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ISSUE
MONDAY
asssfflf
*Ll9 1954
Ik a
was
Ghronicle
Financial
Reg. U. a Pat. Office
New York 7, N.
Number 5343
Volume 180
General
RAILROAD
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—To Expand
.
i
t
i*
*
*
Price
Y., Monday, July 19, 1954
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
,
a
The
SEC
July
on
under
that
announced
9
Investment
the
Company
Copy
American Telephone &
In This Issue
the U. S. firm will god
business.—V. 178, p. 2089.
Among other payments,
10-year percentage In the Hong Kong
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Operating
Stock and Bond
V
-
Quotations
it had given notice of a
Act of 1940 to be held on
58,470,000
expenses
13 420,000
Federal taxes on income
Page
to determine whether, particularly in view of recent actions
and current proceedings before the Interstate Commerce Com¬
Other
operating
taxes..
15
27
31
Net
operating
income
$
$
$
69,043,514 310,030,000 281,514,807
50,720,091 223,130,000 212,163,298
7,161,000
38,420,000
25,824,000
4,576,348
18,490,000 17,449,441
84,200,000
revenues
Operating
t
*1954—12 Mos.—1953
*1954—3 Mos.—1953
{Period End. June 30—
$
Alleghany Corp.—Hearing July 27—
hearing
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
ing all the machinery.
Facilities—
This company has announced that the Lummus Co. has been awarded
Ihe engineering contract for its vinyl acetate monomer plant at Calvert
City. Ky. The plant, which will have a capacity of 30,000,000 pounds a
year, is scheduled to be in operation early in 1956.—V. 179, p. 2469.
-•
$1
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
>Mwt'STWlM
4,870,000
July 27
by
that company should
register and be subiect to SEC regulation under the Investment Com¬
pany
Act.
mission
with
respect
originally
Alleghany
company
the
for
an
order
Corporation,
a
with
registered
the
SEC
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Oct. 4, 19,45,
by Alleghany
and is not now an
declaring
it
that
ceased
"has
to
be
Detroit Stock Exchange
Interstate
that
Act.
Commerce
in
"if
future
the
The
order
Alleghany
of
a
to
ceases
subject
Stock
Toronto
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
stating:
The
.
.
time
of
extension
light of
order
SEC
reasons given by
for filing further
contains
hearing
Total
interest,
is
proceeds
1954.
Richardson
as
with or determination by
whether either or both
to
Mr. Murchi¬
will exercise
all such rights to require purchase of these shares of
stock
presently owned by them.
If Alleghany shall not
Interests in Central stock through the exercise of these options
Murchison
and
Mr.
Richardson,
it intends
otherwise to
or
and
Declared
Dividends
Central
stock
at
any
given time or price."
hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the questions
whether Alleghany is an investment company within the meaning of
the Investment
Company Act, whether it is subject
to regulation
by the ICC, whether the SEC
exemption order of Oct. 4,
1945, should
suspended or modified, and whether any proposed acts
transactions by Alleghany require that it register as an investment
revoked,
and file
657.
company
applications
appropriate
with
the
Commission.
{Consol.
was
charged
31,838,437
28,664,717
131,568,269
121,997,225
506,868,734
3,616,376
3,163,764
13,971,580
12,322,641
127,951,693
118,833,461
492,897,154
432,928,414
$2.79
$2.95
$11.49
$11.39
mated!.
Federal
announced
from
on
bankruptcy
July
Sept.
Capital Flotations for Month of April, 1954.. 3
that
this
h s
c./uipany
been dis¬
trusteeship.—V. 179, p. 821.
American Investment
13,
Payment, at the sinking fund redemption price of
plus accrued
dividends of 62.7 cents, representing
July 1. 1954 to the redemprk-i date, wiJ be trade at
Co.. trustee, New York, N. Y.—Y. 170, p. 2590.
$100 per share,
dividends from
the Irving Trust
Offered—
is offering stockholders of record July 7 rights until
purchase 52,876 shares of $1 par common at $12.50 per
to
24
share
and
preferred shares at $48 per share.
32,669
offered
American Investment & Development Co., N. Y.—Files
will
share
company
on
July 9 filed
American Machine & Foundry
Co.—Continues Atomic
atomic
in
development
energy
Metal Products
corporation
(par $20), which was made on July 8 by
Reynolds & Co. at $21 per share, with a dealer's discount
of 75 cents per
share, was completed the following day.
153,
The $2,300,000 ib
A special
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on July 15 by Bache & Co. at $36.87^2 per share,
with a dealer's commission of 80 cents per share. It was
quickly completed.—V. 179, p. 921.
Co.
—
Special Offering
Amex Uranium Co., Inc.,
The
SEC
corporation
covering
to
five
at
be
June
on
1,000,000
used
cents
to
per
pay
of
share,
expenses
a
letter of
common
stock
notification
(par
one
This
without underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
The corporation
has made an agreement
Hong Kong that wKl result in the building of
suoply zippers fj.
T'ds
riant
M&iwi,,.
will
ig
be
in
of one
p.
2701."
fiscal
with
a
a
manufacturer
In
30 000-square-foot plant
whh the South Sea Textile
%«ch the American company suppy-
conjunction
Co. of Houj Kong,
more than $22,000,000,
President, said.
year
Refining Co.—Awards Contract—
has awarded a contract to the Catalytic
company
Construction
Vice-President, announced on July 14.
to be built at Ashland's Number Two Refinery at
will be designed to take a full range of naptha
charge for upgrading motor gasoline.
T. Ellwood Webster, President of Catalytic, stated that work on the
Everett
The
F.
Wells,
Executive
facility,
new
Catlettsburg,
Ky.,
project
is
1
underway and is expected
months.—V. 178, p. 566.
now
Investment
Associates
Co.—Borrows
to
be
completed in
$1,500,000—
borrowed $1,500,000 on 1%% and 1%% notes,
15, 1955, of which $1,000,000 was loaned from Weyerhaeuser
Timber Co., Tacoma, Wash., lent at 15/b% and $500,000 from Electric
This
due
has
company
June
Bond
New York,
Share Co.,
&
The
proceeds
will
be
borrowings.—V.
at
Attapulgas Minerals &
The
managements
nounced
that
the
1%%
used for working capital and to
p. 2701.
reduce short-
179,
of
Chemicals Corp.—Merger^
this corporation and of Edgar Bros. Co. an¬
of the two companies had been ratified by
merger
held on June 22. The name
& Chemicals Corp. of America.—
meetings of stockholders of both companies
of
the
merged
company
Is Minerals
50.
&
Wilcox Co.—Two New Developments—
relatively low-cost atomic research reactors, adapted for use
In training badly needed personnel for the nuclear power Industry, as
well as for conducting basic nuclear research and development, have
Two
been
placed
on
the market by this company's
Atomic Energy Division,
according to C. H. Gay, Vice-President in charge of the division.
designs are modified versions of the declassified "water boiler"
arri
"swimming pool" reactors developed at Los Alamos, Oak Ridge
aiHi other installations
of the Atomic Energy Commission, Mr. Gay
B&W's
Asia and the Pacific.
built
ratio
Philadelphia for the design, procurement and construction of a new
6,000 barrel-per-day
houdriformer unit and prefractionation section,
Babcoek
with the
to be
cent)
Anchor Precision Corp.—Plans Hong Kong Plant—
to
179,
1954 will have sales of
in
the
for
—
Seattle, Wash.—Files—
filed
29
shares
the
common holders are being
basis.
Unsubscribed shares
of
term
American Optical
in
ended July 31, 1954, likewise will
establish a record.
Argus earned 27% on capital in fiscal 1953 whea
net profits were $1.96 a share.—V. 179, p. 1665.
Earnings
Co.—Special Offering—The
stock
p.
likewise,
l-for-10
rights
Argus Cameras, Inc.—Sales at 23-Year Peak—
special offering of 2,800 shares of 5 V2 % cumulative pre¬
180,
a
not underwritten.—V.
are
approximately 11
—V.
held;
on
offered
publicly.
ouermgs
This
new
ferred
10
also
being
biggest in its 23-year history, Robert E. Lewis,
since
days of the U. S. Atomic Energy program, this company has
American
each
stock
Ashland Oil &
the earliest
developed,
designed and manufactured a variety of special atomic energy equip¬
ment.
The company Is engaged in contract work on reactor equipment
and
reactor systems
design for the Atomic Energy Commission,
its
contractors
and private firms working
to develop economic- nuclear
power.
In addition to research reactor development, AMF's own atomic
energy
program
includes
development and
engineering "of reactor
equipment and package atomic power plants.—V. 179, p. 2138.
engaged
offered
are
a
Energy Development—
Actively
for
common
be
Ihe
letter of notification with the SEC
covering $25,000 of senior preferred stock
(par $100); $23,000 of
participating
preferred
stock
(par $25);
1,200 shares
of voting
common
stock
(par $1) and 700 shares of non-voting common stock
(par $1), all to be placed privately at par,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
holders
preferred
preferred
offered
4,000 shares
outstanding.—
shares
company
The
Illinois—Redemption—
has called for redemption on Aug.
cumulative prior preferred *tock.
The company
5^4%
Co. of
of
expects to raise will be used to 1 educe bank loans.
Co.—Out of Bankruptcy—
6
number
average
on
Arden Farms Co.—Securities
The
50
System
Co.
{Based
180, p. 49.
49
Reserve
& Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
and all other subsidiaries not consolidated (partly esti¬
Telephone
{Includes
Electric
ern
of
Statement of Member Banks
earnings
subsidiaries.
V.
Reserve Banks
stk.
share
per
—14
49
Payable
Exchange Rates
Condition
are
its
445,251,05»
62,556,129
mi¬
Co.
V. 180, p.
American Bantam Car
of
562,617,596
117,366,541
628,674,385
121,805,651
inter.
♦American
—V. 178, p.
It
to
T.
&
At the July 27
or
1 50,661,942
income—.
nority
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Central
acquire
by Mr.
acquire
stock of Central with the proceeds from the payment of such notes
It holds from Mr. Murchison and Mr. Richardson, or from other funds
available to it.
This, of course, does not constitute a representation
by Alleghany that it will purchase in the market any given amount
be
163,406,706
income..
Appllc.
SEC on April 8, 1954.
of
understanding
no
Mr.
or
the
11-15,
July
"There
Of
549,686,990
78,987,395
141,996,821
deductions..
Int.
quotation from
the following
which, together with temporary bor¬
rowings of $5,000,000 from Allan P. Kirby and $7,500,000 from k group
of banks, were applied by Mr. Murchison and Mr. Richardson to their
purchase of their 800,000 shares of Central.
They have the right to
require Alleghany, at their several options, to purchase from them
up to a "total
of 400,000 of such shares, but only between July 15
and Sept.
15, 1954, at $25 per share.
If they exercise in whole or
In
part such options covering 200,000 of their shares, they must
also contribute an equal number of shares, which, with the shares so
purchased by Alleghany, must be subjected to joint venture agreements
with Alleghany under which,
in effect, Alleghany will provide the
capital, will be entitled to half of all income and profits and will
be guaranteed by such other
parties against losses. Mr. Richardson
*lso has the right to require Mr. Kirby to purchase from him 200,000
-additional shares of Central stock at $25 per share between June 1-10
any
131,925,088
18,736,854
500,061,467
21,409,885
Net oper. inc...
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__50
Foreign
which has sold all of its Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
stock, intends to acquire New York Central RR. Co., stock from time
to time.
It holds short-term notes of Clinton W. Murchison and Sid
W.
Richardson totalling $7,500,000 due Sept.
15, 1954 and bearing
son
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
$
$
Appllc. to A. T.
the declared
for
dividends.
REPORT
revenues..
{Other income
"Alleghany,
and
EARNINGS
1954—3 Mos.—1953
31—
$
Investment News. Cover
State and City Bond Offerings.
55
The Course of Bank Clearings..
.47
Alleghany Corporation for the
response
do not warrant the
statement filed by Alleghany with the
the proxy
:
CONSOLIDATED
1,176,756,073 1,092,597,503 4,548,290,614 4,204,490,349
Oper.
expenses..
812,348,375
760,316,740 3,164,215,685 2,965,441,867
Fed. taxes on inc.
127,322,183
114,431,500
479,397,079
413,221,460
Other oper. taxes
95,088,694
85,829,175
354,990,860
325,765,555
General Corporation &
policy and purposes of the provisions
of the Investment Company Act enacted by Congress in the public
Interest and for the protection of investors, the SEC has been con¬
cerned
with
the
question whether Alleghany should
be regulated
under the Investment Company Act, particularly in view of Alleghany's
investment activities which appear primarily and predominantly those
of the ordinary closed-end investment company.
the
4%s%
they have been received by the company as
SYSTEM
Per. End. May
Oper.
Miscellaneous Features
Alleghany
that
request."
said
of
granting
The
extent that
Net
should - be declared to be no
longer subject to certain provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act.
In support thereof, Alleghany
stated, in part, "Requiring Alleghany
now to assume non-carrier status would involve numerous changes, and
would
be
unnecessarily, burdensome were Alleghany
to be shortly
thereafter
required to resume carrier status."
Alleghany's request
for an extension was denied on July 1, 1954, by the ICC in an order
In
of
5,
contemplates
which
for June, 1954 partly estimated.
{Based on average num¬
shares outstanding.
{Includes earnings of subsidiaries only to
♦BELL
Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
to the entry of an order (by the ICC), forthwith, formally
the authority granted to Alleghany" by the ICC order
1945, to control C & O, but requesting an extension of
time until Oct. 1, 1954, to respond to that portion of the ICC order
June
$10.09
$10.16
$2.56
$2.46
share
per
the
National Quotation
terminating
103,683,937 440,230,000 388,541,062
103,700,000
91,187,199 390,130,000 346,636,712
ber
35
___35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
57,012,792
56,270,000
13,045,367
14,300,000
*Figures
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
116,729,304 496,500,000 445,553,854
113,450,000
income
{Earnings
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
but agrees,
of
Exchange
Exchange
Toronto
under
regulation
Stock
Canadian
the Interstate Commerce Act . . ., this order
may be revoked, suspended or modified after appropriate notice and
opportunity for hearing."
On June 22, 1954, the ICC entered an order reciting information to
the effect that Alleghany and its affiliates have divested themselves
of control of C & O and calling upon Alleghany to "shown cause" why
the ICC order of June 5, 1945, should not be vacated.
In its response
to said order of the ICC, Alleghany stated that it "has no objection,
to
Stock Exchange
Montreal
127,750,000
Dividends
39
-40
41
42
45
__46
Stock Exchange
Francisco
San
proviso
be
contained
the SEC
Corporation
Pittsburgh
21,626,946
5,102,525
6,090,000
.
deductions
Interest
39
39
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
26,078,068
397,848,840
21,640,000
6,586,075
7,440,000
...
income
Total
Net
29,990,000
114,220,000 105,040,704 444,870,000
income
income
38
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
Other
36
Angeles Stock Exchange
Los
Company
order of
the ICC which
(1) approved the acquisition by Alleghany of control,
through the ownership of stock, of The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.,
The New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. Co., and the Pere Marquette
Ry. Co., and their subsidiaries and affiliates and (2)
declared Alle¬
ghany to be a "carrier" subject to certain specified provisions of the
investment company" within the meaning of the Investment
Act.
This order, in turn,
was based upon a June 5,
1945,
Dividend
36
36
36
Exchange
Stock
Boston
Exchange
Stock
American
investment
an
as
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
1, 1940.
Subsequently, under date of
decision granting an application filed
Nov.
on
issued
SEC
Alleghany
to
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York
said,
and
will sell for
installation
—V.
problems,
179, p. 2362.
a firm price, depending upon specifications and
somewhere in the range of $100,000 to $150,000,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'(246)
2
of
the
in
June
26
announced
stock of
corporation
O.
S.
on
outstanding
will
it has acquired
of Washington, D.
that
Peters
Co.
exchange lor .25,807 shares of Baldwin-Lima
all
C.,
stock.—V.
common
179,
2590
p.
then
market
current
receive
of
discount
a
Baltimore
The
Ohio
&
collateral
4%
RR.—Buys Bonds from RFC—
has purchased
company
its
trust
for
bonds
retirement
recently
additional
an
per
W.
all
RFC
recent
tion will
weeks
brought
$10,000,000
to
the
ner
See
Baltimore
above.—V.
RR.
Ohio
&
174,
Thi;
three
of
the
Burroughs Corp.—Acquisition—
of
RFC
This
$415,000
sinking
due Jan. 1, 1965.
the
of
trust bonds
are
The
provision.
fund
under
bonds
corporation
Brothers -of
bankers for account of a group of insurance companies and other
.institutional investors.
Earlier in the year the railroad had retired
tubes
New
and
on
Jersey,
*
:
Buffalo
from
&
reduction
Brothers
Railroad
behind
collateral
the
indebtedness, B. & O. holdings of
Corp. stock have been released
this
of
Susquehanna
bonds.
the
Buffalo
The
Susquehanna
&
for
is
Haydu
manufacturing facilites needed
tubes and other electronic
of Burroughs extensive research
turn
&
Si
O.
Pacific
stock
western
47.54%
The
36.59%
owns
68.5%
owns
Texas
owns
stock
the common
of
stock,
the
and
the Cincinnati,
of
Alabama
Southern
Great
(controlled
latter
Plans
If the
of
B.
that
an
to
financial quarters
discussed in
Southwestern
O.
&
stock
V the
the
made
be
may
ultimately sold by the B. & O. the indenture of
requires that the proceeds be applied to
is
stock
the 4%
of
the
the
bonds
trust
bonds
1965.—V.
of
180,
to
i
With SEC
June 30 filed
on
below.- -V. 179,
will
be
(A. S.) Beck
-————
179,
conium
Loan
for
redemption
outstanding
$105
shares of $3.25 cumulative
share plus accrued dividends.
per
The
1954,
16,
Aug.
on
convertible
all
preferred
Its
at
The
Offered—The
The
proceeds
be
will
debentures,
used
redeem
to
for
and
of
Bond
Period
Stores, Inc.—June
End. June 30—
Sales
mortgage
Louisville
this
$6,715,802 $37,250,002 $40,068,477
sinking
share.
City
stockholders
mortgage
retire
of
June
30
series
E,
the
bank
Bridgeport
issue
loans
Brass
approved
due
(bids
and
for
Co.
1,
the
of
for
July
26)
construction.—V.
Introduce
will
180,
New
be
154.
p.
Line
of
will
including
brought out
sauce
•
ware
featuring both
the
on
eastern
copper
market
in
and stain¬
or
pans,
names
pots,
sauce
coffee
corporation
on.
the
basis
are
to
expire
proceeds
one
22,
makers,
kettles,
to
been
42%
26.
used
be
from
Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files—
share
new
for
There
to
General
each
will
be
three
no
shares
it
initial
been
orders
all-stainless
two
steel
railway
See
,
from
self-propelled
La
Belgian
Coward
is
et
cars
New
South
diesel
Wales
tfrom
cars
Delcuve
&
Government
the
of
RR.
Queensland
Belgium
will
be
combined
backlog
of
all
build
of
our
40
anonunced
Mr.
its
the
Coward
Red
Lion
said,
Budd
plant
in
Just
manufactures
Philadelphia,
completed
Pa.
180,
Buffalo Forge Co.,
filed
public offering
between
the
price
selling
p.
154.
Canada.
NOTE.
t
$51.00
On
do
not
or
bear
Co.,
reserves
tendered.
of
the
stock
common
office
of
Bankers
agent
above
the
as
The
of
Valspar Corp.
by 3
about
245,000
178,
/
v
is
has
per
account
year.
of
kiU'
DraPers' Gardens,
Other
the
xr
London,
Y" under the
Act of
Countries, $55.00 per
fluctuations in
the
rate
S.
stockholders
broaden
the
011
July 14
Champion Industries,
to
corporation
ended
year.—V.
on
June
179,
p.
.
.
earths
rare
and
it
and
participation
V ,V
.
as
in
-v-
formed
was
which
Climax
representation
Linos*"'
is
in
-
recently
Molybdenum
made
Chemical
financially
located in
are
the
Juan
and
either
will
otherwise.
Colorado
Plateau
situated
County,
Clio.;
that
Company-
or
mining claims
San
County,
the
capital
June
rn
to
three
in
Utah;
the
Bull
the
Gypsum
Valley
foregoing in exchange for 820,000
No royalty interests have been
stock.
180,
filed
25
shares of
57.
p.
has
and
$1.32
i
,
shares
the
of
notification
stock
(par. one
underwriting.
to
with
the
to
cent)
The
be
proceeds
mining operations.
Co.—Preferred Issues Called—
re^'emDrian
convertible
Aug.
on
preferred
next,
1,
stocks
all
at
of
its
and
$32
respectively.
he converted share-for-share for common stock
business-on July 22 upon Dresentation of preferred
m-y
close
of
comoanv
New
N.
Y.
York,
Consolidated
—Invites
letter
incident
for
$1.49
,
without
expenses
celled
a
common
slmre,
per
pay
-share,
per
This
-
Gas
in
Chicago. .1".,
180, p. 57.
also
See
to
or
The
Hanover
-
V.
Electric Light &
Power Co. of Bait.
Bids for Bonds—
company
its
or
will
proposed
announced
The
by
declared
authorized
P.
the
of
the
construction
the
outstanding
bids
by
relating
series
has
submit bids for
Alex.
of
Brown
the
New
Sons
&
York;
third
been
will
one
White,
by
be
the
new
the
financing
used
the
it
-
19
was
the
by
:
irf
to
investment
three
One
Co.
also
been
,
.
company
and
has
has
:
,
part
redeem
>
that
managed
&
securities
.
bonds.
Baltimore
Weld
July
on
1989,
to
equipment,
informed
of
in
bonds.
company
to
be
and
intend
groups
(EDT)
Commission.
will
plant
Y 3%%
new
noon
maturing
and
SEC,
S.
P.
bonds
new
12
issue
President.
the
Maryland
of
to
up
bond
Crane,
statement
effective
by
for
The
receive
$40,000,000
Charles
registration
been
and
-
approved resolutions
and change the
Inc.—V.
and
group
Halsey,
by
jointly
banking
will be headed
Harriman
Ripley
"the
&
Co.
Co. "Inc.;
Stuart &
with
First
Boston
.
•
to
167,
p.
2786.
the
sell
name
of
capital
the com¬
The
will
to
volume
in
of
the
expanding
been
its
set
■
.
•
}
"
15,
N.
*
:
•/
\
Y,~--V.
179,
p.
Counties
An
application
requesting
•
Gas
&
Patent Office)
has
Co.,
William B.
1879,
Subscriptions
exchange, remittance for
in
foreign
an
Aug.
on
mortgage
amount
2,
1954
receive
Co.
six
sales
business
oi
months
of
1954
of
was
New
Consolidated
See
General
York,
This
that
RRs.
been
for
&
filed
Electric
with
the
by
tMs
of the
of
company
shews a
the
In
month
of $1,028
Plans
The
Cuba—Orders
the merges
of
this company,
below—V.
to
Equipment-?'■>;
851.
p.
"
Inc.—Profits Up—
(2)
of
^
the
profit of $110,812.
1954,
like
net
month
income
of
$72,618,
was
against
July 23, 1954, will be asked to consider:
increase the authorized capitalization from $750,-
on
to
.
without changing
number of shares;
the
the
par
value but correspondingly
As part of the transaction there would also be issued 350,000
representing the
of
A
delivery to Uraimum Mines of America, Inc. in exchange for
assets of this corporation except its name,
franchises and
Consolidated
resolution
in
the
Pacific
to
right to
Uranium
authorize
aggregate
purchase
Mines
the
principal
(Continued
at
sum
on
of
a
like number of common
20c
issuance
per
share;
and
sale
not
to
page
of
and
6%
exceed
debenture
$6,000,000,
8)
Company, Pu'yphers. 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
advertising issue,* with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Smith. Copyright 1954 .jy William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
United States.
U. S. Po,u:ssions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion of
Dana
and
ac d
aaverMscments must
net
1953.
A resolution authorizing the issuance of 2,250,000 common shares
good will.
bonds
net
a
May,
$1,875,000,
its parent.
subscriptions
J J
Financing, Acquisition, etc.—
and their
all
of
for
proposal
increasing the
shares
Commission
into
178,
net
stockholders
(1)A
(3)
Power
Corp.
corporation;-in
1954
000
Co.—Merger—
I'coeral
Motors
the company -reported
sales
Gas
sale
a report for the fiscal ..ten months ended May
profit of $222,893, of which $177,839 was earned
during the last three months. For the comparable ten months of 1953,
31,
Higher—
twice
the
exceeding the applicable redemption prices, plus accrued interest,
p.
155.
income
machines
tenders for
sinking fund bonds, in any one or
to exhaust the sum of $1,470,117
sufficient
Consolidated Uranium Mines,
the
authorization
Electric
refunding
to
1780,
wararnts
Coast
(EDST)
p.m.
,
2139."
Corp.—European Sales
European
first
on
3
first
series,
-at not
—V.
July 5 reported net income-of $502,271 for the
compared to $463,181 for the similar period
overseas
up
of
more
„
Bankers Trust Co.,.trustee, 46 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y.,
until
it
19,
2.
Broadway, New York
an
3,
the- exploration and
exploration, development
and 8% of the outstanding
corporation in which Climax
Lindsay Chemical Co. holds 60%
area,
to
by
charter powers,
[every Thursday (general news
E. C., Englarid, c/o Edwards &
March
Grand
a
m
acquired
cents
used
year.
of
Del¬
in
Ave.,
Stock;
properties.—V.
1,000.000
company
,
0 realization and new distributorships
Continent. Mr. Clary said.
The increased
European volume is being reflected in the wcrld-wide foreign trade
gains by the company in .the current year.—V
i80, p. 150.
by
li'*
v
1954
are
.
Co.,
company
certificates
July
on
shares,
period last year, Hugh L. Clary, President, disclosed.
With the improvement of the European expert market, the
its
through
Outstanding
1,364,000 shs.
-
Colorado
investment
companies
Miguel
common
10
at
tending
for
■
same
re-
Hornblower
&
Weeks.
The
initial
is to be a fixed
price, determined by agreement
stockholders and the underwriters and related
per¬
com¬
accept
1776.
p.
of
the
FINANCING
10,
thorium,
history
and
Canyon
S-n
these
Proceeds
acquired
the
No
these
of
the
ot
in
its
be
to
offer.
Certain-teed
year,
32%
Bank,
tendered
(EDT)
p.m.
company
corporation
a
stock
•
received
June
429
vanadium,
Company
Loekhrrt
on
These
-
at
companies.
stock.
business
corporation
to
up
Trust Co., New York, N. Y... which
Certain-teed Products Corp, in con¬
for
the
Mining
holds
Co.
covering
$32.50
purchase
will
also
PRESENT
3,000,000 shs;"
the acquisition,
Commonwealth Edison
•
of
Columbia Uranium, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
The
their assigns.
assignment
the right to
Certain-teed
TO
T;
located
outstanding
Earth
company
The
cut
an
1
for
Clary Multiplier
a
BT.t
nffi«
July 1, 1954,
properties
acquired
the
of
Rare
area,
offered
568,342 outstanding common stock, which gave it
control.
The 75,000 Valspar shares it expects to buy at a
$487,500 will be from funds available within the company,',
Dollar
-
umuUNCIAL CHRONICLE (keg. U.
onfc-io^68've!^" Publ{shed twice a week
nnft
the above offer and
subsequently
the above offer must be
the
corporation
has
Buffalo, N. Y.—Registers With SEC
nead^d
group
on
which
exploration
costs
•
80%
The
The
SEC
stock¬
such
.•
this
weeks
120
registration statement with the SEC on
July 7,
1954, covering 85,000 outstanding shares of its
common stock,
$1 par
value to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof
underwriting
certificates
in
Champion Shoe Machinery Co. below.
have
company
assigned
registered
are
Payment will be made at The Marine Midland Trust
cars
Delivery
begun on an order for 173 ears, the
largest Budd has ever
ceived, with which the Canadian Pacific
Ry. will entirely re-equip
transcontinental trains.—V.
The
shares
the
of
in San Miguel Countv, Colo.
area,
Acquisition—
The company has called for redemption on Sept.
1, 1954, through
operation of the sinking fund, $88,090 nf first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, .31/2% series due 4972, at, 102 Vs'.
and accrued interest.
railroads.
at
whose
tne
on
They con 1st "of unpatented lode
areas:
:
purchase approximately 75,000 shares
Valspar Corp. at $6.50 per share net to
The
for
the
outstanding
Canyon
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption—
cars
licensees
as
addition,
export
Corp.—Proposed
used
payment
incorporated
operational
no
has
properties
area.
'
.
179,
Rys.
"The
&
used
Algerian
In
has
the
.
the
of
Y.—V.
N.
is
and
other
support
$1.05
of
Bank
be
the
work
was
office
Molybdenum
Government
Cars."
Budd
Pouche
of
stock
indicated.—V.
The
24
last
for
and
purchase of a controlling interest in
Cie, major French railway car builder. This
company
operating headquarters for servicing all
European
licensees, and will manufacture a large number of cars for French and
for
the
shares
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
new
Nicaise
State
said:
406
Recently,
the
rail
Brugeoise
the
abroad
will
of
Champion Shoe Machinery Co.—To Change Name, etc.
foreign licensees of this company,
to H. A. Coward, Vice-President.
Commonwealth Engineering Co.,
Ltd., of Australia has an order
coaches
15,
$
Tenders for Bonds Sought—
pany
passenger
York
-1953
$
Corp.
Rights
The net
repurchase 39,500 shares of the company's
Acceptance Corp. and for working capital.
for
by
New
dividends
National
to
are
EFFECT
uranium,
Metals
&
of
Molybdenum
234.
p.
Valspar's
of
The
received
Place,
accrued
Chase
Off1954—26 Wks.
>.
■
holds
shares
Inc.
according
Caiel
company
associates,
Thorium
*
that
Without reservation all certificates tendered for 50 shares;
with
was
682.
p.
Exchange
plus
The
at
Sales
from Robert I. Ludwig, its President,
following or-oertre* ahH "securities*
'* ^ ' ' ■
The securities consist of 20% of the outstanding shares of Colorado
is
177,
GIVING
properties;
company
his
Co.
City.—V.
proceeds
assessment
of
company
The
other
Champion Industries, Inc.—New Name—
fyidd Co.—Foreign Business Is Expanding—
Large
Mr.
and
great
so
total cost of
held.-
underwriting.
share,
per
be made
Products
designated
Earlier
assets,
for
York
New
at the close of business
shares
at
1954
nection
etc.,
July 1 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
to common stockholders of record July
1
July
on
to
are
176,
two
metal
A,
in
less.—
22,451,176 116,162,598 113,699,205
properties, Tor
principal
securities.;
and
to
certificates
pursuant
has
share
per
Of
stock
common
on
48,660
$1.75
at
43
said
of
case
purchase
less.
All
mid-September
179, p. 2362.
Plastics Corp.,
covering
offered
RR.
Co.
$101
stock
of
prior
working
Brilhart
80
trustee,
as
substantially
esoerWlv lor tne purpose of acquiring certain properties and securities,
1
are
additional
kitchen utensil
be
will follow soon.—V.
The
.'
it
zir¬
that $106,000
RR.
at
tendered pursuant to
of
.
for
those
July 2, 1954, appropriate proof must be submitted to
Bankers Trust Co., agent, that such assignments were executed
prior
to July 2, 19$4.
Certain-teed Products Corp. will purchase the first 75,000 shares
it is announced by Herman W. Steinkraus, President
Chairman of the Board,
•
/
The line will be known as Bridgeport Diamond Ware.
The first units
of production will be a
complete line of skillets and the balance of the
have
bonds,, series
Ry.
York,
common
the
date
and
—V.
4%
fund
holders
In
$18,000,000
by this company,
SEC
time,
same
with
been
has
of
and
one,
July 3 publicly-offered 544,000
(par 10) at 500 per share "as a
on
net
ventures of
The
Incorporated
Payment will
New
holders'
issuance
1984.
scheduled
new
To
—
the
Aug.
of
the
lor
line
new
steel
The
zirconium
to
Colo.
mineral
The
This corporation has offered to
of
Co.—Bonds Approved—
on
bonds,
proceeds
to
line,
producing zirconium
applications.
about
be
$
(par-one cent)^__r____
disposition
mining
.■
with zirconium
metal
Its
other
organized
was
Co., Inc., recently published a booklet "Facts
general distribution.—V. 180,
p. 50.
for
Certain-teed
Davis, 77, Chairman of the Board and formerly President
died in Paris, France, on July 2.—V. 179, p. 2362.
Kitchen Utensil Ware—
A
Y.,
2367.
corporation
Boston Edison
less
is
commercial
Nashville
&
the
Borg-Warner Corp.—Chairman Dies—
used
and
Melals
Ohio
&
per
2702.
p.
Charles S.
The
,of
would
51—5 Wks.—1953
The
principal purposes of
development oi its properties;
154.
p.
company has
called for redemption on Aug.
10, next, 5,000
of its
outstanding 4.20%
cumulative preferred stock through
shares
1954—6 Mos.—-1953
p.
The
production
six
presently owned properties, for acquiring, exploring
annual
stock
reserved
Higher—
1954—Month—1953
$6,748,069
179,
first
N.
rbout
by $120,000 since May 30, 1953.
Eor.rd, stated that it was estimated
the
quarter
stock
other
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Partial Redemption—
Sales
of
the
Metals
for
Morgan & Co.
The
—V.
180,
Zirconium"—
Akron,
was
the
assets
for other proper corporate purposes.
Junction,
1
notifying holders of due Sept. 1,
1965 of Carolina,
principal amount of these bonds '
have been drawn by lot for redemption through the sinking fund on
Sept. 1, 1954 at 104J/2%. Redemption will be made at the office of
281.
p.
Inc.,
Co.,
information
of
and
aware.
Ore.,
company
172,
$793,000
working
P.
Clinchfield
out¬
capital.—V.
exchange
or
additions. and
for
Zirconium"
first
Ohio
Company, Columbus, O., on July 12 offered to investors
in Ohio $2,000,000 of. 4V2% sinking fund debentures.
standing
About
The
2.
$19,916.700.—V.
1954,
for
profit
a
current
Authorized
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption
J.
Stores Co.—Debentures
at
County,
Douglas
No.
1
York,
Climax
privilege (2.92 common shares for each preferred
share) expires at the close of business on Aug. 6, 1954.—V. 179, p. 1830.
Bear
be located in
and Lemolo
23,
Inc.—Current
common
developing
Common
for
Carborundum
About
conversion
Biff
products
Demand
stock
1
Co.—"Facts
Carborundum
related
of
to
cost
Metals
New
hydro-
additional
two
of
ratio
♦
•CAPITALIZATION
Toketee
include
to
$628,000
with
The
$
2535.
p.
formance
request by this comProject on the
a
the
of
second
Stores,
'BUSINESS—The
No.
overall
for
of
compares
j'ear.
been-reduced
the
PROCEEDS—The
and
application
in
the
chemical
industry
which
would easily and logically fit into the operations. Work has gone along
according to schedule and now—in addition to its A. El' C. commit-
Corp.—Preferred Stock Called—
has called
company
in,.Oregon
supplement
to
chemicals
mints.
Beneficial
total
granted
loss
a
Tnis
la t
May
Chairman
and development of
326.
p.
dual purpose of supplying A. E. C. and industry
suitable
for
their
specific applications. At the
planned
was
1954—26 Wks.—1953
$4,580,590 $22,547,489 $23,486,970
$4,278,821
—
their
has
license
its
to
Lemolo
Carborundum
metal
Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Off—
2590.
p.
River
designated
The
1954—4 Wks.—1953
label.—V, ,176,
Commission
Carborundum
for the
Period End. June 26—
Maid
179,
Co.,
Oregon Power Co.-fNew Developments—
Power
Umpqua
estimates
514.
p.
Minute
electric developments.
The two new developments,
.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.- -Sells UnitSee Draper Corp.
the
1047
pp
speculation."
announcing
in
wholly-owned
179,
Colonial Uranium Co.—Stock Offered—L. D. Sherman
&
September under
the exclusive
August and
said
report
1954.
of
*'[■:
shares of
15.
in Julv,
Lucks
Mr.
for an amendment
pany
letter of notification
a
under
Federal
The
.
North
with the SEC
covering 25,000 shares of common stock (par 81) to be offered at 85
per share through J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
company
concentrated
label,
a
V.
Contract—
to
marketing contract with Minute Maid Corp. It will be
warehouses in Florida and California for national dis-j
California
'
■
Banner Mining Co., Lordsburg, N. M.—Files
July
on
be
—
822.
p.
22,090,973
pany,
153.
p.
be
Maid
and
fribution
i
announced
will
juice
Minute
packing
New
of
as
debt had
for
173.
23,
Seles
—V.
corporation
will
states.
1567.
p.
1
produce frozen
in 6 oz. lithographed
tins for Minute
concentrating plant in" Hawaii,
R. G..
this
by
Pacific
Corp.—Loss for Quarter—
Period End. J Jne 23—
179, p. 2138.
Corp.—Receives
completed
at
shipped
retirement,
The
course
Counties
application
subiidiarie.,
period
fame
Jube,
loss
173,
vacuum
field."—V.
Packing
been
President,
The
.
sale
collateral
—V.
the
pineapple juice
Crip k's new
Corp.
Lucks,
Southern)
by
have
concentrated
Maid
of South¬
Southern.
Sales
in
electronics
California
in
Orleans
New
Southern Railway owns directly 15.87%
Ry.
and
Southwestern's
of
possibility is now being
eventual
The
the
type
new
supplemental indenture has been executed whereby the B. & O.
a
B
of
subsidiary,
Oils, Inc.—Florida Pact—
May
/liabilities
Colonial
specialized
provide
developed
in
activities
holdings of Southwestern Construction Co. stock, under certain condi¬
tions, can be released from the collateral pledge in the event of sale.
The
will
production
components
being dissolved and the property merged into the B. & O. system.
Also
plant
the
the
R.
the
and
ended
long-term
V.
Haydu,
,
with the
Along
all
for
Albert
that
v
the
Aikman
&
corporation
current
the
July 12 announced the acquisition'of Haydu >
Plainfield, N. J.-, manufacturers -of electronic
components.-
Tne company will continue its operations under George K.
formerly President, who has been named General Manager.
John
S.
Coleman,
President -of
Burroughs, v said:
"The
collateral
to
K
and-its
Ga>s
Coast
merger,
Gas,
Corp. below.—V.
mcn.hs
$164,000
the railroad company bought $4,585,000
ago
from
t.ie
Pacific
Caribbean
Collins
Dissolved—
Pacific
persently own all of the common stock and ap¬
of the outstanding preferred stock of Coast Counties.
of
of
See Gulf Oil
2183.
p.
time
that
says
Co..
1263.
Coaslal
of 53,184 shares; and E.
10,600 shares.—V. 174, p. 898.
Buffalo & Susquehanna RR. Corp.—To Be
of
amount
the
and
held of record onlyt; Henry
to sell 26,592 shares of his
Marianne Wendt proposes to sell
This debt reduc¬
year.
the col¬
preliminary to the sale by the government
the $60,000,000 principal amount then outstanding, through
bonds
.agency
the
It
At
subsidiary
bring an annual interest saving of $400,000.
few
A
lateral
bankers.
holdings retired by the B. & O. this
of
application
Service
proximately 94%
shares (including 10,000 share3
Wendt, Board Chairman, proposes
holdings
$5,000,000
held
by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, bringing the total outstanding down to $55,000,000.
The purchase* was made from Glore, Forgan & Co., New
York and
Chicago investment
The
Public
for
price
$1.35
32,318
of
the
share
stock.
The underwriters
from the offering price.
The prospectus lists 11 selling stockholders, all of Buffalo, who own
175,437 of the 649,572 outstanding shares. Edgar F. Wendt, President,
Treasurer
and
Director,
who owns 70,258
shares
(of which 25,186
shares
are
owned
of
record but not
beneficially), proposes to sell
the
to
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—Acquisition—
The
Monday, July 19, 1954
...
be made in New York funds.
Volume 180
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5343
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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3
Capital Flotations in the United States in April
And for the Four Months of Calendar Year 1954
Total
corporate placements in April amounted to
$614,225,924 compared with $591,678,282 in March last,
increase of
or an
$22,547,642.
Of the total offerings taken
in April of this year,
$502,084,724, or 81.74%, constituted money raised for
new capital purposes, while
$112,141,200, or 18.26% was
earmarked for refunding of existing debt.
Long-term bond and note issues in April last totaled
$413,510,000
67.32%
or
of the
up
month's
total
dollar
vol¬
contrasted
with only $372,353,800
in March/ or*
while short-term bond and note issues in
aggregated $15,000,000 or 2.44%, compared with
ume
62.93%,
April
the
lesser
the
preceding
'Stock
amount
$2,400,000,
or
0.41%
against the
March
in
of
year.
or
30.24%
comprised
year
of the month's dollar volume
larger amount
$216,924,492,
36.66%
or
as
for
March last.
•
the
stock
offerings for April last, into
common and preferred
issues, we find that the former
comprised 44 issues, totaling $87,707,369 or 14.28% of
month's
constituted
over-all
only
18
15.96%
of the
Studying
the
or
sented
dollar
issues,
month's
totals
each month
while the latter
aggregated $98,008,555,
but
grand
for
in
volume,
the
total.
various
categories
pre¬
line
our
52.99%
in
of the current month's total volume.
was
the miscellaneous category, which
$108,386,666,
Second
17.64%; followed by other industrial
manufacturing, $94,209,302, or 15.34%; iron, steel,
coal, copper, etc., $32,779,000, or 5.33%; railroads, $31,020,000, or 5.08%; equipment manufacturers, $12,500,000, or 2.04%; oil $7,784,590, or 1.27%; land, buildings,
etc., $1,936,000, or 0.31%, and rubber, only $88,500.
<•'
Private financing in April of this
year attained the
total sum of $222,675,000 made
up of 26 issues, or 36.25%
or
of the month's gross dollar
volume.
In March last, the
30.93%, and for April', a year
ago, it stood at $111,036,220, or 17.76% of that month's
total
$183,020,000,
was
or
dollar volume.
Corporate issues placed
months of 1954 follow:
privately
in
the
first
four
No. of Issues
Total Amount
% of Total
'22
$97,546,521;
23
March
91,887,500
34
183,020.000'
April
26
222,675,000
SUMMARY OF
usual
dollar
volume
construction.
new
This
followed
was
by
the
$26,700,-
000
Safeway Stores Inc., consisting of 267,000 shares of
4.30%
cumulative
convertible
preferred
Date
Amount
Offered
Dated
Jan 28
Feb
Feb
4
4
27.84
:
Feb 11
Feb 18
91-days
Feb 25
91-days
Jan 27
Feb
1
1 year
Jan 27
Feb
1
7 yr.-9 mo.
Jan 27
Feb
1
1 year
Jan 27
Feb
1
7 yr.-9 mo.
Jan 27
Feb
1
7 yr.-9 mo.
Jan 27
Feb
1
7 yr.-9 mo.
Jan 27
Feb
$25,000,000 placement of the Beneficial Loan Corp.,
promissory notes, due April 1, 1974 to refund
outstanding obligations; the Ohio Power Co. issue of
3Vs% first mortgage bonds, due April
1, 1984 and total¬
ing $20,000,000 and the $20,000,000 offering of
200,000
Feb
Feb 1-28
Feb 1
$100
for
New
Capital
36.25
of
last
reveals
$169,170,202.
For
to
$733,584,-
new
increase
an
in
Total
of
is
January
Refunding
$393,416,930
February
to
__,
_
'
.
$2,078,805,703
$2,095,392,546
'
'
Large municipal offerings to come upon the domestic
April included the $233,000,000 Pennsylvania
Turnpike Commission bonds; $50,000,000 State of Cali¬
issue; $33,416,000
State
of
Connecticut offering;
$33,100,000
City of Chicago, 111. placement; the New
Jersey Turnpike Authority bonds in the amount of
$27,200,000 and the Port of New York
Authority bonds,
totaling $20,000,000.
There
of
was
no
the part of the Dominion
on
or
States Possessions
1954,
municipalities,
nor
of
the
during April.
1953 AND
1952
106,465,260
Total
329,997,217
641,307,965
25,159,845
666,467,810
543,724,952
365,724,376
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
825,109,085
112,141,200
New
$
1,408,364,741
614,765,864
Capital
$
*
Refunding
Total
9,548,200
75,851,400
13,357,925
553,273,152
441,575,776
838,467,010
15,677,234
625,306,814
748,507,085
39,854,250
788,361,335
927,335,925
640,635,664776,722,925
37,112,169 1,114,301,499
717,255,364
150,613,000'
1,077,189,330
2,316,913,624
June.
63,330,353
Six months—
2,380,243,977
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
4,040,313,652
6,727,000
2,242,485,374
3,977,043,787
723,982,364
295,951,775
July
August
608,576,955
10,724,440
619,301,395
1,153,242,203
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,230
203,265,164
153,190,133
September-
732,407,786
1,865,000
734,272,786
418,435,408
71,897,483
5,620,466,420
99.740
a
c
1,500,672,000
15
Apr
22
Apr
27
Apr 22
Apr
29
91-days
52-days
91-days
Apr 1-30
Apr 1
Apr
2,137,984,000
2,214,164,000
2,364,475,000
2,986,820,000
2,493,521,000
511,230,774
2,396,000
1,500,053,000
Apr
Apr 1
Total
9%-12 yrs.
separate
1,595,515,411
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
1,774,942,775
99.731+ *1.063
99.744
*1.013
1,501,274,000
99.731
*1 066
1,501,394,000
1,000,883,000
99.740+ *1.027
99.895+ *0.726
1,502,504,000
99.776
a
a
2,396,000
100
2
c
2 years
April
four
rate
9,020,406,774
months
on
series,
all
*0.886
511,230,774
100
12 years
for
2
8,109,278,926
2,339,935,000
for
*1.030
a
601,778,926
1,916,000 100
91-days
Total
*1.06G
99.750 + *0.955
100
48,391,178,780
bank
a
of
discount
which
SERIES
E—Beginning
were
May
basis,
changed
1,203,031,903
356,455,297
490,332,891
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
5,751,986,562
570,829,091
6,322,815,653
October—
424,210,596
6,664,020
430,874,616
857,475,665
82,957,165
437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
89,650,200
a
Comprised
of
threa
follows:
as
Overall
interest
rate
raised
2.9% to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher rate achieved by
shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond
from
end
10
to
years
9
years, 8 months.
of 6 months instead of one
year.
intermediate
doubled
from
SERIES
Individual
year.
$10,000
to
limit
$20,000
Interest
Also
starts accruing at tha
yield is higher in each
purchases has
been
the
annual
on
maturity
value.
H
(NEW)—New current income
bond, Series H, availabla
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded
semi-annually,
when held- to
maturity. Issued at par. Series H will mature in 9 yeara
months, with interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
and 8
at par any
H
time after 6 months from issue date,
has
individual
limit
annual
on
on
month's notico.
one
.purchase
$20,000.
of
SERIES J AND K—These
replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
as
of May
1, 1952.
Series J and K yield a return of
2.76%
when
held to maturity, instead
of the former rate of 2.53%
for F Bon 's
and 2.50%
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J
and
higher than those
c
previous
1953.
F
and
of
on
Treasury
Sale of
sold
held
data
at
Bonds,
notes
of
Series
Treasury notes of Series
par
and
accrued
maturity or two
of Treasury notes of Series
and
Annual
purchase
K
will
limit of Series
J
$200,000.
Saviijgs
to
at, par
G.
to
see
footnote
on
page
"Chronicle."
1952
Sale
are
if
of
combined is increased
June 30,
interest
terminated
was
B began
to
the
interest
years
"C"
A
began
on
May
15th
of
on
2617,
May
month
3
1
a-
approximates 2.47%.
Oct. 1, 1953 and are
on
l\
15, 1953. No:;
the
Sa 1*
soi l
accrued
interest to the 15th of the month and if he
to maturity or two
years, interest approximates $2.20 per month f<
each $1,000 note.- The sale of Series
C Treasury Savings notes was si
pended
note
Oct. 23,
on
on
1953. For previous data
1470, / October
page
19,
USE
Type of
Security
1953,
OF
on
Treasury notes,
"Chronicle."
Jan
7
91-day
Treas.
bills
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
Treas.
bills
Jan 28
91-day
Treas.
bills
U.
1
Savings Bds.
Depositary bonds__
1
Tax
1,500,348,000
1,500,528,000
1,501,661,000
1,500,313,000
S.
f
1+-7+
New
Accepted
Jan 14
see
I
FUNDS
Total Amount
Refunding
$
564,132,387
44,200,333
1952.
Indebtedm
$
1,500,348,000
1,500,528,000
1,500,749,000
1,499,879,000
912,LC )
434,00 I
561,229,600
561,229,CO')
1,213,000
1,213+'..)
940,432,830
November-
1,
from
Jan
15,362,643
1,501,440,000
1,916,000
91-days
Jan 21
1,580,152,768
99.733 + *1.053
91-days
4,272,995,562
49,789,700
Nine months—
1,501,048,000
8
Dated
Third quarter.
99.731
601,778,926
197,194,250 2,439,679,624
Second quarter.
99.732 + *1.059
1,501,139,000
1,501,159,000
2 years
1
2V2
1,500,798,000
15
*
10,540,950
624,958,430
614,225,924
___
c
Apr
For
47,300,782 1,770,700,810 '1,734,558,413 ,J- 98,757,525 1,833,315,938
1,723,400,028
2
March__
Apr
and K
576,914,161
15,372,739
100
Apr
-f!952-
16,141,452
Capital
a
1
,
Series
financing
Canada, its provinces
United
a
►
market in
fornia
515,108,480
634,000
8
Apr
564,414,602
'733,584,804
$16,586,843
'
'
-
2 V2
2»/3
Apr
$397,556,630
399,836,510
7,433,840
3,119,600
730,465,204
_______
1
for
♦Average
Total
<
Mar
Total
$4,139,700
1,893,703
397,942,807
556,980,762
April
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
12 years1
Mar
,
New
March
Mar 25
*0.y86
359,000,000 100
Apr 1-30
month
amounted
forth below:
set
2 Vz
Apr 1-30
latest
municipal financing for the first four months
1954
91-days
Mar 25
3,233,000,000 100
2,220,841,000
2,268,989,000
2,716,773,000
2,531,185,000
2,371,847,000
94-days
Mar 18
Total
15/a
Apr 22
the
April, 1953, the total
-
'
91-days
Mar 11
Mar 1-31
2V2
1,367,000,000 100
9y.7ol
515,108,480
91-days I
Mar 22
Mar 1-31
100
24,696,200,480
Mar 11
Mar 18
1%
2,367,000.000
February
4
99.741 + *1.024
100
100
4
capital
only $346,904,800 and for the like period in 1952
totaled
$454,045,124.
Mar
9^.774 + *0.893
1,500,145,000
l,5U0,7ol,000
5,645,000,000
634,000
Mar 10
$3,119,600 for refunding.
the^ current month's total with that
of
Refunding
New
70,653,000
502,084,724
March
used
Mar
remainder
*
314,624,478
April.
the
comparison
for
be
Feb 25
1,500,294.000
2 years
for
Yield
99.739 + *1.031
4,083,000,000 100
1,125,000,000 100
12 years
Mar 1-31 Mar 1
560,772,709
Total
$
486,689,232
May-
and
purposes
to
purposes.
——+1953
20,439,521
1,301,899,481
refunding
Long Island Lighting Co.,
Municipal financing in April amounted
804 of which $730,465,204 was raised
for
FINANCING BY MONTHS
521,025,292
;
March
of the
par
Total
be
CORPORATE
Refunding
$
466,249,711
cumulative preferred stock, series
E, of
Feb l
Price
$
1,500,268,000
359,000,000
7 yr.-9 mo.1
9%-12 yrs.
1
par;
of
Accepted
2,296,152,000
2,252,689,000
2,140,007,000
2,18y,285,000
5,645,000,000
2,367,000,000
1,367,000,000
3,233,000,000
4,083,000,000
1,125,000,000
91-days
Feb 10
Feb 1-28
30.93
/
91-day,s
'Feb 16
$100
stock
Amount
Applied for
Due
$
Feb 1-28
-1954-
First quarter—
the
$40,000,000 issue of the Owens-Illinois Glass Co;, 3 Vs %
sinking fund notes due in 1984; the $28,069,772 emission
of the Pennsylvania Power &
Light Co., made up of
704,917 shares of no par value common stock;
20.04
January
February
January—
February
for
totaled
and
figure
used
A
five-year table to determine
what part they played in
contributing to April's over-all
dollar volume, we note that
adhering to its past per¬
formance, public utility issues constituted $325,519,866,
or
than
more
April were represented by the $50,000,000,
3% first mortgage bonds, series Q, due
May 1, 1984 of
the Commonwealth Edison Co., of which
$40,000,000 was
raised for refunding purposes and
$10,000,000 is to be
shares of 4.35%
Separating
the
of
in
3%%
of
offerings during April of this
$185,715,924,
Offerings
floated
830,471,530
Jan
Jan
1,387,695,944
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
474,482,187
786,271,197
Fourth quarter.
2,249,443,739
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
2,118,229,049
216,807,698 2,335,036,747-
12 months
7,869,910,159
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
7,870,215,611
787,636,789
December.
Total
Feb
antic'n
for
notes_
January
6,565,292,600
6,001,504,000
563,788,6" )
1,500 268,000
1,500,268,000
1,500,066,000
1,500,145,000
8,657,852,400
228, CO
91-day
91-day
91-day
Treas.
Treas.
bills
1,500, 294,000
Feb 18
„
4
Feb 11
bills
1,500, 145,000
Feb 25
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500, 751,000
5,645, 000,000
Treas.
Feb
1
Ctfs.
Feb
1
Treasury
Feb
tRevised.
1
Ctfs.
1
Feb
Treasury
Financing
in
April
"Public
The Treasury announced on April 14 that on April 16,
cash tenders will be invited for $1,000,000,000 of Treas¬
tax anticipation bills. They will mature on Friday,
June 18, but will be accepted at face value in payment
of income and profits taxes due on June 15, 1954.
ury
The
$1,500,000,000 of tax anticipation bills issued
March 22 which will mature
on
June 24 will also be
on
ac¬
notice
is
of these bonds
may,
in advance of the
or
any
public notice will hereafter be given and
000.
cular
On Feb.
10, the Secretary of the Treasury issued two
public notices of call which
"Public
2Va%
notice
is
hereby
given that
all
outstanding
Treasury Bonds of 1952-55, dated Feb. 25,
due June
obligations
of
the
The
are
on
in
UNITED
STATES
Offered
Dated
Tax
Total
Mar
Due
S.
Depositary
antic'n
for
event
official cir¬
be
DURING
issued."
1,500,798,000
1,500,262,000
536,Gi)
Mar 11
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,139,000
1,500,689,000
450,06)
Mar 22
94-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,159,000
Mar 18
91-day Treas.
bills
1,501,048,000
1,500,538,000
91-day
bills
1,501,440,000
1,501,272,000
Mar
U. S. savings bonds
601,778,926
Depositary bonds—
1,916,000
1
1
Tax
for
91-days
2,607,917,000
1,500,348,000
99.668
91-days
2,321,110,000
1,500,528,000
99.662 + *1.336
re¬
Jan 14
Jan 21
91-days
2,558,601,000
1,501,661,000
99.695
*1.208
lowing
demption date, be offered the privilege of exchanging all
Jan 21
Jan 28
91-days
2,140,313,000
1,500,313,000
99.748
*0.998
the
Jan l
9%-12 yrs.
561,229,600
561,229,600
12 years
1,213,000
or any
part of their called bonds for other interest-bear¬
Jan 1-31
Jan 1-31
ing
obligations
public
notice
of
will
the
United
hereafter
States,
be
given
in
which
and
an
event
Jan
Jan 1-31
Jan 1
a
1,213,000 100
100
C
Total
for
January
In the
2
official
circular governing the exchange offering will be issued."
*1.314
a
2 years
6,565,292,600
1,916,CO
—
8,109,278,926
6,002,761,000
2,106,517,92)
on page
6)
%
7
in advance of the
168,CC)
601,778,9.. j
-
Yield
Jan
may,
510,CC >
'
Jan 14
bonds
March
(Continued
Price
7
these
Treas.
1,501,159,06)
antic'n notes-
Dec 30
"Holders of
515,970,48.)
bills
Jan
cease.
24,696,200,480 24.180,230,000
Treas.
1954
$
1
)
634,0C )
notes-
February
Amount
Accepted
$
515,f08~4C
634,000
91-day
Mar
Applied for
bonds
4
Total
June 15, 1954, on which date interest on such bonds will
359,000,000
515 108,480
U.
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds and
Amount-
359 000,000
1
Mar
FINANCING
1,125,000,000
bonds
savings bonds
1
Feb
oper¬
TREASURY
3,233,000,000
4,083,000,000
1,125 000,000
1,367,000,000
Mar 25
which
an
Depositary Bonds.
1942,
hereby called for redemption
States,
Treasury Department in April confined its
Date
15, 1955,
United
governing the exchange offering will
ations to the sale of
given in part below:
are
ing
4,083 000,000
Feb
re¬
part of their called bonds for other interest-bear¬
cepted in payment of income and profits taxes due on
June 15, 1954; thus making the total amount of Treasury
bills to be paid off out of June tax receipts, $2,500,000,-
bonds
bonds
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
5,645,000,000
2,367,000,000
bonds
1
Feb
2,367 000,000
1,500,751,000
1,367, 000,000
3,233 000,000
1
cease.
bonds
indebt'ness
Feb
Feb
"Holders
indebt'ness
of
Feb
hereby given that all outstanding
2Va% Treasury Bonds of 1954-56, dated July 22, 1940,
due June 15, 1956, are hereby called for redemption on
June 15, 1954, on which date interest on such bonds will
demption date, be offered the privilege of exchanging all
of
bills
the
we
compare
four months'
preceding,
comparison.
on
the fol¬
the April and
figures with those for
corresponding
years
year
comprehensive tables
pages
periods in the four
thus affording a five-
Total
$
50 ,0 0
460,7 90 87,950 175,809612
201,8690 52,0. 0 60,79205 126,0135 19,54 50
724,80 municpaltes.
Refundi g 86,790 3,7659170 4,92,90
--
95,473 40 64,9250 6,1 4,910 16,5360
$
-1950—
Total
Capit l ' 15,08 0 52,0 0 57,10 275 12,068325 19,54,50
Capit l 26,950 45,6 0
%
2,870 169,4.7250,
365,2940
60 .0 0
438,12750 105,79 5817,21983
90,145,0 23,06791 1,70 , 0
721,634
Total
$
638,59471 29, 0 28,49 1 1,70,0
159,43085 3,924,150 1,85 6 1,340, 0
1,645,80
26,95.0 205.18,05 3,924,150 16,385 6 5,83,450 730. 0 106,29580
60 ,0 0
857,394
142,61 209 12,708620 17,958 6
8, 14, 15
24,090
18,0 0 253, 1209 82,108620 20, 0 3o7Ti|8 6,50, 0 1,50 1.0 .0 37.549 15
Capit l 18,0 0 102,4850 69,40 0 6,179,375 18,57 0 3,06,0 1,50,0 1,0 ,0 26,~91376o
20 ,0 0
78,361 5 167 6 37,4156 45,045124 6,0 ,0
Total
Refundi g 36,2130 2,9467250 695,0 0
39,85420 i76 76 257,"19 6 1,937,21
Total
$
590,638 51,93863 12,734 69 20, 0 3785076
$
New
Total
'
20 ,0
$*
54,23 48,9238 12,0396 20, 0 3,¥50:6
748,50 8
460,79520 "19,43150 15,6314 15,0 0
$
625,306814 80,650 346,90480
Refundi g 3,806,250 irvo 'o o
34,70
Capitl 456,7320 27,49150 15,604 15,0 0
614,75864 15,2 0 32,5610
New
Total
S
396,510 15.0 , 0 98,0 5 87,0369 17,0 0
614,2594 189,430 73,5840
Refundi g 89,6450 2^49620
12,4 0 75,830 3,19,60
$
-1954
Capit l 306,850 15,0 0 75,1235 87,0369 17,0 0
$
OSUMFARY
502,8472 13,60 730,465204
New
Corp ate- Domestic—
Com on
Candi —
Com on
foreign- Short-em Com on
Other
60 ,0 0
50,1850 20,183 43,50 143,250 10, 0 '390, 0 35,0 0 38,10 0
Refundi g 2,0 0 10,72 0 1,493,0
2,0 ,0
$
—1952
Capitl 28,150 260,183 32,810 14,750 10, 0 390,0 35,0 0 36,10 0
147,059863.2tDhoCPmraeinvfdcs
OGARNUFPIDN
t
New
Total
Refundi g
-1953
$
2 5,0 0
23,10 18,94520 259,0 €1,450, 0 3,05,0 30,5 0
2,457,250 1,349,0
$
20 ,0 0 20 ,0 0
274,381650
"7
20 ,0 0 20 ,0 0
Total
$
-1
78,1294
250, 0
'
23," 720
1,6 4,952
30,254,89415,642,304
2152778,,.,3469030560
376251,2,964034
4.32 7650 83,16 875
24,090
18,0 0 245,10 29 7,28062 6,179,375 25176",38 857,394. 3,06,0 1,50,0 1,0 ,0 3,27.415 638.59 471
50,185.0 291,462 0 43,713 159,3 410 12,5086 390, 0 35,0 0
78,3615
2,0 ,0 39.8542.0
2,0 0 2,82,60 10,72 0 2,156,50 695,0
+
28,150 289,17 60 3,0213 157, 670 120,8360 390, 0 35,0 0 1.4750 73,265806
173,852 672458,3,500.814
475,0 0
23,10 197,0 46 28,452 0 43,064952 3,05 ,0
149,827
~6,734,70
6,734,70
6,734,70
72,0824 250, 0 23,52 0 1,64,952 30,25489 15,642304
8 ,50
7 9,0 0
16 ,0
17,8496 17,0932 7,684,590 42,036
15,o 75o 15,0 0
25,0 0 89,6450
2745 ,250 1,349,0
10,54 950
23.10, 190,27 64 475,0 279, 4 50 41,7592 3,05.0 30,254.89 45,692304
143,0925
614,758
164,2594
31,02 0 325,1986 32,790 12,50 0 94¥697352 7,84,590 1,936,0 -.8,50
'
108,36
2,49620 12,0 0 70,49620 4,65,0
12,4120
25,0
8 ,50
8 ,50
95,3 6 7 9,0 0 17,0932 7,684,590 161,0 0 42,036 163,2974 19,02 0 25,036 32,790 12,50 0 89.564,302 7,84,590 1,936,0 83, 876 502,8472
$
15,0 0 15,0 0
New
30725"47 45,692,
185,7924
2,49620
Capit l 19,02 0 159,670 32,0 0 12,50 0 72,45 0 10,00 1,75,0 26,3450 32,8650
CHAR TE
8,250, 0 4,82 ,0 13,82065 48~ (F,250 3,5O 7 6
3,641,250
8,96273 21 ,313 15,49760 20,81360 1,4750 36,95806
413,50
Refundi g 12,0 0 48,0 0 4,65,0
27,9150 05,473 40
894 304
31,02 0 207,6 0 32,0 0 12,50 0 7,10 0 10 ,0 0 1,75,0 51,3450
$
954-
460,7 9
58,7604 8,9 ,20
.is
17,5230
6 3,650 695,0 0
2, 82,60
43647515,702,4,18,523903220
6,314, 15
'
Capit l 23,10 18,94520 25,0 256,74 50 40,1 0 3,05,0 30,5 0 471,63270
$
24,090
91,278,7321 ,313 16,7)3410 21,50860 14750 36,95,806
3,806,250
New
2,50 , 0
857,394
142,6 09 7,80,620 70,47618
New
417,0 0
'
4,82 ,0 47¥n,250
$
t
2~47090
186,5340
8,6 4,7 0
. . agencis.-A 1,346928 bIfnuoctlayidnese Notes— — manufctrig— — hoeldticn.g, — Notes- — manufctrig hoeldting., — , — manufctrig— hoeldticng., — manufctrig hoeldticng., — securit—
AOFPRIL Lboonangno-tdteedrsmsShort-emPrefstorc—ekd stock bDooannnog-dtteedsrsmShort-emPresftorcked stock bLooannngo-tdteedrsms Presftorcked stock corpate
MONTH
60 ,0 0
$
67 ",0 80,2 76 452,10793 6,0 ,0
10,54 950 64,810. 23,648290
$
Refundi g 7¥50~,0 13,~82O765 53~jf,0 3,~5076 1,82 ,0
—1951
S93118510,,3,259879204674480fRtFfGBeHDIcoreohSSnaamvtadvgutsonrilcupmpnalemkdidtyelsf.. FCITMONUSTAOFNRHPYEPHINIERWEVADELS
VFFLMTMIGOAANFUOVYPHERCIERNPMDGLLT,S
Capitl
-1953
591,50
52,0 0 52,0 0
60 ,0 0
18,0 0 10,350 69,40 0 20. ,0 182,~057 0 6,~56O76O1.50 , 0 1,0 ,0 28,~7356O
410,8512 5734Y,50i 172,3918
$
New
-1962-
6ri*7~6 04 lYlY^O
52,150, 0 134,62540
83,16 875 v6o758 3,569,0
Capit l
FCOREPIGNAT,
4.570. 0 4,5 .450 730, 0
Refundi g 27,3 625 60 ,0 0 50,41 250 4,82,0
$
—1951
2, 37, 0
26,70,0 86,79.0
New
27,3820 263,84125 3,924,150 25,374 65 ,8 5,4 0 730, 0 13,58730
165,19 25 3,924,150 13,72.65 1,340, 0
52,0,0 52,0 0
and
■s
$
Refundi g 417,0 0 52,60 0 7,0 2,0
$
-1950-
New
Total
27,3820 98.265,0 1,6420 4,5 ,450 730, 0 78, 50, 0 21,4 50
t
*
Total
AOFPRIL
toal fdignuorest
.—
LBoonagn-Tdersm utiles— ecscoottpeall,,, Emqaunuipfcmtreenst anoide indaunstrdl beuildtcng.s, tInrtvareudstmisngn,, Miscelanous SBhooarnt-Tdesm util es Eqmuaniupfmtent aacensordi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Miscelan—ous
InBteraanioknlGSoCvaenrnmdiant forgoevernmig—nGLoaavntnd, Muncicpial—eStseP,s,Sotaens
eccsoottpealrl,,, Ittnrrvaeudstsmingn,, — utiles ecscoottpealrl,,,Eqmuainpufmceenst anodrieindausntrdil bueildtncgs, — ,—Itntrvraeusdtmsinng,,micelanous Railroa—ds utiles scecooattle,p'.lr,,Eqmuaniupfmceenst anordiendustal'd bueil;dtncgs, . Itntrrvaeusdtmsinng,,Miscelanous corpate
Railrods
Grand
Other Farm United
11
•
MONTH
•These
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
•
Ship ing
Railroads Public Iron,
Total
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron,
Total
Motors Other Land,Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
—
Total
'
000
400!
$
1,2395,0 132,75.0 16,542678 281,5612 19,54 50
3,0 ,0
Total.
1,843 7,640 10, 0 75.0 p0 425i6 ~O06 1,32.09,4720,3950
—
127,5 03 132,750
240,,0
30,6572 8,34.914 53,78 9*'—j5,147,086 29,043.951 24, 7218 451,0784 241.9 ,60 1,0572, 28,4164 140,T¥89 56.192536 14,270 ~¥do7b o 31.543,951 278,49 718
50, 0
21,76084 3,642,65
—_
241,9 60 716.25,0 20,36750 86,359 0 51,045 0 14,03 0 "Yo lobo 2,50,0 126,7 50
$
1,25904,8
4,80 , 0
::::
—•
—-
Refundl g 317,43962 50. ,0 20,745 1 5,249,3 0
39,7-1867 10, 0 75,0 0 38725*.0 16,70 269 1,895,0
$
-1950-
Refundl g 67,8 10 163, 4862 2,547,0 49,70 3,60 , 0 1,0 ,0 29,3450 317,43962
-1950$
—
—
*
62,1538 82,3750 145,79 263 276,31572 19,54 50 "Yod.o o
New
Total
$
1,704256,8
834,375
3,60 ,80 192,5 093 61,8705 2,50 , 0
3,0 ,0
2,71 6,935 514,"25.76O 75,61384 1,70,0
834.375
Capit l 1,5870 3 3,06,0 1 ,30479 35,8735 2,50,0
New
893.132
14,570 903, 590 79,40 0 29,18750 2,84.0 471, 2 50 15,930 2,75,0 1,0 ,0 9073~0,b 1,7 56,82
t
2,50 , 0 —
2,0654,07 1675.0 720,96.314 1,70C,0
_
-
106,0 0
-
—
———
1,90 , 0
——
60 ,0 0
$
——
_
—
Refundi g 18,3970 28,037 0 137820,65 45,~320745 3,087270 7, 34,50 17,8157
$
_1951
5,0 ,0 1.4507 8 50, 0 2,10 0
5.960, 0 190, 42 429,73485 25,0 0 3.8507 50 7, 50- 0
4,80 , 0
Capit l 96,0 0 875,980 79,40. 0 15,36.875 2,84.0 425,810 893,132 12,0410 2,75,0 1,0 ,0 1,5947,30
206,7328 3079 ,0 3475~9o7b 36,8750
$
$
Total
174, 50 52,63018 17,489750 36,1950 47, 540 13,0 0 ~¥db, ob 2,50,0 97,31560 941,7608$
$
New
5,0 ,0 l.TsYo i 50. 0 53,0 0
Refundi g 17,8157 60 ,0 0 80,95430 7,97,0
Total
Capit l
1,4968,73
$
—1951
86,20 1,3560,138 18,50 0
—-
Capit l
—
$
7,5 0 82,3750
60 ,0
106,0 0
—
New
160,8463 6,12,813
132,140 1,450, 8
27,96 0 4,82,0 50,361250
5,065. 0 23,5480 69.481,90
1,0 ,0 3,06,0
20 ,0 0
3,0 ,0 195,0 0 —
174, 50 .326570 25,8746 86,74 3 52,9 536 13,270 ': ~¥o ,b O 31.5491 198,5621.
5,065, 0 261,5708 74,30910
1,0 ,0 3,60 , 0
—
25,94805 67.8 10 185.39 702 2,547,0 53,82465 3,690, 0 1,0 ,0 7936,50
240, 0
308.96432 8,34,914 50,14 934 5,147.086 29.043951 23,65 718
50, 0
591,0-
37I¥o]9 O 43,8 1 70
8RS
425,130
56,41053 19,52 0 1,6802, 8 153,7091 29,18750 2,84,0 632,08 74 7.05.945 16.04S10 4,175,08 1,0 ,0 3.I8Q.90 135,7180
1,0 ,0 4,793,053 8,95130
10,4328 6,12,813
132,140 1,450, 8
18,3970 56,0 0 4,82,0 13,82065 957681",70 3,8720 co 12,57 53
27180,9 0 39,-048 17
10,250 1, 406 8 148, 190 15.36,875 2,84,0 536,4018 7.05,945 12,73140 4,175,08 1.0 .0 2.180,9 123,04 17
1.000
467,250
EMFATF3YSNOITUPEIHDNVRAU0HIRNLSESD 13,982.40,675173528,,8.347644986ir160057
FAMTFLMEA3FIG^NUNOOPAHVIDECRVRU0NPDMLSGSLT, 4483,536,59573209089163.8721,*604572;*'';+";':T•■j•-„.tDR{fSeftGBoFh{caIvromnamehavtulousdingrnripcpmfdidlakeyls >
1,95841,97
2.61,7.23
Refundi g 130,9215 6,9247650 695,0
New-Capitl •<< 1,8274952 5,960 183,975 2 429,03854 25.0 0
3.~85O7 65 7, 50. 0
$
26,0 0 29,1607 1
1,79506,2
:
■
-1958 Refundi g 49,7 2 0 6/10 , 0 1,369,03
$
407320 120, 3650 193.0 43 1,230.95,60 7,30. 0
2,396.07,24
<
.
Total 2, 0 , 0 178. 6,7 5 36 , 2386
sljor'o 412,30 1,54279.63 2,0 ,0
;
57,841732 1870 ,0 381,740 48,92 05
Capitl 1,74593218 2,0,0 172.08,75 362,5483 26,0 0 29,T6~0,61
6780, 0 30749 b0 2,0 0
1,4938705
s
2,38165,92
New
Total
$
-
1,3487251 18,40 0 219,70539 36,136751 72,0 0 ~6~o~o
218,604 30,9150 16,58 43
$
FCORPEIGANT,
£
-60Q.Q0
capital $. 1,6923,61 18,40 0 18,0913 62,83175 72,0 0
.
.
.
1,803.9425 68,0 0 69,260 185,3~O-6b0. 2,078 5,03 13,250
SOUM AFRY
3*0
-
2,0 59,6 98,0 0 69.26,0 489,Yl~56o 2,09532,46 13,250
305,0 0
-1954 Refundi g 179,6052 38,69 ^20
New
S
2,483.065498
:
-stock#.— notes stock-.—^4 notes.
12,650 692,56 283.06,50 1,09,10 579,43L0 15,9831 4,860, 0 37,0 0
$
Refundi g 2,0 0 1,20,0 10,78 QO 79,2160 6,457,925
-1958
138,6175 lI768~,bo 467,T85~6bo 235,162 0
$
-1952-
Total
5276bl0 120, 3650 60,38540 1,4652780 7,20,0
293,.8760541~'"■-PCramouvnicpledts
NewCapitl •. 9,2650 691,056 27,1065 1,09.10
:t
=*„-■
'
Total .
•$
50.29,8 145306
134,860 7,0 8122,9,,5349520600
1,98341,97
$
9,567,802 1,349,0
—
130,9215
2,56,0
1QL52;40 1,85249
147,5 0 591,84520 35.75.0 56.07, 0 175,089 8,918.50 25,0 0 1,0 0 270,850 1,$2 306,92
Refundi g 31,0 0 4,30 , 0
-1953
2,56 ,0
—
—
26,39176 21,93 78 250,19763 0,2780
——
20 . 0
—
—
.
5,9.60,
,
.
2
Capit l 16,540 587,14520 35,7 0 56,02398 174,590 8,918,50 25,0 0 i7o 76o 267,1890
20 ,0 0
50 ,0 0 50 ,0 0
17,40 0 18,40 0
New
ICNSOREPUWEAT
GOROUPFING
125,860 850,2 0 37,0 0 12,50 0 1274(1,52 17,0 8,148,0 1,0 0 130,54 0
t
1,725348
426,960
1,42078;5
Refundi g 21,50 0 95,38 0 2,159 21 2748210 38,07 39 179,6052
-1954
$
721,025
1,39260
9,265.0 957,30827 293,56478 1,09,10 7496(1 3 175,2816 4,860. 0 38,92 15 1.47560 15,4968
624,15
147,5 0 942,10.37 41,82 05 643,29 80 21,89^621 9,208,50 25,0 0 6.9471835307,19 536
571,04
8,069.03
31,0 ,0 1,64805 9,567, 02 2,07,025
3,5 6,10
290. 0
342,9872 6,046,025 7,02 80 36. 169 65794,835 34,52 36 563,41674 16.54,0 930.45,302 41,82 05 63.725,198 210,8 596 9.?08,5no 25,0 0 6,947835 30,643 6
2,0 ,0 2, 0 , 0
Total
2,0 0 3,482,60 1,68340 82,90 25 7,152,95
264,1096 20,94.78 246,81. 3 29,53.80 1"{23,125 IMTSIo 50,14 69
7,348,0 5
3,5 6,10 49,72 0
632, 596 12.65,0 961,2347 304,9 87 1,09,10 832,¥9~L163 182,4 1 4,860, 0 38,923.15 1.4750 162,8946
7,619 50
290, 0
3507286,7 6,046,025 7,02 80 37,82.71 65,947,835 4,52 36
ro d,0 0 2, 0 , 0
4
$
1,9237125 UATSIo 50,14 69
2, 82,60 963,40 3,678,650 695,0
3,0 ,0 195,0
~20 70 0
5,960, 0
224
503,181 38 ,50 173,2 4
349,5 891 4,620, 0 62,35268 35, 198 2,47 90 107,8 142 583,4214 126,9160 1,957.01 41,920 12,50 0 190,35.789 153,810 8,651,981 1,38 50 2,47.90 25,74 12
173
28,9620
¥0,060
2 5^0
2,381659
2,0596
21,50 0 124,38120 2,39521 270,0 47, 8739 218,604
9,70 60 39,0120
Capit l
New
ACHANRCDTER
'Stae# 104,365782 1,5-0 3107, 84 510 92,4651 50, —;- :17,40 426.9P0358,1 62,853190863.517,24 9081 104,796538 201, 6809,2153 .8,61507324 ,9
.Rank.— Govermt —.agencisd Posein.^ 4,2850*9* .bfuontaydie# 30 N$ote;s*—•,. .— manufctrig— ■ hoeldticng., 1,2436 manufctrig— — —hoeldtcin.g, 18,40 — manufctrig . —hoeldticn.g, 54,09 ^ manufctrig ,hoeldticng.2765 1,8039425
EA4N'MPDORNTIHLSCorpate—tDomestic-bLoonangno-tdetrdesm*Short-em|Pr«(setoicr«—k-dCom nC1a'•din,—.bLooanng-dtesrmSnort-.e,mPrefstocrke—d ,foreign— bLoonagn-rtedirm*Short-e—m stock.-i— cj.orpateInteraionlCandian.TogrovaeringmntLGooayn.;Muncicpiatl—eStses,,Staes toal.—*" . fdIingnculoruoedste MEAONPNDRTHILS LBonoagn-Tdersm — utiles— cecsooptteal,,l,Emqanuuifpcmtreesnt anoid—inadunstrdl — beutilcd.n—gs, -— —_ Itrnuvses,-tmadinng Miscelan-jo.us - BNSohoatoersnt-—Tde#m utile-—s esccootptearl,,l,manuf•Equipment, aacensordi inadunstdrl bueiltdc.n—g.s, Ship—i„n.—gv,tItnrrvaeudstsmngn,,Miscelanous — '-, - utiles-seccotoetpallr,,,Eqmuaniupfmceenst anodri indausntrdlLir--bueiltdcn.-g#, s_. tItnrrvauesdtsminng,,Miscelanous ; — utiles—. eccsotoptearll,,,Eqmuaniupfmceenst anodries indausntrdl •- bueil;dtncgs, ttInrrvauedsstmingn,,Miscelanous cseQcrupr.iotiate
Grand- •These
otal
T
•
*
Railroads Public Iron,
Tota—l
Tot„l
a
"'
Com on O.ther Pref red Com on
•
>
-
«
*'•
•
'
J
§
OtherFarm
*
United
4
■
Motors Other — Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Public Iron; Motors Other Land,
Oil
A
Stocks—
Total-
Railroads Public Iron,"
Motors Other — Land; Rub er Ship ing
Oil
otal—
T
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
).«*»■■((
<3
I HI
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(250)
}3,000,000 Community
(Continued from page 3)
Security
.
$
1,500,672,000
1,500,672,000
1,501,274,000
1,500,053,000
1,500,428,000
1,501,394,000
.
$
1,500.053,000
-
.
Refunding
$
Dated
Indebtedness
1,501,394,000
bills
bills
bills
bills
bills
bills
Apr
1
91-day Treas.
Apr
3
91-day
Treas.
Apr
15
91-day
Treas.
Apr
22
91-day Treas.
Apr
27
Apr
29
52-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
U. S. savings bonds
Depositary bonds._
1
Apr
Apr
antic'n
Tax
1
Apr
bank
til,000,000
for
511,230,774
four
7,502,860.000
1,517,546,774
4,703,823,780
9,020,406,774
&
&
Co.,
Co.;
Placed
43,347,000
Notes
302,513,000
101,163,000
and
t259,166,000
172,192,000
l.
Halsey,
by
for
71,029,000
Inc.
Co.
Hendrix
Electric
Mayes,
&
Broome
Co.,
and
accrued
Co.;
for
expansion
interest.
Kidder,
Telephone
J,
due
for
Feb.
101.467%.
Price,
& Co.;
Dillon &
Eastman,
Freres
&
Co.;
capital
April
1,
make
advances
Price,
102.596%
1979.
Goldman,
Lynch,
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone
&
1984.
Purpose,
Co.; Paine,
Co.; Stroud &
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Laurence
Janney
Webber,
&
Jackson
&
February73,773,000
24,050,000
49,723,000
man
153,823,000
142,345,000
11,478,000
Brothers;
227,596,000
166,395,000
61,201,000
Certificates
M.
Notes
__——
Ripley
Co.
All
Inc.;
Total
February
Oil
Co.
&
due
through
10-year
sinking
land
March—
Certificates
189,283,000
—
229,000,000
134,474,000
$28,020,000
investments
in
March
for
April—
•
Power
and
*$1,575,000 Fifteen
for
164,000,000
115,727,000
Robinson
116,700,000
$68,850,000
Byrd Brothers;
327,577,000
46,877,000
280,700,000
«&
for
four
months—
•Comprises sales
to
and
notes
and
Old
and
Age
Retirement
Zone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund,
Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Fund,
Federal
Deposit
Insurance
Corporation,
and
and Loan Insurance Corporation.
tNet retired.
System,
Insurance
Savings
*1,000,000
BUILDINGS.
Hundred
Walter
Walnut
*1,500,000
ETC.
Street
1,
'
*15,000,000
1,
1955
Western
dated
1969,
to
to
to
Offered
Price,
maturity.
Pressprich
Co.,
Wells
*12,000,000
&
Inc.;
Illinois
Co.,
&
Illinois
Co.,
Price,
at
John
Public
Hancock
Insurance
Aetna
and
June
accrued
Co.;
Life
Yantis
Co.;
&
Co.,
according
Inc.;
E.
Haupt
Service
due
interest.
Life
Insurance
Connecticut
New
Co.;
1,845,000
International
England
Benefit
Great
and
Life
Mutual
Insurance
certificates,
inclusive.
from
by
$4,575,000
series
FF,
Purpose,
1.80%
Blair,
to
due
for
Pacific
25/r%
Ry.
to
and
equipment
trust
&
series
Pacific
NN,
Purpose,
1.30%
for
to
Salomon
2%%
Co.
due
equipment
annually
April
construction.
new
2.75%,
according
1,
to
&
Hutzler; Drexel
and Stroud &..Co., Inc.
&
PUBLIC
working
capital.
Price,
&
70%
of
principal
Offered
amount.
Penn
April
due
E,
Utilities
1984.
Co.
Purpose,
4%
for
privately with John Hancock
first
new
Mutual
mortgage
Sons;
Co.
D,
Co.
Power
&
Light Co. 3!/8%
first mortgage bonds,
F, due April 1, 1984. Purpose,
refunding ($8,000,000)
new capital
purposes ($10,000,000). Price, 100.486%
and accrued interest.
Offered by Lehman
Brothers; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc.; Blair, Rollins &
Co. Inc.; Cohu & Co.;
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; First
ston,
Lemon
&
Metropolitan
Paine,
Co.;
St.
Webber.
Kaiser & Co.;
Louis
Jackson
£?• Inc% Reinholdt &
Stetson
Co.;
Securities
Company, Inc.,
J.
Curtis;
J.
C.
due
&
&
Co.;
&
Co.
Q,
due May
new
accrued
!
Go
*17,000,000
Reserve
'
i
'
J*
*
I*'
i
interest.
:
!
!
}
•'
Indianapolis
Co.;
Linn;
Cook
Barret,
Inc.;
L
scribed
Richard
&
Co.;
Fitch.
W.
North
Clarke
<fc
&
Co.;
Corp.;
Gardner; Rodman
C.
F.
Sterne,
Casseil
Agee
and IrVlne J' Rlce & Co'' Inc'
&
&
&
Purpose,
bonds,
series
construction.
new
Offered
by
Hornblower
Wells
&
Co.;
&
t
mortgage sinking
due May
1, 1965.
working
for
by
$100
of
capital.
without
company,
Corp.
Offered
Corp.,
April
1,
Finance
3%%
Co.
T.
&
Feibleman
J.
subordinated
Purpose,
Feb.
due
notes
Placed
for
interest.
accrued
promissory
Purpose, for working capital.
working
Gearhart
6%
1966.
and
10
and
and
by
and
America
of
due
A,
debentures
of
improvements
for
unit.
per
1,
privately with
investors.
(James),
serially
April
capital
Inc.
institutional
5V4%
capital
1957-1966,
1,
notes,
inclusive.
expansion.
and
Placed
series
Purpose,
due
A,
work¬
for
privately
through F. Eberstadt &
investors
with
five
Inc.
Co.,
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
and Including Five
Weeks;
&
&
Pollock
E.
Co.,
to
and
*$15,000,000
General
nated
Van
first mortgage bonds, series
bank
repay
and
loans
and
for
Northwestern
with
Massachusetts
;\
Farm
new
Mutual
Mutual
COAL, COPPER,
Iron
and
and
Dec.
for
Glore,
Loan
v
'
Ltd.
general
first*
4>/2%
1967.;
1,
v
Price,
New
'
at
May
Loan
fiscal
MANUFACTURERS
(Preferred
stocks
ferred
stocks
American
privately with
through Kuhn,
G.
($800,New-
G.
New
due
1954.
1,
capital.
Price, at par.
New
York,
fiscal
consolidated
dated
May
repay
to
commercial
funds
for
Offered
for the
and
Federal
due
May
Farm
1,
1959.
bank
borrowings and to
operations.
Price,
100%>
and
by
Macdonald G.
Newcomb,
lending
interest.
agent
1954
3,
banks.
small
a
Loeb
institutional
of
group
of
of
stated
a
no
offering
Power
&
loans
and
share
and
&
MANUFACTURING
AND
Engineering,
sinking
3Vs%
Inc.
fund
Drffy-Mott
Co., Inc. 4%%
promissory
Purpose, refunding ($1,300,000)
1969.
capital
($800,000).
Insurance
Co.
of
Owens-7/linois
1984.
tal.
New
Glass
privately
note
due
and
for
with
Sept. 1.
working
the Mutual Life
York.
3Vs%
Co.
sinking
fund
notes
due
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working capi¬
Placed
group
of
Sessions
privately with
pension trustees.
Clock
inclusive.
inventories.
Verson
1966.
Placed
Co.
Purpose,
Placed
Allsteel
Purpose,
serial
for
for
new
Co.
company
and
a
due
March
equipment
and
through
M.
J.
promissory
general
notes
corporate
privately through Goldman, Sachs
&
1,
1956-1963,
to
Louden,
due
purposes.
Co.
increase
Inc.
Oct. 1.
Placed
Securities
\
s/ 280,038
Central
mon
$22
Butcher
Marache
&
Louisiana
stock
while
par,
pre¬
stock
common
are
70,000
Offered
Corp.;
Bear,
Ball,
Stearns
shares
by
4.32%
of
Purpose,
Price,
to
repay
$101,647
Lehman
Burge
& Co.;
&
per
Broth¬
Kraus;
Blunt
Ellis
&
Co.;
Electric
Co.,
Inc.
12,729 shares
of
com¬
Purpose, for new construction. Price,
Offered by company to the public without
(par $5).
share.
underwriting.
per
4,000,000 Empire District Electric Co. 40.000 shares of 4%% cumu¬
lative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay bank
leans and for new construction.
Price, at par and accrued
dividends.
notes
privately
Press
insurance
an
at
Sherrerd; Byrd Brothers; GranIra Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.;
Henry-Seay and Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; The Milwaukee Co.; Prescott,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.; Sills,
Fairman &
Harris,
Inc.; Swiss
American Corp., and E. L. Villareal & Co.
Simmons;
bery,
ties
Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Securities
Corp.;
Estabrook
& Co.;
Riter &
Co.;
Wertheim
&
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan-W.
B.
Hibbs
&
Co., Inc., and G. H. Walker & Co.
dividends.
Williams & Co.;
Baxter,
by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone & Webster Securi¬
American
American
ers;
Co.
(par $100).
construction.
for^new
accrued
taken
UTILITIES
Light
bank
INDUSTRIAL
are
all classes of
and
prices.)
PUBLIC
$$7,000,000 Arkansas
)00,0QC
value
par
value
par
their
at
in¬
Co.
&
computed
Underwritten
*1,500,000
1955.
1,
*
consolidated
1.35%
and
.Newcomb,
2V4%
Banks
deben¬
tures due May 1, 1979.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for
working capital.
Price,
100%
and accrued interest.
*500.000
Banks
working
preferred stock
$15,000,000 Combustion
*40,000,000
Macdonald
STOCKS
OTHER
*2,100,000
by
1954
3,
MacDonald
bonds
accrued
privately with institutional investors through A. E.
Co., Inc. and Dominion Securities Corp.
Feb.
due
»
provide
&
consolidated
1.45%
and
agent.
additional
Land
Purpose,
t
working
and "new money"
agent.
71,000,000 Federal
($12,($4,750,000).
subordi¬
for
investors.
Agency Issues
1954
Credit
May
junior
Purpose,
Banks
Offered
fiscal
dated
by
3,
par.
3%%.
institutional
($75,830,000)
York,
for
Offered
refunding
purposes
with
|Credit
Intermediate
Purpose^,
sinking
mortgage
Purpose,
corporate
Co.
dated
debentures
•
Corp.
1957.
1,
and Government
Intermediate
41,800,000 Federal
&
April
privately
Purpose, refunding
\
ETC.
Forgan
Acceptance
due
Placed
debentures
first mortgage bonds, series A,
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
Mines,
due
Motors
notes
$76,630,000 Federal
Life
Co. 4'/4%
1980.
Years)
MISCELLANEOUS
The
cumulative
Co.,
Leach;
de¬
1969.
P,
Price,
Halsey, Stuart
Wm.
Thomas
Co.;
privately
Co.
STEEL,
bonds,
vestors
&
°versub"
units
$101
Talcott
ing
Co.,
Staats
publicly
Purpose,
series
capital.
Barney & Co.
Placed
Share
Reinholdt
*2,500,000
Co.;
Transportation
Corp.
4%
equipment
certificates, series 53, to mature quarterly to and
including April
1,
1974.
Purpose,
for new
equipment.
and
Corp.; Pacific Northwest
& Co., Inc.; Van
Alstyne, Noel
vvatling, Lerchen & Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
Newhard,
i
&
R.
31,
subordinated
convertible
de¬
250,000 shares of common stock
and
in
Finance
1969.
Co.,
&
first
and
and
Price, 100%
capital, etc.
by John C. Kahn Co.
institutional
trust
Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Bond
1969,
stock.
*4,000,000 Seaboard
Co.
EQUIPMENT
&
Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American
Securities corp.; Blair, Rollins
& Co.
Inc.; L. F. Rcthsch ld1 & Co.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Alex. Brown
& sons;
Estabrook & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; Fulton, Reid &
Co.; Riter & Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; H. Hentz &
Co.;
Rhoades &
5%
1950
loans
Inc.; Hunter Securities
Oversubscribed.
Offered
Of¬
May
»
Prudential
Co.;
McGlone &
Scranton
mortgage
for
Co.;
&
Mullaney,
&
Placed
1,
*$12,500,000 General
Corp
Securities
Loeb,
M.
W.
■
Steep Rock
Ames
Offered
Co.;
M
:
100.3948%
first
3%
Schwabacher
Mining
June
Placed
Co.
Price
100,000
Co.
comb,
fund
first mortgage bonds, series
Purpose, refunding ($40,000,000) and
($10,000,000).
Otis,
&
new
&
due
6%
Inc.
Price,
working
interest.
sold.
coupon
underwriting.
1,
Offered
cents)
of
due
for
Barney
Carl
Co.;
William
interest.
Bruce
Co.;
Noel
1979.
Smith,
Inc.;
Union
i
1984.
accrued
Chas.
Inc.;
bank
due
1974.
privately with a group of life insurance companies, includ¬
ing Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co., ; through
&
by Glore. Forgan & Co * Blyth
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman
R'ipley &
Co
Inc ; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & CoSmith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities
&
I
1,
construction
and
Bretscher
All
Oversubscribed.
Purpose,
accrued
Heller,
IRON,
?50 000,000 Commonwealth Edison
Co. 3%
for
loans
and
Inc.
May
Park,
10
shares
construction.
bonds
"Dftcon
unsecured
purpose,
Services,
(par
through
due
of
repay
bentures
program.
$207,670,000
Co.;
Stroud
Magnolia
000.
&
Corp.;
Rothschild
bonds
Smith,
Carl
&
Co.;
&
Inc.
1984.
Insurance
Meeds*
Pierce
due
capital.-
new
stock;
plant.
other
general
corporate
principal amount.
Offered by
without
dated
100%.
at
of
racing
of
underwriting.
Whipple & Co.; Robert W.
Insurance.
John¬
Bissell &
Rauscher,
Strauss
s.
Wheat
Ellis
Weeks*
Hanseatic
York
Gardner; L. F.
Corp.;
and
Laird,
New
&
Green,
Price,
1954
$1)
(par
shares
by
3V2%
■
due Jan.
Corp., ,3%
promissory notes
for working capital.
Placed
institutional Investors.
Gas
to
100
Co.
bonds
operation
April
privately
Acceptance
1959.
bonds
and
due
&
stock
common
Offered
1,
100%
public,
1,
Purpose,
through
Placed
-
Securities Corp.
Colo.
June
$32,000,000
for
&
fund
unit.
debentures,
and
Corp.;
Bacon,
Harris,
Co.
series
of
Michigan Corp.; Foster & Marshall;
Andeison; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblower
Nov.
April
due
debentures
mortgage
of
and
Hunter
Price,
to
notes
equipment'"and
Motors
45,000 Household
Co.
mortgage
bank
repay
McDonald
Power
1,
Inc.;
ns.ooo 000 Central
and
due
Placed privately with
first
101.931%
Inc.;
Loeb
&
&
construction.
bonds,
Insurance
for
interest.
privately
capital.
first
bonds
Denver,
for
Inc.;
Placed
Life
to
*1,250,000 Western Kentucky Gas Co. 4%
by
construction.
and
amount.
Securities
Co.;
and
Alstyne,
Co.
California-Pacific
series
and
dated
company
of
per
Inc.
Genkrfd
*15.000,000
mortgage
debentures
accrued
through Reynolds
shares
construction
Club,
capital
Inc.
6'%
Inc.
$1,000
$1,150
purposes.
mortgage
Inc.; Boettcher & Co.; Cooley & Co.; H. Hentz
Fairman
250,000)
*2.000. 000
of
for
Placed
working
for
140,000
bentures
2,500,000
3%
Co.
mortgage
3'/j%
Co.
Purpose,
&
Milwaukee
&
UTILITIES
Telephone Corp. 6% 10-year convertible
debentures,
due 1964.
Purpose, for expansion and
first
loans
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Co.,
&
trust
C,
Tellier
Price,
Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Dick & Merle-Smith; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Robert Garrett
831,020.000
series
units
and
200,000 Denver
and
W. Scranton &
33/e'%
Price,
Weeden
due
Alaska
in
Laurence M. Marks: & Co., and
Telephone
and
promissory
6V2%
Plan
Downs,
1964
3%%
Mutual,
Purpose,
first
100%
Co.
refunding.
Purpose,
Investors
Purpose,
Co.,
construction.
&
Co.
&
Finance
1964.
1,
&
Corp.
Purpose,
1,400,000 Cahokia
to repay bank loans and
102.461'%
Price,
bank
Light
&
Union
100.50'%
*$15,000,000
$270,000
3'/8%
Co.
Purpose,
of principal
Nevvburger,
Life
maturity.
Offered
by
&
Co.; Union Securi¬
Bros.
ties Corp.,
1,
with
&
Sold privately to five
Ind. 3%-3%% first mort¬
1955-1964, inclusive.
Purpose,
15,
Price,
C. Ziegler
Dillon
Noonan,
first
new
1974|.
Budget
institutional investors.
13
Loewi
due
certificates
certificates,
1955-1969, inclusive.
Price,
to
yield
from
Co.
repay
1984.
Co.;
$12,000,000 West
May 14, 1955-1969, inclusive.
Purpose, for
equipment.
Price,
to
yield
from
1.45'%
to
2.80%,
$7,905,000 Southern
for
Sold
$51,345,000
Co.
according
to
maturity.
Offered
by
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.;. R. W, Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Gregory
& Son,
Inc., and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
of
by
Inc.;
annually
new
to
Baird & Co.,
Offered
Williams
trust
*600,000
All sold.
3%%
Mexico
Purpose,
Electric
1984.
Allyn & Co.,
Sills,
maturity.
Baxter,
1,
mortgage bonds due
construction, etc.
Placed
new
New
1984.
and Chas.
Edison
1,
Co.;
Life
Insurance
equipment
Co.,
Power
C.
&
Insurance
Co.
2%%
&
bank
Lafayette,
April
Loan
Eastman,
first
principal amount.
England
construction.
with
General
Life
Co.l 'Weeden
&
Inc.
4,/2%'
Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mackall
Brothers
Phila.,
Purpose, to repay
and working capital.
$1,775,000
investors.
101.42%
fered
A.
May 1,
1955-1969,
equipment.
Price,
to
yield
Inc.
for
of
1,
of
New
group
$15,000,000 Utah
annually
according
Cl
&
RR.
new
3.05%;
Rollins
Northern
due
Northern
Thomas
4%
Stern
Inc.;
by B.
-$25,000,000 Beneficial
Co.;
Copeland
Patterson,
Co.,
&
a
Metropolitan
Life
1,
Freeman
1987.
Purpose, for new construction
privately
with
institutional
investors
Price,
&
The
Co.;
Mullaney,
privately
Co.:
Mutual
Offered
accrued in¬
Offered by Equitable Securities Corp.; Lee Higgin-
1,
May
Connecticut
Co.;
&
Co.
construction
Southern
and
+
Co.
April
April 1,
Purpose,
Inc.
Placed
new
*14,000,000 Toledo
W.
R.
Pollock
&
Co.;
&
& Co.;
Placed
mortgage 30-year 4'A%
1982.
Purpose, refunding.
1,
Insurance
Mutual
&
Co.
Wm.
Ira
&
Corp.;
Hirsch
Co.;
&
Putnam
consolidated
due
Mutual
Life
3.00%,
to
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Coke
Purpose,
100.46%
April
trust
annually May
for
new
equip¬
Stuart
Hutchinson.
S.
RR.
and
par
Insurance
Son,
F.
D,
Co.;
Co.,
Freeman
&
and
rseries
1.65%
Halsey,
McMaster
Central
bonds,
by
equipment
due
and
Purpose,
from
yield
Greogry
Co.;
1954
inclusive.
ment.
27/a%
Ry.
1,
May
Wells
son Corp.; Hirsch & Co.;
Cooley & Company.
i
RAILROADS
North
Equitable Securities
Schmertz
&
1974.
terest.
'
&
April
Williams
Baxter,
clue
construction.
Co.;
/
Corp.,
1969.
company.
Parish,
bonds
new
All sold.
due
due
improvements
privately with
Later Than Five Years)
certificates,
Co.;
&
Stokes & Co.;
Gas
institutional
Maturing
'
bonds
&
Bodine;
&
for
Boniface
gage
for
note
insurance
an
St.
200,000
W.
Co.;
Cleve¬
Cook
Crouter
mortgage
&
and
to
Clayton Securities Corp.; R. L. Day & Co.;
C.
R.
bonds due
t
Robert
Reid
The First
mortgage
loan
Harri¬
privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co."
for
$$4,695,000 Chicago
first
$8,000,000 Southern Indiana Gas &
V
first
Inc.; B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Portland
June
Capital Flotations
During April, 1954
(Issues
Townsend,
Heller, Bruce
Price,
Long-Term Bonds and Notes
loans.
by
Co.;
Fulton,
Newhard,
Co.;
&
&
Bache
Co.;
bonds
Details of New
&
Stone
& Co.;
Inc., and Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Postal
Service
3'/a %
Mullaney,
Inc.;
Co.;
Fund,
Federal
Foreign
Offered
Watts & Co.;
Masten
Merle-Smith;
Coe;
Kendall,
Survivors Insurance Trust Account.
Fund.
&
Co.,
certificates
notes;
Retirement
Savings
Life
Federal
to
Service
Canal
fl47,796,000
1,214,245,000
series certificates
Adjusted Sefvice Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
sold
Civil
1,066,449,000
special
of
&
Company;
&
Total
E.
Co.
47,850,000
April
bank
repay
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construc¬
tion.
Price, 102.461%
and accrued interest.
Offered by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Anderson & Strudwick; Aspden,
Dick
Total
Hayden,
DeHaven
279,727,000
—
—„—i.'
to
interest.
McDonald
Co.; Baker,
Co.;
bonds, series
working capital.
Allen & Co. on
basis.
LAND,
1984.
...
Certificates
Notes
$67,737,000
363,474,000
295,737,000
&
and
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc, and Mackall & Coe.
$20,000,000 Ohio
Total
Inc.;
&
Corp.;-A.
Eioren
$39,717,000
106,454,000
——
Notes
Co.,
&
Co.;
fund
31, 1964.
Purpose, for
(flat).
Offered by Lynch,
100'%
"best-efforts"
a
6%
March
Price,
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lehman
G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co.
Clark
W.
&
Freeman
&
OIL
B,
sinking fund debentures due
accrued
Hallgarten & Co.;
Balrd
E.
for
Reynolds
Co.;
sold.
&
A.
&
Marks
$77,100,000
to repay bank loans
increase
to
subsidiaries
and
&
Securities
&
,
Purpose,
to,
Webster
Curtis;
Wertheim
'
7
&
Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle
$100,000 Landa
placed
&
Hornblower
&
Fenner
Weeks; W. H.
& Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown.
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); E. W. Clark &
Co.;
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginso Corp.;* F. S. Moseley
C.
&
bonds,
mortgage
Privately
Sachs
Pierce
Sons;
W.
&
first
Co.;
Drexel
bonds,
mortgage
Purpose, for new construction.
3.40%
& Co.
Co.;
Merrill
&
and
99%
Co./Inc.;
Newbold's Son
and
Co.
expenditures.
Peabody
&
White,
Weld
Price
by The First Boston Corp.;
Blyth
Corp.;
Chisholm
Varnedoe,
Inc.;
&
3.45%'first
Ltd.
Co.
15,
($14,655,000).
Underwritten
Peabody
Lazard
first mortgage bonds due April 1,
construction.
due March 1, 1984.
Kidder,
tl88,137,000
403,676,000
215,539,000
January
Stuart <fc
Corp. 3%%
sinking fund debentures due April 1,
Purpose, refunding ($3,345,000) and to repay bank
Beane;
$15,000,000 National Fuel Gas Co. 3'/4%
Total
1974.
privately with several institutional investors through
series
JanuaryCertificates
York
loans
Offered
Stockton
and
*2,500,000 Hawaiian
$
$
18,000,000
and
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and Dean Witter & Co.
Net Issued
Retired
mort¬
101.93%
Co.
new
interest.
*6,000,000 Hawaiian
FINANCING
Issued
Insurance
Purpose, for
series I,
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Price,
by The First Boston Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Baker, Watts & Co.; E. W.
2,396,000
48,391,178,780 43,687,355,000
months
Life
accrued
511,230,774
2,396,000
April——,
for
first
30-year
Co.
Georgia Power Co. 3'/»%
1984.
2,191,000
Gas
Natural
Paso
Clark
Total
Offered
interest.
politan
notes-
Total
3V4%
construction.
new
4%% sinking fund debentures
due Oct. 1,
1968.
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
privately with 14 institutional Investors, including Metro¬
*12,150,000 El
1,000.883~600
1,500,313,666
1,502.504.000
Co.
Service
for
loans and
accrued
846,000
1,000,883,000
Public
bonds, series D, due March 1, 1984. Purpose, to repay
gage
New
Total Amount
»Accepted
Type of
Monday, July 19, 1954
...
Walker
&
Harriman
Merril
Underwritten
Co.;
Blyth &
Ripley
Lynch,
&
Pierce,
by The First Boston Corp.; G. H.
Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Co.,
•Represents issues placed privately
tlndir.at.es Issues sold competitively,
tlndicates
special
offering.
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
& Beane; Stone & Webster
Fenner
Volume 180
5&43
Number
Securities
Corp.;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
White,
Weld
&
Co.;
A.
and
Allyn
C.
Price,
Co.,
.
Inc.;
Central
Republic Co.
(Inc.); Hornblower &
Weeks; W. C. Langley & Co.; P. S. Moseley & Co.; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; W.
E. Hutton & Co.;
R.
W.
Pressprich
& Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; A. G.
Sons; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Metropolitan
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Reinholdt & Gard¬
Edwards
St.
&
Louis
Stifel,
ner;
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Stix
Co.
&
(251)
,$15
by
National
Fuel
tional
Y'28,069,772
Gas
28,554
stock
for
Over¬
new
subscribed.
shares
and
(par
S3).
share.
Evans
:
Purpose,
for
Underwritten
&
Co.,
Inc.,
25,000 shares
of
stock
common
and
McCleary
& .Co.,
&
Hemphill,
scribed.
Parker
1,500,000 General
$2.50
>
Telephone
preferred
loans
and
and
advances
for
Web-ter
of
Indiana,
(no
from
par).
by
Paine,
Inc.
30,000
send,
of
shares
Price,
Webber,
$50
share
&
Denham
Stone
Securities
;
&
Hartford
bank loans
through
and
for
Kidder,
t
«ff.
$11.25
1,449,244 Inter-Mountain
Purpose,' to
Telephone
142,500
Co.
V;
,882,692
of
repay
A.
Evans
Co.,
&
scribed
'&
Co.;
Co.
Cohn
Fenner
&
&
&
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
W.
shares
at
Union
Car'
Jackson
&
E.
M.
Hutton
&
of
from
Co.;
stock
$100).
(uar
American
Telephone
Tel.
Inc.;
Irving
Hutz-
Stern,
Telegraph
for
shares.
No
6,300,000 Northern
share.
per
Co.
for
Co.;
&
shares
by
A.
of
The
Blyth
William
&
Co.,
Pickard,
&
Co.
&
nor
&
H.
John
Co.;
&
R.
S.
Francis
Co.;
Ellis
Co.;
Byilesby
M.
(Inc.);
Crutenden
eo.;
Tegeler &
Blunt
Co.;
&
W.
&
Corbett
Burns;-
&
du
Pont
&
Co.;
.
.
Co.;
&
Harrison
Harriman
&
Co.;
Riple"
Hemphill,
&
Co.;
&
,
&
Co.;
Hickey
Hutton
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.;
A.
dall,
&
&
&
Co.;
L.
Schwanz
Co.;
Stifel,
Henke
Inc.;
&
Inc.
Co.;
■V.
Spencer
Co.;
Co.
Inc.;
Trask
&
&
Ken¬
Co.;
&
Yantis
Co.
&
Co
to
States
bank
repay
$1.02
Co.
(Minn.)
stock
preferred
loans
and
for
shares
150.000
$100).
(par
Co.
construction.
new
Price,
Inc.;
Blair,
Blyth
&
Byilesby
and
Republic
Co.
Rollins
Co.
Co.
&
Co.;
J.
Co.;
Eastman.
M.
Estabrook
Boston
&
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Dillon
R.
&
&
&
Day
Elkins,
H.
Drexel
Farwell,
Co.;
First
Co.;
Co.;
The
Chapman & Co.; The First
Michigan Corp.; Goldman, Sachs
of
Ripifey
Harriman
Illinois
Co.
&
Inc.;
Kalman
Co.;
Co.,
&
&
Lynch;
Hopwood;
S.
F.
Prescott,
Moseley
Shepard
&
&
Piper,
Cj.;
•
rities
Co.;
Shuman,
William
R.
Corp.;
Spencer
Union
&
Agnew
Staats
&
Co.,
Trask
Securities
Co.;
&
Co.;
and
Corp.,
S.
$75,075 A Pen
stock
Price, 15 cents
speculation."
"as
Corn.
per
299,500
Price.
7,500
for
of
unit.
per
without underwriting,
general
Offered
by
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Anthony
&
&
Co.
Co.
%
and
for
able
dividends.
Securities
Barney
&
$100).
&
Co.:
Co.;
R.
Dav
by
&
,ti
Stone
&
&
bank
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
&
L.
pre¬
loans
share
per
Co.,
Forgan
John
Co.;
cumulative
repay
$102
Blyth
Glore,
Hayden,
L.
4.08%
Price,
Offered
Corp.;
of
Purpo-e,
construction.
new
accrued
shares
50,000
(par
and
Equit¬
Smith,
&
288,165 Diamond
stock
First
Co.;
6%
corporate
&
Co.;
Newhard,
Curtiss,
House
Sons;
McDma'd
Cook
<te
The
Co.;
&
to
company
public,
Reinholdt
&
$3.50
per
fered
by
&
Share
Co.,
dei-s,
Co.;
A'mstedt
Corp.;
Inc.;
John
Peters.
Stiver
&
B.
Brothers;
Joyce
Writer
Co;
&
Co.;
&
Indianapolis
Co.;
Wm.
Christensen,
J.
Bo^d
Mericka
&
&
and
Saun-
capital
stock
Inc.,
(no
par).
Gas
institutional
a
Snow
Cement
Co.
13,403
share
shares
"as
Co.
a
of
expansion
Co.
17,526
for
shares ' of
shares
200,000
of
shares
of
to repay loans
$1.50 per share. Offeied
"as a speculation."
Corp. and for working
to stockholders and $4.25
capital. Price,
to public.
Of¬
by Blyth <fe Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Dean
& Co.; Walston & Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hopkins, Harbach & Co.; Lester
Ryons <fe Co., and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
additions
and
improvements.
and
for
Breaker
(par
general
Co.
100,000
shares
$50).
Purpose, to
corporate purposes.
for
and
Bar¬
by
&
per
BUILDINGS,
share.
per
Rubber
par).
(no
Price,
ETC.
Offered
by
public,
to
company
Co. 3,540 shares
Plastics
<fe
for
share.
equipment
by
Purpose,
$25
by
Aero
Service
Purpose,
per
stockholders,
of
of
4.60%
pre¬
reduce bank loans
Price, at par and
common
working
and
Offered
for
company
without underwriting.
Corp,
for
27,270 shares of common stock (par
working capital.
Price, $11 per share.
Drexel & Co., Inc.;
and Stroud & Co., Inc. All sold.
Cahokia
Hemphill,
by
Noyes
Ss
,
stock
See under "Long-Term Bonds and Notes" in a
Inc.
Downs,
$1).
shares
140,000
of
common
column.
Flagstaff Loan Co. 1,500 shares of capital stock (par $100).
by
for
company
working
for
capital,
etc.
Price,
to
public,
subscription
at
Offered
par.
without
under¬
writing.
250,000
Guardian
Loan
preferred stock
at
Co.,
Inc.
by
cumulative
Price,
under¬
6%
of
Purpose, for expansion.
company
to
public,
without
.
.
Improvement
Home
shares
2,500
(par $100).
Offered
par.
writing.
Financing
preferred
stock
Corp.
(par
'
of 6 %
warrants »-!»
shares
30,000
$10—with
purchase 60,000 shares of class A common stock) in um.i
one
preferred share and two warrants.
Purpose, \o
finance home improvements.
Price, at $10 per unit. ( 1'of
common
Witter
stock
by
common
Corp. 161 shares of common stock
Purpose, for improvements and working capital.
$1,000
Purpose,
fered
for working capital, etc. Price,
Underwritten by Merrill, Turben & Co.
company
Circuit
other
cents).
Vuloanized
(par
investors.
underwritten
ferred
common
and
share.
Offered
speculation."
Purpose,
Price,
basis."
Development
preceding
150,000
Purpose,
share.
Gas
<&
per
by company to public, without underwriting.
25,000 Magnolia
10
t
Park,
cents).
See
Inc.
475,695 Market
Basket
cents).
250,000 shares of common stock (J at*
"Long-Term Bonds and Notes" in .1
under
preceding column
of this article.
28,830 shares of
for expansion
Purpose,
common
and
stock
(par 80
an 1
improvements
working capital. Price, $16.50 per share. Offered by coi. pany
for subscription by stockholders.
Underwritten l y
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; The First California Co., ti. I
William
R.
Staats & Co.
(Continued
on page
8)
«
sold.
All
Purpose,
$1),
12
for subscription by Consolidated En¬
gineering Corp.1 stockholders. Unsubscribed shares (18.931)
5,000,000 I-T-E
262,890 Pennsylvania
Mt.
Co.,
210,000
shares of 43/4% preferred stock
expansion and working capital.
for
Corp.
for
$2
10
(par
$4 per share.
Price,
"best-efforts
a
ex¬
Luster
Gas
Co.
599,000 shares of common
Purpose, to develop properties, etc.
share.
Offered by L. D. Sherman <fc
speculation."
Underwritten
300,000
20,000
,
stock
common
on
by
MISCELLANEOUS
$299,970
"as a speculation."
Engineering
Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Seott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.; Smith, Moore & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
&
Portland
per
dated
Stix
"as
of
Purpose,
cents).
Oil
(par
drilling
Offered
2,000,000
Corp.
Co., Inc.
10
$1).
purposes, i
Corp. 441,604 shares of capital stock (par
Purpose, to repay advances received from Consoli¬
$1),
Co.;
Garrett
Oil
cents
50
subscription
cumulative pre¬
1,559,812 EFcctroData
Michigan Corp.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Field, Richards
Robert
Co.
Purpose,
(par
$21.50
of
Gardner;
State
(par
capital.
Drexel & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; F. S. Moseley
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
Shields &
privately with
Rothschild
F.
Kormendi
Howell
$1001.
(par
&
Milwaukee
Texas
stock
subscribed.
acquisitions,'
Co.
&
Price,
Securities
&
capital
of
per-
stock¬
by
etc.
Price, $3.75 per
subscription by stock¬
Fully
for
shares
Allen
Gas
25
for
for working capital.
cents).
(par
capital,
$1
per
share.
speculation."
a
purposes,
Southern
cents
60
Corp. 297,000 shares of common stock
7,250
&
10
Price,
RUBBER
Oversubscribed.
Placed
common
without underwriting.
Reinholdt & Gardner; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Watling,
& Co.;
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds
&
Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.;
The Marshall
Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc., and Yarnall, Biddle
*2,000,000 Bell
stock
Oil
cumulative
Co.
Power
ferred
Co.
Texas
Price,
Offered
Oversubscribed.
$5,000,000 Ohio
"as
LAND,
Lerchen
&
Securi¬
of
for subscription
Oversubscribed.
77,624 shares
Purpose,
Lynch,
(par
(no par).
Goodbody <fe Co.; Nugent & Igoe; Stroud &
Company, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
&
&
Paine,
shares
purposes.
underwriting.
by
by com¬
Company;
&
shares of
drilling ex¬
per
share.
$7,684,590
& Co.;
Hutton
cents
Northeastern
and
company
Oil
Purpose,
stock
2,096,250 Allied Products Corp. 65,000 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Purpose, for expansion and advances to subsidiary.
Price, $32.25 per share. Underwritten by Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
Moore,
Secu¬
Oil
and 7,500 shares of common stock
and
Grubbs;
Corp. 280,000 shares of capital
Purpose, for drilling expenses and
Price,
Co.
in units of one share of each class of stock.
equipment
$10.01
shares
for
Purpose,
2,000,000
working
by
cents).
etc.
Landa
Price,
MANUFACTURING
AND
Clay¬
sold.
500,000
Corp.
Co.
Inc.
Corp.
working capital.
share.
F.
&
All
Inc.
Price, >60
company
for
a
(par $10)
(par one cent)
Purpose,
Lynch,
Walker
H.
Products
ferred
Jaffray
Shields
Tucker,
G.
Co.
Kirkland
Co.,
cent).
Cantor
without
10
corporate
Mining Corp. 2,000,000 shares of com¬
cent). Purpose, for mining expenses
INDUSTRIAL
E.
Webster
&
Oil
Offered
Offered
$88,500
W.
Smithers
Inc.;
F.
Stone
Co.;
Chica
Purpose,
cents).
one
capital.
Tellier &
OTHER
I
Company;
Co.;
(par
working
Co.;
&
capital.
by
Harlan-Franklin
29,000
ETC.
for subscription
company
Boettcher
Blair
Dewar, Robert& Co., Inc.; First
Howard, Weil, La-
Co.;
River
stock
Kirk-
Inc.;
Bolsa
stock
$779,000
Miller
Hayden,
patrick-Pettis Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
The Milwaukee Co.;
Leonard
Co.;
&
Offered
Securities
$161,000
Uj-anium
stock
and
Collins
Co.;
by
Inc.;
Irving
Oil
&
one
corporate
Uranium
Offered
&
York
cents).
general
4,000,000 McBride
stockholders.
mon
Central
Morris
share.
'300,000 Paradox
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Mining Co. 1,200,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, for drilling expenses, working capiand other general corporate purposes.
Price, 15 cents
per
M.
Julien
Co.;
L.
Co.;
Son§;
Phillips
Dodge
Blair
William
Brown
Caldwell
Clark,
Dain
Corp.;
Co.
Alex.
(Inc.);
(Inc.);
<fe
&
Inc.:
B.
10
(par
penses,
cents).
mon
per
Co.;
&
tal
-
&
Se¬
Weeks;
Co.,
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
&
Evans
Co.;
Gas
Horn-Powder
(par
of
Purpose,
share
and
accrued
dividends.
Offered
by
Barney & Co.; C. S. Ashmun Co.; Bacon. Whipple
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co,, Inc.; A. G. Becker &
&
•
,
Smith,
&
•
by
Power
cumulative
Range
&
10 cents).
Purpose,
for drilling barge and.
Price, $1 per share. Offered by Crerie & Co.;
Otis, Inc., and Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.
&
Howell
five
witter
D°an
S.
F.
S.
(par
holders,
297,000
Mines, Inc. 1,495,000 Shares of
common
stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for exploration
and
development: expenses.
Price> 20 cents perA share.
Offered by H. J. Cooney & Co.
Front
Allyn
Jenks,
Co.;
W.
Tidelands,
Continental
COPPER,
Co.;
sold.
Co.
180,000
Oversubscribed.
$4.08
&
$299,000
and
&
by
share.
Inc.; Q'Neal-Alden & Co., Inc.;
and Wagner, Reid and Ebinger,
STEEL, COAL,
Co.,
A.
Reid
and
(par
stock
Swift,
Weeden
Co.:
&
and
Lyons &
C.
Boenning
&
Weeden
and
working
rett Herrick
Wchster
&
McDowell*
Co.;
&
Weld
Co.,
L.
A.
&
Fenner
Webster
Co.
$1).
300,000
IRON,
Robert
Brothers
Ctone
&
W.
Co.;
&
Warren
equipment.
&
Kentucky Co.;
Co.;
&
Hornblower
Co,;
holders, without underwriting.
repay
Inc.,
&
Sachs
Pierce,
Stone
Central
Fulton,
stock
share.
50,000 shares of common stock
Landstreet
Goldman,
Lynch,
Co.;
Clement
Natural
American
other
291,090
Clark,
Inc.;
Co.;
Sullivan
Jones
and
stock
and
$117,849,866
Riler
Sincere
S^ern
Blosser
White,
Co.;
Wortman
S.
F.
Co.;
&
In;.;
to
Co.;
D.
Allegheny
All
All sold.,
Kenly;
Paine",
&
&
Ha:nmill
Harris,
&
&
Rice
Co.,
Inc.
Tracy, Inc.; RothsS°lomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Co.;
<fe
Straus,
&
R.
G.
tl5,000,000 Northern
V
Nicolaus
Winress
Co.;
&
Lynch,
Co.;
Copeland
F.
Purpose,
Price,
C.
Crowell,
Friedrichs
Co., and
168,000 Big
Watts
& Turner
Bioren
Co.;
Gearhart
Smithers &
& Co.;
S.
F.
Baker,
&
W.
Pancoast;
stock
.
Odess, Martin & Herzberg,
&
Shearson,
Barney
Corp.;
&
Rogers
Fairman
Smith,
Securities
>
Daniel
Co.;
Linn;
Inc.;
Co.,
Sills,
Company;
Patterson,
$5).
Security. Associates,
M^Cor-
Co.;
&
Price, $105
McGlone
Norris
Co.;
&
&
&
Merrill
O'Gara
Co.;
&
ties
2,000,000
Inc.
Blackstock & Co.; The
u
F.
Carl
Milwaukee
&
E.
Peabody
Brothers;
n
Curtis;
Rothschild
F.
and
The
Wells
Alfred
Co.;
Reynolds
Rodman
Showers;
Weeks;
&
Kidder,
Lebm
Beane;
&
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Corp.;
Mullaney,
Noyes
Jackson
Webber,
.
Illinois
McDougal & Condon, Inc.;
McMaster Hutchinson <fc Co.;
Pierce,
Fenuer
Moseley & Co.;
David
Hornblower
Inc.;
The
Higginson
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Co.;
Lee
mick
&
<fc
cumu¬
Kikpatrick, Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; Clement A. Evans
&
Co., Inc.;
Kalman & Company, Inc.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Bell & Hough; Hancock,
.
Hentz
H.
&
Inc.;
Son
Bosworth,
common
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Drexel & Co.; Bacon,
Eppler, Guerin
Leach;
Agee &
Plzzini & Co.,
Bond
Carter
Inc.;
Co.,
Noves
Co.,
Inc.;
penses
bank loans.
Price, $10 per
share.
Underwritten by Equitable Securities Corp.; J. J. B.
Hilliard & Son; William Blair & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.;
Hirsch & Co.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
G'.
H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Almstedt Brothers; The Bankers
Fir.~t
garten
H.
Sterne,
(par
Eldredge,
Tailman
&
Co.;
Farwell,
Chanman
oi
Michigan Corp.; First Securities Co. of
Chicago;
Freehling,
Meyerhoff
&
Co.;
W.
C.
Gibson
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody <fe Co.; HallCo.;
&
500,000 Western Kentucky Gas Co.
Co.;
&
Weeks
Baker,
capital.
$1).
OIL
$300,000
;
Inc.; Blyth
& Co.,
&
Sqns;
Co.;
;
Mul-
refunding
($1,263,000).
Curtis;
&
4.40%
Purpose,
working
Merrill
Barney
&
White, Weld
&
&
&
Offered
of
shares
$100).
by
(par
$17,109,302
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
construction
Baird
Co.:
<fc
stock
common
•
of !
Inc.;
Co.,
&
&
M.
Michigan Corp.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Stein Bros, j
Cruttenden & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; Stix j
Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason. '(
B. W.
•
&
Dillon
Eastman,
37,592
(par
Jackson
W.
Inc.;
H.
First
$11.50
Lundborg
&. Co.;
Mason-Hagan
Inc.;
Newberger
&
Co.;
Pacific
North¬
west
Co.;
Parrish
&
Co.;
Rotan,
Mosle
and
Cooper;.
Rouse, Brewer & Becker;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.;
Thomas &
Co.; Westheimer & Co.;
Woodcock, Hess &
Co.
Inc.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.,/Inc.; Wurts,
Dulles
Oversubscribed.
Co.
stock
Co.;
Co.
Co.;
Co.;
Edward
;
Inc.;
Co.,
bouisse,
Boyce;
Inc.;
Co.;
Demp ey
&
Co.;
DempseyDickson & Co., Inc.; Doyle, O'Con¬
I.
&
&
Newbold's
Southwest
t
Co.,
Co.;
Noble
Offered by Harriman Ripley
Robert
Company;
&
&
&
B.- Hibbs
Webber,
&
Collins
Julien
Inc.;
Blair
Hague
Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Central
(Inc.);
Co,
Clarke,
Nolan-W.
Smith,
Co.
new
1
>
Co.;
First of
Simmons;
&
preferred
share.
Co.;
Brown
son
y
Curtis;:;
Schwa- ]
Mitchum. Tully-& Co.; Stix & Co.;
Lukens;
Utilities
Texas
Merrill
&
Shepard
William
Dempsey-Tegeler
Folger;
Corp.;
-Whipple
Boston
C.
Boettcher
Inc.;
Inc.;.
Republic
Blair
(Inc.);
Co.
J
Dillon
Co.;
of
and
Dillon
Clark
baugh
Evans & Co., j
Richards & Co.; i
Hill
Corp.;
Fox;
Paine,
Price,
First
&
Price,
& Co.;
&
shares
Eastman,
H.
&
i
(no
Clement A.
Prescott,
Co.;
&
($2,496,200) and
Allyn & Co., Inc.;
American
Securities Corp.;
Kane,
Inc.;
<
Marks
M.
Price,
Baird & Co.,
Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Butcher
Sherrerd; Courts & Co.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter
Bodine; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Battles
!
&
Stock
common
subscription
for
&
\
Ja,ckson
of
capital.
company
&
Raf-
Eastman,
Webber,
working
W.
I
Corp.
Reid & Co.; The Ohio
Bosworth, Sullivan
&
Cleveland
Meyer
and
Beane;
& Co.,
Rogers &
Co.;
Emerich & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Co.;
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.
Inc.;
Blair,
Rollins
&
&
Co.,, j
stock
Under¬
Republic Co.
(Inc.);
E.
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
.Corporation; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Reynolds & Co.; Stroud & Company,
Inc.;
Wertheim
&
Co.;
Janney & Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; G. H, Walker & Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert
&
Stone
common
(par
for.gen¬
share.
Co.
by
Freres
Corp.;
Alex.
|
of
&
stock
Purpose,
per
5,000 * shares
expansion
Smith,
W.
Lynch,
Inc.;
$2
Fuller
220,000
for
Co.;
W.
McLeish;
Co.,
common
warrants.
Price,
$26.87'/i per share.
Underwritten by The First Boston
Corp.; Kidder, Peabody & Co."; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Drexel
&
(
Securities
by Kidder," Peabody
HHliard & Son;
lative
Ames-,
Co.
Todd
Wells & Co.; Kaiser & Co.;
+3,759,200 West
common
construction.
new
Underwritten
Forgan
&
&
of
shares
for
Riter
M. Byilesby & Co.
Winslow,
Inc.;
and
H.
Corp.
Offered
Beane;
■
Pancoast;
&
First
&
D.
Purpose,
Corp.
Lazard
Peabody
Merrill,
Union
shares
Laurence
Eddleman-Pollok
per
400.000
Purpose,
Glore,
Corp.;
Gas
$5
(par
$15.75
and
additional
an
B.
*
&
Fulton,
Lundborg
laney,
underwriting, involved.
Illinois
Ripley
Kidder,
Inc.;
Slade &
and
Paine,
Gardner;
Frank,
Robinson
86.66%
of
422,251
of
owner
J. J.
Price,
Ameri¬
parent.
Co.,
&
Michigan
repay
stockholders.
Co.,
subscribed
to
Co.;
Byilesby
63,159
Co.
Offered
Fenner
Robertson
The
Co.;
Purpose,
Tel.
&
minority
by
.or
Telegraph
&
Aim,
Com;;
&
Bros.
Allyn
and' Company,
Laurence M. Marks & Co.*
&
Sub ,cribeu
par.
stock
Securities
&
Reinholdt
Dewar,
^
C.
A.
Telephone
capital
!
\
of
Barney
for investments in subsidiaries, etc.
share.
per
bacher
Stone
Beane;
Salomon
outstanding' stock
„
&
Loeh,„. Rhoades
Curtis;
&
Company;
States
advances
can
Corp.;
Co.;
Fenner
Anthony & Co.? H. Hentz & Co.j and Rand & Co.
Tucker,
6,315,900 Mountain
,
&
Shields
Inc.;
Pierce,
Securities
Weld
Webber,
ler;
.
Corp.,
Co.;;
Webster
by Smith,
Corp.;
Newton
Co.;-Inc.;
250,000
Weld
Purpose,
par).
S.
Purpose,
.;
Allen
&
Co.;
Coburn &
Harriman
Co.;
Share
:
Co.
Pierce,
White,
j
com¬
shares
60,000
by 60,000
Lynch;
&
&
employees.
5,912,500 York
and
114,166
Leonard
Moore,
purposes
Cable
share.
per
share.
per
Shumaker,
SOld.
Lynch,
&
Co.
$25.25
&
&
Beane;
Securities
Utilities
by
$1).
(par
City Securities Corp.; Collett &
Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan
&
White,
Paine,
by
Co.,
Underwritten
Goldman,: Sachs
Webster
All
C.
Lvnch,
written
First
$50
Merrill
of
Co.
covered
corporate
57,500 Whitaker
Newbold's
H.
W.
Plastic
cents)
eral
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
Indianapolis Bond
tl2,500,000 Texas
Langley & Co.;'Blyth & Co., Inc.;
The
Fir t
Boston
Corp ;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Glore,
Fo'rgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Herr.phiT,
Noyes
& Co.;
Kidder, Peabody
Co.;
&
Electric
&
Inc.;
The
Lighting Co. 200,000 shares of 4.35% cumu¬
lative
preferred
stock,
series
E
(par
$100).
Purpose,
refunding.
Price,
at
pr
and
accrued
dividends.
Un¬
&
Co.;
138,656 shares
Quinn
Price,
(9,056).
Co.,
&
fensperger," Hughes
Island
W.
25
&
Johnston.
by
&
Underwritten
Gas
derwritten
7-
120,000 Regal
Auchincloss,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Deane & Scribner;
Chace,
Whiteside, West
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs.
curities
Inc.;
Co.;'Kiser,
Pierce,
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.; Anderson & Strudwick,
and
20,000,000 Long
Co.,
Mexico
Co.;
(no pan).
shares
Blyth
Inc.;
Inc.";
The
Lemon &
&
Indiana
Company,
common
&
Clement
Pierce
stock
Horner
Inc.;
stockholders.
■
new
&
Mason,
Masten
New
construction.
by common stockholders.
shares (10,775)
underwritten by Courts &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Scott,
&
&
Co.
&
Singer,
(Inc.)
Offered by
company for subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
subscription
for
company
Unsubscribed
Co.;
Purpose, for. new construction. Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
common
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, at
to stockholders and $12.25 per share to public. Offered
by
Stroud
E.
of
for
stock
par
Rollins
public.
Offered by
stockholders. Unsubscribed shares
Co.;
A.
share.
per
Southern
Co.;
shares
and
stock¬
company
for
Middlebrook Inc.
privately
Placed
com¬
to
(par $5).
Rauscher,
•:V'/..
Co.
&
of
loans
share
per
Claybaugh & Co., and Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
stack
mon,
,
5.3% cumul~tive
capital expenditures.
Peabcdy
$39.75
&
common
of
bank
repay
Redpath; E. W. Clark & Co.; DeHaven & Town& Bodine;
Elkins, Morris & Co.; Green,
,559,880 Public- Service Co.
Co.
*1,000,000 Hawaiian Telephone Co. 100,000 shares
preferred stock, series E, (par $10).
&
Anderson;
Blair F.
Electric
Light Co. 5,450 shares of common stock
(par $25).
Purpose, for new construction. Price, $45 per
share.
Offered by the company for subscription by employees. ■
price.
704,917. shares
to
Co.; Newburger & Co.; Parrish & Co.; Reynolds &
Co.;
Singer, Deane &
Scribner; • Wurts, Dulles & Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
Warren
W.
York
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Corp.; City Security Corp.; Indian¬
apolis Bond & Share Corp.; Collett & Co., Inc.; Mitchum,
Tully & Co.; Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc.; Raffensperger,
Hughes ■& Co., Inc.; R. M. Mayerstein Co., and E. Y.
/ 245,:250
to
common
Noyes
&
&
Son
(net).
Curtis:
per
Jackson
Price,
Peabody &
Crouter
Ellis
Purpose, to repay bank
Telephone Corp. (parent)
General
construction.
new
Underwritten
&
Co.
stock
Co.
dividends.
Underwritten
by Smith,
Barney Si
Co.; C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder,,
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
White, Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Spencer Trask
& Co.;
Stroud & Company, Inc.; Yarnall, Biddle &• Co.;
Janney & Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; Blair,
i
underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Drexel
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.;
Co.;
Lynch,
Oversub¬
Inc.
same
Purpose,
accrued
addi-
an
(49,321)
new
construction.
Price, $9 per
Starkweather & Co.; Clement A.
by
the
Light
&
par).
$40.75
subscribed^ for
parent
at
Power
(no
subscription by
225,000 Florida Public Utilities Co.
Co.,
construction.
holders
v
Offered
by
company
for
sub¬
stockholders, without underwriting.
minority
Pennsylvania
mon
share.
per
scription
7
•Represents Issues placed privately.
^Indicates issues sold competitively,
tlndicates
special
offering.
i
■
,
I
!
H
i
fiJ
5~J
t
(
*
stock
Inc.
$11.
Purpose, to purchase aircraft and
capital.
Price, $1.50 per share.
Offered
Libaire, Stout & Co.
for
by
Co.;
A.
M.
shares
Fire
Union
6,014,835 National
equipment
Offered by
Co.
Insurance
shares
200,000
by
812,500 New
of
Boston
Peabody
by Carl
(no
par).
Aircraft Corp. 300,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Price, $7.75 per share.
Underwritten by Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.; Bingham,
Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Bioren & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Stockton Broome & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; H. M. Byl¬
(Inc.); Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts & Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Brush, Slocumb <& Co. Inc.; Chaplin & Company;
Cullom Davis & Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons;
Kay, Richards & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; A. E. Masten
& Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Arthurs,
Boyce;
Doolittle
Securities
Lestrange
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
H.
G.. Kuch
&
Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.;
Nauman,
McFawn
&
Co.; Charles A. Parcells & Co.;
Penington,
Junkin,
and
Co.,
&
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
Patton & Co.
Mc-
Corp.
Finance
&
stock
stock
271,758 Resort
stock
25
by
Airlines,
26,700,000 Safeway
Stores,
convertible
and
Offered
share.
stock
Merrill
for
Bacon,
and
!
»
110,000
&
-
Struthers & Co.
Wood,
Southern Central Life Insurance Co. 5,000 shares of capltal
stock
(par $5).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
$22
Texas
only,
share.
Offered by
without underwriting.
per
public
to
company
in
6,000,000 Super Valu Stoies, Inc. 12,000 shares of 5.40%
cumulative
preferred stock (par $50). Purpose, to reduce bank loans,
etc.
Price, $53.50 per share and accrued dividends. Un¬
derwritten by J. M. Dain & Co.;i Piper, Jaffray & Hop- |
wood, !and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
246,708
Inc. 22,428 shares of 7%
preferred stock
(par $10) and 7,476 shares of common stock (par $1) in
units of three shares of preferred
stock and one share
Trip-Charge,
of
stock.
common
capital.
Price,
Purpose,
$33
for
expansion
Offered
unit.
per
and
by
working
stock
Superior
Offered
by
,
(par
$10).
Sachs
&
Jackson
♦
l,3<ll 250
Blyth
Maine
1,940,600 Central
Oil
stock
common
Price,
$20
Lee
shares
per
share.
Completed.
share.
per
5,000
$12.50
97,030 shares
Higginson
Lee
Co.;
common
Offered
Corp.,
and
stock
stock
(no
Paine,
Engineering,
Inc.
Webber,1
Paine,
of
common
par).
Price,
$52.50 per
share.
Offered
by
Jackson & Curtis and Lehman Brothers.
Webber,
Completed.
]
1+187,500 Consolidated
(par
shares
26,500
Paper
$10).
Price,
of
Michigan
&
Co.
per
shares
of
share.
common
Offered
by
stock
First
Co.;
Win.
C.
Roney
&
Co.;
Reid,
Higbie
Goodbody
&
Co.;
Bache
&
Co.;
Charles
A.
Parcells & Co.;
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.; Baker,
Simonds
&
Co.;
Straus,
Blosser
&
McDowell;
Smith,
Hague, Noble & Co.; Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.; McDomJd-Moore &
Winckler
Co.
30,000 Croweli-Collier
stock
&
(no
Co., Inc.
Co.;
Nauman,
McFawn & Co.,
and F. J.
Oversubscribed
Publishing
par),
Price,
Completed.
$6
Co.
5.000
per
share.
shares
of
Offered
common
by
Blyth
stock
Hill,
(par
Metals
$2).
Richards
&
Supply
Price,
&
Co.
at
Co.
$14.50
6,678
per
shares of
share.
with
common
Offered
by
the
Corporation and
10
Dow
in
officers
Fed.
for
After
the
of
4,172,000
4,689,000
8,782,000
L.
Mr.
firm
the
the
$2,485,000
$1.51
$0.96
$8,107,000
$3.18
the
1,
June
the
1954,
of the Traver Corp.
name
plus
19,600
entrance
of
shares
company
Depreciation
is
of
board
Co.
Gas
acquired
wholly-owned
consulting
Corp.,
Transmission
Co.
Eastern
Texas
Development
and
test
to
for
purchase
$9,900,000,
all
it
the
of
capital
announced
was
foundation
trim
mines
Co.
Eagle-Picher
on
stock of
July 7.
felt
panels,
and
and
lead
smelts
and
pigments and oxides.
has
Co.
options
purchase
to
Net sales were $32,400,906, against $45,477,688
31.—V. 179,
p.
1831.
:
f
McCarthy Dies—
Recordair
bis 67tb
McCarthy,
Chairman
of the Board
of
died July 9 in Greenwich, Conn, in
illness.—V. 179, p. 2595.
high-speed, eddy current absorbing dynamo¬
the company's Dynamatic Division will be
shipped a number of years ago, to provide
20,000 HP.
The units have a speed at this horse¬
shipped
by
another such unit
to
from
of
the
and
that the
two
dynamometers,
torque developed
■
By
obtaining
can
are
$1.91
mounted in trunnion bearings
weighing
horsepower
be read on acutely accurate
toraue
*nd
developed may be determined.—V. 180, p.
6,446,000
3,383,599.9
$2.48
1954 to shareholders
15,
600 to 5,800 revolutions per minute. The combination
is one of the largest high-speed dynamometer installations ever built.
To permit runs to
15,000 RPM, a gear reducer is located between
the unit under test and the dynamometers.
The three units, the gear
6,911,364
465,364
$1.24
Sept.
lingering
a
facilities
power
3,383,599.9
on
2807.
p.
Fabricon earned $537,000 on sales of $12,659,000 for the
recently
used with
reducer
$1.67
paid
179,
10,000-horsepower.
meter,
$
8,813,850
3,558,431
be
Manufacturing Co.—Ships Dynamometers—
Eaton
so
4,216,718
from
subsidiary
a
after
year,
7,857,000
5,981,615
3,558,431
policy
justified
the automotive industry, waxed paper and cellophane
Lewis
George
Corp.,
4,590,998
217,200
Mallon
Mr.
be
Eastman Kodak Co.—George L.
values,
sp°ed
the
156.
Edgar Brothers Co.—Merger Approved—
>
Attapulgas Minerals & Chemicals Corp.
See
above.—V. 179, p. 2471.
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—June Sales
2703.
p.
quarterly dividend on
the
Dressler's
can
manufactures
plastics.
year earlier.
19,359,362
150,000
with
as
offered
Inc.,
firm
six months ended May
5,837,508
share
com.
increase
share from the 40-cent rate previously
increase,
will
share, in the 1953 period.
1954.
9,131,932.
318,082
has
Products,
Eagle-Picher
8,956,500
Period End. June 30—
Sales
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Notes Sold
Privately—The
1954—Month—1953
$6,717,312
—V. 179, p.
Off—
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$7,319,707 $38,241,114 $40,301,651
2140.
has sold privately to the Equitable Life Assur¬
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Plans
ance Society of the United States $2,400,000 3%% prom¬
issory notes due 1966.
proceeds
Broadcasting
and
will
Co.,
working
be
used
to
This
finance the purchase of the Mid¬
of a new transmitter and for
179, p. 1831.
In
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Signs New Contract—
a
result
recently signed between this corporation and Southwest
Inc. of Houston, Texas, is expected to be of considerable
interest and significance to the gas producing industry.
The terms of
affect
in
Industries.
Southwest
handle
the
the
packaged unit,
application for the new project was filed.
the loss in availability of gas from the
up
berry Fields. In addition, the company pointed
issued certificates in five other proceedings
Industries, in turn, will build the skid bases
and
assembly of all piping and necessary
complete
in
El Paso said, to help
Goldsmith and Spra¬
out, the FPC has already
authorizing facilities to
enable El Paso to attach additional sources of supplies.
