Common
12-22
8c
Co.
Keith
1-20
1-15
'
!—
Kearney (James R.)
Kearney & Trecker (extra)
2-16
12-22
$1
(quar.)___
(Julius)
1
1-15
$1.12(4
__s
Island
J20c
25c
(quar.)—__i
& Light Co.—
Co.
Power
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.
4% preferred (quar.)
5%
5
1-
2-15
20c
4%
Kelley
1-
75c
15c
.
4(4%
2-26
40c
12-24
$3
—
Kokenge Co.
Sz
31 (4 c
(quar.)
quar.)
1-
10c
quar.)
(special)
(extra)
Johnson
Printing
Kansas
$4
(initial
4
12-28
+20c
Kentucky
Hotel
1-
8
15c
(quar.)
Shoe
Publishing
5%
(quar.)
Co.—
1-
15c
Keller
-
5 V2 '/<
1-11
12-13
1-28
50c
62'4c
:
(accum.)—
(extra)
common
Service
3.80%
$1.06(4
dividendi_^
Co.,
Lamson
&
Julian
21-
12-31
12-15
1-15
$1.09
(quar.)
(extra)—
(initial
Co.
&
Johnson
Jones
$40c
1-21
1-15
t75c
7(4c
$1.30
Extra
3-10
6
Ltd.—
common
common
Brothers
Johnson
4
»"
1-15
1-
5c
1
45c
12-16
50c
10c
62'4c
(s-aI-
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
3-12
Co.—
dividend
(Pa.)
Tea
50c
$1.12(6
(quar.)____
Y.>
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
Kayser
Reiractories
4%
Extra
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(A.)
12-31
Paper Co.
preferred
4(4%
1-15
56 (4 c
Cementing
(quar.)
common
Cotton,
4V2 %
Jessop
30c
Well
4
1-29
Electric Co.—
&
shares
Corp.
12-31
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.I
Oil
Gas
Non-voting
1-15
3 12
1-
35c
preferred (quar.)—
6% pfd. (quar.)
Mortgage Co.
(extra 1
Founders
Jervis
50c
pfd.
__l
preferred
Hart,
1-15
$50c
4.50%
12-24
1
1-15
$1.25
Ltd.,
Hamilton
5%
2-
33c
12-15
12-16
Jenkins Brothers—
$50c
Products.
Halliburton
9
12-18
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Hagan Corp.
9
12-10
4
$1.25
I
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jacobs (F. L.) Co., 5% preferred
Jefferson Electric C0.1 (resumed)
$10
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-
4
1-
4
4
60c
t60c
10%
25c
common
Foundation,
preferred
12 Vic
(annual)
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
1-
3-19
1-
11-
$1
(s-a)—
(stock divid.)
Telegraph
&
preferred
75c
Y.)
Co.
Co.
Ohio
&
$5
1-30
3-31
37 Vic
1-15
1
2-
Corp.
Co.,
Heintz,
&
10c
Inc.
Fund,
Co.
Publishing
Life
Gulf
1-30
$4.36
Jack
50c
Trust
C
1
4
12-15
£4Oc
conv.
$$3
Mutual
$1,061/4
12-
37 Vic
.
Guaranty
Stock
12-18
1-11
1-
1
1-15
£40c
Department Stores (quar.)
Investors
4
12-15
,
pfd.
6%
preferred
Securities,
(The)
Investment
$$1.50
Guardian
Harris
1-15
$40c
$2
(quar.)__
Extra
6%
Inter-Ocean
Interstate
Iowa-Illinois
25c
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Haloid
convertible
4%
Growth Industry Shares, Inc. (year end)
Guarantee Co. of North America (Montreal)
$5
1
Co.—
(special)
preferred
56%
2-
37 Vic
Paper Co.,
Steamship
2-15
2-
1-
4
pfd. (quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.—
International Products Corp.
6%
12-28
1-20
4
1-15
—_
Ltd., common
Co.,
1-
Y.) —
(quar.)
(D.)
Gurney
Power
Utilities
1-11
7
1-
1-
Ltd.—
Investors Funding,
(initial-quar.)
Ltd., com.
common
Lakes
5%
preferred (quar.)
Paints, Ltd..
International
Telephone
12-28
12-22
30c
25c
50c
——.—-—
International
1
12-22
4
1-15
flOc
t37(4c
com
(quar.)
International
1-15
4
1-
$25c
(quar.)____________
common
preferred
3-20
2-
1-
1-U
12-31
Inc.—
(quar.)—
com.
Extra
12-18
31 (4c
(quar.)
1
1
$$1.12(4
Co.,
Industries,
1
56 Vic
(accum.)
2-
2-
5c
.
<extra)___
Society,
Co.______
Harvester
International
Interstate
Union Co.. 4Vi%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
1-11
Products—•
Elevating
International
1-15
Graham-Paige Corp.—
1
1-11
62(4c
50c
15c
—
,
75c
—
2-
32c
(quar.)
(s-a)
-
56V»c
common—
(quar.)
1-11
Corp.
Cellucotton
Extra
$1.40
1
or¬
dividend
IOC
Inc
1-11
2-
25c
(quar.)
1-15
4-
1
(from
Inc.
Powders, Ltd.,
25c
$1.75
(quar.)_
2-
2 "4%
Bronze
preferred
25c
preferred
(quar.)
1
$1
Business
7%
1-15
2-
32c
from
(18c
Inc.
International
5%
1-15
1
(year-end) —
America
Accountants
partic.
4(4%
1
2-
50c
Y.)__
Y.) (quar.)
A
Class
1-15
2-
50c
common-
(N.
Fund,
1-14
(quar.)__.
1
?25c
55c
—,_
Building Corp. (quar.)__
Baking
International
Int'l
12-31
2-
55c
(accum.)
Certificates,
International
12-15
2- 1|
5834c
55(4c
53 (4c
51c
—
1
2-
1-15
4
$1
15c
:
2-
6%
1-
1-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
Fund
North
of
Insurance Exchange
Stock
.
Co.,
12-15
—_____________
Income
4
Co.—
Co., com.
12-15
1- 4
2- 1
<N.
Ltd.,
12-14
State
12-15
______——_—__—_______—10c
income
1-
12-23
12-18
12-15
14c from security profs.)
dinary inc. and
Institutional
1-18
12-15
pfd.
Growth
11-30
4
Light
Securities,
1
4
4
1-15
1-18
—
Commerce
4
1-
12-23
1-
.
Commerce
of
2-
1-
4
1-15
Canada,
Corp.—
Institutional
Insurance
of
&
Power
Bank
2-15
12-23
8
1-
1-15
(quar.)__
Bank
Insley
1-
1-15
t5C
—
(quar.)
Co.
Tobacco
preferred
Indianapolis
12-21
1-
$1.10
$2.50
20c
50c
(quar.)
12-31
21-
$20c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Co.,
Tubes
12-22
6
5
Co.—>
(extra)
dividend
5
1-
12-15
(quar.)___——
2-11
Steel
Stock
1-
20c
4
4
preferred
12-29
Globe
12-18
621/2
H_II
7
1-
preferred
of
Harrisburg
(quar.)
7
4.42%
Co.
4
Inc.—
3-15
12-28
1-
(quar.)
Nickel
1-
4
12-15
1-
(quar.)—_—
common
International
Hanover
1-
Co.,
preferred
1-15
Harbison-Walker
3-22
Power
1
2-
1
Illinois
2-
1-14
1-15
4
1
1-10
1-
______
56 (4 c
12-10
4-
1-
4-
t20c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
4
5c
1-15
,
35c
Co.
Brick
2oc
41/2 %
2-15
50c
1
1
Extra
4%
1-28
35c
1
1
*25c
Co.
25c
1
1-25
1-15
22-
1
(s-a)
Milling
40c
""""""""
Department
1-
12-15
pref. B
International
25c
(quar.)
Paper Board Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
8
5%
2-15
Hammermill
Co
Inc.
1-
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Manufacturing & Engineering (quar J
Common
Felters
4
1-30
Preferred
4(4%
1-
5
75c
preferred
Federated
1-15
1-
25c
Foods,
Federal
*
12-31
$10c
Mfg.
Federal
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing
Fanner
12-31
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd
&
4.16%
12-18
4
1-15
5c
(s-a)___
Manufacturing Co.
Enamel
Fearn
Corp.
(N.
12-28
1-
10c
(quar.)_.
/
Freight
Empire Trust
1-15
60c
Phonograph
Extra
Emery Air
$1.65
12-16
2-15
2-
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
preferred (quar.)_
'.
25c
■
com.
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
(s-a)
6%
pfd.
Co.—
Mortgage Corp.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co
Hydro-Electric Securities Cotp.
Extra'
(quar.)
H.)
$5
Special
Erie
&
1
Gulf
(Seattle)—
Quarterly
12-15
1-
$25c
Extra
Industries, Ltd.—
12-16
4
-i-J40c
$1.75
(quar.)" t$1.50
15c
—
Huron
3-
1-26
30c
common-
1
$1
Griesedieck Western Brewery,
1-
2-
15c
Co.
Green
1-15
12-30
55c
Tool
12-18
1
4
1-
I
6.40%
Industrial Silica,
v
Mines, Ltd
12-18
1
2-15
on
held)
(quar.)
4
25c
of America
Common
Electrical
A
4
1
1-
2-
___^—
preferred (quar.)—
Huntington Hall, vtc
i
22 Vic
1-
15c
Elastic Stop Nut Co.
par)
_:
1-
2-
12 24
2-
(quar.)
A
25c
Great
2-
12-18
1-11
50c
25c
$1
60c
9334c
Ltd.—
class
corn.—
(P.
Great Lakes
2-
1-15
4
1-
3714c
(Jersey City)
common
1-
1-15
40c
B
1-20
1-15
5%
4
$1
(increased
McBean
1
$1,121/2
;
1-30
—
____
40C
&
Common
(stock
Produirfts Co., common
4(6%'' preferred (quar.)
12-30
—
preferred (s-a)
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.,
convertible
80c
Class
Industrial
common
7 Vic
(quar.)
12-31
1-25
12-31
(quar.)__
common
35cP
Gladding
1
'
,
par)
1-
$1.37 Vi
25c
$2
Ekco
Co.
4
20c
Supply (special)
1-
5
1-30
—.——
County National Bank
Industrial
(quar.)
Grand
&
$1.75
_
1-
12-31
Motors
$$1.25
Mfg.
Co.
Globe-Wernieke
1
1-15
12-31
(quar.)_.
Co., 5%
Electric
Institutional
Machine
preferred
Scale
Imperial
.
Inc.,
Machine
Golden
87 (ic
Preferred
Brothers
($1
and class B
(quar.)
Brothers,
12-21
2-
1
$10c
Extra
>
Inc., common
preferred (s-a)
Racing
stock
Ltd.,
Gold
com.
preferred
12-21
12-10
2-
40c
1-15
8
4
5c
Bennett
1-15
1-
1-
20c
Lewis
Co.,
Gimbel
1-
1
56y4c
(quar.)
&
4Vi%
Industries,
Common
Gilbert
$20c
1
4
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Yellowknife
$62Vic
$40c
(quar.)
Metals
6%
B
$1
Dumont-Airplane & Marine
Eastern
1-15
$16
East Pennsylvania RR. Co.
Eastern
Giddings &
Properties—
(quar.)
(quar.)
^.$4.50 preferred
Duke Power Co.—
New
1-15
Nemours
preferred
Eastern
1
2-
5
5
1-15
4.26%
May Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Park
Liquidating Oryden Paper Co., Ltd
$3.50
2-
25c
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
•du Pont de
Giant
$$1.75
Chemical
&
Class
Gerotor
1-15
Ltd.
preferred
Dock
1-29
1-29
1
$10c
Textile
Donnacona
2-25
2-
Glatfelter
(quar.)
Dominion
1-
2-
$1.50
Brewing/class
2-25
$$1
quar.)
Dominion Square Corp.
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. (quar.)
Dominion Tar
& Chemical Co.,
Ltd.—
5
11-
1-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
4.70%
(quar.)
preferred
Genesee
$25c
j,
1-15
$1.25
__"____
(quar.)
preferred
$17 Vic
quar.)
8
Co.—
Special
____..
1-
Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4(6%
Ltd.—
(initial
common
Extra
5-10
1
2-
25c
___—
Wares,
preferred
1-
t$1.12Va
___:.
5-25-54
93 %c
Securities —
General
12-
Ltd.—
(quar,)
12-18
87 Vic
(quar.
(quar.)_:
12-21
$37 Vic
1-25
$1.50
(quar.)
12-31
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Realty & Utilities Corp.
+40c
(quar.)__
common
12-18
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$$1.50
Fabrics.
12-15
8
i_
class A
4
$17 Vic
4
1-
25c
pref.
non-cum.
6
1
1-
$10c
1-
2-
12-17
—-
1-
2-15
4
50c
(quar.)
1-10
25c
1-
Corp.—
share of
$5.50
General
37 Vic
(quar.)
.«
Co.
Finance
Hughes-Owens
12-16
12-24
_________
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)_____
1-
1-15
1-15
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
Illinois
$1
(quar.)__
Commercial Co.,
6
Public Service—
4
1
6
1-
31 (4c
(quar.)_
Corp.
35c
__
1
12-16
1-
1-15
(s-a)
3%
1-
$4
5%
Howell
75c
pfd.
(s-a)
A
General
1-
Howe
12-18
$10c
Petroleums of Canada,
Class
12-29
1-15
12-18
4
General Products Mfg. Corp., Ltd.—
Class A & class B (stock div. of one share
9'
7 V2C
,
1-15
1-15
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Hudson
(quar.)
$3.50
pfd. 1st series
Ordinary
3-
Fund—
income
Extra
Edgar
12-22
2-
4
1-
common--
Advertising
Package
General
5%
Co.
Mines,
New
1-15
1-11
1-11
c
1-
25c
(quar.).
Outdoor
each
for ordinary
Manufacturing Corp.
Dominion
k
25c
(quar.)
preferred
20c
preferred
New
1
50c
10c
Common
Dominion
1-15
1-15
5%
.
investment
Dohrmann
12-23
1
1-14
Corp.
preferred
preferred
$5
Ltd.—
(Josephi
Dodge
5
1-29
2-
37 (2
(quar.)
common
Cup Co.,
Dixon
1-
10c
Corp.,
Motors
$3.75
General
50c
1
1
(s-a)
20c
(quar.)
2-
334%
4%
8
Corp.—
A
;____■
General
dividend
Dobeckmun
Finance
preferred
12-21
Oiversey Corp.
From
5%
1-15
Co.—
2-
(increased)
Instrument
Company
Diversified
General
Co.
20c
com.
American dep. rets,
Stock
Electric
General
dividend
Distillers Co.,
General
12-23
RR.
12-17
2 Vic
preferred
4
Western
12-17
4
Corp.—
Dynamics Corp.,
convertible
1-
(extra)
Co.,
$2
10c
.___
12-15
1- 2
1- 4
1-15
25c
Household
4
25C
Foods
$2
Match
Diebold,
Di-Noc
12-16
1-15
1-20
1-14
2- 1
12V2C
common
Horder's, Inc. (year-end.)—
Hotel Lexington, Inc
$1
Ltd.____
Supply, 5%
General
(quar.)
Corp.
South
Stamping
Diamond
$1.50
12-16
5
50c
:_
"Walker
(see
A
Insurance
Home
3
_"_
,t
Builders
General
4
1-
W.
&
& Co., Inc.,
(R.)
1-
(quar.)
_'
Bakeries,
7
4
1-
1-15
12(40
1214c
(quar.)
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quaf.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
3-
(quar.)
B
1-11
1-
1
1-15
$6
—
(quar.)
common
Film
&
12-24
Semi-annually
Detroit
Ely
Co.,
(quar.)
5
Co
Detroit
A
Class
1-
1-
2-
1-15
preferred
G.
Walker
Class
50c
(quar.)
1-
)extra)
A
12-31
8
2%'
—
'
(Hiram)")
Hoe
$1.50
_'
preferred
$1
(extra)
common
Class
1-25
Manulacturing Co.—
Voting
1-
35c
common.
General
1-21
7%c
(year-end)
Co.
12-30
12 Vic
(quar.)
B
Aniline
General
2 (2 c
Denman
7%
preferred
;
5
1-11
12-21
12-30
$2
Packing Co.
1-
1-25
Hiram
1-15
53(40
15c
common
dividend
preferred (quar.)
(Ed.)
Lumber Co
12-31
1-15
25C(
conv.
Hines
2 Vic
„
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
50c
(quar.)__
Steam
—
30c
45c
25c
__—
(quar.)
common
convertible
5%
12-15
Payable 0) Rec.
'
4%
50c
:__
12-22
1-15
20C
—
(quar.)__
convertible
B
10c
__
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
Laval
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Stock
1-22
$15c
(quar.)
5%
Col,
Class
93%C
(quar.)
Extra
2nd
(quar.)
Ltd
—
(quar.)
common
Higbie Mfg. Co.,
4
4
1-
Co.
Co.,
Chocolate Corp.
preferred A (quar.)_____—
4(4%
5%
1-/ 5
37 Vic
Co.
Co.
Co.
Gannett
12-31
8
12-
A
.
——_—■—
iquar.i
Glass
J.)
Rubinstein,
Hershey
Ry.—
Southern
Canada,
Brewing Co.
Gardner-Denver
1-20
8
12-17
5
10c
Co.,
10c
1-
4
1-
1-15
General
1-
1-
50c
(H.
Class
12-17
12-23
9-15
1
71- 4
5
9-29
Brothers,
15c
2-
$1.75
1
11-25
Corp.
Hazel-Atlas
12-18
5
1-30
(quar.)__»
2-
Helena
4
4
1-
$1.183/4
Extra
2-
12-16
11-
50c
62 Vic
1-30
Garlock
$1.13
Heinz
30C
3-17
$1.08
12-16
20c
6-16
(quar.)____
12-23
4
55c
2
(quar.)
6
1-
Froedert Corp., common (quar.)
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
2
& Light, $4.24 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
1-
Fuller
4-
Davidson
Dome
of
Franklin-Adams
7-
3%%
—
—
_.
class A
Co.,
Mfg.
Hayes
common
&
25c
21 (4c
25c
25c
15c
30c
15c
——
(quar.)
Inc.__^—
Industries,
$5
__________
Moines
Co.
preferred series D (quar.)___
preferred series E (quar.)__
Hayes
10c
Game well
5%
5
sur¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Haydock Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Corporation
$1.75
!____
Dayton Rubber Co., com.
