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MONDAY
ISSUE
Ui*#V
p
.
y
OF Miv-H
GAH
JUL 27 1954
ams,S!^ST"m
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
New York
Number 5345
180
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
Mich.—Catalog—
industry
serve
jet
to
automobiles
uses—from
of
dispersions
colloidal
^'dag"
engines,
and
in
INSURANCE
-
published
460,
"Colloidal
electric
and
10
In This Issue
nearly
catalog.
new
denum
and
and
vermiculite,
dispersion
dispersions
in
oxide,
zinc
resin solutions,
alcohol, glycol,
Comparative particle size and consistency of
given,
as
well
as
dilution information
and
are
New
income
$21,670,000 $19,475,000
2,344,000
1,632,000
-
Stock
1,181,000
1,080,000
$1.95
$1.28
-
income
Net available for common
per
share
common
directors
32
cents
of
87 V2
both
San
on
previous
June 1.
$882,130
The
revised
43
33
Exchange.
Transactions American Stock Exchange
33
involved,
this corporation
has
SEC Index of Stock Prices
announced
filed
the
by
July
on
directors
of the
behalf
p.
this company P.
of
51
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Dividends Declared and
Foreign Exchange
a further $600,000 has been added to the com¬
through the sale of 100,000 treasury shares at $6 per...
II
•
■
.
.
„
Federal
reports
company
earnings for
the six
Reserve
Profit
System
46
June
total
"As
30,
to
something
like
approximately
the
last
20%
compared
to
$170,000,000.
last
but
year
will
taxes
$20,787.
were
Wendt reports that the company backlog of business has reached
peak
approximately
of
active.
But
"
months, we are to borrow a political campaign
It's a buyer's market and competition Is very
not too much left of the drouth; in fact,
we
scared.'
there
$2,500,000.—V.
177,
is
experiencing
4%
from last year to June
not
quite
a
,
-
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Hold—
W. A. Roberts, President,
"Both
proposals
sideration
the
at
of
that
the
shareholders
common
for
some
record-breaking year."—V. 179,
2137.
p.
.
shares
of
type,
any
when
issued,
be
offered
to common share owners before otherwise
being placed on sale.
proposal to increase number of preferred shares authorized,
holders of the 3V*% cumulative convertible preferred shares also voted
approval by a substantial margin. This 3Y<% issue, Incidentally, has
"On the
reduced
been
to
shares
-
issued
"As
*
'The
through
convertible
alone
has
company
to
the
at
$102
proceeds
bank
improvement
and
$24,000,000
capital
used
meeting,
350,000
account
was
and
will
leave
us,
$78,250,000
share
per
from
loans
the
the company
shares
of
4.08%
on
to
which
partially finance
for
capital items
expended in 1953. Since 1947 expenditures for
various maintenance, replacement and other
for
totaled
more
than $175,000,000.
of July 15 this year, with a
which $15,000,000 is due Sept.
total
as
of
preferred
this
of
the
next
$60,000,000
"Net
.
12
years.
until
1,
funded
1956
and
debt
of
current
assets
No principal payments
will
capital
to
current
will
six months
-Approximate
some
$240,000,000
be
close
decline
in
defense
to
of this year
the $258,000,000 volume of the
Division sales,
which we did not Shave
Buda
-
approximate
liabilities
"Sales invoiced for the first
,
due
are
serially
the
on
other
1962.
working
Eame
last
and
ratio
of
last
Backlog,
July 21,
our
issue of
year,
will
offset
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Division
defense
contracts,
EFFECT
Marine
PRESENT
TO
Midland
:
C%
ment
Trust
stock
These notes
one
54,000
will
$1)
of
a
which
be issued
provides
Los
for
under
Net
-The above
table
outstanding
the issuance of
share
382,200
594,000
742,100
$248,356
$175,646
$473,543
$346,745
share
$0.39
$0.27
$0.73
$0,54
—
1.088,845
*
has
a
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
Cost
of products sold
on
•Earnings
?
1953
34,602,727
30,810,744
9,130,446
—
—
less other income-;.
8,087,666
—
common
per
of
2,535,000
$2,055,500
$1,766,667
$1.52
(est.)-
2,225,000
-
income
income
Net
-
$48,013,673 $43,200,077
-
$L34
share
restricted class B common shares.—V.
180, p. 49.
American
Stores^bo.—June Sales Up—
Period Ended June 30—
1954—Month—1953
$
59,577,861
gales
—V.
179,
2701.
p.
a
term
a
as
sets
of
Said
loan
of
the
forth
May
28,
term note in
the
the
in
is
in
authorized
Security-
two
prvts,
amount
of
revolving credit type, provides
debt
1954
the
agreement
and
and
amount
capital stock of the
giving effect to:
after
of $100,000
and a com¬
revolving credit of $200,000;
(2»
th^ recapitalization
850,000 shares of common stock of the par v: lue of $1
and
the
reclassification
of
the
issued
and
outstanding
shares
of
capital stock of
of common stoak of the
r.j
par
per v due of $1 per
value
Silk
licensed
under
$
....
American Silk Mills
1400 Broadway, New York, N. Y., have
Viscose Corp. to convert rayon fabrics
the Avcoset program of quality control of washable rayon fab-
American
been
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
$
59,941,291 153,322,899 142,428,058
by
Mills,
Inc.,
American
TICS
Milton
H.
an
fabric
Rubin,
President
Avcoset shirting
made into a
process.
of American Silk, said
fabric named "Donella "
they will mer¬
This is air All-
doeskin-sueded type of the exclusive Shep..
,
processed under the Avcoset program may carry the
Avcoset label, and garments made from them may also carry it.
This
label
informs the consumer that fabrics have been fast dyed andv
for
76 230/739
310,300
'
sales
The
476,000 shs.
Credit Agreement with
a
Angeles.
and the other, which is
maximum loan of $200,000.
mitment
1,067,543
American-Marietta Co.
ardene
54,000
850,000 shs.
$lu *,000
per
*$100,000
j
(par
Fir.st National Bank of
lor
Outstanding
*$100,000
note
note payable to Employee's Retire¬
Common
557,846
6 Months Ended May 31—
rayon
term
558,656
backlog of more than three months' production
and orders are being received at a
rate about 6% greater than the
current rate of shipment.—V. 179, p. 1829.
•
chandise
FINANCING
Authorized
;
5%
authorizing
Tractol:
The
of New York, New York, N.
Y., and the registrars are Bank
National Trust & Savings Association, Los Angeles, Calif.,
Irving Trust Co., New York, N. Y.
(1)
1953.
and
America,
company
in
Security-First National
are
Trust Co.
and
$4,106,310
$4,111,329
American Viscose Corp.—Licenses
The transfer agents for the common stock
of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Colif.,
will very (Tor,? y
volume.
excluding
wholly-owned subsidiary,
1954—V. 179, p. 2805.
stockholders.
period
be slightly better—on the increased number of common
outstanding will be close to 10% -more per share than for
year.
on
its
and
Offering—Mention
July 12 of the public offering
and sale of 160,000 shares of common stock (par $1) by
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Crowell, Weedon & Co. at
$4 per share. Of these shares, 100,000 were for the ac¬
count of the company and 60,000 for account of selling
of
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$2,109,438
Electronics, Inc.—Stock
made in
NOTE
flve-to-one.
"Profits will
Glares
j-.
American
was
This
'
over
corporation
this
became effective
Corp.,
Inc.—Earnings—
.1954—3 Mos.—1953
f
taxes--
per
•Exclusive
original
to
sale
borrowed
programs
facility improvement items have
of
Bank
underwriters
preferred
short-term
pay
expansion
-
total
359,373
of
yield 4%. This
new
issue,
convertible at $60 per share
into common shares,
was
promptly distributed—"it was over-subscribed"—and is now trading
oa the New York Stock Exchange.
Issue
*
from
one-fourth
outstanding.
these approvals at the annual
offered
11
cumulative
shares
91,000
remain
result of
a
May
on
*
conversion into common
shares; thus about
by
about
shares
merger
for
$2,091,631
Operating expenses,
con¬
additional
authorized
any
Arma
June 30 said:
to
meeting held May 5 were approved by very sub¬
These proposals provided for authorizing a specified
preferred shares and eliminating requirements
stantial margins.
number
on
submitted
The
is engaged principally in the
metal enclosing of "packaged"
Encaustic Tiling; Co.,
company
Taxes
Allis-Chalmers
sheet
and
taxes
829.
p.
wiring
control
American Bosch Corp.—Merger Effective—
*
specific functions in automatic
Inc.,
,
six
local floods.
Cash farm Income is down only
1. Most utilities report total loads holding
—or
even
increasing.
Construction
work
is
perhaps
better
than
expected.
Barring major upsets, we should end up with a good—but
Tunnin'
Electroflow,
profit
The
down
are
$971,000.
Comparable figures for 1953 are not available; however sales for the
five months ended June 30, 1953, amounted to $522,000 and earnings
.
new
various types of synchros, induction potenSuch products are computer components
are
motors.
servo
subsidiary,
before
Income
taled
Mr.
name
—
Earnings
be
still
ended
months
Sales
term,
a
"
J
principal
products
American
1954, of $34,625 after provision for Federal income taxes, Charles W.
Wendt, President, announced on July 22.
Sales for the period to¬
after
the
1957
1,
' •
,
incorporated as a California corpora¬
"American Electric Motors, Inc., of Los
was
changed
Period End. June 30—
46
.
.
Engineering Co.—Earnings—
All American
Rates
/-Net
will
This
"
American
12
46
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
also
Payable
Banks
Reserve
advised that the share purchase option pre¬
viously granted to E. H. Pooler & Co. until July 12, 1954 was not
exercised nor extended. In lieu thereof, clients of E. H. Pooler & Co.
bave made an alternative proposal to acquire control of Algom
and
fiance the mine and erection of a mill, under terms and conditions
now under study by the Algom
directors.
l
the
July
ground power supply units, designed for any degree of portability from
skid mounting to completely self-propelled units.
It also manufactures
electrical test equipment used principally by the aircraft^ Industry to
test various
aircraft electrical and -electronic equipment.
The major
Condition Statement of Federal
Combined
Purchase of the shares was made by Burns Bros. & Co., Toronto,
behalf of certain clients.
announcement
have each
agreement"
will waive
term note has
unless prepaid prior
he
company,
$100,000, 5%
portion of its business in the past year has been subcontract work
Electronics, Inc.
See also V. 180, p. 153.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.-46
President,
Joubin,
R.
,
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
share.
The
..
.
successor
and
other
assembly,
to become
by the Commission
2137.
The
the
with
compliance
in
company
Miscellaneous Features
July 15 announced
pany's treasury,
on
the
until
be
the electronics industry and perform
for
last.
2,
approved
179,
the
in
tionmeters
requested.
was
as
dividend of '"
a
,.
electro-mechanical control equipment.
had
have been
will
company
was
company's
cluded
33
but
1954.—V.
10,
33
the Alabama P. S. Committion approving
denying the company the rate increase of
of
1954
1
production of miniature high frequency drive motors and blowers and
high frequency power supply units and related products, all of which
are
components of the electronics and aircraft industries.
A
subsidiary,
American Electronic Mfg., Inc., is engaged in the
business of developing and producing miniature rotary
electrical in¬
struments for use in guided missiles, fire control systems, electrical data
handling or computing machines and servo-mechanism systems.
In¬
44
Stock
,
intention to declare
to a partnership. In July of 1954 the cor¬
to "American Electronics, Inc."
office and plant Is located at 4811 Tele¬
graph Road, Los Angeles County, Calif., in four connected buildings,
having an approximate total area of 22,000 square feet.
These prem¬
ises are leased from Deston Co., an affiliate of the company. Effective
July 1, 1954, American Electronics, Inc. has leased 12,000 additional
square feet in a building on West Jefferson Boulevard in Culver City,
Calif.
American Electronic Mfg., Inc. is located at. 9503 W. Jefferson
Boulevard, Culver City, Calif. It has under lease 8,000 square feet of
floor
space.
Electroflow, Inc. Is located at 1144 N. Tyler Ave., El
Monte, Calif.
It leases two buildings having a floor area of 6,000 and
4,000 square feet, respectively.
It expects to sublease those buildings
to others, and will move its entire facilities into and sublease a 47,000
square foot building which is leased by the company.
The business of this corporation is the designing,
engineering and
the
as
name
The
State and City Bond Offerings
On
of
^
of
"
,
under
1945
porate
40
Section
Markets
which
full
in
'
Angeles"
39
Exchange—Curb
Transactions New York
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto, Ont., CanadaStock Sold— 1
- './* •"
*
On
quarter
stock.
officer
an
stock
his common
on
paid
in
tion
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
it
order
Aug.
factors
decision
rates
Commission's
J
is
he
as
BUSINESS—The
38
Exchange
Stock
Order—
the
all
which
annually
Commission
effective
of
decision
The
*
long
so
thereto.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
schedules
rate
Stock
Over-the-Counter
share on the $3.50 cumulative prior preferred stock,
1 to holders of record Aug. 17.
dividend on common stock was 20 cents per share
consideration
accepted .the
Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
on
uniform
Exchange
Exchange.
Toronto
Sept.
State Commission Rate
After
Stock
Toronto
quarterly dividend of
stock and the regular quarterly dividend
common
on
Exchange
Exchange
Francisco Stock
Canadian
regular
a
Stock
Montreal Stock
cents per
payable
The
;
paid
share
a
20|Udeclared
July
on
Stock
Angeles
Pittsburgh
Raises Common Dividend Rate—
The
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
214,000
1,744,000
income
•
Stock Exchange
Midwest
1,846,000
1,642,000
income
82,000
2,426,000
Other
Gross
Earnings
1953
1954
12 Months Ended June 30—
Los
been
13
25
--29
34
34
34
34
3G
37
37
37
Detroit Stock Exchange
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
Operating revenues
Exchange
Stock
American
Cincinnati
Net
for
that
Page
'
v
(Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Boston
Alabama Gas
.
New York Stock Exchange
typical applications.
Operating
third
common
stock.
Lamel,
dividends
v
graphite, molyb¬
carriers such as
of
hydrocarbons,
emulsions.
wax
each
basic
40
lists
volatile
oil,
the
their
'
disulfide,
water,
during
common
just offered for the account of the selling stockholders),
agreed in the Credit Agreement and in the underwriting
Quotations
"
,
table
centerfold
fA
the
the
to
in
amount of $379,000; and (4) the*
of
declared
Cripps and Zonne, officers of this company and1,
of 289,500 shares of common stock (after the sale of the shares*
owners
Stock and Bond
have
directors
share on the
per
shares
100,000
of
sometime
pay
cents
; Messrs.
was
product —• from'"Aquadag," -the-first preparation,
half-a-hundred dispersions now available—is traced
sale
DIVIDENDS—The
.
unusual
and
issuance
range
toasters to
by
graphite
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
current bank loans outstanding in the
•;/
wide
a
thoroughly treated in a new catalog, Bulletin >
Acheson Colloids Company. *
first developed in 1906 by the late Dr.*
Edward
Goodrich
Acheson
in
order
to
provide
industry with an improved lubricant in a handy ; liquid form.
"The growth of this
He.
INDUSTRIAL
-
machine tools—is
giant
$1
Corporation and Investment News
-
Acheson Colloids Co., Port Huron,
How
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 26, 1954
into 376,000 chares
shaic; (3) the puyn.ent of
fabrics
permanently stabilized
fully washable.
against shrinkage and growth, so
that they are
i
Merchandise Avcoset Shirting Fabrics
Felix Kramer, President of the Krasom Co., Inc., New Jerk, N.Y.,
on
July 12 announced that his company would merchandise Avcoset
r"von men's and boys' sports shirting fabrics of a handkerchief-linen
type olTfabric int heir spring
1955 line. Their selling agents are
Krasom
Co. to
MCTh\mKrasomnco?r°is
the 37th converter to be licensed by American
convert rayon fabrics under the Avcoset program
of washable fabrics. The Avcoset label lnlorms toe
consumer that fabrics carrying
lthave beenbothfast dyedmid per
manently
stabilized against shrinkage and grov.th, insurug lull
washabUUy.-V. 179. P- 2361.
Viscose Coro., to
of Quality control
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(346)
The
sailed
he
before
is
which
according
to
the
for
The
shares
The American Woolen directors,
down the Little proposal.—-V. 180,
turned
Stevens,
Mr.
before
Income
taxes
income
Net
Earns,
has
divs.
$1.93
*
depreciation
for
made
been
preferred
after
share
common
per
•Deduction
all
and
21,
Oct.
„
N.
opened a storage operation this month at Bath,
petroleum gas.
It will store 2.000,000 barrels of
company
liquid
for
Y.,
petroleum
controlled
by
in
pumping brine
petroleum
gas.
fuel,
which
Oil
for
Search
Ltd.—To
Co.,
Oil
Anglo-Iranian
D'Arcy
■
Exploration
to
interests
the
Government
—V.
180,
Co.,
SEC
1"
>
in
expense
taxes on
—V.
•
J
•
■.
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•
/
;
.
/.,.
'
'!
banks
three
from
•
newsprint
SEC—
July
its
of news¬
pulp and
huge
and
insur¬
an
;
income
share,
of
2586."
p.
179,
.
.
(par
10
The
net
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
C-26
and 4%.
Air
179, p. 2361.
proceeds
i'.h.
'I
23,736,929 ,
686,303 f
30—
V
taxes
'
on
of
/
1954./
$321,639
incom3_/_r____j
•
' v-
,
1
..■■■■■—
-
The
■
"""""
•
L_:
^
'
Federal
taxes
Cur. Year
*
Plan
$1,714,394
641,322
1,200,076
$520,131
units
announced
built
be
to
July
on
believe
to
"
per
share
common
deducting
;
like
MD-3,
the
and
planes
1
•
$0.29
;
short
the
in
downward
reversed
reduced one-fourth of
was
June
1954,
and
expected for the balance
Bulolo Gold
trend
that
of
of the year.—V.
these
in
categories
179, ,p.^ 2702.
fine
Ounces
Value
under
the
of
terms
will
C-26,
to
be
supply
an
will
contract
new
used
the
start
to
Value
.V
U.
S.
preferred
requirements.—V.
dividends
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Plans
applied
company
permission
L.
B.
to
$
"
*
178,
Operating expenses
Fed.
1465.
p.
inc.
Financing—
$983,640
115,745
':]
'
15.37c
—
$4,051,075
$2,418,185
/•
.
'17.39c
26.63c
-
23.97c
•
Watch Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—The
has completed arrangements to place privately
with a group of three institutional investors, through
Goldman, Sachs & Co., $8,000,000 of 3Yz% sinking fund
notes due May 1, 1969, it was announced by John H.
Ballard, President, on July 20.
Bulova
of
jet-
Ballard
Mr.
for
tied
they
are
receivables
'
in
up
the
r
sumer
•
pointed
that the
out
equipment,
make
and
company's
available
free
expansion
—V.
to
President,
retire
said proceeds from
borrowings
and
the
offering
for
short-tedm
entirely
Atomic
Offered
now
would
Uranium
Corp.,
Denver,
/
Continental
14,503,363
14,602,265
2,318,785
12,004,487
12,140,307
drilling
net
proceeds
and
expenses
for
BUSINESS—Corporation
1954.
Its
principal
The
is
The
general
of
the
in
Is
to
the
holds
of
totaling -approximately
200
acres,
Colo.,
Mesa
County,
Mountain
District,
in
at
Delaware
404
June
on
Empire
the
gap
to
has
and
Printing
now
begun selling
make
he
large
expects
whole
the
lately has
been
stepped
Pittsfield
Coal
Gas
the
said
working
known
Eagle
as
County,
the
Ford
Colo.,
Group,
known
the
as
Net
circuits
outside
•
Contracts
of
electronics
the
for
field
Interest,
and
Buick
before
up
to
150
week—V.
a
the
Power
Uranium
further
exploration
of
for
Corp.- received
the company
and-development.
GIVING
EFFECT
51%
a
•
of
v
179,
180,
p.
stock
180,
♦Earnings
30.
i
-
10c per
shareu_
TO
PRESENT
(
par
Jackson
deepwell
FINANCING
/
on
4,312,408
income
$7,250,000, it
Ohio
the
RR.—Net
first six
Profit
from
announced
was
on
July
net,
which
for
Net
(est.)_
taxes
of
1953,
with
June
month
the
this
of
41.78
net
income
current
were
Transportation
about
ratio
ratio
n
-
for
year
was
about
date.
to
$8,800,000
for
June
the
less
was
preceding
Industries
was
made in
offering
Corp.,
com.
Railway
than for
month,
a
largest net for
operating revenues
June,
1953.
substantial
and
the
trans-
Y.—Stock
on July 6 of
(par 50 cents) at $2 per share by
Jay W/ Kaufmann &
Co. and Vickers
Brothers, both of New York Citv. Fur¬
ther details follow:
by the board.—V.
179, p.
Sales
revenues1.-
and
Profit before
Income
May 1/54
and
income
1830.
India
from
Quinine
Jersey;
there
Cantrell
&
Drinks
his
in
Cochrane
and-tart
R.
&
Water,
the
Cochrane
Water,
which
and
nation's
Corp.,
with
flavor.—V„
Trans Inc.,
This corporation
;
other
taxes—
income-
Inc.
836,000
$455,000
Earnings
per
common
stock
Book value
—V.
179,
j
;
$533,000
and
share
surplus end
share of.
per
'
$1.31
the
.
of
common
year
7,888,000
and
7,736,000
$29.88
$29.04
the
first mortgage
Under
bonds, series E, due 1984.—V. 180, p. 246.'
Sir Eric
Southern
Vansittart,
Paper Corp.,
Ltd., the
Bowater,
parent
newsprint and paper,
of
its
American
new
Operated
American
bv
mill
its
Paper
on
pulp
Chairman
and
one
July 20
and
subsidiary,
represents
an
Corp.—Starts
,
the world's leading
paper
mill
investment
Paper
$60,000,000.
Corp.,
It
has
.
will
the
a
will
Ruan
veteran
last
of
be
the
new
court
The
company
will
company
of
C.
through
&
R.
the
be
Trans
purchase
strengthened
will
in
serve
the
a
as
and
Chairman
of
by
the
the
Board,
highway transport business, will
half years,
General
Mr. Drohan
system.
Prior
Manager
of
to
the
was
that,
the
he
Interstate
funds
new
a
have
been
made
avail¬
capital contribution of
a
preferred
new
the purchase of $500,OOo of preferred
notes by Fruehauf Trailer Co., an
subordinated
over
bank loans aggregating $1,200,000.
announced
$200
trustees'
by Federal Judge Walter LaBuy,
and those up to $200 will
will get 25%
has been fully assumed by
and these debts will be paid in full, Mr. Drohan said.
Reorganization of
the
owner
operations
trustee liabilities from
plan as
creditors
.
1
reorganized
Iowa,
modernized
and
reorganization,
of
the
f
the
from the purchase of $200,000 of
& R.
and by
100%
extending
through Minne¬
Louis,
System.
$400,000
Under
of
eight and
Vice-President
corporate and
the Keeshin
St.
the bankrupt Keeshin
creditor,
receive
and
announced.
Mr.
the
plan
indebtedness
the Keeshin System has been opposed by
a
group
of railroad carriers who are presently opposing the Interstate Comimeirco
an
■
.
~
:
f
1
«
...
.
\
.
tractors
and
Bowater
producers
the
Southern
of
fleet
interested
production start-up
at Calhoun, Tenn.
the Bowaters
in
water
2138./
p,
Iowa,
stock issue by the Ruan interests;
Mill—
of the Board of The
of
announced
in
stores
in
qUinine
Chicago, 111.—Acquisition—
operations
150
setup.
For
$100,000 by C.
>
and
Drohan,
Freight
able for
stock
Bowaters
the
trustee for
Executive
Motor
Co.—Bids July 26—
at 182 Tremont St., Boston, Mass., will up to 11 a.m.
July 26 receive bids for the purchase from it of $18,000,000
on
new
William
was
(EDT)
trailers
President.
be
of
truck-trailer
The
operating
Boston Edison
sale
on
July 2o purchased the Keeshin Freight System'
plan of reorganization approved by, the Interstate
a
management, it was
In
$2.15
stock
and
product,
new
be
produced in
the
Angeles plants,: and/dis¬
markets, is an, original formula
a
unique cool taste combination
by John Ruan, Des Moines.
over
200
new
2138.
p.
first
on
with,
Management
taken
1,369,000
858,000
manu¬
announces
world's
Los
179,
over 17 states from Des Moines,
apolis to the eastern seaboard.,-
.
of
Net
1690.
Commerce Commission and the Federal District Court in
Chicago, which
has had jurisdiction of the bankrupt Keeshin line since 1946.
Keeshin
motor transport freight routes totaling 16,000 miles and
■
May 1, '53
1,313,000
Corp.,
cap-top cans,
company—the
Quinine
Chicagor
to
&
dryness
$36,987,000 $36,100,000
other taxes
and
of
net proceeds will be used
for working capital, for
expansion of the business, production of
new products currently
development, and for expansion of plant area.
New
Cantrelf
C.
$0.47
Booth Fisheries Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings for Year—
;
now
plant
.
India
Old
of
The company
Offering—
issue of July 12 of the public
140,000 shares of common stock
Nil
of
for
no-deposit, no-return cans, is now
nation, below the competitive price of
the
tributed
*$526,472— -$169,830
$0.35
taken
sub¬
is
acquired
cans.
Old
of
$125,673
action
wholly-owned
corporation,
recently
cap-top,
C&C
181,309
Nil
"first"
in
.
dividend
its
its
bottles.
$532,700
•
and
C&C
as
.company's
,
.
President
Super Cooia Soft
—181,561
>.
in
; has
Capital
decrease
lowest
our
PROCEEDS—-The
.
137,642
share
that
Mexican
a
10c
par
value,
of this corporation has
been
the Midwest Stock Exchange, it was announced
on
Mack,
C&C
in accordance
"Loss.
$1,700,000.
41.16,
N.
.
146,365
*$273,935
per
NOTE—No
any month of the current year to date.—V. 180,
Bassons
Mention
achieved
year
the
month
the
compares
was
*$380,107
"
__j.—
income
Earnings
\
a
net of $13,649,996 for the'.same
despite a decrease in railway operating
revenues
of more than
$42,000,000 for the first six months of this
year versus the same period of last
year.
-period
12-oz.
'
=
.
86,032
1
Year Ended—
This
S.
of
exclusive
Known
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$349,347
-
73,609
^
trading
only quinine water
current
year was nearly
by Howard E. Simpson, Presi¬
21
operations-.- »$200,326
on
plant
7*'
,
equipment
-Prov.
1,260,000 shs
of the
dent.
$1.02
Outstanding
Earnings Decline—
months
_
another
outstanding June
i(
1^54—3 Mos.—1953
Period End. June 30—
•
&
;
A.,
pumps
Announces New Product—
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co. Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
■
.
for
1930.
announced
S.
19.
Walter
$1,527,408
$1.34
stock
common
<-.^i
•
$13,822,876
2,785,000
to
July
across
Z
Baltimore
p.
B
14
Co.,
turbine
stock,
common
admitted
1953
2,240,000
„;
_______
class
and
■■■
C. & C. Super Corp.—On Midwest Exchange—
$2,022,530
__________
•'-/,.
manufacturing district outside Mexico City.—V. 174, p.
new
The
$14,982,184
/
taxes
common
1954.—V: 179,
•'Depreciation
-
5,000,000 shs.
1
all
on
type of adding ma¬
in
July
on
Byron
154.
4,262,530
share
per
♦Based
these claims
■,
153.
p.
utmost
company
sidiary,
in the
1954
•
this specific
on
•-'/.'
•.
Byron Jackson Co.—Mfg. Pumps in Mexico—
This
Pro¬
1150.
p.
,/
Net income after
the
Authorized
Common
'
-
the
space,—V. 180, p. 246.
by
Co.—Earnings Increased—
,
and
CAPITALIZATION
engineering development
■
facturers
mining .development
the judgment
in
as
immediate
and
simplicity in design, and practical simpli^
city in. operation, Burroughs' Ten Key ^is only 13. inches long, 814
inches wide. 7 inches high and weights only 16 pounds.
It is so com-v
pact that it can easily be carried in one hand or stored in a small
Acquired—
taxes__
-Taxes
»
Group of claims
warrant
Atomic
contemplates
company
priced competitively with any similar machines on
marks Burroughs entry into the 10-Key field, Mr. Morgan,
out.
It is the result of more than five year's intensive re¬
Featuring,
computer
benefit.
to
.
Force
used
are
.
Machine—
model,
new
search
users.
Air
Adding
market,
pointed
System
the
gadgets
new
!
sales
Profit
the
and
interest.
The
under
to
for
Six Months Ended June 30—
assignment 10 mining claims
located in the Gateway Mining
payable Aug. 1, 1954, and $6,000 payable Nov. 1, 1954;
assignment Uco Ventures, Inc., retained a 49 %
carried
working
normal
the
k j
r
below.—V.
Co.
Blockson Chemical
$9,000
under
246
s
.....
Corp.,
from
etched
them
analyzers that Bendix makes
Berkshire Gas Co.—To Be
and
Ford
For
-'
•
18,
Building,
Group consisting of five claims was assigned to the com¬
pany by
Uco Ventures, Inc., for a consideration of $18,000, payable
$3,000 cash upon transfer of the assignment to Atomic Power Uranium
any
bridged
says
duction
purposes.
Group.
Net
- *
chine.
prime products for which
Richard F. Walz, Manager
Bendfx,
division,
for exploration
pay
first
the
are
uranium
District,
—V.
Textile
—
r
■
consists
company
operation
lease
Ford
■
manufacturing
corporate
located
under
The
*
oldest
computers,
own
in the mining, exploration,
mining properties. The com¬
exploratory and development stage.
and
company,
Horse
used
Incorporated
was
office
be
the
of
While differential
See
business
development
pany
to
are
One
Its
/
Colo.
Denver,
Corp.
The
'
■<
Electric
...
'
Aviation
Bendix
poration
Securities
PROCEEDS—The
and
p°
2,830,628
2,435,065
printing processes known to man—silk screen
stenciling—has been harnessed to the newest glaipor tool of industry!
the digital
computer. /. The Bendix Computer Division of this cor-?
Colo.—Stock
Securities, Houston, Tex., and
Corp., New York, on July 20 offered
600,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at 50 cents
per share "as a speculation."
■;
for
2,922,100
Corp..—New
An all
new,
ultra-modern Ten Key electric adding machine is in
large scale productnoin by this corporation and was introduced to
the public throughout the United States and Canada on
July 19, it
has been disclosed by Willis E. Morgan, Vice-President in
Charge of
Marketing.
4,312,605;
Adapted to Etch Circuits—
Power
—
Hunter
.-
12,605,100
4,730,609
2702.
p.
con- "
new
products
are
Burroughs
75,851,297
12,441,400
income—1-
179,
construction.—
2245.
p.
f
•
80.831,525
858.179
charges——
after
Net
107,371,267
15,621,888
2,408,900
-
937,109
now
government
of
and
diversification
and
Certain
capital
the
work-in-process,
for
production.
goods
consumer
"will
money
inventories,
it
-
.
$
$
112,506,897
•
'
have passed through the planning and design stages
being tested in pilot models."
/
/ Buiova's backlog of defence orders stood at $50,000,000 as of March
31, 1954.—V. 180, p. 50.
:
and
1954—5 Mos.—1953
21,719,595
-2,528.200
.--w
taxes
Net oper.
July 21 to the New Jersey P. s. Commis¬
72,000 shares of new preferred stock, $100
on
sell
_
taxes.-..
oper.
7-
y
;
x
1610...
p.
power
*
;
$
22,655,845
16,268,436
,*■
England,
used
179,
,
company
>
value.
be
:•)
.16,901,200
69,091
per
in U. S.
yard
—;
179.
13,909,900
28,104
$466,690
per
—V.
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Operating revenues
Other
,
\
1954—12 Mos.—1953
3,693,700;
13,344
ounce
the-,
be
engines
independent source of
of military planes while
.
Co. of
Telephone
gold—u—
$35
at
.!
1954—3 Mos.—1953
3,035,720/
-
and
may
-volume;- outstanding
increases
Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
dredged
s
lfev
by
Budget Finance, was
with other indications,- leads management
which
this year,
that
written
receipt
15
'
••
Bell
$1.08
$1.09
—_
t
241,731 v ^ 229,425
shares-/,£-7V'/»-
.
V.
$66,404
t
outstanding
common
bank borrowings
Period End. May 31-
since
Period End. May 31—
par
~
84,676
continued to improve its
business
has. been
Yardage
generator, which Beechcraft has been delivering to theNovember, 1952, and the new Beech-designed MD-3*
portable
Force
$514,318
———
____
c
$151,080 4
/I—/ £ $0.45
of
sum
income
be
operating the electronics systems
on
the ground.—V. 179, p. 2590.
Prev. Year
$1,161,453
income
an
income—
on
-
93,000
$107,620
shares
1953
-
86.019
shares^
common
Finance
the. largest
—
/ $840,553 /.
1930.
p.
powered
Corp.—Net Earnings Higher—
Federal taxes
before
for
profit
for
>
$244,080
128,000
..
.
.$193,639
number of common
company's short-term
213,111 ;
1,044,000 i
.
$864,183
—
corporation
The
Aro Equipment
The
are
/
,
-•
be
to
financial position in
quarter, it was further stated/ During this- period, the company
sold a $600,000 61/2% 10-year capital-debenture and a $2,000,000 4J/2-%
15-year sinking fund note.'After these, sales, the Interest' rate on the
portable generator, a more powerful modification of the C-26.
Six Months Ended May 31—
sion
the
with
cents)
,
preferred sharesi.
on
Budget
The
The
i
.
♦After
*•.*
Plains,
White
notification
of
stock
underwriting.
/ ,.'
/
taxes—
outstanding
of additional work
orders from the USAF in the amount of approximately $7,000,000 for.
an
undisclosed quantity of ground power units to be used as outside
power sources for the latest version of the USAF B-47 six-jet bomber
and other jet aircraft.
*
'
sinking fund
through sale of 3Va%
$11,000,000 was obtained
The $21,275,000 in notes to be retired bear interest at 37/a%
♦Earnings
pine,
Southern
from
Inc.,
letter
a
common
without
Earnings on average number of
$26,520,896/,
..•1,002,000
—■—s.——
profit
The
to prepay existing obligations.
debentures, due 1974, to
Net
the
of
customers
-
,
filed
20
Ended'June
income
Average
.
( Beech Aircraft Corp.—Awarded Power Unit Contract
sold $11,000,000 3 'A
notes, due Dec. 1, 1954 to June
to Guaranty Trust Co., Chase National Bank and Harris Trust
profit
produces
shares
Federal
.
cents
Debt—
company
Provision
-
,5- -
corporation on July 19 filed a-letter of notification with, the/
SEC covering 75,000 shares of preferred stock
(no par) to be offered
at $1 per share and
100,000 shares of common stock (no par) to be
offered at
25 cents per share, without underwriting.
The net pro-;
ceeds are to be used for working capital.
Savings Bank.
Net
many
income.——__L
Net
_
/
Oil Corp.—Refunds Existing
borrowed $22,000,000
company
ance company
—V.
The
wh.ch
on
before
for
Dividends
Rockaway, N. Y.'
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
Arkansas Fuel
Another
from
working capital.
Months
Provision
173,297
22,458,533
728,309
197,273
'i
Net
July 12 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock
to
be puchased
on
the open market and subscribed for under em¬
ployees' stock purchase plan.—V. 179, p. 1717,
&
years
With
for
income
Net
Net
.111,436
$25,250,303
Interest
Public Service Co.—Files With SEC—
company
The
for
supplier-
153.
p.
Arizona
1, 1964,
£5,400,000
corporation from
important
an
Bradley, Associates,
$1 -per
at
used
Six
»
j Beach Harbor Publishing Corp., Far
The
the
been
Budget. Finance Plan (Calif.)—Reports Earnings Up-—
^
J
The
of kraft
tons
were
Brook,»Newfoundland;
295,000
covering
be
$25,138,867 $26,347,599,;
—
(net)
income
Operating costs and expenses
Depreciation of properties
with
Malta
of
L.)
corporation
offered
to
June 27/53.
June 26/54
Total
.
subsidiary, has extended its prospecting
the granting of three licenses by;
to
search
for
oil in Malta
and Gozo.
a
territory
new
has
,
The
Optical Co.—Earnings Up—^
r
55,000
20
this
;
•
mid,
Y.—Files
N.
,,
-
sales
Other
Federal
Malta—
capital of
publishers
Corner
at
(George
for
-
American
.
for heating
used extensively
is
Lomb
&
July
on
predominantly Southern newspaper publishers.—'/. 175,
are,
/I.,
•
,
.
26 Weeks Ended—
Net
.
and as a substitute
electricity in farming communities, and for industrial purposes,
will.be distributed from the storage operation at Bath.r:; 0-'■■■•..■ /The
—
newsprint and
The
Bausch
salt bed deposits near Bath.
Storage capacity is
drilling into the salt beds,
pumping water in and
out, thus obtaining cavities for the storage of the
gas
of
parent
Corporation
Tennessee
new
...
Okla.—Expansion—
Co., Tulsa,
Petroleum
Anchor
This'
the
ordinary share
mill
paper
60,
,,
the
Bowater
print to
Corp.
'
.--/
-.•,/•'*■•■
,•
corporation is a custom molder and fabricator of plastics, man¬
products for industrial, consumer and military customers.
The company works with two basic materials, one known as "Fiberglass," the other known as "high impact" plastic.
/ v
\ /'/''•'■■
The
plant occupied/by the company contains 40,000 square-feet.
35,000 square feet are enclosed manufacturing area/5,000. square feet
are
sheds and storage space.
V'
About
25,000 square
feet of the enclosed manufacturing area is
situated upon lands leased from the City of New York.—V. 180, p. 153.
1
of
£7,200.000.
ufacturing
1851.—V. 179,"p. 2138.
established by the Revenue Act of
rates
of
as
tons
.
stockholders
The
under
1947,
13,
Industries
charges
including. Federal and Canadian income taxes and provision for con¬
tingencies in the amount of $200,000.
Provision for income taxes ha«
been made for the six months ended June 30, 1954 in accordance with
the
to
plant and general offices at 1432,
N. Y. It was incorporated in New
the name Applied Plastics, Inc. By
1949, the name was changed to Bassons ;
York
New
Road,
March
of
amendment,
$1.72
»;
other
Farms
as
130,000
year.
a
increa.e
nonpay¬
its
has
BUSINESS—Company
West
-
•
.
of
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
but not yet
previously declared
thereon
dividends
any
date of redemption.
the
at
York
$2,585,205
$2,882,910
with
together
paid
4,614,652
3,322,671/
.
participating preferred stock is entitled
to a
dividend of 36c per share per annum and after the
A
36c per share per annum on the common stock is entitled
equally with the common stock, share for share, in all further
dividends.
It may be redeemed at any time in any amount,
at the
discretion of the Board
of Directors, upon payment of $6 per share
$7,199,857
$6,205,581
—
of 342,569
and/or their nominees are the holders
stock and 69 shares of preferred stock.-
common
class
of
ment
1953
1954
Federal and Canadian income taxes
3,648 shs.
to share
Corp. (& Subs.)—Income Gains
Anchor Hocking Glass
of
cumulative
*
Six Months Ended June 30—
capacity
.
to approve
a
funding issue proposing a distribution to the shareholders of £1,800,000
cut of capital
reserves
in the form of one new one pound ordinary
share for every three pounds of ordinary stock held.
This would
489,796 shs.
management
Tne
July 20.
Europe
pulp
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
partic. pfd. stock (par $5t
stock (par 50c each)___
A
Common
with Mr. Stevens as President.
49.
p.
Class
been
had
proposal
initial
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
The
put forward by Royal Little, Chairman of
largest American Woolen common stockholder,
three-way merger with American Woolen
Textron,
EFFECT
Authorized
Corp., operating the Ames
and
Walsh mills in
Lowell, Mass., on July 20 said the directors of
American Woolen Co. had rejected a proposal by Textron, Inc., for a
Ames Textile
of
President
Stevens,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.—Textrou Proposal Rejected
American Woolen Co.,
Ames
.
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Volume 180
of
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Louis.
St.
,
the, ICQ
S. 'Government and
with the U.
reorganization, who together
(347) * 3
Louisiana: Electric
Central
•
approval of the plan in a suit instituted in the Federal.
This suit is being-contested by the parties to the;
Commission's
Court
Number 5345
Co., Inc.—Redemption—
Colonulo
There have been called for redemption on
operation
of the < sinking fund,
$40,000- of
Aug. 2, next, through :
3%%
first
mortgage •
bonds, series D, dated June 1;. 1952, at 103%. and accrued interest. Payment will be made at the National Bank of Commerce,, trustee, j.
V
•
defendants.
as
*
.
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V
210
Angeles, Calif.—Files--
California Test Bureau, Los
Baronnc
Street, New Orleans, La.—V. 179,
1370.
p.
'
The
notification with the
SEC covering 1,000 shares of class B
common stock to be orfered
at par ($50 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are.'to be
used
company
for
*
July
on
filed
2
letter
a
of
working capital.
'
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■
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*
.
'
-
,,
i.
Govt.
& sales
exc.
t
$22,666,037 $19,727,531
of
1
son
—
'
inc.—
$3,064,896
——
6,800,408 ♦'17,095,760-: 14,209,489
8,220,157
371,340
J;
Net
operating
Other
income
-Total
Other
for
for
Prov.
Net
deprec.—
981,000
taxes.
Income
share.
com.
V
181,287
494,139
investment
stocks
in
and
;
Corp.—Stock
Mines
to
the
sale
■
t"
+■;*
155.
-
-
■
-i '
,
Vr*/■'
-
'
'
"
7.,
-
„■
'
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6 Months Ended June 30—
Dividends
E.
I.
received
du Pont
General
J'1
I
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on
*.
'
rsvinio^
1
two
Total
dividends
United
EARNINGS—For
340,000
for estimated income
On
Federal
On
indication
the
of
tax
,
series
due
series
due
stock
—V.
180,
10c)
(par
due
/,
■
plants
Central Foundry
Profit
Depreciation
Interest
12,186
226,400
200,600
-
71,585
+.—
—
expense
..l——
Fed. income taxes (est.)
.
$850,500
$463,668
72,125
"8,750
$516,132
142,839;
'
24,061
,;
358,600
w^ll
will
it
Additional
of
.
;
At
the
the
in
August.
in
all
income
178,
i
——
1
'$182,193
" $205,961
2195.
p.
f)
-
(
,
>.
;
-
$325,000
August.
In
y
- •
framing
and-
be
will
'Period
180,
Transit
Ended June. 30,
of
first
on
Interest
exercise
of
be
may
be
of
on
155.
p.
.
•
•
,
rearrangement:
-
,
bonds
their
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—
&
Alex.
From
surplus
transactions
Month
6 Mohths
$6,227,946
989,617
5,996,973'
:
18,085
1
109,706
Ave-.,
—V.
on
Total
—L
revenues
.
179,
The
of service over gross
New
income after Fed.
Oper.
/
1,045.819
forth
tNet
776,140
shares
shares
outstdg._
share
com.
per
3,839^89
2,817,175
2,076,430
$0.27
2,259,642
$0.97
Inc.
were
Aug.
&
of
$621,389
1,
Ipc.
j__i—_
revenue
Gross
income
Net
income
taxes,
etc
—__ _____
Loeb
,
preferred -stock
&
of
Earnings
—V.
179,
1954,
will
be
p.
U.
Co.
Underwriters
-
■
from
350
N. Y.
17,
Dillon, Read &. Co. Inc
Bacon,
Baker,
Central
taxes
S.
inc.
S.
fr.
fr.
inc.
Total
"Less
501,605
stock
then
on
June
next, two outstanding .pre¬
the Crocker First National
below.—V.
180,
p.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
this
30,
sale,
1954,
$3.23
Service Co.—Preferred Stock
outstanding (see
V.
.
with other funds, were used!
shares of 5'A %
preferred
p. 2702).—V. 179, p. 2806.
together
the
179,
Elchler
A, G.
Becker
Blunt
Ellis
50,000
&
bonds
pipe
reserved
liko
for
bonds.
line
for
issuance
the
of
names
principal
to
purchase
the
principal
shares of preferred stock
of
New
Bonds
The
Brothers
Lynch,
&
._$l, 100.000
Pierce,
Beane
Robinson-
Humphrey
♦
F.
Co.
Inc.—
Rothschild
Salomon
200.000
400.01 0
Co.
&
Bros.
&
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.—
1,
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Com-
y
Hutzler
1
800,10)
—_
pany, Incorporated—
Stone & Webster
IOOjOOO
200,000
Securities
Corp.______ l, lOO'G )
Co._
800,000
& Co
l 100,0t >
Douglas &' %
Wertheim
White,
&
Weld
Winslow,
McEvoy
of
Preferred
lOO.Ot)
Co
800,-
Co., InG.„
Simmons-
1,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Boettcher and Co._„__
.
1,000
• *
Bro,wn &
W.
Sons—
Clarke,
&
.
1,000
Inc.—
Co
&
7*1
»'
2,11,
Ppters, Writer-&
Chirstensen,
R.
•'
'-;
)
-
inc.
50(
W.
Pressprich & Co.__ l„)
Reynolds
&
Co.—— 2,00(
Riter
700
Dillon
2}tC'
Co
Curtis
500
Courts & Co
Eastman,
Ohio
Paine, Webber, Jackson
700
Alex.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
The
2,800
'
2,8U
—' 4,uq
F.
700
—
.
Morgan Stanley & Co
S.
Moseley & Co
500
Inc.
246.
Sha'
1,500
&
&
$
64,151,458
36,516,425
$
Equitable
$
64,194,400 131,803,813 134,199,730
37,481,673
75,491,405
77,444,739
The
2,800
Co._
&
*
*•',(
-
7
<
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
26,712,727
24,633,112
56,312,408
56,754,991
25,540,145
1,244,848
48,986,478
3,875,063
48,947,920
,1,188,348
834,767
1,092,774
2,362,747
1,764,796
118,449
264,302
244,883
974,325
2,098,445
4,242,982
Securities
Corp.- 2,000
Co.—iT^
1,500
Corp.—_L 4,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
2,800
Goldman, Sachs & Co
2,800
Granbery, Marache & Co
700
ops.
906,540
subs.—
on
income
1,331,461
143,350
dom.
3,450,867
.
3,564,089
net
income——'
credits
share
for
2,094,651"
„
including
1,519,913
1,809,092
5,549,312
5,084,002
$0.73
$2.20
$2.10
$0.82
sales
of
<
.
foreign
subsidiaries
not
The
company
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc. 2,800
Noyes
Hornblower
floors
being
added
to
the
four-story building, which was
only recently completed. The pilot plant is devoted to the exploration
of new processes and product development.
The expansion Is sched¬
uled to be completed Oct. 1, 1954.
In
addition,
a
separate storage building, is being built to meet
the needs of the pilot plant operation.
The work is being carried
out by Joseph Mitchell Inc., Jersey City, N. J.—V. 179, p.
1931.
are
Co
&
Loeb
i
Co
&
Laird
&
Langley &
C.
Lazard,
Lee
Co
Freres
—
Co
1,00'
-
Co.—____
M.
180,
p.
S.
Smithers
R.1
William
&
Staats
Nicolaus
Stone
&
-76,.
&
&
Webster
Corp.
u:
2*,b
Co
Co.—
Co.,
:_
Stroud
&
Co.,
1.5
Inc.
7u
Securities
•
2,'dijK
Inc
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony &
Walker
7v
Co.—__
&
Co
r,5tl
l,5li
2,800
G.
1,500
Wertheim
White, Weld & Co
2,801
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy
Co.—
700
Co.
1,500
■.
&
H.
&
Co
&
l,5u
Co.-
2;0*
,—
i500
Marks
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
—V.
2VC6,
2,800
Corp.—.
Lundborg
F.
Dean
Witter
Co.
&
2,0b'
^
155.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
on
July
8
filed
a
i,800 shares of class B
letter
Of
common
notification
stock
without underwriting.
The proceeds
purchase equipment and used for general corporate
per
share,
to
are
be
to
with
offered
be
used
the fluctuations
.
the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be n.
d
.
J
'
Columbia
Gas System,
Inc.—Books
Closed—
" *
Co. announced on July 22 the closing of - th»
the offering of $40,000,000 of 3'/2% debentures
series D, due July 1, 1979 (see details in V. 180, p. 57).—V. 180, p.113.
Morgan
Stanley
&
subscription books on
,
account of
iLa
purposes.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9?70. Herbert D. Setbert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and. advertising issue) with a statistical i33Ue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La SaLe Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
-{Telephone STate 2- 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copy right 1954; by William E.
na Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at Ne# York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in .United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territoi
\nd Members of Pan-American Uni n, $48.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countrie
$55.00 per year. On
♦
1,51:
Co._
700
Brothers
Laurance
Co.—
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Smith, Barney & Co.—
Stifel,
2,800
4,000
&
2,800
Co.—
&
&
2,000
1,000
;
Higginson
Shields
2,000
Weeks-
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
$25
25%.
Two
&
Schwabacher
Colorado Redaction Corp., Columbus, Ohio—Files—
announced on July 20 that it is Increasing the
size of its research and development pilot plant in Jersey City, N. J„
by
Rothschild
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler 2,1
Boston
First
Irving
con¬
totaled
F.
&
The
Lehman
foreign taxes paid.
sales,
:
L.
Estabrook
THE COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:
)
Stock
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
700
Co.„
Bosworth, Sullivan' & Co.,
'
To Enlarge Pilot Plant—
Illinois Public
proceeds from
redeem
at
Preferred—t
$211,976,000 for the first six months of 1954, an
increase of $5,132,000 over the preceding year.- In the second quarter,
world-wide sales were $2,503,000
greater than in 1953,
18301
share), it was announced on July 22.
The
25,
for.
taxes
solidated,
Privately—This company has placed privately,
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., an issue of 50,000 shares of
4.25%
cumulative preferred stock at par -($100 per
-
per
Aug.
share
on
27,635,033
etc..
income-
on
Earns., per com.
Placed
to
Electric Co.—Calls
1,188,111
3,404.746
,
the
are
L.
9,300
Whipple & Co;_„__
Weeks & Co.___
Hemphill,
2,903,141
900,000
$2.88
one
Co.; of
Insurance
new
Shares
moved
New York
Calif.
sales—
Gross profit
Operating expenses,
27,941.824
4,163,586
1,000,000
outstanding end of period
share on shares outstanding
shares
per
$27
sales—________
World-wide
Common
any
1, 100.01 n
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 1, 500,000
F. S. Moseley & Co
800,000
Reynolds & Co
800.000
/___
Rlter & Co._
J
200.01 )
Co._i___
&
W.
501,605
1_
Balance
at
exchanged (pursuant
is
Fenner
1,500,000
W. C: Langley & Co
1,100,000
Lazard Freres & Co.a—
1,100,000
Kuhn,
4,269,716
3,384,146
——
etc
stock
Merrill
800,000
400,000
$126,351"
$
29,331,759
.
after income
after interest,
on
issues- at
1953
2,882,542
Dividends
redeem
in
"U.
$
Gross
will
San Francisco,
domestic
Net
1954
mortgage
be
Lehman
1,100,000
Kunh,
*."•
"
also Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Cost
Co.—Earnings-
Central Illinois Light
of
400,000
100,000
Move Offices;—
$
Net
Div.
12 Months Ended June 30—
110,000 shs.
1,714,649.6 Shs.
*"
to July 12/ 1954, 329,251 additional
convertible debentures,
f After
before preferred dividend require¬
and
-J4
names;
400,000
Sons__
Clarke,' Inc.—
$29,813
to. 250 Park Ave.,
N. Y„
1,
Period End. June 30—
and
of
'
1
-
to
agreed
Eastman, Djllon & Co.— 1,100,000
Equitable Securities
Corp.
:j.
1
800,000
The First Boston Corp. 1,500,000
Glore, Forgan & Co.— 1;100,000
Goldman, Sachs: & Co._ 1,100,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
*■
John
Issued' for $4,034,000 of 3%
$155,347 in each three months' period
each twelve months' period.—V. 1780, p. 154.
ments
.
1
30,000,000 ;
Prudential
number
400,000
Co.^_
&
,
115,046
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Quarterly Report—
2,076,430
$0.91
Interest and income reservation;
the
200,000
19,068
receipts.
Corp.—To
effective
1719.
p.
stock
See
3,538,741
2,511,930
the period from July 1
"During
-
965,054
721,700
Income
"Com.
below
severally
and
respective
Johnston, Lemon
-
2,259,642
$0.28
taxes
Earned
'
-
•
7,500,000 {
12,000,000
Dean Witter &
York
pompany
oif
Bank
$5,196,303 $22,398,855 $20,841,926
$5,514,518
-
:
$8,400,000
,
are
The
1,100,000
132,575
first mortgage bonds
Coast Counties Gas &
.,194,979
60,482
15,423
the
common
Inc.—__
$11,305
,
6,417
with
Simmons
21,872
./•
__
total
notes
—
mortgage bbndsi_„1
corporation,
The
ferred
power
The
179, p. 1931.
Fifth
$5,180,874 $22,338,373 $20,646,94;7
$5,508,101
v
customers-
reg.
From
'
mortgage, subject^ to
principal amount of
the
under
.
&
Brown
W.
*
Operating revenues—
under
therein.
Co.,
Boettcher
John
$1,018,929
;
Ellis
Blyth
'
*:
•. ;
:.
Glinchfield Coal
1954—12 Mos.—1953
<
1
Outstanding
options.
have
Becker & Co.
G.
Blunt
■
Co.—Earnings—
debenture bonds———
Excess cost
—V.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings Up—
Period End. June 30—
issued
outstanding
stock
o.f
*'.\f
FINANCING
♦
tl2,00o',000
$300,000,000.
who
new
Bateman,
.
company
income'
500,000 shs
agreement
$10,745
new
PRESENT
§2,500,000 shs.
121,367 shares of
opposite
A.
operations
:
Sinking fund
the cost of
will provide approximately 80%
of
estimated at $3,325,660.—V. 180, p. 50.
proceeds
the
net
t7,500 000
.
.The
equipment,
from
gas
Company i of
1954
and
t$8,400,000
Dillon, Read & Co, Inc._$3,500,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
200,000
•
handle the
•
Equipments—
TO
.__
Underwriters
well as-the physical inventory count.'
as
Operating expenses
Co.
&
30,
Authorized
series of unsecured
exchange
amount
set
Revenue
will receive bids up to noon
Morgan
P.
April
$100)
UNDERWRITERS—Set
„
retained to
building
car
dates.—V.
Cincinnati
(EDT) on Aug. 3 at the
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York,
N. Y. foY the purchase from it of $2,655,000 equipment trust certificates,
series Z„ to be dated Aug. 1, 1954 and to mature annually on Aug. 1
from 1955 to 1969, inclusive.
i
1
company
of J.
$1^,- -*
-
contained
may
underwriters
other-
of
Pipeline
$21,726,712.
EFFECT
Hornblower & Weeks—,
Central of Georgia Ry.—Bids for
The
office'
an
upon
.
»; $277,849
♦
.
which
§A total
the
.
.
* con-
1954
distribution £ in
mortgage
will,
"
Net
ended
of
$5).
bonds
restrictions
to
Gas
Ameiica)!, simultaneously with the issuance of the
principal amounts -and maturities of first
will be resu^Prt in*
of the plants In September,
with production schedules building c
through October and November • in* preparation for the late fall
up
(par
tThe three
as well as its duration;
Plymouth plant in Detroit
second, week
equipment within the plants
Body
*
Natural
for
deliveries
^___.
stk.
time, Is limited to
Inventory—
inventory period,
commence
begin later
employees
Introduction
15,90$
307,300
/
"
together with
30,000,000
(par
series
bonds
and. sab-assemblies.r
$740,77?
130,720
>
.
of
Interest
—"V.
the
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
operations.
from
18,900,000
,
stepped-up, production of new models for late
corporation
will
utilize
the
annual
plant-
plant.
stock
"Additional
the halt In
current
car
building operations will affect a *
approximately 38% of the corporation's 107,000 employees at
various times, work will cpntinuje in. a number of plants on certain
machine, maintenance, foundry, and forging operations and on parts'
v-
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Co.
Period End. June 30—
5%
this
to
series
pfd.
Common
While
total
'
^
for
plant
from
inventory
J
'
~
'
154.
p.
,
Scheduled start of the
vary
to
1974
' 525,000
525,000
22,200,000
^
,
introduction,
■
;, •/
securities;
Company.
1969—
3.35%
Inventory period beginning in August for rearrangement of machines
Taqd conveyors and installation of new dies, jigs, and fixtures in'
its principal body building, and car assembly plants.
r
FINANCING
these
company's
subsidiaries
1969—
3%%
.
155.
p.
preparation
.fall
-
Outstandings.
1,230,000 shs.
Authorized
"3,000,000 shs.
s
Common
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
minerals.
of
■
GIVING
3'/#%
$22r834,807 $16,421,483
'V
—
stock
common
In
Cavendish of Canada *
radioactive
of
——
Chrysler Corp.—To Take
of
presence
the
Principal
months
12
"First mtge. pipe line bonds:
2%% series due 1964
:
,
.
commercial
definite
sale
i
CAPITALIZATION
20,600
tax—18,423
distribution:
180,
its
revenues
$3,250,999.
$24,785,230 $21,117,265
57,782"1,932,000
1,638,000
______
income
25,200
<
preferred stock
—V.
royalties against these claims.
v.."
property is in the exploratory stage with- no known- bodies
ore
but, the exploratory work done to date provides
The
income
Net
overriding
of
for
$24,760,030 $21',096,665
Savings. notes
____
other
Dividends
and
Wyoming.
the
operating
-
:
________________
Treasury
Total
organized
was
others,
among ■
purpose,
the
,
States
than
340,000
18,025
-
•
»
Provision
in May 1954 primarily for
acquiring, exploring and developing
certain
liranium properties.
The company's subsidiary, Cavendish
Uranium & Mining Co. Ltd. owns a
100% undivided interest in 19
unpatented mining claims (950 acres) located in Cavendish Town¬
ship, Peterborough County, Province of Ontario, Canada. There are no
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
be. used
the company s field system are
America and
to Amarillo Oil
1953
21,630
received
southern
and
$24,398,400 $20,738,640"
1__!
Expenses
Offered—
and the balance will be used for working capital.
subsidiary)
will
Colorado
j
Colorado
stocks:
Corp.
Trust Co.
V'1
on
common
1954
4^ Nemours & Co
•
Int.
{
»
Motors
^
<
(a
after
S subfeS
shares out-
of
e sinkinS fund redemption price of
a
'
-
share
per
Public'
'
Christiana Securities Co.—Eainings—
work being carr.ied out by the company, to pay the
installments" on purchase of 19 unpatented mining- claims,
organization expenses, accounts payable owed by
$100
number
a 2,159-mile natural gas''
major portion of the company's gas require-''
ar.e obtained from company-owned reserves, estimated to .be 2.75 trillion cubic feet of
gas,
in Texas.
The company's principal
deliveries of gas from its
transmission system are made to
follows closely the opening of the nearby Atlantic'
which involved the building of 35 miles of new railroad.— *
one
■'
t
■
exploratory
first
to
preleS
°'
«)^U|'^rE:S?TCom^"y ow"s and operates
"he system.
The
these 6hares will be applied
of
1959
t
pipe
The Adair project
Cut-olf,
V. 180, p.
Offering of 230,000 shares of common stock (par lOtf)
Was made on July 20 by James Anthony Securities Corp.-*
New York. The stock was priced at $1 per share.
->
<from
at prices ranging downward^ from
30,
1959,' the
l,
800U000°n Pr°gram' whlch has been budgeted at approximately
Cum.
Uranium
June
July
,
Inc.-4—Files—
Carpenter-Morrison Uranium & Oil Co.,
After
qfher_ corporate funds,
..
$1.08
-
through
SO,, 1974.
proceeds,
.
>
of the relocation of the mainline at-Adair,
Iowa, and included constructionr of 6.63 miles of trackage, a saving of
.87 miles.
The new right-of-way greatly cuts down curves and
grades.;
Tbe cost; was, $1,252,600. ......
.T
The company on July 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 250,OuO shares of common stock to be ouered at p<u f 0
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay
exenses
incident to mining operations.
i
.
.
The company's ofi.ee is located in bait Lake City, Utah.
PROCCED3—Proceeds
financing represents the first
part to repay $29,000,000 of
bank loans which were
incurred primarily ' to finance
the company's
construction
program
of the past, two
years,
The balance of the
Theproject consisted
$2,501,879)
$1,147,445
$2,658^802
.
$0.49, $1.05
July 15 announced the completion pf another major
Vfestern ToVa: C
line change in
Wilmington
Cavendish
This
P^ferrcd sthck- is fedecmable
per * share"
ctamun^frua f
share*:
The. company on
$7;643,360- $7,407,359
905,073
♦
824,503
1,548,485 ' -1,385,977
2,531,000 • '2,69$,00Q
1954
30,
for
purposes,
Chicago, Rock I$lan& & Faclfic RR-—Improvements—.
••
reflects, the sale of $15,000,000 i
4%% debentures early this year. Working, 'capital is increased by
$7,755,000 to $18,973,521;
investment in other companies (not in-r eluded in eurrent assets) by $7,017,000 to $18,985,634 and net fixed
fcssets by $3,883,000 to $43,147,406.
Bank loans are $6,804,000 lower
at
$1^157,933.
The ratio of current assets to current liabilities is
2.7 to one.
Funded debt of $36,526,500 compares with $26,398,500.
Earned surplus stands at $25,151,037.—V. 179, p. 1718.
balance sheet at April
The
construction
Oversub~
investnient
an
is&t £ ?2"s^xo,n„Bprs
,une'30'i97s-The
wvu.
The
Co.
-
headed
minRPCS^rThe a?!1 Pr0ceeds fr°m
will be Used in
-
\ 932,000
-
$1,154,180i $0.'46
profits
Earns.: per
696,535
763,961
>
&
$7,149,221 ^ $7,226,072
$3,436,236
$3,191,059
'
537,095 " " ' 415,079
—
deductiones
Provision
,
$3,084,354
, 106,705
Loewi
and
Securities
—
public financing of the company.
subsidiaries, r"
and for other corporate purposes.
Construction expenditures of the t
company, 'and of: the company - and its subsidiaries consolidated, -for (
$lOO per'
1954 are estimated at $1.900.000 and $4,900,000, respectively.. "
Y
22,780,226
24,172,477
Curtis
<5?
for
"
.?
oversubscribed.
were
underwriting terms are to be-.-supplied by amendment.
.1 j
.
,J;-e
The company expects to use the proceeds thereof for construction
$104
expenditures, for the making of temporary advances to subsidiaries'
$48,417,458 $44,215,787
9,842,769
IT,380,984
goods soldi_
Sell., delivery, admin. &
general expenses
:
.
company
thereof thrpugh an underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Balance
Cost
•;
♦
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$33,720,701 $30,080,074 $70,570,690 $64,612,175
taxes
11,054,664
10,352,543
22,153,232
20,396,386
i.
;
The
filed a. registration statement with the SEC on July
19, 1954, covering $1,500,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, t
due Maf 1, 1969, to be oiiered for .public-saje at-the principal amount .
\
' v* 1
Canadian Breweries Ltd.—Profits Higher—
sales
Neb.:—Registers With
Securities and Exchange- Commission—
Go.
.
1'
Period End. Apr. 30—
Net
Central Telephone Co., Lincoln,
•
Gas
banking group which offered on July 21 for public sale
$30,000,0(30 of 3.35% first mortgage pipe line bonds, due
July ,1,.. 1974,-at 100%. and accrued interest, and
110,0p0
shares of 5% series, cumulative
preferred stock at par
($10(V per share) and accrued dividends. Both
issues
.
have been named
Interstate
scribed—-Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(348)
be
made
the
at
York,
New
Bank
Chemical
57.
the
of
office
180,
Y.—v.
N.
P.
Trust
&
Co.,
the
incorporated
company,
primarily
is
1906,
in
State
trustee,
1,150
company
filed
15,' 1954, covering
units.—V. 179, p. 1931.; ,
SEC
Plan
B
a
July
on
statement
units and
registration
2,500 Plan A
investment
Boston
the
Authorized
-
First
V
Series
27/8%,
due April
1,
Months Ended
Net
——i-i
sales
Profit
Net
before
profit
No.
taxes
3%%,
1983—
Z
3%.
3'/4%
1,004,582
Earnings per share—$0.34
Y
Pfd.
$0.30
due
due
debs.,
conv.
stock,
15,
June 1,
July
due
($100
cum.
40,000,000
1967—
18,
;
179,
■Liquidate—
310,
■■■"'■;■
■
■
that
inasmuch
it
as
substantial amount
a
undistributed
of
part
a
determined
be
on
hand
at
is
least
until
50%
with
the
of
tax
the
distribution
total
it is likely that it will
authorities,
and
it
Cement Corp.—Earnings
Allison-Williams
Co.
before
Profit
Federal
Federal
income
Bache
1,250,000
♦Based
1954
234,920
on
of
shares
Byrd Brothers
(under reclassification effective June
R.
taxes
shown
adjusted
for
to
six
the
provided for the
179,
such
of
have
taxes
L.
&
First
i
July
on
16,000
Foster
been
150,000
F.
150,000
Stern
&
Period End. June 30—
'
V
$
Hanauer
B.
Heller,
Oper.
income
Gross
Income
Net
Shs.
income
outstg.
per
179,
600,000
Co.
Kaiser
200,000
67,033,025
18,361,269
30,966,412
48,671,756
$15,379,444
truck
13,581,863
13,670,711
$1.93
$2.86
Co.
of
America
179,
volume
service
dividends,
that
the
Mr.
outlook
James
of
ume
the
is
the
of
one
world's
from
that
ahead
that
the
-
'
,
1953
firm's
made
it
issue
sell
and
for
headquartered
in
•—
total
1953
for
pay
income
(jointly),
Alex
Brown
The
Si
bonds
prices
at
will
be
3/s%
will
ance
posed
of
its
and
103.65%
to
ranging from
the
net
refunding
be
available
construction
It
and
equipment
the
exoendfture
the
is
and
of
and
First
—V.
Ripley
net
$5,372,425
^
profit
paid
172,
4
par
proceeds'
mortgage
for
and
100.66%
general
by
to
Edison
Employee Stock Purchase
Co.
registration
statement
redeem
sinking
operation
of
Edison
INCOME
from
the
fund
corporate
the
—
30
$5,379,335
1,924,627
1,969,356
693,000
$5,364,382
1,924,619
1,957,408
1,083,000
bonds
purposes,
notification
of
Commission—
184,454,226
157,213,355
17,826,162
15,617,096
108,949
170,608
17,935,111
15,787,704
31,416,617 : 27,930,570
4,135,389
10,557,97* b,7,962,097
11,652,325
20,858,639
7,753,653
17.079,353
.3,401,620
3,898,662
3,779,286
•
bal¬
and
filed
was
the SEC
with
company
estimated
the
to
that
the
replacement of
approximately
proximately $6,000,000
make
was
substantial
construction
existing
$''0,000,000
expansions
of
facilities
in
1954
expended through March 31
Paint
on
July
of
new
may
gas
of
plant
require
which
ap¬
5,287,949
v
x.
'ri'.
''
i
shrs."
the
$1.10
'
; •
$1.94
-\'$1.89
$1.13
51.11
$1.95
$1.96
—
$1.12
pr.
155.
Scott
Paper
Co.
below.—V.
& Almy
169,
1516.
p.
Chemical Co.—Secondary
.
.r
.
'
,
(&
.'
;
.
Mos.—1953
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$9,087,097
$9,413,784 $15,968,126 $16,888,390
Sales
—v.
—————
180,
••'•••
252.
p.
\
Total
Costs
luxury
•;
' " •-
■
1954
-
Selling
and
sold
_•
administrative
3,350,235
Knife
distributor
this
model
The
1
the
most
is
MBS
first
the
on
discounts
dealer
and
the
Corp
popular
Electric
for
market
Knife
several
years
gifts
appliance
and
electric
second
Fresh'nd-Aire
line
automatic
of
selling
/1
;
original
cost
of
properties,
equipment allocated to
expense
of current
the
newest
taxes
fan
on
facilities.
emergency
§ After
line
heater,
new
on
Sharpener, Model DKS-2, has
and has proven to be one of
the
market.
..
.
.
43.- -
;
$1.27
recorded
income
for
the
includes
to
the
retail
popular
as
an
-
:
due 1978 are now
temporary debentures
30 Br°»d
New
outstanding
avail¬
at
the
with
the
Stre«t
trUSt"'
Doeskin Products, Inc., N. Y.—Files
With SEC
The
corporation
on
SEC
to
covering 25,000
employees under
used
for
expansion
Dow Chemical
on
repriced
:
-
sinking fund debentures
exchange
Fresh'nd-Aire
important
.
July
16
shares
a
of
stock
and
filed
part
.
1
working
.
of
stoGk
plan.
notification
(par
The
capital.—V.
169,
$1)
to
be
proceeds
p.
offered
to
are
1989
*
"
•
be
.
'
h
Co.—Expands Activities Abroad-
Continuing to expand its activities abroad, this
company on Julv 12
an agreement with
Pyrina. S. A., of Mexico, for the
manufacture of
announced
pharmaceutical products for the
Mexican market
the company announced the
establishment of a
City by its subsidiary, Dow
Chemical
which will service not only the
Mexican markpt
Simultaneously
sales
office
American
also
the
Dr.
in
Ltd.,
entire
Leland
facilities
Mexico
for
Doan,
and
Central
Dow
American
Fresident said
manufacture
of
aspirin,
Pyrina,
new
InterT
Caribbean
I.
the
pharmaceuticals.
.
letter
a
common
purchase
•i
des:gn
,
>
non-recurrinr
restating Federal
Definitive Debentures Ready—
<
.
never before offered in one single' line of
New models will retail for $18.95, $24.95 and $49.95.—V. 177,
heaters.
$1.26
depreciation
1953S iasa$3U357a9V22rT ^ f0r 1953' <°riein£lI Pulsion to June 30,
full
margin
profits
prevailing,
knife sharpener in the Cory
line
and
'
certain
of
for only $14.95 retail.
In additoin there are three
Freshhid-Aire automatic heaters said to incorporate features of
the
performance
p.
forced
$3,140,566
'
'Restated fc° reflect the average amount of
charges in 1953.
^Restated to reflect additional
basic
Fresh'nd-Aire
new
Heaterette
new
division,
§2^771,043
$3,,115.753
income
Earnings per cpmmon share (on 2.264,923 shs.)
year-end
$2 952 662
3,242^927
its
Jewel
member
July 12 announced a complete new
thermostatiscally controlled heaters for this fall
a
3,442,474
^
income
/3621514
•
plants
(depreciation)
^Definitive 3%%
for
season.
The
of
Co.,
3,094 884
405,027
of
Provision for Federal
.
234,253
33,569,174 »31,352,142
expenses
Interest
Net
1953
66,400
$47,125,590 $43,673,811
products
C°"
introduce
soon
.
•
„
"Crown Jewel"- gifts,
the New Cory Crown
Sharpener.
Scheduled to retail
at $19.95 with
of
line
Electric
been
will
-
$47,059,190 $43,439,558
Cory Corp.—New Product—
corporation
"
'
-
income
of
able
The
Offering—
Subs.)—Earnings—
.
covering
1
Co.—Sales Off—
Varnish
&
Period End. May 31—* 1954—3
number
and
19^978,473
14,690,524
.
B Kfonths Ended June 30—
of
shares
Cook
series
pro¬
27,240,871
451,040 * ^ 689,699
'
out-
aver.
approxithe
and
30,965,577
,
'
at
including
Continuing growth in the
increasing demands for electric
1954—12 Mos.—1953
Interes, divs., management fees, etc
Separation, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files
and Exchange
New Line of Automatic Heaters Introduced—
sale,
outstanding
SEC
STATEMENT
Snlcs of Droducts—
10,950
non-voting capital stck to be offered at 20 cents
per share for the accounts of Maurice Constant and Harry C. Hewell.
There will be ho underwriting.
200,000
179,
sink¬
the
the
participations in the plan
capital stock. $20 par, which
193,318,371
of pr.
end
p.
■
.
Securities
letter
A
vol¬
cor¬
company
with
of
98,458,743
.
$5,353,432
6,910
par.
received
to
the
HfCr
•:,
"5i;?' 1 1
cap.
sbrs.
on
Portion
Constant Minerals
With
Corp..
Inc.. and
Co.,
net
mining
8,589,330
„
1130.
p.
line.
&
to
82,841,647 162,352,794
Diamond Alkali Co.
5,621,111
*
securities—.
investment
of
.
Boston
expenditures.
served,
require
xaci ities.
Co.
Harriman
«!9?0'000 is to be used
first
customers
cervices
3s,
&
(jointly), 102.39799 for SVaS.
redeei'uaDle at the option of
from
prices
PROCEEDS—Of
Y
for
Sons
ranging
fund
ing
100.10999
Weld
The
11,990,950
2,476,198
.
5,746,787
taxes
Sinking fund requirements for six months
Expend, on capital improvements to June
Co. Inc., on July 21 offered
$40,000,000 of 3% first re¬
funding mortgage sinking fund bonds, series Z, due
July 15, 1989, at 100.65% and accrued interest, to
yield
2.97%. The dealer's subscription books were closed on
July 22. The group was awarded the issue at competitive
sale July 19 on a bid of
100.129999%.
White.
incident
SEC
(five
par
secondary offering of 11,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on July 13 by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis at $31.50
per share, with a dealer's discount
of $1 per sh.
It was quickly completed.—V. 178, p. 2471.
191,870
depletion—, .2,505,000.
—
sale
from
Balance
Halsey, Stuart &
from
at
Colo.,
A
at
came
with: the
offered
expenses
-
bids
be
Denver,
5,944,161
share:
on
Dewey
111,156
112,563
for
Dividends
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
—Bonds Offered^—A group headed by
Other
domestic
99,719,281
inc.-'
working
180,
See
$13,736,776 $13,642,611
—
-
—
depreciation and
first
dollar
posi¬
81,893,119
income
out'd. duri'g
outstanding
p. 155.
139,633
for
Balance
comment
largest
Oregon.—V.
Delta-C&S
notification
to
Aiken,
$5,000,000
r
per
Based
—V.
$13,597,143 $13,531,455
—
—
interest
Profit
for
the
'
and construction
Based
and
investments
year. *
freight
in
competitive
proeraip,
utility
dividends
indicated
that
of
1954—6 Mos.—1953
income
and
no
to
of
stock
Carl
Detroit
—___4_
operations
He made
year.
the
of
utility oper!
$1.06.
to
business
last
of
motor
standpoint
cents
74
June
of
$45,000,000
2139.
p.
from
Delta's
operation
letter
a
H.
covering
corporate
Earnings
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
admin,
deducting
after
opers.
Provision
approximately 5%.
Revenues from
were
given as $2,763,635 in
firm's
that
filed
used
shares
stand. at
1954
Provision
with
compared
as
be
to
1954,
from
Bal.
r",,
$25,000,000 of debentures due 1978.
Proceeds
debentures, along with other cash resources of
expense
from
Total
$14,596,483
were
hour luxury airliners
per
modernization
of common
through
income
Casb
largest
business,
remainder
remarked
approximately
poration
the
remain
for
Other
Net
V
to
shares
200,000
on June 30,
1954
share on the 1,019,863
on
Dec. 31, 1953 and
authorization
out
expenses-
Inc. from
Inc.
be
used
to
redeem Consolidated's
37/b% debentures due 1978.^-V. 180,
will
issue of
from
general
Income
operations
increased
added
half earnings should
on
the
of
company,
Profit
2247.
p.
of
in 1954
decline of
a
-
•150,000
6 Months Ended June 30—
provision
James
to $30.73
298. r :
improve
Detroit Sulphite Pulp & Paper Co.—To Be
Acquired—
Freightways, Inc.—Net Earnings Incr.—
and
&
p.
SEC
received
bidding
sale
$25,000,000
against
$3,095,891
last
year.
Net
earnings
after
provision
for income taxes increased, however, from $284,186 last
year to $396,091
in
1954.
Earnings per share of common stock, after
Mr.
178,
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd.
1953,
Wright
value
per
365-mile
aircraft
July 7
on
from
revs,
Utility
100,000
$2.97
.1954
preferred
$37.55
compared
as
has
Company
the
the
13,581,863
$1.85
revenues
In
assembly
to
in
in
Oil Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
share)
operations
1,250,000
.%
Co._
Inc.
estimated
or
equal
1953.—V.
30,
competitive
from
net earnings in the first
.five
of 1954 have improved over the same period last year,
<Leland James, President, told stockholders on July 12.
In
an
unaudited
report on the five-month period,
he said that
^transportation
market
$38,291,396,
June
on
The
•at
49,856,424
13,670.711
in
Gross
250,000"
^Investment Trust—Assets Higher—
assets'lat
to
by .^the
be purchased under the plan.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Fmanciftg^Approved—
16,852,026
30—
decline
150,000
Inc
Yantls & Co.
pointed
Period End. June 30—
,v
66,708,450
8,512,748
organizations.—V.
a
months
S.
$30,000,000
and
19,
Gross
outstanding,
shares
$29.29
167,934
97,391
39.479,160
sh
Geophysical
Despite
F.
made
potential."
152,000
246.
net
amounted
Bond
.
Co
p.
these
further
earning
&
.
&
of
will
our
company and The Detroit
of Aug.
10, 1954, filed a
Dwluc.
2703.
Consolidated
,
&
Consolidated
Henry Salvatori, petroleum industry leader and President of Western
Geophysical Co. of America, has been elected a director.
Western
600.000
180,
Co.
L.
an
CONSOLIDATED
Co
White
Co.———
Illinois
—V.
Consolidated Engineering Corp.—New Director—
oil-seeking
N.
been
passengers,
a
7.74%
increase
increase of approximately 20%
Northern
are
'
149,907
30,059,614
June
com.
p.
C.
1,000,000
has
>
in
may
66,935,634. 66,540,516
39,329,253
9,716,763
—
Weeden &
-
<.,
Arthur
Total
39,776,377
■
deductions
Earns,
—V.
39,712,798
,, 63,579,
___
750,000
Co.—
&
Co—
Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
207,926,367 198,450,813 397,016,413 381,481,859
taxes
&
exp.
500,000
Bruce
&
payments
and
more
each
6,000,000
July
250,000
>1—
&
fiscal year ended June 30, 1954—gains from equip¬
on
international routes.
June—included
these
gain
and
1,000,000
Cartwright
Co.
common
payments
This
Co.,
—
Thomas
for
Detroit Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
-
Sweney
s
Company,
Inc.
&
W
.
.
with
of six
company
per
Plan
200,000
Inc.
100,000
.
600,000 shares of
»
600,000
750,000
&
The
247,639,165 237,780,066 463,946,947 448,002,375
Operating income
Norr-oper. inc.
Co—
&
re¬
Chicago
"
on
100,000
1,000,000
Si
and
activities.
500,000
&
Delta
subsidy payments by the Post Office Department reosaving to the government of $539,000.—V. 177, p. 2733.
a
proceeds
Meyer &
Nicolaus
of
merger
&
Co._
Stroud
the
without
The
300,000
Co,
Co._
Stifel,
500,000
1,000,000
■
13.
the
covering
1,250,000
______
&
Co
&
Hirsch
'
$
250,000
1
—__
'
♦ *.'*•
July
on.
said:
Woolman
cents
&
100,000
H.. Hentz
(& Subs.)
$
.
1,250,000
—
Co._.
&
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
Co.
Fox
Inc—
Son,
Ira1 Haupt
.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
Operating revenues
Co
&
airline
Denver
400,000
Brothers
400,000
Inc.—_
Co.,
&
Gregory
Commission—
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Inc._
Stringfellow—
Frank,
Manager,
,
increase
lesented
Smithers
S.
pj 2740.
etc.—
routes
Co.,
Hammill
primarily
anbi-lcaking,
carried
Securities
&
_
Stern,
B.
Marshall
Si
Freeman
actually
Co.
Corp.—
Iowa
Nolan-W.
Hibbs
14
of
shares
&
Shearson,
1,250,000
150,000
of
Folger,
filed a letter of notification with the SEC^
non-voting common stock
(no par)
and.
4,200 shares of voting, common stock (ho par)
to be offered at $1
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to
obtain
building sites, pay for construction, etc.
company
150,000
Bodine
Co.—
Steele & Co.—
Fauset,
Consolidated Development Co., Grand Junction, Colo.
The
Scott
as
150,000
600,000
Inc.
Schwabacher
Morris &
Harrison
covering
Pomeroy,
750,000
and
$1,28.4,000 for the company's first
mail
of
miles,
$1,750,000
Mr.
Si
AL-1
introduced ' with
was.
150,000
750,000
250,000
&
——
Rothschild
F.
and
-
effected
past year included the purchase of 20
Supe^pConvair
340's,
a
44-passenger pressurized cabin airplane
which
cruises
at
270 miles per hour.
Delta-C&S has replaced the older, 25-passenger
DC-3 with Convairs on many of its routes.
"
Robinson-
Co.,
162
244
coatings
merger.'
miles.
this year
The
—
&
the
compared
and
during
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Townsend,
Si
seat
Woolman
tion
■
J.
•—Files With Securities and Exchange
L.
& Co
Day
Pollock
E.
subsidy
7.62%
a
its
.■;*
General
of
W.
paint,
<•,
no
since
100,000
Humphrey
600,000
.
200,000
Crouter
1719.
p.
in
Co.,
&
and
taxes
of
of
of
applications
products for
the
308,
Syloid
paper
j
passenger
30,
Mr.
250,000
—
'Inc.
The
200,000
Dick & Merle-Smith—
$272,800
$1.16
1953,
30,
June
part
proportionate
1953.—V.
year
ended
months
the
reflect
Wm.
'• "100,000
200,000
Union Securities
DeHaven
outstanding June 30,
1954).
tFederal income
25,
Co
Inc.
350,000
—
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc
City Securities Corp—
Clayton Securities Corp.
Pizzini
W.
B.
500,000
—_
division
company, a
1,732,313
passengers
during
the
year
ended
1,609,622 for the previous year.
"During the past year the company has placed
service four 69-passenger DC-7's on its
major routes, and delivery
June
Peter,
stock
common
revenue
later
Co.
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
Waiter &
Christensen, Inc.
purchase machinery and
Inc.—Earnings,
following
determination
available
costing
—_
Patterson,
&
but
reported
200,000
Co.
Northwest-
500,000
750,000
1,250,000
&
Inc.
508,800
&
Corp.
Pacific
Kraus—
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
J236,000
$354,400
$1.51
share
common
sales
250,000
!
the
due
withoiit
range
Syloids
in
preliminary estimates
final
He
Hanseatic
York
New
Eurns. Eros. Si Denton,
1953
Wells
this
the
Woolman said earnings for the
ment
100,000
Co._;—
Coe__
&
Mullaney,
600,000
Ball,' Burge
$2,578,200
Co
Masten & Co
Baxter, Williams Si Co.
Bear, Sterns & Co._—_
Elkins,
Net profit
♦Earnings per
" 150,000
150,000
Co.
319,000
——:
Machall
A. E.
Co
&
John
72
Then
use.
after
operations
on
No
$200,000
600,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Kormendi
150,000
150,000
__
&,
Aspden, Robinson & Co.
be
673,400
taxes
income
taxes
Co.
Strudwick
Lestrange
—
Courts
1954
$2,881,100
sales
&
Arthurs,
income
Delta-C&S
&
with
bonds
interest,
bodying agent for various materials.—V. 179,
government
Taylor Si
Kean,
to
pigment
Industries.
applications
outstanding,
Mr.
v-'.'Vy..
Kalman
Co.
&
lacquer
of
net
a
based
below:
———$11,000,090
Anderson
Higher—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
"
Stuart
Inc.
Dallas
Consolidated
upon
:
forth
Halsey,
higher.
be
may
for'/issuance
reserved
set
are
income
and
area
of
stock
5,410,771 shs.
shares of unissued common stock
conversion
of "3V4%' convertible
purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase from the company all of the new bonds.
Th'e respective
principal
amounts of new bonds agreed to be purchased by each
the
to
358,710
1954,
68,928 shs.
*9,600,000 shs.
value)——>—
par
31,
notification
debenture
accrued
silica
on
May 1, 1953.
Reported earnings equal $2.14 per share,
PURCHASERS—The
income
the company's undistributed
of
amount
the
settled
distributed
is
what
of
68,928 shs.
(no
March
used
Southern
222,921 shs/
222,921 shs.
to
shareholders will be
treated as a dividend for Canadian tax purposes and that while the
exact proportion of what is distributed that will be so treated cannot
hand
on
4%
—
stock
debentures;
a
has
C
at
were'
resolution to be submitted to the meeting
providing for the distribution of the assets of the company ratably
among the shareholders and for the directors of the company, at such
time
following such division as they consider desirable, taking all
necessary proceedings for the surrender of the company's charter and
making
application
to the Secretary of State of Canada for
the
"acceptance of such surrender.
It was announced on July 14 that the directors expected that within
the next week or so the disposition of the operating assets of the com¬
pany will be completed.
/'•%•
•,
The directors contemplate that if the abovementioned resolution is
passed an interim distribution to the shareholders can promptly be
made and that this distribution may be at the rate of approximately
$28 per share. They also contemplate that a final distribution will be
made at a later stage, the exact amount of which cannot presently
be estimated with accuracy. The company has been advised by counsel
considering
of
purposes
4%%—,——-——
♦As
special general meeting of the shareholders will be, held at Room
197 Bay St.; Toronto, Ont.;' Canada, on July 29, 1954 for the
A
5%
B
Common
Conger Lehigh Fuels Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Plans to
;
ported,
208,151 shs.
A
Series
Syloid
extends
functional
paper and other
first
brought
out
paint
year
Series
1263.
p.
be
and
Co.—Extends Syloid Uses—
of
further
c: -E. - Woolman, -President
♦7,174,200
;
.
value):
par
Series
—V.
„•
to
of
coupon
100%
are
-Delta-C&S Air Lines,
>
1989—
15,
Dec.
letter
a
10-year
at
ink,
flatting and
24,777,000
Series
305,000
993,727
---
——
—
———-
336,000
—
--
—
shares
of
;
——
1980—
Co.
11,306,000
2%%, due Jan.
Series
$11,533,000 $11,273,000
—586,000 |
570,000
—
2%%, due Dec. 21, 1984—
2%%, due June 15, 1980—
X
filed
13
6%
of
offered
introduction
Syloid
broad
a
19,123,000
W
Series
1953
1954
30—
June
for
40,901,000
Series
Nast Publications Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Conde
Six
of
plastic,
$10,893,000
1981—
be
The proceeds
&
Davison
2%%, due Jan. 1, 1976—
U
the
Grace
series
Outstanding
,
to
Davison Chemical
refunding mtge. s. f. bonds:
Series T
•Series
1364
With
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
equipment.
R.
.
This
the
year
1953
operating revenues
net income amounted to $10,636,735.
July
on
$200,000
underwriting.
$98,-
totaled
EARNINGS—For
184,633 and
31,
.
Furniture, Inc., New Bethlehem, Pa.—Files
corporation
covering
July
electricity and gas in the City of Baltimore and
The area served with electricity contains approxi¬
mately 2,283 square miles and has an estimated population of about
1,550,000; the area served with gas contains approximately 275 square
miles and has an estimated population of about 1,300,000.
adjacent territory.
Mass.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
The
SEC
furnishes
.company
Boston,
Fund,
Commonwealth
Crawford
en¬
the production and distribution of electricity and gas within
of Maryland where all of its properties are located.
The
In
gaged
1954, all of
1973.
Pay¬
the redemp¬
amount, will
23,
its
outstanding
due
ment
at the principal amount with accrued interest to
tion 'date,
plus a premium of
1%% of the principal
has called for redemption on Aug.
3Vz%
junior subordinated notes,
company
BUSINESS—The
3Notes—
Credit Co.—Calls
Commercial
The
.
S. A.
was
salicylic
inwrporated
hji*
fc
areas
Pvrlna
will
it-
acid
£ 194?
°
Volume 180
The
Chemical Co.
Dow
est in
Number 5345
Pyrina,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
announced
also
the
purchase of
half inter¬
a
repayment of advances from Erie Forge & Steel Corp. which
total
A. of Mexico.
s>.
(349)
presently
New
The
development of a new light
plastic of particular signiiicance to
nounced by th.s company.
stable
the
formulation
lighting
polystyrene
has been an¬
field
announced
on
July 12 that a lightweight, flexible tubing,
to wide temperature, and pressure ranges, has been
developed from General Electric's SE-100 silicone rubber compound as
BUSINESS—Corporation
was
organized
in
Delaware
on
Dec.
7,
1953.
Its principal office is located at No. 1 Wall Street, New York.
of
Y.
N.
'
The
of
This
new
formulation, called Styron 647, offers eight to ten times
light stability than general purpose polystyrene, while retaining
characteristic physical ana chemical properties of
the general
is
company
■
experimentation
in
engaged
part
the
and
fibre reinforced plastic pipe for use primarily
glass
is
and
gas, uiauoirxes
presently
purpose material.
ing crystal
fixture
Stabilization of
the
in
development
in the
oil
development stage.
'
*
-
*
'
.
Common
*
-
—v.
Drewrys Limited U. S. A., Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock
corporation
called
has
of its
all
Sept.
on
cumulative ^preferred
dividends.
the
10;
outstanding
1954,/it-was
stock .will
"
redemption
time of
the
also
at
that
made
was
time!
any
the shares
In
be-turned
could
retirement.
a..-.',",.:;,:
~
,
"///"-J
i.
.
/ J
.
eschhiige lor
in
theshares
of;,
31,729 shares '.of
.
Shareholders
this preferred
of
Atlas
.
have been
and
"
30,' 1954, >.
retired;."leaving a total: of
<3w
TJp
40,494 shares outstanding at. that time..
•
June
to
..i.j
not
have
12
converted * their: holdings, into Dfewrys preferred stock , can • turn"
in their shares, at;ratios)of the. original exchange offer, for -redemp- tion, at- $52.50 plus declared and accrued .(dividends.;.- -The Tight "to •
receive additional.dividends will expire on Sept. 10.
„*
Funds
for the retirement of ^he preferred shares of-.-Drewrys wiU.
provided by an upward revision
in the company's long term
continued Mr. Bmith.—VI L76;.p. 508.
~
(E. L) du Font de Nemours & Co...(inc.)—Number of.
:
Stockholders.Increasef—,c .it
This
1954,
company
hy;~i48-,347; stockholders
owned.*
was
as,1 of. June * 30,'
;
ovefr"-the' number
of'hoiders' recorded at
'close' of the first -quarter",©* »*9fHhr". and an increase of 3,821 over
the
Increase
an
of
249
,
*
/the
'
number
There
of
as
30,
1953}
«/-
-i-*"--
*-v
'
.180,.. p.,
the
as
These
-stock.
second
Co;—-Offering Oversubscribed—The
Corp.,-managm?f underwriter, on July 20
announced that 129,000-share block of $50 par 4.10 %
preferred stock was oversubscribed and the books closed.
—V. 180, p. 57/
v , -I- '•
"
Plastics
Durez
Privately—The
&
Chemicals, Inc.
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
an
3%% sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1974.
new
a
>
i
-
Alton Austin
:
,
•.
...
.'
'
i
•'
?Net
,
1953-
2nd'quarter 1953
814,496
______
_
••/
Profit
$94,213
126,723
months
Airplane Co.—Stock Subscriptions
Ton
$4.68
"4.94
per
v
the SEC
•
deposited under the voting trust between
be
to
:
-
$4.81
•In
voting trust agreement
2nd. quarter 1954
909,188
-; 206,248
4.36
$1,750,574
$318,511
1__
1954
.
income
from
investments.—V.
170,
of
extension
period.—V.
Elliott Co.—Reports Earnings—
Net
income
$1,001,590
for
the
$1.59
or
compared with
ended
months
six
share
per
$1,343,943
or
June
30,
amounted
1954
same
months
.six
a
to
See
on 533,158 common shares outstanding,
$2.23 on the same number o( shares for
year
-
ago.
the. first -six
for
for the comparable
$20,624,505
Backlog of orders
as
period
in
:
to-
Georgia
the
174,
Omnibus
Filtrel
voting- trust
prior
to
voting
agreement
for
2547.
p.
28,
Dec.
trustees
the
1354,
an
L
7:
_______7___-_
,,
Reliance Gas Corp. of Columbus, Ga.
The
i
some
7
-
.,
Six
Months Ended—
May 29/54
.
sales
Profit
__
before
normal
tax.
&
stock
give effect
to
prov.
Earnings per
.7
Net
base
amount
stock
method
to
of
-
:—_
effect
give
method
$1,873,149
inventory..——
of
taxes—
income
1,550,000
transferred
$1,182,503
from
Net earnings
|
Earnings
—V.
-7
-
share
$0.98
—
300,085
The
used
due
New
Estate
under
the
redemption
ing;
c>ss
interested
at
due
Mineola, N. Y. and Air Cruisers Co., Belmar,
N. J., recently acquired by Tbe Garrett Corp. of Los Ar-g^teo, became
divisions of the corporation on Juty T/1954, it whs announced by 3. Q.
Garrett,
Investment
Company Act - with
respect to
the proposed
retirement by Real Estate Equities of its outstand¬
stock, $1 par value: and the Commission has
given
until July 29,
1954,
to
request
ing
Real
Estate
to.
proposes
redeem
and
retire
all
addition
to
Other
The .class,,A shares are redeemable at $50 per share, plus- a divi¬
dend adjustment.
The.aggregate funds necessary for redemption willbe' $768,600 plus air 3mount equal to $3,202.50 per month for
the
portion of the current': .fiscal. year with respect to which dividends
are
unpaid.
According to the application. Real Estate Equities h-'s
generated
a
substantial amount- of cash
which it believes, could
berutilized most advantageously in the .redemption and retirement
stock.—V.
179,
p.
100%
at
two
wholly
sub-
are
AiResearch
Co.
Manufacturing
General Electric Co.
..
Sales of products and
customers
to
Operating
and
15,
costs,
other
-
-
serv¬
.
of
Manufacturing
Co.,
Los
Angeles;:
Arizona,
,
June 30, '54
" 1954
1953
$732,001,000 $1,447,-597,000 $1,530,448,000 -
latiori.w
from
operations--
$198,193,000
1(1537,000
proceeds-Tgfll }»e. added, .to. the cash
company/and be available for -general corporate
t
*
.
^ i
:
*u*>s
i
.
i
.
.i
•
i
i 'be-qu.
tM
bi-s M
purposes
Ji
,
funds
of ,the
and for the
'f
.
.
the annual volume of receivables
increased ,from .$3,028,812,542 to $6,697,-£32,386
and for
the first
five mohths Of 1954. the volume was;
$2,856^317,711. Notes and bills receivable-held bv the ccmnanv. which,
stood at $528,417,941 at Dec. 31, 1948, increased to $2,331,275,838 at
Dec. 31, 1953 and to $2,551,519,519 at May 31', 1954.
- ,
the
five
by- the
in
838,000
income-,
1949-1953
years
cpmpany
operating; in'c.ome rose from $60,1953. Income before interest arid:
For the three/ months/
31, 1954 total operating income was $51,325,000 and.
Interest and income taxes' $37,126,000.
-
1949
March
ended
to
for
taxes
total
before
$185,054,000 in
1953
was
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$125,313,000.;
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
"
*
Non-operating* income-—_
Total income u.
x—
Intc^kdther financial chrgs.
,
Fed.
Inc. taxes and reneget.
Fed.
excess
$102,513,000
186.000
56,500,000
$208,730,000
374,000
$270,595,000'
Notes, loans, and debentures:
Due within one year:
Canada ■" _L—
.
Other
43,090,000
profits taxes— I
•Net earnings
—_
Earnings per common share
$45,827,000
$0.53
States
l
H
.
t.
'
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:
countries (payable
in
local
30,675,444
currencies)
-Total
$0.87
$1.03
}/!
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126,857,745
:—
$75,417,000;
$93,856,000
791,748,000
-
_____
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147,000,000
114.500,000
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Ulrtted-
178,000
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Outstanding
$
due
within
one
year—
1,124,281,189
»
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9
Including, Frigidaire electric refrigerators and other
air' conditioning and" commercial refrigeration^
and Diesel equipment for railroads and
appliances,
15,363,000
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,
the
$255,236,000
*
on
comprised
industries.
acquired
1,305,218,000
$97,907,000
4,606,000
an
During the'first five-months of 1954 auto¬
97% "of the company's dollar volume of
balance representing other products
of
make,
any
purchased,
Motors,
Dimng
;
♦1
joif
,
634,034,000'. 1,249,404,000
prepayment on July 29,;
will be added to work¬
Authorized
fered—LeeHigginsoc Corp., and P. W. Brooks & Co.
Iruc_, Qf New York City, on July 22 "offered 200,000 shares
of common stock (par i#) at $1.50 per share "as a specuPRQCEEDS- The
the
equipment, heating equipment
income
—
for
The
receivables
expenses
charges
of the sale of the debentures will
of $87,500,000 of 2V*% debentures;
called- for redemption on July. 29,
payment of $40,000,000 of -3%%
notes-
proceeds
; EARNINGS—Consolidated
—6 Mos. End. June 30—•
3 Mas. End.
and
financing
mobile
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
*
net
which have been
1954.
household
•
Phoenix; Airsupply Co.,
Los
Angeles; Garrett Supply Co., Las Angeles; AiResearch Aviation
Service Co., Los Angeles; and.Northfll Co., Inc., Los Angeles, a wholly
owned subsidiary.-—V. 180, p. 59.
ices
of
used units
.
owned
and
1955
$37,500,000 of 2Vt%
debentures are part of
$175,000,000 of debentures, half of which was redeemed
June
224T.
Eric Reinforced Plasties Pipe Corp., N. Y.—Stock, Of¬
I
and
.t
subject
are
15,
July
1955
capital.
other
companies
AiResearch
Inc.
.K-r '■'
.
to
1; 1956 which have been called for
102%. The balance of the proceeds
May
General
divisions
seven
,
of the class. A
/
Aero Sales
renamed Garrett Manufactur- •
divisions and subsidiary brings the Garrett
new
to
Was
sidiaries
-
of
.
bonds
BUSINESS-r-GMAC finances the distribution of new products manu¬
factured by ^General Motors Corp. to de? lers for resale and finances
dea'ers* retail instalment, sales of new General Motors products and
Canadian subsidiary,- formerly
new
a
the
structure
corporate
the
15,372 outstanding, shares
of
the class A stock, of
wbdeh 15.231
shares
are
owned
by Industrial Insurance,
127 shares by Equity,
and the remaining 14 shares by 8 unaffiliated stockholders.
Equities
v
>
time
Ltd., Ottawa, Canada,
of Canada, Ltd.
Corp.
The
hearing thereon.
a
same
Engineering,
Rear Estate
Equities ;has outstanding 15,372 shares of the class A
stopk and-656,450 shares of. 10c par common stock.
All of the latter
is owned by Equity Corp.
v
President.
the
At
and
A
j
Engineering Co.,
Aero
York investment company and two affiliated companiee,
Equities, Inc., pnd Industrial Insurance Co., have joired
of an application with the SEC for an exemption order
persons
the
and
-
by'GMAC for the payment
1,
1954
'
prior
April
1954
draymen,
Divisions—
debentures
10-year
PROCEEDS—The
be
ing
Equity Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order—
the.' filing
oversubscribed
werel quickly
the
issue
This
Debentures Of¬
—
to redemption
at
101%
if
thereafter at prices decreasing
principal amount on July 15, 1962.
The 15-year debentures
are
redeemable at
102%%| if redeemed prior to July 15, 1955 and.
thereafter at prices decreasing to the principal amount on July
15,
1066:
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to
farmers
Garrett Corp.—Forms Two New
in
of
1969, were offered at 100%% and accrued
Both
July 15,
redeemed
corporation
179, p. 516
Real
Corp.
I
of commodities by construction firms, mines, quaries,
and many types of retailers.—V. 179,
p. 2596.
types
$1,482,588
$1.65
$945,799
-J.
common
per
102,650
—:—
delivery
capacity
interest rate of 2%% due July 15, 1964, was
an
offerings
iS'celebrating, its 40th anniversary as the country's
first and leading manufacturer of special truck equipment with the
introduction of new hydraulic hoists and dump bodies which; accord¬
ing. to E. B. Hill, Vice-President in charge of Gar Wood sales, establish
new standards of performance for the hdist"knd hb'dy Industry.
Hydraulic hoists and dump bodies manufactured by Gar Wood Indus¬
tries
in plants
in Wayne/ Ypsilanti, Mattoon, 111., and Richmond,
Calif., account for approximately one-third of the nation's total. Gar
Wood
hoists
and
bodies
are
used -to handle
almost 160 different
provision therefor after deducting approximate
applicable Federal taxes on income thereon
a> current rates
storage
S0.72 k »interest to yield approximately 2.97% to maturity.
179, p. 1932.
This
the normal base
to
inventory
LP-Gas
116
closed.
$2,732,503
1,030,000
of
a
fered—Representing the largest corporate offering to
come toyjnarket so far this year, two new issues of this
corporation's
debentures, amounting to $150,000,000,
were offered publicly on July. 21 by a nationwide invest¬
ment banking group comprising 23-5 investment firms
beaded by Morgan Stanley & Go. An issue of $75,000,000
due
$950,000
9l.n
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—New Products—
$843,149
Federal
—V.
May 30/53
-
$61,995,684 $68,965,317
the
to
fleet
combined
a
have
plants
'priced at 99% and accrued interest to yield: 2.865% to
maturity; The $75,000,000 of 15-year 3% debentures
845,000
-
$1,547,000
;
1
share_7.____——
bulk
27
vcarrying
6,049,000
543,000
730,000
;
Net income
Net
6,092,000
815,000
income
on
operate
other vehicles.
19
total above-ground
724,000 gallons of LP-Gas.—V. 179, p. 1372.
The
date of
firms
nine
trucks and
■
1952 • * ;
$8;387,000 -
$10,084,000
(excl. of items shown below)
Cost and expenses
and its
affiliate, the Dixie Gas & Electric Co., Inc.; Mills Gas & Appliance Co.,
of Louisville, Ga.; Southern Gas Corp. of Tucker, Ga., and the
v
1954
Ended June 30—
7
>
Co., Inc. of Dublin, Ga., and its three
Radiant Gas Service, Inc., and the Dublin
Appliance
&
General Motors Acceptance
belcw.—V. 179, p. 2247.
Corp.
Gas
to solicit an
additional 10-year
Depreciation and amortization
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.
'
Provision for Federal taxes
of June 30, 1954 was $20,300,000.—V. 179, p. 1720.
Endicott Johnson Corp.
sales, General Gas operates
propose
porp.-rSemi-Annual Earnings Up—
Six Months
/
s
and appliance
Inc.; Dixie Gas Distributors Corp. of Ridgeland, S. C.,
Gas Co.,
and
the effective date
1954 and voting trust certificates
1,562 holders.
It is estimated that
approximately
Net sales
1954, against
months of
1953.
its LP-Gas
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Delta Tank Manufacturing
Industries, Inc., and the Propane Corp.
affiliates, Armor Gas Corp.,
.
shipments of- $20,061;078
addition to
Phillips said the nine LP-Gas firms were acquired for a total
approximately 50,000 shares of General Gas stock.
He identified
of
Fifth Avenue Coach Co.—Sale—
Figures for periods are after' takes
and provisions for-preferred stock dividends.
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The company, a leading manufacturer of steam turbines, electric
generators and heavy industrial power plant equipment, reported net
the.
served 80,000 Louisiana and western
plants. Their total LP-Gas sales
previously
Corp.
the organizations included in the acquisition as:
.
of July 9,
as
1,000 shares may be deposited
termination of the triist.
The
$4.56
1913.
p.
therefor
issued
•
^Includes
Gas
Mr.
issued
$4.77
months
Nine LP-Gas Firms—
major acquisition,
a
three
the voting trust to Dec. 28, 1964.
There are 325,000 common shares
and outstanding, of which 218,048 had been deposited under the'
$220,936
$112,263
1st ,6
"'7
.'.7; 7'.,
■:
required/for
General
28, 1954, and also with respect to 325,000 of said shares to which
voting trust certificates will be offered under the proposed extension
$841,386
quarter
to; precisely
cycle and
during 1953 amounted to about 44,500,000 gallons.
Dc.
1954
1st
1953
v7:
as
Mississippi customers from 57 bulk
Cheney, et al., trustees under a voting trust agreement
of
this company, filed a
registration statement
on July
13, 1954, covering voting trust certificates re-
$1,584,811
6
--
so
production
own
customers.
to 326,060 shares of the Farrel-Birmingham common stock. The
statement relates to ^certificates for 1,000 common shares,
estimated
of
1st
customer's
the
this corporation has expanded its marketing
area into Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina through the purchase,
of nine liquefied petroleum .gas distribution companies.
Rawlston D.
Phillips, President, announced on July 18. He said that annital sales
through the 27 bulk plants qf the nine firms amount to more than
13,500,000
gallons
of
LP-Gas
distributed
to
approximately
31,500
la ting
Oper. Cost
Net
.
Income
_!
_
In
security
stock
common
with
Earnings—'
$770,315
,
quarter
using
General Gas Corp.—Acquires
new
Farrel-Birmingham Co., Inc.—Voting Trust Agreement
for:
1st
.
part of the-Chemical Materials Department's
a
Gamma
The proceeds are to be used to finance the construction of
plastics plant at Kenton, Ohio.—V. 178, p. 2572.
•: 7
East Malartic Mines Ltd.—Quarterly
G-E
.
577,551 shares of common stock recently offered
subscription by stockholders, 553,657 shares, or
95.8%, were subscribed for. The remaining 23,894 shares
were purchased by the underwriters, headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.—V. 180, p. 58.
North¬
to
to
-
for
issue of $2,000,000
.
Co. *> currently . manufactures both! the synthetic <
the hew shell-molding process, phenolic: resins »
and
silicone chemicals.- 12316
phenolic^, resin, considered 'the most ;
effective'adhesive agfent for bonding shell ' halves together, and SM-55 *
silicone
parting agent, -for releasing shell molds - from their metal
Patterns,. may be obtained by foundries from this single supplier.—
v. 180, p. 59.
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.
—Of the
Sold
Debentures
privately
sold
has
company
—
foundry is
77'/-'-'7/'■ 7 '
materials
l,
Fairchild Engine &
-
reduces
general* Electric
//
.
,
having; less
...
pouring facilities for all. common foundry alloys
alloys.'. /"
,
First Boston
control
30 inches in depth; the new enclosure is only
Height has been cut Jn haK—from 76 to 38 inches.
reproduce -castings
total
as
crane
Formerly
*1
and
; ;'7;;v^
^^77:7^;.:
a-c
-
bridges to be made smaller, and
required on preceding models, according
clearance
.The ^new
.
construction valued
in the aggregate/ of
for the above bonds.
The Georgia Baptist Convention Includes 2/729 churches with
an
aggregate membership of 738,250.
Light
Duquesne
the
■« Property
including
.$7,794,524 is pledged
,-t
v
.
Of
1954 to July
-
of
depth and improved- maintenance and
been announced by
the G-E's Industry
has
'
issue, $254,500 3V«% bonds will mature from July 1,
1957; $319,500 3%%- from Oet. 1, -1957 to July 1. I960;
$356,500.3%% from Oct. 1, 1960 to July 1, 1963 and $1,369,500 4%
from
Oct.
1,-1963 to July- 1, 1969. :
•
;
,
j
22,372 holders of
quarter perkxf ©11954 ended.
6,629
holders
of moreK than, one
kind
of
57..
...:
■ - 7
1
preferred stock
figures
include
—V,
Junet
132,604 holders©* common stock, and
were
expanded- line
enables
inches deep,:
.
iJujy 1,71969.
Sub-Killer
.
Ci Zicgier & Co., West Bendv'Wis;, Gn Juljr l5 offered;
publicly $2,300,000 o{ first mortgage serial and sinking
($9OO!OO0 of serieo A -and. $1,400,000 of series
B)». They will bear interest of-3%%,
3%% and
4%,- according to maturity. The bonds are dated May 1,
1954, and mature from - July 1, .1954 to and inclucling
fund bonds
S2F-1
Establishes Experimental Shellmolding Foundry— J
*
.
debt,
Grumman
new
EstahUahfueat of a new experimental shellmoldtng foundry, with
cemplete faoilities tor making shell molds and pouring' castings, was
announced by the: qonwany's Chemiosd Materials Department on July
16. Believed to be the most complete experimeotal operation of its
kind ii| the; resin manufacturing field, the G-E foundry permits study
of all factors affectlpg shell
and casting quality—not only in the
intermediate area of shell moldmaking but also in the final
pouring
of the casting itself..- -r
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L:'
line
-new
overhead
■
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.
Sehoenhofee-Edelweiss* who
yet
be
The
Ttto-corporation reports for-the three months ended May 31,1954,
thej lirst quarter of-the fiscal year, net sales of' $4,959,07(1 compared
with sales of $5,532,082 in the corresponding quarter of 1033.
Net; ,
income "for the 'period was $283,800 after Income" taxes of $174,000'
compared - with $442,914 after taxes-of $414,000.
Earnings per common
shaare" were 28 cents, -compared with 47- -cents. in the three monttak ;
epded May 31, 1953.
>
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'
Operating income for the quarter ended- May Jl,.1954- was^ $387,788 - ■
and inooate from investments was $40,092 as-compared with $805; 161:
'and $51,753 respectively in the 195-3 period.—V. 178, p. 1568.
, •
^
the
of
enclosure
features,
Control' Department.
Eve$^a«i», Inc.—First^Quaiier Earnings—-
.
and
much
as
engineers,
-.
him .Chieagov breweries, i Atlaa
Schoenhofen-BdelweiSs
and
half
installation
*
*;.
?
.<
redesigned
than
prior. to- Sept.-
of $750,000
sum
Brewing rCo.
A
;
corporatiop on July 12 filed, a letter of notification with the. '
30,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered- at par '
»(one cent per share), through; Underwriters, Inc., Sparks, Ney.• The/net-proceeds.are to_be used to pay expenses incident io mining ac¬
.
J7- In' November, 19ai,;. Drewrys^ isKued; T7,J23 sba«es of it.s "preferred :
stack
^
-
system
Announces New, Mote Compact A-C Crane Controls
Files With
Wyo
Commission
SEC -covering
10, ..1954,.. Drewrys has
for ^payment to shareholders who -may
desire
to
have- their
shares
redeemed
prior to: Sept.
io.
Stock '
redeemed -prior to : the final, day "will carry.accrued dividends up to
deposited the
643,000 shs.
The
1
agent,v
:
'
.
Corp., Cheyenne,
and Exchange
Outstanding
'
*'•
de-icing
Designed and fabricated by Flexible Tubing Corp. of Guilford, Conn,
the ducting is strong, exceptionally light in
weight, easy to handle!
and has been quickly and
economically installed by the Grumman Air¬
craft Engineering Corp. in the
wings of each plane. It can be used
without fear of collapsing in situations where bends
up to 180 degrees
must be made, and is capable of
withstanding temperatures ranging
from 250 degrees F to minus 65 degrees F.
FINANCING
Authorized
v
the
of
aircraft.
and
tivities.
Announcement
for
'
.
PRESENT
4,000,000 shs.
share)
'
Uranium
Securities
accrued
plus
Shares should be deposited- with the company's fiscal
City National .Bank &. Trust .Co., of Chicago.
(par 5c
253.
p.
announced
redeemed .at$52.50
be
-jwmI,
Eureka
preferred shares..
on
July 22 by
Carletpn S. Smith, Chairman of :the Board:-. The $50 par value- 5% %.
redemption
per
-
most commonly used colors for light;
parts—V.
The
for
Stock
EFFECT TO
GIVING
the polystyrene results in nqnyellow-
white colors, the
180, p. 262.
and
CAPITALIZATION
was
highly resistant
better
the
Development Announced—
$65,000.
It
Stable Polystyrene—
New Light
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6
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(350)
Due
subsequent
United
to
one
R.
year:
States:
l
3V*%
5
2%
notes,
4%
debentures,
due July I,",1958—
due June 15,
1959—
3% ca
notes,
150,000,000
Sep.
15,
1, 1963
3%
notes, due March 1. 1963
23/4% debs., due July 15, 1964
3%
debs., due July 15. 1969
.
4%
*
notes,
to
.
June
•
Total
Sep.
'
United
.
,
'
States—
due May
debentures,
3%%
notes,
434 %
debs.,
434%
;
300,000
Stern,
900,000
Fox
50.000,000
.
■
+
V
.
■'
.
—I—
due
May
due
debs.,
1,
■
Rippel,
Co
The
•
Rogers
&
1,
Jan.
due
15,000,000
15,
15,000,000
'
6,000,000
1968—— '
*
1969—
R.
25,000,000
Mosle
Total
Other
Canada
(payable
Total
subsequent to one year
E.
9,465,408
'
.
Total
3%
loans,
notes,
Subordinated
799,465,408
notes,
due
debs.
and
(United
indebt.
subord.
3%%
junior subordinated
April
1,
1967
notes,
125,000,000
junior
April
4%
subordinated
15,000,000
1,
notes,
1967
Total
subordinated
Chas.
W.
stock
($100
agreed
underwriter
shown
below
Includes
equal
C.
Brothers
American
E.
Granbery,
Co.,
Emerich
Gregory
400,000
Inc.
Hallgarten
Halsey,
400,000
Co.—_______
Bacon.
Whipple
Robert
Co.
&
Baird
VV.
Ir/5.
&
400,000
Ira
Baker,
Watts
&
Baker,
Weeks
&
Barret,
Fitch.
North
750.000
Leeds
Co.
J.
100,000
Kirsch
200,000
J.
Co.—
900,000
Hogle & Co.
Hornblower &
Weeks._
Inc.
900,000
E.
Co.—
400,000
W.
&
Co.
&
Blair
&
&
Boettcher
Co
Bradford
&
M.
100,000
'
,
y(Inc.)
Inc.—
Burr,
Kay,
ColHngs
and
A.
jQilTen
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Collins & Co.—_
Qooley
&
Co.—,
&
J;
Dain
M.
DaVas
Co—__
&
Union
Laird,
W.
Day
L.
•LCrouter
&
.Co.
Dick
""
R.rB.
^
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Lundborg
Read
Inc.
Company^
Domlnick
100,000-
Dominick
&
-
-
Co
&
—■
Dre^el & Co
Prfincis
Co.
I.
Pont
Eastman,
&
&
.&
150,000
&
Corp.
&
Co.__:
■ Inc.
!
"F8hey, Clark
'
'
Co.__'_Z
First
Michigan Corp.
Southwest Co.—__
'**iPoTger, Nolan-W.
'-=w
Hibbs
&
Co.,
B.
Paul
Inc.—_
_^Fostet & Marshall
Fulfcm,
^'jf^Rcbfert
Reid
Ai
Garrett
,.&>Glorer -Forgan
Goljfman,
Goodbody
Uoodwyn
&
Faine,
&
Sons'
Co._l
-
k
3,Oo6[666
Curtis
100,000
&
showed
1954
30,
welding
that
$0.20
assets^5 (not
total
total
Nelson,
Ted
process,
assets
-
were
v,
of Connecticut—To
Acceptance
revision
action
of
on
the
below.—V.
Corp.
Utilities
States
consider
180,
Be
Acquired
Co.—Meeting Adjourned—
pending
shares
the
Further
question.
consideration
$4.40
50,000 shares
$4.44.—V.
and 50.000 at
issue of
now out¬
$4.50 dividend,
preferred
new
160,000
that carry
180, p.
postponed
was
i
,
proposal would authorize
a
of $100 par stock, to replace
which consists of
at
-
stockholders, in an adjourned session to
jpeeting to be held Aug. 17.
a
156.
p.
company's preferred stock authorization, again
60,000
Gunnar Mines Ltd.
;
shares
a
59.
made
was
(Canada)—Debentures Offered—
July
on
Nesbitt,
by
21
Thomson
•
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
issue
of
to
100%-
yield 5%.
debentures
The
-
chase,
•;
$11
at
1,
entitling
warrants
carry
the
holders
stock
20 shares of
common
share up to and including
1955,
$10
per
to and including Oct.
including Sept. 30, I960.
1,
up
and
to
up
will
April
shore
per
share
-
after
debenture
$500
1958,
Oct.
and
to
for
J,
pur-
each
at
1956;
$12
at
•
per
.
1959
( inc]usive will provide for the retirement of $15,250,030 of debentures,
which with a final payment at maturity of $4,250,000 will be sufficient
.$3.,805,043
AnhuaT
sinking
467,041
89,000
2,3 60,278-
2,483,188
<•
payments
fund
in
the
four
1956
years
to
"i-
333,616
debentures.
,
The,company has contracted with Eldorado Mining & Refining Ltd.,'
Crown company, for the sale of uranium concentrates to the value
of <$76,fl50;000, and it is expected deliveries will commence before Oct;
^ '1955 and be completed by Oct. 1, i960.
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The purpose of the issusxis to pay the costs and expenses of the
a
„
.411,000
VT261^29
" 436,000'
i
•
%
all
retire
to
$3,553,457,
.
.
-
i-
"'-$552,
$107,524 *
$120,202
93,573
399,356
79,308
--
4
■:
"
'
'
*
1 1954—5 M«?s<—1953
1954-Month—1953
Other -operating taxes-
54,063
,v
,
'operating income
47,260"
$122,355.
"
Net .after-charges—.
—V. 180, p. 253.
-
■ •
272,542- ",
^
General
229^60^
80,277
439,976
;
revenues—$1,318,571
Other; operating
$1,003,596
699,929
880,879 :'
145,982'.
,
taxes
income
Net
taxes—
operating
after
—V.
179,
1
income
charges
*84,553
'
3,370,260
4,467,148
■
$145,454-
138,973—195,980
-
'
;
•
$737,221
» 504,25q
590,853*
—
V-
"
.
;
;
.
c.y
,
•>n?POirH^
bonds,
Trll8t ii'sMMft Y°irk,4 Ni' Y'„ h^s ^
i
P1« '8
rtiV °
due June .1, 1984.
V. 176, p. 1673.
T
V
Waterworks
them
in
or
net
■--
•
Corp.—Stock
proceeds
advances
in
meeting
the "year.—V.
Offered—A
to
are
to
certain
of
their
180,
capital
p.
be
the
used
group
: Period End. June
156 *
mak?
to
f
30—
1954—3 MOS.—») 953
.
$1,999,817
Profit
before"
Federal
r
taxes——
income
taxes—
$1,635,869
177,669 - "
155,616
{ Net
profit
V
* ~
"
,
*
the
*
1P54—^
'
Mo.s^-r-lQ5g
$3,722,598
'
309,246
-
-
-
-
*
.'58,285
160,808
23,314
$148,438
$34,971
'
FINANCING—On June 3.T954, a group™ of 26 underwriters, ^headed
try -McCormick &.-Co;» -Chierago,Til., successfully-offered- to the public
the
company's
Kconvertible sinking fwt ;
mentioned
of
200,000
last
the
,
,
K
largely to the expiration o' i,he excess-profits
five-month revenues, $51,000,000,' were- 18%
year's.
stockholders were'advised
that increased offshore activitv along
expenditure 01 about «2-000^00 iof
-equiDment
and
expand
to
he
>
stockholders approved' an
The
manufacturing • and
said,
*
approved
have
"
a
administra-'
capital
1954
(
-
to. the
amendment
certificate
in-
of
corportUion-to clarify, and extend the nature of the company's business,
173, p- 2289-
The
"
Hanna Co.—Net Profit Declines—
on July 14 reported net profit in the first six months
$5,101,300 after all charges incluldihg $1,303,887 for depre¬
amortization and development, and $762,073 for
Federal income tnxes.
The
profit is equal after preferred dividend
requirements to $1.59 a share on the <3,091,392 outstanding common
of
■
23,314
Part1 of
,
the g^ia
that
facilities. The directors,
budget off$n,000,000.
,
:
company
1954
shares.
$1.77
$2,762,234 }
$132,302
qrdinated debentures.c^fering-was utilized-to
150,000
than
(M. A.)
*
^
92,388
ioo;ooo
—
.
,
of
cation, "depletion,
$3,000,000. of
Co.,
noted
operating
\
re¬
$85,281
300.000
C-l_.
but
tive
additional
during
&
500,000-
C^mentin^ Coi—Progress—
^S^enT^ J6QUire
>
compsiny'$ -subsidiaries to
expenditures
Glass Fibers Inc.- -Statement of Earnings—
Sales
Co.,Tntf.
He act ributeh
share.
mainder, of
100,006
.
.
Mr. Halliburton s? id that7 because of expansion of services and bulk
Jcement operations, it had been necessary to incr3ase the quantity of
o
.
General
"PROCEEDS—The
100,000
.
'
assist
2,000,000
^ -
company
...
The
r
underwriters, headed by Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
and Schirmer, Atherton & Go. on July 21 offered publicly 29,600 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10.12^
400,000
.
^better
v.
A.
of
300,000
,
"covering
Halliburton Oil Wtlls
tax,
^General Telephone Go. of Wisconsin--Gb-Payift&Agent
100^000.
-.
SEC
The companV e^rnfed $o,776,000 in the ffrst five months of thlsjrear,'
last yeafi Erie"
■
300,000
Co.
;
eiS^SSi.'^^499,500'f an increase-of $2,000,000 over the similar, period,
"444,880 J ;,-^96,093. j Hal.iburton, Chaii'man, told stockholders on'-July. 2.
$867,279
.
\
*>
:.
(Mfl^-Gas Co.—Files-With
,
.**
.
$^to674(v
^$6,393^288
9S,3bO! "*
62,913.fw
\
8197,057
1721.
p.
100,000
Co.__
&
a
1954—5 Mos.—1953
s
of
balance
- on
July 12- filed a letter of notification with the
$100,000 i of- 5% convertiWe- notes to be offered 'first
stockholders and- then to public;
The offering will;; be
underwritten-by-Alex.-Brown & Sons, Baltimore, Md.
The net pro-.
ceAds are to be used'to pay-current accounts and -for working capit$l.—V: 172, p. 1732.
' ; "■
- k-:. •
-
Telephone ^Co;. o# the SeuthwesU—Earnings—
" 1954—Month—1953
the
to-1 common
391,555
.
to pay
plant and mill with^a rated capacity
^
;
v.--
'. The
SEC
$111,169 .*f>, $599,068 '-", $549,958
88,990
expenses—*
Federal
per
Jackson
Pollook
Inc." _„i
y
a
*
-
'V
>' -<.-Hagerstowii
———
and
y
on
I 250 tons "daily, which is expected to go-into operation in October,;
1?55'
$3,209,596
2,218,381- r* 2,038/035
455,ooo "
424,605
an nnn
80.000
Hheppre-^jroduotion costs of $1^476,369,
/ ?of
•t
;:_$663(634.Z.$3,543,991
$713,353
_
'
v- '
of
1 the pre-production costs.
construction ias started
*: \'i ■■■*
€»; Of Ohio-^-EarningS—
Telephone
-revenues——
*'■
~
expenses.:-income taxes—
investments
Prescott, Shepard & Co,,
-
stud
Credit Co.
160,000
-1954—5 Mos.—1953 '
- <.
$721,042
109,000
200,000
Co._—_
Writer
Inc.
200,000
April
standing,
Inc.—Earnings—
,
&
5.__
B. W.'Piraini-&
Wm.-E.
Sachs & Co.— 3,000,000
& Co.
& olds
Co.
Christenpen,. Inc.
Phelps,■ Fenn & Co.—
Piper, "Jaffray &
-Hopwood
_i_—
11
900,000
400,000
150,000
&
Northwest
Peters,
*
at
increased
Gundy & Co. Ltd. and R. A. Daly Co. Ltd., of an
$19,500,000 5% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1960, at
„
300,000
Co.
Webber,
Parrlsh
.
&
Son
Nowland
Pacific
100,000
Co
&
J.
100,000
i
$0.91
$1.34
sheet
the
The
an
57,477
-
i
<-
'<■
200,000
500,800
'V
Wells
Newbold's
The Ghio
Ferris. &
150,000
Company
^Field, Richards & Co.__
100, qoo
The. First Boston Corp. 3,300,000
of
H.
2705.
p.
Period End. :May 31--
.
Moseley & Co.J_^_ 2,000,000
Newberger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
100,000
150,000
for
64,382
income
chatges—
179,
mn?££.«f
mortgage
100,000
Co.
200,600
/First
Milwaukee
S.
W.
-
.
of
deferred
i
SEC
427,935
3,000,000
F.
,
.
Co,—__
&
150,000'
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
^
&
Miller
150,000
Mltchum, Tully &,Co.__
Moore, -Leonard &
Lynch
1,500,000
900,000
-
agreement
dealer
Hutchinson
i,__j
Mullaney,
—
Estabrook
$47,761
789
<
during
the
year
from
$2,042,829 to
^Shareholders'
equity increased 19%, from $1,241,635 to
W!hen
the
business
was
purchased
in
1948 from;- the
Offering
103,000
Operating
400,000'
300,000 »
--^Clement A. Evans & Co.,
-
13,277
$223,789
share
patents)
Gulf
-
253.
p.
p..
Co.___;_
The
operating
after
Net
100,000
400,000 !
Securities
61,039
234,000
$359,959
The common and preferred
;
pro¬
..
100,000 ■*
ij
-___
Merrill, Turben
-
income
Operating
'
150,000
Co.
r
'
150,000
Co
Emanuel, Deetjen
45
220,000
^
Merchants
See
orders in excess of
will be reduced
Weir,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
750,000
$784,938
497,354
Operating,
& Co.__
Inc.
Elkins, Morris &
El worthy & Co. J
Equitable
Co.
Co.
&
Co.
&
1
Mead,
3,000,000
46,322
579,959
.___
Wood
the
Operating
&
400,000
Co.""400,000
Young,
McMaster
Co.
Co.
$1,862,470
418,097
orders
participating
1954-^Month-^T953
"Period End.'May 31—
150,000
Dillon
Eberstadt
Marks
&
Inc.
.
,
$3,°^H.4Q9
.profit from the cold; heading and plating operations launched
the year through its subsidiary,
Nelson Fasteners, Inc., at
Ohio.—V. 179, p. 758.
16.
to
1949
1953
1954
net
J
100,000
1
McDonald-wtoore
'i Mf'Leod,
750,000
_________
100,000
900,"000
400,000
&
180,
Unit—
to
applied
has
Subs.)—Earnings Higher
$3,997.iP5
403,722
income—
oper.
Amherst,
cash
■Geittral
.150,000.:
300,000
'
3,000,000
du
M.
McDonald
1,500,000
V."®°rP-
Co.
1_„
A. .E. Masten &, Co.^_
McCormick.&.Co._i.-_i_
The Dominion Securities
Doolittle
Co
McDonnell
100,000
150.000
—_
&
30Q,ooo ;
3,300,000
—_
Advance
a
operating .taxes—-
;Net"
M&son-Hagan, Inc.
Bretscher
J
100,000
co.
.
business July
Federal
J
900,000 t
,1
Coe„
&
Laurence.
Co.
&
Co.-:
&
await
.
300,000
&
of
expensestaxes—
Other
MacNaughton-Green-
.
100,000
——
1953.—V.
in
/
during
on
certain
20.
George E. Gregory, President, reported-that the ocmpany has started
to
Corp.—Offer'g Oversubscribed
restrictions embodied in the
.
3,000,000
1
&
^Noonan, Inc._^^
F.
Go.
Mackall
Dixon
»
&
.
Dickson & Co.,
wpc.
Dillon,
t
' " '
1953
)
r
therefore,
July
for
2596.
p.
t
a
the! year
for
179,
(&
$873,592.
July 16 that the offering to stock¬
1954 of approximately 111,000 shares to round
and,
Operating
500,000,
^ Cropse & Co.j^_^___
Carl M.- Loeb, Rhoades
-
900,000
$3
the market price resulted
at
shares
corporation
Federal
—V,
HIgginson Corp.—__ 2,000,000 (
Legg & Co,^_.> 100,000 ^
Brothers —
S.ft. .Livingstone,
-
&
provided
revenues-
Net
John. C.
Iiwing
Merle-Smith__
to
for Federal income taxes in the
have been adjusted to reflect the
announced
Operating
"&
Locwi
l|ixon
.4
Freres
100,000
____—______—
&
Meeds-
iiSnai
100,000
equal
taxes,
United
the
on
batteries
quar¬
showed
company
$15,372,700.
Period End. May 31—
& Uo.__"
900,000 '
Co.li 3,000,000 '
Langley
Lee
,
^
&
200,000
Bodine—
the
craft.—V.
taxes
Guardian
1954,
other
other
balance
inventor
...
order authorizing
capital contribution in the amount of $1,300,000
to New Jersey Power & Light Co. its subsidiary: and the Commission
lias given interested persons until July 30, 1954, to request a hearing
thereOn.