The proposed now project has a total estimated cost of $13,869,017,
El Paso said. The changes which the company is proposing to make
in the proviously authorized project would reduce its presently esti¬
mated cost from $169,540,266 to $158,171,366.—V. 179, p. 2704.
make
packaged
erection
auxiliary equipment to
El Paso said were necessary primarily as a
certain sources of natural gas supplies in the
principally in the Goldsmith and Spraberry Fields
facilities which
changes
Basin area,
W6st Texas
The
construction,
or
of
Permian
sale and distribution of CooperGMXA, V-angle compressors, ac¬
cording to Stanley E. Johnson, Vice-President in Charge of Sales.
Southwest Industries will sell packaged GMXA compressors in the
states
of
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and New Mexico.
Cooper-Bessemer will furnish its GMXA compressors
to Southwest
the
skid-mounted
Expansion—
applicaion with the Federal Power Com¬
for the construction of a total ol
pipeline and 6,925 additional com¬
a
authorized
contract
an
horsepower on its system in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
separate application, the company asked the Commission to
certificate issued in June of 1953 to permit changes in the
pressor
Industries,
contract
has filed
requesting authorization
74
miles of natural
gas
about
construction
capital.—V.
company
mission
amend
and
a
271,545 shares, or
90.5% of the 300,000 shares outstanding, at $33 a share and is offer¬
ing to purchase the remaining 28,455 shares at the same price.
Net profit of Eagle-Picher for' the six months ended May 31 amounted
to $609,188, equal to 62 cents a share, against $1,787,107, or $1.81 a,
134,367,608 285,536,539 242,345,424
to
the
keeping
manufactures
and
23,925,940
outstand._
shares
a
1954.—V.
1,
Fabricon
2,337,845
5,263,776
stock__
common
company
the
as
well-known
the
of
Plains
voted to
earnings
dividend
Sept.
fiber products for
the assets,
$
4,433,918
in
of
company
The
1954—6 Mos.—1953
6,131,615
applicable
8
upon
is
common
record
12,035,539
dividends
net
Co.,
Great
and
July
on
portion
a
2,944,508
5,981,500
deplet.
&
income
The
operated
Dallas, Texas. He is a director of
the Louisiana Land & Exploration
Dallas,
stock to 50 cents
instruments.
expansion
member
senior
a
Bank
Natural
Pacific
commenting
15,057,623
taxes
179,
will be
Jacquard
internationally renowned petroleum geologist and
the board of directors, H. N. Mallon,
National
Fabricon
depl.
taxes____
per
and dividend re¬
Eagle-Picher Co.—Seeks Fabricon Stock—
involving payment
Container common stock.
Corp. into the broad
and
$
157,555,782
deprec.,
bal.
taxes
has announcd.
common
The
of
Container
$
sales
Preferred
according to Mr.
Johnson.
Southwest Industries
applies only to packaged GMXA compressors, Mr. Johnson pointed out.
The larger GMWA and GMVA units, as well as the GMXA compressors,
with or without skid mountings, will continue to be sold directly by
Cooper-Bessemer in all areas including Texas, Louisiana,
Arkansas,
This
A
been
between
agreement
Mexico
number
sold
j
Industries, Inc.—New Director—
Republic
The
of Chicago,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
•
Net
a
said.
DeGolyer & MacNaughton,
the
of
$4,914,000
$1.90
Period End. June 30—
Income
for current
allowing
company
program.
DeGolyer
of
Co.,
Continental Can Co., Inc. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Up—
inc.
Knitting
subsidiary of
Jacquard
of
had been
<
DeGolyer,
First
A
bef.
which
executive, has been elected to
President,
9,084,000
<»\are
$221,000
marked
and
plan as
1954
West, President, said the purchase was a step in Draper's
Dresser
E.
oil
promising field of flexible packaging, including cellophane, polyethylene,
pliofilm, polycel, glassine and foil.—V. 179, p. 1831.
Inc.
the
from
acquisition
Philadelphia, Pa.,
purchase and
Thomas H.
$7,174,000 $16,889,000 $13,998,000
basis of 2,495,785 shares outstanding at June 30,
ACQUISITION—On
Net
excluded
be
2595.
Inc.
diversification
The
$3,852,000
on
business, and
This
will
p.
subsidiary.—V. 177, p. 1579.
taxes
com.
per
cash
employees was made in
their payments in August,
to
Draper will still have about $4,000,000 in cash and govern¬
quirements,
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
__________
•Computed
in
a
plan.
stock
completed
has
Inc.,
ment securities,
America—Earnings Higher—
$8,024,000
income
earnings
♦Earns,
the
common
directors
corporation
Co.,
a
Net
of
and subscribers completed
and
Mills,
before Federal
on
income
on
over
Draper Corp.—Completes Jacquard Purchase—
The
Machine
wrappers
Perid End. June 30—
Provision
with
conection
offering
1952,
previous years.—V. 179,
zinc
taxes
deductions
payroll
by
1953.
2595.
p.
Container Corp. of
Earnings
made
be
portion of income to the shareholders of the company.
in not to
179,
is
offering
stated, "The action
of distributing as
the standpoint
of
future
business
prospects and
the
company's requirements for
working capital and plant expansion. Dresser's earnings for the first
half of the current fiscal year were $260 per common share and we
anticipate that sales and earnings will be well maintained during the
coming months."
Mr. Mallon went on to point out that Dresser's
cash position is very strong which, together with the improved earn¬
ings trend, made it both possible and desirable to distribute a larger
(Continued from page 2)
—V.
will
months.
payment
in
SEC
fifth
The
the
before
days
August the company expects to file a registration statement
November,
In
exceed 40 years and callable at any time at prices
110% of the face value.
They would be convertible into
common
stock on the basis of $1 per share for the first five years;
$1.25 for the next five years and $1.50 per share thereafter.
Uranium. Mines of America, Inc. was established in May, 1951 and
is qualified to do business in Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California.
The Consolidated Uranium company has produced 121,276 tons of ore
and registered sales of $3,685,553 since its formation in March. 1950.
New
96,831 Ducomraun
and
about
of
Early in
the
exceed
to
not
Bessemer
50,000
$23.75
Corp.;
period
few
a
paid.
sold
Investment News
payable
'r
set
said.
As in previous plans, each eligible employee will
to a subscription not exceeding 10%
of his annual wage
salary,
or
Southern
Completed.
Curtis.
issues
issues
Genera!
A
Combustion
&
made
were
was
limited
be
Goldman,
by
also
four
contemplated at this time.
Price of the
stock will
be
large
land
of
Oversubscribed.
Curtis.
&
Ltd.
Price,
In
it
company,
to be worked out, Dr. Leland I Doan,
participation in the 1954 plan will be
of the five previous plans, concurrent
to stockholders, but no such offering is
yet
are
that
of
trust
by
y
Inc.
Co.
voting
by
Offered
California,
$1).
Co.,
&
Power
shares
40,000
share.
per
of
(par
Co..
represented
Completed.
Higginson CorpJ
62,500 Canadian
of
$10),
$16.25
(par
Price,
details
employees.
of
—V.
Financing
Manufacturing
Sharpe
&
Jockson
placed privately,
competitively,
tlndicates special offering.
tlndlcates
Earns,
certificates.
Webber,
the
^
announced
made,
purchase plan
expects to offer common
its subsidiaries and domes¬
it
the sixth since 1948 when the company first
stock to its employees on an instalment basis.
be
selling common
to
which
Pian—
Purchase
another employee stock
on
loans, notes
repay
Dividend Rate Increased—Cash Position Strong—
•Represents
Com.
$42,043,666
capital
Hirsch & Co.; The RobinsonWalker & Co.;
Almstedt
H.
will
The directors
to
$650,000 Brown
G.
to
to continue tests.
companies.
limited
$49,421,987
Net
Issues Not Representing New
Inc.;
date
President,
to
company
without underwriting.
public,
mon
Paine,
&
Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; J. Barth & Co.;
Bateman, Eichler &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettcher &
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon &
Co.; Henry Dahlberg <fc Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Elworthy & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
The First Boston Corp.; First California Co., Inc.; First
Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblowe,r
&
Weeks;
Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Ingalls &
Snyder; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; John Kormendi Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; John C. Legg & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Lester,
Ryons & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Carl McGlone
& Co., Inc.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.;
Mitchum, Tully & Co.;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
& Co. Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
&
Co.; Rotan,
Mosle and Cooper; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W.
Scran ton
&
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Shields &
Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith,
Moore
&
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stix & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Stroud & Company, Inc.; Spencer Trask
&
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Winslow, Douglas
& McEvoy; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.,
Co.,
& Towne Manufacturing Co. 10,700 shares of com¬
stock (par $25).
Price, $41.50 per share. Offered by
$444,050 Yale
underwritten
(20,725)
shares
Fenner & Beane; Anderson
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
Pierce,
Lynch,
Strudwick;
working
Unsubscribed
stockholders.
by
267,000 shares of 4.30% cumulative
(par $100). Purpose, to repay
capital.
Price, $100.35 per
by company for subscription by common
Inc.
preferred
loans
Bradford & Co.;
C.
Clark, Landstreet
& Co.; Doolittle
& Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Stein
Bros.
& Boyce;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Beil &
Hough; Hancock, Blackstock & Co.; The Kentucky Co.;
W.
L.
Lyons & Co.; Odess,
Martin & Herzberg, Inc.;
O'Neal-Alden & Co., Inc.; Security Associates, Inc., and
Wagner, Reid and Ebinger, Inc. All sold.
for subscription
company
J.
Brothers; The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.;
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler
underwriting.
without
stockholders,
bank
Co.;
the
to employees of
Beaunit
Humphrey
C.) 1,087,030 shares of common
Purpose, for working capital. Price,
Offered by
share.
per
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Over¬
Westheimer & Co., and J. R. Wtlliston & Co.
Kentucky Gas Co. 75,000 shares of common stock
Price, $10 per share. Underwritten by Equitable
Securities Corp.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; William Blair &
(N.
Inc.
10 cents).
(par
cents
&
Roney
(par $5).
Offered by John
Price, $2 per unit.
C.
proceeds, are to be used
the balance, if any,
and
authorized
as
plan
new
started
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Reynolds
Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Prescott,
Co.;
Wm.
750,000 Western
Co.
Kahn
Ferris & Co.; First (California Co.; First
Chicago; W. C. Gibson. & Co.; Hirsch
subscribed.
(par 10 cents)
working capital, etc.
C.
of
Southwestern Securities Co.;
Co.;
of
shares
100,000
America
of
Co.;
Inc.;
and 50,000 shares of class A
(par one cent)
in units of one share of common
and one-half share of class A
stock.
Purpose, for
stock
and
Colket
Book Shop,
Inc. 1,500 shares of
nonpreferred
stock
(par
$100).
Purpose,
for
working capital.
Price, at par. Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
cumulative
common
Co.;
Co.
& Co.;
150,000 Personal
200,000 Prudential
&
7
associated
The
lesby & Co.
Shelby
Co.;
stock for sale
offerings
Completed.
& Co.
Peabody
Sept:
without
to be offered at $30 per share,
(par $2)
net
has
company
set
Although
of com¬
Offered
Price,
The
liabilities;
Dow Chemical Co.—Employee Stock
and
Completed.
Line Co. 56,000 shares
$73.37Vi per share.
Pipe
Eastern
Kidder,
by
Lynch,
&
current
tic
•2,325,000 Temco
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Clark, Dodge
&
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Dean Witter
& Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.;
Fulton, Reid & Co.; John C. Legg & Company; Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch;
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner;
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons;
A.
M.
Kidder &
Co.; Stein
Bros. &
Merrill
and Stlfel,
stock (par $1). '
share).
Ottered by :
per
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
M.
stock
mon
Stanley & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Ladenburgh, Thalmann & Co.;
&
& Co.,
common
stock
common
underwriting.
and
closed.
& St. Louis EE. 25,000 shares of
(par $20).
Price, $32.50 per share. Offered
stock
4,109,000 Panhandle
First
Morgan
Corp.;
Kidder,
The
by
Lemon
class B
Chicago
York,
common
capital.
public.
stockholders.
by
Underwritten
(1,290).
shares
Unsubscribed
subscription
for
company
Books
Inc.
Co. 1,469 shares of
Price,
at
market (about $24
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
stock (par $5).
Purpose, for working,
$30 per share to stockholders and $41.50 to
Offering
Co.; Johnston,
&
Co.,
35,256 Macmillan
to
company
&
of
letter
a
The
capital stock
and working
of
Kidder
Nicolaus
underwriting.
without
Co. 1,500,000 shares of common stock (par i.
$23.62% per share.
Offered by Kuhn, Loeb j
Union Securities Corp.; Reynolds & Co.; Allen
Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; ;
Md.—Files—
formerly known as National Aircraft Corp., on July 7
notification with the SEC covering 1,950 shares of
This company,
filed
Price,
&
5,000 shares of 7% cumu¬
$10).
Purpose, for working
Offered by Frazee, Olifiers & Co.
per
Completed.
Service
$10).
Co.;
290,000 Mohawk
Airlines, Inc. 72,500
(p?r
$1).
Purpose,
for new
capital.
Price, $4 per share.
Price,
$35,437,500 Gas
•
$30
Inc.
Custer Channel Wing Corp:, Hagerstown,
5,000
shares
of common
stock 1
share.
Offered by Blyth & !
Co.
Price,
par).
Co.,
"
,
&
Price, at par.
capital.
capital
i
.
(par
lative
public,
A
Corp.
Mid-State Commercial
preferred stock
50 000
class
King,
&
Eleetrie
Paso
(no
of
shares
199,800
-
(par
working
'.
Transport,
Air
Eisele
<
150,000 EI
(Continued from page 7)
"
299,700 Meteor
\
July 19, 1954
The Commercial and Financial Chronicler,.Monday,
(252)
and
of
Cooper-Bessemer
and
of compressors
pullers with capacities ranging from
designed for use i^i automotive, aircraft,
stamping and forging plants using kieavy presses has been
are
on
order at the present time.—V.
179, p. 214..
new
line
of
die
by this company.
Important features
Oklahoma.
Cooper-Bessemer GMXA compressor units have already
terms of this new contract.
An additional number
under the
Electric Co.—N^w Products—
El well-Parker
A
100,000 pounds and
1
hydraulic
p.
1568.
push-off
of the new models
units whicti permit
10,000
to
.and other
announced
^
the hydraulic lift and
"inching" action.—V. 178,
are
r
Number 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
Emerson
Mutual
Funds,
Inc.,
N.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Interest Authorized—
Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
j
The
EEC
corporation
to
are
be
June
on
used
for
filed
12
shares
200,000
covering
of
investment.—V.
stock
178,
(par
The
$1).
the
proceeds
an
Court
for
trustee,
was
the
Erie RR.—Offers to Purchase Bonds—
-
See
New
&
Jersey
New
York
RR.
below.—V.
*
180,
156.
p.
SEC
filed
7
shares of
200,000
covering
offered
July
on
letter
a
of
stock
common
with
notification
(par
cents)
five
the
to
used
for
lrom
Erie
Forge
Steel
&
Corp.
should
net
Co.—Earnings Declined—
Consol. net profit after
Net profit
* Re vised.—V.
:
122,179
$7,484,492
297,387
$0.35
deducting income taxes
per-share
on
a
I
share "as
per
PROCEEDS—The
net
stock (par 10^)
speculation."
a
proceeds
to be
are
used
to
for merchant¬
pay
surrendered
from
26)
to
J.
Stores, Inc.—Sells, Leases
in
Louis
properties,
revealed
the
P.
able inventory purchases from Home Foods Co.; to
equip a processing
plant in the vicinity of New York City and two other processing plants
(to be located in other principal marketing areas; and for working
capital and other corporate purposes.
the
sale
stated
above
$10,000,000
its
of
President,
debenture
Supermarkets—
indebtedness
to
$35,000,000
July
on
6.
likely to be under¬
were
from
and
He
supermarket
disclosed
issues
companies
24
increasing
on
178,
$25,000,000.—V.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—June Sales Lower—
1954—Month—1953
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$10,573,251 $11,205,690 $54,837,199 $60,379,835
—V.
179,
2704.
p.
In
the
Common
stock
( par
10
cents)
BUSINESS—Corporation
1,500,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
incorporated
April 12, 1954 in Delaware
lor the purpose of carrying on a general development, manufacturing
»nd merchandising business and to produce, manufacture, market and
ileal
In
with
and
foods
was
having
Foods
its
in
pelled
The
principal
report
of
Net
Essex
compared
as
deducting $5,993,000 preferred stock, were equal to
common stock on the 1,800,220 shares outstanding
after
of
with
Co.,
partnership
a
in St. Louis, Mo., the business of Home
marketing a vegetable-derived pressure-pro¬
as
"Sta-Wip" and is now principaly
practicable.
as
and
contributed
Corporation
of
the
of
and
area
To
$25.07
$25,000
New
York,
a
in the
entered into a
has
as ' one-half
the
capital, of
New York corporation, to act
metropolitan New York City
licensing agreement with said
Sta-Wip Corp. on terms substantially similar to those contained in
the agreements with Beatrice Foods Co. and Reddi Products Co., except
that there is
tion
minimum volume requirement in
no
agreement.—V. 179,
March
on
The
company
1954
31,
—V.
177,
716.
p.
$22.52
and
at
493,710
The
31,
Dec.
on
June
on
filed
29
letter
a
of
with
the
company's com¬
179,
Fedders-Quigan
The
corporation
months
the
ended
There
Profit
before
affected
pansion
Net
Net
to
$2,229,690
income
net
totaled
of
ended May 31,
corresponding
1953
months
the
profit
from
was
the
$1,739,797
Notwith¬
quarter.
taxes
reported
for
for the quarter
the 1953 period,
$903,415,
to
up
totaled $16,021,941,
before
equal to 53 V2 cents per share
$791,211 or 48 cents per share,
with
compared
earnings
higher
for
quarter,
the
Salvatore
Giordano,
Presi¬
said, were favorably affected bv substantial improvements in
operating efficiency at the company's plants at Trenton and
Newark, N. J., as a result of the rearrangement of facilities under¬
the
1953.—V.
179,
has changed its name to Federal Pacific Electric
announced by T. M. Cole, President.
"On July
1,
1954,
the merger of Federal Electric Products Co.
with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacific Electric Manufacturing Corp.,
became effective," Mr. Cole said.
"This step was taken by the man¬
company
was
two
of
the
and
to
integrate
—V.
179,
sales
their
order to secure operating econo¬
business activities," he added.
in
companies
agements
mies
and
2596.
p.
Federal Fawick Corp.—Thomas L. Fawick President—
Thomas
Fawick,
L.
President
will
and
Chairman
hold
both
of
the
titles.
Board,
He
has
also
the
assumes
been
post
whose employment was terminated
directors effective July 15.—V. 180, p. 156.
Richard
board of
466,155
the
with
second
13,
of
first
the
last year.
determining
holders
of
quarter
the
in
Huxtable,
S.
Electric
Federal
elected
vacated
by
the
Co.
Products
Motors
General
of
has
its
issued
called
redemption
for
preferred
cumulative
$4
Aug. 16, 1954, 3,500^
stock at $100 per share
Preferred
stockholders
have
been
notified
to
surrender
certificates
representing one share for each 10 shares held of the $4 cumulative
preferred stock for redemption to The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York, agent, 11 Broad
Aug. 16, 1953.—V. 179, p. 203.
In
Street,
York
New
15,
N.
Y.,
on
Trust
Deposit
&
Co.
Syracuse, N. Y.—Retires
Preferred Stock Issue—
The
company
redemption
by
selling
institutional
investors
ferred
to
stock
The First
holders
Boston
Corporation.
Finance
Corp.
$5,000,000
200.000
and
of
its
acted
year.
this
quarter
of
year,
stock
raised
"A"
held
by
for this
debenture* to
money
of 5%
subordinated
shares of a new convertible
pre¬
176, p. 2596.
will
and
made
manu¬
of
of
leather
high
goods and leather
deal
firm
and
of
all
other
Co., Western
Ore., plus the
$12,000,000.
prices,
bought
timberlunds
companies'
Lumber
Portland,
involved
attractive
at
the
all
Co.,
This
said Owen
the
stock
assets,
R.
Cheat¬
the
of
retained
were
timber
by
including
Georgia-
cash,
gov¬
and
liquid assets, were liquidated.
The
old-growth
purchased are adjacent t0 one of Georgia-Pacific's
large timber operations.
Mr.
Cheatham said the purchase was effected
through a newlyorganized,
wholly-owned
subsidiary
in
which
the
Georgia-Pacific
company
invested $1,000,000 for
all
capital stock.
The
subsidiary
borrowed approximately $5,000,000 front banks on a
long-term basts.
just
estimated
was
137
of
General
Gustavo
which
Cuba
of
and
April
Division
for
of
Manager
Pellon's
is
he
locomotives
steam
are
for
1954,
5,
has
electric
1,000
board
market
feet,
from
$25
announced
division,
that
by
John
L.
Products
these
complete
locomotives
51
dieselization
the
replace
will
of
railroad,
the
quarter's
earnings were equal
to
$1.68
a
share
on
shares of common stock outstanding compared with $1.46
the
on
of
the
the
earnings
totaled
Portland
quarter of
six
of
$2,799,400
months
$2.69
Provisions
for
been
the
a
year
Collyer,
will
assets
and
General
June
The
1954,
income
to
1953.—V.
the
the
in
showed
company
new
30,
19.59 and
loans
plant.
stock
and
The
is redeemable
$25.75 thereafter,
net proceeds
make
to
second
1953
—V.
the
quarter and
also
$26.25
sold
per
share
through
plus accrued dividends.
and
will be used to repay
improvements
to
its
parent
Telephone
System,- 160,000 shares of no par value
payment of $800,000 advances. The bank loans had
Sponge
12
months
ended
GIVING
EFFECT
April
TO
3%
bonds
company,
common
been
180. p.
series
4%
series
30,
the
1954
series
Preferred
for
(no
$2.20
$1.40
179,
Includes
In
payment
later
Goodrich
operated
in
the
as
Co.
cushioning,
The
and
expanded plastic
also manufactures
company
flotation
pressure
engines.
Co.—Current Sales Higher—
1954—5 Wks.—1953
1954— 18 Wks.—1953
2596.
p.
The
preferred
new
decreasing
$100
PROCEEDS—The
rent
stock
prices
is
redeemable
thereafter.
For
will
be
at
the
$104 Ms
sinking
until
fund
it
1959
is
and
callable
share.
per
expansion
$45,000,000.
net
and
This
proceeds
modernization
will
program
used
the
in
which
program
company's
is
expected
cur¬
to
cost
increase
capacity of the East Millinocket,
Me.,
mill
where
two
high
speed
paper
machines
will
be
installed along with auxiliary equipment.
The company will be able
to
utilize
hardwood
timber
for
by
installing facilities for
cheml-groundwood process.
production
paper
converting
for
hardwood
the
into
first
pulp
time
by
the
company produces and sells paper products, with
about
90%
of
sales
in
standard
newsprint
paper.
Almost
all
of
the company's products are marketed in the United States east of
the Mississippi.
The company's three Maine mills have an estimated
capacity
to
of
reach
1,315
1,815
tones
tons
of
paper
day
per
day.
per
This
completion
on
capacity
of
the
is
expected
modernization
EARNINGS—For
net
on
sales
1953
of
the company
reported
net profit of $4,625,-
a
$44,022,041.-
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Oct. 1,
notes due
Cumulative
preferred
issuable
value),
Series
A
of
*As
issue
and
the
stock
($100
par
series-*
stock
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
($25 par value)
1954,
1,
*1,200,000 shs.
49,140 shares
exercise
of
Outstanding
t$30,000,000
$38,000,000
in
preferred
July
on
1974
options
of
capital
granted
stock
to
or
be
tDuring
life
notes
the
such
notes to
1953
year
Oct.
1,
for
officers
to
M
insurance
due
reserved
were
granted
key employees.
four
999,190 shs.
the
company
companies
1974,
to
for
total
a
be issued prior to
the
entered
purchase
principal
into
agreements
the
of
company's
with
4%
amount of
$38,000,000, all
In accordance with these
April 1, 1955.
agreements the company issued and sold, between June 12 and Dec. 31,
1953, notes in the aggregate amount of $20,000,000.
Of the proceeds,
the sum of $10,000,000 was used to prepay all of the company's bank
loans
the
balance
was
invested
during the year in the East
plant expansion. The remainder of the loan will be used to
and
further
additions
$4,000,000 of the notes
of
$6,000,000
to
representative,
from
the
ferred
White,
set
underwriters
unissued.
named
.
through
below,
& Co., have severally agreed to purchase
respective numbers of shares of series A pre¬
forth
below:
Shares
Shares
White,
Weld
&
Co.
&
Co.,
Inc.
Lehman
Brothers
Morgan
13,000
Sullivan
Stanley &
S.
1,000
Whiteside,
West
F.
1,000
Butcher & Sherrerd—
Winslow,
their
Weld
the
company
stock
plant and equipment. By May 31, 1954,
followed on June 4, 1954 by the sale
sold,
were
This left $8,000,000 still
more.
The Ohio
7,500
1,000
Co
Jackson
Webber,
&
Curtis
1,000
7,500
10,000
Co
Moseley & Co.—
Paine,
&
Inc.
—
7,500
in
Coffin
Columbia
Co.__
1,000
Shuman,
Francis I. duPont & Co.___
3,500
Smith, Barney & Co
1,000
1,000
7,500
2,250,000
The
Walker
3,500
shares
of
of
$800,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
—V.
76,800 shs.
60,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
value)
stock
common
of
6'fc
demand
preferred
is
the
company's
notes.
being
offered through
the
Inc
3,500
Forgan
&
Corp
10,000
H.
G.
M.
H.
Payson & Co
Agnew &
&
Co
Co
1,000
3,500
Lerchen & Co
7,500
Watling,
7,500
Co
Peabody & Co
Wood, Struthers & Co
180, p. 59.
Green River Uranium Co., Inc., Seattle,
*1,664,278 shs.
to
issued
Burr,
Investment
First Boston
Kidder.
350,000 shs.
35,000 shs.
par
&
Glore,
(cumu¬
series)
1
160,000
F.
B.
be
1,750,000
-
1
value)
par
series
(no
stockholders
will
2,000,000
-
!
stock
its
to
company
59.
at
Chace,
series
Common
the
1,500,000
series
$1.25
hair
materials.
jet
company
Outstanding
1982_j
issuable
submitted
for
Collyer
Sponge
White, Weld & Co. on
July 15 offered 100,000 shares of 4.40% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock, series A, at par ($100
per share) and ac¬
$.250,000
1983
due
stock
lative,
be
stock
common
An investment group headed by
FINANCING
PRESENT
1981
due
Goodrich
according to Messrs.
by the directors of
$21,045,343 $19,792,870 $74,748,140 $67,918,743
—V.
General
stock, in
Unlimited
1979
due
series due
35/g%
F.
approved
of
Sales
finance
incurred
1976
due
will
ownership,
rubberized
for
Millinocket
had total operating revenues of $8,419,486 and net income of $1,011,862.
series
and
B.
business,
been
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Directors,
Rubber
sale
telephone
the
to
BUSINESS—The company is an operating company in the General
Telephone System, and provides telephone service, without competition,
in 135 exchanges in Ohio,
mortgage
the
of
Period End. July 3—
purposes.
EARNINGS—For
of
payment
has
Co.
new
Grand Union
"4
of the new issue
additions
has
company
at
of
net
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone &
Corp. jointly headed an investment
preferred
Board
Sponge Rubber Products Company, a leading producer and the
pioneer in its field, operates plants in Shelton and Derby, Conn.; FaH
River, Mass.; and has a Canadian subsidiary in Waterville, Quebec.
4%
1832.
p.
Goodrich
The
reflect the proportionate part of taxes
179,
by
sale
insulation
832
$15,372,700.
taxes
the
of
Products Company is engaged in the manufac¬
chemically-blown cellular rubber products of crude
and
man-made
rubber, latex foam
and
expanded
plastics.
These
include molded sponge products, continuous sponge sheets, rug
underlay,
strips and rods, foam pillows, furniture cushions, automotive toppers,
after taxes, equal to $3 a share, as against
share in the first half of 1953.
Net sales
with
Chairman
goodwill
The
Products
and
Securities
PROCEEDS—The
bank
per
open
program.
ago.
.
30,
be
and
Daley.
ture
Telephone Co. of Ohio—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—Paine,
Webster
The
$16
the
Daley, President and co-founder of the Sponge Rubber
Sponge Products Division of The
compared with $7,939,600
$8,423,500,
June
adjusted
year
shares
were
compared
Federal
for
half year have
a
of
1953.
ended
$3,117,200
and
$15,800,800,
provided
number
same
General
second
For
about
selling in
179, p. 2472.
1,000 feet."—V.
per
Georgia-Pacific
timber
BUSINESS—The
latest
Sales
$50
similar
Co.
Purchase
the
the Consolidated
for modernizing
plan
President,
and
company in the three months ended June
30, 1954, had net
of $1,741,100 after Federal income tax provisions, compared
earnings of $1,515,700 in the like three months the year before.
1,039,971
•
to
with
an
The
in
compared
The
forthcoming
purchase
by
this
company
of the assets
and
business of the Sponge Rubber Products Co. was announced on
July 14
loco¬
earnings
share
loans will be repaid in about three years.
crued dividends.
received
diesel
51
The
with
bank
Great Northern Paper Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
shares
shareholders
875-horsepower general purpose units will be built by the ElectroDivision of General Motors at La Grange, 111., Mr. Riley said.
Deliveries are scheduled to start in November and be completed prior
to mid-year 1955.—V. 179, p. 2472.
a
the
in
29,597
and
1954
of
The company on
Wash.—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at five cents
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses incident to mining operations.
June 29 filed
a
below-named underwriters:
Shares
Shares
preferred stock "B" and to the public.
as financial -adviser tc the bank and as
its agent in placing the debentures.—V.
It
Inc.
substitutes
Inman-Poulson
Timber
obtained
timber
three
bonds
at
Riley,
3
has retired $8,996,400 of prefixed
Reconstruction
purchased
tract.
because
the
stands
,
line with
Railroad,
parent
the
quarter
Owners of
Authorized
on
Fibers,
leather
manufacturer
a
Saginaw
was
and
ernment
first
the
last
number
Operations
RRs.
July 9.
on
3%
plus accrued dividends of 50 cents per share and an additional 24,500
shares of said stock at $101 per share and accrued dividends.
First
in
second
quarter
the
common
Overseas
Consolidated
the
Edward
motives,
3'A r/o
shares
first
in
shares
preferred
from
First
above.
Bonded
as
Bontex,
2807.
has
Only
Bosworth,
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.—Calls Pfd.
company
Pacific,
,
for
for
1954,
second
29,215
in
29,420
quarter
dates
shares
common
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—New Name—
The
shareholders
495,575
of
owners
CAPITALIZATION
See
the
1954.
of
by
stood
and by
461,871 in
shares
totaled
construction
by
quarter
owned
shares
preferred
group which offered publicly on June 13 a new issue of
60,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative preferred stock (no par)
at $25 per share.
2704.
p.
Electric Products Co.—Changes Name—
Federal
This
Co., it
timber
Capital stock
dent
in
second
was
and
common
1
year.
taken
Motors
and
The
to $1.10 per
outstanding as of
stock
known
and
impregnated with synthetic latex.
timber
President,
companies.
and
Shareholders—
of
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Up—
equal
$1,896,033,
common
sales volume,
stock,
common
The
for
lower
SEC
the
for
facilities.
of
shares
three
the
$18,426,629
standing thfs
last
nine
the
quarters
amounted
to
when pre-tax profit was
expenses entailed in ek-
ago
the
were
1954
the
three
first
year
a
taxes,
1,619,965
for
sales
against
and
for
basis,
same
of
$41,348,219
1954, after provision for dividends on the preferred stock,
with $1,016,691, or 60 cents per share, calculated on the
in 1953.
31,
compared
rose
of
non-recurring
heavy
after
the
sales
the
for
$1,919,934
by
rearrangements
and
on
May
taxes,
infeome,
share
net
31,
against
adversely
with
Motive
1954, which compared with $37,433,574
period of the preceding fiscal year.
May
General
of
in
contrasted
'
Corp.—Sales and Earnings—
reported
corresponding
$4,428,431,
2037.
p.
equipment
July.
Receives Large Equipment Order—
notification
unspecified number of shares of the
market.—V.
letter of notification
a
Motors Corp.—Number
company
order
stock (par $1) to be offered to employees under a stock purchase
plan at the market, the shares needed for this purpose to be purchased
the
ended
months
six
491.468 in the second quarter of 1953.
The second 1954 quarter total included 464,495 owners of common
shares, 19,837 owners of the $5 series preferred shares and 9,378
owners
of the
$3.75 series preferred.
mon
off
June 29 filed
on
quarter this year
The
an
the
for
44.
p.
Ownership
May
Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Files—
The
ham,
switches
See Eagle-Picher Co. above.—V. 167, p. 2360.
Falstaff Brewing
be
p.
and
mattresses,
holders
covering
securities
covering an undetermined number of shares of stock to' be offered to
employees under "Employees' Savings Plan," each employee being en¬
to contribute up to 6%
of his pay (to be matched equally by
company) which would be used to purchase stock in the open market.
Fabricon Products, Inc.—Offer for Stock—
corporation
of
titled
Record
Tropical Gas Co., Inc. below.—V. 179,
Co.,
Rapids
Under
of
Liquefied Petroleum
Grand
Rubber
the Sta-Wip Corpora¬
2704.
p.
Esso Standard Oil Co.—Unit Sells
The
sale
General American Oil Co. of Texas—Files—
Gas Business—
SEC
the
30
was
$1,549,382.
Net
income from dividends,
interest and
royalties for the period, after expenses and state and municipal taxes,
was
$494,942.—V. 179, p. 1611.
preferred
See
from
General
product
179,
company
Logging
June
to expand the distribution of Sta-Wip
this end Essex has participated in the
proposes
laboratories,
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—Acquisitions—
and Frederick M.
profit
known
company
distributor
marketing
Foods
Home
office
and
topping
organization,
■Sta-Wip
from
finishes.—V.
buildings,
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Buysl Sponge Rubber Firm—
assets,
$25.74 per share
developing such business.
rapidly
as
acquired
producing
fluffed
engaged in
as
has
company
to
cellulose pulp
Georgia Leather Co. is
,
$5,797,833.
and
beverages, hydrocarbons, chemicals, ma¬
chinery, appliances, merchandise and equipment. Its principal executive
offices are at 10 High St., Boston, Mass.
The
alpha
the
Paper Co., of Buena Vista,
Va., it was
Hugo N. Surmonte, President.
plant will be operated by a new subsidiary of
by
According to Mr. Cheatham, "the purchase gives
timber, roads and logging equipment at a price of
Up—
this company, Frank Altschul, Chairman of the
Board, stated that as of June 30, 1954 net assets were $52,331,507.
After
dividends
of
$494,886, the increase for the
six months
was
Net
Outstanding
Vista
Leather
It
General American Investors Co., Inc.—Assets
FINANCING
Authorized
2
Georgia-Flex
timber
1953.
CAPITALIZATION
Buena
purchased
Piedmont
July
facture
Co.*
&
Morgan
insurance
to
Stockholders will vote Aug.
future.
near
for
Stein,
additional
that
Period End. June 30—
common
The
of
on
own
177, p. 2197.
Essex Universal Corp., Boston, Mass.—Stock Offered—
Hunter Securities Corp., New York City, on July 6 of¬
60p
and
(Coupon No.
facilities
Georgia
.(
Sales
at
1,
2572.
p.
$0.85
;
fered publicly 500,000 shares of
announced
This
authorized
*1953
$5,646,700
presented
1937
corporation is, negotiating
lease-back basis of about
taken
1954
sales
interest
on
has
company
of
payable on March 1, 1937 and JSept. 1, 1937,
5% gold bonds, series' "A, due Sept.
and Sept. 1,
be
Fair
Food
The
warehouse
9 Months Ended May 31—
Consolidated
This
and
Incorporated, paying agent, 23 Wall St., New York 8, N. Y., for payment.
also
Ero Manufacturing
S.
Martin,
instalments
months'
U.
W.
be
$1.50 per share through Lee Higginson Corp.
and P. W.
Co., Inc., both of New York.
The net proceeds are to be
general corporate purposes and to repay $65,000 advances
&
six
the
John
Florida,
—V. 180, p. 156.
at
Brooks
the
pay
of
9
Georgia Leather Co., Newark, N. J.—Acquisition—
entered- in
1954,
25,
District
first, and refunding mortgage
(Coupon No. 25)
Erie Reinforced Plastic Pipe Corp.—Files With SEC—
corporation
to
and
due
June
Southern
1974. Funds will be available for that purpose on and after July 20, 1954.
On and after July 20, 1954, the interest coupons due March 1, 1937
bonds
The
dated
order
the
directed
which became
51.
p.
to
District
Pursuant
registration statement with
a
capital
(253)
Webber,
Paine,
Jackson
Stone
&
11,2.70
Webster
Securities
Corp.
Merrill
ner
—V.
The
&
Curtis
Merrill
11,250
Lynch,
180, p. 59.
The
3,625
McDonald
ft
ft
ft
See
6,000
Co
Cleveland
Miller
Greenlands
8,625
Co.
Turben
First
Havden,
Pierce, Fen-
ft Beane
Ohio
Fulton. Reld ft Co
Corp..
Co.
Co
Sweney Cartwright & Co—
Corp.—Acquisition—
-
;
Kelly Island Lime & Transport Co. below.
4,500
3,750
3.000
Greyhound Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
The
1,500
1,500
of
this
stockholders
corporation
on
and
Aug.
17
Pacific
will vote on approving
Greyhound Lines.
the
merger
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday; July 19,
v
of
As
cumulative
record
of
entitled
of the close
the meeting.
as
at
vote
to
Reynolds
proposed that Pacific, a subsidiary of Greyhound, be merged
Into
Greyhound, a Delaware corporation, in accordance with an
agreement of merger dated May 25,
1954. As of June 1, 1954,
capital stock of Pacific was held as
the outstanding
Pacific
General
Co
public
-------v
of merger provides in effect that Greyhound will
continue in existence as the surviving corporation, with its present
stockholders retaining their holdings intact; that each share of 5%
cumulative
Pacific
stock
preferred
into
price of comomn stock
when the merger
three nor more than
disregarding-' fractional shares,- in- lieu of
share.
*•
of Greyhound on the New
becomes effective, but m
five shares, in each case
which - a - cash adjustment
sale
the- closing
of
Exchange
Stock
•York
■
event
no
than
less
Sufjej River.—V: 179, p. 2808.
$10) was made on July 6 by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. at
$38.50 per- share, with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per
Greyhound, having the same rights and preferences, and
In addition the right to vote, and that each share of common stock
of
Pacific
held -by
the general pupblic when
the merger becomes
effective will • be converted
into the number of sijareg of common
stock of Greyhound which could be purchased for $50 on the Jjasis
of
$100
to India—
secondary offering of 6,628 shares of'common stock (par
will
'P3*
one
,
completed.—V..179, p. 1266.
It was quickly
of the holdings of Pacific stock on June 1, 1954
such shares of Pacific will be converted into a maximum of 35,24o
shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock and a maximum of Ql,lG5
shares
of
common fstock
of Greyhound when the merger becomes
effective.
The
actual number of shares of Greyhound stock ipto
basis
/ declared
Nov.
depend upon the market
value
of
Greyhound common stock on
the effective date of the
merger,
with respect to common stock,
and upon the number of
fractional shares involved, with respect to botlv classes of stock, as
determined from an analysis of the record holdings of Pacific stock
at
the close of business on the effective date.
The presently out¬
Pacific
-which
shares
will
converted
are
the
for
7
to
6,263,064
expected
shares of common
underwriting.
20,000
without
The
of
of
is
the
r,
per
of
shares
*
share will
split and
and
additional
The
industry
from
license
under
Ok'a.
Gulf,
and
mission
negotiations for
the
in
of
west
an
Miami,
over
the
involved. in consideration tor .a. 50%. ngfc
acreage
full
the
amount
completion
V.
180,
well,
discovery
the
of
&
City
p.
,profits interest
York,
New
Exchange
43
New
York
be
N.
of
the
J.J
late
First
by.
Water
stock
of
Co.
Bank
of
31,
Water
Co.
Offered—The
of
ap¬
President
—V.
is
prepared
being
for
Polk
York
New
bank
the
to
up
5,
Y.,
N.
(EDT)
noon
its
of
acres
land.
at
or
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
p.
Gas
Electric
&
charter,
in
if
approved,
bases
to
bank,
agreement
stock
pursuant
of
the
in
its
..
assets
300,000 shs.
______
202,778 shs.
The amount shown
as
outstanding Includes $240,000 due within
year and reflects a reduction of $400,000 in the long term debt
subsequent to April 30, 1954.
one
to
1954,
37y2c
to
action
the
on
a
of
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
record
names
board
common
share.
holders
the
stock
first
on
of
in
was
such
June
the
May,
15,
several
1954,
the
increased
dividend
1954.
regular
from
was
25c
paid
on
and
the
underwriters,
^
/:■
N.
J.,
1
Declined—'
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. June 30—
$12,061,983 $12,807,517 $72,298,974
179,
2597,
p.
•
Louis,
fund
Mo.,
prepared
are
due
debentures
$73,967,466
•
.
180,
deliver
to
1,
March
debentures.—V.
temporary
•
-
.
Ready—
New York, N. Y.t and St. Louis Union
Bankers Trust Co.,
St.
<
Co.—Definitive Debentures
Gas
Laclede
The
Co.,
♦,
-
('!
Sales
appoint
liquidation.
v///
/;,/■ r;,^:•/
..
11',
(S. II:) Kress &J Co.—Jun6 Sales
Co.
V
Community Hotels, Inc. of the
was announced on July 4 by
The price was reported to be more
from
Camden,
in
Stender, Vice-President.
$1,000,000.
!)
in
1974
.
;
Trust
3%% sinking
for outstanding
definitive
exchange
157.
p.
will
semi-venture
or
be to
com¬
—V.
select
and shares of listed sto.ck
Corporation
proposes
provided
as
in
the
This
will not be substantial.
...
company
Lehman
asset
Net
Corp.—Has Record Net Assets—
value
$158,409,024,
equal
President,
Lehman,
utive
Committee,
This
net
asset
the
of
to
.
and
company's
$38.14
reported
was
on
30,
June
1954
was
capital stock, ■ Robert
Chairman of the Exec¬
25th annual report to stockholders.
after*-deducting dividends totaling
C.
in the
which
value
assets
share, of
per
Monroe
Gutman,
.
the highest ever reported in any annual or
interim report.
This compared with $32.80 (after adjustment for^tho
increase in the number of shares), the corresponding net asset value
at the end of the previous
12 months.—rV. 179, p. 205.
$1,80
(Ariz.)—Stock Of¬
offered * to
recently
in June established an ore mining division which
acquisition and development of .uranium and thorium
corporation
properties.
/ ;
Negotiations are in progress for properties in the Colorado Plateau,
Utah, Wyoming and elsewhere.—V. 176, p. 1565.
...
;
~
to qualify as. a regulated in¬
United States Internal Revenue
■
$30,258,375 $31,867,619
$5,541,601
2706.
p.
will engage in the
permit it to escape any United States corporate income
op an annual basis all of its net ordinary income'
capital gains.
This it expects to do.
See also V. 180,
-•
•
..,;
•/
.
179,
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1^53
$5,370,895
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.—Forms Uranium Division—
It intends
type.
Sales Lower—'
Bryant, Inc.—June
Period End. June 30—
Sales
corporations substantially all of whose'
are in Canada,
and may also invest in
International Bank of Washington
its
common
per
share
was
stockhdlders of record June
18, 1954, the-right to sub¬
scribe t)n or before July 13 for 60,000 additional shares
of common stock at par ($5 per share) on the basis oftwo new shares for each three shares held.
underwritten by Johnston, Lemon &
was
The offering
PROCEEDS—The
employed
and
in
net
related
cummul.
Common
TO
PRESENT
(par
(par
$5)
$5)
■
company
is
engaged
in
the
500,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
international
right
a
to
member
it
use
is
of
the
the
the
only
word
Federal
Reserve
company
"Bank"
in
so
its
System
engaged
title
in
.
...
.
'
corporation
July
on
1
filed
a
letter
notification with the
one cent) to be
Mart, Inc., 146
net proceeds are tcr be
of
covering 3.000,000 shares of common stock (par
at three
cents per share through Uranium
offered
Main
to
Salt
Street,
Lake
City,
incident
expenses
pay
Lincoln Electric
None
151,785 shs.
private
In
which
the
<
to
Utah.
The
operating
expenses.
Outstanding
merchant
banking business.
It does not accept deposits.
Consequently, it is
-not
subject to regulation by the Comotroller of the Currency, end
is
not
a
stockholder of the
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
nor
SEC
used
FINANCING
BUSINESS—This company was' incorporated in Arizona in July, J920.
Its- principal offices are at 726 Jackson Place,
Washington, D. C.
The
179, p. 2597.
Liberty Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
S.
EFFECT
$12,462,502 $12,797,636 $58,243,043 $59,703,975
Sales
—V.
195.4—5 Mos.-^-1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End, June 30—
The
proceeds are to be added to working capital
the company's international merchant
activities.
pfd_ stock
stock
-
to
expanding
Corp.—June Sales Decreased—
Lerner Stores
,
Co., Washing¬
Certain stockholders waived their rights
subscribe; for 1,190 shares of the new stock.
counsel,
.
corporation
Hotei
ilhe, tW<uWhitman contains >300 rooms.—'Vj 177, p. .1258,
•
be to select investments primarily chosen to
rather than ordinary income, it is' expected that
investment
portfolio will be low and that its
its
.
fered—The
5%.
*$940,000
$2,000,000
_______
(par $10)
DIVIDENDS—By
quarterly dividend
Delaware corporation,
a
venture
of
Authorized
*
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$3,9t8,000 $19,458,000 $19,200,000
*
;
Corp.—Buys Camden, N, J. Hotel—
this
by
Whitman
—V.
July 12 of 100,000 shares of
share by "White, Weld & Co.
Outstanding
to
4,140,082
.
$8.52
■
1954—Month—1->53
25.97.
p.
Albert. W.
(a)
for
•
.
153,890,000
179,
-.•..than:
i
determine
30/53
Kinney Co., Inc.—June Sales Off—
Knott Hotels
Co.—Financing Plans—
American
(b)
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
payable
May 31,*54 'Nov.
4,234,827
$9-78
share
2473.
p.
Purchase
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
lie.—Assets Higher-
the
July 29
mortgage
156.
on
it distributes
banking
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
per
179,
—V.
will
policy
This will
and
,
.
$41,406,761 $35,275,097
(G. R.)
„
"
George
Fund S-2—
Sales
on
per
and
company
of
- ;
"
of Mr.
B. Mack,
Ames, Allen C.
A.
organized by Wertheim & Co. and Lazard
purchasing the shares of Kelley Island.
1
was
2370.
P.
assets
—V.
first
t
for
and
securities
tax
all
&
Adams,
S.
assets
Net
Sunder¬
ton, D. C.
570
179,
Net
Mexico—May Dissolve—
company,
Code.
157.
Wertheim
Corp.
income Common Stock
Corp.—Offers Common Stock—Public
$25
Inter-Canadian
debt.
approximately
with
James
Period End. June 30—
Wardwell
of $25,000,000
1980.—V. 180,
'
provided
income from bonds
P.
result of
a
as
consist
Counsel;
General
Keystone Custodian Funds
sub¬
on
made
the
turn-over
and
Clark,
T.
will
Island
Co. for the purpose of
&
Freres
President
estate, leaseholds and mineral rights in Canada.
if
Ke'.ley
of
752,
activities
vestment
Harold
Vice-President;
Greenlands
preferred
equal to ap¬
be
directors
of
President;
associated
11,797
would
Davis
111.,
committee
was
in
Becuse
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
principally engaged
in the manufac¬
turing, preparing for market,
selling
and distributing of Portlandcement.
The company's plant is located at Stockertown, Pa., where
1,
and
shares
board
J.
DuBois and Alfred V/. Kleinbaum.
Mr. Adams and Mr. Ames are asso¬
ciated with Lazard Freres & Co.; Mr. DuBois and Mr. Kleinbaum are
July 20
investments
invest
real
corpora¬
-
share
and
Cotner,
,
Executive
a
will consider the following: (l) Report
general situation of company arising out
difficulties; (2) resolution to dissolve company before
stock at
business
proceeds from the sale of these shares will be
available
for
general
corporate
purposes,
and will reimburse,
in
part,
the company's
treasury for expenditures made in
1953
for
capital Improvements amounting to $1,654,820 and for $400,000 applied
during May and June, 1954 to the reduction of the company's out¬
a
C.
stock,
Kelley Island's common
of
95%-
over
new
Shares outstanding
St.,
15
parent,
on
AThe DOlicv of the
PROCEEDS—Net
July
J.
offer
the
office
the
"
term
p.
Canadian
Kelley Graham, former Chairman of The
City, who had served as a director of
for more than 20 years.—V. 179, p. 2370.
offering its common stockholders of record June
15, 1954, rights to subscribe for 40,555 additional shares
of common stock (par $10) at $25 per share on the basis
of one share for each four then held. - Subscription rights
will expire at 3:30 p.m,..(EDT) on Aug. 4, 1954.
An un¬
derwriting group comprised of Stroud & Co,, Inc,; Reyn¬
olds & Co.; Newburger & Co. and Warren W. York &
Co,, will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
I
share
common
per
at
the
offer.
the
its; assets
of
owns
now
,
Dickey,
preferred stock, J. C. Cotner,
who made the offer.
Broad
directors
of
171,
mon
Jersey
Hercules Cement Corp—-Stock
loan
the
to
-
purchase
stock,
common
Electrica de
labor
offering
:
tion is
Common
$17
of
in Chicago,
its
stockholders
recent
the
Note
prior
the Greenlands Corp. to purchase common stock of
Lime
Transport Co. has expired, Ralph L. Dickey,
latter company, announced on June 22.
Greenlands
Island
Lane
has been elected a director of the Hackenand the Spring Valley (N. Y.) Water Works
succeeds
Nickerson
owns
held
get another $2,000,000 for construction by sellllng
to
produce capital gains
it
President
in
156.
p.
board
to
National
standing
$1.20
months.
counsel,
company, will
180,
—V.
City, N. J.,
Hackensack
the
of
rate
July.
If favorably acted upon by the
to stockholders for their approval, he
stockholders payment would be made to them
company
liquidating
a
Supply Co.
Mr.
Kelley
% ;,w;
expiration
Kingsbury S. Nickerson, president and director of The First National
(N.
-*
>
of
offer
The
,
num¬
plans to register with the SEC on Sept. 3 $16,500,000
mortgage bonds and 40,000 shares of $100 par preferred stock, *
expected that competitive bids for the issues will be opened
The
Y.
Hackensack Water Co.—Banker Elected to Board—
sack
2248.
179, p.
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Control—
cash
30
of
2807.
of Jersey
Harris
the
presented
Inter-Canadian
Bank
shares
2243,
to
formal. offer
a
received at
Industria
15,
offer
purchase from the company
bonds, series G, due Aug. 1,
common
of
Place,
rate
times
dividend
5..
—V.
,
of
quarterly
the
at
company
is
Oct.
has called for redemption on July 31, next, all of its
4Vu%
first mortgage bonds due
1983 at 104.15%- and
interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase National Bank
179,
accrued
111.—V.
90,
3%%
the
with
of
first
It
full interest in
company
the
of
dividend
annual
Indiana & Michigan Electric
The
of
outstanding
—V.
that
be
Kiendl,
of
the
The
accrued
through operation of the sinking fund, at 106%% in
bond:; and at 100.8*% in the case of the 3%
in' ere t in each case.
P-ymer.t will be made at
Trust & ^"vings Bank,
115 West Monroe Street, Chicago
1978,
of
case
bonds,
num¬
certificate
company
Walt
Gulf Power Co.—Bonds Called—
The
will
26-year
Gulf will start
will be carried
59.
p.
the
will have 2.2
preferred
March
period of several
a
for
reimburse Coastal for
with the drilling and
figure estimated at $130,000.—.
a
due
the
Illinois Central RR.—Bids for Bonds July 29—
Mr. Hines said, has agreed to
of Coastal's costs in connection
Gulf Oil Corp.,
bonds
'
the
authorized
the
in
Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
3%%
.
of the offer call for no change in present management and
company's activities
will
continue
to
be
carried
out
in
Mt.
Gilead, Ohio, without material change in policy or loss of identity
of tho present corporation, Mr. Cotner stated.—V. 177, p. 2457.
"
.therein.
letter of notification with the SEC
to be offered at par (one
The proceeds are to pay ex¬
has called for redempti'n oi» Aug. 1, 1954, $63,000 of
first mortgage bends due 1973 and $10,090 of 3%
first mortgage
Terms
'.
Pla.
corporate
of
157.
p.
Uranium €orp., Monticelio, Utah—Files
June 29 filed a
on
Iowa Power &
the
office
to Joseph H. Hines, President of Coastal,
first well this month.
The well, he . said,
to a depth of approximately 11,500 feet.
Under the agreement Coastal will assign to Gulf its
-;
approved
If
will
of
share of
board
it
land
the
the
to
B1(U
According
drilling
granting
the
in
ships.—V.- 180,
not disclose
stated
said.
Inc., have completed
development dri'ling program on a 60,000 acre tract
oil discovery made earlier this year some 35 miles
a
of
area
of
without underwriting.
incident to mining activities.
The
1954, one addi-
continue
to
stock
new
an
238,041
on
per
did
directors
Signs Florida Project Pact—
corporation and Coastal Caribbean Gils,
This
Liberia
of
and
Liberia,
Monrovia,
in
than the issuance of
•*>..■■'/
•.
V A/ V.
on the business of
also acts as the sole
carries
Liberia
shale),
per
penses
about Oct.
held
announced.
the
outstanding
Cotner
-
-
of
basis
company
by Instruments, Inc. of
will be available to the
generally.
the
minimum
a
share
per
the
Mr.
^expensive
Tulsa,
yield
$45
The
the recorder is the checking of meter
conditions, heretofore possible only with
operating
will
proximately $45
-
extra equipment and personnel.
new
instrument will be manufactured
held,
received*
has
Manager,
On
for
seen
use
under
board
the
and
stockholders
stock
General
shares
they pass
two different sources as
that
proximately
automatic pipeline operation.
inKtrument—cal'.ed a capacitance recorder—offers a continuous
unequalled accuracy on pipeline contents. This contrasts with
the
widely used conventional method of mathematically calculating
batch progress and verifying by sampling.
The recorder's sensitivity is unique in pipeline use.
It even differ¬
entiates between two batches of a product of similar specifications
An
in
changes
equivalent to $2.64 on
dividend.—V. 179, p.
be
company
price
^
U The
accuracy
to be
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—Proposed Sale—
-
of
Co.
other
acquisition.
such
with
registration
the
the
as
consideration
or
Trust
Corp.,
International
10,000,000 shares of common stock
covering
cent
acts
government
the
and
company
The
check of
grade of gasoline—from
of
split
common
presently
stock
step in
&
stock
As
per
4
,
"magic eye" for pipelines has been developed by this corporation's
research laboratories at Pittsburgh, Pa., and is already in use on some
lines, it was announced on June 30.
It is described as a major forward
as
intention
the
share.
ber
■"
A
such
cash
any
International
and sale
Corp.—New Development—
'
subsidiaries
controlled
.
increase
an
other
and
which
company
of
The
,
^
•through the line.
present
after
cents
The
Gulf Oil
shares
dividends
in the promotional stage of manufacture
coatings to protect against corrosion.
and
linings
also recommend
may
preferred
Trust
.
3,131,532 shares of issued stock
split.
Under this program it is
common
stock,/without surrender of
of
a
incorporation.
SEC—
i*
company
board
The
ber
filed
was
holder
each
A.,
•
*
changing the
a
two-for-one
by
shares
that
York
New
S.
other
connection
in
charters
29, 1954, at the rate of one
expected
existing certificates, will receive on or about Oct, 17,
tional; share for each share held.
,
with the SEC on July 6 covering
stock to be offered at par ($10 per share},
notification
of
letter
A
and
is
pay
f.gent
qthers, of increasing the authorized number
among
shares
common
It
Elkton, Md.—Files With
Guidon Corp.,
purpose,
of
of cumulative preferred stock of Greyhound
of
both
series
will be increased to not more than 129,690 shares,
and the presently outstanding 10,600,367 shares of common stock of
Greyhound will be increased to not more than
10,661,472 shares,
as
a
result of the merger.—V, 179, p. 2370.
stock
special ftieeting-of stockholders
A
<
10%
a
for each
owned
a
Washington
in
International
The
-a
3 recommended a two-for-one stock split and
dividend.
The stock dividend
is payable
on
July
on
1954, to stockholders of record Oct.
ten shares then held.
5,
share
shares
94,445
standing
directors
Inc.,
no
$52,150
of
its. stock
Household Finance Corp.—Plans Stock- Split—
The
inactive.
has
corporation,
should
-
..
,
On°the
-
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
—The company has arranged to place privately through
Dovenmuehle, Inc., Chicago, an issue of $500,000 4Y4%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due Feb.' 1, I960, it
was announced on July 8.
\
Specialty Mfg.
Hoffman
wholly
two
Washington,
company
muda
(Edward) Ilines Lumber Co.—Secondary Offering—A
of Pacific held by Southern
$100i
(par
public when the merger becomes effective
share of 5% cumulative preferred stock
the
and
Co.
converted
be
of
but has an in¬
Ltd., a 'Ber¬
representative of the company
in Bermuda, and is also engaged in overseas financing, frequently in
cooperation with ' the company.
This investment represents 20% * of
the capital of the Bermuda firm,
and directors of the company in¬
dividually
own
shares representing
an
aggregate of 40%
of said
capital.
A//.//
A /A
•
A A / •
A->'/
> •
The company, together yvith Washington International Corp. Ltd.,
is -presently .engaged
in -negotiations with
stockholders owning "a
controlling interest in the International T.u t Co. of Liberia, for thbpurchase of such interest.
The company is considering purchasing,
directly or- indirectly, a
substantial interest in the International
Trust Go. of Liberia, by issuing shares of its comomn stock, directly
or
Indirectly, to the controlling stockholders of such Trust company..
At the present time it is contemplated to issue not less than 30,000
and
not
more
than 40,000 shares
of the stock of the company in
connection with such acquisition.
It is not proposed that the company
The
has sold
deep V-shaped gorge on the
a
agreement
The
New
presently
vestment
corporation
has
Washington,
Bank
national-
in
10
___
the Government of India a 5-mile con¬
veyor system to handle materials for the construction of the Bhakra
Dam
in the Himalaya foothills.
It will be the highest dam in the
world except for the Hoover Dam cm the Colorado River.
I
The contract calls for a series of 46 conveyers,to be linked together
in a continuous line to carry sand and gravel over rugged terrain to
486,500 shs.
shs.
97,300
Totals—--;
Co.,. Inc
Si
2808.
p.
This
^
62.055% shs. (63.78% ) 474,279 shs. (97.49%)
32,800
shs. (33.71%)
none
2,4^44% shs. ( 2.51% ) 12,221 shs. ( 2.51 U)
Greyhound Corp
The
Southern
Common
179,
York
Hewitt-Robinsvlp^.—Sells
*•
follows:
Preferred
Shareholder
—V.
Co.
&
W.
Warren
is
It
Co.
&
Newburger
-
,
subsidiaries. They, are Inter-1
corporation, and Inter¬
Panama corporation.
Inter-,,
of Washington, Inc. acts as representative of the company
York
City.
International
Bank
of- Washington, S.
A. is*
of
national
40%
40
10
Inc.
Co.,
&
company
national
*
Stroud
10,600,367 shares of common stock. All stock¬
of business June 30, 1954, will be
and
stock,
preferred
holders
follows:
as
are
The
which each is obligated to purchase,
percentage of unsubscribed shares
67,445 shares
5 'It cumulative
Greyhound had outstanding
preferred stock, 27,000 shares of
1954,
30,
June
W\ %
of
,
1954
(254)
10
the
can
District
of
opinion
obtain-
of
the
Columbia.
The
eral
of
the
Board,
John C.
was
officers
on
of
Lincoln,
elected
Co.—Irrgang Elected President—
July 7 elected William Irrgang President and Gen¬
the company,
James F. Lincoln, elected Chairman
will remain active in the direction of. comoany policies.
directors
Manager
founder of the company, now living in Phoenix, Ariz.,
Honorary
elected
were
Chairman1 of
John
S.
the
Roscoe,
Board
Executive
and Treasurer/ Other
Vice-President; A. F.
and Secretary; George Landis, Vice-President.
Mr. Irrgang, the third President in the 59-year history of this large
manufacturer
of
are
we1 ding' equipment,
has been Executive VicePresident since October, 1951.—V. 178, p. 2477.
Davis,
Vice-President
Volume 180
Number 5343. The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(Arthur D.)
Little, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Egyptian
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of America—Merger—
Contract Signed—
It
;
announced
was
engineering firm
Administration
July
U.
S.
for
Government
in
contract
project for the
13 that this industrial consulting and
a
contract with the Foreign Operations
signed
the
project
This
program.
See Attapulgas
on
has
of
industrialization
Egypt
under
until
extends
continuation
a
the
Technical
June,
1956,
development of Egyptian industry
firm since January, 1953.
the
Agreement With
Further recognition of
tion from blast furnaces
new
a
eastward
Principal
Big Steel—
Oil
which
is
company
Provision
deducting all
for
estim.
Fed.
$445,490
inc.
tax.
capacity of
a
To
Oil
Northern
Co.,
ties
in
will
now
199,000
239,000
438,000
$246,490
$303,548
$550,038
Co.
transport
$988,038
$542,548
crude
line
initially
will
from
year
earnings
Dividends
pfd.
Dividends
com.
Surplus
for
Common
Earned
Paid
qtrly.).
29,856
period
151,947
has
contracted
Mutual
The
to
from
crude
the
use
the
Fosterton
$121,745
line
16-inch
of
South
refinery,
with
303,894
share)
$0.71
$0.50
Pipe
Line
Co.—("Wall Street
See Seatrain Lines,
423
for the
six months
ended June
1954
30,
Inc. below.—V.
do
not
include
Federal
pany expects to
income
or
profit
excess
taxes ^slnce
the
com¬
deduct development costs of its subsidiary, San Manuel
Copper Corp.
Magma's
points
report
capitalized
would
instead
have
been
of
out
that
being
if
costs
deducted,
approximately
of
San
six
the
$1,113,000.—V.
Manuel
months
178,
at competitive sale on
been
had
tax
Other
liability
and
2574.
p.
Magnolia Park, Inc.
This
corporation,
track in
Sept. 23,
The
which
it has
been
the
operate
Parish,
La.,
Orleans'
New
The
expects
to
first
its
open
Thus,
not
to
the
night
State
consider
racing
in
of construction
and
overall construction of
to
of schedule. The Administration Building, Racing Oval,
barns, and electrical power substation have all been completed.
The
parking area is graded and complete except for asphalt:
Over 1,000
requests
wnd
for
what
stall
of
one
have
months
few
a
becoming
space
ago
America's
already
was
been
received
is
land
swamp
from
well
ing
&
Dominick,
offer
an
to
acting
behalf of
on
substantial
a
of
of
its
customers,
shareholders
of
terms
and
holders of the
All
stock
is
1954, and
is
that
—V.
conditions,
be
31,
1954,
to
all
other
in
of
one
than
66%%
the outstanding
of
stock
be
the
constituent
provision
share,
of
banks
for
affiliate
and
taxes
compared
operating earnings
and
with
the
for
preferred
$1,724,804
second
dividends,
30c
or
this
of
corporation
quarter
series
due
3'/4%
series
due
stock,
3.90%
were
the
first
earnings,
after
$3,860,579
for
the
six
provision
64c
or
same
months
for
share,
a
period of
of
1954
the
taxes
and
its
consolidated
period
same
$3,378,798
with
tDoes
,
not
The
at
4%
company is
from
two
stockholder
insurance
of
for
from
also
company
100,478
preferred
to
plans
150,478
series
into
to
increase
shares
and
its
its
authorized
consolidate
designated
one,
the
its
preferred
three
dividend
$1
Board,
It
to
was
succeed
President,
has also
been
elected
stock
reported
that
Mr.
Ferguson's
been sold to
—V.
Period End. June 30—
—V.
$4,585,561
179,
include
be
by
the
of
shares
Mediterranean
Pan-Israel
Inc.—below.—V.
Co.,
Shoe
Retail
.
.____._-._T
sales
179,
2706.
p.
table
below
Days End.
Complete
aluminum
the
is
this
205
with
1954
at
price
The
new
techniques,
product,
developed
by
aluminum
sheets
are
and
use
available
10
of
and
sell
photosensitive,
Horizons,
in
inches
the
by
4
also
the
announced
of
by
inches
of
involves
8
inches
already
such
by
proven
products
use
and
10
Commercial
corporation
of
which
inches
Include
the
name
Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
July 6 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 3,000 shares of $6 cumulative convertible
preferred stock
(par
$20)
offered
and
in
per
unit,
are
to
be
on
15,000
units
of
through A.
used
for
shares
one
J.
of
common
preferred
Grayson
nf
working capital.
and
New
stock
five
York
(par
10
common
City.
cents)
shares
at
to
severally
principal amount
first
to
the
receivers
type
(curved
major
console
21-inch
a
Chicago,
tube
The
Galvin,
set
President,
color
with
used
fall
and
his
ratio
a
company
of
to
$199.95,
sale
least
at
first
same
year
the
industrv.
television
sets
1953,"
he
said
models
three
radios.
Uranium
corporation
June
on
P.
G.
&
Co.
Christopulos
and
proceeds
James
are
.fe
E.
to be
25
market
Co.,
show
and
be
$100
The net proceeds
to
are
company
covering
be
to
phone
offered
be
&
applied
at
as
July
public
the
an
Co.
time
cost
value.
Md.—Changes
1330.
p.
Raised—
trustee for the
as
1,
1974,
is
25-year
prepared
indenture
development
discovered
yet
Chairman,
200
said
dated
of
as
in
Its
of
North
Nova
new
will
America,
spring
the
of
it
1955,
that
needs
dock
at
the
four
its
mineral
new
re¬
Atlantic
Sea¬
company's
new
years.
facilities
already
is part
are
at
the
way,
under
of
Mr.
National
of
Baker
disclosed.
Gypsum's
four-year,
Savannah
Portsmouth,
which
"With
of
cost
Quebec,
as
material
raw
in Canada
plant
does not
company
low
this
rock
and
Montreal
favorably
compete
N.
H.
by
25%
with virtually
unlimited
lower cost," Mr.
operation.
reserve
the
us
material at substantially
raw
Halifax
new
manufacturing
to
and
$3,500,000.
development will provide
the
in
said.
14%
in
increase
this
of
for
the
and
the
we
to
also
are
consider¬
supply a fast grow¬
facilities," Mr.
have
now
ability
to
Toronto,
Canadian
deliver
it
by
would be
we
in
market."—V.
180,
1954
which
heating
and
products
the
amounting
sale
previous
of
to
structures.
non-recurring
a
$237,000,
which
year,
Industrial
for
income for the fiscal
on
$1,556,000 including
were
facilities
sales, from approximately $18,000,000 in 1953
shown in the recently published annual report
produces
heat
transfer
equipment,
metal
net
in 1954, is
company,
powders
compared
included
ended March 31,
disposition of
earnings of $713,800
year
profit 011
with
$95,000
non-recurring
profit
on
facilities.
taxes,
income
net
stock
amounted
outstanding,
to $856,000
against
1953
or
$2.29
figures
of
per
share
$382,000
of
and
share.
per
Ohio
for
the assets of Viking Air Conditioning Co.,
November, 1953.
This acquisition has added many
the company's already diversified
line,
including
purchased
company
in
products
to
air
warm
and
furnaces,
window
173,
p.
and
humidifiers
attic
fans
for
for
air
heating
ventilating and
warm
summer
2498.
black
and
Sliirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales-
National
Period End. June 30—
Sales
1954—Month—1953
179,
$1,965,618
$1,676,655
-
—V.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$7,772,263
$8,913,395
2598.
p.
New England
See Mutual
model
at
Fund—Merger Effective—
Fund of Boston,
Inc. above.—V. 179, p. 2707.
color
tabic
sets
demption—
bv
The
for
sets
white
New England Gas & Electric Association—Partial Re¬
account
company
of
the
4%
fund
has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1954, for the
sinking fund, $59,000 of 20-year sinking fund collateral
series C,
due 1971, at
100.90%
of
the principal
btinds,
amount.
Payment will he made at the State Stvreet Trust Co.,
State & Congress Streets, Boston, Mass.
sinking
trustee,
Sept.
1954 may be detached and collected
in the usual manner, at the option of the holder, be presented with the
bonds so delivered for redemption.—V. 179, p. 2144.
maturing
Coupons
figures
of
one
somewhat
are
the
best
years
on
1,
New Jersey & New York RR.—Offer for Bonds—
be¬
pay
City,
Utah—
D.
letter
a
common
through
Nebeker
all of
of
&
Salt
Thornton
Co.,
Lake
incident
expenses
notification
the
of
this
Clerk
the
City,
D.
Utah.
net
of
sale
at
debentures,
competitive
repayment
established
registration
a
35-year
(parent),
the
Co.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
filed
9
Telegraph
of
amount
Nov.
27,
gage
practice,
due
Aug.
are
for
are
received.
general
to
Such
June
Jersev
21,
in
1954,
by
the
U.
proceedings fo'-
S.
'he
District
reorgani¬
of
& New York RR. Co., debtor,
at
the; following
$1,000 face amount of first mortgage bonds
April 3, 1880; <bi $850 for each $1,000
dated
1885;
second
(c)
mortgage
bonds Issued under indenture dated
amount of general mort¬
$500 for each $1,000 face
issued under indenture dated Dec. 31, 1892.
June 21,
1954 and up until July 1, 1954 Erie
Since
RR.
Co.
has
terms
$336,500 face amount
of first
face amount of general mortgage bonds.
entered
into
an
arrangement
with The First
foregoing
acquired
on
bonds and $493,500
RR.
National
N.
Y.
to
the
has
Co.
Bank
of
accept
the
City
tenders,
on
of
Wall St., New York 15.
first, second and general
RR. Co. and to make
at the prices indicated above.—V. 155,
New
its
York.
behalf,
2
of
mortgage bonds of The New Jersey & New York
with
1,
the
1989^,
approximate
mvance
corporate
indenture
mortgage
the
are
purposes,
including property additions and improvements.—V. 179, p. 2707.
required
payment
therefor
90.
p.
bidding.
Net
proceeds
irom American Tele¬
expected
New
bonds
advances
which
proceeds
statement
entered
of
for each
$850
under
Erie
&
of
(a)
face
Morris
The
to mining operations.
order
company, the Erie RR. Co. on July 1, 1954, filed with
such
Court
an
undertaking to
purchase outstanding
bonds of The New Jersey
issued
with
an
District
for
prices:
stock (par three cents) to
Harrison S. Brothers <*r Co.,
to
Pursuant
the
Court
Telephone
toward
Telegraph
$24,000,000
obtained,
on
asset
21-inch
a
a
Exchange Commission—
of
W.
to
$20,000,000
for
48.1
National Radiator Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
A
company
17-inch
a
25.000
of
Corp., Salt Lake
share
With Securities and
The
SEC
States
per
and
61.
p.
,1
Mountain
ters
164,
supplemental
a
and
Halifax
this
gypsum
position
trust
"Both
total
filed
29
shares
per
Reedl Co.,
used
net
at
Corp.—Interest
April
company's
the
Baltimore,
of
a
standard
a
the
of
said.
covering 4,999,000
rffered at six cents
be
check
a
cents
which
mask)
quarter sales, for example, shou'd
1953.
We expect to finish out with the
years."
Mr. Galvin predicted the sale of at least 6.000,000
SEC
63
25
our
Files With Securities and
The
of
income
program scheduled for completion by mid-1958.
is also expanding capacity at its gypsum products plants
utilize
ing
annual
sells this year.
and 10,000,000
Peale
out¬
expansion
ing
the
Mount
Board
mine
Canadian
blowers
Our own second
period
in
share
now
15.
supplies of high quality
The
termed sales prospects to be excellent for the electronics
the second six months of the year.
"After a slow start in
quarter," he said, "some of the lost ground was made up in
the
shares
Hagerstown,
$6,000,000
development
estimated
an
"This
new
the
including
companies
the
of
York,
Cleveland,
all
in
size of
the
television
receivers
at
forecast
investment
above.—V.
due
largest
July
supply
company
New
at
111., on Julv 9
aperture
picture approaching
of
corporation
quarrying operations by
for at least
near
$37,000,000
common
television' at the
The
TV
,7729
exchange agent.
quarterly dividend
Developments—
in
$895).
monochrome
of
is
net
York, N. Y.
to
estimated
scale
on
Halifax
The
$1.02
100,000
color
salesmen
in
of
Fund,
2372.
p.
deposits,
Baker,
plants
After
150,000
move
basis
corporation
Co.
this
Products
New
pursuant
179,
full
H.
properties
set.
watch
Midland
The
as
inch
this
Trust
additional
debentures
1974,
Construction
zation
plates,
faces, wiring diagrams, instructions, instrument and
slide rule scales, and other
products wheer resistance to abrasion,
temperatures up to 1000 degrees F, and acids, salts, and organic
solvents are important considerations.—V.
179, p. 2474.
dial
time
500,000
big-screen
CBS-Hytron
of
$149.95
best
originally
and
the
Galvin
Mr.
anodized
the
thickness,
of
price
close
England
gains.
Application has been made to
order permitting the reinvestment of the
Corp.,
Co.,
Earnings before taxes
___
"But, still they
industry has had."—V. 179, p. 1049.
corporation.
was
of
$129.95.
V.
color
For
using stand¬
this
which
in
inches,
5
Applications
making
by
and
Cleveland,
0.020
inches
inches.
in
been
Metalphoto.
measure
of
12
as
Inc.,
which
sizes
product
has
known
line
fund
would
serves
for
Television
surprising
line
level,
at
Paul
1953
$a,425,105 $10,131,013 $46,603,224 $47,878,134
manufacture
the
this
new
a
set
model
low
to
from
hjive
below
named
in
of
&
of
Wing Corp.
Trust
announced
the
and
the
on
share
from
in
Distillers
for
Melvin
$5,750,000
leadership
(basic
square
second
i
rights
first
the second quarter.
Jan. 1 to June 30
sheetsf designed for photographic reproduction
darkroom
bid for
$1,000
shown
industry
2809.
Metalphoto Corp., Cleveland, O.—Granted Rights—
ard
Missouri
of
stock
250,000
distributors
Channel
gypsum
ready
was
compli¬
upon
common
Co
Inc.—Color
the
at
New
$14.88.
capital
Aircraft
1,
installations
of 900
exceed
—V.
of
Co.
&
monochrome1
(Israel)—To Drill—
June 30,'54 June 30,'53
&
net
ship in such cities
158.
p.
introducing
each
p.
be
tl,500,000 shs.
mortgage
the respective
Co._____
shares
follows:
Inc.
Deposit
cents
exemptive
company's
Scotia
250,000
a
1954—5 Mos.—1953
179,
&
those
as
National Gypsum Co.—Begin? Canadian Development
1955.
purchasers
company
below:
Brothers
renders
Corp.—Current Sales Off—
4 Wks. & 4
Co.
31,
New England
Fund and New
exchange therefor on the basis
in
of
corporation
each
dividend
14.9
distribution
to $20,569,000
Dec.
of
1954.—V.
The
a
Corp.
Wells & Co._____
corporation
priced
the
Melville
the
shares
Electric
corporation
20,000 shs.
under
the
forth
21-inch
$4,780,364 $21,331,038 $22,190,016
Petroleum Corp.
Oil
The
—
set
of
Motorola this
See
Union
to
period ending
of
i
1.
Baker
thereof.
200,000 additional
sold
the
issued
be
may
23,
was
this
2707.
sinking
April
July
75,000 shs.
•
was
June
to ex¬
change the $37,350,000 principal amount of outstanding debentures for
an
equal principal amount of 25-year 3%% sinking fund debentures
7,500,000
provisions
Motorola
2597.
p.
Outstanding
$7,500,000
of
that New England Fund will pay a
an
p.
Bankers
"To
2,000,000
$100)
(par
for
Custer
3 Ve %
FINANCING
•
purchaser.—V. 178,
Sales Off—
1954—Month—1953
Sales
PRESENT
500,000
Along
Stores Co.—June
TO
this
for
Safe
quarterly
gain
179,
of
Fund
realized
cooling.—V.
showed
McLellan
EFFECT
Iowa
convention
Chairman
1,805,500
unnamed
SEC
The
in
2,000,000 shs.
Blair
180,
models
holdings of
an
Mexico.
The
Harry Ferguson, resigned.
the company's stock have
p. 1878.
in
40,000 shs.
Thomas
outstanding
series.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd.—New Chairman—
Duncan,
communities,
Mullaney,
Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc
This
S.
15
service
assets
Fund
held
corporation
this
1954.
from
-See
Missouri
Stern
loan
construction
company has no present plans for marketing additional preferred stock,
according to Neal D. Ramsey, President.—V. 180, p. 60.
James
water
the
1S84
First
$1,000,000
a
finance
to
of
in
gas
and
(par $5)
bonds
new
program.
The
natural
Kirksville
north
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc
approval
companies
Missouri
Authorized
agreed to purchase from
(Calif.)—Plans Borrowing—
seeking
supplies
in
6lVING
William
Market Basket
of
area
values
of
already been mailed to Mutual Fund stockholders
final
National
added I
be
received
Boston
consisting
board
1979
UNDERWRITERS
711.
p.
also
cumulative
bonds
the
company to
time during
net
operating
dividends,
were
or
58c a share
preferred
with
175,
will
facilities,
series
ance
of
for. the
and
compared
1953.—V.
bonds
series
"Additional
1954, after
$1,919,780 or 32c a
share
a
the
service
2%%
Preferred
deposited.
1953.
For
and
mortgage bonds—
2%% series due 1976
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
net
the
to
1954
were
England
meeting
Name—
of
4.30%
consolidated
of
Springs, Mo.
Common stock
The
sale
"First
stock¬
due course.
so
the
Baker
136, p. 2080.
Marine Midland
the
property
of
company
CAPITALIZATION
with an escrow agent prior to Sept. 14,
conditions to which both offers will be subject
the
from
the year 1953, the company had
total operating
$10,732,017 and net income of $1,022,083, .against revenues
$10,068,939 and net income of $1,049,753 for 1952.
deposited
of
not less
to July
and this will be mailed to them
company,
to
one
prior
its
part
heating
Excelsior
revenues
this
company to purchase their stock at a price of $75 per share, less
New York Stock Exchange commission and transfer taxes.
Dominick &
Dominick
has
also agreed
to make an offer on
same
redeemable
EARNINGS—For
certain
group
The
water
and
'
made
(jointly), 102.2799; and Lehman Brothers,
be
proceeds
to
substantial
a
hot
Dominick
will
improvements
River.
1723.
p.
bonds
new
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the generation, purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of electric energy in a territory embrac¬
to
way
179,
& Hutzler
30,
There has
National
White, Weld & Co., 100.434;
Co.,
100.20.
Bidding for a 3%%
coupon
Corp., Merrill Lvnch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
'
Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Co.—Offer for Stock
has
July
on
bid of 101.65%.
on a
The
is expected
for
the
and
horsemen,
its
on
racing installations."—V.
top
It
were:
company's general funds which will be used to redeem, on or
about Aug. 19, 1954, $4,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, 3% % series
due
1981; to prepay a 3%%
promissory note due Sept. 10,
1954,
in the
amount of $2,800,000,
incurred in connection with the con¬
struction program, and to meet in
part the cost of further additions
the track is running
six days ahead
3'As
as
&
Boston
PROCEEDS—Net
a
effect,
'
process
First
July 13
bonds
New
stock
The
proxy.
30, 1954, which were
Mutual Fund of Boston,
England
capital
at
regular redemption prices
ranging from 105.25% to par, and at special redemption prices re¬
ceding from 102.33% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
season
announced.
legislature of
16
to
New
due
The
of Louisiana has decided by a vote of
legislative act to ban night harness racing.
has been approved by the state legis¬
lature, said the announcment, which further added:
"The
grandstand
and
clubhouse
for
Magnolia
Park
are
in
the
43
the
Williams
101.734.
harness
new
for
and Salomon Bros.
(La.)—May Open Sept. 23—
will
Jefferson
bids
Baxter,
were:
racing
of
the
$7,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3Y4% series due July
1, 1984, at 102V\% and accrued interest, to yield approxi¬
mately 3.13%. Award of the issue was won by the group
or
the
of
asset
net
stockholder
standing.
Missouri Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—A
group
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. offered on
July 14
stood at $3,285,-
$2,301,363 in 1953, and the company produced 29,181,096
of copper against 25,466,048 for the similar period last year.
figures include provision for depreciation and depletion but
Profit
was
for full shares
of New England
Fund and checks for
adjustments for fractions have been prepared for distribution
cash
each
cents
180, p. 61.
on
into
stockholders'
June
and
to
—V.
against
pounds
share,
per
Certificates
the
Journal").
Missouri Pacific RR.—Sells Seatrain Shares—
by
July 1,
person
relative
$19.25;
share
Magma Copper Co.—Reports Higher Profit—
Net profits
the
business
Saskatchewan
$1.00
1475.
p.
Saskatchewan
in
transferred
England Fund shares
Great
boost
South
$1.61
$0.50
share)
(per
$0.90
to
the
at
were
Pipe Line
early stages of construction, as far as Regina, where it
the Interprovincial Pipe Line System. Interprovincial will
in
corporation
approved at
which more than
represented
1, 1955,
shipments to 20,000 barrels daily by Jan. l, 1956.
Southern Production and
Woodley Petroleum are the principal stock¬
holders in both Minnesota Pipe Line and Great Northern Oil.
Southern
Production, Woodley Canadian and Socony of Canada are partners in
and
$186,432
303,894
2250.
Boston, Inc.—Merger Effective—
this
80%
of
its
to
area
of
1954,
the crude to the Clearbrook terminal of Minnesota Pipe Line Co.
Northern expects to begin shipping at least 15,000 barrels a
day of Fosterton crude through the pipeline facilities by June
303,894
303,894
(net).
Fund of
merger
unanimously
of
Great
59,712
,
$64,687
.
outstanding
(per
29,856
151,947
below)
(see
common
common
178,
(V/z'/c
stk.
shares
on
on
—V.
stk.
177, p.
share, with a dealer's discount of $1
completed.—V. 180, p. 158.
Great Northern
Cities area.
With
carry
Net
working capital.—V.
per
be
buy Fosterton crude from SoconyCanada, Ltd., a subsidiary of Socony-Vacuum Oil
Co., Inc.; Woodley Canadian Oil Co., subsidiary of Woodley Petroleum
Co., and Southern Production Co., Inc.
In this joint producing ven¬
ture,
Socony has a 50%
interest, with Woodley holding 30%
and
Southern Production, 20%.
June 30,'54
exps._
initial
an
for
.
6 Mos. End.
Mar. 31,*54, June 30,'54
after
the
of
user
Northern
Vacuum
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
Quarter Ended
Earnings
with
area
which
Co.,
Great
essentially
MacAndrews & Forbes
Paul
Completion of the system is expected
is building a refinery in the Twin
capacity of 25,000 barrels daily, the refinery will process
medium gravity crude from the Fosterton area of southwestern Sas¬
katchewan, Canada.
made July
was
Minneapolis-St.
used
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.—Secondary Offering—The sec¬
ondary offering of 23,400 shares of common stock (par
$5) made on July 8 by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. at $26.75
south¬
Minn.,
be
rated
a
16, by the signing of a license
by the United States Steel Corp.
This
the pressurizing of the top part of the
furnace, has increased the daily output of those blast furnaces
already
converted by as much as 15%.—V.
178, p. 1161.
this
with
agreement
process,
to
now.
for increasing pig iron produc¬
process
the
to
35,000 barrels daily.
between the
Portland, Ore.—Files—
corporation on July 1
filed a letter of notification with the
covering 25 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($2,500
share) to employees and present stockholders.
The proceeds are
per
Clearbrook,
car¬
;i
The
This company has awarded to Williams Brothers Co. of
Tulsa, Okla.,
a contract for construction of a
$12,500,000 cnide oil pipeline. The 16inch diameter line will run 260 miles from
cooperative
which has been
Multnomah Plywood Corp.,
above,
Minnesota Pipe Line Co.—To Build Line—
the
of
Minerals & Chemicals Corp.
SEC
Cooperation
ried on by the
..The contract will implement the new project agreement
Governments of Egypt and the United States.
Signs License
(255)
New
York,
New
Haven
&
Hartford
RR.
—
To
Issue
Eauipment Trust Certificates—
The
for
an
to noon, (EDT)
issue of $6,180,000 equipment trust certificates.—V.
company
plans
to
receive
bids
up
July 22
180, p. 158.
on
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July
(256)
Niagara
Ealie
Mohawk
Northern Pacific Ry.—Plans Equipment Issue—
Corp.—Plans Financing—
Power
Machold, President, on July 12 announced the company
would sell by competitive
bidding on Aug, 24 an issue of $25,000,000
general mortgage bonds due
Aug.
1, 1984. Proceeds, he said, would
be used to repay short-term bank loans and for financing construction.
permission
finance
corporation
Holders
trust
—
equipment.
trust
collateral
of
that
$1,808,000
Earle
J.
Machold,
expansion
By
program
the
system
to
which
1955,
2,775,000
to South
plants further
said
is
bonds,
It
due Sept.
amount
Northern States Power Co.
The
number of
increase the system's total power
and
increase
will
the
first
supply
At
400,000
over
the
head
of
Niagara Mohawk
is constructing
daily
158.
has
miles
25
stores
and
$20,000,000
describing
instrumentation
aerial
for
ground
or
Electric Manufacturing
The company
1954,
is offering to its
the right to
subscribe
Offered—
Co.—Stock
The
SEC
stockholders of record July 1,
common
before Aug. 2 for 20,322 additional
at $12 per share.
Yf :Y Y;,,YvfY :'Y':
The National City Bank of Cleveland (Ohio) is transfer agent.
The proceeds are to be used to reduce current indebtedness.—V. 179,
shares
of
stock
common
be
to
$10)
used
filed
28
Electric
notification
of
Public
Service
above.—V.
Co.
Co.
180,
Pacific Greyhound
*
See
from
103.50
1973,
to
and
if
callable
redeemed
at
sinking
at
before
fund
regular
Pacific
Oct.
31,
1955,
redemption
in
redemption
?
prices ranging
100 after Oct. 31,
to
prices
ranging
from
be offered
at
are
together
with
facilities
to
gas
other
proceeds
funds,
increase
to
system
from
the
construct
capacity
sale
current
and
acquire
1,100
to
will
million
be
and
below
Counties
Coast
Gas
feet
cubic
of
natural
gas,
Natural
which
Kansas,
sold
for
division
Gas
and
by
Nebraska,
Iowa
EARNINGS—In
income
of
$8,854,739
and
CAPITALIZATION
and
maintains
miles
through
consumption and
27
and
this
1953
operates
6,853
is
neighboring
the
of
total
operating
EFFECT
utilities,
gas
with
TO
PRESENT
had
serial debentures, due
1955
serial debentures, due $1,600,000
annually 1956-1965 —
—
of
rate
for
Petroleums
of
this
Pacific
into
stock
the
terms
Pacific
of
exchangeable
&
of
of
and
Electric
&
ITT,
annually
1966-1967
and
Co.
for
of
179,
Service
Gas
due
in
3% %
1970
sinking
;
Nov.
1,
3 V4 '/<•
fund
the
Nov.
of
a
merger,
5'/2%
for
share
share
be
of
of
stock
common
first
sale
25,000,000
25,000,000
t
$10 >
5,000,000 shs.
v.-;■
750,000 shs,
pfd. stock
(par $100)__
include
928
shares
all
of
such
loans.
If
any,
to
to
mature
March
employees
31,
Blyth
Co..
&
of
the
Robert
Inc
W'.
Baird
&
Co.,
.
Inc.
Barth
G.
Blunt
Ellis
Co.
Sons.
240,000
&
Slocumb
Co.
W.
Phillips
Carroll
»Central
(Inc.)
Courts
&
450,000
facturing
175,000
p.
The Ohio Company
1
Co.
&
Co
Skaggs
Dominick
&
125,000
Co.___
Webber,
Jaffray
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
._
100,000
Shearson,
&
Co
J.
B.
E.
&
plants
months
&
result
and,
the
fine
seal,"
body plant.
presently
is
full
the
perhaps
use
Division of
>
179,
Nicol,
Morningstar,
extensive
plus
for
gum
a
on,
recently.
is manufactured
adhesive
runs,
ink
resin
Inc.
laboratory
report
a
made
to the
flat
the
enevlope in¬
Co
Staats
& Co.
Stern
This
tures
240,000
debentures
Stone & Webster Securi¬
Brothers
ties
&
Co.™
Corp.
1954
725,000
&
Swiss
American
Co
Corp.™
Talmage & Co._
Spencer Trask &
at
100,000
Sutro
company is notifying holders of its
due 1973
that $1,375,000 aggregate
125,000
New
at
the
will
be
100.73%
principal
York,
redeemed
and
Y.—V.
N.
of
179,
3'/4% sinking fund deben¬
principal amount of these
the sinking fund oh Aug. 1,
through
accrued
office
interest.
The
p.
Redemption
York
New
2810.
Trust
will
made
be
Company,
Pan-Israel
Tucker, Anthony & Co._
125,000
Union Securities Corp.__
Wachob-Bender Corp.
725,000
trustee,
450,000
G.
Inc.—To
Drill—
Corp.
H.
Walker &
175,000
__
Weeden
725,000
White,
175,000
Dean
450,000
Harold
450,000
&
Co
&
&
24«,000
Co
Witter
Co
E.
Wood
Woodard-Elwood
&
&
725,000
According
240,000
Cor_
100,000
Co.
100,000
725,000
Israel and
•
in
»y
William
to
,16,000 feet. It
are
F,
Mediterranean
sub-structure
which
2809.
Deep drilling for oil in the State of Israel will begin soon on acreage
held
between
this
company
and
Mediterranean
Petroleum
(Israel), newly-formed corporations which
were
fecently ad¬
mitted to trading on the American Stock Exchange, it was announced
on July 12.
450,000
Co. Inc.
Weld
studies
was
still
Buckley,
Petroleum
of
Israel's
who
have
heads
both
drilled
coastal
17
plain
also
serve
for Israelis who will be working
on
as
the
a
companies,
core
preliminary
deep
oil
holes
Pan-
to
date
for a total of
drilling operations,
area
pointed out that these structure
underway,
year,"
v
*
and
$24,950,000
utility
principal
manufacturing, pur¬
within
the
city of
area.
ended
March
$117,546,734
$22,558,881.—V.
1954,
31,
and
179,
consolidated
income
gross
before
2708.
p.
the
of
$447,613
share
of
per
31,
paid
the
for
six
the
by
$26.53,
was
821,000
on
ended
months
corporation
paid in June,
was
1954
1953,
as
shares
June
30,;
with $447,586 for the same period last
share for both periods. A cash dividend
per
was
30,
June
Dec.
period.
corporation
share
at
at
each
compared
as
share
per
share
per
per
end
23,
June
on
1953.—V.
179, p.
1954;
1614.
Philip Morris &
scientists
Co., Ltd., Inc.—$3,000,000 Expended
Development—
technicians,
provided
industrial
date,
Mr.
McComas
with
its
and
laboratory
the
of
some
most
facilities have
advanced
been
instruments
research.
dramatic
most
to
and
and
to
Mr.
result
McComas
of
this
said,
emphasized
research
has
the1
and
the
been
importance
development
expan¬
Snap-Open
new
Pack.
of
finding, through re¬
search, new uses for by-products.
"As a company," he said, "we have
our
major assets tied up in leaf tobacco—more
than $160,000,000.
Each year we dispose of millions of pounds of stems at little
or no
return,
about
which
60
tobacco
these
the
at
cents
were
stems."—V.
price
average
pound.
a
industry
Pinellas
*79,
A
p,
new
of
cigarette
economic
profitable
a
era
leaf
could
by-product
have
be
a
value
of
for the
opened
utilization
found
for
2372.
&
King,
108%
and
Libaire,
19
Stout
&
Co.,
issue of $250,000
an
York,
New
8%
debentures
new
and
accrued
conversion
are
interest
price
entitled
are
to
of
and
are
on
and
convertible
share at any
benefit of certain
$5
the
redeemable
plan to
convertible
1954 and due July 1, 1964 at 100% and
shares of class A stock (par $1) at $4.75
The
the
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Financing—
1,
9,975
per
pub¬
offer
debentures
dated
accrued interest,
per
Aug.
into
class
time
and
share.
after
1,
A
after Aug.
contingent
1955
at
stock
at
1,
sinking
1955,
fund
provisions.
The
net
proceeds are to be used
capital.—V. 180, p. 61.
Pittston
ferred
to construct plant and for working
Co.-pSecondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
tests
stock
(par $100)
was made on July 8 by W. E.
with a dealer's discount
oversubscribed.—V. 179, p. 2810.
Hutton & Co. at $107 per share,
of $2 per
share.
Progas of
It
was
Canada, Inc.
—
Propane Sales Up 58%
First Four Months—Expansion and
gas,
Co.,
jointly
175,000
Oil
maturity.
public
a
months
12
value
the
amount
This
240,000
last
in
Financing Planned—
..
..
.
240,000
100.000
Co.__
-
the
in
ing of 17,000 shares of 5 Vfe% cumulative convertible pre¬
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Partial Redemption
100,000
725,000
Barney &
1955
100%
contemplate capital expenditures
totaling
approximately
$113,000,000,
about
in the current year and the balance in 1955.
totaled
for Research and
July
the
new
a
Earl
on
the
was
$22.51
at
licly on July
important,:, the envelopes stay
C. Lenz,
Vice-President of
more
commenting
926.
■
subsidiaries
spent
asset
cents
The
175,000
Smith,
50
sion
will produce perfectly flat envelopes
gum
storage,"
take
of
announced
was
remoistening
a
last
manu¬
costs.—V.
lower
and
press
the
production
seal
new
its
1955
be
to
income
like
100
purchased
whether
determine
bring
would
it
and
equivalent to 54 cents
known
field,
car
the
over
parts
to
out
from
new
which
of
extended
into
fast
"front
or
companies, said in
dustry.—V. 179, p.
100,000
Co., Inc..
p.
flap
throughout
450,000
W. C. Langley & Co.
.Lee Higginson Corp
jjehman Brothers
179,
Hammill
Co.
feed
impression
Res-N-Seal,
time
every
240,000
Son.
Co
Bidder, Peabody & Co._
3Grkpatrick-Pettis
Co._
—V.
125,000
Weeks™
Hutton' &
KJman
:
Co
&
that
even
sealing
125,000
Hilliard &
&
all
survey
carried
Packard
tests, show that the
450.000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__
450,000
in
by this corporation,
Hutz-
&
William R.
725,000
them
"Several
725,000
725,000
Hornblower
the
made to take
to
be
by
to
$15,000,000
is
metropolitan
and
with
was
Eisele
Called
-
725,000
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
«>.
725,000
Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Henry Herrman & Co.__
'W.
Bros.
ler
125,000
&
Inc.
Barriman
Salomon
240,000
Co
&
Stuart
the
240.000
&
Schwahacher
Halsey,
leadership in
were
will
Aug. >27,
100.84
issue
company
deductions
expanded
phase of the company's long range facili¬
improvement
plan,
the move was preceded
program
a
the
O. Parker McComas, President, on July 13 announced that altogether,
Philip Morris* has spent more than $3,000,000 for research in its own
laboratories and in leading independent laboratories since it first de¬
veloped its special blend of cigarettes more than 20 years ago.
3
In the past two years, particularly, Mr. McComas said, the company!
has
expanded all phases of its Research and Development Program.
Today, its highly trained skilled research staff consists of more than"
moved
Mich.,
single-story million square foot engine and
Utica,
Mich.,
outside Detroit,
and
of
the
760,000 square foot Detroit plant for body
in
sources
Envelopes
175,000
Riter
The Robinson-Humphrey
125,000
Hallgarten
in
fall
new
preparations
outside
smooth,
Hopl„
Elworthy & Co
Estes & Company, Inc._
Goodbody
will be
Detroit,
company
this
Paisley Products, Inc.—New Development—
100,000
100,000
175,000
&
wood
240,000
Corp..
IFirst of Michigan Corp.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
this
at
plant
Jackson
Quail & Co.
725,000
Boston
.
826.
100,000
450,000
Dominick.
The First
Co.„
& Curtis
Eastman, Dillon & Co.__
&
&
Northwest
Piper,
100,000
175,000
&
Dain
Tully
S.
Paine,
100,000
240.000
Co
F.
Pacific
Co
Y;— ■'
k''YY Y. Y.
;*
100,000
Co.
Co._^____
to
the
in
purchase of Studebaker business
body production, car manufacture was resumed at
plants
where
work had
been interrupted for two
main
Concurrently,
125,00(1 i
a
moderit
first
while
Moseley & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.™
Cruttenden
M.
weeks
from
100,000
Davis,
the
100,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.J.
With
Packard's
725,000
Milwaukee Co
third
and
plant
leasing of the
production.
Co._
240,000
Dodge &
The
Beane__
a
facilities
retun
by announcement of
125,000
&
to
program
100,000
Co.
_
Chiles-Schutz
Clark,
'
of
operations from older plants in timi
complete the removal of all car building
in* less than- two
yeara
under -the
will
from
totaling
revenues
net
Net
1954
assembly
modern
into
transmissison
175.000
Fenner
of
production
100,000
Co
&
Republic
Merrill
transfer
1955
$29,000,000
year,
said
in a
statement
being
mailed
to
stockholders.
to produce car- bodies in this plant last week as it
body-crafting for the first time since 1941.
f
Representing the
ties
modernization
Co.______
operations
single-story
Inc..
redemption prices
year.
Provision is
with sinking fund
optional
proceeds will be applied to the redemption of
due Aug. 1, 1956, and the 35/s% series H bonds,
1981,
1954
outstanding
Returns to Body-Crafting—
assembly
to
The
Company.
Lynch,
Pierce,
below.-
Corp.
1,
to 100%
beginning
of
at
Petroleum Corp. of America—Net Assets Up—
assumption
the
rate,
Co.
&
net
series F,
Chicago
The
began
for
240,000
&
&
of the
Corp.,, and
Stuart
respectively.
compared
company
activities
&
Co.
Mltchum,
100,000
________
CaJdwell
Lee
&
Marks
M.
in consideration
modern
new
Packard
125,000
Studebaker
The
Halsey,
'
initially
36%
company
income
pre-emptive rights of shareholders
as
to
stock issued for cash only, except 400,000
to officers and employees;
(d) authorize
'
car
a
the
$450,000
to
Studebaker
returned
Rhoades
______
Laurence
125,000
Inc.
Loeb,
McDonald
Inc..
Co.
*
Brush.
reclassify
plans, including granting of stock options, for
shares of (new) common stock to officers and
stock
and
redeemable
are
scaling
EARNINGS—For
or
400,000
Packard
Packard
Co
McCormlck
Simmons.
&
Alex.* Brown
&
100,000
240,000
&
M.
&
also
Final
agreement:
100,000
Eichler
Beckfir
(newi
the
103.86
retire
operating
the 15,000,000 shares of
common
stock,
without par value,
common stock
(on basis of five shares
assets.
into
1955.
Irving Lundborg & Co..
240,000
Co.__
&
Bateman,
A.
Carl
*
175,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
J.
underwriting
___$1,900.000
Allyn & Co.,Tnc._
450,000
C.
A.
■
conditions
to
common
See
several
underwriters
named
below,
acting
Blyth & Co., Inc., as representative, have entered into an
underwriting agreement with the company whereby they have severally
agreed to purchase the debentures from the
company subject to the
and
the
during
issuance
adopt plan
up
.(new)
250,000 shs.
sale
for
to
of
and
250,000 shs.
reserved
through
terms
for
reserved
of its liabilities
*3,653,072 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
i
of
common
99.8214,
interest
same
distributing
and
selling
gas
wholly
serving an area of 213 square miles, witn a population of
approximately 3,620,962.
Through subsidiaries
the
company
is
engaged
in the
purchase,
transportation, distribution and sale of natural gas to gas utilities
employees of company; <e) change name of company to "StudebakerPackard Corp.," to be effective upon closing of acquisit'on of assets of
The Studebaker Corp.;
(f)
approve
issuance of 3,542,187 shares of
a
stock purchase plan
during the remainder of 1954.
tThe company may borrow all or any
part of the authorized amount,
any time, at the prime rate of interest in effect at the time of
borrowing,
(new)
Co.,
1
all for the
company,
chasing,
company;
(bi
provide that the capital
15,000,000 shares of a (new) class of com¬
40,000,000
34,000,000
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$4,348,984 $25,971,185 $26,350,143
Chicago,
broaden1
(a 1
the
sinking fund
June
of
value, and
and
issued
par
define
(c)
of
17 will consider the following:
Aug.
on
&
bonds
BUSINESS—The
Consolidation, etc.
40,000,000
due
,
not
will
amounts,
exchangeable
Gas & Electric
Pacific
of
Board
—
'
$467,966,621
v
prices
bonds,
in
solely of
I
a
due
stock of Pacific
preferred stock
common
$1.30
25,000,000
under
at
$10
one);
purchase
shares
stock
does
36,000,000
due
_____
debentures,
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$92,063,655 $454,231,009
1954—Month—1953
received by
from
3%
will be converted into and be
of
purposes
authorized
3,000,000 shares
into
1
due
debentures,
(par
cumul.
*This
stock,
mon
l
agreement
stock
Preferred
6,000,000
40,000,000
1954—Month—1953
.
for
which
each share of common
converted Into and be
25,000,000
1974.
credit
Common
and
consist
presently
1973
1,
Bank
objects
stock shall
_________
Deer.
Co., Inc.—June Sales Lower—
Forgan
redemption
Co.
merger
Car Co.—Proposed
Motor
Y, The stockholders
10,000,000
$2,000,000
debentures,
pinking
fund
1,
1973-—
sinking
fund
Nov.
3 'A '/r
'
_______
bids
series
made
Electric
&
2145.
16,000,000
6,000,000
White
2599.
p.
Giore,
The
™_______„
in the Hugoton field near Hooker,
are
near
2707.
PROCEEDS—The
will
Cp.
each
Co.
share
a
p.
Packard
due annually 1968-1969
2%'—serial debentures, $2,000,000 due
annually 1955-1965,
$2,400,000
due
annually 1966-1969, and $4,400,000
Penney
99.8199.
Co.
agreement of
and
of Pacific Public Service
10,000,000
Panhandle
than a year.
gasoline extraction
accrued
Other
21/2 %
.
the
more
two
leaseholds.
of
acres
$4,411,107
were:
1682.
p.
Pacific
agreement of
53/100ths
for
7/10ths
the
the
$1,500,000
16,000,000
said.—V.
company
Gas
Public
Electric
Co.—V.
serial debentures,
$800,000 due
annually
1956-1965
and
$1,000,000
due annually 1966,1967
L_
3 Ve '!o serial debentures, $1,000,000 due
net
Inc.
negotiation
gas
wells,
subscribed and the books closed.
new
Pacific
stockholders
Under
net
2%%
'
The
Outstanding
$8,000,000
in
218
are
publicly $39,950,000 of first and refunding mort¬
bonds, 3V4% series I, due July 1, 1979, at 100.855%
interest to yield 3.20% to maturity.
The
group won the issue at competitive bidding on July 14
with a bid of 100.2799. This offering was
quickly over¬
well, Pacific Fort St. John No. 23, flowed
71,000,000 cubic feet a day; "on open-flow tests, a
before.
and
Gas
1%%
in
p.
179,
and
with the Secretary
of State of California, which is expected to take place not later than
July 31, the merger will become effective.
; L
FINANCING
Authorized
2,
offered
.
River
Following the filing
$66,210,401.
of
revenue
Lines—Proposed Merger—
July 14 approved the proposed merger of Pacific Public Service Co.
on
serving
subsidiaries
its
July
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Bonds Offered—The
First Boston Corp. headed a group which on July 15
Pacific Public Service Co.—Merger Approved—
states.
and
the history
according to an
largest in
the
on
added.
Management,
been
sale
End. June 30—
scaling
pipeline
a
had
133,788
and
The
which
It
transmits
resale by Its Peoples
non-affiliated
company
GIVING
the
days
The
oWns,
company
approximately
}
.
announced on July 8 the discovery of what it termed
natural gas wells ever drilled in Canada.
It is
district of British Columbia, near Fort St. John,
first British
Columbia
oil
well discovery was announced
spokesman
»
BUSINESS—The
system
Y,
1
and
day.
per
which
gasoline extraction plants
179,
—V.
largest
Peace
where
used,
property
the
contracted
Peoples Dihig Stores, Inc.—June Sales Up—
Petroleums, Ltd.—Discovers Large Well—
the
the
at
net
facilities.
have
par
proceeds
net
believed
completed
was
$88,538,286
—V.
company
of
ten
100.46
100.07.
PROCEEDS—The
and
Period
the
6L
p.
Greyhound Corp. above.—V. 163, p. 3421.
The
one
are
both
gage
books closed.
debentures
to
existing refining
Petroleum
sale,
gas
Property
the
Sales
with
„
&
The
in
(J. C.)
letter
a
Gas
transaction
Okla.,
incident to mining operations.
pay expenses
Pacific
See
the
and
Involved
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Merger Approved—
'
..
in Israel the
50,000 barrels
made
be
40,000
Dorchester
Oil
The
I
and
Period End. June 30—
&
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—Blyth
Co., Inc. headed a group which offered on July 14
$25,000,000 of 3V4% sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1,
1974, at 100.50% and accrued interest, to yield 3.22% to
maturity. This offering was quickly oversubscribed and
to
of
thq Panoma Corp. were sold by individual stockholders
Corp. of Dallas, Tex., a wholly owned subsidiary
of
the
951.
p.
oil
dispatch
Sales
2809.
p.
177,
covering 30,000,000 shares of common stock to
cent' per share);
without underwriting.
The
(one
or
on
(par
June
on
processed~at
Panhandle,
Press
Holdings
Uranium, Inc., Casper, Wyo.—Files—
corporation
discovery
a
market
,
Texas
The
Corp,' below.—V.
Faithful
Old
North
should
local
a
Mediterranean
$118,000,000
the
plants
Oil & Gas Property Management, Inc.—Expansion—
Panoma
be
and
to
of
See
could
of
survey¬
180, p, 158.
cubic feet
to five billion
up
A
ing for radioactive materials is available from this corporation.
The brochure describes scintillation counting equipment and how it
used as an aid in exploration for oil or for prospecting for uranium
water.
Its purpose is to provide a more even flow of water down¬
stream throughout the year, assuring maximum production of power
from ail plants and benefiting all users of the river.—V. 179, p. 2040.
that
Panoma Corp., Amarillo, Tex.—Sells Holdings—
is
ores.—V.
exploration in-
oil
for
2810.
p.
of
Chemical Corp.—New Brochure
Nuclear Instrument &
development Is a storage reservoir
Mohawk completed in 1953, This reser¬
shoreline
of
offer
to
plans
of
brochure
licenses
first
October.
in
Associated
A
its
Drilling Co., Inc., a subsidiary of the Pantepec Oil Co.,
C. A., for the drilling operations, including structural drilling as well
as
deep oil test wells. Tri-Continent has already established a com¬
plete base of operations in Israel near the city of Rehovot.—V. 179,
(Minn.)—Financing—
announced
which
out
assured
are
Pan-Israel
2144.
p.
five-station
Carry Falls which Niagara
2
granted
Tri-Continent
outlining its future financing plans, officials hinted the company
considering refunding of $20,000,000 $4.80 preferred stock.—V. 179,
is
power
Five
homes.
the
July
on
bonds
Israel
pointed
was
companies
of
In
kilowatts.
Falls, Rainbow Falls, Blake Falls, and
£tark, N. Y.
The five new plants will add 100,000 kilowatts to the
generating resources of the Niagara Mohawk System. With 11 stations
further down river, Niagara Mohawk will operate 16 power plants in
a stretch of 91 miles and together
they will produce enough power to
up
company
mortgage
of
Since
.
4V2%
principal
agent, 23 Wall Street., New York, N. Y.—V. 180, p.
is part of a postwar
expending $400,000,-
project
Mohawk
program
Colton,
river at
the
Niagara
this
plants to 93
over
addition
President,
on
of
generating
resources
In
end
State
1953.
then, an intensive exploration program has been,
today a total of approximately 2,700,000 acres are being
explored by six independent oil operators. The acreage licenses granted
to Pan-Israel and Mediterranean Petroleum are in excess of
800,000
acres.
;
'
Y;,'';YY' Y'Y^YYYYY- Y-Y-'Y
000.
at
equipment
of
launched and
1, 1975 are being
these bonds will be re¬
deemed on Sept. 1, 1954 at 1013/«% and accrued interest. Redemption
will be made at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, fiscal
July 9 placed in operation a new hydro-electric
generating plant at South Colton, N. Y., on the Raquette river. It is
the first of five new power
plants in a project that will cost $28,000,000 and
will transform the Raquette into New York's "work horse"
voir
purchase of
notified
on
river.
$5,220,000
issue
to
Commission for
certificates to help
Partial Redemption—
Begins Operating New Generating Plant—
This
The
May,
The company has applied to the Interstate Commerce
J.
19, 1954
drilling
to
school
follow.
corporation
announced
on
leading manufacturer and distributor of propane
July 13, in its first annual report, that the com¬
a
pany's Big Valley portable gas plant near Calgary is in full operation
and
that production
to date has exceeded original estimates. Total
propane sales for the company's first fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1953
were
3,062,782 gallons, with sales for the first four months of the
current fiscal year 1,610.000 gallons, against 1,019,200 gallons in the
comparable 1953 period, an increase of 58% .
The report states that arrangements have been completed for $600,000
of
additional financing,
half of which will be derived from a
five-year loan at 5% from Consolidated Coppermines Corp. The other
$300,000 will come from the sale of 1,200,000 shares of common stock
which will be offered
to stockholders at 25 cents per share through
the
issuance of non-transferable
subscription rights. Rights to sub-
"Volume 180
-
Bcribe
are
share
'
held
I
in
This
the
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
....
plus
proportion of slightly
the right to subscribe
they
that
extent
Number 5343
.
may
offering :is
be
less
than
to
supported
by
for
one
additional
available.
agreements
four
each
shares
to
Acquisition
the
sion
"
5
Copper-
Corp. and Burnham and Company, members of the New York
Stock Exchange, to purchase, in proportions of two-thirds and ohe-third
respectively,
additional
of
any
shares
shares
the
will
result
outstanding.
subscribed
not
in
total
a
of
stockholders.
by
6,130,125
•.
shares
,•
.
of
Long
at
These
.'
by 20%;
ments
working
and
capital
expansions;
Consolidated
sales
for
and
and
marketing
to
working
income
for
subsidiaries;
capital
Other
Calif.
Pa.
plant is linked with
company
plant
Production
t
has
now
at
was
the general expan¬
underway.
Calif.,
Anaheim,
recently
$500,000
completed
plant at
new
plant
begun
in
a
improve¬
to
applied
has
company
authority
10,500
acquire
the
to
shares
Federal
Commission
Power
conditions
sale
which
delayed
completion
of
its
and
factor.—V.
a
179,
the
its
of
The application
(
Uranium
issue
to
The
Canadian
this
Lake
Huron
uranium
The
Government
in
company
and
is
the
covered
for
signed
field
made
field
to
the
on
similar
on
interest
informally
Affairs.
July
in
with
the
stock
Pearson
Algom
added
Uranium
Canadian
that
Mines,
uranium
Lester
B.
Shaft
.
.
with
dian
which
is
the
expects to
1,000 tons
of
September,
in progress
will
soon
begin
in
the
..
Sales
build
at
day.
a
cost
a
of
of
field.. The
rail
a
$6,500,000
Production
scheduled
is
the
with
plant
a
and
The
for
the
of
start
to
Plans
for
the
be
to
are
capital.
tons
6,000
York
Mines
179.
advanced,
mill
a
with
but
it
is
initial
an
1614.
p.
$1,677,065
—
June
international
oil
Stock
South
:
the
La
Continental
Salle
stock
for
of
Trading
*
(New
in
(July 20).
*
in
now
to
used
be
Street,
Illinois
Chicago
National
90,
Ul.H-V.
Bank
1780,
Trust
&
be
-
,
in
fully
29
that
this
in
company,
Service
Co.
159.
p.
dend
series
$9,037,545
The
.
preferred
stock
registered
the
has
applied
new
world,
capital shares.
will
form,
provide
payment
for1
Guilder
series
if-redeemed prior
will
be
to Aug.
redeemable
at
prices
1959
15,
on
and
to
102
scaled
PROCEEDS—Part
used
to
at
curred
for
the
company's
estimated
of
payment
^f the proceeds from the sa'e of
redeem
an
cost
counting
sei'ies
the
interim
its
recently acquired
electric
service
to
subsidiary,
II.
EARNINGS—For
had
operating
the
12
handling
GIVING
First mortgage bonds:
series)
4%%
ended
$21,031,597
May
EFFECT
TO
(outstanding
PRESENT
due
stk.,
1959__
($100
cumu.
3.35%
dividend
dividend
* The
...
stofk
($5 par value >__
amount
restrictions.
,.
<
■
•
„
to purchase
agreed
respective
by
the
of
is
of
the
share
per
preferred
new
the
sold
not
Goldman,
&
W. C.
F.
_10.00
5.65
Co
Langley & Co.
Moseley & Co._!_i
S.
Paine,
5.65
Webber,
Curtis
Tucker,
Estabrook
Ripley & Co.. Inc. 5.65
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane
Corp.
...
White,
Securities
R.
Hornblower
180,
W.
1
"___
Spencer
G.
Chace,
4.34
Trask
&
the
the
The
Will
on
July 8 voted 325,188 shares
company's assets at an estimated
Henney Motor Co., Freeport,
111.,
to
custom-built
auto
Henney
bodies.
firm
West
net
&
—V.
above
180,
1.35
income
to
21,931
in
favor
price
of
manufacturers
share,
per
will
become
effective
as
stockholders
Reo
Jr., President, snid.
of
Aug. 31, 1954.
159.
offered
The
June
on
1,190.000
25
at
net
cents
proceeds
of
share
per
to
are
filed
28
shares
be
letter
a
of
through Teden
used
to
notification
stock
common
(par
&
Co.,
expenses
pay
five
\yith
cents)
Resort Management, Inc.,
July
on
6
filed
SEC covering 1,500 shares of 8%
The net proceeds are to be used
There
will
be
Inc.,
to
mining
Hot Springs, Ark—Files—
date'
Robertshaw-Fulton
has
a
company
acquired
long-term
The
ture
the
of
a
on
July
modern
lease,
and
announcement
certain
of
a
letter
of
notification
'
The
new
assemble
The
in
the
plans
plant
requires
new
plant
in
to
start
that
the
the
operations late
decision
in
in
to
The
of
of
that
so
for
paper
building contains
to
this
was
it
30.000
square
feet
of
of
122
Textile
CIO
the
agreement
an
for
Union
resumption
Workers
temporary
the
Miss.,
the
than
more
additional 30-
three
corporation in June " decided to close its Yonkers
ana concentrate production at its new facilities in
and Philadelphia, Pa.
A strike by union members
Yonkers
the
mill
for
rates
wage
six
weeks,
after
labor
of
of
breakdown
a
would
which
contract
loads
work
and
employees.
most
'/
•
Soil Builders International Uorp.—Stock Offered—
water
250
of
plant's
-
the
capacity
200
of
poration
expended
mately
for
of
the
value)
$74,000
be
products
new
to
used
under
reduce
development.
will
the
Of
be
Approximately $65,000 will be
to manufacture nitrophosphate
The balance of approxi¬
process
a
the
of
added
company.
the
to
in
States
10
the
which
manufacturing
funds
general
tons
of
Delaware
in
of
the
a
builders,
and
company
The
plant
is
located
in
Clarksville,
Tenn.
calcium
500,000 tons of
part of the product Glorion.
This
manufacture of approximately 2,500,000
component
the
for
Glorion.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
Common
—V.
1954
8,
..
Canada.
necessary,
sufficient
is
April
on
engaging
company's property is approximately
is
amount
incorporated
company
been
approximately
to
purposes.
was
soil
'.
is engaged in manufacture and sale of
electric capacitors, electric time switches and
tons
40
for
principally in the business of manufacturing
conditioners and fertilizers.
The
corporation is the manufacturer, under a secret process, of
"Glorion," a plant food, fertilizer and soil builder with distribution
of
selling
loanis.
current" bank
of
patents
company
company
purpose
On
being sold to obtain permanent capital
requirements of the company's continuing
from
plant.
nitrogen
piloting
the
and
July 13
par
plant
Tennessee
liquid
a
for
under
general
The
are
the
per day
through the construction of additional storage ca¬
purchase of new equipment, modern bagging units and incor¬
products
capacity.—
on
York
stock
tons
pacity,
daily,
tons
former
33 West 42nd St.,
New
100,000 shares of common
at
Of net /proceeds, $11,000 will be repaid to S. Spencer Grean, Presi¬
dent, who has advanced that sum immediately prior to and after the
incorporation of the company in order to expedite its operations prior
to securing funds through this offering.
Such advances were made
in part payment for the purchase of
the Tennessee plant, purchase
of
raw
materials, and working capital.
Approximately $70,000 will
be used for the purchase of additional raw materials and to increase
supply
capacity
Pensacola
offices
with
July 7 publicly offered
at $3 per share.
on
centst)
10
'
can
'
corporation,
Yh
N.
(par
broad
a
179,
(par
centsn.-——
10
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
2251.
p.
,
Exchange
1953
the
and
Midwest
the
Exchange.
Stock
had "net sales
company
$1,967,623.EFFECT
and
V
PRESENT
TO
maturing in
installments
(Until ,1968_.L_-
Southern
FINANCING
-
Outstanding
'
,
to issue $55,000,000 of
35-year debentures to be dated Sept. 1, 1954. The issue will be offered
for sale at competitive bidding. The company also announced its in¬
tention to retire in October $30,000,000 of 3%% debentures due in 1977.
The decision to issue the new debentures, said Fred J. Turner, Presi¬
dent,
Bids
July
plans
14
meet
to
the
continuing
demand
telephone
for
service
in
the
South.
3,500,000
on
occasioned by the need for capital funds to provide telephone
was
$3,625,000
5,500,000
—
Co.—Plans to
Telegraph
&
-
announced
company
facilities
$3,625,000
Bell Telephone
Sell Debentures—
The
$37,037,072
of
-
GIVING
-
shares
($10
value)
par.
the
on
the
to
50,000 shs.
issue
new
effective
date
scheduled
are
of
to
registration
a
Securities and Exchange
None
800,000 shs.
-i__
be
opened
statement
on
to
Aug.
25, subject
filed
be
with
the
Commission.—V. 179, p. 2601.
800,000 shs.
New
York
rate
maximum
Trust
of
shares
common
subject
Co.,
to
minimum
a
Hornblower
C.
A.
to
be
names
of
the
underwriters
purchased by each
Weeks
&
Allyn &
of
the
are
number
follows:
as
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans Bond Sale—
Forgan
6,500
&
Merrill
•
Co._l
6,500
^
S.
6,500
Moseley
179, p.
&
Co
2811.
—
'
Inc.—
3,600
(Inc.)
3,600
G.
&
Hayden, Stone
-3,600
& Co
Lee Higginson Corp.^_—
>
-
6,500
3,600
Co.—
Co.
A.
Becker
&
3,600
6,500
Lester.
6,500'
G,
H.
Walker & Co
'
-
-
This
by
and
Lines, Inc.—Buys
Own
3,600
railroads
the
The
Texas
&
includes
purchase
trustee of the
Missouri
Pacific
Ry.
132,990
Pacific
RR.
shares
Co.,
and
|
the
year,
Canadian
will
floor
space
.
The
stack
Seatrain
cus¬
and
was
owns
road
freight
Gulf
of
cars
and
to
operates
key
Guy
A.
132,930 shares
per share, '
steamships designed to carry rail¬
along the Eastern Seaboard and the
six
points
Mexico.
'
if future
Prior
shares
to
the
above
stock
outstanding.—V.
purchase,
170, p. 2229.
acquisition,
there
are
were
to
expected to provide substantially all
out the company's 1954 budget for its
associates
Co.
common
sell
at
com¬
of the fum's
construction
and
stock
1,344,021
Co.,
on
Offered—Bacha
Inc.—Stock
July
(par $2) at
a
156,250 share i
price of S9.50. The offer*
16 offered
irig marks the first public distribution of shares of th«a
company.
PROCEEDS—The shares do not constitute new
pany
are
company
being
sold
None of
gravel
sale
of
Southern
in the management positions which
is engaged in
they now occupy.
the production and sale of sai d
from
Lighterage Crop.,
which leases marine equipment to the com¬
for use in lighterage activities.
the
EARNINGS—For
$8,750,357,
$701,228,
31,
on
the
natural deposits and the preparation, delivery a
I
ready-mixed concrete.
It has one subsidiary, wholly owned,
and
pany
financing by the coi \-
behalf of certain officers and directors
t
proceeds from the sale will accrue to too
The officers who propose to sell their stock will remain witn
but
company.
company.
Co.
acquired at $14
plans
,
Materials
Southern
-
heater fields.
thatTt
179, p. 2601.
EUSINESS—Company
from
reported
mortgage
carry
&
Stock—
purchased about 20%. of its outstanding stock from
July 8, according to David M. Brush, Vice-President
on
Treasurer.
to
of
the
)
corporation
Thompson,
stock,
program.—V.
the
Seatrain
10
bidding,
refunding
qommon
3,600
Ryons & Co.:
July
on
probably on Aug. 25, 1954, $30,000,000 of its fir^fc
bonds.*"
'
The
proceeds from this issue,
together with approximately $2 ,670,000 received in March, 1954 from the sale of 600,000 shares of its
6,500.
Whipple
company
petitive
and
&
& Co
Central Republic Co.
'
Pierce, Fen-
Beane——1
Jackson
—
Barney
Bacon,
6,500
Brotners
Lynch,
&
ner
Webber,
Curtis
Smith,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lei.man
Paine,
6,500
Noonan
!
Glore,
two
manufac¬
dictated
The
necessary
Shares
16,300
Co., Inc
Bretscher
and
3%
rate
and
3»/2% "per annum.
Shares
on
area
summer.
allow doubling of Its present size,
it.
The
closed
18,
construction
major, parts;
four
bleaching
a
the
the
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
subsidiary
undertake
Canada
space
Local
option for renewal for not
an
periods.
had
will
* Currept bank borrowings for working capital purposes are evidenced
i80-day' notes issued under the company's credit agreement with
banks which expires Dec. 29, 1955. The interest rate on such
notes is equal
to >/4 of 1% in excess of the prime commercial rate
from
and
and
have'.signed
Greenville,
certain
—V.
industry.
water heater
will
and
stores
35
p.; 1671.
by
F.
-
Toronto
which
was
formed
earlier in
thermostatic controls for
range,
of
total
a
178,
the
at
plant permanently
$5,000,-
Canada—
Canadian
manufacture
kitchen
sufficient additional land
need
its
company's products
subsidiary,
and
Co.—Plant
announced
manufacturing
stated
the
the
.
_
Controls
13
with
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
expanding needs of Canadian
tomers
kraft
of
increased
bank
Common
tb acquire additional resort properties.
S
This
has
be
York.
New
incident
underwriting.
no
day
;
will
Stock
of
note
Dixon
corporation
Center
Kraft
grades
plant,
shares-
and
Inc.
The
for
> •
triple
the
to
operations.
*
Pensacola
borrowings-—
Preferred shares,'($50 par. value), issu;
able in series—
.'
of
corporation
covering
Gil¬
of
Long
of
purchase
liabilities.
Joseph S. Sherer,
of Hicksville,
recently-closed Yonkers, N. Y., mill. ■
.The agreement will permit the company to complete work in process
and to dismantle equipment.
The agreement is to run for 30 days from July 12, with the company
Bank" is
1953,
September,
Authorized
Current
a
The
initiated
was
:
Republic Uranium Corp., Moab, Utah—Files With SEC
BEC
which
werklng capital
York
New
1.35
Tyson
&
contain
cars.—V.
2,500
corporation
America
work
,
Reo's
assume
transaction
p.
of
of
/
an
CAPITALIZATION
r.
-
will
receive about $30
The
charge,
National
Chase
1726.
p.
'consisted
,;
$2,000,000
EARNINGS—In
*
stockholders
$16,500,000
The
2-for-l
3.34
Whiteside,
Winslow,
Inc
Townsend, Dabney
99.
the
29.,
dividends
have
been
paid in each year since
with quarterly payments of 37r/2C per share "prevailing since the
stock split in May, 1951.
The outstanding shares are listed«on
1936,
3.34
Co._
Walker & Co.
H.
25-acre
corner
DIVIDENDS—Cash
4.34
3.34
_
Reo Motors, Inc.—Sale Approved—
selling
2708. '.
business
from
The
obtained.
be
may
~
plant
than
more
p.
meet
37/#%
of
share
three
each
-
5.00
Co.
Weeks
&
p.
for
$1
exchanged/ without
June
the
of
program
BUSINESS—The
4.34
Co,
Corp,
!!____ 3.34
3.34
Pressprich & Co
5.65
&
&
Higginson
5.65
-
Weld
Ira Haupt & Co.—
—V.
Lee
5.65
_
Webster
&
of
recording, speedometers. Since 1941 it also has
special products for the Department of Defense,
&
Anthony & Co.
will
Center
parking, for
-This
"the St. Regis Kraft Center in Pensacola, Fla.
bleaching
PROCEEDS—The
.
4.34
Jackson
_
Harriman
Stone
be
unbleached
electric watthour meters,
4.34
—
Merrill
&
is
proceeds,
%
10.00
Inc.
Sachs
flexibility
bleach
new
defense
..
%
BUrr.
for
Sangamo Electric .Co.r—Stock Offered—Hornblower &
to
following
stock
the
(Alexander) Smith, Inc.—To Reopen Mill—
.
"
First Boston Corp.—
Kidder, Peabody & Co
&
50-
exchange
underwriting group which
offered publicly 100,000 common shares ($10
at $25 per share.
»
severally
-
The
Coffin
*
new
the
of
issuable .in
payment
179,
program,-
Weeks headed
'
have
at
negotiated by the Harry Thoens Corp., agent for
representing Singer, in¬
the
Plainview
provide
the
in
Irving Berger,
Stanley L. Groskin Co.,
feet of space with full basement.
the
subject to certain
below
and
volves 2,700
_
at $100
company
shares
-
"
but
named
center
by
New
the completion of an approximately
announces
bleached and
'"<■ • ■;
179,
(.
Space—
sewing
a
completion
"
t
The long-term lease,
Co.—Completes Expansion Program—
program at
expansion
which
■
underwriters
the
from
percentages
company;
unlimited
is
/
.
issuance
be
100-Guilder
started
exchange.—V.
five-stage
a
V,
2,478,094 shs.
r,
for
nearing
*
expansion
The
75,000 shs.
5,000.000 shs.
n
of bonds Issuable
' ;/'•
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.\f
.,'
v
Co.—Leases
space
Mascioli,
Joseph
Island, N. Y.
the ^center,
facilities, a
screen
room
extension to increase screening capacity; and moderniza¬
tion
of
the
No.
1
paper
machine for the production of bleached
Fourdrinier grades. The new bleaching plant is located on-the No.
1
pulp mill site in the area east of the present bleaching plant.
inq.noo shs.
.
and
leased
Center.,
owner-builders,
Oyster Bay and Woodbury Reads, northeast
South
300,000 shs.
series—
.Common
will,
Upon
then
may
shares
company
The
^
$28,587,440 $27,723,287
'
approved
shares
one
variety of uses,
of
2,247,658
series
4.50%
value)
par
of
the
produce
Outstanding
$2,247,658
_
share
increase-the-
$48,100,000
—_____
note
Preferred
The
This
FINANCING
Authorized
with
shares.
600'expansion
31, 1954 the company
income of $2,833,229.
net
and
comply
*
also
time
new
St. Regis Paper
■
.
Shopping
Tilles
bert
This
•'r
1954—16 Weeks—1953
$5,423,082
179, p. 2811.
communities ".ac-
-
months
of
revenues
CAPITALIZATION
*
•
■
$5,290,007
has
company
Plainview
The
amended
has
company
to
*
■;
that
The
surrendered,
Exchange
New
$0.19
2708.
—V.
about 83%
of the population of the state.
It also Sells
to 11 other utilities and to g smfill towns in Vermont and
3 in Maine. The
company also provides bus service between Manchester
N.
--1954—4 Weeks—1953
_L——
p.
two
shares
50-Guilder
for
Goffstown,
v-
•
at
shares.
100-Guilder
electricity
and
End. June 26—
179,
—V.
preferred
$5,315,000, and the balance for part
borrowings now amounting to $4,500,000 in¬
financing and for other corporate purposes. ?
$0.20
—
reclassified
short-term
102,40o
$94,522
•
have
will
issue
new
cumulative
:
The
of
BUSINESS—The company, and
Hampshire Electric Co., provide
•
5.40%
share—
common
2374,
p.
110,498
negotiations over B>new company-proposed
15,
$196,922
$101,999
!
New
.r
stock
!
holding
from
Aug.
—
federal income taxes-
per
179,
2,810
$212,497
c
taxes
100-»Guilder (bearer-shares.
1969.
<be
5,514
income
presently outstanding 1,000-Guilder par shares on the basis of 20 new
for one old, and for 100-Guilder par shares on the basis of two for one.
charge will be made for these exchanges at the office of the
Chase National Bank, the company's agent, in New York City.
The so-called New York shares of Royal Dutch are represented by
($100
after
the
association
No
York
preferred
new
104J/2
Exchange,
-of
_
Exchange.,
par
for
Period
**
-the
on
articles
its
173,108
$194,112
expenses—
—
Federal
Singer Sewing Machine
disclosure and participation in the affairs of his company. {
amendments: were approved by the company's shareholders at
meeting on June 16, following discussions in Holland between the
company's "officers
and
repersentatives
of
the
New
York
Stqck
T \
at
902,686
191,390
$206,983
earnings—*
The
two
to the
the
of
a
share).
per
'
1,082,246
administrative
and
profit
before
Sales.
The
(
of-<&ew
cumulative
—V.
to-full
body & Co. jointly headed an investment group which
on July 14 offered
publicly 75,000 shares of 4.50% divi¬
-
.
1953
$1,269,900
York
Exchange tradition and policy concerning" the stockholder's right
Stock
Hampshire— Preferred
^ Stock Offered—The FirsUBoston Corp. and Kidder, Peav;,
1954
——
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Off—
one
*
„
listing ;
substantially
231
Co.,
to
lathes
two
$1,480,619
'
-
—
income———;
Earnings
no
United States dollars, and will be issuable in exchange
outstanding.
'■
V v /
the Royal Dutch stock will be inaugurated tomorrow
Shareholders
Public
general,
Net
-
$8,939,780
Exchange- for listing of 24,327,321
will
shares
dividends
of
believed
The company has called for
redemption on Aug. 9, next, all of its
outstanding shares of 4.90% cumulative preferred stock (par $25) at
$26.25 per share,
plus accrued dividends.
Immediate payment will
at
first
the
the
as
.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$1,656,117
enterprises
York
,
made
from
end
*
•
on
f In seeking
be
for
opposite ends of the shafts.
"
-
Provision
Stores, Inc.—Sales—
announced
waS
New
Public Service Co. of Indiana, fne.—Calls Preferred—
v
camshafts
end
the
May 31—
saleS-—"—i
Operating
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—To Be Listed— "
It
largest
a
in
capacity
being larger than those of Pronto.
reserves
"Times.")—V.
far
so
intends* to build
day, its
a
not
are
Ended
—-
Selling,
(con¬
will
There
^
41954—Month—1953
.
Algom
company
the
of
Products, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
the
with
~
that
for auto¬
machine,
The
2708.
p.
Profit
debentures
proceeds
net
working
' v
25-€ent
&
179, p. 2708.
The
1955.
all
owns
notification
of
convertible
'''
■
.
letter
a
6%
15-year
16,-1964.)
loans
■.
J—1
Cana¬
into
spur
—
—V.
i
Pronto
construction
July
short-term
Period End. June 30—
contract.
a
to
filed
29
of
''
•
Ry.
Pronto
capacity
has.
prior
Rose's 5-10-
.,C
must
government
sinking already
Pacific
mine.
the
Sales
Pearson,
company,
by law, sell their ore through
the government's purcha.ing
agent,, the Eldorado Mining Co., which
itself is a big producer.
Pronto Mines is now the third sizable organi¬
zation
transfer
they are turned
machine surfaces on
to
Months
Three
Other
June
on
$200,000
underwriting.
dis¬
"
'
agreement with another
also under negotiation.,
producers
179,
the
machine
up
Sherman
of the subsidiary. Rockland Electric plans
reimburse its parent for funds which have been
to
corporation
repay
•
an
was
—V.
179, p. 2811".
covering
vertible
other
recently
v
Mr.
.
SEC
of
5.
this
by
shore
machine
new
automobiles.
-.stock
Rolock, Inc., Fairfield, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The
uranium
buy
north
agreements
learned
was
government's
was
External
for
it
contract
a
Algoma
area,
ithe
of
uranium
Minister
has
negotiating
companies in the
disclosure
second
tooled
Ltd.,
new
a
for
•
Mines,
Toronto, Ont., Canada
—-Contract Signed With Canadian Government—
from
the
Cost-of
that Rockland Light presently
asys
common
advanced.—V.
Pronto
',
During
manpower.
common
securities,'the application states.
own
outstanding
402.
p.
camshafts
N. Y„ is composed of two Lo-swing lathes coupled
witn automation equipment which unloads and loads the lathes and
transfers the camshafts from one lathe to the other without the use of
,
Big Valley portable gas
plant, and necessitated the importation of higher cost propane. In
addition, problems created by the acquisition of two marketing facilities
were
of
demonstrated
14
built by Seneca Falls,
for
marketing subsidiary, Stewart
Petroleums Ltd., were
$1,775,252
for
the first full year of operation, against operating expenses of
$1,912,950,
resulting in a net loss of $137,698 due primarily to adverse weather
Inc.
on July
manufacturing
company
matically
are
stock, having a total
par value of $1,050,000, from its subsidiary, Rockland Electric Co.
Rockland Light would pay $1,050,000 in cash fpr the stock. Funds
to pay for the stock would be obtained by Rockland Light from the
Canada,
This
(.',
-
Rockland Light & Power Co.—Increases Investment—
V
This
of
Seneca Falls Machine Co.:—New Development—
A
was
$2,500,000
new
on-a
plants are located
at
Youngwood
and
Knoxville,. Tenn_; Bridgeport, Conn.; St. Louis, Mo.;
and Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 179, p. 2145.
Pa.;
Lynwood, Calif.,
capital.
Progas
this
Robertshaw-Fulton
Scottdale,
...
Proceeds from the financing will be applied to
completion of Progas'
two propane plants which have exceeded original construction
estimates
*\
Beach,
Indiana,-
s
common
(
which
the' company's
recently, .and construction-is proceeding
mines
Stock
to
the Canadian
of
program
addition
Consolidated
of
13
(257)
1953,
and
or
net
$1.12
net sales
cents per common
ended
May
31,
1954 net sales w. >
after Federal and State income taxes war
share. For the fiscal year ended
J
$7,206,149 and net profit was $428,630, or ^ J
year
profit
per
common
were
share.
I Continued
on
Dase
53)
14
Vi,
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Hahn
indicate all the dividends an¬
Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
tables.
first
In the
ft
Appliance
Electric
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
Business
American
_
American
News
American
6%
Co.
1
7-30
2
7-20
Hotel
4
7-31
Household
Finance
7-23
preferred
American
iquar.)___
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Coast
—
5%
Corp.,
Beneficial
Corp.
$3.25
&
Blue
Ribbon
Co.
Blumenthal
(Sidneyi
omitted
common
Blauner's
this
at
(Phila.)
(From
Insurance
Bradley
(Milton)
7%
4%
pfd.
8-16
9-
1
8-11
McCord
$1
7-31
7-23
50c
8-16
8-
Inc.,
Co.
87 >/2c
__
&
Corp.,
Ohio
pfd.
Delta Air Lines
Divco
com.
Mills,
(quar.)
7-26
8-10
8-10
Common
7-23
7-15
$5.50
(quar.)
,
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar. )__i__
Two
International,
additional
Inc.
shares
Dryden Paper Co.
(stock
for
each
8-16
$1.06'A
8-
2
preferred
Fanner
Mfg.
convertible
5>/2%
United
Bros.
5%%
Frieman
(A.
4%%
Fulton
J.),
preferred
(R.
4'/2%
Gabriel
Co.,
5%
$3.50
Shoe
7-31
7-23
New
8-31
8-14
New
Process
York
Air
New
York
Fire
8-16
7-14
6-30
9-
8-13
1
1
Co.,
7-26
1
7-26
9-
1
8-16
8-
2
7-15
8-16
8-
2
8-16
8-
2
8-
2
7-16
8-20
7-30
8-18
8-30
8-18
7-15
7-
Co.
&
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
sale
Gulf
Gulf
of
Power,
Co.
4.64%
non-cum.
Peoples
Y.)
<s-a)
54c
profits
(quar.)
Quarterly
Hagerstown Gas (quar.)
N.
Y.)
Scale
7-26
Portsmouth
1
7-23
Procter
$$1.12%
$$1.12'/2
8-
1
7-23
Fublic
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
8-17
8-
2
7-26
8-16
8- 1
7-15
8-1
7-15
7-22
7-19
8-16
8-
9-10
8-27
9-
1
8-16
8-
2
7-21
1
9-17
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-10
9-1
Steel
8-
6
1
8-
6
9-30
Service
(entire
Aug.
Ltd.
of
at $26.25 per shr.
9
quar.)
Indiana
for
Puritan
Fund,
4.90%
Co.
Insurance Co.
7-21
7-20
Riverside
1
7-20
Roan
8-
2
7-21
9-10
8-30
37'/2c
8-16
7-26
34%c
8-16
7-26
8-16
7-26
8-16
7-26
8-16
7-26
8-16
7-26
8-20
8-
25c
8- 2
7-20
7-30
15c
$12 '/2e
1
7-13
20c
7-16
9-10
8-26
9-10
8-26
9-
1
9-
1
8-26
Security
9-15
8-20
Sierra
Scotten
6%
17'/2c
Dillon
Bend
7-29
7-20
Southern
7-
Southwestern
1
9-15
class A
9-20
7-22
1
7-1
8-
2
7-16
1
8-16
8-14
7-23
9-
preferred
Stock
7-16
$15c
8-
1
7-23
8-
1
7-20
7-26
9-15
8-13
50c
8-
8-
6
2
8-
9
7-23
(N.
com.
H.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weaving
Works
$5
1st
9-
1
8-
3
Spencer,
$50c
12-
1
11-
1
Stange
17'/2c
8-
1
8-14
7-30
8-
2
7-16
8-
2
7-20
8-
2
9-
3
7-27
8-31
8-16
45c
50c
(quar.)
7-20
(s-a)
(quar.)
Kellogg & Son
(William J.)
Sterling Engine Co.,
.i
7-31
8-
7-31
$1.25
8-
6
quar.)
7-15
6-30
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)_
30c
9-10
8-13
25c
(increased
Co.
5%
7-24
8-16
$1
(quar.)
com.
2
30c
80c
Co.
Drug,
preferred
1
40c
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Lathe
7-30
11-
30c
(quar.)_—
Co.