7%
Y.)
common
Des
Mfg.
Electric
$3
Utilities Co.,
Frankenmuth
$1.75
Laboratories
available
prior pfd. (quar.)
(year-end)
common
Kleiser
Foundation
(quar.)
Corp.,
Dixie
(N.
5%
Co.,
Dodge,
Fram
1-
capital stock and
declared out
Initial
(quar.)
4V6%
Dana
Co.,
&
preferred
______
(s-a)
common
preferred series B (quar.)
—_—
4'4% preferred series C (quar.)—
12-31
stock
profits and/or
Bank
preferred
Gabriel
(quar.)
Forster,
its
on
Corp.
Burt
Foster
1-20
75C
(quar.)
Year-end
Dallas Power
$4
1-15
1-15
40c
the corporation
Public
preferred
preferred
Cutter
Dry
Florida
4j/2%
5%
capital
America,
of
5%
$3
Flintkote
2
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Mfg.
Corp
Hawaiian
1-14
3-
Extra
12-30
25c
$3
net
Flagg-Utica
1-15
$1.25
__
International
A
12-31
preferred
-
7%
Dow
12-30
$1.25
preferred
7%
Oe
12-30
1-25
20c
____
(quar.)
7%
1-25
American—
Cuban-American
1%
1-12
90c
the
plus of
1-30
3-31
'
A
First National
$1.31 (4
_
__v.
class
2-19
12-16
of
class
4%%
(quar.)
___„
Ltd.
■
Corp.—
Corp. (auar.)
Realty (quar.)
Cork
Crum
4
Hat
Corp.—
Pavement
its
Haskelite
1-14
25c
!
Boston
1-16
Fran.)—
(San
5c
5%
25c
56V4C
Corp.
1
33.(6 %
____
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
First
75c
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
1-30
2-
$1.50
—___
(quar.)
Maryland
Insurance
Quarterly
$1.75
>
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. iquar.)
Crestshire Corp., vt.c (annual)____
Crowley Milner & Co. (year-end)_.
$1
1
1-
25c
Quarterly
Crown
3-
4
30c
__
_
Electric
Quarterly
Courtaulds,
Deposit
5
'
preferred
_.
5
3-
^
(quar.)
(year-end)
Quarterly
3-
1
50c
Petroleum
Cosmopolitan
1
4-
$1
iL
(quar.)
A
4-
$1.13
12-31
of
.Monday, January 4, 1954
.
Holders
Harvill
(quar.)_
Co.
dividend
Fund
When
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—
preferred
Deposit
/
Extra
of
common
____
Cornell-Dubilier
1-29
(quar.)
Rubber Co.______.
preferred
2-20
____;
Products Refining,
7%
1-
__
(quar.)
Extra
1-18
$1.12 «/2
—___
Foundry & Machine Co.
Cooper Tire &
Corn
&
Stock
America—
of
preferred
Continental
1-15
10c
55c
<quar..l__
Container
15c
/.
(reduced)
common
$4.50
Products,
prior
Fireman's
Inc.
$4.52
,
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.,
Per
Share
Name of Company
1-15
of
...—___________
____———___
Consolidated
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12'/2C
(quar.)
Smelting
&i
.
Extra
When
Share
of Company
Consolidated
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
35c
3714c
1-15
1-
8
37'/2C
4-15
4-
8
$1.25
1-15
1-
8
35c
1-14
1-
4
15c
1-
5
12-
1
75c
2-
1
1-11
Number 5287
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
47
(47)
Per
Name
of Company
Keystone Custodian
Lower
priced
Funds—
Bond
investment
Low
"B-3"
Fund
Fund
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
4%
convertible
preferred
Knapp-Monarch
Co.
Kroger Co.,
$1
Kwisket
Locus,
Inc.
1-15
1-
8
12-31
1
1-
8
12-26
$1.75
2-
1
1-15
1-
6
6'Ac
6'Ac
5-
1
4-15
15c
1-
5
12-18
.2-
1
1-15
Royal
Mountain
57c
Mueller
1-
4
12-18
cash
1-
4
12-11
before
1-15
12-31
Shares
Mutual
1-21
4-30
4-21
Myers
29c
7-31
7-21
National
$1.16
preferred
(auar.)___
29c
10-31
10-21
National
preferred
Lawson
&
A
(stock
for
April
2,
Resumed
12-15
Natonal
1
12-22
National
Lead
12-31
National
held,
lVs
to be
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)__
96'Ac
1937)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
guaranteed
Aircraft
Corp.
12-11
National
Power
2-18
&
preferred
Trucks,
Inc.
Macy
(R.
&
H.
1
Co.,
&
Stores
Mannattan
From
dividend)
1-15
12-31
New
York
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-15
1-11
12-31
12-31
1-15
12-31
5%
1-15
L
$1
2-
1
$1.0614
___
2-
1
.
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
$25c
$$1.25
______
(quar.)
9c
Co.
Co.
(quar.)__
40c
(quar.)
77c
75c
1-15
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
30c
-1-
4
1-
2
',
Co.,
57c
Porcupine
McKinney
Mfg.
&
Thermit
$1.0614
preferred
preferred
4.90%
3-
1
12-21
25c
2-
5
1-11
12-29
1714c
1-
4
12-21
2-
1
Michigan
Steel
$2.50
(s-a)
I-
8
1-20
2-
1
12-31
1-11
Holders
II-
2
of
record
11-21
1-12
1-
4
50c
1-
5
12-
9
$1.10
2-
1
__
4
Co
15c
1-
7
12-22
$1
1-11
1-
2
1-11
1-
2
25c
$1
(quar.)_
10c
above
company
1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
1
2-11
1-15
12-31
I-
12-18
3-
Mfg. Co. common
Class A (quar.)
}
Millers
Falls
(quar.)
10c
15c
Co., common
(quar.)
Milton
Bradley Co
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
&
Ontario
7%
preferred
Loan
5 V4 %
Society,
Power* Co.
12-31
12-31
1-
4
12-17
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
50c
1-30
12-21
$2.25
1-
4
12-18
25c
com.,
1-
6
12-18
$2.50
common
■
class
A
(quar.)
1-
6
12-18
5c
34%c
Co.,
40c
common
(quar.)_
1-15
1-
3-
2-24
1
1-27
1-
2
Telegraph
Monumental
Radio
Co.
vtc.
50c
(quar.)
1-15
12-
1-20
12-31
440c
(quar.)
1-15
12-15
7
35c
1-
4
12-18
30c
Extra
1-
4
12-18
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., Inc.—
Common
Morrell
Morris
Morris
$2.25
(quar.)
*.
(John)
& Co
(Philip)
15c
1-30
1-
2
see
Plan Corp.
preferred
Philip Morris.
of America, com.
(quar.)
2-
1-
2
2
1-15
12-21
1-15
12-18
1-
5
—-
$1.25
Pacific
preferred
Gas
&
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
pfd.
5
Intermountain
(quar.)
1-
4
(quar.)
1-
9
12-31
2-
1
1-16
1-
5
11-30
1-
5
12-28
1-
4
12-
1-
4
1214c
1-29
1-
8
3
2-10
1-
8
1-14
12-28
1-21
1-15
5c
2-
1
1-
8
56'Ac
2-
1
1-
8
$2
8
1-14
1-
3
3
67c
1-
6
1-
8
12-18
1-15
12-31
1-20
12-31
1
1-15
2-
1- 2
1-30
12-
5%
9
12-22
25c
1-
5
12-18
1- 4
12-15
2-15
Ltd.,
2-15
(quar.)
12-18
1-15
12-28
1-26
1-
4
1-26
1-
4
1-18
1-
4
15c
1-15
1-15
12-28
1-
2
1-15
12-31
1-19
12-28
2-
1
1
1-15
1-15
12-28
2-
1
3-19
1-15'
12-18
$1.183A
1-15
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-31
1-25
1-18
1-25
1-11
5%
$1.10
$1.12'A
4-
12-18
4.247c
preferred
2-11
1-11
3-12
2-26
3-12
2-26
1- 4
12-10
1-15
2-15
2- 1
1-
4
20c
1-25
1-
9
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre,
Non-voting
$1.06
$1.06'A
Co.
3-
1
2-
1
2-15
1-15
common—
3-
1
1-
12-15
12-22
$1.50
1-20
12-22
2-25
1-15
1-25
1-25
1-
5
1-
5
3-15
87'Ac
4-
1
1-
7
12-
1-
8
4
12-10
2-11
I-14
1-14
12-24
1-
7
12-
7
12-
7
1-
7
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
25c
1-
4
II-27
10c
(extra)
1-15
(extra)
Corp.
1-
8
$10c
2-
1
1-15
$25c
;
2-
1
1-15
7
40c
1-22
1-
1-22
1- 7
50c
(quar.)
&
Engineering
1-30
1-15
2-
1
12-31
1-
6
12-15
1-25
1-11
Co
(stock dividend)
10%)
Oil
each
5c
;
Supply
&
Co.
Gas
of
50
of
Co.
shares
tingent
California
(initial
capital
held.
(quar.)
stock
stock
($1
dlv.)
is
permission
Corporation
Revere Copper
35c
—
for
par)
Payment
receiving
on
con¬
from
& Brass, Inc
Reynolds Metals Co.
Rice-Stix,
1-
Commission
$1
Racing Association, Inc.
7
12-15
1-
5
12-15
15c
50c
(year-end)
1-15
1-
5
1-
4
12-21
Inc.—
7%
1st
2nd
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
1%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-1
6-15
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
1%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
12-18
Rieke
preferred
Metal
Riverside
(quar.)
Products
Cement
$1.75
1
Corp.
(reduced)
Rochester
Button
Rockwood
&
5%
Rome
Co.
Co.,
series
Roddis
15c
^1- ^
20c
5%
Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
1-15
$1.25
$1.25
10c
Corp, (quar.)
(Geo. D.) Corp. (stock
Roper
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)___
Cable
Rothmoor
1- 4
50c
prior pfd. (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
A
Class
35c
10%
A
dividend)
&
(quar.)
St.
St.
Fine
Corp.
Louis, Rocky
Antonio
Mountain & Pacific
Transit
Savannah
1- 4
1-15
1- 4
—
&
Co., Ltd.,
Industries
preferred
5'A7o
preferred
A
5'A %
preferred
A
Fetzer
Co.
Scott Paper Co.—
preferred
3.65%
Finance
convertible
$1.50
1-15
preferred
1-12
12-28
12-17
preferred
Seaboard
Seatrain
Security
$1
5
12-15
1-17
1-10
2-15
2-
1
14c
5-15
5-
1
20c
25c
22'Ac
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
1- 4
1-15
1-
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-10
1-20
1-15
1- 4
1
1-20
4"
1
2-
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
27'Ac
27'Ac
5-
8-
2
7-20
30c
1-
4
12-21
(quar.)
Co.,
$2.12
1- 7
5
1-
25c
(quar.)
1
4-20
1-19
2-
1
85c
2-
1
1-19
25c
1-12
12-29
$1
(extra)
-—.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
Seaboard
$5.75
40c.
5
1-
Mfg. Co.—
$1.72
12-28
3-
12-31
(quar.)
Inc.
12-18
12-28
1
1-20
1-25
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Williams
12-18
1-12
4-
$20c
preferred
&
$$1.06
1
12-21
1-12
Inc.
A
$3.40
12-28
Co.—
class A
5'A7o
$4
12-28
1-15
$1.34
Power
B
&
1- 4
1-15
22c
25c
& Co., common
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
Scott
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1- 8
15c
com.
—
(quar.)
Electric
&
1-15
1- 4
25c
Schuster (Ed)
Scott
12-15
14c
1
Co
preferred
Schenley
7
$10c
preferred
&
Class
1-
1-15
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.367o
12-10
25c
Co
preferred
4.40%
12-31
5
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
San Diego Gas & Elec. Co.,
4'A7«
12-15
1-15
1-
50c
(resumed)
(increased quarterly)
Sargent
5
$1.12y2
—
Inc.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
5%
4
5
1-
12-15
37'Ac
common—
(quar.)
Foods,
Lawrence
San
1-
4
1-15
5c,
2'Ac
*
preferred
W.
1-
1-29
12-
10c
(quar.)
common
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.,
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
4'A7o
3-15
5c
Corp.,
Extra
S.
4-. 1
Co.—
$1.25 partic. class A (accum.)
Robbins & Myers, Inc.
(extra)
1-8
75c
__.
2-15
6
1-20
5%
Electric
15c
Year-end
(year-end)
2-15
10c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
2-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Stores
Seaboard
Permutit
1-14
1
3-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
15c
voting
common
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
1
3-
$1.50
Co.
Scovill
4.257c
2-
75c
(quar.)__
(extra)
(Canada) Ltd., common
share
Scarfe
$75c
——
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
preferred
California
1-15
$$1.50
(quar.)
Co
12-18
50c
One
1-10
12-28
75c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
12-18
4
25c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Corp.
Remington Corp.
1-10
$1
Traffic
A
Bit
preferred
Renner
4
1-15
1-
25c
Penman's,
Penn
preferred
Reitman's
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Special
$3 preferred
4
1-
Corp.—
Reed-Prentice
12-22
1-15
Co.—
Year-end
Pemco Corp.,
1-
$1
dividend
Rced Roller
12-28
1-11
•
1-
25c
Transport
12-23
40c
!
(initial s-a)
Stock
12-21
1-22
10%
(quar.)
&
12-10
1-15
$30c
Reece Corp., 5% preferred
Reed (C. A.) Co., class B
Reserve
$1.50
dividend
Petroleum
2-23
$2
35c
Co.common
Tube
B
Republic
Express—
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.—
American
1-14
$1
$1.12'A
1
common
1st
2nd preferred
Reliable
Extra
(quar.)_
4%
Class
12-24
55c
6%
Pan
1
$1.06'A
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
12-23
$1.25
31'Ac
dividend (subject to ICC approval)
Lighting Corp., $4.40 pfd. (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
Co.
Purina
Reading
$1
Pacific
Packard-Bell
1-12
15%
,__
America,
convertible
Ralston
12-11
5%
(quar.)
Electric
1-12
12-31
$1.05
Extra
12-18
1-
$5
1
5%
of
Reading Co., common
$L25
20c
Finance,
Corp.
$3.50
$1
—
Products, Inc., 4%
Pacific
1
an¬
19)
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Radio
5c
common
__.
(stock
2-
1-15
20c
1
5c
__—
Corp.
Co,
1
Extra
Extra
Can
the
(quar.)
1
25c
Pacific
at
Jan.
com.
common
1
$$1.75
A__
Corp.,
(quar.)__
on
on
(year-end)
Co.,
2-
6
$1.50
Extra
Montreal
Co.
Arms
Inc.
2-
t25c
class
Peerless Cement Corp.
(quar.)
&
8
8
RR.—
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward
1-
3714c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(accum.)
preferred
Montana
Rubber
Elevator
Stock
Monmouth Park Jockey Club,
5% preferred (annual)
Monroe
5
1-
20c
Paper
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1-
$1.3714
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred
Minnesota
1-15
25c
r
1st
4
25c
Extra
$5.50
O'Sullivan
preferred
Oats
12-
Ltd.—
Stock
6c
4>A%
5
$25c
—
Co
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
^
(monthly)
Miller
1-
15c
Common
Pabco
voted
of
2-15
15c
Oxford Electric Corp
1-15
be
To
Co.
2-15
$1.12'/p
—.—*—
Overbrook
1
Trust Co.
&
meeting to be held
Pullman,
50c
common (reduced)
(quar.)
1-15
2-
Bank
stockholders.
nual
Public Service
Quaker
50c
(Ohio),
2-
25c
12-21
20c
preferred
Osgood Co.
90c
12-30
50c
12-29
$1.31'A
Debenture
12-31
7%
(quar.)
&
12-30
1-15
(subject to the approval of
Comptroller of the Currency and of
12-15
20c
Products Co.,
12-21
1-15
12-18
.
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
12-10
12-15
5
Co.—
Steel
4
12-31
12-21
1-15
Revere
(extra)
Loan
1-
4
2-
1-21
15c
(year-end)
Ontario
1-15
1-15
1-
30c
Extra
$1.2214
Corp. of Canada Ltd.—
1st preferred (quar.)
1-14
$2
(Minn.)—
1-20
1-
1-15
30c
(quar.)
12-24
Corp.(,
37'Ac
$$1
12-31
4'AT*
12-31
$4c
12-31
Electric
12-31
1-20
$1.17'A
preferred
1-15
Okonite Co.
(quar.)_„__
(quar.)
4'A%
1-15
Otis
B
pfd.
12-29
$1.20
Omnibus
1- 4
preferred
3.60%
1-14
$1.02'/2
Co.
12-31
1-20
45c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
1-11
Co.,
Co.
4.20%
(quar.)
4
4
Electric
12-15
preferred
&
1-20
25c
4
preferred
Shoe
12-31
12-18
4
$1.25
1-
$4.10
Gas
1-15
$$1.50
12-31
1-
Co.—
of
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing Co
1-
common
(quar.)
Colorado,
(quar.)
1-15
Oliver
__
12-15
90c
Nunn-Bush
12-18
4
8
1-
10c
(quar.)_
12-15
held
(quar.)
Novadel-Agene Corp.
1-
1-
y65c
Co.
6%
12-31
12-21
25c
(extra)
date
shrs.
(increased)
Oklahoma
12-18
50c
4
Service—
Co.
12-10
6'Ac
1-15
1-20
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
1-
|37'/2c
20c
Power
4
1-15
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd., com. (s-a)
Price National Corp., $1 conv. class A (init.)
Procter & Gamble Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
12-31
1-
12-21
1-29
4.70%
1-4
4
revised.
Miles
1-15
1-14
preferred
1-
$1.50
Stock dividend
1-26
Common
(quar.)_
common
Extra
75c
4
1-
(s-a)
Co.
12-31
$1.12
4
25c
com.
preferred
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
$3.60
$1.75
Public National
1-15
He
of
Ry
1-
50c
4%
share
(s-a)
Ontario
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive
12-31
preferred
1-
25%
Extra
Bakeries,
1-15
$1.06'A
1-
4$1
dividend)
Corp.—
Products
Power
12-18
Public
40c
(quar.)
Tube
12-18
4
$1
4%
.
Michigan Surety Co.
4
1-
$4.80
Miami
4.40 7c
1-
(quar.)