The funds, to be advanced during the period ending Aug.
15, 1954, are to be used by the subsidiary to finance, in part, its
1954 construction programl—V. 180, p. 156.
-
Co.—200,000 t
Co.—
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
"
C.
300,000
•
taxes
the close
Make
Net
Co,—
200,000
Co._i.__ 3,300,000 5
&
Bissell
Lazard
D[e, Haven & Townsend,
|
&
100,000
J^POO a
20(7,000
of
make
to
i
Loeb
Co.—
Skaggs
R
,
3,000,000
Kuhn,
100,000
Davis,
,
300,000
100,000
1-00,000 "
Co.—
&
with $7,939,600 in the second
30,
for
announced
supplier' of
:
w
Laird
Securities
Co.
M.. Kidder
three
regular
1
200,000
300,000
-
100,000
Inc,
& Co.—
&
June 30, 1954, had net
tax,.provisions, compared'
months the year before.
ended
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
•
with
corn-
1
;
batteries
storage
President,
profit
$2,474,217.
-
100,000
Co.__
Co.__________
.„,Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Curtiss, House & Co—
300,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
Co.,
jCourts
Taylor
150,000.
Co.
&
'
200,000
______
Co.——
Richards
500,000
Hicks—
&
&
Kean,
,
shall
.
200,000
Space
Inc.
Lemon
Kalman & Co.,
•
900,000
at
To
it
150,000.
KaiSer
.
of
holdings
number
This
Inc.
200,000
Corp.
Co.
Lane,
Co.,
and
per
The
share, as against
share in the first half of 1953. Net sales totaled
after
provisions
and half year
corporation
ceased
300,000
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
and
V
the latest quarter's earnings were
shares^^ of comnson; stock outstand¬
the, same number• of shares a-
June
said
part
Trading
300,000
100,000
Johnson,
Ctface,, Whiteside, West
Winslow, Inc.____ • 150,000
Clark/Co.—300,000. ?
/ <Sark, Dodge - &' Co.— 1,500,000
^ichaa-d W. Clarke Corp, r' lOO.dOO
&
200,000
by allocation.
&
200,000
National
a
compared
quarter
their
out
this
1,500,000
-Grubbs
Johnston,
Republic
$3,117,200
holders of record June 2,
400,000
•
Profit
200,000
Co.
&
on
compared
ended
1,500,000
100,000
Co.—
,
,
100,000
Co.„
200,000
—____
of
months
Storey
This
1
150,000
Co.—
&
900.000
,
Dffin
&
Hutton
Co.—
Phillips
C&hTral
Hutton
E.
Jenks,. Kirklarid
150.000
Byllesby and
Central
F.
Sons__
&
&
(Inc.I
Caldwell.
Co.—
&
Biddle
income,
like
share
a
plants
new
on
/A
contract of approximately $3;000,000
a
Daggett,
a
profit
until
209,000
v
MacDonald—
Brown
Burke
&
—
—
Son
________
150,000
Sullivan
Inc.
&
Co
&
The
400,000
3,000,000
inc..
Hilliard
B.
A.
I'linois Company—
Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp.
Janney & Co.__
750,000
Simmons
&
Bo; worth,
.Co.,
&
Co.,
J.
the
General Public Utilities
<
100,000
200,000
Federal
in
.
ago
$1,981,815
aggregating
<
income before Federal taxes—
Net
i
six
portionate
300,000 >
Co
Co.
Ellis
Blyth
Co.
Co.
&
&
Co.
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
C.
Herrman
&
Becker
100,000
3,500,000
Co—150,000
Richards
$1.46
$8,423,500,
were
second
100,000
&
William
Alex.
&
Mr.
600,000
Co.—
months
three
after
1953.
the
$15,800,800,
400,000
Co._
&
&
Noyesl & Co._
with
$2,799,400 and $2.69
400,000
.
,150,000
Eichler
Stearns
Blunt
Hill
Ltd.
Co...._
Williams
Baxter,
G.
&
Stone
Bruce
Henry
100,000
&
of
For
earnings
Co.—
Miller
Hentz
100,000
Bartow
&
Hemphill,
H.
Co
&
Bateman,
Bear,
Heller,
&
Co.
Barth
Partners
&
Haupt
Kayden,
Hayden,
400,000
Co.—;
&, Kraus—
Sales
3,000,000
the
$1,515,700
■>
submarine
H.
is
and
Federal income
ago.
ter
Ripley & Co.,
300,000
Co.—
Burge
Dulles
Wurts,
Storey, President, said
a share on 1,039,971
compared
3,000,000
Harris
Co.,
W.
of
year
Co.
&
in
$1,741,100
depreciation
year
a
year
1,500.000
Co._
&
sMes
Operating
400,000
'
Yarnall,
to $1.68
equgl
100,000
Stuart
of
ing,
&
Inc.
——600,000
Ball,
300,000
company
earnings
Smith
500,000
Sulzberger
Harriman
400,000
with
1,500,000
,
Inc.
Redpath
&
Inc.—
Co.______
Co.
100,000
Strudwick
Son,
&
Haliowell,
100,000
Biache
&
Net
Total
Co.
&
Woodard-Elwood
Co.__ 3,000,000
submarine
'$1,581,382.
earnings
300,000
300,000
from
reduced government
Contract—
awarded
of
Albert
corporation
including
$300,000
&
this
earlier.
year
was
manufacture
'
Co.,
&
Struthers
Wood.
180,
This
Co.—
Co.,
&
Inc
&
Gundy
Inc,
150,000
—i,
accelerated
in
charges
a
Years Ended April 30—
100,000
1
Witter & Co.— 2,000,000
Harold E. Wood & Co.
200,000
&
Barney <fc
p.
156.
increase
$1,555,263
income
net
Daggett ™to
Gregory Industries, Inc.
15-
Green, Ellis & Anderson
750,000
&
Ames
Anderson
.
and
Marache i&
Grant-Brownell
Atichincloss, Parker &
H.
10-year
Co.-
100,000
Securities
Corp.
Ames.
J.
of
Wood,
McEvoy
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Higher—
Stanley & Co.—$8,800,OOn
Ailyn & Co. Inc. - 900,000
Alrtistedt
A.
Scribner
—V.
Co
&
Deane
Smith.
debentures:
year
J.
amounts
Simon
M.
Dean
Harris
&
for
Weld . & Co.— 3,000,000
Winslow, Douglas & '
100,000
Co.
&
and
1,500,000
Co
&
r
100,000
900,000
300,000
.
Pairman
Singer,
severally
and the company
has agreed
to sell to
them
respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate
principal amount of debentures.
The total for each
Morean
A.
have
the
in
$150,000,000
A.
I.
500,000 shs.
below
named
300,000
White,
Inc.
purchase,
to
severally,
of
500,000 shs.
underwriters
Co.
&
Wertheim
300,000
Agriew
share. «•'
levels
orders.
on current information "it is our belief
purchases during the coming year will reflect an
last year." A contributing factor also to lower net
sales
both
part
submarines
and supplied the storage battery used, in the "Nautilus," the Navy's
first atomic submarine.
The company has worked closely with the
Navy since World War I on research and development of batteries
)
300,000
Inc.——
&
Gibson
&
600,000
Sills,
275,000,000
value)....—
par
&
Co.
Shuman,
100,000,000
indebtedness..'
UNDERWRITERS—The
Hammill
in
in
an
Navy,
The
i
900.000
Co.
Webster
the
.States
■
Co.—
&
Watling, Lerchen
Weeden
—
to $7.51 a share'on
outstanding, compared with $3,167,259,
$416,940, in the preceding year. Earnings
to $8.93 a share on the 339,160 shares out¬
of
Awarded Government
for
.
100,000
Walker
H.
G.
,
—
300,000
&
Shields & Co..
35,000,000
due
100,000,000
300,000
Scranton
*
amounted
This corporation
150,000
Inc.
Mason,
&
Shearson,
,
Capital
Co.
.
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, ;
750,000
Stringfellow—
r
35,000,000
notes,|
&
amounted to $57,192,-
1954,
$60,854,903 set in the pre¬
President, said in the annual
Daggett,
$2,718,026, equivalent
was
depreciation
with
spared
3,000,000
100,000
Scott
'
■
1973-!
1,
Horner
Corp.
Securities
Van
&
Inc.
:
15,000,000
due
:
subordinated
junior
April
Scott,
{j
125,000,000
due
—
4%
'
H.
shares
credits
over
was
total
with
100,000
—
__—_—
Union
150,000
Co
&
Co.
100,000
Co.
&
income
I
Trask & Co... 1,500,000
Anthony & Co. 1,500,000
Underwood, Neuhfetus &
Roberts
...
Schwabacher
'
1959
1,
Poole,
Schneider
Co
•
ended April 30,
record-breaking
Tucker,
100,000
Parke.
&
1953
decrease
/improvement
Spencer
Co.,
______
1,923,746,597
./"V.."-
States):
Nov.
&
..
H.
•
Thomas
3,000,000
special
government
.
400,000
150,000
Corp.—
American
Swiss
year
the
by Mr.
He added, however, that based
100,000
liabilities
current
and
V
2596;
p.
stockholders.
to
attributed
iwas;
that
'*■
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
$1,127,190,
of
179,
Albert
profit after taxes
fiscal
for
3,000,000
Inc.——
500,000
" *
fiscal
from
year,
344,899' common
The
&
.
standing/including these special credits representing $1.23
100,000
'
Cartwright
the
6%
including
Co.
<
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
'
•
<fe
150,000
Corp.
Co.,
&
Sweney,
1,500,000
the
——'200,000
Webster '
Securities
.
report
&
cash
$529,487.—V.
fiscal
Net
—
Maynard
for
down
ceding
Co.,
Co.———
&
Stroud
Co.
&
Schmertz
C.
&
10,333,378
100,000
and
Bros.
Schmidt,
local
in
——
due
-
62,000,000
•
countries
currencies i
Stone'&
100,000
Inc.
;
Stix
150,000
Inc.—
Hutzler
25,000,000
25,000,000
Tracy,
Sales
619,
150,000
Corp.
&
——:
Inc.
Stillman,
300,000
Inc.—
Rothschild
P.
Salomon
6.000,000
r
25,000,000
L.
,
Securities
to
.
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Earnings Lower—-
:
100,000
Nicolaus
including
amounted
&
Meyer
Co.
Co.,
Renshaw—_
Cooper
6,000,000
6,000,000
1964
1966
15,
Dec.
1,
Co.—
&
Frank,
500,000
Robinson-
&
Co——
Brothers
Stifel,
100,000
Inc.—
...u
Humphrey
Rodman
*
•
.
A.
&
& Boyce____
Bros.
Stetson
100,000
&
Vv
728,000,000
1961—
due -June
Gardner-
&
Smithers
S.
Starkweather
Inc.
■V Rctan,
notes,
3" 4%
4%
Stern
Julius
Canada:
>
Stein
100,000
'
200,000,000
*
50,000,000
'
;
100,000
Reynolds & Co.__
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
<'•
75,000,000
200,000,000
1978——
1,
'
.
Co...
& Co.
Riter
75,000,000
i
due
notes,
.
75,000,000
1970
1,
&
William R. Staats
Reiriholdt
>
;
100,000,000
75,000,000
—
1973
4%
t'■
payable
25,000,000
100,000,000
1961—
March
due
F.
100,000
Co
&
&
$3,355,430,
$150,000
500,000
400,000
150,000
300,000
400,000
,
300,000
Co.———„
Quail
-
100,000,000
150.000,000
25,000,000
100,000,000
Moore & Co
Smith,
Pressprich & Co._$l,500,000
Raffensperger, 'Hughes
& Co., Inc
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
>
13.000,000
25,000,000
150,000.000
150,000,000
due
debs,,
debs.,
2.9%
.
■?'.
notes,
-23.'4%
i.
W.
Putnam
•
due July 15, 1955;!/ 15,000,000
due July 1, 1956———
25,000,000
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
In
a
the
share
profit
96'
In
cents
the
a
first
oh
in
half
of "1953, net profit
the same
the
common
number
of
was
$5,635,889,
equal
shares.
to
-
<
/■
second quarter of 1954 was $3,067,182, equal to
share, compared with .$3,635,342, or $1.15 a share,
second quarter
178,
last year.—V.
p.
1569.-
.
-
Harley Patents,-Inc., N. Y. —S.tock„ Offered
■
—
('
E. E.
Smith Co., New.York City, on -July"20 offered publicly
2^,000 shares of capital stock (par 10: cents) at $1.23; per
debenture^a
" 4:
" ' •'
i'retire all of the company's then outstanding bIiart as d ipctuiduuil.
• ' "
/
I
indebtedness and.the balance was added™ to working capital.As of-.* . PRGCE EDS—Th e
net - proceeds are- to be used to j?ay; for ._the
Jjune 30) 1854, Hiw company's' debt consisted only -of--the debentares
development and sale of the cotnpanyV products* And "for general
above.
-As
the
the 'proceeds
same
datd
from- -the
current"
*
assets:
,
totaled
'-corporate
purposes.
.
>
-v
Number 5345
Vblume 180
.;
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
(351)- 7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
increase
mand
c
eluding
in,
ra/dio; television and
machines, officers of
business
expand
other
electronic
devices
in-
the
,r
the corporation*, propose - to ,
production.
Industrial
HardCapital stock (par 10 cents)
125,000 shs.
73,000 shs.
ware
is
regarded
as
the leading company in the manufacture
of
Jsockets
for
BUSINESS—Company was organized in New York on May 7,- 1954, j
transistors; sub-miniature
tubes,
and
printed
circuits,
to acquire all of
the assets of Harley Buckle Division: of -the Sem-; f The relatively new f "automation." field looms as a major potential
market for its products, according to company spokesmen.
bodja Corp. of New York,
which was engaged in developing 'the i
»
market
in the
United
States and
Canada for the items invented
Located in New York City,.-the firm was sfcrst. organized in 1943, r
and
developed by Frank B. Harley of Camberley, Surrey, England.
changing to its present name in 1947.
Consolidation with the Prince •<
All
manufacturing and
sales- rights- to these items in the United
Machinery Exchange, Inc. and the Louis Offerman Tool & Dte Corp. '
States and Canada for a period of at least 10 years has been grantedwas
effected in
April.
Officers of the firm are Seymour Offerman, to the Sembodja Corp. by Mr. Harley and have been, in turn, granted
President;
Louis
Offerman, Vice-President,
and
Bernard
Offerman,
*
•
.y7
V
-
,
Outstanding
1"Authorized
-
further
their
sensitivity
Rayotube
high-speed
company's
speed of response of the
dete.ctors.—V. 180, p. 60. '
and
radiation
■
„
f
and
facilities
■
*
by .Sembodja to Harley Patents, Inc.
'
/;
The Harley items are based on the need for quick release
quick fastening equipment of various types required by modern
.
Secretary-Treasurer.
(
_
and
high,
The
and
1954
thereafter
59.
annually
1958.—V.
,31,
180,
p.
with
balance
final
payable
filed
corporation
registration
a
depart-
research
j
accounts in the radio,
fields
as
well
as
to
1953
totaled
$2,146,301.
from
ty.
Inc. avail, for fxd.
—V.
$1,371,624
231,426
1,047,059
84,761
'
—
179, p. 2597.
647,724
142,211
61,801
114,186
1
director,' it
Corp.
Foods
General
served
announced
was
years
many
on
as
Stock
Exchange.—V. 180, p. 254.
'
,
..This
will
been
has
July 20 announced that the
on
transferred
David
to
man¬
company
Louis
of St.
Lichtenstein
B.
associates.
Mr.
the
1, on its common
43 states.
its 78th consecutive quarterly dividend Oct.
Liberty has over 4,000 stockholders in
stepped
Levy, tonight
Chairman
became
.
offices in seven states^
66 small loan
22-year-old company with
pay
stock.
732,655 «
531,467
.
Levy, President,
his
and
"
$6,971,623 :
1,419,831
858,128 ?"
$6,531,277
150,871
chgs.
income
Net
'
$1,247,914
H.
agement
1954—5 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
opers.
has
Liberty Loan Corp., Chicago, 111.—New Management—■
Railways of Central America—Earnings
revenues—
oper.
a
President.
Robert Lehman,
Francis
York
New
*
rev.
elected
been
Board—
on
,
1
.
has
Francis
by
Francis
VicePresident, Executive Vice-President, President and Chairman of the
Board.
He retired as Chairman of the Board in April, 1954,
and is
presently a director, and member of the executive committee.
In addition to his directorship in General Foods Corp., Mr. Francis
is a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Air Reduction
Co., Bendix Aviation Corp., Mead Corp., Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New
York, Northern Pacific Ry. Co., and a Public Governor of the
SEC on
common
the
with
statement
and
21
Mr.
I.
.
The
for
-
International
Ry.
"■*"
Sales
2808.
P.
Period End. May 31—
Net
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
;
and
Clarence
July
*
400 active
products
over
_
manufacturers.
device
179,
.
-
engineering
own
company
electric
electronic
Dec.
on
The
television,
—V.
maintains its
sells, to
appliance
company
ment.
air cargo planes, airborne military equipment and a
great variety of civilian consumers' needs and uses.
In payment for the assets of the Harley Buckle Division of Sem¬
bodja Corp., the company has issued 20,000 shares of its capital
stock,
calculated
at $1 per share,' has- paid
the Sembodja Corp. $5,000 in cash and has agreed to pay approximately $30,000 -additional,
at
the
rate of $5,000
a
year with
4%
interest payable on Dec. 31,
aircraft,
speed
.
Lehman Corp.—Clarence
down
Board
the
of
as
President
Directors,
of
the company and
Lichtenstein became
of
Mr.
immediately.
President, effective
new
In addition to Messrs. Lichensteih and Levy, members of the board
186,683 outstanding shares of its
Jakgray Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC— .
; ,
of directors will include William A. Gerard, Lyle S. Woodcock, Anthony
to be sold
by certain stockholders of the <.
A.
Buford
(general attorney for Anheuser-Busch, Inc.), D. J. Harris
The company on July 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
through an
underwriting group headed
by Reynolds &/
President of Sills, Fairman and Harris, Chicago investment brokers)
covering 5,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($5 per
Co... The
public offering price and underwriting terms 'are to be;
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay for V and Allen J. Nix (partner of Riter & Co. of New York, investment
supplied- by amendment.
According to the prospectus, the oompany
brokers)',
■; ;
.<
...
'
'
has outstanding 628,100 shares of the $2.50 par common .and 199,880r •'expenses incident to manufacturing, buying, selling, distributing and j
Mr. Lichtenstein also announced that John L,< Wilson, Vice-President
*
shares
of
class
B
common,
$2.50
par.
The
three
selling
stock- : : dealing in. and with respect to all itypes. of articles, goods, etc.
and Financial Officer of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., and Edward J. Costigan,
holders, Eric H. Heckett (Board Chairman), Greta S. Heckett, and
partner in the investment brokerage firm of Edward D. Jones & Co.,
Leonard
J.- Buck,
purpose
to
sell
all
of
their
holdings of
they
Jefferson'ElectricJ Co.—New Clock Introduced—
both^of St. Louis, will be nominated as directors when the stockholders
common,
in the amounts of 97,388, 35,270, and 54,025 shares, ' re—.
A
new
clock, based on a ship's wheel motif, and incorporating the
approve
an
increase in the number of directors.
Among other ,St.
spectively.
They
will
retain their class B holdings amounting to:
"see-thru"- dial^of
Louisans
who have acquired substantial interests in
the company is
the poular /'Golden-Hour" clock,: has been In¬
102,044, 30,614 and 63,120 shares, respectively.—V. 179', p. 5. "
*
troduced by this company.
The "Golden Hour's" new mate is named '
August A. Busch, Jr., President of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., and of the
July
1954, covering
$2.50 par value,
14;
stock,
■
company
~
.
.
-'
.
:
•(the "Goluen Helm,'ana
Corp., Utica, N» Y.—Files With SEC—
Hart & Crouse
-
business
filed a letter of notification with thej
SEC covering $250,000 -of 20-year 6%
first mortgage bonds due Aug.
I, 1974 to be offered at 100% and accrued intere. t by Mohawk Valley;.
"Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y., and Security and Bond Co.,- Lexington, *
Ky.
The net proceeds are to be used to redeem outstanding -bonds *
($71,335); to repay F.'D. I. C. notes~($25,Q00) and for working capital.
The
—V.
corporation
174,
July
on
called'byitne manu acturerr "a aistinguisned
:s
office
the
for
home."—V.
or
176,
1
/
Johns-Manville Corp.
Period End. June 30—
,
Subs.)—Quarterly Earns.—
(&
1954—6 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
..
stock,
•
and
'A'
'B'" stock
•
Sales
•
66,192,920
59,380,045,
,
Haydock Fund, Inc.— Cincinnati, O. —Registers With
59,779,562 108,700,704 112,091,556 ;
Net
corporation
covering
July
on
filed
14
shares
25,000
of
registration statement with the
stock.—V. 179, p. 2473.-,
a
~
common
"Incl.
—V.
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—^
This
II,
$220,633,000,
President,
ployees.
I1
For
in
it
fiscal
sales
that the company's
annual
report
ended
April
the
on
dividend
stock
common
at
totaled
payments
Mr.
1954,
company's net'earnings,
needs.
This
iinahcia.
capital
v
'"Our
"At the
close
$110,400,000
and
In
in
Heinz'
British
records
in
of
Sales
Mr.
sales
stated.
Heinz
amounted
current assets totaled
to $33,200,000, leaving'
volume
and
22
established
all-time
new
varieties
Heinz
new
substantially
recovered
has
record,'
•
diminished."—V.
were
178,
:
297.
p.
company
there
are
will be lodged with a single
more than 4,000 now.
The
C.
It
above.—V.
179,
their
to
ores.—V.. 180,
The
i
announced
recently
the
of
long-range
Inc. and,
position
lithium
important
157.
p..
company
the
of
reserves
Idaho—Files—
*
notification with the SEC
at par (1 cent
be used to pay
incident to mining operations.—V. 177, p. 1474.
July
on
filed
12
a
letter of
covering 6,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered
per share), without underwriting, (The proceeds are to
Offered—20th f
Inc.—Stock
Co.,
Electronics
'Kendon
top
Little Queen Mines, Inc., Atlanta,
2597.
p.
on
move
entered into between Lithium-Corp. of America,
Corp., will further enhance Lithium Corp.'s
Lithium
with-respect
System—Acquired—
Trans Inc.
R.
this
that
assumed
Is
agreement
Quebec
$6.45
$1.13 '
$6.13
$1.01
preferred stock
of
'
2573.
p.
&
pleted.
the
losses
of the
which
of
preferred stock, now outstanding is convertible into the class 'A' £tock.
"Thus, when the preferred is fully converted, and approximately
100,000 shares of common is
set aside for purchase by employees,
.
share;
Keeshin Freight
See
recession in Australia during 1952-1953.
In the last; six
months of the past fiscal year, sales increased materially and operating"
<
$4,515,000
$4,289,000
per
178,
—V:
sustained
setbacks
;
control
way,
stockholders,
but
equipment
new
3,783,780 shares of common stock__
On
introduced'
were
were listed.
the
from
for
users .eager
700,000 shares
On
Prospects for the Heinz business in Australia are generally improved
Heinz
said:
"There
is
every
indication
that
our
Australian'
during
9,100,000
profit
Earnings
-
Mr.
Company
5,690,000
—.
-
in Canada and nine new sizes of existing products
tool
high
income.
likewise were the largest on
company
of
net
5,230,000
^
operates companies
Net
again
once
total
A
.
:j4 -j.-iu/.
'
..
company's
,
.
Canadian
the
^
the
(
a,
stock.
common
3,920,000
of
to -be sold slightly higher -than book value, and common stock 'B' has
Service—
been eliminated, there will be about 650,000 shares of stock outstanding.
"The
shareholders will be
requested tc increase the authorized
shy of the cash
number of shares.
One purpose will be aimd at a subsequent stock
purchase price were joffered what was termed "the most flexible and
complete financing and leasing plan in the field'' today by this com; split, and another to acquire additional small loan companies."—V. 175,
pany, one of the
world's largest makers of machine tools.
p. 1541.
'
The merchandising programs,
worked out by J&L with C.I.T. Corp.,
industrial financing iirm, feature a true lease plan running for periods ,
Lithium Corp. of America, Inc.—Acquisition—
of up to nine years and an instalment financing plan with five-year ;
In
a
move
to
further
consolidate their holdings of lithium
ore
terms.
Also available, in addition
to straight cash purchase, was a *
properties in North America, - this corporation has acquired 100% in¬
leasing plan permitting an option to buy.—V. 175, p. 2378.
terest in the Cat Lake, Manitoba Canadian properties formerly owned
by Northern Chemicals, Ltd.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. (& Subs.);—Earns.1
These substantial properties have been held by Northern Chemicals,
Ltd. in which for some time Lithium Corp, of America, Inc. has held
Quarters Ended May 31—
1954
1953
Net
sales
1
$55,370,000 $59,301,000
a
substantial,
but not controlling, interest.
In a recent move, the
Lithium
Cost
of product
sold, selling,
administrative,
corporation acquired 100%
interest in Northern Chemicals,
Ltd. by means of an assignment of Northern Chemicals, Ltd. to th.j
general and other expense—
41,369,000 45,160,000
Interest
1,800,000
2,011,000
American company.
I
At
the present time there
Normal depreciation and depletion
are no mining and
recovery activities
4,119,000
3,285,000 ;
Provision for Federal income taxes
3,793,000
4,330,000
although some diamond drilling and surface trenching has been com¬
Australia.
and
company
both
■
of
United
Canada
Enlgand,
ti.
■>.
year
con-;
the business, for
in
share
per
43rd
common stock. J
to $3.09 per share
$77./.-v. juO
■
States business, Heinz
i
i
$1.32
,
share.
per
the
stock totaled $316,757.
equal to 60% of the
preferred
liabilities
current
ramg cap v
addition to its
net >
a
£
»
fiscal
the
of
to
quarterly;
pay
$1.80
was
year were
$2,228,905 to use
leaving
amounted
on
compared
to
of
rate
This
paid
were
as
Dividends on the 3.65%
dividends paid during the
ye^ar, ago.
•/Total
annual
an
of
taxes
will
.
that
"In
class
179, p. 2248.
Machine
stated'
Heinz
income
to
that
conditions
'Jones & Lamson Machine Co.—Marketing
1
28,
$3,040,014.
secutive year in which dividends
Earnings per share were $3.12
;
•-
sales
net income increased to $5,586,000 from $5,546,000.-
During the.past fiscal year the company continued
dividends
These
»
all-time
an
July 20 by H. J. Heinz
to stockholders and em¬
on
$219,574,000.
were
which
year
setting
by
year
announced
was
firm's
the
Last year's
the
its. 85th
completed
company
of
record
11,356,849 1
4,751,620 i$3.58
receive
stock
of: that
holders
the
8,028,069
4,760,132
$2.53
$1.71
incentive to increase the assets of the company
marketability of all of the company's securities.
small loan
company
merges
into Liberty, a plan
any
the
submitted to the Liberty
will be
$2.02
5,435,663
6,413,358
2,380,937 ^ 2,376,332
earnings
Dividends.
Commission....
Exchange
Earnings per share
The
r
EEC
and
to
intends
also
another
restrictive
Securities
management
new
the two classes of common
only one class of common stock. The
approval,
and institute
stockholders to eliminate the 'B' stock,
class 'A' common stock under
not affect the dividend policies.
The
holders of all 'B' stock will be treated alike.
.*
123,448,405
116,728,773
64,815,708
^Expenses and taxes
"the
stockholder
to
'B,'
lacks
retards
and
"When
\
i
subject
that
said
Lichtenstein
Mf.
remove,
;
Cardinals.
Louis
St.
1769.
p.
14
2356.
p.
gift
r
for expenses
pay
Pioneer Securities' Co., New York City, on J
July 20 offered publicly 150,000 shares'of common stock J
(par 10(5) at 250 per share.
..The net proceeds are to be used for working capital
and general corporate purposes—V. 179, p. 1933.
Century
Powder
Hercules
Ended
Months
Six
Co.,
Inc.
-Quarterly
Report—
1953
If 54
30—
June
s
Gross
sales
Other
and
income
"
I
:
and
Other
27,316,028.
4,339,207
;
foreign taxes
taxes
1,411,937
-
—
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
,Net
of
Cost
13,506,107,
Dividends
on
Dividends
on
r_—
stock—2.50%
preferred
•
6,753,996
:
$2.58
i
Two
$1.10-
$1.10
Net
12-Bs to PAL—
SEC
20,000
covering
shares
of
wiuroui underwriting.
The proceeus
restoration and remodeling of properties.
to
u.e
'
be
'' '
•178/pc387."
v.
Sales'——————
V.
'
•
'
V-
■
.
The
be
to
St.,
at
three
a
cents
per
of notification .with the.
stock (par one cent) to
through J.
Arthur Pett,
345
share
City, Utah. .The net proceeds
incident to mining-operations.
are-
to'
be
^
used,
•Federal
gram.---V.
180,
p.
company
254.
creasing
July
19.
interest
plans
in
expand its
automation
to
the
~
it.
the
which. laminated
company
sockets
manufactures
represent
half
was
electronic
the
light uf
announce'd
in' the
*
.
Currently,
facilities
field,
'
business.
\
// /.
Co.—Earnings
income—/
>;
i
Net
Net
;
—V.
'
1953
'
State
■
taxes
on
58,4245
;
income
(esD—.—
-J. ■
■
y <
earnings
per
179,
p.
common
1480.
'
•
share—
;
'
*787,400
,
.
in¬
on.
:
components,: of
With the-tie--
■for
1"5-21,
•follows;
new
automatic
control,
,
order
which" Is
for
arfienan
and
sonar
patterns,
computed
outputs or
$196,052
—1$0.43'
t—
1481.'
$211,713
$0,47,
'.'•'•■■
..
>
(Canada)—Profit Improved
profit for the second quarter
$133,496 for the same
Included
in this
*SEC
Co.—To Sell Notes—
issued
has
an
order
■
.
.
.
< •
>
authorizing this company to 4S$iO
and sell to its parent, The Columbia Gas System,
Inc.,
'
time to March 31, 1955, an aggregate of not to exceed $14,160 890 cl
3 '/2 %
in1 tallment promissory notes.
Proceeds are to be applied uj
Manufacturers' construction program.—V. 179, p. 2371.
The
I
City, Mo.—Stock Of¬
fered—The First Trust Co. of Lincoln (Neb.) on- July 8
Marsh
c '•
;. •
ca'led Series 60, for use with either
Speedpm-v
or
MtrT,rrm.T -in«^nnnents;-Sp^edomax G Recorders for
a wide
variety of research work (one of which will include the Polar RecA
p.
1953_
1954
30—
earnings after taxes—
179,
Earnings
Anderson, Ind.—Semi-Annual
Corp.,
Manufacturers Light & Heat
,
•
by Leeds fc, Northrup
Philadelphia, 'Sept.
of better products—V*. 179,
of 1954 was $182,568 as compar> <1
period in 1953, accordipg to M. A. Thomscn,
profit is the assistance payable under the
ETnergency Gold Mining Assistance Act, which amounted to $157,178-a*
against $162,388 for the second quarter of 1953.—V. 179, p. 2039.
Exhibit New Products—
principal lines of equipment-are announced
their exhibit at the1 Instrument Sqciety Show,
the expiration of
Months Ended June
Net
1,885,000 ;
' "
-Four
$644,000 to $1,268,000.
He credited the
the excess profits tax, improvement in
amount .of
previous
President.
»
■
16,0472,731
f ,*51,250
Net earnings after :taxes
per
In
Malartie Gold Fields Ltd.
—-.■*.* ■"1»—'•
$713,314
$849,553 ' ,
$1.75 * "
$2.10
'
the '19*52-1953' period.
than
cents
Earnings per share
•
13,500,058
amortization.
1954.,- soared to a record $3,544,000
the dollar volume recorded the year
announced.
"
2371.
Six
$15,059,017 $18,828,534
and
the
gains to
new
$15,036,145 $18,820,987
22,872
7,547
—
President,
operating efficiency, and wider acceptance
'
1954
34
to
Lynch
Lower—
*
Leeds 4c Northrup Co.—To
Industrial Hardware Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Expands;
The
*
*
"
Lunn,
previous year.
-from-
;$518,570 •
$1.57
!
has received SEC
company
and
Earnings
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.^-Bank Loans—
The
*
cnarges.
'-if,
—V*
\,f
authorization to issue $6,000,000 ofshort-term promissory note; to
four banking institutions.
The pror.
ceeds will be used in connection with the company's-construction i^ro.
—
.
sold,-selling, administrative and
inc'udmg allowance for de-
goods
IntertSfe
letter
'
■
of
preciation
common
Lake
expenses
pay
13 filed
shares of
July
5,000,000
Salt
offered
State
on
company
covering
,
ren^'"J expenses,
Imperial Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—.Files—
SEC
172,371 ''
1954—28 Wks.—1953
$569,235,449
income
Total
Cost
r
-
...
.$662,594
$2.10
$1,393,000,
times
share as compared to five cents per share' in
the past year, stockholders' equity increased, to
$533,000 or $1.33 a share from $328,000 or $1.01. per share.
Mr.
Lunn said
that the companyls gross' assets doubled, increasing
amounted
the
p.
,
other
-
>•
(
.
■
.
i
ended Aoril 30,
year
2 Vz
$244,000 more
or
54,209 -
with
■
-
'
$1,6J8.044 /
717,810- '•►.• •921,903 '
Up—
Sales
1
sales
Miscellaneous
$2,106,633 $11,722,363 $12,674,700
$1,957,703
179, pp. 2141 and 2706.
'
"
Sessions
&
'
*
Gross profits also showed substantial .gains, Mr. Lunn declared, point¬
ing nut that $540,000vwas realized this past year as compared- to
$194,000 achieved in a corresponding period the year before.
Net income before
taxes for. the 12-month period reached $272,000
~
.
1954—4 Wks,—1953
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
\
" 1954—6 Mos.—1P53
1954—Month—1953
'
'
'
'
f
p.-60. V'/
180,
157.
p.
...
$1,584,302
.•, 93,742
.,
$83,473,872 $81,072,566 $587,925,198
Lamson
-
/Howard Stores Corp.-^Jtine Sales Off-—
Period End." June 30—
^
profit
for the
James S.
before,
6,743T• '.."10,931
'
u
taxes.:
Kroger Co.—-Current
used
-
i
Federal income
for
180,
Laminates Inc.—Sales Hit Record Level—
nearly
or
677,977
etc.—,—
bonds,
Per. End. July 10—
a
:,($l-4>er':thare),
to ;pay.-for
on
Sales
letter of notification with , thecommon stock to
be offered at par
filed
28
June
on
$1,588,864
—99,480
—
Earnings per common'shiare (on 272,136 shares)
—V.
Historic Georgetown, Inc., Washington^!). C.--Eiies—
corporation
Sales
3,463,028'
T' 53,875
'Depreciation *and amortteation/i.-—187,322
Philipine Air Lines is taking delivery of two more 3-place Hiller
12-B helicopters- for operation in the Phillplnes.
These are in addl-'
tion to the two 12-Bs which PAL bought las year.—V. 179, p. 5.
J
The
.
3,447,842
728,385
^-.-™^; $1,628;344
Interest
Provision
More
income
income
Miscellanecus deductions
$2.44
179, p. 1721.
HRler Helicopters—Sells
—
—
sold—'—
goods
Total
2,945,731'
2.677/37.
._
/
betterments.—V.
Lunn
1953
'
$5,725,307 '
218,720
'218,720
2,952,758
shares outstanding—_
Earned per share of comihon stock—.—
:
Dividends paid a share of common stock
—V.
Other
2,684,508
stock—-..—
common
Average common
1954
$5,715,091
.
Selling, general and development expenses..
Profit before other
Net income
--
•
1,349,726
7,150,605
:
'
t.v
4,576.430,
8,062,40.4
amortization.
on income..
and
49,947,332.
company
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Fibre
Keyes
46,136,831
28,306,.'"45
services
and
Wage and salary costs
U. S.
103,449,619
and
.
Purchased materials
Depreciation
'.16J.517
95,907,929
'
103,280,102
,265,334
—
j
RR.—Plans Financing—
Nashville
&
plans sale on Sept. 30 of $30,350,000 first and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds.
\
The net proceeds will be used to retire $24,610,000 Atlanta,
Knbxville
&
Cincinnati Division 4s,
due May. 1, 1955, and for additions
The
'
>
Total
$
95,642,595
operating revenues-
inetu
Louisville
Corp.,
Steel
No. Kansas
shares of common stock (par $10) at $17.f )
share to residents of Missouri and Nebraska only.
net proceeds will go to Marvin B. Marsh, President, who is t.> .3
offered 2,850
per
_
.
*
physical quantity which may be measured as a function
of
angular displacement); a new panelmounted pH indicator for industrial geryice which is said to be completely moistureproof without
use
of desiccants, and will be mounted with a stream of wash-down - *
flowing down its panel;-and the fourth L&N exhibit will demonstrate
The
selling stockholder.—V.
180, p.
157.
'•<•
.
any'other
Master Television,
The
company-on
i
r\nn
cha
July
roc
With SEC—
.V
of notification with the SW ^
Inc., N. Y.—Files
14 filed a'letter
f)n<:<:
A
stnrk
to
be
offered
at
par
($100 >
i*
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(352)
puncipal amount, without
for working capital.
of
debentures
The
debentures to be offered at ,100%
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
10-year 6%
and $19&,000 of
share)
100.03%
used
sales
N*t
1954
30—
Nine Months Ended June
$27,736,677 $23,988,128
——
—-
1953
Oct.
2,301,786
2,011,194
1,292,000
1,365,000
*M<>9,786
330,397
Income before Federal taxes
Provision for Federal taxes
count,
$646,194
;—-—
consumer
N.
or
used for working capital.
to be
are
was
of
business
The
income
Net
$3.06
1954 representing 8%
Earnings per share
shares issued on July
declared May 27, 1954.
12,
24,473
•Including.
stock dividend
stockholders
number
maximum
authorized
V
;
:
amendments
the
to
Letknder,
A.
The
headed
an
A
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
$16.75 per share. This offering was oversubscribed.
but
company,
to
An
held,
and
at
is
Houston,
in
Latest
ended
year
net income of $2,457,402,
March
31,
the
1954
this
at
time.—V.
180,
158.-'
p.
stock
July
on
21
of
•
*
:
v
of
•
,
applications
that
the
July
shares
offering
Provision
offered
to
for each
share
one
Shares
MARCH
OF
a
total
of
date
of
for
has
shares
493,737
Long-term debt
be
obtained
of
remainder
devoted,
that
time
-
in
•Of
$1)__
(par
amount
this
$1,469,601
by
represented
by
Life
in
the
proceeds
Society
will
serve
180.
offering
the
Merritt-Chapman
of
60.
P.
The
&
raised
Scott's
shares
reserved
are
officers
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
of
thereof
stockholders
each
has
Foreign
Stock
the
principal
offered,
agreed
the
and
to
underwriters
number of
from the
purchase
50,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Lazard
Freres
4,000
Lehman
Brothers
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
3,000
Carl
Loeb,
Btirge & Kraus__
M.
McCormick
8,000
Merrill
Inc.
and
Boettcher
Co.____
2,000
Co.
•
PROCEEDS—The
20,500
179,
825.
p.
made
of
-
Dodge
$210,000
June
Fancoast
Drexel
Lynch,
—
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
— ___
5,000
&
Co
180,
Sons
2,000
Stone
8,000
Moore
&
&
Co
•
5,000
G.
Labouisse,
2.000
H.
Chas.
.
5,000
The
existing
of
SEC
bank
authorization
aggregate
be
called
used
for
to
maximum
to
and
pay
redemption
West
115
Co.,
46
Monroe
Wall
Neuhaus & Co.
Common
stock
proceeds
&
Walker
B.
& Co
White
&
—
Co.l
5,000
1,000
to be
are
Witter
incident
expenses
1,000
trailer
8,000
St.,
issue
promissory
principal
Co.—
&
Sales
first
on
went
-proceeds
company.—V.
179,
was
to
York
New
Corp.
1954,
Frank
H.
a
provision
share.
"construction,
or
Y.—V.
•
•
Jennings,
a
director
share.—V.
the
Other
income
-
129,952
income.—_ $26,209,328
Cost of products soldSelling and admin, exp.
Depre.
Int.
depletion.—
and
and
■
expenses
long-term
Fed.
and
state
193,869
taxes
-
"
The
1954
and
were
♦After
394,757
351,406
1,856,867
2,640,268
3,993,749
$2,473,349
$2,586,665
$1.04
-
$2.01
The
•
for
its
consolidated
dividends
subsidiaries
provision
for
preferred
dividends
and
based
shares presently outstanding.—V. 179, p. 2143.
20
,
in
and
Utah
50,000
78
on
acquisition, exploration and develop¬
properties.
The
company
is no
the
vanadium
not
has
principal
office
located
is
Y.
N.
yet engaged in any business except
operation interests in certain properties.
for
claims
to
as
sold
were
claims.—V.
company
179,
the
to
2809;
p.
to
to
be
used
to
the
July 20 filed
on
issue
an
and
mining
quitclaim
by
company
-
"
-
the
Commission
request
to
of the
than $1,615,000 will be
to
or
therefrom
given
loans;
due
of
Aug.
until
persons
$1,585,000
Aug.
proceeds
the
will be
$5,500,000
1,
6,
are
applied
first mortgage bonds, 414% series
and the balance of- not
the redemption of such bonds;
upon
program
Financing—
bonds,
mortgage
interested
thereon.
outstanding
1983
less
house
first
short-term bank
repay
payment
has
hearing
a
" "
~
registration statement with the SEC
a
$8,700,000
of
due
applied
reimburse
during
1954
the
to
the company's
company's
construction
for
from
for
the
bonds
1954 construction
treasury
expenditures
for
purposes.
.
the
$2.12
were
a
$2.51
a
and
for
are
Securities
to be
general
shares
U.
income
S.
common
Net
ry.
corporate
stock
for exploration
pay
drilling'
and
purposes.
Investment
Just
shares
Co.
recently
its
of
of
placed
capital
the
on
market
Offered—
a
new
5,632,000
9,249,000
696,148
.4,110,921
1 4.228,598
1,729,906
8,067,077
11,052,103
1,400.772
5,794.744
8,990,092
$0.50
share
com.
preferred
dividend
$0.60
based
and
of June 30,
as
23,700
whoch
Oct.
America—Stock
1,434,500
716,565
inc—
New
at
1954,
be
made
York
of
recently
were
1,
shares
15,
at
$llt)
the
$3.88
shares
common
...
V.
preferred
cumulative
redemption,
drawn for
per
share
(see
of
-
6%
plus
accrued
Guaranty Trust Co.
N. Y.
$2.32
number
on
1954.
Partial Redemption—
The
Period
1,193,787
per
outstanding
York,
Period
1,539,480
Income
common
-
1954—6 Mos.—1953
June 1953
1,152,500
accruals-
operating
•After
,
to
used
of
taxes_____
tax
ry.
2680.
p.
$12,441,172 $13,951,467 $70,292,284 $83,196,460
income
Other
177,
Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
June 1954
common
Corp., New
& St. Louis RR
Period End. June 30—
Net
1953
to
through competitive Uidding —V.
sales
Gross
equal
will be sold
New York, Chicago
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
1,450,000
share.
per
proceeds
the
investment
John G.
by
179,
of
series A,
will be redeemed on
dividends. J Payment
New York,
2707).—V.
p.
stock,
180, p.
140 Broadway.
61.
'
-
offering
stock
1,172,053
and
company
Haslam,
the
President
distributing organization
of
are
New
Trust
and
York, New Haven
Hartford RR.—Equipment
Bros. - & Hutzler
&
Offered—Salomon
Certificates
net
assets
and
offering
mission Is 7%.
June 30, '54
five
The
OF
25,
10
1954,
cents
cents
net
'.:
1.75% to 3.25%.
Issued under the Philadelphia
Plan, the certificates mature annually Jan. 1, 1955 to
1969, inclusive. The; offering is being made subject to
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
price
NET
asset
per
share
per
ASSET
$6.80
share
per
$66,907
with
$7.31.
was
shares
9,843
Sales
VALUE
paid
a
issue
com-'
15
share
June
30,
are
the
installment
final
$12,786,000,
and
are
secured
by
equipment estimated to cost $17,040,000.,-.
members
Corp.
the
of
and
offering
Stroud
& Co.
group
are:
Inc.—V.
of
3%s.
as
proposed
a
standard-gauge
Drexel
180,
p.
&
railroad
Co.;
Union
255.
/" Dec. 31, '53
New York State Eleetrie & Gas
$6.03
,
cents
per
investment
The
share,
1954, ,(adjusted for the
for
common
ended
-
Corp.—Earnings—
corporation on July 22 reported that the balance of net income
available
income,
.......
on
..
which
of
Securities
SHARE
$6.41
.
dividend of
paid - from net
captial gains..
was
from
PER
Jan. 31, '54
„
certificates,
The
awarded to the group on July 22 on a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.. bid 98.5073 for the certificates
-.The
Other
...
share
value
were
Mar. 31, '54
company
per
31, .1954
were
bid of 98.3833.
,
.,_■•
May 31, '54
$7.45
June
which
and
-
.
$7.49
On
of
March
on
on
from
...
Total
associates
July 23 offered ."$6,180,000 of J3%
equipment trust certificates, series B, at prices to yield
.
certificates
H&slam
Associates, Inc., a
financial and business consulting firm, also at 32
Broadway, New York
City, Mr. Haslam specializes in the valuation of closely-held companies
for estate and gift tax purposes.
outstanding,
on
publicly
10-year debentures due July 10, 1964 at
(in denominations of $10 each). The offering is
.
underwriters and
in
July 22, 1952, from Canadian Radium & Uranium Corp. to
wherein Canadian sold and quitclaimed the unpatented
66
of
1954,
With
•
offered
at 200
100,000
Both
$250,000 of 8%
underwritten.
the
to
incorporated
was
claims in the Henry Mountain Mining District, Garfield
Utah, subject to a purchase money mortgage in the sum of
payable to Canadian.
The
company's right
to certain of
covering
298.
$11,434,961, which,
year are
is
2371.
TREND
not
748,000 shs.
*150,000
150,000
issued
be
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
New Jersey Fewer & Light Co.—Plans
period in 1953.
preference
Mesa Uranium
company
headed
$2.10
Mechanics Finance Co., Jersey City, N. J. — Deben¬
tures Offered—The company on July 10 offered
100%
to
are
generally
lease
of
dated
lent
.
194,364
$1,279,038
$1.05
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
these claims, Daisy June Nos. 7 and 8 and Congress Nos .14 through
inclusive, appear to be in conflict with school rights.
Accord¬
ingly, the company makes no representation as to the validity of
these disputed claims and deems its holding to consist of the equiva¬
.
$1,128,161
shr.__>
EFFECT
,
'
com.
claims.
mining
new
President.
uranium
and
$70,000
(par $1) at the market-price,
—24 Weeks Ended-plus commission. -The registration became effective June 29.
Jun. 14, '53 Jun. 13, 54.Jun.14, '53 «
v
Distribution will be made through the MICA Fund Distributors, Inc.
;
$26,460,149 $51,340,317 $52,382,667 '
of 32
Broadway, New York City, -which was recently formed to aci
<
155,925
287,248
236,485" '
as
the distributing agent.
.«.•'•
,-v
"/The company is- a -diversified open-end management type of invest-,
$26,616,074 $51,627,565 -$52,619,152
ment
type of investment company.. Formed in
1938,
the company
20,926,705
41,119,989
41,073,012
operated/ prior to this year, mainly in the State of Michigan. At the
1,675,972
3,492,866
3,285,547
end of
1953, new management entered the picture with the idea of
683,128
1,506,346
1,328,773
expanding the company's activities mother areas./
1,380,444
•Earns, per
exploratory drifts, under¬
and other geological
and
and/or for the acquisi¬
mining
The
$170,109,549, down 2.8%
Offered—Hunter
net
expenses
of
on
earnings
common
748,220
on
debt
income
Net
20,829,797
1,768,837
of
GIVING
100,000
engage
County,
at
180,
.
Total
payments
company,
will
$26,079,376
be
(par fiVe cents)purchase warrants
Lasher,
total
lode
1
of
179, p.
July
on
the
of
—12 Weeks Ended—
—
mortgage
the company's properties
on
company
The
178, p.
operation and maintenance of
Earnings for the first six months of
Mountain
dealer's discount
(& Subs.)—Earnings for Quarter—
sftles—u_—___.
to
company
its
meet the mortgage payment
balance of $190,000 for the
used for working capital, 'in¬
to
the
and
a
29
deed
of
all
111.,
N.
bank loans.—V.
Earnings for the first six months of this
after
Co.—Secondary Of¬
share, with
completed.
Jun. 13, '54
Net
meet
$10,000
1954,
subsidiary of Associates.
Its
Broadway, Room 1707, New York,
A
90,
15,
to
The
on
of $175,044,261 for the same
Mutual
Mead
next
to
of
at
2809.
p.
the
Inc.,
longer
acquire
18,
Aug.
Chicago
St.,
used to repay
company,
months
(par 50)
It
to use the anticipated net pro¬
$10,000 borrowed from One Hun¬
intends
repay
ment
Milwaukee's
Sites,
to
this
of
six
Cleveland, O., at $23
net
Martin
and
of
amount
discharge
Corp.—Bonds Placed Privately—
parks. ' """*"
—Stock
$1 per share.
Brothers, both ofvNew
4,000
Engineering
per
or
July 6, 1952,
as
the wholly owned subsidiary of One Hundred Associates of Amer¬
ica, Inc., for the purpose of acquiring interests in certain properties
has sold $1,150,000 of 3 *4% first mortgage
The corporation
.r
fering—A secondary offering of 4,300 shares of common
stock (par $5) was made on July 6 by McDonald &
Co.,
The
which
•Of
July 9 filed a letter of notification with thfe SEC
covering 68,000^ shares--oT common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share), without Underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
2,500
Robbins,
Machine
months of 1954,
rates
Authorized
•Earns,
McNeil
at
drilling, driving of
work,
road
building,
development
stock
179,
loans.—V.
Inc.,. Monroe, Mich.—Files
Securities and "Exchange Commission—
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A »
secondary offering of 24,800 shares of common stock;
(par $18) was made on July 22 by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co
at $42 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. It was quickly completed.—V. 179, p. 2706. "
of
and
1984;
White, Weld & Co
3,000
Gas Service
Mobile-Home
8,000
White, Hattier & Sanford
Dean
&
the
for
Common
/'/, Monsanto Chemical Co.—Semi-Annual Sales Off—
McKesson
of
expenses
CAPITALIZATION
Webster Securities
Corp.
157.
p.
tion
Co. and Central Life Assurance Co.
surance
2,000
-
enter
Com¬
bonds due 1979 to Union Central Life Insurance Co., Life
Insurance Co. of Georgia, Columbian National Life In¬
8,000
___
been
The company
5,000
.
Smith,
Co.—-I.—
July
funds
to
the
31,
1954,
development
make
the
255. \
Mobile
Smith, Barney & Co
8,020
ta
compared
as
23,
&
1,000
Ingalls & Snyder—
—V.
have
p.
5,000
Co
Underwood,
&
to
may
and
4,000
Northwest
Schwabacher
Weil,
1954,
Trust
5,000
Hutton & Co
will
Bank,
5.000
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Tucker, Anthony & Co._
•5,000
E.
it
which
1, 1954, of which $5,400,000 were outstanding
and to finance its construction program.—V. 180, p. 61.
Savings
2,000
Frledrichs
under
$23,000,000;
Aug.
Banker's
Hornblower
W.
15,
due
the
in
the
•—:
Weeks——._
payment
received
banks
Proceeds
and
Hemphill. Noyes -& Co._-_—• -5,000
Howard,
six
There
1,000
&
authorization
for
of
the outstanding first mortgage bonds, 3%% series due 1981 at 103.72%
acrcued -interest.
Payment will be made at the Harris Trust
2,500
&
the
has
company
8,000
Russ & Company
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
for
3,000
.,
4,000
Robert Garrett
SEC
banks
amount
Missouri Power & Light Co.—Calls Bonds—
2,000
.1
the
seven
to
to
June
Pierce,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Marshall.
&
to
with
aggregate
and
Rolan, Mosle & Cooper
Fridley & Hess.
funds
$10,000,000.
3'A%
notes
2,000
8,000
Southwest Co
First
Foster
Co
&
5,000
Equitable Securities Corp.—
the
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—To Borrow—
8,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
2,000
——
Co._
amounted
1954,
has
This
8,000
—
Milwaukee Co.—
Paine,
'
applied
agreement
in
provide
the
Dillon
&
of
(Utah)—Stock Offered—Jay
Corp.
America,
10,
exploratory work
2707,
p.
shares
Co^—_______
&
Eastman,
branches
months
reported-
for the six months of 1953.
company
first,
of
due
$10,000
ground
given interested persons until Aug. 9,
1954, to request
a
hearing thereon.
The contemplated borrowings are for the pur¬
pose of providing temporary financing of the company's construction
program during the current year and the early part of 1955, and also
selling
Pacific
Robertson &
Dewar,
of
5,000
Co.—
&
has
company
credit
a
mission
Option
5,000
_________
and
being
on July 14 publicly offered 298,000 shares of com¬
stock (par five cents) at $1 per share "as a specu¬
mon
general
Rhoades &
Fenner & Beane
The
George D. B. Bonbright &
Clark,
(excluding
profit
York,
of
8,000
3,000
Co.,
._
Co.
5,000
William Blair & Co.—_____
Blyth
&
six
converted
were
Uranium
National
other
1,695,965 the total out¬
authorized 3,000,000 shares.
Associates
This
a.uoO
Co._
&
A. C. Ailyn & Co., Inc.—
Bali,
currencies
dred
notes
Dominick
&
the
$2.83
branches
and
consolidated
to
company
borrowings
Shares
Peabody & Co.—_ 30,000
Kidder,
during
taxes)
BUSINESS—Corporation
Shares
Dominick
subsidia«ies
the
1,969,807
$2.59
of exchange, official
free, prevailing at May 31, 1954 and May 31, 1953.—V. 180, p. 158.
.
ceeds
into
3%%
the
of
in
5,570,465
outstdg.
now
foreign subsidiary companies
(after
—V.
follows;
as
are
above
severally
under
profits
included
7,133,912
•
of
names
stock
common
which
issuance
for
employes.
key
12,704,377
$2,411,466 during
has received SEC authorization to issue and sell an
shares of its no par common stock to its parent,
General
Public
Utilities
Corp., for a purchase price of $2,050,000.
Proceeds will be used to meet in part the issuer's construction program.
to
X 25,000
Plan for
all
of shares
no.
W. Kaufmann & Co. and Vickers
of
$
11,792,871
2,173,382 '
on
not
are
of
1953
-*
$
6,165,806
compared with $1,044,236
as
,
from
The
United States.
for further expansion and
the
of
1934
*
123,219,137 123,601,405
branches which amounted to $2,020,690 during the six
through
on
Assurance
of
the.
$4,050,000
$4,500,000
proceeds realized
purposes.
additional
2,000,000 shs.
a
*.
*
lation."
mortgage
note payable to a bank, due $10,000 monthly from July 20, 1954 and
secured by a lien on a derrick barge.
Repayments of long-term in¬
debtedness between March 31, and May 31, 1954 aggregated $294,652.
was
'
the same period of 1953. Included in the net
profit shown above, are the profits earned by the Canadian subsidiary,
and cash dividends received
from foreign
subsidiary companies and
Scott's
&
diversification
and
with
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock to Parent—
Outstanding
12,500,000 shs.
------
*
"
5,627,065
share
$3,265,548
ad¬
of
.
-.
the
many
as
offerings
part, to retirement of the
the 10-year, 4'/2% unsecured
Merritt-Chapman & Scott in March,
1953,
subscription
standing
*$2,110,101
—______
stock
Common
"
unremitted
Canada)
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—To Borrow—
Authorized
existing notes
off about $1,000,000 of
pay
outstanding
•The
he
offer,
the
Merritt-Chapman
expansion
v.'...,
announced
outstanding
Equitable
Full
further
a
third
the
oversubscribed
facilitate
to
for
marked
heavily
V /
now
corporate
1954
31,
to
for income taxes
per
cluding
AS
used
Net profit
Wolfson, President
Louis E.
expiration
19
this
had
designed
program
will
balance
that
noted
shareholders
Wolfson
Mr.
after taxes.
CAPITALIZATION
be
Profits, after depreciation and maintenance
additional
corporation
basis
by
•
Profits
—V.
will
panies and branches
Earns,
of
as
Wolfson
ditional
the
funds
Six Months Ending June 30—
'
"
Sales, including sales of foreign subsidiary com-
to Share¬
282,661
the
this
of
the
on
•
•
oversubscription
share
per
figures show
that
loan
can
National-Cash Register Co.' (& Subs.)— Earnings—i
-
Chairman.
continuing
operations.
had
company
by 75%—
common
$21
announced
was
received
Mr.
Texas.
the
at
Board
years
provides enginering and construction services
to major and independent .companies in oil and gas operations in the
inland and offshore waters of the Gulf Coast area of Louisiana, Texas,
Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.
The company also produces and
sells oil and gas from properties in Colorado, Texas, Wyoming and
elsewhere.
It holds leasehold and fee acreage in various states, and is
actively engaged in exploring for and developing oil and gas production.
For the 1954 fiscal year the company drilled or participated in 119
wells of which 69 were completed as oil wells and one as a gas well.
In the year ended March 31, 1954 the net crude oil and condensate v
production amounted to 1,496,103 barrels against 187,176 barrels in
1950.
At March 31,
1954 the company owned working interests of
varying amounts in 314 oil wells and 12 gas wells located on leases
held by production which cover an aggregate of 27,932 acres.
Principal office of the company's contracting and engineering divi¬
sion Is in Harvey, La. and the principal office of its oil and gas V
and
York
$200,000 more, according to arrangements
on
July 15. The loan will be on 12-year
ahead of last year.
said.
proceeds from the sale will not accrue to the
group of 20 selling stockholders.
EARNINGS—For
Acquisition—
Scott Corp.—Offering
&
75%
unissued
of
five
BUSINESS—Company
division
offered
Oversubscribed
approximately
shares
net
a
stock
common
holders
were
PROCEEDS—The
•
Acceptance Corp.—Proposed
Merritt-Chapman
.
New
of
$6/250,000 since the end of the war in increasing its production capacity
to keep pace with greater demands for its
products. Since 1952, when it
purchased the assets of the Croft Brewing Co. of Boston, Narrangansett
also has
produced Croft ale.
The company's sales are about 10%
—
v
,
~
Dominick
&
The
,
McDermott & Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—Domiand Kidder, Peabody & Co. jointly
underwriting group which on July 21 offered
(J. Ray)
loan from
$1,000,000
a
Co.
has decided to make a cash offer only for the stock of «
Credit Corp.
of Connecticut.
Therefore, there will be.no*
Guardian
class
Insurance
company
stockholders
nick
—
i996,370 \
1
309,529 *
-
.
Life
4%% notes.
-
,
,
H.
-
Merchants
..
the
President, stated that
there are no plans at this time which would involve the issuance
of any of the additional
authorized stock, the increase being solely
in order to make additional shares available in the future as may
be directed by the further growth of the company.—V. 180, p. 60,
In
1964__—
—';——:—
i
—
180, p. 60
over
and to reimburse Narrangansett for part of the cost of recent additions
to its plant in Cranston, near Providence, R. I.
" ; :
The
company,
in business for nearly
65
years,
has spent ^ome
<
cer-
authorized number of shares v
1,000,000 shares, increasing the
directors from 13 to 15 with certain C",
of
technical amendments.
announcing this action,
other
1
authorized
20
increasing
500,000, shares, to
from
$3>
(par
July
on
incorporation,
of
stock
Common
—v.
Authorized Stock Increased—
The
tlficate
10-year debentures due July 10,
Preferred stock
:—
;.
8%
-
-
'
has obtained
company
Mutual
announced
$225,000
150,000.
250,000
payable to Investors Diversified Services, Inc..
bonds due July 10, 1958
—.:i_—
Debenture
305,924
$2.11
represented a gain of 25.04%
1953.—V. 179, p. 1834.
dividend)
gains
value per share on Dec. 31,
borrow up to
Outstanding
Shares ef stock outstanding
capital
asset
ing—The
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
cents
Monday, July 26, 1254
.
.
Narragarrsett Brewing Co.—Arranges Private Financ¬
office at 586
New Jersey on
purchasing at dis¬
its
principal
incorporated in
having
J.,
is engaged in the
commercial paper.
and
1937,
16,
proceeds
City,
Jersey
Ave.,
five
to
the net
corporation
BUSINESS—This
Newark
103%
ranging from
prices
at
interest.
net
PROCEEDS—The
Subs.)—Earnings Increase-
(W. L.) Maxson Corp. (&
redeemed
be
may
accrued
plus
.
June
30,
1954,
ended
June 30,
1953.
stock
was
$2.69
a
share
compared with $2;57 a
These earnings
per
for
share
share
are
for
the
the
12
12
months
months
calculated on the
Volume 180
Number 5345
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
basis
of
the
respective
issued
Gross
1954,
shares
outstanding
in
1954
the
at
(including
end
of
337,118
M.
the
shares
2,696,950 shares in
$71,297,082
were
to
after
and
for
$65,987,660
fixed
$9,607,986
for
charges
the
for
the
the
1953
However,
ending
June
30,
the
dividends
and
June
30,
1954
as
pared to $8,097,303 for the previous 12 months period.—V. 179, p. 2372.
noted
securing
of
tender
of
Period End. May 31—
V
Federal
revenues
56,761,322
expenses
38,723,974
income
taxes
5,744,050
31,619,756
6,439,315
6,579,112
5,225,040
5,514,401
and
said
to
be
unwilling
to
he
is
attempting
the
balance of 166,000
half of all stock.
to
of
Board
Power
Shovel Co.
through
recently
from
■
.
the
to
announced
and
it
it
make
sell
The
in
reported
company
of
year
1953 compared
1953
totaled
net income
with
20c
of
14c
share
a
share
a
in
the
"Journal
against $12,800,000 the
Commerce.)"—V. 178, p. 182C.
of
for
the
preceding
$17,700,000
Laurence
26,833,215
The
stockholders
July
on
City transit properties
by
15
approved
the
sale
of
the
New
York
The
July 16 filed
381,542
shares
of
company
SEC
covering
the
represents
on
maximum
registration
a
its
number
of
$5
par
statement
stockholders
number
shares
of
Commonwealth
I
June
on
in
1,
for
each
a.m.
that
such
by
shares
of
mon
the
on
shares
such
of
dated
the
Bank
the
of
—V.
stock
delivery
the
for
total
of
share.
the
All
Bank
The
is
bank
Edison
the
to
be
sell
to
for
sold
stock
his
July
to
monwealth
from
bidding
all
the
July
of
In
account
the
and
would
stock.
returned,
Edison
stock
sell
at
deliver
respect
to
were
Following
to
fo
the
require
balance
sales
of
at
competitive
bidding
would
be
381,542
shares.—
179,
Pacific
Ry.-—Equipment
Bros.
&
Trust
Hutzler
and
A
Federal
Other
of
bid
Net
1934.
Net
the
for
certificates,
Halsey,
of
the
Stuart
&
certificates
Co,
is
j
State Commerce Commission,
equipment
steel-sheathed
estimated
Bell
Inc.
operating
by
income
cost
less
not
$1,859,291
1.731,958
natural
miles
its
Columbia
are
Ohio
of
Fuel
filed
Gas
at
its
mated
of
cost
and
in
1
affiliate,
to
Hocking
1963)
in
and
units
without
the
with
the
for
the
Fuel
$125
oil
engineers
two
it
Federal
made
its
of
Co.
Gas
of
receive
1,500
is
pipe
will
this
Ball
year
20,702,960
to
engine
of
7
Fairfield
and
line
to
start
The
filed
letter
a
$30,000
for
are
of
each
com-
compressor
The
offer
in
onl
November
Powder"
July
Powder
with
Olin
has
is
outstanding
The
offer
company's
of
on July 8 announced that
of Incorporation increasing
2,000,000 to 4,000,000
was
Articles
shares
a
share
from
permit from the California State Com¬
the directors declared a stock dividend
of
for share
record
shares
stock
July
on
issued
are
split,
1954.
15,
on
payable
prior
or
to
on
30,
July
1954
July 30, 1954, the cash
board will then be 2Ce
with
the
SEC
July
on
1954,
16,
covering
voting
against shares of Phillips-Jones no par common stock
cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, which may be deposited
the
trustees.—V.
178, p.
has
company
No.
1
Steve,
10,000
1374.
successfully
small
a
first
choke
of
from
production
in
tested a second pay formation of
discovery well, around which
Grady County, Okla,, according to
by K. S. Adams, Chairman, and Paul
multi-zone
new
acres
leases
an
announcement on July
Endacott, President.
The
of 48.1 degree gravity oil.
The new well previously
of
178,
of
to
,
Oil
the
in
20
wildcat
flowed
ratio
Gas-oil
flowed
Creek
at
the
formation
the
rate
of
barrelj
728
1,764:1.
was
barrels
411
from
area
tions.
oil
of
day
per
perforations.
McLish
This
is
Creek
Oil
and
through
uo
forma¬
•
,
21
used
Norl
now
the
under
.
has
Badger
A.
Hamilton,
airplanes
will
at
to
in
miles
is
early
notified
trust
members
certificates
and
not
250-300
will
its
been
made
stock
good,
shares
frjm
it
at
is
are
en
to
$G
be
offered
have
and
a
test
wells
the
near
of
approximately $33,000,000.
for
the
NASD
250,000
shares
180,
p.
of
of
recent
stock
Heller
256.
and
Associates
of
Cleveland,
the
firm
that
has
Pennsylvania RR. during the last two
will undertake the organization study.
test
.
discovery
mile
a
north-
and
that the
that
the
railroad
Heller
has
study
its
own
would
not
operate
the
is
spring,
in
November
to
on
buy
a
control
share, it
deposited
undisclosed
the
purchaser
than
half
1954—3 Mos.—1953
made
S.
Chairman
Adams,
well
which
around
Okla.,
and
it
Paul
an¬
was
Endacott,
Second
taken
the
oil
and
additional
wells
to
the
start another
test
a
two
porous
shallower
discovery
formation s.
with
cores
formations,
mile
pro¬
formation.
in
the
announcement.
the
hear
Creek
sands
Bromide,
into
according
test
Oil
from
<11
well
and
northeast.—V.
show3
good
Third
Phillips
is
Broir
is
1
drilling
moving
p. 2708.
179,
-
Proceeds
of
the
sale
Berkshire
purchase
to
are
Gas
Co.
be
used
and
to
by
Pittsfield
refund
the
Coal
Gas
company's
Co,
-:o
presen
1/
179, p. 827.
Pittston Co.—To Move Offices—
before
taxes—
1,972,952
2,115,218
946,521
1,150,394
1,703,599
Effective
$955,824
$1,779,163
$1,888,374
1,242,795
1,242,799
1,242,795
1,242,799
$0.83
$0.77
$1.43
$1.52
shares
per
outstadg.
share
1780, p.
4,108,964
3,482,762
N.
of
by
Sol
1954,
■
'
On
new
July
the
company's
1,
N.
Electric Power
14,
this
Y.,
offices
will
be
moved
fro 1
to 250 Park Ave., New York
17,
'
'
90,000/100,000 kilowatt
Co.—New Unit—
placed
company
in
generating
regular
unit,
operating
together
service
with
Iba
adidtior
1
boiler capacity and related equipment, at its Potomac River Generatij
Station located in Alexandria, Va.
This
unit—the largest unit on the Pepco system—has been cc in¬
structed at a cost of approximately $18,000,000, which includes pre¬
liminary
This
work
will
kilowatts,
p.
on a duplicate unit scheduled for completion in
195:3.
bring the Pepco system to an effective capacity of 843,000
well above the July 14 peak of 729,000 kilowatts.—V. 17 2,
2373.
bonds,
series
I, due July 1, 1979, at 100.855%
terest.
Quebec Tantalum & Lithium Mining Co., Ltd.. Toronto,
and accrued in¬
Further details follow:
GIVING
Ont.,
EFFORT
TO
PRESENT
This
FINANCING
well
Authorized
Outstanding
of
*First and
refunding mortgage bonds—
E, 3V4%, due Aug. 1, 1966
G, 3%, due June 15, 1961—
Series I, 3V4%, due July 1, 1979
$22,000,000
17,230.000
Capital
The
issued
stock
($100
mortgage
par
is
thereunder
an
value)
open
although
end
the
-
mented.
certain
'
restrictive
mortgage.
Additional
*
amount
provisions
the
"The
0;
such
ie
east
1,118,367 shs.
mortgages
July
Ontario.
15
lying
Ltd.
The
reported the acquisition by staking of two
on strike to the northeast and southwest
ore
development in the Nemegos area oi
announcement
stated:
properties comprise compact groups of 71 and 78 claims
The 71 claim holding is located in Lacknor Twp. north¬
of the Multi-Minerals Ltd. ground where a large magnet*fe-apatit9
orebody
containing, promising
be
activ :y
is
bonds
is
located
columbium values and asso*.
The company's 78 claim r
in
as
further
two
may
bonds
issuable
on
properties
Multi-Minerals
respectively.
39,950,000
2.000,000 shs.
,
by
Canada—Acquisitions—
company
located
Northern
Series
61.
all
1,
Aug.
Ave., New York
180, p. 256.
Y.—V.
'
159.
of
p.
Fifth
350
2,220,590
$1,026,431
profit
of
limited
known
*
Co., of Pittsfield, Mass., and the Fidelity Mutual
of Philadelphia, Pa. The financing
arranged by J. G. White and Co., New York City.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
the
offer.
was
Okla.
wildcat,
the
No.
l
Stove
flowed
gravity oil per day.
This is the first
flowed
McLish,
deep
K.
from
area
and
were
more
by
outstanding notes.—V.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention
made in our issue of July 19 of the offering and
company through
learned
on
July 21.
more
Bradley,
Life Insurance Co.,
1
sale by The First Boston Corp. and associates of an issue
of $39,950,000 first and refunding mortgage 3 lA %
this
was
if
only
under
of
of
ance
system of evaluating
involve appraisal of
was
increase
180,
First
oil
the
$15,726,460 $15,665,676 $29,283,941 $29,839,405
Net
No.
Ex¬
next
expected
southeast
successful
also
Potomac
in
ex¬
—V.
Manager,
plant.—V.
new
miles
Pittsfield Coal Gas Co.—Bonds and Stock Placed Pri¬
personnel.
It will
be concerned,
he
said,
with
functions
and
the
organizational arrangements for carrying them on in the most efficient
economical ways.—V.
180, p. 159.
CAPITALIZATION
until
l'/fe
vately—The company has arranged to place privately
$1,330,000 first mortgage 4% bonds due 1979 and 7,50)
shares of $100 par 5% preferred
stock, R. McAllister
Lloyd, President, announced on July 16.
1
Among the purchasers are Teacher's Insurance & An¬
nuity Association of America, the Berkshire Life Insu >
been
years
located
degree
the
equipment to
operations,
Symes stated
49.5
in
two
at
for improving it in the light of prac¬
present-day competitive conditions, and advances in
of large-scale industrial management.
the
is
15
The
well
and
recommendations
with
July
on
of
barrels
The
its
that
Steve
company has
a
new multi-zone
discovery
holds 10,000 acres of leases in
Grady County,
President.
unit,
per
investment
promotion
General
completed
workers. 1 This
understood,
deep
more
Discovery Well—
nounced
science
Taxes
Ordnance
plant is expected to start operations
Industries
two
The
1956.
hour
an
share has been fully subscribed.—V.
make
Earnings
through
be
$250
for
and
an¬
1
No.
New
-
.
about
drilling
moving in equipment to start another
'
covering
1959
1,
The
an
it
begin
will cruise at 365
The contract total
Sales
been
will
is
is
and
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.*—Quarterly Earn.
way and production is
Ordnance Corp.'s new
Works, it was
Army
at
DC-7B,
'■
Operate New Plant—
at
plant
by
Phillips
well
and
1988.
notification
stock
be
long-range Douglas DC-7C's,
Franklin Gledhill, Vice-President,
esti¬
Total
p.
10 cents)
organization
15
units
Aug.
(par
shares
125
proceeds
and
Inc.—To
construction
of
the
number
certificates
duction
has
experience,
art
Mr.
Olympic Radio & Television Co.—Offer for Stock—
purchase
and
President, announced on July 19 that for the first
history of the railroad a firm of management consultants
engaged to study the organization structure of the company
working
in
The
rockets.
offer
drills,
declared at the last meeting of the
on the outstanding 2,800,000 shares, in lieu of 40c per share
presently outstanding 1,400,000 shares.—V. 179, p. 2810.
holds
design
Series
An
a
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Tests Pay Formation—
the
passenger
miles
29
"R-501"
County.
$3,832,700.—V.
(due
and
notes
properties,
which
gradually.
transportation
is
liquid which
to
be
impervious to high temperatures
synthetic cutting and
cooling
oils
used
and other machine tools.—V. 179, p. 2708.
Corporations,
new
5%
its
Symes,
in
Robert
horse¬
Wis., Badger is a government-owned ordnance
operated under contract since 1951 by
Liberty Powder Defense Corp.,
a
subsidiary of Olin.
Up to now,
Badger's two products have
been
propellant powders for
artillery
new
turbine
gas
a
purchased
new
voting
per
been
the
total
a
of
M.
J.
Located near Baraboo,
Although
ready
new
26,246,194
Pennsylvania RR.—To Study Organization Structure—
plosives Division.
shells and
and
Contract—
contract
for
compound
share
the
trust
.2145.
company
$2.12'/2
companies
Ohio.
horsepower
in
phase of construction is
installation
major
chemicals
new
shown
registration statement
19.
the
of
p.
offering
additional
The
existing
Counties,
shares of capital stock
"Ball
known
a
the
Phillips-Jones Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Pan-Israel Oil Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
Power
compressor
to
July
on
179,
The
Charlottesville, Va.—Files—
notes
Olin Industries,
to
awarded
maintenance
1372,
Thomas H. Golden, Sr., et al, voting trustees under a voting trust
agreement dated as of Aug. 1, 1954, between said trustees and certain
holders
of shares
of
the
capital stock of this corporation, filed a
$
29,112,100
22,047,282
Co.—Government
been
tlm
of
new
Earned
$21,000,000
4,067,380
sealing compound to solve the
cutting and cooling oil in machine tools
this company, which produces sealants
dividend
per
with
5,242,081
Car
has
Clippers
range ol' 5,000 miles.
penses.
The final
6,090,371
of
stockholders
on
$
of
Tf the
1954—5 Mos.—1953
4,555,658
Motor
version
personnel
Fairfield
station
July
on
underwriting.
expected
to
2599.
Deliveries
and
construction
additional
enable
miles of 20-inch
17.3
construction
registered
of
100,000
by
of
the
lathes,
amounting to
47,104,572 246,120,480 231,025,516
34,482,761 176,518,839 167,620,586
3,587,000
19,351,000
18,229,000
3,792,730
21,138,541
18,929,736
4,220,670
income
corporation has
The
6,574,186
to
parts
install
to
150,000
producing
100,000
Co.—
&
industrial
21
No.
have
authorized
missioner
A
redemption
company.
for
new
a
nounced
$7,353,742
7,973,528
United
and
compressor
corporation
of
Biddle
approved by the stockholders.
Subject only to obtaining a
planned
256.
p.
$
35,822,589
4,061,000
Period End. June 30—
The
the
call
is
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
50,194,630
p.
improved
subsidiaries.
build
Oil Production, Inc.,
$150,000
180,
1954—Month—1953
taxes
company
This
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$8,720,160
3,000
Ohio
paralleling
plans
Crawford
pipeline
System
proposes
pipe
Vinton,
also
pany
into
Co.
will be to
merger
it
July
line
to
amendment
The
1,375,284
application
an
system
its
24-inch
Jackson.
of
main
from
gas
Dulles & Co
Henry J. Kaiser, Chairman of the Board,
Pan American World Airways, Inc.—Buys Clippers—
,
Co.—Earnings—
$1,529,329
requesting authorization
46
Wurts,
•
standard-gauge
$6,531,175: 225
new
than
time
has
company
Commission
on
Electric
&
approvals,
Under study for 18 months by a special engineering, section at Pack¬
ard, the engine will soon be ready for active tests.—V. 180, p. 256.
the Inter-
has
about
&
charges
179,
tical
of
modern
-
high shafthorsepower, with economic fuel- characteristics and long life between
overhauls, whieh will be adaptable to modern mass production methods.
was
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Add to Facilities—
power
regulatory
revenues
Packard
2599.
The
.•
,
100,000
100,000
east.
to
1954—Month—1953
charges
p.
200,000
200,000
Permanente Cement Co.—Stock Split Ratified—
gas turbine engine for use by the U. S. Navy,
it was
by Rear Admiral W. D. Leggett, Jr., Chief, Bureau of Ships,
Navy Department.
•
■
$14,578,676 $13,348,469 $70,355,616 $64,906,339
expenses9,915,554
9,444,784
48,431,057
46,266,307
Federal income taxes—
1,760,275
1,434,849
8,133,696
6,673,753
Other operating taxes—
1.043,556
939,507
5,070,703
4,612,537
179,
Gas
May 31—
operating
develop
revenues
after
with
announced
...
subject to authorization
Telephone
Period End. May 31—
—V.
200,000
opera¬
Co.—Proposed Merger—
expenses-
after
—V.
Net
Counties
income
This
,
wood-lined
Northwestern
Net
250,000
_
Yarnall,
new
a
on
tests
resistant
an
company's stockholders.—V.
Packard
refrigerator cars, 40 feet long and of 50-ton
capacityr 50 heavily insulated mechanically equipped 50-foot refrig¬
erator cars; 7 steel dome sleeping cars,
40-passenger seating capacity,
and 6 steel sleeping cars,
22-passenger seating capacity.
Also participating in the offering are: Drexel &
Co.; Union Securi¬
ties Corpation and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 180,
p. 256.
*
Operating
^Operating
Co.
256.
Sealant
as
and
The
on
2%s,
as
250,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
leakage of
of
complete
a
extensive
•
The certificates will be secured by the following
,.
railroad
also
250,000
—
Co.—_
industry.
Known
Certificates
bid of 99.7823%.
on a
99.62%
and
and
Wolfe
158.
p.
additional
operating taxes—
stock,
associates
Co
&
.
from
Issuance
...
July 20
on
competing
the
Operating
Operating
July 21 offered $5,220,000 of 2%% serial equipment trust
certificates maturing annually on Aug. 10,
1955-1969,
inclusive, at prices to yield from 1.50% to 2.875%, ac¬
cording to maturity. The group won award of the cer¬
tificates
180,
$
Com¬
p.
unchanged,
previously performed in the Linden engine
shops will be
accomplished in PAC's other
Pacific Telephone
—V.
Northern
Offered—Salomon
-received
of
Period End.
maxipium number of shares of dividend stock to be sold by the
bank
a
cards,
dividend
continue
stock of Coast Counties, about 94%
of which is now
by the company... Thereafter, the merger can be accomplished
simplified procedure which will not involve a special meting or
80,631
the
will
preferred
vote
for
of
division
work
of
receipt
set
bidding
remaining reply
all
to
by
274,912
allotted
fractions
that
Coast
merge
the
out¬
would
Eastern
preliminary step in effecting this
holders
of
competitive
Assuming
with
stock
against
added
out the
of
40.2%
holders
would
the
Pacific Gas & Electric
a
the
the
in
of
problem
announced
the
stock.
1954,
of
was
Linden.
carrying
of
bank
14,
54.1%
stock.
costly
of
and
accessory
overhaul
branches in the future.—V.
the
shares
180, p.
&
Renshaw
Williston
—
500,000
also V.
&
250,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Winslow, Douglas &
McEvoy
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
750,000
....
-See
250,000
250,000
E. W. Clark & Co
Denton,!
Development
affecting this
He
owned
of
as
holders
stock
dividend
of
dividend
not
that
Inc.
&
Masten
R.
500,000
Bros.
E.
A.
Rodman
J.
750,000
Blunt Ellis & Simmons_-_
250,000
Company
First Securities Corp
Mackall & Coe
750,000
Burns
facility
from
tion.
which
dividend
stock,
purposes
the
the
Co.-
&
300,000
Crouter & Bodine—250,000
1,250,000
Taylor & Co
American Corp—
Swiss
company's Eastern division plant of corporation. located at Lin¬
Airport, N. J., has been struck by the UAW-CIO since June
29,
1954.
Mr. Wolfe explained that the decision to close the Linden
engine
shop was a result of economic conditions directly
by
of
Haupt
Kean,
The
by
to
out
to
account
Ira
den
arrangement.
common
for
(a)
round
respect
the
to
competitive
indicates
Edison
for
entitled
this
to
with
sold
and (b) for the account
Commonwealth
Edison
stock
the
bank
the
out
or
be
2707.
p.
250,000
250,000
2392.
p.
activities
stated
card,
him
9
sales
could
account
delivered
necessary
fractions,
to
at
under
sold
further
shares
of
whether
fraction
are
stockholder
dividend
of
rounding
stock
dividend
including
received
so
the
20,823
shares
his
received
Commonwealth
of
13.9%
off
of
2
dividend a reply
which the stockholder
of
179,
500,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.— 1,250,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
750,000
Co.,
the immediate closing of this
corporation's engine
at the company's Linden N. J. plant was made on
by- Thomas Wolfe, President and Chairman of the Board.
All
overhaul
transmitted
Aug.
use
received
reply cards
Commonwealth Edison
instructions
shares
the
dividend
additional
arranging
stock
had
ail
Edison
prospectus
standing
his
of
shares,
are
Commonwealth
dividend
to
the
by
all
approvals.—V.
Coach
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Closes Engine
Shop—
comprising
Commonwealth
173,
Announcement
of
number
shares)
(656,454
Avenue
supple¬
.
..
development.
McNaughton and Halsey Twps. adloining the
boundary of the Ontario Rare Metals Ltd. Siu .se group ot
adjoining
'
under
the
Multi-Minerals
•
500,000
Permatex Co., Inc.—New Product—
provided
to
the Bank, for the
Commonwealth Edison com¬
of
Fifth
at
record
resolution
irrevocable
any
fraction the sale of which by the Bank
by the stockholder or including a full share re¬
purchase by the Bank, at the direction of such
the
instructions
:
common
payable
excluding
directed
from
stockholder,
The
1954,
entitled
have
to
or
be
sulting
the
directors
such
the
certificate
a
of
1954,
common
23,
Bank,
have
to
Bank,
should
full
June
the
to
either
elect
of
holders
of
of
share
The
by
2,
Aug.
Illinois
stockholders
addressed
of
date,
Edison
governmental
necessary
until
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on July 19 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $16.75; per
share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per share.
minimum
stock
comomn
one
1954.
payable
on
for
agent
record
23,
be
Edison
as
Northern
letter
its
no
June
the
board
its
its
of
Commonwealth
should
of
on
rate
consummated
Pabst Brewing
63,489.
resolution
the
Co.,
Continental
for certain
dividend.
By
to
and
Edison
being
dividend
a
at
time)
dividend
of
by
stock
(Chicago
Commonwealth
account
offered
declared
Illinois
25
8:00
be
Edison
1954,
Northern
Commonwealth
of
to
so
the
be
not
which
may be offered for public sale at competitive bidding by
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago as agent
"common
will
sale
receives
This
common
Illinois
The
the
stock.
common
Northern
with
Meeds—
Ferris &
Co
&
Bissell &
500,000
Doolittle & Co
&
S.
Witter
Co
Carolina Securities Corp.
De Haven & Townsend,
-
1,250,000
Dean
'
500,000
500,000
Hutton &
Singer, Dea-ne & Bcribner
Newhard, Cook & Co._
Baker, Watts & Co
Moseley & Co._
1,250,000,
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 1,250,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.— 1,250,000
overwhelming majority.
an
Marks
Co.
F.
SEC—
M.
F.
Laird,
Lee
(New
Omnibus Corp.—Sale Ratified—
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Registers With
2,000,000
—_
1,250,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 1,250,000
Higginson Corp
1,250,000
Sales
•
179, p. 2598.
Securities
Corp.
$500,000
-
Co
Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten & Co
calendar
year.
E.
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 2^000,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 2,000,000
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)
1,250,000
con¬
before.
year
below:
& Co., Inc
Fulton, Re id &
•
machine
air
room
forth
Equitable
pos¬
insure
„
would
would
set
as
Boston
Corp._$4,650,000
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc. 2,000,000
Drexel & Co
2,000,000
Eastman. Dillon & Co.__ 2,000,000
,
that
that
bonds
The First
stock.
common
subsidiary
a
purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of tho
new
consider
ascertain
the public
9
PURCHASERS—The
to
is
28%
or
recently associated with Louis E. Wolfson, Chair¬
of Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Corp. in the purchase
31,994,594
26,160,333
shares
shares
was
company
tools
28,617,610
31,915,930
50,000
123,000
ditioners. "
York
operating income
Net after charges
the
The
$
54,878,317 281,949,716 268,918,194
192,340,030 181,642,990
5,523,000
26,074,000
26,663,000
6,335,033
Net
—V.
$
•
37,032,155
5,263,000
taxes—
Other operating
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$
$
Operating
Operating
of
man
of Marion
1954—Month—1953
represents
about
owns
and
that
than
more
Zweifach
Mr.
Co.—Earnings—
and
owns
,
*
New York Telephone
he
Co.
&
outstanding
Zweifach
sibility
com¬
reports
Wells
offer.
Mr.
preferred
on
who
Fox
shares
432,000
period.
before
months ended
12
1953.
months
12
Zweifach,
ready to deposit this block.
is
'
compared
was
stock
common
1953)
revenues
income
stock
of
3,034,068
October,
as
Net
-
shares
periods,
in
(353)
acreage."
I
radio-
-ty
is
lwest
;laims
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-(354)
10
Television
Privately—The company has placed privately with an
institutional investor, through Emch & Co., Milwaukee,
Improved 21-inch tri-color kinescope with a picture
of 250 square
inches has been developed by this corporation
will be demonstrated on Sept. 15, it was announced on July 19
A
and
new
area
and
Wis.,
W.
W
$175.-
is
Reductions
which
Television Re¬
the
in
radio
apply
to
white
TV
apparatus.—V.
179,
effective
C. Anderson,
reduced rates
television receivers, black-andand eertain commercial radio
tubes,
electron
2600.
p.
15 covering
July
Burnside
B.
177,
Co.
<Sc
Batkin
and
Co.,
&
Profit
,>
other
and
income
taxes
income
(est.)
With
the
cards
punched
verifying
for
card,
same
operation.—V.
180,
—V.
A new
shares
1,105,946
declared
of
dividend
stock
10%
a
1953.
and Federal taxes were
trucks
income
$4,893,000
to
the
$166,-
ment
President, said: "It is expected that sales for the
or perhaps surpass those for 1953 with deliveries
of
the
Thunderstreak and its
photo-reconnaissance counterpart, the
RF-84F Thunderflash, both
well under way."
This corporation on July 22
announced that it has completed a
mass
movement of
370 engineers from New
York City to an airconditioned
acre
of new office
space created
under the roof of its
kets
cost
Long Island,
Farmingdale,
at
factory
The new project
N. Y.
-
40%
V., 179,
est
Company
known
F-105,
the
as
added.--
he
2145.
Republic Steel Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
shares
of
Stock
York
New
important
financial
Ex¬
mar¬
Netherlands corporation,
owns
60%
of what is
Dutch/Shell Group of companies, the remaining
The "Shell" Transport and Trading Co., Ltd.,
a
by
offered
United
the
sales
1953,
its
of
one
important
most
com¬
the
of
of
to
about
£1,700,000,000
and
corporation
July
on
reported
15
of 1954 of $13,712,933,
quarter net income.
quarter
first
production
Ingot
of
the
in
income
and
first
the
for
cents
share
per
half.
the
in
the
In
share
per
$1.79
first
the
in
income
Net
quarter
second
quarter
at
was
rate
the
of
69.9%
with 69.4% of capacity in the first quarter.
of common stock was $2.22 in the second1
capacity as compared
Net
quarter
increase
an
second
income for the second
of $2,633,921 over the
net
1,000,000
shares
of
to
first
quarter,
dollar
per
of
total
a
sales
$4.01
of
from
rose
5.2
cents in the second.
ingot production was
6.3
at the rate
profits taxes then in effect,
net income amounted to $14,931,475.
Net income per share of com¬
mon
stock in the second quarter of 1953 was $2.44 and net income
per dollar of sales was 4.8 cents.
>'
Republic's ingot production for the second quarter of 1954 amounted
to 1,741,146 tons.
Ingots produced for the six months ending June
100.3%
of
30,
1954,
of
amounted
Incoming
With
excess
3,451,153
also showed
the
of
improvement
continuing
during
Appropriations
"Although
first
production
operations
six
months
compared
around
Largest
than
the
$10,000,000
70%
of
capacity."
the
of
appropriations will be spent in Ohio with more
scheduled for new equipment in the company's plants
part
$5,000,000
in Warren and
Youngstown.—V.
179, p. 2600.
Rexspar Uranium & Metal Mining Co. Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—May Start Operations—
With
be
the
tion
Black
is
At
present
the
surface
net
proceeds
feet,
other
GIVING
to
are
15,000
and
CAPITALIZATION
stock
♦Including
the
in
to
Co.
stage
the
of
all
of
between
Present
sibilities
for
sight
unexplored
and
A
on
factory
if
radioactive
the
250,000
work
zones
the
on
tons
underway
property
of
raising
ore,
pos¬
the
total
tons, then production plans will be possible,
basis of 500 tons daily. Mill pilot plant work and mine
would
then
proceed
during the winter of
early
an
start
construction
at
could
be
made
the
in
spring
of 1955. In view of the property's location construction would
proceed quickly and production could, under the above conditions, com¬
in
mence
the
Rheem
fall
or
winter
of
1955.
Sales
and
second
In
earnings
Co.
have
permit
recently
consolidated
acquired
into
the
1950;
its
real,
with
in
the
second
first
S.
Spring &
figures for the
quarter
quarter
of 1954, Rheem
earnings although
1954
showed
sales
an
were
lower.
the
Net Earn.
45,512,184
ing
as
first
share
standing
for
was
convertible
30,
the
due
into
month
earned
June
of
common
sixth
was
in
the
period
recent
shares
preferred into
after
1,513,054
comparison
same
to
165,452
period,
the
on
with
1,869,313
in
shares
1953.
Rheem
98,294
preferred
$2.04
exchange
of
of
of
U.
the
dividends
increase
S.
shares
in
Spring
for
shares
to
out¬
Bumper
of
for
cial taxes
Federal,
Dominion
income
on
1,120,690
be
corporation
£
K.
t
I.
ryl
The
equipment
on
50,000
July
shares
16
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
179,
notification
(par
$5 per share trough G. H. Walker
net
and
proceeds are to be
for working capital.
transferred
to-
depending
rata
pro
the
with
escrowed
are
released
of the company.
The persons en¬
shares have agreed with the under¬
to remain in escrow until the satis¬
termination of the present stock offering.
incorporated
was
Act
office
(Quebec)
is
located
under the provisions of
Letters Patent dated Feb. 7,
by
1200
at
St.
Alexander
Mont¬
St.,
is engaged
shore
north
the
of
Town
the
of
St.
St.
River
Lawrence
Simeon.
The
about
miles
three
subsequently
company
securer!
staking 4,278 acres df additional mining properties contiguous
its original properties and an additional 2,578 acres in Sagard and
to
Dumas
Township,
to
inland
northwest
the
from
the
of
the
St.
first
River
Lawrence
of
group
about
eight
properties.
San Diego
Gas &
Electric Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended May 31—
num¬
$5,639,796
$5,663,733
1,136,850
$5,017,113
$4,526,883
and taxes
1
Net operating income
Other
28,843,131
$6,060,203
1,043,090
expenses
1953
$34,482,927
31,267,098
revenues-.—
Operating
1954
$37,327,301
$6,060,203
Operating
_
income
Gross
23,937
income
Income
deductions
income
Net
Preferred
dividends
Common
853,417
1,008,583
1,920,000
dividends
As of April 30,
2,400,000
1954, the company purchased the electric distribution
facilities
of the Escondido Mutual Water Co. at a price of approxi¬
$989,000.
The deal gained for the company 2,230 customers
living in the vicinity of the City of Escondido, contiguous with ter¬
ritory already served by the company's electric system.—V. 179, p. 2080.
mately
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—Completes Wildcat Test—
2,270,571
This
State
Provin¬
and
595,000 /
—
1,205,000
No.
$1,065,571
$0.91
$1.85
tEarnings per common share
♦Including
the
credit of $6,000 for
a
ended April 30,
year
the
of U. S. excess profits
recovery
1953.
tBased
shares pres¬
577,500
on
first
of
is
located
high
well
located
is
50% working
ing.—V. 180,
crude
oil
made
on
was
on
interest.
tract
a
the
in
American Petroleum and Irving Pasternak
Weston County, Wyoming.
It flowed 800
in
gravity
shipment of oil
This
>
according
named Sapphire
Field,
1
barrels
$525,690
Wyoming,
well,
completed its first wildcat test
to Maxwell Goldbar, President.
successfully
company
of
The
There
July
the
of
are
in
13
hour
The
test.
of which Sapphire has a
acres
regulations
proration
no
12
a
da^y by truck.
same
320
in Wyom¬
159.
p.
ently outstanding.
Improved
forecast
this
for
business
during
company
the
ahead
year
was
ended April 30 had been one of effort
and investment
in strengthening the organization and adding to its
facilities and products in the face of very heavy competition in the
industry, Mr. Russell pointed out that business during the last few
months
that
fiscal
the
Indicates
The
Savage Industries, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
by Frank C. Russell, President and Chairman of the Board.
Citing
year
upswing
an
backlog
company's
of
in
sales
orders
for
is
the
the
company.
Carl
has
W„
been
of the V.
President
Zies,
highest
elected
member of
a
the
Anderson
D.
it
board
of
Co.,
Securities and Exchange
The corporation on
covering
4.000
price
be
to
been
has
in
18
Calif.
V.
of
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
through
later
Files With
—
Commission—
July 8 filed
shares
named
Francisco,
Cleveland,
directors.—V.
(par
Pacific
to
$1)
offered
be
Securities
Coast
at
Co.,
a
San
2573.
177,
p.
The
proceeds
be
to
are
used
capital.—
working
for
Ohio,
Scott Paper Co.—Proposed
179, p. 2373.
Thomas
income
operations
to
for
amounted
prior
of
After
weeks
plus
of $212,885,
of
ended
This
a
or
June
with
compares
of
recovery
1954
19,
net
of
all
Income
income
profits
excess
total net income
a
after
from
relating
tax
$6,192,932
in
to
$1.76
earnings
in
operations,
relating
the
share of common stock
per
plus seven
prior
to
during
weeks
24
same
of
the
on
period.
the
3,369,521
This
previous
shares,
the
with
compares
the
or
a
taxes
there
income
taxes
taxes
cluded
in
these
$5,500,000
in
of
the
to
of
24
weeks
to
and
are
shares
June
19,
outstanding.
before all income
1954
This compares with net income before
the first 24 weeks of 1953.
Income
Detroit
$1,345,000
in
U.
1954
S.
and
Federal
$5,205,000
in
in
$6,508,115
in 1954 and
Normal
1953
1953.
p.
100.
Sulphite
1954
1953
$3,539,059
1,105,373
2708.
p.
3,150,168
98,867
and state
income taxes
134,207
Cr22,822
used
to
pay
&
for
10
cents)
Co.,
the
to
be
Providence,
machinery
and
have
176, p. 57.
operation
gage
of
3'/b%
interest.
been
the
called
sinking
bonds,
Incorporated,
for
fund,
series B,
Payment will be
23 Wall
the
of
and
owns
stockholders
of
plant
in
operates
a
Seagram-Distillers Corp.—To Build New Headquarters
A
new
towering landmark
was
at
stories
due
made
Oct.
Oct.
through
first and refunding mort¬
1971, at 100>/2% and accrued
on
1,
at the office
of
Park
of
to
four
metal
of
all
proposals
marble
these
and
53rd
for
New
July
on
Avenue,
headquarters
Street
52nd
12
the
the
of
indicate
costing in
A. Fischel,
skyscraper will
affiliated
Seagram
east
of
side
Park
$15,r-
President.
house
th®
companies.
four
with
a
the
on
of
excess
Victor
34-story
structure,
covering the entire street
bronze
Street
York,
by
proposed
from
area
Above
Avenue.
tower.
stories
Construction
the
1957,
of
year
of
marble
the
and
bronze
will
rise
a
building is scheduled
the
100th
anniversary
new
marking
30
for
of
story
monu.-
completion
the
in
House
Seagram.
This
years
redemption
$240,000 of
announced
375
Preliminary
Over
There
approval
Co.
Sulphite Pulp & Paper Co. also has a wholly-owned Canadian
which has substantial timber holdings in Ontario.
George
will continue as the principal operating executive in the
company's operations.—V. 179, p. 2811.
000,000,
♦$178,738
Saint Paul Union Depot Co.—Partial Redemption—
with
Paper
58,845
$111,999
loss
income.—V.
statutory
&
Carleton
Detroit
17,100
Depreciation and depletion
♦Net
Pulp
city
national
$1,069,419
Federal
tax
requisite
company.
Detroit
on
Interest charges
for
shares
five
subsidiary
N.
Co.—Reports Loss
Cost, expenses and taxes
Net
for
of Detroit comprising a' bleached sulphite pulp mill with &
capacity of 150 tons per day, six paper machines and converting
equipment.
of
taxes
Canadian
$1,416,000 in 1953.—V. 180,
earnings
Provision
of Scott
Detroit company.
The performance of
the transaction being a tax-free reorgani¬
law
existing at the time of closing arid
rated
In¬
Surtax
and
Tax
and
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific
Gross
shares
common
the
to
for
$7,050,000
amounts
1954
common
ended
$13,665,971.
$12,701,047
amounted
income
3,478,550
were
for
amounted
income
shares,
the
to
Detroit
three
of
subject
Scott
Pulp
Scott
stock
Federal
under
subject
the recovery of excess
profits taxes
total of $1.83 per share of common
the average number then outstanding. The
average number of common shares outstanding in 1954 has increased
by 494,870 shares over the average number outstanding in 1953.
At
1954,
zation
the
$1.76
of
is
19
which
Sulphite
the basis of
on
common
agreement
from
of
year
shares
is
the
the
cents from
years,
2,874,651
on
This
that the two companies had entered into
Paper Co. is to acquire all of the
& Paper Co. in exchange for 125,092
Paper Co.
1
July
on
under
Detroit
common
of
outstanding
number
average
of
assets
Acquisition—
President of this company, and
George N.
Detroit Sulphite Pulp & Paper Co., Detroit,
McCabe,
President of
agreement
an
the
1953.
deducting preferred stock dividends of $680,661, these earnings
amounted
stock
24
$6,615,971.
$5,980,047
years
weeks
24
the
to
B.
Carleton,
Mich., announced
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Earnings Increase—
Net
taxes,
Rheem
Riverside Plastics Corp., Hicksville, N. Y—Files—
covering
Outstanding
*2,993,905 shs.
properties
Canada.
company
the
on
by
ing,
fcEC
FINANCING
in the exploration of the uranium deposits
on 7,456 acres
(94 claims or lots) of mining properties.
The company's initial property acquired in. 1950 consisted of ap¬
proximately 600 acres of mining claims in Callieres Township, Quebec
1953
1954 y.
income___
on
common
&
conversion
common.—V.
$2.03
outstand¬
common
1,249,308
on
The
of
and
shares
PRESENT
$2.11 per 50
guilder shares
$1,426,506
quarter
per
shares
April 30—
provision for taxes
12 Months Ended June 30—
Net Sales
$46,710,816
quarter
For
lesser
a
to
50
-
Net income
for
machin¬
shares
or
principal
Quebec,
The
$15,195,268 $16,789,187
♦Provision
diamond-
pay
Russell Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
before
Net
U.
above
,
2nd
were
the
on
257.
p.
for
expenses,
1,000,000
said
Mining Companies
Located
comparison
slightly
1st
there
amounted
Dividends
quarter.
improvement
_
the
for
been
(when
1952
Dividends
sales
June,
Manufacturing: Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
The company reports for the first half of 1954 net
earnings of
$3,295,819 in comparison with $2,775,632 for the first half of 1953.
Consolidated
net
sales amounted
to
$92,223,000 compared to
$94,200,000 for the same period of 1953.
Bumper
(F. C.)
first
indicates
preparations
and
180,
to
development
completion
£130,413,373
to
($351,693,689) in 1952.
dollars per 50 guilder
stock
dividend,
amounted
£125,604,889
of
1952.
used
3,000,000 shs.
which
1950,
BUSINESS—Corporation
The
a
1,000,000
a
share.—V.
will
Zones.
BD
that
are
additional
an
to
probably
production
1954-55
the
expectations
and
1953
July
on
stock
purposes.
TO
issued
Montreal
of
said
to
interest
U. S. registry are to be paid in U: S. dollars at the then current
rate by Chase National Bank, U. S. transfer and dividend
paying agent for Royal Dutch.The Chemical Bank & Trust Co. has been appointed New York City
registrar of certificates for not exceeding in the aggregate of 6,000,000
shares of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Co., Carel van Bylandtlaar 30,
The Hague, of a nominal or par value of 50 Netherlands Guilders per
tax
be
EFFECT
shares
early
Trust
writers
9,106
exchange
three
next
in
$9.35
outstanding).
in
257.
p.
exploration
corporate
$1—Canadian)__
(par
1,000,000
company
Guardian
of
mapping,
heretofore
seven
situated
in
objective
reserve
months, emphasis is being placed
prospecting and surface drilling with
machines. This work will provide conclusive tests as to the merit
two
of
as
engineering
the
for
ore
company reports mining
large low cost open-pit opera¬
study.
deposit
ore
current
and
detailed
on
•<*
Diamond
under
with
4,000
cords.
months.
possibility that its 1,000,000 ton
during this season's work, this
attained
the
of
and
1953
shares
of
Income
of this year showed a sharp drop
with 1953, we are optimistic about the
future of the steel business," Mr. White declared.
"Republic has proven that good earnings can be maintained with
steel
in
$9.22
amounted
companies
group
compared
as
guilder share
Years
for expansion and im¬
provements of this corporation's plants and equipment have been ap¬
proved by the directors, C. M. White, President, announced on July 21.
This
is
the
largest appropriation made by Republic, the nation's
third largest steel producer, since the steel industry production rate
began to drop nearly a year ago.
in
to
Net
nearly
totaling
share
ber
of
income
Dutch's share, expressed in terms
and
adjusted
for the recent 20%
Royal
each
quarter.
To Increase Facilities—
•
,$365,157,444),
tons.
to
orders
succeeding month
1953,
of
quarter
capacity.
net
1953
180,
common
i
The
long-term
a
Corp., Montreal, Canada—Stock
tons.
The
is
approximately
25,000,000
project will cost $30,000,000 including provi¬
Uranium
equipment,
Common
($4,760,000,000).
companies owned, or had an
products pipe lines, of which
group
crude
project
on
Shell Group/in 132 countries of the
in,
miles
were
in
the
United
States.
At
the same
date,
group
companies
owned 201 tankers totaling 2,033,000 dead weight tons and operated
under period charter 252 tankers
with a total tonnage of 4,242,000
31,
miles
the
in
Alberta
estimated
an
by senior financing.'—V.
(approximately
and
miles
■
the Royal Dutch
of
amounted
Dec.
is
States
f
World
At
factor
with
(par $1Caandian) at 22lk cents per share (U. S. funds) "as a
speculation" in units of 100 shares at $22.50 per unit.
from
company.
in
1953
12,410
plane
the
on
other
on
of
Royal
owned
,
Exchange
shares
its
listed
already
ponents.
Free
fighting
raised
Simeon
titled
Royal Dutch/Shell group companies comprise one of the larg¬
integrated international oil enterprises in the world.
Shell Oil
brings engineering closer to production," said Alexander
Vice-President and Chief Engineer,
It will speed work on
p.
St.
lifting or lowering
for
loading
a
The
In
move
future
the
being
American
"This
Dutch,
as
English
an
basic
Province
Authorized
front of
Stock
of
listing
a
are
world.
the
of
Royal
$750,000.
Kartveli,
in
York
New
They
known
1954 will equal
aircraft
the
on
seek
to
change.
Peale,
I.
pavement
this com¬
pany
commenced on July 20.
Commenting on this, J. H. Loudon,
General Managing Director of Royal Dutch, said that the international
character of the company's interests and the fact that approximately
15% of its outstanding shares are held In the U. S. led the manage¬
backlog approximately $1,000,000,000.
period last year the
same
Mundy
year
a
Trading
The
1953.
engineered
A
the
timberlands
Offered—Philip Gordon & Co. Inc., New York,
upon
compared with $188,299,571 in the corresponding period in
backlog of unfilled orders at present totals $918,000,000.
901,615,
the
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—Trading Begins—
compared with a 1953
as
in
dock, this rampsuitable for either trucks or trailers—a heavy duty electric hydraulic
system adjusts the level of the carrier's bed to the level of the dock by
an instant-acting push button control.—V. 179, p. 828.
company
well as $1.50 in cash
in 1954 amounted to
as
Regis.
from
working capital. St. Regis and North Canadian Oils will provide
capital equally in a total amount of $10,000,000 and the bal¬
drilling
Device Featured—
hydraulic adjustable ramp
loading or unloading.
$1.30
$1.40
while
Installed
The
$12,367,506 and Federal taxes of $8,628,206.
six months ended June 30, 1954 amounted
gross income of
Sales for the
At
year
1953,
Gross
during
$9,483,544
the
in
late
dividends
outstanding.
then
stock
common
St.
will be
catalog sheet describes and illustrates the company's 40,000-lb>
capaclty
July
on
by
grant
miles of
PROCEEDS—The
16 reported net income for the first half
of
1954
of
$4,590,544 after provision for Federal income taxes and
the New York State franchise
tax. This was equivalent to $3.77 per
share
on
the
1,216,540 shares of common stock outstanding. In the
same
period of 1953, Republic reported net income after State and
Federal
taxes
of
$3,739,300, equivalent to $3.38 per share on the
corporation
4,562,101 com. shrs. outstdg.)
2080.
p.
5,203,339
share
for
ance
ery
Republic Aviation Corp.—Net Earnings Show Gain—
The
179,
5,692,815
$1.25
3,003,660
$0.66
-
Rowe Methods, Inc.—New
100.
p.
profit
Earned per shr. (on
folder
made
mechanical
of results is a separate
comparing
but
Net
automatic
with
5,459.668
oustanding
common
is estimated that
13
of cards containing errors is the subject of a new
by this company.
this method, the original
and the verify punching are
flagging
released
in
method
$7,122,208
$
66,595,415 134,635,373
6,384,117
12,100,918
3,380,457
6,408,103
-
before taxes on
6 Months
$
sales
Net
Federal
mechanical
timber
equity
3 Months
Remington Rand Inc.—New Method—
A
managed
sion
Co.—Quarterly Earnings-
1954—
8,005,920
7-r#
$7,957,391
1
per
square
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Period Ended June 30,
7,626,175
income
shares
of
both
2682.
p.
86,617,409
In June, the company
reports, St. Regis signed a contract with North
Canadian Oils, Ltd., to participate in the
financing and building of ft
300-ton
bleached
kraft pulp
mill at Edson, Alberta, which will be
royalty rates of this corporation,
black-and-white
sets,
the SEC on
$101,745,537
85,782,187
expenses
Provision for taxes on income-
It
patent
kinescopes,
with
to
Mortimer
York.—-V.
New
filed
was
1953
$101,365,753
and
A
purchase 23,029 shares of common stock at $2 per share
be
sold
for the accounts of two selling stockholders
to
are
through
1955, were announced
on
July 22 by Ewen
Vice-President, Commercial Department.
The
1,
Executive
notification
of
warrants
ceivers and TubesJan.
letter
A
"
1954
sales
Cost
Earnings
,
| Reduces Royally Rates for Radio and
Regis Paper Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
Common
Rockhill Productions, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Net
July 13.
on
pointed out, substantially reduces the number of tubes and components
required in a color set and results in a significant reduction of costs.
The introductory price for the
new tube, to equipment manufac¬
turers,
of subordinated debentures,
serially to May 1, 1964, it was announced
issue of $300,000
an
series A, due
Watts, Executive Vice-President of the Electronic Products.
At
the
same
time, RCA will demonstrate a new color television
receiver
chassis having greatly simplified circuitry.
This, Mr. Watts
by
St.
Sold
Finance Co., Green Bay, Wis.—Debentures
Rock
American-Announces New 12-Inch Tri¬
Picture Tube—
Radio Corp. of
color
.,
J.
Street, New York, N. Y.—V.
1,
P.
next,
Morgan
178,
p.
390.
&
Co.,
on
$100,000,000 Spent for Advertising Since Repeal
corporation
since
the
charge
heads
Mr.
Repeal
in
the
that
disclosed
and
O.
budgets
and
history.—V.
$100,000,000
never-ending
public's consciousness, George
advertising and promotion,
Seagram executives on July
Mosley
of
excess
of
Seagram's V.
its
spent
effort to impress its story
and
campaigns
in
has
employing
determined
in a
for
the
its
Seagram's
154,
p.
800.
E.
tolc)
14.
pressure
of
Mosley,
500
during
1954
Seagram
national
three
brands,
Seagram's
Bottle
were
irt
distributor
Ancient
Gin
superiority
Vice-President
Seagram
the
advertis¬
of
product
advertising
7
the
Crown,
greatest
i
Volume 180
Number 5345
Seattle Gas Co.—100%
The
directors
stock
for
have
each
declared
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Stock Dividends—
dividend
stock
a
of
treasury funds
♦
of
com¬
stock to be payable
bs
soon
after Aug.
16, 1954 as possible to common stockholders of
record as of that date.
The capital surplus amounting to $2,924,873
will
be
transferred
to
capital stock in addition to $236,497 to be
transferred from earned surplus account, increasing the capital stock
mon
outstanding share of
Minnesota
Co.,
common
in
in part to reimburse the, company's
made in the stocks of Great Northern Oil
Line Co., South Saskatchewan Pipeline Co. and
equipment and other useful property.
will be use<l
and
drilling
Pipe
barges,
Period Ended June 30,1954—
This
has called for redemption
company
$12,500,000
principal
March 1, 1967.
$6,322,740.
The stock distribution is subject to approval of the Washington P. S.
Commission. The Seattle-First National Bank is stock transfer agent.—
amount
its
of
Aug.
on
Net
1954 the entire
23,
3%%
15-year
debentures
debentures
The
redeemable at 102 Mt plus accrued interest at the
are
offices of The Hanover Bank,
2374.
p.
time
prior
The
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Special Offering—Ames,
Emerich & Co. on July 15 made a special offering of
5,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $20.87% per
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 177, p. 984.
will
Aug.
to
the
at
70 Broadway, New
York 5, N. Y., at
price of
conversion
terminate
the
at
close
$35.62Vi
per
business
of
share
Aug.
on
of
the
any
senior
with
interests
Model
Mr.
Co., and
the
in
is
United
23,
179,
1954.—V.
Hotel
Corp.,
Development
Las
The
Vegas,
of
States,
America
South
of
the
Board
Europe.
Tramways
and
133,
Irving Trust Co.,
New York,
has
been appointed
pipe line bonds, 3%%
trustee for
reports
company
Gross
operating
$13,142,615
for
and
increase
an
the
Jersey Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
offering of 77,500 shares of common stock
<par $5) was made on July 19 by The First Boston Corp.
and Wertheim & Co. at $22 per share.
It was over¬
Net
of
filed
Stone
of
Securities
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth,
William R. Staats & Co.;
Hutchinson & Co.;
&
to
are
Co.,
be
Inc.
public
The
supplied
by
offering
°
price
and
Corp.;
11%
and
major
terms
underwriting
«hares
with
to
its
made
projects
included
in
such
1955,
in order to com¬
will
program
the
connection
the
for
carrying
the
aggregate
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
revenue
Gross
income
Net
1954
after
Federal
income
etc._
epr
p.
179,
share
facture
2,429,273
2,040,674
412,296
$1,628,378
799,167
$2.03
:
A
in
by Bache & Co. and associates of 156,250 shares of
This offering
Further details follow:
heavily oversubscribed.
BUSINESS—Company
Tor
the
ment
of
Southern
and
Materials
sale
the
preparation,
one
subsidiary,
lighterage
The
of
Corp.
sand
delivery
The
and
and
is
company
gravel
sale
from
engaged
natural
ready-mixed
of
in
'The
the
V.
activities incident
executive
offices
of
to
the
business
the
company
of
the
located
are
2125
The
SEC
Kimball
be
2,
1954
debenture bonds due Nov.
JDeed
of
trust
Common
"•By
($2
the
no
value,
par
pursuant
©f
par
$2
of
authorized
1954,
outstanding
company
of
changed
was
shares
of
$2
issued
of no par value,
owned
or
DIVIDENDS—The
19c
11,
share,
per
board
payable
has
Nov.
by
or
varying rates up to 3%, $5,000
©f
value.
split of
a
controlled
members of their families.
are
25,000
On
2,
1,
1954
within
one
to
initial quarterly dividend
stockholders of record Oct.
1954.
UNDERWRITERS—The
take
to
below-named
and pay for
underwriters
under
are
the 156,250 shares offered
as
This
,
.
Merrill
Shares
,
Co
&
Anderson
26,000
Horner & Mason,
shares
See
also
V.
180, p. 257.
5,000
5,000
Chenery,
consummation
new
issue
The
a
"first
taken
were
The
National
Nov.
of
Bank
Aug.
15-year
on
in principal amount of $26,000,000,
National Bank of the City of New York,
of
1,
Chicago,
The Hanover Bank and The
These notes mature quarterly from
1962.
$26,000,000 of
notes,
known as
"second
series,"
quarterly from November, 1962 to August,
1969, and
were
privately by Eastman, Dillon & Co. with a limited number of
investors.
All
$1,100,000
of
indebtedness
of
non-interest
bearing
the
company
will
be
paid
off
except
The con¬
vertible debentures of the company in principal amount of $12,500,000
have been called at 102 y2 plus accrued interest as of Aug. 23, and
funds
have
debenture
been
issue,
deposited with The
for this purpose.
The
Hanover
obligations.
Bank,
trustee
of
the
sum of
approximately $8,500,000 will remain from the proceeds
new note issues after the
payment of all long-term debt, with
exception above noted, and of the expense incident to such re¬
funding. The total Interest charges of the company are not changed
substantially by this transaction.
The new
funds
received
become
of these
-
unsecured
of
lower
of
tax
the
at
current
the
This
also
Automotive
year
resulted
parts
lower
industrial
from
and
quarter
by $2,116,767
and amounted
loans were $25,000,000, compared
the fist quarter.—V. 178, p. 1822.
of
be
to
used
pay
expenses
incident
to mining
Uranium
July
on
Corp., Salt Lake
and
filed
17
shares
cents
Exchange
of
The net proceeds
to
are
letter
a
of
(par
Charles
be used
mining operations.
notification
stock
common
through
share
per
City, Utah-
Commission—
to pay
;
the
with
to
cent)
one
Weinstein
&
Co.,
incident
expenses
%
Pipeline Co. — Notes Sold Privately — The
has placed privately, through Dillon, Read &
Corp.—Stock
Offered—A. C. AUyn & Co.
July 22 publicly offered 200,000
(par $5) at $12.75 per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
associates
and
shares
of
net
par
with the
to
be
The proceeds
value.
proceeds
Union Carbide
180, p.
for
used
1
$
$
267,459,224 435,156,792
5,611,713
Total
general
and
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$
214,166,621
(net)
capital
Corp.—Earnings—
1954—3 Mos.—1954
$
sales
working,
101.
Carbon
&
Period End. June 30—
Net
debentures
be
to
are
corporate purposes.—V.
notification
on
stock
common
5,150,745
528,155,328
10,920,675
9,341,596
219,778,334 272,609,969
44,6,077,467 537,496,924
gen'l and admin, exps.
156,189,405
186,450,956
315,658,i21
366,828,115
Deprec., amortiz. & depl.
22,951,392
17,644,158
45,855,391
34,673,221
Int. on promissory notes
Mutual Life In¬
2,820,000
17,458,104
2,887,500
5,640,000
5,764,583
38,843,875
37,120,752
77,752,425
20,359,433
26,783,480
41,803,203
52,478,580
$0.70
$0.93
$1.44
Cost of goods sold,
the proceeds will be
and purchase money
taxes
Earnings—
selling,
(est)—
income
Earnings per share
,
—V.
Directors on July 23,
179,
$1.82
'
2477.
p.
■4+
ended
six months ended
June
30,
of
1953
stock outstanding June 30,
common
1953.—V. 180,
p.
100.
California—Conversions—
of
1954 called for redemption on July 29,
$31,840,000 outstanding 3Vs%
1954
convertible debentures, due >1972
convertible through July 19, 1954. Holders
of $31,383,000 debentures exercised
their conversion privilege and in
exchange for their debentures have received 766,387 common shares.
which
(subordinate),
1954. This compares with earnings for the
of
$3.03 per share on the 7,086,914
full
Co.
The company on June 29,
all of its
of $21,659,462.
1953
Oil
Union
dividend requirements of preferred stock, net
six months of 1954 are equivalent to $2.64 per
full shares of common stock of the company
the
first
corporation has
stock,
issued
dall
Oil
in
1950
Co.
into
redemption
to
Pursuant
Co.
•I
were
Read &
standby agreement with the company, Dillon,
a
Inc., on behalf of itself and certain other investment bankers,
during such conversion period
to
purchase any debentures
offered
tendered
See V.
outstanding.
1950,
number
total
them
to
180,
and
to
such debentures into
convert
common
shares.
101.
p.
to
only
its
shares
279,088
United Funds, Inc.—Assets Rise—
Shares—
of
5%%
second
outstanding,
tenders
Oil
or
resulted
call
of
with
Sunray's
the
Corp.
The
conversion
the
in
second
merger
of
preferred
the
former
stock
Barns-
company's consistent policy
these shares into Sunray
of
fast
reduction
in
these
shares
July 2 resulted in 214,743 shares of second
preferred being converted into Sunray common or redeemed for cash.
Of
total
the
of
shares
issued, 296,587 shares were pur¬
chased
by the corporation on tenders and 41,126 shares purchased
on
calls for redemption for a total of 337,713
shares, all of which
have
been
retired.
For
the
2,082,056 shares converted, a total of
approximately
remaining
basis
—V.
1.1
of
180,
originally
2,670,000 shares of Sunray common stock were issued.
outstanding
279,088
shares are
convertible on
the
share
of
common
for
each
share
of
second
preferred.
100.
p.
1954
1953
$91,741,428
$65,211,377
6,284,365
$14.60
5,547,361
$11.76
As of June 30—
Income
United
Net
shares
Sunray
has
The
the
July 16.
connection
on
shares
common
on
of
2,698,857
were
in
reduced
series
announced
was
The
present
effect
profits
Bank
end
to
are
25
Ultrasonic
7,653,910
months
six
This
of
notes.
such notes,
Chase
the
There
July 22 announced the
of debt of Southern Production with
Bank of New York.
to
Board,
remaining
mature
placed
The
National
1954
1,
The
the
the refinancing
$52,000,000 one to
series"
City
of
of
of
by
First
Chairman
for
year.
the
30.
June
1,175,000
at
York.
Inc.
corporate purposes.—
subsidiaries report for the
and Its
meeting
the
preferred
Southern Production Co., Inc.—Refinances Debt—
T.
excess
Triangle
at $3.75 per sh.
Sunray Oil Corp.—Reduces Preferred
5,000
Wyllie and Thornhill
it
C.
favorable
the
of
Corp.
Patterson
&
out¬
share in
paid
per
dividend
gain.
during
corporation
covering
Income
outstanding as of June 30,
first
Miller
stock
1953.
in
dividends,
stock
Co. Inc., an issue of $6,000,000 of serial mortgage notes,
it wasvannounced on July 21.—V. 174, p. 1897.
7,500
Norfolk
22,000
$3.97
10%
the
of
shown
Securities
With
company
178,
a
months
six
on
12,500
24,000
with
the
period
stock
common
..
1954,
After
Proctor & Paine___
Investment
Inc.
to
1198.
earnings for
20,00o
Abbott,
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
of
President,
Co.—Semi-Annual
company
the
Strudwick
&
reflects
this
of
at the
proceeds,
offered
be
consolidated net income of $20,407,464 after setting
aside
normal
reserves
for
depreciation, amortization, depletion and
Federal Income Taxes.
This compares with a consolidated net income
Willis, Kenny & Ay res, Inc.
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
Ecott,
Shares
29,250
SEC
15-year loan at 4%%.
R. Sidenfaden,
oustanding 6%
its
177, p.
Oil
3CT,
share
Bache
letter
a
Joseph N. Pew, Jr., Chairman of the Board of
firm
a
follows;
net
Net
i
for
commitment
5.—V.
series
with Massachusetts
is negotiating
W.
redeem
to
June
year.
filed
19
$1,000,000
a
announced:
an
to
for
notes.—V.
1960 and bearing interest
being due
declared
the
July
on
corporation
Sun
of
used
Co.
used
25-for-l.
stockholders
of
on July
12 filed a letter of notification with the
299,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
per
share through A. L. Albee & Co., Boston, Mass.
$1
at
The
Plainfield, N. J.—Files—
($100 per share), without
for working capital.
According
shares
July
for
products.
slight
a
This offering was
par
be
to
The
25 shares of common stock
in exchange for each share of previously
IDue at varying dates on or before Feb. 2,
*t
par
from
same
preferred
corporation
covering
Files
new
With SEC—
19
at
at
21,
June
months
Trans-Wdrlld
Oronite
the
covering 4,324 shares of Common stock (no par)
$25 per share, and 202 shares of preferred stock to
July
surance
filed
incorporation
by
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Private Placement—
42,000
625,000 shs.
authorization,
stock
common
all
stock
1,000,000
board
were
tSubstantially
certificate
the
common
to
to
value
value)
par
amendment
1954,
©f
stock
the
shares
compares
expiration
sales
of
on
Other income
Outstanding
t$140,000
$450,000
1
58,000
•1,000,000 shs.
15, 1955-
notes
six
operations.
July 14 offered 48,730
used for general
be
to
are
corporation
on
are
Authorized
proceeds
offered
offered
AT'JULY
income
aircraft
of
$45,000,000
The
Terrace, Norfolk 12, Va.
CAPITALIZATION AS
first
the
increased
The
manu¬
160.
p.
Stavid Engineering, Inc.,
company.
at
net
180,
Southern Lighterage Corp., a Virginia
marine equipment to the company for use
leaess
the
marketed by
shares of class B common stock (par $1)
and
has
It
This
adjusted
from
level
three
offered
7
—A. M. Kidder & Co. of Miami on
deposits,
concrete.
for
State Fire & Casualty Co., Miami, Fla.—Stock Offered
wholly-owned,
oorpbration, which
In
and
certificates,
investment
of
1,314,357
1954.
1953,
1953.
in
net
$49,339,999
SEC
company
$500,000
subsidiaries
and
*$183,114
manufactured
as
245.
p.
was
incorporated in Virginia on Nov. 9, 1945,
operating the properties and equip¬
was
and
17,
on
Tex.—•
June
30, current assets were $101,958,118 and current lia¬
including notes payable to banks, were $52,618,119.
Working
to
filed a registration statement with the
1954, covering $5,000,000 of accumulative certificates,
July 19,
on
series
of acquiring and
purpose
production
SEC
com¬
stock (par $2) at $9.50 per share.
mon
lower
of
As
$2.04
Offering—Mention
extending
Longview,
1953.
first
New
issue of July 19 of the public offering
our
line
near
Titan Manganese Mining Corp.—Files With SEC—
State Bond & Mortgage Co.—Registers
Southern Materials Co., Inc.—Stock
20-inch
line
bilities,
Facilities will include a
service
laboratory.
It is
investment
in
resulting
deliveries
fully equiped engine testing and
customer
expected that the plant will be
in operation by the end of tnis year.—V. 17a, p. 2477.
2611.
made in
$22,953
-
manufactured
bo
extending
,
increase
of
the
Cr7,500
Cr21,442
additives
oil
will
States
of
line
Joaquin, Tex., area to
Tex.
From
that point
to date is
due almost
entirely to reduced shipments of aircraft products, ac¬
cording to Mr. Wright.
Sales of automotive parts and industrial
products were down only slightly from last year.
Sales
during the second quarter were somewhat below those for
a
lubricating
United
miles
24-inch
16-inch
of
the
capital
corporation, now constructing a plant for
lubricating oil additives at Hull, England.
complete
the
company.
This
"was
have
of
in
County,
$5,357,618 in
provision
for
the
on
30,
June
period
rates
The
wholly owned subsidiary and the Distillers
announced tne formation of Orobis Ltd., a jointly
Co.,
with
after
share
September,
The
California—New Affiliate—
of
31.5
existing
corporation
compared
on
tax
153,844
174,450
•
87,531
British
owned
$1,857,949
913,333
outstanding end of period
—V.
in
1484.
p.
Oil Co.
Chemical
Ltd.
Co.,
412,296
179,
this
products showed
*
——
loss.—V.
of
per
same
The
1953
2,678,582
.
Balance
Earnings
the
—
957,279
build
equivalent,
standing
goods and services—
profit
Net
Oronite
2,270,245
taxes,
interest, etc
preferred stock
on
of
required
Standard
$13,815,968 $13,050,825
,
income after
"Shares
Net
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended June 30—
is
$4.80
with
r
Dividends
to
Federal income tax for prior years
for
longer
no
payment of bank loans
such program.—V. 179,
of
out
p. 2146.
Gross
This
goods and services
Provision
♦
and
program,
with
sales
$6,490,502,
Milling Co.—Reports Profit for Year—
sale
station
Panola
of 1954 amounted to $144,410,319, it was announced on July
by J. D. Wright, President.
For the
corresponding period of
1953, net sales amounted to $169,416,436.
Despite this decline in sales, net income was up. amounting to
31,
charges including loss on disposition of
Kansas City mill machinery and equipment—
Depreciation
the net proceeds from the sale of the preferred
payment in part of obligations incurred in connection
construction
in
12
58
19
1953,
31,
Special
to apply
proposes
the
.
made after Dec. 31,
to be
of
approximately $2,000,000.
It
ended May
months
May
in
its
of
Power
of
estimated
Total
Thompson Products, Inc.—Sales Off—Net Higher—
1954
1953
$19,560,352 $34,707,448
16,746,499
31,938,048
Selling, advertising and administration expenses
1,583,586
2,306,137
Deductions from income
183,946
325,583
Cost
Rauscher,
amendment.
that expenditures
the
for
Standard
Income from
company estimates that its 1954-1956 construction program will
Tequire expenditures of approximately $5,250,000 during the two years,
plete
in
ended
to build 26.5 miles
field
would
terminus
Texas.
$3,269,000.
compressor
gas
in
months
Year Ended May 31—
Paine,
The
and
months
for the 12
each instance.
is
line
180, p. 298.
end
Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.;
Tierce
ended
months
12
an
application with the Federal
authorization
for
the
construction
proposes
existing
Eastern
filed
transmission
gas
project
company
an
to^the
V.
1954 was $7,405,457,
per
share on the
end of said period,
and $1.76 per share on average shares outstanding during said period.
For the
same
12
months period of
the preceding year, net income
was $6,259,049, equal after preferred stock dividends, to $1.52 per share
on 3,815,006
shares outstanding at end of said period, and $1.61 per
share on average shares outstanding during period.—V. loO, p. 2s(7.
180, p. 100.
Webster
&
the
Carthage
Texas
income were $31,601,287 apd
May 31, 1954, compared with
gross
natural
of
The
a
composed
group
of
from
after preferred stock dividends to $1.69
4,087,477 shares of common stock outstanding at
registration statement with the SEC on July
21,
1954,
covering 30,000
shares
of
4.72%
series
preferred
stock
(cumulative $50 par), to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing
cost
equal
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
income
and
$11,892,387
South
ondary
The
miles
gross
revenues
.
The corporation has
Commission
requesting
a
common
Net
an
series due 1973.
$28,550|564
subscribed and the books closed.—V.
of
operating revenues of $2,574,317. for
the month
of
May
1954,
compared with $2,418,631
for the same
month of the previous year.
Gross income for May 1954 was $1,054,630 against $999,423 in the preceding year.
South Carolina Natural Gas Co.—Trustee—
The
Issue of $4,000,000 first mortgage
See also V. 180, p. 160.
filed
2
shares
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
The
455.
p.
July
on
5,000
the
Mexico
of
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—V.
corporation
covering
2374.
179, p.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Proposed Expans'ii
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay expenses incident to
planning, constructing and operating a
resort-type hotel.