8-15
11-15
8-
2
7-15
7-16
7- 6
12'/2c
8-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
2
7-16
8-
6
6-29
7-20
6-22
8-13
7-23
10c
v,
1
9-
1
8-
1
7-17
8- 2
7-15
50c
Co.
9-15
1
8-15
7-27
7-12
20%
2
7-20
8-10
7-23
25c
&
(quar.)_.
Casualty
Products
6%
Co..
Insur.
Co.
preferred
50c
8-
3
85c
8-
2
'
(s-a)
(monthly)
Corp.
(Newark,
com.
N.
J.)
20c
—
pfd._
non-cum
Co.,
,
7-22
$1.50
10-15
7-21
8-
2
7-23
10-
2
7-14
7-
9
1
60c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
35c
(s-a)
8-
2
7-20
$1.25
8-
2
7-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
1
8-20
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Motorists Insurance
Co.
(Chicago)
6c
8-
3
50c
8-
2
7-15
37%C
8-
2
7-15
Quarterly
American Natural
Gas Co.,
com.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
American Paper Goods
preferred
preferred
$1.75
9-15
9-
»1 75
12-15
12-
7-30
7-16
50c
9-15
9-
1
50c
9-15
9-
1
$1
9-15
9-
1
$1.18%
(reduced)
Corp.
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
5%
non-cum.
preferred
Standard
&
$1.25
Sanitary
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.25
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
Radiator
1
& Chemical—
Potash
preferred
7-31
12 '/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Phfenolic
$4.75 preferred B (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
7%
7-22
12'/2C
American-Marietta
Amer.
6-25
8-16
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Common
B
6-25
7-20
35c
Fire
Co.
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Distilling Co. (quar.)
1
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)
A
7-19
2
8-
Theatres
American
Class
9-
8-
40c
American
Class
4
10-1
50c
(qua?:.)
Can
American
8-
8-25
(quar.)
preferred
American
8- 6
50c
American
Metal
/
.
62'AC
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
8- «
9-
12 '/2c
(quar.)
stockholders
July 6)_
American
Ice
9-15
$25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Board
Home
8-20
1
10%
Co.
American
9-10
10-
Co.
on
American
7-23
40c
dividend
American
12-20
8-17
$1.25
Insurance
Box
5%
1-3-55
93 %c
(quar.)_
com.
by
Common
9-15
$3
14C
$$1.32
(approved
Book
1
10-
$2.50
—
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)
American
$4
8- 2
9-10
net
(quar.)
dividend
American
7-24
9-10
1
9-15
Ltd.-
special meeting held
Stock
7%
8- 9
14c
com
Power,
from
5%
Automobile
American
7%
24c
1
10-
50c
(quarterly
5%
(accum.)
Extra
-$50c
7-15
Co.
Insurance
Pacific
7-15
10-
6
8-
14c
preferred
South
$1.16
5%
American
4%%
35c
Transit,
Skelly Oil Co.
9
8-
10-
100%
div)
Canada,
Sugar,
American
8-
7-30
1
1
3- 1
27Y2c
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
7-15
9-
12-
Inc.—
preferred
1st
Common
2
7-31
7-16
75c
(quar.)
Cement Co.,
Antonio
8-
8-16
4
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American shares
San
of
Aggregates,
(Dayton Ohio)—
Common
7-21
Co.
American
35c
1
1
Aluminum
2
9-15
/ $ 30c
$$1.25
Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Canton & Voungstown RR.—
7-12
7-19
8-
1
$12 %c
preferred •' (s-a)
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed (s-a)_
Allied Control Co., Inc., 7% preferred (s-a)_
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.).
2
8-13
1
5c
Petroleum
1
1
3-
Ltd.—
5%
4%
12-
3-15-55
$1.75 3-15-55
Refineries,
Inc.
Amerada
37'/2c
(quar.)_
class A
.____
Quarterly
2
2
Akron,
9-
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
(stock
7-30
37c
(quar.)
Reliable Fire
Corp.
Fund,
7-15
7-27
9-15
$1.75
income)
Aircraft
7-15
2
$1.75
.
preferred
Fund
2
8-
8-15
$1.75
__^
(quar.)
8-16
8- 2
profits)
—
Amalgamated
9-
not
(quar.)_
preferred
Adams-Millis
8-
$1
7oc
75c
Acme Aluminum Alloys,
Affiliated
6-25
75C
Sugar
A
conv.
7-30
$12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Holden
75c
9-10
on
Inc
8-
7-
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.10
When
Payable of Reo.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-30
pfd.
redemption
plus this divid.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.,
Randall
8-13
(Buffalo
Corp.
com.
surplus
8-16
15c
75c
(quar.)
called
1
1
8-10
9-
50c
9-30
8-
Ltd. $1.50 pfd._
on July
Insurance
8c
$40c
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
issue
8-
8-
9-10
65c
(initial)..
(quar.)_
Associates,
Corp.
8-
4
6
1
9-
10c
Gamble
&
$1.25
7-15
8-
-9-
25c
Corp.
Richfield Oil Corp.
9-
2
10-
9-17
9-15
7%
5%
15c
Amer.
9-
redemption
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-26
—
Ltd.—
deposit rets, for ord. shares (final)
79c
preferred
(Bklyn.,
Co., new com.
&
7-20
50c
preferred (quar.)
8-10
90c
(s-a)
Co.
Johnson
2
20c
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Pinchin,
10-15
8-16
8-
week, these being given in the
Co.,
for
7%
$1.20
50c
.
pfd.
9- 1
4c
share plus dividend
(From
Common
40c
50c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
—
Extra
Phillips
2
the
(quar.)
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Bank
Cement
Permutit Co.
8-
1
Special
7-23
30c
pfd.
(Keene, N. H.)
(Phila.)—
conv.
10-31
(from invest, inc.)
(quar.)
7-23
67'/2c
Corp
Co.
National
8-
$2
on
6%
7-23
8-2
Share
Industries Inc.,
7-30
31'Ac
31'Ac
31 'Ac
(s-a)__
Quarterly
Permanente
7'/2c
45c
securities)
Insurance
Motors
Investment
Pneumatic
1
F.
1
50c
(quar.)
Peerless Casualty Co.
$4
called
per
Title
&
Y.)
C.
8-
40c
Pioneer Petroleum
62'/2c
___
and
Paramount
Penn
7-20
9-
7- 6
15c
preferred
T-20
Amer.—
Indemnity (quar.)
Co., Ltd., cLss A (quar.!__
Industry
Shares,
Inc.
(25 c
from
income
preferred
1st
1
$1.75
.
of
American
investment
1st
1
62'/2c
West Coal
Growth
5%
4.80%
8-
10-
N.
8-1
50c
—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
1st
8-
25c
___
(N.
1st
redeemable
87'/2c
Insurance
Grace National Bank
redeemable
5%
$1.27 '/2
$1.27V2
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
32'/2c
12'/2c
_______
Great
preferred
14c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Great
5'/2 %
9-17
10c
Abstract
A.
5%%
(quar.)
Electric,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic
&
10-
(quar.)
Georgia RR. & Eanking
Globe
Gas
62'/2c
'
Gillette
Pacific
8-20
$1.75
common
Co.
7-23
8-15
9-1
90c
common
8-15
$1.50
Co.,
this
Paper
&
issue
30 at $25
8-15
15c
.
(quar.)
8-13
.4
Power
Above
at
Co.
$12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Can
8-13
56'Ac
7-15
$15c
;.
1
(quar.)__
preferred
8
9
Canada,
Storage Warehouse
1
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
8-30
7-31
Series:
Brake
7-14
8-
15c
34%c
37'Ac
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we:
9c
9-
(quar.)
2
5%
9-15
(quar.)
9-
$15c
Co
Pacific
87 '/2c
common
of
/
! 0.215625
i.
Co.
series
Bedford
2
27'Ac
Name of Company
7-21
1
25c
(quar.)
series
9-
:___
2
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Securities
25c
common
preferred
Waterworks. 5%
5.10%
7-15
8-
55c
common
preferred
preferred
General
8-13
National
$1.12 »/2
common
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
General
Preferred
68 %c
(quar.)
E.)
Cigar
8-20
$2
(quar.)____
Corp.,
Securities,
convertible
General
6
62'/2c
<______
Ltd.,
preferred
Funsten
9-
2%
810-
62'/2c
dividend
Stock
12'/2c
(quar.)
prior pfd.
Machine
Stock
7-30
9-1
50c
Co.__
Industrial
$3.50
7%
&
8-10
Radiator
6-30
Per
3
$10c
National
7-20
7-23
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
announced
30c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
7-30
(quar.)__
.
Co.
Co.
8- 2
preceding table.
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
Chemical
&
common
60c
5%
Corp
Gear' &
Drug.
8-14
9-
(quar.)__
preferred
convertible preferred
Bros.
8-27
15c
preferred
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
Foote
8-31
7-15
8-31
Association of Philadelphia
iquar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4'/2 % pfd. <quar.)_
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)____
Fownes
9-10
$1.25
dividend)
8-
dends
Advisers
Morgan Engineering Co., com.
$2.50 prior pfd.
(quar.)
Mount Hope Bridge
New
Fire
,
1
15c
(stock
(Bait.)
(quar.)
Fibres,
(quar.)
3
9- 1
Below
$1.25
(quar.)__:
Automotive
W.)
7-20
31'Ac
weeks and not yet
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
pfd.
°-15
8c
convertible
Federal
8-
-.////V/
com.
Life
partic
15c
(reduced)
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
$3
$1
Co
8-
7-30
(quar.)
National
]
preferred
com.
pfd.
$17'/a c
dividend
Brothers
5%
9
1%
Co.
Stock
Farmer
8-17
9-15
1
9-
8-15
Extra
(quar.)
8-31
9-30
Moody's Investors Service—
Ltd.,
______
60c
7-31
75c
2nd
Corp.,
prior
National
Eppens Smith Co. is-al
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
8-31
T%
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
25c
7-15
30c
7-15
quar.)
(F.
(Rudolph)
10c
2
$1.18%
(initial
Wurlitzer
40c
8-
(quar.i
Woolworth
7-15
2
37V2c
$6c
share held
1
2
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co.
~40c
preferred (quar.
Empire Southern Gas—
•
convertible
Maid
Monumental
4%%
common
preferred
9-16
8-
dividend)
pfd.
Investment
7-20
2
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
1
(quar.)____
Empire District Electric, 5%
New
1st
Co.
common
Power
7-10
8- 2
8-
7-15
88-
8-
omitted at this time.
was
10-
;
9
15c
(quar.)
Co.—
payment
35c
Corp.
Dunhill
class A
Common
Minneapolis-Moline
$1.60
30c
8-
Inc.,
7-20
$2.50
preferred
Common
$1.50
•____
8-25
6%
3.60%
Wisconsin
Common
1
4Qc
9
25c
(s-a)
Minute
(accum.)
8-
Manufacturing Co.—
9-16
(quar.)__
7-21
8-25
7-
regular board
$6 pfd.
2
7-31
Abitibi
(quar.)__
8-16
(quar,)
Ltd.
8-
9-13
Electric
Wisconsin
Common
7-
Gas,
1
7-20
7-14
Refining Corp.,
8-
Insurance
Fire
/ 8- 2
40c
.—.
preferred (quar.)
2
15c
Natural
White's Auto Stores,
8-
8-13
Imperial
Westchester
7-15
12'/2c
8-27
Oil
7-15
7-30
2
$20c
Crvstal
7-30
" 8-13
34%c
Maryland Ry., 7% 1st preferred
Western Plywood, class B (quar.)^
8-
1
8-16
5c
Corp._—1
Holding
7-16
9-
10c
Western
9-1
8-15
7-31
8- 2
40c
(quar.)„
Co.
(quar.)
7-30
2
8c
gains)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-16
9-
1
25c
preferred
1
7-22
(quar.)
5%
7-22
7-22
7-22
8- 2
earned
from
capital
& Fixture
preferred
7-15
8-
30c
& Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
Light
10-
7-15
Paperboard Products Co.
Western
2
9-
17 %c
Westbrook-Thompson
7-24
7-15
2
1
be considered on the September quar¬
terly dividend usually declared in July)/:
Continental Transportation Line£, Inc.—
Quarterly
8-17
2
1
will
9
5'A%
10c
62'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(3'Ac
from
8-10
9-
;
(quar.)
9-15
$1.31%
$1.37'A
Corp.
8- 2
Showcase
1
9-30
1
10-
45c
Inc.
8-25
8-13
8- 2
9-
9-10
45c
$1.06%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
9-
9-
V
Weber
(quar.)_
com.
preferred
1
9-
*
8-6
8-24
8-24
8-31
8-31
9- 1
7-30
1
50c
25c
(quar.)__
5%
4'Ac
and
income
9-
2
\
Warren
9-
9-
•
7-15
8-13
1
10-
action1
Value
8-16
1
8-1
10c
Corp.
preferred
Line Fund,
8-31
9-9
(quar.)
5'A %
95c
(quar.)
IOC
16
5
8-
1
Michigan Central RR.
7'/2c
Co.
preferred
bY*%
10-
8-2
the
9-1
7-12
10-
$1.16'
August
2
10-
(quar.)__„_
on
8-
8-1
5%
(quar.)
Improvement Co.,
Transit,
96'Ac
Co.
Cos.
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
97'/2c
$1.08%
$1.11 JA
Electric—
(At
2
Coal
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
9-13
Fund__
Gas
4'A%
(quar.)
preferred
held
United
2
preferred
7-15
Stock
7-15
preferred (quar.)
preefrred
(quar.)
2
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.
2
preferred
75c
Commoil, Ltd.
Electric
3.90%
Miller
(quar.)_
United
30c
pfd.
$1.12%
$4.25
7-26
9-10
$1.06'A
3.80%
15c
7-21
8-
8-2
8-1
10c
(quar.)
1
8-
Co.
Insurance
(s-a)
Edison
15c
91'Ac
Amer.
4.35%
8-
Cosmos
Y.)
(quar.)_
8-20
Tobacco
7-21
3.85%
$1.06
Corning
(N.
9-15
9-15
9-15
7-20
7-20
7-9
7-9
(Ouar.)
common
8-13
45c
(quar.)
Metropolitan
10- 1
8- 2
Trust Co., Ltd.—
/
deposit rets, for ord. reg. (interim)
Tremont Building Trust Co. (quar.)__.
8-13
50c
(quar.)
Manufacturers
&
$1
___
Securities
1
9-
1
(quar.)__
Cornell
com.
preferred
8-25
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
8-1
62'/2c
(quar.)
10c
Southern
be
Corp.
4'A%
Merchants
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
A
preferred
Finance
7
preferred
to
Mead
com.
9-30
____
6%
3.65%
Time
9-
4>A%
meeting
Corp.,
'
(quar.)_
9-30
$25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Meyercord
__
10-15
$25c
Oil
preferred
$2.50
$1
(monthly)
9-30
7-21
Co.—v
__
9-30
$15c
$15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
10-29
10-
8-10
4.65%
Commonwealth
B
9-15
8-5
8-16
18-16
8-25v
/
Ldt., class A
$1.25
com.
5
10-15
11-
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
9-30
____________'
Ltd.
Columbus
Class
4.45%
(quar.)
Pictures
Grain
$1.25
Coal
preferred
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
preferred
9-1
9- 3
9- 1
9- 1
31'Ac
$1
—
preferred B (quar.)
Thalhimer Brothers, Inc., common
10-15
9-20
10-1
$1
37'Ac
10c
4%
15c
(quar.)
1__
37'/2c
37'/2c
30c
26/gc
25c
$1.25
Inc.,
9-20
75c
(quar.)
5
9-30
$2.50
Co.
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
3
(quar.)__
10-15
25c
RR.
(quar.)
8-
7-21
4%
7-23
7-23
7-23
8- 6
9-10
8-6
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
13c
Extra
Textron,
5'A%
Extra
8-13
;
(monthlyI
Columbia
Co.
9-1
(monthly)
Breweries,
Macmillian
9-
7-23
7-30
Co.—
Louis Ry.
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
7-15
6
8-
25c
Nashville
&
Corp.
3
8-13
9-20
15c
(quar.)
.
Louisville
8-
37'/2C
(quar.)
Common
Coast
Theaters
Boston
Extra
1
8-2
8-25
40c
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
5%
preferred (s-a)
9-
-
Insurance
conv.
Loew's
Corp.
$$1.25
7-31
7-20
9-30
»
(quar.)
Gulf Sulphur Co.
Texas
2
9-10
preferred
2nd
10c
Savers
7-23
50c
4%
Payable of Bee.
Share
27»/2c
Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
Oil, 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1
Semi-annual
1
20c
8-
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—•
Bank
National
8-
1
7-15
—.___
Swan-Finch
40c
10c
20c
(quar.)
Telephone Corp. (quar.)
McArthur
50c
1
Sunshine
25c
(quar.)
(reduced)—
S.)
McCabe
(quar.)__
com.,
$1.75
35c
32'/2c
62'/2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
7-30
15c
(quar.)__
Common
4J/2%
(S.
pfd. (quar.)
Co., 7%
Chemical,
Rubber
B.)
7-23
•
Foods,
(I.
Crosse
5%
(quar.)__
series)
&
preferred
1
(quar.i
1947
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
Clinton
Aluminum
8-16
(quar.)
Virginia
(quar.)
preferred
Harvester
8-
(quar.i
Y.)
com.
of
preferred
City T;t!e
8-24
7-15
$$1.25
5%
preferred series A (quar.)
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin
4%
1
1
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com.__
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Quarterly.
9-
7-26
60c
1st pfd.
(N.
and
Corp.
Common
70c
43 %c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3'/2%
9-15
9-
_
Corp.,
(1946
1
$72 '/2c
$72'/2c
(quar.)
National Bank
Chesapeake
10-
37'/2c'
5%
A
(year-er.d)
Corp.
Macco
(quar.)
Cherry-Burrell
8-11
Insurance—
Central Electric & Gas Co.
Chase
7-30
I
50c
(quar.)
Title
preferred
Corp.
1
9-
87 '/2c
(quar.)
2nd
5%
9-
$1
(quar.)
Safeway Ltd.,
Carrier
Kaiser
21c
preferred (quar.i
Canada
Jervis
Life
.
8-
State of Pennsylvania—
the
50c
Pacific
Common
7-26
7-15
15c
Co.
Byron Jackson Co.
California
9-16
8-14
8-
Kresge
Co
(Charles)
class
L'Aiglon Aoparel, Inc.
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 pref.
(quar.)
Bruning
dividend)
(stock
of
Co.
International
La
income)—
Co.
Water,
Semi-annual
5%
Borg-Warner Corp. com. (quar.)
3'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Boston Real Elstate Trust (quar.)__J
7-20
Vitamin
7-15
7-29
2
S.
9-15
8-13
10-15
8-
(quar,)
2nd pfd. (quar.)
conv.
U.
2
10c
5'A%
10-30
preferred
4'A%
8-16
United
9-30
4-
8-16
8-31
8-
8-
America—
8-31
9-1
Lafayette
of
5
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Sunray OH Corp., com. (quar.)
30c
10c
15).
11-
,
6%
income and 14c from security profits)
nary
was
11-15
preferred A
6%
Potash
Kleinert
payment
8-10
S.
8-16
time).
9-10
1
U.
7-26
on
income)
investment
(From
(payment
1
9-
8-10
1
1
10-
♦
(lncr. quar.)—
Holdera
When
Per
of Company
Gas Service, com.
8-
2
9-30
Name
Suburban
9-1
2
50c
.—
9-10
8-20
8-
81'Ac
(quar.)
1
20c
8-
$62 >/2c
—
/
Holdert
10-
2%
60c
(quar,)
(quar.)_
When
Payable of Reo.
(quar.)_
Institutional Foundation Fund (16c from ordi¬
Zinc
9-
payment deferred at
Trust
preferred
25c
Inc.—
investment
Investment
4%
Indianapolis
7-20
—
pfd.
(Common
Ridge Mutual,
Huttig Sash & Door Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. A
5%
preferred B (initial)
Idaho Power Co., common (quar.)
8-16
(quar.)__—_
Co.
&
meeting held on July
Bond
9-13
—________
5%
and preferred
omitted
Blue
8-16
___—
.
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
Corp., Ltd.,
8-13
$1.18%
(quar.)—
preferred
Best
(quar.)
7-13
6'/4C
$1
$1.10
933Ac
50c
$1
$2.29
55c
$1
(quar.)
9-13
L_
(quar.)
com.
Beneficial Loan Corp., common
.*•"
'preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred,
7-15
<accum.)
Shoe
S.)
preferred
preferred
:
;
3%%
$1.25
—
(quar.)
4.40%
3
25c
(quar.)
Barbizon
4%
$1.25
$15c
31'Ac
25c
$1.12'/2
$2
60c
10%
5%
9-
1
9-
preferred
7-15
$1.25
Conn,
RR.
(quar.)
Machines, Inc.—
pfd.
prior
(A.
4%%
of
9-/15
37 '/2C
Line
Avildsen Tools &
Beck
Co.
Holden
Inc.—
Wringer Co._____—-——__
Atlantic
2
8-
25c
—
62'Ac
dividend
8-20
9-
12c
Co.,
(quar.)
8-
4c
(bi-monthly)
Works
5%
B
Hays Corp.,
(quarterly
Fund--
Water
Class
(quar.)
A
9-
$5PC
—_—
Inc.
quar.)
(reduced
com.
class
Co.,
Stock
(quar.);
—_______——
Mutual
American
Ltd.,
Cotton,
Oil
Per
Share
$25c
$20c
$22'/2c
$$1.25
15c
15c
preferred (quar.)
Hancock
20c
When
Payable of Bee
Corp
Shares,
from net income
—'—1—
.
$10c
Per
Share
Name of Company
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd.
5%
common
(quar.)
(initial)'(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Holden Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Holly Stores. 5% preferred (accum.)
Hoover Co., common (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Air-Way
A
Hamilton
we
nounced during the current week.
Ltd.,
Brass,
Class
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
^
1954
Financial Chronicle..,Monday, July 19,
The Commercial and
(258)
$1.75
(quar.)
9-24
9-
1
9-
1
8-24
American Smelting & Refining—
1st
preferred
(quar.)
American
Thermos
Bottle
7%
American Viscose
5%
$1.75
7-
8-
9
25c
8-
7-20
50c
8-
7-20
$1.25
8-
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
American
$5
—
8-
(quar.)—
Corp., common (quar.)
7-2Q
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
prior preferred
Anaconda
Anderson
Wire
&
(quar.)
Cable
Clayton &
75c
7-20
50c
8-
$15c
$56'Ac
Co
Co.
2
(quar.)
7-
9
7-
6
2
7-16
9-
1
8-10
8-
2
7- 9
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
4%%
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Continued
on^page
50)
NumJber 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
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■
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
39 Ys Sep
47% Jan
22
5
Jan
29
112
Jun
25
874 Sep
14
37/e Sep
15
10% July
3
6% Jan 23
30% Sep
14
99
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
41% Jun
106
Highest
Jan
7
9% Jan
49% Apr
11572 Apr
20
11% Jan
29
19
8
872 July
5% Jan
7
4%
Industries Inc
ACF
49% May 25
32
29
85 % Mar 18
73% Jan
93
Feb
19
7%
Dee
31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
22% Apr
13
Acme
25% Sep
14
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
23% Dec
29
36% Feb
25
24 V* Jan
35% May 12
29% Jun 29
58
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
18% Dec
31
32% Jan
6
7% Sep
14
10% Mar
6
49 % Sep
3
52
Nov
10
22y4Oct
8
29% Jan
8
101
Oct
15
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
114% Jan
11
160
5
Mar 11
81
Jan
July 14
18% May
7% Jan
24 72 July 15
9% Apr
2
49
547a Jun
25
27% Jun
7
Mar
22% Mar
Feb
104
24
155% Feb
3
11174 July 16
167
May
5
Adams
10%
107a
87»
87t
8 74
25
x437i
43%
'4.50%
10%
8%
Shares
43%
10972
1072
10972
10%
♦1087a
1097a
1097a
109 7a
400
10%
10%
10%
10%
8,200
874
8%
8%
8%
87t
8%
7,400
4372
44
7,700
43%
43%
44
44%
44%
43%
44%
10,700
9072
90
90
90 74
90%
91
92
917a
91%
2,100
2274
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
5,800
34%
34%
*2874
34%
*28%
34"%
29
34%
34%
34%
'
35
3,100
28%
28%
287a
"
287a
80
80
80
8074
4,200
23%
24%
23 7a
23%
61,900
9%
34,000
:
1,
:
No par
2974
797a
2iy8
80
80
80°
80
213/8
217a
21%
21%
872
8 74
8%
8 7a
53%
533/4
*53%
25%
26%
25%
100
*110
111
100
Vicksburg Ry
43 74
34%
*28%
common—No par
pfd 1951 series
&
110
44
43%
43
22
Co
Reduction Inc
Alabama
4472
x90
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Admiral Corp
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50
Air
*108 74
109
109
107a
Corp
Adams-Millis
4374
the Week
Friday
July 16
10
Co—
Express
4472
Sales for
Thursday
July 15 "
100
com
preferred
non-cum
Steel
43%
2.50
Motors Co
AFC-Brill
'
Wednesday
July 14
Tuesday
July 13
July 12
100
1
Vending Corp—:
Dec
44% July 15
5
preferred
ABC
72
Jan
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
20
48
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
*165
167
11074
*165
34%
283%
54,
26
<
11074
8%
*53%
81
23%
8%
54
*53%
54
*53%
25%
26 y4
267a
27
26 74
110%
*165
167
k
8%
110 %
111
*165
167
■
8%
9% v
26%
14,700
11174
*165
168
20
54
.
11174
1107a
300
600
168
'
70
3
Sep
Feb~27
74
AuglO
14
5% Mar 25
14
4
3% Mar 25
Alaska
Juneau
16% Jun
3% Apr
14
17% May 14
Aldens
Inc
72
Jan
12
3% Jan
4
2% Jan
*
Mar 16
81
4% Feb
15
' Feb
15
6
89% Feb
9
4
35% Apr
8
•
145
81
Aug 24
80
Jan
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
1
104
Feb
4
97
87% Sep
18
98
May
8
8% Oct
6
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
6
10% July 16
Allen
76% Jan
2
72% Jan
8
9672 Jun
29
Allied
Mar
1872 Jan
20
3472 July 16
15
78
Oct
9
25% Sep
15
Sep
91
Jan
-
62
Sep
17
Dec
29
22
Mar 26
24% Oct
28
33
Jan
15
Apr 27
May
4
92% Mar 11
16
157
Mar
104
1
Mar 31
97
26
Jun
47
37% Jan
18
35% Sep
21
40% Jan
3
Sep
22
94
Nov
4
90
Jan
97
July 14
41% Oct
14
59% Jan
2
45% Jan
60
72 July 15
Oct
8
118% Jan
2
93 % Jan
120
Sep
14
40
103
52%
May 28
July 14
108% July 12
May~2i
43% Jan
4
62
4
9072 Jun
42% Apr
23
62
Dec
10
58% Jan
41% Apr
21
54% Jan
20
47
Jan
11
1% Jan
5
1% Dec
29
3 % Mar 24
30% Dec
24
36 % Mar 24
28
Apr 23
16 V* Jun
29
19% MaT 18
19
Jan
148% Oct
Chemical
11
July 13
69 72
25
July 16
37a Feb
16
Feb
16
35
24% Mar 29
Allied Stores
4%
Portland
Aluminum
Aluminium
Cement
4
197
May 24
Jan
7
73
May 26
Amer
4
14 7a
July
7
American Airlines
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
82 72
July
2
26% Sep
15
29% July
8
99
Dec
17
14% Nov
20% Feb
2
5
Jan
59
12
6
26% Mar 16
98
Feb
18
16% Jan
4
4
11% July 15
4
48
July 16
30
41
Mar 15
Jun
91
17
103 V* Feb
20
18
4
Jan
31
21
62 72 Jun
Jan
27
40% Jan
96
Jun
15
104% Mar
5
472%
15
15% Mar 19
1472 Jan
Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
11
15
16% Jun
12
Jan
1674 Jan
4
12
4
11
23
44 7a Jan
4
46% Mar 10
26
2774 Jan
4
35 74
64
34% Jan
1
24
Dec
18
48 72 Jan
4
2
23% Dec
17
20% Jun
11
Sep
3
25% May 27
22
Jan
5
May
6
96% Mar
4
91
''Jan
4
Jun
9
55% Jan
6
43% Mar 25
un
10
51
151
Jan
6
125% Apr
21
10574 Jun 30
39% Jan
15
5
31% Jan
8
6%
30
8% Jan
7
Oct
14
31% Jan
20
26% Jan
4
13 7» Jan
17% Feb
12% Nov
2
Feb
19
11
May 25
27% Jan
18
35
Dec
67
9
29
Aug
31
3
5% Mar 25
2% Jun
28
39 V* May 27
26
Jan
28
36% Jun
15
48% Dec
447a Jan
20
8% Dec
23
29
31
Nov
6
22% Jan
15
94
9
15
29
July 15
72 July 13
2372 Feb
28
Apr
93
July
10
26
7
50% July 15
138
July 15
11072 July 15
Amer Brake
31
Mar 18
58% July 16
7% May 17
Jun
28
Jan
14
100
Jun
25
17% Jan
4
July 16
21
American
7%
9
Amer
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
79% Jan
12
86% Dec
31
8472 Jan
4
15% Sep
16
19% Feb
2
17% Jan
11
24
Apr
27 72 Apr
Mar
1
26% July
6
92
July 16
18% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
31
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
10072 Jan
20
107
13% Sep
15
18% Feb
2
Jan
4
17% July 15
19% Apr
7
22
7% Jan
5
7% Jun 22
Sep
14
31% Jun
18
42
Dec
20% Dec
31
37
Mar 27
29% Jan
5
11
15
36% Jan
30
15% Feb
4
148
11
171% Feb
6
6
Jan
2
16
6
4272 Jan
13
6
27% Jan
4
65% Jan
44
Jan
159% Jan
25% Sep
21
38
2
49
Sep
15
58
irj% Sep
14
134
May 12
Feb
19
16% July 30
14
161% Jan
5
277a Jan
2
Sep
11
94% Dec
17
Sep
11
89% Dec
7
13872 Feb
10
3774 Feb
15
17
*17%
*177a
9
10% Mar
5
27
1574 Jan
4
May 5
23% July 14
71% May
4
93
66
3
95% Feb
5
12% Jan
4
97
6
73
45% Feb 26
4374 S3?
15
Feb
4
4
1972 Jun
1
Jun
1
28
4
40% July 12
4572 Jan
4
557a Jun
30
Jan
5
100
30
Jan
2972 Jan
' Jan
6
.
89
31% Dec
3
10
**or footnotes
j
Mar
see page
26.
377a May 17
106
Feb
8
2%
27a
2%
23/4
700
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22
14
80%
29 7a
297a
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29 7a
29%
2974
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102 7a
2472
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247a
617a
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29
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47
6172
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33%
40
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14
1174
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66
41%
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29
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48
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333/8
5,000
98
98
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98
99
1,200
17%
17%
17%
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17%
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18
18
18
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6
27,000
17
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467a
47 74
16,200
4472
44%
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45.''
447a
447a
2,400
35 7a
34%
3574
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35
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637a
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62 7a
627a
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22%
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89
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138
41%
110
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41
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14
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141
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100
8,800
3,300
3,500
32
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13,600
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10%
10%
10%
36,100
37%
37
37%
37
37%
11,100
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68
67
3,800
3
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3
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27a
30
29%
30
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313/4
200
56%
10%
56 74
53
58
583/4
6,000
10%
107a
1074
103/8
3,600
10%
2%
100
4,600
10
98 7a
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22%
22%
22 74
22
22
900
25%
25%
26%
26%
27
4,300
107%
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267a
27
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1
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89
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89
267a
26%
26%
267a
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28%
29
29%
29%
31
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106
105
106
105
17,600
1,200
25,000
100
4,300
17.400
90
17%
16%
17 74
7,100
20
21%
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217a
217a
200
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117a
4572
83/4
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11
1174
11
117a
31,400
46
45%
467a
45%
467a
10,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
197a
19
197a
3,900
36%
18%
36%
18%
36%
1874
3674
18%
35 y4
36%
36%
36%
367a
363/4
15,500
51%
507a
51 Vs
5072
51%
51%
537a
52 7a
537a
9,200
87,500
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18%
18
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18%
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176%
176%
17674
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1787a
20
774
3,100
*28%
51
29%
293/8
2,500
36%
36%
159%
Snuff
Co
25
common
noncumulative preferred—100
American
Stores
American
Sugar
50%
373/4
*119
29
51%
373/4
120
5174
51%
37
774
29%
517a
36%
38%
3774
159%
159%
159%
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122
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387a
122
77a
29
517a
37
650
373/a
16,400
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51
159%
470
383/4
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122
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900
60
3074
5,000
30%
307a
307a
30
30%
30%
3074
5272
52 72
53 7a
53
54%
55
56
5574
557a
4,500
100
-5
100
Tel Co
25
common
5772
129
14%
169
55%
58
131
Co
5872
130
14%
1472
14%
169 y4
1697a
57
124
25
100
Corp com
preferred
58 72
128%
169%
100
preferred
36
36%
11774 11774
125
55 V2
12472
56
1253/4
3572 36
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9%
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2072
9%
26%
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972
2672
203/4
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73
8274
73%
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9%
2672
22
02%
73%
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17%
1778
1774
88
407a
53%
8874
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397a
87%
40%
53%
6.25
35%
36%
No par
102%
102%
com—5
25
series
common—No par
100
preferred
prior preference—No par
Lead & Smelt com
1
25
preferred
Copper Mining
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable——No par
Anaconda
Glass
333/4
*120
29
30
-
Woolen
331/2
120
•
52
Refining com—100
preferred
Water Works
373/4
120
517a
7%
7%
1
American Sumatra Tobacco—
American Viscose
5172
778
297a
18
30
Co
&
7
28%
1872
176
No par
American Steel Foundries
preferred
138
14
1,800
17
16074
$4
*917a
92%
50%
140
32
6,900
'
*20
367a
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49%
/
1774
15972
prior conv
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92%
49%
47
17
36%
$5
100
35
63 k
ieo72
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572
5%
56,000
357a
64V2
22%
26%
92%
487a
363/8
conv
*17
*9772
45
1591/3
$4
18
45%
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30,900
113/4
33
46%
22
25
170
11%
5%
45%
2%
5,100
62%
48
5 72
467a
377a
68 7a
247a
*6l7a
33
17%
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47%
*130
135
108% 10872
40% 41
9 74
974
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14 7a
1474
10%
117a
,
2474
617a
11%
17%
34%
63%
227j
26%
20
24%
477a
17%
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*
29 74
102 7a
32%
56 A
872
61%
2974
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*
11%
56%
6,,
900
1,400
1,100
39,800
47%
1
10
8174
72
33%
29
26 /4
147a
8174
32%
30
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96% 96%
267a 26%
88
88
13%
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11%
28 /a
22 /4
25
70
147a
8174
47%
117a
477i
30
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^8/2 100
72
14
5%
45%
4772
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32
14 74
11%
3774
68 72
71%
80%
17%
18
572
47
*127
133
10874 108%
175%
14 7a
71
6172
117a
47
11%
47
4,000
1767a
174 74
1767a
17672
7172
17672
100
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22
8174
23%,
100
347a
8174
x45 7a
preferred
6%
*30
*21%
14 7a
7
28%
7%
34
22
13%
77a
Preferred
34
*21%
14 7a
22
17572 1797a
72
72
187a
American
34
*2%
*2172
*1757a
Anchor/Hocking
25% Aug 27
9,200
2%
34"%
18%
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6,800
*2 7a
*32
2 7a
34
1767i
5%
2,000
26,300
18%
6%
108
108
600
697a
*17572
7%
26,100
120
*11974
68
common—5
6%
60%
597a
122
100
100
*97 7a
607a
1087a
108
46%
4,600
6974
5
No par
& Std Sany
American
*120
2,200
4674
46%
100
60
200
347a
67%
Co—No par
7%
7%
46%
*97
177/a
33%
18
337a
68%
preferred
100
American Safety Razor—•.
5
American Seating Co__
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
Amer Rad
32%
^50%
Tobacco
3
21% Jan
25
17%
No par
Tel
12072 Mar
May
1
Co
American
4
25
J iili
8,300
Chem cl B—No par
American
19
17
Amer Potash &
28
22
Sep 21
94
90%
66%
2 72
*30
2
20
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
171% July 16
Jun
Dec
Jan
16% Jun
7
30% Apr
68
57
Jun
65% Jan
29
Jan
134
1
2572 Feb
10
57
14
May 18
56
4
9% July
13 % Sep
11% Sep
3
May 28
113% Jan
5
Jan
10% Feb
9
May 24
37% Jun
25
121
60% Jan
57
164
July
143% Oct 27
113
29% May 20
Jan
55
100
com
Optical Co
10% Feb
156
3
77% Aug
22
59
89%
68%
No par
com
Products
Metal
News
July 15
5872 July 6
4
572%
Ltd
Co
preferred
American
American
32
8
Metal
472%
No par
& Metals
American
Feb
4
Jan
50
Amer
7
100
preferred
Gas
38% July 14
447a Jan
3.90%
1
100 7
preferred
Mach & Fdry common
Amer Machine
1
100
common
Corp
12472 Mar 18
12172 Jan
5
23
Jan
24
1
preferred
Locomotive
Motors
22
2672 Jan
47% Nov
4
50
Investment Co of 111
prior
Natural
Mar 31
36
11872 Jun
Mar 20
36
Feb
14472 Jan
2
Feb
127
9
6
40% Aug 10
18
30
574%
American
American
May 10
7% Jun
7
6% Jan
1
common——No par
American
177
Jan
30
15
4
13% Jan
169
com
Products
5
23
July 15
18% Apr 19
24
14
24
9174
68 7a
*917a
5
10
preferred
14% May 12
3774 July 2
22% Feb
25% Sep
18
53 72
8% Jun 23
24% Nov 30
41% Dec
23
24
3472 Jan
21
Feb
15% May
0
24
8% Jun
47% May
3274 Jan
Jun
Feb
May 4
39% Jan 12
39% Mar 24
Co
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp_No par
6%
3
15
No par
American
Jun
35% Oct
907a
69
34%
637a
2272
26%
92%
47%
Leather
&
Home
7
227a July
98
18
Hide
American
6
128% Tec
9174
867a
347a
63
21%
26%
Electric Co
American Ice Co
8574 Jan
25% Mar 18
104% Dec
Distilling
100
9,800
61
44%
European
200
;
85
44%
Co
17,300
93
59%
Cable-—No par
&
convertible
100% Mar 17
111% Dec
93
8674
17%
20
1
Colortype Co
American
31
10
95
61%
5%
4674
July 13
3
Apr
*93
84%
25
common
Gas &
27
12
100
61%
12.50
Radio Corp
&
Co
337a
100
84%
177t
1772
Hawaiian SS Co
6%
108%
62
857a
32 74.
,
61%
17
17%
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
16 7a Jun
59 7a Dec
*84
•
100
60V*
16%
*17%
1
American
107
152 % Jun
857a
.33%
*99
82%
1
20
1
4
25
32%
146
*144
8574
60%
17
American
16
108 74
*16%
American
3% Feb
45% -' 45%
*96
97y4
5974
60
11972 11972
467i
97
60%
11972
108%
59%
9772
No par
12
c
*84
;
32%
32%
46%
45%
97
97
607a
59 7a
1197» 120
1087i 108%
9774
Secur
19
Jun
13,600
3%
3%
146
10%
*17
*967t
American Encaustic Tiling
12% Jan
35% D-c
50
3%
3%
*144
10%
177a
3372
9772
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
47a %
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3V2% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C_100
23 7s Jan
136
4,300
1074
32%
100
common—
Chicle
American
10072 Jan
117 % E.
16%
787a
10
32%
3378
preferred
Chain
American
4
16 V* July
89%
16%
777a
10
177a
No par
preferred
American
18% Mar 26
12% Sep
92y4 ;
9%
91
62%
.;
Cable
23
16
28% Sep
9%
*6172
1178
*4672
preferred
Can
25
7
9%
50
common—2
50
Corp
Inc
American
93% Dec
t -' si
9%
100
95
5,600
16%
78%
84
23%
10
common
interest in common
of
American
7%
100
Shoe Co com
Theatres
5%
Jun
19% Sep
100-.
*92
*77 7a
787a
33/4
3%
*144
148
*84
8572
"... 3274
33
V
*99
100
*92
95
Broadcasting-Paramount
Ctfs
12% Dec
21% Sep
*77 7a
787a
3%
3%
*148
148
*84
8572 '
32%
3374
77
33/4
148
8572
33%
10174
95
2%
1674
*77 7a
1672
82
29%
10172 102
1952 ser 572%
convertible
4%
American
13
92
Bosch
American
6
Note
preferred
46 7i Mar 16
70
24
99
16%
82
29
100
37% July 15
Mar
57
49 74 Jun
1172 July
8% Jan
33% Jan
26% Dec
Jan
1672
877i
13%
1
pfd
preferred
2nd
9% May 13
32% May 28
15
Feb 11
7
Jan
6% Jun
6% Jan
July 16
4% Jan
35% Feb
9
Apr
16% Sep
6
2
27
Jan
36
187a Apr
Nov
6% May
14
2% Dec
1772 July 15
1774 July 16
45% Nov
40
9
23
Jan
16 72
2%
2%
22
xl78
179
71% 71%
com—No par
Co
conv
cum
American
Airier
Sep
Bakeries
American Bank
9
26
34% Sep
48
16%
2%
2%
*2172
1
No par
preferred
conv
24% July 14
56
29
Feb
47
2
372%
Corp
common
59
119
1087a
59
2 72
*30
1
50
Chemical_No par
Agricultural
American
3772 Jan
12% Jan
6% Aug 31
Petroleum
Amerada
29% May 19
24
10272 Jun
(The)
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Jan
8
2%
68%
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
1172 Jan
26
2%
86
1
Limited
57
,
No par
of America
Co
166
93% Aug 20
—100
,_20
100
100
Mfg common
374% convertible preferred
4.08% conv preferred—
Alpha
45%
*95%
Corp common—No par
6
28% Sep
2%
177a
33
preferred
5
Sep
2%
33
*17
Allis-Chalmers
8
Apr
'
933/4
92
5
15% Jan
Feb
No par
No par
75% Jan
Sep
9%
1
Co
189% Jan
Feb
*84
33
*92
Allied Mills
2
Sep
*145
100
gtd
Dye
&
31
Nov
77
3%
*100
Industries Inc—
14
Jun
16%
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
11% Dec
35
5
$4,375 cum preferred
55% Nov
50
2%
"
8
87
86
10
new
common
Allied Kid
Jan
Sep
152
Mining
474% preferred
100
Alleghany Corp common
1
57a% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
5
130
Gold
52%
40%
53%
*5874
128%
1474
1697a
55%
124
35%
*117%
972
26 7a
227s
82
73
1774
*87
38%
5274
59
35%
*102
129
14%
14%
169%
170
55%
56
125%
123%
36%
x35%
500
587a
*58 72
12974
1297a
59
1307a
1,280
1474
14 7a
147a
1,100
170%
171%
171
57%
124%
3674
57 74
5674
1243/4
124
35 5/8
3574
52,000
49,900
2,350
18,800
11774
240
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
4,600
26%
26%
2674
267a
267a
400
23%
.22%
237a
225/a
117%
117
81%
83
117
117
82
23
74
73%
74
17%
17%
17%
■
360
72 7a
1,320
175/a
17%
88
5,100
88
87
877a
♦87
39%
39
39%
39
39 7a
52%
52%
53
52 7a1
53
357a
355/8
36
103
*
3574
*102
357/a
103
*102
15,200
823/4
813/4
72
Corp—
*35%
35%
*102
103
58%
129
j103
60
33,800
430
2,800
20
16
Tne Commercial and Financial C
(260)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Jan
5
42
45
15
57% May
Dec
29
15% Feb
26
8% Feb
2% Nov
24
5
Jan
7
2% Feb
11
14
52
/ Jan
9
32% Jan
4
30
Sep
16
8ep
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
30% Sep
14
15
43% Jan
5
33% Jan
8% Apr
874 Sep
77
Sep
93
15
48% Feb
24
102% Sep
21
Mar 25
59% Dec
9
89% Sep
97
Jan
29
7
100
149
July
Jan
14
16
Jan
13
30
10 y2 Mar 26
5
14
32% Jan
6
21
15
18% Mar 25
,
May 19
Dec
14
29
Jan
15
22% Mar 11
18% Jan
89'A Sep
3
Jan
22
93% Jan
92% July
2
99 y2 Apr
22
96
23
38%
38 %
38%
38
38
3,900
42
42%
43
43'%
421/4
43
6,100
*10%
11%
*10%
11
11
107b
107b
*1074
11%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3V2
200
37%
37%
37%
38
38
38%
38 Ye
39 Ye
391/4
39%
6,400
24
24%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
237b
24
23
2374
3,700
48%
49%
49%
49%
49
49%
49 s/8
497b
49 Vs
497s
47,500
10
10 %
97/b
10
19,300
.
5
9%
No par
*91%
com
prior preferred
conv
Constable
Arnold
26
Artloom
Jan
26
Arvin Industries
14
Ashland
18
2nd
26 v* jan
9%
*96%
148%
148%
147%
*17
17
91%
74%
148
74%
*96% '
97
147
*17
74%
148
17%
.
-91%
*96%
97
147
'
17%
.«
91%
74%
91%
74%
96 %
9%
917/8
917s
92%
1,600
74%
74%
97
74%
3,100
*96 %
f
148
*17
100
"*147
177»
20
97
149
*17
*
t
150
17%
100
-
No par
5%
5%
5 %'
5%
5%
5%
5%
t57b
578
2.50
Carpet Co Inc
Inc_——
Oil &
*3%
3%
91%
92
74%
96%
17
5
Corp
*10%
9% : 10
10
74%
preferred
No par :
$4 convertible pre/erred__^Np par
6% Jan
4
Mar 27
38
44
$3.75
15
27
1 4
18% Sep
37%
42 %
No par
Illinois
of
Co
&
14% Apr
.
9
x37 %
45%
...—————-5
—
10
Corp
Steel Corp
17% Feb
May 13
11% Jun i
38%
44%
Armstrong Cork Co com__T—No par
Mar
114
Oil
Armco
Shares
July 16
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
the Week
Friday
July 15
37%
Products Co Inc
W
P
$6
95% Feb
6
A
Armour
74% July
11
5% Dec
22
8
10% Feb
Jan
.25% Sep
11% Sep
49% July
93 % Jan
57
2
19% Jan
25
25% Jun
»
30
85% Apr 26
117% Dec 23
16% May 28
29
39% July 13
4
12% Mar 29
3% J:>n
Sales for
Ihursday
10
Mining
Copper
PRICES
July 14
14
Andes
15
SALE
Wednesday
July 13
21.80
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
12% May 27
23
8
July 14
HIGH
Tuesday
July 12
Par
52 % Mar 29
39% Apr
12
33% Jan
6
25
Nov
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
40% Sep
32
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continued—Page 2
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
roriicleMonday, July 19, 1954
23 %
23%
23 % *
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
23%
23y4
1,200
12
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12'%
12%
127s
57,600
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%-
2474
2474
2474
24%
2474
103
102%
102J%
*102%
104
102%
10174
102 Ye
*101%
102%
4174
42%
45%
44
116
y 11772
: 58%
581/2
118%
119%
118
58
58%
58%
58%
34%
34%
347b
34%
347b
34%
99-/4
yuj/4
1
Refining Co
'
24%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Dry Goods Corp—
_———1"
6
1,400
,
-
24%
2474
241/4
/247b
2,400
Associated
25 % Sep
14
32
25
86
100
Mar 25
Jan
31% Jan
24% July 16
103
Apr
28
102 %. Apr
6
13
6
45% July 15
4°.
103
Jan
5
4
Preferred
60 % Jun
23
57% Jan
13
54% Jan
25% Feb
18
30% Nov
30
29% Jan -13
34% July 16
88% July
8
29
97% Mar 25
5
101% Mar 29
83 'A Dec
119% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
85
124% July 15
4
Nov
49
25% Sep
89% July
28% Jun
26
Feb
60
19
58% Dec
16
21% Jun
9
14
33% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
36% May 17
95% Jan
4
100 % Mar 30
29
4
36% July 16
1
16
Jan
22
30% Feb
2
99
Jan
4%
31'A Apr
24
16% Dec
15
4% Dec
Dec
17
9
27
28
13 7A Jan
36% Mar 27
108% Mar 18
15
Jan
7% Mar
7
9
34% Jan
103 % Jan
10 % May
45% July 16
4
Ex
7
July 15
Austin
16
Mar 26
Jan
20
May 26
4'/2 Dec
18
36 y8 Dec
29
52% Feb
4% Jan
26
37% Jan
417b
41%
117
116
:
58
34%
34%
100
.,
121
8,100
-h 40
'
.
4574"
90
2,900
58 74
'
34%
*99
,
to O
100
120
*98
9974
122%
122%
*98
124'%
*20%
122 74
119
12274
5,900
2,000
500
9974
20
12374
5,400
I SS Lines—
W
*20
2274
33
distribution
33'/4
*20% -2278
2274
*20%
227B
327/b
333/a
32 78
331/b
32%
993/a
10
100
9974J
9974
9974
9974
99»/4
99%
991/a
35
347b
3474
35%
357b
35%
36
36
437B
44
33
33%
.
■
"
34%
5
(voting)
20
—.
43%
convertible pfd series A—100
4%
15
6
26
10274
*102
*21
227b
3274
1
20,900
99%
290
3674
12,400
451%
4,600
fowder—-
Atlas
16
8% Feb
&
Refining common..
Common
10
16% Mar 13
:
58
par
Atlas Corp
Mar 24
17% Mar
RIt_ *—No
Line
liquidating
17
12
*99
Preferred $3.75 series. B
120
Feb
58
*34
—100
Coast
Atlantic
8
5
41%
41%
116%
—50
com___10
t
Electric Co
City
Atlantic
28
Jun
IO2V2
10
preferred
aw as
94% July 16
10274
*102
'
Atlantic
At'intie Gult
l-y;
*102%
102%
41
—————50
Common
-59% Feb
5
103
1013
\
Topeka & Santa Fe—
119% July 15
92% Jan ' 8
92
Investment Co
103
100
G%.2nd preferred™,
Associates
■
••u
100
1st preferred
5.25%
Atchison
Sep
24s/b
Common
Tack
Nichols
Conv
21
4
25
Avco
4
44% Jun
7
6%
of
Co
$2.25
preferred
conv
4374
44%
447s
44%
116
118
*11%
•12%.
*11%
12%
674
674
6%
'
16%
"*15%
161/4
*1574
16%
161/2
167b
1674
16'/2
47b
' 5%
5
43'%
44%
*44%
63/4
674
*16
*16%
*16
16%
1674
16%
5
44%
116
16%
4%
118
X118
r 1
118
is/e
X118
i.i'%
~il%
7
47b
5
47B
*43%
44
*43%
4%
47/b
*474
474
474
Va
65%
6274
65
62'/4
6274
62
62%
9%
9 7/8
974
10
97/b
10%
10
10%
par
5
4474
120
550
12
7
44%
3
No
67a-:
16%
Amer—5
Mfg Corp (The) common
12%
*16
($1.20)—No par
Canteen
Automatic
5% Jan
*11%
No par
common
prior pref
17% Jan
118
'116
No par
Corp
7
1,500
16%
1674
1,800
5%
60,500
447a
300
B
4% Dec
35% Jan
8
14
14
% Jan
16
21
42% Jan
(T)
B.boock
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
F»b
7
11 % Mar 26
8% Jan
11
7
Babbitt
65% July 12
10% Jun
■
a
Jan
45% Dec
22
Sep
4
1
1
25% July 15
18% Dec
29
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
39
Dec
29
48% Mar 25
39 'A Jan
4
51
July 15
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
27
Jun
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
38
Sep
14
59% Apr
43% Jan
4
7
1
76% July 16
57
May 14
13% Jan
18
11% Dec
29
17% Mar 12
11% July
37% Sep
15
39 'A Feb
34% May
39
Mar 31
20 % Jan
29 Va
July 15
18
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
34% May 20
Jun
93
5
90% July 28
27
12
11% Jan
9 % Jan
49% July 16
25%
257b
49%
497b
51
50%
51
9,600
23%
233/4
*23 %
24%
231%
23%
2,300
100
*74%
76
*753/B
76
76
76
76
76
76'/4
76'/4
—10
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
48%
49
2,000
10
11%
12%
12
12
117B
12%
12
12 %
3,800
preferred —————50
35%
35%
*35i/4
36
*35%
36
*35%
36
10
26%
27
2674
27
27%
2874
28'A
291/B
287a
29
15,100
10%
10%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11
11 %
107b
11
18,800
Convertible 5%
Barber
Oil
Barker
Brothers
4% %
Bath
Corp———
14
16% Mar 20
29
Works
Iron
17
29% Jan
4
34% July 13
10 % Dec
29
14
Mar 16
10 V8 Apr
14
11% July 15
17% Sep
15
267/s Feb
2
23% Jan
4
22% Mar 13
17% Jan
4
,pct
93
Jan
12
32
35
Jan
38% Jun
.
Beatrice Foods Co common
2
12.50
18
82% July
14
68'A Mar 20
60
Jan
11
17
39% Dec
7
38% Jan
4
51
July 15
93
Jun
17
Dec
30
4
142
July 15
% Dec
30
1% Jan
7
22% Nov
25
27% Jan
5
37% Jan
20
24
Jan
% May 18
Jan 27
Oct
5
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
135% Jun
19
146% Dec
16
9% Dec
31
Jan
15
82% Jan
13
65 % Apr
16
1 % Jan
6
7
30% July 15
30% Jan
4
50
Jan
4
144% Jan
5
160% July
6
12% Feb
6
12
72
Jan
27
48
July 16
9% May
30
39
Jun
28
72% July 12
Cum
5
—
Corp
Best
Foods
Bethlehem
l
———„—_1
Steel
(Del)
4% %
pfd series of 1951
21% Jan
23% July 16
Bliss
(E W)
Bliss
&
Black
15
5
14% Jan
11
19 y8
Sep
15
27
Dec
15
22% Feb
3
25% Jan
15
287/a Dec
17
27% Jan
5
38% July 16
Blockson
38
May
5
49% July 16
toeing
23
Bohn
Co
2
29 %' Mar 18
Jan
26
14
12'A Mar 12
6% Jan
4
31% May 20
12% May 20
Bon
6% Dec
12 y2 Sep
15
14% Aug 13
13 Va Jan
4
14% Feb
11
Bond
11
13
12
8
12% Jan
11
86
94% Jan
12
48 y8 Nov
18
50
Dec
11
61% Dec
16
Mar 25
57% Mar 17
7
54% July 12
49
% Jan
May 27
Stores
Co
Boston
*82
17%
*82%
330
100
177 a
3,000
84
1774
18
18%
17%
3374
3374
33%
*33%
3474
33%
34
34
3474
337/b
3474
2,800
11
11
1Q 7b
11%
11 %
117a
11%
11%
*11%
1174
2,500
36
36 34
3574
36%
3574
35 %
36%
36%
36%
37%
9,800
22'/2
23
23 %
22%
23
23
23%
23 %
23%
5,100
22
*92%
95
*92%
81
82
8074
44%
45
*126
130%
95
35 %
357b
71%
*159
72%
160%
10%
11%
70
♦92%
95
*92%
8074
80%
81
50
47
142
142
453/a
1301/2
140
2974
2974
2974
3574
71%
10%
H
30
3574
30
3574
717b
71%
72%
158
159
158
357/8
71%
*157
11
11
11%
70
69%
69%
46%
47
46%
46%
47
22%
22%
22%
22%
227b
*69
82%
80%
48
19%
43,900
34
110
95
82%
6,100
491/8
10,200
-
230
1407b
14074
1/8
109,300
30 Vs
30%
6,000
"
1
1
35%
*92 %
51
140
4474
130%
159
95
81%
46
1
297b
•
18
*33%
11
*69%
1
30%
36%
3574
72
71%
1587,
158
36
6,800
72'%
27,300
158
300
12
117B
1274
70
70
70
47
47%
48
22%
22%
22%
15,400
231/4
20,000
10,600
70
1,900
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
227s
23%
227a
24
24
24
24
23%
23%
237a
237s
*23 7b
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
377b
38V4
38%
3874
5,600
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
46%
477a
47%
4974
88,400
20%
20%
21%
2174
3,300
21%
5
20%
21
20%
21%
21%
21%
28%
29
29
28%
29
*28%
29%
10%
11
10%
11
11%
11%
*11
11%
1
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
1374
Inc__.1.25
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Inc
;
Club
(The)
Edison
17
83%
No par
B
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
.97% May 28
83%
*82
83%
177a
1774
47
Corp
Ami Co class A
Borden
12
17%
4,300
5
70% July 16
4
93 % Jan
17%
49%
7.50
88
74% Jan
106
49%
2.50
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
15
129
106
49%
No par
2iy2Jan
14
*32
129
106
331/2
22%
Co
&
17%
129
106
33%
l
Aluminum
17%
48
129
17
46%
Airpiane Co new
Class
*106
3374
22%
Co
48%
124%
107
124
107
16s/a
10
Laughlin Inc_,
Chemical
47%
126
106
*35
34
*68%
(Delaware)
47
*122
36
70
33%
33%
—100
No par
Decker Mfg Co
&
12'A Sep
15
com—No par
47
117b
*32%
1
preferred ......—.—100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com 5
12%
•
16%
.
.1 peso
Co
T'/o
.22% Sep
86% Jun
10
common
of 1946_No par
ser
Consol Mining
Blaw-Knox
64% Sep
10
Co
22% July 13
52 y2 Jan
83%
100
&
12
8% July
*81%
.
Best
17% Jan
3
100
pfd
Benguet
36% Feb
Mar
1774
common—
pfd $3.25
22% Mar 17
8
Co
Loan
38% Aug 26
24% Apr
17%
50
Aviation
Beneficial
30
3
4%%
preferred
14
Mar"
2.50
RR
Howell
&
15% Sep
11
Inc
12374
106
Packing Co
10
Belding-Hemingway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp.———_—_——1
4%%
47
123%
106
Beech-Nut
31% Apr
23 %
46%
100
100
(A S)
Creek
Beech
Bendix
90% Jan
112
preferred
prior
Mills
Shoe
Bell
Sep
112
Beck
23% July 16
' Apr
8
97
33 y8 Jun
Jan
No par
Beech Aircraft Corp——————1
22
Jun
30 V2 May 26
15
Corp.——._—_10
Cigars Inc—
Bayuk
19% July 16
9% Jan
33% Jan
5
Sep"
common
Beaunit
Feb
16%
preferred
18% May 27
88
Mar 12
May 19
96,100
257b
4)
2374
common
preferred
Sep
25%
2474
49
conv
9
247a
I,000
247/b
4% %
27
42,300
233/4
3%%
31
8,700
10%
4874
30
Jan
47a
6174
10
2474
Jun
81
47B
61%
■
483/4
July 15
8
47b
24 Ye
129
86% May
24
474
2474
107
21
8
100
47b
23%
Jan
Dec
Oct
13
48%
99 V4 Jan
40 V2 Jan
78
63
Corp
50
9
107
62
(The)_Nopar
common
Aroostook
4
13% May
30
Ohio
&
&
7
9
50
Co
noncumulative preferred__100
4%
Bangor
Dec
22 »A Mar
1
May 21
Baltimore
42 % Dec
100
28
16
1
112% Dec
14% Dec
90
Inc
Wilcox
x28
66
66
66%
5
82%
83
82
83%
—100
*93%
95
93%
93%
—25
53%
54%
54%
54%
15
Co
65%
65%
66
83
83%
95
*93%
54
66%
•
54%
2874
*11
14
137a
87B
81/4
6774
6774
831/4
84
8374
*93 Ye
95
*93%
54
•54%
54%
400
24
2874
410
420
11%
14
II,100
8%
3,200
70%
5,700
841%
5,100
95
50
547a
4,100
Boston & Maine RR—
5% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
26% Dec
31
46'A Mar
9
20% May 11
29% Jan
21
33
2
25 % Jan
11
25
Sep
Mar
5% May
3
8% July 15
5
5% Dec
31
liy8 Jan
7
6 Va Jan
6
31% July 12
9% July 16
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 10
23% Jan
11
31% May 24
28
Sep
33% Sep
17% Sep
91
22
42% Feb
21
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
21
99% Feb
May 28
22% Jun
2
9
36 Va Jan
38
4
39% July-
9
Jan
11
56 % Jun
3
19% Jan
4
24% Apr
14
97
Jan
27
100
Mar 11
Common
100
7'/4
7%
77B
100
22%
22%
22'%
Bearing Co———5
Braniff Airways Inc_:
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co—.—
5
31%
317%
31
29 34
30
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No
Briggs & Stratton
—No
par
3974
3974
par
53
53%
53
2174
21%
21%
217/b
5%
preferred
Bower
Bristol-Myers Co
3%%
27V4 Jan 29
26
Jan
6
32% Apr
30
45% Jun
9
54% Dec 21
52
Jan
5
63
24
11% Sep
25
13% July 20
66 y2 Jan
5
12% Jan
4
14% July 16
Brown
&
13
74
Brown
Shoe
16% Apr 12
31% July 15
59% July 14
13 y4 Nov
60
Jan
July 16
4
22% Mar 17
13% Jan
15
Sep
14
Jan
12
15
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
22
10% Sep
11% Jan
4
13% Apr
74
20 y4
72% Dec
3
83% Feb
6
17% Jan
2
31% Nov
16
5
100
—
Brooklyn Union Gas
5%
2.50
common
preferred
15
% Jun
.
Roller
/.No par
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
Co
(The) Co
35% Jun
22
37% Mar 24
10% Jan
11
7
80% Feb
3
67
Jun
30
15% July 15
86% Apr
6
73% Jun
8
75% July
21
13% Sep
*
11
Oct
35
10
78
17% Feb
6
9
liy4Sep
30
79
15% Jan
4
9
11% Feb
8
40
Mar
86
15
36% Feb
5
46% May
11% Jan
4
20% Jun
25
Mar 16
79% Jan
14
92% Jun
29
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
15% Jun
29
21
2
105
12% Feb
26
16% Dec
29
27% Mar 20
30
109% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24y8 Mar 12
7
May 19
15% May 20
16
102'A Oct
20% Oct
9
27% Jan
2
98
July
16% Jan
5
3
July 13
Jan
23% July
8
1%
Jan
A
1% Dec
28
3% Mar
2
1% Jan
4
6 y4
29% July 16
2% Jun 14
Sep
15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
8
10
20 y4 Sep
10
Sep
24
27% Jan
15
13% Mar
22
97
303/4
307b
3174
61 %
61%
61%
62
13%
1374
13%
1374
♦69%
71%
70
70
*95
*95
31%
31%
307/b
31
62%
617b
61%
1374
14%
14
14%
72
*70
72
*70
19,700
127b
131/4
*77
127a
13
127b
773/4
78
78
1
26%
2774
26
2674
3974
41
40%
4174
13Vb
26%
4074
*77
78%
•
13%
•77
,
1
267b
2,000
41 %
40%
41%
41
4174
20,500
104,300
1
1%
174
17a
174
174
17b
17/B
174
17B
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44 %
44%
44%
441/4
44%
1,300
1
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
15%
147a
15%
152,200
100
*85
87
"85
86
85
85%
84 %
86
100
preferred
174
5
Inc
*74
80
"74
87
*85
80
.,
*74
80
*74
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*13%
14%
14
14
14
14
*1374
14
*1374
50
*41 7b
44%
41%
41%
42 %
42%
•41%
42
42%
207s
5%
Bldg—
prior preferred
conv
Bros
4%%
common—
15
preferred
Butte Copper
Byers Co
100
& Zinc—
(AM)
i„____5
19
19%
19%
19%
19 Ye
19%
19%
19%
19%
90%
90%
91
91
91
911/4
91%
*91%
9
9
874-
common——No par
20
20%
20%
participating preferred—..100
100
100%
"98%
Byron
Jackson
California
Callahan
Co
8%
21
8%
20 %
100%
'100
8%
20%
101
8%
20 %
100
page 26
Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
30,500
14
300
8
27% July
28% Jun
9
Canadian
7
Canadian
Cannon
W
&
C
Foundry
Breweries
Pacific
Mills
874
20%
100
83/4
♦20%
100
42%
250
19%
16,600
92
;
1,200
874
2,700
20%
100
231/4
23
23%
23
23%
23%
237a
23 34
23%
5
28%
287b
28%
287b
28%
29%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
4,600
"
70
4,300
4.800
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc_
July
54% July 16
20%
227b
2
2 %
2
2
1%
2
17/B
2
174
2
7,600
5
974
97a
9%
97/a
97/B
10
97/B
10
97/a
10
12,400
2274
22%
237a
23 74
58
4
80
10
*56
44% Jan
20%
90%
58
5
207b
3,200
Terminal
*56
4
*74
197b
1
13%
5
80
5
Co_
"94%
22 % Jan
100
267s
137s
21% Jan
78
267/b
94%
5
137b
*77
267b
13%
24
13%
78
2,500
2674
94%
Dec
400
13%
_5
13%
Jan
7,300
74
6,100
.
48,600
95
34
1,400
141/4
15%
*94%
22
61%
14
31
95
29
31
61%
15
*947b
24
307a
72
.
•
3074
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
17% Apr
97
15%
99% May 13
21
*95
*61%
227b
57
97
317b
I
1
Co
97
_15
6
5,800
*95
Campbell
11
see
1,700
217%
14% May 12
52% Jan
For footnotes
9,700
52%
217a
24% July 14
90% Jan
Jan
397b
527a
217/B
8
30
54
39 5/b
527/b
217B
4
54% Nov 27
16
39%
52%
12% Jan
7
43% Dec
739%
21%
217B
20% Jan
22
Dec
%
527a
3
86% Oct
Jan
25
3
527b
29
46% Jan
102
Jun
3b %
5374
10
Terminal
Butler
7%
3974
15
Burroughs Corp
Bush
X3974
3074
No par
Watch
3%%
9,600
30%
Co.
Rights
tousn
July 15
15% Feb
Aug 28
5% Sep
3
15
14
Jan
Jan
26,300
15
common
preferred
.'Buffalo Forge Co.
Bulova
9%
3074
30%
Burlington Mills Corp common
4% preferred
2
9%
30%
1474.
toimard
'2
9%
30 74
3074
49% May 24
2% July
8
44% July
6
Jan
tf vs
307b
3074
11
43% Mar
874
30%
147s
25% Jan
17
874
29%
143/4
July 13
91% Jan
874
297a
29%
Mar 12
10
1,500
8'/4
2974
1474
30
29
9,400
2,300
287/s
78
Jun
8%
2374
31
1474
6
10 y4 Dec
*30%
2874
24
74
8
2374
31
5
Jan
1% July 12
8%
247b
*30%
.
No par
-
25% Feb
$5
97
774
237b
31
1
—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
*95
774
23
30%
—40
.
Inc—
874
774
227a
31%
15
com
conv
preferred—
Bigelow
cum
Co
8%
7%
23
-
Ltd
Ry
1374
No par
2674
No par
*52%
13%
*56
237/b
237/s
137b
95
\
*23
23%
5,700
15,900
13%
133/8
9374
9474
180
.
57
*56
57
56%
56V4
20
27 %
2774
25
13%
247a
27%
27%
27 %
2774
*2674
27%
27'4
27%
1,000
2774
27
27 %
27
27%
27
277b
267%
27 %
33,500
53%
53
53%
53%
537b
533/4
5474
800
53%
♦
*52%
"*'f
.Volume 180
Number 5343
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(261)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
8% Jan
4
13% Jan
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep
14
19% May 25
103 % July 20
113% Mar 19
29
10% July 12
May 27
Jan
13
40 % Apr
Carborundum
5
21% Apr
107
Jan
116
5
Jun
12
30
48% Dec
16
25
Jan
5
111% Dec
24
143
Jan
9
45% Sep
21
96% Jun
23
18% Dec
Dec
104
14% Mar 27
4
62% Apr
13
2
24
14% Sep
46% Jun
7
28
4
120
4
76
Jan
4
22% Jun
30
11
17% Jun
7
66% May
19% Mar 25
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
20
4% Sep
15
40% Jan
22
15
73 % Jan
30
Mar 27
,.
2,900
1133/4
Clinchfield
Power &
22% July
Apr
Caterpillar
7%
2nd
4%%
22
7,000
44%
44%
1,000
1
10
58
60%
58%
593/4
58
59%
58 Va
58%
58 Va
59
16%
16%
163/8
16%
16 3/8
16%
16%
16 5/a
16%
163/8
1,800
14%
15
143/4
14%
14%
143/4
143/4
15%
15
153/8
10,600
100
•118 Va
118%
118%
118 %
118%
-10
——-100
1
61%
62 %
62%
63%
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
—^
common
119%
21%
100
preferred
44% July 16
Central
Illinois
4%%
5
21 %
21%
21%
22%
215/a
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
75%
74%
75 Va
75
76
753/8
76
5,200
21%
22%
21%
213/4
21%
213/4
213/8
215/8
7,000
17%
17
17%
17
17
17
17
17
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
5%
5%
5%
5%
63/a
63/8
6
26
26
26%
26%
27
27
27%
64% '
65
66%
67
67%
673/4
67%
14
13%
14%
14
14%
14%
143/a
143/B
No par
43%
43%
433/4
44
44%
443/8
44%
44%
44
108%
108%
108%
108%
23%
23%
.23%
23%
18%
18%
*18%
19
preferred
108%
108%
108%
108%
10
23%
23 VA
23%
23%
Central
50
*18 %
19
18%
19%
25
15 y2 Jan
4
19% Jun
16
50
♦18%
10
23 y8 Jan
6
28% July 16
Central
17% Mar 16
10% Feb
26
12% Mar 18
Central
Violeta
Ribbon
14'A Sep
14
28% Feb
18 y2 Jun
10
23% Dec
30
7% July
Class B
6
Century
19% Oct
13
5
20 % Jan
4
30% Jun
3
Cerro
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4
18 % Jun
30
15
37
3
33% Jan
4
40% July
9% Mar 12
Feb
6% May 27
,
de
Chain
Belt
class A
J
;
West
•
Corp
100
23%
6,800
18%
800
*18-
7%
7%
*7%
734
27%
27%
26%
273/a
4,600
18
17%
18%
19,800
40%
40 Va
40%
400
7%
63/4
27
26%
27%
27%
27%
18%
173/4
17%
mi
17%
173/4
40%
40 %
403/a
*40 Va
40%
*40%
♦40
109%
233/8
*18
500
17%
10
*108%
1,400
26%
Co
2,500
9,100
263/4
*7
44%
113/4
27 %
7%
25,500
28%
*18%
26%
*7
1,800
14%
18%
18%
26%
No par
5
1
Mills
Corp
8,500
68
27%
18%
26%
11%
ll3/8
27
;
11%
19%
26%
11%
12
10,200
*113/8
19%
26%
*11%
800:
2,000
6 5'8
27%
19
5
Co
Products
•
9.50
Corp
Sugar
Pasco
Certain-Teed
7
N
;
South
&
liy2 Sep
38% Jan
of
200
17%
*67%
13%
23,500
20%
'
26%
643/4
Central Illinois Public Service
Co
22
113%
-
25%
16
RR
,
6
100
Light com
15,100
21%
_100
Gas
80
60%
103'%
*102
& E'lec—No par
preferred series B—Hudson
103%
114%
5%
5%
60 %
613/4
*102%
21%
17%
Central
X603/4
103%
119%
113%
20%
Central
63%
63
*102%
119%
119 %
17,200
22
5
12
*118
<'
116
*115
Foundry Co
1
1
of Georgia Ry_——No par
Aguirre Sugar Co
25
10
114%
l1
;
22%
14% July 16
*114
12.50
Corp
19% Jun
24
Sep
21%
46I/2
23% July 15
28 y2 Feb
130
22
44s/8
15% Mar 15
20% Mar
14
16
215/a
45%
22
72% Feb
Mar
1133/4
21%
443/4
75
32% Jan
112
1143/4
21%
45%
75%
54 % Mar 24
8
*1133/4
21%
45%
74%
Central
19
1143/4
21%
46 Vb
preferred series A-'lOO
Celotex Corp common—
No par
5% preferred
—_—20
Central
19% Jan
*113%
21%
*45%
conv
6% July 16
105% Jan
114%
21%
5
■
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
6
12
July 15
/ 21% Mar 12
4
•113%
new_No par
common
Tractor
4.20%
Preferred
13
Ohio Ry_100
&
Light
Co__
preferred
6
2
24
14 y2 Sep
6% Dec
Steel
Corp
(J
4
6
Jan
9,300
20%
Jan
8
110
35%
20%
4% Jan
38 y4 Jan
17% Jun
10 y8 Dec
63% July
104% Apr
42% Mar 25
12
34%
20 %
23 % Mar 25
31
59% Sep
Jun
'34%
203/8
12% Jan
26% Dec
97
14
16 y4 Apr
16
34%
20 %
Carolina
1%
107 % Jan
2
15% Oct 30
35% Jun
35
193/4
26
2
13
34%
20
129 % r'eh
6
July 14
35%
20
4
16
11 y4
35 %
20 Vb
Co
38% Jan
26
35%
20
General
133% Jan
7% Feb
7,500
34%
10
&
24
.15 y2 Sep
10 %
I)
29
<65% Dec 24
10%
Case
4
5
10 3/8
Carriers
17
Jan
10%
12
44% Feb
98
10%
13
101 y2 Jun
Shares
10%
16% July 13
2
July 16
10%
Carrier
24
Friday
July 15
10 Va
Carpenter
Feb
the Week
Thursday
10%
24
65% Jan
105
Sales for
PRICES
10%
Jan
113
SALE
1
17% Apr
„
HIGH
Wednesday
July 14
5
(The)
3
Jan
13% May
Tuesday
July 13
July 12
Co
Carolina
22
23% May 26
5
46% Jan
14
34% Jan
12 % Sep
Monday
Par
•
AND
(Philip) Mfg Co_
Carey
40% Jan
16
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
Jan
28
21% July 12
49
14
39% Sep
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
17 y4 Jan
29
8% Dec
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
v.j).
11%
11%
7
19
800
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26 y2 Jun
16
34 V2 Dec
3
92 % Jun
22
103% Jan
30
33
Jan
47 % July 16
11
32% Jun
~7%
25y4 Dec
31
31% Feb
4
25% Jan
'32% Sep
15
41% Feb
2
33% Jan
27
13
Jan
4
80
Jun
3
12
Sep
15
Aug 31
21
17 y4 Jun
16
85% Oct
Jan
6
13
21
6
2
6
62% Mar 19
Aug 31
Oct
6
82% Mar 19
76% May 27
95
Jan
12
5% Jan
35 % Mar
10% Jan
46% Jan
2
45% Jan
4
63
5
93
July 13
11
73
July.15
Jan
62% Jan
92
Jan
101% Apr
4
11% Jan
10
1% Jan
6% Oct
13
13V4 Feb
Dec
29
39
19
91% Jun
25
35% Jan
22
35
com—No par
Western
100
5%
preferred series A—100
conv
Chicago Yellow Cab——
Chickasha
Chi'.ds
No par
Oil
Cotton
Co
10
5%
66% Jun
56% Feb
convertible
Jan
97% Jan
4
23% Apr
103% Feb
Dec
Jan
12
76% Apr
30
20% Feb
18
k
55
Common
11
47
22 y2 Dec
102
7
28% Jan
11
Jan
4
5
11% July 16
102
Jan
12
104
99% Apr 15
26% Dec
15
33% Mar
5
27 Va Jan
28
17
3
15
Jan
35% Jun
4
14% Dec
4
Aug
'l 72%
Dec
28
83 y4 Feb
74
Jan
Oct
5
44% Jan
33 % Jan
;
4
Mar 24
172
9
6
Nov 30
Feb
10
90
July 14
47% Jun
16
54y4 Nov 24
Jun
12
15^
41
Sep
18
170
89
109% Jan
75
19
Mar 23
107
7
Mar .15
91
Service
Mar 24
62% July 13
41
44% Mar 19
15
18
43% Mar 20
37
22% Jan
19
24
89% Jun
12
9
97% Nov 25
29% Oct
5
Feb
34% Dec
4
21
109% Apr
5
2
25% Anr
Jun
75
18
$4.50
15
Mar
44
July
9
23% Jan
Jan
7
50
Climax
Feb
24
29% Jan
4
Clinton
92 % Apr
1
97% Jan
8
4%%
2 % May
4
32% Mar 25
2% Jan
35% Feb
Clopay Corp
9
125 y4 Feb
20
111% Jan
4
125% Mar 17
Coca-Cola Co
7
892
Dec
17
930
2
976
Coca-Cola
July 24
Dec
29
,
12
140
Apr
2
7%
6
94
Feb
10
4%
cumulative
July
Apr
13
2
38% Jan
7
52% July
86% Jan
4
93
5
24% Feb
27
12 % Jan
Mar
20% Mar 17
23
66 Va Mar 24
49
Dec
22
67
47
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
38 y4 Jan
8
50 y2 Dec
9
50 y2 Dec
Mar 24
2
9
15% July 16
Collins
15% Mar 24
18% Jan
Colorado
40% Jun
14
43% May 24
41
50
45
20
24
Mar 22
Jan
29
Apr
30
41% Feb
3
47% Feb
July
26% Jan
11
8
44
Jan
14
57
Sep 18
Sep 15
17
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
43% Apr
29
36% Jan
32
31%
31 %
30
31
63%
62%
63%
:
62%
,
500
'
40
63%.
52,600
3
6
Jan
34%
35%
34 5/a
128
Jan
4
4
21
1
i
1
21
8
89%
*89%
*91%
92%
116%
116 %
4,400
51%
15,000
*900
*900
51%
50%
50%
51%
*89 %
30
91
90
90
90
14
14
15
143/4
15%
153/8
15%
10,900
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17,100
41%
.900
41%
413/4
65%
67
673/4
65
.
*49%
67
65
65%
65%
66
66%
675%
64%
64%
64%
643%
:
90
14
143/a
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
24%
24%
233%
24%
24%
24 %
24
24 3/a
80%
80
80
*80
24%
81%
233/4
♦79%
80
80
80
81
120
46%
47%
45%
46
45
453A
45%
46V4
46
46%
7,100
29%
303/4
Xl4
3,300
30%
30%
31
31%
31%
6,500
54%
29%
54%
30%
X53 %
543/4
54%
55%
55%
57
551/4
56%
11,300
393%
403/s
40%
40%
40%
403/4
40%
413/8
41
41%
16,700
29%.
4,200
42
423/8
423/8
2,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,100
-10
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,700
No par
18%
18%
183/4
18%
183/4
18%
18%
183%
18%
18%
5,500
25
25%
25%
26%
27%
26
26%
Mills
Corp
27%
26%
II3/8
11%
113/a
11%
113/a
ny8
IIV4
11 Va
111/4
6,600
45%
45%
45 3/4
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
46'%
17,000
—No par
Corp.——1.33%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
14V8
14%
14%
14%
14%
Elec Light <fe
♦109 3/8
series B
4%' series C
Preferred
Laundries
Natural
Corp
15
of
Cuba
Gas
6%
Consumers Power Co com
100
5
15
100
1
10c
No par
30%
110
99%
♦99
30%
30%
30%
*109%
108 %
1,100
143/s
14Va
14%
2,400
30%
29,100
♦99
*14%
99%
14%
15
14%
14%
X64
64%
64%
65
*19
21
18%
19
143/4
30%
110%
99%
30%
30%
109V4
109%
109%
100
*99%
100
♦100
*14%
65 Vb
64%
65%
64%
64%
19%
*18%
19%
19
19
6%
6 %
6%
6%
63/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
8
45%
46
46
46%
1093/4
108
55%
57%
58%
•
109%
1073/4
104
104
*1073/4
60
60%
104
46%
1093/4
.
:
*104
46%
46%
110
59%
105:
*"
*104
105
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
22%
21%
22%
No par
95 %
95%
96%
96 Va
96%
96%
96%
'
$4.25
Can
conv
_—
Inc common
20
No par
2nd preferred—No par
■
69%
69%
98%
*97
/
159
69%
693/4
*97
98%
159
159%
For footnot** *++ pae*
i
69%
*97
♦160%
70%
9&%
162
71%
*97%
1164 3/4
73
'
22
<
-
97
*97Vt
-
10
105
97
72%
'
98
1643/4
100
11,300
62V4
22
.
1
159
540
110
*104
:
94%
preferred
4,600
60%
61
♦1023/4
preferred
47%
47%
♦1073/4 108%
4% preferred ;
:
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
•
4,400
109%
108 3%
60%
2,200
8 Va
"
109%
*107%
6%
8
'
47% "
1093/4
1083/4
300
63/4
*
1083/4
$5.50
4,300
64%
*18%
6%
109%
$3.75
900
6%
1083/4
Continental
30
100
1
14%
♦14
14%.
6%
*107%
preferred
No par
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America,—
Common
-10
i
1081/4
109%
30%
109 3^
$4.52
1
108 3/4
14%
14%
109%
*99
$4.50
5
1083/4
109
'
30%
100
RR
3,200
26%
11%
N Y com—No par
Co of Bait com—No par
Consol
V
Cigar Corp—
preferred
Power
17%
Coppermines Corp—5
distribution
stock
Consolidated
30
50%
67 3/4
413%
,
4
51
*49
,
75/a
.
May 13
*49
*
92 3/4
116%
41%
9
73% July 16
Jun
51%
51%
150
135
*134
135
'7%
Consolidated
.
July 13
,
1153/4
*900
51 %
51 3/a
*92
40%
26
23% Mar 29
163
503/4
*134
92%
116
7%
Preferred 4%%
49% May 27
Feb
*900
*900
135
40%
Consolidated Foods
47% July 16
98
115%
7%
$5
4
105% Mar 25
100
*91%
3,700
40%
8
Jan
92%
116%
116
,35%
73/4
5
96
*134
135
*91%
92%
117
130
2,800
35%
,
40%
38% Jan
90% Jan
35%
75/8
105% Jan
54% Jan
35%
35
2%
40%
8
4
34 %
95%.
23/s
60,700
2
8
35%
,
22,400
40% Nov
6
135
135
135
.
2,900
95%
2%
18%
109% Jan
97% Jan
95%
2 3/4
42%
19
95% Jun
95%
2%
14,900
43
23
58 y4 NOV
95%
2%
'
18%
Jun
13
95%
23/8
/
423/8
35% Apr
23
95%
13,600
49Va
27 Va
18 5/8
27
27%
1944,
48%
27
18%
493/8
26%
42%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
May 20
18%
483/8
27%
19'/a
6% July 16
89% Sep
183/4
48%
26%
"16
42
8%»«b
45% Jan
18%
48
/
90
42%;
423/a
Consol Edison of
Feb
104
*41%
18%
6
6
2%
41%
2,500
72
41%
4
Nov
953/4
2%
*71%
413/4
7
133
95%
2%
41%
62%
72
1
5% Jan
4
42%
*71 %
10
6
20% Jan
*41%
17%
f
101% May 25
42%
17%
10% Jan
11
*41%
89%
10% Jan
25% May 21
42%
*13%
29
102% Feb
*41%
14
Dec
May 17
72
90
5% Dec 23
47
*71%
<
18%
Ex
Jun
109% Feb
.4.
14
pfd
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
7
72
41
Consolidated Gas
106% Jun
*71%
413/4
31
S
72
109%
18
112
108% Feb
*71%
91%
62 Va
1093/a
,
41
7
110% Apr
1093/8
41%
8
Apr
62%
1083/4
18%
/ Consolidated
,
July
x62 %
41%
26% Jan
28
23
Jan
623/8
109%
41
4
65% July
*87%
62%
*108%
41
26
25
*873/4
91%
91%
62s/«
109%
40%
12% Jan
9
*87 3/4
91%
62%
62%
18
107% Apr
7
*873/4
*1083/4
61%
40%
5
Jun
91%
109
*87%
109
180
5,400
180
*165
180
3,500
'
49
41%
24
Jan
*165
48 3/4
173'8
16% Apr
46% July 16
18
180
♦165
"
.
:
40%
109 % Jan
4
54
49%
40 3/4
2
40% Jan
5
48
No par
Consolidated
27% July 15
2
48
84
preferred
25
$1.40 convertible preferred
25
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
16
11
27
473/4
173/a
*83
Edison Co com—25
12% Dec
11% Jun
Jan
473/4
95%
convertible
103% Jun
4
58
46%
183/a
Ohio Elec—5
Southern
&
10
12
7% Jan
38% Jan
46%
48%
System Inc__—No par
common—No par
42% Dec
20% Jan
13% Apr
84%
46
17V4
17%-:
843/4
91,500
$1.32
.
31
Feb 25
16
173/8
85
18%
Pictures
11
14
173/4
x84%
1,100
20% Dec
17
xl7%
2,900
30
48% Jun
18%
85
64%
14
15
18
843/4
34
66
Dec
7
18%
180
2,600
34
85
*165
7,600
102
65 %
6% Sep
11
34
17%
180
18,900
11%
*955/8
84
*165
94%
913/a
'11%
64
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
Jan
333/4
34%
,
,
11%" '
102
50%
Cone
12% Feb
955/8
20,100
570
27
98
11%
*98 5/a
39%
340
26
Mar 26
34%
94%
11%
210
4,600
383/4
393/8
50%
23% Jan
102
34%
95%
102:
10,600
1
70
501/4
23% Jan
Jan
11%
■
1003/4
693/8
50%
17% May
107
94 %
100%
*
*49%
20% May
7
r
*98%
27
noncumulative 1st pfd
15
5
.
11%
102
34
34%
34
95
11%
38%
23 Vs
23
,
70
42
27
Jan
94%
♦98%
102
22%
1003/4
693/4
53%
24% Jan
28
95%
11%
11
38 Va
1
42
27% Jan
110% Jan
37%
>
223/4
*100%
69%
53
Solvents
14% Apr
23 Va
100%
43
Commonwealth
July 16
109% Mar
,223/4
100%
53
20% Oct 28
.
10%:
52%
29
16
10 Va
42
29
■112% Jan
10 Va
413/4
5% Dec
87
10 %
523/4
21% Dec
'
10 Va
42
Commercial
42% July 16
8
Jun 29
7
94%
*98%
*89
series B
19% July 15
42% July 16
Mar
38
No par
43
15% May 11
8
37%
48%
10
Credit Co
36% Jan
37% Mar 16
37%
100
1
Engineering Inc
2
37% Dec
37
18%
—-No par
No par
Commercial
2
17
2
1,200
69
1
com
Corp
:
69
No par
Combustion
22 % Jan
17
68%
*91%
19
July 15
37% Dec
4
70
27%
'
32 y8 Jun
23
2%
41%
Columbus
31% July 15
27% Dec
48 y2 Dec
69%
48%
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Feb
2
Jun
62 3/8
400
2%
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class B
2.50
July
11
18% Jan
♦31
63%
14 Va
23/8
14
52%
4%
49% May 27
41% Jan
36% Jan
93
32
62%
*13%
2%
413/4
6
15
18
*31
64%
*13%
42
89
99% Jun
10%
*10%
700
8%
♦73/4
'
2%
52%
68% Jan
99
♦10%
*8
8%
7%
14
42
15
51% Mar 17
8
*23/8
41%
69 y2 Dec
15
32% Jun
.
2%
100
300
101
52%
Columbia
5
63%
7%
14
14
*100
101 %
42
Columbia Gas
Sep
8
♦13%
101%
41%
14% Jun
Jan
*31
101 %
42
25% Jun
11
8
8
14
101%
101
12,100
51%
12% Jan
10
*7%
14
101
101
5,100
72%
713/4
73
72
723/4
42%
19% Jan
Jun
*99%
72%
3,600
94
*90
94
51%
5
91
72%
'
41%
24
15
713/4
*91
5,200
41%
Jan
10
71%
94
11%
69%
50
22 y4 Dec
Jun
93
116%
Iron
&
preferred
7
23% Jun
93
■
29
68%
69'3/4
95
11%
29 %
69%
29
11%
29
16,900
-
Southern Ry com^__100
5%%
52% Feb
71
Fuel
29
100
11%
69%
18
Corp—No par
Co
Alkman
&
Colorado &
16
56 % Jun
69 %
41% Feb
26
11% Jan
34% Jun
11%
29%
68 %
preferred_100
(The)
Internat'l
12 y2 Dec
18
11%
29 Va
703/4
27%
com_.—No par
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
6
5
Dec
32 y8 Jun
11%
48%
1
No par
preferred
Jan
89
Nov
14% Sep
stock—50
—100
132% Jan
47% Jan
90
43
16
4,800
29%
32
5
—100
—
Jan
31
39%
69%
10%
No par
gtd—50
4%
Cluett Peabody & Co
Oct
38% Sep
395/8
11%
10%
No par
10
preferred
14
107
23 y4 July
40 Va
293/8
23%
,,
15
874
Sep
393/4
11%
71%
1,700
r
10%
69%
♦91
3.000
103/4
29%
*93
3,100
7%
11%.;
11%
100%
comnvm
conv
cum
89
37
39%
7%
103/4
68%
223/4
7%
RR
Inc
Foods
136
59 % Mar
10%
.
29
100%
_.—
Molybdenum
2
38 % Jan
14%
22%
Clevite Corporation
6
31
33 Va
14
7%
2%
No par
Special guaranteed
4
27
May 18
3
Dec
33
14%
7%
100%
common
Pitts
&
Jan
13
Co
preferred
Cleveland
Mar 22
28% Apr
8
333/4
14%
7%
2%
City Stores Co common—
5
4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com_No par
78
23
33%
14%
73/4
100%
preferred
Products Corp
128 y4 Sep
Jun
333/8
14%
7%
x22 %
Co
Investing
City
July 12
-210
1
Jan
1
80
32%
14%
73/8
2%
100
Co—10
5%%
14
'
4
70% Jun
1
38% Dec
32%
14%
7%
.—No par
r
21
14
Mar
City
49% July 15
1
Sep
Sep
May 12
53% Jan
33 y8 Sep
2
32%
14%
i
A
—
preferred
Cities
18% July 12
85
27
31
Jan
4%
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
106% May 24
9% Jan
„
39% July 16
78
14% Jan
70% Dec
32%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
30% Dec
100
26% "
25
25
25
preferred
Copper Co_
Chrysler Corp
29
95% Jan
80
23 Va
26%
1
I
common
Chile
6
152
223/4
27
'
403/a
preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
11
16
10
23%
265/8
393/4
convertible
May 25
10% Feb
Feb
15
Jun
23
27
39%
100
900
23,300
12,100
1,200
23%
39%
pfd_.
300
17%
253/8
23%
'
,
11%
noncum
21,300
90%
25 Va
18
253/8
11
;
9% Sep
95
173/4
253/8
11
preferred series A——-
$3
18
70% Oct
24% Jun
17%
253/8
10%
'
,17% Jun
17%
253/8
Pac-__No par
&
1,700
36
90%
v
xl7%
17%
25%
17%
*25
7%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
8
Jan
3
North
&
5%
15
15 % Jun
7 % Jan
21
9
9% Mar 15
7% July
7
2
Paul
St
series A
Chic
70% July 13
11
96% Jan
5%
12% Mar 31
11
34 % Feb
Mar
9% Jan
13
5
26
3
28
14% Feb
Jan
Milw
91%
34
35%
36
*90 %
33 Va
33
35%
91%
'
13
3% Feb
Chic
11
12% Feb
10 % Mar 25
33
35%
50
9,500
26
14
10
33
353/4
*90%
.
3,400
42,500
5%
25%
32%
22% Jan
33
No par
B
5%
'
28
23%
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Class
5%
;
106
23%
15% Feb
8
53/4
47%
263/a
106
,
25%
33% July 15
8% May 21
273/a
.
'
12% Mar
51% Jan
29
17
25%
27 % Jan
18
44 y8 Aug
58% Dec
17
25%
21 y2 May
22
91%
23%
22
1% Dec 18
,
35%
*90%
25%
—,
106%
255/s
534
33
35%
91%
25
41% Oct
,
33
35%
23%
30
10% Sep
33
35 Va
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
40
Chicago Corp (The)_
1
5
47%
*105%
25%
?:• 5%
53/4
47%
47%
25 Vb
33
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
30
7% Oct
18% Feb
47'
106 %
1
*90 %
July 14
15
25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
,—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
15
May 12
27
lOVe Dec
89% Jun
July 16
36% Feb
91
27 Vb May 14
30 y2 Dec
59
5%
18% Jan
6
59
5%
5%
Manufacturing
46%
♦105%
26
18 % Jan
21
40 y4 Sep
24%
5
Jan
29
5
46%
106
1
Vought Aircraft Inc
Cab
46
*105%
25%
21% Mar 24
34% Jan
Dec
46
105
24%
1.25
26% Mar 17
6
-10
46
105
Checker
25% Mar 19
7
14
5% Dec 31
No par
No par
l
preferred—
Mar 17
23% Feb
Oct
Sep
2
14
27% Oct
12
3
23 y4 Mar 13
26% Jan
17
$4.50
6
4
84 y4 Jan
4% Sep
4% Feb
Common
Chance
34 "
15
Mar 27
•
Mar 17
108
98% Jan ' 5
22
May 12
*163
Va
3,700
290
73%
98
* 170
-
10,900
'
'
340
17
18
The Commercial and
(262)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1053
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
7'/a Sep
15
10% Mar 17
Apr
20% Mar 17
17 % Jun
22
19% Jan
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
10% Jan
6
13% Jun
14
3
Jun
16
82% Jan
7'/8 Sep
14
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
13
62% Jan
15'A Sep
15
22
19 %
Sep
14
28 % Mar
19% Sep
21
26% Jan
Feb
7% Jan
4
May 19
Continental
Oil
19
May 24
Continental
Steel
25% Apr
Jan
Jan
27
2
41% July
27% Feb
Jan
28
48
55% Jan
30
44% Mar
18'A Sep
26% Mar 25
5
21% Jan
.
Jun
18
68 Va Jan
15
60
70
Apr
1
90'/a Dec
21
87% Jan
Sep
14
96% Jan
19
95% Jan
8
15
98
Jun
25
96% Jan
6
78
Mar 22
July
9
101
13
28
Jun
Nov
9
71 Va Feb
24
78% July 15
Mar 31
176% Dec
31
174% Jan
5
182% Mar 29
15% Dec 29
3'/a Sep 15
18% Nov
16
Jan
4
25% July 14
Jan
20
161
6
5
l'A Nov 30
25% Sep
15
87% Jun
1
2
3% Mar 16
July 16
14
28 % Jan
4
35% Apr
91% Jan
4
15% Mar
2
10
34%'Jan
29
26% Mar 22
27% Mar 12
2
29
Jun
15
11
July 16
16% July 16
4
Jan
34% July
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
48% July 12
Jan
16
101% Jan
33% Jan
16
91
May 18
20% Sep 15
29% Jan
6
21% Jan
103
105
5%
Cuba
89
72% Jan
86
24
36
% Jan
5
14% Jan
20% Jan
11% Dec
11% Jan
14% Feb 2B
Mar 17
31
17
Jan
6
Jun
24
185
Jan
5% Sep
15
52
Nov
6% Sep
27
8% May 21
5% Apr
Mar 17
52% Apr
7% Jun
30
64
21
34% Jan
93% Dec
29
8% Apr
Sep 21
15
5% Sep
2
6% Apr
57% Feb
4
60
9% Feb
2
23% Sep
27% Mar 20
$7
16
21%
21%
2,300
4
11% July 16
11
7% Jan
Corp
6%
Press
50
17
134
Jan
7
15
39
Jan
11
58% May 24
11
39% May 24
87% Jan
26
93
13% Aug 20
11 Va Dec 15
Corp
33% Jun
16
39% Dec
*95%
♦100
77%
11
Dec
14
47% Jan
5
23% Sep
15
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
60
3%
3%
3%
26,900
3%
3%
3%
1%
3%
3,300
1%
1%
32"%
33%
32%
33%
*96%
98%
*96%
'98%
15%
15%
15%
33%
333/4
*333/8
48
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
47%
104%
104%
1043/4
104%
104%
481%
ao4%
104%;
24%
104%
24%
104%
24%
243/8
24%
24%
24 %i
24%
24%
85%
85%
85
85
15%
15%
15
15%
2,020
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,100
preferred
100
86
86
86
86
85
pfd
100
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
16
10
12%
10
100
54
17% Sep
18% Sep
25 v
5%
28%
28%
1
7%
100%
100%
58
95% Jun
30
3.90%
— —
Records
10
Sep
30% Mar
a
&
*134%
136%
*134%
563A
563/4
563/4
7%
Co
75% July 14
32% July 14
Detroit
67% Feb
8
30
8% July 16
4
33% Jan
12
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
10% May 10
29% Nov
12
28% Mar 24
17
12
Nov
30
12
41% Dec
3
40
Jan
4
mrn-mmm..r„„
57
Jan
11
21
8% May 17
28% July
2
10% Jan
5
4
59 V2 May 14
10%
30%
*33%
Detroit
Steel
21% May 27
35
Jun
14
15
15% Jun
4
11% Feb
10
33
Jun
4
De
Vilbiss
4.40%
$1.50
cum
Diamond
Diana
11% Jan 13
Divco
58% July 12
72
July 12
29% July 15
12% Feb 10
17% Mar
87
4
July 16
34%-
333A
33%
42%
42%
2,500
13%
13%
14%
12,200
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30
30
v30 %
2,100
5,800
25% Sep
14
30% Dec
4
28 % Jan
13
4
Feb
10
Jan
6
52
Dec
9
50 % Jan
12
48% Jan
5
47% July
1
52% Mar
51% July
7
53% Apr
10% May 15
9% Jan
7
23% Mar 11
18% Jan
12
28% Jan
21% Apr
15% Jan
28
9% Jan
4
-
2
33% July 13
48
„
6
144% July 7
122'A Mar 30
49
Mar 12
53
Mar
4
8
73%
743/8
74%
112'A
♦111
112%
112%
21%
213/4
323/a
32%
213/4
22
32%
32%
♦62
63%
75
*62
74%
*111%
751/4
74%
75%
743/a
74%
1131/2
•111%
113%
*110%
112%
21
21'A
20 3A
21%
20'A
203A
4,800
32 3/a
;
323A
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,200
63%
63
*62
63%
-
63%
•62
200
8%
10
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
63
2%
700
8%
1
2%
1
—1
8%
83/4
8 3/8
81/2
8%
8 3/a
8%
8%
6,300
*19%
20%
*19%
5
Co
20
20
*19%
20%
20%
200
2
29%
30%
29%
29 3A
29%
30%
30%
313A
31%
31%
7,900
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
333A
33%
33%
33%
33%
8,700
1073/4
1073/4
*108'A
10
common
100
No par
preferred
common
*107%
108:,A
38
34
25
:•
38%
■
14%
'
34%
'
,
•15%
/
373A
*34
14%
X20
20
109
•IO8V4
38
,
373/4
373A
37%
34%
34%
34'%
*34%
15
109
,
109
109
130
38%:'
37%
38%
1,700
343A
34%
34%
500
15
14%
151/4
7,000
50c
Car
11%
11%\
11%
113/a v.,'
11 'A
113/a
11'A
11%
11%
113/a
6,700
2
30%
30 3/4
30%
30%
30%
30y2
30'A
30%
30%
30%
5,300
10
10
IO1/4
2,200
58%
57
57%
—2
Co
Corp
Ltd
No par
9%
56
9%
V
15
9%
9%
9%
57
57%
58'A
57%
72
*71%
15 3/a
15
3,200
72
72
73
72
72
71%
71'A
400
29
29%
29%
29%
29 3/a
29%
293A
29%
29%
29%
4,800
11%
113A
113/4
*11%
113A
113/4
11%
113/4
113A
1,500
*11%
*70
15%
15%
15%
15%
83
841/4
83%
85
841/2
87
33,800
433/a
43
433A
42%
433/4
33,600
No par
*102%
103%
*102%
103 %
*102%
1031/4
*102%
1031/4
*102%
1031/4
50c
30 3/a
30 3A
30%
30%
30%
30 3/a
29%
30%
30%
30%
preferred—100
*89%
90
*88%
89%
*88%
89'/2
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
*33
40
*33%
40
*35
39
*36
39
*37
39
No par
Chemical Co common
$4
preferred series A
Dresser
Industries
3%%
common
convertible
1
International
No par
du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co5
Common
Preferred
Preferred
No par
No par
series
$4.50
$3.50
series
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
10
50
50
50
50
com
4%
11% July 13
preferred
4.20% preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
22% Jun
Eaglp-PlrOiPi- r.n
27
1,100
42 3/a
3
100 % Apr
♦33%
15%
Dunhill
6
29%
8
20
Duplan Corp
12
16,100
43%
12
11
14,600
17,800
853A
29
94% Jan
10%
51
30%
15%
9% Jun
115% Jan
10
49%
29%
•
42%
38% Jan
104% Jan
10%
84 3/s
4
2
30%;-
10
5
19
12
51%
293/4
15%
Jan
Jan
493A
30
44%
Apr
97
333A
10%
52%
86%
7
118% Jan
30 3/s
43%
33
108% Dec
10
51%
29%
54
*80
3,600
15%
2
4
10%
13%-
85
13
23
13%
Dow
Feb
10
*96%
13%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc new-No par
12% Jan
Jun
96%
13%
43 Va
100
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
43
89% Jun
9%
*96%,
133/4
133/4
new_100
Dr
30% July 12
91% Jun 30
9% Jan
1,000
42%
9%
4
43% Jun
41%
43%
13"%
58%
15
..
41%
'
34
9%
18% Jan
4
41%
96%
29%
''
41%
133/4
56%
75 % Jan
45
5,100
43
1
5
23
413/a
18 3/8
34
Corp
14
44% July 12
103 % Mar 26
413/a
51%
,
34
Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
Dobeckmun Co (The)
1
24% Jan
Apr 27
41%
18
33%
Dixie
83% Jan
47 % Apr
18%
43%
Co—13.50
Corp-Seagrams
102% Jan
'
400
14%
-•
18
West RR—
common
Motor
T
2
2
4,100
14
preferred
Stores
Distillers
15
42
*133A
5
433/8
Corp
Match
cum
17% Sep
Jun
14%
383A
94
133/4
Co
15
91
*4%
700
43%
;
Alkali
29
109
38%
*92%
4%
57
14
Devoe & Raynolds class A
94% Jun
July 29
♦133/4
18 3/s
38%
94
136%
43%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
8
6"% Dec 30
18%
14
56
13%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.100
43% Jan
36
*133/4
4%
27
*134%
57
50
7
10
100% Jan
38
*92%
43A
27%
136 % ?
50
100
29
33% Jun
Dec
38
94
4%
18%
13%
533/8
29%
23
Diamond
33% Jan
33% Feb
373/4
14
18%
13%
50%
Jan
3
July 16
38% Jun 28
3
13
14% Jan
41
1
10% Jan
109
22
...
18%
57
*92%
4%
*13%
10
Edison
4
Jan
40% Feb
34% Feb
23% Mar 10
18%
38%
94
*4%
14
10
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
Diamond
75
*13%
20
-^.Escrow ctfs for
Mav 10
.........
38%
*92%
4%
13%
common
Delaware Power & Light
Jun
13% Dec 29
—.
C
preferred
11
26
20
10
Delaware Lack & Western
28% Jan
13% Feb
13,800
271/a
136 %
563A
Delaware & Hudson
;
35
16
27%
27%
*134%
57%
Inc
Deere
30% Dec
...
229,800
136%
Deep Rock Oil Corp.
112% July 13
22% Jun
8
...
800
11%
57%
50c
Decca
4
rt-.mwwm
58%
11%
*134%
50c
14
33
7% Sep
58
11%
1.100
B
series
14
7
31'A Jun
58
10%
103/4
27
Co
30% May 26
34% May 24
14
10% Jun
58
11
11
27%
38%
300
19,300
58
10%
94
8
101%
27%
4%
7%
101
10%
38
7%
1,600
102
27%
♦92%
28%
102
10%
pfd
28%
102
*100%
27%
preferred
Jun
55
8
2
7%
2,300
29%
58
05^
58
No par
10% Jan
10
15
73/a
8%
13%
Feb
21
7%
4,660
8%
96%
20% Jan
Jan
7%
OO
58
5%
54%
8%
13%
27% Jan
9% Sep
*28%
700
200
5%
*96%
33
10 % Sep
25
29%
350
8,600
*53%
i
96%
12
Jan
*28%
*170
5%
54
*96
16% Jan
101
8%
200
96%
Preferred
93% Jan
108
8%
1
Inc
Dayton Rubber
24% Mar 10
12
8%
5%
54
100
Mar 12
19% Jan 20
19% Jun
9
Jun
5ya
53%
10,100
■
95
16
14
32% Jun 24
58
*170
5%
53%
28%
73/8
♦100%
12%
200
8%
28%
7%
'
53A
54
8%
2.50
*170
94%
55% Jan
18
5%
*53%
No par
convertible
9
1
5%
54
12
12%
200
9%
..1
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
1100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
Aug
4
24% Mar 23
Mar 17
*170
9%
A
15
Sep
123/a
200
•
*94
1
2 % Apr
12%
*170
5
4
62% July
48%
243A
85%
Denver & Rio Grande
2
48
*93%
7
Mar
1,700
104%
94
27
6% Mar 17
1.000
95
21
1«% Mar 25
23.200
33%
29
*96
27% Dec
64
16%
33%
28%
*93
16
29
16%
34
♦94
23% Jun
14
16%
34
94
8
July 24
28% ?
15%
95
25
9% Dec
28%
15%
34
94
15% Feb
2% Dec
29
*94
100
<
2,400
15,300
99
95
46% Feb
61
2
33%
*97
94
4
14
1%
32%
99
41
3
16
1%
33%
94
12% Jan
24% Jan
*28%
15%
33%
1%
32%
*97
♦94
2
99
28%
15%
33%
1%
95%
30
7
28
28%
27%
1%
41%
52% Feb
28
1%
33%
97%
94%
15% Jan
81% Apr
15% Oct
6,900
3%
*94%
18
Dec
78%
*94
13
60
102
-
100
21
55% Dec 29
77%
176%
100
40% Sep
10% Oct
Apr
*100
78%
176
series
28% Jun
May
102
series A
4
32% Jan
78
176
98
Preferred 3.75%
4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
41
78%
176
3,770
2,200
118%
*96
Preferred 3.75%
96% Apr
12% May
5
*100
65
118%
97%
3%
Dayton Power & Light common—7
13
33% Jan
102
66
66%
118
1
5
Jan
12% May 14
*95%
3%
42% Jun 28
Jan
91
34
77%
*175%
117%
-96% Apr 23
27
90
16
94% Jan
783/a
176
X66%
973/4
251/4
37
2
Jan
2
*100
67
118
90
1771%
17
Jan
92
11
*175
*953/4
102
77%
176
66%
116
1,800
28%
24%
Daystrom Inc.
23% Feb
*100
77%
*175
973/4
600
29
28%
25%
14% Mar 15
97% Feb
102
67%
1173/4
*95%
97%
52
48
25%
18% May 26
3
66%
117%
67%
119
118
28%
*51
*47
25%
8
92
Jun
283A
50%
47%
24%
4
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
283/4
5,800
24%
i3%Jun
83
86
28%
*47
64%
24%
11% Jan
Apr
28%
50%
47%
64
35,600
24%
4
82% May 28
Apr 28
47
64%
9i/8
common__5
No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
5%
48
28%
66%
47%
8%
24%
29
14 % May
16% Jan
May 25
5% Mar 12
4% May 18
503/4
28%
Dana
30% Jan
8
*50%
100
Cutler-Hammer
Jan
50 3/4
*50%
48%
1
Jan
8% Mar 17
50
33%
common
Apr
92
21%
No par
Curtiss-Wright
40% Mar 25
40
21%
*48
2
preferred
43
22
39
21%
2.50
preferred
138
Dec
39%
21%
*96%
Inc
15
4
39%
21%
64%
9
1
(The)
non-cum
23
29% Sep 15
83% Dec 22
40
21%
—25
preferred
Class
18%
100
convertible
Jan
Jan
65%
*39 %
8%
64%
Amer common—25
of
31% Sep
131
25
8%
No par
27% May 26
136
Feb 15
18
64%
21%
preferred
Prior
,65%
900
21%
5
50
50
1
series
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common.
May 27
Jun
8%
1,200
8
15
103
83A
2,200
0
5
8%
633A
39%
Cuneo
4
83/4
300
2,400
38%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
Jan
97
40
30% Apr
8% Jan
19
96%
40
3
54% Jan
93
49% Sep 21
6% Sep 15
29
Feb
97%
2,100
9% Jan
57
27% May 14
100 % July 28
31
6% Jan
28
20
12% Mar 19
18
96%
18%
Electric
Zellerbach
RR
7%
95%
22
Cuban-American Sugar common
8
180
93%
18%
common
Crucible Steel
26
15
13% Dec
94%
*93
21%
preferred
July 12
68% Sep
94%
7,300
18%
series
Cream of Wheat Corp
1
12
12%
22
preferred
$4.20
Apr
26% Apr
12%
-1
Co
Crown
12%
18%
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
12%
21%
Coty International Corp
2
123/s
18 3/s
Inc
3%%
123/B
21%
5
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
7% preferred
100
Cosden
Petroleum Corp
1
Crane
12 3/8
213/4
Exchange Bank <fc Tr Co—20
Coty
12%
*18'/a
Corning Glass Works common
3 % %
preferred
99% Mar 30
10% Dec
26% Jun
4
2
21
Jan
25% Jan
28
2
17
4% Fab
1 % Jan
3
Mar
34 Va Apr
95
16
Convertible pref 5%
Corn
12%
7%
213/4
9
99 % Apr
12%
Shares
18
7%
17%
25
121
18
21%
J-an
67'% July 12
12
93 %
7%
18%
18%
49% Apr
Dubilier
7%
*17%
22
Copper
4
73/4
18%
18%
Copperweld Steel Co common
6%
7%
18%
21%
2
Preferred
7%
18%
8
9
Cornell
7%
*17%
14
common—5
No par
Apr
32% Mar
4
58
93'A Sep
67'/a Feb
Co
Range
7%
18%
8%
52
Va May 25
15
Corp
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
the Week
July 16
64%
24
22% Jan
20 Va Jan
43% Dec
52
22
Friday
July 15
1
of Delaware
73
15% Jan
6
Sales for
Thursday
93
10
Motors
20
52
5
Mar 18
19'/a Sep 15
48'/a Jan
6
30
Continental
PRICES
July J4
7%
5
Fibre
Continental Insurance
97% July 15
9% Mar 18
15
72
7
SALE
Wednesday
July J 3
•17%
preferred
Diamond
Continental
H/GH
Tuesday
July 12
Ind com—2
25
convertible
5%
AND
Monday
Par
14
8%
4
STOCK
YORK
Continental Cop & Steel
8
11
7% May
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
17% Jun
67
COBtlOHOd—Pagt 4
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 19,
5
9%
93/8
9%
15%
153/4
'
9%
93/a
9%
93/a
9%
93/a
138'A
139
136%
138%
1353/4
138%
136 3A
138%
119
119%
119
119'A
118 J/4
1193/4
119%
98%
*98%
333A
46%
98%
98%
31%
32%
46
46%
52 %
52%
49
49
98%
32%
46%
*52
49%
11
22%
137
119%
119%
99
99'A
983/4
993/a
600
33%
33%
333A
33%
33%
15,900
47
46%
46%
46%
47
19,300
1,700
400
52%
52%
52%
*52
52%
150
493A
*49%
501/4
50
50%
1,000
52%
52%
52%
*52
52%
50
11%
11%
11%
113A
11%
11%
4,000
22%
22%
493A
11%
22%
135%
119%
99
*52
52%
11
*10%
_
6,100
46%
52%
52%
9%
22,600
33%
49%
*52
*52
2,900
*52
E
I
17% Sep 18
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
8% Dec
31
41% Jun
16
156% Sep 30
36% Sep
16% Jan
83
July
2014 Jun
89
18
12% Sep
15% Mar 17
47% Dec
169
18
4
27 3/a
22%
5,400
26%
26%
26 3/a
26
26'A
26
26'A
13,400
19%
20
20
21
203A
21'/a
20 3A
203/4
4,500
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
5
10
14%
14 3/a
60
61%
14%
60%
143/g
14%
603/8
613/a
14 J/4
61
22
14%
60%
143/a
61 '/a
24
46% Apr 30
Eaton
44%
443A
44%
44
443A
44%
45
20% Jan
4
2
44%
25% Mar 25
243/a Mar 24
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1
94
2
Feb
24% Dec
102
20
7
Feb
11
17% Feb
14
24
57
Mar 12
2% Apr
37% Jan
15
9
6
13
Jan
26
5
33% Feb
4
165
Mar
4
85% Feb
3
22% Jan
19
100
Jan
13% Feb
36% May
1% Jan
23
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
4
23
0
4
0
3
12
48% Dec 31
51% Nov 30
44
Oct
6
60% Feb
49% Mar 29
30
Sep 15
37% Jan
35% Jan
48
Apr 26
13% Sep 15
9% Dec 30
14
Jan
11
9% Jun
26% Feb
22% Feb
18% Mar
14% Jan
20% Sep
15
25 Va Dec
23
29% Feb
26
Jan
89 Va Dec
21
Jan
4
99
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
92
20% Jun
22 Va Jan
8% Nov 27
7% Jan
Sep 18
22
171
95
Feb
Jun
3
Apr
12
Elec
6
12% Jun
4
28% July 15
51
Jan
54% Apr
413/4 Jun
17
193/4 May 18
12% July 15
26
Jun
24
29% May 19
102
July 13
26% July 14
10% Jun
9
16% Jan
18% Jan 27
70
Ligm
Jan
28
74% Feb
8
National
5%
91%
X29%
100
2nd
Co
173/4
*17%
37 3/a
37%
37%
2%
23/4
2%
24%
24%
170 3/4
*90
91%
30 J/4
30J/2
102
♦99
173/4
38
1703A
93
313A
102
*170
*90
313A
*99
171
93
32%
102
14%
60%
*170
14%
5,900
61'A
25,700
171
50
44'%
45
3,800
22%
22%
3,300
*90
313A
*99
93
90
32
17,700
102
17 J/4
17%
17 3/a
18
17%
17%
3 7 J/2
37%
373A
38'%
37%
38
23A
2%
2%
2%
23A
2%
23A
24%
24%
25%
25 %
25%
2,100
11,000
26.800
.No par
24%
5
*11%
113A
11%
113A
113A
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
12'A
3,900
26 3A
27%
27%
273/4
27 J/4
273/4
26%
28%
26'A
263/4
13,100
25%
25%
3,000
50
*49
*49
50
*49
50
*52%
53%
*52%
53'%
51%
53'%
51%
51%
800
40 3/a
40%
40'A
40 3/a
40%
41
40'/a
41%
8,900
50
533A
54
3
preferred
Electric
30
*99
X173/8
.50
Natural Gas
Emerson
91%
30
102
*99
171
10
Watch
common
conv
Paso
91%
*170
1
preferred
5%
El
170
5
Electric Storage Battery.
9
66
i
-
Mus Ind Amer shares
Elliott Co
11
5
26
-
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
74% Feb
see page
common
6
74
For footnotes
100
Co
2
&
168%
2.50
preferred
Products
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
64% Dec 22
Jan
Co
23A July
27% Jan
70% Jun
70% July 16
Manufacturing
4 % %
Ekco
100
preferred
18% July
45% Mar
5
Apr 21
6%
11
32% July 15
104
22% Jan
15
22
26%
20
10
37% Feb
10% Oct
Dec
7
143A July
22%
26%
19%
_
Corp
30
22
16
Eastern
48% Jan
23% Dec 29
6
1
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
26 3/a
10
......
,
7
63% May 24
22
—1
,,
26% July
22% Jun
22
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
Oct
46% Jan
4
Jan
5
May 28
8
19% Mar 27
11
40%
40%
*49
50
*48'%
50
...
_4
18%
19'/a
3,400
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
11%
11%
113/a
11%
113/a
113A
11%
12'%
12 Va
12%
45,700
253A
25%
25%
253/4
253A
26
25%
25%
253/4
253/4
3,800
4%
Mfg Co
preferred
_
100
_
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie
RR
5%
Erie &
-
283A
101%
283A
102
18%
28%
102
25 3/a
253A
25%
253/4
—1
*9%
10
*9%
10
No par
163A
17
A
—100
69
69
Pittsburgh RR Co
50
71
71
series
18%
8.50
common
preferred
28%
101
18%
17
17 J/2
69
69%
*70%
72
18%
1
28%
101'A
18%
28%
102
25%
26'A
9%
9%
17%
69'A
*70 3A
18 3A
28 3/4
*101
26
9%
19
28%
102
26'%
9%
19
28'%
♦101
25'%
*9%
283/4
102
253/4
10
1,900
170
7,500
200
17%
17%
17'%
17'A
17%
15,400
69'%
»B«%
69'%
pov,
6Q%
600
72
*70%
72
70%
703A
30
1954
I
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(263)
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
12
Nov
10
16 %
May
12 y8 Feb
16
14
59% Mar
49 y4 Jan
4
74% Jun
4
1% Apr
26
2% Jan
18
39% Sep
2
Jan
2
3
July 13
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
16% July 12
Evans
14 y8
Eversharp
May 12
Par
Products Co
Ex-Cello
_
Corp.
~
_
Cor
Tuesday
July 13
July 12
5
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
July 14
July 15
July 16
the Week
Shares
16
16
12%
13
72 %
713ft
72%
*1%
2'/a
*l3ft
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263ft
27'ft
26%
27%
8,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
125%
127/8
13
13%
13%
133ft
109,500
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15%
13
72
3
16%
12%
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Continued—Page 6
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3/8
rft
%
15%
127%
163ft
16
16%
6,000
13 %
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Xl2%
12 3ft
12%
12'ft
7,800
72%
*72
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16
16%
713ft
72%
72
72 %
2,500
2
*1%
2
*1%
I
2
F
21
Sep
14
28% Mar 25
21 y8 Jan
4
27% Jun
1
6% Sep
15
10 y4 Mar 25
9% Jan
11
13% Apr
1
9
ft Jun
30
16 y2 Dec
29
4
18% Jan
14% Oct
13
-ft, July
•'
22%
May" 11
13% May
16% Mar 24
15
Apr
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
<10% Sep
15
Rights
27
Fajardo
1
16% J-n
19
15"% Jun
48% Jun
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp_i
Falstaff
19% July 16
57% July
Family
8
20% Jun
29
Jan
13% Feb
24
16% Apr
9
58
Feb
18
64% Apr
5
Sep 14
3% Dec 31
53% May
7% Apr
4
48% Feb
24
1
3y4 Apr
8
18
40
22
Mar
Oct
1
27% May 21
23
Jan
14
48
38% Jan
1
105
94
July
8% Dec
29
Mar
99 V2 Jan
2
26 %
8
July
45% Jun
4
15
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
20% Jan
4
26% Apr
13
67% Sep
13% Jun
14
86 y2 Jan
5
76
53% Sep
15
101 y4 Jun
1
107
8
54
41
May
,
30
18
32
10
100
23"% Jun
Jan
12
Apr
7
49 y4 Feb
13% Mar 17
25 y® Se.p
93
Sep
12
63
21
7% Dec
99
105
Oct 26
Dec
15
14% Jan
18% July 30
75 y4 Jan
6
Feb
7% Mar
81
Mar 25
25% Jan
Feb
11
98 y4 Jan
27
16% Jan
5
4
21
34% Jun
103
29% Dec
7
28%, Jan
7
31% Jun
39% Oct
21
38% Jan
4
49
9
Dept
v
Flintkote Co
8
Power
&
4
17% July 16
Follansbee
Steel
4
47 % May 18
Food
Stores
July 13
37% July 16
100% Mar 19
5
93% Jan
7
2
37 y2 Jan
12
48
81
Jun
9
Jan
27
88y2Jan
6
106
July
July
89
Jun
26
96% Jan
12
94% J*n
4
100
15
23 y4 Jan
20
19
6% Dec
29
13% Apr
15
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9% Dec
30
39% Sep
!
103
1
10'
11.
Mar 22
45% Jan
4
65
14% Jan
11
7
6
21% Sep
15
27% Mar 24
68
22
79
Jan
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23 y8 Jan.
4
cum
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57
57%
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60
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60%
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22
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62%
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62
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52
52
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52
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52
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53
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43ft
2,900
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2,700
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8,500
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103%
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106 %
106%
106
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55%
551%
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8%
22%.
106
55%
55
8%
8%
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5,700
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104
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100
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46%
103
46
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101
103
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46'ft
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103
101
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4% preferred
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11,400
250
102 3ft
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96 %
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29%
28%
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293ft
29
29'ft
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common
10%
11%
64 %
63 %
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180
373ft
99
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81% May 13
25'ft
62
4%
25%
26
25%
4%
9%
Franklin Stores
Corp..
•
26
43/s
44%
Francisco Sugar Co__j
Froedtert
26
4%
43ft
103 %
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
July 13
*
4%
5
issued"
pid
convertible
3%%
4%
200
5
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
July
6
28% July 15
4
69% Jan
6
.
"when
Food
1
13
10
9
58
213ft
14%
_
Ins N
Inc
Common
,29% July 16
9
May 19
11% July
8
4
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
May 15
Dec
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Fair
$4.20
Mar 16
14% Sep
!
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22%
14%
100
Light
Corp
11% Jan
Jan
57%
22y4
common
Corp
Florida
July 15
30 y4 Jan
99
*563/4
1
400
\
Power
3
43% Jan
14,900
coramon.No par
Florida
6
6
4,800
19%
„
No par
17% Jan
16
15'ft
19%
Co
31% Dec
Sep
14'ft
15
193/8
-
(The)
$4" preferred
Florence Stove
23
31
33 y4 Oct
A_
Corp
11
92
'
14'ft
15%
19
Mfg Co
11% Dec
36
14'ft
15%
187%
ZZZZZZZ5
Stores
Tarrant
22% Feb
.1
*14%
15%
183ft
5
First National Stores
Firth (The)
Carpet Co
24
36% July
143ft
15%
18"%
series__ZZ50
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
May 14
21% Apr
143ft
153/8
18%
Filtrol
July 13
16 y4 Aug 24
21 y8 Jun 10
15
Xl5%
183/4
ZZ_50
ser
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
8
9% July 14
7
24% Feb
Ferro
July 16
56% July
8
pfd
pfd 1953
Corp
preferred
Felt &
107% Mar 19
17
cum
conv
4%%
30
2
*14%
153/4
18%
Fawick
Federated
104% Mar 26
Jan
29% Jan
14%
15%
_
common
Federal-Mogul Corp
24
7
8
conv
5%%
Federal
Oct
19
13
5
5%
8
10
185,800
_1
common
Corp
5 % Jun
4
Jan
Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
56% Apr
.
19
35 % Sep
26
143/4
ZZZZZZ-l
Brewing Corp
Finance
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical
8
66% Mar
Oct
ZZZZZZZZZZI20
Co
5%
27
9
9
48
Sugar
273/8
27%
273ft
273ft
78'%
78
78
78
•
*77
11
75ft
r
8%
30
700
lO'ft
103ft
64%
123ft
123ft
2 8'ft
28%
283ft
78
77
77%
10'ft
2,500
63
11
63
.
-
■28,300
63%
5,000
400
13
*123ft
28 3ft
23,800
283ft
*77
240
78
Q
4% Sep
15
3
5
i 15% Sep
15
20% Jan
28
19
6% Sep
15
8y8 Apr
13
7% Mar
May
5
Jan
4
6% Jan
4
33% Dec
30
38% May 19
34% Jan
20% Jun
10
27 y4 Jan
23
2
.
i Jan
28% Jan
27
22 y4 Jan
4
15
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
7
3% Sep
14
20
3% Apr
7% Mar 12
37% Mar 12
■
25
May
29% Mar 24
25 y4 Jan
Dec
22
27% Jan
5
20% Jan
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Nov
19
10
142
■
July
17% Jan
1
-
14% Mar 18
155
Mar 24
r
22
--
3,1
4% Feb
28% F«b
11
4
27 % Jun
•4%%
Gayiord
Jan
13
55
Jun
23
General
9% Jun
29
11
Jan
6
General
138
May 26
Mar 25
148% Feb
$4.50
4
18% Jan
4
4
14% July 16
78
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
9
39% July 15
16% Jun
10
19% Jan
17% May
4
25
Dec
28
129% Apr
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
Jan
8
2
Feb
71
2
76
Apr
29
31
July 28
35% Jun
2
122
Jan
15
128% July 13
7
11
Jan
8
12% July 16
46 y4 Mar 24
36
Jan
4
53% July 16
39
Jan
4
56% Jun
18
48% Jun
25
48% Mar 24
16
Feb~26
8% Sep 15
50% Jun 23
61% Dec
16
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
52
Jun
17
11%
61
Jan
9
9% Jan
5
56% Feb
4
Jan
8
8% Jun
21
94
60% Jan
119
Jan
4
123 %
Feb
26
58% Jan
4
22
124% Jan
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
15
69% Feb
-4
118"% Jan
106
2
5
73% Jun
Mar
11% Feb
68
8
1
May 27
124% Mar
134
23
3
May 25
2
123 y2 Jan
5
4
80% July 15
125% Mar 30
Sep
15
99 y8 Jan
14
Jan
4
100% Mar 30
21% Sep
15
25% Feb
5
22% Jan
11
28% July 16
54 y2 Mar 30
48 % Jan
112% Jun
91
95
8
fir/J/n
21 'ft Sep
15
27% Mar 23
25
Jan
4
47% July
1
65% Dec
8
59% Dec
21
57% Jan
4
94
6
3% Dec
10
4y4 Jan
5
3% Jan
4
23% Jun
10
29 y2 Dec
28
28% Jan
25
18
42% Aug 31
Sep
93
May 11
2
10% Jan
37% Jan
16
100
Oct
21
14
Dec
16
15
25% Feb
40% Nov
12
51
86% Dec
30
96% Mar 16
19
Sep
Apr
3
23
18
25% Mar 26
25% Sep
22
31 % Feb
2
100
104% Apr
26
4
14% Jun
22
20 % Apr
28
41
Jan
12
87% Jan
6
25% Jan
7
8
15
Sep 18
34% Mar 11
16
85
May 11
75% Jan
4
July 29
9% Oct 28
76
Dec
1
72% Feb
16
18% Jan
15
10% Jan
4
2
96% Jun
23
12% Sep
15
79% Apr 13
10% Sep 23
27% Oct 14
6% Dec
130 >/2 Jun
49% Dec
14
Dec
16
106
28
4
46
101
Apr
20
37% May 21
31
Apr 21
100% Apr 12
36% July 15
86% Jun
79
25
Mar 18
12% July
9
64% July 15
14%. July 12
4
35% May 25
137% Apr
20
30
139% Dec
Mar
Sep
14
19
21
80% Jan
31
5
7
9% May
77
Jan
3
4
7% Jun
150
Jan
2
27
18% July 15
101
July
9
29%
29'ft
30%
30
32'%
323/8
323ft
4%
4'ft
32'ft
32 %
4%~
43ft.' ■;
<*■
32%
4%
4'ft
"29
*■
3,900
200
*32%
32%
■' 303ft
31%
2,100
9,500
34
7,400
.
337/8
335ft
4%
4%
43ft
!
*28
32%
32'ft
'325ft
31%
com__1
25%
263/8
26%
26'ft
26%;'
26'ft
26%
27'ft
265ft
27
105'ft
*105%
6,500
325ft
—_100
106
106
513/4
*105
523/4
x9%
No par
93/4
*28
106
52
105%
52%
9%
97/b
9%
52
513ft
*27'ft
"
106
29
106
•
51%
52%
93ft
1,000
19,300
3,600
106
51%
9%
93ft
•
29
95ft
52
4,200
2,700
97/a
138
130
>
.
150
138
1371/4
137%
137%
137%
137 %
5
27 %
27%
27%
273ft
27'ft
27%
26'ft
273ft
27
No par
13 %
13%
133ft
14
133ft
14
13'ft
143/a
14'ft
27%
14 5ft
76
76
76
76
38%
393ft
39
393/4
4,200
23%
25
23
23%
14,900
128
*127
;
100
••
_Z_50
No par
•
*75
76
*36
36%
76
.76
36%
<;
22%
22 "
22%
37
233ft
.
Z
*75
138
'
♦137'ft
>•
76
37%
*
38%
24%
24'ft
100
*126%
128 %
127%
128%
127'/a
10
12%
12%
123/e
12%
123ft
preferred
Finance
Nonpar
-
*127
128
138
72%
,
71
Precision
8%
Nopar
100
Eqp
100
Corp
1
par
lOc
5
>
4,500
38,000
140
70
128
11%
72:3ft
72
72%
95%
95
95
87ft
9
64 %
647/a
83ft
64
64%
72%
■
1.721%
735ft
*93
96%
6 4'ft
7,000
100
96%
8 Tft
9
5,100
9
64
64%
•121
122
*121
135
*126
3,300
135
80
4,600
122
*128
78%
79%
80%
79
124 %
124%
*124
1243ft
1233ft
*99%
27 %
993/4
*993/8
993ft
*99%
273/4
27%
273ft
273ft
65%
43%
*88
.
1
50
77,500
600
*1233ft
124'ft
1233/4
1233ft
993ft
99%
99 3ft
993/4
993/4
700
28
28
28%
283ft
283ft
1,500
66%
3,700
124
65
66
67%
66
67%
443ft
44
447ft
44%
447ft
435ft
44%
90%
*88%
90
87
87
400
3'ft
4
4
16,700
*88
92
32aft
33
x32 %
31
92
90%
4
37ft
323ft
323ft
30%
104%
14
133ft
137/8
22%
223/4
223ft
233/4
51
51
51
513/a
par
98
98
98
98
29%
803/4
66
3%
34%
78 7/8
443/8
4
*100
80 3ft
453/a
3"%
13%
79%
795ft
65%
30%
20
72%
*95
8'ft
500
11%
wVV 11 %
122
104%
343/8
34
29 %
102
29%
*100
30 3ft
34%
29%
4
32 3/o
325ft
31
31
103 %
103'ft
*103%
135/a
133ft
*13%
23%
v
233ft
235ft
*50
98%
34%
*28:ift
*100
102
,*.v65%
3'ft
32%
32%
31%
30%
104%
*il03%
'
31
13'ft
14
24%
24
24%
503ft
98%
343/8
34%
29
29
29
102
*100
102
1,900
20
2,800
16,000
700
x50%
50%
98'/a
34'ft
12,000
104%
14
98'ft
50%
33%
7,100
,
1
50%
98%
98%
230
34
34%
15,200
28%
*100
500
28%
102
'
com
2.50
35 %
35%
86
*75%
76%
l
12%
12%
Gillette
1
61%
122 %
123
common-
preferred
No par
Gleaner Harvester
Corp
Glidden Co (The)
16%
*83
*83
14%
35
100
*147
c__
10
Z_ZZZZZl0
F)
19%
99
11 %
16%
85
14%
7
*75%
12%
613ft
34%
1
*85
76%
123
2.50
Brewing Co
& Stock Telegraph Co
85%
12
16%
Nopar
Goebel
36%
*75'/a
62
convertible preference—No par
Brothers common
5
36'ft
35%
85
*84%
100
1
11%
135
—100
(B
11%
♦128
preferred
Co
11%
49,300
122,600
*121
preferred
Gold
11 '/a
*102'ft
new
535ft
56%
44 %
44
135
33/4%
Goodrich
/.
121%
4%%
Uouu«.u-oamoiu
55%
45'ft
*121
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
$4.50
54'ft
44%
*128
31
100
General Tire & Rubber
Co
54%
45
65%
*102%
common-No par
513ft
*55%
54%
433ft
.1
Corp
Corp
523/8
543ft
2,200
123/4
135
10
preferred
51%
123ft
121 %
100
pfd__Zno
51%
12s/8
64%
par
Corp
Castings $6
Telephone
64%
125ft
120%
*129
—10c
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
(The)
,
*93%
$2.90 convertible
preferred-No
General Public Service
General Public Utilities
Corp
General
Railway Signal com.No
5%
preferred
4%%
71
12%
46
:.
9
Nopar
General Time
11
96
Outdoor Advertising No
par
General Portland Cement Co
1
Shoe
11
,
51%
515/a
83/4
preferred
General
Gen Steel
46%
45%
*93%
Motors Corp common
5
$5
preferred
^No par
Preferred $3.75 series
General
*53%
46 3/4
1
common—:
convertible
General
513/a
543/4
No par
«lJ)refCrred
General
51
503ft
*533/4
10%
preferred
3%%
85% Jun
4
28%
..
19,300
3lv>
M£
39
32%
General
8
26
28 y8
v..
323ft
com
Mills
$5
6% Feb
28%
,
33%
r39
32'ft
Gimbel
10% Jan
333ft
32 %
Corp__
General
July 15
28% Jan
38%
33%
2,400
6
25%
24%
x7%
31%
Instrument Corp
July 15
9
20
$3.50
17
28
38%
33%.
; -
1.66%
——
General
128
38 y8 Mar 20
8% Jan
r
4
Jan
39
33%
6
•;
75/8 '
28 %l
Corp_
General Foods
Corp pom
4
80
15
General
11
82 % Oct
39
~ '
25'
28
General Dynamics
Corp common—3
Preferred ($2 cum
conv)—No par
General Electric Co new
5
Jan
% Jan
21 y8 Jan
24% July 16
51% Jujy 13
series
105% Jan
13
60% Sep
11
Jan
29% Jan
99
16% Mar 25
2
33% July 16
31% Jun 30
18
Sep
32% Jan
19
Jan
22% Sep
74% Dec
69
Apr
12% Jan
100
33% May U
99
4
T..1 V 14
July
7%
Corp—
6%
11% July 15
101
24%
273/4
—
53% Sep
113% Jun
1st
.
75ft
33%
4%
Transportationi._2.50
Baking Co common—!
5
Corp
preferred
6
6
'
24%
7%
27
4%
conv
2nd preferred
General Cigar Co Inc com
7%
preferred
General Contract
July 15
37"% May 17
117
4%
1
Amer
$8 preferred
General Bronze
General Cable
27% July 12
10% Jan
Mar 25
*38%
6
6
24
7%
31%
-
50
Corp__
preferred
6
24%
7%
*38%
LZZZ2
com
6
24
7%
*33 %
50
5
American Investors
107
7%
preferred-
Container
,
18
233/4
5
No par "
Inc
6
24
g
l
Co '
convertible
2
14 '
common
common
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood
Industries
32% July 13
9% Sep 15
70
May 6
29% Sep 16
5.
Gardner-Denver
1
10
7
1
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
^unewell1 Co <The)__
July 16
12
22
(The)—
•v.%5%. convertible preferred
30 ii
;31%Jrtly J6
Co
Gair. Co Inc
*
.
34% Apr
22% Mar 17
5
Gabriel
,
'7% July
8
39% Apr
.1
6
21
6% Jan
25% July 16
13
21% Sep
22% Sep
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
>
3 6'ft
86%
86'ft
86%
*86%
88
76'ft
*75%
76%
*75'ft
76%
113/4
11 'ft
6,200
16%
64%
12,100
627ft
63%
63%
125'ft
16%
16%
*83
85
11'ft
12
125%
62%
123
16,100
3 6'ft
363ft
126
16%
♦83
85
12
64'ft
128
35%
633ft
*125
17
165ft
85
*83%
363ft
130
16%
50
1,400
16,200
85
F
F^O
13'ft
14
13%
12 34
35 'ft
35%
35
353ft
11,200
7
7%
7'ft
7
7'ft
3,o00
150
*147%
14
14%
137ft
14
35
35%
34%
35%
I
'
7%
7
*147%
150
13%
100 %
13%
98%
7%
7
*147%
150
13%
99%
15%
98%
17'ft
17%
150
*147%
150
127,800
18'ft
16 3ft
17%
98%
5,600
11,800
99'ft
98
99%
98
695ft
69%
70
69 5ft
70%
•1063ft
108
107%
107%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
43% Sep
102% Jun
15
2
108% Feb
4
105% Jan
5
4V2 Dec
29
9% Jan
20
4% Apr
21
59
Mar 19
52% Jan
12
70% July 13
Feb
9
6% Jun
16
109
Common
$5
10
preferred
Gotham
1
1
33% Mar
Dec
22
6% Jun
19
,26% Jan
18
34% Dec
14 y4 Sep
1,5
85% Oct
15
4
2% Mar 25
9% Feb 25
Gmiid-N^t'onal Batteries
27% Jan
4
39 %
Grace
1% Jan
7
4
Jan
12
30
31% Apr
28
20% Jan
5
14% Jun
29
98 y2 Jan
28
86% Jan
5
29% July 16
34 % Dec
31
33
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
Dec
22
16% Jan
7
28% Dec
30
39% Mar 17
7
14% Jan
5
Apr
19
94% Jan
8
7% Mar
29
Jan
2
13/4 Feb
18
9% July 16
40% July
17
6
May 27
92% May 14
37% Mar
100
0".
2
Mar
4
Jan
5
4
313/4 July 15
24% Jun
(W R)
&
Nov
17% Oct
30
Union
Granite
5% %
Grant
Co
City
(W
Co
$2.25
conv
1
128% July 17
Jan
4
Jan
11
71% July 16
Great
Jun
9
31% July 16
Great
Northern
17% Jan
4
20V8 Feb
Great
Western
4
145% Mar
19% Mar 27
141
Mar
2
131% Jan
64% Apr
15
78
Dec
31
73
Apr
9
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
2
28
Jun
18
19 % Sep
18
23% Mar 25
20% Jan
8
For foornotes
see
page
26
78
4
Mar 22
33% Feb
23 %
26
1
July 16
Gt Northern
7%
Iron
Northern
39
1 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
13ft
l3ft
5
8%
8
8 7/b
9
8 7ft
9'/a
9%
9%
39%
39'ft
30 'ft
30%
30%
38 7%
38%
38 3ft
53/8
X30
38%
39'/2
393ft
39%
39 '/a
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
14'ft
913/4
*90%
100
common
Ore
Paper
5
100
91 %
♦90%
913ft
373/4
373ft
37%
37%
98
973/4
973ft
*90%
37
*97%
Tap & Die Corp__No par
22
10
3,700
31
31%
609
22%
23%
3,900
19'ft
19%
19%
2,800
138%
138 %
303/g
29'ft
30%
19%
193ft
193ft
19%
193ft
80
2,100
48,400
293ft
140
98
71 %
19%
*75
37'ft
8%
8%
31%
293ft
140
13,100
70%
303ft
80
1,900
15
91%
30%
'
68%
29%
22
7,300
70
24
68%
140
37
*97%
6,600
95ft
30%
24
69
*75
14%
*90%
l3/8
40
23'ft
24
68
140
37'ft
98
9
683ft
23%
x29%
15
91%
1%
*39%
23 5/a
Prop__No par
1
1%
68%
31%
100
13,700
24
31%
._)00
38 7/8
67
31%
(H
38%
23%
32
Bay & Western RR
38%
31%
*31%
293ft
19%
700
2,700
31'ft
Nopar
25
37%
*97%
5 5ft
30 %
31%
77/8
Co
9jJ
*5%
30%
8%
8
8
37%
200
5%
30%
8'ft
8
73/i
preferred
Inc
*90%
*97
1
com
Ry Co
-No Par
Sugar com—No par
Co
5%
30
38
3/4
I 5 'ft
40%
Green
Greenfield
38%
109
5%
14%
Green
L)
30 3ft
*106%
109
393/4
preferred
17
30%
5'/2
10
preferred
T)
a
new
*107
common—12.50
preferred
Gravson-Robinson Stores
54
2
P_—
33ft%
19% Nov 27
9
&
(The)
Steel
cum
56
Nov
Co
M S
27
52
Inc
Graham-Paige Motors
Gran by Consol
Grand
69%
5%
No par
30% July 12
9
70%
] 08 r%
*53/,,
No par
1
July
69%
108%
Nopar
29% July
24% Sep
69%
No par
Hosiery
*138%
*75
140
80
138%
*75
140
80
*75
9,500
310
80
29%
295ft
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
8,900
22
22%
22%
223ft
23
23%
23%
23%
2,500
19
July 19, 1954
and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial
20
(264)
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1953
11% May 21
14 Va Mar
7
96% Jun
22
30% Jun
2
Grumman
3% Feb
2
Guantanamo
87% July 31
95 % Jan
7
90 y2 Jan
19% July 28
28 Va Jan
29
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
4
Aircraft Corp
4% Dec
31
8'/« Jan
9
26% Dec
29
38 Va Jan
5
26% Mar 29
33% July 13
21
5
68 % Jan
4
80% July 16
$5
66% Sep
77
45% Jan
4
60 Va May
20
Oil
14
50% Mar 27
Gulf
41% Sep
Gulf
States
22
28% Dec
16
1
103 y2 Jan
16
24
105% Jan
8
103
May
105
8
105
Jan
15
5
35
Jan
27
41% Jun
1
28
30
20
Jun
90
July
92
Jun
97
July
2
Jan
Jan
29
July
34
100 y2 May 26
104
26% Jan
25
Corp
77%
77%
54%
a
54
78
54
100
100
.-100
106%
<105
Shares
July 16
July 15
12%
12%
45,300
12%
40
4%
4%
4%
33%
32%
32%
78%
79 %
79%
80%
53%
54
53 Va
53%
27,400
1,900
15,000
1,100
18,700
321/4
w,.
in_
29%
33
54/8
32,4
96
28 Va
32%
32%
323/4
5,100
<95%
33/4
*103'/2
103 %
105
1071/4
107 Vt
107%
50
*105
*27/4
105
106/2
105
*107
.