States
(extra)
Copper Co. (extra)
Michigan Gas & Electric
Potter
Indiana
Northern
1- 4
1-20
15c
Amer., Inc
Lignt,
Edison
12-21
preferred
12-31
5
Gas
General
12-31
25c
Co.
12-22
5c
of
Portland
4
liquidating)
Corp...
Ry.
2-19
1-15
1-
10c
stock
Machine
preferred
1-
25c
(year-end)
1
4
ll'Ac
Extra
10
1-
12-15
5c
Reliance
of
Northern
1-
$5
1-15
25c
each
1-20
common—
Corp.
5
to
(quar.)
1
2-
12-15
25%
Textile Corp.,
Participating
1-
50c
Engineering Works
15c
(stock
Scott
1-15
$1.50
changed
Refractories Co.
Capital
Central
5
,
dividend
Midland
American
Northeast
5
3c
Cement
&
Portland
12-15
75c
Inc.
for
com.
1-
(quar.)
Portland
12-15
5
933Ac
._.
(partial
liquidation
Elec.
1-
(quar.)
Metal
.
partial
Union
15c
Machine Co.
Merrit-Chapman
Metal
(2nd
Pacific
4$1
Mines
preferred
Co.
Northern
Ltd.—
preferred
5
1-
10c
12-18
30c
Co.,
(quar.)
1-
Corp.
Ry. Co.—
Aviation,
American
4'/2%
Extras
Stock
adjustment
Northern
30c
Corp. Iquar.)
McColl'-Frontenac Oil
Medusa
Capital
American
North
$1.12'/2
20c
(extra)
(name
1-15
4
Extra
$2
(quar.)—
Western
12-31
McCall
Mclntyre
&
12-31
50c
Chemical Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Maxson (W. L.) Corp. (year-end)
Mays (J. W.l, Inc. (quar.)
McKay
Northeast
4%
12-15
RR.—
(quar.)
Corp.
1-15
(final)
Corp.
preferred
Co.
1-15
(quar.)
4.25%
4%
Spring
Electric
420c
com.
(extra)
$1
Special
Porter-Cable
5
Co.—
A
1-15
Mathieson
•
Corp.
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
McCormick &
Steel
Sag
4
12-15
Hartford
&
series
Mining Corp.
Newport
(s-a)
(quar.)
*
special
Polygraphic Co.
1-
4'/4 7"
<quar.)
preferred
Newmont
Northern
5314c
Martin-Parry
1-20
1-
Corp.—
preferred
6%
1-15
Mining
(accum.)
Service Corp.
(quar.)
Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio)
6% preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33A% pfd. (quar.)
North
1-11
20c
50c
Haven
preferred
1-14
5
1
Co.,
Special
Employees
Association—
Water
1-30
$50c
(s-a)
New
conv.
Noma
1-12
12-31
Plymouth Cordage
1-15
1-15
$l0c
Rosario
No
12-
5
1
2-
40c
_—
York
North
income
Honduras
12-31
1
12-31
2-
25c
12-17
5
1-15
55c
1-
RR.
Corp.
60c
RR
4
1-
12-15
Adams
Cable
37'Ac
Ltd
1-15
1-
2-
_+
Common
6
6
(special)
(quar.)
Electric
&
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.
25c
Shovel Co., com. (resumed)
Telephone & Telegraph Co., Ltd.—
"
11-
Co.
common
Mines,
Gas
Central
York,
5%
New
1-15
30c
Year-end
New
1-15
North
&
15c
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
5614c
Power
Maritime
12-18
Inc.—
Rubber
convertible
Marion
York
(extra)
Trust
Midland
4147c
New
Norfolk
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd.
Marine
1-11
12-31
1-15
Paper
1-15
12-15
12-22
8
$2.50
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
50c
Common
1
133Ac
Fund,
&
Manufacturers
3-20
England
$1.50
*
preferred
Corp.
Bond
Tire
Dickinson
New
$1.50
priority shares
investment
Mansfield
New
15
1
Plastic Wire &
12-21
4
37'/2c
1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1-15
Co.—
convertible
Mangel
2-
1
Meter
$2.40
$25c
(quar.)—
R.)
(P.
Neptune
12-23
45c
(year-end)
com.
common
Ltd.
preferred
4Vi%
12-14
12-23
5
Co.—
Corp.,
Mallory
8
5
1-
1
Pittsfield
12-31
1-
50c
■
Theatres, Inc.
Company (year-end)
Natomas
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Mailman
National
3114c
_
(stock
Stores,
Co.
1-
2-
12-31
1-15
15c
(quar.)
4
1-15
a7'A%
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.).
12'/2c
Tank
1-
$1.25
:
Co.
Neekoosa-Edwards
4-
(quar.)
com.
4% preferred B (quar.)—
414%' preferred A (quar.)
Mading Drug
4
8
12-31
the
(quar.)
Extra
20c
(Ky.),
(quar.)
Mack
4
12-
62'Ac
(year-end)
Forbes
12-
8
25c
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
Lowney, Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
1-12
2-
National
10c
(quar.)
5%
5%
2-18
3-10
20c
5%
55c
3-10
12-
13c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.).
Refining Co. (quar.)
Sugar
1
1-
12-31
1-15
10c
____
National Steel Car
12-11
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Light, 4.96% pfd. (quar.)
Gas & Electric
6%
Standard
12-11
4
4
o
Co.
Louisville
&
National
5
1-
2-
1
$2.50
1-15
4C
series
Corp.
10c
Co.
5%
Louisiana
MacAndrews
Shares
25c
Watch
Dock
Lunkenheimer
National
50c
5
capital)
3
1-
(s-a)
Lighting
&
of
25c
_
Coal
Balanced
1-15
1-
(quar.)__
4
1-15
50c
National
5%
Extra
Island
1-18
2-15
$1.10
preferred
(s-a)
25c
12-31
(quar.)
$4
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis
25c
:
return
(extra)
Longines-Wittnauer
Long
1
1-
1-
Securities Series—
3-15
2-
12-22
Inc.,
Potomac
National Bond series
National
3
4
25c
;
12-31
3-
"l-
Corp.—
12-31
dividend
Lorain
_*____
Stores,
1-18
2-
25c
Pilot Full
$1.25
'
Bearing Co
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
12-23
$1
97'Ac
Fashion Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.—
$1.50
&
12Vic
Corp., class A_
preferred (quar.)__
RR., original
Candy
(quar.)
common..—__
(quar.)
8
1-10
12-14
25c
Corp.
12-31
60c
12-14
5
75c
.
1-30
$1.25
Pillsbury Mills,
5
50c
Y.)
pfd. series B
1-15
2-
12-31
11-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
75c
75c
1-15
60c
1-10
60c
Stock
Co.™
$15c
40c
convertbile
Loft
Co.
Service
Motor
$2.50
Corp._
37'/2c
(N.
Co., 67c
Screw
National
Silk
6c
Speculative series
The above distributions are from net in¬
vestment income' (except for $.0048 of
National Speculative
series which is a
$1,121/2
Extra
Lockheed
1-11
12-31
50C
National
1-20
12-31
1-20
50c
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Miami
stock)
Co.
(quar.)
Manufactures &
National
1-
37Vic
1-20
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
47c preferred (quar.)
3.907c preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
RR.
common
Lock
Quarterly
5
1-15
15c
(quar.)
common
Ltd
Co.
Special
3-15
1-
2-
30c
(initial)--
common
(quar.)—
preferred
Little
1
Gas
preferred
1-25
1
1-15
or
on
preferred (quar.)
National
on
Bank
Fuel
National
shares
redeemed
since
payment
new
elects
(quar.)__
City
4'/2%
57c
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph,
Lipe-Rollwav
12-31
2-10
2-10
1-31
Pittsburgh
Extra
Corp.,
Co.
Bros.,
1-15
2-28
2-28
in
(quar.)
Linen
4-
preferred
Link-Belt
4
1-15
45c
Sons, 3.85%
first
Corp.,
Salt
12-
45c
RR.—
Stores
41/2%
National
10c
&
Valley
Lehman
National
12-15
Co.
(James)
Lerner
12-18
4
1954
Leece-Neville
Lehigh
9
J8c
Ltd.—
dividend),
share
each
Inc.,
(quar.)
Biscuit Co., common
Cash Register Co.
1-
(quar.)
Jones,
Class
receive
payable
Airiines, Inc.
1-
(quar.)__
com.
8
1- 8
Interim
& Brothers
$$1.50
Extra
$1
E.)
37'Ac
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Langendorf United Bakeries,
1-
1
6C
(F.
$$1.50
(s-a)__
1
2-
50c
(year-end
stockholder
to
preferred
1-31
5%
1
System,
29c
Lewis
the
Dec.
29c
Leslie
Corp.
unless
(quar.)!
Co.
2-
$1.10
30c
$2
:
8
$1.07'A
(quar.)
30c
Extra
Investment
1-
(quar.)
preferred
$1.65
Murray Corp. of Amepca
47c preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
preferred
4.407c
4
Phoenix
(quar.)__;
Mutual
67c
2-
4.30%
1-
Philadelphia Electric Co.
3.807c
preferred
(quar.)
___.
12-31
35c
95c
1-4
21c
._
12-30
(quar.)
12-30
62'/2c
(quar.)
__
5
—
1-15
Co.—
1-15
(quar.)
$1.80
com.
Tel.
1-
preferred
&
Co.,
&
Year-end
preferred
Loan
Power
Co.
Holder*
1-15
f20c
quarterly
Brass
When
Payable of Rec.
1-15
2c
Ltd.
(quar.)
States Tel.
Increased
$1.16
Lees
States
preferred
Mountain
$1.16
Lambton
__!
,__
Mills,
$25c
(quar.)
lsftoeming RR. Co.
Lambert Co.
(quar.)
Rice
Share
\
5c
(quar.)
com.
ic
Mount
Per
Name of Company
12-24
6c
Products,
(quar.)
Mount Diablo Co.
Holders
1-20
37'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
80c
Mount Clemens Metal
Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred
(extra)
25c
Lake
&
Inc.
Share
Co.
10c
—
(extra)
$1.16
1
2-
iquar.)
Ltd.
Superior
2-
—_
Co
Laclede Steel Co.
Lakeside
12-31
20c
Industries
(Johni,
1-15
7'Ac
—
Electric
France
Labatt
12-31
_____——
Additional
La
50c
—
(year-end)..—__
2nd preferred (quar.)__;
7%
Company
Extra
(quar.)
Forge Co
Kropp
Kuhlman
10c
—
(Calif.)
Creamery
1-15
6%
—
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Knudsen
Motorola,
46c
"S-4"
(from net investment income)
-
Per
Name of
Morrisoft-Knudsen
(from net
___
Stock
Common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,
income!
priced
When
Share
Oil
&
91'Ac
$1.07'A
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Del.)
Western
(extra)
Airlines
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Banknote Co. (Del.)—
preferred
(accum.)
(quar.)
2-11
3-
1
3-
1
2-11
1-10
12-17
45c
53c
1-10
12-17
43c
$1.433A
1-10
12-17
1-10
12-17
5
12-15
50c
1-
30c
1-11
12-18
12'Ac
1- 5
12-18
1- 4
12-15
50c
43
Extra
-—
jSuakespeare Co.
iShattuck
(Frank
1- 5
Trane
l-
5
12-24
Trans
75c
-
1-15
25c
1-
5
12-24
25c
;5cven-Up Bottling Co.
1-
4
12-21
Common
Co.
Treesweet
Products
1-14
10c
1-
4
(quar.)
2-25
t30c
(quar.)
Tobacco
Inc. (quar.) —
Canada, Ltd.—
quarterly)
Foods,
i-Shedd-Bartush
1-
4
12-18
208
1-
4
12-18
Udylite Corp.
1-15
Underwood
4
Union
of
•Snerwin-Williams Co.
Electric
Co.
(resumed)
(N.)
$2
Tool
Aircraft
-Solar
$3.70
preferred
1-
4
11-30
$3.50
1-
4
11-30
1-
6
1-
2
2-
1
1-
9
1-
2
12-31
12-30
1-
12-18
5
United
1-15
12-31
United
1-30
United
4
12-10
United
1-
(quar.j
4.56%
6%
preferred
Common
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
12-31
$4
U.
Life
U. S. Glass
S.
Plywood Corp.,
S.
Radiator
Royalty Oil Corp.
S.
Shoe
2-26
8-31
12-10
11-30
5
12- 3
1-
15c
Tobacco
(year-end)—
preferred (quar.)
3-
40c
Fire
70c
preferred
United
Stores
Universal
1-23
1-16
1-15
12-29
1-29
93%C
1-15
12-11
Vanadium
150c
Special
1-15
12-18
1-20
$4
Oil Co. (Ohio)
preferred A (quar.)
•Standard Paving & Materials,
3%%
Ltd.
(extra)
1
•Standard Products Co
•Standard
tlOC
Ltd., class A
Railway
B
(111.)
•Stern
Inc.,
pfd.
1
1-
1
1-
Walker
7
2-
7
Quarterly
Apartments
1-
4
12-21
Warehouse
1-
4
12-21
Ware
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
Warner
6
2-12
Warner-Hudnut,
3-17
Warren
6%
preferred
iquar.i
25c
7* 1
1-19
5%
6-17
15c
i
(quar.)
Corp.
—
America
Hughes Gold
Corp.
2-1
12-23
4.10%
C
1-
5
12-
9
1-20
1-
5
1-15
1-15
1-14
&
1-
5%
4
12-18
J5c
2-
1
12-22
25c
share
1-
7
12-24
5%
1-30
30c
1-
6
1-
2-11
2*7
2-11
2-
25c
dividend
(quar.)
1-14
1-14
25c
1
3-15
1
1-
White
2-15
2-
8
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Utilities
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.14
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-
52c
1-
pref.
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
12-
Corp.
&
—
of St. Louis
Trust
Co.
;
$2 prior pref.
1-15
12-28
1-
12-18
1-
12-21
3
1-15
12-15
uranium
1-15
12-15
exploratory
3-
6-10
6-
50c
9-10
9-
1
1-15
4
12-31
and
1-
4
12-31
75c
112 Vic
2-
2-15
1-15
4-
50C
1-
$1.43%
2-
1
$1
2-
1
U15
3-10
3-
realized
4
12-
4
2-
12-10
1-21
121-
1
on
13Vi%
2-16
preferred
16%
2-16
17 Vic
(quar.)
1-28
Net
25c
1-15
1-
1-
4
4
River
Union
6%
1-
6
Wilsil,
Wolf
preferred
Ltd.
2-19
Mfg.
Corp.
Common
2-15
2-10
12-29
35c
(quar.)
A
'
(quar.»_
1-
5
12-21
t20c
1-
4
12-16
'
t20c
1-
4
1-14
12-18
1-31
1-
4
4
preferred
.
Extra
——
——
11-30
1-
loc
3-15
1-30
tISc
Manufacturing Co.
Yates-American
2
50c
1-15
1-
87 Vic
(quar.)
1-11
1- 2
6%
1-15
1-
3-
$1.75
prior
preferred
Trade Bank 8; Trust Co.
■
(s-a)
(N. Y.)
(quar. >
Stock dividend
Traders Building Association, Ltd.
Extra
1834c
2-15
2-
177, p.
World
145.
A
filling
Co.
corporation
executive
16-page
last
years
178,
order
Navy
for
&
45,996.890
1953—9 Mos.—tl952
142.243.418
7
12-17
Inc.
1- 2
4,155.881
5,722,586
6,333,582
2,670.646
3,330,193
2,670,646?
$0.93
$1.25
$1.72
$1.90i
week
1
completed
offices
on
the
two
consolidation
floors
of
the
2
12-14
2-
1
1-20
1-15
12-28
owned,
by
(interim)—„
,
"
its
Nevr
erected?
p.
2619.
Corp.—Booklet Issued—
has
and
just
been
operated
Tri-Continental
Corp.
of
preferred stock
of
1-30
$6
of
common
by
Broad
stock
had
as
and
shares
issued
for
by
Union
Tri-Continental
Service
Corp.,
Corp.,
Broa<S
Oct.
31,
1953
had
investment
assets of
outstanding
owned
by
$18,060,000
debentures,
405,370
by 7,178 holders, 4,174,104 shares
20,335 holders and 3,271,247 warrants
owned
7,977 holders.
Street
Investing Corp. on Oct. .31 had investment assets of
$34,257,000,
with 1,579,185
shares of capital stock held by 9,551
holders.
"j
National Investors Corp. had investment assets totaling $30,310,000,
with 2,620,780 shares of capital stock owned by 11,809: holders;»%,
1-10
37%c
j_
of
newly
Corp., National Investors Corp. and Whitehall Fund,
Union Service Corp. is charged with doing a
complete research
for each of the four investment companies.
job
12-14
1-
37 Vic
(quar.i
117,713,55a
3,089,390
Investing
25c
(quar.)
6%' convertible - preferred (quar. >
convertible preferred (quar.)—
Ltd.
five
years.—V.
3,330,193
sales
and
booklet
Street
owned
preferred
for
11,.
No.
Mesuma
lease
$1,500,000
a
1953—3 Mos.—+1952
52,082,054
after taxes—
outstand'g
per com.
share
12-31
25c
(monthly)
Machine
Yellowknife Bear Mines,
10,
under
additional
Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
revenues
is
Co.—
convertible
No.
held
five
13,
for
1
Sept. 30—
which
50c
(quar.)
6%'
1
4-30
4-10
37 %C
7-31
7-10
t4c
1-16
12-16
25c
1- 4
12-11
1-
4
12-11
with
56%C
1-
4
12-11
—V.
.
10%
(quar. )_-
currently
Tri-Continental
5
25c
Towne Mines Corp.—
A
(quar.i—_
t$1.50
Co.
and'
at 380 Madison Ave., New York City.
Now under one roof are the executive, properties, and elements of the
treasury and accounting departments, as well as the system sales,
1-15
50c
Jr.)
promotional
building located
12-16
-
Yellow Cab
Towle
common
—
(Wm.
Mesuma
No.
renewable
1953,
22,
the
in
properties to be explored, de¬
the following lode mining;
District, County of San Miguel
Mining
to-wit:
Mesuma
$172,978,000
Wrigley
Kyner, Presi¬
per share).
are
advertising, and public relations departments.—V. 178,
(quar.)
Woodward Iron Co.
12-16
1-
6%'
cents
(10
1-15
4
t30c
(increased quar.)——
Ltd.,
Alexander.
Wood
12-16
J20c
;
(quar.)