SEC
t
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on July 20 completed the
of 51,400 shares of Technicolor, Inc. common stock under
exchange distribution approved by the American Stock Exchange;
an
Southwestern
Model,
Chairman
also
director
a
of
$99,452
distribution
—V.
Roland & Stone, members of
New York Stock Exchange, has been elected a director.
Sofina, with headquarters in Brussels, is one of the world's leading
International financial, utility and industrial investment companies,
partner
*$100,186
income
Merrill
stock
common
2146.
p.
(Sofina)—Banker Elected to Board—
Model,
103,000
Technicolor, Inc.—Distribution Completed—
com¬
Nev.—Files With SEC—
Leo
,452
$
23.
convert the debentures into common stock of
right to
pany
Societe Financiere de Transports et d'Entreprises Industrielles
"$206,186
Crl08,000
•Loss.
tAfter provision for
depreciation of plant, all selling &
general expenses, and provision for state iranchi— taxes.
The company had outstanding as of June 30, 1954 a total of
1,012,984 shares (including scrip for fractional shares).—V. 179, p. 1271.
due
,
170,
Three Months Six Months
tOperating profit and miscellaneous income.—
Fed. inc. taxes (est.) & prov. for contingencies
To Redeem Debentures—
to
V.
U
Symington-Gould Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
investments
for
treasury
share
one
(355)
Shalres
Net
outstanding
value
asset
-
Fund:
$31,765,403 $16,649,118
assets
Net
Shares
Net
outstanding
value
asset
assets
Net
asset
Net
value
$11.91
assets
Shares
2,587,581
$7.18
2,506,761
$5.64
$5,973,315
$3,032:402
1,116,399
$5.35
719,577
-S4.21
—
per
Continental
United
Net
1,398,424
$18,576,447 $14,129,258
-
—
_
Shares outstanding
Net
4,231,691
$7.51
>,.
—
share
per
Science Fund:
United
—V.
.
share
per
Accumulative
United
,.
Fund:
assets
share—
Fund:
—
—
outstanding
asset
179,
value
per
share
—
2417.
p.
I
Supermarket
Merchandisers of America, Inc., Phila¬
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
York.
at
The
business
on
net
July
15
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share through Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., New
proceeds are to be used for working capital and for
199,700
$1.50
per
expansion.
United
Funds
Canada
Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
delphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
This
register
Fund
with
has
the
filed
an
application
with
the SEC
for permission to
Commission as an investment company under tile
Act" of 1940 and to make a public offering of its
Investment Company
(Continued
on
pa£e 50)
v*
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(356)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Fuller Brush Co., class
Class AA (quar.)
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
first
the
In
indicate all the dividends
we
Gar
an¬
Wood
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
General
Name
ment
Steel
Acme
Advisers
Co.
Fund,
net
Alabama
net
Gas
Corp.,
(Increased
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Power Co., 4.20% preferred
Allis
preferred
(Louis)
Co,
Extra'
20c
Aluminum
Co.
Furniture
American
Fuel
Ayshire
Collieries
Bankers
Co.
Corp.
Commercial
Beaver Lumber
Garden
Extra
South
Real
C
&
Tar
&
preferred
A
preferred
pief.
net
'
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
___!
I
37'Ac
$37'Ac
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-1 3
$25c
1
9-
8-13
Extra
8-16
7-30
Louisiana
9-
8-16
Lucky
7-30
Lynch
8-
2
1
8-20
Land
Meadville
7-20
8-
25c
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
50c
7-20
9-11
9-
8-
Midvale
8-16
8-
3-
1
Miles
7-20
9-10
2nd
8-16
Mississippi
Mission
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Class
B
Missouri
8-31
7-30
7-30
7-19
9-15
8-25
35c
9-15
9-
1
9-
3
25c
9-17
8-25
8-27
8-
8-
2
8-
1
5»A%
17'A %
45c
$10c
10-22
9-25
11-
Mutual
8-25
8-
10c
8-14
8-14
8-
N.
1
—
___ZIIIIIIIZZ
(G. C.)
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)___
1
9-
1
9-
9-
1
York
$1.06'A
9-
1
Electrographic Corp. (quar.) ——__IIII_Z
Emsco
Manufacturing Co.—
payment
on
July
common
9-
1
1
1
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
25c
9-
1
Dock
8-23
Federal Compress &
Warehouse Co.
___
Mogul Corp," (quar)— II—
IZZZIZ—Z
Firestone Tire &
Rubber, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)..,
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.l
_IIZIIIIIZZZ
1
25c
8-25
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.l—
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
Mfg.,
Glass
—
new
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
;
Pipe Line
8-11
37V2c
9-
1
9-
8-16
Peerless
1
2
8-11
Cement
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
3
8-
3
8-31
4.05%
preferred
D
1
8-13
4.70%
preferred
E
(quar.)
30c
9-10
8-20
4.50%
preferred
F
(quar.)__
25c
9-
1
8-20
$1
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-30
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd.
8-15
7-30
Portland
Sz
Electric,
preferred
Bureau
Corp.,
Phila Insulated
Gas
&
C
4.40%-
pfd. B
(quar)
(quar.)—
Valley RR.
8-16
8-25
$12'Ac
8-16
8-
50c
9-28
9-16
9-
8-25
______
15c
8-16
(quar.)_
50c
9-15
8-31
$1
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
common
30c
pfd.
8-
8-31
15c
(s-ai__
9
9-
2
2
(quar.)
8-16
1
8-16
$1.25
9-15
8-31
75c
A
9-20
8-30
Inc.—
Co.
11c
8-17
7-30
9-
9-10
8-12
9-10
8-12
9-
8-
8-15
7-30
25c
8-16
8-
8-16
8-
2
$1
(quar.)
quar.)
9-15
37'Ac
13c
(increased
$12'Ac
20c
class A
8-25
8-
6
2%
_________________________
Steel
Fund;
1
1
9
Inc.—
income)
Corp.
-
(quar.)__
(year-end)
2
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.l
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
(George)
Co.
July
7-30
8-23
8-
2
7-19
$5
8-
2
7-21
$$1.12'A
9-
•r..-
pfd.
(quar.)
•
1
8-13
__________
15c
8-15
7-30
!___
(quar.)
25c
8-15
7-30
(quar.)
Co.
common
8-15
9-15
20c
Ltd., 4V2%
B.)
Wilson-Jones
$30c
Alabama
of
(J.
$1.12'A
._.
Co
(directors
payment
at
took
action
no
meeting
held
on
21)
(Gar)
Industries
Gar
(see
Wood
Industries)
Wisconsin
Yosemite
Power
Park
&
&
Light Co.
(increased!
Yuba
Consol.
32c
Gold
Fields,
Inc
8-
9-17
8-13
10c
;_
7-31
8-12
75c
(quar.)_
8-14
30c
Curry
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
8-16
7-21
2
8-16
9-30
9-
preceding table.
9-10
8-20
$1
9-
1
8-16
$1
9-
1
8-16
1
8-27
10-
1.
8-27
$2.50
9-
i
3
8-13
7-30
8-
2
7-20
$1
8-
2
7-21
22V2c
8-
2
9-
being given in the
1
8-13
7-31
7-20
Per
Name of Company
Abitibi
Power
PaDer
&
Co.,
$1.50 pfd._
Above issue called for redemption on July
30 at $25 per share plus dividend
Abstract & Title Insurance Corp.
(Buffalo
N.
A.
Y.)
C.
F.
(quar.)
Payable of Reo.
$12%c
50c
____
Industries
Special
Ltd.
When
Share
i
7-28
$1.14
Inc..
(From
com.
surplus
(quar.)
not
75c
Holderi
7-30
6-25
8-
2
7-15.
8-
2
7-15
$1
profits)
8-15
7-27
9-30
9-
9
Common
(quar.)
75c
$1.12V2
9-
9-15
1
8-11
9-
1
Common
(quar.)
75c
$1.12%
12-15
9-
1
12-
8-11
1
Common
(quar.)
75c
8-10
7-26
3-
1
30c
37V2c
25c
$1
9-
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
7%
2
7%
preferred
8-18
7%
preferred
8-
9-
5
7%
8-13
8-25
9-15
$1.75
Refineries,
8-31
Common
1
9-15
$1.20
A
1
8-13
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Acme
Aluminum
9-27
9-17
9-15
9-
1
$1.10
(quar.)
conv.
9-15
8-10
Advisers
9-
8-10
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
9-
8-10
Aircraft
9-
8-10
Air-Way
9-
8-10
8-
7-30
Adams-Millis
Akron,
Corp.
Fund
Radio
1
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-20
27'Ac
8-
1
7-15
50c
Ltd.
(quar.)
7-16
8-
2
100%
div)
Stores
Corp.
&
(accum.)
8-
6
$10c
9-
1
7-30
8-13
7-23
(quar.)
Appliance
10c
Corp
7-20
40c
8-16
8-
Allied
62V2c
8-16
20c
8-
2
7-20
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
$3
1-3-55
12-20
14c
8-17
7-23
7-30
22V2c
8-14
8-
2
5
Control
6-29
Youngstown RR.—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Allegheny & Western Ry.
8-
1
$30c
$$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Electric
Canton
3-
$12'Ac
preferred
9-
8-20
1
3-15-55
Alloys. Inc.—
$1.10
1
7-15
9-
12-
Ltd.—
(quar.l
9-
12'Ac
2
12-15
$1.75
10-
class
8-
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Sugar
3-15-55
$1.75
(quar.)
25c
25c
(accum.),
(quar.)—
1
$5c
10-
$1.12%
Ltd
Co.
9-
9-10
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
75c
$2.121/2
(s-a)
Wire Co
Coke
Co.
Fund,
-92V2c
(quar.)
9-
3.70%
65c
10c
Inc.,
Ltd.,
$1.17%
8-
1
7-30
20c
income)
Co.,
$1.01
1
8-16
Ltd.—
•.
preferred
12'Ac
9-
2
8-13
(increased)
Inc.
iquar.)
preferred
on
8-
1
30c
(quar.)
Income
7^26
8-12
9-
(quar.)_______
com.
preferred
Co.,
7-29
25c
$20c
7-14
7-14
14c
i
8-16
7-21
7-21
50c
(quar.l
9-
Pennsylvania
9-15
$50c
gains)
iquar.)
(Canada),
$1
9-10
.
9-24
9-
8-
2c
(quar. )_i_'i__
Acadia-Atlantic
Corp
:___
Transportation Co. (quar.)_.
Fruit
Petrolite
8-10
10-15
25c
62V2c
preferred (quar.)
Parmelee
Peoria
8-27
and
(quar.l—
Ry.
V
•8-16
income
Carson
R.)
4
Inc.—
Cement,
&
Western
8-16
Co.—
Sheraton
8-16
Ltd.
Condensing
8-11
25c
(quar.)—
Marine &
Oil,
8-
6
5c
Williams
9-15
:
Fund,
investment
investment
4%%
26(4c
15c
common
Corp.
dividend
Westeel
30c
preferred
25c
$1.15
8-16
1
2
Virginia
8-24
II
$1.50
...
Co., 4.56%
preferred
West
9-
7-21
7-29
Extra
9-10
1
2
8-
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co.
9-15
9-
8-
3
25c
(s-a)
„—
50c
$1.12'A
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
;
Federal
-$$1.19
$1.06'A
(s-a)
(quar.)
Penn
(quar.)
Inc.
8-27
1
(quar.)
pfd.
non-cum.
Inc.
Lumber
Eastern
4%
$1.12'A
2
7-15
(quar.)
Petroleum, Inc., 6%
Washington
,
75c
common
Brewing Co
Panhandle
Park
"I
(quar.)
$5
Plastics
Common
12'Ac
6
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
Redwood
Outboard
common
Fair)
Co..
Oil
Owens-Illinois
191
(quar.)
6
8-
7-21
2
9-
earned
(From
9-15
20c
4V2% preferred A (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp., common (increased)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.l_____
8-16
$1.10
8-
9-
2
8-
Co.—
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
Wood
preferred
4V2%
8-16
$1.41'A
10-
1
9-15
8-
8-27
Chemical
$1
—.
Mining Corp., Ltd.—
Edison
Omar,
8-16
9-
8-19
30c
(quar.)
4%
Ohio
8-16
$1.37'A
8-19
10-
3
8-31
$1.10
Vcgt
8-31
8-31
Fund—
Register
Central
Olympia
8-16
9-
Co.
9-12
40c
net
Mfg.
Stock
21)
(quar.)
Northwestern Utilities,
3
$1.02'A
9-16
9-16
$10c
Northwest
3
10-
$1.06'A
common
common
8-
25c
Gas
Line
(From
7-23
37V2c
$2.50
(quar.)_—:.XiLL
Noyes (Charles F.)
10-
$1.50
$1.34
(quar.)
Inc.,
on
July
on
4
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Value
9-15
6
t25c
Northeastern Wa$er Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$2 preferred (s-a)
8-10
$1.75
1
8-
50c
*
9-
(quar.)
Western
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. com.,
6% preferred A (quar.)
New
8-10
1
10-
5c
50c
(quar.)—
U. S.
9-16
$1.15
*31,/4C
preferred
(quar.)
Products of Western Canada, Ltd.
North
8-25
9-
Vick
1
8-13
Weston
payment
held
Investment
Normetal
5
9-
7-30
4>/4%
9-21
9-10
8-15
Extra
4
1
Viceroy
(quar.)
meeting
Cash
Neon
7-30
8-16
7-30
7-30
1
Corp.—
National Distillers Products,
7-30
10-
Inc.
National
4
87'Ac
8-16
8-15
security profits)
By-Products, Inc..
1
8-
10-
realized
9-10
10-
25c
6c
$1.37Vs
(quar.)
National
9-17
1
9-
(7V2c from ordinary income and 2V2c from
7-15
8-25
Lines,
& Co.
preferred
Murphy
7-26
2
75c
——•-
Ltd., class A
omitted
at
Munsingwear,
8-16
$1.25
(Directors
stock
7-20
1
Transtates
(quar.)—;
7-16
8-16
A.)
Trunkline
(quar.l
1
9-15
Corp.
7-22
8-24
37J/2C
Co.
Ltd.
Co.,
Tok'neim
2
2V2c
Cement
8-
$0.0455
____
(quar.)
Products,
8-
(quar.)
5
37'Ac
87'Ac
preferred
9-13
common
8-
8-16
(John
4%
20c
(quar.)—
5
8-31
8-16
Thompson
(quar.)—
pfd.
8-
8-
Thompson
25c
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
4%%
preferred
(initial)
New
7-20
2
9-
2
Pipe Line,
&
Motor Products
3
8-
8-
S.)
(J„ P.)
Morgan
7-20
i
8-
Containers,
Morgan
8-10
8-14
8-16
-
Moore-McCormack
75c
15c
50c
Modern
60c
2
4.60%
7-31
8-31
Co.—
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Fair
7-21
25'Ac
9-15
convertible
2
(quar.)_
7-21
2
8-20
50c
5%
8-
;
2
8-
8-16
Portland
7-30
—
8-
30c
9-15
Pearson
8-
(monthly i
$5.50 1st pfd.
,
$1.25
$1.50
5c
Taylor,
8-16
_
8-13
45c
preferred
Superior
8-15
(quar.l
(J.
5.20%
1
5
8-25
8-16
Extra
Mitchell
$37'Ac
98-
9-10
10c
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
12'Ac
Co.,
Portland
9-15
8-15
Suburban
——
Corp
Missouri-Kansas
10-
14c
Power
7-22
The
(quar.)
2
9-13
35c
long-term capital
Corp.' (quar.l
(D.
Tennessee
preferred
Dry
1
Stuart
7-30
(quar.)
Laboratories
$1.50
8-
Stouffer
8-20
—________
8-
65c
(quar.)__
Service
Investment
from
8-21
7-22
pfd. (quar.)_
(initial)
pref.
from
6
Co.
Minneapolis-Molihe,
3
1
Co.
(12c
8-
Co.
8-23
25c
(quar.)
Warner
Sterling
9-10
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Seamless Tube Co
Water
Stanley
30c
37'/2c
Frank
Middlesex
$1.60 conv.
$1.25
——
6
Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
(quar.)—
Mickelberry's Food Products
7-21
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Standard
(quar.)—-
(quar.)„—
8-16
9-
Corp.
preferred
(s-a)————————
Co.
1
25c
Public
pfd.
Moore,
9-
40c
(quar.)
(|quar.)____—
preferred
Inc.
&
8-16
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
9-20
1
15c
$5 non-cum.
Telephone
Michigan
8-31
9-30
8-
12'Ac
_____—
Meier &
8-10
5
Co.,
Mfg.
Extra
8-14
87'Ac
(quar.)—
Exploration Co.
Maxv/ell
Manning,
8-10
&
4_
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Menasco
1
$1
$1
75c
75c
(quar.)
————
Macmillian
5
—
Hotel
•
7-20
9-
$1,
~
Baltimore
8-31-
9-
(monthly)—————.——$1
Monthly—
Monthly ___
Lord
8-13
1
Engineering
7-21
8-
Co.
Southwestern
8-13
7-31
$1.50
pfd.
4.40%
4
25c
8-20
1
9-
20c
pfd.
6%
Service
8-27
7-30
17'Ac
j__
Common
Gas
Electric
9-10
7-30
Water—
ZIII
Southwestern
Spencer Shoe
1
50c
2nd
(quar.).I
7-21
1
35c
__
convertible
preferred
8-13
1
9-
25c
I
$4.40
preferred
4
8-
9-
62'Ac
'_.
preferred
9-
$2
87'Ac
25c
._
4.40%
7-31
2
Northern
4.60%
8-15
8-
8-19
7-30
9-
Company (quar.)
4
$1.75
2nd
Florida Power, 4%
3
Petroleum,
8-16
„
;
B
Calif.
Southern
8-11
16c
(quar.)_„
Corp.
Southern
8-16
8-
25%
convertible
Stock
9-10
9-
1
15c
Co.,
(quar.)
Fitzsimmons Stores, class
9-24
1
35c
-____.
Extra
40c
preferred
10c
8
8-13
$1
30'Ac
4.08%
(quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc.
9-15
7-30
25c
.__
Edison,
7-23
9-
1
Calif.
1
Q-20
8-13
S.),
9-
|
7-19
.___
3
9-
$$1.25
<T.
9-15
$50c
2
2
9-23
50c
25c
Pipe
1
8-
8-
(quar.)__
8-
+
9-
8-16
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Southern Natural
—
9-15
10c
Southern
$1
1
Co.,
40c
-
20c
,
;
25c
(quar. i
9-23
10-10
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Bleachery & Dye Works
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—;
(quar.)
9-23
10-10
(initial quar.)__
com.
Inc.
Stamford Water Co.
Co.
10-10
50c
Co., new
7-31
B
45c
53c
$1.433A
i;
8-20
Class
(quar.)
11-12
60c
9-
com.
Co.
4.36%
3
8-12
12-1
;.
9-
8-12
_________
8-18
7-31
10-1
1
11-12
1
1
9-
11-12
9-
9-
$31'Ac
11-12
20c
10-10
1
Sinclair Oil
capital
7-26
10-16
9-
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
4.88%
8-20
2
8-
$25c
1
(quar.)——
$32'Ac
Co.,
$1.75
$1.10
$5
from
7-27
8-31
________
Southwestern
4c
8-18
37V2c
1
quar.)——
7-20
5%
25c
1
—
7-20
1
1
(quar.)______
common
8c
Loblaw, Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-
(quar.)-.
7-21
1
8-
Insurance
44c
and
Glass
(quar. )_
(quar.)
Oil
Simmons
Fund—
income
pfd.
12-
(s-a)
2
8-
25c
12-
Lanett
(Bait.)—
_
-
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford
50c
$4.25
The
9-
7%
Signode Steel Strapping com.
5%
preferred (quar.l
7-23
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)————
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., class A (quar.j-—
$1.18%
(quar.)
Preferred
8-16
9-20
8-
15c
(quar.)
$1
$1.12'A
$1.05
gainst
Co.—
on
1
8-16
7-21
Extra
2
7-30
35c
preferred^fquar.)
Corp.,
9-
8-12
2
15c
(quar.)
Finance
Sherwin-Williams
7-15
7-30
17'Ac
omitted
9-
2
7-21
15c
Co.__
meeting held
Servomechanisms,
1
$1
(quar.)
Seaboard
8-31
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)_..
9-17
9-10
9-
50c
(accumulative).
preferred
from
(4c
29c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-29
9-
$1.25
_
preferred
(initial
common
Knickerbocker
75c
!
pfd.
(quar.)„
5'A%
pfd.
8-
1
8-
common....
$1 preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co., common—
6%
preferred (quar.)___
Smith-Douglass Co. (quar.)
income)
investment
New
1
16'Ac
(quar.)
(see
8
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
B
8-
16'Ac
4%%>
414 %
*
7-10
12'Ac
7% preferred (quar.)__
Eastern States Corp. (Md.i—
$7 preferred A
(accumulative)
First Bank
7-22
1
50c
(quar.)
_______
Co
Natural ^as, 4.10%
conv.
$5.75
Simms
(quar.)_——_
Keystone Custodian Funds, series K-l (from
Lock Joint
_
(quar.)—
Louis & Interurban
$2.12
8-10
$1.05
__
(quar.)
Co.
7-31
45c
■
7-28
Y.)
8-16
preferred
Seaboard
7-28
8-12
9-
90c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-10
5%
7-30
8-10
9-10
(stock div.)__
common
preferred
Co.,
7-31
$1
common
prior
2
8-
1st
Mills,
Co.,
9-
15c
_____
Co.
(The)
8-
Paper
Scythes &
Corp.
Marine
&
9-24
35c
Kellogg Co.
7-23
30c
-
(quar.)
Chemical
preference
at
1
Flour
8-16
5c
.
7-26
common
Mills
8-
(quar.)—_
1
__
stock
Kawneer Co.
3
8-
Extra
(Directors
9-
Ltd.—
(N.
Aircraft
$5.65%
9-17
Insurance Co.
$1.50
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares—
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts for
ordinary (final)
Dixie Cup Co.
(quar.)_
5.36%
Kansas City Title
7-26
Diamond Ice & Coal
preferred
8-20
Petroleum
Fire
$4.40
7-15
8-15
60c
95c
1
(quar.)
Supply
2
Consol
4%
—
8-
(reduced)
preferred
St.
9-15
"
(quar.)
Seal
2
9-22
50c
Co.——
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Cork
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
8-16
Railway & Terminal
Co.,
8-
9
8-31
Crown
Regis
—
$3
Dallas
Drackett
3.80%
9-17
(quar.)
'50c
Stock dividend___
;
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc
Douglas
9-30
Common
7
8-16
(quar.)_.
Press,
St.
(quar.)-;
——
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
7-15
,
Co.,
8-13
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)—:
preferred
Dominion
10-
Co.
8-31
Inc.
Paul
Society—
7-30
Wire
St.
Gas
7-21
1
8-20
——
International Resistance
8-26
1
A
9-24
Ltd., 6'A%
preferred B
Common
9-27
11-
Accountants
10c
_
9-10
2
9-30
9-
1
9-
$1
Consolidated/ Copper
class
35c
Gas Electric Light & Power
*/2f'
Common
Inspiration
2
—
Continental American Life Insurance
(quar.)
Continental Can Co. (increased
quar.)
Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)_
Cosden Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)_
Fair
International
7-19
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting—
(Directors omitted payment, on the class A
stock at
meeting held on July 16)
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)_
«
8-2
8-
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)—
Finance
E'rlanger
9-
8-16
8-25
Inc.,
Lawrence
8'A%
8-11
com.
Columbian Carbon Co.
»
9-14
9-15
10 & 25c Stores,
St.
8-
9-10
50c
B
8-16
9-
7-19
1
$1.12 %
9-
9-24
2
50c
(quar.)
Safeway Steel Products, Inc.
8-26
8-20
8-
20c
(quar.)
common
Ryan
1
(quar.)
B
5,
Sherer-Gillett
(interim)
Ordinary
7-29
;
Insulated
Paso
7-30
7-10
(quar.)—,..
Bakeries, class A
Cochran Foil Co.
$6
8-14
12'Ac
(quar.)_
Class
Imperial Tobacco of G. Britain & Ireland, Ltd.
1
Corp. (quar.)
Estate Trust (Boston)—•
Commodore Hotel,
Ei
1
9-
Clearing Machine Corp. (increased)——
Cleve. & Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7% gtd.
(quar.)
4%
special gtd. (quar.).,
;
6%
9-
1
Co.,
6-21
—
8-11
preferred
Duriron
9-15
(quar.)
25c
West
Class B
East
Hubiager Co,
50c
Quarterly
•
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)—
City Water Co. 'of Chattanooga—
4%
Houston
1
Insur.
quar.
Inc
preferred (quar.)
Class
9-14
10-
50c
Marine
Brass,
6-21
25c
50c
115c
3
1
&
&
Rogers Corp., $3.60 class A
Rose's
Washington
75c
8-
—
25c
&
Consolidated
Oil
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Common
Co.,
&
(quar.)——____
4'A % preferred (quar.) J
___——
4.20% preferred (quar.)—L_°.
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Foundry, 5% preferred (quar.)
Colonial
(George A.)
9-
$50c
Central
4%
6% preferred A
Hotels Statler Co.
62 'Ac
Central
Dravo
8-16
9-10
_
4V2%
8-16
8-31
25c
Mfg.
9-10
7-23
$1.25
(increased
Copper
8-24
8-16
(quar.
8-
50c
(quar.).—-——
9-
;
Canadian
7%
9-
$$1.50
_
Dentists
9-15
25c
Canada Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.
Claussen
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
7
9-10
8-31
41c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
Inc.
Revere
6-21
$1.06'A$1.05
62'Ac
$1.50
.
9-30
(quar.)—-
Canada Cement Co.,
4%
2nd
7
City
9-30
Commission.
preferred
Rayonier,
9-10
8-
(quar.)
20c
___
—
preferred
4'A%
$4.20
Co., common
(quar.)_
12'Ac
3,/2% preferred (quar.)__
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—Quarterly
Consul.
preferred
common
Inc
Burlington Mills Corp.,
4% preferred (quar.)
Collyer
$4.25
9-
,40c
Inc._
2
10-
——-——_
75c
'
Burdine's,
5%
Hooker Electrochemical
Jacksonville
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)——
Store
(quar.)
9-15
50c
____
4.20%
preferred B
6%
9-15
$1
Apartments,
2'
8-
9-30
(quar.)
$1.25
—
Black, Nivalis & Bryson, Inc.
Bowling Green Fund Inc.—
Brooklyn
Quaker
8-
75c
31c
9-
1
Inc.
Co., common
25c
;
Corp.,
___
8-24
6
25c
(quar. )___„__—
9-20
1
Service
Oil
6
9-
—
25c
(quar.)
——
Aircraft
Public
8-31
9-30
■
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Subject to approval of the
2
10-
B
preferred
Hormel
10-
56'Ac
___,
8-
$1.06'A
_
5c
—
(quar.)-—
8-16
10c
—_______
H.) Knitting, common
10c
Co., Ltd
Extra
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(P.
7-23
7-30
$1.25
Y.)
7-30
25c
$1,12'A
——
(quar.)
common
_|_
(N.
Bay Petroleum Corp.
Paper Co.,
preferred
4'A %
5
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-14
8-31
35c
$1.04'A
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
5
RR._—_
Refining
preferred
8-
Heywood-Wakefield Co.K common
11-
25c
Point
4.18%
Rheem
—-
30c
11-
15c
(quar.)
(reduced)-
West
&
8-.13
9-24
15c
$1.50
________
—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)______,
Atlanta
Atlantic
9-10
Holderi
9-30
$1.02
_________
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
1
_
Gas
preferred
Payable of Reo.
40c
(quar.)
com.
(quar,)_
4.08%
55c
(initial)—
common
common—
preference
2
8-18
Hercules Steel Products,
12-
._
(quar.)_:
$1.40
Gas Co.,
When
Share
&
8-
9-10
7-31
•
12-
—
Oil
7-22
Elec.
8-16
Pullman,
7-13
8-13
75c
preferred
Louisiana
Chain
8-13
87'Ac
prior
Beech
1
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
(quar.)
new
Co.,
(quar.)——
25c
Co.
8-
25c
50c
(quar.)——
Arkansas
<
8-16
5%
12'Ac
(quar.)___
(initial!)———
Per
Public Service
pay¬
(quar.) —i
preferred
Class
(quar.)
Foundries
Steel
Arkansas
,
9-17
9-
i
Hanes
5%
preferred (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil (quar.)_,
»
9-30
(qu.ar.)___
4'A%
Screw,
Common
$5
8-17
9-17
8-17
$25c
Steamship
Pipe & Construction
American
American
1
$$1.31
American-Hawaiian
American
1
9-30
$2
Cable
&
Electronics
American
4'A %
Canada, Ltd.—
Colortype Co.
American
Hammermill
7-23
9-
30c
Amalgamated Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)—^
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Airlines Inc., com. (quar.)
American Chain
56'Ac
——
common
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
Name of Company
7-22
Pure
Dredge & Dock
preferred
9-
50c
4%
preferred (quar.)
5'A% 2nd preferred (quar.)
American
omitted
—
8- 2
2
.
Holdert
time.
Northern Ry.,
6%
32c
—
$3.50 convertible preferred
this
Griscom-Russell
2
$1.05
_
(quar,)———-_-.r~r.-~-.—
of
Corp.
directors
at
Lakes
87'Ac
quar.)
(quar.)
—;—,—
_
8-13
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cities Gas Corp.—
Class A (increased quar.)
(quar.)
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
C.)
$i
56'Ac
31c
60c
——
pfd. (quar.)
When
Payable of Reo.
Gulf
_
Alabama
4.60%
8-
8-13
from
10c
gains)
com.
8-10
9-11
undistributed
and
income
Great
10c
—
capital
Great
40c
Inc;.,
(quar.)__
Inc. (10c from
investment
realized
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Industries,
Acme
Metals
Company
payment date.
When
——
(s-a)—
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25
preferred (quar.)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
(K.
Co.
25c
(quar.)
A
Industries, Inc., 4'A%
Gas Service
nounced
a
Share
.
guaranteed
Co., Inc., 7%
preferred
(Continued
(s-a)_
(s-a)_
on page
46)
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
(357)
Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
47% Jan
22
99
25
Jun
8% Sep
|
Jan
29
10% July
14
6% Jan
3% Sep 15
41% Jun
5
112
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Invest
29
49% Apr
Jan
7
115 % Apr
106
9% Jan
3
8% July
5% Jan
23
4%
ABC
12% July 23
14
49% May 25
32
72
29
85% Mar 18
73% Jan
20% Jan
22% Apr
Dec
31
26% Jan
25% Sep
14
35% Jan
2
23% Dec
29
36% Feb
25
20
6
16
59% Jan
27
32% Jan
6
Jun
7% Sep
10% Mar
14
49% Sep
3
8
22% Oct
114% Jan
101
Oct
15
150
Jun
3
8
70
3% Apr
Sep
14
130
Sep
15
78
Oct
9
81
25% Sep
15
39
1
104
91
Sep
87% Sep
8% Oct
4
14
152
Jan
Feb
Jan
12
4
15
Feb 15
157
Jan
6
89% Feb
35% Apr
8
4
97
May
97
1
Mar
104
92% Mar 11
/
May
8
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
6
11% July 22
Allen
2
72% Jan
98
18
6
Allied
20
Jan
4
35
24% Oct 28
33
Jan
8
35% Sep 21
40% Jan
3
47
Jun
87
94
Nov
4
Jan
5
97
July 14
59% Jan
2
45% Jan
4
61% July 22
2
93% Jan
8
Sep
22
41% Oct 14
Oct
86
118% Jan
8
16
26
90
4
90% Jun
May~25
Dec
10
58% Jan
4
54% Jan
20
47
Jan
11
29
1% Jan
3% Mar 24
24
36% Mar 24
189% Jan
148% Oct 14
11
166
5
Jan
Jan
4
197
84% July 23
26% Sep
29% July
Jun
12
Nov
56
Jan
4
62% Jun
9
26
Jan
4
12% July 19
4
27
31
Jun
20
96
30
Jun
15
Mar 15
5
July 23
12% Sep
15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
4
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
Jan
12
Feb
11
16% Jun
12
16% Jan
4
18% July 19
1
4% Jan
11
6% July 21
49% Jun 29
6% May
3% Sep 15
31% Feb
40
9
Nov
45% Nov
34% Jan
26
44% Apr 24
16% Jan
2
51
Dec
18
23% Dec
17
21
25 % May 27
17% July 16
Sep
90
May
41% Jun
3
6
96% Mar
4
9
55% Jan
6
6
39% Jan
5
6% Jun 30
8% Jan
26
Oct
10
14
151
31% Jan
7
20
17% Feb
4
12% Nov
2
Feb
19
11
May 25
27% Jan
18
35
Dec
9
67
Aug
8
31
21% Sep
99
Jun
July 13
3% Feb
16
2% Jun
28
Jan
28
31
44% Jan
20
59% July 23
Mar 18
7% May 17
13
Jun
28
Jan
14
100
Jun
25
17% Jan
4
22% July
7
27
July 16
19
107 ■'
Apr 21
4
17% July 21
85 % Jan
6
98% July 23
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
24
28% July 22
86% Dec
31
84% Jan
15% Sep
16
19% Feb
2
J7% Jan
18% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
94% Jun 23
105% Feb
9
100% Jan
20
Jan
4
Mar
1
27% July 23
July 16
Feb
24
19% Apr
7% Jun
22
7
18% July 21
Feb 23
22
7% Jan
5
4
14% May 12
11
31%
42
31
29% Jan
5
Jen
6
Jan
16 % -July
11
39% Jan
Mar 27
15% May
58
4
0
25
25% Sep
Feb
120% Sep
12
44% Jan
58
50
Jan
36
2
14
Mar 20
26% Jan
134
May 12
Feb
19
16% July 30
5
Apr 14
152% Jun
10
161% Jan
59% Dec
23
77% Aug
123% Dec
24
3^VB Of1,
4
9
7
16% Jun
7
8
10% Feb
25
Jan
4
July
1
65% Jan
138% Feb
156
55
■
121
175
July 23
28
10
Jun
22
5
30% Apr
19
Jan
7
113% Jan
4
120% Mar
5
10% Feb
22
111% Dec
3
Jun
134
121% Jan
2
9
10% Mar
5
143% Oct 27
60% Jan
119
Jan
9
13% Sep
l0
27% Jan
5
11
94% Dec
17
9 %
July
37% July 23
27
25% Feb
57
59
Sep
S-e
17
15% Jan
4
May 5
23% July 14
71% May
4
93
95% Feb
4
19% Jun
1
Jan
4
28
Jun
1
29% Jan
4
40% July 12
45% Jan
4
55% Jun
30
Jan
5
37% May 17
100
Jan
6
89% Dec
17
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
6
73
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
26
43% Sep
15
57
Jan
30
31% Dec
9
66
May
89
3
25
106 % Mar
106
Feb
8
<
.
46%
1,600
7,900
:w.
99
*96
—-
19,700
61%
603A
61%
593A
600
'
47
121
♦121%
107 %
108
108
1083/a
109
1083A
59%
60
60%
61%
82%
83%
82%
83%
83%
84
823/4
83%
66%
67 %
66
667/8
66%
66%
66
66'/2
16,000
2 5/8
*2%
2%
2%
600
85
67%
68%
♦118
107%
*2%
22
169%
174
71%
70 7%
71%
347/s
23%
71%
72
71%
'
8,500
100
32
32
♦23
233A
900
1767/3
174%;
173
174
171
1703A
70%
2%
23%
*31
23
4,500
623/g
1
34V8
1,600
1097/2
62
61'A
600
124
177%
4,200
71%
715/a
1,000
,
1
133/4
14
137/8
14%
14%
143/4
14%
145/a
143/a
143/a
80,700
81 Va
81 %
81'A
81 3/4
82
83
83
84
8 4 7/4
843A
5,800
29%
29'A
29%
29%
295/8
1,400
♦101%
103 Va
*101'A
1037/2
10
*24 Va
61%
10
2,100
24
24
24
24
640
62 3/a
*67*/2
113A
12 Va
117/8
12
49
49
497/2
49%
33 Va
325/8
327/8
323/8
32%
325/8
33
5,600
98
99
99
973/4
98
1,200
173/4
18
52,300
/
4%
convertible
Theatres
Inc
1
973/4
17%
Can
Radio
&
Corp
167/s
17%
167/a
*16%
17%
*17%
3%%
conv
American
Co
223/a
22%
22%
22%
600
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26 %
1,200
923/4
*91%
92%
♦91%
923A
923A
923A
49%
*136
109%
48%
110
108 3/4
93/a
93/a
14%
14%
10%
37
*303/4
110%
■110
110%
41
41
41%
41%
41 Va
'
93/4
93/4
'103/4
;
9%
93/4
137/8
14
137/a
14
137/e
14%
7,700
103/4
10 7/g
28,500
37%
373/4
67%
9,500
3%
2,400
10%
11
lO'/e
373/4
373/a
373/4
67%
67
67
67
67%
2%
2%
30%
30%
30%
58%
58%
59 Va
58%
59
583/4
59%
3,200
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113A
11%
11%
11%
2,200
97
97
•97
213/4
21%
♦22
♦98
213/4
100
213/4
22%
800
26%
1,900
26%
26%
263/8
26%
26%
26%
•106%
107%
10634
106 3%
•106%
107%
•106%
107%
106%
15%
16%
16%
167/8
17%
163A
17%
16%
♦97
977/a
97
97
26%
26%
26%
27
•88
89
89
89
26%
27
26%
26%
30%
30%
29%
105%
*105'/a
17%
17%
17%
20
1
5
Co—No par
No par
•20
8%
11
21%
83/4
11%
♦20
83/4
11
30%
106
98
98%
98%
983A
983A
27%
27
28%
27%
277/a
21,900
89%
89%
89%
♦88%
267/a
267/a
27
267/a
27%
5,400
30%
30%
303/4
9,300
26%
30
♦105%
30
303/4
•105 Va
106
106
18
18%
18
18%
203/4
20%
20%
203A
203A
21
21
83/4
8%
11
83A
83/4
11
11%
46%
46%
4,200
45%
46%
45%
46'/a
45%
46%
46
19%
193/a
19%
19%
19 %
193/4
193/4
197/8
19%
193/4
3,700
36
35%
353/4
4,200
573/4
11,800
51,700
35%
35%
35%
55%
57
57
18%
18%
18%
18%
178%
*175%
178%
•175 Va
178%
35%
•175%
36%
178%
*175%
7%
7%
7%
293/4
29%
*51
36%
160
383/4
•120%
30
55%
59
130
14%
171
513/4
373/a
161% \
383/4
122
30%
-.♦51%
30%
303A
30%
303A
50'A
50 %r
51
51
387/a
19,900
162%
430
37
367/s
373/a
37%
38%
162%
162%
161%
161%
161%
38%
27%
56
38%
122
30%
56
38%
♦120%
27%
55%
♦38%
38%
122
122
273A
27%
56
55%
387/a
122
28%
56
59
59%
*59
59%
131%
131
132%
131%
1323/4
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14 Va
14%
1737/B
1733/4
57%
57%
1233/4
124%
American Viscose Corp com
35%
353/4
172%
56
1233/4
35
173
56%
1243/4
14%
173
56%
124%
35%
35
♦117
59
125%
1253/4
353A
36%
117
117%
1743/4
583A
126
38%
♦122
27%
55%
59
132%
*14
1743/4
58'A
124
38%,»,
124
59
175
58%
2,990
34,500
36%
36%
117%
1163A
117%
360
117 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
93A
10%
10
26%
26%
•26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
25
26%
22%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
American Woolen common—No par
8234
823/4
83
83
83
823/4
83
83
82
72
72%
70
71
series
100
preference—No par
& Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
$4 conv prior
Amer
Zinc
Anaconda
Lead
Wire
$4
& Cable.
No par
preferred
6.25
No par
213/4
10%
12,900
20 %
900
21%
4,300
350
870
71%
72
71
72%
70%
71
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
173/a
17%
17%
17%
87 %
87%
873A
260
87%
87
387%
397/8
39%
40 %
34,200
52
52
52'
52
1,100
36%
1,700
♦86%
87%
*86%
87%
87%
38%
39%
38%
387/a
38%
78%
52 Va
35
34%
103
102%
52
527%
513/4
52%
52
343/4
35%
343/4
343A
35
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
♦263/8
♦82
44.800
377/a
•11634
6%
700
780
1,000
64,200
126%
93/4
preferred
20
55%
1323/4
14%
116%
7%
1,100
1,000
9%
Preferred
550
23,400
116%
preferred
4,100
28 Va
com—5
5%
American Water Works Co
15,800
7%
30%
51
7%
162
♦120%
7%:
7%
30%
51
7 Va
131%
100
25
100
73/8
7%
30
513/4
363/4
*59
57
18%
178%
.
160%
59
172
18%
•175%
38%
56
56%
55%
58
131 %
25
preferred
35%
29%
common
6%
1,800
29,300
11 Va
357%
5
100
500
46%
55%
Co
9
20
12,400
11
18%
American Sumatra Tobacco
8%
8'/a
350
11 %
54
100
106
18 %
18
preferred
105 Va
177/a
54%
1
•
90
173/4
11%
30
55,400
97%
*88
18%
Co
17
263/4
.,
523/4
Refining com—100 i
106%
600
-
'
10
22%
26%'
1
17
99
22 Va
26%
1
105%
preferred
Tel
♦97
99
"
18
8c
1
26'A
8c Std Sany
Tobacco
100
58
11
Optical Co
No par
Chem cl B___No par
Tel
500
58%
2
com
Corp
American
31%
30%
100
American
•29%
58%
Amer Potash 8c
7%
3
32
•29%
No par
com
American Molasses Co
Amer Rad
*66%
3%
3
3
11
*29%
30
7
100
preferred
American
6,600
•303/4
37 Va
*20%
2,200
32
37%
2'/a
4,600
•30%
11
67
100
32
103/4
2'/a
No par
8c Metals
Co
110
110%
37%
67%
33,700
*30 3/4
32
100
Motors
9%
100
Fdry common
preferred
American
41
37%
2%
50
140
11%
67%
No par
preferred
convertible
,49%
*136,-
1
common
Products
50%
140
'
50
Amer Mach &
Ltd
49 %
•136
14%
1
10
'•
'
497/8
140
14
10
preferred
Co
1093/4
413/a
93/a
*136
1093/4
40%
32
22%
<
41%
40c
93/a
49%
50 Va
138%
*303/4
Investment Co of 111
Metal
22
22%
138%
50%
22
Locomotive
22%
141
No par
com
3,700
623/4
*91%
x40%
5
613/4
61
26%
100
5%%
4,200
60 %
61%
923/4
22%
22
Metal
1,400
347/s
"
*98
4%%
44%
34%
6%^
26%
*22%
20
1
preferred
noncumulative
American
44%
34%
61
13%
18
•91%
preferred—100
Amer
45
34 %
*34%
61 %
"
American Ice Co common
Amer Machine
44%
347/8
*44%
343/4
Products
Home
3.90%
45%
443/4
Electric Co
&
prior
15,000
61
Foreign Power—No par
convertible
5%%
66,200
62%
Hawaiian SS Co
American
6%
463/a
61%
Inc.
900
6%
46%'
10
Secur
18%
457/8
34%
10
18%
457/a
44%
com
*17%
18%
6%
453/4
preferred series B_100
preferred series C_100
177/8
18'A
6'A
343/4
10
100
177/8
45%
47
com
17%
*17%
18
453/4
6%
6%
443/4
American International Corp.No par
7%
800
45 %
18
18%
34%
No par
American Hide & Leather
American
6%
44%
Distilling Co
American
18
x457/a
American Encaustic Tiling
American
6%
6
12.50
Cable
Cyanamld
conv
18%
18%
1
No par
common
prior
3%%
6%
♦98
33,400
183/8
25
Co
preferred
4%%
*17
20
Cable
6%
*61%
61%
177/a
17%
1
common
preferred
American
American
7%
61%
97%
973A
973/4
100
common
interest in
Ctfs of
5%
preferred
61%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Anchor
25% Aug 27
Jun
4
3
11
ll%S^p 14
94
Feb
463/a
99
*97%
18
34%'v;
*34
•
120
843/4
Stores
May 28
38% July 14
124% Mar 18
18
35
118%
593A
59
par
9,200
1185/s
597/8
170%
91%
18
34%
46%
f
99
1*97%
90%
120
108'A
2%
>
6,700
597/a
593A
1
•
10
11%
59%
108%
50
*177/8
'
463A
46 Va
463/a1
100
59'/a
119%
Sugar
164
22
4
118% Jun
•97 Va
60
119%
American
May 24
38% July 23
57
47% Nov 24
15
49
7
30% July 22
Mar 31
36
2
46 Va
100
593/8
American
144% Jan
-
46'A
46%
•97 Va
20
100
100
July 19
5
21
Be\>
38
34%
July 15
159% Jan
,4
4
Feb
34%
59
27% Jan
40% Aug 10
34%
56
6
127
34%
4
Jan
18
177/a
34%
5
13
44
90
175/a
May 18
42% Jan
15
89
i,
100
11
11 Va
90%
89%
173/a
34%
32
30
14
19
May 10
7% Jun
24
25% Sep
Jun
177
Jan
6% Jan
22% Feb
65% Jap
35% Dec
169
July 22
111
89%
common—_5
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co„No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
23
10%
10%
>
25,400
95
*93
95
-
33
Natural Gas
18% Apr
8% Jun
103/4
*93
33'A
News
13% Jan
24% Nov 30
10%
95
337/a
103
33
American
32% Jan
171% Feb
2
10%
10 3/4
*92
85%
323/4
*99%
;
No par
American
34% Jan
15% Feb
93
*84
333/4
103
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
5
24
6
93
85%
f
32 %
♦99%
102
*61%
Feb 23
37% July 2
47% May
12
30
41% Dec
136
July 23
39% Mar 24
6
117% Dec 30
9
36% Jan
28% Sep 16
12% Sen 21
148
Dec"l5
37
Jun~18
20% Dec
May
95
400
♦142
12'/a
Gas
12
Sep 14
*92
20,500
*84
32%
*99
•
90
4
146
37/a
4
144 Va
4,100
49%
&
100% Mar 17
7
•99
99
79
37/a
85%
*84
32
99
32%
78
!'/ 144 Va
145
31%
31%
101
313A
77
37/a
33/4
85'%
*84
85%
♦84
77
,
623/8
American
12% Jan
2
*143
144 Va
146
~
*
ll'/s
American
23% Jan
18% Feb
144»/8
3%'
3%
3%
•144%
78%
6,600
17%
*48%
6
100% Jan
15
*77
17%
common
37% July 15
31
13% Sep
77%
37/a
167/s
12 %
Corp
1952
11% July
31-
77%
24%
Export Lines
107
78%
3%
16%
16%
88%
common
American
>
•77%
3 Va
16 %
24%
European
15
16%
24 Va
American
11
16%
24%
10% July 23
4
16%
24%
32% May 28
Feb 11
15
92
16%
16%
\ 168
3 Va
48%
American
19% Sep 18
79% Jan 12
93% Dec
168
3
11 7/«
4
4
104% Dec
12% Dec 23
*165
;
3%
2'/a
2%
*165
168
♦165
168
2 7/8
103%
Jan
92
nes
3
300
111
48%
American
18% Mar 26
25% Mar 18
16
25
6
15
168
f
2%
111
1113/4
♦101%
26% Jan
31
Nov
111%
•165
♦111
12%
American
110% July 15
46% Mar 16
8% Dec
22% Jan
94
♦110%
1113/4
48%
10
7
9
16,100
1113/4
ni¬
111
11%
26
7
21
23
60
267/a
48%
July
30
Jan
16% Sep 15
533/4
263/a
2
Bosch
Apr
31% Jan
6% Jan
36
533/4
263/4
50
Note
preferred
93
50% July 15
26
533/4
25'/8
17%
preferred
23% Feb
138% July 20
29
53 3/4
26
9
5 % % —50
2nd
28
43% Mar 25
48% Dec
9%
54
253/4
ser
6%
5
125% Apr
39% May 27
9Va
*533/4
26%
29%
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
preferred
15
93/a
54 %
25%
103 Va
11
36% Jun
9%
•53%
29%
20% Jun
26% Dec 24
9%
26%
893A
Co
2% Dec 29
17,300
2,400
53%
*101%
Chicle
70
9%
9
300
t
9%
29'A
American
Mar
52,400
IO2V2
64% July 13
57
Jan
243/4
29%
4
8% Jan
24 Va
102%
48% Jan
33% Jan
25 Va
100
&
13% Jan
243/4
17%
pfd
Chain
8
25%
9%
com—No par
Co
conv
American
3
5% Mar 25
48
Bakeries
46% Mar 10
105% Jun
Jan
28% Sep 15
117% Jun
24%
293/a
35% July 15
Jan
247/8
,
100
4
91
24'/a
89
Chemical_No
4
Jan
24%
1
23
22
81
No par
27% Jan
-
Sep 14
80%
No par
Cement
44% Jan
9
26
80%
25%
No par
35% Feb
27
40% Apr 23
29
80
53%
1
preferred
cum
American
Amer
15
*273/4
80
62%
18
104% Mar
18
28%
80
23%
gtd—100
Limited
conv
4%%
49% July 23
41
28
793/4
100
1
100
preferred
American Bank
37% Jan
6
29
Feb
28%
79%'
*28
5
of America
Co
American
24
24% July 14
103 % Feb
Sep 17
102% Jun
18
4
40% Jan
34% Sep 21
91
Feb
28%
80
100
10
preferred
4,400
28%
80
100
Mining
new
Agricultural
3%%
16% Jan
Jan
47
2
29%
American Airlines common
29% May 19
26% Mar 16
12% Jan
59
6% Aug 31
35
*28 %
May 26
14% July 21
50
35 %
•70%
73
2
35%
Amer
4
20% Feb
35%
May 24
4
5
35 Va
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
7
14% Nov
35%
23
Jan
93% Aug 20
35
*31
11% Jan
98
35
2'/a
70% Jan
8
1
34%
22 Va
8
17
10,200
34%
347/8
4
Dec
22 %
2%
84% Feb
99
2,700
213/4
*32%
15% Jan
15
11,000
93%
22
23/8
75% Jan
57
42 Va
93 Va
217/a
22
2
6
41%
93 %
21%
347/b
31
11% Dec
X41 %
93
21%
.
*213A
70% Dec 29
55% Nov
437/8
92 %
21%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
16
247/a Mar 29
19
19% Mar 18
29
: 43 %
21%
Corp common—No par
100
conv
Aluminium
16
Feb
35
3,800
•30
3 % Feb
5
8%
8
Portland
Aluminum
25
69% July 16
Apr 23
28
Gold
convertible
4.08%
Alpha
8%
21%
preferred
3%%
62% July 23
62
1% Dec
4%
8%
21%
34%
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
July 22
109% July 23
43% Jan
30% Dec
Allied Stores
18
121
52%
Sepl4
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
16% Jun
-
May 28
103
40
4
37% Jan
'
83/8
91%
Allied Mills
July 22
8%
8%
43%
Allied Kid Co
Mar 25
18,500
No par
29
18% Jan
22
12%
91%
Chemical & Dye
96% Jun
9
76% Jan
Dec 29
113/4
43 y8
Industries Inc
8
Sep 15
17
H'/e
8%
common—No par
common
Mar
62
11%
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Mar 31
11%
,44%
91'A
5%% preferred A
$4 prior preferred conv—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
9
4
11%
8%
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common
4% Feb
11%
91%
pfd 1951 series
& Vicksburg Ry
Juneau
Aldens Inc
28% Jan
80
.
4
4.50%
Alaska
110%
11 '/a
43%
,
Corp
Reduction Inc
Alabama
5
May
17% July 23
81
Mar 16
144% July 20
5
Aug 24
6
Jan
Air
3% Mar 25
,
3% Jan
72
5% Mar 25
3
167
3
2% Jan
14
Feb~27
74
Aug 10
155% Feb
Mar 11
160
Sep 11
7
111% July 21
Feb 24
104
5
16% Jun
2
25
27% Jun
200
•109%
11%
25
Admiral Corp
54% Jun
Mar
49
22% Mar
5,900
112
100
10
2.50
com
Co
Express
Shares
44%
112
112
110%
10%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50
July 14
9% July 19
7% Jan
6
Adams
Adams-Millis
29
25% July 21
18% May
10
29% Jan
81
Jan
58
,
•'
Nov
52
29% Jun
*110%
8%
42%
93%
Co
Steel
43%
43%
43%
43%
111
111
July 23
July 22
8%
preferred
non-cum
Acme
35% July 21
24% Jan
18% Dec 31
48
7%
13
27% Jan
1
Industries Inc
ACF
44% July 15
93% July 23
Jan
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 21
♦109
100
1
:
Corp
AFC-Brill Motors Co
7
30% Sep
Dec
preferred
Vending
Wednesday
July 20
43%
5
Laboratories
Abbott
8
20
Tuesday
July 19
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1953
39% Sep
LOW
STOCKS
Raage for Previous
•102
103
103
103
♦102%
}.
t
353A
103
35%
♦103
101
6,000
80
13
14
The Commercial and Financial C'ronizle.
(358)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1053
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Anderson-Prlchard
8% Feb
23
12 % May 27
Andes
7
2% Feb
11
9
32% Jan
4
42
4
25% Jun
41
45
57% May
Dec
2.9
15 % Feb
26
2% Nov
24
5
Jan
14
52
Jan
30
Sep
16
Sep
3% Jun
■
A
29
Copper
W
P
Oil
Argo
25
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
30% Sep
14
43% Jan
5
33% Jan
4
8% Sep
15
12% Mar 26
8% Apr
30
85% Apr
26
57
Jan
11
93% Jan
6
100
Mar
3
$3.75
14
149
July
9
$4
77
-
Sep
-59% Dec
9
89% Sep
Mar 25
93
15
48% Feb
24
7
117% Dec
102 '/a Sep
21
16% May 28
,
29
Jan
23
97
19% Jan
114
Jan
30
10% Mar 26
5
14
32% Jan
6
21
May 13
11% Sep
15
18% Mar 25
5% Dec
22
Dec
29
14
18% Sep
22%
100
' 99%
32
15 ;
89% Sep
92% July
3
25'/a Sep
Mar 27
-
2
25
Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
11
22
22
25
i
4
6
104
:
Jail
13
103
■>:
July 20
4
47
96
31 % Jan
v
,
85
21% Jun
27% Jan'
4
95% Jan1
4
16% Dec
15
4% Dec
28
7% Mar
24
15
Dec
preferred—.;.No par
18
36 % Dec
29
4% Dec
35% Jan
6
Sep
6
17% Mar
9
4% Dec
8% Feb
.
4
17
10% May 28
;
12
;15
Jan; 20
16
May 26
4% Jan
(16-
..Conv
Automatic
Avco
7
distribution
Co
(T)
&
7
;65% July 12
8% Jan
11
10% July 22
Balciwin-Lima-Hamilton
11
26'A July 22
Baltimore
29
30% Mar 19
29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
Jun
Sep
53% July 21
■27
Jun
Feb
10
59% Apr
14
68
43% Jan
4
11% July
1
'13% Jan
34% May
5
■39
11 % Dec
29
7
17% Mar 12
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
27
34% May 20
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
7
107
Dec
9
j
1
18
4'/o
1
57
Ohio
&
Oil
BiirHer
18
Mar 31
20
93
Jun
90% July 28
100
%)
*/4
21
86% May
8
81
6
88
9
Sep
16% Mar 20
14
5
33% Jan
Feb
5
30% May 26
29% Jan
4
10% Dec
29
Mar 16
10% Apr
23% Jan
14
22% Mar 13
17% Jan
4
12
90% Jan
27
17% Sep
26% Feb
15
Oct
14
1
16
90
50
Sep
17
2
68% Mar 20
14
33% Jun
Jan
93
May 21
32
60
3d
17
Jun
*
39% Dec
7
Dec
30
1% Jan
7
112
Jun
17
% Dec
30
22% Nov
25
27% Jan
5
Oct
5
37% Jan
20
93
30
44% Sep
6
15
57% Jan
135% Jun
19
146% Dec
16
9% Dec
31
Jan
15
82% Jan
16
!
112
4
Jan
% May 18
7 74%
5
13
65 % Apr
6
30
38% Aug 26
36% Feb
9
14
22% Mar 17
15*
21% Jan
17% Jan
14% Jan
11
conv
prior
Mills
Shoe
S)
(A
Co
Aviation
Beneficial
Best
&
Best
preferred
12% Sep
14% Aug 13
11
|Jan 13
52%"jan
64% Sep
Mar
3
16
Mar 25
86
86% Jun
48% Nov
12
61% Dec
94% Jan
18
12
Dec
11
50
4
26
13 % Jan
4
8% July
74% Jan
Bethlehem
12
31
13% Mar 19
31
46% Mar
25
Sep
21
33
Mar
5% Dec
31
11% Jan
19% Sep
28
9
2
5% May
3
20% May 11
Steel
25% Jan
11
7
6 % Jan
15
25"% Mar 10
23% Jan
Sep
22
42% Feb
36 % Jan
33% Sep
17% Sep
21
39% Aug 17
38
Jan
26% Jan
20
19% Jan
May 28
99% Feb
9
27% Jan
29
91
22% Jun
15
45% Jun
9
11% Sep
25
26
Jan
6
54% Dec 21
52
Jan
5
13%
12% Jan
11
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
66% Jan
Jan
13
22% Mar 17
13% Jan
14
28% May 20
22
15
16% Mar 25
72% Dec
3
17% Jan
2
83'A Feb
6
60
Jan
11% Jan,
74
'
4
31% Nov
16
Jan
24
25% Jan
11
B
43% Mar
2
17
Jan
2
10% Jan
11
74
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
3
67
Jun
Jun
13% Sep
11
35
Oct
10
14
6
Jan
9
11% Se.p
30
79
Aug 28
5% Sep
15
78
30
73 % Jun
17% Feb
3
15
9
40
July 15
15% Feb 16
36 % Feb
5
46% May
11% Jan
4
20% Jun
25
86
Mar
Mar 16
12% Feb
15% Jan
4
21
11% Feb
8
15% May 20
9
May 19
79% Jan
14
92 % Jun
29
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
15% Jun
29
21
2
105
29
27% Mar 20
30
109% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24% Mar 12
v.
27% Jan
3
26
16% Dec
7
75% July
2
98
July
16% Jan
22
Jan
5
24 y„
July 13
Jan
8
July 22
iy8 Dec
28
3% Mar
2
1% Jan
29% July 16
2% Jun 14
6'A Sep
20 y4 Sep
15
93A Mar
2
7% Jan
10
29
20 % Jan
10
Sep
24
15
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
22
17 3/b Apr
21
Dec
43% Dec
27% Jan
13% Mar
102
Jan
Jun
25
3
12% Jan
24% July 14
14% May 12
5%
26%
253/4
26
52%
53
52%
53%
8,000
25
25%
24%
24%
1,700
*76
77
76
76
*75
76%
48%
77
77
48
47%
*75
48
49
12%
12%
12%
12%
49
49%
*35%
49%
493A
*49
12%
12%
127/a
v8;
78,800
10
49%
1,900
133/s
12%
3,000
49%
49
49%
*35
100
36
130
*130
133 "
49%. 49%
130% 131
130%
131
107
107
107
*1061/4
1071/4
106%
106%
106%
106%
17%
17%
173/4
18
84
84
84
5.100
4,700
;
50
130
49%
131
84
17%
17%
84
*84
,
.
17%
i
19
*32%
33%
34%
34 %
.11%
11%
37%
95
47
49%
*92%
79%
48%
135%
142
1%
1
>
1%
30
30%
36
36
35%
463%
19%
18%
33%
333/8
33%
33
11%
11%
11%
36 5%
36
36 v2
22%
80 3
12%
'
12
12%
12%
70%
*70
71
23 %
94%
*92%
793A
80>A
79%
80 y8
8
47%
47%
136
1%
1
30%
36%
36%
36
47%
47%
47%
47-%
l'/a
21%
1
24
36%
24
50 %
50%
52%
5
34,000
5,800
5,100
36%
74%
12%
12
70%
160%
300
12%
12 %
70%
'7434
160 3A
743/s
160
12%
71
9,400
76%
'
49,600
"
40
47%
47%
47%
46%
47% :
1,800
22%
f
38%
22%
420
1V3
30%
225/a
22%
23%
23
231/8,..
16,200
22%
22%
23
7,600
4,800
135
303/8
36%
2,000
,
47%!,.
46%
30%
11,300
46%
47%
22%
23%
135
*
22%
1,700
36%
23
136
70%
*70%
80
4,100
,
94 %
30%
12
;
27,700
-
*92%
23
94%
1
36%
36»/2
50
11%
30
-
190
33%
11%
370
4,900
33%
34%
2,700
-
19
33%
*
138
*130
135%
30%
1
30%
36'A
22%
'
80%
79
19
33%
23
,
32 %
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36%
48%
19%
11%
22%
142
85
34%
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82%
74
33%
23
81
7H
*32%
95
38%
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19
19%
19%
33 %
37%
I
*84
85
38%
23%
15,400
23
22%
23%
24
24
24%
24%
24%
3d
3d%
3d
38%
373/4
38
r
50%
52 y4
49%
50%
152,700
;
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21%
21
2,500
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23
23
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49%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
29
28%
283%
28%
28%
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28%
28%
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
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11
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11
13%
14
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13%
13%
14
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8%
8%
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67%
8%
68%
68%
69
,
69%
84
85%
84%
85
*
85
85%
95
93%
93%
93%
94
54%
54
54 'A
54%
54%
800
5.700
29
11
■
21%
29
Corp
Club
8%
15
68%
70
5
common
84%
85
93%
93%
54
54
100,
25
*93%
54%
.
,
14
8%
8'A
14%
14%
83/8
8%
590
530
141%;'
11,400
;
1,600
70%
803/4*
4,200
853/8
70 V*
8%
86
5,500
*94
100
95%
54
54%'.
3,300
'
*
;
joo
8%
8%
23%
25%
25%
26%
31
ZZZZ100
_*
31%
31%
313%
9%
9%
9%
9%
30 %
30%
9
8%
'
29%
9%
10 y4
93/4
10 Va
-
26%
27 *A
26%
27V4
27%
273/4,
■
31 y4
31%
31%
32%
32%
323/8
9,700
2,500
9%
10 y4
9%
10 '/a
10
lOVa
26,100
<
30 %
9%
.
..
10%
55,900
.
2u-,a
3u
30 Vs
31%
313/8
32%
15,900
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
9,500
52%
52%
51%
52%
.51%
5134
51%
513/4
513A
1,200
2.50
,51%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 3/4 ~
100
96%
96%
95%
97
*96y4-
No par
97%;
30%
30%
.30%
30 ?«
61
61
61'A
61%
14%:
13%
common..
com
40
.1
Bullard
Terminal
5%
conv
Butler
7'.
78
>
27
A
41
41%
,40%
A
_1
common-
22
Dec
24
22% Jan
27% July
9
Jan
5
■Canadian
21% Jan
28% Jun
7
54
Canadian
Jan
6
44% Jan
Cannon
15
14%
62%
-
14%
-
14
13%
*75
84%
84%
♦74
80
*74
20
15%
13%
14
14%
14%
50
43%
43%
43%
43%
4278
13 Vs
r
,
28
,
15
'
5
Co—;
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q3/4
•'
20%
100
;
10
_
5
:Ii
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C
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4l%
No par
common
FoundryJ
Breweries Ltd.
Pacific
~*
15
Ry
100
iqs/.
92
9
20%
100
193/4
92
9
9%
20
20%
*100
101
<1,200
14%.
3,800
,
12%
*77%
.
77
13%;
•
18,800
1,800
.'41%
41%
42%
,
41
2y8
45%
45%
45%
''
45 Va
453/a
1,600
14 34
143/4
14%
14%
147/a
45,400
84%
84%
843a
84 3A
843A
843A
*74
'
201
80
a
14%
*42
19%
*91'%
*74
20%
20%
14%
43%
834
19%
92
8%
20
20
*100
101
80
*74
14%
*133A
43%
43%
43%
43%
100
19%
20
20
20 Vs
23,700
•91%
92
91%
91%
141%,..
83A
83A
8%
4,300
20 3/a
20'/a
20%
3,800
♦100
101
101
101
29%
283A
29%
28%
28%
283A
291/a
29 Vs
29'A
2
1%
2
1%
2
1%
2
97/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
23 Vs
231/4
23I/2
1,400
14,800
223/4
13 y4
94
*93%
56
*56
55.
55%
3,500
2
13 y8
27
50
4,100
9%
933A
26%
140
8%
29
25
900
20 y4
233A
27%
23,206
♦133/4
23'/»
56
500
78
20%
24%
*26y2
^
20%
23%
2334
-■
20%
23%
*23 V4
21,800
39,900
23%
2%
100
■28
23%
10
18,000
77%;'
r
27%
233/8
9%
1,800
:
3iy2-
23%
2
200
>'
•15V4.
23%
No par
No par
19%
♦91%
i,64IAri
-
••
15%
31
77%;
27
;
77
,
f
270
10,300
143g
'
41%
*77%
64%
14
.
{
31%
13
,
27
.
5,000
32%
rl%
80
20%
78
78
15
31
i
321/4
45'A
1
.
14%
85
1
__
Mills
1%
14%,
20%
•
*77%.
*26%
45%
85
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com—1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern
Ry Co
100
34
-
1%
—100
California Packing
Corp___
Zinc-Lead
29
45
100
preferred-
Callahan
&
13
.
'
41%
1%
45%
20%
.62%
'
1%
common
(AM)
W
13%
<
Bldg—
Calumat & Hecla
Campbell
>
44%
3——15
preferred
Jackson
13
97%
,
317/s
31
26%
participating preferred
Byron
303A
31
i
31%
14
15
:
78
is
*77%
Butte Copper &
?inc
Byers Co
>
*75
13'A.
^5
prior
Bros
4%7,
61%
"13%
26%
~~
Co
61 %
:
77%
preferred
Terminal
c
<
13
.
Inc—
31Vfl
*96
97%
,
26%
-
2
;
Co
"
15
77%
_
Burroughs Corp
Bush
30%
-
■, a
30 5,8
14 A
.
^^_n0 par
~~
Burlington Mills Corp
4% preferred 1
3% %
31
31 'A
f *96
1
1
1
Rights
Bulova Watch
15
'
753%
75%
15%
30%
5
77.
15%
__5
Co
Co
*75
No par
Co '
..
13%
Inc.—Z~III—H15
Co
Forge
24
25%
513/a
(The),Co common
$5 preferred
Buffalo
57
Pnr
800
25
23%
Budd
,
99% May 13
July 23
43A
'
53%
38% j
52%
conv
preferred..
Bigelow
Bucyrus-Erie
52% Jan
61
43A
61
24%
38 %
BrunsWlckf-Balke-CollenderJ
90% Jan
16
*4%
52%
23%
cum
30
8
'
25
22%
Roller
54% Nov 27
July
•
700
v
24%
22%
Co
Bush
102% Oct
20% Oct
8
2,200
68.400
52%
1
,
Co
-
'
->
43% ' 441/4
>
100
.
,5'a
—No par
3%7p preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
5
.Jan
43%
16%
16%
5
25%
*5
;
Shoe
15% July 15
86% Apr
6
-
16 5A
j
1,000
•
51%
*92%
„1
new
Maine RR—
Brown
2 % July 8
45% July 19
*15%
xl
'
.
'
;; "
,
'
100.
:
7%
par
49% May 24
37% Mar 24
29
&
•
.
22
10% Dec
.
16%
i
■ ■
24 %
11%
5
Inc
BriStol-Myers
July 23
16% Apr 12
31% July 22
Mar 12
43%
16%
\$y8
*
9,000
360
13%
'
—j.No par
Edison
&
July 13
.44'A
5
>•
23%
7.50
Co .(The)
Brown
Apr
16%
*7
200
v
~i
122%
*ny»
7%
-
21,400 ;
f' 290
A 7,000 Z
46%
122
133/4
.;
>'■
?'
23%
34
Bearing Co
5
Braniff Airways
Inc—___J_
2 50
Bridgeport Brass Co„
Bi'lggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
:
.No
Mar 11
30
C 46%
■-
;
-
52
—2.50
class A
preferred
Bower
9
78
*15%
16%
5%
*43%
183/4
10
T_v
Common
3
'
44
33
50
100
Co
,
Stores
5%
*'
1% Jnlv 12
35% Jun
*
Chemical
Ami Co
Boston
14
>13%
6
25% Feb
.
-
•
25
84
Mfg Co
No par
10
(Delaware)—^
Co
Laughlin Inc
77
1
12
5
46%
-
.
10%
25%
17%
Decker
14% July 19
15
20% Sep
10% Sep
16%
5 >■ .'
*70%
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
64% July 23
1
16%
"
,
72
Borden
32% Apr. 30
4
July 20
5
160
Bond
■
'
.r.".
7
72
Class
July 21
32'A July 23
;
A
160
Book-of-the-Month
100
*11
o
70%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
8
10 %
95% July 20
*
7
♦159%
Bon
39% July
>
*15%
<
70%
&
24% Apr
13%
6%
•a
159%
Bliss
56% Jun
7
69%
11
32% July 22
•
44
44%
13%
122
>158%
(E W)
10% July 21
7 29% Jan .5
4
16%
4%
*11
16%
16%
5%
*6%
46%.
•>>
125
71%
Bliss
May 27
97% May 28
>
*122
158%
Black
54% July 12
4
2
11
-■'45% <46%
121
70%
88
11
21
,
.35%
35%
158%
70% July 23
6
120%
16%
49 3/a
l
(Del)
12 % Jau
:
,.:35%
35%
-
,
100
Boston
5% Dec
26 % Dec
•r
r
;
106%
100
—
*
7
98%
.3
98%
Bigelow-Sauford Carpet (Del) com 5
4 % % pfd series of 1951
—_100
27
•
49% Jan,
pfd
.7/4 preferred
May 20
12% May 20
14% Feb 11
}
22
34%'
98 V2
.-
34
com—No par
■
*
31 %
4
93'A Jan
33%
22
98%
.
129i%
'
8
57 % Mar 17
»2i%
122%
22
32%
>
V
35% 'j 35%
*15%
*35
1
Blaw-Knox Co
24% Apr
99
j
36%
*10%
12
100
rr_
23% July 23
4
V
33
-
'
_i
Boeing Airplane Co
Jan
'
11%
7
16%
48%
2.50
Co
52% July 19
Jan
.'
22
32%
*98%
•
45%
45%
45%
121
*75
10
Foods
Blockson
6% Jan
22
•
323/a
99
23%
Loan
25% Jan
20
99
A 35%
30%
.
22
\
32
:
24%
100
,.
38% July 16
23
32% -\;
,
50,
50%
50
■
3
3
*21
22
,
-99%
1
2,600
7,600
Corp common
10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No
par
Benguei Consol Mining Co__il peso
7
1,300
i
1203/i
97,100
>
5
18
99
>
120%
10
common—..
22% Feb
Mar"
99.
v
.
62
4%%
27*% Jan
29 % Mar
J
93A
preferred
Bendix
6
'
2,200
-
4%
Corp
Howell
4%%
July 16
:
10%
—
15
23%
99%
120%.121%
f
7.800
,»
v
60%
common
Inc
17
,12% Mar 12
*98
37
10
loo
Dec
2
121 % /
-.i.
5»34
35-
*4%
preferred
27
14
:.P
*58y4
10%
'/o
<•
•
27%
28% Dec
15
;r
99%
1183/8. 119%
H •
58%
34%
10%
15
6% Dec
121
*\
*. "
119
58%
34%
27%
15
16% Sep
*98
.
f
•
10%
19 % Sep
21% Jan
116%
58%
58%
34% ' 34%
27%
23% July 16
5
'
>121% 122
•
A
58%
36
22% Sep
May
99%
117%
10%
12% Sep
38
115%
59%
Beech Aircraft Corp
beech Creek RR_,
28
3,000
-i
47/8
Corp
15% Sep
>
<
27%
Works
8
12
46%
116
*?.
230
59 %
50
30
5
46
/
50
-
.
35%
Beck
July 23
Jan
103
45 y2
-i.10.200
105
*102%
10
common
Oct
72
46%
*103
\
10%
12% July 23
>' 48
115%
25%
4
102%
47
25y8
9
104
58%-
10
31% Apr
63
46%
25%
104
36
8
160% July 23
47
25
4
:* 102%
27%
30% July 22
\
102%
10%
July 15
4
Vjr'
:
102%
,
27
July 15
Jan
9% May,
45%
25
*102%
*102
>
4%
<te
50
<24%
v
103
10%
Bell
144% Jan
25
102%
102%
♦98
44%
l
Jun
24%
' 99%
5
__10
'39;
2,500
59%
—
4
600
24%
9%
Co
27
24%:
47,000
4%
Packing
Jan
24%
"
58%
Aircraft
30 % Jan
24
24%
24%
2,200
23 V4
..
4%
Bell
1 % Jan
6%
12% - 123/8
10%
Belding-Hcmingway
51
6 3/8
23
12'A
103A
Iron
Beaunit
22
142
38% Jan
6%
23 'A
12%
*-
60%
Beech-Nut
82% July
24%
6%
>*23
•
300
9%
23% July 16
11
Jan
12»i
.. >
50
60
17%
4%
2
Apr
*17
58%
38% Jun
97
:
•
**
6i%
23 %
.12
>
16%
100
common
11% July 20
4
24%
*15%
i
13
34% July 13
'
17%
28%
Mar 12
Jan
*17
r<
1
Corp
preferred
4 va
19% July 20
-
4
9% Jan
May 19
31
29
Jan
-
6%
*22%
>
34%.
11%
*6%
par
Corp__
3%%
18% May 27
Dec
149-
35
30
78
17%
4,100
>,»•
'
10%
Jun
3
*147"
27
July 23
13% May
149
35
July 19
9
/A
23'A
3,400
743/4.
96 % '
*147
11
107
2 2'A Mar
A
283/4
131
28
92 %
74 5 8
96%
36
O
12
14% Dec
92%
74%
96%
103/4
4
■
92%
74%
28 3/a
waI
o
r": 147
*17
•34%
121
BayuK
50
Jan
%
.
5,400
96'A
10
Bath
11% Jan
4
,
92%
'
'*
74%
'
•121/8
102%
,
45%
45%
-
'
0
92'A
97
oigurs j.nc_,
„——No par
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
29% July 15
4
4
9% Jan
'
29,500
147
•58%
36
;3
preferred
Brothers
4%%
Jan
20% Jan
53,100
10
9%.
,
24%
102 %
32'A
noncumulative preferred—100
Barber
50%
10
(The)_Nopar
Co
Convertible 5%
May 14
22%
50 y«
92%
34%
*99
100
Inc__,
Wilcox
Bangor & Aroostook
76'A July 16
76% Mar 17
9
38
1
22%
50%
9%
74%
119 .
58%
<>21
•
No par
4% Jan
Dec
22%
49%
9%
'■//>
Amer
preferred
conv
Babbitt
of
42% Jan
Dec
.
.
102%
>
common
16
16
i.,
123% 124
--No par
21
18% Dec
24%
*98
.
common„„_No par
Jan
39
22%
49%
*961%
58%
B—100
<
11 % Mar 26
18% Jan
8.600
22%
74%
34%
5
Canteen
Babcock
1
41%
42
92%
6'/8 V
6%
23%
24%
118
A
_
_-___10
common
series
Mlg Corp (The)
$2.25
200
41
41%
9%
97
12
>
:
300
3%
Lines—
prior pref. <$1.20)_^_No
21
5% Feb
4
50
v;.■> '•'V*
Nichols
25
44 V2 Jun
I »S
>.
„
12'A
45%
RR—-_No par
w
6%
...
*102 :/
100
Atlas Tpck, Corp..,
5% Jun
4
&
liquidating
'
37 % Jan
upu
17% Jan
4
.
23 A
.
*___50
4%
Austin
Mar 26
-
*24%
,.
conii.—10
Common'(voting)
7% July 22
Feb
5
*3%
.
i
'.
_—
;4%r convertible pfd series A
Mar 24
1034
48%
17% r 17%
.
*10
,22%
' 149
♦147
•
3%
!
42
10
92%.
12'/*
10
-
City Electric Co
Atlas Corp
Atlas .Powder—
122% July 22
48%
223A
1
Fe—
Common
45% Dec
67
6
par
—i—10G
8i Santa
,
46% July 21
8
22%
74%'
.
17% A
102%
G%< 2nd preferred
Ex
22%
*96'A
149
,.24%
Atlantic Refining
Preferred $3.75
36% July 16
4
Jan
26
40%
:: 9 3A
92%
—
40'A
483/s
A
743/8
17%
—2.50
14
7
; No
lnc_-
14
22
5
...
Refining Co.-
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
.
36% May 17'
34% Jan
26
52% Feb 26
Corp
*147
*3%
40
97
*96'A
___i
Preferred
100% Mar 30
103% Jan
9
16% Mar 13
17
13"% Jan
29
Feb
.60
9
2
36% Mar 27
108% Mur 18
7
27 ' Jan
31% Apr
94% July 16
92%
1
3%
*3%
10
74"%
,
lst'prefenred—_„t__i00
Atlantic
124% July 15
4
Jan
j
5
/July 23'
101% Mar 29
5
Jan
22
2
49'A
No par
Carpet Co Inc__
At,.<• y< ic
30% Feb
23%
9%
com
Associates Investment Co
119% July 15
8
92% Jan
2
•
22%
483/4
5
_
*10
,38%
■
j.5.25%
July 20
' •
92
16
40'A
Common
July 22
97% Mar 25
28% Jun
39%
„„
Constable
Artloom
25% July 22
18% Jan
93% Jan
37
16
-No par
(2nd preferred $1.50 series_:No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
59% Feb
Jan
3%
18
14
58% Dec
3%
26% Jan
13
33% Jan'
3%
4
Jan
54"% Jan
99
3%
23
29% Jan
19
_5
Inc
At*via ludusules
5
14
89% July
1
10'A
Ashland Oil &
13
Nov
10'A
14
Jan
49
10
26
57% Jan
25% Sep
10
Jan
*
30% Nov 30
119% Jan
10%
preferred
Arnold
6% July 21
27
18
8 <
10 3/4
14% Apr
23
29
8,300
*10'A
9
14
88% July
42%
11% Jun:
Sep
83% Dec
8.500
413/g
*38
$6 conv prior preferred
.No par
Armstrong Cork Co com——.No par
25% Feb
103
40 3/a
42%
5
50% Jun
*
40
41%
14
Illinois
Atchison Topeka
86
41
43%
2
17"% Feb
May 19
25% Sep
40
41
74*% July
13
Jan
16
2
39%
42
95% Feb
15
Shares
38%
413A
Armco
convertible
the Week
July 23
38%
Armour
of
Fridav
July 22
423A
2
Corp
Sales fur
Thursday
38%
50% July 23
Co
-
42%
10% Feb
&
PRICES
10
Co
Corp
Steel
SALE
10
Corp.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
July 21
HIGH
WednesdayJuly 21
July 20
July JO
—21.80
Oil
Mining
Products
AND
Tuesday
Par
Anderson Clayton & Co
July 22
52% Mar 29
33% Jan
6
25
15
8
>41
12
STOCK
YORK
Continued—Page 2
LOW
EXCHANGE
July 21
5
Jail
Nov
40% Sep
32
NEW
Highest
Monday, July 26, 1954
13 Vs
27
"26 y4
55 y2
23
13%
22%
13%
95
*93%
563A
*56
23
13%
95
23
13 y4
*93%
13%
13 Vs
13'A
95
93%
^31/2
6,200
11,100
90
563/4
*56
56%
563/4
563/4
70
27
27
27
*27
27%
27
27 Vs
600
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
2 6 3/a
263A
30,000
*55%
56%
56%
56%
58
61
55%...
700
\
.
Volume 180
Number 5345
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(359)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
23% Sep
14
16% Sep
14
19 % May
*
May 27
<.
Jan
13
17% Jan
25
107
113% Mar 19
103% July 20
28
5
Sep~14
39%
34% Jan
2
12 % Sep
48% Dec
14
24
14% Sep
16
111% -Dec
24
45% Sep
21
96% Jun
23
18% Dec
:
14% Mar 27
*
25
Jan
143
Jan
9
44% Feb
101 % Jun
4
38% Jan
6
16% Apr
28
107 % Jan
4
•
133% Jan
24
98
15
J
16
20 %
20%
20 Vb
20% i
113%
*113%' 114%
*113%
114% •'
22%
22 Vb'
22%
22%
44%
45
44%
44%
*44 %
58%
59
57%
58%
57%
16%
16 %
16%
*16%
15%
14%
14%
*14%
118%
9,600
38 %
39 %
37%
38 %
51,600
20%
203/4 ' 21 %
1113%
*113% 114 %
113%
-
14'%
118'/a
~»118
•'
v
119
119
119
59%'
60
1 60%'
*101% 103 %
103%
21%
21%
1 115
22%
23
22% 1
45%
45
57%
57%
22%
113 %
76%
75%'
75%
75%
60
No par
20
21%
21%
22 Vb
23%
23 VB
233/8
Corp
common
preferred
,5%.
_______
*17
21%
21%
115
J
■
■'
f>l
1143/4
215%
24%
24
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
173/4
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 VB
'20%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
65/8
6%
12
*
26%
26%
26 %
26%
253/4
25
•
/
__100
67%
68
67
67%
*66%
67%
15 %
July. 22
Central Hudson Gas <fc Elect-No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
C
38 % Jan
'8
46
July 19
Central Illinois Light com.'—No par
'»•:• 44%
45 %'
45%
45
45%
105% Jan
19
112
100
108%
108%
108%
108%
*108%
109%
*108%
.19% Jan
8
15% Mar 15
24
23%
23%
■'23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
17%
18
*17%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
'18%
6
Jan
110
'20% Mar
28% Feb
24
14% Sep
14
28% Feb
25
18% Jun
10
23% Dec
10
v
2
.
10% Feb
30
16
20% Jan '
5
4
—
Central Illinois Public Service
10:.
Central RR Co of N J class A—50
16
16
50
Corp
5
Cos—-9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
__No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp__-•
5
Certain-Teed Products Corp
1
Chain Belt Co
-10
Central
8
,
July 20
30V» Jun
i
3 "■
13
11% Sep
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4
18% July 23
30
15
37
3
33% Jan
4
41
V
July 19
Violeta
Sugar
18%
27%
28%
*11%
Central & South West
12% Mar 18
>46
*17%
:
Class B
28% July 19
•19% Oct
Feb
preferred
4%%
.
July 23
19% Jun
.
26
6% May 27
9% Mar 12
38% Jan
Mar .5
»
19% Jun
4
15% Jan
23 Vb Jan • 6
•
17% Mar 16
,
preferred series B—•
5%
11%
*7-%
26%
*17%
7%
26
6%
26
600
'12,800
26^3^
26
€7%
14%
15%
44
"44%
'
1
29,500
17%
?6%,
■
*66%
'
.
7%,
26%
,
67%
v
15,
3,700
-67%
900
'15%
i
23,800
^ 44
44
1-10
11,200
2,400
*108% '110
80
1
233/4
24
6,500
18
•
*173/4
600
18
8
18%
18%
1,200
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 VB
10,800
11%
27
17%
28
27
*11%
27%
.
,
,4,800
24% '
'
17%
72% Feb
'
140
76%
*20 VB ' 20%
32% Jan
12 £
7% July 23
27,700
-
115
75%
4
21 % Mar
:'
6,700
22%
114
*75% l
23 % Mar 25
6
4
80
62
233/8
•
800
15,900
103%
75%
'
10,900
118%
61
21%
114%
■
1,000
.
14%
*102
'
215/8
115
14%
*117
103
11,100
*163/8 > 16*%
118
♦101%
76
*114
-14%
118
•
75%
16%
14%
103%
21%
58 5/8
16%
-
60
*101%
70
45%
65%
6,000
22%
45
.
45
59%
60
*101%
Shares
10%
20%
16 %
15
the Week
10%
58%
16%
223/4
"
10%
10%
54% Mar 24
24
Sep
20%
'
12% Jan
14
6% Dec
10%
39 %
;
30
14% Sep
10% Dec
10%
37%
•
22
Mar 27
Jan
4% Jan
26
17%: Jun
t
10%
38%
Friday
July 23
,
Central Aguirre: Sugar. Co___
5
Central Foundry Co
;—1
Central of Georgia Ry
No par
7% Feb
13
12
10 VB
37%-'
113%
Celotex
7
17% Jun.
io%
37%
7% 2nd ^preferred
i
100
4%% conv preferred series A-100
v
i
io%
'
Sales for
Thursday '
July 22
22
.
Apr; 12
24% July 23
11
2d
.
PRICES
y
113%
L
Co
SALE
July 21
42% Mar 25,
.
11% July 14
Jun
15% Jan
Steel
Carpenter
76% July 19
.
4
73 % Jan
31
15
97
Jan
40% Jan
,
59 % Sep
16
24
HIGH
Wednesday
20%
_5
13
Carrier Corp „———i
10
16% July 13
Carriers & General Corp—l
1
17% Apr 12 V Case (J I) Co common
—-12.50
129% * eh 26
7% preferred ____'
,1
__100
63% July 14
Caterpillar Tractor common
10
104% Apr. 13
.
Preferred 4.20%
100
22%. July
6
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
46% Jun
62% Apr
1
July 20
.
35%
•
>
40% Aprr 12
21% Apr 30
.120
4
16% Mar 18
19
26% Dec
-
66% May
5,
20% July 27
30
19% Feb
35%: Jun
2 ,*
Jan
19% Mar 25
2
4%.Sep
i
17*
2
24
15% Oct
■r
4
Jan
24
29
-
113
3
Feb
Dec
.15% Sep
7
i
65% Jan
105
65% Dec
104
4
Jan
13% May
5.
;
>5
46% Jan
16
40% Jan
13
Jan
49
'
Tuesday
V
July 19
,
21% July 12
'
Monday
Par'
Capital Airlines-Inc
—_
l
Carborundum (The? Co—
—5
V Carey (PhilipX Mfg Cb_—•_
10
116
Jun 22
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
23% May 26
Carolina Power & Light new_No par
v
5!'
Jan
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
■
*
10% July 20
4
8% Jan
29
13% Jan
30
8% Dec
NEW
V
Range Since Jan. \>
Highest
Year 1953
:
Continued—Page 3
LOW AND
11%
11%
*11%
!ll%
*11%
11%
7%
75/a
27%
8
27%
28'/a
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
40%
41
40%
41
40 3/4
7%
•7%
28
'
41
r
2° VB '
500
30
10,200
15,600
18%
18 Vb
18 3%
41
*40
100
7%
7%
28%
18
'
*18
40
40
1,400
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26% Jun
16
34 % Dec
22
103% Jan
Jan
5
33
30
:
32% Jun
31% Feb
4
5
35
15
41% Feb
2
33 % Jan
4.
36% Feb
27
84% Jan
~4%
Sep
15
Mar 27
85% Oct
80
Jun
3
12
Sep
15
23 % Mar 13
it
Aug
31
26% Mar 17
16
21% Mar 24
18 % Jan
21
12
Sep
5% Dec
10
Dec
Hii
5
18 % Jan
29
July 22
21
27 VB Jan
34
July 22
6
12% Mar
la%
5% Jan
31
10
Jan
6
29
22% Jan
13
12% Feb
51% Jan
21% May 21
10% Jan
30
44 % Aug
2
28
6
3
34 Va Feb
62% Mar 19
45% Jan
4
82 % Mar 19
63
5
89% Jun
25
7% Oct
13
10% Sep
62% Jan
76% May 27
95
Jan 12
6
22
Jan
4
Juiy 15
101 % Apr
7
11
7% July
11% Jan
1% Jan
4
7 % Jan
5
Feb
5
35
56% Feb
1
66 % Jun
20% Feb
18
97% Jan
4
18
3% Feb
10
13
13% Feb
13
29
39
Jan
5
-.96% Jan
29
*9
21
2
15
9% Mar 15
9% Jan
1% Dec
17% Jun
11
12
9
93% Juiy 21
73
14% Feb
<
6"% Oct
58% Dec
Jan
6
15% Jun
8
Jan
18
10% Feb
5
11
3
'47%
104 %
27% *•
6
4.7 %
105
26%
'
6
47%
*104
•27%
May 25
1,500
105%
30
273/4
27,100
6%
17,000
26%
34%
35 Vo
35%
90%
90%
90%
35
*35 %
35%'
36%
20,200
*90%
90% '
'343/4
353/8
'91%
*90% ;
91%
300
'16%
17%
17%
343/4
35%
6
16%
34%
35%
6%
34%
5%
5%
'
'
35
2,300
•
16%
16%
25
25
22%
22%
23 Vb
23%
26%
273/4
27%
28
27%
32%
32%
33%
333/4
13%
7%
16%
25%
22 Vb
26%
33
14%
16%
25%
14
14
14
7%
25 :
800
800
25 % 1 "25 %
•23%
23%'
23%
27,100
29
28%
28%
9,900
33 Vb
34
33%
34
14%
14%
14 VB
14%
2,800
1,400
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,400
23,700
73/4
7%
7%
25
•
10%
103/4
10 5/a
103/4
103/4
11%
11
11%
10%
11 Vb
40
39%
393/4
39%
39%
40
40
393/4
40
Chrysler
29
St
series A
5','fi
71% July 22
6
47%
106
39%
Milw
Chic
12% Mar 31
11
31
Oct
Dec
Mar
27
*34VB
17%
25%
22%
*7'/a
*105
28
5%
90%
*16%
25%
22%
26/2
33
14%
106
pfd—100
Chic & Ndrth Western com—No par
5*> preferred series A—,:
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com-No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
'
5% conv preferred series A—100
Chicago Yellow Cab-*.-i——No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
;—10
Chiids Co common—
1
5% convertible preferred
25
Chile Copper Co—
25
26
30
90/a
47%
47%
47%
>
27 VB
106
Paul & Pac—No par
11
46% Jan
15
22
8% May 21
2
10% Dec
59
8
10 % Mar 25
35 Vb Mar
Manufacturing—1.25
Cab
convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East' 111 RR com—No par
:
Class A
<
—40
Chicago Corp (The)--1
Chicago Great, Western Ry com—50
5'/r preferred ;—i
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Class B__
——No par
27% May 14
Jan
18
47%
106
29
5%
6
34 % 34 %
35% 35%
27%
3%%
o
^
34% Jan
30 % Dec
Aug
a
'L
25% Mar 19
26% Jan
40% Sep
59
May 12
7
14
41% Oct
Checker
47%
47%
V *105
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & ctnio Ry common—25
15
6
Oct
17
27% Oct
Chance
July 23
91
23% Feb
17% Jun
13
$4.50
1
3
6% July 22
31
4% Feb
25% Jan
2
25% Dec
32% Sep
1
No par
preferred
:—No par
Vought Aircraft Inc_
1
Common
Mar 17
108
May 12
22
"~7%
47% July 19
11
98% Jan
3
92 %Jun
noncuin
11%
29%
68%
69%
*90
72
100
10%
623/e
11%
28%
693/4
11%
11%
28 3A
69
70
•-
•
*1%
93
93
93
72%
71
713/4
8%
14
2%
10%
101
100%
101
8
11%
12
6,000
293/a
293/8
293/4
3,500
*71%
*94
93%
71
101
11%
11%
29
72%
2%
*29
,
29
71
11%
28%
.
93
8
14
25
Corp
11%
28%
70%
71%
4,800
*94
'98
71%
101
3,900
101
400
98
72%
72%
72%
6,800
'
101
900
102
*100%
8%
8%
8%
700
*14 VB
14%
14%
14%
14%
'14%
14%
15 Vb
2,700
*2%
2%
2%
2:,/a
2%
2%
2%
1,500
8
*10
*8
29
29
63'/a
62 VB
10
62%
*28%
*28 Vb
63%
62 %
2
9%
-29%
9%
*28 %
400
30
29
63%
63
'63%
63
%1
1
'10
*93/4
29
10
10%
31
*8
8%
49,300
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
22 % Dec
91% Jun
25
102
35% Jan
22
55
Jan
>
16
70% Oct
6
15
14% Jan
Jan
102
15
14% Dec
28
72% Dec
28
83% Feb
Oct
5
44% Jan
6
31
33% Mar
*
Aug
17
Nov
4
4
24
12
109% Jan
19
July 14
15
75
41
21
33 Vb Sep
11
19
29% Oct
97% Nov
Feb
Sep
5
14
34% Dec
28% Apr
128% Sep
Jan
89
107
Oct
874
Jan
38% Dec
21
80
Jun
Dec
2
29% Jan
4
Clinton
1
97% Jan
8
4%%
4
2% Jan
36% July 21
140
Apr
Feb
111% Jan f 4
930
976
2
7
52% July
6
93
Mar
5
5
86% Jan
12 % Jan
15% Mar 24
41
49
Dec
22
47
Sep
38
385/a
38%
39%
39'
39%
12,500
95%
,96%
96%
20,900
47% Feb
Jan 29
Apr 30
26
3
71
38 % Jan
9
50% Dec
9
41 % Feb
2
69
•
Fuel
Iron
&
July
% July
12% Jan
4
14% Jun
•19% Jan
12
25% Jun
22
Columbia
15
68 % Jan
4
Feb
17
5134 Mar 17
.41% Jan
11
49 Vb May
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
26% Jan
11
31% July 15
89
2
27% Dec
11
48% Dec
8
44
Jan
14
58
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
43% Apr
29
«
27
Columbus
Pictures
&
Southern Ohio Elec—5
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
27
20 Ve May
3
23% Jan
27
Inc
1
L;—-—10
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
$1.32 convertible preferred—25
$1.40 convertible preferred
25
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
20% Oct
28
24% Jan
15
17 % May
5
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nalrn
38% Sep
31
Sep 18
15 % May
Sep
15
22% Jan
2
32 Vb Jun
17
37% Dec
2
37% Dec
7
36% Jan
37% Mar 16
36% Jan
16
367/b Jan
-./
*873%
623/8
Combustion Engineering
July 22
19
Commercial
Credit Co
11
19Vb Julv 15
Commercial
Solvents
4
44% July 19
1
42
*53%
*50%
62%
62 %
14 Ve
24 1
80
45%
31
55 Vb
41
18%
43 %
r43 t
17
32% Jun
17
5% Dec
29
.,
8
Mar
6
3
Jan
4
15%
17%
42 *
42
53%
51
65
63
14 %
24
42% July 16
8
Jun 29
Dec
30
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
12
6% Sep
14
11
25
7% Jan
4
18
Feb
10
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
4
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107 % Apr
26
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
4
23% Jun
10
26% Jan
8
Jab
7
34% Jun
'
28
14% Apr
Jan
5
Jun
15
110% Jan
7
91
Jun
10
102
11
Jan
107
Mar 26
98
Jan
7
31% July 23
112
Feb
12% Feb
11
16
58
Jan
2
54
Jan
7
65% July
17
Sep
14
38% Jan
5
18
Jun
9
25
5% Dec
23
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
8
Dec
29
10% Jan
6
7
6
35 VB Apr
99
13% Apr
27
'
Apr
15
July
Jan
8
9
26
6% July 16
8% s^b 15
47% July 19
23
40% Nov
2
38% Jan
8
Jun
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
110% Apr
5
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
5
106% Jun
7
109% Feb
1
93
23
102% Feb
11
.
18% Jan
2
89% Sep
45% Jan
87
May 17
101 % May 25
20% Jan
23
25% May 21
95% Jun
4
13
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
May 20
97% Jan
8
96
90% Jan
Jan
4
4
4
'21
49% May 27
104
July 13
*23% Mar 29
98% July 23
74% July 22
100
May 13
;.9i%
109%
71%
42%
41
41%
18 3/a
19 Vb
18%
110,;.
; 72
18%
72
•*.
;jl
62%
*109%
680
170
72
,
43
140
18%
18%
19
7,600
52%';
,41
•
*
51%
51 Vb
523/a
52%
53%
263/4
27 Vb
26%
263/4
263/4
26%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
50%
2%
2%
23/4
2%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
134
92%
*133
134
134
116 %
134
91
15%
17%
17
17%
3/a
17
18
*893/,
163/B
„
41%
42
42
42
53%
53%
54%
53% -543/4
*49% j 50.%
633/4 •64%
*50%
"
51
50%
50%
62
62%
62%
63%
613/4
61%
7,400
60
5,200
17%
28,500
s/8
700
41%
43
45
210
53
43
'
61%
50%
91
16%
41
413/4
413/4
*41%
,
173/a
.
53 %
'
700
6,700
15%
i
42
42
923/4
119
493/4
"
153/4
;...
80
134
91
41%
*41%
7,800
118
*893/4 '*01
153/a
17%
35%
2,800
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50
493/4
4
15%
10,900
133%
-93
117%
50%
*89%
91
360
23/4
34 VB
*92%
15
.95%
23/4
*900
495/s
26%
953/4
,36
117
116%
*900
50%
26%
23/4
134
93
*92%
93
116%
533/4
55,700
'
*23/8
116
2,900
110
*71
■„
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41
18%
.
3,400
•
91 %
62%'-
62%
*71
70%
180
*87%
'
62 %
483/4
*165
53%
250
•
62
;
62%
'
*493/4
10
50%
64%
2,900
2,100
14 Vb
,
633/4
14%
47,500
23%
>'
65
633/a
.
63%
243/8
8,000
14%
14 Vb
14%
23%
233/4
80
80
46
31%
453/8
46
46
463/4
46 3/8
31
31
303/4
31%
30%
55
55%
55%
56%
57
57%
58
41
413/B
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
18
183/«
18 Vb
18%
18 Vs
183/4
18%
183/4
18,900
433/4
44 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
22,600
7%
~7%
8
6,900
23%
23%
23%
7,300
19%
19%.
3,000
56
41%
18%
44%
Coppermines Corp—5
com—No par
26
11 %
46%
26
11%
46%
preferred
—
Foods
--
Corp
—-No par
1.33%
*43%
14 VB
14%
.
'
,
r43
23%
24%
*80
%
43%
r43 %
43%
7%
•7%
75/8
■73/4
22 %
22%
22%
22%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
,
80
46%
47
4,800
30%
"47
31%
58
-
81
30%
5,000
*80
81%
.
,
B——100
Preferred 4% series C
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—
15
Consol RR of Cuba &% pfd—-100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
——No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Corp
of
r43%
108 % 108 %
14Vb
14Vb
—
—
*43 %
•
—
—
M.
•
.
11,700
13,600
200
'
300
—
'
73%
'
23
.
.
18%
193/a
25%
^
25%
30%
31
109% 109%
*99% 100.
*14%
64 %
*18%
14%
65
20'
6%
*6%
8'/b
8%
47Ve 47%
110
110
*107% 108%
26
26
25%
25%
60
61 %
103
104
22
22
97%
98
72%
98
72
*97%
*25%
600
25%.
11%
113/8
11%
11%
11%'
11%
11%
11%
11,700
453/4
46%
45%
46
45%
46
453/4
46
14,300
108 3/4
14%
109
14 %
30%
31
109%
109%
♦99%
100
14%
63%
*18%
6%
108%
108%
1081/2
108 %
108%
108%
1,700
14 Vb
14 VB
14 VB
14%
14 Vb
14%
3,100
31%
15,100
14%
64%
20
6%
31
110
31%.
110
100
*143/8
143/4
*143/8
64
64
65/s
8%
8%
83/8
473/a
47%
60
♦102%
110
109 %
107%
107%
61%
104
60%
104
213/4
21%
213/4
97%
97%
9734
*
',
400
62 %
62%
2,700
*18%
6%
6%
20
6%
£50
8%
8%
2,700
47%
47%
47%
9,000
109%
105*
109%
200
*107%
108%
320
61%
61%
60%
"
*10^:
623/4
105
5,300
1
30
22%
21%
98
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*104
98
'*14%
107%
107 %
22
130
.
8 3/8
8%
*109%
60%..
104
100
20
*6%-'
47%'
110
108%
40
111
63
*18%
6%
*99%
14%
63
20
*18%
31%
*110
100
.
47%
109%
31%
111
99%
8%
*107 %
31
*110
99%
x47 VB
America—
Common
.
10
4% preferred
—
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
..——No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75 preferred
Fc p.u
-
•1
Light &
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Container
47
Jun
*87%
623/4
,47%
•
290
83%
83
48%
180
Cigar
Preferred 4%% series
105% Mar 25
48% Jun
5
'
: 84
40
80 %
18%
Consolidated
1
1,500
233/4
18%
Inc.
Consolidated Gas Elec
28
100
17%
14
-No par
$5
4
23
173/B
7,900
101
233/4
43
43%
7%
22%
Consol Edison of N Y
46% July 19
109% Mar
17%
48
110
*71 *)
6,000
*165
91V2'
62%
35 VB
84
473/4
*873/4
'34%
17%
180
110
*34%
12%
12%
80%
7%
22
Corp—
Ex stock distribution
27% July 15
113/4 Jun
91%
623/4'
110
*99
343/8
84
<
473/4
12%
! 98%
80
Consolidated
42 % July 16
4
4
109%
84
95%
230
5,100
11%
34%
17%
*165
*900
Consolidated
32 Vb Jun
t
180
7,100
98%
"
*41%
*89%
41%
Inc——No par
common—No par
5
24
69 % Dec
91%
62%
72
83 %
483/a
'
50%
15 %
17%
—
Jan
-
47
89%/'' 89%
Columbia Gas System
9
*82
*165
50 %
50 %
preferred
22% Dec
6
17%
*500
No par
No par
No par
7
16'
41% Feb
15
17%
49%
23 %
100 3/8
11%
102 "
*98%
17%
109% 110
10
11%
11%
34
83
23'/a
100%
95%
91%
923/8
102 '
343/8
180
23%
1005/b
*
17%
*71%
•
11%
23%
1005/s
'
101
34%
*41 % 42%
19%
19 %
51%
49
27%.
x27
95% 95%
2%
2%
35% 35%
134
134
923/4
*91%
116% 117%
100
91%
*98%
23%
22%
101
34%
62 %
2nd
9
5%%
28
45
2
1
102
*88
series B—
50
Ry com—100
4% noricumulative 1st pfd-t—-1004% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class B
2.50
56% Jun
50
65% Mar 24
50% Dec
15
.
4gi/a
*165
Colorado & Southern
16
'52% Feb
Mar 24
1
8
7
11%
11%
No par
preferred
Colorado
38% Jan
29
93%
92%
*98%
- 34
17%
g2%
a-1.
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Alkman Corp
43 % May 24
24
Mar 22
.„.
conv
cum
18% Jan
20
40% Jun
23% July
39 %
stock—50
1
16% July 23
4
27
203/s Mar 17
Sep
38%
preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
_*.
No par
Coca-Cola" Internat'l Corp—No par
13
Apr
July
383/4 Jan.
66 Vb Mar 24
37
39%
Inc common
Foods
4% -cumulative
125% Mar 17
23
59% Mar
7%
Cluett Peabody & Co, com
7%
10
14
11% Jan
;
2
94
Dec
12 % Dec
72
Clopay COrp
14
6
Nov
67
693/4'
-
12
■
•
70.%
Climax Molybdenum
24
43
14% Sep
69%
:—No par
1
preferred——100
53% July 23
Feb
243/4 Feb
31
27
Jan
.
69%
No par
gtd—_50
_
Pitts RR
&
Jan
89
17
90
8
13
Dec
47% Jan
July
23% Jan
guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation-—
Special
4
132 % Jan
20
892
Cleveland
32 % Mar 25
».
29
125% Feb
23
Dec
$4.50
Mar 22
2 Vb May
July 24
136
78
preferred
July 19
Mar
24
4
2
69%
preferred—100
75
92% Apr
♦
25
69%
Illuminating com.Nopar
37
*
9
12
noricumulative
Eleo
44
-18
15
43 Vb Mar 20
Jun
Cleve
Jun
110«
1003/4
69%
Co com^_100
C & St Louis Ry
41
25% Apr
22% Jan
C
5 ','e
Mar 24
July 22
'
Jan
100 %
69%
_5
^-100
City
No par
City Stores CO common
j_5
V
4JU% convertible preferred—LOO
Clark Equipment Co
20
C
Mar 15
91
62%
Co—
Service
23 Vb
100%
69%
33%
23
Inventing. Co common
preferred —:
Products Corp;
70 Vb Jun
107
•
44% Mar 19
16
July 19
210
53% Jan
Mar 23
70% Dec
July 12
49 %
Mar
89
-
85
May 12
170
30
54% Nov
Sep
'
27
Corp
22%
100%
5'%%'
18% juiy 12
Jan
Financial
T
City
7
Jan
90
18
35% Jun
33 % Jan
172
Sep
4
lot
I
Cities
14
'74
16
C
12% July 22
uan
9
10
Jun
106% May 24
5
3
Mar 24
100
4
>15
Feb
80
Jan
: 27 % Jan
5
47% Jun
152
39% July 23
98% Juiy 22
12
10
26% Dec
:
11
78
-
Jun
95
76% Apr
9% Jan
95% Jan
9% Sep
12
28% Jan
30% Dec
24% Jun
30
Jan
47
23 VB
100
Co—10
-No par
——10
4% preferred "
Cincinnati Milling Machine
11
'
Dec
—•—No par
Common
23% July 22
103% Feb
*
21%
21%
2,800
98
98
98%
270
733/4
74%
6,900
*97%
98%
300
72%
73
72%
74
73%
74%
97%
97%
98
98
98
98
16
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest'
7% Sep
15
10% Mar 17
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
9% Sep
67
16
Jun
13% Mar
16
7% May
17% Jun
3
72
7'/« Sep
14
8% Apr
8
19% Jan
14
13
62% Jan
5
13% Jun
6
15
7% Jan
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
15
4
Feb
4
52
V* Sep
15
14
28% Mar
21
26% Jan
27
15
27'/4 Feb
2
6
52
Jan
55% Jan
15
Jun
18
Steel
20% July 23
Continental
Cooper-Bessemer
41% July
9
52
Jan
25
44% Mar
5
49 % Apr
9
4
32% Mar
68% Jan
15
90% Dec
21
87% Jan
12
96% Jan
19
95% Jan
8
99
96% Jan
6
101
Jun
78
60
25
Mar 22
Preferred
July
13
3 % '/t>
Jun
28
Cum
Nov
9
71% Feb
24
78% July 15
Mar 31
176% Dec
31
174% Jan
5
182% M*r 29
18% Nov
16
Jan
4
3 % Sep
i
15
1 % Nov
Jan
2
15
5
Mar
30
25 % Sep
87% Jun
25% Jan
95
2
10% Dec
29
Jun
3%%
72% Jan
4
86
14% Jan
5
20% Jan
26
Cuba
Cuban-American Sugar common
7% preferred
31
17
Jan
6
Jun
24
185
Jan
15
180
52
Nov
21
27
Sep
49% Sep
6% Sep
28
6% Jan
29
Mar 17
52% Apr
20
7% Jun
30
34% Jan
15
31
21
23% Sep
14% Feb
28
64
21
5% Sep
93% Dec
4
5% Apr
12% Mar 19
18
6% Sep
11% Jan
8% May 2i
18
29
57
27% May 14
8% Apr
2
100% July 28
6% Apr
93
103
60
4
54% Jan
5
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
$7
16
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
31% Sep
15
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
25
11
Jan
29% Sep
15
40% Mar 23
30% Jan
11
22
92
87% Jan
26
93
4
Dec
22
13% Aug 20
11 % Dec
8
16
39% Dec
17
90
Jan
5
16
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
23% Feb
2
34
Dec
14
47% Jan
5
23% Sep
28% Jun
15
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
34% May 24
18
33% Jan
5
26
3.75%
Co
7%
28%
2,600
65
r
102
i
77%
*96
102
25%
25%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
1%
1%
1%
1%'
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
*97
28%
24%
12%
>170
99
*97
99
28%
*28%
28%
16%
16%
34%
*333/4
48
47%
104%
17%
♦333/4
12%
16
*170
*15
12%
16
12%
200
*170
*15
12%
53/4
5%
53/4
54'A
543/4
♦543/g
8%
83/4
8%
83/4
29%
*28%
29 %
7%
3%
101
17%
8
8%T
9
*233/4
102%
*101
*101
58 %
58
58
11%
11%
11
11%
27%
27
135
273/g
136%
57%
38%
27%
38%
136%
*135
563%
56
27%
57
27
138
57%
57
383/4
38%
94
93
93
*43/4
5
14
*13%
14%
18
17%
43/4
38%-
'
5
14%
*13% *
18%
xl8
41%
94%
*94
94%
93
94
*92
94
94%
*93%
94%
*93
94%
*93
94%
100
96%
96%
*96%
98
*96%
98
*96%
98
Inc
13%
50c
9%
13%
13%
41%
13%
13%
10%
10%
10%
49%
483A
49%
49'A
29%
29
29%
28%
29
34%
34%
*34
34%
*34%
100
41%
42%
41
41%
52% Feb
2
3
463/4 Feb
30
12% Jan
4
153/4 July 22
Delaware Lack At Western—
50
14%
14%
14%
27
Apr
7
32 %
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
30%
30%
30%
30%
9
55% Jan
12
75% July 23
74%
743A
74
74"%
Aug
4
24% Mar 23
93% Jan
14
113% July 23
16% Jan
4
30% Dec
28% Jan
11
10%
14%
21
41%
13%*
503/4
29
20
Hudson
41%
133/4
49
15% Jan
11
100
18%
4,100
•
41%
4,400
90
.*
;
81 % Apr
29
60
28
15% Oct
99
7
24% Jan
16
61
July 24
2% Dec
if
29
64
14
9% Dec
17% Sep
18% Sep
25
Dec
14
94%
*96%
98
70
133/4
13%
•
13%
11
:
11%
11%
"
51
50
3,400
'i
11%
50
'
•
■
10
.,
50
283/a-
28%
27%
34%
34%
341/4
42
41%
42%
■
\
28%
34%
153/a
15%
31%
31%
74%
74%
•
.
Mar
2
62 % July
6% Mar 17
16% Mar 25
2% Apr
15
19% Jun
£
8
■1
18
1
Feb
20% Jan
24% Mar 10
8
Sep
14
95% Jun
9
32% Jun
24
j
40% Feb
3
33% Jan
30
12
£
34% Feb
13
33% Jan
Jun
9% Sep
10% Sep
25
Jan
7% Sep
31% Jun
33
;
108
15
Mar 17
-,
Jan
27% Jan
2
15%
313/4
9,200
*
:
40,700
•
17
12
12
41% Dec
8% May 17
3
Jan
Jan
28% July
5
16
13% Dec
29
23% Mar 10
14% Jan
33% Jun
10
43% Jan
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
94% Jun
17% Sep
29
15
75
Dec
36
July 29
6% Dec
2V
13% Feb
102% Jan
26
8
15
100% Jan
4
2,200
-
4
20
20
2
293/4
30
29'A
293A
10
33%
33%
32%
33%
Alkali
4.40%
$1.50
Match
T
Motor
Car
5% conv preferred series A
Dobcckmun Co (The)
12
94% Jan
6
4
28% Jan
13
30% Dec
48
Feb
47 % Apr
23
52
Dec
9
50 V3 Jan
43% Jun
4
48% Jan
5
473/4 July
51 VA
JO
45
10% May 15
Jan
July
9% Jan
6
Nem
Common
20% Jun
2
89
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
1 % Dec 22
23% Dec 29
10% Oct
24% Dec
102
Feb
17% Feb
57
2 VA
7
11
24
Mar 12
Apr
15
373/4 Jan
9
6
13
Jan
26
Oct
5
33% Feb
4
48% Dec
31
22
44
30
Oct
6
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
Sep
15
13% Sep
15
18% Mar
37% Jan
8
2
85% Feb
3
22% Jan
19
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Jan
13% Feb
4
23
36% May
1 % Jan
4
23
6
May
113/8 Mar
6
3
24% Mar 24
95
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50
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Eaton
Steel
Co
Edison Bros Stores
4% %
Ekco
Elec
Mus Ind
49% Mar 29
54% Apr
9
5%
conv
3534 Jan
4134 Jun
17
20% July 21
Elliott
El
Co
Paso
2nd
Natural
Emerson
Electric
13
July 21
Emerson
Radio
23
26
Jun
293A Feb
Empire District
% Dec
21
99
20% Jun
4
6
Sep
18
16
Dec
7% Jan
22
10 % J uu
9
22% Jan
5
64% Dec
16% Jan
22
18% Jan
27
74% Feb
5
66
15
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page
24.
703/4 July 16
July 22
74% Feb
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171
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50
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52
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4
19%
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20
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12 3/4
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13
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26
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26
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2,000
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28%
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28%
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28%
102%
283/4
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9%
9%
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10
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common
100
25%
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19%
50
5
100
series
19
*48%
10
Phonograph
Electric
Johnson Corp common__25
preferred
14%
60%
*170
__1
preferred
RR
223/8
25%
20%
shares
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie
22%
26%
100
Gas
9 % Jun
July 13
26% July 14
119%
5,600
21,400
22 34
2.50
preferred
22% Feb
29% May 19
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50
6
102
1193/4
20%
2
common
common
19
24% Mar 12
83/a Nov 27
138
.
25%
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Amer
Jan
24
137%
.
22%
100
Co
26% Feb
footnotes
Co
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
1234 Jun
5
9%
11%
5
preferred
&
50%
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10
preferred
Products
4%%
14
»cr
Corp
common
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
July
27% Jan
72
119%
9%
11%
100
30
70% Jun
119%
119%
40%
'
10
preferred
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119%
119%
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-
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1
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5%
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119%
135%
9%
15,100
;
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11
22 Va Jan
138
1333/4
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92
137 Va
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50
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13
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15
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135
135
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28 34
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25
88
10
233/4 Jan
11
88
No par
48
Apr
88%
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6%
12
18% July
45% Mar
2 3/4
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11
32% July 15
Apr
29%
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4%
3
104
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20
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293/4
89%
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Eastman
94
30%
89%
Preferred
63% May 24
1
300
29%
89%
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Duquesne Light Co
8,100
303/a
9%
5
-
—
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July
•103
-
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Airlines Inc
83
1
;
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30
1,900
1043A
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46% Apr
12
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4
12
12
104%
273/e July 23
22"% July 22
15% July 22
24
11%
1
15% Mar 17
473/4 Dec 18
37% Feb
11%
29%
30
preferred—100
International
1
31
20% Jan
11%
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50c
convertible
8% Dec
30
11%
103%
33/4%
22% Jun
25% Mar 25
11%
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$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
12
5
11%
68,500
DWG Cigar Corp
16% Jan
2,600
27,900
97
Feb
-600
29%
16%
11% July 13
171
1,800
71
29%
42%
7
4
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104
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4
70
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103'A
28
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»
29 %
103%
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53% July 21
52% Mar 8
463/4 Jan
29%
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18% Jan
,
69
293A
16%
21% Apr
15% Jan
165
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293/8
41%
19% Mar 27
22
703/4
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86%
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71%
57
16%
28% Jan
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169
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12
31%
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1
41% Jun
69
10
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57
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43
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4
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Dome Mines Ltd
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109
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preferred
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common
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cum
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14
10
6
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30
9% Jan
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.
43
Jun
'■
65
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83% Jan
91
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303/4 July 12
65
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Corp
4
♦63
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104
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8%
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July 12
29% July 15
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72
11
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58% July 12
4
57
10
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12
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8
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33
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15
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4
12
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12
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111
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48
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53
66%
120
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100
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66
119
97%
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May
653/4
119
100
78%
178
40% Sep
10% Oct
41
653/4
117
97%
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pfd
series
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28 V*
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Deep Rock Oil Corp
&
28%
24%
10
Decca
Deere
28%
10
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14
29
1%
10
preferred
55'
Jun
28%
3%
_1
Inc
Rubber
200
283/4
25
No par
No par
1
Power Sc Light common
3.75% series A
Dayton
48%
1
Preferred
30% May 26
12% May 14
19% Jan
48%
1%
100
common
convertible
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48
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5
Mar 12
52
3%
16
common
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52
48
116
97%,
43/4
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52
47%
65
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118
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:»
28
12% May
4
9'A Apr 27
35% Jan 11
65
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2.50
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23
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51 %
473/4
28%
28%
94
96% Apr
1
963/4 Apr 23
100
3,900
38%
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27
Apr
2
Jan
23
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42% Jun
37
Jan
92
28
22%
1
Daystrom
92
Apr
22
*84
common
preferred series A—
18% May 26
83
21%
21%
51 %
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5
_____—
Corp
33A%
11% Jan
82 % May 28
21%
21%
51
48
100
Dana
14% Mar 15
4
2,300
100
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
May 25
5% Mar 12
39%
100
common—.
Drug Stores
Cutler-Hammer
A
39%
100
pfd
preferred
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
14% May 4
16% Jan 29
15
33 % Jun
Jan
8% Mar 17
preferred
preferred
Class
40%
24 %
25
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
39% Mny 24
83 % Dec
common
non-cum
Publishing
Prior
58% May 24
131
Amer
preferred
Press
Curtis
May 27
jun
6%
Cunningham
12% July 19
27% May 26
136% July 20
27 % Mar 20
of
convertible
4%%
5
8% July 21
4
common
preferred
RR
Cuneo
30% Apr
19
Corp
Cudahy Packing Co
3
5
Jan
57% Feb
15
Feb
9% Jan
preferred
5%
8
5% Sep
July 12
40
>103%
Mar 17
5
39%
No par
4
89
39%
16%
11
36% Jan
383/4
47%
21% Jan
24
38
*33%
6
15
3,700
2,300
39%
22
5
4
13% Dec
20%
21%
2.50
4
$4.20
19%
21%
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29% Jan
Crucible Steel
64%
19%
77%
2
34% Jan
1
64%
21%
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(The)
101% Jan
Apr
16.600
63
9,700
19%
116%
100
of
26% July 23
65
63
25
33% Jan
15
76,300
1
17
20% Sep
68% Sep
2,200
10
21%
1
common.
Zellerbach
97
93/4
l
Cork <fe Seal common
$2
96%
10
19
178
.
preferred
Crown
95%
9%
213/4
*176%
_____
Cream
•
95%
18%
18 3/8
65
5
Corp
___
Crown
48% July 12
62
13 %
10
1
13%
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100
July 16
105
9%
13%
183/g
28%
20
16
103.
12,700
13
*18
213/4
1
___/
Wheat Corp
Shares
8%
96
*95
63%
8%
18%
18%
100
17% July 20
34% July 23
4
61%
8%
*18
13%
123/s
9%'
7%
18%
21%
series of 1947-100
29
Jan
64%
7%
the Week
July 23
18%
51
Refining common.25
Inc
9%
Friday
July 22
21%
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Corp
26'/» Mar 22
15
50
Jan
35% Dec
May 18
11% Dec
99% Mar 30
4
95%
50
Coty International Corp
Co
943/4
*96
Petroleum
Crane
96
100
preferred
Coty
123%
Sales far
Thursday
39
5
series
Electric
11
2
34% Jan
17
July 16
35% Apr 14
4
Products
1%
2
91% Jan
27% Mar 12
16
28
91
4% Feb
4
28% Jan
21
Corn
73/4
*18
12%
9%
PRICES
21%
No par
common
preferred
Cosden
July 23
3% Mar 16
2
Jan
26 %
1 % Jan
3
15% Mar
10
26% Jun
20
34% Apr
1
16
7%
18%
12%
63%
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pfd 3%%
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18
Monday, July 26, 1954
21%
5
common
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
9
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15% Dec 29
161
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6%
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7%
.
18%
Corp
Convertible pref 5%
Cornell
4
67% July 12
121
Delaware.
SALE
July 21
95%
Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
July 29
18%
9%
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
2
Apr
93
98
22
24
70
Apr
1
'/a Sep 14
93 V* Sep 15
67 '/a Feb
6
of
AND
Tuesday
12%
Motors
25 % Apr
Jan
21% Jan
26% Mar 25
58
Oil
48% May 25
30
Sep
Continental
15% Jan
28
30
18 J/4
Continental
May 19
7%
*18
Continental Insurance
July 21
20
6
43% Dec
14
10
20 % Jan
Mar 18
Monday
July 19
Par
/
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com.-2
5%
convertible preferred
25
Continental Diamond Fibre.
73
22% Jan
19% Sep
46 % Jan
22
STOCK
97% July 15
Jan
19% Sep
19% Sep
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
22
10% Jan
7
82% Jan
NEW
Highest
.
COBtlDBttf—Pagt 4
STOCKS
Year 1953
.
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v.
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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(361)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1953
Lowest
Highest
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
12
Nov
10
16y8 May
12 y« Feb
16
39% Sep
14
59% Mar
49 7. Jan
4
Jan
1% Apr
July 13
3
2
NEW
Highest
Lowest
2
Continued—Pag* 5
STOCKS
20
17
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
July 23
Evans
Products
Co
Tuesday
July 19
Par
*
HIGn
July 20
SALE
•
Sales for
PRICES
Ji ly 21
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Shares
July 23
July 22
5
16 %
16%
15%
16%
167.
1674
16 %
16%
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17
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1
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18
26
17
.
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1%
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2
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2
100
2
•
27% Jun
Sep
14
21 % Jan
4
6% Sep
15
10% Mar 25
9% Jan
11
16% Dec
29
22% May 11
13 "/4 May
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
15
Apr
19
15% Jun
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
62
21% Sep
10% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
20% Jun
29
26
Jan
27
9
13% Feb
24
16% Apr
8
21
28% Mar 25
18
15
Mar
1
Fairbanks
13% July 19
Fairchild
18% Jan
27
Fajardo
16% Jan
4
1
Falstaff
207s Juiy 23
Family
July 23
5%
Fansteel
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
58
Feb
18
64 V2 Apr
Sep
14
53% May
4
48% Feb
24
56% Apr
8
31
7% Apr
1
3y4 Apr
8
5y8 Jun
10
Federal
Oct
1
35% Sep
14
48
1
105
29
13
94
July
8% Dec
i
29
38% Jan
4
2
99 y2 Jan
4
104 ya Mar 26
Jan
15
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
30
Felt
26% Apr
13
Ferro
19
5
Jan
Mar
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
67% Sep
13% Jun
14
86% Jan
5
76
53% Sep
101% Jun
15
19
41
15
99 y2
14% Jan
12
23% Jun
6
63
Jan
12
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26
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21
107
1
8
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11
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27
16% Jan
29 y2 Dec
7
28 y8 Jan
38% Jan
21% Apr 23
36% July 20
49% July 23
25 %
Sep
18
32
Sep
10
100
16% Aug 24
21 y8 Jun 10
34% Jun
103
24
39% Oct
21
11% Dec
31
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
23
11
31% Dec
3
30 y4 Jan
July 13
36
92
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5
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7
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2
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12
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27
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89
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26
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4
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20
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11
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103
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13
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61
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7
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11
62
62
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9
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8
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21% Sep
10
&
Stores
31% July 21
Mar 22
10
51% Mar 17
157a
20
23%
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45V2Jan
15
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1
15%
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6
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_
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5
common
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July 23
147b
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preferred
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47% May 18
9
66,500
16
50
$4
22% Feb
31% Jun
preferred
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5,400
137a
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Flintkote Co
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26
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8
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Firestone Tire & Rubber
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8
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21
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1
pfd 1953 series
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26%
137a
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preferred
&
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50
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%%
267b
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14%
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common
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Federated Dept Stores
4
26
13%
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Corp
cum
conv
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13%
1
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81% Jmy 23
107% Mar 19
7
49% Feb
13% Mar 17
93
conv
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46% July 23
Jan
23
27% May 21
•
5%
26
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20
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5%%
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'
No par
series B___
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5
Co
Brewing Corp
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preferred
48
22
&
Co
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40
:
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Engine & Airplane Corp_i
Sugar
80 %
620
V2
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6% Jan
May
5
Jan
4
lij
6% Jan
4
38% May 19
34 % Jan
6
Jan
13
4
4% Sep
15
3
5
15% Sep
15
20% Jan
28
19
6% Sep
15
8-% Apr
33% Dec
30
?y8 Mar
23
22
Gabriel
Co
(The;
25% July 16
7% July
8
39% Apr
1
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34 % Apr
1
Gamewell Co
Co
Inc
(Robert)
Gatnble-Skogmo
5%
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10
27% Jan
2
21% Sep .21
22% Sep 15
28% Jan
27
22y4Jan
33% Jan
20
24y2 Jan
7
3% Apr
12
5% July 23
7
31% July 23
32% July 13
Gayiord
27 % Jun
General American
20% Jun
3% Sep
7% Mar 12
37% Mar 12
,21% Aug 31
20
Dec 22
.
25 % Jan
22
27% Jan
14
25
29% Mar 24
14
25% Sep
31% July 16
34% July 19
20% Jan
4
5
May
Garrett
Gar
Corp
Wood
4%%
2
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
107
31
,10
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
55
Jun
23
19
9% Jun
29
11
Jan
6
General
142
July
1
148% Feb
4
i 17%
Jan
5
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Nov
9% Sep
70
May
155
May 26
138
Mar 24
18% Jan
22% Mar 17
Mar 25
$4.50
$8
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Mar 25
10% Jan
4
Jan
71
Feb
2
76
Apr
29
4%
1st
9
41
July 23
July 15
4%
conv
8
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
Jun
10
19% Jan
2
17% May
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
122
Jan
15
7
11
Jan
8
46% Mar 24
36
Jan
4
54% July 20
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
57% July 20
16%
i
117
25
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128% July 13
7%
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31
11% Dec
9
July 28
35% Jun
16
37% May 17
;
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Jun
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16
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11
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112% Jun
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15
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31% Jun
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104% Apr 26
Sep
18
37% Jan
16
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100
Oct
21
2
14
100
Dec
16
12% Jan
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3
20% Apr
28
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12
51
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30
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14% Jun
4
15
Apr
23
Jan
6
41
51% July 13
101
2
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18
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20
37% May 21
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22
22
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12
87% Jan
30
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12
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28
15
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29% Jan
4
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74% Dec
16
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4
88
69
100
32 y4 Jan
1
72% Feb
10% Jan
2
23
4
14
Jan
11
Dec
16
105% Jan
79
16
15
49% Dec
28
96% Jun
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18% Jan
4
76
July 29
9% Oct
99
106
46
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9
68% July 22
135
12% Sep
15
4
18% Jnly 22
79% Apr
13
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2
80
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8
85% July 23
10% Sep
23
21 y8 Jan
9
10% Jan
4
14% July 12
27% Oct
14
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38% Mar 20
13% Jan
28% Jan
38% July 23
4
6% Dec
15
87b Jan
20
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30
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31
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26
130% Jun
26
11
Sep
19
14
Mar
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
43% Sep
15
59
102% Jun
2
5
7
9% May
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101
4
12
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29
4
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33% Mar
1
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1
387b
1,000
177b
187.
173/4
18
49,100
85
1,800
16,900
135
*134
135
16%
17
*83%
13%
35%
85
85
85
*83%
85'%
♦847a
857.
13%
35%
13%
13%
*13%
137a
137e
1372
137a
85%
13%
377b
377b
38%
__2.50
No par
7
1
100
Inc
147 %
10
Telegraph Co
17%
•
36%
7
7%
147 %
18%
36%
7%
•147%
149
17%
19
36%
7%
♦147%
19
377t
373/8
7
7 7a
7
77b
.
97%
98%
98
99%
97%
10
69%
70
69%
71
71%
No par
*107%
5%
109
107%
107%
*5%
5%
73/B
149
109
Feb
6% Jun
21
32
1
9
16
July 22
39% July 19
4
!
1
l%Jan
2% Mar 25
;Dec 22
1% Feb
4
*
6% Jun
9% Feb 25
19
7
Jan
30
31% Apr
28
14% Sep
15.4
20 % Jan
5
14% Jun
29
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
5
29% July 16
34 y8 Dec
31
33
26% Jan
34% Dec
18
.
rDec
4
94% Jan
7
,7% Mar
6
May 27
37% Mar
8
16% Jan
22
40% July
17
92% May 14
19
97% Feb
86% May 22
7
Apr
18
10% July 19
12
2
IPO
Mar
2
4
Jan
;4
17
Jan
;4
9
54
Jan
11
Jun
9
33% July 23
4'
20% Feb
56
30
Nov
27
-17% Oct
19 % Mar 27
1
128%; July 17-,
141
64% Apr 15
78
Mar
Dec
2
31
,
17% Jan
131% Jan
73
Apr
71 %
78.
9
40% Jan 1 2
28 *: Jun
23% Mar25
20% Jan
8
26
4
Mar 22
•»*»% Feb
18
19% Sep
2
July 16
145% Mar
4
29% Dec 22
(W
R)
Batteries
&
1
Inc
Motors
Graham-Paige
Union
Grand
Granite
5%%
177a
19
183/b
193/a
56,200
987a
98
9974
98 74
983/4
7,000
73%
737b
16,800
5
Grant
common—12.50
100
Co common
5
T)
$2.25
conv
Northern
Great
Northern
Western
preferred
Green Bay & Western RRI
Green
(H
L)
Co Inc
:
100
100
1
'
18
24% July 22
Greenfield
Tap & Die Corp__No par
387a
1%
1%
9%
10%
10
10 74
97a
39%
39%
397a
393/,
21%
„
39%
14%
90%
36%
*39%
98
*97%
8%. ..8%
19%
1%
38%
10%
69%
30%
95 f
Co—
39
39%
1%
No Par
Paper
387»
31%
39 7a
Sugar com—No par
Ry Co
32
38%
*31.