107>A
in7>/
96
28%
4%
„91/
96
28'/a
53,4
32 /a
*22/z 222,/
107
107,4
105/2 105/2
32%
33
*103% 105
106% 106%
—No par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
12 y«
9b
32 /s
a
Sales for
PRICES
*78% 78%
..
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
10
33%
28 %
,4 /a
33 /2
27 /4
4/»
32%
Co—
Utilities
$4.20 dividend
106 % Mar 26
27 /a
5
*94
27%
96
*94%
32%
<77
54% I
-—No par
Wednesday
July H
12
12%
Tuesday
July J3
27%
*4%
com-No par
preferred
Common-
21
108 y2 Feb
5
Sugar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
2
Jun
luo
1
1
-
13
96
11%
<94%
common___3
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%% preferred
4
14y« Dec
2
12% Jan
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
July l'i
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
6
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
106%
105
106 %
50
H
32% Sep
36% Mar
15
23% Sep 15
16
Jan
2
30% Dec
30
29 Va Feb
2
48'/a Jun
18 Va Dec
31
17 y8 Jan
13
20 Vb Apr
11% Aug 27
14
23
12% Mar
61% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
63 y2 Jan
5
70
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
20% Jun
105% Feb
10
105 % Mar
9
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
26 Vh Aug
13
12 Va Sep
100
Jun
22 % Sep
131
July
22% Dec
29
4% Sep
14
31 % Dec
24
11% Jan
Sep
21% Dec
Vb Jan
32
Jan
11% Feb
8% Mar 12
Mar
9
23
18r/aJan
29% Jan
2,
5
85
Nov
Jan
7
22
98
5
21% Jan
26
5
14
Mar 11
113
38% Mar 13
35
20% Apr
10
74% Jan
6
126 % Jan
17
Jun
9
121% Feb
2
38% Jun
18
37% Sep
15
44 % Feb
4
53% Apr
14
14
12 '/a Sep
11
5
30%
26
54% Feb
16
11
32% Apr
13
Hewitt-Robins Inc
18% Apr
21
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
' May
11
4
78
Apr
8
5
89% Apr
15
1
28
6
20
Dec
81V2 Jan
10
16
18% Mar
22
31
10% Jan
9
Mar
Hilton Hotels
4
6
5
Jan
19
11
17 % Mar 23
14
Jan
4
18
15
28% Jan
2
25 y4 Jan
5
27
41% Mar 10
33 % Jan
4
4J%aua
Oct
5
Sep
?2
Jun
103% Oct
7
Sep
32
2
4
12
103
22
Mar 25
4
17
15
36 y4 Jan
Jan
7
18
70% July 14
57'/2 Feb
24
93% Feb
3
84% Jan
6
July 17
99% Jan
5
94 y2. Jan
4
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
Feb
17
22
Jun
22
29 '/a Dec
24
28y8 Jan
11
101
$2.25
Apr
12
3%%
23
4%
96
Oil
Howard
17% Jan
7
15% Jan
6
18
21% Jan
6
liy2Jan
4
15% Jun
14
Dec
29
9% Sep
14
May
May 25
15 %
50
35%
35 Va
58
58
——100
—
_100
—100
No par
(Del)—25
1
& Power
of Texas
,
91 Va
91%
*101% 102
*103
105
35%
35%
—100
74%
17%
13%
3%
*8%
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
47%
8%
47%
20
20
2%
26 %
2%
26 Va
49%
49%
Co
Stores
Sound
Corp—.
Co
1 '
2
Howe
5
4% Jan
2% Mar 25
Mar 11
8
15
—
Light
Houston
101
123
122%
preferred
4.407«?
Houston
8
79
preferred
77
75%
*100
No par
—3
common
preferred
May 21
64% Jan
15
pfd ser B
*5%
17,
*26%
40%
27
41
67%
87%
_5
No par
preferred
37% July 16
J"n
2
105
1
Sep
2nd
conv
102% Jun
86
54
Co com
:
Household Finance common—No par
33
9
July 20
«-uip
Houdaille-Hershey
30
91
Oil
preferred
6%
40%
Hudson & Manhattan Common—100
—
76
69
19 Va
19 Va
*103%
31%
293/4
6%
123/4
12%
12%
4%
4%
4%
4%
»43/4
19%
19%
22%
22%
22%
34%
34%
*94%
96 %
*94%
*122%
*94%
96%
30
21%
21%
/ 1,400
36
36
96%
16%
16 V*
*16%
86%
.
..
403/4
403/4
31%
31%
31
15 3/8
16
15%
15 %v
*70
70%
70%
85
85
85
85
27%
28
27
27%
26%
9%
.10
133/8
13%
5%
5%
173/a
17%
*26%
27
*26%
70%
♦70
/■-
X
9%
403/B
6,700
66%
65%
40 Va
66 Vt
64%
65
1,600
3,400
76
78
78
*100
101
*100
101
124%
124%
123%
124 %
*126
129
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35 Vt
35
35
66
6734
*35
*35
35%
67
70%
683/4
70%
->■
.
*92%
93
*92%
93
92%
*101 %
102
*101%
102
105
*103
105
*103
36%
373/8
8,700
73
74%
2,200
17%
17
17%
13%
143/4
14V4
14%i
3%
3%
3%
13%
3 %
3%
14
Hudson Bay
12% Dec
29
19% Jan
8
13% Jan
14
20% Jun
14
Hunt
Foods
2% Sep
14
5% Mar 19
2% Jan
11
3% Feb
3
Hupp
Corp
18% Sep
15
20y2Jan
4
28% July 15
Hussman Refrigerator
Jan
4
51% Apr
29
Idaho
49
48%
49%
49%
24
48 Va
49
49% Jun
48 Va
9
Illinois Cent RR Co com new_No par
48%
43% Jun
58
58
58%
*57%
58%
58%
59
50
No par
—50
*57%
47%
48
*47%
48
48
51%
*50 %
51%
52
52
*51
52%
53%
53%
Co
105
75
*17%
48% Apr
5
60
200
101%
101 %
*103
37 Va
17%
13%
8%
47%
500
16,000
93
36%
76
17
13%
3%
440
6,600
74%
36%
35%
*75
4
Jan
79%
78%
79
101
38% Jan
24
100
40%
66%
*100
17%
20
26%
40%
2
6.66%
1
No par
400
1,100
17%
26%
40%
40 Va
59% Feb
Inc
1,100
12,200
53/8
*17
17%
27
7
preferred
9%
*5%
5%
100
300
15,200
^
14 Va
9%
14
14
18
noncum
/10.700
85
27%
6,200
v
70%
*84
16
5%
100
31%
15%
14%
200
1,100
53%
Oct
9% July 16
1,100
2,700
-
403/4
*523/4
7
Mar 25
87%
*523/4
54
30%
100
124
53%
3'/a Nov
7
?
40%
36% Oct
14% Mar 11
900
16%
86%
*123
124
*123
—-
31%
*52%
5%
*103 ,. 105
35% 36'/a
76
76%
8%
47%
*19%
2/a
26 /2
34%
86 Vt
40%
40 %
*17
91% 91 %
*101% 102
13%
3%
*36
124
1,300
34%
35
16%
86
23
86%
87 %'"<
86%
*16 Va
*9%
66
66
'
75%
76
*100
101
*120
123
r
15 V*
15%
35
35 %
58 %
65 %
22
36%
♦36
20
22%
*84%
36 3/4
87%
*34%
22
—
7,100
4,400
4%
22
*84%
*84%
21%
'
2,600
13
193/4
19%
22 %
3,100
36
12%
19 %
15,200
6%
*35
36
*35
36
6%
10
30
29%
i
80
5,900
323/4
138
12%
"
*17%
32%
30%
*6%
110
3,400
104
138
6j/8
*35
6%
17%
27
40%
14
3%
32%;
138
*136
30 Va
13
17%
31%
32
138
103 %
104
6%
13
12%
17
'•■26%
12.oO
—No par
Mining
16
69
19 %
9% *. 9%
9%
1 <
16
69
28%
16
85%
13%
*5%
10
30
16% Apr
26
35% May 25
48 y2 Jan
5
Sons
&
(A)
$4.20 .div
124 >/a July 14
1374 Jan
Dec 29
80% Jun
$4 25
108 y4 Jan
Co
Electrochemical
Hooker
116% Mar 19
13
iiimoxuiu
29
jun
*9%
5
Hoinestake
7
Mar 31
bu
95% Jan
4
Feb
,Jan
57
26%
1
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
78% May 26
5
56 y2 Jan
31
102
16
12
Dec
64% Jan
58
47
55
5
Hollander
Apr 27
30
Dec
32% Dec
Corp
Holland Furnace
May 18
7% Jan
84
(Charles E)__„
Hires Co
18
14% Mar 19
7% Apr
1
15%
71
84%
27%
14%
*70
$4% cum 2nd
July 15
53
31%
16
69
104 %
-
16
85%
,*122% 124
40% 40%
*52%
53%
31%
31%
14%
15
;
*70
71
84
84
26%
27%
'
40%
53
preferred series A
100
pfd (conv)__No par
3%%
10% Jan
May 13
9
12% Mar 11
4% Dec 30
42
123
Jan
8% Sep
90
123
40%
Motors
5%-
43% Mar 31
14% Jan
15% Jan
Sep
Mar 16
125
68
2
25
86
7
Feb
10% Dec
16
85%
2
91
14
16
No par
18% Feb
14
72% Sep
No par
73% Jan.
Aug 19
*35
*
Hercules Powder common
preferred
—100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%%» preferred series A——50
52
Mar 27
29
23% Sep
6
'Jan
21%
35%
May 28
89
,
153/4
*103%
34%
96%
21%
36%
26 Va Jan
3
48 Vt Jun
62
.
13% Mar 12
68
34%
*94%
21%
*36
34v2
95%
21%
2,200
15%
69
18%
87%
Hercules
94% Jan
15
*84%
87%
34%
95%
*84%
preferred
3%%
800
18%
19%
22 %
1
19
21
60% Sep
19%
22 %
.
15
>
9
22
Jan
Feb
19%
22
5
Co—
Glass
common
17% Jun
34% Jan
97
?
19%
22
Co
3,700
19
18%
12%
4%
36% Apr
22
20
26% Feb
12%
4%
Hecht
Jan
Apr
2
12%
4%
10
■
Jun
14
12%
x4%
Hazel-Atlas
May 21
31
29
6%
37
300
46%
183/4
15%
.
6%
<35
30%
413/4
46
69
30%
6%
36
of America common
1
preferred
————50
Corp
22% Feb
:
91
13% Dec
29
18%-
*136
138
*136
138
*136
10
—_—100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Helme (G W) common—
10
7% non-cum preferred—
25
89
,35
34% Dec
—-100
-—
& Marx
41%
19
41%
46%
/47
18%
32
31%
32
31%
Hayes Industries Inc
,————1
Hayes Mig Corp_
—
2
24% May 24
31% Apr
21% Dec
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Refrac com——15
A)
preferred
4%%
28
0
15%
15%
68%
68%
18%
18%
103% 103%
100
2.50
-
28%
6%
*35
Hat
14
! 21% Jun
25
4
Mar
6%
com
Co—
Paper
Hart Schaffner
9
13% Jun
,
(M
Co
preferred
Harbison-Walk
6% July 12
36% July
4
21 % Jun
87
15
Hanna
30% July 12
4% July 12
21
7
78% Jun
5
8
Jan
Watch
conv
Hammermlll
May 13
140
15
23
19
6
17
14% Mar 20
12
Dec
Jan
22% Apr
131
May 12
Printing Co
(W F)
4Vo
32% July 16
4
24% Jan
Hall
Hamilton
16Vb May 12
2
102% May 11
7'/a May 20
36
2
5
17
Jan
46%
463/4
*18%
*40 3/4
41%
*40%
*40% 41%
47
47 /4
*18% 18%
*15% 15%
*68 /2 69
18% 18%
*103% 104%
41%
47%
18%
*40%
47%
18%
—25
5
5
No par
Water
Oil Well Cementing
Hallburton
3
8
Hackensack
900
18,000
3 3/4
9,800
93/4
2,200
47
47
47
463/4
46%
1,800
19%
19%
19%
193/4
*19 Va
193/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
23/4
2%
26 %
^
2 A
26/2
26%
26%
28%
X26 Vt
50%
50%
50%
9
8%
8%
46 Va
f
93/8
9
,
500
4,300
4,100
28
I
44
48% Mar 25
40% May 25
56% Jun
42% Dec
16
35'/a Jun
5
50
Sep
2
52
49% Jun
18
44
May
46
50
7
Jan
Oct
11% Apr
53
8% Jan
54% Feb
4
11
iJan
84
Sep
1
101
Jan
28
97
Jan
4
Apr
7
165
Dec
23
160
Jun
7
170
35% Sep
18% Sep
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
28% July 16
29% Feb
25
21% Jan
11
13% July 17
15% Nov
24
15% Jan
5
26 Va Nov
10
25% Jan
4
33% July
Aug 13
9'2% Jan
14
19% Mar 11
15
89 % Jan
6
14% Apr
28
271
24% Sep 14
148% Jun 23
21% Sep
Dec
1% Oct
5
7
>
25
90
31
Jan*
9
2% Jan
2
47% Jan
7
.77-
1
Apr
6
13
94
Feb
*51%
52%
52%
*52%
53
*52%
53
*52%
53
53
*51%
53
*51%
53
*52
53
12%
23%
3%
46%
46%
46%
No par
130
100
*158
162
preferred
60%
26%
23
3% May 21
"158
162
60%
32%
33
*98 Va
15%
15
303
31 Va
No par
164%
_100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
■
4% preferred
100
International Mining Corp
—1
100
31%
165
32 Va
32 Va
33 Va
33 %
93
*90
2%
2%
14%
31%
*90
2%
162
162
61%
15
62%
11,000
63%
18,500
28%
28%
19%
*19%.
19%
♦
100
33 Va
33%
.
4,100
98%
14%
32
31%
167
33
.
*97%
'14%
14%
32 Va
32
900
39,800
32%
167
167
10
4,100
15
299%;
*295
299
98%
167%
470
32%
32 Va
32 Va
*32 Va
32%
200
33%
34%
33%
34%
11,400
*88%
91%
2%
2%
33
33%
93
90
9°
2%
20
163
*158
28%
299
167
33%
2%
100
134%
*97%
-
300
%
1,700
3,700
2,000
32%
:97%
3 i
23%
♦19%
.33
165%
60
31,500
12%
47
133
63
27%
127%
•*32%
32%
61%
'19%
14%
32
*
162
60%
20
3%
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47
135%,
298
166
33
23%
3%'
133
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14%
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23%
47%
1 .4
x32%
;
300 %
165%
*3
12 %
47
19%
19%
300 %
23%
3%
27 Va
100
303
preferred
-
27%
27
*19%
23%
12%
47
*158
61
19%
12%
lJ2V2
132%
33 %
*98 Va
new_—No par
common
27%
*131%
33%
-100
Harvester
7%
61
3%
12%
46%
'47
*19%
No par
Iron
Business- Mach
*
35% Apr
Jan
52%
12%
Int'l
3
1% Jai
*51%
23%
Int'l
May 13
32 %
52%
12%
4%%' preferred
5
Jan
*51
*3%
Interlake
32% Jun
28% Jan
2
51%
23%
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc—
1
Interchemical Coup common
5
169% Mar
4
Jan
*50%
3%
9
16% Feb
May 11
27% Jan
159
26% Mar 24
1
76
Jan
39 % Jan
15
27% Sep
33
166% Jan'
48%
51 %
12%
131
6,200
48 Vt
*50%
23%
1
11,700
1,100
48%
51%
11%
6%
9
98% July
306
52%
*51%
49%
60
48%
*3%
Inland Steel Co
19% July 14
15
13% Sep
53
3,100
51
48%
50 %
23%
26
21% j3ep
86
*51%
50%
*59
48
*
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
63% July 16
15
preferred—'-
preferred
preferred
49%
50
50
Industria Eleotrica De Mex S A
9
4% Mar 15
Jan
cum
cum
*50%
:—50
z.—50
4.42% cum
50
Illinois Terminal RR Co———5
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt new—No par
12% July 13
21
new
4.70%
15
151
39
7
A
ser
preferred—
cum
4.26%
5
49% July
2
135 % July 15
56% Jan
23
38% Sep
pfd
conv
4.08%
15
23% July
22% May 18
2% Jun 30
Mar 16
6%
—20
Illinois Power Co. common
22
Mar
54% Apr
15
51% Jan
13
~6%
30
Juiy 15
48% July 14
51% Jun
May 25
52% Jun
21
52
12
.48% May 21
54% Mar 11
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
3% Dec
5
Jan
14
40 •" Jan
4
5y
Co
Power
2%
91%
*88'
*2%
100
2%
700
K
34% Dec
28
128 Va Sep
15
5
1
9% Sep
130% Jan
12% Mar 18
47%
9% Jan
15
Jun
59% Nov
16
103
% Nov
16
93% Jun
18
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
45% Dec
29
64
May 29
Jan
6
41
43% July 13
34% Jan
132% Mar 11
'
10
7
138
14 Va
Jun
Int'l Nickel
1
July 12
Jan
77% July 15
101% Jan
106% May 19
55
4% May 27
40% May 27
7% July 14
59% July 16
of
com
Packers
International
13%
14%
14
14 Va?
13%
75%
75%
74%
75%,
75%
7.50
Paper common
Jun
29
55
44% Jan
11
60% July
6
International
40% Feb
38
Jan
11
42% July 15
International
54
)Jan
37% Jan
4
30% Dec
21
35
Jan
35% May 28
31
20 % Jan
31% Jan
13% Jan
29
13% Dec
4
20% July 16
24
July 12
10
31% Dec
29 Va Apr
35% July 15
28% Oct
8
33 % Jan
31
May
36% Jun
23% Dec
29
30 Va Mar 18
25
Jan
29 %
Jun
29
July 12
7%
13%
13%
24,200
76%
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77%''
76%
77%
10,200
104 %
*104%
7%
73/8
54%
5334
7%
734
52%/
-57%
7
.
59%
600
42%
3,600
50
2,500
*49%
50
34%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
*35%
29
%
*49%
*34%
19%
19%
19 Va
34%
?4%
34 %
34%
200
19%
19%
20
193/4
20%
166,500
353»
35%
193/8
34%
35%
35%
35 Vt
35 Vt
2,400
36
35%
35 Vo
35%
353/4
36
36%
36 Va
36 Va
700
29 %
283/4
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,100
12%
12 %
12%
12%
9% Sep
29% Jan
15
11
10 % Jan
12% July 16
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co_
3.50
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
19
33 V8 Jan
Intertype Corp
No par
2934
30 Vt
29V4
29%
29
29
29%
29%
16
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
28% July
27
29% Jan
34% July 16
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_No par
31%
32 Vt
31 Va
321/4
32 %
33
33 Vt
33 Va
22% Jun*15
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
28 Va Apr
19
Iowa
26%
27%
21 Va
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
18'/a Jan
20
Island
Jan
25
$6
Jun
15% Dec
22
109% Dec
10
3
Sep
30% Jan
'130
15
17% Oct
Jan
14
14
6
Feb
11
6% Dec
16
25
14
May 12
112% Jun
16
4% Feb
19
May 12
25% Mar 9
19
Jan
6
17% Aug 31
20% Jan
21
82
July
34
120
;.
•
73/8 Apr
26
13,
25% July 13
33 Vt July
8
Power
&
Creek
1_>.
i
Jacobs
Lake
26
86% Jan
8
95 Vt Apr
1
Apr
43
Nov
6
35% Apr
22
43 % Jan
21
Jewel Tea
88% Jun
19
101
Jan
16
99
16
14
33/4%
57% Aug
3li
74% Jan
2
613/t Mar 31
76 3/t July
8
Johns
50% Feb
9
66% Dec
8
7
693/t July
7
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin Steel
4
90 % Feb
9
36 Vt Apr
19
Sep
14
Sep
29% Sep
18
82
*■01
14
font-ni".
24% Jan
5
59% May
193/4 Jan
86
3
853/4 Jan
Dec
•39% Mar 17
313/4 Jun
4
103
Apr
25 Vt May 28
8
13
5%
Pwr & Lt
Inc
4%
6%
6%
6%
24%
24%
25 %
233t
32
32%
31%
32 Va
93
93 %
92%
92 %
*92
42%
42%
42%
42%
41
Dfd—100
1
*101
—.
com.
12%
/
f%
8,700
*29%
1
29%
1,000
33%
34 V4
10,800
26%
26%
3,700
15
4,300
1434
*115
e%
116%
6%
24
24%
24%
24%
31%
32%
31
31%
93%
93%
93%
94
94
47%
40%
41 %
40%
41%
-
3,500
5,000
6,900
'
102
■| 101
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101
*100
102
753/t
75 Vt
76
75%
6934
69%
69%
68%
69 Vs
24 %
24%
90
33 Va
24 Va
10
24 %
89 Va
90
32%
33%
243'4
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323/t
25
90 "
33
-
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33
~
•
102
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102
190
3,800
20
76%
75
76 Va
13,800
69
67%
68 %
700
243i
25 Va
25
25 V4
48,700
89%
89%
8° %
31V,
370
33%
33%
33%
33%
5,900
75%
753'4
69 3 4
100
1
6%
6%
743t
No par
Corp
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
100
preferred series A_;
15%
116%
24%
33
common
Johnson
15
*115
15
116%
32%
Co_.
preferred
Manville
&
*115
24
6%
Feb
Co
143/4
14%
116%
.No par
Sulphur
89
Jersey Cent
14%
*115
114
I)- Co
(F
15
116
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
143/4
50c
common
7
23
Jun
10
Light Co
Coal
preferred
2,370
42%
50%
25
1
7,900
*58 Vt
42
49 %
pfd
500
7%
59%
42%
58
41 Va
50
t
105%
Vt
59%
57
41%
49%
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-
7
59'
57%
41
19 %
710
42
57%
•> 1
'
573/4
7%
50 %
34%
11,700
59%
41 Vt
25
43%'
136
104
105
59 3/4
&
135%
57
50
common
Telep
conv
13 Va
41
Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
5
cum
13%
*58
preferred
$1.40
104 %
106
14%
25
.
International Silver
International
*104 Va
433/4
135%
52%
■7% "
43%
43%
135%
433/4
136
No par
Shoe
30
50 %
6 34
51%
136
No par
Salt
24
36 Va Dec
135
108
104
100
preferred
38 Va Dec
433/8
43%
135%
15
Limited
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
43 %
135%
42%
134 %
:
International
43%
No par
100
Canada
Preferred
*68%
Volume 180
Number 5343
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(265)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 7
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
■
22% NOV
i 41 % Nov
4
30% Mar 12
26% Jan
11
49
30
5
46% Jan
4
2
3% May
32% Jan
4
Feb
A ' 2% Oct
15
8% Jan
26% Jun
16
33% Dec
14
85
10
95% Jan
13
*
921
Jun
Sep
11
100% Mar
98% Jun
18
105 % Dec
92
9
—1
38%
39%
38%
39
50
57%
58
57%
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
58%
3'A
3%
*2%
2%
36%
37%
37%
38 V*
107
14
45% Aug 10
38% Jan
14
16
37
Oct
35% Jan
5
Sep
27
21
Mar
10
July
28
1?
18% Jan
14% Dec
18
12% Apr
23
20 Vb Jun
18
16
14
82
Feb
6
60
39% Jun
25
Jan
15
4
64% Jan
8
39% Jan
20% Jan
11
48
Jan
11
6
Jan
5
24% Jan
13
16
49 % Dec
14
Sep
22% Sep
15
111% Feb
9
24
Jan
22
41% May 19
31
78
Dec
11
95
79% Jan
28
3
1
Mar 17
May 12
Jun
135% J'-ly
27
Mar 19
Apr
14
41% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
31
93% Jan
37% July 13
5
82% Jan
5
97
31% Dec
29
35% Jan
5
30
47% Dec
.8
57% Feb
5
37% Apr
i
■
.•*
28
46% Dec
31
8
Jun
9
j4% Dec
2
14% Dec
31
46
31
•
Dec
Dec
51% Apr
24
49% July
4
Feb
9% Jan
5
21 %Jun
28
J
14% Jun
9
1
56
47% Jan
4
19% Jan
5
Mar 12
14
24% Mar 17
47
Sep 21
21% Nov 23
64
86
95
25% Jun
10
Dec
9
48% Jan
22
Jan
18
86
' Mar
.34
^
7% May
,M
95
4
10% Feb
12
24
27% Jan
4
Apr
6
15% May 18
1% Jan
7
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4
1 % Apr
16
14% Jan
6
6% Jan
4
*. 9% Jun
18
$3
15
4% Jan
22
2
Mar 30
3% Jun
18
50c
12
34
14
Jan
36
2
Nov
,
4
13
39% Dec
10
82
8
59
July
8% Jan
4
10
Jan
"36%
Mar 22
Aug
6
6
142% Jun
-47% Mar 16
24
38% Apr
56
July
28% Sep
15% Sep
15
27% Mar 27
38% Mar 3
14
21% Feb
64
Jun
17
74
Feb
13
20% Apr
10% Sep
23
29% Nov
27
18
14% Mar 25
26
15
34% Mar 19
85
Lily
..
mP}t
Tulip
Link
Belt
25
Lionel Corp
6
4
18% Jan
26
4
Apr 21
37
„
Mar 23
8
Jun
7
15% Jun
35% Mar 26
4
18% Mar 25
10
22% Jan
17
4
26% Apr 14
22'A Julv 6
8
% July
Jan
32
97
.
May
6
106 % Jan
9
103
July
M-r 16
98%.Tulv
99% Jun
23% Dec
30% Aug
5
160 % Dec 14
146% Dec
34% Jun
55
92
7% Oct
14
40% Jan
59% Jan
11
30% Apr
96% Jan
97% Nov
9
45% Jan
15
22
Sep 17
-10% July 18
132
Mar 24
15% Nov
10
29
26
78% Sep
7% Oct
14
87% Mar 27
6% Dec
Sep
15% Sep
517
16
8
May
9% Jan
32
15
Sep
30
:
4% Sep
Apr
552
9
6
Mar 23
l22
Jan
6% Sep
8%
Feb
8
Mar
14
16
28"
25% Jun
18
rii
'16% Sep 21
25
Mar
9% Jan
2
July
45
6
20% Jan
81 % Mar 16
7% May 27
5% May
6
4% Mar 10
9
1
Feb
Jan
Apr
24% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
32% Mar 23
95
Jan
95
Jan
20
6 *
104
-
Jan
5
25%
25%
60%
5974
60
24%
1,300
24%
24%
24%
243A
2,600
88
86
86
*86
8%
8%
<
40%
41%
•
13%
14%
13%
88
8%
*86
8%
40
10
8%
14%
,
8%
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874
14,600
39%
40%
38%
39%
10,700
14%
41%
14
4,200
14%
14'A
1
1%
1
1
1%
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14%
7,700
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j
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8%
8%
8%
8%
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2%
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38%
38%
2%
37%
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57%
57%
57%
56%
57%
183/4
4,900
57%
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9%
571/4
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9%
9%
9%
93/4
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5734
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10,800
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4274
431/4
2,000
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58
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145
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147
1,000
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21
201/2
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20%
38%
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39%
38%
38%
21%
38%
39
2,900
38%
39%
24%
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24%
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78%
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78%
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351/4
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80,400
117,100
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79
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79
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79
2,700
1
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34%
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16%
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16%
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16
161/4
46'A
44%
45%
44%
45%
431/2
44%
26
25%
10,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
36,700
10
43'A
44
44%
10
25%
26%
25%
100
112%
112%
112%
112%
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24%
24%
24%
24%
24
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24
24%
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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21%
21%
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com
106
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-
144%
38%
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372
100%
100%
227/8
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100%
1,000
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21,200
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32
99
700
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21%
106
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22%
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18,200
23
143'A
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145
146
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45
45
45%
45%
46%
47
47
46'A
46%
75%
38%
75%
2,100
76%
74
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75
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6,100
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102
42%
37%
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102
42%
42%
1,900
18
Sugar
Mandel
RR
5
4%%
9%
4%%
2,500
Co
Mar 12
lo
45% Feb
17
Masonite
cum
89
Apr
$3.40
cumulative
47
15
Feb
Jan
18% July
40 % Jun
4
19% July
50% July
7
]p%.T«»n
2
22% Jan
17
43% Jan
1
Mavtag Co
9
9
$3
18
14
15% Feb
4!
12
Jan
4
75
Jan
4
88% Jun
68% Jan
8
97
,
14% July 16
8
26% Sep
22
35% Dec
1
52
17
71% Jan
12
2
39% Dec
3"
4
53 % Jun
30
McGraw-Hill
4
67
26
43
26% Jan
21
18% Jan
22"
11% Feb
19
29% Dec
18
27%; Jan
4
13
86% Jan
-4
26% Jan
2
27% Feb
16
11% Dec
30
14% May 22
11% Jan
4
Aug 19
50% May 21
Jan
4
47
McKesson
24% Jun
4
14% Jan
14
25
28
McLellan
13% July 16
38% July 16
99
4%%
Stores
Shoe
Mengel Co
5%
7
15% Feb
18
18% Jun
25
Mercantile
25% Jan
5'
17% Jun
28
22
26
Merck
88% Apr
29
4
89
Oct
27
5
92% Jun
$3.50
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
106
Feb
8
$4
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
105
Apr
19
26
Jan
4
37
21% Jan
13
&
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
22
,Jun
16
31
Nov
5
% Jun
Dec
29
39% Jan
28% Jan
4
Jun
11
98 % Jan
92
Jan
5
95
Sep
14
104
Jun
14
88
Jun
12
93 % Jan
92
Jan
15
84
July
3
93 % Feb
«9
Jan
6
May 21
18%* Sep 14
107% Feb
105
Jun
1
Feb
29% Mar
z2 Vb Feb
July 13
28% Jau
29
28
86
91% Feb
4
1% July 14
36% Jun
100
Feb
<
253/8
26%
16%
16
16
2174
21%
.21%
21%
,22%
22%
'22%
46%
46%
46%
*110%
'
111
21%
21%
24
24
4674
4774
110%
110
21%
47%
11074
*110%
34%
93
33%
34%
933/4
94
250
280
34%
34
34'A
34 %
93
93'A
93%
93
*41%
1374
88
*93
94%
*84
86
*93%
*84
19%
94%
*93'A
94%
86
*84
300
10,400
86
19%
*19'A
19%
191/4
1974
50
*49
50
49%
49%
50
50
18
18%
18
18
18
18
18
1,200
19
19%
19%
19%
18
20%
20%
203/4
5,200
42%
'42%
*41%
1374
19%
-
1974
*42%
14%
86
42%
14%
14
14%
88%
88
88
95'A
96%
96%
97
96
97
_5r
50'A
50%
50%
50%
50
50
64
64%
63
63'A
62%
62%
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
23%
24
24%
.24
'
24
12%
13%
*1274
13
13%
37%
36%
36'A
36%
37%
*96%
97%
97
97
}
13%
37
96
*96%
*49%
62%
42%
2374
13%
37%
43
*42%
14%
86%
*85
96'A
50
QS
*49%
300
43
14%
,„
957-4
210
3,700
50
600
62 34
63%
2,200
43'A
4274
43%
23%
2438
5,900
3,000
24'A
13%
13%
13%
2,400
3734
3874
4.700
*98
98
98
99
250
30%
3174
x30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
7,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1374
13%
137a
133/4
5,900
*48%
50
*48%
50
48%
48%
*48%
50
3%
18%
18%
*17%
18
17%
18%
18
18%
*18i/a
18%
19
19%
19%'
19%
19%
*8774
*103
19%
18%
19%
Co
10
13,600
87
62%
38%
98
I
14%
1,800
preferred—50
1st
Inc.—
—No par
*8774
18%
88%
*8774
*48%
50
*87%
88%
103%
88%
"
103'A
No par
104
104
104
104
No par
100%
101
100%
100%
Co—-No par
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
3674
24%
%
25%
25
25%
25%
26%*,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Rights
Mesta
Co
—5
11
74
*100%
||i
*33%
34
pfd—100
*97
99
*97
*104
106
*104
106
*96
97
*95
13
99
97
4.35%
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
100-
33%
33%
8
3.85%
3.80%
preferred
series
100
4.45%
preferred
series
100
*105%
107%
*105%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
33%
*98-
*93
95
95
101
*93
95
*105%
'
"
27%
10074
*36
88%
104
19
*87%
*102%
20
2,200
32,500
88 34
104
700.
100%
100%
IOO1/4
290
36%
35%
35%
1,000
26%
1%
25%
26%
47,400
1%
26%
1 »lo
1%
178,900
34%
3 4 74
35%
35
35%
2,400
98%
*104
98%
99%
99%
99
*104
,106
967i
96%
107%
5
—
3,800
111
19%
>
*88
24%
10,400
17,700
50
.
*
42'A
*84
94
86
93%
1
500
23%
93
94
130
122,900
21%
22%'
33%
86
95
23
46%
*110%
21%
46%
pfd—
Copper
*94%
26%
common—16%c
Mergenthaler Linotype
Miami
1,300
1,700
5,200
1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
2
66
48%
3074
16%
14
n
6574
48
30
94
Feb
u
65
48
_1
2
May 14
29,200
25%
Apr
2o % J
15%
16%
98
109
153/B
2^%
97
■
1,500
14,800
15%
473/4
29%.
93%
,
1,300
8%
2574
■
95
preferred
Machine
273/4
874
25%
16%
50
10
2774
1,000
gs/8
94%
_1
4
108% May 19
'
'
10
600
.
25%
24%
18
common
Inc
2nd
2nd
64
1
preferred
conv
$4.25
30%
_5
Inc„
28.
...
16%
19
L
Mines
25
15'A
65
48%
29%
•
10,000
574
24%
18%
13%
47%
*5%
94%
1 8%
*87
63
47"%
5%
24%
19%
50c
63%
30%
4%
83^
15%
30%
4%
28
8^
25%
14%
14%
4%
5%
•
28
,
24%
47%
'
50%
1
«8s/8
"
1974
94%
3
Corp..
Stores
Co
63
28
334
-
120
500
46%
1774
common
28
25
19%
16%
19%
...
5%
43%
500
30
94%
*49'A
.No par
(1st series)—100
convertible
19% Jan
14
61%
.No par
1
5%
19%
505
4%
34%
94
*84
5%
J4%
111
*93
!No par....
11,700
43%
19%
*495'/a
1
22%
31%
5
44%
42%
19%
505
24%
111
100
1,500
4%
*85/B
95
24
-
6%
4%
24%
*92%
-No par
Co
(The)
61%
87/8
47%
preferred—100
Robbins
preferred
Melville
,
14%
Corp common
15
Jan
14%
_5
7%
6%
4%
28
25
series.No par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
Mar 26
31% July 8
13% July 16
49% Apr 14
&
27%
»8%
—No par
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine
27%
*73/8
7
-*4% '
'
5%
24.%
8374
7%
*6%
42%
18%
*495'/»
83%
*7%
*4%
.•
47%
—!
30
*5
,
~
_1
—No par
Apr
% Jun
4%
42
19
83%
7
6%
510
*
7%
*7%
'
42%
18%
*491
31%
Electric Co
33% Jan
29
28% Mar 19
McGraw
19%
22%
Corp
84%
' 41%
41%
500
4%
1
pfd
convertible
54% Jan
11% Dec
l"
July 13
833A
46%
1947
preferred
37'A Apr
21% Sep
83% Oct
May
$2.50
84
*83%
_1
preferred
3%Ve
84
i8%
100
common—
McCrory Stores
24
84
47%
!
McCall Corp
McCord Corp common—
22
2474
*16%
21%
;
pfd
24%
x30%
preferred—!
Stores common
Dept
24%
40%
50
conv
$3.75
24
Corp com—J_5
$3.75 preferred
May
24%
6.25
No par
Mar 11
24
*491
No par
Co—--
Chemical
98
24%
10
Corp
Electric
24
7%
CO——
97% Mar 29
92
Jan'
L)
3
7
30% Feb
8
(Glenn
5
20
21% Mar 25
26
24%
6%
—
7,300
173/s
No par
com/.
10
56,600
18%
8%
1
500
18%
18
83%
5
&
42
128%
24%
r..„,„^.No par
Field
9
18%
_1
preferred
42
*126
17%
*7%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall
*
May 12
9%
41'A
1281/2
18%
7%
(conv)—-
9%
41%
*126
17%
6%
Co—
9%
41%
128%
18%
6%
Shirt
preferred
9%
41%
*126
*71/4
Marathon
July 16
48% July 14
31% July 8
9%
41%
127
No par
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—.
Corp
4—
Marine Midland Corp common
24
9%
*41%
127
_No par
Co__
Bros
Manhattan
9%
41%
127
17%
50
Mahoning Coai
Manati
91% Jun
Jan
9
41%
*125
10
26
Feb
5
common—10
Magma Copper —J——
Magnavox Co (The)———',
92% Jan
17 Vb Jan
Mar 16
73% Mar 12
99
13%
54
25%
60%
9%
——
34% July 15
Jan
83
105
9
*52
25%
61%
24%
24
39%
54
25%
61%
88
8%
*52
25%
57'/i
Square Garden
4
28
21
15
May
24
*86
39
Macy (R H) Co Inc com_.„_No par
4%% preferred series A___
100
25
95
4
85% Nov 24
57% Sep
Sep
24
88
54
5,300
11%
7
i-_
4.25%
15% Sep
24
i
11%
10
Inc—
2
5
80
Trucks
Master
95
61%
*86
100
Mathieson
24
25%
61
11%
18%
—
4
18% Dec
*52
54
25%
11%
16%
Forbes
2
Sep
*52
:.t
18%
Working Co_
&
49% July
112% July
38
5
12
<17
Wood
21% July
33% July
62
lo
24% Jun
18
30
*
*613/e
11%
16%
series
4
16
5,100
8,200
18%
& Sons Inc
16
16
42% Dec
82'/a Jun
46
(M)
Feb
21% Nov
110% Jan
29
4,400
100
Jan
11% Dec
15%
50%
493/4
16%
Martin-Parry Corp 2
72% Dec
15%
_10
Martin
27
15%
preferred—
18% Apr
41% Nov
15%
common-
26% July 16
52
15%
372
1
,
2,100
15%
49%
47%
16%
(Mdi
4
4
1,900
22%
15%
11%
15%
52%
25%
Corp—:
8
29
334
22%
15%
15Vb
*50%
.24%
2.50
13% Feb
Dec
3%
22%
30V8
50'A
471%
3,100
16% Jan
Sep
3%
22Vb
30%
49%
47
.
4,600
5
15
*3%
22'A
'.30%'
50%
47
45%
2
45
3%
22%
50%
46%
45
14% Mar
20% Sep .14r
11%
*3%
11%
3%
22%
50%
46%
45y2
25% Feb
2
19,400
3%
50%
46%
45
14
15
30%
190
45
29
July
140
443/8
Dec
Sep
18,400
83
E
preferred
Mack
66
12
8?
,83% Jun
„
31 Vb
.
82
Sep
-
30
931/2
82%
Co
Feb
Jun
29
25% Mar 19
42
16
M
6%
9% May 18
8
88% Mar
18% Mar 20
19
15% July 15
*
9
&
Madison
28
4
55
10
33%
82
3774
82
Magic Chef
5% Jan
12
4*
27% Jun
31
'
82
37
*92%
82%
'
22% Ja
58
75
(P)
5% Jan
4
15
15
g23/4
22%
preferred—_—..100
D preferred
100
series
15
530
7
52% Jun
30
377/3
923/j
145%
Co
series
28
4
17% Sep
373/3
92%
18%.
preferred——
MacAndrews
44% July 16
19% July 15
11
98% Jun
82
37%
92
3%
rights
8% Feb
4
July
3% Jan
■4
Jan
34% Aug 28
81'A
36%
No par
8 Vb Jan
4
16% Jan
499
M
8
18% July 14
24% July 16
85% Feb
1
4
25 % Jan
22
Mar
132% Jan
12% May 10
9
4
22
Jan
16
82
37"%
92
100
81%
Lowenstein
7
10
*81 %
36%
92
50
1,900
145%
4%% preferred
Lukens Steel Co—
19
12% Jun
82
82
1*33
82%
23
12% Jan
*16%
33
33
443/4
12
5
8
27%
33
*32
145%
25
2
15
26
34
33
1,300
81%
Jun
Jan
Sep
134
44i/8
Jun
13% Dec
,
134
26
83
44% Apr
10
80
134
25%
44
101
11% Jun
22% Sep
4,400
*133Vi
-
25%
43y4
22
Apr
122
8'
•'
;
134
*25%
82%
27
40% July
12
22% Jan
15
3% Dec
Jan
9
29
15
8
24
20% Dec
21
*130%
,
25%
n%
preferred
IOO
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky)_No par
Louisville & Nashville———
50
July 15
76% July 13
68
*3%
7%
47
67
100
40
38% Mar 25
Mar 20
Feb
125
15
*23 Ve
67
5
series B
4.35%
23%
66
18%
Tobacco
Lumber
Lorillard
8,800
23
66
M
12
45
Jun
153% Feb
5
2
8
-
22
Jun
67"% Jan
23
41
26% May 18
23
65%
11 %
——_5
Aircraft
4.25%
23
22%, .22%
No par
conv
5%
1
2
20,400
43%
23%
;
■
■
10
(The)
Common
2
July
1
42% Dec
May 25
36% Sep
99
84%
16%
Long Island Lighting Co
100% July 13
21% July
137
106% M-^r
:
0
17,500
841/4
42%
50
46%
1
Co
T,«ng Prll
3
30
35 % May 25
Sep
30% Dec
4.75
2274
85%
44%
49%
46%
-25
Corp
Apr
115
22 »/8
84%
43%
33%
No par
common
27
4
22%
84%
43%
16%
Cement
4
103% Jan
22%
84%
.
18%
Gas
23 % Jan
5
22Vb
800
_L5
Star
15
Aug
3,400
42%
—_—_No par
Star
Apr
3,700
15
*41
33%
comm°n-3
100
Lone
11
26
110
22
14%
36%
5
Lone
28% Jan
16
15
14
21%
14%
7,200
No par
Loew's Inc
21% Oct
82
22
14%
,
561/4
Corp—l—No par
Cup
Lockheed
21%
55%
66'A
*32
-1
50
1
16% July 13
42% July
9
103% Jun
23% Jun
Oil
15
41%
21%
21%
14%
56
93
36
Lion
6
50
55'A
23
25%
33
*92
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
76
11
13% Jan
Mar 12
25%
82
10
25% July
12
Jan
r
6
133
*32
100
41% May 21
5
.Jan
Jtilv
300
43 Vb
131%
Co
22
Apr
104
41%
»
21%
•
131
23%
66'A
25%
1
«
45% July 15
15
22%
66
66
*131VA
2nd
Myers
4
15
23
*23
No par
Corp
2
21%
21%
.
84%
Libby—__:
Liggett &
29
*
15
22%
100
V;? «e"frFord Glass Co
McNeill &
L fe Savers
42
44
Products
164
30% Jan
67
L bby
55
*41
84'A
Fink
67'A Jan
2
20% May
4
6
25
54
41%
21%
43'A
Corp
43% July 14
54%
40%
,
85%
preferred—No par
pfd
No par
(The)—
_•
1-
&
54%
•
21%
15
22%
1st
noncum
23
Mar
56
9'
4
39% Jan
A
171% Nov
5
Sep
noncum
Lehman
21%
'
No par
.-
Werner Stores
Corp
10% Apr
40%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
20
1
54%
40%
1
.•
(The)
4
34%'Jun 10
63 J Dec 29
35% Sep
19% Feb
2
Feb
53%
,
44%
'7
16 Vb Jan
22% Mar 17
42% Feb
104
No par
Lehn
14
Jun
Co
18% May 24
29
1 05%
*103
10
4
* Dec
155
15
40% July
*104 74
104
84%
.
15% Jan
8% Jan
^
4
*102%
105%
*103
common
18% Mar 27
33% Sep
16
Jan
104
*104%
No par
Lehigh Portland Cement-^
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal common
22
30
*102%
1
„
% Dec
100
97
104
Navigation Co
41% July 13
13
*95%
105%
43%
(cum)
?oi«mes),
Sons Co
i
preferred
Lehigh Coal &
T
97
103%
»0h7,
Lee Diw
Rubber & Tire-
May 10
*95%
5,900
103%
in
24% July 16
96%
*95
2,200
38%
38
*103
i-lfw S P™
*
38%
*104%
I1!/ J?ryanr cor'lmon—
6
38%
9,800
2%
104
4
Co
*2%
105%
common
&
2%
'<•
104
2.50
(The)
n
m
1% Dec
33% Dec
H)
Co
57i/4
->2%
38%
*103
*s.
22
6% Dec
'
(S
F
Lamber*
25
Jan
20
22% Jan
29
Kress
Kroger
6
May 25
23
Feu
16
67
7
Feb
24
51% July
27 % May
7
3
11 % Jan
23
Jan
29% Feb
July 14
7% Oct
8
58
57%
2%
38 Vb
*102%
Kresge (S S) Co!
1)6
38%
57%
*23/8
>
96%
No par
preferred
11% May 24
5% Feb 18
3% May 27
25% Aug 20
18 % Mar 18
*
Inc
58
31 Vb
*104%
preferred—„_No par
Co
57%
38%
103%
5
L
*
18% Sep
„14
18
42
preferred
prior
4%
34% Jan 23
48% Feb
7
5% Feb
28
19% Jan
10
July 14
$5
Koppers
May 20
Shares
36%
105%
_-_l
_
Kinney (G R) Co
13
*95
38
104
8.75
„_
"King-Seeley Corp
Apr 29
86
96%
37 %
103%
50
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp com_
July 16
the Week
*102%
—No par
Kern
conv
Friday
July 16
July 15
*104%
preferred
Kennecott Copper
4%
July 14
>
Power & Light Co
(Julius) & Co—
Hayes Wheel——
Kayser
July 13
100
——
non-cum
*
100
—!—^
City Southern—
'Kansas
*95
preferred——______100
preferred
'Kelsey
1
39
6
100
*
preferred
4%
23% May 17
68% Jun 30
28% Sep
81% Dec
•
cum
Common
24
(conv%
preferred
4.50%
85% July 9
49% May 21
4
3
Vb
preferred
4.2C%
9
22% July 12
4
Jan
24% Feb
16
101
Mar 31
42
21
1
15
Nov
4%
56% July 16
May 13
22
July 15
.
37% Oct
21
3.80%
15
104% Aor
cum
Kansas
17
t
104% Apr
May 26
36% Sep
32% Jun
13% Sep
59% Sep
5%
18
97% Mar 18
7
102
2
3 % Jan
12
104% Jan
16
Jan
Corp
'
"
*
Chem
&
•
38% July 14
28
.
•
K
Kaiser Alum
1
58% July
4
Apr
100
40% July
'
Sales for
Tuesda^ ^"w^dSSdfy ^ ?E Thursday
' Monday
July 12
EXCHANGE
'
*
STOCK
Par
Highest
95
107%
28
97
'93
107%
28
106
97
95
107%
28 Vb
1A
*104
96%
90
106
70
96%
*93
95
*107
108
273A
28
20
,
10
2.800
For 'nofnni»~
I
21
Monday, July 19, 1954
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
22
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«
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•
Lowest
90% Jun
27% Mar
9
26% Jan
32% July
46% Jan
22
22% Jun
9
29 % Dec
14
7
30
Feb
139
7
21% Oct
9
16% Jan
26
24
Nov
20
8% Dec
31
19%
Jaii
2
Midland
24
25% July
21 % Jan
24% Mar 20
3
Feb
13«
126% Jan
9
125% Oct
Middle
53% Feb
42
6
60% Dec
3
11
8% Dec
29
Oct
69
104
Jan
22
4
28
19
Jan
11
99% Jun
26
70% Jun
102
29
71% Jan
Minn
1
$4
13
Apr
12
1
88
Jan
5
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
21% Jan
21
23% Feb
1
15
Min
17
21% Dec
18
34% Mar 25
27% Jan
4
34% Mar 30
Mission
14
23% Mar 25
15% Jun
29
19 % Marl6
Mission
10
41% Mar 17
37
Jan
6% Mar 12
4
% Jan
4
57% Sep
15
70% Aug
33% Sep
15
58 % Jan
44% Jun
4
31
22
Dec
13
31
Jan
15% Sep
79
Sep
6
61
40
Jan
33% Dec
20% Mar 23
11
13
14
28% Mar 11
19
32%
32i/4
32%
32%
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%.
32%
32%
:
*104
___Nopar
Power &
>
7%
94%
91
94%
66%
67
65%
66%
*104%
105
•
/
5,400
10%
*74%
20
75
.
100
,
10%
10%
74%
6,000
,
105 n
10%
75
2,500
10,
105
74%
10%
9%
74%
9%
12,000
100
.
19%
19%
20
20
20
*19%
20%
300
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,500
29%
30%
301/4
30%
30%
31
29%
301/4
29'A
29%
12,300
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
15"%
16%
9,600
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
43%
42%
43%
11,200
7%
8%
7%
7% V
No par
RR com
conv
Mills
8
*19%
-20
7%
8
7%
8
6,800
64%
8
66%
x64%
65%
65
651/4
64%
65%
65
5,100
42%
43%
43%
44%
43%
45
45%
45%
44%
45
6,100
*21 %
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
1,700
13%
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,600
21
20%
20%
20%
21
65%
100
pfd_100
20
1.25
preferred series A
97% May 12
23% Jun
3
Monsanto
13%
21%
20%
21
92%
92%
90%
91%
90
91%
89%
90%
90%
91%
7,500
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
7,800
No par
Montana Power Co (The)
13%
20%
5
Monarch
13%
No par
Machine Tool
22% May 27
Chemical
9%
74%
21%
10%
91%
1
5
10
Mojud Co Inc
19
9%
74%
10
22
10
104%
104%
75%
10
*74%
4,800
29
21%
23%
Corp
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
.
21%
28%
67
"
66%
67%
104%
*104
7,400
10
90%
66%
68
104%
28%
28%
93
10
94%
1,300
25
Development Co
Mohawk Carpet
v
96
25%
28%
21%
10'/a
100
25%
21%
28%
21%
900
25%
25%
No par
Light
4
Jan
67 %
-No par
•
28%
10
92
9%
1.50
25
281/4
21%
94%
25
25%
6,800
129%
129
130
*129
129
21%
28%
9%
100
16
15 % Jan
28'/a
♦20%
129
129
25'A
25%
25%
_
common
*128%
129
No par
.
17
5
♦128
100
10
32%
32%
32%
_5
common
Corp__
Missouri-Kan-Tex
69% Mar 22
10,900
32%
32%
54% Feb
79% Mar 29
20
95% Jan
32%
5
16% Jan
15
17% Sep
32
24% Feb
Mar 31
15% Mar 25
5
32%
4
19% May
17
32
Inc
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
4
9% Apr 29
Mar 17
23
10
1
83%
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
15% Sep
Dec
81
& Mfg
Minnesota
24% Oct
4
83%
1st preferred
19% Nov
34% Jun
83'A
preferred—™.
$5.50
21
21
Feb
84%
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
22
9
18% Nov
84
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
11% Jan 21
78
84%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
29
105% Apr
5
4
May
9% Jan
19% Jan 23
84%
issued"
"When
Jun
10% Jan
55% Jan
30
85%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
29% Jun 28
21
67
68% Nov
94% Jan
26
8% Jan
27
Apr
Jan
20% Jun
20
Oil
Shares
84%
Prod
Steel
Midwest
9
July 14
July 13
July 12
10
1st preferred
8%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
July 16
July 15
Utilities
South
9
Tuesday
Monday
Petroleum
Mid-Continent
17
34% Jun
Feb
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
65% Jan
66% Dec
-
'
31
Highest
Lowest
55 Va Sep
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday -
LOW AND
STOCKS
35%
35%
351/2
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
36
36%
6,300
36%
34%
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
*20%
1,600
10
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
37
29% Nov
17
40% Dec
31 % Feb
1
49% Jun
3
37%
36%
36%
36%
36
13,500
56
Jan
4
68% July
2
Montgomery Ward & Co
67
67%
67%
60 '/s
65% Mar 19
66%
66%
18
1
No par
36%
53% Sep
66%
67
66%
68%
27,100
15
4
15% July 14
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
14%
15
14%
15%
18% Apr
15
15
15
12% Jan
14%
11% Sep
15%
14%
15%
11% Mar 24
14% Feb
Morrell
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
43
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45
43%
44%
25% Jun
11
10% Sep
15
15% Apr
16
29% Dec
29
43% Jan
6
21
Dec
31
29
27% Jan
14
27% Mar 16
18
23
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
28% July 15
28% Mar 24
Mullins
26% Mar 13
5
14% May 19
13% Jan
7
16% Apr
31
50
39% Jun
29
47% Feb
104% May 18
16% Sep
110% Mar
24% Feb
15
Jun
18% Jan
26
Feb
23
30
Murray Corp of America com_
4 ft
30
42% Jan/
42% Aug 26
35% Dec 29
50
Feb
51
74
Sep 15
99% Jan
28
Oct
47
Jun
4
42%
Ma!y 27
74% Mar 29
87
Jun
30
25
4
37
Feb / 2
46% May 26
36% Mar 25
Jan
Myers
44
5,200
2,300
•
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
281/4
28%
28 »/2
27%
28%
23 %
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23'/a
preferred
(F E) & Bros
14,200
19
23
1
5
1
100
10
50
Mfg Corp
23% Jun
11
xl2%
1
23%
Corp
Corp
Murphy Co (G C) common4%% preferred
110
9
106
3
8
2
37
5
Munsingwear Inc
19% Jan
15
Jan
5
361/4
10
Mueller Brass Co
23 % Jan
Dec
6
3
Inc
24% Apr 26
43
Jan
Motorola
& Co_
4
Apr
12
Sep
(John)
1
23
21% Mar
6
8
Co
28
16% Jun
34% Mar 18
21% Dec
21% Sep
Oil
Monterey
July 15
45
4
30% Jan
May 18
22%
*39%
40
108
40
23%
23%
*46'A
47 %
39%
39%
40
14%
41
108
23%
*45%
14%
41%
*107
47%
23
45
14%
41
41%
108
108
22%
44%
No par
41%
41%
108
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
41 %
*107
23%
23%
23%
14%
23%
39%
1,900
17,300
5,500
14%
1,400
40
40%
4,700
*108
109%
50
23%
22,300
4iy8
108
*46
8,600
,
23%
23%
47%
*46 %
40
48
40%
40%
300
500
N
6
11% Sep
14
16% Sep
19% Sep
34
12% May
15% Feb
13% May 11
19
Jan
20% Jan
29
National Acme Co
National Airlines
July 16
19
22
21 % Mar
9
15
25% Mar 20
14
38
36 % Jan
42% July 16
180
172% Jan
14
11
13% Feb 26
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
Mar 19
174% Dec
24
10
Apr
5
84
24
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
15
15% Apr
21
May 11
17% Jan 25
10% Jan
4
13% July 15
25% July 15
5
19% Jan
Aug 31
20%* Dec
Sep 21
56% Jun 10
17% Feb
18
21
66% Dec
14
62 % Feb
25
83
July 15
July 15
12
29
15% Jan
8
12% Jan
4
14
Jun
16% Sep
22
23 % Jan
6
16% May
84
Dec
29
99% Jan
5
87% Jan
20% Jan
97% Feb
17% Sep
85% Dec
1
22% May 26
20 % Jan
33
15
96
Nov
6
29% Apr
24
38% Dec
31
15
Dec
155 % Jun
132
19% Mar 27
Feb
4'Aft
12
56% July 16
26% Jan
4
29
National Sugar
24% Jan
4
33% July 16
90
4
98% July
172
July
7
180% May
5
152% Apr
9
141% Jan
Jan
15
11
20% Dec
31
37% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
25
25% Sep
40% Sep
21
32% Jan
26% Jan
11
14
52% Jan
5
25% Oct
26
30% Jan
12
22% Sep
21
9% Dec
104% Jan
91
4
% Jan
14
28
10% Jun
10
13% Jan
24
5
85% Jun
30
12% Jun
11
Jun
18
6
4
26
11 % Jan
4
8
14
Jan
105
Jan
•31% Mar
6
92% Jan
Feb
11
14
60
67% Jan
34
25% Jan
23% Sep
8
-
28
Jan
12
30
May 11
15% July 15
Apr
30
July
7
15% July 13
May 11
5
75
4
*
Neisner Bros Inc common
4% ft preferred
25
1
100
3%ft preferred
100
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4ft pfd—100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
100
72% Mar 23
16% Jan
1
97
4
64
No par
Corp
Newberry Co (J J)
40% Jan
20
1
36% July 15
,
6
94
6
Jan
Feb
Fibre Co
Natomas Co
Nehi
Mar 29
106
1
5
Jan
56
National Vulcanized
15% July 16
8
5
100
1
Newport Industries
4%% preferred
34% July 15
17% Sep
17
23% Mar 17
.18% Jan
4
18% Dec
29
25% Jan 30
18% Jan
11
Apr
14
Feb
1
common
18,000
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,500
27
27%
27%
27%
28
277/8
29
3,600
41%
41%
42
42
42%
41%
42%
174%
174%
174%
*174%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14,500
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
82
82
82%
2,200
16%
16%
16%
5,300
12%
13
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
45,700
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
11,700
20%
20 %
20%
21
20%
21
12,800
79%
80%
80%
83
82%
83
Xl3%
13 %
13%
14
13%
13%
3,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
68,700
*93%
94%
700
32%
15,600
20%
20%
79
80%
13%
14
19%
92
93
19
*92%
16%
93%
16%
*93
104
176
17
31%
32%
32%
33
103%
*103%
104
32%
*103
52%
52%
53%
176%
175%
175%
*176
176%
176
148
149
*148%
150
149
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
54
10%
22%
22%
*32%
55%
55%
55
55%
55%
28%
28%
31%
31%
*97%
98%
33 %
33%
134
134
7%
7%
11
11%
5%
6%
12
12%
14%
14%
\ *105% 106%
35
35
*
*94%
95%
14%
15
*98
102
57% -58%
14%
15%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
34
33 %
33
*131
33%
*131
,135
7%
33%
23%
23%
23%
34'%
*33%
34%
800
55%
56%
8,500
28%
28%
700
33%
32%
33%
25,100
98%
98
98'/a
30
32%
3,600
32%
♦129
8
7%
33
32%
129%
800
6%
36,800
12%
12'A
1,400
6%
6%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
14%
15%
*14%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
15
*93%
-
*93%
95
14%
14%
15
*98
102
*98
58%
57%
<*-93%
95
15%
57%
15
15%
15%
106 %,
57%
57
36%
95
57
>
15%
15%
15%
74%
74'%
75
57
14%
15%:
*73%
24,100
102
56%
15%
2,100
15%
15%
r*98
.
1,400
106%
-
*93%
15%
102
74%
15%
36
r
:
96
15%
*105%
36%
*98
102
61,200
11%
6%
6%
15
8
7%
6%
11
100
11%
6%
11%
134
8
7%
11%
12'/a
15%
*74%
2,900
r
11,700
90
33%
*72
34
*128%
11
7%
6%
35
2,600
22%
*107/a
*105%
80
280
1,200
*33%
34
135
*11
12,500
10%
10%
56
22%
53%
52%
32%
1
160
149
149%
53%
55%
73
11,700
177
10 %
1
250
104
52'A
22%
73.
Va
175%
•
9,700
176
16%
94
103%
32%
31%
103%
16%
176
32
.100
:
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
33%
33%
33%
34
34%
34%
I.
'34% '
18%
18%
19%
19%
20%
15,500
76
;
4,700
5
18%
19
18%
19
18%
No par
20%
21
21
22%
21%
22%
22%
23%
22%
22%
90,600
20
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
14,900
100
110
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
Brake
5
New
York
Air
15
New
York
Central
20% Mar
26
No par
common
2,600
15%
•
13%
10%
22%
32
National Theatres Inc
8
6% July 13
13
10%
22%
32
10
100
43%
15
149%
par
No par
43
15
174%
148
par
National Tea Co common
r 4.20ft conv preferred
.
July 14
11% Apr
13% Jan
86
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
30
8
17
31% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
Dec
19
12
Mar 25
38
19
6% Feb
Feb
106
9
33% Apr
Ref Co
43
14%
41%
19%
148
'54%
430
42%
14%
26%
176% 176%
10
85%
85
43
13%
19%
100
1
85-%
42%
14 %
14
5
100
National Supply (The) Pa com
4%ft preferred
7
134% Apr
par
.
27
Jan
7
,
4% Jan
16% Apr
27
Jan
May 21
May 24
33% July 13
4
28% Jan
114
10% Jan
7% Mar
13% Feb
Jan
Jan
12
12% Jan
31% Jun
85
5
Nov
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
2
Sep
4% Dec
46
29% May 20
21
10
105
6
31% Jan
86% Sep 25
24% Jan
6
8 % Feb
29
1
85%
43%
14'/8
14
18%
85%
42%
91%
92%
32%
32%
103'% 103%
53
54
100
4
55
Jan
4
9
pfd series of 1951
Jan
38
4
Nov
5
Department Stores
85%
86%
'
26"%
26%
41 %
42
175
175%
13"%
14%
80% 81%
16%
16%
12%
13
23%
23%
20%
20%
78
79
13%
13%
National Distillers Prod common__5
20
July 15
July 13
104
93 % Jan
146
15
National
25
National Gypsum Co common
$4.50 preferred
No
National Lead Co common
7ft preferred A
6ft preferred B
National Linen Service Corp
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
National Shares Corp
No
National Steel Corp
173% Noy
3
Apr
7
2
14
1
National Aviation Corp
5
National Biscuit Co common
10
7% preferred A_
100
National Can Corp
10
National Cash Register
No par
National City Lines Inc
1
National Container Co common
1
$1.25 conv preferred
25
National Cylinder Gas Co
1
National Dairy Products
5
21
15% May
Jan
1
1
-
86
85%
85%
43%
43%
14%
14%
100
National Automotive Fibres Inc
19
57% Jan
60% Dec
2
Sep
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
25
8
158% Jun
19
Jan
15% Jan
Sep
9
2
New York Chic <fc St Louis Co—
30
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
32% Apr
21
101% Jun
10
109 % Mar
9
106% Jan
6
110% May
7
9
21% Jun
3
New York City Omnibus Corp_No par
1
New York Dock
14% May
17% July 13
15% Mar
70
l
63'
59% Oct
13
80
11
92
5
520
Sep
400
May
Jan
20
Feb
;
9
Jan
8
}
37% May 17
Mar
69
Jan
20
85 % Jan
14
90
Jan
515
Jun
6ft
29
6
Common
28
348
Apr
19% Jun
16
34
Feb
18
22
49% Dec
29
65% Feb
5
51
31% Sep
21
37% Mar 23
80% Jun
11
92", Jan 22
91
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
J
75
Apr
28
80% Nov
10
82% Jan
25
79
Jun
22
87% Jan
8
87
Jun
29
1
\
.: 31 % Mar
Mar 23
$5
preferred series A
non-cum
61% July 16
14% Apr
2
20% July 12
35% Apr 28
40% July 13
94% Nov
86
13
Jun
Jan
7
Sep
15
39% Dec
22% Jun
92
Jan
87
25
Mar 24
-
100% Mar 30
102% July
26
17% Jan
23
53% Jan
30
39% Jan
4
43% Feb
26
16
23% Jun
25
26% Apr
19
Jun
19
23% Mar 24
20
Jan
4
15% Sep
15
22% Dec 21
20
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
19
8
83
Sep
...
July
14
15
Jan
8
6
87
Jan
16
81
2
38
34% Sep
24
46% Jan
103% Oct
6
107% Nov
4
52
Sep
14
84
Jan
5
11% Jun
16
14% Dec
16
78
Jun
Apr
22% Apr
6
8
6
107% Mar 31
12
25
preferred
19
53% July
1
64% Mar
13% Jan
4
15% July 16
85
4
4
Apr
24
87
18
1"9
89% Jun
19
101
12%
Jun~15
18%
Mar 19
r
j
Jan
>,
9
Mar" 17
Jan
105% July 15
99
Jan
12
100% July
7
16% Jan 11
95
*.
Mar 25
108% Feb
103% Apr
100 %
35
9
2
July 7
July 16
July 15
8% Dec
29
14% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
11
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
19% July 16
18% Sep
18
25 % Apr
9
34% Jun
10
943/e Jun
12
nc^ Feb
2
83
12
19% Mar
2
.
25
July 15
1,800
20%
3,700
k J
70
27%
27%
27%
27%;
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
20 Va
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
X40%
60
'
-
91%
*88%
*455
27%
39"%
Northern Natural Gas Co
10
preferred
100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
470
.
*
20
10
.
5,200
27%.
27%
60%
61 %
3,900
20%
19%
20%
101,100
40%
40%
40%
.
.,
■
k
84%
84%
91
96%
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91%
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98
97
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102
102
1
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97
102
41%
95
31%
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94
85
85%
85%
85%
91%
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91%
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40%
31
97
*101%
31%
31%
4,300
95
*92%
31%
.21%
21%
95
31
31%
16,500
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1
97
86
500
*89%
91%
200
97
330
97
101%
102
101%
260
1,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
40%
41
40%
41
41%
21%
41%
25
24%
24%
24%
24% 1
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25
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1,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
35
37%
36%
37%
37%
38%
38%
40%
137,400
12%
19,100
40 %
*24%
17,500
14,800
12%
12%
127/8
12%
83%
*81%
83%
*82
83%
82
82
30
41%
42 %
42
42%
41%
42
9,300
108%
12%
*81%
108%
108%
*108%
108%
108%
♦42
41%
42
%
13
12%
-
no
108%
*108% 108%
54%
55%
*108%
55
56%
55%
56
54%
55%
54%
55
25,700
15
15%
88
89
105% 105%
*101% 102
*100% 101%
32
34'A
9%
9%
18%
18%
23%
23%
15%
15'A
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
14,200
(Minn)—
Common
5
$3.60
preferred
100
$4.80
preferred
_100
preferred
100
Preferred 4.08ft
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
84%
101% 102
*21%
21%
40%
40%
*24%
25
24%
24%
34%
34%
12'A
13
*81%
83%
25
1
31
30%
91
96%
_1
Co
*92%
30%
84%
2
Central Ry
*92%
94
*92%
50
4.6ft
91%
470
60%
lo
$4.10
*455
27%
25
Northern States Pwr Co.
100% Jun
470
60%
20%
Adjustment preferred
5%%
*88%
90
470
*68
70
27%
100
Northern
23
>
*68
59"%
100
Mar 23
Feb
70%
90
90
518
110%
20
'
27%
100
July 12
~
*88%
110-
:
1
preferred
13
43% Apr
*68
70
*470
.
19%
Electric <fc Gas Corp—
89
111
66
110
100
series A
North American Co
North American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
July 16
40% July 16
ii
518
Norfolk & Western Ry common
;
*68
89
*470
4.10% preferred
Nopco Chemical Co-
10
12
3.60%
3.90ft
2
20% Jan
Jan
89
50
Common
No par
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40ft
preferred
100
4
July 13
92% Mar 11
7
Jun
No par
New York Shipbuilding Corp
31 %
5
100
16
96% Feb
-
4
preferred
Preferred 5%
N Y State
19%
67%
—No par
NY New Haven & Hartford Co_100
3
7
110
common
N Y & Harlem RR Co
Apr
-
19%
1
common
preferred
10
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
89
89%
*105
I 105%
*89%
90
*105
105%
89%
105%
88%
310
105%
*105
1053/4
330
90
88%
101 %
101 %
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102
*101%
102
*101%
102
*100%
102%
♦100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
34
33%
34%
34
35
25,200
19.300
33%
34'
33%
50
10
10%
10 %
11
10%
10%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
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23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24'A
25
6,600
43%
6,000
9%
10%
o
100
Jun
May 18
97% Jun
12
49% Jun
10
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1
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1
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Jan 4
Jan 4
Jan 5
Jan 6
Jun 18
Jan 4
26% Jan 4
18% Jan
20
21% Jun
—
For footnotes
38%
1023A
92'/4
106%
104%
54'A
9
44% July 14
1083/4 Apr 7
98% July 15
110%
108
69
313/4
20
Jan 29
Apr 26
May 7
July 16
Apr
1
23% May 24
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44ft preferred
Ohio Oil Co—
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
Natural
43% 44
107% 107%
97
97
108% 108%
*105% 107
Gas
No par
com
,10
61%
29%
62%
29%
20
preferred
Oklahoma
12
100
100
100
100
*19%
7.50
22%
20%
23%
ua^ 2b
/
43% 43%
106% 106Va
98
98
*107% 108%
*1063A 107%
61% 62'A
30
30%
*19%
22%
20%
223A
44
43%
44%
43%
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107%
1063A
106%
*97%
98%
98%
98%
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108%
*106
107'/a
108
43%
107
98%
140
107
160
98%
108
*107
107%
*106|
140
108
107%
60
61%
62'A
60%
62
59%
60%
9,900
30%
30%
30%
31%
31 %
313/4
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*19%
20'A
*19%
20%
*19%
20 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,200
Number 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume ISO
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
!
15
14% Feb
23
8% Dec
3
LOW AND
-*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
87% Jun
-10%
10%
10%
10%
x83 %
84 %
84
84.
19%
19%
20
:—No par
58%
59 y8
58
25
25
24%
No pas
•85
Corp
common
95% Jan
9
4
15% Dec
28
14% Jan 26
20% Jun
7
37% AUg 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
62
7
Otis
71% Sep
9% Mat
11
July
23% Jun
2~
79% Oct
84
Jan
28 % Jun
83
6
22 *
29
87
Apr
11% Feb
17
16% Oct
15
18
55% Dec
21
SO
Sep
Jan
30
Elevator
Jan
8
Outlet
16% Jan
13% Mar 111
38
;
Co
4
Overland
—
—
-•
1
(The)
Corp
11
74% July 16
12
93% July 14
19
Pabco
69 % Jun
16
81
Mar 12
77% Jan
11% Jun
18
16
Dee 11
14% Jan 20
%
85%
i4y8
91
SALE
PRICES
Friday
1
the Week
^
Shares
July 16
\
10%;
85
20
i93/4
20 y8
58%
•85
10%
84
58%
58%
24%
23%
24
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,200
853/4
73
74
74
741/2
2,400
923/4
93%
92
93%
-
853/4
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•85
19 %
;•
581/4
:
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20%
59'
»
24
-
24 y4
•85%
14%
14y4
♦14 y8
141%
72 y8
73%
73%
72%
73%
92
93%
92%
933/4
♦84%
20%
10,500
58%
591/4
2,500
233/s
24
4,700
•833/4
-
19%
86
*
•
86
18%
92
•
Sales for
-
Thursday v
July 15
14 y8
71%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
12.50
*
HIGH
Wednesday
July 14
Outboard Marine & Mfg new—83%c
15
Jan
Tuesday
July 13
July 12
4%V convertible preferred—100
Omnibus Corp (The)
5
73
Monday
Par
.1
Oliver
12% Jan 20
4
9% Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
CMtiniiad—Pig® •
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
23
-
181/4
18
85
50
7,300
I81/4
♦85
13,700
86
120
-
P
Oct
80
13% Jan
7% Oct
6
34% Dec
21
55% Jun
16
25% Jun
16
34% Jun
32% Nov
40
10
2
31
33% Feb
Jan
12
114% Jan
13
22
137% Jan
4
8% Jan
28
4% May 18
47% Mar 31
27% July 16
-
15
22% Feb 20
8% Apr
16
9% Jan
8
3% Dec
28
6% Jan
19
33
91
97% Jan
«
5% 8ep
-
15
10
24% Sep
15
30% Mar 27
2
;
Pacific
Feb
6%
Jan
Consolidated
Pan-American Petrol
4%
&
7
21V4 iway
33% July 16
Park
44% Jan
7
30% Jun
22
37% Jan
29
Parke Davis
& Co
39 7/8 Jan
30
35% Jan
15
40% Jun
1
Parker
Proof
6% Sep
15
8y8 Jan
5
6% Feb
17
4% Sep
21
8% Apr
9
3% Mar 12
6
Jan
8
18
Jan
7
34
Jan
38% Dec
5
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
27 y4 Aug
10
32
3
7
39
30% Jan
11
Dec
4
10
May
25% Jun
29% Jan 29
29% Nov
30
27% Jun
24
81% Dec
9
73% Jan
4
89% July
30% Sep
14
39% Mar 19
37% Jan
4
51% July 16
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
37% Apr
101
Jun
2
107% Feb
3
10
35% Mar 18
107
35% Jan
4
106% Feb
30% Jun
47
13
18
109
Mar 18
44
7
May 26
107
104
No par
25
25
25
No par
Telep common
preferred
$1.30
preferred
(J C) Co
Penney
July 16
Mar
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
4
19
29
52% Jan
5
41
2
50% July
10
Sep
15
14y„ Apr
23
5
18 V2 Jun
16
Penn-Texas
28% Sep
32% May 27
Mar 18
32% Jan
15
Peoples
Sep
14
10% Jan
15
38% Aug 21
99
Sep
17% Sep
14% Dec
26
8
15
30
July 28
91% Jun
18
148% Mar 16
48
Dec
22
16% Mar 12
Pepsi-Cola
13% Jan
4
46
Feb
11
55
105
Jan
30
101 % Feb
9
107
21% Mar
6
19% Mar 25
18% Jan
11% Apr
4
20
34% Oct
20
30 % Jun
20
108% Jan
2
100% Jun
29
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
20% Jun
24
25% Mar 17
111
Jan
5
30% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
106
Jan
5
May 24
May 19
24% May 27
41% July
7
39% May 26
3
113% Mar 29
99
Jan
2
94
May 28
101
Apr
2
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
107
Apr
27
107
Jan
11
110
May
7
108% Nov
12
21
18% Jan
8
36% Jan
80
28
88
Nov
29
55
Mar 13
Apr
41% Dec
88% Dec
29
87
101
Jan
7% May
Jun
23
Apr
27
Mar
92% Jan
1
98
Jan
29
93% F»b
15
69% Mar 25
30
19
21
37% Jan
95
July 22
19
Jan
6
106% May 22
May 18
101
Jan
14
53% Jan
July 13
Apr
-8
90
Jan
11
Jan
29
148% Apr
153% Jttn
21
162
Sep
3
155
July
1
160
Apr
11
165
Feb
6
162
Jan
6
169
Mar
58% Mar 16
52
Jun
9
59% Feb
10
15
5
4
6% Dec
31
9% Feb
6% Jan
4
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
18% May 27
21
59% Dec 31
73% Feb
27
60% Jan
4
70% Jun
11
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
73% Jun
3
17% 8ep
15
75
25% Mar 18
150
146
Jsn
9
18
Sep
14
31% Jan
14
98
86
Sep
26
Apr 27
2
July 30
19% Jan
16
Jan
29% Jun
24
35
24
3
22
29
23
13
17% Jan
Jun
8
7% Sep
15
34% Jan
8
16
59% July
1
9% Dec 31
19% Mar 23
29
Poor
16% Jan
19
7% May
7
7
34
May
16
68
Feb
Jan
Apr
9% Jan
26
5
5
5
17
4%%
88
Jun
30
Procter
Publicker Industries Inc com
9% Mar 31
11
Jan
20
82% Jan
5
72% Mar .16
80
Jan
20
5
35% Dec
11
33% Jan
39% July 13
Public Serv Co of
29% Jun
18
37% Dec
29
35% Jan
7
41
Public
73
Jun
23
84 4 Nov
8
82% Jan
7
92% Mar
22
Jun
3
26
Jan
5
25% Jan
12
24% Jun
22
27% Jan
20
25% Jan
4
28% July 15
27% Feb
4
29% July 15
103% Apr
6
24% Jun
9
92
4
Jun
35% Sep
15
42% Sep
14
103
Jun
2
18
24
25% Jan
Jan
6
97% Jun
2
43% Jan
20
40% Jan
4
102
27
55
July 16
3
Mar 19
May 17
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
64% May 24
109% Mar
4
108
Apr
6
110% Jan 29
30% Mar
9
28
Jan
4
33% July 15
17
146 % Feb
2
143
Jan
5
155% Apr 21
20% Sep 15
25% Jan
2
21% Jan
15
24% Apr
11
32% July
25% Aug 31
131% Jun
21
Nov
19
29% Jan
8
22% Jan
68
Jun
it
79
Jan
2
76
2% Oct
15
1% Jan
•
3% S£p
15
86
35% Doc
26
30
5% Dec
9*
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Nov
1
4
9
MarSE
Jan
4
2% Jan
28
4% Mar
90% Jan
37
Jan
1
12
4
81% Feb
29
6
11
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105 %
105%
80
433/a
43%
107%
43%
108
433/8
„
10,600
44
220
16%
16
16%
16%
163/a
16%
16%
16%
163/8
59,600
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 3/a
49%
49%
49
49 %
3,400
17
6,700
32%
17
43%
17%
16%
*32 3/a
32%
*32 3/a
32%
155%
17%
157
155%
156%
156%
43%
43%
44%
46
46
46%
46 Va
46 %
14%
143/4
14%
15%
143/4
15
40,400
54
54
54
54%
55
400
105
*103
105
16%
15
14%
143/4
54
*523/4
22%
11%
*103
105
*103
105
*523/4
54
16%
*32%
156
17
32%
157
16%
32%
155
*103
2,000
800
105
22 %
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
11%
11. 5/B
200
32%
156
22%
*22
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
113/4
12
100
(The) com
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
6%
25%
*1093/4
99%
105
104
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
104
107
*107
108%
*107
108%
*107
108%
*107
8%
8%
35%
363/8
800
4,300
Raybestos-Manhattan
No aar
*94%
*110%
*98
8 5/8
3,900
373/a
22,000
95
*94%
36%
86
*81
60%
11%
*10%
11
*10%
433/4
44%
*100
102
♦100
28%
59%
603/4
60%
43%
44
101
41%
*96
28%
28
28%
♦105
*105
_
95
♦94%
83%
79%
51%
13%
36%
35 3/4
36%
31,400
86%
*84%
86%
300
♦81
85
*81
85
41%
*40%
43
43
97
*96
97
*96
853/4
59%
603/a
10%
11
43%
43%
*100
102
273/4
28%
60%
11
43%
102
28
*105
...
"30
43
97
58s/8
♦10%
43%
100
593/4
12
300
43%
273/4
30
273/4
2,200
4,100 1
18%
18%
18%
18%
83%
*82
83%
*82
83%
83%
83%
79%
*79
80 %
*79%
80%
78%
79
79%
18
1
52
513/4
513/4
13%
13%
*13%
18%
18%
53
13%
*53%
13%
533/4
13%
158
♦154%
158
*154%
158
163
*161
163
♦161
163
♦161
163
6%
55%
563/4
56
6 3/4
6%
6%
56%
6%
53%
133/4 <
*154%
162
162
56
56 3/a
6 3/4
6%
5,200
17
2,000
17
17
*69
70
♦69
71%
*71%
71%
22%
22
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
*148
153
*148
153
70
153
160
563/4
*71%
*69
2,600
3,900
6%
71%
17%
70
54
14
158
56%
71%
17
173/8
17
♦69
10
300
63/4
71%
17%
1,700
100
*82
*154%
70 \
16,900
♦105
158
56%
80
95
35%
*84%
18
18
10
108%
8 3/a
35 5/a
853/4
180
363/4
86
43
1,300
104
8%
36%
98
99%
373/a
85
43
40
111
8%
94%
♦81
99%
790
36%
85
*96
*110%
100
43,400
83/a
36%
95
111
31%
104
36%
94
17
*148
153
15,600
50
70
*22
*149
71%
1,000
22%
71%
1,200 I
153
26
•26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/s
106%
1063/4
106 3/4
106%
106 %
106%
106 %
1055/a
106
12%
12%
12%
123/s
123/8
125/8
123/4
*123/8
12
263%
26%
263/4
27
26%
26%
3,800
220
3/4
800
26%
26%
4,300
26%
26%
26 5/8
•
26%
263/4
26%
26%
263/8
*26%
16%
163/a
26'/2
16%
163/s
16%
163/4
16%
17
17%
2,800
183/4
18%
18%
18%
183/4
183/4
18%
18%
.5,400
30,400
27
8%
8%
85/8
9%
8%
9%
36%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
86 3/a
86%
86
86%
85%
86
9%
93/8
95/8
10%
10%
10%
763/4
♦76%
763/4
♦76 Va
763/4
700
36%
86%
86%
8%
36%
8%
*36
9%
93/4
♦76%
763/4
200
9,300
14,400
-
*76%
39
38%
38%
39
♦86%
30
38%
39%
38%
1
39
39
39
39
39
4,800
39
393/a
39%
393/4
40%
41
5,400
88
*86%
88
88
♦86%
87%
26%
26%
26%
*25%
26%
26%
263/a
*25%
263/a
300
27%
27 %.
27%
27%
28
27%
28 3/4
28%
28%
25,000
295/8
•29 3/a
29%
7,400
101%
101%
101%
29%
29
29%
29%
♦101
29%
101%
*86%
29%
♦101
40
30%
151
23%
101%
101%
54%
53%
54%
53%
543/8
545/s
54%
54
54%
15,100
56%
i08 '2
101%
553/4
56%
553/8
56'/a
55%
563/8
55%
56
14,200
109%
109%
110
220
111
31%
151
24
6%
pfd
36
37%
1
1
100
Theatres Corp
8 3/a
8%
35%
32
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
253/b
99%
80%
RKO
25%
*1093/4
100
31%
6
25%
111
80%
8% July
25%
111
31V4
103 %
*98
America com„No par
—
25 %
31%
105
100
1st preferred.———No par
Corp
104
25 3/8
253/8
109%
31%
32%
103
87%
J
No par
common
31%
9%
88/2
preferred
32%
76%
5
Quaker Oats Co
$3.50
25
8%
~ y/a
Radio Corp of
43/8
4
36%
87
100
(The)
conv
4%
123/4
37
No par
Inc
Oil
5%
4%
9,800
1 7
18%
preference com—No par
preferred
Pictures
27
§
»oci/4
,°'4
No par
RKO
45% Apr
26/4
106 /4
10
25
& Gas com
6
99% Mar 29
,,
25 /a
f
July
7
*154%
*16
56%
6/4
17
70
71/2
21%
*148
100
dlv
4.08%
Pullman
4%
87
Indiana—No par
Pub Serv El
Pure
Colorado
of
Co
4%
97
par
preferred
preferred
Serv
3%%
4.32%
4%
38%
*40%
*96
No par
preferred
cum
$1.40
No
Gamble
29
4%
e5%
36%
,
Power Co
10
(Del)_l
preferred series A„50
26
&
4%
50%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
Jan
76% Dec
20
1
38
conv
11,500
50%
Electric
Potomac
8 'A
50%
No par
& Co class B
26% Jun
15% Jan
100
Pocahontas
Creek
Pond
17% July 16
May
39
71% Dec
No par
2
Plough
14% Jan
11% May
May
25
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
2
8%
50%
51%
12% Feb
8%
51
*13,7
10% Feb
8
493/s
1
11
89% Jan
8
88%
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
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
5%%
conv preferred
100
28
23% Sep
13% Oct
No par
100
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co—
110 % Jun
7%
3,300 "
e
1,800
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
16
8 3/8
'
25%
St L RR
12
14
30% Dec
14
8%
87%
25%
109 %
*98%
105
107
8%
3
35%
100.' 94
$5
27% Jun
12% Jan
34% Apr
46% Feb
23 % May
393/4
.
8,600
preferred
148% Feb
33%
31%-
393/4
14,400
Pitney-Bowes Inc
8
31%
40
32%
37%
5
3
32%
40
>
37%
Hosiery
Jun
32%
31%
39%
37%
5%
18% Jan
146
10% Sep 15
14
5
7% Mar 22
33
32 3/8
39%
88%
July 16
15 % May
32
32
39%
873/4
54
13
293/4
32%
*28%
3
11% Jan
29%
32%
88%
42% Mar
16% Mar 18
29
*39
29
3
59% Feb
if 19,500
88%
*82
*78 A
15
333/a
29
19
15
32%
88%
Apr
Sep
33%
28%
85
11
33%
88%
4
41% Sep
32%
28
77% Jan
Jan
32%
333/8
*27%
7
97
15,500
32%
28
*105
17%
29
7%
28
convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
76% Dec
73/8
37%
common
&
50
•
7%
12%
105%
5,565
75%
101%
7%
38'%
108
^
74
♦101
73/4
12%
42%
69,000
142,500
7%
38%
49 '
60
*
73/4
7%
7%
28%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
22% Mar
76%'
25
No par
preferred
100
3.8% preferred
100
4.3%
preferred
100
4.68%
preferred
—100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
1
Pitts C C
23
100%
*24
5
17% Jun
80
75%
100%
28%
"
♦56
-
76
:101
25
19
17
60
75%
36
Apr
Feb
3%
133/4
*100%
75%
101
900
9
3
13
36
86
5
94
•56
9
3%
13%
*24
6
29% Jan
24
Sep
12%
37%
36 %
*24
*27%
13%
59%
♦56%
,
9
3,
133/4
13 %
27%
373/8
$1 conv preference com
$4
*100%
60
74%
101
9
31/8
3
3%
13% "
75
Jan
106% May 22
29
60
60
*56
9%
*9
9
3
123/4
♦56
'
-
37 %
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
30% May 12
9
9
3%
12% "
28%
37'/8
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
67% May 27
,
28%
29%
37
4.4%
Corp
28%
29%
37%
2
103
9,600
28%
1,600
37%
97 V« Apr
9
28%
28%
5
common—No par
5
Dec
18
Co
Phillips Jones Corp com
18% Dec
Sep
6
95
77
44
5
28
Electric
Phila
1
11
4,200
5%
40 3/a
Phoenix
Jiiy
100
,5%
5%
40
2
Jan
5%
40%
3
21
5
5
5%
40%
13% Mar
100
145%
30%
45% July
2
126%
145%
,
104%
10% July 15
22% Mar 27
125%
145
403/B
39% July
4
125%
40%
9
12
:145
32%
35
Jan
124%
145
;
:126
♦144%
104%
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred
100
3.9%
series preferred
100
29
125%
1443/4
37
39%
95
83
-62,800
126%
144 3/4
36%
37%
40 3/4
37% July 15
86
38%
125%
37%
35%
40
44 % Jan
5
7,800
X37
103
2
23
37%
38 3/a
20
104%
7
23
38%
36%
:
50
11%
31 %
103%
40%
17
Dec
37%
44%
5
1
2nd
Feb
98% Jan
37%
38%
*48%
100
12.50
& Co Inc corn
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
(Chas)
4%
Jan
29
Dec
America
of
Corp
83
27
Sep
Petroleum
28
30
10
100
5
preferred
5
34% July
37%
46
14%
27
Dec
32
10% Jan
37%
*52%
*102 %
22%
Phllco
18% Jan
48% Sep
3
4 % %
Pfizer
108
27
37 %
44%
*42%
Pfelffer Brewing Co
10
July
11,700
33%c
11
26% Jun
44%
No par
Co
Co common
11
Feb
24
8% Sep
Pet Milk
38
Jun
26% Nov
Drug
15% Jan
112% Mar 30
96% Jun
104
Corp
July 15
46% July 15
28
5
86
6
157
Dec
43% Feb
1
4
Mar 26
15% May 21
21
Jun
33
15
Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
49
29% 8ep
99
134% Jan
44%
100
100
40 y4 Dec
Sep
44%
—50
10
10
5
100
100
4.40%
Apr
18% Fob
28
44%
42 %
*107
*104%
16
*49 A
17
*32%
*155
Light com___No par
&
4% %
15% Mar 25
127
443/8
*105%
preferred
Power
5
31
44%
44%
com—_1
Corp
5%
Penn
23% Jan
11% Jan
Sand
Glass
Penna
29
11
15
44
48 %
*43%
Corp—_—7
8
July
4,700
44%
100
Cement
Penn-DIxie
16% Dec
Mar
5
25
No par
$1.32
5
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
19
1
No par
2.50
Co_
$1 preferred
24
29% Mar
Apr
Rust
Peninsular
3
27% July 16
105
33%
32%
32%
28 %L
27%
32%
32
38 %v 38%
8%
7%
4 %
4%
4
4
Penick & Ford
37% July 16
Feb
23
21% Aug 10
29 % Dec 14
& Tilford
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred—
8
25
Feb
32%
7%
Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
5
23
4% July
32%
75
Parmelee
8% July 12
12% Jan
"
1
Corp
Distillers Corp
34% Jan
26
; 31%
1
Pictures
16
-
" 10
;
;
313/4
100* 7*100%
10
2% Apr
\
31%
12%
Transp—5
Panhandle Oil Corp
14
Paramount
10% May 11
58 %
♦48%
5%
1
preferred
33% July 15
35
58 %
'
'
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
30
20
"
49
No par7 3
Car
Motor
Amer World Airways Inc
Dec
2%. Dec 22
50
470
313/4
50
7%
6%
8
93
93
43%
43%
109%
♦109
109
109
32%
32%
333/a
*109
32%
333/a
16,800
31%
32
32%
152
*150%
152
♦150%
•150%
152
10
*150%
24
23%
24
233/4
23%
235/8
24
4,500
24
32
79%
7%
•92
43
•
31%
31%
31%
32%
313/4
80%
X31%
6*8
152
80
80%
79
80
783/4
63/4
8
92%
43
63/S
7%
•92
42%
63/4
6%
63/8
65/8
8
8
8
8
94
♦92
94
[•92
43
V2
42%
32%
79%
6%
8
42%
i
300
36%
49
9
Pan
30% Jun
10% Oct
60
♦48%
i
120
V-
-
9%
36%
36%
*58%
60
86
9
31%
10
preferred
4%
Packard
19
7% Feb
*58 %
*36'/4
13,700
18%
*85
50
29
33% Jun
23
60
36%
18
1.
9%
31%
1
Corp
*58%
18%
85
*9
31%
126
125
144% 144%
100
100
Teleg com
preferred
Tin
~
No par
—:—^
/;
9%
36%
37
18%
*84%
86
*9
9%
36%
60
*58%
*49
*84%
86
-
18%
17%
18%
-
9%
44%
"
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
Apr 19
8% Apr
Mills
:
18
♦85
-
9%
'
1
84% Apr
Electric
&
Lighting Corp__
Pacific
4
63
No par
No par
10
25
No par
Corp
Pacific Telep &
102% Mar 19
26% Jan
Apr
Pacific
13% July 14
69% Jan
30
Gas
46
9
5
10
common
Finance
Pacific
July 12
Co
Coast
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
2nd
5"% Apr 14
37% Mar 16
47% Jan
88% Mar 25
98% Dec
1
May 13
1st
Inc
conv
cum
Pacific
126% May 18
147
Jun 22
9% Jan
52% May 25
2
Mar
64% Oct
-
July
26
11% Feb
14
■]
10
25
4% Jun
8% Jan
3
Feb
Jun
4%
38% July 14
15
'
36
50
4
23
36
28V
Products
44% July 12
39% Jan
Mar 17
Pacific
Mar 10
;33% July 16
119% Mar 10
30
18%
85
*9%
85%
5
14
:62
May 17
142% Jan
22% Nov 25
^4 Sep
•
44% May 17
28% Jan4
2
20
17%
—100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
38% Jun
11
Mar 17
34% Dec
110% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
4% Sep
57
73% Mar 26
30% Feb
com.—No par
preferred
10% Jun 16
88
7
33% Apr 28
3
57% Mar
Jan
7% Jan
5
Mar
48
Oct 15
46
82
Mar 10
88
28
May 17
53,100
1,700
5,400
35,000
94
%
100
4J
700
H
Chronicle..
The Commercial and Financial
24
.
Monday, July 19, 1954
(268)
Continued—Page to
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
t
Year 1053
Lowest
Highest
"
•
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
.Highest
36% July 16
Sep
14
4
28
5
35% Jan
34% Jan 15
25% Jan
30% Dec
31% Jan
4
15
14% Mar 18
8% dan
U
22
8
Sep
10% July
Oct"
33% Jan
41 % Feb
31% Dec
22
12% Jan
6
29% Nov
16% Oct
6
22% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
16
12% Apr
12
Sep
9
% July
30% Jan
28
35
Jun
26
Feb
16
32
Jun
4%
i
1
18% Apr
27
3
5% Mar 19
1
Reeves
17% July 14
4 % May
4
Dec
23
25
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
24 % July
9% Dec
18
14 % Jan
19
8% May
54% Apr
29
62% Jun
1
29
11,
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28
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series
58
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56
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11
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36%
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39%
36 %
38%
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11
prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
No par
10% Jan 12
7-
36%
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$1.25
8
Jan
—
preferred-i—50
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(Robt)
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37%
36%
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19
37%
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noncum
Silk
Real
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common—-—.——_50
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noncum
4%
7
6
7% Mar 20
15% Jan
15
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9
6
Mar
36
40
1,
36% Feb
37
1
—-25
5
Frldav
Thursday
July 14
July 18
July 12
Par
issued" <
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29% May 24
9
24
.
common
$2
6
10% July
9
13
26'A Jan
8
5
preferred
Raytheon Mfg
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36% Dec
26%
Rayonier
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
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97
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21
14
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18
4
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18
19
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11
22
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11
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3
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28
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3
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26
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11'
60% July
4% May 18
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108% Jun
7
5% Feb
13
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14
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51% July 15
30
37% Feb
6"% Apr
22
16
Jun
22
51% Jan
12
Jan
4
Jan
56
6
5
9% Mar 20
4% Sep
21
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22
49
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31
58% July 21
2
33% July
Aug 10
46
90% Jan
5
78
July
2
88
,
Feb
5
95% July
2
104
1
Feb
5
5
98% Dec
14
22% Sep
14
29% Mar 18
14
65
107
,
Preferred
43% Sep
Oct
22
U
20-
3
7
May
7% Jan
18
6% Apr
11% Dec
23
9 % Dec
31
27% Mar
3
9% May
3
26% Dec
29
44% Mar 10
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4
41
16% Sep
15
21% Mar
4
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7
35% Jun
23
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7
43% Dec
,
Jan
12
41''
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14
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2
17
96
11% Dec
Dec
105
10% Jan
30
17%
15
Jan
18
105
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13% Feb
i Mar 29
19
17% May
4
14% Jan
1
May 10
9% Feb
6% May 27
13
22% Jan
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8
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79
52 •-
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9
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47
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11
13,900
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39% July
9
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51 %
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8
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35
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19
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24
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4
18% Jan
29
5
97
-
123
79
:
51%
preferred
.
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& El Corp—No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Typewriter
1
Ruberoid Co (The) new—
1
Apr
*
97"
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79
2,100
29,800
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; 75%
X .••• 8
8
'
v
34%
preferred series A—-—.'—50
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45% July 14
115
47"
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33% May 21
25% Aug 14
22% Oct
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4.50%
May 18
27% July 16
33% July 16
17% Jan
3
35%
-
;
'
i2%;
60%
50%
51
X 6%
74%
35%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc common—_20
5
14% Mar
8%
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11 % July 15
.
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12
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35
36%
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60
78%
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8
35
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34%
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18,700
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,
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27
11
.
27%
11%
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33% July 13
12
48% Jan
5
26% Dec
9
Jan
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>
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series
series,
3.60%
4.50%
■
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.'
10
r
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10
Jan
80% Jun
—2.50
6%
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—1
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Reynolds (R J) Tob class B_
Common
26%
XX 4%
49%" "49%
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40% May 18
48% Mar 4
,
Mar 16
49%
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26%
.
-
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Reynolds Spring
1
33%
59%
97%
26%
33%.
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122%
97%
26%
33
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4%
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prior pfd series
& Brass—
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30
8% July
.
Revere Copper
7% Jan 25
79% Jun
6%
60%
59%
-
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X
.
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11%
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19%
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-
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32%
32%
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1
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common- _i__50c
$1
convertible preferred —'—10
;
123% July 16
42% Oct
——1
—
Republic Steel Corp com—
la'
24
Mar
114
115% Mar 17
10
31% Apr
'
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6
Apr
-
'
Mar 26
:
5% July 1612% July 16
'
17
9% Sep 14
40% Sep 14
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48
100
'
Mar 18
27
50c
Remington-Rand common —
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$4.50 preferred
—
9
14% Jan
23% May 25
12
19% Jan
19% July
2
23
Feb1
84
*
',19%
s
32% Jan
Jun
81
40% Dec
23
38% Jan
9
4
V..
\
preferred
—10
4.30%
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co——
—10
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
—100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common——5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co—
10
Savage Arms
Corp—
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
4%
11
108% July 15
14
103% Jun
m
43% Jan
5
31% Jan
11
41% Jun
2
16% Jun
29
19% Nov
24
18% Jan
14
22'A Apr
20
22
Dec
29
33% Jan
30
23 % Jan
4
61
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
62% Jan
8
70
Jan
5
211
5
280
May 24
14
123
Apr
9
150
May 14
23% Mar 25
20% Jan
12
93 % Jan
7
30% Oct
15
150
May 26
17% Sep 15
91% Sep
9
312
96
Nov
12
14
27
Jan
13
211
Sep
r
Sep
160
Apr
21
Sep
10% Dec
22
15
28
11
4
5
22% Jan
11% Jan
69% Jan
20
14% Feb
4
9
4
Mar 23
17
15
Sep
17% Apr 28
Jan
8
26% Mar
12% July 14,
11
6
Jan
15
15% Apr
3
6
15% Mar
Sep
20
Feb
29% July 15
101% July 16
10
Feb
24
27% May 25
4
14% May
5
common
Safeway
96% Feb
28
88% Jan
93'A Nov
12
Stores
46% July 14
18
19
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
21%
21%
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21%
21%
21%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
165
28%
99
29%
.
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250
228
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150
*135
15%
25
25
12%
12%
18%
18%
150
13%
29%
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10
54,900
101%
101
101
20
23%
630
29%
23%
29%
100%
100%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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25
24%
25%
25
2 5'A
25%
26
2,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
19 %
19
19%
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19'A
19
19%
14,000
13%
18%
13%
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228
150
99
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13
21,700
96
3,100
100%
15%
15%
13%
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,
12%
,
68%
235%
29%
100%
100%
100%
68%
67%
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135
135
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250
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69
68;,A
68%
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Corp
Schering
108
108
107%
107%
107
107%
107
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1
•
2,200
'
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Jan
16
70% Dec
85% Jun
1
91% Jan
6
89
Feb
25
102
54
Jun
98
105
18
29
30
Jun
19
15% Jun
10
98
95
8
86% Feb
2
85'A Feb
3
102% Jan
15
17% Dec
3
17% Jan
5
79% Jan
Mar
107
2
21% July 14
Feb
19
68% Jun
15
29
74
Jan
14
36% Sep
14
45% July 31
42
Jan
4
59% July 15
15
26
.Dec
8
24
Jan
4
9Q
103% Nov
9
102
Jan
5
21% Sep
99% Aug 24
81
106% Mar
33% July 16
12% Dec
29
17
62% Dec
9
July
6
38
: 7
3
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
18% May 24
57 % Mar 16
66% July 12
13
17% Mar 24
56% Apr
July 15
v
Jan
Co
common—
21% Jan
12
28% July
6
Seeger
12'A Mar 12
7% Jun
4
10'A Feb
3
Oct
13
14% Feb
26
6% July
7
9%. Jan
13
60% Oct
27
80
Apr
14
14
69 % Jan
26
35% Sep
42% Dec
3
4
51% Apr
8
54% Jun
40
32
Sep
18
15
8
Dec
29
11% Mar 25
22
26% Feb
24% Dec
Jan
27% May
43% Mar 16
4
9% Jan
15
4
29 % Feb
5
Sheaffer
37
30
43% Mar 20
36JA Jan
6
39%. July 16
Simonds Saw
11
43% Mar 20
32 % Jan
4
44% May 25
Sinclair
50% Mar 29
Skelly Oil Co
38% Jun
Smith
33% Oct
14
42
Aug
5
35% Jan
23% Sep
29
37
Jan
8
25% Jan
Dec
22
17% Feb
38% Oct
21
58% Mar
42% Oct
15
70% Feb
21% Mar
27
4
25
6
4
.
6% May
35
40
i5
May
8
30
18% Jun
1
15% Jan
18
5
35% Jan
4
14
21% Mar 20
15% Jan
18
140% Mar 13
138% Feb
5% Jan
4
7% Feb
27
11% Jan
2
15
Mar 26
14% Jan
Oct
* 1
53
May
1
49% Jan
32% Dec
31
53% Feb
5
Jan
13
33
40
Dec, 16
33% Jun
39% Mar 16
9
13% Sep
15
16% Feb
2
22% Jun
11
27% Feb
24
5
33% Feb
10
23
Jun
.
37% Jan
6
15% Jan
49% Mar 18
36% Jan
39% Jan
40
37
11% Dec
11
15% May 25
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 17
80% Oct
•
4% Dec 29
103
44
Oct
Feb
-2
May 21
2
7% Mar 25
107
18
Dec
21
60% Dec 22
98% Feb
2
101% Dec
16
12% Sep
14
19% Jan
5
35% Sep
5% Sep
14
49% Mar 20
52% Dec
29
14
25
Sep
80% May
Jan
12% Jan
4
Apr
85.
July
14
Jan
43% Jan
15
5
11 *
28% Jan'
5
86% Jan
4
Feb
11
6
10% Sep
15
20% Mar 18
For footnotes see
page 26.
6
27
29% Mar 18
17% Jan
72% July
19
28
91
29
Jan
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
65% July 15
9% July 16
62% July 16
38% July
35
6
July 14
92% Mar 30
12,000
66 %
273/8
273/4
28
7
271/4
27%
48
28%
7%
7%
7%
8
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7
6%
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100
44%
45%
44 3/4
45'A
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18%
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19
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v
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36 »/4
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38
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39
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41
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44%
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36
37
37%
37%
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36%
361/4
36%
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100
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8%
37%
600
34,500
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7,900
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44
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17
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17
17
170
39
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19%
19
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preferred
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8%
25
25
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44%
17%
preferred
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(A G) & Bros Inc
1
Withington Co
No par
Spear & Co comraoo
1
$5.50 preferred
—No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.60%
preferred
i.
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spalding
Sparks
—
2
Spiegel Inc common—s
pfd (stamped)_Nopar
._5
—
34 V*
—No par
90
12%
12%
Co Inc
1
27
Standard Coil Products
13% Apr
14
Standard Gas & Electric Co_No par
34%
90
13
13%
32%
33
36 '
36%
44%
44%
17%
18
17%
27%
27%
27%
32
31 3/4
32 Va
32 Va
44%
43%
"
58
44%
44%
57%
59
58%
59%
46%
47
47
47
90
*88
90
4
47
90
*88
14%
14%
14 Va
4%
4%
5%
5
*4%
*75
"
1
69
70
*101%- 103
19%
64
7%
-
19%
65%
•
19,700
4,600
46%
90
14%
4%
4%
4 3/4
5'A
5
5
*75
90
3,400
14'A
90
*75
90
69
*69
•69%
*101%
103
*101%
103
-
400
2,000
69%
68%
102
*101%
.
4,300
•
65
19%
19 Va
19%
19'A
19%
7,800
65 3 a
19%
8%
8
61,600
.59
*88
68%
*75 "
90
:7,100
44%
14%
*5
-
-
32%
*•
4%
4%
5
58
46'A
2,100
273A
'
14%
14%
4 3/8
31,100
'
43 %
593/s
"46%
*88
100
12,900
"18'A
27%
31%
t
'3,500
36V2
45
17%
'
273/8
.
11,000
32%
44%
18
44
11,600
53
'
27%
'
*
*
31%
*36
44%
65 Va
65%
64
65 y4
21,100
8%
8%
9
9%
53,400
9
62%,
62%
360
59 %-
59%
60
-601/4
62%
37%
-
38
37%
383/a
37%
38 V*
36%
34%
35
34%
88 Va
89
89 Va
90
13
13'A
13 V4
13%
5,700
13%
13%
133/a
13%
11,600
,
-
-
60
-
,
com_—No par
14% Jan
*52%
33%
32
43
90
13%* 14%
4%
4%
5
5
1 *75
90
70'A 71
*101% 103
18%
19
64%„, 643A
8
8%
- -59%
59%^
„37% v38%
*52%
53%
53%
„
18
17%
6%
17'A
/
-
36
•
100
172
17%
21 Vr
31%
*88
r 6%
4434
45
■'
100
6%
17'A
313A
27%
31%
"
18
27
Gas &
32%
*36
36%
44%
-
-
6%
17%
'
*52%
33%
*35%
:
*163
172 '•
63/4
17%
63A
17
<53%
33%
36%
--44%
1—_—5
(The )_
:
6%
17%
34-
*
'
6%'
53%
♦160
172
*160
175
*165
6%
17%
Brands Inc
43
43V2
•,'"43%
6,900
403/8
40
'
12,900
11
36 3/8
1391/4
39V»
38%
*37%
37%
10%
36
"
8%
8
8%
8
8
*43
43
2,300
5
15
_No par
—
preferred
7%
...
'
'
43
7,400
.
103/4
*37% -38%
4,700
_
26%
35%
.
610
:
453A
45
19
55%
8%
81/2
8 5/a
253/4
45'A
1
55%
56
288A
28%
8%
25 3A
.
700
15,200
7%
481/4
47%
28%
56%
2,400
8
•
.
551/2
*55
55
48
8
6%
7%
55
-
*7%.
8
33%
$3.50
400
66
*52%
Standard
2,700
157'b
27%
—50
Conv $4.50
34%
15%
66%
Co com_4.50
Square D Co
33%
15%
65%
57%
46"%
106
15%
35%
27%
46'A
13
34%
*15%
27%
57%
6% Apr
8,400
66
50
19% Jun
4
12% Dec
-
8,600
.
27%
Southern Railway common—No par
20
36
59
29
65%
5
9
20
107
11%
preferred
non-cum
*105%
106%
58%
*15%
363A
South Carolina E & G
5%
28%
106%
59%
15%
'43%
July 13
29
107
66%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
Indiana
28%
65%
8
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd„ 100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
{Southern Co
58%
35%
36%
44'A
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Solar Aircraft Co —j.
5%
59%
28
*105%
107
25
10
—
Co
•
...
*15%
-42%
103% Jan
4
Smith-Douglass
59
27%
:
;
66%
Elec„No par
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)——No par
4
11
Smith-Corona Inc:
81
15%
27
Southern Natural Gas Co__
27
6% Jan
4.20%
preferred
preferred
*78%
-
191/4
Corp
Smith (Alexander) Inc
3 %%
-
81
*78%
-
35%
—
O)
500
81
21
65%
50c-
South
23
5'A Jan
9
24% Jan
Corp—
30
21%
*20%
_No par
Steel
103'A
*20%
*78%
103%
*102
21%
11V4
—
27% July 16
14% Jun 16
5
53% Jan
6
r
88% July
22
9% Mar 19
31% Jan
1
18
July 13
18% July 16
45
47
55% Mar 31
101 % Apr
.
45% Mar,
14
'4% Mar 16
Mar
(A
*86%
103%
87%
*86%
%
87
103
87%
*15%
.
59% July 13
5
.67% Mar 23
,
21% Aug 31
I
80
Jan
54
Oil
;
&
3,000
No par
!_No par
:
—
of America
Corp
Co
29%
29
19
32% Apr
:
t
11
36% Sep 21
Mar 30
73
!
i
4
49% May 20
30
38% Mar 29
6
29
Jun
37% Jan
5
11
July 12
7
17 Vi May 27
.
2
Sep
38
,
1
11
35% Dec
i
1
8
25% May
28% Feb
26
21% July 16
170 !
29% May; 6
34
Jan 11
47
-
8
20% May 21
18
14
May 24
.45% Apr
4
Jun
4% Sep
14% Sep
9
May 24
17% July
4
37% Jan
1
47
13% Jan 12
Dec
121
.
41
'
5
14% Dec
4
9% Feb
6
Apr 23
,
12% July
Mar 15
29
27%
36%
Pen Co
Mfg Corp
4
30% Sep
Sep
Simmons
29 % Jan
Dec
30
Sheraton
15% Jan
7
13
Sheller
9
6
34
,
29
*86%
59%
.
*105%
36%
——
20
15
8
7
Co
Jan
15
28% Sep
♦
Oil
May 10
19% July
5
(W A)
17% Jan
13% Sep
35
Shell
51% Apr 29
43% July 16
105%
—No par
G)———__No par
1
7.50
(Frank
Shattuck
25% Jon
20
29%
21
27%
36%
Corp
Steel
Sharon
8% Jan
6
104y2
28%
81
57%
27%
105%
:
_No par
Gas——_——1
&
Oil
*103
92
103
*78%
57%
27%
1
common—
preferred
$4.50
Shamrock
37% Mar 11
4
Inc
Servel
92%
104%
20%
20%
81
*91
*103
104%
*103
20%
92%
102%
92
87%
*86%
87%
104%
57
5
;_1
Seiberllng
7
♦78%
No par
Co—
Refrigerator Co
Rubber Co..
11
15
26% Mar 27
8% Sep
20'A Sep
*20%
5
_—.—
&
-*86%
*103
20
*91
102%
29
28%
29
95%
93%
95%
97
96%
97%
93
103
X103
106
28%
25
3.65% preferred —.—_—
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
Scranton Elec Co
(The) com
_5
3.35% preferred ———100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
40
Seaboard Finance Co common
1
$5.75 sink fund preferred-No par
Seaboard Oil Co.——
1
M'fg
Scovill
89% Mar 23
8
Feb
110
4
Jun
*104%
*91 %
93
*92
preferred
—-_No par
$4 preferred ———-—-No par
97%
98
97%
No par
Paper Co common
$3.40
26
29% May 26
4
25 % Jan
31% Jan 12
24% Dec
81% Jun
Feb
105
May 26
Jan
Scott
100% Jun 29
34%
343A
343i
35
89 Va
90
89 Va
90
123/4
13
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
.
v
13
13%
..
€.700
37%
'
35
10.100
'
410
»<*"
Number 5343.., The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
(269)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
49 %
*1
Highest
EXCHANGE
Sep
21
59% Jan
5
52% Jan
64% May 21
65% Sep
15
81% Jan
2
68 % Jan
83%'Apr 19
Standard Oil
67
Sep
15
78% Jan
5
71% Jan
90% Jun
Standard Oil 'of -New
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
32% Jan
42 % May
94-1
May 11
100% Jan
8% Sep
40 V4 Feb
17
12% May 11
11% Jan
5
2
8% May 21
10% Feb
32% Jan
4
5
12% Feb
of
613/4
60%
61%
60%
61%
60
60%
77%
13,800
76%
77%
76%
77%
76%
77%
20,700
87%
85%
86%
40,800
11,600
15
873/s
873A
863/4
87%
86%
87%
86%
common
10
38
38%
373/4
38%
37%
37%
37%
.100
5
22 % Apr
30
16% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
12% Dec
29
17% Feb
2
13% Jan
4
16% May 21
Stix
Mar 25
14% July 15
18% Nov
9
17% Jan
20% Dec
28% Jan
9
21% Jan
•22
8
4
12
16% Mar 11
15
Dec
49 %
49y2
49%
49%
*49%
50%
35%
1,100
35
35%
35 V8
357/b
35%
35%
*11%
113/4
11%
2,400
11%
11%
11%
423/4
43 %
11%
42%
42%
11%
41%
42%
413/4
42 VB
*93%
41%
42
94
93 %
93%
93%
94
25 5/8
94
25%
*93%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
12,000
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
16
20%
16
20%
16
4,100
16%
*16'A
16 %
16%
16%
14%
16%
14%
16%
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
19 %
19
1,300
6,900
19
19
19
19%
19%
19
19
1,000
26 %
26%
26%
26%
8,600
38%
38%
38
38%
3,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
39
383A
38 3/8
38
38 %
39% Apr 28
43% Feb
2
Dec
14
30% Jan
10% Mar 13
8% Jan
20
99
July
Sep
23% Sep
19% Sep
82% Jan
18
89
5
23
11
Jan
10
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
95
Feb
69
2
10
.
8
Sun
76% Mar 15
Oil Co
6
113"% Jan
16% Jan
30
21% Mar 25
24% Jan 26
24% Jan 11
25% Jun
23
4%%
16
23% Mar 26
21% Jan
23% May 10
21% Jun
3
5%%
117
7
14
Jan
.
118
7
Jun
8
Class
20 % Apr
20% Jun 28
19
Sunray
A
17%
17%
18
38%
*38%
39
93/4
93/4
9%
92
*90%
No par
73%
1153/4
116%
1
183/4
*25
15
6% Nov
17
71% Jan
10% Jan
29
7
Jan
Dec
22
635
Jan
8
22% Jan
520
19
20
14% Jan
4
Nov
6
30% Jan
11
Nov
6
111% Jan
11
Feb
660
May 12
13% Sep 15
25
Jan
14
32
100
Jun
18
113
Jan
13
18% Dec
11
35% Jan
2
44% Dec
14
12%
.
4
22
'■
82% July
.
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
7
Sunshine
10% Mar 29
816
Jun
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp....
Sutherland Paper Co common
4.40% preferred
2
16% ADr
9
48% July 13
165
•
July 13
25
.'I V"
*21%
74%
31,300
1,000
2,600
93
*90%
73%
74
73%
*116%
117
*116%
18%
18%
187/a
18%
'
25
25
18%
39%
9%
*25 -
9%
93
73%
1,300
117
250
187/b
26,200
22%
*21%
*25"
25%'
600
21%
23%
25%
21%
*21%
22
400
**
"
—
—
80
80
—
'
26
19% July 14
41% Feb
4
48% July 15
25
50
5
Swift & Co
Jan
5
31 % Jan
4
78
86
May 22
81% Jan
13
40% July 13
91
Feb 19
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
$4 preferred.....
)
30
97% Jun
16
111% Jan
5
105% Jan
14
121% July 15
4% Sep
15
7'A Feb
25
4% Feb
24
5% May 24
5
17% Nov
17
14% Jan
14
Jan
27
15% Jan
% Jan
20
16% Aug 13
14
Jan
25
17 % Apr
14
47% Mar
3
40% Jan
11
49% Sep
18
24
57% Jan
,
9%
pfd
cum
(conv).
9
(James)
Telautograph Corp.
L_i
Corp.......
Jan
2
54% Apr
1
39
Jan
11
Texas
Gulf
Producing Co
15
110% Jan
5
80% Jan
4
101% July 12
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur..
5% Oct
6
5% Oct
15
5% Jan
5
12% May 20
Texas
Instruments
30% Sep
14
42% Feb
24
4
48% Jun 24
Texas
Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas
81%
9%
9%
745
9%
9%
750
*715
*715
9%
,
745
*715
2,400
9%
i
1,800
lk.
745
t
i,
16%
16%
16%
163/8'
163/a
16
16%
2,200
47%
48%
47
47%
47
47%
463A
46 3,4
6,200
!■
164%
240
i.
165
,
165
164
,
165
163
163
«■
*162
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19% '
19
19
47%
47
47%
47
47%
47%
48%
48%
48%
39%
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
393/4
27,700
88%
88V2
88%
88%
120 %
88%
88%
*88%
90%
330
120
17
64
120
5%
♦15
17%
64%
i,
'
121% 4
121
120
>.
5%
5%
-
120
5% *
5%
5%
6,200
;
•
15 Vs
15%
17
17
17
17
17
17
2,900
643A
643A
65%
65%
65%
1,700
663A
,67%
65 %
663A
24,500
63%
593/b
613A
10,800
98
98%
15%
*15
•
100
15%
Pacific Land Trust—
34
101
103.
58 % Dec
Oct
6
165
Jan
Sep
15
138
Mar
37% Jan
10
6'A Dec
18
12% Mar
30
17'A Jan
13
-
Dec
48% Dec
23
-
35
Jan
4
106% Jan
11
140% Jun
Jan
11
131
v
Col
Texas
'
Sub
4
Texas
Utilities
6
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
20
13% Jan
5
17% Jun
7
2
11% Aug 31
14% Mar 10
13% Jan
7
17% July
35% Nov
42
38% Jan
4
47
Textron
Inc
673/a
9%
10
93A
44%
45
44%
66%
66%
62%
64
61 %
98 3A
99%
99
93/4
9%
93/e
44%
44 %
44%
128
129%
129%
129%
126•
128
128
129
130
130%
130
130
10
44%
1
131
131
130
130'A
-100
Co________
A'
65 %
1013/s
643A
100
10
126
128
129
131
No par
56%
—Nopar
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common___5
57
10%
16 %
50c,
common.,.
$1.25 conv preferred
...
66%
99% 101%
1
& Pacific R? Co
Texas
v
66%
certificates
July 13
57% July 15
i.
67%
65'A
Inc
9
107
67'A
10
No par
;
46% Mar
9
16
>
-_25
^
-
share
5
16%
<
100%
9%
9%
5,100
423A
44%
13,900
Mar 26
$2.40
May 17
preference
conv
L.No par
*45%
2,100
2,300
56%
57%
56%
573/8
573/a
573/B
6,700
11%
11%
11%
10%
113/b
103A
11%
30,600
16%
163/8
17 %
17%
17 %
17 Vs
17%
1,900
17%
17
17 Vb
17
17%
3,000
46
45%
46'A
453A
46
57
10%
563/4
103/a
16 %
16 %
\
17
17
17%
17 Vb
46%
46 %
46%
♦453A
"
17
5,400
9,%
45
230
'
;
,
7% Dec
31
6% Dec
31
40
-
Jun
12% Jan
9% Jan
1% Jan
39% May 17
3 % Aug
15
41% Sep 15
88% Jan
1
3
l% Mar
8% July
61% Mar 26
/2
28
The
7% Apr
Jan
12
7
5% July 14
15
=
Jun
29% Mar 27
17% Jan
28
27% Mar 25
18% July 16
23% Apr
35
29
46% Jan
36 % Jan
10
13 % Mar 25
12% Jan
5
14
29% Mar 19
25% Feb
2
36% Jun
12% Sep
17% July
Co
Timken
•'
Toledo
Roller
Edison Co
20% Feb
25
13% Jan
12
10
25
Feb
2
15 % Apr
19
18% July 13
Transue & Williams Steel:
15
17% Jan
27
15% Jan
4
22% July 15
Tri-Continental Corp common
112% Aug
7
20% Jan 30
Mar 19
110
114% Feb
18% Feb
$6
24
19
13
Apr
42% Jun
19
47% Feb
25
42
May 28
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan
1
25
69% Jan
30
49% Jan
8
61% July 15
21% Dec
28
Dec
49
Sep
29
23
45% Mar
Coal
Co
5%
12,000
%
;
99%
25
27
18%
18%
183A
47%
46%
473/s
47%
47%
47
75
•
99 Vb
100
1%
27%
19
*8%
753A,
1%
1%
25
183A
5
.
9
75
75%
100
24%
28
;
9
—
753A
4,000
100
13A
340
1%
18,500
27%
.
473/B
28
18%
183A
19,200
463A
,
18%:;
47%
13,200
4,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%^
14%
14%
6,400
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
21,300
17 %
17%
16%
17
17%
163A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/s
,18%
18 3/«
18
21%
21%
111
111%
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
22%
213/4
111%
111%
111%
1113A
16%
*43
17
16%
16%
44%
44%
44%
*43'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
59
58
38%
58%
59
60
61%
21%
21%
*44%
45%
1
9'A
9%
9%
9%
1
Nopar
12%
28'A
12%
28'/4
:—5
8'A
8%
20
58%
Nopar
88%
Twin
5%
13% Jan
18
8
41% Jan
5
47
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
4
10% July 15
Twin
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
13% Mar 11
Udylite Corp (The)
26
DCic
29
55% Jan
15
11% May 7
27
Feb 24
32% Mar 30
7
Dec
23
13% Jan
8
7% Jan
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
38% Sep
Co
111
22 3A
16%
*43
20%
15
45
20th Century Fox Film new
9
Mar 15
8
Jun
163A
<;•-
20%
17%
20%
15
45
1
16% Mar
9
Jun
111
17
20"%
44%»,
20%
16%
111%
16%
1
City Rap Transit com__No par
conv prior preferred
50
22% Mar
18% Jun
15
Coach
5
*8%
33%
—50
series of 1952
45
2
70
5
5%
9
19
*57%
Conv 5%
1
1%
42%
18%
1
50
15
11% Jan
1
75
100
7%
*41%
14%
common—__1
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
35% Sep 25
5% Dec 18
13% Jan
753/4
100
7%
42%
,
33%
..No par
Preferred series A
1
75%
*99 Vs
4%
*8%
200
1,400
7%
*41 %
42%
14%
No par
preferred
Truax-Traer
22% July 16
15
9
7%
7
9%
33%
5
14
24
43A
7
42
*9
9%
5
Dec
8
4%
*8%
*9
9%
2
(The)—
13% Sep
106% Jun
17
4%
*8%
9
73%. 74%
*99% 100 r
1
1 %
24%
24%
7
42
*41%
*9
46%
No par
Bearing
9%
7
7%
41 %
4%
i_10-
Oil
9
41 %
Nopar-
:
Associated
9'A
*7
1
common.:
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc
25
*9
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
$3.50 preference
19
11% Jun
4
Nopar
Tide; Water
July 15
23% Sep
5
Fair
;',Y
■.
!
>
47% July 14
14% July
6
Dec
-
1
...
Thompson (J R)—_
15
Thompson Products Inc common..5
4% preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
'
22
2% May 27
27
14
''
•
.
i
75% July 14
100
% July
*
Thermoid
44
19% Oct
Nov
»■
9% Apr 30
10 % Jan
92% Jan
3% Jan
9
49% Jan
97% Jan
1% Nov 30
16
27
44
15
9% Oct
14
Feb
14 % Mar 12
4
8% Jan 22
6% Jun 11
8
'■
I
.
20%
21%
15
15
15
♦45
9%
21%
15%
14%
46
*45
10%
10%
"
,
16%
16%
453/4 1
*44%
22
*62%
21%
21%
15
14%
45%
*45
103/b
10
17
18
7,900
..
'■'•
800
31,100
22%
111%
420
16%
8,400
453A
100
22%
13,500
63%
21%
630
44,800
15
3,700
46
100
10%
10,700
u
4
9% Mar 11
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
59% July
Bag & Paper Corp
16
75% Dec
18
70% Feb
16
89
9
July 12
Union
61% Jun
Union
Carbide
19% Jun
16
24% Mar
9
21% Jan
25
26% July 14
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
104% Jan
15
112
94
Jun
4
110
Jan
2
82% Jun
98
15
97
Jan
8
Preferred
$4.50
Preferred
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
8
85
Jan
7
Jun
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
37% Jun
100
Sep
44% Jun
10
44% Aug 13
115% Jan '5
15
38% Jan
105% Jan
4
31% Apr
102% Jun
€
11
48
Jan
26
50% Jan
17
May 14
24
50% Dec
21
45 % Jan
3
106% Jan
29
103% July
4
26
10
15
$3.70
series
Apr
7
$3.50
series
No par
103% Feb
24
Preferred
$4
series—1
No par
25
141
Pacific RR Co common
Union
July 12
1
4%
51% Mar
No par
Oil of California—:
Union
50% May 24
series
50
noncumulative preferred—50
Tank Car
24
Union
11
67 % Jun
30
United Aircraft Corp common—5
6
106% Feb
3
5%
Co
No par
29% Jun
new
preferred
convertible
12%
12%
♦12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
900
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27'%
283/B
5,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,400
59%
58%
58%
89
26%
109"%
94
90
101
86%
..
100
,
26%
59
58
*109%
109 7/a
58%
59
583A
5,600
86%
26%
86%
86%
86%
86
87%
15,300
26
26%
26
26 3/8
26%
26%
4,200
109%
280
59
109%
109%
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
*92%
94%
*88%
90
*88%
90
*87
88
87%
87%
*99%
101
*99%
101
101
*98%
44%
138%
45%
140'A
27%
64%
•103
x44
109 7/a
*98%
44%
43%
44%
43
136%
140 %
"l6
101
10
44
70,000
7,500
139
.
137%
140 %
51
51
50%
50%
27%
28'A
64
64"%
*103
104
*109%
Xl09%
-
*90
*109%
*90
*88%
101
45%
46
138% 141
No par
Preferred
Feb
6
90
Carbon.
&
50%
51%
50%
50%
51
51
4,300
28%
28
28
28
28
273/4
28
4,900
64%
105
62%
105
139
643/a
64%
105
*104
633A
65
*104
106
17,500
64%
100
106
f
21% Dec
31
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
39% Dec
July 21
Jan
87
100-
13%
Jun
15
23
3% Apr
23
107
16
48% Sep
25% Sep
67
Jan
2
4% Jun
23
5% Feb
24
49
Jan
23
21
16% Mar 20
61% Jan
5
i
21% Apr
27
96% July
40
105
Jan
14
Jun
57% Jan
8
1.
4
11
27
Jan
12
4% Feb
24
,3% Feb
25
Feb
18
5% Jan
29
86
10
Sep 30
Apr
11
29
31% Feb
.
25
87% Jan
30% Jun
70% Apr
29
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
8
63% Jun
29
Jan
United Air Lines Inc common
9
United
$4^50
107% Apr 20
15% Asr
1
70
72
Apr 30
13
10% Sep 15
11% Dec 28
17%
8
16% Feb
.2
11% Jan
4
13% July 16
44
Sep 28
58% Jan
14
45% Jan
4
53% Apr
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
37% Feb
11% Dec
29
1
Dec
10
46
Sep
14
95% Sep
22
Sep
103% Oct
159
Jun
30
13% Mar
10
3
2% May 12
65
Jan
5
12
May 25
31% May 24'
11% Jan 12
l%Jan
4
49'A Jan
8
14% Jan
Jun
18
100% Jan
12
14
5
22% Jan
4
20
114% Jan
11
174
175
25
182
13
9
120-
Jan
175
Mar 16
15% Nov.27
35% Jan 23
56% Nov 30
68
Feb
9
ForfeeenntceecepageJg
Jun
29
14% Mar 17
Apr 21
18% Jan 28 <
54% Mar 11
62% Jun
.
Jan
" 4
,
14,000
106
14%
64%
35%
13 %
13%
50%
49
49%
106
<
*105
!
143/4
14%
64%
*105
23%
64
*143/4
143/4
64
*35
36
63%
<
*35
1,200
1,200
15%
64
600
36
3%
.
500
106
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
33A
72%
*71%
72%
*71%
72 %
*71%
9,900
33/4
*71%
72%
5%
5%
5%
8%
8%
9
66
*13%
57/a
10
66
13%
53A
10
67
*133/b
53/4
5%
15,200
9%
53A
10%
10%
2,600
70
67
67
67
133/4
13%
13%
1,400
13'3A
133/4
16,600
13
13
13
13%
48%
493/B
49%
50%
Nopar
49%
49%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30
36 %
13%
36 %
14%
35%
363/b
35%
36%
36%
36'A
36 Vs
30%
36%
14
14%
14
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
51,000
50%
United Gas Corp..—:
.10
United Gas Improvement Co—13 %
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
."—1
Co
•
—
United Park
15
23
31% Jan
313A
35%
13
-
31%
14%
13%
13
243/b
963/4
10,700
96'A
32%
35%
65
Engineering & Foundry.—5
243/b
96%
31%
65%
13%
5
24
96%
31%
14%
65
Fastener
*105
24%
97
65%
13'A
Nopar
31
35
13%
City Mines Co (The).l
Foreign Securities
No par
$4.50 1st preferred
Nopar
U S Freight .Co.
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred—.
—
—100"
U S' Hoffman Machinery com_J.*.~5.
US
1_
Jun
101% Dec
106
3%
72
5%
8%
65-
United
3
30% Jun
107
15
*105
106
3%
*71
5%
*8%
*64%
United Fruit
26
14% July 13
2% Jun
24%
*96%
31%
—Nopar
Carton Corp..—10
United Electric Coal Cos
22
1 *
32% Jun
36% July 13
67
24%
96%
31%
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred—-.100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye <fe Chemical Corp com.l
1%
preferred
100
6
Jan
*105
24
96%
32
15
65%
35%
&
United
6
May 12
10% Apr 19
72% Nov
31'A
24%
96%
241/4
*96
14%
65 %
35%
United-Carr
6
2
No, par
preferred
United Board
38% May 26
80% J*n
of America—Nopar
United Carbon 'Co
May 27
4% Jan
Biscuit
10
series of 1952.100
Preferred 4%%
8
27
&
4%%
preferred
—.
100
*1%
2
63
64
*105
107.
29%
29%
170
170%
*176
179%
•
15%
16%
62
62
1%
17/b
1%
1%
64%
64%
64%
64%
♦105
29%
107
30%
*105
30
107
30%
13A
643A
30
30
170
170
169
170
168%
178
*176
179
♦176%
x61
16%
61
16
*61%
16%
62
64%
*105;
107
*176
*15%
13A
1%
653A
*105
16%
*61
30%
1%
15,200
6,000
42,500
1,500
65%
3,500
I
107
30%
2,500
2,100
169%
170
171'A
179
176%
176%
10
16%
16%
1,200
62
62
~
16 3A;
62
.
f'»
1,100
■»
643/4
153/B
17
64%
t
2,000
12,700
...
5%
*15
17'A
64%
18%
121.
5%
15%.
/15
8
78% Dec
'80%
16%
3)9
39%
88
88
*119% 120%
5%
5%
1
Tennessee
*715
81%
9%
•
80%
47%
No par
65% July 16
74% May 19
69% Jun 25
801/2
18%
No par
Talcott Inc
29
Sep
79%
25
7.50
Symington Gould Corp
18
8
33
$4.40
81%
,9%
9%
*'715
750
16 %
16%
44%
46%
155
155
10c
100
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
40
Sep
80%
12.50
29% Sep.21
16
25 *
18
39
9%
*90%
*115%, 117
18%
18%
r
11
73% Nov
18%
40
39
9%
•■
93
*73%
733A
1153/4
18%
17%
*38%
9%
1,100
11,100
*
22
,
Sep
733A
25%
39
*90%
1153/4
19
;
17%
39
9%
93
'
preferred series A
25
2nd pfd ser 1950—20
conv 2nd pfd ser '50 called
17%
>
93A
*90%
733A
100
common
Corp
conv
5%%
18
383/4
preferred
common
4%%
Oil
■
66
•
26%
383A
38
15
20
"
No par
10
68% Nov
prior preference.
*19
*93 %
Stromberg-Carlson Co
10
Studebaker Corp
,_1
Sunbeam Corp
__No par
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
23
110
Corp
94
Stone & Webster
6
200
11%
26% July 12
29
Feb
50%
35
50%
40% July
8% Sep
Oct
50%
13,100
353/4
Baer & Fuller Co..
5%
16%
11%
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
16%
July 14
14% Apr 28
26"% Jun
92
20
19% July 15
38
20
Jan
16%
35%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
10% Sep 15
16% July
1
16%
5
2
preferred
(J P)
16%
5
36% Jan
Stevens
4,800
16%
100
15
25% Nov 23
15
9%
100
5
7
30'A F^b
9%
100
10
91% Jan
3%%
9%
*99%
9%
_1
Co_<
Sterling Drug Inc common
97% Mar 31
37%
100%
9%
100
9%
100
Chemical
14
24
37 %
100 %
9%
17
*99
9%
17
No par
(The ) L S
377/b
9%
163/4
101
9
16%
50
94% Jan
Jun
*99%
1
17
87
Share$
61
763/4
Jersey
Ohio
the Week
Friday
July 16
62%
36% Feb
7
Sales for
Thursday
July 15
78
21
44% July
PRICES
613/4
Dec
38
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
July 14
77%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
-
July 13
25
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stauffer
18
Tuesday
July 12
No par
!
of Indiana
Oil
Starrett Co
36% May 24
5
of California
Standard
50% May 24
5
11% Jan
42% Feb
7
17% May 25
3%%
Monday
Par
+
Stanley Warner Corp__
16
30 % May
47% Dec
Dec~30
1
8
17% Jun
4
Oil
Standard
12
102% Mar 11
Jan
30
12
13% Mar 26
99
8% Dec
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Standard
10%
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
25
180
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The Commercial and Financial
26
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CODtlOBtd—Page IX
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.1
Year1953
23
13 '/a Nov
7% Oct
34
-
22
22% Jan
17 % May
13% Mar 17
7% Feb
24
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
Jan
Sep
14
57 % Dec
11
64
6
59% Feb
32% Feb
2
24
Mar
Jan
Oct
23
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
74% Nov
9
6
79% Jan
13
23 % Aug
31
18
31% Jan
127% Sep
82
May
7
89% Apr
12
29% Jan
11
134% Jan
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
2
54% Jan
13
61% Jun
5
39
Jan
11
52% July 13
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
6
54
Dec
31
66% Feb
15
4 4'/8 Jan
Aug 31
10
6% Jan
2
16% Jun
24
35
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
6% Dec
22
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
4
30
90
Mar 18
73% Jan
5
92
1% Dec
31
4
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
Dec
31
15
23% Dec
13
9
3 % May
17
14
27
Sep
3
167
Feb
17
14
Feb
2
19% Dec
22 % Jan
29
Sep
30
Jan
11
7
68% May 20
63% Jan'
10
35% Dec 18
34% Jan
21
30% Sep
15
45% Mar 25
36% Jan
13
11% Dec
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
27% Dec
8
32% Mar 25
28'% Jan
7
5 'A Jan
4
23 % Apr
0
10% Jan
29
128
127
Apr
13
i
1
24 % Apr
28
29
Nov
30
100% Dec 24
92
Jun
3
100% Oct 30
Jan
4
Jan
11
2
115
7
19
105% Apr
30% Feb
28
Feb
8
11
101V* Jan
2
25'% Jan
4
Feb
19
25'% Jan
4
Dec
7
57
Mar 25
7
18
Mar
4
13
May 17
22
30
Jan
5
14% Dec
Jun
Feb
148'%
46%
463/4
46%
48'%
473%
48'%
60
58%
58'%
58'%
58%
700
52
513/4
523%
52%
92,100
*59
60
51'%
52%
148
154%
51%
17%
9%
90
91
91
36
36
8%
8%
11'%
10%
11
92
92
8%
11%
10%
91
92
*91
1%
1%
1%
1%
13/4
16%
15%
15%
*15 Va
16 3/a
1,700
8%
37,000
60
1%
•15
1%
13%
2,400
163%
1%
l3/4
♦15%
3,700
100
363%
91
10
17'%
>
*36
10
8%
*8%
173%
83%
*8 3%
5,800
1543%
17%
17'/4
363/4
*36
36%
4,000
156
1553/4
155
155%
17%
*36
8%
90
154%
17%
780
148
147
149
*15%
163%
100
2,200
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
13%
*1%
13/4
*27%
28%
*27 %
28%
*27'%
28%
*27 Va
28'%
*27%
28'%
25%
25%
25 %
*25%
26
26
158
*25%
26
*157
158
26%
26%
158
.
22%
300
158
*157
158
*157
158
*157
30
23
2,400
*223%
71
38
38%
38%
39
71'%
71
71
70'%
70'%
220
39%
39%
39%
38'%
39'%
4,100
58'/4
23%
70%
22%
39
23
70
22%
*70'%
23%
70
223%
59
58'%
60'%
59%
58 %
59%
61'/4
19,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,500
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
39'%
38%
America—No par
—
2.50
♦130
131
131
130
130
*130
133
♦131
39%
5
35
35%
35'A
35
96%
*95 •
96%
*95
96'%
26
26%
26
26%
dlv partic preferred
-100
134%
135
$5
com.—10
31'%
100
114»%
preferred
.100
preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.04 dividend
Virginia Ry Co
6%
preferred
common
-
7%
113%
26%
26%
10
13%
-20
preferred
"
*27%
26.'%
26%
66%
.
*62
26%
20
28%
2,700
13'%
27%
26
26'/4
-
•13»/4
13'%
27%
27%
-
2,400
500
67'%
67
j
13%
13%
27%
63
67
*65'%
0
10
104'%
*28
*13%
29
63%
28'%
26'%
'
66'%
*27%
104'%
190
100
100
28%
28%
29
114'%
•102
•102
28'%
13%
1,200
4,400
31%
113%
100
26%
13%
31'%
114 »/4
*98'%
66
66
13%
113%
27%
X26
67%
♦66
29,400
27'%
136%
*135
-
104'%
*102
104%
27%
31%
100
*98'%
*103
'
114'%
*113'%
99'%
27%
5
31%
*98%
103%
31%
96'%
26%
-
113%
27%
..
31%
137%
20
6,300
34%
*95
27%
137%
31%
10
.
34%
96%
27%
137%
99'%
103%
,r. 25
'- "
136%
*95
27%
114%
*98
.100
Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
26%
135
31%
31%
-25
Visking
4
134'%
35%
5,500
39
*131
35'A
34%
35'A
*95
1,300
4,300
6%
•131
—w
*131
-100
preferred
60
—
*131
131
No par
8
9
39
39'%
39
131
*130
Chemical Co
39
39
39
18
Jan
148%
No par
Virginia Elec & Power Co
7
29
36%
149'/2
29%
3'% %
71% May 19
16
Feb
1
6
26'% Apr
15
23,800
58'%
6%
102% Apr
30
28
6
32% Jun
35% Feb
31
36% Mar
140
37
11%
137% July 14
64
25% Dec
25% Dec
27
27% July 14
99'% July
July 20
89
36'%
2.50
95% May 26
4
112»% Jun
12
92
89
37'/a
Va-Carolina Chemical com
35'% July
4
27
89
36'%
17%
10
90
89
22%
Victor Chemical Works common
4
Jan
Jan
123
114% Nov
5
Jun
106
10
20
27% Nov 17
Sep
♦76'%
400
6,700
37
47%
154
36%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_ _100
5% noncumulative paeferred. -100
9
July 14
8
130% Jan
15
22% Jun 23
112
79
_10
Vick
89
8
25% Jan
26'%
79
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co_ -6'%
39% July
Jun
26
79
'
x9%
1
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
131
27'/4
26'%
79
51%
17%
8%
68
89%
100
preferred
Power & Light Co
Van Norman Co
7% May 19
130
148%
154
*36
100
preferred
Vanadium Corp of
29
26 Va Jan
Mar 20
92
July 17
16% Oct 28
88
52
17%
68
*88'%
*59
153%
61% May 18
8
60
100
Utah
Mar 26
30 >% Jan
126
Mar 19
3
—50
60
No par
68
*76 3/2
47
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
July 13
30% Feb
48
preferred
39% July 15
13% Jan
37%
148%
*47
Tobacco Co common
6,600
•653/4
37%
37
148
51%
100
573%
89%
37
5
No par
Corp
8 »/4
57
♦73/4
79
89%
100
50
preferred
1st
4 % %
124% Mar 26
31% Dec 29
6
May 29
125% Jun
125
5
89%
common
8%
7
Jan
71
Jan
5% Dec
1
27% Jun
79
*88%
73/4
57%
26%
263/4
26%
*76%
*76%
.100
73/4
563/4
68
*65'/2
68
26%
8
58
57
57
*65
.100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
__1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar-
23% May 24
28% Jun
61
3
165
27%
convertible preferred—No par
Paper Inc common—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal American
Corp
1
7
2% Feb
12
18
154
26%
United Wall
7
30% Mar 11
8
18% Jan
15
155
26% Jun
_1
$6
July 16
17% Jan
11% May 12
1% Jan
4
29% Mar 12
32% Dec
1% Nov
66
17,100
16%
16
16'%
16
Shares
July 16
July 15
16'%
*73/4
8
55%
54%
66
noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
^1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
30
11% July 14
22% Jan
53%
.10
153/4
15%
*7%
8
_20
1%
Apr
1% Jan
*7%
preferred—
Steel
1%
38% Mar 16
9
noncum
s
u s
11
72% Dec
'
u
July 16
25
8 % May
—10
15%
15%
15%
Smelting Ref & Min com
s
1%
29
9
39% Nov
4
156
u
3
July 14
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 13
.1
common—
preferred ......
s Pipe & Foundry Co
s Playing Card Co
s Plywood Corp common.