Extra
1
5c
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada-
Toronto Iron. Works; Ltd., class
Extra"
1
■
3-
ancl
company
company
Consolidates Offices—
1-29
15c
Co.
par
periods on 3,330,193 shares of capital stock outstanding
Sept. 30, 1953.
tRevised by company.
of
The
Power
(quar.)
& Dessauer
1-
$1.50
(s-a)
1-15
25c
pfd.
—
Extra ——-I—
2-15
$1.14
(quar.i
1
San
Colorado,
12,
shares
York
9
$2
25c
4%
preferred (quar.i
1-
8
Corp
(year-end)—
Co.
Springs, Colo.
♦Based In all
as
4
12-
Electric
been;
574,
p.
The
stage.
bv the
Miguel
corporation is
♦Earns,
4
1-15
15c
—
(quar.)
stock at
extractive
an
profit
Com.
12-
1-11
3-
Sept.
Operating
12-11
1-11
$1.06%
(quar.)
of
No.
Trans
in-
6
Wilson-Jones
7
is
Lower
in
explosion.—V.
income
7
Co.
have
which
rates."—V. 178,
quantity of scintillation type radiatibn survey meters and spareA. Kerr, General Manager, announced on Dec. 30.
The new instruments are "disaster" type radiacs for field surveying
of
radiation
on
ships and shore installations following
an
atomic
1-22
1
1-
Oil
industries
certain
$
50c
gains
Yards,
in
which has its office at 126 South Tejon St., Coloradoincorporated in Colorado on Sept. 30, 1953. Theits business is exploring for, finding
and mining
i-iV
1-23
1-
Stock
a
parts, W.
12-10
15c
Oil
$3.59
9
1-
37 Vic
Co—.
until yearthe
equal
not
publicly through William A.
is offering
operated
Period End.
_J
(quar.)
net
will
large
1
1-
10c
Whitney Balke
Wisconsin
ordinary (final)
dep. rets, deferred (final i
com.
4%
indicated
are
development
or
State
This
1-15
(stock dividend)
profits
1952," he stated.
Tracerlab, Inc.—Has Large Navy Order—
8
12-15
10%
made,
been
8%he
1990.
p.
12-18
1-15
1-31
"
Toro
1
5
10c
com.,
from
28c
Wilcox
Co.. Ltd.—
Amer. deposit receipts
4.56%
claims
3-12
1-
•
Serv¬
Armed
about
to
12-28
1
25c
27 Vic
have
It
ore.
Mesuma
60c
Co
the
to
was
of
and
1-
1
50c
Export Corp
Colo.,
type
2-
Wichita
1
company,
$1.50
Wichita
•
and
$2
—
went
amounted
year
proceeds a're to be used to pay for drilling expenses, equip¬
working capital.
net
general
Whiting Corp., common
6%
preferred A (quar.)
2-21
50c
—
l
Co.,
4
company
The
12-18
/
business
this
1,000,000 shares of common
dent.
8
Extra
1-
50c
-
Edison
4
and
Angeles)
.
-Tobacco Securities Trust
4.25%
This
12-15
1-15
(quar.)——
total
our
Offered—
—Stock
1
The
^
of
Sewing Machine Corp.—
1-29
15c
(extra)
(Los
2-15
25c
—
Quarterly
Amer.
12-
Springs,
(quar.)
Co.
Motor Co.,
1
25c
Quarterly
Toledo
4
$1.25
(quar.)
civilian custo¬
to
Trabella Uranium Mines, Inc., Colorado
2
2-13
1
1-
$1.25
Whitehall Fund (26c from investment
(quar.)
Inc.
Tobacco Products
3-
12-18
common
White
60c
(quar.)
-
Insurance
1-
12-18
,
Civilian Sales—
that sales
said
18
at unprecedentedly high volume
1-15
—
White
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
Title Insurance
Inc.
Oil
Eagle
'1-15
1
8
(quar.)
(quar.i
of the
introduced
1,000
was
1-13
1-30
2-
1-15
from
Stationery,
Stock dividend
8
$1.21
Co.
Clothes,
A
Dec.
on
shipments
for
which
reductions
operating
4
$1.25
(quar.i
than
more
1797.
p.
looking ahead to next year, Mr. Smith said "We are placing
emphasis on "the development of new markets for lift trucks to offset
1-15
(s-a)
com.
173,
In
veloped
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
prior lien (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp.—
5V2%
convertible preferred (quar.).
1-31
1-
reported
$1.12 Vi
._
Co.,
30%
these
adjustments
$1.02 Vi
:
Ry.
Telegraph
Westmoreland,
end
share
Co.—
Westminster Paper, Ltd., class A
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
$4
Penn.
preferred
Western Union
8
11-27
12-21
4
1-16
4
common
Securities
(accum.i
&
preferred
5%
4Qc
(quar.)
& Light,
A
Y.
1-
1
preferred
Western Tablet &
held
,
Power
N.
12-31
1-
(s-ai
Western Pacific RR. Co.
Chemical Corp.—
(Cleveland)
class
1-15
2-
(quar.)
Insurance
Western
7
1-
dividend)
(stock
A
$2.50
12-17
$1
Ltd.,
Grocers.
Class
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
January.
the
be
about
t$l
5
Western
12-18
37 Vic
—
in
that
"Although final earnings for the year will not be known
12-15
6
5
1-
25c
(quar.i
Western
1952
J50c
B
1-
preferred
preferred
President,
will
1953
whereas
ment
(quan)
4.20%
12-17
Smith,
$1.05
preferred
1-11
4
five years ago.—V.
in
"In
Co.—
Power
Vi %
1
—
(quar.)
Terminal Tower
Penn
6
20c
(year-end i
Products
West
12-
$1.25
—
split
Corp.
1-11
1-31
4
12-
$1.25
Indies Sugar Corp. (quar.i
Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-ai_
Kentucky Coal Co. (reduced quar.)
20c
—_
each
for
West
West
40c
(quar.)
share
additional
1
25c
(s-a>__
Ltd
Television-Electronics Fund
8
2-
start
reports
said.
20c
1-20
E.
ices
45c
________
(quar.)—
$2
(quar.i
(extrai
Mines,
(quar. >
1-
6c
(extra i_
■Supertest Petroleum Corp., common
5% preference (quar.)_—
4Swan Rubber Co. (quar.)
of
Co.
$5
2-15
10%
Co., 4Vi% preferred A (quar.)
(Superior Oil Co. of Calif. I year-end)_
Calif,
Co.,
2-
$1.12 Vi
Oil
12-22
12-28
62 y2c
Light
preferred
Wellman Engineering Co
West
12-28
12-15
25c
(quar.i
Gas
5 %
1
8
8
1-15
$1.50
25c
20C
______
•Stop & Shop, Inc. (stock dividendi
•Strawbridge & Clotliier, common (quar.)
■Sunbeam Corp. (stock dividend——
Sun
Drug,
Inc
•Superior Steel Corp.
fluper Mold Corp. of
1
preferred
Washington
Weatherhead
1-
1-20
1-
1-11
50c
(increased quar.)
com.
President,
installed since the first model of it
have been
largest for any year in the company's history,,
although total sales will not equal those of 1952, because government
orders were less than in the previous year.
1-15
3c
(quar.)__
Brothers Co.,
Todd,
L.
imprinter in each of its 68 branches
200,000 accounts.
an
used by approximately
will
machines
Towmotor Corp.—Reports Record
C.
mers
Inc.
preferred
1st
1-15
30c
Materials)
the
of
12-21
$3.50
___
(quar. )
(Construction
1
prior
Container
Co.
3-
5%
Title
by Todd
*75c
.
Inc.
Pictures,
4-
6-17
Corp.
12-31
10c
(s-a)
RR.
Bros.
35c
< extra i__.
Inc.—
3-17
Timely
1-15
$2.50
_
Terminal
&
River
Warner
12-17
*fhor
machines
37 Vic
___.
Corp.__
City Bank will use
George
12-31
35c
(quar.)
(resumed)
Wamsutta Mills
2-25
3-11
1
conv.
12-28
8
4-16
1
$2.40
1-21
1-
25c
Inc., $2 pfd. (accum.)_
(Hirani) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
the
expects the service to be
2%
7-16
2
Texas
National
2
1-
$4.84
and
Installation
8-
7-
4.56%
12-22
12-24
37'ic
4-
Common
4
1-12
iquar.i
25c
Texas
1-
6%
25c
Stock
2-19
1-15
12-31
(quar.i
Common
2
1
1-15
(quar.i——;
Tennessee
3-
$15
Bond,
the
by
from
2-
3
2-
bank
10c
—
pfd.
set
60c
10%
'
single bank
a
National City Bank of New York City, it was
Sixty-five of the machines have been ordered by
manufacturer, the Todd Co.
1
The imprinter is an electrically-operated device which quickly prints
customers' names on personal checks directly at the bank.
1-15
1
.
for
Received—
record for installation of check imprinters by
10c
(stock dividend)
Detinning Co., 7%
the
($25
announced, Dec. 21.
2
preferred
effect
2-
new
been
the
1-15
1
4
preferred
to
$2
2-
2-
5-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Tennessee
1-14
12-28
15c
1-
prior
One
1
1-11
35c
2-
&
with
notification
Todd Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Large Order
37 Vic
prior
Telautograph
A
has
62 Vic
5%
Tech
12-18
37 Vic
5%
Co.
12-18
12-18
(quar.i
Waitt
letter
a
used
1-12
I quar.i
12-15
filed
21
par
50c
,
Dec.
on
12-15
1_
Corp
-
,
preferred
preferred
1-15
of
corporation
covering 4,250 shares of capital stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
working capital.—V. 157, p. 999.
1-15
12 Vic
(quar.i
'■
v
per
1-15
_
America
of
•' r-.'u
,'
(Mo.)—Files—
SEC
preferred
15c
Corp.
Common
•Sweets
4
3
6%
56c
8%
Co.,
Common
.
preferred
>*■
■
Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis
The
1-
.J
6%
15c
<quar.)_
com.
.
12-15
$2
(quar.i
(s-ai
Walnut
(quar. i
B. I
Camp,
(quar.i
<3un
(quar.)
Instrument
25c
Textiles,
^Stewart-Warner
•Stone
12-23
12-31
Inc.—
Stores,
preferred
*3tokely-Van
1-15
organized
was
business
12-15
10c
common
Corp.
20c
(John
12<TK
1-15
t25c
(quar.)
quarterly
Stern
4'/2 %
4
4
__
Bondholders
Vulcan
Extra
•Stetson
1-
1-15
12-31
t30c
Ltd.
Canada,
Brothers
&
12-22
5
40c
—
Reduced
4
1-
Lithograph Corp.—
Extra
•Sterchi
12-22
1-
f
in Maryland
on
Nov. 23, •.
office at
8007
Takoma Avenue,
Silver Spring,
Md., for the purpose of mining or dredging and pro¬
cessing to the point of marketability heavy black mineral, sands which
contain ilmenite, rutile and zircon at Cove Point, Calvert County, Md.—V. 178, p. 2619.
* '
*
BUSINESS—Corporation
with
its
principal
1-15
4
7 Vic
(quar.i
-
of
1
1-
to
1953,
17 Vic
—
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co
Virginian Railway, com. (quar.)
5
12-31
1-12
2-
$3.50
(quar.)
Co.
conv.
Victoria
5
2-
2-15
1-10
t20c
Extra
Co.
2-
2-15
12-21
1-20
t30c
(s-a)
•Stecher-Traung
«3teel
12-26
12 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
Shake
n
8
12 Vic
Silica
Special
•Stanfield's, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Class
1-
3-15
1-11
Further details follow:
speculation/'
a
the net proceeds, approximately $105,000
will be
purchase machinery and equipment, $15,000 will be used to
retire 15,000 shares of outstanding cumulative preferred stock at par,
and the balance will be used for general corporate purposes. /. '
'
12-21
1-
—
Corp.
Corp.,
Victoreen
Extra
•Standard
12-18
Co.—
Equipment Mfg.
Lens
made in our issue of Dec. 28 of the
PROCEEDS—Of
used
12-21
Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
Velvet Freeze, Inc. (quar.)
Victor Products Corp. (stock dividend)
8
8
15c
■Standard Radio,
*3teak
1-
1-
1
1-11
4-
1-15
Van
Univis
Valspar
■Standard
share "as
3-15
1
1-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Md.—Stock Of-,
Silver Spring:,
Corp.,
was
12-28
4-
87Vic
Y.)
Gorporalion and
.
(extra)_____!
Leaf Tobacco Co., coin, (quar.)—
2-15
50c
—
1-15
25c
(year end)
<quar.)_—______
(N.
reported hert.
are
offering by Mitchell Securities, Inc., Baltimore, Md. of
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per
12-15
15c
—
15c
(quar.)
J.)
(special)
Co.
6
50c
Stockyards Corp., common
15c
(N.
Insurance
Milling
4
1
1-
15c
(quar.)
S. Trust Co.
15c
Standard
■Standard
4
1-
2-
50c
preferred
United
2-17
1
1-
1
2-
Ores
fering—Mention
6
35c
(s-ai
Extra
9-10
10c
1-
Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
S.
U.
10c
.
.
1-15
Titanium
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Realty & Investment
7%
5-28
6-10
10c
Additional
U.
of record dates
incorrect.
(Continued from page 10)
1-12
10c
Extra
1- 2
12-15
12-19
15c
S.
7
1-
1-11
25c
—
Corp.
were
Investment News
12-11
25c
(quar.)_
S.
1-15
1-15
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.i
—
U.
3-10
$1
10c
Additional
$1.60
(Bait.)
6%
12-19
1-15
45c
Co._—__
holders
General
1-12
1
30c
common
Corp.,
U.
(Dallas)—
Co.
tax.
dates
,1-30
1
2-
62 '/2C
(quar.)
Co
1-15
1
2-26
2-
$1
U.
2-
$1.20
—
Canadian non-residents' tax.
deductible at the source.
Non*
tax
tax.
or
published
1-15
25c
U.
Radium
1
25c
common
U. S.
2-
$2.50
(quar.)____
'
12-31
dividend;
this
for
Funds,
income
12-15
.
12-18
12-11
1-25
15c
(quar.)
common
B
>■
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
payment
Previous
3
25c
(quar.)
Co.—
A
1-15
50c
Dredging,
Foil
closed
not
Canadian
Jamaica
12-31
J20C
Extra
Mills—
Portland Cement.
Commercial
preferred
S.
xLess
'
12-31
1-15
87 Vic
Inc
common
1-15
1-11
1-
1-15
37 Vic
Co.
Class
1-20
Electric—
Insurance
Additional
Specialities
Finishing Co.,
1-2
1-2
12- 1
1-2
4
12 Vic
A.__'
Fidelity & Guaranty
17 Vac
Paper
•Standard
1-15
$1.75
1-
1-15
(quar.)
t$1.50
______
Quarterly
Standard
S.
2-15
1
2-
t35c
(s-a)
Machinery com.
U.
preferred (quar.).—
(•Southern New England Telephone
4
S..
U.
t45c
1-20
(quar.)
Class
4.80%
•Spokane
U.
1-
Process,
7% preferred (quar.)
•Southern Indiana Gas &
«5outhIand
5
5
37»/2C
—
Franklin
.-Southwestern
1-
1-
1-31
Power
6%
participating preferred—
Southern Colorado Power Co. (quar.)
•Southern
1-31
1-31
37V8C
.
(quar.)_____
Co., Ltd.—
A
Canada
5
28C
50C
(quar.i —
•Southern California Gas Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
•Southern
Shoe
books
In
y Corrected
75c
class
Distributors,
preferred
United
28 '/2C
—
(quar.)—-—
-
2-15
$1.12%
Ltd.
Jersey RR. & Canal
Shirt
2-1
2-1
12-18
America—
of
Co.
(quar.i—
British
Less
a
1-20
—
New
6%
—
—
preferred
preferred
4.48%
2-15
t35c
(quar.)
Share,
Tool
&
Fruit
2-15
25C
—
20
87 Vic
____—
B
United
25c
(quar.)—_ ——
Gas Co.
(quar.) —
Edison Co.—
&
Drill
Class
22 Vzc
(quar.)
1-
2-15
92Vzc
___________—_
1-2
31V4C
37'/2C
(quar.)
resident tax
(quar.)
2-1
<
tPayable In U. S. Funds, less 15%
tPayable
1-20
Cigar-Whelan Stores, common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
United Corps., Ltd.. class B (extrai
Southern California
Common
Bond
preferred
preferred
♦Transfer
4
2-15
United
12-31
1-15
10c
Co
common
1-29
1-29
50c
1-
12-16
t25c
United
4"
1-
12-18
4
8
$1
12-17
5
2-
1-
1-15
1-
!$1.12 Vi
—
_
(quar.)__
preferred
6%
Missouri—
(£uar.)
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
5%
25c
of
preferred
1-15
1-15.
2-1
75c
—
(extra)
12-24
7
4
25c
—
(quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd
J50c
__
62 Vic
12-17
12-31
1-
*
(extra)
Sheet & Tube
Extra
1-
40c
25c
20c
10c
Youngstown
5
1-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Youngstown Steel Door
Zeller's, Ltd., common
1-15
J $1.7-5
(quar.)
preferred
J25c
Co.,
Jersey
12-23
15c
preferred
90c
•South
1-27
50c
—
(quar.)_________
Engineering
&
$4 preferred
United
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(J. Hungerfordi Co.
Snyder
$4.50
8
50c
Co.,
Common
Smith
8
1-
t45c
—
—
Ltd___
-Smith-Corona, Inc.
—
•Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)_
♦Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
mater
1-
1
Publishing Corp.—
ISlmmons-Boardman
Common
1
2-
U5c
—
2-
noc
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
(reduced)
t35c
B
Class
1-15
(quar.)
Corp.
t20c
(Quebec) —
Ltd., class A
Mines, Ltd.
tS'lverwood Dairies,
•Sigma
Ltd.,
Co.,
t25c
(increased
Common
31 Vic
—
City Rapid Transit Co., com.___
South La Salle Street Corp.
(quar.)___
25c
1-
1-14
12-31
Twin
1-15
15c
____—-
(quar.i
When
Per
Name of Company
12-31
1-15
2-
5c
Inc.
25c
Association
»3uawmut
1
1-15
5%
50c
Trunz,
Tuckett
—
pfd.
Co., $1.25
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 Vic
J
Airways, Inc., class A
(stock dividend)—~
class B
—
(extra)—
Co.