No par
preferred
31,3/4
31 %
*97%
_
Iron Ore Prop__No par
Great
•Great
1 '
Stores com
317.
32
31
32
14%
143/4
90%
90%
36
•31
■
;
-
18,000
2,400
33,400
147a
147s
16%
157a
1674
9072
91
9174
917b
1,200
37%
2,500
36%
36%
37
367a
367a
97%
98
*977.
973/,
9774
97%
150
98
9%
97b
9%
7,000
32
327a
32%
10
21%
217a
213/4
6,600
663/4
663/4
2,000
8%
32
83/a
*31
21%
87a
'
•
87a
*3178
32
2172
217a
21%
68%
69%
68
687a
6774
68 74
31%
19%
30%
31 %
31
317a
317a
32 74
19%
19%
19%
197a
1972
♦75
7,100
97b
407a
13/B
91
21%
138 % 138%
*75
80
;
28%
29%
23%
23%
17a
93/4
10
4074
22%
70%
139
400
12,400
407b
17a
1%
700
5,?00
37
,..
g
14 3/4
*90
1%
5%
5%
'
'
1%
107%. 1077a
*
53/4
*5%
39%
'36%
100
preferred
737b
107 7b
•J'
30%
39%
14%
90%
10
(The)
preferred
(W
3%%
Co
723/4
1077b
y4
574
38%
38%
Steel
cum
73
107
1%
No par
City
*53/8
10
♦1477a
19%
9%
No par
Granby Consol M S & P
5%
107
8,100
149
30%
30%
new_4
Co
Gt Northern
29
(Nov
Gould-National
Grace
No par
24% Jun
-
39% Mar 17
19% Nov 27
t-
Hosiery
Gravson-Robinson
14% Jan
52
preferred
9% July 22
32% July 23
28%; Dec 30
5
$5
Gotham
300
♦14772
149
'
—_10
F)
Common
13,200
138
xl'Va
136
5
< V2
20
3,600
A.%
132
No par
A
16,500
76%
*75%
05
102
*100
102
387a
37%
87
373/4
•8672
36%
89
130%
2,000
97
35%
11%
64%
4,390
11,700
50
343/8
76%
|64
*127
14%
247b
97
11%
1
497b
497b
.„
14 7»
497a
>
98
*75%
__100
247a
"•2474
2,000
1047a
247a
14
14
14%
124%
10,200
31
303/b
♦103 74
104%
700
33,000
33 7.
33
33 7.
33
33%
5,500
37b
,37a
4
37b
90
*88
89
♦88
31
103%
13%
,24%
28%
35%
100
3%
323/4
33%
*103%
13%
24%
50%
98
34%
88
2.50
4
3%
4
600
124 78
99%
65%
33%
190
300
53,800
•29%
43%
3%
i
5,900
124 7a
65
4
t
993/4
124
124
12178
135
135
'
807b
7,300
97b
677a
:-'67 %
100
96 7.,
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122
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,
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♦.
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67
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79%
77
807b
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♦99%
99%
700
44 7a
78 7a
135
124%
80%
125
55 74
457a
11
u
66'/2
135
32%
100
8%
52,800
53 7a
525/a
,557.
44
57
<*95%
65%
121%
_10c
common
(B
210
1,300
13
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Mar 19
20
763/B
*76
54 7a
53
♦5574
97
9
64%
5
com
<The>
Co
13
65
8%
9
121%
5
Goebel Brewing Co__
Goodrich
54%
57%
*129
preierence__No par
Goodall-Sanford
53%
8"%
1
__J
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Co
543/4
57%
13
11%
Corp common.No
Gold & Stock
13
12%
53
57 %
100
preferred
»
12%
♦1278
13
54%
77 %
preferred
$4.50
1287a
*127a
11%
—___
Gimbel Brothers
*127 7.
12772
75%
pjelerreu.No par
Service
10c
convertible
128
129
♦95%
3%% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
July 22
16% Mar 25
3,400
11%
___.
12% July
237b
97%
preferred
4%%
223/4
75%
Shoe
4%%
237a
11%
Eqp Corp
General Tire & Rubber
July 19
2,100
2374
74
Steel
Time
41
♦95%
Corp
Castings $6 pfd
No
General Telephone Corp new_
Gen
407a
11%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
General
407a
73%
95 %
Railway Signal com_No
General
7
22% Sep
99
Precision
preferred
15
757s
40 72
43%
$2.90 convertiDle
5%
31,000
15
143/4
143/4
56%
12%
No par
25% Mar) 26
Jan 18
25
93
3,900
263/4
757s
53%
No par
Public
40
,139
™
263/4
15
11%
General Public Utilities Corp
28 Ya Jan
♦128
128%
2,400
40
73%
95%
common
series
33% July 19
5
28
25% Sep
Corp
$3.75
18
4% Jan
128
128
m
8,900
10
757a
•
56%
joo
4
29% Dec
Sep
23 %
preferred___100
4
10
19
23
,
94
10
'
23
*127%
.
547a
237a
23 %
22%
No par
No par <
4
3% Dec
263/4
1
57% Jan
23% Jun
97s
139 7a
257s
143/4
General Outdoor Advertising No
par
General Portland Cement Co
1
General
93/4
♦138 74
97a
10
106
*105
257s
25%
No par
21
19
*138
263/8
'
139%
9%
9%
139%
25%
39%
No par
67% July 14
47% July
1
Apr
;
52
*75%
com
8
-
*138
40
__
4
fi
1
27%
15
Corp
Jan
.T'l'v
9%
9*%
138
75
5
48% Jan
59% Dec
93/4
39%
preferred
General
537a
14%
10
5
25
537a
75
common
Motors
4
10574
5274
39%
new
Corp
convertible
4
10574
14%
preferred
11
2,100
75%
conv)__No par
Mills
5%
263/4
14%
Instrument Corp
Jan
95
3% Jan
10% Jan
Foods
3%%
9%
26%
Corp common__3
cum
preferred
General
267a
39%
preferred
($2
General
3
267a
"
i0o
General
July 23
6,300
263/8
47a
Corp—
May 27
80% July 15
327a
*75'%
_____
1
124% Mar
'
32 7b
50
com
8
4
327a
100
54% Mar 30
27% Mar 23
15
65% Dec
Jan
123% Feb 26
„
900
32
-No par
preferred
22% Jan
25% Feb
15
42% Aug 31
21 y. Sep
i.
'68
3174
32%
26%
Mar
,
574
29 7a
32%
472
106 7.
138
19,100
47a
29
32
50%
5
5,600
29
26%
5
3378
4%
*105 %
___No par
337a
33 3/a
28%
50%
common—
1,500
43/8
26%
Corp
30 3/4
28%
106 %
com
30 74
4%
49%
Feb.
$3,50
31%
800
32
28%
26%
Finance
Genera!
32%
600
313/a
3074
327s
.
2,800
39 7.
3272
30%
33
323/4
33%
4%
*28
*105%
Genera] Electric Co
<
32%
4%
29
51%
Contract
General
34%
26"%
General Dynamics
25
30%
106%
2nd
Preferred
32
30%
50 %
Corp com
preferred
series
32
30%
26%
preferred
6%
11% July 19
80% July 22
4
Jan
94
Jun
52
48% Jun
5
Jun
July 20
32%
30%
11,200
7%
*39'
39
39
*32
32
30%
*105%
Cigar Co Inc
General
13
31%
38%
32%
4%
*28
*38%
39
2,900
6
13/a
7 7a
73/a
257b
25
2574
25
73/8
*5 7b
57b
57a
5%
25%
7%
100
General Cable
14
78
33%
50
*38
5%
25
1
Bronze
6
16
307.
1.66%
Investors
39
*32
__1
com
Corp
Baking Co
15
29 y2 Sep
*38
2
Inc
preferred
General
15
7%
Transportation__2.50
Amer
27% July 12
25%
7%
5
preferred
4
5%
24%
7yB
No par
_.
preferred
Container
General
14% Mar 18
5%
25%
71/4
50
(The)
Industries
convertible
98 y* Jun
5
57/8
24%
5
convertible
preferred
(The)___
Gardner-Denver C0
30
53/4
l
common_
comihon
139
80
139%
.*75
33 V,
43,100
19 3/8
197:
19%
2,100
1407a
1407a
1407:
32%
-
140
140
80
29 %
29%
29%
29%
23%
23%
23%
2472 1
,
*75
29 %
29 7a
r' 24%
■
243/4
:
29
24%
220
80
*7674
80
.
297a
7,100
24%
2,700
J.
fontno'
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
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CM,in"4-Pae«6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
4
11% May 21
14% Mar
87% July 31
95% Jan
7
90 % Jan
96 % Jun
19% July 28
28 Vb Jan
29
'22% Jan
11
31
8'/. Jan
9
4% Jan
4
26% Dec
29
38 Vu Jan
5
26% Mar 29
66% Sep
21
77
Jan
5
68% Jan
4
81% July 21
$5
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
60 % May
20
Gulf
>26% Jan
4>/4 Dec
41
y4 Sep
14
22
20
Jun
9o
Juiy
92
Jun
97
July
7
,
4
22
30% Jun
2
July
29
34
100% May 26
104
105% Jan
8
103 % May
1 5
108% Feb
105
8
105
Jan
15
24
2
5
35
Jan
27
29 % Feb
2
18
Jan
-
July HI
96%
29%"
Friday
July 22
the Week
Shares
July 23
*95
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
96%
12%
*95%
96%
♦95%
96%
96
96
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
61,200
4%
4y8
4%
4%
1,900
32%
33%
29
29%
30%
4%
30%
Sales for
Thursday
:
4%
4%
4%
12%
36,900
10
"
5
Oil
Corp
Gulf States Utilities
Common
2
Co—
5
80 %
53%
32%
1100
*..100
—100
*103%
$4.20 dividend preferred-
10.J
$4.40 dividend preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend
i
33%
81%
81%
53%
51%
52%
33
331/2
9,500
*81%
82%
*31%
82%
500
52%
53%
53%
53%
47,000
V
-
—No par
—*
32%
81%
51%
80%
53%
33%
81%
32%
32%
32%
No par
.-25
preferred
21
Jun
*95%
Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com-No par
106% Mar 26
28% Dec
' 12%
1
'
July 20
12%
Guantanaino
5% Feb. 2
33% July 13
103% Jair 16
1
Aircraft Corp.
Grumman
Wednesday
July 19
Greyhound Corp (The) common—_3
4%% preferred
—100
14 V# Dec
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
,
Par
EXCHANGE
2
12'A Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Monday, July 26, 1954
32%
33%
33 %
105
I
*107
107%
.J
106%
*105
*103%
107
*105
106%
33
33%
33
*103%
105
107
33%
33%
34
3,900
105
107
*105
*103%
105
*103%
105
107
107%
*106%
107
106%
107
*105'
106%
*105
106%
"80
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
>
15
15
36% Mar
30% Dec
30
13
17% Jan
41% Jun
*v-
48 Va Jun
Hackensack
1
28
20 Va Apr
31
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
2
Jan
30
63% Jan
5
70
2
Jan
12% Sep
100
,
16% Jan
131
22% Dec
2
2
26% Aug
24
Feb
13
14
11% Jan
2
145
29
4% Sep
31 % Dec
Feb
12% Jan
10
31
8
15
July 9
5
105% Feb
■
15
Jun
22% Sep
24% Jan
15
22% Apr
23
19
5
Sep
Dec
Jan
6
11% Feb
17
32
8
14% Mar 20
4% July 12
8% Mar 12
Mar
9
23
7
> 18% Jan
4
29% Jan ' 2
21% Jun
25
12
17
21% Dec
5% Jan
7% May 20
Jan
4
Jan
131i
'
36
4
•
102% May 11
,
21
3
9
133/4 Jun
28
4
35
15
87
NOV
5
34% Jan
22
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
94% Jan
22
98
21 % Dec
29
26 % Feb
5
21% Jan
26
22% Feb
34% Dec
14
38% Mar 13
Feb
5
13% Dec
2
20% Apr
10
60'/4 Sep 15
Jun.17
74% Jan
6
126 % Jan
9
91
»
113
,
37% Sep
48% Jun
62
Feb
16
31
22
4% Dec
7% Jan
30
14
4
43% Jun
90
Jun
12
Sep
5
57
83
Feb
4
Mar 25
17
95% Jan
12
103
131
32
Dec 29
36 % Jan
30
Jan
7
July 20
57% Feb
24
48% Jan
18
93% Feb
3
84% Jan
6
80% Jun
9
33
94% Jan
4
Feb
17
24
28% Jan
11
91
July 17
99% Jan
5
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
101
4%
43/4
5 Va
43/4
4%
4%
4%
'
'
3,100
1,700
10
36
13'/4
'
5
1,100
5%
9,400
5,900
193/4
20
20
20 Va
20 Va
20%
20
20%
15
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*84%
87%
; *84%
87%
*84%
87%
*84%
87%
*84%
87%
34%
'34%
34%
34%
343/4
96%
*94%
193/4
r
20
34
34%
34
■
34%
34%,
*94%
*94%
96%
22
22
'
96%
22
36%
♦94%
22
*36
■
♦94%
96%
*36
22 3/a
223/s
22%
36 3/4
*36%
3634
163'4
*16%
17
873/4
88
124
♦123
124
" 123
123
]
22%
36 3/4
873/4
♦123
1,900
2,200
96%
22
36%
22
363/4
16 3/4
10
,'16%
16%
700
88
88%
3,300
'
30
123
123
123
123
:i
1,300
313/a
30%
15%
*70
*85
1,300
53%
200
32%
34%
10,400
157/s
6,000
15%
15 Va
15%
70%
70%
71
*70V2
87
86%
86%
100
26%
273/fe
8,800
86%
86%
86%
26%
27
26
26%
26 Va
27
9%
9%
9%
5
13%
14%
13%
13%
5
5%
5%
,1
Sons
40%
15%
86
17
26%
27
12.50
*5%
17
30
—10
*9%
15»/2
27%
27
26%
71
40
9%
9%
9%
800
14%
15%
26,000
*5%
6
*5%
6
-
,
14%
9%
14
14%
*5%
17
*26%
*86
9%
14
6
*16%
'
16%
26%
16%
16%
26%
27
100
16%
600
*26%
17
263/8
*16%
6
27
800
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
42%
41%
42
8,900
No par
64
64%
64%
65%
65%
66%
65%
66%
663/4
67
79
80
79
80
80
80 %
80
82
83
83
3,000
3,100
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
126
126
131
131
$4 25
Oil
Corp
preferred
■_—_No par
101
101
pfd ser B_„No par
$4.20 div 2nd
129
129
;
Houdaille-Hershey
70% July 14.
Household Finance common—No par
64%
66
100
100
100
92%
92%
$2.25
12
3%%
102% Jun
23
A7'
common
preferred
preferred
May 21
4.40%
38% July 21
Houston
3
;
preferred
conv
Apr
105
32%
40%
*52%
70%
71
86
26
35% May 25
96
523/4
31%
*
40%
523/4
31%
31%
40%
Electrochemical Co com—_5
Honolulu
10% Apr
V
15%
15%
71
40%
523/4
40%
*52
'
——5
preferred
conv
40%
523/4
313/8
15%
(conv)—No par
Co
&
40%
X523/4
*70
100
(Charles E)
(A)
40 3/4
53%
31»/8
common—1
Hotels Corp
Furnace
40%
*523/4
—5
dorp
preferred series A-
Hooker
July 23
4
42
4%
*36
Homestake Mining
Mar 31
22
13% Jan
.
v
*-
6
13
87
5%
July 23
108 % Jan
116% Mar 19
7
13
•'
29%'
6
*35
13
2,600
■
29%
6
36
12%
12%
12%
100
333/4
142
"
—25
Holly Sugar Corp common
78% May 26
4
102
16
15
123/4
5
Va
*6
16%
Hollander
7
56% Jan
Jan
13
220
3,000
105
33%
*138
293/4
•29
36
*35
600
15%
*35
6Va
6%
6%
36
1,600
19%
105
33%
142
*138
28%
28%
28%
6
*35
3,300
70
19%
105
33 Va
142
87%
Holland
33% Jan
2
x28%
6%
15%
70
f
-f
.
*33
16%
Hires Co
31
64% Jan
18%
19%
86
18
41% Mar 10
22
2934
33
70
19 Va
*104
104%
104%
*138
?
33
142
.
153/4
*69
19 %>
16%
Hilton
27
Dec
104%
323/4
*138
36
*12%
——10
—
$4% cum 2nd pfd
May 18
58
*103%
33
153/B
70
19 4
87%
23
1
7% Apr
Apr
5
104%
142
>
16 y8
*69
19
16%
16%
15 % July
18
30
46%
18%
87%
10% Jan
27
Oct
100
42%
; 46%
18%
47%'.
18%
-No par
3 Va 7n
)
July 15
5
25
103% Oct
4
19
*42%
46%
18%
*1534
■70
183/4
6%
—
8
15
4
32% Dec
Sep
28
Jan
*68%
29%
Hefshey Chocolate common—No par
4 %%
preferred series A——50
16
Jan
28% Jan
55
1
5
17% Mar 23
15
47
89% ^pr
May 13
9
Apr'
78
5
10% Jan
*15%
36
———100
Hewitt-Robins Inc
18% Mar
423/4
46% " •
'
54% Fab
25% Jan
11
Dec
Motors
Hey den Chemical
.81% Jan
*41%
423/4
-
Hercules Powder common.—No par
5% preferred
-100
34% July 23
6
Sep
—
preferred
18% Apr 21
4
\
19
323/4
25
common
non-cum
Hercules
v
433/4 Mar 31
2
14
preferred
(G W)
7%
11
Jan
16
*138
5.
__
common
11
9
Mar
Co
26% Jan
12% Mar 11
10% Dec
3.65%
Mar 16
10
Dec
20
G
8% Sep
(H J)
Helme
1
125
68
18%
*41%
,
100
common
<14% Jan
2
15% Jan
17% Jun
2
7
91
Co
Heinz
May 28
May 26
Corp
3 3/4 % I preferred
10
89
38% Jun ;18
46
18%
69%
103%
r
1
50
1
2
common
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Mar 11
6
>
Mfg
Hecht
363/4 July 22
Jan
-52
46%
15%
-10
Marx
&
»
'
121% Feb
2
73% Jan
14
13% Mar 12
68
14
27
29
Aug 19
72% Sep
Mar
18% Feb1
14
11
12% Sep
35
3
53% Apr
4
23% Sep
Feb:
44%
15
'
31% Apr
Hayes
May 21
Jan 14
22
Hart Schaffner
18%
19
100
Hayes Industries Inc
24% May 24
89
41%
453/4
18%
46%
69'/2
100
-2,50
—
Corp of America
Wz'/o preferred
7
213/4 Jun
preferred
Hat
9
14
Jan
6
Jun
!
,
6% July 12
78% Jun
31
6 7o
May 13
30% July 12
46
18%
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Refrac com
—15
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
140
36% July
4% conv preferred
Hammennlll Paper Co__—
Hanna
,
33% July 23
19
Mar
185
203/b Jun
Z
Printing Co—
5
Watch Co com—No par
(W F)
Hamilton
„
May 12 :V
105% Mar
41%
41%
'
16% May 12
71
16
*41 %
Well Cementing,.—5
Hallburton OH
Hall
30
18% Dec
11% Aug 27
81% Dec 30
—25
Water
—50
—
preferred
Light & Power
.
15%
15%
35
*15%
35
35
126 %
127%
15%
128
15%
153/s
15%
15%
10
1,110
2,100
15%
35
35
35%
500
65%
66
66%
66%
2,100
93
*92%
93
*92%
93
92 %
92%
40
35
35
64%
I
*100
101
126%
15%
35
65
64%
*$2%
65%
*35
*100%
102
102
102
*100%
102
*100%
102
*100%
102
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
37%
37%
37%
373/4
383/4
72
72%
71%
72
72%
74%
*17
No par
(Del)—25
1
37%
17%
17
17
17%
38
17%
38%
37%
743/4
75%
743A
17%
17
10
38%
5,500
22
Jun
22
29 % Dec
54
Sep
15
79
1
64% Jan
8
86
Jun
14
Dec
29
17% Jan
7
15% Jan
6.
18
May 25
9% Sep
14
21% Jan
6
11% Jan
4
15% Jun
2
Howe Sound
—1
14%
14%
13%
14%
133/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
10,500
3% Nov
18
2% Mar 25
AVa Jan
5
Hudson & Manhattan Common—100
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,700
7
16
Oct
May
Mar 11
8
Mar 25
7
14 % Mar 11
2
Oil
Houston
9% July 16
5%
7
59% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
48% Apr
14.
29
19% Jan
8
13% Jan
14
20% Jun
14
Hunt
2% Sep
14
3% Feb
3
100
9
*47
2% Jan
11
20% Jan
4
28% July 15
Hussman
44
Jan
4
Idaho
" 9
53% July 23'
50% July 19
56% Jun
Jan
24
15
14
60% July
40
12
5
preferred—:
Refrigerator Co
*8%
9
*17
47%
47
47
*19%
19%
19
19
2%
2%
*2%
26%
26%
2%
2%
27
5,200
75%
900
17
'
9%
9%
1,000
47%
471/4
473/8
1,200
19
19%
19%
300
9
9
9
47%
19%
.
26%
—1
No par
Hupp Corp
*8%
9%
47%
*19
Foods
-43% Jun
18% Sep
Texas
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Inc
6.66%
Hudson
12% Dec
of
Corp
Co
noncum
36% Oct
5% Mar 19
Co
Stores
Howard
♦47y8
19
2 3/i
27
513/4
523/4
2 3/4
23/4
2%
2,700
26 3/4
23/4
26%
27 %
26 Va
263/4
2,800
I
48% Mar 25
40% May 25
42% Dec
4
5
50
Jan
5
Sep
2
52
Jan
49% Jun
18
35% Jun
44
May
46
16
"3% Dec"30
50
7
Oct
13
5i% Jan
21
11% Apr
May 25
52% Jun 15
54% Mar 11
52
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
.Tan
>48% May 21
4'
"
6% Mar 16
*56% Jan- 7
Jan
21
Jan
28
'97
Jan
» 4
7
165
Dec
23
160
Jun
7
35% Sep. 15
18% Sep 15
13% July 17
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
'4
Sep
151
Apr
21% Sep
23
July 22 '
Mar
53
54% Apr
54 % Feb
pfd
conv
ser-A
4.08%
4.26%
5
cum-preferred
cum preferred—
4^70%
-
15
cum
-
1
preferred
51%
50%
-49%
50%
60%
*59
60%
w
i39
•
48 %
48%
*50 V2
——50
__50 "
51%
*50
52 %
,52
T *51%-
-
48%
11
12% July 13
23% July 9
4% Mar 15 '
*52'
53
1-53
Industrial
2-
Jau
RR
26
6%
63% July 22-
Aug 13
13% Sep 15
5
Co—
preferred
a
29% July 2-2
Inspiration Cons Copper—
5
19% July 22'
Insuranshares
Ctfs
4
33%
Interchemicai
Corp common
!89% Jan
6
14
19% Mar U
14% Apr 28
'
271 '•
1
Jan'
33
May-11
5
'27%
Jan
7
.166% Jan
23-
27% Sep
76 *
Dec
26% Mar
159
Jan
1% Oct.
34% Dec
128 %
>
Sep
9% Sep
15
Juiy
999% July 23 -
16% Feb
4
-
4%%
1
*158%
preferred
Jan
-
2
,1%-JaT
..
5
34% Jan
132% Mar 11
130% Jan
12"% Mar 18
'
59% Nov
103% Nov
10
,<
16
32% Jun
3
5
In#l
28%
33
4
>9% Jan ; 4
55
,Jan
.4
101% Jan
13
;
30
29
64
May 29
40% May 27
41
29
55
Jan.
44% Jan
,
Jun
38% Dec
36 % Dec
24
30
10% Mar 17
7
40% Feb
54
3
-preferred
4% May 2,7
38
4%
11
Jan. 11
,
138
Jun
,
Jan
26
37% Jan
Jan
19
31% Jan
29
13% Jan
>4
-
18
29 % Apr
1
22
31
May
4
36% Jun
30% Mar 18
25
Jan
3
29% July 12
15
11
14
10% Jan
4
19
12% July 20
33 % Jan 26
31% Dec
8
33% Jan
9% Sep
29% Jan
27
Jan
1
16
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
28% July
Jun
29% Jan
5
22% Jun
15
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
4
15% Dec
22
109% Dec
10
30% Jan
130
6
Feb
11
14
May 12
112% Jun 16
32%
*53
53
300
Sep
15
14
6% Dec
25
16
May 12
19
6
9
20% Jan
21
26
86 % Jan
8
35% Apr
22
99
16
25% Mar
82
July
89
Feb
34f
Apr
23
43
Nov
6
88% Jun
19
101
Jan
16
7
4% Feb
19
Jan
17% Aug 31
Jun
57% Aug 31
9
2
61% Mar 31
50% Feb
66% Dec
8
19
24 % Jan
5
59% May
19% Jan
86
3
85% Jan
39% Mar 17
31% Jun
82i
14
Sep 18
Sep
29% Sep
14
74% Jan
Dec
r
.
,
—.100
Limited
15
•
*
"
91 %
98 V2
,
•v
2%
32%
43%
13%
78
136
*136%
5%
preferred
International
.
Salt
Shoe
59'A
59'/4
-
preferred
No par
42
42%
49%
50
25
25
:
137
Power
Iowa
18% Jan
20
Island
Jan
25
$6
7% Apr
13
Jacobs
Power
&
Creek
20'/8
20%
*58%
42
49%
*34
33%
19,800-
29%
.
105
-
*
98"
,
>
313/4
32
31%
168
32%
:167%
-*32V®
32%
;
32%
: '32%
*88
*
90
23/4
23/4
43%
7
55%
55%
59%
59%
42%
42y8
f
2%
700
43%
12,100
137
137
13%
13%
13%
77%
76%
77%
104%
*io3y2
-
*7
7%
55 y4
59%
58%
58%
42%
•42y8
-
13,500
'
900
7%
510
59
59%
700
42 y«
42%
•
,
4?%
2,700
50
49%
50 Va
50%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
*341/2
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3*%
*35%
50
104
9,300
f
*
57
*56i/4
57
49%
21
140
137
13%
;
200
21,000
90
"'76%
*7
-
,
; 33%
1,350
43%
35%
20%
39,300
32
50
1,700
35%
22
210,800
35%
35%
36
3P%
36%
36
36
36
36
*35%
36%
36%
36%
800
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
2o
2Q
28%
28%
1,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3 4
5,500
35%
V
35%
•
36 ¥4
1,900
*29%
29%
29
29%
29
29
29%
800
33:l 4
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
9,100
26%
27%
*26%
27
27
27
27
27V8
27 %
27%
5,400
15%
2,700
50c
common
——
par
par
1
_
14%
*115
15%
116%
14%
115
15 Va
115
15
115
15'/4
116
*29%
*15
*113%
29%
29%
15 Vh
15%
116
*1131/2
116
7
!___
Co,:
50
6%
6%
24
24%
23%
24
24
24,
23%
23%
1,100
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
313a
31%
2,700
94
93%
93%
*92%
94
93%
93%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
43% Jan
21
Apr
76% July
69% July
14
8
Sulphur Co
31
pfd—100
93
93%
Johns
Manville
&
Laughlin Steel
4
9
36% Apr
Joy Manufacturing Co__
1
100
Corp
Johnson
5%
}
preferred
Jones &
13
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc common;
3%%
6%
6%
24%
1
103
6%
6%
*24%
95 % Apr
Lake
6%
l
^^_„__No par
Jefferson
Jaeger Machiiie Co
7
26% July 22
90% July 23
4
-
It
(F
25% July 13
33% July 8
40Vb
*100
.
40%
102
6%
*92%
39%
*100
40%
102
40
*100
6%
10%
102
40 yu
*100
40
4014
102
*100
6%
4,800
70
40%
102
3.200
.
Nb par
12 V2
preferred series A
:
75
74%
74%
71%
73%
711/2
721/i
67
*641/2
65%
65
66
66%
661/2
*66i/4
671/4
900
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
75.800
—101'
com
651/3
10
Johnson
89%
89%
88%
89
89
89
89
89%
90
90%
750
1
33 Va
33%
-33 %
33%
33 y«
33%
33 y4
33%
33 y4
33%
4,600
74%
74
74%
-
"
2,100
-
168
'
'32%
*103%
.
-
105
7
'
*136%
13%
-240
10,100
\-
2%
43%
136%
32%
*88
2%
43%
771/4
-:
991/4*
"15%
*390
7
33"
76%
3,400
*35%
35%
•
'.-300 i
*
333/4
^
15%
299"
"
43-»/b
-,♦103%
7y8
56
* 299
167%
90'
13%
■
99
15%
15
296
•
*9.9
99
.
,
2d
10
Light Co
Coal
preferred
35 %
*34
7
56
:*i93/8;
136%
>
13%
77%
*104
/ 29
i9%
333/4
3.50
Co-.
Intertype Corp
1
No
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co .No
19
'
,
29*%.
33%
23/4
-
/
13
76%
>
.
14,500
1
Interstate Dept Stores^
Interstate
7%
57
No par
International Telep & Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp—
5
$1.40 cum ,conv pfd—
—
25
.
106
7%
a
International Silver common
77c
*104
57
100
.
97%*
*88
23/4
43 Va
77%
1,800
163
62% * 63%
19%
'*32%', 32% Ji
•
91%
2%
13
'IS'*
:
63%
\
,' 297
;
31%-'" 32" -'■*
:167%.168>
•
33%
"
43%
136
'28%
14%,..15.-
32V2
32%
2%
,
1,900
6,600
133
'
33%
296
32%
32 Va
*88
"
•
297 :
43%
.
28%-4
l93/a'' 19%
33
-14%
14%
;
34
-
3%
3%,
133
163
-
23%
: 47y*.: 48 ■*
48
132
-62%
12,400
>2.100
12%
#
167%" 167%
32%'
*15<>
12%
23%
:
3%
3%
.
12%
J
3
17% Oct
^
"50
;
j 53%
*52
233/e
/473/8
62% i"
28%
-
j
131
163
..
33%
.'31%
32 Va
♦88
No par
i
,
International
29.
34% July 21.
28% Apr
120
*159
20
98%
167%
3%~
3%
/ ■' 61»
-28%
-
295
32%
'
_
.
July 23.
36 % July 22
10
8,000
51%-
*51% :* 52%
52 y2
53
•23%
.
"
22
29
of, Canada com
Preferred
35% May 28
6
Jun
-
-12%
,
47-47% ':
131 ^ 133 ,•
;
62%
33
-
-
.
■*-
163
*19%
14%
32%
A—J—IOO
i
International, Packers
42% July 23
50% July 12
35
4
3%
48
"132%
28%
,
19%
33V2
99
167
International Paper' common
7.50 "
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par :
.
7% July 14
20 % Jan
preferred
Int/1 Nickel
59% July 16 i
60% July
6
21
24
1,300
49%
:*50
---53%
*52
12%
61%
298 %
L_ 100
k
A
International Mining Corp——1
L
14% July 12;
78
July 19
106% May 19
31
28% Oct
*51%
**53
23%
*158%
-
14%
t
Int'l Hydroelectric 8ys-class A—25
Minerals &' Chemical com
5
-
13% Dec
23% Dec
53,
12%
132-
-
28%
,
98
Mach* new_l—No par
Harvester common
—No par
Int'l
43% July 13
30% Dec
,
3,100
15,200
59%
49 %
:
'51%
*50
53%
*52
233/a
46%
298%
No par
Business
7%
3% May 21
4
Dec
.,
*•
52%
*53
'
53
12%
62%
*19%
1
5
-100
—
163
62
—20
7.
Inc.
Intej-lake .Iron
Infc'l
May 13
32% Apr
6
35% Apr n
94 < Feb 23
Jan
45% Dec
6f
*51%
52
'
306
169% Mar
•
Jan
-
2.% Jan
16
18
77
47% Jan
.
15
93% Jun
25
i28%
9
; Jan
90
7
28
47% Jun
24
2
39% Jan;
1
31
53%
23%
47
132 Va
'
21% Sep, 15
53%
50%
59%
•
-
50
48%
48%
51%
.
<23%
-
■
Sep"l4
48%
*50 /
60
-59%
60%
12%
-23%
46%
132 y2
-
:No par
25 % Jan
12%
23V4-
;
100 1
,_a
Inland' Steel Co_
21% Jan
f
24%
.•
*3
L—1 "
_Nb par ■
i
'15% Jan
"
-12
*
Pwr & tit new—No par "
Rayon —
Ingersoll-Rand common
135% July 15
170
Terminal
Indianapolis'
10
92% Jan
86
53
'50%
-49%
-
49'/2
53
523/4
49%
*59
51%
♦52
Industria Electrica De Mex S A
49% July
Illinois
15% NOV 24
26% Nov
.
-49 %
-
48%
'.
-
53%
*52%
—50
4.42% cum preferred—-—50 f
29% Feb,25
'
15
'
148% Jun
51%
"
60%
50
Illinois Power Co. common—No par
22
15
!
new
'
8% Jan 11
22% May 18
■'
2% Jun 30
1
84
6%
51%
49
Illinois Cent RR Co com new_No par
19'
'
101
38% Sep
50
51% Jun
51%
20
Co
Power
9,800
.
Volume 180
fill-"-';
■
Number 5345
-
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
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I
Chronicle
(363)
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.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
I
Year 1953
Lowest
■
'■
Highest
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
K
Continutd—Page 1
STOCKS
NEW
.
Highest
k
YORK
LOW/
STOCK
AND
HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
v
Tuesday
July 20
PRICES
Wednesday
July 19
*■'
Par
.a
July Si
Sales for
.Thursday
July 22
Friday
July 23
the Week
Shares
K
22 Va Nov
4
41 Va Nov
30
30 7a Mar 12
267a Jan
49
46 74 Jan
Feb
5
27a Oct
15
8% Jan
26 Ve Jun
16
33 V4 Dec
10
95% Jan
92
85
92
4074 July
1
58% July /2
3% Jan 18
4
32 y8 Jan
Jun
U
«•
2% July 2,0
4
28
Jan
5%'
97% Mar 18
Sep
11
1003A Mar
100
12
1047a Apr
98 V2 Jun
18
1057a Dec
104% Jan > 7
102
May 26
104% Aor
107
14
32% Jun
16
17
27
Sep
•
457» Aug 10
July 1
137a Sep 15
14
58
Oct
28
35% Jan
'
5
15
4%
Mar
17
lb% Jan
21
18
12% Apr ,23
147a Dec
20 7a Jun
18
.
May 13
2274 July 23
/
4%
Kayser
(Julius)
Hayes
Jan
4
23% July 21
Kelsey
82
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
85% July
Kennecott
6
60
Jan
8
39s/a Jan
4
49
16
2474 Feb
3
207a Jan
11
16
4974 Dec
14
48
Jan
11
73
111% Feb
9
1-6
Jan
5
143
24% Jan
13
101
Sep
15
22% Sep
3
Jan
22
,24
78
28
Mar 17
417a May 19
31
95
79% Jan
'
July 22
34
Apr
Apr
13
28 7» Sep
14
417a Jan
5
2974 Jan
8174 Dec
31
937a Jan
5
82% Jan ! 5
3174 Dec
29
357a Jan
5
29% July 22
3474 Jan
48% July 23
5174 Apr
8
493/4 July 16
Kress
11% May 24
8
5774 Feb
5
37% Apr
28
467a Dec
31
8
:;
Jun :1.9
47a Dec
t 197a
2
:i4% Dec
46
Dec
7
574 Feb
4
10
28
Jan
42
25 74
Feb
24
974 Jan
5
3% May 27
53% Feb
28
24
31
18 7a Mar 18
14 74 Jun
; 9
16
Jan
July 19
31
56
Mar 12
47 74 Jan
4
52
14
24% Mar 17
19% Jan
5
27% May
47
Sep
21
23
64
July 14
Jan
9
48'/a Jan
7
67
.Tun
3
22
7
26
86
95
18
23
117a Jan
23
10
34
Dec
95
104
*102%
104
*102%
104 :
1057a
*105
1057a
*105
1057a '
105 7a
104
*103
104 '
Iff 3 7a
1037a
55 V2
*41%-.
21%
14%
'•
16
Jan
par
1
;
227a Mar 17
16 7a Jan
4
14
42% Feb
4
397a Jan
8
59 7a
107a Apr
13
8% Jan
4
10
Jan
45
10
39 74 Dec
10
63
Dec
29
5
82 I. Aug
171% Nov
6
Jun
367a Mar 22
56
6
July
56
3574 Sep
4774 Mar 16
24
2
1427a Jun
Mar
164
4
.38 74 Apr
16
26
15
110
Apr
15
23% Jan
4
Aug
5
108% Jan
4
noncum
1st
noncum
Fink
Liggett &
7%
9
27% ,July 21
74 July
30 7a Aug
5
9874 July
9
30
v9%Jun
237a Dec
2174 July
1
14
1607a Dec
14
Jun
22
427a Dec
14
40% Jan
5
55
677a Jan
2
59% Jan
11
30 74 Apr
27
40
May 25
367a Sep
977a Nov
9
45% Jan
15
22
96 7a Jan
22
38% Mar 25
1537a Feb
47
101
36%
373/a
95
94
94
110
33%
82
430
5,700
30%
'297a
30
12,900
48%
49%
4874
49
4,800
48%
487a
48%
47%
47%
4,300
11%
113%
11%
4
11%
117a
5,700
33%
15%
*15
53
*517a
*3%
4
223%
223/;
23
3,200
15%
153%
153/a
157a
2,100
*51.7a
53%
33/4
22%
22%
15%
523%
*5074
507a
30
,26%
3,100
2,600
I,000
83%
2%
2%
2%
387a
t
16%
39%
383/4
'39 74
153%
153/a
153/4
15,400
1 7b
2,600
*1
83%
*8 74
8 3%
23%
*2 7a
23%
383/a
39%
39 7a
395%
16 s%
I67%
163/4
16%
18%
18%
183%
18 7%
18%
19
58
563%
5774
57
/i.
573/4
19
9%
9%
9%
9 3%
93/4
9 5%
42%
43%
433%
43 7a
43%
*43 7a
58%
57
58%
573%'
58 74
58 3%
148
*148
152
/:•
1517a
152
40
16%
16%
900
19%
5,200
587a
59 7a
6,900
93/4
9%
9%
151
45
45
593%
59 7a
59%
1517a
1517a
130
151
800
28,500
82
'<
82 7a
84
84%
8474
837a
8474
83 7a
85 7a
2,400
44%
4574
443%
45 :
44%
44%
45
45
44
Va
453/a
2,400
2174
217a
21%
217b
217a
217»
2174
1,300
38
38
39
38
39%
333/8
383/4
7,700
24%
24%
24%
253%
25%
26 7i
7,200
C
20%
21
21
373/4
383/4
37%
247a
24%
24%
100
*75 7a
78 7a
79
79
1
36%
38
36%
37%
3674
373%
36
36%
36
15%
16%
15 3/4
16
15%
1674
15%
16 74
16
74
44
74
preferred
Corp___
Corp
;
433/4
10
(Md)
27
114
114 7a
A—.No par
78 7a
43%
27 7a
100
24
21%
213%
32
106
983/4
22%
2274
100
146 3/4
147%
146 V4
El
Co
(Ky).No par
Nashville;.
&
Sons
preferred
:
45 7a
50
series
A
.
243%
243%
24%
24%
700
217a
213%
21%
21%
21%
22,500
a
a
Ti\
372
*100
*105 7a
'
22%
101
101
227a
147
1467a
46
46
4674
74%
74%
75 74
75 74
76
38%
38%
38%
387a
38%
*100
42
102
101
42%
101
413/4
30
23,600
148
610
148
147
467a
4674
46%
1,100
753/4
7674
753/4
76%
8,600
38%
t
39
3974
39%
3,400
♦100
102
42%
1,920
24
*45%
4674
*100
42
993/4
101
233/4
23%
146
147
106
997a
*10074
101
2374
2374
*10572
997a
99
99 7t
*100
405,100
106
*105 7a
106
99 74
1003/4
46
10
800
24%
,
100
Lukens Steel Co
21,100
115
213%
377s :
747
Inc com—1
II,200
273/4
115
*2474
997a
22%
preferred
443/4
27 7a
273%
116
,67,800
}/-
106
99 74
*10074
common———10
Co
44%
27 5%
*115
III,200
16 7a
372
*105 7a
99 7a
44
27%
116
100
79
36 7a
213%
24
>
100
101
*78
44%
27 5%
*115
j'u
*105 7a
100
preferred.!—_100
preferred..
233/4
217a
79
44
27%
115
A
E
*77
443%
27%
115
233/4
10
.24%
*76
443/4
—10
common..
D
(M)
12,700
44
82
series
&
7,400
19 74
"
2.50
Lighting Co com
rights—-——
Lowenstein
200
23/4
-No par
com
preferred.
(P)
600
83%
39 7a
'
58%
9%
148
*874
*2 7a
19%
573%
-
5774
_No par
1
17a
*2%
16%
1%
8%
39
*16 3%
383/4
153%
42%
series
474%
83%
2,000
5
Cement
I.ouisvi'le
12
8%
*
26
,153%
39
,
5
Corp.-
Louisville Gas &
23
15
*1
..."
26
II,600
7,400
7
j.
series B preferred!—.
77/
8
63
No par
conv
Lorillard
25
Jun
*81
37%
*94
com—25
4.35%
15
443/4 Apr
82
36%
■:
5774
10
4.25%
July 15
Jun
*32 7a
No par
Common
76 74 July 13
35 74 May 25
Sep
307a Dec
92
137
60
700
33%
"29%
*3%
17a
16%
No
iNo par
Co
Star
•5%
July 22
347a Jun
f
27
307a
227a
38% * •39%
1
Co—
Long Island
26 74 May 18
1467a Dec
27
49%
:
.11%
157a
100
Cup
Long Bell Lumber
993/4 July 23
101
.
4
1
2%
5
Corp (The)
Oil
4.75
2
103
11%
227a
15
9
8%
preferred
Lone
8
106 7a Mar
9
487a
*51
1%
.—
Tobacco
Lone Star Gas Co
7
8
106 V4 Jan
2574
>_
;
Myers
Aircraft
Mar 16
:i72 July
6'
153/a
52
15%
Loew's Inc
6
May
157a
;
convertible
22% July
47%
ll3/a
39%
-
Lockheed
2«% Apr
49
22%
1%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co!
Libby McNeill & Libby
1
July 19
4
29%
49%
2774
81
8174
-
;
v
94
37
94
.
307a
*33/4
No par
Products.
&
Life Savers Corp
16% July 23
4
/
;f
37
,
29%
3%
No par
(The)
Lehn
Lerner Stores Corp
-
42 72 July
17
94
11%
14%
pfd
37a%
22 % Jan
37
94
22 7a
39%
preferred
2nd
July 23
187a Mar 25
*81
36%
33/4
1
——1
common
Lehman Corp
v
Lionel
357a Mar 26
8172
27
*32 7a
'
817a
73
143
38 5%
Mar 12
10
33%
47%
No
.No par
,,
Valley Coal
Belt
14
2774
*32 7a
71%
3974
Valley RR—
Link
aim
*27
337a
49%
52
I
143
.
27
.
*32%
50
48
11%
;
14%
22
157a Jun
97
5,800
27 '
,72%
146
39
Lenigu
Lehigh
29
217a Oct
Jan
717a
1417a
717a
*144
83/4
45% July 15
115
2,400
707a
1417a
697a "71%
144 /
"142
867a
Jan
23 7a Jun
24%
8%
26
10374 Jun
24%
*85 7a
Tulip
;
24
83%
Lily
38
24
"
867a
79
11
II,900
23%*
26
Jan
11
23%
8 5%
67
" 4
18,000
43%
23%
*
23%
:
-
26
Liquid Carbonic Corp
13 74 Jan'
85%
43
*85 7a
Lion
237a Jan
84%
43%
83%
25
27
8574
4374
26
2674 July 23
147a Mar 25
84%
44
867a
41% Mr:-' 21
3474 Mar 19
22%
84%
42%
f
87a
18% Jan
297a Nov
22%
84
42%
*25%
20% May
18
23%
85
*85 7a
30 % Jan
23
6,300
17,700
237a
84%
42
21% -23
8%
4
15
22%.
7,700
4378
867a
3
Sep
14%
26
38% Mar
107a Sep
14%
7a
27% Mar 27
26
3,300
15
25%
2174 Feb
2074 Apr
15
*85 7a
9'
13
22 74
867a
14
Feb
300
227a
*42
257a
15
:74
42 7a
227a
8 7a
w
Sep
17
42
21%
.
85 74
•
1
J,
15V4 Sep
Jun
14%'
V
15
I,272
42 *
;
21%.
14%
15 \'t
22 %
"5
I
1
Sons Co
19% Feb
64
42
21%
223/8
50
—
&
preferred
85 7a July 23
•
*41
24%
4
Apr
.42
21% *21%
25
;•/ Lehigh Portland Cement———25
25
6774 Jan
23
42
*85 7a
July23
347, Jun
155
Feb
57%
10
July 23
7
104 7a
577a
58
100
40% July
2
1874 May 24
20
42%
21%,
50
4772
No par
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co>
50c
29
103%
5774
26%
$3
Dec
!__10
:
57 7a
10
200
547a
No par
—
r
*
627a
12
33% Sep
8% Jan
10
;_100
Co
57
263%
15% May 18
17b Apr 15
157a Jan 7 4
56%
97
627a
18
187a Mar 27
1057a
*95 7a
267a
18
2
56
56
237a
667a* 69
*136
140
"26 7a
27
*32
33
517a
62
37
3774
93%
94
307a
303/8
No par
preferred
3.85%
413/4 July 13
4
1037a
*105
900
427a
23 7a
1
"(The)
*102 7a
1057a
61
9 74 Jun
Jan
Co
97
104
4,700
14%
22%
22
"
(cum)—100
common
&
:*957a
*102%
59%
3 74 Jun
34
*103
„
263%
Mar 30
12
104
5874
4
Nov
3,200
26
4
36
38%
587a
6
30
*38 74
25%
Apr
2
387a
58%
7» Jan
22
38 7a
97
25%
6VaJan
7a Jan
1,500
387a
387a
59%
6
4
2%
25%
7
13
Inc
(James)
20
15
14
•
INo
com
Lee Rubber & Tire,
Lees
17a Jan
16
33'/a Dec
107a Feb
4'
'
*2%
*95 7a
105 7a
_No par
common—,
Lane-Wells Co
1474 Jan
22>
17a Dec
4
27 7a Jan
2%
597t
1
•
722 7a Jan
29
7a Dec
6% Dec
May 25
7% May
Mar 24
58
*2%
37%
58
common_3
May 10
Feb
7% Oct
14
V
July 20
■257a Jun
58
2%
96 7a
""103
No par
2.50
preferred-——
(S H)
472%
6
297a Feb
Jan
577a
*2%
3874
Gas Co-__
4
La Consolidada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co
(The) ——
No par
Lane Bryant common
!
1
22
21 % Nov
.
Wheel
preferred
Kroger
; Feu 25
Dec
*
587a
2%
*1023/4
!
,__5"
1—___1
Kresge (S S) Co
18
217a Jun
prior
>4%
23
Aug 20
$5
Koppel's Co
May 20
*
187a Sep
; 86
•
37% July 13
97
58 7a
2%
38 7a
Laclede
47'/a Dec
4
587a
2%
967a
8.75
Copper
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
29
86
6
587a
37%
97
50
—,
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
'4%. conv preferred
July 22
11
•
37%
*
Dec
May 12
3774
38 7*
100
Light Co__
County Land Co:
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
27% July 22
Mar 19
37
Z
Kern
9
74 J-o.y 21
243/4 July 23
Nov
36%
583/s
38
100
&
377a
"'95 72
100
preferred
&
36%
2s/8
10
-
377a
58
,_50
No par
Power
14
39'/4 JUn
.
(conv)
;
non-cura
Kansas
24
Sep
21
367a
1
Furnace-
City Southern—
Common
377a Oct
59 Va
16
&
preferred
preferred
4.20%
July 22
15% Jun
Corp—
preferred—
cum
4.50 '/c
9
42
21
10
38% Jan
37
Chem
preferred
cum
Kansas
/367a Sep
&
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100
Mar 31
:
Alum
Kalamazoo Stove
387a July 14
Apr
Kaiser
102
42 74
433/4
50
43
*100
102
42%
427a
9,600
M
7% Oct
23
12
Mar 20
41
Jun
8
45
Feb
125
Sep
17
132
10 7a July 18
20 7a Dec
40
Mar 24
10
29
26
14
16
678 Dec
29
Sep
15
157a Sep
15
21
.
9
517
Sep
Jan
9
6
6
499
30
8
22
Jan
16
28
Mar
18
11
21
25
7a Jan
132%. Jan
19
b'/o
Mack
267a July 22
85 74
6
8% Feb
15
Magma
Mahoning
7a Jar.
25
5% Jan
18
'28% July 21
Jan
' 4
12% Jan
11
253/, July 21
15% July 15
13 7a Dec
2274 Sep
15
25% Mar 19
88 7a Mar
02
66
8
9
Jan
8
42
Sep
55
Apr
29
12
31 %
July
95
..
May 12
,
Jan
4
Manati
Sugar
.Mandel
July 16
1
Shirt
.8
22% .July 22
Jan
4
247a July 22
Feb
16
110 74 Jan
5
104
Jan
5
987» Jun
30
277a Jun
327a Mar 23
837a Jun
95
20
Jan
49% July
11274 July
-
Masonite
Master
Corp
2
4.25/%
6,800
15%
15 7a
14%
15'/4
14%
15
14%
15
15,100
(conv)
Co
4
34% July 15
3
977a Mar 29
92% Jan
83
Dept Stores
6
5
98
Mar 11
$3.75
cum
24
Jan
7
89
Apr
' 1
$3.40
Sep
17% Jail
20
52
Mar 12
47
207a Sep
417a Nov
27
30 V2 Feb
17
50%.,July '9
7
19
2
22% Jan
18% July
'
July 23
Jun
17
4
12
Jan
4
15 74
Jan
8
75
J'n
4
88% Jim
92
16
J
40
9
4
Jan
157a Feb
,
11% Dec -29
"72 7a Dec
lo
4574 Feb
14
19;'/4 Jnlv
Feb
15
-,a
43
22
7a *21. 14
July 23
24
pfd
63
63 74
63 74
487a
*48 7a
48%
48%
49 7a
1,000
30
3074
30 74
303/4
303/a
303/e
6,400
947,
95
94%
943/,
120
2674
267/a
25%
.26%
25 7a
25%
24%
257a
24%
25%
84,800
16
21%
23%
17'
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16 3/4,
163/4
163/4
2,300
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
223%
12,100
24
24
24 7a
24 74
24%
243%
24%
243%
247a
4,200
46%.
47%
46 3%
47
4 6 3%
46%
15,400
111%.
111%
*1103%
1113/4
500
33%
33%
10,600
com—-_5
—100
5
-No par
1947 serles.No par
pfd
No par
preferred
50
Corp
convertible
687a Jan
8
337a Jan
4
53 % Jun
30
54 7a Jan
4
67
Apr
30
McGraw-Hi'.l Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
2
397a Dec
3
3774 Apr
26
43 74 Jun
25
McKesson
24
24% Jun
28
McLellan
McGraw Electric Co
22
117a Feb
133/4 July 19
27% Jan
39 74 July 19
Mead
837a Oct
13
95
99
31 74 J.: y
14 7a
46
5074 May 21
Aug 19
47
Jan
Mar 26
8
July 20
493/4 July 23
474%
preferred
5%
15
19 74 Jan
7
15% Feb
18
19
July 22
Mercantile
17
Sep
14
257a Jan
5
17% Jun
28
22
Jan
26
Merck
80
May
88 74 Apr
29
91 7a Feb
4
89
Oct
27
5
$3.50
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
106
Feb
8
$4
917a Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
105
Apr
19
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
37
22
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
21 % Jan
&
July 13
283a ;a
% Jun
4
1
1% July 14
Inc
94 74
*84
197a
1974
19
1974
507a
*50
50%
*50
187s
18
21
21%
42%
42%
*42
*50
18%
18%
21%
21%
2174
42%
*42%
42%
1874
18 7a
19 74
42%
*42 7+
14%
143/4
15
100
86
87
87
87
*86
87
14%
15
15
...
*86
50 7a
2174
213%
2,700
*413%
42 7a
20
15 74
9,900
14%
15 7a
*86
87
87
*94
95
943%
95 74
51%
*50
517a
*50 7a
517a
51
51%
63
*63
63%
63%
64
637a
63 7a
800
42 74
42%
413/4
4274
41%
42
413/4
42
417a
41 %
3,900
233/8
23%
233/a
23%
233/4
24 74
24 74
10
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
38%
3974
37%
38=%
37%
38
100
9874
9874
98%
99
1
307a
303/e
303/e
307a
30%
24 7a
137/S
13%
147a
14 7s
147a
*4872
*13 74
373/a
*98
30%
133/4
preferred—50
1st
Co
937a
24
—1
Inc_„:
3%|
16%c
common
*98
99
94%
24%
133%
133/a
1,700
373/4
38%
3,800
*98
99
303/a
30%
3,900
14%
14 7a
14 7a
12,800
483/4
483%
*483/4
^9%
49 7a
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
IS'
18%
18%
18 74
18%
187a
19%
49%
497a
1874
rl
357*
49%
*873/4
883/4
*873%
88%
19
5,500
19 7a
21
58,700
*87%
88%
*873/4
883/4
102 7a
1027a
102 74
102 74
101
100 74
100 7a
104
102 7a
103
1003/4
i003/4
10074
10074
1003/4
100%
*100 7a
35%
353/4
35 7a
35 7a
35%
35%
35 72
357a
26
25%
26 7a
253/4
267a
*102%
25%
267a
25%
35
35
35 Va
937a
98 7a
104
*35 7a
26
36
267a
Dec
29
39 % Jan
9
28% Jan
Jun
11
987a Jan
2
62
Jan
100
95
Sep
14
Feb
2
104
Jun
10".% May 19
88
Jun
12
93% Jan
13
92
Jan
98
Feb
8
3.85%
preferred
series
-—100
97 7a
*96
84
July
3
93 74 Feb
4
89
Jan
6
97
Apr
14
3.80%
preferred
series
_i__100
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
95
95
*93
97
99
May 21
107% Feb
19
105
Jun
1
109
May 14
4.45%
preferred
series
100
*107
109
107
109
107
107
*106
107
*106
107
22 7a Feb
2
18% Sep
For
105
14
29% Mar
tootnoies
set
page
5
24.
15
.
.
2
Mesta'Machine
Feb
-
4
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
28 7a
July 23
4.35%
Miami
preferred
Copper
'
-5
pfd!_100
series.— u
—-—
100
5
*9872
*104
96
27 V2
100
106
96
27%
800
230
700
25,500
20,500
28
86
367* Jun
140
183/4
•
1,*,
35
preferred
883/4
230
30 7a
14%
19%
Mergentlialer Linotype Co.—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Rights
—__:
99
30 7i
I
497a
No par
:
1,500
133/a
1874
.
300
38
18%
*873/4
pfd
Co.
1,500
94%
»10374
2nd
70
63
No par
$4.25
100
4,800
94
.No par
2nd
1,500
19
74
*50
preferred
coirv
90
~io
86
63
(1st series)
Stores
Co
.*93 7a
86
507a
Corp
(The) common
convertible
1574 Sep
94 74
*84
953/4
Shoe
Mengel Co
*93 7a
7a
84
50 7a
Co^
Corp commort
Melville
93 7a
623/4
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.—
18
11% Jan
34 7a
937a
__No par
21
147b Jan
297a Dec
27 7a Feb
33
94
33%
._18
267a Jan
86% Jan
33 %
*93
95
Inc
29
1
19%
.
—_1
Robbins
14
May
19%
50%
94
11174
5
117a Dec
28 7a Mar 19
19
*50
84
111
223%
22%
2,000
_5
1
21% Sep
1474 May 22
*93%
223%
94
1
preferred
1
2
94%
86
*943/8
95
14%
CGmmon__50c
12
30
*93 7a
*84
9474
86
21
Stores
f
*93
217a
&
111
343%
20%
3%%
47%
627a
•
common
Stores
.
937a
3
$2.50
*9474
'
93%
187a
MrCrory
95
333/4
19%
Corp
1
34%
187a
McCord
65
94
50
737. Mar 12
117a Dec
1103/4
1972
717a Jan
267a Jan
111
463/4
187a
3574 Dec
18% Jan
*84
47%
*94 74
50
17
187a Dec
93%
*9372
-
-
No par
15
3374 July
34
947.
No par
22
July 13
47
*110%
•
No par
——
Corp
52
97
*65
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
267a Sep
Sep
*
McCall
57 74 Sep
.
63
48%
29%
l-^—l
cumulative
Mar 16
2174 Mar 25
63
48%
293/4
_1
,_l
Jan
4
64%
48%
30.
common—
21
29
65%
48%
293%
rNo par
-No par
^1*.
$3.75 preferred
9
100
„+
Corp
preferred
9
4872
-
Co___
95
Sep
50""
8
-No par
com
!—
85 7a Nov
Dec
1,700
28 74
15%
July
15
28
28%
1,600
1 400
-
15%
75
45
5%
20
4%
5%
15,100
827a Jun
~16
28%
28%
43/a
9 7a
i
Jan
May
28%
28
47a
/
25 74
L)
9174 Jun
28
5 7»
*8%
Chemical
conv
5%
243/4
Electric Co
Mathieson
273/4
4%
*5
11,600
5%
74
*474
5,900
20 3/4
5077a
253/4
preferred
2
*4
47a
43%
20
20%
505
5%
*5
43%
*500
433/4
207a
253/8
Martin
16% Jan
437o
*500
504
9 7a
Martin-Parry Corp
18
28
74
"
25%
18 % Apr
38
*4
;...
504
^
8%
26% July 19
30
7a
19%
25 74
1
257a Feb.* 2
16
28
5
44 74
505
87a
4
42 74 Dec
19%
25 y2
13 % F.b
217a Nov
207a'
433/4
*500
2,900
74
16% Jan
15
43%
19%
■*:
330
300
7 74
7
774
7
257t
187a Mar 20
29
6%
8%
14 7a Mar
167a Dec
6% :
•
43%
7%
25%
16
177a Sep
6%
14,800
84
*73%
874
preferred
(Glenn
,77a
63/4
26 7a
84
833/4
*7%
4%
-
25%
26%
837a
117,900
Corp common—5
Midland
74 %.
257a
7%
10
253/s
Marquette dement Mfg Co——*—10
4
25%
83%
*774
19%
500
_l
14
347a Aug 28
,
5
24%
1
20%
197a,
193/4
83%
84
2,900
127
.127
6.25
Marshall Field &
26
1
-
19
77a
44%
•
42
423/4
127
*774
24% : 24%
*83%
500
4«%
*578
9%
42 7a
9%
*42
*126
20%
19%
203%
9%
9%
42
128%
6%
19%
-1
9%
42
*125
7%
500
No par
—
24%
43%
—l
—50
187/«
84
" 7%
6 72
10
,
Mararaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp >
474%
;
8
;
10
5
*8372
93%
42
i28%
*125
18%
2474
-.100
Co___—
1274 Jun
Sep
No par
9%
42
128%
18 7a
—No par""
No par
Co.
RR
Brok
Marine
497a July 23
247a Jan
.
Coal
Manhattan
9% May 18
4
58
Feb
.
'
Copper
Co (The)—.
9%
42
*125
_5
Magnavox
;
26
Jan
15
Inc.—__—
Square Garden
Magic, Chef '—J—
;
5
974
*413A
100
„
Madison
.
0
Feb
7
10
Trucks
203/4 July 23
530
19
117a Jun
preferred
44% July 19
7
12
Wood Working Co.—__5
& Forbes common
10
Macy ,(R H) Co Inc com
4 74%
preferred series A
1
28
4
22% Ja.i
Mar
Jan
M
MacAndrews
20% July 23
Feb
'47a Mar 10
-
527a Jun
80
M &
8
8 7a Jan
4
July
3% Jan
9
257* Jun--
674 Sep
1674 Sep
Mar
'
8 7a Feb
14
9% July 23
45
27
'• 4
25 7a Jail
Mar 23
3% Dec
4
5 74 May
12
Apr
4% Sep
,
6
7 74 May
22 74 Jan
552
15
July
01 % Mar 16
8
9 7a Jan
32
2
20% Jan
8
May
74 July
% May 10
12
877a Mar 27
77a Oct
22
Apr
122
15% Nov
78% Sep
,
8
24
*104
*96
27%
106
27%
35
*93 7a
*97 7a
*104
273%
106
97%
*104
*96
277a
35%
35%
997a
*98%
106
97 7a
28 7a
*104
*96
27%
35%
99
2,200
10
106
97 7a
28 7a
~10
20
40
5,800
•
I'
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(364)
Range for Previous
55'/a Sep
Highest
22
22% Jun
9
29'/2 Dec
14
27% Mar
9
26% Jan
4
32% July
9
46% Jan
7
30
3
3*% Jun
3
Midland oteei
Feb
9
126% Jan
8
26
24
Nov
20
20
31
19% Jan
2
136
6
21 % Jan
7
21 % Oct
9
16 % Jan
8% Dec
139
Feb
8%
24
Beo
25% July
53'/a Feb
42
27
Apr
6
11
8% Dec
29
69
Oct
60% Dec
21
22
28
4
Jun
99% Jun
26
70% Jun
105% Apr
13
4
88
Jan
5
9
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
17
21% Dec
21
21
71% Jan
21
preferred
$1.50 2nd conv
No par
24% Oct
V.
18
34% Mar 25
34% Mar 30
15% Sep
34% Jun
14
23% Mar 25
15% July 19
19% Mar 16
Mission
10
41% Mar 17
37
Jan
4
44% Jun
31
6% Mar 12
4
% Jan
4
9% Apr 29
69% Mar 22
1
5
1®
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
4
Dec
57% Sep
15
33% Sep
15
22
31
13
Dec
61
Mar 17
40
70% Aug
6
58% Jan 23
33% Dec
4
Jan
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13
15% Sep
11
20% Mar 23
Corp
Development Co
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
7%
7%
__1Q0
64%
64%
pfd_10O
44%
21%
13%
22%
13%
1%
preferred series A_
4
16% Jan
54% Feb
17
Missouri Pac
5
19% May
17
4
24% Feb
16
Mohawk Carpet Mills
22% May 27
5
RR 5%
conv
20
.1.25
Mojud Co Inc
19
15i/e Jan
Mar 31
Monarch
Chemical
5
Sep
15
95% Jan
97% May 12
17% Sep
14
28% Mar 11
19
Jan
4
23% Jun,
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
25% Jun
10
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
38% July 23
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
4
29% Nov
17
79% Mar 29
20
11
3
49 % Jun
Montana Power Co
Monterey Oil
3
Co
65% Mar 19
56
2
18% Apr
15 % Apr
15
12% Jan
15% Juiy 23
16
11% Mar 24
14% Feb
Morrell
29% Dec
29
43% Jan
21
Dec
31
34% Mar 18
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
18
Sep
Jan
23
23 «/4 Jan
5
Motor
1
24% Apr
26
Motor
21 '/a Mar
6
to
O
—.J
28% July 15
19% Jan
28% Mar 24
104% May 18
7
16% Apr
8
29
47% Feb
2
50
Feb
110
24
2
74
Sep
15
99% Jan
2
28
Oct
6
4%%
23
Feb
% July 23
4
4
4%
42'% May 27
Jan
(F E)
133
*23%
*130
133
24%
25%
2,200
29
29
28%
29
4,400
21%
21%
*21%
22
10%
11%
10%
93%
92%
94
65%
*104%
66%
66%
4,700
-
5,200
66%
104%
105
104%
10%
10%
10
73
73
20
20
23%
23%
23%
23%
30%
30%
120
73
29%
5,400
10%
73
30%
*19%
4,100
-
200
20
16%
16%
16%
43%
42%
400
4,700
9,700
.
17
43%
43%
7%
64%
7%
8
64 %
65%
8,400
6,100
8
65%
47
46%
22 %
14
14
14 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
88
90
88%
5,700
22%
13%
4,200
:
.
46%
22%
89%
46%
*22%
-
1,300
10%
92%
9,200
5,400
1,500
-
;
5,000
6,800
20%
21
21%
37
37% '
38%
36%
37%
36
37
21,800
67
/-
21%
36%
67%
29,100
67%
67%
67'A
15%
15%
15%
13
12%
13
12%
3
43%
44%
43%
44
42%
43%
43%
44%
43%
17%
23%
17%
23%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%.
17%
18
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28 %
23%
14%
14%
40
40'A
*108 / 109%
2314
23%
*47
' 48
*39%
40%
22%
*14%
40
*108
23'A
47
39%
22%
15
6,800
-
.
i
3,200
15 %«' 15%
12%
1
5
1
100
23
10
-50
—.
No par
& Bros
40
25%
14%.
preferred
preferred
Myers
3,100
*130
66%
Murray Corp of America com
48% July 23
37
25
Feb
-
9
11
42% Jan
42% Aug 26
35% Dec 29
51
Jun
18% Jan
106
3
26
31 %
12%
Murphy Co (G C) common-.-.
24% Feb
30%
15%
1
13 Vb Jan
110% Mar
15
32%
12%
Mullins
39% Jun
6
11,200
31
15
Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
Jan
9,000
32%
15
Mueller Brass Co
4
84%
32
12%
Products Corp__
Wheel Corp..
28
'
84
32%
12%
-
Apr
23
26% Mar 13
31
16% Sep
lj
4
16 % Jun
Shares
84
32'A
14%
Inc
14% May 19
5
Dec
...
& Co
50
15
12
43
Motorola
30 % Jan
6
(John)
34%
67%
the Week
12
Moore-McCormack Lines
15
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
15
8
20%
36%
34'A
Friday
July 23
-10
5
18
11% Sep
10% Sep
68% July
33'A
66%
July 22
83%
89%
21 %
36%
36
*
Sales far
'
Thursday
83%
32%
33
131 /2 131 %
24% 24%
29
29
21% 21%
10% 10%
92 /4 92 A
„.65/?
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10% 10'A
73% 73%
19% 19%
23'A 24
J 28% 30
15% 16%
42% 43
7%
7%
63% 64%
46'A 47%
22 . 22%
13% 14
21% 21%
89
PRICES
No par
53% Sep
Jan
.
21
36
20%
36
36'
34%
35
67%. -68
1
Co
21%
91%
20%
36
20%
—5
No par
(The)
44%
20%
89%
No par
Tool
Machine
Monsanto
79
9%
92
66%
104% 104%
10%. 10%
72% 74%
*19%
20
23%
23%
28% 29%
15%
15%
42%
43
-25
Light
Power &
Minnesota
31%
22
8%
90 %
65
1-50
common—No par
Mission
27% Jan
21%
-
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
10O
July 20
81
*129% 130
25%
25%
28%
28%
$4
22
24
15
Feb
Apr
21% Jan
12
1
18% Nov
19% Nov
issued"
Min & Mfg
Minn
11'/a Jan 21
78
Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1
5
9% Jan
19% Jan 23
Oil
32 %
100
10
1st preferred
"When
29
11
May
5
common.,
31%
81%
31%
31%
81%
32%
32
33
130
130
24%
25
28% 29
21%
21%
10
10%
90%
94
65%
65%
*104% 105
10
10%
73
73'A
20
20
23%
24
28%
28%
15%
16
42%
43
7%
7%
63%
64%
"
44%
47%
22 %
22%
13%
13%
21%
21%
89%
90%
81%
32%
32%
81%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Jan
67
102
Prod
Inc
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
111/8 July 22
55% Jan
3
29
Jan
29% Jun
8% Jan
68% Nov 30
104
26
20% Jun
94% Jan
Jan
South
Midwest
9
28
10
10
Petroleum
Utilities
Middle
July 19
Par
Mid-Continent
17
90% Jun
4
65% Jan
31
66% Dec
24% Mar 20
125% Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 20
July 21
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1953
Lowest
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
;.
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40%
109%
23%
47
.
39%
•
,
4,400
12%
:.
44%
9,400
:
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13.400
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1,500
27%
22%
23
14%
15%
40 % 40%
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109 %
23%
23%
: «.*46% 48;
•/
39%
39%
28
27%
27%
7,100
22%
'
23%
23 %
23%
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15%
40%
109
15%
15%
4,000
42
43%
5,700
109
109%
110
23%
48
40'A
24
25,700
48%
900
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40%
24%
48%
40%
400
24%
48
;
15
41
109
r
N
74% Mar 29
11% Sep
16% Sep
15% Jan
8
22
21% Mar
9
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 20
34
14
Sep.14
158% Jun
38
24
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
9
Sep
100
85%
85%
85
87
87
89%
88%
90
89%
90
8
46% May 26
National
Acme Co
1
42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
'42%
43
43%
2,700
7
15% July 21
National
Airlines
1
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
24,600
Jan
12% May
13% May 11
19
19
National
National
Aviation
180
172% Jan
13% Feb 26
11
18% Aug 18
15% Apr
Biscuit Co
7%
4
National
Can
National
Cash
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
141/4
14%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
42%
41
42%
10
common
Register
25
National
City
National
Container
Lines
Inc
Co
17
4,900
14
29,200
26
9,900
8,900
4
97 % Feb
20 % Jan
8
34 %
Dec
29
17% Sep
85% Dec
1
99% Jan
5
22% May 26
15
96
29% Apr
155% Jun
24
38% Dec 31
132
Apr
15
7
Feb
9
Nov
104
93 % Jan
5
38
6
4
Jan
55
4
5
Nov
4
141% Jan
7
8 % Feb
15
146''
Jan
II
31
37% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
25% Sep
21
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
40 %
Sep
14
52% Jan
5
46
25% Oct
26
30%. Jan
12
22% Sep
86% Sep
21
31% Jan
25
91
6
104% Jan
21
4 % Jan
2
10
9
34% July 22
National
Shares
4
56% July 22
National
Steel
4
29
National
4
36% July 22
4
98% July
4
36
Jan
28% Jan
114
Jan
27
National
July 23
17
.Sep
14
10% Jan
12
4% Dec
28
6
4 % Jan
4
10
13% Feb
26
11% Jan
4
13
13% Jan
5
16% Apr
8
14
8
4.20'A
Jan
27
106
31 % Jun
9
85% Jun
30
12% Jun
11
85
18
Jun
105
Mar 25
106
1
Jan
Feb
6
31% Mar
5
39
86
6
97
May 11
13% Jan
14% Mar 30
92% Jan
56
Jan
4
Feb
11
100
14
60
94
6
Jan
20
40% Jan
16% Jan
29
12
Apr
30
July
Dec
30
23% Sep
17% Sep
8
17
23% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
18% Dec
29
25% Jan
18% Jan
11
72% Mar 23
67% Jan
5
75
25% Jan
4
34% July 15
20 Va Mar
5
Jan
30
30
26
Apr
Fibre
15
.
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
37,100
95
94
94
94%
31%
102
94
pfd
IOO
Mining Corp
10
1
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New
York
Air
York
Central
1
18,600
178
150
10%
23%
150
149
150%
34%
56 %
29
33%
97%
*34%
35
55%
56
28%
29
28%
29
33%
34%
34%
36%
98
97%
97 %
33%
33
331/2
33%
34%
33
135
*129%
8
7%
*36%
93%
15%
*97
55
14%
74%
33%
135
7%
11%
*149
10%
23 %
*97%
*131
7%
11%
•176
150%
15,900
280
177
270
150 3A
10%
10 %
10%
1,500
22%
23%
23%
2,700
34 3A
23%
10%
23%
34%
*34%
55%
10%
56%
134%
136
7%
8
11%
11%
56
500
35
13,800
293A
1,600
33%
36%
50,400
97
97%
34%
♦
56%
*28%
36
*136
134%
7%
8
11%
11%
220
13,900
142
100
8
43,400
11%
1,700
50,500
6%
6%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
900
15%
*14%
151/4
15
15
15
15 %
1,200
106%
37%
93'/a
15%
99
55
*105%
1061/2
15
74%
34%
*37%
*105%
38
39
93%
94
15%
*92%
16
16
96%
96%
*55
14%
*95
106%
39
38%
94
500
38%
94
95
16%
-.
15%
*95
98
16%
260
21,300
20
98
54%
56
53%
55%
2,400
15
15
15%
15
15'A
3,700
20
75%
*74
75%
*74
75%
34%
34%
34
34%
34
343/a
3,300
19 V2
20
19%
20
19%
20%
11,700
22 %
41,800
*74
20%
19%
227A
21%
22%
21%
22%
35 %
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
20%
*105%
106%
56
22
No par
40
52'A
51%
52%
176
20%
5
Brake
34%
103%
34%
55%
*28%
32%
97%
56%
28%
33%
97%
*105% 106%
36%
36%
*93%
95
15%
15%
98
98
*55% 56%
14%
14%
74%
74%
33% 34%
1
33%
103%
176
*177
*149
10'A
500
33%
51%
11%
England Electric System
51%
7,500
103%
176V2
6'A
*12'A
*147A
*105%
No par
100
*102
51%
11%
1
32%
32%
1031/2
175%
6%
12%
15%
_100
New
102
32%
*102
*94
95
52'A
6%
12%
15
common
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
32%
51%
11%
1
common
95
*94
■
*23%
52%
1
Co
4%% preferred
14
Feb
1
Newport Industries common
34
19%
No par
Vulcanized
Newmont
7
15% July 13
May 11
19%
*129
7%
100
Inc
3%% preferred
New
19%
33
Corp
New
19%
32%
.
10
preferred
Newberry Co (J J)
16% July 22
3,300
19%
.—5
4%% preferred
July 22
2
14%
35
com
common
Neisner Bros Inc
25
Feb
38
79
14
*33%
55'A
28%
33'A
97%
—No par
Natomas Co
Nehi
Mar 29
213/4
78%
13%
14
100
Co
Theatres
National
8
7% July 22
93 % Apr
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
64
Jan
11% Apr
conv
National
15% July 16
12
Tea
21'A
80%
13%
178
150
10%
23%
23%
10
4%% preferred
7
21%
78%
14
10%
No par
Corp
Corp
Sugar Ref Co—
National Supply (The) Pa
134% Apr 19
8% July 23
7
6% Feb
1
Jan
21%
81'A
176%
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast__No par
May 24
11
21%
80%
*149
IOO
Corp
21%
51%
100
Service
Jan
10% Jun
105
Linen
24% Jan
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Mar
preferred B
25%
213/„
82%
14%
25'A
21%
32%
103% 103%
_5
preferred A
National
25
21 %
80%
13%
94
No par
6%
5
May 21
16%
16%
83%
14
321
1
Co common
90
24
7% Apr
12% Jan
Lead
16%
16%
19%
100
1951
preferred
7%
26% Jan
5
Nov
25
$4.50
common
Gypsum Co common
National
7
152% Apr
29
173% Nov
20 % Dec
24% Jan
July
180% May
pfd series of
National
July 13
172
9% Dec
3
4%%
12
July 23
Prod
16%
25
24%
20%
82%
25
preferred
16%
14
5
84
4,700
13%
Distillers
20
85
25%
National
20 % Jan
85
14%
Department Stores
6
85%
25%
National
16% May
87% Jan
83%
13%
1
6
83%
25%
5
5
23% Jan
12,900
13%
Cylinder Gas Co
22
14
25%
Dairy Products
16% Sep
13%
13%
National
4
13%
14
National
12 V8 Jan
13%
13%
21% July 22
8
13%
13%
18
15% Jan
420
175%
13%
25
29
9,700
1751/4
1
common
17% Feb
Dec
6,800
177 %
175%
82%
62 % Feb
July 23
177
177
176%
82
19% Mar 27
83% July 19
14 */B July 23
*175%
13%
66% Dec
$1.25 conv
176%
81%
16%
10
12
3,500
13%
21
5
14%
28%
42%
13%
82%
16%
Sep
19% Jan
41%
41%
13%
81%
16%
Aug 31
2
42%
28 %
10
No par
1
Corp
56% Jun
14
40%
"
13%
15
20% Dec
42%
42'A
*175%
19
26
14 %
14%
28%
100
t„1V22
14%
Inc
preferred A
5
17% Jan
21
10% Jan
1
5
Fibres
Corp
910
T
21
Apr
15% May
Jan
11% Jan
5
National
85% July 22
57% Jan
24
Jan
42% July 19
36% Jan
14
Louis
Automotive
29% July 20
60% Dec
15
Nashville Chatt & St
July 22
20% Jan
Mar 19
174% Dec
90
30
36% Mar 25
22%
22%
22%
36
353A
36%
New York Chic & St Louis Co-
30
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
101% Jun
10
109% Mar
9
14% May
1
6
15% Mar
63
Sep
11
5
19"% Jun
16
34
49% Dec
29
May
21
Jan
17% July 13
13
80
'106%
70
59% Oct
400
32% Apr
37% May 17
110% May
7
21% Jun
9
3
Jan
20
92
Feb
9
520
Jan
8
Feb
18
22
Mar 23
31% Mar
65% Feb
5
51
Apr
7
64 %
July 23
July 22
Common
6%
85% Jan
: Apr
14
90
Jan
29
6
515
Jun
28
N
3
N
348
2
21
37% Mar 23
35% Apr 28
41
11
92
Jan
22
91
Jun
7
96% Feb
10
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
4
31% July 23
28
82% Jan
25
24% Jun
4
No par
preferred
Co_
Y New
Haven &
50
*455
series A
-
100
$3.75
Mar 24
3.40%
preferred
100
86
Jan
5
92% Mar 11
3.60%
preferred
100
92
Jan
7
100% Mar 30
3.90%
Jun
15% Sep
8
July
34% Sep
103% Oct
52
4.10%
100
preferred
Sep
23
53% Jan
30
39% Jan
4
12
26
16
23% Jun
25
19
23% Mar 24
20
Jan
4
25% July 23
North
American Co
22% Dec 21
20
Jan
12
40% July 19
North
American
14
15
Jan
8
8% Jan
4
14% July 21
6
87
Jan
16
81
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
46% Jan
2
38
24
6
107% Nov
14
84
Jan
4
5
Jun
Apr
8
89
6
43 % Apr
107% Mar 31
53% July
26% Apr
1
III
19
Mar 23
Feb
64% Mar
19
23
4
Nopco Chemical Co,:
_2
Norfolk
& Western Ry common
Adjustment preferred
Northern
5%%
10
16
78
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
4
4
Apr
24
87
Mar 19
85
100% Jun
18
109
Mar 12
105
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
12%
Jun"
8% Dec
15
18%
29
9
Mar" 17
99
Jan
July 19
Jan
100% July
12
7
16% Jan
11
39%
1
50
12 SA
*82
.10
Co
41%
Common
95
$3.60
preferred
preferred
103% Apr
100% July
2
7
35% July 19
$4.10
5
preferred
10,900
5,800
21
41,200
40%
40%
40%
40%
*92 %
94
30%
31
*85 "A
Northrop
Aircraft
100
1
Inc
14% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
18
25 % Apr
9
19% Mar
2
26% July 23
34% Jun
10
39% Feb
2
38% Jan
4
94% Jun
12
2
102% Jan
4
83
12
93%iJan 27
92% Jan
5
44% July 14
108% Apr
7
98% July 15
May 18
106% Feb 25
IO6V4 Jan
6
110% Jan
29
4.56%
preferred
100
104% Jun
18
108
26
4.44%
preferred
100
69
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines
Inc
24%
91%
98
28%
40%
41
*92%
94
*92%
*
31
29%
86
*85%
91%
*89 %
91
*98
99
common
preferred
10
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
*100%
22
21%
22'A
407A
40%
41
41
41%
25
25
25
25
25
24%
25
25%
25 %
37%
39%
37%
38%
37%
13
82
14%
82
41'A
415A
13%
*82
41%
14%
13 %
*82%
41%
108%
I
4,000
41%
41%
11,600
25%
25%
1,200
25%
25%
14,600
38%
78,200
13%
65,100
13%
82%
41%
80
110
102
23%
22%
13%
82%
99'A'
*82
82%
10
42
42
42%
12,200
108%
108%
1083A
120
108%
108%
53%
54%
54
54%
53%
55%
27,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
21,200
89% 89 %
*105
105%
101% 101%
*100% 101%
33 % 35%
*89%
108% 108%
53'A
54'A
89%
,
100
*101
102
41%
■
100
8&3/4
21%
83%
15%
•
85%
*98%
98
102
19,200
89 3A
f
31%
85%
86
*89'A
3,900
94
31%
31%
♦100%
25%
(39%
15 %
165
105
*101
102
*100% 101%
34 %
35'A
1°%
10%
19%
19%
24%
24%
100
Preferred 4.08 %_
18% Sep
11% July 22
19% July 20
64%
20%
38%
89%
100
9
25%
40%
13
15%
100
$4.80
Mar 25
64
20%
29
(Minn)—
15% July 19
108% Feb
64
20%
40%
*24'A
*108% 108%
53'A 54'A
100
No par
Ry__
Northern States Pwr Co.
11% Jun
64
19%
98
161
102
21%
22
41'A
24%
247A
1
preferred
Pacific
98
98
181
161
21%
217A
40%
24%
25
25
Aviation
Natural Gas
Northern
~
100
26
15
Sep
83
preferred
20% Jan
Jan
28%
62'A
31%
86
8
19
20
27%
40"%
94
10
22% Jun
10
91%
498
19%
30%
*85%
*89%
87%.Tan
39% Dec
•475
498 1
61%
40%
*92%
94% Nov 13
102% July
2
23 % July 23
43% Feb 10
•455
27%
31%
86
91%
100
80% Nov
6
*88%
91%
91%
498
4,900
70
61 %
31%
*85%
*89%
preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
22
25
*88%
*455
*69
21%
27%
19%
29
Jun
91%
497
300
'
20%
70
40%
94
Jun
17% Jan
69%
19%
Jun
100
20%
69%
40%
*92'A
Apr
15
20%
70
9,000
111
1
Y State Electric & Gas
Common
87
Sep
•110
110%
110
20%
1
Shipbuilding Corp
Corp—
110
21
19%
79
16
*88%
110%
No par
York
75
87
20 Va
*68
470 -
Hartford Co-100
New
N
31% Sep
80% Jun
non-cum
Y & Harlem RR
Preferred 5%
July 23
21
14% Apr
$5
No par
*110
490
-27%
27%
61'A
62
City Omnibus Corp_No par
New York Dock common
20
*110
110%
20%
20%
*68
70
*88% 91%
100
preferred series A
New York
Jan
69% July 21
20
:
105%
89%
90
*105
105%
*101%
102
101%
*100%
101
*100%
34
170
89
100
105%
105
101%
*101
102
101
*100%
101
33%
34
32%
34%
88%
89%
105%
33%
50
20,200
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11%
11%
4,000
19%
197A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/4
3,400
24
24
24%
24%
24%
25%
26
26%
6,200
43%
433A
4,800
11
'
o
100
Jun
97% Jun
12
106
Jan
104% Dec
9
6
5 4 V8 Jan
4
Mar 23
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
21% Jun
9
49% Jun
10
57% Aug
23% Jun
10
28
16% Sep
1
For
19 % Dec
footnote-
24
?*
Apr
May
7
32% July 22
20 "
Apr
1
23% May 24
Ohio Edison Co common
43'A
12
4.40%
preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
100
Ohio
Oil
4%
Natural
Gas
__7.50
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*106% 107%
98%
98%
107
107%
*106% 107%
58 %
59%
*106%
*97%
*107
*107
58%
107%
107%
108%
108
98%
98%
98%
*98
1081/4
108'A
108%
108%
*107%
108%
98%
70
108%
108%
90
107
107%
601/4
60%
62
61%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
20
22%
20
22%
20
22%
*20
22%
20'A
20
20
20%
20%
22%
22%
22%
22 7A
60
62%
317A
*19%
.
80
108
.31%
10
20
preferred——
Oklahoma
107% 107%
*97%
98%
*107
108
*106% 108
59%
59%
No par
Co
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com
43'A
22%
-
16,700
8,200
-
:
600
~
-
22%
3,300
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(365)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1,
Tear 195S
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Oliver
Par
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
85
85%
84%
85
84%
84%
84%
85%
5
19%
20
19%
19"%
19%
20
19%
21
20%
21
No par
58%
58%
57%
58%
58 %
53%
24%
23%
24%
No par
4
15 y» Dec
28
14% Jan
26
21
July 22
37% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
11
62
July
Otis
79% Oct
2
84
Jan
6
11% Feb
17
16% Oct
15
38
Sep
18
55% Dec 21
69% Jun
16
81
4%%
87% Jun
7
28% Jun 30
July 23
convertible
Elevator
Co
Jan
8
Outlet
16% Jan
4
Overland
87
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
Jan
11
74% July 16
77% Jan
Mar 12
12
94 %
Owens-Illinois
July 23
57% J 58%
7
-
9,600
.340
17,700,
4,600
57% .58%
23S •' 23%
24%
24%
24%
•83%
86
86
86
•85
86
86
•85
86%
1
•14%
14%
14%
14%
•14%
14%
14ya
14%
•14%
14%
1,100
5
72%
73%
70
72
69%
70%
69%
70
69
69
1,700
91%
92%
91%
92%
92%
93
93
93%
93 %
94%
6,700
18%
18%
183/4
19%
19%
20%
33,200
85
85
85
85
85-
85
'• 9
9
9
Corp
Glass
;
*•
I
12.50
----—
(The)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
50
Shares
July 23
85%
preferred
Omnibus Corp (The)
23
July 22
11
9% Jan
73
Jan
4
9
83
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 21
85%
1
common.
2
95y« Jan
9% Mar
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
100
Corp
14% Feb
4
Tuesday
July 20
July 19
Outboard Marine & Mfg new..83 %c
12% Jan 20
15
15
71% Sep 23
•% Dec
CtDtiflUStf—P»g« I
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Co
24
24%
•85
2,200
10
r:
•
P
14% Jan 20
Dec
88
Oct 28
Mar 10
5
34% Dee 21
48
3
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
Oct
15
57% Mar
4*
6
32% Nov
2
4% Sep
Jun
25
2nd
4
July 19
38% July 14
Pacific
Jan 12
July 12
July 22
147% July 20
5% Apr 14
4
4% May 18
47% Mar 31
8
19
6% Jan
3
28
11% Feb 26
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
47 y4 Jan'
t
1
May 13
5% Sep 15
24% Sep 15
10
30% Jun
33% Jun
Dec
8
7
3
33% July 15
17
i 7% Feb 23
30% Jan
38
4
27% July 20
27% Jun 24
29% Jan
73% Jan
4
106% Feb
18
104
15% Mar 25
5
41
Sep
15
11
11
14% Apr 23
29% Sep
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
14
48
10% Jan
15
14% Dec
33
29% Sep
13% Jan
4
Feb
11
55
101% Feb
9
107
6
18% Jan
4
46
19% Mar 25
43% Feb
5
30% Jan
4
41% July
32% Jan
19
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
39% May 26
26 %Jun
3
25% Mar 17
1
111
Jan
5
106
99
Jan
2
94
96% Jun 10
108
Feb
26
103
108% NOV 12
107
18% Jan
8
29% Nov 27
36% Jan
49
Apr 28
91% Dec 29
88
Nov
55
49% Dec 29
101
30
Jan
98% Jan
5
Jatt
48% Sep
15
M
Dec
30
33
Sep 21
99
July 22
165
Feb
21% Jan
17% Sep 15
Iff
19
49
Jan
9
29
30% May 12
Jun~23
22%
Mar"i
Jan
86
Apr
77% Jan
42% Mar
11% Jan
6
4
85
19
Apr 19
57
July 22
15% July 21
3
13
32
313/4
32% rr
31%
31%
32
40
39%
39%
*39%
39 y4
39%'
5
3%
25
12 %
12%
12
38%
38%
38%
37%
37%
24%
July 30
14
•27%
preferred
(J C) Co
25
28%
28%
28%
28%
*27%
283/4
No par
LI
1
•43%
5%
Sand
Corp...
Corp
preferred
45
106
*105
86
283/4
863/4
54%
551/4
♦44%
45%
♦105
108
108 %
108%
108%
1083/4
108 3/4
108%
4.40%
series
♦108
108%
105%
1053/4
106
106%
Pennsylvania
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Phila
109%
350
*105%
1053/4
1053/4
106%
230
i6y4
16%
16i/a
16%
16%
161/4
16%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
483/4
44,200
3,400
16%
16%
16%
9,700
♦155%
17
16%
32%
32%
16%
32%
156
155
47
49
*47
14%
15%
55 %
105
22%
22
12
11%
5
1
14%
54%
105
21%
11%
16 3/4
17
17
32 y4
32%
155 y4
1551%
48%
48%
493/4
15%
15
151/4
323/4
155
106
*104
14%
*0<t
V4
♦104
-
223/s
12
11%
12
11%
32
313/4
104
1041/4
31%
31%
♦32%
155
15%
*
bo
106
12
311/4
104%
1033/4
40
40%
393/4
401/4
40
40%
401/4
40%
No par
37
37%
37
373/8
371/4
371/2
37%
37'/2
10
22'/4
1,900
*110%
111 %
11%
373/8
104
105
25
25
25 %
25 y4
25%
25%
110%
110%
110%
1103/4
3.8%
98 %
98%
*97%
991/2
*97
1043/4
104
104
108
108%
108%
81/4
8 3/8
$1 conv preference com
No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
4.3%
preferred
100
4.68% preferred
100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron—.1
Phllco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
.100
Philip Morris <fc Co Ltd common..5
4%
preferred
100
3.9% series preferred
100'
*104
104%
*104
*107
108y2
108
8%
8%
83/a
8%
99V4
363/4
*97
104
*108
?
373/8
36%
95
94%
94%
93%
94%
*94 y4
35%
35%
35%
353/4
36%
36%
86%
86%
*84'/4
863/4
86%
87
*82%
84%
Phillips Jones Corp com..—No par;, "7, 44%
44%
37%
37
""
—100'
No par
—
Hosiery
*96
25
No par
Pltney-Bowes Inc
*11
42%
*100
27%
821/4,
45%
97 "
*84%
*96
12
43%
101
27%
57%
•10%
423/4
100
27%
583/4
:
12
; *10%
437/3
100
273/4
58
■>'
42y«.
♦100
27%
8%
37%
1
*42%
47
•96
99
59%
*11
60%
853/4.;
59%
12
423/4
101%
*42%.
*100
27%
27% •
:
12
43
Ym
18%,
19%.
83%
82%
82 %
79%
79
803/4 ;
153/4
55
■1
13%
2,200
100%
28
57
18%83%
500
80%
240
56'/4
14
4,600
13,500
163
♦161
163
•161
163
4
4
59% Feb
5
4
7% Mar 22
■
18% May 27
89% Jan
27% July 22
110% Jun 28
11
10% Feb
23% May 14
148% Feb 12
1
Jan
12% Feb
16
29% Jun 24
34
May
68
Feb
4
Pond
4
Jan
29
Apr 20
9% Jan
5
Creek
38
Jan
26
4%%
17
88
Jun
30
Procter
&
82% Jan
7
25% Jan
12
27% Jan
20
25% Jan
4
28% July 15
27% Feb
24
25% Jan
4
6
97% Jun
2
29% July 15
103% Apr
6
102% July 23
102
100
•72
July 20
92% Mar
3
Mar 19
40% Jan
4
2
47
Jan
4
May 17
64% May 24
4
108
Apr
6
110% Jan 28
55
g
28
Jan
4
33% July 15
131% Jun
17
146% Feb
2
143
Jan
20% Sep
15
25% Jan
2
21
Nov 19
M
Jun, 18
3%%
4.32%
24.
153
*149
153
•149
*149
26
26%
26%
22%.,
153
1
♦149
273/4
27%
26%
26%
106 >/4
•105%
1083/4
1,830
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12% '
12%
12%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
27
27
2,500
3,900
26%
26
26%
106
106
106
106
26%
109
107
8,700
26%
263/8
26%
26%
26%
17
17%
171/4
17'/4
17%
17%
1,500
1,700
18%
18%
18%;
18%
19
7,200
9
1,200
9
9%
9
9%
9%
9
9%
•36
37%
•36
37%
36%
36 %
*36
37%
843/4
843/4
841/4
841/4
84%
9%
10%
10
10%
10
85%
85%
9
8%
'
•36
84% ,"
10%
76%
*76%
763/4
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
preferred
preferred
100
25
86%
preferred
preferred
No par
com_.No par
100
100
No par
Inc
Pure Oil
(The) common
No par
preferred
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
153
26%
38%
conv
160
1,000
105%
..
40%
100
(The)
com
5
100
RKO Theatres Corp.
8% July 6
99% Mar 29
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
45% Apr 27
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
22
♦76%
00% Jan 12
4
22%
41
37
Jan
*21%
183/4
Radio Corp of America com__No par
•3.50 1st pre/erred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1-
4% Mar
22%
17%
34% July 23
81% Feb 11
NOV
*21%
18%
78
5% Dec
21%
18%
22% Jan 11
47% Mar 25
*72
171/4
79?
6
22%
723/4
25%
29% Jan
July
22%
*72
17%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
7
73%
72%
18%
24% Apr 29
4
*72%
*72%
26%
155% Apr 21
Jan
73%
72%
18%
5
2% Jan 28
70
17%
21% Jan 15
Jan
*69
39
Pullman
5%
70
76%
$1.40 div preference
4.18%
•149
70
40%
Pub Serv El & Gas com
4.08%
21%
70
17%
26%
'
27
7,800
♦69
76%
383/4
Co
3,600
17%
41
Serv
11,000
*
16%
76%
38%
preferred
cum
7
17%
"
163/4
16%
40%
Publicker Industries Inc com
$4.75
563/4
56%
63/4
7
38%
Public
5
70
56%
*76%
July 16
5
69
6%
Indlana__No par
41
26
70
56
7
of
7
84% Nov
100
70
56%
5
35% Jan
3
16%'
6%
10
29% J
23
16%
55%
--No par
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Jun
17%
7
9'/a
20
Jun
16Y8
No par
Gamble
20
22
par
preferred series A..50
conv
July 23
73
par
63/4
1
Jan
37% Dec 29
56%
6%
10
B
Jan
18
56%
6%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del).l
5
n
55%
No par
Pocahontas
<fc Co class
563/4
10
5
5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
35
4
100
Pittsburgh Sc West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The) common
1
5%% conv preferred
100
40
4% Jan
4,900
14%
56
14%
*161
7% May
20
1,600
*82%
80%
163
24
20
300
-
18'/*
-
*161
22
7
20
200
43"/*
11 y»
27,000
•105
79%
55
20
60%.
ity«
,
42%.
*105
100
"
27%
*82%
14%
:
85
453/4
99
100%
18%
54%
26,300
700
*94%.
27%
783/4
15%
*83
101%
82%
54%
100
1
87
60
18%
14%
17,000
95
37%
*42
783/4
54
60
37'/4
'
:
82%
14%
3,900
'
•82%
45%
18%
54
260
8%
.
86%
78%
14
108%
36%
83%
53%
1
70
100
*941/4
18
18
2,100
99'/4
1043/4
363/4
95
♦78%
preferred—No par
84.80 preferred (conv)
No par
25 y8
111 »/2
8%
t
36%
88%
85%
•
*106
*105
8,200
108%
108%
98:
,.
*82
t- *42i/a
16,300
,
37%
*1041/4
♦82
$5 convertible
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
59%
*105
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com._No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co..
37%
660
1
41
25
*
2
100
821/4,
*42'/a
97
'
"58%
5
$4 preferred
36%
23,900
1
*97
104
8%
12,400
331/4
105
*110%
99'/4
35%
*94%
32%
251/4
111%
*1101/2
323/a
105
200
55
1041/4
40%
31 %
38,800
106%
11%
31%
104
4,300
15
22%
100
12.50
700
54%
bt 74
•105
223/b
900
323/4
155
51%
14%
.
22
21%
213/4
163/4
323/4
323/4
1553/4 155%
53
49%
55>/4
*541/4
543/4
105
4.4%
preferred
1083/4
49 y4
♦54%
(conv)
Electric Co common
5%
7,100
16'/a
♦103%
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com.
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
10
>441/4
•
48%
100
5
America
2nd
400
106
44
44%
16%?
No par
Pet Milk Co common
4%
5,100
10,800
451%
49%*
33 %c
Co
preferred
Corp of
86%
56%
100
Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
4%%
20
190
220
10
5
100
Penn-Texas
Petroleum
t
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1
16%
100
.
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Pepsi-Cola
44
»:•
50
10
preferred
RR
44%
44
3,100
1,800
55"/4
108%
..
2,500
86
106
4%%
44%
44
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106
44%
11
551%
1,900
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163
2
page
106
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106
861/3
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...
44
80
For footnotes
443/4
53%
55%
44%
853A
873/4
53 y4
45
•105
18
•
86 %
54
_100
&
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
96
87%
52
28 3/4
Light com...No par
preferred
100
Power
33% Jan
26
87
com
283/4
37%
*161
3
7
16
<
*241/4 ! 25
28
\
2,400
37%! *
37%
5
F*b
37%
24'/4
11
86
37
37 y4
82% Jan
25% Dec 30
12%
40%
7%
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co..
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No
Pittsburgh Steel Co com—No
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
9
8
2% Oct 15
2% Sen 15
12%
40
400
7,200
33/4..
12%
39%
Mar
6
3
30% Mar
3%
12%
39%
•271/4
35% Dec
25% Aug 31
3%
12'/a
39%
169
Jan
Jun
52
6% Jan
18% Jan
109% Mar
33/4
12
39
'
>
81/2' • •'
4ya 1
25
76% Dec 29
26% Jun
5
2
3%
3%
12%
38%
Potomac Electric Power Co
14
4%
28
Poor
Jun
8% 7
4%
*24%
17% July 19
42% Sep
8%
4ya
*27
19
103
3%
8%
1.600
14,200
158
5
43% Jan
64% Jan
3%
81/4
4%
27%
7
5s % Edp-~iif
'
8%
4%
*154%
19% Jan
146< Jun
Jan
5
8%
4>/4
3%
158
3
102
-4%
4%
25
16% Jan
9
8ys
4%
.
27%
19% Mar 23
4
8%
par
'
8,600
f<
<
i;
*24%
4
Jun
8%
39%
40
'
May
14% Jan
24% Jun
39 y4
•39%
27%
Cement
7,000
32%
32%
31%
25
19
r-r
32%
32
31%
.
pfd
>
270
u
7% " 7%' 4
38
Glass
4,900
'
,
31%
32%
32
No par
17% Jan 29
92
8%
•154%
11
Jan
7%
200
j
75
101 %
32%
...
34% Apr
46% Feb
24% Jun 22
7%
31%
74%
101%
'•••
158
73% Jun
15% Jan
743/4
75,200
107,800
3»/8
59
27%
...
30% Dec 23
-
7%
7%
31%
73%
101% 102
.
14
*57
*154%
70% Jun
71% Dec
7%
3
133/4
59
158
4
May
7%
7%
3y8
14%
*57
*154%
11
39
3
133/4
58
J
4,000
; 16,300
.
9% '
158
62% Jan
11% May
3%
14 y4
.13%
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*83/4
*154%
12% Jan
5
Apr 27
31% Jan
2
7% Sep 15
34y« Jan
8
39% July 1
9% Dec 31
3
3y„
14
59
9'/8
162
l
150
8
3
13%
*56
No par
13% Oct 13
Jun
*83/4
Pitts Ft Wayhe & Chic Ry com_.100
60% Jan
98
9%
1
Apr 15
Mar 20
12% Jan
3%
3
*8%
9%
*9
160
25% Mar 18
Sep 14
9%
37%
Penn
'
130
29% i
1
75
10% Sep 15
21% Sep 14
29
29
July
73% Feb 27
Sep 14
29%
27%
155'
6
13% Sep 15
44
Sep 21
99% Dec 31
2
17%
58% Mar 16
9% Feb 26
Sep 18
4% Dec 31
8
11
80
3
44
Jan
26%
26%
2,080
5'/a l'. ''
33 :
Pilisbury Mills Ihc common.
Jan
147%
5
31%
2
45% July
147
5%
31
Phoenix
103
146%
5%
32%
3
9
11
146%
5%
29 y4
5
33%
13% Mar
12
148
5y8
.
31%
Phillips Petroleum
July
*146%
5%
*
373/4 :4
32%
67% May 27
Jan
147%
1,300
131
36%?
31
Pitts C C & St L RR
3
Sep
Jan
1303/4
37
32
4
21
16% Mar 18
162
90
132
36%
31%
5
Mar
129
31%
44% July 19
35
7
59% Feb
41% Sep 15
11
Sep 15
149% Apr 21
153% Jun 11
Apr
37%
1283/4
31%
97% Apr
100
17
Jan
95
23
10% July 15
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
97
Apr 27
37% July 19
95
July 13
44% Jan
6
7
2
36
127
1
93% Feb
22% Mar 27
199% May 22
2
May 5
10% Jan 28
17
9,900
l#, 500
36 y»
1273/4
146%
:
27%
•9
1
Corp
53% Jan
2
6
Jun
Apr
30%
4
.No par
2.50
Corp..
Co
&
9
29
69% Mar 25
19
May 18
37% Jan 14
T6% Dec 29
110
3
82% July 20
29
Feb
11
34% July
D^C 23
98
94
Jan
Feb
29
24
107
Jan
1
Dec
11
83
19% Jan 27
Jan
Jan
28
83
7
113% Mar 29
5
101
5
23
38
112% Mar 30
May 28
27
92% Jttn
101
Jan
7% May
Mar 13
19% Dec 29
11
29
24
77
11
Feb
20
100% Jun
Jun
Jan
15% Jan
30 y4 Jun
2
Jun
I*
May 24
May 19
24% May 27
11% July 23
34% Oct 20
108% Jan
99
Dec
July 15
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16% Mar 12
30
40
*7
54
28
29% Jun 24
July 7
4% Sep 21
Mar 26
Jan
16
104
32% July 20
157
Dec
21% Mar
21
28% Jun
5
4
49
July 28
18
50% July 6
18% Jun 16
Mar 18
12,000
35%
y*.
•24%
Penn-Dixie
44% July 19
109% July 23
107
Apr 19
18% F«b 15
2
45
81.30
29
May 26
July 8
105
30
20
% Jan
31
15% May 21
91% Jun
Mar
134% Jan
22
Sep
8
Mar 18
5
44%
36
33 y»
25
107
35% Jan
45
35
25
Apr 13
105
3
35% Mar 18
44%
36ya
preferred
2
7
44%
35%
81.32
10
15
Pictures
$1 preferred
Jun
4
33%
44 %,
'
1
Peninsular Telep common
25% Jun 24
29% Mar 5
Feb 10
j23
5%
26%
33%
,
35%
146%
5
10
170
126%
38%
127
♦145
No par
Car
Penlck & Ford
July 23
July 19
30% Jun
Sep
17% Sep
33%
36%
40%
7
101
99
*33%
36%
4% July 8
12% Jan 25
May
Penna
30% Aug 21
33%
443/4.
33%
44%
36%
Mines
Penney
Dec
33%
45
36%
Transportation..
No
& Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
Patino
89% July 7
56% July 23
29
33%
44%
par
Parmelee
47
Sep 15
33%
25
& Tllford Distillers
4
19
50
No
Parker Rust Proof Co
8% July 12
3% Mar 12
Paramount
19
127
*48
Panhandle Oil Corp
37% Jan
52% Jan
50
75%
37% Apr
40% Dec 29
*48
102 »/a
39% Mar 19
23% Jan
49
49
74%
41% Dec 28
29
48
*101%
Jun
16% Dec
48
753/4
27
107% Feb
48%
102%
39%8ep 14
10
48%
35-
-
29% Nov 30
81% Dec
9
45% Mar 19
59%
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
9
>
*57%
75%
1
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
27% Aug 10
29% Aug 27
59%
•101%
40% Jun
32
37% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
*57%
75
Park
Jan
59%
102
Parke Davis
18
*57%
74
29
38% Dec 11
5
59%
•101
33% July 16
19% Oct 20
♦57%
13%
37% Jan
34
59%
57%
30% Jun 22
35 y4 Jan 15
6%. Feb
•57 %
700
36%
13%
21 y4 May
8% Apr
6
Jan
*35%
57
26% Jan
16
353/4
5
7
39% Jan 30
8% Jan « 5
353/4
1
7
-
44% Jan
•%8ep 15
Jan
8% Apr 14
Jan
8%
36%
35%
30% Mar 27
10
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
I I
6
2
390
;-*8%
*35%
125%
34% Jan
Dee 30
23
Apr
102% Mar 19
9
36%
Panhandle East Pipe L com..Nopar
4%
preferred
100
84% Apr 19
97% Jan
1
*35%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
Apr 19
69% Jan
.i
•:
36%
No par
Motor
9
No par
No par
10
Corp
Electric
&
18%
86
9
-
•35%
Mills
Packard
1
14% July 21
63
"
i.98% Dec 30
91
July
Gas
18
♦84%
9%
100
...100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
4
4% Jun
9% Jan
2
Mar
Feb
9
common.—...10
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
37% Mar 16
26% July 20
8% Jan
5
com
Lighting Corp
Pacific
46
132
137% Jan
14
33
64% Oct
9;
45
Co
Finance
Pacific
15
23
8% Jan 28
Coast
Pacific
33% July 16
Inc
conv
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
33% Feb
3% Dec
'
Pacific
50
8% Sep
li
cum
1st
13
9% Jan
85
•9
10
114% Jan
.
18%
85
5
Feb
142% Jan 22
22% Feb 20
8% Apr 16
18
100
62
119% Mar 10
15
Products
4%
39% Jan
31
Mar 17
30
22% No* 25
119% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
Pabco
16
38% Jun 28
May 17
44y« May 17
28% Jan
4
2
34% Dec
No par
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Mar 10
10% Jun
57
Mar 17
40
10
7
11
33% Apr 28
30% Feb 20
25% Jun 16
34% Jun
Mar
88
Jan
7% Jan
13% Jan
7% Oct
20% July 23
82
11
18
It
11% Jun
tO
1
100
Nosar
10
87
86%
87
87%
♦86%
88
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26
26%
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26 %
28%
28%
28
28%
281/4
28
:
28%
29 %
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102%
53%
55 y8
109
32%
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23%
32
78%
6Va
77/a
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29%
29%
101%
♦101
102%
102
54
55%
109
33%
152%
23%
29%
101%
102
27%
29%
101%
♦102
53%
533/4
53%
543/4
53%
543/8
55%
108%
543/4
56%
108%
1083/4
108%
32%
33
32%
23%
23%
32%
32y4
32%
32%
33%
79
78%
6%
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92
42%
78%
6>/a
8
92
42%
80
93
80 /4
6%
8
93
42%
42%
8
6%
7%
32%
33%
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23%
151
56%
109
151
152
151%
94
42%
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102%
23%
6%
29%
29%,
101%
102%
.
84%
4,700
10%
763/4
10 y.
10,400
393/4
40%
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380
76%
4tr
5,200
40%
4,600
220
87
26%
263/4
1,000
27%
(
28%
30,500
29%
7,100
29%
29%
101%
101%
102 >/4
102%
102%
730
54%
7,700
58 y«
14,100
54
58%
109
33
151
24%
33%
34%
79%
6%
79%
6%
7%
7%
42%
84%
101%
23%
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;
87
100
37
94
43
.
54
57^8
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32%
151
34%
34%
7%
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43%
3,700
230
3,100
32%
151
24%
6%
500
110
23%
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160
80
6%
7%
94
43%
-
114,400
t
1,300
11,300
14,600
20
1,000
21
22 '
The Commercial and Financial Crronicle
*
i
(366)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
■
Range for Previous
22
Sep
35% Jan
30% Dec 28
8
Sep
.
5
25% Jan
15
31¥b Jan
4
11
■tt%Jair
14% Mar 18
15
10¥» July
26V* Oct
24
31% Dec
12 Vh Jan
16V* Oct
4
Dec
6
26
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28
30¥4 Jan
32
16
Feb
22 V* Mar
23
16% Jan
12 % Apr
7
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27
1
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7% Mar 20
4% May
1
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18
14% Jan
54% Apr
29
62% Jun
1
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12
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11
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29
7
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56
38%
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5% Mar 19
* Jan
-8
3
24% July
26
19
31 ¥b Feb
Mfg
Roller
Reis
23
393/8
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50
4% noncum 1st preferred__±__-50
4%
noncum 2nd preferred^—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
July 20
.Jun
38
393/4
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Shares
July 23
July 22
373/,
the Week
Friday
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18¥a July 22
4
16
23
Sep
6
Mar
157/b Jan
6
25
1
;
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9
2tf% May 24
13
36% Feb
29% Nov
15
Sep
26% Jan
5
36
6
12
8
Feb
41 %
22
10 ¥4 July
Wednesday.
July 20
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
July 19
Par
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5
Inc
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$2
13% July 23
9
337/b Jan
9
36% Dec
37% July 23
1
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
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40% July 21
4
34% Jan
14
\
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1053
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
.;v
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.
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97
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28
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11
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3
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24
37%' Feb
30
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6% Apr
14
4
33% July
Aug 10
48% Mar
Mar 16
46
78
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2
88
Feb
2
104
Feb
14
297/b Mar 18
25% Jan
65
5
48% Jan
11
Oct
9
267/b Dpc
6% Apr
23
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20
11
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3
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7
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4
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Jun
2
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11
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240
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18
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17
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Dec
24;
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13
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30
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67/b May 27
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29
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47
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19
43 ¥4 Jan
49 ¥a Mar 20
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38% Mar 29
4
6
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7
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28
8 3/a
Socony Va6uum Oil Co Inc_'
July 16
July 12
37% Jan
5
27% Feb
33% Feb
21 ¥b
45
26%
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6
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15
Mfg
4
12
18
2
5
15% Jan
Jun
14
May
_5
153/4
28%
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153/4
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Sheraton
50s/b Mar 29
38 % Jun
33%
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•
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4
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Simmons Co
44% May 25
!
6
23
13% Jan
Sep
4% Sep
11% Jan
Apr
6!
14% Sep
30
121
Mar 15
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29%
287/8
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Shattuck
Feb
29 %
51 ¥b Apr
42¥b July 19
5
Shamrock
2iy4
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preferred
9¥b July 23
4
Rubber
Inc
$4.50
37¥8 Mar 11
4
8% Jan
25% Jen
6
4
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87%
1031/4
21
287/b
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28¥a July
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42% Dec
42% Oct
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18
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29%
29%
951/4
92%
*103
104%
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104%
29 *
29%
preferred-No par
'
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Co
7s/o Jun
217/b Jan
26
35 ¥b Sep
8
Oil1
'
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100
Co
fund
sink
$5.75
Seaboard
29
92%
*103
104%
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_40
RR Co
Line
Air
Finance
94%
-
92%
*91
_5
com
preferred
Seaboard
6
(The)
Co
12% Mar 12
60% Oct 27
38% Oct
Elec
14¥b Feb
26% Mar 27
11
15
35
common
preferred
Seaboard
1
9
July
Co
preferred
conv
3.35%
29% July 19
8
M'fg
3.65%
Scranton
■'? 59% July 15
24
79¥4 Jan
preferred
4.30%
19
45% July 31
$4
-v
2
21% July 14
5
preferred
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107
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29
.
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4
14
56 % Apr
Oct
Jun
89% Mar 23
8
102% Jan
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14
20% Sep
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15
99 ¥4 Aug 24
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May 26
Feb
110
15
36 ¥b Sep
102
31 ¥4 Jan 12
19
98
89
6
Feb 25
86% Feb
30
Jun
105
9
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-No par
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25
100
100
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90
14%
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5
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4%.
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19
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■"
Volume 180
Number. 5345
.
The Commercial and Financial Clironicle
.
.
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*
(367)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year 1953
Lowest
.
Lowest
v
r.
49 y4 Sep
21
65% Sep
15.
67
15
78% Jan
5
21
38% Jan
5
May 11
100 y2 Jan
12
31
94
Sep
Sep
8% Dec
8% Sep
5
52% Jan4
'81% Jan
2
68% Jan
32% Jan
5
12 y4 May 11
11% Jan
47 y4 Dec
42% Feb
7
4
30 % May
10%
"32%
87
Dec~30
17% May 25
Jan.
-
38
Jun
4
94% Jan
14
23.
36 y4 Jan
<
21
24
25 y8 Nov
Dec
2
11% Jan
36 y8 Feb
16
12%'Feb
18
-44% July 17
17
75
Jersey
—15
6ommbn_—10
84%
85%
84
37
37%
37
preferred series A_J
_100
Equip Mffc Co____
1
Stanley Warner Corp—;
5
Starrett Co (The) L S„
_No par
*99%
Stauffer
22% Apr 30
30y*Fob
•
15
100
9%
"
*
59%
75
,'
84
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100
9%
;
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16%
16%;
50%
49%
7
.
49%
Chemical Co_
L____10
35%
35%
35%
1
*11%
11%
-
Sterlihg Drug Inc
40%
41%
11%'' 11%
40%
41^8
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3%%
5
common—
1
preferred& Co Inc
(J P)
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100-
_____
-
15
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26%
21,400
78%
18,600
86%
8.7%
87%
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38 3%
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55,100
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the Week
-
July 23
763/4
37%
91/4
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,
"July 22
60%
37%
-
Sales for
"Thursday
*
85 %
37%
16%
*49%
•;
77
84%
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9%
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July 21
75%
,
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
97% Mar 31
7
3%%
,
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59
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8
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July 20
■
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-
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102% Mar 11
s
~
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Standard Oil of
6
8% May.21
""Par
'
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Standard Oil of
4
Jan
99
v
2
i
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
42 % May 12
90% Jun
4
t
YORK
EXCHANGE
*
64% May 21
♦83% Apr 19
4
1
71% Jan
13% Mar 26
17
40% Feb
.Highest
'
*59% Jan
30
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Continued—Pagrlf
STOCKS
Range for Previous
23
42%
9;4
'
600
8,000
100
k
20%
26
26%
15,200
'.... •
16% Sep 14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb 16
17% Feb
.
2
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'
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29
110% Sep" 15
Dec
2iy8
4
26% July 12
37% July 20
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9
9
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Feb~~2
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14
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.
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16
16 y8 Jan <
26
23% Mar 26
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66
Sep
73% Nov
15
6% Nov
17
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4
660
71% Jan
19
29
7
Jan
635
Jan
20
14% Jan t
15
26
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
Jun
18
113
Nov
6
12% Jan
29% Sep
78
conv
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4
25
May 22
91
13
Feb
14
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24
5-
14% Jan
27
$4
15% Jan
Corp
(James)
25
.17% Apr 29
40% Jan
11
66% July 23
Tennessee
57% Jan
4
74% May 19
69% J«n 25
Texas
45
-
16
45%
160
18 V4
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r
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25
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25
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813/4
2,300
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9
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19
39%
38%
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15
38%
118
5%
118
4%
■'
120
5
15%
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5*
78 % Dec
15
5
80% Jan
4
July 12
Texas
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur-—
5y8Oct
6
5% Oct
15
5% Jan
5
12% May 20
Texas
Instruments
30'/a Sep
14
42% Feb
24
Jan
4
48% Jun
24
Texas
Pacific
&
Texas
4,100
160
*18%
156
157
19
19
100
473/4
48
6,400
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97%
10%
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45%
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453/8
127
129%
126%
129
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126
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17,900
89%
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<
(15%
400
16 3/4
3,000
66%
2,800
Pacific Lajid Trust—
34
Jan
35
11
101 %
Corp__
Coal
101
Oct
6
165
Jan,23
106% Jan
11
140% Jun
4
Sub
103
Sep
15
138
Mar
107
11
131 i, July 13
Texas
&
37% Jan
10
48% Dec
Texas
6'/4 Dec
18
112% Nfar
Dec
30
Oil
Utilities Co.
9
Jan
share
certificates
Pacific
.
Ry Co__
100
%/ 65%
y2
'
13
17% Jan
7% Dec
31
6% Dec
?
17
31
40
1% Jan
41% Sep
4
Textron Inc
5
.11% July 14
17% Jun ,-7
7
"17% July. 2
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
20
13% Jan
13%
38% Jan
4
8V2 Jan
22
Mar 26
8
Jan,
47
10% July 23
14
6% Jun. 11
39% May 17
3
1% Mar
9
8% July
1
■; 61% Mar 26
49% Jan.
4
75% July 14
92 y2 Jan:
7
100% July;20
% July
8
2% May:27
Jan
2
3% Jan
28
-
29% Mar 27
27
7% Apr .12
44
Jan
-
»
28
18% July 20
Dec
29
46% Jan
5
36 y8 Jan
4
47% July 14
11% Jun
10
13 y8 Mar 25
12% Jan
5
14% July. 6
23y86eJ>
14
29% Mar 19
25% Feb
2
36% Jun
19% Odt
; 27j/4 Mar 25
14
35
163/4
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17
163/4
17
17%
17
163%
17%
17 %
16%
17%
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46%
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9%
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9%
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17
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10
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800
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7%
7%
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41%
4%
4%
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9
9
:
7%
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42%
43/4
4%
Thompson (J R)__—
15
Thompson Products Ihc common—5
9
8%
9
Roller
Edison
75
73
75%
Transamerica Corp_
73%
74%
73
100%
100%
1%
100%
100%
100
1%
1%
1%
26%
1%;
f
26 %
27%
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753/4
100%
1%
—10
18%
18%
18%
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46%
47%
14%
14%
14 y8
2
33%
34%
33%
16%
16 3/8
27 (
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5
;
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9
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1%
27
27
183/s
18%
463/4
47'/a
14%
14%
14%
33%
33%
34%
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17%
25%
18%
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500
4,500
41%
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42%
5
17%
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7
17
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7%
42%
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5,700
11,800
9
741/4
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13%
19%
14%
47%
141/4:
34%.
:
3,300
100
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27
46%
,
v
800
1,800
733/4
73%
100
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30
4%
9%
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26
19%
270
9,800
1,100
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28,600
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47
11,100
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343/a.
:
34%:
6,000
33,800
17%
163/4
17
17 v
17%
17
17%
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17%
2,500
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
213/4
22%
22
22%
22,600
110
Mar 19
114% Feb 24
No par
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
30
13
Apr: 23
18%Feb :19
25
42
May 28
45% Mar:
20% Jan
19
47% Ffeb
13 y8 Jan
15% Jan
15% DeC* 30
24% Jan 30
16% Jan
1
49
69% Jan
30
49% Jan :
*2iy8 Dec 28
18% Jun:
9
1
62% July 19
.
World Airlines. Inc.—
$6 preferred J.
Truax*Traer Coal Co
,
22% Mar:
1
20th Century Fox: Film
npw^
16% Mar.
r
9
Twin
Jun
8
13% Jan
18
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
47
Mar
6% Jan-
4
12
July 22
7
13% Mar 11
Udylite Corp (The)
26% July 22
32% Mar;30
Underwood,Corp
15
21%
22%
61%
62%
21
21%
15
15
.1
City Rap Transit Conu-No par
15
9% Mar 20
16%
*44%
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% - series of 1952™
1
50
common
Preferred: series- A (conv)2
1
22% July ,23
8
18
11
21%
29
25
10%
17%
Dec
5% Dec
11
1
4Bj/2 Jun
35% Sep
10%
5
7
-
11
Transue & Williams Steel-—-No par
112% Aug
2
10%
Tri-Continenfeal-Corp cdmmon_
24
K
11%
17% July:2l
-2
11% Jan
10%
18% July 13
22%'July 15
Feb
17% Jan. 27
13% Jar*
11
4
25
25
25
10%
12
20% Feb
10
15
Sep
57%
15% Apr: 19
14
15
25
57
No par
preference
5,100
'
57%
*41 %
$3.50
10,000
57 y*
1
*
13,600
45%
573/4
No par
common
6,700
10
16%
Dec
17
.
12,100
97%
Trans
13% Sep
106 y2 Jun
12% Sep
18
643/4
97%
573%
;
4% preferred
100
Thofnpson-Starrett CO com__No par
July 15 1
23% Apr :19 *
17% Jan
64y4
98
57%
No par
5
preferences
Co
643/4
50c
Fair—:
Thermoid
25,600
57%
v
7
70%
58%.
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThlrd Avenue Transit Corp.No par
10% Jan ;15
*97%
The
5% July 14
14% Mar 12
...
69'%
'
57%
common
$2.40 conv
66
No par
;
$1.25 cony preferred
May 17
27
.
1
Nov
6% Jan,
Feb
30
16
6
3% Aug
15
1 % Nov
58% July 19
9y8Jan
15
88% Jan
9
14 y2 Mar 10
44
15
9 y4 Oct
46% Mar;
12 y2 Jan
.
4
Jun
16
42
11% Aug 31
35% NOV
-
443/4
66%
65
Inc
44%
17
10
39
5,300
45%
65%
1
1
17%
153%
17
65
No par
24
54% Apr
110% Jan
17
745
17
17
65%
10
58% Dec
2
17%
...9%
65
16%
64%
'
81
*720
47%
89%
*8?%
*118
5%
*15
15
81%
*157
383/8 -- 385/b
90
400
44%
J
48
39%
50,500
163/a
157 "
473/4
,
5%
74S
*715-
'
157
'
18%
9.%
45
160
18%
80%
;
'
25
18
Jan
*
16%
5
14
;.
93/8.
,
7 7157
*18 3/4'
120
10
110
-
25
48%
5%
1,300
116
1,600
21%
183/4
47%
*88%
733/4
733/4
116
5,800
25%
—8
—
Sep
49% Sep
47% Mar
74%
116%
24,200
i 9%
93
21%
*183/4
*118
2,500
■,18%
383/4
*91;
*116
116,
xl6
-
93
74
.
.
500
11,200
"
.
93%
93
715
•
19
'
373/4
38%
16%
9
Co___
Texas
16
37%
18%
.
48%
1
:
Telautograph Corp-:
Jan
3
373/4
47%
No par
No par
(convj-
Gould
Talcott Inc
18
pfd
cum
253/4
37%
7.50
com:
preferred—-
$4.40
Symington
»25!%
25
& Co__—
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
5% May 24
•:
r
80%
9%
745
46%
'
26
37%-
%
21%
80%
9'/a
*705
164%
*16
Swift
121% July 15
4% Feb
—5
*161
19
105% Jan
J
Corp__
■; 25%
26%
37%
7,100
18%
*25 ■'
18%
793/4
9%
19!%
116' ;
21%
SwCets Co of America (The)—4.16%
40% July 13
14
18 3%
;
21%
80
•:
19.
733/4'
5
25
745
19
I
*91
73%"
116
18%
9%
10c
1,100
12,400
19-
153/4
19%
9%
92 V
r
21%
79%
12.50
Co—
16%
14.3/4
18"
25%
46%
31% Jan'
,16 y4 Aug 13
18%
18%
143/4
38%
*25
25
:
pfd ser 1950—20
2nd pfd ser '50 called
21
1,6%
14%
25%'
«
93%
116
203/4
*6%
/
18%
<
*21%
1
common
2nd
conv
Sunshine Biscuits
July :13
July J3
5
17
5
20
116%
Sutherland Paper Co common
v
4.40% preferred
165
Jan
17% Nov
Jan
8 % Jan
14
116%
100
203/4
j
14%
38%:
♦,
73%
preferred series A
■
Sunshine Mining
July 15
81% Jan
73%
preferred—,
Sunray Oil Corp
•19% July 14
I
93
48 %
*
4
5
*90%
^73%
16%
26
25
par
20%
16%
.19
.
37%
-
9%
92
20%
143/b-
26%
7
38%
.
9%'
_No par
common-—
4%%
39
9%
'
16
Feb
7% Feb
A
18%
38%
_1
50
41% Feb
111% Jan
17%
17%
par
Superior Steel
16
16
1
-
20%;
16%'
16%
37%
*715
14
15
25%
25
11
4% Sep
26%
37%
Superior Oil of California—;
Dec
97% Jun
33
Class
.
2
86
Sep 30
Oil Co
19%
26
Cdrp—
LNo
Corp common!$4.50 serites A. preferred
..No
5%%
40
21
Sun
*19
20%
r
143% J !4%
*19
19%
37%
Chemical
3
18% Dec
2
Suri
5 % %
44%
13
16%
14%
SUnbeam
4%%
Jun
20%
16%
14%
17% July 22
111% Janai
35% Jan
-8
20%
16%
—10
Co_,
Corp——
,,
*
82% July
7
10% Mar 29
30% Jan:11
100
Jun
20%
1
20
_No par
Stromberg-Carlson
23
816
4
13%, Sep
Stone & Webster—
Studebaker
21% Jun
8
22% Jan
-
23% May 10
4
22
f
.8
25% Jun
11
Jan
t
20% Apr 19,
.
7
Dec
10%
.
May 12
.Feb
118 ;
20y4 Jun 28
520
10
5
..—5
Corp
Stix Uner & Fuller Co
Stokely-Vart Campf Inc common
:,5%.. prior, preference—
76% Mar 15
"24% Jan
Sep .14
Feb
95
4
H7
Jan
6
,.21% Mar 25
7
19% Sep
,
'
.
6
Jan
39% Apr 28
.
Feb' 1
18
29
23% Sep
.
19 7/4 July 15
11
68 y2 Nov
I
15% July
-
14V2 Apr 28
ay8 Sep
92
Oct
July
Stewart-Warner
2l
23
8
Jan1;
Mar 25
10% Mar 13
23
26% Jun. 10
110
20
17% Jan '
28%
-
20
Jan
;
16% May
12
18% NOV
-16% July 1
20% Dec 15
.
22
.
4
16% Mar 11
.
5%- eonv
prior
Coach
Twin
*45
preferred;—.—50
Co_
-r
1
10%
1
—No par
-
17%
17%
111
17%
173/8
112
111%
16%
16%
16%
45%'
45
45
21%
22%
22
60
20%
61%
*60
21%
21
213/e
21
15
15
15
15
15%
♦45
46
*45
46
45
45
*44%
103%
10%
12
113^
.
.
46
10%
10%
10%
16%
16%
16%
*43%
45 y4
*43»/4
10%
223/n
•
62
22
*60
17%
112
11,400
1,100
16%
163/B
16%
45
45
45
22%
22
22%
62
60%
61
350
21%
21%
22
23,600
15%
15%
15%
•
,
6,100
200
7,000
2,600
100
46
11%
20,900
u
11% May
14
14J/a Feb
2
Dec 29
55% Jan
15
Dec
23
13 V4 Jan
8
7'% Jan
38% Sep
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
8
61% Jun
16
75 y4 Dec
70% Feb
16
10% Sep
26
7
19% Jun
21% Jan 25
9
110
Jan
2
97
Jan
3
87% Jan
8
85
Jan
7
Jun
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
37% Jun
10
4
15
78 y2 Jun
98
90
-
104 % Jan
38% Jan-
44% Aug 13
Sep
44% Jun
15
115% Jan
17
50% Jan
31% Apr
24
102 y8 Jun
3
15
4
105% Jan. 11
50% Dec ~21
100
5
6
Dec
17
100
July 21
13% Jun
16
107
Jan
15
61% Jan
23
31% Feb
23
4% Feb
Jan
2
Feb
4% Jun
23
5% Jan
112
94
Apr
103% Feb
141
July 12
51% Mar.
57
57%
57
58
57%
58 y4
4,900
85
83%
84'%
83
84%
82 %
83%
23,000
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
4,600
109%
109%
109%
360
$3,70
series——No par
*92%
94
$3.50
series
No par
86%
87
$4
100
107% Apr
136%
138%
135%
137%
noncumulative preferred—-50
50%
51%
*50%.