3%% preferred series a—
3%% preferred series b_
8%
7
Jun
54
18% Feb
21% Feb 26
17y« Dec
35% Dec
150% July
Co
u s Rubber Co common
37% July 12
2
Oct
33'/a Sep
u
144% Mar 11
37
135
July 16
u
68
7
97% Apr
u
28% May 28
3
11
22
Jujy 14
58
Lines
s
4% %
8% May 25
26
8
22
u
25
Tuesday
July 12
Par
exchange
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
stock
york
new
i
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
stocks
Range for Previous
*27%
1,000
•'
29
.
40
w
70% Mar
11% Dec
22
13% Mar 10
11% Apr
30
21% Nov
24
29% Jan
24
Jun
43% Jun
16
52
51
Jan
Sep
2
15
105
15
3
26% Mar
4
5
61% May 18
4
8% Mar 30
5% Jan
May 12
Feb
4
25
Sep
6 % Sep
18% Jan
98
3
27
1001/2 Jan
4
Jan
19
12% July 15
13% Jan
19
17% July 16
Feb
9
29
Dec
5
9
22
Dec
Mar
13
9% Mar
9
11% Sep
15
17% Apr 16
14% Apr
24
18% Nov 20
17
21
28% Sep 14
33% Mar 19
31% Dec 30
23% Sep
Feb"
104
25% Jan
37% May 14
24% Jan 27
4
19% May
3
3
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Warner-Hudnut Inc
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
Wash Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
Wayne Knitting Mills
27% July 16
Jan
31 % Feb
15
37% May 24
30% Jan
29
Jun
9
30% Jan
34% July 16
24
Sep
14
30
Mar 16
25% Jan
32 % July 16
13
Sen
14
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
131/2 Jan
16% Jun
19 % May 14
21% Mar 11
18% Dec
8
Sep
Sep
10
28
4
14
13% Feb 25
9% Jan
5
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
Wayne Pump Co
Webster Investment
13% May 24
15
25
21% Sep
1
28% Feb
24% Jan
5
36% July 14
73% Oct
1
84% Feb
77% Jan
5
4
29% Jan
17% Feb
16
20% Mar 18
16
Dec
30
28% Jan
32,
Jun
9
37% Feb
141/4 July
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
88% Jun
18
102
89% Jun
9
12% Nov
5
21% Nov
5
25% Dec 21
104
17% Jan
8
,
11
4
5
Jan
15
99
Jan
7
104% Mar 31
99% Jan
15
96
Jan
7
102
16% Jan
15
109
5
8
90
ii
1
10
41 % Apr
53% Jan
19
2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific rr com
No par
Preferred series a
100
49j/2 Jun
4
26 % Apr
75% Jun
25
5
102% Feb
15
12
10
22
14
127
May
4
Mar
4
30% Sep
15
40% Mar 17
Oct
14
86
24% Dec
14
30
i/s Mar 24
Jan
8
Sep
15
30% Dec
21
4% Dec
20
Jan
8
21% Dec
15
Apr
13
18% Sep
7% Sep
11
21
63% Oct
98% May
18y4 Mar 17
127
May 14
4
36% May 28
82% Jan
4
89
25% May 10
27
Jan
11
85% Mar 15
8% Nov
7
3
White Sewing Machine
Mar 19
21% Jan
4
26
8
Feb
5
Mar 10
70
Jan
5
Jan
17
15
Oct
Apr 24
16% Jun 10
Jan
Dec
21
42% Dec
22
5
2
21
Jan
Jan
26
Sep
15
Sep
10
14
9
20% Dec 31
25
9 % Jan
29
73% Apr
12% feb
12
19
7
7
32
Feb
Apr
1
14
Jan
4
7
Jan
12
6% Jan
22
1
23'a Apr
1
53% Mar
34'/2 Jan
"37
20"% July 15
53% July 13
45% Jan
47 %
21
July 15
88% May 19
170
July 15
&
Co
Lovett
Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
142
8
77
393/4 Apr
Wilson-Jones
Winn
10
100
Corp—10
10
Woolworth (f w) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
preferred
Public Service
Woodward Iron Co
Wisconsin
29
Wrigley (wm) Jr (Del)
No par
8% July 15
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
25
1
88% Jun
Jan
4
49
21% Jan
4
27% Apr
May 21
13
York Corp common
51% Jun
9
60% Apr
13
20
May
3
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (l a) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
9
13
34
Sep
14
47% Jan
5
38
Jan
4
11
Dec
31
16'% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
13% July 15
Youngstown Steel Door
62% Dec
29
84
Jan
0
63%Jnn
9
73% Apr
14
Zenith
5% Apr
13
7'% May 20
Zonite
4% Feb 26
Radio Corp
Prodhcts Corp
•Bid and asked
prices; no sale on this day.
fin receivership, or petition
r cash sales,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
-
1
6%
v
24%-Tan 21
47% July 15
3% Oct 28
No par
No par
10
preferred
£4.25
51% July 12
6
Co
100
Wilson & Co Inc common
22
21
77% Jan
Oil
Wilcox
Jan
39% Jan
preference
Prior
18
18% Jan
116
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
15
28% Jan
137
1
common—1
20
5
Jun
40% Apr 23
30 V4 Jan
4
Mar
Sep
/:
Mar/
75
101
8ep 14
9% Apr
31% Jan
Sep
Jun
93% Jun
conv
White Motor Co common
5%%
preferred
36% July 15
May 27
Mar 26
24% Jun
47
$5
26 % Mar 19
126
16% Sep
4
8
8
6
31
Jan
27% Feb
prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The s s)
20
26
21% Mar
24 % Jan
36
5
Feb
10
10
12%
100
12.50
100
No par
Weston Elec Inst Corp
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
24% July 7
129% Apr 26
30% May
noncum
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series b
19
6
3
993/4 Jan
23
July 15
22% Jan
52% Dec
1
Jan
Mar 11
44
58% July 15
50 % Jan
30
15
91% Jun
80
104
4
29% May 18
22% Dec
126
11
35% May
39% Sep
16% Jun
9
96% Jan
2
12 Va
12%
56,200
17%
17%
17%
21.500
263/a
27'a
*27
19,800
25 Va
24%
25%
26
263/4
27%
27
27%
27%
27'/a
500
27%
35%
35%
35%
353/a
16,100
353/a
35
35 Va
35%
33%
33%
34
34
:■
343/8
343/a
34%
34%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
r
31%
31%
31%
32 Va
12,900
15%
15 va
15%
15 Va
15%
1
15%
15%
15
15
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,700
13 %
13 Va
13 Va
2,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13 Va
12
12%
12%
12%
.12%
12%
12%
35%
34%
34%
34%
36%
35%
36 7
35%
88%
87%
87%
88
88
88%
19%
18%
18%
18%
14%
18%
14%
40%
.'40%
••41%
14%
14%
14%
40 %
40%
.
103
103
*101
r
99%
100
"
«
100%
103
88
883%
130
183/4
17%
18%
8,200
14%
14 %
14%
1.900
42%
8,400
109%
No par
_No par
1
41%
•109
11%
11%
*101
103
*101%
103
*100%
101%
*100%
IOII/2
31%
113/2
500
33 Va
323/4
331/4
7,200
106%
*1053/2
1061/2
90
11%
11%
11%
33
106'/4
*106%
106 %
106%
106 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/8
10%
483/4
49
48%
49
48%
48%
48
%
48%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
243/4
45 %
45%
46%
46%
473/a
55%
55
55%
55%
56%
23%
100%
42%
423/8
24%
24%
72%
101 %
*101
*24%
24%
69
101%
:
23%
1,500
7,400
24%
24%
24%
48%
48%
481/2
2,400
58%
57%
58 Va
17,500
101
101%
1,500
102
*101
433/a
44
43%
43%
37,500
243/4
25%
243/4
25 Va
22,500
70%
30,200
101 %
*101
23%
23%
23%
23%
69%
71%
693/4
*101
101%
200
233%
1,300
6,200
.
*127
*127%
*127%
*129
*1273/2
%
■l
36%
85%
36 Va
86
36%
35%
36%
353/4
36
343/4
353/4
85%
36
34%
24
5,400
57
703/4
*101
10'a
49%
47 %
43%
71%
10
483/4
„
24%
.
25»a
25
25%
24
*27 '/a
42%
101%
69%
71 %
101 Va
1013/a
101
101 %
41%
101
110
106 %
11%
33 Va
55 %
90
110
32%
11%
32%
41%
10,400
88%
42 v :
.7.
100%
11%
100%
1,500
35%
109%
32%
*45
123/4
•12
17%
"
14%"
110
*101
99%
1,500
14%
,
'
110
110
110
110
.
106 %
100
63% Mar 25
99i/4 Sep
12%
17%
11%
2
48% Aug 13
'
12
17 »/a
27%
24%
25%
101
101
102
101%
11%
32
14
67% Mar 16
-
33%
*98%
100
Western Maryland Ry common—100
18
;
800
•101
19
14
4.000
"
35%
'110
26% Jan
May 14
10,500
11%
16%
27%
!; 40%
49"% July
37% Feb
16%
73/a
21 %
xl6%
11%
16 Va
102
102
i.
11%
7%
21%
19
22
46% Sep
103
11%
1,500
73/a
22%
88%
43% Apr 27
4%
•101%
103
60 %
7%
21%
60 Va
■;
34%
com__2.50
32v4 Mar 25
Apr 28
26
22%
13
Sep
45
21%
t
12
57% Mar 11
6
22%
99
22%
20%
Jan
-20
7%
15 %
15
■43% Sep
60%
7%
29%
5
4
60%
25%
60%
7%
x33%
5
Mar
60 Va
25%
60%
35
Coal & Coke
10% July 15
1,900
25%
*27
West Va Pulp & Paper com
4%% preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Auto Supply Co
110
600
25%
7%
24%
1
No par
3
No par
No par
5
5
1
5
West
4
11%
25%
60%
16%
33% July 16
8% Jan
*11%
25%
11%
13% Mar 18
Virginia
11%
25%
7%
•101%
1
5
4.10% preferred series c
1
11%
25%
60%
22%
4
105% May 20
Jan
12% Jan
Sep 29
15
8% Sep
Mar
11%
11%
25%
7
100
63
63
63
♦62
63
*62
11%
60%
9% May 20
231/4 Jan
11%
11%
25%
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co__.
No par
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series b
100
25
111% Apr
11%
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp—
1
42% July 16
36% Jan
104 % Jan
Co_
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
88% July 12
17% Nov
i
*62
Wabash rr 4%% preferred
100
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram) g & w
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
5%%
preferred
100
68% Mar 18
Mar 20
60
2
14
59
86
85%
85 3/8
85
853/4
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Number 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
27
(271)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY
-
-
WEEKLY
•
YEARLY
-
%%%
S'.r.awhm th* —■
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1963
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
99.24 May 12
BONDS
AND
HIGn
SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 13
PRICES
Wednesday
July 12
NEW YORK STOCK
July 14
Low
Low
High
Low
High
Thursday
July 15
High
.
Low
Friday
Sales for
July 16
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds 1$)
Feb
108
94.8
Mar 25
94.8
Feb
19
23
95.20 Oct
23
Feb
Feb
108
15
111.12
*110.30
111.2
111.10
*111.10
111.14
*111.10
111.14
*101.20
101.22
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.18
101.20
*104.6
104.12
*104.6
104.12
*104.6
104.12
*104.6
104.12
*104.6
104.10
1961
*104.6
104.10
*104.4
104.8
*104.4
104.8
*104.6
104.10
*104.6
104.10
1958-1963
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
19
15
98.29 Feb
*110.30
1956-1959
1960-1965
1956-1958
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.26
109.2
*108.26
109.2
*108.26
109.2
*102.13
102.15
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102.11
102.13
1958
*103.16
102.18
♦103.16
103.18
*103.17
103.19
*103.18
103.2.0
*103.18
103.20
2%s
1961
*102.19
102.23
*102.16
102.20
*102.18
102.22
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
2V2s
-1962-1967
*101.20
101.24
*101.22
101.26
*101.23
101.27
*101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
2%s
.1963-1968
*101.8
101.12
*101.10
101.14
*101.12
101.16
*101.16
181.20
*101.14
101.18
2y2s
2%s
June 1964-1969
*101
101.4
*101.4
101.8
*101.6
101.10
*101.12
101.16
♦101.10
Dec 1964-1969
*100.30
101.2
*101.2
101.6
*101.4
101.8
*101.10
101.14
*101.8
101.12
2%s
2y2s
2%s
2Vis
2Vis
1965-1970
*100.22
100.26
*100.24
100.28
*100.28
101
*101.2
101.6
*101-2
101.6
1966-1971
*100.16
100.20
*100.18
100.22
*100.22
100.26
*100.28
101
*100.30
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
16
Mar 25
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
102.4
16
1978-1983
Treasury 2%s
102.4
1955-1960
Treasury 2%s
104.16 Dec
—
23/4s
2%s
2Vis
-Dec 15
June 1967
99.14 Oct 23
99.14 Oct 23
99220 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
101.2
*100.8
100.12
*100.14
100.18'
*100.18
100.22
*100.20
100.24
100.16
*100.16
100.20
*100.20
100.24
*100.22
100.26
100.12
*100.8
100.12
*100.14
100.18
100.22
♦100.20
100.24
*102.23
1958
*100.8
*100.12
102.25
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
♦102.22
102.24
*102.27
1957-1959
100.12
100.14
*100.8
Dec 1967-1972
June 15
101.14
*100.10
1972
Sept 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
*111.6
102.29
*102.27
102.29
♦102.27
102.29
*102.27
102.29
*102.27
102.29
*101.28
101.30
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=1956-1959
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101.31
*101.28
101.30
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101.30
.June 1959-1962
*101.10
101.14
*101.8
101.12
*101.8
101.12
*101.12
101.16
*101.12
2 Vis
—Dec 1959-1962
*101.10
101.14
*101.8
101.12
*101.9
101.13
*101.12
101.16
*101.12
101.16
.Dec
1954
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
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100.23
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100.23
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100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
2s
2s
101.16
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
91.25 Apr
92
Jun
16
95
July
July 20
93.8
Jan
NOV
101
1
25-year 3s
Jun
16
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
102
Apr
15
30-year 3y4s___
Oct
1
1981
102.8
Apr
Feb
4
-
*99.20
1
23-year 3%s
May 15 1975
*102.8
19-year 3Vis
Oct
3-year 3s
15-year 3%s
Oct
104.24 July 15
100
*99.20
100
*99.20
100
100
*99.20
♦99.24
100
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101.16
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101.16
100.8
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101.16
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101.16
6
24
100
*99.20
100
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102.28 Feb
13
*99.20
100
*99.20
July 15 1972
104.12 Mar 10
101.16 Jan
101.20 Feb
100.24 NOV
9
101.24 Feb
Oct 26
101
100.16 Nov 30
Jun
100
94.24 Jan
4
Dec
98
2
97.16 May 12
100
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96
I
94.8
94
15
2
100.4
*101.4
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102.24
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*102.8
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102.28
15
1971
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i
104.16
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104.16
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104.16
1
1956
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103.12
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103.12
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103.16
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103.16
♦103.4
103.16
1
1969
*104.8
104.24
*104.8
104.24
*104.12
104.28
104.24
104.24
*104.8
_due Feb 15
1955
*99.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
1956
100.16
*99.16 100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
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*98.16
100
•98.16
100
-
jan
104.24
10,000
Serial bonds of 1950
2a
2a
-due Feb 15
2a
2a
-due Feb 15 1957
-due Feb 15 1958
2a
-due Feb 15
28
28
and asked price. No sales transacted
this day,
-
bqNDs
•
-
Interest
r
New York Stock Exchange
Period
'
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
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99.16
*97.16
99.16
♦97.16
99.16
1959
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99
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99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
1960
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
♦96
98
-due Feb
15
1961
*95
97
♦95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
due Feb 15
1962
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96
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96
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96
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96
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96
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New
Transit Unification
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.
sale.-r Registered
FOR
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-
100
bond transactions
JULY
ENDED
16
< Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
v
100.16
i
RANGE
2 Friday
*99.16
-due Feb 15
Odd lot transactions,
a
100.16
i
2a.
♦Bid
*99.16
Sold
High
Range Since
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
•
No.
Low
.
High
Brazil
City
(continued)
Low
19
*
Bonds-
.
Bid & Asked
— *
3Vis series No.
Issue—
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or Friday's
.
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
*83%
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Jan. 1
No.
*82 y«
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82%
79
3 Vis series No. 20
-Jane-Dec
1980
105,!
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•-
17
98%
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*96
3Vis series No. 22
Corporate Stock
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 21
,
3%
June-Dec
*89
99%
84"
*83-
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77%.
3Vis series No.
23_.—,__2
..June-Dec
3Vis series No. 24.
June-Dec
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82
,
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81
v
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90
81
82
.June-Dec
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83
3Vis series No. 27
June-Dec
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81%*
90
June-Dec
*82 %
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80%
83
90
80%
83
79
83
3Vis series No. 29
June-Dec
*83
3 Vis series No. 30
June-Dec
•83'•
sinking fund 5s 1957.
Mar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-Julp
Canada (Dominion of) 3Vis 1961
Jan-July
Wertheim & Co.
REctor 2-2300
120
:
Broadway,
fclew
York
Tor
2Vis
NY 1-1693
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{AGuaranteed
sinking
§AGuaranteed
fund
sinking
6s
fund
1948
6s
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Feb-Aug
1947
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SAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
{AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
{AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
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sec
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1978
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April-Oct
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1972
1977
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102
102%
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74%
102 %
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10
50%
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48
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56
44%
41%
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For Financial Institutions
April-Ocf
(Plan B)—
f
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1
June-Dec
87
87
87
2_
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78%
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84
84
l
77%
3
June-Dec
83%
83%
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84
3%s series No.
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June-Dec
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5
June-Dec
83%
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7
June-Dec
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3 Vis series No.
8—
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*82 %
3Vis series No.
9
June-Dec
*87%
33/4s series No.
10
June-Dec
*91
3Vis series No. 11
June-Dec
SECURITIES
83 %
33/4s series No.
FOREIGN
84%
3%s
series
No.
.
3Vis series No.
12
3Vis series No.
13_.
.June-Dec
14
.June-Dec
3 Vis series No.
June-Dec
-
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83%
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83%
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88
91
81%
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__
June-Dec
*82%
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83%
For footnotes
see
page 31.
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N. Y.
83%
*83%
*83%
:
90
76
June-Dec
June-Dec
17
89
78%
15
16
3 Vis series No.
80
78%
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3Vis series No.
3Vis series No. 18
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93
84
88
*86
87
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
90 %
85
__
__
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75
99%
1
1979
67
72%
'74%
Apr-Ocf
external
63
73%
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due
4%s
62%
53%
72%
62%
66%
61
10
123
6s of 1928 Oct 1961__April-Ocf
103
1
,
40%
64%
*40
110
66%
38%
*66%
115
38%
64%
*40
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66%
38%
*40
1961
(Republic
$ bonds
(Republic of)
66%
38%
*40
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5 A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
SACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
4«/2s
66
__
41
40%
*40
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
66%
36%
108
40
*66%
June-Dec
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970
{AColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947.
25-year gold
64%
Jan
40%
38%
39%
Mar-Sepf
1960
66%
63%
__
*40
April-Oct
1962
Municipal 7s 1960
106%
2
*40
*66%
66
63%
—
40%
39
*66%
Map-Nov
1961
41
63%
__
(interest
5%
External dollar bonds of 1944
(5 6%
April-Ocf
1979-
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
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66 %
38%
*66%
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L_June-Dec
66 '/a
40%
38%
*40
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{ACologne (City of) 6y2s 1950
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JA7s (Central Ry)
A 6s
AChilean
-
3
62%
67
__
April-Ocf
6'/2s 1957
--J—
1961
62%
64%
__
__
*40
39%
40%
38%
*66%
June-Dec
1993
1957:
assented
assented
4A8s
99%
(interest
1957
assented
3s
40%
66%
38%
*66%
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Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
66%
62%
*40
April-Ocf
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1963
2
112% 112%
108 % 108 %
—
bonds
$
AGuaranteed sinking
100%
41
154
99%
fund
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101%
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:
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1979
1927 due
99%
100
100'/8
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112%
June-Dec
1978
)
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99%
fund
1963
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102
101% 101%
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106y4
101% 101%
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57%
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101
%
99
43%
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1962
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April-Oct
June-Dec
1962
77
101 %
Feb-Aug
1941
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104
Feb-Aug
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40
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63%
-2
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Jan-July
1961
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56%
Feb-Aug
1961
assented Jan 1961
87
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to
90
June-Dec
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85
Feb-Aug
3.'5%
to
75
103
Feb-Aug
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reduced
90
June-Dec
of)
of)
S
*83
;
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State)
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1960
Sept 1961
85
99%
44
I_
assented Feb
A 0s
94%
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A 6s assented Sept 1961
A
85
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85
71
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104
f
;
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87
90
101ft
1962
(Kingdom
——
—
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20-year 3 Vis 1966
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84%
<
71
,
100%
*83
J-
>—_r
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Belgium
75
90
90
Jan-July
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Jan-July
1955
10-year 3%,s 1956
15-year
83%
90
*83
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ser
external 5s 1958
(Commonwealth)
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1957_April-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
(City)
Australia
fd
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8
*40
May-Nov
Aprfl-Oct
April-Oct
1960
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Akershus
99%
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6s
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94%
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54
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26
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1
36
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1942
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5 A 7s
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102% 104%
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1
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25-year
Teletype
Members New York Stock Exchange
it,r
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"
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:
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•,
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84
'
3Vis series No. 26—
Foreign Securities
L
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-
Low
78%
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88
Teletype NY 1-971
59%
52%
114%
.
1954,'i,
Chronicle.. .Monday, July 19,
The Commercial and Financial
28
(272)
t.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED JULY
FOR
RANGE
Interest
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
(Dept of)
Czechoslovakia
(State)
—Jan-July
1978—
3s
Sold
—
104%
A
qq7/h
ya/8
100%
100 7»
April-Oct
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extl
extl
3s
f
s
AEstonia
5 7aS
of
loan
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70%
70%
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70V*
Prussian
of
1972_
78%
76%
50%
49%
bonds
45
57%
58
65
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reduced
1963—Jan-July
62
61
62
26
Apr-Oct
59
57%
59
39
'
issue
due
1953
1953
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June-Dec
dollar
bonds
1980
3s
dollar
bonds
1972'.
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4
1924 Dawes loan)
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7s
due
1930
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45
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95%
97
35
8278
97
87%
85%
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1950 extended to 1960
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part ,paid
Italian Credit Consortium
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gtd
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series
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s
B
Public
f
Jan-July
Utility Institute—
s f 3s 1977——
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gAItaly
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%s
extl
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loan
extl
'24
1965
of
3s
f
s
1975
to
bonds
$
93
93%
36
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May-Nov
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June-Dec
Jan-July
1957
1978
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.
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567a
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to
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II
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1
41
101
101
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6s 1952
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-
.
'
99
1 no
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1953
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5V2S
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<
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—Mar-Sept
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i—May-Nov
1963
(30-year)
1958
i
1953
to
extended
1958—,
to
1968
Oslo
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—April-Oct
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..Mar-Sept
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;
to
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s
f
f
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series
.
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1966
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s
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to
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see
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31.
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>
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!
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'
Jan-July
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t
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6274
due
A6 72S
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1966
.
.
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
1
June-Dec
1968
i, — —
9374
7774
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u
Jan-July
City Electric 6s 1955——;
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i
{
April-Ocf
external sinking fund gold
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reduced
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107
80
1964—.June-Dec
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51
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A
1979——
Bell Telephone hf Pa
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•t
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1999—
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RR
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142 V.
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„
100
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494
mortgage 4s series, A July 1975
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"
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79
127
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—
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l
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mortgage 6% '(2%%- .
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1946
—
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-
—
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debs
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t
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i
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9972
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7%
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2012
—
1043/4
1017a
.First
72
April-Ocf
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.
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1946_i
101
102
101%
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1965
Baltimore;& Ohio RR—
„
A
2006
A
13
84%
100%
102
—
—
•
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1953
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f
:
2001
A
18
*7%
2001
6%s
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Rio Grande do Sul
55%
65
;
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loan) 1951_Mar-Sepf
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to
secured
64 7 8
65
1952
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1950
7s
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to
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f
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67
8s 1950—Jan-July
2.375%)
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reduced
40
—ApriZ-Oct
Alegre (City of)—
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(interest
5874
36
9%
1964
debentures
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5874
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777a
76
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*8%
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101 Va
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..
130
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!
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gold 6s 1940———April-Ocf
1958——
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—
„
nns/
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1971
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8172
—
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April-Oct
3748 debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
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5tJ
....
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45
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1
1973—;
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1987
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,
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—
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—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
1982
debentures
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il
515
40
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,
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'14074 1407»
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—-
1986.
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94
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1
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2008
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817a
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1975
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1980
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.
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92 %
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1
.
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-
-
1963:Jan-July
agree't)
--
.
sinking, fund 6%s 1958—.Mar-Sept
to
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>
,
__
1952
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
15 /8
lew
16/4
,
April-Oct
(1942
6%s
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15%
2
—
s
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—
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15%
94%
72
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-
94%
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92
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Jan-July
„
(City of)
& Foreign
1922
to
1933
assented
new
Bosch
90%
89
7
-
12%
1970—_May-Nov
lf66_—.June-Dec
4.80s junior debentures 1987
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June-Dec
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91
—-Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—
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Allegheny & Western 1st g.td 4s 1998—„Aprii-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 72S debs 1978
April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956—-Mar-Sept
Aluminum Co of America 3 7as 1964
Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979
June-Dec
§ALarge
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*—
__
6s of *26 1961
to 1971——
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1st
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*147
__
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Alabama
__
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143%
__
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.
*
267a
55
.
.
extended
107a
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1945
.
15%
;.
.
...
:
1958
817a
26
23%
23%
22%
22%
.
.June-Dec
1963
(City, of)
196i
due
6s
—
due
.
Jan-July
1953
to
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1947
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1965
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—
1968
2012
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58
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,
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,
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5s
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67
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issue—
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57
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76
2
reduced
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April-Ocf
1969
bonds
&
conv
4s
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65
1924
dollar bonds
10-year bonds
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(interest
2012
2%)
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1967
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1982
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116
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—
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—
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debentures
103
1979—J an-July
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1948-.
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;
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95
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99
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95
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104
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1965_—ApriZ-Oct
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first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
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&
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105'A
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104
-1
1
(N Y)
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1965
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1983
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f debentures 2001
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„
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1980
1982——
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9i»%
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r
97
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Feb-Aug
1999_,___
——
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99
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79%
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101
101
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—
99%
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62
91
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95%
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—;
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—-
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B 1976_Mar-Sept
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56
102 % 102%
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84
—
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1979—'
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101
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;
102%
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B
89
7
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78%
*
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debentures series
103%
98
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3s
100
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85%
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&
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100%
t
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Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3%s
First
.
3%s debentures 1964— June-Dec
1st
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
General 4%s series A 1965——;
4s
*__
Mar-Sepf
1984
Pacific Western Oil
*100% 102
100% 100%
;
series I 1966
1970.
3s series K 1971—
3s series L 1974
3s series M 1979
3s series N 1977
2%s series P 1981
2%s series Q 1980
refunding 3%s
5
Pere
Feb-Aug
debs
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
National Steel
2%s
3%s
AIncome
& St Louis—
1970
H
*92
100% 101%
104%
63%
Products 2%s
——
96%
92
96
:
3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
3%s series W 1984—,
June-Dec
114
102%
dentures
mortgage
mortgage
1st
60%
3
3s
First & refunding mtge
99
101%
Dairy
*96
90%
84%
5
15
96%
85%
90
2
First mortgage 3s series B 1986
91
102%
56
23
1986
95 %
101 k
95
5
99%
95 %
64
9
97
47%
62 y4
25/8s
99%
91
66%
58 %
__
104% 105 %
98%
1
June-Dec
1978-
64
67 '
59
1
64%
65
104%
...
87
101% 101 y4
3s debentures
,
100
80
101% 101%
National
t
96%
Construction mortgage 5s series A 1955—May-No©
Nashville Chattanooga
mortgage
June-Dec
First & refunding
-June-Dec
First & refunding
June-Dec
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June-Dec
First & refunding
June-Dec
First & refunding
_June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982—._June-Deo
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
Ljune-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
100%
Construction
Tel & Tel
*62
May-Nov
.Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
First & refunding
106%
98 %
114
debentures
58%
57%
*62%
64%
75%
70%
'
.
6
65
'
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First &
102%
102%
June-Dec
114
3y8s
76
P
104%
97
113
Mountain States
1974
3s
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
51%
112
1955
mortgage
mortgage
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A
99%
48%
114
gtd 3y2s 2000
64%
104%
517/a
114
mtge 4J/2s series B
*75
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series J
—
1977—Mar-Sept
first
94%
—
—
*102%
1978—May-No©
gold 5y2s series A 1949
May-Nov
AFirst and refund gold 5s H 1980
April-Oct
AFirst and refunding 5s series I 1981
Feb-Aug
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3y4s series B 1966.
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debentures 1958
Mby-Nov
Essex
j
1991—May
refunding 5s series G
5s series F
first
Edison
102% 103%
103%
105
.
Mar-Sept
.
78
96%
1
§ A Convertible
Morris &
60
92%
1
84%
—Jan-July
AFirst and
and
85
84%
—
ACum
AGeneral
100
84 %
1978
2%s 1984
1979
First
103%
May
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
{Missouri Pacific RR Co—
AFirst and refunding 5s series A 1965
,
*103
April-Oct
1962_
Prior
.
__
—
99%
Jan-July
1990
3s
mortgage
2%s 1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
RR—
series A
5s
first 4s
first
Northwestern Bell Telephone
First
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
77%
94%
97%
60
3
St Marie—
inc series A Jan
4y2s
77%
"
102
95%
——:
101
Mar-Sept
(
79%
85%
106%
80%
'
84%
~
1988—_April-Oct
First mortgage
74%
83%
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
3s 1978
Jan-July
2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s 1982__.
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
mortgage
First mortgage
Feb-Aug
3%s
Co
86 J
52
85
*95
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as 1974—May-No©
First mortgage
78%
75%
first mortgage 2%s
mortgage 2%s 1975
First
101%
91%
2047
1
First
First
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-No©
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
(R H)
70%
67%
126
Power Co—
(Minnesota)
96
104%
M
Macy
Jan
First
'
—
Feb-Aug
1984
91%
*100% 102
—
106%
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Feb-Aug
1979
1982
mtge 3%s
__
May-Nov
mtge 2%s
82%
360
1997
3s
(Wisconsin)
mtge 3%s ser F 2003
Louisville Gas &
lien
Northern States
Louisville & Nashville RR—■
First & refund
Quar-Jan
1997
4s
registered
General
119
100
—
*93%
__
_Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
115
*117%
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Ocf
3%s
~3
May-No©
1973
debentures
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
3s registered 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-July
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Jan-July
Collateral trust 4%s 1975
Mar-Sept
66
79
3s debentures 1976——
288
78%
Pacific Ry—
lien
4s
56%
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s
f
s
Prior
78
86
72%
71%
92
1952
69%
76%
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
mtge
1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s
1983
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Ocf
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974
Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973
May-No©
General
69%
28
66
mtge
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan-July
3%s
80%
65
92
{ALombard Electric 7s series A
June-Dec
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
88
73
1
87
*84%
71%
65%
18
69%
78
May
interest 2003
93%
81
Northern
68%
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86' 1
10
85
85
85
1
92
*78
Series F 5s contingent
93%
55
91
May-Nov
May-Nov
—_May-Nov
interest
contingent
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87%
54
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A
84%
55
Jan-July
contingent interest 2003
90%
53%
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2003
"2
92
92
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2003—
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Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
& Western RR—
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ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
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1st
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82
83
*—
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1973
100%
68%
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Term
85
3
88%
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88%
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fixed
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series A
1955
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102%
L
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June-Dec
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1st mortgage 4l/2s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
2007—Jan-July
2022—May
94%
78
Port Chester—
4 %s
4s
168
1st
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984_
4s ser A
inc 4%s series A
conv
&
98%
3
69%
RR—
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jon-July
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'/2s A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
mtge
AGeneral
N
registered 1997
River
92%
„
"Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Ocf
{AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
3 '/as
May-Nov
1973
B
refunding mtge
&
May-Nov
1973
A
99%
100
94%
!
—.
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100
100%
94%
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100
97
193%
100%
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98%
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Feb-Aug
1998
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N Y
Jan-July
1961
series
AGeneral mtge
104
•103
__
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&
Harlem
104% 105%
104%
gold 3%s
N Y New Haven & Hartford
*97
Jan-July
—
—
—
__
90
84
Jan-JnZy
Jan-July
1997
1997
collateral
registered
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4%s
K
April-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
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May-Nov
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
N
:
registered
Shore
3%s
Co—
3%s
mortgage
1st
89
—
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1998
A
series
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3%s
1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov
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Mar-Sept
Inter
:
*99
——
103%
—
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96%
—
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81%
97
98%
1956
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97%
100
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1977——
debs
subord
conv
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Low
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—
97
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Friday's
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International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s
series
4%s
AFirst
81%
97
5
114% 114%
—
61
12
114% 115
Jan-July
1956
,
174
74% ,77%
77%
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31
120% 122
122
or
Bid A Asked
*103%
1956
C
series
5s
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102%
101%
132
114% 117%
116%
——-—Jan -July
C
93
Consolidated
1952
A July
§ A Adjustment 6s series
A First 5s series B 1956
{New Orleans Texas & Mexico
AFirst 5s series B 1954
AFirst
Jun-July
1952
A
series
6s
97%
135%
123
♦133
Last
Sale Price
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Junction RR gtd first 4s
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Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
New Jersey
97%
97%
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{AFirst
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Low
Interest
•
New York Stock Exchange
103% 103%
1037/#
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1982
mortgage 3.20s series I
1st
NO.
High
•102%
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4s series A 1970
Jan-July
§ Allseder Steel Corp 6s 1948—
Feb-Auy
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Mar-Sept
Illinois Terminal Ry
*
Jan. 1
New Jersey Power &
1955
1955
4s
Refunding
"BONDS
Range Since
Sold
(Continued) —
Illinois Central RR
•
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Friday's
or
Sale Price
"
*103%
—
—
95%
94%
95%
3
90
66%
60
64 %
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53
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101
1
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110
110
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103
103
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101
106%
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99
8
96
100%
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Feb-Aug
99
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May-Nov
June-Dec
100%
99%
98 %
101%
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99
95%
99%
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98
94
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106
106
103% 103%
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97%
100
103 %
100
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105
5
105%
108
15
103%
104%
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Volume 180
Number 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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31
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
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Interest
Last
Period
8alo Price
New York Stock fixekangs
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Bang*
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-
3.70s
deh
conv
1964
Feb-Aug
1983_
101
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Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake
I
debs
Erie
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic
1972
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G
ser
mortgage 5s series B 1975
3%s
series
A
115
100
103%
:
.
93%
—
,
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general 5s
series
.
104%
109
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108
1
108
104% 105
■
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104
107%
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104% 104%
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83%
103%
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101%
mortgage
mortgage 2%s
3s
101%
2
99%
102% 102%
5
101%
1974
First and
First
and
First
and
First
and
and
106
106
103;
106
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
107
95
1
106
1983
1984
RR
Orleans
New
of
Ohio
Cent
ref
and
96
Tri-Continental
97%
3%s
101%
—
100
98
--
3s
100 % 101%
100%
103
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105 %
1
131
135%
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200
218
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101% 102
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215
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101%
104% 104%
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102%
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100%
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104
75%
271
54%
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debs
(subord)
*100
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V
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106 y8
131
3%s
130
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1
107
130
98%
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103%
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1,222
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104 y8
100%
1976
1967
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100%
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12
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—.
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3
104%
106%
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94%
95%
96
96%
97
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90
99%
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1959—Afar-Sept
101%
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152
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123%
*121% 124%
_Feb-Aug
121 % 123
ApriZ-Oct
120% 120%
.
152
Vanadium
Corp—
mortgage 4%s series D 1977
mortgage 3%s series J 1969
Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept
America—
of
subord
RR
1969
debentures
consol
gtd
4s series
refund
First and
102%
98%
June-Dec
110
»'
107%
—
96%
refund mtge 3s series F
1975—Afar-Sept
1978—Afar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
mtge 2%s ser E
*__
97%
16
103%
110
100%
144
110
*100% 102
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
A
1957
First and
~3
101% 102
Corp
conv
sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Gas & Electric
General
99
101%
97%
3
*
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocf
1973
_
debentures
Consol
1
;
1953
mtge 6s 1955
General
99%
1
99
88%
.
—
'*
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
1972
2%s
Universal Pictures
87
94 y4
84
99%
99
Jan-July '
3'/is
trust
debentures
106%
_April-Oct
107
103%
99'A
R106% 111
R108
Afar-Sept
sinking fund debentures
7
1973
5
5
5
Corp—
1950
Rochester
98%
101
99
Afay-Nov
1971
s
Rubber
S
2%s
AConsol
98
104% 104%
Feb-Aug
3%s
100%
97%
*97
Afay-Nov
1972
mtge
96%
1952
100%
97%
101
June-Dec
1970
1976
1st
>•
81%
6s
95
10
98%
97%
97%
June-Dec
2%s debs
Gas Corp. 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1
6s
37%
3
100
105% 105%
;
—
Afay-Nov
3%s debentures 1977
3
7s
75%
72%
98%
Afay-Nov
1
United
96%
mtge
102%
95
31%
100
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991„Afar-Sept
Car 4y4s s f debs 1973—!
April-Oct
of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
86
mtge
-
3
75
United Biscuit Co
96%
mtge
105%
Afar-Sept
1961
1968
debentures
86
§ AConsol
130%
101%
33%
Jan-July
Union Tank
105
104
of
conv
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995 -May- Nov
§ ADirect
101
5
105%
Pacific RR—
2%s
100%
97
.
3%s
Union
102%
100
——
99%
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Reynolds
§ADirect
101%
122
102% 102%
■
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94
92
1
u
4%s
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
5
20
105
April-Oct
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3V4s 1982
1st
1964
debs
99%
104%
130 % 130 %
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
debentures
1st
100%
99%
*100% 101
June-Dec
3s
119%
94%
101%
115
100 % 100 %
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
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■'
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U
Tobacco
111
1
98%
;
June-Dec
1974
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
1
(R J)
'
102% 102 %
Pacific—
—
*11
May-Woo
debentures
98
101
'
June-Dec
1977
1963
2%s
95
94%
100 y8
101
*98
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oet
3%s series C
M
:
.
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refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983— April-Oct
Oats
98 %
-
119% 119%
102%
first
1st
Quaker
Jan-JuZy
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
.
gold 5s 2000—1——June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Pacific
&
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972___'
1st
♦—
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104 %
95
'
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
and refund
First
Texas
Term
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Tol &
Providence
3s
Low
104 y4
__
of St Louis—
impt M 4s series C 2019
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First and refund M 3%s series B
88,
100%
101% 101%
and
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
81%
96%
84
*97% 100
Feb-Aug
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3 Vis
First
*—
May-Woo
.
1973
Terminal RR Assn
108%
Jlfar-Sept
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First
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1966
Jan. 1
Wo.
High
*i04y2
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104
102%
'
,
Texas
105
May-Noo
1962
C
Mar-Sept
1973
2%s debentures 1972
108
__
_
108
April-Oct
April-Oct
1984
general 5s series B
debs
37/8s
2%s debentures
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Chemical
Swift & Co.
97
102%
—
*103%
•107%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
mtge
107%
*103%
June-Dec
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
1st
Sunray Oil Corp.
331
Feb-Aug
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General
i
Stauffer
Bonds
Friday's
Ry—
1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Afoy-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General
102%
98%
97
or
Bid* Asked
High
7
-*96%
SalaPrioo
Low
Low
101%
-111
June-Dec
Week'* Bang*
Last
Period
New York Stock Kxthange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
1I
.
.,112
*101% 102%
111%
1957—Jlfay-Nov
H
ser
field
High
101
2%s 1986—June-Dec
& St Louis
1G
Friday
Beads
Bid A Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
ENDED JULY
Week's
101
101
101
99 %
94
101
96
101
First and refund
First
Saguenay Power 3s series
St
Lawrence
Second
St
&
gold
Louis-San
A 1971
Adirond'k
6s
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-JuZy
April-Oct
gold 5s
1996
Francisco
1st mortgage
1st
Jan-July
2022
May
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Second
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
St
Paul
Union
Scioto V &
first
Air
&
83
89%
May-Woo
18
86 %
94%
107
117%
116
Virginian Ry 3s
_Mar-Sepf
118
30
123%
92%
Gen
175
9
378s
f
s
Seagram
3s
Afay-Nov
debentures 1977
(Jos E)
Mar-Sept
—
& Sons 2%s 1966
debentures
'
•
*96%
•96%
i§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Oil Corp 3%s conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
105
105
Jan-July
^
*101
2%s
Oil
.
r
'
1976
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s
debentures
Southern
2%s
Ry
Southern
Natural Gas
Southern
139
"I
49%
62%
96%
110%
101%
4s
96%
91%
1994_
101% 101%
4Vis
Co
4 Vis
Gold
4 Vis
A
Afar-Sept
1969
4Vis
1981_
Western
97% 102%
Westinghouse
99%
Westphalia
74%
70
72%
109
115%
103%
106%
-
107
105% 107
106
105% 106%
A '75—June-Dec
ser
99
consol
99
Jan-July
gold
1994
general
4s
series
A
1956-,
and
general
6s
series
A
1956
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
—Jan-July
5s
6Vis series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Orleans
Joint
3%s
Southwestern
3%s
Northeastern
&
Bell
Tel
Standard
2%s
Coil Products
Standard
Oil
Oil
(N
J)
debentures
gold
5s
(Indiana)
Standard
2%s
debs
1985
:
first
99%
3%s debentures
Wilson
4 Vis
conv
3 Vis
4
87
1
93
84%
1st
79%
88%
9^%
98
.
97%
Gen
2013
1967-
conv
&
;
281
102%
74
99%
68
62%
__
72%
115
55%
59%
103%
105%
—
5
101-101-
2
105% 106%
-
64%
64%
104
10
94
67%
66%
103
107
61%
67%
68
59%
66%
102%
104%
104%
106%
—
_1
*97
101
104%
25
104
*105%
Afar-Sept
A
1980
Jan-July
2%s
Co
96%
1971——Mar-Sept
S
Central
first
RR
130% 130%
10
130%
First
162%
103
58
101%
103 %
Wisconsin
106
8
105%
107
107%
15
106%
96%
117% 117%
9
105
'
99
—
102%
94
100
94%
-
118% 118%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*90
98%
—
'
123
90
96%
*101%
—
—
102% 103%
T
69
100% 100%
8
*103
Jan-July
106
90
*101
ApriZ-Oct
1958
1960
4s
3
—
102
98%
102
95%
100%
103
103%
102 Vi
106
Co—
83%
84%
'
*94
17
70%
70 %
__
34
80%
87%
64%
73%
90%
-95
95
108
117%
29
106%
107 y4
*95%
*97%
May-Nov
mortgage 3s
B
-
—
103% 103%
Power Corp—
1965
first
103%
mtge 4s series A 2004
:
—Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
^_May
Electric Power 2%s 1976——-—June-Dec
106
*98%
April-Ocf
122
96%
18
'102% 103%
*70%
June-Dec
92 Vi
107%
,
T"*\
*103% 104
100
104
Yonkers
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
92%
10
98
72
87%
398
102%
95%
41
97%
111
91
24
a
103%
67%
99% 100%
Jan-July
1971
117%
92%
94%
Service 3%s
106 y4
100%
72%
92
Public
110%
107 y4 108%
95%
——Afar-Sept1
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1979
106
__
96
Afay-Nov
April
1971—Afay-Nov
1974
67 V4
66 •-
Wisconsin
106
1982—April-Ocf
debentures 2%s
82
95%
eqc
•
.
May-Woo
Jan-July
Corp
series
Electric
United Elec
Winston-Salem
102%
May-Wou
1983
Internal
106%
96%
83%
77%
104% 104 %
.
—
Jan-July
-—Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
1981
A
78
3
*87%
—
2361
3%s series C 1970—
mortgage 3%s series D 1967
First
RR—
1977
debentures
ASpokane
guaranteed
1
3
98
*60
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
107
102%
3
92%
87
*96
Jan-July
and
Devel
New
103
25
122
99
92 y4
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
-Devel
.Devel and general
40
99
103%
83
102% 103
May-Woo
1966
§Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953——
Wisconsin
2%s series G
first
Ry
385
4s
debentures
4%s
97%
Afay-Nov
3%s
First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Southern
5s
97 Vt
113% 115
1974
3y2s
Telegraph Co—
1960
92%
105 % 106%
102%
Union
98%
115
—
81%
*71
R102%
3%s
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser
118
95%
106%
gtd gold
registered 2361
95%
Afay-Nov
I - San Fran Term 1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage
first
*72%
1973-June-Dec
1977
ref
Electric
*97%
95%
—
97%
1976—Afay-Nov
Wheeling Steel
(Oregon Lines)
'Gold
conv
first
Shore
30-year
101%
104
86%
81%
___Feb-Nov
1971
3%s
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
101%
98%
12
95%
Penn
West
226
62%
106%
7
83
83
81%
199i—April
Corp 3%s conv 1966—ApriZ-Oct
West Penn Power 3y2s series I
Pacific Co—
-First
'
West
98
125
107
95%
104%
93
112
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
Indiana
14
RR
Co—
1979-.
debentures
62%
95%
97
100%
96%
*140% 153
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1985
2%s
103
96 Vt
April-Oct
Southern
101
91%
B Jan
2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'/as 1967—Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Afay-Nov
99
*__
-
1
98%
4%s series
debentures
conv
Petroleum
Warren
97%
100
102%
*95 V4
—-—June-Dec
Sinclair
95 y4
*101
June-Dec
—
1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
-—April-Oct
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971——-April-Oct
§ASiemens & Halske 6%s 1951
Mar-Sept
Socony-Vacuum
Co
Warren
1st mtge 3s series B 1980_
105%
102
95
*103%
April
4s income series A Jan 1981
mortgage 3%s series B
Walworth
Line RR Co—
95 %
94%
3
Co—
mtge Income
First
•
,
RR
Gen mtge
118
__
171 y4 172
Wabash
99%
95%
__
103 % 103%
105%
101%
105
4
w
100
*99%
100%
*106 Vb 116%
Afay-Nov
C 1973—April-Ocf
1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser
109%
100
*i2oy8
Jan-July
—
104 % 104%
1958
series B
118
101%
*100
April-Oct
—
104%
*108% 110
1989—May-Woo
1977
100%
5s
97%
*104% 104%
April-Ocf
mtge 3y4s ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
19
91
I
ser
ref
consolidated
*11
1981—June-Dec
—April-Oct
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
80%
1
104% 104%
91
1989-Jan-July
1971
B
England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper 3s conv debs
Seaboard
104%
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
cons
Depot 3 Vis
New
83
1st
80
First
1997
ref
97%
71
80
83
83
and
95
*76
Ry Co—
4s series A
St Paul & Duluth
*98
95 y4
95%
Electric
Deferred
ABonds
100%
2%s
Light & Power
delivery
selling
sale
*93
l976_Jan-July
92%
94
92%
not
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
YEARLY
AND
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 12, 1954, and
ending/ Friday, July 16, 1954. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Acme
Motors
Adams
Co
Hat
Shares
Low
warrants
A
4%
400
/_„. —10
28%
28
28%
100
1
3%
3
3%
300
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation
1
3%
3%
4
1
7
6%
7%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
*
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
For
footnotes
see
12%
12%
200
t
Jan
A Jan
4%
30'
3%
4
Apr
May
Jun
Jun
7% July
7%
7%
Jan
Jan
"l0%
Feb
13% May
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Air-Way Electric Appliance
3
13
Airileets
1
—
Inc~^
Ajax Petroleums LtdAlabama
Gas
-50c
2
Corp
Alabama
Great Southern
Alabama
Power
Alaska
1
Mar
2% Mar
1,300
35.
2%
x5% May
8%
page
27
3,600
8%
Sales
Week's
Last
High
% May
3% Mar
14,200
common. —5
(N J)
16
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
1,300
4%
common
Stores
JULY
Friday
Low
'/8
Aero
ENDED
STOCKS
High
'—II
4%
WEEK
for Week
Alloys
Aluminum
Wire
Range
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
ACF-Brill
Week's
Airlines
4.20%
preferred
Inc
-50
,°tf
23 %
—
100
100%
——1
5%
xl2% xl4
13%
is
23
120
dep rets Amer shares—
/«
23%
120
100% 100%
5
5%
Aigemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer
14
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
high
High
xl4
July
7,000
9%
Feb
400
10 %
Jan
4,000
%
Jun
3,400
io
16%
Jan
107%
Jan
121
July
100
96%
Jan
103
Apr
6,200
3%
Jan
15% May
|g
24%
5%
Jan
Jun
Jan
•
31%
30
32%
2,300
24% Feb
32% July
A>
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
32
Monday, July 19, 1954
. ..
(276)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ft
ENDED JULY
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
10c
Fisher
Si
3%
2
A
2 A
27«
100
37a
43/a
11,800
"4'/a
Internat'l Investing cap
Aluminum
Aluminum
Industries
Industries Inc
Ambrook
pfd
§American Bantam Car Co class A
Air Filter 5%
American
conv
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber Co
Jan
997a
22 % Mar
233/4
Apr
Jan
Carter
117a
Jan
Casco
l
7%
ft
,22%
American
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
22%
1,200
23
< 203/4
,23
(A
Catalin
Cenco
Jan
1%
Jan
2,100
Jun
Feb
19
4 Va
Jan
53/4
7,800
293/a
2,000
50
33
Jan
37
48
Jan
58% May
10 3/4 May
131/2 Mar
2578 Mar
36%
36%
543/a
56%
1,100
12%
11%
12%
800
4%
900
4
Jan
12
Jan
4
5
American Writing Paper common
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
—5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
—.—20c
Anchor Post Products
2
Jun
297a
Mar
preference
3.50%
preferred
Convertible
83/4
10
6,300
83/4 July
14'/a
Feb
27a
2U
27s
9,000
21i
Feb
3(§
Jan
Camberlin
9
9
100
7%
Jan
9V4
Jun
Charls
36
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Oil Corp
Arkansas
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Co
July
109V2
Jan
Jan
18 3% July
21
207a
217a
8,800
153/a
Jan
247a
12 Va
12
12%
12,500
113
113 %
20
1,000
8%
Jan
Jun
121/4 July
Jan
193/4
20'A
44
44
45
$43
& $41
"iv« "l%
1%
•
'53)
Dec 22
on
3,700
Coast
Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp
•
Automatic Steel Products Inc
70
72% Jan
79% Mar
67a
200
100
103/4
9%
%
%
18 Va
18
18%
1,300
23%
24%
900
6%
Feb
17a May
1233/4 July
Jan
11% July
10,600
774 May
Co—
9 %
Jan
Commodore Hotel Inc
174
300
IV2
Jun
2>A
Apr
Community
'27a
200
2'A
Jan
31/4 May
700
107a
Jan
12'A
13
15%
13
I6V4
14'A Mar
1,500
Vtc
Engineering
Baker-Raulang Comany
1
Baldwin Rubber common
1
Securities Corp
Barcelona Tr
I
Light & Power Ltd
Refractories
1,600
8% May
3%
3%
2
2
5
9%
A
16,600
7 %
3,000
47a
5%
12,400
97B
97a
700
Watch
9
17a
Jun
1378
Apr
8,200
133/4
1
2174
6%
6,500
453/a
2.000
2174
6%
203/a
1
.25
457a
45%
10%
1
50c
6
11%
x97a
9,200
200
10 %
Apr
18%
4,700
10
Jan
18 3%
4%
200
4
Jan
7%
8%
575
7% July
77i
7'A
7%
500
337a
7%
1,600
95
95
20
5
1
3
3
500
3 Va
400
Bourjois Inc
3
3
ord
87a
574
*
*
common
American
Oil
British
American
Crown
Amer
dep rets ord reg
Amer
887a
Jan
Curtis
Lighting
23/8
Jan
47a
Feb
Curtis
Manufacturing
Apr
3V2
American
10s
ord reg
rets
dep
*
2 3/4
2V4
Jan
91/2
53A
1,200
4%
Jan
63/a Mar
14%
108%
1
1674
$5 convertible preference
$3
2nd
Brown
preference
Distillers
Forman
*
50
25
24
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Co
267a
3,000
Jan
Jan
27V4 May
Buckeye Pipe Line
;
preferred
60c
convertible
preferred
4
6%
5V8 Mar
374
>
100
18'/e
Jan
14%
16,400
874
Jan
141/2 July
Jan
108 'A July
1043/4 108%
325
89 74
150
x507s May
52%
Apr
17%
600
1574 May
183/4
Jan
52 Va
163/4
,
7'/a July
7%
7%
1,400
147a
15%
3,300
11
Jan
163/a
Jun
133/4
14 %
1,700
117a
Feb
143/4
Apr
674
Jan
July
233A
1,400
20'/a
Jan
24 %
8%
8%
800
61/2
Jan
9V4
Jun
93/a
-93/a
100
8'A
Jan
97a
Jun
23
103/4
137a
14
400
8
Jan
111/2
Jun
2,100
10%
11
Mar
157a
Jun
dep rets ord shares
Corp
3s 6d
12%c
ft
3%
A
%
3%
1,200
%
3,400
3%
274
A J8,11
4Va Mar
10c
common
Sugar EstateCalgary 81 Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calvan
Consol
Camden
Fire
Oil
&
common
Mfg class A common
1
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
Detroit
Steel
Manufacturing
Hardware
&
Foundry..
Co
Iron
Mfg
Insurance
Canada Cement Co Ltd commonT
6%% preference
I
Canada
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Ltd
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Canners Ltd
Canadian
Dredge Si Dock Co Ltd
Co
common
Homestead
Distillers
Canadian
Ltd
see
page
35.
Jan
12 % Mar
..
16% July
Jan
1
28%
3,300
227a
Feb
12 3/4
10%
Feb
137a Mar
73/4
9
>
30% May
1,800
2,300
6 34 May
774 July
12,400
»«
57a Mar
9
7a
1,400
26 %
f
20'A
2,300
Jun 1
Jan ;
11
Jun
May
6
27% May
Jan
Jun
30'A Mar
35
100
11
Jan
14V2 July
100
10%
Jan
14
A
874
Jan
Feb
10% July
Jan
—
14%
14
15,000
10%
1,200
87a
2,400
73/a
19V4
200
177a
88%
57a
8,100
300
73%
13 '
20%
1,900
93/4
810
14%
1274
103;,
134
187a
8% July
191.4 July
Jan
674
Jan
Feb
1474
Jwn
Jan
207a July
\*17a
150
18%
Jan
"9 7a
19
19
13,700
Jan
-2V4
Jan
Feb
142
~8 V2
Jun
■474
89 Va May
Jan
5 'A May
3,200
2
19%
Jun
A July
37a Mar
9
24
Mar
163
May
„
10
Jun
22
6% Jan
,
30
Apr
•
/
—
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
6
100
14
14
18
5
Dome
Finance
Bridge
Dominion
1,800
l
100
1
•
11%
11
1)3/4
6,700
2
Jun
23/4
Apr
3 Va Mar
6 Va May
3
41% Mar
9%
July
Jan
13%
12% July
Apr
Jan
774
Jun
16%
91/2
Jun
July
14
Corp
Co
common—
Corp
Power
Co
B)
L—;
.
10s
1
*
1
Sulphur & Potash Co
*
123%
18,900
10
Feb
47a
17,200
4
Jun
5}j
Mar
Duraloy
(The)
283/4
28'A
283A
250
23 %
Jan
2 8 3/4
July
Durham
Hosiery class B common
3
Feb
92
Mar
50
29%
Feb
111% July
31
Duval
4'A
13A
Jun
3A
July
233/4
Apr
293A
Jan
•
53%
Apr
671/4
Jun
474%
1
2%
3
2 3%
2
3
A
19,100
3it
21,300
6
Co
Corp common
Feb
Jan
1,100
2
•
1%
14%
Feb
2
Jkn
174 May
274
Apr
2,500
22V»
Jan
2674
Jan
267b
25
1174
Jan
27
Jun
20,600
lft
1A
11%
300
3(1
4Va
7,000
187a
187a
l
2 % Mar
ft July
Feb
3
10 'A
Jan
May
"ll3/4
Jan
'
53/8
7
167a
Apr
Feb
Jan
9Va
Feb
774 Mar
July
77a Mar
874
400
7%
6%
674
900
6
3,100
5
'
69
Jan
8%
83/a
'. :—
67a Mar
5%
300
3(5 July
10%
18%
"
Apr
800
2474
4
—
Jun
Jun
145
Mar
187a July
13 Va May
F«b
534
53/4
251%
25 %
191/2
Jan
26
Apr
62
72
4,100
43
Jan
72
July
177a
181/4
1,300
15 Va Mar
50
197a May
Jan
97a Mar
36
37%
200
3374
Jan
3774 May
47%
471/2
100
40 V4
Jan
471/2 July
IIV2
127a.
28,900
9 Va
Jan
1274 July
1274
37a
1,100
23/4
Feb
374 July
378
374
374
374
900
3 Va
Jan
37a
8
8%
100
7% May
6%
674
100
5
878
37%
8%
674
317a
874
9
5,200
32%
1,200
8%
8%
11,200
61%
621/4
700
31%
87a
25'A
974
Jan
Jam
674 Jun
Jan
33'A
Apr
Jun
Apr
A Mar
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
common—.10
prior preferred—:*
10c
2%
2%
2%
1,000
174
Apr
212
Jun
Eastern
Malleable
5%
47a
53%
16,500
43%
Jun
6%
Feb
Eastern
States Corp
2%
2%
274
3,900
2% July
3
A May
$7
l3/4
1%
174
9,700
1%
3
Apr
$6
Jun
1974
Apr
•
2
Jan
4
I
lOo
4%
111% 111%
1%
2
—
1
Laboratories—
common
113/4
20
Jun
Jan
Apr
16'A
-'1,200
IDA
10
*
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Test
2974
574
—
Dunlop
Duro
Jan
12%
1%
-10
*
1
4 %
Feb
Mar
2
Jan
133%
18%
Apr
Feb
6 % Mar
5 7a-July
600
1A
24
1
—*
common:
(Allen
12 %
x27%
26%
Ltd
•
Textile Co Ltd common:...*
A
'
425'
—
*
Ltd
Cement Co Inc
Class
500
47a
2.3§
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow Brewery Ltd
DuMont
614
6
177a
Dominion Tar Si Chemical Co
Duke
7%
133/4
13
2%
12%
3
- -
Steel & Coal ord stock——*
Dominion
7%
7%
13%
.
4s
—_1
reg
Ltd
Exploration
Domestic
..
1
25c
;_L1
rets ord
Corp:..:
dep
(The)
l
Williston Minerals
Oils
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
footnotes
18,800
5%
*?
A
1
13%
Ltd—
Co
American
Diversey
Ltd
Oils
Devon-Leduc
6c
Marconi
■tor
2%
5%
•
19 % July
18,400
2°%
2
10
Devoe & Raynolds class B_
1
Canadian
Canadian
Canso
2
50c
*
Canada Bread Co Ltd
j
7,200
16%
87%
8774
.100
1 : '
1 —
1
Products...
•
Co
Jun
'
5
Gas
974
6%
A
1
California Electric Power
t
87a Mar
83/4
10c
35
_50c
5
,
class
Driver Harris Co.—
(new)
Apr
300
18 3/4
—.1
Inc
Drilling & Exploration Co..—
Calamba
22%
'
Draper
Cable Electric Products
19% May
127a
;_1
2.50
Inc.—
Mills
I
Dragon
c
C & C Super Corp
July
500
5 %
2.50
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(Mo).
Co
debenture
Dominion
Jan
Jan
Stores
8%
t
774
10 %
Jan
14
10
*
.
common..
Brothers
Dennlson
233/4 May
23%
13
Mines Ltd—
American
Burry Biscuit
Dejay
43% May
Jan
14%
23
Inc
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co
Jan
1478
_♦
50c
10
9
common..
common.
Hosiery
Davidson
Feb
57a
3,200
52%
2.50
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma
5 A
5Va Mar
♦
Budget Finance Plan common
7ft
A
100
1
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Sugar
Crystal'Dairies
Davenport
23% Mar
21
10
common
Co common
9%
4,700
15
22%
D
Daltch
July
25
Mar
2.50
preferred
cumulative junior
4%
Brown
Atlantic
Apr
5%
13A May
23%
1
•
•
common
127a May >
-10'A Mar
Jan
x67a
3}5
—
*
Company
1,200
5Va July
Feb
33A
9,900
5
'
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>
Feb
Feb
1,000
— —
Brown
Va
117a
A
87s
*
25c
*
10
5
partic
"A"
common
Tobacco
7,400
5
British Columbia Power common
1374
14
5
common
Cuban
Ltd—
British Celanese
Co
Drug
Cuban
21'A
10s
10s
rets ord bearer
dep
Internat'l
Cork
Crystal Oil Refining
>.
$6 preferred
9V4' Feb
17a
253/4
26
Crown
Crown
Tobacco—
Co
Mar
14%
A
1
(Md)
Petroleum
Cent
337a July
8%
*
♦
British
12
10
—
5
;
>
Jan
1,400
257a
reg)„£1
—
117a
*
44 % May
v
8%
257a
*
(ord
receipts
dep
96% May
8%
25
*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
—
Feb
Jan
5% May
Ltd—
Petroleum
Jan
6% May
24 %
17a
20c
Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light Si Pwr
Jan
10
374 Mar
31
u
1
*
common—
class A
Crowley Milner & Co
Jun
4 % Mar
Jan
2% Feb
774
Jun
67a
*
Reynolds
&
American
Feb
103/4
Apr
5
I2V4
*
Inc
preferred
Creole
July
45
4%
5% ft prior cumulative preferred—100
Corp
"9%
173/4
33
Foote Gear
Jun
11 'A
3374
8'A
900
800
£63/4
83/4
—5c
Gold Mines
Jan
% May
*
non-voting
Courtaulds
453/0 July
377a July
•
Scrymser Co
$1
67a July
Jan
A
B
Corroon
113% Mar
•
Co common
&
Co common
Coro
Apr
217a May
Feb
43/a
407a
Class
Cornucopia
53A May
17
Distillery Ltd—
voting
(H)
Class
Feb
3
class A——
common
(H C)
Jan '
Corby
Feb
.
200
143/4
*
Co—
Jun
5%
-
Jan
—1
Corp.,.
&
Varnish
Jan
4
974
18% -19%
2674"
12 %
73A
Foundry & Machine Co__l
Cook
Paint
7%
12%
5'A Feb
.
-/
127a
__
_
July
1674 July
22
15V*'
1
Jan
10
-
8
43/4
1874
Continental
Jan
*
common
(S)
900
Commercial
Continental
13A Mar
Jan
5 %
137a
1
& Gorham
Blumenthal
6'A
10 'A
May
300
1%
10%
Breeze
Jan
47a July
1,300
1774
Brad
23/4
7 V2 July
5 %
1074
Borne
2 U Mar
137a
1%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*1
Bohack
13/4 July
5%
4
1
Inc
Jun
71/2 Mar
133/4
Benson Si Hedges common-
Starr
151/2
41
Jan
37a July
9%
Liquidating
•
Mining A Smelt'g L„d—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc..
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Car-Na Var Corp
1
3 % July
1%
Inc
Co
Feb
Jan
1
Bell Telephone of Canada tommon
13
27a May
5%
Bellanca Aircraft common
Blauner's
Apr
1
Beckman Instruments Inc
Black
22,000
11%
50c
Shoe Corp
(A S)
Bickford's
500
14
6
*
1
1
Inc..
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Benrus
10 Va
13%
2ft
50c
Bearings Inc
Beck
93/8
6
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
33/4
shares
Ltd—
Oil
7,300
Andes—
los
American
Banff
lc
4 A
Feb
57a
Jan
37a
4ft
10
137a
3%
1
'12
38
113/a
22 Vs-
Utilities.——
Gas
Colsolldated
V; Feb
73/4
J 123/4
Corp
Apr
9
Apr
19,100
2%
11%
1
1956—
to
ext
774
36%
Machinery—
Consolidated
24% July
26 Va Jan
4
2 3/a
5
—10
Public Service—;
Shoe
Compo
July
13
16'A July
37a
-
1
10
Co—__."
Stone
Si
Manufacturing
Colts
Jun
Apr
500
,
31%
30
31
Feb
173A
2ll0
10%
9%
10'A
20
*
10c
Jan
1974
1074
—
Sand
Colonial
9
B
Banco de
5 3/a
37a
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc.l2%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
7— 1
Colon
Development ordinary.- 36%
Colonial Airlines
—'
—1 . 11 %
27a
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin
6%
5
Feb
7a
% Mar
10'A May
Consolidated
A„_
6%
5 3/a
Feb
174
1
*
3
16
Jun
July
26%
22
1,300
1,000
1,000
81,000
10
157a
16
13%
Jan
■»'
200
774
Jan
l'/a
;
V
Jan
74
-
387a July
93/4
Consolidated
Class
22% July
'
July
12 Va
Jan
Jan
24%
"
Manufacturing—4
Co
llg
67Va
Clinchfield
Products
6
5,400
74
Feb
67a
700
Jun
common
Jan
Jun
725
73/a
574
ton
jify
'
Apr
72%
Jan
85%
Jan
78
5
5
;
11
Jan
U%Xll7a
Jan
Co
'67a
"%
1
5
:_5
Inc common.—1
8%
87a
~1
7a
7a
173/a
700
9%
36'A
733/4
Xll7a
Claussner
1,150
Jan
4'A
Feb
983A July
May
9,
Jan
500
53A
574
1
Aluminum
94V4 May
774
12,300
11
93/4
51
Club
874 Mar
Jan
8%
874
10
Corp.——
Corp
'
500
2
Inc
Coal
Jan
"36% Feb
~8%
10
——50
(The)
D L Co_————_*
Clark Controller Co
-1
Clarostat
Manufacturing
.Co——1
Hosiery
29 %
.
67a July
87
July
69,800
174
974
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine—
773A
6 3/8
Claude
11 'A
l3/a
11
1
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
77%
1
-
Feb
119'/2 12374
17a
123
warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
31'A July
23
801/2 Jan
2,100
9874
9374
98 3A
1
50
Fisheries
Atlantic
Atlantic
Cable
Clayton & Lambert
div paid on
arrear
Jan
1
2,200
147a
143/4
147a
77a July
Jan
117
44
Apr
Jan
23 3/a
14% Mar
225
Jan
57a
125
57a
20%
374
Jan
1,500
Clark
Neon
May
77a
Jun
197a
Apr
3
374
31%
Mar
113
Jan
6
4Vi
774
City Specialty Stores
4%% convertible preferred
123A
105
Tel & Tel—
'53
1
Jan
430
7,600
£1
dep rets reg
of America
(ex
A
Jan
City Auto Stamping
18 3/s
*
50
2.50
Laundries
Associated
CI
Circle
Feb
107 %
*
Equipment Corp
American
Jun
17'A
107
Associate Electric Industries—
Associated
Jun
9%
900
1078
67a
18%
107 Va
Jan
2,200
3,600
3%
5
73A
1
5
common.10
:
4
41/2
Si
V*
Feb
4'A
1674 Mar
Jun
13,500
43A
3
47a
14%
30%
Rivet Si Machine
Consolidated Mining——
Wire
600
15
4%
3
10
14%
37s
5
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Aro
100
17a
Ltd—i—
Co
67a
Jun
3
1,000
3%
3%
37a
common
Oil
74 May
47a July
-1
—2.50
common
America
of
Co
Corp
1 Va
Apr
—
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chief
%
Apr
267a
Jan
4% Mar
5,700
43/8
10
Jun
37
5
„
Gas Co
Light $7 pfd
Arkansas Power &
6%
43/a
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc__
1
'
110
60
22,100
ft
143/4
1
Chicago
6%
67a
2.40
shares—
"A"
Angostura-Wupperman
/
Jan
—
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
Charter
£1
Mar
15% July
9'/a
Jan
July
115
.—
4% pfd—
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc__;
500
23
121
Jan
3%
1
Central Power & Light
15
850
Jan
%
Central Maine Power Co—
147a
36%
80%
1,175
111% 112%
Feb
14
% May
—1
Central Ohio Steel Products-
147a
353/a
774 July
%
-
1
Cherry-Burrell common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets reg
774
Feb
$1.50 series.
$1.40 series.
preference
Conv
Apr
4%
Jan
27a
257a May
100
Conv
6'/a May
5%
—;—-
Explorers Ltd—..
Central Illinois Secur Corp
13% July
25V4
M)
Central
Apr
54%
10
2
July
59
233/4
May
7
100 '
"I IlOi
Corp of America
Corporation
1—_.
28%
5%
29
& Co
Castle
Jan
11
300
77a
102% 121
774
_#
Jan
77a
4,000
7'A
77a
_2s 6d
Jun
203A Mar
11%
7%
„i„l
common—
common
1%
45 %
4,000
13%
Co
W)
(J
Products
33%
Feb
11%
-112%
—III
dep rets B ord
American
Jan
1
700
1
1
7% July
Jan
Ltd—
7a May
25,200
23
22%
Republics
Apr
47a Jan
8,800
"l%
"l
12%
'
9%
300
10
57a
7'/a
12%
American
American
92%
800
Jun
2274
7'A
121
*
Light $5 pfd_.
&
5%
150
*
_»
common
17,700
24%
11%
2.50
Co
Co
Power
Carreras
800
9%
&
§Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
96%
25
American
American
July
4 '/a
233/4
Co
Maracaibo
Carolina
23%
"I'/a
20
25
—1
Meter Co—_______———*
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American
American
Carman
Carnation
96
10
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
Apr
6
274
33
Feb
-
Apr
574
237a
24 %"'
,
High;
,
11V4
V53A
574
<
Capital City Products common
.19.50
Capital Transit Co
—__1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc...
23 Va
1
1
100
Beverage* common
American
July
1
Ltd vtc.
—5
96
*
*
25c
15
common
Jan
8 'A
37a May
3,000
4%
4
4'/a
preferred—_—100
Goods Manufacturing
274
273A
850
30
29%
of America—
Co
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
27a
23A Mar
29%
Feb
Jan
7%
Low
'
Canso OH Producers
Feb
ltt
2,200
8 Va
July
3 %
Jan
1
Range Since Jan.
7/
High
Low
Par
/
2% Mar
11,800
2%
8%
common
Artists
Allied
17«
3,500
2'A
Pictures Corp
Allied
High
Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stack
Jan. 1
Low
2'/a
1
1
1
stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
5
Altes Brewing Co
1
Alles
Shares
of Prices
High
3%
3 Va
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Range Since
foi
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Engineering Co
All American
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
-25
1
Iron
—
preferred series A_—
preferred series B—
8%
.—100
1
—7
;—*
127a
11
127a.
166%
165
166%
158
155
158
10%
Jan
Jan
66 %
8% July
60%
2274 July
Feb
2574
Feb
"
14,200
8
Jan
,127a July
50
147
Jan
166% July
150
134
Jan
158
July
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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33;
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
\ American Stock
Week's
Last
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern Sugar Associates—
'
,
Easy Washing Machine class B
common
convertible
Esquire
preferred
—
11
233/4
147a
6 5/8
147a
19
37a
Feb
137a Mar
19%
137»
300
Jan
Jan
15
Camera
&
101
Jun
105
Fire
Jun
Sterling
19
.
100
37a
377/a
177a
41,700
383/a
350
33
.
„
Ml
10,800
74
ft
3,700
■
—10
Instrument
43/8 1
18
_1
18
Tiger Line
Ford Motor of
Class A
Class
Ford
200
37b
Jan
Jun
57a
„
May
Kennedy's
247a Feb
1
American
f
Ford
Kidde
Jun
18%
67a
67a
*
947s
Co
Gatineau
5%
"
1
Power
(J
Co
Co
Mfg Co
General
'.5%
9ft
General
574
102
1
106
1
Corp—.'—.—;
—
4%
97s July
Jan
5%
Ltd—
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6{|
Mines
ri7a
'
v-
200
1,400
~I% '
V
V-.*'
1 »1-» .'4^
274
2
8
8
8
83/a
22
74
227»
Jan
74,
1% May
114% Jun
233/a
674
'
7
7%
Jan
8
Apr
6%
8%
Jan
24
Jan
800
% Mar
n
4074
17a
1
14%
Lamp
Hammond
Hartford
53
Organ
32
49
Havana
1
Company—'
10%
:
2% July
Helena
Co—
A—^
Co
5%%
4%
132
Jan
140%
1,000
16
Jun
5,003
6
Feb
1% May
Jun:
23/4
9%
15
Jun:
Steel
2%
2%
2%
2%
26%
1%
2
1,300
1% Feb
„
900
2% Mar
;
-•
>•.
1,600
22%
May,
52%
3%
Jan
200-
.
4
5%
3% Mar
Jan
.100
3%
&
I
Horder's
Hormel
Co
1% May;:
100'
^2%
Jan
4%
Feb
IV2
71/2
7%
700
6Vi
Jan
8%
Jun
.
2%
26%. Jan
; 45% July
'
100%
100
10
(Geo
A)
Horn
&
&
Hardart
Hydro-Electric
Hygrade Food
2,800
2
8%
-100
-.11%
•'
800
167a
16%
3,500
1
2%
2%
*
12%
13%
400
-
-
14%
14%
45%
,
1——
Securities
20%.
*
20%- 20%
29%
65
66%
3%
5
3%
5%
*
12
11%-'
•
common:
15%
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco
Imperial Tcb of
of
Gt
of
Brit
North
&
Ireland
100
97%
97
5
58 %
97
Cigar
Machinery
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
♦
A
;
Resistance' Co
Royalty
preferred
Fireman
_.
1,250
•
34%
\ 97%
%| 99 ;
11
10,600
700
Jan
106
May
Apr,
Apr
4%
Jan
Jun
474 Mar
Jan
55/a July
Mar
137a May
12% Jan
"4 11%
1874
5 7a
5% Jun
28% Jan
•
1,750
91%
Jan
19
700
10 %
Jan
3%
Jan
2% Jun
2.70J
2%
19,400
9972
Jan
19%
3%
100
Mar
15.100
2%4
8
J«n
83
Jan
Apr
Jun
36% May
1174 Jun
9% July
6iL Mar
70
3%J
■'»
2174 Mar
7472
11
1
1
oageW'*
84
11 %
*
11
•
«•
3%
■
*£
4 7aa
3%f
47a Jan
107a
10 74.
2,500
8 3%
177a
1774.
400
107a
63/a Feb
57» Feb
10 3/4. May
Jan
7 % J WO
5% to*r
Jan
7
37/a
Jun
18
157a Mar
Feb
4%
57a
18,300
4%
4%
200
37s Jan
2 3/4 Jun
57a
47a Mar
3% Jan
200
3474 July
42%= Feb
3474
3474
35
67»
1034
lOVa
27a
2 7a
45% May
10% Jan,'
450
2%
Jun
4174 Apr
44% Feb
100
107/a
6%
Jan.*
6
300
45
5% Mar
4% May
100
47a
674
47a
45
11% Jan,
2,600
Jan
3
Mar
2
Jun
56
137a
137a
100
6672
697a
8,300
13
May
517a Jan
14% Jan
757a Apr
23%
23%
100
227a July
247a
1174.
117a
11%
1,200
1074 Mar
127a May
167a
157a
167s
4,600
11
167a July
26
24 74
26
2,200
217/a Jan
19
203/a
1,200
157a
Feb
217s Jun
33
Jan
34
Apr
22
Feb
30
July
67
Apr
—
30
29
30
450
34
313/4
34
4,600
8%
9
1,400
Jan
July
26
Midvale
common
Co
14
277/a
283/a
Midwest
19
900
137a
4,400
2272 Jan
117a Jun
293/4 July
125/a
19
1974
6,500
153/8
193A July
2
2,300
47a
30,300
23/4
57/a Jun
672
672
7ft
34,400
177/a
18 74
1,500
15
672
200
6
Apr
--
"3
7a
~3%
200
~572
53/a
57a
1,000
12 7a
12%
500
Light 5% pfd
Pwr &
Minnesota
Public
Missouri
Service
common
7/a
7/a
\i
1,300
13% Jan
117a
n3/a
200
1,300
ll7/a
5,300
117a July
11
Feb
24
19 74
1874
20 74
57a
2774
,-27e
47a
37a
474
16,600
2
1674,
1572
1674
*
3574
35
353/4
preferred
cumulative
6%Mt
Mills
Vernon-Woodberry
Tel & Tel.,
Mountain States
§Muntz
Inc
TV
———
5
common—.2.50
19
Company common
50c
Murray
Ohio Mfg Co
Piston Ring
Muskegon
Muskogee
Muter
Co
Apr
14-
Feb
257/a
Apr
2074 July
774 Apr
2774 July
374 July
Jun
5% Mar
31% Feb:
1674 July
Jun
106
-
Mar
307a
43%
14,800i
Feb
3574 Jun
377a
Jun
477a
957a
•
3772
42
Jan
104
27a
17274
Apr
37a May
Jan
37%
377a
73/a
Jan
180
343/4 Jan
25
77a
77a
£00
5%
,
378 Jan
18 3/8
150
163/4
U
7/a
263/4
_77a
73/a
73/a
.
47/a
37a July
118
l7/a
ft Mar
Jun
Jan
Jun
287? Jan
7
Jan
87a May
33% May
300
283/4 Mar
50
5
Jun
Apr
43^ July
25
1,700
27
Apr
183/a July
Apr
10574 Jan
15,200
1
33
33
common..
14
800
116V2 1177a
18
383/4
x7Va
Jan
33/a May
1177/a
Apr
101% May
107% Mar
103%
Jan
30
174
174
Apr
98%
3,000
374
3
374
10
101
101
pfd—*
Metal Products
Mt Clemens
13 3/8
Feb
102
4.50 %
10c
1
4
2.50
100
1
207a Jun
107a
1,000
of America.
87a May
t
Jan
47a
4,900
participation
Jan
Jan
1
30
1,400
4.80%
Moody .Investor^
Morris Plan Corp
Jan
233/4 Mar
5,100
3 74
43A
Jan
57a
700
27
13 72
8,150
53/a
26
Jun
Apr
Jan
6
Apr"
8 7a
19 74
Power Co—
cumulative preferred
4.40%
*
37a
1374 Feb
77a Mar -
8 7a
Jan
5774 Jan
1074 Mar
1874
1
Corp
Jan
7
574 July
127a
Apr
19%
y
-5574 May
27» Jan
"
Jun
8 3/8
Jan
6%
50
*
10Q-
4 % %.
47a July
27a
474
1
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
.«
27a
Jan
2
50c
common
Jun
1874
*
137a Mar
Jan
47a
—5
Co.
Co
287a Jun
11,000
293/4
—.50c
Refineries
Feb
1,000
277/a
28%
2 7a
Petroleupi
Piping
Wohl
Miller
143/8 July
25
*
10
1;
Apr
133/4
1
compion—
93/4 May
11
19
1
2.50
Abrasive
Feb
73/4
143/s
1
common
July
34
2174 Jan
127/a
15
—_—
Corp
Hone
Co
Mid-West
Naohman
10
1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Alfalfa
'National
1,000
1
Hess
Bellas
Fuel
National
National
Mfg
common
Gas.—.
& Stores common
Ltd
Petroleum
National
Industries
Presto
National
5
1574
4 3/4
67a
Jun
200
Jan
National
Radiator
Corp
127a
5,100
127/a
1
*
274
274
2%
9,700
1974
187a
19 7a
13,100
1
1172
117a
100
25c
2
l5/a
13/4
5,200
;.4
1
Co
Research
Inc
12 7a
1
111
167a Apr
1474 Jan
200
57a
1574
—
Dehydrating &i
Milling Co
National
•s
at
67a
Jan
4
5% Jan
272
l7/a Jan
157a
Jun
20
Jan
2 7a
Apr
Jun
137/a
Jan
1074 Mar
17a
Jun
137a July
Jun
Feb
93/a
157a
10 3/8
2,200
87/a
Jun
11
133/4
10
15%
5,800
xllTi
Jun
157a July
207a
Apr
17'/a
5,000
167a Feb
10
177a
167a
177a
2,300
15% Jan
National
30%
29
303/4
1,400
187/a Jan
303/4 July
1
*
257a
Apr
27
3
Jan
Rubber. Machinery
Starch Products..j.
National Steel Car Ltd
National Transit common—
National Union Electric Corp
Jan
Neptune
Mac
Nestle
Jun
New
11%
5
3%
Jan
British
New
England
Feb
New
Haven
Apr
-
472%
Idria
Min
Mar
New
474
Feb
New
Jersey
37a
Feb
New
Mexico
12
Park
New
Process
New
York
12%
Apr
4%. Jun
672
Feb
3% Jan
4% Mar
York
Oil Ltd
Co
40c
1"———100
Tel
preferred—
Chem
Co
1
^20
—50c
Arizona
Land
Co_r_
common
Co
commen
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
187a Mar
374
May
Feb
74
"33/8
900
274
17a
274
8,200
1% Mar
2 72 May
347/a
347a
35%
1,200
24% Jan
357a July
~2 7a
27s
"3
47a
3% Apr
*g
125 74 129
1287a
'
3,380
115 7a
Feb
212 May
July
111 Jan
129
Jan
37a
Feb
3,500
2% Apr
2,250
7
Jan
10
July
27a
65,400
1
Jan
3
May
9
9
15,500
23A
23/4
23/4
2%
2
374
10
41
407a
42%
7,600
36% Feb-
447a
1
18 7a
18
18%
6,000
117a
197/a July
1
.-*
*
—10
10
l3/a
1%
4,600
25
Zinc.
&
Auction
New York &
New
&
Mining
9074 Mar
9%
Tel &
16 7a
177a
1
Clock & Watch Co
convertible
1
30c
10
common
Co common
Dominion
19 7* Mar
800
Jan
Mur
2774
501
1,200
Meter
Le
34
I
-
474 May
33/4 Mar
87a
National
<
20%i 2'%
1
Jun
30%
100
2,600
Midland Steel Products—
$2 non-cum dividend, shares—_—?
New
vtc
;
see
Jan
Jun
57
2%
Corp
National
16
11%
5
July
24% Jan
300
100
i
Irving Air Chute
For footnotes
100%
Apr
31
4- '
15
4674
14072
44% Jan
18
574
167a
1374 July
Co—
Manufacturing
Inc
Jan
Jun
167a July
3
Feb
13% Mar
500
21
10c
;
Service
900
*
capital stock.*
Products
5%
12
s5,|. 9%
£1
pfd
International
International
33%
9%
America..;
International
International
33%
5
Indianapolis Pwr & Light YU
Co
Ji
capital stock—?
Canada
3%
-
7,300
1272
Jan
2%
Jun
-i
15%
£1
1
60
29%
65
Apr
11% Jan
1,200
103
101
29%
5
*
37a
Jun
Jun
874 May
8s/a Jan
Jan
130
5
dep rets reg new
10%
50
common
% Mar
12 %
100
45%
——100
Inc
'
200
*
102
6% Jan
8
12
_15
Products-
Zinc Co
Imperial Oil
Ironite
3%
16%
,
3.90%
10 3A
11%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Public
7972 May
Jan
5
1
Investors
Jan
9
93% Jan
10
Baking. Co.———,
(Harvey)
Insurance
70
2.50
1
Feb
20
8 %
Co
217a
Jan
140
8%
i—
common
19%
Jan-
400
1
___
1414 Jan
'
•3%
A'
23%
10%
78
"V
3%
.
preferred
Amer
1,100
—10c
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co—*.
Illinois
1 101
78
1
20%
—•
Hardart
5%
20%*
100
preferred.;
18 y4 May
13% Mar
'—1.-100
common.
&
Hubbell
250'
19%
472v Apr
5
100
cumul preferred series B.100
preferred series C
—100
Morfroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
1,800
2,900
3%
19%
Jan
iy8 Jan
7% Jan
*
57a
Jan.
1%
43%
3%
19%
37a
»
*
1974 Jun
Molybdenum
•l7/a
.
•
lft July
Monongahela
42%
20%-
Inc
Horn
2% May
574 Jun
Jan
3%
•
Hollinger* Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc..
*
Holophane
2,900
47a Jan
Jan
*
10
1%
_*
...
i
class
3,100
1%
113/4 Feb
4
Feb
'
r
2
—.
Products
Co
2%
lft
5,300
Jan
42%
25c
common
convertible
(R)
117a July
1,300
1%
4% Jun
1,000
Jun
30% May
57'% July
1 % July*
500
4
5%
__
^
_5
Higbie Mfg Co common
5%
974 Mar
10,000
common)—._l
Midland, Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
-*Jan
14% Apr
Ltd
Co
States
Middle
Feb
40 %
May
vtc
:
Sugar
Mid-West
2%
27%
—
:
preferred
Hercules
1,100
4
*
10
1
—lc
1
1
1
25c
preferred
Micromatic
~
1,700
-56%
common
Co
177a July
167a July
117a
-
*
1-
common
Co
Textile
Michigan
7% Mar-
2%
4L10c
;
common
Holt &
Jan
£1
Michigan Bumper Corp—_
Michigan Steel Tube
197a Mar
1%
—
preferred
Henry1
Jan
12
67a Apr
5
Participating preferred
i%
..
-
_r-.—4*
Co
Rubinstein
Class
Heller
15
1,200
57a
Corp
Petroleums
1
Jttly
•
Mining
100
167a
2%
17a
—.10
Dredging
Iron
Metal
3% May
80
7l,200
10%,
243/4 Jun
177a
1674
43/a
Michaels Brothers Inc
Jan
40.
_1
,
173/a
185
56%
—
Apr
Feb
2
Jan
11
*
Co common
Merrill
Jun
164%
25%
—
73/a
6%
6Vs
,
Jan
14
,
72
153A Feb
500
Jan
97/a Mar
Jan
17%,
5
—.10
1
*
¥
Ltd...,
Co
Mesabi
23% Jan*
,
6
150
3474
97a Jun
%
Apr
3 Va Mar
Jun
.
B), Co—
Aircraft
Mfg
Menasco
263/a Mar
21% May
4
Johnson & Co.
Mediterranean Petroleum
Jun
13% Jan
1
Dept Stores common__Li__
Hecla
200
247a
143/4 July
July
4,400
ft
,
24
167a
5
Mead
Apr
17%
1%:
*
Mar
l3/a
9,400
25
'
Corp.*.
10%
.
86
47V2
3%
•
Jan
% Jan
2,000
'—1
Light.i—;
Lithographing
%
1
10
Shovel
Power
McWilliams
Feb~
36% Jan
24% Jan
14%
16%
.
6ft
5
—
.
Brewing Co—
Hastings Mfg Co
I
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hearn
17%
.
....
1
i
Jan
300
*
;
Inc
Harvard
Hazeltine
_93A "974
"93/4
—*
A
common
(The
McKee-(A G)
Mar
14,400
182% 185
"1%:
1
9c
.
Electric
3
1% Mar-
40% Jan
90
137% 139%,
4,—4—50c
Alabastine—
Co
2 7a
—*
McDonnell
•
130
1%
14%
185
w
Hall
2,100
187a
Massey,-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Jan
12%
class
i
Communication
Marlon
Apr
Apr
40
—100
Co
25
9% May
Tea—
Inc
Laboratories
27a
Marconi International Marine
Jan
19 % May
78
Griesedireck Western Brewery,.———2
Grocery Stores Products common——5
Haelan
2%
453/4 July
4274
3474 Jan
287a
1
G)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Jan*
97a
400
3
Leases.
Gypsum Lime &
450
9
Chain
Steel
Manischewitz
13% Mar
19Jan
8,100
49
stock.———*
10
1,900
48
10c
Chemical
&
Freehold
4172
Jun
74
Inc
(R
Mangel Stores
Jun
203/4
3/4
—1
preferred-—
Hydraulics
Gridoll
4072
2uc
M
23/4 Jan
1074
40
—5
105%
Apr
10% Jun
750
487a
1
Industries Inc——
Greer
Jan
57»
common
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Bublic Service "Co
1183/4 Mar
•
2% Apr
200
Lakes Oil
107a
2%
1
*
2
105% May
1% Jan *,
500
Great
2,400
41%
1
1
11% Mar
Apr
3,600
_7%"
Pacific
14%
.
5%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co_.^_
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Mar
Jan
3,000
25%
&
1474
Jan
11
16%
.Lpuisiana. Land & Exploration
Lunkenhpimer (The) Co
T
Lynph' Corp
107% Apr*
2% Mar
■
*
Co—
29
preferred
Class B
Locke
,
Jun '
107a
'
ir
:■_*
:
9%
207a
\
20%
1
7a.
~7
common
Apr
Mar
618 July-
.Jan
600
7
.1
Mines—
Jan
1% Mar
700
117a .12 74
74
25%
1st
Jan
147a
1__5
50c
common.—
Groceterias
Loblaw
l7/s Jun)
Mar
102%
—5
—
Rapids Varnish
Inc
University
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
■5%
cumulative preferred
July
2
5A
-
75
Grand
Atlantic
30 74
10
Co
Sessions
Tourneau
Le
Feb -;
6
18
105
8,400
41
Non-voting
6%
10
40%
Manufacturing
1,100
1
5
Delaware
Salle. Extension
5% cum conv
13% July '
**
of
Lefcourt Realty
*
1
Manufacturing Co
E}0
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% cony pfd—25
7%
&
La
Jan
'26
900
1147a 1157a
*
~23/e
—————*
Consolidated
Great
Lamson
Jan
8%
".
•
1,200
"• ■if!
-
~lVi ~1%
Goodman
Amer
Feb
Jun
105
83/a
preferred
Great
Corp
257s July
Apr
4% July
1% Jan
1%
2,200
-
-S
..
1
8
—
class A
1
Gray
Lamson
111
Jan
Jan
•
<100
28
r
10
__
Godchaux. Sugars
Class
B
:
GoJdfield
277a
''
~
-
*
Inc..—_—
Inc
prior
Jan
6%
157/a
Jan
3
300
6\i
-
Apr
3774 Apr
14
Apr
97a Apr
1
Lakey Foundry & Machine
■
277a-
•
Co
200
4574
Jan
105
5
1
Company
Mines Ltd
Shore
4%
Jan
10%
;
8,500
9J/a '•■9%
,'
1
Coal
(Adolf)
$4.50
.:
),
13/4,
6ft-
-J.
—.'
Distilleries class B——
Gobel
800
13/4.
172
.
—_—_—♦
Union
127/a
4474.'
200
34
13A
337ac
20c
1
—
Co
lft July
21% Jan
1*
Gladding McBean & Co_:
Alden
6
13/4
*
:
common-—
Gilchrist ,Co
Globe
5,400
1372,
20
—
—
Gold:
123A
5
Forge Co
27a
May
May
2674 Feb
45
*
10
common—
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
!
(
preferred
Yellowknife
Glenmore
10%
16
Gerity Mich Corp__——Li——__1
Glen
257/a
1274
,
la/4
$.6 preferred—*
Corporation-———1
preferred
(A
1,000
Service
Stores
Gilbert
3% July
4% Jan
4—25
Georgia Power $6 preferred
Giant
3,400
~47a.
——
Corp 5%
convertible
$5
ft Jan
2,900
53/4
'
Iron
Jan
41,100
■>,
•r;%
6
Plywood Corp common:—.50c
General
2
103
7.50
Laclede-Christy
57a
25
137z
—
preferred—
Co
13,900
274 Mar
Apr
•
3,800
:14%*
147s
"4%
Jan
Jan
33%
1
Stores
Oils
Ltd
Brewing
Kroy
Lear
.;
17a
1572
Apr
71
108%
dep rets ord: reg——_^£1
General Public
4
.<•574
.
257a
Supply, Corp com—1
Finance
General
Kropp (The)
May
7% Jun
65% Jan
—100
pfd A——10
General Fireproofing common^™ 1:—5
General Outdoor' Adv 6% pfdl——100
Iowa
21
Jun
Kobacker
"
Electric
American
Generol
Ltd
Rubber Co
(I B)
11% Feb-
5% Jan
50
*174.
3%
:
Jan
Apr
1 Va Jan
8,800
27a
27a
*
50
1
Knott Hotels Corp
17%
2,600
97/a
:
17s
1474
Alloys Co——1_——*'
convertible
13/4
July
1 Va
34
10
Co
Kleinert
Jun
j
.
common
General Builders
(D Emil)
Jan
6%
Krueger
99
:•
3%
—5
1
General Acceptance
Warrants -4
Klein
72 ¥4
9% Apr?
11,700
947a
ift
;
—1.25
-
,
"lft
474 Feb
3 7a
—1
M Co
Jan
Lake
common—..:—
preferred—1
Gellman
Hoe
5% Mar
G
3% Jan
8,100
67a
923/4
93/4
+LLL——1;
;
High
143/4
—
4
deposit receipts ord reg_£l
;
Kirkland Lake
". >.
(Peter) Brewing
(Geo A) Co.—
f
•'
43%
*
20%
..
99
•
--
~l5/a
*
5
;
&
Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
29% July
2% Jan
Jun
3ft Julyt
4,200
34,700
1,000
'
——
207a
8,500
5
Inc
(Walter)
47«* cumulative preferred
'
1
Fuller
.
lft
Motor of France—
Fort Pitt Brewing
Fox
1
:'
6
'
_1
4
500
l3/a
*
Kings County Lighting common
1.
American deposit, receipts bearer
i
•
37a
-
20% Jan
,
*
Ltd-r-
13,600
547t
5
'
—-
37a
174
1
pfd—100
Corp
Co
Key Co common
lft Feb
16
7,500
lft
5378
534 .;
.
1
Inc..
Canada—
Co
37a
*
374
174
—
Electric 472 %
Kansas Gas &
Kawneer
Feb
ft Jan
ft Jan
Motors
Kaiser
Jun
383/a July
Jan
474
*
•
10
.
297a
lft
3ft
547»
10
—2.50
non-voting
voting
B
Motor
28
174
.
—*
(Phila)
Fishman CM H) Co Inc..
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd'class A
Flying
28
25c
37*
15C
Apr
2372 Mar
Jan
2
11
Inc.—_—
Low
1
8
47a
i—
Association
Firth
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mar
6
a
Federated. Petroleums Ltd—■—
Shares
»
Kingston
Oils Ltd—
Low
Jun
130
43/a
.
Fargo
of Prices
10c
Julian & Kokenge Co..
237s July
500
27a
__
25
Jun
678
6%
19
Jun
1074
102%
101
__
.Warrants
Fairchild
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Feb
21
31,000
*
$1 or 25c
common—
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
27
2,000
-
1
Eurefea Pipe Line
'
197a July
..
103/4
1
Inc.
300
227a
22 3/4
Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Emsco Manufacturing Co
5
Equity Corp common
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
16
STOCKS
Low
197a
—
5
$2
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.1972
__
*
Elecirtc
Share
ENDED
Friday
Shares
.Low
shares of beneficial int—1
preferred
30
Bond &
WEEK
■.
Common
$2"
FOR
Sales
for Week
1%
Jan
2
3/4 May
45
.
Jan 1
93A Jan,
347a
34
343/4
""""
2,600
20
Apr
7% Feb
*•
52
1072
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jun
343A July
9
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 19, 1954
34
(278)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
American Stock
Range
Niagara Share Corp common.....
Pond
Nipissing
Mines—.___
North
Rayon $3
North
Central
Northeast
North
Texas
Northern
RR
Ind
Jan
2 hi
3%
Apr
5% Jan
%
7,700
%
Co
1%
Apr
42%
Jun
23.100
1%
Jan
700
18'%
Feb
27%
Jun
Sherwin-Williams
2,300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Shoe
4%
4%
4%
87
100% 101%
101%
pfd._ 100
91%
Jun
95%
190
Jan
Sicks
Apr
101% Mar
4
3%
3%
2%
19,200
Okonite
Ltd
50%
200
44%
Jan
51
Jun
120
105%
Jan
110
Feb
Company
common.
300
6
'
'
Inc
—
„
19%
3%
4
1
:
4
Jan
9%
6% July
Jan
200
15% Mar
900
20
Jan
98
Feb
Pattern common
Ltd common—
Singer Manufacturing Co..—_i
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
Mar
H*
July
8%
'
»
3% May
20
May
Sonotone
4%
Jan
Soss
Jan
Corp
Manufacturing
16%
15
Jun
17%
48%
10s
Securities
49'%
1,250
37%
Jan
49% July
17%
17%
300
13%
Jan
17% July
Can
5%
1st
5%
Co
common
preferred..—
redeemable
1st
1,200
■
36%
2,300
33%
Jan
36 % Mar
4.32%
33%
500
30%
Jan
33% July
4.08%
30%
30%
100
28
Jan
30% July
Southern
28%
28"%
1,800
27%
Jun
28% July
Southland
28%
28%
100
27%
Jun
28% Mar
28%
28%
GOO
26%
Jan
28% Mar
Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
104% 105%
100
98%
Jan
103% 103%
30
97%
Jan
105
Petroleums Ltd
Power
&
Public
Light 5%
pfd—
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pantepec Oil
Park
(C A)
28
33%
6%
21%
Jan
33% May
6% Jun
21%
3,600
15% Mar
21% May
33%
34
6,100
29
35%
33%
33%
6%
6%
21%
I
33%
7%
103% 104%
150
Jan
Jan
29
Jun
71
Jan
73
Feb
vtc__.2 Bol
1%
1%
1%
28,200
lc
2 Va
2
2%
8,400
Standard
24
6%
Apr
56%
Jun
Standard
Jan
4%
Starrett
1,000
13 Va
Jan
21
Mar
Steel
Co
of
18 %
3,000
13 Vb
Jan
20% Mar
Steel
Parts
6%
6%
6%
2,200
Feb
Stein
(A)
3% Mar
~7%
Scale
Inc
5%
Jan
Sterling Brewers Inc—
Sterling Engine Co
Apr
Sterling
Inc
(J
*
41
39%
41
1,600
35% May
41%
Feb,
Stetson
4%
Jun;
Stinnes
4%
4'%
65%'72
72
16%
-_i
•
'
600
3%
3,450
'
17
•
•-400
«
5%
5%
5%
400
10c
3%
3%
3%
600
21%
22%
60
Jan
1
200
'
Feb
5Vm Jun
3%
-
72 !
May
14%
J
•t
20
Jan
May
July:*
J-17
SUn
4% Mar
,
Sunrise
Jan
26
2,V
1
3
"1%
13.100
3,000
-
400
32%
Jan
38
Jun
26%
26%
900
Feb
Jan
72 %
2,900
19%
800
19% July
6%
100
6% Mar
8
Jan;
2% May
3%
Jan.
65 Vb
2.50
24
4
100
3%
4%
4%
500
3%
21%
21%
12
12%
200
950
May
16%
44% July
Apr
40%
Jan
113% May*
50% July
36
1,300
1
Jan
111%
Thlokol
Thor
9% Jan
11% July
Thorofare
54,300
8
16% July
Tilo
«
9%
9%
9%
1,900
] ;{
Apr
10%
Jan
125
98% May
37%
37'%
400
31 %
Jan
5
16
16%
1,050
14
39%
40%
900
24
A
-V
40
Quebec Power Co
Amer
Feb
xl03
_
*
5
Light $4.56
&
Todd
Apr
40%
Tonopah
26
Jan
1
_
Co
&
Electric
&
Engineering...
.1
Corp
Royalty
*
_
1
_
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Jun
Oils
Corp
—
100
12~
27%
25%
27%
3%
3%
3%
4%
Jan
July
of
6%
Jan
Union
Jan
I
Apr
8%
8%
8%
1,500
6%
Jan
7% May
8% Jun
7%
8%
2,800
7% May
&% Mar
%
%
%
700
Jan
33%
200
25%
Feb
9%
9,100
7%
Feb
Realization
Gas
Union
Oil
$3.75
Co
of
Apr
United
Aircraft
9% July
United
Elastic
34%
United
Milk
Jan
3%
Jun
United
Molasses
1%
Feb
3%
Jun
x2%
4,400
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
89
560
11%
1,450
1,200
"10% July
?..* 61 %
500
12%
14,300
61
ord
Jan
Jan
Steel
Corp
36
Amer
--5
99
N
United
10%
Mar
RR
J
Profit
Co
series
*
22% May
U S
32%
39%
Jun
U
10% May
13
Feb
10%
Jun
13%
Feb
5%
Jan
U
900
11%
1,900
*
11%
11%
12
10,200
5
100
1.25
.
5
5
'
5
Jan
20%
United
Jun
Feb
S
S
22%
25%
3,100
14"%
Jan
2%
•2%
2%
1,000
2%
Jan
3% Mar
U
S
1
common
25%
1
_
5 Vb
5%
3,200
4%
Jun
5%
U
S
4%-
22%
7,500
12
13%
14%
1,400
30%
300
21%
1
■A
8
San
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
&
8
Fisher
Brick
J.25c
Co..
1
Inc.
Seeman
:i
Western
12%
12%
5%
b%
2
2%
Bros
50c
25 %
and
page
17%
17%
1
9'A May
22,800
1/j Jan
300
4%
Jan
Radiator
Rubber
35.
15% May
Jan
16% May
32% May
9% Mar
Jan
7
8%
2,300
22%
300
18%
Jan
22%
37
100
35% July
44%
Jun
5i\ Mar
6
Feb
II Jan
U July
__
3%
101
51%
3%
52
800
3%
44-Vb
Jan
2,700
3%
Apr
175
100% 102
94
800
Jan
1%
Mar
57 %
Jan
4% Mar
102
July
2% May
24%
23%
24%
1,050
18%
Jan
24% July
18%
18%
50
16%
Jan
19 %
2%
Jan
4%
44%
2,600
3%
Jan
5V8
Jun
1,800
33%
Jan
44 %
July
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
4%
4%
43%
42%
4
_
—
41,900
—
98%
81%
100
81%
110
5%
6 Vb
7,700
common..50c
6
34
32%
Jan
ill July
2%
2% Mar
3% May
4
1
7
Jan
Jan
July
Feb
Jan
800
2%
Jan
3,400
15%
Jan
2,100
17% July
1,600
1
July
58
registered
July
1
b^8
75%
5
Jan
Jan
30%
Apr
98% Mar
Feb
89
6%
Jun
Feb
36
7
50
6%
Apr
8%
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
Si1* Apr
%
800
Jun
4
100
3% July
221
25
10
4J>%
25
'437
46
Jan
12.400
36%
Jan
38%
260
36%
Jan
9%
10%
1,200
9 %
July
10c
1
3%
3%
22,400
2%
Jan
4,000
1
19%
72
58'%
61%
4,400
8%
8%
2,300
150
*
100 y8
1
Reclaiming
8%
—•
Securities
with warrants^
Corp
59%
18%
72
19%
6%
5%
1%
1%
100
"5%
2%
3%
50c
common..
5.800
5
Sugar
72 % July
39 %
Jan
9% May
101 % July
Apr
7%
Feb
1% Mar
2%
Jan
4%
U
J?n
57
400
56
Jun
Jan
28%
20O
22% Mar
2%
2,900
62% July
Jan
Jan
6%
88
23%
2%
Feb
19% July
Jan
28
10
Co
4%
16% May
56
10
Products
6'A
175
July
62
5,700
1
Co
common..
100 Va 101
Jan
40% May
14% Jan
38%
10%
*
Apr
%
5% Mar
46
38%
3
236
Jan
1
common
preferred
Feb
2%
Jan
94
50O
34
100
common
Oil
Utah-Idaho
Feb
4
4%
10s
Universal
12% July
2% Jun
2%
7
*
common
350
97%
*
A
Consolidated
2%
Jan
3 Vb J»ly
67%
33
Apr
May
28% May
3
.
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
23
Mar
\f
V
,
Valspar Corp
$4
convertibel
Jan
Vanadium-Alloys
1
1%
7,200
1
July
1 %
Apr
Venezuelan
6%
7%
8,700
5%
Jun
7%
Jan
Venezuela
2%
Jan
Vinco
1
common
1%
1
preferred
Steel
24
24
1,800
100
May
Jan
7
Feb
90
July
22% Mar
24%
Apr
Jan
1
Inc
2%
2%
1,700
1 %
Apr
14%
200
12 Va
Jan
14% Mav
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
13%
14%
2,000
9% Mar
15 V8 July
Vogt
Corporation
Manufacturing
6%
24
23%
23%
24%
23%
Feb
32%
—20c
3%
3%
3%
1,500
3%
Jan
4%
1
5%
5%
5%
5,600
4V4
Jan
6% Mar
10
30%
2,450
24 y2
Jan
31
July
100
12%
Jan
15
Mar
Petroleum
Syndicate
6%
*
5
74
6%
5
.
Co
13%
14
9% Mar
10% May
21
7
common
Stores
7%
I»
Jan
6%
Canal
$5 1st preferred
July
2%
—__.T2.50
see
%
l/ff
Jan
200
1
24
22 %
20
International
1
II
Co
2%
19
38%
Apr
1,200
Co
convertible
1
Airlines
Inc
For footnotes
17
2%
4,809
.
5%
17 Va
19
50c
Corp General
Selby Shoe
12%
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Securities
58
♦
common
Scurry Oils Ltd
Seaboard
54
1
(Del)
Steel Co
58
Mar
36%
8
22%
"
.1
110
4,900
Universal
common
19%
3,100
13%
30
13%
Jan
Feb
106
3%
Conditioning Corp
Finishing
United
Corp Ltd
Feb
Jun
14y2
2%
Omaha
ord
Specialties
Air
$4
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
11% May
2
U S Foil class B
Jan
38 %
10%
'.
25
18% Mar
37%
13%
762
3%
Preferred
May
17%
600
11%
_
common.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryerson & Haynes
10
900
37%
Feb
112
preferred
20%
10
52'A
Ltd—
Co
&
20%
1
...
common...
xl2
5
.
Sharing
IS'%
20%
;
California—
rets
dep
20
Ltd
Ave
9% Mar
£1
reg„_
.
July
"
12%
•
Inc
18 y8
14% Feb
10%. Jan
10%
'
dep rets
..
2%
United Shoe Machinery common
Rome Cable Corp common
Feb
10%
♦
Products
July
1%
97
Jun
4% Jun
ilif
Corp
700
95%
97
Jun
27%
2TA Mar
3,850! ; 7*9%
10c
Porducts
x2%
2%
14%
v
3%
Corp.
Yards of
Union
4,300
22
18%
May
Feb'
5%
20% Feb
3,000 *:
July
20
-
6%
Co
preferred
Stock
Jan
%
3%
3,400
Jan
.
33
*
>
2%
Corp
Investment
2%
36
300
x9%
Jiin
1
Canada
2%
30%
'
10%
1
...
Chemical
2%
400
22%
u
Union
36
12"%
Jan.'
J»n
*7 20% Apt
Jan
11%
*
Unexcelled
9%
.
.
16
17%
*
7
33
17% Mar
v
,1
'Jan
26
7.1,800 "
10%
...
26
9%
r
19%
12
100
Inc
Jun
iB0
33
'
18%
20%Jan; "
Jan
Apr !
2%
3%
1.25
_
23%
1
."7.9%
,
,
Apr
4%
warrants
Corp
Temper
United
pfd F__
33
70c
_
.
2,800
•
2%
9%
Jun
Feb
15% Mat.
1% July
1,700
,19%
20
__
Ltd
25%
803
1,500
2%,
£1
5s
preferred
25
1,000
4
.18
*
';;9.%. Jan..
1
1
of Nevada
Mining
Empire
True
July
.
1
common
Toledo Edison 4 % %
2%
_
Radiator..
"l%
2%
.5
Corp
25%
Rico
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
"l%
25c
Stocks
Ulen
5
...
Remington Arms Co Inc.
1%
*
Inc
5
July
24% Feb
..1
12% July
12%
Jan
7%
5% Ju»
16% Jan
100
22%
3%
♦.
pfd
deposit rets def registered
Shipyard
Toklan
8%
Pump Co
800*
'
5'/2 Mar
38'% July
Jan
12%
1—1
—20
22%
7
2%
Jun
7% May f
2% Feb,
2%
-
11'/a
...
29% Mar
«■
17%
1—5
150
6%
900
5
common
100
7
r•
400
4
12%
17
17%
Corp!_'_—
24%
•
1,40a;
38%
3%
common—!.
Co
24
_____
Co
5
Jan
5
common—:
24
V/b
_10c
1__
deposit rets ord registered
38% May
16% July
Trunz
—1
4%
5%
5
38%
14
200
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Jan
21%
_
~5%
5%
*
1
15
Inc
—
common
Tri-Continental
..10
5%
Jan
700
July
14% July
"
Feb
4%
*
25c
1
Corp..
Corp.,
Allied
Trans Lux
Investment A
6%
1—1
common!—
Markets
&
Amer
101% 101%
♦
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common
Feb
8
2,200
2,400 50 -
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction
Trans
Railway & Utility
13 Vb
7
18%
Tishman
9% May
Jan
8
July
Public Service of Colorado—
Rath
2,400
10%
6%
18
Chemical
Providence
10
14%
10%
18%
Corporation
Tobacco
Pyrene Manufacturing
14%
10%
5
Inc
Shovel
Thew
Feb
common
15% July
Corp
common.
Power
14%
100
Jan
Texas
11%
com
13
7
400
Timber
10,800
Feb
11%
&
15%
5%
11%
Pulp
14%
8,200
10%
cumulative preferred
30 »A July
15%
6%
11%
Gas
25
J an
—*
2.50
Ltd
Jan
Jan
—1
44%
May *
16'A
Tampa Electric Co common
11%
Sayre
.
14% Mar
41%
Technicolor
50%
23
Feb
25
3% May
43%
Jan
Feb
1%
1,050
Jan
46%
„
18%
11%
4,000
5,100
6%
•
200
1,300
2
1,200
2%
«
Scullin
5% May
24%
23,900
Prosperity Co class B__
Schick
Jan
50
3%
Tobacco
Inc
Feb
29%" 30
25% Jun'
Jan
Oil
5%
23%
Jan
1%
Savoy
Jun
Jan
Jan
49%
21%
4
St Lawrence
6% Mar
5%
;
.
29 %
125
100
America..—
12
24%
1% May
Co
Jan
54
Jan
4%
4
2%
6%
*
B
2% Mar
Oil
41%
200
200
class
Inc
Class
3,600
Russeks Fifth
400
5
'
Talon
26,000
Royalite
50
5
Jun
20
1 %
Electric
27 Va May
25% Mar
Jan
■:v
3
(The)
Jan
Feb
49
49
22'A
Oil
Swan Finch
1 Vb
Rowe
25%
5%
3% Jun
3/,r
Rotary
Feb
Jun
38
72 % July
6%
2%
...
2%
Jan
Jan
2
'
„
25c
I".
3
19%
__
24%
common—.
~2
70 %
71%
10
common
"lli
2%
1
:
;
12%
American
28%
38
22
Supermarkets
l %
Roosevelt Field
51% July
x41
22
Superior Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
3} j|
Inc
Jan
26% May
34% Jan
•
Ray " Drug
15%
Richmond
46
100
700
;
common
B)
(Hugo)
l
Rice-Stix
200
51%
28
24%
1—1
—10c
—r—1
.
Stop & Shop Inc—1——_—,
Stroock
(S) & Co common
May:
•;. 6% Mar:
shares—10s
common
of
8% Mar.
Jan
1
Reliance
32% Mar
41
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Feb
Producers Corp of Nevada
(Robert)
10
26%
*
5%
14%
1
Preston East Dome Mines
Reis
Jan
Jun
38
5
5%
Jan
—
preferred..
Regal Shoe
5%
26%
23%
Corporation
100
127/b
Pratt & Lambert Co
Reda
Jun
1,300
4,900
1%
& Co common
1,000
8,700
_l
ordinary
5%
14
commons
Power Corp of Canada
Preferred
Jun
8%
51%
.1
*
Canada
7%
13%
common.
Pyle-Natlonal Co
Feb
9'A
28%
8
.1
7
13%
Mining Co.
Sound
5%
Jan
49%
B..
5%
—.2.50
Amer
Powdrell & Alexander
Jun
55
Feb
L.
Co
Ltd
8%
Jun
6
26%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common..2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
4%%
Apr
7%
2% May
56% Jun
Corp.—-—
(The)
18%
17%
1
Mines Ltd.,
Metals
Jun
24
Jun
4%
40%
1
Corp
class
Tube
18
„
Piper Aircraft Corp
Prentice-Hall
Jan
4y8 May
Jan
28
—1
Co
Standard-Thomson
Jan
17%
•
common
Johnson
1st
9
27%
*
B
Products
18
2.50
_
Puget
class
Common
Standard
Jun
ih
Circle Corp_i___■
Phillips Packing CoiJ
Phillips Screw Co
Pneumatic
May
10
Light common
&
Power
l
—
(The)——
Pioneer Gold
Jan
4%
1
10
1
(Ky)
preferred
Jan
4%
1
„_____2
Co
Pierce Governor
32
4,000
4%
8%
1
Inc
Packaging Corp..
Convertible
2
Perfect
Pressed
2%
Oil
Standard
2% Mar
Jun
53
li_
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)i._20
Pep Boys
150
1,800
400
4%
4%
...1
Corp
Industries
2
Water & Power
•6%
7,600
5
Jan
2
l
Pennroad Corp common..
Polaris
4%
4%
1 Bol
Corp
1%
Forgings
Standard
105 % Mar
26%
-
Patican Co Ltd
Pinchin
12% Mar
Jun
26%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
;
Patchogue Plymouth Mills.——
Penn
Jan
4% May.
3% Mar
3%
1
—20
preferred-
convertible
$1.60
Standard
Jun
B
Traffic
28
1,500
25
1
5
1
—*
Line
Royalty Co
Pipe
Standard
Feb
Chemical Company.
Co class A
Penn
Jan
~4% ~4%
.25
25
Standard Dredging Corp common
Feb
2%
1 % May
20%
Parker Pen
Class
7%
29,700
—♦
Amer share
Motors
3,600
8%
*
<C A;
:
2%
7%
101 %
common
vtc
2
Apr
♦
.
:
Pancoastal Petroleum
2
100
common
$1.30 1st preferred-
Paramount
convertible preference
Spencer
106% Mar
Jan
106
_1
—,
Service
104
60
105% 106
*
1
Airlines
Pacific
Oil
28% May.
105% May
•
Northern
Israel
July
~4%
25
cumulative preferred—
*
Pacific
Pan
Feb,
Feb
23
2,900
8%
cumulative preferred
33%
preferred.:
cum
dividend
$4.75
4.48%
22%
36
preferred
preferred.——.
Lighting $4.50
$4.40 dividend
Pacific
22% May
21%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
_25
Pacific
Jan
13%
5%
Pacific
May
18%
27% May
24%
27%
preference
convertible
—
28%
preferred—„25
36
Apr
23%
original preferred
25
cumulative preferred——25
33%
25
106 y2 Mar
Jan
26% Mar
16
Jun
July,
94y2 July.
23%
1
36%
5
1st pfd
25
preferred----————25
1st
102%
50
200
12.50
22
Gas & Electric 6%
830
34%
17%
Mar
8%
x54
Southern California Edison—
25.
4.56%
5%%
Jan
17%
1
South Coast Corp common—
South
Penn
Oil Co common
-
5%
Pacific
74
34%
4.88%
Pacific
1,300
23%
common.
16%
46%
16%
...
94%
105
£1
*
———1
17%
...
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
73
675
9
—7
B
Olympic Radio & Television
Inc
x75%
8%
8%
1
United Filters class
Omar
1/* July
■-
73
73
25
-
Old Town Corp common..
40c cumulative preferred
Oliver
;
.
Jan
91%
93
*
1
—*
—20
Simpson's
90c
40%
2
1
Simplicity
109%
...
2,400
Publications—
preferred
convertible
$3
50
109'
**
Oils
July
50
109
"
Okalta
4
Jan
17
Jan
2
:—
common
«
4%s preferred——
10% July
J aft
4%
*
B
Co
Too
Brass Co class B common..
Power
Jan
4,600
10% July
——
Class
.50c
common
Ohio
5%
8%
7%
*
Canada
Simmons-Boardman
Ogden Corp
5,700
51 % x54
*
25
Oil & Gas Co class A
Signal
Silex
Ohio
200
105%
~8
of
Jan
15
10 %
10
of America class A—.
Breweries Ltd
A Mar
Jan
15%
10
Corp
%
Jan
4V2
3% May
1,000
12,100
lfi
10%
10%
———.'.———100
preferred
4%
3 jV
24%
3ffl Jun
•
High
LOW
4
/«
—*
5
B
Shawinigan Water & Power—,
Sherwin-Williams common __—i
2% Mar
Jan
3%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Inc ———20c
Mining
Denn
Shattuck
Feb
4
10c
1
common———
J;!
2
50
4% %
eLather
Shares
10%
class
Corp
Servomechanisms
23%
25
;
Oil—.——.5
Serv
Serrick
Jun
%
Jan
37%
400
1%
1%
__1
1
Pub
1%
7,800
%
Is
Airlines
Penn
1,400
4%
preferred.50
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
2%
Seton
Laboratories Corp—_
American
22"% May
Jan
4%
8,800
for Week
Low
1
common...
Control
Safety
Sentry
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Norden
16%
21%
Corp
Radio
Sentinel
July
25
Jan
2%
4%
1
,
Non-Ferrous Metals Products
;
_1
__
Noma Lites Inc
17
1,900
25
Par
High
Loir
20%
21%
—
—,
23%
23%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American bioca Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Pat-
Niles-Bement
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
1G
Sales
Last
STOCKS
JULY
ENDED
WEEK
Friday
Week's
.
.
*
—
30
31
14%
14%
4,100
Jan
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(279)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock
WEEK
Range
of Prices
Loto
High
Low
•
voting
ctfs
ext
*
7 %
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc_
$2
cumulative
Wallace
&
Waltham
5%
Wentworth
West
Western
2
2
1,100
1214
Jan
2114 July
27%
1,100
21
Jan
1%
1%
1%
3,900
I
7%
7%
500
12%
10c
1%
*
1.25
...
pfd
Ltd
3%
103
100
:
*
Inc
Mfg
Whitman
Inc
Co
24'A
2,800
8%
1,300
Petroleums Ltd
1
Brothers
Lt 4 % %
pfd
Inc
Petroleum
W)
7%
1314
2%
Jan
700
214
10%
Feb
102%
Feb
17%
17%
50
1514
Jan
13
13
39.%
40%
5s
1
1
1
1
£1
1
1
1
«-<
*
II
Apr
Jan
45%
Interest
00
American Stock Exchange
Last
or
Bethlehem
Quar-Feb
Edison
1
1998.,
2%s series A
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Apr
the
100
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Elmira
Gas
Water
E"rcole
Fuel
&
Lt
314s
RR
&
Marrelli Elec
A 614s
Nov
ex
Finland
5s
1940
1947
1
1956
Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 514s conv debs 1967
AGesfuerel
Power
RR
1970
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
St Rys 514s 1938
'
Isarco
Lots
with
A7s
Nov
1940
1
Tietz
A Mansfield
Midland
New
714s
Min & Smelt
Valley RR 4%
59.15
127.21
99.81
13
340.04
116.50
59.22
127.28
99.85
14
340.44
117.43
59.61
127.80
99.96
15
341.06
117.80
59.69
128.07
100.06
England Power 314s
~7
97
94
85%
91%
15
6
54%
63%
T»ate—
94%
100 V4
Mon.
July 12
56.31
56.31
3
103%
106%
Tues.
July 13—
56.45
63
67%
—
i7%
87%
93%
89%
7
130
*45%
*150
*107
115
*25
•
913A
128%
*91
——
92
102
3
'
'A 1st
Ohio
614s
mortgage
'
•
Power
1st
1st
Jan-July
314s
mortgage
3s
104%
1971
3%s 1970
Piedmont
1964___June-Dec
ft
i
Jan-July
with Oct
A614s
ex
Oct
APrussian
1
1940
1947
l
Electric
'mm'Jrn
.
103%
J
i~
'
*102
Composite
Gas
6s
6s 1971
614s A 1953
Corp
1998__Jan-July
Jan-July
.——_April-Oct
ARuhr Housing Corp 614s
1958
May-Now
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Now
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-JuZy
154
*84%
'
— —
:
—-.
'''
California
Southern
Edison 3s
1965
Mar-Sept
102%
•
314s series A 1973
1st and
ref M
3s
!
series
B
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1973.:
2%s series C 1976
314s series D 1976.
series E
-.—
1978—
Southern California Gas
Southern
314s
Gas
Counties
1970
(Calif)
Southwestern Gas & Electric
(A G)
.—
—
& Bros
5s
1971—Jan-July
3s
314s
1970
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
April-Oct
1966
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A614s with Aug 1 1940 coupon
A614s
294.1
137.1
Trade, Finance, and Service
235.3*
233.5
+
0.8
235.3
Vf
Mining
257.3
256.0
+ 0.5
273.7
ft
Aug
ex
1947
1
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
coupon
.April-Ocf
--
,
ft
Transactions at the New York Slock
135
91
Ro.ilroad
Stocks
103%
103
Week Ended July 16,
1954
102%
Mon.
July
12
Tues.
July
13
—.
—
I
.1
14
—
Exchange
Shares
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Int'l
and Miscel.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Wed
107%
Thurs. July
15
Fri.
16—
July
July
$4,050,000
$568,000
$4,618,000
2,429,540
288,000
4,121,000
2,517,860
3,010,810
2,536,100
3,833,000
4,020,000
4,657,000
3,774,000
12,826,400
102"%
$20,334,000
4,406,000
386,000
482,000
$10,000
5,149,000
352,600
4,126,600
100%
Total.
103%
89
89
2
89
95
1
81%
96
$22,420,600
$10,000
$2,076,600
96
95
*175
177%
152%
—
1956
95
*95
Feb-Aug
~
*25
—
—
Week Ended July 16
174%
Btocks—No.
of shares-
Jan. 1
1953
to
July 16
1953
1954
I
264,730,785
4,628,120
12,826,400
90
—
8.
U.
204,943,722
m
u
$35,000
$5,500
Government
$10,000
$24,000
698,000
588,000
2,076,600
1,748,500
73,940,200
55,396,340
20,334,000
10,662,000
439,479,600
400,280,500
$22,420,600
International
$12,434,500
$514,123,300
$456,299,840
Bank
Foreign
*93
June-Dec
Railroad
and
Industrial
'
Dec
1947
1
1956
coupon
*25,
—
_
United Industrial Corp—
A
614s
A 6s
f debentures
s
mtge
Wasatch
Total
1945
Corp deb 6s ser A
Washington
Webb &
f gold
s
1941
Water
Power
1963
314«
1964
—May-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
116
93%
116
133%
105
132%
9
93
~
116
93%
112
2
*119%
93%
*105% 106%
72%
72%
'
1
96%
103%
105%
72%
67
72%
72%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
'
West
Penn
Western
Traction
Feb-Aup
107
*109
June-Dec
1960
5s
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
100%
100% 100%
99%
6
110
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
'
A20-year
..
7s
April
A20-year 7s Jan
A Baden
(Col)
(Germany) 7s 1951—
Valley ,7s 1948—1
Bk
A6s
of German
series
Port
AGerman
AS
f
Cons
AHanover
6s
(City)
(Prov)
ALima
City
(Peru
stamped
7s
6%s
1947
1947
Low
k
—
—
High
Mon.
July
Tues.
July
Wed.
July
555,481
12
13
——
$45,000
504,190
1952
_
—
——
—
_
79%
20%
2
106%
9
105
92
91
:_Feb-Aug
110
stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
(Plan A) 2%s 2008—-May-Now
*41
6%s
1949
6%s
29,000
22,000
20,000
29,000
Total
Bonds
$116,000
185,000
71,000
Thurs. July 15
—
'
120
574,545
83,000
24,000
8,000
115,000
581,295
91,000
28,000
3,000
122,000
2,690.516
$353,000
$163,000
$93,000
$609,000
July
16
142
84
84
88
77
20%
*138
1939
$33,000
51,000
—
*
Total.:
57%
,
117
17%
21
94%
1954
Btocks—No.
of
135
5
1
57%
1
—
102
125
Foreign corporate
57%
41
59,436,769
$233,000
$6,298,000
$7,162,000
163,000
Foreign government
51
1953
68,976,152
$353 000
Domestic
41
1954
1,220,770
152,000
6,628,000
11,053,000
93,000
66,000
2,904,000
3,197,000
$609,000
$451,000
$15,830,000
$21,417,000
Bonds
123
145
83%
1953
Jan. 1 to July 16
2,690,516
shares
130
3
P2
142
110%
—
Week Ended July 16
115
75
95
*80
Jan-July
^Feb-Aug
June-Dec
7s
$38,000
105,000
475,005
14
'
Bonds
'
*84
May-Now
Ger
No.
High
—
*120% 129
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Munic
secured
*93%
April-Ocf
Waterways
AHanover
Maranhao
;
1951
&
Jan. 1
State & Prov Banks—
1952
A
A 6s series B
ADanzig
Sold
Foreign
Corporate
Fri.
*93%
Aprt'Z-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
ACauca
Range Sine*
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
16,1954
Government
Domestic
of
Week Ended July
—
1946
Central
Bonds
Friday's
Foreign
(Number
Week's Range
or
.
2,332,090
104%
102
—.
■
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
100%
97%
.
233 1
Bonds
1953
1953
coupon
Co—
1940
1
•
124.6
ft
I
'
103%
*102% 103%
— —
198.5
209.5
high.
101%
—
9
*99% 100%
——
249.2
193.9
230.7
1954
2nd
United Electric Service
Feb-Aug
May-Now
193.2
85
101
106%
104% 104 %
254.4
.
+ 0.8
97
-
103
*105
+ 2.1
+ 1.3
98
99%
222.7
136%
99%
2
101%
*101
83
130%
101
46
102
102
275.2
+ 2.0
__
....
38
102% 102%
*98
_Feb~Aug
Feb-Aug
—_Feb-Augr
—April-Ocf
1989..
88
+ 1.4
— —
66%
100
85
232.3:.
291.7
156
120
— —
*100
— —
1
■
*96
+ 1.4
271.4
,
294.1*
—
_
_
_
135
148%
ft.* '
*122%
ft
85
Low
High
Change
249.1
-275.2*
254.4*
Goods—
1954-
Percent
,
229.2
93%
116
85%
100):
102%
1
133% 133%
•
prices of the common
and by major indus¬
and with highs and lows for
226.2
103%
•
1
'
135.3
101%
«»..
132
154
2
16
137.1*
102%
104,
*123
154
1953
230.7*
ft/ 99
2
.
.
Goods
Non-durable
Utility
*25
.
Feb-Aug
Co
Safe
A7-4s
t
•
Transportation
105%
99%
ibi'.;iu„- .•V
103'A
4
44.40 Sep
July 2, '54
232.3"
Manufacturing
103
*90
ApriZ-Oct
1960
1954& Gas
Reading Tube Corp.
Spalding
91%
=
July 9, '54
93%
101
'
1954
57.24 July 16
47.32 Jan
Low
-
150
85%
1
11
for
—
49.80 Feb
'.
♦New
1960
coupon
coupon
Gs
Public Service Electric
3% %
——
100.84
Averages
Range for
•
(1939
'
Hydro-Electric Co—
A614s
ARuhr
92
103% 103%
—April-Oct
—
150
155
*90
April-Oct
1968
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
>
*150
Jan-July
1953—
mortgage
100.91
High
57.22
the current year are as follows
'/
Durable
«"6!4s due 1953 extended to 1963
100.41
,
56.55
16
143
93
103% 103%
—.
100.30
Range
Low
try groups compared with the preceding week
__
145
89%
ft
100.87
SEC Index of Slock Prices
94%
81%
135
*131% 133%
100.44
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing
stocks for the week ended July 9, 1954, for composite
122
__
—
81
92%
*145
100.11
102.87
High
56.91
142%
93
—
14
July 15—
July
50
141%
—
100.87
102.97
100.71
103%
ft. ,41%
.
100.49
122
98%
48
100.39
91%
110
*102% 104
Fri.
96%
87
97
*121
—
July
Thurs.
*96%
100.19
100.16
—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
'
102.99
102.99
Closing
12
—
100.25
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
9714
*90
40
Bonds
100.10
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
101%
57
Mar-Now
1961
115.80
340.91
*25
liq tr ctfs
Jan-July
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
May-Now
1963—
102.65
12
150
*93
1941
99.84
Total
ities
105%
1
7s
127.12
65%
coupon
1946
59.19
July
*"
A Leonard
Rails
96
—
June-Dec
1952
A7s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 614%
Rails
High
101%
23
Hydro-Electric Co—
'
trials
56 %
Jan-July
May-Now
A
Util¬
Stocks
64%
June-Dec
1963
4s
Grade
July
Jan. 1
No.
90%
June-Dec
3%s
Guantanamo & Western
Grade
104 % 104'A
Jan-July
debs .1953
6s
Mountain
Green
10
Indus¬
1
July
Wed.
1953
Second
65
ities
115.22
341.25
10
First
96
May-Now
May-Now
Mar-Sept
1953
coupon
coupon
representative stocks and bonds
10
56 %
Mar-Sept
week.
Averages
9
Mtg Co—
""A614s with Nov 1
'
1965.
during current
Total
65%
Jtfay-Nov
May
Jan-July
A 1st
transacted
July
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Eastern
5%
-Bonds—
15
Date
Range Sinoe
Sold
High
100
90%
3%
10
Jan
132
100
9014
7
Stocks
May
2
*150
Jan-July
being
averages of
20
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
'
daily closing
30
3% Apr
Bonds
10414 104%
June-Dec
...
1978
11
ltt Jan
Friday's
Low
June-Dec
Aug
sales
no
July
10 10
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Boston
are
Apr
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
8% Jan
1
3%
*-* £
5%
4%
flat.
traded
17% May
1314 Jan
1
1
3%
transaction
Indus¬
deposit receipts
preference
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6s
asked ..prices;
and
Ltd—
American
36%
11
4%
Stock and Bond
Below
12% Feb
107% Mar
32%
500
1,400
bid
being
Jan
Jan
25
13
a
Apr
Jun
2%
39'A
48
4%
Feb
Jan
14
11%
8
delivery
1
4 %
5% Mar
Jan
2%
2
common
Deferred
39%
32
115
56
3% Mar
28,200
——
4 %
39%
44%
11% July
11%
1
36
48
Jan-July
Jan-July
104%
36%
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,'' mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
Jan
10%
XT
48
36
...Jan-July
2012
2s
A)
1919
100
—
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
Jun
Apr
6
1
"%
—
100
Machine
Industries
Steel
{Friday's
8% July
21%
May
414 July
814 Jan
400
1
~~%
25
&
6%
6%
(
Jun
26%
Feb
7
600
1
common
Newspaper
17% Jan
2,000
1
preferred
Apr
314
Willson
(F
Mar
20
6%
46%
*99% 102
§ Reported
sy8
Wilrich
Wool worth
A Bonds
Jun
23%
11%
1997
1
(Plan
6%s
*65
June-Dec
value,
"28
;
—
Woodley
July
par
Jan
8%
~4%
Jan
85
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for
cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Mar
188
♦No
Jan
2514
4%
52
—
19
50
•
Woodall
A5%S 1921
11%
27%
10'A
*50%
1997
stmpd
Government
35%
27%
24
3s
Janeiro
Apr
1
Corp.
Corp
Pwr
de
ARussian
Apr
16
25
Jan-July
H*ah
85
*66
Jan
6
Jan
*40%
T,nw
*66
Mar-Sepf
2%s 2008
Jan. 1
No.
*84
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1947
Range Since
Sold
High
June-Dec
1927)
series E
814
50
(R C) & Co
Products Inc
Wisconsin
175
f 2%s
s
Sinking fund
Rio
103% Jun
4ft July
20
17%
11
Wood
2,600
Extl
Jan
4%
May
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Peru
1% Apr
Jun
17%
_4%
5%
101
425
1
Wilson
730
188
16% May
165%
314 Jun
1,200
_9%
5
Williams
Jun
4ft
17%
1
preferred
&
Oil
(The)
Jan
9%
5
(Wm)
River
Wickes
Feb
%
150 Ve
4%
188
1
.
Stores
convertible
Wichita
7%
40
(issue of
Parana
Jan
50
3%
•Bid & Asked
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947.
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—.June-Dec
'
Shoe
Corp
A7s
3214
10
Auto
9%
38,100
102% 103
188
7% July
*
com
Westmoreland
5%%
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan
1 %
151
3%
4ft
1st pfd__100
Stationery
Apr
1%
12%
1
151
—-
2% July
it Jan
7s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
2714 July
20
White's
Jan
26%
Coal
Whirlpool
110
May
26%
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
105
10
Jan
10,500
40a
Ry 7%
&
7%
7%
Utilities 4.40%
Tablet
Jun
2%
1
Manufacturing
Western Maryland
Western
5Vb
21%
common
Leaseholds
1,900
20%
preference.!
Texas
3% Mar
1
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
Jan
20%
Inc
Co
2%
5%
i
1,200
109% 109%
1
Tiernan
3%
5%
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
30
Ward
$6
3%
100
preferred
Watch
3%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
AMedellin
Co
Baking
Wagner
1G
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
w
Aircraft
JULY
Friday
Shares
Par
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
Total
—f~
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
36
Monday, July 19, 1954
(280)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
JULY
ENDED
16
Boston Stock
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Tel
Tel
&
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
Boston
Boston
Calumet
_
East Boston Co
*
—
(new)
6%
cum
common
Stores
Electric
Gillette
Inc
Lines
National
General
adj
prefererd
SS
Eastern
...
(new)
....
Co
(The)
—
j—100
—100
•
....
*
5
1
__
—
—
10
100
...—._
Maine Central RR common
N
Y
—
100
preferred
Mathieson Chemical
New
Norbute Corporation
'128
100
__
—
Stone & Webster Inc__
Jan
105% May
1
Mar
22%
24%
United Fruit Co—
U S Rubber Co
Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
__
70
55
30
38%
Jun
48%
45%
Jan
4"%
Jun
9%
29% Jan
46
Jan
23
40
110
Apr
37% Feb
122
Baldwin
49%
Brewing
Burger
Jan
22% Mar
25
75c
1,453
427
23%
1 %
Apr
Apr
Preferred
18%
Mililng
Cincinnati
Telephone
Apr
1
100
6
Jun
7
80
Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse
Cincinnati
25
28%
27
33
July
AMen
Jan
Altes
Jan
4,170
43%
Jun
53%
Apr
2,557
36"%
Jan
46
135
29%
Jan
37% July
75%
Jan
50
Mar
13
11% May
10
1,047
July
Jun
Kroger
Roller
Bower
Bearing
Corp
Corp
S
U
Apr
32%
Jan
22%
100
21 3/4 May
223/4 Mar
300
17%
21%
Jan
6
967/e
Jan
47%
Jan
693/4
Jan
69%
97
76%
77%
1,313
27
20
773/a July
15
Apr
86%
86%
86%
12
863/4 July
98
22
22%
123
18%
22%
Jun
36%
36%
36%
310;
35% Mar
38
Jan
50%
51
143
47% May
59
Feb
29%
29%
12
27% May
30
Mar
46%
48%
218
93
93
6
93
July
85%
87 %i
1,102
68
Feb
87%
23
23
60
20
Jan
23
July
14%
15
175
12%
Jan
15
Jun
65%
65%
50
60
Jan
32
32
20
29
Mar
49%
49%
48%
*
85%
10
——
'
*
Printing
common
50
Preference
—.
125
483/a Mar
1
10
American Telephone & Telegraph—100
American Tobacco Co
25
Anaconda Mining
—50
Armco
Steel
10
Ashland Oil
;
1
Avco Manufacturing
3
B & O RR Co
100
Masco
Mt
Col
Ohio
30%
Jan
34
Jan
Dayton Power & Light—
12
12
12%
243
11% Jun
4%
4%
4%
120
24%
24%
99
19
72
72
50
91%
Jan
50%
May
Jan
24 %
Jan
36%
Feb
25
56
Jan
66
Jun
50
78%
Jan
34
129
27%
Jan
35%
S
36%
165
91%
63%
94%
Vinco
Wayne
106% May
14%
274
12%
Jan
31%
34
27%
Jan
11%
230
40%
41%
125
37%
Apr
41%
43%
44%
80
40
Jun
-5
common
24
106
Jan
61%
61%
61%
10
47
Jan
62
45%
44%
45%
48
39%
Jun
45%
General EHectric (new)
—5
44%
44
46%
608
38% May
48%
Los
79%
78%
80 %
553
59 %
Jan
80 %
11%
50
11%
Jun
14%
12%
5%
5%
31%
32%
203
28%
Admiral
Aeco
__
ff- 19%
p 12
|.
5%
1%
85%
85%
115
80% Jun
57
58 %
94
52% July
59%
Inc
16%
16%
20
13%
Feb
16% July
American
(Glen L)
24%
26%
152
22%
Jun
26% July
American
Martin
26%
Co
National
New
York
Ohio
Pan
25
57 %
Jun
68% July
American
28
58%
Jan
82
American
19%
53
17
54%
54%
50
47%
22%
21
22%
100
19%
Jan
25%
Feb
43%
Central
43%
43%
10
38%
Jun
43%
^jun
American
3
July
Jan
American
3
Petroleum
13%
13%
13%
10
50
.33 %c
Pepsi-Cola
16%
16
16%
14%
140
Radio
14%
Reynolds
25% Feb
American
Jun
54% July
'American
Jan
15% Mar
13%
Jan
4
(R J) Tobacco Co.
see
page
45.
.10
American
13% July
18
American
Feb
70
60
July
56%
43
48
Jan
64% Mar
31%
50
22% Jan
32% July
57
47%
60
Jun
37%
Jun
59%
60
35%
34%
35%
220
Jan
33% July
63%
1
—*
*
Apr
31% July
16%
Jan
39% July
2% Jan
July
2
,13%
Apr
11%
Feb
15%
Jan
20% May
56%
Feb
65% July
23% Mar
108
May
25% May
110
Apr
9% Mar
8%
Jan
6
Jan
8%
Feb
14
28%
Jan
32% July
1% Mar
8%
Jun
24
May
10
Apr
3%
Feb
23 %
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
2
May
10% Jan
26 %
Jan
10% Mar
4%
Jan
July
26
3%
Apr
2%
Jan
23%
Jan
28% July
3% May
4% Jan
4% Mar
3%
Jun
59 %
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
6% Mar
7%
Jun
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
4
Jan
July
80
Feb
12% Mar
15%
14%
Jan
15% May
4%
Jun
Feb
6%
Mar
2% July
3
1%
1% May
Jun
30 J/4 July
Jan
34
1% July
2%
Jan
2%
Jun
3
Jan
18%
Jan
3%
Apr
•4% July
3%
Jan
4% July
July
3
23%
Jun
4%
Jun
30%
Jun
37% Jan
3%
Feb
...5% July
11%
Apr
Jan
6
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
7% Mar
1% Mar
May
9
Jan
10
19
Jan
22%
Jun
Jan
4% July
13%
Jan
15% Mar
15%
Jan
19% July
2%
11% May
5% July
4%
Jun
Mar
15
1% Mar
13% Mar
5% July
5% Mar
Mar
15
1%
Jan
Can
Co
Tel Co
100..