G.)
N
(quar.);.
Caribbean
Class A and
Water & Power Co.—
iShawinigan
Share
Name of Company
,
IOC
Co. (year-end)
(Los Angeles) (ijuar.)
Machine
Falls
Payable bj Rec.
.
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
jSeueca
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 4, 1954
The
(48)
3-
1
2-
5
J30C
1-15
1-
7
t30c
1-15
1-
7
York
Corp.,
4V2%
i
common
preferred"
(quar.)
(quar J
—
;
Whitehall
1,621
178.
Fund, Inc.'s investment assets amounted jto $4,951,000;
holders owning 260,522 shares Of capital -stook; outstanding;
p.
1514.
.
'
*
Number 5287
Volume 179
a.3,859,446
1,996,175
2,104,709
produced
6,059,102
.,,£764,195
$13,980,138
$14,148,911
$25,573,994
$247012,211
686,606
1,104,379
_816,729
$0.84
shares outstdg.
1,103,648
662,240
1,103,564
•Earns,
share
$0.54
$0.51
taxes_
after
com.
per
in
•
Corp.—New
See
Taylor-Wharton
Name,
Iron
$0.57
resulting-from
This
company
diesel
The
Dec.
on
order
locomotive
announced placement of
29
given by
ever
railroad
one
has
V,
1,
will
Arthur E.
be
Presidents'.',
Stoddard,
order
month.—V.
the
178,
2202.
p.
Air
'
»
'
r
Operating
Profit
f
'
'
i
'
of
the
The
tFed.
in
Iron
1953—9 Mos.rr-1952
$
131,141,489-ll8,'964,449^'
10,210,440
tax.
4,313,000
5,730,000
16,822,115
8,798,000
_
3,955,699
4,480,400
8,024,115.
outstand'g
2,463,063
2,463.062
2,463,068.,...2,.463,062
inc.
Com.
shares
•Earns,
;
share
com.
per
19,477,005
J.1,214,000
$1.72
$1.51
»
preferred dividend
payable.—V. 178, p.
Aircraft
United
requirements.
8.263,005
-
$2.96
other
and
Profit
before
Prov.
for
$3.15
r.,x,
Net
•Earns,
,
■
1
' */
\
Mq§Tf^-1952
I
155,223,464 580,740,259
479'411,933
54,703,643
36,131,447
11,490,559
10,763',594
38,829,773
6,786,323
23,553,857
3,543,556
3,977,271
15.873,870
12,577,590
3,192.647
3,192,247
3,192.647
3,192,247
share
com.
preferred
$1.02
by
and
dfvidend
$4.68
$1.15
requirements.—V.
States Banking
body
ore
deposits
to
178,
.$3.64
2354.
p.
Placed Privately
Corp.—Notes
—The company has sold privately to a group of institu¬
tional investors an issue of $1,300,000 5% notes due Dec.
of
in
1
in
Six
States Plywood Corp.—Weldwood
plywood
new
1954
Weldwood
products
Catalogue,
produced
catalogued
are
48-page
distributed by
and
guide
a
this
primarily
become
to
of
three
times
with
first
the
for
the
to
time
plywood
in
and
the
allied
is
in
at
fact
committed
already
the
with
Humboldt,
Ford
ore
Mich.
A
operation
large
on
laminated
panels,
in
checkerboard
hardwood
veneered
free; material;
effect
panels
Armorply. Chalkboard,
due
each
United
The
purchase
plant will
who
these
and
will
Peninsula
Upper
company,
agreed'to
Peninsula,
costs,
fcale
the
of
1,
50%
on
for
reimbursed
be
jointly
have
Power
initial
its
of
operated
be
companies
financing,
initial
on
plywood
a
with
solid
body
ment
and
ment
benefits
$125
its
modification
a
for
a
employees
with
which
25
and
These
two
placements
Webber,
Paine,
non-profit
a
company
negotiated by
were
Jackson
the
of
SEC
corporation
21
filed
Cliffs
Power, will benefit in that it will divest
interest,
as
such, but yet will acquire
a
firm and
larger source of power from its present hydro electric
system's facilities and from its interest in the Generating company.
itself
of
any
Gas
and
derives
tem,
utility
public
Electric,
selling
in
its
territory
integrated
more
a
factory price for
Upper
See
such properties,—V.
Peninsula
Upper
The
as
178,
Northern distribution sys¬
well as receiving a satis¬
(about
plans
$7
million)
multi-million
a
above.—V.
Co.
in
March
next
dollar
publicly
sell
to
Period End
Net
profit
Sept. 30—
in
City,
V.
Colorado,
Utah,
service
from
to
$100
Files
letter
notification
of
with
the
1953—3 Mos.—1952
expand
Carbon
parts
'
,
southern Idaho and
plants in Salt Lake
and western Colorado.—
Utah
County,
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$1,803,450
$1,096,393
583.410
583.410
583,410
$1,13
$0.70
$3.09
$1.88
share
2788.
Decca
Co., Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer
Records, Inc. above.—V.
173, p.
1672.
Upper
Peninsula Generating Co.
Financing Arranged—
To
meet
a
and
copper
iron
utility
iron
and
for
Period End. Sept. 30—
taxes
public,
Marquette
a
unit
Power
49,442,849
revenues
etc.,
,
has
joint
one
Upper
■finance
as
Co.,
for
Co.r
subsidiary} of
a
will
65,490,834
45,706,344
be
of
its
be located
will
rated
operation
by
of
Common
On
and
distribution
Upper
fcttcilities
In
doing
so,
Cleveland Cliffs, divest
interest, as such.
Also, Upper Peninsula
distribution properties from the Michigan Gas
utility
latter's
$1,550,200.
purchased
as
the
as
from
expressed
Power
Cliffs
by
Northern
for
of
this
The
Power.
officials
Division
both
Electric
division
reason
had
the
Xpr
companies
"was
pine
least
unit,
to
a
it
7,500
kw
neither
operate
of
was
disclosed,
station
which
as
a
and
would
had
planned
Cliffs
have
jointly-owned
Power
been
22,000
tp~byi'jtd and
a.
as
kw
IhaPO
effjc^pnt
unit-
kw
or
The
West
Electric
fiscal
misc.
24,199,079
8,290,077
17,335,460
15,909,002
common
Electric'
Penn
Co.:
and general
expenses
income)..
844,101
tax...
:
774 000
1,189,716
...
net
shares
per
Income
•
______
1,234,'669
12ill8
2,827,529
14,472,608
previous
the
13,081,473
in
income
the
had
account
rates
the
to
12
for
of
of
months
Feb.
16,
adjustments,
Oct.
31,
etc.
The
Penn
Oct.
1952 is stated
on
share
be
for
offered
each
company
capitalization
value.
filed
The
initially
on
to
shares
held
two
recently
to
split
,
its
shares
300,000
has
company
which
rates,
12
1,703,516
$7,902,951
5,441,034
share
$1.45
$1.29
com.
2,271,355
2,271,355
5,441,034
$7,022,947 $10,339,513
$9,182,450
5,441,034
$1.90
5,441,034
$1.69
to
PROGRAM—Additions
utility
during
plant
The
ended
1822,
p.
Dec.
of
with the
stock
of
in
SEC
($5
the
covering
par
ratio
value).
of
More than $8,000,000 was ex¬
of additional generating capacity. Of
generating facilities over $6,000,000 was
expended on the new Portsmouth Power Station and the second unit
in that station.
Over $1,000,000 was expended towards the construction
of the 100,000 kilowatt hydro development at Roanoke Rapids.
required
$11,000,000.
nearly
the
installation
expended on
new
investment houses sub¬
offered for sale
awarded to the high
bidder
at a
price of $26,639 per share and the winning syndicate
offered the shares to the public for purchase at a price of $27,125 per
share. This offering price compared with a closing price of $26,875 per
share for the common stock on the New York Stock Exchange on the
day preceding the receipt of the bids.
Short-term bank loans aggre¬
gating $10,500,000 were prepaid with the proceeds of this financing and
the remainder
is to be applied to the financing of the construction
FINANCING—On
insurance
rapid,
casualty
and
insurance,
allied
lines.
stock
common
debt
or
fidelity
Recent
and
the proposed
/issue
funds needed to permit
capital
two-for-one,
capital
stock,
bringing
$5.00
Western Pacific RR.
Dec.
from
and
surety
expansion
bonds,
and
business
of
fire
been
has
of capital stock will provide additional
future growth of
the
business.
Gross
The
shares
the
of
time
to
time
plans in this connection.—
1952
$4,471,238
1,422,155
1951
1950
$5,478,206
$5,081,915
$4,636,277
2,397,166
1,001,470
2,218,174
616,935
920,692
1,996,083
1,039,582
55,082,257
51,244,730
50,805,614
44,303,709
18,591.323
15,893,379
17,912,713
15,790,178
8,133,811
_
railway..
from
Net
ry.
—V.
6,464,297
7,005,121
8,205,180
income.
railway..
railway
178,
.
income.
oper.
2G20.
p.
Wheeling Electric Co.—Bank Borrowings AuthorizedTne
company
tional
22
received
authorization
SEC
Holding
Jan.
Company
1954,
1,
Act).
and
exceed
It
to
borrow
additional
the
Wheeling's
upon
$1,000,000
proposes
make
to
depending
addi¬
of
notes
$100,000
outstanding
at
one
any
Wheeling
Steel
Corp.
7,410,795
4,471,000
inc.
for
Fed.
income
$
36,075,950
2,185,523
1,345,000
2^39,795.
before
taxes
taxes
Prov.
<fc
178,
\
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
58,044,227
sales
about
Subs J—Earnings—
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
V
1
or
time).—V,
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
on
borrowings during
1954 ip
cash requirements (but not
p. 2354.
Net
make
to
borrowings in the aggregate amount of $600,000.
The
previously borrowed $400,000 (which was exempt from the
amounts
to
Dec.
on
bank
company
were;
company's
Co.—Earnings
1953
railway
from
Net
two groups of
1953.
1,
bidding.
Pres-
stock
From Jan. 1—
$
$
169,551,224 121,481,446
25,480,443
10,133,042
State
15,485,000
16,074,000
T~
Net
outstdg.
1,423,897
840,523
1,423,897
share
$1.75
$0.28
proft
shares
Common
from
par
preferred stock.
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Wright, Snider Co. wiil purchase and offer publicly and
subscribed for by stockholders.—V. 178, p. 2097.
November—
additional shares of common stock
the
competitive
program;
vised
one
record.
capital
funded
no
29
common
stockholders
company
and its wholly-owned subsidiary, The Western Fire
Insurance Co.,
are
engaged in the writing of automobile insurance,
1953
improvements, and the purchase of meters and line trans¬
bids for
has
related
months
The
the
aggregated nearly $33,000,000. Construction
services and short line extensions, distribution and
new
towards
amount
of
the
1951.
therefore
1953
electric
the
amount
Co.
in
^urety Co.—Registers With SEC
was
offering of 150,000 shares of
will
The
statement
the
late
31,
for
(referred to
general comparable basis.—V. 178,
a
Casualty &
registration
proposed
account
in
Power
effective
ended
income
1953
reduction
a
West
of
become
$3.30
.
Pennsylvania nullified the
adjusted to reflect the full increase in such
tax
3,960,000
$3.42
providing
electric
permitted
for
4,224,000
....
share
statements)
increase
Commission
been
....
outstanding.^
common
11, 1953, the Superior Court
Pennsylvania P. U. Commission's order
In
806,742
823,000
debt
6,035
ry.; oper.
1,703,516
months of
lines,
formers
•Earns,
per
•After
com.
'
9,995,443
1,423,897
$6.03
4,059,042
1,423,897
;
$1.91
tBefore adjustment covering
unused excess profits tax credit carry-back.—V. 177, p. 2137.
any
preferred dividend requirements.
178, p. 2245.
Willys-OverlancI Motors, Inc.—To Pay $14 Per Share
Wabash RR.—November
Earnings Lower—
operating
Railway
oper.
Net ry.
after
inc.
Fed.
after capital
:
8,461,919
9,479,796
1,014,115
702,046'
funds.
Non-Carrier Affiliate to Receive
Competitive Bidding
Interstate
competitive
Commerce
bidding
Commission
Dec.
on
16
requirements.
The
for
roads
seek
to
set
Rail-to-Water Transfer
the
of
two
the
The
acquired
given
investment in the
until
company,
Jan.
15
to
decide
Ward M. Canaday,
Dec. 21.
Physical assets of the company were sold
to the Henry J. Kaiser interests.
who elect to withdraw their interest will receive an
on
payment of $14 per share plus a receipt entitling them to their
rata share of amounts realized from remaining assets, Mr. Canaday
Final distribution of the remaining assets of the automo¬
tive business may take "quite a long time," he added.
The
directors are still considering the possibility of having this
initial
explained.
the investment business, Mr. Canaday said.
.
plans have been studied by the management," he said
shareholders, "but it will be impossible to formulate
a
precise program for the future business of the company until we
receive
an
indication
as
to
the stockholders who wish to continue
a
through
which
will
companies over
in
a
enter
firm
other
with
rail
which transfers coal from
letter
investment
Physical
Kaiser
to
to
with
properties
Manufacturing
Willys
Motors,
the company."
of
Willys-Overland were sold on April 27 to
which subsequently changed its name
178, p. 1611.
Corp.,
Inc.—V.
Wrigley's Stores, Inc.
said
financing
insurance
up
Corp.,
company.
Commission
notes,
their
been
pro
their
carriers to
rail cars
to lake ships at Chicago.
The proceeds of the proposed issue of first
mortgage notes would be used to purchase, and expand the properties
The
said
have
"Numerous
exempted a
$4,650,000 secured guaranteed note issue of a company to be formed
by the Wabash RR. Co. and Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. Co. from
its
retain
to
this year
company
Exemption—
buy
early
Stockholders
11,332,822
12,355,919
1,281,108
979,582
taxes-
,
stockholders
common
President,
operating income
Net income
The
The
whether
$
10,213,525 112,500,222 105,700,508
7,026,237
81,829,513 77,668,012
9,995,467
7,316,341
revs.
expenses..
$
$
$
Railway
Stockholders—
to
(
1953—11 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Nov. 30—
economy."
Power,
to
Nov.
Net
$12,610,868 $11,453,805
near
and
The
659,012
25,640,551
2,862,852
Earnings
60,015,344
4,450,646
2,572,229
$8,726,463
outstdg.
shares
rural
capacity
1956,
applicable
long-term
3,406,794
3,511,213
stock__
fund and sink,
initial
an
in
transmission
23,540,067
556,803
...
...
(less
on
from
$9,606,467
CONSTRUCTION
first
-
$6,000,000
have
to
The
$1,200,000.
approximately
been
economical
and
expected
82,806,576
25,083,748
____
by
and
income
Net
charges__
com.
Earnings per
of
Generating
electric
capacity is under consideration.
joint venture, Cliffs Power has sold
known
Peninsula
generating
is
certain
public
mutual
at
It
the
undertaking,
of
Light
estimated
an
Superior
purchased
for
heretofore
&
$
106,346,643
'8,305,091
Penn
$13,117,680 $11,298,692 $17,061,514 $14,860,599
Preferred dividends
public
"a
non-profit
<.
cost
to
Power
any
Electric
System,
—
equal
approximately
of
Power
*'
"
89,557,021
1953—12 Mos.—1952
1953—9 Mos.—1952
taxes
&
exp.
income
Net
V.
merchants
Peninsula
jointly-owned
a
$
•
1952
114,640,769
Total
the "booming"
Michigan,
independent
Upper
Co.
to
of
addition
itself
&
Iron
Lake
on
Peninsula
for
Cliffs
kilowatts.
second
In
constructing
the
Formed
'
Northern
largest
form
to
Be
corporate venture—the first of its kind in
industry—are the Upper Peninsula Power -rCo. and
The
plant,
new
22,000
nation's
forces
To
•
unique
utility
Cleveland-Cliffs
of
of
this
of
neighbor
The
the
of
and
stock.
•'
1953
Miscellaneous
not
Definitive plans for the additional financing that will be required in
have not been formulated but the shareholders will be kept ad¬
electric power in
more
country
1954
'
ACCOUNT
taxes..
and
income
owned
West
Interest
$62,560,529 $57,005,036 $82,552,348 $74,875,943
revenues
oper.
Interest,
'
plant.
Owners
its
of
joined
purposes
generating
the
mining
one
have
ore
Co.
growing demand for
—
of
-
Administrative
1954
Private
1,
of'such
■<
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Earnings—
through
$410,812
Universal Pictures
See
Co.—Earnings—
583,410
p.
the
Penn
An
the
$657,268
per
the
of
'West
94.983%",
acquisition of
proposed
"
Company
The
cott,
pended
taxes—
177,
The
INCOME
In
shares
prior to Oct.
owning at least 95%
deductions
Balance
new
of
steam-generating
1882.
p..
Common
of
Income
a
and sell $15,000,000 of debentures
to Jssue
serves
will
Castlegate,
178,
retire¬
shares.
—V.
purchase
accomplished
income,
miscellaneous
western
miftimum
after
Earnings
the
offered
approximately
or
income
way.
now
'
which
company,
Bal.
capital
Number
to
subsidiary.
(
A
2097.
p.
200,000 common shares
its financing program for
May.
The
,
raise
will
Gross
Placements—
178,
some
part of
under
as
expansion
addition, it is planned
mitted
Consolidated Oil
be
devices.
additional
its
stock.
common
be
1573.
p.
Co.—Private
Power
Generating
Peninsula
company
retire¬
increase
Universal
Power
would
600
Companies:
Operating
Shares
company's
covering 6.608 shares of preferred stock to be offered at par ($25
share>,i without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
inventory and working capital.—V. 178, p. 300.
per
Penn
shares
Western
Net
Commission—
a
West
of,
Co.,
shares,
result in West Penn Electric
Gross
Druggists, Inc., Eastport, Ga
Dec.
on
3,345,767
Consolidated
addition
distribution facilities in
transmission
The
with
to
'',iA
Kidder, Pea-
warp-
The increase is in accord with the agreement reached
coinpany and the United Rubber. Cork. Linoleum and
Workers of America, CIO, on Sept. 28, 1953.—V, 178, p. 2097.
Wholesale
$4)
control
<
Power
Non-operating income
Curtis,
&
according to qompany officials,
"should prove
parties concerned." The acquisitions by Upper Penin¬
to increasing the size of the company, are
expected to boost its operating revenues from $1,850,000 in 1952 to
an
estimated
$4,245,000 in
1954.