51%
*503/4
51%
50%
50%
50%
503/e
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,300
64
65%
60%
633/4
61%
62%
60%
62 Vs
60%
61%
28,100
105%
105%
*104%
*104%
105%
100
25%
245%
24%
25%
25,600
4%
66
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/a
133/a
3,200
United
Engineering & Foundry
5
13%
14%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14,400
49%
30
36%
50%
30%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
54,900
30
30%
29%
30 Vs
29%
30 Vs
293/4
30%
36%
36%
37%
37%
373/a
37>/4
37 y4
37%
37%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
133%
14
13%
14
11% Jan
Sep 28
58% Jan
31% May 24
3
11% Jan
12
2% May 12
1% Jan
4
15% July 20
1
Dec
10
46
Sep
14
5
49% Jan
8
67
95% Sep
101% Dec 23
100% Jan
12
107
Sep
15
14
103% Oct
13
Jun
9
22
159
65
Jan
31% Jan
5
120
Jan
20
175
Mar 16
15% Nov 27
68
r
30
footnotes
Feb
see
page
4
1
July 13
30%
of
America
$4.50 preferred
Nopar
United Board & Carton Corp—_10
United
United-Carr
:
—No par
Carbon Co
Fastener
United
United Fruit
No par
Co
United Gas Corp_
10
United G^as Improvement Co
13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc__—;
1
1
U
Jun
15
Jun
18
11
174% July 23
25
182
Apr
18% Jan
62|% Jun
4
28
S
&
$4.50
U
U
S
S
7%
21
54 % Mar 1 I
24
Biscuit
Jun
14% Mar 17
9
Preferred 4%%
United
United Park City Mines Co
175
Jan
Air Lines Inc common
3
2% Jun
114% Jan
35% Jan 23
56% "ov
22% Jan
26
37% July 21
14 %
1,300
66
5%
United
104
30
6,300
13 %
2
13% Mar
Nopar
new
137
13%
16% Feb
29
Co
Aircraft Corp common—^_5
convertible preferred
loo
135%
43,100
5
28
11% Dec
Tank Car
134
45 3%
Electric Coal Cos
6
53% Apr
32% Jun
137%
50
100
United
11% Dec
4
136
Pacific RR Co common
45
22'
6
72
13
136
~70
Union
100
30
80% J*ni
28
45% Jan
45%
100
3%
72%
5%
9%i
66
29
27% Jan
45
*98%
3%
72%
5%
9%
66
Jun
14
45
No par
12
10
100
433/4
443/8
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7%
preferred
100
20
63% Jun
Mar 27
♦98%
43%
*98%
31%
106
15%
63
36
8
4
100
44%
series
96%
6
Apr
86%
31%
*105 .
15%
62%
36
4% Jan
14% J*n
86%
96%
17% Jan
May 25
87%
No par
38% May 26
8
*86%
series of 1952-100
27
4
4
87%
235/8
12
4% Jan
*86 y4
♦io4y4
25
70% Apr 29
94%
24
Jan
27
*92%
104
3% Feb
5
1
109%
94%
23%
17% July 21
70
May 27
Jun
109%
*92y2
43%
98% July 23
Jan
86
109 V*
94%
10
25% July 21
40
109
*92%
*98 %
3
11
110
94%
25
106% Feb
July 23
110
110
86
*92%
.-Nopar
Union
6
58
Oil of California
United
10
Sep 30
727/b Nov 13
37% Feb
57%
573/4
&
Union
1
2
30
1,400
Preferred
24
50% May. 24
15
23% July 22
30 y4 Jun 17
4,600
8%
Preferred
7
Jan
44
2,400
<29%
8%
Elect Co of Mo common
10
Preferred $4.50 series—-_No par
Feb.15
10% Sep
24
13%
28%
8%
83%
27% July 23
May 12
10% Apr 19
5% Feb
12%
29%
8%
26%
24
57% Jan
29
49
12%
29 y8
56%
30
14
18
86
4
104% July 23
24
67
12%
83/4
86
29% Jun
27
11
3% Apr
123/a
29%
8%
26%
67% Jun
87% Jan
16% Mar 20
25% Sep
12%
28%
8%
84%
Jan
21% Apr 27
21
48% Sep
12%
28%
8%
20
Bag;& Paper Corp
Carbide
May 14
103% July
39% Dec 23
31
12%
28 %
8%
Union
48
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
21
87
12%
28%
8%
26%
Union
Union
89
45% Jan. 11
29
33% Sep
21% Dec
12%
28%
5
Carbon—_No par
9
July 12
59% July
26
106% Jan
-
Union- Asbestos &. Rubber Co
6
Jun
82% Jun
.
9% Mar 11
Preferred
18
24 y2 Mar
16
4
U
S
(The)_l
Foreign Securities
1st preferred
Freight Co
Gypsum Co common
preferred
—
Nopar
Nopar
No par
20
:—.—100
Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
preferred
—L_
5
100
1
1%
63%
64
*105
107
30%
30%
169
171%
*176% 179
16
16 %
61%
61%
1%
97
25
24%
97%
97
31%
♦105
104
98
98
106
-
25%
98
98
31%
31%
31%
31%
*104%
313/4
1D6
105%
*104%
105%
27
104%
...
98%
1,200
31%
11,600
300
104%
'
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
16
17%
8,600
61%
61%
61%
62
61%
62
63
63%
2,400
*35%
37
*35%
37
*16
•
*35%
37
3%
33/4
-3%
33/4
72%
72%
73%
73%
5%
5%
5%
6
9%
9
9
9%
*65
67
*65%
9%
1%
63
107
29%
11%
63%
1%
63
63%
107
♦106
108
30
30
30
165
168%
164%
1763%
179 3/4
*177%
*15%
16%
61%
1%
«•
"
*16
61%
1683/4
179
3%
♦73
5%
*35%
3%
3%
*73
74
5%
6
-
49%
l5/8
64%
*106
*29%
167
*177%
16%
15%
61%
*61%
9%
67
1%
64%
108
30
170%
179
15%
62
*9%
*65
1%
64%
*106
293/4
172
*177.%
300
36
4,00
3%
74
50
6
18,200
93/a
67
13/4
65
108
1
600
80
19,200
3,900
17,400
6,900
4,200
10
29%
600
1743/4
2,700
179
340
*15%
16 y4
500
615/8
615/8
170
I
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24
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Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
23
13% Mar 17
22
26
14
40% Mar 17
57'/a Dec
11
64
22
Oct
23
70
7% Oct
Sep
8
22
Jan
U
17 y8 May 25
24
8% May 25
593/8 juiy 22
U
3
68
U S Playing
11
32% Feb
2
24
Oct
26
853% Jan
5
70% Jan
7
9
973/4 Apr
6
79% Jan
13
89% Apr
23 Vi Aug
31
18
31% Jan
2
29% Jan
11
U
37% July 23
Jan
134% Jan
1443/4 Mar 11
82
May
150% July
6
Pipe
8
Plywood
preferred series B
U S Rubber Co common
8%
7
U
S
6
67 % Jan
2
37% Jan
4
Jun
3
Dec
31
663/4 Feb
2
543/4 Jan
13
61% Jun
29
15
44% Jan
5
39
Jan
11
55% July 23
143
Jan
4
156% July 19
16% Jun
24
35
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
9% Mar 19
63/4 Jan
4
90
Mar 18
73% Jan
5
4
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
1% Jan
7
United
11% May 12
17% Jan
7
4%
Aug 31
144% Jan
28
17% Dec
10
213% Feb
26
35 % Dec
4
393/4 Nov
9
6% Jan
2
18'A Feb
7%
U
7%
common
56%
59%
67%
66%
663A
27
.58
.
300
26%
26%
26'A
79
*77'A
80%
*77'A
80'A
*78
*88
89
89
89
*88
89
36%
36'A
36%
37'A
36%
37%
36
47%
50
58 »/4
58»A
51 >A
52%
156
48'A
48
57'A
58
513A
51%
52%
156%
155%
156 «/4
17%
173/a
17%
147
49%
58%
155'A
»/4
49'A
50 3/2
-
173A
17 »A
No par
148
147
♦57'A
49'A
156
...100
147'A
147
148
36%
173/s
48
10
1
147%
690
6,900
47%
48%
57%
57%
700
54'A
54'A
55%
155'A
155'A
155%
17'/a
17%
6% Dec
•
22
72% Dec 30
1%
15
Dec
31
Dec
31
4,300
17%
22% Jan
14
15
27
1% Nov
Sep
29
Sep
3
Feb
17
14
Feb
2
19% Dec
30
61
Jan
7
68% May 20
28 % Jun
10
35% Dec
30% Sep
15
45% Mar 23
155
167
18
38% M*r 16
9 %
Stockyards
noncu
*8'A
8 3/4
8%
11%
10%
'
12
Jan
18
154
27% Jun
165
Jan
71
5
8%
Corp
Pictures
23'A
70
693A
No par
Co
39'A
39%
39
62 3/4
63%
61'A
13
67% July 22
39
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
4
13% Jan
7
30% Feb
Van
5 % Dec
29
10% Jan
6
5'A Jan
4
7% May 19
23% Apr
6
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
8
413% July 22
3
127
Apr
13
24% Apr
28
29
Nov
30
88
92
July 17
Mar 20
26% Jan
92
157'A
157%
23 3A
13/4
2,600
l7A
27%
28:
26%
27
*156%
158
60
♦156%
24%
23%
70
70'A
*69'A
39
393A
63
62
65%
158
39%
5,500
■
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
29%
293/8
29%
29 3/2
29%
29%
293A
89
4
Jan
63/4
6%
6%
6%
63/4
6y8
6%
6%
6%
Jan
4
2.50
383/4
40'A
41'A
413/4
41 iA
41%
5,500
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
*132'A
noncumulative preferred—100
*134»A
5%
Jan
4
139% July 20
22% Jun
23
273/4 Nov 17
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
32% July 20
115
Feb 18
1143/4 Nov
12
92
July 20
1003A Dec
24
92
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
101% Jan
25% Dec
31
353/4 Feb
25% Dec
99
102% Apr
39
40
40
41
3/4
*132'A
*132%
*132%
*132'A
19
2
25% Jan
4
30% Feb
28
30
Feb
19
25% Jan
4
28
Feb
64
Dec
7
57
Mar 25
14% Dec
7
18
Mar
4
13
May 17
22
30
Jan
15
26% Apr
6
Jan
100
100
preferred
7%
*95
97'A
*95
97%
27
28%
28'A
3,«00
——
139'A
138'/4
32'A
.
1143/4
*99
99
29%
26,300
139%
1,900
32%
32 3/8
32%
6,400
*114'A
114%
28 y8
137
139
J14
114
II41/4
114'A
*99
100
*99
100
105'A
103'A
104
102'A
102'/a
28'A
28'A
28%., 28%
25%
26%
26
26'A
67
63'A
65%
283/4
283/8
28%
26'A
26
26
66'A
66'A
65'A
65'A
*65'A
67-
13'A
13'A
*13%"
13%
*13%
13'A
29
*27%-
29
*273/4
28%
63%
63'A
♦63'A
63'A
*63%
64
•63'A
11%
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
*11%
25%
•25%
■
28 '/a
28%
25%
r
26
-
r
*65%
100
104
*102%
'25%
*273/4
330
100
*99
25%
20
27%
..
137
*28 '/8
-
3,100
;
973/2
100
*104
104'A
10
—
34
*95.
323A
32%
114'A
—
333/4
97'A
27»A
139'A
32%
313/4
*132'A
•
34%
*95
28'A
136
31%
104'A
—
4
33%
132'A
114'A
99
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
L—..25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
71% May 19
16
Feb
1
29
dividend preferred
34 %
137
114
.—
*34
27%
31'/«
$4.20 dividend preferred
9
5
26%
*135'A
100
$4.04
B
11
36% Mar
preferred
$5
34%
97'A
10
com
*132'A
34
*132%
*95
100
Power Co
132'A
34%
34'A
100
div partic preferred
6%
Virginia Elec &
8
105% Apr
July 19
5
preferred
3'A%
293A July 23
123
«
3,900
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
20
8
'■
-
1,200
6%
Victor Chemical Works common
8
:
33,500
113/4
293/8
330
13%
13%
28'A
*273/4
64
63 »A
11%
25
'
25%
60%
700
400
63'A
11%
.
28'A
<12
3,900
13%
*273A
'
-13%
3,100
'
r.
61%
w
'
59
70% Mar
Sep 14
11% Dec
22
13% Mar 10
21% Nov 24
43% Jun
5
29% Jan
16
52
Dec
29
2
15
105
6% Sep
11% Sep
15
14% Apr
24
21
23% Sep
J*
*»r3
Jun
10
4
3
Jan
51
4
9
Jan
4
31% Dec
30
30
Mar 16
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
13% Feb 25
13% Mar 27*
Sep 14
Sep 15
Pictures Inc
Warren
Wash
Waukesha
4
No
Water Power
Wayne
12% Jan 25
Snowdrift
Oil A
Wesson
17% Feb 14
20% Mar 18
West Indies Sugar Corp—
14
17% Jan
West
16
Dec
32
30
39% July 23
July 20
$4
July 19
25
Jun
9
373/4 Feb
36% Jan
11
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
104% Jan
4
111% Apr
88% Jun
18
102
Jan
15
99
Jan
7
9
99% Jan
15
96
Jan
7
102
12% Nov
5
16% Jan
15
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
21% Npv
104
Sep
253/4 Dec
5
29
109
21
Jan
5
8% Sep
15
12% Jan
8
15
57% Mar 11
43% Apr 27
20
Sep
14
37% Mar 25
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
46% Sep
90
67%
14
May 14
126
100.
Lines
3
50% Jan
6
75% Jun
25
993/4 Jan
12
98% May
5
102 % Feb
15
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
15
40% Mar 17
14
86% Mar 24
243/4 Dec
14
30
Jan
8
23
15
30% Dec
21
127
Mar
4
127
May 14
30% May 4
82% Jan
4
373/4 July 23
89
27
Jan
11
26
27% Feb
25% May 10
Feb
8
36% July 15
85% Mar 15
93 % Jun
Elec
Inst
12% Jan
15
21
8
32% Apr 13
30 % May 27
11
11% Mar 26
74% Mar 10
5
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
Mar 19
7
87'A
88
87%
18'A
17%
18
14
*101
42%
110
.•
103
l
43%
111
,
43%..
•109
103
i
111
103
*101
101 »A
11%
323/4
.
.
r
31%
106'A;.
"■
,
,
-
103
101%
32 y4
30
7,900
3,500
24%
24%
24%
47'A
47%
800
57%
58'A
12,200
24%
24
24%
47
47
47'A
56%
57
58
58
106
47%
573A
58%
10
12%
100
43
24%
68%
*101
23%
.
85%
102
24
102
*101 y4
;
8
26% Mar 19
4
21% Jan
26
42%
43
43
43%
43%
45
45%
453A
29,100
24%
24'A
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
15,500
71%
37,000
69%
68'A
69 y8
68%
693/a
68%
70%
101%
*101%
101%
101%
1013/a
101%
101 y8
23'A
23'A
23%
23%
23%
*23%
233/4
*127%
*127'A
*127'A
70 »A
102%
35
35%
36
36
37'A
86
85'A
86%
86%
87
37'A
27 y®
27%
27%
27 'A
273/8
273A
•27
27%
500
35.%
36
35'A
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
36
36%
8,100
*91 Va
91%
91
91'A
91
91%
91%
91%
6 Va
6'A
6%
6%,
20
*22 »A
22%
,223/8
22 «/8
21%
8%
No par
&
70
Co—
Co
Jan
22
73% Apr
12
9% Apr
31% Jan
7
12% Feb
19
16
7
51% July 12
Winn
24% Jun
17
29% Oct
5
28% Jan
6
32% July 19
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Apr
16% Jun
24
135
Jan
2
21
142
10
19
% Dec
22
18% Jan
8
21
36
Sep
21
53
Jan
2
39% Jan
14
42% Dec
22
48
Jan
30
26
Sep
15
75
Sep 10
Sep 14
_
35% Mar 17
86
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
137
Jan
77% Jan
116
Jan
Apr
1
July 23
.
'July 21
l
37
23'A Apr
1
21% Jan
May 21
27% Apr 13
53 % Mar
9
51% Jun
60% Apr
20
25% July 23
15
12
Jan
72 3/4
72
72%
'
Woolworth (F W)
Co
10%
9%
10%
10
10
800
49 %
49%
49%
50'A
50
50
4,900
32%
32'A
32'A
32'A
313A
32
31%
32 y4
31%
32%
4,100
140%
138 Va
140%
*138%
140%
20%
20%
20% ;
*52'A
53%
53'A I 54%
*138'A
140%
♦138V4
203A
20%
20'A
20%
53
53
52%
53
—10
43
43%
43%
43%
48 »A
47%
43%
48%
43%
47'A
47%
48%
87%
87
87 y4
87%
87%
87 %
Corp
I
par
100
100
par
176
»A
176
176
176
176
177
43
43%
25,500
48%
16,200
87%
87 y4
176
176
87%
873A
87'A
8
88
87'A
87%
87%
8%
7%
8 v»
47'A
47'A
47'A
24%
24%
55'A
21%
46%
471/2
471/4
49%
49 »A
51%
50%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
Zenith Radio Corp
No par
70'A
71 %
70
70%
71
72'A
Tl%
1
6'A
6%
6%
6%
Oct
28
8c,/ Jan
5%
13
8
63% Jun
9
73%Ap* 14
4% Feb
26
7% May 20
Jan
56
no sale on this day.
x
July 23
Zonite
Products
Corp
6%
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
y Ex-rights.
Ex-dividend,
88%
1,200
8%
8 >/a
8%
6,600
21%
No par
11% Jan
88%
24%
56
,88 'A
8%
Youngstown Steel Door
38
2
150
120
174
174
~
213/4
16% Jan
1,800
47
21 y2
31
6,500
55%
88
22
Dec
20
>
21
48
21%
11
May
50
'
55
43%
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
5
preferred
1
20%
47'A
55
convertible
*
138%, 138'A
43%
543/4
Mfg Co
20%
*87
55
13
300
*ioy4
55
34% Jan
72'A
ioy4
471/4
24%
47% Jan
72%
16,500
49
24%
14
3,100
9y»
10%
10
Service
Corp common
4%%
8%
47%
46'A
13
300
22%
23
23
,
10'A
243/4
Towne
5,900
49%
473A
&
72'A
*72%
290
6%
483/a
24%
York
9
*
*103/4
47
31
223/4
83/4
25
Sep
distributed,
22%
223/4
8%
8%
34
wd When
22%
22%
83/4
8
20% Dec
as^ed Prlces:
22%
22'A
5
9
cash sales,
*22 y4
8%
13% July 15
6% Jan 22
Jun
Apr
22%
22
10
1
Public
Yale
177
7
6%
1
887A July 23
8 3A July 15
4
72
6%
10
Co
Worthington Corp common—No
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
—No
Wyandotte Worsted Co
39% Apr
Sep 14
Jan
preferred
Wisconsin
72 3/2
63/a
100
Grocery
48% July 21
883A May 19
4
31
11% Mar 17
77
6%
Lovett
49
v
82
10
.
&
♦72
8 3A
9
6%
91%
91%
10
Co
Woodward Iron Co—
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
Dec
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
55% July 23
45% Jan 21
40% Apr 23
30% Jan
'
.
6
22%
Wilson
460
27%
2P/8
29
17,500
87 v*
86%
27%
5
Oil
9% Jan
800
37%
*23%
200
23%
•101
*my2
34%
85'A
35%
<86
common—No par
Wilcox
25
100
102
102
24»A
Inc
preference
18
Feb
6,700
43%
preferred
Prior
Jun
8
106
,
25
*1273/2
35
•101'A
102
3,800
?
52'A
47 y4
♦101 »/4
32%
50%
24
583/8
1,800
12 y8
*11%
50
47 >A
102
70
10%
24%
*101
8.600
10%
473A
,
C
i.
•105'A 106%
473A
57 y8
4,500
3.600
110
..
•100%
32 %
t
'
'
,
43%
43%
*101
11% ,• 11%
.
:
21,800
1,150
14%
110
*100'A 101%
11%
32%
11%
*
323A
43%
*101
101%
11%
11%
103
*100 >A
101J/2
11%
*14%rto,J v.: 14
*100%
*101
32%
.,
*100 J/2
18%
14
i,4Qo
400
'
89
I8'r<l
»..
17% >18% ; '
14%.
*110
2,100
:
39%
183A
42%
110
3.000
.
;
88
87%
87%,
800
4,500
■'
:
37
--
14
1
43
109'A
42%
42%
*109.
,87'A
12
!.
3,000
2b, 700
■:
21.%
13
18
14%
:
21%,
12
36% U 3%%
24
White Sewing Machine common—1
15
r
89
I
;
100
13% Jan
3 /a
88
37 : ;
>
361/4
12%
;
12%
100
preferred
35% Dec
47
36%
15.%
/
:
9.000
1
31%
■
.13
12'/»
18,400
34%
,
21'A
;
13
49%
12.50
Corp
5
16% Sep
35%
14%
21%
"
49'A
10
6
101
35%
18
13
49%
100
24% Jan
126
36
14%
2J%
12%
35 %
'
*
*
28%
.15%
,
80
15,400
27'A
;31%.
;*
3,700
•
17%
>27%
35%
!34%,
•
4% Dec 20
8% Nov
*12
ia%
483/4
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5%%
12%
,
7
48 3A
Whee.lng & Lake Erie Ry—.—100
3
13%
20%
_
13
12%
49
2nd
V Preferred series A
Weston
20%
20%
*12
.
49
preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
37% July 22
129% Apr 26
13'A
>■
18%;
.
10%
Western Maryland Ry common
Western Union Telegraph
18% Mar 17
20%
13
31%
15%
i
19
19
4
20%
(3*»A
34%
31%: 31%
15
: 15%
:
10%
19
Co
453A July 23
May
15%
*34%
31%
31%
15'/4
34%
.
v
5,300
12 ye
:17
•
26%
27'A
35%
.
103A
1
Inc
26 Vs Apr
22
31%
34%
15%
34%
35 y2
10%
53% Jan
Mar 11
11%
27'A
;
27 y4
35%
10%
26 % Jan
58% July 15
34%
35
27%
«
10%
Air
104
35
_26'A
103/s
Auto
noncum
35'A
10%
Western
4%
'J
106 »A
Western
Supply
27%
35
106 'A
103/4 July 21
11
26%
26%
101 y2
'
*105%
•
96% Jan
27%
101%
-
700
2,900
2,100
<
21 %
*21
-■
•
-17y.Y
106 »A
52% July 23
Apr 28
41% Apr 26
49% Jun
9
17
*105'A
—100
1
22
17%:
10
preferred
%
4
30% Sep
80
Oct
63% Oct
4%
4
4
14
183/4 Sep
73% Sep
preferred series Bi;
preferred series C——100
Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com
5
52% Dec
10
21% Dec
4.20%
35% May
22% Jan
Jan
Sep
1
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
37% Feb 18
22% Dec 30
39% Sep 15
91% Jun
1
16% Jun
Mar 16
Mar
12 Vs
12
27'A
353/4
*12
par
West
33% July 16
110
preferred—No
4.10%
1
13% Mar 18
105% May 20
8% Jan
4
43% Sep
Mar
5
convertible
Kentucky- Coal Co
£
4
West Penn .Electric Co——Nonpar.
West Penn Powert4%%
100
104% Mar 31
89% Jun
43% July 23
101%
300
«
-
6%
6%
'213/8
17:
*
6%
21
101
i
11%
26'A
-
15
com__2.50
24% Jan
77% Jan
1:89
6'A 1
63/4
102
11%
27'A
27
273/4
31%
5
84% Feb
•
17
34%
par
Mills
Knitting
28% Feb
,
16%
-
*100%
-
-
-61
*
Wayne Pump Ca
—.r_1
Webster Investment Co
5
293/4 Jftp
28% Jan
5
17'/a
21%'
102
60%
2i%1 *
21
12%
35%
5
1
5
11%
26%
-No par
Co__
Motor
'4»
,
123/8
273/4
3
17% NOV
<
21 «/4
*100'A
v
60 >A'
6 »/2
6%
21 »A
1013/4
17
No par
73% Oct
1
6%
7'A
•60%
12'A
1
Pipe
Petroleum
16% Jun
4
&
Corp.,.
Washington Gas light Co
21% July 23
13% May 24
5
60
21 3/8
5
Inc
Foundry
34% July 16
32% July 16
13% Jan 4
19% May 14
59%
'
'
Warner-Hudnut
Warren
July 19
37% May 24
14
10% Jan
Bros
60'/4
25-
25%
100 3/8
1
—100
—1
Corp
27% July 16
30% Jan 12
9% Jan
preferred
25'A
63A
2.50
common—
25%
60
_No par
Co
35
4
25% Jan
Warner
25%
10
G & W
(Hiram)
Wardell
par
.—
Baking Co
'5%%
3
173/a July 16
19
30% Jan
Ward
100
_No
Co
Walworth
12% July 15
11
13% Jan
Feb
104
19
17
Walker
8% Mar 30,
preferred
System
Walgreen
4
24% Jan 27
4
Jan
3
61% May 18
4
100% Jan
Waldorf
Mar
26% Mar
5
5% Jan
19% May
Wabash RR 4%%
13
113/4 Apr 30
24
Jun
3
25% Jan
37% May 14
9
68% Mar 18
Mar 26
33% Mar 19
Sep 14
Sep 14
21% Sep
Feb
60
17% Apr 16
18% Nov 20
15
18% Dec 28
8
27
May 12
9% Mar
28% Sep; 14
29
22
Feb
25
Sep
9
Dec
9
18% Jan
98
2
*55
6%
a
21'A
6»A
Deferred delivery.
*
47%
46
47%
23%
54%
55
23%
23%
25%
54%
54%
56
13%
13%
133/4
72%
72
72%
5,200
24%
'
24%
55%
-
7
-
11,800
700
•
3,100
4,100
'7%
7
6.000
133.900
16,900
,
1
.
i
:
i.
2,500
66%
65'A
1
.
130
393/a
39'A
67%
.
71 ;
*69%
71
66
23%
23%
24%
39
11%
Co
:
■
3,100
293/4
Chemical
.:
•:
500
27'/4
263/4
70
233/a
*1%
13/4
27'A
25'A
v.
158
S
'
4,300
13A
is y8
39
'
.
13/4
•15'A
:
253/4
158
130
•
1%
16'A
13A
28 -
25%
92
1
1%
*15'A*
113/4
6
95% May 26
25% Jan
Jun
157
*91%
29'A
Raalte Co Inc
Vick
July 14
130% Jan
27
92
j •'
18,200
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6'A
35% July
4
15
5
'
3,900
-
10
132% July 21
124% Mar 26
28
Jun
9'A
11%
2.50
Van Norman Co
10
Sep
106
9
11
9
■
125 % Jun
!
40
35 »A
35%
:il%
1%
*27
v
25%
23
70
113/B Jan
16% Oct
28'A
25'A
23
28% Jan
112
11'A
16
1%
1%
*27
25%
1
36% Jan
131
1%
1%
28'A
25%
100
Co Inc com
preferred
Power & Light
17% Mar 23
Mar 26
1%
*15 »/8
157
323/4 Mar 25
126
13A
16'/8
100
4'A%
Utah
*1%
*15'A
*27
•—1
com_No par
8
Mar 19
*35'A
•V 8%
-
93
92
92
13/4
16%
13A
1
_
X92
94'A
1%
*15'/«
50
preferred
Universal
July 13
39% July 15
34% Jan 21
American
Universal Leaf Tobacco
7
*92'A
par
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
24% July 21
18% Jan 11
preferred—No
Wall Paper Inc common—2
convertible
Universal
3
30% Mar 11
8
63% Jan
$6 convertible
July 21
2% Feb
4
26% Jun
22% Jan
93
22
128
111
36'A
8%
11'A
8 3A
11%
;
36
36
8%
10%
11% Dec
May 29
36'/a
36 3/2
1
2d pfd-5
Corp
United 8tores $4.20
363/4
*36
noncumulative preferred—25
7%
United
July 23
11% July 14
27% Dec
125
i
'
1% Jan
3 % May 13
32% Dec
9
23% Dec
;
'
29% Mar 12
17
*
i
2,400
17 %
!
'
\
126,400
'
8% May 25
»:■
28,500
58
155
1
130
37%
147%
V 49 %
52%
"
26%
37%
147
*573/4
,
26%
j
6,000
80%
89
26%
!
9,300-
vj
t
68
79
26%
;
'
!
58%-
4
*66%
89
50
preferred
U 8 Tobacco Co common
11
57
663A
89'A
No par
_
Corp
56%
80'A
27 'A
„
8'A
26%
146'A
preferred
Steel
S
6,200
16%
*7%
*79
100
Smelting Ref & Min com
Oct
33'A Sep
16%
8%
16
57
*67
Shares
16'A
♦73/4
8%
68
553A
57'A
68
*73A
July 23
v
*88'A
5
preferred
1st
noncum
*73/4
16'A
16
8'/a
!
1
_
preferred series A
33A%
*73/4
8'/a
57
16 ya
16
16
Sales for
July 22
the Week
Friday
Thursday
100
100
common
3%%
54
135
Corp
7
July 21
*66'A
10
12
37
54
10
20
Card Co
Wednesday
July 20
16
Monday, July 26,1954
.
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
July 19
1
common
Foundry Co
&
HIGH
Monday
Par
preferred
4
593/4 Feb
July 16
283A May 28
S
Co
36% Jan
74% Nov
127% Sep
Lines
S
4%%
6
Mar
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
7% Feb
34
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
13 'A NOV
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
CtatliiMt—Pag« 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
.
'Sj1*; IV,
'
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■
1
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Number 5345
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«c»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letter*
WEEKLY
-
the column headed "Interect Period"
in
YEARLY
•
Indicate in eaeh
Figures after decimal point represent
on* or
the month when
case
more 32nd* of
a
Lowest
Highest
99.24 May 12
Feb
108
Mar 25
Highest
Feb
16
19
102.4
16
Feb
19
Feb
108
Mar 25
94.8
98.29 Feb 15
95.20
15
98.29 Feb
95.206X23
Oct~23
99.14 Oct 23
99.14 Oct 23
July 19
EXCHANGE
104.16 Dec
102.4
94.8
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1953
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
Low
AND
Low
High
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
July 22
July 21
Low
High
Low
High
Friday
Sales for
July 23
Low
High
the Week
High
Bends <$)
*111.4
111.8
*111.4
111.8
*111.14
111.18
•111.14
111.18
*111.14
111.18
*101.17
101.20
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
♦101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
-1956-1959
*104.6,1104.10
*104.6
104.10
*104.6
104.10
*104.6
101.10
*104.6
104.10
*104
104.4
*104.2
*103.30
104.2
*104
104.4
104.6
*104
1958-1963
*106.14
106.22
*106.14
106.22
*106.14
106.22
*106.14
106.22
*106.14
106.22
1960-1965
1956-1958
*108.24
109
*108.20
108.28
*108.20
108.28
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*102.11
102.13
*102.11
102.13
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
♦102,12
102.14
103.15
1961
*103.13
V
104.4
103.15
*103.12
103.15
*103.14
103.17
*103.14
103.16
♦103.13
1961
*102.10
102.14
*102.8
102.12
*102.10
102.14
*102.12
102.16
♦102.10 102.14
.1962-1967
*101.18
101.22
*101.16
101.20
*101.24
101.28
*101.22
101.26
♦101.20
.1963-1968
*101.6
.Dec 15
1958
101.24
101.10
*101.4
101.8
*101.12
101.16
*101.12
101.16
*101.10 101.14
.June 1964-4969
*101
•
101,4
*101
101.4
*101.6
101.10
*101.4
101.8
*101.2
-Dec 1964-1969
<100.30
101.2
*100.30
101.2
*101.4
101.8
*101.2
101.6
*101
1965-1970
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.30
101.2
*100.28
101
*100.26
100.30
1966-1971
*100.20
100.24
*100.18
100.22
*100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
*100.22
100.26
1872
*100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.20
100.24
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
Sept 1967-1972
Dec 1967-1972
*1*00.12 100.16
♦100,10 100.14
*100.20
100.24
*100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.19
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.20
106.24
*100,18
100.22
*100.18
1957-1959
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.21
*102.19
102.22
*102.19
102.21'
♦102.19
102.21
1958
*102.23
102.25
*102.23
102.26
*102.25
102.28
*102.25
102.27
♦102.24
102.26
1956-1959
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
*101.27
101.29
*101.27
101.29
♦101.26
101.28
June 1967
'
June 15
*101.4
101.6
101.4
100.22
101.8
*101.2
101.6
*101.6
101.10
♦101.6
101.10
*101.4
101.8
*101.2
101.6
*101.6
101.10
*101.6
101.10
*101.4
*100.20
100.22
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
Dec 1954-1955
*100.20
100.22
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
♦100.21
100.23
*100.21
10C.22
*101.4
Dec 1959-1962
__
Bank
„_
101.8
1954
June 1959-1962
„
Dec
International
Tuesday
July 20
-1955-1960
-1978-1983
Treasury 3V«s
Treasury 27/aS
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%$
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2y»s
Treasury 2y»s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
the bonds mature.
point
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Precious
Lowest
25
(369)
'
:
101.8
for
Reconstruction & Development
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
Jan
7
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
4
92
15
96
Nov
94.24 Jan
6
98
Dec
1
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feu
100.24 NOV
4
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
Jun
95
July 2
97.16 May 12
100.16 Nov
30
4
101
Feb
100
Jun
9
Jun
16
102
Apr
15
30-year 3 V4S
Oct
2
102.8
Apr
6
104.12 Mar 10
23-year 3%s
19-year 2%s
May 15
1
100
102.28 Feb
25-year 3s
25-year 3s_
24
1
Mar
1
1976
100
100.4
*99.24
*99.24
100.4
101.16
*101
100.8
*99.20
100.8
*99.20
1981
*101
100.4
*99.24
100.8
100.4
*102.8
*101
101.16
100.8
*99.20
*99.24
*99.20
101.16
*101
101.16
100.4
101.16
*102.8
102.24
1975
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
102.24
*102.8
102.24
Oct
15-year 3%s
15
1971
*104
104.16
*104
104.16
*104
104.16
*104
104.16
*104
104.16
1
1956
*103.4
103.16
*103.4
103.16
*103.4
103.16
*103.4
103.16
*103.4
103.16
of
*104.8
104.24
*104.8
104.24
*104.4
104.20
*104
1U4.16
*104
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
'
104.16
*100
1 1969
Jan
Serial bonds
101
1950
2s
due Feb
15
1955
due Feb 15
1956
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
2s
due Feb 15
1957
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
2s
due Feb
15
1958
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
2s
due Feb
15
195g
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
__due Feb 15
28
;
2s
price. No sales transacted this day.
a Odd
lot
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
transactions,
Cash
e
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
1961
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
99
*96
98
1962
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
sale,
York
New
Transit
3%
Unification
r
Registered
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JG
New York Stock Exchange
No-
High
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
Brazil
High
City
(continued)
,
Period
Week's Range
La&t
or
Sale Price
—
June-Dec
3%s series No. 20
—June-Dec
1980
105 7/8
105% 106%
33
98%
June-Dec
*82'/8
3%s series No. 21
106 Va
June-Dec
June-Dec
*89
*82%
;
.
No. 26—
Telephone
120
Government and Municipal
99%
H lo o £
*84
90
83%
assented
*84
90
75
85
sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957-April-Oct
l957_April-Oct
1957—April-Oct
*84
90
75
85
*84
90
75
43%
57%
7s
7s
2nd
3rd
ser
ser
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
Called bonds
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jan-July
,
10-year 3V4s
1957—.
June-Dec
June-Dec
20-year 3%s 1966
3%s
103
101%
90
"
——
'
54
7
103
1
101
100% 101%
l
'
<
8 A Bavaria
f
(Free
88
100 Va 100%
100% 100%
100
24
99%
102
Feb-Aug*
June-Dec
June-Dec
1945
(City of)
§A6%s external loan 1950
SABrazil
(U
S
of)
external
8s
116
70
116
116
40
*63
97
AExternal
s
f 6'/2s of
1927 due
70
1952
(Central Ry)
<64%
—
5%
100%
99%
fund
bonds
$
64%
A 6s
A7s
67
'
95%
A 6s
90
64%
66
92
99
3
60 Va
94%
-
sinking fund
Consol
assented
6s
1961
6s 1962
87
*82»/8
June-Dec
*90%
3%s series No.
8
June-Dec
*82 Va
3%s series No.
9
77%
76%
39%
39%
84%
77%
84%
77 Va
89
83 Va
905 2
78
83%
—
£5
87%
88
June-Dec
*87%
June-Dec
♦91
91
86
86
81%
86
87
87
80
40%
39%
63%
66%
*
38%
38%
l
64%
66%
-April-Oct
—April-Oct
May-Nov
>
i-
*40
*-*tv
66%
66%
40
40
40
'
*114
118
*113
90
FIRM
3%s series No. 14
June-Dec
*82 V«
3%s series No. 15
June-Dec
*83%
3%s series No. 16
June-Dec
*83%
3%s series No. 17
June-Dec
*82 V«
3%s series No. 18
June-Dec
*82 Va
__
76
85
„
78%
78%
83%
123
105
118
105
113
10
63'%
62%
53%
67
__
63%
72%
72%
'
*
'
73%
——
100
100%
74%
99%
102'/4
99 Va
*60%
99%
8
99%
102
;
44%
63
'
50%
53%
108% 110
41%
33
31
107
Institution^
/
SECURITIES
,
r.arl marks & no. inc*
88
77
85
—
79
85
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
50 Broad
75
74%
18
'
TRADING MARKETS
St., New York 4, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
20%
108%
5
——
83%
—
64%
40 '/4
6%
——
120
118
Jan-July
For Financial
40%
38%
-
12%
1961—April-Oct
1961
38%
39%
64%
——
*10%
—Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct
2
*66%
*40
„
89
88
*90 %
90
40%
38%
93
—June-Dec
41
36%
109
*66%
FOREIGN
84
66%
38%
84 %
83
*83
June-Dec
—
tl
40'/a
63%
*40
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept'
June-Dec
1960
1960
Jan
66 »/2
*40
—Afay-Nov
1962_:
Municipal 7s
(Rep of)
1927
66
40%
39
—
68%
78%
7
on
of
__
*40
39%
41
63%
38%
63%
__
66%
,>65%
5
June-Dec
66%
38%
*40
103
59 Va
3%s series No.
June-Dec
66%
40%
64%
—
66%
4
3%s series No.
59%
65%
83
Cn.
2
—
65%
*84
12
40%
62%
66
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
April-Oct
SASlnking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946——May-Nou
5A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
5 A Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
—June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953
J.——May-Nov
SACosta Rica, (Republic of)
7s 1951i^_May-Noi>
2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
—Apr-Oct
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977;
June-Dec
97
65%
*82 Va
3%s series No. 13
?8%
38%
June-Dec
1961
assented
,
65%
June-Dec
3%s series No.
r
1
SAColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
68%
92
61
June-Dec
-.
ZI'v'
••
/■
.
*66%
3s ext
101
1
June-Dec
3%s series No. 11—
*0
66%
40%
66%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
1957
AColombia
80
67%
3%s series No.
3%s series No. 10
40
1
*40
June-Dec
1993
3s
109%
(Plan B)-
3%s series No.
99%
5(5%
I
"
*40
125
67%
3%s series No.
No.
99%
94%
63%
40
*66%
56
103%
44
70'
*66%
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§ A Cologne (City of) 6%s 1950
59%
—
--
100
3%s
series
5
*40
May-Nov
sinking fund
assented
AChilean
,
April-Oct
1979
1944
—
65%
June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
94%'
(interest
.
Stamped pursuant
External dollar bonds of
67%
♦95
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
102%
44%
*'40 »"•
May-Nov
107%
12
—
*95
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979—
April-Oct
5 A 7s
18
42
*66%
April-Oct
1903
assented
AGuaranteed
100%
97
61
67
*66
April-Oct
1957-
Trrr
1963
6s
106%
——
68
100
pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
AExternal s f 6%s of 1926 due 1957
April-Oct
(interest
—April-Ocf
104 %
__
40
*66%
;
fund
Mortgage Bank 6%s
A 8s
Stamped
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
^reduced to 3.375%)
1979
*66%
'•
April-Oct
1902
1962
sinking
AGuaranteed
101 %
97
'•
12
108%
June-Dec
1941
102%
55
*66%
A6%s assented 1957
A6%S assented
1961
101%
100%
April-Oct
6%s
State)
(Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955
6s 1958
A Berlin
13
99%
99%
*66%
AChinese
Belgium
104 Va
99 %
*53%
83
102 Va
56
99%
83
4
103% 103%
Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s
assented
sink
AChile
102
99%
100%
99 Va
Extl
lOOVa
74
101%
A 6s
106 Va
99%
6s
AExternal
,85
——
'
101
y2
202
70
101A 101%
—.
74
'
101
»
A
85
71
•
.
101%
Feb-Aug
1962
53%
*99 ig
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
20-year 3%s 1967_.
15-year
53%
—
10-year 3V»s 1956
80%
79
*53%
i 103%
Jan-July
assented Jan 1961
87
fd
1960
6s
89
103% 103 W
assented Feb
AExternal
85
71
90
90
fd
fund
—
103% 103%
TMay-No»
April-Oct
1942—.
AExternal sinking fund 6s
A 6s assented Sept 1961
87
*84
sink
83
*83
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90
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81
83%
June-Dec
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Jan-July
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§ A Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Nov
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|
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>
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J
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Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
82
96
82
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NY 1-1693
Broadway, New York
82%
92%
83
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T eletype
Members New York Stock Exchange
High
79
—
83V4
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88
82%
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.
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Wertheim & Co.
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—
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3%s series
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—
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Foreign Securities
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Sold
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>
Bonds
s
High
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j__
3%s series No. 22
t
Friday
Bid & Asked
Low
3%s series No. 19
Issue—
Corporate Stock
JULY
Friday
Bid & Asked
'
bond transactions.
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
99.16
1960
RANGE
Last
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9J.16
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
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15
due Feb
2s
asked
and
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due Feb 15
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!
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Oct
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100
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July 15 1972
Teletype NY 1-971
59%
53%
114'/a
'
26
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The Commercial,
!(370)
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
4
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Low
(Dept of)
Czechoslovakia
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gold
'
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Called
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_
to
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.
f dollar bonds Jan
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f
dollar
s
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1
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70%
4
65
71
71
6
1976
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dollar
bonds
180
81
68%
'
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Prussian
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>
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conv
Conversion
dollar
1953
1953
due
79
51%
51 •' "51%
56
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45
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65
44
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58
65
60
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1944
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1968—————————Feb-Aug
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142
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1947
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1977——
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1965
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18
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79
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95%
1979——
May-Nov
—_—May-Nov
1979
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Feb-Aug
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1955
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1957
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126
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30J
1954
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1975—..
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—
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1981
to
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Mar-Sept
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30
54
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15
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53%
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87
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—
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Jan-July
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1971
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98
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r6s
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53%
26%
15%
143%
__
I
42
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Feb-Aug
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A
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f 3s
s
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f
81%
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♦„
--June-Dec
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Jan-July.
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'
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—
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April-Oct
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3s
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§A6%S 1st mtge s f 1952——June-DecJ
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May-Nov
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84
74
87
59
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s
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64
78
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_______Jan-July
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67
63
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Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
1954—
—
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1950
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1969
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1999——
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17
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105
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—
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91%
II
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1970.1—
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K
ser
debs
conv
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Ry—
1994.Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
>
3%s
103%
97%
1
74%
95%
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Union Terminal—-
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ref
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100'A
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A
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1st mtge
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2%s series I
ref
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,
RR
4%s
mtge
*
—
1963
Jan-July
series G ,1963——Jan-July
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V
59
mortgage 3'As series F
First
ist
•
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Jan-July
—
,
...
Union Station—
First
series
3s
refund
&
66
63
64%
1999—April
Jan-July
Jan-July
First and
Income
79%
5
77%
RR—
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
70
59%
74'A
74%
increased
conv
63%
68
102'A 102'A
—
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First mortgage 3s series B
1989
:
70'A
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Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994...
Jan-July
General
and
Second
80
*66'A
20G3
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-
84
82
96%
"
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1983—April
April
Jan
mortgage 4'As inc ser A
A2nd
86
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Afap-Nov
1985—__Afap-Nov
(3%
&
Detroit
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
E'dison
3'As
93
79
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91
.
1985
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1993
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A
interest)
series A
mortgage
3s convertible
124
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91'A
•
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*
86%
,
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91
|
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Gen
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74
6
8 6'A
134
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fixed .
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70
1980—^Mar-Sept
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2%s
series
mortgage
Gen &
31
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3s
3'As
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mortgage
Detroit
.
Chicago Great Western 4s
Rio
Income
106%
94%
93
74%
103%
103%
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7101
93
6
93
May
contingent interest 2018
.
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1982
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93
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Div
1973
—April-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 3'As-1977_June-Dec
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tr
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May 1 2042
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103
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&
5s
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127
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105%
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M
due
mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B
First
101'A
117%
5
99
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1963
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Delaware
*
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refund
mortgage
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96
104%
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55%
>
103
1973—June-Dec
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99%
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75%
102%
1996—Feb-Aug
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1
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1977
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97%
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102'A 102'A
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1992
4%s
debentures
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1978
Delaware
100'A
82%
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.
54%
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.
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1970
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69
96
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:
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94%
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98
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107
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April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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103%
'
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106
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1
104§0
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Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
(perpetual)
Capital Airlines Inc 4s
Clinchfield
8
104 §2
—...Feb-Aug
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—
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100%
99
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103
101%
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Jan-July
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•
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1976
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90
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3'As debs
A 1st
California
or
-
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101%
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Last
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High
,
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Period
•
101
-
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Interest
BONDS
94'A
97 7A
88%
\
1955-
1957
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23
New York Stoek Exchange
Jan. 1
-
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1975_Jifay-Nov
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Niagara
WEEK
Friday
Sold
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Jan-July
1971
JULY
Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Brown Shoe
FOR
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Friday
Interest
BONDS
H
Hackensack
Water
first mtge 2%s
1949..
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Mining
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Household
Finance
Corp
Corp
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Jan-July
debentures
1968
125
125
1
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93%
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94%
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98%
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1970
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*
1976.; -Afar-Sept
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1981—
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.—
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June-Dec
3'As
debentures
2%s
1968
—
101
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100%
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97%
94%
99%
60%
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190
98%
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107
101%
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01
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102'A
102
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39
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Bell
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Central
1981—Jan-July
—June-Dec
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dollars)
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2001
first
mtge 2%-s
For footnotes see na*e 29
payment
April-Oct
1975—..Mar-Sept
67
60%'
381
47
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27
341
15%
29
2
93%
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141
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30
11
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101%
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—
—
98%
102%
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4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Now
5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-ZVou
1974.—.May-ZVow
Consol mortgage 37As series E 1982
Feb-Aug
Cons mtge-3%s series F 1984
—_Jan-July
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82%
93
98
102%
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Cuba—
(stpd as to
13
140%
138
82%
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— —
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104
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106
103
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•
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85%
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1979
Railroads
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f
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1976
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-Feb-Aug
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—
—
104%
__
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7
105%
102
103%
101%
105 %
102
102
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28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(372)
..
Monday, July 26,1954
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
;
•
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Sale Price
or
Refunding 4s
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series B
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1976
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-
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1970
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54
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to
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fixed
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D
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E
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2003
2003
contingent interest 2003
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3s
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2
65%
&
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73
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78%
3
91%
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1
.
—
—
8
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1 April-Oct
1978
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refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
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Knox & Cincinnati
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mtge
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ser
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4s
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1955
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1982
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99% 100
12
100
97%
—
--
__
103
103
101% 102
90%
—
—
—
;
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107
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f
McKesson
2%s
debentures
debentures
1972
*
102%
3
82%
91%
97%
101
102%
103%
1973
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
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:1
Mar-Sept
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_Mar-Sept
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—Jan-July
St
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-
&
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mortgage
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40-year
.
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65
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60
65
92%
—
&
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series
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1971
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A
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—
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28
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—
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1991—May
1990——June-Dec
1962
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and
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,
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and
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1949—May-Nov
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—April-Oct
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100%
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National
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s
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|
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1988
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1
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——
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—
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;
1976
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1980
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1982
95%
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mortgage
J 102
97%
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1974
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98
182%
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—
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1981
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1984
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Paducah
Illinois
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s
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1964
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105
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1960—Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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-Jan-July
,
87%
j
104
100
*103'A 104
12
105%
106%
107'A
S
106%
108
117% 117%
106 %
10
110%
117%
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
106
106%
included in the yearis range,
u
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sals
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
INegotiability impaired by maturity.
under Section 77 of
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
week.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
*
107
*98%
106%
*96%
1967
72%
April
—June-Dec
72%
94 %
1982—April-Oct
107%
1971
96%
__
94%
100
Jan-July
92%
100%
5
72%
Y
94%
15
9b
102%
72%
87%
288
a
103%
67%
108%
92'A
107
96%
Afay-Nov
1974
—
*102% 103%
Afay-Nov
2013
debentures 2%s
3
•.
84%
130% 130%
May-Nou
April-Oct
1985
conv
96'A
2
87
96
'
Central
♦93
2%s 1976-Jan-JuZy
94
92%
92%
--
'4
;
4%s
6
92'A
130%
Jan-July
debs
gold
92'A
April-Oct
:™:
(Indiana)
:
105%
105
*103'/a 103%
105%
101%
*106'/b 116'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
Shore
Wilson
99%
96%
100%
8
—
.
1983
Coil Products
3'As
Wheeling •& Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
117%
106'A 106%
101
96
—
!
99%
97%
104% 104%
104%
Feb-Aug
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
75
106%
Joint
Standard
Electric
registered 2361
Wisconsin
Northeastern
first
•II
1976—Afay-Nov
Westinghouse
99%
117%
6%s series A 1956
Standard
1971
3'As
debentures
conv
101
-
—
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s I960
4%s debentures series A 1980
97% 102%
92%
97%
Afar-Sept
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Internal
Co
115%
101
94
97%
101
•__
—
Petroleum
Western
1973-June-Dec
mortgage 2%s series E 1986—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
±i—Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
ApriZ-Oct
3%s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
—
101
*96'A
Western
96%
70
103%
190%
105
115'A
110
105% 105%
67
67'A
48
•
118
112
4'As series B Jan
mortgage 3'As series B
Penn
West
66
110%
98% 101%
96%
3
75
May-How
debentures
96%
99%
w
West Penn Power 3%s series I
97%
98%
♦97%
75
25
96
96
First
3%s
94%
-
93'A
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mtge 4%s series B 1970
May-Noo
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
98
125
—
65%
106%
104%
93
Southern Pacific RR Co—
ASpokane
90
97
•100% 102
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Afay-Nov
99
96%
May-How
&
4
—
*100
r-
4s income series A Jan 1981
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
97
1977
1981
Orleans
93Mi.
*97
Corp 3'As conv 1966—April-Oct
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
101
91%
conv
1969
Gold
New
5
2
Co—
RR
Wheeling Steel
First
and general
•
115'A
1969——. June-Dec
debentures
mtge
mtge Income
First
Southern Pacific Co—
Devel
ref
Walworth
97%
92%
1
95'A
*96%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1987_
1st
.
92
93'A
'll
CI
consol
&
Gen mtge
118
123%
100
♦101 % 102%
June-Dec
1979
San Fran Term
103%
92
1959—Afar-Sept
100%
104 y8
5
:■
100%
97%
105%
105%
103%-105%
104'A-106%
—
104'A 104'A
i
'
\
*96 %
■
—
•103% 104%
'
4
95
97%
'
'
.
1047A 1047/8
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
Wabash
99%
95 Va
—
•120%
April-Oct
2%s debentures 1985
Southern
•104%
Afay-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
.
—
.
—
99
i
86%
91%
tl04%. 106%
5
105
♦97'A
L—
7
12
of America—
subord
RR
118
101%
103% 103%
1965
Corp
conv
/■
107
7
116
Telegraph Co—
Southern
105
96%
6
;
89 %
*102%
'
1967—
->
100
*100
1981- .June-Dec
.April-Oct
3%s ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003— Jan-July
First consolidated
5s 1958—
_April-Oct
-Afay-Nov
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973- _April-Oct
80
45
*99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Oil 2%s 1976
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone &
debentures
100%
104% 122%
105
105
April-Oct
1st
97%
71
90 >A
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1982
1971
Corp coll trust 7s
Corp 3Vis conv 1983.
debentures
1973
1976_i
lst
95
June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures
2%s
103%
89
-89%
gtd 4s series A 1955. _Feb-Aug
.May-Nov
sinking fund series B 1957.
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975- _Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978. _Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979- -Juiie-Dec
Flrst and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
_Mar-Sept
102%
98%
--
80
116
June-Bee
Socony-Vacuum
3s
2
3
100
100
■
98%
97%l
—
99 V*
99
99 Y*
Consol
*100
Mar-Sept
1966
t§ ASilesian-Amer
Oil
5
3%s
Vandalia
*108% HO
116
May-How
1974
Halske
99 %
104% 104%
104%
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
mtge A coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
Warren
s f debs
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures
§ASiemens
--
•97
,
94%- 99 1
99% 101%
3
'
'
1989—May-Nou
1977
& Sons 2%s
debentures
"
II
90'A
—Mar-Sept
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Sinclair
106%
"
104'/e 104%
104 %
May
April-Oct
1980..!
B
debentures
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
3
12
"
♦83
—Jan-July
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
152
Ry Co—
4s bond certificates 1989
May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989-Jan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
V &
123
80
First
Paul
103% 107
1
*
97%
101%
123%
♦98
..April-Oct
Francisco
123
♦101%
Mar-Sept
1996_jan-July
5s
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Scioto
97%
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
Corp—
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
St
1972
106
106
*101
June-Dec
Afay-Nov
1970
June-Bec
I
——Afay-Nov
United Gas Corp. 2%s 1970
87
81%
96%
--
122 »A 123
A Second
St
98
—April-Oct
i
Adirond'k
&
Louis-San
1st
10
-
152
.—Feb-Aug
—
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977—
—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969—
Mar-Sept
St
86%
—May-How
1953.
'
Saguenay Power 3s
' '<•"
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_^Afar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977—
Afar-Sept
97% 100%
86%
__May-Noo
1952
6s
98%
Power Corp—
1950—
6s
mtge
-
Afay-Noy
Afay-Nov
coll tr 2%s 1980—
debs
coriv
2%s
*
5 AConsol
37%
\100%
98
3
75%
15%
95
Union Pacific RR—
135%
97-
99%
103% 103%
1995 .-May-How
1973—. ..April-OiSt
debs
105%
A102%
54%
13
98%
98%
1975—ApriZ-Oct
1968—1
V-SV&s debentures
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
V.:;"r'
u
mtge 3%s 1982—
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
103
105%
100%
100.
104% 104%
series D
3s
73%
and
1st
131
V
,101%
•100
1st mtge &
99% 100%
200 '■;<
—
215
215
debentures
U S Rubber
Tobacco
130%
95
133
31%
1974
3%s
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
-
(R J)
1
99% 100
1st
Reynolds
98 %
33%
1st
Reading Co first & ret 3%s
98%
101
101%
Pacific—
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
103
17
101% 102
1983—April-Oct
1964
17
122
—
105
-
101%
92
15
105%
94
21
100% 100%
'
•131
3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Orleans
;f
100
99%
♦—
-June-Bee
Quaker Oats 25/es debentures
101%—100% 101%
99%
3s
♦100 'A 101
May-Noo
1st and refunding mortgage 3Vis
i
^
98%
98
95
98
refunding mortgage 354s 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
J First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-How
First and
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
.
99%
104%
'
4
...
"
Afar-Sept
debentures; 1963
II
97%
First and
-
94%
101V*
Jan-July
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27/8s debs 1961
Afar-Sept
107
106
-111
119%
6
69
'
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jon-July
May-How
Providence
3s
*__
111
t
98%
98 %
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan I960—.
Feb-Aug
98
101
94
June-Dec
New
RR of
June-Dec
Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3Vis 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
June-Dec
D 1977
Plantation. Pipe
i
and refund
General
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
1974
4Vis series
95
•.
%
100%
101
__--"102% 102 %
1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—
^June-Dec
Afar-Sept
Ashtabula Ry—
series B 1962
95
98%
•119% 123
w —
May-How
and refund M 3%s series C
First
100%
Pittsburgh Youngstown A
-■
—
95%
♦__
<
High
Low
104% 104%
♦__
3%s series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M
81% ->88
96%
v.
High
♦__
impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-July
impt 2%s series D 1985—_».April-Oct
and
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas A New Orleans RR—
103% 108%
15
84
-
104
i
-
Refund
Refund and
-
105
♦104%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan.l
No.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
109
108
10
Mar-Sept
1973
debs
Range Bins®
Sold
104
108
...
-
—
3%s
Chemical
2%s debentures 1973—
; 97
102%
108
108
103%
93%
—
♦107%
Stauffer
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—
115
Bonds
or Friday's
Bid A Asked
|
Loto
98% 102%
—
Bale Price
.High
107%
97
Last
Period
.
New York Stock Exchange
100
i-
Week'a Range
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
110% lll7/8
G
ser
23
Range Sin**
Bold
•101% 102%
•96%
JULY
Friday
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Loto
Phillips
FOR WEEK ENDED
Range
Friday'*
or
97%
111
8
91
9
95%
delivery
sale
not
-
95%
95'A
100%
Deferred
A Bonds
100%
selling
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 19, 1954, and ending Friday, July 23, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include ev
y
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
III!
10
Inc
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
common-
(N J)—
4
1
7%
1
Friday
3%
6%
T.nw
■h
4'A
400
—
3%
300
III5
1
—
4%
7%
8%
—
Last
3% Mar
27
Mar
Jan
4%
30
Apr
Airileets
3
Air-Way Electric Appliance
May
Jan
37/a
Jun
9,300
2% Mar
4 !/a
July
7,300
x5 'A May
2%
Sale Price
7% July
8'A
8%
3,100
7%
Jan
10%
12%
12'A
100
7'A
Jan
13% May
Feb
1
.
Gas
Alabama Power- 4.20%
Airlines
j.
2
50
preferred—i—10o
Inc
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer dep rets Amer shares
1
13'A
13%
—
137/a
—
5'A
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
9%
3,200
10'A
400
Feb
Jan
2,800
%
25%
16%
Jan
5
100
5%
4,400
31*A
317A
%
23%
100
July
15% May
II
Jan
25% July
Jan
121
96%
Jan
103
3%
Jan
5% July
24% Feb
32% July
107'A
25
'
700
I
High
xl4
Jun
7,700
>®
%
24%
Sales
for Week
high
12%
13'A
.i—50c
Corp
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Alaska
—
Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
% May
1,200
*
„
23
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
__
3
1
Aero Supply
Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
4
— —-
JULY
STOCKS
Shares
Low
■
ENDED
for Week
A
Alloys
common
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
warrants—
Stores
FOR
July
Apr
Commercial
The
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 26, ,1954
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Par
All
American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—.—:
Alles -&
Allied
Fisher
3%
1,600
1%
Jan
3% July
ft
2%
8,000
118
Jan
2%
Feb
2lA
1,900
2% Mar
2%
Jan
7%
8 %
July
2
1
1
stock—1
Products (Mich) common
Altes Brewing Co
Aluminum Co of America—
200
2% Mar
950
27% Feb'
4'/a
800
3
Jan
96%
550
92%
Jan
99%
Apr
23%
600
22 % Mar
23%
Jan
Carter
10
350
11%
Jan
Casco
4% Jan
7 "A
July
Jan
33 %
Jun
Catalin
% May
1%
Jan
Cenco
3
4
4
95%
100
Aluminum Goods
Manufacturing.,
Industries common.
Ambrook Industries Inc
•
10
.25c
23'A
23'A
*
—
Aluminum
9%
6%
7'A
Air Filter 5% Conv pfd——15
{American Bantam Car Co class A
1
"V/4
Beverage
American
Book
Co
Hard
Rubber
7,000
Natural
American
'
Feb
Central
Jan
59
July
Central
Jan
13% July
Conv
22%
22 VB
22%
1,150
21'A
21'A
22%
400
20% Mar
23%
Apr
19
25%
Feb
Jun
—
50
33
Jan
37
533A
51%
54
2,200
48
Jan
2
12%
12
12%
950
600
4 Vb
5
15%
15
15%
5
.
1,000
12
3.50%
4%
Cessna
9%
6,800
8% July
14'/8
Feb
Camberlin
21 £
8%
2%
9,600
211
Feb
313
Jan
Charis
200
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
American dep
Co
£1
36%
34%
36%
1,300
23
2.40
6%
6%
6%
2,300
4
37
Jan
% Mar
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1"
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus
pfd—100
Cameras Inc
Arkansas
5
4%%
Aro
17%
17%
21%
5
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power &
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—
107
—
1
Arkansas
12%
20%
12%
113
*
,_*
convertible preferred—
4%
200
3%
900
9%
Jan
90
18%
6,300
20
20
22
11,000
12%
15,100
113
10
20%
700
50
Equipment Corp
2.50
14%
14'A
14%
2,800
dep rets reg
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Tel
-
CI
A
(ex
&
$43
—£1
of
America
8'A
paid
Jan
17%
1%
1%
1%
1.900
1%
Line
Co
120
50
Jan
26%
Jan
29 %
32
32%
200
23%
Jan
32 Va July
100
78%
72 Va
Jan
„—
■_
1,360
1,000
l'/a
Feb
Co
85 %
Jan
10%
28,500
5%
Jan
8%
Jan
II Vb
6%
16,300
5%
1,200
%
Jan
.1
ft
2,200
■in Mar
%
1,2JU
,17% Jun
19%
24'A
24 Vb
(The)
Mining—
Cable
&
Corp..
Controller
Co
12
Jan
16% July t
7% Jun
15%
16
1
6%
7 Va
4,500
5'A
5%
65,700
5%
Feb
4
Jan
5% July f
12Va
Jan;
Jan
10%
Jun
Jan
33%
Apr
10% May
50
400
8V4
30
31
700
26 V«
4
400
Aluminum
?
Products
Caribbean
Oils
Co
*
vtc
Colonial; Airlines
Colonial
■
Sand
2%
Stone
2%
16,300
7%
36
Co
11%
11%
5%
5,200
10%
11%
2,600
13 VB
12%
13%
,5%
.
*
-
>
Jan ;
3% Mar
11%
-
■
>
Jan
:
44'A May
13% Feb
Jan
10
3,6UJ
;4%
11
11%
1
Feb
31
300
36
5
3% July
2'/4 Feb
—*
—:—..._____il
—
&
3%
10c
Equipment Co
Development - ordinary..
Colts
common..
Commodore Hotel
Jan
Community
Compo
2%
300
2%
Jan
3% May
Jan
13
Mar
Feb
5% July
10'A Mar
12% May
3%
Gas
Consolidated
8
Utilities
•
Baldwin Rubber
1
13%
13%
13 Va
700
lc
3%
3'A
3%
10,600
2% May
7
6
Jan
7'A Mar
118
2 Vb
1% July
218 Mar
6%
6%
200
2%
7% July
5
5%
22,800
50c
Light & Power Ltd
2
i'tf
*
Barium Steel Corp
5'/2
1
Inc
20
13,400
9%
500
1 %
1%
1%
9,200
1
5%
5 ]A
5'A
300
1
common
Beck (A S) Shoe
Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
Telephone of Canada
common
25
14
1,400
13%
21 VB
22%
5,000
5 Va
6%
6,400
8% Mar
50c
20%
19'
21 Va
12,800
13 Va
Jan
21'A, July
1
16%
15 Va
17 Va
21,100
12 Vb Mar
17% July
'
2oV»
2 /
3,83J
22%
Feb
30'A May
12%
12%
2.0OT
10 Va
Feb
13% Mar
7%
7%
7%
1,700
7•
b*
Air
Aviation
Car-Na
Commercial
Lines
&
Engineering.'.1
Var
Corp
Corp..
i
I
34
1
1
H
7% July
6% May
5% Mar
J
%
%
900
%
1
Jun
9
13
Jun
Jan
5»A May
20'A Jan
27% May
6
May
45%
45%
45
10%
10 Vb
10%
2,500
800
40% Jan
9%
Jun
10%.
10 Va
400
17%
18%
com.*
18%
3,400
7%
7%
325
10
15
14
14
10'A
Jan
14
A
Jan
ft July
8%
Feb
10% July
9 'A July
19 Va July
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Crown
Jun
$6
Cuban
Feb
24 %
Jan
34% July
95
110
88%
Jan
96% May
Curtis
3
100
2%
3%
900
2%
3,100
8%
8%
3,800
5%
5%
700
4%
2%
1%
Jan
dep
receipts
13,400
10 Va
—*
10%
1,900
■
8%
9'A
2,300
7%
Jan
19%
19%
300
17%
Jan
5
87%
83%
7,400
73 %
1
(ord
5%
5%
300
July
July
,
(Md)—1
"A"
4%
3% Mar
reg)__£1
:
;—-
12%
13
Jun
;
21
600
2
1,200
•
1%
25c
-*
10
Sugar common
^5
,
1%
8%
14%
21
/
Jan
600
18
142
Jan
9Va
5,800
6%
Jan
Jun
July?
2V4
July
10
19%
155
6%
Jan
155 ft
18
!
14 %
Jun
89 Vb May ?*
Jan
5'A May
9% Feb
2,700
20
-5
partic.._^*-
;
Atlantic
Gurtis
ft
*
preferred
800
100
Hi
1
Drug Co common
Oil ^Refining common.—
Crystal
300
3
...
2,700
Ltd—
Internat'l
7%
3'A
_*
5c
Petroleum
Petroleum
34%
'
*
A
Cent
94%
95
class
Cork
7%
5%%
—_—*
Reynolds-common
Crown
33%
_*
&
preferred
Crown
Jan
9%
6% May
Jan
'Crowley Milner & Co.i
4% Mar
7'A July
11
American
11% Mar
18%
700
A
Courtaulds
Feb
Jan
Jan,
15
Creole
45% July
11 % July
Apr
10
36
14'A
$1
Apr
10'A
4
.-*
30 Vk Mar
Corroon
6% July
45
350
Co
B non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Coro Inc
._i.
22% July
'
26%
36
Varnish
Distillery Ltd—
voting
Class
Feb
37% July
1
common
17
25%
35
(H)
Class
5% May
.
Foundry & Machine Co__l
&
Paint
Corby
Jan
,
Jan
1
% May
*
Lud—_*
g
Continental
1% Mar
13% Jan
4% Feb
—
Co
10'A
Apr
Xl3%
Blauner's common
3
Blumenthal (S) & Co common—.-*
C)
6'A
Jun
6%
4
common
5%
13 %
>
.1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co
Black Starr & Gorham
class A
Jan
4% July
9
May
1% Jan
22 %
1
1
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson & Hedges
common...
Inc
9%
50c
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Jun
-19'A May
703
12%
Feb
15%
Jun
1,500
9%
Cook
Ltd
Refractories
13
Apr
9%
22'%
9 Va
27
Continental
3'A July
7
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los AndesAmerican shares
5%
Jan
22 Va
22 Va
9%
10
Continental
Feb
8% May
11% Apr
common
3%
July
22'A
_—
Oil—
Continental
Gas—
15
Jan
Inc..__——1.25
Royalty
Continental
&
9%
1,100
10
...
Engineering Corp
Colsolidated
-
.1
Service...1
Machinery—■"
1956—:____i„
to
ext
Consolidated
July
Inc..„—:—__si
Public
Shoe
Vtc
16'A July
Cbii._i'j—____ 10
Manufacturing
.
Apr
1,400
Jan
24
1
Mar
163
May
10
Jan
_
*
Jun
'
Cuban
Tobacco
Lighting
Inc
Co
18
-18
100
18
22
Jan
,
9%
Apr
t
Jun
2.50
5
Jan
5
common.—
Manufacturing
Feb
*
common
12
Feb
14
6
Jan
7% July;
16 Va Feb'
(Mo)
July
t
*
■'
Bourjois Inc
1
3%
Foote Gear
Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—*
Breeze Corp common
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Manufacturing Co
8'A
'
*
common
American
Oil
American
3% July
2% Jan
Apr
1% May
x6%
4%
24
9'A
Jan
25
July
rets
Co
ord
bearer
$5 convertible preference—
preference
Rubber
Co
Jan
Jan
Davidson
.
Day
23% Mar
21
27 % May
100
3%
318
300
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
—♦
109%
108 % 109%
175
89%
Jan
53%
53 %
150
16'A
15%
16%
3,100
7%
7%
600
14%
15%
2,900
15
preferred
July
16%
Jun
24%
22%
24%
5,300
20 %
Jan
8%
8%
300
6%
Jan
4
4
50c
3,700
100
11%
4
Feb
July
9%
14
200
10%
200
8
Jan
13%
—
9
2.50
9%
10%
10
preferred
11
Jan
7 %
14%
3,100
11
Mar
ft
%
18,700
3 %
3%
8'A Jan
15% July
4
July
24% July
9'A
Jun
9%
Jun
11%
Jun
15%
Jun
Mines Ltd—
Gray
&
A___!
35
30
Iron
Detroit
Foundry
Mfg Co
Hardware
Steel
Distillers
300
18
140
140
5'A
500
4%
Apr
700
16'A
Jan
20
133%
Feb
13%
400
12'A
1%
1%
6,300
2 Vb
1%
2%
2,1O0
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Biscuit Corp
12'Ac
%
3%
3,300
%
Jan
2% Jan
ft Jan
4% Mar
26 Vb
26%
500
26
24 Va
2o
Ltd..
11,400
'
11%
Calamba
Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Co
Ltd
13,600
5%
200
Diversey
Dome
dep
rets
(The)
ord
Jan
1
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
1%
1%
.1%
9,700
4s
Bridge
2.50
Dominion Textile Co
Ltd
Brewery
Dragon
Ltd
-1
——:
.—
Cement Co Inc.——:
4'3
1,200
5,200
1ft July
2Vb Mar-
Feb
3
10 Vb
Jan
6 %
100
11%
1,200
6
11%
--9
Feb
Jan
9 Vb
6
Feb
7% Mar"
800
5
July
7% Mar
4.9C1
7%
19%
Jan
70
84%
3,900
43
18%
17%
18%
2,300
15 Vb Mar
40
Harris Co————1.—————10
Jun
Apr
Class
6 % May
Dunlop
4V'8 Mar
July
2%
11%
lT%
11%
4,800
Jan
13%
11%
11%
12%
7,900
10
Feb
12% July
ft
20,300
4
Jun
513 Mar
28%
550
23%
Jan
28% July
118% 118%
150
1
4-ft
4
28%
28
4
3
*
20
Dredge & .Dock Co Ltd
Homestead
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Williston
*
"l%
"2%
17,900
3%
318
14,100
67%
2
3ft
67%
10
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
2%
900
1
5%
5%
5%
22,300
6c
(Oils Ltd
Minerals
2%
2'A
2%
5,000
1%
1%
1%
11,700
10c
1*
33.
Feb
92
Mar
29%
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common—-—*
Canadian
9%
.
2ft
2ft
Feb
1%
Jun
3
Apr
31
4'A
Apr
Jun
8%
8%
4,900
37 V2
40 Va
550
33%
Jan
40 Va July
48 %
48 Va
100
40'A
Jan
48 Va July
11%
12%
20,400
12% July
8% July
9% Mar
Laboratories—
common
10c
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
9Vb
Jan
2%
10s
1
Durham Hosiery class B common—
Duro Test Corp common
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common—10
Apr
4%%
Eastern
67% July
1%
Duraloy
Apr
84% July
19% May
Feb
3% July
3 Vb
Jan
3%
Rubber Co Ltd—
American
6ft Mar
29%
4%
B)
8%
26
3%
3%
1,200
8%
SVt
300
6%
7
30-/2
1.500
31%
l.iOd
7% May
9%
5
7
25 Vb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
July
33 Vb
Jun
Feb
Apr
5 3'A
2'A July
1% Jun
(Allen
A
—I—*
.Jan
Feb
118% July
3% July
23% Apr
Apr
Co
Marl
18% July
13 Va May
300
9
79
Power
•
5»A
*■
10
Jan
2}?
Jun
6%
Feb
3 ft May
3
Apr
prior preferred—
Malleable
Iron
Eastern
States Corp
preferred series A
$6
preferred series B—r.—
$7
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2
preferred
8%
8%
8,400
—100
61 Va
62%
725
25
24%
24%
20
13 Va
8% July
10 Va
Jan
Jan
66 Va
Feb<
22% July
25%
Feb
13 Va
July
July
July
60 Va
7,400
8
Jan
1*
169
175
200
147
Jan
175
165
600
1
,
6%
Corp common...—-.——*
Drilling & Exploration Co.—1
Draper
7
Jan
Apr
May
5
T.P%
-6%
"5 %
5%
10'A
•
13% July
6% Mar?
31? July
16%
%
11%
<■,
common_ij._*
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow
3!3
.
Gerp: cOmmon—~—l,
Ca ;Ltd_i_^_'_iJ:^=^*.
13 %
12
—1.
Ltd
Dominion Steel & Goal JorlL-stock.^;..'.*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.—_•
3% Mar
*
*
common
see page
2
Apr;
2%
25c
reg—
Corp—,
Exploration
3
1
Canada
2%
5
6%% preference
Por footnotes
2
5'/a
2
*
.
Co
Insurance
Canada
10c
50c
2%
26% July!
27 - Jun:
Ltd—
Co
Air\erican
DuMont
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Apr I
2% July
22'A Jan
—1..
Jun ;
Jun t
14%
-
Duke
C
145
1% May
26 Vb
Driver
American
19%
Jhn
2%
1
10
Jun i
5% Jan
Jan
.1
Mar
30
Jan
140
13%
2%
x27%
30
4%
6 Va Mar ?
2
1A «Ian
160
18'A
30
18
Jun
5% July
1
Devoe & Raynolds class B
Oils
6,300
1%
12%
850
6'A
,»
Products
Devon-Leduc
13'A
1ft
«
_50c
13%
5,300
6
1ft
Manufacturing—1
Detroit
53 % July
18%
14%
15 %
.
Jan
Jan
6%
15%
*
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
x50% May
15% May
class
6 VB
...
Gasket
Detroit
109% July
53%
1
10c
—
7%
13%
1—.2.50
Inc
Co
7'A
7%
Mfg class A common.——5
debenture
——.——100
8%
15% July
3%
Mills
common.—
Detroit
23% May
22,400
—.1
i—
Inc
Stores
Inc
Dennison
4% May
18%
15%
Hosiery
Rubber
Dejay
Jan
14%
._*
common
5%
Dairies
Brothers
Mines
Dayton
Feb
3%
2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Buckeye Pipe Line..
Budget Finance Plan
6Vb
14%
*
1
common
5% Mar
1
^__10s
1
common
-
5% Mar
junior preferred...10
convertible
518
5,300
•
Distillers
Co
25%
10s
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
Brown Company common
Forman
25%
5ig
_10s
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
cumulative
25%
*
Crystal
Davenport
6% Mar
Jan
Mar
21%
•*
Daltch
Apr
Tobacco—
Canadian
n
Julyi,
700
1
10%
9%
9%
Fire
»■
.Jan:
10
10
Co—
July
7%* Apr
41
Feb
12
Hosiery
.
9
10
Co
Inc
'
Apr
1,250
9%
——
Manufacturing
Neon
7%
38% July
*
Co
24 V*
Apr
?
Feb!
.
1
L
D
22
300
Jun
July
18%
2 %
9%
.Camden
{,
Jan5
112
Jun
*
Feb
July *
.
Va
Jun
9%
Burry
6
Apr
•
"%
July
6%
Jan
5
4 %
17%
7% May
1
Burma
U Vb
36 %
1
1%
Baker-Raulang Comany
7%
11
Feb
5
Wire
100
4,000
60c
10 Va
5%
1
Jan
36 %
'"
10
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
3,500
4ft
(EL)
! May
•
9%. Jan
Jun
8%
ft
Feb
1%
3|i4
Bruce
9
Jan
:
26%
8%
4
Brown
94'A May ?
July
1
A
2nd
7%
""""
'
July ?
8% Mar
-
Jan
-r
12
11% July
11%
1
4%
87
-
22 V4
—.1
1
Bailey & Selburn Oil
$3
"
—.2.50
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Brown
80
6% July
25
5
123% July
Jan
14'A Mar
Amer
10
2
10
common
America
of
ft3
Clayton
98% July
1% May
100
10%
British
100
1,100
250
Coastal
300
dep
70
;¥,
6%
93
23%
Feb
600
Amer
80
6 Va
1
22 Va
1%
16
British
Jan i
12 Vb
Jan
13
British
July
3%
150
75
1
15%
Brillo
Apr
8%
Jan
4,100
29
Jan
Club
1%
120
10%
Corp
■'■'j:
*
5%
3%
7%
Jan
Jun
12%
>Brad
;
28%
9%
7%
80%
3% Jan
67%
Jan
98%
97
_—1
May
875
colon
'53)—*
' Jan
6
3
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
.Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Jan
14% July
16
(H
19,100
8'A
16% Mar !
Jun
4'A Apr
1,400
Clarostat
Feb
13
Bohack
5%
4%
14'A
r
Feb
*
Bickford's
5,700
5,200
1,500
Claussner
23
51
3
:Bell
3'/a
ii
Claude
Jun
Ayshire Collieries
Barcelona Tr
1,200
4%
3
common
Oil
Jan
July
19%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Basic
15'A
4%
Jan ;
'
Coast
Oil
14%
'
Feb
4Vb
.
12Vb
Clark
Jun
12% July
117
*
6%
Jun
75
Clark
on
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Banff
3
1
Cockshutt. Farm
div
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Class
200
73 Vb
24%
Jan
Jan
Mar
,
%' May
City Auto Stamping.5
City Specialty Stores. Inc common
1
4%% convertible preferred—_——-50
Feb
Tel—
arrear
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec 22
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
j.—
Atlantic
15%
113
%
11%
18% July
Jari
Vb" Jan
110
75
5%
—
4
_•
109%
Jan
12%
44
Associate Electric Industries—
American
105
14%
Ma*
I
28,200
12
Circle
6% Jun
4'A Jun
Jan
10%
107%
4%
10'A
10%
115
100
%
5
Chief
shares
Jan
Apr
750
111%
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
.—4
Jun
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Jan
121
%
300
preference
Co
Corp
Charter
Ltd—
rets reg_.
80 %
7% July
121 V July
5
Cherry-Burrell common
V
Anglo-Iranian Oil
Feb
series
»*
series—_—*
Light 4% pfd
Aircraft
8%
9
Jan
2%
3 VB
Investors Inc
Convertible
9
2
7
800
3%
Century Electric Co common—.
Century
Apr
15% July
Jan
,
700
7%
5
Corp
$1.50
$1.40
preferred
2%
5
20c
Feb
7% Apr
7%
7%
-
29%
10% May
4
Jan
14
Central Maine Power Co—
58% May
13'A Mar
4'A
.
Jan
25% Mar
25% May
% May
4% July
Ohio .Steel Products
2,800
pfd—25
Secur
Illinois
Power &
29%
36'A
11% Apr
Jan
May
7%
111
Ltd.
Explorers
preference
preference
Conv
•*.'
Jun
5Va
22%
-1
1
-1
Central
22,000
28 Va
36'A
,11
-10
Co
Central
5%
29'A
3,100
113
America
Mar
5%
*
4%
&
of
6% May
Jun
1
5'A
M)
Corp
7%
1%
12,200
r
.,
High
Ltd—
(A
45%
IS July
5%
12'/a
*
1
pfd—
$5
Corporation
150
10
Gas Co 6%
Castle
1,000
900
5'A
11%
dep rets B ord——2s 6d
(J W) Co common
1
Products
common—...;———*
13%
1
Light
Low
5%
—■*
common.—;
&
High
American
53 Va
41
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-•«
11%
2.50
„
Power
fot Week
of Prices
»
5
19.50
1
§ Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
12%
20
Republics
■
Carolina
51 Va
25
Amurex Oil Development class A—
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products...
'
Carnation
Apr
13
—
25
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper common
I
Apr
Co
&
July
,
4% July
52'/a
100
Co
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co
American Meter Co
American
23
l'/a
.1
common
9%
1,700
"l'/a
American
American
3
33
Carman
Carreras
preferred—
American
Jan
6
29%
29 Vb
29 %
1
Feb
3,800
3% May
1
Capital City Products common—
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
VB
2%
3
5
~4
~4
4
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Sales
rRange
Sale nice
Low
2 Vb
3 Vb
2%
Week's
Last
American Slock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
3%
1
Allied
cumulative
Low
10c
common
Pictures Corp
Internat'l Investing cap
$3.75
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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12
1,100
32
7%
%
%
/
Industries Inc—
Amer
Jun
17 % July
78
14 y2
7%
14
11%
2%
*
1% Mar
21% May
14%
24%
800
25 ¥4
25 ¥a
Feb
Jan
;
W
Communication
Apr
36%
25 ¥4
Jan
15 3A
100
280
;
1%
1
1
__1
Rights
82
%
11 %
pfd—25
conv
Rapids Varnish:
iGreat
45 y2
1%
Manufacturing po—__^.5
Gray
40
81
50
4
Co
.Graham-Paige Motors 5%
53
1
^
ia
48 ¥2
*
:
Consolidated
¥» /
52
_^_—*
-
preferred
prior
20
Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co——
Marconi International Marine
Jan
8%
20
5
AGodchaux Sdgars class A———*
•
.
Inc
Co
97/a Mar
i
Jan
%
4,500
23
11%
*
Corp
Manischewi.tz
'
(Globe
Jan
34%
July
9% Ju»
200
:
1
Apr
3 Y*. Mar
2% July
27
10%
(Thp)
Mangel Stores
Jan
10
12 ¥4
7 ¥4
1
Jan
8
i7ff
16 3A
1
10
T,
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Jan
22%
8 ¥4
:
...9%
42 %
34% Jan
300
l5%
r—--1
—
,
Jan
2»/4
common—
5
Jun
7%
2,700
'%
16%
Chain^
Steel
Lynqh
118% Mar
105%
12
12 ¥4
*
iGlenmore Distilleries class B
1%
Jun
Apr
,
150
2%
28
% July
15
5
25c
Groceterias" class A
105% May
22 ¥4
8 ¥4
*
Realty
Lunkenheimer
11% Mar
Apr
3,900
8
—10
Coal
Jan
1 % May
2,500
''
iGlen. Alden
Apr
114 %
25
4,700
15% July
41%
23
5
—10
preferred—.
conv
Class B
Locke
2ya Mar
1% Mar
8,400
116
~2¥a
*
1
common
Co
(Gladding McBean & Co
107%
102%
1
Mines
"l¥a
"1%
.
116
*
1
Corp
Jan
700
»
47
9%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
——1
Longlnes-Wittnauer .Watph Co—__1
Louisiana Xand & Exploration—„—1
Mar
29
10
_*
J
Jan
105
^1
Corporation
(AC)
"Gilchrist
~*1 %
"l%
"l3/4
.26
1-1,200
cum
Loblaw
7% July
9% Jun
Jan
105
28 ¥4
Jn
Jan
2%
.
5
.—r—50c
Tourneaju (R G) Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
"5% cumulative preferred
Apr
18
.
5 A Mar
„
8%
preferred
20
$6 preferred—*
Yellowknife
"Giant
_
200
r
(
Service
preferred
$5
1,800
j
9%
27
28
50c
.
7¥a
.
9%
•
30 %
107/a
40%
27
28
Apr
25
1,900
15%
~2%
9¥a
Jun
8%
14%
15
•
73A
Apr
47%
University——
Le
l7/a Jun
Jan
16
~
5%
Georgia Power $6 preferred-;
#
7 ¥4
7ft
£1
Plywood Corp common
convertible
General
8%
44
44
1
—
common—
Lefcourt
7% July
Jan
1%
900
t
pfd A^_—10
General Fireproofihg common.:
.5
'General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
f
100
.
Apr
5
!—.'
of
Extension
Salle
5%
13% July
Jan
4'/4 July
700
1%
1¥4
:'13/4
25
dep rets ord reg
Corp
14
-1
-1
Inc
Delaware
& Sessions Co
Lear'Inc
Apr
'
T_—♦
preferred
Finance
Jan
~27/b
Lakey Foundry & Machine
..J General Electric Co Ltd—
•
11
33%c
20c
1
Mines Ltd
Lake Shore
27% July
Jan
:'11,500
13 y2
6¥a
%
com—1
Supply Corp
convertible
5%
4 ¥2
13 ¥4
7 ¥2
*
Alloys Co__
General
1
"4 ¥2
13 ¥2
"4%
1
1
Mfg Co common
Corp
c_:—'
300
*
common——
Company
Laclede-Chrlsty
L'Aiglon
Jan
6% Feb
157/a Jun
Jan
3,300
100
Acceptance
Warrants
Co
Forge,Co
Kroy .Oils
Ltdr_,._
Krueger Brewing Co__
Lamson
27%
25 ¥a
2IV4
106%
26 3/4
common
preferred—
General
t
Co
Power
13%
Kropp (The)
G
Gatineau
1
12 3A
Rubber Co————10
Knott Hotels Corp_^__^—Jn
5
Koba'cker Stores
7.50
Lamsorr Corp
V
Apr
(I B)
4%
10% Jan
i
1
37 %
105
May
97/a July
A Jan
1.25
'
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1,000
38,400
;
3'/2 July
4% Jan
3%
1
Brewing
Feb
Jun
106
Jan
26 ¥4
103
U, Co Ltd————1
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(D
2¥a
1% July
100
Apr
102
Jan
1ft
1ft
Jan
Jan
2 ¥4 Mar
22,100
—_1
——„
Lake G
Kleinert
May
Jan
65% Jan «
9%
9%
"
..!:%
Brewing Co
(Geo
Klein
21
71
1%
15 %
Jan
AprJan
2%
____-10
preferred
Feb
11%
Jun
5%
1%
33%
1
Products
Kirkland
Apr '
-
50c
Jun
"
4,800
>
14¥4
1%
5
Co
&
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
6y*
Jan i-
Inc
Kingston
72%
37/8
9%
—2,200
93%
91
deposit receipts ord reg_£l
(Peter)
u%
us
33%
Kings County Lighting common——*
4% cumulative preferred—
50
,
; Ford Motor of France—
l
American deposit receipts bearer--
,
6y8
6>/4
Kennedy's
Key go common
Kidde
(Walter)
5 »A Mar
17%
>7,300
1%
150
15
pfd—100
1
Co
Feb
Ltd—
Co
American
«
:
10 y2
207/s
•
11,500
— 300
7,800
4,300
1%
1%
15
—
"
-
A non-voting
Class B voting
■\
*
800
5 7/b
Kaw'neer
29% July
2ya Jan
Jun!
3% July :-,
43 y2 Jan i-
6,700
54%-
20
20 v2
1
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)
3%
.
•
:- '5 %t
5%
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1%
3%
3%
3%
1%
*
Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Jun
24 ¥2
Jan
1A
:
5
*
Motors
Kaiser
Feb
1
May
20 y»
■
J9.300
-
'
il
I
——
>
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2.50
j.
lA
v3y8
53%
——*
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f Firth
Sterling Inc_l
*
iy8
1V4
25c
;
Petroleums Ltd
* Federated
July
5¥a
1ft Feb
'
Ltd
t Fargo Oils
common.,
Inc
Co
Ltd-.
Oils
Jupiter
1
10c
*
15c
1
Co
3% July
41
Jun
A Jan
-ft Jan
3,800
Apr
;■
Glass
O'Mahoney
Julian & Kokenge
4% Feb
3% July
200
23 ¥2 Mar
Jan
2,000
—10
f
| Fairchild
,,r-
Mar
86,000
7/a
High
Low
High
•
Jun
105
800
41
iV
Pipe Line
Jerry
15
Jun
,
3 ¥4
3
Warrants..;
Eureka
Jan;
101
200
...
18%
17 ¥4
4 ¥4
25c
$1 or
Jeannette
13¥4
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
13% Mar
23% July
6¥a
38
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Jun
Jan
10
14 ¥4
6¥a
1
-
10 ¥4
19¥a
102 ¥2 102 V2
1
Corp
Par
24,600
23
:
Migh,
Low
•;
1,700
11%
14%
_100
pfd—
5%
Electric
Empire District
'
,
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Last
,STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22 ¥s
23
1
Electrographic Corp common
Shares
11
I_l5
23
for Week
Low
♦
JULY
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
.
Sale Price
<-
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Par
„
31
(375)
Jun
Apr
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(376)
.
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Par
Niagara Share Corp common......
of Prices
Low
Niles-Bement Pond
Mines
STOCKS
Low
1,100
17
Jan
25
21%
8,200
16 %
Jan
900
1%
Jan
Sentinel
22% May
2 4i Jun
2%
2 %
2%
1
4%
4%
4%
10.400
3%
%
%
%
37,200
%
Jan
1
1%
1%
1%
800
1 %
Jan
North
American
200
37%
Apr
North
Canadian Oils Ltd_
North
Central
Texas
Penn
Northern
RR
Ind
Servomechanisms
Shawinigan
Jun
Sherwin-Wiiliams
Jan
3i\
Feb
27%
Jun
4%
Jan
Shoe
Jun
91%
Apr
Sicks
4%
Jun
&
of
87
87
100% 101 %
101 %
pfd__ 100
20
150
87
Okalta
4%s
Oils
Okonite
95 %
101% Mar
Jan
Oil &
Signal
Old Town Corp common.
40c
cumulative
Co
Oliver
United
Inc
Filters class B
,
Ltd
1
{g Mar
98
Jan
8%
600
lft July
200
19%
5
4
72% July
8% Feb
50'
9'A
Jan
6% July
Jan
15% Mar
20
3% May
9,800
1
—
Securities—
May
July
1
5
Smith
Gas &
5%'/<.
5%
Co
Jan
South
Jan
49 %
July
South
48
450
37%
17%
17%
100
13% Jan
17% July
1st
5
21%
'21%
22
1,500
Electric 6%
1st
pfd___25
36%
x35%
36%
2,300
preferred—
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred.
5%
Jan
25
30%
31
original
31
200
33%
Jan
94% July
106 % Mar
31
July
24%
25
5
t
—
Jun
29
July
Southland
29
July
Spencer
28'A
28%
400
26%
Jan
28% Mar
104% 105%
300
98%
Jan
Jan
33% May
6% Jun
15 % Mar
22% July
33%
34
7,400
29
35%
4
100
__
4
97%
Jan
105
!_*
Pacific
Power &
Pacific
Public
$1.30
1st
2 %'
1
Light 5%
7%
7%
7%
pfd
100
common
Israel
Oil
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
51
3,200
4%
100
7%
8
2o%
—
Corp
Chemical Company,,
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130
46
2ud
41
300
38%
1,200
2 0"/8
7UO
2o%
-
Jan
73
1%
44,200
2%
2'/a
3
27,600
2
Jun
3
July
Standard
5
4%
5%
14,000
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
Standard-Thomson
GO
....
Co,_
shares.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie:
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
6%
1st
of
3,850
4%
100
69%
71%
1,900
'/ft
5%
1,100
3%
3%
3%
200
21%
21%
500
10s
5% -Jan
14%
35% May
3 %
43
4%
Jan
5%
Jun
"2%
14,700
3%
4,100
~T% Jail
2
65%
common__2.50
18%
18Va
19%
2,100
18% July
6'A Mar
6%
6%
300
l
2%
2%
300
10
24%
24%
200
2%
3%
6,300
2%
2.50
6%
6%
2,300
_L__*
common
50%
49%
2.50
50%
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd,
l
l
1%
*
Public Service of Colorado—
4 % %
cumulative preferred
Jan
11% July
Apr
-16%-July
3 IB
20,500
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common.,....,
io
.
600
700
9%
2,300
102
,5
Pyrene Manufacturing
102
*
1 %
12%
9
9%
38%
102
38
50% July
"
•
1 % May
10 Va
8
Jan
.
Jan
98% May
500
31%
4
July
1%
>
14%
Jan
Feb
Feb
X103
16%
38
300
14
Jan
38% July
16% July
24
Apr
40%
Jan
Swan Finch Oil
Talon
Jun
Inc
Class
Cement
ft
class
B
27
27%
50
21%
Jan
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thlokol
Thor
Reading Tube Corp
Reda
i
Pump Co
Regal
Reis
Shoe
Reliance
:
Electric
&
Rico
22%
9,000
23%
7
Engineering
100
&
Roofing
Tishmafi
Todd
Shipyard
Toklan
Radiator
9%
~9%
7,100
36%
2%
2%
2,000
2,400
Empire
Oils
27% July
True
Temper
~2%
2%
2%
500
50c
American- dep
rets ord
2%
2%
2%
2,200
97%
96%
97%
260
£1
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Rotary
Rowe
Electric
(The)
Royalite
Steel
Corp
Oil
Co
Russeks Fifth
Ave
Feb
28% July
_
8%
Jun
9 % Mar
$3.75
Elastic
United
Molasses
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
3% Jun
9 % Mar
17%
1,200
18% Mar
Jan
common
37
35%
37%
1,903
32%
1
11%
11%
11%
1,800
*
:
11%
11%
11%
3,000
10% May
10% Jun
24%
24%
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Co
5
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum,
Ryerson & Haynes common
1
of
Milk
10
Co
common,—
Co
United
1,400
3
-5
2%
1
5
25%
x3
5%
900
5
Feb
Jan
Jan
22% July
9%
Jan
20%
Jan
33
3,200
3,700
26
5%
3%
5%
400
12%
12%
2,000
x9%
Jan
14%
28
100
20%
Feb
28
4
3%
5%
Jan
Feb
Jun
July
2,600
2% Mar
18%
1,525
9%
Feb
18'A July
11%
400
10%
Jan
14%
10%
600
10% July
52% Feb
13%
Feb
62
Jun
11% May
14%
Jan
11%
10'A
60%
61%
700
13
12
13%
94,100
17%
4%
Apr
July
21% July
17% Mar
28
108
13%
—
22
2,900
13%
2,600
50
13
%;■'
13%
30%
—
9
108
21
12%
;
31
7%
200
9
7..
22%
22%
•
.
34%
37'A
.
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1,900
1
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3,200
400
.
1,000
4%
106
Jun
.
53%
3%
%
•
51
3%
%
Mar
'
24
Jan
j,
15% May
16% May
j
10% May
21
Jan
7
Jan
32% May
9% Mar
i
Jan
22%
Jun
•
34% July
44%
Feb
1
18%
600
44%
101
101 %
2
2'A
2,GOO
1%
1%
12,500
1
3%
7
3%
6%
3%
900
7
36,400
25
26%
18%
_
75
19
2%
99
10
20%
Jan
N
United
Mar
10%
May
Jun
22% May
39% Jun
94
RR
J
Profit
United
U
U
S
series
of
26 %
July
70
16%
Jan
19 ya
Feb
2%
Feb
•
S
Co
43 V*
43
43%
1,800
33%
Jan
8%
Feb
$4
convertible
S
and
$5
1st
1,000
2%
Jan
3 % Mar
U
S
Radiator
4%
Jun
5%
U
S
Rubber
common
57%
60
12
12%
300
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd,.;,,
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
_i
2
2%
2u
19,900
1ft
Jan
2%
5%
5%
600
4j/4
Jan
b,/8
32%
98%
250
~6
1%
17,300
32%
33%
600
30%
Apr
75
6%
Apr
8%
4%
Jan
5
Jan
236
7
7
1
^100
231
94
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
98% Mar
Feb
89
6% July
36
Feb
Jan
common
J*
7,900
46
660
36%
Jan
40% May
14% Jan
44%
25
.
38
38
38%
10
10
10%
1,400
10c
3
3
3 %
20,000
1
19 V8
18%
19%
1,500
*
12 Ye
72
72%
375
1
60
*
Reclaiming Co.:
100%
5%
1
.
8-%
•
1
1
8%
60
8%
2,800
3,800
.
__
2%
Jan
4%
July
Feb
16% May
19% July
62
72% July
62% July
39%
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9% May
102
500
5%
6
2,000
4%
Apr
7%
Feb
1%
1%
2,700
1% Mar
2%
Jan
3
2%
3%
3,200
Jan
57%
.
9% July
1 %
_50c
common.
58%
100 -
Jan
5% Mar-
Jan
46
1
.
Apr
%
Jun
36%
45%
__
221
3% July
—25
preferred..
Insurance
10
A Apr
■
10
_
Corp
231-
25
common
common
Feb
Jun
Jan
57%
100
28%
29%
200
2%
2%
2,400
6%
900
88
Jan
102
3 % Ji'ly
56
Jun
67%
23'A
10
July
Jan
33
Apr
May
Jun
25c
8%
98
75%
6%-
_10s
registered
preferred with warrants..
Stores
5 Ye
44% July
Ltd—
International Securities
1,500
98%
•
U S Foil class B
U
3%
Jan
common. _50c
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
Jan
8,309
*
Canal
Specialties
Feb
4%
20
ord
&
5%
Jan
4
JL00
_
Sharing
13%
2%
4%
A
Omaha..
Air
25% July
12
July
7
Jan
Jan
4
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
Jan
GO
3% May
2% Mar
4
18%
_»
preferred
14%
1
July
2% May
2% Jan
Jan
California—
rets
1,400
8
102
Jan
1%
1% July
5
_
Co.
Corp
Feb
Milling Co Ltd..
4% Mar
1,000
10c
Porducts
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
1%
Mar
57 %
Jan
3%
2
1
6
ig July
900
1,300
101
San
Carlos
Steel Co
Scurry Oils Ltd
.J
Western
2%
1,700
2%
18%
1,400
15%
17
18%
1.800
17
1
1
50c
\i
Selby Shoe Co
~7%
1
;
2%
•
12.50
n«D">
.<*-
U July
13 July
July
12% July
2%
23
lis
6,600
7
7%
5,700
5%
Jun
7%
2%
2%
600
1%
Apr
2%
13
14%
400
12%
Jan
13
14 y8
800
9% Mar
1%
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Mar
Co
10
~2%
5
22% Mar
2%
Jan
29% July
3
Feb
V
Valspar Corp
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
Apr
Venezuelan
Jan
Venezuela
Jan
preferred.,
6%
*
Steel
Petroleum
Syndicate
1
Inc
Corporation
'
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Manufacturing
25'
24%
25
800
24%
23%
24%
20c
3%
3%
5%
1.000
1
6%
5%
6 %
12,000
1
10
♦
6,400
5
May
7
74
5
Co.J
Vinco
Vogt
6 %
1
common
convertibel
Jan
14% May
15 Va July
common
Sugar
Jan
20 Va Mar
14
1
Inc
1.200
Jan
Jan
July
60
1
'
Airlines
Securities Corp General,,
""or fontn'ifpo
2 %
18%
18%
50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Bros
2%
18Va
•
common
Jan
9% May
l
Inc,
Scullin
Seenian
.
38%
1
Schick
Seaboard
HT
5%
5,500
Jan
90
July
22% Mar
25
July
23%
Feb
32%
3%
Jan
4%
4% Jan t
Feb
Jan
Jan
6% July
28
14 %
1
110
3%
100
|j
Apr
9% Mar
53%
—1
Feb
Feb
19%
S A Mar
.1.25
Corp
Products
dep
Universal
common
20%
18%
Universal Consolidated Oil.
Corp Ltd
300
21%
*
Yards
Aircraft'
Amer
United
St Lawrence
22%
17%
20
Corp.
preferred
United
22
Jan
20
70c
Canada
9% July
3614 July
3% Jun
20%
3%
1:
__
__
_
of
Gas
Feb
19%
Jan
Apr
18%
i-_ —_1
common
Chemical
Jan
19%
2%
2%
61%
.
Realization
United
22
5
l%July
800
21%
20
Ltd.
Unexcelled
Apr
Jan
2,400
1
Ulen
34%
Jan
Apr
1%
2%
July
24%
Feb
2%
9"%
22%
22%
0
Union Stock
89
15% Mar
Jan
1%
10%
__
Jan
,5
Ltd
Ryan Aeronautical
5
Inc
United
__l
pfd F,__.100
.
9'A
Jun
2%
warrants
%
7%
5%
38% July
12% July
1%
25c
Corp
Jan
22
16%
600
*
Inc
preferred.
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
1°6
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc,
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Fen
700
800
9%
11%
1
pfd
Toledo Edison 4'A%
25 %
1
Argentine Mining Co...
18
Feb
17%
13 %
Corp
Oil
33%
Jun
Jan
2%
29% Mar
13%
21%
Corp
Royalty
Union
9%
5% Mar
9%
rets ord registered
£l
Amer deposit rets def registered.—5s
Jan
35%
Jan
Amer deposit
6%
*
4%
12%
1
Investment
,
600
18%
_
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Union
7 % May
7% May
5%
17
*
£2';
7% July
400
11%
Jan
13%
1
Inc
Jan
100
Feb
4%
100
Jun
Realty & Construction.!- i—1
Allied StocksluL%__'jV L
5
6%
1,500
15%,July
8
3,800
4
Tdbaccd'&
300
U
Feb
1,400
7'A
5
common.
7%
8%
13%
11%
Jan
5
Markets
Union
9%
15%
July
2%
1
common
Corporation
8% July
14
15% July
3%
Corp
Jan
1
;
Jan
Jan
3%
common
4%
8%.
5
Jan
Jun
13
15
Light $4.56
Co
2,000
8%
—-
3%
3,000
5
5%
common
8%
•7%
i
Inc.,,
Richmond
50
28%
1
...
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix
4%
24%
25%
8%
1
Co,,..
&
4%
24%
28%
.,6.25
Co
(Robert)
4%
*
—.10c
common
Preferred
1
10
30 % July
15%
6%
12%
common
Chemical
Thorofare
Tild
Trunz
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
25
Jan
5
A
Tri-Continental
_•
Jan
25
15%
•
Trans Lux Corp
__
Jan
16%
1,550
10%
1
common
Technicolor
Trans
Quebec Power Co
41 %
3,000
30
15%
25c
Inc
Corp
Tampa Electric Co
9% May
50
16
38
38
2% Mar
175
38%
May
44% July
113 % May
_
8
600
8,700
3%
7
Feb
9%
11%
15%
1 %
3% May
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
12
B
Drug common
:
Supermarkets Corp
Portland
700
23%
1
common
Ray
Sunrise
Superior
Jan
25%
;40%
14%
3 i3
Producers Corp of Nevada
Gas
5%
Jan
3%
250
11
14%
Co
49%
23%
Jun
8
Jan
111%
49
Jun
20
2% May
21% Jan
36
100
*
Sun
&
May
2% May
56% Jun
72% July
Jan
2%
July
3%
Feb
7%
*
2%
Jan
1%
15%
5
Jan
1,100
500
Stroock
4% Mar
1%
400
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
26
14% Mar
3.400
May
(S)
5% May
23
29%
*
common
Superior Tool & Die Co,.
2 Ye
2%
*
B)
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
common
Stinnes
(J
3%
18%
11%
3%
July
6% Mar
Jan
May
1,200
common
Stetson
2,900
500
—
Jun
4%
Jun
2,300
...
July
Feb
12%
5
17
May
14% Feb
3%
1
72
60
20
Apr
'
2%
3
1
Providence
43
%
71%
America,
Prosperity Co class
Jan
Jan
70%
preferred—
Metals
5%
12%
70%
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed
500
8.400
21%
25c
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
5 %
14%
5%
5%
(A)
Corp
Canada ordinary
Corporation,
& Co
Jan
28%
Stein
8% Mar
3%
1%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Engine Co
10c
Sterling Inc
:1
8%
55
300
5
Feb
Jun
Feb
Feb
Jan
4%
38
Jun
6
5%
5%
54
~5
of
Parts
300
Jan
38
Co
1,700
Jan
4%
1
(The)
Steel
Steel
6%
41%
3,300
*
Starrett
Mar
"7%
1,000
5%
22
1
21
„_50
Mining Co
B
20% Mar
5
_l
common
class
6% Mar
49%
4%
1
Jan
39%
70 %
__i
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
Pleasant Valley Wine Co,,,,,;.
Tube
27'A May
25% Mar
Jan
12
1
Jan
4
l
Amer
Standard
Jan
Feb
5%
■
21 %
*
Co
Corp
13%
5%
Perfect Circle Corp,
2.50
Phillips Packing Co—;
*
Phillips Screw Co...
.——10c
Ltd
B
Products
13%
13%
42%
Mines Ltd....
Jan
4%
1
common
300
6 %
14
Pep Boys (TheI
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)_„20
Piper Aircraft Corp common
July
class
Light
1,000
~7%
1
common
4%
Common
&
18%
2.50
...
60
Jan
3% Mar
26%
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Power Co,
Pioneer Gold
53
Power
18%
~6%
i
2
Pierce Governor
25
200
Standard
25%
24%
'
12%
10
18%
2
Patican Co Ltd,
4%
(Ky)
preferred
17%
18%
__2
B_;
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
GO
x4
Oil
Convertible
Feb
Jun
% July
21%.
23%
1%
Standard
28%
38
Jan
5
49%
Standard
Jan
2% Mar
1
1
10
30% July
105 % Mar
51'A July
x41
4
__1
26'A
x4
Jun
32% Mar
47
5%
Packaging Corp
Feb
Jan
32%
.
——
1
1%
1
Jun
10
•,
26% May
34% Jan
„
Inc
26%
i
Jan
51
27%
'
:
48
20
Corp
Industries
101'A
Jan
Jun
Feb
9%
Jan
26%
Jun
5%
•'
—
5
Corp common
preferred
Forgings
75
1%
5%
6,000
38
— —
1
convertible
500
lc
2,000
28%
24
Apr
Jan
50
*
20%
Amer share—1 Bol
Jan
4% May
Jun
4%
8%
27%
38
1
Inc
71
vtc
Pinchin Johnson
$1.60
Standard
Feb
Jan
41
27%
—.
Co
Standard Dredging
12% Mar
Jun
24
4%
8%
25
Corp
30%
103 % 104
--
(C A) vtc—2 Bol
Motors
Traffic
Stahl-Meyer
Standard
2%
Jun
Royalty
Shoe
Feb
1 % May
7%
common
(C A)
Apr
106% Mar
Jan
104
33,000
»
Park
Penn
10
190
3,300
May
3%
——
4%
__
25
Line
30%
Service
Pancoastal Petroleum
Class
106%
2
preferred
Page-Horsey Tubes
Pan
104
106
2%
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
104
106
*
,1
4%
'
105% May
;
Jan
600
3,800
mrm.
25
Jun
preferred,.
32
6%
'
25
27%
Airlines,,
July
22%
preference
preferred
27'/8
preferred
Jan
5
34
25
preferred
preferred
400
cum
28
6%
7%
preferred
Pipe
2,400
dividend
Jan
21%
27%
cumulative
29
Northern
July
3% May
•
7%
cumu.ative
29
$4.75
Feb
22
28
28%
4.32%
Southern
28%
$4.40 dividend
27% May
28% May
6%
25
28'A
*
May
18%
Feb
2,500
4%
__
36
Apr
23%
7,200
5
Jan
July
16
__
1
preference,.
28%
Pacific
■
22
102%
26% Mar
200
—
.12.50
4.08%
33% July
Jan
—
17%
—
*
1
convertible
28%
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
'
—-
—
1
4.48 %
36% Mar
Jan
28
Mills
common
convertible
25
Pacific
i
x54
Jan
•
£1
common
Co
cumulative
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% red 1st preferred.—___.—25
5%
4))
Jan
74
Southern California Edison—
22% May
30%
25
1st
13%
Oil
Jun
40%
"
20
common
Paper
Coast Corp
Penn
8%
1,300
1,600
22%
Corp
Manufacturing
17%
46~%
47"%
1
common
17% July
Jan
'
(Howard)
Sonotone
Soss
Jun
4.56%
Can
10% July
Jan
4%
51%
1
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
5%
Pacific
Jan
15%
'
common
Singer
4.88%
Pacific
5%
100
93%
17%
•
common
Pattern
Simpson's
15
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
3,500
Publications—
preferred
Simplicity
1,375
19 %
convertible
Jun
Feb
1%
4%
$3
51
110
6
1
July
Jan
Jan
8%
!
Jan
44 %
Jan
50%
-1
—
Jan
A Mar
15
July
2,900
8
--
2
A
common
105%
—7
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
10
92
—2
110
77%
8%
l
preferred—.
4 %
class
Co
Gas
B
200
1A
73
25
2%
6,300
72%
1%
90c
common.^
108% 109%
109%
-.100
Ltd..
Company
50
50
preferred'
4%
3%
50c
Brass Co class B common
Power
17%
__
—.—-——*
Simmons-Boardman
Ohio
10%
7%
*
class A,
Ltd
Breweries
Silex
Ogden Corp common—.J.
400
4%
92
*
Canada
America
of
Corp
Class
Ohio
6,000
9%
High
3% May
Y4 Jan
51
——100
preferred
He
17%
25
—
900
10'A
10
7%
Power—__—
common
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
2,800
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4
%
*
Wfcter
Shares
3%
5
3%
40,200
—7—20c
Inc
Mining
Denn
for Week
High
—
50
4%%
1%
2% Mar
10%
B
common
eLather
Shattuck
Feb
42%
class
18%
3%
4%
4%
4%
1
Co
Serv
42
__5
-
Pub
.
42
3
25
Oil—.
Northeast Airlines
North
42
Rayon $3 preferred_5Q
Range
Low
1
10c
1
common
Control
Corp
Seton
%
Corp
Safety
Serrick
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Norden Laboratories Corp
Radio
Sentry
5% Jan'
Apr
Is
July
•
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
23%
1
Noma Lites Inc
1
Week's
Last
American stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
"
Nipissing
23
for Week
High
21
21%
JULY
ENDED
Friday
22%
5
WEEK
Sales
Week's
30'
850
24%- Jan
31
July
14%
14%
500
12%
15
Mar
Jan
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
.
33
(377)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Sale Price
Par
Low
*
preferred
7 %
Low
Low
Watch
♦Waltham
Ward
Co
Webb & Knapp
common
4.40%
Ltd
Utilities
Texas
West
Leaseholds
Western
151
Whitman
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
& Co
Products
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wood
Woolworth
6%
500
Lt
35%
Jun
11%
17%
17%
100
19
27%
23%
26
150
25 %
Apr
28
Jan
26%
Jun
4%
4%
2,100
4
11%
10%
2,000
Mountain
6%
7%
12%
12%
400
16
A
15,400
Hamburg Elev &
-
1,350
A7s
ex
Nov
J947
1
A
13
38%
39%
1
"ill
"l%
Last
Quar-Feb
—June-Dec
1963
4s 1970
64
65%
33
63
56%
56%
56%
10
54%
96
17
94%
103"%
A6s
mtge s
Corp
Wasatch
Total
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
59.57
127.61
100.05
102.91
100.34
100.31
100.90
59.78
127.33
) 00.02
103.07
100.27
100.26
100.90
100.28
100.30
Date
339.96
•
117.16
338.64
16
July
116.80
40
July
19
20.
337.62
116.05
59.64
126.84
100.05
21
339.98
116.88
59.64
127.56
100.01
103.05
100.29
100.26
22
342.97
117.69
59.67
128.40
99.99
,103.13
100.26
100.31
July
.
.
-
_
103.15
86
48
1150
1956
1956
1941—
f gold 1945
j—
deb 6s ser A 1963
Union 6s 1959
41%
12
48
-
-
98%
100.94
+00.90
.
100.92
Range
July 19____
57.27
High
Tues.
July 20
57.23
57.13
21
141%
—
Fri.
«1%
20
94%
135
High
49.80 Feb
2
57.82
Low
44.40 Sep
16
133% 133%
128%
189%
the current year are as
143
191
93
92
104%
102
1103% 104%
*150
155
*88
'
92
.
-
(
—.
-
"
85%
91%
103
105%
99
a 102%
''
—
■
101%
103%
99%
—
104
Manufacturing
232.3
r
—0.3
273.0
275.2
v
254.4
291.2
Transportation
Utility
257.3
193.2
«
249.7
234.4
o
198.5
124.6
+
O
1.3
138.9
i,
+
0.3
235.9
»' 209.5
—1.8 A
235.3
252.6
Mining
222.7
254.4
294.1
+ 1.6
,
137.1
235.9*
Low
; 193.9
275.2
—1.0
230.7
138.9*
—
and Service
Trade, Finance,
,
—0.5
294.1
234.4*
Goods
Non-durable
High
232.3
—0.8
253.1
_a
Goods.
-1954-
Percent
Change
273.7-
233.1
102%
—
high.
93%
93%
*25
—-
132
156
'.'
134
15
156
2
85
85
1
*133
156
137
'■
102%
148%
100
*84
156
85
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
136%
135
Stocks
-V
—
63
.
66%
91
103%
101
Number
Week Ended July 23,
*102% 103%
99%
103
*100% 101%
98
102y4
Mon.
19—
20
21
97
100%
Tues.
July
103
101
102%
Wed
July
*105
107
103%
1071/,
Thurs.
101%
104%
Fri.
99%
*98
'
—
1954
14
102% 104%
99%
1
99%
*102% 103 %
—
—-.■
2
90
89
*95
175
'
175
99
—
175'A
6
97%
a
July 22
July
23___——.
2,373,620
2,575 940
2,513,C40
2,888,482
2,529,610
Total
$17,273,000
81%
152%
4,436,000
452,000
395,000
3,336,000
$19,613,000
$5,000
$2,335,000
Jan. 1
Week Ended July 23
277,611,477
4,470,550
Bonds
90
95
*95
U.
8.
to July 23
1953
1954
1953
1954
12,880,692
Stocks—No. of shares
4,229,000
_j
410,000
96
175%
3,967,000
535,000
96
89
Sales
$3,645,000
$5,000
$543,000
$3,097,000
3,432,000
3,984.000
3,834,000
2,926,000
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
100-/8
103%
102
Shares
I
United States
int'l
Railroad
oj and Miscel.
12,880,692
July
*101
'
-
A\Y\
85
83
—
102% 102%
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
135
120
*96
——
116
130%
*122%
——
•
100):
July 9, '54
——
-
*New
*90
=
54
231.7
Composite
158
9
*103% 104'/2
*102
—
*
20
:
,
101% 101%
"
150
' J+H
.
f. J
103% 103%
103 7/a
follows (1939
July 16,
Durable
■
prices of the common
and by major indus7
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing
stocks for the week ending July 16, 1,954, for composite
+
145
1145
j
1«)53
for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
50
142%
122
93
91%
4
47.32 Jan
Range
103%
try groups compared
89%
57.82 July 23
____
57.41
23
July
11)54
for
Low
July
Mon.
122
125
209,414,272
$35,000'
$5,500
Government
—
Bank
International
—
Foreign
Railroad
*93
and
$5,000
$25,000
703,000
613,000
76,275,200
57,076,340
17,273,000
1,680,000
9,735,000
456,752,600
410,015,500
$11,440,000
$533,736,300
$467,739,840
—
Industrial
'
'
——
Afap-Nov
—June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
*25
2,335,000
19,613,0G0
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
5s 1960
*25
1121%
93%
105
72%
109
133%
112
__
1
116
116
2
93%
105
'
93
105%
105
72%
17
103%
72%
90
72%
1
109
109
107
99%
1100% 100
132%
96%
105%
72%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
110
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April
1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
ABaden
(Germany) 7s 1951
—
—April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Valley 7s 1948
A6s
A 6s
series
Port
AGerman
AS
f
AHanover
A Lima
1951
&
Cons
Waterways 6%s
7s 1947
Munic
secured
AHanover
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1952
A
series B
ADanzig
State & Prov Banks—
(City)
(Prov)
6s
7s
6%s
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
No.
1939
1949
23, 1954
Range Sine®
Jan. 1
Low
High
__
547.390
19
Tues.
20
Wed.
July 21
Thurs. July 22
Fri.
Juiy
23Mon.
Bonds
Shares)
July
July
$68,000
Government
Bonds
$33,000
142
*128
*84
84
$7,000
13,000
114,000
506,925
80,000
8,000
16,000
104,000
64,000
20,000
20,000
104,000
524,505
]
82,000
9,000
602,050
86,000
9,000
1,000
96.000
2,838,785
*85
115
5
75
117
20%
95
75%
$380,000
$89,000
$57,000
526,000
Week Ended July 23
1953
1954
shares
21
94%
135
83%
123
Domestic
130
145
Foreign government
102
125
Foreign corporate
96
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1
*111
115
51
573A
41
41
Total
23
1953
2.838,785
60.670,889
$262,000
$6,678,000
$7,424,000
89.000
100,000
6,717,000
11,158,000
57.000
81,000
2,961,GOO
3,278,000
$443,OCO
16,356,000
$21,860,000
Bonds
__
—-
to July
71,814,937
$526,000
of
17%
139
Jan.
1954
1,234,120
$380,000
Stocks—No.
1
11
20%
92
*41
Total.
108
139
*573/4
$108,000
657,915
+
84
88
105
Bonds
Bonds
—
_
120
75
Total
Corporate
■
__
6
City (Peru 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-No®
Maranhao
*93%
Sold
High
June-Dec
1947
Ger
1952
*93%
Bonds
Domestic
of
Week Ended July
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Week's Range
Low
Bk of German
A"
(35 Stocks)
Closing
Date—
96%
193
May-No®
ApriZ-Oct
1940 coupon
110
4
1107% 115
—»
ACauca
I
91%
86
35
88
130
102% 102 %
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
•
93%-
97
1123
86%
——.
Central
•
Over-the-Counter industrial Stock Averages
Thurs. July 22___
195
April-Oct
Newspaper
10
10
30
Indus¬
*25
Jan-July
——April-Ocf
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Western
Co.:
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
*93
(Calif) 3s 1971.—Jan-July
& Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
West Penn Traction
bonds
closing averages of representative stocks and
compiled by Dow, Jones &
Wed.
—-Jon-July
—May-Nov
AprH-Oct
May-No®
f debentures
s
V
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
106%
United Industrial Corp—
A6%s
listed
100%
*104% 105 %
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953—;—Feb-Aug
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
4
United Electric Service Co—
'
voting-trust certificates;
"n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
w,"
the daily
are
63%
95%
1952
—
1952
Mar-No®
Trust 6V2% liq tr etfs__
coupon
..
cumula¬
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
67%
A6%s
1
"w
/
Gas
1-1947
;
'
.
.
91%
Terni
Dec
issued;
when
i,"
101%
coupon
(Hugo) Industries—
2nd stamped 1946
Dec
"w
150
132
85%
—June-Dec
;
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
with
,
.
105%
97...
Jon-July
May-No®
1978
California Gas 3%s 1970
ex
Transaction for cash
r
High
101%
11
16
-June-Dec
—June-Dec
series E
A7s
Low
No.
High
36
'
A7s
range),
in year's
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
91%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1981—May-No®
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965-——Mar-Sept
3'As series A 1973
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
Feb-Aug
27/eS series C 1976
u_Feb-Aug
3 Vbs series D 1976
Feb-Aup
A7-4s
Range Since
64%
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
Stinnes
Bonds
Friday's
99% 100%
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas
Jan
2
91
Moy-Nov
May
——
Counties
5%
July
tl50
100
Jan-July
A Ruhr
3%%
3%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Reading Tube Corp. 6s 1971
ARuhr Gas Corp 6%s A 1953
Southern
May
3% Apr
Apr
104% 104%
June-Dec
ex
Southern
13
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
Apr
11
lft Jan
9,400
I
or
Sale Price
Hydro-Electric Co—
1 1940 coupon 1960
ApriZ-Oct
.Oct .1 1947 coupon 1960
APrussiah Electric 6s
1954Feb-Aug
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
A6%s
45%
Week's Range
with-Oct
•A6%s
5%
4%
July
*—i cr V*
Piedmont
.
Apr
3Ya
1941—
1963
—,
New England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
'A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
Jan-July
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Jon-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968———Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970
3%
4
(not included
transaction
17% May
13% Jan
Jan
32%
1,400
I
1
Midland Valley RR 4%
•
32
and
„
Jan
12% Feb
107% Mar
87/a Jan
1
Mansfield Min & Smelt 7s
A
Feb
II
500
12%
12%
—
coupon,
Italian Power Realization
Leonard Tietz 7%s 1946
4%
year's
Jan
15% Jan
100
17
17
Underground
! 1 1940
Nov
with
A7s
in
bid
Apr
2%
102% Feb
--
1993
5%s 1938___—
Hydro-Electric Co—.
48
36%
3%
range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
• f
....
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
included
7% July
13%
Jan
10%
1978
& St Rys
A
Jan
i7a July
.
2y8
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
A
39 %
32
16
11% July
>10% Jan
%
1956
3%s
56
37
(not included in year's
RR—
A
Isarco
21%
Jan
6
7%
Period
1953
Power
8% July
Feb
7
900
12%
8
Guantanamo & Western RR
48
5% Mar
10%
% July
8% Jan
5s
5s
44%
52
47 %
47%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
a
Under-the-rule
n
JFriday's
Jun
17%
4%
1953
May-No®
A6'/2S ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
May-No®
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5V2s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Green
Mar
5,700
Mtg Co—
debs
(not
Jan
16
value,
Odd-lot transaction
Jan
6'/2s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
6s
principal.
8% Apr
Interest
RR
&
va
39%
3% Mar
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
AGesfuerel
e
May
A 1st
A
Mar
July
32% Apr
1
4s series A
10*
36%
*35%
June-Dec
par
6'
188 '
75
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Water
♦No
Jun
Jun
July
£1
*
Delaware Lack & Western
66%
100
__
*50%
48
Jan-July
1921
Jan
50
Low
Marrelli Elec
103%
A5 %s
July
27 %
17%
66%
66%
100
*40%
2s 2012—Jan-July
6%s 1919
Jan-July
Government
4
9'A
i
66%
100
Jan
34%
34%
9%
2
Transit Authority 3%s
ARussian
*66
_Jan-July
series E 1997—
f 2%s
s
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
de Janeiro stmpd *(Plan A)
Jan
4%
3
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Krcole
165"%
3% Jun
12,200
::
BONDS
Elmira
Apr
Extl
85
—
Rio
175
American Stock Exchange
mortgage
1%
(Republic of)
101
20
4%
4
Friday
1st
Jan
20
common
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Mortgage Bank
Jan
9%
1,100
Inc
preference
Chicago
1%
16% May
Jun
150 y8
i
102 7/a 102 7/8
100
pfd
deposit receipts
American
Apr
3
Machine
W)
(P
Peru
8%
:
Lt 41/2%
Petroleum
27% July
3
Ltd
Industries
Woodley
Jan
I
25
Pwr &
Jan
21
280
3%
3%
12%
21% July
8
common
Newspaper
W'oodall
'
152
151
1947
of Oct 1927)
(issue
High
85
*66
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2'/as 2008
3
Inc
Brothers
Wisconsin
% Jan
4
1
5
•
1
1
1
preferred
5%
37,100
1%
1
A7s
2% July
8%
Corp
Willson
Wilson
7% Feb
Jan
Low
No.
<
Jan
25%
Corp
(R C)
7'/a July
300
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Jan
110
May
1
& Co
(Wm)
River
Wichita
500
3%
25
—1
preferred
convertible
5y2%
22,200
15
105
1
5
Stores Inc
Auto
White's
1%
7%
l'/a
l'/a
100
•
pfd
Mfg_
Shoe
Corp
Whirlpool
1,300
13%
1st pfd
100
Western Tablet & Stationery com—*
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc
10
Weyenberg
27%
11/2
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
26%
2614
40o
10c
*
1.25
Inc
Manufacturing
Wentworth
'
'
750
*
7%
preference
series
$6
207/a
warrants
Baking Co
7%
Jun
5,800
20
1
1
Wasatch Corp
5y8
10
2'/a
2
Inc
Tiernan
&
1,200
3% Mar
Jan
Jan. 1
Sold
High
184
June-Dec
1951
stamped
7s
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
109% 109%
30
preferred
cumulative
$2
f Wallace
5%
2%
700
1
Waitt & Bond Inc
i
3%
5%
5%
100
.
"
Week's Range
Last
Period
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
3%
3%
•
Aircraft Co
Interest
BONDS
Shares
AMedellin
jWagner Baking voting ctfs ext
;
23
for Week
w
/Waco
JULY
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
—
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(378)
.
Monday, July 26/1954
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Last
Range
Par
Motors
Tel
American
5
Tel
&
100
_
conv
_1
Boston Edison
Boston & Maine
5&
Boston
Calumet
Cities
10
53%
68%
700
10%
271
25%
27%
34%
101
5
400
——5
101
9%
10
10
91%
96%
484
•
39%
39%
76
;
7%
(N
Oil
(Ohio)
Jan
Jan
J)—
July
July
Toledo
Edison
10
Common
—-—-—100
6%
cum
5'/c
pfd adj
Eastern
First
1st pfd class A
National
General
Inc
Island
8% July
>400
1%
55
55
28
28
22%
76c
5
75
Mar
.
v
1—
1%
55
Jan
30
24
Co—...
Ja&
44% MaJ
43
40
35%
Jan
44%
•
i,
/
V.-
18'A
43'A
Jun
44'
JlliS./
3474
36
205
28%
Jan
36 '
75
Jul3?«
;3
72%
Jan
83% Juij
71%
Jan
'
84
:37
<
r
.85
■Z
lb
87%
r>
15% Jan
90
38%
le
—
41%
-
,511
90%
32% Mar
Jftuf
42%
Maf
0
1474 May
J7,; 21% Juil
18%
18%
.
1-,
50 '
18'A July
19%
.
21
10
82%
Transit
95?.
25
60
50
54%
:
82%
.
:■.
■r
54%
/
Cincinnati
14%
21
85%
70%
51%
"
68
'
—10
.465
71%
u
43%
16% July
:
,
56%
Feb
~
:
89'
29% Jan
.
39%
Jutf.
Jult -
21'
July
70%
-
44
:
21
s
252
43
56
_
-
12% Jan
_
Juil -
'
:_
(F W)
14%
:
339
371/2
_L
:
•
Wool worth
Api18% July
37% July
54%
Jan
5074
Jan
40%
Apr "—
JulV
75%
Juf
45%
Jai
'
-
BONDS
f
Apr
55%
49
Mar
43%
45%
2,884
38%
Jun
67%
723
45%
Jan
6%
100
4%
1998.
$3,112
-
54
Mar
63
'
Jan
67% July
6%
4'As
55% July
48% Jun
64%
1
Coal
Jul#
223/4
Jan
18
*
1
j
1
Westinghouse
Feb
Jan
1
5
—
3074
Apr
34%
87%
_i___50c
—
Feb
17%
2274
55%
-•
(new)
Jun
17%
16
Jan
18%
"
26%
39%
38%
5
—
_______
Union Carbide /.-———i
10% Jan
Mar
44
285
Bakeries
Creek
1%
—•
(The) Co.
Hathaway
255
100
common
Stores
Electric
8%
100
,
—
Lines
SS
Gillette
8%
Street Ry—
40
31
43%
.
.
—
—
1
_________
Twentieth Century-Fox
105% May
41% July
U S Steel
(new)
Massachusetts
J
—/.
i
U S Rubber Co
Common
33 % July
30 »/8
,
75
l
10
—
Sunray Oil
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Eastern
18%
,:Z
15
—
Studebaker
*
f
High
60,1 Jan
37% jun
Jan
la y8
:
*
Jan
10
Jan
79
22%
Oil
Standard
272
47%
42%
36
——25
(Indiana)
Low
39%
'//
V
•
Oil
105
89 % May
/
25
36'A
35%
30
.
42%
•
Brands
Standard
10% July
28'%
"-j.
•
/
5
Co
Standard
34% July
i
«r
Pacific
Standard
54% July
May
221
10
Co
Soutnern
Southern
20% May
26% Jan
157
34
Jan
49
•«
59%
■Yi
r
Range Since Jan.l
-
187's
1.
—
Vacuum
Socony
Jun
36%
1.40
*
Feb
94%
132%
10
Tobacco Co—
(R J)
Industries
""
Shares
Hiah
5974
—
,
Regis Paper
40% July
Jun
Low
„
Sinclair
23% July
Jan
121'A
St
Schenley
Jan
175% July
Jun
29%
129
54%
18 'A
Jan
314
100
RR
Co
Range
54%
8%
Hecla
&
Service
Copper
71
39%
•
Trust
Prop
Providence
&
71
38%
15%
Reynolds
High
1074 July
15574 Jan
110
127% 129
—100
————
Personal
Low
4,159
when issued)_100
(new
preferred
Boston
25
—
Range Since Jan. 1
255
22
K
—
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
0
Steel
Republic
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Shares
11%
21%
—
Copper
Boston & Albany RR
Friday/
1'
for Week
-
170% 175%
175'/8
23
STOCKS
High
11
*
50
100
pfd
pr
Anaconda
Low
11
*
Woolen
American
$4
Corp
JULY
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
e"
American
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
44%
100
Jun
9%
Jan
—50c
14%
14%
70
•
84%
85%
523
64%
Jan
85% July
22
22 %
200
18
Jan
23
5
46%
47%
37%
Feb
May
49% Jun
Narragansett
1
14
14
Jan
14%
Jun
National
1
13c
Feb
Kennecott
Copper
Maine Central RR
Chemical
Mathieson
100
common
Corp
Racing Ass'n
Companies
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
New
New
Service
20
100
Norbute Corporation
Pacific
50
——
Association
Shawmut
16%
131%
327
1
1%
900
75c
Apr
*
Stone & Webster Inc
•'
Twist Drill
Union
United
Fruit
Co
Co
20%
U
S
common
25
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
23%
15"% Mar
100
American
Stock
Exchange
Ford
Stock
Exchange
Midwest
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Building
-
DETROIT
Telephone:
WOodward
2-5525
Feb
7
Mar
20%
300
18%
Apr
26 %
415
21%
Jan
25%
715
23% July
28%
Jan
13
675
11% May
13%
Jan
50%
53%
4,490
43%
Jun
20% May
27
July
Detroit Stock
Apr
45%
46
70*7
36%
Jan
46
36%
36%
187
29%
Jan
37% July
48
48%
167
103% 104
6
11%
11%
20
68%
70%
Detroit
45% July
18%
Jun
49
•
_
537
631
6%
20
45%
Stock
York
1 >/2 Juiy
25
50%
Members
New
16% July
38%
6
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO..