25
25
(Un)
Viscose
Corp
(Un)
(Un)—50
Armco Steel (Un)
10
Armour & Co
(111)
(Un)
5
Ashland
Oil Refining
(Un)
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__50
Atlantic Refining (Un)
lQ
Jun
Avco
Manufacturing
Corp
(Un)
3
43c
Jan
4
1
High
22 % July
72 %c
Feb
4%
306
Jun
5%
Jan
85
78% Mar
94%
Jun
60V2
1,550
47% Mar
60% July
11% May
14% July
59%
14
270
14
17%
17%
56%
*
17% July
557
15%
Apr
135
37
Jan
49
538
43% Mar
10%
10%
150
11 %
11 %
355
12
May
14
a50% a52%
285
35
Mar
43%
18%
18%
2,255
13%
Jan
18% July
27%
37%
148
28%
Feb
37% July
2,014
156%
Jan
170% July
57
1,014
55% .Jun
a35% a36%
—
109
31% May
37
39%
620
30%
40
34
a45% a47%
49
56%
39%
"
9%
Feb
Jan
I. Jan
43% May
July
49
11% July
May
Apr
Jan
65
.
Jan
July
49% July
10% Feb
49%
446
9%
10
486
12%
12%
585
12
Jan
all6%
all9
251
95%
Jan
113 % July
a33 a33%
125
27%
Jan
35% May
5%
1,161
49%
;.-i°
—
i
3,300
Jun
169% 170%
__
4"
&
22%
4%
60%
(Un)__
Tobacco
Low
19%
a90% a93%
—
Tel
Range Since Jan.
High
735
22%
Thea
Para
Sales
Shares
67%c 72%c
4%.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
16% Mar
60%
55%
59%
Steel
For footnotes
May
31%
55%
Corp
Republic
50
9%
July
60
.
Oil
Pure
500
1
Air
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips
3
Apr
27%
July
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
(Un)_i
__12%
I" a47
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10 I'
& Foreign Power (Un)__
*
Motors Corp
5
Potash & Chemical class B_*^ 452%
'Amm
Radiator & S8 (Un)
•
Smelting & Ref (Un)
♦.
Broadcasting
82
Motors
Amer
Amer
19
Edison
Packard
~
Jun
67%
Lead
Dye (Un)
&
Mfg (Un)
American Airlines Inc (Un)
80%
Distillers
National
24
2,450
Range
1
Allis-Chalmers
67%
Ward & Co—
National Cash Register
Montgomery
Week's
Price
10c
Pictures
Chemical
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Copper
140
1%
#-
Par
Corp
Artists
Loew's
Kennecott
140
5%
15
15
Last
Com
Allied
32% July
85% July
Jan
Jan
Jun
21
Angeles Stock Exchange
•
Allied
33%
8
200
ffe
£ale
Feb
International Harvester
525
1,475
275
619
1,420
250
100
490
tf'Friday
July
11%
._3
.
4% Mar
4 %
Apr
1,700
STOCKS
Jun
5
General Motors
423
100
7,982
913
2,150
1%
#15
1 f;:,
1%
Jun
Greyhound Corp
4%
4%
3%
32%
5%
11%
j 7%
5%
11%
7
Jun
-5
Co
250
900
2,462
292
435
450
10 •
19%
4%
15%
19 %
12%
Jun
.10
Kodak
200
449
130
3
32
1
Screw
Jun
Federated Department Stores
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•
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 19, 1954
The Commercial and
38
4.J?
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
JULY 16
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Midwest Stock Exchange
Week's
5
Acme Steel Co
10
Adams
<J D» Mfg Co_
—
*
Admiral Corp
1
Affiliated Gas Equip
-^—l
Akron Brass Mfg
_——50e'
Alleghany Corp (Un)
1
Allied Laboratories
*
AUis Chalmers Mfg
20
American Airlines (Un)
—1
American Can Co
12.50
American Cyanamid Co
—10
American Investment Co (111) ——-—1
American Machine & Foundry
—7
Laboratories
Abbott
Motors Corp
Rad & Stand San
American
Tel
(Un)
Mining (Un)
(Un)
Armour & Co
(111) common
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Athey
Products
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
Avco
Co
Co
Refining
Atlantic
Washer
Automatic
Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Min'g
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Budd
_
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(Un)
J
Brothers common
Brewing Corp
South West Corp
Central
&
Central
__
72
Illinois Light Co
—
10
1
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
25
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Corp
common
1
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♦
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Central
35%
23 %
1074
10 74
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25
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
10
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4%%
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common
preferred
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Coleman
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Corp
Motors
(Un)
Nav
Cleveland
Detroit Edison Co
(Alan B)class
Mont Lab Inc
Eastman
Paper Corp
Controller
Eddy
Electric
Emerson
(Un)
Kodak Co
Mfg
Radio & Phono (Un)
&
__
__
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Candy
General
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co (new com)
General Finance Corp common
General
General
Foods
General
Corp
Corp
General Package Corp
General Public Utilities (Un)
General Telephone Corp new
Gibson Refrigerator Co
5
General Motors
0
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class A
1
1
10
1
3
25
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Harnischfeger
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Hlbbard
Hupp
Co
Corp
Brewing Co
—
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1
& Door common.-,
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—1
10
54%
Feb
2%
Jan
72
Feb
13%
Jan
20% May
Jan
Apr
20% July
Jan
20
Jan
2874
Jun
Apr
1%
Jan
1974
Jan
23% July
3%
Jan
7% July
33% Mar
Inland
Steel
10
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International Harvester
Interlake
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1
50
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300
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30
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2%
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7
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500
9%
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11% May
Jan
17% May
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7%,
100
200
16%
Feb
19% Mar
974
500
8%
Apr
10
15%
1574
250
15
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17%
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Jan
39%
600
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165
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1,000
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48% July
29%
30%
400
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31% July
26%
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2,800
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62
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6
6
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100
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70
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43
700
38%
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44%
55
1,800
2474
5% July
2,900
34 %
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55
July
22
Apr
30
Jan
50
3
2
Apr
28
Mar
100
6874
6674
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1,300
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43%
45 %
600
1
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
79% Mar
24%
Feb
29
Jan
Jun
28
Mar
Peabody
37
Jan
14% July
43
July
3874
Jan
45% July
7%
Jan
29%
Jan
1274 Jan
7% Jan
2574 Jan
9 % Mar
35%
Apr
11% July
30% May
Penn
4%
Pepsi-Cola
16% May
Jan
13%
Jan
32% July
Potter
1074
Jan
14% July
Pressed
33%
Jan
43% July
974 Jan
12% July
Jan
Jan
46%
26% July
61%
Steel
400
38%
Feb
54% July
33
200
28%
Jan
34
374
3%
20%
22%
600
38%
34%
38%
1,500
19%
19%
19%
24%
2474
11%
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20
Jan
38% July
900
17%
Jan
19%
24%
300
20
Jan
2774 May
11%
100
11%
Jan
12
15%
1574
15%
3,000
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49
1,100
40%
15%
15%
30
18%
19%
43%
60%
Pure
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49
Apr
1474 Jan
16
Feb
1,800
16%
Jan
20% May
44%
900
3874
Jan
4474 July
6174
400
54%
Jan
67% May
3074
100
27
Jan
30% July
30%
3
July
Jan
174
July
RKO Theatres
Jan
44
May
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
11% July
974 May
574
16%
Apr
Jan
Jan
8% July
Jan
12
9 74 May
Rexall
7% July
Jan
Jan
2%
54%
2%
Jan
Jun
(Un)
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July
14
Jan
53
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4874
May
38
Jun
974
Jan
11% July
57%
Feb
73
31%
28%
Jun
80% July
Jan
59
44
July
37
Jan
33% May
May
34
Jan
May
774 Jun
4% May
46 74
Jan
63% July
30
Jan
35%
53%
Jan
Jun
70% July
10% Mar
9% May
1%
1% Jan
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13% July
Jan
33%
1774
100
13%
Jan
20% Mar
1774
100
15% May
3%
4%
3,100
12%
1274
1,000
25
16%
16%
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Apr
474 July
10% May
12% July
20% Jan
26
2%
109
25
16%
15
Apr
18% Feb
Jan
16 % Mar
Jan
14%
15
1,100
14%
200
14%
3174
32
600
30% July
3 7 74
Feb
Stockyards
Public Service "A"
4074
700
31%
Jan
36%
700
28
Feb
3674 July
60
6074
800
54%
Jan
8
8
50
7%
Roebuck
class B common
Serrlck Corp
Shell
Oil
Jan
Jun
41%
Jan
43%
Feb
55%
5674
33
30%
3374
1,200
Signode Steel
474
Sinclair
Socony
Oil
South
2,500
2274
Jan
32% July
11%
1,400
8%
Jan
12% July
19% July
19%
19 %
1974
800
14% Jan
60
59 %
60%
500
47%
Feb
6%
6%
1,400
674
Jun
6%
Southern
20% May
35%
2,000
33% July
2174
22%
2,000
21% July
26%
10
10
10
300
19%
1974
500
Southern Pacific Co
14
Jan
974 Jun
15
Jan
Jan
60
May
5
Feb
Spiegel
2,700
29%
1,200
20% Mar
29% July
25
25
400
2374 May
25%
Jan
18%
19
300
15%
Apr
2274
Jan
1474
Jun
15% Mar
15%
50
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200
1-h July
66%
65 %
6674
500
57% Mar
10
10
10%
200
10
July
14%
Feb
45
July
50
Apr
15%
1
-
45
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500
20%
21%
5,440
16%
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21% July
40
1
15
5
40
41
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1,600
32%
Jan
44 % May
9
974
500
5%
43
43%
900
35%
24%
.
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24
17%
18%
1,100
4474
1,500
36%
1,100
1
60%
6174
300
53
Jan
7674
78
700
68% Jan
.15
86
85%
87%
900
72%
(Un)
(Ohio)
.10
37%
37%
38
300
32%
9
2,400
Standard Railway Equipment
—1
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-5
Apr
Jan
44
July
3% Feb
25
Jan
Apr
-1
18
17%
18
•
39
39
39
Corp
Sundstrand
13% Jun
Jan
29%
61% July
Texas
Co
Mar
29% July
Texas
Gulf
Jun
-
34% May
3574
43% July
Thor
Thor
—1,000
200
Edison
Co
90
Jun
Jan
42
May
Jan
10%
Feb
22
Jan
1174 July
22 74
Jan
Apr
32
Jan
3974
Jan
29%
Jun
Apr
28 %
28
28%
2,250
18%
1874
1,800
1674
Jan
2074
18%
Feb
48% July
Jan
74% May
Jan
6674 July
May
16% May
48%
1,100
4174
B
67%
600
57%
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6274
6274
200
4074
14%
14%
32
„25
48%
47
65%
651
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-5
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19%
19%
1974
1,505
17% Jan
14%
14 %
14 %
1,200
12%
Jan
19% July
14% July
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-
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•
Jan
Apr
5
•
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8374
14% May
5
Producing
Corp
Toledo
"
.
Jan
May
19% Feb
974
July
1
I
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Power
'
9
2
64% May
1574
Jun
27% May
Jan
Tool
(Un)
Machine
Oil Corp
Swift & Company
Jan
32%
10% ,1174
(Un)
Sunbeam
Apr
Jan
U74
Btudebaker Corp
18
2874
700
3,450
__1
41%
26
20%
2074
Corp
8unray
974
9
Container
Stone
9
May
.25
23°% July
45% Mar
Jan
174
Jun
18% July
674 Mar
%
Apr
28
Jan
1,700
_
2574 Apr
45 %
Jan
9
1
Jan
9% July
Jan
July
15%
43%
Jan
Jan
Apr
66 74 July
45
Standard
10
174
21
Warrants
Oil Co
Jan
12%
28%
common
Standard Oil N J
14
57
12%
(Un)
California
May
55
(Un)
Standard Oil of
jun
57
29%
6
Standard Oil of Indiana
21%
22%
12%
30% May
274 Jan
10
Jan
19
55
8
Inc
July
Jan
874
Jan
51% May
12
July
Apr
11% Jun
Jan
34 %
2174
•
26% May
37
7%
35%
1
Corp
Jan
8
6074 July
40% May
i—50c
•
1
Vacuum Oil (Un)
Bend Lathe Works
Co
July
8
3274
10%
*
12
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Jan
17%
33% July
Jan
3174
32
2.50
10
Strapping Co
Feb
22%
64% May
2874 Jan
100
8
8
Jan
974
100
55 %~
7.50
Co
16
Jan
10%
54%
9
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&
18%
3% May
67% May
1
Jun
7% May
500
874
54
5
10
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Regis Paper
Sears
Feb
40
36
•
Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
St
Jun
July
36 %
•
Axle
13%
23
16%
41
40%
1
•
5
50c
Co
National
Louis
8t Louis
Jun
1,100
14%
Paper
Rockwell Spring &
St
Jun
Mar
19
5
5
Tobacco class B
(R J)
15
46
Jan
27%
Jan
45% May
12
Reynolds
River
(Un)
Corp
of America
Richman
6%
38%
934
200
17%
5
3474
15 74
3,700
17%
3
•
1
1
*
*
12774
Jun
8,800
1374
32%
Jun
Corp
4%
3 74
12%
32%
1374
3
14%
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
Jan
Jan
31%
(Un)
Co
Apr
15% July
13% Jan
49
60%
Feb
26
1874
14%
(Un)
Company
474 May
3% Mar
200
Jun
1
12.50
Co
Car
Jan
1,400
13%
(The)
Co
2074
19%
33%
2.50
(Chas) & Co
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pfizer
7%
20% July
22%
3374c
Corp
Circle
Perfect
Jan
6%
Jun
17% Mar
300
33%
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50
RR
Co (Un)_
Pennsylvania
4574 July
53%
*
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25
Coal Co common
prior preferred
Controls Inc class A
cony
28%
22%
Jun
5%
68% July
Jan
18%
1
2
(Un)
class A —
Jan
Jan
52%
10
Pictures
Paramount
Parker Pen Co
33%
31
2074
.
Patterson-Sargent Co
24%
Jun
3% Mar
56 74
750
5
4%
2074
Jun
150
2874
.
274-
72%
Feb
14%
May
67%
6
3
2874
*
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Packard
3% Feb
Jun
49:
54
*
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10%
27
Jun
Feb
Juljk
550
42%
50c
Oklahoma Gas &
Feb
July
8% July
Apr
24
10
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650
11%
5%
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25
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Jan
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,
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6% Jun
674
48%
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10
1
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Jan
41% May
47%
6%
10
L
Jan
July
165
48 %
374
Oil
Feb
17%
1
Shoe Co
Edison
7%
18%
(Un)_.
•
American World Airways (Un)—1
Ohio
Jan
9%
19%
Ohio
Mar
3
17%
•
Co
Manufacturing
Feb
12
Feb
2% May
18%
1
12
*
10
Oak
12%
3%
15%
3
Bush
July
274 July
11%
•
Bancorporation
Northwest
Jan
30
2%
5
5
National Standard Co
10
National Tile & Mfg
1
New York Central RR (Un)
1
North American Aviation (Un)
1
North American Car Corp —
10
North American Co (Un)
10
Northern Illinois Corp
*
Northern States Power (Minn) com—5
Nunn
58% July
18%
21% July
84%
1
—
Distillers
Jan
15
7
class B
Lead
July
Jan
47
10
*
National Cylinder Gas
National
40
26%
5
4
Chemical Co common
National
Apr
May
29%
•
common
Mfg
28
42
20% Jan
100
2174
21%
21%
1
Muter Company
27% May
5674
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,
Co
$3.50 preference
Jun
July
102
500
300
450
500
1,400
850
2,100
600
100
12
2874 ".
25
1
3374 c
Montgomery Ward &
Jan
10%
10 %
'
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200
36% Feb
19
2,700
300
4,800
1,350
200
200
274/
Jan
2774 July
200
2474
2 % Mar
4474 July
1,700
800
2%
24%
3%
Jan
550
100
474
27
2374
23 74
9 74
44
.
Apr
Jan
900
55
__
22% July
38%
3,200
300
1,900
44
Jun
23 %
900
374
26%
2174
23%
974
44
27%
Motorola Inc
Apr
16%
200
53%
33% July
27%
—
15% July
300
400
427
23
2374
*
July
Jan
174 July
53%
t
25
Corp
Apr
3 % May
10
Jan
Mississippi River Fuel
Portland Cement
Manufacturing Co
Monroe
1674
62
35%
29%
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg
Jun
85%
7,800
'l,45o
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1%
1474 15
2674 2674
19% 19%
12
12%
10% 10%
Apr
Jan
600
152
200
3,700
100
200
1%
12%
3
Hallicrafters Co
Hammond
—
18
Jan
%
7074
10
•
•
Dredge & Dock
Cooperage
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Grlesedieck Western Brewery
Gulf
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Middle South Utilities
Miller 8c Hart Inc common
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50
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Marshall Field 8c Co
Martin (Glenn L) Co (Un)
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Medusa Portland Cement
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300
400
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6074 6074
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100
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100
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3274
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14%
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3
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61
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100
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4%
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15
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22%
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144
30
5
Jan
16%
3%
—
25
26
16
_2.50
*
5% July
28 ¥2
11%
920
3
1
33
——
6c
see
25%
6
33%
—25
-
footnotes
35
12%
5
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
1
5
Manufacturing
United
Jan
142
—10
Glass
Screw
Spring
..
10
-
convertible
28 ¥2
14 ¥4
5
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
176
14
5%
100
20%
75c
Federated
14
31%
14
20
May
13%
75c
Food
33%
—
11% Mar
75c
High
32%
—
135
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12 ¥2 July
2
Emporium
>
May
87
Jan
300
Eureka
Shares
5 ¥4
Jan
9%
13
a22% a23%
Feb
July
July
2,400
Ewa
High
79
July
4.00
50
7%
Pont
El
33
1
10
_
Mackintpsh-Hemphill
McKinney Manufacturing
Mountain Fuel Supply
Natco
1
.
Refractories
Manufacturing
Lone
-10
_
Harbison
of Prices
400
14
—
for Week
Low
—
22
303
Mar
Sales
Range
Jan
11%
Dow
July
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Par
3%
83%
2.05
40% May
3% July
•
Douglas Oil of Calif-__-___
El
STOCKS
1,265
Jan
7%
Eastman
Week's
19,667
1
10%
Eastern
Friday
4
50
Feb
11%
7%
du
ser
Jun
11%
Du
4s
10
1
Class
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co
71 ¥4
735
3%
20'A
*
Dominguez
Mar
-
Jan
11%
Jan
Giorgia Fruit Corp class A com—5
Di
34% July
100
Feb
50%
10
common
Refining
Zellerbach
Doernbecher
98%
32
__
5% May
36% July
f
13
327
al4% al4%
Preferred
28% May
69%
33%
*
235
1,380
__
Curtiss-Wright
Cypress Abbey
28%
110
common
Corn
Mar
95%
372
81 %
83'A
—
Crucible Steel Co of America
(Un)—25
Curtis Publishing Co (Un>__
1
5%
62
17% July
81% July
—
2
28% July
36%
21% July
__
25
29% July
5%
___■
Woodward Lothrop common
Ltd
Jan
35%
15%
Feb
Mar
20%
5
Jan
5%
July
13
13
(Un).*
25%
36%
11
14%
260
al2% al2%
1.33%
Jan
1
preferred
com
Edison
37% July
19% Apr
13%
700
200
17%
47
__
5.50
25%
,
12%
21%
3%
—
3%
Motors
16%
43%
Jun
25 ¥» July
3.50 Apr
12
50
__2%
Corp
Jan
18%
Apr
Jan
17%
3%
1
System
Edison
Foods
Continental
43%
•
United Gks Improvement
$4.25
4
4,173
Jan
8%
11
(Un)_______12%
System
Commonwealth
2,877
28%
2.85
10
19% Mar
229
ft Mar
a71 a72%
25
Solvents
9
28%
•
Gas
7%
398
100
600
Apr
5
81%
100
Broadcast
39% May
6"%
37%
9%
July
5 ¥2
„
21%
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron
8%
29%
___50
Feb
2.90
__
17%
10
(Un)
Chemical
28% July
Jan
v
45
25'A
1
Corp
Columbia
•
Co
5»A
36c
Jan
9%
Jan
*
common
com
34% May
Feb
4%
2.85
5
Co
Mar
a3%
11%
i
(Un)
Clorox
18%
25c
24%
2.85
1
50
__
112 ¥2 July
36
May
29% Mar
172
11%
America
38
10
55
4,500
a71%
Corn
501
—
Washington
Corp of
Eureka
49%
35%
Jan
5
P.l
Vought Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com
49
36"%
Apr
28%
36c
a3%
5
Chance
49
50
;
Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chrysler
3
95%
390
5
1
(Un)
14%
Sun Oil Co
United
Oil
com
44% July
18% Feb
—
90
32%
33c
*
Ry
Co
Jan
37%
common
Paper
&
Jan
,
El
Pacific
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12%
7
Public Service
Atlantic
(J
35%
'
all9
a34% a35%
36c
5
15% Mar
20
Feb
all53A
32%
—
100
capital.1
1,563
•
preferred
May
July
10%
Co
Co
Canadian
July
7%
Ink
Canadian
„
Participating
49 ¥2
10
6,512;
Common
Jan
8% Mar
—1
2,518
•'<
34%
101
1
Pacific Trading Corp
California Packing Com
July
21%
Jan
(Un)
Co
14
Co—
1,015
5
16%
common
49%
alO al0%
(Un)__50
Sullivan (Un)
44%
common
24 Vb
49'A
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3
Calif
Jan
26 %
July
&
13%
40%
Jan
Corp
15%
__
Jan
16
*
42
5
Transportation
Fe
(Un)
16%
com___*
43%
100
(Un)
10
Power
Jan
361
20%
2
44
__
29%
52%
1
50
♦
802
52
20%
1
Cement
Central
25
7%
__
—1
com
Inc_
preference
25 '
__
7
May
40% July
52 ¥2 July
52
5
Sugar
1
._______10
&
408
RR
Co
Jan
21 ¥2
20%
10
Corn
Jan
37 ¥b
31% May
15% Jan
50
Jun
July
65 ¥2
5
(Un)
Jackson
Calamba
Case
18%
50
37%
171
20
Co
Burroughs
24% May
260
8%
24%
preferred—
Water
Jan
8%
8%
Insurance Co of
C)
13%
630
26%
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Hill
Byron
Feb
r
22%
1
16%c
10
Bunker
July
22%
10
325
Company
30% Mar
79%
36%
36'A
a22% a22%
40%
40%
'
a22%
Balsa Chica Oil Corp____
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
33% July
27% Jan
„
Jan
Jun
5
Appliance
Apr
5
17
14% May
18% July
Jan
P2
Ohio
Holdings
Boeing
Jan
__
29%
55%
(Un)___
Steel
Oil
27%
Pennsylvania
div
13%
62%
4%
47% July
11% Mar
&
Bethlehem
28%
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfsr
*1
200
July
565
Pennroad
Philadelphia
806
Jun
3 %
2,258
non-cumulative
Philadelphia
5%
47%
10%
25%
Inc
Drug
5%
12%
Jan
33%
____5
(D
2% Mar
24%
common
Union
8%
150
31%
25
Jan
156%
25
Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp
(Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
25 %
L)
Washington
230
3%-
62%
pfd.125
July
13%
1,035
Instruments
33%
conv
Jan
11 ¥«
506
1,178
Aircraft
•
preferred
14%
390
2,075
Co
Oil
Beech
10
4%%
100...
ny4
171
(Un)
Beckman
398
Corp
&
10%
47%
__
16%
18%
37%
10
(111)
Bankline
24% July
35% July
30%
Brothers
Co
Jan
Jan
29%
(Julius)
Hecht (The)
Jan
19%
29"%
Battery
Motors
155%
29%
13
1
49% July
Feb
57 %
Petroleum
Llgni common__13Va
convertible
Gimbel
4,041
July
171% July
650
3%
36 ¥4
36%
Coru
Mfg Corp
Bandini
56
697
9%
14¥b July
17% July
640
55%
(Un)
Topeka & Santa
Baltimore
High
Jan
24%
5%
25
Power
44
35%
3%
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Corp
Electric Storage
5%
now
Publishing Co
unaware
168% 171%
10
Company
Low
226
22%
1
Corp
56
__
Feb
11%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un) —13
34%
lc
May
60% July
64 ¥b July
11% May
15 ¥4 Jan
169%
(Un)
Corp
Refining
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
88
j
278
37
Bank
Oil
Atlantic
24%
13
51
536
.
170%
Atlas
34%
10
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Baltimore Transit Co—
Common
Shares
High
52
55
170%
Jan
18%
11 %
18%
25
Co
Avco
47
74
49%
16%
Jun
4%
*.
.
May
a69
47%
27%
'
3% July
88
958
14%
17%
22% Mar
29
100
Corp
1
170
47% May
26% Jun
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
100
Co
Sales
100
17%
__
5
Co
Copper Mining
Arkansas
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Mar
14
5
(UnK
Co
Woolen
Armour & Co
STOCKS
Tel
Anaconda
Atchison
20
•
&
American
Arincu
558
a68%
17%.
20
(U11)
Tel
Viscose
Jan
__
12%
(Un)
American
47% July
73% Apr
23%
High
July
a90% a95%
59%
60%
a68 %
(Un)__l
(Un)
American Tobacco
88 ¥2 July
43 ¥2
a25% a26%
3%
3%
__
260
1
com
'
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44
Smelting & Refining—
Common
Feb
46
47%
*
(Un)
Factors Ltd
American
July
20% July
45% Jan
Jan
100
lnc
Theatres
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
>
*
Sales
43%
*
__
20
American Motors
Corp
American Radiator & SS
July
36 ¥» July
15
16%
20%
(Un)
Ltd
Can
Low
-
1
:
Dye Corp
Airlines
American
Jun
17
•
Shares
*
(Un)_^.
com
Bdst-Para
American
26% Mar
69%
for Week
of Prices
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Apr
34%
1
Corp
Chemical &
Amer
10
Range
5
Corporation ;
Air Reduction Co
(Un)
37% July
52% July
Mar
Laboratories
Admiral
88% July
38%
21% May
29 ¥4 Jan
900
Week's
Sale Price
Mar
Apr
Exchange
Friday
Last
Jun
3
13
2,400
23%
common
&
1
STOCKS
Jun
19 y8
1,000
43
23 ¥2
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Zenith Radio
88%
44
—12%
Corp
Co
Jr
67%
88%
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(Wm)
Jan
25%
1,000
36%
Wisconsin Bankshares
Corp
Wisconsin Public Service
Wrigley
86 ¥4
10
Telegraph
(F
36%
-
700
8%
Westinghouse Electric
White Motor Co
Wool worth
17
21 ¥2
San Francisco Stock
•
i
Inc
16%
20%
•
Walgreen Co
Wieboldt Stores
16% ~
5
common
Union
1,100
10
-
Van Dorn Iron Works
Western
2%
21%
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Inc
(Un)
Corp
500
2%
86%
ltf
High
•
Corp_
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
1,550
1
California
Co
66%
34%
2%
ENDED
.
Low
65%
1
Carbon
Lines
Rubber
U S Steel
&
.
High
33%
1
common
Century-Fox Film
Union
66 %
2
Corp
Coal
Shares
Low
2
Corp
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
*
FOR WEEK
Sales
Power
Co
Harvester
(Un)
Nickel Co. (Can) (Uni—*
—
a50% a51 A
120
32 A
1,768
28%
Jan
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37 ¥2
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a
Jun
1.90
Jun
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—
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Monday, July 19, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
San Francises Stock Exch, (Cont.)
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STOCKS
^£**1
gaie price
International
International Tel
Intex Oil
Johns-Manville
Aluminium
Si
8%
__
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(Un)
Chem
Kern
County
Leslie
Salt
Co
Jan
10'A
50
72%
627/8 Mar
408
20%
26%
25
47
Jan
2
Jun
a84 a85%
May
Raytheon
July
20%
83% July
Jan
49
39%
140
May
41%
Jun
Russ Bldg.
Apr
36 % Mar
S and
13'A
Jan
1.40
Feb
16'A July
1.50 Feb
a23% a24%
19%
19%
Jan
23
300
St
0
Calculators
(Un).1..;
Bancorporation
Martin
Co
Mathieson
Matson
___•
(Glenn)
1
;
Chemical
Inc
Robbins
&
•
18
(Un)
20%
20%
69%
22%
Apr
Prank
&
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Middle
Mfg
South
Mindanao
10
Utilities
Inc
Lode
Mother
M J St M St M Cons
24
Apr
Mauricio
Montana
Power
Morrlson-Knudsen
National
Gypsum
4,040
Fibres
14 % May
13% Mar
Jan
27
4 %
Jan
2%
72
a32% a32%
__
29%
Feb
2c
2c
3,200
2c
Jan
3c
74c
13,2%
68c
July
1.05
—
21%
21%
311
20%
Jan
36%
36%
100
32%
Jan
66%
67%
37%
460
56%
Jan
641
30
Feb
37% July
67%
37%
10
Inc
1
37
13% May
17
20%
14
14%
1,325
19%
19%
31%
19%
1,007
32%
491
20%
Jan
Natomas Company Co
•
__
5%
6%
1,280
4%
Jan
N Y Central
•
22%
22%
22%
238
18%
Jan
a30% a31%
370
27%
3
200
Niagara Mohawk Power
•
1
Oil
Co
North
American
Aviation
North
American
Co
North
6%
1
Oahu
1
Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental
Pteroleum
Edison
Olaa
Co
Inc
Can
Pacific
Coast
6%
Gas
1st
5%
5%
•
1st
7%
Jan
109
14%
Jan
22
2,350
5%
Jan
Jun
6,279
39%
Jan
956
33%
Jan
28%
28%
28%
818
27
Jun
28% July
Motor
Oil
Co
Corp..
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*
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Phelps Dodge Corn
Philco
Corp.
P.
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&
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C.
126% May
165%
13%
12%
4%
July
Jan
13%
2,641
9%
27%
30c
Feb
16%
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31%
Feb
36%
227
29%
60
307
58%
Feb
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150
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July
37%
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220
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150
415
32%
Jan
44% May
43%
814
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v
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35
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280
32%
10%
300
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449
15%
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36%
Jan
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140
40%
Jan
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309
81
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140
37 ¥a
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44
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2,358
18% July
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39
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52 ¥a
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9%
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Feb
36%
34 ¥4 May
26 ¥»
294
Jan
3%
Apr
31% July
315
Jun
34c
1,284
36
1
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common
45c
5
Petroleum
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Coast
Insurance
Airlines
Inc
(Un).:
1
25c
Western
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Jun
Western
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
Elec
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July
6
37%
Apr
Apr
34"%
Western
66% May
■?
28%
Jan
July
75c
Jan
Mar
5% Mar
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.
55%
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40
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Feb
Jun
May
40% July
Jan
36%
__
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Jun
28
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32
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50
26%
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1
125
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Jan
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148
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44
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190
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44
Jan
25
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25
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8%
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4%
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10
33% J my
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33
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43%
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220
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Pacific
23
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5
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,
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100
25
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83
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31
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Jan
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14
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20
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495
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84
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75
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44
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Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
21%
3,572
16% Mar
22
22%
1,265
19
Mar
'"21%
Jun
23
Jun
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.41
(285)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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3,940
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200
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18%
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60
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21,325
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1
31% July
10% July
Jan
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—
Jun
!
Mar
i'.
14% July
;
88
Jan
105
July
49%
Jan
52
Apr
4.90 Mar
5.25
Feb
Jan
17
19%
Apr
25
53 ¥2
Jan
60
Jun
Ltd
5
57
57
50
57
Feb
60
July
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
65
66
300
51 ¥2
Jan
66
Jun
Canadian
Gen
Ltd
*
27%
27%
150
233/4
Jan
27% July
Co Ltd
*
75
75
130
72
Apr
80
Jan
pfd—100
a85
a85
10
82
Jan
86
May
4.65
5.00
1,175
4 ¥2
Jun
5%
Feb
10%
10%
704
10%
Apr
12 ¥4
Feb
Apr
Co
Investments
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian
Inter
Inv
Trust
5%
Canadian
Marconi
Co
Canadian
Western
Lumber
1
Co
10%
Canadian Westinghouse Company LtdFood Prbducts Ltd class A
a69
a69 a69 %
Catelli
Chatco
Steel
Chateau-Gai
Claude
12%
Advert
class
A
PaDer
10%
Jan
12% July
Apr
a3.50
a3.50
30
3.85
Jan
3.85
a3.60
100
3.35
Feb
3.75
Apr
9
9
9
100
6%
Jan
9 ¥2
Jun
54
53%
54%
6,958
40%
Jan
a20
a20
5
46%
47%
560
34
14%
15
2,175
12
com
Ltd
Jan
54 ¥1 July
Ltd—
Mills
preferred
100
July
5.00
9
Ltd
Com
Consolidated Textile
12%
May
17 ¥2
Jan
a3.60
—
Enterprises
5.00
70
Mar
13
5
25
a5.00
♦
B
Combined
5%
a5.00
62
70
al7% al7%
com
Ltd
Wines
Gen
Neon
Class
Ltd
Prod
20
4
Zellerbach
(Crown
Corp
Dominion Magnesium
Ltd
Dominion
Oilcloth
Du
&
Linoleum
Structural
^Dominion
Pont
Canada
of
Steel
Sec
of
33%
34
155
41 %
42
90
33
28
35%
25
25
1.80
1.85
a__
Jan
47%
Mar
90%
91%
1,458
a31
a31
20
•
26
25%
26
3,210
*
47
46
47
__
*
A
*
Ltd
•
Can
class A
•
25
22,643
Jun
15% July
27%
Jan
36
21
Feb
43
1,050
91%
•
Ltd
com
class
Co
Manuiacturing
Motor Co
July
July
Foreign Pow Sec 6%
Hinde
Dauch
&
International
18 ¥2
Feb
1.2C
May
July
35% July
26% July
28
Jun
2.20 May
Jan
63% Jan
100
Apr
33
Jun
100
43%
Feb
57 ¥4
15 ¥e
Jan
19 ¥2
July
July
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
*
68
65%
68
1,400'
54%
Jan
68
July
Mica
& Ontario Paper Co
Ltd
60
Apr
74 ¥2
Feb
Newfoundland
Apr
47%
Jan
Mar
29%
Apr
Jan
35 ¥2
Jan
Jan
41 ¥2
400
92
Jan
100 ¥2
630
13 ¥4
Jan
100
15%
15%
July
43% July
16
July
Jun
Northern
Power Corp
6%
C
N
TORONTO
STOCK
Suez
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
St.
Telephone
225
2.25
200
1.40
Jan
2.25
Jan
July
373/4 July
Jan
30
May
July
13
Feb
36%
4,900
28
30
1,285
24%
10
_
10
37%
29%
37%
10
225
10
130
22
Jan
26%
26%
5o
52
51%
52
65
7
7
7
100
1st pfd—100
110%
110%
111
80
50
65
65
65
65
5
31
31
31
Ltd
Stores
of Canada 6%
part
pfd
2nd
Co
Ltd
65
Paving
Co
Power
&
6%
Materials
Founders
15
Ltd
Shares
*
25%
15
138
50
25%
pfd—100
50%
7
26% July
52 ¥2 May
Apr
7 ¥2
Jun
Jun
114
Jun
56 ¥2
Jan
65
July
13%
Feb
33
May
110 ¥2 Mar
26
250
15
July
common
*
138
Jun
26
July
41
198
50
198
200
17
Mar
106
40c
Feb
325/8
198
Jun
17%
a60c. a60c
a60c
•
—
Feb
Jan
198
*
193/4
20 ¥4 May
124
17%
*
Ltd
Petroleum
115
138
*
Canada
Canal
Tooke
Bros
Traders
Class
MTest, Montreal
PL-9|>01
Apr
9.25 Mar
17%
Jun
Jun
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
230 Notre Dame
10 ¥4
Jun
26%
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Supertest
8TOCK
Ltd
8% May
Apr
Jan
7.00
10
Co
8%
10
100
*
Pwr
&
25
8.00
Apr
Southern
HART
*
200
8.00
*
Ltd
Quebec Power pfd^_
Service
Standard
MONTREAL
Lt
5
common
8%
alO¥4 alO¥4
I
Paul
Sangamo
SAVARD
•
10
Mills
24
8%
8%
41
pfd___ 10
6%
Canada Ltd
of
*
B
Ltd
Ltd
Royal Rice
40
class
Power Co Ltd pfd—•
Corporation
35
15%
Co
Distilleries
Moore
31 ¥2
•
Milling
Leaf
Melchers
Mount
1,521
July
Jun
1,357
Apr
4,393
Apr
July
19 %
May
41 %
8 ¥4
57%
33
43%
13
Jan
57
2 5 ¥4
42
47
Jan
5%
19%
Ltd
Co
Jan
39%
Feb
9
19%
Jun
43
31
50
200
*
Grocterias
75
39%
115
26% May
(Walter M)_
Lablaw
Feb
•
8
"
Jan
Lowney Co Ltd
Mexican Light &
26%
8
*
Feb
19
May
July
30% Mar
5
al2% al2%
cl A—"
Ltd
25 ¥a
Jan
Maple
•
100
Paper Co Ltd
(Cam Ltd
Utilities
July
275
100
Paints
Interprovinciai
38
3.015
100 100%
red pfd
Great Lakes PaDer Co Ltd com
22%
500
5%
*
,
Ltd
Finance
Corp class A
B
red
—*
preferred—
40
*
26%
Apr
2,831
Jan
41
July
250
35 ¥2 Mar
39
May
42 ¥2
43
540
40%
Jan
43
26 ¥2
26%
875
20
Jan
30
July
May
37%
38
'
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
60c
41
38
39
1
Local
Branch:
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Phillips
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Branch
62
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Canada
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Watson
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Jan
7%
95c
— —
*
■
25
a4.00
a4.00
•
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Dominion
Canada
3,075
10%
"
common
Hosiery
&
Low
31%
10
class A_*
preferred
13 ¥2 May
26% May
29
MEMBERS:
A
—
7
Canada
cl
1st preferred
conv
Jan
35%
Transport
Packers
__A
Feb
35
preferred
$5
Ltd
Co
Company
Jan
28
Provincial
B
Brown
Minnesota
32%
*
common
46%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31
__
Columbia
British
25
28
Ltd
July
Jan
2.50 July
Shares
10%
*
Prod
58
-
35'A
Co
Jun
40
31% Mar
37%
July
% July
for Week
31%
—5
Ltd.
Corp
Fabrics
12
90
•
of Canada
Pulp & Paper.
Development Co—
32%
750
38
18
Jun
9%
105
25
37
73%
16% May
100
•
<V
49
32
42
Jan
Jan
Jun
35
1
Bros
Auto
Ford
8%
35
Power Corp
4%
Arcan
Fleet
29%
•
-
48% July
47% July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Anglo-Canadian
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
8%
*
Tubes
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Last
Par
July
29%
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Price
Jun
8%
•
common
Friday
Federal Grain
■
Jan
42%
10% July
»
•
*
*
Page-Hersey
Jun
18
650
18%
36
41% Mar
Apr
16
100
"22%.
*
12
8
1,100
10%
145
1.75
-
1,000
3.25
Jan
Jan
13
425
20
21% July
32
Apr
14% Mar
9%
b
Jun
Funds
Sale Price
'Consolidated
21%
31
146
*
common
500
STOCKS
July
9%
Products
1,276
49
Canadlan
Apr
May
33%
Ltd
3,115
47%
49
Canadian Stock
Class
96%
100
Mills
July
9%
Noranda
Steel
Jun
32%
Steel Car
Flour
Jan
105
9%
com
48%
46%
:
6% July
Jan
35
33%
:
Mines
Royal
Apr
*
Chemical
45%
47%
10
*
July
*
class A
45%
10
(
J.
July
common_5
common
Drug &
Penmans
113
g%
*
Oeilvle
110%
38
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ontario
Jan
Jan
1,380
preferred
ional
25 %
104
110
46 %
Oil
Preferred
v
Jan
16
•
Morgan &
10
Scotia
Jun
40
1,710
113
26 ¥2
Banks—
Montreal
24% July
45%
Lo^nmotivp
National
20%
Jan
25%
/
Jan
Jan
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a—
—_
19%
46
B
4% %
25%
a
25%
•
1
Breweries
Class
9Vb Mar
42
*
(Robt)
Montreal
125
9% July
102% July
Feb
20 ¥2
3,069
Jan
SI—-—
325
68,201
7,6%
10%
Frontenac
Mitchell
Mitchell
25 ¥4
44
32%
Exports
25
2.70
all ¥4 all%
__
100
Bloedel
25 ¥4
'
43%
6%
Ltd
&
97 ¥2
.2.50
806
Corp Ltd priority
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
130
i
Jun
20
25% July
11% Apr
42
Mailman
46
Apr
73/4
2.50
3.30
Bros
Jan
17
43%
Jan
Jan
41
A
35
10
18%
23
52% May
1
165
£00
49%
52
Warrants
Lewis
•
common
K
5.80 Mar
July
100
40
125
V
135
39
3,526
Jun
102 102 ¥4
102 ¥2
;
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93/4
39
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100
r
38% July
42 ¥2
10
48%
c.ass
Limited
12
603/4
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—
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23% July
25% May
50
Candy Shops
42
4.00
Jan
15
j
1,350
42 ¥4
common
Jan
34 ¥2 Mar
15 V*
1,155
113
Corp common__5
Acceptance
(Geo)
Jun
3.45 Mar
13% May
Feb
50
225
4.00
10
1,730
27 %
52
5
59
383/4
33
102
B
Weston
Winnipeg Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric 5% pfd
Zellers
58%
383/4
1,012
52
Ltd
A
Leaseholds
Wilsils
50
58%
383%
4.00
class
1,925
pfd—25
(John
& Works
33
Apr
a__
32
24%
Apr
37% July
a__
42
102
(John),
Ltd
Sons
Secord
La'-rentifie
all ¥4 all ¥4
Walker Gooderham
Western Grocers Ltd
Western
21
31%
alio allO'A
May
40
•
Jan
40%
n
34
Jan
11 y2
31%
n
July
July
21 ¥a May
2.59 Jan
605
40%
-
29
'
100
J
10
Mar
42
common
Cotton
a
,
10
n
25
Woods
a50
--
33
Commerce
8
52
preferred
a50
Viau Ltd
18% May
—
Limited
of
7%
123/4
Apr
■
20
Interprcvincial Pipe Lines
Labatt
2.90
123/4
Feb
1,875
•
International
32
2.90
Steel
6y»
6%
•
Co
32
123/4
Oils
United
Canadienne
25
May
29 ¥2
Mar
23%
Jan
Power
23
Ltd
Corp
Stores
Triad
Rights
»
common
International
1,375
32 ¥2
Jan
130
25
£1
International
29
20%
23%
Jan
common
190
4,834
Nova
96%
6%
40
37%
Toronto
25
35
Jan
40
36%
37%
Jan
50
Canada
Power
July
14% Mar
129
Jun
25%
25
Bronze
of
985
350
8%
6%
30
Intl
21
34
25%
Jan
12%
;
20%
Jan
23 %
100
International
21
4
7%
15%
preferred
34
18%
1,980
$2.00
23 ¥2
135
1,610
5,988
preferred
392
29
May
54
Jan
25
29%
28%
July
50
Feb
245
28%
—.
53
Feb
Jan
35
28%
common
8Ya
20
preferred
Jan
Apr
¥4
595
17%
$4.25
50
35
25
17%
•
44
110
Feb
July
Jun
19%
common
39
615
35
com—
17% July
45
20
$1.50
,
Canada
13 % May
_i___100
Corp
5,564
49 ¥2
Jan
*
Accentance
53
49
49%
a54 ¥2
Jan
17%
preferred
50
a54 a54¥2
5
9% Mar
L_*
preferred
6%
Industrial
57
35%
1927—50
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Jan
15%
20
Mining
37%
50
4,461
;
3,681
100
25
pfd—
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
57
2,610
a22
common
52%
3
5
Paper
13 ¥2
17%
*
pfd inc
Jun
11%
24%
Alabastine
10 ¥2
11%
23
3
1st
Smith
Howard
103% July
a22
,
Lime &
42
•
24%
Ltd—
375
17%
,
—100
—
Holt,
Jan
22 %'
_•
__
5%
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4Vc
Gypsum
100
jl
General Steel Wares common
.
45
24%
Dynamics
General
Jan
22%
10o
preferred
July
15
1
preferred
,
11
25
Corp
common
General Bakeries
917
—
1
Power
1434
20
Foundation Co of Canada common
Fraser
Co's
Ltd
common
Gatineau
Feb
8¥«
•
A
11%
25
•
Hi
(T
17
6%
Ltd
Players
19% May
5% May
Feb
42
common^
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Estabrooks
/Famous
Feb
16
__
-»_23Vi
Eddy Paper Co class
Electrolux
5
25
11
T_
*
common
Ltd
Brewery
59
*
preferred
Dominion -Textile
1
125
al5
102% 103 ¥4
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical
•,
13
a5i/2
11
•.
20
Steel
Dominion
13
*
preferred
Apr
al5
100
Glass
-
a5i/2
__
•
com
Preferred
Dominion
-
_*
.
35
Foundries
Dominion
_
•
preferred
Dominion
,
May
11%
High
Apr
40
30
♦
Dominion Corsets
38
50%
common
Steel Co of Canada common
July
29% May
8% Jan
123
42
,..
11%
Feb
__2
common
Jan
57
trust ctfs
Voting
Jun
15
May
217/a
Jun
785
a29
14 V<
13% al3%
—
7% Mar
13
-
Breweries
Sicks'
4.10 May
27%
Wabasso
Distillers
23
Co
a27¥2-
*
of
Simpsons
26
25%
*
Seal
July
235
Low
34
800
14
*
26 ¥2
35
common
Williams
2,355
8
•
—
Sherwin
Jan
34 ¥4
5
1.195
26 %
•
A
Mar
22
--
preferred
26%
26
*
Glass-
class
17
4%
515
—.
4%%
B
19%
•
Corbys
Jan
A
Class
26
•
&
12%
Series
Jan
26%
■
Shawinigan Water & Power
July
19
19
•
J)—,
Mining
-s
•
Farm
2.85
90
Feb
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
Ltd
26
10
.
25% July
•
Co
19
25
pfd_
St Lawrence Corp
15
625
2.85
Pacific
Petrofina
15
Jan
Shares
Low
common
Royalite
90
10
151/
Paper
Oil
for Week
——
Power
19% May
9% Jan
10% July
20 % July
23,790
a91
151/3
15%
Warrants
Canadian
Consol
May
10%
*
Coghlin
7
253/.
•
Cockshutt
1,350
-50
Canadian
Rolland
8Vb
10%
Companies
33% Mar
Jan
23 Vi
Locomotive
Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
Quebec
18
10%
Oil
Canadian
29
High
24% Mar
7%
__
4
590
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
175
23%
Canadian
:
18
191/,
»
Preference
1,280
31%
25
com
Canadian
-
Low
iqia
31
8Vs
16
STOCKS
191/3
•
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
iq
25
—
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
25
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
(L
(Jack)
E)
&
Westeel
Products
Western
Canada
Woods
Pen
•
Co
B
Ltd
41%
43
255
33 ¥.
15
15
750
13
10%
Ltd
•
10 ¥4
11 ¥2
Ltd
Ltd
2,025
11
11%
500
21
21
225
5
a20%
a22
125
*
a23 ¥4 a23¥»
15
•
Breweries
43
Feb
10%
1—'
9¥s
Jun
9% Mar
20%
Jan
-
July
15
Jan
15
*
Co .Ltd
Manufacturing Co
42
*
Ltd
class
July
10 ¥2
Apr
July
11 ¥2
23
17%
Jan
22
23
Apr
23 ¥4
Mar
Jun
May
;
(
j
1
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
42
(286)
Monday, July 19, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Mining
Range
Low
Lead
Mines
-
550
2.85 Mar
3.65
7.10
1,40J
4.00
8.00 July
20,600
10%c
7,600
2.52
16 %c
16 %c
2.80
2.60
2.85
7c
7c
7%c
2,500
6%c
6%c
♦
_______
_
Ltd-
1
—
Iron
Mines
1
...
Jun
Jan
31c
Jan
Jan
3.80
Feb
.
7c
12c
Mar
6c
Jan
7c
23,000
10c
„
Mines
1
Ltd
13c
11,270
10c
July
35c
Feb
10c
500
10c
July
21c
Jan
Ltd——i—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd...
Mines
—
Gold
Mines
Boreal Rare
Gold
tsouscadiliac
Bouzan
Gold
&
—
Ltd.
Mines
Chimo
Gold
Mines
Dome
Dominion
3.30
Mines
3.35
31c
;
5,000
2.44
2.25
2.52
65c
64c
65c
—
1.49
1.40
1.49
12c
17,525
4%C
6.00
800
10c
2,000
10c
4%c
1
Jan
Jan
40c
42c
4,200
38c
July
1.20
Feb
1.20
1.00
1.60
17,175
40c
Jun
1.60
Juiy
—-1
1.20
1.20
5,000
1.01
Apr
1.37 Mar
*
7.00
7.80
100
7.75
July
10% Mar
Great
Oil
Home
Ltd
Co
Oil
Jasper
—
New
Bristol
Oil
Oils
2.35 May
JUn
3.40
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Apr
1.56
1.25
100
1.25 July
7.45
7.75
500
7.00
Feb
1.95
Jan
1.26
1.25
Jdn
Jun
11% Mar
1.80 Mar
1.45
1.44
1.45
1,600
1.25
Jan
1.83
1.76
1.83
3,360
1.24
Jun
78c
51c
80c
11,900
23c
Jun
1,000
47c
1.83
July
80c
July
July
July
47c
70c
58c
70c
13,200
50c
May
95c
59c
58c
62c
14,063
58c
Juiy
84c
Jan
65c
70c
2,500
Jan
75c
Mar
Rainge Since
Jan. 1
47c
47C
55c
Jan
10c
4c
1.02
6c
July
2 %c
May
18c
18c
500
18c
15%
15%
18c
500
July
14
Jan
-
Canadian Fundi
Feb
Jun
Friday
28c
Sale Price
Par
16%
Apr
29c
9,000
24c
July
55c
May
47c
47c
500
47c
July
61c
Mar
88c
88c
500
88c
Jan
1.15
Feb
3.95
4.20
3.60
Jan
4.50
Apr
75c"
Feb
1.42
Jan
Acme
2.40 Jun
3.10
Apr
Admiral
35c
Jan
3,500
Shares
High
223/a
2234
6.824
16%
23%
247/a
Apr
267/s Mar
6V8
Jan
25
25
25.10
2,185
•
8
73/8
8
2,i50
*
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21%
21 %
22
1,325
17
105
105
10
100
1
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15c
15c
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20
20
300
7%
7%
Acadia-Atlantic
A
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—
common
——
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High
Jan
223/4
preferred
$1.50
Low
Low
•
20
Paper common
Power &
Abltibl
24c
3.95
for Week
Feb
47c
1
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
3%c Mar
27c
:
Exchange
Jan
Jan
1.21
May
200
1,000
Toronto Stock
Jun
1.60
20c
Feb
1.02
Feb
70c
May
1.08 May
Class
Sullivan
Apr
8.00
Apr
2.52 July
1.65 May
2%c
1
jEiast
Ltd—
Co
26,650
FfeD
ll%c
Jan
Jan
6.50
43c
1.02
,
1
45c
10 %c
Jan
1
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Ltd
Oil
Westburne
1.40
8c
7.45
—1
—1
1
*
Petrol-Chemical
Oils
1.34
3.90
July
1.2b Mar
5.90
1
Development
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Tri-Tor
600
*
;
Petroleums Ltd
Quebec
1,000
1
Co
Pontiac
31,500
8c
1
Ltd
Petroleums
fuciLic
Phillips
1.77
6.85
1.72
V
1
1
_______——90c
Ltd
Oils
Ltd—
Oils
Okalta
— —
8c
6.85
1.75
1
1
Corp.————
Long Island Petroleums Ltd——
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
Mines
Ltd.
Feb
40c
-1
Oil & Minerals Inc
Oil Ventures Ltd—_—;
Sweet Grass Oils Ltd__
Trican
Jun
2%c
2
I
Ltd
8c
Feb
30c
5,500
1
—
July
12%
July
6%c
4,300
1
.__
17c
2.70 Mar
4,600
31c
1
Ltd
14c
300
7c
50c
Mines
Jan
Apr
9
1,900
Feb
2.80
Apr
2%c
158,450
6.20
Ltd
2.25
*
__
Asbestos
Donalda
35c
14c
24c
0
Ltd
750
July
60c
•
Feb
5c
1,000
30c
.
Ltd
Mines
4c
10%
6.15
____
Mines Ltd—
Zinc
&
3%c
10%
^
6%c
_
Cadillac
Mosher
Lead
-
10%
2.00 May
146,000
7c
_
Ltd
Mines
Explorations
Coulee
17c
—1
Ltd
Canuego
Consolidated
Cortez
Corp.
Mines
Central
Consol
12c
u
Explorers
Consolidated
Feb
79c
Jan
Jun
1.04
July
31c
__
Research
Chibougamau
75c
16,500
39,800
Corporation Limited-*
Centremaque Gold Mines Lta
Chemical
37,000
40c
2.10
_1
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cassiar Asbestos
1.04
Jun
38c
Mines Ltd- —1
Campbell Chibougamau
6c
5.50
2.90 May
2.05
1
Smelting Corp Ltd .l
Uranium
2%c
16 %c
-"l
Ltd
1.500
1,300
38c
88c
«
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3c
3.75
2.00
1
vtc
Mines
Mines
Brunswick Min
Calumet
Ltd
Metals Ltd
High
July
-1
1.64 Mar
1.32 July
400
,
3c
3.75
1
1
_
Belville
1.35
1.32
3.30
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd- —1
Beaucage
1.25
300
empire
—
Barvue
Low
1.30
Gaspe
Jan
lie
July
10c
12c
1
:
__
20c
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.30
1.30
Ltd
Pioducers
Rio
Shares
'
_
Sulphur Mining Corp
&
3.60
6.85
if
Ltd
Sulphur
Avillabona
3.60
7.05
1
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3.60
Del
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Frice
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd—
Ameranium
Anacon
Ankeno
Atlas
16
for Week
1
Corp
Uranium
Arnora
JULY
ENDED
Stocks—
Mining
Aconic
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Sale Frice
Par
Algom
Week's
Jun
22
July
106%
Jun
Jan
Feb "
9%c
Jun
8V8
•
Feb
16c
Jun
"
Eastern
75 %c
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44,200
2.87
11,800
17c
2.68
1
77 c
2.65
1
Metals Corp Ltd
Smelting & Refining
Eastern
17c
1,100
1
Oil
&
Gas
Metal
Mines
Falconbridge
Frobisher
Geco
Nickel
Hillcrest
3.85
3.95
10
3.95
18
10%
*
Mines
Mines
Collieries
Ltd
Gold
*
Jack
Feb
6.45
123/4
Feb
Albermont
Jan
19c
3,000
16c
Jan
29c
Feb
Alberta
9,500
17c
Mar
44c
Apr
Alberta
9.00
1,450
11
Jan
500
50c
50c
50c
15%
16%
1.99
1.99
2.20
49c
39c
50c
8.55 Mar
35c
51,400
2,425
Apr
50c
12
5,400
1
..
5.15
Jan
16 V4
1.99
39c
July
July
July
Apr
3.35 Mar
89c
Apr
Distillers
2nd
Ltd
Mines
Jaculet
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Jellicoe
Mines
2c
Ltd
Jardun
1
—
2c
2c
500
Mar
3V2C
Jan
13 %c Mar
9c
9c
9c
2,000
8c
26c
24c
27c
16,600
17c
Jan
38c
May
j' Zm'im
25c
250
500
15 V2C
Jun
25c
47c
63c
54,000
42c
Jun
70c
July
10c
lit
6,000
5c.
Jan
12c
July
4c
4c
2,000
3c
7c
Jan
60c
60c
500
"60c
Jan
1.00
Apr
1
15c
15c
500
13c
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61c
;
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4c
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Kontiki
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Ltd___2
86c
1.55
100
30c
500
7.15
68,831
67
41
42
65
67%
25%
26
,
25
1,218
-.255.
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107%
Labrador
Mines
Ltd—
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
1
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
Mines
Lavalie
Ltd—
■
Jun
Louvicourt
Goldfieids
7.50
25
Jan
13c
3,000
11c
May
24c
5Vac
1,000
5%c
Feb
IOV2C
7c
11c
38,000
3c
Jun
11c
18c
20c
6,500
13c
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7 Vac
1
Jan
10 % Mar
5%c
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28c
11 Vac
12c
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Lingside Copper Mining
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
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19c
of
Ltd
1
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Canada
Molybdenite
60 %
62
31c
305
34c
60'/a
31c
7,500
54%
Jan
20c
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Corp
Canada
of
15'/a
15'/a
940
l
25c
25c
25c
3,050
19c
May
1
67c
67c
75c
6,400
60c
Jun
•
Mogador Mines Ltd
Ltd
Nesbitt LaBine
New
New
Uranium
Mines
Mines Ltd
Formaque
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd._
2.70
500
60c
60c
500
„'
1
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2.70
2.70
1
______
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New
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6c
1
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6c
3,500
91c
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12,000
85c
86c
3,600
75c
12 %c
13c
10,200
12c
Jun
9.40
9.40
125
2.85
12,425
Jan
Apr
July
27V2C Jun
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2.73
5%c
6c
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Feb
66
4.65
4.95
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15
25c
52%
52%
7%c
24c
21c
26c
90c
125
36c
37c
91c
600
>
1.45 Mar
60c
5c
2.70
July
70c
Mar
July
10c
90c
Jun
May
Apr
1.05
Jan
4,500
common
Pato
Parbec
Pitt
Uranium
Jun
Aumacho
6c
Jan
Awtinr
Apr
9c
15 %c
16c
17,500
9c
May
16c
18c
6,500
1.90
Mines
Gold
Mining
Ltd—
Co
4,000
28c
500
3.50
4.05
3,700
24 %c
2c
2c
10,600
20c
4.00
1
2.13
18c
2c
32,000
IV2C
Jan
1.10
13c
Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Labrador D°v»l Co
'
River
500
7c
Jun
12 %c
Feb
11c
Jun
24c
Jan
27,100
36c
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Quebec Nickel Corp LtdQuebec Yellowknne Gold
Quemont
Ltd__j
l
Mining Corp Ltd
Radiore Uranium Mines Lld_
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Lake
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Tibiemont
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Tobrit Silver
Trebor
3.90
—
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1
Ltd_._
__
2.53
Jun
34c
4.05
Jan
July
36V2C July
3c
Mar
Bankfield
Consolidated
Bank
Montreal
of
Ltd
3.25
1
7c
*
Fields
___.
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1.50
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2.10
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—
—
United
Asbestos Corp Ltd
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—
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Mines
*
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Copper
12%
1
Products Ltd
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Westville
Ltd
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Ltd.;
14c
Jan
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45c
45c
1,000
40c
Apr
70c
May
Barvue
Mines
4c
4%c
5,000
2%c Mar
5c
Jun
19
19%
350
14
Mar
23c
1
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1
—
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62c
2c
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1.16 July
20
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91c
15,500
7c
7c
500
3.90
4.CO
490
12 %c 14 %c
5,000
9c
Jan
25c
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4,500
5c
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12c
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250
6.50
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19,533
1.70
3.55
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5c
5c
7.60
3.10
3.35
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66c
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1.00
7c
July
12%c
3.75 May
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7c
7c
3,500
10c
11c
2,500
4%c
4%c
3,000
4%c May
1.50
1.50
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1.25 Mar
2.07
2.10
55,300
10 %c
12c
3,000
17%c 17%c
1,000
6c
Mar
7c
Jun
1.14
16c
Jan
14c
Jan
172
Jun
Jun
Apr
10c
Mar
30c
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*
oil
Petroleums
Co
Ltu
16%
17%
800
14%
Feb
1.61
1.73
800
1.61
July
12%
12%-
200
9.10
Feb
3.40
22c
Feb
July
20c
20
Bank
Calalta
•
Petroleums
Ltd__
4.90
20c
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2.15
11c
July
16c
1,000
6c
May
11c
Jan
9c
8c
9c
1,200
6Vec
Jan
13c
Mar
17c
17c 18 %c
4,498
15c
May
39c
9 %c
10c
1,577
8%c
Jun
15c
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2.15
1.600
2.45
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9%
300
4.00
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25c
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spp
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•
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38c
50
11,433
5c
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15c
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■-
—.—
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92c
2%c
3,000
2c
Feb
4c
33c
4.90
4.90
200
4.75
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5.60
Jan
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17,900
19%c
Jan
36c
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30c
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300
1.65
1,900
500
22c
July
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19%c
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3.90
5,006
3.70
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2.55 Mar
5%c
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50
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50
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5%
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200
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1.03
1.03
1.06
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1.03
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1.36
1.26
1.36
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40c
45c
11,280
1.95
1.89
2.00
6,100
14c
15c
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20 c
20c
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49
—
•
Baska
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6% July
1.39
23c
Jan
3.75 July
69c
5.35
Apr
Feb
90c
Apr
2.00
July
1.40 Mar
Bathurst
Bathurst
49,025
17c,
18c
18,475
15c
1
21c>
22c
4,950
21c
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51
51
260
—
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18c
22c
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Ltd
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1
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1
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1
25
1
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20 %c
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Apr
19c
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64c
Jan
27 %c
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Jan
30c
30c
32c
12,642
4.15
3.20
4.15
14.825
51c
46c
51c
16,700
40c
Feb
6,200
38c
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300
6%
38C
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18c
6%
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Feb
2.90 May
47c
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50c
Mar
7%
5.50
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43%
%
14.072
39%
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1
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40c
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9
Jan
13%
Apr
2.95 Mar
100
3.40 Mar
4.50
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Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
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/
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CANADIAN
SECURITIES
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Limited
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Gairdner, Son &Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
all offices
Feb
Jan
51
13c
Wire system to
29c
1.40 Mar
Jan
1.70 May
1.26 July
40c
•
Uranium Mines
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Jan
1.58
4.50 Mar
4.00 Mar
9c
Apr
3.80
5.813
Mar
200
10
Apr
2.00
1
1
*
Barymin Co Ltd
Base Metals Mining
May
38c
3.75
8
Jan
1
—
Jan
2.500
11%
1.58
4.00
9%c
1.96 Mar
Jan
-—1
Jan
4,500
3.75
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for
500
6c
*
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10c 10 %c
2,600
Feb
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6c
10
Toronto
of
Barcelona
May
61 %c 68%c
2c
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11c
4.45 July
1.00 Jan
32c
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Ltd
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Canadian
6,326
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May
6c
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14,000
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Jan
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10
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22c
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—
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4.00
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210
9c
1
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1,000
16c
63c
Mar
15 Va
17
50c
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500
Feb
43
12%
1
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4,500
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17
8%c
17
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7.40
l
1
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Trans-Dominion
—
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42
8%c
4.00
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1
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1.00
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10,000
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1
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8%c
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82%
11c 12 %c
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95c
—
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12%
17% July
1
—
Bank of Nova Scotia
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2.55 Mar
65c
8%c
11c
w-
28c
:
Jun
165
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35%c
3,050
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:
Mar
1
Aumaque
11c
2.01
Jan
35c
May
80c
Feb
6c
2.10
Mines
Aubelle
35c
Jun
1
Ltd—_l
17c
Apr
13c
98
1
Atlin-Ruffner
Jun
Jun
1
46c
f
-
17%
•
Yellowknife
Jan
4c
Ltd
Jun
97
1
Atlas Steels
Atlas
17c
6%c
Dredging Ltd
Mar
3%c July.
16%
42
3%c
5,500
(Quebec) Ltd 1
Mines
Gold
Cons
Jan
Jan
53% May
Jan
97
.10
3,500
IIV2C Mar
Jan
9c
6.00
-<•
17%
,
Armistice
3,500
16,500
,
3.80
.
•
>
.00
Argus Corp
4c
9c
16c
Feb
*
27c
47/8C
i
*
7c
56,900
90c
>/
21c
7,550
._1
.
Feb
Jan
13%
Jun
48 %
34,366
4c
—
Mines
4c
'
i
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orchan
Jan
23c
>
'
4.60 July
3,250
7c
3%c
—
Corp
area
27c
7c
3%c
—
Cons Res
Aouarlus
Porcupine
apex
Arcan
24c
1
—
Mines
July
8 V2C
__
Jan
1.03
5c
20
*
Mines
Anglo Rouyn
Ankeno
1.75 Mar
4V2C
Ltd.
Feb
'-36c
-
•
2.50
4,548
.50
July
V2 July
1
Ltd
(1945)
Mar
9.40 July
2,000
4.65
*
Oil
2.58
5%c
_1
Petroleums
Avillabona
Obalski
22c
33 3/4c
______.11
Ltd
-
Jan
Anacon Lead
Anglo-Canadian
24c
27c
50c
Ltd
Mines
Jaw •"•'7- 18%c
23c
Yellowknife
'
Mines Ltd
Apr
Jan
II %c
22c
»:
Apr
108
IWm
150
22c
—50c
1
Oil class A—5
May
67% July
,
.26%
•
Ltd
Petroleums
-1
New Calumet
Jan
.,.23:
13c
2,000"-
Feb
May
8.20 July
_
38%.Mani'-<rV Z 48
13c
1
l
A
Jan
2.15
40c
3.25 Mar
.-,46
Jan
1.48
July
13c
•
Zinc
-
-
Jan
1.00
Jun
1.55 May
-
Feb
July
85c
July
26 %c July
9,43.7/
■
8%
10
Apr
50c
I
1
Nepheline
American
Anchor
-I
Keymet
1st pfd—
Larder
Leduc
American
24,450
-
July
July
1
voting
95c
6.55
41%
preferred
Amalgamated
76c
86c
7.15
•
Canada
of
3,500
30c
•
Ltd
Aluminum
80c
1.55
1
Uranium Mines Ltd
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
76C
1
Aigom
American
Lake
common
Consol
Pacific
200
7,100
95c
20
7j/4 July
9
10
52c
52c
*
*
Petroleums
600
10
•
1
Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife
ADr
20c
Jan
July
50c
10
AJax
38c
157/H
—
—
3.85 July
525
._5
Ltd.
July
common
Preferred
8.90
*
Mines
Feb
18
35c
35c
1
Ltd
'
._1
Hollinger Cons
14'/8
2,400
■
July
19c
•
Metals
17c
1,500
1
Mines'Ltd
Gold
17%
*
Uranium
Gunner
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Por
Mines
m
Limited
Grandines
Gui
.1
1
*
Corp
Agnew-Surpass
Fab
15c
20
Feb
Jun
Apr
Jun
July
Apr
Jan
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(287)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Berens
Beta
Bevcourt
50c
Bobjo
Bonville
3.50
Cordage
Brazilian
clasjs A
Traction
Red
ordinary
•
Lake
1
Brttalta
l
4.20
Petroleums
American
Oil
4%%
•
.
British Columbia Electric
4%
preferred
B
Mar
Jan
7c
3,600
6c
July
10c
9 Vic
16,500
7c
July
20c
Mar
19,500
49
6,600
4.20
7,750
20'A
78
Jan
52
52'A
220
48
Jan
7'A
7'A
5,920
-
15'/4
40
11%
12
25c
16'Ac
25c
187,813
1.40
1.45
8%
8%
^7c
8c
10,100
8'Ac
9c
1,000
Mining
&
Gold
Buffalo
Red
18c
9,550
10%
9.95
11
5'Ac
5'Ac
6,000
class
1
__
Gas
// Preferred
Canada Foils
Canada
Canada
8'A
26c
100%
Jan
14c
3,000
12c
Jun
I,100
10c
8.00
5,305
3.00
3.00
200
49
49
50
28c
12
21%
•
11%
12
21
21%
59'A
*
265
60
6.70
Jan
2.85
Feb
28'A
250
3.10
Jan
120"
July
31'A May
Jan
7 'A Mar
12
500
~
19'A
Jan
23
51'A
Jan
60
Jun
12'A
3.10
3.05
3.35
2.00
A
600
40'A
41
750
36
Mar
41
36%
37'A
565
31
Mar
r__.;
75
125
58
Jan
*
Mortgage
/Canada Southern Petroleum
Warrants
.20
Ltd
1
2.02
■>
12.50
&
Cable
class B
2.00
2.12
10'A
Feb
4.35 Mar
1.75
2.75
July
1.55
400
24
24
25
24
.v
13
13'A
300
67
67
130
__
*
67
Canadian
Admiral
Oil.
*
25c
23c
25c
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil.
II,482
2
3.25
3.25
3.80
4,075
Canadian Bakeries
*
1.90
12'A
Apr
Class
Car
•
•
—20
$1.00
Celanese
common
preferred
$1.75
preferred
Canadian
_
Chemical
Canadian Colleries
&
25
_
•
Cellulose-
(Dunsmuir)
3
12'A
42 'A
26'A
26'A
26%
Decalta
common
27
25%
26'A
20'A
21'A
925
16'A Mar
22%
1,710
18% Mar
2 3'A
19
19'A
925
18
Canadian
•
31
32
8%
7%
..
8'A
7.05
7.25
61c
Dredge
•
5%
*-
Oil
Cos
865
Apr
7,796
30
May
29
preferred
19%
Feb
6.70
Petrofina
PiDe
Canadian
Salt
preferred
Producers..
Canso
Gas
Central
class
Lake
Coin
52
55
101
102
26
Jan
27%
Jan
1.70 Mar
7
Feb
8.00
Feb
45'A
Jun
10
—
55
Jun
100%
17
Jun
1.50
312
1.50
July
3.00
802
5.00
Jun
11'A
Famous
Fargo
Apr
64'Ac July
1.00
Jan
7.00
Jan
2.70
July
70c
4,900
5.80
3,675
7
2.50
2.55
750
1
4.70
4.65
4.85
•
1.47
1.40
1.50
2.39
4,350
68c 70'Ac
2,310
1
13c
1
1.13
L_1
50c
3.55 May
Jun
Jan
3.70
Jan
Class
Apr
Fibre
2.43
6c
May
21c
2,500
13c
93c
12,900
83c
July
1.45
10% Mar
1.52
Cos
Jan
15'A
15'A
26c
29c
24,800
39
40
1,620
15 '/a
15'A
120
15
14'A
15'A
4,669
13'A
Apr
15'A
Jan
103 'A 103%
155
99'A
Jan
103%
Jun
"7,630
11'A
Jan
1,425
14'/a
Jan
16%
Apr
22c
Jun
54c
May
31
Feb
40
July
16
Apr
July
6.50 Mar
-
"
Mar
14
14%
14
14'A
125
11'A
11%
11%
2,245
25
24%
25'A
1,975
8
7%
8%
8,250
7'A Mar
23
23
23'A
1,050
20% Mar
6'A
6'A
1,580
40c
47c
45'Ac
-
1%
15'A! July
Jan
14'A July
13% May
9% Mar
78,100
18'A
Jan
6
25'A May
9
Feb
23%
Apr
8'A
Feb
Feb
35c
Jun
62c
Mar
25
25
393
19'A
Jan
25'A
Apr
20c
25c
22,500
20c
Jun
43c
Feb
22c
21c
25c
59,925
15c
Jun
70c
72c
59,900
May/
27c
70c
69c
Jun
7'Ac
8'ac
2.40
2.35
2.57
33,825
95c
88c
95c
26,700
4.00
3.90
4.15
4,000
75c
70c
80c
27,300
5
5
150
4'A
5'/a
100
5
3,000
7'Ac July
1.90
1.09
Apr
11 Vic
Jan
Feb
3.55
70c
3.45
Feb
Jan
80c
1.17
Feb
Jan
4.50
Apr
July
1.43
Jan
Apr
6'A
Feb
5'/8 July
6'a
Feb
29'A
60
25
July
31
May
25'A
25%
75
22'a
Jan
26
Jun
64c
65c
8,625
42c
Jan
69c
4%C
5'Ac
4,166
4%c July
8
8
4,000
7c
Jan
14'Ac
Jan
18c
19c
1,500
17c
Jun
43c
Jan
Jan
24
Jun
5c
18c
24
24
2.75
2.75
175
15c 17%C
11,700
75
15c
90c
83c
90c
13,000
28c
3,700
17'a
20
2.75
Jun
15c
Jun
54c
Jan
18c
Jan
3.00
38c
18'a
24%
8,491
14'a
Feb
24%
5,242
19
Jan
22'a
23
535
20
Jan
1.18
1.15
1.19
5,300
25
25'a
190
8'/bC
8%c
1,500
3.40
3.55
2,430
40c
47c
53,500
40c
July
12c
12c
1,000
12c
July
5
5
175
Mar
5
1
43 %c
*
Feb
7c
May
3.50
3
Jun
Feb
Feb
23c
8%c
1.10 Jun
19
Jun
Jan
1.07
18'A
_•
common—
Feb
25c
2 2'A
1
Mines
Jun
10c
24%
—*
18'a July
24% July
24
Apr
2.10
28
Apr
Jun
13'Ac
Jan
5.05
Apr
68c
Apr
Jan
July
•
1.80
1.80
1.80
2,900
•
91'a
90
64
Jan
100
Apr
17%
17%
91%
17%
1,024
*
250
12'A
Jan
19
May
•
A
20
19»a
20
2,015
15'A
Jan
20
Jun
4.15
21.295
84c
7,450
84%
80
v
•
to
June
1956)__
-100
3 95
70C
84'A
3.80
70c
84'a
1.15
Jan
3.80 July
30c
Feb
84'A July
2.20 May
5.20
Feb
1.08 May
92
Jan
Jan
Feb
Gaitwin
Exploration
1
Gatineau
Feb
Apr
25c
Jan
33c
33c
37c
5.883
30c
Jun
78c
Jan
25
24'a
25'a
4,367
20%
Jan
25'a July
110%
110 (4
Gas Exploration of Alberta
Feb
•
-100
Jan
1.74 Mar
1
5%
13%
Jun
2.54
July
Power
common
preferred
preferred
Mines Ltd-
17c
18c
2,800
•
16'Ac
75
104
Jan
112
113
113
113
60
109'A
Feb
113
1
9.80
9.75
10'a
12,027
General Bakeries
•
7'/b
6%
7'/8
2,150
5'a
Jan
General
3
51'A
50
51'a
531
35%
Jan
52
May
58
Jan
78
July
5'a%
——_———-100
L—
Dynamics
4'Ac
4%c
21,500
4c
Apr
7%c
Jan
General Motors
31'Ac
37c
13,900
28c
Jan
58%c
Apr
General
63c
60c
65c
9,800
40c
Mar
66c
1.30
1.54
153,325
111
5.55
Jan
13
7 %
July
July
Feb
July
July
•
ctfs
1.47
2.00
1.90
2.00
67c
74c
Jun
1.64
Jan
General
1.90
20,541
July
3.00
Apr
General
Jun
1.20 Feb
Giant
1.15 Mar
Glenora
Geneva
61c
65c
60c
5,200
I
1
77c
70c
77c
l
90c
87c
93c
8,712
i._*
7%
7%
8
537
9'Ac 10'Ac
3,500
__1
1.02
315
74c
65c
Lake
Jan
3.90
14
-.25
A
(extended
4%c
*
Equipment
32'A
1,810
—1
.
debentures
33'Ac
1
...
15'A
—*
25c
.
Apr
2.05 Mar
Jun
4.15
29'a
common
1
Mining Corp
Jun
24
Jan
__20
__
common.
1
"
,_
12c
Jan
85c
1.25
20c
25
250
class
Frobisher Ltd
22c
Jun
May
1,000
1.25
3,470
Jan
2.25 Mar
July
Jun
5%
Co
.1
...
15'A
103%
—
Manufacturing
Warrants
13c
182,419
30-
1.00 May
1.20
12c
1
B-
class
Motor
4%
93c
2.54
500
Apr
42c
*
Fleet
Feb
3,000
18'Ac July
•
Ford
Foundation
Jun
4,520
2.18
46,387
1
Ltd
Products
5.75
14c
50
Jan
20c 22'Ac'
39
warrants
2.50
1.14
1
1.10
16
23c
_1
Iron
B
85c
6'Ac
13
27c
1
Kirkland
July
1.05
13
July
_1
Grain
Geco
13
15'A
-23.50
Players
Mar
1.40
67c
20c
85c
60c
64
Jun
6y8c
l
•
13c
1,300
1,000
27c
Oils
Fraser
2.55
Jan
67C
1
—.
Fenlmore
5.50
6.25
5.00
67c
Feb
1
Insurance
class
Ltd-
Apr
1.50
1
Life
Flooring
15
5.40
65c
Jun
1
1
Federated Petroleum
5.45
6.15
•
100
•
Federal
Feb
70c
Mar
3.25
8,140
1
Jun
Jan
6.15
Mar
10c
13
150
10
Jun
2.01
•
18c
500
345
1.49
_
Fanny Farmer
Jan
34'A
1
May
15c
1.32
Falconbridge Nickel
Apr
55
1
July
12c
3.90
•
Machine
27
Jan
May
4 7'A
Mar
4.50
29%
_
102
Jan
6'A
Jan
7c
Jan
July
13'a
13'A
29%
——"
Federal
1
15c
44c
4.50
13'a
Warrants
July
125
Ltd
34
9'Ac
22% May
Jun
6.25
3,110
1,255
7,500
.
Corn
12
70
25%
47'a
8c
1
Eureka
96c
220
46'A
46%
1.43
Glacier
Equitable
Jan
1,300
Mines
Farm
25
91
15,940
Oils
Mines
13
.
Cockshutt
500
10
102
1
Willians
6.75
10
145
Jan
16,000
Gold
1.02
July
21
Jan
60
Jun
1
Estella
63
•
trust
6.75
3,427
116
130
•
com
Invest
Pen-Rey
Sol
Erie
May
2.50
Chemical
Voting
21,226
26
90
•
!
Washing
4.15 Mar
13
Gold
Cochenour
640
1.05
16% Mar
105
Jan
2.40
Corp Ltd
Cobalt Consolidated
19'A
96c
Jan
Jan
62'A
Chibougamau Explor
Cobalt
El
El
13
Uranium
Chromium
Jun
63
Chateau-Gai Wines
Chemical Research
Chlmo
26%
18%
1.02
26'A
July
18c
145
16c
Elder Mines
Jan
67c
2.40
Oil
Mines
2.79
Apr
Jan
*
Oils
Chesterville
Easy
Feb
•
Chamberlain Oil
Cheskirk
63
6c
Centremaque Gold
Charter
Steel
Emerald
10
__1
A
Porcupine
Centre
Metals
1,000
26'A
17c
17c
145
6.75 Mar
B
class
Patricia
Central
Eastern
Eastern
Jun
2.95 Mar
4,242
30c
90c
87%
1.35
Mines
40c
26
Explorers
Leduc
Central
Sullivan
40c
6,900
May
90
1.05
__
40c
35c
9%c Mar
56c
17c
15c
Mines
2.25
30c
2,500
Jan
7'Ac Mar
1
Mines
Nickel
2.15
35c
8,480
1.20
:
Malartic
Rim
2.15
jspueffe: 100
Trethewey
Central
79'Ac Feb
32'A July
1,55
500
75c
•
Amphi
East
East
96
12'A
7'Ac
71c
71c
1.05
Minerals
33
*
Oil Producers Ltd..
Cariboo Gold
Castle
East
Jan
Minerals
Williston
Asbestos
&
33
*
Canso
Casslar
Oils
33
100
7'Ac
Apr
July
30c
1
Economic
15
July
16c
Gas_
Eddy Paper class A—
969
17c
*
&
Feb
170
2,000
1.25
com_
_
Jun
105
19c
1
Oils
East
27c
__
2 4'A
2.82
17c
1.05
common
66
_
Wirebound
National
Textile
Jun
15'A
11
19c
--35
_
.
Feb
105
16'A
Jan
1
common
Anr
15'A
Feb
9
2.50
_
Invest
4.00
15'A
Jan
9
Coal
&
50
35c
10
50
20'Ac
Brewery
Dtivex
n
Jan
1.75
580
"45
11
67c
Dyno Mines
Apr
9'/a
Feb
Jan
16
•
22'A
com
Wallpaper
Canadian
18c
70c
Apr
4.05
16
_
12
33V3C
Co
Corp
Canadian Utilities pfd (1954
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
Scottish
Mines
Dragon
9.60 Mar
July
4,000
37,090
23
11
1
pfd
100
25
Ltd
Line
Tire
Dairies
1,270
1
Prospect
Canadian
61c
19c
1.65
2.82
Canadian
Canadian
21,365
Dow
34% Mar
July
1.55
14
Jan
11
1
66
__100
Canadian
Canadian
70c
Jan
Jun
Feb
6% May
1,110
i
14%
2.65 July
14% July
13% Jun
•
4.00
Warrants
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Jan
14
13%
10
24'A
•
10'A
„
4.00
common
1,945
Bank
24'A
Canadian Malartic
14'a
Asbestos
*
Oils
July
2
63%
4.00
100
Homestead
Canadian
66
♦
A—*
Preferred
3.00
t
10c
Canadian Fairbanks common
Canadian Food Products class
Canadian
1.60
16%
500
_25c
Mines
Donalda
24'A Mar
•
Petroleum
7,755
3.25
Seagrams
Dominion
21'A Jun
21'A
19c
Devonian
22%
3.00
Ltd
Dominion Magnesium
July
July
26'A
Warrants
Canadian
22'A
3.10
1
Preferred
.
Canadian
22%
Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
21'A
31
Jan
May
*
_
Jan
22'A
7.15
5c
9,470
11c
1
Producers
Stores
Jun
Jan
18
Jan
11'Ac
A
Mines
Dominion
10'A
32%
105
Jan
1.05
Apr
50c
Steel
Jan
Apr
8.00
Jan
1
Donmiiun
25
19
20c
July
Mar
July
1
Minerals
Dome
Jan
2,238
18%
Jun
4.30
7c
Mines
Rio
10c
47c
6.25 Mar
12
_25
.
5'Ac
—*
50c
22
5c
5
•
69'A May
July
42
1,926
5'Ac
4,505
1
class
60'A Mar
12
v.
13,100
100
.
Dominion Foundry & Steel cornPreferred
19'A
•
common
A
Canadian
855
67c
96c
Mines
23c
21%
5.00
61c
43,568
55c
-
Jun
Products
Steel
July
1.43
Jan
God's
Mar
1.08
Jun
Wares
11%
Jan
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Jan
Apr
10'Ac July
Golden
Mfg
class
A
Lake
78
271
5.00
Voo
200
5.00 Mar
44'a
•
common
44'a
95
42% May
7.00
47
Apr
Mar
11%
652
10'A
Jun
16%
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
2,500
4'Ac
Jun
9%c
Jan
1
Mines
11'a
1
Gold
8.00
8.00
8.15
2,474
7.70
Jan
9.70
Jan
1
3'/8cMar
3%c
8,000
71c
69c
72c
17.400
1
i
3'/8c
•
Gold
Manitou
77'a
5.00
*
Gold
65c
7'A
1
common
Lake
Yellowknife
65c
7c
8
-
Petroleum
24c
24c 25%c
5.700
23'Ac
4,700
ll%c Jun
6,480
1.35 Mar
1
12c
1
1.45
12c 12 %c
1.40
1.50
65c
Mar
Apr
5'Ac
1.00
37c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
23'Ac Feb
1.91
Apr
For footnotes see
page 45.
/
Feb
*
Dominion
40%
5,146
11c
4.30
1
Dominion
July
41
—10
10'Ac
*
Dome Exploration (Western)
28% May
13'A Jun
Jun
10c
65c
1.70
21c
July
ll%o Apr
1,250
Corp
Patricia
Dominion
3.25
Feb
8,800
common.
3.85 Mar
Apr
Feb
5c
100
Gold
Distillers
I
Canadian Bank of CommerceCanadian Breweries
Canadian Canners
Canadian
Box
4.10 Apr
Jun
Jun
July
10c
26,350
July
75
1.50 July
23
93c
205,693
8c
.•
Devon-Leduc
12% July
3.05 July
1,405
1.50
*
common.
Preferred
Wire
596
4,300
50,460
21c
2.65
Mills
Dominion
Permanent
Canada SS Lines
Del
Detta
37'A July
75
*
12'A.
1.05
6c
__<■
Oils
Delnite
July
May
70
b
:
93 c
16'Ac
29% May
1
B
D'Eldona
3.90 May
Jan
7%c
Mines
Leather
Davison
Apr
1.97
Pershing
Class
Feb
1
Paper
D'Aragon
Feb
3.50
7%c
Zellerbach
Davis
May
59c
35c
Jan
2.26
voting
.■
Crowshore
Jun
49
12%
•
class
Dist
Nest Coal
Crown
Jan
Jun
1.72 Mar
22
Feb
40c
July
7c
Jun
8.50
Jun
Mar
84
Feb
3.45
45c
•
Trust
Crow's
2.30
May
53c
8%c July
97c
4.30
<•
Uranium
Crown
5.50 Mar
July
47
Croft
Jan
Jan
14c
July
2.20 Mar
70c
Jun
20'Ac
1
:
.
Pete
Imperial
Croinor
105'A Jun
21'Ac Feb
2.35 Mar
Lands
(H)
Corrugated
Apr
July
3.95
31'A
7,012
1
Class B
July
13'A
Jan
7,774
*
Power
Corby
14'Ac Mar
Mar
9
8,370
10
West
Crestaurum
15c
10c 10'Ac
30%
27%
I
Coulee Lead
3.40
20
23,744
25%
1
Conwest Exploration
Cosmos
290
2.38
26'a
Jan
July
Apr
120
2.25
0
___
Feb
6c
45
Jun
111
2.25
Jan
10
Sannorm
July
4.25
115 V2
4,500
•
Consumers Gas
23
7.65
•
17,795
16c
10c
16,700
2.70
14c
Smelting
Rochette
Consolidated
59
49
9'Ac
2.50
•
A
Jan
29c
Jan
3.25
*
class
Jan
Jan
7
3.95
common
B
Canada
Jan
7.so
50
_
Packers
Class
15c
3%c May
I Consol
May
9c
1.75
Oil
..Canada
13
3.35
Warrants
Canada
25c
Mar
4.00
common
Canada .Northern
Jan
9
1
Iron Foundry..
Malting
Canada
14c
1
common
Press
Jan
20
25c
8%c
Consolidated Ranwick
19'A
,■
Canada Cement
Consol
37'A
13c
21c
1,000
9c
Ltd
Consolidated Peak Oils
Jan
5'Ac July
1
preferred
Apr
Jan
84
43,200
3,325
3,500
1
13c
200
11'A
13,880
16c
_
18'Ac
270
18c 19% c
25c
40c
2.55
Jan
12c
July
38c
1
29c
1.83 May
40c
40c
1
Jan
Jun
30c
49c
Jun
38c
1
1
Lead
Consolidated Mining &
54
102 'A 102 'A
13c
Halliwell
Mar
40c
1
Consolidated Micmac Oils
8'A
10%
24c
l
Howey
Matarrow
8%
*
&
Consolidated
52'A
1
Bread
7c
July
7V2C Mar
Jun
23
1
:
•
8'Ac
Oils
Oil
21c
Arrow
Guayana
Orlac
1,500
Flin
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
5,351
Lake Mines
Nicholson
9%c
Callinan
—:
11,510
45c
26'A
41c
50,357
Consolidated
Consolidated
9'Ac
Calnorth
Flon
55c
1.92
Jan
40c
Consolidated
2.25
12
Jan
11 v4
65c
47c
1.85
40c
Jan
Jun
35%
18'Ac
Jun
50c
1.92
Mines
Crest
Jan
July
8'A
100
1
Jan
49c
1.40
7,000
1
44c
1
7'A July
16'Ac July
8,700
Calder Bousquet
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power preferred
Jun
2
45
22%
22c
Mosher
18c
•
1,700
Consolidated
4%c
•
Feb
25c
Jun
4c
B
6c
25c
May
Jun
17c
A
4c
July
44'A
9%c
2,200
12
•
1
6c
17
2,505
5%c
•
1,000
7c
23'A
1
Lake..
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Burlington Steel
class
16%c
1
•
12c
4'/aC
1
Consolidated
1
Smelting
...
Canadian
8,200
4'/8c
l
Denison
Consolidated
July
6'Ac
•
Jun
28
—1
Cadillac
Discovery
Golden
Apr
Jun
255
East
Consolidated
Jan
4.15 May
67
1,800
Consolidated
Consol
Feb
Feb
28
Jan
95
3.75
4.10
14c
Jan
11,000
8%
1
54
3.75 July
58
Jan
6'Ac May
47c
Consolidated
26% May
9 3'A July
42c
12c
Consolidated
Gillies
High
Mar
27%
Jan
17%
300
Feb
102'A May
Jan
830
62
12'Ac
9
2,756
8c
1
13
295
22%
5%
4.00
14c
3'Ac Mar
1
Central
Cons
-
100
Apr
5.20
Jan
90
3.75
Jan
2.55
Jan
165
260
6,358
1.42
Buffalo
15c
3.55 July
3.75
Apr
50
Jan
102
1
Mining
Jun
1.80
7V»
A...
9%
48'A May
25%
15'A
27%
Oil
Astoria
Consolidated
1,000
3,000
45c
Allenbee
Consolidated
Jun
Low
14c
3%c
61
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14c
10
Lehigh
Consolidated
Shares
3.95
3.75
Coniaurum Mines __1
4.25 Mar
15'A
Jan
6c
160
2.13
6%
93'A
1
B
6 'Ac
3.55
Jan
Apr
25
1
Canada
6c
1.95
22 'A
Ltd
Cons
11,521
1
class
Co
8'A
12
Ltd
&
8
22%
Mines
Burrard
2.95
13'A
!
for Week
3%c
*
Consolidated Cordasun
«■
Mines
Brunswick
360
•
Brunhurst
Buffadison
1,555
15
Oil
Brunsman
Brunston
3.65
Mines
Reef
Mills
3.35
Petroleum
Confederation Life
Conger
Jan
7c
101
*
Power
Empire
Broulan
.
42c
25c
92'A
•
;
Columbia
Class
Feb
Jun
14c
„_1
_■_«
Commonwealth
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Commoil
9% May
10c
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Packers class A
a
Jan
22c
25'A
100
Coldstream Cooper
Colomac
Yellow. Knife
Jan
35c
Jun
101V2
pfd___100
preferred
Class
5'Ac
43c
Feb
13,900
48%
2.00
British
Mar
18c
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
25,400
6c
50
l
British
15c
72c
11c
15c
Friday
High
May
23c 23'Ac
8
Brllund Mines Ltd
Calvan
2,200
15
Bridge & Tank Co......
Burns
7c
42c
12,400
16,600
...
16
Sale Price
6%c
Mine
Brantford
Bruck
19c
8c
Bralorne
5%
22c
12 V2c
Boymar
British
800
18c
23c
Gold
Bordulac
Brewis
50c
5%c
Kirkland
Mines
JULY
STOCKS
Low
19c
18 Vac
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
Mines
Gold
Bidgood
Shares
Low
River
Gamma
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
I
43
Chronicle.,. Monday, July 19, 1954
The Commercial and Financial
(288)
44
it-
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED JULY
16
STOCKS
Range
gale Price
of Prices
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Goldfields
Goldhawk
Porcupine
Mines
Goldora
Mining
Goodlisn
Tire
Goodyear
common—
Preferred
Gordon
Graham
Great
Northern
.
Gulf
:
•
•
20c
26
25'A
26
2,192
4.25
15%
1.25
4.15
4.35
3,310
3.95
Jun
Jan
A
*
1
——1
•
——*
common
Util
Home
5
1,500
6.00
6.15
2,300
9'A Mar
7.20 Mar
Feb
6%c
7c
4,500
8.80
9.50
25,352
7c
9c
17,200
40%
42
1,341
32%
15'A
15'A
25
14%
Jun
2.90
2.90
200
2.90
Apr
17'A
19
175
17'A
Jun
11'Ac
13c
16,100
8
8%
200
42
8.00 Mar
5%cJuly
11
Jan
10'Ac
17'A
20
24c
6,900
32c
July
52c
Jan
21c
11,000
21c
July
65c
Jain
Jun
5c
Jan
July
37c
Jan
9c
40c
8%c
10c
12,600
8c
May
17%c
Jan
33c
42c
T12.650
17c
Jan
45c
May
1
11c
10'Ac
12c
22,600
10c
Jun
26c
Jan
1
1
6c
4'Ac
12,600
6c
July
3%c Jun
13'Ac
Jan
Jan
Smith
6c
7c
3%c
4'Ac
5,250
17c
21,500
13c
May
•
17c
13c
•
*
47
46
7
7
25
—5
Ltd
16
15
16
2,169
11%
Jan
16'A
7.75
15c
7.75
8.00
5,722
7.60
10'A
—
17c
11,770
25c
Smelting
Mining &
class
4%c
1,500
Lake
5
Oil & Refining Ltd
common
14c
4'Ac Jan
July
7
Moneta
6'Ac Jan
$1.50 preferred
common
—
$2 preferred
Ingersoll Machine
Moore
46'A
30c
29 %c
30c
12,000
29c
July
13'A
13'A
85
12
May
134
21
125
Mar
•
1
134
6.20
6.25
6'Ac
4,000
5c
July
Jan
51c
Naco
13 »/2 July
134
July
415
43
42
Jan
36%
—
Nickel Co
——
—
49
Mar
May
National
Steel
Jun
National
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
9
Mar
6%
800
6
Feb
7'A May
10%
Negus Mines
500
23'A
Feb
44
2,814
34'A
Jan
New
43
44
460
34'A
Jan
45% May
4 5'A May
New
Bidlamaaue
43
44'A
200
39
Jan
47
May
New
Bristol
8'A
8'A
300
8
Mar
9
Apr
New
7%
7%
25
Jun
9% Mar
Npw
1.95
2.16
2.20
43,700
7'A
3.35 Mar
1.95 July
3.25
3.25
25
16
50
5.75
3.25 July
16
15'A May
25'A
•
—1
33
333A
102'A
,
42%
133
20'A
Apr
Uranium
Labine
9c
34
770
34%
29'A Mar
Lake
Kirkland
Townsite
103
Jun
New
New
362
128%
Jan
42% July
135'A Jun
19
Jan
21
2,362
5,390
20%
26'A
Copper
5'Ac
7,000
9c
2,609
7'Ac Jun
1.74
1.78
2,200
1.40 Mar
5c
26c
148,433
11c
12c
10,500
8c
9'Ac
12,500
8c
60c
24c
46c
63c
587,622
May
10c
9c
18c
22c
25c
54,200
14
14
25
1.57
1.55
1.70
3,200
9'Ac
11c
47,040
5'Ac Mar
65c
Lingman
Osu
1
Mines
Mining
the Woods
Wasa
common
Gold
Secord
Candy
23c
19'Ac
25c
5%
6%
575,850
1,525
7%
8%
800
class
A
New
Mar
New
3.80
28'Ac July
Mar
14'A
July
25%
New
9,500
7c
New
65c
65c
1,500
52c
61c
68c
II,430
36c
38c
4,750
New
Pacalta
Jan
New
Richfield
Apr
90c
Mar
Apr
60c
Jan
New
New
Jan
New
Taku
47c
Jan
New
3,200
21'A
21%
2,565
8.70
9.00
2,750
66c
10,800
20c
17c 18'Ac
July
1.80
Mar
21% July
31'A
31'A
75
7.75
Jan
Jan
Nib
10
21c
Jan
22c
Jan
Normetal
16'Ac
5.00
20c
28
Jun
Feb
6.15
July
May
600
5'Ac
3.65
3.85
3.65
3.60
Jun
!
32
4.00
6c
5,600
5c
Apr
7,600
2'Ac
Apr
16'A
189
15
Jun
12%
13'A
115
10%
Jan
North
16'A July
14'A May
20
16'A
12 %
20
50
17%
Jan
20
3.30
100
1.80
Jan
2.03
2.03
2.35
26,400
64
63
64
2,900
7'Ac Jan
1.90
56c
30c
Mar
37c
13c
July
81c
Mar
14c
Jun
2.60
Jan
Feb
1.53
24'Ac May
Jun
3.00
May
39c
15c
20c
July
48c
Feb
12c
May
19'Ac
Jan
Jan
May
1
July
52c
4,500
13'Ac July
40c
Jan
6%c Mar
13c
Jun
18c
2,125
July
9'Ac Mar
9,700
5c
5c
10c
July
25c
725
6c
Jun
90c
July
16c
9%C
6,000
15c
July
3,550
5c
Jun
12c
6,700
140,075
Apr
1
Jan
9c
Jan
2.11
Jan
20c
12%c Mar
May
9'Ac May
19c
Feb
34c
Jan
%C Jun
7c
July
15'Ac
4
4,000
4%c
67,100
Jun
9%c
Jan
4'Ac
3,691
Feb
14c
765
4%c July
8'Ac Jun
7'Ac
14c
19c
Jan
1
1
4%c
4%c
1,000
4'Ac Apr
7%c
Jan
1
:
of Canada
4c
12c 12 %c
3,500
9c
Feb
10c
12c
8,940
9c
May
2.25
2.45
3,441
2.10
Oil
Jan
1.20
Feb
4'Ac
8c
9c
3,800
8c
July
38c
19c
35c
43c
70,600
28c
Jun
18c
20c
6,100
13c
Jan
28c
Jun
*
8c
8c
8%c
vi,4'100
8c
Feb
12c
Feb
1.66
41c
Jun
12c
10,100
9c
July
168,455
18c
Mar
1.73
1.95
11,900
May
July
18 %c May
25c
Feb
4.25
Apr
21%
21'A
18c
2.21
2,891
10c
6,000
6'Ac May
71%
73
1,705
58
10c
1.40
Jan
Jan
Jun
10c
10c
1,300
2.75
2.90
3,880
2.35
Feb
9%c
Jan
19c
Jun
12c
May
9'Ac July
2.85
Jun
12c
Jan
75
Jun
14'Ac Feb
3.15
18c
Jun
Feb
Mines
11c
11c
13c
12,500
2.82
3.10
19,406
6c
7c
2,600
5'Ac July
16c
Jan
—
I,650
43c
Jun
72c
Jun
6
Jan
1
50c
w-,.—
f 9%
50c
1.78
Jan
Jun
3.40
Ltd
15c
10,000
10c
Jun
25c
Jan
40c
41c
6,500
40c
May
65c
Jun
5c
5,000
4'Ac
Jan
9c
40c
£•,'
2.15
Jun
10c
13c
5,400
9'Ac May
28'Ac
29c
3,250
20c
6%c
11c
1
Ltd
Mines
fr
1
5,640
11'Ac
'&:■ 15c
*
(1940)
Mines
9'A July
9%
3.00
4%c
1
;
Mines
6,540
9
2.60
2-90
-.
*
Lake
-
-
Jun
3.00
July
Feb
24%c
Jan
50c
Jan
•
*
Selections
90c
Oils
*
Malartic
6c
Jun
5,400
60c
Mar
80c
Jan
10c
5,000
7c
Feb
18c
May
3%c
4%c
15,006
3'Ac July
11c
Jan
1.30
1.15
1.45
4,800
•1.96
Jan
17c
15c
17c
31,800
14c
5,500
3c
Y-
£■'
68c
Feb
Pacific
Coyle
Pacific
25
17%
Jan
21'A
21'A
21%
23
2,405
17%
Jan
23
1.75
1.63
1.80
13,560
6'Ac
7c
2,590
2.40
1.80
10c
& 2.65
2.60
2.70
76C
76c
77c
1,100
65c
July
95c
May
70c
77c
21,190
"60c
Jun
97c
Apr
1.90
2.13
52,630
4.00
4.00
460
$.07
,
--£4.00
~".l
"43C
38c
43C
4,005
1.90
Jan
2.95 May
Jan
3.25 May
Jun
2.56
4.45
1.00
7,100
35c
Jun
Feb
Jan
58c
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1
1
Jun
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Pan
Jan
Paramaque
•
—
Jun
68%
40c
26c
470
67c
7,100
37c
40c
13,900
5c
5'Ac
2,500
25 %c
30c
148,130
65 %c
•
-w*
6.90
Jun
1.35 Mar
Feb
59'Ac
11% Mar
~
65 %c
1
Jan
15c
8,205
68
r.c 7.30
1
Mines
Par bee Mines
85c
7.95
90c
10c
Oil
1,900
II,700
7.30
V'16c
•
—•
Porcupine
Western
90c
15'Ac 17'Ac
1
Navig
Pacific Petroleum
•
July
Feb
Jan
4%c
^
Apr
Jun
July
18'Ac Jan
3'Ac
-1
Mines—
(Eastern)
56c
Mar
^ 77c
•
Osisko Lake Mines—
16'Ac Jan
1.15 July
3c
10
Pyrites Co Ltd.
Opemlska Copper
Orange Crush
Jan
1,000
75c
8%c
,
*
Exploration
Warrants
Ontario
9'Ac
6'Ac
72c
9'Ac
a* 3%C
*
1
Gold
Jan
X
Feb
Jun
2.88
•
1.97
*
*
Jan
Mar
5c
500
1
Ontario JTockey Club
Mar
1.10 Jan
1
1.60
May
7c
37,100
•
—
Canada
Omnitrans
5%c Feb
10c
44c
1.82
1.26 Mar
12c
500
9c
2.15
Inlet
Mines
Okalta
40c 47'Ac
17c
10c
7'Ac
Oil
Star
Nubar
Jun
1.45 Mar
Jan
17c
Ltd
Trinity
3.00
3'Ac Mar
Gold
Northland
f
45.
Jan
Jan
1.29
6'Ac
§';>■
Northern
Jun
1
For footnotes see page
75c
1
Ogama-Rockland
4'Ac
6c
Jan
91c
4c
1
O'Brien
58
9,020
2.70 May
Feb
July
July
24,350
£1 10c
j£;':2.85
Obaska
47
52c
Jan
55c
57c
4'Ac
1
Feb
Jan
10c
1.77
Feb
1.60
6V2C
*
Jun
Jan
48c
Jan
*
Mines
Apr
40'A
1
Jun
2.68
Jan
1.20
11c
Mining
73c
37%
1,435
Jun
Mar
94c
73
23c
763
1.69
Jun
14c
9'Ac Mar
1,063
1.61
31%
13c
12c
1
12c
58
2,500
26% May
70c
10c
Rankin
North
4.25 May
4 %C
44
Jan
Jun
Feb
25c 29'Ac
Warrants
July
44%
57
Jun
7%
.2.09
7%c May
6'Ac
Ltd
•
Inca
North
Jan
6c
57
44%
1.38 May
28'Ac
90c
Mines
O'Leary
1
9'Ac Feb
2,500
Jun
Feb
28
Jan
3'Ac
44,200
Magnet Consolidated
Jan
57c
12'A
9,400
North
Mar
3c
10c 12'Ac
Mines
Mar
27
Apr
27,450
jtforpax Oil & Mines Ltd
Canadian Oils
24%c Jan
16
3c
1
B
25
50
Explor
Mines
Norlartic
Jun
12c
3,000
Lexindin Gold
Madsen Red Lake Gold
935
1.40
May
Jun
4,500
Jan
MacMillan & Bloedel class A
Jan
245
Mines
Noranda
July
Mines
Mar
27% May
6'A Apr
4,700
Mines
Feb
Jun
5c
Mines
10
195
Yellowknife
Nisto
80c
61c
7'Ac July
10c
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold
22c
2,065
Thurbois
1,564
1
1
8,300
8c
15c
Feb
1.00
60c
-
13% July
6c
Oils
Jun
5,600
Feb
12% July
1,550
Pete
Superior
5c
23c
8% July
40'Ac
2,700
Senator
19c
4,000
Mines
July
July
Jan
5,965
Rouyn Merger
New Ryan Lake Mines
2,500
9,400
Mafie Explorations
5
16,250
New
222,850
10,000
Mines
30% July
15c
17,200
Oils
41c
lie
:
Jan
44,550
Gold
1.10
71c
Yellowknife
24%
129,650
Norzone
6'Ac
5.25
1
Jan
Jan
May
24c
May
6'Ac
Goldfields
23c
16%
1
New
31c
17
Jun
53c
Jan
1
Newnorth
Jan
Apr
Jan
14c
22c
1
Mar
15
15'Ac
Mylamaque
Jan
1.02
Apr
35c
8,500
5.05
*
1
Mar
10c
6'Ac
Mines
Morrison
20c
July
5c
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium Mines
41c
Jan
Marlon Gold
9'Ac
May
16'A Mar
69c
Lorado
14
10c
19
Jun
5c
10c
22c
•
May
17% Mar
12'Ac July
19'A
840
5.25
•
15% July
9'A
Newlund Mines
]
2.15 Mar
Feb
5c
9%c
A
Feb
Jan
Feb
11%
5c
Apr
May
14
11c
10c
class
Apr
2.15
1.60
10
505
0
27c
70c
Groceterias
14'Ac
3,640
Gold
Jun
16c
4,941
Jan
Jun
6%c July
4,003
July
7,000
May
2.45
28,087
73c
I
Class B
43c
Jan
Jan
13'Ac
18c
•A
67c
500
Malartic
64c
•
Feb
Jun
1.75
2,295
Hlgluidge'
Hugh
29'Ac May
18
1
—
9% Mar
4,754
Jason
1
Petroleum
9% Mar
Apr
20c
50
Kelore
1.50
July
25c
Jun
45c
4,950
Harricana
New
14c
Apr
6%
8,500
—
10'Ac Jan
Jun
Lencourt Gold
Long Lac
Mar
Feb
July
5'A
13,615
Goldvue
Nudulama
Mines
9c
1,950
New Laguerre Mines
New
Larder
O
22
3.30
Gold
5.80
Jun
43c
14,746
New
5'Ac
21%
8.95
•
2
4%
7%
i
New
21
•
•
1
1
1
Warrants
Class
6.35
16,978
_—
New Fortune
Jan
5'Ac
6c
3
Shops
Preferred
Mackeno
7,000
6.90
Petroleum
1.05
32c
1
1
Acceptance
Macdonald
8.00
34c
6.25
Oil
Jan
20c 20%c
37c
*
-
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Lapa
Macassa
34c
Jun
32'Ac
Petroleum
Devon
North
Lynx
Apr
1.25
33c
11% Mar
4,500
23c
17%
1
-—1
•
Dufault Mines
Lake
Louvlcourt
20c
1.25
46,045
26c
64c
20c
Ltd
Mining & Exploration
Lake
Loblaw
2.50
Dickenson Mines
Nipissing
Little
Feb
;
July
7c
1
Mines
Ltd
(John)
Liberal
95c
Warrants
Apr
27'A May
Jan
25%
9c
1
1
Klondlke-Keno
Lavalie
1.35
800
Delhi
Jan
20c
1
1
Kirkland Hudson
Klrkland
Leitch
Mar
16,000-
New
Jun
Feb
1.75
•
1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Laura
Feb
26c
Development
Davies
34%
5%c
22
5'Ac
18
Laurentide
14c
Jan
Mines
Calumet
Continental
96
24'A
•
1
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Lamaque
Jun
6'Ac
8,000
Dominion Oil
British
New
10
132 133'A
Kelvinator
of
5c
23,000
6% July
30c
Jan
16'A May
13,316
19%
10c
Lake
13,095
18c
Oils
Concord
42%
42
1
Shore
10c
53
6,600
New
102'A 102'A
Kayrand Mining
Lake
42c
8c
13c
13c
Alger
New
Lake
40c
8'Ac
10
1
44'A
•
Ltd
Apr
125
25c
Car
24%
*
Publishing
Apr
66'A
1,538
6%
_*
B
Trust
28
24'A
1
•
—
19%c
12,000
63'A
•
Hosiery class
National Petroleum
National
36
43
1
•
Ltd
Gold
July
Jan
10c
10c 10 %c
6%
61
*
1
1
5
com
Preferred
Jan
25
7,946
2,370
100% July
•
•
20
Chemical
<fc
Jan
47
9'A
1
(1939)
Mines
Feb
91
60'A
10'Ac
*
•
*
National Grocers common
33%
1
Oil
Lake
45
—*
National Explorations Ltd
New
Labrador
JUn
100'A 100%
100'A
5
Drug
42'A
0
Jacknife Gold
Oils
July
25'A May
•
.
Jaculet Mines
Labatt
18
37
Ltd
44
43
*
30
•
——-——100
common
•
5/100
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Kroy
Feb
26'A Mar
_
Jan
33
6%
Metals class A
Preferred
Kristina
12'A
572
600
Jan
47
com—_*
25
International Petroleum
Kenville
170
2,700
New
Powders
Bronze
Oils
2,500
32
1,500
8.20
9%
33
9'A
*
1
Preferred
Jupiter
9c
17%
7,050
10'Ac
43 'A July
Jan
17c
9c
15
•
Brass
Jan
5.50
29'A
9c
*
.
Feb
9% May
8,200
Corp common
National
Jun
15
47% May
6.20 July
I,500
5%c
July
Jan
14c
5,660
Montreal Locomotive
Morrison
45
225
50
9c
24%c
29'A
Petroleum
Jun
Feb
Jan
2
*
class A
Inglis (John) & Co_Inspiration Mining
Journal
July
Porcupine
Nesbitt
Acceptance
Joliet-Quebec
3.50
*
•
Corp
Modern Containers class A—
Jun
1.70
37'A
25
preferred
Oils
100
Gas
Mining
2.50
400
2,632
£1
Preferred
Jellicoe
3.50
Petroleum
Preferred
Jet
3.50
13.50
1
Mindamar
50'A
2.10
46'A
50
42'A
Joburke
Feb
1
Minda-Scotla
Jan
Jan
2.05
45%
50
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Life
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
Jasper
7%
•
13.50
Brick
25% July
2.05
6.25
5%c
International
18c
*
Mines
&
Oil
Mill City
Milton
Jan
19%
615
25%
25'A
1
——1
Petroleums
47
Mar
25'/2
100
& Erie
Husky
Preferred
5,400
11,582
4c
1
.
Llaht & Power common
Montoco
*
A
Huron
International
3%c
21c
8%
*
Lake—
Uranium
Midcon
Apr
4'Ac
28'A Mar
•
-50
common
—
International
1,000
18c
8%
3'Ac
-5
—
.
Feb
8'A
*
•
100
Preferred
Jan
14c
July
July
445
47
•
Paper
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
4%
32c
21c
.
8'Ac July
18'Ac
•
•
—*
1
Petroleum
Merrill
Meta
Mexican
Apr
•
1
1
Preferred
Industrial
21c
Feb
7'Ac
30c
5c
1
common
Mercury
Mills
Merrill Island
Feb
9
Lake
Hughes-Owen
35c
Gold
McWatters
Jun
Feb
11'Ac July
7'A
35c
—
Red
Jan
11c
*
1
-
Red
McMarmac
Apr
100% July
~
Ltd
McKenzie
Jan
3.25 May
Mar
Ltd—
Corp
Frontenac
Jan
5c
8c
Mclntyre PorcuDine
Mclvor Drilling
July
90
Apr
,
9,000
McDougall-Segur
Jan
42
Jan
10
9
30,750
Preferred
*
100'A 100'A
„
Jan
28,000
Jan
12c
6%c Jun
7
5'Ac
Maybrun Mines
Grain class A
McColl
707
llcll%c
McCabe
8'A Mar
4 'A Mar
5.65
Maxwell
1.42 Mar
8%
Yellowknlfe
Hy-Charger
5
Apr
Feb
5
9
9'Ac 10'Ac
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Jun
*
class A
Consol
Bay
1.01
480
17%
8%
11c
Oils
Marwayne
Jun
9
1.70
5'Ac July
10c
—
Oils Ltd
Mining
Martin-McNeely
4.40
1.31 Mar
2'Ac July
1
——1
29% Jun
1
1
Mines
Gold
Hudson
110,705
7
1
Mines
Hoyle Mining
2,300
1.25
6%
6.00
6%c
9.30
•
Oil
Howard
15%
1.18
*
1
*
-.
Mfg
Homer
15%
7.95
6%
; 5
9c
1
1
—1
18% Jan
Iron
Red
Gold
Marcus
8,400
242,100
—1
Malartic
Marigold
Hinde & Dauch
Hosco
7
__
1.42
5'Ac
•
— -100
Mines
Maritimes
common
Hibbert
Hollinger
Marnenor
Feb
Gold
High Crest Oils
Holden
Maralgo
July
Apr
common—
Gold
Heva
July
53
Jan
Gold
Heath
137
Jan
8
Carpets
Headway
Jan
48'A
49c
—
Lakes
of
97
500
29'Ac
class
Cotton
Harrison
160
53
Feb
Mines
Harding
137
Feb
; Gypsum Lime it Alabastlne
Head
133
52%
Feb
6c
July
3c
May
Mines
Rock
137
52 'A
7%c Jan
3'Ac July
7
Lake Gold
Hard
1,500
15c
Lead
Hamilton
1,500
3%c
24c
Gwillim
Hailnor
4c
3 "Ac
1.38
3'Ac
1
Eastern
&
High
Lote
1.40
4'Ac
__
.
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
250
Freehold
Brass
3'Ac
Apr
22,300
Gunnar
Hahn
4c
3%c
23,200
'
Gridoil
19,332
33c
Gas
West Coal
Great
Manitoba
15c
20c
—
Cos'
West
July
12c
7%
Grass
Sweet
Great
15c
12%c
18c
Development
Great Plains
/Great
Malartic
26c
Paper
Lakes
Jan
5,663
class B
Mines
Great
Goldfields
58c
40c
28c
Mackay class A_
Bousquet
Granuines
29'Ac Mar
38c
*
•
-——-1
1
•
50
*
—
1
Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
Low
High
Shares
Low
Par
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
week's
Friday
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Sales
60
61c
Apr
Mar
Feb
74%
Apr
Mar
84c
Jan
46c
4%c Jun
11c
31 %c
11c
Jan
38c
•
Jan
Jun
Volume 180
Number 5343
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
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45
TP
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
,
3.00
i
Peace
:
River
Peruvian
Oils
Pioneer
OoC
40c
&
42C
_1
Mineral-,
;■<
1.05
?
1
11 %C
1
28
1.87 4
Rouyn Gold..
Power
Corn
Uranium
t-ioopectors
Airways
-
45c
89c
15c
2.65
Silk
class
A
Little
common
1
Dairy
class
13c
3,000
10c
Feb
32,100
6c
Jun
3%c
3 %c
3 %c
15%
15
15%
56%
1
—
*
2.15
&
Power
Silverwood
Simpsons
Siscoe
25
2,900
50
14
Apr
99c
..
1.55
15%
July
_
53
1,162
49%
115
54%
95
7%c
7%c
8c
5,200
11c
80c
7%c May
1,000
42c
3.90
87c
3.90
common
18,714
29 %
•
28%
29%
755
28
29
—.1
_
_
5.50
13c
.5
.
Mines
1
...
Dairies class
A
17%
53
Mar
3.75
4.30
Jan
29 %
23%
Feb
29
5.50
Jun
U,i
1
50
1.02
1.10
Oils
Ltd
Stanley Brock class
A
Stanwell Oil
6.15
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
Gas
10%c July
17
Jun
Jan
18c
19
Anglo
Bros
steel
Gold
Canada
of
Feb
Anglo
1.20
Apr
Asbestos
11%
51
51 %
130
47%
Feb
53%
Canada
2,600
40c
May
1,490
80c
Jan
29%
Jan
15c
15c
2,000
12c
Jun
25c
25c
Feb
26c
4,350
25c
Jan
34c
24%
Feb
26%
4,105
20
10'A
11
8
8
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
_
common.
—
50c
Class
4% %
common.
*
_
5%
12c
2.36
800
1.11
10,700
Mines
18,500
1
2.05
1.15
1
Elevators
*—
42c
1.50
•
class
*
preferred
__
A
—1—1
;
—J
Warrants
1
23% May
•
*
100
40
July
6VaC
6V8c
2,500
1.31
1.31
1.33
5,950
12c 12'Ac
10,854
9c
Feb
22c
Mar
14c
20,900
14c
July
27c
Feb
—
15c
Jan
10c
25
May
18
Apr
105
May
1.65 i
20c
Jan
Feb
2.70
Jun
July
1.22
Jun
37% May
8% Jan
100
10%
2.05
5,190
1.83 I
Apr
Jan
1.00
1.15
3,000
99c
Jun
12 %c
14c
5,000
12c
May
42c
45c
3,295
35c
Jan
1.45
1.50
700
41
-
10%
July
1.20 Mar
Dominion
Glass
61c
1.70
Jan
16
Jan
25
Jan
23
Jun
Jun
16
8c
500
41
6,525
32%
Jan
41
225
32%
Feb
39%
25
93
27
28
1,545
24%
Jan
14
8,905
Pato
Price
Mar
Feb
■
Mar
31%
Jun
10% July
■'
31% May
105
83
6.65
7.00
1,855
5.60
Feb
7.25
Feb
19
18%
19%
1,650
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
'
8%
Jan
14
July
Jan
87
105
July
35
35
25
32
27
27
45
23%
23%
23%
25%
8,632
—
75
78
70
4.90
4.90
4.90
1,130
Jun
11
5"%
10%
11
500
10
Jun
12%
Feb
*.1 68
68
68
10
64
Jun
70
53%
Apr
53%
54%
3,101
40%
13c
13c
13c
17%
18%
1,000
2,340
1
41
43
Weaving
•
17% July
27% Jan
26% July
75 %
798
54
Jan
75% July
34%
950
28% Mar
8
50
34% July
8 /2 Jun
50
Ltd-
Canadian
32
1
48 %c
Consolidated
-
,
34%
Jan
200
54%
Jan
2,050
28
Jan
36
175
34
Feb
33
122
30 A
4.05
4.05
910
3.50
39 %
41%
1,195
15%
15%
50
69
33
4.10
July
41,2
July
5%
126
^VaJyly
4.80 Jan
^
6.00
Feb
32
32%
400
23%
33
Jun
48c
50c
20,000
59c
Jan
1
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
July
Jun
41%
Jun
43% July
Jan
44c
Jun
in
e
In
48c
Jan
July
r
year's
Cash
range).
Included In year's
Issued,
x
range),
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
*
MARKETS
unllfted
delivered.
y
(not
to
1privileges,
wd when
wl When
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted
'
delivery sale (not Included
Selling ex-inter<>8t.
f Flat
AND
*
Included
year's range).
d Deferred
Jun
36c
No' par value.
Odd lot sale (not
Jun
Jan
July
•
July
July
37 A July
36
May
Jan
32
100
Jun
35% May
35 /2 July
5%
5%
2
125
69
32%
40
Investment_4_—*
Jan
37%
33%
—
*
Gen
Stores
50
6
65%
—
.
Apr
18% July
43% May
17% July
25
36%
*
—
54% July
23 %c
73
—.
1
Feb
33%
37%
*
.
Jun
16,570
6
common—
Apr
Jan
78
34
8
6
15%
35%
Mar
July
35%
—
..——*
Jan
July
36
27
25% July
34
34
Paper
Jan
27%
75%
*
4.40
100
7%
5
May
20% July
70
Mar
65
17%
33
.
35
17%
—
-
13 %c : Mar
99%
Jan
9
)
12%
"
com
common
Bros
Yukon
Jan
101%
—_
Securities
Consolidated
Co
7
25
,
-
14
0
Canada
Loblaw Inc
a
38
110
27%
High
Jan
*
Oilcloth
MacLaren Power
Minnesota
& Ontario
Jun
17
1,150
7%
20
Jun
45
44c
8,720
*
-
—
Utilities
Third
100
99%
10%
—•
common
Paper
Sangamo
250
43%
9%
l
Interprovincial Utilities
Feb
16
99
—
International
Jan
22
44c
10%
*
:
—
Preferred
1.60
19c
20%
8c
895
*
Bridge
Thrift
13%
100
31%
105
1
Lumber
Paper
Niagara Wire
Ogilvie Flour
Low
7%
31
Oil
Dominion
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
"
Westinghouse
DuPont
Shares
Low
—•
.
Western
Dominion
for Week
31%
Feb
20%
42%
Apr
—
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
2.65
39%
—
Feb
1.47
Sales
Range
—
Apr
12% July
37%
—
Jan
9c
Jan
*
——
1.06
Week's
of Prices
Feb
41
—
18c
1.14
10c
Exchange - Curb Section
Jun
Jan
38
43 %
Jun
%c July
6%c
—
Jan
15%
101
180
8c
41c
5'Ac July
5%c Jan
6.50
common
International
12
2.00
3.60
Canadian
Jan
8.75
28c
Feb
41
125
Mar
'/8c July
17,500
,
*
Canadian General Invest
Dalhousie
22
*
Finance
Jan
May
1.65
10%
15%
Works common
A —J
Exploration
*
6.50
13c
12
.
Feb
1.96 Mar
7c
Canadian Indus (1954) Ltd com new—•
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
*
Jan
18c
Apr
40
'
1
*
May
18%
10%
*"
10
Silver
preferred
85
1.10
__
•
B
100
334
2.20
--
Traders
24
10 %c
_
Gold
Towagmac
53,653
Jun
18c
5%c
1
1
Canadian Bruuze
Consolidated
13c
24,700
3.40
22c
10
Jan
B
.
Vinegars
Jan
Apr
1.10
.
10c
1.00
Jun
2.36
.1
*
_
Thompson-Lundmark
Iron
—
Jun
July
5c
>
17%
17%
103% 104%
-
36c
8
18%
23,65
15c 17%c
3.10
24
100
•
Calgary
Class
15c
26% July
11% May
Jun
6% Mar
7,452
7.65
3.30
May
6%
May
7,600
5%c
7.25
34
22% July
37% July
'
Teck-Hughes Gold
Toronto
5c
7.60
"
_
Pearson
Preferred
Toronto
5%C
•
Gold
Taylor,
Tombill
Torbrit
37%
25
_
Texas
36%
1
Switson Industries
Ltd
345
1
—
_
Inlet.
Tamblyn
2,500
22%
1
Preferred
Sylvanite
11c
21%
*
_
25,695
37%
_
Superior Propane Ltd pfd
Supertest (ordinary)
Surf
10c
48c
Feb
Jan
8
Jun
40<f
May
•
1
Brown Co common
KO
6,406
378,150
Jan
9c
6c
Last
1st preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging
1
31%c33%c
%c
%c
7
7c
1.55
•
Jun
100
80c
9'Ac Jun
Jun
1
Corp
Mar
22
9
31%c
Jun
44c
48c
-
3,915
„
13%
1
-
2,630
9,500
1.65
Friday
Pulp <fe Paper
Newfoundland Develop
21% May
•
-
10c
7%c
May
1
Canadian
Jan
81c
*
5%c
Mar
46% Jun
103
6%c Mar
*
July
1
1,500
1,000
7c
Vac
Andian National
Mar
_
7%c
5%c
Sale Price
Apr
10%
*
Ltd
&
July
7%c
95c
Jun
Canadian Funds
July
July
25%
_
40 %c
STOCKS
13
34
20,400
Jan
35c
34
48c
Mar
5%c
9%c
Toronto Stock
585
——
Jan
1
6,048
34
5.80 Mar
"
5,220
*
38% July
3.90
19 %c May
Jan
1.60
Metal
40c
'
*
Jan
July
33
40%c
Mar
22%
34%
1
13%
•
23
Feb
Feb
365
1,763
9%c
„;
13
•
Jan
Jan
jan
Jun
12c
4.00
7c
Yukeno Mines
38c
55c
20%
July
.
17%
38%
1.65
Yellowknife Bear Mines
13
55c
33c
95%
1
40c
55c
Jun
36c
__
1
9% Apr
14% Mar
*
9c
13c
2,600
-
10%
...
39c
Apr
1,021
375
*
-
21%
750
July
69c
Par
48,872
42
20c
42%
—
Jun
—.
Snnoner
Zinc
54% July
May
17%
40% Mar
5%c
102%
47c
May
5% July
850
1
&
13
60% May
3.90
7%c
Jan
Jun
July
50
Feb
2,800
5.60
410
10,575
•
,
20%
--
Stadacona Mines (1944)
Standard Paving common..
Standard Radio class A
Gas
8c
2.20 Jan
Jan
22
61 %C
8% May
21
4.30 Mar
42%
1
10%
1
Co
Jan
Jan
80
lie 13 %C
50
5,300
21
Feb
Apr
9.00 Jan
'
40
21
Jan
20 % May
1.60 Mar
500
12c 13%c
Feb
5c
7%
10,500
28c
Jan
6%
101 %
1
—
Zenmac
42
25c
5%c
12 %c
1
10%
»
Valley
Lead
42
20c
63c
21%
*
_
39
44%
50
24
17%
1.06
m
_
5.50
3,978
1,500
24c
Jun
4.00
1
__
2,628
59
5.25
5%c
Jan
82c
29
__
12%
5.00
1.67
Jun
May
49%
"
12%
58%
Jun
Jun
Jun
42%
Jan
1.45
2.20
Jan
53%
50c
..
Gold
Southam
Jun
50%
1
Slater, N. Co new com
Somerville preferred J
Souris
2.53
1.50
9,525
6,100
3.95
Feb
15
1.75
13%
6%c Apr
19
38%
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Mines
56% , July
49%
50
—
_
common
Ltd
15%c
Jan
1.75
1.60
A—
Gold
Kignts
Feb
54%
(Quebec)
snver-Miller
19%
Jan
1.07
1
Ltd
47/8c Jun
Jun
6c
99c
70
5.25
Ltd
Winnipeg & Central
Jan
1.70
1,000
20%
22
Larder
Yale
1.85
7,500
6%c
20
21
Petroleums
Winora
Jan
Jun
1.75
Voting trust ctfs
Silknit
May
15
15,300
6%c
common
17c
July
Jan
10c
Feb
lc
Wright-Hargreaves
1.26
1.00
•
A
Breweries
July
37%
3.15
14%
400
Jan
1.47 Mar
Jun
5,700
8%
42
class
10% May
13% Feb
1,850
15
*
com.
3.25
Jun
3,200
2.00
3c
17%
8%
25c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jun
1.44
'
50c
.
-
46%
56%
9c
4,000
16%
98c
11% Apr
102
(Geo)
Wilrich
Feb
52%
—
4c
I
Grocers
Winchester
Apr
2%c
5%
1.68
Preferred
Apr
1.35
1
Ltd
Feb
18c
Jan
7c
100
8%
Mar
21c
10%
504
_
19c
20c
10
15,300
8,000
1
15%
2.50 July
200
8%c
May
37%
2,815
8c
preferred
Mines
2.70
1.01
6
16%
1
7.70 Apr
Jan
7,600
Breweries
Weston
Mar
11c
72c
575
1.05
40
Ashley
Canada
Feb
14
Feb
July
12%
♦
Products
Western
Leaseholds
97/8c July
5.25
21c
1.01
Tungsten
25
1,800
4,500
18,350
12%
common
Oils
Western
1,000
10%
Jun
1
Western
45,800
11%
30%
1
Apr
13c
11
Jan
29
6.65
22c 23 %c
85c
94c
10
Consol
Apr
12c
2.50
23%
.1
11%
14 y2
10%
160
28%
59
20
10% Mar
11%
July
6
W
Feb
100
1,413
33,270
4.45 July
15 %
1.02
♦
Pyrites
Western
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
Western
Mar
July
3.30
12%
I
15
11
11c
Jan
22c
12%
86c
•
July
11c
tf
_
13
12c
13c
Jan
1.65
Jun
43
745
*
May
15
9%
Jan
Jun
..
12%
(Canada)
_
&
Jan
24,806
*
Territories
Westeel
Jun
'.10 Mar
8% Mar
4c
Steel
Equipment
Wekusko
11
8V2C
_
Gordon
Weedon
Jan
18
•
.
Water
Apr
74c
15c
35o
11% May
4.20
29
•
Grey Trust
G
May
Jan
33
1,666
Jun
Feb
9
15%
22c
1
Preferred
West
2,547
6.60
Mines
Waterous
Jan
10
43
17c
„
19c
Jan
3.50 Mar
3.95
—25
Amulet
Walker
Jan
1.24
134
14%
Waite
Apr
1.2Q
12c
3.20
19
7c
Gold
23c
7%c
18%
14%
•'
July
&
Feb
8
40
44
_
Shawkey (1954) Mines.
Sheep Creek Gold
Sigma
15,310
13
pfd____
Mines
Apr
43c
50
1.20
6%c
.
Sicks'
10
1.12
13
*
_
Sherritt
21,547
1.00
Vicour
Mar
2.30
,87c
1
10
1.18
43%
common
Corp
Petroleums
B
3%c
100
1
Gold
Preferred
24,000
105,325
•
Shawiniean
Apr
55c
•
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums..
.
5%C
6%c
;
Industries
Class
4%c
43%
A
Oil
Bridge
Jun
8c
1
Rupununi Gold
Sarnia
Jan
65c
1
9c
1
River
14c
900
6,100
65c
10
Antonio
Mar
17,025
15c
54c
1.18
*
Lawrence
25,590
1.65
2.55
Sapphire
Violamac
1
.
Oils
Oak
Sand
Victoria
Jun
1.08
*
Rundle Oils
San
Jan
20y4
9c j:
*
Bank
Russell
43 %c
2.65
Rights
St
Jun
137/8 Mar
50 %c
*
A
xvoyalite
18c
May
145
9%
42c
14 %c Jan
Jan
14%
•
Ltd
l.lJO
94c
B
Viceroy Mfg class A
3,620
1.17
1
Ventures
Jan
28,100
May
15%
_•
Cons
20
14c
*
3.85
25c
17c
Alloys
Roi
2.55
10%
41%
Steel
loC
88c
_*
common
Feb
9,900
Feb
Jan
30
*
3.95
Upper Canada Mines
73c
50 %c
Uranium
Mfg
2.50
21c
42%
1
Mar
1
Silver
Royal
5%c
Jan
Jim
3.05
*
37c
65c
.
United
Jun
„7c
2.55
65c
Jan
31c
10%
_•
Hill
Vanadium
10c
23c
«■
Keno
19%
4,800
6,000
8c
t
High
1.75 July
30c
July
2,730
35c
9%
5.50 Mar
Van
27%
34c
9%
Oils
1.20 July
15 %c Jan
151,500
9
class
United
July
July
38c
2.75
___»
-
Montauban Mines
6,300
19%
9c
Fuel
United
United
5.75
Mar
700
*
„
United
Feb
3.90
May
62c
5,500
50c
l^c
19%
22.050
1
Consolidated
Roval
1.00
10c 11 %c
2.95
2.99
1
—
Oils
Rocne Long Lac
Roy
4 90
94c
1
common
Corp class B
15% July
1
.
Asbestos
July
3.00
3.05 July
'/95c
1
preferred
Roxana
17,875
12,000
1
Rix-Athabasco
Rowan
5.10
Mining
United
Jan
'
44
2.w«1 Mar
..
3.80
_50c
Uranium
J
-
3.05
1
Mines
O:
Apr
4.70
1
-
1
7%
3.25
1
Petroleum
rtexspar
..
Jan
5.10
;
1
Mines
Renable
)
♦
•
....
Regcourt
Class
35
,1.45 July
;
Union
United
5,423
8c
35% July
84c
1,187
3,600
23,344
1
Poplar Gold
Redwater Utilities
Robinson,
44
.
Jan
1.60
1
Red
$1.00
42 y8
Apr
Low
1.90
26%
2.75
Acceptance
Preferred
Union Gas
l.a/ juiy
40c
Feb
4
Mar
15%
*
Uranium
Robertson
July
51c
r,
1.36
,
Feb
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
35c
Oil
_
July
.
1.01
17c
Shares
•
Union
■
<■
80c
,
1.50
•
Mining
Riverside
'>
12%
1
.
Metallurgical
Prado
Jan
Apr
1.60
'
Mines
Quebec Nickel Corp
Qjieenston Gold
Rio
42%
Jun
30
26
600
2.00
-
'28c
h
1
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Reef
Jan-
14%
;
Quebec
Radiore
53c
Tungsten Corp
for Week
1.75
•
-
Petroleum
Triad
Jan
Mar
■'
1,000
.
1.22
1.79
•
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
•
Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Trend
May
I
LJ.
Preston East Dome
Quemont
35
35,080
r
Apr
10c
4,300 "
18c
Empire Oils
Trans Era Oils
Trans Mountain Oil
1.20 July
62c
Jun
Mar
1.41
Trans
Feb
24
580
Week's
Last
Sale Price
8.40 Mar
-
-
"Jan
95c
17,800,
45c :
Mar
39c
2,565 '
Friday
STOCKS
1.00
Jun
1
Oil
Metals
Quebec
r
JO *">5
1.87
1
•
1G
1
5.00 Mar
,
Feb
75c
15,955
,
85c
1.75
53c
•
-
Powell
Pronto
84 %c
*'
JULY
Par
Jun
3.65
22,620
8
17c
River
ENDED
High
July
26c
2,470
liy«c 12 %c
28
> 29
84%C-.
Oils
Prairie
«5
50c
-
'
•
Powell
(
1.08
1.05
1 "8
Pnntiac Petroleum
Pressed
;
48c
1
b
24,000
1.14
43c
Mines
Oils
Poplar
f
1.03
3.00
2,500
'
4.80
44c
i
Development
Ponder
4.15
-1.09
•
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Placer
4.15
1
Gold
1,130
bOC
41c
Gas_
■Petrol Oil & Gas
Pickle Crow Gold
„
doc
1
I
Nat
Low
3.05
50c
Consol
Range Since Jan.
High
3.00
.
Paymaster
Shares
Low
•
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
;
.Parker, Drilling
Pathfinder Petroleum
FOR
Sales
Range
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 19,
46
1954
(290)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, July
16
Obligations of Governmeni Agencies
Investing Companies
Mutual
Funde—
Bid
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc_
1.25
American Business Shares...-—1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
—
Ask
1.10
5.44
4.35
13.95
Par
-
1.20
5.88
4.65
15.77
Axe-Houghton Fund
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
11.99
11.44
22.63
11.00
10.58
20.82
3.36
9%
3%
11.06
Mutual
1
Inc
Fund
"A" Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc. 1
Beneficial
Corp-
———
America
of
Tr
Inv
-
(Medium
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
K-l
(Income
Trust————1
Fund————-1
21.13
22.84
Fund lnc_.—
Canadian
Century
Shares
Chemical
23.57
25.48
8,900
9,200
135
140
14.94
16.22
\ 7.59
8.23
Securities com—100
Christiana
Preferred
100
-
,
1
Commonwealth Investment _—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc
Fund
Colonial
11.33
12.37
18.43
9.25
14.02
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
10.21
S-3
(Speculative
Com Stk)__l
Com Stks)_l
9.97
20.11
10.10
15.30
11.14
10.85
7.77
6.02
10.60
Loomis
40.13
40.13
Managed Funds—
Automobile
11.38
11.99
45.81
18,51
12.11
46.27
20.35
8.97
7.79
9.83
8.54
Dividend
Shares—
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
13.76
2.34
ld.io
12.10
2.13
12.11
2.50
25c
E
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
Eaton
17.82
15.04
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
,
Formula Fund of Boston—
Beneficial interest shares—-1
Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Founders
Gas
1
—1
1
Industries Fund Inc
Capital
General
Corp
Trust
Group Securities—
General Investors
Aviation
25 ^4
2.75
22.31
75.41
6.78
New
Fully
9.20
33.09
13.77
12-
1-54
bl.10
0.90%
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.15
0.95%
1-
4-54
10-
1-54
bl.05
0.80%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
Bl.15
1.00%
1.90%
2-
1-54
11-
1-54
bl.10
0.85%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.20
1.05%
bl.10
0.85%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.20
1.05%
bl.10
0.90%
United States Treasury
July
X19.50
September 9,
99.903
99.975
99.981
September
1954
16, 1954
99.892
1954
29,
99.994
99.877
99.889
99.962
23,
99.863
99.848
99.833
99.874
99.858
99.842
99.819
99.826
Inc
September 2,
25%
25
13.26
17.21
20.44
2.50
17.55
22.22
Growth Stock
99.906
21.23
327/8
31.62
31.62
1
2%
17.60
15.37
17.60
16.62
Federation
First
& Clark
(net asset value)—*
(net
Shares
66.50
25.92
& Farnham Fund—1
25.92
State
Bk
Continental
Bank
&
Texas Fund Inc
7.71
X5.41
15.03
7.32
1
9.77
6.62
8.38
5.91
16.34
8.00
Inc—
Fund
Accumulated
14.59
2.40
United
Continental
United
Income
13.54
United
1.06
96c
Fund
Fund
1
1
Shares_l
1
Fund
1
10
Institutional
17.68
16.75
lc
Fund-lc
.
19.35
18.32
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
9.35
16.42
lc
5.38
5.89
lc
1.41
7.26
1.56
7.94
Fund Inc
Wall Street
Investing Corp
Washington! Mutual
Investors
1
1
Whitehall
Wisconsin
Bank
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Investment
Surety
&
Co
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Automobile
$1 .25
conv
Aiuer Ins
Co
148%
34%
36%
49%
51%
4
5
of
70%
73
4.72
BM
76%
5
47
Amer—5
98
38
31%
30%
31%
Merchants
Fire
27%
29%
Merchants
&
66%
68%
National Fire-
American Surety
37
31%
30
—,
&
Bmkers
Shippers..—Co
Insurance
Boston
Camden
Fire Ins Assn
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty Co
Crum
Forster
&
Employees
10
5
(N J)—5
Inc..
Assoc
Reinsurance
Group
10
10
10
*
65
Federal
Fidelity
&
Deposit
of
Fire Assn
of
Md
Philadephia
Foreman's Fund
(S F)
281
292
34%
71%
94
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
34
37
—10
40
10
155
27
20
70
Trust
Manufacturers
Co
20
Bank
City
York
New
& Co Inc
(J P)
Bank
Sterling
25
100
Cleve Elec Ilium
.10
Power
Lt
&
38%
Bank_ 12.50
54
56
Trust—25
86
89
45%
47%
20
38%
40%
20
51%
54%
17
55
58
Angeles
27%
29
Nat'l
Security-First
Pittsburgh
Nat'l
Mellon
&
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
St.
Louis
National
Bank & Trust-20
Manufacturers
Mutual
_25
50%
53%
Co
& Trust
Bank
Louis
St
29%
Trust
Mercantile
Bank
Bank
National
First
Bank
National
American
Boatmen's
25
61
65
Trust
20
61%
65%
Union
United
Bank
Bank
&
Trust
20
65
100
Tower Grove Bank & Trust
160
Francisco
of Amer
NTH A—6.25
37%
38%
Security Issues
Ask
99%
—1974
100
100%
Light 3%s
1984
102
102%
3%s
1984
1979
102
Southern Nat. Gas 3%s
100'/4
Utah Power
&
100%
100 %
Virginia
101%
102 »/4
Washington Gas Lt 3%s
1984
100 Va
100%
West
1984
97%
97%
Consumers
5
46
47%
45%
49%
47%
Detroit
28%
Gulf
Gas
__
3s
Power
.