The Iron company, in selling its
Rubber
United
electrical
revenues
has
all
in
the
of
years
With Securities and Exchange
notification
(par
authorization
excess
owns
expenses
large
transactionst
Power,
month.
Plastics
sells
SEC
in
not
Penn
Operating
'
distribution
$742,500.
Co.
&
The
Co.—Earnings Higher—
disability allowance plan
the
by
approved
received
and
West
Operating
equity,
institutions for the
to $5,050,000 of its first mortgage 4%%
bonds
The placement was negotiated by Kidder, Peabody
up
beneficial to
Novoply-
base;
cores
.Indications are that sales of this
company will be between $830,000,and
$335,000,000 for 1953, and net earnings will probably be
equivalent to about $5 per common share, H. E. Humphreys Jr., Presi¬
dent^ declared on Dec. 29. Sales for 1952 were $850,000,000 and earnings
per common share amounted to $4.33.
stockholders
392.
p.
the
and
000
The
of
stock
v
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
ore
adminstrative
contracted for
Generating
the
with
agreements
1984.
finance
Operating
Operating
States Rubber
and
CONSOLIDATED
output.
purchase
Sept.
In
2097.
p.
letter
a
common
of
additional
would
Federal
writing surface for chalk, and Honduras Mahogany Plankweld, the
latest addition to the line of pre-finished "do-it-yourself" wall paneling.
178,
178,
are
acquisitions, Upper Peninsula Power Co.
to date has issued and sold privately $1,000,000 principal amount of
first mortgage bonds 4%%. series due 1983;
$1,500,000 5'/8%
deben¬
tures
due
1973
and 45,000
shares of common stock $9 par which
a
V.
the
of
Co.
To
metal-on-plywood material with
a
filed
of
presently
Electric
the development
it is developing
to
Co.
Motor
$1.69
4
has
to,
up
stock
Range,
of
$1.64
employees.
manufactures
company
common
times
source
$1,570,250
768,018
$1.98
24
its
v
market
open
much
Minnesota
domestic
768,183
requirements.—V.
shares
to
•
This
exhaus¬
Mesabi
Oct. 20,'51
$1,528,831
West Penn Electric Co.—To Increase
Investment—
'
to
as
gradual
1
.
Dec.
on
5,000
Subsidiary
$1,850,000.
complete
private
corporation.
newly catalogued products are Surfwood, a decorative panel
texture * of' -weathered
driftwood; Checkerboard, hardwood
the
veneers
core
dividend
share
per
company
■
to
ten
and
ore
the
iron
company
covering
$10
The
1
any
power
low-grade
of
major
a
at
operate
capacity
furnish
pit ores from the
Northern \ Michigan
and
,
six
The
SEC
In addition, Cleveland-
With
ore.
to
Oct. 18,'52
774,181
share
common
preferred
stocks
Catalogue—
The fully illustrated catalogue is being sent to 40,000 lumber
dealers,
fabricators, woodworking shops and industrials.
A special' additional
mailing is being made to all architects.
v
'
The
per
Oct. 17,'53
$1,797,651
taxes__
outstanding..
Ward Leonard Electric Co., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.—Files—•
is
the
Utah Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing—
products
after
shares
•After
r'
,
additional
underground
pit
able
open
Generating
have
Upper
other
concluded
15, 1963, it was announced on Dec. 30, 1953.
Direct
placement was negotiated by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
New York.—V. 139, p. 459.
1
United
profit
•Earnings
produce
regardless
years
»
;
company.
of
be
to
approximately
open
Jointly
the
to
entire
Michigan
United
Northern
for
property at its Republic Mine has also been started.
sula
7,947,003
its
expected
is
development
requires
years
Mine
ore
produced
^
k
and
outstand'g
per
•After
^5
'
taxes
inc.
profit
shares
Com.
'
171,469,936
profits taxes—
excess
-r—*■,
1953—9
1953—3 Mos.—1962
-
need
profits
excess
Corp.—Earnings—
income
inc.
Fed,
Federal
t
$
Sales
tNo
1882.
Period End. Sept. 30—
parent
production
deposits
ores.
Power
basis
the
&
•After
tax
its
grade
copper
needs
which
scale
grade
of
.
hand,
facilities
deposits
company
amounting
46,178.798
__
Baking Co.—Earnings—
Common
industry..
finance
;-;To
profit
the
future
steel
Humboldt
Cliffs
8,268,699
state
&
Net
low
expected
are
number
a
other
large
high
rich
low-grade
To
48,065,966
revenues
inc. taxes
over
which
as
the
the
the
of
ton
low-grade
for
for
mining,
as
expected
I ^
.
before
Net
it
49
•
.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
£
*
t..'
'
This
production
conditions.
existing
plans
per
much
the
Lines, Inc.—Earnings—
Period. End. Sept. 30—
Although
territory,
activity in
undeveloped
full
they
so
the
on
its
has
low-grade
United
basis
economic
Power,
jasper
tion
passenger
'!
:
Cliffs
power
_
15
largest
into
the iron mines operated by the
as
■"""
*
190 freight and
comprises
in
supplement
or
locomotivftfcunits,
Mr.
Stoddard
said.
The freight locomotives alone will represent a
total
of
332,500 horsepower and
theoretically would be capable of
pulling a 60-mile long train of 6,270 cars.
First
deliveries
of
the
new
locomotives
will
begin
shortly
after
Jan.
1, with a total of 40 scheduled to be placed in service during
The
Michigan.
its
stepped-up
$57,000,000.
the
of
it gets
Government,
profitable
Cliffs
1
Neb., to the
traffic, said
completely
Ward
42 Weeks Ended—
several
loaned
one
when
Federal
a
changes
larges^single,
to a single supplier.
Pacific main line from Omaha,
dieselized for through
the Union
1954,
Coast
be
the
placed with
the Electro-Motive
Division of General
Motors Corp., is for 205 locomotive units at a total cost q£ $35,769,410.
Upon completion of delivery of the locomotives, expected' to* be by ''
Pacific
to
miles
square
75,000,000
pounds of copper
annually.
The
second
is a $6,000,000
project by Calumet & Hecla in re-equipping its Osceola mines.
Both of
these
projects have copper-price-guarantee contracts with
order,
June
to
and
on
the
of
in
650
$70,000,000
Corporation
vCsSk:
+
mines
from
submitted
was
about
of
area
Peninsula
the
plant
approved.
an
Upper
to
stems
the
is
believed
.
the
power
capacity
and
serves
important copper mining expansions.
development of
the
White
Pine .ore
body
by the Copper Range Mining Co., on which the Reconstruction Finance
1,103,648-^iyT03,564
above.
Co.
in
Division
Etc.—
Steel
&
generating
Commission
Power
One
Pacific RR.—Places Large Order—
Union
S.
direct
country
Twisco
efficient
more
P.
counties
little
additional
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 178, p. 858.
•After
the
Peninsula
five
sells
3,342,818
for
(49)
Michigan
Upper
,3,552,841
3,300,407
coalj
Net sales __J
Common
the
■„-
chased
income
..^
1953—6 Mos«—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952 '
Tons sold (including pur-
Net
proposal
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Truax-Traer Coal
Period End. Oct. 31—
Tons
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
the
roads
private
mature
a
could
fine
more
favorable
terms
negotiations.
In
15
to
25
years,
two-year period.—V.
will
be
178, p. 2245.
sold to
—
Note Sold Privately—Direct
placement of a $2,100,000 4V4% promissory note
negotiated by this corporation through Van Alstyne,
& Co.,
New York, it was announced on Dec. 30.
was
Noel
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. ."Monday, January 4, 1954
(50)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Los Lomitas
Dry Creek Union School District,
Fresno
St.
County (P. O.
Ashville), Ala.
Offering
Bond
San
County, Calif.
Clair
J.
—
Bond
L. Brown,
ing,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Warrant Offering:—Roy
County, Calif.
Offering—John
County
Clerk,
A.
will
Brun-
California
County School
Cochise
No.
2
Bond
District
-
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
'
Offering—Harriet Hiester,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
bids
sealed
Ostly,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
until
11
until
9
(PST)
a.m.
Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Yreka, until
Jan. 5 for
on
•
Bond Offerings—Waldo J.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in' Los Angeles,
10
a.m.
on,Jan. 5 for the
(PST)
Morgan
No.
the
purchase of $135,000 building purchase
of
$114,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1,
1954. Due bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on
on Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
trust company as may be mutu¬
ally acceptable to the District and
the successful bidder/ Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
or
County School District
(P. O. Fort Morgan),,
3
receive
Gibson,
sealed bids at his office in Red¬
bids at his office in Fresno, until
Secretary of the County Board of
wood City, until 10 a.m. (PST)
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 5 for
Education, will receive sealed bids
on
Jan.
19 for the purchase
of
the purchase of $116,000 building
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 19 for
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on $32,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.
the purchase of $300,000 capital
1, 1953. Due on Feb. 1 from 1969
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
to
1972 inclusive. Principal
outlay school warrants. Dated Feb..
and
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
interest
1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 able at the
(F-A)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's
to 1964 inclusive. Callable on or
County Treasurer's office.
office.
ofter -Feb. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
Mount Shasta Union Elementary
proved by White, Bradley, Ara/it,
East
Whittier School District, '
Sch. Dist., Siskiyou County,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Los Angeles County, Calif.
ARIZONA
COLORADO
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Mateo
Colorado
of St.1 Louis.
Bond
Offering—Clara Coldwell,
District
,
000
V
..
.
.
•
.
'
^
.
v
-
.
,f
.
'
*
:
,
.
INDIANA-:^;-
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $325,Secretary,
Evansville Water Works District/,
obligation
building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
general
Indiana j-r
-•'»
.
.
■*,
-V*
"*
Offerings-Charles L. Ox-
Bond
ley, City Comptroller; will receive
sealed,bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
able
at
the County Treasurer's Jan. 11 for the purchase of $800!,office. Legality approved by Tall- 000* water, works bonds. Dated Dec;1, 1953. Due" on Jan. ;1 from 1956
madge & Tallmaage, of Denver.
to r1975 inclusive. Principal and
DELAWARE
interest (J-J) payable at the Na¬
tional. City Bank,: Evansville; Le¬
New Castle County (Pi O.
gality approved by; Ross, McCord,
Wilmington), Del.
Ice
Miller,t of Indianapolis.
Bond Sale—The $1,333,000 sewer
Olive Township School Building
system, McDaniel Heights Sani¬
Corporation (P. O. New <
tary District, Marshallton Proper
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
.
■
Jan. 4 for the pur¬ sive. Principal and interest (F-A) Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Carlisle), Ind.
at
the
County Treasurer's Sanitary District and Suburban
chase of $275,000 building bonds. payable at the County Treasurer's able
Bond
Offering:—
Ernest
F»
office. Legality approved by Or¬ Communities Improvement bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on July 1 office.
offered Dec. 29—v. 178, p. 2621—
Meyers,
President, will receive
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Fallbrook Union High Sch. Dist.,
were
awarded to a group com¬ sealed bids at the First National
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
San Diego County, Calif.
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc. Bank of New Carlisle, until 2 p.m.
at the County Treasurer's office.
Needles Union High Sch. Dist.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., both of (CST) on Jan. 7 for the purchase
Bond Offering ■—- T. H. Sexton,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Legality approved by Gust, RosenNew York City, Schoellkopf, Hut- of
$450,000 first mortgage revenue
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
feld, Divelbess & Robinette, of County Clerk, will receive sealed
ton & Pomeroy, of Buffalo, and bonds.
Dated
Jan.
bids at his office in San Diego,
1, 1954. Due
Phoenix.
son,
County Clerk, will receive
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 12 sealed bids at his office in San J. C. Wheat & Co., Richmond, as semi-annually from July 1, 1956
Maricopa County School District for the purchase of $385,000 build¬ Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (PST) 2%s, at 101.01, a basis of about to Jan. 1, 1976 incl. Callable on or
No. 41 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
after July 1, 1960. Principal and
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1954. on Jan. 11 for the purchase of 2.31%.
(MST)
a.m.
Bond
on
-
Offering
—
Averill,
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
sealed
receive
will
(MST)
bids
until
10
Jan. 14 for the pur¬
Due
on
Principal
payable
(F-A)
1979
Feb. 15 from 1956 to
inclusive.
office.
Treasurer's
Legality
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
15, 1954. Due on Jan. 15 from
1956 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
County
the
at
building
$825,000
interest
and
ap¬
interest
and
interest
Seaford, Del.
Offering
Crosby,
City
—
Manager,
will
re¬
on
Bond
Offering
E.
J.
—
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until
10.30
the
for
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1954.
bonds.
Due
on
Pismo
Jan. 19
$2,300,000
Dated Feb. 15,
(PST)
on
Feb.
15
Bond
Keokuk, Iowa
at
the
County
pay¬
York
City
Treasurer's
Bank
of
or
Chicago;
America
or
1954.
at the
Due
1974
to
Trust
National
Stuart " &
San Luis
Matthews, Treasurer of the Board
of Water Commissioners, will re¬
Calif.
^
E. Mallagh, ceive
sealed
bids
until
5
p.m.
on
March
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
(EST)
on
■
■
■
'
'
.
•
No. 4
1955,
1954.
to
Due
1974
on
Dated
Feb.
15
Feb.
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
-interest
(F-A)
15,
1955
and
the
and
Power
nounces
ceive
&
zens
Macon,
Southern
National
at
or
:
.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
that
Board
bids at
sealed
will
an¬
re¬
the National
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
the
City Bank, Corporate Trust Dept., office.
22 William St., New York City,
Whittier
until
Covina School District, Los Angeles
Commissioners,
the
10
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
works
of
revenue
on
Jan. 6 for
$9,000,000 water
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955
1984 inclusive. Bonds maturing
to
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
•until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 5 for
in 1960-and thereafter are callable
the purchase of $410,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
interest (J-J) payable at the City
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1975 inclusive.
ap¬
as
of
Jan.
1,
1957. Principal and
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
School
Union
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
9
Dated
Interest J-J.
&
Charles
Los
until
Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
2%s.
<
periqd',of<T5;:years;:#;'*?;
v'"v y '
.*
Bond
in Los Angeles,
.
.
-.
office.
Legality
;
*
Agawamf'Mass.
Offering
-
N.
Brandon
receive: sealed
chants
bids
the Mer¬
at
National: Bank
of
Boston,
Room
308,, 30 ,State St.;, Boston,
until 11 aim: (EST)^n Jan.: 12
for,; the purchase. ,of; $2,100,000
bonds/divided
as
follows:
;
school building
$1,500,000
? ; v
bonds.
Due
on
197#
inclusive.^*;r>'■ ;»•r
Feb.
1
from
to
1955
*.1,
=
600,000 school project bonds. Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1955
The: bonds
are
to
1974 incl.
Feb.
dated
1954;
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Merchants
Bank of Boston.
1;
pay¬
National
Legality approved
by
Storey; Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge;., of Boston. ...
i
.
Braintreet Mass.**
Bond Offering—John W. Hard¬
ing, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
St. Clair County
No.
187
School District
(P. O. Rural Route
St. Louis), 111.
Bond Offering—Harold Anglim,
No. 2, East
on Jan. 5 for Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
purchase of $1,050,000 build¬ tion, will receive sealed bids until
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11 for the
a.m.
;
Letellicr; KTownA Treasurers will
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
(PST)
mut Bank, of
Boston, Trust Dept.,
St., Boston,.until 11 a.m*
(EST) on Jan, 6 for the purchase
40 Water
of
$715,000 bonds, divided
lows:
as
fol¬
on
Feb.
'
«
the
on
Feb.
1
from
1955
to
1975
Principal and interest (F-A)
incl.
purchase
of
$300,000
building
pay¬ bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
County Treasurer's Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
office, or at fiscal agency of the Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's Los Angeles, and Stephen B. Rob¬ County in New York
City or able at the Illinois State Trust Co.,
-office.
/
inson, of Lps Angeles. •
t~
*; Chicago. *
East St. Louis, or; at such bank
<*'
Treasurer's
Sch. Dist•
(Pi' O. Smith Center),
Bank, p.m.' (CST)-'on. Jan.M4 for the
the City's fiscal purchase of $336,900 building and
the agency in New York City. Legal¬
equipment bonds: Due in approxi¬
ity approved by Spalding, Sibley, mately-equal- amounts
over- a
Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta.
and
—
bonds.
as
|
KANSAS
Jan. 12 for the purchase
-
building
Chicago,
Inc.,
-
Smith County Common
interest
(M-S)
payable at
Savings
Association
in San
Diego, Los Angeles, or San Fran¬ County Treasurer's office.
Castro Valley School District,
cisco. Legality approved by Or¬
Vallejoi Calif. •
Alameda- County, Calif.
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Bond
Offering
—
Melvin
F.
ILLINOIS^ * Bond Offering — John Joseph cliffe, of San Francisco.
Brooks, City Clerk, will receive
'
'
1
Chicago Parle District, III.
Kingston, County Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids until 12:15 p.m. (PST)
ceive sealed bids at his office in Hughson School District, Stanislaus on Jan. 12 for the purchase.'Tof
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 park
County, Calif.
Oakland, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
$500,000
water
system
bonds. improvement bonds offered Dec.
Jan. 12 for the purchase of $82,000
Bond Offering — C. C. Eastin, Dated Feb.
1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 29—v. 178, p. 2523—were awarded
building bonds. Dated March 1, County Clerk, will receive sealed from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬ to a syndicate composed of the
1954. Due on March 1 from 1955 bids at his office in Modesto, until
&
cipal and interest (F-A) payable Harris Trust
Savings
Bank,
to 1979
inclusive. Principal and 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 12 for the at the
City Treasurer's office, or Northern Trust Co., Continental.
interest
(M-S)
payable at the purchase
of
$126,000, building at the City's fiscal agency in New Illinois National Bank & Trust
County Treasurer's office; Legal¬ bonds.' Dated Dec. 15, 1953. Due York City. Legality approved by
Co., First National Bank, City Na¬
ity approved by Orrick, ,Dahl- on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & tional Bank & Trust Co., and the
<quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of clusive.
Principal
and
interest Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
American National Bank 8c Trust
San Francisco.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Co., all of Chicago, as 21/2s, : at
West Covina School District, Los
Treasurer's
office. Legality ap¬
100.78, a basis of about 2.43%.
Cold Spring School District, Santa
Angeles- County, Calif.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Barbara County, Calif.