131% July
12%
Vermont & Mass RR CO—___.___._100
Waldorf
Jan
25%
25
clm__50
Smelting, Refin & Mining
Jan
Jan
13%
115
16%
6%
•
—.
July
16
—___—5
United Shoe Machinery
5c
35%
16%
•
Torrington Co
17'
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141/4
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32
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135
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72% July
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23% May
33% Jan
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1063/4 May
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14% May
311/b July
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July
&
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116
47
Jan
37%
111
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July
453/4
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446
38% May
59% Jan
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44
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7
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Jun
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preferred
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4.88%
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Jan
33
May
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54
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Southern
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38(4 May
48
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Southern
57%
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59%
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Jun
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4%
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Apr
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Co
11
500
57%
24%
70
2% Jun
150
150
3,500
54
16%
St Regis
15%
Dredge & Dock
7
43%
1
St Louis Public Service
ll
Great Lakes
11%
6%
250
57%
Quaker Oats Co
37
2,250
2%
11%
7
26
(The)
Service
Jan
17
323/4 July
10
Corp
Public
24%
Jan
—33%c
Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
.
July
27
50
Car
49
32%
25
RR
Steel
Apr
32%
2
._:
Phelps
Co
42
32%
•
Phllco
Potter
200
49% July
1
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Chas) & Co
Pressed
Jun
July
'
Feb
(Un)
preferred
Inc
46
'
♦
common
prior
6%
"
Jan
*
conv
41% May
Jan
Jan
10%
5
6%
49
Jan
4
41%
100
51
Airways (Un)
(Un)
class
32%
3,200
Jun
200
Patterson-Sargent Co
Co
900
6%
46
Jan
July
15%
1,200
Pea body
Coal
39
17%
173
13
-10
—
American World
Pan
38%
Jun
1
12
(Un)
Paramount Pictures
Apr
70
com__5
Co
Co
Jan
15
12%
*
Bancorporatlon
Ohio
89"%
100
68%
100
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
15
725
15
.,
Jan
12%
10
Corp
Northern
Northern
200
173
1
10
(Un)
Corp
8t
1
Co
Stores
15%
164
1
(Un)
Jan
•
(W H)
10
70
1
RR
Aviation
American
Jan
14
Gossard
Drug
Apr
31% July
263/4 July
10
Jun
July
•
Gray
8%
Jan
5
Northern
44
130
1,700
41"% Apr
5
Co
Tile
York
New
Jan
73%
9%
9%
500
1
Prod—
Distillers
Lead
National
4% May
800
18% July
19 % Mar
400
preference.*
National Standard Co
31%
2,100
Feb
10
Cylinder Gas
National
33% May
38%
II3/4 May
Jan"
16%
25
Inc
National
950
68%
Jan
153/4
100
3,700
3
600
69%
9%
400
47%
Motorola
3,200
65
1,800
18%
26%
Muskegon Motor Specialties conv cl A_*
Muter Company
50c
6%
35%
11%
18
30%
—*
$3.50
2%
12
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
__
11%
29%
•
42
38%
Feb
46%
Montgomery Ward & Co
35%
68%
73/a
24%
_10
1
Cement
Portland
54%
Jan
'
•
Jan
46%
1
common
Modine Manufacturing Co
6%
•
7
7% July
Jan
2%
200
*
Utilities
Hart
Missouri
41%
6%
1
(Un)
6% Jan
38%
'
7%
1
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel.
34%
__
'
.
45
79%
__
20
1
Co
350
11
80%
6
new
1
79
•
Refrigerator Co
13
43%
44%
__
General
2,100
12
v
l
Corp.—
20
2%
400
Jan
"
•
—
*
Electric Co (new com)
General Finance Corp common
General Foods Corp
Motors
52%
2%
2%
7%
52%
__
■!.
5
General
7%
3
48%
1
—5
Products
Food
South
&
•
(Un)
Co
Cement1
Portland
49
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Gamble-Skogmo
'
1
2% May
46
10
Remington
12%
8,350
Feb
400
2%
6
Ky____
Chemical Corp
Mickelberry's
38%
6
of
Co
&
(Glenn L)
Jun
3%
200
15
B
Elec
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
15%
85% July
2% July
2%
15%
169%
10
Co
Mathieson
Jan
Feb
"
7%"
—
common
class
July
11
64%
300
2%
•
&
150
,
22
•
2%
& Libby
Mfg
3,700
18%' 18%
July
__
12
77% July
42% July
11%
May
__
11
Jun
Jan
18%
44
—
12
38%
13%
Co
175
Jan
Jan
1
10
350
4,600
Packing Co
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Jun
5
Auto
42%
21%
143% July
300
1
Inc
42%
20%
common
Gas
Jan
Jun
42%
(Un)—_—10
Lindsay Chemical Co common—
7%
preferred __—
Lonergan
323/4
21%
10
—
Lincoln Printing Co
Louisville
July
*
RKO Theatres
Eastern
200
Jun
30
•
(Un)
Co
Co
&
Libby McNeil
14% July
11%
__
_5
25%
200
14%
14%
1,000
13%
32%
__
•
29%
13%
__
10
Co
Jan
27 % May
64% July
10%
63%
14
July
3%
26%
77%
„
20
Manufacturing
Chemical
28%
1,700
Co
Co
Sessions
&
Lamson
North
26%
5
3,000
33%
Chemical common
&
Gas
Laclede
Leath
44% July
78
25
common
Cleveland Nav
(Un)
32%
32%
La Salle Extension University
Jan
20%
1
Company
31%
33
Co
Process
61
Mar
3.50
Light
Monarch
North
95%
__
1
26
Kropp Forge Co——1
27% July
62%
__
-
41%
1,100
City Power & Light
Power & Light (Un)
Knapp
Jan
150
64%.
123
Jan
200
23%
11
1
63% July
1,800
30
Electric
&
Gas
&
Drug
38%
900
64%
10
3%
1,400
35%
72
22% July
50
23%
__
Jan
900
29
35%
__
Katx
23ft
1,800
/
8%
29
July
1% July
900
44
1%
Aor
2
200
27%
43%
29
16%
600
Jun
2% July
28% Jun
2% July
1,000
3
27%
44
20% May
Jan
ft
__
10
Corp^
Jan
16%
2%
*
America-
15%
200
20 %
19%
__
Apr
1,300
—
20
25
Detroit Edison Co
Dow
85 %
650
25
common
&
Dodge
Apr
1,400
*
Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Detroit
24%
13%
100
;
Cudahy
Oeere
Feb
14"%
*
preferred
of
19%
14%
|-
Motors
Feb
14%
1
Power
12%
12"%
Co.__*
Ry
Inc
Corp
Continental
Jun
51%
0
Co Inc
Container
18% July
13
10
convertible
74% July
Jan
11%
200
•
Columbia Gas System (Un).
Commonwealth Edison common.^
$1.32
Jan
14%
1
Pac
preferred-_j
Clinton Foods
Jan
16
76
25
Iron
4%
2
__
1
Co
Cliff's
July
1% July
Jan
85
__
•
25
Chrysler Corp
Service
July
51
__
10
Jan
Jun
63%
7.50
1% Mar
50%
650
20%
20
20
•
common
conv
12%
12
__
v
Jun
Jun
Jun
3
100
Chicago So. Shore & So. Bend RR-12.50
Chicago Towel Co $7
%
300
18'/a
5
preference
Chicago Rock Island &
1%
4%
10 %
63
Jan
1% Mar
2,000
74%
1
.
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
Cleveland
1
8% Jan:
46%
900
1,100
1
Corp
Corp
convertible
1%
4%
__
50c
West
South
-
__
25
Biscuit
29%
•
Kennecott Copper Corp
Lion
9"%
52%
10c
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago
Corp
common
Cities
May
2%
5
Brewing Corp
111
8% July
36
4%
15
Illinois Light Co
Central Illinois Public Service
$1.50
Jan
100
12.50
common
Central
Central
28%
Jan
5
Corp
Pacific
&
700
Feb
14%
Jan
1
Corp of America
Corporation
Central
34%
10%
Jan
1,200
15
Celanese
Centlivre
6%
11%
3
2.50
Carr-Consolidated
Cenco
200
40
July
50% July
5
20c
Jan
Feb
3
•
Works
Co
Super
14
5
5
(E J)
Butler Brothers
&
700
3,200
8%
32%
34%
10
Company
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Uni
C
Apr
10
12%
8
5
Budd
Burton-Dixie
8%
9%
12
1
Corp
Gear
L»
Jan
•
Brown Shoe Co Inc
IE
Jan
33%
12%
5
Corp
Borg
Bruce
29%
1,600
65% Jan
July
10
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Foote
1,200
50%
9
50c
Bethlehem Steel
Brach & Sons
39%
—
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co (Un)_lp
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
Brad
38%
'48%
39%
50%
13
(Un)
—.
Hendlx Aviation Corp
'
55% July
200
•
:
Manufacturing Co
Booth
1,500
-9%
July
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Hearings
58%-
Jan
18% July
175
3
_
rUastlan-Blesslng Co
(
56%
18%
July
9
10
18
61%
(Un)
Laughlin Steel
Jones Sc
100
4
COrp
500
July
48%
600
1
Refining common
Products
28%
27%
Co
Power
Iowa
27
Oil
Ashland
A'they
28%
29
Co
Interstate
25%
4o Vs
28
25
:
49% July
31%
6% July
Jan
500
27
175
Shoe
International
26%
Development class A com_5
Anaconda Copper Mining
(Un)
50
Armco Steel Corp (Un)_!
10
Armour <k Co (Illl common
5
Jun
63
(Un)
International Paper
—
5
100
13%
44 %
Chemical—5
&
International Tel & Tel
1,000
11
Mineral
9% July
27%
5
(Un)
Co
Tel
&
Apr
300
50% July
14%
18% May
Kansas
■
9%
49%
Jun
23%
8%
9%
6%
High
800
49%
International Harvester
20%
50
3,400
660
1
Motors Corp
&
48%
l,50o
44
7
(lib
Machine
42% July
2214
21
Low
"
12%
•
Co
43'/#
High
11%
28%
Co
Steamship
61
10
American
Steel
Inland
21
9%
-—12.50
Co
American Cyanamid Co
American Investment Co
High
Low
1
*
Indiana Steel Products Co
21%
24%
9
20
1
Mfg
Low
>•
12%
—100
RR
44
•
Laboratories
High
,
~
10
—
—
—
Allis Chalmers
Central
Illinois
Range Since Jan. 1
Co
22
Co
Mfg
Lb
Illinois Brick
Interlake
♦
Admiral Corp
1
Advanced Aluminum Castings
5
Affiliated Gas Equip
————1
Akron Brass Mfg
_____————50c
(J
Low
1
5
10
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Adams
For
compilation «f the round-lot transactions only
A
%
500
63A Mar
9
Jan
May
19% Feb
9%
Jan
14% May
,
Jun
May
10% Feb
22
Jan
12
July
22% Jan
38%
38%
39%
Apr
28'A
27%
:283'a.
2,800
15%
Jan
29%
Jun
_1
18%
18%
18%
2,100
16%
Jan
20% Apr
25
48
47%
48
41% Feb
48% July
•
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»
-
__
200
800
32
Jan
4
\
Number 5345
[Volume 180
(381)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
Texas
Trane
66% July
Jan
20
14
% July
1,600
12%
Jan
2,450
36%
Jan
67%
Jun
ACF
34%
200
25%
Jan
35%
Jun
Admiral
Coal common
.
21%
22 %
450
16%
16%
21 %
22%
1
1
*
;
600
22
22
Mar
3
Feb
2
15%
22 % July
Jan
Feb
13
Apr
18
19 %
100
1,100
Apr
22% Mar
62%
62%
420
59
Jan
62% July
83%
84%
300
70% Feb
88% July
Abbott
Inc
Corporation
Industries
Alaska
Carbide
Union
Oil
California
of
Lines
United
Air
United
States
U
(Un)
Corp
Steel
Inc
Gypsum
S Rubber Co
U S
•
25
10
20
5
•
Carbon Corp
&
common
45%
24%
600
38%
25%
43%
45%
400
36%
39%
July
171
Mar
July
37% July
29% Jan
4,500
55
May
25 %
Jan
126
600
37%
50%
55
100
170
170
50
21% May
Dorn
•
8%
8%
8%
10
Works
Iron
July
55.
Jan
25%
25%
25%
43%
43%
69%
71
35%
14%
10
Mar
8
250
Union Telegraph
Western
.
Wieboldt Stores
Wnol worth
(F
,
10
4
r
35% May
43% July
1,100
50%
Jan
75
36%
150
27 %
Feb
36'A July
14%
400
13% Jan
16%
300
14% Jan
20%
100
19
10
L.
Cn
W)
24%
20%
14%
•
Corp
Public Service
26% Mar
100
300
16%
•
Inc common
Bankshares
Wisconsin
71
1
Motor Co
Wisconsin
——
—12%
Corp
Westinghouse Electric
White
10
_
_
Jun
1,700
40%
8%
150
8%
Jun
15'
July
17% Feb
1
Jan
43%
43
—
-
20% July
45% Jan
Apr
8%
5
Yates-American Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
47%
•
.
55%
72%
38%
2,200
72%
55%
5
.
Zenith Radio Corp
100
55% July
Jan
73%
65 % May
Apr
(Un)
Common
Friday
Range
•
American
Stores
Co
American
Tel
Tel
Arundel
Ar.
Atchison Topeka &
•
24%
23%
—10
Co
Elee.
Citv
35%
34%
Baldwin-Llipa-Hamilton
Ealdwin Securities Corp
Budd
Oil
Corp
(par
—
Blair
35% July
10% July
Jan
3%
150
2%:Mar
'
1
Co
3% July
•
Battery
200
473A July
13
156
63%
270
36%
Feb
49% July
182
43% Mar
168
25
18 %
500
Budd
Hill
Jun
133/4
Apr
66%
*
&
Deposit
Co
Garfinckel
(Julius)
common
4% 7c
conv
Jun
Calveras
8%
Apr
Jan
313A July
California
333/4
3,089
28%
Jan
33% July
463
273/8
19%
250
18
Jan
20%
300
18
803A
2,163
58%
Jan
17%
17
17%
290
133/o
&
Jan
Corp
—
2,765
35%
4,080
15% Mar
48%
43%
373A
24%
25%
309
•
6%
8%
—20
preferred
Participating
Corp
—
Potomac Electric Power common
3
_
27%
233/e
\
39 % May
Jan
28% July
7%
jun
9%
Jun
7'/a
1,970
4
Jan
9
3,065
5%
Jan
302
28%
Jan
373/a July
Jan
19%
37%
16%
2,008
Apr
18%
19%
27%
283/4
729
25%
Jan
283/4 July
29%
363
25%
Jan
29% July
•
—
preference com_
July
50
43% July
Jan
29
19 %
—10
Gas common-
&
*
div
Si.40
36%
.
•
Service El
Public
'
Feb
18%
353A May
4,703
'
44% July
1
32 %
105
37
•
Cnmmnn
Philco
40%
37%
Feb
14%
Mar
38
307
49%
42%
*
Feb
21%
Jan
16'/a
16
—
Jan
Jun
44%
43%
'
16%
173/4
Jan
26% July
Jan
4
Water & Power com
Electric common
$1 div preference common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
10
1,125
14
16%
243A May
12 3A
13%
44%
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light com.
.—50
Pennsylvania RR
—10
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
17% July
Jun
321
14
1
_
19'/a
Central
May
545
26%
18%
19%
27%
28%
98
26%
Jan
28% May
94%
96'A
871
69%
Jan
65%
Jan
35%
36%
497
31 %
May
37%
Jan
145
15%
Jan
21% May
39%
39%
674
29%
Jan
40% July
52%
668
43%
Jan
52% July
12%
100
50 "A
1,134
34%
all5%
all9
30
95%
a32 a34%
181
%
-
2,450
1,030
4%
10%
615
8%
a3%,
4
16%
16%
17
166
15% Mar
•
74
73%
74%
335
68 3A
—
Brook
Scranton-Spring
Serv.
Wat
Sun Oil Co
37%
13%
'
•
Light
Gas
5%
Jun
common
Woodward Lothrop common
'"10'
_
200
—
35
32%
4%
848
37%
36
343/8
32%
34%
5% July
Jan
33%
Jan
303/4
Jan
35,
28%
Jan
32% July
92
,
37% July
July
80% May
$3,450
82%
82
82
1975
5s series A
84%
Feb
2.85
50
14%
Feb
21% July
19'A al9%
20
13
Mar
17% July
a81
119
62
Jan
81% July
1
200
13
Feb
Jan
71% July
Jun
11%
2*05-, Jan
4.00
a79 %
1
71
71
363
11%
11%
11%
445
3%
3%
3%
11,639
49%
50%
1,151
3%
3%
168
a67% a70%
130
L
3%
a70%
Friday
Sale Price
Co
Eciuitable
Gas
5
•
_
_
32%
139
28 %
Jan
35
22%
22%
35
17%
Jan
22% July
14'/a
14
14%
288
123A
Jan
14%
Jun
5% July
7%
Jan
—
6%
6%
1,300
33%
32%
333/4
227
28%
Jan
333/4 July
223/8
Jan
26% July
123A May
213/4 July
25%
253A
26%
10
213/4
21%
Refractories
Joy
Co
Manufacturing
Natco
'
Plate
Pittsburgh
preferred
.25
.
—10
Glass
Screw
*
Renner
San
Spring
&
Axel.
_
Mining
Westinghouse
50
25%
Jan
28
110
31%
Jun
35%
Apr
July
x27
Brake
Electric Corp
Air
4%
Jan
32% July
33%
27%
27%
70
23%
Jan
27 %
123A
13%
3,476
7%
Jan
13% July
1%
30
56%
7
30
56
6 3A
1%
2,045
30%
334
56%
7
'346
150
1% July
26%
14%
300
11%
13
16%
24
20%
22%
'2,734
14%
Jan
22% July
16%
28%
384
1,890
22%
Jan
205
13%
Jun
100
575
50
61 %
334
60c
619
18%
7c
9%
6c
9%
7c
218
10,100
Holly
Holly
Mar
Jan
9-
May
5c
Julv
70c
F^eb
22%
Jun
93/4
Jun
7c
Jan
5
15%
14
15%
535
12
Jan
15% July
10
243A
24%
25%
945
22%
Jan
26 %
Apr
71
376
50 %
Jan
75
Jun
12.50
71
68'A
Co
Honolulu
Mining
Oil
Corp
Co
21% July
Apr
90c
Jan
28%
Jun
35%
700
33%
36% May
70
Apr
37% May
45%
Jan
63 %
917
56%
Feb
66'A July
339
81%
Jan
104% May
42
Jan
50'A May
15% Mar
18% May
47%
55
17%
689
a62 % a65 %
61
Jan
44%
48%
Apr
16
48%
Apr
62% July
14%
14%
14%
1,402
12%
Jan
14% July
18%
18%
160
44
43%
44
1,220
87%
87%
88
45%
46%
61
650
a62 %
Jan
Jan
59
1,208
a62'A a62%
15 % May
37
285
46
i
41'A Jan
Mar
56
8%
9 %
62%
100
61
78%
78%
295
48%
1,501
8
8%
12%
15%
15%'
15 15%
63'A 63'A
—
2.50 2.50
41%
.41%
42
42% 42%
al37% al33%al37%
—
__
3%
—
a46%
*
40% 41%
48%
50
a20% a20%
/ 3% 3%
106% 106%
48% 48%
a45% a46%
54%
—
—
a77%
—
__
—
__
21%
,_i.
27'A 27%
aGO a60%
5% 5%
22% 22%
12%
25%
a2.50
*
1.50
a52%
31%
a43%
76%
22
8fy
54% 45%
43% a78 %
a73%
80
79% 10%
10% 17'A
17%
33
33 a97%
a97% a72%
a72
33
31
21 21%
a25% a25%
12% 12%
25% 25%
1.00 1.00
a2.50 a2.50
41% 41%
66% 66%
1.45 1.55
a51% a52%
31%
32
a43% a43%
76% 77%
20%
22
8%, 8%
July
Jun
46% July
64% July
10
July
7) % May
78% July
48 %
July
104% May
8% July
8
Jan
12% July
Apr
15% May
13%
21
Apr
15%
Feb
62
980
Jan
64
Apr
1.90
1,482
Jan
2.65 May
45
May
36'A
Feb
33%
Feb
40
105%
Jan
251
22 %
Apr
27 % July
Jan
63
1,016
.
Apr
18% July
44
90
14%
200
15
Jan
7
2,655
Apr
Jan
35
400
11%
Mar
101 %
10 '
al03% al04%
„
Feb
72%
47%
48%
10
62%
78 %
1
1
(Un)
Apr
50c
26 % May
a62% a62%
12%
Mines Corp
61% July
16%
90'
Feb
341
17%
1
—2o
International Harvester
"
International Nickel Co. (Can) (Un)
•
Internationa) Paper Co
(Un)
7%
International Tel & Tel com (Un)_ —•
Intex Oil CO—
33%c
Idaho Maryland
Idaho Power Co
Jun
Jan
45%
1,300
47%
a25%
1
Mar
17
62c
62%
1
(Un)
it.
28
a91 % a96%
63%
a96%
-25
Development Co
Oil Co (Un)
Homestake
14
26%
35%
33
Ltd
class A (Un)
G
Jan
May
21%
a39% a39%
35%
...
Pineapple Co
Battery
29% July
14% May
57c
63%
♦.
Jan
17
26%
3
—
3% July
3%
26%
a21% a21%
62c
(Un)__10
class A
preferred
Hawaiian
Hobbs
Jun
7% Mar
500
5%
14% Mar
17
29%
61%
a21%
20
com
July
Jan
50
new
Jun
20% May
17%
Co————,——*
Rubber com
Ry
15 %
Jan
468
61%
3
(Un)—5
•
General Motors Corp common
5
General Paint Corp com
.*
Conv 2nd pfd—
♦
General Puohc Utilities (Un)
5
Goodrich (B F) Co (Un).
10
Northern
Apr
Feb
3%
Dynamics .Cord
Goodyear Tire &
May
13%
26%
Electric Co new com
General Foods Corp (Un)
Great
9%
al4% al4%
General
Jan
593A Mar
70c
s-%
13A
32
Jun
21'A
21%
Feb
6% July
52%
70c
5
.
11% Mar
al3 al3%
May
33
19%
__10c
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Westinghouse
Jan
33/a July
5
.
Manufacturing
Toy
United
24%
1
Co
Rockwell
Ruud
Bolt Corp
&
13
.2.50
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh
33%
10
.
5
convertible
63
12% July
152
17
Ltd
•
Products pr pfd (Un)„100
& Light (Unl.j.—
*
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
General
Jan
875
13
24
Power
Hancock Oil Co
1
Corp
$2.50
669
...
Co
Gas____
Star
Lone
—
■
210
3%
32%
x27
«
(Joseph)
213A
32%
*
Home
/
3%
1
Walker
Harbison
Apr
6%
.8.50
Co
Brewing
Pitt
Food
Jan
79
38
13
23%
High
Low
196
Steel Corp
Follansbee
Fort
System
Brewing
Light
Duquesne
Duquesne
Range Since Jan. 1
22 3A
—
*
_
_
Shares
High
_
»
Gas
of Prices
5'/4 May
a—
29'A
Fibre Board
Florida
Feb
July
50% July
22%
Petroleums
Federated
Sales
for Week
Jan
1
87
a20 % a20 %
27%
a60%
5%
22%
Oil
Apr
23%
1
10
•
_5
3
Inc (Un)
(Un)
Works
Electric Bond & Share Co (Un)
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Kodak Co
Dorado
—
13
com—5
5
Lines
Air
Eastman
3% July
14%
Co———_—*
•
5
(Un)—25
Emporium Capwell
Ewa Plantation Co
31%
*
Steel.
1
Range
Low
Par
Ludlum
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Columbia
du
40% May
a—
12%
a20 %
3.50
I
a85 % a85%
12%
Oil Fields
(Un)
Chemical Co common
Pont de Nemours & Co
Dominguez
Dow
Jan
10
—
Mfg.
Doernbecher
El
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Blaw-Knox
common
preferred
Eastern
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co
Allegheny
Fruit Corp class A
B
Class
Jun
25% July
19% Mar
a
i-
Giorgia
Di
3
|
165
a21% a21%
—2%
Columbia Gas System (Un)
•
Commercial Solvents (Un)
*
Commonwealth Edison
25
Consolidated Chem Indus class A
*■
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
*
Consol Natural Gas Co (Un)
—15
Continental Motors (Un)
LI
Continental Oil Co (Del) (Un).
5
Corn
Products Refining (Un)
25
Crown Zellerbach Corp common!
5
Preferred
*
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
-1
Curtiss-Wright Corp
(Un)
1
76% May
1,292
5%
...
...
Improvement
United Gas
5%
—1
Corp
United
17
Jan
Apr
10% July
500
"A"—2%
Broadcast System
July
5%
-*
*
B
41c
Apr
Jun
May
3
2.85
_
$3
Washington
25%'
36
-
Jan
3
50
a3%
25%
112% July
Feb
41c
5%
,10%
•
Com————-—-1
Chance
Aircraft——_—
_1
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)—_——25
Chic
Milw St Paul RR pfd
(Un)_100
Chrysler Corp
:
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
10
Clorox Chemical Co
3%
Class
Apr
25c
36c
5%
July
50 %
Jan
28% Jan
40c
a3%
12 % July
9% Mar
5%
Eureka
Vought
Columbia
171 % July
Jun
50%
/Colorado Fuel & Iron
38% July
Jan..
55%
100% July
•
Co
Paper
Scott
27%
96
—50
Reading Co common
Jan
156%
'
52%
a 34
10
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
SO3/, July
8
282
29%
914
v
48 %
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)_„—-1%
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Pacific Rv (Un)—
—25
(J I) & Co com (Un)
12 %
Case
38%
717
Canadian
20% July
1
21%
1,520
8%
25
25
]L6%C
223A
8%
1
L)
(Glenn
22%
22%
10
Navigation
Merck & Co Inc
193/4 July
Apr
79'/8
Feb
111%
.
Mar
19%
—15
Co common
Pennroad
19%
79%
—5
Lehigh
Martin
19%
20%
5
Hecht (The)
Coal
Jun
25
.
Corp
Brothers
Gimbel
74
18% July
•2,662
Canada
253/4
"20
Jan
a21% a21 %
all9
5
5.50
5
Co
Ink Co capital
Packing Corn
California
Apr
80
13%
'
—10
Co
Cement
6%
27%
80
80
10
Mar
36
12 '/a
5
Sullivan (Un)
&
Jackson
Byron
539
50c
...
preferred
Motors
General
—
Apr
14% May
57%
Canadian
Fidelity
48%
35'A Mar
39%
—10
*
2%
5
Corp
Burroughs
439
May
143/4 July
52%
—1
15
Company
Bunker
8%
23
•
July
11
11
64% July
Feb
51
1
—5
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un) __
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
25%
,
17% July
463A
36%
1
(Uni—
Borden Co
50%
Feb
56
July
Com
Holdings
32%
25%
_
36
11% Mar
555
Jan
37
5
Oil Co
Bishop
313A
30
33%
10
Cn
Storage
Jan
49 VB
Jun
6%
Feb
25%
7%
.
31%
Power & Lignt common...13 '/a
Duquesne Light
43A
436
6 '/a
62%
25
Publishing
1,645
36
17%
15'A
P.l
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
12%
'
—
13
$5)
now
Corp
Chrysler
ijciaware
Electric
24% July
Jan
47%
36
10
—
Company
Curtis
Jan
29%
5%
__50
preferred
non-cum
Barber
19%
35%
1
Common
$2.50
605
1,425
,i
11% May*
150
175% July
Transit Co—
Baltimore
635
2
35%
3%
—lc
: July
5fi'
24%
8%
222
143/4
a49 % a50 %
a21%
•
Jan
947
66%
61'/a July
,
57%
(Un)—13
:
lc
100
1—— 1
~-l
(Un)
Cons Mining
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Jan
10%
Jan
171% 171%
10
1
Mfg Corp (Un)_—,
44 *
9%
9%
13
May
47
18
P2
3
Wedge
Atok-Big
155%
285
88
38%
Co..__
Refining
Atlantic
3,064
56
170% 175%
174%
Corporation
Atlantic
55%
55%
100
May
88
31
11
—
Benguet
High
Low
Feb
43A
723
a573A a573A
-10
Santa Fe (Un)__50
Corn—
Steel
Petroleum
Instruments
Beech
Aircraft Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
33A July
17%
a50%
25
Beckman
for Week
Shares
20
46%
(Un)
25
American Woolen Co (Un)—
—.—*
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
50
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
20
Arkansas Louisiana
Gas Co (Un)—5
Bandini
Sales
of Prices
Last
a3%
3% Mar
Jan
a90
—
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Securities
(Un)_„
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price
2%
14%
& Refining—
Baldwin
stocks
50
66%
Viscose Corp
American
Avco
Week's
Jun
a3
61%
•
—
Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco Co ——
American
Anncu
Jan
11
Apr
Jun
263/4
27%
Apr
American Smelting
Walgreen Co
26 aA
60%
5
Chemical class B_*
&, S S (Un)
8
Radiator
Mar
22 3/4 Mar
40"%
a88%
61
Corp—._
American Potash &
Jun
20
200
a3%
a3%
»Uii)
1
Amer Bdst-Para Theatres com (Un) — 1
American Can Co
(Un)
12%
American Cyanamid Co (Un)—.—.10
American
Van
41%
130
a3
Inc
Motors
Jun
25
263/4
*
Ltd
Airlines
American
104
26%
(Un)_.—*
20
Allis-Cli aimers M'fg
American
High
47% May
25
1
Alleghany Corp com (Un).:
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Low
a41% a433A
a41 %
Co—10
Mining
Gold
Juneau
1
Range Since Jan.
43'/a July
•
■
94
•
*
(Un)
Reduction Co
Air
Aluminium
Union
High
a43 a43 %
5
25
1
Laboratories
14%
2%
Shares
Low
Par
69
2%
for Week
July
14'/a
2%
.1
(Un).
Corp
Film
La Salle St Corp
So
Jan
17%
34%
.1
20th Century-Fox
208
40%
1,750
Sale Price
65%
—2
__
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Truax-Traer
20
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
stocks
14%
Corp
Tri-Continental
74% May
69
2
(The I
Co
57% Jan
100
63 %
19%
19%
Co
Toledo Edison
Transamerica
High
500
63'/a
—10
Tool Co-
Power
Tnor
Week's
Friday
Low
68
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65
Par
—
Shares
Low
__25
(The)
Gulf Producing
Co
Texas
San Francisco Stock
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
JULY 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
197
47
317
5%
800
Jan
8
Jan
41%
41%
Jan
50
Jun
35%
12
10
3% July
106% July
100
46 % May
100
Jun
Apr
22"% July
20
790
1,465
Jun
Jan
20
100
43% July
135%
Feb
24
Jun
July
Apr
4"% Mar
107 %
Jun
48% July
47
July
207
38%
937
46% May
54% July
39%
Jun
48'A
58
Feb
72%
59%
Jan
80
9
Apr
10% July
1,969
75
1,077
450
16% Mar
100
17 %
Jun
Jun
July
Adt
July
238
28%
Jan
33
90
79 %
Jan
95% July
70
59% Mfr
70
Julv
669
29% July
33
July
531
,
20%
25
10
Feb
26 % May
Jan
13% Mar
Apr
11%
30
May
90c
300
24%
May
25
26
1,994
Jan
Jan
1.10 May
Jun
3%
Feb
175
30% Mar
42'A
Jun
350
57
2.50
5
1.00
7,210
60
90
308
400
Jan
1.90
Jun
—
Jan
32% July
37%
Feb
4034, May
56%
Jan
77% July
14
Jan
22
28%
,
75% May
a—
a—
1,333
2,705
Jan
„
8% Mar
10 %
July
Apr
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(382)
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
i
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
(Ocnt.)
San Francisco Stock Exch.
Low
Par
-•
—10
(Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Jones &
Corp.-—1
Preferred
50
Kaiser
Motors
Corp
1
Kansas Power & Light
(Un)
83A
Kenuecott Copper Corp (Un)
•
Kern
County Land
2.50
Leslie
Aircraft
Loew's
Inc
.
Martin
Co
McKesson
Meier
Frank
&
Mfg
Merck
Co
&
Middle
M J
a25 % a26%
—
14
21 %
26%
47
41%
14
(Un)
4%
4%
4%
Inc
—
Natomas
19
3,580
23
8
19% July
16
17
Jan
197
41%
Apr
256
39'/a
80
66c
38%
38%
67'A
67%
a 19
-
'A
1
22%
preferred
Railway (Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc
__
1
a33%
20
Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Pteroleum
Shell
Oil
Jan
Jan
36% July
68% July
Feb
37 % July
Conv
1
Corp
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Calif
Cumulative
Oliver
United
Class
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Southern
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
July
Jan
26
Feb
31
July
3
July
class
__
Spiegel
Calif
21%
255
20 %
Jun
23
Mar
Standard
Oil
Co
B
«
__
20
40
54
54
a33% a34%
260
54
300
17%
Products
Inc
American
Oil
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Aggregates
Finance
Pacific
6%
Gas
1st
5%%
5%
,—5
Corp
&
nreferred
preferred
preferred
Feb
Jan
44
60%
Feb
62% July
31%
121
31%
Jan
32
4.80%
red
J.
preferred—
18"% al8%
7
15% May
20
Jun
July
a
5%
red
25
Swift
preferred
Lighting
20
8,144
14%
Jan
20
9
9
450
7%
Jan
10 V8
6%
6%
a33% a33%
44'A
44%
Texas
$4.40 dividend
Pacific
Pac
1st
Service
36 Va
6% July
5%
Jan
Jun
._
Jan
44% July
preferred
Union
36'A
845
33 %
Jan
a33 a33%
69
30%
Jan
36% July
33
Mar
50
28 %
Jan
30%
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western
Packard
Palmer
Tel
&
Motor
28 Va
28%
28%
200
26%
28%
350
27
Jun
Oil Co
28% Mar
United
Jun
443
27%
399
33% Mar
103%
_l
7%
Stendel
Pan American
Oil
World
Airways
103
5
Mar
7*
7%
8
31'A
1,117
26 'A
20 V2
126 Va
131
180
114%
27%
29'%
300
27 Va
3%
3 %
544
26c
31c
4,950
13%
14%
2,883
__
3%
26c
(Un)___l
1,295
a23
30%
131
7%
a23
•
10c
___
103% 103%
__
4
Pictures
Corp.
(Un)_—1
13%
Pennsylvania RP Co (Un)
Pepsi
Cola
Co
Philippine Long Dist Tel.
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Inc
3
Co
Co
a32 a32%
•
Jan
44% May
Jan
45 %
45
1,320
Am*
Jan
45'
199
25%
*Vb
26% Mai<
38
265
32%
Jan
38'
32%
Jan
35% Juiy
35 %
700
18%
739
43%
44%
38
227
10%
35'A
35
a57 a58%
a63%
35
14% Mai
8%
Jan
Jan
18% Juiy
1,676
36%
Jan
45%
140
-40%
Jan
125
46%
Jan
-
8%
35%
59
'
62
July
Juiy
15%
a63% a63%
8%
62
)
100
58
321
28%
5z%
82
Jan
Mdf*
July
-
■-62% Juiy
July
9
6% Mar
4,145'
a75% a76%
15
„
35% Julj>
i
64'/a May
Jail
76% Ju'.v
81
84
Mai|
(Un>__
/ 84
650
72%
Jan
90
Jun
a40% a42%
a42%
5
130
37 Va
Apr
44
July
a
V
18%
17% al8%
18 %
14% May
1,318
20
23
16%
80
18%
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53
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41
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Last
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Canadian Funds
Friday
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
5
100 %
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104
Jun
28% May
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13
13 %
23
Jun
300
12%
Apr
13%
23
26%
3,218
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Jan
27
July
35
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575
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125
29
Mar
33% Mar
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Number 5345
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.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Last
*
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Chemical
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
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11
25
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22%
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11%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
*
—
Nova
42
'
[
Preferred
Dominion
Montreal
11%
25%
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
62% July
7% Mar
Low
11%
59%
46
-10
22% May
27% July
Jan
Jan
'
al3
Bridge
Coal
'700
14 34
Jan
60
26%
Co_
'f
...
Dominion
8
U4%
Seagrams
Dominion
7%
Limited
17%
12
'
•
2
Seal
&
"
••
.
100
14%
...iw...™..
Distillers
2,580
4,080
62%
Ltd
Zellers
Jun
Shares
—•
preferred
Wilsils
•
1;
:
19
273/4
27%
Jan
common
Winnipeg Central Gas_
•
•
_
a
Cork
Crown
.
Smelting
&
20%
26
-
7%
•
Kcuipment
4,108
26%
18%
18%
27%
*
IB Jl
Mining
Consol
'
pfd
;
25%
62 %
10
•
Ltd
Vickers
Corp
100
.
105% July
Jan
10
105% 105%
\
25%
29
Railway
Petrolina
"onadian
Chrysler
,
(Geo)
4%%
Jan
17
Jan
"
for Week
•
•
•
—100
*
WalxeY Goodorham & Works
Weston
Feb
19
Feb
12%
240
Jan
24 %
Apr
Range
Par
•
Wabasso Cotton
25% July
July
-
15
25
*
15%
9%
May
20 %
8,810
a24% a24 %
Companies
7
,800
i
-
High
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
8%
21%
—
Friday
STOCKS
High
8
23
—*
Locomotive
Canadian
.Canadian
8%
\
com
Canadian Fairbanks
Low
23
for Week
of Prices
Par
JULY
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
4.00 May
10 %c
Jan
2.52
Feb
6c
Mar
3.65
Mar
Jun
8.00 July
31c
3.80
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
38c
Mar
63c
Apr
10c
July
35c
Feb
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(384)
,
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
*r
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
23
1
.
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Mines Ltd
—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Metals Ltd
Rare
Low
500
86c
3,100
2.90 May
75c
July
31c
36c
36c
38c
3,000
2.05
2.05
2.05
17,950
—1
Lld_,
16c
13c
16c
48,000
11%
10 %
11%
1,500
23c
21c
29c
60,800
5.50
Feb
July
Min
Smelting Corp Ltd.l
&
Uranium
Calumet
Ltd
Mines
3.35
Mines Ltd——1
Campbell Chibougamau
Carnegie Min^s Ltd
1
Long
Jan
2.80
Merrill
Feb
17c
Apr
12%
Jan
Cassiar Asbestos
Dev
&
Chemical
Mining
Research
Cobalt
Consolidated
Gold
Dominion
Ltd,—
6:20
1,650
6.00
10.812
2.78
Feb
Jan
5c
1,000
5c
a88c
200
83c
10e
Feb
Jan
2.78
May
3,500
1.24
1.24
200
Apr
ll%c
July
July
10c 10'Ac
10c
Mines Ltd—_—X
5c
a88c
—-1
13,000
70c
Jun
5c
July
1.37
2,000
ll%c
Apr
2,900
5.90
Jan
8.00
Apr
ai.15
50
1.26
Jan
1.56
1.99
10O
1.82
1.31
1.31
500
1.25 July
Oil Ltd—
Dominion
90c
8c
July
1.95
1.31
1.45
1,575
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar.
1.82
1.86
9,300
1.24
Jun
1.86
1
45c
45c
61c
5,000
Co — -————.—■—>
Petroleums Ltd
*
Quebec
Oils
Development
Petroleums Ltd
23c
Jun
80c
*
2.33
2.24
2.33
Petrol-Chemical
1
65c
65c
68c
9,900
50c
May
95c
Ltd
1
79c
60c
79c
165,382
58c
July
84c
60c
70c
5,500
Sapphire
Oils
Tri-Tor
Oil
Westburne
Ltd—:—
Co
Jan
.186
Oil
Pontiac
Trlcan
Feb
2.68 May
Jan
700
1.60 May
55c
2.41
Jan
75c
July
20c
20c
3,500
20c
July
41'Ac
2Gc
3,500
24c
July
55c
May
1
4.00
3.90
4.00
.1
—1
2.80
2.62
Toronto Stock
Jan
25c
Jun
Jan
Jan:
Mar
Exchange
Canadian Fund*
East
Sullivan
Eastern
Mines Ltd
—
Metals Corp Ltd
i
Smelting <fe Refilling.-.
Eastern
7ipc
500
762
3.60
5.500
2.90
4,300
4.50
Jan
75c
Apr
Feb
1.42
3.10
Apr
Range
Sale Price
Fab
Metal
Mines
Falconbridge
Nickel
Fen'more
Iron
Frobisher
Limited
Oiii
Por
Gold
Hollinger
Ltd—
Gold
Cons
Gold
4.00
Ltd-*
Metals
33c
1
Ltd
Mines
5
500
Apr
4.05
500
3.85 July
5.15
Feb
7,600
£.40
1,35J
15%
1,052
8c
8c
500
1
2.15
2.10
2.20
48c
46c
55c
17c
I I d
Jardun
1
26c
10,000
17c
Jan
38c
May
63 e
25,900
42c
Jun
70c
July
__1
Ltd——Ltd—
4c
4c
500
1
18
18
303
—
Labrador Mining & Explor Co
Ltd—1
Mines
Ltd
——
Uranium
Louvicourt
Ltd
■9c
Mar
17c
Jan-
13c
Apr
28c
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
500
150
6c
1.000
5'Ac
Feb
10%c
7c
1
9.05
5.55
6c
8c
7,400
3c
Jun
11c
7.50
5.35 May
36 %c 36 !4c
__1
—
1,000
3,003
8.95
7c
*
Ltd—
Mines
Goldfields
Ltd
Jan
Apr
5.55
1
Ltd..I
Ling,side Copper Mining Co
7c
18%
Feb
9c
9c
9.05
Mines
Jun
3c
17
13c 13 %c
9c
,
13c
Lorado
13 %c Mar
Jun
55c
Mines
Zinc
Mines
8c
Apr
24'Ac
1
Lavalie
3.35 Mar
89c
July
25c
Ltd
Shore
1.99 July
39c
58c
Keyboycon Mines Ltd .A—
L£ke
Jan
1
Gold
Lead
Apr
12c
July
Ltd————
Kenni'ayo Yukon Mines
Kontiki
Jan
16%
Jan
5c
1,039
Apr
11
1
Mines
Kerr-Addison
9c
44c
voting trustt.
Mines Ltd
Joiiet-Quebec
8'Ac
2,500
36 %c
19c 19 %c
19 c
&
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
7,000
Acme
&
Oil——__,
13c
6.00
Jan
Apr
July
1.19
Jan
Jan
27'/ac
Ltd,—
Mines
„1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
island Mining Lid—
Mining Corp
of
New
New
New
Nib
of
Larder
"U"
Louvre
15
15%
1,050
10%
25c
25C
25c
2.530
19c
May
1
62 c
62c
66c
6,400
60c
Jun
*
—
Mines
Canada
Island
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Obalski
:____1
(1945)
—
Apr
July
15 Ms July
feb
25c
July
1.75 Mar
1,600
90c
Jun
1.05
Jan
5c
1,003
2%c
Jun
5%c
Jan
25C
2,900
17c
Jan
35c
Jun
8c
8%c
10,000
13c
13c
4,000
8c
—1
17c
17c
■
__
17c
2.35
3,700
19c
21c
4,500
Jun
9c
July
9c
200
2.10
2.35
1
—1
6 'Ac
May
16c
Jan
ll%cMar
Jan
23c
2.53
Mar
Jun
34c
Jan
1.10
13c
Jan
Pato
Mines
Cons
Preston
Ltd
Gold
East
1
Dredging Ltd—.
Dome
Mines
20c
Ltd—
4.00
,1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Labrador Devel Co
1
Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
*
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd
Uran,um
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
Stadacona
Standard
Mines
Mines
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mines
2,53 Mar
12c
2,503
65'Ac
10c
95c
May
3,500
7c
3,000
4c
8,500
1,500
14
„.f
8c
Mar
95c
200
3.90
May
1.16 July
18c
y.
5c
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
20
Feb
66c
1.00 July
1.14 Mar
1.58
Jan
3.95
200
38c
38c
500
37c
Feb
43c
Jan
a22c
a22c
34
25c
May
33c
Feb
12c
12c
14 c
4,000
9c
Jan'
25c
Jun
5c
Jun
38c
1
3.75 May
4.25
Apr
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
5c
5c
1,000
12c
Jan
1
7.70
7.15
7.70
4,700
6.50
Feb
8.60
Sullivan Cons Mines
Apr
1
3.20
3.20
3.30
3,200
1.70
Feb
3.55
Jun
Jun
16c
6 V2 c
14c
Jail
1,495
17
Jan
22
9%c
10c
8,900
9'Ac
Jun
16c
15c
15c
1,000
15c
Jan
20c
100
—
7%
7%
9%
9%
5
51c
55c
5,300
50c
80c
1,700
76c
Jun
85c
92c
17,200
85c
July
150
1.50
200
1
Pacific
Consol—————
1
Leduc
American
pfd——_
Petroleums
class
Auucon
Petroleums
Ankeno
Aquarius
Arjon
200
2.65
2.56
2.79
4%c
5c
5,600
4.50
4.75
pfd
50
22,000
^7c
7%c
—
3%c
22%c
.
22'Ac
1
J
17V2
100
1,500
17%
17%
91
2.50
8%c
48'A
7,c
Jun
13c
F^d
6c
Jan'
Mar'
3%c July
83ic
.
17c
May
35c
35c
July
65c
12'A
Jan
17% July
185
82%
Feb
98
7c
3,500
%c
13 c
11,600
41c
48c
16,750
36c
17'A
18%
355
13c
Jan
July
16c
Jan
May
11c
Jan
Jan
13c
Mar
May
39c
Jan
2.45
Jan
8%c
9c
8,500
8c
12%
12%
615
11c
6c
6c
5,000
6c
9c
8c
9c
8,600
6%c
——_—__.—1
17c
17c
17c
2,686
15c
1
2.00
1.97
2.10
2,350
*
—
9%
9%
200
3.50
3.50
125
9c 11'Ac
8,684
Gold
Electric
Fabric
Apr
8%c
.1
River
Auto
19
12%
-—.—1
common——,
class
A
Mines
,___
—
——
Ltd
1
Minea_i—
—
1 ' *
1
Bailey. Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Oils
1
Bankfield
Consolidated
Bank
Montreal
:Li
1.96 Mar
8
3.50 July
9c
12 %c May "
15c
5,800
3.90
4,385
3.70
Jan
1.75
1.90
6,500
1.73
Feb
5.40
Feb
v,'
2.55 Mar
Toronto—
i-'
5%c
10
45%
45'A
46
1,355
10
:
47%
47
47%
945
42
Jan
48
July
41'A Mar
50
July
1
10
5%c
50Ov
5%c July
8'Ac Jan
35%
48% July
Jan
49
49'A
515
Mines
1
1.02
1.00
1.06
6,025
1.00
Barvue
Mines
1
1.40
1.36
1.40
2,820
1.26 July
40c
40c
41c
1,080
_•
1.90
1.89
1.95
4,600
•
14c
14c
16c
2,500
14c
Feb
•
20c
20c
22c
18,700
20c
*
14%c
14c
18c
23,300
14c
July
July
10
10
200
51'A
51'A
151
28c
31c
3,019
—
Warrants
Barymln Co Ltd
Metals
Mining
Baska Uranium
Aor1
Jan
19%c
Jun,
Barnat
Base
May
4.50 Mar
22c
July
14c
—
10
Apr
3.75
>
50c
*
Jan
63cJan
Mar
Jan
1
—
%c Feb
24c
Jun
Jan
July
15'A
1
(1937)
12
Jun
11c
42c
—
Apr
1,280
—
—10
Jan
53'A May
Jan
46c
—
B
Jan
Mar
1
class
Jan
9c
6.00
July
21c
—1
.__
Feb'
3.80
Feb
4.50
Jan
Jan'
13%
4%c July
___—_——_1
Corp
1.03
23c
July
2,500
98
—
Jan
Apr
61,000
26c
35c 35 %c
—
—_—*
3%c
May
67'A July
8.55 July
15,367
7%c
Mines
of
260
27c
*
1
Auto
Bank
53
26c
52%
„
26c
1
Atlin-Ruffner
of
75c
5,778
& Paper
48
Mar
10 %C
16,965
5c
—_———*
Hardware
Bagamac
22c
4.70
—
Avlllabona
Jan
11'Ac
May
8.20 July
39'A Mar
9,900
:
Mines
Aunor
Feb
36c
3.25 Mar
9,000
102,020
Yellowknife
Aubelle
18'Ac
26'Ac JUly
4,100
26c
•
Mines
Metals
Athona
Jan
22'Ac
13c
common
Armistice
Ashdown
108
92c
Porcupine
Gold
Jan
9.15
Mines
Corp
Jan
104
83c
Mines
Area
46
178
8.55
Cons Res
Argus
1,882
„—.———.1
Pulp
Canadian
525
67
10 %c
*
Feb
41%
11c
Oil
Jan
64
92c
Lead
Anchor
2.15
40c
41
50c
Anglo-Canadian
1.48
1.50 July
107 107%
13c
13c
—
—
Jan
55,430
—
5
Jan
1.00
7.70
25c
A
July
85c
7.20
———.-—1
Yellowknife
Oil
10
Apr
Feb
Aur
Feb
2.000
Ltd———*
Nepheline
American
—
9
Jun
27c
64
1
Larder—„———l
Amalgamated
Amurex
2nd
7% July
Jun
July
26 %c
41
•
—
Canada
of
American
7.40
•
Ltd
Aluminium
—
—1
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
88c
common——.—*
Uranium Mines Ltd
Aigom
—
*
Petroleums
Distillers
Alberta
Banif
8%
July
79c
Yellowknife
Alberta
Atlas
8%
Jan
-
40c
1.39
July
Jan
1.70 May
90c
July
2.00
1 40 Mar
19c
Apr
Anr
Apr
Jan
6 %c
1,255
22
—
-—..
Bank of Nova Scotia
27,500
1.17
,
July
14c
2'Ac Mar
19%
89c
3.90
16c
Apr
8'Ac
1.17
—
3.85
Feb
2,000
3 %c
;___*'
—
4.05 July
96c
8%c
1
Ltd--
36'Ac July
Jan
19%
1
Ltd—
(1944)
500
July
3.50
10c 11'Ac
--
.
1
Ltd
3.70
20c
:
l
Ltd
Mines
1,400
93c
93c
..
Rix-Athabasca
2,000
4.00
11c
1
Quebec
20c
4.00
3.65
1
1
8%
55c
Aumacho
Parbec
6 Va
7"%
9%
Albermont
Ascot
High
23'A
Jan
*
Akaitcho
Aye*
9'Ac
*
common
Preferred
90c
l
_
Ltd
35c
5C
(Quebec) Ltd
Mines
66
Feb
1
Ltd
Uranium
Jan
20c
25c
1
:
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orchan
90c
Apr
54%
«.
Ltd
Ltd
55c
Apr
625
8,500
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd..—
Yellowknife Mines Ltd——
Nocana
39c
15,000
62
35c
„—1
Canada
Corp
44 c
61
32c
16%
10
Jun
33 %c
1
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite
44c
1
Merrill
10,819
Petroleums—————..—-•
Agnew-Surpass
AJax
Ausr'o
July
Low
23
21->4
1
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
8%
*
—
Gas
22%
*
common
A
Anglo Rouyn
Mackeno
•
Paper common
Preferred
12
42,500
Mines
Mar
8.55 Mar
1,900
1
Jaciilet
Abltibi
Acadia-Uranium
34c
Lso
Mines—_—___
July
67%c
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co—
Uranium
18
Feb
Shares
Low
Par
Jan
43%c July
15%
—
14%
1,050
35c
July
6,500
8.95
15%
17c
c
33 c
—
Ltd— _____1
Mines
18%
43 %c 44',4
—_—*
_———
Mines
Hudson-Rand
18
43 %C
17c
17%
*
Ltd..
Mines
17c
;—1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Gunner
1
.
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
Jun
2.40
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Ltd
Gold
Trans-Dominion
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
8c
9c
6 %
c
2,000
7c
1,000
4'/aC May
1.25 Mar
1.72
Jun
1.14
2.10
Bathurst Power class
Mines
United
Ltd
2,500
80,650
10c 10'Ac
5,000
10c
Mar
18c
Apr
1,500
10c
Mar
30c
Jan
United
Montauban
Vlolamac
500
22c
22c
500
*
17
17%
200
Mines
Mines
Oils
3.40
22c
Feb
4.45 July
1.00 Jan
July
14%
Feb
20
Ltd—
1.65
1.63
1.65
1,000
1
Copper
25c
23c
25c
20,000
20c
July
38c
Jan
2,000
5c
Apr
15c
May
1.61 July
Bell
Mining
Telephone
Berens
10c
10c 10 Vac
Ltd.l
70c
63c
73c
7,800
38c
2.15
Mar
2 VaC
2%c
2,000
2c
Feb
*
1
Jan
^ 92c Mar
4c
Jan
Corp
7'A
1
3.75
__25
^
43%-
_!
River
10c
1
Gambia
Mines.
Bevcourt
*
oil
Co
Petroleums Ltd
32c
32c
500
—•
Lid—
4.55
4.75
600
19%c 21'Ac
6,500
1
_
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
19 %c
_i
3.75
3.85
25c
25c
11%
3.90
3.00
44%
10c 13'Ac
51JA July
Jan
6%
Feb
50c
7'A
,
5.50
2.90 May
Bobjo
Canadian
Central
Central
Leduc
Consol
Del
Federated
Gaspe
Apr
50c
Jan
55,620
37c
July
13,352
39'A
Jan
44% July
21,075
9c
Jun
24c
Bonville
42c
May
72c
Jan
6,000
15c
Mar
43c
Jan
18c
19'Ac
23,600
35c
Jan
8c
10c
4,500
—
5%c
5'Ac
8,100
5%c July
22'Ac
24c
3,850
22c
10c
1
23c
1
Gold
11c
1
July,
July
40c
13%
Cordage
Traction
__
8c
42c
Feb
5.35
9,100
Jun
25c
3,000
6c
July
10c
Jan
8c
5,500
7c
July
20c
Mar
3.50
3.50
3.35
15
15
15
1.105
13 V*
•
8
8
8'A
7,549
6%
880
2.95
4.25 Mar
Jan
15%
Jun
Jan
9%
Apr
Feb
Home
Jasper
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils
Sweet
Oil
Oil
>
;
1-
—-l
29c
•
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Inc
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;
Ltd——
Ltd
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—
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1.38,
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Grass
Co
-
1.60
4.65
4.65
1.40
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1.41
29c
5,000
1.20
2,900
38V4C
4'0c
5,600
3.35
3.35
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1
600
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1.22
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1,40
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1.75
48c
1.15 July
38c
July
3.35 July
40c
Jun
llo
1O0
7,000
-
July
1.01
1
2.50
Wall
45c
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Jan
Feb
Gertrdner & Company Limited
20
Feb
Members: The Investment Dealers'
5.00 Mar
1.60 July
21c
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Associstion of Canada
-
Investment Bankers Association
of America
<-
-
Gairdner,Son fif Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
1.37 Mar
10 %. Mar
"
3.9(1
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Canadian Affiliates
2.25
)
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Feb
Apr
1.25 Mar
40
5.65 Mar
"7.75. July
*
Gairdner 8
Jan
2.95 Mar
*
1,000
7.85"
Jan
1.40 July
22c
May
15,750
1.72
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1.40 Mar
4.00
4,350
lie
1,.22
7.85
,
21
1,500
25c
lie
Oils
.
l',000
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4.35 Mar
Feb
Wirt system to
all offsets
Jan
Apr.
Feb
5.50 Mar
Mar
12c
Apr
3uc
ADr
9% May
7'Ac
*
A
14c
11c
*
class
ordinary.,
Feb
July
6'Ac
Jan
Jan
Mine
18c
7c
1
Brazilian
3.00 July
1,000
1.60
■
Apr
500
20c
19c
Bordulac
Brantford
3.85 July
100""
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Ltd—1
Minerals
Oil .Ventures
Gateway
Great
&
21 'Ac 21 %c
—
-
Ltd_„_—
Oils
Pioducers
Oil
Petroleum--
Ltd——
Oils
Cordasun
Rio
*moire
Devonian
Explprers
3.00
Feb
Jun
76c
Feb
50c
1
1
Mines
Apr
3.75
9
Mar
40c
♦
11%
Jan
Mar
18c
__
1
Mines
Kirkland
Jan
25c
1,200
3.00
5.60
Jan
2,320
3.85
69c
19 %c
1,000
11%
Jan
4.55 July
800
.Calalta' Petroleums Ltd
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd_*
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
)
♦
Canada
Gils Lands Ltd——
„_*
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
1_
_>
23c
50c
43%
10
Jan
800
4,000
41'A
18c
4,300
48c
64c
27'Ac Feb
Apr
50c
•
Gold
Yukon
Bidgood
Bralorne
Limited
7'A
4.00
37c
1
-_
Mines
7
3.75
46c
„
Boymar
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Anglo-Canadian
28c
•
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Bellekeno
Bibis
1
__
,
9'A
May
1
&
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Antone
4.00
,
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Western Tungsten Copper Mines
Oil
3.90
—1
Ltd-:
t
Pyrite
Westville
3.95
Beta
Ventures Ltd
Weeden
1
Mines
11 %c 12 %c
*
*
*
1.50
2.10
r
A
Beaver
1.45
2.09
Asbestos. Corp Ltd
*
Jun
1.50
2.10
1
Ltd
«^Innes class A—;
1
1
Apr
Mines
Petroleums
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines Ltd_
_1
Mining & Oil
Ltd——
Bata
Bates
Belcher
Uddlen
Altex
■
•
Fields
Tobrit Silver Mines
Trebor
1
;
July
Jan
1
Ltd..—
Jan
8c
7.00
1.24 July
—1
Ltd
Mines
&
1.80
Jan
2Qc
1.02 July
High
1.05 July
al.15
1
Ltd
Oils
200
8c
May
6.50
1.65 May
43c May
56c
Jan
4c
6'Ac Jun
9,000
Plumps
45c
Mar
55c
55c
Mines Ltd.—.—. 2
Mines
Asbestos
2c
2.57
Ltd——lv
Corp
Mining
Candego
Consolidated Mosher
D'Eldona
2.60
30c
British
Okalta
1.05
7.00
7.00
1
Ltd—
Oils
Bristol
3.45 July
2.70 Mar
4,700
3,500
a3c a6'Ac
a5c
50c
-1
Ltd—.
Mines
Consol
—*
Corp
Explorers
Chibougamau
Citra-Lartic
Ltd—
Co
3,300
31c
2 %C
6.00
Corporation Limited.*
Celta
Mines
3.45
30c
Ltd—__1
Gold
New
2.35 May
July
Low
1.99
Ltd
Petroleums
July
9
14c
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
1.05
——!
Island Petroleums Ltd—..
—1
Feb
60c
5c
2%c
—
.—
Cartier-Malartic
Low
Kroy Oils Ltd—
New
Brunswick
Shares
Jun
1.04
2.00 May
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
4.15
*
vtc
Mines
Gold
Bouscatilllac
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan, 1
83c
86c
_•—1
^.td———1;
Mines
Gold
Boreal
Shares
3.80
]•
Beaucage
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
■
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Belville
Week's
Friday
(385)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5345
yolume 180
41
v
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Sale Price
Par
6c
6c
4,000
—5Q
Bridge & Tank Co
50
49%
50
325
1.93
2.00
3,900
3.75
4.30
6,255
3.55
Feb
Jan
25
24%
25%
6,567
20%
Jan
26% May
92%
92%
93%
270
78
Jan
93% July
4%%
_100
101%
102
315
90
Jan
102% May
5%
„5»
52%
53
287
48
Jan
preferred
preferred
Columbia
British
•
•
Oil
Consolidated Mining
—1
—
176
13
Jan
17
Jun
Consolidated
5,945
17%
Jan
23%
jun
92,500
16 %c
'~T;
3,750
1.40
27c
——'
1.40
1.49
'
1,750
1.61
2.18
38,916
25%
26 %
1.00
1.32
188,265
93c
18c 22%c
133,921
10c
22c
Consolidated Peak Oils
22c
16c
7% July
Jan
7%
22%
23c
15c
26%
Mosher
15%
5%
7,190
Nicholson
7%
8,345
2.60
1.80
& Smelting
Consolidated
21%
22%
I—1
Mines
Reef
Jun
54
15%
7%
«
A-
Power
Empire
Broulan
class
Packers
Columbia
nntish
-
52%
2.54
Oils Ltd
Consolidated
British Columbia Forest Products
British
101%
.
8c
';
Consolidated Micmac
Oil
25c
Lead
pfd— lioo
American
British
British Columbia Electric 4%
950
9,550
2.60
July
Bruck
class
Mills
Brunhurst
A
t
Mines
Brunsman
Brunston
Ltd
Ltd_
_
_
Mining
Brunswick
_
■
•
110
8c
.6,800
Apr
10c
2,500
7 V2c Mar
13c
Jan
18c
3,500
14c
Jan
25c
May
11%
4,035
9
Mar
13
*
!
-
Feb
ll%c
Apr
10c
Jun
20c
Apr
47c
Mar
1.05
5c
6c
7,000
5c
July
11 %c
Jan
2.34
2.55
1,922
96c
Jan
2.65
July
22%
23%
12,740
5%c
5%c
5%c
1,100
5%C July
9c
Jan
18c
16c
18c
7,897
15c
Jan
29c
Pen
Cosmos
4c
4%c
2,500
3%c May
6c
Jan
Buffalo
Buffalo
Red
45
45%
1,160
35%
Jan
9c
9%C
7,600
8%C
Jun
•
Canadian
.
,
1
Lake
Burlington
Burns
_
—
class
23
_
53%
_
_
•
A
24
165
19%
155
51%
Calgary
195
37 %
8%
340
8;
7
Oil
4,635
Crown
Jun
Crowshore
8%
Canada Cement common
3,500
10c
July
13c
4.15
4,350
3.35
3.45
11,975
8.00
7.75
8.00
1,750
117
116
118
1,048
30%
30%
125
11%
11%
170
Davis
Feb
Feb
Jan
8.50
Jan
120
Feb
28%
Rio
Foils
Class
*
common
Canada
Iron
Life
Canada
Power
21
21%
805
19%
Jan
23
May
Dominion
100
100
10
78%
Jan
100
July
Dominion
61
60%
61
235
51%
Jan
61
July
Dominion
12%
12%
115
10 %
Feb
12% July
2.90
3.10
1.25
1.25
1.75
36 %
36%
38
•
Packers class B
*
July
2.75
Mar
38
1.25
4,600
31
340
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
SS
Canada
Wire
Canadian
Ltd
pfd
Bank of
Canadian
Oil
Commerce
13%
730
12%
100
60 % Mar
67%
2^c
J:
Apr
3.60
,40
41
1,290
26
26%
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Canners
•
26%
Apr
Apr
Jun
Car
•
22%
20
22%
Jan
50c
6.25 Mar
42 % Juiy
Jan
4,770
21%
Jan
1,175
22
Apr
30
22%
3,139
16 % Mar
22%
1,640
18% Mar
July
27
21
22
Class A
Celanese
Electrohome
preferred
$1.75
1.36
1.43
30%
29%
30%
Canadian
Food
Products
A
5%
4,555
61c
July
79 %c
Feb
20c
3,100
18c
Feb
27c
70c
Jan
50
Apr
1.51
1.70
29,930
65
67
976
1.75
1.75
1.75
4.25
4.25
10c
—
2.00
2.15
15%
15%
Cos
is %•
_*
common—
preferred
-
-JL80
Gas Reserves
Canadian
Pipe
Salt
Canadian
Tire
Line
Producers
Co
Canadian Vickers
class
National
Canso
Castle
Gas
65
225
102
102
80
27%
26%
27%
5,735
2.30
2.15
2.45
63
63%
1.60
1.40
__100
5.05
•
30c
July
21
Jan
Jan
12
93c
July
7
Feb
45'A
Jun
100%
1,150
Feb
34%
67c
Jan
1.02 Jan
27%
Jun
22% May
Oils
Dragon
Oils
Duvex
&
Jan
102
'■
'
11%
65c
65c
3,300
64 %c July
5.75
6.25
9,055
5.75 July
200
11
350
11
5.00
5,450
1.34
1.47
12,700
Jan
2.39
11
4.45
2.57
I,330
870
3,745
215
6 '/a
6%
22%
6%
41c
40c
46c
25
25
\
:
2.57
Apr
3.70
Jan
El
i
El
32,575
loc
May
83c
55,375
69c
Jun
1.09
Apr
7%c July
11 % c
Feb
70c
300
28%
28%
40
25
25%
25%
50
22 'A
42c
25%
7%c
7%c
19c
19c
f—
-—
7,511
14%
Feb
24%
24%
22 %
1.15
1.15
28%
75
8%c
8%c
3.30
3.25
3.50
6.809
1
43 %c
43c
45C
60,284
lie
lie
500
7
7
25
-20
1.10
1.09
1.15
7,300
93c
May
5,800
82c
July
20
44
43
44
122
5
5
150
Chimo
Circle
Bar
class
Knitting
3,000
4c
6,025
28c
Jan
58 %c
Apr
63c
II,600
40c
Mar
66c
July
52c
55c
1.41
1.36
1.45
48,625
1.02
2.80
2.00
2.85
11,300
1.90
8%
8%
330
1
5%c
5%c
•
70c
70c
Jun
July
7% May
31,125
5%c
5c
Jan
15,753
60c
Jun
"
1
Cochrane-Dunlop
78c
89c
*
Cockshutt
Coin
Farm
class
A
Equipment
Colomac
Yellow
Knife
T
Petroleum
Jan
15%
18
19%
20%
150
4.10
3.95
4.20
65c
70c
10,880
1.810
17c
20c
2,740
30c
32c
14,000
30c
8
9c
9%c
25
26%
1,360
10.25
6,185
7
2,900
5%
53
1,086
35%
Jan
53
July
-July
77%
78
192
58
Jan
78
Juiy
5.00
300
14c
Mar
Central
Cadillac
11%
Jan
10 %c July
Tire
500
175
7
May
63
55
58
Feb
67
12c
13c
8,720
12c
Jun
Great
West
Coal,
class
29c
Jan
Great
West
Coai
class
B
Jan
Gridoil
Jun
4c
May
6c
Feb
Gulf
Jun
44c
Jan
Gulf
Jun
65c
July
Gunnar
Mines
2.20 Mar
Gwillim
Lake
30c
Lake Mines
1
20c
20c
22c
20,500
For footnotes see page
43.
1.83 May
10c
Jan
1,100
34,300
3%C
7,500
3%C
4,000
136
137
49
53
125
29c 32 %c
41,600
18c
20c
38,400
45c
Feb
1.91
3%c
July
48%
Jan
53
July
24c
May
49c
Jan
15c
Feb
29 %C
lfl%
Jan
Feb
Jun
2,500
3.95
Jan
1.01
29%
Jun
7.95
15%
1.30
118,300
7
80
7
5
17%
Apr
1.42 Mar
9 % Mar
4% Mar
2,600
7c
12,600
6%T5
Jun
12c
52
92
45%
Jan
57
52
2
Oil
—
Gold
Lime &
200
6.05
Alabasune
Feb
8.50
9.15
22,558
8.00 Mar
7c
7c
6%c
3,000
fs^.c July
43
41%
43
1,140
32%
9.10
Jan
j
8 % Mar
5
5.80
5.65
Jun
Feb
7c
5.80
,
4.50 July
1
5
9c
Feb
137
4,255
15
July
6c
Jan
97
27
1.21
Jan
7%c Jan
July
4.50
1,550
Feb
Apr
Jan
15c
Apr
3%c July
3c
Feb
Jan
Jan
58c
29 %'C Mar
4.35
Lead
Gypsum
5c
1.35 Mar
25%
—
Freeholu
6c
6,400
40c
% C 12%c
9
52%
A—
Grass
Sweet
6.520
38,922
12 %c
15
Great
19,720
35,463
July
9,725
1.30
Development
Great Plains
5%c
29c
23 %c
9,500
1.55
27
Ut.il
Apr
7%c
2.13
37c
6 'A c
4.50
common-
Jun
7c
46c 51 %c
Gas
July
4%c
25c
1.00
5c
20c
8%
5c
1.92
9.7U
5 %c
1.44
137
4.20
7c
49c
Jan
Jan
Mar
7.70
Apr
30c
Paper
1
28c
Jan
3%c Mar
65c
Jan
Jun
9%c
July
Jun
3%c
Mines
12c
2.09
104
Mar
ll%c
40c
Bousquet
Gramtmes
Northern
64
4c
Apr
16%
Jun
23 %c
50
Lakes
8%
1
Mines
18,925
100
Apr
7.00
4.80 July
10%
8,000
10c
Preferred
Graham
Great
4.20
1
Denison
Discoverv
9,200
71c
7.00
4.95 July
1,000
1.55
—
common
Great
8%
1
Cordasun
Consolidated
Consolidated
8.15
3%c
66c
7 %
12c 12 %c
Mining
Jan
4.10
3,745
8.00
3%c
6»/-> r M"v
42c
1
22c
19.600
Jan
Jan
23 %c 23%c
Mines
_1
Astoria
Consolidated
4 %c
Uranium
3,000
12c
163
5c
:
Porcupine
2,000
1
Oil
Mines
Goldfields
4c
Feb
102%
103
5.55
23 %c
Goldhawk
15c
3.75
470
3%c
68c
Goldora
4c
3%c Mar
103
8.15
Mines
Manitou
Goodyear
Jan
common
Gold
1.20 Feb
14c
"
Golden
Goodflsh
Apr
2,600
11%
4c
1.15 Mar
4c
8%
Jun
Jun
7%
Wares
5.00
11%
Gold
Eagle
Jan
7c
Jan
26% July
13
Fen
12c
1.08
420
Jan
78c
aJn
6%
—
Goldale Mines
1.43
5,100,
25c
Jun
20%
9.70
common
10
Lake
God's
Gold
16% July
Apr
30c
6%
Gold
Mar
Jun
Feb
26
.
4.80
Yellowknife
Giant
July
13%
5.20
1.08 May
Feb
4.95
•
Lake
Geneva
Glenora
65c
50
May
20% July
10.00
.
Preferred
65c
8,775
Apr
19
16 %c
•
•
i
Steel
General
414,748
91c
100
,
3.80 July
30c
July
2.20 May
Jan
17%
20%
Jan
7
Jan
12 %
250
Apr
Apr
23c
Jan
64
common
Petroleum
55c
16%
7%
10.
Allenbee
Gillies
93c-
1.15
1,098
Jan
5.05
68c
Apr
6,700
-v
Class A
Apr
8%c Jan
15c
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
"
Jun
9
5
1.00
1.64 Jan
3.00
11c
91%
ft
II,000
86c
*
Confederation Life
Consolidated
65c
2.78 July
7%c Jan
1
National
Consolidated
80c ~
16%
90c
1
Couper
Commonwealth
Conduits
1
___»
Lake
Coldstream
"
60c
ctfs
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willians
Jun
203
345,300
1
trust
13%
13
2.78
4%c
Chemical
Voting
Jun
33c 34 %c
_1*
A
5%
2.56
*
Citra-Lartic
Cobalt
July
4%c
1
Gold
Chromium
44
13 %c
May
July
July
88
1
Mines Ltd
General
1.74 Mar
40c
1.75
Feb
88c
Jun
88
—
Feb
82c
7c
Jun
29
3.25 July
-
Apr
28
1.85
•
•
1956)
2.10
Feb
•
Jan
85c
July
•
—
General Bakeries
♦
25
24% July
Jan
26
1,600
V#.July
Jan
19
175
Fen
18
ff;
Jun
1.10
4,900 '
Jan
1.07
52
Geco
1
■
8 %c
Power
Gatineau
Jan
I
25
28%
Jun
25c
Jan
19
20
24%
•
Feb
Apr
1.18
28%
Exploration
Jan
1.52
3,635
2,475
25
24% "
24%
.
a
23 %
19% Mar
25*.
18%
Exploration of Alberta
Feb
10% Mar
.
17%
common
2.50
13
Jan
18%
common
22c
2.67
43c
Jan
•
(extended to June
85c
•
Jun
July
*
Jun
_1
17c
14c
Co
Mar
May
Jan
20
class
13c
4
14 %c
54c
A
pfd__
67c
*
Jan
12,700
24%:
Feb
7c
II,850
—1
25c
Jun
luc
4%c July
95c
Mines.
l,37o
12c
69c
14c 15 %c
A
Gas
Jun
Jan
88c
warrants-
Ltd
Gaitwin
26
15c
——.—•'
Petroleum
Iron
Cos
Apr
Jan
88c
—
Fasteners
Jun
May
—1
-
Feb
6%
31
'
500
23
23
Jan
1.43
Apr
July
7,800
19c
Kirkland
5.75
Apr
"
5c
1
j— —--4---—-*
14,800
Jan
3,666
Feb
4.50
July
4%
8,062
6c
1.17
1
15c
40%
64c
5c
61c
1
70c
.
3.45
Jan
3.55
3,160
74c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.9C
80c
18,600
3.85
3.85
pfd______—____—-25
68c
l
38,100
1
2.70 July
25c
Chibougamau Explor
11,000
95c
80c
Ltd
Preferred
Frobislier
Jan
:
2.50
88c
88c
9c
2.35
2.44
———10
Falconbtldge Nickel
Fraser
May
Mines
3,500,
7%c
•
ihainous. Players
Foundation
Jun
13,200
24c
4.75
Corn
B
Feb
2ic
23c
4.05
—
Mines
Class
Apr
43c
20c
8c
Fanny Farmer
Fargo: Oils
Ltd
Federal, Grain class
Flash
Mar
25%
72c
Glacier
Eureka
62c
Jan
July
4.50
-
(T H)
Jun
19%
35c
19c
82 %C
1
—
Gold
Sol
Emerald
Jan
6c
Feb
19c
•
±.
Oils
Pen-Rey
Jan
13c
8%
—20
Invest
Elder Mines
7.00
1.45
Apr
Feb
6
22c
1
f.
i
13c
1.34 July
FeD
23%
122C
.
_1
Eddy Paper class A
1.00
11
July
9
% Mar
.
1
Manufacturing
Apr
13 % May
27
Jan
20% Mar
15,100
25
7
2,035
22%
15% July
9% Mar
18%
8,380
—1
Steel.
Motor
3,000
Chesterville
Jan
14%
11%
1
Eastern Metals
67c
50c
11%
14
27
Mines
14c
Wines
Jun
8%
Mines—
Sullivan
East
Eastern
Warrants
4.80
Research
Jan
103%
8
.
Mines
Ford
5,500
Mines
15%
Jan
11
1
Fleet
23c
Chemical
Apr
99%
14%
u——1
Apr
6%c
Cheskirk
13%
65
25
.
Jun
20c
:
200
3, lid
11%
3.55 May
64
3.00
65c
Jun
27% July
Jun
5.00
5% Mar
3.50 July
3.50
l0'/4
103% 103%
.
•
Gas
Nickel
reueraied
6%c
common
39%
27
Minerals
&
Malartic
Rim
July
20c
Steel
July
15
23.50
Amphi
65
1
Chateau-Gai
'
East
Federal
1
Chatco
40
•
1
Trust
1,014
Feb
8%
Brewery
July
Chamberlain Oil
Chartered
May
31
1
1
Oils
Apr
54c
1.70 Mar
Centremaque Gold
Charter
16%
Jun
•
Mines
10
July
1.40
3,075
5.40
Jan
2.01
165
5,100
1.60
Jun
17
1.40
Uranium
Jan
22c
__•
common
..
Dow
Estella
4.15 Mar
5.90
1
—
14Vb
2,650
"
Donalda
Fenimore
1
Porcupine
Lake
Centre
55
65
1
Patricia
Central
100
Oil—
Central Leduc
Central
47,578
10
10
Investments
Explorers
1,575
1,970
•
i
Estabrooks
16% Mar
•
Corp Ltd
Canada
300
1.00
10
1,961
6.50 Mar
3.80 July
4.00
3.50
15%
'■
Jan
15%
38 y4
39%
•
common
Textile
Jan
105% July
1
1
*
Trethewey
Central
18%
S3c
1
Ltd
Gold
Asbestos
Central
18%
94c
♦
A
Oil Producers Ltd
Cariboo
18%
6c
Minerals
Wirebound
Canso
.Cassiar
26
•
Williston
Canadian
25%
*
com
Canadian Utilities pfd (1954 issue)
Canadian
25%
*
;
Corp
-13;500
25
10
1
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian
35c —44tr
42c
1
Pacific
i
Jan
'1.55
—
Canadian Oil &
Canadian
;
x
Jan
100
155
560
-
32%
Jun
24
Apr
2.05 Mar
Jun
27%
•
Preferred
Jun
2.79
19
Jan
12 %
320
105 105%
2.80
2.80
Feb
6.75 Mar
Apr
35c // Jan
July
3.75
14% Mar
3,825
15%
15%
105%
100
-
Warrants
50
2.95 Mar
67
Jun
1.75
I,203
-
,
41c
40c
*
4.00
50
4.25
2.00
15%
Oils
"
1.75 July
400
•„
2uc
Jun
1.25
Jan
2.25 Mar
July
12c
7,385
Jun
1.53
____«
-
Homestead
Oil
63c
19 c
*
com
:
:
61c
66%
Locomotive
Canadian
9.60 Mar
61c
*
J?,'
:
—
1.15
1.25
15
3.80
0
Coal
&
Stores
Economic
•»
Canadian Malartic
„
Jan
9%
6.70 July
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
.
34% Mar
6% May
6,100
common
Dredge
Class
Feb
1,250
7.10
19c
Canadian
Canadian
29
8%
—3
(Dunsmuir)
Decalta
Canadian
675
32
8
6.75
"Warrants
Canadian
'31
24 % Mar
8%
July
1.00 May
1,300
Jan
Jan
42c
18 %c
5,000
.
Apr
5.00
24%
3.85
15%
100
Steel
Dominion
East
May
7.10
14,000
1.36
Dominion Magnesium
mast
18
_•
Cellulose
&
32
25
.
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian Colleries
Jun
22c
16
Mar
3.25
5,950
___-
Preferred
Juu
23%
1,730
19%
19
19%
•
common—
13
200
Jan
„
22% July
•
Canadian
325
28,200
Dyno Mines
-
common
15
4.50
16c
,__10
Bank
69 % May
July
26%
26%
Canadian
Mar
47% July
Jan
20c
l
July
4.10
32%
18c
1.25
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
13%
3.20 July
8,150
26%
•
3.20
41
10
22c
Feb
1.05
2.50
(Western)
Dominion
July
1.80
3,033
24c
3.50
2
58
10c
2
■■
•
♦
Atlantic
Canadian
5,775
67%
*
B
Oil
1.95
13%
13%
_____12.50
class
Cable
Admiral
70
1.80
1
75
May
16,000
25c
July
75
Jan
75
75
20
Petroleum
Lines
&
Mortgage
12c
15c
15c
Foundry & Steel com
Dominion
Canada
Mar
34
Jun
90c
May
56c
4.35 Mar
2.90 July
I,300
-
7c
1.15
Asbestos
21
Warrants
11,100
1.00
Mines
Dome
Dominion
100
•
Oil Lands
Canada
Feb
Jan
*
Assurance
Northern
Canada
July
15
10
.
Malting
Canada
12
13
615
8%c
16c
.
Seagrams
Distillers
10
Foundry
Canada
7% Mar
100
15
14%
*
A
46%
1.19
Minerals
Dome Exploration
Canada
11,670
July
31% May
Jan
76c
9%c Mar
7%c Mar
1.00
Ltd
Devon-Leduc
84
500
14
20C
Ltd
Mines
Producers
Del
Detta
Feb
2,200
12c
15
A
Delnite Mines
Jun
Jan
8c
Feb
6c
8c
13c
class
Gold
5.50 Mar
6.70
5%c
Jun
3uc
7%c
4.50
3.45
July
11% July
July
46%
—
B
2.35 Mar
3.85
13%
Jan
9
17c
70c
46%
Corp
Patricia
Mines
D'Eldona
Jan
10
40
300
2,000
,
14% July
6c
75c
Leather
Class
28c
11c
3.85
20c
Jan
Jan
7%c
:
Zellerbach
Apr
21 %c
4.00
30 %
July
13%
Jan
Jun
3.45
20
Preierred
26c
Mar
9
11%
Jan
4.0o
18c
July
10%
Apr
12c
*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
15c
13%
11%
Mines
Uranium
Croft
14%
18c
Crestaurum
Jun
5,700
14c
1
1
Gas
&
40,200
13c
♦
Cons
20c
11%
1
Oils
Calnorth
Calvan
1
1
Flon
Flin
Callinan
18c
10%
19c
llVb
2,475
9c
Jan
23% July
Jan
3.00 July
2,740
14%
11%
Mining
Cournor
July
Jan
16%
11,700
13%
14%
_
75
•
3.25
9c 10 %c
Mills
Imperial
59
Jan
8%
1
Edmonton
&
23%
1
voting
Dist
(H)
D'Aragon
Calcler Bousquet
._
Class B
24
Jan
54
45% July
14 % C M«r
Jan
70
53
23%
a
A
*
__
"
—
68
•
class
B
Burrard
'
—-1
Steel
Co
&
Class
„
•
Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Building
k
Coulee Lead
Corby
Gold
Buffadison
'
5c
56,000
9%c
Jan
11
Feb
July
11,200
—
1
Smelting,
&
1.70
22 %c
21,204
.
Copper-Man
10
.
_1
Mining
Pete—
West
29% May
Feb
6c
Consumers
16 %c
9c
:
——
18 %c
July
7c
Jan
July
67c
Roehette
Consolidated
tan
12
Jun
8%
Feo
Apr
3.90 May
July
22
Feb
35c
*•.
3.05
Consolidated
Gas,
Conwest Exploration
10c
1
9%
7c
7c
1
_
—
8%
8%
.
1—1;
Mines
July
3.50
65c
Consonuaied Ranwiuk
Jan
2.25
V
Jan
1.61
Jun
59c,
10c ll%c
10 %c
•
•
14c
Jan
53c
Jan
63c
6%"C
8c
Orlac
Jan
49c
July
40c
July
2.30
6,681
High
-
Jun
9c
—-
Howev
Matarrow
21c
500
8c
Haliiwell
Cons
•
Low
22c
39%c39%c
Guayana
Consolidated
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.14
Consolidated
5.20
July
Shares
22c
22c
—
.
2.55
Jan
1.80
4.15
Arrow
Apr
50
48% May
1.94
Jan
15c
Jun
1
_
Petroleums
Brltaita
6c
1
Mines Ltd
Briiund
6c
Golden
Consol
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Lake
Red
Brewls
Shares
Low
_
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
23
JULY
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
7.20 Mar
1
Jan
I
May
j
Jan_„
10%c Jan
43
July
U
42
t
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(386)
'
..
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
'
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday-
Exchange (Cont.)
Toronto Stock
Sale Price
Par
Mines
Hallnor
Hard
Lakes
Red
Headway
3.50
73,295
8%
2.90
500
llVaCl4J/2c
925
8
'?
7%
24c
Jan
Mexico
8%c
18,500
8c
May
17%c
Jan
20c
18c
23c
11,555
15c
Mar
21c
May
Midcon
36'Ac
35c
40c
27,000
17c
Jan
45c
May
Mill
8%c
10%c
1
Lake
10%c
11c
11,200
26c
Jun
10c
Jan
Apr
2.35
•
*
6%
51c
8,070
%c
10,600
2.35
1,800
1.75
6'Ac
4,000
6c
9% Mar
-
July
6% July
Jan
50
6'A
45c
19c
July
9% Max
Jun
47c
■■
26c
Mar
6%
l&C
Miuda-Scotia
6%
9c
2.30
50c
—•
Brick
5%
800
6c
.—•
Milton
200
19c 20
6%
Gas
dt
266,130
5%
8
Apr
••
Feb
67c
July
43p:
May
h
Hinde
47
__
Daucta
&
4c
"*•
High Crest Oils Ltd
Smith
Howard
375
15%
15%
16
7.45
7.75
5,205
17c
14c
17c
7,500
4'Ac
5c
Paper
.£,500
25
26
2,830
50%
50%
10
25%
_•
common-
50
Preferred
'•*
Hoyie Milling
—:—
Hudson
Mining
Bay
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
„
Oil & Kenning Ltd
Husky
s
46%
14'AC Apt
!
i'
2.15
Feb
7.45
14c
2.10
2.15
300
1.70
46
46%
1,909
37%
29c
8,000
-
43
44
575
:
47
100
33
33%
33
6,341
28
Mar
Feb
7% May
Feb
25 % May
5c
^July
*
6%
6%
6'A
National
Jan
Hosiery
Petroleum
July
National
Steel
"49
Mar
National
36
May
Negus
6
25
25
80
*
44
45
44%
44%
10%
New
Car
1.58
1.56
44%
45
40O
8%
8%
24%
24%
25%
31
31
10
——
Uranium
Labine
1
2.46
12% July
13% July
8%
A—
7%
7%
305
7'A
11,700
1.95
I
July
2.69
8c
34%
34%
34
2,000
Jan
70c
Mar
38c
54,250
1.30
11,910
1.09 July
British Dominion Oil
•
2.10
1.90
2.13
24,375
1.77
Apr
Jun
Davies
New
•
42%
42%
42%
Jan
134
132%
134
6,661
125
34%
__5/100
128 'A
Jan
135%
Jun
•
21
20
21
1,825
19
Jan
26%
5
25%
I 24%
25%
7,835
20%
Jan
27'A May
5c
5%C
17,100
5c
May
2,500
55c
Feb
65c
4,700
55c
July
10,900
39c
37c
July
75c
Jan
12c
1,000
12c
July
30c
Mar
1.09
1.19
32,450
8ic
Mar
13c
July
40c
1
14c
13c
15c
8,150
1
2.81
2.80
2.90
4,175
12c
11 %c
20c
23,104
25c
25c
5,000
12c 12 %c
Petroleum
:) ■ "
Jan
Jan
12c
1
Devon
1.20
40c
—50c
Dickenson Mines
'.'.V
91c
1.14
—•
Oil
Petroleum
60c
Feb
2.70 May
Jan
55c
'
•
1.60
3,628
19c
21c
4,250
14c
2.60
L.u3
r
24'Ac May
Jail
j.pj
jjji
Apr
Interprovincial Pipe
•
28%t
60c
60c
*
Dellil
New
International Petroleum
Development
i/oouiteiilul
N»-w
New
1
Mines
Jun
Feb
34c
Concord
jun
July
13c
1.09
9% Mar
34%
2.69
7'/«c May
35c
42% July
29% Mar
450
14 c
1.38 May
87,700
7%c
26% May
1.17
New
•
Jim
Jan
3i%
9'Ac Feb
4,100
1
3.36 Mar.
Jun
2.20
Feb
*2i09 Jun
Apr
1
Calumet
9
2.02
'
7'A
j an
Oils
New
47
7%
28
24% July
Bldlamaaue
New
Jan
2.15
Inglis
Jun
12%
Jan
Bristol
May
Jan
34%
I
57c
Mar
27
50
.
2.43
1
Alger
1.40
1,800
2,255
-
10c 11'Ac
1
New
Mar
34 % Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
New
45% May
45% May
8
93b
44%
4Q'Ac
27% May
6'A July
605
1.64
•
:
Mines
Nesbitt
Jun
39
90
2
23%
4,637
30
A—
10
i
B.Vft Jufy
July
July
New
25
class
25c
Trust
805
Metals
B
30,% July
j
Jan
"""44
3,508
International
class
150
Jap
Jan
22c
1,880
A".
Jun
16%
11 %
4,500'
12
53c
Jan
9»A
395
27%
9%, Mar
Jan
15c
4,260
47'Ac
11%
27%.
Jan
6%
44c
11%
27%
15% July
Mar
5"
500,
■
-
24%
300
12%
•
7
41c
1,021
-
Jan
Feb,.,
15
400
13'A
20
Jan
6%
12
13%
;-
——•
36%
Jan
,8%
12
5
Preferred
43
r
8
5
com
—
National
8.20
10%c
6.20 July
6 %
Ingersoll Machine class
(John) & Co
inspiration Mining
July
13,500
1,270
30%
National Grocers common
Jan
6.35
Chemical
1,800
15'Ac 15'Ac
*
—
1.60
10
75
43c
29%
,——*
—
&
7%
National Explorations Ltd
Jun
47% May
*"! 51c
53Ac
£1
—
2.50
Feb'
Jan
Brass
Drug
7%
16%
29%
4
common
^Preferred
Jun
3,325
16'A
—
Ltd
National
July
6.25
9
preferred
Naco
5'Ac
9%
$2
Morrison
Jan
26
9%
$1.50 preferred
Apr
6%c
50%
9%
common
25c
47
—
Acceptance
Moore Corp
6.25
—
Industrial
Jan
Jan
6,150
15%
43c
Apr
Jan
?
common—
10'A
July
27c
Knitting
Porcupine
16%
19%
43%
preferred
Moneta
July
45
10
Imperial Life
10
Imperial
Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
4%
Monarch
July
1.75
15
—
Montreal LoeomoLive
4'Ac Jan
,
Jan
Corp
Jan
11%
;~
Mining
1,60
1.65
Mindamar
Jan
5%C
Imperial Bank
Preferred
47
Feb
July
*
——1
Petroleums
Hy-Charger
May
27c
2.15
*
•
1
1
Smelting
&
30c
14
28% Mar
2,420
7.55
1
Gold
13c
32,600
47
'"l
Yellowkulie
Homer
14c
47
Is
.
Oil
Hosco
13'Ac
7%c
12%
6,500
r
13 %c
6c
54
4'Ac
July
Apr
3%c July
2,700
14
3%c
•
Consol
Hollinger
Home
6c
14
common
Mines—
Jan
Jufc
2.^5
.
«
Paper
Gold
Heva
6e
1
Gold
Heath
Hendershot
«
High
Low
26c
5%
-
Range Since Jan.1
High
7%
City Petroleum
Oil
Shares
20% C
-i."
■
8
100
Tramways
8c
1
1
1
Preferred
1
22c
•
13.50
Light & Power common
Mexican
Feb
9,
Feb
Uranium Mines
Meta
3.50 July
Apr
11 %c July
1
Mines
Gold
of
8%
for Week
Low
Par
High
Iron
Hibbert
Harrison
Hasaga
Heaa
13c
*
—__
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
3.50
1
Carpets
23
for Week
Low
—1
r
Gold
Rock
Harding
JULY
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Nickel
International
Preferred
Jacknlfe
Jack
common
Line___
1
Oils
Gold
4,700
85,667
12c
11c
12c
11,150
10c
9c
14,000
8c
8c 1
53c
63c
254,440
21c
21c
24c
15,000
•
1.55
1.55
1.55
1,600
1
Ltd
Kayrand Mining
55'Ac
10c
8%c
10c
18,500
Goldvue
New
Harricana
9%c Mar
New
3.80
Jan
New
Hugh
28%c July
5%C Mar
7'Ac Mar
l,58o
*
Ltd
Fortune
Jan
New
Kelore
10 %c
1.40 Mar
21c
1
Mines
Oils
Jupiter
1.77
17c
1
i
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
7%c
1.74
17c
—*
Ltd
Joblirke
7%c
1.75
1
(1939)
Mines
7%c
1
Mines
Oil
Jellicoe
Warrants
New
New
•
Gold
Waite
Jasper
Jet
Co
_
—
-
Laguerre Mines
Larder
73c
27c
Jun
Newlund
1.50
July
5c
12 %c July
21 %
22
1,225
19%
Jun
25%
Jan
6c
5%c
6c
5,500
5c
May
9%c
Jan
New
18
19
Apr
New
Jan
New
Ricmield
Kristin*
Copper
Oils
10c
3,750
7c
July
65c
1,500
52c
Apr
Ryan
69c
75c
61c
May
90c
Mar
New
35c
Apr
6Uc
May
New
Superior Oils
10c 18 %c
35,000
10c
July
24c
Jan
New
Taku
Mines
19c
Feb
47c
38C
1
11%C
31c
29 %C
34c
1.03
1.10
i
45,400
1.03
i
20c
Ltd
36c
5,050
1.00
1.02
1
•
21%
21
21%
*
9.00
8.95
9.05
1,615
Lake
1
676
63 %c
67C
4,200
1
14c
13 %c
1
20c
17
990
Labrador Mining
Ltd
& Exploration
Dufault Mines
Lake
Lake
(John)
Lingman
Osu
——i
—.1
Mines
Shore
Lake
6.00*
1.80
July
7.75
61c
15c
4,000
12c
19c
20c
6,000
16 %c
5.35
6.00
4,205
Lake
of
La
Luz
1
the
Woods
common
5.00
Secord
23c
31%
31%
32%
20c
1,550
175
V28
—*
____
1.41
1.41
630
1.30
3.70
3.75
1,125
3.60
Gold
Lapa Cadillac
Laura
23C
•
Mines
Lamaque
23C
•
Mining—
Wasa
Candy
5C
1
3
16%
*
Shops
Nib
/
•
Jan
10
13%
80c
Jun
Feb
Jun
21c
22c
Jan
6.15
5c
24%c
May
5c
5%C
7,950
16
16%
205
15
1.70
Jun
1
1
Lencourt Gold |
Lexindin Gold
1
'
14% May
13%
150
10%
Jan
21
700
13
Jan
20 %
200
17%
Jan
20% July
3.25
3.25
300
1.80
Jan
4.25 May
6%c
3,000
July
class
,5c
-21
Mines
11,850
110,700
61c 61 %c
2,750
43%
Canadian
Mafie
Oils
North
■'
Gold
July
North
1
Class
Bloedel class
&
Nubar
Madsen
Nudulama
Mines
Malartic
Manitoba
&
a
Eastern..
;;
47
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
•_!
59
July
37%
Jan
50c
50c
Marbenor
Malartic
Maritimes
Mining
Marwayne
Oils
Corp
Maybrun
Ltd
Ltd
8c
35c
18 %c
Mines
McColl
Grain
1.62
Frontenac
common
Preferred
Omnitrans
12c
9%c
Jan
75*
Jun
1.78
10Vac Jan
Jan
Jan
2.80
9,000
6c
6'Ac
3.10
6'Ac
'6,000
50c
2.90
50c
500
Apr
5 %e
Jun
Feb
3,40 Jun
16c
Jun
6
3.15
18c
Jan
.
Jan
72c
July
43c
14'Ac Fib"
Jijn
.
9%
9%
1,537
2.90
9%
3.00
9,120
•
i
9% July
Ontario
Steel
Jan
2fcc
Jun
12c
Feb
1.66
6,365
50c
1,600
1.60
10'Ac
12c
July
21%
10
22'A
21%
22%
1,420
__1
1.76
1.70
1.80
8,875
6%c
6'Ac
9C
2,600
1.47
1.40
1.47
22,920
4%c
4c
4'/2c
56,100
7
Jan
17
Feb
20
50
•
9
8%
9
925
101
101
101
35
9,500
20
Jan
Orenada
Feb
,
10 %c
1 lie
8,100
9%c May
20c
30c
31c
3,450
6'/sC
3,000
6c
50c
Jun
70c
75c
6,350
60c
Feb
24%c Jan
Jun
6'/«c
Mar
•>
7c
1,300
,,8c
9c
3%c
4'Ac
21,333 i
1.30
1.30
1.35
1,500
16c
16c
17c
Vac
3%c
.
.
Jan
9'Ac Jan
80c
Jan
18c
Feb
3
May
lie
Jan
133
133
2.35
3.90
3.90
5c
56c
Pacific
(Eastern)
1
x
f
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
*
:V
1.31 Mar
90
Jan
*23
1.80
July
Jan
Pan
Feb
July
Jan
4'Ac Jan
2.95 May
95c
May
July
22
Jan
24
Feb
60c
Jun
97c
Apr
Jun
135.
Jun
130
1.00
Jan
3.25 May
800
5c
July
3,300
35c
Jun
110c
5'Ac July
9
20
1.70
101
14 %c:15'Ac
2.56
4.45
--
Jun
Feb
7.%c Jan
58c
Jan
Oil
10c
7.20
7.45
66
67
545
66c
67c
3,770
39c
38c
40c
14,750
5c
1,000
21c
18 %c
27c
154,050
3.00
|
3.00
320
5C
_
1
_
6.90
3,535
66
Mines
Parker Drilling
14 %C July.
6,500
59'Ac Feb
"
7.25
•
Parbec Mines
Western
•
60
61c
Jun
Apr
Mar
31%c Jan
ll%jMar
74%
Ffeb
84c
Apr
46c
Mar
4%C
Jun
He
Jan
lie
Jan
38c
Jun
3.00
Jun
5.00 Mar
Apr
Jun
Apr
July
Peace
Peruvian
34c
34,100
30c
July
52c
Jan
Petrol Oil
21c
People's
10,000
21c
July
65c
Jan
21c
21c
500
18c
July
37c
Credit
6,751
Gas___
1
Jewelers
—
1
1
1,600
50c
40'Ac
52c
143,956
26c
4.15
4.05
4.15
1,325
to O O
_100
50c
I'-
if
99
99
30
3.65
,
99
July
Feb
Jun
Fields
Mineral
&
July
11c
11c
11c
5p0
8C
Feb
1.05
95c
1.07
10,400
75c
Mar
41c
Gold
Ohs
_
45c
30,000
39C
Jan
95C
Mar
&^pas
1.00
52c
Feb
July
8.40 Mar
99
11%C
July
Apr
1.20 July
62c
Jhiu
Feb
8%
Nat
49c
1 y
!
Consol
River
55c
IV
Pathfinder Petroleum
Paymaster
23,500
8'Ac July
Jan
3c
1,006
5c
40c
Pacific Petroleum
Feb
18,%c
1.90
64,220
35c
Jun
6c
Jan
Mar
«65c
10
2.05
'
1
Apr
2'Ac July
1.96
14c
4,100
3.90
*
Jun
Jan
75c
lfV
2.40
1.60
„
July
1.15
35
133
'"21%
17% Jan
3%c July
3,500
2.35
'Jan
17%
8%
21c
8%C
9c
7,830
16
16
16
50
32
Qn
3,295
100% 100%
35
42c
4,150
9c
10c
28,400
7%
Feb
8%c July
9% May
17c
Jan
Pickle
Crow
Pioneer
Gold
Feb
18
26% Mar
37
12%
Pitch-Ore
91
Feb
Ponder
Pontlac
100% July
July
19%c
Apr
Jan
66 %
Jan
43c
Jun
5c
Jun
14c
Feb
26c
10c
53
13c
13c
6'Ac
Jan
1.50
1.50
325
95c
Feb
34c
36c
11,900
20c
Apr
7.05
52,434
6.35
3,500
2,556
8,050
_
11c
12c
6,500
26
24%
27
936
80c
80c
85c
8,500
1.80
1.90
81,220
lf".
_
Petroleum
_
—1
1.90
Oils
Powell
River
Jan
1.22
10c
May
28c
Mar
30
80c
July
1.01
17c
1,000
17c
35
36'A
7,580
26
55c
3,200
51c
Feb
July
Jan
2.15 July
24
17c
*
Poplar
1.41
1.36
Jan
Apr
Apr
1.90 July
40c
Feb
Apr
30c
1.07
2.15
x
Oils
Jun
1.01
2.00
•
Uranium
Development
1.07
2.02
1
-
July
i
•
Mines
Gold
*
5.80
Jun
2.50
36c
8.00
Mar
Feb
July
Apr
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
6.95
Jun
9c
-
Jan
30c
:
Gold
Jun
31 %c
34c
Jan
65c
Jan
r
Osisko Lake Mines
14c
14c
1.50
25c
May
4%c
i
24%c
IOC
lie
Gold
Jun
40c
lOOl
pfd
Copper Mines.
Crush
Feb
9'Ac
12c
9c
10c
1,500
3,000
Opemiska
8c
9 %C
8%
16,100
5c
1.26 Mar
*
1
15c
" 40c
16'Ac Jan
Mar
21%
Deb
1.97
Jun
9c
&
68c
1.45 Mar
41c
'V
Juay
11c
1.10 Jan
Feb
18c
*
3.00
Jun
40c
70c
8c
4,000
t
2.15
4%c
13C
•
13c
39c
6,000
24"
3,000
52,900
1
pagi 43.
11'Ac 11 %c
24
3,400
115
see
Jtin
12c
Feb
10
19c
6,100
For footnotes
2.35
1,900
8V4C
14,900
1
May
2.85
9'Ac July
960
6,500
18c
62
Merrill Petroleum
6%C
3,000
2.80
23,325
Jun
48c
.1
1,500
9%c
2.80
80
{28c
1.80
Mills
7c
9'Ac
2.80
25,350
12c
Merrill Island
6'Ac
3'Ac
35c 38%c
62
McWatters
Jun
9'Ac Ju}y
JanJ
9'Ac
76
Pyrites Co Ltd
10%c
Mercury
58
2.60
Ontario
41c
—1
2,274
2.80
Mar
*
Lake
74%
10>
18c
5
Lake
May
72%
73%
•!.»
Exploration
July
1.70
ioo
Red
6 Vac
Ontario Jockey Club
Warrants
8c
Mclntyre PorcuDine
McKenzie
5,000
Feb
2,100
McDougall-Segur
McMarmac Red
9c
Feb
Apr
12c
Jan
*
.......
8c
46c
•
25c
4.25
19c
"
Malartic
Loan
1.75
*
1.40
4'Ac
Ontario
50c
i
class A
1,545
8'Ac
9c
il_
Placer
McCabe
9,000
2.15
90c
Feb
1
•
1,000
8'Ac
5'Ac
8 %c
•
Ltd
Jun
—
Oils
75c
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mar
9c
7c
30c
Jun
1
Oils Ltd
7c
5c
9c
2.13
9c
7'Ac
___:%
Selections
Pershcourt
Marigold
May
Ltd
50c
l
Gold
Marcus
12c
10'Ac
150
...
100
Preferred
2,850
May
756
Mar
_♦
18c
18'Ac May
Jan
t
lYgama-Rockland
Jan
44%
3'Ac
—
16c
•;
Apr
O'Leary
40'A
i
Goldfields
May
i
Paramaque
Magnet Consolidated
Feb
Jan
*
(1940).;
Gold
Feb
21%
t.
Feb
9c
2.10
Ltd
O'Brien
1.20
5,333
A___
Red Lake Gold Mines
9c
6,200
3,605
•
Mines
Mines
Mines
Jan
1
B
7'Ac
19c
Jun
12c
__1
Canada
Northland
56c
;•*
MacMillan
Jan
2.30
-
Trinity
Northern
Okalta
1,366
1
__■_
Mines-
9%c
12c
_lj
Star Oil
Jun
23c
"
Mines
7,600
Jun
2.15
1
—
Warrants
Oil
59
1
MacLeod-Oocktfhutt Gold
12c
4c
10%c
•
»—
Inca
Feb
4%C
1
Explorations
Mackeno
8'Ac
1
Raskin Inlet Mines
Jun
4c
*
Mines
4'Ac July
1,000
July
12c
1
-
,4orpax Oil & Mines Ltd
3.00
57
1
Mlnei
Macdonald
6,225
9'Ac
1c
2.80
Mines
Orange
Macassa
4'Ac
9c
Jan
Jun
12c
Mining
July
1.50
1
1
__.
4 %c
1
-
Norlartic
12c
7'/.c July
10c
Jan
11c
2.10
*
Goldfields
Yellowknife
57,500
Mdy
34c
4'Ac
2.20
•
•
73c
Jan
*
_
Uranium: Mine*
Louvlcourt
Lynx
1,000
9c
59
Lomega Gold
London
Hosiery common
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
60c
1.50
44
9c
3,200
10c
•
A
71c
9C
•
,
4 %c
1
Feb
9%c Mar
.
1.74
•
Little Long Lac
Loblaw Groceterias
19c
15'Ac
.
North
^ 1£% July
13
69c
1
Petroleum
4c
—1
:
Obaska Lake
Liberal
4,000
1
North
Jan
5%c
3.25
Leitch Gold
5%c
_*
Jan
20%
2
Mines
40,200
1
Canada
' 7
North
Jan
7%c
Apr
12%c Mar
9'Ac May
10,000
28c
1
Normetal
Jan
4.00
Jun
3,500
11c
24c
1
Mines
Norgold
(-
Feb
32'A July
Jun
Jun
of
Mines
Noronda
Jan
Jun
July
6c
10'Ac
1
Ltd
Mines
*\
20
Warrants
Lavalie
Jun
Jain
Jan
"
*
Preferred
5c
20c
May
.
Acceptance class A
Class B
July
1
Mines
Lake
Yellowknife
Nisto
21% July
Mar
A
;
■
Laurentide
15c
9'Ac
Pete—
Thurbois
New
Jan
Jan
*
Lake
1,105
9c
2.11
Apr
Nlpissing
Labatt
July
5%c
Senator
38c
1,000
3,560
—1
Lake
Townsite
Kroy
3,988
9c
63c
New
Kirkland
Jun
88c
4 %c
18%
10c
1
KirKiand
6c
556,200
___—...
65c
1
5,100
95c
27c
Pacalta-'-pils
20c
16% Mar
Gold
—*
—_
6'Ac
July
10'Ac
Ltd
J^pfzone
Hudson
Apr
Jan
6c
Explor_.
22
Kirkland
Jun
13 'Ac
4'Ac
Mylamaque
1
Keymet Mines
Jan
13c
25c
88c
5%c
Mines
Morrison
New
*
18%
40c
10c
9,605
Marlon Gold
New
2.15 Mar
Feb
New
1
July
6%c Mar
11,000
28,535
13c
~
Kenville
Keyboycon Mines
Jan
12c
Mines
Kelvinator
Kerr-Addison
Jan
52c
15c
—1
O—
Newnorth
Gold
19vaC
July
Mav
May
July
15'Ac 15'Ac
New
New
May
Feb
12c
18c
95c
Jan
Jan
16c
; 48c
10c
v.
May
July
10%c
10c
Malartic..
23c
29 %c
20c
11c
15c
lligiinuge
26c
Jun
July
'
■
39c
11'Ac July
Corn
Prairie
Pressed
Preston
Pronto
1
54c
•
Oil
_
East
x
42%
•
1.60
53c
42
43%
1.60
35
807
1.45
3,651
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.45 July
36 %
84c
44
3.00
July
Jan
July
Feb
1
Metals
Dome
Uranium
Prospectors
36%
Mines.
Airways
_
14
14
14%
2,581
Apr
15% July
1
3.65
3.55
3.75
41,485
2.50 Mar
3.90 July
1
4.95
4.90
5.25
18,715
4.20 May
5.75 July
3.05
5.50 Mar
•
3.20
3.05
3.30
2,560
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July
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Quebec
Chibougamau
Quebec
Copper
Quebec
Quebec
'■Quebec
fQueenston Gold
Radlore
Uranium
Petroleum
Reeves
Kegcourt
Kix-Athabasco
I
•
i
$1.00
I
Mar*
18c
19%
88c '
A
2,387
Mfg
6%
pfd
23c
8c
Apr
'■!
12c
Jan
1,000 "
•
1.61
4%c
5%c
r
200
1.20
48,553'
50c
"53c
1.30 Jan
39,755
2.55
9,500
.
2.60
2.30
10
50
1.19
43c
22
i8y2
19%
12c
Jun
-
18,400
55''--
May
,_1
12c
12c
1,000
10c
-10
Rights
Ro>ai He Oil
i
6c
6%c
27,100
6c
Jun
43%.
*
•
42% 7 43%
2.40
2.60
11%
*■
IRundle Oils
:
2.50.
\
11
7 %c
».7%C
Rupununl Gold
__
3%c
| J Russell Industries
-: 15%
common
I
9c
16
Saguenay
St
i
/
Power
Lawrence
preferred...
100 C
Corp
,
4
6,000
Antonio. Gold..
Sand
River
Gold.;
Sapphire
Scurry
Petroleums
Rainbow
i
Ltd
Oils
Security Freehold
(1954)
Mines-
Silver-Miller
15%c
2.53
Jun
1.45
Jun
3,000
49 %
50%
1,153
54%
54%
8c
8c
4.00
29%
28
29
Souris
Southam
Soooner
Stadacona
Mines
(1944)..,
Standard Paving
Stanley Brock class
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Stedman
Steel
&
Bros
10%
10%
46
51%
Stuart
Oil
jan
July
Apr
Jan
11%
Feb
44c
60
13
July
13%
46
750
46
July
46
52
415
47%
Feb
53%
55c
6,000
40c
May
80c
Territories
Westeel
1,255
29%
Jan
16c
12c
Jun
25c
25c
20
Jan
May
8
8
100
49 %c
57c
12.5">5
36c
Jun
"
Western
3,000
10c
May
6% Mar
26% July
8
1.00
18c
July
Jan
650
18%
Apr
22% July
38%
3,721
18%
Apr
5c
5%c
3,000
5c
7.30
7.75
23,385
200
15 %c
15c
17c
Jun
12
25,000
1
3.25
3.20
3.35
25,850
—25
23%
•
17%
:
—50c
•
'T
_
18
13c
Jan
8.75
Apr
12c
500
2.30
1.10
1.15
10
—
12
;
May..r
1.65
500
2.25
w
13c
2,305
12
1
_
24
1.15
—
_
23
17%
12c
,
455
(Geo)
Wtlrich
Pearson
*
common
Preferred
10
•
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1
Texas
'■
1
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
2.10
'■
23.
Feb
15
Jan
Jun?
28c
12
Winchester
10c
3.60
Windward
Gold
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Elevators
Toronto
•
General
Toronto Iron
Apr
Jan
Feb
1.06
July
8%
Jan
150
10'A
Apr
2.02
2.10
1.12
1,000
99c
Jun
14c
6,000
12c
May
1.83
Trusts
Mortgage
Traders
Finance
_
20
4,500
16
685
13%
32
32
21%
22
*
-
'
--
1
2.70
1.22
May
Jun
50
_
A
104
104
>
42%
40%
.
Jan
July
12'A July
2.65
Feb
1.60
Feb
Empire
•
Oils
Era
Mountain
61c
1.70
Jan
Oils.;
16
July
Apr
34
May
Jan
23
5
101
Feb
109
Jan
8,111
32%
Jan
225
32%
Feb
42% July
39'A Jun
93
Feb
99%
41%
Jun
45
99
99'A
60
43
45
1,235
1.68
Transcontinental Resources
*
1.76
7,803
32c
36c
32,340
26
~
25%
26%
1,980
19%
Jan
30
33c
35c
5,000
31c
Jun
42c
8'Ac
9%c
1,200
7c
Jun
14 %c
Yale Lead
•
__
_
-1
2.85
27,600
22c
24c
5,643
2.85
-
Union
union
Acceptance
common
&
United
Corp
United
Fuel
Class
B
class B
class
A
;
pfd
—
preferred
\
\
.Jan
3.90
5 %c
5%c
6%c
■'
7,100
'
38% July
5.80 Mar
July
36e
Mar
95c
34% Jan
40 %c
103 -
6%c
1,500
80c
2,383
30
Jan
Jun
9c
Feb
6%c July
10
102% 102 %
May
-
9%c
July
6%cMar
5%c
Mar
46% Jun
95% J*n
,1,500
1,000
.
Mines
1
•
10
.100
102%
*
93/4
5
5%
5%e Jun
1.67
1.67
7
4,860
9c
May
97%
290
1.65
__
•
Zinc
32c
33c
10
Feb
5
Feb
Jun
•
102% July
Mar
ISi
23,074
5%c
6V2C
6Vac
6Vac
Yellorex
14,000
1,500
1
1.37
1.31
1.38
5,350
12c
12c
3,450
16c
15c
16c
8,700
Vac
%C
349,250
Mines
Yellowknlfe Bear Mines
1
Yukeno Mines
1
Zenmac
Metal
.-1
-
Toronto Stock
31c
Exchange
'
Jan
6
Jan
1.96 Mar
22c
Mar
41c
%c July
1.14
Jun
%c July
5%c July
5%c Jan
10c
Jan
9c
Feb
Jan
1.47
9c
Feb
22c
Mar
14c
.
July
27c
Feb
Apr
Curb Section
-
Canadian Fnnds
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Far
Andian National
•
Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
Canadian
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
—
High
12%
12%
100
7
Jan
12% July
31
31 %
695
25
Jan
31%
7%
Jan
24%
Jan
10% July
31% May
—
Low
5
10%
lOVs
10%
•
27%
27
27%
3,695
485
14%
13,930
High
Brown Co common
—1
14%
14
•
107
105%
107
70
Bulolo Gold Dredging
5
6.50
6.50
6.70
800
Canada
*
19
19
19%
3,045
*
15%
15%
16
250
13%
Jan
Jun
16
27
27
225
23%
Jan
27
1st
preferred
&
Dominion
Sugar
Vinegars
:
General
Canadian
Invest
(1954)
Ltd
Marconi
•
com
Western
Canadian
23%
1
Westinghouse
Consolidated
—
new__«
:
Canadian
Lumber
5.50
'
*
Paper
•
Bridge
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
8%
87
Jan
Jan
5.60
14% July
107
-
July
Feb
7.25
Feb
Jan
21%
19%
Apr
July
July
25% July
5% Feb
23%
5,599
5%c
2,079
11
4.90
250
10
Jun
12%
45
64
Jun
70
Anr
40%
Jan
55
July
10%
-
17
10 %
67%
67%
67%
54%
53%
55
M
3,362
2014 July
4.40
•
Jun
DuPont
19%
cobimon
Oilcloth
of
Canada
18%
19%
1,835
15%
-
,
Apr
—
42%
43
200
35%
Jan
34
34
40
27%
Jan
*
i-
•
Securities
—
Feb
19% July
•'(
43% May
35% May
♦
32%
32%
33%
7,026
26% July
35% July
*
34
33%
34
310
33%
Jan
37% May
7%
74
75%
864
54
Jan
75% July
5
35%
74
33%
35'A
695
28% Mar
35% July
6
com..
51
50
51
390
34%
Jan
51
37'A
38%
2,405
28
Jan
38% July
■1
'
f'
Hayes
Steel
Paper common
International
Utilities
-
Loblaw Inc
——
Minnesota
-
&
Niagara
Ontario
Wire
Flour
Paper
8
Weaving
—
*
37%
37%
50
34
32'A
32'A
50
30%
4.10
4.00
4.20
1,050
—
*
common
—
Pato
Consolidated
1
Pend
Oreille
1
5.05
5.00
5.05
500
•
39%
39
40
1,010
Price
-
Bros
22c
-
1.68
30c
2.55
'
19c
July
July
Jan
Jun
2.55
65c
Feb
Jan
Thrift
Stores
vnkon
Consolidated
May
Zeller's
-
FOOTNOTES FOR
3.50> Mar
•
35c
2
No par value. '
Odd lot sale (not
Jan
10%
11%
2,125
9
Feb
41%
42'A
2,611
33
Jan
11% May
43
July
4.00
20,760
3.30
Feb
4.45 July
in
♦
50c
'
'
15
14%
15
12%
Jan
15% July
e
61
61%
180
56%
Jan
61% July
f Flat
29%
30
745
23'A
Jan
30%
231
Jun
r
32
180
48c
50c
4,840
25%
26
200
OUT-OF-TOWN
in
AND
July
Feb
Jun
3.50 Jan
3.55
32
Feb
37% July
33
Jun
4.20 July
5.65
Jun
Jan
41% July
delivery sale (not Included
year's range).
Selling
Cash
ex-Interest.
price.
sale
48c
20%
Jan
33
Jun
59c
26%
Jan
Jun
July
Jun
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend,
privileges.
W<1
wl When
*
y
(not included In year's range).
23%
lUn) Admitted to unllotad trading
year's range).
29%
"150
__
t
Included
d Deferred
3.85
32
*
Ltd
4.00
25
47c
7'Ac
6%c
41%
•
•43c
6%c
11%
__
185
v
.-
1
1
„
Asbestos
13,500
3,148
33
/f.
2,035
1
•
_
Gas
46
70c.
.
102%
Rights
a
United
75c
42
\
Yankee Canuck Oil
Jan
2.60
9%c
nil
61c
102% 1023%
B0.
-
Mar
19%c May
22'A Jun
Jan
33c
——
Petroleum
Tungsten Corp
Jun
July
34c
•
Pipe Line
4.05
23
lie July
17% Feb
.
Jun
39
1.75
;;
Oil
Jun
Jun
Jun
17
45
40
Trans
Jan
1.20 Mar
30
99'A
..100
July
Jan
19c
100
38
preferred
Trans
Trend
104
42%)
July
Jun
12
"122
.
„•
20% Jan
100
383%
45c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Wood, Alexander
Wright-Hargreaves
Ogilvie
class
preferred
Trans
Triad
_
35c
1.50
15%
t>
A_
3,500
1.45
16
B
4 % %
5%
-
.
class
42c 43 %c
1.50
•
Works
Toronto
Class
42c
1
.
1,191
15,836 '
3.90
46
.100
.
International
Tombill
Jun
13e
20%
6%c
Gold
Jun
20c
May
1.65
5,737
Apr
33c
July
4c
383/4
i
-
Larder
Canadian
18
12 %c
>
13c
Jan
7'Ac
3,000
3.90
—
Canadian Indus
25
1.00
*
Jan
9c
10,800
4
38%
Ltd
common
Jan
Jan
125
•
39c
5%c Apr
July
July
15%
5,976
12
20c
...
14c
20%
Petroleums
Dominion
Taylor,
42
21
11c
•
-
38% July
14%
May
60% May
Jan
22%
14%
20%
12c
Preferred
-
36%
1
Gold
21
Jun
21%
6.50
.
*
July
22
Contact
Sylvanite
24c
Tungsten
Weston
Mar
36%
Cons
Inlet
20c
Anglo
Sullivan
Switson Industries
4c
,J
13
Jan
40%.Man
„
500
4c
9.00 Jan
SO
,
8,500
lo
—
Feb
1,000
2,345
Sudbury
Surf
25c
5%e
Ashley-
Canada
Superior Propane Ltd pfd
Super test fnrrilnary)
Oils-
Feb
34c
25c
25%
*
22 %c
5%c
34% July
500
25c
7.75
,,130
Products
Jan
34%
25%
,'j
2,466
..8,073
42
25c
Jun
25c
5c
l23/4
59%
21% July
Mar
10c 10%c
Jan
15% May
10% July
14% Mar
34
57c
12%
58%
13% July
Jun
35c
25%
1
Mines..
175
Jun
2.20
Apr
Apr
9
1.20
16c
*
common..
6.15
18c
Jan
55c
34%
•
Mines
4.30
Jan
9%
5,050
13
81c
4,070
40c
Jun
10%c July
|
25
21%
38c
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
5.50
997
1
Canada
of
160
3,400
20%
1
Gold
29
22,125
*
Ltd
Gas
Olsen
29% July
13
*
A__
July
54% July
Jan
38c
_*
common
2.20 May
Feb
10%
•
I
Jan
21
53
24
13c
•
-
Feb
23%
10% r 10%
52
13%
8c
Anr
1.60 Mar
1.85 Jan
100
1.10
*
Ltd
Feb
July
July
515
21%
50
Co
Oils
50
58
11c
11c
10%
Jan
Jan
104
7%c May
3.75 May
1.05
__50
preferred
Valley
.v
12,261
*
Somerville
1.55
39
732
3.90
*
Preferred
1.50
85c
23
;
3.95
1.09
133/4
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
13,090
1
corn.....
Feb
July
49,900
98c
1.70
—1
new
19%
Jan
49%
*
Slater, N, Co
Jan
4%c, Jun
Jun
2.37
*
Simpsons Ltd
17c
6c
85c
_1
133/4
'
20% May
8% May
7% Feb
6%c Apr
19
6,700
1
Leaseholds
1.26
28
Mines
;
.1
Western
Jun
4,300
29
Silanco
1.65
Consol
3.25 July
,13% .Feb
3,883
1.65
1.47 Mar
•
10c
5.50
1.60
Breweries
1.42
5.50
150
class
9c
1
50
1,000
1.65
Malartic
Canada
Jan
95c
Voting trust ctfs.
8%
6%c
20ya
41
Grocers
37%
•
"
8%
12%
Western
1,285
1
(Quebec)
Mining
Jan
14% Feb
59%
Western
58
1
Sigma Mines
99
5,603
-t
1.65
.
Gordon
Jun
17%
6%c
W
&
Feb
2.15
2.37
-__50c
*
Shawkey
July
Jan
163/4
____25
:
Apr
56
t
50
Sherritt
Feb
5
1.42
*
:
Ltd
Petroleums
West
104
-
1
:
"7c
15
Jun
1.67
Jan
Apr
46%
>
<2%c May
325
.f"
July
1.37
58
.1
i
?.
6,100
;;
22
18c
Jun
13%
1.01 Jun
Pyrites
West
21c
July
10%
11% Apr
11,425
Equipment
Wekusko
104
_'T
San
Jan
2.40
1,835
3%c
15%^
37%
53,765
1.12
1
Western
2,660
V
•
11%
i
j
'
G
Jan
19c
Feb
6c
'
:4
i.
1.03
20%
Amulet
Walker
20
>'
600
1
Mines
Waterous
Jan
1.65
Feb
•
11c
S
'■
RovaL Bank
-
May
15
20% May
■•-18
12c
»
Waite
Jan
1.24 May
74c
1.10 Mar
240
lQc
8
-
16,300
13
Apr
3.20
'
Jan
Apr
Jan
98c
90c
♦
*
"
15,600
22
i
Apr j;
87c. Mar
*
72e
High
7.70
July
83c
10
;
Virginia Dare preferred
Jun
21c
•
Grey Trust
Violamac
-
10
"
19%
2.00
7%c
Feb
&
300
17
Mines
Weedon
1.10
1.10
3%c
300
*
11c,
Vicour
25c
5.25 Feb
1.10
V
■
Victoria
1,335
123/4
...
Viceroy Mfg class A
1.00 July
Low
6.85
13
...
Apr
9c
85c
„
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c
:
I
Ventures
Jun
*
1.10'
j
20%
July
52c
*
;.
'
,
Shares
6.60
Mines.
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Mar
71.12
1
Silver
13% Mar
May
54c
,1.61
»
Jan
73c
43 %c
13 %c
22
preferred
3.85
I
Jun
12,700
2.25
20
Steel
Mar
28,645
4%c
_1
United
6.70
Montauban
for Week
Low
Hill
Oils
95c
♦
Uranium
56c
-
"
9c
*
United
13 %c 14 %c
13 %c
1
...
Roc He Long Lacj__„
Roxana Oils
Roy
37c
7,800
l
t
■-
Oils i
•Robertson
94c
.
United
Feb
11,300
1
3 Riverside Silk- class
j
>2.50
45c
20c
,
1
Uranium
Prado
800
19
1
a
2,500
42c
__1
,
65c
Keno
Sales
Range
Par
United
May
1.20 July
15 %c Jan
1.00 Mar
Jan
2.90
19c
J
Mines
\ Kexspar
44c
__1
:
.
.
10c
64c
19%
Mines.
.
11,100
15c
*
2.80
-1
MacDostfld
i Renable
Rio
12c
HIl
*
n
10c
.
Poplar Gold
Reef
Mar
r.
M
5 Red
Mar
62c
•
| Quebec Nickel Corp_^_
J
8c
13,650
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
1,000
99c
1
Mining
Low
11c
92c
Metallurgical
Quemont
High
11c
94c
Manitou
23
STOCKS
lie
1
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Labrador
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
—1
Corp.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
•
delivered.
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
„
'
4*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(383)
.
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
July
23
Investing Companies
Mutual Funde—•
Bid
Par
1.11
1.21
Par
Investment Trust
Affiliated
Fund
1.25
5.51
5.96
Johnston
American
Business Shares—_1
x4.34
4.64
Fund
Inc___—
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
(The)
Inc
of
1
14.14
15.37
11.17
12.13
B-2
(Medium
"A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.65
11.51
B-3
(Low
20.99
22.82
B-4
(Discount
3.39
3.70
K-l
(Income
Fund
Mutual
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Bond
Fund Inc_
Century Shares TrustFund
(High-Grade
S-2
(Income
1
28.24
Lexington
28.32
31.03
Loomis
10.56
11.42
(Net
13.36
4.74
16.67
1
13.99
Investment,
Fund
1
18.77
20.63
9.12
9.99
7.89
12.08
l%s Feb.
3.53
Metals
1958
102.14
102.22
100.2
100.6
1959
100.12
100.18
100.8
2%s May
2%s Feb.
1,
100.2
1,
I960 w 1
lc
Ask
4.00
4.41
6.33
6.97
l%s Dec.
5.00
5.51
1%S March
4.93
5.43
8.13
of
Bond
Fund
beneficial
Inc—10c
interest—1
Growth
100.12
1
of
100.16
l%s Oct.
100.19
100.21
2%s March
1955
100.13
100.15
1 %s
of
13.32
19.18
National
16.27
National
5.92
21.28
6.13
23.01
3.24
49%
Wide
2.97
47%
Bond
Stock
7.76
2
1
23.46
25.71
New
1
20.86
2.75
22.80
North
1
-1
70.53
75.84
6.28
100.19
15,
1955
l%s Oct
100.20
l%s
101.12
1955
100.21
100.18
1954
15,
101.14
Capital
8.71
7.95
2.53
Dated
Bid
Ask
Bld
Ask
8-
2-54
bl.00
0.65%
1.30%
6-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.10
0.90%
12-
1-53
9-
1-54
bl.05
0.75%
1.50%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.15
0.95%
13.19
13.19
2.15%
Do*
Bat#
1
11.63
12.64
1
1- 4-54
10-
1-54
bl.05
0.80%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.15
1.00%
2-
1-54
11-
1-54
bl.10
0.85%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.20
1.05%
5-
3-54
11-
1-54
bl.10
0.85%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.20
1.05%
1.60%
3-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.10
0.90%
1.20%
8-
2-54
5-
2-55
bl.20
1.10%
7.57
8.13
8.89
5.23
5.72
1
Series
10.97
6.93
1
Series
10.04
1
3.75
4.10
I
6.10
6.67
1
13.14
14.36
Inc„lc
4.70
5.16
of
Canada
3.02
1
Trust
19.65
13.00
8.79
10.95
Pioneer
9.97
10.92
Price
$1.50
Bid
1
July 29, 1954
August 5, 1954
Street
September
9,
99.982
99.988
September
16,
Fund
25%
27%
25
32
*
Inc
13.32
Puritan
Fund
6.47
Putnam
(Geo)
9.26
Scudder
Fund
8.99
9.85
12.05
Inc
1
Fund
1
(net asset value)—*
17.60
16.28
21.39
23.12
32^
34%
31.85
31.85
1
17.78
17.78
9.83
>10.10
7.60
7.77
8.52
Selected
2V2
15.50
16.76
Clark-
&
Stock Fund
Shares
10.00
4.08
9.11
31.70
13.49
*
21.17
21.17
1
13.54
Income Foundation Fund Inc_ 10c
2.19
1
Investors
Investors
26.11
26.11
Television-Electronics Fund
1
9.04
9.85
32.65
Texas Fund Inc
1
6.15
6.72
13.90
United
Fund—1
7.80
8.48
Funds
United
United
13.73
Institutional
United
1.07
Income Fund
Science
1
5.50
6.01
Shares.l
15.20
16.52
.1
7.39
8.08
1
6.88
7.52
Fund
lc
Fund_lc
Growth
Line
Income
lc
Inc
:
•:
1-
lc
Investment Co of America
1
.
Insurance Fund
Inc—1
19.55
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
18.51
Wall
5.46
Street
Investing Corp—_1
5.00
5.46
9.48
10.33
16.53
16.86
Mutual
Investors
5.98
Fund
*
Harris
48%
Northern
3%
(White Plains N Y)
67%
1.41
1.56
Whitehall
7.35
8.03
Wisconsin
102
107
10
131
Aetna
Casualty
&
Aetna
Life
10
Inc
1
Fund
Inc
12.33
13.22
1
22.70
24.75
1
Investment
21.64
23.39
1
Co
4.70
5.08
149
161
72
10
———
Agricultural Insurance Co
10 '
'
„
Companies
Fiduciary Trust
of
National
74 '/2
'
153
Hartford
Steamboiler
5
Home
Insurance
of
Co
North
74%
46 %
Amer„5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
—4
49%
51%
Lincoln
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
—5
34%
36%
Maryland
30VH
31%
$2.10
Equitable Assur
American
National
Life
23
New Rochelle
20
70
66
55
58
20
70%
96
(The)
Bank
1
'
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
Manufacturers
Trust
40
.
New
Public
153
10
70%
163
28%
31
;
267
20
Bank
55%
25
Bank
&
Trust_17%
125
.