Electric
Penn
Power
1984
3s
102%
-
99%
100
99%
100 %
99%
100%
48
2
3s__
Natural
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
101 %
101
100 Va
90 %
Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
41%
New
York
29%
North
10
River
2.50
x26%
34%
36%
3.33%
8%
9%
5
Fire
343
353
Northeastern
136
140
Northern
12.50
66
10
88
10
5
65
68
Peerless Casualty Co
26%
28%
120
65%
67%
Pacific
60
62
Pacific Indemnity Co
Fire
:
27/8s
Edison
Power
3V4S
103
103 %
1984
101%
102 >/4
El
100 Va
100%
1984
98%
102
102%
101%
33%
Phoenix
10
77
81
Providence-Washington
10
29%
31%
54
56
65
67
Reinsurance
2
9%
54
10%
57
124
3V4S
3 Vas
New
100%
100%
Jersey Bell Tel 3s
Pacific
Gas
Elec
&
(N Y)
10
70
72
Securitv
10
44
20%
55%
5
39%
41
Travelers
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
10
28%
30
U S
42%
44%
U
Hartford Fire Jnsu- ar.ee Co—10
172%
177%
S
(New
Haven)
10
_100
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..10
Fire
3
Westchester Fire.
2
57%
1,315
*
4%
5.65%
pfd
•
pfd_100
108
109
k
3%s__ _1984
4.36%
k__
10O
preferred
4.16%.
100%
99%
preferred
Ohio Power 4.08%
98%
ioi y4
3V4S _1984
1037/a
104 V4
5.85%
El 2%s_ _1984
97fe
97%
5.12%
.
102
103
101
102 %
99 V4
ioo y4
100
preferred-100
Electric
3Vas
Public Serv El
San
Diego Gas
Gas
&
&
***—V
FOOTNOTES
■
C
c
Tenn
Gas Transmission—
100
100
preferred
preferred
106%
105
100 %
98%
"
FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
59 %.
1,355
7d%
73%
49
51
30%
28%
& Lgt
Gas
Mississippi Pow & Lgt—
-1984
Penn
57%
48
Spii. -*i Id Fire & Marine
St&r-dtu'd Accident.,
10
50
(Texas)
Paul Fire & Marine
Nat
Island Lighting—
4.35%
preferred
100
Louisiana Power & Light—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
-1974
3%s
%
—
Corp
Paso
102 V4
_1989
3s
98
1979
_1984
Power
Power
Long
Public Service
Montana
Dallas
1984
_
Houston Lighting
Iowa
Stocks-
Power 3s_1989
3%s
Light
Duquesne
68
i
xl8%
37
100%
88%
31%
Fire
25
1989
10
5
5
Tanover
53%
3yss_1979
Consol
io
5
Gulf Life
18%
307
3%s__ -1984
48
46
American
51%
City
Commonwealth Edison 3s~ _1984
46
&
16%
297
Power 3V4S—..1984
Oregon
Central
12%
45
Globe
130
123
Bid
30
55
44
Great
6%
Los
San
28 Va
10
Republic—
Rutgers Fire
5%
Recent
xll%
6.25
&
124%
44%
43
Bonds-
National Union Fire
St
General Reinsurance Corp
56%
55
10
Co-
270
121%
—2
& Trust
32%
30
Trust_17%
&
Bank
National
National
4
Seaboard Surety Co
Glens Falls.—
165
262
25
Trust
5
Republic
Globe
27%
25%
100
20
of Freeport
Assurance
27%
%
10
225
Detroit
72
Kings County Trust Co
Manufacturers
38%
:•
38%
,
33%
,
29 %
10
20
20
Irving Trust
Calif
36
Newark
55%
37
.10
First National Bank
91
35%
53%
44%
of
54
68
64
69%
51
42%
Firemen's
41
20
49
-10
10
3.50
5
210
•
58%
10
32
50
Jersey
100
'
4
Employers
435
411
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The) Bank
New Amsterdam
Automobile
111
106
420
Cleveland
80%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Lincoln National Life
10
North
415
Ask
10
300
400
100
Co
294
55%
Public Nat'l
30%
Casualty_5
5
x34 %
38
Albany, N. Y.
Home
of
Trust
99
100
Savings Bk
National Bank of Detroit
State Bank of Albany
Steamboiler
Co
&
24%
(52%
Rye
_1
Co
67
100
Bank
National
136
•
National Bank—
23.17
5.10
Par
Insurance
23
399
Rochelle
New
24.59
5
25
10
&
preferred
Re-insurance
American
144%
10
131
100
Y
Franklin Square N Y
21.43
(Newark N J)—2%
Fidelity
American
151
96
16
First Westchester Natl Bank
22.55
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred—
10
Massachusetts Bonding
5
Equitable Assur
American
10
10
64
.20
10
of the City of N
Morgan
Companies
Hartford
&
67
Bank
National
1
Ask
157
10
Insurance
Life
Aetna
Bli
Bank
112
105
10
Trust
&
Fiduciary Trust
United States Trust
Par
4%
65 V*
16
10
Trade Bank
Insurance
Northern
(White Plains N Y)
1
Inc
Fund
48
3%
(ex-distribution
Corn Exchange Bank Trust—20
County Trust Co
National
Wellington Fund
Institutional
45%
Tr__25
&
National
Trust
Meadow Brook National Bank
13.07
12.19
1
Inc
Fund
Harris Trust
16.75
4.95
Income
First
51%
7.41
5.41
10.19
x6.78
1
Value Line Fund Inc
Line
49%
50
Stamped
Franklin
8.96
6.06
1
Ask
Illinois
x48
Empire Trust
Television-Electronics Fund
Science
Continental
15
Commercial
25
Trust—33%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
55%
Clark—
&
Stock Fund
value)
Funds
40%
413
54
Trust
Bank &
1
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc__1
Fund
38%
401
10
Chase National Bank
Chemical
Bl«
Far
100
Trust—
Bankers
Companies
Ask
Bid
Chicago
Bank of New York
44.19
17.50
22.95
34%
United
99.918
1954—
the Manhattan Co—10
Bank of
43.31
Amer
99.930
September 30., 1954
October 7, 1954
October 14, 1954
York
New
X16.19
Stevens
99.944
Far
1
Inc
September
99.957
99.920
j
Bank & Trust
7%
27%
32
14.50
7
1
Inc
Scudder, Stevens
1954
99.969
99.948
99.935
1954
21.08
5
5
*
Inc—
(Geo)
Ask
99.991
1
Fund
Bid
1954
22,
1954
3.29
Dollar Vain*
Ask
Rid
July
26,
3.00
Bills
Dollar Value
1954
1
Inc
(T Rowe)
Value
Fund
Investment Co of America
1-54
4-
Long Island Trust
Fund—lc
Insurance
6-
1.50%
Shares—
Trust
Fund
Fund
United
Ask,
1.30%
0.75%
Doe
1954
9.85
9.63
3.95
32.13
13.36
Bld
Dae
Ask
0.65%
19,
8.99
8.79
3.59
1
Dated
Bate
Bld
bl.00
August
4.63
Canada
Fund
Street Fund
Stein Roe
99.20
bl.00
12,
10.34
70.00
9.05
99.12
1959
1-54
5,
9.44
■
1,
2-54
August
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp__*
8.26
l%s April
9-
August
14.26
5.07
lc
of
-
Common
:
100.23
8-
6.60
lc
Fund Inc
—
asset
100.4
100
100.21
1959
1-53
August
1
—1
5.10
12.52
Institutional
Income Fund Inc
4.04
3.70
6.04
13.05
1
Series
4.64
13.50
2.19
Fund
Growth
1
1
32.82
1
Foundation
——1
Series
30.36
1
Institutional
10.92
7.51
8.78
5.65
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Foundation Fund Inc. 10c
Bank
9.99
.6.87
8.03
5.17
Selected
21.14
Institutional
—1
——
Stock
Stock
Scudder,
15,
12-
Dated
18.38
15.65
8.31
3.23
21.14
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
14.48
7.51
*
Fund Inc
17.13
7.58
2.93
lc
Incorporated
1
1
Corp
Series
$1.50
Fund
1%S Feb.
11- 2-53
Series—
Philadelphia
8.99
11.92
9.82
10.03
100.16
99.24
1, 1958
1, 1958
1%S Oct
2.35%
—
Putnam
100.20
99.28
Securities-
6.85
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Income
12.49
preferred
Petroleum & Trading
8.39
shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
-lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Railroad Bond shares—
lc
RR Equipment shares
lc
Railroad stock shares-.
lc
Steel shares!
lc
Hudson
11.49
Fund———
8.31
15.67
8.93
10.88
9.43
9.15
Industrial Machinery
Fund
1
Fund
administered shares—lc
bond shares
lc
Haydock
interest
1-54
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
6.39
103.31
100.8
1957
1957
1,
2.25%
Ml
—
5.82
Fund Inc
Inc
1-54
12-
2.96
lc
Guardian Mutual
11-
1-54
Series
Puritan
shares—
3-54
1956
6.71
Tobacco
5-
3-
Series
6.12
1,
Oct.
101.8
100.12
1957-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1.35%
6.95
lc
1%S April
101
103.29
1956
15,
2.15%
1955
Price
1,
101.10
Trust—
1.60%
American
Pioneer
General
100.18
101.11
1955
15,
100.21
100.20
101.13
100.19
1%S Dec.
Stock
Inc
Resources
10.94
10.83
Ask
101.2
8.88
Series
Pine
100.15
Treasury Notes—
Shares—
Resources
9.99
9.89
shares
8.10
Series
7.97
Food
l%s Dec.
6.90
.
13.17
England
North
4.36
5.26
N
1956
1,
l%s April
17, 1955-
13.17
Fund Inc
Oct.
1 %s
l%s May
4.78
Speculative Series
Natural
32nd* of a point
2%s March
3.84
1954
1955
5.45
Series
Natural
1 %s
100.21
15,
15,
1
Preferred
Growth
April
100.17
100.13
100.15
100.19
100.13
15, 1954
Aug.
Feb.
1
Balanced
Stock
100.9
113
Bid
l%s
100.15
l%s
Fund—
Investors
Income
1961
•
Maturity—
2%s Sep.
Corp—
National Security
Bond
3s
100.20
100.5 '
112%
1960 w i
Canal
4.38
34.84
9.39
Balanced
National
1959
May
2%s Feb;
3.27
5.69
32.23
8.55
Wide
Nation
1,
1,
101.24
99.22
102.16
100.14
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
of Indebtedness—
22.64
beneficial
of
1958
2%s
Ask
Bid
25.43
Trust
1,
figure* after decimal point represent one or more
Maturity—
4.95
asset value
Mutual
1957-55
U. S. Certificales of Indebtedness & Notes
20.94
Life
100.27
1956
Panama
23.52
Shares
Mutual
12.93
Shares
1955
1, 1957
1955
1,
1,
3.48
interest—1
Mutual Invest Fund
7.27
Equipment
1%S June 1,
2s June
1,
Oct.
2%s May
100.19
100.6
100.6
100.15
100.2
100.2
1955
beneficial interest—*
of
Units
11.81
Capital
1,
1
Massachusetts
2%s Feb.
1%S
15,
1954
1%S March
15,
1955
Inc
Fund
Growth Fund——lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
Building
2%s Feb.
6.27
Growth
Investors
100 &
100.16
100.31
102
99.30
102.24
2%s May
3.96
Investors
beneficial
Ctfs of
100.13
100 2/32
Inc—10c
Fund
Bond
1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
lc
Massachusetts
Net
1954
1955
lc
7.58
14.31
lc
shares
—lc
shares—————lc
shares
Automobile
8.61
1M1
2.53
20.64
70.13
6.24
1
Inc
Futures
12.48
10.97
,23.21
j-10
First Boston Corp
3.22
48
7.85
7.00
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Financial
6.08
11.39
10.09
20c
5
19.0a
16.09
5.87
20.98
2.93
46
Fund
Stock
17,
lc
shares
Steel
10.40
Series
15,
Jan.
lc
shares
Petroleum
1,
3.98
lc
shares
Paper
Mass
Diversified Trustee Shares—
shares
Metals —:
Non-Ferrous
Manhattan
1
Fund—1
Sep.
1.30s
2%s
Industries
General
15.02
35 %
Stock Fund_
1.15s
100.023
2.97 i
5.17 ;
lc
shares
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Business
13.89
33 %
Diversified Investment
*
Ask
2%s Nov.
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Banks—
Loan
Home
Certificates
18.03
Diversified Growth
*
Value)
Asset
15.19
Trust-1
Investment, Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De Vegh Income Fund Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
Delaware Fund
1
Fund
Trust
16.58
Western
Federal
11.59
Fund
Bid
100.062
Ask
Bid
6.60
25c
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Lexington
13.97
Consolidated Investment
7.11
1
1
Crown
Stocks)
Pfd
Priced
Knickerbocker
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—•—1
Fund Inc
20.56
1
(Low
11.28
14.31
18.84
1
S-4
10.43
13.22
1
Bonds)
Pfd
(High-Grade
1
rl
Fund Inc
28.24
27.37
Bonds)
Priced
23.70
28.93
9.61
27.06
25.09
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(Net
Canada General
Grade
S-l
27.79
30.70
1
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
(Investment
B-2
(Speculative
25.71
28.03
34.56
Keystone Custodian Funds—
K-2
X8.89
15.56
33.88
1
represent one or more 32ndi of a point
Plgurei after decimal point
Mutual
(The)
3.67
10'/a
4Vs
12.02
22.04
26.76
*
Boston Fund Inc--_—————1
Bowling Green Fund Inc——10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Bond
Ask
14.24
Boston—1
Fund Inc
B-l
Development
Atomic
of
Trust
Investment
Johnston
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
•No
value.
bBid yield price.
k admitted to listing on the New York
par
Stock
Exchange.
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Ex-dividend.
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■
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Volume 180
Number 5343 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(291)
THE
Bank
-
With
clearings this
a
year
ago.
week show
COURSE
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
OF
BANK
will
in
appear
issue of next week.
our
upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities of
the country, indicate that
for the week ended
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
July-17, clearings from
time
cannot furnish them
Saturday,
all
cities
of
the
United
States
against
$18,369,995,715
this center there is
for the
in
1953.
ended
ShEo?01*
Kansas
J&ansas
^roS
Ron
>415,000,000
1
378,000,000
-558,410,000
378,834,281
*
pftfoWoK
HlSo ?
Cleveland
?
Baltimore
Ten
.___
cities,
five
Other cities,
cities,
Total
one
all
cities
—
330,541,028
—
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
6th
5.7
St.
9th
762,285,524
San
4.1
$21,077,489,673 $18,369,995,715
+
Outside
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The
results for June and six
months of 1954 and 1953
Description—
Month of June
-
Stocks—
.
shares-
&
42,224,938
misc.—
25,075,090
192,980,733
$68,552,000
Bank
57,000
International
U.
S.
government
68,000
Total
bonds
$77,847,400
517 000
8,024,600
9,238,400
Government.
605,000
69,453.600
51 283 840
35!o00
$68,751,200 $468,180,700 $423,254,340
Reserve
Month—
I954
33,374,561
March
1st
Quarter
29,512,893
34,370,236
28,962,930
23,585,782
25,515,558
2nd
Quarter
—
86,212,314
78,064,270
months
The
of bank
course
month of June
192,980,733
171,913,501 247,188,683
clearings at leading cities for
Cleveland
5th
Atlanta
7th
Month of June
omitted)
1954
New York—
Chicago
47,566
ou«,t0^,~Cr
Louis
_
Pittsburgh.
San
4,122
2,777
2,595
5,040
1,548
1954
1953
2,422
2-322
"15,169
15
Dallas
12th
San
1,679
1,586
1,544
2,296
1,382
2,196
1,200
2,316
1,134*
1,061
Kansas City " 1,642
Cleveland..
2,041
Minneapolis 1,552
933
1,586
2,040
Outside
New
1,361
1951
1
♦.
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
_
_
_
__
_
_
_
_
—
__
_
9th
_
Kansas
5,631
12th
9,079
9,204
9,014
10,857
7,827
7,522
598
7,663
580
4,296
4,103
3,908
2,280
15,699
16,339
13,642
716
606
591
4,244
602
4,202
659
664
3,850
-
__
3,944
3,842
156
132
3,900
691
884
796
391
353
2,861
2,739
549
482
439
2,990
3,052
509
2,468
2,814
504
477
3,097
2,903
612
-
2,819
605
3,644
1,815
3,556
3^408
1,754
3,468
1,609
4,240
4,340
4,025
3,811
386
2,880
2,905
2,737
2,714
4,118
4,115
4,130
1,748
0.3
2,749,480,492
2,347,474,082
2,643,041,567
+
4.0
2,138,244,296
+
9.8
3,431,637,613
3,539,759,860
4,876,558,273
3,347,414,469
+
2.5
3,385,567,603
+
4.6
4,658,239,520
+
4.7
4,470,851,807
95,989,592,057
88,893,269,435
+' 8.0
84,546,100,827
48,423,329,206
47,176,363,800
+
821
309
312
258
250
:774
753
684
652*
453
Seattle
459
406
766
Hartford
709
727
339
303
283
144
130
-
718
346
Salt Lake C.
120
176
_,
1,890
'
.
*
"
"
"
"
"
Six Months
\
San
cities
76,074 72,895
13,162
12,819
11,152
Total
95,989
N.Y.C.
We
48,423
now
1,969
'
897
67,030 463,312
Other cities
Out.
Francisco
Outside
"
432,534 418,329
75,635
74,688
New
2,727
York
1,618
1,717
69,488
406,848
66,035
January
February
41,672,977,631
years:
Six Months
Six Months
Dec. Vo
$
$
0.8
17,068,759,441
17,453,029,204
+ 13.0
239,455,036,469
18,240,057,267
242,738,816,952
274,375,670,042
+
29,897,088,171
29,615,609,558
+
30,717,679,542
31,588,196,912
—
15,791,903,986
15,806,686,143
25,023,805,720
48,948,398,362
24,839,570,893
49,693,582,638
15,863,418,401
15,570,935,795
44
16
44
31
—
44
12,722,333,802
*
227,962,345,673 II
1.0
29,505,658,393
29,725,822,53#
29,211,753,542
28,692.291,690
0.1
14,600,138,311
14,048,591,358
0.7
23,222,008,081
21,593,413,529
1.5
44,214,871,009
44,233,505,241
1.9
+
—
+
14,529,247,547
11,634,069,589
19,104,854,714
18;995,742,810
26,275,350,720
12,026,974,401
+
5.8
19,654,452,051
19,477,006,468
+
0.9
20,564,885,588
20,225,646,856
+
1.7
.
1051
2.8
44
44
44
11
44
14,768,086,4?^i.|
11,612,852,271
l
18,912,120,093
17,485,940,96ft
26,395,458,105
26,996,829,973
27,399,163,506
—
1.5
538,947,377,820
City
507,222,247,389
+
6.3
487,817,490,606
472,883,457,095
274,320,954,772
,_
covers
273,973,794,633
+
0.1
257,114,900,035
253,588,139,903
the clearings since
January 1, 1954 and 1953:
Clearings, Total All
$
.
+
1.7
90,455,281,857
+
8.0
49,976,051,679
48,766,497,266
+
2.3
250,783,025,430
+
6.6
136,215,519,570
136,113,211,924
+
85,442,341,546
4.6
45,894,925,883
46,252,211,948
82,103,610,978
88,893,269,435
5.0
43,787,180,113
44,432,006,961
8.0
48,423,329,206
47,176,363,800
256,439,221,959
5.9
138,105,435,202
-
137.860,582,709
+
0.2
538,947,377,820
507,222,247,389
6.3
274,320,954,772
I
273,973,794,633
+
0.1
95,989,592,057
—
2nd
6
41,290,638,958
271,544,005,171
May
+ 10.3
267,403,372,649
quarter.
74,495,597,870
86,222,373,461
1st
44,948,828,933
,
quarter
months
or
1954
1953
+14.2
Week
Inc.
or
1954
Dec. %
57 ,928,316
56 623,981
+
2.3
1953
$
2,154,424
2,696.883
+ 18.6
144 651,524
+ 11.0
5,374,775
5.275,508
+
7.0
15,169 233,896
14,969, 424,271
+
1.3
13,232,954
468,761,613
501,677,676
+
13.0
80 258,979
75 267,908
+
6.6
2,710,881
2,528,914
6,010,841
6.369,760
5.003.240
15,716,655
56,407,968
Springfield
Worcester
51,349,527
39,444,813
144,350,915
75,068,218
Haven
Waterbury
40,898,830
176,865,999
Connecticut—Hartford
66,445,804
+ 17.1
+
—
+
—
+
35 ,843,574
130 336,514
33 959,593
27.3
32 ,521,629
28 961,249
3.2
86 425,904
87 191,792
9.9
304 211,225
298 995,077
3.6
22.5
+ 13.0
224
221,669
228 229,472
+
3.9
0.1
OA
1-5
+
2.6
Ended
July
91952
Inc. or
Dec. %
—20.1
.
1951
$
$
2,098,809
2,191,165
1.9
5,359,787
5,074,536
—
6.6
503,531,751
521,109,125
+
7.2
2,464,759
2,405,757
+
23.6
+
5.5
+ 12.3
1,420,898
1,149,389
—
0.9
3,100,442
3,868,154
+
1.7
11,034,515
10,460,361
10,438,569
—
—
1.8
9,676,397
1,07+484
~942~278
—19.8
2,086,759
2,251,761
5.5
10.696,506
10,608,062
+
—
991 312,757
897 300,717
+ 10.5
25,171,376
28,139,492
—
405 994,619-
389 601,676
+
4.2
14,904,252
13,630,468
+
+
7.3
8,800,687
8,480,624
0.5
32,218,193
23,995,510
9.3'
14,544,289
14,325,505
31,17X300
0.2
22,703,000
I
7.6
111 ,257,600
110 989,300
156,745,900
—25.9
691 692,500
884 870,600
—21.8
22,T95~300
29,509,900
—24.8
11,148,903
Hampshire—Manchester
21,103,900
116,181,700
Rhode Island—Providence
Inc.
Dec. %
*
46,750,319,045
40,596,395.613
for the week ended July 9 for four years.
January 1 to June 30-
23,230*505
15,220,637
New Bedford
Dec. *
2.0
2,595,865,312
7,040,485
Lowell
Inc. or
+
27,553,083
14,958,025
$
85,832,145,703
2,777,489,534
:
(14 cities)
9.302.239
1953
$
82,156,303,839
-Month of June1953
Clearings Outside New York
1954
Dec. *
87,548,196,573
.
detailed statement for each
city for the month of June and since Jan. 1 for two years and
1954
Inc. or
$
89,332,039.653
Total
June
■
1953
97,698,872,237
Total
our
•
March
257,114 253,588
Portland
Total
43,522,772,865
.
$
44
$
41,672 274,320 273,973
Massachusetts—Boston
New
78,182,749,483
■
1952
40
1954
47,176 43,522
$
New
Months—
Total
First Federal Reserve
District—BostonMaine—Bangor
10,625,463
Holyoke
2.6
4,535,438,495
•
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
487,817 472,883
River
1,977,504,327
2,957,265,879
2,912,636,548
3,067,918,111
,
Inc. or
18,390,912,182
__
The following compilation
78,182 538,947 507,222
Clearings at—
Fall
2,375,486,391
3,526,843,182.
1953
it
17
19
Total
88,893 84,546
add
4,789,470,623
2,091,466,585
3,255,526,919
Six Months
«
15
April
82,827
11,651
'
991
Tot.27 cities
all—
•
78o
Indianapolis
_
0.7
4,071
665
Memphis
7,225,265,401
2,312,658,545
8,600,046.493
16
City
2,698
564
Denver
Richmond
7,580,667,744
2,389,111,954
8,578,043,763
—
4.3
*
826
2,221
541
4,757,121,967
4,112,471,957
3,848
126
560
4,856,882,363
2,499,786,288
3,788,430,756
"
7
-
3,721
611
116
__
38,026,223,255
0.7
15
—
3,619
13,353
Paul
42,606,943,593
5,023,187,146
0.2
8
Minneapolis
10,779
ProvidenceBuffalo
+ 13.5
1—
9,105
11,808
Omaha
St.
$
2,786,834,87©
4,104,529,350
_
_____
Dallas
2,480
430
1951
$
2,915,327,561
"
__
Louis
10th
675
456
1952
6.3
+
$
_
11th
9,215
2,897
>690
Milwaukee.
or
Dec. %
1954
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
6,783
11,363
.
Inc.
$
+
12
3rd
13,575
722
Louisville—
1953
43,498,837,413
'•
■
•
,
4th
9.716
1,794
8,305
the Dallas Re*-
District of 4.6% and in the San Francisco Reserve
+
14
6,979
1,366
1,278
falling
City Reserve District
+
-
New York
13,208
5,548
a
District of 4.7%.
and
5,355,738,295
City
Chicago
6,188
Kansas
5,402,233,798
19
Boston
St.
2,826
Orl'ns
Detroit
•
7,674
6,244
the
increase of 2.5%, in
5,133,628,402
15
York
2nd
-
In
an
3,158,121,240
Federal Reserve Districts
13.585
k
serve
9.8%.
show
We append another table
showing clearings by Federal Reserve District in the six months for four
10,016
7,663
901
1,557
1,813
1,402
9,536
13,415
of
totals
49,375,658.147
181 cities
1st
28,015
7,780
the
2,815,422,677
7
Total
7th
8,289
2,411
1,074
;
230,702 219,295
22,134
22,748
27,991
8,567
an
District
5,438,064,299
11
8th
28,216
1,306
smaller
are
0.3%, but the St. Louis Reserve District registers
improvement of 4.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve
2,835,570,295
16
a
Francisco
8,172
4,537
1,348
15,973,071,09&
8,192,262,497^
31
11th
28 190
4,775
'
8,333,407,482
The Chicago Reserve District records
3,357,077,588
"
16
Minneapolis
Kansas City
14,560
1,462
17,015,691,439
'
7.6
—
larger by 0.7%,
"
8
9th
-)(!}•••
1952
338,801,21©
*
0.4
off of
Philadelphia
"
17
Chicago
14,969 ' 14,119
4,840
1,348
_
Cincinnati-
New
1951
36,509 264,626 233,248
3,593
23,729
24,135
3,711
by 0.2%.
York
Cleveland
2.7
—
—
but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals
increase
New
—17.8
506,956,515
the
Jan. 1 to June 30
1,687
Fran..
Baltimore
1952
41,716 41,023
4,113
__
Philadelphia
St.
1953
8,231,190,280
512,287,353
...
V<
(000.000
949,285,651
16,096,899,783
the
"
St. Louis
.
CLEARINGS IN LEADING CITIES IN
JUNE
f
1,096,375,294
954,490,6^3
—
428,291,111
cities
Richmond
6th
and the six months
ended with June in
each of the four
years is shown below:
V'
BANK
4.5
—
424,076,755
$
Philadelphia
100,148,774
238,806,601
„
480,268,17©
was an
are
12
4th
34,289,734
38,456,890
27,402,150
128,004,897
552,573,848
788,643,760
:
—13.4
433,181,322
^54
New York
10th
25,766,988
26,075,090
42,224,938'
947,473,211
6.9
597,313,850
351,778,885
16,024,112,099
the
14
2nd
93,849,231 147,039,909
41,912.744,
May
June
1,099,468,057
6.7
3.4
gain of 13.5%, in the
both
Boston
8th
43,867,215
In
9,070,387,896
5.6
—
—
—
629,200,039
8,133,212,42©
1,049,696,261
1,010,925,51©
532,822.43©
*
788,719,775
1,129,106,351
Month of June—
70,180,730
41,233,877
35,625,302
27,195,265
4.3%.
$
611,717,270
5.7
+
889,047,794
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
1951
37,141,073
110,801,704 106,768,419
April
Six
34,086,902
30,209,260
42,472,257,
of
.
—11.6
352,194,945
In
Richmond Reserve Districts the totals
3rd
Number of Shares
l953
1952
33,294,760
44,132,383
District
I
—11.7
having been $95,989,592,057 and
a
_
528,185,381
of the clearings for
aggregate $88,893,269,435.
1951
$
7.0
512,037,494
864,890,660
Boston Reserve District of
6.3% and in the
The volume of
transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the six months of 1951
to 1954 is indicated
in the
following:
January
February
1953
1952
454,621,370
body of clearing houses of 8.0%, the 1954
Reserve District the totals record
$60,658,600 $398,116,600 $371,418,500
5,500
Foreign
the
Francisco
524,916,505
cities
a summary
—
8,194,114,405
7,690,692,070
aggregate of« clearings
238,806,601
Inc.or
Dec. %
611,406,314
.
Bonds—
Railroad
for the entire
Six Months—
'
of
San
494,501,390
City
today,
City
3.4%, in the Dallas
the
401,480,690
the month of June. For that
month there
follow:
$
1,086,418,573
"
,
111
York
1953
847,074,418
"
10
.
We also furnish
of
Number
New
in
and
CLEARINGS
989.281.195
"
6
Francisco
Total
1417
BANK
550.879.196
"
10
A
+15.6
—
by 17.8%
Reserve District by 2.7%.
1,005,542,532
"
7
City
smaller by
are
District
1,038,057,576
"
Minneapolis
Kansas
Reserve
933,235,808
"
4
Dallas
12th
$17,60^,710,191
Reserve District totals
512,922,759
733,616,801
"
17
Louis
10th
Reserve
District
the
totals
register at
6.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District
of
938,391,371
"
6
Chicago
11th
3.8
"
7
10
8th
3.1
this
of 6.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 13.4%*
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a
decline of 4.5%,
the St. Louis Reserve District of
11.7% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District of 11.6%.
In the Kansas
568,886,227
8,661,017,367
"
11
:
Atlanta
7th
+20.9
—
diminution
$
11
5th
the
1954
New York
4th
0.6
that in the
appears
-
.
12 cities
3rd
+10.6
509,424,433
$20,346,375,432
week
2nd
7.6
+
—
July 9—
Boston
1st
5 0
in
Cleveland
Outside of this city there
Federal Reserve Districts
5.1
+
515,100,404
731,114,241
for
week in 1953.
it
(including
a falling
off of 7.0%
Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.6%.
In.
and
are
SUMMARY OF
4 6
+
days—______ $16,690,804,226
$13,806,282,576
3,655,571,206
3,801,427,615
day
same
this
District
city) the
improvement of 5.7%, but in the Boston
an
the
decrease of
a
from
and
Reserve
Reserve District the totals record
statement, however, which
we
located
totals show
July 9.
Week Ended
3.1
+
five days
Total all cities, five
days
All
detailed
%
+32.3
—
381,301,655
480,262,534
320,374,845
not available at
are
7.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered an increase of 5.9%. We group the
ter
$8,643,041,080
1,014,980,915
1,097,000,000
568.287,176
>
395,205,885
351,400,000
597,209,005
Pit;
city
elaborate
783 in the
was
1953
$11,431,252,664
983,459,897
1,148,000,000
p2,r-Fnlladelphia
York
For that week there was a decrease of
0.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $16,024,112,099 against $16,096,899,-
At
HdVH93131 AS SNUni3H-S0NIHV313
1954
New
able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
a
Week Ended
July 17—
the
present further below
we
gain for the week ended
Friday of
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
32.3%.
are
the week ends
as
they
of
In
$21,077,489,673
week
same
today, inasmuch
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
We
going to press. Accordingly, in the above the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
from which it is
possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 14.7% above those
for the
corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand
at
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing
us,
based
47
27,TeO, 000
8,864,618
+ 25.8
55 357,990
48 ,305,117
+ 14.6
2,381,354
2,031,000
+ 17.2
1,681,246
1,644,410
3,357,077,583
3,158,121,240
6.3
18,390,912,182
18,240,057,267
0.8
568,886,227
611,406,314
7.0
611,717,270
629,200,032
+
+
+
—
The Commercial
(292)
*8
-Month of June$
*
Week
January 1 to June 30
-
Inc. or
1953
1954
^
Clearings at—
1
^
-
$
$
'
July 9-
Inc. or
1952
1951
Dec. %
1953
1954
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
S
Ended
———-
1953
,1954
Dec. %
Chronicle... Monday, July 19,. 1954'
and Financial
$
$
Steind Federal Reserve District- ■New YorkNew
274,143,109
Buffalo
Elmira
■
i
Jamestown
,
•38,476,128
38,235,657
3.0
4.2''1.814
1.5
2,990,479,556
—
2,2/1.289
+
64,522,654
6.7
2,475,409
2,128,897
16.3
1,892,144
2,111,397
58,429,798
59,942,315
+
2.9
7,865,709,503
5.9
9.7
30,433,024
26,364,413
+
15.4
8,682.283.957
28,150,417
7,780.808,598
264,626,423,048
8,333,420.029
+
283,248.452,756
2.0
— 6.1
— 2.5
+ 13.5
93,833,957
3.6
3,052,298,210
68,727,043
.5,453404
103,461,845
16,990,620
18.405,752
7.7
20,090,489
17.452,368
0.6
5.1
+14.2
28/79",371
32.5
18~25M94
14,O09.552
52,517,807
55.45i;i30
—
+ 14.0
2,369,384
130,654,223
+
12.6
815,991.027
743.925.326
+
83,077,868
+
1.1
490,511,818
487,614,365
+
17,800,700
+
2.3
100,431,070
95,582,277
93,411,047
+
8.2
610,319,597
534,301,523
270,478,853
+
7.4
1,614,553,269
1,501,269,945
+
7.5
56,076,905
21/727/578
53,508,925
311,636,685
292,904,259
+
6.4
1.787,421,765
1,749,374,188
+
2.2
53,852,721
56.896,742
8,661,017,367
8,194,114,405
,/
Jersey—Newark
Jersey
43,498,837,413
+13.5
4,001.342
9.3
103,172,661
100,391,074
2,o'l3,\)o2
z,<tDo,l'38
—
6,388,329
7.4
4.7
40,522,631
139,043,347
—
24,8 i5",930
-U~—
—
13.0
+
242,738,816,952
274,375,670,042
7,327,099
49,375,658,147
Total (12 cities)
/-
802.775
3
—21.3
+
290,558,972
Connecticut—Stamford
New
2.1
—
83,976,914
18,214,846
—
Utica
Northern
+
111,108,063
+
101,094,432
Syracuse
New
1,086,220,941
107,744,141
—
41,716,905,635
147,086,391
Rochester
-
10,193,238
1,108,842,299
2.8
+
11,371,859
47,566,262,851
New York
73.565,073
96,406,672
0.6
+
9.9
+
549,329,656
11,783,569
—
18,611,650
10,487,684
—-
304,098,415
19,130,565
541,282,129
York—Albany
Bingham ton
+
4.8
+
5.4
65,047,360
57.968,385
5.7
—
9,070,387,836
8,123:212,420
'+
.1.
.
;
1.1
.
Third Federal Reserve District—PhiladelphiaPennsylvania—Altoona
_.
6,858,601
6.981,155
.
Bethlehem
1.1
+
9,191,804
9,293,080
Chester
,560,387
46 992,323
44.986,191
9.4
1,523,800
1,795,522
6.2
1,472,685
1.315,813
4.3
1,694,638
1,825,192
3,919,080
4,~215~894
0.8
+
37. ,037,792
42
883,"o~ob,000
934rOO~o"6o6
—
—
31,593,380
0.1
175,230,571
176 ,310,530
20,973,857
21,838,859
—
4.0
122,719,066
121 803,739
+
0.7
6,004,859
5,853,663
+
2.6
31,440,021
+
4,840,000,000
15,037,576
30,348,261
—
15,204,236
15,295,905
—
41,113,270
36,228,908
Philadelphia
Reading
-
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
;
York
.2.
Du Bols
1,226,761
5,858,638
62,758,498
Total
<<■
y
~7~0
84,322,093
215,181,722
186 322.458
—10.6
3,412,941
3,209,132
14.3
5,795,556
5,602,024
11,910,750
6,119,574
6,997,351
8,216,511
32,718,527
35, 247,727
9.3
337,209,764
297,861,757
331, 872,714
1.6
11,349,758
11,986,754
27.5
271, 852,359
9.6
12,614,562
15,290,861;
933,235,808
£89,281,195,
4.3
39,162,210
1,061,063,900
2,040,671,740
+
8.3
+
1.2
+
0.1
192,456,200
13,130,609
+
9.7
+
5.1
29,897,088,171
—
+
£ r A2
7.2
1.0
+
29,615,609,558
•
—
*>1 4
26.7
6.9
+
3.839,686
-
3.133,016
9.7
15.5
i,oo6rooo,ooo
6.2*° /414
*2,800,000
+
1,047^000^000
3,246,900
p
+
483,070
6
4~21Q,t>34
9.2
3,296,203
4.870.447
7.4
+
—
—
—22.7
2,993,487
+
76 ,848,820
3,552,485
~5.5
—
?gq
1.1
5.8
+
—
992,162
1,268,388
5.3
13,20 ',642
—17.5
12,843,874
10.176,865
5.6
1,099,468,057
1,049,696,261
—
—
K-
Fwrth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
42,403,235
Ohio—Canton
1,074,226.886
Cincinnati
Cleveland
2,041,085,598
Columbus
211,151.900
Hamilton
4*:) *
13.803,945
,
V
'
6,373,021
6,513,061
Mansfield
40.832.848
40,834,330
47,461,332
47,430,964
+
28.527,627
5,438,064,299
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie
•
;
'
^
■
Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
'
cities)
(17
5,402,233,798
2.0
4
0.4
—11.7
+
+
/
6.0
408.684,713
—
40.055.700
"41.433,500
5.811,677
11,00 >,244
9,068,026
+
21.4
5,456.600
4.6
10,044,173
10,041,138
+
0.1
11,701,768
11,064,041
305,559,127
328,171,138
—
6.9
306,848.773
332,427,194
2.8
938,391,371
1,005,542,532
;r.v^T04?,473,211
1,010,925,516
2.3
3,411,318
15,729,000
"
.
7.5
—
801,355,725
5.6
—
22«, 175,720
--4.3
16,197,032
.
—11.8
10,016,594,970
1.9
—
171,464,278
30,717,679,542
2.6
+
121,500,038
0.7
3.9
—
134.397,350
168,274,506
97,953,301
4.8
—
180,708,368
—28.8
31,588,196,912
+
202,654,212
369,432,659
+ 11.5
—
193,159,070
'
8,850,179
206,506,338
0.1
—
—
—10.2
37,304,291
208,791,912
173,687,094
137,823,314
19.7
40,995,900
7,471,373
5.2
8.8
6.3
—
0.5
270,163,107
14,289,816
9,536.689,964
1.6
—
40,964,700
6.3
~
21,226,558
+
392,295,513
+
756,308,694
—10.8
4,103,680
2,824,187
1,679,818,795
34,198,028
I 22.800,698
21,915,044
22,602.922
215,183,694
357,707,103
'.:•+
33,510,397
;v
203.938,594
3.8
69,976,886
257,693,987
178,668,306
0.1
9,168,430
0.9
1,123,993,000
232,866,957
0.1
5.8
+
—
11,808,569,271
11,363,033,293
1,194,919,100
70,303,452
/,
9.787,123
+
223,062,229
6,188,783,665
—15.8
138,827,463
3,661.080
2,779.010
1,687.360,726
30,196.502
27,292.485
23,226,029
16,100,925
-
County
—
33,879,967
141.581.150
Newark
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver
235,995,302
6,244,455,501
-
2.2
—
Youngstown
Lorain
•
+
88 736.457
170
0.6
5,133,628,402
5,355,738,295
cities).—
(15
160,994,247
28,216.000,000
+
49,652,875
.
Jersey—Trenton
89,741,723
4.8
+
57,400,309
63,320,152
Delaware—Wilmington
New
4.4
+ 13.5
6.323,377
•
4.1
+
1,148,057
Hazelton
+
—
1.593.670
1,440,957
/
7.2
0.3
5,040,000,000
15,699,107
28,883,611
31, 549,020
27,991 ,000,000
1,277.592
+ 11.9
—
0.6
31,562,470
—
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lebanon
1,521.778
1,438,696
—15.1
—19.4
—
,7,
'
/Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
South
23,669,045
51,931,338
Maryland—Baltimore
1,348,283,209
Frederick
District of
4,947,147
Columbia—Washington
Total
531,821,313
455,365,000
"•
463,991,000
1.9
4,340,040,446
2.3
142,204,872
146.215.840
4.5
316,442,833
308.370.841
7,663,096,972
5.6.
+
0.7
+
7,674,020,869
17,393,000
2.9
141,044,181
6,426,221.
33.583,044
29ir5~37~824
103^72",103
550,879,196
17 250,000
128,293.658
.
v5.353.586
5,172,917
—i£i
282,162.053
266,143,834
6.0
103,076,240
6.9
552,573,848
—24.4
98,051,694
512,922,759
+
■
—10.7
2,745,531,902
249,758,561
0.2
29,998,960
2.7
—
—16.8
2.6
+
2,851,471,417
2.5
—
—23.4
4,858,468
4,240,537,960
1.2
3,648,705
3,544,783
4,453,591
18,899.000
131,510,866
135,273,309
2.8
2.8
+
2,815,422,677
2,835,570,295
cities)
(8
94,932,201
92,785,972
4.0
753,713,595
23,964,533
49,684,804
1,382,220.059
5,083,596
503,745,402
774,601,856
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
0.7
16,336,688
80,674,000
16,449,387
83,867,000
Virginia—Norfolk
—
15,806,686,143
15,791,903,986
3.9
+
0.1
+
—
•-
110.313,266
~
532.822,430
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
427,186,106
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
;
Columbus
>
Tainpa
30,802,191
—
23,181,428
—
i
+ 17.8
20,494,921
44,801,191
3.7
4.0
+
3.4
5.1
77,261,616
79,948,171
1.7
242,400,000
4,897,204
266,700.000
—
109,113,171
5,442~460
6.452^36
+
6.9
126.B11.892
146.883,394
121,243,303
116,731,103
+
2.8
171,007,314
125,711,027
156154,352
.700
HJ.785.iol
3,953,016,089
280,108,223
5.8
126059.550
+ 11.0
8.850.243
—
3,963,180,681
579,803*029
39,125,580
+ 13.9
3,735,683,648
251,463,383
+
6.6
119,436,998
120,162,577
—
20,059,091
+
3.3
127,731,000
127,337,000
+
247,517,854
300,214,984
39,651,174
43.058.868
—
—
21,213,000
20,543,000
43,284,348
_—
Meridian
46,530,590
6,530,760
6,503,033
6
Louisiana—New
U ' Total
722,369,044
Orleans
r-
+
226,553,947
8.35
0.6
0.3
—17.6
7.9
25.2
13,864,094
14,354,856
3.4
524,400
717,958
—25.9
543,015
658,041
7.0
4,296,649,145
4,103,053,436
+
4.7
124,299,075
138,263,591
—10.1
111,538,561
128,371,237
0.2
675,343,602
•
25,023,805,720
24,839,570,893
+
0.7
733,616,801
847,074,418
—13.4
788,643,760
788,719,775
+ 12,5
2,282.248
1,766,176
+ 29.2
1.838.955
1,710.853
13~414~,275
15,306,560
—12.4
11,946,307
14,0~75"07i
6^535^007
8,357/587
—2T.8
6.518.211
+
4,112,471,957
4,104,529,350
(16 cities)
0.4
2,868,710
2,147,472
Vicksburg
6w
7.0
+
6,681,740
i.sToTsbo
4,813.616
21,374,578
Jackson
8,566,032
+ 14.6
44,547,850
-
-33.9
7,411,533
—10.5
599,415,683
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
84.414,953
266.309,000
134,409,203
120,338,682 /
125,071,188 'V
4,227,244,314
288,026,313
Montgomery
+
96,430,200
283,651,075
-
—18.6
Mobile
Alabama—Birmingham
21.528,838
23,714,554
3.4
9.1
-
179,783,797
:
146,440,717
13.4
0.9
+
8,118,800,000
-16.3
22,340.297
18,699,205
+
633,607.394
2,532,816,667
7,982,200,000
15.5
649,320,694
46,585,022
—
639,307,134
2,663,180,076
3.6
1,373,500,000
24,137,511
673,506,955
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
'
3.9
9.9
—
—
473,822,861
1,324,500,000
26,028,571
20,073,477
Nashville
4
105,772,036
101,628,973
Tennessee—Knoxville
i
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoArbor
Michigan—Ann
Detroit
.
1
Grand Rapids
'
Jackson
v
64,392,582
16,339 ,873,281
204 ,532,108
172 ,853,236
5.7
383, 603,872
+
13,512,001
—13.8
36,335,445
11,643,641
378,117
15,699 ,747,104
—
30,474,824
68,094,660
51
57 814,446
2.4
+ 37.7
2,897,689,770
2,826,951,000
41,963,400
-
+ 19.5
8,810,836
10,529,711
»——
i-
Flint
—
—
354 916,875
+
75 ,501,070
73 ,837,643
3,9
+ 18.3
—
8.1
2.2
■
35,602,967
16,069,843
12,202,814
Lansing
/Muskegon
Bay
213 385,720
101
079,392
66 ,018,390
11,640,380
+
4.8
69 766,848
+
83,532,303
312,906,802
48,013,619
15,120,230
+
33,283,417
j,
28-,989,870
+ 14.8
—
Wisconsin—Madison
;
.Milwaukee*
....
Water town
1
„
.
...
6,137,539
6,320,841
9,536,838
1,612,553
-
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
430,087,208
456,673,994
>
+.
.*>
Sheboygan
64,419,407
City
156,626,560
,405,132
3.4
454
,320,577
8/715,893
1,815 ,313,360
1,754 ,952,249
3.4
69,754,000
65/756,000
217 ,586,044
267 ,392,038
—18.6
87 ,048,998
85 ,891,137
+
1.3
8,993,109
3,690,163
(sr«3,727,466
i.76 ,387,603
+
5.3
+
4.5
185
6.2
,806,911
2,861 ,845,734
2.9
33 ,824,089
2,739 ,283,819
36 ,925,513
58 ,558,684
60 ,527,029
9 ,108,914
9 ,741,901
+
+
—
4.1
3.9
IS
21
,050,074
—
130 ,825,370
5.5
980 ,854,675
381 ,100,965
,
5.3
361 ,917,649
18 ,186,522
16
,878,822
56 ,470,568
—12.5
4.765,427
4.525,464
8.5
35,663.921
35.701.986
«**£,816.437
3.2
7,693,916
4,11,3,920,645
9,419,239
—18.3
4,122,604,601
Decatur
21,638,991
20,123,504
Peoria
64,394,075
—
Rockford
62,953,250
39,877,487
43,075,904
—
Springfield
24,770,262
23,483,782
13,000,822
7.7
58 ,276,801
—22.7
18,075.044
18,461,215
sassr-
3,239,802
+
+
,951,713
24,135 ,543,125
40
7.5
125 497,303
109
2.2
335 ,802,898
—
1,507,302
751,289,783
,608,804
—
<$81,009,640
215 459,859
244
,707,667
132 ,360,473
118 ,787,753
(31
cities)
15 ,801,273
14 ,632,281
48,948,398,362
49,693,582,638
+
—
855^89.921
5,265,236
4.523.372
14.828.208
5,882,233
11,772,097
14.577,462
—19.2
15,564.011
7,268,735
-
+ 11.4
0.3
—
1-^544^866
814,201,Q25
—20.8
-ws#*«&,359,297
—22.3
7.875.204
8,251519
4,632,448
Imu;
—18.8
5.686.958
5,553,786
4.5
1,036,375,294
1,129,106,351
2.2
305,500,000
300,400,000
—12.0
5.5
—
4,657,983
2.8
7.4
1,808.633
3.8
—18.2
1.842.153
1.7
+ 14.5
345 ,526,759
+ 48.5
2,181,701
8,600,046,493
1.0
40 ,544,305
23,729 736,720
-
5,704,511
8.0
,
•JJ)
Total
—
—
8,578,043,763
Sterling
5,189,083
36,543,071
4,541,701
33,429,358
0.7
0.2
3,5a0,429
86~599~753
94,38-+480
95.966,083
6.5
3.5
+ 11.7
—
■/J
3.3
3,073,260
*
3,925.620
8.4
7.2
+
914 ,945,379
+ 10.5
92~5T2,652
lj.,^iz,o32
89
— —
—12.3
126 386,635
—
9,805,
Tty*:'——.
'
0.8
+
58,281,507
—
,726,820
+
*
—
10,868.918
Bloomington
E"98~431
48,428~66O
1.3
3,051,181
Chicago
6.567.184
54/525~000
9.3
12,143,587
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
8,808,420
3.0
—13.4
22,368,038
165,311,675
Moines
231
468 066,311
—
'
1,549,778
-
223 567,538
*
—11.6
3,542,896
3,403,527
5.7
1.6
—
*
bJiY,5B5
1.8
+
+ 10.3
11,013,842
22,554,259
3.8
—
102 ,924,748
16,525,167
South Bend
+
205 613,356
8.8
41,985,349
Terre Haute
Sioux
2.0
42,463,870
Indianapolis
Des
—
92,107,665
309,017,086
Wayne
Gary
Oshkosh
17,626,828
42,649,609
City
Indiana—Fort
,
v
1.5
1,038,057,576
■«-!
1,086,418,573
'f
—
■
t'i-UUrtr.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
!
Jfe«JSPVTJK"
1
Missouri—St. Louis
1,548,889,243
Cape Girardeau
14,085,792
Independence
2,662,083
716,405,048
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
„
_
453,007,726
2,359,574
690,442,167
i
459,295,705
(7 cities)
2,907,836
2,502,711
11,522,764
Quincy
Total
1,462,666,287
14,170,664
11,604,459
2,749,480,492
2,643,041,567
+
—
5.9
0.6
8,567,147,877
81,750,400
+
8,289.335,516
82,954,039
+
12.8
14,801,126
+
3.8
4,244,576,534
2,880,408,234
+
14,247,913
4,202,574,930
1.4
—
2,905,631,186
—
+
—
3.4
283,700,000
290,000,000
1.5
3.9
1.0
9.5
110,976,436
115,659,683
—11.4
93,185,808
88,158,046
—26.2
2^623~IO5
2/Lj8~786
0.6
512,287,353
506,956,515
+
160,275,814
0.9
78,782,417
'
+ 16.2
—
+
0.7
4.0
15,013,982
12,966,431
59,720,248
63,225,780
15,863,418,401
15,570,935,795
>
+15.8
—
+
5.6
2^158^274
2,922,594
1.9
524,916,505
528,185,381
•••■?'";r. 10
vuti.if!
i
—
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Ui
Volume 180 "Number 5343... The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(293)
-Month of June—
Clearings at—
•
1954
Ninth Federal Reserve DistrictMinnesota—Duluth
•
37.854,011
38,720,957
1,402,942,581
8,962,817
8,700,552
560,197,030
509,068,439
Paul
Winona
Grand Forks
31,601,300
4,122,000
5,300,824
5,610,123
3
ZZZ
South Dakota—Aberdeen.
Sioux Falls
8,305.695,241
51,270,910
191,361,848
7,827,257,006
23,705,722
23,536,994
+
97,"791~815
7,400,733
+
189,970,863
182,593,651
5.7
25,347,000
29,737,026
25,713,000
5.5
4.8
97,434,066
94,945,469
+
154,215,310
+
19,711,400
+
+ 15.6
128,003,903
119,411,779
+
7.2
+
+
13.2
93,507,631
87,292,175
9.4
293,078,334
302,627,926
+
0.5
2,138,244,296
+
9.8
4,511,047
36,7537 042
659,481,226
Kansas—Manhattan
3,376,932
Parsons
8,831,587
12,026,974,401
.
.,
4.4
24,685,388
8.6
I
3,944 ,193,947
3,842 005,836
17 ,660,336
17 126,623
13
,260,273
14, 761,796
235 ,602,515
221 474,332
+ 16.5
97,473,607
50,827,723
tw.-w
3.5
25 886,910
9,079, 170,248
57438",697
8.6
303 560,492
4* 25:3
!
433,181,322
424,076,755
2.7
126,063,149
122,747,082
9,632,515
975,480
ttvf!■ 14,511,959 -caw:
^2 020,241
452,051
973,659
-<
-
3,347,414,469:;
El Paso
■y
36,825,482
;
28,757,000
1,373,774,620
8,369,171
•
Falls—_
28,028,433
Texarkana
230,458,729
—rfo
979867508
1078bi75oS
1.2
22,600,517
21,079,052
—""578
382,5227744
275^559/986
2.8
10,846,021
12,429,580
673
4,"1077695
22,806,037
22,153,420
1.4
309,036~589
324,554^175
3.2
10,737,394
10,443,085
4,176,363
4,455,040
3,7017102
2.9
+
+
0. a
5. 9
934,628,737
821,465,850
6. 9
164,672,000
n
?
5.6
*
+ 13.9
—
6.7
2^932~940
4,~314~4l3
—3275
379317651
+
0.9
494,501,390
512,037,494
-3.4
597,313,850
+
1.1
—
2. 9
8,191,416,442
—15. 4
43,688,691
—
•
^0877355
480,268,178
47,935,695
+
6. 9
+
7,618,897
9,462,647
—19.5
8,632,499
8,612,361
296,023,003
361,~6~507746
—1871
289,43l7836
275,694,058
1,028,339,742
32.~3357746
—1675
30,837^025
31.4907702
6,750,000
.—22.8
5,473,000
5,942,000
570067419
6,557,343
—20.6
6,232,314
6,258,985
"2.4
Il7l72~,2n
1078~037i04
—17.8
351,778,885
338,801,210
+ 22.0
156,641,067
7.5
4,586,044
141,973,527
4,395,766
7.1
+
4.0
9.1
—
27,"o~79~128 '>
4.3
+
V
5,209,600
6.1
—
0.4
+
8.9
—
—19. 1
157,065,317
39,157,052
154,996,871
47,317,937
+
2. 2
324,235,021
299,700,015
+
8.2
n72~57,898
lI7534,629
+
4.6
20,564,885,588
20,225,646,856
+
1.7
352,194,945
428,291,111
+ 20.7
8,251,180
42,819,643
3,385,567,603
1.3
+
—17.3
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
8,217.844
6,806,554
766,812,477
709,477,945
+
8,1
4,118,068,584
38,269,166
4,115,194,298
+
0.1
173,517.972
142,184,533
22,932,622
20,238,824
+
13.3
122,156,297
111,545,461
+
9.5
5,463,070
5,082,959
34,307,969
30,213,734
+ 13.6
199,916,045
192,817,075
+
3.7
10,800,000
700,811,975
Seattle
10,743,000
717,935,930
134,278,058
175,418,890
—23.5
153,959,652
160,965,047
17,062.484
13,274,261
346,033,372
339,194,874
53,395,572
61,174^033
—1277
637744",942
63/343^036
127,252,114
105,884,346
46,158,692
42,157,095
;
Yakima
*
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
City
:
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
0.5
55,800,000
63,544,000
2.4
3,919,495,294
4,251,323,334;
+ 28.5
97,650,636
83,481,477
2.0
1,890,398,799
+ 20.2
759,446,489
1,969,342,473
625,560,152
9.5
242,271,131
243,303,721
+
—
+
+
41,155,513
32,893,554
+ 25.1
Long Beach
93,315.434
92,317,180
+
Modesto
24,426,706
27,386,442
65,512,400
59,760,067
Pasadena
Riverside
15,329,266
9.6
369,830,162
5.2
91
0.5
—
14,577,030
+
+
5.0
+
2.5
411,882,803
410,871,340
+
+ 19.6
145,419,130
139,417,514
+
426,308,088
19,926,978
7,020,845
4.3
45,261,609
44,919,531
+
0.8
242,991,808
269,788,406
—
88,236,243
13,415,130,075 '
88,441,415
0.2:
—
13,585,162,798
1.3
—
437,5497840
4,876,558,273
4,658,239,520
+
4.7
26,996,829,973
27,399,163,506
88,893,269,435
+
8.0
538,947,377,820
507,222,247,389
48,423,329,206
47,176,363,800
+
2.6
274,320,954,772
273,973,794,633
18,139,416
14,6927741
513748~l7844
276
5077622728O
+
18.3
15,906,062
5,939,735
10,433,742
10,494,498
9.9
+18.2
6,402,531
5,185,181
0.6
9,540,647
11,496,438
1.5
804,890,660
6.3
18,024,112,099
0.1
7,690,692,070
+
15,612,655
—
954,490,693
949,285,651
0.4
17,015,691,439
15,973,071,095
—
8,231,190,280
2.7
—
16,096,899,783
+
—
889,047,794
+r
—
1
2075007024
16,1877444
—
16,838,265
'
95,989,592,057
"o75
+~o75
20,395^252
147oTo7565
''
0.2
22,067,297
"
Total (181 cities)
20,333,617
14,151,962
.
1.2
—
26,403,678
Outside New York
*
+
136,413,016
374,319,363
4.3
71,895,589
Barbara
Total (19 cities)
fclrand
135,733,630
0.5
+
+
V
2,296,496,267
Stockton
7
—10.8
+ 21.4
191,620,011
,
4.0
—
508,748,486
1.1
7.8
+ 17.0
—
73,705.805
Jose
Santa
'
209,121,249
530,461,955
—12.2
—
2,411,058.313
San Francisco
San
+ 11.9
+
7.6
8,333,407,482
8,192,262,497
Estimated.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
Country and Monetary Unit
a
record for the week
FEDERAL
9,
RESERVE
1954 TO JULY 15,
BANK
1954,
July 9
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Friday
Monday
July 12
New
York
(Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
/
Basic
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
777
7"wT
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200250
.0200250
.0200250
las
.0428082*1"
.0428082*t
.0428082*t
.0428032*t
•*-
.0352609*1"
0352609*1"
.0352609*1"
.03526C9*t
.326900
.326900
.326900
.326900
1.025937
1.027031
1.028984
1.027343
.210950
.210950
.210950
.210950
.00435401*
of,
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.23837V
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.210933
rupee
.00435401*
.00285625
.210933
.210933
.210933
.210933
2.817812
2.817500
2.817500
2.817604
2.817910
peso
.0799520
Netherlands, guilder
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0799520
.264171"
.264150
2.7902227
pound
Norway, krone
2.789913
.140080*
peso
.140080*
.004354C1*
.
.0799520
.0799840
.264100.
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*'
.233275"
.193330*
.193330*
.0800320
.264100
.140080*
.
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.233225
.233175
.233150
2.807285
2.807077
2.806973
2.807181
2.817968"
peso
.233250
2.807596'
sterling
2.817812
2.817617
2.817500
2.817656
r"
*«
creased $53
to industry appear in
release. Loans to brokers and dealers for
carrying securities decreased $116 million.
"Other" loans increased $64 million.
•
District.
Changes according
another press
purchasing
or
(
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $101 million at
all reporting member banks; the principal changes were
a decrease of $235 million in New York City and an in¬
crease
of
$109
million
Treasury notes
respectively.
*«
»«
Demand
decreased
tApplication depends
upon
type df merchandise.
**Temporarily
omitted.
the
San
Francisco
District.
$22 million and $24 million,
'
Via*)
New York
deposits' adjusted decreased $113 million in
City and $56 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
trict, and they increased $99 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District and $43 million in the Atlanta District;
there was a net decrease of $8 million at all reporting
member
banks.
Borrowings increased
♦Nominal.
in
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
2.789809
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.00435401*
.264100
.140080*
.496766*
,
2.789603
2.789706
.0349000
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
Uruguay,
2.245185
.238379*
franc
pound
New Zealand,
2.245019
.326800
markka
Dominion
Mexico,
2.245102
.210950
France
(Metropolitan),
Germany, Deutsch Mark
Ireland,
2.245268
1.025781
dollar
rupee
Finland,
$
.0200312
.0352609*t
TV,
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada,
July 15
$357 million in loans to banks, $252 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks, and $381 million in
borrowings, and a decrease of $536 million in United
States Government deposits.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
million in New York City, $47 million in the
San Francisco District, and $11 million each in the New
York District outside of New York City and in the Dal¬
.0428082*t
Ceylon
India,
.200000*
2.245517
;
Brazil, cruziero—
f7ieu
.200000*
commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans, $150 million in hold¬
ings of United States Government securities, and $130
million in balances with domestic banks; increases of
.0385802*
+?.r
schilling
Belgium, franc
o
$
principal
Decreases of $156 million in
.0200375
—
British
July 14
$
$
Freierential
Austria,
July 15
.133333*
peso—
$
.200000*
Argentina
following
the
ended July 7:
TREASURY
Reserve System
of the Federal
shows
just passed:
TO
reporting member
in leading cities
changes for the week
The condition statement of weekly
banks
District.
f
,
I
n
2.5
+
787,432,269
175,304,000
8,155,746,080
;
7J
3.6
+
134.745.383
9,166,172,482
i
4.1
+
227.956.382
"125,246,314
+
51,448,129
3,539,759,860
cities)——
152,109,720
1
142,946,109
+
■
-9] 532,851,435
+
—
26,221,389
6,674,376
52,598,360
Louisiana—Shreveport
2/5. 7
9,, '
138,298,366
26,782 000
-
-•
Houston
+
''+■ 6. 4
156,515,614
146,435,734
7,082,398
.
2.7
'
8,994,471
KM?1
22,397/713
1,534,708,939
1,413,757.432
•
__—
'
890,971
9,342,543
X\-
157,109,743
Worth
—28.3
—21.8
]
6.4
—
19,477,006,468
;
.,i 1
929,688
679,333
3.1
8,244,327
—16.2
965,046
11,499,059
+
3,556 506,759
87, 892,201
21,964,017
(11
,7
454,621,370
816,208
+
1,289 976,858
•♦WSj. 106
,010,825
1,633,039.686
__
Total
4,265,214
11^815^550
'
8,996,380
—
10 346,037
-5
46,287,681
Beaumont
Wichita
.
401,480,690
0.2
+
93 694,092
612,001,086 '
3,431,637,613
Dallas
974,532
672,725
.
15,057,883
cities)
Arthur
572"257910
lo3E5l
—11.7
,
,'
+
24, 868,327
1,362 ,189,662
3.9
+
-
,.jV:
Port
—10.0
—1375
'
—10.2
294, 128,296
9
"
>■ Eleventh federal Reserve
ftistrfet—Dallas—
Ft.
479*297927
11,6097336
+
9,204, 388,359
+
15,794,140
<
665,430,855
.
"
;
__
Galveston
3/7957859
+~~1.4
+
564, 279,744
6.2
—54.9
224,153,423
19,783,998
•-
571 305,500
+
1,361,330
232,784,422
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+ 11.0
+
46,822,871
1
614.229
9.2
+
4,197,196
1,586,620,290
-
;
—
—19.6
4,456,840
i-
Texas—Austin
—10.6
692,003
2,776,442
1,642,394,706
Joseph
Carthage
(15
57O83",353
10,0497563
5.8
+
230, 871,820
2,898,244
108.201,801
Total
24,732,331
234, 211,514
38,058,566
~~
,
;
St.
i.
1.6
+
2,232,180
~
Wichita
Pueblo
776387317
7.1
3.2
9,241,481
12,722,333,802
2.7
—
41,543,644
_
i.
Denver
+~~4T
City-
602,737,538
Oklahoma—Tulsa
672~307789
__
Omaha
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City_
10776177549
1.6
+
Lincoln
Topeka "1
—33.0
291,062,538
9.0
20,019,759
1,648,796
4,441,279
;
145,9~7T039
7,944,710
6,079,512
292,919,644
57648^976
2.6
168,067,304
14,524,571
37,7537583
Hastings
0.8
—
1.4
1.1
47,596,077
Nebraska—Fremont
8.0
—
2.4
_
7.2
+
+
—
1,657,765
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
*
M86~068
4.0
+
30,451,504
16,439,426
(16 cities)
1951
%
4.7
..
Total
7,269,814
1952
0.7
7,751,093
52,075.337
.
274,527,112
6.7
+
7.3
19,353,209
ZZ
July 9
Inc. or
Doc. %
$
7.3
3,097,364,583
Ended
1953
6,685,906
272,379,665
6.1
+
2,347,474,082
Helena
Lewistown
4.6
+
47,762,243
2,903,451,882
4.2
+
3,541,581
1954
e
0.5
—
16,853,363
22,363,542
~
Falls
Inc. or
Dec. %
—
27,824,315
3,285,680
~
182,548,780
3.0
—
28,122,187
'
I
Montana—Billings
$
—
17,659,863
'
Huron
Week
1953
«
2.2
+
1,363,493
4,359,000
™
Minot
1954
+ 10.6
—
4,772,939
1,305,697
31,445.403
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
or
+ 10.0
4,426,065
Fergus
Great
Inc.
Dec. %
1,552,019.435
Minneapolis
North
$
-Minneapolis—
Rochester
6t.
January 1 to June 30-
1953
$
49
$248 million in the New York
.
H
fcV
/■J
j
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 19, 1954
(294)
Iowa
Increase (+
%■
July 7,
—_______
81,101
19
—
39,280
144
Loans—grossi"< 39,934
Commercial, Industrial, and agricultural'
'.r:';loans
21,728
143
Loans—net
,
_
_____
_
brokers
to
dealers
and
for
loans
I
■
securities
,
Real
for
purchasing
156
Eastern
f.
s.
Southern
660
Sun
1st
116
2,263.
+
9
890
+
§2808
3%%
mtge.
1
357
§2707
1
•
1
7,836
64
33,575
150
2,518
101
+
209
2,755
22
+
660
Ltd.
Mines,
Aug
1
dividend
Stock
*
100
1962
(interim)
8-20
v
5%
:
—
S.
:
loans
Other
U.
banks
to
securities—total
Government
Treasury
:
certificates of indebtedness..--
Treasury
U.
S.
24
+
1,117
21,651
3
+
2,327
8,246
25
+
807
14,131
170
931
22
2,853
130
6,651
notes
Treasury
Other
bonds
—
securities
Reserves
Cash
Banks
with Federal Reserve
vault
in
Balances
+ 4,313
§2601
Juiy 26
Aug
1
160
7-29
7-
8
$50c
10-29
10-
8
Class
B
common______—_——.
$50c
7-29
7-
8
Class
B
common
1
$50c
10-29
10- 8
25c
7-20
,1 6-18
65c
8-13
31c
8-16
80C
8-
preferred
Co.
Mills.
Burrus
(quar.)
___________________
(quar.)—;
—__—__
Inc—
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (increased)——
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. i(s-a)
Burry
pipeline bonds due 1972
160
1
Aug
<
with
banks
domestic
—.___—
5
—
+
377
Power
'
.
,,
•
deposits adjusted..—
—
Time deposits except Government
JJ. B. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
Foreign banks—_—
Borrowings
8
+
Commonwealth
$1.32
and
Consumers
+
2,323
20,879
First
Firemen's
1,745
$4
1,010
Gulf
+
i. ___ _ __ _
30
June
revised
figures
(San
Francisco
33
+
17
Haloid
Co.,
+
381
472
Public
Service
District).
cumulative
Power
Toho
Union
Wood
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Newark,
N.
Power Co.
1st
Co.
*
•
(Alan)
59
Inc—
Aug
159
subordinate debentures due
Corp., 3(4%
Steel
"Announcement
Co.,
5%
this
in
1972
July 29
1966
debentures due
July 25
101
§2853
1
161
first mortgage s. f.
issue.
§In
Volume
bonds
Sep
'
July 14,
1954
Assets—
Certificates
20,387,102
fund
Redemption
for
goid
certificate
and
Discounts
Industrial
U.
2,658
+
+
1,293
—
116,951
—
6
—
2,135
Bills
2,181.075
,
Certificates
6,599,791
——
Notes
13,029,021
___.
Bonds
+
>
*
508,771
+
135,000
—
1,604,075
preferred
Arizona
under
Held
outright.
—1,429,425
24,902,437
135,000
—
$2.36
repurchase
agreement
U.
loans
Total
Irom
Due
F.
R.
of
Uncollected
24,902,437
securities
and
foreign
notes
securities
Gov.
S.
24,986,057
banks
—
136,299
—
—
22
banks..
other
135,000
—
—
30,992
—
335
+
781,709
—
+
-
108.405
+
7,55.9
assets—
3
10.240
2nd
51,127,878
assets
-
714,315
+
5%
Atlas
notes
25,673,031
.__
127,883
—
213,346
~—
bank—res.
accts...
19,052.078
acct.
344,809
557.066
+
257.531
—
82,906
Foreign'.
771,452
+
200,077
+
210,914
Powder
Avco
Other
399,599
+
19,596
+
220,690
Axe
deposits
Other
avail,
and
$1.20
123,379
+
713,072
+
1
35
—
liabilities
49,994,909
+
708,533
—
3,347
173,702
(Section
Surplus
S'Tiilus
Other
7i
(Section
capital
34
12.310
____
625.013
13bl
+
+
40,337
+
27,543
accounts
5,748
+
'
—
preferred
liabilities
f accounts
Ratio of gold
to
serves
Antes
and
certificates
liabilities
ceptance
on
purchased
loan
—
139,375
45.7%
+
40c
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
preferred
0.3%>
for
commitments
—
1,737
'—'
2,597
—
—
9-
7-30
1
2
6-25
8-
2
7-
8
2
7-
$1.08%
8-
2
7-
8
93 %C
8-
2
7-
6
8-
2
$1
„
Rubber
9-
1
i
Bangur
6%
30c
pfd.
"B," Inc.—
(quar.)__
income
:8-
1
2
15,554
Oil
Batavia
Baxter
Co.
called
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
tfie current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details
were
NOTICE
ConlAariy
7-26
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-20
:
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1.50
1-14-55
12-31
8-
20c
(quar.)
25 c
3
7-
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
10-
1
9-
7
(quar.)
45c
7-20
7-
1
Co.,
common
pfd.
$4
8-
2
6-30
$1.50
(accum.)
(s-a)
(monthly)
Co.
(s-a)
8-
2
6-30
3c
1st
preferred
6
7-
1
8-
2
7-16
8-
2
7-22
50c
*
2
Date
f. bonds———
s.
75c
8-
2
7-20
8-
2
7-20
tlOc
10-
1
8-31
U7y2c
10-
1
8-31
15c
9-
1
8-
(reduced)__
.
(quar.)
12-
1
3-
1
2-
8-
Patchogue-Plymoutli Mills Corp.,
PARTIAL
,
common
5 Vj 'ft
Investment
stock
Caroline.
First
3%%
Great
&
of
Benrus
Works
Franklin
Watch
Page
Ohio
LAug
1
Birtman
Bishop
.Sep
1
Bliss
(E.
Bon
_____
W.)
Co.
15-year sinking fund 2%%
debentures due 1960
..Sep
1
.Aug
1
$6
7-
20c
8-
2
8-
3
8-
3
Co.
Inc.
class
A
8-25
5
7-20
8-
2
7-
8-13
75 c
9-18
9-30
9-
9
7-31
1
8-21
11-30
11-19
50c
2
8-
2
7-20
70c
8-
2
7-
25c
(quar.)_
8-
$1
common
7-30
25c
__
.
(quar.)
Edison
2
8-
15c
,
(quar.)
Corp.,
7- 2
7-
9-10
15c
Co.,
,
40c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Fisheries
7-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
2
5c
Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.)—
7-16
8-
2
7-16
7-20
'
Briggs
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.).
Co
...
Columbia
Forest
Products,
Quarterly
British
preferred
9
7-
7-9
9
8- 3
8-23
8-23
8-
8-14
7-14
8- -2
6-25
$$1.12%
10-15
9-29
1 15
12-30
6-30
$$1.12%
tioc
8-
3
6-30
British
(quar.)...
Industries
t$1.50
s
»
$3.80
*
Celotex
3
Gas
Co.,
5c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10c
95c
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
convertible
be
to
redeemed
dividend.
Aug 2)
com.
preferred
on
Aug.
(inc.
(entire
.1
Convertible
at
quar.)
issue
$48.95
into
—
42y2C
4c
Ohio Ry.
(quar.)
Co.
5%
T——"
$1.40
Central
Public
Corp.
(s-a)
Hosiery
Mills
7-
6
3Vi%
Inc.,
8-
1
7-23
2
2
7-23
■
7-15
8-10
7-16
8-16
7-30
8-
5c
87 %c
preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Aurora & Elgin R. R. (liquidating).
-(Initial
2
of
Illinois
Chicago
1
7-15
8-
1
7- 7
$2
7-20
7-12
$2
7-20
7-11
Liquidationg) (subject to approval
Commerce
Commission).
8-
1
8-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
7-
9
& Eastern Illinois RR.—
%
;
The quarterly payment of 50c on the class
A stock
payable July 15 to holders of
Chicago
record
1'previously
July
postponed
until
shareholders
eral
$2
tax
tax
class
Class A
Class
claim
to
A
is
4%
Cinn.
the
the
credit
for
(quar.)
Cotton
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Inter-Terminal
Co.,
—
preferred
&
Cleveland,
Ry.
5%
Mahoning
1
11
12-
1
11-18
9-
7
8-13
$4.50
Ry.
Class
6-
7-19
8-
2
7-19
1-3-55
12-20
Louis
St.
„
7-31
$5
7-
9
7-31
7-
65c
8-15
7-20
(quar.)—___________—___
$1.12%
Bottling
/
(N. Y.I
(St.
1
9-
9
3
25c
Louis)
7-31
50c
V
;
7-31
30c
(quar.)
7-22
25c
8-
5
7-15
30c
pfd.
(quar.)——.—.—____
Co.
10-
7-12
7-20
7-10
7-
9
7-
9
Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
stock
A
div.
shares
(2
Redeemable
each share
par. for
pfd.
of
non¬
stock
(20c
he'd)—______—
~
Radio
Stock
Co.,
Colonial
Fund,
Colorado
&
7-15
8-14
7-20
87 %c
9-30
9-14
2
7-15
7-31
7-15
Inc
8-
17c
—
Southern
8-
50c
15%
;—
—_—
2
$2
7-26
$2
System, Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Terminals, 6%
preferred (quar.I.¬
20C
non-cumulative
4%
non-cumulative
Columbia
1st
Gas
Columbus
Locks
Life
Mutual
Combined
Insurance
Co.,
Paper
Combustion Engineering Inc.
Commonwealth
share
mon
for
Edison
of
each
Co.,
Northern
25
7-15
Ry.—
preferred—.—__
1st preferred——
4%
7-30
7-31
50c
common
dividend
—
$20c
Co., Ltd.
(B. J.)
8-13
■
(quar.)—
Colgate-Palmolive Co.. common (quar.)
3*4% preferred (quar.)————
Collins
2
2
$1.06%
——_
Bottling Co.
assessable
Coghlin
1
88-
$1.25
preferred B
Cochrane
7-23
20c
(quar.)
Clinchfield Coal Corp. (quar.)
Coast Counties Gas & Eiec., 4%
Coca-Cola
1
8-15
35c
$1.50
&
Illuminating, com.
preferred
Coca-Co'a
8-
$1.75
—
(s-at
Chicago
(quar.)
Electric
4.80%
$1
...
preferred
7-20
8-
9-
—_—.—
(S'-a)
Cleveland
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Cincinnati
7-15
1
$1.25
\——
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing Co.. common (s-a)_^__
City Stores Co, common (quar.)
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Clearfield
8
8-16
10-
& Pacific Ry.
Tex.
(quar.)
Co.
9-
$2
preferred (s-a)—
Cincinnati, New Orleans,
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-15
Co.—
4%
Cities Service
10-20
$1
R.
R.
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
com.
1
12-
25c
:
10-
12-15
25c
common
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Electric
7- 1
50c
—
Oii
&
50c
—
————.—.
—
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
Chirk-?sha
5%
a
adopted.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
here
if the pending Fed¬
purposes
bill
reported
by the directors of
August 2 to permit
company
class
A
Illinois
Gas
1
7-20
2
7-15
8-
10-11
1
8-10
8-
75c
9-17
9-
$5
.
9-
8-14
25c
(quar.)
7
9-22
37 %c
(s-a)—_—
(quar.)
com.
(stk.
7-
3
7-15
dlv.)
f
com¬
8-
1
6-23
45c
8-
1
6-23
33c
CO
rH
35c
8-
shares held
(quar.)
$1.32 conv. pfd. (entire issue called for re¬
demption at S32 per shr. plus this div.)
6%
preferred
Natural
Co.,
Gas,
5'/2%
Co., Ltd.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
2
8-16
8-
2
11c
(quar.)
-—
National
1
$1.50
common
(quar.)
Fund
Conduits
1
(entire issue called for re¬
Electric
Concord
plus
2
88-
21c
(quar.)
common
conv.
Concord
common
1
7-13
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
8-
1
8-
2
$1'
*7,
40c
demption at $32.50 per shr. plus this div.)
Bo^h irsnes convertible into com. to July 22.
8-
8-
:
$1.40 conv. pfd.
2
9-
$1
(quar.)
7-16
9-20
9-17
35C
pfd.
7-19
1
8
7-12
17 %C
1
8-16
7-
(quar.)_!
cs
10-
7-31
7-27
Corp.—
8■
8
25c
50c
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.
Chadburn
7-
(accum.)
Utility
7-20
7-20
7-31
(quar.)
.Light Co.,+%>
&
7-20
"
(quar.)
preference
8-13
8-10
37%c
"
\
Securities
preference
$1.50
1
8-10
"
8-10
L
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Central Power
9
$1.05
"
:
Central-Illinois
7-
9-
4%
—.
(quar.)
Co.
2
5c
(quar.)
Central Cold Storage
9
8-
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
5-14
7-
■
40c
(quar.)
Co., common
8-20
1
7-20
25c
common
preferred
Cenco
.
8-
$1.25
.
I
9-10
10c
&
7-20
35c
00
to
50c
from
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Concord
this
59
Taunton
preferred
Corp.' (N. Y.)
19/10c
™
preferred
Common
Telephone Co.—
and
(quar.)
Tractor
One
Ltd.—
-
Columbia
Brockton
.Aug 10
2
2
$12'/2C
(quar.)
dividend
4.20 %
7-16
2
15c
(quar.I—
(quar.j—
Co.
Bros.
Ami
5%
mtge. & collat. trust bonds due 1972
Lakes Pipe Line Co.—
2
8-
«
Co.—
st
8-
-
Co.
Paper Co.
Stock
8-16
50c
(quar.)
■■/
■
(quar.)
Electric
Oil
153
Rv.—
bonds, series A, due 1965
Co, 4.20%
cumul. prefferred stock
6-30
50c
:
(s-a)
Special
6%
.Aug 13
1977
9
1
5c
(quar.)^_„__
Hotel
Co.
Best Foods Inc,
British
Illinois—
mortgage 4%
Utilities
Iron
4%
61
11-10
9-15
$1
Mines, Ltd
Boston
Date
Co.
preferred stock
Tobacco Co., 3'/4%
debentures due
Clinchfield
Caterpillar Tractor
Citizens
Page
-July 21
8-
8-
,
1
Ltd.—
"
•
,
prior
American
(increased)
9
$1
Quebec
Benjamin
2
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
American
Belmont
Booth
.Aug
6-23
7-
$75c
profits
Caterpillar
7-15
-
$1.50
.__
;
.
8-
15c
Corp.
4
8-
12»4c
_______
15c
Aircraft
5
16 V4c
.
(quar.)__
Mfg.
9-
}75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Hardware &
7-15
8-16
8-
Ltd.—
Inc.,
Corp.
7-26
8-25
30c
+.___
___
Quarterly
ref. mtge.
2
(initial)
Cincinnati
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
prior
6%
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co, of
1st
6-18
8-
$31c
(quar.)
& Light
9
—
quar.)..
pfd.
5%
Corp., com.
Laboratories
Blue Bell,
TENDER
and Issue—
Consolidated
Baltimore,
OF
7-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
7-12
20C
3c
$3
Bloch
given in the "Chronicle."
.
$15c
(quar.)_
$$1.50
common
income
from
Income
$i.i2y2
(quar.)
(increased
Co., (Calif.)
Body
Beaux-Arts
854
list of corporate
called
7-28
Co
Ry.
Refractories
common
New
7-16
<_
Hydro-Eiectric
Belleterre
stock
7-31
;i 8-15
in¬
$20c
Carolina
7-20
8-
___■
series)
(1947
participating
Bell
common
7-10
6-28
7-31
$$1.25
Ltd.,
Clinchfield
9
56y4C
(quar.)
conv.
Quarterly
preferred and
including those
1
1
8-15
$25c
Co.'s,
preferred
was
Quarterly
a
Corp., Ltd.
common
Carolina
8-10
25c
Belknap
be found
Co.,
Corp.
7-20
7-
7-20
10%
14c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common
7%
preferred (quar.)..
Below will
7-10
88-
i >' $8c
from
(quar.)
preferred
8
,
$6
76
8-13
8-
dlv.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Baystate Corp.
10,199
*
9-1
Co.—
Bay
•
7-10
flOC
(s-a)
Carlisle
7-14
8-20
$1.08%
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class A (quar.)
ac¬
foreign correspondents...:
Industrial
714,315
R.
combined
liability
2
1
'
pfd. B (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.,
18,320
re¬
and F.
89-
Monthly
+
7-10
1
7-28
25c
30c
(quar.)
realized
5
$1.50
(quar.)__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
i
51,127,878
deposit
Contingent
capital
5
8-
^referred
Basin
Total
5
8-
1
20c
(quar.)
$2.25
Bankers Securities
i
207,593
8-
1
59c
(stock
investment
Extra
272,820
in
1
9-
(quar.)
Fund
6%
Accounts—
paid
9-
$1
preferred
Corp.,
Houghton
Baldwin
-Capital
Capital
5
9-
8-
4%
Inc.
Ltd.
conv.
Mfg.
Baldwin
—
8-
56 y»c
(quar.)
4(4%
39,102
13.809
7-30
„
62V2C
27 V4 c
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
Total
1
3,889
+
dividends
■M.
1
9-
6
$1.12%
+
accrued
liabilities
1
8-
$7y2c
(quar.)
Carborundum
*
3,527,874
items..
—
..
7-10
8.
1
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
Pacific
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—
20,780,195
cash
9-
2214 c
(quar.)
com.
$1.25
From
Total
Deferred
7-30
(quar.)
preferred
Mines,
—
Treasury—gen
7-
1
(s-a)
Devices,
353,825
S.
2nd
Audio
—
U.
2
t$1.12'4
$$ 1.12(4
(quar.)
Co.,
Refining Co., 3.75%
Aunor
Deposits:
Member
A
Carpenter
7-20
9-
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
Reserve
'
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
Liabilities—
Federal
Bronze
Oil
8-11
iH
1
115c
Corp.,
preferred
4.35%
139,375
—
9
oo
Atlantic City Electric Co.
4%
Total
9-
$1.12 V4
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
Common
3,698
+
—
30c
62'/2C
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
34,523
premises
Other
Fuel
Equipment
6%
1
+
4,210,586
items
Bank
Class
6-10
Corp. (quar.)
4(4% pfd. (quar.)__
Associated Dry Goods Corp., common (quar.)
18^,315
165,444
53,550
cash
6-10
8-10
9
$1.31 y4
61,229
'
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)________—
preferred
Arkansas
1
Aro
Total
25%
(final)
(quar.)
Service
preferred
preferred
$2.50
61,229
—
7-
(quar.)
Public
$1.10
bought
Inc.
7-23
12 '/2 %
Argus Corp., Ltd., com.
4(4% conv. preferred
744,650
—
$25c
Appalachian Electric Power—
4(4%preferred
(quar.)
V
- ■
3,092,550
Total
Power
Ry.
2 1/lOc
Payable of Rec.
Animal Trap Co. of America—
5%
-
7-31
7-16
8-
33c
(quaiterly
Northern
&
6-30
3iy4c
__________
Southern
Car
7-15
7-20
.
tJ5c
Fund
income)
preferred
7-15
1
8-16
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)__—
Canada
5%
1
7-26
(quar.)
Canadian
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
General
Canadian
7-15
8-
8-
50c
(quar.)
—
A
7-15
37y2c
Co.
preferred
Canada
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd._.
Canada
Foils, Ltd., common
(quar.)_,
Holder«
When
Share
Bonus
securities:
Bought outright—
of Company
Anheuser-Busch,
—
936
—
Name
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.
50,822
31,519
+
82,684
advances
loans
Government
S.
68,822
33,009
—
361,805
—
Cement
$1.02
(Continued from page 14)
18,000
+
re¬
21,242,009
cash
$1
8-
7-13
,
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
preferred
4y2%
Per
serves
2
6
4
Capital Venture Fund Inc.—
—
2,658
—
2
8-
8-
+20c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
4%%
1953
____
854,907
Total
&
$1.32
Canadian
R.
F.
notes
Other
1954
8-
6
8-
+38C
Portland
Dividends
July 15,
July 7,
8-
$20c
Packing
Water
Ordinary
Inc. ( +) or
7-16
; 7-12
(quar.)
$3 pfd.
Co.,
California
Canadian
Dec. (—) since
Gold
Power
California
179.
(In thousands of dollars)
2
(quar.)
Canadian
j
Ltd., com.
Mills,
Canada
»
8-
7-21
20c
(quar.)
vestment
Sep 15
6r3Q
$1
preferred
Electric
Class
1
2
7-26
$1.25
—
Timber
Oregon Power, com.
(Kansas Division)—
mtge.
(liquidating)
California
9
Sep
stock—
Caliiornia—
of
convertible
Petroleum
Calif.
J.—
Aug 16
8.
7-30
$$3.50
(quar.)—
partic pfd.
2nd
$1.25
July 31
July 30
Co.
&
Linen
1st
$1.50
155
1
Aug
1966
bonds due 1983
preferred stock
Indiana,
'
)
155
§2703
stock
preferred
Cement
Land
Caldwell
Calif.
bonds due
1st mtge.
of
2
gold bonds, series A, due 1955—
Oil
3'/«%
f.
convertible
Co.
57
July 20
1982—Aug
1st mtge. bonds due
of
Co.
1
Aug
Corp., cumul. conv. preferred stock
7%
Warren
stock
6-30
5
10c
§2805
Co.—
s.
preferred
4(4%
4.50%
Electric
f.
s.
Co.
cumulative
Resistoflex
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
5(4%
Insurance
+
preferred
preferred stock
Manufacturing
+
153
8- 2
$1.75
<quar.)
Inc.
Estate
Sugar
Calaveras
80c
Co., 3%%
Co., Inc.—
Can
252
—
§2701
Co.—
convertible
mortgage
4.90%
*
Power
536
410
Edison
second
+
3,732
11,403
Ltd.—
Co.
Paper
$1.40
Continental
475
33
—
'•++'.
&
preferred
Calamba
Calaveras
stock
July 30
preferred stock—
July 30
Beneficial Loan Corp. $3.25 cumul. conv. pfd. stock—Aug 16
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5% cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Aug
1
Crampton
53,311
Demand
T/o
Page
Date
cumulative
$4.25
Liabilities—
CALLED
preferred
$1.50
353
—
ISSUE
:
(A. M.) Co.—
Byers
7(4%
7-12
8-
8-10
&
Butler
Co.—
Company and Issue—
Abitlbi
1
$1
$1
J 50c
4%
Burgess-Manning
Burns
Burroughs Corp.
series A, due 1975
debentures
ENTIRE
137
—
7-12
,
,
.
7-21
8-11
J3C
:
-
Loan?
7-12
7-19
*
Co., Ltd., class A preference
A preference
Bullock's Inc.,
Terminal—
15-year 3V2%
mortgage 37/e%
Reef
Payable of Rec.
15c
.+
Class
Francisco
bonds,
224
3
543
Broulan
*
1
Aug
due
f. debentures due
Transmission
Gas
Perkins
&
'
.Oct
1975—__Sep
1973
s.
San
Co.
Brooks
Budget Finance Plan—
368
—
6,674
loans
i
Holderi
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
*
Line—
due
Co., 3%%
Ray Drug Co.,
First
143
+
Pipe
debentures
Pacific
Tennessee
______—
_______________
estate
3(4%
862
—
1975
preferred
Pacific
Panhandle
52
carrying
or
Northern
pur¬
chasing or carrying securities
Other
86
—
1
Y
—_—Aug 1
stock
Ry. collateral trust 4>4%
cumulative
Seabrook Farms
.
Loans
6%
—
1st mtge. bonds..Aug
England Gas & Electric Association—
*
20-year s. f. collat. trust 4% bonds, ser. C, due 1971—Sep
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
5,034
4
& 3%%
New
(In millions of dollars)
investments—total
and
or
1953
1954
1954
Assets—;,■> y
Loans
)
Light Co. 3%
&
Kings County Lignting Co.—
3VhVo 1st mortgage bonds due
dec. (—) since
*June 30,
July 8,
,
'
Power
Pag#
Date
Company and Issue—
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
ber banks follows:
7-20
6-29
8-16
60c
11.37 %
$15c
,
8-15
7-31
8-
7-29
9
\
Volume
Number 5343 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
180
(295)
■/h'r-v
V
Per
Name
of Company
Confederation
Common
Life
$37c
:
Inc.,
40c
9-15
9-10
$38c
12-15
12-10
$3
7-30
Ekco
6-30
1
7-
6
1
7-
6
5%
50c
8-
1
7-
51c
1
7-
8-
1
7-
10c
(quar.)
8-
55c
____—
10-
1
6
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
National-Watch Co.
(quar.)
6
Consolidated
Coppermines
Consolidated
2
7-15
2
7-15
Enamel
20c
8-20
25c
8-
8-
2
9
$2
12-15
6%
preferred* (quar.)
Cdnsolidated-Laundries
Consolidated
Lobster;
Consolidated
Corp.
Gas
Paper
(quar.)_______
Ltd.
■tV*%
preferred
(quar.):
Consumers Power Co., com.
'4.50% preferred (quar.)
"4.52%
preferred-(quar.)
2nd
for
!
0%
preferred
"A"
5%
preferred
8-16
$37y2C<*
10-
55c
(increased)
Exeter
f
>«-
•
1
9-
4y2%
3
8-
5
9-
8-20
1
(entire
issue
redemption on July 20 at
plus this dividend) _L—
933/4C
>
1 10-
1
9-15
31'Ac
Cook
Paint
&
Varnish
$3
prior
pref.
(quar.)
Corn
Exchange
Quarterly
;
Bank
Trust
'7%
&
2
6-25
Ferro
1
8-12
Fibreboard
9-1
8-12
75c
Co.
89-
75c
8-
7-20
(N.
Y.)—
1
90c ■'
com.
(increased
*
8-
25c
2
7-
2
7-
Fluor
5%
preferred
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
$$1.25
(quar.)
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crain
L.),
(R.
&
Crosse
&
Crossett
pfd.
A__
class
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
B
$2.50
(quar.)___
10c
.
&
Forster, 8%
Co.,
$7
preferred
Inc.,
class
Cutter
A
Cutter
4y2 %
preferred
Davidson
8-
2
7-20
9-29
9-15
8-16
8-
$1.12 y2
Dte
A
Vilbiss
Deere
&
Co.
preferred
7-
9
2
7-
9
8-
2
7-
9
8%
'
deb.
5%
Edison
Co.
Detroit
1st
i
$1.50
Di
preferred
4%
preferred
series
12-10
12-
3
8-14
8-
2
7-
25c
8-
2
7-19
50c
1
8-
3
7-12
50c
8-
2
7-12
25c
8-
2
7-12
50c
8-
2
7-
9
3 7 Vic
8-
2
7-
9
——
(quar.)
25c
8-15
7-
7
25c
8-15
7-
7
10c
7-19
7-
$2
7-28
7-14
A
$37'/2C
CO
9
r-l
1
7-15
income
2c
2
7-15
20c
Dodge & Cox Fund, Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd. '(quar.)—
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
8-
9-20
9-13
1
f
-
■
*
Common
\quar.).
$1
Dow
Chemical
Dresser
Co..
Industries
Common
3%%
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50
$4.50
I.)
Nemours
preferred
30c
4Vi %
(quar.)
Duriron
5%
preferred
Sullivan
Stock
"6%
Mines,
Industries
(reduced)
preferred
Steamship Line,
(W.
R.)
7-
7
8%
6%
preferred
1
8%
class
9-15
9-
1
8- 2
7-21
class
6%
7-24
7-24
20c
8-
2
7-
9
Grand
17- 9
Great
7-16
A
&
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Eastern Utilities Association
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
com.
B
class
class
(initial)
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Co.,
American Industries
Southern
Life
(H.
L.)
Co.
1
9-17
Guardian
Mutual
8-
2
7-22
Gulf
Insurance
12-
1
11-19
$1.50
$12'/2c
7-20
7-
1
$5
Life
$5
Mobile
&
preferred
7-16
7-15
Hag&n
8-10
7-15
15c
8-
7-15
25c
8-12
50c
8-16
8-
2
Halle
6
8-
2
7-
8-16
2
8-
8-
2
6-30
8-
2
6-30
8-
2
6-30
8-16
7-16
8-16
8-16
7-16
7-
2
5
Increased
Oil
Co.
Ohio
Co.,
Well
(quar.)
Mines,
2
8- 2
7-
8
7- 8
8-
2
International
$1.40
55c
9-
1
8-16
6%
1
7-10
8-
2
6-25
20C
7-23
6-30
15c
8-
2
8-
2
7-15
1
7-
8-3
7-10
7-24
7-10
7-20
7-
25c
8-
7-15
2
9
8-
2
8-
2
6-14
10-
1
9-20
8-
1
6-28
75c
$1.25
$60c
42y2c
7-15
8-16
8-
9-
8-16
1
2
9-15-
8-16
9-15
8-16
7-31
7- 9
8-
8-
2
7-20
Ltd
$2
9-11
8-30
9-11
8-30
$2
12-11
11-29
12-11
11-29
9-15
8-25
12-15
11-25
8-27
10-15
9-10
8-
2
9-30
50c
9-
1
7-31
7-15
8-
2
7-16
7-26
7-15
2
7-15
$1.25
9-10
8-23
$1.25
12-16
11-26
37!/2c
Inc
10c
(Fla.)
(quar.)
...
12y2c
8-
(increased)
common
(quar.)
common
8-
1
7-15
10c
8-
4
6-25
Inc.,
&
Jacobs
(quar.)
(F.
Jersey
Jewel
L.)
Inc.,
8-
$1
8-
conv.
Inc.,
Co.
Power
preferred
Tea
(quar.)
8-16
7-21
2
9-30
9-17
12-30
12-17
$25c
8-
2
6-30
8-
2
7-16
8-
2
7-16
8-
2
7-16
9-
1
8-
4
8-
2
7-
9
8-
2
7-
9
8-
2
7-
9
55'Ac
8-
2
7- 9
58%c
8-
2
7-
100%
7-23
7-
(accum.)_
9-21
8-
$25c
1
2
7-
9-10
3%%
10-
1
$1.50
9-
1
8-
2
$3
1-
2
12-
3
30c
8-
1
7- 1
50c
8-
2
7-19
I.12V2
8-
2
7-19
9-10
8-19
8-
2
7-
9-
1
8-11
8-
2
7-14
11-
1
10-13
8-
2
pfd.
10-15
9-15
$75c
10-15
9-15
30c
6-30
(quar.)
C
(quar.)_
$1.05
8-
7-15
$1.09
8-
7-15
35c
9-
2
preferred
8-16
9-
8-16
9-
8-16
9-
8-16
7-30
7-16
8-
1
7-15
10-
1
9-15
62»/2c
7-30
7-12
8-
1
7-15
8-31
8-25
8-
1
8-
2
7-15
8-
1
7- 9
8-
2
3'/2%
(quar.)
7-31
1
7-2Q
11-
1
10-20
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
«- 1
$2.25
8-
2
6-
preferred
7-22
7-16
9-10
9-
9-
8-13
95c
$1
1
9-1
1
8-13
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-1$
87 Vic
50c
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c
preferred
preferred
preferred
Electric,
Kuppenheimer (B.)
Extension
7-23
Lamson
Laudis
9-
8-10
$2.50
3
7-29
7- 9
7-31
6-30
15c
8-25
8-14
8-
2
7-16
9-
1
8- 9
$1.50
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
(s-a)
13%c
50c
University
Woods
(quar.)
10- 1
,
8- 2
11-
1
9-15
7-15
10-15
8- 2
7-26
8-
7-23
2
10c
Milling
Co.,
9-24
1-10-55
12-24
$40c
$1.16
pfd.
(quar.)—
class
1
9-
1
8- 4
8-
4
A
29c
7-31
7-21
29c
(quar.)
(Alfred), Inc.,
(quar.)_
9-
$$1.75
(quar.)
Laboratories,
preferred
10-11
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
8-25
6-21
8-
10c
the
Common
8- 2
50c
Quarterly
of
»
45c
(quar.)
5'/2%
preferred
Co.
2
20c
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Kroger Co., common (quar >
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd
2
8-
7-
1
8-2
$1
(quar.)
8-
8-10
8-
100%
Kobacker
2nd
8- 2
8-10
75c
I
7%
7-1Q
8-10
$1.25
dividend
7%
12-15
7-20
37'/2c
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Kuhlman
0-13
1-3-55
30c
(s-a)
10-1
87 Vic
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A (quar.)
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(quar.)
2
8-13
9-
$1
preferred
9-10
1
$1.05
Extra
8-
1
$1
25c
Light Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3 V2 %
B
7-19
7-31
8-
15c
Kennedy's, Inc., common (quar.):
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)
Class
7-25
$1
Kellogg Co.—
Class A
Class B
6-30
7-20
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.16
6-24
88-
5c
4%
Lambert
1
$1
93%c
3.80%
Lakeside
9-
5c
Kansas City Power &
Lake
6-24
$75c
10c
(quar.)
& Supply, com. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Salle
6
9-15
$1.06'/4
Testers, Inc.
Stock
9-20
Light—
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.
(liquidating)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
5%
2
8-25
$1.20
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
2
ft
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
&
9
50c
Quarterly
4.50%
8-16
8-31
8-
13%c
Joslyn Mfg.
4 V2 %
8-13
15c
Johnson & Johnson, 4% 2nd
pfd.
Ranch Royalty (quar.)
Johnson
7-15
8-31
12y2b
$1.05
pfd.
common
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
Electric
2
1
9-13
$$1
933/4c
common
Central
50c
1
8-12
7-22
5
97'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4VA%
25c
$5c
1
2
8-
$1.50
Island—
preferred
7-21
Cementing Co.—
9-
8-
60c
17Vic
Rhode
(quar.)
(quar.)__
55c
Heintz,
preferred
30c
6-30
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Jantzen,
La
$40c
$1.25
62'/2c
;
of
1^
7-16
7-!*
35c
Inc
Co.
7-
1
1
35c
common
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred
Ironrite,
2
88-
35c
Corp.,
(quar.)
3.90%
Jack
8-
25c
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Mortgage (Bridgeport)
(quar.)
3.75%
7-15
35c
Canada,
(quar.)
Mutual,
7- 91;
1
t$1.75
of
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec., $4.22
pfd. (quar.)
$4.36
preferred (quar.)
Public Service
Co., common (quar.;__
7%
!__
(quar.)
Iowa
7-20
2
RR.—
Co.
Co.
7-23
7-23
8-
$$2.50
37'/2c
preferred
convertible
Investors
1
8- 2
8-
50c
$1
Utilities
Corp.
Investment
4%
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
Jefferson
55c
l__
(quar.)
preferred
Intertype
8-
53y4c
$1.40
7-15
1
9-15
8-12
51c
(Canada), 4% pfd. (quar.)
Products
preferred
4%
8-
1
55c
(quar.)
Telephone, 4.80%
International Nickel
7-16
8-
10-
Quarterly
6
(Texas)—
(quar.)___
Brothers
Hallnor
9
6
5c
com
(quar.)
Fund,
Mfg.
Corp.
Halliburton
8-
7-
7-
40c
Inc.,
Insurance
(quar.)
Gus„ n-Bacon
8-
2
2
2
2
25c
Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)___
8-16
10c
2
7-
8-
8-
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
G' rney
9
$25c
'
10-
Gulf
3
8-
7-
7-15
12'/2c
$3
Co., common (quar.)_
6%
preferred (s-a)
1
Institutional Growth Fund—
Quarterly of 9c from ordinary income and
21c from security
profits)
Interchemical Corp., common
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
International Business Machines
Corp.—
11-10
7-31
$1.50
common
$1.12 y2
7-31
11-24
$1.50
—__
Green
8-20
11-10
$1
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
10-22
11-24
12'/2c
(quar.)
B
5
1
6-25
56!/4c
5
1
2
$1.75
(quar.)
8-
8-14
8-
15c
8-
9-
6-30
25c
8-20
11-
9-17
7-19
56y»c
9-10
$30c
7-15
1
35c
—
8-15
31'Ac
7-15
2
$1.12Va
IV2C
8-15
2
8-
25c
(quar.)—
and
Quarterly
1
8-
10-
$1.25
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Great
8-12
Co.—
and
A
preferred
Grafton
3
2
5c
Johnson
(quar.)
Inc.. 4% pfd,
&
9-
5%
common
dividend
convertible
Eastern
Ltd.
Inc.,
Grace
9-
20c
(quar.)
-
Batteries, new
preferred (quar.)___
8- 2
3iy4c
(s-a)
B
National
9-15
15C
Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
&
Co.
15C
Freres,
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania R. R.
Eastern
i
(quar.)
East
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
40c
—._
common
Rubber
4y2%
7-21
of Boston—
income)
& Co.
(quar.)
H.), com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Harvester Corp.____
25c
$1.12V/2
(quar.)_
East
;
1
10c
A
Bradstreet,
Duncan Coffee, class A
Class A (quar.)
Dupuis
9-
87'/2C
_
Metals & Supply Co.
(quar.)
Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
preferred
&
1
Gould
2
50c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)_______,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd. (Canada)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Class
Common
Dun
10-
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
&
Ducommon
Dumont
1
$25c
2
8-
7-15'
8-
15c
Ingersoll-Rand
5%
class
investment
93%c
L
(quar.)——
de
(E.
10-
-
.
:_
Drexel Furniture
Pont
Brewing,
George Putnam Fund
25c
,.
quar.)
du
<
7-
1
7-21
25c
8-13
2
7-21
2
22»/2C
9-
8-
4
8-
of Indiana—
6-30
11-
8-
tlOc
7-30
$10c
Indiana
t$1.25
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Inc.—
(increased
quar.)
7-15
$10c
_
(reduced
2
8-17
7-20
7-21
Telephone
8-
9-15
Indiana Steel
1
4
2
$37'/2c
4.20%
4y2 %
$20c
7-20
8-
37'/2c
(quar.)
com.
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Goldblatt Brothers
(quar.)—
7
1
8-
7-15
8-
15c
Quarterly
Wares, Ltd.—
Goodall-Sanford,
-
.
(quar.)
preference (quar.)„_—_________
Corp.,
Gleaner
7-
Imperial Tobacco
$1
8-13
1
7-20
$1.50
7-30
7-28
1
$1.37 »/2
7-15
$25c
7-15
8-
Investors
2
$62'/2C
7-30
Investors Trust
$37'/2c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd,
(quar;)__
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (increasedquar,)
Dominion Tar & Chemical
7-15
93 u/4 c
,
Utilities
General Telephone Co.
$2 preferred (quar.)
Goodall
7-30
8-
7-23
2
$1.25
(s-a)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts ord. (stock
dividend)Imperial Life Assurance Co.
(Canada)
11-15
$1.50
8-25
$40c
1
7-15
8-
$1.25
B
(quar.)
11-
2
8-13
30c
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
1
preferred
preferred
2
35c
$1.25
53y8c
1
12y2c
preferred (s-a)
4.42%
8-
i2y2c
u
110c
9-
non-cumulative
4.70%
8-16
"
8-
10-31
10-21
$15c
(quar.)
9-30
9-13
$15c
9-30
9-13
(quar.)
$15c
12-31
12-13
(quar.)
$15c
12-31
12-13
&
Sessions
preferred
Machine
Quarterly
Co.,
—.—
coin,
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9
2
R. R.—
6-30
7-19
5c
Steel
(From
6%
78-
30c
(quar.)
7-19
6?y2c
(quar.)
$10c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
Common
(reduced)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(Calif.)—
4»/2%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
$2.20
2
$1
preferred
$2.20
8-
2;v
8-
.6-30
87y2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
Common
General
7-30
Advertising—
preferred
(quar.)_
;
1
Illinois Power Co., common
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.26%
preferred (quar.)
7%
Special
5%
8-16
40c
(quar.)
Service Corp.—
preferred
General
8-24
9
7-31
25c
(quar.)
Co
2
7-
8-14
50c
com.
;
50c
(initial).
(P.
Co.; Ltd.—
/
Public
General
Brick
15c
McBean
9-30
$$1.25
1—
■ominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
(reduced)—
2nd convertible preferred
(quar.)
—
.'
preferred
$6
preferred
Extra
7-15
1
25c
convertible preferred
•n$5.50
2
$2
Glatfelter
___
''
Outdoor
General
8-
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lighting & Power, $4
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc., 5% pref. (quar.)
Illinois Central
9J
$1
Gladding,
8-31
2
Ltd!—
& Anglo Investment
Corp.,
preferred • (quar.)——-——_—
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)—
5%
4
6%
$4
6%
7-15
37^0
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.,
pfd.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
7-16
15c
9-17
7-16
25c
:——
Dominion
6-30
7-30
2
7-
2
7-31
25c
Foods,
15c
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
(quar.)___
5%
pref. A (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
-
7-16
8-
7-15
6-30
8-
5c
(quar.)________
Hudson Bay
55c
(quar.)
8-17
8-
7-30
25c
Monthly
8-16
25c
1
1
8-16
7-26
7-15
7-26
-15c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
62y2c
Corp.
Inc.
preferred
General
Houston
$1.50
C
*'
(quar.)
20c
Giant Portland Cement Co._
Gillette Co., $5 preference
(quar.)
Gimbel Bros., Inc., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
25c
$17'/2c
8-
,
125c
Corp., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
Instrument
Genessee
investment
*
'
Foods
$3.75
General
Ltd.—
pref. (quar.)
Co.,
7-19
20c
(s-a)
9
*
7-14
2
Corp.—
8-
1
••
7-16
3
tl5c
(quar.)
com.
General
40c
Y.__—...
Construction
$1.50 convertible class
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
net
new
3
9-
2
8-
17»/2c
Oil
9-
12-20
—_—
(quar.)—.
*
From
Crude
Motors Corp.,
12-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp. of N.
Steel
General
Mills,
90c
8-
8-
■
25c
common
General
50c
3
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
9
9
9-
1
9-24
10c
Co.,
preferred
9
8-
9
lOc
Co., common
(quar.)
A
9-10
7-
preferred
7-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
35c
General
3.
2
5%
1
8-1
7-31
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Hardart Co. (N. Y.),
&
Illinois
(quar.)
General
9-
8-
8-25
(quar.)
8
$1.25
(s-a)
Co.
Discount
Disher
$8
General
Class
Di-Noc
Co.
6
9-20
9
75c
Extra—
7-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)—.J.
Co.,
preferred
Gamewell
preferred
9
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
common
5%
8-
8-30
2
75c
(quar.)__
7-19
3
Horn
8-
isc
Ltd. (quar.)
,y.
Ltd., $5 1st pfd. (s-a)
Co.
Horder's,
9-24
60c
preferred
5%
Insurance
Home
7-12
1
9-10
Co.,
Co.,
2
8-
H.)
7-15
93%c
preferred
&
8-
75c
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
7-
$1.25
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.)
B (quar.)_„
___;
.__—__'
'
'
pfd.
Yard
Devoe & Raynolds, class A
Class
B
(quar.)
Match
$6
(D.
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common lquar.)___
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)_
2
9-
7-16.
*
Hunt
preferred
2
2
8-1
2%
&
30c
_____________
& Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Steql Products Co. (quar.)
Diamond
$2.20
Gale
8-
8-
:
-
Co.
common
8-
30c
Gasket
Detroit
7-
Holt, Renfrew
7-23
2
Corp.—
common
10c
Corp.,
35c
preferred (quar.)
Detroit
7-
7-26
30c
Tramway Corp.,
Stock
7-26
Holmes
7-15
8-
$1.06 Va
common
25c
(quar.)_
Union
7-27
25c
(quar.)
convertible
7-14
7;15 1
2
t
1-20
8-16
56y»c
Home
Quarterly
Froedtert
Finance
4
8-16
2
30c
Realty
General
8-
50c
Denver
(L.)
Electric,
10c
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Denver
Frerdman
General
25c
8-
1-55
8-
$12y2c
(quar.)
preferred
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
10-20
2-
40c
(quar.)—-____
convertible
7- 6
11-1
68%c
.__
______;
1
62y2c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
7-10
Light Co. (quar.)
Co., com. "A" (quar.)
stock
Cos.,
2
(quar.)
5%
Inc.—
(quar.)
Rubber
Kleiser
8-
(quar.)___—_____——
com.
&
$1.25
(quar.)—_
7-16
7-20
35c
Extra
j.
50c
(quar.)_
Wallace, class B (quar.)
4%
preferred
General Baking
6-30
2
Higbie Mfg. Co.,
9-10
2
A
5
$1.50
$1,371/3
5C
5%
Products
preferred
10-
(one additional share of
stock for each four shares
held)
Gardner-Denver
8-
7%
8-25
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4»/4% pfd. A
(quar.)
Higbee Co.; 5% preferred
(quar.)
35c
preferred
Fraser
,
1
8-
15c
.
(quar.)
6-30
2
8-
common..
Mfg.
Voting
8-
7-29
Power "&
Dennison
3
$1.13
(quar.)
5%
3
$1
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Delaware
9-15
912-
$1.06
—
Inc.
class
1
9-23
12-23
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—.—
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
$2
10-
2
50c
(quar.)
Bros.,, Inc.
Daystrom,
9-17
10c
& Light Co., $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)_
Davenport Water,
8-13
50c
Power
$4.24
1
9-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Laboratories
Dallas
7-15
$3.50
(quar.)
Laboratories
7-15
87 '/2c
Curlee Clothing Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
■>*
2
10-
0
$35c
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Franklin Stores Corp.
(quar.)^__
7-15
9-
$2
7% pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)„
3'/2%
2
8-16
$1.05
American Sugar Co.,
Press,
11-15
8-
$50c
(accum.)
Cuban
Cuneo
1
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-16
8-
10c
—
9-10
1
Foster
12-15
12-
•
2-55
9-
-
7-16
Machinery & Chemical—
Forbes &
6-18
8-'2
Hercules Steel
2
dividend
com.
Food
1
9-30
5c
____.
A
Ltd. (quar.)
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
Crum
Cuoa
1
28vac~'
Crown Cork & Seal,
Crown
8-20
$15c
Co.,'4'/2%
class
47/s%
(quar.)
Blackwell,
Co.,
Class
Ltd.
Sexton
&
Stock
8-13
11-
7-16
Stores—
7-31
11-15
8-1
20c
dividend)
preferred
Tire
3% %
American
Crlbben
1
8-16
$1.25
_
,
9-
$1.25
■
8-
8-
9-10
I
(reduced)—.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
8-14
35c
(reduced)
Powder
7-30
$$1.25
com.
10c
(quar.)_^
Food Fair
(quar.)——
7-20
Co.
$3
(stock
Corp.
Co.,
Hercules
Co.—
Sterling Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)__
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co. (quar.)
6-25
2
8-16
>—» 00
Firth
6
8- 2
8-
25c
.
Life Insurance
Products, Inc.—
prior
Mfg.
Hecht
11-12
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
•Firestone
6
8-
$1.75
—
s-a)__
2
Corp.
6%
Hayes
8-13
1
$1.50
_
preferred
25c
Corrugated Paper Box Co.,-Ltd.—
,
V4 %
"30c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)___-__—____.
Reynolds Corp.
4
1
8C
Department- Stores,
(quar.)
Common
4
912-
65c
Co
"
;
preferred
Corroon
8-
7-15
1
1
:
Corn Products Refining Co.,
9-1
8-
.
(quar.)
Co.,- common
'
i7y2c
<
30c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
7-20
Federated
'5%'
Continental
preferred
& Traders
6
$1.25
Frocks, Inc. (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref.
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc., com.
(quar.)_
Continental
Copper & Steel Indus., Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—^-'-—'^--*—^-—Transportation Lines (quar.)__
Cook; Electric. Co. (quar.)—
:
^
_L_
Bros.
Co., 5y2% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America, 4y2% pfd.
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
7-20
$1.25
,
Fashion
per
23c
•>7-31
18 Vac
Hat
7-20
quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
Co.,- 6%
Quarterly
called
$105
share
7-31
8-
com¬
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.
(quar.)
Hartz (J. F.) Co.,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-20
1
share
per
Convertible into
30
(A.)
5y2%
7-13
9-
(reduced
Hampton
Farmers
-
__:
5
8-31
July 30 at $52
on
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
called
Cotton, Ltd.,
3%%'
(quar.)
Brewing Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
•
Farmer
3
8-20
$1
Falstaff
7-23
9-
Inc.
&
Fairbanks
9-15
1
10-
75c
V
v-
10-
$1.13
.i_L-:
1
8-20
$1.12
;
com.
Eversharp,
6-11
\
Harris
6-30
8-10
issue
Hart,
9-21
Erie Railroad Co.—
9
7-15
7-23
1
7-31
62'/2c
"A".. (quar.)___
f/1
-
Co.—
preferred
8-15
7-10
(quar.)
preferred '<quar;)__i_i„^_-
'$4.25
*
Can
1
2
62VaC
(quar.)___fc_
10-
10c
;
8-
53'/2c
Cpntainer Corp. of America,
4% preferred (quar.)
;$3.75
(quar.)—
9-
7-
7-17
15c
30c
2
7-15
2
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
July
(entire
5% pfd. (quar.)
Organ Co. (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
8-12
7-31
15c
25c
<-■_—/_
Consolidated Retail Stores—'•'
Continental
preferred
1
8-13
*10c
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)—'___
Co.
Corp.
2nd
9-
,
common
to
When
share
pfd.
Hammond
8-18
$3.50
(annual)
common
8-25
50c
preferred (s-a)
Ltd. (quar.)__
Products,
9-
25c
(qu«r.)__
9-23
4.50%
this dividend).
Hamilton
(quar.)_;
$1.25
_—
Inc.—:r
Consolidated Natural
1st
5%
11-30
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—$5
Heating
convertible preferred
Forge & Steel Corp.,
Erie
$5c
&
Equity Corp.,
7-15
7-19
1
25c
8-
(quar.)—__
Corp. (quar.)
Yellowknife - Mines,
Ltd.
Discovery
plus
mon
Per
of Company
Co.,
redemption
7-15
7-15
15c
common
8-
Dearborn
Consol.
for
1
5c
Employers Group Associates
Emporium Capwell Co., 7%
Corp.
Haloid
8-
62yac
_
—
-9-20
Name
7-15
1
8- 2
25c
(quar.)
37 Vic
_.
1
8-
$1.12 y2
9-
8-
40c
;
62 Vic
A
1
9-15
Corp.—
Elgin Sweeper Co
Ely & Walker Dry Goods,
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
6
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
common
preferred
Elgin
C0nsqiidated Chemical Industries—
Class
(quar.)__
Electro
8-
When
Share
.
(Bahamas)
4'/2%
preferred
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer.
(quar.)__i_
Refractories
&
Abrasives
8-
47y2c
preferred
Company
Corp., Ltd.
Products,
51 Vic
(quar.)
;$2 preferred (quar.)—
$2.04 preferred (quar.)—
]$2.20 preferred (quar.)—;
Cahnohio.
Per
Name of
*
,
Ecuadorian
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Toronto)-—
8%
preferred
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.06 pfd. (quar.)
'$1.90
When
Share
Assn.
(quar.)
Common
51
.
,
(quar.)__
62'/2c
—
9-10
10-
1
25c
8-15
25c
11-15
8-27
9-17
8-
3
11- 3
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronic le...
52
4%'% preferred (quar.)_
Inc.,
Bryant,
fcane
56 >/4c
$20c
Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
taurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
JTaura Secord
50c class
A
B
Class
preferred
75c
20c
96»/4c
8- 2
8- 6
8- 2
JLeeee-Neville
$$2
30c
30c
$1.80
$1.12%
8- 2
9-1
7-20
8- 2
.___————-
;
—
<quar.)__
Corp.
Tire
&
Rubber
Idte
7-30
7-30
10- 1
___________—_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
5%
Co
& Sons, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)—
Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (accum.)_>
Portland Cement Co. (quar.l___.L__
Lehigh Valley R. R. Co. (quar.)
——
l«ehman
Corp.______—:—____—._—Lerner Stores Corp., 4>/2%
pfd. (quar.)_____
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)__—_.
;—
(James)
Eecs
Eegare
Ltd
Bros.,
Lewis
Co.,
8- 1
11-1
50c
(quar.)
37 %c
66c
—-—
(quar.)
liquid Carbonic Corp., com.
35c
87%c
—
preferred (quar.)—
Little Miami RR. Original (quar.)—
3% %
Original
11-18
8- 2
7-15
—-J
(quar.)——
tlV*c
$1
(quar.) .—___———___
Candy Corp. (s-a)
— —
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
____
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7% non-cumul. 2nd preferred (quar.)
•1% non-cumul. 2nd preferred (quar.)—_
Louisiana
Power
& Light—
$1
10c
8-16
9-21
12-22
7-21
7- 8
8-9
8-2
25c
20c
9-1
10- 1
1-2-55
8- 2
8- 2
9-1
9-1
8- 1
8- 5
$1.75
$1.75
8- 1
11- 1
7-22
10-22
Preferred (quar.)
Joint
Lack
8%
a
pfd.
Co., 8%
(quar.)
Pipe
preferred
$1
XAckwood-Dutchess
Loft
4.96%
preferred
8- 2
8- 2
7-12
7-12
9-10
8- 1
11- 1
$31V4c
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., 5%
8- 1
7-15
10-15
7-15
MacFadden Publications—
7-23
preferred
1st
(quar.)
7-15
$$1.25
$1.06%
$1
40c
9-15
8- -2
8-2
8-25
8-31
7- 7
7-7
$$1.25
56%c
—
(R. H.) & CO., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)__
4% preferred B (quar.)
—___________
Madison Square Garden Corp
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Macy
.
7-31
8- 2
preferred (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.), 41/2%
$3
Power
Marshall
Shovel
Field
Co
(quar.)
Triist,
Co.
&
Valley R. R. Co.
Massawippi
Chemical Corp.,
Mathieson
(quar.)
Macotta
Corp
.
Stores, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., $3 pref. (quar.)
May Department
$3.75
$3.40
Maytag
preferred
McBryde
McCall
Sugar,
Corp.
9- 1
9-1
12- 1
8-5
7-22
8-0
11- 5
8-2
7- 8
(quar.)
:
&
McKee
60c
8- 2
(quar.)—
25c
(increased quar.)
20c
20c
10c
50c
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
9- 1
8-16
8- 2
9-22
6-30
7-10
8- 3
6-30
7-20
6-21
6-15
6-15
7-16
8-13
8- 6
7-22
9- 8
$1.10
$1.22V2
8- 2
8- 2
7-15
7-15
10c
9- 1
8-17
50c
$1.06y4
33y3%
8-16
7-31
7-28
7-30
7-20
7- 2
Ltd.
Mines,
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.,
(s-a)
(quar.)
4%
& Co., com.
preferred
Melville
Shoe
43/4%
50c
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Forming
Miami
Co.
Copper
Abrasive
Mid-West
Co.
Midwest
Piping Co.
Miller
._
—
(quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)"_._
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. Co. (stock div.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co. (quar.)
4%
Mississippi Glass Co.,
•
50c
15c
$1.50
$1.09
25c
20c
8-1
1088' 88-
1
2
2
2
2
7%
$1.25
$75c
175c
preferred A (accum.)
(Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
"Mitchell
Quarterly
Moneta Porcupine
t5c
Ltd
Mines,
Monongahela
4.50%
Power Co., $4.40
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
Monroe
Loan
Monsanto
$3.85
Chemical
Montana
Power
Co.,
preferred
$4.20
preferred
Moore
Corp.,
(quar.)
96y4c
20c
(quar.)
com.
40c
(quar.)__
$1.05
$1.50
t25c
$25c
t$1.75
t$1.75
$18%c
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd..
common
4%
redeemable
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
7%
Morgan
(Henry)
Morrell
(John)
Morris
(Philip)
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
& Co.,
&
(quar.)
$2.45
$1.50
Mcflnt
Mount
9o.
Royal
Rice
Mills,
Karragansett Electric,
.
.
4.64%
preferred
Ltd.
4%%
7%
Biscuit
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(stock
(quar.)
div.)
3
River
9-
3
Roanoke
10-
1
30c
8-
2
99%c
8-
2
United
Electric Co.
Co.
1
6-22
11-
9-22
Ross
8-
6-22
Rothmoor
8-
7-22
Class
(J. O.)'Engineering Corp.
Rowe
6-30
Corp.,
A
Packard-Bell
pfd.
Traffic
Corp.
20c
(quar.
7-15
St.
Co.
Paper
Chemical
9-21
7-15
7-30
Class
A
$10c
(quar.)
7-30
7-14
Schenley
2
7-16
Schwitzer-Cummins
9-15
Scott
preferred
(reduced)
5V2% pfd. A (quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
7-14
8-
1
7-14
3.65%
preierred
(quar.)
8-16
7-15
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
8-16
7-15
Seaboard
9-10
8-21
Sears,
Securities
Line
Air
Roebuck
2
7-
8-
2
7-21
Co.
5%
91V4c
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
60c
10c
preferred
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
Seton
8-16
7-20
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
4%
8-
1
1
8-13
7-
7-26
Stock
9-17
7-30
10-
Common
5%
Ltd.,
2
7-
10-
1
9-10
8-15
7-2§
Signature Loan
33c
8-15
7-26
32 V2c
8-15
8-16
7-15
$$1.50
7-
2
8-
35c
10-
$1.25
10-
1
9-
1
8-13
$1.06 V*
8-
2
7-15
9-15
8-31
40c
Smith
(A.
(Howard)
Ltd.,
.
(quar.)
(J. Hungerford)
9-
3
Smith
15c
9-13
9-
3
Sommers Drug
8-
2
50c
8-
2
7-20
40c
7-30
7-16
7-30
7-15
100%
(S.
$1.55
$1.12%
—
$1
(quar.)
$1
2nd
1
1
12-10
10-
Co.,
4.80%
1
(quar.)
Power
(initial)
$1.17
7-
9
$1.07%
8-
1
7-
9
3.80%
95c
8-
1
7-
9
4.40%
$1.10
8-
1
7-
9
7-29
7-
8
Southwest Natural Gas, common
7-
8
Southwestern
2
7-
6
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Transportation Co., com.
5%
Corp.,
Piedmont &
Ltd.
(quar.)
British
Ry.
Northern
Gold
Pioneer
of
Mines
4.70%
Price
Bros.
Oil,
4 y4 %
4y2 %
Ltd.,
Quebec
Power
8- 2
com
—
Radio
7-31
7- 9
Corp.
$3.50
1st
of America,
Ralston Purina Co.,
3% %
4.15%
preferred
7-28
4.25%
preferred
2
7-28
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
(qUar.)
(quar.)
6
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5c
56V4c
25c
10- 1
25c
12-15
7-20
7-
Special
7-31
6-30
$2.50
7-20
7-
preferred
Concrete
50c
10-15
9-14
Raytheon Mfg. Co.,
8-
2
7-12
7-26
7-12
7-20
7-12
65c
7-20
6-30
$1.75
8-31
8-10
$2.40 preferred
Quarterly
Additional
Springfield
Light
7-20
6-30
1
6-30
Standard
Commercial
8-
1
7-12
Standard
Fire
1
7-12
11-15
10-30
Standard
Fuel
8-
2
7-14
Standard
Milling
Standard
Power
Co.,
&
8-
2
7-15
9-
1
8-13
1
8-13
Standard
Products
9-
1
8-13
Standard
Silica
35c
7-20
6-22
Stanley Brcck,
7-20
0-22
5
7-31
15C
(quar.)
8-
7-13
8-25
Common
Class
B
(quar.)
of
&
B
1
pfd.
8-31
11-30
div.)
8-16
8- 2
8-6
5%
J.—
4%%
9-10
12-10
45c
(stock
N.
7-5
*.»
50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
7-23
$56V4c
8- 1
8- 2
7-16
7-15
6-18
7-22
7- 9
15c
Co
9-
40c
Coo.
Tobacco
Insurance
(quar.)
(Trenton)
12-
10c
additional
Cement,
—;
Gas
7-29
7-29
7-29
10c
Portland
Spokane
8-13
7-29
7-29
7-29
Inc.—
(quar.)__
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
8-
8-
33c
(quar.)
"
preferred
90c
6%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
com.
Securities,
&
convertible
17 %c
$30c
Light—
com.
capital surplus)
(increased)
(from
Co.
Corp.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products, (extra)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.— 4
30c
.
•
20c
8-20
8-19
12%c
$15c
$10c
15c
(quar.)
8-14
8- 4
8- 1
7-19
7-19
$1.25
$1.25
9-30
12-31
8-
1
8- 2
7-15
' '
"
(quar.)—.
25c
.a
common
common
87 %c
(quar.)
8-
9
7-
2
8-23
7-16
1
9-13
10-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
5%
5%
Steel
Stein
75c
9-13
99-
preferred (quar.)
1
10-
1
37 %C
8-
2
preferred (quar.l
of Canada* Ltd.
& Co.
(quar.)
7-20
7-23
10-
1
9-15
12- ?
7-7
25c
8- *2
30c
8-14
25c
(A.)
Sterchi
Stern
&
4%%
60 c
(quar.)
Co.
7-12
10%
;—
9-10S
*
7-39
1
93 %C
(quar.)
Pile Co.
(quar.)
Investments
(quar.)
4%%
$1.50
__
preferred
Service,
Common
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
9
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-15
Raymond
7-15
2
8-
35C
preferred
7-15
7-15
9-15
1
1
8-
Public
$1.06%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quincy Mining Co
8-10
8-10
8-2
8- 2
8-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
8-13
6-19
8-
8-
$1.17%
(quar.)
preferred
non-cumulative
$1
75o
2c
Colorado,
of
Co.
7-15
7-15
92%c
97%c
$1.033/4
$1.06Vt
$1.10
7-29
25c
(quar.)
B
preferred
preferred
8- 1
8- 2
7-15
30c
$1.37%
common
& Co.,
Service
Public
8-16
7- 5
7- 5
,7- 5
7-29'
Railway Co.—
5%
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Nevada
Southern
$12 %c
(s-a)
Plymouth Cordage Co., common (qdar.)
Employees' stock (quar.)
Portable Electric Tools Inc., com. (quar.) —
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60% preferred (quar.)
Pratt-Hewitt
Southern
Columbia,
Pitts., Cinn., Chicaeo & St. Louis RR.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
(quar.)
Pittston Co., common (quar.)
preferred
7-31
7-31
8-27'
9-15
8- 2
9- 1
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
30c
$1
(Interim)
5%%
6-15
7-31
$1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred
8- 3
50c
20c
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
Phillips-Jones
.
97 %c
(resumed)—
$1
participating preferred (resumed)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__
Phila.
6-15
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3'
6-15
62%c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
8-19
9-10
8- 2
9-30
9-30
9-30
8- 3
6-39
7- 9'
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
8-
pfd. (quar.)
8-26
$1.20
20c
Co. (quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd
9-10
1-2-55
Edison
Calif.
4.48%
12-10
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
9-10
1-2-55
(quar.)
common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Southern Advance Bag & Paper
Southern
$1.12%
Co. (quar.)
Stores, com
Corp.,
6-39
28c
28%c
$50c
(quar.)
Co.
Morgan)
Sonotone
7-30
7-30
8- 2
Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)__
(Subject to obtaining a
8-31
8- 9
7- 97-1
25c
10c
5c
383/4c
3lV4c
30c
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
9-13
7-12
8-31
10- 1
9- 1
8- 2
8-2
$25c
$50c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
15c
10- 1
6-28
7-297-29
50c
common
Corp.
O.)
Common
$2
'
7-14
7-13
15c
Co.,
Smith
7- 9
50c
(N.)
pfd.
Sons Ltd., 5%
Smith
9-10
$1.06
I
(quar.)
(H.)
Slater
9-10
1
Dairies, Ltd., class A
B
Class
7-10
7-26
7-1
8- 2
7-30
8- 2
7-28
8- 2
7-31
$15c
(quar.)
Co., common "A"
preferred (quar.)
Simon
5
7-1
8-2
$15c
$$1.25
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Silverwood
7-26
$75c
9-2
9-2
17-2.
$35c
$25c
40c
$20c
6c
19c
Sigma Mines, Ltd
7%
6-30'
7-167-15
7-27
8-25
10- 2
10- 2
8- 2
8-2
Ltd.—
Canada,
Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co.
6
8-
'
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
of
Co.
(quar.)
Shirriff's,
IS
12
9-10
5%
dividend
Sherwin-Williams
9-15
1
1-2-55
of America (quar.)
Corp.
6-10
9-10
8- 2
$50c
$56ViC
25c
10c
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Foods Inc. (quar.)____
Sheraton
9
1
8-13
9-15
8-2T
1
12c
(quar.)
Shedd-Bartush
8-13
10-
7-29
7-29
' 7-16
7-16
8-138-13
10- 1 *
25c
Co
4%%
7-15
9-
7-15
8- 2
10-
$30c
income)
investment
Leather
1
1
8-29
"8-29
7-15
Inc.—
8-
(From
1
•
12- 1
9-10>
9-27
10- 2
10c
common
31 V4c
(quar.)
Selected American Shares,
6
25c
permit from the State Corp. Commission)
-
$1
(quar.)
7-19
7-16
18- 5
7- 2
9- 1
9- 1
9-14
$1.07%
:
Common
7-
91V4c
pfdJ (quar.)
RR.
&
Acceptance
8-
7-26
2
3.65%
Co.,
7-39
1
8899-
$1
1
Scovill Mfg.
9-15
9-15
12-15
10- 1
8-31
8-31
8- 2
8- 2
8-10
8-2
85c
(quar.)
7-15
8-
•
$20c
25c
27V2c
.
Industries,
Paper Co., $3.40 preferred
$4
183/4c
(quar.)
class B
7-31
15c
preferred (quar)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.30% preferred (quar.)
common
8-16
25c
$25c
$$1.75
25c
62V2c
$1-25
25c
62 V2c
$1.25
$1.25
$$107
25c
common
A
preferred
Ltd.,
Co.,
45c
Co.
2nd preferred
Industries,
&
Scarfe
7-30
9-30
Co.,
preferred A
75c convertible
7-30
8-16
8-
Ry.
convertible
Savage
8-16
7-31
8-14
7-26
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)
7-30
J
9-
Ltd.
Francisco
convertible
5%
Fibre—
Cement
dividend.
10-
Louis-San
8-14
7-26
50c
70c
$50c
(quar.)
5%
35c
Cola Co
Machine & Gear Co.
Permanente
St. Lawrence Corp.
St.
7-15
2 Vac
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)—
Perkins
7-15
7-15
8-
2%C
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)—
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Penobscot
88-
8-
$15c
$1.50
Russ
Croix
8- 3
8-2
5c
2
7 '/2 c
(s-a)
Co.
10c
8-
5%
(stock dividend) __
(quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co.
Peninsular Telephone Co.r common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
Corp., com.
Park Chemical Co., com.
8-26
7-1
7- 1
7-9
40c
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
9-10
8-3
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-20
9
10c
(quar.)
t
6- 7
6-25
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.):
Building Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
S & W Fine Foods Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
7-
32y2c
4%
Corp.,
Oil
Western
7-22
7-27
(quar.)
7-15
50c
.
(quar.)
4
ord.
7-31
Co.—
preferred
1st
8- 2
8- 2
7-26
50%
31%c
3iy4c
_
15c
$'1.16
25c
dividend
7-25
3
7- 9
8-12
8-13
8-li
8-13
7-15
7-15
7-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
(final)
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)
—
$1.25 preferred (s f) (quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)
8-31
7-15
7-17
8-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Public Service
receipts
dep.
•
;
9- 1
$1.02Va
$1.02% "I
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
7-22
9-15
8-16
7-5
12%%
8-
8-
:
9-15
9-15
7-20
7-20
7-15
8-2
7-11
7-24
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amer.
\ ■
-
56c
Corp.
Ltd.,
Rolls-Royce,
7-17
2
Power,
&
preferred
Aircraft
Rohr
9
8-
$1.12y2
Corp
(quar.)—;
Fiberglass
Finance Corp., 5%
8-31
7-15
7-
4.65%
6-30
c
(quar.)___
F
preferred H (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)___.—________
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
7-23
50c
10c
—~
8-16
8- 2
8-15
7-21
37 %c
a-
Quaker Oats, com
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares
8- 2
1
$$1.75
30o
61 y2c
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8- 2
8- 2
8-2
58c
5%
8-
5c
50c
20c
...
T
pfd.
conv.
Owens-Corning
$4
7-12
20c
'
.___
25c
(quar.)
Co.
$4
4.10%
2
'
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
;
20c
Filters Inc., class A
Elevator
Pepsi
4%
Electric
&
$20c
$25c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)________
Co.
(quar.)
$37c
75c
$1.50
(quar.)—
Ltd., com.
(quar.)_
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)
Penn
7-15
$1.25
preferred
Pantex
8-10
32 %c
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Steel Products,
$1.30
Co.,
Button
Gas
20c
20c
B
Pacific
Common
20c
B
4%%
Corp.,
Pacific
Rochester
37 %c
(quar.)
40c preferred
Corp.,
Town
$1.25
Rochester
4%%
(quar.)
Oliver
Pacific
1
8-12
8-
15c
(quar.)
&
Rockland Light
Portland Cement (quar.)
Co.
&
Gas
Co.
Outlet
9-
8-13
9-10
$3.50
—
common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Oliver
Otis
9-15
9-15
30c
—f——
Oklahoma
7%
Co.
25c
preferred
Ontario
Mills
preference
20c
•
(Texas)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5c
Nunn-Bush Shoe
Class
A
75c
(quar.)
Ogllvje Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd.
Okla Natural Gas Co., common
Old
Class
Little
Robinson
7-30
Extra'
Okonite
Gas
7-14
7-16
$75c
(quar.)
Northwestern States
4%%
Co.,
Brand Rice
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Gas Co.
Paper
'
—
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
Grande
1
15c
7-15
7-15
7-12
7-12
7-1
56y4c
Rio
10-
Extra
$20c
common
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
Inc.
f*iathan Straus-Duparquet,
national
$1
5c
56V4c
37%c
5c
2c
8-1
8- 1
7-20
Inc.,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Telephone Co. (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., com
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
Northern RR. of New Hampshire (quar.)—
Northern States Power (Minn.) com. (quar.)
Northwest Engineering, class A
(quar.)____
lc
Products Co.,
(quar.)
U—
E :tra
Mount
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Clemens Metal
Diablo
97V2c
8-15
2nd preferred
Rising
Common
B
1
Rich's
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-20
9-
5%
4.92%
Tobacco,
(quar.)
9- 1
1
Northern
Class
J.)
"B"
(quar.)
2
10-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
9-14
$1.12%
$1.12%
Co.,
Illinois Gas
Northern
(R.
Common
2
(reduced)
Corp..
conv.
8-
50c
Works
Corp.,
5%
Rice-Stix, Inc., common (reduced)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Dredging
preferred
conv.
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Morris Plan Corp. of America,
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
Inc.
Illinois
Northern
7-16
8-10
8- 2
7- 6
7-12
7-12
9-3
9-3
9-3
9- 3
7-31
7-J6
Reynolds
7-
7-16
93 %c
guaranteed (s-a)__
(liquidating)—
l/20th share of Pato
Engineering
Northern
8-14
11-13
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-26
9- 1
8-16
7-27
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
8- 6
7-30
2
Corp.—
Gas
Co.
plus
Gold
cash
in
Consolidated
7-9
& Co., Ltd.—
3.90%
Motorola,
$1.10
$1.12%
$1.20
34%c
8-15
Empire Mines
Northern
Co.
Mills
Paper
______—
pfd. (quar.)
preference series C
Mosinee
$6
Society, 5%%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
Resistoflex,
5C
7%
Carolina RR..
North
9-20
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-30
8- 2
9-15
12-15
7-30
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
9- 1
Resistance
7-30
8-
(Los Angeles)
Welder
7-15
8-15
$10c
$25c
$27c
25c
10c
12V2c
60c
60c
37>/2c
$1.75
$1.75
30c
93%c
5c
10c
28c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1
quar.)
Wire Cloth
York
preferred
Republic Supply Co.
7%
adj. preferred (quar.)
North American Refractories Co.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
-
1
7-31
7-30
7-21
7-21
6-lf
7-14
7-21
6-30
7-15
7-15
9-15
7- 9
8- 2
7-20
8-13
8-13
7-15
20c
Corp.
Renold Coventry,
7-30
7-
18c
—..—
&
Elec.
(Increased
Stock
(quar.)
Rhoads, 4%%
&
7-20
2c
45c
(quar.)
common
9- 1
15c
(s-a)
Corp.,
preferred A
Messenger
common
7-20
8- 1
$$1
$2.50
Corp.,
Mead Johnson
7-15
7-10
7-9
Ltd.—
class A & B (s-a)_
(Arthur G.) & Co. (quar.)__
McKales
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
7-15
8- 1
7-25
8-2
125c
15c
30c
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
Porcupine
Mclntyre
1
1
1
1
2
99998-
93%c
93%c
85c
75c
preferred
McCormick
Metal
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.,
4%
50c
Ltd.—
McArthur Chemical Co.,
5%
6-30
7-1
(quar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.)
Maud Muller Candy Co
$3.75
,
.
4%%
Maul
7-15
7-26
^-8-2
$1.06%
$1.06%
25c
7%c
45c
(s-a)—
convertible preferred
4%%
-
7-2
7- 9
12- 1
7-6
23c
$3
paid out of divs, and interest)—
entirely
8-3
7-20
12-15
8-2
8- 2
(quarterly
Investors
Massachusetts
7-26
8- 2
$1
25c
5c
30c
50c
,8% preferred (accum.)
lianischewitz (B.) & Co. (annual)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Mar-Tex Oil & Gas (semi-annual)
Marion
8-16
7-14
7- 9
Co.—
Refrigerating
Manhattan
(quar.)
4%
Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
Jtfackinnon
5%
75c
(s-a)
preference
participating
$1.50
2
2
37 %c
(J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)——
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)____
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., com. (quar.) —
8-13
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7- 1
15c
62Vic
62 %c
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
M R A Holdings
7- 2
$1.24
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
38c
25c
88-
7-20
8- 2
8- 2
' 8- 3 v
8- 3
7-31
8- 3
7-31
7-31
10- 1 •
7-26
8-16 "•
8- 1 '
9- 7
9- 7
8<- 1'
10- 1
10- 1
8- 2
8- 2
8-10
8-6
8- 2
8- 1
9-30
9- 1
8- 2
50c
of N. Y. (increased)
(Canada) common (quar.)
Reitman's
7-12
$5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (1949 series)
4y2%
New
7-15
10c
Extra
Reinsurance
$1.18%
(quar.)__
Newberry
«;
Reliance
3
2
8- 2"
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Electric & Engineering Co
3
12-
60c
pfd.
(initial)
State
York
$4.50
2-18
8-18
11-18
2-18
5%
9-
1-2-55
5%
Mines. Ltd
common
3%%
8-18
9-10
$1.10
12-10
$1.00 3-10-55
50c
9-10
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-55
10c
8-2
,
8-23
8-
8-12
8- 2
B
1
35c
4%%
Inc.,
-J.
(quar.)_
A
$2 class A (quar.50c
(quar.)
25c
Reece Corp. (Mass.), com
20c
10-20
8-
class
(C. A.),
Class
7-15
7-20
5c
50c
(quar.)_
com.
Brewing,
B
'
(quar.)__
Meter Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Common
8-16
8-16
$1.10
(quar.)
—__________
(quar.) __l._—________—a-—-—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
!—
Special guaranteed (quar.)__
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Lecal Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
Original
New
8-31
8- 4
2
10-30
10-
$1.50
Co.
New
8-31
Reed
Payable of Rec,
Share
5c
Co.,
Top
Class
York Shipbuilding Corp.—
New
7-15
7-19
5c
England Fund Ctfs—
York Merchandise Co.
(quar.)—
New
12-25
7-31
9
30c
New Dickenson
New
12-30
$5c
Brothers
$2.40
Red
9-25
5c
preferred
Neptune
Reading
7-
$5c
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6% pfd. B (quar.)_
National Starch Products
Neisner
7-15
2
9-30
25C
National Lead Co.,
Natomas
2
8-
2%
-—
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A
$1.40
7-15
8- 2
8- 2
9-11
9-11
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
50c
common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
JUnk-Belt Co.