Deer- Park Community Consol
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering
Dist. No. 82 (P. O. Ottawa),
J. E. Lewis, cisco.
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
LaSalle County, III.
•County Clerk, will receive sealed
Los Angeles, Califi
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 5 for
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
bids at his office in Santa Bar¬
the purchase of $156,000 building
Bond Offering — Frank Twohy,
bara, until 10 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
building bonds was sold to the
1
for
the
purchase of $90,000 Secretary of the Board of Water bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Municipal Bond Corp., Chicago, as
&
office.
Co.,
l%s, at 100.10.
Offering—Emory C.
^
the
able
Offering—A.
$286,00(5
general obligation street improve¬
ment bonds was sold to Halsey,
Macon, Ga.
Certificate
Mc-
Ross,
bids
at
his
office in
San
Luis of $700,000 water revenue
cer¬
v
.
Kansas
Obispo, until 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan. tificates. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955
Bond Offering—Vaughn E. Mc18 for
the purchase of $76,000 to 1961
inclusive. Principal and
Coley, Superintendent of Schools,
building bonds. Dated March 1, interest (F-A) payable at the Citi¬ will > feceive sealed bids until 8
to
1974 inclusive. Principal and
a.m. (PST) on Feb. 1 for
(F-A)
payable at the
purchase of $175,000 building interest
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1954. Due County Treasurer's office; at the
District's
fiscal agency
on Jan. 15 from 1955 to 1964 incl.
in New
until 10
Principal and interest (J-J)
County,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1955
from
Francisco.
by
Bond Sale—An issue of
School District,
Obispo
of
purchase
building
bids at his office in Santa Barbara,
a.m.
naford & Talbot, of San
Carlisle,.
New
of
IOWA
.
Carpinteria Union School District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
approved
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis*
(J-J)
CALIFORNIA
Bank
Legality
Woodrow W.
payable at the ceive sealed bids until Jan. 26 for
chase of $256,000 building bonds. proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬ County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
the purchase of $75,000 water and
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on July 1 rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ ity
approved
by O'Melveny
& sewer system bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬ cisco.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1954. Due Feb. 1, 1974. Callable
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Paradise Irrigation District,
after five years from date of issue.
Grossmount Union High Sch. Dist.,
at the County Treasurer's office.
Butte County, Calif.
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,GEORGIA
Bond Offering —T. H. Sexton,
000 water bonds was sold to Hana.m.
(J-J) payable at the First
National
Bond
able
at
$670,000 school bonds. Due
1 from
1955 to
1974 inclusive.
45,000 water bonds. Due
on
Feb.
from; 1955 to:1969 inclusive.
the
The:: bonds
1954.
-
are
dated
Feb.
Principal and interest
-
1,
pay-
ab!e-^ at> the. National, Bhawmut
Number 5287 .'.. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
Bank of Boston. Legality
approved
&
Thorndike,, Palmer
Storey,
by
Dodge, of Boston.
Authorities
Massachusetts Housing
and interest
payable ,at any bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of
Minneapolis.
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Sale
Of the $30,624,000
Note
Dec.~29—v«<178,
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Carroll
p.
(F-A)
payable
tional
Bank
senting issues in Groups A, C and
of
&
First
Na¬
Greenwich.- Le¬
approved
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New
Salamanca Housing Authority,** of»
County
*
York
New
York
ceive
Note Sale—The issue of $241,000
notes offered Dec. 23 was awarded
of
to
lin
Barr
Bros.
&
Co.,
New
City, at 0.867% interest.
York
Supervisors,
sealed
bids
5:
will
until
re¬
10
a.m.
(EST)
on Jan. 5 for the purchase
$137,500 Sewer District Frank¬
No. 4, Improvement No. 384.
and
Sewer District Marion No.
1.
Improvement No. 315 bonds. Dated
Hempstead
(P. O. Carrollton), Miss.
Offering—M. M. Bennett,
Bond
the
at
1984
and -interest
City.
County Supervisor's Dist.
No. 2
2622—a total of $22,551,000, repre¬
from ,1955 to
1
Principal
Delafield
housings authority
offered
notes
Due
gality
'
MISSISSIPPI
—
State-aided
(51)
Union
Free
No.
(P.
District
4
Syracuse Housing Authority, N. Y.
Jan. 1, 1954. Due
Note Sale—The issue of $2,240,1955 to 1964
School
O.
000
notes
offered
Dec.
22
were
Mineola), N. Y.
awarded to Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
D, were awarded to Kuhn, Loeb
Bond Sale
The $1,285,000 New York City, at .908% interest.
will offer at public auction at 10
Co., New York City, on a bid
building bonds offered Dec. 29— Due in six months.
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 4, an issue of
<)f 0.6536% interest for the notes
v.
178, p. 2622—were awarded to
$8,000 road bonds. Due serially in
Tarrytown, N. Y.
maturing in one year and 0.6701 %
the State Comptroller, as
3s, at
8 years.
Bond Offering — William A.
for those due in IV2 years.' .."
par.
Angus, Village Treasurer, will re¬
The $7,713,000 series C motes, Leake County, Thomastown Con¬
sealed
bids until
2
Mechanicville City School District, ceive
p.m.
solidated Sch. Dist. (P. O.
due Jan. 25, 1955, were awarded
New York
(EST) on Jan. 5 for the purchase
to
the -f Boston
Safe Deposit
&
Carthage), Miss.
of
$42,171 parking area bonds.
Bond Offering—Harry C.
Bond Offering — W. G. Hamil,
Trust Co;, Boston, at 0.675% in¬
Iden,
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 15
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, President of the Board of Educa¬
terest. ".
•
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
will receive sealed bids until 11 tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Middlesex County (P.,O. East
til 1 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 14 for the cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
a.m. (CST) on Jan. 4 for the
pur¬
the County Trust Co., Tarrytown.
,<•'*•.*>
Cambridge), Mass.
chase of $35,000 building bonds. purchase
of
$1,600,000- building
Note Sale—The $300,000 motes
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Due serially from 1954
to 1973
offered Dec. 29 were awarded to
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1983 inclusive. Taylor & Washburn, of New York
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at tin
County Treasurer's office.
and interest
—
&
Jackson-Milton Local Sch. Diet.
(P.
Bond
O.
Jackson),
Offering
—
Ohio
Donald C.
Shook, Cle^k of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Jan. 12 for th<
.
'
■
the Rockland-Atlas National Bank
of Boston, at 0.99%
The notes
are
and mature
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
discount.-y
dated Jan.
NEW
;5,1954
Note Offering—Mildred S.
Grand Rapids,
Mich.
$465,000./spe¬
Sale—The
cial assessment, street
and
se.wer
bonds offered
improvement
Dec.
•' 178;' p. ' 2357 — " were
awarded to Halsey, Stuartf& Co.,
22
v.
—
PAs^at 400.05,
Inc.; Chicago, as
Legality
City
Clerk,
sealed| bids until
will
noon
Gil-
receive
(EST)
on
Jan. 5 for the purchase of $150,000 notes. Dated Jan. 6, 1954. Due
Dec.
terest
15, 1954. Principal and in¬
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of Boston... Legality
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
approved
basis of about 1.48%. *
a
NEW JERSEY
'Parish
Township (P. O. '-'d'447
Totowa, N. J.
Kalamazoo Avenue, S.
•
Grand Rapids 8), Mich.^
,•
Bond
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
•
received;
the
Township
(EST) on Jan.
by
;
Clerk until 5 p.m.
for
6
of >$820,000
the'^purchase
.water
bonds.
revenue
bonds
of
July
way
$47,500
Dec.
sewer
28—v.
178, p.
Bank & Trust Co., Paterson,
NEW YORK
Bainbridge Fire District
Bainbridge),
Bond
Sale
—
N.
The
(P. O.
Y.
fire
$14,000
truck
ler, Canfield,' Paddock & Stone, of
tional Bank & Trust Co., Norwich,
Detroit.
as
(J-J)
■
■
and
equipment
bonds offered Dec. 29—v. 178, p.
accessory
2525—were
2%s, at
v
MINNESOTA
York
City Housing Authority,
New
awarded
until 11
Kenton,
(EST)
a.m.
Jan. 7 for
on
purchase of $19,000,000
Dated
Feb.
New York
1,
1954. Due
notes.
Oct.
11,
City Housing Authority,
bonds
Faribault County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bricelyn), Minn.
Bond Offering — Virgil Thomp¬
No.
132
District
son,
Jan.
on
Clerk,
will
Trust
system
and
offered
2526—were
11
(EST)
a.m.
on
will
receive
(EST)
of
on
Education,
bids
sealed
until
1
Jan. 12 for the pur¬
follows:
as
clusive.
Principal
(A-O)
payable
2525
p.
12,420,000 Issue XC notes.
The notes
and mature
are
school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Due on Jan.
1
1957
from
after
.1975.
able
1984
to
District No.
Pine
inclusive.
Bond
maturing in 1976 and there¬
callable
are
as
of
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
bank
a
trust company
or
designated by the successful bid¬
1
National
to
of
Bank
|
on
the
at
Bond
Sale
—
Chemical
Jan.
6
for
the
$1,000,000
Bank
&
from
five
a
total of
New
York
the
of
$420,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
John
to
E.
Authority, and Smith Johnson,
Secretary, represented
Authority at the closing with
banks, at the National City
Executive
Bank
purchase
according
ity, who executed ther loan agree¬
ment. Hickman Powell, Trustee of
the
Drexel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
New York has borrowed
the
W.
are
are
Dec. 29. The banks which
on
parties to the loan agreement
The National City Bank, The
Chase
National
turers
Trust
Bank, Manufac¬
Company, Bankers
Trust
Company and The Marine
Sept. 1 from 1954 Midland Trust
Company. Each of
Principal and the five banks is
participating in
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the an
equal
amount
in
the
loan,
Chase National Bank, New York
which bears interest at the rate of
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist. City. Legality approved by Haw¬
1%% per annum, and will become
No. 24 (P. O. Robinsdale), Minn.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New due Jan.
5, 1955.
Bond Offering — F. C. Bayard,
York City.
The loan has been made by the
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 14 Dunkirk City School District, N. Y. Authority for the purpose of con¬
Bond
Offering — Thomas M. tinuing and completing engineer¬
for
the
purchase
of $1,250,000
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Morrissey, President of the Board ing surveys, plans and specifica¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
der.
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1957
to
1984
inclusive. Bonds maturing in
1, 1954. Due
to
1976
on
inclusive.
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 12
1975
of for the purchase of $30,000 build¬
.Jan. 1, 1974. Principal and interest ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due
thereafter
and
payable
at
callable
are
any
suitable
as
bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Barker, Scott &
of Minneapolis.
Colman,
Norman
Barber,
on
sive. Principal and interest
Greenwich,
Jan.
to 1976 inclusive.
1970
as
and
1
from
1957
Bonds maturing
thereafter
of Jan.
con¬
its
Lawrence
River.
The
Fed¬
eral Powe'r Commission has issued
license to the Authority to con¬
and
operate the project to
electricity to be sold in
neighboring states.
generate
New York and
are
call¬
1, 1969. Principal
Easton,
Cambridge,
Rotterdam
1
c
Bond
(P. O. Greenwich),
New York
Water District
(P. O. Schenectady), N.
Edward Central School District
No.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Dec.
178,
County (P. O.
Hamilton), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
supply
Dec.
and
29
bonds
awarded
offered
to
bids until 3:30 p.m.
Manufacturers
for
school
5
2358
p.
the
purchase
bonds.
Dated
of
Feb.
on
Jan.
$772,000
1, 1954.
178, p. 2526—were awarded
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
to
ledo.
Halsey,
awarded
were
—
Norwood, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $500,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered £>ee.
24—v.
$356,000 water
sewer
were
$350,000 hospi¬
Corp., Cleveland, as
102.16, a basis of aboa-,
2525—were awarded
p.
to
Shaker Heights, Ohio
Bond
Sale
The $38,500 road
improvement bonds offered Dec.
—
28—v.
178, p. 2526—were awarded
Merrill, Turben
&
Co.,
of
Cleveland, as 2s, at 100.23, a basis
to
of about 1.95%.
Sheffield Lake
(P. O. f
Lorain), Ohio
' f'
the
Provident
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., Cincinnati.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$17,496 street
improvement bonds
Colerain
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
building and improvement bonds
offered Dec. 30—v. 178, p. 2525—
awarded
were
posed
of
to
a
group
First
the
about
3.36%.
1
j
County (P. O.
Warren), Ohio
Cleveland
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 tuber¬
hospital ./bonds < offered
culosis
Co., all of Cleveland, Ohio Co.,
Columbus, Prescott & Co., Cleve¬
awarded
Cartwright
Sweney
Co., Columbus,
as
&
2%s, at 102.14,
basis of about 2.54%.
a
Columbus
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer
Sch.
Dist.
W. V.
of
the
Ohio
Drake,
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
Dec. 28
Bank of
a
—
v.
178, p. 2359"—
were
National'
City
to
the
Cleveland,
as
2s, at 101.16,
basis of about 1.81%.
Urbana
—
»
Trumbull
Richards & Co., Hayden, Miller &
and
Dec.
178, p. 2359—were awarded
to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., To¬
ledo, as 3V2S, at 100.86, a basis of
Corp., Fahey, Clark & Co., Field,
land,
offered
29—v.
com¬
Bond
1
City School District,
"
Ohip
Offering—Helen M. Fair-
all, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
noon
(EST)
on
un¬
Jan. 20 for th*
(EST) on Jan. 19 for purchase
of
$995,000
building
$6,000,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due 0
Jan. 15, 1954.
Due April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1955 :o
the purchase of
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
15 from
1955
to
1976
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York City.
Dover City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Karl Dilger,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
(EST)
of
on
1,
1955
to
noon
Jan. 11 for the purchase
$265,000
Feb.
library
1954. Due
bonds.
on
1977
Dec.
Dated
1 from
inclusive.
Principal and i y
payable
at
the
Champaign National Bank, Ur¬
bana. Legality approved by PeoK
terest
(A-O)
Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Wadsworth, Ohio
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
Note
Offering
—
City Auditor, will
bids until
E.
G.
Nestcr,
receive sealed
1
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 7
for the purchase of $14,000 hos¬
pital X-ray facilities notes. Dated
Dover.
inclusive. Principal
Dec. 1, 1953. Due June 1, 1955. In¬
(J-D) payable at the terest J-D.
Banking
&
Trust
Co.,
OKLAHOMA
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
1976
Y.
Reeves
$106,000 water
29—v.
178,
p.
,
&
Dempsey,
of
Cross, New York City, and the
Co.,
Buffalo,
100.11,
a
&
Traders
1
jointly,
as
Franklin
County (P.
Columbus), Ohio
3.10s,
at
O.
No. 2
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Stratford), Okla.
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 22—v. 178,
p. 2526 — were awarded to the
ley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
First National Bank of Stratford.
Trust
basis of about 3.09%.
Garvin
Cleveland.
Offering—Joseph K. Hill, 2623—were awarded to Roosevelt
&
8
No.
system construction and extension
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST)
Bond Sale—The
and interest
Jackson, Argyle, Hebron & Fort
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 7
for the purchase of $100,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
able
Saint
struct
District Clerk,
in
purposes
hydro-elqctric project in the In¬
ternational Rapids Section of the
office. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
other
nected with the development of
a
O. Ada), Minn.
Bond Offering—E. L. Heckman,
on
and
Indep. Sch. Dist.
County
Due
(M-N)
tions
payable at the District Treasurer's
No. 8 (P.
1954.
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
at
Cleveland
Butler
banks,
George
2%s,
as
tal bonds offered Dec. 23—v. 170,
p. 2358—were awarded to the First
The
—
to the Brookville National Bank.
1
Burton, Chairman of the Author¬
Bush), N. Y.
Offering
Bank,
basis of about 2.40%.
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
the
Bluff-
Brookville, Ohio
1, 1954
July 15, 1954. Pay¬
&
(P. O.
a
Farmers
awarded
were
—
dated Feb.
at
Mamakating Central School
30—v. 178, p.
awarded to the Ken¬
Savings
100.84,
disposal plant
interest
and
the
at
ton.'
—v.
$13,260,000 Issue LXXXIX notes.
1.70s,
Montgomery, Walkill,
Shawangunk, Gardiner and
ton
1 and Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
Jan. 5 for
Bank
Crawford,
$565,000
Bonds
as
receive
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
6
National
Corning,
Co.,
Dec.
sew¬
Dec.
2V2S, at
$19,000 fire
2.28%.
the purchase of $25,680,000 notes,
equipment bonds offered Dec. 28
until
Co., New York City. Legal¬
approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
par.
bids until 3:30 p.m.
sealed
First
the
to
offered
$200,000
erage
bonds
Citizens
York
Trust
2525—were awarded
Ohio
Sale—The
Ashland City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Jane Meuser,
—
improvement
Cleveland.
Bond Sale—The $48,000 street
improvement bonds offered Dec.
28—v. 178, p. 2358—were awarder
1954. Principal and interest pay¬ Bank of Ashland.
Legality ap¬
to Hayden, Miller &
able
at
the
Chemical
by
Co., of Cleve¬
Bank
& proved
Squire,
Sanders
&
land, as 2s, at 100.44, a basis of
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬ Dempsey, of Cleveland.
about 1.92%.
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬ Beaverdam Local Sch.
Dist., Ohio
shall, , Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Marion County (P. (J+
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
York City.
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 178,
Marion), Ohio
the
—
29—v. 178, p.
Canfield.; Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bond
ity
Stuart &
Bond Sale
The $23,750 fire
Co., Inc., Chicago, as
Chippewa County, Maynard Con¬ house construction bonds offered shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New 2s, at 100.35, a basis of about
York City.
solidated School District. (P. O.
Dec. 23
v.
1.95%
178, p. 2524 — were
Maynard), Minn.
awarded to the Manufacturers & New York State Power
Authority
Champion Township (P. O.
Bond
Offering—G. E. Leland, Traders Trust
Co., Buffalo.
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Route 4), Warren), Ohio
Superintendent of Schools,,, will
Short-Term Financing — The
Bond Sale—The $35,000 build¬
Corning, N. Y.
receive sealed bids until ' Jan. 13
Bond Sale—The $250,000 public Power Authority of the State of ing bonds offered Dec. 22—v. 178,
for the purchase of $340,000 build¬
ing bonds.
00
of
Offering—Philip J. Cruise, chase of $1,280,000 building bonds.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids Dated Feb. 1, 1954. .Due on April
able
Springs, N. Y.