44%
32%
275
57%
128
46%"
25
125
132
10
17
18
100
295
302
&
American Surety
25
65'/a
67%
National Fire
Automobile
10
2
10
5
Co
'
98%
48 %
5
28%
Assurance
5
Manufacturers
4
55%
11%
12%
10
93 %
95%
67
46%
48 %
2
46%
48%
10
46%
48 %
5
26%
28%
35
36%
Hampshire Fire
York
42
New
28
29%
North
10
354
364
Northeastern
Continental Casualty Co__
10
145
150
Northern
Crum
Inc—
10
65%
67%
Pacific
Assoc
•
59%
61 %
Pacific
Connecticut General
&
Forster
Employees
Group
Life
Fire
2.50
3.33%
Fire
&
Assn
Deposit
of
Firemen's
of
of
Md
91
10
66
5
26%
27%
10
120%
124%
10
29%
33%
Phoenix
79%
83 %
Providence-Washington
53%
68
Newark-
5
35
36%
Reinsurance
Republic
Corp
(N Y)
(Texas)
Globe
&
Republic
Globe
&
Rutgers
Great
i
Gulf Life
recover
(Jacksonville
45%
Seaboard Surety Co
10
46
71%
73%
Security
10
10
55%
10
59%
5
18%
20
Springfield Fire & Marine
48
50
Standard
39%
40%
Travelers
Fla)_2%
Fire
57
47
44
5
iLartford Fire Insurance Co
45
43%
Haven)
10
10
Accident—_t
I
31%
10%
54
6.25
5
5
Fire
American
-■
-
9%
10
(New
Oregon Power 3y4SPower &
Lt
3%s_
IOO 1,415
100 'A
100 ya
1989
100%
100 ya
100 '/2
3%s_1979
Consumers Power 3s
Detroit
Edison
10
32
34
10
52%
54%
25
37%
39
54
56
—1984
•
Angeles
Nat'I
Bank_12.50
l'
Mellon
Bank
Nat'I
&
Trust—25
86%
89%
47
49
20
Peoples 1st Nat'I Bank & Tr__20
Louis
National
American
Bank
National
Boatmen's
38%
40%
20
51%
54%
-17
55%
Trust_20
29%
25
51%
54%
Bank
National
Bank
Manufacturers
Bank
First
Mercantile
Mutual
St
Trust
Bank
Louis
81
Co—
81 Trust
Union
United
Bank
58 %
25
65
61%
65%
20
65
100
81 Trust
61
20
Trust.
Tower Grove Bank 81 Trust
160
Francisco
Bank
of
NT&S A—6.25
Amer
36%
Gas Light
Serv
El
&
3%s
Gas
1979
3%s_1984
San
Diego Gas & El 27/as__1984
Southern Nat Gas 3%s
1974
United
100 'A
1984
k„
103 ya
103%
Gen
Motors
2%s -1964
987/a
99'/8
3yas—
Accept
3s
Gulf
1969
3'As
—1934
Power 3s_1989
Power
Public
Laclede
Gas
Montana
Service
3%s
3s
__
Power 3'As
3yaS
New
—1984
_
.
1974
1979
—1984
Jersey Bell Tel 3s
38
,
101%
103%
104 'A
97%
98
100
100%
1974
101%
101%
Imprvnu
Gas
3%s_1979
101%
102%
Light 3%s
Electric
3VaS
101%
100
98
102
102%
1979
100
100 y4
West
1984
Penn
100 V2
98%
Dallas
F1
Nat
100%
Louisiana
102
102'/a
4.16%
102'A
100 y2
100%
101
100 y4
3s
57%
FOOTNOTES
FOR
99'A
101
& Lgt
Gas
Power
4%
5.65%
&
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
73%
75%
Fire
3
48%
50 V?
k admitted
2
28%
30%
Stock
to
listing on the New York
Exchange.
100%
pfd
•
pfd.100
99%
100%
108
109
Light—
preferred
100
4.36%
Ohio
preferred
Power 4.08%
99%
100%
100
102
103%
preferred.100
101
102%
Gas Transmission—
5.85%
preferred
5.12%
preferred
—100
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
61 %
U
99%
Mississippi Pow & Lgt—
Tenn
99
Power
Power
Paso
100%
101%
3%s
Stocks-
102 »/4
100%
1984
102%
1984
Electric
100%
—1989
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
3%s
—1974
Penn
100
1934
Vireinia
46
1,455
Ask
101
3%S-
Gas
Utah Power &
3'/4S_1974
49
.
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Public
Tennessee
1984
2%s
Light
30%
Westchester Fire
Co
Washington Gas Lt 3%s
Duquesne
45%
179
39
Bank
City
Peoples
100%
Gas
43%
-
37%
of Commerce
National
Pittsburgh
Ask
101
1984
k__
Natural
29
174
10
33%
Security Issues
1984
•No par value,
b Bid yield price.
S
29
Consol
Northern Natural Gas
10
St Paul Fire & Marine
General Reinsurance Corp
G«eut> Falls—
2
27%
Bid
Cleve Elec Ilium 3s
Iowa
69
55%
66
10
Bonds-
Houston Lighting
10
32
2.50
(S F)
67%
9%
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co„
59
Philadephia——10
Fireman's Fund
8»/a
12.50
+
10
Reinsurance
Federal
Fidelity
Fire
River
4
Emploj'ers
7%
Commonwealth Edison 3s_ —1984
5
Casualty
New
39%
6%
Recent
100%
National Union Fire
J)__5
(N
Los
San
10
38
New Amsterdam
Assn
55 %
240
78%
29%
Fire
Shippers
54
72%
Rye National Bank—
Sterling National
Central
Massachusetts Bonding
Fire Ins
225
Trust
St.
30
100
Trust—
Nat'I
Calif
Merchants
Insurance
32
50
37
20
City
York
53%
Merchants
Camden
425
435
20
First National Bank
27%
.20
Co
of Freeport
50%
31%
Bo'iun
305
405
16
Security-First
34
26%
10
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
10
prior preferred
29%
113
Bank
National Bank of Detroit
Meadow Brook National Bank
35%
32%
108
298
420
Co
Hartford
99
34%
307/a
&
100
72%
20
common—_1
Casualty
30%
Bankers
Co
Trust
Bank
Jersey
10
294 Vz
27%
Re-insurance
67
100%
City Bank
Detroit
Guaranty Trust Co
284%
5
Co
100
Savings Bk—100
97%
Connecticut
24%
&
Franklin Square N Y
10
(Newark N J)—2%
Amrr Ins
American
64
Bid
10.
36%
Automobile
25
Trust—33%
Bank
81
Trust
National
National
Albany, N. Y.
Par
34%
American
Central
Bank
State Bank of Albany
/Ask
155
10
Co
Insurance
Aetna
Surety
Bid
Trust
&
136
10
Trust
&
United States Trust
Insurance
National
Cleveland
(
16
;
Bank
Bank
Cleveland
4%
65%
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Far.
Aak
Trust
Stamped (ex-distribution
Exchange Bank Trust—20
County Trust Co
National
Wellington Fund
'
;
,
Fund
16.92
Washington
Income Fund
.—
17.88
-
Institutional
Institutional
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
Fund
Foundation
|
.
.
Institutional
97c
&
First
53%
Hanover
Inc—
Accumulated
United Continental Fund
;
2.40
12.70
Fund—lc
Bank
50%
Corn
Federation
BK
Illinois
National
Franklin National Bank—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
Continental
49
70.25
8.31
Institutional
City Nat'I Bank and Trust
46
66.75
9.13
Incorporated
far
51%
Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Famham Fund
I
3.71
14.64
Companies
10
Tr__25
41
Utility shares—
—lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—I
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
•
99.826
418
State Street
Fund Inc—
Continental
&
38
9.92
Hudson
Bk
406
9.05
Inc—
State
10
lc
lc
lc
Fund
Commercial
of the City of N Y
100
First Westchester Natl Bank
shares
Haydock
99.819
56 %
First
stock
shares..—:
1954
15
Trust
&
425
10.45
Sovereign
shares
99.844
21,
54%
33.19
5.10
Tobacco
Bank
41
413
10
9.54
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
4.64
Steel
39%
100
Trust
30.70
3.25
lc
Railroad
10
of New York
1
2.95
shares
-
99.836
Chicago
Empire Trust
Equipment
Railroad
RR
99.860
1954
Ask
Union
(net
value)—^
Amer
Bid
York
Chemical
9.44
'—lc
Bond shares—-—lc
New
Bank of the Manhattan Co
Chase National Bank
9.22
shares—
rar
44.64
of Canada Inc„1
Stevens
1954
1954
14,
October
43.76
6-93
Common
October
Bank
"
asset
99.932
Bankers
-•
Scudder,
99.922
1954-
17.76
shares—lo
shares—
99.850
14.56
shares--;—lc
lc,
Bond
Merchandising
October 7, 1954
22.52
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
11.00
September
99.947
17.40
Growth Stock
6.80
Inc
September
99.961
99.938
20.72
1
Fund
99.973
99.952
1
8.45
6.20
99.875
99.966
1954
1954
2.50
Inc
5.90
lc
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
shares
99.890
99.864
1954
19.
7%
5
Inc
(T Rowe)
99.879
12,
Bank & Trust
7
5
Fund
99.905
26,
23,
-
99.919
99.893
1954
30.
Ask
99.908
August
2.95
Fund
1954
August
6.94
Fund
Electrical
August
Bid
99.997
21.24
Trading
Philadelphia
Pine
Dollar Taint
Ask
99.995
Shares—
preferred
&
Bills
Dollar Value
3.31
1955
Petroleum
wi
United States Treasury
September 2,
1956
10.00
Petroleum
Fund
Fund
Series
11.87
7.47
Institutional
Series
lc
Series
lc
lc
Fully
Mining
Stock
American
8.34
Equipment Shares
Food
-
1.90%
15.79
1
England
15.77
&
DM
18.54
14.61
1
Stock
17.27
1
Series
Resources
7.61
Electronics
Dated
1.35%
Fund Inc
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Common
99.20
11- 2-53
Fund
Natural
14.41
Fund—
100.19
99.12
2.25%
interest
Resources
lc
shares
100.2
100.17
2.35%
Series
Growth
lc
shares
Growth
Building
Chemical
15, 1959
1, 1959
100.4
99.26
1958
9.42
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
shares
99.28
1958
1,
Feb.
22.90
Corp—
Natural
Group Securities—
shares—
1,
l%s April
6.83
Automobile
100.20
35.04
Speculative Series
7.08
Aviation
103.30
100.20
100.12
1957
8.58
Series
Income
11.09
Inc
1,
101.8
103.28
100.12
32.41
Investors Corp
Security Series—
Preferred
12.61
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
1957
1957
Securities—
Balanced
10.20
Inc
101
1956
15,
1,
101.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
25.71
21.18
Shares—
Trust
beneficial
11.51
Industries Fund
101.2
1956
1
asset value
shares—1
Futures
1,
April
l%s April
15,
l%s Dec.
Rata
interest—•
Shares
Net
23.78
Fund—
Mutual
Fund
*
Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Gas
1,
1954
1955
100.14
Ask
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
April
:1
Life
beneficial
Balanced
General
,
more 32nds of a point
or
l%s
100.14
Treasury Notes—
Stock
Inc
15.21
Investors Inc
■
8.91
lc
Investors
Nation
Franklin Custodian
Fundamental
113%
2.37
12.25
Mutual
100.8
112%
1961
Maturity-
l%s Oct.
lc
shares
shares
17.94
interest
Beneficial
100.4
Canal 3s
Treasury
1954
15,
l%s May 17.
lc
shares
Invest Fund Inc
Fund of Boston—
Founders
99.30
1,
3.89
Units
13.75
2.15
1°
102.2
99.22
May
Indebtedness—
4.46
Massachusetts
-
First Boston Corp
of
5.69
Mutual
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
-5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
100.30
101.26
1957-55
2%s
Bid
3.20
Fund
8.65
Diversified Trustee Shares-
—
100.26
1956
Figures after decimal point represent one
4.05
^
Mutual
Diversified Growth
1
1955_.
1,
1,
100.19
Maturity—
2.90
Ctfs
2.50
25c
1,
2%s May
l%s Oct.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.17
Steel
100.15
i
lc
Paper
100.12
Panama
2%s Aug. 15,
2%s Sep. 15.
Non-Ferrous
47.09
Fund
40.54
Mass
46.62
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
40.54
•
shares
1954
2%s Feb.
32
V
'
1,
100.15
1, 1955
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
12.24
1
Fund—1
100
•„
1, 1957
6.66
Business
Inc
11.40
Shares
2s June
Ask
Nov.
11.66
Manhattan
12.12
E
1 %s June
2%s
100.054
100 &
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s Feb. 1, 1955
Certificates
-
100.020
1954
1955
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
10.42
Stock Fund
6.08
10.67
15.20
1
Formula
1
25c
Fund
36i/2
1
1
Diversified Investment
1.30s
Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Banks—
Loan
15,
Jan. 17,
7.90
Value)
i;V. Automobile
point
11.06
7.24
14.06
Fund Inc.
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Stock
10.13
Stks)_l
341/2
Income
Fund.:
Home
Sep.
Mutual Fund—
Asset
a
11.31
Fund
Trust
Sayles
Federal
15.21
1
De Vegh Income
Com
more 32nd* of
or
Ask
15.52
10.36
Managed Funds—
18.12
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Dividend
10.23
14.22
14.46
4.33
1
1
Priced
Knickerbocker
9.64
8.92
26.12
—1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
Series
9.38
Stk)_l
Stocks)
(Low
Petroleum
Inc,
Delaware
Stks)_l
Com
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
Composite Bond & Stock
De
Pfd
Com
S-4
.
Western
(Speculative
S-3
Securities
Dividend
20.21
K-2
——
Crown
18.53
S-l
21.50
23.24
1
23.73
25.66
com—100 8,900
9,200
Preferred
100
136
141
Colonial Fund
Inc
1
15.06
16.35
Commonwealth Investment
1
7.66
8.33
Fund
12.43
1
Stocks)
11.39
23.74
Invest
Venture
Christiana
Pfd
20.60
1
Bonds)
27.45
18.88
29.21
Fund Inc—-_10c
Corp
5
1
Canada General Fund Inc
^.1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Chemical
28.25
25.16
22.03
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Capital
27.07
1
27.02
Bowling Green
Street
1
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
1
Boston Fund Inc.
Broad
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
—*
America
of
Tr
Inv
(Investment
3%
12.15
3%
11.13
34.58
1.15s
11%
10'/2
33.90
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
Inc
Figures after decimal point represent one
15.75
Bid
__
1
Inc
Development
Atomic
Bfi
14.41
Mutual
1
Fund
Mutual
American
Boston—1
t New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
x
wi When issued,
y
Ex-rights.
105
106
100
101
%
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(389)
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will show
Bank Clearings this week
liminary figures compiled by us based
of the country,
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 24, clearings for all
be 10.8%
above those of the corresponding week last year.
stands at $19,823,878,904 against
center there is
Our preliminary total
At this
$17,896,452,587 for the same week in 1953.
gain for the week ending Friday of 13.3%.
a
clearings will
Our comparative sum¬
Inc.or
$
Dec. %
1,486, 620
+ 16.4
1,923,,476
—21.4
2,181, 572
—10.9
1,607,778
2,253, 613
1,097,000 000
+ 131.4
4,868,203
5,215,642
Philadelphia
Reading
1,148.000 1Q0
4,206,683
(11
13.3
932,492,034
898,902,641
+
3.7
1,084,000,000
+
4.4
Cleveland
630,984,608
359,000,000
Louis
Francisco
364,600,000
568,403,000
524,293,817
Pittsburgh
381,407,902
382,722,277
Cleveland
cities)
502,129,198
509,710,553
299,624,112
293,594,387
Baltimore
<
cities, five days
Other cities,
Total
3,483,280,095
+13.2
3,942,434,975
13 261 171
378,834,281
Total
all
five
$19,035,391,909
$17,200,995,485
11,652.388
—
Virginia—Huntington
4,387,881
Virginia—Norfolk
all
cities
for
week
I
6,451,886
320,374,845
124,245,704
330,541,028
114,640,201
641,655,552
647,619,388
+10.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot
inasmuch
furnish them today,
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
19,954,000
172,521,371
5,781,057
Columbia—Washington..
+13.4
day
Total
Total
4,181,731
18,872,000
167,323,236
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+10.7
695,457,102
$19,823,878,904 $17,896,452,587
days
1,245,447,368
10,357,638
Richmond
788,486,995
cities,
one
1,207,405,880
52,410,600
—
(7 cities).
District of
cities,
10,785,666
271,667,868
509,424,433
49,762,100
10,425,402
12,080,244
381,301,655
480,263,534
South
All
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
cities)
(6
Tennessee—Knoxville
27,396,306
Nashville
In the elaborate
i
we
detailed
July 17.
For that week there
week
same
in
1953.
was
Outside
clearings at this center showing
the New York
sion of
week ended
—
increase of 16.7%, the aggregate of
an
of this
Reserve District
clearing^
3.1%
and
District
of 4.9%.
located and from this
note that
we
(including this city) the totals show
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
the Richmond
in
the
totals
Reserve
larger by
are
10.5%.
an
expan¬
are
0.7
8,067,127
229,894,652
431,280,281
39,326,500
6,851,106
9,273,612
0.6
344,435,451
8,799,362
356,453,416
3.1
1,112,422,198
1,080,672,444
5.4
3,886,601
20,614,000
3.0
—
6,960,277
3.5
—
175,442,889
3,231,903
16,424,000
159,223,791
4.9
+
—
—
+ 11.6
5,602,658
4,282,369
—
3.1
+
8.4
297,076,807
107,799,036
266,735,182
108,144,813
—
0.9
610,421,99 1
558,042,058
3.9
24,130,330
7,213,583
—14.8
—26.1
7,539,665
5,216,775
4,013,901
45.2
130,388,763
138,457,496
+ 11.1
8,889,398
7,305,305
5.1
430,466
5.6
148,216,754
471,596
146,250,275
897,385,085
819,084,672
—
—
+
Florida—Jacksonville
171,829,335
Alabama—Birmingham
192,733,689
11,411,343
10,269,056
567,688
159,773,400
597,940
151,308,616
1,008,267,285
912,684,676
+10.5
+ 14.8
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
+ 13.0
+
—
+
87,030,201
120,124,032
128,510,213
2,199,080
Indiana—Fort
Chicago Reserve District records
a
1,914,703
1,536,927
1,484,305
17,005,781
16,198,149
+
5.0
12,507,786
13,108,291
10,449,086
Lansing
9,800,825
+
6.6
7,131,607
9,355,870
9,802,792
4.6
7,360,797
8,497,602
87,946,000
77,816,000
+ 13.0
79,228,000
9,163,723
10,481,073
—12.6
8,918,617
61,385,000
10,674,938
4,347,614
114,604,388
4,435,748
108,549,926
2.0
3.886.118
103,920,830
88,105,722
5,652,252
5,071,049
38,472,605
39,023,323
4.994.119
34,798,191
31,204,261
14,499,151
1,859,101
14,865,703
1,713,113
917,026,134
4,532,943
862,731,469
12,815,286
Wayne
South
Bend
Haute
;
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
iloss of 1.2% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.5%, but the Minneapolis Reserve
Sioux
City
14,951,887
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
,
15,614,517
—
—
5.6
+
+ 11.5
1.4
—
—
4.2
7,123,429
3,388,373
3,964,200
show
registers
gain
a
of
7.0%.
In
Kansas
City Reserve District the totals
following
we
furnish
a
summary
1,526,824
1,014,980,915
5,513,393
6,060,927
15,201,164
15,570,566
9,404,191
8,633,478
+
8.9
14,280,722
9,989,553
5,897,936
5,452,275
+
8.2
5,072,067
4,361,589
1,335,260,987
1,350,933,090
—
1.2
1,232,908,658
1,133,927,200
7.6
349,800,000
Decatur
and in the
Peoria
San Francisco Reserve District of 5.6%.
In the
1,636,120
Rockford
the
improvement of 8.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 6.4%
an
983,459,897
Springfield
District
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
(17 cities)
I
■■■
SUMMARY
Week Ended July 17—
,
1st
New
3rd
1953
12 cities
Philadelphia
1951
1952
Inc. or
$
$
Boston
:
V
'
7.2
+
—
—
3.1
9.0
2.4
—
3,437,804
6,432,110
.
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
2nd
it*®.
6,248,819
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
smaller by
by 0.9%, but in the Atlanta Reserve
The
5.3
—
6,516,054
152,003,536
132,700,178
Terre
District
+
—
453,080,909
45,423,800
295,000,000
4,813,616
Indianapolis
District
5.7
gain of 2.8%, the bank
30.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 3.6% and in the Philadelphia Re¬
serve
—
23,239,237
95,406,531
6,147,931
We group the cities according
increase of 32.3%.
an
a
8,522,775
244,725,374
4.1
—
339,600,000
Augusta
$21,.434,068,552 against $18,369,995,715 in
city there was
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
in
the previous week
+ 23.0
9,661,050
3.4
106,862,881
316,700,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
for the whole country having amounted to
the
has to be estimated.
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of
are
cases
1,112,368,981
0.7
28,512,832
106,093,977
327,500,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
1,171,673,206
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Macon
are
4.9
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
2.1
+
+10.0
five days
10,887,821
1.5
$15,092,956,934 $13,717,715,390
;
13,352,829
9,162,488
+
26o',626',268
0.3
—
West
Ten
6.8
7.5
1,153,075,393
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
8.4
+
5,792,915
+
+
1,209,061,954
,
Youngstown
1.5
—
3,273,733
7,278,400
13,680 ,608
12,133 ,479
—
Mansfield
9.3
+
—
+ 11.7
14,614,974
Columbus
+ 10.6
371,654,944
6,577,156
3,005,254
13,049,367
Ohio—Canton
570,687,117
406,089,555
—
3,706,168
7,264,753
8,469 791
Cincinnati
1,132,000,000
Kansas City
3,612,167
9.5
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
Boston
1,119,000,000
3,591 874
Jersey—Trenton
$8,717,549,654
Philadelphia
San
%
4.6
9,462,483
Delaware—Wilmington
1,749,486
1,263,335
+ 16.7
+
3,250,252
Wilkes-Barre
1,342,019
1,188,677
—10.0
3,606, 173
6,748 187
York
1,332,657
'
Ol.
4,115,298
1,064,000,000
6,075,164
_
Scranton
$9,880,826,530
Chicago
St.
1953
1954
York
1951
t
1,730.231
Chester
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1952
.
1,512,643
1,944,465
Bethlehem
Total
Week Ended July 24—
.
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia—
New
for the week follows:
mary
1953
$
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
July 17
1954
Pennsylvania—Altoona
45
Dec. %
$
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
378,000,000
698,481,025
3.6
659,725,208
'608,950,418
Kentucky—Louisville
"
11,896,162,347
9,113,489,450
+30.5
9,072,766,305
7,964,066,775
Tennessee—Memphis
11
**
1,209,061,954
1,153,075,393.
+
4.9
1,171,673,206
1,112,368,981
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,207,405,880
1,245,447,368
—
3.1
1,112,422,198
1,080,672,444
6th
0
"
641,655,552
647,619,388
—
0.9
610,421,991
351,400,000
137,103,188
119,699,554
Louis
723,709,685
11
116,469,973
176,842,360
—22.5
165,099,146
311,800,000
144,686,964
2.8
103,721,624
2,107,527
562,316,115
+
558,042,058
6th
York
Richmond
Atlanta
7th
647,115,396
1.5
625,072,571
1,008,267,285
912,684,676
+10.5
897,385,085
819,084,672
"
1,335,260,987
1,350,933,090
—
1.2
1,232,908,658
1,133,927,200
8,794,238
8,962,560
1.9
7,609,842
8,165,143
*'
637,648,220
647,115,396
—
1.5
625,072,571
562,316,115
Minneapolis
356,631,329
332,040,501
+
7.4
333,320,486
301,485,756
7
"
533,073,119
498,262,522 -+
7.0
469,888,312
452,558,362
St.
Paul
133,791,580
126,540,927
+
5.7
115,556,985
668,711,061
616,414,499
+
8.5
650,748,484
458,101,784
8,883,909
5,263,232
8,305,720
5,225,722
488,244,257
458,709,243
+
6.4
444,631,536
380,956,961
6,023,611
13,685,220
5,328,102
11,858,990
533,073,119
498,262,522
Minneapolis-—.
City
-
/
_10
11th Dallas
6
Total
"
10
Francisco
"
New
York
City
1,084,868,205
1,027,763,665
21,434,068,552
18,369,995,715
10,002,815,888
-
111 Cities
Outside
cities)
"
Louis
San
+ 18.4
.
9,726,954,635
"
5.6
995,406,435
996,911,868
+16.7
17,943,049,989
16,127,957,638
2.8
9,210,946,839
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
North Dakota—Fargo
—.
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
Montana—Billings
Helena
now
week ended
add
our
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
July 17 for four
Total
(7 cities)
Clearings at—
.
Inc.
'.$
Dec. %
1952
or
$
1951
$
2,515,372
—
2.0
2,229,801
1,848,395
6,415,137
i
Fall
5,885,919
+
9.0
5,089,512
4,247,482
New
Bedford
Total
(12
165,306,166
156,901,662
5.4
Joseph
2.9
2,621,734
2,339,790
+
5.8
11,412,734
9,772,729
3,660,241
12,304,257
11,624,941
37,961,502
+
15,716,704
33,439,600
2,642,884
698,481,025
—15.0
8,960,104
7,095,957
2.7
32,125,429
27,555,363
+11.3
14,465,927
15,004,709
—17.2
33,992,000
j—
4.0
1,969,623
+
3.6
659,725,208
608,950,418
New
i
123,883,222
Galveston
Wichita
-
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
(11
4
Jersey
—f2.1
24,148,219
13,935,928
—
9.9
3,898,247
3,609,761
—
2.4
119,749,642
110,141,016
2,958,059
cities)—.
3,280,378
2,455,270
616,414,499
+
8.5
650,748,484
458,101,784
•
,
668,711,061
10,342,922
+
21.9
9,347,769
7,136,508
387,906,530
+
5.4
374,529,724
319.627,859
34,215,766
+
8.5
35,488,882
31,314,979
6,155,000
6,976,000
7,308,000
6,354,968
12,913,057
488,244,257
458,709,243
6,478,000
+
4.8
+
11.7
6,260,035
6,085,824
+ 18.4
12,527,126
10,636,791
444,631,536
380,956,961
+
6.4
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
175,157,114
172,943,009
6,086,843
4,826,949
+
1.3
.
166,420,151
3,789,244
176,132,020
+ 26.1
4.608,865
0.5
175,434,660
5.7
75,992,860
162,995,829
62,565,522
16,257,381
Lake
City__
184,257,187
80,773,805
California—Long
Beach
23,802,682
185,185,345
76,453,299
22,592,512
+
5.4
17,676,807
16.478,490
+
7.3
15,710,677
568,410,573
515,100,404
+
8.4
489,814,696
539,724,730
20,584,832
17,718,775
5,319,683
11,145,199
+
16.2'
16,010,520
11,955,256
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
1.5
2,137,912
1,977,696
San
Francisco
2,138,496
+28.3
2,138,817
2,391,247
San
Jose
8,643,041;080
+32.3
8,732,103,150
7,663,719,174
31,44t»Ti72
+13.5
26,106,397
19,374,238
22,153;201
—12.5
19,346,010
17,138,613
23.245,837
+11.9
20,336,448
—
+
22,478,130
1
11,872,479
23,194,497
17,847,523
,—
6,881,553
Barbara
11,236,809
+
56,323.010
50,053,232
69,559^95
+_6.6
66,478,453
60,058,088
11,896,162,347
9,113,489,450
+30.5
9,072,766,305
7,964,066,775
5.6
:
Total
1,084,868,205
(10 cities)
Grand total
63.62YT709
-
Santa
Stockton
74,126,039
67,220,581
,
3,681,921
3,401,754
7,098,521
(6 cities)
26,002,822
*
.
2.9
15,291,143
Falls
35,686,041
..
10,578,621
+ 39.3
+
12,612,757
Louisiana—Shreveport
11,431,252,664
Syracuse
+ 21.3
4,411,397
3,633,364
37,111.799
Worth
Yakima
4,490,425
2,744,333
Connecticut—Stamford
415,718,359
13,613,682
408,822,037
Texas—Austin
Total
126,951,654
,2,912,913
York
Total
1
(10 cities)
Pasadena
Rochester
New
Total
1,517,044
4,044,652
Jamestown
8.1
29,668,100
123,874,406
Buffalo
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Washington—Seattle
108,923,658
Binghamton
7,908,241
16,798,114
264,195,436
23,410,962
395,205,885
11,505,098
6,144,800
Dallas
Fort
10.4
2,071,838
—
+
3,738,785
Pueblo
1,025,806
7,128,700
144,446,493
12,408,244
9,626,974
23,497,389
427,341,782
13,950,522
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,430,480
+
+ 44.1
13 871,503
Wichita
8.2
723,709,685
Elmira
771,331
531,210
166,980,655
—
25,946,853
Kansas—Topeka
+
2,536,485
York—Albany
1,066,973
City953,105
1,176,119
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
8.8
7,585,876
9,512,829
506,803,205
27,679,300
cities)
452,558,362
8.1
2,427,113
17,495,564
New Hampshire—Manchester
469,888,312
8.3
543,000,751
39,002,272
Rhode Island—Providence
7.0
+
+
5.1
+
9,880,999
Haven
11,843,496
+
—2.6
3,555,338
Connecticut—Hartford
13,108,423
9,763,898
3,266,310
13,017,565
Worcester
+ 15.4
10,549,253
1,272,289
Springfield
New
568,287,176
3,750,456
918,117
3,180,353
597,209,005
River
Lowell
4,170,850
5,014,399
950,715
—
•
Massachusetts—Boston
4,960,947
994,463
St.
2,465,373
Portland
0.7
866,934
Nebraska—Fremont
Missouri—Kansas
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
7.0
+
+ 13.1
Omaha
July 17
1953
$
,
+
97,437,073
8.437,142
Lincoln
years:
1954
.
the
Hastings
Week Ended
,
—
8,464,238,464
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
+
4
9th
lith
(4
2,403,063
'
Illinois—Quincy
Total
2,845,478
107,558,537
2,614,888
637,648,220
-
10
St
Kansas
;
17
,
Chicago
6th
10th
+
(111
cities)
Outside New York City
•Estimated.
.
1,027,763,665
21,434.068.552
18,369,995.715
10,002,815,888
9,726,954,635
+
29.4
17,746,199
5,826,198
+
0.8
11,662,130
+
5,320,756
5.6
995,406,435
996,911,868
+ 16.7
17,943,049,989
16,127,957,638
2.8
9,210,946.839
8,464,238,464
+
r-
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(390)
.
Monday, July 26, 1954
..
ComDany and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies daily to the Secretary
RATES
EXCHANGE
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
16,
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
TO
1954
JULY
July 16
.133333*
.133333*
Free
.0719820*
.0719820*
Australia,
pound
Austria, schilling
.0200125
Malaysia,
British
.0385802*
France
(Metropolitan),
franc_
.238379*
.210933
2.817812
.0799840
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of,
Ireland, pound
Mexico,
rupee
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
krone
Philippine Islands,
.264100
.....
2.789913
Portugal,
pesO__
—
escudo
krona
Switzerland,
United
peso
of merchandise.
depends upon type
tApplication
.0428082*+
.0428082*+
.0352609*t
,0352609*t
.326900
.210950
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.210933
.210933
2.817500
3(4%
1.026796
.210950
2.817291
Crampton
Haloid
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*\
.233200
First
2.817421
Dec. (—) since
July 14,
July 22,
1954
1954
1953
20,392,100
4,998
+
852,826
2,081
+
July 21,
..." Assets—
certificates
Gold
i_
Redemption fund of F. R. notes
97,998
.
55,742
certificate reserves
Other
+
2,917
177,915
+
12,471
5,404
378,725
+
16,920
39,270
93,312
+
10,628
427,669
1,050
notes of other banks
F. R.
+
114
1,893
_
cash
Discounts
advances...
and
Industrial loans
U. S.
153,740
21,244,926
securities:
Government
Certificates
+
$57
6,599,791
______
Notes
13,029,021
Bonds
744,650
District, and
Chicago
the
in
in
the
they
but
District,
Atlanta
Total
bought outright™
24,714.437
—188,000
—
A summary of assets and
liabilities of reporting
Co.
Total
Due
loans
from, foreign
Uncollected
Bank
cash
securities
24,714,437
—188,000
—
1954
Loans
—177,258
—
678,791
—356~160
—
6,367
Aluminum
$3.75
53,764
+
214
116,586
+
8,181
—
:
12,202
Loans
50,635,163
495,124
—492,715
Other
for
4%
5(4%
2nd
Amerada
Stock
notes
25,573,871
—
—
99,160
—
bank—reserve
accts.
19,140,595
535,880
Foreign
628,948
Member
___
Other
+
88,517
—
21,186
—142,504
+
601,659
402,290
+
—™
20,707,713
—
availability cash Items
3,199,953
2,691
104,342
Treasury
79,715
+
Deferred
Other
deposits
liabilities
72,482
—
—327,921
+
420,656
ll(j>,157
accrued
and
U.
S.
dividends
14,604
795
+
notes
49,496,141
—498,768
—
+
140
376
+
211
—
13
—
149
33,549
—
26
+
223
American
—
563
6,665
vault
1
Capital. Accounts—
(Section
Surplus
Other capital
13b I
1
+
213,129
accounts
S.
Government
5,536
American News
liabilities
and
accounts
—
211
i—
55
+
—
+
+
108
341
—
204
51
174
53,652
21,072
+1,009
+
193
+2,504
—3.350
—
856
11,306
—
97
+
1,260
—
33
—
Foreign banks
Borrowings
548
138
+
+
356
23
217
20,330
Ratio
of
—492,715
—
495,124
gold certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
note liabilities combined
Contingent
liability
purchased
45.9%
__
on
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
loan
.2%
9,106
1,093
—
16,182
2,432
commitments
165
—
1,151
preferred
and
common
including those
called
under
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks
shows
ended
ances
of
the
Federal
Reserve
System in
following principal changes for the week
July 14: Decreases of $211 million in reserve bal¬
with Federal Reserve Banks and $856 million in
United
States
Government
deposits,
and
increases
sinking
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund
provisions.
$341 million in demand deposits adjusted and $138 mil¬
and
agricultural
loans
de¬
creased in six districts and increased in the others, with
a net decrease of $81
million at all reporting member
banks; the principal changes
lion in New York
Consolidated
Baltimore,
preferred
1st
Electric
ref.
Light &
mtge.
s.
f.
Power
were decreases of $54 mil¬
City, $13 million in the San Francisco
Investment
Co.
of
bonds
Aug
estate loans increased
increased $96
$24 million.
Loans
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $80 million in the
York City, but this
New York District outside of New
(quar.)
1977
mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due 1965
:
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4.20% cumul.
preferred stock
3%%
Louisiana
first
Electric
mortgage
$4.75
Utilities
series
2
8-
2
7-14
1
9-
8-
2
7-20
8-
2
7-20
X
8-20
CO
(Chicago)
8-
3
7-31
12c
8-
2
7-15
50c
(quar.)
com.
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
25c
9-15
9-
3
$1.75
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
$1.75
12-15
12y2C
7-30
7-15
50C
(reduced)
Corp.
:
1
(quar.)
9-
9-15
9-
1
$1
9-15
9-
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-15
50c
A
preferred B
9-15
9-
I
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5%
non-cum.
preferred
5%
non-cum,
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Radiator
Amer.
&
Standard
Sanitary
9-10
12-20
12-10
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
9-24
9-
1
9-
1
8-24
Smelting & Refining—
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Thermos
Bottle
preferred
6%
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.75
Works
8-
2
7-
O
25c
(quar.)
8-
2
7-20
50c
(quar.)
common
8-
2
7-20
7-20
$1.25
Co.,
8-
2
37V2C
9-
1
8-13
$1.25
8-
2
7-
50c
(quar.)___
Water
preferred
8-
2
7-16
Inc.—
<quar.)__
American
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
$5
Anderson
Claytbn & Co. (quar.)_,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
tl5c
(quar.)
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.
t56y4c
__.
9-
1
8-
2
9
8-10
7-
9
25%
Inc.
6-10
8-10
6-10
30c
9-
9
8-11
62yj>c
(quar.)
8-10
12 (4 %
(final)
Bonus
5%
preferred
Argus
8-
1
7-20
8-
2
7-
Corp.,
Page
1st mtge. & collat. trust bonds due 1972
Lakes Pipe Line Co.—
%5-year sinking fund 2%% debentures due 1960
Iowa Power &
Light Co., 3% & 3(4% 1st mtge. bonds
Kings County Lighting Co.—
3'/a% 1st mortgage bonds due
1975T
5
com.
(quar.)
tl5c
9.7
1
7-30.
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.12%
9-
1
7-36
221/2 c
9-
1
8-
5
27'/2C
9-
1
8-
5
621/2 c
9-
1
8-
5
(quar.)_
59c
9-
1
8-
5
Corp.
20c
8-
2
7-14
56i/4c
9-
1
8-26
Ltd.,
conv.
Public
$1.10
$2.36
Aug
153
Arkansas
1
Aro
1
246
Aug 10
Sep
246
Aug
2
*
Fuel
1
246
Aug
1
59
Aug
1
254
Oil
Equipment
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
5.25%
(quar.)
4V2%
Corp.,
preferred
2nd
(quar:)_
—
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred
8-13
8-13
1
8-13
$1.25
9-
1
7-30
8-
2
6-25
$1
8-
2
7-
$1.08%
(quar.)
1
1
9-
$1.25
8-
2
7-
8
$1.08%
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$1.50
common
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1,311/4
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
Common
Sep
Service
preferred
preferred
preferred
245
Co.—
3'/2%
$1,121/2.
*
6%
D
(quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
Co.—
bonds,
7-21
10-
10-
$1.12%
Co.
(quar.)
Aug 13
First
Central
2
20c
(s-a)
(quar.)
B
preferred
$2.50
Great
Real
246
Illinois—
due
8-
10-15
& Chemical—
A
$4
Arizona
of
prior preferred stock
American Tobacco Co., 3V4% debentures
Caroline, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
release.
banks
2
REDEMPTION
5 V*%
Citizens
to
Page
Date
Co.
7-22
Animal Trap Co. of America-—
Company and Issue—
District, and $12 million in the Cleveland District.
Changes according to industry appear in another press
.
Gas,
7-23
7-22
3
35C
J.)
(quar.)
Phenolic
American Potash
Anheuser-Busch,
TENDER
Date
PARTIAL
American
industrial,
OF
Company and Issue—
oJ:
lion in borrowings.
Commercial,
NOTICE
8-20
8-16
60c
(monthly)
N.
(bi-monthly)
7%
American
7%
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which*
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
leading cities
the
7-10
8-
85c
(quar.)
5%
list of corporate
stock
called for
a
7-23
$1.25
American
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Comition Sfafemenf of Member Banks
Co.
preferred
American
Below will be found
7-20
8-10
37y2c
American Viscose Corp.,
Notices
.9%
+
foreign
correspondents
Industrial
+
accept¬
for
2
35c
com.
7%
American
to
serves
ances
50,635,163
2
8-
50c
Common
capital
:——
7-12
8-
American Paper Goods
759
7%
Total
7-27
(quarterly
(quar.)
+1.117
2,745
Domestic banks
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Gas Co.,
+2,167
14
2,876
Interbank demand deposits:
40,337
—
preferred
4
1
10%
Fund„
+
deposits
12,759
27,543
_
Mutual
8-
9-15
9-
6c
Class
+
7-15
1
20%
6)
Quarterly
18
+
986
+
625,013
July
(quar.)
13,920
deposits adjusted
deposits except Government
2
8-25
Ltd.
Co.,
Class
U.
7)
517
+
273,337
Capital paid ln_
(Section
Surplus
Metal
preferred
33
banks-
Demand
Time
(quar.)
stockholders
Inc.
(Newark,
—
>
domestic
8-
10-
4c
Co.
—
____
with Federal Reserve Banks
6
7-17
50c
Co.
(quar.)
American Motorists Insurance
6%
8-
1
62y2c
Shares,
8,213
—
Cash
with
Co.
21,633
:
bonds—
Insurance
Co.,
American Natural
—2,498
6
1
8-
50c
(quar.)
+
4,577
527,890
preferred
1
Liabilities—
liabilities
Total
American-Marietta
96
26
8-
9-
50c
.
(quar.)
Co.
24
—
1
$1.25
Products Corp.
Insur.
+
2,729
9-15
9-
12»/2C
7,823
Reserves
in
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Co.
+
4
8-20
1
12 (4 c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Board
+
+
7-31
10-
t$1.32
preferred
on
639
2,522
of Reo,
9-10
*25c
(quar.)
by
American Home
4(4 %
Hol&en
9- 4
93 %c
Corp.
Business
American
When
Payable
40c
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (s-a)
Fire & Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
5%
securities—total
securities
Balances
—
179.
(quar.)
com.
(approved
Can
American
-
Government
Other
Total
Box
American
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
3,054
—
—
§In Volume
*
161
t50c
5%
Co.
891
loans
S.
298
101
meeting held
Book
American
—____
Sep 15
§2853
(quar.)
Sugar,
6,698
banks
to
Other
U.
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
159
Aug 23
Share
Automobile
American
81
loans..
estate
Loans
218,814
Deposits:
257
1
July 29
dividend
46
securities
Real
Liabilities—
Federal Reserve
59
9
issue.
America,
dividend
+
507
254
Sep
Distilling
+
July 31
of
special
+
8
253
s. f. debs, due 1959__Sep
1
debentures due 1966
July 25
first mortgage s. f. bonds.
Sep 1
5%
this
Petroleum
34
+
•
Aug 16
3'34%
Inc.,
Aggregates, com.
preferred (quar.)
35
2,271
155
Aug
American
for
1
Sep 10
Inc—
from net income)
—1,004
Aug
preferred stock
subordinate debentures due 1972
preferred
Amalgamated
+
81
155
stock
conv.
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
1st
+
—
57
2
Aug 18
(quar.)
of
Co.
American
pur¬
1
Aug
-July 30
1981
Common
carrying securities.
purchasing or carrying
or
loans
1982
stock
+1,028
25
—
21,647
dealers
and
Co.
Aluminum
39,314
:
agricultural
and
___.
brokers
to
chasing
assets
industrial,
loans
3,823
+
—
Aug 23
-Aug
Corp., 3(4 %
preferred
39,969
__
i__
Commercial,
81,076
—
_
Loans—gross
.
premises
Investments—total
and
#
Aug 25
Co., Inc.—
in
Aluminium, Ltd.
American
1953
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
22
3,854,426
Other assets
Total
July 15,
July 7,
§2805
(Continued from page 12)
Stock
July 14,
249,229
24,808,799
banks
items
1973
Name of Company
at
249,229
1
Dividends
American
1954
securities™
and
Indiana,
Pictures Co.,
Petroleum
American
mem¬
153
246
Aug 16
Aug
California—
of
convertible
Increase (+) or
Assets—
Total U. S. Govt,
due
preferred
(Alan) Steel Co.,
5%
._
_
of
Announcement
ber banks follows:
Held under repurchase agree¬
ment
Co.
Production
dec. (—) since
—
__
due
preferred
Light Co.—
3%% bonds
American
$97 million.
—1,429,425
3,092,550
$55
Borrowings increased $131 million in New York City.
1,604,075
—
million
decreased
$119 million in the New York District. Time deposits
increased $193 million of which $146 million was in New
York City.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks
320,771
+
-188,000
1,993,075
—
Co.,
notes
Per
deposits adjusted increased $70 million in
the Kansas City District, $61 million in the Cleveland
decreased
Bought outright—
Bills
*
Demand
million
stock
Co.—
$18 million,
and
pfd.
pfd. stock
preferred stocks
Co.—
Corp., cumul.
Oil
of
than offset by increases in most
million
Electric
convertible
&
Pag*
July 30
conv.
conv.
$33 million.
District,
Total gold
§2701
CALLED
3%%
debentures due 1967
Toho Electric Power Co. 1st
mtge. (Kansas Division)—
S. f. 7% gold bonds, series
A, due 1955
districts; there was a net increase of $4 million
at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury
certificates of indebtedness and of United States Gov¬
$26
ISSUE
15-year
3(4%
decreased
&
cumulative
Southern
the other
bonds
4.50%
respectively. Holdings of Treasury notes increased $14
million.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased
(+) or
160
Co.—
Edison
Service
4.90%
**Temporarily omitted.
ernment
Inc.
160
1
Ltd.—
subordinated
Power
Resistoflex
.233200
more
Gas
mortgage
Public
2.806973
2.817500
Co.,
Missouri
Wood
(In thousands of dollars)
§2601
1
Aug
1972
stock
Manufacturing
Universal
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
100
Aug
Aug
First mortgage 5(4% s. f. bonds due 1966
Drewrys Ltd. U. S. A., Inc., 5%% cumul. pfd. stock
Firemen's Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J.—
$4 cumulative preferred stock
Gulf Power Co., 4(4%
1st mtge. bonds due 1983
.264121
2.806973
was
•
1
Juiy 26
$1.32 and $1.40 convertible preferred stock.
Consumers Power Co., 3%%
1st mtge. bonds due
2.789603
2.807181
2.817656
**
decrease
256
1
Oct.
Date
Co.
Paper
Credit
junior
Commonwealth
.0800480
.0800480
.264162
Counties
Commercial
.326900
1.026328
2.789603
&
preferred
Warren
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
256
1
Aug
July 30
bonds due
Beneficial
Union
♦Nominal,
pipeline
$1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Loan Corp., $3.25 cumul.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5% cumul.
.0385802*
.0199750
.233200
.233200
2.807077
2.817656'
I**
2.807285
2.817812
**
pound
pound sterling
Kingdom,
Uruguay,
,
.233250
franc
of South Africa,
Union
'
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
Norway,
Sweden,
.210950
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
.210933
2.817604
.0799840
.264200
2.789706
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.210950
.00435401*
.00285625
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Power
7(4%
2.245019
.0200031
.320900
1.026718
.210950
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
.210933
2.817708
.0799840
.264200
2.789809
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.326900
1.025546
.326900
1.026230
Malayan dollar
dollar
Canada,
.0352609* t
1
Sep
Company and Issue—
Abitibi
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.245019
.0428082*1
.0352609* t
.0428082*+
.0352609* t
!
—
—
mortgage 3%%
ENTIRE
.200000*
.133333*
Coast
.0428082*t
Basic
Pacific Ry. collateral trust 4y2s due 1975
Eastern Pipe Line—
f. debentures due 1973
1st mtge. 3%%
bonds, series A, due 1975
Sun Ray Drug Co., 15-year 3V2%
debentures
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
July 22
.133333*
Brazil, cruziero—
Free
1
s.
First
.200000*
2.245185
.038f802*
.0200000
2.245102
.0385802*
.0200000
2.245268
.0385802*
—,
Belgium, franc
255
1
Oct
___;
$
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
Preferential
C, due 1971__Sep
ser.
RR.—
Paul Union Depot Co.—
First & ref.. mtge. 3(4%
bonds, series B, due 1971
Farms Co., 334% s. f. debentures due 1962
Southern Pacific Co. San Francisco
Terminal—
Thursday
July 21
®
.200000*
bonds,
stock
St.
(Value in United States Money)
Wednesday
.200000*
s
peso—
Basic
preferred
Pag#
Association—
4%
Seabrook
Tuesday
July 20
Monday
July 19
Date
Electric
trust
Chicago & St. Louis
cumulative
3(4%
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Friday
&
Panhandle
INCLUSIVE
1954,
22,
York,
6%
Gas
f. collat.
s.
Northern
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
JULY
Argentina
New
Bank
the different
We give below a record for the week just passed:
countries of the world.
England
20-year
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
TOREIGN
New
8-
2
7-
8
40c
,
1_
(s-a)
Atlantic City Electric Co.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
52808
preferred
4.35%
Aug
4.35%
2nd
Atlantic
(quar.)
preferred
Coast Line
Co.
(quar.)
of
Conn,
(quar.)—
$1.25
9-13
8
8-16
Number 5345
Volume 180
.
.
$1
7-20
Cenco
9-
1
8-10
Central Cold Storage Co.
30c
8-
1
7-20
Central
8-
2
7-16
Central-Illinois
8-
2
7-20
W
7-26
7-12
$1.12 J/2
7-30
7-20
$1.12J/2
7-30
7-20
,
$1.50
10-15
1-14-55
8-
3
7-
25 c
8-
2
7-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-
$4
8-
2
6-30
$1.50
Co.
(s-a)
7-26
8-25
8-16
8- 6
7-
9-
8- 4
$75c
Laboratories
50c
2
7-15
2
7-20
Class
A
8-
2
7-20
Class
A
25c
8-
2
7-26
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
Chicago Rock
$1.18%
9-
1
8-16
tlOc
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
15c
(quar.)_
15C
Co.
Chickasha
Cincinnati
9-15
8-16
9-30
9-15
81'Ac
9-30
(quar.)
2
8-
2
8-14
8-
3
7-2
8-
3
7-
7-15
.
8-13
7-31
9-30
S-18
Cleveland,
15c
9-
1
8-21
11-30
11-19
1
7-15
Clinton Foods,
5
7-20
2
7-
9
15c
(quar.)
$62 J/2C
—
8-
10c
8-13
7-29
7-30
7-16
Fisheries
Corp.,
7-30
2
7-20
Coast
Coast Counties Gas &
$1
8-
2
7-20
$1
9-
1
8-11
87'/2c
10-
1
9-15
70c
8-
2
7-
50c
9-
1
8-24
15C
preferred (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp. com. (quar.)_
3y2%
preferred (quar.)
Boston
7-26
7-15
Trust Ifquar.)
Estate
(Milton)
Bradley
(quar.)
Co.
Edison
Real
Co
8-
2
7-16
CO
CO
6-30
Collins
Telephone Co.—
British Columbia
to
2)
Aug
Broulan
Reef
8-
1
7-16
8-
2
7-19
Colorado
10c
1
9-20
42 % C
8-
1
7-
$3c
dividend
Stock
Bullock's Inc..
Burns &
B
B
common
Mills.
Burrus
8-
2
7-29
7-
8
$50c
10-29
10-
8
7-
8
Common
10-
8
$1.32 conv. pfd.
7-20
Inc
65c
8-13
31c
8-16
80c
;—
8-
$$3.50
2
7-15
8-16
7-30
20c
8-
6
8-
2
2nd
80c
Common
2
partic pfd.
Electric
$3
Co.,
Power
8-
7-13
Common
1
7-15
8%
Common
(quar.)
Cement
preferred
$1
Canada
Class
A
Consolidated Chemical
7-26
7-16
vestment
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
Consolidated
8-
1
7-10
Consolidated
8-
1
7-10
Consol.
30c
8-
1
7-10
7-28
6-28
$10c
8-15
from
(quarterly
income)
;
preferred
2nd
(quar.)_
Co.,
7-
7-26
6-18
9-
1
8-
Class
A
Ordinary
Canadian
Oil
Pacific
Ltd.,
Canadian
4Vi%
preferred
41/2%
preferred
Carborundum
Carlisle
common
Co
Refractories Ltd.—
Ry.
Co.
Corp.
common
Carrier
Corp.
Stock
4.20%
Co.,
(quar.)—.
com.
2
7-
9
8-23
8-
3
Continental
8-14
7-14
2
6-25
8-
10-15
9-29
$$1.12J/2
1 15
12-30
9-10
8-20
(quar.)
4.52%
Can
preferred
1
$3
8-
1
5-14
Corn
00
CNJ
7-9
Corn
40c
9-
1
8-13
50c
9-1
8-13
Paint
prior
&
1
(quar.)
Varnish
pref.
Exchange
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
7-15
9-
1
8-10
8-
3
7-15
8-27
8-13
8-
6-23
8-
1
6-23
8-
1
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
A
Bradstreet,
$1.05
7-20
-
9- 1
9- 1
7-21
7-16
93%c
25c
20c
10c
(quar.)
Dunhill International,
,
Duriron
Ltd.,
Sullivan
Mines,
'__
(quar.)
Inc.
7-31
9
7-29
4 J/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Bahamas)
Ltd.
Corp.,
Products,
Line,
(quaf.)__
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
;
of Amer. (quar.)
Refractories
&
Abrasives
Corp.—
preferred
%
Elastic
Stop-Nut Corp.
Electro
9-15
9-10
12-15
12-10
7-30
6-30
Elgin National Watch Co.
1
7-6
Elgin Sweeper Co
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (quar.)__
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—!.
8-
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
6
1
7-
6
Empire
8-
1
7-
6
4%%
10-
1
District Electric, 5%
7-31
8-20
12- 1
8-16
8- 2
8-10
8- 2
8-12
11-19
10c
40c
$1.121/2
25c
9-20
Empire Southern
Employers Group Associates
7-15
Emporium
New
8- 2
8- 2
8-20
8- 2
12-15
11-30
8- 2
9- 1
8- 2
8-16
8-15
10- 1
8-20
10- 1
10- 1
8-20
9- 1
9
Enamel
7-15
8- 1
9-23
8-25
9- 1
25c
8-13
9- 1
9- 1
10-1
9-1
8- 1
8-2
9- 1
8- 2
7-
9
9- 1
&
7-10
6%
1st
7-15
5%
2nd
7-23
9-
3
9-
3
8-
5
4J/2%
8-
4
7-15
6-25
8-12
8-12
7-20
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
—
(reduced)_____—_________
18&C
15c
10-1
7-20
8- 2
7-16
7-16
9-10
*%■
8c
8-16
8- 2
8- 2
7-16
*3
10- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Co.—
;
preferred
Co.
Stock dividend
Brothers.
Farmers
Co.—
———
Inc.
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
6
5%
7-
6
5'/2%
8-27
Federal Grain,
Ltd.. $1.40
8-10
6-25
E-A*
preferred
Federal Insurance Co.
—
pref. (quar.)
Inc., com.
(q*ar.)__
Federal Paper Board Co.,
4%
l°c
20c
8-2
8" 2
2%
82%>c
68%c
$35c
35c
8-20
8"3®
8-30
8- 1
8- 2
in" 1
9-1Q
—-—-
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., com.
7-
8-13
Life Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
Fashion Frocks,
7-20
7-20
7-20
•
—
___________—
& Traders
8-10
7-31
7-31
^
Brewing Corp., common
Mfg.
Farmer
7-26
8-16
7-15
7-13
8- 6
9- 1
12- 1
8- 2
8-16
8- 1
8-2
preferred
"A"; (quar.)
"A" (quar.)
(reduced quar.)
Exeter & Hampton Electric
(quar.)____
Fairbanks Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Fanner
6-30
$1.25
$1.25
30c
65c
$1.50
25c
preferred
preferred
preferred
Eversharp, Inc.
Falstaff
$10c
$2
12J/2c
8-31
9-1
(quar.)—
5%
8-20
7-15
7-17
9-21
15c
5%
9-15
7-26
7-31
10- 1
7-31
8- 1
9i 1
8- 2
15c
50c
10c
15c
62V2C
& Steel Corp., common
Erie Railroad
9-15
.__—
(quar.)
Equity Corp., common (annual)
$2 convertible preferred iquar.)
Forge
7-19
9- 2
8-18
8-12
7-15
8-13
8-13
25c
Smith Co. (s-a)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred
60c preferred (quar.)
Erie
7-15
7-15
50c
$3.50
quar.)__
(quar.)
Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
Heating Products, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Capwell
Eppens
8-
8- 1
8- 1
8- 2
7-16
7-15
7-15
7-15
8- 2
8- 6
9- 1
7-15
Gas—
(initial
common
8-16
9-15
62J/2c
15c
5c
25c
$1.25
$1.18%
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
7-15
8-16
8-14
9- 1
Emhart
8-
8- 5
8-20
9-17
7-22
10-22
31 "Ac
$12'/2c
10c
5%
15c
25c
50c
(reduced)
:
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred
8- 5
8-15
9-10
10- L
8- 2
11- 1
31J/4C
!_
(quar.)
1
Ltd.
Inc.,
Industries
8- 2
8-15
$30c
(quar.)
pfd.
pfd.
,,
8-31
share held
for each
(quar.)
convertible
7-15
7-15
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
4.80%
5%
Company,
preferred
Ekco
^
A
additional shares
5%
7'/2c
40c
$1.12J/2
15c
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
4J/2%
8-15
ttUO
9-15
9-15
8- 2
50c
—
Duncan Coffee,
6%
1
<b»mb>
7-2
10- 1
9-1
7-7
25c
:___
common
Ecuadorian
8- 2
9-10
8-31
8-10
—
preferred
&
Dun
2
$1.75
25c
40c
25c
Corrugated
8-2
11- 1
10- 1
8-2
(quar.)
Instruments, Inc.
8-
8- 2
7-20
7- 7
8-17
—
8r16
8- 2
7-20
(quar.)
:
Utilities Association
90c
8-10
preferred
Common
Steamship
75c
8-10
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Eastern
,
8-13
7-28
(quar.)
Metals & Supply Co.
Eastern
8-
6-30
9-1
quar.)_
2
8-
7-30
Inc.—
(increased
8-
Y.)—
7%
5%
—_____
:
8-16
(quar.)—
——
Ltd.—
^quar.)
(quar.)
Dumont Airplane & Marine
Stock
31'Ac
Cornell
Paper Box Co.,
Ducommon
East
9- 1
com.
&
preferred
3%%
$40c
ilOc
Drexel Furniture
Eastern
8-1
(increased quar.)
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Industries
Common
Class
1
75c
___—____
Dow
Two
——,——-
50c
;
common
7-15
I7J/2C
30c
25c
4%
(quar.)_
Tractor Co.,
dividend
2
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Paperboard Products Co. (quar.)—_
Corning Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
—
Corroon & Reynolds Com.
(increased s-a)__
\
9-17
&
preference
(quar.)
Chemical' Co.. common
30c
93%c
—
(quar.)
Bank Trust
Products Refining Co.,
2
7-15
8-
$1
Copper &
Steel Indus., Inc.—
preferred (quar.)—.——-—Continental Transportation Lines (quar.)__
Cook Electric Co. (quar.)
Cook
8-
1
2
Co.—
5%
Quarterly
(quar. 1
8-16
8-
Continental
10c
(initial)
7-20
10-11
75c
,
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
25c
(quar.)
9-
8-14
$1.12
$1.13
4.50%
3
35c
,
9-22
Common
Dresser
55p
—
8-
$$1.12'/a
(quar.)
preferred
Power
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
_—
ContainerCorp.ofAmerica.com. (increased)
1
Caterpillar
Consumers
9
$75c
7-7
53'/2c
8-
$12 J/2 c
7-15
7-26
25c
30c
62'Ac
(quar.)
7-
;__
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co.
preferred
6-23
Carolina Power & Light Co.
New
4J/4%
4%
(quar.)
8-2
Consolidated Retail Stores—
1
8-
$1
$1.25
(quar.)™
2
8-23
Common
7-15
15c
Inc
2
$20c
Co.'s,
Lobster,
8-
$25c
9-14
7-15
62'Ac
20c
25c
Laundries
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
Tar
2
37'Ac
(quar.)'—v
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
9-
(quar.)
Canadian
$5
V
Steel
7-31
$3
—
8-
(quar.)
Dominion
Ltd.
Mines,
.
$31c
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.—
7-20
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
3
3
Dominion
7-15
8-
$5
Corp., Ltd.
Coal
7-30
9-30
8-13
7-30
$37'Ac
9- 1
8-25
8- 2
8-2
7-16
8-17
9-17
Ltd.—
Investments,
(quar.)___
preferred
8-14
$37c
138c
Coppermines Corp. (quar.)
Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated
,
7-31
$1.37%
$15c
—-
$$1.25
(quar.)
7U15
5%
10c
$$1.25
common
9
$1.50
—
$$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
7-28
$$1.25
__
(quar.)__
Ry.
Bronze
1
$8c
$15c
(
1st pfd. (quar.)
5%
7-31
7-
7- 7
7- 7
7-9
7-9
7-14
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Dominion
8-
(quar.)
Industries—-
Consolidated
8-15
in¬
9
Dupuis Freres,
—
Yellowknife
Investment
Anglo
&
preferred
(quar.)__
Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (reduced)
2nd convertible preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
5%
7-
60c
_—
Discovery
(monthly)
Fields
Oil
Dominion-Scottish
$20c
,
____________———-—-
—
Common
,7-31
(quar.)
$15c
Fund
Canadian
(quar.)
8-
$7J/2c
Ltd
common
Canada Southern
A
Extra
25c
(quar.)
General
Class
(quar.)
___
Dominion
7-15
Ltd.
Mines,
Dominguez
9-16
1
f$1.25
$10c
$25c
Monthly
2
9-13
8- 2
6-30
$20c
Monthly
9-16
8-5
25c
75c
40c preferred
Inc.,
33c
(quar.)
Mines,
Ltd.,
Canada Safeway Ltd.,
5%
Connohio,
(quar.)_
com.
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd.
5%
7-23
7-31
31JAC
Co.,
Lake
Foils,
Canada
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.02
Campbell Red
1
8-
8-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
7-23
8-
(quar.)
Co.
8-16
7-31
$2
50c
7-22
1
*
$1.06
$1.16
——
43 %c
___________
Dome
3
7-15
8-14
9-20
8-16
7-30 '
7-30
8-31
9-30
$10c
$10c
$25c
9-
Cox Fund,
&
8- 2
8-31
$62'Ac
income
(quar.)
7-20
8-
$1.90
7-15
25c
Water & Telephone
$1.32
$1.25
7-15
1
,
Portland
California
Calif.
7-15
1
8-
Inc.
1
7-31
$2.06 pfd. (quar.)
51 %c
preferred (quar.)
___
—— .47V2C
preferred (quar.)
—50c
$2.04 preferred (quar.)_____—.
51c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
55c
1
8-
Dobbs Houses,
Dodge
2c
35c
20c
25c
$17'Ac
25c
25c
25c
15c
(quar.)_
Shares, Inc.—
net investment
8-9
7-15
7-23
$37'Ac
(quar.)_
pref.
Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., (quar.)
10-
(Toronto) —
.
Corp.
9-3
9-3
9- 3
7-9
7-9
7-10
7-14
7-27
7- 9
7- 9
7-19
7-8
7-6
8-20
8-9
8-9
Ltd.—
Co.,
class A
8- 2
8- 2
8-2
9- 6
8-13
9-17
9- 1
7-20
9-15
8- 2
9-15
9- 3
12- 3
7-9
8- 1
7-31
$2
Y
N.
7-26
,
7-15
7-15
9-10
12-10
12- 3
8-14
7-1
7-19
7-12
7-12
7-12
37"/2C
(quar.)
of
1
37J/2C
.
—
37 J/2 c
.
(quar.)
Assn.
Divco
(quar.)
common
Construction
convertible
Dividend
9
class A (quar.)
2
10-
Connecticut Light & Power,
8-
75c
______—
preferred (quar.)
Packing Corp.
7%
California
8-15
10-
—45c
preferred
$38c
Pacific Title Insurance—
California
7-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6
4
8-
(quar.)
pfd.
7-9
7-31
20c
:
(quar.)
8-
8-
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1st
$1.50
Calif.
Life
Confederation
■
(quar.)
com.
7-31
$2
$2
preferred
$1
Ltd.,
7-19
Corp.
Steel
$1.50
12-20
Co.,
preferred
$1.50
8- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Match
Discount
Disher
1-3-55
35c
Co.,
B
Diamond
1
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Products Co.
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
7-19
(entire issue called for re¬
Electric
$20c
Timber
&
Mills,
2
Both
10c
Linen
Caldwell
8-
50c
15%
17c
(quar.)__
__—
Concord Natural Gas, 5%% pfd.
(quar.)—.
Conduits National Co., Ltd. (quar.)
8-
Extra
Calaveras Land
6-
$20c
50c
87V2C
—
_.
Class
7-23
Yard
(quar.)
Raynolds, class A
2
2
2
4
8-16
7-26
6-18
12-15
9-10
8-16
11-15
7-15
9-20
12-20
12-15
9- 1
8-2
8- 2
8- 3
8- 2
8- 2
8-15
8-15
8-2
8-2
7-28
$1.25
$1.25
50c
90c
40c
25c
50c
50c
25c
25c
25c
50c
1st pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Tramway
8-13
6-30
$1.75
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
it
Calaveras Cement Co.
(quar.)
&
8-13
$6c
25c
Concord
371/2C
(quar.)
preferred
7%
7-30
Co.
2
33c
2
Edison
1
demption at $32.50 per shr. plus this div.)
issues convertible into com. to July 22.
6-30
8-
7-26
5
Detroit
7
demption at $32 per shr. plus this div.)
$1.40 conv. pfd. (entire issue called for re¬
6%
(A. M.) Co.—
Byers
(quar.)
7-29
10-29
25c
$1.25
Stock
9-15
8-
$1.12V2
class A (quar.)
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Commoil, Ltd.
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.
(stk. div.)
One share of Northern
Illinois Gas com¬
mon for each 25 shares held
6-18
Union
1
Di
-:■■■;•
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
Locks Paper Co.,
$50c
5%
Denver
7-30
RR.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred*(quar.)
Denver
8-
V-
$2
convertible preferred
8-10
65c
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
9-
—__.
4'A%
$50c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Butler Mfg. Co., common (increased)
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)
Biscuit,
Burry
7-12
1
8-
8-10
$50c
common
Class
7-12
8-11
$1
$1
Co., Ltd., class A preference
preference
Class
1
_
A
Burroughs Corp.
8-11
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Class
7-21
9-
7-26
$1
Combined
____________—
preferred
4%
Burgess-Manning
8-20
60c
Co. (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan—
stock
7-15
9-
"A"
com.
(quar.)
com.
deb.
From
$4.25 pfd. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
& Southern Ohio Electric—
Columbus
8-
Co.,
Denver &r Rio Grande Western
8-15
Terminals, 6%
Columbus
1
50c
! 8%
(quar.)
Light Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
non-cumulative 1st preferred
non-cumulative 1st preferred—
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
(quar.)
Pictures
&
Power
Air Lines
Dennison
9-23
12-23
8- 2
8888-
25c
25c
50c
30c
25c
35c
30c
30c
30c
(quar.)
common
common
9-
4%
Columbia
(interim)
Ltd.
6
9-13
Co.,
Steel
4%
Columbia
—
—
Mines,
2
10-
(Charles)
Bruning
8-
8-16
95c
Delta
11-10
Co., common
dividend
Fund, Inc.& Southern Ry.—
Colonial
5c
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., common (quar.)
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., com. (inc. quar.)
5% convertible preferred
(entire issue to
be redeemed on Aug.
1 at $48.95 plus
!
.this dividend. Convertible into common
(N. Y.)
Delaware
1
1
Radio
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)
BHtish Industries Corp.
1
12-
&
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,
,
$1.06
$1.13
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Vilbiss
10-
9-13
10- 1
A
class
Deere
1
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Gasket
for each share
Stock
Bros.,
Devoe &
preferred B (quar.)__
—
30c
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (N. Y.)
—50c
Cochrane Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class
A
stock
div.
(2
shares of non¬
assessable Redeemable pfd. stock
(200
3>/2%
Water,
Detroit
$1.12%
8-16
Quarterly
(quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)__
9-29
8-16
$1.12J/2
50c
50c
$1
(quar.K
preferred
Detroit
pfd. (quar.)
1
1
preferred
1
9-15
10-
$5
$1.25
—
$4 pfd.
&
$4.24
8-1
$1.75
87J/2c
4V2%
Co.,
(quar.)
Light Co.,
A
Power
8-10
(quar.)
Elec., 4%
9-
tlOc
class
$2
Dallas
9-
held)_—_—-Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
Ltd.—
Products;
Forest
8- 2
8-16
10c
—10c
10c
25c
Briggs Mfg. Co
British Columbia
6%
9
$3.50
5%
Louis
St.
&
$72'A c
(quar.)
pref.
7
7a 9
7-^21
9-30
4.80%
par
of Canada, Ltd.—
Bridge & Tank Co.
$2.90
•__
9-15
7-20
$1.50
—_____
Ltd.
Breweries,
9-30
$1
Forster.
&
1
20c
35c
$1.06'A
(monthly).
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
9-1
8-
4%
Boston
41/2%
21c
25c
.
(quar.)
common
(monthly)
Common
income t-
investment
(From
Chicago
Inc., com.
(monthly)
$2
$4.20 pfd.
pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
12-
—
Common
8-16
Curlee Clothing
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
,
50c
Booth
7
10-
8- 2
9- 1
Voting
$1.25
$1.25
5%
(quar.)
Bond Investment Trust of America—
class A
Co.,
Cincinnati
(s-a)
Ry.
investment income)
Ami
1
7-
8- 2
$1.05
8-1
Cleveland Electric
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-
'
Ltd.
$50c
$1
75c
Ridge Mutual, Inc.—
(From
Bon
5
9-
New Orleans,
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
8-
9- 1
12- 1
8% preferred (quar.)
Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Cuba Co., $7 preferred (accum.)
Cuban American Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 31/2%
pfd. (quar.)
7-23
10-20
28y8c
(quar.)+__
Crystal Oil
9-30
$2
—
8-
Seal,
&
75c
(quar.)
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Investing Co., common (s-a)
City Stores Co, common
(quar.)—
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
I
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
—
Ltd., 5%
Corp.,
Crum
7-23
9-30
$1
City
5c
common
7-21
12-15
25c
25c
(quar.)
City Baking
2
8-25
40c
6%
Ribbon
7-26
9-10
15c
Co. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Tobacco,
Zellerbach Corp.,
10-15
37 Vic
common
Tex. & Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)____
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
—
Cincinnati,
2
8-
20c
_
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.) _
Quarterly
/
Crown
7-
$1.25
-
5c
10c
pfd.
A
10c
7-15
2
8-
$2.50 1- 2-55
$15C
9-30
(quar.)
Cork
De
preferred (quar.)__:
4%
9-16
7-
$6
8-20
(quar.)
Crown
$2
4%
60c
B
4'/2%
class
A
7-30
Dayton Rubber
Inter-Terminal R.
Cinn.
7-15
W.)
Bros.
Class
Co.,
class
Davidson
Coal Co.—
Co., com.
4%%
7-31
11- 1
• •
4'A%
50c
50c
50c
25c
preferred (quar.)
R. Co.—
preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com.
7-16
2
50c
Co.
Oil Co.,
& Electric
Gas
8-14
v
„
Blackwell,
Co.,
Daystrom,
4%
2
8-
50c
Blue Bell, Inc.
Blue
2-9
6-30
$1
(E.
Blue
1
1
8-
(quar.)
Electric
7-16
&
Davenport
$1.25
Cotton
38-
—
Oil
Bishop
11-10
1
12-
5c
Special
Birtman
Crossett
'
1
Island & Pacific RR.—
preferred series A (quar.)
Wilmington & Franklin
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Crosse
7-15
Ltd.—
Sexton
&
7-23
7-31
7-31
8-16
9-20
8- 1
11- 1
8- 1
8-10
15c
$1
50c
75c
87Vic
87Vic
20c
25c
5%
50c
preferred (quar.)
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
(s-a)
Benrus Watch Co.
(quar.)
&
50c
(quar.)
Chicago
9
8-
9-1
$1
$3.25
Best Foods
Cribben
(quar.)
Common
—
Beneficial Loan Corp., common
7-23
8- 2
8-10
1 8-16
8- 2
8-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(increased)
(quar.)
8- 2
8- 2
$1
40c
21c
5c
(quar.)
A
8-
L
Corp.
class
$2
75c
$1.50
Iron
Beneficial
Bloch
8-
$17'Ac
(quar.)-
7-12
postponed by the directors of the
until August 2 to permit the
to claim a 5%
credit for
income tax purposes if the pending Fed¬
eral tax bill is adopted.
7-22
Quebec Mines, Ltd
Works (quar.).,
Belleterre
Belmont
Bliss
2
Ltd.
deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crain
(R. L.), Ltd.
(quar.);
company
7-16
8-
i.
Corp.
American
shareholders
$17>/2c
preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
Best
8-2
12 J/2C
7%
Aircraft
1
16 "Ac
Inc.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
Courtauids,
was
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Bay Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Baystate Corp. (increased quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
$6 1st preferred (quar.)_
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp., com. (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
i
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (reduced)
Bell
7-15
3c
30c
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class
6-30
2
8-
7
3c
Body
Batavia
7-15
2
8-
pfd. (quar.)
(accum.)
9
1
7-15
$1.25
Imperial Mills,
Holder•
8-16
11-15
Quarterly
35c
$1
Cherry-Burrell Corp., com. (quar.)
4% pfd. (1946 and 1947 series)
(quar.)—
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. com., (quar.)
3Vi%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com
The quarterly payment of 50c on the class
A stock payable July
15 to holders of
record July 1 previously reported here
12-31
20c
Monthly
Baxter
'
9-30
$1.50
participating pfd. (s-a)
Oil Co. (Calif.)
(monthly)
6%
20c
Cosmos
8
$1.25
9-
Light Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Central Public Utility
Corp.
(s-a)
Central Vermont Public Service Corp. (quar.)
Chadburn Hosiery Mills Inc., common
Chase National Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
___
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)__
Baldwin Rubber Co. (increased quar.)______
.Extra
i
.
RR., 5%
preference
$1.50
7-12
7-
7-27
47
Payable of Reo.
Share
(quar.)
Realty
9-17
8- 2
8- 2
(quar.)
(accum.)
$1.40 preference
Cosmopolitan
Corp.—
Securities
Name of Company
7- 8
7-31
7-31
When
Per
'
20c
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)____;
Hudson Gas & Electric (quar.)
56 J/4C
Co.—
Bankers Securities Corp., com.
___—__.r.____——
Central Power &
(L. S.), 4y2% preferred (quar.)
4 J/2%
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook
Corp.
6J/4C
Ayres
Basin
6
Central Electric & Gas Co.
(quar.)__
Machines, Inc.—
(accum.)— ________
Axe Houghton Fund "B," Inc.—
From investment income
_
(quar.)
7-
2
When
Payable of Rec.
37'/2c
25c
5c
50c
(quar.)
common
2
8-
$4c
prior pfd.
Baldwin
preferred
8-
Avildsen Tools &
5%
Corp.,
5%
8-16
93 %c
Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Atlas Powder Co., 4%
conv. pfd. (quar.)—,
Aunor.Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—
Atlantic Refining
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd.
Celotex
Holder$
Per
Name of Company
o/Rec.
9-13
$1.25
(quar.)
Coast Line RR.
Atlantic
When
Payable
Share
1
Holdert
Per
Share
Name of Company
(391)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(quar.)_
1
(quar.)__——150
9-15
7-15
7-15
7-30
8-18
7-16
7-12
8-3(1
48
The Commercial
(392)
When
Per
Name of Company
Federated
Ferro
(quar.)
62!Ac
$1.06'A
2%
Class
8- 3
7-14
8-13
7-19
________—._
$1.12(4
9-1
8-13
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
7% preferred (quar.)__
Electric Light Co. (quar.)
$1.75
75c
8- 1
8-16
8-
7-16
2
Hartz
25c
9-
1
8-20
62'Ac
10-
1
9-17
7-15
(quar,)—
&
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
_
prior pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
7-26
30c
-
Food Fair Stores—
Stock
stock
33/4 %
53/4%
each
share
shares
four
Foundation Co.
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
(L.)
Quarterly
Realty
J.),
Ltd.,
Industrial
$3.50
(R.
4(4%
Gale
Co.,
5%
Co.,
&
Co.,
(quar.)
7-20
8-
7-30
6-30
8-
8-24
2
2
—
_
7-19
8-3
11-15
11- 1
8-
2
8-
2
7-31
$1.16
preferred
(Alfred),
7% preferred A (quar.)——.i—j.___—
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4(4% pfd. A (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Higbie Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
7-23
Extra
1
8-
1
7-23
5%
Holmes
7-30
7-15
7-15
Holt, Renfrew & Co.,
8- 2
7-15
Home
Hoover
8- 2
7-15
9-1
8-17
10- 1
8- 2
9-17
7-26
7-20
5%
Household
Stock
9-
3
8-12
4.40%
preferred
8-
2
7-15
33A%
preferred
4%
preferred
15c
Cigar Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Oil
General
Electric,
new
General
Finance
Houston
9-17
Hudson
25c
$1.75
(quar.)__—___•
—_—_________—
7-15
10- 1
9-15
9- 1
8-16
8-16
Hunt
10c
General
8-2
$2
7-19
6-30
Hussmann
Corp.—
(initial)
com.
40c
$1
Mills,
General
7-31
8- 3
7- 9
7-2
'
Lee
7-
Leece-Neville
25c
9-10
8-25
9-30
9-20
7-16
Lehigh
7-12
Lehman
9-
1
8-12
8-
7-22
10-15
9-30
5
10-29
9-30
$1.10
—
10-15
9-30
Lincoln
10-15
9-30
$3.50
11-
8-
(quar.)
$1
1
$$1
9-13
8-13
12'Ac
8-31
8-16
12'Ac
8-31
8-16
8-
7-21
pref.
Inc., 5% pref. (quar.)_.—
(quar.)——
A
——
Co.
Refrigerator
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
30c
(quar.)
2
9-
1
8-2
7-9
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. A (quar.)_
5%
preferred B (initial)
8- 2
7-6
Idaho
8-2
7-6
8-16
8- 2
$1
8- 2
6-30
9-30
12-30
Little
12-17
$25c
8-
2
8-
2
$1
8-
1
preferred
General
6%
Outdoor
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4
Public
Service
preferred
General
$2.29
8-
1
7-21
8-20
7-26
$3.50
Corp.,
Corp.,
Steel
5%
5%
preferred
$2.20
$2.20
Genessee
Giant
Co.,
25c
1
7-20
1
7-20
20c
8- 2
6-25
15c
8- 2
7-15
62'Ac
__
&
8%
class
preferred
Miami
RR.
8- 2
7-15
8- 2
6-14
Local
Finance
Corp.,
Co.,
8-16
9-15
8-16
2
(initial)
_
7-31
7-
8-
2
7-20
56'Ac
8- 2
7-20
$2
com.
42'Ac
9-11
8-30
$1.50
new
9-11
8-30
9
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(s-a)
$25c
12-15
11-25
25c
(quar.)
Indemnity (quar.)
Co., common
8-25
8-27
8-
2
15c
9-15
8-20
5c
10-15
9-30
Quarterly
Co.
L.)
40c
8-16
7-31
7-31
7-15
37'Ac
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
(quar.)
9-10
$12'A«
—-
8- 2
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.
convertible
5%
Growth
investment
sale
preferred
Industry
of
Shares,
income
and
_
54c profits
on
$5
&
preferred
Ohio
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Halle
Increased
Hallnor
Haloid
common
to July
(entire
issue
.
1
25c
1010-
1
11-
1
7-15
3.90%
preferred
^
r
Heintz,
1
9-10
7-23
9-10
9-1
called
8-25
8-10
Jacobs
(F.
5%
41/4%
(quar.)
7-30
7-19
2
7-
6
preferred
(accum.)_
(quar.)
2
7-14
1
10-13
8-
2
6-24
9-15
$75c
10-15
9-15
$75c
10-15
9-15
30c
9-
1
6-30
6-24
8-
2
6-30
8-
2
7-20
$1.05
8-
1
7-15
8-
35c
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
62'Ac
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
8-11
8-
11-
50c
5%
(quar.)—;
Electric
8-
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
+$1.75
133/4c
common
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
10c
1
9-
1
9-
7-15
8-10
1
8-16
7-30
7-16
8-
7-15
1
10-
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Corp. (year-end)—
Tea
Co.,
33A%
Johnson & Johnson,
Ranch
pfd.
4%
35c
(quar.)
2nd pfd. C
Royalty
93%c
(quar.)_
Johnson
(quar.)
Inc.
& Supply, c'om.
preferred (s-a)
8-25
8-
1
7-25
8-
2
7-15
8-
1
8-16
7-
9
7-15
& Chemical, com.
(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
1
10-20
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
6-
1
8-
2
6-
1
32'Ac
25c
8-31
9-
1
9-10
8-13
8-13
9-
1
95c
9-
1
8-13
$1
9-
1
8-13
$1.05
;
9-
1
$1.12'A
Kellogg Co.—
3'A %
preferred
(quar.)
87 V2C
preferred
(quar.)
87'Ac
Stone
Co.,
preferred
(Walter)
(s-a)
(I.
Corp.
B.)
pfd.
Kresge
(S. S.)
(reduced)-—...
&
1
8-13
1
7-15
1
10-15
8-
1
7-15
15c
7-31
7-21
9-15
8-31
~
25c
8-25
8-
9
8-25
8-
9
$1.06 Va
8-
2
7-
7
$1
8-
2
7-
7
25c
40c
8-25
8-16
$$1.25
7-31
7-14
56 '/4c
8-
2
7-
$3
8-
2
7-20
8-
3
12-15
$1
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9
7-
2
12-
I
30c
8-
2
7-
0
50c
8-
2
7-15
5c
23c
$3
50c
7-26
6-30
8-
1:1
2
9-15
$1.06 Va
(quar.)—I
9-
1
8-
6
$1.06'/4
I
I
12-
1
11-
5
25c
8-
5
8-
2
1
8-13
45c
9-
93%c
IIIIIIIII
9-
1
8-13
93 %c
9-
1
8-13
85c
(quarl)IIIII
9-
1
8-13
7-15
IIII
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
5%
2
8-
1
$15c
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
30c
8-
2
7-
7-15
9
$25c
8-31
7-31
50c
8-31
8-17
62'Ac
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturers
9-30
$2.50
8-
1
50c
(s-a)___I
preferred
Mines,
& Co.
8-
$15c
(qiiar.)„_I
75c
$25c
9-
1
l:103
9-15
60c
(quar.)
I
—IIII
Insurance
8-
2
7-20
25c
8-
2
6-21
45c
9-
1
8-
$1.06'/4
9-
1
20C
8-
2
3
Id
2c
8-
2
6-15
45c
8-
2
7-16
$1.183/4
9-
1
8-13
Co
Y.^"(s-a)
30c
Corp.
;
Forming Corp. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison 3.8Q% pfd.
8-16
8-
10c
(qua~r!)I_II
8-
20C
Messenger
Metal
10-
8-
2
7-22
95c
10-
1
9-
2
7-21
6
2
(quar.)„
96 '/4c
10-
preferred
1
9-
(quar.)
97'Ac
10-
1
preferred
9-
2
(quar.)
$1.083/4
10-
1
9-
2
$1.11'/4
10-
1
9-
2
8-
2
1
9-15
3.90%
1-3-55
12-15
4.35%
8-10
8-
2
8-10
8-
2
Meyercofd
Miami Copper Co. (quar.)
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.
4.45%"'preefrred
8-10
8-
2
8-
1
7-
9
8-
2
6-21
8-
3
7-29
4.40%
8-
2
7-
4,90%
9
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
.
50c
(quar.)
811-
$31'/4c
$$1.25
Mead"JOlinson & Co., com. (increased
quar.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Melvil}€>3Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)
43/4% preferred A (quar.)
<N;;
62'Ac
62'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
(Arthur G.)
7-31
6-30
MidAVest
25c
(quar.)
II
I I
(quar.)_I"
pfd. A
4'/4%:"preferred (quar.) __'
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
2
8-13
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common
CftMrp. com. (quar.)*
75c
dividend
King-Seeley
McKee
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4%
8-
9-10
37'Ac
$1.25
class A
Co.
1
9-13
Mead
100%
$3
&
8-
$1
15c
$1
common
:
Keyes Fibre Co.,
Stock
(quar.)
8-15
Co.—
3.85 % * Referred
3'A %
5%
9-
8-13
1
Extra
7-12
$2.50
Ry.
(quar.)
McCormick
Merchants- &
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-12
2
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mclntyre Porcupine
Kansas
preferred
2
8-
Class
7-19
11-
62'Ac
(quar.)
8-
$1.04
I
Louis
McCall
7-31
50c
preferred
$1.24
4'/4%
pref.
2
8-
2
1
7-22
Chemical Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
McCabe Grain Co., Ldt., class A
7-31
7-
7-
10-22
preferred
com.
1
5
1
(quar.)
$2.50 .preferred
88-
1
5%
McCord'-Corp.,
2
8-
McArthor
8-31
9
8-
11-
series)
$3
8
8-
1
$1.75
May Department Stores, com.
$3.75 preferred
(quar.) _!
$3.75 -preferred (1947
Maytag Co.,
7-
1
$1.75
4'/4^_rpreferred
(quar.)
IVlylJer Candy Co
7-12
2
9-
(quar.)
Maud
preferred
8-
9-
(quar.)
Chemical Corp.,
9-15
$2.25
Aluminum
5%
Kalamazoo
10c
preferred
Mar-Tex Oil & Gas
(semi-annual)
Marion P^wer Shovel Co
Marshall-Field & Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust,
(quarterly
entirely paid out of divs. and interest)
Massawlppi Valley R. R. Co. (s-a)
$3.40
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
7-21
7-15
7-30
Light—
Refrigerating Co.—
8% -.-preferred (accum.)
_\
Manischewitz (B.) & Co. (annual)
7-15
1
5c
(quar.)
B
8-
25c
Manhattan
4'/4%
12-22
2
7-30
20c
Madison-^Square Garden Corp.Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Mallojy^P. R.), 4'A% preferred (quar.)
1
15c
(quar.)
&
& Co:,
preferred
Mathiesdn*
1-2-55
$1
."■>
(quar.)__—**___
(quar.)
Co.
7-30
5c
Testers,
Joslyn Mfg.
4 'A %
$1
4%
8-16
9-21
38c
1
preferred
8-
Jersey Central Power & Light—
Jervis
.
Holdings Ltd., 5% partic. pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Mackinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
Macmillian
5
7-15
1
1
25c
_.
M R A
Ex>r§k*:
Macy (R.. H.)
8-
2-18
7-15
9-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Henderson & St.
preferred (s-a)
5%_ 1st
2
15c
Nashville RR. Co. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_l
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
:
2
8-
10-
V
%^preferred (quar.)
5%
8-
$1
4.16%^preferred
8-19
1
$1.05
(quar.)
2nd
7-19
1
2-ia
11'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
Power
2
9-
8-ia
11-18
10c
__*__*__■
Watch
non-cumul.
9-10
8-
9-
97'Ac
pfd.
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c preferred
Kobacker Stores, Inc.' (quar. ).
18'/ac
7-12
2
$1.09
(quar.)
Co.,
L.)
Inc.,
preferred
Kleinert
com¬
1
93 %c
(quar.)
common
conv.
Inc.,
preferred
Jantzen,
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Inc., 55c
&
4%
Service
preferred
Kentucky
9-10
8- 2
per share
Convertible into
30
1
1
8-
$5c
plus this dividend).
mon
12-
50c
pfd.
Public
3.75%
4.20%
8-3
7-
$1.50
Rhode Island
of
7-15
1
1
2
17'Ac
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec., $4.22 pfd.
$4.36 preferred
(quar.)
Jack
(s-a)
Inc
Investors Trust Co.
Kidde
Ltd
4.50%
Mutual,
6-23
9-
8-
8-
q&'Ac
common
preferred (quar.)
Mortgage
(Bridgeport)
(quar.)
Investors
pfd.
Louisville,
2
35c
Ltd.,
1
Cementing Co.—
for redemption on July 30 at* $52
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foundation,
convertible
4.50%
J25c
(quar.)
Corp.
8- 4
t50c
8-
35c
8.
1
35c
City Power & Light Co.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-
8-
35c
common
1
$50c
(quar.)—:.
Corp.,
(quar.)
10-
$40c
$20c
Co.,
Mines,
Co.,
8-23
11-26
17'Ac
common
Oil Well
6%
4%
(quar.)
Brothers
Hailiburton
9-10
10c
—
Ltd.,
7-15
12-16
$1.16
(increased)
Quarterly
A
2
8-
$1.25
Hagerstown Gas (quar.)
Brass,
7-15
$1.25
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Class
7-26
1 12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Intertype
Investment
Kaiser
G'-rney Products, Ltd.. $1.60 pfd.
Hahn
7-20
RR.—
preferred (quar.)
Gulf Power, 4.64%
preferred
Mfg.
7-29
10c
$5
Gusi n-Bacon
79c
3
$1.75
,
Quarterly
1
12-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Utilities
preferred
Johnson
the
2
$1
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
Jewel
7-16
(25c1 from
securities)
Mobile
1
/*
(quar.)
Inc.
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.*——
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (Fla.)
(quar.)
Gulf
9-
1-
1.12'A
Machines
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Jefferson
50c
—
2
50c
(quar.)
9-10
10c
Macco
Quarterly
4.20%
9-15
8-
Lighting
non-cumul.
4.96
8-10
1
70c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Ironrite,
$25c
1
30e
4
12-10
(quar.)
Louisvilltf &
Semi-annual
11-29
8-26
9-
Island
7%
9-20
State of Pennsylvania—
Interchemical
11-29
1
1
$3
profits)
8-16
$1.10
Baltimore Hotel—
Louisiana
Quarterly of 9c from ordinary Income and
12-11
9-
10-
9-
30c
1
■
7%
2
8-25
20c
V
8-16
9-
$1.10
Candy Corp. (s-a)
.-IIIIII
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
9-21
7-
9-10
$1.50
nary income and 14c from security profits)
Institutional Growth Fund—
12-11
$2
$1.20
6%' preferred (s-a)—_——
Institutional Foundation Fund (16c from ordi¬
$2
Great American Industries Inc., com
Southern
Life
Insurance
(Texas)—
(H.
Telephone, 4.30% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
$1.50
Great
Green
Indiana
Iowa
B
class
Great West Coal Co.,
Long
1
1
*___
Loft
Lord
2
9-
10c
Longines-Wittnauer
8-
8-
87'Ac
Extra *T.
2
10-
1
35c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
9
$25c
8-31
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston Theaters (quar.)
8-
Investors
(quar.)
American
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Union
Great
8-
75c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Grand
6-28
8-16
preferred
Loew's
7-
37'Ac
8-31
9-11
60c
II
2
$37'Ac
7-15
7-15
9-11
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-20
$1.40
1
8- 4
(Canada)
;
2
2
50c
l__
Pipe Co.,, 8%
9
$1.40
1
1
Joint
8%
9
7-21
8-16
9-
Lock
7-16
7-16
7-
9-20
9-
$1
Preferred
7-15
2
7-
(quar.)
10-24
88-
(quar.)
;__*___
,
2
2
8-
15c
(quar.)
$50c
class
and
A
8-
Extra
2
pfd.
1
50c
87'Ac
8-18
8-
10- 1
$1.75
12'Ac
common
3-10-55
8-
(quar.)
11-
2
50c
55'/4c
Quarterly
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), 4%
7-24
(quar.)
2
8-
1
11-18
8-
2%
8-
(Fort Wayne)—
9-10
8-
583/4c
8-
12-10
53 '/4c
_
6-30
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
8-16
7-31
50c
$3
dividend)
9-15
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
40c
0
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
7%
7-2Q
guaranteed
preferred
4'A%
2
guaranteed
4.42%
International Business
8-
guaranteed
9
of the
$1.12'A
(quar.)—_
Special
9
security
7-14
Special
7-
from
7-12
8-
2
$1.00 3-10-55
7-
21c
2
1
8-
40c
_
2
Insurance Co.
8-
9-
$15c
Original
2
Products
t$2
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Lockwood-Dutchess
(stock
7-15
7-21
R.—
Assurance
2
7-16
5c
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
8-
Life
7-17.
8-
50c
51c
Zinc
7-15
2
6
96y4c
(quar.)
55c
4.70%
9-15
8-
*
Printing Co.,
(quar.)
Illinois
7-15
1
7-30
50c
4.26%
•
7-30
10-
3
7-15
Special
15c
_
7-30
8-
(quar.)
preferred
International
(quar.)
Grace National Bank
A
7-15
Co.—
and
preferred
Class
2
25c
(quar.)
R.)
&
8-
56'Ac
—
pfd.
Batteries,
preferred
Grafton
7-10
Amer.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
7-1
8- 3
25c
—
8-
8-2
2
25c
..
(W.
9-4
$1.25
(quar.)__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)—
\ $5 preferred (quar.)_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd. (Canada)
class A
7-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4%
6%
8-16
8-
45c
8%
1
8-
Semi-annual
Grace
98-
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co
Inc., com.
2
8-
55c
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd.
Goldblatt Brothers
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)
4%
7-8
$1.27'A
preferred
(quar.)
H.), com. (quar.)_
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Globe & Republic Insurance Co. of
4'A %
8-2
Southwest—
the
(quar.)
common
Gould National
5
7-8
55c
of
Cement
$5 preference
Gimbel Bros.,
Glatfelter (P.
7-
8-2
50c
Brewing, class A & B
Portland
2
8-
Ohio—
of
Waterworks, 5%
preferred
7-16
8-16
22'Ac
;
—
Co.
preferred
Gillette
7-21
2
8-
8-
1
75c
pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (accum.)
Ltd._
4.03%
Indiana Steel
(quar.)
Telephone
5.10%
2
$10c
(quar.)
preferred
General
7-21
8-
of Indiana—
Telephone Co.
General
8- 2
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
General
7-16
$1
i
(quar.)
;
Imperial
(reduced quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
(Calif.)—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
$2
7-16
8-16
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
8-16
Wares, Ltd.—
Common
General
(quar.)
Co
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Illinois Power Co., common (quar.)
6-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
Bricx
6%
6-30
2
5c
-
2
8-
37'Ac
(quar.)
com.
8-
$1.50
Utilities
preferred
General
$1.37'A
•
(quar.)
Public
Shoe
preferred
55c
(quar.)—
common
Illinois Central R.
Special
General
Co.,
Extra
Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5.50
$6
4%
Illinois
Advertising—
preferred (quar.)
General
Power
9-
tl5c
3.85%
Cement
Corp.
'
$3.75
•
7-15.
tl5c
(quar.)_
4'A%- pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Original
11-
8-2
20c
Original^ (quar.)
6-30
15c
Corp.
Link-Bejt Co.
(quar.)__
Liquid Carbonic Corp., com.
9-17
$1.25
8
11-15
t25c
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
8-13
$1.25
—
Tire
preferred
3'A %
9-17
8-
$20c
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-15
(quar.)
1
8-15
t30c
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co.
10-15
8-27
9-10
10-
56 '/4c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bros.,
Savers
$1
10%
—
$4
Salt
Life
12-18
35c
Corp
Lewis
2
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Portland
Leslie
7-30
8-
9-15
12-15
$1.80
Lerner .Stores
6
9-18
9-30
12-31
62'Ac
;_
4'A%
(James) & Sons,
Legare Co., Ltd., 6%
1
5
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Lees
1
2
9-30
tl5c
Co
8-
8-
10-21
$15c
—_——*————*—__L__
&
8-
pfd.
Power,
Rubber
$1.25
__________——-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
_—_*_—_______
7-15
,
A
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
4
10-31
U5c
Co.
preferred
93 %c
(quar.)—*___,_,—
(quar.)
Lighting &
5%
4
7-21
U5c
B
$1.20
9
8-
$1.25
—_____—,_
7-
7-23
$2
93%C
—
1
2
60c
$1.50
Motors Corp.,
Inc.
11-24
11-10
11-10
87'Ac
12'Ac
62'Ac
(quar.)
Corp. (reduced)(quar.)
General
6-25
11-24
Class
7-23
8-
8-
8-
8-
7-31
29c
•
Inc.,
50c class A
25c
—
5%
preferred A (s-a)
4% preferred series C (s-a)__—
General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred
Instrument
8- 2
25c
5%
8-12
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Foods,
5%
7-20
60c
dividend
7-21
1
29c
preferred (quar.)_
Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
2
1
9-
(quar.)
Secord
30c
(quar.)
—
7-21
7-15
2
*
Corp., common
Quarterly
2
1
8-
—
(quar.)——
8- 2
8-
7-3Q
1
25c
Bryant,
Laura
25c
Hotel
8-
9-15
12-24
8-16
9-
Quarterly
Lane
7-15
1
8-
(quar.)_
com.
7-20
7-21
2
1- 10-55
$$1.75
pfd.
class
Sessions Co.,
$1.12'A
____
Inc.,
preferred
Machine
8-
_____
7-20
50c
$1
common
(quar.)—____
7-21
8- 4
810-
&
$2.50
Landis
50c
—.—
Finance
7-15
Lamson
$$2.50
(s-a)
—
preferred
Barbizon
2
5c
25c
1st pfd.
(N. Y.),
8-
50c
preferred (quar.)—„_____
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)—
Co.
7-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
Co., common
7-15
7-23
2
$15c
8- 1
8- 1
35c
(quar.)
$5
2
8-
8-
9-24
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)—
Home (Joseph; Co. (quar.)_———!*__
1
B
8-13
7-15
10-11
J40C
(quar.)
15c
__
Co.,
(quar.)
A
35c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
Co.
Hardart
B
Class
31 'Ac
4(4%
&
Class
2
$1.25
(quar.)—_—.—
8- 4
15c
62'Ac
——
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
H.)
Insurance
Horn
8-
(D.
9
8-
53'Ac
Holden Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Holly Stores. 5% preferred (accum.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
8-
$1.50
(quar.)____—
preferred
preferred
7-
8-14
_________—.——
—_*«
convertible
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Milling
(ouar.)
Class
Co.,
Higbee
5%
Woods
(quar.)
93%c
(quar.)
5% preferred
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
Powder
2
10c
$1
the
Lambert
9
7-
7-24
20c
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
7% preferred (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16
7-20
35c
7-23
8-10
10c
Common
7-15
$1.25
.__
of
7-26
8-
10c
Semi-annual
Lake
8-
50c
Quarterly
Lafayette National Bank
2
7-
5c
preferred
7-30
37'Ac
.
(quar.)
common
Baking Co.,
General
7-26
7-26
8- 2
8-16
15c
Co., common
(quar.)
Crude
30c
1
9- 1
8-16
60c
General
(quar.)__—.—_____
56'/4C
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
7%
6-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
Inc.
13 %C
(quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
La Crosse Telephone Corp.
(quar. >___*_
La Salle
Extension University
(quar.)_.
1-20
1
87'Ac
preferred
Inc.,
Gardner-Denver
$8
1-55
8-
8-
25c
17'Ac
14c
—
common
Extra
General
10-20
2-
7-31
7-20
20c
55c
——
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)_
$6 preferred
(quar.)
4%
11-1
115c
1
t$1.12Vi
(quar.)
common
common
Co.
10-15
56'/4c
.
8-
$12'Ac
common
preferred
Gamble-Skogmo,
5%
preferred
Gamewell
10-30
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)__;
Kuhlman Electric,
5'A %
preferred
Kuppenheimer (B.) Co. (s-a)
7-20
Hercules
20c
10c
—
(quar.)
E.)
convertible
Gabriel
10-15
8-16
7-15
7-15
7'Ac
Securities,
preferred
Funsten
11-
8-25
8-16
8-31
7-23
8- 2
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.20
Ltd.
'
(quar.)—
Froedtert
Fulton
$1.75
9-10
8-31
1
7-16
$0.215625
—
Co.—..
Corp.
Freidman
4(4%
7-15
2
8-25
10c
&
(A.
9-15
8-
8-16
32'Ac
—
Machine
of Canada,
Stores
Frieman
10-
$1.75
8-
33A %
(quar.)..
&
convertible preferred
Bros.
$1.50
(quar.)
8-
—
of
& Chemical—
Gear
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)
& Kleiser (quar.)__
;____
Franklin
(quar.)
preferred
40c
Mfg. Co. (reduced)—*
Hays Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Hecht Co., com. (reduced)
held)
Foster
Fownes
preferred
$1.37%
(quar.)____
Co.
93%c
additional
(one
for
preferred
Bros.
1st
2nd
1
Food Machinery
Foote
6%
7%
68%c
Industries,
9
8-
5
$12'Ac
Hayes
9-
5
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Light
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
45c
8-
62'Ac
Co., Ltd.,
F.)
When
Share
* v
.
(quar /
11-
35C
(quar.)
Electric
(J.
common
8-14
class A (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hartford
Company
Kroger Co.,
11-15
Hayes
dividend
com.
preferred
Per
Name of
8-10
1
15c
(quar.)
A
8- 2
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
Corp.
class
preferred (initial) (s-a)_—___;—___
Harris (A.) Co., 5(4% pfd. (quar.)
5'A%
Holder*
15c
Co.,
Monday, July 26, 1954
$$1.25
—
(quar.)
9-15
com.
9-
...
$$1.25
(quar.)__
55c
preferred
Gas
Oil
B
When
Payable of Reo
$22'Ac
5%
3
preferred
75c
Co.,
Sterling Inc.,
Fluor
9-
7-16
(reduced quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_7
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4(4%
9-24
8- 2
Ltd., com.
5%
Hancock
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fire Association of Philadelphia (quar.)
Firth
5%
7-9
Products, Inc.—
prior preferred
Fitchburg
7-9
8-2
75c
dividend)
8-2
$1.50
(quar.).
(stock
Corp.
Per
Share
Name of Company
Hamilton Cotton,
:
preferred
Fibreboard
6%
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
4(4%
Share
ayd Financial Chronicle
>10
8-25
Midwest
Abrasive
Piping Co.
15c
8-25
8-14
20c
8-
2
7-16
Miiler.& Rhoads,
40c
9-
9
8-17
Minneapolis Gas Co.
IIIIIII
2
.IIHIIHI
12'Ac
50c
9-22
IIIIIII
9-
8
25c
7-31
7-
9
7-20
(quar.)
$1.10
8-
2
7-15
(quar.)
$1.22'A
8-
2
7-15
10c
9-
1
8-17
50c
8-16
7-30
$1.06 V4
7-31
7-20
30c
8-10
7-26
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Number 5345
Volume 180
..
Pert
Name
Holders
When
*
Share
of Company
Name
Payable o} Rec.
omitted at this time.
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)—
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred (quart)__
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. Co. (stock div.)
$1.30
was
7-30
Pacific
37%C
8-15
7-30
Packard-Bell
7-28
7-
2
Pantex
50c
8-
9
33%%
preference series C
Mills
Paper
7-15
Parke, Davis & Co
7-15
Peerless Casualty Co.
7-15
Peninsular
8- 2
6-30
8-1
7-15
1
7-15
8- 2
7-16
6%
"9+15
8-14
Penn
t75c
12-15
11-15
$5c
7-30
:7-i5
$1.25
8-
$1.30
.
$75C
Zm"
-
-
!
~
$1.10
8-
2
8-
2
8-
2
$4
7-15
$1.20
7-15
34%c
preferred
preferred
9"
7%
preferred A
preferred B
1
7-12
1
7-12
2
Perkins
Permanente
10-
1
9-
3
t$1.75
10-
1
9-
3
t$1.75
10-
1
9-
3
{18%c
9-
1
7-31
9-10
1
9-
3
8-
6
7-16
7-15
7-J5
5c
8-
7-12
56 %c
8-
7-12
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
8-
7-
8-16
8-
2
2c
8-31
8-10
Ltd.
Straus-Pimarawet.
Automotive
National
7%
Biscuit
National
Chemical
City Bank
National
Company
Inc.
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
(quar.)
National
2
7-
9-25
12-30
12-25
7-31
7-19
9-
8-
9
Pittsburgh
Pittston
1
New
Co.,
Portsmouth
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
{5c
$1.50
2
10-20
4.70%
8-23
10-30
5c
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
1-2-55
10-
12-
8-
2
Process
3/
Price
3
Procter
York
New
York Shipbuilding
Merchandise
York
State
Common
Elec.
u
preferred
8c
8-16
8-16
Fublic
7-30
7-30
(entire
4%
8-
2
Quarterly
7-30
8-
2
7-
7-16
8-
2
7-19
Randall
1
8-13
Raymond
7-30
Northern
Te^phone
Pacific
Ry.
Raytheon Mfg.
Reading Co.,
9-14
Top
5%
7-20
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
3
1
9-
Reed
3
3
$1.12%
10-
30c
8-
2
8-
2
9-
9-15
25c
.——
30C
$3.50
20c
37 %c
20c
.
\
B
5%
7-15
8-10
8- 2
8-
7-21
1
Resistance
Welder
8-
Reynolds
8-1
1
9-22
8- 1
6-22
11-
J.)
"B"
Inc.,
3%%
7-31
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
8- 2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
1
9-21
Roanoke
8-
2
7-15
Robinson
9-
8-16
7-30
7-14
10c
$1.12%
50c
25c
2
9-30
•,
9-35
7-31
7-15
8-
1
7-14
1
7-14
8-
125c
>8-16
"7-15
8-16
7-15
25c
—
9-10
--
8-21
Rothmoor
Class
Corp.,
A
62%c
8-
2
7
Corp—
pfd.
7-15
St.
7-15
1
8-13
8-
2
2
7-15
St. Lawrence Corp. Ltd.
8-16
7-26
St. Louis-San
8-16
7-26
5%
3iy4c
8-16
7-26
5%
1st
3iy4c
8-16
.7-26
30C
8-16
7-26
5%
7-26
8-16
-
preferred (quar.).—,—__;
..—
preferred (quar.)
.—„——
1st
(quar.)
50c
8-16
7-20
5%
Franci
4V27c
24c
8-
co
Common
9-
3
8-31
8-10
8-
3
;6-i5
8-
3
7-31
7-31
8-
5
7l31
8-25
7-15
8-
7-
8-
{15c
9
V
2
Portland
Springfield
Standard
9-13
75c
9-1
Standard
10-
9-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
2
7-15
9-15
8-13
7-31
7-31
9-
1
8-13
8-
2
7-20
8-
2
7-20
8-.
92V2c
97V2c
$1.03%
$1.0674
$1.10
$1.15
preferred
1
7-20
Standard
Products
.7-20
standard
Silica
9-15
1
8-12
7-15
8-
2
2
8-
3
8-
3
8-
2
8-
2
-
Class
7-20
7-14
5%
Steel
Sterchi
7-21
8-
3
6-30
Stevens
7-31
7-15
Stix..Baer
1
9-15
7-
9+ 7
12-15
P )
(J.
8-13
8-16
60c
9-
7
8-
1
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
30c
8-
2
7-20
93%c
8-
2
7-20
,9-15
8-13
8-10
7-15
10c
8-
6
8-
28c
8-
2
7-12
50c
8-
6
8-2
75c
$4
2nd
44
2nd
8-4
25c
7-15
—_
8-
88-
2
common
(quar.j
9-10
8-27
.'
...
V.
:
8-
2
7-
Sunshine
,9-1
$1
8-13
1
8-13
9-
$1.02%
•
$L«2%
9-
1
>8-13.
$1.18%
9-
1
8-13;
7-15
8-2
35c
2
7-15
40c
9-10
8-26
8-
Co.
&
ciiartenv
•IOC
(quar.)
5C
20c
—
^
3
7-
l;
1;
8- 2
r7-
9.
8-
:isc
7-26
50C
7-31
r-36
8-14
$1.50
;
7-
8-3
:$io7
10-
1
.
7-10
.
V
4.327c-
Taylor
4.32%
7-23
2
7-23
8-
1
7-15
8-17
7-16
9-10
8-16
2
7-12
8-
9-10 ;
Texas Electric
70C
8-14
8- 5
-
t50c
7-26
7-
62 %c
9-15
9-
1'.
(quar.)
(quar.)-——*
$1,25
9-15
-9-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
14c
8-15
14c
11-15
25c
8-31
(quar.)—.,
(quar.)—
V
18 %C
8-31
,7-30
11-
1
8-20'
8-20
Illinois
Texas
Common
Texas
(quar.)
15c
Light Co.—
-
"
preferred (qu)ar.) _—
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)———
$4.56
$4.84
Z5C
.
(quar.)—
7-12
1
9-1
12-
1
8-
2
0-1
8-16
.
8- 2
7-19
9-15
9-
1
8-16
2
7-16
8-
2
6-21
8-
2
6-29
8- 2
7-15
9-15
9-15
8-25
8-25
9-15
8-?^
7-31
7-15
.
7-9
5-2
I,
*
" •
oi
1
98-
$1
^$1
8-16
3
8-16
*5c
2»c
l»c
Gas Pipeline-
—
Industries, Inc.
Texas Power &
$4
Natural
8-18
1
1-2-55
5%
——-
7-26
1
10-
-
2 ;
common—
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.
9
8-
'
——
5
7-15
9-
27c
Service, $4 prererrfetl (quar.)_
8-
'
9-
70c
$Lu»
20c
(quar.)
e
3
«-
.
-
8-
7-31
™c
preferred (quar.)
—
Taylor Instrument Cos. (stock dividend)
Technicolor, Inc. (quar.)—
Telautograph Corp.
(quar.)—3
9-10
1
9-
30c
—i??®
common
6
1
9-
$1
—-
8-
9-20
10-
37%c
.
10c
•
25c
«~
Aircraft Corp.
7-23
8-
25c
$1.12%
30c
26fgC
277aC
eonv.
Tern CO
10-15
2
t c
preferred A
7-16
1
2
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
& Fenn Co,, common (quar.)
Tampa ElectHe Co.,
.
-7-15
11►
'
"
'
2
-
8-
v
(quar.)
7-15
2
3772c
3772c
(quar.l-
,———
,
8-
1
7-15
7-26
Inc.
.7-30
8-
8-
.
13c
Superior-Separator, 6% preferred (quar.)—
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)—_—
Swan-Finch Oil, 6% pfd. (quar.)——
47«
2nd preferred
(quar.)———-——
Sweets Co. of America, Inc.
Swift
'
25c
$1.16
Biscuits,
.7-30
8-14
„8-:.4
:
1
7-15
.7-20
V" 7v
(incr. quar.)—_
8-16
9-15
7-
8-. 2 7
40c
$1
$1
7-22
8-27
.8- 2
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-15
.7-13
,
9-30
.
20c
3iy4c
12 y2 o
9-.10
£- 2
43%c
15c
.
:9^14
10-1
,3- 2
30c
..
—
1
5
7
7-30* j
,
—
1
8-
S
7-
8-14
56c
25c
<quar.)__.^
9-
15c
(quar.)__—
7-23
9
12-
2
8-
;
—
9-30
;
8-
9-15
9-30
12-31
25c
;
v:
20c
,
2
7-15
30c
—
125c
—
6%
7-10
"
25c
preferred'A
preferred B
6%
„.
7-10
1
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20% conv. pfd. (1952 series) (quar.)
Sullivan Consolidated Mines. Ltd.—
Sun Oil Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.) —_1——
Sunray Oil Corp., com. (quar.)
4%% ^preferred
(quar.)_
572% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
,
5c
1
tl5c
110c
{20c
———
8-10
8-20
8-14
(quar.)
Inc.
Suburban Gas Service, com.
6-16
8- 2
(quar.)——,
preferred
preferred
2
20c
———
Stubnitz Greene Spring Corp.
Suburban Electric Bervice—
6
7-15
* 12%c
Clothier (quar;)—
.Struthei's Wells Corp., common (quar.)_—
'.
$1.25 preferred (quar.l—
7-15
7-
1
—
Strawbridge
8-13
37%C
2
6
8-
*
——
8-
8-
8-
——
$1.25
——.—$1.25
Co.,
-.M>
—
(quar.)
& Co. (reduced)—
Fuller
&
1
8-31
11
lii-iu
——
Textiles,
19-
»
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores
8-13
9-15
1
9-10
■°
{56740
15P
.
(increased)
Ltd.
7-15
9-10
5%
(quar.)
Stockton Whatley. Davin & Co
.Stone Container Corp;,__——
8- 2
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st preferred
7%
9
Co.
&
Stern
7-15;
7-26
1U-
div.)
preferred
7-31
10-
2
aac
—
(quar.)
Canada
Bros.
&
4% %
tlOc
{27C
7-15
8-
(quar.)——__
of
(A.)
Stern
7-31
20C
2
45c
(stock
4727o
Co.
Corp.
preferred
7-26
CM
B
Co.
Stein
1
8-
(quar.)
Coo.
preferred (quar.)
5%
7'21
V./
CO
7-20
5c
56V4c
30c
Stanley Home Products, (extra) __—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
.
7-21
v"
2
Stamey-Brock,
-
6-1$ '•
.
7-20
8-
10c
(William J.) Co.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Stange
7-20
8-
7-20
2
Inc.—
(quar.l
Tobacco
Fuel
2
10-
7-20
8-
.
">•
Light
Gas
Commercial
8-
5c
2
8-2
additional
Cement,
8-
17-20
«—.
5
8-16
33c
Securities,
&
Co., Ltd.,
Standard Milling Co.—
1
8-1
—«
5
7-
(quar.)__
com.
mnionaj
7-16
9-13
8-16
Industries,
common——
75c convertible preferred (quar.) -t—vJ—
5
7-
6-18
Quarter!v
I
10-
c
10c
Co.,
7-
7-31
6
(quar.)
convertible
Spokane
7-23
1
8-23
25c
12 %c
Ry.
6-15
'
8-
Spencer, Kellogg & Son
(qUar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred A
Savage
3
9-30
(increased quar.)—
Spokane International RR. Co. iquar.j
9
87
-
San Antonio Transit, com—
..
Investments
Special
Common
(reduced)
(quar.)—!
8-
34%C
pacific Lighting Corp.
$1.12%
9-
Co.
31%c
3
9-
7-24
(auar.)
35C
Co.
9-
2
(quar.)
preferred
Gas Co.
31%C
31%C
4.80%
preferred
4.607c
(quar.}—
Paper
0-15 >
,
25c
4.407o
8-13
(quar.)
37 %C
(quar.)—_
.
Croix
8-. 2
2
(quar.)
8-13
125c
(quar.):—,——————-
6-30 ;■
7-30
8-16
(quar.)
25c
common
1
6-30
,,
8-
(quar.)—
preferred,
1
(accum.)—
(quar.)—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
8-30.
1st pfd. (quar.).
—
redeemable 1st pfd. A
(quar.)__—
redeemable
preferred
preferred
4.257o
1
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)_-
2
4.157o
7-15
9-
Russ Building Co., 6% preferred
S & W Fine Foods Inc., 4% .pfd.
8-
3.907c
7-23
5oe
7-
$1.25
7-14
2
50c
7-21-
9-10
2
8-
50C
8-2
15C
——
Service,
8-14
8-
60c
7+26
6
Public
9-
—
25C
.——
Southwestern
40c
•
RoWe Corp.
7-30
9-30
(quar.)
com.
37 %c
preferred H (quar.)_.
—,—
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)——
—
4%% preferred I (quar.)__——
—
Rockland Light & Power, common (quar.)—
4.65%
preferred (quar.)___————
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)———-—
Ross -(J. O.) Engineering Corp. (quar.)——-
8-27
7-
2
8-
,
Extra
75C
preference
Button
8-
9-30
(s-ai—
(quar.)
-
4.10%
7-16
:$i.75
"
—-
—__
8-
A
Drug,
preferred
Co.,-!
Co., common
8-10
"
10c
30c
80c
(s-a)
3.70%
(quar.)
&
Co.
Southwestern
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4% preferred F <quar.)__
1-!
7-30
8-16
Little
Rochester
7-30
7-30
50C
_
Class
7-30
J
8-16
Gas Co.
7-9
.
:•
62y?c
$1
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas, common
8-16
11-15
American shares
10-
Weaving
6-30
1
7-12
—
(Texas)—
Rising Paper Co., common (quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Riverside Cement Co., class A (accum.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
7-15
8-
Grande Valley
2
9-10
—
Southern
7-16
preferred
1
preferred
Tobacco,
common
non-cumulative
8-
preferred
20c
61%c
Corp., 5% (quar.).
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25 preferred (s f) (quar.)__.
5%
7-12
7-12
1st
Rich's
9
37 %c
Pacific Finance
-
7-26
(Dayton Ohio)—
(quar.)__
7-9
Railway Co.—
1
Corp
conv.
Rio
30c
—
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6%
5%% preferred "(quar.)
Southern
1
Inc., common (reduced) __—
preferred (quar.).
—...—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)!
7%
7-17.
6-22
59%C
•
7-12
9-
Rice-Stix,
7-17"
2
(R.
Common
6-30
8- 2
5%
2
8-
$1.20
20c
(initial)
8-
(quar.)_
$1.25
(quart)
2
(quar.)—
Republic Supply Co. (Los Angeles)
7-12
7-
{$1.75
(quar.).
Co—
Pacific Can Co.
8-
35c
(quar.)
8-
8-26
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Power
90C
r
(quar.)
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A
50c
(quar.)L.,-____________—
Steel Products, Ltd., com: (quar;)
Fiberglass
preferred
Nevada
1
preferred
7-22
.
Co.
Owens-Corning
4.80%
Southern
2
(quar.)
Engineering
&
9
8-
; 7-27
50c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd...
Power
1
$1.25
3
25C
7% pfd. (quar.)—
Co., common
preferred' B (quar.)
Elevator
Canada
6-30
8-
Corp. of N. Y. (increased)
(Canada) common (quar.).—.—
Reitman's
Edison Co.,
7-
8-
f
Electric
8-31
9-3
28c
28'/fee
J50c
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
17%c
(quar.)
2
25C
(quar.)
____
Otis
Calif.
(quar.)
& Paper
Bag
7-31
on
(quar.)
8-
—
—
7%
preferred -(quar.)_
Onondaga Pottery Co. tquar.)
Advance
Southern
7-22
Works
Lathe
8-
{12 %c
{30c
(quar.)
8-31
&outhern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
com
8-
$1.50
B
Ontario
Bend
4.48%
25c
(Mass.),
32 %c
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
20c
75c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar;).
:Class
$2.40 pfd.
(quar.l
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
$1.25
Co.
8-
1
9-20
17 %C
35C
I
'
>■
Seuthern
(quar.);
(quar.)
10-1
425c
t50c
10c
5c
38%c
3lV*c
50c
3uc
(quar.)—
37 %C
class A
7-20
Extra
7-28
Reinsurance
8-12
9-10
7-30
(quar.)——
.——:
Old Town Corp;, 40e preferred (quar.)
Oliver- Corp* 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)_;
Oliver United Filters- Inc., class A {quay.}
.
7-28
9-
5C
Resistofiex,
common
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Okonite
2
8-2
93 %c
Co.
preferred (quar.)
A.), $2 class A
Reliance
8-13
75c
(quar.)—
Natural Gas
4%%
8-
(quarj_
Reliable Fire Insurance Co.
1
9-15
$750
(e-a)__
common
(C.
Class
7-16
20c
Ogilvie?Flour Mills, Ltd.,
4.92 %
20c
B
5c
;
couthem
7-14
99 %C
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Okla
7-15
15c
common (quar.)
Co.,
com.
Reece Corp.
8-15
9-
5c
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.
1
pfd.
fciuar.)___
Pile
Brewing,
Class
9- 1
1
of New Hampshire (quar.)—
Engineering, class A (quar.)
Class B
8-
(quar.)_
Concrete
7-20
10-
Northern RR.
Northwest
Co.
7-21
50C
_—
Ohio
preferred
9-
(liquidating)— * - v
of Pato
Co.,
of America,
1st
Ralston Purina Co.,
3%%
preferred
2
93 %c
1—
eruar»"t«^d
Corp.
$3.50
2
____•
preferred (quar.)—
Northern
South
(quar.)
Radio
20c
5%
Shares
7-31
[ 25c
50c
—
(quar.)
$1.05
redemption
7-30
8-15
Corp.—
Corp., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Gas
Northern
for
17-30
7-15
2
Illinois
conv.
called
7-12
__—
$1.50
7-15
$1
4.90%
2
$2.45 in cash pius l/20th share
Consolidated Gold Dredging
Northern
1
—
—
Indiana
8-15
$1
adj. preferred (quar.)
Northern Empire Mines
f.
8-
preferred
preferred
$1.06%
8-
7-M
8-
8-
„
quar.)
7%
$1.25
•,
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co._
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A
2
7-31
Red
Ry. Co., com.
North Carolina. RR.
of
Distribution
8-
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)—_
,
issue
67 %c
—.—
.
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
50c
.
Western
preferred
Service
6-28
7-20
50c
(quaft)
common
$1.17%
(quar.)
7-20
8- 2
;
1
(quar.)
15C
(quar.)_
preferred
5c
(quar.)
New York ;Wlre Cloth Co. (quar.)——
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3% % pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)—
Noranda Mines, Ltd- (quar.)
&
8
7-
com____—
4.20%
7-20
2
15c
7-
(quar.)
quar.)
Colorado, com.
2
8-
1
Drug Stores, com.——
2
{40c
(increased
of
4V4%
18C
(s-a)__—„_—
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
4^% pfd. (1949 series)
Norfolk
Ltd.,
Co.
40C
—-
(quar.)
Gas
&
preferred
7-29
$1.25
(quar.)—
50C
——
3% %
'
Co,,
9-10
Corp.—
(increased
&
9-10
37 V2C
——_!
(initial).
common
Sonotone Corp.,
8-
2c
9-30
$1.18%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Sommers
8
75c
common__
Gamble
&
8-
9-
(quar.)
25c
x5c
—
(quar.)
New York Fire Insurance Co.
New
9
4.96%
(quar.)
B
8- 2
i
,
7-ia
10-
(quar.)
Co.
35c
60c
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.
9
Ltd.—
preferred
9-30
35C
Co.—______
$2
777-
30c
Aug. 9 at $26.25 per shr. plus this divid.)
Warehouse
Common
$1.55
(quar.)
15C
9C
Ctfs.._
Fund
Oil,
Service
4%%
common
Air Brake
Bros.
Public
7-12
Corp.
preferred
Pratt-Hewitt
I
'
New York
Steel
9
7-14
$15c
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
8-1
8-
65c
com.
5%
.
pfd.
Morgan)
7-29
95c
30c
(quar.)
Inc.,
6
(quar.)
Storage
England
New
'
Tools
6
(quar.)
New Dickenson Mines.
New
Corp. Ltd.
8-
.
preferred
Bedford
New
Scale
Electric
8-
70c
Meter
$2.40
common
7-
',
(Howard)
$1.10
Co. (quar.)
(auar.)____;
1
__
4%%
Smith
9
Glass
1
Natomas Co.
Neptune
Co.,
Portable
6
Products
Inc.,
(A. O.) Corp.
97%c
9-
V
Brothers
(S.
Smith
2
■
1
7-28
—
12-10
"7-
7-30
Ltd., common
CO.,
10c
Plate
8-
:
1
2
(quar.)—tl5c
(quar.)
i50c
(J. Hungerford) Co.
$1
9-
A. (quar.)
—
series
(N.)
1+2-55
7-
;
8-
2
7-
v
fl5c
(quar.)
Extra
1
—
2
2
7- 2
*$1.25
45c
pfd.
(increased quar.)
Smith
8-
com.
Associates,
&
,
—
9-10
$1.07 %
common
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
Smith
9-10
7- 9
Pioneer Petroleum
Pneumatic
t5c
preferred
Neisner
Johnson
Dairies, Ltd., class A
B
(H.) Sons Ltd., 5%
1
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
Class
12-10
10-
8-
(quar.)
deposit rets, for ord. shares (final)
Pioneer
Gold
of
British
Mines
Columbia,
Ltd.
(interim)
7-15
2
9-30
25C
tquar.)__
(quar.)
starcn
$1.40
New
8-
1
1-2-55
$1.17
Amer.
;
pfd. B
Preferred
Skelly Oil Co.
preferred
Pinchin,
tl5c
series
National
8-26
$1
8-10
Securities Series:
Stock
9-10
$1
9-14
(quar.)
Co.
Simon
;
Slater
5% preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Canada,
Welding Machine
Radiator
8-26
2nd
Phillips-Jones
(quar.)__
of
(quar.)
6%
7-16
9-10
$1.12%
tl5c
Co.,
7-15
7-30
$1.12%
8-10
8-
Silverwood
7-30
(quar.)
7-15
5%
Signature Loan Co., common "A"
7%
convertible preferred (quar.)
100%
9•9-
2
8-
•
t35c
J25c
40c
50c
$1.50
;20c
<
6c
19c
Sigma Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
8-31
;
dividend
7-20
'
*
Lead
8-
2
8-
Ltd.—
Canada,
7-13
preferred
7-15
1
of
^
10- 1
10c
7-12
Dairy Products Co.
{10c
A
Stock
8-
10- 2
25c
:
1
preferred
4%
>
8-
1st
3.90%
7-15
15c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class
National
,
7-16
'7-15
5%
Co.
6-36
2
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-16
* t50c
|56y4c
1
8-2
(resumed)—
$1
participating preferred (resumed)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
9
2
55c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Class
7-
7-31
8-
Common
Shirriff's,
f
2
8-25
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.).
Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co. (quar.i__^
Sierra Pacific Power, com. (quar.)_—
6%
preferred (quar.)
!_____
1st
10-15
Extra
National
7-20
8-
8-
$30c
Corp.. of America _(.quar.)„_
25C
pfd.
7-27
(quar.)
25c
4
12c
dividend
20c
2
(quar.)
Y.)
Drug. &
National Electric
3
(quar.)
8-15
2%
preferred
3
9-
Co.—
9-
(s-a)
Department Stores Corp.
conv.
9-
9-13
2nd
50c'
tquar.;
National
60c
9-13
Stock
Y.)—
(quar.)
25c
dividend
common
Co.
•Phila. Transportation ep.,
8-10
1
8-
10c
Mfg.
(N.
8-31
9-10
—
(quar.)
Inc.
9-10
10- I
v
—:
Foods
6-10
10- V"
10c "
'.'jA
>
Income)
Co
8-
ioc
8-27
2V
2 ','t
25c
(quar.)
inc.—
8-13
9-16
9-
10-"
31J/4c
40c
r
(N. H.)
1
9-27
$1
60c
50c
N.
(initial)
common
$1.75
common
&
Gear
&
5 "fr
div.)
(stork
National
Ltd.,
56 %c
—
(quar.)
National
Stock
(quar.)
58c"
Inr
Fibres,
Co.,
preferred
t20c
(quar.)
pfd.
8-31
$1.07%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.30% preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)
1
5c
37 %c
common
40c
Narragansett Electric, 4%%
4.64% preferred (quar.)
National
9-15
$4
8-
lc
Nathan
faneraton
$4
8-
8-13
preferred" series A
7-15
$4.50
$1
1
4y? % -preferred- series B_ (guar.)—i
8- 2
$4.50
97 %C
4%
~
.
9-10
dividend.
Philadelphia
9-17
12 %c
Leather
15c
New
9-
(quar.)
Shedd-Bartush
,
7-30
8-13
9lV4c
Shawinigan Water & Power Ca, com.
8-13
v
7-16
1
investment
15c
—
;
Cement
Permutit Co.
1
Seton
Fibre—
(Subject to obtaining a
permit from the State Corp. Commission)
10-
1
&
preferred
40c
—
i
Machine
Stock
62%c
(quar.)
Mills,
1
8-27
30c
Bridge
Rice
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
(quar.)_
40c
Quarterly
Pepsi Cola Co
8-
"
10-
Line
15c
(quar.)
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples National Bank
(Bklyn.,
8-
9-10
10-
$1.06 Vt
Penobscot
f25c
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
Mount Clemens Metal Products Co.,
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
Royal
Chemical
'
35c
8-
30c
Selected American Shares,
7-16
7-10
$1.25
(quar.)___
pfd;
4.24%
$l
*_
pfd.
>Security Insurance Co.
'
7-30
$1,06
(quar.)
Power,
5%
>
7- 5
7-26
v
7-16
.^Securities Acceptance Corp., commbn_______ ! V
*5
Common
!
.
-7-15
~
2
8-
i
90c
6
t25c
(Philip) & Co., Ltd.—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
Morris Plan Corp. of America,
Mi'unt
preferred
-8-16
{$1.50
:; ,15c
(s-a)
2
(quar.)
-
Mount Hope
7-26
Air
Roebuck
(From
7-
8-16
7-26
(Phila.)—
pfd. (s-a)
conv.
Co.
S7-26
8+15
,8-15
,
:75c
8-10
Morris
$2.25 preferred A
'
:
—
8-
1
(quar.)
(Henry) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., com. (quar.)
$2.50 pripr pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
8-15
33c
25c.
r
(quar.)
__,
Sears,
1
(quar )
RR. Co,
preferred
Seaboard
32 %c ;
f
(quar.)
4.30%
7-20
9-1©
7-20
8-
7-15
91V4C
preferred
1
7-20
8-2
(quar.)
3.65%
7-6
8- 2
10-
45c
1»
12
8- 2
25c
,
•_
7-27
9-
10-
Morgan
&
35c
(quar.)
Iquar.)
common
8-16
75c
(quar.)
(John)
1-2-55
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mig. Co.
8-
:
(quar.)
7%
Traffic
5%
8-26
1
non-cum.
Pennsylvania
$1.05
preferred
2%c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
redeemable
(quar.)
40C
_
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic pfd. (quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd.. common
4%
Scovill Mfg. Co., 3.65%
20C
96 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co. (quar.)
(Keene, N. H.)
common
"
4
7-30
(quar.)
Investment
Penn
7-15
$1.12%
Ltd.,
preferred
8-
8-20
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's,
9-17
1
8-10
27'/2C
85c
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., 5y2% pfd. A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
8-13
Co.,
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
9
Jlr\*
.
8- 2
25c
(reuucea/
10-1
Te.ephone
preferred
$1
■V
10-
.