(quar.)
<
Class
8-
10c
Quarterly
7-24
10-24
(quar.i____________—87%c
Lincoln Service Corp., common
15c
55c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(s-a)__—
dividend
National Hosiery
'
50c
50c
—
—.——
preferred
$3.50
7-31
Mfg.
&
Department Stores Corp.
National Electric Welding Machine
8-6
7- 9
7-14
7-20
8-16
6-30
(Port Wayne)—
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln Printing
8- 2
9-15
Company
Stock
7-12
40c
—________
Chemical
City Bank
National
7-15
7-17
7-15
$15c
Eehigh
National
National
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
National
7-15
7-15
9-15
7-15
$15c
115c
130c
*25c
—r———-
—
Name
Payable of Rec.
8- 2
7-15
9-1
8-3
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Hame
<
Monday, July 19, 1954
(296)
9-15
Stevens
Bros.
Stores
Stern
Textiles,
preferred
(J. P.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Inc.
(quar.)
& Co.
(reduced)
'
4
—.—
8-27
5Gc
10- 1
9-14
25c
8- 2
7-18
Volume 180
Number 5343....The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(297)
Per
Name of
Btix,
Baer
7%
1st
Puller
Whatley
Container
Davin
& Co
Greene
(quar.)
8-
2
7-
8-
2
7-15
Whitehead Bros.
7-20
Wichita
Whiting
25c
(quar.)
8-
2
1
Whitehall
40c
8-14
7-30
31 %c
8-14
7-30
8-
2
7-15
Winn
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
8-
2
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-15
5.20%
pfd.
conv.
(1952 series) (quar.)
Sullivan Consolidated
Mines, Ltd.
Bun
Oil
Co.,
4%%
<
common
Sunrise
7-15
$5.04
8-17
7-16
8-16
4.44%
8-
2
7-12
7-20
20c
"7-20
Superior
Separator,
Superior Steel
Sweets Co. of
;
Swift
Co.
&
6%
Corp.
20c
7-20
7- '6
30c
7-31
7-15
25c
preferred
8-
9
7-26
25c
8-
3
7-12
lo-
1
9-
1-2-55
(quar.)__
(quar.)
America,
Inc
;
(quar.)
50c
quarterly
50c
Tampa Electric Co.,
4.32%
Taylor
preferred
&
4.32
Fenn
conv.
Co.,
common
preferred
128-
2
1
8-16
20c
8-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Temco
Texas
Illinois
preferred
preferred
Thatcher
Thompson
Timm
(H.
5%
Metal
Title
Insurance
8-2
6-21
8-
2
6-29
a
Less
British
8-
2
7-15
x
Less
9-15
8-20
7-31
8-
2
7-
8-
2
7-
9
$1
8-
2
7-
9
Co.
60c
8-15
8-
2
Trade
25c
10-
1
Co.
com.
Transcontinental
Trav-Ler
Radio
(Los
Union
La
Y.)
(quar.)
Co.
Pipe
Line
of
$3.70
preferred
Gas Co.
Oil
Co.
United
B
6%
class
A
United
Shoe
6%
S.
$6
2nd
S.
Co.,
A
8-16
7-20
class A
net
9-
8
8-31
1
1
9-
2
7-
2
$1.50
&
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
$4.25
7-23
40c
8-
7-15
9-
1
8-
2
7-12
8-
$1.06%
2
9-
7-12
1
8-16
7-31
7-16
10c
8-
7-15
60c
8-17
8-
t20c
9-15
1
7-20
7-10
8-10
Petroleum
&
7-30
additional
6-30
A
Securities
RR.,
7-
8-13
kept
7-
longer
8-
1
7-15
8-16
8-
9-
1
8-
2
2
8-16
8-
2
11-15
11-
1
2-
1
2-15-55
prior
Inc.
lien
shares
4%
of
preferred
(quar.)
plans
to
serve
Dakota.
details
to
about
along
part
(quar.)
eastern
Erie
RR.,
Corp.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
radio
290-mile
new
(quar.)
will
into
about
serve
from
the
140
bulk
Canadian
South
Dakota.
plants
border
The
in
area
is
North
served
now
9-15
8-26
to
for
will
horsepower engine,
30-day warranty."
and
Consolidation—
consider
the
the
1%
latter;
shares
(2)
of
following proposajtsi
it
liabilities, t#
in exchange far
distribute
such
such
stock
(new)
outstanding); and (3)
Car
July
Co.
stock
in
tw-
exchange
dissolve the corporation.
179, p. 1935.
above.—V.
and
filed
6
be
of
by
had
the
that
it
Standard
their
is
62 %c
of
Oil
agreement
Co.
of
Intention
share
per
Co.
Oil
Standard
(New
and
with
its
anticipated.
the
is
as
soon
removed.
the
as
net
Oil
new
On
dividend
April
legislation
restriction,
pending
the company advised
16
might
delay
final
action
sold
shares of
at
in
par
No
stock
(par
in
Glacier,
operating
able
in
The
of
underwriting
It
has
and
the
form
and
acquired
between
pursuant
$1.43%
8-
2
7-16
tract
$1
8-
2
7-16
the
to
of
was
a
Production,
taxes
Net
downtown
or
Fishman
along U.
area
of
share
of
involved,
par value, to be offered
preferred and one share of
the
shares
to
be
offered
and
cash
with
net
mining
Offered—Mention
to
are
speculation."
be
purchase
drilling
a
used
of
and
oil
to
advance^
repay
and
leases
gas
completing
of
four
EFFECT TO
cents)
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
was
organized in Delaware
anel
wetta;
600,000 Shs.
on
Feb.
1,
1954i
developing mineral properties
gas.
Its principal office is
and
Liberty
Counties,
Montana.—V.
&
general
operating
21,321,197
20,032,321
expenses__
income
$36,143,154 $33,068,681
1,054,184
607,244
income
$37,197,338 $33,675,925
development
expenditures,
lease
abandonments, interest on deben¬
rentals and
tures,
1953
$53,101,062
.
administrative
&
1954
$57,464,351
geophysical,
income
Intangible
tion,
31—
geological,
and
and
provisions
losses
for
depletion,
deprecia¬
subsidiaries..;
of
Net
28,853,982
—
income
23,232,052
Earnings
♦
share
per
After
the
$8,343,356 *$10,443,872
giving
period.—V.
$19.76
effect
179,
to
end
the
of
adjustments
year
-$24.69
applicable
to
441.
p.
*
(O. A.)
O.
A.
stock
Sutton Corp., Inc.—Pfd. Stock Sold Privately
Sutton,
financial
a
($100
President,
institution
respect
to
the
sale
of
of
July
on
15,000
9
announced
shares
of
6%
the
private
cumulative
sale
to
preferred
value), of this company. F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. and
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co., Chicago, arranged placement of the shares.
The
sale
par
was
made
This
common
of
as
program
stock
part
of
included
of
the
account
the
the
company's
first
company
of
public
at
$12
the company
current
offering
per
and
financing
of
share,
200.000
400,000
including
shares f©r
Sutton.
*
Proceeds of the private, placement, together with the funds raised)
by the company from the public financing, amounting in the aggregate
to approximately $3,553,000, will be used principally to retire $700,000
of
outstanding
6%
preferred
stock
indebtedness of the company. The
added to working capital.
and
balance
about
of
$275,OuO
of
secured
approximately $2,578,00#
will be
Sales and Earnings Up in First Six
the
Months—
The
under
sale
and
Nevada
and
A.
law
purchase
C.
Stralla,
on
April
of real
19,
1954.
property"
company
by
president,
company shall acquire, for $600,000, a 36-acre
S. Highway #91 approximately five miles from
Las
to
(Calif.)—Earnings—
operating,
Miscellaneous
Mr.
shares.
organized
the
10
Toole
200,000 shares for the
capital stock, lc
one
is
"contract of
Frank
which
of land
stock
common
company
incident
SEC
offered
The
capital
share "as
per
income
program.
common
units
the
be
to
York.
capital.
Superior Oil Co.
on
179, p. 2477.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
July
1954, covering 621,882 shares of preferred capital stock, $10 par
value,
and
New
expenses
Co.—Stock
proceeds
Nine Months Ended May
Probable
This
and 621,882
with
cent)
one
Co.,
100.
Gross
declare
a
special
stock for
Jersey)
(Indiana)
merger
to
Stardust, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Registers With SEC—
common.
&
our
the
company
for the
incident thereto; for
shares
9,
for
pay
notification
(par
in
agreement,
that
of
stock
Sherman
to
Madison
working
located
p.
of
merger
with Pan
American
agreement prevents the declaration of
is pending.
dividend
the
above.
merger
stated
of
Corp.
The company has acquired from
Raymond & Bailey, owners sua*"" >
publishers of Montana Oil Journal, Great Falls, Mont.,
by arrangement
with
Chester
Naramore,
a
purchase
agreement
for
oil
and
gas
intei ests covering a total of about
1,400 acres of oil and gas leases
the
been
letter
a
D.
for the primary purpose of
acquiring and
and
interests and exploring for oil and
at 129 South State
St., Dover, Del.
tax
merger
than
Studebaker
common
used
BUSINESS—Corporation
Total
preferred
1
made
and
100-
a
through
9
1
of
of
(par 100) at $1
expenses
products
9
9-10
to
are
PROCEEDS—The
Minn.
7-
10-
stock
three
starting
corporation, subject to
Michigan corporation)
(a
corp.
on
made in
stock
20-acre
7-
.
the country. "Now
time-and-labor
issue of July 5 of the public
offering
by R. V. Klein Co. and The Lawrence &
Murray Co.,
both of New York
City, of 300,000 shares of
com¬
7-31
25c
re-coil
17
the
through L.
North
9-10
25c
Instrument
Aug.
of
Motor
share
distribution
a
of
microwave
a
its
Moorhead,
build
to
a
7-31
1
hard¬
great
Authorized
tl2%c
10-
on
ratio
company
per
stock
through the company's own representatives, without underwriting.
However, the company has authorized a maximum of 20% to be
pay¬
$1.25
Ltd., class A
this
position cutting, full
pull
Packard Motor Car Co.
Sunburst
given
interested
thereon.
The $242,-
tl7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
the
Packard
was
has
sold
Stationery Corp.—
Westminster Paper Co.,
of
an
2
8-
$1.25
4%
the
merger.—V.
7-15
$1.25
thousands
parts of
for
Corp.—Proposed
assets
common
also
$1
ac¬
Phila¬
agreement
sometime
stockholders
Co.—
$1.25
to
September, the usual month of payment.
merger is being postponed by Standard's board
legislation
in
Congress has
been
enacted.
This
introduced after the signing of the merger agreement has
the
7-30
8-16
D.,
D.,
a
of
stock
on
new
all
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake
9
is
action
legislation,
6-25
an
cash
imposed
the
2
(quar.)
Electrical
Final
until
8-
(quar.)
Westmoreland,
5
25c
75c
filed
of
on
July 14 that the declaration of a third
made about this time, is being temporarily
while
share
one
7-23
17%c
(quar.)
of
Common
N.
N.
on
directors
shares of
9-
A
Weston
of
60
7-20
A
B
the
8-10
preferred
&
dividend
of
quarterly
payment date
preferred
Tablet
usual
7-23
5%
preferred
However,
the
7-15
$2
common
per¬
simplified
control
two
cone
shares
of
announced
Transport Co. The
2
J25c
shares
book
installing
usually
because
8-10
Foundry
(accum.)
Pacific
dividend,
f25c
(quar.)
Commission
have
Philadelphia
announced
company
restriction
15c
Co.
by
52,284
Duquesne Light Company and
Pittsburgh Railways Company .held
value of Philadelphia's other
of
South
miles
dividends
8-20
7-23
new
operations.
Mandan, and Sioux Falls, S. D.
expected to be in operation by Nov.
1, Running
is expected to handle nearly 50 million gallons of
in its first year of operation.
9-10
3c
all
proceeds
Moorhead,
deferred
$1.06%
_
shield,
stockholders
sell
The
it
products
$1.12%
(accum.)
all
any use whatsoever
to own one."
covering 300.000
is
daily,
quarter
each
pfd.
at
7-16
1
retire
24,264
net
15
is
be
50
8-20
7-14
Insurance
line
a
2
20c
for
in
research
with
said L. M. Strunk, President ©r
streamlined chain saw for the
firsts
the
(Indiana)—New Terminal—
terminal
1
7-26
(initial)
true
come
of
years
drive
Sulphur Exploration Co., Houston, Tex.—Files—
Temporarily Defers Dividend Action—
The
7-19
Engineering Co
stock
extending
terminal
refined
7-31
Steel
strip
to
hours
8-26
preferred
jump
See
However, since the company's network of pipelines
refineries, the Jamestown products could come from
refineries at Whiting, Ind.; Sugar Creek,
Mo.; or Neodesha,
'
8-
8-
gearless
afford
(in
Sold—The
other
9-
5%
Class
The
16
it
will
$1
45c
from
coast-to-coast, this
most
revolutionary develop¬
quality chain saw named the
It's'by far the lowest priced chain saw
the
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Proposed Merger—
plot and will handle gasoline and
recently completed pipeline.
ordinarily will be supplied by the new refinery now being
terminals
25c
(quar.)
has
can
carburetion and
See
the
Jamestown
6
35c
A
5%
by
62 %c
(ouar.)
Sterling's
dealers
of
dream
a
share presently
3,310,425
Mandan.
wide
Dakota
5
Co.
proposal
to
stock
released
it
Mandan,
37 %c
preferred
Western
The
8-20
15%c
2
of
the
July
time
of
line
at
mile
8-31
9-
$2
value
northeastern
from
out
Kansas..
7-19
(quar.)
Equipment. Ltd.
Co.—Stock
Philadelphia
a
the
common
common
system
Standard's
8-13
35c
built
8-
Swasey
class
2
25c
•
and
Jamestown,
same
connects
15c
Michigan
$2.50
8-16
1
30c
7%
prior preferred (quar.)
Western Air Lines, Inc.
(quar.)__
Western Canada Breweries. Ltd.
5%
■
of
on
terminal
oil
The
6-30
25c
(reduced)
Western
1
Corp
West End Chemical Co..
6%
West Kentuckv Coal Co.
Western
8-
the
The
pictures, Inc
Co.. 5%
preferred
Gas Light Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
Wellman
7-
and
pipeline
7-12
J35c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Bros.
Waterous
2
2
near
munication
7-16
88-
$1.50
;
(quar.)
Washington
$4.50
Dakota
fuel
5
shares
company
terminal
6-30
25c
*
America
Investing
Bros,
The
7-10
35c
& Grey Trust
Co.
(quar.)
Vinco Corp., 5% preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.»
Virginian Railway Co.. 6%
pfd.
(quar.)
"Warner
2
8-
of
care
industry—a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
6-30
50c
(s-a)___
Victoria
"Warren
8-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Co.
Pictures, 4)4% preferred (quar.)
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible pfd. (s-a).
Van Camp Sea Food Co.
(quar.l
com.
Service
subsidiary,
stock;
Standard Oil Co.
2
7-20
10c
its
market
current
547,678 shares of
7-14
2
1940.
less than
Strunk, President, says: "The SpeeDemon' has all these
famous
selling features: automatic, continuous oiling,
light weight,
cutting, special alloy guide bar, single trigger
shares
Electric Co.—Sale of Holdings—
by Philadelphia and (b)
assets.—V. 178, p. 669.
At
8-
tool
received
July 26, 1954, to request a hearing
price to be paid
by Philadelphia for these shares is
approximately the value of such 52,284 shares based upon
be
800,746
7- 2
2
8-
is
for each
purchase
to
the
7-15
8-
8-
for
one
unveiled
Studebaker-Parkard
3
7-30
50c
Co.,
Public
and
common
(a)
7-13
10-
was
when slightly
Coatesville, Pa.—New Product
market
with
high-speed,
he
as
who
man
The
1,438,114
4,111,714
until
and
Corp.—
Universal
"Warner
865.30
7-13
1
45c
Extra
&
delphia's
7-31
88-
6c
improvement
II,
by far, was necessary to take
conclave of distributors from
a
M.
(1)
2709.
company
persons
said
25c
$75c
$4.20
Amulet Mines,
649,486
application with the SEC regarding
quire from Standard for cash and
7-15
62 %c
non-cum.
conv;
2nd pfd.
(irreg.)-^.Insurance Co. (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com.
(quar.)
Street
This
8
9-
7-23
3
8-16
common & voting trust etfs.
Corp. (quar.)_.
Stores, $6 preferred
"Walker
820,899
Standard Gas &
7-15
(quar.)
Shoe
"WaFe
$3,966,129
$4,805,308
p.
War
throughout the nation,"
Studebaker
20,757,992
3,225,803
$783,243
179,
capital
World
said.
at
7-15
inc.)
Universal
West
9-22
9-22
8-
8- 5
(quar.)
of
ground-level
$29,388,038
4,275,005
foolproof,
men
Strunk
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$32,300,221
4,477,921
8-13
1
7-30
;
L.
Co.—Earnings—
$6,007,615
shares having been sold.
7-19
37 %c
(N. Y.)
Realty & Investment
"Wall
8-10
9-
15c
Invest,
greatest
end
power-tool
'SpeeDemon'
at
chain
1954—Month—1953
the
a
saving
For details, see V. 180, p. 160.
}38c
com.
of
year
the
expended.
he
company,
every
2
6c
(quar.)_
the
include:
group
7-20
2
87 %c
(quar.)_
Detinning Co..
offering
7-
7 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., common
Vulcan
the
7-20
t30c
was
for only $179.
introduced by a major manufacturer.
credits the amazing low price to
time
8-16
56 %c
in
working
notes.
8-
40c
of
of
as
$140,000
8-16
60c
__
Machinery
Corp.
of
company
stock,
offering by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. of 80,000 shares of
4.36% cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per
share)
and accrued dividends has been
completed, all of said
$1.25
(quar.)
U. S.
Vanadium
trust
the
of
common
$965,995
Southwestern
7-20
.1
U.
United
deed of
of
operating income
charges
8-13
135c
The
after
year
1946,
fecting
design.
92 %c
(quar.)
Hoffman
S.
1
$1
4j/4%
S.
—V.
^
have
Strunk
87 %c
(from
preferred
shares
members
after
were
9-20
8-16
(interim)
U. S. Glass
U.
7-
8-30
Foreign Securities Corp.—
Common
U.
7-15
income
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
U.
9-15
10-1
Net
common
Inc.—Postwar Expansion—
will
"SpeeDemon,"
ever
318,552
income
operating
Net
8-16
11-15
9-15
(quar. I
Machinery Corp.,
preferred
ments
12-28
tlOc
Inc.
625,000
exDenses__
of
observed, Sterling's sales have established new
highs
every year but one,
establishing an all-time record high of $161,~
000,000 in 1953.—V. 179, p. 2081.
payment
$6,576,482
revenues
amount
post-war
Opening a vest new
company has come up
630.815
1-5-55
;
(quar.)
preferred
Funds,
corrected
340,111
Other
Investments, Ltd.—
United
The
792,455
9-23
8-25
in
States.
first
Since
and $42,000
like
a
by him.
"The greater
amount,
future needs," Mr. Hill
Corporation and
of
and
individuals
In
taxes—
7-16
1
11-26
1954
$10,000,000
tax.
taxes-
2
of
& Tool,
(quar.)
Fuel
the
21,871,190
3,997,013
1,626,710
10-
25o
(quar.)
Drill
Class
United
consisted
bonds,
Operating
Operating
2
$1.12%
Corps., Ltd., class
B
1954
Federal
25C
Shares, Ltd. (s-a)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores
Corp.—
$3.50 convertible preference
(quar.)
United Continental Fund—
Class
7-2
tax.
Period End. May 31—
7-12
7-
62V2C
(quar.)
Canadian
,United
7-2
7-2
dividend.
Southern New England Telephone
7-26
2
40c
Corp.
Canada
net investment
this
given
corporation
of
float
5
25c
Calif, (increased quar.)
Aircraft Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
United Can & Glass Co., common
(quar.)
From
8-
8-16
8-
8
25c
(quar.)
Series A preferred
8-2
8-2
8-16
7-31
7 Vic
United
:
1
8-26
1
8-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
of
8-16
7 Vic
preferred
Union
7-
1
63 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
for
a
preferred
other
spent approximately $50,000,000
by Ure
capital Improvements," declared
James Ktt».
Jr., Chairman of the Board.
'
This capital
outlay was allocated for, land,
buildings, machinery an«l
equipment, Mr. Hill said. Of the total sum, he
added, approximately
75%
was invested
in
expanding Sterling's physical facilities in the
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Anderson jSr Strudwick; Abbott, Proctor & Paine;
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; Investment Corp. of Norfolk; Miller &
Patterson; and Wyllie and Thornhill.—V. 180, p. 100.
Missouri
$4
7-15
Merrill
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Union
12-
7-28
9-
65c
(quar.)
Lines (quar.)
Electric
2
"This
close
"The
2,
debenture
9
12-10
18 %c
(quar.)___
Salle
7-10
8-2
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding capitalization
July
9- 1
37 Vic
$4.50
United
9-10
9-
Corp.
Air
8-
30c
(s-a)
Street
South
8-20
$1.14
208
9-10
(Continued from page 13)
6-15
17 Vic
(quar.)
Udylite
closed
of
of
Starting'Drug
10-20
Investment News
6-15
$1.06 %
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance,
Quarterly
United
1
1
7-31
8-
common
shares were issued. !•
assignment to the company of
In payment of said shares,
promissory note for $6,500. An addi¬
property.
8-20
t31l4c
UNDERWRITERS—Other
(quar.)
(N.
True Temper Corp.
11-
shares
advice
8-20
'9-20
10-
37%c
50c
General
Ang.)—•
___
Corp.
25c
50c
(auar.)
the company
gave
services
Strunk Equipment Co.,
7-19
2
2
50c
Gas
preferred
1
8-
8-
30c
Co.
Co.
Trane Co. (quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
$2.55
8-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
1
25c' "10-
(quar.)___
pfd.
was
published date
incorrect.
date and/or record date is indicated here.
7-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
9-
9-15
7-30
(quar.)„
50c
Bank
7-20
9-
$37%c
income
7-12
25c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_.
Townsend
8-2
J22%c
income
7-30
62 Vic
;
preferred
7-15
I
Edison
4%%
4.56%
7-15
2
25c
y Previous
Quarterly
Toledo
1
8-
Stralla
650,000
the
the real
who joined Mr. Stralla in tirepromotion.
Such individuals paid $10 for
every two shares
of preferred and two
shares of common issued
to thenu Certain addln
tional shares are to be
issued otherwise than for
cash, including 3,06*
preferred and 3,000 common shares
to Stralla in connection
"with the
purchase of the property and the
public relations program, consulta^tion and
7-15
8-
«
fl.Vl
prospectus,
consideration of
original
9
$1.21
Trust
1
7-15
2c
Quarterly
for
.
Co.—
Co.
21,030
issued
(monthly)
not
Jamaica
loc
Construction,
&
Co.
♦Transfer books
7-16
(quar.)
Mfg.
Mr.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
$Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at tne source.
Non¬
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
2
Corp
preferred
1
Pipeline—
Fibre Glass
Tishman Realty &
1
$1
(quar.)
I.)
Aircraft
7-16
8-31
$1.26
(ouar.)
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-31
8-
the
in
,,0T Purc^ase
on June 6,
1954,
678,118 shares at
:
•,
to
Stralla
United
8-16
(quar.)
Glass
Mr.
Electric
(quar.)
$1.14
Gas
7-20
$1.25
common
25c
$2.40 convertible preference
(quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
Titan
9-
(quar.)_
Texas Power & Light Co.—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.84
Ltd.,
25c
Natural
(quar.)
industries, Inc.
7-30
2
9-20
—
preferred
According
7-1
8-20
8-
stock.
tional
Manufacturing Co.
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Service. $4 preferred
8-2
and equipping the hotel.
The company
outstanding 28,118 shares of preferred stock and
common
$1.50
(quar.)
'•»
25c
Common
Texas
$4
9-15
9-
Aircraft
Texas Electric
7-16
25c
preferred
6%
8-16
7-15
27c
5%
Taylor Instrument Cos. (stock dividend)
Tecnmeoior, Inc. (quar.)
Telautograph Corp.
(quar.)
5%
a
luxury hotel ("Stardust Hotel")
consisting «V
to include all of the
appropriate facilities and ac¬
pertinent to such a luxurious
establishment.
Net p»^ I
the stock offering will be used for
purchase of the land saaA
and
27y2c
Cab
Zellers,
.
operate
construction
had
•
25c
Towne
rooms
ceeds of
.
2
Corp.—
Co., 6% conv.
York County Gas (quar.)
1
8-16
70c
&
8-
15c
(quar.)
County
preferred
and
1,000
9-20
monthly)
-Monthly
Monthly
i
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
build
7-20
8-16
25c
Service
(Wm. Jr.)
Yellow
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Yale
8-
$1
15c
Monthly
6
$1.08
common
A
common
preferred
Wrlgley
7-12
7-
50c
Corp
Public
Worcester
9-10
12 Vic
:
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
$1.12%
.
Co.
Common
■
***-+
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Mfg.
Oil
Co.
Wisconsin
t6c
(quar.)
of California (quar.)
Super Mold Corp.
Special1*
Oil
8-
_
.
when
Share
-
commodations
&
25c
(quar.) ^
Supermarkets Corp.
per
;
Rubber
Corp.,
65c
(quar.)
preferred
.
Lovett Grocery (increased
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6% pfd.
7-15
2nd
Cement
River
Wilcox
12 Vic
Service—
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
1
..
,
Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
9-15
$4
.
t.
White
15c
Spring Corp. (quar.)
Electric
-
'
Name of Company
■
8-27
20c
Corp.
Wells
Buouroan
9-30
-
r-
of Rec.
i
9-10
43 %c
___
'Etubnitz
Holders
Payabl
30c
—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)__i.
$1.25
(quar.).
common
(quar.
Etrawbridge & Clothier
Struthers
When
Share
Co.,
preferred
Etockton
Stone
Company
&
53
Vegas.
On
this
property, it is proposed
to
corporation on
July
14
reported
that
for
the
six
months
31, 1954 the company had net sales of $25,545,904 com¬
pared with $13,784,810 for the same period in 1953.
Net income for
the
six-month
period of
1954 was $1,614,372, or
$1.78
per
share,
compared with net income of $549,501, or 61 cents per share, for
ended
the
el
six
May
months
common
ended
May
31,
1953,
stock outstanding.—V.
both
based
180, p. 160.
upon
900,000
shares
54
Tnis
awarded a multi-million dollar contract
fuselage sections for the Republic P-84-F
it was announced on July 13.
^
aft
of
contract is one
this
received
has
Full
President, said that in quantity
of the largest single orders
history.
McCulloch,
Robert
volume
and dollar
his company
v''1
nine-year
its
in
preparations
of the large fuselage unit
Texas, plant, Mr. McCulloch
Republic Aviation Corp. of
is expected to continue for more
//■//■
,;.V-!
production
early
for
■'//,'
begin immediately at Temco's Dallas,
said. Work on the contract awarded by
will
than
a
Island,
Long
Farmingdale,
Y.,
N.
year.
already is producing several smaller assemblies for the sweptThunderstreak under terms of a contract the company won in
at Temco's Dallas and Garland, Texas plants will con¬
tinue as production of fuselage sections progresses, according to Mr.
McCulloch.—V. 179, p. 2081.
Temco
wing
1953. This work
Temple Mountain Uranium Co.—Stock Offered—Wal¬
Sondrup & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on June 28
ter
stock
publicly offered 3.500,000 shares of common
(par V-k<t) at 3<£ per share "as a speculation."
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
net
for drilling
pay
8,000,000 shs.
cents)
2'A
(par
BUSINESS—The
Francisco
Lake
City
The
business
of
operation
The
Utah.
oaring
particular reference
interest
divided
Mountain
lease
a
on
District,
River
Green
lease
a
company also holds a 50% un-1
lode mining claims in the Temple
8
on
Emery County, Utah.
A 45% undivided
mining claims, situated in the South
Grand County, Utah, is also held.
Said lease
dealers
terminus
the point of
of the company's
24-inch pipeline
near
is engaged
company
the
3%
1E65
series due
from the company's lines originating at Provident City,
transferred to its 24-inch pipeline originating at Longat present the company has no facilities south of Little
Rock, Arkansas, for transfer between those lines.-
3>A%
series due
series due
series due
announcement by B. D. Goodrich, Vice-President
and
Chief
Engineer,
construction is progressing rapidly on Texas
Eastern Penn-Jersey Transmission Corp.'s recently authorized natural
3.348%
According
to
which will extend from Oakford Storage field in western
to a point of connection near Lambertville, N. J., with
the parent company, Texas Eastern Transmission Cor¬
pipeline
gas
Pennsylvania
lines
the
an
of
poration.
•/".■;;/;'j
.
mile pipeline
265
When
cubic feet of gas
million
200
will have
per day.
pipeline
the
completed
delivery
a
capacity
of over
after
Corp. was awarded on April
28, 1954, a certificate of convenience and necessity by the Federal
Power Commission for the construction of this natural gas line.
Texas
Penn-Jersey Transmission
Eastern
series due 1979
3 'A %
stock
under
now
Mr.
all
on
spreads,
and we
way,
said.—V.
Goodrich
bonds due April 1, 1S83, are now
exchange for outstanding temporary bonds at BankelrsNew York and Fort Worth'National Bank in Fort Worth,
Definitive
Trust
first
in
in
Co.
3%%
mortgage
Texas.—V. 178, p. 152.
The
SEC
50
Corp., Dallas, Texas—Files—
Glass Fibre
Texas
corporation
filed a letter of notification with the
common stock (par $5) to be offered to
claims against company oh a dollar-for-
holding creditors'
except
J.
a
E.
were
company
July 12 announced the establishment of
Geophysical Service (Nederland) N. V.,
for petroleum in Europe, Asia, and
the new company will be in The Hague,
President,
Jonsson,
conduct
on
Africa.
geophysical exploration
Headquarters
for
I
Netherlands.
The
new
is also
company
Dallas.—V.
180,
101.
p.
agreed
J.
Feuer,
of
partner
William
Blair
750,000-
Co.-.-.—
&
Securities
City
250,000
150,000
250,000
Corp.___
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
—V.
Electric Power
2853.
179, p.
There
have
outstanding
bonds,
at
been
first
series
100%
called
Merchants
who
Sept. 15, 1954 all of the
division) sinking fund 17%
gold
1955 (extended to March 15, 1965)
Payment will be made at the Guaranty
interest.
York, 140 Broadway, New York, N.
Trip-Charge, Inc., Pittsburgh,
SEC
dated
corporation
1,
written
to
by
be
179,
p.
of
$30
offered
Arthurs,
^Pittsburgh, Pa.
—V.
and
1954
denominations
(par $1)
July
$150,000
covering
July
on
sales
Cost
of 6%
due June
each)
at
$3
per
&
The net proceeds
1969,
10,000
share.
Co.
are
to
The
and
be
shares
offered .at
of
offerings
McKelvy
par
common
&
will
(in
stock
be under¬
Co.,
both
of
to be used for working capital.
Mines,
authorized to do
the
address of
York
New
is located at Leeds,
is 42 Broadway, New
company
company
V-:.
Y.
N.
Inc.;
Western
to
nv
ih
eetivelvv
i~
.
the
dovoioDment
Avrq^r'tio"
attempted
production
in
Reef,
since 1909.
wns a"
SLve- R-?f 26
m'n'.ng faimv 99t
mining claims, and about 500 acres more or less "of
rights
-Th**
patented
unpat» red
:
: "n t : mineral
rights total about 2,600 acres.
These claims and mineral rights are
subject to certain
property payments, payable out
of royalty or
otherwise. -'
' •'
'V-/!
silver
Thi
cam pan-.
■-
below, have sev¬
company
Vanadium Corp.'s
also owns 68
claims about 7 miles southwest of
uranium mines at Marysvale, Utah. This Applegarth
a
prospect for uranium.
••
- -';
owns about 95%
of the stock of Rito Seco Mining
(Coljrn<i->).
Ooeratkms muv -vwait construction of
a
mill, no plans for which have yet been made.
The company also owns 600,000 shares of the presently outstanding
1,028,220 shares of this company; this stock is traded in the New York
property
just
is
company
M'lling*; O..
&
"
over-the-cour^ar
—
charges
income
i__
630,641
.
——__
381,373
)66.F37
825,325
92,614
Crl02,979
profit
$0.21
___J
orders
179,
.
-
$2.44
'
6,000,000
3,000,000
208,
p.
$390,574
$33,369
.
—
—
j
,
one-half in
or
since the company announced a
years
there
49.1%
over
the
one-tenth
when
16,362
on
this
of
813 common
Preferred stockholders
earlier),
24,399
were
common
at the end of
took place in the ifrst
record
gain
share owners
numbered
bringing to
preferred stockholders.—V.
gain of 8,037
1951.
stockholders,
9,554
were
on
a
30
States
PRESENT FINANCING
notes
♦Convertible into stock
50.798
at $4 per share.
See also V.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Buvs
corporation
The
on
July
3
is
Westinghouse
•
•
word
(129 less than six
33,953 the combined total of common and
Corp.—Registers $300,000,000 Se¬
July 12 filed with the SEC a registration state¬
principal
amount
of serial debentures
maturing from Aug. 1, 1955 to Aug. 1, 1964, inclusive.
Of this amount $225,000,000 are to be offered to the public through
The
a
corporation
covering
nationwide
of
underwriters to
be
headed
by
•„
TV Station PKIX
month.
this
We?''n»hnusr
Francisco, Calif. E. V. Huggins,
of the station's facilities to
«pted
r
im^edtetelv
p#t»"
that the Federal Communications
r®A«sjving
Commission
authorized sale of the station by Wesley I. Dumm, its President,
other/stockholders. The company and the station owners had
into a purchase agreement April 7, subject to FCC approval.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. through a subsidiary, owns and oper¬
ates
TV stations
in Boston
(WBZ-TV)
and Philadelphia (WPTZ).
It also dtons and operates radio stations in Boston-Springfieia, Fort
Wayne, Rfti., Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Portland, Ore. The com¬
pany has on file an application
for a TV station in Pittsburgh, Pa.
TV
station
KPIX in
San Francisco is an affiliate of Columbia
Broadcasting
System, Inc.
It began telecasting on channel 5 on
had
and
entered
22*8-1948.—V.
Whim's
179,
—V.
17§rV
p.
2645.
Auto Stores, Inc.—June Sales
Sales
1954—Month—1^51
" $2,527,561
$2,250,779
Higher—
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$3,811,037 $10,225,351
2645.
WinrP=& Lovett Grocery Co.—Current
Perioiljfld.
1954—4 Wks.—1953
S
$
June 26—
«£/
—V.
p.
(F.
W.)
Morgan
Stanley
Woolworth Co.—June Sales
.
.
p.* 2645.
.
Higher—
1354—6 Mos.—1953
s
$
S '
53,606,751 308,956,528 306,675,816
1954—Mcnth—1953
$
"
Sales
179,
/
161.
Period End. June 30—
—V.
Sales Up—
1954—52 Wks.—1953
' ; S
S
15,333,729 228,045,301 203,388,476
17,669,163
Ha-l
180,
on
$300,000,000
group
180, p.-161.
announced it had begun final steps to
late
expected
■
from Washington
526,540 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
rial Debentures With SEC—
ment
Outstanding
$203,085
due Feb. 1, 1957—
bearing notes due Feb.
1, 1957 (convertible)
; Common stock (par 10 cents)—
contf.
♦2V2 %
l: *Non-interest
180, p. 161.
Steel
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Authorized
Sales
United
Arizona.
six months of
added.
June
in
operations.
for its
PeriodEnd. June 30—
30
June
About
1954,
2%
the
by nearly
3-for-l split
this company has broadened
of
stock.
the
On
ownership
properties
,
available
be
Dec.
stock
Common
owns
the
acquire television station KPIX in San
Vice-President,
said actual
transfer
654,745
321,130
—
—
expense
Crown
are to be used to pay for exploration
Silver Reef property; installment payments
upon
purchase of Silver Reef property; assessment work on Applegahth prone-t" rt M rwv?.'■**.. Ut?Y
*♦"*''ad":'in *he oa't
to
its
subsidiary - Golden Crown Mining Co., which if made
would
net proceeds
of
development
Inc.—Secondary
1954
1953
$8,800,151 $14,280,646
7,801.272
11,886,091
-
,
engineering expense
Golden
market.
PROCEEDS—The
and
United States Rubber Co.—Rise in Stockholders-i-
a
30,
and
Lestrange
1836.
Pa.—Files With SEC—
changed
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
May 31—
sales—
of
Administrative
Net
D.
—
Selling and
Y.—V. 179, p. 208.
letter o,!f notification with the
convertible sinking fund debentures
filed
8
Gold
Western
was
in
contains
recently acquired from stock¬
time United Merchants and
Juilliard & Co., Inc.—V. 180, p. 161.
Specialties Co.
9 Months Ended
months
The
the
4,
The
Manufacturers,
&
A.
acquired
Manufacturers
redemption on
15,
of
name
Nevada in January
1944
in July 1953 the name
Gold & Uranium, Inc. The
business in the State of Utah, as
incorporated
of its uranium and silver property, known as the
Washington County, southwest Utah.
The ore also
silver and Copper.
There has been no commercial production
offered by the group were
received the stock at the
shares
holders
of
(Kansn.j
March
and accrued
Trust Co. of New
for
mortgage
due
A,
.
company
Tn*
and
Offering—Lehman Brothers, Hornblower & Weeks and
Hemphill, Noves & Co. on July 14 made a secondary of¬
fering of 93,525 shares of common stock (par $1).
The
stock was priced at $14 per share.
The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
—V.
(Toho Denryoku Kabushiki
Co.
C. Haas & Co. of 44,000 shares of com¬
CAPITALIZATION
Bpiegelberg, Feuer & Co., has been elected a director.—V.
Toho
Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention
12 of the offering and
of July
issue
our
principal operating office of the
Silver
Stern Brothers & Co.___ <500,000
Walter Stokes & Co
150,000
Thomas & Company—
300,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc. _
150,000
' i
■
-V-
200.000 *
Unfilled
Kaisha)—Calls Bonds—
the
the
York
New York Hanseatic Corp. $500,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co.__ 1,100,000
$5,700,000
Robinson & Co.
Stock Exchange firm of
179, p. 2477.
York
New
under
of
Utah;
the respective principal
company
•,/,>'
*_o.
Inc.
Aspden,
Net
the
y
stock..
The
Earnings per share_r___!
Abram
in
made
The
series bonds set forth below:
1979
<te
Siuart
from the
purchase
to
the
of
Federal and state income taxes
Tobacco Products Export Corp.—Feuer a Director—
1 "54—S Mm\—1°53
1954—Month—1953
/./■'
-
BUSINESS—Company jvas
shares.
reduced by such number of
was
amounts
'
.
2645.
p.
"company is duly
well as Nevada.
associate of Geophysical Service Inc.,
an
)
;
(Mo.)—June Sales Off—
-Western Gold & Uranium,
mon
and as limited by
in the mortgage
Pennsylvania law.
provided
as
UNDERWRITERS—The respective purchasers named
erally
Geophysical Sub.
wholly-owned subsidiary,
new
S10.08
former
$15,358,000 $17,919,000 $75,423,000 $85,549,000
179,
was
6, 1954, the 109,576 shares of reacquired common stock
retired and canceled and the authorized common stock of the
Net
to
6 covering
B common s'ock (par $5) to be offered at
certain employees. The proceeds are to go to a
No underwriting is involved.
sale through G.
May
tOn
United
Texas Instruments Inc.—Establishes
"
25,000 shs.
1,242,627 shs.
12,414,759 shs.
($13.50 par)
stock
♦Unlimited,
basis.
dollar
Co.^—Files With SEC—
with the SEC en July
filed
•
The
30
June
on
9,620 shares of
covering
persons
and management
v
unpatented
series
4'/4%
Common
United
Service Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Texas Electric
available
crossings and the compressor station is
expect the line to be completed on scheduled,"
179, p. 2187.
river
distribution
2141.
p.
to
share
Sales
50,000 shs.
cumulative
par)
($100
Fauset, Steele & Co._-.i_
"Work
.
179,
was
Period End. June 39—
;
985,000
1,485,000
10,000,000
1976
notification
Western Auto Supply
7
1,440,000
1,936,000
955,000
°
1976
due
series
Preferred
ha,i.sej,
of the line were let immediately
Contracts for the construction
due
series
84,000
$4,274,325 $15,121,490 $14,503,844
$1.48
$5.24
.
$p.02
manufacture,
-
noted.—V.
items
of
/employee.
Outstanding
.
company's charter and by
is being constructed of 24-inch diameter pipe,
and
will pass through portions of Westmoreland,
Indiana, Cambria,
Blair, Huntingdom, Juniata,
Perry, Dauphin, Lebanon, Berks, Mont¬
gomery and Bucks counties in
Pennsylvania, and Hunterdon County
in New Jersey. Scheduled for
completion in mid-November, the line
will be leased to and operated by Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.
The
3.15%
of
charges
the
letter
per
$2,128,000
6,549,000
1971
be
16,793,594
4,300 shares of class
with
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
1971
3Vs%
gas
to
whereas
view,
124,852
15,686,528
West Bend (Wis.) Aluminum
,
and net income of
-V •
v
\ i..
1968
2%%
permit
before
but
•
of $22,002,560
1966_-.
Texas,
133,895
$4,053,584
_$1.41
share
per
all
♦After
the company
1954,
-
series due
construction
proposed
84,600
4,732,862
4,273,609
taxes
Net earnings
Earnings
v
■
Authorized
3>A%
the
that
1,570,708
28,400
1,940
________
inc.
for
$33,234,817
1,723,527
631,109
543,535
28,200
interest
interest
Bank
Prov.
$9,666,696 $32,597,221
$8,900,868
depreciation..
for
Prov.
,
income
Debenture
(& Subs.)
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$8,726,596
$9,487,758 $31,648,764 $32,623,184
174,272
178,938
948,457
611,633
operations
income
Total
of $22,617,079 and net income of $2,983,121,
mortgage bonds:
♦First
cooperates
and
April 30,
months ended
12
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Longview,
from
distribution
the production,
in
and electricity in the eastern portion of the Common¬
It also engages directly in the sale of gas and
would
stated
announcement
Other
:
—v.
operating revenues
$3,077,304 for the year 1953.
Texas.
The
Walker.Gooderham & Worts Ltd.
Period End. May 21—
A
expenditures esti¬
through 1958. Of
spend approximately $6,638,000 in 1954,
with
compared
Texas,
of 20termination of the 16-inch pipeline to
pipeline from
179, p. 2709.
♦Earns,
the
from
to
had total operating revenues
extending from the company's compressor station near Poaquin,
to the Carthage field in Panola County, Texas, and 31.5 miles
south
and at special redemption prices reced¬
to par,
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
Longview, Texas,
to
-
—
—V.
1954—11 Mos.—1^53
$5,341,573 $4,809,164
1954—Month—1953
1">54—6 Mo*.—1953
$15,238,483 $14,565,067 $38,264,537 $83,800,644
Period End. June 30—
Sales
Sales Up—
Show Gain—
Co.—June Sales
Walgreen
f
174, p. 11.
179, p. 2645.
departments.—V.
♦Excluding leased
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
appliances to its residential customers,
in the sale of similar appliances.
;
electric
above.—V.
Corp.
1954—Month—1953
$487,982
.$477,991
Period End. June 30—
•Sales
wealth of Pennsylvania.
at an estimated cost of $3,269,000, The
proposed construction would consist of 26.5 miles of 16-inch pipeline
the
be
is planned
of gas
sale
to pay expenses
coupon.
104.73%
it
Products
Certain-teed
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—June
varying amounts in later years.
and
operate
and
construct
Joaquin
inch
will
amount,
with
used
be
to
are
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
electricity, the company is planning construction
mated at $30,300,000 for the five-year period
1954
this
net proceeds
operations.
mining
Valspar Corp.—Offer Made for Stocv—
See
.'
.v/:
subject to redemption at regular redemption prices
3%%
a
and
with the Federal Power Commission an application
58 miles of 20 and 16-inch pipeline from
poration has fildd
to
for.
bonds
The
Naff, President, this cor¬
to announcement by George T.
to
The
Wash.
incident
Co.,
BUSINESS—The
According
3*4% series, due July 1,
financing will be used by the
company to meet the cost of its construction program, including the
repayment of bank loans totaling $4,450,000 at June 30, 1954, incurred
in connection with the program.
To meet growing demands for its gas
Transmission Corp.—Plans Expansion—
Texas Eastern
Seattle,
Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
option to lease
2811.
p.
&
&
ing from 101.68%
additional claims in the area. The com¬
pany
also owns, subject to
indebtedness, a 50%
interest in the
Heinecke Drilling Co., said Drilling company being a joint endeavor
business with the Howell Mining Co. of Utah holding the remaining
50%
interest.
Howell Mining Co. has expended $25,000 for equip¬
ment items.
The company may pay for its half interest either by
cash payment of $12,500 or reimburse Howell Mining Co. at the rate
of 20 cents per foot of hole drilled by Heinecke Drilling Co.—V. 179,
the
includes
101.6599
Utah—Files—
corporation on June 28 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,200,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at 25 cents per share through A. J. Shapiro, Securities Bldg.,
The
SEC
Offered—Halsey,
Inc., 100.51; The First Boston Corp., 100.319;
Inc., 100.30; Morgan Stanley & Co. and Drexel
& Co,
tjo.ntiy), 100.258; and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
and Union Securities Corp.
(jointly), 100.019. White, Weld & Co. bid
Blyth
Rollins
$291,000,000.—V. 180, p. 101.
Utah Moab Uranium Corp., Provo,
award of the issue at competitive sale
bid of 101.02%.
on a
ranging from
lode
20
the
July 14 offered $10,-
Other bids for the bonds as 3'As came from;
100.789;
Blair,
District,
Mining
in
interest
in
July 13
on
The
Lease).
(Hansen
was
The group won
tne
property
working capital expended in the corporation's expansion apd
program
which has involved expenditure of over a
in the last five years. At March 31, 1954,
estimated amount required to complete authorized replacements
and one-half dollars
,and additions was approximately
and accrued interest, to yield 3.15%.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
1979, at 101.271%
is in the exploratory
and development stage.
It
beneficial own;r of a sub-lease on 73 lode mining
the Hansen Mining District on Oak Creek, Garfield County
It also holds an option to purchase the
master lease on
is
in
claims
the
000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
company
presently
of
mining property, with
strategic minerals.
of
.
part
(Hiram)
development and
*
modernization
overnight operations on the same
begin
will
States Steel
established for
161.
United Gas Improvement Co.—Bonds
-
the exploration,
is
company
kinds
all
p.
York
New
180,
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
to uranium and
this time
at
the
of
and
date.—V.
incorporated in Utah on Jan. 5, 1954.
is 39 Exchange. Place, Room 21, Salt
was
company
place of business
(1), Utah.
principal
corporation.
this
by
option.
Its
Malnliner service between Washington, D.
San Francisco, starting Aug. 1, is announced
A second non-stop DC-7 flight between San
and
Chicago
both
and
*7,420,000 shs.
♦Includes 2,020,000 shares' issued for properties and 1,300,000 shares
Issued and
escrowed, pursuant to an option to George Heinecke,
Vice-President, to purchase 650,000 shares at 2 JA cents per share
and pursuant to an option to Herman Heinecke, President, to purchase
€50,000 shares at the same price, either of whom may exercise his
stock
Common
future
billion
Inauguration of DC-7
Outstanding
Authorized
in
pension trust,
of the issue will be used for corporate purposes, in¬
property additions and replacements and to restore
proceeds
Inaugurate New Services—
United Air Lines, Inc.—To
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
The
cluding
-
and for working capital,
to discharge debt; to acquire lease;
expenses,
to
used
be
to
are
the
gas business in
it was announced on July
withholding
The corporation is
4, 1954 to United
1954.
29,
Carnegie Pension Fund, trustee of a
benefit of U. S. Steel's employees.
and
petroleum
America,
July
about
or
on
Monday, July 19, 1954
.
$75,000,000 for sale on or before August
5
from
acquired
has
company
liquified
Thunderstreak Jet Fighter Bomber,
Co.
&
Acquisition—Notes Placed
—
Esso Standard Oil, S. A. its
the Caribbean area and Central
13.
Tropical was organized by Glore, Forgan & Co. for the purpose of
acquiring these propane facilities, including bulk terminals in various
countries, which have been serving customers in Puerto Rico, Haiti,
Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Bermuda, Panama, Costa Rica, El Sal¬
vador and Guatemala. Esso interests introduced liquified petroleum gas
for home and
industrial use in the Carribbean area in 1948.
The
market has shown a steady expansion and is believed to have poten¬
tialities for a substantial further growth.
The transaction does not involve any public financing at this time.
Capitalization of Tropical Gas Co., Inc. consists of $1,000,000 of 5%
sinking fund notes and a $1,300,000 subordinated promissory hote,
both due June
1,
1964; 17,000 shares of 5.24% cumulative stock of
$100 par value and 400,000 shares of common stock of 1-cent par
value. The 5%
sinking fund notes of the company have been placed
privately by Glore, Forgan & Co.
Officers of
the new company are:
Robert T. Haslam, President;
Paul K. Thompson, Vice-President; James Macrae, Treasurer; Edward
F. Clark, Jn, Secretary and John C. Harned, Assistant Secretary. : f;- ;
The board of directors is composed by Messrs, Haslam, Thompson,
Clark and the following: Charles J. Hodge, Horace F. Isleib, Alfonso
Manero, Joseph J. Snyder, and Alfred J. Williams.
Executive offices of the company are in Miami, Fla.
This
been
has
corporation
production
^for
Co., Inc.
Gas
Tropical
Contracf—
Government
Temco Aircraft Corp.—New
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Colfax
awarded
were
Securities
to
ings
Bond
and
Warrant
Driggers,
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
building
the
a.m.
Bank
Trust
San
follows:
(CST)
Julv
on
S.
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 179,
from
1955
Bond
ings
price of 100.02,
$40,000 244s.
1955 to
1963
Phoenix, at
Due
on
a.m.
Association,
cisco,
(MST).
J. Lea-
on
July 19
$150,000 school
bonds.
Dated
July
1
from
sive.
1.955
1,
to
payable at the County
1954.
1969
1955 to
Due
1969 to
Ocean
works
were
sewer
Julv
Ark.
revenue
12—v.
awarded
to
180,
n.
bonds
200—
Womeldorff
as
of
City
in
Santa
Ana,
on July 27
$90,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
Au*?.
Due
on
11
a.m.
(PDST)
Dated
Aug. 1
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
1.
1954.
1955 to
and
1972
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Treasurer's
South
Los
office.
Whittier
School District,
basis of about 2.48%.
New
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at his office
in
Los
bonds.
Angeles,
July 20
$140,000 build¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Aug. 1
from 1955 to 1968 in¬
9
a.m.
(PDST)
on
100.16.
1
from
after
2854—were awarded
Schwabacher & Co., of San
Sunnyvale School District, Santa
Clara
County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $51,000
building bonds were sold to the
Bank of America National Trust
&
Savings
Francisco,
as
Association,
follows:
1955
from
1956
to
of
San
on
a
as
1
In¬
bonds
1954.
Due
dated
are
Jan.
on
inclusive.
th& purchaser
1970
Other
cate:
1
July
from
to
1974
of
the
Williams &
York, RobinsonCo., Inc., of Atlanta,
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
of Jacksonville,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston, Atwill &
Co., of Miami Beach, Thornton,
Farish,
Bond
$200,000
of
bank
or
4s.
Aug. 1
Due
2.42%,
Feb.
on
1
as
and
the
and
Board
Postponed—The
revenue
bonds of¬
Canceled—The
offering
July 22 of
bonds—v. 180,
on
building
on
Feb.
1
1960 to 1971
and
in¬
Due
on
Feb.
1 and
Aug. 1 from 1972 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Penn
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Mishawaka), Ind..
Bond Sale—The $122,000 school
building bonds offered July 2—
179, p. 2855—were awarded to
v.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, as 2y4s.
Washington Twp. (P. O. Milton),
Indiana
Bond Sale—The
County
Offering
Due
from
210,000 2y2s.
of
on
•
clusive.
trust
and Civil
July 9
—
$145,000 School
Township bonds offered
v. 179, p. 2855 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
&
Share Corp., Indianapolis, as
2%s,
100.04,
at
basis of
a
about
2.61%.
200—has been canceled.
Bond
syndi¬
&
&
about
of
780,000 2V4s.
West
Sandwich, III.
New
Humphrey
a
Community
Unit School District No. 6
(P. O.
Rankin), III.
inclusive.
members
cost
from
Co., of
Cleveland, Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Mohr
Irondequoit
p.
1
of Chicago, Fox, Rausch &
Co., and Ellis & Co., both of Cin¬
cinnati, at a price of 100.02, a net
Principal and in¬
Offering
proposed
Jan. 1 from
In¬
City, Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Boston, Sills, Fairman & Har¬
1956 to
July 13—v. 180,
103—has been indefinitely post¬
poned.
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
of
ris,
1,
p.
'
Baxter,
of
Bond
3.05%/as
on
Bank, all
of
mutually satisfactory to
company
$525,000 water
Due
Bank,
Co., and the Mer¬
National
dianapolis, at IV2% interest.
Trustees."
fered for sale
1969 inclusive.
chants
National
National
clusive.
July
to
Indiana
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1959 in¬
Hinsdale, III.
1963
of
American
$260,000
Lakeland, Fla.
2,518.000 3s.
Bank,
interest
Bond Sale—The
$3,500,000 light
and water revenue bonds offered
on
$2,880,000
follows:
to
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
inclusive.
Sale —The
offered July 13—v.
180,
200—were awarded to a group
p.
on
j The
.
Due
Indianapolis, Ind.
Warrant
Fletcher Trust
offered
awarded
.-
1966
on
olis.
composed
inclusive.
bonds
were
terest payable at
Due
Trust Co., Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Russ, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
Dec. 1 from
Principal and interest (M-S)
at the Guaranty Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
1962
Fletcher
the Mercantile Trust Co., of
Louis,
jointly, as
1.60s, at
100.07, a basis of about 1.58%.
1,
follows:
semi-annually from
payable at the Brownsburg State
Bank,
Brownsburg,
or
at
the
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
1984 inclu¬
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about
Due
St.
on
13—v. 179, p. 2854 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
1954.
Montgomery,
1
the
and
bonds.
March
until
for
sewage
Dated July
bonds.
revenue
the
9
1960.
to
1,
from
Elgin Sanitary District, III.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 sewage
Siv-
Due
of
works
group
Dec.
on
1971
payable
Juran
Bond
1957 to
callable
are
660,000 3y4s.
Francisco.
180.
Fran¬
March
1954.
bids
Jan. 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1985 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
revenue
1,
sealed
-
sive. Bonds due, in 1961 and there¬
1958
o.
7
Co., of Atlanta.
Due
improvement
system
receive
L„
Treasurer,
-
Offering — Richard M.
Kokomo, Ind.
,
Daugherty, Secretary of the Board
Bond Sale—The
$1,250,000 sew¬
Education, will receive sealed age works bonds offered
July 13—
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July v.
179, p. 2855—were awarded to a
19 for the purchase of
$220,000 group composed of Paine,
Webber,
building and site purchase bonds. Jackson &
Co., and First of Mich¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1954v. Due Dec. 1
igan Corp., both of New York
County
City and Chicago.
March
Marion
—
Clerk
.
of
July
utilities
com¬
Bond
Principal
Offering—Harold F.
$322,000 3V2S.
to
on
City Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
(EST) on Aug.
for the purchase of
$2,200,000
County
17.9,
July
awarded
DuPage County Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Bensenville), III.
Los
Offering
Town
(CST) on July 27
purchase
of
$490,000
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
er,
interest
County Water District,
I
California
will
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
Bradenton, Fla.
/F-A)
Principal
and
nayable
at
the
Treasury.
Due
500,000 2V4S.
agencies of the
York
clusive.
Stanton
from
trust
or
p.m.
terest J-D.
both
$90,000 ibuild¬
Association, of San
as
21/£s, at a price of
the fiscal
School
Bond Offering—Harold J.
—v.
200—were awarded to the Bank
cisco.
Orange
for the purchase of
until
in
Due
inclu¬
warrants
bids until 10
Dist.,
Bond Sale—The $190,000
sewage
disposal bonds
offered
July 8
of America National Trust &
Sav¬
a
office
1
$350,000
anticipation
on
of Blyth &
$300,000 2s.
and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
County
Dated
his
at
about
ing bonds offered July 13—v.
ings
Sch.
Aug.
on
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
&
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Due
1979
interest
Offering — B. J. Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
4s. at
CALIFORNIA
Bell flower
1954.
The
follows:
Ost¬
(PDST)
bank
a
1954.
1974
INDIANA
receive
office
a.m.
to
mutually acceptable to the
the city. Legality
approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
of Chicago.
Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., and McMaster,
Hutchinson & Co., all of
Chicago,
July 20 for the purchase of $848,building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
incl.
ing
3.82%.
p.
View
his
at
—
200—were awarded to
p.
FLORIDA
Due
and
Bond
Due
1979
will
1956
1,
purchaser and
Davis,
2854—were
p.
composed
July 1 from
on
for the purchase of
Sale—The $147,000 water
Lindsey, of Little Rock,
a
once
of 102, a basis
•
Fran¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
July
pany
County Sch. Dist. No. 100
,(P. O. Berwyn), III.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 180,
000
3
until
offered
San
County, Calif.
Treasurer's
ARKANSAS
Clerk,
bids
Bond
inclu¬
Legalitv aonroved bv
Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
&
Robinette, of Phoenix.
Bond
County
1968 incl.
,13,000 3y4s.
office.
Mar veil,
ly,
in
$28,000 3V2s.. Due
Principal and interest
(J-J)
July
of
follows:
as
from
payable at
Cook
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif
to
1
sive.
in
Dated
Jan.
i
as
J.
receive
„
ILLINOIS
Wisehurn
bids
June 1 from
Offering—Dorothy
10
build¬
Bond
vitt, Clerk of the Board of
Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until
$41,000
179,
in
cisco.
Offering—Harold
will
Brownsburg, Ind.
revenue
offered
to J. H. Hilsman &
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond
Sale
gas
certificates
July 1 from 1955 to
Principal and in¬
on
sealed
Sale—The
Certificate
natural
re¬
office
Esther Don-
Clerk,
bonds
Bond
Smith,
will
his
at
1
inclusive.
10 p.m. (CDST)
July 22 for the purchase of
$1,100,000
general
obligation
Jackson, Ga.
terest (J-J) payable at the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Fran¬
City
GEORGIA
Treasurer's
price of 100.53,
a
to
inclusive.
Angeles, until 9
J.une 1 from
1969 inclusive.
for the purchase of
San
District,
Siskiyou County, Calif.
1
Navajo County, County Union
High
Sch. Dist. (P. 'O.
Holbrook), Ariz.
Bond
1979
Macdoel Elem. School
a
follows:
on
of
Clerk,
bids
basis of about 2.68%.
a
ings
1962 inclusive.
to
2%s, at
as
net interest cost
as
Due
45,000 2V2S.
cisco,
Refsnes,
a
about 2.62%,
Association,
County
sealed
1973
on.
of
—v.
Siskiyou
to
and
Dec.
on
sealed bids until
National
Bank,
of
New
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
California
Bond Offering—Waldo J.
1954. Due
build¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
The
of
$50,000
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 180,
p'. 102—were awarded to the Bank
station
I^ly, Beck & Co.,
of
Sale—The
1955
due
inclusive;
due
Sterling, III.
callable
are
1963
2V4s,
1964
Bond Offering
dero,
Chase
Sch. Dist.,
Siskiyou and Modoc Counties,
Dean
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
—
to
LaCanada School District, Los
to
$85,000 jail
improvement
bonds offered
July 12—v. 180, p.
102—were
awarded
to
fire
awarded
Witter & Co., of San Francisco.
Enoch,
from
Dec. 1 from
on
York
Yreka, until 10 a.m. (PDST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $176,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1,
$25,000 build¬
to
$49,000
.
Aug. 1, 1964. Principal and
interest - (F-A)
payable
at
the
Tulelake Joint Elem.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
E.
1955
bonds:
sewer
,
inclusive.
ceive
2854—were
from
Bonds
thereafter
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasury.
dated
Sale—The
1
inclusive.
and
terest
incl;
are
Aug.
1974
1965
July 20
$155,000
Aug. 1,
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
Due
1972
July 1 from
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 180,
p. 200—were awarded to the Bank
Grande, Ariz.
Bond Sale
;
and
1979
on
the
1954.
inclusive.
Due
as
building
July 1 from
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bond
&
ARIZONA
Casa
1972
to
for
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Merced County, Calif.
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on July 27
for the purchase of
$100,000 pub¬
lic improvement
bonds. Due an¬
1
July 1 from
Hopeton
will
on
July
inclusive.
on
<
Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,. Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco." "
/
Sheffield, Ala.
nually
Due
bonds
1954.
28
All
.
bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
by
White, Bradley, Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.
July 1, 1S65
on
i
Due
n.
inclusive.
Due
85,000
sanitary
$36,000 2s, due
Wichita, Fitzgerald & Co., of
New York, McDougal &
Condon,
of Chicago, Seasongood &
Mayer,
and Weil, Roth &
Irving Co., both
sas,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Warrants due in 1960 and
thereafter are callable as of
Sept.
1,
1959.
Legality approved
Clerk,
of
payable at the County Treasurer's
clusive.
—
on
1957
1973 to
funding
capital
outlay
school
warrants.
Dated
Sent.
1.
1954.
Due serially from 1955
to 1965 in¬
Offering
to
follows:
as
Due
1965
re¬
from
of
office.
$1,000,000
1964
1
bonds
Cincinnati.
are
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
West Miami, Fla.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Bond Offering—H. N.
Buchner,
office.
Legality approved by Or- Town
Clerk, will receive sealed
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut- bids until 7
p.m. (EST) on July 19
cliffe, of San Francisco.
for the purchase of $85,000 storm
drainage bonds.
Dated Aug.
Temple Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
1,
1954.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
County, Calif,
$480,-
Association,
to
The
Offer'ng—I. J. Browder, City Superintendent of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
am.
to
1966 to
Gadsden, Ala.
1964
Francisco,
138,000 2y4s.
Warrant
July
on
The
National
133,000 2s.
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant All and Rose, of
Birmingham.
11
Fran¬
sold
was
America
Savings
1958
>
City
of
152,000 iy2s.
works refunding warrants.
Dated Aug. 1,1954. Due
Aug. 1
from 1955 to 1969 incl.
Bond
&
1955
;
for the purchase of
San
issue .of
bonds
$57,000 43/4s.
$750,000 public improvem't bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1954. - Due
April 1 from 1955 to 1964 incl.
210,000 general obligation water
until
Sale^An
000
(EST) on July 27 for the purchase
of 960,000 bonds and
warrants, as
'
of
Wachob-Bender Corp., of Omaha,
Company of Kan¬
First Securities
1954.
Bond
,
Offering—
Clerk, will
City
Association,
to
July 1 from
1966.
and
Gilroy Union High School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Dothan, Ala.
L, R.
1962
on
inclusive.
Due
10,000 214s.
cisco.
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Birmingham, jointly.
of
2s.
1961
102—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust &
Say¬
Corporation,
and
13,000
o.
the
Due
1955 to
ing bonds offered July 12—v. 180,
refunding school
July 7—v. 179,
warrants offered oil
2854,
Equitable
$28,000 2V4s.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
Warrant Sale—The
$188,000 gen¬
eral obligation
p.
Elementary School District,
Placer
Cullman, Ala.
offered
July
12—v.
180,
p.
103—
awarded
to
McDougal
&
Condon, and the Republic National
were
Bank,
a
both of Chicago, jointly, at
price
of
100.02,
cost of about
a
2.19%,
net
as
interest
follows:
$300,000 water works bonds: $135,000
1955
Bond
Sale—The $385,000 bonds
2s,
due
on
Dec.
1
to
1963
inclusive;
$165,000
2V4s,
due
on
from
and
Dec.
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
1
works
Terre
Haute, Ind.
Sale—The $225,000
refunding
ment bonds offered
p.
103—were
water
and
improve¬
July 9—v. 180,
awarded
to
Allan
Blair
& Co., of Chicago, as 3Vzs,
price of 100.41, a basis of
about 3.47%.
at
a
Western
tion
Bond
School Building Corpora¬
(P. O. Kokomo), Ind.
"
Sale—The
mortgage
July
14
—
revenue
v.
179,
$485,000
bonds
p.
2855
first
offered
—were
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
56
'
Monday, July 19, 1954
(300)
KENTUCKY
composed of
City Securities Corp., Indi¬
anapolis Bond & Share Corp., and
Raftersperger, Hughes & Co., all
of Indianapolis, as 3s, at a price of
100.30, a basis of about 2.97%.
to
awarded
group
a
Sale
Berea, Ky.
'•»
bonds offered
July
12—v.
180,
p.
201—were
^warded to the Kentucky Com¬
building
Louisville,
of
pany
IOWA
at
par,
tion, will receive sealed
folk
til 8 p.m.
County Trust Co., of Dedham, as Is, at a price of 100.16,
uiscount.
notes
The
as
1954
19,
July
dated
are
Peabody, Mass.
follows:
Brooklyn, Iowa
Legality
inclusive.
1971
to
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
$190,000 school
on
July 9
-were
awarded to Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, and
the First of Iowa Corp., of Des
offered
bonds
Laughlin,
Clerk, will receive sealed
and open bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of
The
$23,700 water works bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
1966
able
Bonds due
thereafter
and
of Feb.
'Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Baton
Greater
ap¬
mission
receive sealed and
open bids until 8:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of
$24,000
water
works
revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Due
Laughlin will
1 from
clusive.
1959
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in¬
1970
to
1966
in
callable
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering—Floyd D. Walt-
Secretary
man,
Education,
of
will
bids until 8
the
13—v.
awarded
bonds
the
receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $296,000 building
bonds. .Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1968 inclu¬
on
School Board Treasurer.
Due
1963
Nov.
on
inclusive.
interest
office.
236.28
from
1,
1955
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
'
;
KANSAS
Sale—The
ing bonds
were
Bond
eral
offered
were
July
St.
•
■
Co., of
the
George
to
same
K.
time
Baum
were
&
sold
Co.,
of
Kansas City.
.Bond Sale—The National Secu¬
rities
Co..
of
Wichita, .pur¬
chased $168,000 building and ath¬
Inc.,
letic field lights bonds.
■
Sale —The
$225,000
provement bonds offered
12
v
_
were
.awarded
on
Barrow,
offered July
Leary
:
&
Co.,
of
Rittenoure
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
was
sold
>
,
.
due
in
Due
1974
to
1970
callable
as
terest F-A.
leans.
of
of
Bank
(CST)
on
Sept.
on
Aug. 1 from
1,
Car¬
J.
the
of
Mer¬
Boston,
000
bonds,
30
a.m.
follows:
as
1969.
-
In¬
sewer
7
7
bonds. Due on Aug.
100,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1955 to 1969 inclusive,
The
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
$300,000 notes
180,
p.
201-
the Second Na
Boston, jointly, as l%s, at a price
of 100.22, a basis of about 1.72%.
MICHIGAN
the
School District No. 4
cipal
at
a
as
and
and
bank
of July
A. Weath¬
interest
or
thereafter
are
Prin¬
payable
1, 1956.
(J-J)
trust company to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
7
*„
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
by Storey,
\
Bond
Marlborough, Mass.
Offernig—Edw. F.
low, City Treasurer, Will receive
sealed bids in care of the Mer¬
chants
National
State
Bank
of; Boston,
Street, Boston, until
11
July 22 for the
$280,000 municipal
garage bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
on
No. 10 (P. O. Auburn
Bank
discount.
of Boston, at 0.487%
payable at the Merchants NationBank of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey," "Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge,
of Boston.
July 1 from 1955
to 1959 incl. V:
51,000 "2145.
>
!
7777:777'7^7'7 ,
July 1 from 7
Due
1960 to 1964 incl;
!
2Vzs.' Due
7 "
1
58,000 2%s.t-Due July
1968 to 1971 incl. -
115,000 2s; Due
on
July 1, 1972.
Dearborn, Mich.
f Bond Sale—The $230,000 special
assessment district bonds offered
7
7
„
13
—
awarded
180, * p. 104 — Were
McDonald-Moore &
v.
to
7
Co., of Detroit.
School Dist. No. $
(P. O. Millett), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 site and
Delta Township
180, p. 104—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
—v.
troit, at a price of 100.001, a
interest cost of about 3.84%,
Barcus, Kindred* &< Co.,
& Main, and the ChanSecurities Co., all of Chicago,
price of TOO.0001, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.64%, as follows:
a
$105,00 4s.- Due on Mav 1
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
from
,
and
3^s. Due on May 1, 1961
fy62.' !
r'
*
285,000 3%s: Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.•"
90,000 0.50s. Due oil May 1, 1970
and
1971.
as
to 1966 incl.
32,000
3%s.
Due
July
1
from
1967 to 1972 incl.
Detroit, Mich.
National Bank Offering Various
Municipals—The National Bank of
116, R. P. A.,
asking for bids until
11 a.m. (EST) on July 20 for the
purchase of $2,648,000 bonds of
various States and municipalities
Detroit, P. O. Box
Detroit 32, is
*
'
Essexville
and
'Hampton
Twp»
-
"(Part of ) Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Essexville), Mich. 77-7
builds
bonds offered on June 30
—v.
179, p. 2856—were awarded
to the Peoples National Bank, of
Bay City, as lVzs, at 100.004, a*
Bond Sale—The $250,000
ing
Ballman
7:
net
Due July 1 from 1956
$43,000 4s.
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 179,
2856—were awarded to a group
composed of H. v.
Sattley & Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co., both oL basis of about 1.49%.
*70,000
July 7
building bonds offered on
■;
$550,000 build¬
p.
ner
from
'
from
1
July
1965 to 1967 incl.
r
f
Heights), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
at
8
July
on
comprising 66 individual lots.
Pontiac, Troy and Bloomfield ,Fractional School District
Avon,
al
tional
offered
$52,000 2Vz$. Due
Detroit,
Bige-
-
tion, and Braun1, Bosworth & Co.,
both of Detroit, jointly, as follows: ;
obligat'nn bidding bonds.
1960
f
follows:
1, 1954. Due on July 1
from 1955 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds
Merchants-National
Bank of Boston.
the
Dated July
in
7
180, p. 104—were awarded to
First of Michigan Corpora¬
v.
Director, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
21
for the
purchase of $21,000
due
D.etroit, *
of
.
bonds
ing
ers,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
a.m.
Lewiston, Me. 7
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New
City, and R. L. Day & Co., of
crpnprpl
disposal
Bridgeport Twp. Sch. Dist. '(P. O.
4221 Merlin Avenue, Bridgeport),
York
Bond Offering—Neil
both
Co.,
7
&
Sattley
jointly.
J uly
$600,000 school
bonds offered July 15—v. 180, p.
201
were
awarded to Paine,
Bond Sale—The
1,
1954.
able
(DST)
purchase of
MAINE
awarded to
able at
of Boston.
1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
are
Legality approved by
— The
July 12—v.
interest pay¬
the Second National Bank
callable
$700,000 school project bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1955 to 1974
...
I".*
15,
Aug.
dated
are
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bonds
thereafter
Aug.
bonds
^ewage
gen¬
bonds offered July 13—v.
180, p. 104—were awarded to Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
:
Principal and
ap¬
State
St.,
(DST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $900,Room,
until 11
Boston,
-
Marcus
inclusive.
and
care
Directors'
30
were
the
National
'
*
for- the tpurchase
of $175,000
public improrvement bonds. Dated
1955
in
bids
chants
p
a.m.
1964 inclusive.
The
7
$320,000
plant
'39,000
„
25,000 street construction bonds.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1955 to
Ada Township
Lexington, Mass.
Offering—James
seaiea
Broussard, Secretary of the Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Legality
Boston.
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
Abbeville).
r
Police
$225,000
to
of
&
roll, Town Treasurer, will receive
<7
| Note Sale
State Bank of Benton.
mer
_
—
.7
7
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
A.
Bond 'Offering
1,
Aug.
dated
are
inclusive.
Louisiana
inclusive.
at
100,000
J
*"77' .',..7
Sale consisted of: *
Winthrop, Mass.
Principal and interest pay¬
the Merchants National
1954.
...
Vermilion Parish (P. O.
,Osborne School District, Kan.
building
$225,000 public
2855—were awarded
Shreveport. C
offered
Benton
(P. O. Eunice), La.
bonds
p.
im¬
July
Investment Co., of Wichita.
bonds
The
gen¬
Foley, -Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
Haysville School District, Kan..
vBond
to
179,
Aug. 1, 1954.
Kansas
/
•
$250,000
7
Gridley Rural High School'District,
;
I
Sale—The
Bond
7•
The $187,600'storm sewer bonds ;
offered
'■
13—v.
Kan.
•: L:
of
Landry Parish Hospital Service
District No.
1955 to
40,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
were
14—v.
improvement
street
improvement bonds
14—v.. 180, p. 103
City.
—
Jones,
179, p. 2753—
were awarded to White, Hattier &
Sanford, of New Orleans.
sold to the Small-
awarded to Zahner &
Kansas
July
on
90,000 macadam pavement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered
Sale—The $150,000
and sidewalk
Aug. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
able
Sale—The
Bond
electric bonds.
and
gas
$95,000
basis of about 1.67%.
1954.
follows:
Due
obligation
eral
were
*$70,000 water mains bonds. Due
7
on Aug. 15 from 1955 to 1968
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston, until
noon
(DST) on July 27 for the
purchase of $530,000 bonds, as
Bank
$150,000 build¬
Bend,
&
$653,offeree
Madison Parish Hospital Service
Dist. (P. O. Tallulah), La.
Milburn Co., of Wichita.
Great
103
p.
Scharff
Lucey-,
City Treasurer, will" receive seal¬
bids in care of the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust
$400,000
9
—
E.
Sale—The
Bond
Michigan
$225,000 build¬
—
certificates
180,
to
a
July
incl.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
awarded to
R. W. Pressprich & Co., New York
City, as 1.70s, at a price of 100.14,
1959 inclusive.
The
—
Orleans.
New
Cunningham Sch. Dist., Kansas
Bond
13—v.
awarded
ap¬
proved
Sale
paving
July
July
>
...
Offering—Jos.
to
Sale—The
Bond
offered
ed
Lafayette, La.
Principal and
at
the
City
payable
Treasurer's
1
Legality
& Cutler,
Chicago.;; ■,.7;.. ..::.. s;
Certificate
July
White-
dated
are
School
''
offered
to
Shiel,
H;
F.
Parish
payable at the office of the Parish
Phillips Co., of Davenport.
1954.
—
the
KBoiid
it.'.
will
Board,
The $15,000 street
—
improvement bonds
to
of
approved by Chapman
West Union, Iowa
The
Jena), _La.
-
Bond Offering
Secretary
of
were
fP.
1,
Due on April 1 from
inl972
Boyne City, Mich.
Wakefield, Mass.
-
Holyoke, Mass.
1962.
and
anticipated.
"
,
due
Due on April 1 1961
325,000 3*4s. Due on April 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
7
school pro¬
as
was
incl.
1960
to
1971
lower con¬
struction bids than was originally
Aug. 1
Aug.
dated
are
1955
70,000 2Vzs.
(re¬
a
offering
all of
Co.,
&
MacArthur
100,000 Vzs.
$300,000
2.10s, at a price ol
basis of about 2.03%. The
reduction in the amount of the
100.55,
&
$165,000 3^s. Due on April 1 from
Weeks, of Boston,
Sale—The
jointly,
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
sealed
ing bonds.
Bond Sale
$45,000
LaSalle Parish Sch.'Dist.,No. -22
^
will
Principal and interest pay¬
at the
Merchants National
able
The
July 20
on
for the purchase of $90,000 build¬
12
—
utility bonds offered July
180, p. 103—were not sold.
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
receive
(CST)
p.m.
of
Board
Sold
Not
Bonds
public
bonds
The
.
&
on
Corporation, Br a u n,
Co., Inc., .and- Ken-
Michigan
to
offered July i3 — v.
p. 201—were awarded to W.
E. Hutton & Co., New York City,
and Lyons & Shafto, of Boston,
a.m.
200,000 school bonds. Due
from 1955 to 1974 incl.
group
a
t
build¬
180, p. 104—were
Bosworth
price of 100.56, a basis
a
Mich.,
7
July 8
awarded to
composed of the First of
offered
bonds
ing
—v.
bonds
ject
180,
$650,000 bonds, as follows:
1954.
Haughton, La.
and
office.
to
Big Rapids Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—The $660,000
Stoughton, Mass.
$450,000 school project bonds. Due
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974 incl.
$55,000 notes
2s, at
Bond
Street,1 Boston, for the purchase
179, p. 2855—
Kohlmeyer &
proved by-Miller, Canfield,- Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
' r-
Detroit, as follows:
awarded
duced from $350,000)
11
1, 1959. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
of about 1.93%.
National
of
'.."'7" 7
201—were
p.
Hornblower
as
July 20, at the Mer¬
Bank, 30 State
on
Storey,
Dodge, of
7
.777
Sale—The
180,
v.
Raymond A.
bids until
(DST)
Co., of New Orleans.
1,. 1960. t; Principal and interestpayable at the Town Treasurer's
.■Nicols Indep.
awarded
vere
of Feb.
as
The
—
Dfl'ered July 13—v.
—
Boston.
by
&
the
company
ower,
July 13—
Treasurer,
Town
sealed
chants
(P. O. Port Allen), La.
Sale
Note
Mr.
—
Offering
Denslow,
receive
Rouge Port Com¬
■
of
$290,000 sewer
and water bonds offered July 15r—
Longmeadow, Mast.
Bond
Bos¬
Saugus, Mass.
p.
East
LOUISIANA
Chicago,
Aug.
payable
National Bank &
Farmers
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
on
1
Palmer
Boston.
201—were awarded to
F. S. Moseley & Co., of Boston,
as
114s, at a price of 100.04, a
basis of about 1.24 %.
Co.,'Marion. Legality ap¬
proved by Wyatt., Grafton & Grai,on, of Louisville.
1, 1960.
Offering
Feb.
on
approved
Thorndike,
Sale—The $175,000 sewer
180,
v.
Shawmut Bank
Bond
and water bonds offered
call¬
are
and interest
Additional
water
Trust
Principal
payable at the Town
as
the
Legality
103—'were awarded to
Bond
bonds offered on
cipal and interest (F-A)
at
14—v.
July
offered
bonds
p.
2.01%.
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Town
tional
Danvers, Mass.
$50,000
mature
bonds
water
Ty¬
ler & Co., of Boston, as 2.10s, at a
price of 100.59, a basis of about
180,
July 8 were awarded to the Bank¬
ers Bond Co., of Louisville.
Lineville, Iowa
1970 inclusive.
Billerica, Mass.
main
re¬
the
of
of
Trust Dept., 40 Water St.,
until 11'a.m.' (DST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $650,000 school project bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
York
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
will
care
Bank
ton,
1.40s, at a price of 100.22,
as
in
bids
Shawmut
bids un¬
(EST) on July 21 for
purchase of $85,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1972
inclusive. Bonds due in 1960 and
thereafter are callable as of July
Boston;
basis of about 1.35%.
a
Ky.
Marion,
Sale—The
and gas revenue
Bond Offering—L. C.
in
bonds
180,
p.
revenue
Bond
Moines, jointly.
1959 to
City,
offered on
July
8—v.
103—were
awarded to a group composed of
Almstedt Bros., Bankers Bond Co.,
vV. L. Lyons & Co., Stein Brothers
and Boyce, all of Louisville; Rus¬
sell, Long & Co., Security & Bond
Co., both of Lexington, and F. L.
Dupree & Co., of Harlan.
tory
Bond Sale—The
house
$400,000 school
Patrick M.
—
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
the Bankers Trust Co., New
Sale—The $450,000 dormi¬
Bend
ap¬
City
National
bonds offered July 14—
v.' 186,' p7'201—we^'awarded tb
Kentucky State College*
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
Cutler, of Chicago.
77:;-^77:77.
Mass. 7
■
project
proved by William L. Hassett, of
lies Moines, or of Chapman
&
Elk Horn ConsoL
Amesbury,
Bond Sale—The
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Eastern
$120,000
of
purchase
77^-777
Due on July 1 from
16,000 3y4s.
Offering
Cahill,
1955 to 1970 inclusive.
light
plant revenue bonds. Dated July
1, 1954. Due on July 1 from 1960
the
Bond
MASSACHUSETTS
1 from
Due on July
3s.
,44,000
Powell;
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:3Q,p,itv, (CST) on July 21, for
C.
Offering—H.
Bond
about 0.94%.
basis of
a
1954.
mature on Oct. 5,
and
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
201—were
Portland, at 0.518%
tional Bank, of
revenue
offered July 14—v. 180, p.
awarded to the Nor¬
bonds
Mich.
Williams,
Bond Offering—L. A.
Sale—The $100,000 water
Bond
anticipation notes offered J«ly lo
were awarded
to the Canal Na¬
$60,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
$500,000 tax
The
—
Baldwin Public Sch. Dist.,
Needham, Mass.
Portland, Me.
,
Note
the
-
.
-
Farmington Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O*
33000 Thomas St., Farmington)f
•
j
Michigan
~
-
;
.
,
I Bond Sale—'Hie $1,500,000 build-* *
ing and site bonds offered oi^
July 8—v.
179,p.
2856—were
awarded to a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blyth &
Co., both of " Chicago; Watling,
Lerchen
Co., Kenower, MacArv
Detroit^
Co., of To+
}edo; Baxter, Williams & Co., of
thur
&-
Co.,
both
Stranahan, Harris
i Cleveland;
Ryan,
of
&
Sutherland
&
Number 5343... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
Volume 180
Parish
of Toledo; Shannon & Co.,
,S.f R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Co,, both of Chicago, at a pried
of 100.05, a net- interest cost of
'about 2.34%'; as follows:
Co.,
Twp. School District No. 3
(P. O. 4471 Kalamazoo Ave., S. E.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
and
Due
$1,250,000 3s.
v
250,000 %s.
Due
ing
May 1, 1970
on
Bond
Sale—The
fered
and
$140,000
awarded
the
to
First
1955
1957
to
Homer
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1
payable
the
at
Chemical
will
Offering
received
be
the
of
Co.,
of
p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
on
5
Education
clusive. Interest A-O.
Drive, Kalamazoo), Mich.
E.
H.
Schneider
mazoo,
a,
on July 9
104—were awarded to
p.
as
4s, at
all
of
of
&
Co., of Kala¬
price of 100.04,
a
about
revenue
on
May 1 from
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
235,000 2s.
Due
Due May
60,000 0.50s.
to
May 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
to
40,000 Is.
bonds.
1974
NEVADA
June
on
15
Bond
Due
1,
on
to 1974 inclusive.
George
County,
1971.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Fry,
will
receive
p.m.
bids
until
4
(EST)
on July 19 for the purchase
$28,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated June 13, 1954. Due in vary¬
on
Jan. 7, Feb.
4, and April 8, 1955.
amounts
202—were sold to the County,
4,
improvement
Bond
to
and
sewer
system
179,
MINNESOTA
and
oral
on
bids
Bond
until
8
on
Aug. 1 from
District, Miss.
cation,
1954.
on
of
bids
until
2
jointly,
as
Norwich
3y4s.
Township Fractional Sch.
District No. 3 (P. O. Route No. 3,
Big Rapids), Mich.
8
Board
p.m.
of
(EST)
Education
until
July 22 for the
$40,000
building
honds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
purchase
callable
are
1960
as
and
thereafter
of
May 1, 1959.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Interest
the
M-N.
Orleans and Fair plains
Twps. Frac.
Sch. Dist. No. 8 (P. O. R. F. D.
Orleans), Mich.
Bond
Minneapolis,
and
the
tional Bank of St.
1
from
July 27 for the pur¬
$69,000
Beach
recon¬
1955
of
&
to
1968
and
at
approved
Olmsted County Common School
District No. 59 (P. O. Rochester),
Minnesota
Bond Offering—E. L. Van
for
the
building
1954.
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Roseau
.
i.
Sepjt.
1,
County (P. O. Roseau),
ed bids until
11 a.m.
(CST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $85,000 drainage bonds. Dated
July 1,
1954.
to
Due
1961
fered'
interest
the
1
First
on) Jan. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
by
the
at
as
8—v.
179,
a
price of
1954.
bonds
of
dated
are
Int. J-J.
1,
Lincoln, Neb.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 audi¬
torium bonds offered July 12—v.
Trust
2754—were awarded
composed
Co.,
J.
P.
of
100.11,
a
the
Morgan
to
a
Bankers
&
Milford
Due
2s, at a price
basis of about 1.97%.
as
School
District,
Co.,
Inc., and Clark, Dodge & Co., all
Aug. 1 from 1955 to
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Peo¬
ple's National Bank of Secaucus.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
;
•
•
West
Deptford Twp. Sch. Dist.,
(P. O. Verga), N. J.
.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 builds
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 179,
,
p.
2754—were awarded to Boland,
& Co., New York
City, as
Saffin
2%s, at
price of 100.08,
a
of about 2.36%.
basis
a
-
'
'
Wood-Ridge School Distrit, N. J.
■'
Bond
bonds
-
•
Sale—The
offered
$25,000 school
July 13—v. 180,. p.
106—were awarded
to
Ridge National Bank,
the Woodas
1.60s, at
par.
NEW MEXICO
Artesia, N. Mex.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $130,000 water
offered
106—were
July
7—v.
180, p.
Bosworth,
Co., of Denver, as fol-,
awarded
Sullivan &
to
lows:
$30,000 2%s.
1955
to
33,000 3s.
Due
1959
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1960 to
67,000 2%s.
1964 to
N. J.
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 180,
p.
105 — were awarded to the
Hunterdon
County National Bank
of Flemington, as 2s, at a price of
100.10,
on
inclusive.
on
1963
inclusive.
Due
July
on
1
from
July 1 from
1969 inclusive.
NEW YORK
Sale—The $165,000 build¬
Bond
Bond
July
Interest J-J.
p.
ManasquJn,
a
basis of about 1.98%.
Morris Twp. Sch. Dist. (P.
Morris Plains), N. J.
NEBRASKA
179,
improvement
12—v. 180, p. 105—were awarded
to the Manasquan National Bank
2857—
$23,215 District No. 29 bonds.
1,500 District No. 30 bonds.
1954.
$30,000 Beach
bonds offered July
.<
Alexander
—
terest
Sale—The $60,000 school
building bonds offered July 14—
180, p; 105—were awarded to
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
as
1.80s, at a price of 100.04, a
v.
Sale—The
Offering
^
Montana,
par.
1955 :to
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bradley Beach. Legality
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Bond
of
p.
from
Schiesel, Town Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $50,000 school bonds. Dated
Aug. It
(F-A)
1964
bonds of¬
follows:
group
bidder.
revenue
Libby, Mont.
Bond Offering—Eugene Wyatt,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 19
for the purchase of $24,715 Special
Improvement Districts bonds, as
suitable
successful
July
3V4S, at
be- desig¬
a
to
Sale—The $130,000 water
1
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
Secaucus, N. J.
National
Washburn, of New York City.
Bond
sold to the State of
The
Minnesota
Offering—Edgar O. Wold,
County Auditor, will receive seal¬
payable
•
$40,000
Bond
institution
r
of
Due in 20 years.
banking
if
Atta,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July
22
Bond
supply system
were
nated
,
Na¬
Paul, at 1.60%
Tefft, of McBain, as 3s, at a price
of 100.34, a basis of
about 2.95%.
'
First
Oct.
(A-O)
Bond
inclusive.
Garwood School District, N. J.
I
Dutton, Mont.
bids
inclusive.
and
equipment bonds.
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug.
payable
MONTANA
Na¬
interest.
interest
r
com¬
Northwestern
Sale—The $16,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 9—v.
180,
p. 105—were awarded to
Floyd L.
-
group
tional Bank, First National
Bank,
Midland
National
Bank, all of
on
of
Bonds due in
of
a
(
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the Secretary of
be
the
posed
July 13 to
sealed
(DST) onv.July 21
purchase
of
$160,000
bonds.
Dated April
1,
Bank, of Bloomingdale.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
p.m.
—
on
receive
p.m.
Due
1970
—
of
sold
will
8
the
National
Bank
'
Offering—John R. Wood-^
house, Secretary of Board of Edu^-
for
—
McDonald,
Bond
to
—
Moore & Co., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., both of
Detroit,
Oakland School District, N. T. ■■■"■
notes
awarded
—
2856—were awarded to
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
kins,
struction
from
:
(J-J)
terest
(DST)
Newton Municipal Separate School
p.m.
Dated
$300,000
were
Offering
sealed
chase
Aug. 1,
1954 and are callable as of Aug. 1,
1964.
Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
:
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Closter Na-j
ceive
dated
are
July 15 from 1956 to 1973
George L.
Crosson, Borough Clerk, will re-'
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds
on July 22 for the
$2,000,000 building
Dated July 15, 1954. Due
of
building
Principal
1
15,
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Clos¬
NEW JERSEY
Dated
Aug.
Aug.
ter.
Bradley Beach, N. J.
inclusive.
Lester Buch-
holtz, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
1974
Aug. 15
clusive.
until
Aug. 1 from
on
on
1954
Nashua, at 0.59% discount.
of St. Louis.
Eitzen, Minn.
July 14
July
follows:
as
dated
are
(DST)
bonds.
from
Assessed
the Indian Head National Bank of
Aug. 1 from
on
8 p.m.
purchase
un¬
and
offered
3.27%,
275,000 3s. Due
The
Sale—The
offered
1964 inclusive.
to
un¬
District for
bonds
Bond
which
received
annually
of the
Due
Offering—J. C. Hartwig,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
issue, according
inclusive.
bonds.
sewer
Nashua, N. H.
syndicate headed
Saunders & Co., Mem¬
1965
for
2857—were awarded
p.
est cost of about
$101,772.94 gen¬
obligation and special assess¬
ment bonds offered July 6—v. 180,
be
The
1974
Note
by M. A.
phis, Alvis & Co., of Jackson, and
Scharff & Jones, of New Orleans,
at a price of 100.01, a net inter¬
Bond Sale—The
will
amounts
to
combined
a
containing full de¬
$1,750,000 gen¬
bonds
to
Northern Valley Regional High Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Closter), N. J.
Utah,
copies
Gibbs, will mature in
Due
extension
bonds
445,000 3V4S. Due
Michigan Corp., of Detroit.
bonds.
inclusive.
Point, Miss.
to
eral
—
1964
6—v.
bids
July 28
to Miss
City,
1955
gality * approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
W.-
Bank
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Sale—The $980,000 water
improvement
Ypsilanti, Mich.
105—were awarded to the First
til
Zions
is $150,268,100
and the popula¬
tion is estimated at
65,000.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Hulda Mc-
1955
Lauren
request
from
1954. Principal and interest
(F-A)
at the Peoples Bank &
Trust Company, of Westfieid. Le¬
issue of
an
valuation
Eachern, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $50,000
$260,000 4V2S. Due
p.
sealed
1957
Lucedale, Miss.
—
upon
obligation
equal
par.
1955 to
Offering
180,
v.
—
2%s, at
from
Offering—Lloyd C.
Superintendent of Schools,
Bond
tails of
as
Moss
Note
March
12
brochure
a
eral
$10,000 school
July
furnish
of
.
p.
May 1, 1970
No. 7 (P. O. 1335 Lee St., S. W.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
ing
Special
(P. O. Lucedale), Miss.
,
sealed
Agricola
Consolidated School District
street
1969.
Offering
Gibbs, Fiscal Agent,
Building, Salt Lake
from
15
payable
No. 2 (P. O. Las Vegas)', Nevada.
.
Aug.
bonds.
from 1955 to 1963 incl.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the purchase
$6,000 Village Hall building bonds offered on July 6—v. 179, basis of about 1.78%.
1958 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds
due, bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1954. Due p. 2857—were awarded
tp the
in 1962 and thereafter- are callable
Kearney, N. J.
on Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1961 inclu¬
First National Bank, of Newton.
as
of Aug. 1,-1961. Principal and
B o it a
Sale
The $2,030,000
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
interest (F-A) payable at a bank
MISSOURI
sewer anci sewer plant bonds of¬
able at a suitable banking institu¬
or trust company to be
designated tion to be
fered July 14 — v. 180, p. 105-^
designated by the suc¬
Sikeston, Mo.
by the successful bidder. Legal¬ cessful bidder.
were
awarded to a group com¬
Legality approved
Bond
Sale
The Mercantile
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
posed of the National State Bank,
by Duxbury & Duxbury, of Cale¬ Trust
Co., of St. Louis, purchased
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
donia.
$600,000 general obligation sewer¬ Newark; Ira Haupt & Co., New
York City; J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Macomb County (P. O. Mount
age bonds, as follows:
Maynard, Minn.
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and Van
Bond Sale
Clemens), Mich.
The $150,000 sani¬
$385,000 21/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Deventer
Bros., all of Newark;
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Sale
tary
sewer
and
The $310,000 War¬
disposal
plant
Andrews & Wells, Inc., New York
ren
140,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
Township special assessment bonds offered July 8 — v. 180,
City; Julius A. Rippel, Inc., F. R.
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
districts
paving
bonds
offered p. 104—were awarded to Kalman
Cole & Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
75,000 2%s. Due no Feb. 1, 1973
July 13 — v.- 180, p. 104 — were & Co., of Minneapolis, as 3 Vis, at
all
of Newark;
Schmidt, Poole,
a
and 1974.
awarded
to
price of par. The bonds bear
Barcus, Kindred &
Roberts & Parke, of Philadelphia,
additional
interest of
1%
from
Co., of Chicago.
The bonds are dated July 1,
and Ewing & Co., of Montclair,
Feb. 1, 1955 to Feb. 1, 1957 inclu¬
1954. Principal and interest (F-A)
taking $2,026,000 bonds as 2.45s,
sive.
Manton, Mich.
payable at the Mercantile Trust at a
price of 100.209, a basis of
Bond Sale—The $82,000 electric
Co., St. Louis. Legality approved about
Minneapolis, Minn.
2.43%.
and power first mortgage revenue
Certificate Sale—The $2,000,000 by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
bonds offered July 9—v. 179, p.
certificates of indebtedness were Louis.
Manasquan, N. J.
Aug. 1, 1954. Due
48,000
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Clark County Educational Sch. Dist,
will
Wyoming Twp. Graded Sch. Dist.
Offering—Roy V. Bailor,
District
Secretary, will receive
(EST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $90,-
Due
follows:
as
$165,000 3V4s. Due
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
to
'■ ''
assessment
1963 incl.
The
interest cost
of
.basis of about 3.99%.
water
1955
com¬
Co., Siler &
net
a
2.28%,
Lin wood Metropolitan Dist., Mich.
000
group
a
Detroit, and
Fox,
Cincinnati, at a
par,
$60,000 special
assessment bonds offered
—Vil80,
1954.
-
of
of
Kalamazoo Twp., Knollwood Water
District (P. O. 1720 Riverview
Sale—The
to
MacArthur &
price
until
July 30 for the
$12,000
building
bonds. Dated July 15, 1954. Due
on April 15 from 1955 to 1966 in¬
Bond
15,
Reusch & Co., of
by the Director
Board
1971
sewer
Due
July 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
335,000 13/4s. Due
:
$182,000
Adams County (P. O. Natchez),
(
bids
1966 to
Laing,
July 22 for the purchase
000 bonds, as follows:
July 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
395,000 IV2S. Due
par.
MISSISSIPPI
Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Shannon & Co., Ken¬
1962
Sealed
—
of
ower,
State
St., Midland), Mich.
Bond
Bank
First National Bank, of Memphis,
a
price of 100.03. Dated June
.
.
awarded
Chicago,
Township School District
(P. O. 219l/z East Main
No. 2
2s, at
as
State
of
as
Sale—The $500,000 gen¬
building and site bonds of¬
fered July 7—v. 179,
p.
2856—
Savings Bank, Midland.
Jerome
Wyckoff,
105—were
p.
First
eral
posed
Arbury, Director of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on July 20
for the purchase of $18,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due
on July 1 from 1955 to 1960 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
of
the
to
at
were
Dr. Anderson
—
callable
are
Roseville School District, Mich.
(P. O. Midland), Mich.
Bond Offering
1955
Bond
Sept. 1, 1958.
on
from:
Bonds due in 1960
awarded
to
company
of Detroit.
Sept. 1 from
incl.
35,000 13/4s. Due
1
1,
to
1961
July 1 from
1960 inclusive.
365,000 1 Vis. Due
Offering—Robert
Borough Clerk; will receive sealed
bids
until
8:30"p.13. '(DST) on
purchaser.
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,
a price of 100.008, a net interest
cost of about 1.59%, as follows:
on
July
Aug.
1955 to
on
57
Mountainside, N.J.
Bond
follows:
as
$405,000 2%s. Due
I
$10,000 general
July 8—v. 180,
City, at a pflce of
interest; cost of about
net
a
1.65%,
designated by the
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of $190,000
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield,. Paddock & Stone, t county ..bonds was sold.to the
of
at
$105,000 l^s. Due
dated:
are
thereafter
trust
par,
obligation water works bonds of¬
fered
New York
of
-
Bond Sale—The
Inc.,
Rapids.
Due
Wyckoff, Minn.
July 1, 1959. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
pav¬
July 8—v. 179, p. 2856—
on
Walter J. Wade,
1972 inclusive.
special assessment bonds of¬
were
to
bonds
1954.
Hazel Park, Mich.
ing
$75,000 build¬
offered July 14 were
bonds
The
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis. *; v
v
Sa*e—Tne
of Grand
1971.
and
Bond
awarded
May 1 from
on
1969 incl.
1957 to
-
(301)
O.
Offering—Rosalind Kuhl-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 20
for the purchase of $95,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated" April 1, 1954.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to 1964
inclusive.
Principal and interest
man,
Colonie, Schuyler Heights Fire Dist.
(P. O. Box 63, Watervliet), N. Y*
Bond Offering—Wm. A. O'Neill,
District
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $66,000 fire district bonds. Dated July
20, 1954.
Due on July 20 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
National City Bank of Troy. Le¬
gality approved by Mr. O'Neill.
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist.
1 (P. O. Valley Stream), N. Y.
No.
Bond
Offering
—
Catherine
C.
(A-O)
payable at the First Na¬
tional Iron Bank, of Morristown.
Legality apnroved bv Hawkins,
Repp, District Clerk, will recdlve
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.(DST)
on
July 28 for the) purchase of
Delafield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
$5,600,000 building bonds.
Dated
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Salem, Herron and Jackson Central
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Salem),
Bank &
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Stream National
Trust Co., Valley Stream.
Valley
Hempstead, Uniondale Water Dist.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
—
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
Offering
Donald
—
Hanks, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. on July
27 for the purchase of $1,250,000
water bonds. Dated April 1,1954.
Due July 1 from
1955 to 1983
'inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the office of the
Presiding Supervisor. Legality ap¬
(DST) on July 22
for the purchase of $455,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due May 1 from 1955 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest
&
(M-N) payable at the Salem Na¬
Bank, of Salem. Legality
tional
and
the
of
Y.
Schenectady City Sch. Dist., N.
Winston-Salem, at
$19,000 2s.
1957
Offering
Bond
Clerk,
on July 28
of $865,000
chase
May 1,
1955
Dated
1
from
p.m.
for the pur¬
school bonds.
1954. Due on May
to 1984 inclusive.
of
District No. 3
Windsor Water
(P. O. Newburgh),
York
New
water
$68,000
Sale—The
Bond
improvement bonds offered July
14—v. 180, p. 202—were awarded
to Lebenthal & Co., of New York
City, as 2.70s, at a price of 100.28,
a basis of about 2.68%.
100.06, a basis of about 0.98%.
Note
Sale
—
tion
of
notes to
revenue anticipa¬
23 banks and trust
in effect earlier this year.
as
follows:
City
National
The
$3,872,000:
Bank of New York.
The Chase National
Bank of the City of New York.
$1,928,000: Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany of New York.
$1,790,000: Manufacturers Trust
$3,616,000:
Company.
$1,326,000: Bankers Trust Co.
$1,214,000:
Chemical Bank &
Trust Company.
$1,102,000: The Hanover Bank.
$870,000: Irving Trust Company.
$858,000: Bank of the Manhat¬
tan Co.
Corn Exchange
Bank
Trust Co.
•"
$524,000: J.
Incorporated.
P.
Morgan
&
Co.,
$490,000: The New York Trust
(J-J) payable at the
Bank of Sidney.
Dec.
Y.
Skaneateles, N.
Offering
J.
—
Mc¬
Ray
Laughlin, Village Clerk, will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
until
3:30
East Bloom-
Farmington,
field and Perinton Central School
District No.
1
(P. O.
New
fer
&
Due
June
from
1
to
1955
1974 inclusive.
Bank
Prinpipal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the State
of Victor. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Yorktwon,
and
Castle
New
Cort-
(P. O. Yorktown Heights), N. Y.
The
First
National
Bank of the City of New York.
$350,000: The Public National
Offering
City
Cain,
Bank and Trust Co.
v.
The
$304,000:
Marine
Midland
R.
180,
D.
City,
$300,000: Bank of New York.
$118,000: United States Trust
Company of New York.
$102,000: Empire Trust Co.
$92,000: Sterling National Bank
and Trust Company.
$44,000: Bronx County Co.
$40,000: Federation Bank and
Trust Company.
'
$36,000:
Kings
County
Trust
Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
$24,000:
The
Amalgamated
a
North
Elba, Ray
Sale—The
July 9
v.
180,
p.
awarded to
about 2.83%.
Bond
fiouse
Sale
building
bonds offered
p.
—
on
The
$30,000 fire
and
equipment
July 8—v. 180,
106—were awarded to the Una-
2.40s, at
of
a
about
price of 100.43,
2.35%.
Cortlandt,
(EST)
a.m.
follows:
$55,000
sewer
district bonds offered July
14—v.
179,
135
notes.
1954. Due
No.
Dated
Aug.
10,
March 1, 1956.
Sylvania, Ohio
Canceled
—
$21,516 water line extension bond
offering scheduled for July
10
—v.
180,
106—has
p.
been
can¬
Green Local Sch. Dist. (P. O. R.
D.
210), Uniontown, Ohio
No. 2 Box
July 14
proposed sale on July 13 of $628,000 building bonds has been can¬
180, p. 106. The bonds
expected to be reoffered at a
to
—
were
&
Bosworth
Braun,
Tole&ofas 2V4s, at
Co., Inc., of
Bond
Hocking Loc&t^$chool District
(P. O. Rockridge), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $399,000 build¬
West
ing bonds offered
first
mortgage
revenue
Due
1, 1954.
bonds.
on
23/4s,
at
a
price of 101.81, arb&sis of about
2.54%.
1, 1964, and thereafter are callable
of June 1, 1964. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
as
National Bank, of Jackson.
Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Sale—The
$45,000
street
July
14-—v. 179, p. 2858—were awarded
to Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as IV2S, at a price of 100.02,
bonds
offered
Village Clerk,
hart,
bids
sealed
until
sanitary
June
sewage
works extension and, improvement
Due
bonds.
1968
1, 1954. Due
on
City
sealed
bids
Dist.
Independent Sch.
(P. O* Alius), Okla.
Offering—Preston Hasty,
No. 212
of the Board of Education,
Clerk
sealed
receive
will
bids
until
(CST) on July 20 for the
purchase
of $10,000
bonds, as
8
p.m.
follows:
,
repairy.furniture and
bonds^.JDue in 1957.
transportation
5,500
bonds.
Sand
June 1 and
bonds
offered
(DST)
on
from
1956
to
1962
inclusive.
from
1956
1954.
Due
1959
to
purchase
bonds.
Sept.
on
of
$70,000
Sept.
1,
from 1955
Dated
inclusive.
payable
1
Principal
the
at
and
County
Pendleton, Ore.
Bond
Offering
1
Olinto
—
Ricci,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on July
21
for
the
Due
purchase
of
$200,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954.
July 1 from 1955 to 1964
armory
on
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Western
Dist.
Lane
County Hospital
O. Eugene), Ore.
(P.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
until
Aug.
3 for the
$200,000
of
hospital
bonds.
]
*
Williamette City Water Dist., Ore.
Bond
sey,
Offering
District
ceive
—
C.
Ray
Secretary,
Ram¬
will
until
bids
sealed
8
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1965 and
thereafter
are
JutVTS—v.
180,
p.
award6qlyp5the SmallCo., of Wichita.
."tESrhu,
106—were
Yamhill
Dist.
son,
'
County, Ewing Young Sch.
10 (P. O. McMinnville),
Offering
District
Eldon
—
Clerk,
will
Ander¬
receive
(PST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $38,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
1955
1964
to
and interest
inclusive, Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Authority,
Pennsylvania
Note Sale—The $660,000 prelim¬
inary loan notes offered July 13—
180, p. 107—were awarded to
v.
the
Delaware
Bank
-
of
County National
Chester, at 0.55% inter¬
premium of $11.
a
County School District No.
(P. O. Route 4, Albany), Ore.
Bond Sale—The ^$29,000 build¬
180,
106—were awarded to the First
ing bonds offered July 9—v.
Bank
National
214s, at
of July
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Erie, Pa.
34
p.
as
No.
est, plus
Benton
callable
1, 1964.
a
Portland,
of
as
price of ^100.31, a basis
of about 2.19%.
-•
i'
Bond
Offering
—
Eugene
D.
Graney, City, Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $1,000,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
1954.
1956
Due
Aug.
1
from
1974 incl.
to John
ily
60,000 municipal building bonds.
1
the
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
Utility Dis¬
and interest (F-A) payable at the
trict (P. O. Newport), Ore.
Security-Peoples Trust Company,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 elec¬
of
Erie.
Legality approved by
tric revenue bonds offered July
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, oi
12—v. 179,
700,000 bonds payable primarily
from surplus earnings of the
sewage system and secondar¬
inclusive.
June
for
building
May and Nov. 1 from 1955 to
$10,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
1
20
PENNSYLVANIA
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1974 incl.
June
Clerk, will receive seal¬
(PST) on July
ed bids until 6 p.m.
Chester Redevelopment
water
and^smiitary sewer
OREGON
Mireceive
Offering—Edith Gibbons,
Sale—The ^600,000
Bond
system
will
Bond
District
equipment
Springs,, Okla.
works
noon
July
on
Douglas County School District No.
UH-13 (P. O. Reedsport), Ore'.
Due in 1957.
,J; »«*
until
build¬
$14,000
offered
32
Ore.
Oregon
County
Jackson
Milburn
Auditor,
Sale—The
bonds
Bond
Lorain, Ohio
Bond Offering — Joseph J.
tock,
serially-from 1957 to
Dated
J-D.
Bond
ing
No.
Dist.
O. Myrtle Point),
inclusive.
will receive
(EST) on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
Clerk
(C^T) on July 20
purhase q4;.$12,000 water
the
for
bids will
Town
7:30 p.m.
until
noon
bonds.
County Sch.
(P.
on July 19 for the purchase
$12,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954.
Due on idly 1 from 1957 to 1968
Oklathe
by
received
$4,500,000
basis of about 1.49%.
Coos
water
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
Bond
Lakewood, Ohio
Bond
improvement
Principal and in¬
(PST)
Arnett,
water
Bonds due Dec.
inclusive.
of
OKLAHOMA
Dated June
Dec. 1 from 1956
to 1994 inclusive.
CAROLINA
^llly 13—v. 180,
Columbus,--as
of
bids
100,000
works
are
dated July 1,
July 1 from 1955 to
on
(J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
awarded to the Ohio
106—were
City
sealed
1971
be
Auditor,' will receive
until noon (EST) on
July 22 for the purchase of $1,.
ian,
bonds
terest
a
2.08%.
Co.
Jackson, Ohio
Offering — Virginia Yer-
The
1954. Due
of 100.92, a.-basis of about
price
p.
future date.
follows:
1971
180^ .fe 106
v.
—
bonds offered-
Bond Offering Withdrawn—The
July 20 for the purchase of $l,n
600,000 sewage disposal plant
sealed bids at his office in Raleighr bonds, as follows:
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 20
$900,000 bonds payable from un¬
for the purchase of $70,000 bonds,
limited taxes.
Due May and
on
furnish¬
Bond Sale—The $35,000
ings and equipment
awarded
celed.
of Port¬
inclusive.
Trenton Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
The
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Due
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Offering
National Bank,
F.
Clayton
—
Girard, Ohio
Interest
Elizabethtown, N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-
.
Fisher, Village Clerk, will receive'
sealed bids until hbon (EST) on-
Nov. 1 from 1955 to!959
Bond
9
Treasurer's office.
Columbus.
i
July
on
107—were awarded to
p.
interest
Legality approved by Bricker,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
Lexington, Ohio
Bond
of
July 23 for the purchase of $7,650
street improvement bonds. Dated
as of the date of issuance.
Due on
basis of about 2.54%."
on
Cleveland,
price of 101.25, a basis
Co.,
Offering
Bond
series
Bond Offering—Robert M. Are-
'
awarded to
were
—
&
l%s, at a
as
July 27 for the purchase of $35,000
NORTH
2858
p.
McDonald
of about 1.55%.
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 180,
p. 202—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
as
2.60s, at a price of 100.72, a
;
1
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
fixture
Oak), N. Y.
$165,000 build¬
W.
Clyde
—
(J-D); payable at the
and interest
1955.
1,
151,000
180,
build¬
$30,000
offered
7
—v.
179, p. 2858—were awarded
special assessment bonds. Dated': to Charles N.
Tripp Co., of Port¬
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from land.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal-
series
No.
134
notes;.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due Feb.
a
Bond Sale—The
n
Offering
$185,800
Valley, Carmel and
Phillipsiown Central School
Distrist No. 1 (P. O. Shrub
as
Oneonta, West Oneonta Fire Dist.
(P. O. West Oneonta), N. Y.
receive
purchase
the
12—v.
July 23 for the purchase of $198,855.89 paving, sewer and sidewalk
Putnam
Y.
106 — were
George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., New York City, as 2.90s,
at a price of 100.71, a basis of
—
as
Yorktown, Somers,
$24,000
water
system construction bonds offered
202—were awarded to
White & Co., New York
p.
basis
Water District
(P. O. Lake Placid), N.
Bond
for
July
City Treasurer's office.
of
$336,800 street improvement notes,
22
July
on
bonds
—v.
Brown, City Auditor^ will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Stark County
will
ing
Sale—The
land.
Rocky River, Ohio
Agnes Brown
Clerk,
Oregon
Bond
water
$30,000
offered
bonds
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Trust Company of New York.
Bank of New York.
—
sealed bids until 11:30
$125,000 school
building bonds offered July 14—
$474,000:
Merchants
at the
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Note
are
York
ler, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July 21
for
the
purchase
of
$525,000
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1954.
interest
and
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
as
Sale—The
180, p. 106 — were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2%s, at a price of 100.11,
a basis of about 2.72%.
celed—v.
Victor),
Offering—W. Ogden Mil¬
Bond
in¬
1977
to
1955
Principal
payable
(J-D)
on
Victor,
from
1
p.m.
July 22 for the purchase
of
$112,000 street improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the National Bank &
Trust Co., Skaneateles.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
(DST)
the
24 for
and Farmers Bank of Owensville.
of New York City.
landt Central School District No. 2
Co.
'
from
15
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
Bond
Local Sch.
July
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
to
the First
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
Bond
purchase of $272,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1954. Due
on
300,000 23/4s. Due
Ohio
inclusive.
on
1968 inclusive.
to
50,000 2.60s. Due Jan. 1, 1969.
reports
building bonds
tion, will receive sealed bids until
National
First
terest
$526,000:
Jan.
on
inclusive.- Principal
1970
to
and interest
City Comptroller
awarded
allotment is
Due
1954.
1956
fol¬
as
Offering—Rosemary Loh-
(EST)
Jan. 1 from.
on
(P. O. Route 1, Box 207, Mulino),
Batavia), Ohio
O.
1959
cation,
1968 inclusive.
(P.
follows:
$50,000 2V2s. Due
that the $32,000
will be sold on
Aug. 2, not July 26 as originally
planned.—v. 180, p. 203.
June 1 from
on
1961
net interest cost
as
Clackamas County Sch. Dist. No. 32
Columbus, Ohio
July 28 for the purchase of $260,000 building bonds.
Dated July
15,
of
a
2.83%,
Bond Offering Postponed—H. S.
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
rer,
noon
I.
Benjamin
—
par,
Clermont-Northeastern
N. Y.
companies. The notes are dated
July 13, 1954 and will mature
Sept. 30, 1954. The interest rate
of 1 Vs % represents a reduction of
one-quarter of 1% from the rate
The
(P. O.
Ellis, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Lawrence E. Gerosa has
$20,000,000
Offering
*
Dempsey,
Massillcn City School District,
main
Sidney), N. Y.
way,
New York City,
1
School District No.
Bond
&
Sanders
Squire,
price of 98.07,
of about
Zepp, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
OHIO
clusive.
Masonville
Unadilla
(Otsego County), and Guilford
(Chenango County) Central
Sidney, Franklin and
(Delaware County),
payable at the Bank of Babylon.
Legality
approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
New Windsor, New
p.
Due
to
1962 to
Bond
202—were awarded to a
group composed of the National
City Bank of New York, Northern
Trust Co., Chicago, and the Sche¬
nectady Trust Co., as Is, at a price
(M-N)
interest
and
Principal
I
will
until 2
Schneider,
District
receive sealed bids
(DST)
Ev'elyn
—
office.
23,000 2V4S. Due on June 1 from
Dist.
180,
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by
payable
a
Co.,
& Trust
Bank
lows:
Sale— The $1,900,000
v.
1,
to
awarded
202—were
p.
Wachovia
building bonds offered July 15—
Islip Union Free Sch. Dist. No 9
(P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
$42,000 water
bonds offered July 13—
sewer
180,
v.
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Washburn, of New York City.
Bond
Aug.
1970
Sale—The
Bond
approved
&
dated
are
Forest, N. C.
D.
bids until 2 p.m.
Bennett, Town
bonds
Principal and interest (M-N)
1954.
Cleveland.
Wake
Bond
^he
1,
June
dated
are
York
New
Nathan L. H.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
bonds
Principal and interest (J-D)
1954.
at a price of par.
2.60s,
as
inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
The
of Unadilla,
dillar National Bank,
Due on Feb. 1 from
Aug. 1, 1954.
1956 to 1984
■
Monday, July 19, 1954
...
(302)
58
to
1
from
limited
taxes.
Due
Central Lincoln People's
p(. 2651—were awarded
Nuveeri & Co., Chicago, at
Philadelphia.
Number 5343
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
The General State
Authority of the
Pennsylvania
(P. O. -Harrisburg), Pa.
■Commonwealth
v
•
purchase of $3,525,000 school rev¬
enue bonds, as follows:
of
$2,225,000 bonds.
'
BondSale
The
from
$30,000,000
FJ:th Series bonds offered July 15
—v. 180, p. 107—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., New York City, at
a
price of 98.518, a net interest
cost of about 2.24%, as follows:
$1,990,000
1959 and
1961
:
The
July
15,
Lehman
i
and
Revenues
Higher—Revenues of
the
Puerto
Rico
totaled
$51.9,111
Aqueduct
Authority
$373,869
a
year
in
compared
earlier,
a
itary
sewerage
system
treatment
plant
with
gain of
$145,242. During the month
sewage
and
May,' 1954,
a san¬
and
a
were
for the town
sufficient
to
of
re¬
quirements of its 4,000 inhabitants
with
to
enough
additional
The
Bank
capacity
agent
Sewer
for
Puerto
the
received
Finance
July
1970.
Government
for
Pawtucket, R. I.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Note
be
provide for estimated require¬
ments to the year
21
for
Director
(DST)
p.m.
the
notes.
purchase
Dated
July
and
approved
Authority.
by
Storey,
visors,
July 15,
on
•'
receive sealed bids
(DST) on July 26 for
purchase
obligation
1954.
on
^yill
until 8 p.m.
July 15, 1968
to
of
$15,000
bonds.
Due
general
Dated
Sept.
on
Sept. 1,
from 1955
1
1964 inclusive.
1969/,
Lower Bucks
County Sch. Authority
(P. O. Langhorne), Pa. ■ *
•
3,615,000
from
2.10s.
1970
3,855,000
from
Due
2y4S.
Due
1973
from
1976
Due
July
Bond
15
July
13—v.
180,
a
The
—
revenue
to
15
204—were awarded
p.
headed
group
$1,640,000
bonds offered July
by
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., New York City, at a
inclusive.
price of 98.001,
•
Other
members of the syndi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; C. J. Devine &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Blair,
Rollins & Co., Incorporated; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corporation;
Salomon Bros.
6 Hutzler; R.
W. Pressprich &
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Hayden, Stone & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
&
Co.; Dominick & Dominick;
Hornblower & Weeks; R. S.'Dick¬
son & Company, Incorporated; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Adams, McEntee &
Co.,
Inc.;
Allen
&
Company;
Bache & Co.; Boland, Saffin &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., In¬
corporated;
about
of
cate:
net interest cost
a
2.73%,
follows:
as
$760,000 school bonds: $90,000 2s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
1959 inclusive;
$80,000 l3As,
due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1962 incl.; $90,000 2s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1965 in¬
clusive; $90,000 2V4S, due on
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1968 in¬
Lost
clusive; $90,000 23/8s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1971 in¬
clusive; $160,000 2Y2S, due on
Aug. 1 from 1972 to 1975 in¬
Needlessly?
Although
clusive; and $160,000 2%s, due
on
Aug. 1 from 1976 to 1979
cured of
than 70,000 Americans
more
last year,
cancer
were
the tragic truth is
inclusive.
880,000 school bonds
Aug. 1, 1994.
Other
members
that at least 70,000 others—who
2%s. Due
as
Republic
Company;
Merle-Smith; Francis I.
d'uPont & Co.; A. Webster Doug¬
herty & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; Gregory & Son, Inc.;
Hirsch
&
Co.; Kean, Taylor &
Co.;; Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.;
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold
& Co., Inc.;
&
Oakmont
the
of
group:
School
District,
c
mother?
cers
had
can¬
spread and "colonized" in other parts
of their bodies before proper treatment
could
be started.
That's
most
why
we
early
keep reminding you that, since
be cured,
your
best
thorough health check-up
every
cancers can
"insurance" is:
Pa.
first:
Bond
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Wurts, Dulles
& Co., all of Philadelphia, A. E.
Masten & Co., of Pittsburgh, Jan¬
ney & Co., of Philadelphia, Thom¬
as & Co., of
Pittsburgh, Schaffer,
Necker & Co., E. W. Clarke & Co.,
and Boenning & Co., all of Phila¬
delphia.
Central
Dick
Sale
school
inclusive.
on
1981
to
15
inclusive.
on
1975
to
8,545,000 2.40s.
.
1972
to
July
on
To have
a
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
.
ing
Heller, Bruce & Co.; Weeden &
Co., Inc.;
The
Williams
&
strange
&
Ohio
Co.;
Co.;
fered
&
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Fahnestock
&
vis &
Crouter
28—v.
&
Elyshurg), Pa.
Bodine; Fauset, Steele
Sale
Bond
bonds
provement
were
drix &
Shamokin, at
Mayes, Inc.; Janney & Co.;
awarded
Bond
Robinson
Humphrey
-
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.;
&
Co.;' Swiss
Ball,
Burge
Craigie
&
Ryan,
Corbett
&
Sutherland
Bond
W.
&
Horner &
Co.;
Inc.;
000
Co.;
&
Co.;
Arthur
S.
8
receive
p.m.
(DST)
sealed
on
(DST)
a.m.-
judgment
wart
or
difficulty in swallow¬
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness
or
cough (7) Any
For
more
lifesaving facts about
the American Cancer
you, or
address
of your
your
cancer,
Society office
phone
nearest
letter to "Cancer"—in
local Post Office.
on
'f
V'4-
funding
inclu¬
1 from
at
Legality approved by Town-
the
1955 to
and
1971
interest
pay¬
City Treasurer's
of¬
delphia.
a
neighbor f
American Cancer
Society
¥
Springfield Township (P. O.
Springfield), Pa.
Bond
man,
Offering—Harry A. Born-
Secretary
of
the
Herbert
ceive
(DST)
until
of
1
sealed
on
Board
until
8
of
re¬
p.m.
July 21 for the purchase
$400,000
bonds.
bids
or
mole (5)
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
Township Commissioners, will
bids
11
Principal
L.
July 22 for the
or
a
send, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
Lyons, Secretary of the Authority,
will
indigestion
that
Beck,
fice.
Pennsylvania
—
C.
able
Twp. School District
Authority (P. O. Havertown),
Offering
Persistent
sore
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
(3)
discharge (4) Any change in
care
sive.
Haverford
Bond
or
may
doctor at the
of them—(1) Any
(2) A lump
elsewhere
your
gen¬
Aug.
Stockton
Co.; and
Wright & Co., Inc.
and
Scott,
White-Phillips
&
danger signals that
straight to
obligation ;.improves
bonds. Dated
Co.; Kay, Richards &
Magnus
Broome
until
general
ment
Inc.;
Co.; Dolphin & Co.; Bioren & Co.;
Harrison &
$100,000
July 21 for the purchase of $253*-
Inc.; Ross, Borton &
The
any one
a
change in normal bowel habits.
Offering—Geo.
bids
ed
Co.;
Mason, Inc.; Stranahan,
Harris & Co.
Simon,
Pickard,
&
Sale—The
or
go
feel (twice
City Controller, will receive seal¬
Co., Inc.; The Illinois Company;
Burns,
price of 100.07.
a
Scranton, Pa.
Faheyj. Clark & Co.; Malvern Hill
&
friend?
of
July
12—v. 180, p. 204—were awarded
to the Elk County National Bank
of Ridgway, as 2s, at par. -
Corp.;
Einhorn
a
Guarantee
Co.,
Kraus; 1F.
Co.;
9
eral obligation bonds offered
Stokes
American
&
breast
im¬
July
Co.,
and
does not heal
Ridgway, Pa.
&
To learn the 7
cancer,
you may
35)
women over
second:
I
C: Legg & Co.; The Mil¬
for
mean
•
Co.;
Muilaney,- Wells
the
Deposit
'
Co.; Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.;
The
year
1
$42,000
offered
to
Safe
&
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs; Kais¬
Co.;
The
—
Trust
waukee
p.
to
first sign of
phrey, Inc.; M. M. Freeman & Co.,
&
179,
matter how well
year no
Ralpho Twp. Sch. vist. (P. O.
Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Hen-
er
of¬
Co.; Shelby Cullom Da¬
Co.; Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
; * John
bonds
1.98%.
Co.; DeHaven & Townsend,
&
June
awarded
were
Le-
Blair
improvement
2756—
Chaplin & Co.,
and McJunkin, Patton & Co., both
of Pittsburgh, jointly, as 2s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
Baxter,
Arthurs,
Co.; William
and
general obligation
of
23,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
.
Pennsylvania
of
on
and
fiscal
Aqueduct
the
5
1954. Due June 24, 1955. Principal
interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
Development
is
by
until
$1,000,000
Rico
59
RHODE ISLAND
Vega
the
meet
Offering—Alan S. Major,
Secretary of the Township Super¬
1967.
2,335,000 2s. Due
completed
Alta,
Township (P. O. Luzerne),
1
1965.
1966 and
RICO
(Commonwealth of)
Bond
1.90s. Due
2,270,000
1,
15,
the
5
Aug.
July
.
; 1,070,000 1.60s. Due July 15, 1963.
l3As. Due on July 15,
-
dated
are
by Morgan, Lewis & Brockius, of
Philadelphia.'
/
1962.
and
bonds
on
Due
(303)
Sewer
July 15,
,2,190,000
1964
Nov. 1,
on
1954. Principal and interest(M-N)
1960.
and
Due
•
■
PUERTO
incl.
1989.
■
Puerto Rico
1
Nov.
on
1979
payable at the Pennsylvania Com¬
pany for Banking and Trusts, of
Philadelphia.
Legality approved
on
Due
1 %s.
2,095,000
Due
to
1,300,000 bonds.
1958.
IV4S.
2,035,000
1956
on
1.10s. Due
1957 and
•
—
-
Financial Chronicle...Monday, July 19, 1954
The Commercial and
€9
(304)
Thurston
VERMONT
Rogersville, Tenn.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Orfordville, Wis.
North Thurston
O.
Olympia), Wash.
County,
School District No. 3 (P.
O. Onsgard,
Offering—S.
Bond
Vermont (State of)
C.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Johnson will receive sealed bids
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on July 30
Bond Offering—George H. AmiBond Offering—Martin J. GruDarlington), S. C.
V
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 2 for don, State Treasurer, will receive
for the purchase of $10,000 mu¬
ber, County Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $230,the
purchase of $80,000 school sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m. nicipal park bonds. Dated July 1,
©00 general obligation bonds were
bonds. Dated June 1, 1954; Due July 20 for the purchase of $3,1954. Due on July 1 from 1955 to
(PST) on July 30 for the pur¬
recently sold to a group headed On June 1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬ 000,000
school building bonds. chase of $315,000 building bonds. 1974 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Principal
and
interest Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due from terest (J-J) payable at the Farm¬
by Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., of clusive.
Savannah, as follows:
(J-D) payable at the Citizens- 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. 1956 to 1974 inclusive. The bonds ers & Merchants Bank, OrfordsUnion Bank of Rogersville, Inc., Principal and interest payable at are callable after five years from
ville. Legality approved by Chap¬
$30,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1957 incl.
Rogersville. Legality approved by the National Shawmut Bank of date of issue. Principal and in¬ man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Boston.
Legality
approved" by terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
75,000 -l%s. Due on June 1 from Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1958 to 1962 incl.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & ty Treasurer's office.
South Pittsburg, Tenn*
Dodge, of Boston.
45,000 2s. Due on June 1 from
Whitman County, St. John's School
Correct Sale Date—The $328,incl.
Offering
Bond
—
Mayor C.
(P. O.
Darlington County
v
*
CANADA
1963 to 1965
■;
from
Due on June 1
45,000 2.20s.
due
thereafter are
District No. 21
interest pay¬
1,1964. Principal and
and Southern
National Bank, of Augusta.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
JL Simons, of Charleston.
Texas
able at the Citizens
^
County,
Union
school house bonds was
pler, Guerin & Turner, of Dallas,
as
IV2S and 2s.
Dated July 15,
1954. Due on July 15 from 1955
to 1964 inclusive.
The bonds are
July 28 for the
Offering
Bond
Wallace A.
—-
Caper, Chairman of the Board of
County Supervisors, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Gran
Mrs.
—
the Board of
Education,
will
receive sealed
bids on July 23 for the purchase
of $330,000 building bonds.
purchase of $10,-
Whitman County,
St. John Consoli¬
No. 303
dated School District
Offering
issue of
An
to
syndicate
a
by the Dominion Securi¬
of Toronto. Dated July
ties Corp.,
15, 1954. Due July 15, 1972. Call¬
as of July 15, 1967. Principal
able
Pamilla R.
—
sold
was
headed
(J-J) payable in law¬
and interest
will
Treasurer,
County
Hughes,
tures
—
refunding deben¬
$9,200,000
Wash.
(P. O. Colfax),
Bond
Sale
Debenture
I
(Province of)
New Brunswick
Nickerson, Clerk of
000.000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1, 1954. Due on July 1 from 1958
to 1989 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1964 and thereafter are callable
of Canada, in Halifax,
Charlottetown, Saint John, Monc-
ful money
Bond Sale—The
2859—were awarded
Beissner & Co., of
Houston, at 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.79%, as follows:
30—v. 179, p.
$29,000 general
obligation building bonds offered
July 12 were awarded to the Bank
of Union County, of Elk Point.
to
Moroney,
Union
(P. O. Alcester),
Bond
ing bonds offered
S. Dak.
$35,000 build¬
Sale—The
July 5—v. 180,
and
Antonio,
Co., both of San
as
of 100.28.
$30,000 3!4s.
follows:
TENNESSEE
45,000
Due on July 1 from
3s.
The bonds are dated July 1,
elec¬
bonds offered 1954 and become optional on July
on July 8—v.
179, p. 2859—were 1, 1974. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬ proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
ties Corporation, of Nashville, at & Searls, of Houston.
a
price of 100.08, a net interest
Texas (State of)
cost of about 1.81%, as follows:
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
tric system revenue
Bonds Offered for
Due on Jan. 1 from
$80,000 l%s.
1963 incl.
1956 to
:20,000
Due on Jan.
2s.
1 from
Assistant
1964 to 1965 incl.
$200,000 school
offered July 13—v. 179, p.
H.
Co., of Knoxville, at a
&
price of
C.
to
awarded
2858—were
par, as
follows:
€2,000 3s.
1964
Due
€2,000 3y4s.
1970
on
July 1 from
(EDST) on July 20
a.m.
the
for
purchase
are
on
in
June 1 from
inclusive.
Bonds due
thereafter
and
1975
dated Aug.
are
call¬
bonds
a
any
—
The $2,650,000
interest payment date
option of the Land Board at
C.
both
Inc.,
Hagan,
of
Richmond,
as
District
cents
per
District No.
third quarter
of the calendar
year
after five years
J-D.
Interest
close of business
the
Thorgrimson & Horo¬
sold to
Wash.
as
of Feb. 1, 1957. Interest
ton, Thorgrimson &
Horowitz, of
Seattle.
Sch. Dist. No. 416
Sale—The $315,000
Bond
bonds
offered
are
build¬
July 14 were
Washing¬
Due
1974
Corporation
South Flower Street, Los Angeles
Aug.
on
issue.
10 years from date
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the office of the
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
County
Treasurer.
& Horowitz,
of Seattle.
2a/2s, at a price
Bay Metropolitan Sewerage
(P. O. Box 247,
Green
District
Sale
—
$700,000 sec¬
The
treatment bonds
179, p. 2860—
ondary sewerage
offered July 15—v.
were
the Northern
Becker & Co.,
of Chicago, jointly, as l3/4s,
awarded
to
Trust Co., and A. G.
both
a
of
price
100.27, a
Co., and McNeil, Mantha, Inc., all
of Montreal, at a price of 98.50*
a net interest cost of about 4.07%*
follows:
as
Bond
until
for the
—
will
Arthur Post,
receive
sealed
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,250,000
3 p.m.
electric bonds.
1954. Due on July 1
geenral obligation
Dated July 1,
from 1955 to 1974
cipal
at the
gally
inclusive. Prin¬
and interest
(J-J) payable
office. Le¬
City Treasurer's
approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
I
on March
1964 incl.
Due
1955
from
to
212,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
1974
to
1965
incl.
.
* "*
Rimouski,. Que.
Bond Sale—An
issue of
bonds
was
$49,000
sold
to
Clement, Guimont, Inc., of Que¬
bec, as 3s, at a price of 93.20, a
basis of about 3.94%. Dated July*
Due
1, 1954.
to
on
July 1 from 1955
Interest J-J.
1969 inclusive.
School Board*
Ste. Foy Prostestant
Quebec
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
3y2s.
$101,500
school bonds
Wis.
Manitoba,
$313,500 water
bonds were sold to a
composed of the Banque
Canadienne Nationale, Casgrain &
basis of
about 1.73%.
City
sewage
group
improvement
Bay), Wis.
Green
Bond
1,
inclusive.
of
17, California
dated
Aug. 1 from 1956 to
The bonds are
1954.
QUEBEC
Hull, Quebec
100.07.
16
bonds
July 12—v. 179,
2860—were awarded to Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Channer
Securities Co., both of Chicago,
bids
callable after
ing bonds offered
p.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
ing
$125,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
at
Pierce County
The
RICHFIELD
(Village), Barton and Tren¬
(Towns) Joint School District
1 (P.O. Barton), Wis.
No.
bonds
Wm. P. Harper & Son
ton.
Oil
ton
revenue
Legality approved by Pres¬
F-A.
of Halifax.
and
Barton
of
Cleve B. Bonner, Secretary
Executive Offices: 555
WISCONSIN
jointly, as 2y4s and
sewer
Co., of Halifax, W. C. Pitfield
Co., of Montreal, Eqiutable Se¬
of Canada, Ltd., of To¬
ronto, and J. C. Mackintosh & Co.*
Bond Sale—The
from date of issue.
Legality approved
awarded to the State of
August 13, 1954.
&
general
issue of $16,778
Sale-—An issue of $65,000
and
&
Co., of St. Johns, Burns Bros.
Denton, of Toronto, Standburjr
&
Treasurer's office.
1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
to
1969 inclusive. Callable
1954, payable
September 15, 1954, to stockholders of record at
&
curities
general obligation building bonds
was
sold to the First National
Bank of Port Angeles, as 3s. Dated
June
Richardson
Sons, of Winnipeg, F. J. Brennan
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Sale—An
of Montreal*
Co., Ltd., of St.
&
(P. O. Port
29
Co.,
James
Toronto,
Cole,
000
Co., of Seattle, as 3%s. Dated
Feb. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
1981 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds are
share on stock of this Corporation for the
S.
purchase of $125,obligation building
1,350,000 2V4s. Due on Jan. 1 bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
sive. Callable after 5 years from
WASHINGTON
date of issue. Principal and inter¬
Clallan County, Dungeness School est. (M-S) payable at the County
callable
75
C.
—
Aug. 5 for the
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
&
Johns, Cochran, Murray & Co., of
County
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
&
regular quarterly dividend of
Offering
Bond
$1,300,000 2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
was
1954, declared a
Co.*
Ames &
E.
Eastern Securities
Washington
follows:
water
held July 9,
White Swan School
No. 88 (P. O. Yakima),
Yakima County,
ville, and Young, Moore & Co., of
Charleston, at a price of 100.11,
a net interest cost of about 2.16%,
Bond
The Board of Directors, at a meeting
Montreal, A.
Beaubien
office.
of Charlottes¬
Bank, both
tional
Grandview,
dividend notice
of
1974 in¬ Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.*
callable both of Toronto, Greenshields &
after five years from date of issue.
Co., of Montreal, Wood, Gundy &
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ Co., Mills, Spence & Co., Gairdable at the County Treasurer's ner & Co., all of Toronto, L. G.
Cassell & Co., Peoples Na¬
F.
NOTICE!
RICHFIELD
of
Co.,
&
Gouinlock
Bell,
Toronto, Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.*
clusive.
witz, of Seattle.
DIVIDEND
cate:
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
The bonds are
on
by Preston,
price of 101.
building
1954. Due
1,
Province.
the
of
tle, Judson & Harvey, of Toronto.
Other members of the syndi¬
purchase of $360,Sept.
Dated
bonds.
the Consolidated
on
Fund
Legality approved by Daly, This¬
(PST) on
obligation
general
000
interest,
receive
will
Treasurer,
Aug. 4 for the
15—v.
July
offered
p.
1956
on
at the
direct and gen¬
Cole,
S.
C.
—
and
Revenue
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
group
$2,600,000
of
1.70% Veterans Land bonds, series
able
Due on July 1 from
1974
to
11
St.,
5, N. Y.,
York
1973 to 1985 inclusive.
inclusive.
1969
to
until
New
1408,
from 1,1950 and mature
inclusive.
1963
to
Room
1950-A. The bonds
$76,000 2V2s. Due on July 1
1955
Sav¬
ings Bank Trust Co., 14 Wall
Bond Sale—The
little
Aufderhar,
Vice-President, will be
received at the office of the
Harriman, Tenn.
bonds
Sale—Sealed
bids addressed to C. F.
Offering
Bond
&
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Fayetteville, Tenn.
In the opinion of counsel,
debentures will be legal,
obligations of the Province,
and will be chargeable, principal
Washington
108—were awarded to a
composed of Phelps, Fenn
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
both of New York City,
Scott,
Horner & Mason, of Lynchburg,
F.
W.
Craigie
&
Co., Mason-
180,
Due on July 1 from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
these
Dist. No. 208 (P.
incl.
Due on July 1 from
Sale
Bond
West Valley Sch.
O. Yakima),
Yakima County,
Due on July 1 from
1958
County
water
poses.
other pur¬
issued for
valid and binding
at par.
Winchester, Va.
Co.,
&
Pierce
Rauscher,
Russ &
jointly,
2860—were awarded to the
State
of
Washington, as
2.35s,
1959 to 1974 incl.
bonds was sold
107—were awarded to the Al¬
cester State Bank, as 2s, at a price
p.
to
510,000 2y8s.
works tax
to
Commission and 3% in respect of
debentures
p.
as
Electric Power
Provincial
the
of
eral
1955
issue of $75,000
water
debentures issued for the purposes;
follows:
1984.
Bond Sale—An
July 8—v. 179,
ing bonds offered
in¬
ly, at a price of 100.37, a net
terest
cost of about 2.13%,
Columbus, Texas
No. 78
County Sch. Dist.
of Lynchburg, and Anderson
Strudwick, of Richmond, joint¬
&
of the Province in respect of
year
Sch. Dist.
No. 108 (P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
County, Harrah
Yakima
son,
$140,000 3s.
Due on Feb. 1,
10,000 2s.
Blair, of Spokane.
gen¬
eral
1983 incl.
1968 to
&
gality approved by Danforth
Danforth, of Sioux Falls. .
Due on Feb. 1 from
125,000 2%s.
$650,000
improvement bonds offered
July
8—v.
179, p. 2859—were
awarded to Scott, Horner & Ma¬
incl.
1955 to 1967
Sale—The
Bond
Due on Feb. 1 from
$65,000 314s.
July 1, 1954. Due on July
from 1955 to 1969 inclusive. Le¬
Dated
1
interest
$200,000 sani¬
offered on June
tary sewer bonds
O.
No. 1 (P.
Elk Point), S. Dak.
1, 1963. Principal
of July
as
Sale—The
Bond
Jefferson Indep.
District
School
C
$90,000
sold to Ep-
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Fairfax),
i
BRUNSWICK
and receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. ton, Fredericton, Montreal, Toron¬
(J-J) payable at the First (PST) on July 23 for the purchase to, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary or
Vancouver, at the option of the
and Merchants National Bank of of
Mcintosh, South Dakota
$330,00
general
obligation holder. The authorizing order will
callable as of July 15, 1959. Prin¬ Richmond, or at the Chase Na¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
Bond Sale —The $18,000 Main
provide for an annual sinking
cipal and interest (J-J) payable tional Bank of New York City.
serially in 23 years, and callable fund
Street
improvement
bonds of¬ at the
during the life of these de¬
Royal National Bank, or at Legality approved by Hawkins,
after 8 years from date of issue.
fered on July 6—v. 180, p. 107—
bentures equal to 2% of the prin¬
the East Texas
National Bank, Delafield & Wood, of New York
Principal and interest payable at
were awarded to the Morristown
cipal amount thereof from time to
both of Palestine.
City.
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
State Bank, of Morristown, as 4s,
time
outstanding
at
the
com¬
Bellaire, Texas
gality approved by Burcham & mencement of the current fiscal
at a price of par.
Warwick, Va.
SOUTH DAKOTA
/
School
(P. O. Palestine),
County Common
Anderson
Washington
Virginia
Offering
(P. O. Colfax),
District No. 303
O.
(P.
County
Fairfax
Bond
TEXAS
are
Bonds
VIRGINIA
180, p. 107.
v.
dated June 1,
in
1965 and
callable as of June
bonds
The
1954.
previously reported.—
July 15 as
June 1,1969
1970.
and
revehue
July 19, not
sewer
bonds will be sold on
1966 to 1968 incl.
35/300 2.40s. Due on
and
water
000
NEW
Montreal,
Dawson,
and
$94,000
sold to Bank of
was
Hanna-
ford, Ltd., both of Montreal, joint¬
ly, at
price of 96.25,
a
est cost
of about
a
net inter¬
4.005%,
as
fol¬
lows:
$56,500 3s.
1955
to
Due
The
1954.
to
June 1 from
incl.
Due on June 1 from
37,500 3Y2s.
1960
on
1959
1974
bonds
are
incl.
dated
Interest J-D.
June
1*
.
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