Due
Note
Na¬
par.
Clifton
;
the
to
building
able at the Farmers National Ban k
OHIO
p.m.
York
Note Offering—Philip J.
Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Dated Jan.
$365,000
.
Clerk of the Board
New
New
payable at a* bank
to be designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved, by Mil¬
interest
Sullivan,
Donovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan,
of New York City.
of
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
by
approved
l3/4s.
as
Principal^and
1963.
1,
offered
2622—were awarded to the Broad¬
1, 1954. /Due on July l »ixom JL956
to 1989 inclusive. Bonds.maturing
in 1964 and thereafter are callable
as
Sale—The
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1977 inclusive.
City.
able at the State Bank of Albany.
Franklin, N. H.
Nov.^12,1954.
man,
Bond
HAMPSHIRE
pay¬
purchase
Bond
Bond
52
(52)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Oklahoma
City, Okla.
55,000 3.30s. Due Jan. 1, 1973 and from 1956 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
1974.
T. Luttrell,
cipal and interest payable at the
City Auditor, will receive sealed
300,000 33/2s. Due Jan. 1, 1984.
City National Bank, Houston. Le¬
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
The bonds are dated Jan. 1,1954. gality approved
by Vandewater,
12 for the purchase of $1,812,000 Interest
J-J.
Legality approved Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
general
obligation
River
Park by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, New York City.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1954. Due of
Philadelphia.
Kingsville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
on March
1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $360,Upper Providence Township School
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Bond
(M-S)
Bank
the
at
&
(P. O.
Oklahoma City), Okla.
Bond
Offering
Joe
—
Bond Sale—As issue of
school
to
(CST) on Jan.
purchase of $2,083,000
bonds, divided as follows:
$1,083,000 road and bridge bonds.
Due
serially from
1957
to
inclusive.
1,000,000
Separate
provement
from
ally
School
bonds.
1957
Im¬
Due
seri¬
1974
to
in¬
clusive.
ment
The
bonds
Sale
Bank
the
—
The
100.30,
a
dated
Dec.
15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Pennslyvania Com¬
pany
for
Banking
and
Trusts,
Philadelphia.
Legality approved
by Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, of
1953.
Philadelphia.
$5,000 water
improve¬
offered
Dec.
22—v.
awarded
OREGON
Dalles City (P.
O. The
Dalles),Ore.
Bond Offering — A. C. Grindle,
Sale
The
—
Clerk,
will
receive
the
Dec.
Boston
The
obligation
fire
department
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Say re,
Portland.
of
Wasco
1953
29
$50,000 notes
Sch.
County
Dist.
No.
12
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
(PST)
purchase
dated
are
$785,000
(F-A)
from
and
the
at
to
interest
1974
County
office
Legality
ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
by
Shuler &
1955
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
proved
Sayre, of Portland.
Cleona (P. O.
R. D. No. 4,
Lebanon), Pa.
1 '
Offering — The Borough
(EST) on Jan. 11. for
the purchase of $38,000
general
obligation improvement bonds.
Forks Township (P. O. R. D. No.
1,
Easton), Pa.
Bond Offering—Jack R. Snyder,
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 4 for
the purchase of $6,000 general ob¬
UNITED
funding
improvement
STATES
Housing
Authorities
$207,106,000
be
dated Feb.
received until 2
Of¬
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase
eral
obligation
sealed
(CST) on Jan. 5
of $25,000 gen¬
auditorium
struction
bonds.
1954. Due
on
Dated
Jan.
1
con¬
Jan,
from
inclusive.
1,
1957
to
trust
the
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at
bank
any
designated
company
by
bidder.
Legality
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.'":
successful
approved
by
Sturgis, S. Dak.
Offering—Walter A. Mil¬
Bond
City
000
Auditor,
general
will
receive
obligation
bonds. Dated Jan.
sewer
1, 1954. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclusive.
maturing in 1962 and there¬
callable
are
as
of
Conn.
Due
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Faegre
& Benson, of Minneapolis.
Ga.
Due
Aug.
v
309,000 Moultrie, Ga. Due Feb. 4,
1955.
revenue
bonds
was
pur¬
chased
privately on Dec. 161 by
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York
City, and Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke, of
Philadelphia,
jointly, as follows:
$10,000 13/4S.
10,000 1.90s.
10,000 2s.
Due
Jan.
Due Jan.
Due
Jan.
1,
1955.
1, 1956.
1, 1957.
10,000 2.10s.
Due Jan.
15,000 2.20s.
Due Jan.
15,000 2.30s.
1, 1958.
1, 1950.
Due Jan. 1, 1960.
15,000 2.40s. Due Jan. 1,
15,000 2^s. Due Jan. 1,
15,000 2.60s. Due Jan. 1,
15,000 2.70s. Due Jan. 1,
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
15,000 2.80s. Due Jan. 1, 1965.
15,000 2.85s. Due Jan. 1, 1966.
20,000 2.90s. Due Jan. 1, 1967.
20,000 3s. Due Jan. 1, 1968.
20,000 3.10s. Due Jan. 1, 1969.
25,000 3.15s. Due Jan. 1, 1970.
/25,000 3.20s. Due Jan. 1, 1971.
25,000 3Y4S. Due Jan. 1, 1972.
(EST)
1954. Due
1974
interest
First
Bryan), Texas
Rejected — Bids
Bids
$800,000
court
house
and
jail
bonds
offered Dec. 28—v. 178, p.
2527—were rejected.
A new of¬
fering will be made.
Grapevine, Texas
Offering — The following
Bond
bonds aggregating $240,000 will be
offered at public auction at 8
p.m.
(CST)
on
$150,000
Jan. 12:
new
sewer
Harris
bonds.
County Fresh Water Supply
June
Framingham,
11, 1954.
Mass.
Due
of
Boston.
&
000,
Sept.
due
24,;/ 1954,
2.607%.
i
Local
QUEBEC
Danville
School
Commission,
Que.
of about
Debt, will
4.64%,
follows: "
as
' $32,000 3s. Due
Oct.
on.
1
from
1
from
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
28,500 43/2s. Due
re¬
1959 to
/
,
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1973
sealed
$400,000
821.10
water rbonds.
Dated
The bonds
dated Oct. 1, 1953.
are
Dorval,
Que.
,/
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
paving
'
.
$581,000
awarded
was
to
-
Sale—An
No.
or
A-l
June
904,000
Kansas
11, 1954.
Omaha, Neb.
Mo.
Due
Dis¬
bonds
was
sold
to
21, 1965.. Inter¬
payable annually. Legality ap¬
by Preston, 'Thorgrimson
proved
Horowitz, of Seattle.
$176,000
4s.
June
Maves,
Offering
City
—
works
Clerk,
will
T.
receive
Jan.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
19 for the purchase of $215,-
general obligation local im¬
provement bonds^At the previous
rejected.
1954.
bonds
on
Jan. 19, all bids
were
from
<-
•
1
from
$136,000
1954
1964
to
Co.,
of
net interest
as
follows:
4s.
Due
on
to
1963
inclusive.
223,000 41/2s. Due
The
sold
&
a
5.03%,
$359,000
was
Rodrique
cost of about
Robert
1
•}
Jan.
on
Montreal, at 94.48,
>
Jan.
on
Laval-des-Rapides, Que.
500
Newark, N. J. Due
Aug. 6, 1954.
2,111,000 Passaic, N. J. Due June
Due
Bond SaleT-An issue of
Durocher,
Appleton,r Wis.
fol¬
as
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
sealed
Due
5.27%,
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
84,000 43/2s. Due
public
WISCONSIN
offering
11
terest cost of about
lows:
before Dee.-
Due Feb. 4,
City,
$31,-
Co., of JSeattle, as 4s,
Dated Dec.* 2i, 1953. Due
Bond
3,730,000
of
&
par.
on
issue
Improvement
Local
Grande
&
to
1973
bonds
Dec.
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
dated
are
1953.
from
1
from
,,
,
Dec.
I,
-
Salaberry-de-V alley field, Que.
Hartford
(City ),}H art ford, Erin
and Addison (Towns), Common
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
public
sold
improvement
$139,500
bonds
was
to
Wood, Gundy & Co., and
A. E. Ames & Co., both of
45,330,000 New York City, N. Y.
Toronto,
Hartford), Wis.
Due Aug. 6, 1954.
jointly, at 93.11, a net interest cost
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
of about 4.48%, as follows:
25,393,000 Philadelphia, Pa. Due
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 178,
Oct. 8, 1954.
$115,500 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
p. 2528 — were awarded to the
2,915,000
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Due
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
First National Bapk of Chicago,
June 11, 1954.
24,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
and Robert W. Baird & Co., Mil¬
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
2,650,000 Ponce, P. R. Due Nov.
waukee, jointly, as 23/4S, at 100.19,
5, 1954.
The bonds are dated Nov.
a basis of about 2.23%.
11
21,540,000 Puerto Rico (Rio Piedras). Due May 7, 1954.
440,000 Newport, R. I. Due Oct. 8,
1954.
Jr., President of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
986,000 Charleston, S. C. Due Feb.
4, 1955.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
5
for
the purchase
of $115,000
2,826,000
bonds.
at
■
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal, at a
price of 97.10, a net interest cost
r.
bids
at
his
office,
222, Finance Bldg., Capitol
Square,
Richmond.,
until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 13 for the purchase
est
385,000 Abbeville, S. C. Due Feb.
4, 1955.
revenue)
was
Storey,
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,500
Dodge, of school bonds was sold to Rene T.
Room
at
Box 303A, Baytown), Texas
Bond Offering—Ollie L. Ostrum,
(tax and
Palmer
on
bills
follows:
as
$35,000,000,'due 'March 26, 1954,
at 1.883% yield, and $5,000,-
from
Staunton, Va.
trict
11, 1954.
529,000
District No. 27 (P. O. Route 1,
water
Bank
approved .by
mission
Treasury
23,
.
system bonds.
90,000 water works improvement
revenue
1
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
6,922,000 Newark, N. J. Due Oct.
8, 1954.
the
Jan.
on
Dec.
on
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
y
18,173,000
for
$40,000,000
sold
inclusive.
National
Bond
1955.
County (P. O.
p.m.
VIRGINIA
11, 1954.
378,000 Brockton, Mass. Due June
664,000 Biloxi, Miss.
Brazos
3
Jan. 5 for the purchase
school bonds. Dated
on
.
follows:
$2,231,000 school bonds.
500,000 road bonds.
750,000 hospital addition bonds.
until
(Dominion of)
>'
Sold — An issue
Bills
-
purchase of $3,481,000 bonds,
di¬
bids
of
$238,000
639,000 Medford, Mass. Due Feb.
4, 1955.
as
.Canada
Thomasville,
Ga.
Due Jan. 1, 1954. Due dn Jan.
1, from L. G. Beaubien & Co., "of Mon¬
4, 1955.
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal treal, as 3s, at a price of 84.77,
2,042,000 Madison Co., 111. Due and interest
(J-J)-payable at the a basis of about 4.87%. Dated Dec.
June 11, 1954.
City Treasurer's office. Legality 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954
455,000 Montgomery Co., 111. Due approved
by Woody-King & Daw¬ to 1968 inclusive.
June 11, 1954. ;
son, of New York City.
Forestville School Commission,
«■*»-;» 2,003,000 Peoria, 111. Due June 11,
>
';
1954.
Quebec
<
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—An issue of
$260,000
560,000 Rock Island, 111. Due Feb.
Bellevue, Wash.
school bonds was awarded to a
4, 1955.
Bond Sale—The $72,000 general
group composed of Grenier, Ruel
488,000 Saline Co., 111. Due June
obligation bonds Offered Dec. 22 & Co.y La Corporation de
11
1954
«
Prets,
—v.
178, p. 2251—were awarded J. E. Laf'lamme, Ltd., and Gar368,000 Tazewell Co., 111. Due
to Foster & Marshall, of Seattle.
neau, Boulanger, Ltd., all of Que¬
June 11, 1954.
bec, at a price of 93.19, a net in¬
394,000 Maysville, Ky. Due June
Toppenish, Wash.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received on Jan.
19 for the
vided
(P. O.
Feb.
1955.
School
Authority (P. O. Hatboro), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $650,000
sealed
342,000
934,000 Maiden, Mass. Due Feb. 4,
TEXAS
Joint
ceive
of
1955.
County (P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
District No. 8
Treasury
Offering—Hiarry L. CushDistrict Treasurer, will re¬
man,
ceive
785,000 Marietta, Ga. Due Feb. 4,
639,000 Lowell, Mass. Due Feb. 4,
TENNESSEE
Hamilton
Springs and Seneca
(Towns) Joint School
Vermont
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
1955.
Red
CANADA
Bond
Boston,
1954.
6,728,000 Atlanta,
6, 1954.
Richmond, Pella, Herman,
Feb.
Middlebury School District No. 4,
10,410,000 National Capital Hous¬
ing
Authority
(Washington,
D. C.).
Due Nov. 5, 1954.
3,740,000 Atlanta, Ga. Due Nov. 5,
-
1962
terest
Haven,
.
cott, Nararino, Belle Plaine, '
VERMONT
of
Feb. 4, 1955.
City Auditor, will receive
(City), Gresham (Vil¬
lage), and Waukechon, West-
11, 1954.
p.m.
11, 1954.
Hatboro-Horsham
June
Thorndike,
DAKOTA
Shawano
Va. Due
Due
F-A.
...
830,000
Smet, S. Dak.
Offering—E; J. O'Keefe,
Va.
1955
Interest
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
t
-y
Feb.. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
cor¬
bonds. Dated Feb.
Shawano), Wis.
3,262,000 Norfolk, Va. Due April
Bond
Offering—Fenton Muehl,
8, 1955.
"
District Clerk, will receive sealed
2,222,000 Richmond, Va. Due Feb.
and oral bids on Jan. 18 for the
4 1955.
' '
purchase
of
$725,000
building
1,504,000 'Virgin
Islands
(St.
bonds which were unsuccessfully
Thomas). Due Nov. 5, 1954.
offered on Dec. 21—v. 178, p. 2360.
369,000 Grays Co., Wash.
Due
Legality
De
,%
Gilbert-
purchase of $150,000
1, 1954. Due
2955
and
SOUTH
the
330,000 Norfolk, Va. Due July 9,
2, 1954, and amounting
New
for
porate purpose
Notes—Sealed
Aug. 6, 1954.
bonds.
school
Legality approved by Gib¬
Gibson, of Austin.
Local
4,676,000 Norfolk,
9,617,000
San
Francisco,
Cal.
(City and County). Due May
7, 1954.
until 8 p.m.
ligation
&
4,
Wis.
Jean
—
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 11
5, 1954.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
1961.
Secretary will receive sealed bids
until
office.
+*&%***■
1954.
Dec.
15,
1953. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the State Treasurer's
son
'
to
Bonds
;
dated
are
Feb.
.
Newport^lSws,
1,
after
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
bonds
Due
Offering
son,
to
2955#j
3,258,000
1955
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 6 for the purchase of $50,-
inclusive.
The
Due
-
4
Dec. 15 from
Tex.
.
Jan.
Due
1
t
535,000 Richmond, Cal. Due Aug.
6, 1954.
ler,
Feb.
Waco, Tex.
1955.
Rhinelander,
Bond
941,000 Alexandria^Ya. Due June
11, 1954.
'
****
"*
:
670,000 Danville, Va. Due Feb. 4,
National
First
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
on
on
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
Dec.
29,
Aug. 5, 1954.
on
the
at
Jan. 5
on
of
449,000
were
and mature
Payable
or
(P. O. The Dalles), Ore.1
Bond Offering—David E. Bates,
District
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
Safe
notes
sealed
(PST) on Jan. 4
for the purchase of $150,000 gen¬
Dec. 15 from
Due
200,000 Paducah, Tex. Due Sept.
10, 1954.
>
Nov.
on
awarded to in the aggregate to $207,106,000.
Deposit & Trust Details of the issues follow:
Co., Boston, at 1.23% discount.
$4,442,000 Montgomery, Ala. Due
offered
bids until 2 p.m.
eral
*
(EST)
on
Jan. 12 by 47 local
housing authorities for note issues,
Westerly, R. I.
to
of Tuttle, as 2%s, at
basis of about 2.67%.
ISLAND
Bank of Boston.
City
follows:
Tex.
1954.
Orange Co.,
11, 1954.
June
sold
was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., both
Antonio, jointly, at par, as
fering
RHODE
Note
and
2526—were
p.
and
310,000 23/2s. Due
Dec. 15,1993.
on
are
bonds
375,000
of San
Dec. 15 from
on
215,000 3%s. Due
i
house
$50,000 2J/4S. Due
30,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15, 1968.
35,000 3s. Due on Dec. 15, 1973.
Okla.
extension
bonds
178,
Sherrerd, of Phila¬
school
Galveston,
Nov. 5,
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
bids will
Tuttle,
Bond
sold
follows:
as
Legality approved by George J.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
works
$320,000
was
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
the
1974
Butcher &
$40,000 2V2s. Due
Pitts,
bids until 2:30 p.m.
for
bonds
revenue
delphia,
<
County Clerk, will receive sealed
12
-to
Media), Pa.
Trust
Oklahoma County
000
District Authority (P. O.
,-j
First Na¬
Co., Okla¬
homa City, or at the fiscal agency
of the State in New York City.
payable
tional
2,120,000
Offering:—R.
Monday, January 4, 1954
...
Jan.
Nashville,
Feb. 4, 1955.
1
Due
Tenn.
Due
'
1953.
Victoriaville, Que.
,
A. W. Bareis,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225,000
City Clerk, will receive oral bids
industrial building bonds was sold
only until 10 a.m. on Jan. 12 for
to Wood,
Gundy & Co., of Toronto,
the purchase of $1,000,000 parking at a
price of 93.63, a net interest
revenue
1, 1954. Due
on
trends. Dated Feb.
to 1984 inclusive. Interest payable
by Lines,
Spooner &
Milwaukee.
cost
of
about
4.50%,
Feb' I from 1955 $140,000 3s. Due
semi-annually. Legality approved
7, 1955.
4,585,000
Dated Jan. 5, 1954. Due on Feb. 1
Tenn.
.,
Madisop, Wis.
Bond Offering
system
Memphis,
.
Quarles, of
on
as
Dec.
follows:
1
from
1
from
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
85,000
4s.
Due
on
Dec.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
The
1953.
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
@FedFRASER