7-
1
~t20c
^____
Inc.
2%e
(quar.)
-—
2
2
(quar.)
Montana Power Co.,
Morrell
2
8-
.
5%
Class A (quar.)
Schenley Inaustries,
8-13
Share
class B
7%c
convertible preferred
Chemical Co.
Monsanto
$4.20
5%
"$1.25
—
$6
9-20
35c
Monongahela Power Co., $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred- (quar.)
Monroe Loan Society, 5%% pfd. (quar.
$3.85
1
-20c
Quarterly
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Mosinee
108-
7-26
—
7-15
.
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
convertible preferred
8-
;
Moneta
s
5%
$1.09
___
(accum.)
(Robert), Ltd. iquar.j
Mitchell
7-23
$1.50
1
50c
7-23
1
Park
1
9-
Corp
com.
7-
1
8-
15c
preferred A
7%
Motors
Chemical Co.,
Paramount
1
8-
.
dividend)
(stock
com.
25c
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)____:
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co. (quar. I
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Missouri'Kansas-Texas RR.—
Corp.,
10C
&
Minute Maid Corp.,
>.
Mfg.
8-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)____
com. (quar.)
$1.60 prior pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co., 4% preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
Minnesota
Co.
32 %c
j.
pfd.
&
49
When
Holderf
Payable o/ Ret "
Per
l'-*-.
'
.v
Name of Company
Scarfe
25c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 4%
1st
8-15
j'.vi'
,
V;
.
.
Western. Oil
$1.37%
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
of Company
Pacific Public Service Co.—,
Minneapolis-Moline. Co.—
Common payment
(393)
The Commercial and Financial, Chronicle
.
7-9
8-2
8- 2
.
7-9
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(394)
Textron,
'
*
*
3.65%
Thompson
Time
Co.,
preferred
Timm
15c
Tishman
5%
Title
Insurance
7-30
8-
2
7-12
25c
10-
1
9-15
Yale
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
Trane
Co.
for ord. reg.
Radio
Salle
preferred
Street
of
-United
United
B
B
United
United
class
A
United
4(4%
6%
(from
S.
U.
2nd
S.
1
8-13
9-22
9-
8
8-
3
7-23
87 VaC
8- 5
'7-15
7-30
7-15
138c
8-16
,7-15
8-31
9-22
7 Vac
,
9-10
*
10-
9-
1
6c
7-30
Hoffman
9-30
•8-31
$1.06'A
10-
1
62 VaC
:
8-
2
7-
Potash
U.
S.
Co.
2
Shoe
Corp.
United
Stores,
$4.20
8-
2
7-14
8-
2
6-30 V.
8-
2
6-30
$1.06'A
8-
5
7-16
ment
35c
8-
2
7-
1
shares,
plus
such
45c
9-15
9-
1
by
said
distributors
United
Transit.
Universal
(quar.)
5%
50c
pfd.
Co.
1
-6-30
8-13
7-30
8-16
2"
7-22
8-16
Corp.
of
Grey
Trust
&
America
Co.
Railway
%'Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd.
Warren
Warren
&
Swasey
Bros.
Co.,
$4.50
preferred
'
•.
7%
prior preferred
9-
1
1.
8-20
8-
2
7-16
9-10
8-10
435c
Fire
Lines, Inc.
Air
*
$2.50
Western
5'A%
.
class
A
62 VaC
(quar.)
Western
Pacific
*8-10
.7-23
preferred A
preferred
Tablet
A
&
Weston
*
*
'
prior
lien
r
,
-
"i
Whiting
Corp.,
*
2
,7-20
8-
2
31'Ac.
.y
i
i
»
Co.
.
i
class A
7-30
8-16
,
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5-54 .preferred (quar.)
fixed
a
added
8-16
11-
'
V
1
10-
on
1
,2-
1
7-31
,'77-
25c
10-
insofar
in
be
(headed
to
the
used
by
Morgan
withheld
be
and
50c
8-
j
2
7-16
.<•8-1
on
&
34%c
$1
8-15
15c
~
t
a
'7-16
*
expansion
company's
for
corporate
and
comes
It
replacements
of
the
the
near
the
first
the
■i
8-16
III"
2
~~
___
(from invest
-
8-16
8-
25c
8-20 '
15c
8-
2
37 VaC
-9-
1
<7-31.
•
miles
Michigan
of
town
to
of
load
located
south
expected
also
Limestone
of
new
will
heating
furnace
Wire-Division
Furnace
furnace,
Co.,
of
of
U.
the
V;
Division
next
of
the
Rust
be
Steel
continuous
Steel
and
p.
Bush
and
1
Milton
2 *
8-16
2
-7
constructed
at\
for
Cleveland,
next •spring':
the
Ohio,
.
Feb.
where
PRESENT FINANCING
»
Co,,
York,
New
$8,607,000
principal
1974.—V.
1,
f'
-
+
..
Inc.—Paying Agentifor Debentures—
Trust
for
.
Authorized "* Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
2,120,000 shs.
has • been appointed
of sinking fundf de¬
Y.,,
N/
amount
102.
180,' p.
-
-
? '
!
Banks-.
t
received SEC
has
company
four
with
banks., and
*
\
•"
•■
"
1
Eagle
<■'
•
'•
•
■
...
•
"'■;1
•/"
-
'•
-
company
on
July
12" filed a letter of
notification w,ith> the ;SEC
"coverins^3,000.000 shares of common stock .(par 5 cents), t> be offered
■at 10 cents" pet share through Arlin Davidson, 3? Exchange Place, SaltTLake'City, Utah. The .net proceeds are.to be u:ed to pay for expenses
Incident to milling operations...
.//:%:%..
,
"
.»
,►
We^thingtoii CorF-^Earnings Higher—
"
r.
"for
,
per
,
double-fired
type,
:
will
serve
Cuyahoga Works.-
-
of
•
•
the
furnace
Furnace
For the
corresponding period of last yei,r, not income,
$4,207,053
eouivalent
for
Federat income
^hare on the
to -$2.70 per-
af.er provi"ion
fxes;
amounted
to $3,0*8,49"»,
1,031,572 shares of common stock
' -
^then outstanding.—V. -179, p. 2417.
will-
official
;
income of7this^orporation "ai d
rs domjstic subsidiaries for
si^imcnths enced;-'luhe 30, 1 54, after provision of $3,868,559
Federal income taxes, amounted to $3,543,235. equivalent to $3.03
share on-the 1,098,218 shares of common stock outstanding.
Net
the
American
according.
\
Wire Division's
R.
Rackmil,
.
I
The
companv
on
July
14
filed
a
>
Utah—Files-1-
Yankee Uranium Co., Salt Lake City,
Co., Inc.—To Refinance Debs.—
President,
on
July
21
letter o!; notification
with the* REC
announced
$2,393,000 of ,said debentures in the hands of the
Upper
'
8-
1
7-15
$1.26
8-
1
7-15
Third
The-company on
covering 8,000
:
SEC
9-20
$1.25
.■
on "
Wyoming.;
Uranium €o.« Salt Lake .City* Utah—
-Files With Securities and Exchange Commission-^
.
Expand—$ -;
;
Street
Development
Securities and Exchange
"•
7-20 -
'8-31
27'Ac
.
Delaware
.
public.—:V._180,
-p. 101/
7-16
•
•
!™J
in
,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
.
8-
10-15
8-
in
and
Wvo..
$1)
(par
due-June
White
Bay
«
298.
Universal Pictures
later
acreage
in position to acquire
domesticated
it
Newcastle,
in
'
a
180,
be
to
ar*
ratfc.- of, upwards
designer-constructor.
rod mill at American
have
will
desirable
If
keep
incorporated
was
company
102-
■p-
from;
spring
Marie.-
dolomite)limestPBe'-by
S.
agent
agreement
The
McKay
Wire Oivisipn to
and
shares
"
between
'ktr
be
of
1
The
/
Cedarville.-
limestone
sale
the
*
1
9-
from
covering 12.400,000 shares of- common sAo-k (par 4 cent ) to be offered
that arrange--, at 2 cents per share through James E. Reed Co.. Salt Lake City, Utah.
8- 2.
.-ments
had been ^completed
with The First National Bank of Boston
An Additional
1,000,000 sharec are to be reserved for exercUe of
7-16 *
•
for the refinancing of its debentures.
Accordingly, - the company has . •-pption hi be-granted to underwriter and 11,000.000 shares, are to be
-7- 1
elected to redeenv on Sept. 1, 1954, its outstanding 3%% sinking fund,
xovered&by option to be granted to incorporators.
These, options! will
7-30." ;
debentures, due March
1L 1959.
There are • •presently
outstanding
be exercisable at 2(4 cents per share.
"7-20
'
10-31
90c
Corp.,
authorization to enter into a credit
to make borrowings thereunder in
an
amount not to exceed
$1,000,000 outstanding- at any one time,
180,
\- "•from- time to time prior to Dec. 31, 1955/ The funds wilL be u ed
-as
temporary ^financing
of
construction exoenditures .durine ;1954
and -1955
pending a plan' for permanent financing thereof.—V.' 180,
:
Saulfr Sfce-.
of
high-grade
Steel
billet
and
Rust
•said.—V.
1
$1.50
4c
inc )
2
$0.81
Wheeling Electric Go.—To Borrow From
:
••
-
9-20
10c
.*782.273
proceeds
net
office
an
stock
bentures'
future
•
.
1,138,000
$1,085,714
768.616
$1.19
share
incorporating
A^ter
1954/
established
•paying
developing a
large
acreage
of
lime--,
goal of beginning production in later
boat
port
new
34
tons
.
(see
•
capacity of 100 tons per hour.
With design riearly completed, it is expected that
be
placed in operation early next spring,
a
Rust
-7-23
9-30
25c
r
Securities
The .Bankers
/
-
Upper Peninsula of Michigan in late fall.
<
naturally from the product of the quarries which;
-inland
Huron
3,000,000
1
•
moderniza¬
including
purposes,
2,233.745
708,000
.—
4
Co.).r
at
$0.20
July 3, '54
Julv 4, '53
$50,194,560 $49,064,745
outstanding—
common
Webb & Knapp-,
7-23
8-15
$0.02
—V. '179/ p. -1874:
.
before^
Pension Fund
$272,591
should such opportunity arise.
"Common
or
384,292
$27,193
$7',9.969
income—
\
„
.
..
77,338
■
.
the
on
shipping
Dolomite,
a
Lake
The
'
7-20
15c
(quar.)__
Stanley
sale
for
Carnegie
additions and
President
and
! Steel
9-15
2
.,/
..
49.,
p.
CAPITALIZATION
Corp., on July 2o said this Division expects to
dolomite quarries and complete construction of proc¬
miles
A -new
v
to
,8-26
8-
$1.43%
*
p.
179,
437,275
taxe/_^_r———1,507,969
...
practicable,^
2645. \
as
179,
on
102,284
117.800
463,363
rt
;
y
acquire-' property
consisting of leases for oil
and gas exploration of lands in sur¬
rounding Weston, Campbell, Niobrara and Converse Count'e , Wyo.
The business done by.the company was that of acquiring the afore.said leasss on 11,920 i plus, .or minus .50).. acres in exchange for 1,120,000 of its Shares...
' •'
"*
;
'
:
V It is planned by the company to drill, upon the 240 acre® 1^' Weston
Countv
at
this time,i with ■ no drilling
program yet formulated for
.the other acreages of the company to the southwest.
I *t
:
and
Steel
American
•
9
1
Lewis,
new
Shipments.-arre
of
9-
9-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-—_
;
BUSINESS—The
it
per
capital
taxes
19J>3
1954
oil,
61,
.
9-10-•
7-31
S.
name
Port
-
*
8-2
11-15
Corp.
price of $2.50
working
to
used
be
to
are
are
-
-
2
2-15-55
$17VaC
Public Service Corp.—
be
States Steel
years
and- will
States
five
fall
7-23',
<8-
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
and
Construction-employees are
•"stone-bearing property with a
'
'
1728.
p.
$20,161,247 $21 .371,777
685,695
1 ,196,443
—
^and/amortization--™--—1—-
income
same,
by the underwriters. Net proceeds will be added:
funds of the company to restore in part working capital
plants
Its
lie
•
7-20.
$1.25
;
at
or
will
underwriters
in .recent
its
essing
Corp.—
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
,
$1.25
(quarJ
Co.
common
Investment
"7-30
rs-
$2.50
Si Lovett Groretv
(in^ressed monthly)
Wisconsin Electric Power
Co., common
6% preferred (quar.).,.
v? Wisconsin
Hugh
,7-15
_
I Winn Oil Co. (quar.)__
Wilcox
••
j
1954.—V.^ 179,
any
sifch acquisition" have been made.
"becomes available
the company wishes to
be paid
to
program
•open
"7-20
$1
Mfg.
funds,
1954,- to United
United
2
$1.25
com.
financing
•expenditures-for property
p. 298)..
,
-
7-14
1
75c
Corp
*
f
Corp.—
Whitehead Bros. Rubber
Wichita River Oil
-
tion
7-15
2
$li25
_
White's Auto Stores, Inc., common
5(6% preferred (quar/)-Cement
9-
.
^8-
.
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Whitehall
2
8-
(quar.)
White Sewing Machine
$2 prior preferred
1
8-
•8-
1st preferred
Inc. (quar.)
Electrical Instrument
4he
to
general
^expended
.i.
t
_1
./Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4%
8-
% ,i8-16
40c
Westmoreland,
•: >
2
34 %c
Stationery
to be offered for sa^ byAmerican Stock Exchange
7- 9
$2
preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.,
Class B
(quar.)
to tire
'8-13
$25c
5%
-
1
2
15c
(quar.)
Western
:8-
9-
8-
27 Vac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
*
the
Limestone Quarry Being Developed—
(quar.)
5%
.;
8-16
17 VaC
common
A
-
20c
25c
10c
;
the
$75,000,000 ^of debentures
Aug. 4,
7-23
(quar.)
RR,,
The
-J same priee
8-10
-
less 20%,
statement;
corporate
^commission
-
7-15
(accum.)
preferred
are
on
larger amounts of accounts receivable.—V.
•■
2
Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
5%
time
optioned shares for sale from time to time on the
the counter at the market price then prevailing.
proceeds of
7-14;
1
8-
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Western Maryland Ry., 7%
dealers,
to
.
8-13
7-31
9-
45c
Co. .(quar.)
Co.
and
time
the
registration
•
-
the
principally for the drilHng of up to 10 wells for the discovery
Sh'd, if found, its recovery anl marketing, it being estimated
that the approximate
cost of each such well may be $75,000 more
or
less, iand the balance of such net proceeds may be available for
recovery and
marketing costs, etc., and for the acquisition of addi¬
tional acreage .as approved by the directors, but no nresenf d an'
for
at
corporation filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
12, 1954,
covering $300,000,000 of serial debentures, of which.
$75,000,000 are not to be publicly offered^ The interest rate on the
-debentures is to be supplied by amendment.
The securities are to be
-offered for public sale at 100%
of principal amount,
with a 0.55%?
7-19 %
,7-26
40C
(quar.)__
June 30,
on
—™i_™__
PROCEEDS—The
of
The
,7-30
5
$1.06 'A
5%
■"
8-26
$1.12(4
Insurance
preferred
8-
25c
Western Canada Breweries. Ltd.'(quar.)
'.Western Insurance Securities Co.—
1
8-20
30c
.
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
July
-
of
than
each
on
higher
share
a
used
conditioning equip¬
United States Steel Corp.—Debentures at Par—
8-20
9-
~.Z.
(quar.)
Westchester
Western
•
Co.
6
$1
Wellman Engineering Co
West Kentucky Coal Co. (reduced)
West Michigan Steel Foundry
f
the
general
37'/ac
(quar.)_
...
air
in
whichever is higher.
The option price for the 400,000 shares is
the market price,'less 17(6%, but-in no event may any of the optioned
shares be purchased by the underwriters for less than $2.50 per share/
8-31
(quar.)
at.' $4.25 preferred, (quar.)
Weber Showcase & Fixture
date,
carry
25c
com.
are
dealers
and
separate prospectus the company is currently offering 25,000
to holders of warrants, exercisable at $3.0625 per share/
none of the warrants have been exercised.
to
8-17
;
preferred
from
over
or
to
155/aC
-
Corp.
has:
company
of the 50,000 shares
to be offered for sale by
a
7-16
9-15
$16.07
to
$2.49
Newcastle, Wyo.—Stock Offered
Seattle, Wash, on June 23
offered 1.000,000 shares of common stock <par-$l) at
$1.12% per share on a "best-efforts" basis/
shares
"7-15
8-
:
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)_:
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$1^250,400
was
per
portion
counter
offer
2
8-
t20c
Co
5%
Petroleum
'
60c
Walker & Co., com. (quar.)—
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Warner
10c
(quar.)
pfd.
to
7-31
8c
i.
amounted
was
Wyton Oil & Gas Co.,
the market price prevailing at the time of
After the 100,000 shares have been sold by the underwriters, they
Net
(quar.)
6%
Co..
$2
i
gains)
Vinco Corp.,*5% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
,' Virginian
''
•
30
This
reported
—National
> share,
earned
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)_
Victoria
the
Exchange
7-22
.,
$0.54
$0.60
Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
value-on June
outstanding.
shares
(to be supplied by amendment). 75,000 common
of the 25,000 shares as are not purchased
price
underwriters
intend
7-16
t
(s-a)_!i
from
capital
asset
Estimated Federal
The underwriters have agreed to purchase the 100,000 shares-at a
price equal to the market price for the shares on the effective date of-
1
$0.43
!
400,000 shares.
7-12
2
2
$0.43
income
two offerings
shares
25.000
distributors
the
and
additional
an
To
7-31
4'Ac from
fixed
a
over
sale.
7-22
and
to
stock;'
of
acquire
to make
committed.
is
Coi
shares
to
proposes
7-12
8-
income
it
Co.
8-2
8-
378,560
(■''
cum.
before-Federal
the
35c
8--2
Vanadium
statement with
registration
a
Under
$1.31 Vi
Corp";! $4' convertible* ptd;
filed
19
100,000
option
an
&
&
at
the
the
59,520
59,520
378,560
1728.
Earning
common
9-
59,520
378,560
income
—V.
8-13
$1.37 Va
(3'Ac
-
Corp.—Registers With
7-15
8-
59,520
378,560
Gross
1
30c
$32,191
shrs.
•Profit
the
with
1
(quar,)
Inc.
notification
of
letter
a
9-
preferred (quar,) '_rr__r__
Fund)
filed
8-
$1.06'A
45,730
$35,930
stock
Depreciation
25c
50c
Line
in-'
7-15
Extra
Value
them
which
or
*7-23 ../.
S
"32,649
$25,486
6 Months Ended June 30—
Con¬
be
to
62 'Ac
Pictures, 4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power Co., com. (quar.)
5(4 %• preferred
Valsjpar
is
2
(quar.)
132,591
$1,854,380
73,728
41,537
Net sales-:
is
8-
/
Universal
5Yz.%
which
40c
(quar.)
Co., com.
2
8-
$1.50
(irreg.)
(quar.)
8-
10c
(s-a)
preferred
Insurance
purchase
to
Burnside
7-12
25c
2nd
conv.
Universal Leaf Tobacco
.
agreed
Burnside
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$6
Canadian
adviser
investment
(Canada), .Ltd.,
9
July
on
45c
(quar.)
non-cum.
corporation
2
(quar.)
T9C3
1954—6
58.135
.Profit before .following deductions
Interest charges
1—
sale
for
p.
shrs.
$2
Walworth
covering 500,000 shares- of its 10c par common stock, to be offered
"as a
speculation."
Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc., and
George F. Breen have been named as the underwriters.
They have,
for
8-
U. S. Vitamin Corp.
i
The
.
granted
Realty & Investment Co.
shr.
shares
portfolio
has given inter¬
Net
$1.50
common
pfd.
com.
p.
net
179,
$1,713,527
81,660
$1,106,985
58,193
taxes____
of
179,
and drilling
2853.
exploration
pay
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Wall Street Investing
purposes.
40c
Plywood Corp.,
S.
July
on
37 VaC
(quar.)
S.
corporation
7-
(quar.)!
to
purposes.—V.
last June.
»
Net unrealized appreciation in the value of the company's investment
development of
the
to
Its
resources.
: SEC
2
(quar.)
C. Sudler
$25,607
for
per
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
8-31
Machinery Corp.—
preferred
respond
will
Research
United States Air Conditioning
7-15
45c
used
taxes____
of $2
288.202
covering
rate
3
inc.)
com.
(N. Y.)
and
$300,000 of 6%
sinking fund subordinated debentures,series B, due July 1, 1969, to be offered through G. H. Walker Si Co.,
Providence, R. I.
The net proceeds are to be used for general corpo¬
8-24
(quar.)_
invest,
'quar.)
U.
i
The
SEC
7-13
p.
Bond, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
Common
(interim)
U. S.
£
'
7-13
t75c
com.
Corp.,
1
1
25c
:
net
88-
be
corporate
.
7-31'
15c
180.
»
8
130c
(quar.)
U.
•
2
7-19
9-
will
general
affiliated with /
Prov.; for taxes on income & oi non-deductible
Continental Research Corp., a Delaware corporation, which now acts ;
pension reserves for" production and clerical
as
the investment adviser of United Funds, Inc., of Kansas City, Mo.
.,'. employees 4——',
—
^!;
This Fund has also filed a registration statement with the SEC on «
July 16, 1954, covering 2,000,000 of its $1 par common shares, to be
Net profit: •
offered
for
sale
through an underwriting group headed
by Glore,
Karnings per ?hare___!—
Forgan & Co., and Francis I. duPont & Co.
The public offering price
—V. 179, p.
1376.
y
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The
prospectus names Chauncey L. Waddell of New York as President.
Ward Baking Co.—Earnings Off—
}
United Public Markets, Inc., Pawtucket, R. I.—Files—
27 weeks Ended—
8-13
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
414%
_
7-
2
8-10
and
Investment
tinental
Foreign Securities Corp.—
Common
$6
natural
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
U. 8. Fire Insurance Co.
U.
Judges
dustries
6c
(quar.)
Machinery
preferred
8-
management
7-20
-
60c
Cos.
Inc.
Earns,
Commission
the
and
for
•
on
profit
Number
indicated here/
States;
United
;
and drilling
101.
for exploration
pay
July 7 offered 1,500,000 shares
(par 10) at 100 per share.
proceeds
before
Number
payment
was
7-20
8-16
435c
the
in
to
shares of
■
persons
7-20
25c
Improvement
Shoe
9-20
Corp.—
A
Net
until Aug. 2, 1954, to request a hearing thereon.
Ap¬
organized on June 28, 1954, for the purpose of carrying
on
business as an investment company and
proposes to concentrate
its investments in securities of issuers organized in
Canada or the
United States which derive their income from Canada and which theested
plicant
7-20
8-16
56'Ac.
class A
Coal
preferred
United
class
Tool,
Funds,
Gas
1
;8-16
$1
income—
preferred
United
securities
8-30
used
corporate purposes.—V.
End. June 30—
Provision
■
.
Finance Co.,
$970,018
Profit
(Continued from page 11)
11-15
'
8-16-
10-
87 Vac
(quar.).
Investments, Ltd.—
Fuel
6%
9-15
general
stock
and
Period
$13.58
8-16
8-25
11-26
net
Waitt &
;
Investment News
8-24
62 VaC
(quar.)
Electric
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
The
r2-28
10-
be
to
Denver, Colo.,
preferred
Fund—
Ltd.,
&
1
1-5-55
for
common
—V.
9-23
25c
(s-a)
Stores
' v.
;
„
corrected
The
incorrect.
was
and
expenses
'
tax.
date
published
7-16
25c
preference
Income
/
General Corporation
2
2
40c
(quar.)
Drill
Class
8-
50c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
investment
Corps.,
Class
7-
7-31
110c
convertible
of
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
Junction, Colo.—
Oklahoma City,
Grand
Inc.,
offered
Sales
tax.
date and/or record date is
7-12
92 VaC
Ltd.
income
are
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
publicly 3,000,000
stock (par 10) at 100 per share.
net
& Co.,
9-10
7-10
7-15
this dividend,
for
proceeds
.
Utco Uranium Corp.—Stock Offered—Amos
.
5
8-
65c
(quar.)—_
122(60
$31 (4c
$37(6c
12
*■
7-26
63 %C
(quar.)
Continental
From net
Previous
2
—
—
Shares,
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
Jamaica
8-
(quar.)
Series A preferred
United
Less
8-26
United Aircraft Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
•United Can & Glass Co., common (quar.)
United
British
8-16
%
Calif,
Lines
United Canadian
Less
18%c
of Canada
Co.
a
8-16
(quar.)
Co.
6
1
7 Vac
Corp.
9-20
10-20
8-13
50c
37'Ac
5Uc
%
closed
not
Corp.—
(quar.)
Air
1
8-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
12-
9
y
$1.12 Va
preferred
Gas
12-10
Missouri
of
$3.70
Union
1
$1.14
(quar.)
8-20
10- 1
11- 1
9- 1
10- 1
7-31
- 8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
The
expenses
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
resident tax. 15% ; resident tax 7%.
9-
9-
9- 1
25c
25c
20c
(quar.)
books
9-10
7(4c
La
25c
*•
—
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
8- 2
9- 1
Industries,
July
on
common
..
7-8
(quar.)
Corp.
County Gas
•Transfer
30c
$3.50
United
6%
8-16
—
7-15
7-20
8-20
9
8-
1
(quar.)—
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
Union
6-15
37'Ac
Co.
Trust
Union Electric Co.
$4
2
8-20
7-28
Trust Co. (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar.) —
Quarterly
—
True Temper Corp. (quar.)
—
$4.50
84
9-
(quar.)
Si
preferred
208 South
5%
17 Vic
Tremont Building
-
6-15
$1.06(4
Quarterly
•
2
Yellow
x
(quar.)'
Corp.
(s-a)__
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Trav-Ler
8-
5%
(interim)
(quar.)
—
—
Zeilers,
Yorx
Co., Ltd.—
Transamerica
32.55
9
7-19
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Trade
9
7-
1
—
Toledo Edison Co., common
4V4% preferred (quar.)_____.._™——
Townsend
7-
1
8-
50c
deposit rets,
4.56%
1
8-
30c
Quarterly
Amer.
7-30
8-
35c
-
Tobacco Securities Trust
-
(Rudolph) Co, (quar.)___
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
Cab Co., 6%
conv. pfd.
(ouar.)
2c
Ang.)
8- 2
Okla.,
Electric
County
Towne
&
15c
25c
(Los
$1.11
25c
25c
Uranium
Stock Offered—Petroleum
8-10
Wurlitzer
7-15
—
Co.
'9- 1
Monthly
Co.
preferred (quar.);
Wrlgley (Wm. Jr.) Co. (monthly)
Monthly
Z.
——
10c
Quarterly
50c
>
Monthly
—,
Trust
&
8-15
60c
—
(quar.)™.
Co. (quar.)
Mfg.
7-20
(quar.)—
Realty & Construction, com.
Metal
7-20
8-
(quar.)
common
Corp
preferred
Titan
8-
\
(quar.)
4.44%
62 'Ac
(quar.)
Aircraft
Worcester
9-15
—
Fibre Glass Co.
I.)
(H.
Finance
6%
9-15
10-
~
Thermoid Co., $2.50 pfd.
Thomaston Mills (quar.)—
:■
10-
$1
W.)
(F.
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
$2.40
9-15
91 (4 c
preferred (quar.)
Glass Mfg. Co.—
preference
Thatcher
10-
When Holder*
Payable of Reo*
Per
"" ' Share'
■■■■'■■ i',
.v
.
•t Name of Company
Woolworth
$1
$1.25
Inc.,
Payable o) Rec.
31%c
preferred (quar.)_^—4% preferred A (quar.)
——,
4% preferred B (quar.)—
Thalhimer Brothers, Inc., common (quar.)_
-
When
Share
of Company
,
Holders
Per
Name
'
.
J
July
12
shares
-
filed
of
a
letter
common
($25
to
company's office is located
of
stock
per share), without underwriting:
The
purchase or lease" property for parking
The
Corp.—Files
,
notification,
to
be
proceeds are
facilities.
in Milwaukee,
Wis.
with
offered
/
to
at
be
!
:
r
thel
par.1
used
The jjuet
v
.
.
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses
operation's.
With
Commission—
«
.
* incident to mining
.
Zenith Uranium & Mining Corp.—Files
With
SEp—
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC qftjjering 300:000-shares of common stock
(par one cent) to be
offered at $1 per share through Sheehan & Co., Boston, Mari. • The
!
The^^wporatiort
proceeds:
are
on
-July "12
to be used to pay expenses incident to
mining operations.
Number 5345
Volume 180
:
t
;;.
^
4 *
J
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
bonds.'Dated July i, 1954. Due
office of the on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1973 inor
at the elusive.
Principal and interest
proved by O'Meiveny & Myers, of
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New (J-D) payable at such bank or
Los Angeles.
ing oonds. ' Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
York City. Legality approved by trust company mutually agreeable
Due on Aug. 1 from ls55 to 1972
South Whittier School District, ' Wood, King & Dawson,, of New to the District and the purchaser.
inclusive. Principal
and 'interest
until
Gadsden, Ala.
Postponed
.
Date
—
of
sale of the issue of $1,000,000 re¬
funding capital outlay school war¬
rants, originally set for July 28
—v.
180, p. 299—had to be post¬
poned to July 29 because of the
a.m.
ing bonds offered
local press
did not appear on the
required
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ords at his-Office in Los Angeles,
~
ARIZONA
until
Navajo County, County Union High
Schf Dist. (P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds
offered
July
r
.
*
in
as
&
Myers, 900 Title Insurance
tention
tion
the
to
dates
1955
fact
r
as
either
Jan.
299^—were awarded to a group
by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
Hilt Elementary
12,000,000 Los Angeles City. High
March
School District,
ing bonds offered on July 13—v.
1,1955
180,
'
102,
p.
were awarded to
Talbot, of San Fran-
—
Hannaford &
$8,000,000 to $10,O0U,U00- Metrocl$co,at' a-price of 100.003, -a net
politan Water District of interest cost of about
3:26%, As
i Southern * California
bonds. .1
follows:'
v• *}',■..
.*<■..ry,:
group:
&
Co.,
March 30-April_6,'1955 v V
1973
to
bank
or
Nty. 101 (P. O. Runners
*! Dist.
•
"
Clear water^ Fla.
1
-
-I.
Bond
Ferry), Ida.
-v
payable
(J-D)
eral obligation hospital bonds offered July 22—v. 180, p. 299—
were awarded to a group composed of the Northern Trust Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Julien Collins & Co., all of
Chicago," and Goodbody & Co.,
New York City, as 2s, at 100.26,
a
basis of about 1.97%.
Washington and Jefferson Counties,
Ashley Township High School
O. Ashley),"y
^
-.
Beebe also states' as follows:''
Mr.
Los .Angeles
some
water works revenue
Sch. Dist.y
«
Certificate
— R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bon4 Offering
Sale.— The $550,000
'
Cook County School District
sewerage improvemeats <:ertif icate^
offered
^Joaquin County, Calif.*
San
bonds,,
v
. ...
US ante ca Union High
Power ;inay issue
and
q£«Water
r:-.j 1979.- %
Department,
July
Dist. No. 200 (P.
'•'-I. V"
-
r
.
Illinois
-
to
a
group
com¬
.
:'-
_^"Bond Sale—An issue' of $75,000
school bonds was sold
recently to
-White-Phillips Co.; of Daven¬
the
and 3%s.
port, as
1, 1954. Due on
Dated'May
Jan. 1 from 1968 to
J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
1974
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis. *
No. 28 gality ^approved
(Pt O. North Brook), III.
Bond Offering—Frank K. Sny¬
102—
21—v. 180- p.
awarded
were
City
be
may
as
.
".''The
and
such
agreed
between the purchaser and
.
'
,
at
trust company in the
Chicago,
Offering—Feme Crowley,
_
»
Principal
inclusive.
interest
upon
Certificate 'Sale — The .$400,000
Clerk of the ddard of Education,
$26,000 3%s. Due on July L from' retreafion revenue, certificates of¬ wiil reqeive sealed bids utitil Aug.
fered July:20—v. 160, p. 200—
1955-to 1963 inclusive.
J$15,000,000 to $20,000,006 Los Ah13- for the: purchase of $125,000
were
awarded to the Robinson*geles> Department of Water 12$,000 3 y4s.. 'Due on July 1- from
building bonds. • V
.
-j •
j)
^
HUmphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta. 4- J_ •>' I
1964:to 1977 inclusive:-' yV™"- and Power-electric plant rev-- v
a 4),000 3s.- Due on July l,JL978>and
i*' •
ILLINOIS"
enue bonds.
••
Pensacola, Fict. ' f:
;
:
|
>
nagel, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of $6,921,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1954. Due on Dec.
1 from 1955
4»r
j.
No.
County
(P. O. East St. Louis), 111.
J. Steuer-
189
Bond Offering—John
of
Merrill
FLORIDA
1-
^ Clair
sealed
...
:
Due
1, 1954.
Dated Aug.
\ fr?m *95® to 1970 inclusive. Principal and interest payabl?
a bank °r, trust company
mutually acceptable to the Board
°f Education and the purchaser,
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis,
Aug. 3
Co., subject to prior redemption. PrinLynch, cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Lawson, at the Trust Company of Georgia,
of
Atlanta, or- at The Hanover
Levy & Williams, Stone & YoungLegality
berg, Hill Richards & Co., Irving Bdhk, New York City.
approve# by Jones, Williams, DorLundborg & Co., all of San Fran¬
sey & Kane, of Atlanta.
cisco; Fred D. Blake & Co., of Los
Angeles, and C. N. White & Co., of
'«
IDAHO
Oakland;
> •' *
Boundary County Class "A" Sch.
Barth
*
-
on
Wpeden & Co., Dean Witter &
J.
on
#
the
of
members
Other
(EST)
Aug. 2 for the
$117,000
building
9 p.m. (CST)
purchase
of
bonds.
until
Education
of
Board
the
bids will
the Secretary of
by
for the purchase of $990,000 non- the District. Legality approved by
tax-exempt Dormitory bonds, chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1
from 1956 to 1993 inclusive. Bonds
Sterling, III.
due in
1964 and thereafter are
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 gen-
about 2.66%.
-Bond
District bonds.
School
oids until 11 a.m.
ciation, of San Francisco, as 234s,
at a price of
100.93, a basis of
Siskiyou County, Calif.
Sale—The $58,000 build¬
,
receive
will
Treasurer,
headed
Treasurer's office.
11, 1955
$848,000
p.
or
$8,000,000 Los Angeles City School
District bonds.
GEORGIA
build¬
bonds offered July 20—v. 180,
ing
Angeles County, Calif.
J. Ostly,
callable
are
Emory University (Pi O. Emory
University), DeKalb County,
Georgia
Bond Offering — G. H. Mew,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold
tentatively
build¬
Angeles
Wiseburn Sch. Dist., Los
Bond Salt—The
thereafter
of
Francisco.
ings Association, of San
probable dates for market¬ -County Clerk, will receive sealed
ing; of local bond issues ♦as fol¬ bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on July 27
lows:
for the purchase of $30,000 build¬
Sept. 8, 1954
*
ing bonds. Dated Aug.. 1, 1954.
$19,500,000 Los Angeles DepartDue on Aug; 1 from 1955 to 1969
5 ment
of
Water
and
Power
inclusive. Principal and interest
i electric
plant revenue bonds.
(F-A)
payable at
the
County
set
Modoc
and
Bond Sale—The $176,000
from
on July 1
1974 inclusive.
■
Counties, Calif.
'
(EST) on Aug. 2
Sept. 1, 1965. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Marine Midlapd Trust Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
as
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 180,
p. 299—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Gladstone School District, Los
informa¬
that
to
Siskiyou
District,
;
Elementary School
Joint
Ttdelake
received
be
on Sept. 1 from 1956'
inclusive. Bonds due in
and
(P. O. luka), III.
:
Bond Offering—Sealed
Due
1, 1954.
to, 1977
.
1966
July 13—v. 180, p
Due
4s.
1972
available indicates 1954-
new
of about 2.61%.
$36,000 water
follows:
6,000
Bldg., Los Angeles 13, in a memo¬
randum dated July 20 calls at¬
'
purchase of $130,000 utilities revenue bonds. Dated March
Association; of San Francisco,
23/4s, at a price of 101.16, a basis
as
$30,000 4V2S. Due on July 1 from
V1957 to 1971 inclusive.
municipal law firm of O'Meiveny
bids until 8 p.m.
No. 7
munity Consol. Sch. Dist.
for the
ings
land, jointly, at a price ofTOO.Ol,
a",net interest cost of about 4.18%,
Beebe of the
Prospect—James L.
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180,
of America National
and Clay Counties Com-
Marion
sealed | °.n
receive
will
Clerk,
City
299—were awarded to the Bank
Trust & Sav¬
p.
200, were^awarded to Hannafoni
& Talbot, of San Francisco, and
O. N. White & Company, of Oak¬
CALIFORNIA
.
•
The
—
bopds .offered
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
oales
Sale
Bond
ing bonds offered July 19—V.T80,
p. 102—were awarded to Henry A.
of)
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Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered July 20,—v.
County
Fresno County Water Works Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Fresno), Calif. <
No. 4 (P. O. Tucson), Ariz. > i'
Sale-r-The $487,000 build-,
Bond
\ j
-
Bond
Local
the
at
July 20—v. 180,
.
„
ireasurer's office.
County High School District
Large
payable
(F-A)
'
West Miami, Fla.
.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
on Aug. 1
from 1955 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
229—werq awarded io Henry
Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
"
California (State
July 27
on
ing
p.
Pima
(PDST)
a.m.
Due
180,
19—v.
9
the purchase of $80,000 build¬
mr
Legality approved by -Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
City.
$85,000 storm
299—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los drainage bonds, offered. July119
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.^ —v. 180; p. 299—were awarded to
of San Francisco, jointly, as 2y4s, Allan Blair & Co., Chicago, and
at a price of 100.43, a
basis of Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
about 2.18%.
I•
! •/'jointly, as 3y4s, at a price of98.22, a basis of about 3.45%.
Temple School Dist., Los Angeles,
Winter Garden, Fla.
i
' California
Bond Offering — E. M. Tanner,
Bond Sale—The $155,0*00 build¬
) Los Angeles County, Calif.
:
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
by law.
York
p.
Downey Union High School District
1'U
Finance,
of
,
Angeles County, Calif.
$140,000 buildr
Los
Bond Sale—The
Treasurer's office.
and interest ing
(A-O) payable at the
ap¬
Director
County
the
at
fact'that the notice of sale in the
date
Legality
.
payable
(F-A)
inclusive.y Principal
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
(PDST) on July 27
for the purchase of $62,000 build¬
9
payable
(F-iA)
Angeles,
bids at his office in Los
ALABAMA
Offering
51
(395)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
Le¬
&
INDIANA "
der^ Secretary of the Board of
Securities
Education, Will receive sealed bids
known at this time; ,; ;
^
Evansville, Ind.
bids
at
his: office
in
Stockton, Corp., Nashville, Courts & Co., until 8
p.m.- (CST) on July 27 for
Bond OfferingTT-Chajies L. Ox*
'The Los Angeles County Flood. until .li; a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 2 Atlanta, Thornton, Mohr & Far- the purchase of $250,000 building
Corifrol District .now has linsold
fpr the. purchase of $500,000 build-4: island George M/Wood,& Co., bands.
Dated July. 1, 1954. Due lef, City Compffaljer^^iU receive
both Of Montgomery, at A price 6f
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
$109,000,000 of a total of $179,000,- "ihgT bonds.: Dated June l5, 1954 on p.ec.
1 from 1955 to 1973 .in¬
000
ofbonds authorized! ..at Art Due on June 15 from 1955 to 1964 100.01, a net interest cost of about clusive!'
Principal
and
interest on Aug. 10, for the purchase of
2.62%, as follows:
- '
election held Nov. 4,. 1952.
It is inclusive. •* Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust $4,400,000 bonds, as follows:
not expected that any of these (J-D) payable at the County $225,000 2"y2s. Due on June 1 from company mutually satisfactory to $2,400,000 sewage works revenue
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
bonds will
be spld
before May Treasurer's,- office.; v Legality ap¬ $ ft
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
the'purchaser and the Board of
37,900 2y4s. Due June 1, 1962.
or June, 1955, and it may-be later proved by Orrick, Dahlquisf Her1956 to 1993 inclusive.
Education.
Legality approved by
80,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1963
before any additional F|ood' Cbrt-1 rington &-Sutcliffe, of San Fran:-,
2,000,000 sewage works improve¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
*
-
,
time
neither
but
no
amount are
posed- of the Equitable
•
bonds
District
trol
'•'The
Los
District
000
of
bonds
now
offered.'
$47,000,000
total; of
a
authorized
June
held
are
cisco.
'
Angeles City School
has unsold $17,000,-
3,
at
1952;
and
'
of
election
an
•
-
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.
'
,
'
<•
.Monte Rio School District,
-
-
Sonoma
'County, Calif.
Bond Offering — William
P.1
bids at his office in
ceive sealed
S A
000,000 authorized at an election
held June 3, 1952.
.>
Dated Aug.
The information
tenta¬
is the best
available now.J It is
one
or
changed,
be"
more
or
possible that
dates
may
be
that the amounts may
changed.
If
changes-appear
t
a
(PDST)
chase
15
'•The foregoing dates are
n
of
from
until
Rosa,
on
2:30
p.m.
July 27 for the pur¬
$38,000 building bonds.
15,-1954. Due on Aug.
1955 to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
County
the
office.
:
-
Treasurer's
"•
•
•
!
Ocean View School District,
County, Calif.
Offering — B. J. Smith,
Orange
Bond
Cbunty Clerk, will receive sealed
of
uiktil 11 a.m/'(PDST)
bids
at
his
office
Bond
Giddens, Town Clerk, will re¬
sealed
bids until 7
p.m«.
Aug. 3 for the purchase
of $275,000 water and sewer rev¬
enue refunding and improvement
on
certificates.
Due
on
May
inclusive.
and
1 from
1965. 'Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of
as
of
approved
Chicago.,
in
Santa
on
Ana
July-27
St. Petersburg,
Certificate
ing and site purchase bonds of¬
fered July 19—v.
180, p. 299—
were
awarded to McDougal &
.Mayor,
will
sealed bids-until 10:30 a.m.
Harry J. Wilsbn &
Cq., both of Chicago,
Fla.
Offering—Samuel G.
receive
(EST)
Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Bensenville), III. •
Bond Sale—The $220,000 build¬
and
jointly.
'
School ..District No.
\
101 (P. OFBatavia), III.
Bond Offering — Harry Pierce,
Kane
County
Secretary of the Board of Educa.$90,000 bjiild-. on Aug/; 12 for the purchase of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due $1,300,000 water works revenue
Angeles County, Calif.
8 p.m. (CST) on July 26 for the
Bond Offering—Harold «F. Ostly, on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1972 in- -certificates., Dated April 1, 1954.
Due on April 1 from 1955 to 1978 purchase of $390^000- school buildCoUnty Clerk, will receive sealed elusive.
Principal and - interest
Carmenita School District, Los'
*
fotr the purchase of
refunding
and
.bonds." Due
to. 1993
1957
and
Aug.
revenue
1 from
inclusive.
dated Aug. 1,
'maturing in 1965
thereafter are callable as of
The
1954
on
bonds
and
are
those
Principal and inter¬
Old Na-.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Aug. 1, 1964.
(F-A) payable at the
tional Bank, Evansville.
est
'
r
Johnson.
102.03, a basis
DuPage County Sch.
Condon,
'
Malta), III.
Sale—The $95,000 build¬
2V2S, at a price of
of!about 2.30%.
1955 to 1983
callable
Community School
185 (P. O.
ing bonds offered on July 15—v.
18.0, p. 200, were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Malta, as
1954.
Certificates due in 1966
thereafter are
1,
1,
May
Dated
,
probable I shall try to keep you
informed of that fact in advance
bidding.".-'
.
ceive
(EST)
ment
DeKalb County
District No.
Certificate
J.
Mav
»
fronj
Perry, Fla. ''»
Offering — Clarence
-
Jdhansen, County Clerk, will re¬
the Los
^
(
/ \i t.
and 1964.v
*
Angeles City High School District
now
has
$23,000,000 *;of ;, unsold
bends of a total amount7 of $83,-
tive.
r
208,000 23/4s. Due on June 1
V' 1905 to 1969 inclusive.
Hartford City School
Bond
ly,
City, Ind.
^
Offering—Robt. E. Wear-
Secertary
of
the
Board of
Will receive seal¬
ed bids until noon (CST) on July
30 for the purchase of $150,000
school building, bonds. Dated July
School Trustees,
1, J1954.
Due
semi-annually from*;
1, 1960 inclu*
July 1, 1955 to Jan.
Interest J-J.
sive.
proved
by Ross,
Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &r
Milier, of Indianapolis.
.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396)
Bank, of Des Moines,
Jennings Township School Building
Sale—The
$129,000
reve¬
July
15
awarded
to
Bond
200, were
Securities
180, p.
the
City
v.
—
100.10,
price of
basis of about
a
Monticello
3.36%.
Bond
build¬
July 15—v.
on
180,. p. 103—were awarded to the
American State Bank, of Ligonier
St. John
1955
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O. 8
St., Schererville), Ind.
Offering—Michael J. Rol¬
ling, Township
ceive
seated
will
Trustee,
bids
until
of
re¬
8
1973
approved
West Joliet
Bond
to
p.m.
by Chapman & Cutler,
on
from
1956
Principal and interest (J-J)
Iowa
$90,000 buildbonds offered July 20—v. 180,
ng
300
j.
.
Sale—The
<—'•
awarded
were
the
to
vVhite-Phillips Co., Davenport,,
pay¬
)range Township Consol, Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waterloo), Iowat ' •
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school
be designated
by the successful'
building bonds offered on July 14
bidder.
Legality
approved " by
—V. 180, p. 103—were awarded to
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
a
group composed of The IowaSwitz City Central School Building Des Moines National
Bank, Becker
Corporation (P. O. Switz City),
&; Cownie, :both of Des...Moines,
able
the
at
Dyer,
Gary National Bank,
at
or
bank in Chicago to
a
Indiana
,
Bond
Offering
ilfackmore,
ceive
chase
of
27
p.m.
pur¬
j> 145,000 2s. Due
$320,000
from
Jan.
1
from
40,000 2V4s. Due
1,
1
from
on
May and Nov.
KANSAS
Kansas
City School District, Kan.
Bond
Miller, of Indianapolis.
County (P. O. Liberty), Ind.
Offering — Gordon Bran¬
Offering
Lewis
—
H.
3rotherson, Business Manager and
Clerk
Bond
denburg, County Auditor, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
Aug.
on
chase
bids
until
11
a.m.
the
from
2
pur¬
McCord,
Ice
Miller,
&
1
of
from
1955 to
Bonds.due
-.hereafter
1,
Education,
bids
are
1969.
in
callable
Principal
1974 in¬
1970
of
as
and
Sept.
interest
and
;M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
Indianapolis.
urer's
Township School Township
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 180,
,
office.
—
awarded
were
Trust Co., Indianapolis,
l%s, at 100.23, a basis of about
Rblla
School District,
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
Fletcher
Bond
Offering — Charles
H.
Drew, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will, receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 31 for
Wilding
of
bonds.
$182,000
vorks
Sale—The
to
a
sewer
on
July 16
Bond
;
:
,
180,
Moines,
as
—v.
D.
Beh
Co., of Des
Due
1963
.
to
Due
1965
on
July 1 from
bonds
180,
Owen
July 1 from
"
inclusive.
103—were awarded to
p.
Co., and BohCo., all of Cin¬
&
"
bonds offered
103
o.
Df^corah Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
awarded
interest
semi-annually from Nov. 1,
cost
of
about'
30,000
3s.
Due
on
to ;Nov.
Legality
&
'2.72%,
as
:
1,
1973" inclusive.',
approved
by
1970
to
.April J, 1968
v."
ori
"
-
the
on
,
1955
to
>
•
Due
180.
Louisville,
price of 103.02," a net
a
Aug. 2 for the pur-_ follows:
chase of $405,000
school build¬ $20,000 2%s. Due
ing -bonds.
Dated July 1,. 1964.
and 1969.
(CST)
$50,000 hospital
July 15—v.
on
were
—
jointly, at
Schools,
will receive sealed bids until 8:15
p.m.
•
Bankers Bond Co., and Stein Bros.
&
Boyce,
both
of
Offering—Walter L. Hetof
*
v." -
County (P. O. Owenton),
',
Kentucky
*
,
Bond
:
April Tirom
District, Iowa
...»
Bond Sale—The $315,000
frig /bonds offered
a
war/led to
the
a
group
July
7
build-*
were
managed
Iowa/Des. Moines
by
National
of
bonds
B
$5,150,000
the
the
were
follow¬
Kuhn,
ing:
Loeb & Co.,
Homblower
&
Shields
Weeks,
Hirsch & Co.,. Clark, Dodge & Co.,
W. E. Hutton & Co., L. F. Roth¬
schild & Co., Bache & Co., Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co., all of New
York; F. W. Craigie & Co., of
Richmond, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.>
&
Co.,
of
St.
Louis, Pohl & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
of Chicago, Courts & Co., of At¬
lanta, Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son, of Boston, A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., of Philadelphia, Rauscher, Pierce & 'Co., of Dallas,
Granbery, Marache & Co. of New
York, R. H. Johnson & Co., both
jt
New
York,
Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus, of Cleveland, Eldredge E.
Quinlan & Co., of New York.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., of Chi¬
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., of Indianapolis, Rodman &
Renshaw, of Chicago, Herbert J.
Sims & Co., John Small & Co.,
both of New York, Stix & Co., of
St. Louis, Anderson & Strudwick,
of
nue
Dist.
10
(P. O. Minden), La.
Offering—-J. E. Pitcher
Bond
Parish .Schoo.
the
of
Secretary
receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $78,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
will
Board,
Francis
I.
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
duPont & Co., Ameri¬
Securities
Corp.,
all
of
New
York, First Securities Company of
Chicago, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Gregory & Son, Andrews & Wells,
Inc., all of New York; Barcus,
Kindred
& Co., of
Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Birm¬
ingham, M. A. Saunders & Co., of
Memphis, Alvis & Co., of New
Orleans, Lyons & Shafto, of Bos¬
ton, Bartow Leeds & Co., D. A.
Pincus &3 Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
of
Louis,
Geo.
K.
of
&
Co.,
Baum
Kansas City, Allen
&
of
St.
Co.,
of
and Company,
Hazelhurst, Hamp Jones Co.,
Jackson, Cutter, Plummer &
of
Bennett, of New York, J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark, Harring¬
ton
& Co., of Jackson, .Janney
&
Co., of Philadelphia, Lewis & Co.,
of, Jackson,
Felix 1 M. Rives, of
Shreveport, J. R. Ross & Co., of
Newark,. Sidloi, Simons, Roberts
& Co., of Denver, Southern Bond
Co., of Jackson, Southern Securi¬
ties Corp., of Little Rock, Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, of Birming¬
ham, Thornton, Mohr & Farish, of
Montgomery, M. B. Vick & Co., of
Chicago, T. W. Woodward & Co.,
of! Jackson, Juran & Moody,- of
St. Paul, and Kroeze, McLarty and
Company, of Jackson.
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..
$8,900,000
reve¬
bonds offered July 14—v. 179,
as follows:
Y 2855—were awarded
$5,150,000 series B. to a syndicate
.' headed by C. J; Devine & Co.,
Offering
will
—
bonds
dated
are
1,
Aug.
1954.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Boston Safe De¬
posit & Trust Co.-, Boston.-/Legality approved by Storey, Thorn-
-
,
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
/
Ann Arbor, Mich. V / - • ^
Sale—The $72,500 sewer '
-
Bond
bonds. ($62;500-special assessment
•
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Beverly, Mass.
*//l/
-
—
,
Bond
-
City .Treasurer,.wilL receive sealea
aids in care of the First National
Due on Aug.
1959 inclusive.
1955 to
1 from
1954. Due
Due on Aug.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
1 from
bonds
dated
are
Jan.
dock &
Chicopee, Mass.
Bond
$500,000
5, 1954.
Cohasset, Mass.
R.
due
Franklin
111
(DST)
on
until
27 for the
July
Gaylord
—
D.
thereafter
and
of
Dec.
are
1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest'(J-D) payable
at the Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Boston,
St.,
1964
in
callable
of Boston,
National Bank
Second
Offering
from 1955 to 1967 inclusive. Bonds
Maurice
—
Noonan, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids in care of the
noon
Stone, of Detroit.
Knudsen, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 9
for the purchase of $500,000 gen¬
eral
building '»and
site! bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1"
anticipation notes was sold on
Offering
be, designated by
Berkley School District, Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of
count. Due Nov.
of
1, 1966.1 Principal and inter-.,
(J-D) payable at a bank or
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
Coolidge
1966
as
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston. Legality approved by
Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
callable
are
trust company to
Principal and interest (F-A)
Gray,
-
1,
June 1 from 1956 to
thereafter
and
1, est
Aug.
on
1987 inclusive. Bonds due in
50,000 sewer bonds.
Bond
F.¬
of
tem revenue bonds. Dated June
$50,000 water bonds.
Ropes,
the; office
water supply and distribution sys¬
,
The
at
City, untUr8:p.m.; (EST):on Aug.
3
for
the purchase "br;/$400,0u0
"(DST) on July 29 for the
purchase of $100,000 bonds, as fol¬
a.m.
1954.
Cl^rk,/"wilf / receive
bids
Higgs;, Township Attor¬
420 Bay; City Bank Bldg;,-Bay
ney,
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
lows:
Offering/^'H. C/Carney,
Township
sealed
Norman
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
of
Bank
-w/'r
P. O. Soy City),
-7^
.
C. Lovettr
Bond Offering—John
j.-,**.'n
Bangor Township
'
as
1,
purchase of $590,00 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Boyne City, Mich.
school bonds.
Due on
July 15 from 1955 to 1974 in-
supply
elusive.
tem
Bond
$350,000
!
'240,000 school project bonds. Due
I on July 15 from 1955 to 1974
dated
are
July
Boston.
approved
104-r-were awarded
Co., and
a
price of 100.08.
Chesterfield and Macomb
Fractional Sch. Dist. No.
by
Palmer
Legality
&
Thorndike,
Storey,
p.
McDonald-Moore
troit, jointly, at
15,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second National Ban!:
of
180,
water
disposal sys¬
offered July
bonds
H, V. Sattley & Co., both of De¬
bonds
The
1954.
Sale—The $150,000
and sewage
revenue
19—v.
to
inclusive.
Mount Clemens),
Bond
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
Orlo
—
Twps.
12 P. O.
Mich.
,
Kirkum,
Estabrook
Bonds due in
&
are
bonds
Longmeadow, Mass.
J.
offered
plete details of the issue
Com¬
may
be
180,
p.'
group
a
,
Bond Sale—The
offered
awarded
to
$120,000 school
20
were
July
.
White,. Weld
notes
dated
Aug; 15.
1954. Due on August 15 from 1955
to
1974 inclusive. Principal
and
interest payable at the Day Trust
Company, of Boston. /
are
J
*'
j
•
Sale—The
at
be
bank
a
Berry,
<
1
Comstock
No. 6
| !
City,
mu¬
300—were awarded
as
1.80s,
i.79%.
Middlesex County
&
Co.,
at
New
100.04",
a
.
(P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note
(DST)
of
Offering—Chas.
County
sealed
on
bids
until
notes.
on
Dated
Moorman,., of
&
.
,,
...
,
.
,
Michigan
Bond
Offering—Curtis C. Dun-
District
lap,
ceive
Secretary,
bids
sealed
until
will
re¬
8 ' p.m.
on July 29 for the purchase*
$27,000
general"^ obligation^
Dated Aug. l,Rl954/' Due.
April 1 from 1955 to 1969 in- -
(EST)
-
on
Bonds
are
due
in *1958
callable
as
of
and
April*
I, 1957.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a place desig-nated by the * successful bidder.Legality approved by Miller, Can-"
field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
P.
How¬
will
11
Bond Offering—Myron A. Stey--
a.m.
Aug.
Aug; 2, 1955;
Dearborn, Mich. /■
re¬
July 27 for the purchase
$15,000
1954. Due
Treasurer,
...
bonds.
$280,000
Kidder, Peabody
company
(P. O. R. No. 1, Galesburg),
thereafter
to
trust
Twp., Hoover Sch. Dist.
:
1
22;—v.
York
or
Stevens
Detroit.
elusive.
p.
1957.;
1,
designated by the success¬
Legality approved by
nicipal garage bonds offered July
180,
May
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
of
^
Marlborough, Mass.
Bond
of
Co.f
&
City, as 1.90s, at a price
100.64, a basis of about 1.82%.
The
thereafter:
1958 and
as
ful bidder.
New York
of
callable
able
bonds
will
cation,
until 8 p.m;
to
Edgartown, Mass.
ceive
obtained from the Mayor or from
to
1.82%.
bids
serially
i
& Co., and R. L. Day
Co., all of Boston, as 1.90s, at a
of 100.63, a basis of about
provement
Due
^
nri^
ard,
from 1956 to 1969 inclusive.
July 20—v.
awarded
300—were
Gossen,
sealed
I.
Sale—The $650,000 school
basis of about
W.
receive
of the Board of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Aug. 2 forthe
purchase of $150,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.*
Secretary
East
Bond
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 18 for
the purchase of $65,000 publie im¬
bonds.
inclusive.
1 from 1955 to 1969
The
composed of Lee Higginson Corp.,
York.
New
Scherck, Richter
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
100,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
-
MASSACHUSETTS
Chicago, J. S.
Co., of Jackson, Bryne and
Phelps, Inc., Tripp & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Shelby Cullom
Davis & Co., all of New York;
A. M. Krensky & Co., of Chicago,
bonds. Due on Aug.
sewer
1 from
.
Cleveland,
can
$300,000
$400,000
of
purchase
follows:
payable at the office of the Treas¬ and
$10,000 general obligation), ofof the Parish School Board.
fered July/19—v.- 180,. p.* 201—
Legality approved by Chapman & were awarded doRyan,* Suther¬
Cutler, of Chicago. *
land & Co.,- of; Toledo.^//
/
i
tax
Magnus & Co., of
Cincinnati, H. V. Sattley & Co.,
of Detroit, and J. A. Overton &
Co., of Cleveland.
the
as
urer
July 20 to the Merchants National
Bank of Boston, at 0.387%
dis¬
of
for
bonds,
r
1 from 1955 -to 1974 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
July
sive.
York, T. J. Feibleman Co., of New
Mayor,
-Louisiana (State of)
Bond. Sale—The
No.
Sibley Sch.
Parish,
Orleans, Fox, Reusch & Co., of
Cincinnati, Ballman & Main, of
Chicago, Ginther, Johnston & Co.,
Rayne, La.
-J\
Webster
Richmond, Rand & Co., of New
Band
"
-
Syndicate—Asso¬
1972 inclusive.,
LOUISIANA
..
Iowa Falls Independent School
*•
purchase
series
Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
,
Devine
J.
ciated with C. J. Devine & Co. in
The
Bond Sale—The
60,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
i966 to 1971 inclusive.
zel,v Superintendent
C*
all
$200,000 rev¬
offered
July 19
—
cinnati.
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
30,000 3^4s.
Sale
mer-Feinhart
on
C.
W.
Chas. A. Hinsch &
follows:
$30,000 2%s.
awarded
of
a." group composed of the Ken¬
tucky Co., Louisville; Pohl & Co.,
300—were awarded
p.
were
Murray State College (P. O.
Murray), Ky.
enue
Sale—The; $120,000
to the Carlton
bonds
revenue
5.02%.
light
plant revenue bonds' offered July
21—v.
clusive.
•
3
public improvement bonds.
Due
serially from 1957 to 1979 incl.
Love
composed
group
Bond
Brooklyn, Iowa
V
.
.
Thornburgh Co., Fox, Reusch &
Co., both of Cincinnati, and Alan
Blair & Co., of Chicago, as 4%s,
at a orice of 90.00, a basis of about
Dated
IOWA
'
'J:
$152,000 water
and
offered
school
Due
.
.
Barlow, Ky.
Bond
Aug. 1,
semi-annually from
July 1, 1955 to Jam. 1, 1964 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1954,
July 1 from 1966 tb 1984 in¬
on
'KENTUCKY :/
Washington School City, Ind. *1".
the. purchase
'
-
Kan.
$235,000 build¬
'----si
>-
.
inclusive;
2.40s, due on
the following:
July 16 were
Small-Milburn Co., of
*
t. /•
'
awarded to
Wichita.
v'
$2,741,000
K.
of the Parish
Police
receive sealed
aids until T1 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
il
for the purchase
of $500,000
1965
Ira Ilaupt Syndicate—Associated
as
1.70%.
to
with Ira Haupt & Co. in the pur¬
chase of the $3,750,000 bonds were
Bond
the
to
and
1955
approved
Legality
1
201
from
follows:
on July 1
as
Clark,
E.
Offering—John
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug.
cost
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
by
Warren
p.
2.54%,
$1,009,000 4s, due
until
on Aug. 4 for the
$3,000,000 building
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due
clusive.
Legality approved by
of
sealed
of
March
an
Board
(CST)
a.m.
oonds.
$38,000 bridge bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Due semi-anriually from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Itoss,
the
receive
ourchase
of
Interest J-J.
of
will
re¬
9
about
interest
net
a
cago,
able at the Switz City Bank. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Union
1969 inclusive.
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
1,
1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Ice &
May and Nov.
on
1955 to
Jan.
to
at a
jfice of 100.11, a net interest cost
>f about 2.08%, as follows:
re¬
2
the
for
semi-annually
1957
will
until
bids
lips Co., both of Davenport,
first mortgage
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
revenue
Due
Charles L.
—
July
on
^uail & Co., and the White-Phil¬
.
President,
sealed
(CST)
-
■
of
the1
Independent School Dist.,
Bond.
inclusive.
1967
to
100.08,
-
July" 30 for the pur¬
chase
of $118,000
school bonds.
Dated July 15, 1954. Due on July
15
Ira Haupt.& Co.,
City, at a price
by
of
—
inclusive.- Legality
.
(DST)
headed
syndicate
a
of New \ork
Chicago,.:*'//' v
Nichols
:
3,750,000 series AI to
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
Waltham, Mass.
Bond
Secretary
Jury, will
O'Dell,
.
coun¬
Washington Parish (P. O.
Franklinton), La.
Bond
Offering — Mildred
aue
clusive./
*
Augusta Melsha, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 26 for
the purchase of $250,000 general
obligation
school bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on. Nov. 1 from
Ligonier), Ind.
$72,000
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered
follows: $2,on July
1
as
1955 to 1970 inclusive;
$3,021,000 2.6'0s, Que on
July 1 from 1971 to 1984 in¬
Independent School
Offering
of
and
District, Iowa
Perry Township Independent Sch.
Township (P. O. R. R. No. 3,
2.57%,
2V2S,
cost
from
offered
180, p.
Sparks & Co., of Des Moines."
—v.
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 3%s, at a
net interest
a
129,000
$23,700 water
July
19
300—were awarded to
bonds
sel, of New Orleans.
about
Sale—The
works
Foley, Cox & Judell, bond
100.01,
net
Lineville, Iowa
bonds and debentures offered
nue
New York City, at a price of
2s and
as
of 1U0.1U0, a
of about 2.08%.
price
a
merest cost
Indiana
Bond
at
ri/4S,
(P. O. Leavenworth),
Corporation
.
„
2.
ens,
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
(EST) on July.
the purchase of $245,000
ed bids until 8 p.m.
27
for
Number 5345
Volume 180
bond$,
special assessment
.
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
District No. 578 bonds.
$217,000
Due
1955 to
from
1
July
on
1964 inclusive.
.
28,000 District No. 583 bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to
./
inclusive.
1964
bonds
The
July
dated
are
1,
1954.Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office,
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Detroit.
of
Warren
fol¬
as
Township, Township School
District (P. O. South Lyon), Mich.
Lyon
awarded
composed
of
to
group
a
Kindred &
Barcus,
Co., Chicago, Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Toledo, and ..Silpr & Co., of
Detroit, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 2.28%, as
p.m.
(EST) on July 26 for
purchase of $600,000 general
obligation bonds. Datedi Aug. 2,
8
$75,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from
1955 to 1957 inclusive.
1958
inclusive.
1962
to
245,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
40,000 IV2S. Due May 1, 1970.
—
will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $232,Clerk,
City
Lybolt,
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Trust
(J-J) payable at the Detroit
Co., Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. /.;
/
(CST) on July
28 for the purchase of $100,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
Aug. 1,
1954. Due
1970
of
(J-J)
office.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Monguagan Township School Dist.
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The $28,000 tax
180, p. 301—were awarded
Michigan National Bank
v.
the
Grand
will receive
untjl 8 p.m. (EST) on
August 4 for the purchase of $3,250,000 ' building • bonds.
Dated
-July 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
District
Secretary,
sealed bids
1955
in 1965 and thereafter are callable
of June
as
1958. Principal and
1,
MINNESOTA
Bond
Offering—Carl
City Clerk, will receive sealed
July
26
for
the
purchase of $49,750
local improvement bonds, as fol¬
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
lows:
1956
•,
Muskegon, Mich.
<
$135,000 special
13
awarded to Kenower, Mac-
bonds.
&
Arthur
Co.,
jointly, at a
cost
interest
McDonaldDetroit,
price of 100.11, a net
Co.,
&
and
both
of
of
1.56%,
about
as
follows:
from
from
57,000 IV2S. Due on Aug. 1
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond Offering—A. J.
City
Clerk,
to
1
inclusive.
approved
Sale
Bond
The
—
removal and filtration
offered
/
>
$30,000 iron
plant bonds
|9—v. 180, p. 202—
were awarded to Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis, as l%s.
Golden
eral
ment
No.
20—v.
to
Valley, Minn.
offered
follows:
$600,000 series A bonds: $180,000
3s, due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to
1961
inclusive; and $420,000
on
series
150,000
(EST) on July 27
purchase of $78,000 Group
No.
II special assessment street
•bonds. Dated Aug. 22, 1954. Due
Potterville School District,
Bond
/
Offering
—
&
bonds:
B
3V2S, due
$45,000
Jan. 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
1962 to
Mich.
Ruth Wright,
of Educa¬
Secretary of the Board
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 28 for
~the purchase of $170,000' school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1954. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
1972 inclusive. Bonds due in 1960
and theerafter are callable as of
-
May 1, 1959. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at a bank or
trust company- to be designated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
approved
-
by
Summit Townshio Sch.
Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Jackson), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
202.
were
on
.
members
Other
J.
Dain
M.
liams
Co.,
&
of
the
of
!
group:
Cald¬
Mannheimer-
Minneapolis,
Co.,
son
man
both
cott
&
Curtis,
&
of
Chicago,
Kal-
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
of
St.
Co., of
Paul, and E. J. Pres-
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 180,
202—were awarded to a group
composed
of
the
Northwestern
National
Bank,
First
National
p.
Bank,
both
National
of Minneapolis,
Bank
of
St.
Paul,
First
Alli¬
son-Williams
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
all of Minneapolis, Caldwell, Phil¬
Faegre
Co.,
J.
M.
Dain
&
Co.,
to Mcr
lips & Co., and Mannheimer-Egan,
Detroit.
sold
were
to
Louis, and Stern Bros.
of Kansas City, as 2V4S
Co.,
and 2V2s. Dated
July 1^ 1954. Due
March 1 from 1955 to 1973 in¬
on
Penington County lndep. Sch. Dist.
No.
(P.^O. Thief River Falls),
18
clusive.
M-S.
Interest
approved by ' Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Legality
&
Trauer¬
,
Sale—The
Bond
and
—v.
$210,000 watei
July It
offered
bonds
sewer
p. 105, were awarded tc
composed of Piper, Jaf¬
180,
group
Minneapolis,
will receive
(CST) on
July 27 for the purchase of $230,000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
District
1954.
Clerk,
Due
Bonds due in
thereafter
and
Feb.
1 from 1957 to
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1971
callable
are
1967
of
as
Principal and inter¬
place to be desig¬
1, 1966.
est payable at a
Flathead
district
County
lispell,
2.05s,
as
19—
due
price
a
bonds
and
system
sewer
bonds
revenue
offered
July 16—c. 179, p. 2857—
were awarded to Blyth & Co., and
Foster & Marshall, both of Seat¬
tle, jointly, as follows:
$50,000
3s.
Due
July
on
from
1
150,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
of B. J. Van lnggh &
Co., New York City,' Ryan, ;Hanauer
& Co./NewarK, and Ewing
& Co., of Montclair; a& 2s, 'at"'a
price of 100.20, a basis of tfoout
1974 inclusive.
,,
District bonds of¬
180, p. 301-—
Improvement
fered
July
19—v.
were
Bank
of Libby,
Madison
No. 23
First
the
awarded To
sealed
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
(CST)
a.m.
the purchase of
$35,000
special
improvement
bonds. Due serially from 1955 to
July
on
26
for
as
6s, at
State
County High Sch Dist.
1954. Interest J-J.
Offering
Bond
will
the
bids
Sealed
—
be received until Aug.
16 for
building
bonds.
Dated July 13, 1954.
Due
serially in 20 years.
1
purchase
of
$50,000
.
NEVADA
MISSOURI
De Soto Public
(P. O. De Soto),
Sch. Dist. No. 73
1954. Due
to
sold to
a
G.
g e
$400,-
bonds
composed of
group
H./Walker
T
of
building
school
high
&
Co.,
Dempsey-
&
Co.,
and
FuszSchmelzle & Co., all of St. Louis.
e
1
e r
Lucedale, Miss.
Sale—The
Leland
Speed
jointly,
100.05,
.
-
2s,
Offering
Postponed—The
W.
Lauren
at a price of
bonds. Dated July 1,
1954. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Broad Street National
Morris
Interest
Township School District
301—were awarded to B. J. Van
p.
1.55s, at
a
basts
S.
Bu-
price of 100.03,
y
-
a
of about 1:54%.
?:j/k
Morristown,
'
Bond
N. J.
Offering—Nelson
tera,,-Tgwn
.
will
Qlerk,
receive
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
9
Aug.
on
the
for
$59,000 bonds,
(DST)
of
purchase
follows:
as
v't
$24,000 equipment bonds.
*
p
28,000 water bonds.
;
7,000 parking meter bonds.;/
Each issue is dated July 1, 1954.
Due
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1963
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the First Nation-]
al Iron Bank of Morristown.
Le¬
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
"
gality
by
approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering
Bond
—
Wallace W.
Jones, City Treasurer, will receive
&
$150,000
sold to the
Investment Co.,. of Kansas
New
bids
until
noon
(DST).on
Peterborough Sch. Dist., N. H.
$430,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
brooke
Co.,
&
both
1.90s, at
of
a
about
1954.
Due
-
Co.,
was
and
sold
R.
to
Esta-
L. Day &
of Boston, jointly, as
price of 100.28, a basis
1.86%. Dated
Sept. 1.
on
Brunswick, N: J.
Offering
—
Henrietta G.
McLaughlin, Assistant City Treas¬
til
will receive sealed bids un¬
11
a.m.
(DST)
on
3 for
Aug.
purchase of $81,000 bonds, as
follows:-.
t
$36,000 street improvement assess¬
ment bonds.
45,000
equipment
<s':
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
from
1955
to
Aug.
inclusive.
1964
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
J-J.
Richland School District, Mo.
City.
ap¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 180,
1
Concord, N.Hi
school
Soden
Legality,
Trenton.
(P. O. Morris Plains), N.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
*
.
July 28 for the purchase of $275,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
was
of
by Hawkins, Delafiefd
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Fiscal Agent
Building, Salt Lake
NEW HAMPSHIRE
sealed
-
bonds
Jersey
for the purchase of $787,000 school
Gibbs,
Bank
street
■
building
Principal* and
at Ifee
payable
New
July 28 as originally announced.—
v. 180, p. 301. Complete details, of
the issue may be obtained from
City, Utah.
$50,000
inclusive.
(F-A)
Bond
Sale—^n issue of $50,000 July 29, 1954 and due on Dec. 1,
electric light revenue bonds was 1954. " Payable
at the National
sold to the Municipal Bond Corp., Shawmut Bank
of Boston.
Le¬
of Chicago, as 3%s. Dated June 1.
gality approved by Storey, Thorn1954. Due on January 1 from 1968
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1972
August 1 from 1955
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Chester A. MPKinney, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July .28
Educational School
Vegas),
Bond
to
of
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Princeton Road, Trenton),
the
Co., both of Jack¬
as
purchase
Lawrence
urer,
improvement bonds offered July
20—v. 180, p. 301—were awarded
to the Hamp-Jones^Co., end the
son,
(iDST)
a.m.
the
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
$1,750,000 general obligation bonds
will be sold on August 25, not
Zions
Bond
11
for
National State Bank, of Elizabeth.
Nevada
Bond
issue
Sale—An
Bond
1959
District No. 2 (P.O. Las
Missouri
000
until
28
,
Clark County
County,
.;
Ingen & Co., New York City, as
par.
inclusive.
1963
<
,
■■'
$211,000 public improvement ahd
equipment bonds. Dated Aug.01,
Valley Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 9 (P. O.
Opheim), Mont.
receive
will
11
bids
July
on
(P. O. Harrison), Mont.
Dated July 1,
Offering—Mrs. H. W. Har¬
City,
I
Elizabeth, N. J.
/
Bond Offering—Patrick
F^'McGann, Comptroller, will recpiye
Libby, Mont.
Sale—The $24,715 Special
Bond
in
Columbia, Miss.
scnobl
and
composed
Bank,
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. W.
Hughes,
1, 1970. Principal and
payable at any suitable Clerk of the Board £f Trustees,
bank designated by the purchaser. will receive sealed bids until 8
Legality approved by Faegre & p.m. (MST) on Aug. 9 J for the
purchase of $39,000 gymnasium
Benson, of Minneapolis.
construction and equipment bonds.
Bond
$434,000'geH-
ofiered
July 19 — v5l80,
202—were awarded to a' grottp
p.
interest
grove,
Sale —The
! improvement
i
of Aug.
as
v
school
Bloomfield, N. J.
Bond
eral
of
Mont.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water
callable
are
at
Glasgow,
1960 to
Bonds
"
N.J.
$80,000
& Co., of Newark, as
2.60s,
100.25, a basis of about 2.56%.
100.01.
Offering-*-Paul H. Haugen,
thereafter
July
2857—were awarded to
p.
Richfield, Minn.
inclusive.
offered
bonds
179,
Benson, of Minneapolis.
and
as
School Districts
(P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $343,000 school
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Village Clerk/'wilT receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
28 for the purchase of $1,000,000
''mprovement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1954. Due on August 1 from 1956
O.
auer
at
interest
nated
1975
J. M. Dain &
& Co., all oi
3s, at a price of
par.
v.
(P.
offered July 21—v.
180, p.
202—were awarded to J. B. han-
1.97%.
East Helena, Mont.
the Conrad National Bank of Ka¬
L. William¬
Offering—A.
Sale—The
/
:
Dist.
West Berlin),
Bond
e
both of St.
&
New Madrid, Mo.
$35,000 building
awarded
by
approved
Minneapolis.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 205 (P. O. St. Louis Park),
Julv 15—v. 180,
Donald-Moore & Co., of
Legality
Shaughnessy
& Co.,
Harold E. Wood & Co., all of St.
Paul, Woodard-Elwood & Co., of
Minneapolis, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Inc.,
Egan,
bonds,
group composed of Newhard, Cook
& Co., Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
Benson, of Minneapolis.
was
Allison-Wil¬
Co.,
Phillips
well,
suitable
to be des¬
any
ignated by the successful bidder.
on
1961
to
000
Aug. 22 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
clusive. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
at
trust company
or
Jefferson
on
.
payable
bank
Jan. 1 from 1956
inclusive; and $105,-
3s, due
for the
school
Jan. 1 from 1962
to 1975 inclusive.
bids until 5 p.m.
proved
by
Berry,
Stevens
Moorman, of Detroit.
1964
terest
July
202—were awarded
headed by Piper, Jaf¬
p.
3V2S, due
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,00C
fray & Hopwood,
Co., and Kalman
MISSISSIPPI
fray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis,
from
St. Louis County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. R-9 (P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
&
Sch.
,
bonds
1954.
$750,000 gen¬
sewer
improve¬
bonds
1
180,
group
a
im¬
Sale—The
obligation
NEW JERSEY
Twp.
■
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1971
July
Bond
\
Berlin
M-S. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St
a
to
Minn.
Gray, Best, Coondge & Kugge, of
Bosion.
Louis.
provement
Bond
January
on
1965
$12,000
sold to the First
was
53
1955
to
1974
inclusive. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by
Ropes,
MONTANA
purchase of $32,000
the
jf'or
1
January
on
J-J. Legality
Bovey,
;
sealed
1
January
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Leutscher,
receive
will
Due
1956
Interest
as
$78,000 13/4s. Due on Aug. 1
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
on
Due
bonds.
1,700
Bond Sale—The
Moore
inclusive.
1965
of
March 1 from 1955 to 1974 incl.
Cheney,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
July 29
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
assessment bonds offered July
were
to
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
from
2,350
January 1
Due
bonds.
8,700
(J-D) payable at a bank
trust company to be designated
or
Erick-
I.
issue
National Bank of Doniphan, as 3s
and 3V2S. Dated June 1, 1954. Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
son,
on
school bonds
Rapids, Minn.
Offering—A.'.B.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
son,
interest
.by•the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,- Canfield,* Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.: ,7 T *>y
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Minneapolis.
Minnesota
Alexandria, Minn.
Bonds due
1972 inclusive.
to
to
of
suit¬
any
trust company to be
of
Bond
•
payable at
or
Rapids, at 2%.interest.
from
Offering—James L. Hale,
an¬
ticipation notes offered July 19—
$37,000 bonds. Due
;rtVo. 2 (P. O. 12351 Longsdorf
•Avenue, Wyandotte), Mich.
Bond
payable at a bank
designated
trust company to be
or
Principal
inclusive.
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Bond
1959. Principal and
July 1,
able bank
Park
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1960 and thereafter are callable
interest
p.m.
interest
and
July 1 from
on
2
1974
to
1957
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July'28
for the purchase Of $100,000 school
site and
building bonds. Dated
1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from 1955
to
1959 inclusive. Principal and
Treasurer's
-
son,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
Michigan
Bond Offering—James L. Daw¬
cial assessment bonds. Dated Sept.
the City
Legality ap¬
Ulrich,
District
Whilmore Lake School District,J
Sale—An
Minnesota
Offering—Arnold
est
000 water main improvement spe¬
interest (A-O) payable at
132 (P. O.
Bond
Note
Kenneth W.
Common School
Rochester),
County
of
as
Bond
Interest
Olmsted
July 1, 1957. Principal and inter¬
Midland, Mich.
Offering
callable
are
Ripley County School District No.
31 (P. O. Doniphan), Mo.
on
1975 inclusive.
to
District No.
Bonds due in 1963
thereafter
and
1966
Wyoming Twp. Graded Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P.O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
40,000 Is. Due May 1, 1971.
Bond
425,000 2.80s. Due on Jan. 1 from
July 1 from 1955 to
on
1969 inclusive.
as
'
140,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
-
Due
1965 inclusive.
1956 to
the
1954,
price
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$325,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1957 to
follows:
2.73%,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
'/'■£ Bond Sale—The $540,000 school
bonds offered July 19—v. 180, p.
104—were
of par, a
Bond
til
of St. Paul, at
Inc., both
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Center Line), Mich.
Offering — Aldred Lipke,
j
lows:
(397)
September
1 from
fice.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall,
well,
Trimble
Mit¬
&
chell, of New York City. (The sale
was originally intended to be held
July 20—v.
on
•
New Jersey
180,
p.
106.)
p
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Two
Bridges
Turnpike—Two
to
Connect
bridges
With
now
be¬
for the
New Jersey
figuratively
will., be
worth their weight in gold as kev
ing
built
Turnpike
links
in
will
save
ing
for
new
extensions
w^ich
precious hours of driv¬
motorists
and
truckers
alike, according to the New Jer¬
Turnpike Authority; They are the nearly two-mile
sey
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(398)
long Newark Bay Bridge, an
in¬
the Newark BayHudson County
Extension from
the Newark Airport Interchange
to Manhattan via Jersey City and
the Holland Tunnel, and the *3,500foot Delaware River Bridge, which
links the New Jersey and Penn¬
part
tegral
of
District
Fleischman,
-
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
savings
July 29 for >:the
bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
State Bank of Kenmore. Legality
has nothing to do
approved by O. Clyde, Joslin, at¬
sylvania Turnpikes,
The value of the bridges is in
i
to drivers and
with actual cost
construction or with potential
the
of
time
from
revenues
tolls
and
conces¬
Avenue route.
paw
on
for
torney
the
Town,
of
Tona-
wanda.
No.
1
(P.O. Limestone), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Oscar L. Beer,
President of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (DST) on July 28 for the
2
say
$90,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
trucks will
tional Bank of
But
even
an
the
is
purchase
greater time saver
River Turnpike
Delaware
By 1957 traffic engineers
Bridge.
that nearly 10,000 cars and
zip daily over the new
link
between
the
Jersey
and
Pennsylvania Turnpikes in about
45 minutes, compared to a journey
that is presently a two-hour strug¬
gle through Philadelphia and its
at
dollar
a
hour for
an
driver's time, and without
a
includ¬
time saved by passengers, it}
as
though the two bridges
would show a saving to motorists
the
first
year
of operation of
around
$20,000,000.
This value
ing
looks
the years pass.
bondholders who are
will increase
the
For
as
LejgaL
Salamanca.
Sullivan,.Dono¬
Heenehan, of New* York
&
Bond
Cherry Valley, N. Y.
Offering—Henry S. Coats,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 2
for the purchase of $9,500 water
interest
(M-S)
payable
the
at
concessions
the
Pennsylvania link an estimated
$2,951,000.
These estimated fig¬
1957
for
ures
show
of
an
and
$5,020,000
annual increase un¬
til
Valley.
and
Bennington
Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. East
1
Aurora), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Cornelia H.
Tyler, District Clerk,' will receive
sealed bids until 11 .a.m.
(DST)
on
July 27 for the purchase of
$3,660,000
school
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1954. Due on December 1
at
Speaking of "estimated figures,"
the experience of the New Jersey
Turnpike indicates that all of its
Western
(J-D) payable
Company of
York, Buffalo. hegality approved by Wood, King &
cipal and interest
Marine Trust
New
Dawson, of New York City.
traffic estimates seem to have the
Bond Sale—The
$385,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 180,
202—were awarded to a group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., both
of New York City, and J. B. Hanauer
& Co., of Newark, as 2.40s,
at 100.23, a basis of about 2.36%.
p.
able
Due
on
1969
inclusive.
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 2
from 1955 to
Principal and in¬
August. 1
(F-A) payable at the First
(P. O. Irvington), N. Y.
Free Sch. Dist.
as
101.05,
Neck
office
National.
"
of
Bank,
Square..
j
.
a
Cheviot, ~Ohio
Offering—Conrad
.
Bond
Weitz,
will receive sealed
(EST) on July 30
tor
tne
purcnase
of
$10,923.75
street improvement bonds. Dated,
July 15, 1954. Due on December
City Auditor,
bids until
noon
.
15 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. In¬
terest
J-D. Legality approvecb by
Warrensburg, Thurman; Chester,-*' Peck, Shaffer & Williams;'of Cin¬
cinnati. i*
v.'
.v.; ;;
J •
Creek and Johnsburg Central >. wCtay Local School District (P. O.
School District No. 1 (P.- O.' ,v.
Bladen), Ohio
Warrensburg), N.% F.< ;
'Bond Sale—The $82,659 build¬
Bond Offering—Chas. H.1 Browp.
ing bonds offered July 21—v. '180,
District Clerk, will receive sealed]
p. 106—were awarded to McDon¬
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July
ald & Co., of Cleveland.
\
f *
30 for the purchaser of *$190,OOu
school bonds. Dated June. 1, 1954. Felicity-Franklin Local School
Qist.
'
•
Bolton, Caldwell, H or icon, Stony
-
"
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
approved
City. *
" ;
r
'v "
;
Middletown, N. Y.
Blond " Offering
City
Vuolo,
ceive
bids
\A
will
until
2
.
F.
Nicholas
Treasurer,
sealed
(DST)
—
re¬
p.m.
July 29 for the pur¬
$165,275 bonds, as fol¬
on
of
lows:
$65,275 public improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
Due
able
Aug.
The
1954.
are
dated
1,
Aug.
Principal and interest (F-A)
at
Co.,
approved
the Orange County
Middletown. Legality
Vandewater, Sykes,
of New York
by
National
Emerson
(P. O. Felicity), [Ohio
Bond Sale—The $194,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on July 1,T—v.
.
.
V
Bank, Warrensburg. Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater, . Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
180,
City.
basis of about
CAROLINA
p. 202 — were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as -23/4s,
at a price of 101.76, a
Bond
Sale
—
180, p*
July 20—v.
awarded
were
1
The $70,000
the
to
bonds
302—
Secu¬
First
rities Corp., of Durham, at a
'of
100.10,
about
price
cost tof
interest
net
a
2.78%,
follows:
as
$10,000
fire
Heckler & Galloway,
3s.
Due
bonds
bonds *as
Park), N.
1956
Olsen,
District, will
at
(DST) on July 27 for the purchase
of $19,000 fire apparatus purchase
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
Aug.
1955 to 1964 inclu¬
interest (F-A)
from
1
sive. Principal and
payable at the Bank of New Hyde
Park. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City..
I
'
99.15,
1956 to
(P. O; MamaroYieck), N. Fi.
Bond Offering — George Gar-
?
funkel, President of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on July
29 for the purchase .of
$35,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1954. Due on June 1 from 1955
1962 inclusive.
Principal and
to
880,000 3s.
1976 to
Herkimer, N. Y.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
Bond
Delmar), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$1,658,000 school
Offering
—
F.
lette, Village Treasurer, will
re¬
1954. Due
1968
June5! from
on
1957-to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable in New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell
&
City. V
Pershmgj^of
.•
'
_•
;•
..
F*r.'
Williamston,
Due
building bonds offered July 20—
v.
180, p. 202—were awarded to
ceive
a
group composed of Kidder, Pea& Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., Lee Higginson
Corp., Coffin & Burr, Gregory &
chase of $61,000 recreation bonds.
will receive sealed bids until noon
body
Dated June
July 28 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 capital notes.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Feb.
1
from
on
bids
July
29
1, 1954.
1955
to
until
Due
1964
2
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
on
able
Sonv Inc., and Rand & Co., all of
of
by
of 100.70,'a basis of about" 2.33%.
&
at
the
First
Herkimer.
National
Legality
Vandewater,
Galloway,
Sykes,
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
New York City, as 2.40s, at a price
sealed
(DST)
pay¬
Bank
aporoved
Heckler
* New York City.
ford,
(DST)
Commissioner
on
of
Finance,
1
Dec.
on
Local
School
from
V
District
,
Bond
;
until
for
r
N.
11
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase ot
Sale — The $1,600,000
disposal plant bonds of¬
20—v. -180," pV 302—
sewage
fered
July
awarded
were
inclusive.
*
-
C.
'
1954. Due
■
:
*
^
on
July
27
15.000 street
1955
extension improve¬
to
on
1964
group
com¬
Inc., Toledo; Paine, Webber/Jiackson
&
Curtis, of Chicago; /Mc¬
Donald & Co., Cleveland; Ameri¬
.
Securities Corp., New York
City; Fahey, Clark & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., both of Cleve¬
land, and Ryan, Sutherland &
Co,, of Toledo, as 2Y4S, at 100:90, a
can
.
basis of about 2.14%.
Dated
June
1,
December 1 from
r
Township, Local School
District (P. O. R. D. 2, Warren),
Ohio
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
pf the
receive
"
;
S.
—
C.
Klbler,
Board of Education,
sealed
bids
:until
(EST) on August 2 for the
purchase
of
$148,000 - building
noon
bonds. Dated Aug. I,-1954. Due on
November
l jrom
1955
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Lucas
to
1978
>
-
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond
Offering
Adelaide
E.
Schmidt, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
re¬
,
ceive
sealed
—
bids
until,. 10
of
a.m.
,
(EST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
$65,140
road
improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1954. Due
of
Dec.
on
15
clusive.
from
1956
Principal
(J-D)
payable
to
New
Bond
at
sanitary
sewer
sold
was
Roth
&
3y4s,
basis
on
interest
the
County
<
,
Lebanon,
Sale—An
1964 in¬
and
Treasurer's office.
Ohio
issue
of
$68,200
assessment
Mav
21
to
bonds
the
Weil,
Irving Co., of Cincinnati,
at a price of 100.55, a
of
about
3.19%.
Interest
M-N.
inclusive.
and--interest
(J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
-1
••
Lordstown
■
bonds.
a
posed of Braun, Bosworth &; Co.,
as
avenue
to
York
r
New
Bond rOfferin£-^W/ E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his Office in Raleigh,
ment
Syracuse, N. Y.
Note Offering—George H. Bed¬
4
Dec. 1 from
on
,
10,000
Gil¬
Due
.
.
Mechanicville.
Helen
Dec. 1 from
on
(P. O. Shauck), Ohio •
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
Bond
Offering—W. E. Eastering bonds offered July 15—v. 180,
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
p.
106, were awarded to. J. A.
ernment Commission, will receive
White
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. on July 27 for the '2%s, at a price of 101.77, a basis
of about 2.54%.
;
1" \
purchase of
$35,000 street im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1.
; Lorain, Ohio
/ ?. ;
] No. 14 (P. O. Woodmere), N. Y.
approved by Thomas D. Nolan, of
Due
1994 inclusive.
Johnsville
■;!
Scotland
cost -of
1975 inclusive.
,
New
interest
City, N. C.
,
and
p.
-
Elm
interest
(J-D)
payable
at 'the improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
Bond Offering—Clayton L. Sea¬ County Trust Co., Mamaroneck. 1954. Due on June 1 from 1957 to
1973 inclusive. Principal and In¬
man, District Clerk, will receive Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Springfield Township School Dist. sealed bids until 3:30
Taylor & Washburn, of New York terest (J-D) payable in New York
p.m. (DST)
(P. O. Springfield), N. J.
on
City. Legality approved by Reed.
V'
♦'
July 29 for the purchase of City.
Bond Sale—The $615,000 build¬
$245,000 library bonds. Dated Aug. Salem Hebron and Jackson Central Hoyt, Taylor & Wgshburn, of New
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 179,
York City.
i, 1954. Due on February 1 from
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Salem),
p. 2857—were awarded to a group
1956 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
New York \
1
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
OHIO,,
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $455,000 build¬
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., both of
Woodmere Office of the Meadow
AkrofifzOhio
New York City, J. B. Hanauer &
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 180,
Brook
National Bank,
Bond Sale—The $.1,000,000 sew¬
of Freep.
302 -r- were
awarded to the
Co., and MacBride, Miller & Co.,
port. Legality approved by Haw¬
Marine Trust Co. of Western New age disposal plant' improvement,
both of Newark, as 2%S, at a price
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
unlimited tax bonds offered July
of 100.06, a basis of about 2.36%.
York, of Buffalo, and R. D. White
York City.
19—v. 180, p.
& Co., both of New York City,
10ff£were awarded
to a group composed of Lehman
NEW YORK
Henrietta Water District (P. O.
iointly, as 2V2S, at 100.03, a basis
Brothers, Salomon-Bros. & HutzErie Station Road, West
of about 2.49%.
*
Albany County (P. O. Albany),
ler, W. E. Huttqn'<& Co., and the
New York
Henrietta), N. Y.
Stillwater, Stillwater Fire District American Securities Corp., all- of
Bond Offering—Jacob H. HerBond Offering—Almon C. Kra¬
New York City, as 2Y4S, at a price
(P. O. Stillwater), N. Y. '
zog, County Treasurer, will re¬ mer,
Town Supervisor, will re¬
Bond Offering—John H. Brad¬ of 102.15, a basis^of about 2.04%.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
:
; /
ley, District Treasurer, will re¬
(DST) on July 29 for the pur¬ (DST) on Aug. 4 for the purchase
Alliance? Ohio
ceive
sealed
bids
until .2 p.m.
chase of $1,000,000 highway bonds. of
Bond Offering ,— Karl Ayers,
$716,000 water bonds. Dated (DST) on July 30 for the pur¬
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from chase of $45,000 fire house build¬ City Auditor, wiftV receive sealed
1
from
1954
to
1962
inclusive.
bids until noon (DST) on August
1955 to 1984 inclusive. Principal
ing and apparatus bonds. Dated
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ and interest (F-A) payable at the
3
for
the
puiScRfese of $77,900
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on February 1,
able at the State Bank of Albany. Union Trust
■
Co., Rochester. Le¬ from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬ bonds, as follows!""'
Legality approved by Sullivan, gality approved by Vandewater,
cipal and interest (F-A) payable $67,000 street improvement bonds.
Donovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan, Sykes, Heckler &
Dated July 1, 1954. Due,'on
Galloway, of at the State Bank of Albany,
of New York City.
New York City.
December 1 ifrom 1955 to 1964
Mechanicville
Branch.
Legality
Bethlehem
180,
Hayden,
1968 inclusive.
1969 to
June
on
revenue
to
follows:
as
100,000 2%s.
and
1
inclusive;
due
works
net
a
2.99%,
■
Rye Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 1
■.
23/4S,
.
July .22—v.
awarded
$120,000 2V2S.
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Oiiciiiig—Olaf W.
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
1962
to
$44,000
Y.
.
Bond
Treasurer of the Fire
1956
from
1
\
Miller & Co., and Field, Richards
& Co., both of Cleveland, jointly,
60,000 municipal building bonds:
$16,000 3s, due on June 1 from
Hempstead, Garden City
Park Water District (P. O. 2264
Jericho furnnike, New Hyde
.
June
water
offered
302—were
about
equipment
•
,
Sale—The $1,100,000 first
mortgage
to 1962 inclusive.
on
2.58%.
Jackson, Ohio
;
Elizabethtown, N. C.
Bond
offered
bonds
the
at
NORTH
clusive.
picL
1, 1955 to 1973
proved
water bonds.
Due on
1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
100,000
June
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
1959 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $1,245,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 180,
p. ,202—were awarded to a group
composed of the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, Bankers
Trust Co., and Wood, Struthers
& Co., both of New York City, as
2.30s. at 100.29, a basis Of about
2.27%.
Hempstead Union
Legality
National Bank, of Minoa.
Great
pay¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield -&
Wood, of New York City./"' ,
,11 a.m. (DST) on July
purchase of $30,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1954;
terest
the
Franklin
Franklin
the
Cleveland,
2%s,, at a price of
basis of about 2.13%.
jointly,
July 28
on
Aug^l, 1954. Due on
from 1955 to 1971 incl.
1
at
the
Offering—Eileen
for
(DST)
Neck,
Principal and interest (F-A)
Cobler,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
29
3:30 p.m.
August
New York
Bond
Great
Road,
awarded
to, the
Savings Bank &- Trust ,
and
Field,
were
Provident
ixe- Co.,, of Cincinnati,
officej 30 Richards & Co., of
the purchase of $36,500 sewer
for
price of par.
a
...
,
until
bids at,his
View
2858,-
p.
R.
<
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
will
bonds. Dated
North
«
themselves.
Randolph Twp. Sch.. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 2. Doir-r). N. J.
Valley
Clerk,
City.
Central
from 1955 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
"under."
Actually, the
Jersey pike is already handling
the volume of traffic predicted by
engineers for 1980. \ ?■
awarded
Bank, of
Village
ceive sealed
15—v.
(P. O. R. D. No. 3, East Syracuse),
Cherry
the
Gallaher,
Manlius Common Sch. Dist. No. 20
Trust
1980, at which time the roads
and
bridges will have paid for
prefix
2V2«, at
„
payable
Aurora
and
were
Otsego County National Bank of
Elma, Marilla, Wales, Lancaster,
tolls
Bond
apparatus
180,, p.
to the First
Moravia, as
offered July
National
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
potential value of hours - saved,
traffic
engineers
estimated the
Newark Bay-Hudson County Ex¬
tension will produce a gross rev¬
from
106,
—
Thomaston, N. Y. •
Offering-^ Benton
(P. O.
fire fighting
and
bonds
1, 1954.
interested in cold cash and not the
enue
truck
Dated Sept.
improvement bonds.
to
Sale
Bond
chase
City.
environs.
Even
of
ity approved by
van
1
Y.
The $10,000 Sire
Locke), N.
bids until
Free Sch. Dist.
Carrollton Union
15,600,000 vehicles will use Jhe
Hudson County-Manhattan short¬
cut, saving from 35 minutes to an
hour and a half, depending on
traffic over the present Communi-
(DST)
p.m.
purchase of $45,000
In 1957 it is estimated that
sions,
Locke Fire Dist. No.
Brighton Fire District No. 5 (P. O.
Kenmore), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Rdswell J.
...
Richmond Heights
(P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Principal
Bond
Hanslik,
ceive
(DST)
Offering
Village
sealed
—
Russell
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7
.
W.
re¬
p.m.
on Aug. 9 for the purchase
$66,250.99 special assessment
Township Local School
1, 1955 and 1956.
Interest F-A.
District (P. OI Ci ncinnati), Ohio
public improvement bonds. Dated
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,, of ■_ Bond Sale—The "500,000 build¬ July-1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1-from
ing bonds offered
ly 15—v. 179, 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
New York City.
Principal
Anderson
of
•
olume 180
,
Mt.
National
Bond
Squire,
Legality approved by
ceive
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
received
by
until
3
(CST) on July 28 for the purchase
f $1,800 building and equipment
Due in 1959.
bonds.
•'
County (P. O. Alva), Okla.
Offering—Clay
Bond
'
1965: inclusive.
I.-1963 to
»■
.■*-
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Sale—The
10
dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Due on July
$70,000 build¬
1
No.
subject to prior redemption.
Principal and interest payable at
I
Sherman), Ore.
•
Sale
Bond
—
$6,000 bonds
Tne
13—v. 180, p. 203,
awarded to the United States
offered
were
July
National
Bank,
Portland,
of
District Treasurer, will
lips,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
8
re¬
p.m
on
July 1 from-1956 to 1967 inclusive;
Callable, as of July 1, ,196.4vPrin-«
cipal and interest payable at the
Medford
branch of
the United
States National Bank of
180,
interest
cost
1.
follows:
650,000
Sale—The
the
1955 to
14,000
2s; Due
1958 to
1964
May
on
,-;';
.
from
1
inclusive.^.
Interest M-N.
Marion
County School District No.
24CJ (P. O. 1309 Ferry
Street,
Offering
—
Connell
building
bonds.
as
of Sent.
1.
Portland.
Shuler
&
'_
of
&
Sale—The $6,000,000 bonds
Bond
180, p. 107—
a
syndicate
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., New York City, as follows:
offered
were
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
July 20—v.
awarded
to
Bond Offering—R.
H. Ashmore,
the
for
purchase
of
inclusive.
Principal
Simons, of Charleston.
$1,540,000
from 1955
as
000
2s,
1976
to
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered
July
15—v.
180, p
Legality approved by Mor¬
Georgia, of Atlanta, A. M. Law &
due on Aug. 1
1984 inclusive.
from
:
«.
2s,
1955
to
due on Aug. 1
1961 inclusive;
$810,000 l%s, due on Aug. 1
1962 to 1975 inclusive;
: from
and
$486,000 2s, due on Aug.
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
Other
cate:
members of * the syndi¬
Brothers, of New
Lehman
Township Sch• Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 4, West Chester),
Pennsylvania
$50,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered July
14 were awarded to
Blair, Rollins & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, as 2!/4S, at a price of 100.31.
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
RICO
(Commonwealth of)
Oil Production Forecast — By
the end
of
1955 the Common¬
wealth—without a single oil re¬
finery at the start of this year—
will be
producing
000 barrels
more
than 30,-
of refined oil daily.
spot where U. S. troops landed in
bids
sealed
until
noon
barrels
daily
by the
end of
1955.
Together, the refineries
—
be¬
the
pur¬
River
longing to the Commonwealth Oil
Refining Co., and the Caribbean
reve¬
Refining Co.—will add more than
River
500 jobs
(DST)
Port
nue
dn
29
July
Authority
bonds
first
for
series
(Delaware
form. Dated
May 15, 1953 and due on Dec. 15,
Bridges), in
1983.
j
Bids
coupon
must
be
addressed
to
the Bank in care of Rex T. Wyre,
and nearly $2,000,000 in
to the Puerto Rican
Since 1948 some 336
new
plants have provided
annual wages
economy.
other
nearly 55,000 jobs at annual sal¬
aries in excess of
$22,000,000.
1
from
& Bockius, of Phila¬
Eond Sale—The
from
1,800,000 school bonds at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost
of about 1.88%, as follows:
$504,000
Spartanburg County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C. -
$1,400,000
l%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1966
to 1975 inclusive; and $1,260,-
and
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
follows:
1.90%,
$250,000
payable at The Hanover
price of 100.05, a
cost
of about
to
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
1970
interest
a
interest
2s, due on Aug. 1
1965 inclusive;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
12
at
bonds
net
improvement
general
$4,200,000
to
West Bradford
j
(<*
Memphis, Tenn.
1898, will be ready to turn out 22,-
ww*jj|*I j Secretary of the Retirement Fund,
Stroud
chase of 58,000,000 Delaware
1959. Prin¬
Sayre,
of
000
of
receive
Dated
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved
by Winfree
McCulloch,
Bank
the Common¬
Pennsylvania
School
Employees' Retirement Fund, will
Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds are
callable
composed
wealth
August 10 for the purchase of
$780,000
Providence, at 0.72%.
to
Trust Co., agent for
C.
Ward, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
National
Mellon
—The
Salem), Ore.
Bond
discount, and-, $500,000 to
Island Hospital Trust Co..
purchase of
Interest J-J.
of July 1, 1964.
as
rectors,
1 from
v.
Rhode
the
Two new refineries costing a
of the Board pf Di¬ total of some
$36,000,000 going up
will receive sealed bids at
Catano, across the bay from
until 8 p.m. (DST) on August 11
San Juan, and at Guayanilla, on
for the purchase of $200,000 school
the south coast, will handle the
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on
production. The Catano installa¬
September 1 from 1956 to 1970
tion,
costing
$11,000,000
and
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality
scheduled
for
completion
next
approved by Burgwin, Perry &
spring will refine about 10,000
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
barrels
a
day.
The Guayanilla
Delaware River Port Authority, Pa. unit,
a
$25,000,000 property lo¬
Block of Bonds Offered for Sale
cated less than 10 miles from the
was
Due on May
1957 inclusive,
0.74%
for
6
Aug.
Chester
of
until
$100,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1, 1954. Due on July 1 from 1956
to 1971 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1965 and thereafter are callable
Secretary
sold; on
May 18 to the First National Bank,
of Portland, as follows:-; 'f'TS (:
$4,764 2%s.
$1,000,000 notes
107, were awarded to a group
composed of the Trust Co. of
Lewis
delphia.
to
Maple Avenue, Edgewood,
Pittsburgh 18), Pa.
Bond Offering — J. G. Quick,
issue of $18,764
Sale—An
Bond
improvement bonds
awarded
Edgewood School District (P. O.
Lebanon, Ore >J:X
V'
204—were
National
Bank
p.
bids
rate' ol
Due on Aug. 1 from
1984 inclusive.
Interest
gan,
gen¬
Valley, of Coatesville, as 2V4S, at
101.07, a basis of about 2.12%.
at
payable
bonds
the
July 21—v. 180, p. 303—
were sold as follows:
$500,000 tc
First National Bank of Boston at
1, 1954.
gen¬
303—were awardec
p.
group
water improve¬
offered July 21 —
the
County Treasurer's office.* Legal¬
ity aporoved by Winfree, McCul
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
(F-A)
a
180,
obligation
180,
v.
at
1956
Pa.
$125,000
eral
ment
$400,000
Aug. 1, 1954.
Aug. 1 from
on
(PST) on July 26 for
the purchase of $10,000 building
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
to
1964 inclusive. Principal and
until 8 p.m.
interest
Sale—The
plegate & Humphrey, Inc., both
Pittsburgh, as 2%s, at 100.10,
a
basis of
about 2.11%.
Dated
inclusive.
Coatesville,
Bond
Treasurer will receive sealed
a
of
Due on Aug. 1 from
1971
to
2s, at
Co., Philadelphia, S. K. Cun¬
ningham & Co., and Hulme, Ap-
,
2s. Due
sealed
8 pun.
&
1972 to 1984 inclusive.
County
bids
The
to
400,000 IV2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
1968
—
21—v.
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Sch. Dist. No. 177
(P. O. Culp Creek), Ore.
Offering—Anna A. Zuhr,
receive
will
F-A.
.-v,
200,000 l%s.
as
eral obligation bonds offered July
$250,000 13/4S. Due on Aug. 1 from
Portland.
price
basis of about 1.59%.
Upper Darby,
Springfield Township (P. O.
Springfield), Pa. -
price of par, a net
of about 1.87%, as
a
;
Clerk of the Board of Education,
series "O" road bonds. Dated Aup
p.
group
delphia, at
Lane County
Offering
$1,500,000 im¬
204—were awarded to
composed of the First
Boston
Corp.,
Merrill
Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, both of
New
York
City, Stokes & Co.,
and Harrison & Co., both of Phila¬
a
Portland.
Bond
of
Bond
by Winfree,
& Sayre, of
Legality approved
McCulloch, Shuler
180, p. 204—were awarded to
Upper Darby National Bank,
—v.
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown, Pa.
Note Sale—The
$20,000 im¬
provement bonds offered July 19
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland
—v.
July 30 for' the pur¬
chase of $57,750 general obligation
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
(PST)
Port¬
provement bonds offered July 20
Offering—James A. Phil¬
Bond
'
"
South Dakota
offered
Sal e—The
Bond
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
Sale—The
•;
headed
of 102.13, a
Bond
5
Independent School City,
Bond
Pawtucketi R. I.
Sharon Hills School District, Pa.
as
Kings Highway Water District
(P. O. Medford), Ore.
J
Lead
2.14%.
the
/
No.
'
SOUTH DAKOTA
on
Co., Dolphin & Co., both
of Philadelphia, and Johnson &
Johnson, of Pittsburgh, as 2V4S, at
a price of 100.82, a basis of about
land, or at the Marine Midland
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
2%s, at a price of par.
3
'
"
bonds.
gen¬
Stroud &
inclusive.
the First National Bank of
1
No.
Schook District
250,000
RHODE ISLAND
$253,000
judgment funding bonds offered
July 21 — v. 180, p. 303 — were
awarded to a group composed of
in 1964 and thereafter
are
Black Butte Sch.
(P. O. Camp
41
1993
to
1956
from
Bonds due
basis of about 2.18%.
Dist.
Aug. 3 for the
on
empt
Co., of Portland, as 2%s, at 100.20,
Jefferson County,
until
purchase of $230,000 non tax-ex¬
ing bonds offered Juiy <J<J
P. AOU,
p. 302—were awarded to Blyth &
a
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
agree¬
Bank
for
Puerto
as
agent
for
the
will be
Interest
obligation improvement and
eral
Ca¬
F.
Portland,
of
Bank
tional
County School District
No. UH-13 (P. O. Reedsport), ,
Oregon
Bond
Oregon
Offering—Henry
Delaware
Bonds as
School
(CST)/on July 28 for the: I
made. Subsequent borrowing _bi
purchase
of $225,000
building»
amounts, of $1,000,000 each may be
aopds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
entered into at any time over the
July 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclu-■
following six months, with thej sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
maturity date of the note set as payable at any suitable bank or
June 30, 1955.,
;rust company to be designated
Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
ed
Qouglas
acted
No.
District
bonds.
150,000
Authority.
Portland),
bell, President, will receive seal¬
bids in care of the First Na¬
of Portland.
an
District
School
$100,000
has
by the successful bidder. Legality
2% annually on the amount oi
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Fund,, is
he
loan
outstanding
on
each Minneapolis.
offering for sale on. July 29? a
monthly interest payment date,
alock
of
$8,000,000,; Delaware
TENNESSEE
beginning Aug. 1,;1954,
River Port Authority 3 V2 % first
Proceeds of the borrowing will
series revenue bonds, dated. May
Bristol, Tenn.
,
be* applied to payment
of the
15, 1953 and due on Dec. 15, 1983.
Bond
Offering — Albert • W.
capital improvements program 0
(See item under "Delaware River
the Puerto Rico Water Resources Stone, City Recorder, will receive;
Port Authority.")
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
Scranton,
Reed College XP> O.
Bond
ton, as follows:
Retirement
Employees'
-
,:<•
par.
"
Authority
"provided through
Rico
as agent for the Com¬
monwealth of Pennsylvania School:
ry.-vl80, p. 203, were awarded to
(PST) on July 26 for
-the Douglas County State Bank,
purchase of $240,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,; 1954. -Due of Roseburg, as 23/4S, at a price of
Legality approved by Win-
Resources
Development
&; Trust Co.,
the
office.
—
ment with the National City Bank
of New York. The
Government
Agent—The Mellon National Bank
until 8 p.m.
payable at the County Treasurer's
been
Trust Coo
$8,000,000
Authority
Offering
River Port
—
i
Water
(TV O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
1 (P. o: Box 792, *:. . yNorth Roseburg Sanitary District
Canby), Ores ;.
/ (P. O. Roseburg), Ore.
Bond Sale
The $121,412 im¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
provement bonds offered July 15
be received by the District Clerk
Aug, I from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
Beefch^
1954. Due on
Mellon National Bank
,
op,
Financing Arranged
$10,000,000 for the Puerto Rico
1
T
Dist. No.
J.
of
Keesport.
$500,000 build-
U^
■
ford & Co., of Columbia, and
Huger, Barnwell & Co., of Charles-
Legality approved' by rate of $1,000,000 monthly begin¬
p- T>~U1
offered July 20—v. 180, j Burgwin, Ruf^w Perry & Pohl, ning;; in July, 1954, until/a mini¬
Burgwin, Ruffirr,
of Pittsburgh.
mum loan
of $5,000,000 has been
were
awarded to the nf T>i++chnrcrh
1
Clpckamus County Union High Sch.
Co., of Spartanburg, G. H. Craw-
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
:Authority in negotiating the loan.
Principal and interest payable at
Under terms of the agreement
the First National Bank of Mchn Authority will borrow at the
Cierk, will receive
United States National Bank, and
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Blyth & Co.,. both of Portland,
July 28 for the purchase of $495,~
jointly,'; at 100.18, a net/interest
000 court house and jail .bonds.
cost of about 1.87%, as follows:
Dqe, serially from 1957 to 1969
inclusive; / "
,
> - $338,000 l%s. Due on Jan. 1 .from
£ l :J; 1956 to-1962 inclusive.
OREGON
162,000 2s.; Due on Jan. 1 from
County
row,
Au-
Temporary financing to the extent
improvement
obligation
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
County Sch. Dist-. No. 3
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds
pj
203 —-
Mur-
D.
Interim
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $40,000
general
Resources
Puerto Rico
.
will receive
(DST); on
Secretary,
Water
Rico
thority (P. O. San Juan),
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(P. O. Parkrose), Ore,
.
-
Woods
Borough
July
.Aultnomah
Puerto
Hawkins,
by
Bond Offering—Betty L.
interest
and
p.rm
Building,
Liberty, Pa.
1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
after
date
the Clerk of the
Education
of
oard
p.m.
January 1 from 1955 to 1975 incl.
Callable on any interest payment
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
ist. No. 69
&
of
County Dependent- Sch.
leveland
8
until
bids
sealed
Education
Delafiela
Wood, of New York City.
approved
(PST) on July 26 for the purchase
$100,000
general
obligation
oonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
OKLAHOMA
536^
harrisburg, Pa; legality oi bonas
F.
Edward
—
Scnaecher, City Recorder, will re¬
of Cleveland.
anders & Dempsey,
Room
Angel, Ore.
uttering
55
(399)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
(J-D) payable at the
Bank of Cleve-
d interest
entral
and.
Number 5345
*
i
i
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(400)
York, Continental Illinois Nation¬
al Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., Union
Securities Corp., White, Weld &
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes
& - Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Kean, Taylor & Co., R. S. Dick¬
son & Co., Bacon Stevenson" & Co.,
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., all
of New York, Heller, Bruce & Co.,
-of San Francisco, Scherck, Richfcer Co., of St. Louis, and the MidSouth Securities Co., of Memphis.
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond
tory
fered
Sale—The
$500,000
Vic¬
Memorial Bridge bonds of¬
July 20—v. 179, p. 2756—
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
Bankers Trust Co.,
City, Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Toledo, and the Third
National Bank of Nashville,
as
Rockdale
house bonds
2Y2S.
'
$200,000 13/4S. Due
on
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
295,000 3s. Due on May 15 from
The
.200,000 l%s. Due
bonds
.
"' *:1
1
•
''
■
'
■
on
•
'
1,
Aug.
Newport News, Va.
April 1 from
Lehman
Brothers, Blair,
& Co., Inc., Hornblower &
F. S. Smithers & Co., all
York City; C. F. Cassell
1969.
of
Rollins
Weeks,
of New
& Co.,
Charlottesv|lle;
Strudwick,
of about
of Dallas.
2.12%.
WASHINGTON
school
house bonds
$340,000
sold to
was
a
Cowlitz
Woodland School
District No. 404 (P. O. Kelso),
County,
(P. O. Del Rio),
Texas
Offering—Gertrude
County
ers,
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
(PST) on Aug. 11 for the purchase
of $800,000 general obligation
school bonds.
$100,000 Due
Dated July 15, 1954.
July 15 from 1955 to 1973
on
,
mm
TEXAS
after
Bellevue, Tex.
Bond
of
as
July
Keller
to
J-J.
4V2S, at
as
Additional
Sale
An
—
issue
of
Salt
Lake
County, Salt Lake City
Suburban Sanitary District (P\. O.
on
for the
bonds, as
Aug.
11
general
obligation
bonds. Due serially in from
1
to 35 years.
Optional in
2,100,000
(P. O. San Antonio),
Texas
•
Bond Sale—An issue of
house
-court
and
$281,000
refunding
jail
10
fconds was sold to the First South¬
years.
Copies
offering
the official
of
west
Company, of Dallas, as l%s statement will be available about
and l%s.
Dated April 10, 1954. July 30 and may be obtained from
Due from 1955 to 1960 inclusive. Robert E. Schweser Co., 208 South
JLegality
approved
by
Dumas, 19th St., Omaha 2, or from WacHuguenin & Boothman, of Dallas. tmb-wpp'W Corp., 212 South 17th
Harrouzett Independent
Seh. Dist.
St., Omaha 2.
Texas
«
bonds
house
C. N. Burt &
.'H*-
if
sold
was
to
road bonds
sold to the Eddle-
was
cnan-Pollok Company, of Houston,
2%s and
as
4954.
2Y2S.
Dated May
Due from 1955 to 1964.
gality
1,
Le¬
Hu-guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
approved
by
Dumas,
Sale—An
$100,drainage improve¬
ment bonds was awarded on July
the
to
Columbian
Corp. of Texas,
Securities
of San Antonio.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1
Xrom 1956 to 1977 inclusive. The
l*ofids
callable
Aug. 1,
.1969. Interest F-A.
Legality ap-proved by Gibson & Gibson, of
are
on
Austin.
Hardin Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
school bonds was sold to Raus-
cher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas. Due
on February 15 from 1955 to 1966
inclusive.
Orange County (P. O. Orange),
Texas
Offering
Grooms,
ceive
—
Charlie
County Judge, will
sealed
bids
until
2
G.
re¬
p.m.
-(CST) on July 28 for the purchase
of $1,250,000 hospital bonds. Due
on
August 1 from 1955 to 1980
inclusive.
any
Bonds
are
callable
interest' payment
date
on
15
years from the date of issue. Legal
opinion of
torney
County.
will
a
recognized bond
be
until
furnished
y
noon
to
on
1974
interest
First
inclusive.
(F-A)
National
of
Bank
at¬
by the
: ] 5:
Bank
of
St.
Louis, and Baxter, Williams &
Co., New York City, as 1Y2S, at~a
price of 100.39, a basis of about
1.45%,
VIRGINIA
Held
A
—
public information meeting re¬
garding the forthcoming sale of
$10,000,000 sewer bonds was held
at the office of Lehman Brothers,
One William St., New York City,
on
July 20.
Carlton C. Massey, County Man¬
ager and representatives of Alex¬
ander Potter Associates, Consult¬
ing Engineers, and Hawkins, Delafield and Wood, Bond Counsel,
were among those present.
Ther bonds will be offered at
to - be
held
Will
|954. Dated Aug. 1,1954.
Bond
sealed
Principal and
Wash.
Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
of Finance, will receive
in the Board Room,
Bldg., Tacoma, until 2
p.m.. (PST)
on Aug. 18 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 special ob¬
ligation water bonds of 1954, as
July
a
28
and July
1
series
of Jan.
will
maturing
1, 1968.
to
Offering
(CST)
Aug.
on
Gerald
—
bonds.
for
11
1954.
Due
the
fiscal
waukee.
1,
of the State
from
1
Due
to
1978
in¬
will
be
for
1960; and (2) bonds
1965 and thereafter being
&
Tallmadge, of Denver.
County Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Osage), Wyo.
Bohd Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 180,
p. 204—were awarded to Carroll,
Kirchner &
Jacquith, of Denver.
Board of Governors of the Fed. Reserve
BUSINESS
1947-49
County Sch. Dist.
bonds offered July 14—v. 179, p.
2860—were awarded to the Insti¬
tutional. Investment Company, of
Fond du Lac, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.05, a basis of about 2.73%.
Metropolitan Sewerage
jjtx 247, Green Bay),
,
National
-—1954—
Unadjusted
1953
—1954—
May
June
June
May
*124
124
136
*124
123
13®
*126
126i
138
*125
124
13®
*135
135
154
*135
136
15®
*116
116
121
*115
112
121
*111
111
119
*113
111
120'
*118
119
134
*116
116
131
*128
130
147
*126
136
145
153
142
*123
120
139
*112
110
*95
93
103
*93
92
-1953
June-
Industrial production—
Manufactures—
Total
Durable
Nondurable
,
-
-
minerals
JConsumer durable goods—
Total
Major
durables
consumer
Autos
—
Household
durables
Other consumer
Construction contracts,
value—
126
•
144
146
166.
126.
*
101
•'
Total
19T
234
X
All other
—
193
169
X
t
216
174
X
257
192
X
Residential
178
166
X
219
201
i
Employment and payrolls—r
110.2
114.3
*110.0
109.6
114.2
*101.6
102.3
114.3
*100.5
100.6
113.1
*107.6
106.6
125.3
*107.1
108.0
124.®
*94.6
95.0
101.5
*110.1
Nonagricultural empl., total
Manufg. production workers—
Employment, total
Durable
Nondurable
Payrolls, total
Freight carloadings—
Department store sales, value—
84
§ Detailed
indexes
Reserve
Bulletin
shown on
are
for
84
tll3
X
Department store stocks, value.
eral
„
,
-
May
page
1954,
*108
121
>
*92.7
115
128
91.8
99.4
tl36.0
87
tl07
X
97
134.4
153.®
101
108
123
86
106
126
438-452.
For description see Fed-**Preliminary. ~ tEstimated. tNot;
based
3-month
of this release.
5
pp.
available.
■
,
NOTE—Construction
contract
indexes
moving averages, cen¬
Dodge data for 37 Eastern States. The unadjustetf
indexes of employment and payrolls are compiled by or based on data of the Bureaw
tered
second
at
Labor
month,
of
F.
,
on
W.
Statistics.
-
INDUSTRIAL
k.
.
'
PRODUCTION
•
.
V
.
I
*
1954
•
Durable Manufactures:.
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
*June
_;
June-
168
111
147
108
148.
139
122
121
13®
16®
139*
137
121
-
137
161..-
137
124
124
168
;
May
147
122
1953
——1954
*June
June
106
146
139
Electrical
144
125
159
.161
15®
126
194
-
138
14®
V
184
Transportation equipment——
170
163
175
175
177
193
Instruments'
;
137
138
157
137
138
15T
120
125
124
124
127
12®
X
X
130
121
134
X
130
114
i
124
13®
12®
118
118
135
114
114
131
103
122
100
99
117"
129
145
124
125
14®
99
95
114
t
93
111
t
96
11T
11®
Clay,
glass & lumber products.
Stone, clay & glass products.
Lumber and
Furniture
products—
and
miscellaneous
Furniture and
fixtures
manufactures.,
,
104
Miscellaneous
128
Nondurable
Textile
.
.
188
<
?
Manufactures:
Textiles and
apparel
products
leather products
and
99
113
X
94
111
X
104
115
103
102
113
102
X
mill
Leather and products
Paper and printing
:
Paper and allied products—__
112
130
t
98
-
99.
110
131.
X
94
99
t
89
126
126
126
125
126
97
12®
X
137
134
X
134
134
12®
142
14®
131
10®
Printing and publishing
and petroleum prods.
121
119
121
120
121
141
140
145
138
138
Chemicals
148
147
150
144
144
120
103
Chemicals
and
Petroleum
and
allied prods
coal products.
Food, beverages and tobacco
.
.
!
Unadjusted
1953
May
109
Machinery
Nonelectrical
'
(1947-49 average=100)
i
Food and
Tobacco
122
122
122
131
-
manufactures
108
109
106
1C9
110
106
x
t
103
t
112
beverage manulac..
112
119
111
111
"
111
I
104
'
10®
X
110
111
11T"
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
64
—
Crude oil and natural gas
Metal, stone and earth min
65
86
63
62
81
134
134
134
134
134
109
106
121
122
116
134T
136-
(not the North¬
Trust Co.) was associated with
*J
average=100
June
Coal
Wisconsin
System
INDEXES
Seasonally Adjusted
traixriranrnuTd; ITi i
Rubber
No. 1 (P. O. Fond du Lac), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
First
1, 1954.
bids
1955
Alternate
as of June 1, 1964. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at, the City, Treasurer's office*
Legality approved by Tallmadge
other investment
Rubber products
Bank of Chicago
June
Weston
Apparel and allied products—
WISCONSIN
ern
purchase of $1,; extension
works
June
callable
v
Co. and
&
gan
the
water
Dated
due in
—Representatives of Glore, For-
as
All of the bonds
Correction—The
for
9
of June 1,
as
Financing Procedure Discussed
1968
callable
Washington in New York City.
Legality to be approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Green Bay
Dist. (P. O
receive
will
(1) bonds due in
1961 and thereafter being callable
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
of
Fond du Lac
Clerk,
Seasonally Adjusted
July
agency
City
considered
pur¬
Sept. 1 from 1956
to 1974 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable : at the
American
Exchange
Bank
of
Madison.
Legality approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
be dated
the
F.
on
Due
Setft. 1, 1954. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
at
Aug.
chase of $750,000 general obliga¬
tion school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1963
be
%
Offering—Flo M. Walter-
500,000
and auction bids at 7 p.m.
Fabricated metal products
thereafter
Bond
scheid,
v
sive.
Bonds
<
Cheyenne, Wyo.
on
of
semi-annually from July 1,
1969 to July
1, 1973 inclu¬
and
quali*
fully
WYOMING
and
on
1 from
B
bankers
bonds.
(Village)
to 1968 inclusive.
1,000,000
it
of
assistance
and
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
bids
Utilities
Jan.
As part of its study
investment
clusive.
* (F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Director
the
on
Minnesota
the
fied in this field.
Wilke, District Clerk, will receive
interest
Tacoma,
point
a
to
sought the aid
sealed
on Aug, 1 from 1956 to 1974
inclusive. Callable after five years
.'
man¬
Blooming
(Town) Union High School
District (P. O. Monona), Wis.
Due
from date of issue.
from
border
state line.
Grove
B.
Ellis,
County Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
July 29 for the purchase of $450,000 general obligation bonds, se¬
ries A of
and
in
Skagit County, Anacortes Sch. Dist.
No. 321 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington
—
Illinois
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Total
Fairfax County (P.O. Fairfax), Va.
public sale
due
office.
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Offering
Wisconsin
1955
&
Monona
advisors
financing programs.
was appointed
the last Wisconsin legis¬
bank or trust company designated
by the bidder and mutually satis¬
factory to the Board of Supervi¬
callable
by
Bond
fiscal
of
lature to study the feasibility of
constructing a toll road through
Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the option of the holder at such
at
(State of)
B o n d
Sale — The $3,000,000
school building bonds
offered
July 20—v.
180,
p.
304—were
awarded to a group composed of
the Union Securities Corp., Lee
Higginson Corp., Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., all of New York City;
National
1,
1956
Treasurer's
proved
toll
during
inclusive.
time up to and including
Aug. 1, 1957. Principal and inter¬
est
(F-A) payable at the City
Vermont
Boatmen's
are
from
1
any
,
*
Bonds
thereafter
Aug.
from
1
Aug.
on
July 14 on methods
road financing
and the
The Commission
interest
bids
and follows:
the
$1,000,000 series A bonds. Due
Boston.
Principal
payable
Information Meeting
1
Bond
bids
Aug. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 Pleasant Valley
Reservior bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1954.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
(EST)
of
issue
•GO0 street and
.€9
sealed
ceive
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rug!g, of Boston.
Ganado, Texas
Bond
ardson, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Aug.
on
of
role
Wisconsin Toll Road Commission
sealed
Dated
inclusive.
and
..
Bond Offering—Errol W. Rich¬
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Due
1968
to
E. Law, City
receive
bonds.
Due
1964
1962
Brattleboro, Vt.
Co., of Dallas.
Fart Bend County Road District
IV*. 7 (P. O. Richmond), Texas
Bond
^
VERMONT
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
.school
1954.
will receive sealed bids until 11:30
(MST)
will
obligation
to
$30,000 water works general ob¬ n«"Thase of $8,100,000
ligation bonds was sold to Keller follows:
tc Ratliff, of Fort Worth, as 4V2S,
$6,000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
at a price of par. Dated June 1,
Due serially in from 8 to 40
1954. Due from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
years.
Optional from earn¬
sive. Legality approved by Dumas,
ings in from 5 to 9 years and
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
from any source in 10 years.
Bexar County
Clerk,
at
Bond Offering
a.m.
1954.
Road
Toll
Wisconsin
Commission
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. on Aug. 16 for
the purchase of $505,000 county
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
Wash.
Bond Offering—J.
City), Utah
— The District
Salt Lake
Angeles,
until 5 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $65,000 general
UTAH
&
Ratliff, of Fort
a price of par.
Dated June
1, 1954. Due from
1956
to
1969
inclusive. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Worth,
Port
1,
1, 1954. Interest
works
water
sold
callable
are
there¬
and
1960
Dated July
1959.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
revenue
bonds was
in
agers in
re¬
a.m.
improvement bonds was sold inclusive. Callable after 10
years
to the Republic National Bank, of
from date of issue. Principal and
and sewer revenue bonds offered Dallas, as follows:
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
-July 19 — v. 180, p. 107 — w6re' $90,000 iy*s. Due on Jan. 1 from County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
.awarded to C. H. Little & Co., of
ity approved by Preston, ThorJackson.
.Iu
10,000 l%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1964.
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
due
Lincoln County (P.O. Merrill), Wis.
Bond Offering—Etta N. Brandt,
the
before
Bond
road
Bonds
banking firms made presentations
Riv¬
will
11
Monday, July 26, 1954
.
Becker & Co., Chicago, in
purchase on July 15 of $700,000 secondary sewerage treatment
bonds as l%s, at 100.27, a basis of
about 1.73%.—v. 180, p. 304.
Washington
Bond
ceive
Worth.
-
G.
the
man
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
A.
sors.
Stratford Independent Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of
•'
.
c
$2,500,000 water
bonds
offered
July
19—v.
180,
p. 204—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Anderson
&
Richmond;
AuchinPrincipal and interest (M-N) pay¬ closs, Parker & Redpath, of New
able at the Rockdale State Bank, York City, and the Peoples Na¬
Rockdale. Legality approved by tional Bank of Charlottesville, as
Dumas, Hueguenin & Boothman, 2.15s, at a price of 100.24, a basis
of May 15,
as
Val Verde County
South Pittsburg, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $328,000 water
v
dated
are
1954. Callable
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
'
•
inclusive.
1986
1973 to
Fort
inclusive.
1967
15,
composed of C. N. Burt &
Co., of Dallas, W. N. Edwards &
Co., and Keller & Ratliff, both of
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
to
May
on
85,000 2%s. Due on May 15 from
this financing.
Bond Sale—The
group
April 1 from
100,000 IV2S. Due on April 1 from
1964
Due
from 1955 to 1966 inclusive.
:
New York
follows:
of
Co.,
follows:
as
$128,000
of the
posed
Securities
Southwestern
Dallas,
$508,000 school
as
the county for
awarded to the
were
304. Lehman Brothers
financial advisors to
p.
acting
are
Texas
Bond Sale—The
180,
—v.
Independent Sch. Dist.
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